NEW-YORK. DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 38, 7h, T "We ay Low Lae 2ARTIRETTOL,™ 4% ‘an excellent table. rai spared to ANTED—DBetween Thirteenth and Twenty Ww ota, 3 or 3 RU ROOMS with BOARD, fer 2 geadcmen, Moey RAAT Apswer B., P. 0. Bex {700 Ocean 9 Sleamers. i Boud and Rooms. No. 6 in bowe newly far S——— N% INE_STEAMERS TO GLAS ANCIQR WVLIVLEROOL, and LONI: \NDERRTY, or A N wih Rnver EVERY I IRDAY AND WEL NESDAT. HE NEW DE) ARTUR KEW-TOTK: make an acreasble bows. p—————— FROM GLAS faim ay. Oct. 28 CALTDONIA. WA cdmesuny, Oct. 4 Pe dvi iss. Nov. NT LO Oct, 1 THINAC KIA Weanesd av. pov. J Nov. cr W Oct 30) vid ay Te AACRIA Soa Tr Oct 2 n'AUSTRA N i ate Said Stecragt, First Cao rasa om shoe and Kw 3: 2, Bleerage Uchcis TRON BROTHERS, As ents, 1 38 Haat 2 Row fueron Lhe, the Anchor Por the sccemmedstion of its sent and $he Jue pase Tikes 2 Biro la neh Os, West, North, and South, can be parch a lowest rates al YALTIC LLOYD 1X 2 ouching at CHRISTIANSAND and CO For STET FHACEN to fand passenger and mails, tla sr irks REYE The Wk capt FORCE Piet 17 North River, oN sail on on TURSDAY ov. LUNBOLDT, Capt. RP. BARANDON, on he jollawd! br i STRERAGE (GoW), $30. RABIN Pasacr Cenc stocr important poria of the Freight for §T. PE ilies of Ladue gued. For Freight or Pas Basic received and Wt DT RAMMELSBL RG, Agents, sage apply to Office 40 1 rondway. $80 TE. bl Al CHANGE ir FOOTE be, i RN the Je jana ‘roan Nan Fran NE, beginning will MAIL STREAMS WP LITE BOW op run to 5 due; W via Hooo ewoo lo and Ae od. made at Sidner for M Thourne, and at Anckland wir scher New Zealind yor's. V. H Fad od bxchs haigephice, Jos Lv ERPOOL, (VIA QUPPYS TA, CARRYING THE UN MAILS §HE LIVEEPOOL AND GREAT WBSTERN STEAM COMPANY first-class, full ower. iron ferew stearuships wil) dievatch one of their FROM PIER No 46, N. R&, EVERY WLDNESDAY, follows WISCONRIN, Capt. CRERY..covviines November 1, ot 2:20am FEVADA, Cart FORSYTHeceuectaessns Nosenber at 2X p.m a WYOMING, Capt. WHINERAT 0.00. November 15, at £130 a. m MINNESOTA, Capt. T. W. PreexAN.. November 22, at 2:3) p.m. AHO, Cart PRICE ccsserrsascennnne Novenber 29 at 7.308 in MANHATTAN, Cart J. B. Price... December 1. Cebin passage, 90 roid. Steerage passage (Office. No. 29 Broadway), $3), currency. Fer freight or cabin passare apnis te WILLIAMS GUION. No. 65 Wall st. FOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL, UNITED STATES aod BRACL iL. 8 AN TO OMPANY. ar Mai) Steamers 8a whe eon 0 SOUTH AMBRKA. Cart F. IL. Tnx! Li. Noterter 23, NoR{H AMERICA. Cops heim B, Loctiuler ob MERRIMACK. Capt. Wier. Junaary 23 steamers sash on schedule time and call at 81 Tho. Toe splendd Pars, Pernambaco, Babi, aad foe Jaseiro, going aud reiurping. kor piv to engapenct hak FON Ana No 8 Bow! ne-rreen, New-V ork. HAL, “PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ. KEW-YORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STE AMNIH!P LINE, Jeeaving Pier No. 17. Bast Ker ai J pom, cireet for ilavapa: CITY OF MERIDA DEAE .scncere erase by Sn NDAY. Norv. 4. CLEOPATRA, Prillips (Havana valy).. ad Nov. 14 CITY OF MEXICO, Tomin 12d. coven bh Nov. 24 CLBOPATEA. Paithos thaws 84 only)......8AT( RDAY, be Jer freight or passage. ly wh ALEXANDRE SONS, 23 Broadway. i NMAN LINE. For QUE ENSTOWN and “UIVERP i Rail Steamers are appointed to sa last allows: CITY OF LONDON. coo ivvvenininn WRATURDAY. Oet, 'p. m. OLF'Y OF LIMERICK. FRERS bay Nor. 2 #4 mn. CITY OF BROURLIN.. It KDAY. hos. 4. loam OITY OF BRISTOL... ERA IAY Nev, 4. 