The Real Estate Record

EAL ESTATE RECORD AND BUILDERS' GUIDE.

VOL. YI. NEW YOP.K, SATUEDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1870. No. 145.

Published Weekly by called upon to utter different sounds Avhich COEEECTION. THE REAL ESTATE RECORD ASSOCIATION, call tato play the different parts of the throat, IN an article on Park affairs, published in las-t and so dilate the vocal cords that the instru TERMS. week's RECORD, a tjTpographical error made us One year, In advance $6 00 ments can be plainly seen pas-sing between state that the Park Commissioners had in con AU conimuuications should he addressed to them directly to the diseased parts. The templation the widening of Fifth avenue, from" Doctor pursues a similar method in his treat C. ^W. SWKKX, Twenty-third to Seventy-sixth street. What ment of nasal catarrh, and has achieved signal . 106 BRO.UJWAY. COR. OF PIXE STRKET. Ave intended-to state was, that the Commis success in relieAnng and curing many cases. We sioners proposed widening Fifth avenue on the do not know of any more instructive and inter easf side, from Broadway to Twenty-sixth THE RECORD IS regiUarly maUed to subscriber,? every esting experinients to witness than those of the street. Fridaj' night at eleven o''clock, aud should be delivered by Doctor in connection Avith the throat and lungs. the Posfc Ofiice authorities on Satm-day morning early. Any subscriber hot receiving his paper in due season may rely upon it that the fault is entirely with the carrier, and a MECHANICS' LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN HEW YORK CITY. complaint lodged either with the Post Office aufchorifcies or BRYANT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. Dec. afc fche RECORD office wUl remedy fche irregularifcy. Any FEAV portions of the city have recently under 16 BAXTER ST., vr. s. (No. 50). MATHEW carrier deUvering fche RECORD later than Saturday moming McKeon agfc. David Finilifce $40 00 gone more rapid improvement than Sixth ave 17 CHRTSTIE ST., E. S. (NO. 172), BET. is remiss in his duty. nue, in the immediate neighborhood of Twenty- Rivington & Delancey sts. Peter Seebald agfc. W. E. Price 3,185 00 third street. Besides Booth's fine theatre, 17 ELEVENTH AV., W. S., 79.4 s. FOKTY- which Avas in itself enough to make a grand ninth st. J. J. BurcheU agt. GOOD WORKS. DederickHamil 900 00 landmark, the new Masonic Temple is slowly 32 ELEVENTH ST., N. S. (NO. 341), BET. THE year 1870 is about to be laid upon the rearing its large proportions directly opposite, Isfc and 2d avs. W. G. H. Ran shelf, to take its place alongside of the many and very recently, Avith unusual rapidity, Bry dolph agfc. Ambrose O'Neil 562 03 17 FIFTY-EIGHTH ST., S. S. (NOS. 316, thousands Avhich have preceded it. The time ant's New Opera House has been erected close 318, 320, 322, and 324 W.). R. H. is at hand 'when the reflection forces itself upon by, but a few doors west of Sixth avenue, and Taylor & L. Taylor, Jr., agt. Isaac Bemheimer 212 40 the mind of every thinking man, of how much was opened to the public some four or five 17 FORTY-FIFTH ST., N. S., 3 HOUSES, good he may have done during its passage, and weeks ago. com. 350 e. 8th av. William Hogan agt. The Church of St. Mary The to lay up plans for the coming of 1871. In Although built on a comparatively small Virgin 34 00 this coimection we cannot but thiiik hoAv much scale, this pretty little theatre may be consid 17 SAME PROPERTY. JAMES WILLIS pleasure our friend Dr. OTTO FULLGRAPP ered one of the best things of the kind yet agt. same 24 62 17 SAME PROPERTY. JOSEPH SULLIVAN must take when he reviews the fact that dur erected in NCAV York. It occupies a frontage agt. same 156 43 ing the year 1870 the Bond Street Homoeopathic of 50 feet on Twenty-third streetj rimning 19 FORTY-FIRST ST., N S , 150 w. SECOKD av. R. J. Fullam agfc. Mr. Noiris. 63 36 Dispensary, of which he is the founder and back 100 feet, and is capable of seating about 19 FIFTY-SEVENTH ST.J N. S., 132 w. manager, has treated nearly 32,000 cases of dis 500 people. The interior consists of a hand Lexingfcon av. John Darrow agt.— ',320 71 20 FORTY-EIGHTH ST., S. S., ABOUT 55 eases, including over 74,000 prescriptions fur some parterre, with gallery above, the latter w. 1st av. C. H. Reilly agt. J. nished, and about 8,500 out-door visits. This is quite unobstructed by columns, being so con O'Connor 1,144 80 certainly a proud record, and shows how much structed as to be suspended by the strong roof- 22 FIFTY-SEVENTH ST., N. S., COM. 100 w. Lexington av. A. W. Budlong misery may be alleviated by the well-directed framing above. The whole arrangement is ex agt. G. E. ThraU 1,204 46 efforts of one man ; for, although there are tremely simple, but most pleasing in effect, 20 GRAND ST., S. S. (NO. 447). Wagner & Pfeiff agfc. J. H. Hughes 64 50 now many able physicians who Avork in connec and exhibits everywhere the proofs of good and 21 LAURENS ST., AV. S. (NO. 181), BET. tion with Dr. FULLGRAFF, to him solely is due sensible design. The entrances, lobbies, stair Bleecker and Houston sts. Deroude the credit of originating and carrying on this cases, etc., are all spacious and most conven & Jones agt. Jos. Frick 168 65 20 MULBERRY ST., S. OR AV. S. (NO. 3). good Avork. iently arranged for egress and ingress; the seats Fredk. HoUdeck agt. Mver Rosen Probably the most successful classes of dis roomy and comfortable, and so disposed that thal .* 25 00 20 SAME PROPERTY. WINTERS, HUNT . , eases treated at this Institution are those of the everybody can have a perfect view of the stage; &Co. agt. 9006 throat and lungs, to the study of which Dr. the A'cntilation excellent, and precautions have 17 NINTH AV., W. S., BET. 82D AND 83D sfcs. A. & W. Wild agt. The FULLGRAFF has expended much time and been taken, through abundant water supply, to Vestrymen, tfec, of the Bethelem money, and has succeeded in inventing a series avoid all danger from fire, in cases of sudden Mission 63 75 emergency. Unlike the generality of theatres, 20 SAME PROPERTY. AMBROSE MEB- of delicately constructed instruments, by means cer agt. same 82 00 of Avhich a medicated spray may be thrown with which depend so much for effect upon gaudy or 21 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINTH unerring certainty directly upon the parts af namentation, the merit of the one in question St., s." S., aboufc 270 w. 10th av. Gardner Landon, Jr., & Co., agt. fected. The old method of using a probang in rests in its extreme simplicity; and yet the im John Shackleton 197 82 discriminately, has been consigned by Dr. FULL pression created is very satisfactory. The ex 19 SIXTH AV. AND 55TH ST., N. E. COR. Geo. Frey et al. agfc. Abm. Mead.. S35 75 GRAPP to the dark ages. It is exceedingly in terior is equally successful. It presents a four- 20 SIXTH AV. AND 23D ST., N. E. COH., teresting 'to witness a patient when inhaling story Italian facade, with Mansart roof of mod 98.8x141.6. David Flemming agt. the medicated vapors from these delicate in- est but pleasing design, the whole length of the The Trustees of Masonic Hall . 3,033 60 20 SECOND AV., E. S., 2 HOUSES, COM. 40 Btrumentsj which require great skill upon the front on first floor being occupied by a Corin B. 107th st. Anthony McLaughlin part of the operator, and a thorough knowledge thian colonnade, which forms a very imposing agt. Richd. McAnnlty ISS 47 20 SEVENTY-EIGHTH ST., N . S. , 2 HOUSES, of the construction of the vocal organs. By and convenient entrance to the building. This com. 155 e. 3d. av. J.E.Redman means of diverse reflectors, the whole interior theatre was erected by A,. B. DARLING. Esq.,; agt. Ann Kelly.....:...... -..... 855 8& 17 "TAVENTY-ErGHTH ST., N.- S. (No. 9 of the throat- can be plainly seen, and the pa one of the proprietors of the Fifth Avenue West). Wm. Johnson agfc. Enoch tient,, under the direction of the Doctor, being Hotel^ froin the desigfiSOf Mf. S. D.- HATCH. Hidden...... ;...... Ii760 ^5 SHS

REAL ESTATE RECORD.

19 TWENTY-EIGHTH ST., N. S. (NO. 323 15 Beck, William—John Jordan 253 80 15 Geary, Bolon—John Jordan ...... 255 80 West). John SuUivan agt. Carl 16 Bennett, Charles J.—J. N. Collins. 6,487 48 15 GaUagher, Thomas P.—Geo, Bind- Diem 150 00 16 the same J. J. Johnston.. 1,305 45 hardt 78 17 20 THIRTY-EIGHTH ST., N. S. (NO. 323 16 Beer, W. Thomas—C. E. MiUer. ... 95 85 15 Grant, Edward B.—A. T. Stewart.. 334 74 W^est). John Hemmes, agent of 16 Baker, Thomas—J. P. Malcolm.... 261 16 16 Gould, John H.—Jacob Vanderpoel • Henry Hassner, agfc. CarlDiehm.. 163 00 16 Barthel, Edward—Julius Geisler 169 22 (Recr.) 84 91 20 THIRTY-EIGHTH ST., S. S. (NO. 353 17 Brewster, C. H.—H. Tiliotson...... 142 50 16 Groneberg, Joseph T.—Ignatz Hoff.. 322 81 West), rear house. Lewis Teefcs 17 Broclvway, Wm. E.—H. H. Brock 16 Glass, Hezekiah—N. Cowen 331 18 agt. George Helzhert 42 32 way 7,674 41 17 Glaentzer, Jules—J. W. Caldwell.... 519 54 21 THIRTY-EIGHTH ST., N. S. (NOS. 441 19 Beach, Joshua M.—Herbert Beech.. 557 24 19 Ceroid, PhUip—S. H. Lyons 767 60 and 443 West). John Hemmes, l«iZ::J.-Y.[j-H-Morrow 264 58 19 Griffith, Henry L.—Ferd. Reed 249 34 agent,

20 Monies, Isaac—Maurice Hutter..:... 134 20 16 Thompson, Catharine—J. F. Baker.. 735 22 19 Larkin, Jas. H.—W. D. Southard... 178 70 20 Marsh, S. N.—Edward Elsworth.... 487 13 16 Tigncy, W. H—J. K. Herbert 241 37 19 the same Union Stove Wks. 63 00 20 Marvin, W. B.—Lindley Murr.ay.... 198 70 16 Traftbrd, B. L.—Mathew Garrigan... 115 41 30 Lamport, Michael-Eva Imhof 331 63 20 Miller, Issac—Maxey Van Zandt 98 70 19 Tierney, Thomas—D. M. Koehler... 78 44 14 Myers. Max—E. C. Clark 336 03 20 Miller, A. V.—WiUiam Hall 1.50 55 20 Taylor, Nathan G.—Samuel Roose 14 McLain, Jno. S.—O. H. Jadwin. .... 164 46 velt 1,997 75 15 McEneany, Owen—C. W. F. Dare.. 455 95 ^^ Mosher B' P'' ( Samuel Friedlander 280 06 21 Territt, Charles W.—W. H. Scott... 129 71 17 Mason, James—T. W. WardeU 350 53 21 Murphy, Jesse—Robert McBride... 164 45 21 Toplitz, Lippman—G. A. Osgood 147 32 17 McConnach, Lewis (Exr.)—H. K. •14 McKnight, J. T.—W. P. Irwin.. 382 59 16 The N. Y. City Steel Works—The Thurber 808 35 14- McAdam, John—Aaron Wolf 1,558 23 Maryland Coal Co 766 30 19 Masterson, Jno. S.—J. Q. Maynard. 293 48 15 McConnacli, Lewis—H. K. Thurber 17 The U. S. Fire Extinguisher Co.—J. 19 Meyer, L. & Jaques—M. March 113 43 ' & Co 808,35 M. Rawe 255 90 19 Madden, Edwin H—L. Canaday.... 667 03 15 McLaughUn, Michael—Jacob Rappold 67 .50 17 The Exchange Fire Ins. Co.—C. S. 20 Murray, Rosanna—T. Wheeler 120 91 15 McLelland, John—M. Garrigan 115 41 Buchanan. 2,442 28 19 Nicholas, Fredk. (Applt.)—A. Levy 15 McDonald, Donald—W. C. Westervelt 2,089 97 21 The Mayor, Aidermen & Coram'lty (Respt.) 72 19 15 McLean, Henry—H. E. Davies, Jr... 305 60 ofN. Y. City—Ransom Parker, Jr. 5,169 32 20 Northridge, N. T—F. Johnston 229 62 17 Nicholson, I. N. —Neil McCallum.... 249 50 16 Usener, WUliam—Wilhelmine Use- 14 Overton, Jno. B., Jr. — G. Terwil- 21 Newman, H. E.—SUas Rawson 136 89 ner 84 11 liger 174 20 14 O'Thayne, Patrick—Peter RUey 96 .55 17 Van Orden, James Y.—The Newark. 16 Overton, Chas. C.-E. C. Benedict.. 85 80 15 O'SuUivan, George—J. L. Phipps... 142 71 Saddlery Manftg. Co 1,407 03 17 Ponce, Antonio—A. W. Stone 364 84 16 Overton, C.C—E. C. Benedict.... 85 80 19 Vogle, Ann E. —Edgar Hyatt 243 07 30 Phelps, Jno. M.—C. H. Murch. 154 79 21 Osgood, G. A.—M. A. Moody 3,2.25 18 20 Vaughan, T. L.—The U. S. Prep'rie- 14 Reynolds, Jas. M.—T. T. Moran.... 190 18 14 PoUitz, Hugo—Sigismund Kaufman. 109 44 tary Medicine Co 1,207 00 14 Rogers, Oscar D.—Lydia S. Page.... 3,323 93 14 Pollock, J. B.—J. S. Rickard 89 25 14 Wolf, WUham—The Bowery Nat. 16 ReiUy, Jas. A.—E. M. Hartshorne... 3ll 27 Bank of N. Y ' 591 87 16 Ripley, Wm. H—D. Maguire '. 228 71 l^SenSflfj-S-S'^^'^l^^- 100 48 15 Welden, Frederick—Henry Gilbert.. 291 80 17 the same A. Assman 327 65 14 Ponce, Antonio—A. W. Stone 364 84 15 White, G. H.-Ebenezer Beadleston. 323 43 19 Rice, George—L Smith 4, (.'02 26 15 Prehn, J. H—J. G. H. Ahrens 660 10 15 WiUis, W. J.—T. E. Hicks 996 13 19 Riley, Jackson—J. W. Flinn 326 90 15 Parker, Henry—Albert Schabel 269 28 16 Weeks, J. B.—Richard Baxter 118 08 19 Rogers, F. B.—H. WiUiams 222 43 16 Persons, J. E.—J. J. Johnston 1,305 45 16 Washauer Hannah—S. W. Barnard.. 428 79 20 Rosenberg, E. T,—G. H. Stiehl 81 40 16 the same J. N. CoUins 6,487 48 16 Weinmer, Christian—Benj. Smith... 7 00 15 Schott, GottUeb—J. Eddy 1,594 25 16 Porter, C S—John Reuter 61 77 17 Wesley, Mrs. E.—Stephen Merritt.. 880 48 15 Schiunacher, Wm.—A. C' Stoughton 125 79 16 Plass, R. _ N.—Charles Royle 36 98 17 Wisewell, M. N.—D. K. Baker 803 37 15 Shuttleworth, Jno. R.—Nat. Park 16 pj J; f^^^l [ Isaac Gottscho 218 52 17 Westbrook, Matthew—Jas. Norman 148 58 Bank,N. Y 163 .53 15 the same the same 402 41 16 Pierce, Judah—J. K. Herbert 241 37 19 WhiS: George \ ™-- beatty. 327 13 15 the same the same. 333 42 17 Pecare, Jacob—J. C. Hamilton 337 19 20 WesseU, Charles—W. E. Derrick... 180 04 ..q Patterson, Francis [ Germania B'k. 16 grytA^mêlD. \ ^- Hoytetal.. 1,481 98 '"' Pafc.fcerson, Luke J Cifcyof N. Y.. 843 65 Ôwooct'lam'uellM-A.Wilder..... 173.57 17 Streeter, Jas. M.—T. W. WardeU... 850 53 19 Priest, J. S.—Hudson R. R. R. Co... 363 27 21 Wescott, Mary—J. H. WeUes 7,123 69 17 Sayre, Wm. H—W. C. Pate 624 ICj 20 Potfcer, W. C—C. W. Yiitte 648 11 21 Young, Myer—Abraham Goldstein.. 2,595 81 17 Solms, Henry—J. McLachlan 4,916 19 20 PinkernUli, Magdalene—C. B. Cotten 509 24 17 Smith, Jane A. B.—H. A. Peck 095 91 Zacharie, Issachar ) ^ ,- ,-. 20 Sheldon, Cevedra B.—T. Johnston.. 229 68 .20 ?ond: IheSiore P. [ ^- C; ^êîton.. 480 94 15 Zacharie, Charles L. L J ii^'an .iJar- 0788 52 20 Sinclair, Jas. D.—W. Taylor '79 49 §1 Purdy, John F.—Newman Cowen... 129 68 Zacharie, Sam'l Purdy ) ^°^^ 20 Smifch, Edw. S.—H. T. Manning.... 180 60 14 Read, W. J.—Beilin & Jones Enve 20 Sayres, Anna L.—Maria Rafchbone.. 86 94 lope Co 42 72 KINGS COUNTY JUDGMENTS, 17 The Exr. of Ann McConnack—H. 14 ReUly, J. A.—B. M. Hartshorne 311 37 K. Thurber 808 35 14 Robinson, B.W.—Mahlon Mulford.. 313 12 Dec. 19 The New York Iron Car Co.—G. A. 15 Rowley, W. C—Sigmund Stettheimer 629 11 14 Angenstein, Moritz—P. Montegriffo. $6,192 95 Hoffman 507 94 16 Riss, John—Jacob Levy 899 74 19 Adams, Wm. H., Jr.—F. T. Keating 1,810 25 20 Thompson, Geo. R.—E. R. Yale.... 879 04 ,f. Rowland, H., Jr. I -r T ca 01000 14 Botsford, N. J.—W. F. Tooker ^7 83 15 Wheeler, Russel L.—R, Commelin., 5,019 92 1® Ryder, Mr. [ L. L Seaman... 213 33 14 Brewsfcer, J. N.—S. O. Allen (Admx.) 143 98 17 White, Geo. H—E. Beadleston 323 4a 17 Ryan, Michael—P. D. Casey 157 93 15 Bartlett, Arthur—L CoUyer 439 87 19 Wiggins, Jane E.—P. McCleary 80 19 17 Rowe, N. R. C—James Cain 150 17 15 Brown, Charles—F. A. Piatt (Recr.) 3,864 08 20 Whittaker, Henry, Jr. (Impld. & Ap 17 Russe, Jacob—Margarefc Sheehan... 30 50 16 Bowen, Geo. P.—G. Goerz 67 46 plt.)—J. H Bergen (Ex.) 164 90 17 Rogers, John—M. J. Keeler 98 68 17 Brady, Jno.—Scrimshaw Pavem't Co. 130 98 20 Wisewell, Moses N.—D, K. Baker... 303 37 '20 RUey, Jackson—J. W. Flinn 326 90 17 Betts, John A.—W. M. Park 1,003 14 20 Reynolds, Gideon— W. H. Greene.. 673 00 17 Brown, Caroline—E. Terrv 32 03 20 Rosenblume, Harris—F. W. Foeller. 113 26 37 Baldwin, L. H.—Sarah Macomber... 2,092 65 20 Roberts, P. B.—C. P. Crosby 1,208 16 17 the same the same 2,092 65 01 Ricketts, J. M. I Baltimore & Ohio 20 Bryant, G. V.—F. Koch 126 21 - Ricketfcs, L. M. f R. R. Co 347 85 20 the same H. Leise 86 02 OFFICIAL RECQUl) OF CONYEY- 21 Ryan, Dennis—W. A. Tyler 104 76 20 Barrett, Peter (Applt.)—C. W. King 48 49 14 Stephens, Benj.—Aaron Wolf 1,5.58 23 20 Bates, Edward M.—A. MundeU 1,234 45 AWCES-NEW YORK COTJNTY. 14 Solms, Henry-—J. McLachlan (Ex).. 4,916 19 15 Collins, Wm. T.—C. B. Shaw...... 85 79 14 Sa.yre, W. H.—W. C. Pate 624 16 16 Christopher, Joseph—Margt. Dimon. 383 86 Dec. 13,14,15,16,17,19. 14 Saunders, W. H. IT TT, -, -.A^ -r, 16 Connor, Mary L.—W. Mackay 77 97 BLEECKER st., s. s., 50 e. Thompson st-, 25x12.'^ 14 Saunders, George [ "^^^^^ ^^êr.... 1,140 13 16 Cockle, John & Washington—E. K. (1-9 part), h. & 1. Thomas M. Spencer to John 14 the same the same 1,133 4(3 Scranton j 93 31 L. Southerland. Dec. 16 .1,800 14 Scovel, C. P.—EUas Hyams 695 34 16 the same P. Johnson 188 86 15-^ Shepherd, Robert—A. P; Smith..... 41 23 19 Carpenter, Wm. H.—F. T. Keating. 1,810 25 BOULEVARD, W. S., 90.SI^ S. 74th st., 26.1?^x 15 Steinberg, David—J. H. Sackett 116 08 20 Connolly, Hugh J.—F. GUlon 944 66 121.1>gx35xll3.53^. Austin HaU to Catharine 15 Springmeyer, J. H.—Mitchell Halli- 15 Decker, Wm. J.—F. A. Piatt (Reca.) 2,864 08 Hall. Dec. 17 .16,500 day ., '., 94 19 16 Dougherty, Joseph—E. M. Harts BANK st., n s.. Lot 18 on a map made by 16 Stevens, C. E.—W. H.* Cobanks'.'.'..'. 127 93 horne et al /. 163 56 Edward Doughty, 25x121. Gratz Nathan :!9 Davison, Erastus—S. W. Waterman. 356 79 (Ref.) to Christian Schaefer. Dec. 16 14,500 1« lte'£, ?°g:^^[PMUp FaUing 436 92 19 Donlon, Patrick—P. Donlon 5,005 00 16 Schotfc, GottUeb—John Eddy.. 1,594 25 20 Daily, Catharine—T. Wheeler. .\.... 120 91 CARMINE st., s. s. (Nos. 74 &74J^), 2.5x60. James 16 Shedd, T. C—E. J. Schwabe. 328 77 20 Dean, Daniel and Thomas—Hanover H. Coleman (Ref.) to Batha'sar Revel. Dec. 16 Schawtz, Christopher—Julius Strauss 164 66 National Bank, N. Y 1,319 37 19 11,90Q 16' Spath, Jacob—S. T. Riker ' 220 10 16 EUis, James—E. Davis 23 40 SAME property. Henry L. Nagle &. John K. 10 Shepherd, C. N.—Gustave Heineken. 390 98 19 Evans, Thomas C—G. A. Evans.... 2,.505 CO Nagle to Balthasar Revel. (Q. C.) Dec. 17 Snediker, L. S.—Stephen Merrifcfc,... 104 48 14 Frazier, Stephen R.—B. C. Clark ... 336 02 19 , , , nom, 17 Snody, Samuel—L. E. GUbert 97 68 17 FuUgraff, L. A.—Sarah Macomber... 2,093 65 17 St. George, C. R.—Elisha Riggs 3,711 54 17 the same fche same 3,093 65 DESBROSSES st., n. s., 80 w. Washington st., 3x 17 Finch, George W.—L S. Jones 866 57 75x2.6x75. William A. &. Mason Thomson 19 itar^'W f <^- W. Mower 133 38 19 Fowler, Wm. A.—I. Smifch , 4,003 26 (Exs.) to Thomas WiUiams. Dec. 13 1,00Q 19 Sanse, James—W. C. Vandewater... 90 00 19 Foden, James J.—R. Spedding...... 129 31 ELM St., e. s., 195.3 n. Grand st., SO..3x6.5.3x20.8 19 Steinberg, Adolph—J..W. Goddard.. 7(57 10 20 Pent, Charles—J. Ashcroft 43 60 19 Sissaner, Meyer—R. K. Schuyler 405 92 16 Grogan, John W.—S. D. Morris 172 88 x65.4. David L. Kirby to Mary -wife of Tho-^ 20 Schmidt, Carl—Henry Raabe 67 69 15 Harrison, David—^B. Hirschberg .... 562 43 mas Collins. Dec. 13 nom, 21 Strauss, Charles—Abraham Goldstein 3,595 81 16 Harris, Elmer W.—W. H. Newmann 682 28 SAME property. Thomas Collins to David L. 21 .Schuessler, Louis—A. W. Haines.... 381 79 16 Hawkins, A. O.—E. C. Benedict...; 85 80 Ku-by, of Flushing, N. Y.' Dec. 13 nom. 21 Sussman, C—J. G. Poppino 416 43 20 Henderson, W. P.-I. B. Soper 93 20 8 Smith, David M.—The East Side As 20 HoUwedel, Henry—J. H. Knaebel... 68 91 HENRY st., n. s., 195.5 e. Jefferson st., 25x87.6. sociation 550 26 15 Isbell, Charies—L. Ervmg " 263 34 WilUam Remsen to Herman Korn. Dec. 15 Smith, WUUam S.—T. E. Hicks 996 13 15 Jones, E. R.—C. B. Yale 93 85 19 5,000 15 Smith, Mrs.-T-James Dowd 152 00 17 Kearney, John-J. Connor 369 68 MADISON st., s. s., 216.5 e. ScammeU st., 33.6x 16 Smith, Richard—E. M. Hartshorn.. 138 69 19 KiUeen, MatUda—M. Bodine 1,483 49 95.1, h. & 1. Jacob Henkel to Peter Brunner. 17 Smith, Jane A. B.-r-H. A. Peck.... 695 91 20 Katz, Abraham—P. .Corbitt.. .. 83 35 Dec. 17 ...... ; .20,000 . 14 Tucker, J. W.—E. L Woolsey, Jr... 2.57 47 15 Lahey, Thomas—W. Weldon 300 93 14 Tonnele, L. J.—B. L. Solomon...... 1,719 38 17 Luyster, Geo. Wm. — Sarah Ma PLOT 2I,.on map of Fort George property, estate 15^Trafton, W. H—Jonathan DicMn- comber. ,,, ,,,,...... ,.. .3,092 65 • of Isaac Dyckman, situated nâr junction of son ...'...... ,.....,;.;..,.•. ' 464 06 17 tho saine-——the sain'e 3,093 65 ' Fort'.Oebrge"

