Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1845-1846, Part 84

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

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Ryan John, waiter, 52 Monroe

Ryan Joseph, porterhouse, 12 Marketfield

Ryan Mary Ann, widow of James, nurse, 43 Eldridge

Ryan Maurice, druggist, 230 Bowery, h. 230 Bowery Ryan Maurice C. sash and blindmaker, 15 Suffolk

Ryan Michael, trilor, 207 Elizabeth

Ryan Michael, waiter, 2 York

Ryan Michael, laborer. 140 Hoster

Ryan Michael, mason, 257 Rivington

Ryan Patrick, shoemaker, 3224 Pearl, h. 115 Cliff

Ryan Patrick, printer, r. 98 Greene

Ryan Peter, caukan, 214 W. Sixteenth

Ryan Philip, baker, 88 Laight

Ryan Richard, grocer, 379 Washington

Ryan Richard, stagedriver, 161 E Eleventh

Ryan Richard, machinist, 73 Willett

Ryan Simon, blacksmith, r. 13 E. Eleventh

Ryan Thomas, laborer, r. 346 Madison

Ryan Thomas, blacksmith, 54 Frankfort

Ryan Thomas, carpenter, 42 Avenue B

Ryan Thomas, carman, Broadway, bet. 18th and 19th

Ryan Thomas D. mer. 49 Broad, h. 61 Broadway

Ryan William. carpenter, 45 Forsyth, h. Avenue 2 n. Twenty - fifth

Ryan William H. physician, Hudson n. Troy Ryberg Andrew M. machinist, 73 Essex

Ryberg Charles J. notary, 165 Maiden la. h 21 Allen Ryckman Abraham, shoemaker, 84 Avenue 6

RYCKMAN GARRETT W. hop inspector, 50 Water, h. 398 Grand

Ryckmau Peter, coachmaker, 50 New, h. 100 William Ryckican Peter H. stave inspector, 363 Monroe

Ryckman Rachel, widow of Tobias, 27 Charlton

Ryckman Robert W. shoes, 279 B'way, h. 571 Broome Rychman Robert W jr. shoemaker, 14 Dominick Ryckican Sonnel, baker, 43 Dey, h 18 Cherry Ryder Alfred M. hatter, 236 Water, h. Brooklyn Ryder Anthony, (col'd) blindman, r. 106 Greene Ryder Anthony H. lawyer, 47 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Ryder Arthur, segars, 77 Centre, h. 55 Eini Ryder Catharine, widow of Uriah, 418 Pearl

Ryder Clapp P. boonmaker, 5 Beekman, h. 255 G'wich Ryder Clarkson W. tailor, 155 B way h. Brooklyn Ryder Edgar T. hatter, 236 Water, h. 97 Allen lyder Eliza. widow of Samuel, 125 Pitt Ryder Elizabeth, widow of Cornelius, 98 Charlton Ryder George, leather, 32 Ferry, h. Brooklyn Ryder George, carpenter, +1 Elizabeth Ryder George W. painter, 98 Charlton Ryder Henry V. bootmkr, 86 Nassau, h. 222 E. B'way Ryder dames, police officer, 191 Chambers Ryder P. P shoemaker, 5 Beekman, h. 255 Greenwich Ryder Rachael, widow of John, 61 Cannon Ryder Ruben, pilot, 98 Charlton

Ryder Samuel H. tailor, 155 Broadway, h. 101 Forsyth Ryder Thomas, carman, 48 Columbia

Ryder Wir jam, toys, 93g Bowery

Ryder William, stables, 96 Laurens, h. 100 Laurens Ry der Uriah, bootmaker, 5 Beekman, h. 955 Gn'wich Ryder A. M. & E. T. hatters, 236 Water

