Class Book aSfc^tf KaA JL. Mm A SEiUSGTlOjf 0F< CHOICE) D£SIGJffS in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of (IPNETMAW JP UPHOLSTERERS. . .lEuslprMoffpn fur DEMODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. I^ECUEIL DE DESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES /3 f ^ \ 3- Contents. Table des Matieres. $n$ aft Acroterial Termination of Pediment . 130 Album Cover in carved Wood . . 65. 129 Arm-chairs 1. 7. 18. 30. 37. 53. G7. 84. 98 115. 110. 131. 135. 137. 148. 180 Band, gothic 113 Bed-stead .... 15. 42. 55. 152. 108 Bencli for a Vestibule 68 Bench End 45 Billard-table 182 Bonnet-case, carved 59 Book-case 38. 109. 120. 122. 140. 169 Book-case and Writing-table ... 62 Buffet 2. 28. 44. 61. 91. 92. 110. 125. 172 188. 189. 190 Buffet and Wainscot Ill Chairs 4. 17. 18. 27. 37. 51. 52. 53. 84. 85 86. 98. 99. 100. 101. 118. 132. 133. 135 137. 148. 149. 151. 164. 179. 181 11. 29. 58. 138. 186 Cabinet for Jewellery 75 Capitals .... 81. 11.".. 146. 161. 177 Cartouches, Renaissance 49 Casket in Ivory 1 17 Casket containing Requisites for Smoking 155 Ceiling in Wood 159 Chest of Drawers 58. 171 Cheval Glass 22 Chiffonier 160 Cigar-box 54. 55 Clock-case 10. 25. 80. 96 Cupboard 94 Designs for the Head of a Harp . . 33 Dining-room Chair 8G Dining-table, expanding . . . .34. 119 Door Ill Door, Details of ornamented . . . 178 Doors for a Railway Carriage ... 46 Drawing-room Cabinet 124 Dressing-glass 8. 9 Dressing-table, Lady's 41 Easel 175 Fire-screen enriched with Paintings . 12 Flower-stand . . . , 170 Flower-table 56 Footstool 103 Frame 13. 50 Furniture 105 Gable Finials 12S Garden Pavilion 79 Harp, richly carved 112 Seite agrnffen 102 atbumbetfe 65. 129 HrBeitatejtdjen 150. 151 aiisjugtifd) fiir eiit ©peifejimmet ... 34 8anl fur tut ifcftibut 21. 68 SefrBrturtg 113 SSefronung cimv Xtjiire 178 SBct|tiil)t 32 <8ettf!elle .... 15. 42. 55. 152. 168 SBibiiotfjcffcfjronf 38. 122. 140 ©illarb 182 »tffetau8ga6ffdjafttt 63 SBlutntnflanbtr 176 iMumemifdje 56 SBorbure, gotljifcbe 113 Siidjerborb 160 SMidjerjdjrauf 109. 120. 109 Sufftt 2. 28. 14. 91. 92. 110. 125. 172. 188. 190 SSuffct fiir cine 9icftnurntioit .... 21 Buffet uiib SBanbtfifcfung 141 Buffet fiir cine ^immerecfc 189 Sigtirrtnlfiftdjert 54. 55 tSonfotctifcf) mit Spiegel . . .93. 139. 184 Xaiiieiifdn-eibtifd) 34. 105 Samcntoitette 41 Xccfel tines Sdjitimflfifldjena .... 140 2>ref)fhtf)( 5 gdfdjranl 94. 124 @cf3>incic( 81 Etogert 170 gauteuils 4. 7. 18. 30. 37. 53. 67. 84. 98 115. 110. 131.135. 137. 148. 180 genflcrgatterit uub Borljcmg .... 173 genftergarrtituren 6.112 gttHungen 82. 97 gutfungSftucfe fiir Apotjfdjixigerci . . . 102 ©arbtrobeftonber 43 ©nrtenpaniHoii 47. 79 ©eftefl fiir 3eid)iiungen uub Jhipferftidje 127 ©iebctbetronung ISO (Siebeiblumen fiir beforatiueit Jjoijbau . 128 jjiufe, reid) gefdjniftte 112 $arftnfifyft 33 Jjaubeitfcrjrant 59 VilUMlliiVC Ill §oljplafonb 159 Samiiiipiegeh'iifimc 64 Stanjri 78. 144 Sapilat 140. 177 Raftdjen au« Slfcnbein 147 Pago Agrafes 162 Amortissements en bois 128 Armoire 29 58 Armoire-Bibliotheque . 38. 109. 140. 169 Armoire pour suspendre des bonnets 59 Armoires pour cahiers de musiquo 31. 117 Armoire pour clefs 183 Armoires-garde-robes ... 72. 90. 187 Armoire a glace 60. 156 Armoire porte-manteaux . . 39. 107. 185 Banc pour un vestibule .... 21. 68 Bibliotheque 120. 122 Billard 182 Bois de lit . . . . 15. 42. 55. 152. 168 Boite a cigares 54. 55 Boite d'un coucou de la Foret-noire 80. 96 Boites de pendules .... 10. 25. 174 Bordure gothique sculptee .... 113 Buffet 2. 11. 21. 28. 44. 61. 91. 92. 94. 110 125. 138. 172. 188. 189. 190 Buffet et boiserie 141 Cadre de couverture d'album sculptee 65 Cadre de glace 74. 104. 106 Cadre de glace de cheminee ... 64 Cadre dore richement sculpte . . 13 Cadre sculpte 50 Cartouches 49 Chaire 78. 144 Chaises 4. 17. IS. 27. 37. 51. 52. 53. 84 85. 86. 98. 99. 100. 101. 118. 132. 133 135. 137. 148. 149. 151. 104. 179. 181 Chapiteaux de colonnes 101 Chapiteaux de pilastres . . . 81. 145 Chapiteau roman 177 Chevalets 127. 154. 175 Coffret a bijoux 75 Coffret en ivoire 147 Coins 81 Commode 58. 171 Corbeille a papier 143 Couronnement 113. 130 Couronnement d'une porte .... 178 Couvercle orne d'un ecrin .... 140 Couverture d'album 129 Details de panneaux 162 Ecran sculpte orne de peintures . . 12 Ecrin avec couvercle 163 Etagere 170 Fauteuils 4. 7. 18. 36. 37. 53. 67. 84. 98 115. 116. 131. 135. 137. 148. 180 IV Page Hat, Cloak and Umbrella Stands . 43. 71 Jewel Casket with Detail of Lid . . 163 Key Casket 183 Lid of Jewel-box 14G Looking Glass Frame . . .64. 104. 106 Masks, antique 113 Medallion 81 Music-chests 31 Music-stand 117 Music-stools 4. 66 Ornament 113 Ornamental Details for wood Carving' 162 Panels 82. 97 Parquet-floor 48 Piano 16. 77. 191 Pier-glass Frame 74 Pier Tables 3. 30. 40. 93. 139. 153. 157. 171. 184 Pigeon-house 192 Pilaster Ornament 83 Portfolio-stand 127. 154 Prie-Dieu or Praying Desk .... 32 Pulpit 78. 144 Reading-desk 95. 104 Regulator Cases 174 Rosettes 128 Seat for a Mansion Hall 21 Side-board for Coffee-room or Restaurant 21 Sofa 5. 19. 37. 53. 67. 99. 118. 132. 149. 182 Spandrels 81 Stick and Umbrella Stand .... 57 Summer House, ornamental ... 47 Tables 3. 18. 19. 20. 24. 27. 35. 51. 69. 88 89. 102. 103. 117. 136. 137. 149. 152 Table-feet, antique 114 Tabouret 134. 135 Ticket Office 63 Toilet Glass on Table 56. 70 Toilet with Chest of Drawers . . . 123 Toilet with Glass 121 Toilet-table and Wash-hand-stand . 1 Turning-chairs 5 Wardrobes 39. 60. 72. 90. 107. 156. 1S5. 187 Washing-stand with Looking-Glass . 108 Waste Paper Basket 143 What-not 170 Window Cornice 23 Window Gallery 6 Window Gallery and Hangings - . 173 Window Headings 12(i. 142 Work Table .... 26. 87. 100. 167 Working Casket 150. 151 Writing Table 14. 34. 73. 76. 89. 105. 158. 166 ©ette Slnwicrftufjlc 4. 66 fiieibcrfdjrfinfe . 39. 72. 90. 107. 185. 187 Kfetbef unb ©djirmfianber .... 71 Sommobc 58. 171 Sefeputt 95. 104 SMnppcnfHiibcr 154 aiJasfcn, atttife 113 SOcobet im ©til SouiS XVI 186 SDJobelgarnitiu 165 ftabtifdje 26. 87. 100. 107 9iipptifd| . . . . ■ 117 Wotenfdjriiitfc 31. 117 Ofenfdjirm niit 2Me«i 12 Ikpiciftnb 143 sparquetboben 48 ffeUcrnipitcite 161 ^feilcvjdjvaiifdjm 58 SPfetlertifdje 3. 153. 157. 171 pianino 16. 77. 191 sptlafterfapttfile 81. 145 s }5ilaftcrocr}iernng 83 c(d)C8 in ber iinportirtcn 3lu8gabe $2.00 foftct, roirb mit bent tebten £>efte bev (tinrtcnliiube fiit 1871 gratis ait8gegcbcn, an ®icjeitigcn bagcgen, roetcfje ben 9IbonncmentS= prei8 fiir ben ganjeu Safjrgang Borausbcsatjlcn, fog(eid) gclicfert. @8 roirb jebcm fejcr bee ©artcnlaubc urn fo rottttommener jetn, al8 bicfe 3eitfd)vift tion jel)cv bic Jtnfidjten nnb Sctjreu Bertreten nnb Berfodjtcn bat, roeldje SBiidjucr in „ifvaft nnb ©toff" bbdift intcreffant Mfammcngcftctlt bietet. 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SS hjirb in friMier, Icbcnbigcr eprar&e bic gt^cbung Xeutfcbianbe ge.-cn ben franjofifebm SIngriff, bie militarifcbcn Dperationen, bit gtorteicben Iboten bet beutfeben ffiJaffen, foiuie bie biplomatijcbcu unb potitifeben Sctgange fcbilbem, lvclcbc ben gercaltigen Sampf bcgleitcten. Sc«gleia)en h>itb e$ ficb mit bera Seben unb ben ecbictfalen bev bielen inteteffanten ^etfbulicbteiten beftbaftigen, bictn bem OcfcbicbtSs braiua unferer Sage ouf bem einen cber aubevcu Setbe eine berbcrtagenbe VlcUe f))ieteii. G« ivirb fernec mit gtcicbev ©orgfatt bie ndcbfte »elt6tftotifcbe golge bcr erfebutternben gteigniffe bebanbetn : bie ^erftcHung bc^ ®cutfd)en ateiebs unb bie SSeraiiberungen unb gertfebritte, bc« ucn baburcb unfeve gefammtcn BatcrtSnbiicicu I'crbattniife entgegengeben. Stbcr notb in rocitctm 5)iafie wirb bad Supplement bem £auptwevte bicnticb fein, inbem c« bic (Sdegenbcit bietet, bem Son»erfation3=Cejifi>n in aHcn Ubrigcn fta'cbern bie notbttenbige grganjung unb SJetU Ilftanbic u n g 3U gewabten. 2>a« ©upplemcnt roirb babct aucj bic nencfte ©efebicite alter Sutturflaa^ ten, i^re mifitarifeben unb potitifeben @cfcbictc, it)re jjortfebritte in bet ©efe^gebung, bie grgebniffe bcr neneften ftatiftifeben 9[ufnabmen in Bejiig auf Sebijlterung, 53»lt6bilbung, On= bufirie, Sanbct unb i'crte^r, i&re ftaat«= unb bolt«wirtbfcbafttic5cn 3uftanbe u. f. ro., je nan) SBebiirfnifi in tangent ober riirjern StBtiffeit, sum ©egenftanbe fciner 33cbanbtung macben unb jugtcicb bic attgemeinen fociaten unb livAUcbcn Scrbaltniffe in Setracbt jie^en, bie Bcrjug«< toeife in bcr jiingften 3cit bebcutfam bcruorgetvetcn finb. @e nurb gtcicbfatIS bie neneften Uv= febeinungen unb Jfortfcbritte anf ben ®cbieten ber 2 iter at 11 r ber flunfl, bra 2?" fen fa) aft en unb beren Slnroenbung auf bie t ccbni feb en fiiinft e wie auf ba» ft«= tifebe Seben bcrUcfficStigen unb bicjenigen ^ erf 'i nt icbf cit en in« 9tuge Jaffa, t'. fid) ncuerbing* auf jencn fricblicbeit @cbietcn beruorgctban Babcn. ilnficibem Wirt rt tie tfi panptroerfe entbaftenen Sicgrapbien ber S$erfonen abfcblicceu, U'ctcbe feitbciu auO tn>i Seben gefdjieben finb. ®ae Supplement febfiefit fid) in fciner Sufsern gimidjtuug ber etften Jtuftage bes Sonberfation8 = 8eriton fo eng at* mbgtid) au. unb wirb baber aud) roie biefcS bie atpbabctifebe g-otgc bcr Hrtifel innebattcn. Seine Siittficitungcn irerbcu eincetbeite at« S r - ganjungen, SPcrb e f f cr ung en unb g ort f elfungen ber entfprccbcnbcn Slvtitcl bcS SauptlrerfS auftreten, anberntbeile abcr, infufern fie Ivicbtigc ncuc Svcigniffe unb @egeu= ftanbe bebanbcln, eiucu gauj f e( b ft ft an bi gen Sbarafter tragen unb bann nieift audi einc grbijere •SluSfiibrlicSrcit scigen. Silt e u nmi tt el bar e.gr g au jungen eutbalteif ben 2lr titct finb burd) ein ©terncben (*) bejeidjnet. g-iir 3cben, ber ba§ SonBcrfationS-Serifon beffijt ober erroerben wift, wirb ba8 in fotcber SSeifc auSgcfiibrtc Supptcment cine fcl;r roiDtommene, nidjt 3U eutbebrenbe Srganjung fciu, bie ba$ §auptn)«I ganj auf bic.Piiibc bcv3cit crtjebt unb ibm bicjenigc S'cKftaubigtcit uerteibt, wetcbe fiir fcincn attfeitigen ©ebraud) fo not(iweubig uub reiinfcbcnStcertb ift. Hbcr and) ben 8eftJ}orn altcver Jruftagen be8 5onbcrfation«>Scriton, foroie ^enienigen, wetebe ein SBcrtsur -f anb Ijaben Wollcn, baS bic ncucftc 3citgefcbicbte in ibrcn Sbatfadjcn unb ^erfonticbteitcn hirs unb bod) anfprecbeub sufammenfafjt, roirb ba« Supplement 92u(en uub reiebe Sefricbiguug gc- toabten tbnnen. ?a8 Supplement jur elf ten Slufloge be« PonBcrftttion5=8erifon er> jdicint genau in bcr 3(u8ftattung be8 §aitpttoerf8 in ^effen jum ^retfe uon 20 §enfe. 2>cr Umfai% tnivb Boraufftditlid) 12 £efte, atfo cine it 33aub in bcr ©ta'rfe ber ©iinbe bee Son»erfation8=2eyi!on ixtd^t ubcrfdjrcitcn. (JHeid)3citig empfe^io td) : 6rodUjaus' §onvcxfationz- Jlexi&on, clftc Sluflngc. i^oltftanbig in 150 Ajcftcu, @ 20 St8, ober 15 ©iinben, gcljcftet elegant in ipnlb=9.iiovoi'co gcbunben, ® $3.00. rs~ 3(Uc 3?(iubc unb .'ocftc ftnb cinjetn ;u Ijaben. $2.00, 4 i^iiube, elegant in §atb=2)corocco gcbunben, $10. oo. aSorratfttg bet ®. Steigcr. Toilet-table and Wasli-hand-stand. — Table-a-toilette. Soilotto imb SBnfdjtifd}. Carved Buffet, Elevation, section and ground-plan. — Buffet. Elevation, coupe et pla Suffetfdjranf. Mufrijj, SBitrdjfdjmtt unb ®runtylrcibtifdf) mit 'SetaitS. 1 I ggh -g*gjjj»$»sg»: 15 16 ^IISBtJfll a seueigtioK or choice; DSsis^s in Rich and Plain Furniture rn fHiUitrrblaffpr fur Staler urtf po^Silbftauer. DE MODELES CHOISIS DAMEUBLEMENT. RECUEILDEDESSINS DE SIEGES ETDEMEUBLES. T> i E.STEIGER, NEW YORK 22 and 24 Frankfort Street. Part 2. 50 Cents. arved, stuffed Chair. — Chaise rembourree en bois sculpte. Sieid) gcjdjnitJtrt folficrfiufjl. IT Round Tables for Drawing-room. — Tables rondes de salon. Shinbc Sifdje fiiv einen ©alon. Stuffed Chair and Arm-chair. — Fauteuil et chaise rembourres. ©cpolftevter gnuteuit unb @tnf)l. 18 Sofa and round Tabic for Drawing-room. — Sopha et table ronde pour salou. eopt|a uub runber SEifdj ffir ciiicu ©nlon. 19 Table for Hunting Room — Table pour uuo salle de chnsse. lijd) fiiv citi Saflbjtmmtr. Table before Couch. — Table pour placer devant un sopha. ©opijntifd). 20 Carved Seat for a Mansion Hall. — Banc pour mi vestibule de chateau. SBmif fiiv bn8 in'ftibul cinc-j SdjtoffeB =1 "' "" for? 1 ' : nl Sideboard for Coffee-room or Restaurant. — Buffet pour un restaurant. Siiffet fi'tr cine 9tefkuiatiou. _'l Cheval Glass. — Miroir de toilette. 'Joilettejpiegel. 22 Window Cornice. — (ialerie de rideaux de fenetr SSorljaiigqnUcrif. ■23 Richly carved Table, with Details. — Table sculptee, avec details. I 'rlicicfa geftfjiiitstcv Sijdj mit SetaitS. ■J I i D Carved Clock-case; elevation, section and ground-plan. — Boite de pendule. Yue principale et coupes, ©cfdfiiiifctcs Ufjrgrfjfiufe. 2(ufri6 unb 3>urd)jdjnitte. 25 Work Tables. — Tables a coudre. SRfiljttfdje. 26 Chairs with Variations in the several Carvings of Backs. — Siege en bois avec variantes de dossier. ©tul]l mit SnuittMni fccv Scfjue. Table and Chair with painted Ornament for a garden Pavilion. — Table et chaise avec ornements peints, pour un pavilion de jardin. Ii;cf) unb 2tuf)( mit aufgcmalteu Dinamentcn fiiv cincu ©avtcnpooitton. 27 Carved Buffet. — Buffet sculpte. 9ieid) gefcEjni^tcS SBiiffet. 28i Cabinet; front and side elevations. — Armoire orniie. Vue principale et vue laterale. 3ietf(^tonf. SSorbcv unb Seitciianfidjt. 29 Pier Table surmounted by Looking Glass; elevation and section. — Glace avec table murale. Vue principale et coupe, ©pieget mit Smtbtifdjdjcn. 2tnftdjt uiib 2>urd)fd)nitt. 30 il s^- 1' a '"V ::!!!!!! usic Chests, one ol simple, one of more elaborate design. — Arrooires pour cahiers de mnsiqne, Tune simplement ornee et l'autre richemenl (Sinfadjet nub runbet 9!otenjd)ranf. 31 Carved Phe-Dieu or Praying Desk. SBetftul)l. Prie-Dieu. 32 a SEmSGTiojf of Choice; DSsigj^s in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of .flluafprMatfpn.fur MSUK DEMODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. KECUEILDEDESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES. __/^\ Part 3. 50 Cents. Expanding Dining-Table. — Table a coulisse pour une salle a manger. afaBjtigtifdj fiir. ciit ©peifejimmer. Lady's Writing-Table. — Secretaire pour daine. 2)nmenfd)veibttfdj. 34 Small Drawing-room Tables. — Tables de salon. Xijdjc fur einen >Saton. 35 3(3 Bind Arm-chair. — Sopha, fauteuil el abourres. (Stpotfferter ©opj)a, fauteuil unb §>tufj(. ( arved Book-case. — Armoire-bibliotheque. Sibliotijeffdjvanf. 38 Armoire porte-manteaux. HkiDajdinuit. 39 Pier-srl ass with caned Frame and Console-table. - Glace a cadre sculpte avee table a consc Wctd) fl,'irf)iiil}tcv ©piegfl niit Eoujolti[d). 40 Lady's I 1 — Toilette pour James. 3Nimciitoifcttc. 41 Bedstead ; front and side elevations, sections and plan. — Bois de lit; elevation principals, elevation laterale, coupes et plan. SSfttfteUt; Slufvifj, @eitenanf"uf)t, ®urd)ftf)nitt unb ©runbrifj. 42 ^■lir (p^ Lmbrella, Hat and Cloak Stand, with variations of upper part. — Porte-manteaux avec variantes. (Savbevokftanber niit SSarianten. 43 Carved Buffet. — Buffet sculpte. aieid; gefdjnifctcS SJuffct. 44 : 5 10 [00 150 Ctm Carved Bench End; front and Bide elevations. — Smiles d'eglise; vue do face et de profil. -Siybmtf fur tine Sirdjt; Bcitcniuijidn teS Sifctfi an btr ©vil flung; SSorbcranfidjt ber 33riifluiiq. 45 Carved Doors for the Railway Carriage of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Austria. Portes sculptees pour le vagon, de S. M. I. l'Empereur d'Autriche. 3teid) ge[dnu§te Jtjiire fur ben f. f. oftetr. @ifcnbofjnfaIorc=5Biigen. 10 ii,m imental ■ jardin. . tcnpiU'itloii. 47 Parquet-Floor. — Parquet, ^nvquetboben. 48 s^9*% ^ffijTi SK '■ f ,fI afMT fio wj A SEJ^ElGTlOjf OF< GHOIGS DESIGNS in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of Jflluufprfilaffpp fiir DEMODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. RECUEIL DE DESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES. i E.STEIGER, NEW YORK 22 and 24 Frankfort Street. SBfc Part 4. 50 Cents. Renaissance Cartouches. — Cartouches, — genre renaissance. "Jieuniffancefdjilbf. ■10 © o 50 Tables ami Chair; one table of simple, the other of richer design. Tables avec chaise rembourree, Tune simplement et l'autre richement travaillee. Sinfndjtr unto (tidjertt liid) ucbft 1-olihiiml '. 51 Stuffed chairs. — Chaises rembourrees. ^olfterftufyle. 52 T I Carved Chairs, lesigned in the style oi the Renaissance. Chaises, genre renaissance. ffcmcefiitf|ie Sofa and Arm-chair. — Sopha avec fauteuil, genre moderne. 53 2Hoberrte8 ioptm mit gauteutl. 