The New York herald., 1869-01-24

The following are recent sales in Baltimore Nd. =
east Of fremont with depth Of 81 feet 70 W ten foot
alley, subject to an annual ground rent Of sSS per
$500. lot Of ground fronting IA feet on
Hartford avenue with an irregular depth OF
ss iee Also o apsonne s ny above
Ing "a feet Hartford avenue and 33 feet on Chase
street. with an irregular depth Of 95 feet In fee;
purchased by the same for $780, Also lot OF ground
on the southeast corner OF stiles and President
streets fronting Is feet Stiles street. with depth
rent OF s75, improved by three story brick dwelling
with brick kitchen; purchased by L. w. Cohen for
1900.
Mlnr. for 5000 or 10000 OF land which to
locate colony OF Yorkshire (Engiand) farmers In
German prospector has recently discovered ex-
ceedingly rich gold mines In the hitherto unexp0red
OF Nevaa % son sSme OF s s rocx rs M era y
estimated from the ore in sight. The lucky discov-
erer is in a quandaryhc is afraid to sell, lest the
mine may turn out rs rich as IL appears and afraid
to hold II lest 1t may fail entirely.
The bill to incorporate the Caldwell Railroad COM
pany, now before the New Jersey Legislature
names as corporators Jonathan Provost, Lewis G..
Grover, Thomas q. Crane, Caleb g. Crane and
stephen Personett: The capital Of the company IS
fixed at S250000 with authority TO increase the same
to half million. The road is TO be Quilt from one or
more suitable places IN Caldwell to intersect some
point on the Newark and Bloomfield road at Mont.
clair, or some point ON the Morris anu Essex road
at or near Orange. Such road would no doubt
prove a great public convenience.
A supplement to the act for the more easy parti-
tion OF lands held by joint tenants or copartners,
also before that body provides thai in all cases OF
application to judge or justice or court for the
appointment OF commissioners TO make Partition OF
lands In this State such Judge Justice or court may
appoint one commissioner TO act who shall exercise
all the powers and perform all the duties prescribed
in the original act.
The supplement- to the act relative to sales OF real
estate In New Jersey provides that the publication
Of notices Of sales Of land In that STATE aud Of ad-
joufnments OF such sales, NAV he made In any two
newspapers printed and published In the county
where the lands 10 be sold are situated.
Real estate continues active. ON Lyman street,
which runs from Green TO Lcyerett, Thomas II. Pow
ell has sold q brick house TO Edward s. Sanborn for
$1,000.
The stores Nos. 156 and 1863 State street, on the
north side, and directly opposite the head OF India
street, were sold al auction on Wednesday for
$4,000. The lot contains about l020 square icet OF
land.
AZ Boston Highlan s, on the northwest side OF
Cabot street. u property about 30 feet front and
containing 2 145 square feet has besn sold with the
buildings thereon, by William II. Hunnewell, for
So, 400, to Andrew Renfrew
At South Boston, Mrs. Layneld for $780, has pur-
chased from Thomas Keyes his land aud brick
dwelling house on the northwest side OF ID street,
between Athens street and Third street. being the
second house In q block from the corner Of ID and
Athens streets.
In Chelsea Joseph swift. for s2,soo has bought
from John H. Porter the estate No. 67 Cedar street.
The price paid for the real estate at South Boston,
recently purchased by the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad Company. Is reported To be about 900.
the House OF Representatives OF the General Assem-
bly OF Missouri to prohibit sales by trustees under
deeds OF trust or by mortgages, and compelling a
resort to the courts to forec0se.
In the city OF Boston women are taxed upon
SIS, 900 600 Of real estate.