Directory of the City of Newark, for 1851-52, Part 23

Author: Pierson, B. T
Publication date: 1851
Publisher: Newark, N.J. : Holbrook's Steam Press
Number of Pages: 408


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


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PLANE MANUFACTURERS.


MOCKRIDGE & FRANCIS, Tool Store, and Manufacturers of Planes and Coach Tools, 147 Washington street. Abraham Mockridge, Elias Francis.


GEORGE W. ANDRUSS, Wholesale and retail Plane Manufacturer, 156 Washing- ton street, near Market.


AARON BALDWIN, Gun Smith and Saw Filer, 58 Bank street.


SILAS G. EMES, Saw Filer, 12 Church street.


BOX MAKERS.


JAMES WHEELER, Wholesale and retail Box Manufacturer, 292 High cor. Market. N. B .- Boxes of every description made to order at short notice. House, 428 Broad street.


MESLOR & SMITH, Wholesale and retail Manufacturers of Hat and Packing Boxes of every description, 1 Pierson's Alley.


T. J. PHILLIPS, Manufacturer of Refrigerators, Hat and Packing Boxes, 36 Quarry street.


316


ADVERTISEMENTS.


REFECTORIES, CITY COFFEE HOUSE, LUNCH, AND READING ROOM, 132 Market st. near Broad. Breakfasts, Dinners and Suppers. (of the best the mar- ket affords) served up at short notice, at any hour from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. Charges moderate. GEORGE H. JONES


FRANKLIN LUNCH,


354 Broad street. Newark,


The subscriber, late of the Union Lunch. 133 Market st. would inform his old customers and the public generally, that he has removed to the light and airy basement, 354 Broad st. a few doors north of the City Hotel, next to Franklin Hall, where he is prepared to serve his custom- ers in the best style, with every description of eatables. JOSEPH CREE.


THE VERANDAH RESTAURANT, 284 Broad street, Newark, Where Oysters are served up in every style. Also, Hot Coffee, Cakes, and Steaks, &c. always ready a: a call Breakfast, Dinner and l'ea, at regular hours. WM H. TRAWIN. Families supplied with Oysters at all hours.


NEW JERSEY HOUSE.


MRS. CHADWICK'S DINING & OYSTER SALOON, No. 74 MULBERRY STREET, (CORNER OF MARKET.) NEWARK, N. J.


L' Boarding by the Day or Week.


317


ADVERTISEMENTS.


JAMES B. TAYLOR, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,


And Teacher of the Piano Forte, Singing, Spanish Guitar, Flute, Violin, Violoncello, &c. Residence No. 2 Arch street, near Warren. N. B .- Music arranged for any regular Orchestral Instru- ment, or for any Number of Instruments. Music copied or furnished for Concerts &c., at short notice and on reasonable terms.


WILLIAM H. EARL, DEALER IN


ICE


No. 243 Broad-Street


REGULATIONS FOR THE


RETAIL TRADE.


The following quantities of ICE will be delivered at any part of the City, at the prices annexed :-


6 lbs. a day from May 10 to September 20, $4 00


8 66


5 00 10


6 00


12


8 00


100 lbs. for Three Shillings, and any quantity above that, at the same rate. If aton is taken at any one time, a reasonable deduction will be made.


Families supplied the WHOLE YEAR at fair prices.


Complaints against the drivers for neglect, carelessness, or any cause must be made at the office, and they will be promptly attended to.


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318


ADVERTISEMENTS.


BUTCHERS.


BANGS ELI, near Depot, N J. Railroad BATHGATE JAMES E. Centre Market 22


BIRD JAMES R. do 15


BIRD JEREMIAH, North Ward, Broad 21


BURNET TIMOTHY, South do 2


CRANE GEORGE, Centre Market 6


CREGIER JOHN A. South Ward, Broad st. 392


DURIE JAMES, Washington Market, Walnut st. 37 FAITOUTE HENRY, North Ward Market. I


HELLINGER F. C. Centre Market 16


HOLDEN GEORGE, do 9


JOHNSTON GEORGE T. do 2


LEWIS GEORGE,


do


10 and 12


LUM STEPHEN, South Ward, Mulberry st.


