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JNO. S. BETTS, Auctioneer. GERARD, BETTS & CO.
William Gerard, Jno. H. Hurtin.
GENERAL AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
STORE, 106 WALL-STREET CORNER OF FRONT. maulies breaking up description, both in
Personal attention given to the sale of Real Estate , nd Household Furnit hy se-keeping ; also, to the sale of Stocks vi Groceries and merchandise o NEW-YORK & BROOKLYN.
SPERRY & SHAW, Meter CLOCK -
MANUFACTORY, NO. 10 CORTLANDT - STREET, NEW -YORK. Attprek ed to A01 the English. Clin c and wher markets.
WARE STORE.
NEW-YORK.
GR QF NGLISA AND GERMAN HARDWARE,
DETTA OUNS, ETC. BORITI WOOD SCREWS always on hand. emostic Hardware Goods.
LIVIN
CEWELLS'
ESS
formeu every evening, (except Sunday, ) fur the proicifun Ghi es and illages between E. YORK & BUFFALO.
Enoridei will bon stres Avith Messrs. Day & Newell's. Bank Locks Trusty messengers accompany it came, property. LIVINGSTON & WELLS, 10 Wall-st.
EDWARD BAACK,
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Flutes, Clarionets, Flageolets, Bassoons, Fifes, Drums, Cymbals, Trumpets, plain and with Crooks, Valve Trumpets, Cornupions with two and three valves, Bugles, Trombones, Bass Horns of Wood and Brass, Ophiclides, Guitars, Accordions, Violins, Violoncellos, Double Bass Bows for all Stringed Instruments, Strings for all kinds of In- struments, Violin and Guitar Pegs, Bridges and Tailpieces, Tuning Forks and Hammers, Patent Heads for Guitars, Violoncellos and Double Bass Mouthpieces of Brass, German Silver, and Silver Tam- bourines, Banjos, &c., &c.
All kinds of Musical Merchandise constantly on hand.
AND
GENERAL DEPOT OF
GERMAN AND ENGLISH BRONZE POWDER,
ULTRAMARINE BLUE,
DUTCH METAL, FRENCH OR FLORENCE COMPOSITION, AND
OTHER GOLD AND SILVER LEAF.
All from the most distinguished Manufacturers in Europe, and warranted superior to any other.
No. 81 Fulton Street, corner Gold, NEW YORK.
Constantly kept on mand, an assortment of the above-named articles in the most beautiful Colours and Shades, and sold at fixed net cash Factory Prices, in any quantity to suit purchasers. All qualities not on hand, or not in required quantity, will be manufactured and imported to order in the shortest time, and a liberal discount will be allowed to whole- sale dealers.
Gampull & Maken
COMMISSIONER
FOR
NEW JERSEY, OHIO, MISSOURI, AND CONNECTICUT.
RICHARD GOODMAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
No. 88 Cedar Street, NEW YORK,
Commissioner for New Jersey, Ohio, Missouri, and Con- necticut, and authorized by the laws of said States, to take the acknowledgment and proof of parties to deeds, &c., &c., as well as affidavits, to be used therein.
Also by late laws of Ohio and Missouri, and the laws of Connecticut, authorized to TAKE DEPOSITIONS OF WITNESSES IN SUITS PENDING IN THOSE STATES.
JOHN J. BROWN & CO.'S ANGLERS' DEPOT,
Silver Plating fluid, FOR PLATING OR RE-PLATING ANY ARTICLE OF
BRASS, COPPER, OR GERMAN SILVER,
WITH PURE SILVER.
AMERICAN ANGLING, PRICE 50 CENTS.
WORK ON
A POPULAR AND INTERESTING
The Angler's Onide,
AND GENERAL EMPORIUM FOR HARDWARE, FISHING TACKLE & FANCY GOODS, 122 FULTON-STREET, NEAR NASSAU. Superior Trout & Bass Rods, Flies, Floats, Sinkers, Flax, Grass & Silk Lines, Fishing Stools, Bas. kets, Pocket-Books, Cane Chairs, &c. Also, a general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Screw Buttons, &c., wholesale and retail, cheap for cash.
