The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-28

street, forming an L. Cellar basement five stories and
attic In height The vaults the cellar and basement
extend "a feet 10 inches under tho Tho principal
story OF iron, the residue OF front OF Eas: Chester
MARBLE with moulded Rrchvos and key soue to second
story windows, chsmpened lineis above. They ara
owned by MI Gilbert Giles and cost exclusive Of the lots
$780, eco. They are to BIO finished by the LIST OF May
One warehouse, 80 Reade street, 2cz4o height
as the above front Of East Chester marble moulded caps
si!ls, corbes, carved trusses &c. TO windows Owned
by Mr. Henry Young, cost $1,000, and viii be finished by
Lat OF May.
Warehouse 81 Rcade street. height and style Same
"a 50 Reade, except its being q build
ing; size ooxso; owned by Mr.. WIN. A. Boodxood,
Cost $4,000; to be also finished by the let OF May;
No so Reade street, Of Church. size Of 10. 3e1
81 making front Of 10 feet The Of ground outside
The iron: Of Dorchester drsb stone the building 70
be five above the street, and cellar and basement
below &c Is owned BY joan Martin, Jr., and viii cost
slsOco
No IA Reade street; 25x6i trout OF Dorchester
stone, s!mar 10 the aooinug building Nos rs and IS
owned ty MIR. George BRADSHAW, and will cast SIS Og9
No 10 Park street; size 24xsS, bric@ 'front.' basement
and five stories his building, being intended for
featuring purpeses oerg built n most substanual
manner. owned by Mr.. ScoaeId, . lawyer OF tn!a
city, and will cost 81 zoo
ROBERT NOOK, III BROADWAY.
The new Synagogue onLiuz ~ kiacieeAth str ee.
Fifth sveDue, for the Congregation Sbesretns Is-se is
seventy Ieet front eighty deep, leaving
yard OF anne feet VI the rear foe vestioule situated
the FIRST floor aud the forum floor above
The basement, below the level OF the sidewalk 1t Is bulk
of New bsunswoS dgso stone. 6evlI octagonsl dome
with framing Of ron MY feet From toe
sidewalk to tho too the dome viii ne shout 100 feet
There abundant means for ventilation ap1 for heat
ing II will be the most gorgeous synagogue in this
country The estimated cost abon. $50 900, aud Is ex
peced 10 be fnshed time tho first part
autumn &c has otaer WORKS on hand ttra; wlli cost
JOHN SEXTON, 12l NASSAU STREET.
Fourteen three story buildings GA FoT eighth street,
brow stone fronts their s.zs 2ox4s They By
Mr.. A. r. Sears, will cost IS SEQ each They are TO
be finished In the fall. Total cost. $71,tco
PALMER AND DKUTsCH, Ill BROADWAY.
Buciogs l3lst sirecs. between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nuee SIZE 22x3c, with garaens all There teu
are butt for several owners, n cost Of 81, 500
Total, SIS, eco.
HRNRY ESGELBERr. 300 BROADWAY.
Hcuse IN Fifth avenue, thirty sixth 81 Thirty
house. 2sx.o feet, Eve stories, basement and cellar Cost
House IN Eighty 9th street, near Second avenue, for
Victor Durand Esq house 20xio feet three storie base
ment and cellar; store front Cost, about s. 900.
Type foundry for James Conner Son; Centre street.
Of Reade and Duane streets (extension add
tion) six stories, basement and cellar Cost, about
$4,000.
J. F. puckwoRrH, 3s5 CANAL STREET.
fine first class store, with white marble front, 25x6l
feet, lot No 81 Reads street, for R. H. L. Townsend
Esq to cost about SIS 900.
An elegant double store with white marble 'front.' ssxsl
feet on lots Mes IS and 90 Readc street. for Fred NJ
Pcyser, Esq, to cost about S27 eco
handsome store, with beautiful iron front FIRST class
street. for the sNew York and Staten Island Dyeng aad
Printing Company - to cost about SM 600
mss Su 4ny SSo sss On hs corner q seventh
be used for picture and looking glass frame manufacto
ry, to cost about $1,000
store on lot No. IS Leonard street, for Aess Taylor
Co.
AEssgs. RENwICK, AuCHxUTz AND SANDS, 3S WALL
6TRHET.