RYDER BROTHERS, tailors, 155 Broadway

Ryer Abram, butcher, 13 Wash. m. h. 178 Christopher

Ryer A. H. razor strops, 21 Spruce, h. 21 Spruce

Ryer Benjamin, ironmoulder, 398 West

Ryer Benjamin F. 162 W. 21st

Ryer Frederick, coal, 100 W. 16th

Ryer Henry, baker, 2833 Broome

Ryer Henry, 358 Av. 3 Ryer Henry, 392 Bowery

Ryer Henry L butcher, 3 Centre m. h. E. 21stn Av. 5 Ryer James, meats, 13 Av. 1 Ryer John, tobacconist, 470 Water, b. 4 Suffolk

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Ryer John B. saddler, 612 B'way, h. 439 Houston Ryer John M. weigher, 43 Sonth, h. 215 Thompson Ryer John M. pumpmaker, 635 Washington Ryer John P. moulder, 742 Greenwich

Ryer Lawrence L. pianofortemkr, h. E. 26th n. Av. 3 Ryer Lewis, portrait painter, 151 Charles Ryer Moses, cabinet inaker, Broadway c. Thirteenth Ryer Thomas I. C. butcher, 131 Orchard Ryer Washington, mason, Stanton c. Cannon Ryer William, eatinghouse, 16 West, h. Newark Ryer William, produce, h. Twenty-eighth c. Av. 3 Ryer & Hughes, saddlers, 612 Broadway

Ryers Hiram M. shoemaker, Catharine c. Madison, h. 49 Oliver

Ryers Terence R. undertaker, Catharine c. Madison, h. 49 Oliver

Ryerson Eve, widow of John, 4 Nyack place

Ryerson George, painter, 64 Av. D

Ryerson Henry W. carpenter, 48 Vandam

Ryerson John, brassfounder, 86 Barrow

Ryerson John A. stables. 69 Franklin & Broadway c. Thirteenth, h. 535 Bowery

Ryerson John A. carman, 66 Downing

Ryerson John B. chairs, 143 Orchard, h. 173 Orchard Ryerson John H. saddler, 279 Bowery, h. 279 Bowery Ryerson Margaret, boarding, 58 Leonard

Ryerson Martin & Co. hatters, 112 Chatham, h. 80 Bayard

Ryerson Peter, jeweller, 131 Broome

Ryerson Peter G. carpenter, 101 Charlton

Ryerson Samuel C. polisher, 126 Cherry Ryerson William, carman, 65 Columbia Ryerson & Willets, stables, 69 Franklin Ryker Abrahanı, coaclı trimmer, 152 Orchard Ryker James, coachpainter, 21 First Ryker John, jr. insp. beef, 530 Wasli'ton, h. 226 Varick Ryland John, agent, 289 Broadway Ryn John, laborer. h. 121 Suffolk Rynders Theodore, bookbinder, 111 Charlton Ryne James, stonecutter, h. Eighth n. Av. D Ryno Anson, fish, Wash'gtn pl. c. Greene, h. - Bowery Ryno Cora, bootmaker, 368 Madison Ryno Esek, housemover, 113 Cannon Rynolds William H. jeweller, 168 Spring Rysdyk Edmund J. upholsterer, 44 Beach

Saar Valentine, grocer, 117 Suffolk Sabbaton Joseph H. cabinetmaker, 27 Thomas Sabin Charles, stables, 86 Broad, h. 82 Broad Sabin Charles G. stabling, 86 Broad, h. 82 Broad Sabine Gustavus A. physician, 347 Fourth Sacchi Gustavus A. mner. 358 Fourth Sackett Amos M. grocer, 58 Pearl, h. 65 Seventh Sackett Ann, widow of James, 682 Water Sackett Clarence D. lawyer, 13 Pine, h. 40 W. 12th Sackett Elisha B. com. iner. 33.Water Sackett Grenville A. lawyer, 13 Pine, h. 40 W. 12th Sackett Israel, printer, 1 Nassau Sackett James, machinist, 123 Norfolk Sackett James H. clothier, 22 Bowery Sackett Jeremiah L. drygoods, 317 Grand Sackett .J. Ralph, grocer. 58 Pearl, h. 65 Seventh Sackett Rebecca, widow, 775 Broadway

