The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
AIVERTIsEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY
SALES ar AUCTION.

a ETH0NY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEEg. LARGE
q and peremptory sale OF 90 choice and valuable
oudiogs finished aud unfinished situate both sides
M N,nsh avenue Eighty third and Eighty fourth strees,
In, IN tue as city q New iors-AN1HoSY :: BLEEckER
aerc1aus Exchange, the following described property,
Niuth avenue and Eighty fourth streei-ltight lots
Forming the entire front Of the block the west vide
OF Ninth avenue, between Eighty third AMI Eighty
Eishtylourth street-Aiso, IL lots OF ground, with
ak three story dnshed and unfinished first class dws
hngS the econ, situated the south side OF Eighty
fourth street, commencing 100 feet Of Ninth
Eighty third street-Also, 10 lots OF ground, both
aides Of Eighty third street the north side aud IL
avenue.
Ninth svenue-Also, lot and gore lot ON the west
side of Ninth avenue, between Eighty-second aud
Eighty Streets and IL lots or cores In the rear Of
the same aud adjoining the II lots fronting the south
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth strest-six aas lots
OF ground, with house, garden and carriage house
thereon situated on and next the northwest Of
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth street. I've fronting
the avenue aud one on the street. t6
Also, III gore lots in the II the above
of Eighty .6tth street lots.
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth street--Also, lots
and cores situated on and next the northeast coraer
Of Ninth avenue and Eighty nfth street, i've fronting
On the avenue and two on the street.
Ninth avenue-Aso, lots On the east side OF Ninth
avenue, between Eighty third and Eighty fourth Streets
street and lot and gore lots in the OF the same
fronting the south side Of Eigh y-!ourth street.
between Eighty and Eighty third streets distant
2s feet inches south of Eighty. third street.
The location Of the above property is about the best
On tns whole island being situate 10 the imediate vi
cinty of Manhattan square (alresdy opened and paid
for aud the great Central Park being about block
from either park. The neighborhood il bading very
rapidly with first class brown stone and mastic front
houses mostly occupied by the thereof All the
property adjoining the above owned by large propre
tors pledged to keep the neighborhood free from nut
On the whole, the above sale offers the best op
portnny for safe and profitable investment that has
been presented for years past
The sale Will be positive and every lot offered will be
sold without to the highest bidder The streets
all opened and partly graded The terms Of sale
viii he liberal to purchasers as 90 per cent OF the
chase money remain bond and mortgage for five
years Maps and further particulars he had Of the
auctisueer, No. Broad street.
A UCTI0N SAI.E-HoUsEHu1D FURNITURE PIANO
"A for,e, kc.-R W. WESTCOrr, auctoneer, will sell
by catalogue without regard to weather. this cay at
10H O'Clock, large and desirable variety OF
wool aud mahogany furniture contained in house No.
~ Eighth svenue Fourteenth street, being the
perb rosewood piano forte, made by George Hews Of
Boston variety Of rich carpets in the rooms suit of rich
y carved paror furniture two elegant French
plae mirrors, to match lace curtains and shades Fgyp
tan statue marble top tables mirror front rosewood etc
geTe: tee tetcs chairs; carved bookcase costly
msntel vase anu ornaments shade clock handsome oil
paintings, nc rosewood and mahogany bedsteads; ele
CANT hair feather BEDS blankets rosewood
and mahogany marble top bureaus and washstands;
seat chairs &c with large variety Of basem. furni
ture; mahogany extension table, siverwsre rich china
tea sets; ivory cutlery; glassware, &e Catalogues at
the house.