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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 02207 9625
WILSON'S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF
NEW-YORK CITY.
Published Annually.
NEW-YORK :
JOHN F. TROW, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER.
49 ANN STREET.
1853.
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Price Fifty Cents.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The Proper Study of Mankind is Man
PHRENOLOGY.
FOWLERS & WELLS, 131 Clinton Hall, Nassau-st., New York
Professional Ex- aminations every day and evening, with written and verbal descriptions of char- acter, including direc- tions as to the most suitable occupations, the selection of part- ners in business, con- genial companions for life, &c., &c., which will be found most valuable, as well as exceedingly interest- ing. Books for sale
ACCOUNT BOOKS, PAPER & STATIONERY.
CARR & HICKS,
53 NASSAU STREET, NEW-YORK,
Would invite the attention of Banks, Insurance Companies, and the Mercantile Community in general to their asssortment of Blank Books and Stationery Articles. Account Books manufactured to order at short notice, to any pattern, and in any style required. A complete assortment of Paper and Stationery kept always on hand at low prices. Copying and Notarial Presses, Commercial and Law Blanks, Writing and Copying Inks of all kinds. Tin Cash and Deed Boxes, Post Office, Bank Notice Boxes, S.c., &c. Printing, En- graving and Lithographing in all their branches, done neatly, with dispatch and at moderate prices.
CARR & HICKS, 53 Nassau Street, New-York
MORGAN CARR. GEORGE A. HICKS. S
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES S. LITTLE,
SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN AND LITTLE, (Charles Osborn having deceased September 14, 1846,} IMPORTER AND GENERAL DEALER IN ENGLISH, GERMAN & AMERICAN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C. Nos. 33 & 34 FULTON-ST., NEW-YORK, At the Old Stand-opposite the United States Hotel, (Where the business has been carried on for Ninety Years past.}
Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, Locks, Latches, Butts, Screws, Anvils, Vices, Saws, Files, Shovels and Spades, Hollow Ware, Corn and Coffee Mills, Bells, Skates, Guns and Pistols, Kivets, Pumps, Cur- riers' Hones, Crucibles, Black Lead Pots, &c &c.
ALSO, GENUINE HAARLEM OIL,
American COOPER's, CARPENTERS', and MILLWRIGHTS' Edge Tools of ALBERTSON'S, CONGER'S, BARTON'S, (Rochester,) HOR- TON'S, and other makers. Also, Coopers' Truss Hoops, and Coach- makers' Tools. AMES' Pump Augers and Rimmers, Mortice and Boring Machines, and Turning Lathes.
CHANCE, BROTHERS & CO.
GLASS WORKS NEAR BIRMINGHAM, -MANUFACTURERS OF English Crown, Sheet, and Patent Plate,
WINDOW & PICTURE GLASS. Also, Ornamental, Colored, Optical, and Microscopic Glass, Rough and Fluted Plate Glass for Sky-Lights. JAMES M. HEROY, Agent, 42 Cliff-Street, New-York. COACH GLASS, GLAZIERS' DIAMONDS.
PINKNEY. ENGRAVERONWOOD. 102Nassau StN.Y.
Fine Book Illustrations, Portraits, Landscapes, Ornamental De- signs, Bank Checks, Buildings, Views, and Engravings of every description, executed in the best style, and with promptness and dispatch.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUTNAIT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
For Publishers, the Fine Arts, or any description of fancy goods, it is unequalled. All communications in regard to advertising must be addressed to the subscriber, HENRY W. QUIN, Box 99, Chatham Square Post Office, or at the Crystal Palace.
B. W. MERRIAM,
Importer of and Bealer in French and German Looking Glass Plates, and Wholesale Dealer in
LOOKING GLASSES, PORTRAIT FRAMES, FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
WINDOW AND PICTURE GLASE.
Gilt Moulding, Fine Whiting, Glue, and Gold Leaf. Established 32 Years. No. 130 CHATHAM STREET, NEW-YORK.
