New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-02
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Monday, June 1, 1853.

NEw-YoRK Monday, June /, 1853
o,r real estate men pass this beautiful Gay
o. lima preparing for the auction sales OF the morrow
"wednesday and Thursday. 1t would be well II the aOOI
,y nortion OF this community we're in posiuoh "
chase or comprehend the necessity OF owning one "
many building sites to be offered for sale durinE W
,nt week and which may be possessed on SO easy 80
,rbe man who content to live TO the close oi NE h
yaying rental to wiser person neither ~
claims OF his family nor the people with whoi" ~ - 49,,
ar man hopes in these days to perform 'e Pt -, en-
s,erfect citizen he must either become II Ia 90
land he must have a direct interest AZ ~ ~ -,
80 order his expenditures that tnere W. ,1', -
sufficient acoruing from his earnings 10 s' - - 800
cessors an opportunity TO complete "h"' "o I' S.,
oood hint failed 10 accomplish. The man WIZ uocS io'
row own the roof under which he lives Is comparative
oonentity-he Is at best mere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ="
nav large Increased per centage on every assessment
for the Improvement Of property IN "hch he nas 10
~ IN sociefy NAV be remeded Every day
tror, NOW until the close OF summer thefe may 70 VI
nad as viii be seen by reference 10 our rear a
lots i'm Brooklyn lots in HobOken, lOls III
JnwOOd or at BayOnne and Bergen, as may De uV SId
NewYork IL not mentioned IN 's b he SHARED
tng site I'm this city IS not 10 ne Possosseu y mart
man or mechanic lot 25xlO0 feet on haDtOe R9 h
of Manhattan Island, is only TO be secured Dy tn9se
know when Potter Is Gney ana hHw ao Sowever in
DrOpOses 10 remain quiet PrOYldence' ~
KS care for man. has reserved the suburbs Ior tne Po
nDd industrious who have no love for dwelling In damp
cellars beneath the roof OF nye-sOry IeneihehtS
mad and Steamboat are Obtainable here alone IN tnese
DAYS of exorbitant rents and high prices OF
propertv is il possible to obtain home ana an invest
e1t IN lands on the lines OF the railroads eadng ou on
the CITY, or on the outskirts Of Brooklyn cOuu not ian III
very short time To produce considerable interest," vi
the primal outlay. Let men, ana women, tO0 OI
crate means consider the prOprety OF purchasing SUP
urban residence no further away in reality thah
street. they will experience in the change OF IOcaIo
many comforts not thought OF, and give Oegnns
aO To those who come after hem whereby they may %
enabled occupy position ofnhuence ana OF lnoelenu
in life ,. .,,.. 90 1yt
1eenh Ward of Brooklyn property to close the estate OF
John b. HOnstain, and made
BY KELSEY & CORNwELL" ~, =.
The twOstOry attic and basement frame mouse VIII oo'
10 SKIS feet on the eastery side Of Leonardst eOenc
INC AT nont n feet south from DeyOe-st, was pur-
chased by f. Shewen 5000 TwOstOry attic ana base
ent frame house with lot 2Ox75 feet and adjoining the
above was sold TO a Mr. Mitchell for $i,275 The two
story and cellar frame house with lot ieet
adjoining was sold Fred. Shewen for $3.50 The three
story frame house with lot 185X75 feet, adjoining was
also purchased by MI Shewen for 81 500 The threeory
frame house with lot lS6X75 feet, ADJOINING sofa LOT
81 GOO aud was bought by Mr.. Shewen.