The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-11

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Phelps already commenced, and 70 be flashed this year
store n Read street, Church street, 25 fee. by
70 feet i've stores heo marble trout rst class in every
way; cost about SIS ,00O e for Alexander Roux.
store Oh the west side OF Broadway Nos. 4i3 and
445 80 feet by 200 feet extending 10 Mercer street. five
stories high with basement Italian style OF architecture,
heavy projections, balconies, revolving iron shutters
throughout all the Windows will be Of plate glass, WITH
sashes and frames OF natural vood-oak and mahogany
Mixed which novel feature; doors OF mihos any,
stairs OF oak and thing else u be Of the BEST most
beautiful, durable and costly materials rhs store s
expected TO be the fDest IN Our metropolis; Will cost
about 500 900; the fronts Broadway and Mercer
street are " be OF beautiful white marble II Is owned
will be built by Nicholas Lldlam, and is intended for
dry qubus jobbing house. It. will be commenced ia
Way, ana VIII he finished some time in this year
beautiful mar bic store on the northwest corner
Broadway and Grand street 70 be united with the marble
store at present being erected on the Two adhniog io
by Samuel Lord; the same style Of srchtec.ure Is
to he carried out in the intended building
that obtains in the present one-the whole 70 Grm 40
psarance but structure II will cost 400 900; Is
owned by Samuel Lord and will be occupied by han
dry goods retail joobng house, 10 be commeuced The
let OF May, end uoshed TINS year; Windows throughout
% be Of plated gass with iron shutters me wnos
he OF the most magnificent Of the palaces that orDa
msDt Broadway.
avenue ana Thirty hfst street, 10 be butt IN the
zanne style Of architecture 70 feet by So (nclntns
lecture room) tower and nigh steeps ,he
20 be finished in AN elegant and costy manner the win
dovs of stained glass. The material for The building has
not been decided upon will cost about 500 o0 Is 10
be commenced Immediately, and finished as as prac
iicable.
A dwelling house the north side OF Twenty third
street, Fifth avenue 26 feet by 20 feet four stories
hieh brown stone 'front.' is rst c ASS 10 every way for
aaron Arnold. Cost about $4,000. Commenced now,
and to be finished within year.
Two dwelling houses in Forty second street, between
Sixth and Broadway, 25 by 80 feet eacn, four
stories high with basement aud sub cellar, with brown
front and all the modern mprovements are for Mr.
Robnson viii cost about $1S 600 each; commenced now
and 6nifhed this year.
Two dwelling houses the side of Madison avenue,
between Twenty ninth and roresh streets 26 oy IS feet
each four stories high basement aud sub csars brow
stone fronts; cost SIS ,000 each, for Mr.. Usher.
One house in Madison avenue, between rnrty seventh
and Thirty eighth Streets 81 by ~ feet each four stories
high, basement and subccar; brick front with bco vn
stone trimmings; 10 be finished very handsome ssye
cost about $25 0o0 commenced now and 10 be finished
Gothic Episcopal church, (Dr Gihon's) the
OF Washington and Johnson Streets Brooklyn, ID by 100
feet tower and seeple on the corners to he hrst class
church; finished in handsome syle cost alb out 600
WILLIAM M'HAMARA, NO. 68 WILLIAM STREET.
Two stores ON the corner of Tenth and Twenty
fifth street. four stories high with vaults under the side
walk 20 by SO feet each, built Of Philadelphia brick, with
iron columns; cost about S. 900 each tor John Pnean
commenced lst May finished LET October.
Two dwelling houses in Twenty hfto street, near rsnth
avenue, three stories high, with brown stone basement
10 by 50 feet each; to cost 900 each.
Three stores on Second avenue between Thirty ninth
and Forteth streets four stories hgh BY 50 feet eacn
built Of brick with iron columns, for John FettretCh;
about SO each commenced LIST Of Mays to be finished
in four months.
Thirty second Streets four stories high, rs By DO Feet
built of BRICK with brown stone posts; for Francis
Burke cost about s. 00 now 10 be daished
this year.
One store on the Fifty fourth and ghth
four stories hgh 25 by so feet brick owaei by
James Grant, cost about 81 900 TO be commenced In
two weeks
Have underway eight brown stone dwelling houses in
Thirty third street, that will be finished about the lst Of
july four stories Easements and sub cellars l9 by t0
feet each first class houses cost each belong w
James Fannin
Two dwelling houses in Congress street. Brooklyn four
stories high and sub cellar 25 by As feet each
first clsss houses cost 50 500 each belong to Thomas
Wheeler.
JOHN N. TRMBLE, NO. Ss WALKER STREET.
The Veterinary College Twenty third street near Sixth
avenue so by "a feet prick with stone trimmings, circl-
lar 'front.' cost $40 000 built for medical corporation
on the 1st Of February aid TO be finished by
the lst Of May.
The new Bowery theatre between Canal and Hester
streets, in the BOwery being 100 feet on Elizabeth street
75 the Bowefy, 200 feet deep, TO hold o0
people, built Of BRICK with stone trimmings an iron from
the Bowery; cost about $50 900; owned by James
Whiting; theatre leased by Fox and Lngard; commenced
the 10th of March, be completed by the lst Of Sep
tember Corinhian style Of architecture f. Latham IA
the builder OF it, he also has the contract removing the
Old Broadway theatre.
Plans have been made by Of the most popular
chects in the city, tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music to
be situated in Montague street; 1t is to be 90 by 225 feet
deep scat to be built Of brick and stone at cost
of Sl20 co.,
Also plans for the Plymouth church, (Rev Henry Ward
Beechefs) be situated in the street, 1t TO he
large enough to seat 5000 people; will cost about
$4,000.
Estimates have been received for bank and office
building in Brooklyn, the Wall street plan TO cost
$50, 900.
RESUME OF THE WORK ON THE HANDS OF DIFFERENT