New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
REAL ESTATE.


property et auction sold rapidly to-day at
good prices aud there seemed TO be general better
feeling among buyers than has prevailed for number OF
days The IS lots sold by Mr.. Muller by order OK the
Sxth-aye Railroad Company, were all taken by genuine
purchasers prices that satisfactory TO tho COM
pany. Other property sold equally well. The busl
ness at private sale be greater than that at auc
tou even agents and real estate dealers being unusually
busy lust now one auction firm reports sOOooO worth
of sales at their Office last week In addition TO their pub
lie transactions.
BY A. J. BIEEcHER. son & co.
The two story high stoop modern brown stone mouse
with lot No Cntonst east side, between Amlty ana
Congress sts. Brooklyn, sold TO Carom oBreh ior
s7lOO The lot is 25xOO feet, and adoins unoccnpeh p
ground, which ia fenced in. The street IS paved VIII VII.
NcosOn pavement. three story attic and hlgn sIoop
frame house No. 272 Sprngst, south slde, petHeSi
Yarck aud Huds0nsts, 25xO0x(aboatl7 feet DroIgne g
sl6,sOO; bought by w. II. Waite, WIN SSOv SyOv
5000. The 2story franc basement and subbasemeiit
house. with lot No 3l3 sckct north side 20 ieet Mese
OF Smitst Brooklyn; sizc 25xloo ~ possesslohl ge g
on the lst of May. Two Istory brown-stone English
basement dwellings, et Nos lSl ana lSs "est & L~euS w M
sixthst. between sixth and seyenlhayes sod 10 20 "" E
liam McCrath he paid $3.50 for NO ly ana sl4ioo ioa
the next TO IT, The houses are each l2.1S2 M IT, te
ots block in length; Terms OF sale SioOO on mort
gage Tie Trinity Church leaseh0ld on the premsos NOS
25i and 200 West Houston north sde between saSx
for SlOO-S3,9OO 10 remain on mortgage, Inc
lots are 5Oxl0o It, on me front , Oh tts sts
nm between about feet wide; in the rear 10
twO-stOry frame building 20X50 feet also, one OtheI
a%o Gd%f RG nes ane sr sSd T he eaSe The
has nine years to run from November next rent 500 per
The building and lots Nos 26i, 2G6 ana 26e Mott
st. east side between Prince end HOust0nsts size COX
so feet lots 60xabouD9O with cellar and suDeoar three
sold to Thomas Glover for s4i5o6 The building
used rs a Government stOrohOuse
BY JOHNSON a MILLER.
Mr. James webb bought for 2 200 the house, with lou
2oxSOx5o feet situated tho north side Of Hickory-st
$50 feet west OF Iarcyave Brooklyn. Mr. W. H. Rooney
bought the house, with lot 2xSo feet corner OF
Rochester and Herkmersts for l0O aud the adjoining
house and lot same dimensions, for A05O. W. H. Mens
bought the next adjoining house and lot sane @ uns
sOns for 5000 Four lots the south side or faclncs
2i5 feet of Albanyave, each 2oxlo2a fee, were
sold to Mr. schyetter for SIS eSG eaSh' basement sem ut
frame lhouse, with lot 2O&S9xoo a. Ieo' 1to' Mr
Gsy 6one FOR s. $50 the twostory basement house.
lot 20X1ssN25 6xSi6 feet on e boEtnTesi GOrhsr t %
lots each 25xiOo feet on tho south side Of Faltonave
near stoneayo for $3.50 each. aud two lots on HerIme
MeNamee purchased for $3.50 q lot 20x100 feet on tne
south side OF Hartst 535 feet west Of Broadway ot
9TiG 10 feet ON tho couth side of Do Kabaye. rs feet
st 81 was sold for SlO15 r. Adar.
Mr. A. Bacross purchased for $3.50 two lots each 2oxd
feet ON the south side Of Fuonaye 1445 feet west OF
Frankn.aye. for $3.50 each. Five los, eonenellS on
the Southwest of Fulton and btOneaV each '
2Ox1OO feet were bought by Mr D. Webb Tor SyO cael
Two ots each 20xI00 feet on the south side OF alt9
aye rs eet cas-. OF sackan-st, were bought by Mr. W.
sey for t175 each Mr. II Disbrow bought lot adioin
ing, sane dimensions above for $500, and MI w.
sweny purchased for $500 each thy four next adjoining
lots, same size as the Others. lot, 20x99 feet on
tGe northeast corner OF Atlantic and Brookynayts was
bought by Mr. H. Deyn FOR $50 and another on Atlantic
ave. same size, aud adjoining above, for slfo MI; j.
r. Toucey boght tho next four adjoining lots and OF
same slze for sSI5, ana two Tor $3.50 MT A. l. n1
bought tho adjoining ,o same size for $685. and Ar
L. o. GRADY the ne II two Tor ssI5 each. Mr.. Grady afo
bought lot same size, Oh the adjoining corner ol II
on 81 Andrews place commencing the northeast cor
ner Of Atanticve bought, the first two by Mr. A.
irG II SO by I Mr. ''0 t. Davis for ss25 Mr. john Daily
bought the three adjoining lots, 2OxgO het
each. for s52j each, and Mr. ]. Jenkins the
next four. same Dimensions for $3.50 e0oh Mr.. j. T.