2p. m. And ench smece Lig SATU DAY “and THULE DAY, ‘ruin Pier No. 40 PPT Korth Kirer. RATES OF PASSAGE, PATARLY IN 6c Lin PAY ARIR IN CTRRRYCOY, FiBST CAL TTL IIT $7 BSTBERAGE....cciiivunins £20 rd om VPP pp Wy Te Loudon..... PEA Rol re TOOT an oh To Faria Le sivan “ene 38 Havre. Denmark, a reduced Tateh Ea bere. at moderate rates, by pr wishing to Fer farther infonca f on YE D at the Compass fice. JOHN !LE. Avent. No. 15 Broadwar. N.Y. I ONDON AND NEW. YORK STEAMSHIP Pier 3, North R: 3 Foor Tondon direct, Bieamshiv PARAC' AY, sATI BD AY. Nov. 4, a.m, KAT ¥o OF PASSAGE IN REINO, Fret Citic. £70. Second Cibia, $50, Steerace, $30. Te AAR ASPINWALL, Arents, 54 South-st. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD oi CANSHIP or OMPANY FOR SCUTHANPION AND DREMEN The steamstip DON ALU. Capt. G. Erust. will sai on n SATURDAY. Oct 28, at 2 p. m., from Bremen Pier, foot Third-st., Hoboken, to be Rien HANSA, Cant, Rrickenctein or Whig Nov 2. RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVI AND BREMEN: (PAYABLE IN GOLD, OR ITE SQUIvALENY o CURKENCY,) p First cabin... Cat SHER AE aR Re 12 Secon hw seesrnntarricer see enue nN oon oun or passage, apply 0 OELRICIiS Co, "Agents, 2 Bowling green. TLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL SrEANCHIPS ENETWEKN EW AORK AND HAVRE, CALLING BREST. ”n id vessels on this favorite route for the Continent will sall ORLY NLY DIRECT "LINE TO FRANCE. The splend pom Pier No. 50 North River, as follows: ST. LAURENT ...ovuee Lewane. cues SATURDAY, Noveuber 4. WASHINGTON co Reusan...... RATURDAY November 18, VILLE iy PARIS... Svmentucaeees. SATURDAY. Deceubwr?, PTTIIL SATURDAY. dr cerber 16. PEREIRE Ds PRICE OF PRACE IN GOLD tinciudiug wine) BEET OL HAVKE: 0) Si Beeend (abide... oe. 75, BXCURSION THICKENS AT £EVLCED RATES These steamers do Toi CTT) Ble TIED Aner ravelers pong teers ng Pust he Cor‘ nent of Farape, transi by te Loraiways oy tak he steamer. of Los Lue, 81 00 bl and the aforie of crossing Ciat pel, basi le $aV Dg Lime trout. le, and exvense. GhO. MACKENZIE, Agent. Ne 3 Broadway. WHITE 'E STAR LINE. NEW YORK. ARE ANG: LIVERPOOL KEW AND FULL-POWEL That Ps THE SIX LARC Te iN THE OL OCEANIC ANTARC! RiPUDTY ATLANTIC BALTIC, ALLIATIC L0 tans harder Ov kD. each Railng from New. oh ou i $00 THURS PAYS, aud Cork Harbor the ar fol QUEANIC. Ocie 2 ATLAS TIC. Novomierll at dp m Prom the W, Star Dock Piovoria Ferry Jerses Ctr, Pasmenger acme ne for ali! ener combining (OWULBR to. ETY. SPELL. AND COMPORT. ers smoking room. and bath-rooms in midship see tien, where least motion is felt. Surgeons sid siowaricsees accompany these sieamers. TES—8aloon, $3, gold. Fteeraze. X73. egrrerer. Those wish tng to send for friends from the Old Country can uuw vbtan steerage, certificates, 33, currency, ig hooked to or from all arts of America Paris, Hamburg, Borway, Rweden, Indie, Australa. China, ke Excursion ticke ts fretted at lowest rates Prafte from £1 wpwani. Por inspection of plans an! other information, apyir at the Company's slices, No. 19 Bresdwar, New-York J. H. KP AKKS ent. IsMAY, IMrIE Co., 10 Woiter«t Liverjond, aid 5 "Last Todia-ave. a aul U. J. 8. MAIL TO HAVANA. ATLANTIC M41 STEAMENIP CO, y EVERY THURSDAY, at J o'ciock p.m, precisely, vst. Lonuon hue 0. 