3KR3K33333jnOTircioriOOOOf£5£*0^ : T~r >■, .Ji,J!liil .U,MJIL.;iM!L , MM & ..! : Ll Cigar Box in walnut, flowers, knobs and key-plate in ivory. Boite a cigares ('/a d'execuiion) en noyer. Rosace, boutons h rea l size. et platine de la serrure en ivoire. Eigcm-enEajWiei! (>/* tmtiivlidjcv ®rofje) nn8 SRufj6amttljol8 ; bie 9Jo|ettcn, (Scttnopfc nub bo« ed)liifjclfd)ilb am CSIfcixbeiu. 54 Bedstead. — Bois-de-lit. 8ctl| 55 Toilet Glass on Table. — Table a toilette. 2oi(ctlctijrf). Flower Table. — Jardinii ©fltmeiltijd). 5G 6[)ClJll Stick and Umbrella Stand, eleval and g Lplan. - Ratelie, , r Cannes. (Elevation et plan,. ;'in(ui)t utrt Oruntytan eiueS ©todjlfinberS. Chest of Drawers. — Commode. Sinfndjc Seifjjragfonimobe. O 5 ID lOoCtlL Small Cabinet. — Armoire. ^fcttcrfdjronfdjen. 58 Carved Bonnet Case. — Armoire ipimr suspi-mlre > 1 • • s bonnets. §angenber §au6enfd)ranf. 59 Wardrobe with Looking Glass. — Armoire a glace, ©infudjcv ©picgclfdjiiinf. 60 . •• - ■ . .-• .. .- ., ■.. . 5 10 100 150 Ctm. elevation and section.. — Buffet. — Elevation et coupe. Sotbtranftdjjt nub Surdjfdjnitl cinc<* @ptift(d)ranfc8. 61 Book Case on Writing Table. — Secretaire avec bibliotheque. ©djreibtifd) mit Sibliotfief. 62 Ticket Office. — Guichel de chemin ile fer. 8iHetau«gabefdjaft«. 63 Carved Looking-glass Frame surmounting Drawing-room Chimney-pieee — Cadre de glace de ckeminee pour salon. Snmiiifticgelvaljiiie fiir ctncn ©alon. 64 a?«?M? a SEjueGTiojff of Choice; DESIGNS in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of CABINETMAKERS p> UPHOLSTERERS, c _ JteterMatfpn fiir DE MODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. I^ECUEIL DE DESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES. ^> --^eflV Part 5. 50 Cents. <£j. . -- Carved Album Cover in Stained Pear Front view and section. Cadre de couverture d'album sculptee en poirier; Vue de face et profil. gn&umbedc ans gefdjnitjtem 83imBaum|oI}. Sinjidit iint> iRaljmenprofU. G5 Richly Cawed Music Stool. - Tabouret richement sculpte pour piano. 9ieid) gejdjnifeter StcioiaftiUil. 66 Sofa and Arm-chair in Stained Pear. — Sopha et fauteuil rembourres en bois noirci. Sopfjii unb gepolfiertcr fiebnfiufjl cms jdjitnu; gcbcijtem .voljc. 07 ^\S JiF — — - M L, , is- i^ i : " : • ^** J.' -|Sil_- ** l i i||. ■ "ii ■ i s ■ i ■", ■ ■ n i ■ ■ ■ n ■ ■ r i ■n ■ i i ■ i : iii ii i" *" Ujpiiiii&fiiT ltflllllllllflttillllltHfUUII!lji' J " LJ "' i llllllllllllUUdlllHIUUII!ljl»tlMIIIIIIIIIllgilli»IUIitiM!ttlfl^ T 4L • TIT 1 fc I ,;?.. 1 }jf '■■ , ::™i \'i"- J XJz,: iScitenniifidjt. 08 r— ■¥&- , . • j r. 1 1 t „„ Table ovale nour sopha en bois noirei avec filets d or, Oval Drawing-roon, Table L* El y wUj Inc.sed Gold Lmes. B« J^ ^ ^ ^ Square Table in Oak. ODoter Sotfotifd) ou« idmvmcm $ot,« mit ringtnoictn •oOfiaicn unb oimdigei Eifdj au« ft*!**. 69 Toilet Glass on Table. — Table a toilette Soilettctifdjdicii. 70 Hat, Cloak and Umbrella Stands in plain and rirlier treatment. Rateliers pour Parapluies, l'un d'un travail simple l'antre plus richement ouvrage. ©nfadjw nnb reidjtrrr SWeiber- imb Sdjitmflfinbn in ©djenfiolj. 71 i5ii C tm. I Armoire garde-robes pour dames. Sinfcidjcv Slcikijcfjianf fin' 'Samcngnrbctobe. Wardrobe for Lady's Dressing-room, door panels filled with silvered plate-glass. 72 Gtiifadicv Sdnnbtifd). flnfidn itnb (?tuntpKui. 5 10 100 joCtm. Pier-glass Frame designed for the Dining-room of a Villa. Elevation and section. Cadre de glace pour la salle a manger d'une villa. Vue principale et coupe. Spicgctinfjmc fiir bas Speifejimmer ctuer $itta. '.'lufidjt unb Suvdjjdjmtt. 74 Cabinet for Jewellery in Ebony and oxydised bronze. — Coffret a bijoux ea bois verni en noir, avec bronze oxyde. Sdjmudfdjcfintdjtn mis [djroarj polittem $ot}t mtb oriibhicr Bronje. 75 3 S= 3 2. H 63 5 Si 76 Cottage piano in Purple-wood. — Pianino en iialissandre. 'iMiiuino mis $aIiffanbrt|oIj. 77 Oak Pulpit for Village Church. — Chaire en chene pour une eglise romane de vil Saiijfl am Gid)fnf)ol} fiiv cine vomanifdjc Sorffirdjt. 78 Garden Pavilion. — Pavilion de Jardin @arteupnmflon. 79 Clock Case. — Boite d'un coucou Je la foret-Noire. @mfad)f« (Scljaufe einet ©djtoarjloalber KuFufSu^c. 8l) a SsuseTioX of Choice; Designs in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of dPNKTMiWS JP UPHOLSTERERS. llluBtprblaffpn fur DEMODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. RECUEILDEDESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES. Part 6. 50 Cents. Capital of Pilaster. Italian Renaissance Chapiteau de pilastre, :)ifiiaiffiiiicc l ; ilnftcvt(ipital. •lire renaissance. Spandrels and Medallion d rated with figure subjects. — Coins et rosace, — genre moderne. aftobttnc edjwidel imb Stojettt. 81 Curved Panel Ornament. — Pauneau sculnte, genre moderne SOToberue ijcfduii^te guiding. 82 Pilaster Ornaments. — Ornemenl moderne. SDtobcruc 'iMlaftciueijicnuiij. 83 ® I |jjj|jMj|f!p,'iill | |' h' ■ ' liri'iT'irruro rrr jiiinm Stuffed Chairs in stuin" 90 a v5 o 91 Buffet in Oak. — Buffet en chene. Elevation principale et laterale. SBiiffct in Gid)fnf)oIj. SBovbir* unb Scitenanfidjt. 92 v^wh — i — i — i — i — i — i — i — i — i ■ Pier Table with Glass. — Table-console avec glace. Elevations principale et laterals. (Sonjolctiid) mit Spiegel. $orbev> unb Seitenanftdjt. 93 O J to isoCtnv. J L Corner Cupboard. — Buffet angulaire pour le service de table. Scffdjinuf fiii XnfElfevDicc. 35orber= unb ©citninnfid)t. 94 Reading or Music Desk in carved Oak. — Pupitre en chene BColpte Vcjc ot>cv 'J)iufitt)iilt in flc(d)iiit3tcm Gicf)citf)ois. It.", Front of Clock Case from the Black Forest. — Tete de boite d'horloge pour un coucou de la Foret-Noire. Sinjadjet igdjilb fiir ©d)rDar,rodlbev &iifitf8uf)rgef)duje. 96 a sswjcTiojf of choice; Designs in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of |Eu$tennaffen fur I DE MODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. I\ECUEIL DE DESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES. 3 E.STEIOERl, NEW YORK 22 and 24 Frankfort Street. 50 Cents. Panels. — Panneaux. gUUungen. 97 B © SO ■ST* 2 *i 98 99 Hk iiSlflifP ' 3 100 C tin Worktable with inlaid Slab Table a coudre avec plateau marquete. see page 103. V. p. 103. 9ifiljtijd)d)cn mil eingelegtet Platte. Severe ift ©. 103 nbgebilbd. Plain Wooden Chair. — Chaise commune, — pour une salle d'auberge. ©infndjer ©tuljl fiir ein S8ivtf)fd)aft8lofiil. 100 too Ctm . Specimens of Rustic Wooden Chairs. — Modeles de chaises communes, pour salle d'auberge. SDiotioc ju tinfadjen 2tiihicn fiii 2Birtljfd)aftStofa(e. 101 5 '0 20 40 5H ioo Qcu.\ qmrr Round Tables. - Tables rondes. Shlllbc Jifdjc. 102 Square Table Table carree. Jjietedigci In* )lx. 2. JJr. :;. No 1. Slab of Worktable. page 100. — Plateau de la table a coud IMmic -,ii bcm iiui c. 100 abgebilbcten 9?aljti|djd)cn. X,>. 2 — t. Footstool with Embroidery. — Tabouret en tapisserie. Bdjemtl mil gtflidtem t-ciftcv. in ; Reading-desk. — Pupitre. Se'feputt. Looking-glass Frame. — Cadre de glaee. ©picgcliafjmc. 104 Ladies 1 Writing-table. -- Se<-i la 3\imrnjiinoibtiji1). 105 Plain Looking-glass Frame. — Cadre de glace, d'un travail simple, ©nfadje ^ptegelvafjtne, 106 O o 10 I •JO 30 10 .fo too Ciui . Wardrobe. — Armoire porte-manteaux. Sinfadjct ftltibetjdjranf. 10" 5 10 LliilLUilJ 1 M looCtm Washing-stand with Looking-glass. — Table a toilette avec glace. aSnfdjtifd) nut Spiegel. in- Carved Book-case. — Armoin bibliotheque I levation, plan el variante iMitiiovidiviuif. '.Hnfiiitt, ©rmibrijj unb Sariante. 109 II 5 10 sooCtm. Buffet iu Stained Wood with White Marble Slab. — Buffet eu bois noirei aveu tablette en marbre blanc 33uffct in jdjnxivj gcbcijtcm £>oIje mil n>rif;ci UJhrmoiptatte. Oak Door; elevation and Bections. Porte Elevation, coupe e< pla $au8tfnue in eiditiiboi;. flufidu, Juvdiirfmiu it lt^ ©tiinbplnn. Richly carved Harp. — Harpe sculpte 9ieid) grjdjiiiljtc § I i H -5" s 6 £, ° % O = 119 10 20 SO 40 -50 60 70 flO yo lOiJ 500 CUu. Book-case; side-elevation and section p. 121. — Bibliotheque, genre modeme. Coupe et vue laterale, v. p. 121. SKoberner SSiidjetfdjtanf. ®urd)fcf)iiitt mih ©eitenanfidjt [. @. 121. 120 Toilet with Class. — Table a toilette avec glace. ■ioikttftijdi mil 3picgel. 121 Book-case in Stained Pear. — Bibliotheque en bois noirci. S8ibliotf)efjd)iniif in fdjnmrj ge&eijtem ©oljc. 122 Toilet with Chest of Drawers. — Toilette avec commode. Elevation et plan. Sinfadjt £oilttttfommobt. yiufidjt nub ©runbtig. 123 Drawiug-room Cabinet, forming Counterpart of Chimney-piece. — Meuble de salon, faisant pendant a une cheminee. @tffd)L'(inf fill cinen ©aloit, als ^enbant 311 tiiieni famine. 124 Buffet. Front-elevation and ground-plan. — Buffet. Vue principale et plan. Bufftt. ilnfidu mib ®runbrijj. 125 Window-headings. — Galeries de fenetres. Sottjtmggafterien. 126 Portfolio Stand for Drawings and Engravings. — Chevalet pour dessins et gravures. (Sefiett jur Sfufbewaljruiig con 3eidjnungen unb Jliipfafitcfjcn. 127 an IS Gable Finials and Rosettes for Perforated Ornamental Wood-work. -- Amortissements et rosaces en bois, pour decorations de batiments. ©icbclbtumeii unb 9!o(cttcn fiir bcfototiuen Jjotjbcm. 128 «■»« fcass^ ll^M -^ A SSU&cTiojf op Choice. DESIGNS n Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of Mwtpvblhthv fuv DEMODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. RECUEILDEDESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES. >tl Part 9. 50 Cents. Cover in Carved N 1 Couverture d'album ei - genre mo SDiobcrue in ©0I3 gcfdjmfett Sfflhtmbtde. L29 a b ,1 I 130 5 10 J I ( 't: iooi tm .11- ,n Gothic Style. - Fauteuil pour on salon gothique, Aiiiilfiiil fiiv cm gotljijcfjcS 3' mmet - 1 .1 Sofa in Stained Pear with incised Gold Lines and Ornament. -- Sopha en bois noirci et poli, avec ornementa et filets d'or graves, enpfin in [tfjwarj poTirtem fpotjc mit eingvcurivieii ©olblinicn uiib Ovnmmntcn. .!-■-. , j .: . . , . ! . . . , ■ .fl . i : I ' ' ' ■ 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' : ! i ■ ■ | J 1 > i 1 ( ; P ,- Stuffed Chair. ■ — Chaise rembourree. ©epoljteita ©tut)l. 132 Cane (hair for Dining-room. Fronl e id tions Chaise en jonc pour salle a manger, ground-plan. Elevation, vue laterale et plan. -.Koinkiifi fiti fin Shcifejimmet. Sorbet' unb Sritennnfidjl nebp ®riinb))Ifln. 133 Tabouret. Front, and side elevations. — Tabouret. Elevation et vue laterale. Xoboiiret. SBovber* nub ©eilenniifidjt. 134 135 Table with Inlaid Slab. — Table avec dessus en marqueterie. iijd) mit cingclcgtcv Spiatte. 3 36 Arm-chairs, Chairs and Tables. — Fauteuils chaises et tables gnuteuits, itiiiiic uno Et| 137 Cabinet designed in the Renaissance Style. — Buffet pour porcelaine, dans le style do la Renaissance, ^ovjttlanfdjvniit im 9tenatffanceftt)I. 138 Tier Glass ami Table. — Table de trnmeau avec glace, Elevation et vue laterals. Sonfotctifdj mil Spitgtt Socbci< mii> Srittnanfidjt. 139 Buok-Case. — Armoire-bibliotheque. 5Bibliot[)effd)viuif. 140 s & - J 141 Window Headings. - Galeries de fenetres. geiiftcrgovniturcit. 14: '""" Waate Paper B ' le style du gothique prhnitif 'iHiViaUuh in friiljgotljifdjcni Stljfc. i I. Pulpit from Santa Crooe, Florence. - Chaire de l'eglise de Santa Croce, a Florence Snitjel oust ©to. Svocc in gtovcuj. 144 s^k*k* '<~***%r a s^gtioX of Choice; designs in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of DEMODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. RECUEILDEDESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES E.STEIGER, NEW YORK 22 and 24 Frankfort Street. 50 Cents. Capitals of Pilasters. I t ; Ua|'tfvfaptuilc. 145 Ornamented Lul of Jewel-box. — Couvercle orne d'un ecrin. Dntirter Xcctcl eiiuS @d)mucffcijtcrfd)itbcnen .vbium, WttaUm mtt> sperlmuttrr. 147 148 Sofa and I hair. - Sophs i I chai e pour an bureau. Sopljci uub Stubl jiiv rin 8u«au. ,., , . ,.-ii ,- .• 1 Tfthle ronde en imitation d'ebene. La partie bach-.' du plateau Round Table in Ebon, imita. , Shad ™ ou * portant des ornements gaufl with American cloth with ornamental gold and color-pnntmg. «.st reconvene aun cu p Kimka £ijd) auS .mitivtcm (Sbcnfiolj. lev jdjrojfirt. EfcU b« #attc iji mil grinan &b(ttudj ttaiogtn, auf wclcrjes bit CninmtiUc ciugeprcjjt f"< b - 149 150 Working Casket in Walnut, with Box-wood Top ;i in I Brass Mounts N i noyer, avec i Ferrui en Details p. 150. i 150. Mvbeit«ffi(ld)en. Soffetbe tfr nu« SRufjDaumljoIj, bio Secfyfatte au8 83ur6auinfjot3 flcicnigt unb niit gelben SRfigetn befdjlagrn Bit Jctiiil* baju bcfinbcii fief) mif ©. 150. IIMIHIIHipiMill •'* ' *0 •' *0 /O GO 70 SO DO lOoC'liu H 1 i ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 Stuffed i bairj front and aid < face et vo •; ; oi(iciiaiI)i. Sorter unb Stitenonpdjt. 151 Table for a Library or Office. For Sofa and Chair see p. 149. — Table de bureau. Sopha et chaise, p 1 4 ! > Ji|d) fur tin Sureau; \a bem ©opljn unb ©tuljt ©. 149 geljiirenb. Bedstead with Veneering. — Bois de lit avec placage. S3ettffrlle mit gournireinlageii. 152 H J I i a -5- i:,7 158 Ceiling in \\ I for a Dining-room. — Plafond en boia poor one salle i vouyuifonb fiiv cincn S|)cijcjiinl. 159 Chiffonier; principal parts in oak; shelves in pine. -- Rayons pour livres. — Parties principals en chene, le reste en sapin. SMidjcrborb. ©fitnmtUdje Soit|fruftum8tIjeu'e ftnb in gidjenljolj, bag iibvigc in Sannenljotj gcbadjt. 160 S&S3M5 JiMMBUM a gEWScriojf of Choice; DUsiGjfs in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of JMML DEMODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. RECUEILDEDESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES. Part 11. 50 Cents. nmmiiimmimm^WlMmlmVi* Capitals of Pillars. — Chapiteaus de rolonnes, — genre moderne. 3Robcrnc ^fcilcvdipiidlc. 161 Ornamental Details for Wood Carving. — Agrafes et details de panneaux pour sculpture en bois. Stgraffcn unb guthingSftiicfe fur §oTjfc^nt^erei. 162 Jewel Casket with Detail ol Lid. — Ecrin avec couvercle. Sdjniutnfiftdjcn mil DccM. 103 164 165 ® & g. I 166 Work Table. - Tab] 9ial)tijdjdjen. 167 168 Book-case. Annoire-bibliotheque. Front and side elevations, ground-plan and details. Elevation, vue iaterale, plan et quelques autres details Sinfadjct ©iidjtrfdjronl. Suftifj, ©eitfnailfidjt, ©utnbiijj mifc fitiiiif Setaife. 169 What-not in stained Pear. Ornaments incised and gilt. Etagere en bois noirci et poli. Les ornements sont en grande partie evides et dores. Stagere cui« fdjtunrj potirtcm §0(50. 3)ie SBerjtfvungen jinb gto|tent^eit« oertieft unb oergolbet. 170 5 10 If I'lllL Chest of Drawers in Walnut with dead polish, and Ebony Mouldings. -- Commode en noyer d'un poli mat avec baguette vermes en nun-. fiommobe au8 matt gefdjliffenem 9tupMa>^m c Pier Table in stained and polished Wood with and eilt ornament. rable de trumean en bois noirci et poli avec incrustation de filets dores. $fei(evfifcfj ou8 (djroarj polirtcm sjolje mtt eingraDirttn ©oIMinien. 171 172 Window Gallery and Hangings. — Galerie de fenitres et rideaux. rtcnficiijiiUeiic una Sorfjang. 173 Regulator Cases. — Boites de pendules. ©ctjiiujc fiir 9icgutatorr. 174 M*t. K.i-.-l m stained and carved Oak. Chevalet en chene aoirci el scalptee ru-hement ouvrage. :)iciil)c iStafjdci, in tSirfjculjot; gefdjnigt imb gebeijt. 175 Flower Stand. — Jardiniere. S3(umenftfinbcr. 176 ZHg^f, a S^gtioX op choice; DESIGNS in Rich and Plain Furniture for the Use of ^BIMTMAK^S m UPHOLSTERERS. fllimtPitMaffpn fur DEMODELES CHOISIS D'AMEUBLEMENT. J^ECUEIL DE DESSINS DE SIEGES ETDE MEUBLES. Part 12. 50 Cents. Romanesque Capital. — Chapiteau roman. JHomnuifdjtS SnpitSl. 177 Details of richly ornamented Door. — Riche couronnement d'une porte. Sieidjc JMioituttg ciitev Satire. 178 Staffed and Carved Chair. ' sculptee. 9ttid) gtfdjitifcttf ?olfler(hi^I. 179 » ° S- a ™ jo - B 180 5 10 HHI Ctm Stuffed Chair in stainod Wood with Wilding. — Chaise rembourree en l>ois noirci aTec dorure. 2)tobcviicv gq>oI|)trt(i Stnl)i cine [tyuarjtm §otje mil @olt>. 181 IRS: Sofa in stained Wood, with Bronze Ornaments and red Damask Cover. Sopha en bois noirci avec ornements en bronze et garniture en damas rouge. ©oplja nu« fdjmatj ge&cijtem §olje nut Srbiijeot'uamenten ltub vottjem ©nnuiftiibcvjug. Billard-table. — Billard. SBidnvb. 182 50 soCtm Key Casket; elevation and section. — Petite armoire pour clefs. Elevation et coupe. -Sdiiiijfeitafldjfit. iioi^tr- uub ©titenanftdjt 183 sooCtmtrs, Pier-table and Glass ; polished Walnut, Ebony Mouldings Table a console avec glace en noyer verni, moulures vermes and Zinc Inlay. en n °i r e ^ incrustation de bandes de zinc. Eonfotetifd) mit ©pieget nu8 poliitcm 9Jupnmnf)o(} mit fdjnxit} potirten SeljtjtB&cii mib ?