Directory of the City of Newark, for 1851-52, Part 24

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


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D. LYNCH, Respectfully calls the attention of the Public to a large assortment of


And warranted in every respect, being his own manufacture, and made expressly for family use. Also, a large assortment of STOVES, viz :


AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVES, CHAMPION AIR TIGHT, QUEEN OF THE STATES, HALL & PARLOR STOVES.


Many other styles of Stoves which will be sold at the lowest possible prices. Call and examine for yourselves, at D. LYNCH'S 186 Broad-st., opposite the Park.


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343


ADVERTISEMENTS.


JAMES HAGUE,


No. 330 Broad Street (old stand.)


Continues to keep his usual assortment of Stoves, such as Troy Air Tight Cooking Stove.


Irving


Green Mountain


Queen


68


Stanley's Parlor Coal Burner Morrison's .. 66


Various Patterns of Wood Stoves, Cylinder Stoves &c. Knickerbocker Ranges, Pierce's


ATLANTIC AIM-FICHE De OF ENTRY PATENTED 1850


344


ADVERTISEMENTS.


COPPER SMITHS AND


PL MBER S


REMOVED TO NO. 20 MECHANIC STREET.


Knickerbocker, Culver's, West's Ranges.


All kinds of Copper work done to order.


Croton Bath Boilers at Wholesale or Retail.


PLUMBING,


Baths, Water Closets, Wash Basins, Showers, put up with HOT & COLD WATER


Kitchen Ranges of any Patterns in the Market with or without Water Fixtures.


Hot Air Furnaces, Pumps, Garden En. gines, Fountains, Hat-


ters' Drum on Flat Bottom. Kettles on hand or made to order of every descri p - tion and size.


345


ADVERTISEMENTS


E. A. ALLEN,


MANUFACTURER OF


SPURS


Saddlery, and Coach Hardware,


MILITARY & HARNESS ORNAMENTS,


erman Silver Mountings,


FOR THE SPANISH TRADE,


AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SPUR


No. 208 Market Street, NEWARK, N. J.


17 Every description of Mountings Manufactured to order.


IRON FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP. GEO. H. RENTON,


MACHINIST & FOUNDER.


MANUFACTURES IMPROVED STEAM ENGINES, AND OTHER MACHINERY, 522 High, near Orange Street. NEWARK, N. J.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


:346


BROUNY ALDWIN,


MANUFACTURERS OF


COACH & SADDLERY hardware,


SILVER PLATERS AND BRASS FOUNDERS,


CORNER OF EAST HAMILTON AND BRUEN STREETS, Near Market Street Rail Road Depot,


P. A. BROUNN, T. E. BALDWIN. NEWARK, N. J.


Where they are constantly Manufacturing Brass Terrets, Pad, Saddle and Bolt Hooks, Pad Screws, Swivels, Gag Chains, Bands, Handles, Hames, Pad Plates, Dashes. Crcoper Loops, Trace Buckles, Collar Loop Buckles, Trace Loops, Silver Terrets and hooks.


Thankful to their friends for the liberal patronage they have received during the past year, they hope by strict at- tention to business to merit a continuance of their favors. N. B. All orders in their line thankfully received and puntually attended to.


AUCTIONEER,


JAMES W. SOUTHARD,


Auctioneer, 85 Commerce St. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.


347


ADVERTISEMENTS.


WARD & PURCELL, COACH LAMP


MANUFACTURERS, NO. 37 RIVER STREET, Near the Rail Road Depot, NEWARK, N. J. William Ward, John C. Purcell. Coach Lamps of the latest and most fashionable patterns. Engine and Hose Carriage Lamps made to order.


EAGLES & LOCKWOOD, Wholesale and retail Manufacturers of


COACH LAMPS


of every description. 16 Mechanic st.


Alfred Eagles,


C. N. Lockwood. §


JORALEMON & FIELDING,


LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS, JOBBING, &C., No. 22 Mechanic Street.


The subscribers inform their friends and the public generally, that they have taken the above place, where all orders will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. ALSO, PIANO FORTE LOCKS,


Door Plates, House Numbers, Brands, Stamps, Pattern Letters and Figures. John P. Joralemon, Henry Fielding.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


#348


MATTHEW ELY,


Manufacturer of every description of


IRON RAILING


FOR HOUSES, CEMETERY LOTS, PARKS &C. 73 Mulberry street.


