AND   BUILDERS'   GUIDE:





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Vol. Y.





NEW YOKK,





SATURDAY, JULY 2,





1870.





No. 120.





SUBURBAN    HOMES





GRAND PARK,

CONSISTINO OP

2,000 Acres of Pirst-Class Lands

IN ONE BODY ON TUB BEAUTIFUIi

HIGHLANDS  OP   WESTCHESTER   COUNTY,   N.   Y.

TO BE SOIiD AT

PUBLIO AUrOTIOE",

IN SUBDIVISIONS, INCLUDING .ELEGANT VILLA
SITES, DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS AND
HANDSOMELY ntPROVED PROPERTY,
situated on the Harbor, twenty miles from the City Hall,
on the line^of the New York and New Haven Railroad, ex¬
tending, westwardly, over the romantic Highlands of Ma¬
maroneck and Scarsdale, and comprises the finest body of
lands in tho county. Be-sides the forty homesteads already
on the ground, twenty now ornate villa housea will he
erected. Tho finest ojjportunity ever offered to secure
first-class

ACCESSIBLE,   ECONOMICAL,   BEATJ-
TIFUL HOMES.

All sales will be positive and without reserve, 40 por cent,
down," balance in tliroe years.

Extraordinary Inducement.

All purchasers ot $1,000 and npw.ard8 will receive a
COIIMUTATION PASS on tho railroad for  •   .'. - ■

ONE YEAR FREE.        '        't       '

The BRIT.LTANT SUCCESS of the Pkst Sale of Village
Property ia well known.   The Second S.alo will take place

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Monday, July 4, at 1 o^clock,





THE WAVEELY SUBDIYISION,

CONSISTING  OP  200  VILLAGE LOTS—EQUAL TO
1,000 CITY LOTS.

This beautiful property is situated directly on the N. Y.
& N. H. B.R., at the station in proximity to the villas of
Grand Park grounds, tho Theological Seminary, the Fe¬
male Seminary, and near to churches and schools; is
Uberally laid out in pROAD ESPLANADES AND \VIDE
AVENUES, adorned with trees and street lamps, and em¬
bellished by a handsome park of native forest trees, render¬
ing thia altogether the most CHAIIMING AND
DESIRABLE SITE for Elegant, Cozy, Comfortable
Village Homes in the vicinity pf New York.

Sale positive and without-reserve. Ample protection
from sun and rain.

No Free Railroad Tickets will bo issued for this sale, and
no firearms or flreworks will be permitted upon the grounds.

Trains leave depot of N.Y. & N. H. B.R., coimer of
Twenty-seventh street and Fonrth avenue, at 7 A. M., 9
A.M., and 11..S0 a.m. For further information and descrip¬
tive pamphlets, apply to        '

ANDREW WILSON, JR.,
Grand P.irk Ollice, No. .317 Broadway, N. Y., or
.TOHNSON & inLLER, No. 25 Nassau street,
B. DINGEB Si CO., No. 9 Pme street, and
MALLORY Si BLACKWELL, Evening Post Building,

Auctioneers.

GOODWIN   &   DREW,
hi O USE    MOVERS,

"""...........     No. 108 AVEST 25th STBEET,

Near the Sixth avonue,                       NEW YORK.





FOR SALE, PIANO FORTES AT 25 PER
cent less than any Manufacturer in the City. Also,
Pianos and Melodeons to let. A. DAVI.S, One Hundred
and Sixteenth street, between Second and Third avenues.
Foiurth house east of Third avenue.   New York.





JOlIiV HORTON,   .
GAS    FIXTURE    MANUFACTURER,

. eaO. .^BROADWAY,

HEW TOKK,   ^                       -





COURTLANDT PALMER & SON,
Eeal Estate Agents,

858 BROADWAY, near 14th STREET.





M. A. .1. I.Y]¥CBS,

REAL ESTATE BROKER,

NO. 72 CEDAR STREET,

NEW YORK,

bet. Broadwaj' and Nassau Street.





Z. LEMAIRE (Frenchman) & CO.,

Importers of

£nca-astic and Mosaic Tiling,

FOB

CHURCHES, ENTRANCE HALLS, VESTIBULES, &o.,

150 EAST 4lTU STJIEET, NEW YORK, near Third ave.

Orders for laying all kinds of Tiling will receive prompt
attention.   Marble-dealers and tho trade supplied.





CANADA LUMBER.

CAKBRAY & ROUTH,

LUMBEE COMMISSION MERCBANTS,

7 CUSTOM HOUSE SQUARE,

MONTREAL.
Orders solicited for Pine, Spruce, &c., Board.s, Lath,
Scantling, Joist, Paving Stuff, Timber, Sic, Sic,
Promptly and carefully executed.





MONEY TO LOAN

IN SUMS TO SUIT,

On first^Inss /improved and unimproved property In New
York.   First and second mortgages promptly cashed.
.PRINCIP.\LS only dealt with.

