New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

W. and three On one Of the omen courts This
will be finished in the most tastetul ana eAPensve
manner. The center section on TINS iioU conssn'
the private dining room which IS OF similar dmen-
slops and decorations. The rear section on mercer
st cont AIMS the main or public uinng'Ioo oo lee'
in length and 40 IN BREADTH Win covered elpth-
neled ceiling Is feethigh TINS nool .neIe m NC
tw O private entrances-one from Broadway ana tne
other from Mercer.st. These arrangements VIII
afford great advantages to families stopping az THIS
hotel The remaining portions OF Tue Ihree sec.ons
ON this foor Will contain rooms o. ample extent and
| elegance fitted with every possible Improvement,
baths &c 1t is the intention OF the propretorto
fnlsh this hotel throughout In style OF magnih.
| cence not to be surpassed by any In the Uniled
| States. r., a, $500.
story hall to the third story this story IS DIVIDED
into suits of rooms, arranged that families can
| have any number Of rooms they may require en-
| s,etfe Ii is also divided into three sections, the
omen courts continuing to the top OF the building.
| The fourth, fifth and sixth stories, including the
attic are similarly divided the bathing &C.,
/ are TO be most complete in all their arrangements
The basement story is most advantageously planned
and Will afford the fullest accommodation for all the
various requirements OF such an extensive building,
having its kitchen, cellarage, larder bakery, aun
dry, drylng.IOoms, and, IN fact, every possloe I'm
provemenI that can be adopted IN order TO render IL
the most complete In the United states Having de-
scribed the front of the building far as the s.
OF the second story, now proceed 10 the remain
ing portion. The llntels OF all the secon1-story
| windows are broken scroll-headed, the Vmpanum
| beng filled with rlch ornamental taldn shield
| The center triple window, over the principal en-
| trance VIII have more imposing effect, on account
of the 9intel beng continued over the three OPEN
ings thereby giving greater space for the ornament
al shield the windows are all supported by rlch or
namental trusses and paneled architraves; The
third. story windows VIII have pedlmenth ea1cu I'M
tells with the exception Of the center triple VIA
| dow the center bay OF which VIII be scron-headed
| the two side openings having the Intel carried on
straight these windows are similar 70 lhe second
| story as to their trusses and archtraves The
fourth-siory windows will have straight llnteLs, with
| the exception of the center triple window, winch
VIII have pedlmenthead over the center, tTusses
and archltraves OF similar character, and nodded
| sls the same as the third story. The hhh-stoIy
| windows have all straight hntels, supported win
| uuSses. archltraVes and Sllls OF the same design
| The sixth story has full nodded archtraveS, the
| sill courses Of the windows extending all through
| the whole Surmouned with rich Italian truss cor
and blocking course. bearing great beauty Oh
| proportion IN all ITS parts This building VIII 90
honor to the name Of the eminent architects Mesrs
| Trench & SnOOks
| .rhe Seamens' Savings Bank, on the corner of
Wa.st. and Pearl, IS fine building OF brown stone,
| FIVE stories high fronting 49 feet on Wall and o.
feet on Pearl-st The design is by Mr.. Diaper and
| the cost OF the building when completed VIII be
| $4,000
The Insurance Building in Wall-st corner of Will
| liam, of which Mr. Diaper is also architect, IS
splendid edlfce and forms fiji companion for It's no.
| bic neghbor, the Merchants Exchange The lnsu-
rance Building is of brown stone, I'VE stores high,
90 feet front on Wall by 90 feet deep entirely fire.
proof and will cost 100000 1t is owned by the At
| iantic and Sun Marine Insurance Companies, and
viii be Jointly occupied by them
Adjoining this is large BRICK store owned by
Messrs. Beebe & Co, which is also hre-proof, and
| will cost $25 600.
| The Bank Of the Republic, corner of Wall,st. and
Broadway, will be IN every respect splendid build
ing and well worthy the position 1t occupies at the
junction of principal thoroughfare with the great
| commercial mart. IL IS built OF brown stone and
| costs $4,000 Messrs. Hurry and Rogers are the
| architects.
