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Real Estate Record Index REAL ESTATE RECORD INDEX ATOL. X^II ONYEYANOES OF REAL ESTATE NEVv^ YORK CITY, 1876. Academy st ... 36, 55. Ferry st 202. Spring St... .56, 95,147,183, 202, 345, 392, 431. All''nBt....36, 111, 220. Forsytnsi 413,453. Sprace st 492. Amity St 202. Franktort st... .112, 130, 240, 259. Stanton st... 55, 71,183, 240, 304, 324, 413, 453. Ann St .. 36, 95. Franklin st 3, 36, 71. Stone St.... 304. Attorney St.... 202, 324. Front St... .346, 369, 392, 431, 474. Stuvvesant st .. .202. Fulton St... .324. 369, 492. Suffolk St... .304, 305, 392. 474. Bank st. .36,165, 324, 345. SuUivan st... .3, 37, 183, 282, 345, 369, 392. Barclay st 95, 282. Goerck st....240, 369, 392. Barrow st 259. Gold St....21. Thompson st... .21,55, 71,240, 241,282, 324,392,474. Baxter St.... 345,453. Gouverneur st 220, 282. Tompkins st 392. Bayard at 95, 392. Grand st, east of Bowery.... 3, 36, 130, 220, 259, Troy at.... 112. Beach st 21,36. 282, 324, 345, 369. Beekmanst 95. Grand st, west of Bowery 220, 259, 345, 369, Yandewater st 220,'240, 345, 453. Bleecker st... .3, 240, 269, 282. 324, 413. 413. Veseyst 220. Bloomingdale road 37. Greene st... .71, 95, 183, 282, 453. Walker st 345. Bond St....324, 453. Greenwich st, south of Canal st 36, 55,130,220, Washington st, south of Canal st 37,183,369, Boulevard, 59th to 69th st 304, 492. 259,345,413. 474, 492. Boulevard, 69th to 80th st 259, 282. Grove st 282. Washington st., north of Canal st 37, 453. Boulevard, 80th to 92d st 147, 259, 304, 324, Water st... .55,147, 220, 240, 259, 304, 324, 345, 413.. Boulevard, 92d to 10"2d st 71,95, 282. 324, 369, Hague st 369. Henry st, west of CUnton st... .71, 324. 431,453. Boulevard, I25th to 145th st... .112, 202, 259, 431. Watts st ...259. Boulevard. 145th st. to termination... .21,147,165, Henry at, east of CUnton st 21, 55, 71, 112, 147, 282, 324, 345, 431, 492.. West St... .-220, 304, 453. 282, 492. West Broadway.... 112, 345. Bowery, souih of Houston st .. 3, 282. Houston, East 21,95, 240, 282, 431. Houston, West 259,392. White St.... 3, 21. 55, 345, 392. Bowery, north of Houston st 431. WhitehaU St.,. 324. Broad st 3, 55, 392, 413. Hudson, south of Houston st 2i20, 240, 2i59. 369. Hudson, north of Houston at 130, 202, 304, 324. WiUett St... .95,130,183, 259, 324, 431, 453. Broadway, south of Canal st 111, 324. WiUiam st... .55,130. A, Broadway, from Canal to 14th st .. .56, 71, 95,165, Jacob st 202. Wooster St... 95,183, 304, Hi-Wlk 392, 431. 304,474. Jamea st 324, 413. Worth St... .202, 241, 282. Broadway, from 14th to 34th st.... 345, 431. James slip 259,413. Broadway, from 34th to 44th st... 21. Janest 166,220. 2d8t..,.43L Broadway, from 44th to 59th st... .71, 95,165,183, John St....304, 324, 431. 3d St.. 55, 304,370,371. , 220, 431, 474. 4tli St... .21, 37, 95, 130,166, 282, 304, 306, 345, 370L Broome st., east of Broadway 21,55, 71, 240,259, Kingsbridge road... .3, 21, 37,112,147,166,220,345, 392,453. 345,369,392,492. 392, 474. 5tfr St... .3, 71, 95,130,131,166, 345. Broome St., west of Broadway... .147, 240, 324,345, Laight st 345. 6thst....l47,148, 202, 370. 431,453,474. 7lh St.., .21, 37, 95,183, 220, 269, 282, 346, 370, 392, Leonard st... .71, 95. 431. 474. Canal at, east of Broadway.. ..21, 183, 282,324, Leroy st 259, 282. 8th St. east of Broadway....37, 55, 183,304,324, 453. Lewis st 21, 36, 202, 220, 282. 345, 413, 492. 392, 453, 492. Canal at., west of Broadway... .130, 345, 463. Lispenard st 453, 474. 8th St., west of Broadway 324. Cannon st 147, 453. Liberty St....71. 9th at, eaat of Broadway... .3, 71,183, 202, 259, 453. CarUsle St....71. Ludlow St... .3, 55, 71, 345, 392, 431, 453, 492. 9th at., west of Broadway 112,147, 202, 453. Carmine st 259, 282. Macdougal st .. 220, 240, 369. Cedar St.... 71,147. 10th St., eaat of Ist av... .37, 55, 147, 183, 220, 240, Madison St.... 130, 1€6, 202, 259, 304, 324, 345, 392, 324. 346. Centre St 392. 413, 474, 492. ' Chambers st 2o2, 369. 10th St., bet. Ist av. and Broadway 147, 220. Maiden lane 7i. 112, 202, 392, 474. 10th st, weat of Broadway... .21,*95, 240, 346, 431. Charles st 130, 220, 345. Manginst ...71, 492. Chatham st .. 