x311.ll. Joseph J. Potter & WUUam H. Por 48TH St., h. s., S25 w. gth av., 25x100. (Q. C.) 126TH St., s. s., .58.5 w. 3d av., 2.5x 1 block, h &L ter to Joseph Potter. Dec. 16 17,750 Hugh Duck to Regina wife of John Kirchoff. RIVINGTON st., n. s., 75 w. Forsj^th st.', 35x100, Nancy & Mary KeUogg to WiUiam T. Blod Dec. 17; nom. gett. Dec. 19...., 14,.500 h. & I. PhUo T. Ruggles (Ref.) to James 49TH St., s. a, 375 w. Oth av., ,3.5x100.5, house and Southwick Dec. 13 1.5 COO 136TH St., s. s., 125 w. 6th av., 100x99.11. Danl. lot. Patrick Morgan and Thomas Loughran P. Ingraham, Jr. (Ref.), to Benj. Lehmaier. THOMPSON st., e. s., 90 n. Amity st., 19x47.10, (Exs.) to Michael T. GUlick. (Ex. D.) Dec h. & I. Everett P. Wheeler to Samuel W. Dec. 19.... 7,800 Johnson, of Mamaroneck, Westchester co., ,14- 13,000 136TH St., s. s., 75 w. of 6th AV., 50x99.11. 49THst.,s.s., 550 w. 9th av., 93.6x166.9x1.57.1x131. Daniel P. Ingraham, Jr. (Ref.), to John P. N._Y. (Subject to a 999 years lease from May, James E. Coulter to Edward M. Gednej'. Dec. 1855, at 340 sUver doUars per year.) Dec. Hays. Dec. 15 4,500 16 5 QQQ ,14 30,000 142D St., s. s., 100 e. of 8th av., 100x1 block. Os WASHINGTON Heights proporty," 'Plot' D,'' adj. 49TH St., s. s., 125 w. Ilth av., 100x100.4^ . ( car C. Weinman to Thomas McPherson. lands of Jos. Totter, L. Chittenden map con- 49Tn St., s. s., 525 e. 12th av., .50x123.7, irreg... j Dec. 16 20,000 tammg 18 city lots of 3,.500 square feet each. James H. Coleman (Ref.) to Archibald A. Av. B, e. s., 22.9 n. pf 1.5thst., 23x88, house and M. Amelia Bedford (Exrx.) to Thomas C. Dunlop, Albany, N. Y. (R. D.) Dec. 17..40,000 lot. Percy R. Pyne to Moses Taylor. Dec. Fields. Dec. 15 20,250 SAME property. Archibald A. Dunlop to Eben 13 nom. ezer L. Ferry. Deo. 17 40 000 SAME property. Moses Taylor to WUliam Mc- WASHINGTON Heights property, PiotLVadj. lands 50TH St., s. s., 130 e. 7th av., 30x100.4%, 'house of Joseph Potter, on L. Chittenden map, con Mains. (Q.C). Dec.13 nom. and lot. Charles Gedney to Abby E. wife of LEXINGTON av., s. w. cor. 59th st. 100.5x11.5. taining 13 city lots, each 2.5x100. M. Amelia George B. Melendy. Dec. 16 20 000 Bedford (Exrx) to Thomas C. Fields. Dec Benjamin H. Hutton to Terence Farley. Dec. 50TH St., s. s., 293.10 e. .5th av., 28.1x100.5. James 17 63,500 , 15 19 500 H. IngersoU to Elihu Root. Dec. 16 10,000 1ST St., s. s. (No. 37), 25.3x84.(ix25x8L7 (Kpart). MADISON av., w. s., 35.5 n. of 43d st., 75x95. SAME property. Elihu Root to John Garvey. Sarah Burr to 'Thomas M. Peters. Dec. August PreUwitz & John Guth to Chailes A. Dec. 16 2.5,000 KircheiSi Dec. 17 13 000 16 23,000 OOTU St., n. 6., 691 w. 5fch av., 20x100..5. Sarah MADISON av., e. s., 49.6 n. of SOth st., 23.9x90.' 10TH St., n. s., 294 w. Av. A, 25x94.8". 'Leon E. wife of Samuel D. BusseU to Mary A. Bowman to Benjamin Joelsohn. Dec. 15.. 20 OOO Caroline M. wife of and William A. Shepard Pitt.s. (Columbia CoUege lease.) Dec. 16..25 000 to John T. C. WiswaU. Dec. 14 51,000 15TH St., n. s., 1.52.5 e. Irving place, 2.5x108.3. .52D St., n. s., 100 e. 12th av., 7.5x1 block... . ) EmUy wife of & OUver D. Ward to Thomas J. MADISON av., e. s., 49.6 n. of 30th st., 23.9x90. 52D St., n.s., 175 e.l2th av., 7.5x197.8x76.3x189.1. ) James CoUes, Jr., to Caroline M. Shepard, Mooney. Dec. 19 21 .500 WUliam Hart to John S. Jennes. Dec. 13. .40,000 18TH St., n. s., 198.10K w. 3d av'.,"is'.ibx9'2yh. 'ife Orangetown, Rockland co., N. Y. Dec. 53D St., s. s., 96.7 w. 3d a v., 48.5x100.5x43. lOx ) 13 .34,000 1. Stewart L. Woodford to Marietta B. wife 100.5 L of Charles Walke. Dec. 19... nom. MADISON av., w. s., 60.5 n. of .53d st., 20x95, 53D St., n. s., 130 w. 8dav.,"75'xio6.'5'.! ".'.".".*.*.".'.) house and lot. John Fettretch to Charlotte 21 ST St., n. s., 425 e. 9th av., 2.5x98.8. " H'enr'ietta The Mayor, Aldermen & Commonalty, &c., to Amerman to Theodore, Frederick, & WUUam W. wife of Louis F. Therasson. Dec. 13..50,000 Thomas Keenan. Dec. 16 18 750 1ST av., w. s., 77 u. of 83d st., 25x100, house and Kilian. Dec. 13 .9 ooo 54Tn St., n. s., 100 e. Sd av., 50x100.5. Henry J. 25TH St., s. s., 1.50 e. 1st av., 20x98.'9'.' "Bernard lot. James S. Dale to Caroline A. Dayton. BurcheU to Wm. E. King. Dec. 15 9,500 Dec. 14.. nom. and exch. of prop. CosteUo to WUliam CosteUo. Dec. 14. nom 56TU St., n. s.. Ill e. Lexington av., 19x100.5, 27TH St., s. s., 325 e. Oth av., 2.5x98.9. Matilda ' SAME property. Caroline A. wife of and James ho. and lot. Joseph Wangler to Louisa Kent. L. Dayton to Edward Currey. Dec. 14 8,500 C. wife of and Starks W. Lewis to Nathaniel Dec. 13 20,500 Currier. Dec. 15 36 COO 2D av., e. s., 100.10 s. 61st st., 20x7.5. Mathias 56TH St., n. s., 76.8 e. 6th av., 68.4x100.5. Fred Grenner to WUliam MarshaU. Dec. 16 17,000 27TH St., n. s., 267.8 w. 7th av., 24.6x98.9. (Q. C.) erick Homby to John Perkins. Dec. 14. .45 000 Ann J. wife of and Erastus J. Hawk to John 2D av., w. s., 50.4 s. 114th st., 50.4x100. Malcolm 57TH St., n. s., 75.5 e. Oth av., 69.7xl00.5x70x Macpherson to Jeremiah lieamy. Dec. 15.. 8,350 Peterldn, of Brooklyn. Dec. 15 6,000 100.5. (Jan., 1869.) WiUiam TumbuU to 29TH St.. s. s., 100 e. 10th av., 100x98.9, houses 2D av., n. w. cor. 55th st., 20.4x6-6, h. & 1. Tho Daniel W. Adams. Dec. 17 36 500 mas Kennedy to Maria wife of Alfred Flock. and lots.' Thomas McPherson to Oscar C.Wein 60TH St., n. s., 115 e. 3d av., 80x100.5. Adam T. man. Dec. 16 55^000 Dec. 15 JiB.OOQ Sackett to Robert Morrison. Dec. 19... .20 000 2D av., n. w. cor. 108th sfc., .50x100 ) SOTH st., n. s., 100 w. 3d av., 20x98.9. Timothy 60TH St., n. s., 95 e. 3d av., 20x100.5. Adam T. 3D av., n. e. cor. 108th st., 50x100 '.. > D. Porter to Andrew and David T. Kennedy. Sackett to Robert Morrison. Dec. 19 5,000 108th St., n. s., 160 e. 3d av., 3.50x100.11 ) Dec. 16 7 000 61sT St., n. s., 366 w. Lexington av., 19x80. John Joseph R. Kearny (Trustee ^xl00, h. & ^'i 4,000 SAME property. Martm .J. Keveny to Daniel 1. John Chadwick to Abel S. Hetfield, Eliza 41ST St., n. s., 300 w. lOfch av., 25x98.9. Jo Murray. Dec. 15 30 ooO beth, N. J. Dec. 14 nom. hanna wife of and Francis Stappers to Da-yid 80TH St., s. s., 110.10 w. Lexingtonav., 91.8x102.2. 5TH av., e. s., ^ block s. 94th st., 25.2x102.2. M. Koehler and Charles S. Bryce. Dec. George W. McCuUum to Orlando S. WUliams, Albert C. Lamson to Augustus F. HoUy. Dec. 19 2,000 Jr., James W. Britt & Henry L. Bulkley. Dec 14 ...... 15,000 42D St., n. s., 300 w. 9th av., 2.5x100.4, housel 1''' ••... 10u,000 5TH av., e. s., 2.5.5 n. 11.5th st., 25x100. Francis andlot 9Chicago. Dec. 16 30 000 8THav., B. e, cor. 131stst., 100.11x1.50... f Jacob Voorhis, Jr., to John L. Brown, as Pre (Excepting from above so mnch as may be t- ken 43D St., s. s., 100 w. 3dav., 2.5x100, honse and lot. sident of the N. Y. Street Cleanuig Associa- by the Mayor, Aldermen,

DECATUR st., s. a, 275 e. Patchen av., 100x100 SAME property. L. Banyan to SaUy Ann Har (5 hoa and lots). W. H. Cory to Albert Rob Dec. 17th. ris nom. BERGEN' st., a. s., 446 w. Franklin av., 40x100. inson, of VUlage of Four Corners of Rich WILLIAMSBURG and Jamaica'pike, s. a, 375 e. mond 20,000 G. B. Beekman to Napoleon B. Carpenter, of Bushwick av., 25x100. Dorothea wife of F. N. Y 2,000 ELLIOTT pl., w. s., 202 n. Lafayette av., 20x100. Pommerenke to George Rosner... .*. .2,306 J. Mabie to Charlofcfce Cofcfcen 13,800 BOND and Degraw sts., n. w. cor., 50x75. B. Simpson, Sr., to Edward Simpson, Jr. (Q. C FOLTON sfc., a a, 320 w. Troy av., 20.xlC0, ho. Missouri 5,000 B. Scholes to James Simpson nom. CHAUNCEY st., a a, 125 w. Stuyvesant av., 26.4 SKILLMAN St., n. a, 25.2e. Ewen st., 18.10x56.6. SAME property. Wm. Charles to Bertha wife of xS4.5. P. Sullivan to Eliz. Prosner .5,000 J. Fletcher ,5 000 T. Gibbons to Charlotte L. wife of 8. M. DECATUR St., a a, 161 e. Patchen av., 6.5x100(3^ Weeks 800 EWEN st., e.- a, 25 a Withers st., 25xi66.""A.' k. share). Fannie A. wife of B. S. Hampson to Wheeler to Richard Madden 700 SACKMANN and Herkimer sts., n. w. cor., (oOx Wm. N. HaU .....1,200 50. K. McKenzie to John Pogan 5,000 MCKIBBEN st., n. a, 25 w. Smith st., 25xl00'. C. ELDERT st., n. w. s., 180 n. e. Bushwick av., 40x Pent to Martin Wom. (Q. C.) nom. WALWORTH st., w. s., 67.3 a Flushing av., 25x 100. D. Lake to RusseU W. Adams 1,000 50. A. S. Wheeler to Henry Coyle 450 SAME property. C. Mery to Martin Worn 975 ELDERT st., n. w. a, 180 n. e. Bushwick av., 40 JOHNSON and Pearl sts., n. e. cor., 25x78.8. WYCKOFF st., a a, 340 e. Bond st., 20x100. xlOO. Maria wife of Pat. Nolan to Daniel MaryE. wife of J. T. Robbins to D. Spencer^ Eleanor wife of S. Starbuck to EUza S. Rapel Lake 1,000 je. (Q. C.) nom. and D. Martin and J. W. French 7,000 GOLD st., w. s., 25 n. High st., 2.5x7,5, ho. ife lot. NORTH 2D St., a a, 5th lot w. 4tfa st., 2.5xK block. REMSEN st., n. s., 75 w. Clinton st., 25x100. L A. Crook to PrisciUa wife of S. L. Wright, of B. Wellington to Wm. H. Merrifield...... nom. D. T. WUletts to Mary J. wife of Thomas Cortlandt, N, Y 3,325 Boyd . 1,700 SAME property. W. H. Merrifield to Eunice P. GREENE st., s. s., 300 e. Union av.. 25x100. J. wife of I. B. Wellington nom. NORTH 3D st., a a, 75 e. Ewen st., 25x100. W. Fee to Thomas McAvoy 725 H. Pruden to John Prescott 4,600 SAME property. Eunice F. W^ellingfcon fco Henry HICKORY st., n. s., 125 w. Tompkins av., 100x100. C. Murphy, of Bay Ridge, L. 1 40,000 6TH and North 4th sfcs., wstly. cor., 42x125. P. A. D. Ruggles to Asa C. BrowneU 5,000 Delap to Michael Solan 4,000 SANDS and Washingfcon sfcs., s. e. cor., 2.5x104.8, HOUSTON st., e. s., 344 n. Myrtle av., 40x100. ho. and lot. J. Fletcher to Wm. Charles, of DIVISION and Smith avs., n. w. cor., 100x100 Sarah L. wife of P. Spifcichi to Raffael Spiti- Springfield, Mo ..- .5,000 (2 three-story frame houses). F. M. Bixby chi 3,000 (Recvr.) to Oscar F. and John C. Shaw 5,100 SAME property. W. Charles to Bertha wife of HOYT st., w. s., 60 n. Degraw st., 20x78. A. C. J. Fletcher 5,000 FLUSHING av., a a, 6.5.2 e. Cumberland sfc., 20x . Brownell to Aug. D. Ruggles 9,000 7.5.9. B. Baldwin to Henry Rousch 800 WARREN st., a a, 15.5.10 w. Nevins st., 20.3x100. LAWRENCE st., w. s., 275 n. WUloughby st., 25x W. MarshaU to Mathias Grenner. 8,250 FULTON and Schenck avs., a w. cor., 200x100. 107.6. Lucretia B. Blanehard to John Fran 11TH St., a w. 8., 280 s. e. 3d av., 17.6x100, ho. & R J. Annin to Geo. W. Keeler. (Dec. 1, cis .3,650 lot. A. Koerpel to Eva wife of Jos. KurnickL 1870) 18,750 LAWRENCE st., w. s., 300 n. WiUoughby st., 2.5x (Deed description might be improved.) 7,.500 SAME property. G. W. Keeler to Annie H. Rich 107.6. W. Gordon to Lucretia B. Blanehard. mond. (Dec. 12, 1870) 19.305 20TH St., a w. a, 1-50 n. w. 3d av., 2.5x100. J. (QC.) 250 Victor to Frederike wife of John Martens. (B PUTNAM av., n. s., 269 e. Classon av., 21x100. MARSHALL st., a a, 315 w. Hudson av., 75x16.5. andS.) 2.000 Eliz. J. wife of W. R. Robinson to Johanna S. L. Wright to Atlantic White Lead and Lin Drascher, of Newark, N. J 2,000 SAME property. John Martens to John Victor. seed Oil Co. (Q. C.) nom. (B. and S.) 2,000 PUTNAM av., n. a, 248 e. Classon av., 43x100. SAME property. A. Crook (Ref.) to Atlantic 39TU St., north'ly s., 200 east'ly from 6th av., 25 Johanna wife of H. Drascher to Wm. R. Rob White Lead, &c., Co 16,300 xll2. M. Hennessy to Hugh Martin, of N. Y.400 inson, of Windham co.. Conn. (Q. C.) nom. MONROE st., w. s., 100 n. Liberty av., 50x90. STEWART av. and Denyse st., easterly cor., lOOx BALTIC av., n. a, 125 w. Adams st., .50x100 (1-5 ' Cath. Ashald (widow) to EUenor Weekes, of share). Christina wife of J. Steinbrenner to 86.6. W. V. Wood'to WilUam H. Cory, of N. Y 1,800 N. Y. 13,000 Martin Lebert 250 SYDNEY place, w. a, 394.6 n. State st., 20.3x100. SAME property. Maria wife of M. Hauter to M. WYTHE av., and Morton st., n. e. cor., 31.10x70. W. Radcliffeto Edwd. G. Tinker. (Q. C.)..nom. Lebert (1-5 share) 250 H. W. Solms, Jr., to Esther Shepard wife of SYDNEY place, w. s., 374.6 n. State st., 30.3x100. Jacob 7,300 BALTIC av., n. s., 52.6 w. Adams st., 2.5x100, ho. W. Radcliff to Almira E. Butler 4,000 and lot. H. A. Bradshaw to Martin Lebert. WARREN st., s. a, 318.3 e. Clinton st., 33.7x Dec. 15th. (Foreclos.) 1,500 99.10, ho. andlot GREENE av., n. s., 490 w. Patchen av., 60x200. CLARKSON st., s. a, 1,025 e. Main st., 100x200. WARRFJS St., a a, 341.10 e. Clinton sfc., 23.2x N. Hamblin to John C. Weidemeyer 3,400 EUen J. Weeks to Asa C. BrowneU ... .6,000 99.10 3D av., w. s., 80 n. Warren st.. 20x80 I CHESTNUT st., n. e. s., 175 from n. e. cor. John- ' WARREN st., s. s., 228.6 w. Court st., 23.4x son av.. 25x100. L. H. Dewey to Hem-v Par 8D av., w. 8., 20 h. Warren et., 20x80 j 99.10 ^ W. H. Seely to Fredk. Belson 18,000 ker, of N. Y .....350 J. C. Birdseye to Cath. M. wife of Lucien GREENE st., s. 8., 200 e. Union av., 25x100. P. MYRTLE av., n. s., 9.5 w. Stockholm st., 40x] Birdseye 5,000 80, houses and lots I Ljmagh to Leonhard Burgey 900 WITHERS st. and Union av., a e. cor., 100x50, HAMILTON st., w. a, 61.11 n. Park av., 99.6x1.50 STOCKHOLM st. & Myrtle av., norfch'ly cor., 20 ( 3 hos. and lots. T. Shefl&eld to Mich'l Hughes, x9.5x80x75 J xlOO. 11x50. Mary A. Higgins to Charles S. of Huntington, Suffolk co., N. Y 15,000 Higgins 10,000 Jane B. wife of W. A. Hyde to Lawrence Mc KEAP st., a a, 122.8 e. Lee av., 1x100. R. Hen WALWORTH st., w. s., 160 n. DeKalb av., 33x Grath 10,000 derson, Jr., to Wm. PENNSYLVANIA & Bay ava, s. e. cor., 8 lots. J. MYRTLE st., s. s., 200 e. Central av., 20x100. tense av., 25x100 J J. Vay to Christina wife of P. L. Jardine. .4,000 Esther E. wife of J. T. LangeU to Jacob Baker 1,500 Jennie wife of W. R. Spence to Christina -wife WASHINGTON av., e. s., 36(1.8 n. Gates av., 20x of Dav. Cowan, of N. Y .450 119.11. S. R. Robins to Hannah E. Good MCDOUGAL st., n. a, 250 e. Hoplrinson av., 2.5x -FLATBUSH road & RaUroad, e. B.,& Clove road win 7,000 100. D. Bunkholder to Michael Hastings 500 and Railroad, w. s., and Clarkson st., n. s., NELSON st., centre line, now closed. Lots .524 "' 60 acrea J. S. Van Pelt to A. S. Robbina WASHINGTON av., e. a, 345 n. Gates av., 31.8x 120. S. R. Robins to Mary J. wife of Wm. P. 52.5, 526, 537, oarret Nostrand'a G. M. Ste (Q- C.) .nom. vens (Ref.) to Geo. W. Mead. (Foreclos.). 1,910 MARCY av., w. a, 50 s. Greene av., 2.5x100. S. Goodwin 7,000 Gibbs to James Blake. (Q. C.) nom. 3D av., e. a, 20 a 22d st,, 160x100. A. Walter SHAFFER st., s. B., 350 n. e. Kjiickerbocker av., PARK av., s. s., 275 w. Yates av., 25x100. "c." B. (Sheriff) to Bowery National Bank, N. Y. 25x100. M Kalbfleisch to Anthony Herpst. .375 Hart to Michael Daly 1,200 (Foreclosure.)] .2,700 STATE st., a B., 79.1 w. Bond st., 30.10x100, ho. SCHENECTADY av., west'iy s., 25 south'ly of Ber 4TH av. & SSth st., n. e. cor., 25.2x100. R. Han- and lot. J. Rupp to Louisa S. Madden gen St., 25x75. J. Harris to Lanoh Banyan, .nom. : rahan to John P. Morris, of N. Y.; 1,200 . (1868.) 11,350 REAL ESTATE RECORUi

