Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1845-1846, Part 33

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

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FELT DAVID & CO. stationers, 50 Wall & 245 Pearl, h. Brooklyn

Felt Festas C. tailor, 105 Fulton. h. 511 Washington Folt George W. stevedore, 50 Orchard

Fch Moses, carpenter, 184 W. 17th

Felt Willard, stationer, 215 Pearl and 50 Wall, h. 20 F. Sixteenth

FELT & STOCKBRIDGE. tailors, 105 Fulton

Felter Abram, mason, 148 Perry Felter David E. wheelwright, 510 Hudson

Felter Henry D. & Co. wines, 509 B'way, h. 569 B'way.

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Felter Isaac D. labarer, I Nyack pl Feltham Henry, b ker, 741 Greenwich Feltham Mary, widow of John, leather and gloves, 118 William, h. 118 William Felthusan Harman, grocer, King c. Macdougal, h. King c. Mard nigal

Felton Eli, tinsmith, 44 Av. 9 Femster Margaret. huckster, Cath. mkt. h. 25 Suffolk Fenby Aquilla M. com. mer. 83 South, h. 170 B'dway FENBY & JOHNSON. com. merchants, 83 South

Fendall Benjamin, mariner, 3 Birminghanı

Fendall John L. furniture, 56 Beekman

Fendall Thomas L. cabinetmaker, 277 Hudson Fenegan Ar drew, laborer, 122 Anthony

FENDI JOSEPIIUS G. brkr, 4 Hanover, h. 353 Fourth Fenn Gains, faucets, 35 Peck sl. h. New Haven, C't Fenn Jason, faucets, 35 Peck sl

Fenn Jicub L. whipnriker, 9 Lewis Fenn John, laborer. 101 Madison

Fenn Thomas, clerk, h. 465 Broadway Fenn Wilham P. shoem ker, 164 Hlester Feun G. & Co. faucets, 35 Peck slip Fennell Eleanor, widow of Janies, 39 Goerck

Fennelly John C. butcher, 61 Orchard

Fenner Benjamin, iner. 11 Spruce, h. 190 Elm Fenner Charles, cabinetmaker, 152 Attorney Fenner Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, 190 Elm Fenner John. shoemaker, 8) Anthony Fenner Joseph, shoemaker, 195 Church Fenniman Jacob, grocer, 42 Monroe, 11. 49 Hamilton Fenniman Jolin, grocer, 47 Vesey, h. 47 Vesey Fanno Grafton, express, 6 Wall Fenno John W. express, 6 Wall

Fensley John, shipmaster, 71 Monroe Fenson John, blacksmith. 237 Canal

Fenter Heinrich, r. 145 Elin

Fenton Andrew, scalebeam maker, 57 Montgomery Fenton David, bellringer, 12 Centre market pl

Fenton George, laborer, r. 137 Sullivan

Fenton John, shoemaker, 130 Av. 6

Fenton John, mason, 192 %V. 19th Fenton John W. tailor, 89 Canal Fenton Robert, carpenter, 126 Av. 8

Fenton Robert, shormaker, 5 Minetta

Fenton Thomas, carpenter, r. 58 Suffolk Fenton Thomas, carpenter, 109 Mulberry

Fenton Thomas, shoemaker, 225 Hudson, h. 225 Hud'n Fenwick Cornelius, painter, 114} Av. 3

Fenwick Thomas J. bookbinder, 37 Ferry, h. W'msbrg Fenwick William, blinds, 144 Houston

Fenwick William, (col'd) porter, 119 W. Broadway Ferare John, pictures, 185 Bowery Ferber Peter. tailor, 251 Houston, h. 227 Houston Ferdinand John, tailor, 225 Fulton, h. 225 Fulton Ferdinand John, shoemaker, 259 Rivington

FERDINAND C. J. & CO. importers of swedish, tur- key and german leeches, 149 Nassau, h. 40 Dey Ferdinand & Albert, tailors, 225 Fulton Ferdon Henry, mason, 86 Bedford Ferdon Henry, carpenter, 54 Sullivan

