Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1845-1846, Part 1

Author: Doggett, John, 1809-1852
Publication date: 1845
Publisher: New-York : J. Doggett, Jr.
Number of Pages: 484

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JNO. S. BETTS, Auctioneer.

RARD, BETTS Co.

William Gerard samuel of Theefici Jno. H. Hurtin,

GENERAL AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

STORE, 106 WALL-ST., CORNER OF FRONT.

monal attrat on given to the sale of Real estate and I' u phold Furniture of families breaking up -keeping; ale, to the sale of Storks of Groceries and merchandise of every description both in York and Bodyn .- Also. SOLE AGENTS for HARRIS' celebrated Wafer Pilot Biscuit and 4, fo Hows, Families and Shipping, in BarreIs and half Barrels ; fresh supplies reced weekly.

Pre im awarded at Fair of American Institute, October, 1814.

Te · e9 MALI a lerts,

T mererd,

P piffeal

BEN'" PIKE" 294 BROADMA NY

PIKE'S MACHECO-ELECTRIC MACHINES,

k Had a se. Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, Dvspepsin, been the past year by numerous Mas ut men,

best MEN. 6 be Kiren.

BENJAMIN PIRE, Optician, 294 Broadway, N. Y.

POTENT LOOKB. WALLETS, &C.,

juk Tycy De aniuthy als wiry gracy reduction, at

IN AND SPECTAOLE CASES.

ONE'S STEEL PENS.

HENRY JESSOP

SMPORTER, HRJURNSTREET, NEW-YORK.

CONET.LETLT ON HAND,

- m. foto no well known PEN., mo Cards and in Boxes, of why supefor quality, and at very mnedirate rates. 4 45un the yrapas of each gross of the genuine article there is the

312, 9782. 50m. (lc 78c. & $1 each.

ON WALL.TAN-STREET, NEW-YORK,

MAGIC RAZOR STROP, FOUR SIDES. TRY PVETET TO THEY DROVE MATO DAILY,

SIGN OF THE WHITE MARBLE BEAR,

THE OLD ESTABLISHED FUR WAREHOUSE,

No. 46 Maiden-Lane.

CHRISTIAN H. GUNTHER, FURRIER, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF EUROPEAN FURS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Invites the attention of the Public to his old Establishment of Ladies' Fancy Furs, having always a large and splendid Assortment of the latest fashions on hand.

Also a fine Assortment of Fancy SEALETT and PLUSHES for Caps and Vestings, just received. N.B. All kinds of Shipping Furs bought for Exportation, for which the highest market price will be paid.

ALBION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON AND NEW-YORK.

~ INSTITUTED IN 1805, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

CAPITAL ONE MILLION STERLING, OR $5,000,000.

ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY.

Perfect security, arising from a large paid-up capital, totally independent of the Premium Fund. Eighty per cent., or four-fifths of the profits returned to the policy holders every three years.

Bonus paid in cash, or applied in augmentation of the sum insured, or in reduction of the annual pre- mium at the option of the policy holder.

Example of Rates for Insurance of $100.

Age next birth day.

For 1 year

For 7 years.

For whole life, without profits.

For whole life, with profits.

1 03

1 92

2 17

1 06

1 13

2 19

2 48

1 18

1 25

2 55

2 88

1 3L

1 44

3 00

3 39

The above rates will be found more advantageous than those of any other Life Insurance Company, and can be still further reduced every three years by the division of 80 per cent., of all the profits arising from the business in this country, as well as in England, where the company has been in operation for forty years.

Proposals for Insurance at all ages, from 10 to 74 years inclusive, for sums from $500 to $15,000, will if eligible, be confirmed at once, without primary reference to London.

The necessary forms, and every information may be obtained from

JOSEPH FOWLER, R. S. BUCHANAN,

General Agents for the United States, No. 27 Wall-Street, New-York.

Campbell& metier

NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TROY STEAMBOAT LINE.

TROY

MORNING LINE. The Low Pressure Steamboats TROY, Capt. A. Gorham, & NIAGARA, Capt. Degroot,]

Will form the MORNING LINE, from the PIER FOOT OF BARCLAY STREET, New-York, at 7 o'clock, A M. ; Troy at 6 o'clock ; and Albany, from the foot of State-street, at 7 o'clock, A.M., Daily, (Sundays ex- cepted,) landing at the usual intermediate places on the River.

EVENING LINE , -DIRECT. The Low Pressure Steamboats

EMPIRE, Capt. Macy, & COLUMBIA, Capt. W. H. Peck,

Will form the EVENING THROUGH LINE, landing ONLY at ALBANY each way. Leaving the PIER FOOT OF CORTLANDT-STREET, New-York, at 7 o'clock, P.M. ; Troy at 52 o'clock ; and Albany at 7 o'clock P.M., daily, Sundays excepted.

The above-named Boats, under the command of experienced officers, are substantial and adapted to the river navigation, well furnished with state-rooms, and for accommodation and speed are inferior to none on the river.

Passengers taking the Empire or Columbia from New-York will arrive in Troy in time to take the morning train of cars for the west ; so also those taking the Troy or Niagara, will arrive in Troy in time to take the evening trains of cars east or west.

COLOURED PAPER, FANCY PAPER BOXES AND PATTERN CARDS, 74 Fulton-street, corner of Gold.

The Subscribers would respectfully call the attention of the Public to their extensive Establishment for the manufacture of the above-named articles.

They manufacture Fancy Paper Boxes in every variety, such as Shelf boxes, Office boxes, Hosiery-Shoe-Button-Needle-Knitting Needle- Pin-Wafer-Glove-Collar -Comb-Suspender-Shirt-Bason-Stock- Table and Tea Spoon boxes. Sample Cards for Cutlery and Hardware- Coloured Papers of all kinds, plain, fancy, printed, and embossed, gold and silver paper and borders.