N
OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
STATIONERY
The Subscriber has commenced Importing his own Goods direct from the Manufacturers of Stationery in London and Paris, and has received a full supply of articles in his line of business, selected by his Agent in person, expressly for his trade. His arrangements are such that they will enable him at all times to keep up a complete assortment of Foreign Sta- tionery; and Merchants from the country, as well as those in the city, will find that their interests are consulted by examining his stock before purchasing. He will spare no expense or pains to suit all who favor him with a call. His stock will consist in part of the fol- lowing :
India Rubber,
Porcelain Slates,
Transparent Slates,
Camel's Hair Pencils, Note Paper,
Travelling Desks,
Chalks, Crayons, Stumps and Port Crayons, Copying Paper, Sable Hair Pencils,
English Drawing Papers,
Envelopes,
Sealing Wax,
Perforated Cards,
Inkstands and Standishes,
French & English Papietries,
Ivory, Pearl & Bone Folders,
Gold, Silver & Fancy Papers, Gum Tickets,
Lead Pencils,
English and French Wafers,
Pencil Leads,
Red Tapes,
India Ink,
Crayons,
Stephens & Perryan Ink,
Ivory Miniature Leaves,
Pink Saucers,
Globes, Letter Clips,
Marble and Fancy Papers,
Ne Plus Ultras, English and German Slates, Fancy Wafers, &c., &c.
Back Gammon Boards, Chess Boards, Chess Men, Dissected Games,
Water Colors,
Fine Cutlery,
TOGETHER WITH CAP, LETTER, ENVELOPE, WRAPPING AND OTHER PAPERS.
He also Manufactures EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BLANK BOOKS, IN A STYLE UNSURPASSED IN THE WORLD.
PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHY, ENGRAVING, &c. EXECUTED TO ORDER.
WM. A. WHEELER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN STATIONERY, AND MANUFACTURER OF BLANK-BOOKS, 84 Wall street, New York.
Steel Pens, Glass Seals, Inkstands,
Drawing and Tracing Papers, Bristol Board,
English Ledger and Writing Paper,
Penknives, Pencil Knives,
English and French Letter Paper,
Tablets,
Colors,
English and French Carmine Ink, Portfolios,
Scotch Hones,
M
DOGGETT'S
NEW-YORK
CITY DIRECTORY,
FOR
1846
AND 1847.
Fifth Publication.
NEW-YORK :
JOHN DOGGETT JR., PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR, 156 BROADWAY.
PRICE EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS.
CLASSICS
AA 735 Ny 067 1846/1847
Ex Libris
SEYMOUR DURST
ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1846, by JOHN DOGGETT, JR ., In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, 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.
11 ia DWIG, Printer, 70 & 72 Vesev-street.
AVERY DURST
TO THE PUBLIC.
The following streets have been recently re-numbered :
Broadway from Eighth street. Tenth street, from Av. 6 to the East River,
Fourteenth street, from Av. 5 to the East River, Sixteenth street, from Av. 5 to the East River, Seventeenth street, from Av. 5 to the East River,
The patrons of this work are respectfully invited to examine the list of Compara- tive Surnames which is placed before the body of the names; also, to consult the Index, when Miscellaneous Information is desired.
This publication, when compared with other Directories, as regards the number of names, ranks as the third in magnitude ;- those of London and Paris only exceed- ing it in this particular.
NUMBER OF NAMES IN THIS WORK.
The number of names in the Directory for 1845 was. 61,333
Increase of names this year,. . 4,505
Total number in this Directory, 65,838
New names this year, (not in Directory 1845,). 22,836
NEW YORK AND LONDON DIRECTORIES COMPARED.
Names in London Post Office (Commercial) Directory,. 68,746
Names in this Directory,. 65,838
Difference, 2,908
NOTICE .- 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 inserted 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 advertisement inserted in this work, who does not produce written authority signed by the Pub- lisher.
INDEX.
PAGE
Advertisements
Appendix, 1
General Information
Appendix, 25 39 66
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
18
Hackney Coach & Cab Fares,
Aimanac
9, 10
Harbour Masters 66
17
Appraisers
Appendix, 66
17
Hotels in several Cities & Towns .
11
Assistant Justices' Courts
23
Inspectors
Appendix,
25
Asylums
29
Institutions & Societies
29
Assessors
35 Insurance, Fire
33
Atlantic Dock Co.
66
25
Insurance, Life and Trust
66
34
Banks
Insurance, Marine .
34
Banks for Savings
33 Manhattan Gas Light Co. 33 Marine Surveyors
25
Baptist
35
Congregational
36
Dutch Reformed
36
16
Friends
36
Names too late for insertion
.
13
Lutheran
36
Methodist Episcopal
66
37
New-York Gas Light Co. . New-York State Pilots' Asso.
"
32 439
66 Reformed
Roman Catholic
38
Unitarian
38 Pilot Commissioners and Pilots
66
26
Universalist
38 Policemen, Stations of
. 440
Welsh
38 Police, Municipal
Appendix, .
