New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. saturday. june :. lses.


NEw-YoRK Saturday. June 7, 1863
During the current week some heavy sales OF
lands animated in this city, Brooklyn, Westchester New"
Jersey and other places will take place. as may DC noeu
by reference to the real estate advertisements iu Ih
TRIBUNE On Monday the business OF the auction HOUSES
will he chiefly Of private nature but on Tuesoay '9e
Uessrs johnson a Miller naugurate the great shes III
the Exchange by offering the Prospect Park Via piot'
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.
The public buildings at Washington cost about
e1s,OOO,O50.
The Southern Hotel at Lexington has been
sold for $4,000. =,
Chicago talks OF building repair silOp loA Vn0
City Fire Department
DIR. Do Lewis has bought house in Beacon
st.. Boston, for 81 600.
Several heavy sales have recently taken place
In Trenton and Newark.
Mr.. Bennett is reported to have leased his Ann
ct. store 10 a hquOrdealer.
Many buildings of very costly character
are being erected at 81, Louis.
The Fanny Racket estate of eight acres, near
GreenpOrt, has been sold for $1,000
The foundation of new Roman Catholic
College has lust been laid in Vistauonst, MONTREAL.
Washington Spaulding, a cOlored barber OF
louisville died recently His real estate alone was worth
el65,OOO
The real estate owned by the late James
6hOtwen OF Frankfort n j. has been sold; sll6SZ1 was
realized Oh 1t.
Mr.. George F. Nesbitt, the well-knOwn printer
Of this city, erecting magnificent private ie'lUe0 "
The City of Boston receives $82,951 rent an;
nualy FOR the sails and cellars under faneul nan anu
for Quincy Market
Messrs. Cakes Ames & Sons will build a
school house EastOn. Mass this year. at cost OF S5
900, and give 1t TO the district
The will of the late Samuel Gorgas of Phila-
delplsa gives extensive farm. valued at $4,000 III cash.
20 found an asylum for INDECENT women.
Messrs. G.. b. MattesOA and John French have
purchased Wmurt Lake. John Browns Tract, in winch
there but trout, with some 5000 acres OF sur
rounding land.
The Dean Academy building in Franklin,
Mass cost N53,790 OF this sum, Dr. Oliver Dean gave
e65 Doc The building with its IL acres OF ground Deaul
fully situated is worth S2l5,OOO.
The Agricultural College Trustees at Amherst,
Mass have appropriated $1,000 for new dormitory $1,000
and 5000 80 fit mp the old barns with cellars.
A. d. Mellick, jr, & Bro, sold last week at
Known as the Sher Place owned by John Taylor John,
$500 500 e 10 MI ''D' d. '-i'p'0 u '" -O'A ~
A tract of land containing $50 acres with mill
1t, sold recently in Rockingham County n. C.,
under execution, for $3.50 Another the Piedmont
brought 81 800 since the war was sold at $3.50.
The certificate of incorporation of the Column
bus Union Depot Company capital $4,000 has been
Columbus Ohio. Tie depot is to be constructed ON
plan as magnificent the Union Depot at Cleveland
The Chicago Tribune Company have com
menced the erecli0 Of fOuT-stoy building with front
of 70 feet on tho corner Of Dearborn and MadisOnss
1t Is 10 be completed by December next and will cost
el75OO 1t is to Of the most complete newspaper
Offices in the country.
Mr. B. L. Harsell has purchased from j. f.
Goodrich the property Hunters Point known as the
Thistle oil Works. CCntraaye consisting Of three lots,
fronting the and avenue s0x50 feet and six lots
each 25XlO) fronting CentIaave. The price paid was
S2l roo Mr. VIM KrImbeck mas purchased the three
story brick building Centralave. from Mr.. James
Dennen FOR $500
The UndeIhill farm, in WM,3 Plains, con-
Gaining 2Oli acres has been purchased by Mr. g.. g.
Guild OF Brooklyn for 100000 The gentleman has
also purchased Mr. W. T. Dusenburys farm of 81 acres in
town. for $4,000 The executors Of the estate
OF Joseph Pauer have sold house and four acres Of
land the village OF White Plains for $4,000 Mr. a. g
Wesley has sold his carragcshop and lot on Railroad
ave, White Plains to Mr. ]. W. Purdy, for 5000.
In California several thousand ejectment
suits have been taken into Court during the past few
weeks Nearly 800 OF these suits confined TO the City
of san Francisco alone. large part Of Them II is said,
will never come 10 trial. suit once commenced may
continue for years The consequence is great depreca-
ton Of property, and sagnatiOn OF business Those
owning property with title honestly acquired cannot
sell without great sacrifice Costly improvements are
out the question In state has there been so many
fOrgeTes of papers affecting law titles and yet there IS
scarcely instance where the guilty have been brought
20 justice The California papers say that they know OF
fOrcer Of land titles in the state Prison, where every
otler grade Of crime is represented