New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
REAL ESTATE.

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out from depression incident upon the uhia'Ol"D'o
,ta ~ the weather or because too much property was
offered at a time OF because some OF that put UP W." o
what buyers cared to invest In, q great ue"i 'n" VOC
went very slowly, and some coud hos DC u"uo
60 go at all. or the latter was portion vi 'e ~ % ~
walters estate consisting Of some % lots on hlgh'h anu
Ninth-aves Oue-huDdred neutrality-suspicious. one
hrnd,ad and twenty fifth and One hundred and
twenty sixth. sis. This property has been
acad in the market least once before this season. by
anotber arm bus found purchasers, aud to-day the
uetionoer after starting lot on the south side oi one
l25 feet east OF Tenth-ave'
and vsiny trying find bidders, struck it down for
a OOo but a. no called suppose 1t was not
Od Attempts 20 sell the adjoining lot aud also one on
che south side OF were
attended with no hettcr success.
Another erm offered some property on Norfolk and
Fortys,It-ss That the former street consisted OF
a lot of land with a three-story brickfront house and
store known as No SO NorfOlk-st, west sde between
Hester and Grandsts The lot ia 25xlOO feet and the
mouse 22xls feet good order and furnished with gas
and water throughout 1t was struck down foF slS'oV
The Fortysxt-st property comprised two lots on the
orth aide OF that street. commencing $50 feet east oi
Tenth-svei Of the lots is 2oxlOo4 feet ana
1he other 251lOO feet aud they sold together Tor
a2760.
The only sales made by the Messrs A. Bleecker Son
81 Co, to-day. @ fine farm OF 50 acres OF hlghy
cultivated land, pleasantly situated on high ground
with fne view Of the village of Flushing, L. L. adjoiD-
1ng tie farms Of Messrs. Henry Elliott Thomas Whit
aou and William Smart and bounded on the north by
0mal stream OF The property Is one mile from
che railroad depot and quarter Of mile FROM landing
Sor manure reland's MIL There are three dwelling
houses the place together with all the necessary out
buildings &c. aud an abundance OF fruit Of all kinds;
She buildings twOstory frame house 2sxSs putt I'D
che best manner filled with brick, finished from cellar
garrett marble msntels parors, hard walls through
out; a wing, Onest0ry and ATTIC. finished basement
att
ehsren, with a ano weh OF water ut the door
also One-stOry and attic house, SALT, with finished
basement and hall passing through the center OF said
bOuse, finished throughout; also story and attic house.
with basement flashed throughout lsxls; main barn.
e6Kls as t. pOstsl. with howell 23x6O s It, posts and
6OohOuse and stables with hayOft attached. lSxl0 nc
It pOsts3 cOrn-erh lsx2O wagOnshed lsX25, carriage
mousse with vegetable cellar 1ox26 also fine poultry
gard and henery. All the above houses aud Oubuidngs
ere In good repair Tue farm well fenced throughout
partly with and partly posts and rails BY the terms
OF sale per OF the purchase money may remain on
BOND and mortgage Mr John Clark the purchaser,
paying 1850 Also four lots on the west side OF Nos
1randave. Brooklyn commencing 10 It. south OF VIII
soughbyave 95TloO H. Terms of SALE as those
nnder which the lst property sold Purchased by
Mr. James Sweet for $50 each
Probably the successful sale that took place TO
gay except the last was made By the Messrs. johnson
Miller and consisted Of factory and other Brooklyn prop
rty. This property attracted great attention, and the
bidding was generally brisk. We quote as below; plot
OF ground South Fft-st north sde 90 feet ront aud
Eear, and 956 aud s3 feet In depth. IS feet west from
Second aud about block from the East River. Half
OF the plot offered Is improved property. and contains
shree buildings substantial three-stOry and cellar
srok factory 2OK0 feet ~ inches walls throughout and
windows all around brick building Of the charao
tROstOry aud cellar 25x4O and lighted every sides
also story aud cellar brick STABLE lOx2S feetwere
cold to Mr.. Chichester at t7.7O0. The other pOr
lions OF the plot that to SecOnd-st.
Regarded valuable vacant lots. and dcSira-
Die for manufacturing purposes. were not sold
no 90 Eleventh SIDE 90 feet south Of South Bee
ond-st, containing threestOry hghbasement and
eub-cear brick house. feet, with 70
water marble maute gas convenient closets. paBtres
60. In fine order and connected with sewer trans
cerred TO Col MeserOle for 5000. The southeast
corner OF Eleventh aud South 6ecOndsts. - feet on
South second-St aud 80 feet Elevenhst. which
history brick building 15x5O feet and frame exton
oOn 2oKSO feet and lighted on both sides purchased
BY Mr.. j. Balne The adjoining lot on South seconds.
Ks0 feet aud threestOy frame house. q feet front
with twostOrY extension, IN which nine ROOMS and
wash house, and laid to rent for about 800
year, was knocked down to Mr. VIM COnselyea at
es4a5. fullsEe lot Deyoest. north SIDE commend
tuK $50 feet wea Of Ewen-st, with twOstory and brick
basement hlghtoOp brick house. 2xSO feet containing
cine rooms three marble mantels, folding doors TO
parOrs gas fixtures throughout water and water
closets connected with sewer aud aey-way yard and
adjoining house and lot OF similar and description,
was also bought by Mr.. COnselyea at tl,O5O.
Three Ssory and basement brick houses, with brown
atone trimmings les feet front by 50 feet deep, plot
of ground Divsionave.. north side IOl6 feet
deep. and commencing 80 feet west Of Tenthst,
cold % the Messrs Thomas Higgins and william John
aton for t9775 each Erhe houses eontain and
Easement have piazzas iron railing, two marbemanels
NRterin basement and back piazza, and sewer cOee
eions Seven building lots Peunst north sde 2xiOO
yect each and commencing feet east OF Marcyave,
purchased By Mr. c. Lowere for t6S each Elk lots
on west aide Of BedfOrdave., commencing at River
OF, south side, 20 feet width EACH and
respectively s55 IS. s7 SAL 1913, S32 feet in depth.
sud an adjoining Bedfordave., 2SIix35 feet were
sold TO Mr. G. Lowerre for sSO6 each fun lot With
crsst Is feet from 5mithst, and threestSry frame
house with large extension containing II cellars
nnd Closets purchased by Mr. Rogers for OO No
1A LOrimer-s, 100 feet from Grandst, lot 2xiOO feet
and house 2OxSs feet bought by Mr. T. Avery for
o3sOo iGe house IA twostOry hieh-basement and sub
cellar Frame with nine rooms marble-mantes gaspipes
water, &C., and connected with sewer. No. Il Boerum
bt full lot, 100 feet from Lorimerst disposed OF
20 Mr.. William jackson for t2,5Oo There Is a
EvOst0y cottage and large extension the lot which
contains rooms, with pantries and closets court
yard in front and porch over the door No. Ninths
oKi2s feet and 100 feet from South Thrdst on which Is
twosory attic and basement cottage about 80 feet
heep the house has eight finished rooms a largo open
nttc and good cellar gasnKtures throughout water in
Che basement and second floor and hydrant IN yard and
81 connected with sewer sold for $500 Mr. VIM
sweeney. Possession OF the last four houses to DO
given May /. but the rents TO the purchaser
after March q.
Mr. Joseph NcGuion sold the valuable fvestcry brick
eenement house. with lct No Az East feminist, between
Avenues and D. The lot is situated the north side
OF Tenh-s and 25x9l9 IT, The present amount