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THIFD, 208 Bleecker c. Downing Min. William S. Balch, 121 McDougal; Sex. C. Stanford, 17 Morton.
WELSH.
BAPTIST, 141 Chrystie ; Min. Theophilus Jones, 77 De- lancy ; Sex. Benj. Richards, 141 Chrystie.
METHODIST, 63 Chrystie; Min. William Rowland, 209 Division, Sex. Vacant.
PRESBYTERIAN, 359 Broome, Min. Jonathan J. Jones, 67 Suffolk ; Sex. Vacant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN PRIMITIVE METHODIST, Essex c. Stanton ; Min. Vacant ; Sex. William Gabriel, at the Church. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, 32 Av . 6.
DUTCH EVANGELIST, 104 W. Sixteenth; Min. M. F. Maize, 101 W. Sixteenth ; Sex. J. B. Dingleden, Av. 6 bet. 16th & 17th.
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APPENDIX .- CHURCHES.
GERMAN RATIONALISTS, National Hall, Canal street ; Min. Samuel Ludvigh, 24 Duane.
MARINERS', 73 Roosevelt ; Min. H. Chase, 44 Market Sex. A. W. Shadbolt, 2 Allen.
METHODIST SOCIETY, 56 Chrystie; Min. William M. Stilwell, 112 Chrystie ; Sex. George Jarvis, 30 First. MORMONS, 183 Canal ; Vacant.
NEW JERUSALEM, Broadway c. Leonard ; Min. Ben- jamin F. Barrett, 14 Varick place ; Sex. S. Shellard, Broadway c. Canal.
NEW JERUSALEM. (2d Society,) New-York University ; Min. Thomas Wilks, 227 Av. 8.
PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANS' CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES, rear 80 Greene; Min. E. Parmley, 1 Bond.
PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANS' CONGREGATION, 639 Broad- way; Min. Thomas Hogg, Broadway c. Twenty-third. SUFFOLK STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH, bet. Delancy & Rivington ; Min. H. Simonton, 342 Grand; Sex. C. Stise, 108 Suffolk.
TRUE DUTCH REFORMED, King n. Macdougal ; Min. Samuel Westervelt, 41 Jones; Sex. H. Hawley, 8 Bank.
UNITED BRETHREN, (Moravian,) Houston cor. Mott ; Min. David Bigler, 402 Houston ; Sex. James Byron, 72 Crosby.
WESLEYAN METHODIST, 103 King; Min. Dennis Harris, 33 Vandam.
RECAPITULATION.
The number of Churches of each denomination, is as follows :--
Baptist,· 23 Methodist Episcopal,
30 1
Protestant Episcopal, . 41
Congregational,.
7 Methodist Protestant,.
1
Roman Catholic,. 16
Dutch Reformed,.
17 Presbyterian, . ..
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Unitarian, ..
Friends, .
4 Associate Presbyterian,
3 Universalist, 4
Jewish,.
9 Associate Ref'd Presbyterian, ... 2 Welsh,. 3
Lutheran,
3 Reformed Presbyterian,.
3 1 Miscellaneous, 15
Total number,. 215
FIRE DISTRICTS.
First District .- The First Fire District shall embrace all that part of the city lying north of a line from the foet of North Moore street to the Halls of Justice, and west of a line running from the Halls of Justice, through Lafayette and Irving places.
Second District .- The Second Fire District shall embrace all that part of the city lying east of the first Dis- trict, and north of a line running from the Halls of Justice to the foot of Roosevelt street.
Third District .- The Third Fire District shall embrace all that part of the city lying south of the first and second district.
For the purpose of guiding the Firemen more correctly to the fire, the districts are subdivided, and the dis- trict bells will be rung as follows:
1st district, do.
1st section, 2d
one stroke.
two do. 2d do.
1st do.
three do.
do.
2d do.
four do.
3d do. 1st do.
five do.
do. 2d do.
six do.
For assistance, the signal will be the continual ringing of all district bells, except that on the City Hall, which will always ring the section in which the fire is raging.
FARE FOR HACKNEY COACHES, CARRIAGES, OR CABS.
