New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-14
REAL ESTATE.


In spite of the bad weather which prevented
anne Of the country sales from coming on as advertised
sots NewJersey Westchester, and Queens Counties,
bve been sold by auction this week for $4,000 against
o peees last week for $4,000 Sales advertised for
very day of next week. The auctiOneers announce.
,ospts include some very beautiful and desirable
r,operty Messrs A. d. MeTick, jr., & Bro,
me week with the continuation sale Of the Avenel
ooperty Special train leaves foot OF COurandtst at
an H. The day at p m, Mr. ]. II. Hindle sells
valuable property in Paterson, on Broadway,
Trenton Mercer, and Pennsylvaniaaves which are
ne largest and broadcast avenues in that city.
several large and expensive houses are situated in the
Johnson Miller continue the sale OF the NOsrand farm
lots at ClArenceve. L. l. Refreshments in abundance
wednesday Messrs. A d. Mellick r Bro have another
se &C Planfed, Of 20 villa plots, known as the Ray
mOnd property TINS property Is surrounded Dy me res
5epces, occupied by people dong business In Newly ofR
on wednesday and Thursday Mr. Blocker will Conduct
seatlon Their property is situated but nine miles
IS minutes in time from the City Hall This sale is GER
long time before the public and several auction sales
have been held Of lots IN its near neghborho0d On
thursday Messrs A d. Melleck, it, a Bro sell $50 villa
pos at NewPrOydence Station the Morris and Essex
Railway NewPrOyldence, and the region about II pos
ses strong attractions for those who love hill country,
Astounding lovely II is upward OF 200 feet
above the level Of the sea, and boasts purer and
considerable taste is displayed IN the arrangement Of the
new depot the station The village Of NewP Providence
meut in the State. Summit is also hut miles distance,
and the roads leading from that village and through
beautiful places. Gentlemen who contemplate settling
in the country should take advantage Of the auction
may easily satisfy themselves that Nature,
beside giving magnificent bay and harbOr, has Law
deserve much blame for so little approaching. on Fri
day Messrs Mallory Blackwell sell number Of valua
bic lots I'm Sing Sing from which there are fine views OF
Of the Hudson. This property, known the Clarke
estate ana which was to have been sold Thursday last
above the river and rises boldly, that house
6bstruct the view of a house behind It. The property
5 covered with tasteful residences. The steanf
boat Antelope will leave foot OF HaTr1sOn-st at a.
Tickets the excursion may be had of the AucOneeTs
On Tuesday the same firm hold the continuation sale Of
business and manufacturing lots at Tarrytown. On
Wednesday Messrs Alprdge Wood offer 60 lots at West
Ind City of Bergen. On Thursday Mr. Lewis E. Wood will
sell 100 lots at Greenve Hudson County, n. j. on the
ne OF the NewJersey Central Railroad. This property
es on the eastern slope OF Bergen Hill, aud commands
lone Of the most extensive and beautiful views
IL DO found anywhere IN the vicinity OF New
rom above Battery TO the NaTrOws, the fOrtfca-
the south OF it, the north shore OF Staten Island aud
NewJeTsey shore for several miles In each direction
the Central Railroad, at which % trans each way
stop daily The time from the Station 10 the foot Of Lib
on tickets is 10 cents each This ground formed
originally part Of the well known Armstrong estate
and artificial beauties The cOuntry-seats Of several
branches OF the Armstrong family are now
OF the finest residences TO be found the country
The whole neghbOrhOod is being rapidly improved and
already forms OF the most attractive regions here
about The land offered for sale is the property OF
the Hudson County Land Improvement Association who
have laid 1t out in lots 5OxO0 feet with graded streets
along which young shade trees have already been set
out aud good sidewalks are now beng constructed. No
other property for natural beauty of tua
ton and convenience OF TO the city viii probably
De offered TO the public this summer.
All the above sales take place the premises. Free
tickets and further information may be had che former
Of the auctOneeTs and the latter by consulting al
yertisug columns
The south Side Cooperative Lot Association will meet
this evening al No. l66 FutOu-st., Brooklyn.