The New York herald., 1869-03-07

new brtckyards about TO be opened in that town,
yiz:-Partles at East Neck have bought Mr. Seleck's
improvements which involve an outlay of $4,000 or
more Mr.. GARDENERS farm at Fresh Pond which
mas an eligible location and an inexhaustble supply
OF clay, has been bought by parties who propose 70
carry on The business extensively; George C0nklin
y preparing to start yard on the line OF the Long
Island Railroad just west OF Deer Park, where both
nient.
A savannah paper Of late date gives the follow
ing Information respecting recent sale OF real estate
IN that There was an unusually large attend
ance at the Court House yesterday, drawn together
oslty that is engendered by the regular monthly
sales the amount OF real estate offered and It's vaue
property OF Joseph Burke, deceased The bidding
was spirited, many buyers having been drawn
from other ess with an eye % specua
little was bought up by strangers, and the prices
were remarkably good, plainly demonstrating that
and win pay in the future. The value has been at
standst for long time, but s now for going ahead
lowing are the sales and prices OF the day
Estate OF Joseph Burke-Lot No. Columbia ward
on Broughton street, near the corner OF Lincoln
street, 60x90; has two wooden buildings. Sold for
Lot No. 20 washington ward, on Congress street,
near Price, 59xs7 feet; has three one story wooden
Lot No. 81, ward, 6ox90 feet, near East Broad,
on Congress street. Has three one story tenements
on Congress street and one OF wood IN the lane.
This lot liz subject to annual ground rent to the
city Of $40 70. Sold for So, 800.
Southeast one-fourth OF lot No. II. on State street
near Houston 3Ox45. One house OF wood on brick
basement. The whole lot pays ground rent OF
sl3 oo per anuum TO the CITY, Sold for ST.
one story wooden and one two story brick house on
State street, and two small wooden houses In the
lane Ground rent $2a 10 per annum TO the city.
West half Of lot No. IS. Green ward one two story
and one one story house both Of wood 90 rect mont
by 40 feet deep, An annual ground rent TO the CITY
OF SIT o. Sold for SO, 500.
Lot No. Is, Green ward, west side OF East Broad
street, between York street and York street lane.
story wooden house. Ground rent $40 IS. Sold for
$6,o5l.
Lot No. Of the above ss
the city OF sls 90. Sold for 81 100.
Lot No. 49, Green ward, on South Broad street,
near East Broad. 6oxsS feet. small wooden build
ings. An annual ground rent to the city Of $is 10
Lots Nos. i. and 8, Jones ward Nos. O. and 8
Gimerville bounded on the north by South Broad
street, east by Reynolds street. south by Thunder
bolt road, and west by East Boundary street, con-
Reynolds street. l4l feet on Thunderbolt road s22
feet East Boundary street. These six lots have
about twenty wooden tenements OF one story each,
Lot No Q, Ginnerville ia feet on Jackson street.
so feet Reynolds street, so feet on Arnold street.
wnoen w %o Sns Tory was snd for sac
Lot No. TO- Gimerville, adjoining the above, and
same size. with four wooden tenements, sold for
East half OF lot No H. 72 feet on South Broad
street. so feet on Arnold street, one double tenement
OF wood on South Broad street. sold for g, 700.
Four hundred acres OF land, on Hutchlnson's
Island opposite the city, the property OF N b. Clnch
sold Tor $l5 per acre.
Also % acres OF the same tract sold for s12 per
acre, the city OF savannah purchasing the whole.
Eastern quarter OF lot letter c. Derby ward, build
ing occupied by j. q. Schrelner, sold for sis, ,00o
Purchased by ]. G. Rowland