Ferdon Jacob, tailor, 149 Clinton, h. 149 Clinton

Ferdon John, carman, 63 W. Broadway Ferdon John, boatman, 71 Macdougal Ferdon John B. chairgilder, r 64 Crosby Ferdon Mary, boarding, 99 Bowery "Ferdan Robert. boatnian, 699 Washington

Ferdon Samuel, carpenter, 149 Hanunond

Ferdon Tobias, carpenter, r. 58 Hamersley

Fergerson Robert, carpenter, 101 Murray, h. 6 Walker Fergus William, paster, 31 Bethune Ferguson Alanson, carman, 74 Morton Ferguson Alexander, marble, h. 28 Fourth

Ferguson Alexander, tailor, 8 Fifth

Ferguson Alexander H. clerk, 200 Mulberry, h. 24th c. Avenue 9

Ferguson Asa, shoemaker, 321 Bleecker, h. r. 49 Bank Ferguson Bailey N. smith, Rivington c. Essex, h. 143 Essex

Ferguson Catharine.(col'd) confectioner, 81 Thompson Ferguson Daniel, upholsterer, 188 Fulton, h.188 Fulton Ferguson Daniel I. builder, 7 Ludlow, h. 329 Pearl Ferguson George, carman, 97 Stanton

.Ferguson George, 44 Suffolk

FERGUSON GEVAL ......... A, HAVE Ferguson Henry, bookkeeper, 60 Jane

Ferguson Henry, carpenter, 164 Elin, h. 241 Elizabeth

Ferguson Isaac, carpenter, 13× Barrow

Ferguson James, grocer, 1221 Twelfth

Ferguson James, coal, 684 Greenwich, h. 106 Amos Ferguson James, drygoods, 13 Cedar, h. Av. 5 n. 51st . Ferguson James A. teacher, 86 Greene

Ferguson James S. com. mer. 34 Water

Ferguson Jine; widow of Jonas, 3 Av. C

Ferguson Jane, widow of John, 2114 Division

Ferguson Jessie, locksmith, 36 W. Broadway, h. 47 Vesey

Ferguson Joel B. boarding. 159 Cherry

Ferguson John, nier. 51 Willian, b. 72 Broadway Ferguson John, clerk, r. 103 Mulberry Ferguson John, 5 Waverley pl

Ferguson John, brassfounder, r. 80} Bowery, h. 82} Bowery

Ferguson John, engineer, 215 Mulberry

Ferguson Jolın, (col'd) shoemaker, 170 William, h. 170 William

Ferguson John C. shoemaker. 220 Rivington

Ferguson John C. carinau, 485 Greenwich

Ferguson Jolin M. billiards, 637 B'way. h. 479 Houston Ferguson John S. fancystore, 250 Bowery, h. 250 Bow'y Ferguson John T. physician, li. 513 Houston

FERGUSON JORDAN G. lawyer, 6 Wall Ferguson Lebbeus, carman. 232 Second Ferguson Mary, widow of Robert, 238 Spring Ferguson Michael, chairmaker, r. 86 Ludlow Ferguson Michael, drygoods. 27 Rutgers

Ferguson Richard, grocer, Av. A n. Thirteenth Ferguson Robert, carpenter, 101 Murray. h. 6 Walker Ferguson Rosanna, thread & needles, 246 William

Ferguson Samuel D. sup. Leake & Watt orphan house, 1. 86 Greene

Ferguson Thomas, carpenter, 51 Gold, h. 51 Gold Ferguson Thomas M. dockbuilder, & Greene

Ferguson William, carpenter, rear 279 Stanton, h. 279 Stanton

Ferguson William, bootmaker, 2 Watts Ferguson William J. cabinetmaker, r. 177 Av. 8 Ferguson & Walker, merchants, 51 William

Ferguson & Weed, builders, r. 7 Ludlow Fergusson Elizabeth A. widow of Wm. r. 182 Mulberry Ferman Harman, carpenter, h. 177 Sixteenth n. Av. A Fernald Samuel, shipcarpenter, 253 Delancy Feron Edward, printer. 54 Attorney Ferrall Margaret. 459 Fifth