W. O. JENKS, Importer, Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
Transparent Window Shades, PAPER HANGINGS,
Gilt Coruices, Drapery Muslins, Curtain Materials, Bands, Loop Pins, Brasses, Cords, Tassels, Rollers, and Cambrics all widths, Buff and White Linens, &c., &c. Also, a large assortment of TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
No. 458 Pearl Street, four doors from Chatham, Orders promptly executed. NEW-YORK.
W.O.R.R.
75 NASSAU STREET,
10.
NEW YORK.
This is the largest establishment in America. The finest and best work is done here.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAIL CARRIAGE AXLES.
W. H. SAUNDERS,
Hastings, on the Hudson River, New-York.
Manufacturer of Superior Steel Converted MAIL CARRIAGE AXLES, with Long or Patent Short Bolts : also, HALF PATENT AND TAPER AXLES, with COLLINGE's Collars, and Bright Iron, or Brass Nuts.
"New-York, April, 1952. The undereigned, carriage makers, of New-York and vicinity, having for many years nsed axles of W. H. SAUNDERS' manufacture: for the best classes of Carriages, re- commend the same to the public, with full confidence, as THE BEST CARRIAGE AXLES MADE IN THE UNITED STATES, and superior to any imported.
Wood, Tomlinson & Co., 410 B'way. Isaac Ford. 116 Elizabeth-st. John R. Lawrence, 354 Broadway. Chas. Beardsley, 32 Canal-st.
Isaac Mix, Jr., 440 Broadway. Maj. Thompson, 27 Wooster
Miner & Stevens, 368 Broadway. Wm. Rafferty, 3º Canal-st.
J. & T. Walters, Brooklyn, L. I. E. M. Stratton, 10S Elizabeth
Levi Adams, Haarlem.
Thos. Durning, Yorkville."
W. H. S. was the original introducer of the favorite Mail Axle into the United States, and its first manufacturer. He is also the author of every improvement on it, which has successfully stood the severe proof of Third Avenue practice. His patented improve- ments on the Mail Axle, after having been extensively tested, are superseding the older forms. His Patent Axles have always been awarded the first Premium, when exhibited for competition.
THOMAS WOOD, LITHOGRAPHER AND STATIONER, 117 John Street, N. Y.
Having a Lithographic Establishment connected with the Sta- tionery business, I am prepared to execute any orders intrusted to my care with dispatch. and on favorable terms ; such as Maps of Property. Plans, Drawings of Factories, Buildings, &c., Merchants' Checks, Bills of Exchange and Lading, Notes, Drafts, Circulars, Bill Heads, Certificates, Manufacturers' Labels, Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards, &c. &c.
A large assortment of Stationery, Blank Books, Notes, Bills of Exchange and Lading, Black Lines, &c., &c., constamly on hand.
DR. WRIGHT, 74 EAST BROADWAY, CURES
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Consumption. Liver-complaint, Cancers, Lockjaw, Hydrophobia, Fits, Heart-complaint, Scrofula, Piles, and all other Diseases, with
ROOTS AND HERBS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILLER'S PATENT IRON STAIRS,
Jron Bailing, Grating, Shutter, Door, and
Wrought & Cast Iron Picket Fence Manufactory, 26 WEST BROADWAY, N. Y., NEAR HUDSON RIVER R. R. DEPOT.
The Patent Iron Stairs are lighter, stronger, and 20 per cent. cheaper than the old plans, and the Picket Fence is the best
FARM FENCE
ever made, as it will conform to any grade of ground, and can be put up by any person.
E. McWHOOD'S
BOOK-BINDING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 142 FULTON STREET,
Granite Building, Up Stairs.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public generally, that he is prepared to Bind Books of every description, in every variety of style and in the best manner, at the very Lowest Prices for Cash-
Editions of Books in Cloth, or other Bindings, executed with neatness and dispatch.
Public and Private Libraries bound to pattern.
Job Work done in the neatest manner.