- CV-JV t^^-^V^V \ F.RTISER. <$hc ^ilorhshop and Cmrerbehalle Jijstyess £)ireciorg. (The • refers the reader to an advertisement in T7;p:. -fixtures. Mitchell, Vance & Co., 697 Broadway, X. Y. City.* ('Ma':.* and (''>lav:. #tninfVjS. Bloor, H. P.. Brooklyn, X. 5 .' Buckley & Cothren, N. 5 Friedrick, Alphonse & Bro.. S88 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y.* Sharp, Henry E., 1 IT E. 22d -u.. New York City.* Weymann, C . N. Y. City.* jlrr ittaehinr.s. Telher's Ice Machine , X. Y. City.* gron Works. Hood. W. P.. Iron Work, 11. ladeiphia, Pa.* Musical jlnstvumcnts. Smith, S. D. & H. W., American Organs, Boston, Ma--.* gnintc. ti'ompo.s.tion.s. &c. Cheap Pamtintr. 150 B Kemp, B. F.. 2i.". Unwdway, X. Y. City.* Measury and Whiton, X. Y. City.* i'atcnt Offices. Munn&Co., 37ParkBow, New York City.* i'cviodicals. Architektonisch.es Skizzen-Buch. 1 10. Steiger, N. Y.)' The Chemical News, New lork City.* The Chicago Railway Review. Chicago. 111.* Frank Leslie's Publications. X. Y. City.* The Iron Age. New York City* Museum of Modern ArtManufacture. (E. Steiger, X, Y. < Practical Journal for Cabinet-Makers and Orna- mental Wood-Workers ST. Y. City.)" yvofrssovs. Dussauce. H. (Applii ' Hew Lebanon, New York.* £tntc Pantcls. Klaber. A., X 5 Middlefield & Co., X. Y. City.* [1871.] 11 sjtr.un i'umps. Davidson. M. T.. 1 John St., X. Y. city.* fools. Field A Hardie. Building Hardware, Philadelphia, Pa.* Metallic l'lane Co., A aim n, X. Y.* Veneers. Cole & Comstock. N. Y. City.' Hardy, P. J.. X Y. City.' Read, Geo. W. & Co., IT" Centre Str., N '. I Wire \\o\)t. Tillotson, L. G.. A Co., S Hey St., X. Y. I Wood Workinn. Eureka Steam Machine Carving Co., 60 to ' Street, X. ^ . I Garbe. Hermann. N.Y. City.' National Wood Manufacturing Co., N. Y. City.' Paton, Robert, X. Y. City.* ACTIVE CANVASSERS wanted for 'The Workshop' > mnilNGS & MILLER. A practical Book on Architectural Details. Containing '"^ Hlmrtra- , ol Constructs , Railings, Windows, Works, various Btyles ol Modern Finish, a Bouses Stores Ac Nearly Fi ur Thousand Carpenters and supplied with this valuable work, which i almost everj portion ol the i I • Tllia. Price $10.00. E5. Stbiobr, ikfort St., NEW YORK. iXiiucrtiofmnito. , the country, es] architects, ., manufacturers, ■ r it a most important n foi the mercl at Hirer, and i column: f 0r ] ,, (150.00 J-IO.OO . . . '.'O.oo 0.00 15.00 rate per lini All a.lv. : than I column '■ ■ og in lines I its at same "in the WORKSHOP BUSINESS DD , month or -pace or standing advertisements. E. 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Also, miscellaneous detail drawings to working scale, of Brackets, Cor- nices, French Roofs, Sectional and Framing Plans of French Roofs, Dormer Windows for French Roofs, Bay Windows, Inside Shutters, French Windows, Balconies, Verandas, Porches, Lattice Work, Stairs, Newels, Balusters, Sliding Doors, Window Casings, Gable Finish, Finials, Crestings, Canopies, Hoods, Observatories, Base, Architraves, Plaster Finish, Ceilings, Hard Wood Mantels, and all that is required by a builder to design, specify, erect, and completely finish Dwelling-houses in the latest and most ap- proved style. One large quarto volume, superbly bound. THE NATIONAL f tin? $# fmnit% 218 East 25tk Street, Nero York. FIGURES, FOUNTAINS and Decorations for BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE, Cast and finished in BRONZE AND ZINC. Architects' Designs executed. Artistic Monuments in Granite and Bronze = PROVIDENCE Steam and Gas Pipe Co.. Providence, E. J., BUILDERS OF Coal and Rosin Gas Works, FOR TOWNS AND MANUFACTORIES. Estimates furnished of the cost of Works, and cost to manufacture Gas in any locality. GASHOLDEES, Iron Truss Retort House Roofs, Water Tanks, Purifier Covers, Coke Barrows, Cast Iron Socket Pipe. Particular attention given to Enlarging and Re- building Gas Works. , For Lighting Manufactories, our Rosin Gas Works have been successfully used for many years past. They require but a small outlay, and afford a safe and economical light. Price Twelve Dollars, Postpaid to any address on receipt of money. Send orders only to GEO. E. WOODWARD, Architect, 191 BROADWAY, NEW YORK- Priced Catalogue of all works on Archi- tecture sent free. FOR BALE AT MANfFACTURER'S PRICES: Exhausters and Compensators, Iron and Clay Retorts, Fire Brick, Clay and Tile, Roman Cement and Rosin, Station and Consumers' Meters. PATENT OFFICES. Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent are advised to counsel with MUNN & CO., Editors of the Scientific American,wbo have prosecuted claims be- fore the Patent Office for over Twenty Years. Their American and European Patent Agency is the most extrusive in the world. Charges less than any other reliable agency. A Pamphlet containing full instruc- tions to inventors is sent gratis. MS- A handsome bound Volume, containing laO Mechanical Engravings, and the United States Cen- .us l,v Counties, with Hints and Receipts tor Mecha- nics, mailed on receipt of 25 cents. Address MUNN & CO- 37 Park Row New York. THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AM> I \l.i\l l-M\ki:i:s ALBUM ADVEBTIS1 R B3 EUREKA Steam Machine Carving Compaiiy, CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000. Works, 60, 62, 64 & 66 Cannon Street, Between Delancey and Rirington Strti t.<, ~^sTf^'W r "'VoT'lc Manufacturers of Carvings for the Trade. CARVINGS IN WOOD, MARBLE, IVORY, &c. BUSTS OF PROMINENT MEN, MEDALLIONS AND BAS-RELIEFS, Heads of every description, Human and Animal, Panels of Came and Fruit, Door Ornaments, Sofa Stumps, &c. Ornaments for Furniture, Decorating Dwellings, Churches, Offlci Steamboats, Rail Oars, &c, &c, " Of well Seasoned Wood, constantly on hand and to order" FIGURE CARVING A SPECIALTY. RICHARD PATRICK, President. R, M. PATRICK, Supt (j. H. Degraw, PATTERN and MODEL MAKER, ' 444 Water-Street. Near Market Street, Close attention paid to Models for Patents New York WARREN WARD & CO., Nos. 75 and 77 Spring Street, cor. Crosby. Established 1850. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of the latest styles of BEDROOM, PARLOR, DINING, and LIBRARY FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS, &c., &c, suitable for City and Country residences. ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS RE- PRESENTED. HENRY E. SHARP, Class £lamcr,0rmbosscr & tfnnmeller, 147 & 149 East 22nd - NEW YORK. JOHN M. HOFFMIRE, Builder, 525 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK. Quinnel & Harris, Manufacturers of and Dealers in CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS, No. 447 Broome Street, W. L. QrrnwELii. \ Second door from Bobert H. Harris. ) Broadway, N. Y. Table Ware, Gas and Kerosene Globes, etc, constantly on hand, or made, cut, and engraved to order. Hotels, Steamboats, and Saloons Supplied. Special attention given to Matching Broken Articles. HARLOW STEVENS, 28 & 30 Reade St., New York. i; tfactwrer and Commits Floor Oil Cloths, [ALL W ll'THS.] Also, Stair, Carriage and Table Oil oths, large assortments of new styles for Fall Trad.'. Trade are respectfully invited to examine our goods and prices. Keuffel & Esser, 1 L6 Pulton sir.. \ 5 i Import ra and U i Drawing Materials, i Curves, Wat. i ' oloi , Brush A new illustrated Catalogue and Samples of Drawing Paper will be sent on receipt of 25 centa. ROBERT PAT0N, (Revi ols.) turer of School and Otth-r Furniture, CHURCB AND LECTURE-ROOM SI of every Description. \. u 1 ork. UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, Paris, 1867, irds ol twelve i. engraved Illustrations, will l< cipal objects of Wt Manul ill parts of Twelve Ulus Large n - $15.00 ; i ttra, - 18 00 Without Sculpture Illustrations: Half-moro :co, plain, .... 9.00 i:. STEIGER, 22 \ -i Frankfort Strkht We > FIRE DETECTOR i LCTCRED BY A.mkkk \s Fire Detector Co., 735 /.'■ 1 ' ) an. .hat.' warning of the dental or Inc. - : lible in Operation. Will I Call and sec it operate, at the Company's Office. NEW YORK STONE WORKS. AWARDED the first prehti u At the Exhibition of the American Institute, 1869 /..LWO/.l.Y.Y. EOLLMANNd CO., PRO PB II TORS, 698 Seventh Avenue, bet. Forty-seventh ind Forty-eight BU., NEW YORK. Side-walks, Tiles, House-fronts, in anj - nts. and Statu! ircular and $25. STEAM JET PUMP. $25. raising water, ..>!-. syrups, aci I- i Used in hotels, factot direct from I. oiler. .' ; . h un- grit. Certain to work at all times. Sent t 13 -INKER. -. Ind. XI THE WORKSHOP, GEWEEBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. Architektonisches SKIZZENBUCH. (Architectural Sketch- Book.) A COLLECTION OF VIEWS OF Country Seats, Villas, Sural Cottages, Garden-Houses, ORNAMENTAL GARDENING, TOWN MANSIONS, Interior Decorations, Lattice-work, Elevations, Projections, BALCONIES, WINDOW-FLORALS, WELLS, FOUNTAINS, STABLES; AND OUTHOUSES, RAILINGS, MOULDINGS, CANDELABRA, Monumental tombstones, All kinds of Ornamental Buildings, and their Decorations, EXECUTED IN Berlin, Potsdam, and many other Places. With Details. In Numbers published at irregular intervals (about six per year), each with one Chromo-lithograph and five Lithographic Illustra- tions partly colored. Price, each number, $1.25. \t. StriQPr, 22 and 24 Frankfort Street, NEW YORK. ^xacftcaf § SEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AG! \ i I tMES^BDILDING . NEW Vrnice — Flower-Stands — Chimney-Pieces — Wall-Fountains — Jewel-Boxes — Stoves — Utensils for Toilet and Writing-Desk — Washing-Stand — Border of Paper-Hangings — Wood Carving — Cabinet — Panelling — Candlelabra — Fountains — Frames — Card-Boxes — Writing-Desks — Casket — Paper-Box — Picture-Frame — Glass-ware — Jug — Curtains — Decora- tion in Silver — Fire-dog — Iron Bedstead — Umbrella Stand — Mantel-pieces — Altar-rail — Paper-weight. — Pistol — Ruler and Fold- ing Knife — Etageres — Brooches — Capital — Toilet Table — Earrings — Terra Cotta Work — Vases — Jewelry Cabinet] — Cabinets —Terra Cotta and China Vases — Furniture — Terra Cotta Flower Pot — Carved Wood Box. ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART HI. Arm-chair — Folding-chair — Sideboard — Monstrances — Chalice — Vases — Goblet — Shields — Tazza — Brooches — Lamp — Services — Salt-cellar — Chandeliers — Tureen — Jug — Tankard — Ceiling Ornaments — Wardrobe — Bookcase — Paper-Hangings — Shawls — Fan — Brooches and Earrings — Necklace — Lockets — Paper-weight — Testimonial Representing Navigation — Earring — Fire-dog — Chandelier — Candelabra — Flower Vase — Plates — Epergne — Urns — Clock — Damask Silk — Carpets — Embroidery — Lattice — Gates — Gate Ornaments — Cabinets with Side Panel — Lamp Stands — Toilet Glass. ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART IV. Mirror — Lamp-Stands — Clocks — Watch-Cases — Brooches and Earrings — Chandeliers — Vases — Fountains — Service — Urn — Pedestal — Cornices — Bookcase — Tombstone — Lattice — Cupboard — Flounce of Point-lace — Frieze — Table cover — Epergnes — Jug — Flagons — Patterns for Playing-cards and Brocatell — Frames — Encaustic Tiles — Paper Hangings — Wardrobe — Gothic Pier-Table — Table— Toilets— Cabinet— Centre-Piece of China— Umbrella-Stand— Table for a Writing-Room— Marble-Table— Pier-Table— Table in Egyptian Style — Fire Screen — Borders of Paper-Hanging — Cover of a Missal — Caskets — Tea-Boards — Papier- Mache and Japanned Ware — Iron-Stove- — Knife-Handles — Lock and Key — Side-Arms — Side-Saddle — Jug and Goblets — Cup and Globlets. ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART V. Egg-stand — Epergnes — Glass-ware — Carafes — Paper-knife — Pendulum Clock — Cupboard — Box — Dressing-glass — Barometer — Paper Hangings — Paper Border — Cabinet — Oriental Mural Fountain — Painted Windows — Oriental Cabinet — Watch-Case — Brooches — y as es — Clocks — Button — Tankards and Candlestick — Sugar Basin — Lamps — Cross — Hand Mirror — Milk Jug — Candlesticks — Piano, Front and Side View — Library Table — Chair — Bed — Fancy Goods in Wood — Niche in Cement — Knife handle — Jug — Drinking horn — Sword sheath — Chairs — Sideboards — Border of Paper Hanging — Wall-Fountain — Fire guard — Decoration in Silver — Iron Bedstead — Fender — Folding Bed — Iron Folding Chairs — Door Plates and Keys — Balcony — Back of a Sofa — Sofa — French Bed — Curtain — Lantern — Marble Chimney-piece — Stove. (For the use of the three nations, the titles of the Elustrations are printed in English, German and French.) E. Steiger, 22 and 24 Frankfort Street, NeW York. DESIGNS FOR MONUMENTS. By PAUL SCHULZE, Architect. One Volume 4to, Price $6.00. Containing 36 Plates presenting 64 Designs of all kinds of Monumental Work, Commemorative and Sepulchral Monuments, Mural Tablets, Tombs, Headstones, Urns, Grave Crosses, Cenotaphs, &c. E. STEIGER, 22 and 24 Frankfort Str., NEW YORK. the woKK.siior, (:i;\\i:i;i;r.iiAi.Li: and < ahinet m aki.i: s aliii m adykkti si k. 87 ^(jc £$0r(bljoj>. Considerable Reduction of Prices for a limited Period. THE WORKSHOP, ISCS, 12 Part . I'm- .-W.fin ■ ■ in. THE WORKSHOP, 1869, 12 Pari to. GEWERBEH.1LLE, 1863, 186-1, 1- eh in L2 Tarts for 83.00 u of 84.50. GEWER13EHAI.EK, 1867, 1868, and 1869, each in 12 Parts for S3.60 instead of $5.1(1. The CKU 1 RBEB U 1.:: bad b 1 !-•■,:. when in I - TIIK WORKSHOP, an English translation ••! the Journal ol that year, worked from the same plates, and thus forming ao1 a reprint bul .1 ae impression.] •»* An Index i of all the illustr: n gratis with each yearly 1 , , , , . , . WOMCKSMMOF ,11.1ft .f/, $3.00. 'i'n Subscribers to Z7t< FPor/csftop $2.00 only. Notice. Subscribers to 77/.,' Work \ ■ •ti'uilv informed thai only a tern copii of THE WORKSHOP ALBUM ; and those who have noi availed themselves of their privilege of cluiuiing a copy at the reiluced rate of 82.00, an n 1 pi — -t ■ I In unler it with- out delay. The Workshop Album contains A Selection oj Engravings from the Bach-Volumes of Die Gewerbehalle, for the years 1863 to 1867 inclusive. These Engravings have been selected with much care, after full experience of what was most admired and sought for by Designers as being of the greatest Practical Value in their various professions. There is an explanation in English to each Design. They consist of Album Cover alphabet — Arm Chairs — Watch Back- —Bell Tails - I tand — Border Patterns — Toilet Box — Stable Fixtures- Brass Cocks -Cabinet- Ca i 1 H -Candle- ' Ito Ornament- I lings — Chairs — I Kim; . Cups l 1 01 Hand - D or Hinges — Escutcheons — Fire Irons ol Jen 1 fry Pieces — Flow :i B ' ' Gas Fixtures- Goblets - Hand Mirror — Inkstand — Keys — Knives K :kers -- Reticules Lurk I'lates — Prize Ornament — Panel Orna Pistol — — Porcelain Ornament B over — Table Articles - Tankards — Tart-Slicera — Fruit Vase -- Tea Service — Textile fabrics Toilel Table - - Vases — Writing Tabli . i The great popularity of THE WORKSHOP is a sufficient guarantee that the will be found a most valuable collection. None of the Designs occur in 1868 or 1869, so that they will bo entirely new to the subscribers to the English edition of Tlte Workshop. RAHWAY WOOD WORKS. UAH WAV, NEW JERSEY. CHICAGO RAILWAY REVIEW. THE Rl \ f rowing circulation throughout the I'n columns 1 "i new railways projected and budding In all pai I the freshesi ind finan- -t. in . Easten ern road ' int railway ln\ ■ al in- al the Mo. 45 Lombard Block, Custom House (■ago. S.00 \ Annum. Ten 1 1.00 ription [each). . 3.00 " sj3~ is an mannfai turers ' ti btnery, Bndgi rial-. Ra and all iting to Railway < and Snperstructui Chicago Railway Review iperior advantages t" any other pnblioatlon of the kind in the Nort! 13 « .1! be mailed FREE to Adver- b i they may dca I u every $20 in amount advi WAV REVIEW," 1 1 FOWLER & BROOKS. 