281


McBETH A. G. Centre Market 19


MCBETH WILLIAM, Centre Market 4


SCHMITT GOTTHART, Jr. Ferry 18


SCHMITT JACOB, Centre Market 14


TOMPKINS J. T. do


5 and 7


WAMBOLD ABRAHAM, do


1 and 3


319


ADVERTISEMENTS.


LEATHER & OIL DEALERS.


BALDWIN CALVIN -


60 Market


BALDWIN WM. A. - 66 Market


BROWN G. P. - 56 Market DICKERSON & CO. JAS. L. · 62 Market DOUGHERTY E. C. & H. F. - 58 Market FRANCIS EBENEZER - - 74 Market


GARTHWAITE J. THOMAS - 52 Market


GARTHWAITE WILLIAM 88 Market


HALL GEORGE W. -


78 Market


HALSEY & TUCKER - 68 Market


HOLLINGSWORTH J. 159 and 161 Washington


HOWELL & DAWSON 72 Market


HOWELL SAMUEL M. 82 Market


JACOBUS & UTTER 84 Market


JONES EDWARD E. - 60 Market


PIERSON & BERRY - 863 Market


SIMPSON JOHN W. -


154 River -


TEESE CONRAD


159 and 161 Washington


MOROCCO DRESSERS.


BRADY PHILIP


- 29 Searing


DOUGHERTYS & YOUNG


- 64 Market


WATTS GEORGE


rear 94 Market


WOOL DEALERS.


COX PATRICK G.


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173 Plane


GRAFTON WILLIAM -


-


176 Plane


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


WOOD AND COAL.


GEORGE S. MILLS,


Wood and Coal dealer, 42 North Canal street, corner of Cherry, Schuylkill, Red Ash, Hazleton, Laurel Hill, Lehigh Bea- ver Meadow, broke and delivered to order-also Hickory and Oak Wood, of the first quality. Terms Cash.


DAVIS V. JOHNSON,


Wholesale Wood and Coal Dealer at T. V. Johnson's Commercial Dock Schuylkill, Hazleton and other Coals from the best veins broken and delivered to order. Also Virginia Coal from the best mines. Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood of the first quality, cheap for Cash.


ISAAC HALSEY,


City Coal Yard, 41 River street, Dealer in Schuylkill, Hazleton, Lehigh, Laurel Hill, Beaver Meadow, Virginia and Liverpool Coals and Pine Wood at the City Coal Yard, next below the Union Coal Yard.


W. R. & M. SAYRE,


Wholesale and retail dealers in Schuylkill, Hazleton. Lehigh, and other hard Coals, broken, screened and delivered to suit purchasers-also Virginia. for smith's use. Cheap for ready pay only. Yard adjoining the Railroad Bridge. Wm. R. Sayre, Marcus Sayre.


A. S. REEVE & CO.


Dealers in all kinds of hard Coals, broken and delivered to suit purchasers-also, Hickory and Oak Wood of the best qualities, Cheap for Cash. Yard 141 River, foot of Lumber st. A. S. Reeve. F. S. Thomas.


ADVERTISEMENTS. 321


WOOD AND COAL.


SILAŞ FORD,


Coal and Wood dealer, 59 River Street opposite Cherry street, at Union Coal Yard.


FAITOUTE & STOUDINGER,


Coal and Wood dealers, Ogden Street foot of Divi- sion Street. .


JAMES CROWELL & CO.


Coal and Wood dealers, No. 1 Ogden Street, first yard north of the Bridge.


JOSEPH SWEASEY,


Coal and Wood dealer, No. 10 Commercial Street, at Shipman's Basin.


STEPHENSON & DOUGLASS,


Coal and Wood dealers, 16 East River Street, cor. of Jackson Street.


JAMES R. SAYRE, JR.


Coal and Wood dealer, second yard South of the Steam Boat Dock.


PRUDEN. ALLING,


Coal and Wood dealer, 2 Commercial Street, T. V. Johnson's Dock.


