New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Tuesday, Mareh ?, ~.

HEw-YORK, Tuesday, harch " -
notwithstanding the fine weather outsluo,
there was to-day shade Of GOODNESS over tho
the habita6s Of the Exchange, and several perso
in their own property, having confidence Una, a. 70
be obtained for it by and by alIer IL s'''''
be Secretary Of tho Treasury ha
The following described property is ADVERTISED " w
aid at auction at No III Broadway tomorrow hUOu
BY A. J. Bleecker Son Co, 40 lots at lnWoou' ~
chester County, on Centralave., hve-eght0s Oh -,
from Macomb's Dam; the farm OF the Iate MI 80.
Marshall at secaucus, Hudson County N D., nEe of
from uoboken, the Hackensaek hlNer consld;,,gs
40 acres of land and the farmhouse ana dt n
Nv johnson & Miller the ten houses NOS 10 70 - ,ha
IsI "a nroTaTtv i'm the Seventeenth Ward BROOKLYN,
on and near Meekerave. BY WycKoH Lltle, rosi
lots Myreave and HamtoR-sL: r nt yWourhby
dences In Ryerson-st, 100 feey norn Oh
ave- and three lots northeast corner OF DIcon, go
and Cumberandst by r. "a ,I T,Ss rttcentb tile
two threestory brick houses NOS 665 ana COZ 80
above ,ro Nov is ~ tbe lot No liz
WOrthst the lots and bindings NOS lg5 ana is
corner of Jaw; and Is lots In Paterson N J comIsnk
the block bounded by Madison Beach, Morton and Essex
ste by James NJ Miller. six lots and two dWeiiings o
Ffty.eighth-st west Of Eighthave BY Joseph
Mcclure the houses and lots, NO 80 Lek,hs'V, 20
ave. Ihirdayei east sae - ief STicE houses,
No S57 East Forty nnths and the northeast corner OF
Lexngon-aye. and Fortyeighth-st by william hon ut
side OF Eeventh-ave 80 feet north OF
two lots Si1tythrdst east or tho BOueyaIu, anu
lots on Eightynntn and Nnetiethsts 200 feet west OF
Elghth-ave. BY Muller, wilkins Coz the t0ur'stOIy
store No u Bowery the yestOry store No 80 Nesey
the lot with building material No. ~ VeSeyst pot OF
land with buildings the east side OF Hudsonst com
prisng the entire front between GanseyOort and west
the land and buildings No 40S Greenwich
st. tho lot No. II West Broadway, seven dwellings on
One-hundred and twenty fourhst near Second ave- SIX
dwellings on Northumberland irteenth.st, near
FourthAve., a factory building on East feminist, near
Dry Dockst and the foursory brick house NO d west
EleYGnth-st
The recent report OF Controller Green 70 the Commits
oner OF Central Park respecting tho rapid extension
OF the city toward Westcheser County, although eG-
pressing fact neither overlooked by those
TO whom the subject OF the growth Of the metropolis has
addressed Itself has yet had the elect OF attracting more
attention that section OF Westchestcr County lying TO
the northeast OF the city, The territory moro partcu
iay referred TO in tho report is comprised within inc
triangle formed by line drawn straight across inc
county from Spuyten Duyyil 10 the Harlem River ana
Long Island Sound. It's advantages 70 those seeking
sites for suburban residences by OF It's aecess
bty ut all times and very large part OF 10
being nearer the City Hall than property within tho
corporate limits tho west side has stimulated very
active movement In this property Prominent among tho
parcels now in the market IS the estate OF LOWS q.
Morris announced tO be sold Monday, the 10th nst
by james NJ Miller The tract comprises about ISL l0ts
with streets and surveyed, Wayerlyst being
already finished face Of tine land beng such "a TO re-
qure but little labor TO grade the others and prepare the
lots for building upon