Sackett William H. late mer. h. Ninth n. Av. 2 Sackett William U. p'prhangings, 50 John, h 62 Sev'th Sackett William E. paperhangings, 51 Bowery, h. 62 Seventh

SACKETT C D. & G. A. lawyers, 13 Pine Sackett & Bennett, com. mers. 33 Water Sackett, Belcher & Co. grocers, 58 Pearl Sackınann Henry E. bookbinder, 63 Vesey, h. 65 Vesey Sackmann Jacob H. b'kbinder. 63 Vesey, I. east N.Y. Sackınann J. H. & Brother, bookbinders, 63 Vesey Sackvill John, bootinaker. r. 97 Mott Sadd Henry S. engraver, 395 Greenwich Sadgebury James, late hrewer. h. 102 Duane Sadgebury Joseph, grocer, 221 W. 16th Sadler James, blacksmith. h. Av. 1 n. Seventeenth Sadlier Dennis. binder. 58 Gold, h. 25 Rose Sadlier James, binder, 58 Gold Sadlier D & J. binders, 58 Gold Saebold Frederick, carman, r. 42 Ridge

Saeltzer Alexander, architect, 7 Broad, h. 21 E. 21st Saeltzer Edw. & Alex. architects, 7 Broad, h. 8 Broad Saffen James, carpenter, 669 Water

Saffen James L. jr. caulker, 683 Water

Saffen John H. jeweller, r. 43 Ann, h. 23 Lispenard Saffin Ann, widow of David, 107 Norfolk

Safford E. W. Jeather, 9 Jacob, bds 78 Beekman

Safford John, jr. com. mer. 60 Pine

Safford John L. com. mer. 108 Broad, h. 15 Univ. pl Sagar Mary, school, 10 Albion pl

Sagar & Ballow, school, 10 Albion pl Sage Francis P. com. mer. 2 South, h. 222 Fourth

Sage Gardner A. surveyor, 635 B.way, h. 663 B.way Sage George E. clerk bank new york, h. 36 Charles

Sage Henry W. com. mer. 5 South, h. Brooklyn Sage Lewis P. willowware, &c. 19 Fulton, bds 9 Fultn Sage Warren B. paper, 97 John, h. 36 Charles Sage William H. clerk, 9 W. 23d

Sage William M. crockery, 197 Water, bds U. S. hotel Sageharn Christopher, grocer, 24 Coenties sł

Sagehorn Henry, tobacco, 83 Barclay, h. 204 Fulton Sageman John W. grocer, 91 Bayard & Av. B c. Fourth, h. Av. B c. Fourth

SAGORY CHARLES, broker, 3 Merch. Exch. h. 9 Whitehall

Saguez Catharine, widow of Aaron F. 2 Market Sahay John, h. 269 Houston

Saib Frederick, shoemaker, 2 Crosby

ST. AMANT DANIEL, imp. 145 Front, h. 25 B.way ST. FELIX CHARLES A. R. imp. 5 William, h Bkin St. Felix John R. late imp. 5 William, h. Brooklyn St .John A P. steamboat captain, 190 Hudson St. John Benjamin G. books, 128 Nassau, h. 299 Third St. John Bradley S. clothing, 90 South, h. 90 South St. John Burr B. tailor, 58 William, h. Brooklyn

ST. JOHN CHARLES & BURR, hats & caps, 231 B.way, warerooms 124 Water, h. 85 Chambers St. John Charles C. cabinetmaker, 44 Division, h. 44 Division

St. John Charles H. student, 49 William, h. 83 First St. John Chauncey, blacksmith, r. 87 Eldridge, h. 87 Hester

St. John Chauncey, grocer, Battery ul. c. Washington, h. 17 Bridge

St. John Edward B. broker, 65 Wall, h. 207 Ninth

St. John Isaac H clerk, h. 101 Division

St. John Isaac R. broker, 38 Wall, h. Brooklyn St. Jolın James, blacksmith, 301 Fifth

