The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16


to be occupied by r. NJ Psyser, as fancy good
store. 1t will not be finished before the fall, and
will cost about $3.50, 900. I. Thomas & Son are the
architects.
st. Nicholas Hotel. a magnificent edi6oe, taking
up four numbers, is nearly built. The stores tho
hrst stery are completed and occupied-5l3 b.
Genin, the halter. as . fancy hat bazaar; SIT b.
phaion, as hair dressing saloon; 5l9 by Alcock &
Allen, jewellers. No 55 of the lower story, is to
be a readipgroom attached to the hotel. The d.
mansions are 100 feet front, 200 feet deep, and six
stories high The first story of this building is Of
cast iron except the entrance to the hotel, which is
supported by marble columns; above the first story
the front is white marble, costly ornamental the
windows being trimmed with pilasters, trusses, and
cornices. Mr.. Treadwe, the former proprietor Of
the Franklin House, is the proprietor of this fine
building II will not be entirely finished until the
fall 1t will cost about 800 600. Trench & Saeok
the architects A.
Gu Broadway, corner Of Spring street, four houses
belonging to the Lorillard estate, are being
taken down, the owner intending to erect in their
place four handsome stores, % feet 'front.' 100 feet
deep, five stories high with brown stone front
They will be finished in the fall, and will cost about
5000 zach. Thomas s. Son, Of Broadway, are
the architects
The Prescott Housc.-Ths is the name of new
building, built for hotel. 1t is to be owned by
Capt. Albert Degroot. Tho Dimensions are 30 feet
Broadway, rs feet deepen Spring street, and six
stories high. The first story is to be occupied as
Stores and will be of cast iron columns the upper
part viii be Of brick, of the finest quality. The
mental 1t will be finished in the fall, aud will cost
about 100000. James Renwick is the architect
Amos Emo is building fine store, No. 555 Broad
way 1t will be % feet 'front.' 100 feet Deep and
five stories high The front will be of white marble
1t will be finished in August, and will cost about
$35 O00 Tho architects are Thomas & Son.
A handsome building. occupying the numbers
625, 62, 629 Broadway, has just been erected. The
building is so feet front, 100 feet deep, and five
stories high, with white marble front. The store
627 is occupied by Andrews & Lanpbicr, merchant
taors. The rest are unoccupied Ut present. The
building is owned by ). Brewster, and cost about
$500 Thomas & Son are the architects.
The Metropolitan Hotcl.--Ths magnificent ed-
fee which is situated on the of Broadway and
Prince street, coSeis nearly whole block. It is now
nearly finished, and the dimensions are 27S feet
front on Broadway, so feet deep Except Prince
street, where it has front Of 200 feet), and six
stories high. On Broadway the first story is sup
ported by cast iron columns The upper part is all
brown stone; 80 feet Prince street is of brown
stone, the rest brick. The windows are trimmed
with cornices, supported by trusscs. The top is
surmounted by a heavy cornice of brown stone
on Prince street. Leland, Brothers. of the Clinton
Hotel, are to be the proprctors. They expect to
have 1T open on tho 18th of July. All the lower
part of this remarkable range.of building is occupied
by stores 1t will cost about $3.50, 900. Trench &
Shook are the architects.
John La Fargo, the owner of Metropolitan Hall,
intends building . hotel in front of Metropolitan
Hall, and joining the same to it, SO as to form
very large hotel It will be $50 feet front so feet
deep, and will contain six lots including the en-
trance to Metropolitan Hall. 1t will be six stories
high, with cellars eighteen feet below the curb,
brown stone front, and very ornamental 1t will
not be finished before next SPRING and will cost
about $2C0000 James Renwick is the architect.
st. Dennis Hotel, corner of Broadway and
Eleventh strcet.-Ths magnificent building has
been recently finished The dimensions are 40 feet
front Broadway, 100 feet deep on Eleventh street,
sx stories high, with Easements. The first story is
built Of rsesone, and all the upper brick painted
to correspond with the first story. The windows
are trimmed with frecstone, and are very orna-
mental The top Of the building is surmounted
with a heavy cornice. James Renwick is the
architect
Alexander Mckenzie has built a very fine ediice
SOC Broadway. 1t will be 80 feet front, ITO Net
deep. and four stories high The first story is cast
iron, and the upper brick, painted in imitation of
stone. The second aud third stories are to be occu-
pied by Allen Dodsworth, rs dancing academy.
The ball room, in the second story is 20 by ~ feet
The fourth story will be occupied by painters and
artists. The building will cost nearly So, 900.
Hurry & Rogers are the architects.
Mr.. Valentine intends building fine store corner
OF Thirteenth street and Broadway, now occupied
by butchers shop and shanties, SC. The store
will be % feet front, 100 feet deep, and five stories
high. The front will be brown stone. 1t will he
finished in the fall, and will about $50 900
Thomas & Son, of Broadway, are the architects
This is the last Of the new buildings between the
Battery an Union square.
The following is list of the buildings finished
and, nG,,;Dh nl.-