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AHD   BUILDERS'   GUIDE.





YoL. IIL   No. 18.]





NEW YORK, SATURDAY,. JULY 17, 1869.





[Wjiole No. .70v





ilegant Decorated Marble Mantels,

In exact représentation of the choicest Foreign nnd
Antique Marbles, such as SIENNA, BROCADELLE,
VERD, ANTIQUE, GALAVAY, and every Colored Marble
in the known world.   Also

S T A T U A R Y.

Black, Engraved in Gold, and Inlaid Marble Mantels of
tho most elaborate patterns. Also MAEBLE WAINS-
COTTING, Inlaid.   Also FUENITUEE TOPS, &c., ic.





MIDDLEFIELD  FIRE  &  BUILDING  STONE  CO.,

: 1269 Broadway, bet. Slst and,32d Streets,

New York.





CORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NO-
tice is hereby pivon to the owner or owners, oc-
cupnntor occupants of all Houses and Lots, improved or
unimproved Lands affected thereby, that the following
a.ssessments bave been completed and are lodged in the
olDce of the Board of Assessors for examination byall
jiersons interested yiz. :

First—For building sewers in Vandam, Sullivan, Watts,
AVashington, and Laight streets.

Second—For building sewers in Second avenue, from
Seventy-fourth to and through Seventy-fifth street to
Third avenue.

The limits embraced by such Assessment include allthe
several Houses and Lots of Ground, vacant Lots, pièces
and parcels of Land situated on

First—Both sides of Vandam street, from Greenwich
toMacdougiil street. to the extent of half the block on
Ibe intersecting streets; both sides of Sullivan,' from
Broome to Spring street. and on the southerly side of
Spring, from Sullivan to Clark street ; both sides of Watts
street, from Greenwich to West street, to the extent of
half the block on the intersecting streets; both sides of
AVashington, from Vestry to Laight street, and both
Bides of Laight street, from Washington to Greenwich
street, to the extent of half the block on all Intersecting
streets.

Second—Embraces all the lots lying between Madison
and Second avenues, and between Seventy-fourth and
Seventy-nlntb streets, and the lots on the easterly side of
Second avenue, between Seventy-fourth and Seventy-flfth
streets.          '

All persons whose interests are affected by the iibove-

taamed Assessments, and who are opposed to the same. or

either of them, are requestedto present their objections

in writing to EMANUEL B. HART,  Chairman ofthe

Board of Assessors, .it their oflice. No. 32 Chanibers street,

nvithin thirty daj's from the date of this notice.

EMANUEL B. HAET,

EICHAED TWEED.

THOMAS B. ASTIN,

EICHARD M. HENRY,

OflBce of Board of Assessors, New York, July 12,1869.





Board of Assessors,





CORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NO-
ticeis hereby given to the ownor or owners, occu¬
pant or occupants of all houses and lots, improved or un¬
improved lands affected thereby, that the following assess¬
ments bave been completed and are lodged in the office of
the Board of Assessors for^xamination by all persons in¬
terested, viz. :

First—For laying  Nicholson   p.avement in   Sixteenth
str■■et, from Fourth avenue, to Rutherford place.
i/ Second^—For laying^ Nicholson pavement in Irving place,
from Fourteenth toTwëntietli streets.  "

The limits embraced by such' assessment include àll thb
several houses and Iota of gronnd, vacant lots, pieces'and
parcels of land, situated'oh .  -.                                 ,,

First—Both sides of .Sixteenth street; from Fourth àve-'
nue to Ruthford place', to the extent of half the block on
the intersecting Btreets^-~-.-_..^

Second—Both sides of irving place, from Fourteenth to
T^ventieth street, to tbe extent of half the block on tbe
intersecting streets.     '               ■         .          . :■

All persons whose interests are affected bythe above-
named assessments, and who are opposed to the samè, or
either of them, are requested to present their objections
in writing to Emanuel B. Hart, Chairman of the Board of
Assessors, at their office. No. 33 Chàmbers street, within
thirty days Irom tho date of this notice.
EMANUEL B. HART, ,\
RICHARD TWEED,       (        Board

THOMAS B. ASTEN,      f of Assessors. -
RICHARD il. HENRY. J

Office Board of Assessors, New York, July 10,1869,





SUPREME COURT—IN THB IVIATTER
of tlie apj)lication of tlie Commissioners of the Cen¬
tral Park, for and in bebalf of the Mayor, Alderman and
CommoMaltj' of the City of Now York, relative to laying
out a l'ublic Square or Place in the Twelfth AVard of tlie
City of New York, adjoining the High Bridge and New
Rcservoir, as laid out by the Commissioners of the Central
Park.