St John Lewis, broker, 118 Chatham, h. 131 Hester St. John Louisiana, 60 W. Broadway

ST. JOHN MATTHEW C. hatter, 118 Broadway, h. 46 White

St. John Milton, tailor, 84 Broadway, h. 209 Wooster St. John Samnel S. teacher, 34 James, h. 88 First St. John Samnel H. tailor, 159 Broadway

St. John Thomas, tailor, 159 Broadway St. John William, butcher, 115 Suffolk

St. John B. S. & Co. clothing, 90 Sonth St. John & Perrv, machinists, 87 Eldridge ST. JOHN & TOUSEY, tailors, 84 Broadway St John, Raymond & Co. tailors, 159 Broadway St. Johns Samuel S. teacher, 88 First Salade Sebastian, druggist, 324 Broome Sale Ephraini R. clerk, 40 Frankfort

Sale John, builder. 190 W. 19th

Sale William A. mason, 190 W. Nineteenth

SALE WILLIAM A. jr. com. merch'nt, 24 Broad, h. Brooklyn

Salember Francis, late sexton, 121 Elm Salinero Francis, segars, 438 B'way, h. 438 B'way Salisbury Charles, actor, 80 Hester

Salisbury Jolin L. mer. 8 Old sl. h. 102 Wooster Salisbury Henry & Co mers. 171 B'way, h. 494 Br'me Salisbury Wm. D jeweller, 187 B'way, h. 565 Gi'nwh Salladay John W. porter, 76 Pine, h. r. 17 Essex Salmon John, carman, 34 Downing

Salomon Emanuel, whaleb' ne, 394 Pearl, h. 394 Pearl. Salonion Haym M. mner. 139 Maiden la. h. 97 Mercer Salomon Israel, whalebone, 394 Pearl, h. 394 Pearl Salomon Louis, (Rev ) 250 Willi'm , Salomon & Swart. whalebone, 394 Pearl

Salor William, butcher, 31 Centre mkt, h. 38 First Salt William, cabinetmaker, r. 18 Downing

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS & DYE-STUFFS. A. B. & D. SANDS,

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No. 79 Fulton-street, corner of Gold, N. Y.

Offer for sale, on the most advantageous terms, for cash or approved credit, a large and well selected assortment of Druggists' and Manufacturers' Articles, among which may be found the following :

Alcohol,

Cassia,

Kreosote,

Prussian Blue,

Æther, Chamomile Flowers,

Liquorice,

Phosphorus,

Aloes,

Cantharides,

Litharge,

Quinine,

Alum,

Carb. Ammonia,

Linseed Oil,

Quicksilver,

Arrow Root,

Dover's Powders,

Lunar Caustic,

Rhubarb,

Aqua Ammonia,

Epsom Salts,

Morphine,

Red Lead,

Aqua Fortis,

Ergot,

Magnesia,

Rosin and Pitch,

Antimony,

Emery,

Manna,

Red Tartar,

Annatto,

Flowers of Benzoin,

Madder,

Sal Rochelle,

Borax,

Fancy Soaps,

Mace,

Spirits of Nitre,

Brimstone,

Gum Arabic,

Nutmegs,

Sugar of Lead,

British Oil,

Gum Shellac,

Nutgalls,

Sweet Oil,

Balsam Copaiva,

Gum Copal,

Olive Oil,

Sumac,

Bay Water,

Gum Myrrh,

Orris Root,

Soda,

Blue Vitriol,

Gum Gamboge,

Opium,

Senna,

Burgundy Pitch,

Gum Scammony,

Oil Fennel,

Spirits Turpentine,

Cream Tartar,

Gum Tragacanth,

Oil Bergamot,

Soda Powders,

Camphor,

Glauber Salts,

Oil Almonds,

Seidlitz Powders,

Calomel,

Glue,

Oil Origanum,

Tapioca,

Castor Oil,

Iodine,

Oil Wormwood,

Tar,

Coclineal,

Isinglass,

Oil Peppermint,

Vanilla Beans,

Chrom. Potash,

Iceland and Irish Moss, Oil Wintergreen,

Vermilion,

C'astile Soap,

Indigo,

Oil Sassafras,

White Vitriol,

Chloride of Lime,

Jalap,

Oil Cloves,

White Lead,

Cloves,

Jujube Paste,

Pot and Pearl Ashes,

Whiting, &c., &c.