STAGG st., n. s., 1.50 e. Leonard st., 2.5x100, house EIGHTY-FOURTH ST., N. S., 125 E. FIRST AV., FOELCLOSTJEE SUITS. & lot. WUhelmena Hauff to Michael Mehling. one two-story frame wash and out-house, 25x15; TWEXT^'-THIRD ST., N. S. El.IZA IIANSBACK (186.5.).. 1,875 owner, GOTTLIEB SCHOTT, Eighty-fourth st. bet. agt.. F. A. 11. Chi-j-stie et al Deo. 15 SAME property. M. Mehling to Christian Hauff. First av. and Av. A; baUders, SCHAFFER «fe '^''KST .ST., E. S., C0.M. J22.3 N. OI'' 13.4RCI,AV ST., tl86.5;) .....'...;...... 2,000 HAWES, Fifty-jiinth st., near Second av. mnuing lit. Charles Bamford agfc. John Mc WARREN st., s. s , 2.53.10 e. .5th av., 16.8x100, ho. Govern et .al Dec. 15 & lot. Henrietta H. wife of Geo. W. Thomp ; EIGHTY-SIXTH ST., S. S., 247.6 w. THIRD AV., Sl'mSKTY-TIUBl) ST.. N. S., COJI. lOOW. OFFIRST one basement and three-story brown stone front av., running 50. Pierre A. Mayor agfc. Stephen son to Mary wife of'George Olney .::. 10,000 A. Syiencer Dec 15 1ST st., s. e. s., .50.4 n. e. South ,5tli st., 23xl04x first-class dwelling, 18.6x.50; owner, VICTOR SEA MAN, n. s. Eighty-sixth st^ near Thhd av.; archi NORFOLK ST., W. S , COM. 150 s. OF ST^U^TON ST.. 28x106. G. Young fcoChas . A. Smylie... .10,000 runuuig 25. Henry Hesse et al. agfc. Nicholas 15TH St., s. s., 164.4 e. 6th av., 16.8x100, ho. and tect, J. P. MEYER, 111 Broadway.' Hainmelbacher etal Dec. 15 lot. Antoine Verren to Margt. Hochstadter. ': EIGHTY-SIXTH ST.. BAST (NO. 210), ONE THREE- FouTV-sixrn ST., S. S., COM. .^40 E. OF SEVKNTH U869.) .4,300 story frame second-class dwelling, 23x20, to be ex av., running 20. John Darrow age. George H. CENTRAL av., s. w. s., 175 s. e. Madison st., 25] Coaiing efc al Doc. 15 tended on front 20 feet; owner, VICTOR SEAMAN, OsK HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH ST., S. S., COM. klOO .^ ! n. 8. Eighty-sixth st., near Thud av. ; architect, J. 411.3 e. of Fourfch av., running 15.7X. Helena CENTRAL av., s. w. s., 125 s. e. Madison st., 25 F. MEYER, 111 Broadway. Eose agt. S. S. Stevens et al Dec. 16 . xlOO fi^ share) SiXTV-TllIRD ST., S. S., CO.M. 125 15. OF FlFTH J. Eve to James Y. Murray 375 ELEVENTH AV., S. E. COR. FORTY-NINTH ST., FIVE av., ninnin.g 75. Frederick Sheldon agt. Caro CLERMONT av., e. s., 173.4 s. DeKalb av., 19.6x four-story brick fronfc sfcores and tenements, 25x54 ; line W. Martin et al Dec. 16 100. Clarissa Moore to Maria L. Gibbins, .13,500 owner, architect, and builder, JOHN J. BURCHELL, TEXTII AV. AND MANHATTAN ST., N. E. COR. 151 East Fifty-sixth 8t. Michael Moloughney agt. Michael J. DufEy DEKALB av., s. s., 125 e. Sfcuyvesant av., 250x etal; Dec. 17 ' 200. H. C. Cady to E. C. D. Kittredge, of N. ELEVENTH AV., S. W. COR. FIFTY-SECOND ST., FIFTH AV. AND NINETV-SECOND ST., K. E., COR. • Y. (C.) 20,000 one four- story brick front store and tenement, 25x The 'Dnion Dime Savings Institution agfc. A. 60; owner and builder, JoHN"" J. BURCHELL, 151 W. Griswold efc al Dec. 17 Dec. 20th. SKVKNTY-FIFTH ST., S. S., COM. 200 W. OF AV. ADAMS 8t.,e. 8., .50 n. Concord st., 25x97.9 ) East Fifty-sixth st. ; . architect, J. M. BURROWS, A, running 16.8. Anna M. Powell agt. M. J. 9TH St., n. e. s., 272 w. 3d av., 351x100 \ 956 Thhd av. Slatterv et al .'.. . Dec. 17 W. Lookup to Sarah Collins 20,000 MADISON AV., K. S., CO.M. 'i^riX N. OF EIGHTIETH FORTIETH ST., S. S., BET. SE-VENTH AND EIGHTH st:, running 25.6. Henry J. Beers agt. Fanny ATLANTIC st., n. s., 225 e. Smith st., 25x90, ho. avs., one basement and one-story brown-stone front E. Murray etal Dec. 17 and lot. Mary wife of J. Bohringer to Fredk. church, .54.8x85; owners. FOURTH GERMAN; SECOND AV., AND NINISTY-THIRD ST., N. E. COR., Wagner 8,000 REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH CHURCH ; archi 350 from st., 100.8 on av. Edward Eoherts SAME property. F. Wagner to John Bohr tect, W. WHEELER SMITH, 1 Union square; agt. Horatio N. Gray etal.... Dec. 17 inger 8,000 mason, ISAAC W. WINTER, 40 Yorkst., J. C.; car FORTV-SIXTIl Rt.. S. !=., COM. 220 E. OF SEVENTH DEGRAW St., n. a, 100 e. 7th av., 34.10x132.11. penters, J. & M. GROODY, 432 West Forty-second av., running 60. Carl-Mayer agt. Hanford N. R. S. Bussing to Charles Halstead 25,000 st. Hayes et al Dec. 17 TWENTY-EIGHTH .ST., S. S., COM. 108.4 B. OP FULTON st., s. w. s., 47.11 n. w. Buckbees alley, Third av., running 18.4. Mathien Botty agfc. 23.10x68.11. J. Murdock to Wm. Eagle.. .16,000 FIFTY-FOURTH ST., S. S., 225 E. SEVENTH AV., four three-story brown-stone front first-class dwell Jean Noel Bonnefond efc .il Dec. 20 HOYT St., n. w. s., 115 n. e. Livingston st., 48.2x ELEVENTH AND DRY DOCK STS., S. AV. COR. 1.3x'J8.2. M. B. Swezey to John Morton. (C. ings, 18.9x52; owners and buUders, BEDELL - FIFTY-NINTH ST., S. S., 75 w. LEXINGTON AV., x48.2xl.8x48.2 ) two four-story brown-stone front first-class dwell [OFFICIAL.] John Morton to Alphonse Priedrick 9,500 ings, 20x50; owner, TERENCE FARLEY, cor. Lex NORTH OXFORD st., e. s., 161.8 n. Mvrtle av., 25 ington av. and Fifty-eighth st. ; architect, JOHN PROCEEDINGS OF THE COJMMON COUNCIL xlOO (New No. 143). J. Smith to Valentme S. SEXTON, 820 Third' av. ; builder. TERENCE DUFFY, AFFECTING EEAL ESTATE. "Smith gift. Fifty-first st., bet. Second and Third avs. ORCHARD st., e. s., 350 n. Nassau av., 50x100. J. FIFTY-NINTH ST , s. s., 75 w. LEXINGTON AV., IN BOAED OF ALDERMEN, O'ReUly to Hugh Dolan 2,000 i70. f ORCHARD st., w. s., 125 a Nassau av., 40.9x100. one four-story brown-stone front first-class dweU MONDAY, Dec. 19, 18' J. O'Reilly to Hugh Dolan 4,000 ing, 20x50; owner, TERENCE FARLEY, cor. Lex ATTORNEY STBEF-T. PACIFIC st., n. s., 120 e. New York av., 20x100. ington av. and Fifty-eighth st. ; architect, JOHN Eesolved, Thafc an omamental gas lampposfc and lamp, S. Barnes to Ezra Baldwm 10,000 SEXTON, 820 Third av.; buUder, TERENCE DUFFY, of design and size to be defccrmined by fche Cominissioner Fifty-first st., bet. Second and Third avs. of Public Work.s, be placed on fchenortheiis t corner of STRYKER st., e. a, 200s. MUl road, Gravesend, 1 Attorney and Stanton streets, and such lamp lighted, uu- ^ 50x129 I •^LAURENS ST. (NOS. 73 AND 77), ONE BASEMENT der the "direction of said Commissioner. ' ' PLOT 186..5 s. of above, 64.6x423 to Bay shoirr e r and five-story iron . front first-class store, .50.6x : Called, up, by Alderman "Welch, and concurred in by x65.7x439.1. the following vote .(fchree-fourths of all fche members -, 70.10; owner, AMOS R. ENO, Fifth av. and Twen- elected voting, in favor thereof): J. B. Denyse to Joe B. Denyse 600 th-seventh st. ; architect, ROBT. MOOK, 176 Broad TRUXTON st., n. s., 295 w. Stone av., 14.7x100x1 Aflirmative—The President. Aldermen Charlock, Cud way; buUder, JAMES RICE,. Fifty-eighth st., near dy, Dimond, McICiever, Mitchell, O'Neill, Plunkitfc, Eeii- . 20xl00xl00x91..5x91.6x87.8 j Eighth av.y ly, Schlichting, 'Welch, and Woltmin—12. ' 10TH av. and Braxton st., s. e. cor., 100x97.10. [ And sent to the Mayor for approval. FULTON and Stone avs., s. e. cor., 100x100 {y{ j LAURENS ST. (NO. 95), ONE THREE-STORY BRICK share) ".J front second-class dweUing, 25x22; owner, WM. H. BANK STREET. G. W. HaU to Henry E. Beam.... 11,500 FORDHAM, 425 West Twenty-seventh st.; architect, Eesolved, That Bank street, from Greenwich avenue to 12TH St., north'ly s., 269.10 west'iy from 7th av., J. A. MILLER, 309 West Sixteenth st.; buUder, R. West street, be paved with Belgian or trapblock pave- . 25x100. . M. V. B. Horton to John W. Dickin L. PATTERSON, — Fifteenth st. ment, and that at the several intersecting streets and avenues crosswalks be laid where not now laid, and re- son, of Jersey Citv 3,200 LEXINGTON AV., S. W. COR. OF FIFTY-NINTH ST., 18TH St., n. e. a, 100 a e. 6th av., 20x100. Chaa laid where tho.se now laid are, in the opinion of the Com five basement and four-story brown-stone front missioner of Public Works, not in erood repair, or are nofc Bornkamp to Jessie Povey .4,800 first-class dwellings, 20x50 ; owner, TERENCE FAR upon a gr.ide adapted to the grade of the proposed new BENNETT av., w. s, 85 n. Baltic av., 50x100. LEY, cor. Lexington av. and Fifty-eighth st.; archi pavement, under the direction of the Commissioner of Mary E. MUler to_ Thomas Higgins, of Jamaica, tect, JOHN SEXTON, 820 Thii-d av.; builder, TER Public Works; and fchafc fche accompanying ordinance . Queens co 650 ENCE DUFFY, Fifty-first st., between Second and fcherefor be adopted. BUSHWICK av. and Duryea st., west'iy cor., lOOx Third avs. Eeceived from the Board of Assistant Aldormen. .and , '7.5. A. VigeUus to Mary wife of Charles refen-ed to the Committee on Street Pavements. Cooper 2,800 LEXINGTON AV.., W. s.,-43 s. OF SIXTY-THIRD GREENE av., s. a, 270w. Franklin av., 20x78.7. St., three basement and three-story brown-stone BLEECKER STREET. Eliz. wife of J. T. W^haley to Ephraim Roberfcs front first-class dweUings, 19.6x50; owner, archi Eesolved, Th ifc a istreefc-lamp be placed and' li.ghted in - and Sarah Roberts (widow) 7,650 tect, and builder, JOHN C. DONNELLY, 605 Lexing fronfc of No. 102 Bleecker sfcreet, between Greene and ton av. Mercer streefcs, under the direction of fche Commissioner U?!iON av., e. 8., 25 s. Box st., 37.6.xl00. J. of Public Works. • O'ReiUy to Hugh Dolan 2,000 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVENTH ST., N. S., Called up by Alderman !Mifcchell, and concurred in by UNION av., e. s., 75 n. Clay st., 25x100. J. 210 e. Fifth av., two four-story brown-stone front fche following vote (three-fourths of all the members ; O'ReiUy to Hugh Dolan .2,000 first-class dwelUngs, 18.9x46; owner and builder, elected voting in favor thereof ) : 3D av. and 41st st., west'iy cor., 100x100.2. Jane FRANKLIN A. THURSTON, 171 East 123d st.; archi Affirmative—Tha President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud A. HaU et al. to John Connor 1,180 tect, A. WILSON, Fourth av. and 128th st. dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell, O'Neill, Plimkitt, Eeil ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—^12. 3D av., e. s., 20 n. 3d av., 20.4x100. S. Camber- . SEVENTH ST. (NOS. 229 AND 261), ONE TWO- " And sent to the Mayor for .approval. ling to Alexander Hodge. (March, 1870.).. 1,800 story brick front stable,,22x49; owner. Rev. THOS. MOONEY, 119 Av. B; architect, HENRY ENGEL- BROADWAT AT MANHATTAN STREET. • BEUT, 179 Broadway- builder, T. KIEMAN, Eighty- Eesolved, That a crosswalk be laid across Broadway, third st. PSOJECTED BUILDINGS. afc the norfcherly side or infcersecfcion of Manhattan SIXTY-SECOND ST., S^ S., 120 w. LEXINGTON AV., streefc, under the direction of the Commissioner of Public The foUowing plans embrace aU that have been Works; and fchafc fche accompanying orduiance fchere four four-story browh-stohe front first-class dwell for be adopted. considered by the Superintendent of BuUdings since ings, 20x50; owner and builder, JOHN MCCOOL, Called up hy AlAercnsxi Charlock, and adopfced by the fol our last report: - 128 East Sixty-first st.; architect, JOHN SEXTON, lowing voto (fchree-fourfchs of all fchemember s elecfced vot 820 Third av. ing in favor fchereof): BAXTER ST. (No. 113), ONE TWO-AND-A-H.VLF- Affirmafcive—^The Presidenfc, Aldermen Charlock, Cud SECOND AV. (NO. 99), ONE THREE-AND-A-HALF- dy. Dimond, McKiever, Mifcchell, O'Neill, Plunkitt, story frame store and tenement. 25x38 ; f uU story fco story brick front factory, 2.5x40, to be extended on be mads of attic; owner, Mr. PITZPATRICK ; buUder, Eeilly, Schlichfcing, Welch, and Wolfcmau-13. rear 42 ft.; owner, Louis KAPPS, 315 East Seven And senfc fcoth e Board of Assistanfc Aldermen for con J. C. MULLER, 142 Mulberry st. -^ teenth st.; architect, JULIUS BOEKELL, 233 Grand currence. EIGHTY-SECOND ST., N. S. 102.3 w. THIRD AV., street. . . Eesolved, Thafc a sfcreefc lamp be placed and lighfced on four basement and three-story brown-stone front : THIRTIETH. ST., N. S., 850 ,'W. NINTH AV., ONE the southeasfc comer of Broadway and Walker sfcreefc, first-class dwellings, 19.2x42; owner. A; W. SWIFT, one-story brick front ofiBce, 50x20; owners, HUD ..-under'the direction of the Commissioner of Pnblic 156 East Eighty-seventh st.; architect, JAMES BAR Works. . -. SON R. R. . R.. Co.,. Thirtieth . st.,. bet. Ninth and Called up . by Alderman • Cuddy, and adopted by RETT, 159 East Thirtieth st.;' buUdeir, CHAS. STA Tenth ava ; buUder, PETER T. O'BRIEN, 319 East the following vofce (fchree-fourfchs-of aU fche members GER, One Hundred and Tenth st. Fifty-eighth St. : elecfcfced voing in favor fchereof);. REAL ESTATE RECORD.

Affirmative—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud pavemenfc, under fche direction of fche Commissioner of FIRST AVENUE. dy, Dimoud, McKiever, O'Neill, Plnnkitt, Eeilly, Schlichfc Public Works; and fchat the accompanying ordinance Eesolved, Thafc a crosswalk be laid across each of fche ing, Welch, and Woltman—^11. therefor be adopted. four crossings afc the intersection of First avenue and One And .senfc fco fche Board of Assisfcanfc Aldermen for con Eeceived from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, aud Hundred and Fifteenth street, under the direction of currence. referred to the Commifctee on Street Pavements. the Commissioner of Public Works; and that the. accom panjing ordinance therefor be adopted. BLEECKEll STREET. FORTY-SECOND STREET. Beceived from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, and Eesolved, Tliafc a gas-lamji be placed .ind lighfced in Petition of Peter Voorliia, to be released from the fur referred to the Committee on Street Pavements. front of No. 188 Bleecker street, under the direcfcion of ther performance of a contract for the regulatin.g and Eesolved, That gas-mains bo laid, lamp-po?ts erected, fche Comniissioner of Public Works. grading of Forty-second street, between Sec nd .avenue and sti-eet-liimps liglited in First avenue, Vietw-cen Seven Culled up by Alderman Mitchell, and concurred in by and East river, entered into the 2Gth day of July, 1865. tieth and Seventy-ninth streets, under tiie direction of the followin.g vote (three-fourths of all the members Presented by the Presidenfc and referred fco the Com the Commissioner of Publio Works. elected vofcing in favor thereof) ; mittee on Sfcreets. j j Called tip by Alderman O'Neill, and concurred in by .^.tTirniafcive—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud the followin.g vote (three-fourths of all the members dy. Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell,. O'Neill, Plunkitt, Eeil FORTY-SEVENTH STREET. elecfced vofcing in favor thereof): ly,'Sohlitohliiig, V\''elch, and Woltman—12. Eesolved. Thafc fcwo sfcreefc-lamps be placed and lighfced Affirmative—The President, Aldei-men Oliarlock, Cud Aud scut to the Mayor for approval. in front of Sfc. Albans Chrj-ch in Porty-.-seventh street, be dy, Dimond. McKiever, Mitchell. O'Neill, Plunkitt, Eeil fcween Fourfch and Lexingfcon avenues, under the direc ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. CHURCH STREET. tion of the Commissioner of Public V/orks. And sent to the Mayor for approval. Eesolved, That the Commissioner of Public Works be Eeceived from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, and and he ishereby authorized aud directed fco advertise for laid over. FIFTH AVENUE SOUTH. bids, and contract for pavin.g Church street, from Fulton Eesolved, That the Commissioner of Pnblic Works bo to Morris sfcreet (excepting the space between railtracks), FORTY-EIGTITH STREET. and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for •with the pavement known as the Hamav wood preserved Eesolved, That gas-mains be laid, lamp-posts erected, bids and contract for pacing Fifth avenue South (Laurens pavement, in accordance with the specifications for said and street-lamps lighted in Forty-eighth street, betw-een street) (excepfc where now paved wifch Belgian or wooden pavement now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Fourth and Madison avenues, under the direction of the pavement), and also excepting fche space between raU Common Council, and that at the several intersecting Commissioner of Public Works. tracks), w-ith wooden pavement known is fche improved streets and avenues crosswalks iu said street, and in CaUed up by Alderman Cuddy, and adopted by fche fol pavement (McGonegal patent), in accordance with the such other intersectin.g .streets and avenues, be laid lowing vote (three-fourths of all the members elected specific.itions for said pavement now on file m the office of where not now laid, and relaid where those now laid voting in favor therRof): fche Clerk of fche Common CouncU, and thafc a contracfc are, in the opinion of the Commissionor of Public Affirmative—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud fcherefor be awarded, and that all crosswalks parallel with Works, not in good repair, or are not upon a grade dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell, O'Neill, Plunkitfc, Eeil fche line of said pavement at the intersecting streets and adapted to the .grade of the proposed new pavemenfc. un ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. transversely therewith at the commencement and tei-mider fche direcfcion of the Commissioner of Public Works ; And senfc fco fche Board of Assisfcanfc Aldormen for con nation fchereof, and ajso all infccr.secfcions now paved with and that the accompau\'ing ordinance therefor be adopt currence. fche Belgian or stoneblock pavement, be laid or rolaid, the ed. same to be done under the direcfcion of the Commissioner (Adopfced by fche Board of Aldermen, November 21, FIFTIETH STREET. of Public Works; and thafc fche accompanymg ordinance 1870, fchree-fourths of all the members elected voting in fcherefor be adopted. favor thereof.) Eesolved, Thafc fche Commissioner of Public Works be, and he is hereby aufchorized and directed to advertise for Called lip by Alderman Cuddy, and adopfced by fche (Concun-ed in by fche Board of Assistanfc Aldermen, No bids, and contract for paving Fiftieth street, from Fourfch lollo\ving vofce (fchree-fourfchs of all fche members elected vember 20, 1S70, fchree-fourths of all the members elected to Sixth avenue (excepting the space between railtrackis), voting in favor thereof): voting in favor thereof.) with the pavement known as the Hamar wood preserved Affirmative—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud (In Board of Aldermen, December 7, 1870, received pavement, in accordance with the specifications for said dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell, O'NeUl, Phmkitt, EeU from the Mayor with his objecfcions thereto.) pavement now on file in the office of the Clerk of the ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. Alderman Woltman moved to take from the table veto Common Council, and thafc afc fche several infcersecfcing And sent fco fche Board of Assisfcanfc Aldermen for con message of the Mayor of resolution as above. sfcreefcs and avennes crosswalks in said street, and currence. Which was agreed fco. in such ofcher infcersecfcing streets aud avenues, be laid Aldorman Wolfcmau then moved that said resolution be where not now laid, and relaid wliere those now laid KING STREET. iidopted, notwithstanding the objections of the Mayor. are, in the opinion of the Commissioner of Public Works, Eesolved, Thafc opposite Nos. 64 and 66 King sfcreefc The President put tho question whether the Board nofc in good repair, or are not upon a grade adapted to curb and gutter-stones be set, nnder the direction of the would agree Avith said motion. fche grade of fche proposed new pavemenfc, under the di Commissioner of Pubhc Works; and that the accompany Which was decided in the affirmative by the follov/ing rection of the Commissioner of Public Works; and that ing ordinance therefor be adopted. vote (three-fourths of all the members elected voting in fche accompanying ordinance fcherefor be adopted. Eeceived from the Board of Assistanfc Aldermen, and :£avor thereof): laid over. Affirmative—The President, Aldermen Charlock. Cud (Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, November 21, dy, IMmond, McKiever, Mitchell, O'Neill, Plunkitt, Eeil 1870, three-fourfchs of all fche members electeed vofcing in ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. favor fchereof.) L.IWRBNCE STREET. (Concurred in by fche Board of Assistanfc Aldermen, Eesolved. Thafc a crosswalk be laid across each of fche And senfc fco fche Board of Assistant Aldermen for con four crossings at the intersection of Lawrence street and currence. November 26, 1871), three-fourths of all the members elected voting in favor thereof. Tenfch avonue. under fche direcfcion of fche Commissioner of Pnblic Works; and that the accompanying ordinance JSI'EVENTIt STREET. (In Board of Aldermen December 7, 1870, received from the Mayor with his objections thereto.) therefor be adopted. Eesolved, That the sidewalks on both ;ides of Eleventh Called up by Alderman Charlock and adopted by the street, from Avenue B to East river, be flagged and re .\ldcrman Woltman moved to take from fche table veto message of tho Mayor of resoluion as above. following vote (tliree-fourths of all the members elected flagged full width, under the direotiou of the Commis voting in favor thereof): sioner of Public Works: and fchat the accompanying or "Wliich was agreed to. dinance therefor be adopted. Alilerman Woltman then moved thafc said resolufcion be Affirmative—The President. Aldermen Charlock, Cud adopted, notwithstanding the objections of the Mayor. dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell, O'Neill, Plunkitfc, EeU Galled up by Alderman Woltman, who moved fchafc said ly, Schlichfcing, Welch, and Wolfcman—12. resolution be referred fco fche Commifcfcee on Sfcreefcs. The Presid(mt pnt the question whether the Board Which was agreed to. would agree with said motion. And senfc to the Board of Assistanfc Aldermen for concur rence. And fche paper was commifcted fco fche Commifcfcee on Which was decided in the affirmative by the following Sfcreets. vote (three-fourths of all the members elected voting in favor fchereof) : LEXINGTON AVENUE. EIGHTV-SIXTH STREF.T. Affirmative—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud Eesolved, Thafc Lexington avenue, from Sixty-sixth to Eesolved, That the Commissionor of Public Works be dy. Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell. O'Neill, Plunkitt, Eeil Ninety-sixth street, be regulated and graded, the curb and he is hereV)y authorized and directed fco advertise for ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. - and gutter stone.i set, and the sidewalks flagged, where bids, and contract for paAing Bighfcj'-sixth street, from " And sent to the Board of Assisfcant Aldermen for con : not already done, under the direction of the (Dommis.'ion- Third to Fifth avenue (e.xceptin.g fche space between rail- currence. er of Public Works; and thafc the accompanying ordi tracks), \vitli the pavement known as the Hamar wood nance therefor be adopted. Eeceived from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, and preserved pavement, in accordance w-ith the specifications FIFTY-FOURTH STREET. for .said pavement now on file in the office of the Clerk of Eesolved. That gas-mains be laid, lamp-posts erected, laid over. the Common Council, and fchat at the several intersecting and street-lamps lighted in Fifty-fourth street, from streets and avenues cros.swalks in said street.«;, and in such Tenth avenue to Eleventh avenue, under the direction MANHATTxVN STREET. other intersecting streets and avenues, be laid where not of fche Commissioner of Public Works. Eesolved. That Manhattan street, from Avenue St. now laid, and relaid where those now laid are, in theopin Called up by Alderman Welch, and concurred in by Nicholas to the Hudson river, be regulated and graded, ion of the Commissioner of Public Works, not in good re the following vote (three-fourths of all the members the curb and gutter-stones set, and the sidewalks flagged, pair, or ara not upon a .grade adapted to the grade of the elected voting in favor fchereof): w-here not already done, under the direction of the Com proposed new pavement, under the direction of the Com missioner of Public Works; and that the accompanying Affirmative—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud ordinance therefor be adopted. missioner of Pnblic Works; and that the acoompanying dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell, O'Neill. Plunkitt, Eeil ordinance therefor be adopted. ly, Schlichting, AVelch. and Woltman—12. Eeceived from the Board of As.sistant Aldermen, and laid over. (Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, November 21, And senfc to fche Mayor for approval. 1870, three-fourths of all the member.s elected voting iu MADISON STRKET. favor thereof.) FIPTY-F.IGHTH STREET. Eesolved, That Madison ."street, from Pearl street to (Concurred in by the Board of Assistant Aldennen. Eesolved, That the sidewalk on both sides of Fiffcy- Grand sfcreefc, be paved with Belgian or trapblock pave jjfoyembfr 26, 1870, three-fourths of all the members eighfch sfcreet, befcween Third and Lexingfcon avenues, be ment, and fchat at the soveral intersecting streets and av elecfced vofcing in favor thereof.) flagged full width, where not already done, imder fche di enues crosswalks be laid w-here not now laid, and relaid (In Board of Aldermen, December 7, 1870, received recfcion, of the Commissioner of Pnblic Works; and that where those now- laid are, in the opinion of the Commis :from the Mayor, with his objections thereto. fche accompanying ordinance fcherefor be adopted. sioner of Public Works, not in good repair, or are not up Alderman Woltman moved to take from ehe table veto Called up by Alderman O'NeUl, and adopted bj' on a grade adapted to the grade of the propo.sed new message of the Mayor of resolufcion as above: the following vote (three-fourths of all the members paveinent, under the direotion of the.Commissioner of Which was agreed fco. elecfced voting in favor thereof): Public Works; and thafc fche accompanying ordinance Alderman Wolfcmau fchen moved fchafc said resolufcion be Affirmafcive—^The Presidenfc, Aldormen Charlock, Cud therefor be adopted. .;adopted, notwithstanding the objections of the Mayor. dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mifcchell, O'Neill, Plunkitc, Eeil Eeceived from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, and The President put the question whefcher fche Board ly, Schlichfcing, Welch, and Woltman—12. referred to fche Commifcfcee on Sfcreefc Pavements. would agree wifch said mofcion. And senfc to the Board of Assisfcant Aldennen for con- Which was decided in fche affirmafcive by fche following NINTH STREET. vofce (fchree-fourfchs of all fche members elecfced vofcing in Eesolved, Thafc a sfcreefcJamp be placed and lighfced in favor thereof ): fronfc of No. 301, and als'o one in fronfc of No. 305 Easfc . Affirmafcive-The Presidenfc, Aldermen Charlock, Cud FIFT'y-NINTH STRBET. ' Ninfch sfcreefc, under fche direction of ifche Commissioner of dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mifcchell, O'Neill, Plunkifct, Eeil ~ Eesolved, Thafc .gas mains be laid, lamp-posfcs erected, Public Works. ly, Schlichting. Welch, and Woltman—13. and sfcreefc lamps lighted in Fifty-ninth' streefc, befcween Eeceived from the Board of Assisfcanfc Aldermen, and And senfc fco fche Board of Assisfcanfc Aldennen for con Lexingfcon and Fifth avenues, and between Sevenfch and laid over. currence. Eighth avenues, under fche direcfcion of fche Commissioner of Public Works. ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET. -iFIRST STREET. Called up by Alderman Welch, and adopfced by fche fol Eesolved, Thafc a sewer, %vith fche necessary recfi'ving Besolved, Thafc Firsfc sfcreefc, from fcho Bowery fco Nor lowing vote (fchree-fourfchs of all fche members elecfced basins and culverts, be buUfc In One Hundred and Tenth folk sfcreefc, be paved wifch Belgian or trapblock pave vofcing in favor fchereof): sfcreefc, from Fifth auenue to the Easfc river, nnder the ment, and fchafc afc fche several infcersecfcing. sfcreefcs and Affirmafcive—The Presidenfc, Aldermen Charlock, Cud direction of the Commissioner of Public Works; and that avenues cross\yalks be laid where nofc now laid, and re- dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mifcchell, O'Neill, Plunkifct, Beil the accompanying ordinance fcherefor be adopfced. laid where those now laid are, in fche opinion of the Com ly, Schlichtling, Welch, and Wolfcman—12. Called up by the Presidenfc, and concurred in by tha missioner of Public Works, not in good repair, or ara nofc And sent fco the Board of Assistanfc Aldermen for con foUowing vote (three-fourtha of all the membera elected :iipon a grade adapted fco fche grade of the propoied new currence. voting in favor thereof): 10 REAL ESTATE RECORD.