Ferrari Giovanni, hairdresser, 4 Astor house,h. 77 Duane Ferre Sulomon, intel. office, 314 B'dway, 1. 592 Water Ferreira Anthony J. lawyer, bds 184 Franklin

Ferreira Manuel, segars, 368 Clierry

Ferren Charles, cartman, 70 Thompson

FERRERO CHARLES, accountant, 339 Broadway

Ferrers Jane A. widow of John, 57 Murray Ferrier Coll, shoemaker, 399 Monroe Ferrier John, musician, 101 Norfolk Ferrier John M. shipmuster, 274 E. Broadway

Ferrier Robert baker, Av. 6 c. Sixteenth Ferrier Walter, bookbinder, h. r. 372 Houston

Ferrill Patrick, carman, r. 281 Mulberry

Ferrigan John, butcher, 234 Mulberry, h. 234 Mulb'ry Ferrin Freeman, upholsterer, 88₺ Grand

FERRIS BENJAMIN C. lawyer, 20 Chambers, h. 770 Broadway

Ferris Benjamin F. u. s. inspector, 115 Liberty

Ferris Caroline M. wid. of Benj. milliner, 567 Broome Ferris Catharine Ann, wid. of George, 28 Lafayette pl Ferris Charles G. 716 Broadway

Ferris Christopher, cooper, 65 Exchange pl Ferris Claiborne, lawyer, 142 Fulton, b. 450 Grand Ferris Daniel, boarding, 4 Cliff

Ferris David, carman, rear 109 Eldridge

Ferris Ebenezer G. vict'ling, 52 Chitham, h. 52 Cht'm

Ferris Edward, marirer, 52 Monroe Ferris Edward. mason, Fifth c. Av. R FERRIS EUGENE, bootmaker, 44 Nassau

Ferris Floyd T. physician, 19 Warren Ferris George, boatman, 72 Goerck Ferris George B. broker, 39 Front, h. 18 Pike 1 Ferris Gouverneur, express, 35 Horatio

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Ferris Horatio N. flour, 125 West

Ferris Isaac. (Rev.) 167 E. Broadway Ferris Jacob chairmaker, rear 93 Orchard

Ferris James R. gent.'s furnishing, 55 William, h. 28 King

Ferris Jesse, stage agent, 36 Troy

Ferris Jolın, tailor, 225 Varick

Ferris John G. grocer, 258 Fulton, h. 92 North Moore Ferris John H. marbleyard, 372 Greenwich

Ferris Joseph D. carman, 145 Hammond

Ferris Josiah S. inspector, 28 King

Ferris Laning, butcher, 13 & 15 Fulton mkt, h. 18 Pike Ferris Lynde C. physician, 139 Hudson Ferris Nathaniel, drygoods, 253 Pearl, h. 86 Madison Ferris Oliver L. merchant, 33 Front, h. 15 Hamilton Ferris Peter, rigger, 37 Sione

Ferris Philip, butcher, 197 Rivington c. Ridge

Ferris Richard M. organ builder, 293 Bowery, h. 22 Bleecker

Ferris Robert, weaver. 7 Perry

Ferris Sarah, widow of James, 86 Bayard

Ferris Thomas, printer, 111 Suffolk Ferris Thomas T. 44 Downing

Ferris Thomas T. 28 Lafayette pl Ferris Watson, shipmaster, 148 Laurens

Ferris Willian H. carman, 209 Allen

FERRIS N. & CO. drygoods, 253 Pearl

Ferris & Penfield, gent.'s furnishing, 55 William Ferron Hamilton, grocer, 48 Mulberry Ferry Darius, combmaker, 270 Broome

Ferry Ely, lamplighter, 345 Broome Ferry Ezra H. huckster, Fulton market, h. 118 Pitt Ferry Frances, 145 Wooster

Ferry Henry A. auctioneer, 15 Wall Ferry Matthew, shoemaker, h. 32 Spring

Ferry Samnel F. grocer, Av. 1 c. Sixteenth

Ferst Abraham, segars, 47 Norfolk

Fertig Peter, shoemaker, 201 Delancy

Fessenden Henry P. lawyer, 31 Wall

Fessenden 'Terrissa, teacher, 87 Willett

Fessenden Thomas, 31 Wall, h. 144 Waverley pl Fessenden William W. com. mer. 38 Pine, boards 13 Broadway