A. O. PIERSON,


Wood and Coal merchant, 46 Kinney st., " All orders promptly attended to. Terms Cash.


322


ADVERTISEMENTS.


CITY GOVERNMENT.


Mayor-James M. Quinby.


City Clerk-Daniel T. Clark.


Chosen Freeholders-Wm. Garthwaite, S. G. Gould.


City Surveyor-Elias Dunn.


City Counsel-F. T. Frelinghuysen.


City Attorney-F. T. Frelinghuysen.


City Treasurer-John Hartshorne, Jr.


Street Commissioner-John Hays.


Surveyors of Highways-James H. Halsey, Robert Dod. Overseer of Pour-Albert Munn.


Coroners-George H. Bruen, L. A. Hall.


President of Common Council-Frederick H. Smith.


NORTH WARD.


Aldermen-David Campbell, Cortlandt Parker, Joseph L. Alden, Edward Silvey. Judge of Election-David Campbell.


Inspectors of Election-James Silvey, Aaron Young:


Ward Clerk-J. W. Osborn.


Assessor-James Silvey.


Collector-Aaron Young.


Commissioner of Appeal-R. D. Baldwin.


School Committec- Lucius D. Baldwin, Silas Merchant.


Constables-Calvin Lyon, Rich'd Francisco, Wm. B. Wilson.


Aldermen-Jona V. Nichols, J. Hollingsworth, Ebenezer Francis, Jacob Van Arsdale. Judge of Electron -Richard Sweasey.


Inspectors of Election-D. Murphy, F. H. Teese.


Ward Clerk-Frederick W. Ricord.


Assessor-James Whittemore.


Collector-David J. Camfield.


Commissioner of Appeal-Henry A. Mourison.


School Committee-A. N. Dougherty, Milton Baldwin.


Constables-C. D. Tichenor, John Post, Peter Whitbeck. Aldermen-Frederick H. Smith, Bernard Mc Cormick, jr. Nehemiah Perry, Ambrose Williams.


Judge of Election-George S. Mills.


Inspectors of Election-David Thomas, Jacob Johnson.


Ward Clerk-Joseph Shipman.


Assessor-William A. Lum.


Collector-James B. Congar.


Commissioner of Appeal-A. P. Ely.


School Commitice-Stephen Congar, S. H. Pennington. Constables-J. W. Southard, O. R. Smith, G. Sanford.


Aldermen-J. C. Garthwaite, C. T. Pierson, A. Wilcox, Danicl Price.


Judge of Election-S. R. Haines.


Inspectors of Election-Moses'B. Coe, William B. Douglass .. Ward Clerk-A. H. Sherman.


Assessor-John Murray.


Collector-Jonathan Pierson.


Commissioner of Appeal-James Wheeler.


School Committee-John Whitehead, H. N. Peters. .


Constables-E. C. Blazier, G. Dudley, John Thatcher.


WEST WARD.


KAST WARD.


BOUTH WARD.


FIFTH WARD


Aldermen-Wm. W. Pollard, J. A. Pennington, Wm. Dennis, Mulford W. Casterline. Judge of Election-James H. Tichenor. Inspectors of Election-Jas. Durie, John Brill . Ward Clerk-Samuel Clark.


Assessor-Samuel C. Collyer. Collector-William S. Emery.


Commissioner of Appeal-Francis E. Lindsley.


School Csommittee-Wm. A. Righter, Jas. F. Bond. Constables-T. J. Duvall, G. A. Bachmeyer, David Poinier.


STANDING COMMITTEES.


Finance.


Police.


Messrs. Garthwaite, Nichols, · McCormick, Streets. Messrs. McCormick,


Silvey,


Price, Hollingsworth, Casterline, Wharves. Messrs. Casterline, Francis, Alden, Lamps.


Messrs. Price, Williams, Casterline, Watch.


Messrs. Silvey,


Garthwaite, Francis, Fire Department. Messrs. Nichols, Silvey, Pollard, Morkets.


Messrs. Williams,


Pierson, Van Arsdale, Alms.


