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BROOKLYN.

M. James Coles son had welattended and success
fu sale OF Prospect Park lots at the PhenN Buildings to-
day. The grounds Fifthave and President and Car
Toilsts.. formerly belong 70 the POlhemus Estate ton
which there very elegant mansion AZ feet front by
about sc feet deep, built in the best manner
containing IS rooms, fitted up in tie most
costly style, with all the modern i'm
improvements together with large stable in the rear
bowling alley &c have been parceled into 81 otS 2oNOV
feet each eight of which Ffhave, and 10 ON Car
rost aud Ike number ON PIcsidentSt tOnr oI he
Fthave., aud the adjoining 10 on Caif9isl IN
cludng mansion and stable were purchased ny VII
liam II. Tyler for S3i.5OO The remaining four lots on
Tifthave. and the four adjoining on Presdentst were
sold to James Rusher for 5000 Mr. Rusher secured
the four adjoining PreSideutst for $500 The
other seven lots were sold Mr. Tyler in parcels OF three
and four for S0O and No. 90 ClermOnave, hne
residence twO-stOry attic and cellar but OF BRICK, con-
tanning thirteen rooms six marble mauiles furnace m
cellar. and cold water bath room, parlofs ele
gany fescOed and pantedn water cOOls ground glass
doors and fOdn 2dOOrs hail. every thing IN perfect order
with lot 25xl25 IT, bought by r. f. storche. together
with the adjoining lot 25xl25 feet for Sl64o This lot
contains greenhouse, l3Xls feet. aud finely hted up
The treestOry and cellar brick house 2OXj feet contain
ing rooms, marble mantles Gas, &C. all m perfect or
der with feet situate on the south SIDE OF Ia
cihc.st ls feet from ClassOnave were sold 10 John
Dorian for S4.lOO Thrtylne parcels Of land were sod
To d SJs{yJ.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing purchase will find it for their interest to AL
vertise THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation Is
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THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value an
advertising medium.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYORK, Wednesday. March IS, 1853.
The class of men who gathered at the New
York Auction Mart yesterday morning mostly
strangers there, many of them having from Eliza
BETH N j. to attend the sale OF the late Gen. Winfield
scOtts estate az Elizabeth n j. advertised TO take place
here to-day. Elizabeth is of the most attractive ana
thriving suburbs Of the city IL is easy OF access ana pre-
Icnts many indu -ments to those seeking Out-oto"h
residences and yet wishing to enjoy some oi
the advantages Of city life. Real estate IN
Elizabeth has for several years past felt the uenee o
NewIork immigration and has advanced III some cases
more rapidly than in the metropolis Inc l"S SOFA
today brought good prices although the gentleman VINO
conducted the sale seemed dissatisfied with the result
and withdrew some of the property Perhaps the most
of that sold was struck TO the owners agent, such
an impression was prevalent among the gentlemen who
were gathered around the statd The following
reports
A n. MULLER +. r. WILKINS e. co.
One lot on the northeast of Jchcrsonave. and
Jersey-s Elizabeth N j. 25xl5O feet to Mr. Sullivan for
tl7oO one lot the north side of Jerscyst. adjoining
the last 25xl5o feet to Mr. Bocman for 5000 Nine lots
ON the north side Of Jersey St. commencing 80 feet east of
JeGerson-ave each 2jxl5O feet to Mr. sullivan for s575
each The two-sory aud attic brick and stone mansion
house with two wings attached tamel each two stories
high gas aud water, situated ON the northwest cor
ner hIadsOn-ave and Jcrscyst lot 15SSXl3O2NlONG3
feet was also struck down to Mr. Sullivan for 900 All
above property IL desraby situated, ana was
sold with The privilege OF 30 per cent Of the purchase
money remaining bond and mortgage for three or five
Years. Mr. Muller also sold three lots on the west sde o
Ninhave., T5G feet north OF NinetySXthSt each 212N
100 feet 20 Mr. George Taylor for $1,000 each; So mort
gage remains Oh the whole plot.
Another firm sold the brick house No. 4G Perry-st.
between FOurth-st and Waverv-pace. with lot 2'N''
and the brick house ON the rear for $1,000 40 per ce 70
remain mortgage. The front house Is tliee s'OIeS'
high stOOp, and the rear four stories.
Fftceu parcels OF property disposed o at auction
here to-day fOr SJ7,5'5
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
Suction Sales Of Rsul Gstatr.
Anrr.r MrLLrr. Auetioneer.