WOT.   SINCIiABR, JR., A'CO.,

Room 1, No. .3 Pins Street.





PETER VAN IDERSTINE, Jr.

HOBOKEN MOULDING AND PLANING-   MILL,
Jfanufacturcr of PINE and HARDWOOD

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PLANING, SCROLL AND RESAWING, TURNING, &C.
Newark street, near Clinton,                           HOBOKEN.

G.AnnET 9. WOOD, of the Old Fum,
WM. U. H.MIUISON,

vr. vr. LEE h )lds power of Attorney,
Orders from p.irties in New York City personally attend¬
ed to by addressing P. O. Box 128, Hoboken.





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"THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST."





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used in all tests of skill by the best players in the country,
and in all first-class clubs and hotels. Illustrated cata¬
logues of everything relating to Billiards sent by Mail.





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1738 BROADWAY,   NEW YORK CITY.





THE EMPIRE, PENNSYLVANIA & VERMONT

SLATE ROOFING WORKS

OFFICE, 94 WALL ST., N. Y.
Yard, Third street, near Bond, South Brooklyn.
Orders filled in country ot city.   Eoofing repaired.





NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
limited partnership has been formed by tho under¬
signed, pnrsnant to the laws of the Stato ol New York.
That the name or firm under which snch partnership is to
be conducted is George E. Raymond and Brother; that the
general nature of the business intended to be transacted by
such partnership Is the General Wholesale Li(|nor and
Tea Business, on Commission nnd otherwise; tliat the names
of all the General and Special Partners interested in said
business are, George E. Raymond, Bobert C. Raymond,
and Cornelius Corson; that tho said George E. Raymond
and Robert C. Raymond are the General Partners, and
their places of residence are in the City of Brooklyn, Coun¬
ty of Kings, and State of New York; that tho said Comelina
Corson is a Special Partner, and his place of residence is in
the City, County, and State of New York; that the amonnt
of capital which the said Special Partner has contcibnted
to the coraUion stock of the said partnership is tho snm of
Five Thousand Dollars; that the iwriod at which tho snid
partnership is to commence Is thu first day of March, one
thousand eight hnndrcd and seventy; and tho period at'
which it is to terminate is on tho thirty-first day of Decem¬
ber, one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
Dated New York City, March 1-lth, 1870.            .   — ~ •

GEORGE E. RAYMOND, )    General '
ROBERT C. RAYMOND, J Partjierit.

CORNELIUS CORSON,     \ pSr^'er -











FOR WARMING PRIVATE HOUSES, STORES,
AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
unsurpassed for safety, simplicity, economy, durability,
and neatness.

This apparatus consists of a Low-Pressure Steam Gen¬
erator, with wrought-iroii tubes for liadiators. and can bo
ihado to thorouglily and ]ierfectly Vrarm the smallest
dwelling or the largest public edifice.

Owners, Architects, and Builders aro referred to many
hundred buildings warmed by us during tho p.ast twenty
years. SEE CIJMPLETE WOitKINO APl'ARATUS AT
OUR MANUFACTOiCY AND STORE, Nos. 190 AND
201 CENTRE STREET, NEW YORK.





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FISHER   &,   BIRD,

Steam Marfcle Works

97, 99, 101, 103, it 105 EAST HOUSTON ST.,

Vermont  Marble  Yards,  2G0, 2G2, and

26-4 Elizabetli St., New York.
RouEnx C. FisuEE.                               Clinton O. Bibd.





Importers, Dealers, and Manufacturers of Foreign and

American ^larbles. Ecclesiological Decorators, and

Workers in Granite, Brown, Nova Scotia,

Caen Stone, and Scotch Granite.

OTarble OTantcIs,  Grates, and  Fender*.

Monuments, Cemetery Vaults, Chnrch Altars, Fonts,
Tablets. Communion Tables, and Marble Counters. Mar
ble Floor Tiling.

^S^Estimateg nnd drawings npon application.





THE    MOEN

ASPHAIiTIC CEOTENT COMPANY,
E. S. VAUGHAN, Treasurer,              108 Maioes Laxe.

Asphaltic   Cement   Patent   Cellar   Bottoms.,

ASPHALTIC CEMENT applied to Wot Cellars, Damp
Basements, Vaults, Arches, Brick and Stone Walls, Pack¬
ing Honse nnd Stable Floors, &c., &c

Dealers in Felt Asphaltic Cement and Gravel Eooflng:
Materials, Roman, Portland and Rosendale Cement.

ROOFS put on in tbe best manner at reasonabU rates,
and guaranteed for a term of years.

HARLES    O'COISTNOR,

MARBIiE     ■VrORKS,

NOS.  616  AND  618 WEST Tt^NTLETH STEEET,
NEAE TENTH. AVE., NEW TOEK.

Mantels, Monuments, etc. Orders punctually attended to.





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