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Youle George W. teller mers. & traders' bank, h. 370 Grand
Youle Timothy, late printer, 370 Grand
Youman Joseph, blacksmith, 138 W. 20th
Youmans Elizabeth, widow of Frederick, 103 Pitt
Youmans Ezekiel, porterhouse, 54 Laurens
Youmans Jeremialı, carman, 244 Spring
Youmans William, blacksmith, .19 Bedford
Yonrmans George, polisher, 17 Bedford Yourmans Harvey, blacksmith, 62 Carmine
Young Abraham, thread, 46 Ridge Young Adam, baker, 154 Christopher Young Adam, tailor, 41 Av. A
Young Alexander, lawyer, h. 112 Laurens Young Alexander, mason, 259 W. 17th
Young Ann, wid. of George, dressmaker, 50 Charlton
Young Ann, widow of James, 637 Washington
Young Ann, widow, huckster, 303 Washington
Young Benjamin T. carpeting, 460 Pearl, h. 198 Allen Young Charles, carpenter, 4 Columbia
Young Charles, instrument maker, 208 Greene
Young Charles L. grocer, South c. Pike sl. h. 66 Pike Young Charles M. late grocer, h. 533 Broome
Young Christopher, moulder, 83 Charlton
Young Claus, grocer, 700 Washington
Young Cornelius, baker, r. 159 Greene Young Daniel, coppersmith, r. 123 Av. D
Young Darius, com. mer. 206 Pearl
Young David B. cooper, 138 Broad, h. 122 Essex
Young Ebenezer, h. 125 Chambers
Young Eben S. provisions, 76 Sullivan, h. 223 Greene Young Edmund, butcher, Fulton mkt. h. Suffolk c Delancy
Young Edmund M. leather, 37 Ferry, h. 56 Troy
Young Edward M. editor, 119 First
Young Eliza, widow of Paoli, 98 Prince
Young Eliza, widow of Nicholas, 72 Greene
Young Eliza, widow Samuel, boarding, 215 Fulton Young Ellen, widow of James, r. 18 Orchard
Young Ellen, widow of William, nurse, 8 W. 24th Young Frances, widow of Moses, 192 Clinton Young George, carinan, 36 Houston
Young George E. painter, 76 E. Broadway
Young Harman, cabinetmaker, 55 Bayard Young Henry, hardware, 4 Maiden la. h. Brooklyn
Young Hester, widow of Robert, 363 Cherry
Young Isaac, lawyer, 192 Broadway, h. 24 Greenwich
Young Isabella, widow of John, 188 Ludlow Yonng Jackson, grocer, 46 Amos, lı 46 Amos Young Jacob, shoemaker, 72 Willett Young Jacob D. painter. 357 Bowery, h. 357 Bowery Young James, pianomaker, 446 Fourth Young James, blacksmith, 72 Sullivan Young James, matweaver, 29 Charles
Young James, cabinetinaker, 374 Broome
Young James, collector, 109 Ridge
Young James, jeweller, 176 Canal
Young James, carpenter, 148 Clinton
Young James, cartman, 137 W. 16th
Young Jaines, seaman, 363 Cherry
Young Jane, widow John, fancystore, 390 Broome
Young Joab, machinist, 52 Lewis, h. 272 Delancy
Young John, carriagemaker, 199 W. Seventeenth
Young John, salesman, 112 Laurens
Young Jolin, weaver, 34 E. Broadway
Young John, boots, 49 Av. D Young John, carman, 58 Sheriff'
Young John, butcher, 60 Av. 3, h. 60 Av. 3
Young John, teacher, 88 Fourth Young John, sparmaker, 32 Pitt
Young John, com. mer. 111 Wall, h. Brooklyn
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Young John, carman, 173 W. 21st Young John, blacksmith, r. 640 Greenwich Young John, laborer, 7 Perry Young John B. agent, 153 Av. 3