FESSENDEN & HALE, com. mers. 38 Pine Fessel Christoph, tailor, rear 82 Mulberry Fessler Louis, cook, 61 Vesey Fetterman William, sailorboarding. 55 Cherry Fetters Henry F. tobacconist, 65 Walnut Feuchtwanger Lewis, chemist, 23 Liberty, h. 21 White Feusier Joseph P. porterhouse, 35 Dey Few Catherine, 239 Ninth

Fewkes Henrietta, confectioner, 161 Greenwich Fewkes William, sen. baker, rear 186 Ludlow Fey Adamn, blacksmith, 34 Laurens Ficher Konrad, tailor, 167 Washington Ficht Hartman, artist. 352 Pearl Ficht Otto, artist, 25 Dominick Fick David, segarmaker, 226 Grand Fick Eliza, widow of Joseph, 282 Pearl Fick John, trunkmaker, 471 Grand Fick Peter, segarmaker, 214 Division Fick William, segarmaker, 67 Bowery Fick Williamn Andon, printer, 471 Grand FICKEN MARTIN, grocer, 247 Bow'ry, h. 247 Bow'ry Ficken Richard, grocer, 59 Molberry, h. 59 Mulberry Fickert William, bootmaker, 163 Broome Fickett Cyrus, brassfounder, 377 Ninth

Fickett George, shipcarpenter, h. 92 Av. D Fickett Hart, shipcarpenter, 5 E. Twelfth

Fickett James, smith, 231 South, and foot Third, E. river, h. 92 Av. D Fickett Mary A. widow of Francis, 279 Third Fickett & Thomes, shipbuilders, foot Third, E. river Fiedler Ernest, importer, 33 Broad, h. 38 Bond Field Alfred, 13 Platt, h. Brooklyn

Field Arby, tacks and brads, 25 Clinton Field Benj. Il mer. 28 Burling sl. h. 56 University pl Field Charles, 532 Hudson

Field Charles A. cooper, 16 Depeyster

Field Charles D teacher of singing, 177 Rivington Field Charles P. grorer, 160 Cherry, h. 12] Henry FIELD CYRUS W. paper, 9 Burling slip, h. Seven- teenthı n. Av. 3

Field David, collector. 135 Delancy

Field David Dudley, lawy. 4] Wall, h. 29 E. Sixteenth Field Edward, cider, 99 Anthony

Field Edward, com. mer. 1 Platt, h. 155 Chambers Field Edward R. carpenter, 485 Bowery

Field Eliza C. dressmaker, E. Ninteeenth n. Av. 3 Field Erastus S. artist, 151 Hammond

Field George. 69 Wall, h. Franklin house

Field George B. lawyer, 20 Nassau

FIELD HENRY A. physician, 51 Av. 3, h. 141 Tenth Field Hickson W. com. mer. 28 Burling sl. h. 1 Wash- ington pl

Field Jacob W. boarding, 49 E. Broadway

Field James, machinist, 209 Stanton

Field lohn, painter, 57 Nassan, h. 69 Beekman

Field John & Co. provis. 76 Wooster, h. 23 Wooster

Field Josiah, hides, 179 Elizabeth, h. 152 Eldridge

Field Jude, bradmaker, 148 Stanton Field M. 551 Broadway

Field Moses, (Rev.) 207 Av. 8 Field Oscar S. clerk. 74 Ridge

Field Peter, 82 White

Field Robert M. soap & candles, 132 Eldridge, h. 142 Eldridge

Field Richard, mer. 55 Cedar, lı. Brooklyn

Field Rodman E. grocer, 57 Clinton, h 82 Suffolk

Field Sarah, widow of Daniel, h. Bowery c. First Field Spencer, palm hats, 215 Pearl, h. Mass.