Those in want of any of the above articles will do well to give a call at the above place, where they will be sure to be suited, as well in regard to the quality of the goods as in regard to price.

BAUER & BODEN.

N.B. A good Assortment of the above articles always on hand, and Orders executed with neatness and despatch.

Be particular as regards the number,-It is 74 Fulton.

GEORGE T. GREEN,

MDORES

GEORGET GREENIS CLOTHINGISTORE

GEORGE T.GREEN'S CLOTHING STORE.

J.L.MOQ

110

WHOLESALE &FETA

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

CHATHAM STREET.

& BOYS CLOTHING .

BUTLE

Men's Boy's and Children's Clothing Store, 110 CHATHAM-STREET, Corner of Pearl-street,

NEW-YORK,

Will keep constantly on hand a full and complete assortment of

MEN'S BOY'S & CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,

Made in the most Fashionable Style ;

To which he would respectfully invite the attention of those in want. As he has made arrangements to receive

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.

By every Packet, and has secured the services of experienced Cutters, he pledges himself to give perfect satisfaction to those who may purchase

Garments made to order at the shortest notice and with strict punctuality.

DOGGETT'S

NEW-YORK

CITY DIRECTORY

FOR

1845 & 1846.

Fourth Publication.

NEW-YORK :

JOHN DOGGETT, JR. PUBLISHER & PROPRIETOR, 156 BROADWAY.

CONTAINS SIXTY-ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED & THIRTY-THREE NAMES.

PRICE EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS.

AVERY CLASSICS AA 735 NY 067 184511846

ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1845, by JOHN DOGGETT, JR. In the Clerk's Office of the District Court for the Southern District of New-York.

Each and every copy of this work is STOLEN, which has not, on page 13, a circular stamp of the office from which it is issued.

H. LUDWIG, Printer, 70 & 72 Vesey-street.

TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Publisher, at the conclusion of his labors cannot refrain from expressing his sincere and grateful thanks to those who, relying on his industry and in- tegrity in this pursuit, became subscribers to the present volume. With a full knowledge of all the difficulties to be encountered in this enterprise-a sensible conviction of the peculiar responsibility devolving on him-the Pub- lisher can conscientiously say that all his time as well as all his energy have been devoted to the preparation and publication of this work. Not satisfied merely with the result of any previous effort, nor content with whatever reputa- tion he may have already acquired in this department, he has endeavored to issue a volume of surpassing excellence-one which can be referred to by all with confidence-the sure and welcome guide in the immense daily business transactions of the Great Metropolis.

Circumstances to which he need only allude, have required, perhaps de- manded, of the Publisher, a change in the Title of this Publication, and he has therefore, but nevertheless with extreme reluctance, connected his own name most conspicuously with that by which this Directory has hitherto been known. And in so doing, he does not intend, by any neglect or inadvertence, to bring that name into reproach, but, on the contrary, will use every lauda- ble degree of exertion and enterprise to render this publication in future as it has been for some time past, the only reliable Directory of the City of New- York.

The mere idea of " a monopoly" in any department of business, is to a con- siderable extent, unwelcome, if not unpopular. And it may not therefore be deemed injudicious to allude, in this connection, to the assertion recently pro- claimed, that the business of publishing this work is " a monopoly." Per- haps it may be. Yet, as only one Directory will be sustained in this city, it fortunately remains with the community to determine when, in what manner, and for what cause, the "monopoly" shall change hands. For, those who cry " monopoly, monopoly," would evidently, themselves, become the mo- nopolists if knowledge and experience in this department of publication, were not necessary to command and secure the patronage of the city.

The causes which have tended to promote the success of this work, are such that it would ill become the Publisher to assert that this field is at all exclu-

TO THE PUBLIC.

sive in its character. He makes no such assertion-entertains no such opinion. On the contrary, he does not hesitate to proclaim it as his belief that this particular department is as open now as it ever has been, to com- petition conducted on just and equitable principles. And furthermore asserts, as his opinion, that whenever such a competition shall commence, a dis- criminating public will justly extend and award its patronage to whichever publication shall possess the strongest claims to its confidence and support.

To those of his friends who have recently counselled and advised with him, as well as to the " troops of" citizens who have both by verbal and written communications, manifested a deep interest in the continued success of this publication ; to these-to all, indeed, who may be termed the patrons of this publication, are now most freely extended, the grateful thanks-the kindest. and best wishes of

DIRECTORY ESTABLISHMENT, 156 Broadway, June 30th, 1845.

THE PUBLISHER.

NOTE .- Several names, new firms, &c., may be found on the page pre- ceding the commencement of the body of the work.

0+ Each and every advertisement intended for insertion on the cover, or in the front part of this work, as well as all advertisements intended to be in- serted in the body of this work, among the names, must be paid for in advance, and no space will be considered engaged until so paid for.

CAUTION .- No person is authorized to collect money for any advertise- ment now inserted, or that may hereafter be inserted, in this work, who does not produce written authority signed by the Publisher.

NUMBER OF NAMES IN THIS WORK.

The total number of names in the Directory for 1844, was 60,188

Additional names this year, (1845,) - 1,145

Total number, 61,333-

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Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1845-1846, Part 1

Author: Doggett, John, 1809-1852 Publication date: 1845 Publisher: New-York : J. Doggett, Jr. Number of Pages: 484

Author: Doggett, John, 1809-1852
Publication date: 1845
Publisher: New-York : J. Doggett, Jr.
Number of Pages: 484