Young John B. fancygoods, 259, 260 and 760 B.way, h. 125 Chambers
Young John C. sexton of the 1st Baptist church, and general furnishing undertaker, 349 Broome, oppo- site the church. N. B. Everything requisite for funerals furnished at shortest notice
Young John C. late mariner, 267 Av. 6
Young John R. shoes, 416 Cherry
Young John S. baker, 244 & 262 Front, h. W'msburgh
Young Joseph, finisher, h. 319 Sixth
Young Joseph R. cabinetmaker, 29 Second
YOUNG LAWRENCE, wines, 138 Fulton, h. 60 King Young Lovesta L. milliner, 259} Hudson
Young Margaret, widow of Peter G. 109} Greene
Young Margaret, widow of Samuel, r. 23 Hester
Young Margaret, widow of David, 100 Cannon Young Moses, weaver, 9 Perry
Young Nathaniel, late grocer, 46 Amos Young Oliver J. 118 Nassau, h. 36 'Trinity pl
Young Peter, carpenter, 142 W. Twentieth
Young Pierre A. late dep. compt. h. E. 15th n. Av. 3 Young P. Truesdale, carman, 26 Factory
Young Robert, matweaver, 151 Waverley place Young Robert, grocer, 472 Water, h. 472 Water Young Robert, thread, 122 Grand
Young Samuel, policeman, h. 20 Tenth
Young Samuel, sen. insp. mahogany, 26} Monroe Young Sarah, widow of John, 20 Clarkson
Young Sarah, widow of Stephen, 54 Harrison
Young Sarah A. widow of John, 94 Cannon Young Theodore B. clerk, 175 Spring
Young Thomas, strawhats, 96 Bowery Young Thomas, moulder, 311 Stanton Young Thomas, carpenter, 171 Delancy Young Thomas A. clerk, 143 W. Broadway
Young Thomas H. broker, 443 Pearl
Young Thomas S. drygoods, 271 Grand, h. 55 Allen Young True, bowling, 112 Broadway
Young Waldron, mahogany, 541 Water, h. 193 Henry Young Walter, jeweller, 32 Suffolk
Young Walter J. baker, 134 Church, h. 134 Church Young William, physician, 13 Dey
Young Wm. umbrellas, 119 Houston, h. 4 Columbia Young William, founder, 259 W. 14th, h. W. 12th n. Av. 9
Young William, marblecutter, Av. 2 c. Fifth, h. 446 Fourth
Young William, stonecutter, r. 627 Greenwich
Young William, carpenter, B.way bet. 21st & 22d Young William, mariner, 146 Varick
Young William, shipcarpenter, 601 Fourth
Young William, moulder Twelfth bet. Av. 9 & 10 Young William, clothis, 235 Grand, h. 29 Delancy Young William, mason, 20 Ludlow
Young Williamn, millwright, 262 Stanton Young William A. grainer, 149 W.Broadway
Young William M. bootmaker, 4 Ann, h. 81 G.wich Young William R. grocer, 132 Chatham, h. 16 Mott Young Wm. W. watchcases, 58 Nassau, h. Jersey city YOUNG E. S. & CO. provisions, 76 Sullivan Young & Geraghty, marble, Av. 2 c. Fifth Young & Graydon, watchcases, 58 Nassau Young & Jones, shoes, 4 Ann
Young & Moore, coopers, 138 Broad YOUNG & SCHULTZ, leather, 37 Ferry Young & Van Brunt, com. mers. 111 Wall Younger George, carpenter. 36 Downing
Youngman Frederick, coppersmith, 5 JJames
YOUNGS CARL, Drovers hotel, sale and exchange stable, 165 Washington Youngs Daniel, carman, 28 Lewis
Youngs Daniel S. carpenter, W. 20th n. Av. 8, h. 13 Twenty-fourth