Pamphlets and periodicals done up with great dispatch.
E. McWHOOD.
NEW-YORK, 1853.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
FURNITURE.
PHELPS & KINGMAN,
Nos. 118 & 120 Chatham Street, New-York, HAVING MADE LARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK OF CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, Sofas & Sofa Bedsteads, Looking-Glasses,
FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES, &C.,
Are now prepared to offer, at Wholesale and Retail, such induce- ments to their former friends and patrons as will make it for their interest to continue their favors.
SHIPPERS, and those purchasing for the Trade, will find a LARGE STOCK to make their selections from, on the most favor- able terms.
In addition to Blairs', they have made arrangements to sell NEEDHAM'S SOFA BEDSTEAD at Manufacturer's prices.
JOSEPH C.HULSE
·NTH WILLIAM,
HEAD OF
47 CHAT HAM ST.
GOODS ..
FURNISHING
GENTLEMENS
AND DEALER IN
MANUFACTURER
· AND SHIRT
STOCK
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORK AND PARIS.
MENDEL, BROTHERS, 307 BROADWAY, (up stairs,)
Importers of Diamonds, Pearls, Precious Stones, and Gold Jewelry General Importers, Exporters, and Commission Merchants.
They have always on hand a large assortment of Diamonds and Precious Stones on paper, also Rich Jewelry, Gold Chains, Watches, French and German Jewelry at Wholesale.
Diamond Merchants, Manufacturing Jewellers and Retailers, are requested to apply to them for their supplies ; also Commission Mer- chants who buy for other cities of the States. Having their own Houses in Paris and Milan, their prices are proportionate with those of Europe. ( Business done by letter with Country Merchants.
Address, Box 3109, or MENDEL, BROTHERS; 307 Broadway.
MASSACHUSETTS IRON WORKS.
HOOPER, THACHER & CO., detrought and Cast Fron Railings, Balconies,
VERANDAHS, ETC.
IRON WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 382 Broadway, New-York. FACTORY-Corner Newark and Meadow Streets, Hoboken.
GEO. J. SCOTT,
No. 2 PLATT STREET, NEW-YORK;
No. 9 North Fifth Street, Philadelphia.
Manufacturer of and dealer in GLUE, Curled Hair, Hide Whips, &c. Also Gage's, Isham's, Parson's Excelsior, Abbott's, and other Sand and Emery Papers, and Emery and Sand Cloth at the makers' wholesale prices. Agent for the " NEW-ENGLAND CARVING CO." Samples of Carved Legs for Pianos constantly on hand, and orders filled in a few days.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. & J. MCCOLLUM,
Manufacturers of
PATENT CRACKER
BISCUIT,
AND
MIXER
PIC-NIC MACHINES,
Patent Dough Mixers.
STEAM ENGINES, And every variety of MACHINERY,
40 Eldridge Street,
NEW-YORK.
H. PETERS,
FRESCO AND ROOM PAINTER. ALSO, flag, Banner, Sign, Ornamental, And House Painting, No. 31 Howard Street, New-York.
B. F. MAGUIRE, DENTIST,
SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE JOHN BURDELL, (With whom he was associated during five years,) Continues to practise the DENTAL PROFESSION in its various branches, as usual, at
No. 2 Union Place and Square, Corner of Fourteenth Street, NEW-YORK
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN F. TROW,
Printer and Stereotyper, 49 ANN ST.,
Has facilities for executing with accuracy and dispatch,
EVERY VARIETY OF
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING.
A SPECIMEN BOOK,
Showing the various Cuts of Plain, Oriental and Ornamental Type,
FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
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Estimates for Work promptly attended to.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES.
WILDER'S PATENT .- RICH'S IMPROVEMENT.
Depot, 146 Water Street, NEW-YORK.
Factory, Corner of Avenue A and St. Mark's Place,
TOMPKINS SQUARE
These are the only Safes manufactured which combine the two patents.