6797. CHICAGO, 111. THE CHEMICAL NEWS Journal of Physical Science. irizedby Wm. Crookes,F.R.S. ( I Proprietor.) Tu which is adi AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT, Edited bj C. I'. CHANDLER, Ph. D. hiding the An erican Price-! lurrent EUBBAI [Mi Chemistl ■■-. Min- Thc Host Popular and Useful Issue of the Foreign Scientific Press. Fur more than a qua] ' duable Journal bas represent 1 ol 1 hemistry 1 11 it- applications to Pharmacy, Medi- cine, Manufactures, PL Science, com- Mineralogy, Metallurgy, Mining, Mechanics, Science. It- foremost rank as the I Brst authority in the scientific world. T E I! M - . Iree $5.00 . in ■"■ 1 compact pages 0.50 . III. and IV.. rr July, 1867, to July, - 0.75 W. A.TOWNSEND \ ADAMS, 31 . New York. CHARLES COLLINS, SPOKES, RIMS, SHAFTS, POLES, &c, high & low pressure MAM FACTORED OF Extra Quality New Jersey Hickory and White Oak. Spokes on hand of Seasoi turned to any required pattern, and finished I for price lists. David dwell, Rab.way, N. J. STEAM BOILERS, cription, TANK--. OIL STILLS, ETC., No. 60 John St, Brooklyn, near Bridge St., Particular attention to Jobbing. THE WORKSHOP, GEWEP.BEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKERS ALBUM ADVERTISER. REFLECTING UntMemtf, ™m Street Lamps, Jg"v: «Pggig VNRBHHL ■iff ' DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS, Plain and Ornamental Reflecting FIXTURES of every kind I wip nil! i i I ■ I '< I : For LIGHTING AND VENTILATING CHURCHES, HALLS, THEATRES, BANKS, STORES, LIBRARIES, etc. i" ■' 670— Krntul Prismatic Sunlights. ived and Ornamental Fixtures in use for Lightir Churches, Halls, Theatres, &c. Diameter 40 in. ami upwards — 12 to 150 Lights The rno-t Approved and Ornamental Fixtures in use for Lighting and Ventilating . ' Churches, Halls, Theatres, &c. «- Patented June 8th, 1869; November 2nd, 1889; March 7th, 1871. The public is respectfully cautioned against infringe- ments of these patents. Each Fixture bears our name and address. IT. S. REFLECTOR CO., Patentees and Sole Manufacturers of Prismatic Reflecting Chandeliers and Sunlights, etc., JYo. 611 4" 613 Broadway, (Corner Houston St.) JVew \*orl.\ BROOKLYN (Slag Retort & Jtr^ f rick Hlmihs, Van Dyke Street, Brooklyn, JV. Y., Manufacturers of Clay Retorts, Fire Brick, Tile &c. HARTSHORN'S Patent |fca for %<&[\tt9, NO CORDS OR BALANCES USED. For Windows, Awnings, Carriages, etc. For Sale by all Upholsterers. The trade are invited to send for models and price list. Orders filled only through the trade. Stewart Hartshorn, Manufact'r, 62 CENTRE STREET, New York. H. P. BLOOR, MANUFACTURES OF $feinp& (Jiess for Church Windows, No. 380, late 364 Atlantic St., Between Hoyt $,- Bond St.. Brooklyn, N. !'• P. J. HARDY, Chair Manufacturer, 141 & 143 7th Avenue, New Yoke, IMFORTER OF French Walnut Veneers, Thuya and Amboina. VENEERS. COLE, COMSTOCK & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN YEIEERS AND IMPORTKUS OF Fancy "W oods, 191 & 193 Chrystie Street, NEW YORK. HERMANN GARBE IMPORTER OF RICH Furniture Ornaments, French Marqueterie, Porcelains, Bronzes, French Veneers, Turkish Coverings, Curtain Materials, etc. 81 Chambers Street, New York. C. WEYMANN, GLASS STAINER AND Embosser, No. 1450 BROADWAY, Con. 50th Street, New York. Designs furnished on application. Alphonse Friedrick & Bro., Stcunrtr (glass Works, Figures and all styles of ornamental glass for Church Windows. 16 and 18 HOYT ST., Near Fulton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sole Agent for "NEVETJ'S FBIESES". Jttintcut's ®iUs FOR FLOORS. Gfamkirk Chimney-Tops, TERRA COTTA VASES for Lawns and Gardens, to. &c. MILLER & C0ATES, 279 Pearl Street, New York. THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBF.IIALU: AM' . A 111 SE 1 -M \KKll S ALBUM ADVERTISER. ifhc outoih.'ihojj and 6iurorbrhalli' 5i|§ii)e33 JHirecfoirlj. (The • refe eader t" an advertisement in 77a* Workshop.) ^iK'it.* Wanted. Allen. E. C. & Co. Steiger, E . Xnv fork City.* V.ook.si. Modem Americ. Architecture' Foreign Books and Periodicals. (E. Steiger, N. Y. Grammar of Ornament. (E. Steiger, NewYork.)* National Architect. (Geo. B. Woodward, \. i Supplement to Bickuell's Village Builder \ 3 fficknell £ Co., X. V. ■ Workshop Back-Volumes. (E. Steiger, N 5 ' 'i'.uihin\s. Hoffmire, JohnM.. 525 Hudson atr., N. Y. City.* §ttiWiug *tonr, *latc, Wood, &t. Frear Stone Co.. N. Y. Citj Gautier. J. H. & Co., Jersey City, N. J.* Geis, Francis J., H. Y. I Miller & Coates. N.Y.I flJtocfeU anil Watches. New York Watch Co., Spi iliau'inn jln.stvuments. Keuffel & Esser, VI Nassau str., X.Y. City." McAllister, W. Y. Philadelphia* H'n.unrlnl tfavriaiir CMotli. Odorless Rubber Company, 19 Murray at., N.l jMnr 3Vvt ^ouiuhu. Power, Maurice J., 218 E. 25th at., N. Y. I gttate iaintrv.s. Kehrwieder Brothers. Philadelphia, Pa." (.•*>a.s ^ixtuvrs. Mitchell, Vance & Co., 51'7 Broadn ay, X. Y. City.* <&\9$» ami i»Maw ^tainrr.s. Bloor, H. P.. Bi klyn, N. Y.- Buckley & Cothron, N. Y, Friedrick, Alphonse & Bro.. 388 Pulton Avenue, Brooklyn. N I Sharp. Henry E., HI E. 22d Mr.. New York City.* Weyniaim, C . X. Y. I 3lcr itlarhinrs. Tellier's Ice Machines, Gl Broadway, N Y. I inw Works. Hood. W. P.. Iron Work, Philadelphia, I'.i.* ittusiral ^Instruments. Smith, S. D. & H. W., American Organs, B i'.iints, fflompojSitioUiS, &r. Cheap Painting, 150 N'. 4th 3tr., Philadelphia.* Kemp, B. F., 245 Rroadway, X. J Measury and Whiton, X. Y. City.* Vatrnt ('"Wires. M'inu & Co., 37 Park Row. Xew York City.* iVviotliciilS. Architektonisch.es Ski2zen-Buch, (E. Stei The Chemical News. New Y i!, I The Chicago Railway Review. Chicago, 111.* Frank Leslie's Publications. X. Y. City.* The Iron Age, New Y"rk City.* Museum of' Modern Art-Manufacture. (E. Steiger, X. Y. I Practical Journal for Cabinet-Makers and Orna- mental Wood Workers E. Steiger, K I'vufcs.sov.s. Dussauce. H. (Applied Chemistry), New Lebanon, New i ^latr itlantrts. Klaber. A., - X ■> Middleficld a Co NT. Y. City.* Strain i'limps. Davidson. M. T.. I 3t., X. Y. City.* CTnol':.. Field ,v Hardie, Building Hardware, Philadelphia, Metallic Plane Co., Aubu n, X. Y." Vrnrrvs. Cole & Comstock. X. Y. City." Hardy, P. J.. X ^ Read, Geo. W. & Co.. 17 I . Y. City.* Wivr itopr. Tillotson. L. G.. A Co., 8 Oey -t.. N. 'i I HVoort HVorhinn. Eureka Steam Machine Carving Co.. 60 to Garbe. Hermann. X.'Y. I National Wood Manufacturing Co., N. 1 Paton. Robert, X. Y. City.* ACTIVE CANVASSERS i for •The Workshop' ooverj Favorable terms. Apply to the Publisher ADurrtionncnto. The increasing! popularity and rapidtj B ORKsnop among the liu Iders, BUp rufacturers, designers, &c., render it a most important medium ol :.'i the >'" i chant and manufacturer, and branches of industry. Advertisements inserted at the following rates: i column i i page) : i column: for 1 year $150.00 $40.00 6i iths 1)0.00 25.00 :: ■' .io.00 i 00 Engravings may head advertisements at the same rate per line, bj asnrement, as the let ei pn All advertisement • a line Nonpareil for first insertion (counting 10 lines to 1 inch in depth), its a sequent insertion, payable in advance. Cuts it Bame rate. In the WORKSHOP BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Cards under proper headings, 50 $3.00 }./ year. Liberal discount for lai ■■ menta. E. STEIGER, OWEN JONES' Grammar of Ornament. Illustrated bj examples from varli Ornament. stylos of Imp. it" 1 12 Plates in gold and colors, Extra cloth, gilt edges, £15.00. necessary work ; it any book is to spread Art-Taste ,ii gst the Artizans, this will '1" it. \i i ie above mod< rate price ' The Grammar "I (ir- nament' is brought within the reach of Artists, \r- chitects, and then Assistants and Pupils Art-workmen, and Students of ever; mental .\rt. This « ork also n.Mr. largei i lass ol the public who, witli.ua hi feasional ni sympathy n ul, and would be glad to an aid to the practice ol Ilium implishments "I o like elegant character, oi ass decoration t" their drawing-r table, this record ol ti ny countries an I ■ i !,,■ i.i i : only been in England, but also by the principal scl 1- "f the Continent of 1 tins invalu the text bj h hi b Mr. Owi sought to guide th ie, has !>een fully oored. Ke P t0 "' E. Steijrer. £. Steiger's Steiger's Festival Catalogue. A Selection ef Steiger's Theological Library, No I partment of Protestant Theology. Steiger's Philosophical Library A Steiger's Pedagogical Library. A 1 Steiger's Catalogue of Kindergarten Litera- ture in G ■ Steiger's Catalogue of German Picture Book* and Juveniles Steiger's Medical Library Steiger's Chemical and Pharmaceutical Li- brary On Nature and Science. \ i the Department 1 German Dialects. A List of 400 Publications, . ■ ! uipirrr. Philology, chiefly comparative A rhuolegjf, I rench. Steiger's List oi Relief Globes and Maps, The Kindergarten — The German Language — Gorman Classics. — German School Books —Arithmetical Apparatus —Globes etc - \ Steiger's Catalogue of Recent and Standard American and English Publicaiio: ■ Theatrical Catalogue. A. List ol Catalogue of E. Steige iating Library. Steiger's List of German Periodicals A Lis* in prepa in nil Ian- subjects furnished gratis to • iterial en- ables mc promptly to furnish inform corning literary works published in all purls f BBOOKL1 \ o;i;m ilrtort & #irc grid. $lorhs, Van I hike Street, Brooklyn, X. Y , era of Retorts, Pise Brick, Tele Ac. 90 THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. ARCHITECTURAL 3nm titork, Wrought and Cast Iron Railings, VERANDAHS, Poors, J>fnttfers, flairs, "s. etc. Scientific nuil ScfiooC Apparatus Regular Importations from Germany and other parts of Europe, by Steamer. EVERY WEEK. (^nh'i'i for every thing eonnerteil irith ICiteratitve and g,rl of all (fountvirj; filled promptly, ami at moderate rates. Free Bureau tor German Teachers ami Kindergarteners. 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Spokes on band of Seasoned Timber, turned to any required pattern, and finished at short notice. Son 1 for price lists. David Crowell. Railway, n. j. i], mum iii jMififif Srfjools. G. Steiger 1 'Wins TEXTBOOKS which being and thoro used in Public - 'rivatc In- mntry. with much German Script. Boards $0.35. With much German Script rds SO.35. I Script - German Scrim All in German Script Hoards J0.40. A 1 1 N 1 I too. an Lam- ■ With much German Script With much Ger- man Script I SCHLEGEL and OR VUER e*S ■ nam Language. In two Parts Part First. A German Grammar K ,*!.«. I Part Second. A German Gram Advanced Pupils. By W. G SCH1 I ■ '' . • Cf< Readers With Press. BASKERVILLE, ■ ■ imar for Germans. By G n si.oo. GRAU1 1 1 t Grammar ftr Germans. Part I I ■ 40: Pa" tree. In two Parts Part First. A French Grammar for Bc- Half Roan si. 50 1 iraminar for Ad- ! Lipils. //; Press. ies of Classical French Readers \\ N01 En three Parts. Part I SO.90. Part Second. 1 . I ' > ,riS nn ■■TitKV.iKir.s. 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Peshin I.—Plate 1.— Front elevation of two-story French roof house, printed in colors; Scale, I inch to one toot. Plate 2 — Side elevation, Jin.; principal details, Jin. Plate 3.— Section, j in.; plans of cellar, first, second and third floors, three thirty-seconds in Carpenters', Masons', Plumbers', and Paint- ers' specifications and approved form of con- tract. " II. — Plate 4. — Fig. 1 — Front elevation of house with gable roof. " III. — Plate t — Fig. 2. — Front elevation, same as Fig. 1, wilh French roof. Plate. 4.— Fig. 3.— First floor. Fig. 4.— Second floor. Fig. o — Attic. Scale, one sixteentliirj. " IV. — Plate 5. — Front elevation and plans of Cottage. Scale i in. " " V. — Plate 0.— Front elevation, plans and details of French Cottage, with tower, elevation and plans, j m., details i- in. " VI. — Plate 7. — Front elevation, section and first- story plan of a square French roof dwelling. Scale, i in. Plate m.— Side elevation, i in.; second floor, at- tic and cellar plan, one sixteenth in. " VII.— Plate 9.— Front elevation of two-story house, French roof. Scale, i in. Plate 10.— First and second floor plans. Scale, Jin. " Viii.- Plate 11. — Front elevation of two-story house with French roof and tower. Scale, i in. Plate 12. — Plan of first floor, second floor and attic. Scale, ^ in. " IX.— Plate 13. —Fig. 1.— Front elevation and „ plan ol Cottage, with Mansard roof. Scale, £ in. and one sixteenth in " X. -Plate13 — Fig. 2 Front elevation and plan of one-story Cottage. Scale, one tenth in. " XI.— Plate 14. — Front elevation, plans and de- tails of two-story House, with hip roof. Scale of •levatiou, J in.; plans, one sixteenth in.; details, i in. " XII. — Plate 15. — Front elevat on and principal floor plan of an irregular House, containing all modern improvements. Scale, J in. 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THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CAI'.I M . I -M \ K I ;i; s m.i;i M ADVERTISER. 93 Architektonisches sKIZZLNltfJCIL duffel & Esser, (Architectural Sketch-Book.) A COLLECTION OF VIEWS OF Country Seats, Villas, Rural Cottages, Garden-Houses, ORNAMENTAL GARDENING, TOWN MANSIONS, 1 1 6 Fulti i'i SI i .. N i v- i Impoi i Drawing Materials, i Carves, H A new illustrated Catalogue and Samples o Drawing Paper will be sent on receipt of 2J Interior Decorations, Lattice-work, Elevations, Projections, Robert paton, • BALCONIES, WINDOW-FLORALS, WELLS, . FOUNTAINS, STABLES'AND ODTHODSES, RAILINGS, MOULDINGS, CANDELABRA, Attonummtal tombstones, All kinds of Ornamental Buildings, and their Decorations EXECUTED IN Berlin, Potsdam, and many other Places. "With Details. In Numbers published at irregular intervals (about six per year), each with one-Chromo-lithograph and five Lithographic Illustra- tions partly colored. Price, each number, $1.25. \£. rStetger, 22 and 24 Frankfort Street, NEW YORK. 'gfittcftcaf Journal FOR CABINET-MAKERS A N 1 1 Ornamental Wood-workers, DESIGNED, ARRANGED AND EDITED BY AUGUSTUS GEAEF, Assisted by Possenbachek of Munich, Leclkro of Paris, and other Colleagues. — c 1 Revi School and Of/ire Furniture, CHURCH AND I 1 ork. UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, Paris, 1867, Containing upwards ol twelve hnndi 1 cipal objects of 1 1 1 M ed .u tin- last Ur< rwelve llln ; extra, - - $15.00 i :! • itrn, - • - 18.00 u ithou 3< ulptun Illustrations: i plain, .... 9.00 B. STEIGER. 22 A- 24 Fkaxkfoki 12 Nos. per year, 4to, each containing 3 sheets of Engravings oi Furniture and Ornamental Wood-work, and 4 imperial sheets of lull-sized Details, together with the necessary explanatory descriptions. Price, each number, 7") Cents. E. STEIGER, 22 ami 24 Frankfort Street, New York. FIRE D ETECTO i; M im FACTI RED BY American Fire Dei b< tor Co., 735 Broodica ate warning ol the commencement ol liory Fire. 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Oliimney-piece and Panelling - Plon I i Vasi Plates Flower-Pol Hand-Mirror- Dp d bimney- Pieces - Cabinet Paper-Border — Vases Round Chimn • Balcony in Cast Iron Fire-Dog IronV Baluster Winegl i I labrum— Chandeliers Wall-< land Hanging-Lamp — I — Sideboard with Carved Side Panels Ma iney-Piece — Picture Frame Cabinet — Bracelets — Cameo Corals — Urn— ,in -Writing-Si I i Dish — Watch-Case Di poons — Sauce-Boat — Tripod —Cup — Flagon — Porcelain Table with Cop Round ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART II. Friezes-Buckle— Bracelets- Cornice— Floi , e ] Bi Jtovi Qten lis for t and Writing-Desk— Was] undlelabra — Fountains -Frames Car l-Boxes SS ritini ! tiu n in Sil . r— Fire-dog— Iron ] inp Knife — □ gs— T tawdry Cabinet' — < —Terr:' I Woi id Box. ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART HI. Arm-chair- Folding-chair Sideboa ■■ Goblet — Shields — Tazza — Brood ices — Salt-cellai I bandeliers Tnreei Ju rankard— Ceilii •• Wardrobe—] " Fan— B n ice—] Chandelier— Cai \ i I D k — I ILLUSTRATIONS IN jPART IV Mirror— Lamp-Stands— Clocks- Watch-Cases Brooches and I Drn— ] Cornicei -Bookcase — Tombstone Lattice— Cupboard — Flounce of Point-la — G Playing-cards and Brocafc tic Gothic Pier-Table— Table— Toilets Cabinet— Centre-Piece oi I Cable— -Fire Screen -Borders of] B over of a Missa] mill Japanned W: Knife-Handles — Luck and Key— Side-Arms — Sidi 3 Diets. ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART V. Egg-stand E] Paper-knife— Pendulum Clock Cupboard Bos Paper Hangings— Paper B Painted Windows— Oriental Cabinet Vases — < loci B -Cross— Hand Mirror- Milk Jn icks Piano, Front and Side View— Libra Fancy Goods in Wood— Ni Drinking horn — Sword lorder of Pape] B Silvr Iron Iding Bed- Iron Door] — French Bed Curtain Lantx Die Chimney-piece Stove. ILLUSTRATIONS IN PART VI. 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Scale, one sixteenth in. " IV. — Plate 5. — Front elevation and plans of Cottage. Scale J in. " V Plate 6 Front elevation, plans and details of French Cottage, with tower, elevation and plans, i in., details J in. " VI. — Plate 7. — Front elevation, section and first- story plan of a square French roof dwelling. Scale, { in. Plate 8.— Side elevation, t in.; second floor, at- tic and cellar plan, one sixteenth in. " VII. — Plate 9. — Front elevation of two-story house, French roof. Scale, 4 Id- Plate 10.— First and second floor plans. Scale, fin. " VIII.- -Plate 11. — Front elevation of two-story house with French roof and tower. Scale, 4 in. Plate 12. — Plan of first floor, second floor and attic. Scale, J in. " IX.— Plate 13.— Fig. 1.— Front elevation and "plan of Cottage, with Mansard roof. Scale, i in. and one sixteenth in. " X. — Plate 13 Fig. 2 Front elevation and plan of one-story Cottage. Scale, one tenth in. 