Youngs Daniei T. grocer, 167 Front, h. Brooklyn
Youngs David L. carpentr, 120 Cannon, h. 118 Cannon Youngs Ebenezer, rigger, r. 11 Sheriff
Youngs Edward, butcher, Fulton nik't, h. 77 Suffolk Youngs Francis, coachsmith, 157 Fourth
Youngs George, carpenter, 130 Eighth, h. 198 Spring
Youngs Heman W. shoemaker, 132} Rivington
Youngs Henry, drygoods, 261 B.way, h. 103 Clinton pl Youngs Henry I. mer. 41 South, h. 498 Broadway Youngs Hiram, clerk, h. 58} Carmine
Youngs Jacob, fur, r. 3d n. Av. B
Youngs Sidney B. tailor, 132 Canal, bds 12 Howard Youngs Thomas F. mer. 41 South, h. Long Island Youngs Win. carpenter, 130 Eighth. h. 4 Tenth Youngs William H. papercarrier, 75 Walnut Youngs G. & W. carpenters, 130 Clinton place Youngs T. F. mer. 41 South, h. Long Island Youngs & Cutter, carpenters, 120 Cannon Youngs, Hawkins & Co. mers. 41 South Youry Henry, jeweller, 219 Varick Youry Jonas, carpenter, 638 Washington Youry Peter, carman, 136 Charles
Yughey Jolın, leather, 110 Columbia
Yung Frederick, tailor, 102 Houston Yung Lewis, milkman, 70 Orchard
Yvelin Hyacinth, fruits, 231 Fulton, h. 231 Fulton
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Zabriskie Albert, mason, 130 Perry Zabriskie Albert, carman, 123 Amos
Zabriskie Albert C. & Co. drygoods, 519 Greenwich, h. 499 Greenwich
Zabriskie Albert G. mer. 17 Cedar, h. 530 Houston Zabriskie Andrew C. 618 Broadway
Zabriskie Christian, 219 E. Tenth
Zabriskie Christian, jr. clerk, 124 Pearl, h. 43 Fifth Zabriskie Garrit A. carpenter, 468 Hudson
Zabriskie Gilliam, mason, 100 Haminond
Zabriskie Henry J. carman, 695 Washington
Zabriskie Jacob, carınan, r. 95 Bedford
Zabriskie Jacob, carinan, 741 Greenwich
Zabriskie John B. boatınan, 739 Washington Zabriskie John J. carman, 39 Jones
Zabriskie Martin R. lawyer, 51 Liberty, h. 618 B.way Zabriskie Thomas, (col'd) coachman, 239 Walker Zahle Frederick, tailor, 142 Greenwich Av
Zahn Win. Il. tassels, 56 John, h. 569 Broadway Zanger Joseph, butcher, 42 Catlı. mkt, h. 58 Clinton Zangler Kilian, laborer, h. 129 Reade Zapp John, laborer, Thirteenth c. Av. B
Zeglio Peter, millinery, 67 Division, h. 67 Division Zeh John J. drygoods, 315 Grand, h. 315 Grand Zehlio Francois, glazier, 470} Broome Zehn John M. clerk, 33 Monroe Zehringer Jacob, porter, 158 Orchard
Zeiger Henry, furnisher, h 181 Second Zeiger Phillip, whiting, 174 Third
Zeiger Phillip, jr. 164 Third
Zeigler Christian, pedler, r. 164 Third
Zeli Henry, butcher, 139} Grand
Zeller Felix, chairmaker, r. 58 Attorney, h. 70 Pitt Zeller James, carriagemaker, 204 Elm
Zeller John, shoemaker, 20 Desbrosses
Zeller John, 114 Wooster Zelling Henry, baker, 119 Orange
Zellner Charles, caps, 157 Water, h. 9 Roosevelt
Zellner Charles L. caps, 157 Water, h. 9 Roosevelt Zender Joachim D. L. (Rev ) physician, h. J89 Bw'ry Zener John, shoemaker, 261 Rivington
Zenk Phillip, tailor, 139 Hammond
Zeoller Felix, cabinetinaker, 58 Attorney, h. 70 Pitt Zerfass John, cabinetmaker, 189 Allen, h. 187 Allen Zerr George, liquors, 29 Orange
