New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday May 7, 1858.
Auctioneefs and the owners of property were
delighted by those in attendance at the Exchange Sales
room to-day. The bids were rapid, and the prices op
taned cannot be quoted fair TO mddng but as goOu
EVERYBODY seemed disposed to buy and much larger
amount Of real estate than that disposed Of could readily
have been sold arrangements had been made TO oer u
today. Buildings Of every character are now peinE
erected in almost every part Of the city, ana lrePaI
tiOns are being made TO commence others o Ino
Young Mems Christian Association propose 70 % nav
constructed magnificent edifee opposite ths TfS
Of Design, on the Of Fourthaye; anu @ rtaTe
fhirdst The new Church Of the Messiah, o ooIrnetion
and Is rapidly @ Ses Church build
ings in this city. On Fifth, MaIlsson. there
avenues and on Thirty MN anu now constructing
The lots sold to-day at the Central PARK Will VIII asIrI an 20
somebody an opportunity TO increase sue ''u0 "a O
ings commenced II not completed ID IoO0'
NULLER p Ea,ysSdf r. Sldaifs cSrSSr GCr Of Fifth
e opS "a FffVSintbst situate directly opposite the
grand entrance TO the Central PARK ana on he eoatem
plated Plaza 70 & be a 2S9 pppe Of enaTgng the entrance
sold for $500 The lot 25xloO feet adjoining the above
ls We're purchased respectively for &OO and
$1,000 The lot 25x1O5 feet IN rear OF the above, and
fronting on Fifty yninth;t ST. sold 9 ! fET $4,000
No 1I4 suIokst. house with lot 2S1loo feet brought
200 Lot 25xlOo feet on the south side Of Fifty
st. $50 feet east from Seventh ave, was sold for I75
No St. Marksplace house 25x5S feet and lot 25xlO7A
feet, was purchased for S2700.
BY A. J. BLEECKER, SON & co.
The fvestOry brOwnst front store with lot No 40
Maiden lane, north side, between Nassau and William
feet in 'front.' % feet in by 1856 feet deep
the SIDE and 1855 feet the eastery sde building
the lot and in good order has patent
and brick basement concrete and gravel roof fire.
proof vault watercOses and cOalcears under the side
walk $4,000 obtained. Two lots 241lX75 feet and
25x991 feet situate Seventh-aYe. and One-hundred
andhirty rst-st, and rs feet from the northwest
OF Seventhave. and One-hundredandth thirty1irst-
st., were purchased by r. H. Beebe for $500 The
property in Westchester County known the Hitchcock
Homestead, containing about 20 Of good land,
divided into meadow plOwed land and garden plots'
with fine orchard OF bearing apple trees, and an a3un
dance Of nearly all other kinds Of fruit pears peaches
cherries, &e the land is situate the old Boston ROAD
leading from West Farms TO Wilamsbrdge ana OInVIe
sides by LOriards land, and the other by T. Lorll-
1hrd's Lane has stone wall fences on every poualS
abound In fine springs Of excellent Water ana mas gOo9
well; the buildings consist Of large double tWOstOIy
frame house. 1Ox3O feet with an extension ~ Iee ana s
stories high conveniently arranged, contains rooms
beside good cellar, fine milk room. and stone hcllen
back OF and adjoining the dintngroomi tle OtIier
buildings q barn 40 feet square, a stable Ior
-FOUR horses, good sheds, hennery, smoke-house'
cOrnhOuse and good stable for horses aud cows G "
RyersOn purchased the property for $3.50 an acre Inc
Onestory basement, and attic frame house 2Ox32 ieet
containing nine rooms, situate on ParkplaGe, near
Mebster-ave., RavenswOOd, and fronting on the East
River together with the plot Of land lOOx20 feet on the
OF which, Rutledgest Is barn ana TWO staDes,
sold close the estate of John T. Mae deceased was
bought by r. q, Van Moist for $4,oOO