1. For conveying a passenger any distance not exceeding one mile, 25 cents ; two passengers, 50 cents, or 25 cents each ; every additional passenger, 25 cents.
2. For a passenger any distance exceeding a mile, and within two miles, 50 cents ; every additional passenger, 25 cents.
3. For one passenger to the New Alms House, 50 certs; returning, 50 cents; for two passengers, 75 cents for the two ; and 25 cents going, and 25 cents returning, for every additional passenger.
4. For one passenger to 42d st .. remaining half an hour and returning, one dollar ; every additional passenger, 25 cents.
5. For one passenger to 61st st., remaining three quarters of an hour and returning, one dollar and 50 cents ; every additional passenger, 37 1 2 cents.
6. For one passenger to 86th st .. remaining an hour and returning, two dollars : every additional passenger. 50 cents.
". For one or more passengers to Harlem, and returning, with the privilege of remaining three hours, four dollars.
8. For one or more passengers to Kingsbridge, and returning, with the privilege of keeping the Carriage or Cah all day, five dollars.
9. For the use of a Hackney Coach, Carriage, or Cab, by the day, with one or more passengers, five dollars.
10. For the use of a Hackney Coach, Carriage, or Cah, by the hour, with one or more passengers, with the privilege of going from place to place, and of stopping as often as may be required, as follows, viz. :- first hour, one dollar ; second hour, 75 cents ; every succeeding hour, 50 cents.
11. For children between 2 and 14 years of age, half price only ; for children under 2 years of age, no charge.
12. Whenever a Hackney Coach, Carriage. or Cab, shall be detained, excepting as aforesaid, the owner or driver shall be allowed after the rate of 75 cents for an hour, 37 1-2 cents for each and every subsequent hour, and so on in proportion for any part of the first and subsequent hour.
13. For attending a funeral within the Lamp and Watch District, two dollars; the Potter's Field, three dollars; which charge shall include for the necessary detention and returning with passengers.
14. Every driver or owner of a Hackney Coach, &c., shall carry, in and upon his Coach, Carriage, or Cah, in addition to the person or persons therein, one trunk, valise, saddle bag, carpet bag, portmanteau, or box, if he be requested so to do, for each pas- senger, without charge ; but for every trunk or other such articles above named, more than one for each passenger, he shall be . entitled to the sum of six cents.
2. In case of disagreement as to distance or price, to be determined by the Mayor, or Superintendent of Hackney Coaches. 3. The owner of any Hackney Coach, &c., shall not receive any pay for the conveyance of any passenger, unless the number of the carriage and the rates and prices of fare shall be placed in a manner hereinafter directed by section fifth.
4. The owner or driver of any Hackney Coach, Carriage, or Cab, shall not be entitled to recover any pay from any person from whom he shall have demanded any greater price of rates than authorized to receive.
5. Upon the trial of any cause for the recovery of these prices or rates, it shall be incumbent upon the plaintiff or plaintiff's in such action, to prove that the number and prices or rates were placed and fixed in the Coach, Carriage, or Cab, at the time the services were rendered.
6. No owner or driver of any Hackney Coach, Carriage, or Cab, in the City of New York, sliall ask, demand, or receive, any larger sum than he or they may be entitled to receive as aforesaid, under the penalty of ten dollars for every such offence, to be sued for and recovered from the owner or owners or drivers, of any such Hackney Coach, &c., &c.
[ Complaints of any violation of this Law, can be made at the Mayor's Office, City Hall, or at the Office of the Chief of Police, in the New City Hall, (reac of the Cuy Hall,) under the Marine Court, in the Park.
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APPENDIX .- ADVERTISEMENTS.
V. B. PALMER'S
COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE CITY HALL, NEW-YORK.
EMBRACES MOST OF THE BEST NEWSPAPERS OF ALL THE CITIES AND PRINCIPAL TOWNS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, FOR WHICH HE IS THE DULY AUTHO- RISED AGENT, TO RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS AND
SUBSCRIPTIONS, AND FULLY EMPOWERED TO GIVE RECEIPTS.
THE Subscriber respectfully invites the attention of the Merchants, Manufacturers, and busi- ness community of the city of New-York especially, and the public generally, to his extensive Agency for most of the best journals throughout the country, for which he is the accredited Agent.