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Supplement to Bicknell's Village Builder. * -*4dt (Design 1.— Plate 1.) Containing twenty Plates showing 18 Modern and Practical For Country and Suburban Residences of moderate cost, with elevation, plans, sections, and a variety ol' details, all drawn to scale. Also, a full set of specifications with approved form of contract, and estimates of cost. One superb quarto volume. Mailed post-paid on receipt ot price, $5.00. CONTENTS OF SUPPLEMENT TO BickneWs Village Builder. Design I Plate 1. — Front elevation of two-story French roof house, printed in colors; Scale, i inch to one foot. Plate 2. — Side elevation, J in.; principal details, Jin. Plate 3.— Section, i in.; plans of cellar, first, second and third floors, three thirty-seconds in Carpenters', Masons', Plumbers', and Paint- ers' specifications and approved form of con- tract. " II. — Plate 4.— Fig. 1 — Front elevation of house with gable roof. " III.— Plate 4.— Fig. 2. — Front elevation, same as Fig. 1, with French roof. Plate. 4 Fig. 3.— First floor. Fig. 4 Second floor. Fig. 5 Attic. Scale, one sixteenth in. " IV — Plate 5. — Front elevation and plans of Cottage. Scale j in. " V. — Plate 6. — Front elevation, plans and details of French Cottage, with tower, elevation and plans, i m., details A in. " VI. — Plate 7. — Front elevation, section and first- story plan of a square Freuch roof dwelling. Scale, i in. Plate 8.— Side elevation, $ in.; second floor, at- tic and cellar plan, one sixteenth in. " VII.— Plate 9.— Front elevation of two-story house, French roof. Scale, i in. Plate 10.— First and second floor plans. Scale, Jin. " VIII— Plate 11. — Front elevation of two-story house with French roof and tower. Scale, j in. Plate 12. — Plan of first floor, second floor and attic. Scale, J in. " IX.— Plate 13. —Fig. 1.— Front elevation and "plan of Cottage, with Mansard roof. Scale, J in. and one sixteenth in " X.-Plate 13 — Fig. 2.— Front elevation and plan of one-story Cottage. Scale, one tenth in. 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Scale, one sixteenth in. " IV. — Plate 5 Front elevation and plans of Cottage. Scale j in. " V.— Plate 6. — Front elevation, plans and details of French Cottage, with tower, elevation and plans, i in., details £ in. VI.— Plate 7.— Front elevation, section and first- story plan of a square French roof dwelling. Scale, i in. Plate 8.— Side elevation, i in.; second floor, at- tic and cellar plan, one sixteenth in. " VU — Plate 9 Front elevation of two-story house, French roof. Scale, 4 in. Plate 10.— First and second floor plans. Scale, Jin. " VIII.-- Plate 11. — Front elevation of two-story house with French roof and tower. Scale, ^in. Plate 12. — Plan of first floor, second floor and attic. Scale, i in. " IX— Plate 13.— Fig. 1.— Front elevation and plan of Cottage, with Mansard roof. Scale, i in. and one sixteenth in. " X.- -Plate 13 — Fig. 2.— Front elevation and plan of one-story Cottage. Scale, one tenth in. 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VIII.- Plate 11 Front elevation of two-story house with French roof and tower. Scale, i in. Plate 12. — Plan of first floor, second floor and attic. Scale, j in. IX. — Plate 13.— Fig. I. —Front elevation and plan of Cottage, with Mansard roof. Scale, j in. and one sixteenth in X. -Plate 13. — Fig. 2 Frontelevation and plan of one-story Cottage. Scale, one tenth in. XI — Plate 14 Front elevation, plans and de- tails of two-story House, with hip roof. Scale of elevation, j in.; plans, one sixteenth in.; details, Jin. XII.— Plate 15.— Front elevat ; on and principal floor plan of an irregular House, containing all modern improvements. Scale, j in. XIII. — Plate In.— Fig. 1.— Front elevation and plans of one-story House nil h Mansard roof, Scale, i in. and one sixteenth in. XIV.— Plate lfi.— Fig. 2.— Front elevation of Mansard Cottage. Scale, one sixteenth in. XV.— Plate 17 — Elevation and plans of Stable. Scale, one sixteenth in. XVI.— Plate 17 — Elevation and plans.of square House. Scale, one sixteenth in. XVII.— Plate 17.— Elevation of Cottage. Scale, on ^ sixteenth in. Design XVIII.— Plate 17. — Elevation of Cottage. Scale, one sixteenth in. " XIX. — Plate is.— Front elevation and plans of Cottage. Scale ot elevation, J in., plans, one sixteenth in. Plate 19.— Details of dormer and bay window, piazza, gable and cornice. Scale, $ in. Base finish, door and window casing, half full-size. Plate 20. — Piazzas, windows, bay windows and balconies. Scale, i in. E. Steiger, 22 & 2! FranUfort Str., New York. RABCOCK Fire Extinguisher.. "Absolutely the best'Pko- TECTION AGAINST FlREl" Send for "It's Record." P. W. Farweli, Secretary. 07 Broadway, New York. 56 Wabash Ave., Chicago. FIRE DETECTOR MANUFACTURED by American Fire Detector Co., 735 Broadway, New Torn. This apparatus gives an immediate warning of the commencement of an Accidental or Incendiary Fire. Simple in Construction, Infallible in Operation. Will indicate the exact spot where the fire is commencing. 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Steiger's List of German Periodicals A I of Standard Periodicals of German Litera- e Catalogues arc in prepa- ration. Catalogues of Second-hand Books in nil lan- guages and on all subjects furnished gratis to those desiring them. ^A rich store of Bibliographical Material en- ables me promptly to furnish information con- cerning literary works published in all parts of the World. BROOKLYN (tlitn grtort k $\n grid. EBtorJts, Van Dykt Street, Brooklyn, X. 1'., Manufacturers ot Clav Retorts, Fire Brick, Tile m] letel n of bnOding Stairs and Hand-Rails, : -. Bnilde ■ial plate* Pi ofessional >t.iir Builder. itkI Stair Bnilde byC.KDW. LOTH One large illustrated volume, bound in cloth, , : 10.00. ARCHITECTURE, by CUMMINGS A. MILLER. A practical Book on Architectural Details. Containing over One Thousand Designs and Illustra- tions, showing the manner o Doorways, Porches, Windows, Verandah , Railings, Prench Roofs, Observatorii ■ Windows, i ui Stone Work-, various styles ol Modern Finish, and Street Pronis ol Hon Nearly Foui Thousand Carpenters and Architects applied with this i ork, which almost everj poi lion ol the United States. ifomia. One large quarto volume. Price $10.00. The above works are for sale by E. Stekjer, 22 £24 Frankfort St., NEW YORK. THE CHEMICAL NEWS AMI Journal of Physical Science. ■ American Edition authorized by W». Cboosss,F.B.S., Editor and Pro|irictor.) To which is added an AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT, Edited by C F. CHANDLER, Ph. D. Devoted especially to Ami ■ including the American Dru I arrant. EMBRACING Chemistry, Pharmacy. Uediclne, UanuAv I tallnrgy, Photography , alining, Mechanics, Electricity, Patents. Renews, i For more than a quarter of a century tins valuable Journal has represented the progress of Chemistry i bb. It is devoted to Practical in all its applications to Pharmacy , Medi- uii . Manufactures, Photography, and the Art's: also i i tends t" elncid us an.l advances made in 1'nvsiiu. Science, com- prising Mineralogy, Metallurgy, Mining, .Mechanics, and the collateral branches ol Science. Its foremost rank as the leading representative of rests has been conceded, until it is quoted as the first authority in the scientific world. TERMS. One Yeur in advance, postage free $5.00 Single numbers, in U compact pages 0.50 i in Cloth, each 3.50 Cases for Rinding 0.75 W A. TOWNSEND ft ADAMS. r:,i Rroome St.. New York. Alphonse Friedrick & Bro., Stainco G5lass Works, Figures and all styles of ornamental glass for Church Windows. 16 and 18 HOYT ST., Near Fulton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. The Just published: Woodward's CONTAINING 1000 ORIGINAL DESIGNS, PLANS AND DETAILS, to Working Scale. Practical Construction of Dwelling Houses FOR THE Country, Suburb and Village. WITH Full and complete Sets of Specifications and an Estimate of the Cost of each Design. BT GEO. E. WOODWARD, Architect, Author of ' Woodward's Country Homes', ' Wood- ward's Cottages and Farm-Houses', ' Woodward's Suburban and Country Houses', &c, AND EDWARD G. THOMPSON, Architect. -ais wori gives Perspective Views of all styles ef Dwelling-houses, with front and side elevations, sections, and full detail drawings, with examples of specilieations and an estimate of cost, market price of building materials, iy.i. Tulip, etc. V , an I Walnut Planks and Boards, of Standard Tliicknesses. A. PARKER & Co., 166 and 168 Centre Street, oorner Canal Street, New York. HERMANN GARBE, rjdPOF i: 1 c 11 Furniture Ornaments, French Marqueterie, Porcelains, Bronzes, French Veneers, Turkish Coverings, Curtain Materials, etc. 117 Chambers Street. NEW YORK. Sole Agent for "XKVKU'S Fill I 48 THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. REFLECTING Street Lamps, Emblems, DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS, Plain and Ornamental Reflecting FIXTURES of every kind 670— Grand, Prismatic Sunlights. The most Approved and Ornamental Fixtures in use for Ligliting'and Ventilating Churches, Halls, Theatres, &c. Diameter 40 in. and upwards — 12 to 150 Lights. For LIGHTING AND VENTILATING CHURCHES, HALLS, THEATRES, BANKS, STORES, LIBRARIES, etc. US" Patented JuneSth, 1869; November 2nd, 18G9; March 7th, 1871. The public is respectfully cautioned against infringe- ments of these patents. Each Fixture bears our name and address. U. S. REFLECTOR CO., Patentees and Sole Manufacturers of Prismatic Reflecting Chandeliers and Sunlights, etc., JYo. 611 <** 613 Broadway, (Corner Houston St. ) JYew York. Just Published A New and very Important Work for Cabinet Makers. GEEMAN JOURNAL OF CABINET MAKING, Containing Original Drawings of Modern Furniture, with complete Models and Ground-plans to all the Designs showing their real dimensions. By C. Hettwig. First Volume to be completed in 6 Parts at $1.25 each. Each Part contains Designs of a full set of Furniture for one Apartment. CONTENTS. Part Ladies' Sitting-room : 1) Pier-glass. 2) Sofa-table, Flower-table. 3) Ladies' Writing-table, Writing-chair, Work-table. 4) Sofa, Fauteuil, Chair. 5) Bookcase, Closed Etagere. 6) Open Etagere, Sofa Mirror. Part LT. Dining-room: 7) Buffet. 8) Etagere-table, Waiting-table. 9) Dining-table. 10) Chairs (various). 11) Chimney-glass. 12) Sofa. Part III. Bed-room: 13) Bedstead. 14) Table, Easy Chair, Cane-bottom Chair. 15) Toilet-table, Shaving-table and glass. 16) Wash-stand, Night-commode. 17) Swing-looking-glass, Bedside- or Beading-table. 18) Wardrobe with looking-glass. The above three parts have been issued. Part TV. Gentlemen's Sitting-room, Part V. Parlor or Saloon, Part VI. Family-Sitting-room, will contain the following drawings: Gentleman's Writing-table — Sofa-fittings— Console-table with glass — Sofa-table and glass — Bookcase — Cupboard — Fancy Cabinet — Sofa with glass — Fancy-stool — Pier-ornament — Ottoman, or Sofa for centre-piece — Pedestal for Candelabra — Cabinet-pianoforte— Sofa, Fautenil, High-backed Cane-bottom Chairs— Double-door Cabinet — Bookcase— Pier-table with glass— Extension-table, Sofa with mirror— Chest of Drawers— Note and Card stand. Prospectus. New and Superb Work for the use of Cabinet- Maker's, Upholsterers and kindred Manufacturers. In Monthly Numbers at 50 Cents each: N° I, for October 1871., of The Cabinet-Makers Album. A Selection of choice Designs in rich, ornamental and plain Furniture, for the use of Cabinet-Maker's, Upholsterers etc. This work, which is issued from Stuttgart, appeals to the interest and attention of all engaged in the Manufacture, sale or purchase of every description of Furniture. It is published monthly, and is printed in large 4° on superfine paper. The Designs are executed in the best style of art; and the price, in view of the abundance and quality of the illustrations, does not exceed a third of that charged for similar productions. Every number contains 16 pages and an average of 20 — 25 exquisitely finished designs. In this country, the work cannot fail to be of the highest practical utility, while it will elevate taste and stimulate invention. For general convenience, the names of the designs are given parallel in German, English and French. The 12 th N° will include an Index of all subjets in the three languages, presenting a terminology of most beautiful articles of manufacture, extremely valuable to the artificer. The first number on hand for inspection with Agents throughout the country. E. STEIGER, 22 & 24 Frankfort St., NEW YORK. THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKERS ALBUM ADVERTISF.R. ■10 &]\t oolorkshop and (fieircrbclullc J>i|$ii)es3 Directory. The • refers the reader to an advertisement iu Tlie Workshop.) ^(Kiits Wanted. Allen. E C. &Co.. Auirn'ta, Ha.* Steiger, E., New York Cny.* Finkenaur, Geo.. 169 6th Ave. X. V. City.* ilabrorh .five (Extinguisher. Farwell, F. W.. Secretary, 4"7 Broadway, New York City.* goofcs. Album of Modern Ornamentation, by C. Hetlwig. (E. Steiger, N. Y.)« Modern Americ. Ar hitecture. (E. Steiger. N. ¥.)* Foreign Books and Piri die i -. (B. Steiirer, N. V.i* Grammar of Ornament. (E. St.i.'er, New York.)' National Architer. «Jeo. K. Woudward, N. 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W., American Organs, Boston, Muss* I'nints, Compositions, &c. Cheap Painting, 150 N. 4ili str.. Philadelphia.* Measury and Whiton, N. Y. City.* gntatt (Offices. Munn & Co., 37 Park How, New York City.* gcriodicats. ArchitektonischesSkuzen-Buch, (E. Steiger. N. Y.)' Cabinet Makers Album (10. Steiger, X. Y.)* The Chemical News, New Yoi k ( lity.* The Chicago Railway Review. Chicago, 111.* Frank Leslie's Publications, X. Y. City.* Fresco-Pa' nters' Sample Book, bv W. Steinliauser. (E. Steiger, N. Y.) " The Iron Age, New York City.* Journal of Cabinet-Making, by C. Hettwig. (E. Steiger, X. Y.)* Museum of Modern Art-Manufacture. (E. Steiger, N.Y. City.)* Ornamental Art-Manufacture, by C. Hettwig. (E. Steiger, N. Y.) ■ Practical Journal for Cabinet-Makers and Orna- mental Wood-Workers. (E. Steiger, N. Y. City.) - professors. Dussauce. H. (Applied Chemistry), New Lebanon, New York.* 7 ^Reflectors. Buckley & Cothren. 2 13 & 235 Canal Sir.. N. Y. i Sty.* U. S. Reflector Co., i;ll£ 613 Broadway, N. Y. City ' £afcs. Herr'n?, Farrel & Sherman, 151 Broadway, New Yoik City.* .School ami ("Wire furniture. Jcackel & Johnson, 1 10 Hudson Sir., N. Y. City.* Paton, R., 26 drove Street, N. Y. City.* State iUantcls. Klaber, A., N. Y. Cny.* (Tools. Field & Hardie, Building Hardware, Philadelphia, Pa.* Metallic Plane Co., Aobarn, N. Y.* Trncrrs. ^ole & Comstock. N. Y City.* Hardy, P. J.. N Y. Cuv.' rVirker, A. & Co., Hid & 1118 Centre Str., X. Y. City.' Wire Hope. Tillotson, L. G., & Co., k Dey St., N. Y. City.* Wood Workinn,. Eureka Steam Machine Carving Co., 60 to GO Cannon Street, N. Y. City.* Garbe. Hermann. N. Y. City." National Wood Manufacturing Co., N. Y.City. - ACTIVE CANVASSEBS wanted for 'The Workshop' on very favorable terms. Apply to the Publisher Herrings Safes Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Safes Awarded the Prize Medals at the WorM's Fair in London, At the Exhibition Universelle in P iris. 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Liberal discount for large .space or standing advertisements. E. STEIGER, Publisher HAYES BROS. Ventilating Sky -Lights, Conversatories &c. , CtassA | Galvanized Iron, Brass and Copper. 75 8th Avenue. New York. 20.1 l.asalle Str., Chicago. 719 Noble Str., Philadelphia. Cor. of Howard & Lexington, Baltimore. Illustrated Catalogue & Price Book on Application. HENRY E. SHARP, (Class £taincr,fo6f5, ^(tfas^s, etc. rBcientiju dial 8diool .Apparatus Regular Importations from Germany and other parts of Europe, by Steamer, EVERY WEEK. Coders for every tiling ronneeted with literature and 3trt of all (Countries filled promptly, anil at moderate rates. Free Bureau for German Teachers and Kindergarteners. Correspondence inrjiteo, sno all Inquiries promutln tmstocrto. Large Stork of Imported German Periodicals from wh ch tnosl orders can lie Tilled immediately. All other Periodicals and Newspapers issued in Germany, imported: also JRagopes mid ]iiijipr$ oilier Cow expeditiously aspo German Papers and Magazines published in New York pi Specially interesting t«> Germans in America : ■n^chrichteu nus 2)jutfdifttiiil mill iter SnWi,y [Setcsjrom Germany and Stmt erland,) Published every Tuesday . ents. Dr. nermann Brrghaus'> Chart of the WorLl, containing the lines of Oceanic Ma Communication and Overland Routes the In- temational Aer al i I elegraphs, and the pi of Sailing Vessels: : some Continental surface charac- the Oceanic Currents, and important Deep -sea n with 25 additional Charts and Plans showing the general Currents of air, an.l the lines of equal magnetic varia- tion, the Tehuantepec. Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Darien, and Suez Routes, several Sea-ports ; the Telegraphic and Steam lines round th In 8 sheets, together measuring 61x38 inches, J5.00 ; 01 muslin for a Wall- Map, varnished, with rollers, $11.00. [Pack- RAHWAY WOOD WORKS. RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY. SPOKES, RIMS, SHAFTS, POLES, &c, MANUFACTURED OF Extra; Quality' New' lerwy HicKnry nnrl White Oak. Spokes on hand of Seasoned Timlier, turtle to any; required pattern, and finished at short notice. Sen I fur price li^ts.' David Crowell, Rahway, n. j. (£. Steirjer/s (Satctiocrues^ vhich may be had free and prepaid on appli- cation. Steiger's Festival Catalogue. A Selection of Bound German Books suitable for Presents. Steiger's Theological Library, No. I. A Sys- tematic Catalogue of German Publicatiom in the Department of Protestant Theology. Stclgcr's Philosophical Library. A Systemat- ic of German Publications in the Departments of Philosophy and /■'Esthetics. Steiger's Pedagogical Library. A Sysl Catalogue of German Publications on the Tlieory 0/ Education and Instruction. Steiger's Catalogue of Kindergarten Litera- turo m German, French and English, and of Kindergarten ( ufu and Occupation Material. 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Steiger's Catalogue of Recent and Standard American and English Publications on Ar- chitecture, Car/entry, and Building. Theatrical Catalogue. A List of about 600 German Pieces specially adapted for ama- Songs. German four-part Songs. Catalogue of E. Steiger's German C;-co- lating Library. Steiger's List of German Periodicals A Lis* of Standard Period. cals of German Litera- ture. othe Catalogues are in prepa- Catalogii tho>c des.r » of Second-hand Boohs in all lan- >n a. I subjects furnished gratis to 1 g them. tore of Bibliographical Material en- ables me promptly to furnish information con- cerning 1 terary works published in all parts of the World. BROOKLYN Cla-J gctorl vv /ire Sriril oSlorhs, Van I fyn, .V. )'., Ifanulactnri Clay Retorts, Fire Brick, Tile&c. 52 TFTE WORKSHOP, CxEATERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. Fresco-Painter's Sample Book. (Musterbuch fur Stubenmaler.) ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS Designed and Litliographed WILEELM STEINEAEUSER. New Edition. To be complete in 30 Parts 4'° of which 24 Parts have been issued, each containing six Plates (two of them colored). Price 95 cents each Tart. A great variety of beautiful designs for Ceilings, Cornices, Centre-ornaments, Panels and every kind of House-decoration, will be fouud in this collection. E. STEIGER, 22 Sf 24 Frankfort St., N. T. Just Issued. A very desirable Book for Builders and all •who contemplate building a House. Supplement Bicknell's Village Builder. Patterns of Wood-Painting AND Similar Embellishments.- (Vorlegeblatter fur Holzmalerei.) IN A SERIES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS Designed and Lithographed BY WILHEL1I STEINHAEUSEE. 45 colored Illustrations. Price $6.90.* E. Steiger, 22 &24 Frankfort St., N. Y. Design XVIII.— Plate 17. — Elevation of Cottage. Scale, one sixteenth in. " XIX.— Plate 18.— Front elevation and plans of Cottage. Scale ot elevation, J in., plans, one sixteenth in. Plate 19.— Details of dormer and bay window, piazza, gable and cornice. Scale. \ in. Base finish, door and winaow casing.hau' lull-size. Plate M Piazzas, windows, bay windows and balconies. Scale, 4 in. E. Steiger, 22 & 24 Frankfort Str., New York. Ornamental a ART-MANUFACTURE. (Kunstgewerbliche Ornamentik. ) Large Collection of New Original Designs For the Use of Sculptors, Moulders, Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, Clock- and Watchmakers, Lampmakers, Artificers in Metals, ^ Bronze. Zinc, etc., Workers in Cardboard etc. [ Edited by 0. EET1WIG. Parts 1 to 6, 75 cents each. To be continued. Each Part contains six Plates. E. Steiger, l%Jk 24 Frankfort St., 2V. T. (Design 1.— Plate 1.) Containing twenty Plates showing 18 Modern and Practical It ES1G JYS For Country and Suburban Residences if moderate cost, with elevation, plans, sections, aid a variety of details, all drawn to scale. Also, a full set of specifications with approved orm of contract, and estimates of cost. One superb quarto volume. Mailed post-paid on receipt of price, $5.00. contents op supplement to BicknelVs Village Builder. Design I. — Plate 1. — Frout elevation of two-storj French roof house, jirinted in colors; Scale, i inch to one loot. Plate 2 Side elevation, J in.; principal details. $ in. Plate 3.— Section, $ in.; plans of cellar, first second and third floors, three thirty-seconds in Carpenters', Masons', Plumbers', and Paint- ers' specifications and approved form of con- tract. " II.— Plate 4.— Fig. 1 — Front elevation [of house with gable roof. " LU— Plate 4 Fig. 2.— Front elevation, same as Fig. 1, with French roof. Plate. 4.— Fig. 3.— First floor. Fig. 4.— Second floor. Fig. 5.— Attic. Scale, one sixteenth in. " IV Plate 5 Front elevation and plans oi Cottage. Scale i in. " V. — Plate 6.— Front elevation, plans and detail- of French Cottage, with tower, elevation and plans, j in., details J in. VI Plate 7. — Front elevation, section and first- story plan of a square French roof dwelling. Scale, i in. Plate s.— Side elevation, i in.; second floor, at- tic and cellar plan, one sixteenth in. " VII.— Plate 9 Front elevation of two-story house, French roof. Scale, 4 in. Plate 10 First and second floor plans. Scale, {in. " V11I.- Plate 11.— Front elevation of two-story house with French roof and tower. Scale, i in. Plate 12 Plan of first floor, second floor and attic. Scale, J in. " IX— Plate 13.— Fig. 1 Front elevation and plan of Cottage, with Mansard roof. Scale, J in. and one sixteenth in " X.- -Plate 13.— Fig. 2.— Front elevation and plan of one-story Cottage. Scale, one tenth in. " XI Plate U.— Front elevation, plans and de- tails of two-story House, with hip roof. Scale of elevation, J in.; plans, one sixteenth in.; details, £ in. " XII.— Plate 15.— Front elevation and principal floor plan of an irregular House, containing all modern improvements. Scale, { in. " XIII.— Plate IB.— Fig. 1 Front elevation and plans of one-story House with Mansard roof, Scale, i in. and one sixteenth in. " XIV.— Plate 16 Fig. 2.— Front elevation of Mansard Cottage. Scale, one sixteenth in. " XV. — Plate 17. — Elevation and plans of Stable. Scale, one sixteenth in. " XVI.— Plate 17 Elevation and plans.,of square House. Scale, one sixteenth in. XVII.— Plate 17.— Elevation of Cottage. Scale, on e 8ixi ecu th in BABC0CK Fire Extinguislier.j "Absolutely the best'Pro- tection against Fire!" | Send for "It's Record." F. W. Farwell, i§ . Secretary. 5 P 4117 Broadway, New Yoke. 65G Wabash Ave., Chicago. FIRE DETECTOR MANUFACTURED BY American Fire Detector Co., 735 Broadway, New Yorn. This apparatus gives an immediate warning of the commencement of an Accidental or Incendiary Fire. Simple in Construction, Infallible in Operation. Will indicate the exact spot where the fire is commencing. Call and see it operate, at the Company's Office. Joeckel & Johnson, Sole manufacturers of Joeckel's Patent reversible Sunday School Settees. Church, Sunday School, and School Furniture of every Description. Also a new style of Folding Seats for Aisles. Office : 100 Hudson Str., near Christopher Str., New York. ROBERT PATON, W p. (Reversible Settee for Sunday-Schools.); Manufacturer of School and Office Furniture, CHURCH AND LECTURE-ROOM SETTEES of every Description. ■ 26 Grove Str., New York. Buy Barber's Bit Braces. All Hardware Dealers keep them. THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET MAKERS ALBUM ADVERTISER. 53 OFFICE (IF Frank Leslie's Publications, 537 Pearl Street, New York. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. Illustrated Newspaper — One copy one year, or 52 numbers $4 00 One copy six months, or 26 numbers 2 00 One copy for thirteen (reeks., 1 00 Chimney Corner- One copy one year, or 52 numbers 4 00 One copy six months, or 'ill numbers 2 00 One copy thirteen weeks 1 00 Illustrirte Zeitung (German)— One copy one year, or 52 numbers 4 00 One copy six months, or '-*< 1 numbers 2 00 One copy (or thirteen weeks 1 00 Boys' and Girls' Weeuly— One copy one year, or 62 numbers 2 50 One copy six months, or -ti numbers 1 25 Lady's Magazine- One copy one year, or 12 numbers 3 50 Budget of Fun :opy one year, or 12 numbers 1 50 On Pleasant On Architektonisclies SKIZZENBUCH. (Architectural Sketch-Book.) A COLLECTION <>K VIEWS OK copy one year, or 12 numbers 1 50 CLUB TERMS. Illustrated Newspaper— Five copies one year in one wrapper, to one address. $20, with extra copy to person getting up club. Chimney Comer.— live copies one year, in one wrapper, to one address, $20, with extra copy to person getting up club. Lady's Magazine —Four copies one year, In one wrapper, to one address, $14, with extra copy to person getting up club. Illustrirte Zeitung.— One copy one year, $4. Five copies, $15. Boys' and Girls' Weekly. -Three copies, $G..'>0. Five copies, $10. And $2 for every additional sub- scription. Postmasters sending subscriptions of Ten will be entitled to receive Fkank Leslie's IllcstaaT- eu Nkwsi-ai'EB, or Fkank Leslie s Cuimsk\ Coknbb, for one year. Budget of Fun.— Four copies, $6, with extra copy to person getting up club. Pleasant Hours. Four copies, id, with extra copy to person getting up club. One copy Lady s Magazine and Illustrated New- paper, one year $7 00 One copy Chimney Corner and T ,ady's Maga- zine, one year 7 00 One copy Illustrated Newspaper or Chimney Corner and Pleasant Hours 5 00 One copy Illustrated Newspaper or Chimney Corner and Budget 5 00 One copy one year Illustrated Newspaper, Chimney Corner, and Lady's Magazine.. 10 UNITED STATES POSTAGE RATES ON THE \l;iiVF. PUBLICATIONS. On each copy of the Last's Magazine, tour cents; on each copy of the Illustrated Newspaper, lixs- TBACION Ami.uo im iimunm Cokm-.u, ll.l.t'STUlKTE Zbitttng, Budget of Fon, and Plbabaht Horas, two cents; and if prepaid quarterly in advance at the sub- scriber's post-office, on the Last's Magazine, six cents per quarter; on the [llustrated Newspaper, III stkacion Americana, and Illlstkikte Zeitung, Ave cents per quarter ; on the Budget op pun, Bote* and Girls' Weekly, and Pleasant Houksj, three cents per quarter. POSTAGE TO CANADA. The same rates as above ; but as the postage on Canadian subscriptions must be prepaid in New York, Canadian subscribers will, therefore, in all eases, add the amount of postage to the amount of subscription. Our publications are always stopped when the term of subscription expires. It is not necessary to give notice of discontinuance. In sending subscriptions, or corresponding, be care- 1 to send Name and Address in full. Country Seats, Villas, Rural Cottages, Gardeu-Houses, ORNAMENTAL GARDENING, TOWN MANSIONS, Interior Decorations, Lattice-work, Elevations, Projections, BALCONIES, WINDOW-FLO HALS, WELLS. FOUNTAINS, STABLES AND OUTHOUSES, RAILINGS, MOULDINGS, CANDELABRA, Aflonumnital (tombstones, All kinds of Ornamental Buildings, and their Decorations EXECUTED IN Berlin, Potsdam, and many other Places. "With Details. Iu Numbers (six per year) each with one Chroiuo-lithograph and five Lithographic Illustrations partly colored. Price, each number, $1.70. lul Letters and printed matter should be addressed to FRANK LESLIE, Box 4121, P. 0., New York. (£. SteUJCr, 22 and 24 Frankfort Street, NEW YORK. practical $ournaf FOB CABINET-MAKERS AND Ornamental Wood-workers, DESIGNED, ARRANGED AND EDITED BY ^/CTGTISTTTS GRAEF, Assisted by Possenbacheb of Muuieh, LEciJiKO of Paris, ami other Colleagues. THF IRON ATE '12 Nos. per year, 4to, each containing 3 sheets of Engraviugs of Furniture and Ornamental Wood-work, and -i Imperial sheets of full-sized Details, together with the necessary explanatory descriptions. Price, each number, 75 Cents. Published EVERT THURSDAY MORNING Bi DAVID Williams, No. SO Beekinau Street, New York. The Only American Hardware and Metal Trad* Paper. JOHN M. HOFFMIRE, Builder, 625 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK. E. STEIGER, 22 and 24 Frankfort Street, New York, u - THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. CUMMINGS t MILLER'S NEW and ORIGINAL WORK, entitled: ^S o 6 c r n 3mcrican3td)itccturc, Containing DESIGNS and PLANS for VILLAS, FARM HOUSES, SCHOOL HOUSES, COT- TAGES, CITY RESIDENCES, CHURCHES, &c. Also, Trussed Roofs, Interior Store finish, and many Exterior Details. In one large volume, bound in cloth, Price $10.00. The Practical Stair Builder. A complete treatise on the art of building Stairs and Hand-Bails, designed (or Carpenters, Builders and Stair Builders, illustrated with 30 original plates, by C. EDW. LOTH, Professional Stair Builder. One large illustrated volume, bound in cloth, Price $10.00. ARCHITECTURE, by ( WINNINGS & MILLER. A practical Book on Architectural Details, Containing over One Thousand DesignB and Illustra- tions, showing the manner of Constructing Cornices, Doorways, Porches, Windows, Verandahs, Railings, French Hoofs, Observatories, Piazzas, Bay Windows. Cut Stone Works, various styles ol Modern Finish, and Street Frouts OI Houses, Stores Ac. Nearly Four Thousand Carpenters and Architects have been supplied with tins valuable work, which haH reached almost every portion ot the United States, from Maine to Calilornia. One large qaarto volume. Price $10.00. The above works are for sale by E. Steioer, 22*24 Frankfort St., NEW YORK. THE CHEMICAL NEWS AND Journal of Physical Science. (American Edition authorized by Wm. Crookes.F.R.S., Editor and Proprietor.) To which is added an AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT, Edited by C. F. CHANDLER, l'h. D. Devoted especially to American interests, including the American Druggists' Price-Current. KMBKAC1NQ Chemistry, Pharmacy, Medicine, Manufactures, Min- eralogy, Metallurgy, I'htography, Mining, Mechanics. Electricity, Patents, Reviews, Ac, ifcc. The Host Popular and Useful Issue of the Foreign Scientific Press. For more than a quarter of a century this valuable Journal has represented the progress of Chemistry and cognate sciences. It is devoted to Pkaotical I'iikmistkv in all its applications to Pharmacy, Medi- cine, Manufactures. Photography, and the Arts; also embracing whatever tends to elucidate new discover- ies and advances made in Physical Science, com- prising Mineralogy, Metallurgy, Mining, Mechanics, Electricity, and the collateral blanches of Science. Its foremost rank as the leading representative ot these interests has been conceded, until it is quoted as the first authority m the scientific world. TERMS. One Year in advance, postage tree $5.00 Single numbers, in 54 compact pages 0.50 Vols, bound in Cloth, each 3.50 Cases for Binding 0.75 W. A. TOWNSEND & ADAMS, 434 Broome St., New York. Alpkonse Friedrick & Bro., Stcuncfo (Slass Works, Figures and all styles of ornamental glass for Church Windows. 16 and 18 HOYT ST., Near Fulton Ave., Brooklyn, N. T. The Cabinet-Maker's Album. A Selection of Choice Designs in Hich and Plain Furniture for the Use of Cabinet- JWakcrs and Upholsterers. To be complete in 12 Parts, 50 cents each. Parts 1 and 2 now Beady. E. Steiger, 22 & 24 Frankfort Street, New York. Considerable Reduction of Prices for a limited Period. THE WORKSHOP, 1868, 12 Parts for $3.60 instead of 85.40. THE WOBKSHOP, 1869, 12 Parts for 83.60 instead of 85.40. GEWEEBEHALLE, 1863, 1864, 1865. 