56, 130. nth St. east of 1st av... .71,130, 431. Maniiattan at .. .166, 394. 11th St., bet. 1st aVi and Broadway... 37, 259. Cherry st., from Pearl to Rutgers st... .3, 202, 282. Marion st 492. Cherry St., from Rutgers to Bast River 36, 95, nth St., west of Broadway 3, 95, 240, 282,392,. Market at 166, 324. 413. 147, 345, 453. Mercer st... .71, 95,147,165,183, 240, 259, 453. Christopher st 21,147, 324. Mom-oe st.... 71, 95, 220, 282, 324, 369, 392. 12th st.^ e. of 1st av... .37. 304, 324, 346. Chrystie st.... 147,183, 202, 392, 492. Moore st 282. i2th St., bet. 1st av. and Broadway 183. 324,346. Church St... .21, 36, 55, 111, 130, 413, 431. Morton st 324,492. 12th st, west of Broadway....i47, 166, 259,282, CUnton st, from East Houston to Bast Broad- Mott SD... .95, 166, 220, 369,413. 324, 370. way... .21, 202, 282, 304, 369. Mulberry st... .95.166, 202, 240,259, 282, 304,369, 13th St., east of Ist av... .4,147,166, 392, 453. CUnton St., from East Broadway to East River 392,431,453,474. -• . 13th St., bet. lat av: and Broadway... .282, 453. 324. 13th St., west of Broadway... .71, 240, 259, 283, 306, Cliff St.... 240, 369. Murray St 37,492. .Columbia st... 220, 413, 453. Nassau st 240. 346, 392, 453. Commerce St.. .21. Newst 130. 14th St., eaat of 3d av... .71, 282. Cooper st 369,431. Norfolk St... .21, 259, 392, 413, 431'. 14th st, bet 3d and 6th avs 454. Cornelia St 369. North Moore st 55, 130. 14th st, bet 6th and Sth avs... .95, 370. Corilandtat. ...71. 14th st, west of 8th av... .71, 95. Crosby St.... 165, 453. Oak St... .220, 240, 282, 304. 15th st, east of 3d av.., .112, 259, 324, 453, 492. Crotonst ...36, 392. • OUverst.. .183,369. 15th st, bet 3d and 6tli avs... .454. Old sli|i....l30. 15lh st, bet 6th &Jid 8tti avs... .95, 202, 282, 370. Delancey st, from Bowery to CUnton st.... 130,165, Orchard St... .55, 147, 240, 413. 15th st, west of 8th av... .71, 95,167, 324. 183, 2i0, 259, 282, 324, .^92, 413, 431. 16th St., east of 3d av.... 202, 220, 259. Delancey st, from CUnton to East River... .21, 111, Park St.... 413. Hike sUp .^ .453. 16th st, bet. 3d and 6th avs 346. 183, 474, ' 16th st, bet 6th and 8th avs... .282. 413. Division st... .36, 55. 71,130, 202, 220, 282. Peari St... .Ill, 183, 240, 259, 304, 324, 345, 392, 431. Perry st.... 21, 202.259, 304, 345. 16th at, wesi of 8th av .. .55, 240, 304, 346, 392. Duane st... .55, 392, 413. 17th St. east of 3d av... ;21, 220. 259. Depeysterst 259,304. PUjest....7i, 345, 43L Finest 492. 17th St.. bet. 3d and 6th avs... .55,147,148,167, 202, Deyst...71. 259, 346. 492. Dominickst 112. Pictst 369. Prince st 220, 282, 392. 17th st, west of 8th av... .95, 220, 282, 431. Downing st .. .21, 71. 18th at, east of 3d av... .4, 21, 37, 474. Dyckmanst 184. Reade st 95, 369. 18th St., bet 3d and 6th avs 4. 304, 324, 392. East Broadway, from Chatham sq. to Canal st.... Eenwick st 95. 18th st, bet.6th and 8th avs 493. 55, 71, 413. Hidgest....l30, 240, 259. 18th st, west of 8th av. .,..240, 304, 370. 43]t. East Broadway, from Canal to Grand st . 282. - Rivingion st... .55, 166, 304, 324, 431, 453, 492. 19th at, eaat of 3d av... .71,112, 392, 413, 453. • E dridge St... .130,183, 202, 259, 345, 392, 453. Roosevelt st 112, 202, 431. 19th St., bet. 3d and 6th avs 202. Elizabeth st... .21, 36, 240 Rosest 220, 304,474. 19th st, bet.eth and 8th avs .. 37.183,-259, 493. - Elmst....21, 111, 346. 20th St. betl 3d and 6th avs 112.167, 413. Sheriff St.... 147, 453. 20th st, bet. 6th and,8th avs 240, 259. Emeraon st 453. South 81 130; 345, 392." 20th st, west of 8th av.... 493. Essex St....202. Scammelst 492. 2lBt st, bet 3d and 6th avs 167, 282, 346, 453. BEAL ESTATE RECORD INDEX. 21st St. bet 6th and 8th avs. .166, 202, 304, 346, 44th St., bet 3d and 6th avs... .147, 346. 63d St. west of Sth av... .21, 112, 260. 474. 44th St., bet, 6th and Sth avs... .4, 346, 370. 64th st, bet 3d and 5th avs... .71,203, 260,283, 370,_ 21st !-t . west of 8th av... .71,147, 240. 44th st, west ol Sth av....l83, 202, 220, 304,370, 39i5. 413, 432, 454. 22d St.. cast ot 3d av... .220, 240, 346, 370. 432,454, .64th St., west of Sth av...
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