The New York herald., 1869-09-06


Daniel G. Brown, to parties In New York city,
sold seven brick houses In South and Lander streets,
Newburg tthe Brown piock''), for $4,000.
The Glen Cove Gaza e says:-1t is rumored that the
courts Will probably throw the whole matter OF the
sale OK the hempsEeal Plains back upon the town,
and that this result desired by the people OF the
town interested. with the view OF selling them at
auction to the highest bidder, and in the hope that
by SO dong they VIII bring much higher price than
has yes been offered for them.
The Bayonne HeJ'ald furnishes the following par.
tculars Of recent sales ofrea estate In that locality
Edward isabeis to Erastus Randall; four cottage
houses 2ox3o feet on three and half city lots; Third
ward; consideration $4,000 EACH A. d. Hope to w.
II. Nephew, Jersey CITY, plot southeast corner OF
avenues and huron, soxl13 ieet; consideration
$4,000 city ot thiryour per cent cash balance In
three years. b. +. Wolsey to John p. Hl, OF Jersey
city, plot on Boulevard inorth side OF Cadigans, be-
tween Bay ana Oakland avenues, 100 feet On
Boulevard by ia feet deep condition $6'5 per city
lot. IL. c. Smith to G. G. Tough, house and twelve
lots south corner OF Oakland and avenues l90Xll2
consideration $4,000 O. c. Hough to IL. G. Smith
plot on Oakland avenue, between avenues and 3,
sSxlS3; consideration $4,000. Z. c. Hough TO II. G.
smith, plot on avenue A, SO feet and rear 600 feet
deep to Newark bay; consideration $4,000. A. ID.
Hope to Joseph Allen, 5Ox19o feet deep on Hudson
ayenue between avenues Q and b; consideration
$3.50 per city lot; thirty per cent can remain on BOND
ana osase Sr for tres MR. yesss to a a. 3D. Of
New York. thirteen lots fronting on Newark Bay, on
the north side of the new street running from ave-
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| we understand intends building.
| The Brooklyn IL. D. Times gives the following
| notes OF recent local improvements
| In wythe avenue, between Rodney and Keep
Streets east side, Holcomb has eleven brick houses
which have just been completed, to be used as stores
and dwellings. They are each three stories indie.
pendent or cellar occupying the area of lsX3S feet.
! The fronts are OF Philadelphia brick, with iron
TWO three story and basement dwellings on Rod
ney street, each 2Ox3S feet, with Philadelphia brick
fronts aud brown stone trimmings; and two houses
on Keep street similar in dimensions and character
| are In course OF erection.
The following other buildings are also noted as In
progress:-Iwo lour-story frame houses With brick
fronts, 25x5l feet each, to cost about $500. They
were begun On the lst ut and will be finished
about October /. they are also far advanced vita
u three-story aud basement frame and brick
ins neg, ioF pvison M PnP Pye n wythe avenue
be Completed about October l. Probable cost slo 600
Two three story stores with dwellings, 22x50 feet
eaca, on the corner OF Second and North Second
streets, for Mr. Beekman, the grocer to cost $780, 000
lie is also building for MIR. Thomas Newman a two
story BRICK stable In North Tenth street, First
TO cost about sS000 Two first class three story and
basement frame dwellings, on Milton street, near
Union avenue. The houses will have bay windows.
Mansard roofs anu be furnished with the latest
pr0yements The cost OF each will be about s., ,000
three story brick dwelling with fancy trimmings.
25X50 feet, at cost or $500. The work was begun
| about month ago and will be ready by October /.
| A three story house, for store and dwelling, In
Grand street, near Lorner III WIZ be OF brick, with
fancy trimmings. and IN compass 25x5o feet. The
cost is about IS 500. II was begun August and
, Will be ready about October 81. a handsome four
story frame house on Grand street, near Lormel
street. Tnc 2jx6O and the front Will he brick
with fancy trimmings, the lower part to form two
stores. 1t was begun on the LIST nit. ami s already
completed.
, The same paper states there have Just been com
, pleied Tor Mr. edward uutcnlngs corner OF South
Eighth and Fourth Streets three story prick bald
lDg zlx15 ieet with open front FOR store at cost OF
$1,000.
, Tie valuation OF Portland, Me-. for 1850 i
s2sesl,259 The real estate Is si,5oO,0O0 more tnan
before the great IRE.
Auburn, n. y, mas new public park, donated by
Il. l.. thornton. IL comprises ten acres IN tue south
west part OF the city. Ine donation was Accepte
| by the city Monday evening.
The growth and development OF Atlanta, Ca, sine
Its partial destruction In 1904 have been remarkable
IL claims now population OF $4,000 or 10000, ant
, nearly I200 buildings are in course OF CONSTRUCTION
at the present time.
Dakota Territory will soon be knocking at III
doors OF the Union. Villages sald TO be spring
lug up there rapidly. More than 5000 persons bav
| emlgrated TO this Territory this summer. TT
present population s rccKoned at 10000, and 81 90
acreS oil land have been taken up under the home
stead and pre-ompton laws by actual settlers.
Inc commissioners appointed TO lay out and opel
, | Pelhan avenue, IRON Fordhain 10 Pelham bridge
Deld meeting on Thursday ana organized for bus
| ness Mr.. Benjamin r. IIaskns was appointed secre
tary 10 the board. The Commissioners OF Estimate
ard Assessment IN the matter are Messrs. Uawlej
ID. Clapp, John q, DonOhue and Charles W. Little
: correspondent writing from Philadelphia says
It IL believed by real estate men that the reQua
houses, OF which so much has en- said in the DAFT
| papers before next spring, SO that those who are
holding OF in expectation OF lower prices wni be ap
| 10 be mistaken. The announcements that have beer
| sent abroad to oil parts OF The country conoernnj
the atagnati0n OF the real estate business IN Pha
| dcIphia Ia having Its legitimate result In brIngnI
| people into the city ne extraordinary rise In tn
rents OF stores on business streets Ia having its eGec