1866, each in 12 Parts for 83.00 instead of 84.50. GEWEEBEHALLE, 1867, 1868, and 1869, each in 12 Parts for 83.60 instead of 85.40. t GEWERBEHALLE had been published in German from 18G3 to 1867, when in 18R8 first appeared THE WORKSHOP, an English translation of the Journal ol that year, worked from the same plates, and lus forming nut a reprint but a separate port of one and the same impression.] •„• An Index (in English) of all the illustrations is given gratis with each yearly volume »f Jmeerbeltalle from lt>63 to 1807. Notice. Subscribers to T7ie Workshop are respectfully informed that only a very few copies re- main of THE WOBKSHOP ALBUM, and that no copies can be furnished under 83.00. The Workshop Album contains A Selection of Engravings from the Bach-Volumes of Die Gewerbehalle, for the years 1863 to 1867 inclusive. \ These Engravings have been selected with much care, after full experience of what was most admired and sought for by Designers as lieiug of the greatest Pbacticaii Value in their various professions. There is an explanation in English to each Design. They consist of Vlbtim Cover — Alphabet — Arm Chairs — Watch Backs — Bell Pulls — Book Covers — Bookstand — Border Patterns — Toilet Box — Stable Fixtures — Brass Cocks — Cabinet — Cabinet Hmges — Candle- sticks — Cavetto Ornament — Quautty of Ceilings and Parts of Ceilings _ Chairs — Chalice — Clock- case — Closing Ring — Cups — Door Handles — Door Hinges — E-cutcheons — Fire Irons — Quantity of Jewelry Pieces — Flower Box — Table Cutlery — Fountains — Frieze Ornaments — Quantity of Gas Fixtures — Goblets — Hand Mirror — Inkstand — Keys — Knives — Knockers — Reticulea — Lock Plates — Prize Ornament — Panel Ornaments — Wall Paper — Parquette Flooring — Pistol — — Porcelain Ornament — Railings — Rifle — Sideboard — Table Cover — Table Art cles — Tankards — Tart-Slicers — Fruit Vase — Tea Service — Textile Fabrics — Toilet Table — Vases — Writing Table, Ac, 3n-TflAariafififUT^ liiilll ft Mm wmm m mm GIO—Kfand Prismatic Sunlights. The most Approved and Ornamental Fixtures in use lor I.ighting'and Ventilating i 'Implies. Halls, Theatres, Arc. Diameter 40 in. and upwards — 13 to 150 Lights. For LIGHTING AND VENTILATING CHURCHES, HALLS, THEATRES, BANKS, STORES, LIBRARIES, etc. •S-ratcnted Junefith, 1-.6H: Nnveml.er 2nd. 1809; March 7th. 1*71. The pn' lie is respectfully cautioned a?ainst infringe- ments of then patent*. Each Kixture hears our name and address. U. S. REFLECTOR CO., Patentees and Sole Manufacturers of Prismatic Reflecting Chandeliers and Sunlights, etc., J\*o. 611 «*• 613 MS roadway, (Comer Ilouston St. ) J% 9 ew Wtrk. Just Published A New and very Important Work for Cabinet Makers. GEEMAN JOURNAL OF CABINET MAKING, Containing Original Drawings of Modern Furniture, with complete Models and Ground-plans to all the Designs showing their real dimensions. By C. Hettwig. First Volume to be completed in 6 Parts at $1.25 each. 1|^=» Each Part contains Designs of a full set of Furniture for one Apartment. CONTENTS. Part I. Ladies' Sitting-room: 1) Pier-glass. 2) Sofa-table, Flower-table. 3) Ladies' Writing-table, Writing-chair, Work-table. 4) Sofa, Fauteuil, Chair, it) Bookcase, Closed Etap,cre. 6) Open Etngcre, Sofa Minor. Part EI. Dining-room: 7) Buflet. 8) Etagere-table, Waiting-table. 9) Diuing-table. 10) Chairs (various). 11) Chimney-glass. 12) Sofa. Part UJ. Bed-room: 13) Bedstead. 14) Table, Easy Chair, Cane-bottom Chair. 15) Toilet-table, Sbaving-table and glass. 16) Wash-stand, Night-commode. 17) Swing-looking-glass, Bedside- or Beading-table. 18) Wardrobe with looking-glass. The above three parts have been issued. Part IV. Gentlemen's Sitting-room, Part V. Parlor or Saloon, Part VI. Famili/Sit/ing-room, will contain the following drawings: Gentleman's Writing-table — Sofa-fittings — Console-table with glass — Sofa-table and glass — Bookca.se — Cupboard — Fancy Cabiuet — Sofa with glass — Fancy-stool — Pier-ornament — Ottoman, or Sofa for centre-pieo — Pedestal for Candelabra — Cabinet-pianoforte — Sola, Fautenil, High-backed Caue-bottom Chairs — Double-door Cabinet — Bookcase — Pier-table with glass — Extension-table, Sofa with mirror — Chest of Drawers — Note and Card stand. 56 THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVEF.TTSEF.. In 4to to be completed in about 15 to 20 Parts, Price 40 Cents each, gteeitm of JSobmi ^rt-'g&aunfacfnre. A CHOICE SELECTION OF The Principal Specimens of Workmanship from the latest Universal Exhibitions in LONDON and PARIS. A HANDBOOK OF DESIGNS FOR Artificers in every branch of Industrial Art ; Gold, Silver, Bronze and Metal-workers, Ivory and Wood-Carvers, Glass, Porcelain-Manufacturers and Clay-Molders, Upholsterers, Cabinet-Makers, etc., etc. (For the use of the three nations, the titles of the Illustrations are printed in English, German and French.) E. Steiger, 22 and 24 Frankfort Street, NeW York. DESIGNS FOR MONUMENTS. By PAUL SCHULZE, Architect. One Volume 4to, Price $6.00. Containing 36 Plates presenting 64 Designs of all kinds of Monumental Work, Commemorative and Sepulchral Monuments, Mural Tablets, Tombs, Headstones, Urns, Grave Crosses, Cenotaphs, &c. E. STEIGER, 22 and 24 Frankfort Star., NEW YORK. OF MODERN ORNAMENTATION, (Alburn motrcrncr JJcrjimmgcn)] IN ALL BRANCHES OF CABINET-WORK, For the use of Sculptors, Builders, Cabinet-Makers, Joiners, etc., etc. • Edited by C. Hettwig. Parts 1 to 8, folio, Price $1.00 each. Altogether contaning 32 Plates with upwards of 200 Original Designs. E, Steiger, 22 & 24 Frankfort Street, New York. CABEVET MAKERS' and CAR BUILDERS' VENEERS. Importers and Dealers in Fancy Woods of the Choicest Rinds. Italian and French Walnut Veneers, HUNGARIAN ASH. Butternut and Black Walnut Burls, Corrugated Ash and Black Walnut, Amboine, Thuya, Tulip, etc. Mahogany and Walnut Planks qiid Boards, of Standard Tliicknesses. A. PARKER & Co., 166 and 168 Centre Street, corner Canal Street, New York. HERMANN GARBE, IMPORTER OP RICH Furniture Ornaments, French Marqueterie, Porcelains, Bronzes, French Veneers, Turkish Coverings, Curtain Materials, etc. 117 Chambers Street, New York. L 8ole Agent for "NEVEU'S FBIESES". Prospectus. New and Superb Work for the use of Cabinet- Maker's, Upholsterers and kindred Manufacturers. In Monthly Numbers at 50 Cents each: N° 1, for October 1871, of The Cabinet-Makers Album. A Selection of choice Designs in rich, ornamental and plain Furniture, for the use of Cabinet-Maker's, Upholsterers etc. This work, which is issued from Stuttgart, appeals to the interest and attention of all engaged in the Manufacture, sale or purchase of every description of Furniture. It is published monthly, and is printed in large 4° on superfine paper. The Designs are executed in the best style of art; and the price, in view of the abundance and quality of the illustrations, does not exceed a third of that charged for similar productions. Every number contains 16 pages and an average of 20 — 25 exquisitely finished designs. In this country, the work cannot fail to be of the highest practical utility, while it will elevate taste and stimulate invention. For general convenience, the names of the designs are given parallel in German, English and French. The 12 th N° will include an Index of all subjets in the three languages, presenting a terminology of most beautiful articles of manufacture, extremely valuable to the artificer. The first number on hand for inspection with Agents throughout the country. E. STEIGER, 22 & 24 Frankfort St., NEW YORK. THE WORKSHOP, GEWEKBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVEBTISEB. ®hc "uSlorlifihop and (Ocircrbehalle The* refers the reader I i ment in Tlte ^iicntr.. Wanted. Allen. E. C. & Co.. Aujrn to, He.* Steiger, E.. New York I artists' patcvinls. Finkenaur, Geo. , N. V. City.* itubcork .fire (gxtiit(|u;$ilifr. Farwel'. F. W. Secretary 107 Biuadwai York i Album of Modern Ornamentation, In 0. !!■ (RSteiger, N 5 Modern Araeric. Architecture. (E. S Foreign Books and P.;ri idic i . i K. Grammar of Ornament. (K. Sti-ircr, NewYork.)* National Arctium . lleo, I . Woodward, X. Y.i* Patterns of Wood-Painting, by \V. I E, si Supplement to Bicune'.l's Village Builder. (A.J. Biuknell.V (',... H.Y. ' Workshop Back-Volumes. (E. Steiger, N. Y.)' guilder*;. Hoffinire, John M.. i., X. Y. City.* Cloche and Watches!. NewYork WatchCo., Spr i,L.ii 11. Mass.* fine 3lrt -fouiulnj. Power, Maurice J., 218 K. 25lli -i., X. Y. City.* flT,«0 gaiutcv.s. Kehrwieder Brothers. Philadelphia, Ta.* C')ii5 .fixtures. Mitchell. Vance S Co. , X. Y. City.* (SUnfJjS and (StojSjS £tninrr$. Friedrick, Alphonse & Bro., SS3 Fu'.tun Avenue, Brooklyn, N i Hayes Bro?., 7j 8ih Ave., X. Y. ■ Sharp, Henry E., U7 K. 2id sir., NewYork City.* Weymaun, C . X. Y. City.* Met parhittfis. Tellier's Ice Machines, til Broadway, X. Y. City.* Jlvon Works. Hood. W. P.. tronV idelphia, Pa.* gjttu*Jtral gustnuncuts. Smith, S. D. & H. W., American Organs, Ronton. Mass.* Uaiuts, u'omiiositious, &r. Cheap Painting. 1 ". » • N. 4tli sti .. Philadelphia.* Measury and Whilon, X. Y. I gatcnt Offices. Munn&Co., '•' , York City* periodicals. Architectural Decorative An \ X)" Avcu.'.eKi.onischeiSKizzeii-Uucii. i K. summit, M. Y.)* Cabinet Makers Album (K. Steiger, \ The Chemical N iwa, N The Chicago Railway K . ..III.* Frank Leslies Publications, X. Y. City.* Fresco-Painters' Samn.e Book, by \\ (E. Si Gothic Details, containing Iptorg, Painter^, etc.. by V. Statz i \ The Iron Age, .New Yoi k Journal of Cabinet-Makin.', by C. ll.it... Bteigi r, X. Y.)* Museum of Modern Art-Manufacture. (E. 51 N. Y. I Ornamental Art-Manufacture, by I Steiger. X. Y. ■ Practical Journal for Cabinet-Makers and Orna- niental w„...l H o Quaterly German Ma?az ; ne of Science, H.story and Art. (E. Steiger - Sketch Book for The Engineer and Machinist. (E. Staiger, X. 1 . ' gJt'OfeSS'OVS. Dussauce, H. (Applied Chemistry), New Lebanon, New York.* iWlcctovs. Buckley & Cothrc- il Sir., N.Y. City.* U. S. Reflector Co., 01 1 A 013 Broadway, X. Y. City.* S5aftfJ. Herring-, Farrel & Sharman, 2.1 Broadway. New YorkCliy.* §ckool and ©ffi« -furniture. Jceckel & Johnson, I in II Paton, R r. \. Y. City.* ist.itc JHantcls. Fools. Field .* Hardie. Building Hardware. PI I'.l.* ' Metallic Piane Co., Aubu n, X. Y.* Veneers. Cole & Comstock. N. Y City." .lardy. 1'. J.. X ) P.rker. A. & Co i Wire gopc. TilloUioa. L. G.. . . , HVood Working. Eureka S-eam Machine Carving Co.. DS to Garbe. Hermann. X.*V. I National Wood Manufacturing Co., X. I Herring's Safes Herring's Patent Champion Eire and Burglar Proof Safes ACTIVE CAXVASSEBS wanted for •The Workshop' on very fa voi able terms. Apidi to the Pnlilisher A warded the Prize Medals at the World'.- Fair in London, At the Exhibition l'ni\ in I* iris. The World's Fair in New fork ^buevtiscments. industrial ..-cully anion;! iiu hlers, sup ulacturers, I medium ul i it and in. nun. ului'ii. and lustry. Advertise ins following rates: .i oilman : for 1 year SlolUiO $ m.no (1 in i ■ I ijrs may head advertisements nl I lie same ir. by measurement, as the letiei -|> ess. ■ tiseuienti less than j tin« in lilies " . epth), and 2n cents ;i line lor eacli snli • i . .... in advance. I In Hit- WORKSHOP BUSINESS I'IKl CTOR1 . , ' in. .ml, ... E. STEIGER, I slier \!>«. \iiiiiif r t»i (he waser or oooooFrancs HAYES BROS. Ventilating Sky-Lights, '.01 ■ - (fee, .ll ('.111. Iron, Brass and Copper. nne, New York. Mr.. Chicago. Str., Philadelphia, Cor, "i Howard .\ Lexington, Baltimore. Illustrated Catalogue A Trice Booh on \ HENRY E. SHARP, - ol p igings, oni at the top of the page for each Essay, one at the bottt in for the Annual Volume. E. Steig-er*, 22 I K '-■ S . I V V F V l: .V / -J V I! E, .'ZE A\H ZIN'C. Abcuitecth' Designs executed. Artistic Monuments in (Jiauite and Lruuze THE WORKSHOP, GEWEBBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISE?., Fresco-Painter's Sample $0ok- (Musterbuch fur Stubenmaler.) ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS Designed and Lithographed WILHELM STEINHAEUSER. New Edition. To be complete in 30 Parts 4 In l.ijliis. For ]-k;hting and ventilating CHURCHES, HALLS, THEATRES, HANKS. STORES, LIBRABIES, etc. «-Patented June mi. (Tovembei 2nd, L869; Uareh 7th, 1871. Tlic pablio is respectfully cant! d against infringe- ments of tliene patent)). Each Kixture beara our name and address. U. S. REFLECTOR CO., Patentees and Sole Manufacturers of Prismatic Reflecting Chandeliers and Sunlights, etc., •Vo. 611 «*• 613 Broadway, (Corner Houston St.) 1 *«>•/.. Just Published A New and very Important Work for Cabinet Makers. GEEMAN JOURNAL OF CABINET MAKING, Containing Original Drawings of Modern Furniture, with complete .Models and Ground-plans to all the Designs showing their real dimensions. By C. Bettwig. First Volume to be completed in ft Parts at 81. 25 each. He-ST* Each Part contains Designs of a lull set of Furniture for one Apartment. CONTENTS. Part I. Lailies' Sitting-room: 1) Pier-glass. 2) Sofa-table, Flower-table. :! Ladies' Writing-table, Writing-chair, Work-table. 4) Sofa, Fauteuil, Chair. 5) Bi ■ ,; Open El - Minor. Part II. Dining-room: 7) Buffet. 8) Etagere-table, Waiting-table. 9) Dining-table. 10) Chain (various). 11) Chimney-glass. 12) Sofa. Part III. Bed-room: 13) Bedstead. 14) Table, Easy Chair, Cane-bottom Chair. 16 Toilet-table, Shaving-table and glass. 16) Wash-stand, Night-commode. 17) Swing-looking-glass, Bedside- or Reading-table, is; Wardrobe with looking-glass. tbove three parte have been issued. Part rV. Gentlemen's Sitting-room, PartV. Pa 'Saloon, Part VI Family-Sitting-room, will contain the following drawings: Gentleman's Writing-table — Sofa-fijfctings— Console-table with glass— Sofa-table mid glass — Bookcase — Cupboard— Fancy Cabinet — Sofa with glass — Fancy-stool — Pier-ornament — -Ottoman, or Sofa for centre-piece — Pedestal for Candelabra — Cabinet-pianoforte — Sofa, Fautenil, High-backed Cane-bottom Chairs — Double-door Cabinet — Bookcase — Pier-table with glass — Extension-table, Sofa with mirror — Chest of Drawers — Xote a;id Card stuud IHE wo—, ^^^^^R^S^^^^^ 64 lnrj ' OFFICE OP The Frank Leslie's Publications, Cabinet-Maker's Album. £££££> A Selection of Choice Designs {""^V^SSE^"'"'*** ^_, . Ti1„„-r,i+m->P One copy six months, 01 2b numbers T~> ' ^-K Q Tl H P'lairi X 1 UmitUl e 0ue c „ > lor tuil . t een weeks i IT ±ilC llL aiTCl -17 ia Aii Chimney Corner- numbers * 00 XXX _■_»;-»- ^-- One conv one year, ora^numDera for the Use °< g n „ e e £' p J S1X .nonths, or 2b numbers 2 00 .- , 7f»«lv.»-« /rilfj! lh)hOlst€l'erS. ue copy thirteen weeks. Calnttet-JflahW m,M *** IUustrirte Mining (Genua »>- 4 „„1, Pnrts 1 and 2 now Ready. Onecopy one year, or a2 numbers.. To be complete in 12 Parts, 50 cento each- Pa^l gS SSJ S3S»^Sy^^""» ? «» E . Steiger, 22 & 24 Frankfort Street, Nkw Yokk. Ws^SJ^M™'*- ? g — One copy six months, or 2b numbers 1 '5 Lady One^ g pfon^ear,orl2nunibers 3 50 \il)C gj90IH5l/0f. P nn n e t c^onTyear,or 12 number 9 ...:.... L 60 -i J T) * rt ,l CLUB TERMS. Considerable Seduction of Prices for a limited P« d 1 S -» S ES:SSS: GEWEIiBEHALLE, 1863, 186i, 1865. I860, ~h .» 12 ?«<* 'SffflS^. «W - »-• « "" of g450 - «„»„ i ;„ 10 Parts for S3.60 instead copies, $15. Weekly.-Three copies, $6.50. GEYvEBBEHALLE, 1867, 1863, and 1869, eacli m 1- Baits fe££ Si|Scr«TeS ° f S5 ' i0 - , 1BM t0 1S6 7 when in 18«S first appeared ^CenUUed ^SSS ' ^.or snotareprintbutasepara te pari , ^ - ^ ^ ol • = f Umgup £ * „ with extrft copy *-*** ■ o^'Kco-^ iady, Ma g a- 7 oo One'cof/ymusiraied Newspaper or Chimney XT^+1 OP' Corner "and Pleasant Hours . . .. ■■::-" 5 °° j>| OXlOt?. One copy Illustrated Newspaper or Chimney _. ^ fc .ai of THE WuBBbHOi' ^^ ^^ rates qn the ABOVE PUBLICATIONS. On each copy of the ^g^fiX ;*£ ."SSf on each copy o the h ™ ™ ^^ ,,. ustb , k te TIip TTorfs/^P ^4»»«i contains tkacios Amki <'"^, lu im. * SANT Horns, two Die Oewerbehalle, E£$feS«i£e for the years 1863 to 1861 inclusive. ? J&p£Wt«- ' l p nfter full experience of what POSTAGE TO CANADA. These Engravings have been -lectedmth J^JJJ t p^chui. V-™ ^^ vat J^«"SB.KwM — l ^S ^ ^rS^S English to each Design. The, Canadian SS^^gSft-fflJjfi in their ~»» frrf"™"". ln ,,,« •■»<»»'! »\!'">":' ,'".,.,. J ">■••' '" "f" HS=t^S=^^^« — Hiiil RON AGE, Table', & b c.,&c. PubUshed EVE KY THURSDAY MORNING, By David Williams, The great popularity of Nj SQ Beekman Street, New York. THE WORKSHOP UeOnly^ieric^^ is a sufficient guarantee that the JOHN M. HOFFMIRE, ALBUM g 89 Builder, r t r"r:s y ^t^^ir "r^^s^-l 525 etoson STEEET> ^™^ Workshop. Prospectus. New and Superb Work for the use of Cabinet- Maker's, Upholsterers and kindred Manufacturers. In Monthly Numbers at 50 Cents each: N° 1, for October 1871, of The Cabinet-Maker's Album. A Selection of choice Designs in rich, ornamental and plain Furniture, for the use of Cabinet-Maker's, Upholsterers etc. This work, which is issued from Stuttgart, appeals to the interest and attention of all engaged in the Manufacture, sale or purchase of every description of Furniture. It is published monthly, and is printed in large 4° on superfine paper. The Designs are executed in the best style of art; and the price, in view of the abundance and quality of the illustrations, does not exceed a third of that charged for similar productions. Every number contains 16 pages and an average of 20 — 25 exquisitely finished designs. In this country, the work cannot fail to be of the highest practical utility, while it will elevate taste and stimulate invention. For general convenience, the names of the designs are given parallel in German, English and French. The 12 th N° will include an Index of all subjets in the three languages, presenting a terminology of most beautiful articles of manufacture, extremely valuable to the artificer. The first number on hand for inspection with Agents throughout the country. E. STEIGER, 22 & 24 Frankfort St., NEW YORK. THE WORKSHOP, QEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKKirs ALBUM ADVERTISER. 