AND   BUILDERS'   GUIDE.





Vol. IL]





NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1868.





[No. 34.





JOHNSOIf   &  MILLER,  AITCTIONEERS,
AND REAL ESTATE Bl'.OKEUS, No. 25 Nassau
Street, corner of Cedar, New York.

^" City and Country Real Estate at Public and Pri¬
vate S.ile.                .    '

Loans on Mortgage negotiated.

Auction S;jles of Furniture, Stocks, Merchandise, &c,

TUESDAY, NOA'EMBElt 10.

At 12 o'clock, at Exchinige Salesroom. No. Ill Broadw.iy,

GItKAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE.

TWO HUNDUIDD Sl'LENDID EIGUTEEETII AVARD
BltOOKLYN LOTS. ALSO. 40 EAST NEW YOItK
LOTS ON MILITARY PAUADE GROUND.—Tlie
above lots are .ill flnelv located; 40 of them are ou BUSH¬
AVICK AA^ENUE BOULEVARD, couiprising tlie entire
fronts of two blocks pn the north and south sides, between
Hull and Furman streets. The remainder are situ.itcd on
HULL, AVILLIAM, .ind FURAIAN STREETS, in the
inimedi.ite vicinitv of BROADAVAY and tlie liOULE-
VAUD AND Plt(3P0SED RIDGEWOOD PARK.

THE EAST NEW YOi.'K LOTS ARE ON BROAD-
AVAA^ A^VN SINDRKN, SNEDIKER, AVILLIAMS AND
ALABAMA AVENUES.

3S"Tliis sale, wliicli will be PERE.MPTORY, will afford
one of the best opjiortunities yet ollered for investment in
choice Broolilyn Property.

Maps are now ready at oflices of the Auctioneers, No. 25
Nassau street. New Yorlc, and No. 157 Montague street,
Brooklyn.

AVEDNESDAY, NOA'"EMBER 11.
At 12 o'clock, at Excliange Salesroom, No. Ill Broadw.iy.

ABSOLUTE SALE HY ORDER OF AD.MLNISTRA-
TORS OF A^VLUABLE NEW YORK PROPEUTY, TO
CLOSE AN ESTATE.

AVEST FORTY-THIRD ST., south side, 3i25 feet east
of Eleventh iivenuc, 2 lots e.ich, 25x100.

AVEST FORTY-FOUltTII SI'., south side, 2T5 feet east
of Eleventh av., 2 lots, each 25.vl00.

Also VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
ON EAST TWENTIETH ST., NEW YORK, only one
block from East River.

EAST TWENTIETH ST., south side, beginning 214 feet
8 inches e.ist of Av. A, a large and massive brick buiidiiig,
built in tlie most substantial manner, 71 ft, 3 inches front,
and 92 feet deep.

EAST TWENTIETH ST., south side, and EAST NINE¬
TEEN I'll ST., north side, adjoining tho above on the
westerly side, two splendid vacant lots, each 23,9 by half
the block.

THURSDAY, NOA'^EMBER 12.
At 12 o'clock, at E.vchange Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway.

GREAT SALE OF NEWTOWN LOTS—254 A^VLUA-
BLE LOTS FINELY SITUATED IN NEAVTOWN, L. I.,
within a few minutes' walk of TAVO DEPOTS, and in the
IMMEDIATE vicinity of Churches, Schools, &c. Time
from Thirty-fourth street, -SO minutes. The lots arc all on
high ground and command line views of the surroiin(linj
country. There is no situation lu the vicin?'^-/ of New
York more accessible ordesintble lor suburban residences.
Terms easy. Maps are now ready at oflices of Auctioneers,
No. 25 Nassau St., New York, or No. 127 Montague St.,
Brooklyn.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17.

At 12 o'clock at E.vchange Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway,

New-York.

POSITIATS AND PEREMPTORY.

VILLA PLOTS.   VII.LA PLOTS.   A^LLA PLOTS.

GREATEST  SALE  IN  THE HISTORY   OF   REAL

ESTATE.

