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ARGUMENT. 
 
 In presenting to the art-loving and mechanical public this work on Architectural 
 Design, the author has endeavored to render it worthy of its title in the originality, 
 character, and variety of the matter it embraces. That a high-toned work of this 
 character, of original conception, imparts to the community at large an elevating and 
 refining influence, no one will attempt to deny, as from its perusal noble resolutions 
 are born, sketching in imagination that dearest of all places on earth to the human 
 heart—a beautiful home, around which hope and memory delight ever to linger. 
 
 In the selection of matter herein presented, it is believed much food for the 
 architectural mind will be found. Most designs given in illustration have been execu¬ 
 ted, well studied and corrected, and reproduced for publication, and none but the 
 choicest models of their kind have been inserted. The range of subject is extensive, 
 and the treatment of each particular one very thorough in illustration. The pleasing 
 variety found in the many plates of bold and beautiful details will prove invaluable to 
 the progressive mechanic, and the fine studies developed in the elevations, in many of 
 which will be found that picturesque variety of sky outline, depth of shadow, and 
 sweet repose so charming in an architectural conception, with their romantic and 
 varied plans, will afford many themes for expanding and cultivating thought. 
 
 It is well to remember that just as much material and labor is required to 
 build a distorted, unpleasing house, as for one very attractive; hence, the first and 
 most important step to be taken by parties contemplating building, is to select from a 
 standard work a good design, or, what is still more judicious, to call into requisition the 
 services of an experienced architect, as he will be able to relieve his employer of 
 much trouble and annoyance, saving him several times the amount of his fees, and 
 lightening the responsibility of the builder, in preventing many small but very annoy¬ 
 ing errors from creeping in, rendering the entire design well studied and pleasing. 
 The thorough utility of this work will be seen at a glance in turning it over, as 
 designs of moderate cost have been developed with the same care and study that 
 have been expended on the more important ones, thus presenting fine models of every 
 grade of cost. Should this work prove a source from whence shall be derived ideas 
 to be embodied in many delightful and attractive homes—lasting and beautiful monu¬ 
 ments that shall leave on every beholder an indelible impression that shall bloom 
 and bring forth fruit again—the loftiest ambition ol the author will have been achieved. 
 
 G. B. CROFF , Architect, 
 
 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. V. 
 
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 DESIGN FOF} k\ ELEGANT VILLA 
 
 Executed on a lofty eminence in the City of Burlington, Vermont, overlooking 
 the Bay of Burlington and the Adirondack Mountains. 
 
 G. B, GROFF, Architect, Saratoga, N.Y. 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
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 These Desi<jns are easily constructed , and not expensive, 
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 Designs of Verge Boards 
 
 THAT MAY BE EMPLOYED WITH ANY OF 
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 A PICTURESQUE COTTAGE , 
 
 EXECUTED in the environs of PHILADELPHIA . 
 
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 decorated with engraved gilding, of elabo¬ 
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 order of artistic conception. The house is a 
 little palace, and attracts much attention.. 
 
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 No.2,Sinqle Street front door, headlight in top of door'. No.3, double Street front door, headliqht in top of door. 
 !S[oS, 4 and 5 are designs for ridh and Costly WainSCotting . 'Jbe designs of doors given on this and the 
 three Succeeding plates , Will be found of great service, and importance to guilders , and may be 
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 suitable al$o for inside Vestibule doors, by changing Tniddle panel of Wood foV ground qla$6. 
 
 Mo.3, to be employed With transom 7 and headliqht aboVe. These door‘s are easily mid Cheaply Constructed, 
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 fSjoS .4 , and 5 , ate de$ign$ for* Wainsdotting . No.5 , decorated in Some of its featured,With 
 engiWed and gilded lines , aS at "A”. E ithel< Suitable for rich and elaborate apartments. 
 
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 Executed in Walnut , With engraved lines laid in gilt. Corniced may be enlarged to fit any \Vidth of opening. 
 
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 AlSo Four Designs of \VindaW Cornices, with LambrequinS. 
 
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VILLA 
 
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 SANTA BABB ABA, CAL. 
 