RICH'S Patent was granted in September, 1942; WILDER'S Patent was granted in June, 1543. Both being combined in the manufacture of these Safes, they are rendered free from dampness, and are warranted fire-proof.
From the numerous certificates to be seen at the Subscribers' store, we have only room for the following ; but they are sufficient to show the capability of these Safes to resist any amount of heat under any circumstances. The great fire of New-York in 1845, and the Camp-street fire, New Orleans, 1850, were two of the hottest fires ever witnessed in this country, and in each fire Rich's Sates came out triumphant. In no one instance has there ever been a single book or paper, or a single dollar lost by fire. or thieves, in one of Rich & Co.'s Safes.
RODNEY, MISS., Dec. 7, 1852.
ISAAC BRIDGE, Esq., New Orleans :
DEAR SIR :- We send you one of Rich & Co.'s Safes, tried in the fire in our town on the 22d August. This Safe stood an extreme heat of a large frame building in which it was used, surrounded by a quantity of bagging, flour, rope, whiskey, and many other com- bustible articles. It will show for itself the heat it sustained. The papers therein were not even soiled. We therefore do hereby cer- tify that this is one of the best Safes we have seen. Allother Safes, except this make, proved worthless, as can now be proven on the ruins. Yours respectfully, WORTHINGTON & CO.
A large assortment of these celebrated Safes always on hand, at the Depot, 146 WATER STREET, and at the Factory, corner of AVENUE A and ST. MARK'S PLACE, NEW-YORK.
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Is. fold. maps. 143-24e.
Title varies: 1848 :- 1884, Wilson's business directory of New York city. 1SS5-1891; The Trow city directory co.'s, formerly Wilson's, business directory of New York city. 1802-1807, The Trow business directory of New York city ( formerly Wilson's)
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
REAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
No. 40 WALL STREET,
(Manhattan Bank Building,)
BETWEEN NASSAU AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW-YORK.
A. H. N. gives his personal attention to SALES OF REAL ESTATE, SHIPS, and STOCKS, at the MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, or any where in the State of New-York. Sales of FURNITURE at the PRI- VATE RESIDENCES of families or AT STORES, and general OUT-DOOR SALES OF MERCHANDISE. He also attends to Negotiating Sales or Exchanging Real Estate at private sale, and procuring Loans on Bond and Mortgage.
REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
SHEPHERD KNAPP, Esq. MOSES TAYLOR, Esq. SIMEON DRAPER, Esq. DAVIS COLLAMORE. Esq. Messrs. WM. & JOHN O'BRIEN, BENJAMIN C. LEVERIDGE, Esq. Hon. LUTHER BRADISH. MORRIS FRANKLIN. Esq. Messrs. D. & A. KINGSLAND & CO GEORGE W. RIBLET. Esq. Messrs. RICH & LOUTREL,, ROYAL G. MILLARD, Esq-
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO ADVERTISERS !!!
THE Subscriber would call the attention of Exhi- tors to the advantages to be derived from inserting their Cards in
The Official Illustrated Record
OF THE
EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS, AT NEW-YORK
To be published weekly, by Messrs. G. P. PUTNAM & Co., under contract with the Association, and to be printed in the Crys- tal Palace. Exhibitors wishing the insertion of their articles, will apply to the subscriber.
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
For Publishers, the Fine Arts, or any description of fancy goods, it is unequalled. All communications in regard to adveriising must be addressed to the Subscriber.
TROW'S NEW-YORK CITY DIRECTORY.
The Directory of the city, as testified to by almost every paper in the city, and all who have taken the trouble to compare the dif- ferent books.
Manufacturers, Importers, Commission Merchants, and the wholesale trade generally, could not adopt a better means of making their location, business, &c., &c., known to their friends and the public.
WILSON'S NEW-YORK BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
This is acknowledged by all to be the Business Man's Guide Book; it is known throughout the whole length and breadth of our country, and bat few persons visit our city on business without consulting its pages. By referring to its advertising pages, it will be seen that numbers of the best konses in the city take advantage of it to invite custom.
