The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24
:MrRoyEMENTs Inv THE rnIRTEKNTH WAND.

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE THIRTEENTH WARD.
The improvements here are neither numerous or
expensive In this part of the city
manufactures and iron foundries and at the foot Of
the streets running towards the East river are
several large ship yards The ward is chiefly inhabi-
ted by respectable mechanics, employed in the var
Gus manufactures, foundries and ship yards djon-
ing and the houses they occupy are very comfort
able indeed. 1t win be seen by the list below
that the improvements are not upon q grand scale
Subjoined is the list =
J. l. Scofeld is building q dwelling house, No. &c
Suffolk street it is twenty five feet 'front.' thirty feet
Deep end three stories high the front will be brick
it will be finished in the fall, and will cost about
$1,000
Charles Merrill is building store, No. Lewis
streetI it is thirty feet front, twenty feet Deep
and three stc-es high: il will be finished in the
fall, and will cost $4,000 This store is building in
q very substantial mapner.
w III Willet is erecting -four mill on the corner
OF Broome and Lewis streets; il is seyentyve feet
on Broome street, fifty feet on Lewis street, and five
stories high. The building will be all brick and is
| to be called the Genesee Flour Mills. 1t is only
commenced building Cost, $ll 600,
Bernard Riley is building dwelling house, No. 81
Wet street. 1t is twenty- five feet front, forts five
feet deep, and four stories high It is nearly
finished, and will cost about $1,000.
William Tildeens is erecting varDish factory on
the corner Of Norfolk and Rivington streets 1t is
on Rivington street The entire building is brick
The upper part win be used as a varnish factory,
and the first story as stores. IL will be soon
finished, apd will cost about So 600
Am6S Belden has built large dwelling house.
No III Stanton street II is twenty five feet 'front.'
foty-nine feet deep, and six stories high. The up
per part is occupied by a number Of families, and
.he frs, story as store The front Sna is brick,
w. N. Willet intends building three dwelling
houses at the corner Of Lewis and Broome streets
They will be eighteen feet front, forty feet Deep
and five stories high The front will be Philadelphia
brick, trimmed with cast iron. They will be finished
next spring, and will cost about So, 900 each
d. Veteran Is building store corner Of Delaney
and Clinton 1t is twenty four feet front, fifty nine
feet deep, and four stories high. The front is
brick, trimmed with brown stone. The upper part
will be occupied by q number of families. 1t
will be finished in the fall, and will cost about
5000.
Amos Belden has recently built large dwelling
house, No 81 Clinton street. 1t is twenty five feet
front, forty-one feet deep, and six stories high
II is occupied by number of families, and the fret
story . stor} Cost, 5000.
The dwelling house No. l29 Clinton street, which
has been recunty finished, is twenty five feet deep
and three stories high. Cost, about s., 500
Table Of the cost Of buildings erecting in the
Thirteenth ward -
J. L. Ecbofeld, No. rs Suffolk street.... 50 600
Charles Merrill, No. Lewis street 49,. 5000
IL streets ......................... IL 900
Bernard Riley, No. 63 Willet street $500. 5000
William Tildeens, corner of Norfolk and Ri
Amos Belden, No. III Stanton street ..... 1900
W. N. Willet corner Of Lewis and Broome
streets ................ J,UU0
D. Veteran, corner of Delaney and Gin 49,
Amos Belden, No 3S Clinton etreet ....... 5000
No 229 Clinton street. -. ........ 2,oO0
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s52,5 500