ADRIAs w. MULLER Auciioneer INC :.
A UCTI0N SALE of so valuable LUIS, situ-
shave, opposite Central Park Madison % sna h
65th 10Th, nh 85th 0b and l5h
An H. MULLER, p r. rIIKINS Co viii SILL a. suction "h
THURSDAY March ~ at y O'Clock at the Exchange SaeSToom %
III Broadvav \. Y,
5rH-ANE-2 Lots. e. S5tlrst OpD. Central PARK
MADISOE-ANE--4 Lots. b. g.o Of bJhst
MADISON-AYE-4 Lots, n. ". opr 6ith-st
9Th ANE8 Lots side Comprising the entire front between
Col and 67tl-sts
JDAyE-3 Lots west side. between 18th and lIsthsis
G5TH-ST.A Lots, south side. 200 n. east % 5iha
65TItST-2 Lots north side. q n. west Of Madson-sVe.
e6lItSr-6 Lots, south side 100 A. east Of jthaye.
G6TIIST.-l Lot north side. 96 n Of Madsnn-aye
66rHST.-9 Lots north side loo q. west Of Fourth
67TH-ST-8 Lots south side 100 a. west Of Fourthase.
I6IH-ST.-2 Lots north side q q east Of Matisonave
7TIliST.-2 Lots south side. IS n Of MadisonlVe
R5TII-ST.-G Lots north side % 4. west Of Avenue A.
B6rHST-6 Lots, south side % r. ius west OF Avenue A.
G1fESr.-4 Ints north side, 200 n OF Niuth-aye
SDTIi-ST.-8 Lots south side, 90 T. Of Ninthave.
li5TIi-ST-2 Lots south side 65 r. west of Third-aye.
Terms at Maps the oGce Of the Auetonees No finest
NeH-lork t't
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6ountn Real 6statt for SaIs.

WOODWARDs COUNTRY HOMES, prac,-
w tc, ,ork wth Isl designs and plans 81 80 post paid
CBORGR WOODWARD Architect No 9l Broadway, hewfoFk
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

HOUSE AND STABLE on EAST TIIIRTY-FGFNlST.
LEXINGTONAyE-The elegant 6rsiclass isou, Ligh.,oop.
boau trout HOUSE and Lot No 2 LeIngoRaye. between
Thirty and Thiriyeighh Of Murray Hill
anng Ras River and end Of Long sard' The
House furnished So.ewood and ia WM paror door Spd
hi aood ss and blinds fourth hoor eaboae i'essgsg en-
throughout being caTeny painted as the
pio; al the modern Improvements aud Is IN comPct' order
Lot 2iBIl0O.
Also. 7
EAST THIRTY FIFTSTIhs @,tory Epg,h basement brown
HOUSE 49, ThrtT-GNhs No.
has the modern and handsomely fushed together
ocherr
stalls above ground abundant carage
high beneath could he used for stalls The house
built finished the AMI have
recently been pu complete or House 2jy4 stable 23rj lot S
sixty per Of the puhase money remain bond and
mortgage desired Maps particulars aud permits al otee OF Ave
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

60TH AUCTION SALE Of SCRANTON
~ CoAl-fhs Dslaszfr. Larkswsnas Wsstep Rs,.ss
v'Is.'5 y, vii sl b k.I. JOHN DRAPER o. xacssssrs
WEDNESDAY, MsIA A az sclosk noon 900 ns Of Coal ks,.
le L,ia wanna Reoa deliverable n their Depot sssasshpo j.
dsrax Aagi. ie6s. sAHUEL aoxN Pyssii.s. -
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
A. J. BLKEcKER, AuctiOneer.
DARTITION SALE

Il or Az ENTIRE BLOCK or SIXTYFOUR VALUABLE
LOTS ON TENTH AND ELEVENTH. IVES AND on SIXTY
SIXTH AND SIXTY -SEyENTH-STS ABSOLUTE SALE
A. j. BLEECKER SON Go. will sell anciou WEDNESDAY
March 2 at O'Clock at the Exchange Saesoom No III Broadway
the following valuable property:
TENTIIANE-S the Of the Tenthave
the side. between S1tysIh aud Sixty cnthsts.
ELEVENTHANEs of Eleyenhaye. compri
the between aud including the
Eoyenih.ave
SIXTY SIXTST-24 lots the north side Of Sxy-rhst
tending whole block between Tenth and Eleventh
SIXTY YSENENTI STA lots adjoining the named lots the
situated the south side Of eyen all OF full dimensions
The grade excellent and the situation desirable being the block
below the recently sold belonging the ~ Mrs Sarah
u THE WILL
AND WITHOUT ANY LIMITATION OR RESERVATION WHAT.
EVER per or
Maps and particulars No. - Cedarst, Of Anderson Adams
Young, Attorneys. No. 20 Nasan.st
DARTITlON SALE of REAL ESTATE
The valuable PROPERTY Of the late ckson ConkB containing
10 acres; BRICK YARDS
viii take place tie premises vsge Of NewWndsor mile south
Nesbugh the 18th day Of March 1868 at ~ o'clock
Sale peenptory. Terms made known the day Of sale
For particulars inquire Of A. SCOTT W. DICKSON New.
burgh or PETER D0RLAND. Poughkeepse N Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
9uusts anb farms @lmt,S.