CYRUS EDWARDS,


Manufacturer of


Plain & Ornamental Iron Railing


For Cemetery Lots of various patterns. Book Safes, Doors, Iron Sashes, Shutters, and all kinds of Iron Hames, and Bedsteads.


Rail Road Avenue, near Market Street Depot, NEWARK, N. J.


N. B. Persons having Lots to enclose in the Cemetery will find it to their advantage to call as above.


All kinds of Jobbing done at the shortest notice.


HARRISON, PIERSON, & CO.,


Manufacturers of


A. D. CRANE'S PATENT HORSE AND DOG POWERS, THRASHERS, &C. No. 84 Orange Street,


Joseph D Harrison, Nathan W. Pierson, William L. Harrison.


NEWARK, N. J.


349


ADVERTISEMENTS.


LONDON


H 8 USE.


JOHN H. PHIPPS,


Begs most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of New- ark and its vicinity, that he still continues the Uphol- stery business in all its various branches, at the Old Stand, 156 BROAD STREET, And solicits the continuance of their patronage. "Rooms papered at short notice, and all orders prompt- ly attended to.


3


WILLIAM W. CUMBERLAND, CIVIL ENGINEER AND


MECHANIST.


Plans, Calculations, Inventions, Drawings, Models, and Descriptions of Machines for different purposes made to order, on reasonable Terms. Information given in re- gard to the most approved Machines and Processes used in the Arts and the Building of difficult Machinery su- perintended. He has had much experience in this busi- ness and respectfully refers to


A. Inslee & Co., Newark, N. J. Stephen Dodd, Esq. J. C. Fairbanks & Co., Elizabethport, N. J.


C. H. Waterbury, Esq. 66


George Birkbeck, Jr. New York,


Charles M. Keller, Esq.


B. S. Skates & Co., Mobile, Ala. John Cumberland, Esq.


Office, No. 1 New street corner Wall, New York. Residence, No. 5 Bleeker street, Newark, N. J.


C A350


ADVERTISEMENTS.


GEO. ROWDEN,


Manufacturer of


FRINGES, GIMPS, TASSELS,


346 BROAD STREET,


(Up stairs.)


Newark, N. J.


CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, FANCY TASSELS,


Hammer Cloth -Fringes,


Footman Holders,


Speaking Trumpets, Hearse Fringes.


Spring Tassels,


Drapery Tassels,


Picture Tassels,


Hearse Tassels.


Fancy Dress Trimmings and Buttons.


351


ADVERTISEMENTS.


NEIL'S


L


PATENT LOUNGE.


CORNELIUS HUGHES, No. 108 BROAD STREET (CORNER OF WASHINGTON PLACE. )


Manufacturer of Spiral Spring, Hair and Husk Mat trasses, Palliaster, Feather Beds, &c. Best Quality Live Geese Feathers Purified. IFSmall Profits and Quick Sales £E Upholstering, Paper Hanging, making and laying Carpets putting down Oil Carpets, Trimming Churches, Hang- ing Window Shades, &c. punctually attended to and in the neatest manner. N.B .- Renovating Feather Beds and cleaning Mattrasses


Also, C. Hughes has the Exclusive Right to Manufacture and sell in Essex Co. O'NEIL'S VALUABLE PATENT LOUNGE. This Lounge is simple, durable and Cheap, and may easily be so elevated and depressed as to be thrown in any desirable shape to suit the comfort of the incumbent. It is especially adapted to re . lieve the Sick in every stage of disease or fracture, and is very convenient for a casual rest. It is something New and Good, and the Public are invited to call and see it.


352


ADVERTISEMENTS.


JOHNSON BARBER,


UPHOLSTERER


196 Broad Street, Morris Buildings


Mattrasses and Palliasters


of every description, made to order on reasonable terms


Also constantly on hand and for sale


LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,


of the best Quality.


N. B .- UPHOLSTERING, PAPER HANGING, Making and Laying Carpets,


HANGING WINDOW SHADES, FITTING OIL CLOTHIS, &C., Punctually attended to.


{ A Share of Public Patronage is earnestly solicited.


89393


ADVERTISEMENTS.


