The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-20
HxW BUILDINGS m NEW YORK.

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Addftlonal Partie alars from the Architects
Over Five Millions II Dollars Worth Of
New Buildings Going Up.
Building enterprise in New York the ensuing season,
viii probably furpass that Of any other season In the
history Of city. win probably surpass every other
year, not only by the number Of the erections,
but particularly In their size, materials and magnin-
Our metropolis will be filed with the most
splendid mercantile palaces, Of marble, stone and ron
that the world has ever The Summary Of the city
work the hands az architects ia herewith continued
SAMUEL A. wAENEE, 10 BROADWAY.
nne building At tho Of Wall and Nassau Streets
for banking purposes and Offices rs feet by Is feet four
stories with basement; white nHsle 'front.' Italian style Of
architecture the whole building 10 be got up the best
possible manner; win cost about $30,00o is for George
IOves will be commenced the first Of May and finished
this year.
Three 1885, 1885, 14 42 and IA Duane street Con
the site Of The old sugar rennery AZ 100 feet each
stories high with basement and cellar, marble 'front.'
modern Italian style Of architecture floors supported
wholly by iron beams; roofs Of iron. They are 70 be
very superior buildings, built and fitted up in style
such has been obtained in stores in the city here
ofore All the appointments Of the buildings are TO be
the superior and perfect style Total cost of the
three stores, about $l4oO0 owned by Bernhard Hut
ton commenced January and to be finished this year
at 65 and 81 Worth street, corner Of Church,
80 feet by rs feet stories, with basement AMI cellar,
white marble fronts beth Worth and Church streets;
to be first class building, every way; cost about
$50,OOO owned by Mr.. wyman, of Baltimore; commenced
this month and to be finished during the year.
store at go Worth street, 25 feet by rs feet stories,
basement and cellar, with marble 'front.' first Glass; cost
800 Geo; commenced now and finished this year.
sore on II and 70 Worth street. so feet by 100 feet
stores cellar and basement with white marble front;
Italian style Of Architectural cost $50 00o for H. D. Aid
rich to be commenced LIST May and finished this year
store on rs and II Worth street. 30 feet by 100 feet
stories basement and cellar; marble 'front.' Italian style
OF architecture; cost $50 000 for H. d. Adrich; to be
commenced Nay L. finished this year.
store 20 and 81 Worth street 40 feet by 100 feet
cellar basement and stories: white marble 'front.' cost
about s45, oO0 for Henry Young; TO be commenced in
store on So and So Worth street, 46 feet by 100 feet
cellar basement and stories white marble front;
com menced May and nnished this year. These are all
TO be dry goods houses.
store on the southwest of Broome and Crosby
Streets rs by leo feet cellar, basement and st0res
white marble front; Italian style OF architecture; cost
s2s O0o for p Poirer; 70 be commenced May J. finished
A beautiful and superior dwelling house on the south
east corner OF 30th street and 9th rs feet by 80
feet stories basement and celar brown stone 'front.'
house on the north side Of oath street, between 9Th
and avenues 40 feet 81 feet cellar basement and
yery .nate and ful; cost $45 ,000 for r. A. Witt
haus commenced last fall. TO be finished next winter
house adjoining this % feet by ss feet: cellar base
A. Wthaus; 70 be commenced in Nay, and finished this
year.
nue. 25 by Sc feet four stories, basement and cellar
brown stone front; cost SIS 600 for j. H. Howard
commenced last fail to be finished tins year.
Mr. Warner is also making plans for some other very
superior buildings, which, it s expected Will astonsh
even Gohames but they not as yet in condition TO
be laid before the public
ME- THOMPSON, Is CENTRE STREET.
store in Sixth avenue, Twelfth street, 26 feet
by 90; four stories high iron aud brick, trimmed with
brown stone; cost about $4,000; for william C. Rhine
lander 10 be commenced May l. finished by the LIST Of
October.
TWO stores on the Of Franklin and Gold streets
% by 10 EACH I've stories high; Of iron and brick
cost about $25 600 for BOTH owned by Ambrose X Ely;
to be commenced May /, finished Sept. /.
and Broaoway; so by $50 feet: built Of brown stone;
gothic Style 900 people, about $50 OOO will
FRED A. PETERSON, 1868 BROADWAY.
store on No. Murray street, Is feet by 100 feet five
stories high brick front oers cost $40 oOO
Soioman Hart; be commenced 1st OF May, finished
as possible.
store in Walker street, Church street, rs feet by
100 feet; Ave stories high; marble front, about
dwelling house in West Twenty. third street, near
Seventh avenue % by 20 feet four stories, basement.
and sub cellar brown stone 'front.' first class in every
way; cost s25 00o for B. L. soloman, Esq; be
menced LIST May; finished as soon as possible
M'DoNALD CLINTON, IL PINE STREET.
-four store at No State street 2s by 100 feet; five
stories and basement brick and from cost about
for Joseph Ogden be commenced LIST May nished lat
September
w. II. BEER, NO. 473 GREENWICH STREET.
Four houses in Grand street, Thompson % feet by
SO EACH five stories basement and cellar; brick, with
brown trimmings first class houses in every
store on the corner Of Fulton and William streets, 81
feet BY g. stories basement, cellar and vaults; brick
front, marble trmn ngs, iron shutters, &c.
A church in ODD street.
]. F. puCKwoRTH, NO. PEOPLES BANK, CANAL
STREET.
First Free Will Baptist church, in 2Sth street, near
Broadway, so by 100 feet, brown stone front. to hold
5000 peoples cost SIS 0O0 commenced during the winter
and to be finished by SEPTEMBER for the church
OF the eame name.
store at 800 Broadway % feet by l75 running from
Broadway Cortandt alley five high stories, With base
ment; stone front; S25 GOO; for j. F. Buerworth;
commenced during the winter to be flushed as soon
| possible
store at III Duane street. corner of Staple rs feet by
90; vo stories with basement iron 'front.' cost $4,000
for J. H. Clover comu enced now, finished as soon as
| possible
LOUIS BURGER no. SO BOwERY.
Eleven houses on Sd avenue, between Attn and 4sth
streets comprising the whole block % by As feet each;
four stories and cellar the first story Of all of them being
stores built Of brick and iron cost $50 oOo for Messrs
Goclets commenced now; finished by the lst Of Sep
! tember
Three houses in 4st street. Sd avenue, II by so
feet EACH four stories with basement brick total cost
Of the three about $4,000; to be commenced May Il
| finished by October, Tor D. Jones, Esq.
house, slaughter house and stable on avenue near
18th street, covering two ots, being 30 by 100 feet
inclusive four stories and BASEMENT brck total cost
about 50 00 for Joseph Jantzen commenced now finish
ed by lst September
brick brewery in 64th street, between 1st and ID
so feet by 100 feet stories and basement cost
$4,000 commenced now, finished by the LIST September
| tor Messts. Kress 4 Schaefer.
furniture manufactory in 10th street, near 3D. avenue
100 feet by 100 feet; five siores basement and cellar
cupoa the centre part 80 feet by 30 feet and
so feet high brick with brown stone trimmings Italian
style Of architecture: for Messs Better Co.. 10 be com
menced May and finished November1
house in SD street, "a avenue; 20 by 40 feet
three stories and basement; brick; cost $4,000 for
Hackel commenced let APRIL TO be finished by the 1st Of
August.