Messrs. Campbell, Price, Pennington, Water. Messrs. Wilcox, Williams, Hollingsworth,


Messrs. Pennington,


Pierson,


Francis,


Assessments.


Messrs. Pierson, Campbell, Van Arsdale, Public Grounds.


Messrs. Pollard, Perry, Parker, Schools. Messrs. Parker, Perry, Casterline, Offices.


Messre. Perry, Pollard, Garthwaite, Licenses.


Messrs. Hollingsworth,


Alden,


Dennis,


Ordinances.


Messrs. Van Arsdale, Parker, Pennington, Accounts.


Messrs. Dennis. Wilcox, Campbell, Shows.


Messrs. Alden,


NcCormick,


Wilcox,


. Nichols, Dennis, and President. -


AMZI DODD, Clerk of Common Council.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


DOCTORS' LIST.


Akers Oscar J. 91 Broad Annin Jonathan D J73 Market Baldwin Milton. 58 Bank st. Banks Samuel, 356 Broad


Brown W Murtimer. 396 Broad c. Hill. Clark J Henry, 228 Broad st.


Coles Abraham, 172 Market st.


Congar Stephen, 23 Fair st. Corwin Joseph A. 38 Ferry st. Darcy John S. 261 Broad Dougherty A. N. 105} Market st. Dufford William, 1 Commerce st.


Eyrich Christopher 2 William st. Goble Jabez G. 415 Broad st. Grover William B. 149 Market st. Hall Lewis A. 179 Broad st. Hill Ambrose B 358 Broad st. Jackson Joseph B. 181 Broad st. King Thomas S. 172 Market st. Lafon Thomas, 257 Broad st. Loweree Thomas W. 377 Broad st. Lyon Silas S. 377 Broad st. Mead William, 111 Broad st. Mercer Wm. T. 224 Broad st.


Nichols Isaac A. 261 Broad st.


Nichols Whitfield, 261 Broad st. Norton Horace, 265 Broad st. Osborne Edward, I S. Market st. Pennington S. H. 255 Broad st.


Reeves Abner W. 130} Broad st.


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Sandford William P. P. 1 Commerce st- Sheehan P E. 66 New st. Smith Lyndon A. 253 Broad st. Taylor Wm W. 259 Broad st.


Wade Joseph L, 173 Market. Ward George S. 388 Broad st.


Ward John F. 382A Broad st.


Ward W. S. 99 Broad st.


DENTISTS.


Arms S. E. 223 Broad st.


Colburn A. G. Pliny. 269 Broad st.


Conover William H. 322 Broad st.


Fowler James F. 5 Cedar st. Harrington Daniel, Market st.


Hassel John, 177 Market st. Lord William G. 281 Broad st. Lyman Lyndon G. 333 Broad st. Moore G. J. 259 Broad st.


Ward William W 24 Clinton st.


CANCER DOCTOR. Wallace Daniel, successor to Dr. Lynch 703 Broad st.


325


ADVERTISEMENTS.


NURSES' LIST.


See list of Names for any alterations in their numbers.


Agens Sarah, 2 Warren street.


Allen Sarah, 2 Ball's Court.


Baldwin Mary, 20 North Essex street.


Brandow Margaret, 14 Fair street.


Brydon Margaret, 15} Lawrence street.


Canfield Elizabeth, 15 Lafayette street. Carr Elizabeth, 27 Academy street.


Carr Margery, 186 Washington street.


Case Elizabeth, 19 Boudinot street. Condit Lydia, 70 Kinney street.


Cooper Mary, 62 Boston street. Cutler Mary, 28 Fair street. Earl Charlotte, 1 Garrabrants Court. Earl Clarissa, 20 Hill street.


Foster Mary, 7 Sheffield street.


Gallager Sarah, 65 Washington street.


Gardner Nancy, 121 Kinney street.


Hall Sarah Jane, 33 Fair street. Humes Sarah, 6 S. Market street.


Hyde Mrs 120 Broad street. Jacobus Elizabeth. 18 Chestnut street.


Joralemon Leah, 174 Washington street.


Keene Lucinda, 71 Mulberry street. King Mrs. 15 Academy street. King Rachel, 58 Bank street.