Zieglar Eckhart, tailor, 139 Mulberry
Zilkin Nich's, grer, WV. 18th c. Av. 9, h. W. 18th c. Av. 9 Zill Nicholas, shoemaker, 199 Second
Zimmer George, baker, 123 Av. 3
Zimmer Michael, butcher, 252 Houston, h. 252 H'ston Zimmer Michael, tailor, r. 450 Cherry
Zinner Washington D. agent, 24th c. Av. 4 Zimmerman And'w, saddir, 461 Hudson, h. 638 G.wich Ziminerman Andrew, late carınan, 314 Hudson
Zimmerinan Andrew, baker, r. 120 Amity
Zimmerman Cha's, tinman, 314 Hudson, h. 314 Hudson Zimmerman Frd'k, segrs, 70 Thompson, h. 70Thom'n Zimmerman George, tailor, 45 Mott
Zimmerman Henry, shoemaker, 240 Third
Zimmerman John C. consul, 44 Broad, h. 100 Leonard Zimmerman John C. sen. 38 New, h. 135 Eighth
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Zimmerman Jolın C. sailmaker, 144 Essex Zinimerman Lawrence, shoemaker, 24 Av. B Zimmerinan Margaret, widow of Philip J. 183 Houston Zimmerman Maria, nurse, r. 672 Greenwich Zimmerman Mary, wid. of Peter, boarding, 38 Wooster Zimmerman William, baker, 72 Pike, h. 7 Pike Zimmerman William, shoemaker. 87₺ Bowery Zimmerman William, cabinetinaker. 152₺ Essex Zimmerman & Sutter, saddlers. 461 Hudson Zimmermann Adam, leatlır, 273} Hl'stn, h. 2733 H'stn Zinck Theodore, cooper, 58 Attorney, h. 242 Rivington Zindel Henry, cutler, h. 542 Pearl Zingerling Joseph, chairmaker, r. 65 Ridge Zipp Jacob, physician, 177 Delancy Zisko Henry, (col'd) whitewasher, r. 88 King Zitzman John, tailor, 183 Houston
Zlher Joy, mason, 259 Third
Zobb Henry, pilot, 24 Coenties slip Zoble Henry, pilot, 52 Allen
Zoeller Francis A. segarmaker, 91 Pitt Zoiner Paul W. brassfounder, r. 136 Laurens
Zoller John F segars, 160 Perry
Zollikoffer Oscar, imp. 11 S. William & 59 Stone, h. 31 Greenwich
Zotman Jacob, whiting, 222 W. 17th Zotx John, coachmaker, 120 Allen Zuile John, (col'd) teacher, 48 Watts
Zukschwert Christopher, shoemaker, 108 Cherry Zurn Caspar, agent, 218 Fifth
Zwargius JJulius, clerk, 15 Chestnut
Zwhalen Rodolphe, cabinetmaker, 6 E. Clinton pl
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NURSES.
Adams Elizabeth, Twenty-fifth n. Av. 3 Allen Elizabeth, 518 Greenwich Bell Mary E. 225 Seventh Blanchard Charlotte, 68 Allen Blauvelt Hannah, 67 Thompson Boyd Mary, 408 Cherry Brower Nancy, 74 Morton Brown Margaret, 40 Ludlow Brown Mary Ann, 210 Canal Brundige Mary, 196 Canal Bryant Jane, 173 Delancy Burchill Mary, r. 95 Chrystie Buskirk Ann, 120 Bedford Cadmus Hannah, 105 Barrow Campbell Catharine F. 220 Varick
Campbell Christina, 15 Av. 6 Campbell Elizabeth, 71 E. Broadway
Carpenter Mary Ann, 283 Bleecker Coats Mary, r. 40 Delancy Cooper Elizabeth, 173 Delancy Cornwell Sarah, 322 Madison Cosgrove Mary, 16 Forsyth
Cottrell Melissa, 46 Norfolk Davidson Grace, 360 Hudson Decker Mary, 150 Walker Dias Catharine, 813 Broadway Doremas Esther, 42 Market Dubois Sarah, 43 Perry