Although his office was destroyed by the fire of the 5th of February last, in the conflagration of the Tribune Buildings, his files of newspapers are again renewed, and every facility afforded to those who desire to avail themselves of the opportunity which his agency offers. His office is now in the Tribune Buildings, and nowhere else in New-York ; and he wishes it distinctly so un- derstood. As he has no connection with any other person in this agency, he requests that all orders and communications intended for his Agency be addressed to
New-York, Feb. 5, 1816.
V. B. PALMER, Tribune Buildings, New-York.
From the New-York Daily Tribune, Feb. 9, 1846.
NEWSPAPER AGENCY .- Men doing business can hardly afford to do a little, or can only do it at & disadvantage to themselves and their customers. The city merchant who sell: $100,000 worth of goods per year, at ten per cent. profit could far better afford to sell $500,000 worth for good pay at five per cent. In the natural course of things, the great Commercial Exchanges of our country will concentrate into fewer and fewer hands, consisting of those who possess ability to conduct them with the greatest advantage to their customers.
Extensive Advertising, on the part of those who really possess superior facilities for doing business, is one of the most important instrumentalities whereby this concentration is to be ef- fected. The merchant who has the means of doing business and knows how to advertise, can never expend too much therein. And by means of the system of Conjoint Advertising, devised and rendered practicable by Mr. V. B. Palmer through his Newspaper Agency, the expense to each advertiser is immensely reduced without depriving the journals employed of their fair re- ward. A business man may learn through his Agency just what journals to advertise in to reach effectively and cheaply the sections wherein his Trade may be extended. This Agency, which Mr. P. has been several years patiently employed in building up, richly descrves the united and energetic support of the Business Public and the Press, for to both it must prove highly bene- ficial. A dozen different Agencies could not do them half the good that one may, if generally supported.
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APPENDIX .- NEW-YORK STREET DIRECTORY.
THE STREET DIRECTORY
0 F THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
(Corrected May 19th, 1846.)
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1846, by JOHN DOGGETT, Jr., in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New-York.
EXPLANATION.
If you wish to find the location of any dwelling house or store,-for instance, No. 80 Allen- street, on consulting the Street Directory, you will observe that 68 Allen is on the right-hand of that street and on the corner of Grand, and 88 Allen on the right-hand corner of Broome : hence the desired number, 80 Allen, will be on the right-hand side of Allen-street, between Grand and Broome.
Or suppose that you are going up Broadway and wish to take a cross street so as to call at 128 Bowery ; on examination (see Bowery) of the corner numbers in the Bowery, you will observe that 127 Bowery is on the corner of the Bowery and Grand ;- hence, by passing from Broadway through Grand-street to the Bowery, you are opposite to the desired number, (128.)
NOTE .- The streets above Twelfth-street are divided by Avenue 5th, into East and West-as East Thirteenth, West Thirteenth-and the streets located as above described will be found, therefore, in this work, under East and West. Some have supposed that Broadway divided these streets into East and West-but, it is a mistake.
ABBREVIATONS.
Al. or A.
Alley
Cem. Cemetery
M.
Market
Rt. Right
Ch.
Church
Op.
Opposite
R.
Road
Ct.
Court
O. S. P.
Old State Prison
Sq. or S. Square
H.
House
Pk.
Park
Un. University
ABINGDON PLACE on Troy street, cominen- ces at Hudson, runs to Greenwich.
ABINGDON SQR. on Bleecker, Hudson, and Avenue 8th.
RT. LEFT.
1 - Bank
4 - Avenue 8th.
- Hudson
AMITY, from 681 Broad- way, west to Avenue 6th.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Broadway
13 6 Mercer
27 26 Greene
41 42 Wooster
61 60 Laurens
77 76 Thompson
95 100 op. Sullivan
113 114 Macdougal
141 142 Avenue 6th.
AMITY PLACE, on Laurens st. and from 207 c. Bleecker to 232 Laurens c. Amity, from 135 Bleecker to 60 Ami- ty.
AMITY Place, an Alley, crosses Wooster at 209 and 210, and Greene at 193 and 194, contains about 17 Houses.
