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WILL FURNISH HARNESS MAKERS
WITH LOOP PLATES
Of every description and size, by the sett or single.
EMBOSSING & PRINTING ROLLS, FOR Saddle and Trunk MAKERS.
STEEL STAMPS And Marking Brands for Names, Post office stamps, Society and office Seals and Stamps.
HATTERS' GILDING DIES,
EMBOSSING & SECTIONAL WREATHS, &c., &c.,
At the lowest market prices.
A CASE, containing specimens of work, may be seen at the Drug Store of R. H. Trippe, cor. of Broad and Market streets, Newark, N. J., Where all orders left, will be punctually attended to.
HOWLAND DEL & SO
V.B. & H. W. LASS CABINET MANUFACTORY,
AND
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119 Market Street. ALSO, General Furnishing Upholstery,
Such as Mattrasses, Feather Beds, Church cushions, Draperv, Window Curtains, Gilt and metal Cornices, Gimp Fringes, Tassels, Cords, Shades of Linen or trans- parencies, paper Hangings, &c.
FOWLER'S Improved Patent Premium BEDSTEAI ,
N. B .- Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry and White Wood Coffins, also, Plates, Caps, Shrouds, Hearses, & furnished at short notice and on reasonable terms.
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REX
INDIA BUBBER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Warehouse 53 Maiden Lane, New York.
Offer for sale as above, on liberal terms, a large and superior assortment of India Rubber Goods, embracing almost every article manufactured from Goodyear's
Patent Metalic Insoluble Rubber.
Among the articles are to be found India Rubber Shoes for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, of the most beauti- ful finish yet acquired for this article, all of which are warranted.
CARRIAGE CLOTHS.
Coach trimmings, aprons, curtains and Enamelled Cloth, a most beautiful article.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
of every description, which is highly commended to persons exposed.
INDIA RUBBER HOSE.
No person should be without this article, who has the benefit of a Hydrant, on their premises. It is very dura- ble and perfectly clean, can be taken into any part of the house without soiling carpets or other furniture.
India Rubber Machine Banding,
Experience has proved this article to be the best now in use for this purpose.
INDIA RUBBER WHIPS.
These Whips (made exclusively by this Company,) are a most excellent article, and are warranted to all purcha- sers, and will be furnished in quantities on very liberal terms to the trade.
The above goods are warranted to be of the best quali- ty, and this company hold themselves responsible to make good the warrantee.
H. HUTCHINSON, President.
BINDERS
BOOK
TOOLS
ROLLS
S.DODD
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SADD
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A few rods from the Turnpike Road, leading from Newark to Bloomfield, N. J.
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Lettering pallets for Binders Bank's, and Merchants, Siecl polishers, Round and Flat, Back Gages, Beating Hammers, Press Plates, &c., &c.,
The above are offered to the public at reduced prices, and war- ranted to answer the purposes for which they are made, or the ar- ticle may be returned and the price will be refunded.
Olders Jett with A. S. Holbrook. Book and Job Printer, icar 333 Broad St., or J. Smith Book Binder, No. 1 Commerce st. cr R. H. Trippe, Druggist cor- ner Broad and Market sts .. or G. If. Jones' City Coff.c House, No. 192 Market st., punctually attended to & prompt- ly executed.
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BOOK BINDERS
supplied with Gilding and Blank Rolls and Stamps, Side and Back Ornaments for Press Work, Steel and Brass Border lines.
Lettering Blocks and Boxes for Press,
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DODD & WAKEMAN,
MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS OF
SUSPENDERS
AND
SUSPENDER WEBBING. No. 131 Market Street,
B. DODD, J. P. WAKEMAN.
NEWARK, N. J.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF
SUSPENDER, VEST AND PANTALOON BUCKLES,
SCARLETT, DODD & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SUSPENDERS,
antaloon and Dest
BUCKLES.
At Hedenberg's Works, Inclined Plane.
WILLIAM SCARLETT, BETHUEL DODD. J. P. WAKEMAN.
NEWARK, N. J.
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MARKET.ST
C. G.
Looking Glass Manufactory,
125 Market Street,
A FEW DOORS WEST OF BROAD STREET
Every description and size of Looking Glasses may be had at the above Factory, of the best quality and at as low prices as can be had any where for the same quality of article.
FRENCH PIER GLASSES,
Of the largest sizes put up in the most fashionable style. Frames
PORTRAITS AND PICTURE FRAMES,
On hand and made to order, of the newest and most fashionable pattern. Portrait Frames, Engravings, Cer- tificatos, Needlework and Pictures of all kinds, framed at short notice in Gold or Rosewood.