Dunham Elizabeth, 89 Charlton Dyer Sarah, 396 Bowery Edmonds Ann, 11 Caroline Fairbairn Susan, 51 Orchard Flender Phebe, 49 King Frits Ann, 199 Cherry Gambel Margaret, r. 144 Orchard Garner Maria, 99 Eleventh Gillen Mary, 183 Walker Gilmor Nancy, 138 Amity Green Mary T. 23 Elm Gustin Betsey, 19 Thompson Haines Mary, 381 Pearl Halsey Eliza, 86 Ludlow Hamilton Elizabeth, r. 43 Mott Hartell Catharine, 47 Av. 2 Hawker Lydia, r. 76 Norfolk Hendrickson Sarah, 83 Christopher Herbert Alice, 518 Greenwich Hodge Arabella, 39 Ridge Hoffmire Debora, 151 Second Hopping Mary, 48 Ridge Hubbell Sarah, r. 118 Division Jay Catharine, 99 First Jones Lucretia, 56 Suffolk Kerkeldy Eliza, 286 Greenwich
Kerney Ann, 225 W. 19th Lackey Catharine, 148 Forsyth Lippencott Esther, 23 Bethune Lister Ann, 78 Morton Lott Sarah, 78 Morton Lovett Margaret, 48 Scammel Lozier Elizabeth D. 37 Christopher Lundy Catharine, 179 Eldridge M'Donald Isabella, 459 Bowery M'Dougall Elizabeth, 172 Mott M'Fadden Mary, 255 Centre M'Grady Margaret, r. 82 Wooster M'Intosh Selina, 231 Seventh Maguire Catharine, 348 Greenwich Marston Elizabeth, 89 Charlton
Miller Bridget R. 4 Suffolk Millrose Teresa, 51 Walnut Mills Catharine, 128 Av. 8 Munson Eliza, 79 Hamersley Nickerson Sarah, 155 Fourth Noyes Catharine, 310 Rivington Osborne Susan B. 13 Amity pl Patterson Abigail, 168 Av. 3 Pierson Hannah, r. 144 Amos Purinton Sarah, 146 Grand Requa Laura, 82 Stanton Richards Ann, 23 Grand Richards Mary Ann, 51 Suffolk Richards Sarah, 247 Av. 6
Robins Mary G. 162 Stanton Robinson Catharine M. r. 124 Hammond Robson Robert, (col'd) 49 Watts Roe Lydia, 1 Stanton Roffey Mary Ann, 37 Perry Romaine Deborah, 130 Norfolk Runyon Maria, 250 Spring Russell Mary, 261 Bowery Rutan Catharine, 92 Stanton
Ryan Mary Ann, 43 Eldridge Ryder Amelia, 187 W. 13th Scott Eliza, 2 Av. 9 Seaman Lea, 119 Macdougal Seitz Barbara, 241 Stanton Sherwood Sarah, 50 Delancy Skaates Ann A 280} Bowery Smart Elizabeth, 57 Hester Smith Hannah, 9 Leonard
Stephens Rebecca, 26 Commerce Stevenson Maria, 148 Varick Stiles Sarah Ann, 67 King Stilwell Ann M. 47 King Story Anna, 133 Reade Sutcliff Elizabeth, r. 220 Broome Taylor Elizabeth, 243 Houston Tear Margaret, 75 Clinton Thomas Elizabeth, 139 Chrystie Thompson Mary, 584 Broome Troop Letitia, 35 Christopher Thurston Catharine, 203 Houston Traphagen Maria, 205 Bleecker Travis Patience, 27 Morton Vanbuskırk Maria, 174 Orchard Varney Martha, 6 Vandam Vickery Deborah, 69 Attorney Vreeland Mary, 45 Rivington Walker Sarah, 6 Mott
Webb Margaret, 408 Cherry Weeks Phebe, 62 Hester Welsh Mary, 145 W. 16th West Mary, (col'd) 61 Beach White Sarah, 324 Henry
Whitney Catharine, 73 First Whittlesey Mirriam H. 86 Orchard Widdis Ann, 7 Allen Williams Mary, 23 Chesnut Willson Margaret, 386 Greenwich Wilson Jemima, 96 Columbia Winnins Priscilla, 11 E. 11th
Wood Ann, 143 Av. 3
Wood Charlotte, 17 Morton Wooldridge Lydia, 80 Bayard Young Ellen, 8 W. 24th Zimmerman Maria, r. 672 Greenwich
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STATIONS OF POLICEMEN, FROM SIX O'CLOCK A.M. TO HALF-PAST SEVEN P.M.