4, North River. baad A, CASTLE. Capt. R. G. Porter (via Nassan). iy 2, QULUMBILA, Capt. PB. Van Sice. ...oovvniininiinnns 4 MISSOURI. Cave. T. I. 8 Sieh rxrusnstscsu sss S08 16. Por treagui or passage, apy to A. VW. LINOCS, Presics. No. 5 Bowhng green. NATIONAL LINE. STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUFENSTOWN From Pier No. 47, North River, FOR QUEESSTOWS AWD LIVERPOOL: ENGLAND. Andrews SABURDAY, Oct. 20.212 PRANCE, TLOMSOD. ov cnr... SATUKDAY, Nov, 4, at 10 a. 1. FOK LONDON DIRECT ERIK, Jawad. eeccsscrecenecs TUESDAY, Nov, 7, at 12m. _ Pramage 1 0 Liverpool or Queenstown cabin, Lt t vidi ta hE wii NATIONAL LINE. STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUFENSTOWN From Pier No 47, North Hive, POR QULENSIOWN AWD LIVERPOOL: ERGLAND. Andrews ...c....... SATURDAY, Oct. 2 2t2 p.m. PRANCE, TLom#oD. ............u SATURDAY, Nov. 4, at 10s, m. FOE LONDON DIRECT BRIN, LaWom. cee ccceacocsenes TUESDAY, Nov. 7, at 12 m. Passage 10 Liverpool or Queenstown cabin, #70 and $00. steerage, $28 currency. Prepaid Bteerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown, Londenderry. or Glasgow, $2 currency. bor further particulars, appiy as we Compeny’s Office. No. £9 Broad way. Sai F. WwW. J HURST Manager. Steamboats ano Railroads. EOPL Es L INE FOR AL BANY. The largest 20d most roapw Scent river Steamers in the world. The ST. JOAN DKEW god DEAN RICHMOND, One of the above steam ie WD Jave Pier No 41 North Eiver, ever: afternoon (Runday excepted) veloek, writing st ALBANY in time to conueet with railroad trains Wer, Berth end Kast. Retarung leave the steamboat landing at Albery at 7 o'clock p.m, or ou the arrival of connecting trains from the Wee: and North and Kas. Throng Uekews can be ottained at the Office on the Wharf; at Dodd's 8, #44 Broadwar. and Ko. Court -st Brooklyn. Baggage checked destination. ._Freignt received until the bour of departare. ALBANY and TROY.—Regular line at 6 p.m from Pier 44, N. K. (Fpring-st.). Fage 5) cents on al junake dplta Bteawers VANDEKBIL and COSNEPTICUT, petarn leave Troy at 7p m., and Albauy at 8) p. w. For 1 RONDOUT, landing at COZZENS, EWBURGH, MILTON. PO KEEPSIE, and ESOPUS. Tue rrrpey THOMAS CORNELL aud JAMES W.. BALDWIN lesve Yatd4p m Pier NR, foot Harrison st. R NEW-HA HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING FIELD, AND THE NORTH. —Hicamers leave Peck-slip for LX5 15 aod 11 p. m. connecting wit the Matisoute R wBRIDGEPORT, an and all pe all points on Ho Housa [io pw nh Himes. ae IL FOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, NG AMPTON HOLYOKE ke. ke. —~HARTPORD arene PE PECK-SLIP DAILY at 4 clock p. m. a. arly st each end of the we c PALER Thu fread reguiariyy srivitg y TE at bid To i ay Tg 4 ov Bocticnt River, aod reters (si ou). or. Freight ut low [i8) REABURY. Pevight Agente. VR. GOODSVEKD, EPTUNE 1 LINE. STEAMERS “Daily for ROVIDENC F, BOSTON, WORCESTER, trow Pier 27, N.R., foot of Robineon-#t. fave ae 3 BOSTON, 4 25, Te PROVIVENCE, $3 fare 1» BOSTON, $3 25. Te PROVIDENCE, #2 an at Luoent rates. Compect at Providence with Boston and Prov ®d Prov, Worcester R. E.'s lor all portant N. Eng. cities and tow. a NORWALK and nd DANBURY—The steam. LY WHITE foot of Merketot. EVERY GON at 2:45 and ian ot 3 o'clock. Fare, 78 STANFORD and nd GREENW ICH Tri weekly UB eyes 4 TiEsOAY err ey tm v clock, and Sw: lout of Thar A Thirty -seveots-6., yer i. ST Nowrgi wive AND) NEW.