New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
ing IN this soction next year, and consequently
would infer that such purchases are made by rpecu

would infer that such purchases are made by specu
Iators. The four shantics on the southwest
Of Sxteth street and Sixth avenue are to give place
| 10 two or more substantial stores.
We give in connection with this subject few Of
the most important sales that have been made in th''
city during the past six or eight weeks, togcthe'
with such improvements as have come to oui
knowledge The lot on the east side Of the Filth
avenue, IS feet south of Tbirty-seventh sree''
30.9xl52 sold for So 500. 1t 10 TO be bandsomeS
improved. Two lots on the south side OF forne'i'
street, between Fifth aud Sixth avenues, opposite
the Reservoir. arc to be improved by The erection
of n Church for the Rev. Mr. Trotingham's Uniia-
Ran Cony,eca,iou. A tkree-story brick house and
| lot sonth aide of Twenty-sixth street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues; house 2'xo2 ana lot
4 half the block. brought 5000. House and lot
soub side Nineteenth street. l23 feet east OF Broad
,yav. 20x92 sl29CO. The handsome brick house
s;tuted on the northeast corner OF Thirty-ssvenih
street and Fifth avenue with two lots Of land, sold
for $50 900. The purchaser was the Hon. Z. ID!
Morgan, the newly elected United States Senator
from this State The house ia 25x75 and the ground
J0xl25.
The lnownstone front house and lot ON Fifth
streets, with four lots in the rear Thirty sixth
street, sold for $4,000. House and lot on Whitehall
street, near MarketGeld, cold for $4,000. Tie
whole front on Twelfth avenue between Eighty.
seventh and Eightyeigbth streets, comprising eight
lots, and four lots Eghtyeighth street adjoining,
have been sold for 800 per lot.
The brow n.stone front house aud lot, No. 81 East
Twenty second street, sold for $2S,0 00 Tho brown
stone front house and lot. No. IL East 1hirtytbird
street-lo, 25x99.9-sold for $23,75O. -Four lots on
the southwest corner Of Seventh avenue and One
hundred-aBd-ory ninth street, with two lots adjUiD
ing on One .hundred-andforty-n street, brought
50, 500 for the whole. The four avenue lots Of this
parcel have since been resold at 500 per lot. Two
stores on Fulton street were bought by Scbenck g.
Downing for $4,000. Twelve lots on the south
east corner of Second avenue aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
fifteenth street, four on the avenue and eight on the
street, have just been purchased for 80 for the
wbOe This plot was recently bought at auction for
s., 100. The vacant lot on the southeast corner OF
Madison avenue and Twenty-n nth street sold for
$40, 500. The brown-stone front house aud lot,
No. 2iS Madison avenue, with stable attached,
brought $4,000 Brown.stone front house and lot,
No. "a West Thiry-second street, changed hands
for $22 eco. The plot Of ground on the southeas,
corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirty-seven,h street,
6Sx99, has been purchased for SIS coo. Eight lots
on the east side Of Seventh avenue. comprising the
entire front from One Hundred and Thry-frst TO
One Hundred and Thir,y-secOnd streets, with two
lots adjoining each street, have JUS, been sold ut
$ll 800 for tho whole parcel. Tho brown.stonc
front house on Fifth avenue, adjoining the south.
west Of Thrly-eighb street, sold for $2 $50
Four lots, on northwest corner Eighth avenue and
Sixty-second street, brought $4,000. The house
and lot, No. lol Madison avenue, $4,000. The
house and lot, No. IA Gramercy Park, lot running
through 10 Nineteenth street. sold for $32 900. No.
j5S Broadway, running TO Crosby street, sold for
$50, 00O -Four lots the northeast corner Of One
, HUNDRED and Fifth street and Fifth avenue, sold
three months ago for SD ~" siS'o0o L'-~ 'i.'Vo
been offered and refused. The eight lots Cd Eighth
avenue, between Ninety-second aud Ninety third
Streets fronting on the Central Park, and thirteen
lots on Ninety SECOND and Nnetythird streets, sold
for $4,000 This property is TO be improved on.
I, IL located on the block above the handsome
rion Of Mr.. Hyser, which was the first really fine
residence erec;edfontng on The Park. -Four the
southeast corner Of Third avenue and One Hundred
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red and Fifth street, cold for s., 800. The Broad.
wsy Railroad Company have purchased eight lots
Oh the east side Of Seventh avenue between Forty.
ninth and Fieth streets, and four lots adjoining on
each street. for $6S,000. A large depot and stable
will be erected upon the site. The building corner
Of William street and Exchange place sold to the
Board Of Brokers for $4,000. Seven lots on the
,ouih-east corner of One-hundrcd.andtwenty-n ninth
street and Seventh avenue, together with ten lols
on the southeast corner Of One-hundred-and thir-
,eth street and Seventh avenue brought sl60 900 for
! the whole. Two lots corner Of Eighty seventh
street and Fifth avenue, sold for $4,000. Twenty
eight lots on the south eide OF One-hundredapd nine
teenth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues in
cludiug four on the Eighth avenue, brought $3.50
per lot, making Sl8 900 for the whole. These lot,
changed hands about four months since for 81 500
but the last sale was made at the price they were
held ut previous to the var. -Four lots, corner OF
Madison avenue and Thirty. ninth street, have been
sold for $4,000. These lots are to be handromely
improved on. Two lots corner Of Fifth avenue and
Forty fourth street. sold for $l6 500. Three lots or
Fftysixth street. and three lots In the rear on Fifty
seventh street. 300 feet west of Second avenue. sold
for g. 600 Six lots northwest corner OF Seventh
avenue and One. huudred snd-twenty. street
sold for 81 600. Two houses and lots north side Of
Forty ninth street. 100 feet west Of broadway, each
four story brick English basement brought 5000
each. A four story English basement house, lax
60, south side Of Forieth street, 100 feet west Of
7th avenue, sold for Sc. 500. A brown-stone front
house and lot north side Of Tbirty.fourth street
between 9Th avenue and Broadway sold for "a 900
The house four lots, and stable corner Of Clinton