(For Police Station Houses, see Appendix, p. 20.)
The following is a list of the stations designated by the Chief of Police, where Policemen may be found constantly, from six in the morning until half past seven in the evening. They are. never to be out of sight of these places, and citizens requiring their services will find them al -- ways there. This arrangement will be found serviceable and acceptable to those citizens, who, having sudden occasion for the services of Policemen, will not be obliged to go to a Station House for them.
FIRST WARD.
South Ferry ; two on the Battery ; foot of Marketfield street ; Cedar cor. Washington street ; Broadway cor. Liberty ; and Wall-street, opposite the Exchange.
SECOND WARD.
Ann cor. Broadway ; junction of Maiden lane and Liberty ; & at the Fulton Ferry.
THIRD WARD.
Broadway cor. Chambers ; Broadway cor. Cortlandt ; Cortlandt st. Ferry ; & at the Barclay street Ferry.
FOURTH WARD.
· Duane cor. Chatham ; Pearl cor. Cherry ; Water cor. Roosevelt ; Catharine Ferry; & at the Peck Slip Ferry.
FIFTH WARD.
West cor. Duane ; Hoboken Ferry ; St. John's Park ; Canal cor. Broadway ; & Duane cor- Broadway.
SIXTH WARD.
Park Fountain ; rear of City Hall ; Broadway cor. Pearl; Canal cor. Broadway ; Pearl cor .. Chatham ; Doyer cor. Bowery ; & at the Five Points.
SEVENTH WARD.
East Broadway cor. Catharine ; Jefferson cor. Division; Grand cor. Division ; Walnut st .; & Front cor. Clinton.
EIGHTH WARD.
Canal cor. Broadway ; Laurens cor. Grand ; King cor. Varick ; & Hudson cor. Spring.
NINTH WARD.
Christopher street Ferry ; Carmine cor. Bleecker; & Jane cor. Avenue 8.
TENTH WARD.
Division cor. Bowery ; Allen cor. Division ; & Bowery cor. Grand.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Tenth cor. Av. C; Sixth cor. Lewis ; Lewis cor. Stanton ; & Pitt cor. Stanton.
TWELFTH WARD.
42d cor. Av. 8 ; 86th cor. Av. 3, (Yorkville) ; & Manhattanville cor. Kingsbridge Road'-
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Division cor. Clinton ; Lewis cor. Rivington ; & at the Grand st. Ferry.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Walker cor. Mulberry ; Broadway cor. Howard; Bowery cor. Broome ; & Prince cor- Mulberry.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Washington Square ; Minetta cor. Av. 6; 12th cor. Av. 5; & Bowery cor. Houston.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
28th cor. Av. 10 ; Av. 8 cor. 38th ; & Av. 7 cor. 30th.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Tompkins Square ; Houston cor. First ; & Av. 3 cor. 11th.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Union Square ; 16th cor. Av. 1 ; & Av. 4 cor. 28th.
FIRE INSURANCE IN NEW YORK,
at 72 Wall Street.
THE INSURANCE CO. OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. Chartered in 1792, (having survived 54 years.) CASH CAPITAL, (ALL PAID UP,) $200,000. SURPLUS $30,000. Office, No. 4 Exchange, Philadelphia.
The Subscriber, having been authorised by the Board of Directors of the above Institution, to receive applications for Insurance against Fire upon Buildings, Merchandise, or other Property in the Cities of New York and Brooklyn, all orders which may be left with the undersigned will be forwarded and promptly attended to. Losses which may occur will be settled with prompte ness and liberality.
Simeon Toby, John M. Scott, William S. Smith, George Trott, Jr.
DIRECTORS :
Robert M. Lewis,
John B. Budd,
Wm. R. White, John Stewart,
Gustavus Colhoun.