L'Hommedieu Phebe, 66 Catharine street.


Magie Elizabeth, 9 Orchard street. Marcell Sarah, 19 New street. Morehouse Susan, 41 Warren street.


Morton Sarah, 162 Plane street.


Ogden Jane C. 18 North Prospect street.


Peer Margaret Ann, Lawrence n. Market. Polly Keziah, 71 Spring street. Rodrigo Elizabeth, 5 Franklin street. Robinson Catharine, 6 Fulton street. Robinson Susan, 331 Broad street. Sanders Lydia, 48 Lawrence street,


Sandford Phebe, 33 S. Essex street.


Spinning Hannah. 226 Plane street. Taylor Eliza, 106 Academy street. Thompson Hannah, rear 68 Kinney street. " Valentine Catharine, 127 Kinney street. Wood Elizabeth, 294 Washington street. Woodruff Elizabeth. 44 Liberty street.


326


ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER


PASSAIC,


CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY,


Having been lengthed 55 feet, and being now 220 feet long, with a new boiler, and a new, commodious and elegantly furnished deck saloon. 90 feet in length, (ex- pressly for ladies.)-commenced running between Newark and New York, on Tuesday, 11 March, and makes two trips a day from each place, leaving as follows, viz :


Centre Wharf, Newark, 74 o'clock, A. M.


P. M.


Foot of Barclay st., N. York. 10 o'clock, A. M. 4 P. M.


FARE.


To New York,


123 cents.


To Bergen Point, -


12} cents.


The Passaic is remarkable for speed, performing the distance in from an hour and a half to an hour and three quarters each trip.


Ladies will find this route very pleasant, and particu- larly advantageous, as the inconvenience of changing from car to ferry boat with baggage is avoided.


Goods and freight taken on reasonable terms, but only at the risk of the owners.


327


ADVERTISEMENTS.


MORRIS & ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY-


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Commmencing Monday, April 7th, 1851. - Leave Dover 3 A. M. Freight ; 7. 10 A. M. and 2 00 P. M. Morristown 4. (Freight) 6.7,45 A. M., and 2,35 P. M. 1 Millville, 5, (Freight) 6,43, 8,23, A. M., and 1,15, 3,18 P. M.


RETURNING-Leave New York.


For Dover 8}, 113 A. M. Freight ; and 4 P. M.


Morristown 83, 113 A. M. Freight ; and 4, 6 P. M. Millville 8}, 10, 11} A. M. Freight ; and 4, 6 P. M.


.


AS FOLLOWS :


DOVER PASSENGER LINES.


Morning Train,


Afternoon Train.


Leave Dover at 7.10 A. M.


Leave Dover at 2,00 P M.


Morrristown 7,45


Madison, 7,55


Summit, 8,13


Millville, 8.23


Millville, 3,18


Orange, 8,38


" Orange, 3,38


Arrive at Newark 8,50 €


" New York, 9,35


Arrive at Newark 3.50 New York 4,30


RETURNING-Leave New York 84. A. M., and 4 P. M. Newark 9} A. M. and 4; P. M.


MORRISTOWN ACCOMMODATION LINE.


Leave Morristown 6,00 A. M. Millville 6,43 A. M.


Madison 6,10 Orange, 7,03


6. Summit, 6,33 " Arriving at Newark 7,20 " New York, 8,00 "


RETURNING-Leave New York 6 P. M. Newark 6,45 P. M. MILLVILLE ACCOMMODATION LINE.


Leave Millville 1,15 P. M. Orange Station 1,35 P. M .; Arriving at Newark at 1.50 P. M. and New York at 2,40P.M. Leave New York for Millville at 10 A. M., and Newark at 10} A. M.


FREIGHT LINE,


With Car attached for the accommodation of Freighters will leave Dover at 3 A. M., arriving in New York at 7,30 A. M; returning will leave New York at11} A. M., carrying passengers to and from Stations on the road where freight is received and delivered.


J. B. GADDIS, Superintendent.


Morristown 2,35


Madison, 2,45


Summit, 3,08 ..