SC C 353


BENJAMIN OLDS, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, 278 BROAD STREET,


(A FEW DOORS ABOVE MARKET,) NEWARK, N. J .


KEEPS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL, CLAS- SICAL, BLANKS AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES,


BLANK BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,


On hand, or Ruled and Bound to any Pattern the Pur- chaser may require,


TOGETHER WITH AN


EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF STATIONERY


MUSIC AND INSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR THE PIANO FURNISHED TO ORDER.


BOOK-BINDING , Executed in a Superior manner, and at Short Notice. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. Having a Good Assortment of materials, he is pre- pared to execute Books, Pamphlets, Cards, Hand- bills, Bills of Lading, Circulars, Labels, Blanks, and


PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.


354


ADVERTISEMENTS.


ISAAC MCILVAINE, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, 121 MARKET STREET.


The books of Carter, Dodd, Sunday School Union and Tract Society, are constantly kept or procured. Books for Children are carefully selected : also, Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalms and Hymns, School Blank and Miscellaneous Books. A se- lect assortment of Fancy Stationery with Pens, Ink and Paper. It will be his pleasure to exhibit to his friends and the public for low prices and present payment.


ARER HA


THIE Subscriber, (late of Philadelphia) has recently fitted up the Store 196 Broad-st , (Morris Buildings,) for the furnishing of


Plain and Decorative Wall Papers,


suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms, Vestibules. Cottages, Churches, Banks, Lodges, Division Rooms, &c. In the assortment are to be found Gilt and Satin papers for Parlors, &c.


Imitations of Marble, Oak, Birch; Pine, and Panels


for Halls, Churches, Banks, &c .; Grecian and Gothic styles for Cottages-also a large assortment for Chimney Ornaments, Linen, Oil and Paper


WINDOW SHADES,


Papers put up in the best manner in the City or Country. WILLIAM W CANSLER


NEWARK, April 1, 1851.


355


ADVERTISEMENTS.


WM. PEMBERTON.


Manufacturer of


Gold and Silver


PLATED


METAL


Also, plater's Brass, AND SILVER AND BRASS SOLDERS, No. 53 Fair Street, Newark, N. J


& R. MORTON, Manufacturers of the Highly Celebrated


SODA OR MINERAL


P ER


Put up in Bottles bearing their name.


129 Broad Street.


C. E. WILLIS,


Superintendent of the Newark and New York Express, old Line. Offices, 1 Mechanie St., Newark, and 58 Wil- liam St., New York. Residence, 14 Kinney St, Newark.


CAMPTOWN STAGE,


Leaves Budd's Camptown, at 7 o'clock, A. M. and 1 P. M. Leave Wyckoff's (City Hotel) Newark at 10 A. M. and 6 P. M.


E. S. LOOKER.


ADVERTISEMENTS.


@356


LOUIS L. BELANT,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOREIGN WINES & SPIRITS, NO. 29 FAIR STREET,


NEWARK, N. J.


Constantly on hand, Brandy, Meder's Swan Gin, Irish, Scotch and Monongahela Whiskey, St Croix and Jamaica Rum, Port, Madeira, Malaga and Cham- pagne Wines, Losey's Bitters, Philadelphia Porter, Pale Alc, &c., &c.


GEORGE WARD,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Foreign Wines & Spirits, 366 BROAD STREET,


(CORNER OF WILLIAM,)


NIWARE, N. J.


Constantly on hand Brandies of all qualities, Meder's Swan Gin, Irish, Scotch and Monongahela Whis- key, St Croix and Jamaica Rum, Port, Madeira, Malaga and Champagne Wines, Losey's Bitters, Phil- delphia Porter, Pale Ale, &c. &c.


357


ADVERTISEMENT.