James Devereaux,
Charles Macalester,
Nathaniel Lewis Paleske,
SIMEON TOBY, President
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF OSWEGO, NEW YORK. Chartered 1834. CAPITAL $150,000 SURPLUS 100,000
$250,000.
This well-known Institution has recently commenced Fire Insurance in New York. A consider- able portion of the stock isowned in this city. Among the stockholders are Edwin F. Johnson, Esq , James Bogart, Jr., Esq., and F. J. Betts, Esq , of this city. The profits of this Company have accumulated by a careful business on the canals and lakes, and it is but recently the Com- pany commenced taking Fire Risks .- Losses which may occur will be promptly met in this city. Twelve years' prosperous business, WITHOUT A SINGLE LAW-SUIT, is a sufficient guarantee of the Institution.
DIRECTORS :
J. Philip Phoenix, of N. Y.
Geo Fisher, Oswego.
Luther Wright,
Jas. Grant, 66
H L. Webb, of Albany.
Henry Eagle, 66
J. V. L. Pruyn, 66 S. B. LUDLOW, Secretary. GEORGE FISHER, President.
COLUMBIA INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, Organized 1839, with a Perpetual Charter. Authorized Capital, $500,000. OFFICE, 5 EXCHANGE, PHILADELPHIA. 1
This Institution has done a safe and careful business-has accumulated a large surplus, inde- pendent of its CASH CAPITAL, (the capital and bonds uot being called into requisition, unless. the SURPLUS FUND should fail to meet the losses,) and by prudence in scattering their risks and taking no sum on one building over $5000 . are not exposed to heavy losses in case of large' conflagrations. Policies are filled up and issued in New York.
C. N. Buck, Chas. J. Dupont, Jno. A. Barclay, R. S. HAMILTON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS : Daniel Lammot, John Rosencrantz,
Francis Gurney Smith, Joseph Ripka, Gen. F. McCalmont,
Wm. W. Young, C. N. BUCK, Presideut.
Apply to
B. S. WHITNEY, Agent. 72 WALL ST., next adjoining Courier & Enquirer Office,
D. P. Brewster, Oswego.
James Lyon,
66
Gen. W. Morton, 66 Seth Grosvenor, Alvin Bronson, Oswego.
S. B. Ludlow,
Charles S. Wurts,
WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary.
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APPENDIX .- ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 60 WALL -STREET, JONES' BUILDING,
NEW-YORK.
Continues to Insure against Loss or Damage by Fire, all descriptions of Merchandise, Buildings, Vessels in Port, &c., and in the course of Inland Navigation and Transportation, ON THE MOST FAVOURABLE TERME.
DIRECTORS.
MARTIN HOFFMAN, WILLIAM F. LEGGETT, JAMES B. TOWNSEND, JAMES FOSTER, Jun'r,
CHRISTIAN ZABRISKIE,
EDMUND PENFOLD,
ROBERT M. STRATTAN, JOHN RANKING, Jun'r, JOHN H. HURTIN, JOHN CLEAVELAND.
ELIAS G. DRAKE, President.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., Office, No. 62 Wall St., New York.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph W. Savage, John Brouwer,
William G. Ward,
John Newhouse, William S. Slocum,
John F. Mackie,
Stephen Holt,
John McChain, Wm. W. Campbell, Jacob Miller, Marcus Spring, Joseph S. Lake, John J. Herrick,
JOSEPH W. SAVAGE, President.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CAPITAL $200,000.
Marine and Fire Policies issued on the most liberal terms; Claims for Loss or Damages promptly adjusted and paid. S. W. THOMPSON-Wm. H. BIRD, Agents. 72 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Daniel W. Clark,
DIRECTORS. Benjamin W. Greene,
Elisha Peck,
Wm. W. Ellsworth,
William Thrall,
Thomas Belknap.
Charles H. Northam,
Ezra Strong,
A. G. Hazard,
William Kellogg, Lemuel Humphrey,
John Warburton,
Ellery Hills,
WILLIAM CONNER, Secretary.
D. W. CLARK, President.
PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 65 WALL STREET.