65 3Jhe (wlorkshoj} and (Scircrbchalle Justyess Director*). Tlie • refers the reader to an advertisement in Vie Workshop.) :\>ici>ts Wanted. Steiger, E., New York City.* ^ttigtfi' JHutrviate. Finkenaur, Geo., 169 6th Ave X. V City.* V.aliroch J^ive (i'-.Ytiruniiohrv. Farwell, F. W., Secretary, 407 Broadway, New York City.* Hooks. Album of Modern Ornamentation, by C. Bettwig. (E. Steiger, N.Y.) • Manual of Tunnel Construction, by Franz Rziba. (B. St. iger, N. Y.)* Modern Americ. Architecture. (E. Steiger, X. V.r Foreign Books and Peri jdici . (E. Stei Grammar of Ornament. (E. Steijier, NewYork.)* National Architect. (Geo. E. Woodward, N. Y.)* Patterns of Wood-Painting, l>y W. Steinbauser, (E, Steiger, x. Y.) ■ Supplement to Bicknell's Viilage Builder. (A.J. lii.-kn.-ll A- Co., N.Y.) - Workshop Back-Volumes. (E. Steiger, N. Y.)* guilders. Hoffmire, John M., 525 Hudson str., N. Y. City.* Cloths and Watches. New York Watch Co., Springfield, Mass.* .fine :\rt .foundry. Power, Maurice J„ 218 E. ^.".tli st., X. Y. City.* ^KSto i'.nntevs. Kehrwieder Brothers, Philadelphia, I'a.* (Shji fixtures. Mitchell, Vance & Co., 597 Broadway, N. Y. City.* 6lass and ("Mass ^tainers. Friedrick, Alphonse & Bro.. 8S8 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y.* Haye Bros., 75 8th lve.,N. Y. City.* Sharp, Henry E . U7 E. 2'2d sir.. .New York City.* Weyinaun, C . X. Y. City.* 6uns and o\un JUaterial.s. Lau & Garlichs, X. V. City,* Ice 3ttachinc,$. Tellier's Ice Maci. ivay, N. Y. City.* ilvon HVovhs. Hood, W. P.. fron Work, Ph ladelphia, Pa.» ithi'iical Instruments. faints, Compositions, &S. Cheap Painting, 150 X. 4ih str., Philadelphia.* Measury and whilon, N. Y. I ity.* i'ateut (Offices. Munn & Co . 37 Park Row, New York City.* periodicals. Architectural Decorativ;- Art i E. Steiger, N.Y.)" Arcu.'.uKiouiscneiSKizEen-Bucli, (E. st.-n.Ti . X. \. Cabinet Makers Album (E. Steijier. X. Y.)* The Chemical N ws, New lurk City.* The Ch-.cago Railway Review, Chicago, III.* Frank Leslie's Publications. N. Y. 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Field & Hardie, Building Hardware, Philadelphia, Metallic Plane Co., Auburn, X. Y.« Vinrers. Pirker, A. & Co ll 3ti . N. Y. City. Wire i\o\u. Tillotson. L. G.. A Co., - Di y -t.. X. Y. City.* Wood 'Worlunn. Garbe. Herminn. X. Y. City. - ACTIVE CANVASSERS want eil for 'The Workshop' on very favorable i i Publisher S. Steiger, 22 .v. 24 Frankfort SI *Veir \Turk, has on hand an Extensive ami well assorted supply of Relief Globes and Maps, Plain Globes, Atlases, etc. Scientific mid Stiiool .Apparatus. H. Remits &r.fyh)eficaj &id, Fractional Frame, Calculating Ma< iiim-:, &c, &c. Kindergarten Gifts and Material ,,, \Mi.;:,r IS i : FOB i - «'.M. LCT1 RE The LARGEST STOCK of <5criuiin IN, oo1i*3 ami periodicals. Th-- c) TEXT-BOOKS t- ■■ the Study of the (Sbermcrn -Sctrrguage. Steigeb's New Illustrated S)<8criptio( 8rfioot Jioolt (fatnlojiuv, and all other Catalogues sent free. Herring's Safes Herring' s I'atctit Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Safes Awarded the Prize .Medals at the World's Fair in London. Ai £he Exhibition Ohiverselle in I' iris. The World's Fail in New York. Also, winner of the wager of 30,0 00 Francs l to tin-; BEST SAFE IN THE WORLD. One Hundred and Forty Firms testify to tion of theii valuables in terrible fire in Chicago. Mat .:.. t ....- . , -.'-. b) HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, 25 IB : . v. y. FARREL, HERRING *! Q O w x The Parlor Globe, a beautiful ornament for t he library or parlor, is 42 inches high, Complete with horizon, brass meridian divided in half degrees, hour-circle, quadrant and n die. The Scientific Glotoe is the mosl perfecl Globe ever produced. Not only has the closest attention been bestowed on the l at ,.,, and most authentic discoi in different parts of the world, but a great variety of information .... interesting physical w ill be found on it. It contains the Lines of Steam' the gi^t aerial and submarine 21 incipal Track showing the directions and mea nis, important Seep Sea S ings, also the lines of equal M Catalogues of Schedler's American (.loi.es and of the celebrated Berlin Relief Globes and Maps to be had on applical i ,. . , Sale of these Globes etc. in cities and different parts of the country. A. great opportunity for the .right can take hold of articles always and everywhere in demand on account of their real value and moderate cost. E. Steiger, 22 & 24 Frankfort St.. HEW VORK. THE WORKSHOP, GEWEEBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. In 4to to be completed in about 15 to 20 Parts, Price 40 Cents each, gtecnm of 'g&o&eru ^rt-§&amtfacfnre. A CHOICE SELECTION OF The Principal Specimens of Workmanship from the latest Universal .Exhibitions in LONDON and PAKIS. A HANDBOOK OF DESIGNS FOR Artificers in every branch of Industrial Art; Gold, Silver, Bronze and Metal-workers, Ivory and Wood-Carvers, Glass, Porcelain-Manufacturers and Clay-Molders, Upholsterers, Cabinet-Makers, etc., etc. (lor the use of the three nations, the titles of the Elustrations are printed in English, German and French.) 13 Parts issued and on hand. DESIGNS FOR By PAUL SCHULZE, Architect. One Volume 4to, Price $6.00. Containing 36 Plates' presenting 64 Designs of all kinds of Monumental Work, Commemorative and Sepulchral Monuments, Mural Tablets, Tombs, Headstones, Urns, Grave Crosses, Cenotaphs, &c. E. STEIGER, 22 and 24 Frankfort Str., NEW YORK. OWEN JONES' Grammar of Ornament. Illustrated by examples from various styles of Ornament. 1 Volume. Imp. 4to. 112 Plates in gold and colors, containing 3000 examples. Extra cloth, gilt edges, $45.00. This is a great, and to practical Artists absolutely necessary work ; if any 1 k is to spread Art-Taste amongst the Artizans, this will (In it. At the above moderate price 'The Grammar of Or- nament' is brought within the reach of Artists, Ar- chitects, and their Assistants anil Pupils, Designers, Art-workmen, and Students of every branch oi' Orna- mental .Art. This work also addresses itself to a still larger class of the public who, without having pro- fessional need of its teachings, have yet an enlightened sympathy with the beautiful, ami would be glad to possess, as an aid to the practice of Illuminating and other accomplishments ol a like elegant character, or a> a decoration to their drawing-room table, this record o! the art ol so many countries and periods. •The Grammar of Ornament 1 has nut only been f ted as a class-1 k in all the I lovernmenl scho ils m iv gland, but also by the principal schools of the Continent of Europe, where the importance to Ait ot this invaluable collection, and of the principles ex- plained in the text by which Mr. Owen Jones has sought to guide the students in its use, has been tally recognized and honored. Kept on hand by .g gt e jrrer. Alnhonse Friedrick & Bro., Stcunct) QMass IDorks, Figures mid all styles of ornamental glass for Church Windows. 16 and 18 HOYT ST., New Fulton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sketch Book FOR Kfjc Kiiflinecr onD JRadjintet. (Skizzen-Buch fur den Ingenieur und Maschinenbauer. ) A Collection of Designs OF Machinery, Factories, Fire- Apparatus, Iron Constructions, and whatever applies to Engineering. Edited by F. K. M. IViebe, Professor of Engineering in the Royal Institute of Engineering and Architecture in Berlin. Published in numbers, folio, at $1. 25 each. Seventy nine numbers have been pub- lished. The annual Subscription, $7.50, comurises six numbers. On receipt of the above amount, the year's numbers will be sent to subscribers on publication. E. Steiger, 22 and 24 Frankfort Str., I New York. Architectural Dccornftue M OF the time of Louis XVI. A COLLECTION Of 300 Plates photo-lithographed, (never before published) — of Original Steelplate Engravings found in the Boyal Library at Brussels and in tin- private collection of the Author. "With descriptive and critical Text, and Biographical Notices of Architects, Decora- tors, etc. of the latter half of the eighteenth century. Edited by SCHOY. Vol.1. Architectural and Decorative Art, 175 Plates, folio. Vol.2. Objects of Art and Luxury, 125 Plates, folio. To be completed in six Parts, containing ' 50 Plates each, price $10.45 each. Parts 1 — 5 already published. E. STEIGER, 22 & 24 Frankfokt Street. New York. TEE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHA.LLE AND CABINET MAKERS ALBUM ADVERTISER. 89 Arckitektoiiisches SKIZZENBUCE. (Architectural Sketch- Book.) A COLLECTION OF VIEWS OF Country Seats, Villas, Rural Cottages, Garden-Houses, ORNAMENTAL GARDENING, TOWN MANSIONS, Interior Decorations, Lattice-work, Elevations, Projections, BALCONIES, WINDOW-FLORALS, WELLS, FOUNTAINS, STABLES AND OUTHOUSES, RAILINGS, MOULDINGS, CANDELABRA, Monumental tombstones, All kinds of Ornamental Buildings, and their Decorations, EXECUTED IN Berlin, Potsdam, and many other Places. "With Details. In Numbers (six per year) each with one Chromo-lithograph and five Lithographic Illustrations partly colored. Price, each number, $1.<0. %• The price ofNos. 1 to 110 (published before 1872) is $1.25 each. (E. Strigrr, 22 and 24 Frankfort Street, NEW YORK. L^VTJ & GAELIOHS, IMPORTERS OF GUNS, GUN MATERIALS, CUTLERY, etc. No. 72 Beekman Street, NEW YORK. *** Illustrated Catalogue to persons intending to purchase free on application. For a second Caml^ue $5.00 will be charged. ROBERT PATON, (Reversible Settee for Sunday-Schools.) M.r ul.irturt-r of School and (Mice Furniture, CHURCH AND LECTURE-ROOM Bl - of every Description. 2C drove Str., New York. Joeckel & Johnson, Sole manufacl Joeckel's Patent reversible Sunday School Settees. Church, Sunday School, and School Furniture (if I'Vf'iy l>r., I ||H| l A Is.. 11 Dew style of Folding Seats for Aisles. Opfiob: 190 Hudson Str., near Christopher Str.. ' BABCOCR Fire Bxtingnisher. •• Lbsolnb r thei P > % Send for " It's Record." m^, F. W. Farwell, l **i^ _ Secretary. WBf 407 Broadway, Nkw Vork. v. abash Ave., ( !mc ioo. 1 I A. YES BROS. Ventilating Sky-Lights, L—y Conversatories &c. } ol Gall Iron,Brass and l topper. 75 8th Avenue, New York, /ft \ / (fi MS Laualle Str., Chicago, \\ \ / yV "19 Noble Str.. Philadelphia, ^^J L^yf ( ' or ' of Howard & Lexington, ^- ill -^ Baltimore. Illustrated Catalogue A Price Book on Application. 70 TIiE]WOKKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. THE Fresco-Painter's Sample 4800k. (Musterbuch fur Stabenmaler.) ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS Designed and Lithographed WILHELM STEINHAEUSER. New Edition. To be complete in 30 Parts 4'° of which 21 Tarts have been issued, each containing six Plates (two of them colored). Price 95 cents each Part, A greatvaricty of beautiful designs for Ceilings, Cornices, Centre-ornaments, Panels and every kind of House-decoration, will be found in this collection. Patterns of Wood-Painting AND Similar -Embellishments. (Vorlegeblatter fur Holzmalerei.) IN A SERIES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS Designed and Lithographed BY WILHELM STEINHAEUSER. 45 colored Illustrations. Price $6.90. Ornamental ART-MANUFACTURE. (Kunstgewerbliehe Ornamentik. ) Labge Collection of New Original Designs For the Use of Sculptors, Moulders, Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, Clock- and Watchmakers, Lampmakers, Artificers in Metals, ' Bronze, Zinc, etc., Workers in Cardboard etc. : Edited by G. HETTWIG. Tails ] to 6i 75 cents each. To be continued. Each Part contains six Plates. E. Steiger, [22 & U Frankfort St., N. Y. K? OF MODERN ORNAMENTATION, (Allium Htoticrncr Dcrjimtnoim)] IN ALL BBANOHES OF CABINET-WORK, For the use of Sculptors, Builders, Cabinet-Makers, Joiners, etc., etc. Edited by C. Hettwig. Parts' 1* to' S, folio, Price $1.00 each. Altogether contaning 32 Plates with upwards of 200 Original Designs. Gothic Details containing Designs for Sculptors, Painters, Gold-Painters, Joiners, Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, Locksmiths, etc. 180 Plates, small folio, $45.50. By V. S t a t z. Single Divisions of the Work supplied as follows : 1. Altars, Tables of Stone, upper part wood 26 plates $8.35 2. Stone Altars, 20 plates 6:25 3. Designs for Stone Work (Altars, Baptismal Fonts, &c) 31 plates 8.35 4. Joinery. — Confessionals, Benches, Church Organs 18 plates t.60 5. Wood-carving '. 11 plates 3.00 6. Glass- Windows, etc 18 plates 4.20 7. Goldsmiths', Silversmiths', Locksmiths' Work 9.20 8. Fresco-Painting' 15 plates 4.20 Iii 8vo handsomely printed, v German Magazine, (in English. ) A Series of Popular Essays on Science, History and Art- Edited by Professor Rud. VirchoW and Professor Dr. Franz von HoltzendorfF. Each Number $1.25. The number for Nov. 1871, was the only one published that year. No. 1 for 1S72 is now ready, No. 2 will appear shortly. 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On each copy of the I. vm on each copy of the Illustrated Newspaper, Ii.is- tk icn a, Lady's Jour- nal, Ii Ieituno, B ■ l • i i r Hour ti i and if ] post-i I Bi e, on the i and li.i.r-riuitTK Zkiti no, lit i kly, and Pj m Hoik-, three cents per quarter. POSTAGE in CANADA. Tin- sara be pi refore, in all cases, add u> the amount of subscription. Our publications are always stopped of Bub is. It is not ii. notice of dia I inn ending subscripts londing, be care- ful to send Name and Address in full. Letters and printed matter should he addressed to FRANK LESLIE, 537 Pea Box 4121, P. 0. New York. JOHN.M. HOFFMIRB, Builder, 525 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK. Tire Cabinet-Maker's Album. i if Choice Designs in Rich, and Plain Furniture for the Cabinet- JtMakers and Upholsterers. To be complete in 1- Parte, 50 cents each. Parte 1 and 2 nor Considerable' Reduction of Prices for a limited Period. THE WORKSHOP, L868, L2 P $5.40. THE WORKSHOP, L869, L2 Parte for 83.60 instead oi GEWERBEHALLE, L863, L864, L865. L866, each in L2Pftri instead rVERBEHALLE, 1867, L868, and 1869, each in 12 53.60 instead i.40. , GEWERBEHALLE hed In German trom 18C3 to 1867, when in 18 . ol the Journal ..I thai rt o « # « An! all the illnstra gratis with volume ol ISTotice. Subscriber to |! informed that only a very few copies re- M in of THE WORKSHOP ALBI M. and that no copies run be furnished under $3.00. The II mtains .[ Selection of Engravings from the Back-Volumes of Die Gewerbehalle, for the years 1863 to 1867 inclusive. These I ' with much care, after lull experience of what was most admired and sought for by D Pbaotioaii Value , r various professions. There La an explanation in English to each Design. They consist of Album Cover Alphabet Arm CI Book Covers — Bookstand — binet— Cabinet Binges— Candle. ,1 I'urt-s of Ceilings — Chairs - Fire Irons I ■ : ., ii — Quantity ol ad Mirror _ Inkstand — Keys — Knives - I w.ill Paper — Parqnette Flooring lo — Sideboard — Tai les— Tankards _ Tart-Slicers — Fru '' rica —Toilet Table — Vases — Writing Table, 4 The great popularity of THE WORKSHOP is a sufficient guarantee that the ALBTJ.M -,vill be found a most vaJ don. None of the Designs occur in 1868 or 1869, t they will l>e entirely new to the subscribers to the English edition of T/ie E. Steiger. 72 THE WORKSHOP, GEWERBEHALLE AND CABINET-MAKER'S ALBUM ADVERTISER. REFLECTING Street Lamps, Emblems, DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS, Plain and Ornamental Reflecting FIXTURES of every kind WW W 670— Grand Prismatic Sunlights. The most Approved and Ornamental Fixtures in use for Lighting*and Ventilating Churches, Halls, Theatres, &c. Diameter 40 in. and upwards — 12 to loO Lights. For LIGHTING AND VENTILATING CHURCHES, HALLS, THEATRES, BANKS, STORES, LIBRARIES, etc. «3- Patented June Sth, 18G9; November 2nd, 1869; March 7th, 1871. The public is respectfully cautioned against infringe- ments of these patents. Each Fixture bears our name and address. U. S. REF LECTOR CO., Patentees and Sole Manufacturers of Prismatic Reflecting Chandeliers and Sunlights, etc., JYo. 611