Field Stephen J. lawyer, 41 Wall

Field Thomas, machinist, 267 Division

Field Thomas C. carman, 359 Greene

FIELD THOMAS F. mer. 101 Broad, h. Brooklyn Field Thomas H. mer. 166 Front, h. 44 Hubert

Field William, engraver, 137 Fulton, h. 82 Bayard Field William, builder, Eleventh bet. Broadway &. University pl. h. - Av 3

Field William A. late boarding. 137 W. Sixteenth Field William H. carman, 160 Eldridge Field & James, grocers, 160 Cherry

Field & Merritt, drygoods, 55 Cedar

Field & Tappen, grocers, 166 Front

Field, Thompson & Co. 55 Cedar

Fielden Sarah, widow of Armistead, reeds & ells, 237 Bowery

Fielder Alexander, imp. 28 Platt, h. Brooklyn

Fielding Daniel, cooper, h. 133 Amity Fielder Robert, mason, 142 Av. 3 Fielding Robert, cartman, 206 Houston

Fielding Stephen, mason, 31 Spring

Fielding William, porter, 9 Stone

Fielding William, printer, 210 Canal Fields Daniel, anctioncer, 178} Pearl

Fields David, (col'd) laborer, 39 Thompson

Fields James, (col'd) whitewasher, r. 88 Cedar

Fields Joseph, carman, 180 Stanton

Fields Thomas W hoist-wheel manuf. 86 Walker, h .. 131 Elm

Fiessel Joseph, boots, h 2 Krapp's pl. n. Drydock Fife William, porter. 187 Delancy

Figeroon Augustus, (col'd) cook. r. 43 Thompson Figueira Paulo J. wine mer. 71 New, h. 3 Morris FIGUEIRA P. J. & Co. wine merchants, 71 New Filby Thomas P. liquors, 20 Roosevelt

Filhian Henry H. shoemaker, 177 Elizabeth

Filley Edward, earthenw. 125 Maiden la. h. Brooklyn- Filley Henry A. clerk, 30 Blercker

Fillopena Joseph, agent, 187 Spring Finan Patrick, grocer, 61 Orange, h. 61 Orange

Finch Amos, clothing, 187} Greenwich, h 93 Hubert Finch Catharine, widow of Nathaniel, 63 Charlton Finch Edward B. sloves. 231 Water, h. Peekskill Finch Eliza, widow of James, Eleventh n. Av A

Finch Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, 68 W. 18th Finch Ferris, grocer, 50 Broome Finch Henry, machinist, h. 534 Fourth Finch Henty S. agent, r. 81} Nassau

Finch James W. & Co. coaldealers, 140 Waverley pl .. & 821 Washing on, h. 16 Christopher Finch John, boatman, 350 Front Finch John, painter, 12 Stuyvesant Finch Myron, publisher, 118 Nassau, h. 147 Broome Finch Nathaniel. collector, 170 Mott Finch Phebe, widow of Nathaniel, r. 323 Fifth

PAPER WAREHOUSE.

CYRUS W. FIELD, No. 9 BURLING SLIP, NEW-YORK,

Offers for Sale the following

PAPER MANUFACTURER'S MATERIALS,

RAGS.

Foreign Rags of various qualities.

Domestic Rags, white, blue, colored. Northern, Southern, and Western mixed, Canvass, Bagging, Grass Rope, Cotton Waste, Wrapping Paper Stock, &c. &c.

BLEACHING POWDER.

Tennant's, Boyd's, Gamble's, Lennig's, Newcastle, and French.

FELTINGS.

English machine wet Felting, 36in., 42in., 54in., 62in., 66in., and 72in. wide.

endless, 9, 10, 11, and 12 yds by 36in., 40in., 42in, 48in., 54in., 62in., 66in., 72in., and 80in. wide.

Fourdrinier machine wet Felting, endless, 12ft. and 25ft. by 54in .. 66in., and 76in. wide.

Fourdrinier Jackets, 9gin.x54in., 9gin.x66in., 12in. x76in. wide.

Press Roll Felts, 12ft. by 36in., 40in., 42in., 48in., 54in., 58in., 62in., 66in., 72in. 80in. Drying Felts, made to order, any size and thickness.

Felting of any description imported to order on reasonable terms. The above Feltings are made expressly to our own order, and are warranted fully equal to any that come to this market.

WIRE CLOTH, &c.