T0ucey bought the lot, 2S6x355 feet on the southeast
Of Herkimerst and st. Andrew spaee, Tor svoo
and Mr DAILY the adjoining three lots, same sze ON
Herklmor-s for s725 each. Mr. r. schwoider bought
for $50 each i've lots 2Ozs9 feet eae on tue 9r'n sE
Atantic-aye 100 feet east OF Hudson-ave Mr. H. DIS
brow bought three lots each 2SOo ise' on EhS
ave, for 500 each, and three lots same ~ SIZE.
knsave. for sl0O six lots, adjoining above and
each 20xOOG fcot the south side OF be-
eSeS seTs eo%aeaeins ESQ feet east Of Nosrandaye
were bought by Mr.. H. NJ. Neidham for $3.50 each Mr.
avenue and on Hckory-st. dimensions, for 500
each and H. NJ Neidham bought tho six next adjoining
lots the and on the street for 1870 eaeh Mf
H. Adar purchased four lots, each 2zlOo ON Gatesa'e
Iates, for $500 each.
BY ADRIAN n. MILLER
The two twostory and attic brick houses with lots each
5OxlOO IT, aud known as Nos aud 294 Edrdgcst, No
qo2 being on the northwest Of Broome and Ed
ridgests were sold to Mr. David Dayny for s3975o 20
per cent to remain on bond and mortgage Seven lots
each 255x75.5 r., situated sxthave., were sold
Ssr Of ssthave. and Fiftyseyent6,st, to Mr.
Francis Blessing for si,05o next TO Mr.. James Gal
way for $4,000: next three 10 same purchaser Tor
tlO0jO each next 10 Mr. Bumham for sll.0OO and the
next 10 Mr. Monhemer for tll150. Mr.. Henry Joseph
bought three lots situated the south side OF my
egtst between Fifth and sixthayes each lot ?;Xloo5
feet $50 each. lot 70 feet west OF the above ah
OF the same Dimensions, sold for $3.50, and the
adjoining two lots, each 2xOo6 feet were sold TO MI
BY JAMES L. MILLER.
Three lots Eghty-fourthst, $50 feet cast Of Fifth
ave- 2OsIO22 feet each sold TO p Poole for $500
each There were several lots adjoining which sold as
follows: three for tl59SO; three to Mr. Wagbun at
$500 each; one to hr "lians n{ ior eS,,Oy So,,Ov'
go feet from Itas,ye & 90 sSIa 70 igo tt
east OF Ffthaye 2OxtO22 IT, each. were bought by G.
kron for ST. 600 each Two lots onehundredaudfory
hrstst; 2 IT, rom ~ :, sl Soping besr We're
fonr lots which r. H. Hunter bought for $ls25 each ana
next adjoining two other lots, which T. Locker
b0uehf Tor 81 $50 each beside these were four other lots
for which the laGt-named buyer gave s2V2S each.
The tvostorv frame house. with lot No 4s West One
hundred nnthst lot 22x9sl feet was sold to
and 25xlOO3 fecr.
bought by Enrich for I5 f. ROrke took four lot. on
Dennau Onehundred and forty-seventhst, nt sisO
each Two lots on the same street were so9 ~ T. hely
for s2;5 each; also, two ots adjoining for S2lS each'
J.. H. LUDLOW 4 90.
Four lots on tho northeast corner OF One-hundredard
thiretbst and lXtbave. and two lots adOnng On one
hundred thirtetli-rt, were SlozoV
and lease OF lot No 70 Warrons between College place
and Greenwic-st, sold for slO50O lease TO run tor
90 years from November last, on two lots on the
south side OF Forty ghth-et., west OF FutiAve,
which provides for three renewals OF u years. s3id 20
MIR stanley for 5000 The lots are 25xl00S &C. each they
realize ground Of 500 per annum One lot In West
95xgel It. MAS bought by Mr.. McGill for s6OO. Two
lots ou the east side of Tenthaye 81 f. north Of Sixty
hfthst, each 2jNl00 IT,, went for $500 bought 10y A
Ward on tho same avenue, between FiftysecOnd and
Fflythrdsts two lots 251OO IT, each, brought $4,000
each.
one hundred and sixty three parcels Of property were
sold IN NeW-Nork to-day for SllS00.