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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 5, no. 110: April 23, 1870

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1^1 i REAL ESTATE RECORD. I I I h' 13th st, a a, 322.10 e. 5th av., .5O.xlO0. W. M Dodge to Lavmia E. ivLfe of B. W. Blott. .2,400 Carlton av., w. a, 97 n. Lafayette av., 19x100. Helen S.. wife of D. K Baker to James H. Sackett.................................13,350 Chestnut av., a a., SCO w. Liberty av., lOO.xlOO. J. W. Harris to John P. Phillips, of Graves¬ end........................................3.50 Classon av., e. a, 100 n. Flushing av., 9S.2x70x 100.1x70.6. F. J. Luqueer to M P. Lyons..7,300 Classon av., vr. a, 46.2 a Lefferts st, 68.1x86.8 xl.Sxl5.3x60.4xl0a W. Sanderson to Jane EUdn...................................19,600 Clinton av., w. a. Section 71 on Simder Map No. 385, about 700 n. Fulton av., 100.x200. B. Cooper to Albert T. Rand................,55,000 Gates av., n. a, 425.3 a Bedford av., 20x85. J. S. J. King et aL to Samuel O. Burnett.....7,800 Greene av., a a, 20 w. Cambridge place, 7.5x80. G. WUson to Patrick AViUiams............7,500 Ralph av. «fe McDonough st, a e. cor., 100.x) 175.......................................[ McDonough st, a a, 425 e. Ralph av., 50x200) EmUy J. wife of B. A. French to A C. Voor- hes......................................0,000 Throop av., vr. a, 130 a DeKalb av.., SO.xlOO. T. E. Greenleaf to Thomas Rafferty........7,000 Van Siclen av., e. a, 100 s. Baltic av., .50.xl00. P. McManus to Pat. Hargadon...............590 3d av., e. a, 20 a llth st, 19.10x6.5, house ife lot Eliz. J. wife of W. H Morris to James A. Van Brant....................................7.000 Washington av., c. s., 119.7 n. Wyckoff st, 2.5x 130.6x8x19.1x131. Georgiana wife of L. Klein- . felder to Harriet A. PhUcox...............nom. Same property. Harriet A PhUcox to Lewis Iji^KlcinfcldcT^.............................nom. REAL ESTATE MARKET. The market for tho wcuk shows no signs of improvement, although dcilers rcjmrt a better feeling among invcsters, with some little inquiry for desirably located property. The numerous signs of "to let,"' which hvo weeks ago were to be seen in nearly every block of the city, have disappeared •svithin the last wtKik, like snow before the summer sun, and the rent market ia reported to be firmer. There will be less mo^•ing into the countrj'this ye.ir, as many houses-have been let at reasonably decent figures, and tenants arc foelmg well pleased with their pro.'spects for the poming Ecxson. General business throughout the city is good, and the season, though late, will be au a\-erage one. PROJECTED BUILDINGS. Tho foUowing plans embrace aU that have been oonsidored by the Superintendent of Bailduigs since our last report: BRICK D^\•ELLINGS. Forty-fourth st.—N. a, 130 vr. 2d .av.-, three three-story brick second-class dwellings, 25x36; owner and architect, F. J. Dennis; buUders, Boehm