TOusfs Hn0 yarms oQlaitlt0.
A FURNISHED HOUSE, centrally located,
"a WANTED by private family May for
to $50 per mouth Address HOUSE. Boz No 5000 N. Y p o.
RREWERl.-Three vacant lots wanted in
~ this City Brooklyn. builng
be converted into Brewery purchase Address
No. 1904, New York Post.
ERUIT FARM - WANTED TO PURCHASE
One worth $4,000 to $1,000 give fall partieulas quantity
aad Ands OF fruit bearing etc. etc Address FRANKLIN Tribune
WANTED-From the LIST of May, by a private
family the LOWER PAKf Of HOUSE in the City, Rent TO
be from so 70 so month Address Sth particulars. ROOMS
Boz No. NO Tribune Once
WANTED to RENT-A HOUSE on east bank
OF Hudson River for With privilege
must have and be healthy located Address particulars
q. r.. Boz No. 1854, n T. Post-Omce
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
6ountrr EtaI 6statt fur Salt.
NOR SALE at HYDE PARK. on the HI

DOR SALE at HYDE PARK. on the Hudson
grounds doining suitable either private residence Sn
holr6iug house The house eommoou and Pleasantly
the center Of the village about mile cmih oad depot
has been used A. ea~ boarin bouse, and ilrsAel e"hpe
price, To close tue Of H. r. MARSHALL deceased Per
desiring 70 uhise country residence viii 90 well 10 examine Tue
above fr iuthe prcu examine the premises il
que the executors who both reside the premises ~ tne village
n y. yEDDkR lR.eeuto-,
J. H. HORsFALL. Ni''u""
HYDE Pnrt pu'eh-'s Co. n Y, Feb Y, 1860
E'ARM for SALE in Westchester Co., n. y
outbun situate ahout Williams Bridge hne view OF
Long -nl solnL Apply No lIO Wlmst No SCENTS 1eel Apply
E0R SALE-Within one hour of New ork
deirsh" COUNTRY RESIDENCE with land TO u the purchaser
portion
and good et pfed would be taken payment II uo som be
fore Ap ~ a be leased Tor 10 satisfactory tenant
fof aJcai rqre Of J. r. MYERS. NO 81 BVad"ay or address
Prst-Onee Boz No. $50
CARMS, HOUSES and LOTS and BUILD
hh LOTS en the bank othe Shrewsbury River sDi vicinity for
h"b W fh MOAGOLD lnear railroad depot Red BsHk Mon
mouth Co. NevJersey.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Improved
vel shaded with choice fruit corner Road
Ju.ou ave-, u the Village OF Nrslcheser n \. Apply TO
JANIS r. SMITH, jr No 70 sta'est
EOR SALE-Naluable COAL PROPERTY
and MINES. y miles from Pittsburgh Pa trunk rail
thoroughly improved and stocked everything necessary
business operation with ig epo, and estlbhci trade An
ulrquse opening stock company aud s be so for less than
cost % uL.mprovel coal lands
Teras 80 100. l., cash payment. $1,000.
Ailrr,s }. G.. Post Ofice, Box No. l2e.
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saI,s hn Auttiun.
y HENRY II. LEEDS a. MTNER,

n. AuctOneer
On THURSDAY March ~ O'Clock Fourth
bet Tsenyghth and Twenty ninths
.hgs BsD who relnquhng the retail hsiDes consisting
CANT Manc Pier AMI Oval Mirrors richly framed Pier Vases Stands
aud Tables Pctarrses Engrayng Photographs &C. Also Tables
n.. .ca...I Inn-s q 40 MlILnn. .rr.err
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
WILLIAM NJ LirrLK Aucuoueer.
PY WYCKOFF y LITTLE,

DY WYCKOFF 4 LITTLE,
ID AUCrIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No ISL Mdntsgles., Brooklyn
HoHses Lots Farms Dock Property bought and sold at Public or
Private Special and Referees Sales
or THURSDAY March 10. 1867.
Montague
rookyn POSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE OF DWELLINGS au-
renss'.. tnou-s'. Berrenst., Wyeson-st
No % LAWRENtB-SI, Nl0ugbbr St, tsicltss JsOr
BRICK all Improvements.
LNION-ST souleasi corner Tiicks STORE.
Voc 21i pa 215 and f BERGEN
sis.. 3-stOry BRICK all Improvements
No II WiCkOFFS between Court and Smith 23I;i lot 2]tl
Ge of the Aucioneer No. ljl Brook
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
CSC, A. LEAyIyI, AuctoneeL
R00K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