-Y Er Cr Offer gems i Y Buglewesd, Pf ibs ot 3:0 uy aise No rp (x HN A of OUR. Co: intermediate noite. 55 4 af NEW-YORK, Friday, Oct. 27, 1871, The transactions at the Exchange Salestooms this voornbr g were unimportant. Joseph McGuire rold, by order cf (lie Supreme Court, under direction of James I. Coleman, referee, the threesto use and los, on tho south side of Fourthi-st., 100 feet {vee from kin al., for $6,500. The lot 1s 13 feet front, 97 feet In rear, with an average depth of 95 feet 1§ fuches. James M. Miller £014 a plot, 100x200 feet, on Dyckman-st., 160 feet south of Sherina-ave., for $2,285. The ney ge sold, by order of the Bupreowe Court, under tion of John C. Bushnell, referee, a lot, north-west corner of Tenth-ave. and Bixty-sevenin-st., 25.5x40, for $3,900. Messrs. V. K. Stevengon Son will offer on Wednes day, Nov. by order of the Rupreme Court, in partition, 27 Central Purk sud Grand Pe terard Jots, bounded by the Grand Boulevard, Tenth-ave., Beventy-sixth and Beveuty-sevenib-sts. Nearly all this property can be improved ut once. The terms will be made very liberal. 8. Dingee wlll sell to-morrow (Saturday), on the prem isos, a farm of 61 acres, at New Rochelle. The property has been divided, and will be sold in plots to suit puyr chasers, All who have real estate for sale or to let and those desiring to purchase or rent such property, will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of any other news paper, and In addition to this advantage, THE TRIBUNE will be found, not enly in New-York and all its cities and villages, but in every State and Territory throughout the Union. The advertisement should be as brief as will allow of the advantages claimed, being made clear tothe ‘reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that the subscribers for the three editions of TRE TRIBUNE, Daily, Semi-Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in every business profession; consequently, advertispmenssin each are read by all classcs. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial attention to reports of sales of real estate both in ety and country, thus adding greatly fo the value of its col nmns as an advertising medium. The charges for adver tising are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line foreach msertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, $2 per liue BEMi WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line. About ten words af onr wide colnmns average a line. Terms, cash in advance. A (CORNER and two adjoining LOTS on Lex ington-ave. in Harlem, desirably located; cheap; price $8,500, luquire of BEEKMAN BRO., Grocers, 543 Recond ave, A IANNIS SENS, AN elegant, full-gize, brown-stone HOURE, Py ata bergoin: on Porty-sixth-st,, near Fifth-ave terms casy. Also, other livuses in desirable locations, 8. EDDY Co., No. 1 Park-place. FOR SALE—One or five 3-story, basement, sai-celiar, brown-stone {rough HOUSES, &ll modern improvements, oi S.xt -secondost,, near Lexiugton-ave very easy terms Faas v8, THOMSON WAITE, 12 Pinest. FAFTH-AVE,, 100x125 for SALE, very reason 1 ably. pear Ninetiethst, entiance to the Park; elso Thirty. fourt.