DYE-STUFFS.

Logwood,

Camwcod,

Redwood,

Peach Wood,

Nicwood,

Fustic,

Ext. Logwood,

Brazil Wood,

Barwood,

Cudbear,

Oil Vitriol, Hatch Wood,

Copperas,

Lac Dye,

Yellow Berries,

Ebony Wood,

Argol,

Verdigris,

Red Saunders,

Sapan Wood.

PATENT MEDICINES.

Mc Munn's Elixir of Opium, Taylor's Balsam Liverwort, Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam, Murray's Fluid Magnesia,

Scarpa's Acoustic Oil,

Mrs. Gardiner's Balsam Liv- Jayne's Hair Tonic, erwort,

Phinney's Pills,

Segur's Pills,

Jayne's Carminative Balsam, Phelps' Tomato Pills,

Beckwitli's Pills,

Whittemore's Vegetable Syrup, Payson's Indelible Ink,

Harlæm Oil,

Richardson's Sherry Wine Turlington's Balsam,

Hooper's Pills,

Bitters,

Jayne's Sanative Pills, Godfrey's Cordial,

Opodeldoc,

Fahnestock's Vermifuge,

British Oil,

Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, Thompson's Eye Water,

Taber's Pills,

Chapman's Comp. Croup Syrup, Scudder's Acoustic Oil,

Peleg White Salve,

Kidder's Conway Medicines, Glen's Indian Dye, Cooper's Corn Salve,

Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Dalley's Pain Extracter.

Hewett's Salve,

Bitters,

Gray's Invaluable Ointment,

Parr's Life Pills.

DRUGGISTS' GLASS WARE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

East India, Mediterranean and European Drugs, Paints and Oils ; Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Fancy Articles, Surgical Instruments, Hatters" Goods, Brushes, Window Glass, Leeches, Trusses ; French, English and American Chemicals of all kinds ; Bronzes, Dye Stuffs, Sara- toga Waters, Patent Medicines of every description ; Shaker Herbs, Roots and Extracts, Drug- gists' Labels, &c., &c.

A. B. & D. S. flatter themselves that they can offer inducements to the Trade, not surpassed by any other establishment in any of the Atlantic cities-as their facilities are such as to ena- ble them to avail themselves of the advantages which the different European and American markets afford-and trust that purchasers will find it to their interest to call and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere.

[Wm. Osborn, Printer, 88 William-street.

Balm of Columbia,

Jayne's Expectorant,

SANDS' SARSAPARILLA,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.

THIS medicine is constantly performing almost incredible cures of diseases arising from impurities of the blood and general system. It has arrested and cured numerous cases of scrofulous affections, diseases of the skin, rheumatic gout, diseased liver, painful enlargement of the knee, elbow and wrist joints, Chro- nic rheumatism, sore throat, chrouic constitutional disorders, and various other diseases arising from impure secretions. In this preparation is strongly concentrated all the valuable medicinal properties of Sarsaparilla, on which its activity depends, compounded with other remedial agents, selected from the vegetable kingdom, the whole strength of which is extracted on an entirely new principle, which has cost many years of labor and much expense. The great object desired is now triumphantly accomplished, in the production of a remedy possessing a controlling power over supposed incurable diseases, heretofore unknown in the history of medicine.