H HALL, place and Eighhst LEAVIfT SrRBBBGH
Co CONslGSagSrs SOLICITED LBRARIEs
THIS DAY THURSDAY, MARCH 10. and FRIDAY, 30
- AT o'clock ?. N each day.
PRIVATE LIBRARY comprising Miscellaneous
BOOKS the various departments Of Literature History Biography
frtJn &c &c Also MEDICAL LIBRARY OF about 500
the usual assortment Of Books he found in the Library
scLtn. Catalogues ready and Books exhibition.
MIR BRADfORDS LIBRARY
On MONDAY MARCH %, and following DAYS
Private Library of the late A. W Bradford
OF this city comprising choice and elegant collection Of books
departments oteranre printed aud
tng to America hne illustrated works Also several %
tons the Bible which be mentioned John Eos Indian
Bible tue trst Bible printed n America
Breeches' Bible; Musee Prancae and Royae vols eeg.nuT
bound 10 full Do Illustrated Works Boydes
vols and vol plates oo KngborouFhs Mexican Antiquities
vols folio cooTed plates Meyeks Ancient Armor vols half
the Turner Gallery fall Pyramids GIeh folio etc
Catalogues ready.
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pY HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER.

II TT. AuCiIUnTqr
THURSDAY March 9 At l0 O'clock the residence
ia " est hdst SIthaye gene HOt SEOLD FUR
NlTURR consisting Of BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets r. W. and W..
Psor SMtes w Piano by Hartman W Mirror back and iooc
Eagere Tables W. B. W and Mig Bureaus Beiesi,
Tables Cheva Glass Dec China b. W Ext Table
Dining Chairs Oieohs Stair Carpets and Rods &c..
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
]. r. TRAyEB. AuctioneeE
A SSIGNEE's SALE-At Office of Ancfinneer

"A No II Chsmbers In the City Of Newiork. March 25 IL
o'clock all the debts dues book sccouBt bills Of exchange.
and due aud become due Of thu tts
trn Of Maxwell McGTego remaining hands undoe Of .nd
uncolcd By Orter OF the Court Terms cash ARCHIBALD
SCRIMGEOrR Asiguee
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grcokInn 3taI Gstats for SaIt.

aa-
A T BROOKLYN.-For SALE CHEAP, LOTS,
"a paved gas water; located IN the city.
WILDE sold Tor $1,000 each and $50 bond and mort
coLs No oa' 1SD Ses s''sia YORK and clock " WILLIAM
A VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER for
~ SALE n BrookIyn rs1i' for 1850 Apply HOMER NOR
RROOKLlN HIGHTS-Very desirable RESI-
H DENCkS-Supero brick House with view, =l5OJ.
superior stone House. with side giaie4s +29oy.
REDFORD-ANE. Price, S9O0O-For SALE
~ a nice Philadelphia brick front IousE high boEusoDe ooP
tine dry snlT marble third story bit
throughout Apps to BOYLE No. 2j3 Fuon or o. The premises.
second brick house Bedford ave- northwest of Myreavc
BROOKLYN, Il. d., LOTS for SALE-Vcry
will be sold Iou or cash Wal MORGAN No 20 Broadway Book
RR0OKLYN PROPERTY for SALE-A first
Fr @ and sI & ~ o @ ~ @ En ~ 'si'' s' t % a r hS op
6eh HOUSE, with tie molern improvements j. T. MoE"AN No
EOR SALE i'm BROOKLYN. T. D.-Thc new
3,tor hirlstoop brick HOUSE No l South S'Hth.st D
seventh aud kshih Phiadepha 6res fgi FORGE
snooo
EOR SAILS Fult0n-ave LOTS, rapidly I'M
Il proving iu value. Also frrli,s Dazzling an1 % .
house &C. at Hast Ncvtork 70 LIT furnished ~ r GrIT
MAN, No J' Bradway, basement or g. j" ''"''' ' WV
EOR SALE in Broollyn-The 3-stoIy, base
near Goari 45r,5 each HppF " W STEPHENSON. No.
r'ra place. Ner.iOri ciy.
mop SALE-Three-stOry basement, sub-cel-
cellar brown stone HOUSE. brit cla's n eer1 cgcs m 2,.
two lots desired 2S9 Ss @ @ sSaT % i cg II M M. NSa ,
Brooklyn. l.
L1OR SALE-IlandsOme new HOUSE and LOT
lafare'ie-a'e with an noiera lmgIogeTgnt' F35t
HOUSES for SALE and to LET-Furnished
i and unfinished LOTS /, I!oosIya is5 SALE -,.