AMOS, from Avenue 6th west.
RT. LEFT.
1 Jefferson Avenue 6th 25 Market GreenwichAv. 53 44 Factory
87 86 Fourth
115 116 Bleecker
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Division
18 23 Grand
46 43 Broome
78 73 Delancy
110 111 Rivington
142 141 Stanton
178 179 Houston
RT. LEFT.
2 1 Broadway
15 Theatre Alley
16 19 Nassau
48 51 William
68 69 Gold
ANTHONY, from 74 Hudson, east to Orange. RT. LEFT.
2 1 Hudson
26 27 West Broadway
62 63 Church
84 91 Broadway
114 115 Elm
134 133 Centre
Tenth
150 147 Little Water
168 - Orange
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
ASTOR PLACE, for· merly Art st., from 746
Broadway, east to Bow- ery, between Fourth and Eighth st.
68 69 Grand
88 87 Broome
114 113 Delancy 140 145 Rivington
178 175 Stanton 208 213 Houston
143 146 Hudson
165 164 Greenwich
187 180 Washington
211 204 West
ADAMS PLACE, west side of Laurens, between Prince and Spring.
ALBANY, commences at 122 Greenwich, runs west.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Greenwich
13 12 Washington
23 26 West
ALBION PLACE, commences 361 Fourth, c. Av. 3d, runs to 412 Fourth
RT. LEFT. 1 - Bowery $2 - Avenue 2d.
ALLEN, from 122 Di- vision, north to Houston. RT. LEFT.
1 Division
12 38 39 Hester
13 Walker
L.
Lane
Pl. or P. Place
ATTORNEY, from 260 Division, north to Hous- ton.
AVENUE A, contin. of Essex, and from 251 Houston, north to East River.
RT. LEFT.
2 1 Houston
3 First
32
21 Second Third Fourth
Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth
Eleventh
* Not built from 4th to
ANN, from 220 Broad- way, east to Gold.
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AVENUE B, continua- tion of Clinton, and fr.195 Houston, N. to E. R.
RT. LEFT. 1
2 Houston
17 14 Second
29
34 Third
114 115 Seventh
44 39 Fourth
58 57 Barrow
76 75 Waverley Pl
Not Numbered
Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Eighteenth Nineteenth
P. E. § Twentieth Sem. ¿ Twenty 1st Chelsea, Twenty 2d
BANK, from 95 Gr'wich Av. west to North R. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Greenwich Av.
8 Factory
39 38 Fourth
71 74 Bleecker
79 - Hudson 91 88 Greenwich
127 128 Washington
151 150 West
AVENUE 7th, from G'wich Av. N. to H. R. RT. LEFT.
Greenwich Av.
Eleventh
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
105 106 West
AVENUE 8th, from Abingdon sq., N. to H.R. RT. LEFT.
1 - Abingdon Sq.
10 Sq. Troy
32 35 Jane
40 45 Fourth
44 47 Horatio*
52 54 Thirteenth 71 70 Fourteenth
104 101 Bleecker
132 131 Bedford
144 143 Commerce
156 153 Hudson
170 171 Greenwich
182 181 Washington
- 205 West
BATAVIA, from 82 Roosevelt east to James. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Roosevelt 25 26 James
2 1 Houston
10 9 First
36 35 Second
46 45 Third Fourth
96 110.1
Fifth Sixth Seventh
12 11 Fourteenth
28 27 Fifteenth
48 47 Sixteenth
66 67 Seventeenth
84 83 Eighteenth
BAYARD, from 82 Divi- sion, west to Orange.
RT. LEFT.
1 Division
2 - Forsyth
18 17 Christie
38 37 Bowery
52 55 op. Elizabeth
74 73 Mott
92 91 Mulberry
108 107 Orange
Cem. First
18 28 25 Second
46 53 Third
69 Fourth
83 Fifth
102 101 Sixth
132 133 Eighth
142 143 Ninth
152 147 Tenth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth Thirteenth
Fourteenth
* Not built from 5th to 14th st.
AVENUE C, continua- tion of Pitt, and fr. 139 Houston, N. to E. River RT. LEFT.
