New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
SALE OF CITY PROPERTY. -
SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
WHERE TT -. AND WHAT 1T Is.

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The Mavor Aldermen. and Common Coweilmcn.
.h,onab the controller viii sell, on Monday next,
santity Of city property described in advertisement as
"several pieces parcels Of improved AMI unimpfoNc"
real estate" IL is further announced in the adVersc
ssent that description Of property, together WIN .
terms and condition Of sale. be had upon appbcaon
10 the controllers office" Application being ihsue U
saeb description" pamphlet catalogue oil l S. nPt
sIty D. iansnfo o. % Nm Is 6esrbsd as House and Lot
No Doverst" Whether the house Is onesl1Iy S f
on four-stOly brOwn-stOne is lett 10 tiS and
an Who may decline Ia take a walk TO the premises snu
for themselves And 80 Tor ainVss tnlav pexf and
a. ne catalogue wac issued but one week pIeNon Wy
person desiring TO invest 1G have a. folerhy busy
time in learning what lots 10 nd ul0n 10 'i rn
,oTtcrs have Gathered some ideas regarding part OF
ihese parcels. Improved and unmproVed, which are
lot No. i|House and lot No. 7 Doyerst This i a
IreestOry and basement bek ABOUT ~ lVee iiu NV Wv
used as tenement house. Possession VIII be gwen Nay
lot No s-Bouse and lot No rs East Nineteenthst
hay loft. Material brick. Possession given May J.
stafy brick ahOut feet front occupied as SHOEMAKER
sLop and dwelling. Possession gwen Nay rhrees,orv
and basement brick occupied as liquor store anu 'ee
snent house Possession given Nay Tnrcc.,ovY
ard basement brick tenement house fossessioh so"
ISt No CONSISTS of house and lot No. l26 CeI9rs
Possession given May l. This 10y - sit1atSH t nd
rtos is 22O deep, 10y Is feet 10 inches ltOh anu
s. exceedingly valuable for almost any ineI eent on S
ami wellknown; the close proximity 20 InH Nor yS
~ acther advantage and although the Dullang ocCtls
Uni are Great: The surroundings Of the better class,
aud she property must rapidly increase IN VALUE 10,
session gwen Nav l. This built for double engine
bonsc The lower part is used as earragehouse an"
lot No. 3S~So s27 Rivingt6nst near Goelct-st; was
formerly occupied IS primary sc SS Goods Su Mr. McKnght
it Tor rag storage and packing ing %0 0S nv So
Geot deep and il is three stories in hight It's IN very
diapidated condition POSSESSION gsen S house built
Of wood has three stories and stone basement s; f to
.nessnres about . feet front ana 90 ieet Geep
ISt NO s0~House and lot No 81 East Twelfthsi Ihis
Isarwo story brick enginehOuse now leased 70 NIit s
a cornell as carage house. at $500 per annum uh'ii
Dec 2Q, 1861: ,,4 -
swosory brick engine-hOase occused as an Office ana
stare-house Possession given May l. - r. - -
ise house and was so Csed untf the formation al IA
sew Department 1t has since been occupied as MseS
MIGRATORY auS is now used upho stercrs store
Toem by Frost d Co. ghe building IS 1Fee SIcIeo ~ ~
bght and mus sureS II feet front aud is ~ feet deep
as hnilt Of brick, with heavy brcwnsoH DRESSING HoS
Got NJ sS- House ana lot No 20 BarrGF-st The ious
IS frame buildng rather old and has lree stories am
"a brick Basement The dimensions are alouI ~ IGe U
and 40 in depth. The building has an alle way h
garden 1JGt about s. feet square ON eer SIDE On
rear of the lot stands 3story brick dwelling hoSt a
Possession win be gwen on May l. 1851 r,,c, otDrescn
Of the torv bIidk chair factory of ngerso
Watson &Co. BY 1he prog anime on the Ste we W
80 le. =.
1851 and che rear dali bay l, 1865. The rear nan
leased to IngeIsoN d Co for 500 yer annuhL Inc IL
Lot No 1s%No. - Annst This is lot east o. William
St Ii ri toecupiesy packing O0h factory an
appesss 20 be a valuable lot Onthe Eest sue n Cuats
shop where scissors and shears are ule prlnetI
of CONSIDERATION. The other side Is le2thef Stoit
The l0ts broad long, and deep, and should Org ats
price This property is leased TO H. - AupeLI3 IN m ~
1863 nj $3.50 annum The first floor alone Is subtle
for 500 annutl II j. reported that NO - Ahs'
IstoTy srck oId building the opposite SIDE OF IN
from No a. and not good condition. was sold 10
TCt No ,9"TIause andJft No Goerck-st, subject Z
lease To ohn l. stroud until January B. 1865 at 500 pc
annun. This is threeSt0ry brick DuldllS "ccupou Il
a tenement hOus<- . 100000, 60 ,
p Marshall until May l. 1859, at S6.lo0 per aInnIh;
Tot No Es-N0 Eldrdge-st. is small Oriek'house
stories in hight and measures 20 rect front ~ ~ re-
deep Itf now I'm use as pork store anu 1MeliS, az
is subject lease until Nay l, 1859, at 500 per l
Lot No. 59.NO. "A Maiden-lane is tour,story oTic
building with front on Mudehlahc OF - lSeG anu y
Iibes y-st ef II This leased 10 j. CamDren
until May /, 1869, for Sld25 per annum. Az ad9omn
building of about the size now rents Tor SOVO
Lot No. 6l.-NO. % Eldridge-st., building wei know
10 eyiidoers as the Edridgest Jail" has for som
time past been used as tenement on the three hlghe
stories and a carpenters shop on the first floor Ii
basement being occupied as lagerDeef saloon: ~
buildng is OF brick about % feet front and So feet
depth 1t is rather old and somewhat dilapidated III
subject 20 a lease until May 1869, at $50 per annum
Lot No 62-EOuse and lot No l3l Chr1stopherst wa
formerly an en:nc-hOuse. tbree-stOry brick The lowe
floor used saloon the upper floors being unOccl
pied abOu 20 by 40 feet subject TO lease to May
lot No C3!NAt No 500 Cherryst is a twostory brlcl
which was built for schOOLhOuse The lower floor
nnocoulod The upper floors used for tenement Pun
poses Subject 20 lease TO j. T. Davenport until May
1862 at 5000 aIElum.
Among .eher los especially worthy OF mention W.
yard in the Dear Ne WateTst p by &C. and the lot
the angle of lillian and New Chanibersst~ which Is e&
tensive, and aust continue valuable
There will In bargains at the sale on Monday 10
those Rho are sharp enough TO see them
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