New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-17
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Tuesday. Nov. lc. 1869.


Tomorrow noon Mr.. 4: A. Lawrence VIII
cell at the Franklin House, Paterson . nouso auu
SO lots at sunnysde Park Dundee LAKE, III 'ne sun
urbs Of that city The house situated about 200 feet
west OF Vreeandaye and near the line OF the morse
cars The land is desrably situated ana IL III grow"
ing neghbOrhood.
Ar lanes Miller will sell by auction tomorrow, at
Broadway in three parcels tne 80 aees OF
1 the ETcbange Saesroom, to-day, Messrs. johnson
Miller sold 30 lots IN the Iwehyhist warn VI DrooASh
% TO remark made yesterday in regard to
the comparative prices OF lots SXty-seventh and
seyeEtet6 sts near the Eighth ave, and last Feb.
we are reminded by correspondent that there IS
below grade aud seventiehst beng covered with rock
to the depth of Is 20 feet above the street level and 10
an unknown distance below 1t. Also, that the dorner
street IS graded, while the latter not Seventyt stst
was graded at the time auction sale last February
but unless are very much mistaken, SeVehte,l.St
was not at that time The following transcripts OF deeds
recorded last Winter will settle the question OF reiae
values: - .,
SIXTY SEVENTH low LAND STREET NOT GRADED se 600
Hpr S $50 w OF ave- iSoIiOo5 per 1850
sEvESrrKrHsr-RooE. STREET NOT GRADED aosoo
W 25xO5 pSVVv
March IL $50 Of shave 25IlOO5. saS
March TO- IT'S Of StbAvs 2SIOo 'V
fEyESrrEEsfsI- ssIEs STREET GRADED. 800
March H. 100 Of Si ave SIISG c:i $3.50
The four lots Sixty-seventlst whose transfer is
noted above as having been recorded last March for
$50 600 was struck down. yesterday for Ss O-whether to
the owner not we have no Information; , wr,,o TT
Raynor seven lots on the south side OF Onehundred;
andtwenty secondst 200 feet west Of Tenth.ave and
seven lots in the rear One rstst,
nj EACH the lots having been sold by MI Ray
nor last Spring for $3.50 each Also, four lots on the
south side of secOndst 100 feet
west OF Tenthave. at $750 EACH the same los having
been sold by Mr. RaynOT year ago for $1,000 each one
hundred secOndst. will be so feet wlde ana
connect with Mornngside and Riverside Parks. We also
learn Raynor that two lots on the north sue Oh
Fortyeighh-st between Fifth and MadisonaVes, nave
been sold at sls,50O each. ,,
Messrs Waterlow & Co. report the following sales !; -,
lot 59th.st Is Of 6thAve 25IlC0 eZSv
lot 5sthst IFS f7tbave. 2Il0O5. LOW
residence for the Pastor Of St JOHNS lRoIan SaIno
lc) Church being put up on Muberryst NEWARK a'
cost OF $4,000.
A number OF New,Jersey capitalists have lately pur-
chased Joness track WoOdmansee where they propose
10 start q village establish works for the manuiac-
ture pottery They have obtained the assistance OF
the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company IN the Dulu-
ing OF railroad from PembertOn, Lisbon IurkeytoWn'
and SandtOwn 10 connect with the South Jersey roa9
near Writings Mills. The right OF way has been secured
and the projectors promise 10 complete the road next
year. The region contains extensive beds OF pure whe
clay. =,
Mr. J. H. Mace Of wiamsbrdge is erecting two ele-
cant villas place, at cost OF Sll 900 each Two
lots located on Marysst Yonkers have been SOLD Dy
Mr.. Lusk for sum approximating TO $1,000: MT John
Kryn is erecting n neat two-story frame dweulnR g
Upionport at a OF $1,000 Supervisor HATFIELD re-
Gently purchased the Purdy homestead located AT Union
port for $4,000 and is now eXpending some $VO more
In improvements. James Brown has purchased lOs
near Centrevlle, on which he Intends building TWO
story frame house, cost not to exceed $4,000.