New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14


,ub,e sales were made, and the attendance wac
~, morrow lath johnson Miller win sell Two ~ RI
= .aelph. St Brooklyn Adrian II. Muller N Sn
rroperty on northeast corner OF Reaue al" ""
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE PURCHASE o.
The Singer Sewing Machine Company nav ter front at
upward Of 30 acres OF an Lining thereon extensi we
shops, SC, which will give employ in'"
PsTs Who have bought tracts OF land aTchs number
part VI Eizabeth for the that this locality possesses
Snrisi claims upon persons dong Son,netng railroads
the prominent ot day each way. run between
Shtb and New-York. fom = az a. minutes; from
TimeFrom foot Of ,6 minutes longer To West EIa
he,s IN 3 minutes additoha.os and comfort at all
ed win TSga 5e 70 via wayeF 5 d is pro- o.
jeced There also Tine 50 minutes Though either
the Central kalnoSa " assenSer road
nearest ana Darng Winter storms when street anu
m Ametta. - most needed but nnpossInle' ltS Ia
stag qer neither delay nor dscolnr' u, toTries
sceeis the travel Is ree rom 9use, " snocion
me H. ears are the bes ey'sr nd 'i in the frequency
which run v OF travel the road has no equal
VeSfiy commutatiGn smor SpO miles, s. Fzabefh has
bekets' as place Of residence IL Is the near
est snsIo be dsagreeable surroundings Of manufac
tes or crowded city life The surrounding scenery as
fb Raw he Narrows the Kills and the staten Island
Uils ON the one hand and the blue Orange hOunlis,
- sheltered 10 Winter from the northeastery gales,
and enjoys in Summer the fun penent a OF
santbern bfeezes: the average temperature being nve
ecees in the former and 10 degrees cooe. IN
the latter than that OF New YORK Slty one OF Ine
oldest settlements in the country, II has long beeha
chosen resort Of wealthy persons and OF te years hs
been oyeraid with growth Of the better class OF
New York business City and country life are here
confined in degree not attainabe at other points eq
distant from the great commercial and financial center
Ezabeth has already 1890 Inhabitants with AZ miles OF
pdved streets, much Of II OF the modern ana most dP
proVed kinds: ia has an extensive system Of sewers,
N,afer
police also, inviting markets, stores schools,
parks and drives Fish. and most kinds OF garden farm
dairy produce be had as cheap and az fresh as IN
New YorkWhose markets are also quite Oos'
Elizabeth peculiarly well suited TO that large class OF
pcrsOBs Of moderate means who desire to rear Their a
hes under the purest lnngSHees anu 20 eIgVS 'n
of their labor IN peace This neighborhO"d Is seelay
exempt from the irruptOns OF dlsOrerH anu dAgeIUus
Sahhahs particular being orderly, churches, courts
iunuenc4 upon the population. A. her Governor has
well said NcwJersey shows larger ratio OF increase
Of OHIO" The prejudice which long existed against the
State aud inhabitants Is fast Disappearing A very
increase in the values Of real property II found
everywhere within radius OF 20 miles frOn New, 1Ok
WitlIn As minutes travel OF Trinity Church The fac
ties OF travel tready the besp are improving faster
real estate must sun he onward and upward. More than
loo buildings have been erected within 20 months In
Elizabeth alone, and nearly CO0O worth OF improve
mens are now progress West Elizabeth is by far the
promising aud mai uray attra, I'VE portion OF inns
pausio the y arrested by natural obstacles
Neither low grounds Ienemcnts, cemeteries. nor manu-
factories met with this quarter. The elevation is
here the greatest and buildings are Of the best character
hill has been introduced into the Senate Of the State
OF Virginia, granting TO the Chesapeake and OHIO Rai
road Company privileges for establishing railroad lines
or branches OF Their road for three distinct purposes
BY way Of James River from COviDgton to near
Richmond; from some point on its road not west Of
StuntOn to sne point ON the Potomac above Washing
tom and or more branches from points at or near
the City Of Richmond 20 points upon the James York
RIVER OF upon the WakeTs 81 the chesapeake Bay Inc
PROPOSED road down James River t. enable the Com
PAM establish easy grades its entire line. IN order
10 De aOe To carry the heaNy irelght nom the Nest WIN
greatest ease and upon scale OF economy superior to
that OF the great roads which unite the Eastern
Giles with the West Probably with the proposed c1-
tension Clifton Forge to Richmond there Will be
that viii exceed 80 feet to the mile The third propose
lion is for continuation OF the line RON Ecninoh1 20
ertue point on James River York River or on the
Chesapeake bay. When the road brought by the mOet
vOFiD!e grades 10 Richmond II VIII permanently ehd
mn ces the Company fud that other terminus is
necessary for the purpose OF quick ana easy Shipment
Tue very liable and most beautifully situated coun
t Wing ON the west side Of The Hsrford road,
ncue t The homestead. running along the line OF tbe
some improvements, has been purchased by John W |
Garrett eso, P esdent Of the Baltimore and Quo Ran,
state s5 600 In cash. tue credit payments in II and Is
chased occupies one OF The highest points, ana possesses
one Of the most beautiful inland and water views III Bal
tmO,e County This purchase, ADJOINING the eslate !
,ncG b, him before, gNes Nj Garrett about JU acres
Of mos Valuable property IN Baltimore county, WIN
frontage 81 aU0ut three miles on tIe hsIlotl anu In
roads The Improvement Of the Hlen road and OF tile
nCvv Land out AruugtonaNc., on which the estate Dor
ders ouuo,ite the lands 81 4 Abel, EuOch Pratt, Nm
4 Waller and VIM. r. Preston. esqs and the building
o. the proposed gauge railroad from Baltimore 10
TOwsuntONn. passing IL tue rear OF these lands, Will |
make tie properly OF the most valuable IN tue state
Of Maryland IN beauty and heafuluess OF location II
IL unsurpassed by any other country II The country
Baltimore sun.
The CharlcsOp NerS reports the sale Of the following
pIqutitIuu lands The tract Of land on the east side OF
The west branch of the Cooper HvtT, called Pawley'S
IN 81 Johns Berkeley containing 40 acres ~ swamp
and high land. together with the three tracts Of pine
land. known a. the Bull Head Tract, Threcml |
Head Tract, aud the last Three-uilC Head Tract !
about 52 acr by J. r. Humphrey for :: Oo 0neffth
cash balance IN equal annual lnstilments. The haf
interest In the Wsrd'- plantation, n =, Johns Berkeley
10 mi es from MOuCk's Corner, thc Northeastern Rail
road for s. Og O4etLird cash. balance IN three equal all
nus installmenis.
The CeutIal Pacific Railroad now Offering the lands
the lines VI thelr road on easy terms u settlers anu
others best OF agricultural land the price
s liked 8 per ARE oak wood land, A. per acre and
pine timber land $40 per The wood lands
are required paid for IN cash. Tie Company desire
that their farming lands shall De purchased 10y who
will cultivate the land and offer liberal terms 10 actual
settlers; per cent al time Of purcbase-ba,auce on
credit OI I'VE years at ~ per cent per annm which ~
the legal rate m CafOm5. The land grant Of tie Com
pany comprises every variety Of land.