 G. B. CROFF, Architect and Constructing Engineer. 
 
 This Magnificent Hotel, now projected, will, when completed, be the largest on the 
 face of the globe, containing, exclusive of its many grand saloons, concert and dancing 
 halls, one thousand eight hundred rooms. Ceilings of first or saloon floor being 25 feet, 
 those above in proportion. The grand central tower rising to the height of two hundred 
 and sixty-six feet above the level of carriage-drives, will be visible for many miles away from 
 the surrounding landscape and the sea. Three elegant steam elevators, and six grand stair¬ 
 cases will render the upper halls easy of access and safe for occupation. Its entire appoint¬ 
 ments will be munificent in the extreme, and the decorations in fresco and ornamental 
 plaster work palatial in conception. The spacious and beautiful open court in front, 
 looking on the placid bosom of the Pacific, which bears at this point a striking resemblance 
 to the world-renowned bay of Naples, lacking only the towering figure in the background 
 of everlasting Vesuvius to oomplete the picture, will be. with its elaborate fountains and 
 floral decorations, one of the most bewitchingly beautiful pictures of art and nature to be 
 seen on earth, vying with the Champs Elysees'of Paris and the wonderful grounds of the 
 Sydenham Palace, England. 
 
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 BROADWAY, SARATOGA SPRINGS, IN'. Y. 
 
 Plans and Drawings, in Elevation and Detail, with Specifications and Bells of Material of every description for 
 
 CHURCHES, BANKING HOUSES, SCHOOLS, VILLAS, COTTAGES, &c., &c. 
 
 Furnished ou Short Notice. Special Attention given to 
 
 COTTAGE JLZELCHITIECTTTIR-E. 
 
 CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDED WHEN DESIRED. 
 
 Frill size Detail Drawings of every Feature, Exterior and Interior, given witli every Set of Plans. 
 
 PENCIL SKETCHES FURNISHES FREE, AND FORWARDED WITH DISPATCH, ON RECEIPT Q:F ORDER WITH DESCRIPTION OF LOCATION, 
 
 T0 ANT PART OF THE COUNTRY, TO PARTIES FINALLY PROCURING WORKING DRAWINGS. 
 
 Complete Sets of Working Drawings, embracing Full-Size Details, Plans, and the several Elevations, Specifications, and Bills 
 of Material; also, Details Full Size, of any feature or design, singly, as Canopies, Balconies, Trusses, Verandas, Cornices, 
 &c., contained in this work, furnished at reasonable rates, sent by Express C.O.D. to any part of the country. 
 
 BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 
 
 Address, 
 
 G @ Bi V EO F F, t A i* c* li i ff C* t, 
 
 SARATOGA, AT. Y. 
 
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 Architectural Work of every description executed from the Drawings 
 
 of Architects, in any wood desired. 
 
 IBUjUSTDS, inside and out. 
 
 SASH, plain and ornamental. 
 
 Elegant and Original Newels 
 
 a. specialty. 
 
 VESTIBULES, FRONT DOORS, PORCHES, YERANDAS, 
 CORNICES, BAY WINDOWS, BALCONIES, 
 
 CANOPIES, 
 
 fibraru fitting, | ooh-^jaECfi, Ijimloiu {[ornirR ||ankb, I'wcoting, ek 
 
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 All from the plainest to the most extravagantly rich and beautiful designs. 
 
 WINDING OR STRAIGHT STAIRCASES. 
 
 With. Rails, fitted to put up. 
 
 The entire Finishing* Material of Buildings 
 of every character and class, 
 
 INCLUDING 
 
 Glass and Hardware, furnished ready to go up* if desired, 
 at prices that defy competition. 
 
 MODEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE 
 
 Of G. 11. Choff, Architect, Saratoga, N. Y. 
 
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 CROWN POINT, N. Y. 
 
 FARMERS’ NATIONAL BANK, 
 
 HUDSON, N. Y. 
 
 One of the most picturesque ami beautiful Iron Buildings 
 of its size in America. 
 
 G. B. Choff, Architect, Saratoga, N. Y. 
 
 Magnificent Mansion at Philmont, N. Y. 
 
 G. B. Croff, Architect, Saratoga, N. Y. 
 
927 to 933 BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. Y 
 
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 MACHINERY CASTINGS 
 
 ROOF CRESTINGS, STEP PLATES, SASH WEIGHTS, 
 
 HOOK BLOCKS FOR IRON DOORS AND SHUTTERS, 
 
 Church Gallery Columns, 
 
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 WINDOW AND DOOR LINTELS, 
 
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 PATENT SKYLIGHTS AND ZINC ORNAMENTS. 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 Tarred Fell and Water-Proof Slieailinc Paper. 
 
 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ORNAMENTAL AND PLAIN 
 
 SLATE ROOFING. 
 
 All Work done in the most Complete Manner. 
 
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 JOSEPH KIRK. 
 
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 ALBERT ERTLE. Artist, 
 
 A To. 514 1311005145 STJREHT, 
 
 NEW YORK. 
 
 Fresco Painting for Buildings of every character, in any of the 
 classics, adapted to new and original designs. 
 
 ECCLESIASTICAL WORK OF THE HIGHEST ORDER, 
 
 Altar Pieces, Emblematical and Allegorical Characters and Figures, [or 
 
 Churches, Libraries, Dining Halls, Etc. 
 
