New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
prA1. rsTATE ITEMs.

HCSss sui 81 ceres Gsiss-sye. Henry Cbiienden''''''
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS -,
land in Rerlin township Ohio, IS no" Soii-
a stcom sow-mill to cost 100000 is beng
built al Fort Edware' New iolA' :. or- ho;ng
Desirable improved properly Is Ho"
offer ed at auction in Wilmington, Del al,
pool estate transfers in Springfield, OhlO' ono
dsv Iesi week, three; amount, SZz'olo'
Seven transfers were recorded Ill oauuu'A9'
Ohio last week, amounting 10 SIl'Soo'
TLere were erected in Newton, Mass, uurlhS
the year ending May l, ll9 dwelling houses
New-YorE has n population 100000 greater
tbsn philadelphia, and $4,000 less dwellings,
The transfers in Franklin County, last week.
amounted to t6g5. There were Blk oil tne'h
Lots in the Mount Pleasant ADDITION sl!6 TO the
CITY OF Columbus, ONO, are worth about $joo
Ono firm in jackson, Mich, advertlses 4OO
dwellings and city lots for sale, at prices ranging from
$500 to $1,000
Tenement-house owners are making money money
NCW-l Ork: the rent OF HNc iOOus 40 AiO"A Wv ~ w
month IN advance
M G.. G. Loomis has erected a new and ex-
,ensiyo tannery IN Burlington w. 6i1o4 Iee0 sVVies
Ugh, aud having so VHts.
In tenement-hOuse dOrmitOTies in this city on
erare SO cubic feet OF air supplied TO each person
less than One-thrd tic amount needed
Fifty square feet of ground to n person, with
rS tenement houses afford fifteen square feet OF the
,rmer aud often Of the latter
Jndpe Palmer. counsel for the heirs of the
svtoI, estate in St. Paul, Mimi. has moved IN the SUI
eme Court for an injunction restraining Parker PANE
Iminstrator from selling any more OF the Dayton
ytate.
wilmington talks of purchasing a tract of
nd along the Braudywine FOR $4,000 and converting
To n n1blic por,y "Od Citizen" Fiat Jusuta,'
Five Wards" aud other old foges are horrors'fleAen
such an immense expenditure
A large foundery, which is to be the largest
the Dominion, and TO he known as tne % New I} DOS"
on Works. is to he erected at Point ST. Chalics NohTta
Mr. ark
Dad. with number Of other gentlemen WI" ioim 'He
'Jmpany.
TIE Rutland (yt) Herald says: Never be- be-
Sbc residences Rutland pushed TO such an extent as
present direction can We turn our ears Dut the
Oupd Of the busy hammer and saw remind us Inat puo
0g lie In progress"
Three hundred acres of the late Branch farm,
% In cultivation and the remainder in timber II miles
tom the Court House, Liberty Texas and as ne lanu
as crow ever few over has been sold for S0s IN cash.
a acres prairie land on Texas and NewOrleans Rail
cad we're sold for 5000 IL months time; S2S acres
1iOining Branch farm have been sold for $50
Capt Plumacher of Switzerland has pur-
sased 4OOOO acres Of land In the vicinity Of Tuahoma
shd MoMinylle in Tennessee The first instalment OF
Immigrants designing 20 estaDhsh tIemselVes upon tls
5r.ct passed through Lynchburg Friday, en- route FOR
tssir new homes Trey are Of means and will ell
ssge In the planting OF vineyards ana STOCK raising Oh al
extensive scale
The work on the new Ohio Female College,
ss College Hil is being pushed forward with almost un-
exRmpled rapidity During the first 10 days after the
hon la the walls. The contract calls for the completion
Of the fob in los days from the time Of beginning rom
present indications the large and handsome building Will
bs hni shed even before tAe short time specified
Some persons in comfortable circumstances
reside in tenementhouses in this city. correspondent,
writing to Western paper says: know man whose
income IS per year. and who Postmaster OF one OF
the largest cities Of England who hires ha OF the
arstfOOr I'm uptown tenementhOuse for the accom-
LaUdatiOn of his family during Summer residence IN
EewYork 1t is odd TASTE but find odd people in
kenement-houses."
The building of the Maine Central Institute
ct Pittsded Is rapidly progressing 1t viii be ready by
Feb l. 1862 and will cost about $4,000 party OF gen
Hemen about TO erect new WOODEN mill ON the Sc
iartocoOk River at Pttshed, TO be completed July J.
1852 capable Of running four OF machinery. The
Gown has voted to it loan OF t5 0 and exemption from
taxes for ten years. cotton mill is projected on
The east side OF the river.