This, my seventeenth edition of the NEWARK CITY DIREC- TORY, comes forth in good and reasonable time, notwith- standing the labor and expense is double now, to what it was in 1842, and without a corresponding increase of sales, which I ought to expect. There were 9,000 names last year, and 36,000 inhabitants. This year there are 10,000 names and 40,000 inhabitants-allowing (as usual) four persons to a name, (which is the true ratio.) There were built, from the 1st of Aprll, 1850, to the 1st of April, 1851, over five hundred buildings of various kinds-among which were three churches, viz: the 7th (High-st.) Presbyterian, 197 High, Rev. Daniel W Poor, Pastor; 2nd (South) Baptist, 42 Kinney-st., Rev. Dr. William Hague, Pastor ; 6th Methodist (Central) 181 Market, Rev. Joseph B Wake- ley, Pastor; all of which now number forty-just one church for every thousand inhabitants. In 1836 the city census was 19,732; in 1840, U. S. census, 17,202 ; in 1845, city census, 25,433, at which time there were 775 more females than males ; in 1850, U. S. census, 38,894-and by a supplement to the City Charter, passed at the recent session of the Legislature, two new Wards were created out of portions of the North, West, and South Wards- and the Assistant Marshalls for taking the census in this city, have carefully examined the census returns, and have ascertained, with great exactness, the population of the several Districts, or Wards, representing the bounds of the city of Newark, as hereafter constituted, viz: East Ward, 6,172 ; Fifth Ward, 4,597; North Ward, 5,750; Seventh Ward, 4,920, Sixth Ward, 3,349; South Ward, 7,658; West Ward, 6,448-total 38,894 In 1836 the buildings of wood, brick, or stone, were 2,300; 1845 the dwelling houses were 3,812 ; 1850 the dwellings were 5,106-mak- ing an average of just 200 buildings erected yearly for the last fourteen years. I gave early notice that I was printing all before and after the names, and that all those interested in that portion of my Directory to see to it, that all was right, and if not, to tell me-and if they wished their advertisement discontinued, to tell me, so that I hold all good for pay who did not tell me in time ; and if any one Jews me out of pay for their advertisement, they will never have the chance again, and must not expect any more favors of the kind until all arrearages are paid up in full. My Seventeenth Edition is now ready for sale, and all that remains is for the citizens to buy and pay for them on delivery, or they may WHISTLE for the next DIRECTORY.


May 16, 1851.


B. T. PIERSON.


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Accountants 46


Agents Commercial, (Front Pink). .20


Agen's in General . 46


Agricultural Tools. 336


Aqueduct Company 50


Asylums ..


51


Attorneys ..


300-301-302-303-304


Auctioneers (Front Pink 2) 346


Axle Manufacturers. 290-335


Bakers


. 29.1


Banks.


40-41-42


Bell Hanging. 203-347


.. 1


Book-binders, (Front Pink) . 4-5


Book binders tools, (Front Pink) .. 277-278.279


Boot and Shoe Store and manufactories


Bow Manufacturers


337


Box Manufacturers 315


Brass Foundries 281-291-293-336-3-16


Buckle Manufacturers, (Front Pink) 7-8


Builders Master ..


. 310-311-312


Buildings in 1850-51 37


Butchers. 318


Cabinet Manufacturers 281


274-275


Cap and Collar Manufacturers


Carpenters' Tools 335


267


Carpet Stores. 288


Carriage Manufacturers 36


Census for 1850


Chair Manufacturers 285


Churches.


.54


City Government 322


Clock and Watch Makers, ... (Front Pink Leaves). . 13-14-15 Clothiers ... . 272-273


Coach and Ladies Lace Manufacturer .259


Coach Lamp Manufacturers. 281-317


Coach and Wagon Manufacturers. .288


Coal and Wood Dealers .. . . 320-321


.284


Collar and Whip Manufacturers


280-281


Commissioners of Deeds 323


Committees Standing ..


Confectionery Manufacturers (Front Pink Leaf)


20


Congress Meets 39


Constables.


322


Conveyancers. . 305


Coopers ... .307


Corset and Shoulder Brace maker 276 .


Crock ery Stores. 307


Court Supreme. 38-39


Deaths in 1850 and in 12 years. 31-37


Dentists. 324


Die Sinker. 336


Doctor,' List 324


Druggists. 287


Dry Goods. 261-262-263


Eating Houses


316


Edge tool Manufacturers


291


Coffin Ware Rooms, (Front Pink 6)


.46-305


Cap and Hat Manufacturers. 276


359


INDEX.


Election Day .. 39


Engravers (Front Pink 45) 281


Engravers Steel Plate Manufacturer 337 Essex Co. Society Agricultural and Horticultural .50


Executive of New Jersey .. 32,33


Expresses . 355 Female Charitable Society . . 34


Fire Department .53


Fly Nets Manufacturers . 289-350


Foundries, Malleable, and others 275


Fur Blower ..


