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GREAT   SALE





OF









OWE EWTIRE BLOCK

IN  PLOTS   OF





Will be sold at Auction

BY JAMES M. MILLER,

At the Excliange Salesroom, No. Ill
Broadway,

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10,
at 12 o'clock.

This property, Avhich is most desira-
hly. located, is bounded by the Seventh-
Avenue Boulevard, Eighth Avenue, and
14nh and 148th Streets.

The Seventh Avenue Grand Boule¬
vard is 150 feet wide, handsomely laid
out, and, upon the completion of the
proposed improvements, will be the
handsomest avenue in the world.

It is proposed to extend the Eighth
Avenue Railroad line, and the cars
■will, no doubt, soon be running past
the property on that avenue.

For  diagrams  and further particu¬
lars, lapply at  the  office  of the Auo
tion^er, No. 28 Pine Street.
REMEMBER DAY OF SALE.





E.  A.  LAWRENCE,

Auctioneer.





TO THE





WORKINCi^EN,

TRADESMEN,

Capitalists,  and  others.

AN   IMMENSE    AND   POSITIVE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

LOTS, LOTS!

PLOTS, PLOTS!

3,000 LOTS AT ISLIP, L I,

This great sale of property, which is as de¬
sirable and finely located as any that the
attention of the public was ever enlled to
(outside of the great cities), will commence
on Friday, the 5th day of February,, at 12
o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill
Broadway, l^Te-w York.

This magn'ficeut level tract of land, which
13 beautifully laid out into streets," avenues
and parks, is at the village of Islip, about 40
miles, or one and a half hours from New
Tork by South Side Eailroad. Commuta¬
tion $100 per year, including ferry. Islip has
every convenience of fine stores, churches,
schools, and hotels, and for fifty years has
been celebrated as. one of the most healthy
and attractive watering places in the North.
Its great hotels and large private boarding
houses Avill never be able to accommodate
half that come. Its attractive scenery makes
it one of the most desirable sections of the
country as a-place of residence.

These great attractions, together with the
liberal terms, conditions, and opportunities we
present, should receive the especial attention
of that large class of our citizens, who would
avail themselves of these pleasures and privi¬
leges, provided they could be had and en¬
joyed within limited means, and to these we
most emphatically say, fail not to be present
at this great sale.

Maps and all particulars at 11 Pine street
and 96 Wall street.

J. P. LEVY,

Rea^sta^Broke^





JOHNSON   &  MILLER, AUCTIONEERS,
AISTD EEAL ESTATK BE0KKU8, No. 16 Kamu
Street, corner of Cedar, New Tork.

^~ Citjr nnd Country Beal Eatat« »t Public and Pri-
TBte Sale.
Loans on Mortpnge negotiated.
Anctlon S.iles ot Farniture, Stocks, MercliandiBe, &C.





J. JOnSSOlf, Jk^ Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, February 2.

At 12 o'clocic, at tbo Excliange Salesrooms, 111 Broad¬
way, H. Y.
Particular attention is c.iiicd to the Important sales ad¬
vertised under tliis date.

FTRBT—ABSOLUTE   B.VLK    FOB    CASH    OF    X0T8    OPPOBIT*
AND NKAB THE EASTERLY BIDE OF PROSPECT PABK.

Washington Avenue—^Nearly tlie entire front, between
Union and Carroll streets, will bo sold withont reserve. '^^^
order of tho owner, in small parcels, on the f;,Viaiicrnc-
terms, viz.: 10 per cent, on the day of sn^ balance mi
thirty days.   This property is now for ♦j;,^ q^A time to be ,
offered  at  anction.    Situated  on   AVashington avenue,
fronting the Park, its future v-^me is almost beyond cal- '
cuIatioD.

Also, on the same terms.

Peebioent Street—7 extra deep lots situated on Pres¬
ident street, near the Pork. No posters for the abovo-
sales. 'Book maps only will be issued; these can bo had by
mail, or at the omces of the auctioneers.

SECOND—^valuable   LOTS   XEAB  THE  ■WASniKOTOK  AVK-

mue entrance op tue pabk.
The Entiee West front on  Gkanb  Avenue, be¬
tween Bergen and De.vn Stkeets.—There are sovorsl

CORNERS    FOR   BUSINESS   PUBP0SE8   OB   thO   aboVO   plotfl.

■T'^o whole will bo positively and peremptoeily bold
wiTuou? EMERVB in small parcels. See posters. For
maps and it:.'1»» partlcalnrs apply at the offices of {J;^
auctioneers.

THIKD—CnOIOE LOTS  NEAR   "^TBVSa  AVENUE And TnE   •
OBAND FLAZa.

BuTLEE Street.—NE. comer of Seventh ftvenue—Two^^
chpico lots, inclndinff the valuable comer dlrectV'^ opposite-
the new Methodist Chapel now being erected.   '

Butlee Street.—S. s., 94 feet cast of Seventh nvenne-:r-
7 splendid lota;   ■     , j^

The above desolbed lots are in the immediate vicinitv of
the best improvements around Prospect Park. Nearly 100
first-class brown-stone houses have been erected in tho
neighborhood during the {fast three years. The buildine
of the bridge across tho East P.iver wiU render the extel^
Bion of Flatbush avenue to its Brooklyn terminus a neces-

Also,

A Large Bars axd 4 CnoioE Lots ox Union Street
—North side, 106 feet east from Fifth avenne.   A verv de¬
sirable location.                                                       '
Also, at same time and place.

Peremptory Sale op Valuable SLAUonTBR House.
Stables, and Three Lots of Geound Situated ox
the NOETH SIDE OF BALTIC STREET.—175 feet east of Hoyt
street.. Maps and particulars at the ofHces of the auc¬
tioneers.

-   WEDNESDAT, February 8.
At 12 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway.

PEBEilPTOEY   AUCTION   SALE   OP    100    VALUABLE    NINI-

TEENTII WARD  BROOKLYN LOTS. '

SPLENDIDLY LOCATED AS FOLLOWS,

Mabcy Avenue and Hooper Street.-Northwest cor¬
ner. .Splendid lot.

Keap Street.—North side, 160 feet cast of Marcy ave- •
nue; 2 lots. -                                                         '

Hewes Steeet.—North side, CO feet cast of Marcy ave¬
nuo; 2 lots.

Penn Street.—South side, 221 feet west of Morcv
avenue; 2 lots.                                                              '

Hooper Street.—South side, 20C feet east of Lee
avenue; 3 lots,

UociPEB Street.—Sonth side, 234 feet west of Marer
avenne; 2lots.                                                              '

Keap Street.—Sonth side, 2G5 feet cast of Marcy
avenue; 3 lots.                                                              ^

Keap Stkeet.—South Eide, 425 feet east of Marcy
avenuo; 4 lots.

lIooPEi: STi:Ei:T.—North side, 425 teet east of Marcy
avenue; 4 lots.

Maroy Avescb and Rutledge Street—North-east
corner; 3 lots.

Penn St!:het.—South side, l-iO feet east of Harrison av¬
enue ; 9 choica lota.

Pknn STKE;rr.—South side, 81 feet west of Lee avenue*
4 lots.                                                                            *

Kutledoe Street.—North side, SI feet west of Lee av¬
enue; Slots.

Bedford Avenue Boulevap.d.—North-east corner of
Eiver street—7 lots.