Affirmative—The Presidenfc, Aldermen Charlock, Cud The President put the quesfcion whefcher fche Board Affirmative—The President. Aldermen Charlock, Cud dy, Dimond, JIcKiever, Mitchell, O'Neill, Plunkitt, Eeil w-ould agree with s-aid motion. dy, Dimond, McKiever, MitcheU, O'NoUl, Plunkitt, EeU- ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. Which was decided in the affirmative by the loUow-ing • ly, Schlichting, AVelch, and Wolfcman—12. And sent to the Mayor for approval. vote (three-fourths of all the members elected votuig in And senfc to the Mayor for approval, ^ Eesolved, That the Commissioner of Public Works be favor thereof): and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for Affirmative—Tho President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud SI.VTII AVENUE. bids, and contract for paving One Hundred and Tenth dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell, O'Neill, Plunkitt, EeU Eesolved, Thafc a free drinldng-hydranfc be placed on street, from First to Sixth avenue (excepting the space ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. the west side of Sixth avouue, in the centre of the block between railtracks), with the pavement know-n as the Ha And sent to the Board of Assistanfc Aldermen for con between Fiffc}--first and Fifty-second sticets, under the mar w-ood preserved pavement, iu accordance with the curreuce. direction of fche Commissioner of PubUc AVorks. Bpecifications for said pavement now on file in the office Introduced by Alderman Plunkitt, and laid over. of fche Clerk of the Common CouncU, and thafc at the sev- ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THIRD STREET. ral intersecting streets and avenues crosswalks in said (See One Hundred and Thirtieth streefc.) Sl.VTH AVENUE. street, and in .such other iutersoctiiig streets and ave Eesolved, That a crosswalk bo laid across Sixth ave nues, be laid w-here not now laid, and reiaid where iho.se S'BVEXTH STREET. nne, at each sido of the intersections of streets from the now laid are, in the opinion of the Commissioner of Pub Eesolved, Thafc Sevenfch sfcreet, from the First ave Sixteenth to fche Twenty-seventh, inclusive, under the di lic Works, nofc in good repair, or are nofc upon a grade nue to Avenue B. be paved with Belgian or trapblock rection of the Commissioner of Public AVorks; and thafc adapted to the grade of the proposed now pavement, un pavement, and thafc at the several intersecfcing sfcreets the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. der the direction of the Commissioner of Public Works: and avenues crosswalks be laid where not now laid, and Eeceived from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, and and tlip.t the accompanying ordinance therefor be relaid where those now laid are, in the opinion of the refened to the Committee on Streets.; adoiited. Commissioner of Public Works, not in good repair, or aro (Adopted by fche Board of Aldermen, November 21, nofc upon a grade adapfced to the grade of the proposed THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET. 1870, fchree-fourfchs of aU the members elecfced voting in new pavement, under the direction of the Commissioner Eesolved, That Thhtj--seventh street, from Eighth to favor thereof.) of Public Works; and that the accompanying ordinance Eleventh avenue, be paved with Belgian or trapblock therefor be adopted. (Concurred in by the Board of Assistanfc Aldennen, pavement, and that at the several intersociing streets and November 26, 1S7(), three-foui-ths of all the members (In Board of Assistant Aldermen, December 5. 1870, avenues crosswalks be laid where not now laid, and relaid elected voting in favor thereof.) said re.'iolution amended by striking therefrom fche words where those now- laid are, in the opinion of the Commis (In Board of Aldermen, December 7, 1870, received " First avenue to Avenue B," and inserting in lieu there sioner of Public AVorks, not in good repair or are not from the Mayor with his objections thereto.) of the w-ords. " Third avenue to Lewis street.") upon a grade adapted to the grade of tho proposed new Alderman Woltman moved to take from the table veto Eeceived from the Board of Assistant Aldermen, and pavemenfc, under fche direction of the Commissioner of massage of the Mayor of resolution as above. referred to the Commifcfcee on Streefc Pavemenfcs. Public AVorks; aud fchat the accompanymg ordinance '\^^licn was agreed to. therefor be adopfced. Aldei-man Woltman then moved that said resolution be SIXTIETH STREET. Introduced by jUdernuin Plunkitt, and referred to the adopted, notw-ithstanding the objections of the Mayor. Eesolved, Thafc a gas lamp be placed and lighted in Committee on Street Pavements. The Pre.sident put the question whether the Board fronfc of No. 227 East Sixtieth street, under the direction JOHN HAEDY, would agree with said motion. of the Commissioner of PnbUc Works. Clerk. Which w-as decided in the affirmative by the following Introduced by Alderman O'NeUl, and laid over. vote (three-fo-arths of all the members elected voting Eesolved, That gas-lamps be erected, and street-lamps in favor fchereof): lighted in Sixtieth .street, from Seoond to Thu-d avenue, Affirmafcive—The Presidenfc, Aldermen Charlock, Cud under the direcfcion of the Commissioner of PubUc IN BOAED OF ASSISTANT ALDEEMEN, / dy, Dimond, McKiever, MitcheU, O'NeiU, Plunkifct, EeU AVorks. TUURSDAA', Dec. 15, 1870. f ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltm.in—12. Eeceived from the Board of Assistanfc .Aldermen, and AVENUE A. Ajid sent to the Board of Assistant Aldormen for con laid over. curreuce. (See Message from the Mayor.) CLARKSON STREET. ONE HUNDRED AND SE\-ENTEEX'ni .STREET. SIXTY-FIRST STREET. Eesolved, That two street-lamps be placed and Ughted Eesolved, Thafc sfcreefc-lamps he placed and lighfced in Eesolved, That a receiving-basin and culvert be built on the north side of One Hundred and Seventeenth, and Sixty-first street, from Third avenue to Fifth avenue, on the southeast comer of Clarkson and Hudson streefcs, two on the south side of One Hundred anil Eighteenth under the direction of the Commissioner of Public AVorks. under the direction of the Commissioner of Public street, between Third and Fourth avenues, opposite Sfc. CaUed up by Alderman O'NeiU, and concuned in by Works; and that the accompanying ordinance therefor Paul's Church, under the direction of the (jommissioner the foUowing vote (three-fourths of aU fche members be adopted. of Public Works. elected voting in favor thereof) : Introduced by Assistant Alderman Eobinson, and laid over. Eeceived from the Board of As.sistanfc Aldermen, and Affirmative—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud referred to the Committee on Public Works. dy, Dimond. McKiever, Mitchell, O'NeiU, Plunkitt, EeU ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. CITY HAIiL PLACE. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTn STREET. And sent to the Mayor for approval. Eesolved, That a gas-lamp be placed and lighted in fronfc (See One Hundred and Seventeenth street.) of No. 35 City HaU place, under the direcfcion of the Com Eesolved, That gas-mains be laid, lamp-posts erceted, missioner of PubUc AVorks. and street-lamps lighted in Sixty-first street, from Third Eeceived from the Board of Aldennen, and laid over. ONE HUNDRED AND TUIRTIETH STREET. to Sixth avenuo, under the direction of the Commissioner Eesol\-ed, That a crosswalk be laid across each of the of Public AA''orks. four crossings at the intersection of One Hundred and FORTY-THIRD STREET. Called lip by Alderman O'NeUl, and adopted by the fol Ee.solved, That the fire-hydrant now located opposite Thirtieth street and Broadwa.y, under the direction of lowing vote (three-fo-arths of aU the members elecfced the Commis.sioner of Pn'olic Works : and that the accom No. 3 East Forty-third street be removed and placed aboufc vofcing in favor fchereof); twelve feet west of its present location, and on a Une with panying ordinance therefor be adopted. Affirmative—^The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud Called up by Alderman Charloclc and adopted by the fche di-viding Une befcween premises Nos. 1 and 3 Easfc dy, Dimond, McKiever, Mitchell, O'NeiU. Plunkitt, BeUly, Port\'-third street, under the direotion of the Commissioner following vote (three-fourths of all the members elected Schlichting,AVelch, and Woltman—-12. voting in favor thereof): of PubUc Works. And sent to the Board of Assistant Aldermen for con Eeceived from fche Board of Aldennen, and laid over. Affirmative—The Pre.sidenfc, Aldemicu Charlock, Cud curreuce. dy, Dimond, McKiever, JlitcheU, O'Neill, Plunkitt, EeU ly, SchUchting, AVelch, and Woltman—12. FORTY-SIXTH STREET. SIXTY-SECOND STREET. Eesolved, That gas-mains be laid, lam])-posts erected, And sent to the Board of Assisfcanfc Aldermen for con Eesolved, That gas-mains be laid, lamp-posts erected, currence. and street-lamps lighted in Forty-.sLxth street, from Sec and street-lamps lighted in Sixty-second street, between ond avenue to tho East river, under the direction of the Ninth and Tenth avenues, under the direction of the Commissioner of Public AA'orks. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH STRF.ET. Commissioner of Pnblic AA'orks. Eesolved, That One Hundred and Thirtieth .and One Introduced by As.sistant Alderman Thomas Duffy, and • Hundred and Thirty-third streets, from Tenth avenue to Called up by Alderman AVelch, and adopted by .the laid over. North river (in one contract) be regulated aud graded, foUowing vote (tliree-fourths of aU the members electad fche curb and gufcter-sfcones set, and the sidewalks flagged, voting in favor thereof) : FIFTY-THIRD STREET. where not already done, under the direction of the Com A.fiirmative—The President, Aldormen Charlock, Cud Eesolved, Thafc Fifty-third street, from Eighth .avenue missioner of Public Works; and that the accompanjing dj-, Dimond, McKiever. Mitchell, O'Neill, Plunkitt, fco Ninth avenne, be paved with Belgian or trapblock ordinance therefor be adopted. Eeilly, Schlichting, AVeicli, and AA'oltman—12. pavement, anci tli;it at the several intersecting streets and Galled up by Alderm-an Charloclc, and adopted by the And sent to the Board of Assistant Aldormen for con avenues crosswalks be laid where not now laid, and relaid foUowing voto (three-fourths of all tho members elected curreuce. where those now laid are, in the ojiinion of the Commis voting in favor thereoC): sioner of Pi;l:)Uc Worlcs, not in .good repair, or are not up Affirmafcive—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud SIXTY-THIRD STREET. on a grade adapted to the grade ot the proposed new dy, Dimond, JIcKiever, iJIitohell. O'NeiU, Plunldtt, EeU Eesolved, That gas mains be laid, lamp posts erected, pavement, under tlie direction of the Commissioner of ly, Schlichting, Welch, and Woltman—12. and streefc lamps Ughfced, in Sixty-thu'd street, between PubUc Works: and that the accompanying ordinance And sent to the Board of Assistant Aldermen for con Second and Third avenues, and befcween Lexington and therefor be adopted.3 currence. Fifth avenues, under the direction of the Commissioner Galled up by Assistant Alderman Feitner, and con of Public Works. curred in by the following vote (three-fourths of aU the ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SECOND STREET. Introduced by Alderman O'NeUl, and laid over. members elected voting in favor thereof): Eesolved, That the Commissioner of Pnblic Works be Affirmative—.Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for SIXTY-FOURTH STREET. Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assistant Aldermen Eob bids and contracfc for p.tving One Hundred and Thirty- Eesolved, That gas-mams be laid, lamp-posts erected, inson, Healy, Hampson, Od';ll. Mulligan, Co.stello, Barker, second street, from Fifth to Sixth avenne (excepting the and lamps lighted in Sixty-fom-th street, from Third av Eeilly, Feitner, Garry, McDonald, Thomas Duffy, and space befcween railtracks), w-ith the pavement known as enue to Lexiugton avenue, under the direction of the McCarthy—17. the Hamar wood preserved pavement, in accordance with Commissioner of Pnblic AVorks. And sent to the Mayor for approval. ^ • the specifications for said pavement now on file in the Called up by Alderman AA''elch, and concuned in by the office of the Clerk of the (5ommon CouncU, and that at following vote (three-fourths of aU the members elected FIRST AVENUE. fche several intersecting .streets and avenues crosswalks voting in favor thereof): Eefiolved, That a crosswalk be laid across each of the in said street, and in such other intersecting streets and Affirmative—The President, Aldermen Charlock, Cud four crossings afc fcheintersocfcio n of First avenue and One avenues, be laid where not now laid, and relaid where dy, Dimond, McKiever, MitcheU, O'NeUl, Plunkitt, EeiUy, Hundred and Fifteenth street, under the direction of the fchose now laid are, in the opinion of the Comniissioner of Schlichting, AVelch, and Wolfcman—12. Commissioner of Public Works; and that the accompany PubUc Works, not in good repair, or are not upon a grade And senfc to the Mayor for approval. ing ordinance therefor be adopted. adapfced fco fche grade of fche proposed new pavemenfc, Galled up by ^.ssistant Aldennan McCarthy, arid under the direction of fche Commissioner of Public adopted by the .foUowing vote (three-fourths of all the Works; and fchafc the accompanying ordinance fcherefor SIXTY-NINTH STREET. members elected, voting in favor thereof) : be adopted. Eesolved, That gas mains be laid, lamp posts erected, Affirmative—Assisfcant Aldermen Terence Duffy, (Adopted by the Board of Aldermen. November 21, and street lamps Ughted, in Sixty-ninth street, from Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assistanfc Aldermen Eob 1870, fchree-fourths of aU the members elected voting in Third to Fourth avenue, under the direction of the Com inson, Healy, Hampson, OdeU, MulUgan, CosteUo, Barker,. favor thereof.) missioner of PubUc Works. EeUly, Durnin, Feitner, Garry, McDonald, Thomas (Concurred in by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, Introduced by Aldermau O'Neill, and laid over. (....Duffy, and McCarthy—18. November 26, 1870, thrco-fourths of aU fche members And sent to fche Board of Aldermen for concurrence. elected voting in favor thereof.) SEVENTIETH .STREET, i (In Board of Aldermen, December 7, 1870, received Eesolved, ^?hafc gas mains be laid, lamp-pOsfcs erected, FIRST AVENUE. . from the Mayor \vith his objecfcions thereto.) and street lamps lighted in Seventiefch sfcreet, from (See Message from fche Mayor.)'' Alderman Woltman moved fco fcake from fche fcable vefco Fourth avenue fco Fifth avenue, under fche direcfcion of message of fche Mayor pf resolufcion as above: fche Commissioner of Public Works. FOURTH AATENUE. J "Which was agreed to. Called up by Alderman AVelch, and concurred in by Eesolved, Thafc on fche northeast corner of Fotirth ave Alderman Woltman then moved fchafc said resolufcion be fche following vote (fchree-fourths of aU t'ne members nue and Sevenfcy-fchird sfcreefc, fche curb and gntfce'r .stones- adopted, notwifchsfcanding the objections of the Mayor. elected voting in favor thereof): bo reset, and fche sidew-alks reflagged, under the direcfcion REAL ESTATE RECORD 11

of the Commissioner of Public Works; and that the ac missioner of Public AA^oi-ks, nofc in .cood repair, or are nofc block pavemenfc, and that tho resolution and ordinance companying ordinance therefor be adopted. upon a grade adapted to the grade'of the proposed new heretofore adopted to pave tho same v.ith the Scow pave Introduced by Assistant Alderman Eobinson, and laid pavement, nnder the direction of the Commissioner of ment be repealed. over. Public Works; and thafc the accompanying ordinance L'lst.iy.—Your remonstrants tru.st fchat, inasmuch as therefor be adopted. said paving has not been iiotitioncd for by any of the HUDSDN STREET. Introduced by Assistant Alderman Barker, and laid owners of property on the lino of said street from Fonrth (Sec Clarkson street.) over. avenne to Harlem river, yonr honorable body will accede to their wi.shes, by cither repealing the ordinance; iidopt- NINTH STREET. THIRTY-SIXTH STREET. cd in relation to the SUno panement, or adopting s-.n or Eesolved, That a .street-lamp be placed and lighted in Eesolved, That Thirty-sixfch stroet, from Third avenue dinanoe to pave tho same with the Belgian or trapblock front of No. 301, .ind .also one in front of No. 305 Easfc to the East river, bo paved w-ifch Belgian or trapblock pavemenfc. Ninth .street, under the direction of the Commissioner of pavemenfc, and that at tho soveral interscoting streefcs Signed by Henry Brewster and others. PnbUc Works. nnd avenues crosswalks be laid whore not now laid, and Called up by Assistnnt Alderman Eeill.v, and adopted by relaid where those now laid are, in the o[)inion of the SCHEDULE A. fche following vote (three-fourths of .ill the members elect Commissioner of Public Works, not in good repair, or arc FnisT -VVENUE, ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH TO ONE ed voting in favor thereof): not upon a .grade adapted to the .grade of the j^roposod HUNDRED AND TwF.NTY-roujiTii sriiEEr—Curbed and Affirmative — Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffv, new pavement, nnder the direction of the Commissioner guttered : has Croton mains; not se->veiod from One Hun Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assistant Aldermen Eob of Pnblic Works;, and that the accomp.mying ordinance dred and Twenty-second to One Hnndred antl 'I'wenty- inson, Healy, Hampson, OdeU, MuUi.gan, CosteUo, Barker, therefor bo adopted. fourth street; gas-mains iaid; and only partially built. Eeill}', Feitner, Garry, McDonald, Thomas Dirffy, and Introduced by Assistant Alderman Garry, and laid over. AVENUE A, ElGHTY-PlFTlI TO NlNETV-SECON.^ STKEET McCarthy—17. —Curbed; Croton; gas; //« .s-ezoer; partially builfc ni)on. And sent to the .Board of Aldermen for concunence. MESSAGE FROM THE 3IAY0R. ONE HU'.NDRED AND TWELFTH sni!•;!•:•('. FIIC.-JT TO FOURTH AVENUE — Curbed; gutccred; gas; Croton; ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH STREET.^ The President laid before the Board a message from nearly built up; sewor. (See Message from the Mayor.) the Mayor, returning w-ithont his approval resolutions and ordinances for ].)aving with Stow foundation j.iave- ONE HuNDREii AND FOI.-RTICENTH STREET, E-\ST RIVER TO FOURTH AVENUE—Curbed ; .:,iittei-ed; gas: ment Fu-st avenue, ft-om 0ns Hundred and Tenth sfcreet ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEENTH STREET. Croton; no .sewer; and onlj'-partially bnilc np. (See Message from fche Mayor.) Also One Hundred and to One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street; Avonue A, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH .STIIEEI-, AVENUE A Fifteenth, One Hundred and Sixteenth, One Hundred from Eighty-fifth street to Ninety-sacond stroet; Ono TO FOURTH AA'ENUE—Curbed; guttered; no sewor or and Eighteenth, One Hundred and Twentieth, One Hun Hundred and Twelfth atroet, from Fourfch avenue fcoFu-sf c gas; Croton; and partially built up. dred and Twenty-first, One Hundred and Twenty-second, avonue; One Hundred ,ind Fourteenth sfcreet, from and One Hundred and Twenty-third sfcreefcs. Fourth avenue fcoEasf c river; Ono Hundred and Fif teenfch ONE HUNDRED AND SI.XTEENTH sTREEr, E.VST IHVER Lifcreet, from Fourth avenue to Avenue A ; One Hnndred TO THIRD AVENCR—Gas; w-ater; curb; gutter;-sewer; and .generally built up. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH STREET. and Sixteenth street, from Third .avenue to East river; (See Fu-sfc avenue.) One Hnndred and Eighteenth street, from Fourth ave ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEENTH .STREET. EAST nue to East river; One Hundred and Twentieth street, RIVER TO FouR'llI AVENUE—Curbed: guttered; sew ered; gas; Croton; and partiaUy built np. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIRST STREET. from Third avenue to East river; One Hundred .ind ONE HUNDRED AND Twi'^NTiirrii HI'REE'I'. EA.ST IHVER Eesolved, Thafc a lamp be placed and lighfced opposite Twenty-fir.st street, from Fourth avenue to East river; One Hundred and Tw-ontj--second street, from Second TO THIRD AA'ENUE—Sewer; gas; Croton; curbed; gut No. 121 East One Hundred and Twenty-first street, mider tered ; and generaUj- built up. the direction of the Commissioner of Public AA''orks. avenue to East river; One Hundred and Twenty-third ONE HUNDRED AND TWI'INTY-FIR.ST STREET. EAST Eeceived from the Board of Aldermen, .ind laid over. street, from Second avonue to East river—the message bemg as follows: RIVER TO FOURTH AA-ENUE-Curbed : gufcCorod; gas; no sewer; partially builfc up. ONE HUNDRED .\NI) FOIITV-SEVENTH STUEET. MAYOR'S OFFICE, ) ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SECOND STREET, EAST Eesolved, That One Hundred and Forty-.seventh December 14. 1870. ) RIA'ER TO SECOND AVENUE—Gas; water; uurbed; gut street, between Avenne St. Nicholas and Twelfth ave The Mayor returns, unapproved and with objections, ter ; and partially built. nue, bo regulated and graded, the curb and gutter- eleven resolutions that provide for the paving with a ONE HUNDRI'lD AND TWEN'J'V-THlKD STREl'.T, EAST stones set, and tho sidewalks flagged, under the direction patent wooden pavement (called the Stow foundation), of the Commissioner of PubUc Works; and that the ac RiA'ER TO SECOND AA'ENUE—GAS; water; curb; gutter; eleven avenues or streets of the Tw-elffch Ward. They no sewor; partiaUj- built. companying ordinance therefor be adopted. comprise togefcher an area of fifty ward blocks—some of Resolution. Culled np by Assistant Alderman McDonald, and which being betvi-een avenues have extensive frontage concurred in by the following vote (three-fourths of all and the streets in question taken together would e,xtend Eesolved, That the Commi.s.sioner of PubUc AVorks be the members elected voting in fa-i'or thereof) : about three mUes. Tho Mayor has caused a canvass to and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for Affirmative — Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, be made among all the property-holders who .ire to be bids .and contract for pavin.g Fir.st avenue, fi-om One Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assistant Aldermen assessed for this so-called improvement, and has been Himdred and Tenth -street to One Hundred and Twenty- Eobinson, Healy, Hampson, Odell, Mulligan, CosteUo, unable to find one who desires it. In one streefc (One fourth streefc (except w-here now iiaved with Belgian or Barker, EeUly, Durnin, Foitner, Garry, McDonald, Hundred and Eighteenth sti-eet, from East river to Fourth wooden pavement, and also excepting the -space between Thomas Duffy, and McCarthy—18. avenue), property-holders wiio own fchree fchousand nine railtracks), with w-ooden pavement known as the Stow And sent fco fcheMayo r for approval. hundred and sixty feefc of land fronting thereon emphati foundation pavement, in accordance with tho .specifica tions for said pavement now on file in the office of the SIXTIETH STREET. cally remon.strato by petition and signatures against the measure. The reasons for remon-strance will apply to Clerk of the Common Council, and that a contract thore Eesolved, Thafc gas-lamps be erected, and street-lamps most of the other streets, and it is appended as a sched for be aw-arded, provided the expense does not exceed five Ughfced in Sixfcieth street, from Second to Third avenue, ule. dollars por square yard, and that all cro.sswalks iiaraliel under tho direcfcion of the Commis.sioner of Public Work.s. with the line of said pavement at the intersecting .streets, Upon each of the enumerated streets and avenues are Called up by Asijistant Aldermau Thos. Duffy, and and transvor.'ely therewith at the conunoncoment and ter vacant lots. In nearly all of these streets the number of adopted by fche foUowing vofce (three-fourths of all the mination thereof, and also all inter-sections now paved vacant lots exceeds that of erected buildings. In twenty members elecfced voting in favor thereof): with the Belgian or -stoneblock p.avement, be laid or re- of the blocks no sew-ors havo as yet been constnicted. Afflrmative — Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffv, laid, the same to be done under the direction of tho Com In several of the streets no gas-mains have yet been laid Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, As.si.stant Aldermen missioner of PubUo AVorks; and that the accompanymg or made ready for operation. Bufc a fuller descripfcion of Eobinson, Healy, Hampson, Odell, Mulligan, CosteUo. orduiance therefor be adopted. fchese parfciculars will appear from another schediUe here Barker, EeUly, Durnin, Feitner, Garry', McDonald, to appended. (Adopted bj' the Board of Assistant Aldermen, Decem Thomas Duffy, and McCarthy—IS. ber 1, 1870, three-fourths of all the members elected vot And sent fco the IJoard of Aldermen for concm-rence. The policy of paving unimproved or partially improved streets is at all times a dubious one, bccauseof the con ing in favor thereof.) tinuous necos.sity of tiiking uji tho pavomont whenever (Concurred in by the Board of Aldermen, December 12, SIXTY-NINTH STREET. ga.s, or sewer, or water connections have to be made by 1870, three-fourths of all the members elected voting in Ee-solved, That gas-mains be laid, lamp-posts erected, parties who from fcime to time erect buUdings on the line favor thereof.) and street-lamps lighted in Sixty-ninth street, from Third of the street. Frequent tearing up of stone paviflnent Resolution. avenue to Fourth avenue, under the direction of the makes inequalities, but frequent tearing up of wooden CommisBioner of PubUc AVorks'. pavements disarran.ges the plane of foundation and ex Ee.solved, Thafc fche Commissioner of Public AVorks be Introduced by Assistanfc Alderman Thomas Duft'y, and poses fche wood to attrition and decay. and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for laid over. The Mayor calls your attention to a veto message sent bids and contract for paving Avenuo A from Eighty-i:fth to your predecessors lasfc spring in relation to the same street fco Ninofcy-senond sfcreefc (excepfc where now ])avod SECOND AVENUE. kind of pavement as the one now- in qnestion. In thiit w-ith Belgian or wooden pavement, and also except;n.g the Eesolved, Thafc Second avenue, from Ninefceenfch sfcreet message w-ere specified o'ujecfcions also to the manner of space between railtracks), with wooden pavement known fco Forfcy-second sfcreet, be paved with Belgian or trapblock pavement'contemplated and which objections the Mayor as the Stow- foundation pavement, in accordance with the pavemenfc, and that at the several intersecting streets and StiU beUeves. specifications for said pavement now on file in the ollice avenues crosswalks be laid whore not now laid, and relaid of the Clork of the Common Council, and that a contract A. OAKEY HALL, where those now laid are, in the opinion of fche Commis fcherefor be awarded, provided fche expense does not ex sioner of Public Works, nofc in good repair, or are nofc Mayor. ceed five doU-a-fs per square yard, and that aU cro-sswalks upon a grade adapted to the grade of the proposed new REASONS FOR REMONSTRANCE. paraUel with the line of said pavement at the intersecting pavement, under the direotion of the Commissioner of AVe, the imdersigned, owners of property on One Hun streets, and fcransversely therewith at t'ne comuienteinent Public AVorks ; and fchafc fche accompanying ordinance dred and Eighteenth street, from Fourth avenue to Har and termination thereof, and also aU intersections now fcherefor be adopfced. lem river, do hereby respecfcfuUy profcest and remonstrate paved with the Belgian or -stoneblock pavement, be laid Called up by Assisfcanfc Alderman Gany. against pavmg said stroet with fche Stow foimdation or relaid, the same to be done under the du-ection of the Assistanfc Alderman Eobinson moved fchafc said resolu pavement, agreeably to a resolution and ordinance adopt Commissioner of PubUc Works.; and that the accompany fcion be refened fco fche Commifctee on Street Pavements. ed by the Board of Assistant Aldeiinen on December 1, ing ordinance fcherefor be adopted. AVhich was agreed to. 1870, and which is now pending in your Board, for the . (Adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, Decem And the same was committed to the Committee on foUowing reasons: ber 1, 1870, three-fourths of all the mombers elected vot Sfcreet Pavements. First.—Your remonstrants object to any wooden iiave ing in favor thereof.) ment being laid in said -street, on account of the difficulty (Concuned in bj- the Board of Aldermen, December 12, SIXTH AVENUE. in maldng connections with sewer, gas, and water jiipes, 1870, three-fourths of all the members elected voting in Eesolved, Thafc a crosswalk be laid across Sixfch ave \vithout either rendering iiseless or virtually destroying favor thereof.) nue, afc each side of the intersections of streets from the so mnch of such pavemenfc as may be contiguous thereto; Sixteenth to the Twenty-seventh, inclusive, under the and as said One Hundred and Eighteenth street is bufc Resolution. direction of fche Commissioner of Pnblic AVorks; and partially buUfc npon, these several connections alluded to Eesolved, That the Commissioner of PubUc Works be fchafc the accompanying ordinance therefor bo adopted. remain yet to be made, and therefore your remonstrants and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for Called up by Assistanfc Alderman Barker, and adopfced are of opinion fche said paving should be delayed for the bids and contract for paving One himdred ,ind Tw-elfth by fche foUowing vofce (fchree-fourths of all the members present, which objection must appear equally apparent street, frmn Fourth Avenne to First avenue (excepfc elected voting in favor thereof): and forcible to your honorable body. where now pa-ved wifch Belgian or wooden pavement, and Affirmafcive — Assisfcanfc Aldermen Terence Duffy, Second.—^Your remonstrants further object fcosai d im also excepting the space befcween raUtracks), with wooden Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assistant Aldermen Bob provement by reasoii of the want of durabUifcy of fche. pavemenfc know-n as fche Sfcow foundation pavement, in ac inson, Healy, Hampson, OdeU, MulUgan, CosteUo, Barker, Stow pavement, and as said One Hundred and Eighteenth cordance with the .specifications for said pavemenfc now on BeUly, -Feitner, Garry, McDonald, Thomas Duffy, and streefc is not now a thorou.ghfare, and therefore requires no file in fche office of the Clerk of the Common CouncU, and McCarthy—17. paving whatever for the presenfc; yefc, as fche said streefc that a contracfc fcherefor be awarded, provided the expense And sent fco fche Board of Aldermen for concunence. may become such when fche same shall have been opened does not exceed five dollars per square yard, and fchat aU fco fche Eighfch avenue, your remonsfcranfcs prefer thafc crosswalks pai-aUel with the line of said pavement afc the TWENTIETH STREET. when ifc is necessary and requisite fco pave said sfcreefc ifc intersecting sfcreefcs, and fcrau-sversely therewith at the . Besolved, That Tvrentiefch sfcreefc, from "Sixfch avenue fco be done wifch a pavemenfc more durable, and less easUy commencemenfc and fcerminafcion fchereof, and also all iri- the North river, be pave'd •with Belgian or fcrapblock pave injured by making_ sundry cbnnecfcions, fchan fche Stow tersecfcions now paved wifch the Belgian or stoneblock ment,^ and fchafc afc the several infcerseotrhg sfcreefcs and pavemenfc; and being' decidedly opposed fcOa U and every pavement, be laid or relaid, the same fco be done under avenues crosswalks be laid where nofc now laid, and re- kind ot wooden 2Mveme7it'wha.tt^oe\'er, they do hereby fche direction of fche Cominissioner of Public Works; and " laid where fchose now laid aire, in fche opinion of the Com petition that said street be paved with igeigian or trap- that the accompanying ord-jiance fcherefor be adopted. 12 REAL ESTATE RECORD.

(Adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldennen. Decern ment known as the Stow foundation pavemenfc, in accord FOURTEENTH STREET. ber 1. 1S70, thrco-fonrths of aU the membcr.s elected vot ance with tho specifications for .=aid pavement now on file Eesolved, That the sidew-alk on tlie north side of Four ing in favor thereof.) in the office of the Clerk of the. Common CouncU, and fchafc teenth -street, from First avenue to Second avonue, bo (Concurred in by the Board of Aldermen, December 12, a contract therefor be awarded, iirovided the expense does flagged full width, whore not already dono, under the di 1870, threefourths of all the inember.s elected voting in nofc exceed five doUai's por square yard, and fcliat all cross rection of the Commissioner of Public AVorks: and that favor thereof.) walks jiaraUel with the Une of said pavomont at the inter the accompanjing ordinance therefor bo adopted. sectin.g st]-eets, and ti-an.sversel.v therewith at the com Introduced' by Assistmt. Alderman Eeilly, and l.iid ReîolKiion. mencement and termination thereof, and also aU mteiKoc- over. Eesolved, That the Conimi.';.sioner of Public AVorks be tions now paved with the Belgian or stoneblock pave and he is herebj- aiithoriz-od and directed to advertise for ment, be laid or relaid, the same to be done under the FIFTEENTH STREET. bids and contract for V';'-ving One Hundred and Four direction of the'Commissioner of PubUc AA'orks; and fchat Eesolved, That the sidew-alks on both sides of I'if teenth teenth street, from Fourili ;>..veiiue to the Easfc river (excepfc the accompanjing ordinanco iherefor be adopfced. stroet, from First avonue to Avenuo A, I e flag.ged full where not p-,ivod with Bcleian or wooden pavement, and (Adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, Decem widfch, whore nofc alroadj' done, under the direction of the also cxco;.fcin.gfclie sjiace lictwoen railtracks), w-ith wooden ber 1, ]S7(), three-fourths of all the members elected vot- Commissioner of PubUo AA'ôrk.s, and that the accompr.ny- p.avement laiown as tlie Stow fi)iind;ition pavement, in iii favor thcnjof.) iiig ordinance therefor be adopted. accord;iiii;e w-ith the specilicitions for said jiavcment now- (Cononrred in bj- tho Board of Aldermen, December 12, Inti-oduced bj' A.ssistant Alderm.in Eeillj-, and laid on fUe in the office of tho Clerk of the Common CouncU, 1870, three-fourths of all tlie moiiibors elected votui.g in Over. and that a contract therefor be aw-arded, provided the f-civor thnreof.) expense does not exceed live dollars per Fquare yard, and Resoluiion. FIFTY-FIRST STREET. tli:it !iU the cro^.swiilks paraUel with the Une of .said pave Eesolved, I'hat a street lamp bo ))lacod and lighted on ment at the intoii-ccfciii.g streets and transversely there Eesolved, that the Commissioner of Public AVorks be the north side of Fifl".y-lirst street, tw-entv-fivo feet west of with at t'ne conuncnc-ement nnd termination thereof, and and he is hercb.v authorized and directed to adverti-se for Eighth avenue, under the direction of the Commissioner als-i all intersections now paved with the Belgian or stone bids and contract for paving Ono Hundred and Twenty- of PubUo AVorks. block pavement be lidd or relaid, the s;mio to lie done first slTcet, from Fourth avenue to the East i-iver (except Introduced by Assistant Alderman Feitner, and laid under the direction of the Cominissioner of Public AA''or'(^s; where now- paved w-ith Belgian or w-oodon pavement, and over. ajid that t'ne accompanying ordin.uioe therefor be ,il.so the space betu-een railfcracks), with wooden p.ave adopted. ment, known as tlie Stow- foundation i>avenieut, in ac cordance with the specifications for said pavement now on TWELFTH STREET. (.Adoirted by the Bo.ard of As.=;i5t,ant Aldormen, Decem file in the office of the Clerk of the Common ConncU, and Eesolved, Thafc Tw-elfth street, from Second avenue to ber 1, 1870, three-fourths of all the members elected vot that a contiact therefor be aw-arded, provided the oxiiense East rivor, bo paved with Bel.gian or trapblock ])avement, in.g in favor thereof.) does nofc exceed five dollfirs por scjuare y.ard, and that aU and that at the several intersecting streets and avenues f Concnnod in b.v tho Bpard of Aldormen, December 12, crosswalks pai-allol w-ith the Une of said pavement at the in- crossw-alks be laid w-here not now- laid, .ind reliiid where 1870, three-fourths of all the members elected votuig in torsecting streets and transverselj' therewith at the com- those now laid are. in the opinion of the Commissioner of favor thereof.) mencemenfc and termination thereof, and also aU intersec Pnblic AVorks, not in .good repair, or are not u]ion a .grade tions now paved with tho Belgian or stoneblock iiave , adapted to the .grade of the jiroposed new pavement, un der the direction of the Comniissioner of I'ublic AA'orks; Resolution. ment, be laid or rekaid, the same to be done under the di rection of the Conimis.sioner of PnbUc AA''orks: and fchat and that tho accompanying ordinance therefor be adopt Eesolved, Thtit the Commissioner ol Public Works be the accomp.anjing ordinauce therefor be adopted. ed. and he Ls herebj' authorized and directed to advertise for Introduced by Assistanfc Alderman EoiUj', and laid bids and contract for paving One Hundred and Fifteenth (Adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, Decem over. street, from Fourth avenue to Avenue A (except where ber 1, 1870, three-fourths of all the members olecfced vot now paved with Belgian or w-ooden pavement, nnd also ing in favor thereof.) Eesolved, Thafc a sew-er, with the necessarj' recoivin.g- excepting the space betv,-oen raUtracks), with wooden (Concuned in by the Board of Aldermen, December 12, basins and culverts, bo built in Tw-elfth street, from pavement, know-n .as the Stow foundation pavement, in 1870, three-fourths of all the members elected voting in Fourth avenne to Broadw-aj-, under t'ne direction of the aceordance with the specifleations for said pavement now favor thereof.) Commissioner of Public AA''orks; and that the accompanj' on file ni the office of the Clerk of the Common CoimcU, ing ordinance therefor be adopfced. and that a contract therefor be awarded, provided the Resolution. Introduced by Assistant Aldennan Hampson, and laid exiJonse does not evceed five dollars per square yard, and Eesolved, Thafc the Commissioner of Public AVorks be over. that aU cros-sw-alks paraUel with the line of said pavemenfc and he is herebj' authorized and du-ected to advertise for at the inter.sectin.g streets, and transverselj' fcherew-ith afc bids and contracfc for paîng One Hundred and Twentj'- TWENTY-THIRD STREET. the commencement and termination thereof, and also aU second sfcreet, from Second avenue to the East river (ex Eesolved, That Tw-entj--third street, fi-om Second ave intersections now paved with the Belgian or stoneblock cepfc where now paved wifch Bel.gian or wooden pavemenfc, nue to East river, be iiaved with Belgian or traiiblock p.ivement, be laid or relaid, the same fco be done under and also excepting the space between raUtracks), with p.avement, and that at the several inter.secting .streets the direction of the Commissioner of Public AA''orks; and wooden pavement, know-n as the Stow foundation pave and avenues crossw-alks be laid w-here not now laid, and that the accompanving ordinance therefor be adopted. ment, in accordance with fche spocificafcion.'s for said pave relaid where those now- laid are. in fche opinion of fche menfc now on file in fche office of fche Clerk of the Common Commissioner of Public AVorks. not in good repair, or (Adopted by the Boai-d of As-sistant Aldermen, Decem CouncU, and that a contract therefor bo aw-arded, provid are not upon a grade adapted to the grade of the pro ber 1, 1870, three-fourths of all "the members elected vot ed the expense does not exceed five dollars per square posed new pavemenfc. under the direction of the Commis ing in favor thereof.) yard, and thafc aU crosswalks parallel wifch the line of said sioner of Public AVorks; and that the accompanjing or (Concurred in by fche Board of Aldermen, December 12, pavement afc fche intersecting streets and transversely dinance therefor be adopfced. 1870, three-fourths of all the members elecfced voting in therewith at the commencement and tcnnination thereof, Assistanfc Alderman McCarthy moved thafc the Commit favor thereof.) and also aU intersections now paved with the Belgian or teo on Street Pavements be discharged from the further stoneblock pavement, bo laid or relaid, the same to be consider.ation of resolution as above. Resolution. done under the direotion of the Commissioner of PubUc AA''hich w-as agreed to. Ee-solved, That the Commissioner of Public Works be AVorks; and that the acoompanying ordinance therefor be The paper was then laid over. and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for adopted. bids and contracfc for paving One Hnndred and Sixteenfch (Adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, Decem THIRD AA'ENUE. street, from Third avenue to the East river (excepfc where Eesolved, That a street lamp be plaeed and Ughted in now- paved w-ith Belgian or w-oouen pavement, and also ber 1, 1870, three-fom-ths of all the members elected vot> vn^ in favor thereof.) front of No. 23S6 Third avenue, nnder the direction of excepting the sp.ace betw-een railtracks), with wooden the Commissioner of Public Works. pavement kno\\-ii .as the Stow fomidation pavement, in (Conoui-rcd in bj- the Bo.ard of Aldermen, December 12, 1870, three-fourths of aU the members elected voting in Introduced by Assistant Alderman McCarthy, and laid accordance with the specifications for said pavement now over. on file in the office of the Clerk of the Common CoimcU, favor thereof.) and that a contract therefor be aw-arded, provided the expense does not exceed five dollars per square yard, and Resolution. that all crossw-alks paraUel w-ith the Une of said pavement Eesolved, That the Commissioner of PubUc AA''orks bo IN BOAED OF ASSISTANT ALDEEMEN, | at the intersecting streets and transverselj' therewith at and he is herebj' aufchorized and direcfced to advertise for TUESDAY, Dec. 20, 1870. j" the commencement and termin.ation thereof, .and also bids and contract for paving One Hundred and Twenfcj'- fchird sfcreet, from Second avenue to the Easfc river (except ASTOR PLACE. aU inter.sections now- paved with the Belgian or stoneblock Eesolved, That Axtor place, from Fourth avenue to pavement, be laid or relaid, the .same to be done under the where now paved with Belgian or w-ooden pavement, and also excepting the siiace bet->veen railtracks), with wooden Broadw-aj-, be paved with Bel.giim or trapblock pavement, direction of the Commissioner of Public AA'orks; and thafc aud that at the scvei-al intersocting streets and avenues the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. pavement known as fche Sfcow foundafcion pavemenfc, in ac cordance wifch fche specifications for s-aid pavement now on cro5s->valks be laid where not now hiid, and r-elaid where (.^.dopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, Decem file in the office of the Clerk of tho Common Council, and those now laid are, in tho opinion of the Commissioner of ber 1. 1870, fchree-fourths of all the members elected vot- thafc a confcract therefor be awarded, provided the expense Publio AVorks, not in .good rejiair, or are not upon a grade in favor thereof.) does noi exceed five doUars per square yard, and that all adapted to the grade of the proposed new pavemenfc, (Concurred in by the Board of Aldermen, December 12, crosswalks parallel with fche lino of said pavement at the under the direcfcion of fcho Commissioner of PnbUcAVorks; 187'0, three-fourths of .all tho members elected vofcing in inter.secting streets and transverscl.y there-.vith afc the com and fchat fche accompanying ordinance fcherefor be adojited. favor thereof.) mencement and termination thereof, and also all intersec Called up by Assistant Alderman Feitner. and con tions now-pa.ved viith the Belgian or stoneblock pavement, curred in by tlie following vote (three-fourths of all the Resolution. be laid or relaid, the same to be done under the direction nieinliers elected voting in .favor thereof) : Eesolved, That the Commissioner of PubUc Works be of tho Commi.ssioner of Public AA''orks; .and that the ac Afilrinative — Assistant Aldermen Terence Dufcy, and he is herebj' authorized .and dn-cotcd to advertise for companj-ing ordinance thorefor bo adopted. Ly.saght. O'Brien, the President, Assistanfc Aldermen -Jtobinson, Healy,- Hamp.son, Odell, Peoher, Mulligan, bid.s and contract for paving One Hundred and Eigh (Adopted by the Board of A.ssistant Aldermen, Decem teenth street, from the Fourth avonue tothe East river (ex CosfceUo, Barker, ReUly, Durnin, Feitner, Gany, McDon ber 1, 1870, three-fourths of aU the members elected vot ald, Thomas Duffy, anl SIcCarthy—19. cept where now paved with Belgian or wooden pavement, ing in favor thereof.) and also excepting the spice between raUtracks), -,\ith (Concimed in by the Board of Aldormen, December 12. And sent to the Mayor for approv.il. wooden pavement kno«n .is the Stow fomidation pave 1870, three-fourths of all fcho members elected voting in ment, in accordance with specifications for said pavement favor thereof.) nOWERV AND FIRST STREET. now on fUe in the office of the Clerk of the Common Coun Eesolved, That a street-lamp be placed and lighted on cU, and that a confcracfc fcherefor be a%varded, pi-o\ided fche AVliich were received, laid on the table for ten day.=, and directed to be entered at lengfch in the minutes, and the northeast corner of fche Bowery and Firsfc .sfcreefc. un expense does not exceed five doUars per s(iuare yard, and der fche direction of the Commissioner of PubUc AA''orks. that all crossw-alks paia'Uel with the Une of said pave published in two or more paper.s emploj-ed by the Cor- ])or.ition. Called up by Assistant Aldennan Pecher. and adop ment, at the intersecting streets, and transverselj- there- ted by the foUov\ing vote (three-fourths of all fche mem •with at the commencement and tonnination thereof, and bers elected vofcin.g in favor fchereof): also aU inter-sections now- paved with Belgian or stoneblock IN BOAED OF ASSISTANT ALDEEMEN. I MONDAY, Dec. 19, 1870. f Affirmafcive — Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, pavement, be laid or relaid, the same to be done under Lysaghfc, O'Brien, fche Presidenfc, Assisfcanfc Aldermen the direction of the Commissioner of PubUc AVorks; and Eobmson, Healy, Hampson, OdeU, Pecher, MulUgan, that the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. AViiNUE A. Eesolved, Thafc Avenue A, from Fourteenth street fco CosfceUo, Barker, EeUly, Dumin, Feitner, Gany, McDon (..Adopted bj' the Board of As.sistant Aldermen, Decem Twenty-third street, bo paved with Belgian or trapblock ald, Thomas Duffy, and McCarthj'—19. ber 1, 1870, fchree-fourths of all the members elected vot pavement, ,ind thafc afc fche several intersecfcing sfcreets and And senfc fcoth e Board of Aldermen for concunence. ing in favor thereof.) avenues crosswalks be laid w-here not now laid, and re- (Concurred in by the Board of Aldermen. December 12, laid where those now laid are, in the opinion of the Com BOWERA'. 1870, three-fourths of till the members elected voting in missioner of Public Works, not in .good repair, or are nofc Eesolved. Thafc the lamp-post and lamp now standing favor thereof.) upon a grade adapfced fco the grade of the proposed new opposite No. 132 Bowery be removed and plaeed opposifce pavement, under the direction of, the Commissioner of No. 134 Bowery, tmder the direction of fche Commission Resolution. Public AA'orks; and fchafc fche accompanying ordinance er of PubUc Works. Eesolved, Thafc fche Commissioner of PubUc Works be therefor be adopted. CaUed up by Assisfcant Alderman O'Brien, and concur and he is hereby aufchorized and direcfced fco advertise for Assistanfc Alderman McCarthy moved fchafc fcheCommifc red in by the following vote (fchree-fourths' of aU'tho bids and contract for pa-ving One Hundred and T.wentiefch tee on Streefc Pavements be discharged from the further members elected vofcing in favor fchereof): sfcreet, from Third avenue fco fche East river (excepfc where consideration of resolufcion as above. Affirmative—Assistant Aldermen Lysaghfc, O'Brien, now paved vrifch Belgian or wooden pavement, and also ex Which was agreed fco. fche Presidenfc, Assistant Aldermen Bobinson, Healy, cepting fche space befcween railtracks), wifch wooden pave The paper was fchen laid over. Hampson, OdeU, Pecher, Mulligan, CosfceUo, Barkei:, REAL E S T A T E R E CO RD: 13^