The afflicted, or those who may have given up in despair, and all who are interested, are invited to make a trial of this valuable medicine, or to call on those who have come forward and borne public testimony of its priceless value to them, and satisfy themselves individually of its power in arresting and curing disease, and of what it has performed for others.

The following interesting cases are presented, and the reader invited to their careful perusal. Coin- ment on such evidence is unnecessary.

NEW-YORK, July 25, 1844.

MESSRS. SANDS :- Gents-I consider it but au act of justice to you to state the following facts in refer- ence to the great benefit I have received in the cure of an obstinate CANCEROUS ULCER on my breast.

I was attended eighteen months by a regular and skilful physician, assisted by the advice and counsel of one of our mnost able and experienced surgeons, without the least benefit whatever. All the various methods of treating cancer were resorted to; for five weeks in succession my breast was burned with caustic three times a day, and for six it was daily syringed with a weak solution of uitric acid, and the cavity or internal ulcer was so large that it held over an ounce of the solution. The Doctor probed the ulcer and examined the bone, and said the disease was advancing rapidly to the lungs, and if I did not getspeedy relief by medicine or an operation, the result would be fatal. I was advised to liave the breast laid open and the bones examined, but finding no relief from what had been done, and feeling I was rapidly getting worse, I almost despaired of recovery, considering my case nearly hopeless.

Seeing various testimonials and certificates of cure by the use of "SANDS' SARSAPARILLA," in cases similar to my own, I concluded to try a few bottles, several of which were used, but from the long deep seated character of my disease, it produced no very decided change ; considering this as the only proba- ble cure for my case, I persevered, until the disease was entirely cured. It is now over eleven months since the cure was completed ; there is not the slight- est appearance of a return, and I therefore pro- nounce myself WELL, and the cure entirely effected by " SANDS' SARSAPARILLA," as I took no other me- dicine of any kind during the time I was using it, nor have Itaken any since. Please excuse this long deferred acknowledgment, which I think it my duty to make. Your valuable Sarsaparilla cured me, with the blessing of Divine Providence, when nothing else could, and I feel myself under lasting obliga- tions to you. I can say many things I cannot write, and I do most respectfully invite ladies afflicted as I liave been to call upon me, and I will satisfy them fully of the truth as stated above, and many other things in reference to the case.

NANCY J. MILLER, 218 Sullivan-st. Sands's Celebrated Sarsaparilla.

I speak experimentally when I say that tliis medi- cine is far more effectual in the cure of chronic or acute rheumatism than any other preparation I have ever tested. Having endured extreme suffering at times within the last five years, from repeated attacks

of inflammatory or acute Rheumatism, I have re- cently used Sands's Sarsaparilla with the happiest success ; my health is now better than it has been for many months past, my appetite is good, and my strength is rapidly returning. I attribute this healthful change entirely to the use of this potent mediciue. Feeling a deep sympathy with those who are afflicted with this most tormenting and painful complaint, I cannot refrain from earnestly recom- mending to such the use of this valuable specific. Having the most entire confidence in the medicine and skill of Dr. Sands, I was induced thereby to try the effects of their Sarsaparilla, and I take pleasure in adding my testimony to that of many others con- mendatory of its invaluable properties, unknown to and unsolicited by the Messrs. Sands.

CHARLES DYER, Jr. Druggist and Apothecary, 40 & 42 Westminster-st. Providence, R. I.

Feb. 15, 1845.

The following letter from one of the most eminent Physicians in the city of Baltimore, is presented with a view of showing the opinions of Physicians geue- rally in relation to this valuable medicine,-many others of a similar tenor have been received from se- veral of the most distinguished practitioners through- out our country.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, 1843.

A. B. & D. SANDS .- Gentlemen-I have used your Extract of Sarsaparilla since its introduction into this city .- It gives me pleasure to state I have found it to answer my most sanguine expectations. I be- lieve it to be the best prep: ration of that valuable article now in use.

With much respect, yours, JOHN WILITRIDGE, M. D., 46 Gay-st.