-3t., BUILDING LOLS, wear Fit'cave. Terms ews. V. K. STEVENSON BON, 11 Pinest. I IFITH-AVE. near Forty-eighth-st.—Extra sz¢ new DWELLING in fee, also mahiam size saperh Columbia Collese, Leasehold. Ihe two by same owner: sabstantiallv uit. Draw. ings cin be seen at our offices. V. K. STEVENSON BON, 1] Pine-st. STH-AVE.—HOUSE and FURNITURE for e) SALE: location one of the best on the Avenue. Recently and most suostantia lv belt; bands meiy fresco throughout, aud one of the most elegantly furnished bouses in pure st le in the country. For full nartico lars, inqure at the office of Fiik POTTIER STYMUS MANUFAC TORING COMPANY, 375 Lexizgton-ave between 8 and 11 a. w., and Jesu! 6p m. Se AR Site iifaiglind) Sudhir Setar gh pe fe Se et eS RB Fai fron SALE—FElegant brown-stone HOUSE No. 2 First place. Brooklvn; lot 22.€x133 feel; complete with oll modern mmprovewents; mirrors to the parior fioors; frescocd ceilings, in foe order. Terms easy. HORACE R. FLETCHER. 200 Montagne-st. N A Al AEE Al joor SALE and to LET—Desirable HOUSES 1 clean neightorhoods Jrises moderste. ULAND WHITING, 5 Beekman rt. IN SALE—A. T. STEWART® GARDEN C11Y, LL, choice FARM of 40 acres. 10 splendid Otay on and con tan. aljoniug toe aoove ot for SALE or KXCHANGE, together wth stock and emops, if desired. Also. a beantiful one of 26 acres. ad jo. ng. For particulars and waps inquire for OWNER at Mark Bav ir g« Bank, 82 Nassau-st. or pn et nm Westchester Countn Real Estate for Sale. A ar IEC Ne A ran TE, To Tr re A NA ANN J )R SALE, to ¢lose an Estate—A FARM of bo weres of noice land; Louse wind out-biil Dogs ia goed condition fruit. &e. at Shrab Oak, Wesicocsier County, No V.: on highway from Peckxarl to Lake Mahopac, b miles from Peekshili. 64 miles from Ma o 4 tmile from Lae Mobegan; desirable locaton in every respect. Part of purchase money way remain on property Inquire of WH. LOAKE, sbrub Oak, N. Y,, or JON C. DARROW. 59 Liberty-si., N.Y. INEW~JETSED McLal Colale 101 DUiL. J A BARGAIN. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and GROUNDS, within forty-five minutes of New-York business offices, sand accessible by over ffty trains daily, situated pesr depots io the best portion of Elizabeth; high ground; extra large lot, fruit and shade trees, lawn, garden. House is comfortable, roomy, and tasieful, modern desmgn and fi:tings, situated oo the path of extensive Iwprovoments, with s sieady rise ir value. All aty conveniences, com bined with country air, fcod, and living, good markets. schools, and up surpassed travel CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE For view of louse and full particulars of property, address OWNER, Post-Office Box No. 23. New-York. A GREAT BARGAIN.—Near depot at Kings ZX land. first station om Delaware Lackawanna R.R.. 40 winutes from New-York—1 3-4 ACRES, containing COTTAGE with 5 Rooms. 2-story CALPENTER SHOP, and BARN, all for 86,5300 3 only $2,500 cash. A.iress J. N. B. Tribune Offec, or ca'l on S. T. HINK, on the premises. r ne ry 3 A LL WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild cli 4X mate. for papers address CK. LANDIS. Vineland. N. J. OUND BROOK, N. J:, on Central Railroad of N. J.