 Theatrical Scenery, Drop and Stage Curtains, Masonic Halls, Music and Dancing Halls. 
 
 SPECIMEN DESIGN FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. 
 
 None but First-Class Artists employed, and all Work 
 
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BURTIS & GRAFF. 
 
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 237 WATER STREET, • N. Y. 
 
 *’• S.—As it is always gratifying to us to be able to refer purchasers to competent parties who have had experience 
 with our furnaces, we take the liberty of referring to G. B. Ckoff, Esq., Architect, whose knowledge of them through their 
 use qualifies him to judge of their merits. 
 
 BURTIS & GRAFF. 
 
 It is a well-known fact that the exceedingly 
 important matter of heating a dwelling or public 
 building has been but casually hinted at, or not 
 even mentioned by the intended occupants, or 
 the builder, until the time lias arrived when 
 necessity compelled attention to an apparatus 
 for this purpose, and the devising of a method 
 for its appliance. We heartily coincide with the 
 opinion of the noted author of this work, that 
 it would be incomplete without a reference to 
 what should be used for this purpose, and the 
 way clearly pointed out for the comfort of the 
 household and the auditory. 
 
 We think that everybody engaged in build¬ 
 ing will coincide with our views in this matter; 
 as to the importance of constructing an edifice 
 with regard to established rules for heating and 
 ventilating; it is presumed by most people that 
 a heating apparatus may be placed at any point 
 in a cellar which they may think most conve¬ 
 nient, and that the heat can readily be con¬ 
 ducted to any desired point; and that in case 
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 of a failure in heating the building to their 
 satisfaction, the whole fault is attributed to the 
 Furnace. That the absurdity of such an idea is 
 being generally admitted, the increasing applica¬ 
 tions we have for information on this subject is 
 a guarantee. 
 
 Did space permit, we would be glad to offer 
 to the readers of this valuable work very many 
 important hints, especially concerning the proper method of heating, together with a full description of our Furnaces. But 
 as our descriptive circulars, containing hundreds of reliable references, as well as full information on the subject of heating 
 and ventilating buildings, may be had on application, we here take occasion only to inform the public that our Furnaces are 
 acknowledged by the leading architects to be superior to all ethers manufactured in this country, and that our style of work 
 in this line is not only based on scientific principles, but is most thorough in every particular and guaranteed in every 
 instance. 
 
Roofing Slate 
 
 OF EVSEY KIND, 
 
 QUALITY AND COLOR. 
 
 Flail aid Onameita 
 
 ROOFS 
 
 To any Design. 
 
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 Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of 
 
 ROOFING- SLATES 
 
 PIHHSYL VASIA, flBIHIA, and MAINE BLACK, 
 
 Vermont Red, Purple Unfading, Sea Green, and Variegated, of any and all sizes, delivered on board 
 cars, or furnished, laid with Felt and Metal Flashings, in any part of the 
 
 United States and Canadas. 
 
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 SLATE OF ANY THICKNESS OR SIZE MANUFACTURED TO ORDER. 
 
 Having large Quarries in Hew TTork, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and 
 Maine, we are prepared to furnish promptly, on short notice, any kind, 
 size, or color desired, feeling sure of pleasing our patrons, first 
 premiums having been awarded us over all other 
 
 manufacturers. 
 
 Estimates of Cost furnished oil Application from Architects and Builders. 
 
 All correspondence will receive prompt attention. 
 
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 MIDDLE GRANVILLE, 
 
 WASHINGTON COUNTY, N. Y. 
 
Fair Haven, Vermont, Marble and Slate Mantels, and every character of Architectural details executed in Marble. 
 PLAIN OR MARBLEIZED SLATE, TO THE DESIGN OF THE ARCHITECT, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. 
 
 Imitations in all the natural woods to match wood-work of apartments, in which Mantels, Pedestals, Brackets, etc., may be employed. 
 
 TILE FLOORS IN REAL AND VARIEGATED SLATE, AND WHITE MARBLE OF ANY SIZED CHECKS DESIRED. 
 
 A new and important feature in our work just introduced is, Dimension Asliler Block-Work, in Variegated Slate of any widths and 
 lengths required, utterly imperishable and capable of sustaining three times the crushing weight of limestone, presenting a 
 much finer appearance, and costing about one-half the price of the former. This Ashler Work is especially adapted 
 to foundations of tine residences, one of the most important features in a good design. 
 
 We also execute from the same material. Sills and Lintels, Plain and Ornamental Cornices, Brackets, 
 
 Steps and Risers for Stairs in Fire-Proof Buildings, Outside Steps. 
 
