The New York herald., 1868-02-13

forming three lots SO 5-l2 feet on the avenue and
81 feet on the street. The house is very substan'
TALLY built, first Class, three stories, high base
ment and subcellar, Philadelphia brick front.
24x3S feet, with large piazza in front and on the
SIDE has all the modern improvements, hot and
cold water, bath, speaking tuhes,. gas, marble
manteis, &c. The avenue lots are laid out as
garden, with grape vines, fruit and shade trees,
shrubbery DC. Purchased by Stephen b. Wildey
Tor sl5,s5O, OF which s. 600 can remain on mort
gage.
Messrs. Allen 4 Brown, H. Henriques, auction
eer offered for sale, by direction Of John s. Giles
executor, three three-story brick houses and lots
known as 2os. 2lo and 2l2 Spring street,
respectively l8 feet 8 inches, Is feel inches and
IS feet inches front, and an average depth of
o. !oo ieet. They were knocked down 40 foNows--
Sky per cent OF the purchase money to remain
ON Sno mortgage at the option OF the purchaser No.
zoS TO n. Goodstein. for $ll,l00; No. 2l0 to Mar
garet Mullin, for fl0,6O0, and No. 2l2 to Mr..
Terrance, for $l0,500.
;, sale OF building lots on Madison avenue, Fifty.
th,ra ana Fifty.fourth streets, was commenced ny
Adrian II. Muller, but stopped after . few only
had been disposed OF, the prices offered did not
reach the expectation of the owner. Tho follow
ing were sold:-Four lots the north side of Fifty
third street, commencing l25 feet east Of Fifth
avenue, at $4,000 each, to Thomas Mcclellan,
ana four adjoining the above to j. 8. Malcolm, at
s9,750 each; three lots on Madison avenue, 100
leet north OF Fifyfourth street, to G. D.. Peck, at
ana two os on the P0 da
to Mr.. Peck, at So, $50 each.
It's currently stated that the Sun Mutual In
surance Company have disposed Of their building
AZ Wall street to the United States Trust Com
pany for s400 900, aud have leased front rooRs in
the building now erecting In Wall street, opposite
the Custom House, by the New York Life aud
Trust Company, TO which they will remove in
lst May next.
The following lots, forming part Of the estate Of
Martin Zlrowski were sold yesterday by h. II.
Ludlow CO.:--One lot, northeast corner Eighty.
eighth street and Tenth avenue, 25.2xl00, $4 900;
east Tenth avenue, 25xl00.S, $2,275; two lots ad.
joining, $2,2o5; four lots adjoining. $4,000;
one lot ;, adjoining, $4,000 four lots ,ad ad.
two lots adjoining, $500; two lots ad.
joining, $4,000; two lots adjoining, $2,375;
four lots Eighty-ninth street, 200 feet east ot
Tenth avenue, 25xlO0.s. each $2,050; two lots ad-
joining 81 100; four lots adjoining 81 100; three
lots adjoining, 81 $50; two lots adjoining $3 100;
four lots adjoining l25 feet west OF Ninth avenue,
$2,l73. Four lots southeast corner Of Broadway
and Hghty-ninth street. together lOs.5xl0S,
One lot northwest corner Tenth avenue and Eigh-
ty-eghth street, 25.5xl00, 81 45o; one lot adjoin-
ing, ON Tenth avenue, 25.5xl00, 81, ,925; two lots
4TdJoining, T s2s7s three lots adyjo1nng $1,000.
Seventh avenue, each 25xl00.5, SIS, 900.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
Yesterday was one of the busiest days In trans.
actions in Brooklyn real estate "witbn the recol-
to the prices realized most noticeable one. The
best sales were those made at the city sales
room by J. Cole, who was favored by congre-
gaon OF capitalists, comprising many belonging
to this city, who In their eagerness to Sc
cure some OF the lots offered sent them
kitng to the extent that prices were obtained
far in advance OF even what was hoped for, much
less expected. The following are the particulars
Of the sale:-Four Gothic cottages on the east aide
OF Hamilton street. distant 275 feet south from
Myrtle avenue. The houses next to Myrtle avenue
25 by SO feet inches the others ~ feet wide by
~ feet inches deep exclusive of piazza In front.