AA''e. the undersigned Commissioners of Estimate and
Assessment, in tbe above entitled matter, lierohy give no¬
tice to the owner or owners, occupant or occiipaVits, of ail
houses and lots, and improved or unimproved lands affect¬
ed thereby, and to all others whoui it may concern, to
wit:                           '   ■                                             _                       •

FinsT, That we bave completed onr estimate and as¬
sessment, aud that ail persons interested in tbese proceed-
ings, or in any ofthe lands affected thereby, nnd who may bo
opposed to the s.ime. do présent their objections in writing,
duly verifled, to ,Lvme8 H. Cole.man, Esq., our Chairman,
at the office of the Commissioners, No. 82 Nassau Street,
(room No. 42), in this city, on or before the ICth day of
August, 1869, and that we, the said Commissioners, will
hear parties so objectirig within the ten week-days next
after the said 16th day of Augnst, 1869, and for that pur-
pose will be in attendance at our said office on each of sald
ten da3'5, at twelve o'clock, .m.

Secono. That the abstract of the said estimate and as¬
sessment, together with our maps, and also the affidavits,
estimâtes nnd other documents which were used by us in
making our report, bave been deposited in the Street Com-
missioners's office, in the City of New York, there to re¬
main until the 27th day of August, 1869.

Thiro. That the limits eriibraced bythe assessment
aforesaid, are as follows, to wit: All those certain lots,
pièces or parcels of land, bounded and contained within
tbe following limits, that is to say: Beginning at tbo
point of intersection of the centre Une of the Tenth avenue,
with the centre lineof OneHundred aud Fifty-fifth street,
and running thence northerly along the centre line of
Tenth'avenue to the centre line of the Kingsbridge road
thence northerly along the centre line of the Kingsbridge
road to the westerly side of Harlem River, thence southerly
along the westerly side of Harlem River to the centre line
of One Hundred and Fifty-lifth street, thence westerly
along the centre line of One Hundred and Fifty-iifth street
to the place of beginning.

Fouuth.   That our report herein, will be presented to
the Suprême Court of the State of New York, at a Spécial
term thereof, to be held at the Court-room, in the new
Court-house, at tbe City Hall, in the City of New York,
on the fourth day of September, 1869, at tho opening of
the court on that day, and that then and there, or as soon
thereafter as connsel can bo heard thereon, a motion will
be made that the said report be confirmed.
Dated New Youk, July 12*, 1869.
JAMES H. COLEMAN,   )
THOS. J. CREAMER,     V Commissioners.
PATRICK DOLAN,        j





THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED
letters-patent, dated May 25thi 1869, for their im¬
provement in the fronts of buildings, are now prepared to
grant licenses to founders and buildèrs intending to mako
good work.

Apply to our Patent Attorney, T. D. Stetson, 5 Tryon
Row, New York.

JOHN ALEXANDER,
NATH. J. BURCHELL.

The undersigned is prepared to construct fronts on this
plan in the best manner aud at the shortest notice. Has a
stock of patterns and machinery for Ilnisliing.

Apply at the Foundry, corner of Quay nnd AVashington
streets, Greenpoint.

JOHN ALEXANDER.





PHŒNIX
COACH & LIGHT CARRIAGE

MANUFACTORY.

Cor. State <Sb JBoerixin sts., Brooklyn.

D.   DALlY,   PROPRIETOR,





WM. B. WALTERS.

LONG   ISLAND   STEAM   PLANING,

MOULDING, SCROLL-SAWING, AND

TURNING MILL.

'           Doors, Sashes, and Blinds

Of all descriptions on hand, and made to order at low

prices,

CoR. Baltic and Powers Stb,, Brooklyn,





S. FÂRHER& CO.,

212 Grand  St.,   New York.

Manufacturers of

HIGH AND LOW l'RESSURE

STEAM-HEATING APPARATUS,

For xcarming and ventilating Hotels. Private

Résidences, C7iurc7ies, Sêvools, Stores,

Factories, Steamers, &c.

STEAM   FITTING.

PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
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J. & R. LAMB,

Church & Gothic

FURNITURE,

Ecclesiastical Décora¬
tions, Etc.,

59 CARMINE ST.

N.B.—Sixth Ave. Cars
pass the Door.





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