New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
REAL ESTATE.

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Exchange reminded OF the scenes there l'sV "''
hen hu dreds were eager possess almost every PoOo
OF property that placed upon the market run
toneers each had large consgnments ana eae ine WIN
the most gathering success. ,,.
Messrs johnson & Miller continued the saIe VI 'H ~
den Terrace property that attracted SO mueh
eU davs ago. The vicinity OF Prospect PARK 10 TINS prop
ertv ,ts own natural beauty easy access 10 s cS' anu
The many advantages of Brooklyn over New Ork a t
place residence for men Of moderate Io' maui 'i
nroDertY sfll with great readiness.
Posses ng the combined advantages OF an
abjsbed ety Of the first class good schools churches
xoT'on DENOMINATIONS and gas already laid through
the streets of Flatbusb with Prospect Park Wlthn easy
king distance on side, its green woods and grassy
Gones in ll view from the grounds and the other
de the ocean shore and fine bathing, within reach by
linden eTrace rs broad Boulevard shaded on each
side w double row Of trees viii soon become me most most
0i villa plots consequently advanced far beyond their
OF the sdvantages Of Brooklyn business center and
place residence the Prospect Park Commissioners say
Byooklyn must he considered division merely of the
pot of New York The City of NewYOrk is IN regard to
ISn GIa u outside OF the walls. The habit
able par; Of New-York will then necessarily be built up
tonspor'fion OF mercbanse between one part of it's
commercial quarter aud another If now again, we look
on the Long Island side Of the port find line of shore
ten miles in length which also adapted to the require
nIents OF shipping Il may be assumed that the land
along this shore will be wanted well that along the
ir)m the water, for mercantile and manufacturing
p rpOses supposng that the district thus occupied
slal, after "A time, reach far back as the cor
spending district NewY ork island in the rear OF it
Id still a distance from the commercial center OF the
IT. not half great, an average, as the Central
rk). find stretch OF ground generally elevated the
le any point TO which merchandise can be brought
water East Of this elevation the ground slopes TO the
ore harbOr uavigabe river, but OF the ocean
sef-a shore ia the highest degree attractive TO those
eedng recreation or health but Offering 10 auvnuIasos
ere then there is ample for extension Of the
h. citation part Of the metropolis, upon plan fully
life large part OF the eevated lana WIncn ms ms
been referred to lies not more than half as ag from lnS
nmercal center the habation district OF NeW1oI
md: the ground is better formed with reference 70
sanitary considerations; it's open 10 e seq oieeLes u @
lies full view Of the oeePp u SAP never Pe ReOV % Oh
and soo1 viii be: and its Immediate back country being
nded bv the sea- the commercial traffic through 1t Is
'ays iD MEN few Speca7 channels Thus it seems set
and guarded by nature as pace IQr Ile ut an
tT,o h r ~ Sevyyork barbor The means by which
nay be made suitable ana attractive place 0t
nestle residence than u IS possible that any other point
The metropolis ever will be, equal with in COM
at deal Ot stress on the importance aua auNadgeo oI
gstem of broad avenues or parkwayS," leading from
various portions of the city and suburbs TO the Qer
entrances Of the park. The prOpretOIS OF Llnueu
race" have opened through the entire ength Of tne
property, broad avenue boulevard To be shaded on
oaCh side with double row Of ornamental ana sVtIgeen
trees, most OF which are already puIeu diu StUm'nh
hney the remainder TO be set out as soon s the Aul9h
nc planting arrives This avenue when extended
IN direct Ane viii lead directly 10 one OI tAe
We print below a full report Of the sales today.
Messrs r. H. Ludlow Il Co. introduced to-day class OF
property that has heretofore been unknown IN inns
Of this property sold, and at prices that surprised
those who were acquainted with the value oi eso
Among other property sold today was the Mansion
House-a popular hotel at Long Branch. nne cOnsgn-
ment Of city property also advantageousy disposed
of by Nr. 4 }. BleeekeT.
the report Of TIE sales Of real estate sold by Lewis e.