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


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CHARLES GRANT, 107 Market street, opposite Harrison, Manufacturer of Marble Mantels, Tables, Monuments, Tomb and Grave Stones, of the best Egyptian, Italian, and American Marbles, executed in the best modern Style. Also, stone work for buildings, made to order, of Connecticut or Newark stone.


AMOS WILCOX, 142 Market street, Manufacturer of Marble Mantels, Monuments, Grave Stones, and wall Plates, Also, Stand, Table, and Bureau Tops, of the best Egyptian and Italian Marble.


C. T. DUNCOMB, No. 150 Market street, Manufacturer of Marble Monuments and Tombs of every description. Marble Mantels of every variety, furnished to order, on the most reasonable terms.


JONATHAN STEVENS, 76 Broad street near the Rail Road Depot, Manufacturer of Marble Monuments, Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces. Every description of work executed with neatness. and despatch.


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IN MEMORY


OF MAJOR GENERAL


ZACHARY TAYLOR,


PRESIDENT OF 0 HITZO STATES


March 4th, 1849,


DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 9th, 1850, AGED 66 YEARS.


Holding office one Year, Four Months, and Five Days.


MILLARD FILLMORE,


OF NEW YORK,


VICE PRESIDENT,


SUCCEEDED PRESIDENT TAYLOR,


AS PRESIDENT.


~330


ADVERTISEMENTS.


S. P. SMITH,


ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER OF


NEWARK


VARNISHES


239 Mulberry st.


NEWARK, N. J.


EXTRA DURABLE ELASTIC VARNISH, equal to the English.


COACH BODY VARNISH, Extra Light Shade. COACH OR CARRIAGE, for Running parts.


BLACK ASPHALTUM VARNISH,


DRYING JAPAN, LEATHER.


No. 1 and 2 Furniture Polishing


FLOWING, 66


SCRAPING, 66 WHITE OR MAP


3310A


ADVERTISEMENTS.


DANIEL PRICE & CO.


Manufacturers of an Improved


Copal arnish, No. 237 Mulberry Street,


Coach Body Varnish, light shade


Coachı


Black Japan


Brown Japan 66 sure drier,


Leather


Light Shade flowing Varnish


No. 1 and 2 Furniture Polishing Varnish


Scraping


Spirits Turpentine, Oil, &c.


DANIEL PRICE. D. M. FITZGERALD.


THOMPSON PRICE & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF COACH, FURNITURE, BROWN AND BLACK


VARNISHES,


PREPARED OILS, etc. 224 Mulberry street, Newark, N. J. Thompson Price, Daniel Price & Co.


BIGELOW & PRICE, MANUFACTURERS OF Coach, Furniture, Brown & Japan NABNISHES,


PREPARED OILS, &c. No. 228 Mulberry Street. NEWARK, N. J. Moses Bigelow. David Price.


332


ADVERTISEMENTS.


MILLER, JOHNSON & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF COACH, FURNITURE, BROWN AND JAPAN VARNISHES, PREPARED OILS, &C., No. 222 Mulberry Street .. NEWARK, N. J,


Isaac Miller, Alfred C. Johnson,


Daniel A. Johnson.


PIERSON & ROBERTSON, Manufacturers of Improved Copal Varnish, Japan, No. 225 Rail Road Avenue, NEWARK, N. J.


Sylvester C, Pierson, Elias C. Robertson


HENRY WHITENACK, (Late Whitenack and Bell,)


HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING


Graining. Glazing, and Paper Hanging. Also Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnish, &c, · At the late stand of Caleb Thayer, 56. MULBERRY STREET, Newark, N. J.


ITAll Work executed with Promptness.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


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WM. G. BLACK, HOUSE. SIGN & ORNAMENTAL


& GILDER,


156 Market Street, NEWARK, N. J.


Manufactures and has constantly on hand T Tindo


Shades, of various patterns, also,


French and American Paper Hangings, Fire Board Prints, Borders &c.,


Room Paper Varnished in a superior manner, and warranted to wash.


WINDOW SHADES


Painted to Order on the most reasonable terms.


