AND   BUILDERS'   GUIDE.





Vol. V.                          NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1870.                          No. 106.





J. Johnson, Jr., Auctioneer.
TOHNSON   &   MILLER, • AUCTIONEERS





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AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS, No. 25 Nassau





Street, corner of Cedar, New York.

C^~ City and Country Real Estate at Public and Pri¬
vate Sale.

Loans on Mortgage negotiated.

Auction Sales of Furniture, Stocks, Merchandise, &c.

TUESDAY, March 29,

At 12 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway,

HIGHLY  IMPORTANT

GRAND CLEARING-OUT SALE.

Messrs. A. C. KINGSLAND & SONS have directed
JOHNSON & MILLER to sell on very easy terms, at time
and place aforesaid, all their valuable Brooklyn prbpertv
not sold at the great sale in March, 1869.

This will be the sale of the season, and will afford the
best opportunity yet olfured for men of moderate means to
purchase truly desirable lots, in the immediate vicinity of
New York, easy of access by the Meeker avenue cars to
all the Williamsburg ferries.

The lots aro splendidly located oh Meeker avenue, Varick,
Yandam, Apollo, Nassau, Brldgcwater, Moore, and Lake
streets, in the immediate vicinity of excellent improve¬
ments.                        :

The attention of capitalists, lumber and brick mer¬
chants, and manufacturers is called to the valuable.Docks
on Newtown Creek, which, with the lots adjacent, will be
included in the sale. Newtown Creek is navigable for
large vessels.                   ■   •

The locality for manufacturing purposes cannot be sur¬
passed by any in the vicinity of New-York.-

The terms (70 per cent, on 'mortgage) are so easy that
even men of the most inoderatc means may purchase one
or more lots.

Maps will be ready.on .Saturday, March 19, at
Auctioneer's offices, 2.^ Nassau street. New York,

157'Montague street, Brooklyn-. '

, ■. THURSDAY, March 81,                    ^

At 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadu.'i}?'
BROOKLYN, WILLIAMSBURG, and  EAST  NKW'\
YORK HOUSES, and GOWANUS CANAL DOCK PRO¬
PERTY AT AUCTION.                                                 :,

THE THREE VALUABLE HOUSES,
• Nos. 75,77, and 79 Su.m.mit'Strebt, ketwein Henrt and.
Hicks Streets, three desirable 3-story brown-stone high-!
basement and sub-cellar Philadelphia brick houses, substan¬
tially built'and handsomely fluished, by-days' work; e.ich(
containing 11 rooms, marble mantels, marble floors, and
all moderq improvements.   Si7.a«i6.6 by about DO.xlOO,        >

Summit street is a continuation of First Place, and isi

built up with fine improvements.    These houses are situ-f

ated on tbo best block, are accessible to cars and feiriew

and very dc&irabla for private families. ■ Seventy-five yK^

cent, may rem.iin on mortgage for three years.               u

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PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE DOCK PROR

PERTY ON GOWANUS CANAL, TO BE SOLD '., s

' ON) UNUSUALLY LIBERAL TERMS.        '   f

The valuiible Wharf Property situated on the northeast¬
erly side of illallock street and Gowauus Caual, haviii^a
front-of 100 feet on canal, 175 feet on Hailock street, imd"
luO feet oa §mith street. The property adjoins the Brook¬
lyn City Pipe Yard aud the land of the Knickerbocker fue'
Company, and is admirably adapted for any uianul'actur-
ing business requiring water privileges.





FISHER   &   BIRD,





97, 99, 101, 103, <t 105 EAST HOUSTON ^.,

Vcriuoiit  Marble   Yards,   260, 262^ and
264 li^IizabetlL St., New Vork.

RoRKRT C. Fisher.                               Clinton G. Bird.





