The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

elegant brown stone. This house is nearly finished,
and win be occupied carly in the fall. The style of
architecture is Italian. William Hurry is the archi-
tect win cost about $4,000.
A. Woodruff has built fine house, No go; It is
seventeen feet front, sixty feet deep, and four sto
res high. 1t is built of Philadelphia brick except
windows are trimmed with brown stone. On the
second story an iron balcony extends along the
front of the house. The style Of architecture is
Italian. William Hurry is the architect. II wiil
cost about go, 600.
Mr.. Russell has built very fine dwelling house,
No 2S2; the dimensions twenty feet front, sixty
feet deep, and four stories high. The first story is
built of brown stone and all above the first story is
Philadelphia brick The front and windows are
trimmed with brown stone, with balcony extend
ing along the front of the second story. The style
Of architecture is Italian 1t will cost about 49,.
600. William Hurry is architect.
Mr.. Duncan has erected fine dwelling house, No.
ga, corner Of Twenty eighth street; the front is
brick Of the finest quality, trimmed with brown
stone. The dimensions % feet front, 90 feet
deep, and four stories high; the windows in front
are trimmed with brown stone, and balcony ey-
tends along the front of the house, on the second
story The style of architecture is Italian, and it
will cost about S25, 900. w. Hurry is the architect.
The new Dutch Reformed church, corner Of Tween
ty-ninth street. This building, which is in
Of erection, is to be of white MARBLE and the
style Of architecture Romanesque. The dimensions
are. 73 feet front, 100 feet Deep the side walls to
be AZ feet high, and the height of the spre, from
in the rear Of the church, which will open on TWEEN
tyninth street, ii will be 81 feet front and 81 feet
deep. The church will accommodate about 800
persons, and viii not be finished for three years.
In the meantime divine service will be performed in
the lecture room, commencing at next Christmas.
All the spire will be Of white marble, except 80 feet
at the top which viii be of wood II will cost about
sl20,000. Samuel Warner is the architect.
Mr.. Galooly has built four dwelling houses,
corner Of Thrtieth street, they twenty-five feet
front sixty feet deep, and four stories high Fronts
are brown stone, and very ornamental. The win
dows are trimmed with corniccs, supported by
trusscs. These houses will be finished early in the
fall. and win cost about $4,000 each. Samuel
Warner is the architect.
;. Rice has erected four houses, corner Of Thir-
ticth street, on the same block with Mr.. Gaooley s
houses. They are % feet 'front.' 60 feet deep, and
four stories high. The fronts arc brown stone, and
all the windows have cornices supported by trusses
They will be finished about the same time as Mr..
Galooley's. They al have the same appearance.
Mr. Rice's will cost about $25, 600 each Samuel
Warner is the architect.
Messrs. Shaw & Davis have erected a block of
dwelling houses between Thirty first and Thirty
second streets The dimensions are. % feet front,
40 feet deep, and four stories high. The fronts are
built Of elegant brown stone, and the style of ar
chtccture is Italian. They viii cost about $35 600,
except the corner ones which cost SIS 000 All
! these houses have stables in the rear Messrs.
hurry & Rogers are the architects. They expect to
! have them finished in the fall
The following is q table of the cost Of the new
buildings in Fifth avenue, some OF them not being
ascertained exactly. but estimated as near to the
1aesihle