R. L. WESTERVELT,


HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL


, GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER,


NO. 77 MULBERRY STREET. NEWARK, N. J. Ready Mixed Paints, Varnish, &c. All work executed with neatness and dispatch.


334


ADVERTISEMENTS.


DAVIS, CURRIER & SANFORD


IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, No. 290 Market Street, NEAR: THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT, NEWARK, N. J. Builders of Steam Engines, Paper Mills, Paper and Calender Rolls, Lathes of all viz :- Drops, kinds, Jewelers' Tools, Shears, Draw Benches, Screw Lever Presses.


and


AND MILL WORK IN GENERAL


Alexander H. Davis, Cyrus Currier, F. P. Sanford N. B .- Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns made to order.


DOD & INSLEE,


MACHINISTS


HEDENBERG'S FACTORY, NEWARK, N. J. Manufacture Jewelers' Lathes, Shears and Presses also, Trunk makers' Presses and Shears. Carpenter's Morticing Machines, Machinist's Tools. Shafting and Light Machinery generally. J. G. Dod, A. Inslee.


E. & S. D. GOULD, MACHINISTS.


In all its Various Branches at HEDENBERG'S FACTORY, Inclined Plane of Morris Canal. E. Gould, formerly of the firm of Gould & Inslee. Ezra Gould. s. D. Gould.


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ADVERTISEMENTS


HEWES & PHILLIPS, MACHINISTS,


MANUFACTURERS OF Steam Engines, Lathes, PLANING MACHINES, POWER PRESSES, AND Machinery of all Descriptions Union Iron Works, Meeker's Foundry.


HARRISON & BREESE


MACHINISTS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT & COMMON AXLES, AT J. M. QUINBY'S COACH FACTORY, No 325 BROAD STREET, NEWARK, N. J. Cart crank axles, new boxes, caps, and nuts, fitted to old axles, and repairs in general done at short notice.


BENJ. F. HARRISON,


THOMAS BREESE.


Coach Spring MANUFACTURERS. JAS. N. JORALEMON & CO. COACH SPRING AND AXLE MANUFACTORY, 72 Clay Street, near Broad.


PHILIP QUIGLEY, Wholesale and Retail Mannfacturers of SPIRIT LEVELS, AND CARPENTER'S TOOLS IN GENERAL, JORALEMONS' FACTORY, 72 CLAY ST.


336


ADVERTISEMENTS.


S. E. CANFIELD & CO.


MANUFACTURERS OF


Garden & Field Hoes & Rakes,


GARDEN and MASONS TROWELS,


Mincing Knives, Tobacco Cutters, Cabbage and Beef Cutters, Mincing machines, Apple Parers, Claw, Wrenches, Bed Keys &c.


5 'and 7 Rail Road Avenue opposite the depot. S. E. Canfield, Alex. Campfield


R. M, GRUMMON,


(Successor to James T. Hedden,)


Rear of J. M. Quinby's Coach Factory,


325 Broad st., Newark, N. J.


Manufacturer of all kinds of Carriage and Harness Furniture, such as


Bands, Handles, Coach Locks, and Hinges, Glass string Rollers, Glass Frames, Terrets, Hooks, Swivels, Ornaments, Saddle Nails &c.


All kinds of Brass and Silver plated Ware, and patent? harness mountings.


JOSEPH GARDNER,


16 Mulberry street. DIE SINKER, STAMPER, BRAZIER, AND STOVE & LAMP ORNAMENT MAKER,


All kinds of Ornaments, and fancy Mouldings, Agricultu ral, Society, School Medals. Society and Notary seals of all kinds engraved to Order. N. B .- Marking Plates, and burn Marks cut to order.


337


ADVERTISEMENTS.


ALFRED HUNTER,


TABLE KNIFE MANUFACTURER. ALSO, FINE CUTLERY. SHEFFIELD, CORNER STATE. House 145 Quarry Street.


Steol Flate MANUFACTURER.


JOHN GARSIDE,


ENGRAVERS' STEEL PLATE MANUFACTURER ALSO FINE TABLE CUTLERY- Washington Factory, House 99 Mill.


