The New York herald., 1869-06-15
Real Esture Notes.

Bellamy Gray, real estate brokers' have lately
effected the sale OF the entire vacant plot Of land al
| the intersection Of Broadway and Seventh avenue
bounded by Forty fourth and FOrtyifth streets, EN-
bracing about ten lots for $685. This is one o.
the largest sales of unimproyed Broadway property
record and indicates the buoyancy OF choice New
| YORK real estate. Large as these figures may
| appear, there is scarcely any limit to the
| value which such block OF lots so situated may
attain, as 1t is the only block OF full lots held i'll
| parcel on Broadway between the Battery and Cen
tral Park, and is peculiarly eligible as site for
large hotel or public hail. The late owner of this
property was MIR. George Sloan, OF this city, and LIS
recent purchaser gentleman from Kentucky.
They beginning to get up great real estate lot
terry enterprises in the South, in which offered
the chance Of getting few thousand acres OF land
1or dollar or two. Those who want to get South
ern lands had better buy them in the old fashioned
way.
Irvington, within an hours ride OF us, was once
considered well paid for at 500 On acre. 1t is now
WORTH on an average $4,000 per acre, although
many choice lots are rated at much more even than
that money. High rents in New YORK are dong
wonders for the suburbs.
In addition to the sales referred to here yesterday
10 be held this week there are couple of which
mention was omitted. The first in chronological
order of these is Johnson Miller's continued sale
S da @ az " Ss rsa 81 ae sU
tlnue their sale OF building plots at Sing Sing ad-
journed from the 10th inst IN consequence Of the
heavy rain storm OF. hat day. The steamer Antelope
will leave the foot O Harrison street at eight O'Clock
A. NJ. ana West Ihirty-iourth street at quarterpast
eight O'Clock A. NJ. to convey parties to the ground
VINO wish to attend the sale. train will also leave
Thirtleth street at ten O'Clock a. NJ
To-day grand steamboat excursion around and
railroad and carriage ride over Staten Island will take
place under the direction OF the Real Estate owners
terprisng and wealthy gentlemen nave been invited,
and Will doubtless De present. the OBJECT or the eX-
curslon Deing 70 can tne a.en'ion OF tnat class 10
advantages the island affords as place OF residence
ana 10 point OUT us ayai iauHy as uie terminus OF
railroads. tne ianuing ior aLalsatianuc steamships
ana site ior eA'ensiVe waIenouses tus steani-
a. aru ~, VIZ .,"s ratnrn,nr abn", Tya $ % a. Wy
an lmpoI t.in, saic VI o'ag, isinu reai eStae N
shortly TO be held many VIII, doubtless avall them
selves OF tne oppoltuIity mus anorae9 ol viewing
the properly 10 De solu anu " surroundings.
PUBLIC imProveinSn.s s up Wv PLostess WIN SUCH
rapiolty that IL IS ainloss tnpossoie W heeP rack
OF thenh. Al 'ne lev aveiues % una pouievarus are
very eAtenueu ~ iaueu anu prepaeu ior uavel. One
OF tue street uruefeu e Gu uy .ie last
S ar w % ino a.t nasona tvn ~ ,oraa @ ,enus
10 Harlem river. lie "a scs passeu Two or ,ree years
ago anpy " 'ot siU opos vi .,,a. ~ eiue
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iaha. w Wapasn s, su ne"i uaoisoh street,
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Inc fiusnns hanoa a,, GVpany rn @ ~ DUSTY engaged
graune vc'ween Duon , !, Nm. ~, ,a . yous'ue anu Tue
ROAD pea Is anosL reauy re nor ~ s''e .Iach. T ,
on hohuay a'e r, na U 1 "a. GUvpe' ,p aesiuence
on NAN 81 street. hsaay Opposite Anay, was soid a,