New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
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BROOKLYN.


Notwithstanding tho extensive sales Of houses and
building sites located in Brooklyn accomplished yester-
lay in NewYOrk by the Messrs Johnson Miller thefe
MAS strong disposition manifested by many VINO NJ
tended that sale, and who have identified themselves
with previous purchases in the "City Of Churches 10
possess the more eligible offerings to-day OF tle Mes9s
Wyckof Little and more than one person VINO was i"'e
for the opening Of the sale az the PhenN buuS llo
posed a material advance the price obtained at the
poc auction in order to secure some property which 1t
was desirable 10 own either for the purposes OF specua
ion, or on which 20 erect private residences
The three threestory frame buildings on the west side
~ Marcyave commencing at point ABOUT twenty ieet
south OF Koscusko on lots 2OK6O feet eaeh ana the
,yotor, and basement frame house. 2OX3O feet, with
lot 2iOo feet on the south side Of Kosciuskost sixty
fct west OF Marcy purchased for SLAB each
DIS pc rson who preferred his not TO be made pub
Hs Tho same gentleman also bought plot 20
set on Jeflerson.st, with depth Of
M feet commencing at point 100 feet West Of Howard
30 and two lots the west side of lowardaye i3 feet
outh from Putnamavc 100 feet each by 49, and 49, for
"A s,o Two lots the northery side OF Quncyst 500
m least OF Yateaye 2Ox1OO feet each, bought by
James H. Tompiius for $3.50 No Cos Court-st, four
STORY brick dwelling aud stores, 30y52 feet,
With lot Sj1eO feet and at present rented,
was disposed OF at private sale No C21 CouItst one
story basement and subcear brick store, 2Nj? feet with
Dot 2ayao feet was bought by John II eppu FOR $500
lu 20 Cxl6XgO feet also the lot adjoining aud on the cor
Fourhplacc, 2O6X25x9O feet, on which IS brick
smokchouse, were sold 20 John II. IIeppin for $500
Fuur lots the north side OF Fonrthplaee
% feet east OF tCOurt-st, 21NlOo ieCt
each, were bought by john II. Heppln for Sl2t 1oW
4try and basement brick dwelling, 2iGXi5 feet contain
.1 sixteen ana ali improvements has Philadcl
Ilii brick front aud white marble trimmings, known ~
No leI Clnonst with lot 2i6X95N9O feet was disposed
30 Wan. Mackay for $5,sO0 No 50 COurt-st., west side
our-stOry. brick dwelling. with all Improvements. and
One lot 26xlOO feet bought by Mr. Hubbard for
tIoV SIX lots 2Ol0x9O feet the south sId0 OF Union
st. 49, feet east OF FOurtlave., and the SIX lots IN
rear 20lOx1OO feet and fronting Prcsidentst were
sold 20 Mr. Dugau S575 each Five lots on inc east
side of Howard-ave l2l feet south or Dougiass-st'
2lxIo0 feet each. were bought by Henry j. Gu
len for $22O each. Five lots on the west side al
Rsph-ave commencing about los feet south of Doug
Iass four of them being 2oxlOO feet EACH and the hfh
2oxiOtOO feet were sold TO Mr. Gackeu tor $50 each
Three lots on the north side OF Batc-st, 2oNlh feet
each, and commencing $40 feet east OF Cassonare.'
brought $50 each. and bought ny Mr. Geoi2e l.
Morgan Two lots 2jX10J feet EACH on the north Sur OF
punamave.. commencing 100 feet west OF HOW@dayG,
were sold 20 George II. Morgan for $500 eacI ono ot
feet the northwest corner OF Howard anu Ihl
uaIuaVcs, was bought by Capt. Waddy for s%2j The
three lots adjoining HOWardave., -XlW Rect edqh.
sold to James r. Smith for $50 each Fort! seven
plots 81 ground aud few houses were sold ana rt"AO
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