BEDFORD & CRANE,


MANUFACTURERS OF


CARRIAGE BOWS,


Bent Felloes, Shafts, §.c. 56 Mechanic street, Newark, N. J.


S. Bedford. S. O. Crane,


CHARLES L. CHAPLAIN,


MANUFACTURER OF


TURNED SPOKES.


PHOENIX WORKS, No. 204 MARKET STREET. 29


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


S. B. MILLER, DEALER IN KITCHEN RANGES OFYO


VARIOUS PATTERNS,


FITTED UP WITH OR WITHOUT


WATER TURES


Copper Basins, Water Closets,


Wash Bowls,


Bath Tubs,


Shower Baths,


Hot Air Furnaces, Registers' Stove of various Patterns, Stoves Pipes, Coal Hods, Tin and Sheet Iron Work, Done to order.


PUMPS and every thing connected with the conduct ing of Hot or Cold Water in any part of buildings, or Heating the Buildings with Hot Air.


PLUMBING IN GENERAL


COPPER WORK DONE TO ORDER,


Chain Pumps with Oak Pipas.


Whitehead's Improved Well Pumps, a superior article, free from frost, or any bad effect on the water, handsome in appearance and work easy.


FORCE PUMPS


OOF DIFFERENT SIZES AND PATTERNS.


The above Pumps are of my own manufacture, under the superintendence of E. W. Whitehead, who has had much experience in the above business. The above Pumps I Warrant. Also for sale Douglass and other Iron Pumps.


Pumps of all kinds Repaired at Short Notice.


N. B. Those who are about building, would do well Sto consult me about Furnaces and Range Fixtures be- fore maturing their plan


340 Broad Street.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


340


TETT THE Water


ALFRED EXALL,


(Successor to J. B. Ward,)


TIN SMITH, COPPER SMITH, AND PLUMBER, 148 Market Street,


Having enlarged his premises, is fully prepared 10 execute all work that may be entrusted to him in his line of business. He continues the sale of


ATWOOD'S EMPIRE HOT AIR COOKING STOVE. Which has stood without an equal for the last five years during which time more than six hundred have been sold in this city. He is sole agent for


Culver's Hot fir Furnaces,


BEEBE'S well known KITCHEN RANGES, MERKLEES Do. Do. EMPIRE Do. Do.


Which he is prepared to set up in the best manner with or without Hot Water Fixtures. An assortment of


Parlor Stones and Grates, Will always be kept on hand together with


STOVES FOR STORES, BED ROOMS, SHOPS. ETC., ETC.,


By an arrangement with the Newark Aqueduct Co., he is authorised to lay lead pipes, from the main, and to make repairs to those now laid.


Pumps of every variety made and repaired.


341


ADVERTISEMENTS.


GENERAL KITCHEN


FURNISHING STORE.


ELIAS C. BEAM,


P 302 REMEMBER 302, E Broad Street, Newark, N. J., near Market, Manufacturer and Dealer in Stoves and Tin ware of every variety, &c., &c. THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE, Hot Air and Air Tight Cooking Stoves, a very superior article. Uncle Sam Air Tight, Rotary Air Tight,


Mott's Tabular Quick Oven, Coal Burners, &c., qc. A GENERAL ASSORTMENT BRITANNIA & PLATED WARE,


Urns, Castors, Lamps, Spoons, French Coffee Pots, &c CUTLERY.


Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, &c., &c. HOLLOW WARE, Pots, Kettles, Frying Pans, Enamelled Kettles, &c., &c. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN


BRASS KETTLES. SITZ BATHS & BATHING TUBS, all sizes CEDAR TUBS AND PAILS. A large assortment of Chest and Upright Refri ra 0 Also, Anthony and Emerson's Patent Double Acting


RY CHURNS.


The simplest and best ever invented. (Warranted.) For Sale, Wholesale and Retail at 302 Broad street, by ELIAS C. BEAM.


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342


ADVERTISEMENTS.


D. LYNCH,


STOVE DEALER, 186 Broad Street, A few doors below New, opposite the Park, Newark, N. J.




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