20
Miscellaneous
66
33 Police Courts
20
Coach & Cab Fares,
39
Post Office
19
Commissioners in Bankruptcy
25
Public Stores
17
Commissioners of Pilots
66
21
Schools
21
Coroner 66
23
Sextons
35 to 39
Corporation of the City
66
17
Sheriff and Deputy Sheriffs
18
Courts, State and City
22 Societies
29
Courts, Police
20
Standing Committees, Boards of Al- dermen and Assistant Aldermen
18
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.
25 Station Houses
20
Dispensaries
Distances, Table of
19
Steamboat Lines Appendix, 27
33
Ferries
25 Watch-houses, see Station Houses, 20
Fire Districts,
39 Water Commissioners
27
Gardens, Public
25
.
15
Jewish
36 Names refused for this work Newspapers and Periodicals New-Jersey Steam Nav. Co.
Appendix, 66
26
Presbyterian
66
37
26
Associate
66 Associate Reformd "
37 Notaries connected with Banks Nurses
.
Appendix, 26
24
Clergymen
35 to 39
Police Districts
20
26 Rail Road Companies
26
Consuls, Foreign
Custom House
17
25 Stations of Policemen, . 440
Expresses 1
25 Street Directory 66
.
Burial Grounds connected with churches 35-39 CHURCHES, " 35 to 39
Markets
25
Merchants' Exchange Co.
" 35 to 39
Museum
66
26
24
36
Methodist Protestant
32
25
Banks, Rules observed at the
25
Ministers
Names compared
26
37 37 Ocean Steam Navigation Co. Periodicals
66
.
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pposite City hotel.
PORCELAIN FURNITURE & BUILDING HARDWARE,
The Undersigned respectfully invites the attention of those building, to his stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE,
Convinced that long experience and strict attention to that department must be advantageous to the purchaser. Among the many articles the following are constantly on hand :-
Upright and plain Rim Knob Locks, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 inch.
" Front Door Locks, with Night Keys, 7, 8, 9 inch.
Store Door Rim Locks, 1 or 2 tumblers, and 2 Keys, 7, 8, 9, 10 inch.
66 66 Dead Locks, 1 or 2 two tumblers, and 2 Keys, 7, 8, 9, 10 inch.
Mortice Locks, 3, 33, 4, 4}, 5 inch.
66 Front Door Locks, with Night Keys, 6, 7, 8, 9 inch.
66 and Rim Latches, various sizes and kinds.
66 French Window Latches and Fastenings, various kinds.
Brass Flush Bolts, 2 inches to 6 feet in length.
Monkey Tail and Flush Store Door Bolts, all sizes.
Sliding Door Sets, complete, from $6 to $16.
The above Locks are mostly manufactured for the Subscriber's own sales, and are of the best quality, and fitted with Brass, Rosewood, Mineral, or
PORCELAIN KNOBS.
One floor of his. Store is devoted exclusively to the Sale and Exhibition of PORCELAIN GOODS AND BUILDING MATERIAL, and being Sole Agent in the States for one of the largest and best Porcelain Manufacturers in England, he is prepared to furnish and
WARRANT IN EVERY PARTICULAR,
Porcelain Knobs for Locks, Shutter and French Window Knobs, Front Door Sets and Bell Pulls, Inside Bell Levers, Mouth Pieces for Speaking tubes, Finger Plates, &c., of nearly
FIFTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS.
It is about two years since the Subscriber first introduced this new and beautiful article in this country, and notwithstanding the determined prejudices of interested individuals, the de- mand of and sale to the better informed consumer have been far beyond his expectations. Their advantages over every other description are manifold.
Ist. They are as durable as metal, the composition being harder than brass.
2d. They are more pleasing to the eye, silver-plating not excepted.
3d. They require no cleaning, thereby saving labour, and the wear of locks; neither is there any soiling of doors or shutters, as with all other knobs, the shanks and roses being composed of the same material as the knob.
4th. Their beautiful colours remain unchanged, neither weather nor climate affecting them.
5th. The Lock Knobs have patent screw spindles, so that they will suit doors of any thickness with the nicest accuracy.
With these advantages, they are offered 33} per cent. lower in price than any other manu- facture, the great demand for them proving their superiority and cheapness.
GEO. H. SWORDS,
Importer of Hardware, Cutlery, &c., 116 Broadway.
ALMANAC
JULY, (1846.) 31 Days.
AUGUST, 31 Days.
SEPTEMBER, 30 Days.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Sun Ri.