For further particulars and conclusive evidence of its superior vulne and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may be obtained of agents, gratis.

Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 79 Fulton-st. New-York.

Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States.

The public are respectfully requested to re- member that it is Sands' Sarsaparilla that has and is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the most difficult class of discases to which the human frame is subject; therefore ask for Sands' Sarsapa- rilla, and take no other.

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Salter Albert, baker, 31 Madison

Salter Benjamin, merch't, Av. 10 bet. Twenty-first and Twenty-second

Salter Benjamin, jr. mer. 75 Pearl, h. 105 Amos Salter Cornelius W. meats, 503 Pearl, h. 108 Second Salter Mary, widow of Jolin D. 393 Grand Salters John W. butcher, 56 Division, h. 87 Second Salters Mary, widow of John, 28 Mercer

Saltus Augustus N. mer. 32 South, h. 17 Waverley pl Saltus Francis, mer. 32 South, h. 17 Waverley pl Saltus Nicholas, merchant, 32 South, h. 43 Beaver Saltus Theodore, mer. 32 South, h. 17 Waverley pl · SALTUS & CO. iron & nails, 32 South

Salyer Michael, chairmaker, 129 Amos & 107 Chris- topher

Saltzmann Augustus N. watchmaker, 48 Maiden la Samanos Auguste A. segars, 94 B'way, h. 94 B'dway Samelson Samuel, clerk, 36 Spring

Samler William, Rivington cor. Bowery

Samler William H. 3 Av. I

Sammis Alexander, shipcarpenter, 310 Rivington Sammis Chas. A. upholsterer, 55 Gold, h. 11 Rutgers Sammis Christopher, late bookkeeper, 86 Delancy

Saminis Daniel, butcher, 151 Essex

Sammis Daniel P. shoes, 452 Grand, h. 132 Broome SAMMIS ELBERT R. chairs, 64 Gold, h. 237 Fifth Sammis James, shoemaker, 95 Clinton

Sammis John, manufac'er, 61 Elizabeth, h. 105 Orch'd Sammis John Israel, old iron, 208 W. 17th

Sammis Moses, grocer, 164 Delancy Sammis Nathaniel, cartman, 33 Houston Sammis Nelson, grocer, 241 Centre Sammis O. K. physician, 57 Market Sammis Steph. H. furniture, 11 Bow'y, h. 116 Monroe Sammis William H. varnisher, 111 Stanton

Sammis & Cox, upholsterers, 55 Gold Sammon John, laborer, 149 Crosby

Sammon John, carınan, 24 Bedford Sammons John, r. 108 Elizabeth

SAMMONS STEPHEN, commissioner for Alabama, 7 Chambers

Samon James, mason, 94 Essex Samon Mary, widow of John, 293 Walker Samon Owen, paver, 47 W. 13th

Sample James, (col'd) shoemaker, 47 Laurens Sample Solomon, (col'd) chairseater, 147 Goerck Sampson Clarissa H. milliner, 194 Canal

Sampson George G. iron, 121 Greenwich, h. Brooklyn Sampson Gideon, stables and h. 250 Wooster

Sampson Grace, widow of William, 240 Twelfth

SAMPSON JOSEPHI & CO. auctioneers, 163 Pearl, h. Broadway c. Bond

Sampson Richard. blacksmith, Twenty-fourth n. Av. 3, h. Twenty-fifth n. Av. 3

Sampson Stephen, shipjoiner, r. 115 Lewis, h. Eliza- beth port

Sampson & Perry shipjoiners, r. 115 Lewis

SAMSON ALEXANDER, drygoods, 443} Pearl Samson David, mer. 266 Washington, h. 196 Bleecker Samson Moses, grocer, 8] Norfolk

Samuel Isaac N. clothing, 29 Cedar & 121 & 186 Chat- ·ham, h. 248 E. Broadway Samuel Lazarus, jeweller, 101 Leonard Samuel Morris L. 26 Gold

