New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nsw.YoRK, Tuesday, May II, 1869.

NEW. YORK, Tuesday, May IL, lSos'
The auction season begins to show some slgls
of closing Only s 3OIworth of property were s'fueN
down last week against 81 O24 the week preVious For
the first time for several months no Kings Couny un
proved property offered Suburban properly was
weak and most Of the sales were abandoned without re-
gard TO appearances. ...
The concluding Isale of the L0ring Andrews property
which been advertised to take place Tomorrow mas
been postponed untn June IL. At the sale yesterday
though the competition brisk, the prices Drougn'
we're not satisfactory the owners The adjourned sale
viii be he'd the premises Meanwhile much Is peing
done to improve the property Westchester since the
passage OF the Boulevard and Underground Kalroau
bills has been visited than ever by real estate
Very tempting offers made for farms 10 cut up into
lots but the natives OF the county are as wde awake 10
Its prospects any outsiders, and generally refuse 10
SELL ..
IL NAV be regarded as an axiom that cheap fares and
liberal accommodations will for railroad the
maximum Of business 1t may easily be discovered that
the NewJersey Central Railway Is the most hDeral anu
In these respects OF road running out OF
NeyYork Letany one visit Elizabeth Painfeld Rosee
or any OF the towns along the line OF that road ana IL
will seem to him is in tho West or in California 80
rapid is the growth OF the cities and villages We con-
slider that we say much can be said for real estate m
suburban when say that 1t Is on the line OF
the New Jersey Central Railroad and this We
say 20 the villa plots nc West R0sele TO be sold by auc'
ton by Messrs A. ID. Mollick & Brother on Thursday
Three years ago Roselle numbered less than dozen
houses To-day IL is large and f0urising village with
churches schools and residences which do credit to tho
public spirit Of It's citizens. The village Is 10 miles from
New. York. and the yearly cOmmui alton $C5.
Messrs f. III. Ludlow have an extensive eash SAFE To-
"wednesday noon, OF the valuable Kings County
aud Wescheser County property belonging to the estate
OF the late John A. Willlnk. GO.
The very handsome descriptive Catalogue OF South
ern Lands for sale by the Southern Land Improvement
Company" No 7s Broadway. contains In is 100 octave
pages the details and prices OF l5 properties OF every
kind aud I'm every region OF tho South The boutn nceds
Northern labor and Northern capital and surely 80 Tar
pces OF her lands speak for her. she could not ex
tend more cordial invitation The numerous instances
which we have published ia this column OF
sales OF Southern land to NOrtherners snow
that the advantages OF the South In soil and climate are
destined not to be overlooked. The large landhodors OF
that region II unwilling would be forced TO DIVIDE
their large estates into smaller farms and Plahtaons
By this course Irresistible inducements arc held out 10
industrious settlers from the North and even from Eu
rope. The intolerant preJudioes when were IermeLy
kent alive by Slavery must die out and the South Is
AS sure OF her share In the great future Of the Republic as
the East the North, or the West
The following described property Is advertised 10 De
sold by auction at No. Ill Broadway, tomorrow noon
by f. H. Ludlow Co.. the mansion near Prospect Palk,
formerly occupied by John A. Willing, and known as
.Bloenien Heuvel;J 65 lots adjoining "Bloemen
Heuvci;" 81 lots Flatbush Turnpike and Catharne
St. opposite Bloemen Heuvel;" GO sections com
prising about 40 acres, Vernon and BedfOfdaves
Prospect Lott, Clinton, Franklin and Coye-ss near
tho residence OF the late DIR. Adrian Vanderyeer Fla
bush; % lots Carltonave., Dean and BeTgenss "a
Dobb's Ferry Westchester County. BY A. j. Beeoker,
Son Co: country seat at Huntington L. By Josepn
McGuire lots the south side OF Nlnety-thlEdst o
feet east OF ThirdaYe.