Sun Sets
High Wat.
Third Q. 15 8 28 M.
New M. 23 3 7 M. H.M. H.M. H. M.
New M. 21 6 29 E. H.M. H.M. First Q. 29 5 23 E.
H. M.
New M. 20 10 38 M. H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
First Q. 31 6 7 M.
First Q. 28 2 31 M.
I Wednesday
4 34
7 33
1 11 1 Saturday
4 58
7 14 2 1
1 Tuesday
5 28 6 31
3 33
2 Thursday
4 35 7 32
1 55
2 SUNDAY
4 59 7 13
2 57
2 Wednesday
5 29 6 30
5 0
3 Friday
4 35 7 32
2 45
3 Monday
5 0,7 12
4 10
3 Thursday
5 30 6 28
6 22
4 Saturday
4 36 7 32
3 49
4 Tuesday
5 017 10
5 26
4 Friday
5 31 6 26
7 24
5 SUNDAY
4 36 7 32
4 54
5 Wednesday
5 17 9
6 41
5 Saturday
5 32 6 25
8 18
6 Monday
4 3717 32
6
0
6 'Thursday
5 2.7
8
7 41
6 SUNDAY
5 33 6 23
9 4
Tuesday
4 37.7 31 7
3
7 Friday
5 37 7
8 34
Monday
5 34 6 21 9 48
& Wednesday
4 38 7 31 7 57
8 Saturday
5 47 6
9 23
8 Tuesday
5 35 6 20 10 34
9 Thursday
4 39 7 31 8 47
9 SUNDAY
57 4 10 10
9 Wednesday
5 36 6 18 11 15
10 Friday
4 39 7 30, 9 38 10 Monday
5 67 3.10 54
10 Thursday
11 Saturday
4 40 7 30 10 28 11 Tuesday
5 2 11 40 11 Friday
5 38 6 15 ev. 39
12 SUNDAY
4 41 7 29,11 13 12 Wednesday
5 39 6 13
1 25
13 Monday
4 41, 7 29 ev. 1 13 Thursday
5 39 6 12
2 20
14 Tuesday
5 10 6 58
1 58
14 Monday
15 Wednesday
4 43 7 28
1 37 .15 Saturday
5 11 6 57
5 12 6 55
4 10 16 Wednesday
5 42 6
7
6 10
17 Friday
4 44.7 27 3 32 17 Monday
5 13,6 54
5 28
17 Thursday
5 43 6
5 7 13
18 Saturday
4 45 7 26 4 45 18 Tuesday
5 14:6 52
6 43
18 Friday
5 44 6
3 7 55
19 SUNDAY
4 46 7 25
5 55 19 Wednesday
5 15 6 51 7 38
19 Saturday
5 45
6
1
8 32
20 Monday
4 47 7 25
7 4 20 Thursday
5 16 6 50
8 22
20 SUNDAY
5 46 5
0
9
4
21 Tuesday
5 17 6 48
8 59
21 Monday
5 47
5 58
9 35
22 Wednesday
4 49 7 23 8 40
22 Saturday
5 18 6 47
9 33
23 Wednesday 22 Tuesday
5 49 5 55
10 35
25 Saturday
4 51 7 21 10 29 25 Tuesday
5 21 6 42 11
3 25 Friday
5 51 5 51
11 41
26 SUNDAY
4 52 7 20:10 59 26 Wednesday
5 22 6 41 11 35 26 Saturday
5 52 5 50
morn
27 Monday
4 53 7 19 11 31 27 Thursday
5 53 5 48
0 19
28 Tuesday
4 54 7 18 morn 28 Friday
5 24 6 38
0 7
28 Monday
5 54 5 46
1 3
29 Wednesday
4 55 7 17|0 4 29 Saturday
5 25,6 36
0 43
29 Tuesday
5 55 5 45
1 59
30 Thursday
4 56 7 16 0 37 30 SUNDAY
5 26 6 34 1 26 30 Wednesday
5 56 5 43
3 14
31 Friday
14 57 7 15 1 16 31 Monday
5 27 6 33 2 21
JAN'Y, (1847.) 31 Days.
FEBRUARY, 28 Days.
MARCH, 31 Days.
MOON-D. H. M.
MOON. D. H. M.
Sun Ri.
Sun Sets
High Wat.
H. M.,
FirstQ. 23 0 11 E.
H.M. H.M.
H. M.
Full M. 31 2 59 M.
