The New York herald., 1869-01-19

Rest ofSt. s6ss ATT sls2 5s7,9o $72s, ,e45 sS3
30 shat IN the ely and yicnage t nave about nve
Real estate in Boston continues active. The three
story brick building on the corner OF fremont street
and Lagrange street. has been sold by ]. Milton Rob
erta, the extensive marble worker to II. II. Peters,
for $42 500. This estate fronts 20 feet on fremont
street, 81 feet. inches and on the rear by Iowel
place, 25 feet, inches The buildings cover the
whole land. The main building was formerly owned
by the Widow Shales and the estate was bought by
Barnard Counting the cost OF additions. and taking
the land value Of four years ago. It s probably worth
ence between this and the present price shows the
increased value resulting from widening fremont
street and cutting through lagrange street
place, one OF the two owned BY Thos. W. Tutte, has
been disposed Of by him to H. H. Peters. for $780, 30o
The edifce Is three stories high, OF brick with attic
and 0pen-fronte1 basement, and fronts % feet on
Essex street, with q depth OF 90 feet inches on
and
II The eI .. +. Eddy house. at the West End, three
i has wooden front five windows wide, 40 feet on
Cambridge street, and brick side and L extending
since it was sold for $4,000, and it has now been
disposed Of for $4,000 to Mason Il Macy.
residence No. 81
west from fremont street. for $14 900 to G. T. Grid
b b. r. McGilvrav 4 Co. sold the estare No. West
Dedham street yesterday for $12,750 Edward Pot
ter, Esq. was the purchaser.
mace Boston
Iows:-The two.stcry. wooden houses, No. IL sher-
man square, leading from Main street. Charestown,
for $202s to X. f. Brooks; No. II for So o25 to r. r.
So 24O to Charles Bancroft No for So 2S to Charles
Bancroft No. for s., 900, to John Lynch No. for
S U q q sses
$1,000.
the Following late sales in Lcavenwortn, Kansas,
VIII show the value OF real property there:-John M.
Alexander to Van G. Eagles lease for seven years to
lots IS and 10. block IS, Packers addition; con.
wife to % Amanda Faircnd warranty deed Co part sat
OF the southeast Y section 30, township Q, range ~,
and the undivided Of section 2 township 10 range
%; consideration, $3.50. Sheriff to Joseph Ker-
meyer deed to lots Is and 10, block 81 city proper;
The value OF the real estate transfers in Sandusky
Ohio. for the week ending January 10 exceeded
$4,000.
In view Of the present extensive movement In
Southern land the following comment and advice
from virnina paper Is OF INTEREST,"
We have called attention in this paper ON more
in putting up our lands for sale In our exchanges,
especially IN Middle Virginia, we see Immense tracts
get up 70 be sold IN one body; This must generally
in a country overnowing with funds. but much more
certainly in section as poor as Virginia. Indeed,
where such mode OF selling would be continued.
In old times man with o hundred slaves bought
,ar & more lane .nan ne coud Work. he wanted M y. y
negroes on, and to leave each Of his children land
enough for he same purpose.
turn and yet we do not seem to realize the fact that
the big estates have gone with It. People don't
vate 1t and 1t will bring them into debt No one
will purchase large tracts except on speculation,
and he viii not give much for land with that object
In view.
we advise our people that have to sell to dispose
of but little will meet their most urgent present
necessities. We trust that things win soon he ar
ranged for Virginia and that she will be back in the
Union. Capital will then now In together with q
large lmmirration. Then viii be the time to sci,
rather than at present.