New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

Opening Ninety oaTts
Isss-ESSard Boyle surveys for Widening v..yst'
from Greenwich-st 70 Hudson-st.,........... ass 70
l8S6-0peuing Seventy stJthSt, Edward Boyle sur
Apv elerf Of ordinary skin can prepare these naps
and would consider himself well paid he received slU
for the work. In the present instance We have very
Square or Place. and several very largo of the
property assessed TO pay for It, Like the FAMOUS Us
Place" is very small in itself but exceedingly expensive
for all that The whole square to include only 2o iees
sts but the surveys alone viii now cost nearly as
much money as the plot itself would have cost haa ~
tho Central Park But If it not thought Of any %
pOrtance then, It seems that 1t IS Decome Th1,v
fourthst, and those as far up as seyentysecondst'
and all property between the Fourth and SeyenthaVesi
Including even the lots between the asr anu
Broadway, to be assessed to pay for All theso %
assessments may be found in Dook In the stfee.
derived from tho proposed To the Central pak
itself the benefit put at sOC COO 90 st ofhoe or
phan Asylum beng only few blocks away are ehpee'emo m
10 derive immense advantage from od IT, rssDeoayey sna
Columbia College being further away and not owning -
bnt SetS ia benefit for about 1850 Private persons
reap their advantages at prices ranging from - 2 and
sS ~ m tne reaeh tSe highest figure just named
Lots about Thirty fthst range from - 70 sS anu
are assessed more than s25 In Seyentnaye, nSal
roHt. and in this part Of the city the assessments
range from s27 10 eiO5 The In Sxtn-ave are stil
more besfted, and few select property owners DC.
tween Fify-eghth and Flftynnthss are asked 10 pay
from 500 TO $3.50 It's impossible however by any mere
description to give distinct idea OF what VIII DO the
probable assessment OF any person. aud vst 10 le
Street Commissioners office, front room, third oor
the best way any property owner 10 learn wnethef
IS within the charmed district and what IA the anOunt
OF his benefit
NEw-JERsEY.
1t is remarkable that all the towns on the Passac lyer
are built on the right bank The lands the lett Dank
from Beleyle Weasel Bridge Paterson, are last
being occupied Within two years the left from fas
saic Bridge to Passac has been built Very handsome
houses have been erected At Passaio proper the eas
and west side have been appropriated to building BUT
there are now the west side, near the river anu
within sight OF the depot less than ten dwellings ana
church In the scaoding There also several houses
Of q fine class going up the Dundee road, near the
land purchased year two since by T. b. Marsh Tor
farm. The place is now small village
A plan adopted by several juficious landowners VINO
rely the steady increase OF prices rather than on
great speculative imitation, each year TO charge tho
price OF lot last year. plus the interest at seven per
cent plus the taxes plus small profit OF say 800 on
81 400 lot We believe Mr. De Grasse B. Fowler, large
landowner had adopted this system at Paterson
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS
Mr.. David G.. Banks has sold his property
on Grace Chnrch.st Rye TO Mrs. Frances Hill of Har
rison for $780,
The German lodge of Redmen of Newark,
n j. bought the property OF Mr Runpf on Warrington
A. w. Faber of New York, the extensive
tract OF ground with water front, In Port Richmond
which IL is intended TO erect large factory.