New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30

For some time past large gang Of have been en-
gagged taking up the rotten mbers OF the old Paterson
dock, driving piles down, and rebuilding the pier On
It's site large frame building In course OF erection
which is TO be used freight depot for the Western
star Freight Line. II will be feet long with width
OF so feet when completed city and country property IN
most sections OF NewJersey especially within reach Of
the principal railroads between the two great ces not
only maintains s price but Is advancing under the pres
OF an outside demand The recently opened rail.
road from Mount Holly, the shire town OF Burlington
County direct 10 Philadelphia having created facilities
for travelling Ito and FRO is attracting purchasers
from that city for locations along the route
AT Florence four miles above Burlington the
extensive foundeTy esabshedby the Jones Brothers some
years ago. and for long time unused has been
by Mr. Richard d. Wood very wealthy Philadelphia mer-
chant who il running it 10 its utmost capacity in
manufacturing waerpipes. lie has contracts on hand
amounting 10 " 100000 including pipos for the City
OF st. LOUIS. Mr. Wood cOntempates doubling the size
and capacity Of the works lie has already built "a new
and handsome dwellings for his wofkmen and must build
Others, the influx Of population consequent on res
tablshing the fOundery, has made houses in the vii
lage in great demand, with marked advance In rents
The same state Of things exists IN the City Of Bur
lington An extensive stove mandatory has recently
been put in operation there, with a capital OF
10000. Workmen from abroad have been imported as
moders, nishers &C. and have increased the demand
for houses that rents throughout the city have this month
advanced from rs 20 40 per cent and the demand still re-
mains uusuppied The high price OF materials has re
tarded building operations in Burlington during the last
four years, and now 40 least 100 new dwellings are
urgently required Outside the city, during the same
period, some 40 new cottages have been built on small
tracts Of land from 10 10 acres the land has been
converted into regular fruit farms. enterprisng citi.
zen OF Maine has imported seven handsome cottages.
all ready TO be put up, with sashes glazed and blinds
painted, and has found ready sale for them as soon
as finished. About mile from Burlington, the
Messrs Taylor Brothers have just finished two
100000 The stables built OF the material and In
houses and costly. Great sums will be e1.
pended on the laying out and establishment OF the ample
grounds attached to these properties Under the com
phou ahuence Of this improved style OF building and
the u's0n OF large farms into smaller and better Guilt
'a' ones he rural architecture of NewJersoy under
gong lhark go Improvement. There are various small
farms near bufhngton well stocked with productiye
.Lults WHICH We purchased from about o. 900 10
5000, with some larger ones with extensive
vineyards, and many acres OF berries ''
Parties having real estate for sale or those
wishing TO purchase VIII hnd IL for their interest 10 nd
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