7 31
4 29
8 38
1 Monday
7 5
4 55 9 46
1 Monday
6 28 5 32
8 50
2 Saturday
7 31 4 29
9 22
2 Tuesday
7
4 4 56
10 19
2 Tuesday
6 27 5 33
9 24
3 SUNDAY
7 30 4 30 10 2
3 Wednesday
7 3 4 57
10 50
3 Wednesday
6 25 5 35
9 56
4 Monday
7 30 4 30 10 37
4 Thursday
7 2 4 58
11 20
4 Thursday
6 24 5 36 10 25
5 Tuesday
7 29 4 31 11 12
5 Friday
7 05 0 11 52
5 Friday
6 22 5 38 10 54
6 Wednesday
7 29 4 31 11 45
6 Saturday
6 59 5
1
ev. 23
6 Saturday
6 21 5 39 11 25
7 Thursday
7 28 4 32 ev. 20
7 SUNDAY
6 58'5
0 58
T SUNDAY
6 19 5 41|11 53
8 Friday
7 28 4 32
0 57
8 Monday
6 57 5 3
1 35
8 Monday
6 18 5 42 ev. 27
9 Saturday
7 27 4 33
1 34
9 Tuesday
6 55 5 5
2 22
9 Tuesday
6 17 5 43
1 5
10 SUNDAY
7 26 4 34
2 16
10 Wednesday
6 54.5 6 3 27
10 Wednesday
6 15 5 45
1 51
11 Monday
7 26 4 34
3 14 11 Thursday
6 53 5
4 51 11 Thursday
6 14 5 46
2 50
12 Tuesday
7 25.4 35 4 26 12 Friday
6 52 5
6 11 12 Friday
6 12 5 48
4 12
13 Wednesday
7 24 4 36 5 39 13 Saturday
6 50 5 10
7 22 13 Saturday
6 11 5 49
5 39
14 Thursday
7 24 4 36 6 49 14 SUNDAY
6 49 5 11
8 13
14 SUNDAY
6 9.5 51
6 56
15 Friday
7 23:4 37
7 43
15 Monday
6 48 5 12 9
1 15 Monday
6
8 5 52
7 52
16 Saturday
7 22 4 38
8 33 16 Tuesday
6 46 5 14 9 48
16 Tuesday
17 SUNDAY
7 21 4 39
9 19 17 Wednesday
6 45 5 15 10 32
17 Wednesday
6
9 25
18 Monday
7 20|4 40 10 5
18 Thursday
6 43 5 17 |11 16
13 Thursday
6 4 5 56 10 9
7 19 4 41 10 49
19 Friday
6 42 5 18 11
59 19 Friday
6 2,5 58 10 53
20 Wednesday
6 41 5 19 morn
20 Saturday
6 1 5 59 11 36
21 Thursday
7 17 4 43
morn
21 SUNDAY
6 39 5 21
0 43
21 SUNDAY
5 59 6
1 morn
7 16 4 44
0 19
22 Monday
6 38 5 22
1 27 22 Monday
5 58 6
21 0 18
₹ 15,4 45
1
6 23 Tuesday
6 37 5 23
2 18 23 Tuesday
5 56 6 4
1
3
24 SUNDAY
₹ 1414 46
1 55 24 Wednesday
6 35 5 25 3 25 24 Wednesday
5 55 6 5
1 53
25 Monday
7 13 4 47
2 52 25 Thursday
6 34 5 26
4 51 25 Thursday
5 52 6
8 4 16
27 Wednesday
7 11 4 49
5 20
27 Saturday
6 31 5 29
7 23 27 Saturday
5 51 6
9
5 37
22 Thursday
7 10 4 50
6 37
28 SUNDAY
6 29,5 31
8 9 28 SUNDAY 29 Monday
5 48 6 12
7 42
30 Saturday
7 84 52 8 22
130 Tuesday
5 46 6 14 8 21
31 SUNDAY
7 7:4 53 9 10
" 31 Wednesday
15 45 6 15 8 52
-
MOON.
First Q. 1 4 28 E. Sun Sun
D. H. M.
Sun Ri.
Sun Sets
High Wat.
Full M. 8 6 15 E. Ri. Sets
High Wat.
Full M. 7 1 4 M. Third Q. 13 5 55 E.
Full M. 5 8 20 M. Third Q.12 6 46 M.
5 49 6 11
6 49
29 Friday
7 9.4 51
7 39
26 Tuesday
7 12 4 48
4 2 26 Friday
6 32 5 28
6 12 26 Friday
6 7 5 53 5 5 55
8 40
19 Tuesday
7 18.4 42 11 33
20 Saturday
22 Friday
Last Q. 8 8 9 M.
