New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June 1s' Il

NEw-YORK, Wednesday, June i6' 1869.
., "a worth while to visit Plainfield to see the
,srous and extensive improvements which are being
Sshed forward in that town. Broad avenues are being
Sded on every side OF the village, large number of
Sase are TO be seen in process Of construction long
S NJ peylypanted shaderees attest the foresight OF
a., ,,,erty-owners and tho whole town has growing
,ect which Is truly surprising in 80 old place The
~, mart Of the town. with its densey shaded streets, Is
rory attractive at this season Of the year. From
,bo summit Of the -Bluo Range Of Hills, at
,hs foot Of which the village is situated,
+. lovely view Of the surrounding country may be
ohfsjge3 landscape whose quiet beauty need
Ssar no rival To stand on Washing gton's Rock,
9 9Ga Would oSf amply repay one for She trouble q
mixing the Journey The time cannot be far distant
os for miles on either side OF Planed. II is surpris
ng That the attractions Of these hills have Dee 50 o
Nelck f., & Bro Is situated near the eastern pouun3
Of PainAeld Township, the foot Of the blue range I
new station 10 front the property is promised oy 'o
Central Railroad Company, and VIII ulaouptt'lg W tie
Immediate vicinity, and Furthermore the ffesluenS
The Company owns COO acres just opposite on INC r
an unusual number OF prepossessing young aues graz
d when most eligible corner lot struck dew! TO
one o. these fair creatures We thuk We arc Jigu III
announcing that women will be allowed e4usl, rffnts ff
Uitb men at all future auction sales OF suburban
nr0pcrty. The lots on FrOutst, averaging, ooAlSV
each at the Southern end OF tbe prol@r'yi OrOuRnt
nom 500 to sl95 each. The lots ia the rear
-, t,,vmOnd-ave., averaged over 500 cacn
mt en the prices fell 10 Sl10 and SlO5 the owner MT
poiud very properly concluded 70 reserve the balance
same future day About 200 persons were bronght OUT
nv h excursion train and they seemed 10 be we'll sans
fed b1th with the arrangements OF Mr. Raymond ana
those OF the railroad company. W.
Mes,r Adridge Wood sold AZ lots Yesterday IN West
rd Crv OF Bergen NewJersey. The property belonged
20 he Marion Building Associations aud Is located around
The dings Of the United States Watch C0mpanY Ile
'ots r within few minutes walk Of the West End sta
80 .r he New-Jersey Railroad Free tickets were fur
vI uorsOns attending The sale, and at l23 O'Clock an
vc t lunch was spread al the St James Hotel Ihere
Nre about hundred persons present during Inc SAFE
Ibe Terms were % per cent cash. 80 -
TorrerrOw, at p. MCSsrs. A. D. MelhcK, Jr a Bro
have sale OF 250 villa plots at NeWPrOyldence StatlOp
IN bp Morris aud Essex Railroad. The situation OF tese
lofs immediately at the railroad station, which they IN
r1s on three Sides ought to give them value as an IN
yestncnt Add 10 this that they are in the most PIC
tu~soc region of New-Iersey adjacent 70 me Improve
Urlis and they at least worthy OF an lnspecuon
which the free excursion Of tomorrow places Wll the
roach a every Tie special train leaves loot OF Bar
clay-s'. at II o'clock. ,,---,- O..
zinc Rutherford Park sale-Messrs A. j. BeecReR son
4 Co.. auCtiOneers-wiQ he continued to-mOrtOW Inc
specia train leaves foot Of Chambers-st at II a. M
MIR lewis T. Wood sells tomorrow 40 lots al Green
willie twenty minutes distant nom foot or lbertyst Dy
the New Jersey Central Railroad. -.
Aiessrs Mallory & Blackwell sell at Sing sing the re-
lots Of the Clarke Estate Free tickets are lsSue
BY The auctOneers 70 aud return by the steamboat
Antelope. leaving foot Of Harr1sOnst. at s a. m
WIau h. IaudeTim has sold his country residence at
Talry.lWu 10 MI Warwick Of NeW-HOrk FOR $1,000.
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