Continues to issue Policies on the most reasonable terms, on all kinds of MARINE AND INLAND NAVI- GATION RISKS. Also, on all Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Household Furniture, Ships in Port, or their cargoes, Ships building, &c., &c., against Damage by fire.
All Claims will be liberally and promptly adjusted.
TRUSTEES.
Wm. W. Todd, Anson G. Phelps, Russel Stebbins, Charles Kneeland,
Silas K. Everett,
Francis B. Cutting, Simeon Baldwin, Wm. Augustus White, James G. Stacey, Dennis Perkins, Thomas W. Gale, Edmund Laffan, Wm. D. Thompson, Henry W. Hubbell
Ernest Caylus, George Bulklev,
Wm. Van Arsdale, Horace Southmayd,
O. De Forest Grant, William B. Draper, John Peck, Isaiah C. Whitmore, Peter A. Hargous, Justus Harrison,
James T. Souter, Edward Richardson, Jacob B. Merrick, Philander Hanford,
Edward Tompkins,
George F. Hussey,
Samuel L. Mitchell,
Robert H. McCurdy, Thomas P. Stanton,
Edmund Dwight, Thomas Dunham, Theodore Perry, Charles M. Connolly.
George Collins, Edward Bement, William W. Dibblee, Secretary.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President. JUSTUS HARRISON, Vice Presidens.
Lothorp L. Sturges, George F. Thomae,
William A. Ward,
E. G. Howe.
WM. JAS. BOGGS, Secretary.
ELIAS G. DRAKE, WILLIAM WHITEWRIGHT, R. J. HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, FRANCIS BUTLER.
LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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APPENDIX .- ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NEW YORK BOWERY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Office, No. 124 Bowery, corner Grand Street. Capital, $300,000.
Insures against Loss or Damage by Fire, Houses and other Buildings, Household Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, and other personal property, on as favourable terms as any Institution in this City. All Losses will be promptly and satisfactorily adjusted.
DIRECTORS :
Peter Pinckney,
F. R. Lee,
William P. Woodcock,
Anson G. Phelps,
Peter Gassner,
John Gray,
David Cotheal,
Gideon Ostrander,
George Farmer,
M. M. Quackenboss,
Isaac Ward,
George G. Taylor,
John McMenomy,
Joseph Britton,
Enoch Dean,
John D. Wendel,
George W. Betts,
Thomas Jeremiah,
Gerard Stuyvesant,
Jacob R. Le Roy,
John Leveridge.
PETER PINCKNEY, President.
WM. HIBBARD, Secretary.
WM. M. MAILLER, Surveyor.
159 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
AND
114 CHESNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
E. ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Shaving Cream, Amandine, Ex- tracts for the Handkerchief, Cologne, Pomatums, Hair Oils, &c., offers to Druggists and Dealers, a complete assortment of articles in his line, " warranted of the best quality," at prices much lower than goods of the same kind can be bought elsewhere,-he respectfully solicits a call at his Establishment, where he is determined to prove the above assertion. E. R. has been awarded the first premium for the last five years, at all the exhibitions of New York, Boston, and Philadelphia ; and at the last exhibition of the American Institute of this city he was awarded the GOLDEN MEDAL, an honour never before conferred on any Perfumer.
Call and judge for yourselves whether ROUSSEL'S PREMIUM PERFUMERY
Is not equal to the best French, and sold at 30 to 50 per cent. cheaper. 159 Broadway, New York.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
This extensive establishment, which was founded in 1810, by John Scudder, Esq., is situated in the very heart of the city, corner of Broadway and Ann streets, opposite St. Paul's Church and the Astor House, and contiguous to the majority of the best hotels in the city, the Park, City Hall, &c. It is one of the most inter- esting, as well as extensive establishments of the kind in America, containing several large and commodious halls, over one hundred feet in length, filled with an innumerable quantity of curiosities from every portion of the globe, to which continual additions are being made. Here are Birds of every variety and clime, from the Ostrich to the hundred kinds of Humming Birds ; from the Bird of Paradise of the tropics, to the Penguins of the Polar Regions.
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