GLASS.
Large size Window and Picture Glass, French and American, cut to order.
N. B. All kinds Repairing, Regilding and Plating done with despatch.
C. G. Campbell, A. Campbell.
CORNELIUS WALSH,
TRUNK RIVETS,
PANTALOON & VEST BUCKLE
MANUFACTURER,
Foot Hamilton Street, Rail Road Avenue.
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S. O. HEATON, OAK HALL
CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT,
276 Broad street, Newark, N. J.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS & UMBRELLAS
Constantly on hand from the best manufactories.
HATS AND CAPS
OF SUPERIOR STYLE & WORKMANSHIP6
Constantly on hand and for sale cheap for cash.
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10 AZATON & CURRIE,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 298 Broad St. near Market,
AT OLD STAND,
Would call the attention of the inhabitants of Newark and its vicinity, to their CASH Tailoring Establishment where they have on hand an assortment of French, English and American
LOTHS
BLACK, BLUE, BLUE BLACK, &c., &c.,
ALSO A VARIETY OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN DOESKINS AND CASSIMERES, BLACK, PLAIN AND FIGURED SATIN AND SILK VESTINGS.
They also have on hand a suitable stock of Summer Goods, such as
Drap d' Ete, Anglo Tweeds, and Cassimeres, which they will make to order
In the best manner and on reasonable terms They have on hand, in addition to the above, an assort- ment of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, Suspenders, Gloves, &c., &c., which they offer for sale on the most reasonable terms.
B. F. Heaton, J. L. Currie
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JACOB STUCKY, 129999
MERCHANT
TAILOR
No. 252 Broad, between Bank and Academy Street. (THE OLD STAND,)
Would call the attention of his friends and the public to his extensive assortment of
Spring and Summer Clothing. (READY MADE,) Comprising Gentlemens' wear of every description Warranted well made. He has constantly on hand, French and English
BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, DRILLINGS,
SATINETTS, &c. &c.,
which he will make up and warrant to fit, or no sale.
In addition to which he keeps constantly on hand Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Cravats and every article in the gentle- man's furnishing line, which will be sold
CHEAP FOR READY PAY.
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GEORGE H. VERNON MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 310 BROAD ST.
Having taken the above store for the manufacture of
CLOTHING
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES
Is now prepared to furnish those who may favor him with their custom, on as favorable terms as any other establishment of the kind in the city.
Having on hand a large assortment of fine French and English Broad cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, and Fancy Dress goods. Also Shirts, Drawers, Bosoms and Collars. Stocks, Suspenders, Cravats, Gloves, Scarfs, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, and every article in the furnishing ine made to order at the shortest notice.
A share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
GOCKE
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NEWARK JEWELRY STORE
BALDWIN & SMITH, IMPORTERS OF FINE
LONDON WATCHES
Receive regularly and directly from the manufacturers the first quality of
WATCH MOVEMENTS, Which are sold at Wholesale and Retail. THE BEST QUALITY OF
TCHES,
CHRONOMETER, DUPLEX, AND LEVER ESCAPEMENT, Can be obtained to order, with the name of the person ordering engraved on the movement by the maker, if desired. Also a general assortment of
ENGLISH & FRENCH GOLD & SILVER WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWELRY. SILVER WORK, SPECTACLES, GOLD PINS, PLATED WARE AND
FANCY GOODS, For Sale at the Sign of the Newark Jewelry Store 268 BROAD STREET. S. BALDWIN, RICH'D SMITH.
Fine Watches carefully and skilfully repaired.
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NEWARK
JENELEY,
AND
FANCY STORE.
THEODORE R. LAFOY,
No 314 Broad Street,
WASHINGTON HALL BUILDINGS.
Has constantly on hand a full and complete assortment of Jewelry, Fancy Articles, Music and Musical Instruments.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Duplex, Anchor, Verti- cal, Lepine, Verge and Detached Lever Watches, Curb. polished and Swiss Guard Chains, Fob and Vest Chains of all patterns ; Silver, Shell and Russet Card Cases ; Gold and Silver Enameled, Engraved and Plain Pencils Ladies' Single Stoned, Cluster, Mosaic, Cameo, Corne- lian, Jet, Enamelled, Mourning and Plain Brooches. Gent's Cluster, Single Stoned, Enamelled, and Plain Studs ; Finger Rings of all patterns, &c.
