New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-01


No 173 Broadway, corner Of Courtlandt-st Brown.
stone combination ofvarious orders of architecture
five stories basement and cellar 81 feet front by %
back. T. Thomas & Son. architects Occupants. Geo
w. Carpenter, Importer of Of Mems Furnishing Goods.
T.. Cooley owner. Cost, 5000; assessed value,
$4,000
No. rs Broadway, ard No. Courtlandst. Brown
stone, a combination OF orders Of architecture FIVE
stories basement and cellar % fee. front on Broad.
way by 100 feet back with % feet front Courandt
e., rear Of No. 173 Thomas g. Son, Architects. Dc.
cupied by Jerome Manufacturing Company clocks,
&c. G. w. Durham, owner. Cost 81, 0Oo assessed
value, $4,000
No ls3 Broadway. Alterations and improvements in
the interior John Milhau, owner and occupant Of
first floor, drugs and medicines I'd floor, f. M. Davis
e. Co., silk goods Cost of improvements, 5000 as
sessed value, $4,000.
No. 237 Broadway corner of Park Place Broad
way Bank" one Of the finest edicesin the city Brown
stone cornthian order FIVE stories basement and eel
lar 2e feet by l22. Thomas & Son. Architects To be
occupied by Banking and Insurance Companies &c
Broadway Banking Co., owners. and occupants OF frSt
floor. Cost 10000, assessed value, $4,000.
No. s43 Broadway. Marble, architecture cornbins-
ton Of Corinthisn with other orders FIVE stories base
ment and cellar 25 feet by H. 7 A. Peterson. Archi
tect Owned and occupied by Solomon & Hart. Up
holstery Cost $4,000 Assessed value s37, 600
No a Greenwichst. beautiful white marble
building, five stories and basement 20 feet r1n by lo7
feet back to Washngtonst. Architecture. combine
ton Of various orders. Clerk & Bacot, Architects
D. B. & W Moses, owners and occupants. First door.
Provisions DC, tost $4,000.
No. % Greenwich st. corner OF Rector Four stories,
brick Linus Cutter, Architect. Jacob Fash, owner.
Appropriated 70 stories and Offices First foor J. F..
Pupke Grocery and Liquors Henry Copely, Dry
Goods Fourth 6oor Joseph Ourdard, Bank Note En-.
grsver. Coet $1,000. Valued at $4,000.
Ward School House, No II Greenwch-st. j. w.
Goodwin & Co, House Movers have nearly completed
the s,upcndous job of raising this entire building feet
to secure playground underneath on level with the
grndc Of the street The building is of brick and
brown ,tone 4s feet in width and 100 feet in length
and estimated to weigh 5000 tuns.
No. 1oj Greenwich-st Five SORES brick. Built by
Lancaster Grove. Owner, Charles Coulter. Occu.
pants basement Hierbrandt e. G0ttnger, German
Glassware Cigars, Wines &c. First floor N. Kiescle,
Apothecsry and Chemist. Cost $1,000. Assessed val
ne, 5000.
Rear of same live story brick dwelling L. Grove,
builder C. Coulter, owner Cost $4,000.
No. li9 Greenwich, corner Of Lberty-st four
story brick building alteration to widen Liberty ct
Two small stores first floor, Binninger Miers OF
fee, and dwelling above. Owners. Binninger & Miller
No l5l Greenwich, corner of Liberty-st. Slight ell
teraiion to accommodate widening of Libertyst. T.
G Guild. owner.
No 276 Greenwich corner Of Warren-st Five sto
RES plain brick with Cornthian pillars in 'front.' base
ment and vaults extending under the street Built in
superior % feet front on Greenwich ST. by u
Il ,oAl .xA 30
4 Co, Grocers and Provision merchants. Cost $4,000
Assessed value, $4,000
No. % Washing,ont. Five-story plain brick build
ing with cellar VIM. Nesbitt, builder. J. Mcintyre
owner First floor occupied by George Thorne, Cigar
and Liquors. and John Tully Groceries and Liquors
dwellings above Cost s5O0O. Assessed value $1,000
No 81 washng,onst Plain brick, five stories and
cellar. WIN. Nesbt builder. VIM. Moore owner
Occupied by James Gilmen, Groceries and Liquors
and Michael Cumsn, Lodging and Eating House. Co.
$1,000. Assessed value, $500.
No. 50 Washington Two stories. brick addition
to Iron Warehouse Of VIM. Kemblc, West,s. Cos
5000.
No 27l Westinghouse, corner OF Warren. New
basement upper story, sc. J. o. Fowler, owner. DC
cupied by a. H. Gustin g. Co, Provisions Cost ofin
provemept. $4,000
No os2 q $50 Washngts cor. of Chambersst. Fiv
.tories brick and basement 70 feet Washington ST
AZ on Chambers. Samuel Warner. architect A. & J
V. Brewer, owners. Cost, $4,000.
No 9s3 Washington -Four stories, plain brick.
Chcsebgo. Euider Owned aud occupied by T. Titus
Baker. Cost, $1,000. Assessed value. $1,000.
No 20 Liberty.st Five storics baroment and cellar
brownstone architecture combination OF orders ant
STYLES 81 feet by 81. VIM. Thompson. Architect
Owned by estate of Daniel X. Dash. Cost, $1,000
Assessed value $500.
No Is Liberty.st Same IS No. 60. Cost Sl60O0
Arse. scd value, s9,JCO.
No 81 Liberty st. Five sto,ic. and basement, mar
bic Grocian combination, - feet by DO. French q
Shocks Architects. c. q w, J. Smith, owners. DC
eupapts 5. & T. Lawrence Dry Goods Cost, $4,000
Assessed value $500.
No 92 Libertysk. cor. Of Temple. Five stories aud
basement, marble, Roman combination, - feet by %
q. & w. Young, Architects A. Binninscr owner
Co.t, Sl9COO. Assessed value $500.
No % Libcrty,st Five stories and basement, Gre
ci,n combination. 25 feet by 100 T. Thomas 81 SOU
Architects, Phillip Underhiil owner Occupants
frst floor, Fuller, Hutching. & Lasee, silk Goods
second fifth and intermediate floors, Byrne. johnson
& Hancc. Yankee Notions. Cost $4,000 Assessed
value, SlliJ0,
No. 81 ibcr,yst. Five storics and basement, mar
bic, Rcnlan comoinalon, - IteI Oy 3D. VI d "
Young, Architects RinnAger, owner Cost slSoO
Assessed value, 50 800.
No 9e Liberly.st. Five srories end basement mar
bic Grecian combination - feet by 100 T. Thomas s
SON Architects Rev DIR. Mathews. owner. Cost so
COO Asses ed value S6OOO.
No. 20 LiberiJst Five stories and basement, mar
bic architecture combination OF styles, 90 feet froa
On Lbriy-.t extending back 76 feet 10 rear of No
Liberty IT,, with - feet front On Trinity place. Wm
Hurry. Architect; J. Mcbride, owner Occupants
Churchill & Co, Dry Goods. Cost, $4,000. Assesse'
Value $4,000.
No % Libcrty-st Five stories aud basement mar
bic architecture Grecian combination % feet by III
Ihom,s & Good, Architects; Murphy & Beneiic,
owner. ard occupants, Dry Goods Con-, $50 OOl
Assessed Value, s1OOO.
Nc q Libertyst. Five stories, brown stone; ar
shiieciure d combination Of ordcrs: 10 feet by 81 Il