Copper Wire Cloth, No. 18, 60, and 70; 28in., 30in., 32in., 36in., 42in., 48in. and 62in. Brass 66 No. 18, 60, and 70; 28in., 30in., 32in., 36in., 42in., 48in. and 62in. Fourdrinier Wire Cloth, 24ft. 10in. by 51in., 60in., 62in., and 72in.

Sewing and Winding Wire, &c. &c.

Cylinders covered at short notice in the best manner.

Smalts, Screens, Alum, Oil of Vitriol, Soda Ash, Twine, Sizing. &c. &c.

Machinery-orders received for Fourdrinier and Cylinder Machines, Cutters, Engine Knives, &c.

Liberal advances made on consignments.

COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.

CYRUS W. FIELD, NO. 9 BURLING SLIP, NEW-YORK,

Would respectfully announce that he has made such extensive arrangements with manufacturers throughout the New England and Middle States, that he will be in constant receipt of PAPERS, adapted to every branch of the trade. These daily additions, together with the present stock, will make an assortment which, for variety and quality, cannot be surpassed. Acting as agent for the manufacturer, he is en- abled to offer every description of Paper at the lowest possible price, either for cash or approved notes. He feels assured that he can offer strong inducements to purchasers throughout the United States, to visit this market.

Below are enumerated some of the principal styles of Paper, now offered in lots to suit purchasers.

To Publishers of Books, Pamphlets, &c.

BOOK PAPER-Medium, Medium and a half, donble Medium and double Me- dium and a half, constantly on hand, of various qualities and weights. OG- BOOK PAPER made to order, any size and quality, at short notice. COLORED COVER PAPER-

20×24 all colors, unglazed.

22×28

20×24 glazed, thin.

20×25

" thick.

22×28 " thin.

22×28 " thick.

20x25 assorted colors, unglazed and glazed. 22×28

Double Cap Wrappers, assorted colors.

all colors.

Fancy Paper, for fly leaves, &c. &c.

Rope and Straw Binder's Boards, &c. &c.

To Publishers of Newspapers, and Printers.

News and Book Papers, all sizes. Colored Paper, 19x24 and 20x25. 22×2S and 24x38.

News and Book Ink. all qualities. fancy colored Plain Cap and Letter, blue and white. Folio Post, blue and white.

To Copper Plate Printers

Plate Paper, 14x22-19x24.

21x27-22×29. Bank Note Paper, &c. &c.

To Book Binders.

Binders' Boards, double Cap, assorted numbera.

Medium,

Royal,

Straw and Grass Boards.

Fancy Paper for fly leaves.

Tea color Medium and Medium and a half.

To Booksellers and Stationers.

Quarto Post, extra superfino white and blue plain and ruled.

superfine

fine

common

Packet Post, extra superfine plain and ruled. Commercial Post.

Folio Post, superfine blue and white.

fine

low priced

.€

Bank Post, a super article. Octavo Post, white and blue.

gilt.

Quarto "

Flat and cut Caps of every variety.

Ledger Papers. all sizes and qualities .- English Copying Paper, &co. de

To Cloth and Dry Goods Dealers

Cloth Paper, 30x40-36x40-40x48. Wrapping Paper, various styles. Fine and superfine Cap and Letter Paper. Silk Paper, 19x24-21x27-22x29. Hose « 14x22.

To Shoe Manufacturers and Dealers

Shoe Papers, white and assorted colors. Straw Boards, &c. &c.

To Banbox Manufacturers.

Bandbox and Straw Boards, all numbers. Lining Paper, all sizes.

To Candle Manufacturers. White Boards, Candle Papers, &c. &c.

To Carpet Manufacturers.

Press Papers and Boards for patterns.

To Hardware Manufacturers and Dealers

Hardware Paper, of all sizes and thicknesses. .6 glazed. Tissue Paper, white, blue, green, pink, yellow and assorted colors White Wrapping Paper, various sizes. Colored l'apers, glazed, for labels.

IF' IIARDWARE PAPER made to order, of any particular size and thickness wanted.

To Banks.

Superfine Bank Note Paper. " Post.