The houses are two story, with attic and basement
and contain ten rooms zach, bathroom, gas, &C.;
and each house has a lot and . half of land with
i. Those nearest Myrtle avenue were purchased
by Moses Levi for s6.400, the others by
Henry I. Smith for 81 ,450. Five lots on
the north side of President street, 200 feet west
Of Court, each 70 feet front by roo feet in DEPTH
sold as folows-The three nearest Court street
to George 4. Archer for IS $685. the two others TO
j. ID. Polhemus for SO ,s59
A three story basement and sub-cellar brick
house, with msstic front, No. 80 Hoyt street,
tanning thirteen rooms, five marble mantles,
CRATES, sliding DOORS French windows, hot
aud cold water, range, gas and bathroom. water
closet, &C.; connected with sewer, laundry, with
stationary tubs, &c. House 20 by 40 feet, with
extension ~ by rs feet Lot 20 by SO feet Was
knocked down to Daniel Glacklin for 81, 800, Of
which. by the terms of the sale, $1,000 caa re.
main on bond and mortgage.
A Gothic three story and cellar brick store, IL
feet front by ia feet deep, No. 243 Fulton street.
lot IL feet front by l5l feet deep, the building
built in the most substantial manner OF the best
materials. with splendid ornamental front. has
water, gas, heater, outside iron gates to store
&C., one Of the most desirable business stands in
the city, being the junction of Clinton street
and surrounded by first class stores, was pur.
chased by Hart Brothers for SAT ,75o, Of which
half can remain on mortgage.
No. 324 Washington avenue, three story and
cellar frame house, piazza in front, cupola, &c,
was next put mp. IL Is ~ feet front BY 81 feet
deep, with extension 50 feet deep, seventeen
rooms, besides buffers pantry and large open
garret, marble mantels, water closets, finished in
The most substantial manner; has sliding doors,
French windows, hot and Geld water, gas, bath
rooms, ranges. hot.ar pipes from furnace in eel
far, kitchen aud laundry well fitted up. The par.
iors have statuary, marble mautels and silver
trimmed CRATES. The cellar is cemented and di-
yided into rooms. The grounds well arranged
and stocked with fruit trees and shrubbery, grape.
vines, &c. On the Hamilton street front is good
stable and carriage house. This was knocked
down to Henry Johnson for els, $50.
Two lots ad joining the above, each 25 feet front
by ll3 feet inches ia depth, were purchased by
William J. Buckley for S. G00 and four lots in the
rear, fronting Oh Hamilton street. to John vii.
lamson for s., $50. Besides the above the follow.
ing first class houses, somewhat similar to the last,
only OF brick. which are so well known as scarcely
to need description, were sold - foilows:--
No. "a Livingston street three story attic base
ment aud sub-cellar brick house. 30 feet inches
in front; twentysix rooms, besides billiard rooms;
1cVen marble Hdnlrirt tleHt ubTble
two bathrooms. to w. w. Rose. for $40, 900.
No % Livingston street, Is feet front, seven.
teon rooins seven marble mantels, bathroom, &C.,
to James Raymond for SIS. 200.
Nos. 7s and so Clinton streets, tWo three story at
tic. basement and sub-celar brick hofses; sixteen
rooms, seven marble manieis. &C., each house 70
feet inches front by AZ feet deep, for sl5 900
each, ono TO Mrs. Van Welt, tho other to Samuel
j. Valentine.
Nos. 235 and 237 Hicks street two three story at.
tie, basement ard sub cellar brick houses; niue
teen rooms, seven marble inantsls, gas, water and
bathroom lots rs x30 feet, for il2 500 each one 10
5. u. Hilton, the other t0 ). y. stewart Two
vacant lots on Schermerhorn street; one "a feet l
inch in width. the other - feet aud each "a feet
In depth, sold as follows The larger to w. w.
Rose tor $3.50, the other TO George w. Mead for
s6 400, and two lots Garden street. near Jorae
mon, purchased by Henry q. Murphy. Jr., for
$3.50, closed the sale. At the New York saFs-
rooms Me,srs. johnson & Miller offered for sale
thrco three story brick houses on Union
street, about midway between Columbia
and ucks with lots .nch 10 feet Z