New M. 16 3 41 E.
First Q. 23 10 48 M.
|H.M.
H.M. H. M.
New M.15 5 56 E. H.M. FirstQ.21 10 29 M.
5 9 6 59
1 10
12 Saturday 13 SUNDAY
4 42 7 28 0 50 14 Friday
5 40 6 10 3 31
5 41 6 8
4 54
16 Thursday
4 44 7 27 2 32 16 SUNDAY
5 48
5 56 10
4
23 Thursday
4 49 7 22 9 19
23 SUNDAY
5 19 6 45 10
3
24 Friday
4 50 7 21| 9 55 24 Monday
5 20 6 44 10 33 24 Thursday
5 23 6 39 inorn
27 SUNDAY
MOON-D. H. M.
Full M. 1 9 12 M. Sun
Last Q. 9 1 10 E. Ri.
Sun High Sets Wat.
Full M. 1 9 39 E. Sun Sun Last Q. 9 11 9 E. Ri. Sets
High Wat.
New M. 16 7 13 E.
H.M.
Full M. 31 3 47 E.
1 Friday
5 50 5 53 11 7
4 48 7 24 7 56 21 Friday
5 8 7 1 ev. 23
2 56 15 Tuesday
5 37 6 17 11 57
MOON .- D. H. M
23 Saturday
5 54 6 6 2 54
FOR THE YEAR 1846 -7.
OCTOBER, 31 Days.
NOVEMBER, 30 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Sun Ri.
Sets
H. M. H.M. H. M.
New M. 20 2 48 M.
First Q. 27 10 14 M.
First Q. 25 1 40 M.
1 Thursday
5 58 5 41 4 42
1 SUNDAY
6 32 4 55 6 44
1 Tuesday 7
7 4 31
7 15
2 Friday
5 59|5 40
6
4 2 Monday
6 334 54 7 36
2 Wednesday
7 8 4 31
8 7
3 Saturday
6
0 5 38
7
5
3 Tuesday
6 34 4 53 8 21
3 Thursday
4 SUNDAY
6 15 36
7 56
4 Wednesday
6 35 4 52 9
7
4 Friday
5 Monday
6 2 5 35
8 42
5 Thursday
6 37 4 50
9 48
5 Saturday
7 11 4 31 10 15
6 Tuesday
6 3 5 33 9 26
6 Friday
6 38 4 49 10 29
6 SUNDAY
7 12 4 31 10 53
7 Wednesday
6 4|5 31|10 10
7 Saturday
6 39 4 48 11 9
7 Monday
7 13 4 30 11 29
9 Friday
6
6 5 28 11 31
9 Monday
6 4] 4 46 ev. 29
9 Wednesday
7 15 4 30 0 47
10 Saturday
6
7 5 27 ev. 12
10 Tuesday
6 434 45
1 15
10 Thursday
7 15 4 31 1 29
11 SUNDAY
6
85 25
0 57
11 Wednesday
6 44 4 44
2
11 Friday
7 16 4 31
2 15
12 Monday
6
9 5 23 1 49
12 Thursday
6 45 4 43
3 15
12 Saturday
7 17 4 31
3 17
13 Tuesday
6 46 4 42 4 29
13 SUNDAY
7 18 4 31
4 25
14 Wednesday
6 47 4 41 5 36
14 Monday
7 19 4 31|
5 31 6 33
16 Friday
6 13|2 17
6 35
16 Monday
6 50 4 40 7 20
16 Wednesday
7 20 4 32
7 24
17 Saturday
6 15 5 16
7 21
17 Tuesday
6 51 4 39 7 58
17 Thursday
7 21 4 32
8 6
18 SUNDAY
6 16:5 14
7 57
18 Wednesday
6 52 4 38 8 38 18 Friday
7 21 4 32 8 51
19 Monday
6 17 5 13
8 31 19 Thursday
6 534 37 9 13 19 Saturday
7 22 4 33 9 35
20 Tuesday
6 18 5 11 9 2 20 Friday
6 55 4 37
9 50 20 SUNDAY
7 23 4 33 10 18
21 Wednesday
6 195 10
9 38 21 Saturday
6 56 4 36 10 28 21 Monday
7 23 4 34|11 2
22 Thursday
6 20 5 8 10 12 22 SUNDAY
6 57 4 35 11 9 22 Tuesday
23 Friday
6 21 5
7 10 44
23 Monday
6 58 4 35 11 52
23 Wednesday
7 24 4 35
morn
24 Saturday
6 22 5 6 11 21
24 Tuesday
7 25 4 35
0 34
25 SUNDAY
6 245
4 morn
25 Wednesday
7 25 4 36
1 25
26 Monday
6 25 5 3
0 2 26 Thursday
7
14 33
1 38
26 Saturday
7 25 4 37 2 21
27 Tuesday
6 26 5 1 0 47
27 Friday
7 34 33
27 SUNDAY 2 43
7 26 4 37 3 24
28 Wednesday
6 275 0
45 28 Saturday
7 4 4 32
3 59 28 Monday 8 29 Tuesday
7 26 4 39 5 51
30 Friday
6 29 4 58
4 24 30 Monday
7
64 32
6 19| 30 Wednesday
7 26 4 39 6 56
31 Saturday
6 3114 56 5 42
31 Thursday
7 27 4 40 7 50
APRIL, 30 Days.