EeiUy, Durnin, Feitner, Garry, McDonald, Thomas Duf opinion of fche Commissioner of PubUc Works, nofc in good Eighth avenues, under the direction of the Commission fy, and McCarfchy—18. repair. Or are nofc upon a grade odapted to the grade of er of PubUc AVorks. And sent fco fche Mayor for approval. the proposed new jiavement, under the direction of the Eeceived from the Board of Aldermen, and laid over. Commissioner of Publio Works; and that fche accom BROADWAY AND AVALKER S'PREET. panying ordinance therefor be adopted. FIFTH AVENUE. SOUTH. Eesolved, Thafc a streefc lamp be placed and li.ghted on (Apopted by the Board of Aldermen, November 21, .. -Eesdlvod. That the Commissioncrof Pnblic Works be ' fche southeasfc comer of Broadway and Walker street, un 1870, three-fourths of aU the members elected voting in and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for der the direction of the Commissioner of Public AVorks. favor theieof.) bids, and contract for paving South Fifth avenue (Lau , Eeceived from the Board of Aldermen, and laid over. (Concuned in by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, No rens sfcreefc), from Canal street to Fonrth street, continu vember 26, 1870, throe-fourths of aU the members elected ously (excepting at intersections where now paved with BROADWAY AND MANHATTAN STREET. voting iu favor thercuf.) wooden pavement, and the space betw-een raUtracks) Besolved, That a crosswaUc be laid across Broadway, afc (In Board of Aldermen, December 7, 1870, received wifch fche pavemenfc know-n as the " Improved pavemenfc the northerly side or intersection <>f Manhattan street, from the Mayor, w-ith his objections thefeto.) (McGonegal patent), dated February 4. 1868," in accor under the direction of the Commissioner of PubUc AVorks; (In Board of Aldennen, December 19, 1870, adopted, dance with the specifications for said pavement now on , and that fche accompanying ordinance fcherefor be notwithstanding fche objecfcions of the Mayor, three- file in fche office of fche Clerk of the Common Council, and adopfced. fourths af aU the members elected voting in favor fchafc in the several intorsectins? streets and avenues cro-ss . Eeceived from fche Board of -Aldermen, and laid over. thereof.) walks be laid w-here not now laid, and relaid where those Eeceived from the Boardof Aldermen. now laid are, in the opinion of tho Commissioner of Pub CHERRY STREET. Assistant Aldorman Eobinson moved fchafc fche action Uc AVorks, not in good repair, or are not upon a a grade . Besolved, Thafc Cheny sfcreefc, from FrankUn square fco of the Board of Aldermen in adopting said resolution, adapted to tho grade of tho proposed new pavemenfc, Clinton .street, be repaired immediately, under the direc notwithstanding the objections of the Mayor, be con under fche direction of the Commissioner of Public fcion of the Comniissioner of Public "\Vorks. curred in. AVorks; and that fche accompanying ordinance therefor Called 71}} bj' Assistant Alderman Eeillj', and concurred The Presidenfc pufc-fcho quesfcion whefcher fche Board be adopted. In by the foUowing vote (three-fourths of aU the members w-ould a.groe w-ith said motion. Eeceived from the Board of Aldermen, and laid over., elected voting in favor thereof): AVhich was decided in the affirmative by the foUowing Eesolved, That south Fifth avenue be renumbered, Affirmative — As-sistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, voto (three-fourths of aU the members elected voting in under the direction of the Commissioner of PubUc Works. Lysaght O'Brien, the President, As-sistant Aldermen Eob- favor fchereof): fntroduced by Assistant Alderman Hampson, and laid [ inson, Healj', Hamp.son, Odell, Pecher, Mulligan, Co.steUo, Affirmafcive—Assisfcanfc Aldermen Lysaghfc, O'Brien, over. Barker, BeiUy, Durnin, Feitner, Gany, McDonald, fche President, Assistanfc Alderra?n Eobinson, Healy, 'Thomas Duffy, and McCarthy—19. Hanipson, OdeU, Pecher, Mulligan, Co.steUo, Barker, HOUSTON STREET. And seiifc fcoth e Mayor for approval. Eeilly, Durnin. Feitner, Garry, and McDonald—16. Eesolved, That on both sides of Houston Rtreet, from Negative—Assistanfc Aldermen Thomas Duffy and Thompson street to SuUivan street, the curb and gutter CITY HALL PLACE. > MeCarthy—2. ' stones be reset, under the direction of the Commissioner Eesolved, That a gas lamp be placed and lighted in Therefore, under fche provisions of chapter 137 of the of PubUc Works; and that the accompanying ordinance fronfc of No. 35 Cifcy Hall place, under fche direcfcion of Law-s of 1870, the same became adopted. therefor be adopted. fche Commissioner of PubUc Works. CaUed 7tp by Assistanfc Alderman Eobinson, and adopt Culled up hy A.ssistant Alderman Lj-saght, and con FORTY-THIRD STREET. . ed by the following vote (three-fourths of all the members curred by the followin.g vote (three-fourths of all the Eesolved, Thafc fche fire-hj-dranfc ntw locafced opposite elected voting in favor thereof): members elected voting in favor thereof): No. 3 East Forty-third street, be removed and placed Affirmative—Assistant Aldermen Terence Dnffy, Affirmative — Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, about twelve feet west of. its present locafcion, and on s. Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assistant Aldermen Eob Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assistant Aldermen Eob Une wifch fche dividing line befcween premises Nos. 1 and 3 inson, Healy, Hampson, Odell, Pecher, MulUgan, CosteUo, inson, Healy, Hampson, Odell, Pecher, MulUgan, CosteUo, East Fortj'-third street, under fche direction of the Com Barker, EeiUy, Dumin, Feitner, Gany, McDonald, Thoni Barker, Eeilly. Durnin. Feitner, Garrj', McDonald, missioner of Public Works. as Duffy, and McCarthy—19. Thomas Duffy, and McCarthy—19. Called up bj' Assistanfc Alderman Odell, and concuned And sent fco fche Board of Aldennen for concunence. And sent to the Maj'or for uiiproval. in bj- fche foUowmg vote (tliree-fourths of aU the members elected voting in favor thereof): LAAVRENCE STREET AND TENTH AA'ENUE. CHURCH .STREET. AlRrmative -— Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, '• Ee.solved, Thafc a crossw-aik be laid across each of the Eesolved, That the Commissioner of PubUc Works be Lysaght, O'Brien, the Prcsiaent, Assistanfc Aldermen Eob four crossings at the intersection of Lawrence street and and he is hereby aufchorized and directed to advertise for inson, Healj'. Hampson, OdeU, Pecher, MiUUgan, CosteUo, Tenth avonue, nnder the direction of the Commi.ssioner Lids, iind contract for paving Church street, from Fulton Barker, Eeillj', Dumin, Feitner, Garry, McDonald, Thom of Public AVorks; and thafc fche accompanying ordinance to Monis street (excepting the space between railtracks), as Duffj', and McCarthj-—19. therefor be adopted. with the pavement known as the Hamar wood preserved And sent to the Maj'or for approval. Beceived from the Board of Aldermen and laid over. pavement in accordance with tho specifications for -said pavement now on file in the office of the Clerk of Com mon CouncU, and thafc at the severa,! intersecting streets FORTY-EIGHTH STREET. ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET. and avenues crosswalks hi said street, and in such ofcher Eesolved, Th.it gas-mains be laid, lamp-po-sts erected, Besolved, That the Commis-sioner of Public Works be infcerseoting streets and avennes, be laid where not now and street-lamps lighted in Forty-eighth -street, between and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for laid, and relaid where those now laid are, in the opinion Fourth and Madison avenues, under fche direcfcion of fche bids, and contract for paving One Hundred and Tenth of the Commissioner of PubUc Works, not in good repair, Commissioner of Public AA'orks. street, from First to Sixth avenne (excepting the space or are nofc upon a grade adapfced to fche grade of fche pro Beceived from the Board of Aldermen, and laid over. between railtracks)! with fche iiavement know-n as the posed new pavement, under the direction of the Commis Hamar wood preserved pavement, in accordance with tho sioner of ]?nblic AVorks; and fchafc fche accompanying FIFTIETH STREET. . , specifications for said pavement now on file in the office ordinance fcherefor be adopted. Eesolved, That the Commissioner of PubUc AVorks be of the Clerk-of. the Common CouncU, .ind that at the; and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for several intersecting streets and avenues cro.sswalks in (Adopted by the Board of Aldermen. November 21, bids, and confcract for paving Fiftieth streefc, from Fonrfch said street, and iu such other intersecting streefcs and 1870, three-fourths of aU fche members elected voting in to Sixth avenue (excepting tho -space between raUtracks), avenues be laid where not now laid, and relaid where . favor thereof.) with the pavement known.as tbe Hamar. wood preserved those.now laid, are, in the opinion of the Commis-sioner ' (Concurred in by the -Board of Assisfcanfc Aldermen, pavement, in accordance \vith the specifications for said of PubUc Works, not in good repair, or are nofc upon a November 26, 1870, three-fourths of aU the members pavement now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Com grade adapted lo the grade of the proposed new^ pave eleefced vofcing in favor thereof.) mon Council, and thafc at the several intersecting streets ment, under the direction of the Conimis.sioner of Public (In Board of Aldormen, December 7. "1870, received and avenues crossYSfalks in said street, and in such other AA'^^orks^ and thafc the acconipanyuig ordinance therefor from the Mayor \vith his objections thereto.) intersecting streets and avenues, be laid where nofc now be adopfced. (In Board of Aldermen, December 19, 1870, adopted, laid, and relaid where those now laid are, in the opinion notwithstanding the objections of the Mayor, three- (Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, Nov. 21, 1870, of the Commissioner of PnbUc AA''orks, not in good repair, fchree-fourths of aU the members elected voting in favor' fourths of aU fche members elected voting in favor or are not upon a grade adapted to the grade of the pro thereof.) thereof.) posed new pavemenfc, under fche direction of the Commis (Concurred in by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, No . Eeceived from the Board of Aldormen. sioner of PubUc AVorks ; and that the accompanying ordi Assistant Alderman Eobinson moved thafc fche action of vember 26, 1870, three-fourths of all the members elected nance therefor be adopted. votin.g in favor thereof ) the Board of Aldermen in adoptin.g said resolution, not- (Adopted by tho Board of Aldermen. November 21, .vvithstandmg the objections of fche Mayor, be concur •'(In Board of Aldermen, December7,1870, received from 1870, threo-;fourths of .all the members elected, vofcing in the Mayor, with his objections thereto.) red in. favor thereof.) The Presidenfc put the question whefcher fche Board (In Board of Aldermen, Dec; 19,-1870, adopted, not-' (Concurred in by fche Board of Assistanfc Aldermen, No withstanding the objections of the Mayor, three-fonrths would agree with said motion. vember 26, 1870, three-fourths of aU the members elected AVhieh was decided in the afflrmative by the foUowing of all the members elected voting in favor thereof.) voting in favor thereof.) . .- - Eeceived from the Board of Aldermen. vote (three-fourths of all the members elected voting in (In Board of Aldermen, December 7, 1870,_received favor thereof): Assistant Alderman Eobinson moved tnafc the action of from the Mayor with his objections thereto.) the Board of Aldermen in adoptin.g said resolutions, nofc- Affirmative—^Assistant Aldermen Lysaghfc, O'Brien, (In Board of Aldermen, December 19, 1870. adopted, .fche Presidenfc, Assistanfc Aldermen Bobinson, Healy, wifchstanding the objections of the Mayor, be concurred notwithstandin.g the objections of fche Mayor, three- in. Hampson, OdeU, Pecher, MuUigan, CosteUo, Barker, fourths of aU the members elected voting in favor there EeiUy, Durnin, Feitner, Garry, and McDonald—16. The President put the question whether the Board of.) would agree wifch said mofcion. Negative—Assistanfc Aldermen Thomas Duffy and Beceived from fche Board of Aldennen. McCarthj'—2. AVhich W.1S decided in the affirmative by fche following Assisfcanfc Alderman Eobinson moved fchafc fche acfcion of vofce (three-fourths of aU the members elected voting in Therefore, under the provisions of chapfcer 137 of the fche Board of Aldormen in adopfcing said resolufcion, not- Laws of 1870, the same became adopted. favor thereof): w-ifchsfcanding the objecfcions of the Mayor, be conciuTed Affirmative—Assistant Aldermen Lysaght, O'Brien, the in. President, Assistant Aldermen Eobinson, Healy, Hamp CL.A.RKSON STREET. The Presidenfc pufc fche quesfcion whefcher fche Board Eesolved, Thafc a receiving-basin- and culvert be builfc son, OdeU, Pecher, Mulligan, CosteUo,' Barker, BeiUy, would agree with said motion. Durnin, Feitner, Garry, and McDonald—16. on the southeasfc corner of Clarkson and Hudson streets, AVhich was decided in the affirmative by the foUowing under the direction of the Cominissioner of Public AVorks, : Negative—Assistant AJdermen Thomas Duffy, and vote (three-fourths of aU the members elected -vofcing in McCarfchy—2. and fchafc fche accompanyingordinance fcherefor be adopfced. favor fchereof): • Called xip by Assisfcant Aldorman Bobinson. and adopted Therefore, under fche provisions of Chapter 137 of the Affirmafcive—Assistanfc Aldermen Lysa.ght, O'Brien, the Laws of 187(), the same became adopted. by the following vofce (fchree-fourths of all the members President, Assistanfc Aldermen Eobinson, Healy, Hamp elected voting in favor thereof): son, OdeU, Pecher, MulUgan, Co-sfceUo, Barker, EeiUy, ON'E HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIRST STREET. Affirmafcive—Assisfcanfc .Aldermen Lysaghfc, O'Brien, Durnin, Feitner, Ganj', and McDonald—^16. the President Assistanfc Aldermen Eobinson, Healy, Besolved, Thafc a lamp be placed and lighted opposifce Negative—Assistant Aldermen Thomas Duffy, and No. 440 Easfc One Hnndred and Tw-enfcj--fir.sfc streefc, imder Hamp.son, Odell, Pecher, MulUgan, CosteUo, Barker, McCarthy—2. EeiUy, Dumin. Feitner, Garry, McDonald, Thomas Duf fche direcfcion of the Commissioner of PubUc AVorks. fy, and McCarthy—18. Therefore, under the provisions of Chapfcer 137 of fche Called up by Assistant Alderman Thomas Duffy, and Laws of 1870, the same became adopfced. And sent fco the Board of Aldermen for concunence. concuned in by the foUow-ing vote (throe-fourths ot aU the members elecfced vofcing in favor fchereof): EIGHTY-SI.VTH STREET. FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET. Affirmative—Assistant Aldermen Tenence Duffy, Ly Eesolved, Thafc the Commissioner of PubUc Works be Eesolved, Thafc the sidewalk on bofch sides of Fiffcj-- sa.ght, O'Brien, the President, Assisfcanfc Aldermen Eob and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for eighfch sfcreefc, befcween Third and Lexingfcon avenues, be inson, Healy, Hampson, Odell. Pecher, MulUgan, Cosfcel- bids, and confcracfc for paving Eighfcy-.sixfch sfcreefc, from flagged fuU widfch, where nofc already done, under fche di lo. Barker, EeUly, Dnrnin, Feifcuer, Garrj', McDonald, • Third fco Fiffch avenue (excepting the space, between raU rection of fche Commissioner of Public Works; and fchafc. Thomas Duffy, and McCarthy—19. tracks), wifch fche pavemenfc known as fche Hamar wood the accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted. And sent to the Mayor for approval. preserved pavemenfc, in accordance with fche specificafcions Beceived from the Board of Aldermen, and laid over. for said pavemenfc now on file in fche office of the Clerk of ONE HUN-DRED AND THIRTIETH STREET. •the Common Council, and fchafc afc fche several infcersecfcuig FUfTY-NINTH STREET. Eesolved, That One Hundred and - Thirtieth and One ^ :Sfcreefcs and avennes crosswalks in said sfcreets, and in such Besolyed, That gas-mains be laid, lamp-posfcs erecfced, Hundred and Thirty-third streets, from Tenth avenue to -ofcher infcersecfcing streefcs and ayenues, be laid where nofc and sfcreefc^lain-ps Ughted in Fifty-ninfcli streefc, befcween Norfch river (in one contract) bo regulated and graded, ..now laid,, and relaid where fchose now laid., are,• in. fche Lexington and Fifth avenues, and between Seventh and the curb and gutfcer-stoues set, and^the sidewalks flagged. 14 REAL ESTATE RECORD.