Superfine and common Folio Post, for Bank Checks, blue and white. Superfine Envelope Paper Leger Paper, for Legers, Journals, &c.

Commercial Post, &c. &c.

To Druggists.

Hardware Paper, all sizes. White and colored Wrapping, all sizes. Blue Paper, for Seidlitz Powders. White

To Hatters.

White Enveloping Paper, 24x36-26x37-28x42 Finishing 19x24-21x27-21x38.

Tip Paper. Fancy colored Papers, &c.

To Paper Stainers.

White, brown, blue, green, buff and pink Hanging Paper.

To Match Makers. . Match Box Paper, various sizes and qualities. .' made to order, of any particular size and quality.

To Cap Manufacturers.

Grass, straw, rag and rope Boards, for Cap Fronts.

To Trunk Manufacturers.

Trunk Boards. all numbers.

Blue and fancy colo. ed Lining l'apers, &c. &c.

To Card Manufacturers.

White Flat Cap, various qualities. Middles, &c. made to order. To Grocers

Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper, all sizes. Bag Paper-Tea Paper. Cheap Cap and Letter Papers, &c. &c.

To House and Ship Builders

House sheathing Paper, a superior article. Ship Sheathing Paper, for copper. 66

boards.

IT Orders, accompanied with a remittance, or a satisfactory city reference, will be executed with the same care and promptnese as if given in person.

The highest market price paid in Cash, for all kinds of Domestic Rags, Bagging, Grass Rope, Canvass, &c.

CYRUS W. FIELD, No. 9 Burling Slip.

FULTON-STREET, 107, BOOK AND JOB

DANIEL ADEE

Would respectfully inform his friends and the public that having lately much enlarged his office, and greatly increased his stock of the LATEST STYLES OF PRINTING MATERIALS, he is now prepared to execute at the shortest notice any kind of Printing, in a superior manner and at the most reasonable rates.

Presswork for Book Publishers upon ADAMS', or the Improved Book Printing Napier Press, executed with neatness and despatch.

Having competent and experienced workmen, he is now enabled to assure those who may favour him with a trial, of the most entire satisfaction.

JOB PRINTING of all kinds. BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, PAMPHLETS, &C. &c., at the shortest notice.

HE HAS JUST PUBLISHED AND OFFERS FOR SALE, THE TREASURY OF HISTORY,

Comprising a Gener il Introductory Outline of Universal History, Ancient and Modern, and a Series of Separate Historica of every principal nation that exists their Rise, Progress and Present Condition, &c. &c. BY SAMUEL MAUNDER.

Author of the "Treasury of Knowledge," " Biographical Treasury," " Literary and Scientific Treasury," &c.,

THE HISTORY OF AMERICA EDITED BY JOIN INMAN.

The above valuable Work will be completed in about twelve Nos. octavo, printed on fine paper, with clear type, and will be sold at 25 cents per No. It forms one of the best works ever issued from the press.

HE IS ALSO NOW PUBLISHING BRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE & SURGERY A HALF-YEARLY JOURNAL,

Containing a Retrospect.re l'iero of every Discovery and Practical Improvement in the Medical Sciences. COMMENCED IN JANUARY 1840. Published in London in July and January of every year, and re-published in New-York by DANIEL ADEE No. 107 Fulton street.

TERMS.

The first 10 Nos. or Five years, $5 ...... Per year thereafter, $1,00. Invariably in advance.

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Finch Phœbe, wid. of Isaac D. millinery, 17} Division Finch Sarah, widow of John C. 679 Greenwich Finch William S. plumber, 37 Bowery FINCH R. R. & CO. stoves, 231 Water, h. Peekskill FINCH & WEED, publishers and booksellers. 118 Nassau

Finchley Charles J. B. caps. 76 Maiden la. h. 44 Bank FINCHLEY THOMAS S. capmaker, 76 Maiden lane, 53 Perry

Finck Jacob, baker, 176 Second

Finck Peter, grocer, 19 Grand, c. Sullivan, h. 19 Grand Findlay Janet, widow of Willi ·m, 13 Sullivan Findlay William B tailor, 63 Hester