MAY, 31 Days.
JUNE, 30 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Sun Sun High
D. H. M.
Sun Sun
D. H. M.
Sun Sun Sets Ri.
High wat.
Last Q. 8 9 56 M.
Ri.
Sets
wat.
Last Q. 7 519 E. Ri. New M. 14 953 M.
Sets
Third Q. 5 10 36 E.
New M. 12 722 E. H.M. H.M. H. M. First Q. 20 2 2 E. Full M. 28 7 53 M.
1 Thursday
5 44 6 16 9 24
1 Saturday
5 3,6 57 9 27
1 Tuesday
2 Friday
5 42 6 18
9 56
2 SUNDAY
5
2 6 58 10 0
2 Wednesday
3 Saturday
5 41 6 19,10 27
3 Monday
5 1.6 59 10 33
3 Thursday
4 32 7 28 11 35
4 SUNDAY
5 39 6 21 10 57
4 Tuesday
5 0,7 011
7
4 Friday
4 32 7 28 ev. 19
5 Monday
5 386 22 11 30
5 Wednesday
4 59,7 1|11 45
5 Saturday
4 31 7 29 1 10
6 Tuesday
5 37,6 23 ev. 3
6 Thursday
4 57 7 3 cv. 29
6 SUNDAY
4 31 7 29 2 8
7 Wednesday
5 35 6 25
0 43
7 Friday
4 56 7
4 1 19
7 Monday
4 30 7 30 3 13
8 Thursday
5 346 26 1 32
8 Saturday
4 55,7 5
2 20
8 Tuesday
4 30 7 30 4 25
9 Friday
5 32 6 28
, 31
9 SUNDAY
4 54 7 6
3 32
9 Wednesday
4 29 7 31 5 30
10 Saturday
5 31 6 29 3 52
10 Monday
4 53 7 7 4 49
10 Thursday
4 29 7 31 6 36
11 SUNDAY
5 306 30
5 14
11 Tuesday
4 52 7 8 6
1 11 Friday
4 28 7 32 7 35 4 28 7 32 8 28
13 Tuesday
5 27 6 33 7 28
13 Thursday
4 50 7 10
7 51
13 SUNDAY
4 28 7 32 9 14
14 Wednesday
5 25 6 35 8 16 14 Friday
4 49 7 11 8 41
14 Monday
4 28 7 32 9 58
15 Thursday
5 24 6 36
9
1 15 Saturday
4 48 7 12 9 28
15 Tuesday
16 Friday
5 23 6 37
9 46
16 SUNDAY
4 47 7 13 10 12
16 Wednesday
17 Saturday
5 21 6 39 10 32
17 Monday
4 46 7 14 10 55
17 Thursday
4 27 7 33 11 58
18 SUNDAY
5 20,6 40,11 14
18 Tuesday
4 45 7 15 11 37
18 Friday
4 27 7 33 morn
19 Monday
5 19 6 41 11 56|
19 Wednesday
4 44,7 16 morn
19 Saturday
4 27 7 33 0 39
20 Tuesday
4 43 7 17 0 20
20 SUNDAY
4 27 7 33 1 19
21 Wednesday
4 42 7 18
1 5 1 56'
21 Monday 22 Tuesday
23 Friday
5 136 47
2 25
3 36
4 5
25 Tuesday
4 38.7 22 5 3 25 Friday
4 27 7 33
6
6
26 Monday
4 27 7 33
7
2
27 Tuesday
5 8,6 52 7
2 27 Thursday
4 27 7 33
7 49
28 Wednesday
5 7.6 53
7 43 28 Friday
4 36 7 24 7 40 |28 Monday
29 Thursday
5 6 6 54 8 20 29 Saturday
4 35 7 25 8 23 29 Tuesday
4 27 7 33 8 35 4 28 7 32 9 17
30 Friday
5 5,6 55 8 54 30 SUNDAY
4 35,7 25 9 1 30 Wednesday
4 28 7 32 10 0
31 Monday
4 34 7 26 9 38
4 27 7 33
1
3
24 Saturday
4 39 7 21
4 24 Thursday 1
4 27 7 33
5
4
25 SUNDAY
5 11 6 49 5 106 50 6 3 26 Wednesday
4 38 7 22 4 37 7 23
6 58|27 SUNDAY
4 27 7 33 2 5
22 Thursday
5 156 45
1 28
22 Saturday
4 41 7 19
4 27 7 33 2 58
4 40 7 20
2 52
23 Wednesday
12 Monday
5 28,6 32 6 29
12 Wednesday
4 51 7 9
7 0
12 Saturday
7 26 4 38
4 37
29 Thursday
6 28 4 59 2 59 29 SUNDAY
7 5,4 32
5
High wat.