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Piano Fortes, from the best makers; Violins ; Clario. netts, Flutes, Fifes, Flageolets, Bass Violins, Drums, Me- tronomes, Violin Bows, Accordeons, Tuning Forks, Vio- lin, Violincello and Guitar Strings, Trimmings for all In struments ; a large assortment of songs, Due?ts, &c., com- prising all the latest publications ; also Instrumental Mu- sic and Sacred Songs, &c., &c.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired in the best style and Warranted.
Old Gold and Silver taken in Exchange.
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HENRY EVANS, CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER, 289 Broad Street, KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY.
Which he offers for sale at a fair profit. Clock and watch repairing done at the shortest notice and in the best manner.
JONAS. S. CRANE, CLOCK and WATCH MAKER,
262 Broad Street, (ADJOINING THE OLD BANK) KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY. Particular attention puid to Repairing
ANDREW L. WILLIAMS, WATCH and CLOCK MAKER,
226: Broad Street.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Spoons, Spectacles, g.c., CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Repairing Watches and Jewelry punctually ATTENDED TO.
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WESLEYAN INSTITUTE
for Male and Female Concation.
SIDERA CHASE, MI. A. Principal, Assisted by twelve thorough and accomplished Teachers, Male and Female.
This Institution is located between High and Shipman streets, near the corner of William The entrance for ladies is from Shipman street Gentlemen enter at the western front on High street.
The N. W. Institute combines the advantages of both a Male and Female Academy, located under the same roof, subject to the same government, anu taught by a joint Faculty.
It embraces two distinct suites of rooms, on opposite sides of the edifice, connecting only at the Principal's of- fice, the Recitation rooms, and the Chapel. Young gen- tlemen and ladies only meet in the presence of their tea- chers ; their study rooms being entirely separate. Young Ladies have the double advantage of studying under the supervision of Female teachers, and of hearing the lec- tures and receiving the instructions of the gentlemen Pro- fessors, in the sciences and languages.
The Male and Female departments are each classified in three divisions, viz : Primary, Middle, and Academic .- Each division is subdivided into grades, according to the advancement of scholars.
.COURSE OF STUDY.
PRIMARY DIVISION.
Reading, Spelling, Defining, Elementary Geography, History, and Arithmetic, Philosophy of common things, Linear Drawing, Composition of sentences, Vocal Music.
MIDDLE DIVISION.
Reading, Spelling, Defining, Grammar, Arithmetic, An- cient and Modern Geography, Philosophy. Penmanship, Ancient and Modern History, the use of Globes, and the construction of Maps, the Elements of Latin, and of Nat- oral Science, Composition and Declamation, Linear Drawing.
ACADEMIC DIVISION.
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Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Men- suration of heights and distances, Surveying, Book Keep- ing, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Botany, Mineralogy, Conchology, Geology, Astronomy, Uranography, Intellec- tual and Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, Rhetoric. Logic, Criticism, Political Economy, Composition and Elocution.
The Academic year commences on the first Monday in September, and is divided into four quarters of eleven weeks each.
TERMS OF TUITION.
All bills to be paid on or before the fifth Wednesday in each quarter.
PRIMARY DIVISION.
First grade, $3,50 Second grade, $4,00
MIDDLE DIVISION.
First grade, $5,00 Second grade, $7,00
ACADEMIC DIVISION. First and second grade $8,00.
Normal Classes, $8,00 per quarter. One daily Recitation in Normal class, $4,00 per quarter.
EXTRA STUDIES.
French Language, German Language;
$5.00 per quarter. $5,00 per quarter.
Drawing and Painting in Academic division, $5,00 per quarter.
Instruction on the Piano, $10,00 per quarter. Use of instrument, $2,00 per quarter. Instruction'in Vocal Music FREE in all the divisions. Instruction in plain and ornamental needlework free, in the female department. During the winter term, a charge of 50 cents per quarter will be made for fuel.
GENERAL INFORMATION.
The edifice of the N. W. Institute is new. No pains or expense has been spared in its construction, to render it complete in its adaption to scholastic purposes. Its site is unrivalled for beauty and healthfulness.
Unwearied efforts are made by the teachers to establish pupils thoroughly in the elements and fundamental prin- ciples of whatever they study, and also to habituate them to a prompt and elegant expression of the ideas they may acquire. Constant demonstrations on the black-board, and frequent reviews are therefore practised. For fur- ther particulars see the Annual Catalogue and Circular of the Institution.
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PROVISIONS.
BERRY
WARD
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
GROCERS,
404 Broad Street.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Received every week Fresh, direct from the farmers.
Also constantly on hand a full assortment of first quality of
GOODS,
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which they will deliver to any part of the City,
FREE OF CHARGE.