Fur . Store .275


Furnishing Ware Houses (Front Pink 6)


267-284-285


Furniture New and Second Hand,


284


Gas Light Company. .49


Gun Smith . .315


Grocers. (Front Pink Leat 18). 264-265-266


Hardware saddlery.


281-336-345-346


Hardware Stores .,


.268


Harness Furniture 281-336-345-316


Harness Manufacturers. .


.280-281


Hat and Cap Manufacturers


274-275


Hotels .. .308


Horse Power Machines .348


House Keepers' Goods, (Front Pink 6) 267.284-285


ice Dealer 317


india Rubber Goods, (Front Pink)


.3


Insurance Companies


43-44-45-46-17-48


nterments for 1850. 31 .


iron Stores ... 268 Jewelers Manufacturing 252-283


Jewelry Stores ( Front Pink)


13-11-15


Lace for Coaches and Ladies


259-350


Lamp Manufacturers.


291


Last Manufacturers


. 279


Lawyers 300-301-302-303-304


Leather and Oil Dealers. 319


Legislature Meets 39


Levels Spirit . 335


Library Association, (Frout Pink) .1


Lime and Cement Cos. 269


Liquor Dealers 356


Livery Stables .309


Lock Manufacturers 291-293


Looking Glass Manufacturers (Front Pink 8) .267


Lumber Merchants 313-314


Machinis s. 200-334-335-349


Male Nociciy for the Poor 35


Malleable Iren Foundrics 292


Marble and Stone Cutters. 328


Mason' Materials 314


Milliners .. . . 295


Millwright Iron Work 200


Morocco Dressers 319


Morris and E sex Rail Road. 327


Music Teachers (Front Pink 2) 317


New Jersey Executive . .32-33


. 1


Historical Society. (Front Pink)


.292


360


INDEX.


Nurses List . . 325


Painters, Portrait, Fancy, House and sign. 296-297-332-333


Paper Hangings .. . .354


Plane Manufacturers 315


Platers Gold, Silver, Brass, Wire and Metal. 281-355


Population of Newark .37


- Printers


.52


Pump Manufacturers 306-309


Railing makers. 348


Rail Road Morris and Essex 327


Refectories.


316


Refrigerators. 315


Saddle and Harness Manufacturers 280-281


Sash and Blind Manufacturers 236-297


Saw Filers . 315


School Newark 305


Shirt Manufacturers 276


Shoe Manufacturers 277-278-279


Soda Water Manufacturers, (Front Pink) 20-355


Spectacle Manufacturers


281


Spirit Level Manufacturers


335


Spoke Turner . 260-337


335


Stage Camptown 281


S:air Rod Manufacturer


S ationers and Binders, (Front Pink I) ..


353-354


Steam Boat Passaic.


.326 Steel Plate Manufacturers


337


Stocking, Shirt and Drawers.


276


Stone and Marble Cuiters.


328


Stove and Tin Dealers .


305


Suspender Manufacturers (Front Pink ) .7


Table Knife Manufacturer


337


Tailors Merchant, (Front pink 9-10-11- 12 )


Taylor Zachary, in memory of. 273


329


Tin and Stove Manufacturers 270-271-338-339-340-341-342-343 Tobacconist (Front Pink) 19


Tools Agricultural 336


Touls Carpenter and Shoemaker (Front Pink 4) 335


Town Meeting .. 39


Trunk Rivet Manufacturer (Front Pink)


.8


Trunk and Valise Manufacturers 280-281-306 Umbrella Manufacturer .276


Undertakers, 298-299


Upholsterers. 349-350-331-352


Varnish Manufacturers. 330-331-332


Wagon and Coach Manufacturers. 288


Watch Case and Dial Manufacturers .282


Watch and Clock Manufacturers( Front Pink) 13-14-15 Wesleyan Institute, (Front Pink). 16-17


Whip and Collar Manufacturers 280-281


Wood and Coal Dealers. 320-321


Wool Dealers 319


Spring, Step and Axle Manufacturers


355


Stock and Collar Manufacturers


276


Surveyors 270-271-338-339-340-341-342-343


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