Samuel Joseph, toys, 240} Greenwich, h. 240} G'nwich Samuels Samuel, fancygoods, 228 Greenwich

Sanborn Nestor H. mer. 143 Water, h. 122 Henry Sanborn Noyes N. agent, 597 Broadway

SAND CHRISTIAN H. merchant, 11 S. William, h. Brooklyn

Sand Jacob, teacher, 308 Broome Sandaver John, sexton, 429 Greenwich Sandell Edward, clerk, 223 W. Seventeenth

Sander Adam, tinsmith, 483 Bowery Sander Charles, mer. 69 William, h. 63 Maiden lane Sanders Charles Jacob, boatinan, 42 Pearl Sanders Chiarles W. author, 43 Av. 3 Sanders Christian, tinsmith, 483 Bowery Sanders Edward, lawyer, 111 Nassau Sanders Henry L. physician, 32 Walker Sanders James, lainps, 1 Chatham sq. h. 47 Chrystie

Sanders James. laborer, r. E. Eleventh n. Av. 2

Sanders Walter, lamps, 17 Chrystie & 1 Chathain sq. h. 47 Chrystie

Sanders & Brother, varnishing & japanning, 17 Chrys- tie & 1 Chatham sq

Sanderson Edward F. steel, 211 Pearl, h. 254 Fourth Sanderson Esther, fancygoods, 39 Av. 3

Sanderson Patrick, laborer, r. 58 Ridge

Sanderson Robert, carpenter, 9 Bowery

Sanderson Sarah, widow of Godfrey B. 39 Av. 3

Sanderson Sidney, mer. 86 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Sanderson Stephen P. hatter, 285 Av. 3

Sanderson Thomas, clerk, 5 Av. 3

Sanderson, Brothers, & Co. steel manuf. 211 Pearl & 10 Gold-

Sandeson Thomas, waterman, 207 Division

Sandford Abraham, carpenter, 118 Greenwich Av Sandford Charles, mason, 559 Washington

Sandford Chas. mason, 20 Ch'mbers, h. 149. Rivington Sandford Chas. umbrellas, 48 Cedar, h. 212 E. B'dway Sandford Chas. W. lawyer, 12 Warren, h. 12 Warren Sandford David B. hatpresser, r. 63 Willett

Sandford Edw. lawyer, 70 Wall, h. E. 16th n. Union pl Sandford George, commercial lunch, 146 Broadway, h. 85 Liberty

Sandford Jacob O. mason, 220 Delancy

Sandford Jas. S. lawy. 70 Wall, bds 100 Waverley pl Sandford Jefferson, mason, Av. C n. Eighth

Sandford Jolın, porterhouse, 401 West

Sandford John, 184 Av. 3

Sandford John, porterhouse, 111 Washington

Sandford Joseph, printer, 200 Mulberry, h. 150 Walker-

Sandford Joseph, mason, 191 Seventh

Sandford Lewis H. asst. vice chancellor, 22 City Hall, h. 58 Irving pl

Sandford Marcus, shipjoiner, 20 Norfolk

Sandford Michael, shipchand. 331 West, h. 65 Morton Sandford Patrick, laborer, 14 Orange

Sandford Peter P. (Rev.) h. 4 Charlton

SANDFORD PELEG B. grocer, 308 Houston, h. 308 Houston

Sandford Sarah, widow of William, 17 Charlton Sandford Willianı, 73 Hudson

SANDFORDS & PORTER, lawyers, 70 Wall

Sandham Geo. A. phys. 114 W. B'dway, h. 8 Varick

Sandland John, button manuf. 35 Trinity pl

Sands Abijah, sawsetter, 344 Third

Sands Abrahanı B. drugs, 273 Broadway & 79 Fulton, h. 50 Henry

Sands Alfred R. painter, 127 Roosevelt, h. 29 R'osevelt Sands Amos T. hatter, 8 Burling slip, h. 6 Rose

Sands Austin L. 30 Lafayette pl

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Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1845-1846, Part 84

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