New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Nov. 70. 1868

Air Stanley Day, from whose Real Estate CIR
plar we have several times quoted sends us this week
sssue in new dress and enlarged 10 twice It's FORMER
ejze This Circular probably now contains the largest
and most varied list Of property published III TINS cy'
y}esde CITY and Brooklyn houses, furnished ununseu'
aud for business purposes he describes farms hou'e
srd buudpe sites in about % counties OF Newton anu
Jersev and in the States OF Rhode Island Conhecu
.ut and PENNSYLVANIA. His lst OF Westminster county
property Is especially worthy of examination by all WHO
wish 10 invest in country real estate VI 'Ms proper"
he slys -.
1t is somewhat extraordinary, but neyerhee5s iv,
that many OF Our wealthies merchants ana tIhuSs -
fne Themselves diligently aud closely TO thtir so
operations that they do not know Of the existence oI
the Of hill and valley, Of Landscape ana Wp
of westohester County affords. While fabulous prizes
have and are being paid for lots on Fifthave IaeE o
Central Park, the idea Of possessing magnncot
Wow by the time the line OF that avenue is Dut
up. you will find nothing 20 look at but green wall III
Summer with beautiful Autumnal tints from the forest
hedge which now growing coupled with the annoy.
OF the falling of the leaf thus leaving bare trees and
branches In Winter The same amount OF cash pad I9r
single city lot today WI purchase acres Of ground
as 70 scenery, except those placed thereon by the
artistic OF the owner of the soil II is idle boast
haitian Island proper for commercial purposes probably
Inclusive Of the Central Park itself Our business men
ynust find spot suitable for hOme," aud MAINTAIN,
1he most natural place for NEWCOMERS is in Westohester
nty whose lands to-day are cheaper than either the
,riees paid in NewJersey upon Long Island Nothing
ynt the Of extended hberaty ON the part OF the
railroad companies already In existence and the want OF
peedy communication with those portions OF the county
which have In the past been so cruelty neglected. are the
causes which have kept the value OF property at SO low
1 ebb: and vet the facility OF communication to-day to
lands held about 200 per acre. Is Tar IN advance OF
the mode OF reaching the lots recently SOFA AT auction
md known the Dyckman property which brought over
5000 per But the apathy OF the past can now De
forgiven and forgotten in the TACT tDat he leOpe te
selves have awakened 70 sense or duty, ana afss
engaged in improving ana making nSW rOaus anu
drives which will be second to none IN TINS country
with little better knowledge OF the science 10 MhSn
they have turned some attention Auueu no rS, se
prospect OF the construction OF an &
and the certainty Of the building OF the Harlem RIVER
and POrtohester Railway upon CONDITION that the puP
erty owners have sense enough to grant te Sompan!
right Of way 10 enable them to construct thelr loau
rincey fortune second 10 none OF whose estates
5n the County OF NewYork eXempfes the foresight ana
the county have studied its advantages and disadyan
tages and am ntrusted with the disposition o. millions s
NIT Mr. Day a. re reports the following sales:
JY STANLEY DAY, No. 925 BROADwAY-BY PRIVATE SALE
Prince bet Wooster aud Laurens 2soy attic and extension ,.
s,d 9S' 5 e. q and .y.. oy
stone 6I45IO22 with stable of lot 253z25 l5o
sShst bet 9Th aud hayes Sso hghs'Oop na'i'o 'front.' 40
s SsS Lexington and Slaves .iciy i stoop
IoSst bet 5iis1s aDi wi1erP tsoiy ghs'oop
ss S.s 5si lexington and slaves soy hsooo brown
71,Sst bet "a and 1iircs lots ilO0
sdAve. bet Ga and 6S' 4sOry bnek 2SISoE9O Beeknan
wsscssster Tcs1,hip Sl l5ooo
Tbe anSongesment that $50 lots situate in Ncwtoyn
L. l. would sold today the highest bidder attracted
IA large attendance at the Exchange salesroom. Just
10 purchase cheap lots aud the probabilities are that this
desire is not without Justification at noon, Mr. Johnson
of the firm Of Johnson & Miller, mounted the platform
behind his desk, and in comparatively short time sue
Ceeded in dspOsug Of the greater part OF his Offering
advertised In THE TRIBUNE The Messrs A. j. Blocker
Son CO. sold country seat South Orange N j., at
a not extravagant figure. firm In Brooklyn to-day,
also sold factory, shed, stills. and l6 city lots situated
on North Thlrteenth-st. and Bushwck Creek to Harry
law for $500.
BY A. J. BLEECKRR son & co.
The handsome house and grounds at SOuth Orange, n
j. the north side OF the road leading from Newark to
MorrstOwn now occupied by Mr.. l. Freeman. aud stu.
ated about threeQuarters of mile from the depot
one hour by Morris aud Essex Railroad from foot OF Bar
clay and ChrstOphcrsts., N Y Orange Mountain (wcst
side OF raroad Is considered by medical being
exceedingly healthy The house is situated on the slope
winds. The proposed drive on the mountain top from
Orange to Miburn Is soon TO be made, ana when com
peted (and 10 laid OUT viii ntefScct the Morris
DOWN turnpike road directly in front OF the house This
will by far exceed anything OF the KIND ON THIS CON
tnent The house is built for the owners use two
etory with large open attic frame, intcrlathed with
Trench roof, S4x3 feet with kitchen extensions fine eel
lar under main house, heater ana register IN every
room In the house, stationary washtubs IN Kitchen with
not aud cold water; range boiler and sink, bathroom
and watercloset large tank in attic, holding 200 gallons
supplied by pump In kitchen; marble natel, bay
window in sitting ROOM hard finished walls throughout
Verandah front 34x7 feet from which there Is mag
ifcent view Of the surrounding country me wen OF
adjoining kitchen; carrIage-house, lcN2i ieet IN
rear, with for three carriages aud Two sas
also haYlOft On the lawn IN front OF the house are
plenty OF shade trees also terrace. The house Is IA
perfect order, and Immediate possession gwen fHlP H.
Brown. 5000.
BY JOHNSON & MILLER.
u. - PK0PEKTT
tory nd bsseuert frame house on Fraukn st. 10 H. Nom IN