New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
s,w.yopK. Saturday. Feb. 1s, 1871.


But one sale took place at the Exchange To-
day James NJ Miller conducted the sale OF lot ana
improvements. on East Thirtyeghthst, under direction
Of Charles A. Jackson, Referee. The premises "e''
struck off to b. p Fairchd $500 This sale 4osel sne
public transactions for the week. Next week IE
amount Of property Including number Of n offered
improved lots In the best part OF the CITY ~ "
for sale; also, desirable Brooklyn dweings. ,be
James ". Miller will sell, on Tuesday, by ords[ u ln ,
executors Of the late John Kerr fonr Two s,ory au
basement brick houses and six three-story ana Da0e
brOwnstone houses East Forty nnth-sti aIso sU
and lot No ~ Fut0n-st; also, four story STORE
Franklnst. and West Broadway; also, t0uI NaaIn %
houses and lots on the north side Of Onehunnree
thiruethst commencing 225 feet east OF Elk me
amount u valuable bank railway and insurance s'"'A
= Dineee & CO. VIII sell, on Thursday. the business
property the southeast corner OF BrooIne ana NaA
james cole win sell. on Tuesday, at the Commercial
Exchange Brooklyn, 20 lots on Broadway, Bush wick
ave and Lindeu-sts., with fine house containing u
rooms The grounds arr fully stocked with fruit, and
the plan j. very desirable gentleman residence
Adrian H. Muller will sell on Thursday valuable coal
field adjoining Scranton, Pa. The sale will he peremp
tory and the cash on delivery OF the deed IL u
believed that the property contains 1OoOooo To l2voo
ns coal hui the sale will be made assuming only
Of 1900 tuns per acre, or say J0oCo ol t-
on aggregate the purchaser AZ price per tun I"f
this quantity right Ia repurchase for coal purposes
the surface Of blocks Nos and 2, ~ shown ny the map
Of the town pot-ssy 400 by 1264 feet Qneluding ha
the width Of tie street, for 5000, viii he included m tIe
sale. These two blocks contain e lots, worm AZ TN ser
ing price of those adjoining 500 500 each about
$4,000 The L4high and -usquehanna Railroad runs In
front ~ block No g. along the whole extent Of the prop
ertv and other trunk roads by.
Hugh n Camp will sell on Thursday. the fOuT-stOry
brick house and LOT, No. ia Wesst' between HOTTEST
A. Journeav will sell ON Thursday. valuable property
Lspcnard, West TweDtyeigh East Ihlrty nfS' ana
Adrian H. Muller will sell, on Tuesday large amount
Of valuable improved and unimlroved propeHy
Anthony j. Blocker viii sell, Thursday Harlem
River pr0ert, lot, and water rights and four houses
and lots Brooklyn. located on Twenty first aud Twenty
second-sts near Flfrh-ave
A. d. Mrihck, H. q Brother will sell on Thursday. at
Commissioners sale, By order of the orphans Court OF
Union County, " J.. desirable residence at Kehs y
minutes from New York, by the Central Railroad OF
Ncw-Jers4y. The house contains IS roons' WIN an
modern improvements; sic % lot, lookup. . n
H. : Brown and Homer Morgan have sold 10 NJ. bar
more She southwest corner 81 Fft-dve. ana lhrJ5-
siNii-si.. uOW occupied by Norman White Tor slOyJ
The house IL an English basement, 20AG0 lot 2DNlJ Mt
BarInore intends to the property for hrst-cldss
AT Newark y. J., several important real estate i'm
prov en-nt- will he made during the coming season lhe
RO-eyilIc Improvement comprising ule lrdtl huD"u H.
the Peck Farm, commencing near =. Barnapds 'nifeh
Roscyilc, and running north ana west GOVERNS an ~
tent Of 20 acres was puIcha-eh Two 'tr- sLI'' Hl
within that time has undergone striking netAmurpho
Sis The Labor required for evelng and laying o' Iee~
and lot, grading, paving tt'.' VIC 81 no
magnitude and involved an expense ~ many thousands
Of dollars. This, however, has been accomplished.
Streets have hfrn lad O ia conIorihi'! WIN lAe cly
map one az which has already che scarf pavement pun
down upon it, The tract has been divided into 700
bous,- have already been erected. Twenty have
contracted for and viii De put up as soon a. the
eha-cr- are of such nature win insure. socially and
respects, 0t~lldDc utlEuuOruuDu Inc 10
eat on +, one OF uai attraction afordiug A. u does
uur, air and water dry cellars excellent streets close
-yimIty 10 the Morris and Essex Railroad ana Orange
and Newark hur-t. ears, while the view, comprising AN
uIrken survey uf the entire Orange Valley aud noun
faus j. one of beauty. Only the best class Oi
houS,- will erected and special care sill be- taken O.
do away with neghn0rAuod annoy ances OF every desr-
tIou.
Another real Improvement ~ equal and perhaps
OF greater nOTtluce hecdu-e tUdcd M tHrNrIy heart
~ The city, shortly 20 bc lnaugurted hy Me--r- WIZ.
IL and L. ". Actaye. Frauci- Nat Kin aud 4. u kedS-
bt1 , recent purchasers OF the Roman Catholic tnuth
uropcrfv south FrUad-t, opposite Lincoln or South
Pm The price paid Wa- sIOO.OOJ-a sum more than
double that pal hy the church people only few years
sincr vet the after purchase i considered ny aCydn
tI- one by the best market judges the location Tor
private residences r. stonaby tie finest ln town.
Broad south ana ThouIa--,ts. and Pennsy yania-aYe.
Commissioner have already been appointed for the
tension OF Iruu.y Vdna-aVe O. Iagrange-pace, when
will Gross Thomas little Co the south 81 Eruu~W x. and
include portion Of the latter street From Thomas 81
a. place Pcnnsy yanIa-ay'. will be laid ont %
feet ID t and tne extension OF Suut-- w feet. This
will afford WIDE and easily accessible streets on AT sides
Tie valuable property known A. Ddike n, sltnated
iu Warren County, wa Soid on the ~ INST, ny capt.
samuel T. Williams. attorney Tor the Hon. Asa Briggs Of
Norfolk j. J.. IAthiauN es.l, ot Esa>OUs Brdgr, b.
came the purchaser. We learn that Mr. lauiauN bought
ID Tor d. A. y. DuUgherty uf Newark. n j. The prop
eriv va. bought at guud bargain for the lano ltseI
without any improvements, ana the latter alone alr
Th. dVs.r g. of the best hiIIr boz North Carolina.
v e. REGARD tlc purchaser most fortunate individual
Bfatti, DOro, y. O., Advance
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTA4E.
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