Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-25

), There was quite large attendance at Mr.. j. Il.
Heads sale IN Saturday
Inc first lots sold were on Scott street, between
i"lil and lilh streets, varying in depth from 80
70 "a feet They sold as follows: No. l. So ieei,
" s2l0 per foot, $211 20 Nos 2, 3 and 4, 10
wi AT s2.2O per foot, s16j; Nos. D. g. and z, ut
~ ptr oat $3.50; No. s. 100 feet, at So per foot,
.3M'. All To J. G. Seeds.
he second group of lots sold were on Scott
street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth. They
were 81 ie, dep and were sold as follows: Nos.
\; W anu II, 40 feet, 40 1880 per foot, S2i7 a..
s ~ Y, l3 aud II, a feet . inches @ 1870,
s26,'i'. All sold to ]. q. Seeds.
mere was next sold half square fronting on
i'llcoln Eleventh and Twelfth Streets divided in
~ lots ON Twelfth street, 10 on Eleventh street.
ani large lots on Lincoln street. the latter being
iou ieet deep those on Twelfth street 100 feet
ITches and those on Eleventh street 100 feet deep.
my sold as follows Mo- Is, % feet, at 81 %,
s,oi25; Nos l6, u, Is, 10 e. 90, 1875 feet "a 80
w, siS' 30; nil on Twelfth street, and all sold TO
KS, I, T. Sccus. Nos. 81 ~ and %, rs feet on
nl,ventii street, 90 90, S225; Nos. "a, % and 20,
!" iset ON Eleventh street, q $500 S221 25 all 10
A.. Barrett. Nos. q and 2S, 100 feet 20 - %,
~; To A. j. Barrett
H. ihe next sale was of a whole square between
nl''''n and Franklin streets, and Fifth and Sixth
s.rsets. Five OF the lots fronted on Broom street
a',a thc remainder on Fifth and Sixth streets, the
s, being li0 feet deep, the Fifth street lots liz
,se. ueep. The Broom street lots were $50 feet
upevp They sold as follows mo. 20, Sc feet ON
b Irm street, q s13, $72s No. 80, so feet on
nr ~ street, 0e S11.75 $685.. 80; No. 81 so feet
~ hrnom street. @p S13, $3.50 all to VIM. Candy
sn, ~ and 3D. Il feet, % 50. TO- to Vim, Silver
n !, Ihe lots on Sixth street sold as toows:-
w "a u oo feet, 90 80, $500, No. 49, so feet, a
~, st'n; NO. 3d. 30 feet. a So $3.50; nj
y, w A. u D. Ieale No. 40, 80 feet 90 s1O50, $525
s,o N. NJ. Child g. Co. No. AZ, so feet "a IS
si sn,' 10 Miss Mary Gilpin' No. A. 100 feet, q
s s',p, so35 to A. j. Teale. On Fifth street I'll,
,'es were ils follows mo. 3d. 90 feet, "a So q
,n ipo, S2i2.5O; No. 81, so feet, a. "a GO per it,
Ml"'i No 81, 80 feet, % "a. 70 per foot S237. 30
~; a. 90 feet, % "a 80 per font S225 all to A
-, p ue.le No. 43, SO feet 90 1920 per foot, $210
w. ralflck Sullivan. No. 40, 100 feet, a 1913
pur ,oot, $3.50, to A. J. Teale.
al MS completed the sale Of lots, and the crow
II,Jnaraed t. the fine new house on the Avenue
a usoa 70 Dr. IL. +. Askew, James Bradford, an
oocrs' Tor s11,700, which was very cheap, as il
'VS WA cost was about $4,000.
M, Ihe whole sale amounted TO So, $50 II.
NM, ny prices were generally very moderate, &
,,nch SO IN fact that one Of the lots has alread
, voen sold by the purchaser at an advance of ]
pur cent. and for another an advance of 10 pt
cent has been refused
soi y. NJ Child u Co., Real Estate Agents, ha,
nv" a 10, "r David Scul Jr., Il Bro, of PHILADELPHIA
i, H. 'htee story brick dwelling, S11 Washnetc
D. g. 70 Jesrph A. Bond, formerly of PhocDixvill
p r, .of $50 Mr. B. proposes residing here
-'olcssof In Taylor & Jacksons Academy.
SuioK WORK In our Job office.