New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
Nvw.YoRK. Wednesday, April az, 1870.

considerable number of persons gathered
,,e dosks Of each OF these auctioneers to-day, at
- r1cbance-Messrs. Muller, Wilkins Co., A. D.
.,oecler Son & Co. Roberts Mcclure, and d. NJ sea
.,,o The property offered seemed TO have speeI AZ
tractions and the bidding was spirited.
AT Passaic n. j., to-day, the Messrs A. d. MelhcS' Jr
pro had good sale Of lots. About 67 persons went
ont ON the train from this city. The bidding was brsk,
and what were considered fair prices were obtained
Tomorrow Thursday the Messrs Johnson d Miller
will sell the country residence late Of Dr. NJ j. Wilton
deceased at Fishki village, Dutchess Co., N " hney
two minutes walk from depot aud on Frday, MI o. CSIo
will sell at - o'clock at the ComlnerGai ENCse, M Sr "
$50 FuonSt opposite the City Hail. BTo1h{n, ~ oiva h
Q. t briSt bonse and iot No 30 Partition-st; ~
cant lots Dwight, Dikemau Wolcott, ana snlNant'
$50 lots on Maspcth, Gardiner stewart orient; has' &
Vandcrvoort aud Porter aves, and Buiiohst eae Pos
TSe Eessrs Waterlow & Co. have sold the following
PFope&y & Two ois south xo Sg G feet cr $1,000 three
story, hghstoOp, hrown-sione ront nouST; % & ib1b
SIS 20x5OxG5 feet S2275O also, plot Of ground on
the southwest corner of Fifty -ffthst aud Lexington
ground Jewish synagogue is to he erected -.
Mr.. John II. Porter has sold two two-story brick
houses each lS9x45x99 feet for S90 farm at Green
hurgh Wcstchester County, 65 acres for $1,000; ana
rear gore, about 25 lots, between qand-
First and SecOnd-avcs., for SSGO0 -
Mr. VIM. H. Raynor has sold lots NV cor. OF Avenue
and One thirdst, each 25xl0O IT. IN slze'
and fUll lots on the rear fronting one hunGred & anu
ltfr1-z for
swamp no water right included Also, lots, W cor.
OF Eeyenth-ave and Eighyhfthst, lO2 IT, ill., front
Ing the avenue. by 100 IT. In depth, for $4,000
Mr. p Callahan has sold lots 25 IT. front on Fifty
niuthst front the Park 20Ol0 IT, front on the Paza
on Ffth-ave, and Is it. front on Fiftyeighthst tor
homestead farm and residence Of the late Richard
W. smith, at COram, l.. l., was sold on Monday Ior
TIE real estate market at Hartford during the Spring
has been unusually lively, and the sales 1Or the past
pruth show decided advance on prices obtained for
similar property last year since March y, 20 tidusSlS'
amounting in the aggregate 10 SJt0O were IeSoIueu.
This does not include seven Other transfers 10 which ho
In CINCINNATI business in real estate is improving and
one firm announces that their sales this spring are
LARGELY in excess of year up to same date and IL Is
anticipated that the business OF this season VIII eAeeed
that OF last. .-., :.
gar r. CHAPMAN, the equal Onetird part Of lots Nos.
4 : aud = on the side of Thrdst slO46 &C.; John
Wentworth aud A. H. Smith, executors, &C.. 70 Edgar l.
Chapman the equal undivided tWo-tmIdS OF the same
lots Nos. 4, Z, aud s2O5 q; John hcErOy 70 James
l. Baker several lots in North Grcenbush, 5000; Peter
r. Ray 10 Isaac NJ Wiley lSJ 2lOO acres Ot land Ill the
town Of Pitt>toWn, $ll,2-0 a..
I'm Jay Of Chautaugua County has purchased the i'm
proved or Henry WAGNER near NOkesNlle station
traugc, Alexandria, aud Manassas Railroad, In Prince
William County Na containing 145 acres, for $500 cash.
AUC-5N SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY A. ). BLKEchER, son co-coLUMBA COLLEGE
LEASE.
N-, and No2, l9r5S5o 500
l7As lots y Of 6haye, 2Oli block each......... 1850
MULLER, WILKINS co. .
lots ofWesi Jils rs Sthae zach -3IlOoS 20 ,oo
ao:, Of w,si 5;ist rs Of sthaye 2slloc5
s.,o bic. 6os.c and lot No as 2si Ioioa Terrace lot
.or ID c hoot s. ana II lot 10 30 ss 1854 Il Of 7,hs1
s,ory h. c1 house and lot 80 5S sh st. 2o Of 7ih
ave 2I.5E5o.9 wu 1880
u. NJ SEAMAN.
o West lOhs 25r5tT6 Jane, schot........ $500
ROBERTS 4 MGUIRE.
sory brick bonse Broomes; IS from Mngn-
2A,J. Mr $500