. where not already done, under the direction ot the Com TWENTY-SECOND STREET. sfcock, receivers find fcheir cargoes moving oft with ease and missioner of PubUc AVorks; and that the accompanying Besolved, That two omamental gas lamps, of a style rapidity. AVe confcinue fco quofce afc aboufc §5.50 per M, with ordinance therefor be adopted. and -size to be approved by the Commissioner of PubUc Eeceived from the Board of Aldermen, and laid over. AVorks, be placed in front of the Eighteenth Precinct seldom a sale lower, but occasionally somefching choice a Police Station-house in Twenty-second streefc, befcw-een lifcfcle higher. PhUadelphia Fronfcs by fche cargo are oufc of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH STREET AND BROADWAY. the First and Second avenues, under fche direction of the season, bufc from yard a fair amounfc of sfcock is going oufc, Besolved, Thafc a crosswalk be laid across each of the .said Commissioner of PubUc AVorks. four crossings at the intersection of One Hundred and Called up by Assistant Alderman Dumin. and losfc and prices generally are steady afc aboufc $82@35 per M Thirtieth street and Broadway, under the direction of the by the following vote (fchree-fourfchs of all the members according fco quanfcifcj', delivery, efcc. Croton Fronfcs remain Commissioner of PubUc Works; and that the accompany elected not voting in favor thereof): in a dull, uncerfcain condifcion, and prices nominal, wifchin the ing ordinance therefor be adopted. Affirmative—Assistant Aldermen O'Brien, the Presi Beceived from the Board of Aldermen, and laid over. dent, Assistant Aldennen Healy, Hanipson, Odell, Pecher, wide range of §[email protected] per M, the lafcfcer exfcreme excepfc for Mulligan, Tliom'as Duffy, and McCarthy—9. very small parcels. We nofcfcce exporfcs of 24,000 bricks, ON'E inrNDRED AND THIRTY-SECOND STRF.ET. Negative—Âssistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, Lysaght, valued afc §660, to Cuba. Eesolved, Thafc fche Comniissioner of PubUc Works be Bobinson, CosteUo, Barker, Eeilly, Durnin, Feitner, Gar and he is hereby authorized and directed to advertise for rj-, and McDonald—10. bids, and contract for paving One Hundred and Thirty- CEMENT.—The demand continues good, fully equal, in second street from Fifth to SLxth avenue (excepting TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. fact to aU the stock that can no-.v be obtained, and the the space betw-een railtracks), with the pavement Eesolved, That Twenty-fifth street, from First ave market has a mosfc decidedly sfcrong tone fchroughoufc. know-n as the Hamar w-ood preserved pavement, in nue to East river, be paved with Belgian or trapblock accordance with the specification.s for said pavement pavement, and thafc at fche several inter.secting sti-pots There is no quofcable advance in a wholesale way, bufc many now on file in the office of the Cler'lc of the Common and avenues crossw-alks be laid where not now laid, dealers arc insisfcing upon rafcher higher figures, particu Council, and that at the several intersecting streets and and relaid where those now laid are, in the opinion larly for choice and generally desirable brands. Some of avennes crossw-alks in said street, and in such other in of fche Commissioner of PubUc AA''orks, nofc in good re tersecting streets and avenues, be laid where not now pair, or are not upon a grade adapted to the grade of the companies are said to have withdrawn entirely as sel laid, and relaid where those now laid are, in the opinion fche proposed new paveinent, under the direction of the lers, and are now engaged merely in completing contracts, of the Commissioner of PubUc AVork.s, not in good repair, Commissioner of Public AVorks; and fchafc fche accom etc. The jobbing trade have secured a fair supply for fche • or are nofc upon a grade adapted to the grade of the pro panj'ing ordinance fcherefor be adopted. posed new pavement under the direction of the Com Called 7ip by Assistant Alderman Dumin, and adopt winter, in the majority of cases, bufc a few dealers have missioner of PubUc AVorks; and that the accompanjihg ed by fche following vote (three-fourths of aU the mem been so busily engaged in delivering fco consumers during ordinance therefor be adopted. bers elected voting in f.ivor thereof) : fche pasfc fall and earl.v winfcer that fcheir acCumulafcions have (Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, November 21, Affirmative — Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, gro;vn slow-ly, and fchey now find less sfcock in yard fchan 1870, three-fonrths of all the members elected voting in Lysaght, O'Brien, the President Assistant Aldermen favor thereof.) Eobinson. Healy, Hampson, Odell, Pecher. Mulligan, Cos fchey desire, even for prospective duU trade. This natu (Concurred in by the Board of Assistant Aldermen, No- teUo, Barker, BeUIy, Durnin, Feitner, Gany, McDonald, rally makes all holders quite firm, and fche fcendency in val . vember 26, 1870, three-fourths of all the members elected Thomas Duffy, and McCarthj-—19. ues is now likely fco be upward unfcil spring. The greafc voting in favor thereof.) And sent to the Board of Aldermen for concurrence. (In Board of Aldermen, December 7, 1870, received bulk of fche lafce business h.is been with dealers, or the from the Mayor with his objeetions thereto.) THIRTY-SIXTH STREET. large contracfcors, bufc .some parcels were fcaken for ship- (In Board of Aldermen, December 19, 1870, adopted, Eesolved, Thafc Thirty-sixfch sfcreefc. from Third avenue menfc, and fche pipe manufacfcurers w-ere also buyers, as notwithstanding the objections of the Mayor, three- fco the East river, be paved with Belgian or trapblock work in this line is continued fco some exfcenfc during fche fourths of aU the members elected voting in favor pavement, and that at the several intersecting streets thereol) and avenues crosswalks be laid where not now laid, and winfcer in w-armed building.s, efcc. AVe quote still afc §1.90 Beceived from the Board of Aldermen. relaid where those now laid are, in the opinion ot fche Com per bbl, bufc fchis is an inside rafce. Shipmenfcs of 46 bbls Assistant Alderman Bobinson moved that the action of missioner of Public AVorks, not in good repair, or are not to Danish AVesfc Indies, and 1,500 bbls fco San Francisco. the Board of Aldermen, in adopfcing said resolufcion, nofc- npon a grade adapted to the grade of the proposed new- withstandin.? the objection of the .Mayor, be concuned in. pavement, under the direction of the Commi.ssioner of The President put the question whether fche Board Public AVorks; and that the accompanying ordinance would-agroe with said motion. therefor be adopted. FIEE BEICK.—The markefc occasionally shows Home AVhich was decided in the affirmafcive by the following Called up by Assistant Alderman Garry, and adopted little animation, but the demand is nofc .general or lasfcing, vote (three-fourths of aU the members elected voting in by the foUowing vote (three fourths of aU the members and manufaefcurers and wholesale dealers do nofc appear to favor thereof) : eieeted voting in favor thereof): Affirmative—Assistanfc Aldermen Lysaghfc, O'Brien, Affirmative — Assistant Aldermen Terence Duffy, be very favorably impressed with fche condifcion of trade. the President, Asiistint Aldermen Bobinson, Healy, Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assisfcanfc Aldermen The position, however, is no worse than npon hundreds of Hampson, Odell, Pecher, Mulligan, CosteUo, Barker, Eobinson, Healj-, Hampson, OdeU, Pecher, MuUigah, Cos ofcher articles of merchandise fchis season, and, wifch an ab EeiUj', Dumin, Feitner, Garrj', and McDonald—16. fceUo, Barker, EeUly, Dumin, Feitner, Garry, McDonald, Negative—Assistanfc Aldermen Thomas Duffy and Thomas Duffj', and McCarthy—19. sence of really disasfcrous resulfcs, fche trade have no great McCarthj-—2. And sent to fche Board of Aldermen for concurrence. cause for complainfc. On the domestic production values Therefore, under the provisions of chapfcer 137 of fche are lower fchan lasfc spring, but this has been offset by a cor Laws of 1870, fche same became adopfced. WORTH STREET. Eesolved, Thafc a crosswalk be laid across Worth street, responding reduction in the cosfc of labor, coal, and ofcher ONE HUN-T)RED ANt) THIRTY-THIRD STREET. from the southwest to the northwest corner of Chatham expenses, and tho-agh the consnmers gain considerably, fche (See One Hundred and Thirtieth .street.) street, under the direction of the Commissioner of Public producer lo.ses nofching fco speak of. There has been a fair AVorks; and that the accompanying ordinance therefor amount of stock turned out this year,, and the accumulation SnCTY-FIRST STREET. be adopted. Eesolved, Thafc gas-mains bo laid, lamp-posfcs erecfced, Called 7ip by AssLstanfc Aldennan CosfceUo, and con now available is nofc only Large bufc weU assorted, making all and sfcreet-lamps Ughfced in Sixfcy-firsfc -sfcreet from Third curred in by fche following vofce (fchree-fourfchs of aU the selecfcions a very easy matter, particularly as sellers are members elecfced vofcing in favor thereof): to Sixth avenne, under the direction of the Commission willing and anxious fco operafce. About fche exfcremes on er of PubUc AVorks. Affirmative—Assistant Aldermen Tenence Duffy, Beceived from the Board of Aldermen, and laid over. Lysaght, O'Brien, the President, Assistant Aldermen wholesale and retail lots may be given at §45(g!55 per M Eobinson, He,ily, Hampson, Odell, Pecher, MuUigan, for No. 1 arch, wedge, key, etc. ; and §.35®45 do for No. 2 CosteUo, Barker, Eeilly, Dumin, Feitner, Garry, McDon splits and soap, bufc fchere is now and fchen some departure SIXTY-SECOND STREET. ald, Thomas Duffy, and McCarthy—19. Eesolved, That gas-mains be laid, lamji-posts erected, Ajid sent to the Mayor for approval. from fchose fignres, generally in buyers' favor. The caU and street-lamps lighted in Stxfcv-secoud street, between Ninth and Tenth avenne-s, under the direction of fche prevailing, such as ifc is, is mainly on local accounfc, and Commissioner of Public AVorks. WILLIAM H. MOLONEY, from the towns and villages near-by, wifch a few coasfcwise Cerk. Eeceived from fche Board of Aldermen, and laid over. orders being filled fchough fche shipping demand, bofch do- mesfcic and foreign, is extremely duU, and has been all fche SEVENTY-SEVFNTH STREET. season. For foreign Fire Brick fchere has been a good Eesolved, That Seventy-seventh street from Third to MARKET EEVIE'W. Fourfch avenue, be paved w-ifch Belgian or fcrapblock pave steady demand, and in some cases considerable acfcivifcy, ment, and that at the several intersecting streets and BEICICS.—Ît has come! The long looked for, and, in with full prices obtained quite easUy, and the markefc afc fche avenues crosswalks be laid where not now laid, and re- some cases, the almost pri^7c for foot, according to size of stock. Baylor & Co., for 400 M feefc to Cleveland parties, and 700 whafc nominal, though the reports from headquarters call AVe also notice exports as follows: To Antw-erp, 19,200 M to Toledo parties, obtained §5 50@11@32, which is bet the position steady afc the above rates and everythin.g in a staves; to London. 6.960 do; to Gibralter, 20,500 ; to Ca ter than the season's quotations. A large number of lots most encouraging condition generaUy. diz, 217.080 do ; to Cuba, 58 spars, value, $1,220 ; to Danish have sold at higher figures, and none, so far as wê have West Indies, 20.000 hoops, and 100 shooks; to British AVest learned, for low-er. One gentleman who boughfc a lofc for LUMBEE.—Our retail markefc may sfcill be called fairly Indies, 6,590 shooks; to French AVest Indies, 2,265 do; to these figures was yesterday oft'ered §6@,12@35 for the acfcive, as a great many buUders have got their work in BrazU, 1,210: to Porto Eico, 3,523. and 302 bundles hoops; same, w-hich was refused. Afc the presenfc indicafcions the such shape thafc fcimber.s, efcc. are an absolute necessity at to Cuba, 15,153 shocks, 9,250 hoops, and 1,804 bundles do. market will open in the spring higher fchan ifc has been for once, and this keeps up a demand for a certain class of The receipts reported are as foUow-s: From Jacksonville, several years, wifch an excellenfc demand. Ifc is probable stock. AU other goods arc neglected however, and even 600,000 feet lumber; from Pensacola, 402,000 feet do; from fchere will be no lumber ^for sale, on the opening of naviga that most sought after, does not, upon close investigation, Indianola, 150,000 feot do; from Savannah, .300,000 feet do ; fcion, of this season's out. move oufc wifch fche rapidifcy appearances would seem fco in from Charleston, 150,000 feet do; from Maine coast,-2 car The Newaygo Republican, published afc Newaygo, an im dicate, in view of the facfc fchafc a porfcion of the builders goes lumber; from St John, N. B., 179,000 feefc deals, 5,000 portant point onthe projected line of the Detroit, Howell are fchought to be a little uncertain by the trade, and fchey feet scantling, and 23,000 lath. Charters as follows: A and Lansing Bailroad. publishes our article of last week on are compelled to shop around somewhat before they can schooner, 149 tons, to Jacksonville and back, lumber, §13; the subject of that railroad, and adds : secure invoices on the terms sought. The additions to the one 230 tons, from Satilla Eiver to Havana, lumber, §8; a " The completion of a railroad on the line suggested in supply are, of course, now quite moderate, and any respec Brig, 385 tons, same voyage and rate; schooner 304 tons to table sale would be felt on the accumulafcion, thon.gh there the article quoted above, may be deemed a certainty. Two Barbadoes fcr orders, cooperage stock; and a Br. Brig, 200 M years at farthest will accomplish the work, and when fin is plenty of lumber here yet, and the bulk of it available. feet lumber from a Soufchem port to Biver Platte on private Our table of quotations shows the figures currenfc as near ished, beside traversin.g a rich farming portion of fche terms. The freight markefc afc Portland is reported as fol State, w-est of GreenvUle, will pass through heavy pineries, as may be, but there is some irregularity, with a tendency lows : to allow quick cash buyers easier terms. The expenses of cross the Muskegon river here, where now 20,000,000 of canying lumber are enormous, in view of the high rate of There has been some little demand for tonnage for Cuba, lumber is manufactured yearly, and where the amount can insuriince, the large space necessary for storage, and con but no improvement in rates. The rates are aboufc 18c. for be easily increased to 100,000,000. We can hold the logs sequent heavy renfcs, and §[email protected] per M is nothing on sugar boxes oufc, or §4.50 for molasses the round trip. The here easUy and safely, and have all the water pow-er de a liberal invoice on which an earlj' sefctlement is sure. engagements for the w-eek have been brig Sudurus, out to sired for that purpose. Indeed, we are assured by several North side Cuba and back North side Hatteras at §4.50 for wealthy lumbermen, who own large bodies of pine above The wholesale market continues to be confined mostly molasses ; schr. Mary Louise, out to North side Cuba and us, that as soon as the road reaches us, here will they fco such parcels as may anive coasfcwise, and, wifch these not back North of Hatteras, terms not transpired; brig Mary erect their mUls, and here manufacture their lumber and over plenty, business has been rafcher dull. The general C. Marriner, hence to Martinique, 25c. for hhd, shooks shingles. feeling of sellers, however, appeared to be quite firm, as without heads; brig EUa Maria, out fco North side Cuba, fchere is' lifcfcle d.inger of an uncomforfcable accumulafcion " Our Muskegon friends are anxious thafc this road should §1,000; brig Mechanic, out to Sagua. §950: brigs J. B. run from Greenville wesfc fco fchem. There is no danger of fcaking place, and bnj'ors appear fco be found for aboufc all fche Brown and San Carlos, hence to Matanzas, 18o. for sugar goods coming fco hand. The export movemenfc still slow, thafc, as Moses Taylor, AVm. B. A.stor, and others, of New boxes; brig Daring, out to North side Cuba, on private York, who are largely interested in the proposed road, though an improvement is hoped for, and bj- some dealers terms. Coastwise freights are dull and unchanged. Tw-o predicted, after the first of the new year. AVe do nofc hear owning mosfc of fche sfcock and bonds of the same, are also or three vessels have been taken for New Tork afc §3 for owners of the road from Sheboygan, AVis., to St. Paul. Be of any contracts being made for next season's produetion lumber. Offers are made of §5 for hay afc 9c. per bbl, fco as yet, in f.ict there has been lifcfcle or nothing said in re side, two roads south of Muskegon already are amply suffi Savannah, and some inquuies are made for Charlesfcon and cient to do all the business of thafc place, with lake naviga gard to it, as the desire now is to adjust the business of the Mobile. past year. tion added, w-ifchoufc a fchird road to divide fche traffic. With There is nofching of infceresfc from Chicago fchis week, and a prospective r.iilroad, and one in fact, the counties of we omifc. . • Muskegon only number 7,780 by the census. The popula The exporfcs of lumber have been as follows:— From fche Saginaw Courier we obfcain fche following:— tion of this county alone is 7,200. Who doubts but a rail This wk. Since Jan. 1. Same fcime '69. Lumbering operations have fairly commenced. Exten road here, or the certainty of one soon, would double our . Feet Peet Feet sive anangements have been made, bufc w-e have every rea present popnlation within the next three ye.irs ? The lum Africa 492,009 694,785 son to believe that the season's crop of logs is over-estima ber shipped alone w-ould pay the interest on the cosfc of the Alicante 41,700 ted. From what we learn, more logs will ibe put in on road without doubt, and a large passenger ti-affic would be Antwerp 774,100 898,7t)2 " The Shore," but there will be a defioiency on some of the secured—superior by far to thafc of the G. E. and I. E. B." Argentine Eepublic. 2,548,087 3,580,927 lower streams, fche Cass and Bad Bivers particularly, while Bovrout. 9. .588 on fche Tittabawassee and its tributaries about the same The following comes from Detroit, undei date of 17th Ei-azU 29,270 1,30?,461 1,475,913 stock will be put in as last year. In case the winter is long inst.:— Brifcish Australia 28,000 2,087.226 4,1S0,.5:W and favorable a larger stock may be got out fchan is now es British Guiana 20,000 51,254 timated. In reference to lumbering on the Pine, Chippewa, The statement of fche lumber business of this cifcy for British Honduras 228,652 167,501 Salt and Tobacco, we clip the following from the Isabella 1870, shows 57,000,000 feefc cut, against 46.000,000 in 1809, British N. A. Colonies. 47,090 County Enteipi-ise : and 48,000.000 in 1868. The total am-ount of lumber handled British Wesfc Indies.. 318,797 669,806 here this year is 119,000,000 feefc. The number of shingles " A slight fall »f snow occuned on Wednesday night, bufc cufc here, 22,000,000; sfcaves shipped, 2,000,000. Canary Islands 750,600 35;i,963 hardly sufficient fco be available for lumbering operations. Central America 146,762 70,584 From aU parts of the country we learn thafc preparafcions From S.ivannah, we "nave fche following: ChiU. 458,023 1,660,209 have been made for pufcting in a large amounfc of logs, large LusniER.—The demand for Lumber the past week has China 25,830 939,138 117,673 qnanfcities of which are already cut and skidded ready for been fair, several orders having been placed. The miUs Cisplatine Eepublic. 894,688 1,320,612 the first avaUable snow. More activity is manifested among Cuba 68,351 1,309,342 700,398 lumbermen fchan w-e remember to have seen before, and are generally afc work. Danish Wesfc Indies.. 1,777 30,628 amon.g buyers the contest lor the purchase of small lots of We quofce Lutnber:— Diifcch Guiana 6,600 good logs is animated, with fair prices offering. The forests . Ordinary sizes §20 00(^21 00 • Dufcch Wesfc Indies... 13,613 49,445 . 18,950 of Chippewa, Pine, Salt and Tobacco wUl lose a vasfc amounfc Difficult sizes 21 m®^ 00 Ecuador. 8.231 of fcimber fchis winter, which, in the spring, wiU go to feed Flooring boards 21 00®22 00 Fecamp...; 239.017 fche mUls of Sagin.iw and B.iy City. Indeed, could fche fcim Ship stuff 20 00@22 00 French Wcofc Indies.. 9,215 2i;oii ber fcaken from Isabella counfcy lands during fche lasfc five Gibralfcar 29,640 33,480 years have been manufacfcured here instead of going to Quite a large lofc of Timber has been received this week: Havre 81,304 459,511 EweU the w-ealth of those cities, and the lumber transported a fuU supply can now be reUed on, as fchere is plenfcy of Hayti 854,442 327,997 by rail, fche profifcs derived from the business would have wafcer in fche rivers. Jap.in 5,0r>3 gone very far toward building a raUroad fco fchis point." TIMBER.—No arrivals of note. We quote :— Lisbon 3.000 114,987 The Muskegon lumbermen will receive a large proporfcion LiverpooL 122,553 101,716 of fcheir supplies from and through Saginaw, over the Flint MiU timber §7 00© 9 00 Mexico —•— 154,453 291,078 and Pere Marquette Bailway, which has advanced far Shipping timber New Granada 568,024 587,186 toward, and nexfc seaaon will penefcrate the Muskegon pine 700 feet average 9 00(Sil0 00 New Zealand .'. 100,133 ries. The Muskegon Neios and Reporter, speaking of lum 800 " 10 OOtaiS 00 Peru 1.809,827 2,847,425 bering in that locality, says : 900 " :.12 00@14 00 Porfco Eico 10,380 176,557 206,078 1,000 " 13 00©16 00 Bofcfcerdam 2,250 " The lumbermen on Muskegon and AVhite Eiver are Venezuela 4,538 128,653 153,.313 swarming in the pineries. AVe can find them afc every turn exfcremely anxious for pine. A large number of sales have Shipmenfcs of timber and lumber from Savannah: been made, and we have heard of some as high as §9 for Tofcal feefc. .179,982 16,645,603 21,312,783 From Sept. 1. 1870,to From Sept. 1, 1869, to No. Is, imd some .ifc $6 as fchey ran. All seems fco be eager, and fche prevailing opinion seems fcob e that the price of logs Dec. 15, 1870 Dec. 1.7, 1869. Value $7,379 §598,533 §892,186 will rise as the season advances. Mosfc of the large lofcs of TO ALii FOR .-_ Eastem Spruce has beeu less plenfcy for general compefci- course are owned by moneyed men and caimofc be had, con- EXGN PORTS LUMBER TamER LUlfBER TIMBER fcion, fchough some arrivals fcook place on orders, in a few sequenfcly rhUl owners wifch but Uttle timber begin to look • Feet Feet Feet Feet instances two or three monfchs old, and now jusfc completed. woniod and embanassed. The fcime is nofc far disfcanfc when 1,361.900 Eeceivers as a rule reporfc the markefc prefcfcy quick, particu fche lumber on fchese rivers wiU be almosfc entirely controlled 1,899,295 894,0.30 1,121,519 larly it they have a prime schedule fco offer, and nofching fco by fcho heavy manufaefcurers and dealers in Muskegon warranfc.any change in priees," certainly nofc downward. counfcy, for fchey have already procured mosfcly fche w-hole 696,532 270,000 Ad-viceafrom the points of supply indicate fchafc fchere is sfcock of pine. To-day both rivers are nofc only cleared of B. Isld, &c. 1,831,963 143^860 2,377,000 sfcUl some Ufctle stock to come forward, but nofching of mag- log.s, bufc nearly every foot of merchantable lumber has left 2,420,504 92,258 2,152,100 ioo",666 nifcude or calculafced to have any very depressing influence the docks, and the booms are empty for fche firsfc fcime for 209,871 275,472 upon the markefc, as the fcrade are consuming daUy a quan years past. This must also have a fcendency to advance the Bal. &Nk.... 706,121 17.3,"6o6 406,300 fcifcy in excess of fche arrivals. As w-e close the general fea price of lumber. The average price paid for logs on the Mus 0, U. S. Ports 294,478 138,000 tures are sfceady tone with light offertiigs, and prices rang kegon now- is §7,- on AVhite Eiver §6. . Ifc may. now be ing afc aboufc $18@20 per M for inferior fco prime ; and §21 safely calculafced. fchafc a full sfcock of logs wUl be pufc in, un T'lCst...... 6,159.469 409,118 6,086,872 100,000 [email protected]' do for choice. Whifce Pine has-been, a lifcfcle dull, less we should have an tmfavorable winfcer—say 400,000,000 the demand COverin'g only-an occasional small parcel wanfc feet iri fche counfcy. G'd Total.... 8.048.764 1.303,148 7,177,391 1,461,900 IR R E A L E S T A T E RE COR D.

The Boston lumber markefc is reported as follows by fche PITCH.—^The demand is stiH only fco supply fche presenfc 'BENDS AND BRANCHES, per foot. 'Commercial Bullefcin: wants of the local fcr.ide, and these being light, (as fche con 2 inch diam. |;0 30 8 Inch diam. $0 90 The demand for lumber is beginning fco slack up a lifcfcle, sumption at fchis season of fche J'ear is small,) bu.siness ia 0 40 9 1 00@1 10 and, as cold weather comes on, building operations are being conseqnenfcly quiet Holders retain former prices, howevor, 0 50 10 1 10®1 30 brought to a close, and the market closes not so sfcrong as with firhmos-s, and buyers on fcaking sfcock are obliged to pay 0 60 12 1 25®1 50 last week. There are nofc many cargoes now offering for full previous rates. We quote afc §2.25(§t2.35 for cifcy; 0 70 15 2 25@2 75 sale, fchough the yards are generally busy in taking them §2 25®2.40 for Soufchem, and small lota very choice, in a 0 80 18 3 00@3 50 in. Durin.g th.e earlj' part of the week, wifch favorable jobbing way frona sfcore, at §[email protected]^. Beceipts for winds, nearly a hundred sail of lumbefnien arrived here, the week, nothing; since January 1st 2,342 bbls; same STENCH TRAPS, each. the cargoes con.sisfcing mostly of spriice, which was previ- time last year, 7,630 bbls. Exports for week, 70 bbls; ou.sly sold to arrive. The -stock now on hand, as Compared since January 1st, 3,685 bbls; same time lasfc year, 4,981 2 inch diam. $ 75®1 00 7 inch diam. $3 50@4 00 with former year.s,.L'! Ught, and the principal demand is for bbls. 3 " 1 00®1 25 8 " 4 00@5 50. coarse pine for covering 'boards, floorin.g, etc., the price of " 1 50@1 75 9 " 4 50@6 50 which holds steady. Some parties are now- ordering -stocks 2 00@2 25 10 " 9 00®10 00 for earlj' delivery next spring, and the mills, as a general ' SPIEITS TtTEPENTINE.-For fche mosfc part ot fche 3 00®3 50 thing. East, have shut dow-n. There is no quotable changes past week business has been very duU. Early, the markefc in prices, which remain firm afc lasfc w-eek's figures. w-as prefcfcy steady nnder Ughfc receipfcs, wifch a fair amounfc of fcrade, bufc subsequently with larger receipts, and no de BRANCHES, per running foot. METALS. — Manufacfcured Copper confcinues fco meefc mand whatever, except for smaU lots to supply immediate 12x6 $1 25 18x6 $2 50 Nvith a moderate and somewhafc uncertain demand, but this trade wants, the feeling naturaUy became w-ca'k, and hold 12x12 1 75 18x12 3 00 is nothing unusual for the season of the year, .ind as there ers w-ere forced to lower, prices closing heavy afc fche de 5x6 1 75 18x18 4 00 is enough doing to give fcrade some vifcaUtj', the market in cline. The outward movement has been fair, but almost 15x12 2 25 20x12 4 50 a general way is firm and uniform. A recent meeting of entirely of stock bought some time since. AVe quofce afc 15x15 2 50 manufacturers is said to have been held and a fresh com 4iS@4^Xc for merchanfcable and shipping order, and 4&X® bination formed to preserve former rates. We quote at 47c for New York bbl, smaU lots afc 47@47>^c, and retail 30@31c per M for new sheathing; 22@23c do for yellow lofcs from store 4~>^(3l.-i8c. Eeceipt for the week, 2,102 bbls ; On hea\'y purchases of fche small sizes 30@40 per cent metal, and 19@19.}^ for old sheathing cleaned. Ingot Cop since January 1st, 69,255 bbls; and for the same period discount, to the trade only. Large sizes net. Superior. per has shown a better tone than at the date of our last, lasfc year, 64,857 bbls. Exports for the week, 1,072 bbls; doublo thick pipe for water, gas, etc., afc 50 per cenfc. ad buyers appearing to stand ready for all the cheap lots, and since January 1st, 17,216 bbls; and for the .same period vance on these prices. fcaking the bulk of fche offerings. The snpply of Copper lasfc year, 17,576. during 1870 was about 40,750,000 lbs, the exports, 3,000,000 FOEEIGN WOODS.—DUTY free. lbs, and the consumption 27,750,000 lbs, leavih.g a stock on hand of 10,000,000 lbs against 11,000,000 lbs, same tune last TAB.—This market is devoid of new or interesting fea CEDAR. tures. Business, in a legifcimate way, remains as lasfc yeir. As we close, the market is quite firm, and certain Cuba, ^ foot; $0 14 ® $0 16 movements indicate a desire on the part of leading opera nofced—quiefc. Prices are sfcill very firm and fche supply of AVilmingfcon, rafcher Ughfc, especially fche befcfcer grades,, Me.xican, ^ foofc 13 @ 15 tors to concentrate the stock if possible. We quote afc Florida, 59 cubic foot .. 100 ® 1 50 52Ji'@22,?^c per lb. Scotch Pig Iron has been quiet, in while of North Counfcy fchere is bufc Ufctle, if any, here. fact very dull, the demand caUing for simply job lots on There has been no export movemenfc as yefc. AVe quofce afc pressing orders for immediate use. The anivals in the [email protected] per bbl for North county, aa ifc runs; §2.35® MAHOGANT. meantime proved very liberal and the stock has accumu 250 per bbl for Wilmingfcoii, and §[email protected] for rope,-and occasionally §3.00 for somefchirig very choice in a small Sfc. Domingo, Crofcches, ^ ffc 80 ® 75 lated, but as most of the parcels were placed in bond, values St. Domingo, Ordinary Logs 12 @ 14 were not greafcly depressed, and we continue to quote afc w^ay. Beceipfcs for fche week 30 bbls; since January lat,- 46,973 bbla; for corresponding period lasfc year, 73,20-5 . Port-au-i'lafct, Crotches 30 @ 78 $34@36 per ton, according to quality. American Pig Iron Porfc-au-PLitt, Logs 15 @ 28 met with rather more inquiry, bufc the markefc did nofc reach bbla. Exports for vi-eek,30 bbls; since Janu-ary 1st 14,940 bbls, andfor conesponding period last year, 32,036 bbls. Nuevitas 12 ® 15 a condifcion of acfcivity and with more than enough stock Mansanilla 12 ® 14 available, for the outlet prices remained about as before. Mexican, Minafcifclan. 10 @ 14 We quote afc §.31 per ton for No. 1; §30 do for No. 2, and do. Frontera.. — @ §25®27 do for forge. Bar Iron fi-om store finds few buy Honduras (American Wood) 10 @ 15 ers, and though the supply does noi increase with any rapidity fchere is more on hand than ROSEWOOD. holders desire, and some disposition ia shov^u MARKET QUOTATIONS. to shade priees a trifle in order to insure quick sales Eio Janeiro,^ a - 05 ® if possible. AVe quote at aboufc §[email protected] for refined; BEICK.—Cargo Kates. Bahia, ^ 10xl5fco 12x17 9 25 8 75 7 76 @37^.tC for Banca. Tin plates afc our revised figures are DooKS.— liin. thick. . liin.thick, liin. Size. 12x.l8to 16x22 9 75 9 25 8 25 quifce sfceady in -view of favorable foreign ad-vices, bufc nofc 15x24tol8x29 1150 10 75 9 75 , attracting much attention at fche momenfc. Zinc has been 2.6 x6.6 $1 90 @$2 20 $2 40 @.$2 70 2.8 xO.B 2 05 @ 2 35 3 65 @ 2 95 $3 30@8 60 20x2Sto22x31 14 00 12 75 10 50 qiute dull, and prices a lifctle easier, the market closing at 26x28to22x36 15 75 14 00 1150. about 8^® 9c from store. 2.10x6.10 2 30 @ 2 60 2 85 ® 8 15 3' 55®3 85 3.0 x7.0 2 ,50 @ 3 80 3 10 @ 3 40 8 90@4 20 24x36to24x40 .' 16 75 15 25 12 50. S.O x7.6 2 70 ® 8 00 3 35 @ 3 65 4 20®4 50 28 X 38 to 26 x 44 18 00 16 .W 14 50 NAILS.—The demand has been fair and the markefc firm 3.0 x8.0 8 70 ® 4 00 4: 0U®4 90 28 x'44 to 30 X 48 19 00 .1750 1.5 50 during fche greater portion of the period under review, bufc 30x50to32*x5'2..; :..20 00 19 00 17 00 the movemenfc does nofc appear quite so active as at the 32x54 to 32x58 24 00 22 00 18 50. date of our lasfc. Mosfc of the export orders have been fiUed, BASH, for twelve-light windows. 34x58fco34x60 28 00 26 00 23 00 and are awaiting an opportunity for shipment, while the Size. Unglazed. Glazed. 36x60 to 40x60... 34 00 . 32 00 29 00 , local buyers are withdrawing, fpr fche. present. The stocks, 7x 9...... ® 54 $110 8x10 57 @ 73 % ® 1 50 Double thick English sheet is double fche price of single. however, confcinue small, and ageufcs and holders generaUy 1 25 are confidenfc. AVe quofce cufc at 4%@.43