Broadway has made rapid improvement within the
last two years and the buildings now IN course OF
erection will give additional beauty TO this already
| prlncely street No. $50 is fine store, owned by
Messrs. Hudson & Robertson and Will cost S25 OeO
| Adjoining No. $50, on the corner of Broadway and
| John-st, Is beautiful building owned by Mrs.
| CheeseborOugh 1t is built of brown stone, Is hve
stories high, 43 feet front by 20 deep, and Will cost
$60000 We understand that It rs 10 be occupied by
| the Mercantile Bank.
Nos Is7 and 1871 are connected with Nos. and
| on Dey.st., forming one mammoth store. These
buildings are owned by Messrs. Beccar & Chester,
| and viii cost about $4,000
The fine store on the corner OF Broadway and LIB
erty-st belongs to Mr.. Herrick and Will cos, sS5OOO
No 1885, dry goods store of 80 feet front, IS owned
| by MessrS Tracy, IRWIN CO. lbs haS is oeau'iiui
No. $50. intended for ice cream saloon, is
owned by Messrs Thompson q Son. 1t IS IS feet
VIDE and 100 feet deep the front rs OF Little Fais
stone, and the entire cost OF the building VIII DE
$4,000 The style of architecture exhibited IN TINS
front is entirely unique. It's peculiarly consists IN
each story being varied from the others III all the
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entirely distinct feature IN itself TINS is called
! the Revival Style" The front OF this building
/ cost 10000 Architects, MesSrs. Field CoreJa
No 535, dry goods store is owned by 1. Is. Brew
! SER and cost $4,000.
Nos 637 and 639 also belong to Mr.. Brewster, and
! viii cost about $4,000 each.
No. Is IN COurtlanGt-St and No u Dey Us owned
/ by VIM. M'Grorty 1t viii be fine store, running
through the entire block SO to front both on Court
landt-st and Dey. and VIII cost $4,000
No. IS Courtandt, fine store, belonging to Messrs
Ii, t.fft fsasfS
No 40 Maiden lane, recently hnlshed owned and
occupied by Mark Levy d Co, is good building,
ana cost $1,000
In Fulton St. j. l.. Jones, President of the Chem
cai Bank has a couple of stores, Nos. l6i and 100,
IN course OF erection, which viii cost $4,000 each
Dey II. between Greenwich and Broadway, has
undergone most complete revolution within the
last two years. IL was then narrow street, occupied
by GROCERIES and low boarding houses 1t has since
been wideneo 10 feet splendid stores are being erec-
ted and II bids fair to become of the most beau
tful little streets In the city.
Nos and IL, owned by Messrs Fearing Russell,
are large stores with marble fronts and Will cost
$4,000 each.
No 10 is intended for a hardware store, and be
longs to MeSsrs Churchill & Whitmore II will cost
about $l2,CCO
No is, owned by Mr.. Hart % by Isaac Thomp-
SON. ~ 10y VIM. Forrest 90 by J. NJ. Benedict and 80
owned by Mr.. Gillespie, Will present fine appear
ance when finished, and probably cost $4,000 each
Nos IS and 40, the former owned by MI Phyie,
he latter BY Mr.. stephens, are fine stores, ana Will
cost $4,000 each.
stores Nos 80, II, 49, and As, recently finished are
ornaments to the streets, each store costing IN the
neighborhood OF $4,000
Nos 81 and SO, belonging to Mr. Stephens and Mr.
Palmer, Will be The Style of buildings, and cost
about the same sum.
Park-place VIII soon display some OF the finest
stores IN the city
No 6, belonging to J. kenochan, Is fine build
rg. and costs $4,000.
Nos and IL form one store OF IS feet front, ana
running through the block so as to front AS No on
Nuuay-st. This splendid store is owned by Dr
Parmy. and will cost $4,000
Mes L. and 10, front Nos IA and 10 on Murray
=, They aie owned by Isaac Plat, and Orvln
Thompson, and may be claSsed among The hneSl
stores IN the CITY, costing $4,000 each.
No. n, also a line building, Is owned by Mr. H. b
strange cost $25o00.
In Chathanl.st and Tryonrow. the Harlem Ran
road COMPANY are erecting a number Of brcS-sores
,,l.l. n y, N rr.hIhlN cost - 900 each.