SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF PRINTS, DRAWINGS, ETC.       913
 

325 WILLIAM STREET AT EXCHANGE PLACE
Water-colour.
Artist: A. J. Davis.

Owner: William Loring Andrews.
Engraved  in   1914 by Walter M, Aikman
for the Society of Iconophiles.
 

WORTH STREET

Lithograph.         '                                 27^ x 14

Ins.: Bouker Del^ / Worth Street, / From
Broadway To Church Street (North Side.) /
New York, 1864. / Stephenson & C? Pub¬
lishers, 79 Nassau S! New York.

Owner; J. Clarence Davies.

PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, ETC., RECORDED IN THE EARLY CATALOGUES
OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN*
 

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1826     (isT. exhibition)

Theatre designed for New-York.         J. Town

Designed for the U. S. Branch Bank N. Y.

M, E. Thompson
Design for a Masonic Hall In New-York.

J. Town
Model of the Arcade now building be¬
tween John-street and Maiden lane.
1827
The   New-York   Theatre    [ architectural

drawing].                               A. G. (J.) Davis

Trinity Church.                              A. G. Davis

St, Thomas' Church, Broadway.    A. G. Davis

Front elevation of Messrs. Jones' house in

Wall-st. [architectural drawing].     I. Town

1828

Drawing of the Merchants Exchange,
Wall-st. with the original cupola by
J. R. Brady.                                A, J. Davis

St,   Luke's   Church,   Hudson-street   [ar¬
chitectural drawing],                      J. W. Hill
Phenix Bank, New-York, lithographic en¬
graving [architectural drawing].  A. J. Davis
Jews Synagogue, Elm-street [architectural

drawing].                                     A. J. Davis

Masonic Hall, New York [architectural

drawing],                                     A. J. Davis

Rear of. Trinity   Church   [architectural

drawing].                                     A. J. Davis

Design for the Church of the Ascension,
Canal-street [architectural drawing].

M. E. Thompson and I, Town
View of J, D. Brown's residence on the
East River, near the shot tower [ar¬
chitectural drawing].                     J. W. Hill

1829

Fora, or City Hall, design.              A. J. Davis

Ruins of the Bowery Theatre,        A, J, Davis
View of St. Luke's Church, Hudson-street.

I. W. Hill
View  of the  North  Battery,  New-York

City.                                             W. Bennett

Design for the proposed enlargement of
the City Hall.                     M. E. Thompson

*The present ownership of a few of these picture
since disappeared.    For a list of lost maps, plans, viei
 

1830
View of New-York.
 

J. WIlHams
 

Design for the Record Office.   M. E. Thomson
Wail-street.                                         C, Burton

1832
View of Governor's Island, &c.         Thompson

View of the City Hall and part of Broad¬
way.                                                 C. Burton
View of Lafayette-place, built by S. Geer.

A. J. Davis

1833

An Engraving—a View of the North
Battery.                                            J. Smillie

St. Clement's Church [architectural draw¬
ing].                                     M. E, Thompson

Ground Plan and Elevation of St. Clem¬
ent's Church.                      M. E. Thompson

1834
Hellgate,   from   Ward's   Island,   looking
towards New-York.                          G. Cooke

1835
View of the Lunatic Asylum, at Bloom¬
ingdale.                                         R. W. Weir
Interior of an Old House in the Tenth

Avenue.                                           J. W. Hill

View of the old  Federal  Hall  in Wall-
street.                                           R. W. Weir
1836
Ruins of the New-York Exchange after
the fire.                                     J. G. Chapman
1837
Manhattanville.                          J. G. Chapman

1838
Scene from the Battery, with a Portrait of

the Franklin 74 guns.    Thomas Thompson
Dance  on   the   Battery,   in   presence  of
Peter Stuyvesant.   See Knickerbocker's
Hist, N. Y. II p. 158.              A. B. Durand

1840
Design for Improving the front of Park
Theatre.                                        A. J. Davis

1841
Design for the New Theatre, proposed to

las been traced, but for the most part they have long
, etc., see Vol. II, pp. i6i—166.