New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoKK. ruesday. Jure IS. l8s9.

Ngw.YoKB Tuesday, June IS, 1859.
This dav could not be called prOpltlous one
for real estate sales the open air When people looked
out this morning the ran we guess ther nst thousnt
was that they would not 60 out IN the country TO sPcAu
m afternoon az any real estate sales The Staten Island
,,,l ESTATE Owners Excursion postponed until
brrsday II is true we had beautiful afternoon, but
-tbeless we are surprised that the auctiOneers did
we as the reports below indicate, which, taking into
consideration the uufavorable circumstance afford
trur proof Of the experience capacity and indomaDle
energy OF the aforesaid auctioneers.
Nessr Mallory Blackwell, at the adjourned sale TINS
sterpoon OF lots on Orchardst, the depot Tarry-
Tp disposed OF the balance Of the property east OF the
,Droad Four lots Orehardst. 26xg4 each, brought
a., and $3.50 per lot which considered only moderate
rrce there being very little. II any unmproyed prop
M hd1ipr Vas not spirited as at the first SALE when
= scommoniy the case with adournments. -. -o.,,or
SSir 10 the very threatening aspect OF the weather
5+e,iv morning. comparatively few persons left the
sity 70 attend me auction saie on Eh nbsped
Afer reaching Newark the company, when zen hlertu
bout hundred persons, we're conveyed up IHe Dtautl
mi and picturesque Passaic River IN an excursion DoSL
t5 the distance Of three miles Inc P9PeS - On 'o m
sst hank Of the river, and from the hlgh ground on
Washugonaye the scenery Is lnGfscIlO"2y D'"t5 tb
mi IN all directions Rutger lltiLh - .1 AZ w S
immediate vicinity OF the new water works h vi
construction for the Ciiy Gi 2,o no ~ ~ cIye
e1tlcmeu but there no lots SOLD except uose De
I,ngng no DR. W Elliott. The prices at which the lots
were knocked down were quite uhs3JsldclVly u'1 Co
failure was wholly attributable to the ram III lIe Ihol
sale q
INST when every effort Will be made 10 secure arse aC
fepdapce Only % lots were sold yesterday lheIS are
0 laid ont The track the Newark and Paterson haii
road already laid through the pIoPeL 36 Otb w fi
ana expected 70 be running I'm few mOnths OtheI IaJ
ts for travel will be completed at an early DAY, SO hat
the village will be brought within 40 minutes ol NV NV
York The fairness with which all the plooeeuiuss McI0
conducted gave great satisfaction to those present ana we
may reasonably hope that Dr ELloty anu uis AZ
may look FOR successful issue IN ms next a''eP" 'o
wpssTs Johnson 4 Miller appear to have met with
their usual good success IN the sale OF the ol t0 @
Nostrsnd Farm lots to-day at Clarencevle; over 1VO
excellent lunch provided OF which strawberries ana
zs All the dealings this r and to-day every lot was
disposed Of and deposits received before O'Clock
arranged for those who wish inspect the Clarke estate
at Sing Sing 10 be sold Thursday next by Messrs Nal
lory Blackwell Tickets may be obtained u 'nc auc
Mes5rs. A. D. Meuick. f. & Bro. sell by auction at
known as the Raymond property. These lots stua
ted on the road TO Plains and are surrounded
The Rutherford Park Association commence their
second great annual sale tomorrow. large number OF
handsome dwellings have beer put up NlIhin Iue !"5I
few months, and several thousand dollars aI GU. iH
grading streets. Messrs A. j. Beecker, Son q Co. VIII
conduct the sale which will continue Tor Two DAYS Inc
special train leaves the IEie Ralresd depot az II D. H.
Messrs. Aldridge & Wood sell by auction on the
premises tomorrow at q H. 60 building lots 40 West
city Ferry by the NewJersey Railroad TO these lots Is
only eight minutes The p m tram from foot OF Court
but for lunch the ST. James Hotel take the noon
train. .
The valuable block bounded by Broadway and Seventh
ave and FOurtyOurth and Forty fthsts, equal 70 ten
city lots has been sold by Messrs. A. Bellamy cay
real estate brokers; for S35OOOO The front Forty
fOurth-st IT, and FOrtyfthst los IT,, and the
whole frontage the four sides Of the block is more than
that fuzed lots q counting but one front for
the corners Should hotel public building be erected
Gs property IL is evident that immense rent might
BE obtained from the and shops in the first story
Mr. Joseph Lewis reaEestate agent at NOrthport L.
l. has sold dwelling and acre OF land IN that VII
lage to Mrs Agnes Thorn OF Brooklyn for $4,000 This is
a growing village and ship-bullding is carried on eX
teuslyely