FLOUR AND FEED.
Wholesale and Retail. S
ABIJANI C. BERRY, AARON WARD, JR.
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No. 374 Broad Street,
Begs leave to return his sincere thanks to his patrons for past favors, and at the same time state that he may be found at his old stand with a constant and
FULL SUPPLY OF
TOBACCO, SNUFF
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LORILLARD'S, MRS G. B. MILLER'S, APPLEBY'S, BOGERT'S, LILLIENTHAL'S, ANDERSON'S, BUSH, & CAMPBELL'S, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, CAVENDISH, LADIES TWIST, PLUG TOBACCO LORILLARD'S, MACCABOY, AND FRENCH
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JESSE R. DONALDSON,
SUCCESSOR TO A. W. RAPP. 364B Broad under City Hotel Bar room Manufacturer of the highly celebrated
SODA WATER,
Put up in Glass Bottles, bearing his name.
CHARLES AUBRY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONERY
MANUFACTURER,
No. 118 Market street, near Broad.
WILLIAM A. ALDRIDGE,
General Fruit and Confectionary Store, and MANUFACTURER, 152 BROAD STREET,
Opposite the Trinity Church.
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BY B. T. PIERSON.
NEWARK, N. J. HOLBROOK'S STEAM PRESS, REAR 333 BROAD ST. 1851.
B. T. PIERSON'S DIRECTORY OFFICE, 17 Court Street.
He who steals my purse steals trash (if empty) : but he who borrows my Directory steals that which emriches him, but makes me poor indeed. Shakespear.
Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1851, by
B. T. PIERSON, In the clerk's office, district of New Jersey.
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MONTHS.
RUNNER'S GUIDE,
Containing a List of all the Streets, Lanes, Alleys, Courts, Places, Parks, Avenues, S.c. now in use,
With their commencement, progress and end. For ex- ample ; Commerce street, No. 1, is cor. Broad-st : No. 43 is cor. Mulberry, 148 is cor. Market, 175 is cor. South Market. And Spring-st. No 1, begins at Clay st., and 58 is cor Cross-st., 82 cor. Division, 100 cor. Orange, &c. And if a Court, I say for example Ball's Court is 19 Fair- street, Halsey's Court is 12 South Bridge street, and Hal- sey's Alley 50 Plane st. So that the inquirer may know in what direction to go to find the place sought.
ABEL STREET. Walnut From 138 Commerce, N. E New York to the Canal Garden
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ACADEMY STREET. From 248 Broad-st. West to Bank.
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Hamilton 30
Comes
71 ALYEA STREET.
High
116
Summit
134
From 260 Ferry, South to
Paterson.
Love Lane
Ferry
1
Henry Lock
Paterson
30
Newark
AMITY STREET
Chatham
Bank
From Elm S. W. to beyond
Chestnut
ADAMS STREET.
Elm
1
New York
From 160 South Market S. Walnut W. to Chestnut. South Market I Garden Downing Oliver Ferry Kinney Elm
Chestnut
Chestnut
ANN-STREET.
-
From 300 Elm N. E. towards Hamburg Placc.
ARCH STREET
From 42 Warren North to Silk Factory New.
Warren
1
New
38
ASTOR STREET
From 640 Broad, East to Railroad Avenue.
Broad
1
Brunswick
Hanover Place
South Broad
Railroad Avenue
AUGUSTA STREET.
From 200 Plane, West to Shipman.
Plane
1
Catherine
9
Shipman
36
BALDWIN STREET.
From 266 Washington WestMarshall to Bellemont Avenue Washington 1
High 57
West
101 103
Broom
Prince
Charlton
Bellemont Avenue
BALL'S COURT.
19 Fair street.
BANK STREET.
From 264 Broad, West to Wallace.
Broad
Cammack's Alley
Washington
Plane
Comes 73
Pierson's Alley 79
Grove 87
High 112
Summit 134
Love Lane 146
154
Henry 164
Lock 196
Coach Factory
207
Boston
219
Richmond
Newark 244
Norfolk
Chatham
Lush
Wallace
BEACH STREET.
From 21 Orchard, East to
Mulberry.“
Orchard
Mulberry
21
BEACHER STREET.
From 3 Marshall, South to
Kinney.
1
Kinney
40
BEAVER STREET.
From 169 Market, N. E. to
Clinton.
Market
1
Clinton
15
BELLEMONT AVENUE.
