The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-24
SALES AT AUCTION,

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"A. Property on Vesey street at Auction. Adrian H.
Muller viii sell. at auction Friday Feb 25th 1858 at
~ O'clock @ NJ Mt the Merchants Exchange the very de-
situate on the north side vesey street between Broad
way and Church streets known 2s being 81 feet 10
nches in width with party walls both sides, by 70
feet In depth less For further particulars ap-
ply to the auctioneer No Wall street os New
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCrIoNEER R-DEsIRABI.E
residence on Stuyyesant street at auction Adrian
Muller VIII sell at auction, Friday Feb 25th, 1858
at IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange the two story
and attic brick house and lot No 36 Suyyesau street
opposite St. Marks Church with convenient stable
the Ninth street with under cellars and stalls for
Tour horses lot 30 feet stuyyesan street and rs
Ninth street house 20 b. i5 feet in depth built in the
oest manner, with baths water closets &c, and most
conveniently arranged.
A NTHoNY j. BLEECKER. AUCTIoNEER LARGE
and peIempory sale Of about 800 beautiful building
lots, aud between New brighton and Tom
Staten slano late the property of Dr. j. g. Weservelt
viz Anthony ) Bleecker ill sell at public auction on
Thursday, the 10th day of March, 1858 at twelve O'Clock
at the Merchants Exchange in the city of New York
the following desirable property, viz On Staten Island
about so choice building lots. forming nearly eight
blocks of ground situated and bounded by Westeryet
avenue, First, Second, Third Fourth, Fifth Sixth and
Seventh avenues and by Brook street situated al staten
Island and between New Brighton and Tompkinsvie
The whole OF this property is within five minutes walk of
both the New Brighton and rompkinsvle ferries. The
OF the above ferries and from the ferry New York to
Wal street or ITS vicinity ia within forty minutes by
every half hour, fare Ga cents and by continuation
lower than any stage line in the city of New York From
the ocean, the whole Of New York Bay, Long Island
shore from Fort Hamilton to Williamsburg, the East
OF the property may be seen every day during the week.
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, at
Island, who win give all the necessary information The
streets opened and graded The are ten per
cent and the auctioneers fees on the day Of SALE forty
may remain on bond and mortgage for five years re-
9ulTed For maps describing the above property apply
70 the auctoreer, No Broad street, New York.
n property on Sixth street, near avenue D-Adrian
a. Muller will sell at auction, Friday Feb 25 1853
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange, the two three
story modeu brick houses and lots, Nos 38l and 1888
Sixth street avenue d. The street severed and
drain s made from the sinks and oespoos through the
money can reEnain on bond and mortgage
NTHoNY BIEEcKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION. on
IA Friday, February 25th, 1853 at IL NJ the Mer-
chants Exchange the following very desirable property
viz: On Forty fifth street. two choice lots, with the
frame buildings thereon situated on the south side
OF Forty fifth street between Fourth and Lexington
The lots each rs feet by 100 feet inches in depth
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIoNEER. FRIDAY,
ID Feb 25th, at O'Clock =. NJ, in Smith street. third
house north Of Baltic. Brooklyn household furniture,
walnut chamber furniture feather beds paliasses ma
hogany dress bureaus marble top washstand mahogany
parlor furniture tete ate.e. &C., &c. and the usual
assortment Of kitchen furniture.
DY H. H. LEEDS Co-oN MONDAY FEB 2s AT
ID No. 597 Broadway, opposite Niblo's-Ah the stock
ratus &c. Wines-Madera, sherry, port, &C., Of fine
quality and vintage Clarets-Chateau, LATTE,
Beaume, Cbambertin, Hermitage, Cote Roti, Clos de
vougeot Romano, Conte Pomard. In casks-Hermtage,
PomaId, Tayel, Cornas Liquors, &c-COgnac and P. G.
b Co. brardies, Holland gin, Muscat, &c-in all about
100 dozen bottles and II casks Also the entire fixtures
ratos, and complete assort tment of utensils suitable
for wine merchant The above wines, &C., with the
hxtures will be positively sold without reserve for &C
count Of whom it may concern
ID sale OF valuable property on Thursday, February
24th at the Merchants Exchange-House No. 1856 Mas
street of Beekman. Two thirds of the pur
chase money can remain on bond and mortgage at feven
per cent per for two years For further parcu
lars, apply to the auctonecr, 81 Maiden lane
NOLE & Chiffon, AUCTIONEERs -PEREMPToRY
~ sale of the valuable double house and lot No 80 st.
