New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
NEW-JERSEY.


Total-l7 pieces OF property for SSo,7So.
NEw-JERsEY
As the Spring opens real estate In almost all portion, a,
New-Jersey is looking up and many gentlemen frons
NewYork owaing property there are making prepaIa.
Ss posed Villages ali along the lines Of he raroaG p
Elizabeth Newark, Clifton, Boiling Springs. Paterson
Passaic, Westned, and many other places, property IL
advertised for sale and houses going up west
field Is situated the Central Railroad, hour from
New.YOrk, and is pleasant village Of about 2coO in
habitants It has good religious and educational ad-
vantages and. from the influx Of New Workers. there q
constantly increasing demand for real estate and hou
and lots are selling rapidly at good prices Two de-
sirlbe houses here advertised in another column.
Some very fine lots for sale at Clifton on the line Of
the Erie Railway, so minutes from foot Of Chamberst
The locality is unsurpassed for health.
correspondent sends us the following real estate
from Boiling sprngs Daniel Van Winkle has sod his
farm adoing the depot TO NewYork buyers
for $4,000 James Barclay has sold his farm Of Is
for sl2OOo, and cottage and one acre for ceo-
Fan BONA ae saes The Following building. are i. pro-
cess of erection: Rutherford Park Hotel t0oco dwell.
foT Mr. sI GsG Dean 600 for r oSertOn 5000 cs
Cooper, 10000 for Thos. Duane. 5000 for r. Hussey
o0 feT 'GE E. Z caTtT f. 800 100 i for Mr. DaHne S Ia
sr s%op'' $500 tS5 @ Mrs harm 800 wsssSs ssS
sSo KS5SS!f'IS barn, w. VAN S0 zandt SS .oea S
completed in May. In addition about $4,000 worth
estimated that buildings will DO put up this year The
OF the locality has been changed 70 hutneIiorc
in other parts of the states Hewet Bakey OF Northamp
ton r. " mas bought b1 acres Freehold read part
of the Potter farm with buildings for $500 AT TTen
ton the SaxOny Mills sold the other day az sheIf8
sale to Mr. James Brook for $2 go Thirtyfor feet on
Broads late the property OF Jesse Redman second oo
south of the hotel Robert s. Downing have been sold
Adam Exton for $4,000 tenant house with sx acres ot
land situated the Pennington road, was recently SOLD
dwelling G feet 'front.' three doors north OF the City Ba
and adjoining the shoe store OF John Barnett was sold
the othcTday for $1,000. The property No. os Bruno
wckt Newark has been sold to Robert Bruce VI New.
York. The lot Of Broad and Southsts., lo1N
feet been sold to Alderman Rabotham for fl,f9.
The LATE residence OF Slas Ford, Br0adst, Newark
las been sold Mr. A. Parkhurst for $4,000 AaronI0l
Price purchased the pr rty 25xlO0 feet on the souh
west corner OF Market ahd Washlngtonsts, for t3tol
vacant lot 2O19O feet, Pennsyyaniaaye has been
sold for $50. Mrs. Alyea purchased the place No.
80 HamiltOn-st for A,OOo... The large threestory
brick building the corner Of Hiram and Nelson
SIS. NeY-ir1nswick, the property Of Mr.. Peter A
Van Deventer, wac sold short time since to
Mr.. Jepiha RnnyOn OF NEWMARKET for f5,0o0...-
The residence OF the late John Garreton Bound Brook
has bought by Mr.. j. ID. voorhees, for $500 Mr..
Voorhees, has also bought IL acres including dwelling,
belonging 10 heirs Of Samuel Adams, In Warren Town
shin for $500 The brick dwelling house belonging TO
John Whtenack has been sold 10 Patrick Sheran for
$500 Mr. Wm b. Ogden OF Chicago II II said
| is about 10 erect 400 houses In Hudson City 81
| at average cost OF $4,000 each. he ovns
property in tho main valued at from 10000 10
$4,000 The houses in question viii be built for rent
and will constitute town all Of themselves 20 be called
Ogdensviie. Mr. Williams recently sold large house on
Walnut st Orange, 10 Nr James Barra OF New York for
sl6jOO MIR COndit has sold his cottage house
the corner OF william and Mulberry sts, " Mr.. l. II.
| Stephenson for $500,