2 1 Houston
10 9 Second
27 Third
Fourth
51 50 Tenth
67 66 Eleventh
85 86 Twelfth
107 110 Thirteenth
129 128 Fourteenth
149 148 Fifteenth
1693 - Sixteenth
185 182 Seventeenth 207 196 Eighteenth 219 214 Nineteenth 239 228 Twentieth
AVENUE D. continua- tion of Columbia, and fr. 85 Houston N. to E. R. RT. LEFT. 2 - Houston
- 1 Second
16 17 Third
38 37 Fourth
56
57 Fifth
78 77 Sixth
94 93 Seventh 108 107 Eighth
126 125 Ninth 140 139 Tenth
AVENUE 4th, from E. Seventeenth st. north to Harlem River.
RT. LEFT.
14
Seventeenth Eighteenth
245 - Twenty 4th
- 250 Twenty 5th
* Above this the even Nos. on the left.
AVENUE 9th, f'm Gan- sevoort north to H. R. RT. LEFT.
BATTERY PLACE, fr. 1 B'way, to N. River.
RT. LEFT.
1 Broadway
5 Greenwich
Washington
Eighth Ninth 160 157 Tenth
AVENUE 5th, from Wa- verley Pl. N. to H. R. RT. LEFT.
- Waverley Place
1 2 An Alley
23
7 8 Eighth ClintonPl. Ninth Tenth Eleventh
33
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
AVENUE 6th, from Car mine st. North to H. R. RT. LEFT.
- 1 Carmine
2 - Minetta L.
16 27 Ch. op. Amity
48 Fourth
Fifth* Sixth
Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth
Fourteenth
142 - Tenth
160 161 Eleventh
182 179 Twelfth
202 197 Thirteenth
218 219 Fourteenth
238 239 Fifteenth
262 263 Sixteenth
RT. LEFT.
1 2 Seventh
19 - St. Mark's Place, (Eighth st.)
18 Astor Place
25 26 Stuyvesant
33 32 Ninth
Fifth Sixth Seventh
Eighth
Ninth Tenth
Eleventh Twelfth
259 246 Twenty 1st 277 266 Twenty 2d
295 278 Twenty 3d 315 296 Twenty 4th
329 312 Twenty 5th
313 328 Twenty 6th
359 346 Twenty 7th
387 362 Twenty 8th
87 86 Fifteenth 105 106 Sixteenth
121 120 Seventeenth 135 138 Eighteenth
151 154 Nineteenth 167 170 Twentieth 183 186 Twenty 1st
190 200 Twenty 2d 223 216 Twenty 3d
28 29 Nineteenth Twentieth
€6 Twenty-first Twenty-second Twenty-third 121 Twenty-fourth 144
Twenth-fifth
164 163 Twenty-sixth
Gansevoort Thirteenth
Batty : 7
Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth
96 97 Nineteenth
Pro. E. } Twentieth Sem'y Twenty 1st
Chelsea, Twenty 2d.
AVENUE 10th, contin. of West, north to H. R. RT. LEFT. Gansevoort
BARROW, (called by some, West Washington Place) from Wash'n sq. west to North River RT. LEFT. 2 1 Macdougal
28 29 Avenue 6th
64 61 Fourth
70 71 Grove
21 Ch. Church 53 56 op. Col. Pl.
73 70 Greenwich
87 82 Washington
BARCLAY, from 229 B'way, west to North R. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Broadway
Not Numbered.
102 - Eighth - 109 Greenwich Av.
124 - Ninth - 143 Amos
AVENUE 3d, from 397 Bowery, north to Har- lem River, but the Nos. commence at
AVENUE 2d, contin. of Chrystie and fr. 345 Hou ston N. to Harlem R. RT. LEFT. 2 1 Houston
Eleventh
AVENUE 1st, continua- tion of Allen, and from 295Houston N. to Har.R. RT. LEFT.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1846, by JOHN DOGGETT, Jr .. in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New-York.
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APPENDIX. - NEW-YORK STREET DIRECTORY.
BAYARD PLACE, | BLEECKER, from 320 opens at 794 Washing'n
BEACH, from 154 West B'way, W. to North R. RT. LEFT.
