The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

A NYHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCrIoNEER LARGE
"A and ~peremptory sale Of 90 choices and valuable
building lots, together with six brown stone mistic
buildings, finished and unfinished, sit 1ate on both sides
IN the city q New Yort."ASin9SSY J. BLEEcSsa
will sell, on Thursday, Feb. 10, at ~ o'clock, Mt the
Aercban.s' Exchange, the following described property,
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth street-Eisht lo.s,
forming the entire front OF the block on the west side
Of Ninth avenue, between Eighty third and Eighty
fourth streets.
six three story finished and unfinished drst elias. dwell
lings thereon, situated on the soath side Of Eighty.
fourth stree, ret. c.%n.nc,ng 100 . feet ,s. . ?, Of Ninth ~ sa,s
sides Of Eighty.third street, 8 on the moth side and IL
on the south side, commencing 100 feet west Of Ninth
Ninth avenue-Aiso, l lot and l gore lot on the west
side Of Ninth avenue, between Eighty-secoud and
the same, snd adjoining the ii lots fronting on the south
side of Eighty third street.
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth street-siI Zoe lots
there on, situated on and next ihs northwss, corner Of
Ninth avenue and Eighty fourth street, i've frontins on
the avenue and one on the street.
ALSO, II gore lots 10 the rear II the above, or on rear
OF Eighty fifth street lots.
Ninth avenue and Eighty. fourth street-Also, 8 lots
and 3 cores, situated on and next the northeas. coraer
Of Ninth avenue and Eighty fifth street, ave frontiag
on the avenus and two on the street.
Ninth avenue-Also, g lots on the east side Of Ninth
avenue, between Eighty third and Eighty fourth streets,
commencing 25 feet : inches north o. Eighty third
street, and lot and 2 gore lots in the rear OF the same,
2 fronting on the south side Of Eigh.y-fourth street.
Also, 2 lots OF ground on the east side Of ninth avenue,
between Eighty. second and Eighty third streets, distiA
20 fset 8 inches south Of Eighty third street.
The location Of the above property Is about the best
On the whole island, being situate in the Immediate VI.
entity Of Manhattan square (already opened aad pail
for) and tbs great Central PARK, being abe gt one block
from either park. The neighborhooi 10 bailding up very
rapidly with first class brown stone and rnastic from,
houses, mostly occupied by the owners thereof. All the
property adjoining the above 10 o~ned by larg. proprie.
tors, pledged 10 keep the neighborhood free from nui.
sanees. On the whole, the above sals Offers the best o2-
portunity for o safe and profitable investment that has
been presented for years past.
The sale Will be positive, and every lot oa.rel WI be
sold without reserve 10 the highest bidder. The streets
ara all opened and partly graded. The terms Of sale
will be liberal to purchasers. A. 90 pr cent OF tbs par
chase money can remain on bond and mortsage for ave
years. Maps end further particulars cAA be- had Of tbs
aucti,nesr, No. ! Broad street.
A UCTION sALE-HoUsEHUID FURNITURE, PIANO
"A FORE, &e.-R. w. wESfCorr, auct onesr, will ,rli
By catalogue, without regard 10 weather, on Moneay, AZ
10Y O'Clock, q very large and desirable variety Of rose.
wood and mahogany fui niture, contained In house No.
~ Eighth AvenIe, near Fourteenth street, being the en-.
tire furniture Of twelve Tooms, con,iSting Ia part OF 81.
psrb rosewood piano forte, made By George Hews, Of
~ carved rots wood parior furniture. two elegant lrench
plate mirrors, 70 match lace curtains And shades; Egyp.
TIA n statue marble TOP tables, mirror front reese wood etc
gefe, tete- . tetes, arm charr, carved bookcase 60 ~
mantel vases and ornaments; shsde clock hauisome oil
I~sintings, &c rotewvot AMI msbosaUy beasteals; Gle.
CANT hair mattresses; Father beds; blanketi osev1oi
and mahogany marble top bureaus ana washstand-;
scat chairs, &c With a large variety Of bas-m mt furnt.
ture; mahogany extension table; slvstwsr.; rich china
tea ,ets; ivory cutlery glassware, &c. Catalogues AZ
the house.