=FOKR SALB—FARM of 16 acres, under highest state of cult vation large modern horse, with all conveniences ontbeildings com pi te, the whote in good onier. The sitaation i+ eonvement to station, wd is admirably adapted for subdivision can be bought low and on favor whe terms. Apply to J. M. PUELPS, 62 Cedar-st. SALE—Sixty Acres of LAND on the Northern R KR. of New Jersey, at bargain, 45 minates from the City Hall. hat ve minutes from Leonia Depot. and within 14 miles of the Fort Lee Ferry; 1t 1s well adapted for speculative purposes, Laving over 1 mile road front on two of the principal avenura of Bergen County. Tle buildings on it are worth at least $20,700; good water, and fruit in ahordance. Tt will be sold in sections or plots, if desire: Je. Two-thirds of the purchas® money may remain ob bond and mortgag: For parucalars apply to R J. G. WOOD, €7 Libert-st., P. O. Box 3.437, Or W. A. WOOD On the premises. JOHN T. JENKINS SON, ¢J "DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE. Offices, Nos. 150 Neilson and 156 George-sia., and opposite Railroad depot. NEW-BRUKSWICK, R. J. a ct ee LLEWELLYN PARK AND ORANGE MOUNTAIN REAL ESTATE A SPECIALTY. L. HASKELL, No. 7 State-st., K. AY ENLO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED i their Offee to 104 BROADWAY. Room 6. LOTS for SALE. 50 feet by 150 feet for $200 to 400. Easy terms. Full particulars can be obtained at Company's Office. a faa Nj ORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY. I'W0O BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES of Property ORE AY eight acres each, on the aliens Hoje of Orange Mountain, just north of Liswellys Fark, for at F. HASKELL, No. 7 Btatest., NY THREE NEW COTTASES 1 uiskuis, be Ten Newton ee 37 ACRES of LAND, 2 Iolo see ag oss bce only $400. 0 SHOU, 3 Broadway, Willamsbureh, NY. HOMES FOR ALL. Pour tracks, with stee] rails, when completed, with ears and ferry hosts unsurpassed must increase the value of every bome on Cent EB. of K. J. Fos information as te Houses, Lots, Parma, ke., on the ine, apply to A. D. HOPE. 119 Liberty st @ountrp Beal Estate for Hale. FOR SALE—A x valuable COTTON MILL with 096 spindles 36 dou ver in Georgia. the Oconee TATION, $0 savt/ vp huter-jowcs on he, I wh 1,500,000 27% A P.BMITH RICHEST, PARMING LANDS XN THE WORLD For sole to actanl settlers. NEOSHO V. VaLLEY Hy 7s MISSOURI, Je Wh per WAY SONP4NY. Price of lend, sere; ona 10 years time. For farther C eas) GO0ODNOW, Land Commissioner Feosho Falls, Kansas. Qmrtion Sales of Real Estate. AMAA ASAIN RRA ASAE AL 51 STS THE SALE of VALUABLE PROPERTY on on na 7 TO-DAY, of 12 o'clock, noon, en the Jamevellp gs et or sloth sto 00 SS STEVENSON, In, Auctioneer BY V.K. STEVENSON 4s SON, AUCTIONEERS AND REAL £8 ESTATE hey STEVEXAON y 55% gn Fol i to the Joel “WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1671, tod iy ogee te bs bend it 00 INVENTION, goods squal ia ene “H 1 o'clock. ot the Exchange Be Xo. 1M Brosdwer, In of x desree of of pertiien, SUPRENE COURT SALA, vr ADDON 2 CENTRAL L PARK GRAND BOULEVARD LOTS, bounded by the Grand Boulevard old Brodwer). 