New M. 15 052 M.
H M. H.M. H. M.
H. M. H.M. H. M.
First Q. 22 339 M.
First Q. 21 829 E.
Full M. 30 756 M.
6
5 5 30 10 51
8 SUNDAY
6 404 47
11 47
8 Tuesday
7 14 4 30 ev. 6
8 Thursday
Ri.
Sets
High wat.
Third Q. 11 11 12 E.
H.M. H.M. H. M.
Full M. 3 4 15 M. Third Q. 10 6 48 E. New M. 18 6 4 E. First Q. 25 5 35 E.
Sun Sun High Sets Ri. wat. H. M. H. M. H. M.
DECEMBER, 31 Days.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Sun Sun
D. H. M.
Full M. 4 5 10 E.
Full M. 2 5 50 E. Third Q. 10 4 20 E.
New M. 18 7 46 M.
干干干五
7 94 31 8 52 7 10 4 31 9 34
15 Thursday
6 12 5 19
5 30
15 SUNDAY
6 494 41 6 35
15 Tuesday
7 19 4 31
7 24 4 34 11 47
6 59 4 34 morn 7 0 4 34
24 Thursday
0 41
25 Friday
6 10 5 22
2 51
13 Friday
6 11 5 20
4 12
14 Saturday
モチチャチ
5 17,6 43 morn
20 Thursday
5 16 6 44
0 40
21 Friday
5 12 6 48
23 SUNDAY 24 Monday
6 4 26 Saturday
4 27/7 33 10 39 4 27 7 33 11 19
Full M. 29 916 E.
4 33 7 27 10 16 4 33 7 27 10 53
High wat.
HOTELS WHERE THIS DIRECTORY MAY BE SEEN.
IF The intimate business connection which exists between New York and the principal Cities and Towns of the Union, would seem to render it desirable that the conductors of all Hotels of established character, should supply themselves, annually, with a copy of this Directory. The possession of it will not only prove a great convenience to the business men residing in whatever city it may be found ; but, also, to the citizens of New York themselves, who, when from honie, may desire to refer to it.
The Conductors of the following Establishments, have exhibited a commendable spirit of liberality, by subscribing for this publication.
Name.
BEMENT'S AMERICAN HOTEL CARLTON HOUSE, CONGRESS HALL,
DELAVAN HOUSE,
EAGLE TAVERN,
FRANKLIN HOUSE, MANSION HOUSE, UNITED STATES HOUSE,
470 & 472 Broadway.
GRIFFEN & SMITH.
-
EUTAW HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
HANOVER HOUSE, MARLBORO' HOTEL,
PEARL STREET HOUSE,
STACKPOLE HOUSE,
TREMONT HOUSE,
TREMONT HOTEL, UNITED STATES HOTEL,
42 Hanover. 50 Hanover. 229 Washington. Pearl, corner Milk.
LEWIS RICE. I. P. DAMON. JOHN COE. PRESTON SHEPARD.
JAMES RYAN.
JOHN L. TUCKER. ABRAHAM SANDERSON.
HOLMAN & CLARK.
BUFFALO, NEW-YORK.
AMERICAN HOTEL, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MANSION, WESTERN HOTEL,
Foot of Main street.
Main street.
Near Depot of Niagara Railroad.
LEWIS L. HODGES.
E. PAUL & SON.
G. W. MERRILL & CO.
THOMAS R. COULON.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL, (Temp.) | King, corner Society. | JAMES DIVVER.
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