From Springfield Avenue op- posite Jones. Southwest to Camptown Road. Springfield Avenue 1 Court 3
J Marshall 44 46
15 Kinney 58 60
46 Spruce 78 80
58 ;amptown Road 1*
6
BLEEKER STREET. |Colden From 26 Halsey, West to North Canal to Lock Port
1
Lock.
Halsey
1
Washington
9 11
Plane
31 33
Orleans
65 67
High
81 83 Quarry
1
Summit
Plume
16
Colden
State
Hoyt
Railroad
Lock
Orange
BLOOMFIELD AVENUE.
"BRANT'S COURT.
From 72 North Broad, N. W. to Morris Canal. North Broad 1
19 Walnut street.
High
48
Brown
From 105 Broad S. E. to
New York Bridge.
Broad
1
Morris Canal
Spring
32
BOLLES' PLACE.
South Bridge
40
45
Broad
1
Halsey
18 From Stone Bridge S. W. to
Elizabethtown road.
BOND STREET.
From Chatham N. W. First.
1
State
36
Hudson
Cross
49
Morris Avenue
Railroad Depot
64
First
Division
61
BOSTON STREET.
Orange
79 81
Washington
106
Bridge
107
South Orange Avenue Bank 80
Lombardy 147
Washington Place
108
BOUDINOT STREET.
Fulton 161
181
Mulberry
1 |New
176 178
Pine
27 Military Common
BOW STREET.
Cedar 228 230
From Colden to Lock, along Flag Staff
the North side of the Canal. Canal 238 240
Stone Bridge 1
to Clay 2
Quarry 20
Chatham
From 113 South Orange Av- enue, N. E. to Bank.
Upper Common J
From 139 Mulberry. West to Rector Pine.
Park Place
183
BROAD STREET.
From 208 Broad N. W. to New York Bridge. Halsey
BRIDGE STREET.
Stone
Bridge BOYDEN STREET.
From 97 Quarry, South to Or- ange.
7
Commerce
247 249'Bloomfield Avenue
Academy
246 248 Plume Avenue
Clinton
261 263
BRUEN STREET.
Bank
Market
264 266
From 68 Elm N. E. to East
292 294
Mechanic
Mechanic
313 315 Elm
1
William
366 368 Lafavette
36
Green
369 371 Hamilton
Franklin Hill
397 East Mechanic
Court
408| BRUNSWICK STREET.
Walnut
Marshall
428
Kinney
456
Astor
Chestnut
475 Thomas
21 28
Camp
South Park
508
Church
512
Spruce
536
South Schoolhouse Park
Tichenor
567
Washington
574
Thomas
603
Astor
High
648
Elizabethtown Road
723
Morris Turnpike
724
BROOM STREET.
From 75 Springfield Avenue South to Spruce Springfield Avenue 1 Mercer
Court
22
Marshall
38
Baldwin
Kinney
Montgomery
Spruce
BROWN STREET.
From 30 Mill N. E. to Plume Avenue.
Mill Crane
44 Market
1
Bank
7
CAMP STREET.
From 489 Broad, East
Mulberry
to
Broad
1
Orchard
25
Mulberry
45
CANAL STREET.
1 See North and South Canal Streets.
-
1
Newark
30
CAMFIELD STREET.
From 166 Washington, East to Harrison
Washington
1
Harrison
26
CAMMACK'S ALLEY.
From 117 Market, North to Bank
Scribers Lane
10
BURNET STREET.
From 240 South Broad, East to R. Road Avenue.
CABINET STREET.
From 40 Lock, West to
Newark
Lock
489 Tichenor
68
411 From Greenwich, East to Tichenor
396
Fair
341 343 Green 26
8
CAROLINE STREET.
From 89 Mill, North to near Bloomfield Avenue. Mill Crane
1
19
Near Bloomfield Avenue
CATHARINE STREET.
From 40 Market, S. W. to Court.
Market
1
Bank
Augusta
21
William
57
Nichol's Alley
87 89
Court
111
CEDAR STREET.
From 228 Broad, West to Halsey
Broad
1
Halsey
18
CENTRE STREET.
From Q Park Place, East to River.
Park Place
1
Division Place
26
River
40
CHADWICK'S
ALLEY.
3 Fulton Street.
CHAMBERS STREET.
From East River South to Ferry 1
East River South Market Dodd Ferry
CHAPEL COURT.
(Late Clintock's Alley.)
From 7 William South to Prospect Pearl.
William
Pearl
CHARLTON STREET.
From 131 Springfield Ave.
South to Marshall
1
Springfield Avenue
Court
13 15
Marshall
37
CHATHAM STREET.
From 250 Bank N. E. to
Orange
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