1,095 CHOICE PROSPECT PARK LOTS. NEAR THE
GRAND EASTERLY ENTRANCE, AT AUfJTION.

Let every one call at the oflices of the Auctioneers, se¬
cure a map, and e.xamine the property.

THE LOTS ARE SPLENDIDLY LOCATED ON
FRANKLIN PLACE and AVASHINGTON PLAGE
BOULEVARDS (each of which is one hundred feet w-ide,
with a proposed park through the centre). JEFFERSON
PLACE, CEDAR STREET, EAST NEAV YORK,
PERRY, ROGERS, and CANARSIE AVENUES, and
BEDFORD ROAD. THE LOCATION-FOR A^LLA
BiTES is one of the finest in the vicinity of the ME¬
TROPOLIS. It is nearer and far more accessible to NEAV
YORK- CITY HALL than CENTRAL PARK. It can bo
reached by several different lines of RAILROADS, FINE
IMPROVMENTS are going np in the vicinity,
EVERY LOT AVILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF
PRICE.

Such an opportunity to purchase FIRST-CLASS REAL
ESTATE has never before been presented.

Terms easy. Maps-at oflices of Auctioneers, No, 25
Nassau street. New York, ot No. 15''. Montague street,
Brooklyn.

j^" This valuable property, comprising 5 lots, being
situated only one block- from the East River, at a point
where large vessels may discharge ciirgoes, is very desira¬
blo for manufacturing purposes. luimediate possession
of premises will be given. Terms easv.

ALSO GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE OF VALUA¬
BLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY, SY ORDER OF THE
ADMINISTRATORS, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

FIRST ST. AND SOUTH SI.XTH ST., n. e. cor, four
valuable lots for mauufacturiiig purposes.





SOUTH SIXTH ST. AND DUNHAil PLACE, s. w.
cor., one lot.

NORTH FOURTH AND FIFTH STS., s. w. cor., two
v.iluiible lots and building.

STEUBEN ST., e. s., four lots, 283 feet north of De
Kalb av.

ItlVER ST., n. s., 79 feet west of Lee av.. 6 lots.

CLASSON AA'. AND PAKK AA""., two lots.

ALSO, VALUABLE LOT.S ON

TO.M PKINS AV., e. s., between Floyd and Stockton sts.,
eight lots.

FLOYD ST., n. s., five lots and gores, 100 feet cast of
Tompkins av.

FLOA'D ST., s. s., 13 lots. 90 feet e.ist of Tompkins av.

STOCKTON ST., n. s., 13 lots, 90 feet e. of Tompkins
av.

TOMPKINS AA""., e. s., 25 feet s. ot Stockton St., four
lots.

STOCKTON ST., s. s., 90 feet east of Tompkins av., 1
large lot, 34.\:10(>.

ALYRTLE AV., 10 lOts, n. s ,bct. Madison and JelTerson
sta., including the valuable Madison av. corner.

JEFFERSON ST., e. s., 94 ft. n. of Myrtle av., 3 lots.

FLU.SH1NG AV.. n. s., 40 feet e. of Classon av., two
storv and cellar FRAME HOUSE, 23.K30; has gas and
water: lot 23.vS0.

CLASSON AV. AND RIVER ST., s. e. cor., two story
and basement brick HOUSES, each 14x33 ft.; water, gas,
&c.; lots U.xlOO.

Terms liberal. Maps of all tho above property now
ready at No. 25 Nassau St., N. Y., and at No. 157 Monta¬
gue St., Brooklyn.





TOSEPH A, LEVY, AUCTIONEER, REAL

ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER.
Houses and Lots for sale and to lease.                          '

LIFE,  accidental,  FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE EFFECTED.

Mortgiiges negotiated and Titles searched.





JOHN   TRAGESER,

M-A-NUFACTUREK OF

PLUMBERS' COPPER MATERIALS,

AVHOLESALE AND RETAIL.     COPPEP^AVORK OF

ANY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER.