The Subscriber is also agent for various other publications.
Persons wishing to make any inquiries, or desiring information in regard to any of the above, can address a line to
HENRY W. QUIN,
Box 99, Chnihain Square Post-Office, or at the Crystal Palace.
INDEX.
PAGE
PAGE
Accoucheurs
1 Banks 16
Accountants
1
66 Savings 17
Adjusters of averages
1 Barbers 194, 198
Advertising agents
1 Basket dealers, imps. & mkrs .. 17
Agencies, mercantile
1 Baths 17
Agents, advertising
1 Bed and mattress makers 17
17
collecting
2 Beef and pork inspectors
211
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4
dramatic
2 Beer pump makers 13
3 freight
2 Bell founders 55
4 ·general
2 Bell hangers 238
house.
2 Bellows and brushes 63
... . insurance
3 Belts
18
. . -miscellaneous
3 Bill posters
18
news
4 Bill or note brokers
57
18
3 passenger
4 Billiard saloons
3 patent
4. table makers 18
66 real estate
4, 5 Bird cage makers 18
Agricultural warehouses
5 Bird dealers . 18
Ale, porter and cider
305 Bird and beast stuffers 18
Amusement, places of
6 Bitt and stirrup makers 18
Anatomical models
6 Blacking makers 19
Architects
6 Black lead 19
Artificial arms and legs
.. 6
eyes
flowers
7 Blank card manuf. 78
7 | Bleachers, cotton goods 21
21
colormen.
7
66 straw hats 21
7 Blind and sash makers. 841
7 |Block letter signs 21
8 Block and pump makers 21
8 | Boarding houses 21, 84
8 Boat builders 84
1 Boiler makers 34
Awnings.
9 Boiler tubes 84
84
Axles, patent
9 |Bonnet frame makers 84
Backgammon boards
9 Bookbinders 84
Bags, carpet 82
.6 and bagging 9
Bakers. 9,15
Bakers, ship biscuit
15
Baking powders, 15
Balances and scales 15
Boot crimpers 37
Ballast 15
¥ and shoe findings 235
Ball cord (cotton) manufact'rs. 112
64 makers .87, 52
Banding (machine) 15
tree & last mkrs .. 52
Bankers 15
$6 warehouses &
Bank-note engravers 188|
3 warehouses 85
Book (blank) makers
858
66 edge gilders 35
and job printers 828
sellers 85
scenic and panoramic.
Astrologers
Auctioncers
Aurists
7 : Black and white smiths 19, 21
7 Blank book makers 358
flow'r m'k'rs' mtrIs. .
Artists, decorative embroidered muslins
scagliola
Averages, adjusters of
Axe manufacturers
9 Bolting cloths
stores
...... 52, 54
boarding.
2 Bedstead makers.
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INDEX.
PAGE
PAGE
Botanic medicines 55
Burr blocks, importers of 66
Bottle dealers
55 Burr millstones
Bottlers
55 Butchers 66, 73
Bowling saloons
55
Butter dealers 73
Boys' clothing
55
74 Button importers = makers 74
Box makers (paper) (segar)
Brad and sparable makers
Branch post offices
55
Calico designers 115
Brass finishers
55
Calico printers 329
66 founders
55
Camphene
66 manufacturers
56 | Candle makers
855
Brewers
56 Candle moulds
267
57
Cane makers
77
Bristles
57
Cap makers
77
Britannia ware manufact'rs
57
66 front makers
77
Brokers, bill or note.
57
" trimmings 75
3 bullion
57 Capsules
66 china and india goods
57 Card engravers 135
46 cotton
57 Card manufacturers
custom house
58
Cards, playing and visiting 78
58
Card printers 329
dry goods
59
Carpenters 7S, 52
dye stuffs
53 Carpet bags
82
exchange
61 5S
shakers
83
hay
59 Carriage makers 99
82
insurance
59 Carvers 85
46 loan
59 Cedar yard 83
66 merchandise
59 Cassimeres
93 83
oil .