Finegan John, liquor, 18 West, lı. Staten Island Finegan Catharine, wid. Patrick. liquors, 356 Broome Finegan Owen, gardener, 101 W. Nineteenth Finegan Patrick, custom house, 96 Greene

Finen Roger, laborer, r. 729 Washington

Fingado Philip, brewer, 77} Orchard Fingleton Ann, 82 Varick Finiels Madame, millinery, 337 Broadway Finigan Arthur, broker, 95 Wall, h. 48 Warren

Finigan Daniel, stonecutter, 127 W. Twentieth Finigan Daniel, shoemaker, Gansevoort near West Finigan Henry, porter, 63 Bayard

Finigan John, printer, rear 358 Greenwich

Finigan Math'w, porterhouse, 476 Water, h. 476Water Finigan Michael, porterhouse, 210 Centre

Finigan Patrick, grocer, 44 Ridge c. Delancy

Fink Arnest & Son, butchers, 25 Clinton mkt, h. 28 Spring

Fink Arnest, jr. butcher, 7 Wash'ton mkt, h. 22 Spring Fink Eliz beth, widow of Alexander, 108 Chrystie Fink George, butcher. 25 Clinton mkt, h. 28 Spring

Fink George A. butclter, 30 Centre mkt, h Stanton c. Ludlow

Fink Hamilton, butcher. 320 Washington

Fink Harriet, widow, 251 Delancy

Fink Henry, liquors, 86. Vesey, h. 208 Washington

Fink Isaac, pedler, 196 Houston

Fink Jacob, grocer, 3 Mott & 75 Fourth, h. 75 Fourth Fink Jacob, grocer, 172 Houston

Fink Jacob. grocer. 8 Front, h. 8 Front

Fink Jacob Henry, butcher, h. 22 Spring

Fink John C. coal inspector, 67 Montgomery

Fink John F. & H. liquors, 86 Vesey c. Washington, h. 208 Washington

Fink John H. carman, 13 Eldridge

Fink Joseph, pedler, 196 Houston

Fink Maria, refreshments, 35 Mer. Ex.

Fink Theodo. L. butch. 24 Clinton mkt, h. Av. 7 c. Eighteenth

Fink Washington, butcher, h. 28 Spring

Finke Deidrich, grocer, Prince c. Laurens, h. 130 Laurens

Finke Martin, grocer, 137 Varick, h. 137 Varick Finkenauer Philip, barber, 78} Ludlow

Finlay J. Beekman, com. mer. 76 Wall, h. 117 Wa- verley place Finlay John, tailor, 100} Warren

Finley Aaron, tinsinith, 233 Bowery, h. 115 Grand

Finley Andrew, hairdresser, 38 Fulton, h. 80 Frankfort

Finley Daniel, carpenter, r. 199 W. Twentieth, h. 610 Washington

Finley Deborah, grocer, 26 Thompson

Finley George, cabinetmaker, 370 Hudson

Finley George, pedlar, 208 Delancy

Finley James, pumpmaker, 1 Sixth

Finley James, cartman, 32 Tenth Finley James, manufacturer, 179 W. Seventeenth

Finley John, wheelwr. 26 Wooster, h. 52 Laurens Finley John. boilermaker, 18 Houston

Finley John, carman, 187 Rivington Finley John B. Pearl c. Wall. h. 117 Waverley pl Finley John K. shoemaker, 35 King Finley John R. barber, 1802 Cherry, h. r. 196 Division Finley Joseph, upholsterer, r. 28 Columbia

Finley Nicholas, carman, 10 Spring Finley Patrick, laborer, 147 Troy Finley Philip, lahorer, 6 Jersey

Finley Thomas. tailor, 63 Spring, h. 63 Spring

Finley Thomas, laborer, 490 Cherry Finley William, clerk, 169 South, h 80 E. Broadway

Finn Anthony, pianofortemaker. 82 Av. 3

Finn Archibald T. furs, 166 Water, h. 100 Fourth Finn Eliza, seamstress, 28 Charlton

Finn Hugh, bootmaker, 75 Nassau, h. 192 William Finn Hugh, liqnors, 82 Centre

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Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1845-1846, Part 33

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