No. 447, 449, 451 and 453 AVist Twenty-sixth Street,

Between Ninth and Tenth Avenues.





CHARLES H. HASWELL,
CITY   STJETETOE

AND

CIYIL  ENGINEER.

.. OFFICE, 0 BOAVLING GREEN,
)   •                                              New York.





CRANFORD, NEW JERSEY.

LEWIS  E. WOOD,
Auctioneer.

By a.  D. MELLICK, Jk,,  & Bro,,
Auctionecirs and Dealers in New Jekpey Real Estate,

20 Pine Stbeet,

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER lOxii, 1S08,
ABSOLUTE SALE OF 200 VILLA PLOTS AT CRAN-
FORD, 16 miles from New York by the C. R, R, of N, J,
These Lots are handsomely situated. on an elevation com¬
manding fine views of the mountains and the surrounding
counlry, and wthin five minutes' walk of the Railroad
Station. Cranford ia a growing town, 45 minutes from
New York, and 4 miles from Elizabeth; and is well sup¬
plied with good Churches, Schools, and Stores. A special
train will leave the foot of Liberty street on the day of the
sale at 11 a.m. Refreshments served ou the grounds before
the sale. For Railroad Passes, Maps, and Ml particulars,
apply at the office of the Auctioneers,

"26 PINE STREET,





ROOFING, &c.





JOHN   FYFE,

PRACTICAL SLATE AND METAL ROOFER,

225 AVest 19tu Stkeet. between 7th and Sth Avenues,
New Y'ouk.

Slate and Metal Roofing done in any pirt of the U. S,







FOR FLAT OR STEEP ROOFS,

FIRE-PROOF, AVEATHER-PROOF Sc UNDECAYING,

Now being used on the finest .structures,

Inpoiised iiv Sixty-Five Insurance Companies,

Price half that of other Standard i:oofings.

All New AVork warranted Fice Years.

Water-Tight Floors Made Avitli Plastic Slate.

EDWARD VAN ORDEN Sc CO.,

41 Liberty Strce't, New York,

Manufacturers of Roofing ^latcrials, Two-Ply Felt,

Floor deafening.

Tin Boofs Coated and Warranted.

JOHX    GALT,    WHOLESALE     SLATB
DEALER,
RED, GREEN, PURPLE, BLACK, AND VARIE¬
GATED ROOFING SLATES
From all the best quarries in VEmio.vT k Pennsylvania.
General Office, 21 & 23 Tenth Avence, New Yobk.
Send for Clrcnhr,





Warrek's

GRAVEIi    ItOOFIWG.

ABBOTT   A;  CO,,
Proprietors for Long Island.   Stable Floors made AVater-
Tiglit.   Tin Roofs Coated with Elastic Cement,

Ollicc, No. 9 Court street. Kuoiii 11. Brooklyn.

Orders also received at the AVarren Roofing Co.'s office,
112 John struet. New i'ork.





BUILDEES' SUPPLIES.





ARNOLDS,  MARTIN &   CO,, DEALERS
IN ALL KINDS OF LIME, CEMENT, BUICK,
PLASTER, NORTH RIVER BLUE STONE, Ac, &c &c
AValks Flagged, and Flagging relald on reasonable terms,
FOOT OF 91ST ST., E. R., NEAV YORK.
<. jrders received at No. 51 Liberty street, from 12 to 2,
Mechanics and Traders' Exchange, Box. 72.

"iV/rARBLEIZBD SLATE AND DECORATED
1»X   MARBLE MANTELS.   A large stock always on





hand.





T, B. STEAVART,
005 Sixth avenue, bet, 35th and 36th streets.





MARBLEIZED   SLATE MANTELS FROM
OUR OWN QUAliRIEi,

Boxed ready for shipment,

HUDSON RIATEB SLATE CO,
25 Park Row, New York.





^ILLIAM S. CARR & CO.,

Manupactfeebs of

Patent Water Closets,





PLUMBERS' MATERIALS,

149,151,153,155, and 157 Centre street, comer of Copiil,

NEAV YOBK,