81. Marks chapel, Forty eighth street, Sixth
nue. 64xl00 feet; OF brick and sonc the Italian style
eeats,l 100 persons, and to cost SIS COOS
Churrh F0uyto stra tha
Academy Of Music Of colored brick and marble In the
Italian Gothic style: seats 2Oo and q COG. s27 900
avenue eexloo feet, Of Dorchester stone; Gothic; seats
00e and 10 cost 81 600.
fourth street (already described). II win be opened on
the lst Of june cost Sloocoo. accommodated for $50
Dwelling house Of Henry Van schack, Twenty third
street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues English base
ment; brown stone; 25x70; cost SIT GOO.
Dwelling @; CORTLAND Palmer, on Madison avenue; 3ox
Two stores for John Bard, Esq, in Broad street,
in place Of the -four warehouses which fell during tho
winter Substantial brick and stone buildings, 70
$4,000 each.
Store for Henry Baboock. Esq, Bowery, near Brooms,
Of white marble, to cost 90, 900.
The leland Hospital, and additions TO Penentary for
the Governor Of the Amshouse Black wells Island,
previously described The hospital will accommodate $50
patients besides resident Physician and assistants The
peniten,iary has $50 cells both rapidly approaching
completion The buildings partly erected by prison
labor and partly by days work.
THE ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS, D. u. BADGER,
SUPERINTENDENT,
Are completing their new Office building, AZ Duane
street The building is twenty three feet front five stories
high, tbs front entirely OF iron, including inside finish,
cash shstters, &c. The floors are composed OF iron
beams with brick arches The stairs, base boarog &c,
entirely OF IRON. Tho roof of iron. The vaults TWEEN
~ feet under the street. and covered in with
iron sidewalk, &C., lighted with patent lights. Cost
sl2,5o0.
They also completing block Of l25 feet 'front.' i've
stories and basement of front, for Thomas Palmer
Esq, in Duane street, between Broadway and Elm. They
IT. thapa
opposite the above front forty Six feet six stories and
base menf with Manhattan alley Cost $50 ,oc0.
y They also erecting the cast iron work for block
of Rcae and Church streets for Messrs Harrol
Rs,ey Kitchen cost SIS, Cc0) AID have contracted
With Dr. Homer Bcs1wic for the iron work OF block OF
stc,es ca Broadway between Broome and Spring Streets
ezienoing through Crosby street, forty feet on
Bsosowa and seyeniyuve feet Crosby street. Cost
Seol9e
marble building, 447 Broadway, fv5ssories and base
ment; size 25x2oo The marble alone for this building
cost S. COO Is built in the Italian style Of archi
lecture and through 10 Mercer street The front
Mercer street Of Dorchester stone II Ia owned by
Judge Mitchell, and will cost about $45 600
Two stores IN Duane street, Nos 81 and &C. for Mr J. J.
FERN; size 47x3e They are built in the plain Italian
style, Of Dorchester stone, and viii cost SIT ,oco
Two Whitehall street-one running into Pearl
forming L; size whitehall street 46x7I, on Pearl
street 26x36 They arc built tn the most substantial
per. ana five stories high Owned By Mr.. John r.
Johnson The WORK Is being done BY day work no that
we cannot tell their cost
A ine BUILDING Of Dorchester stone and brick. for
Frederick Z. Rushtcn, al the Broadway and
Broome street The front Broadway and the return
Broome street viii be Of Dorchester sons the rest Of
brick. Will cost 81 900.
n. l. THOMPSON, Is CENTRE sTRKET
Is putting up building for the Tradcsmens Bank, at
the corner Of Broadway and Read street. It vii be OF
white marble, and IN size 33xi00 feet Height base
ment three storiess and attic II will cost about $50 COO
The lot on which II STANDS is worth in the neighbor6ood
OF $l5OCO0. viii be built mos, splendid manner
viii be Of the finest buildings the city for bank
ing purposes.
B. @. WELLS. IL CENTRE srRyEr
Ia putting up splendid Mr. Thomas Hone
TO be called the Hope Bucings Duane street, between
Church and West Broadway They will be OF white mar
BILE and their height, basement and five stories They
will be finished in about six months will cost go 600
KBLLUM AND SON, ITO BROADWAY,
Have nearly finished fine building for Ball Black & Co.
in Broadway corner OF Prince street IL Of white maree
Ore proof basement and stories high size 5lxilO and
will cost when finished; $3.50 oo0 II wifi be occupied en-
TREY by the drm the upper portion being devoted to
manufacturing purposes and the lower floor for sscroom