59 Cemeteries
83
produce
59 Chairmakers
real estate
60| Chair-seat makers
rice
60| Champagne
221
ship
stock and exchange 61, 63 Charts and maps
.tea
63 Chasers of jewelry and silver 63| ware
" tobacco
66 wine
63 Cheesemongers
63, Chemicals 135
63, Chemists 85
63. China & India goods, imp. of . 85
57
Brushes, feather
Builders 64, 78, 245, 44
dock.
117; China menders 161
Builders' materials
65 Chiropodists ST
Bullion brokers
57. Chocolate and cocoa ST
Busz makers
65 Chronometer makers ST Burnishers
65| Cider, porter and ale 305-
.
82
66 general
= hides
59 Car spring makers.
metal
59 Cement
84 84 S4
segar
60 Chandeliers
.61 Charcoal dealers S4 139
.6 wood
46 wool
Bronze powders
Brushes and bellows
63 China & India goods, brokers . 143 China, Glass & Earthenw. dlrs. S5 .6 imps. 87
Box makers (packing)
2S1
236, Cabinet makers 74, 77
844| Cabinet makers' hardware
55
Cage makers 18
Brick dealers fire
150 and whip mounters 77
drug
: dealers
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PAGE
Cider and vinegar
87
Cotton brokers.
57
City dispatch posts 87
damaged, dealers 112
City surveyors
365
goods bleachers 21
Civil engineers 138
Clergymen
88
menders 112
112
Clocks 92
Clock case makers
92
66
presses. 112
Clothes scourers
92
66 wool and flax mill g'ring 244
Clothiers
93, 97 Cuppers and Leechers 112
Clothing (second hand)
Cloths, printing
330 Curriers
112
Cloths, cassimeres and vestings
Cloth shrinkers
99 Cutlers. 112, 113
99 Daguerreotype apparatus
113
likenesses 113
2S1 Decorative artists.
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114
Coal dealers. 100, 102 Dentists 87
Cocoa and chocolate
instruments
115
66 materials 116
Designers (calico)
116
" importers of.
102
and Draughtsmen. 116
116
Collar makers.
102, 237 Diamond (glaziers') makers.
162
Collector of Canal tolls.
102 Die sinkers 188
Collecting agents.
2 Dispatch Posts. 87
Comb warehouses
102 Dispensaries .. 116
Commission merchants .... 247, 252 Distillers, cordials 116
merchants (dry goods) .. 126
grain
116
hardware.
198
molasses 116
(produce). 350
& rectifiers. 116
& imp'ing merchants
254
46
turpentine 117
Commissioners of deeds. 108 | Dock builders 117
Composition ornament makers 104 Docks. roofing. 888
Confectioners . 104, 10S
Consuls, foreign 108
liquor inspectors.
212
Door makers.
243
Draughtsmen 116
Dress makers 117, 122
Drove yard
122
5S
Drug mills.
265
Druggists' glassware
122
..
importing
126
retail.
123
Druggists, wholesale.
125
DRY GOODS, brokers.
58
China and India goods 85
cloths, cassimeres and vest-
ings .
93
commission merchants ..
126
cotton goods manuf ..
112
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Cotton ball cord manufacturers 112
Domestic dry goods. 12T
hardware com. mer. 198
Contractors 103
Cooks, Public. 335 110
Coopers 108,
860
Copper manufacturers.
110|Drug brokers,
Copperplate printers. 330
Copper smiths.
110
Copyists. 110
Cordage, Ropes & Twine .. 110, 111 Conchal distillers. 116
Cords, Fringes aud Tassels 111 Cork cutters .. 111
Corks, importers of. 111
Corset makers
111
Costumers.
119
66 goods manuf. 112
Clerical robe makers 92
66 merchants.
and wool cards 241
97 Curled hair 193
98 Custom house brokers 53
Coach and carriage makers. 100
4 lace inakers
painters
66 smiths.
