New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
New.York 2f. miles Yearly communication rates, tlsa.
Six daily trains leave each way
WHITE PLAINS.

NewYork 2ff miles Yearly communication rates, els2.
Six daily trains leave each way
WHITE PLAINS.
White Plains Is one Of tho most 1ourshing towns OF i
size ON the road II has population Of about inhab
ants and contains seven churches hree Methodist enc
Catholic, Episcopal one Presbyterian ana one hc-
forn) two public schools military academy three young
LADIES' semnaries several hotels two large carriage
Shops court house and other County buildings large
steam saw mill, and machineTshop Inc boolansSaa ~
$500 which the trustees intend " erect arge
asylum of native stone. The surrounding country Is Gle.
r!nrU grand OOuIeyord rk 60 feet side Wds
a' to be Occupied e1ciSsvey by chureRes private
residences, Offices allowed IL at el
The much talkedof avenue running from Central Para
In York, via McCombs Dam. and terminating IN
width and it is nearly finished. Another avenue o.
boulevard beginning at the Court House and extending
m on the sound has been laid out and the
ments the property through which the road
it will completed by the later part Of next July AZ
tho eastern terminus of Rairoadaye. commences the
chester; also Long Island Sound Other avenues and
sa are fn I binders and 400
are kept constantly employed Two churches and large
number Of other buildings have been erected during the
pact year There are some fine building sites on the
banks of the Bronx River, which runs througn he wese
held at from $500 to 200 each Lots 6oxlOO feet con
tanning ordinary frame houses 3Ox4o feet sell from 800
the village, is valued at from $500 $500 acre. Dis
tance New-York 23i niles Yearly rates Of commute
ton, $780, Nine daily trains leave each way.
KESsICo.
The next station beyond White Painss Kensco. Then
but few buildings in the place, including two large
cucumber preseryatories" The depot is in hollow At
the village short distance the HILL there are two
sHSO SSd SnS MS t % No lots suss sFs sSa a.
New-YOrk, &c miles. Two daily trains leave each way
Communication per year, $780,
KNOXVILLE.
is a small vllape containing stores
school, Reform Church, grist mill, and a mill
There is talk about laying out lots but little has
been done toward making improvement thus far The
soil Of this sect section s clay Gam %h cay Ss oe6ps
here, in other places the road seem TO lack
make improvements have no money. The land is good
for grass and stock thrive Me when oPery sass Ir
each way. Communication per year, $50.
PLEAsAETvILLE.
The station about quarters Of mile from the VII
lage which contains four stores hotels three churches
Methodist Epscopala and Catholic-a temperance lodge
aud several mechanical shops The country is broken and
rocky aRordns fine views and good sites for
building purposes Land Company has been organlzed,
and they have boughttwo farms which they 70 eas
the depot large marble quarres whe ace the stone Tor
Obtained. Land within half a mile of the depot sells for
froa 500 to s25 Good building sites in os75x
from s2oo to $500 each Ten have erected
during the past year boulevard leadlSg up from
miles yearly communication $780, Two daily trains leave
each way.
CHAPPAQUA
Chappaqua o small village OF about 90 buildings In
Guiding grist mill, saw.m, sash factory black
smith and wheelwrght shops, two schools. hotel aud
q Union Church. There two general stores and
Temperance lodge also. This place is finely situated
among the hills and there many desirable building
sites within short distances OF the railroad II is ex
peced that lots and boulevard VIII be laid out by
another This is good grass region ana well
adapted for agricultural purposes. There are aDund-
ance springs and streams the health is unexceptiOn
able and it may be called OF the most romantic
from SIS $500 according To its quality Dis
tance WORK. 33i miles Two daily trains leave
each way Communication rates per year, slso.
MOUNT KIscO.
This thriving village of about 200 buildings neud
ing seven or eight stores hotels four churches
Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian. and Cathocand
Quaker meeting house. Also, threo schools. two tin
shops a blacksmith forge, and temperance lodges
Property IN this vicinity is rapidly rising IN value anu
considerable building has been done during the pass
year. The demand for real estate IS ncreasng Los
half an acre sold for from 500 to $1,000 eacn luo
within mile OF the village is worth about s0 an acre
The views from the tops Of the neghbOriug s are sad
10 be very fine. Distance 10 NcwIOrk 3I1 miles COh-
mutation rates per year. slOe Three daily trains leave
each way.
Bedford Station is situated 2si miles from NewYork,
containing about buildings four stores hotel Union
Church one school, and two blacksmith shops At eass
dozen good houses been erected during the past
10 mo hs lots have been sold at the rate OF aDOus
$500 an acre Farming land worth from $3.50 500
acre The village is surrounded by high hills offering
rates OF Communication SlO Three daily trains leave each