Importers. Dcfilors, and Jlanufacturers of Foreign and
American ^larbles. Ecclesiological  Decorators, and
Workers in Granite, Brown, Nova Scotia,
.    Caen Stouf;, and Scotch Granite.
Marble  mantels,   Grates,   and   Fenders.
Monuments, Cemetery Vaults, Church Altars, Fonts,
Tablets. Communion Tables, and Marble Counters.   Mar¬
ble Floor Tiling.
J2ff~ Estimates and drawings upon application.





JOHN IIOKTON,





GAS    FIXTUKE    MANUFACTURISK,





NOS. 233 i 235 CANAL STEEET,
Opposite to Earle's Hotel, New York.





and





WALTER R. WOOD & CO.,

WINERS, AND wholesale DEALERS IN

Ohio Building Stone and Grind-
• stones.

FROM  THE  BEREA AND  AMHERST QUARRIES.

Office, Nos. 283 & 285 Front St.,

(Near Roosevelt Street).                             NEW YORK.

SOLE AGENTS FOR SENECA BROWN STONE.
Walter R. Wood.      .                    Cuab. P. Williams.





ACKERMAN & BORKEL,

Manufacturers of

Galvanized Iron  Cornices
Mouldings,

SLATE AND METAL ROOFERS,

No. 143 WORTH STREET; NEW YORB:.







516  AND  518 WEST TWENTIETH STRB^'{\|
NEAR TENTH AVE, NEW YORK.      ^V.^ ] i

Mantels, Monuments, etc.   Orders punctually attendeiito.)





iL. C. SANDFORD,

Real Estate Agent: j





153 BOWERY, NEW YORK.





Estates taken charge of, and prompt returns made.
Unexceptionable references given.





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LEANDER  STONE,

Dealer in ;,.

PINE, SPRUCE,  AND HEMLOCK LU
BER AND TIMBER,              ^

BLACK WALNUT, and other Hard Woods,
Cor. 54th St. and First Ave., New York





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I,     738 BROADWAY,   NEW  YORK  CITY.





m. A. J. liXMCH,

EEAL ESTATE

NO. '?2 dEDAli; STREET,

,NEW YOUK,   .       ', :.i\a|lf;

bet. Brpadwjy and Nassau Street.                 .   -y$^'

.   THE EMPIRE, jPLNNSYLVANIA &.VERMONT ^

SUTE ROOFING WORliv

OFFICE, 94 WALL ST., N. Y.;             '    '

Yard, Third street, near Bond, South Brooklyn.





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Orders filled in country or city.   Ro'oflng repaired.





A. ROUX  & SON,

827  and 82 9  BROADWAY.

i                           FACTORY:





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161^ 1G3, and 1135 TVcst ISth St'.





Wood^ Mantels, Mirror Frames,





; WArNSCOTING • DOORS,   GEILlNGS,'
j          '        AN^ FLOORS. •;   r    V;

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GALVANIZED IRON GUTTERS of all sizes con¬
stantly on hand, and for gale to tho trade in quantities to
suit, in lengths, or put together.







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BEST IS THE CHEAPEST."















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Being constructed with re;:ard to scientific accuracy, are
used in all tests of skill l>v- the tie.st [ilavers in tbe country,
and in all first-class cIiUis and hotels. Illustrated cata¬
logues of everything relating to Billiards sent by Mail.





THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED
letters-patent, dated May 2yth, 1869, for their im¬
provement in the fronts of buildings, aro now prepared to
i^ant liconsoa to founders and builders intending to mako
;ood work.





Apply to our Patent Attorney, T. D. Stetsox, 5 Tryon
low. Now York.





JOHN ALEXANDER,
NATH. J. BURCHELL.





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

Ai)ply at the Foundry, corner of Quay and Washington
streets, Greenpoint.
I                                              JOHN ALEXANDER.







.1.  13.   MAVEWS,

U AND UMBER DEALER.

W -^^tk Av., cor. 47th St., New York.

An 'lifMfffihent of Pine, Sprnce, and Hemlock Lamhcr
i wcU-seafconed and planed, and kept nnder cover;  Also
Shingles.Posts, Pickets, and Lath.