1 in Ter ane Bovey te 300L0G! ICAL stuth Ww SIDE, with CENT PARK and rT H east of it, and the Riverside Park, the Hubs er, and on the west, Mast of this ve peismmuny. Tele dost 24 108 DI ALTH Tho Lg il, ve ua d gr ia”B wines EAD. REAL, ESTATE. Cito Beal Estate for Gale. Brookinn Beal Estate for Sale. {ona dsland Real Fstoate for Sale. New-Jersep ep Real Estate for Sale. Auction Gales of Real Estate. Ri pnt 8 Diwuns, Auctioneer. ABSOLUTE. SALE of HAKDSOME PROPERTY ON NARRAU HIGHTS, Newtown, L.L, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, SATURDAY. Oet. 23, 1771, at 12 o’c’ock, on the centers. Handsome new 3-story and Maneard-roof HOUSE, 431% and «xtension 15260 ft; all the modern improvements with four acres of land, fively im proved lt gt whee trees, artificial fish pond, ke., ke. wlso a hand. some new billia e. Rig ugk 4 3aten sith, CL vod a m., and Bast Thirty-fourth-sb at: am For r mformation apply to o- DINGEE Avestoner, Ho! Cedarat N.Y. ALY ADMIN ISTRATORS’ SALE.—A rare oppor tunity for purchasisg a fnt-class FARM. The shove comprises 126 acres in a high state of ealiivation: buikdinry first-class io complete d atte 5 KJ 0 dod Cri) the yeaa m n an the west nd Rartan Canal. Wil be sold at public slo Nov. 16, 1071. MARTIN CMUSER, SYMMES H. GULICK, Administrators. AUCTION SALE.—New-York, Brooklyn, and Baten Isl ind PROPERTY, Gescheidt Retate, will be BOLD Nov. 1, 1071, 12 o'clock, at Exchange Balesrvoms, 111 Broadway. Bee Evening J. JONNRON, Jr., Auctioneer. BY JOHNSON MILLER, AUCTIONEERS AND 2rAL ESTATE BROXERS o ASSAU4T., COR, CEDAR-sT., NEW-YORK. My Residences, Lots, C Seats, and Parms bourht, seld, wer eroenr. Lox Loans wegw ned Aven Sales of Furniture. ke. EWIS E. WOOD, Auctioner, and Dealer in 4 HUDSOK COUNTY REAL BSTATR. Office, No. 79 Montgomery ot., Jersey Shs 2 SELL, o TUESDAY, Oct. 31, 1871, at 3} o'clock om the premises, 85 BUILDING LOTS, AND VALUABLE WATER FRONT ON NEWARK BAY. Also, FINE DWELLING AND 19 LOTS IN THE BECOND WARD uF THR CITY OF BAYONNE, Witkin 10 minutes of the station at Dergen Point, ou the Central R. R. of N.J. Time 31 minutes from foot of Liberty-st., N. Y. Fronting on Avenue A and Firt and Second-ste; high ground, extensive views, Joca tion healthy, neighborhood first-class, goud beating ami fishing, streets graded. sidewalks flagged, gas pipes laid. The dwelling is first-class, 40 feet square, with tower, and piazza on three siden 10 Toot wide, and eovtains all moderns improvements The grounds are besutifully laid out. with choice fruit and ornamental sued) aleo, a large number of grape vines, ka Would make first-class botel or Bummer boarding house, SRS a ety 0 and om Sie, Rvenl sidemia. Reid. Sera, ty to L ngo 30/9 hardenla LP v Ore Tp *1 Rraadwar wl ong Raom 81 2 x IRE. SUconeer, PARTITION BALE of the ESTATE of GEORGE LOCK VOOD, deceased. R DINGEE Co., Auctioneers, will sell, at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Elenangy Ralesroom, No. 111 Broadway, City of New-York, at 12 o'clock m., THURBDAY, Nov. 2, 1871, ander the directiun of ROBERT COCHRAN, referee in partition, the following-named DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY: 1. The three story and attic brick dwelling-house (bigh stoop), known as No. 22 Beach-st house 27x50. 6—cxclusive of one-story and baseurent extension, 9x14: lot 27x93.8. 2. The three-story and sttic brick dwelling. house (high stoop). known as Ko. 10 Carroll-place (Bleecker-