HAf.E.—DUTY, free Red Skifce, Vermont, '^ square, Madison fco Fiffch avenue, to the extent of half the •delivered .atNewYork 16 00 ® 18 00 Cittle, ^bushel _ @ 25 block on the intersecting streets. Black Slate, Pennsylvania,|? square, .Mi.xed, " ...... nominal. Fourth.—Bofch sides of Sixfcy-firsfc sfcreefc, from Third fco Goat. " '.'...'.'.. — ® 28 deUvered afc New York 7 00 ® 8 00 Fiffch avenues, to the extent of half the block on the inter Peach Bottom, ^ square, delivered sectin.g -streets. LIME. atNewY'ork 13 50 ® 14 00 Fifth.—Both sides of Fifty-eighth streefc, from Third to Intermediates, ^ square, delivered , "Common, ^ bbl. Lexington avenue, to the extenfc of half fche block on fche fl 50 atNewYork... TOO ® 8 00 intersecting streets. Finishing, or lump, ^ bbl 1 75 Sixth.—Both sides of Forty-fifth streefc, from Fifth to STONE.—Cargo rates. Madison avenues, to the extent of half the block on the in- LUMBER.—DUTY, 20 per cent, ad val. Ohio Free Stone.—In rough, deliv'd <§ c. ft. [email protected] ters-ectin.g .streets. Berea •' " " " " [email protected] Seventh.—Both sides of Fifth avenue, from Eighty-sixth Pme, Clear, 1,000 ft '. B 57 oo ® $58 00 Brown stone, Middletown, Conn. " @1.50 to Ninetiefch streets. • Pine, Fourth (.Quality, 1,000 ft 49 00 52 00 " " Belleville, N. J. " @1.10 Eighth.—The easfcern side of Avenue C, from Seventeenth Pme, Select 1,000 It 89 00 ® 50 00 Granite, rough, deUvered " " [email protected] to Ei.ghteenth streets. Pine, Good Box, 1,000 ft...-.' 28 00 30 00 Dorchester, N. B. stone, rough, delivered, -All per-sons whose interests are affected by the above- Pine, Common Box, 1,000 ft 20 00 22 00 per ton, gold , 11.00 named as-sessments, and who are opriosed to the same, or Pine, Common Box,' ii, 1,000 ft 15 00 17 00 either of them, arc rociuosted to present their objecfcions, Pine, Tally Plank, IJi, 10 inch, BLUE STONE. in ^vrifcing, to Richard Tweed, Chairman of the Board of dressed..; 45 Flag, smooth 14 Asse-ssors, afc their office. No. 19 Chatham street, within . Pme, T.ally Plank, IX, 2d quaHty . 85 " rough 9 thirty days from the date of this notice. Pme, Tally PKink, 1^, culls 25 " smooth, 4 and 4.6 18 Pine, Tally Boards, dressed, good, '.' rough, 4 feefc 13 RICHARD TWEED, each 86 Curb, lOinch 20.- THOMAS B. ASTEN, .Pine, Tally Boards, culls, e.ich 24 25 " 12 inch '. ;.. 2T MYER MYERS, . Pine, Strip Boards, dressed 25 27 " 14 inch 80 FRANCIS A. SANDS, Pine, Strip Plank, dressed, SO 33 " 16 inch 35 Board of Assessors. Spruce Boards, dressed, each 27 30 " 20inch... 50 Office Board of Assessors, New York, November 25,1870. ' Spruce Pl!ink, IX inch, dressed, " 20 extra 90 each 34 85 " New Orleans 4 inch, per inch wide 2^ CORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NO- Spnice PLink, 2 inch, each 48 ® 50 Sills and Lintels 28 tJ tice is hereby given to fcheowne r or owners, occupant or Spmce AVall Strips 22 23 " quarry axed 65 occupants, of all houses and lofcs, improved Or unimproved Sprace Joist, 3x8 to 3x12 26 00 28 00 " finished 75 lands affected thereby, that fche following assessments have Spmce Joist 4x8 to 4x12 28 00 2S 00 " rubbed, unjointed TO been complefced and are lodged in the office of the Board of . Spmce Scantling 26 00 28 00 " " jointed SO Assessors for examination by all persons interested, viz. : Hemlock Boards, each 21 25 Gutter 12 inch ig First—For? building rece'iving basin north-east comer Hemlock Joist, 3.x4, each 23 24 " 14 inch 20 Thirty-.si.\th streefc and Eighfch avenue. Hemlock Joist, 4x6, each 48 50 Bridge, Belgian 1 10 Second.-For buUding receiving basm norfch-wesfc comer Ash, good, 1,000 ft 50 00 60 00 " thick, " TO Seventeenth street and Fifth avenne. Oak, 1,000 ft 55 00 60 00 Third.—For building receiving-basin norfch-wesfc comer NATIVE STONE. -Maple,. 1,000 ft 50 00 Mnlbeny and Prince -streets. Common building stone, ^ load , Chestnut boards, 1 inch 52 50 @ 55 00 $2 50®4 50 Fourth.—For buUding receiving basin north-east comer Base Stone, 2>; ft.in length ^ lin. ft. • Chestnut plank 55 00 ® 60 00 © 70 Broadway and Manhattan streefc. " 3 " " ack AValnufc, good, 1,000 ffc loo 00 ® 120 00 @ 90 Fifth.—For building receiving basin norfch-wesfc comer • • Black Walnufc, selected and season- SX @1 00 A'arick and Beach streets. eC, 1,000 ft 120 00 " 4 " " @1 50 @ 140 00 43^ " " Sixth-—For buUding receiving basin south-west comer • Black W'alnut, 5^,1,000 ft 85 00 ® 100 00 @2 00 Third avenue and Ninetj--firsfc streefc. 5 '• . BLnck AValnut Counters, ^ ffc 20 @ iO @2 50 Seventh.—For buUding recei-ving basin north-east comer Cherry, good, 1,000 ft 80 00 ® 90 00 " 6 " " ®4 00 Thirty-Ursfc street and Fifth avenne. AVhite Wood, Chair Plank SO 00 ® 90 00 Pier Stones, 3 feet square, each.... §3 00 Eighth.—For buUding recei-ving basin norfch-wesfc comer White AVood, inch 50 00 @ 55 00 " 4 " •"• ...... 12 00 of Elevenfch street and University place. White AVood, ^ iuch 50 00 @ 70 00 " " .... 25 00 Ninth.—For building sewerin One Hundred and Twenty- Shingles, extra shaved pine, 18 inch, " " .... 60 00 first sti eet, between First avenue and Avenue A. perlOOO 9 5500 ® 10 Tenth.—For building sewer in Fcrfcy-eighth streefc, be Shingles, e.xtra shaved pine, 16 iuch, TIN PLATES.-.DUTY : 25 per cent, ad v.il. fcween Tenfch and Elevenfch avenues, and in Eleventh ave perlOOO .• 8 50 9 60 I. C. Charcoal 10 X 14 per box (gold) $3 37>f@$:8 60 nue, between Forty-fourth and Forty-seventh streets. Shingles, extra sawed pine, IS inch, I. C. Coke ••"""10x14' " 7 CO ® 7 50 Eleventh.—For buUding sewer in One Hundred and Twen perlOOO 8 0000 @ 9 00 I. X. Charcoal 10 X 14 10 371^ @10 50 ty-sixth Btreet, between Third and Fifth avennes. Shingles, clear sawed pine, 18 inch, I. C. Charco.al 14x20 8 SIX® 9 00 ?jTwelfth.—For building sewer in Madison avenue, be I. X. Chcircoal 14x20 ner 1000 TOO 7 50 10 87>^®11 00 tween Foriy-sixth and Fifty-ninth streets. ® I. C. Coke 14x20 Shingles, Cypress, 24x7, perlOOO .. 20 00 23 00 7 37}. ty-fourth street at East river. 80 00 Fifteenth.-For laj'ing Belgian pavement in Eighteenth feefc 43 50 Sheefc, -^ B) 8^@ 9 Yellow Pine Step Plank. M. feet .. 42 50 50 00 street, from Sixth to Eighth avenne. " Girders, ' " 40 00 50 00 The Umifcs embraced by such assessment include aU the Locust Posfcs, 8 feet, per inch 18 20 several houses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and 10 ". " 23 25 ITY OF NEW YORK, DEPART3VIENT OF parcels of land, situated on— 12 " " 28 84 C FINANCE, First.-The northerly side of Thirty-sixth streefc, befcween Chestnut Posts, per foot 4 4^ Seventh and Eighth .ivennes. BUREAU OF THE RECEIVER OF TAXES Second.—The westerly side of Fifth avenue, between Sev CouR'r-HousE, PARK, 32 CHAMBERS STREET, PAINTS AND OILS. enteenth and Eighteenth streets. November 1, 1870. Third.—The westerly side of Mnlbeny street between ' Chalk, ^ tt) IV® IX TO TAX-PAYERS.—Nofcioe Is hereby given, fchafcon e per Prince and Jersey streets. Fom-th.—The ea.sterly .side of Broadway, between Man China Cl.iy, ^ fcon, 2,240 lbs 25 00 ® 28 00 cent will be added to all taxes unpaid onthe Isfc of Decem ber ; also, an addifcional one per cenfc. on December 15. On hattan and Lawrence streets, and the southerly side of Law Whiting, 33 lb ix@, \X rence streefc, commencing afc Broadway, and mnning easter Pans AVhite, EngUsh, ^ B) ix® 2X all taxes remaining unpaid on January 1, interest afc fche rate of twelve per cent, per annum, calculated from the ly tv,-o hundred and thuty-two feet ten inches therefrom Zinc, White American, dry 7 @ 8 day the books were received by fche Receiver of luxes to Fif th.—The northerly side of Beach street, between Var " " " inoil, pure.. 10.J^® 11 the day of payment, will be added. No money will be re ick and Hudson sfcreets. ceived after 2 o-clock P.M. Office hours, from 3 A 11 lo 2 Sixth.—The block bounded by Lexington and Third ave " " French, dry 12 @ I4 P.M. . • • nues, and Ninetieth and Ninety-first streets. . , ^ " " inoil, pure... 13 ® 14 BERNARD SMYTH, Receiver. Seventh.—The easterly side of Fifth avenue, between Le.id, " American, dry 11 ® ilX Thirty-first and Thirtj'-second streets. " " " in oil, pure 11 @ H^ Eighth.-The westerly sido of University place, between " .„ " " good 9 @ lox I^ÔEPORA-TION NOTICE.—PUBLIO KO- Eleventh and Twelfth streeta. " Bartlett, m oil 9 @ QU \J tice is hereby given fco the owner or owners, occu Ninth.—Both sides of One Hnndred and Twenty-firsfc Lead, Red American 10 ® lo^f panfc or occupants, of all houses and lots, improved or sfcreefc, befcween Firsfc avenue and Avenue A, and fche west -Litharge, " 10 ® lo''" unimproved lands, affected thereby, that fche foUowing erly side of Avenne A, between One Hundred and Twenti Oclu-e, Yellow, French, dry. 3 ® SX assessments have been completed and âre lodged |in tbe eth and One Himdred and Twenty-first streets. " " inoil 7 ® 9 office of the Board of Assessors for examination by aU per Tenth.—Both sides of Forty-eighth street, between Tenth Venetian Red, English,... 2 ® 2% sons interested, viz. : and Eleventh avenue, and both sides of Eleventh avenne be " " in "oil.. 7 ® 9 First.—For laying Belgian pavement in Fifty-firsfc street tween Fortj'-fourth and Forty-seventh sfcieets. ' : Spanish Brown, dry, ^ 100 lbs.... 1 25 ® from Eighth avenue to fche Hudson river. Eleventh.—Both sides of One Hundred and Twenty-sixth vr " •!• 'A' ''?"'1 — 8 @ 8:5^ Second.—For laying Belgian pavement in Forfcy-sixfch street, between Third and Fifth avenues. • . , V ermilion, American 23 ® 27 sfcreefc, from Broadway fco Ninfch avenue. Twelfth.—Both sides of Madison avenue, between Forty- . " EngUsh S5 @ 105 Third.—For laying Belgian pavemenfc in Forty-sevenfch ninth and Fiftj'-fchird streefcsT-and between Fiffcy-fiffch and „, ^ Trieste 90 @ 95 streefc, from Madison fcoFiffc h avenues. Sixtieth streets, aud the property bounded by Madison aud • Chrome Green, genuine, dry 20 @ 21 Fourfch.—For laying Belgian pavemenfc in SLxfcj'-first Fifth ayenues and Forty-seventh and Sixtieth streets • rî. " '-^W \\ iuoil.... 21 @ 23 street from Third to Fifth avenues. Thirteenth.—The property bounded by Forty-seventh and Chrome Yellow, " in oU 28 ® 80 Fifth.—For laj'ing Nicolson pavemenfc in Fiffcy-eighfch Forty-ninth streets and Tenth and Twelfth avenues. .. Pario Green, pure dry 25 @ 85 streefc, from Third to Lexington avenue. Fonrteeiith.—Bofch sides of Twenfcy-fourth street between -r." .'^., " " inoil.... 30 @ 40 Sixth.—For laying Nicolson pavemenfc in Forfcy-fiffch Avenue A and Second avenue, .and bofch sides of Firsfc and Second avenues, befcween Twenty-fourth and Twentv-fifth Linseed Oil, m bbls 83 @ 84 street, from Fifth to Madison avenue. streets. •' • a •'•* n," in F'lsks....'. 82 ® 83 Seventh.—For setting curb and gutter, and flagging Fifth avenue, from Eighty-sixth to Ninetieth streets. Fifteenth.—Both sides of Eighteenth street, from Sixth Spirits Turpentine ISgaU....;..... 47 ® 48 to Eighth avenue, to the extenfc of half the block on the Eighth.—For setting curb and gutter, and flagging and mtersecting streets. PLASTEE PARIS.—Duty, percent, ad. val. on calcined. regulatinjr and grading Avenue C, from Seventeenth to Lump, free. Eighteeuth streets. AU persons whoiseinfceresfcs are affected by the above- Nova Scotia, ivhite. per ton 3 60 @ 4 CO The Umits embraced by such asses-smenfc include aU the named assessments, and who'are opposed to the same or Nova Scotia, blue, ^ ton 3 00 @ 3 50 several houses and lots of ground, vacanfc lots, pieces and either of them, are requested to present their objections' in Calciued, Eastern and City, ^ bbl.. 1 90 ® 2 25 parcels of land, .sifcuafced on writing, to Richard Tweed, Chairman of the Board of As First—Bofch sides of Fiffcy-firsfc sfcreefc, from Eighfch ave sessors, at their office. No. 19 Chatham street within thirtv days from the date of this notice. - SLATE. nue tothe Hudson river, tothe extent of half the bloek on the intersecting strfeets. RICHARD TWEED, Purple Roofing Slafce, Vermont, ^ Second.—Both .sides of Forty-sixth street, from Broad - - THOMAS B. ASTEN square delivered at New Y'ork... $9 50 ® $10 00 way to Ninth avenue, fco fcheexfcenf c of half the block on the MYER MYERS, - Green Slate, Vermonfc, ^ square, Intersectmg streets. FRANCIS A. SANDS, • delivered at New York... -9-60 ® 10 00 Third.—Both . sides ofj Forfcy-sevenfch sfcreefc, from ntm rt Jl M , „ Board of Aases.'iorg. • Offlc« Board of Asseisors, Now York, Decembor 12,1870. 18 REAL ESTATE RECORD

ÔRPOKATION NOTICE. — PUBIÎC J notice is hereby given to the owner or owners, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. IMITED PARTNERSHIP—THIS IS TO C L certify thafc fche subscribers have formed a limifced occupant or occupants, of all houses and lots, improved or parfcner-ship, pursuant to the provisions of title 1, chapter 4, unimproved lands affected thereby, that the following a»- IMITED PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—THE part,2, of the Revised Statutes of the State of New York, aessmenta have been completed and are lodged in the office L undersigned have formed a limifced partnership to be and of the several acts amendatory fchereof, for the transac conducted under fche name or firm of PORTER, DAY & tion of a mechanical business within the State of NewYork, . of the Board of Assessorg for examination by aU persons in CO. The general nature of the bnsiness intended to be to be conducted under the name or finh of M M. ZARZA terested, viz.: transacted is the Wholesale Boot and Shoe Business, for MENDL ourselves and for others on commission. Truman H. Porter, The general nature of the business intended to be trans 1. For lajdng Belgian pavement in Laighfc street, from who resides in Orange, State of New Jersey, and AVanen H. acted is Book and Job Printin.g. Canal fco AVesfc sfcreefcs. Day, and Thomas N. Bramlot, both of whom reside in the The names of all the general and special partners in 2. For laymg Belgian pavement in Fifty-eighth street, City and State of New York, are the general partners: and terested therein, and their respective places of residence, ara AViUiam Smith Brown, who resides in AVest F.arins, AVe-sfc- as foUows: from Lexington to Siisth avenues. che.ster Counfcj', Sfcafce of New York, is the special partner, General partner, M. M. ZARZAMENDI, of the City of 3. For laying Belgian pavement in Fifty-ninfch sfcreefc, and £is such has contribufced capital to the common stock to New York. Special partner, JULIO A. GOGORZA, of fche the amount of Fifty thousand doUtirs in cash. That such trom Third to FiEth avenues. City of Brooklyn. partnership is to commence Deoember Isfc, 1870, and wiU The amount of capital which said special partner has con 4. For regulating and grading, setting curb and gutter, fcerminafce wifch November .SOth, 1873. tributed to the common stock is two fchousand and five hun and flaggmg Fifty-sixth street, from Tenth to Eleventh TRDMAN H. PORTER. dred dollars in cash. avenues. WARREN H. DAY. The partnership is to commence on the firsfc day of De cember, 1870, and wiU fcerminafce on fche firsfc day of Decem 5. For regulating and grading, setting curb and gutter, THOMAS N. BRAMLET. ber, 1873. General partner: M. M. ZARZAMENDI. ond flaggmg Seventy-eighth street, from First avenue to AVILLIAM SMITH BROAVN. Special partner: JULIO A. GOGORZA. Dated New York, November 30, 1870. Avenne A. December Ist, 1870. 6. For regulating and grading, sefcting cm-b and gutter, and flaggmg Fifty-sixth street, from Tliird to Sisth avenues. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A "IVrOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT N Umited partnership has been formed by the under J-^ FRANCISCO JIMENEZ Y CERVANTES, ALE 7. For building outlet sewer in Sbct^^second street and signed, pursuant to fche Laws of fche State of New York; JANDRO CICERON DE ALMENA, as general partners, East River, and in Avenue A, between Sixfcj--firsfc and Seven- thafc fche name or firm under which such partnership is fco and CRISTOBAL ALFONSO Y "NfATl.AN as a special part •fcy-first .streets, w-ith branches. be conducfced is, AV. A. GAINES & CO.; that the general ner, have this day formed a Umited copartnership for the nature of the business intended to be transacted by such tei-m of from fchree fco five j-ears, commencing January 2, 8. For buUding sewers in Water, Monroe, Pitt, CUnton, partnership is dealing in, and distilUng, and vending whis 1871, and fchafc said CRISTOBAL ALFONSO Y MADAN Grand, Mangin, and Goerck streets, Manhattan lane, and key manufacfcured by the said firm; that the names of aU has contributed in cash §14,000 in gold- to the common the General and Special partners interested in the said busi Avenue B. stock, and fche business is fco be conducted in fche city of ness are AVilUam A. Gaines, Hiram Berry, George H. Allen, Now York. The Umits embraced by such assessment include aU the Frank S. Sfcevens, Sherman Paris, and Mar-shall J. AUen; New York, December 10, 1870. sevei-al houses and lots of ground, vacanfc lots, pieces and that the said WiUiam A. Gaines is a General Partner, and FRANCISCO JIMENEZ Y CERVANTES, his place of residence is in Franlrfort, Franklin County, in parcels of land, situated on— ALEJANDRO CICERON DE ALMENA, the State of Kentucky; that the said Hiram Bony is also CRISTOBAL ALFONSO Y MADAN. 1. Bofch sides of Laighfc street, from Canal to West streets, a General Partner, and his place of residence is in Frank to the extent of half the block on the intersecting streets. fort Franklin Countj', in the State of Kentucky; thafc the said George H. Allen is also a General Partner, and his 2. Bofch sides of Fifty-eighfch sfcreet, from Lexington fco place of residence is in the City ahd County of New York; ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIO NO- Sixfch avenues, fcoth e extent of haU the block on the inter fchat the said Frank S. Stevens is a Special Partner, and C fcice is hereby given fco fche owner or owner-s, occu panfc or occupants of all houses and lots, improved or un secting streets. his place of residence is in Swansea, Bristol County, in the State of Massachusetts; that the said Sherman Pans is also improved lands affected thereby, thafc the following as 3. Both sides of Fifty-ninth street, from Third to Fiffch a Special Partner, and his place of residence is in the City sessments have been completed, and are lodged in the avenues, to the extent of haU the block on the infcersecfcing and County of Kew York; that the said MarshaU J. AUen office of the Board of Assessors for examination by aU per sons interested, viz.: streets. is also a Special Partner, and his place of residence is in the City and County of New York; that the amounfc of capifcal First.—For buUding receiving basin wesfc side of Fifth 4. Both Bides of Fiffcy-sixfch street, from Tenth to Elevenfch which each of said Special Partners has contributed to the avenue, opposite Seventy-fourth street avenues. Common Stock is Thirty thonsand dollars; that the period Second.-^For buUding receiving basin corner of Mofcfc and at which the said partnership is to commence is the First Prince streets. 5. Both sides of Seventy-eighth streefc, from Firsfc avenue day of September, 1870, and the period at which it wiU Third —^For building receiving basin comer of AVesfc to Avenue -A. terminate is the first day of September, 1872. sfcreefc and Tentli avenue. 6. Both Bides of Faty-gixth Btreefc, from Third fco Sixfch Fourth.—Î'or building receiving basin west side of Eighth WILLIAM A. GAINES, ) avenue, near Fiftieth street. avenues. HIRAM BERRY, \ General Partners. Fifth.—For building sewer in Mulberry sfcreefc, befcween 7. The properfcy bounded by Sixty-firsfc and Sevenfcy-first GEORGE H-. ALLEN, ) Canal and He.sfcer sfcreefcs. streets, Second avenue and the Easfc River, and the property FRANK S. STEVENS, ) Sixth.—For building sewer in Little Wesfc Twelfth sfcreefc, SHERJfAN PARIS, \ Special Partner*. befcween Ninfch avenue and Gansevoort street. bounded by Sixty-second and Sixty-eighth streets and Seventh.—For biuldiner sewers in Fifty-fifth .and Fifty- Second and Third avenues. MARSHALL J. .AJ:.LEN, \ eighth streets, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. 8. Both Bides of AVater street, befcween James and OUver Dated New York, November 15, 1870. Eighfch.—^For building sewer in Park sfcreefc, between Mulben-y and Mofcfc sfcreets. streets; t)oth sides of Monroe sfcreefc, befcween Gouverneur HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY Ninth. — For laying Nicolson pavement in Forty-third and Montgomery streeta; both sides of Pitt street, between T formed a limited copartnership, for the purpose of streefc, between Third and Fourth avenues. Broome and Delancey sfcreefcs; bofch Bides of Clinton street, deaUng in personal property on commis-sion, and importing, Tenfch.—^For laying Hamar wood pavemenfc in' One Hun dred and Twentj'-eighth streefc, between Second and Sixfch befcween Grand and Division Efcreefcs; bofch sides of Grand buying and selling personal property at the city of New York, under the firm name of A. P. H. STEAVART. The said avenues. street, between Ridge and Columbia streets; both sides of Azariah P. H. Stewart resides afc fche cifcy of New Y'ork, Eleventh.—For laymg Belgian pavemenfc in Seventeenth Mangin and Goerck streets, befcween Grand and Broome and is fche general partner, and fche said A. Adams Weed street, from First avenue to the East river. streefcs; both sides of Goerck street, befcween Stanton and resides afc fche city of New York, and is the special p.artner, Twelfth.—For building sewers in Fiffch avenue, between. and has confcributed, and paid in cash, the sum of Twenty Forty-sixfch and Fifty-ninth streefcs. Houston streets; bofch sides of Manhafctan lane, befcween Thousand doUara to fche said firm. The Umifcs embraced by such assessment include all the Houston and Third streets; both sides of Avenue B, be The said copartner.ship is to commence fche 10th day of several houses and lofcs of ground, vacanfc lots, pieces and tween Third and Fourth, and befcween TweKfch and Thir November, 1870, and fcerminafce on fche lOfch day of Novem parcels of land, situated on First.—The Central Paric. teenth streets. ber, 1871. Dafced N. Y., November 10, 1870. Second.—Tne southerly sido of Motfc sfcreet, befcween All persons whose interests are affected by the above- AZARIAH P. H. STEWART, Prince and Housfcon streets. A. ADAMS WEED. Third.-The southerly side of Little AA''est Twelffch streefc. named assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or Fourth.—The soufcherly side of Fiffciefch -sfcreefc, befcween either of them, are requested to present their objections, in Eighth and Ninth avenues. vnriting, fco Richard Tweed, Chairman of the Board of As IMITED COPARTNERSHIP.—NOTICE IS Fifth.—^Both sides of Mulberry street, between Canal and Hester streets. sessors, at fcheir office. No. 19 CJhatliain street, L hereby given that we, Joseph SeUgman, AA'iUiam Henry Smifch, Gilberfc L. Beeckman, George A. Chamber- Sixfch.—The properfcy bounded by Hudson streefc, Ninfch «-ithin thirty days from the date of this nofcice. Im, and Alexander T. Moore, do hereby certify fchafc we avenue, Little AVest Twelfth and Tnirteenth streets. have formed a limifced copartnership pursuant to the pro Seventh.—Both sides of Fifty-fifth and Fiffcy-eighfch RICHARD TAVEED, visions of -Article I'irsfc, Title Firsfc, Chapfcer Fourth, and sfci-eefcs, befcween Eighfch and Ninfch avenues, and fche south THOMAS B. ASTEN, Part Second of the Revised Statutes of fche Sfcafce of New erly side of Fiffcy-si.xfch street, between Eighth and ninth av MYER MYERS, York, entitled "of limited partnerships," and of fche acts enues. amendatory thereof. That the name of the firm under Eighfch.—^Bofch sides of Park sfcreefc, befcween Mulberry and FRANCIS A. S^NDS, which said partnership is to be conducted is BEECKMAN, Mofcfc sfcreefcs. . Board of Assessors. CHAMBERLIN & COMPANY. That the general nature Ninfch.—Bofch sides of Forfcy-fchird sfcreet, between Third OFFICE BOAED OP ASSESSORS, I and Fourth avenues, to fche extenfc of half fche block on tho NEAV YORK, NOA''. SO, 1870. j of the bnsiness intended to be transacted is a General Dry Goods Commission Business. That Jo.seph Seligmrm and infcersecfcing streefcs. WiUiam Henry Smith, who leveraUy reside in the City of Tenth.—^Both sides of One Hundred and Twenty-eighth New York, are the special partners, and Gilberfc L- Beeck street, befc\veen Seoond and Sixth avenues, fco fcheextenf c of BANKINSON'S IMPKOVED CARPET man aud George .A. ChamberUn, who severaUj- reside in the half fche block on the intersecting streefcs. CliEANING City of New York, and .Alexander T. Moore, who resides in Elevenfch.—^Bofch sides of Seventeenth street, befcween the City of Orange, in the County of Es.sex and State of Firsfc avenue and fche Easfc river, to the exfcenfc of half fche IMC j^ cj aea: i DXT ss, New Jer-sey, are the general partners who are interested in block on fche infcersecfcing sfcreets. Sfcill at the Old Sfcand. EstabUshed in 1861. said copartnership. Twelfth.—The easfcerly side of Fiffch avenue, befcween 15 EAST 27Tn ST., BETAVEEK MADISON &, FH-TH AVS. That the said Joseph Seligman has contributed as capi Forty-sevenfch and Forty-ninfch sfcreefcs, and befcween Fiffcy- sixfch and Fifty-seventh streets; the westerly side of Fifth Those ha-ving valuable Carpets, who w-ish fchem fchorough- tal to the common stock of said copartnership the sum of one hundred thousand dollar-s, and fchafc fche said WiUiam avenue, between Fortj'-sevenfch and Forty-eighth sfcreets, ly cleaned, without fche slighfcesfc injury, are requested to give between Fiftieth and Fifty-third streets, and befcween Fifty- me a caU and they can see how and where fche work is done. Henry Smifch has confcributed as capital to fche common stock of the said coparfcnership the sum of one hundred fifth and Fifty eighth streets. ^^ Orders by maU or otherwise promptly attended to' AU persons whoae interests are affected, by the above- Terms cash on deUvery. thousand dollars. That the said copartnership is to commence on the named assessments, and who areopposecl.to the same, or ., CARPETS TAKEN UP AND RELAID. fifteenth day of November, in the year one thousand eight eifcher of them, are requesfced to present their objections, WILLIAM H. HANKINSON. hundred and Sevenfcy, ahd is to termhiafce on fche thirfcy-firsfc in writing, to Richard Tweed, Chairman of the Board of day of December, in the year one thousand eight hundred Assessors, at their office. No. 19 Chatham sfcreefc, Wifchin and sevenfcy-fchree. fchirfcy days from fche dafce of fchis notice. Dated New York, November 14,1870. ' RICHARD TAVEED, BELL BROTHERS, JOSEPH SELIGMAN, THOMAS B. ASTEN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBER DEALERS, WM. HENRY SMITH, MYER MYERS. Foofc Wesfc 22d and 23d Sfcreets fN. R.), New York. GILBERT L. BEECKMAN, PR-tVNOIS A. SANDS, GEORGE A. CHAMBERLIN, Board of Assessors. "" JOHN ^. BELL. AlW/a BELL. ALEX. T. MOORE. Office Board of-Assessors, Kew York', December SO, 1870,