New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

and rooted with slate The design is Of the Paadio
school-large massive columns extending the whole
hight Of the building with elegantly carved Cornthlan
capitas-the whole snrmouDted by heavy cornice OF
zno The piers in the basement aud cellar are not less
than six feet square of solid granite and brick and the
walls are two feet thick to the top. Every conceivable
| modern improvement in the way Of convenences has
been introduced into this building and it is unsurpassed
by any edce erected for similar purposes in thus CITY,
The most marked feature s its massive and substaii'
tial appearance and every precaudon has been taken
to render it completely 6re-proof The building WIZ
cost $500 COO and has been leased to Allen Mclean ~
Bulkley at an at nual rent of $4,000
In Lispenard street. west Of and near Broadway, %
Leo is completing store 80 by 81 feet costing ao"a'
40 OO0 the lot being valued at $4,000. It's OF Ne"
Brunswick sone, in the italian STYLE and designed Tor
Wholesale warehouse.
An elegant white marble front store OF when we
have heretofore given the proportion in detas 10 near
completion on lots fronting on broadway ana Id HUH
Of the New York Hospital grounds. These stores are
five stories in hight and the marble work pam anu
chaste in design.
fine marble front wal ehouse is in course OF cree
ton on the lot No 354 broadway, but tom present IN
dcaons it will not be completed until tho coming SUM-
mer.
On the lots Nos 500 and J0i Broadway, nearly 2ppo'
ate the st. Nicholas HOTEL DR.. BoswiCk has nearly
finished building Of fine proportions The structure
fronts A feet on Broadway and has depth OF 2oO ieet
with frontage of GO feet on Crosby street. Inc ma
,eral ia the East Chester MARBLE and the style Nor
man, with little ornament, and distinguished
chiefly for tho large opening which gives the
front graceful appearance and furnishes an aoun-
dance VI light and vextilation. The building
will cosi when completed $50 co., and the lots lPsrts OF
which are leased for term of yeaIt are worth *ZVe
OOO This warehouse, like Others OF modern constrae
ton, is supplied with boilers for heating and hosting
purposes
range of maTbleront buildings vereceny been COM
peted and are now occupied by Stevens & Miner, car
riage manufacturers.
Fronting on Broadway and Canal street large brick
building of al ordinary character has been erected by
some pcrson who holds haso of the ground for ten
years. This building looks shabby alongside its more
pretentiou neigllbors, and adds beauty 10 the
thoroughfare on which il is located.
| Messrs. Deyln, Hudson & Co. viii shortly yacate
the premises at the Of Warren street and Broad
way which they have occupied foT several years past
and remove 10 their two buildings, now almost ready
| One Of these situated the southeast corner OF
/ broadway ana Graid sticct u CeIbiih'l VI '"'
finest srecmens of architecture that the thoronghfare
can boast Of II is built Of stone Is five stories
high. has frontage of 80 feet Broadway, and 80
feet ON Grand street. The windows and doors are re-
lieyed BY chase and well-turnet arches- This build
ing is to be occupied exclusively for retail trade.
For their wholesale bufiness the same firm viii &C.
cupy the large mabo building in Canal street, near
Elm. standing upon the rite of the French Catholic
Church There is large staircase in TIE center Of tie
building leading from the street TO the second floor,
which will be devoted to the salesmen. The other
ofts are TO be used by the rn while the two stores on
Canal street and the one on Howard street. will TO
leased for other purposes. This building u owned by
Mathew Morgan aud v'eSod a. so-1 ~ s''iVVV'
Further up, Alexander T. Stewart Ia erecting Elk
iron buildings designed for stores on the block bounded
by Broadway Ninth and Tenth streets. They are to
be five stories high, with basement and sub-eellaIs
On Broadway there will be three stores two Of them
presenng frontage Of 20 feet and one Of twenty-five
| feet the last forming an i Ninth street. Each
store is about l25 feet deep There will also be three
stores on Ninth street % feet front by 100 feet deep
These buildings will cost, when completed, in tie
neiphboLhood Of 100000. An erroneous impression
has conc abroad that Mr.. Stewart intends occupying
these stores himself Such is not the case and we are
assured that Lie has no intention OF removing IRON LIS
rresept location Mr. Stewart once owned the greater
norton Of this block and is bis intention eventually
TO build through to the Fourth avenue.
On the northwest corner Of Thirteenth street and
broadway. Wallack's new Theater, description Of
which we shall give in separate article, rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
Within few months past, great alterations have
been effected on tie northwest corner OF Fourteenth
street and Broadway for Duncan 81 Sons. The build
ing is 90 feet front by "A feet deep and is finished IN
lapdsome manner Underground are immense vaults,
Sc feet wide by 100 feet deep. The alterations and I'M
provemenis cost $4,000.
very file edifce has recently been erected on the
block bounded by the Fifth avenue, Twenty second
stree, and broadway, for Richard Mortimer IL is 20
feet on the Fifth avenue III feet ON Iwenty'eeoha
street, and 20 feet on Broadway Iii six stories in
hight with basement and spacious vaus The fon's
are of Cumberland yellow stone, with elegant heavy
carved trimmings in the Italian style, andsone cornice
TIE frat story il Of iron. The building cost about
sI25,OOo.
During the past year tho beautiful new ediice on
tie southeast corner Of Madison avenue and Thirty
first street, for the Madson-avenue Baptist Church
has been completed at cost OF S5OOo IL IL III the
BYZANTINE STYLE of architecture the material being oil
fine pressed brick and brown stone. The buildlDgE
70 feet front by 100 feet deep, beautiful chapel III
the rear 30 by 90 feet The main edfce has stunned
glass windows and walnut sashes and doors.
The elegant manson of John Jacob Asor, jr, on the
CORNER of Tbyhird street and the Fifth avenue, has
slso been completed within the past year. and, with
scarcely All exception the finest private resdence IN
the city, The material is of the finest Baltimore brick
g NJ, n,,r,a risLf yea4