Wood for The New-JeTsey Central Land Improvement
Company Dunelen, the other Cay by mistake we were
made to sy that the bidding did not appear very spSu
as selling lots by auction is novelty III tAat secuon
This does Injustice for never was Dlauns V iuVto sp spde
About lois sold in few hours We expect tne
will be equally successful.
BY A. J. BLEECKER, son & co.
Premises No la7 CatAamst lLtr' purchased by Thomas aa so
o.. ou is John El4say tSS
Premises No. IS Little Sst 25Iio5 W Conkg1i...... l4o9
Premises 2bst 23150 j. Taman lly
ienses No q Iin1sop I+14iH d. small iS 90
Premises No 8l Greenwichst 2lr1I55 Ssvens.... i1S9
ore lot llaye Of l5l,tst 2llI75 A s. DuseH oo
One 5ssi IS Il w. Of aje il A Dusn -,
BY JOHNSON g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY
lots on Wyekofst, 1873 H. Of 5h ar' each 2zEl, ,
& On I1 = SO n Of Caiase aoIoO Charles
PS. Of 1s. on I6ioa BcaysrJ Fiatblsi each lot l5a
t09t and ~ r. deep { W Henry at per S
P % No q sane s1s lg:. w SaaGfd % & each S
P No r. ss sse iots j. W. StaaoTi $50
Ne NJ.
Psi a. Iois each and 10 in deep James .o
Pss No a. @ same ss Tios Corcorsl IS
Pot No s. los, sane sIe jos LeshA eaea.'''''''' ~
P0s No 81. .sts, Dane Leahy, eaeh....''' 81
POt No SIS Us. sane siss " sullivan eash..."..... go
POi No g. los j. W Suinysn eah....... so
fio, No 81 lots each E5I76 Linden boulevard H. c. .,
Po. Sisos SS q ,. os Rdsc1ccisls adjoining, ,,o
plst No gs as op lca Boaeyar Gray eaca. 2lo
Pot No 700 o on Linden BoaeysS H. \ Ioa ss se9 2s9
- NO iSs S on Ln5sn Boulevard Gray eaeh...... 20
No. loe lots on linden BoaisyA T. n I9PsAa taea aS
oi No lots Linden Terrace Shelton eaeh'''' S 3
P No no ot, on Linden Terrace ps6row EACH. i91
Pt No IL o on Linden Terrace H. g. Dhrog eacb.. lg5
Plot 10 lots on hartehs',e SdJ H. u Doio" s'cA
Pot No ~. adjoining ~ bte9sy EACH ''''''> oo
fs Nos lls sud IA o joining H. 5 DsbroE.,....' 5C
P Nos es ani 30 lots Boulevard j. sullivan. each 80
BYEH LUDLOW & CO.-HoBoKFN PROPERTY.
IAN these lots are 100 feet decpg
feet 'front.' purchased by j. NJ Board for sl2 per foot
ib1 Wor,1an Tor Sigi per foot -Four lots on Willow
st. e5 feet south of Eghths 100 feet 'front.' purchased
So feet north Of seyeuth-st feet 'front.' purchased
by L. A. Ward for s55 80 per root TWO Iots
ST. IS feet front purchased by E A. ward for 500 per
foot One tot adjoining the above p feet front puI-
chased by steener for $50 per foot One lot adjoining
IS feet front purchased by b. Howell for So per foot
One lot Of Willow and EShnsL, - Dy lUV; pI
chased by Mr BahTenbeIg for $3.50 one lot adjoining
the above on Wilow-st, 20 feet front purchased by
Messr MeDOugal Westeryelt for col per loot one lou
adjoining % feet front purchased by K. steadman for
SIS per foot One adjoining 20 feet front purchased
BY Z. A. Ward Tor $50 per foot -Four
r p Francis Tor SIS per foot one lot on corner Of
Willow and seycnthsts., 25XlOO, purchased ~ JOhn ~
Brown for $3.50 Seven lots adjoining on Wow-st, l58
teet front, purchased by T. A. Ward $50 per foot
1ouf ets on Clnlo4st, between seventh aud Eghhsts
iO Ieet 'front.' purchased by w Whitman Tor Si2 per lOO
me lot on the Of Willow and EigtA-st, 25Xl0O