The New York herald., 1869-04-18

Grand total. $50, ,53S, ,286
At West Mount Vernon George j. Penneld has sold
two acres Of ground. fronting on the Harlem Rail-
road, to Aessrs. Bunbarn, Selden & Co., Of New
York. for $3,000 The erection OF large dstillery
mas Deen commenced upon The site purchased.
tory recently owned BY ). L. Gale, at West Mount
4. Ths Mst4odlst parsonage ss Mount Klscc has been
Samuel shaner has sold the Hobby homestead at
Pleasantville to Nelson Mabee for $4,000.
William Henderson, OF this city the property in
Rockland county, at the junction OF the roas lead
New % CitT to suern aVsssa~ 81 Pncbd ana rom
tanning 16o acres, for $4,000.
The following sales were made in Boston and
suburbs recently:-
Lot OF land ON the corner Of Trenton and Putnam
cents per foot, amounting to $40 to A. b. Porter.
lot on Lexington street. containing TO- 600 feet TO
homestead Of NJ Mckay and 10 900 feet Of land adj
Joining the same, to Mr. Prescott for $3,9ss. Two
m briSc dwelling houses Nos and II Maverick street
80 London street for $2sOO The three story brick
house No. IS Boyston street next to the corner OF
j. Mcbougai the owner fDris Of the estate, ans has
Mr.. sherburne has leased the estate to Mr. Rollins
for twenty years at 81 700 year. &c. Mr.. Hicks for
and bdnSS ON Bower sree ae sms Asa aad
aud on the estate adjoining Jonathan Jones' for
$500 Adams street was once Dstlll House square.
richardson his land and buildings on the easteriy
side OF Endicott street, twenty feet front.
has sold to b. Roach two lots and buildings on the
northery side Of Oswego street. forty feet front, and
for $4,000 he has sold to John Roach an estate ad
joining, twenty feet front all forty feet deep.
WIN. sawyer, for $1,000, has bought Of August Kan.
merlung his estate on Taylor street. petition is
before the lpard OF Aldermen to have the name of
TAYLOR street changed to Dwight place. Estates 92
and "a Warrenton street, not far from Eliot for
$4,000, have been sold by George Bancroft to Dennis
Back Bay-Mrs. Newell. for sl1,ooo has bought
from Mr: freeand lot Of land on the northerly
has bought one or the new residences built by the
Messrs. NOVEL; on the south side OF st. James ave.
extending 10 feet on the latter. Mrs. Pelton, for
$4,000 has bought the new dwelling house built by
avenue near and just east Of the corner Of West
west West End~charles D. Rice for $4,000, has sold
Charles 9. French. L. o. Wetberbee for ss $50, has
bought the brick house Of Mr. Webb the northerly
feet front. @. Il. Batcheller for s345O, has bought
OF J. M. Stevens some land and buildings on the
Boston HiahiandsSJo6n W. Balch, for es ,ooo has
dence on clifford street with lot 8l feet front by
has has bought @ t'e of Charles A. Green some land land
and buildings on the southerly side OF
Mrs Blaine for s2525 has bought the Stanton estate
on the southwest side OF Cunard street. twentyseven
feet front and down "a Berlin Sas street tree x
Abbott On estate on the southwest side OF Williams
street. twenty-five feet 'front.' extending back 10
A Cleveland paper is thus jubilant:-The Chicago
papers announce that the coming season will be an
A long list Of new and important buildings proposed
is published, and vast number of residences OF
les: pEeentious cnsrac,er wiz also oe pnt up From
true OF Cleveland. Churches and fine business
blocks have been arranged for and the work IS now
mason's trowel and the tap OF the carpenters bam-
mer are already heard upon residences Of oil sizes
being altered over down town, while up town the
open spaces are rapidly disappearing under
growth Of houses shooting up with the rapidty OF
The Commissioner OF the General Land Onice has
just received statement from c. u. Dahlgren,
superintendent Monte Christie Mining Company, at
Shermantown, Nevada, showing the amount of bull
lion produced In the White Pine district In that
state; Just now attracting so much attention on
ore recently discovered In that locality. The five
mills in operation In seven months preceding the
1st OF January last crushed ore yielding average
OF $40s to the ton, and amounting In the aggregate
to tl,ooo,ooo. since January l, 1859, the monthly
yield has been about 500, 900. At the date OF Mr..
Dahlgren's letter there were four mills running in
the district with thirtythree stamps; one with i've
stamps being out Of repair; four, with tfty.hve
mill outside OF the district was to commence work
on White Pine ores. The ore now in sight Ia esti-
mated as sufficient to keep oil the mills running for
year.
The population Of the district on the 14th Of March
last was about 1000 and people were arriving NJ
the rate OF fifty per day. The wages OF miners was
about five dollars day, and work was plenty.
Altogether this new FL Dorado appears to have con-
tributed larger amount Of silver than any other
mining district ever did within similar period after
| Its frst discovery.
| Onicial Transfers Of Real Estate Yesterday.
I YORK CRY.
Chrvstie st. No so, 25xl00.
Madison st. 55sneo Of SCANNED ct, 2oxs7...... s4os
Watts st, 81 1342 OF greenwtch st. 50sl7b. ygl
9Th s sSo y Y q sv A. 2s.so lex .So'oN