100. Deck plugs, &c.
114
Coffee, essence of
102
.6 houses
102
roasters and spice fact's. 102 Desks
syrups.
116
& shipping.
255
117
Copper and Steel plates.
INDEX.
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INDEX.
PAGE
domestics
127 Fashions, reporters of 149
fancy 352, 853 Faucet makers 149
importers of. :127, 12S | Feather brushes 143
jobbers 123, 130| Feather dealers (hed). 148
linens (importers) 237
Feathers military & fancy.
145
refin., packers & pressers .. 130 retailers
russia goods.
338|
Fig Blue .. 150
401 File makers. 842
134 |Filter makers.
150
Dundee goods
Dyers
Dye stuffs, woods & chemicals. 135
58
proof paint. 150
Eating houses 135
insurance 212
Edge tool makers. 137
works 150
Egg dealers. 137
Electricians 136
Electrotypers.
137 | Fishing tackle
150
Emblems for societies 137
Embroidered muslin bleachers. 31
Embroiderers
137 | Flax & Flax twines.
152
Emery, crocus, &c.
138| Flax & hemp
204
Emery paper.
341 | Floor oil cloths
152
Enamelled works ..
138
Florists. 278
Flour dealers 152
: inspectors
212
mills. 265
Flowers artificial
7
Fly net makers. 153
Force pump manufacturers. 153
Forcing glasses 153
Foreign consuls. 105
Forges. 153
Forges portable .. 153
Forwarding merchants. 252
FOUNDERS
brass. 55
facing dust. 159, 214
iron.
215
stereotypo. 360
852
Framo makers 153
Freight agents. 2
Fringe weavers. 111
111
Fruit retail.
15-4
: wholesale 155
Fur dealers.
155, 156
Furnaces (hot air) 206
Fancy goods importers. 142, 144 .. (hot water & steam) . 156 FURNITURE
retail. 144, 148
.6
.6 wholesale 148
hardware
199
soap makers
855
bed and mattress makers .. 17
bedstead makers.
17
cabinet makers
74, 77
"
general
189|
historical. 139
$
landscape. 189
map and chart. 139
portrait 139
3
seal. 139
stencil 139
wood
140
xylographic. 140
Engravings & prints 140
Envelope makers. 140
Essence of coffee 10%
Essential oils .. 140
Exchange & Stock brokers. 61
Exchange offices 140, 142
Expresses 142
Extension tables,. 142
359
3 turners ..
18S
188
Engineers civil. 3 mechanical. 138
Engravers, bank note 138
card.
188
and die sinkers 13S
Fish (salt). 132
Fish hooks. 269
Fishmongers. 150
Flag makers 151
Engine makers (fire). 150
66 (steam)
134
Finding stores. 235
134 Fire brick. 150
engine builders 150
Dye stuffs, brokers
Feed. 149, 150
130, 134 Fenders & grates 163
woollens
Duck (sail).
PAGE
type.
Fringes, cords and tassels
xxi
PAGE
carpet dealers
82
chair makers
84
chair seat makers 84
(second hand)
153' Gunsmiths
193
fleor oil cloths.
152 Gymnasiums 194
Hair dressers 194 198
209
",
articles imp
198
46
(human) imp.
198
66
ornamental manuf ..
193
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seating and curled hair ...
198
HARDWARE & CUTLERY
axe manuf. 9
cabinet makers' hardware. 77
cutlers.
112, 113
domestic hardware
com-
mission merchants. 125
edge tool makers
137
fancy hardware 199
importers of.
199
piano hardware.
301
retail.
200
saddlery hardware.
339
Ship builders' hardware
349
shovel manuf.
352
tool stores
879
wholesale.
201
Harness makers
33S
HATS & CAPS
block makers
202
body manuf.
202
cap makers
77
front makers
77
hatters' plush 202
retail.
202
204
trimmings
202
Hat pressing machines
202
Hay brokers
59
Health insurance 213
162| Heddle knitters.
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