 Slate Wainscoting Marbleized in Imitation of the most desirable stales of American and Foreign Marbles. 
 
 SLATE WASH' TUBS ANB SINKS, 1AEJEE PLUMBERS’ SLABS, &c. 
 
 Below we present some of our new designs. Illustrated Catalogues sent Free on Application, giving a great variety of design. 
 
 Orders respectfully solicited and promptly tilled. 
 
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 JAMES POTTLE, 
 
 SECRETARY AND TREASURER, 
 
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 FAIR HAVEM, VERMONT. 
 
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 Oruamenial Cornices from the Haines! to the most Richly Eeeoralefl 
 Design s f possessing tie most intensely deep and beautiful 
 Shadows, and graceful attractive lines | 
 
 In Short, everythin! • known to the worth of Plaster Ornaments in Architecture, furnishes at prices 
 
 that rival ail competition. 
 
 (Ijoritices, jjim, and |)rnamcntal ij ]otii put up mitlt dispatch in anp pai|t of the {| mmtrp. 
 
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 Goods Securely Packed and Shipped to any part of the United States , 
 
 C. M. WHITE, 
 
 BOX 374, 
 
 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. 
 
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 PLUMBERS’ SUPPLIES OF FINEST QUALITY, 
 
 pearl street, n. y. 
 
 NO CHAIN, NO STOPPER, NO CHAIN STAY. 
 
 wash Basin and Slab, with Valve attached. 
 
 SECTIONAL A IEW. 
 
 FOR WASTES OF WASH BASINS AND BATHING TUBS. 
 
 As represented in above cuts, will be found upon an examination 
 to be entirely free from the objections which have hitherto prevailed 
 against the use of valves for these purposes. The chamber or tube 
 coming through and Hush with the top of marble slab, and the plate 
 and pull being screwed into the chamber from the top or outside, allows 
 for the removal of the working parts in case of any obstruction in so 
 simple a manner as to entirely overcome the disadvantages of the old 
 style valve. It will also be noticed that Rubber has been substituted 
 for the brass disc, thus insuring a more durable and much more relia¬ 
 ble article. 
 
 RILEY’S PATENT SELF-ACTING IRON CISTERN, 
 
 For supplying Hopper Water Closets. Always empty except 
 when tlie seat is occupied, simple in construction, inexpensive, 
 very durable, and in its action absolutely automatic. It will 
 be seen that when the seat is occupied the lever is depressed 
 (see clotted lines), the outlet closed, and the Ball cock opened, 
 supplying the cistern with the desired quantity (which may be 
 regulated by the float); and on leaving the seat, the lever, which 
 is connected with fixture under seat, again drops to its place, 
 lifting the plug which is also an overflow, and discharges the 
 water into the hopper. The arrangement being such that it 
 cannot be set to run all the time. 
 
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 Fountains, Statuary, Vases, Settees, Candelabra, lamp Pillars, Crestings, Railings, Oates,, and Stable Fittings, 
 
 CAST IRON SOIL, SMOKE AND GREEN HOUSE PIPES AND FITTINGS, WASH STANDS, EATHS, ASYLUM EATHS, WASH TUES, 
 SINKS, PLAIN, GALVANIZED, AND ENAMELED, WITH A FULL LINE OF PLUMEERS’ CAST IRON GOODS OF ALL KINDS. 
 
 Kitchen Ranges, Laundry icon Heaters, Stoves of all kinds. Furnaces and Caldrons, Caldrons to Set in Brick, Steam Kettles, Ac. 
 
 GRATES, FENDERS, REGISTERS, ETC., ETC. 
 
PLA.IN A.JVP PNC a jjstic. 
 
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 Court-Houses, County Clerks’ Offices, aid other Public Bolins, 
 
 AS LAID BY US IN TMI 
 
 GLAZED WALL TILLS 
 
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 ainscoting, J(antet& jjoors and Joor jrames, Jfurniturc, jfc., 
 
 AMONG- THESE ARE VERY FINE HAND-PAINTED 
 
 i)i?T€M Tiles, 
 
 BOTH KINDS OP TILES ARE USED IN PANELS OF BRICK, STONE, AND WOOD, 
 
 FOR 
 
 EXTERIOR DECORATION. 
 
 Stone "Wane, Drain Dipes, Vases for Lawns and Dardens, 
 
 MILLER & COATES, 
 
 270 PEA UL STREET, N. Y. 
 
FOR SALE BY 
 
 MILLER & COATES, 279 PEARL ST., NEW YORK. 
 
 SCALE ONE INCH TO A FOOT. 
 
 JVo. 20. 
 
 JVo. JS 6'. 
 
 OTHER PATTERNS AND PRICES WILL BE SENT ON APPLICATION.