The New York herald., 1869-04-12
REAL ESTATE NOTES.


There 10 10 be a sale OF Washington Heights prop
erty to- morrow.
The estate OF wilots Powell, deceased, adjoining
the village of Fsrmngdac, and containing some 40
acres has been sold for $26 600 TO Alexander Co.,
OF New York.
Jacob Shaw, OF Christian Hook has sold hiA place
10 Flower Hulse sr for sl,2oo, and purchased that
Of Wilet DoXsey for $6oa
Amos Pearsall, OF Christian Hook has sold his
Earn to party from New YORK for $500 Five
years since the farm was worth $4,000.
seyeaty-slx cottages and villas at Newport have
been rented thes far this season at prices ranging
Tora $500 10 $4,000
Tine Ricbsrd Archer property, on hshburon ave-
nIe Yonkers, consisting or SIX acres, more or less,
iasneen disposed OF for the SUN OF z22, 500
Frederick Flan and others Rave purchased the
block beundeo 10y ebster avenue and Charles street
on TIE nerth and by Union aud Washington avenues
on the south, III New Rochelle, ar $4,000.
Wright rearsall Il Sons, OF fcarsalps Corner, re-
Gently ssld cottage and twoots 50xl50 leet. corner
OF washington place and Main street, Hampstead,
Alsoanotner cottage and two lots, 5oxl51 feet on
Nam street. to y. A. Rhodes, Farmingdaie for
sS Aso TWO GSs M aaa 10 arht aS s aSenue near the
Tbe tate Of John ). Hill, situated partly In the
town of Harrison and partly IN the town OF Rye,
comprising the family residence and siXty-three
acres Oh and has been purchased 10y Mr.. John w.
hns OF White Plains for s27, 7o0s
FIR. Valentine Cox has sold his house and mill
property, situated near hatonah station TO Messrs.
James Cox OF Lols lsland and Henry Smith, OF
Al IS place, for The SUN OF $4,000
4 table of she number OF buildings put np in Nor
SSana during tue past ten years aa5 Just been com
.-l!eted showing that fro1 1899 20 1852 about 800
were erected and during the last five years over
2,UCo. Judging rom tile number oil BUYERS OF IN
improved land IN the town during the last SIX
Glohtls ana IRON the rapid improvement OF the
town. it inferred tat from 1,0OJ to 1900 are 10 be
ere ted this year.
p. c. Van Riper has purchased the Mansion House
property, on Manson street, Paterson, N j.. of I.
Z. oimonton Tor $1,000. Edwin l. I'rell mas pur-
chased the stnson property on Market street.
WOrk win be pushed on the Roman Catholic cath
edral as soon possible. Money matters have de-
layCd operations.
ihe Paterson and Newark Railroad Company have
applied for Commission to settle land ciatnS
against them along Its route The road VIII be run
nug by June l.
David {. Banks has sold his property on Grace
Church street., Eear the village of kye, 10 Mrs.
Frances liil, OF HARRISON, for $500.
AT PortcAester, the following sales have recently
been etc, ted:-rne house aud lot OF Horace b.
smith, situated on the corner of Purchase avenue
aud OaS street, TO Mrs. Mary Smith for s42j0; on
Main street, near Adee, the Holmes properly TO j..
on Broadway, 10 q. Z. Crolius, Tor 81, 100.
TWO and one-half lots ~ Central Mount Vernon
have been purchased IN the name OF Archbishop
NcCloskey from Philip Nau for 81, 200 This Site It
Is stated is intended Tor the Immediate erection or a
German CathOlc c1urch
The following are among the latest real estate
movements IN Boston:-ILere was sold last week at
auction the brick house No. SO Brighton street. with
feet OF laud to Edward s. Sandborn Tor So, 400.
the urck house No. oO Orange street, with 600
feet Of ian2 TO Moulder Il Bros. for S2,750 NJ. a.
ADAMS for $4,000, has bought the McGlynn estate,
two story and French roof BRICK houses. at the
westerly corner of HARRISON avenue and Concord
street, including 2O33 feet OF land, about twothrds
OF which Is covered by houses. Daniel Mclaughlin,
for SnOO0, has bought the Vernon Brown estate at
tue corner OF North Margin street and Lafayette
avenue