Marks place, at auction.-Cole Chiffon will sell at
ton, Monday February 18th, at II O'Clock, at the
Merchants Exchange the valuable three story and attic
basement under cellar brick and lot No. 90 ST.
Marks place. eighth street, the lot is 81 feet inches
front and rear and 1lo feet deep the house built and
Die figure mante pieces plated CRATES &c. Croton water
Pierces range, bath room, and dining painted in
il 4 feet deep exclusive Of enclosed piazza of feet
inches deep there fourteen rooms, besides Kitchen
basement. &C. Three-quartsrs OF the purchase money
Wall street. Title perfectly clear The house may be
seen at previous to the day OF SALE Monday 2Sth
instant.
~ Merchants Exchange, Friday Feb. rs. at u NJ,
ninety nine OF the best located and cheapest lots in the
vicinity of New York. situated at jamaica l.. l.,
nient to railroad depot churches, schools academies,
and in fact all of the advantages of the city with the
minutes Of the South ferry Communication by the Long
Island Railroad $40 year bat there is to be railroad
from te1n slip ferry to amSea which % VIII ), reduce 1n the the
property do SO at half fare by the IL N. train
Monday, the 2lst and Thursday the oath inst Tickets
be had at the Office foot of Atlantic street. Brooklyn,
of the ticket master Can return at fifteen minutes be-
fore two P. NJ
INTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BEING $50
T. Building Lots at Hurgate, at Auction Our readers
will please notice that ANTHONY j. BIEECKER win sell
public auction, this day at II o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange the following desirable property be-
longing to estate the Nathaniel Prime consist
ing Of about $50 building lots with the mansion house
and other buildings thereon and the valuable water right
in front Of said property the East river The lots
beautifully situated immediate improvement either for
cottage Wills sites for dwellings, being Eighty
sixth Eighty seventh Eighty eighth Eighty ninth, Nine
tieth and Ninety streets First avenue
and and the East river. Ihcse lots offer great in
drcements for the investment of capital The terms Of
further particulars apply to the auctoneer Broad st.
TJENRY II. LEEDS AUCTT0NEER, WILL SELL AT
H auction, on Thursday, February oath, at IA O'Clock
p. NJ, at the Academy of Design, 663 Broadway, a
valuable private collection of oil paintings selected
during series Of years by gentleman of taste, and all
embraces a number of original pictures and good por.
ton of them formerly in the galleries eoCardina
Feitsch and the Cassandra family of Rome also in the
collection Of the late artists of Persico and Agate,
Among others the works of A. Caracci Murilo Both
Zuoherei Van Orley, Beisch Rosa di vol, Van Balen
Bloemart Carlo Maratt yenderveer, Boucher, Morand
&c The paintings exhibition at the Academy
Of Design above and Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings until 10 O'Clock. Admission free.
HENRY IL LEEDS WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
II Saturday February 26 at IL O'Clock in the gale
ry in the Of store No Wall street-Executors sale
of choice oil paintings and wines. Paintings An ex
ceedpgy choice collection of fine modern and old oil
paintings just received from Boston, and to be sold by
order of executors. Among them may be found fine
landscape and cattle by Kobe Of the Hague do by Nor
ton Of Iondon Domino Players, by Jeak Moonlight by
Peters ofLondon; also, the original drawing of Henry
Clay, from life, by Danbourgal, engraved by Goupil
Co. flower piece by an old master fine copy Of Raiaes
Holy Family copies from Teniers Boucher Watteau and
other celebrated masters original gamepiece by Ramsey
and variety of fine modern English paintings. Also
Holy Family and Madonna Carlo Dolci St Agnes Bea.