1 2 West Broadway 9 Sq. St. John's Lane
17 - Varick
Sq. 42 Hudson
51 54 op. Collister
59 64 Greenwich 67 - Washington
&1 80 \Vest
BEAVER, from 8 Broad- way, east to Pearl. RT. LEFT. 2 1 Broadway
10 11 New
30 33 Broad
58 57 William
76 77 Hanover
92 95 Pearl
BEDFORD, from 17 Hamersley north to Amos.
RT. LEFT.
2 1 Hamersley
24 23 Downing
38 37 Carmine
52 51 Burton
66 65 Morton 82 81 Commerce
88 87 Barrow
112 111 Grove
126 125 Christopher
BEEKMAN.from 34 Park Row, southeast to East R.
RT. LEFT. 1 - Park Row
2 Ch. Theatre Alley
11 12 Nassau
35 38 William
61 60 Gold
91 90 Cliff
101 102 Pearl
117 118 Water
125 126 Front
M. 138 South
ENSON, from 109 Leonard north to Frank- lin.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Leonard
- - Franklin
BETHUNE, from 776 Greenwich west to N. River.
RT. LEFT.
2 1 Greenwich 25 Washington 39 West
BIRMINGHAM, from 84 Henry south to Madi- son.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Henry 13 12} Madison
Bowery, west then north to Avenue 8.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Bowery
13 10 Elizabeth.
op. 18
33 30 ) 42 Mott
51 52 Mulberry 61 Crosby
73 70 Broadway
89 88 Mercer
103 104 Greene 117 118 Wooster
133 134 Laurens
153 15 Carol pl Thompson 167 170 Sullivan
185 186 Macdougal
203 op. 202 Hancock
205 - Minetta
211 op. 212 Downing 227 226 Carmine
241 op. 236} Burton
247 op. 250 Cornelia
12 11 Whitehall
40 39 Broad
BROAD, from 11 Wall, south to E. River.
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Wall
28 23 Exchange pl.
68 59 Beaver
72 - Marketfield
- 85 South William
90 89 Stone
108 - Bridge
102 101 Pearl
108 105 Water
122 111 Front
154 129 South
BROADWAY, from Battery place north to Fourteenth.
RT. LEFT.
1 Battery pl.
2 - Marketfield
8 - Beaver
27 Morris
58 - Exchange pl.
69 Rector
86 - Wall
106 - Pine
- 113 Thames
124 133 Cedar
146 147 Liberty
- 171 Cortlandt
482 481 Wooster
500 499 Laurens
518 515 Thompson
532 531 Sullivan
540 537 op. Clarke
562 561 Varick
590 591 Hudson
BURLING SLIP, from 234 Pearl south-east to E. R.
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Pearl
10 11 Water
24 21 Front
40 41 South
344 345 op. Cath. L.
348 347 Leonard 362 363 Franklin
378 379 White
398 399 Walker 413 Lispenard 416 417 Canal
458 459 Grand 486 487 Broome
526 529 Spring 566 567 Prince
608 609 Houston
642 641 Bleecker
656 663 op. Bond -- 681 Amity 680 - Great Jones 696 699 Fourth
713 Washington pl
729 Waverley pł
746 745 op. Astor pl
756 755 Eiglith
772 769 Ninth
784 785 Brevoort pl. Tenth
818 op. Eleventh
830 827 Twelfth 833 Thirteenth 839 Fourteenth
BROOME, from E. Riv- er west to Hudson, RT. LEFT.
1 East
2 7 Tompkins
18 15 Mangin
32 31 Goerck
50 47 Lewis
66 63 Cannon
82 81 Columbia
100 97 Sheriff
114 115 Willett
128 125 Pitt
144 143 Ridge
160 159 Attorney
178 177 Clinton
194 193 Suffolk
210 209 Norfolk
226 225 Essex
242 241 Ludlow
258 253 Orchard 274 273 Allen
290 291 Eldridge
304 307 Forsyth
324 323 Chrystie
338 335 Bowery
356 355 Elizabeth
372 371 Mott
386 387 Mulberry
- 395 Centre mkt på
406 - Marion
- 403 Centre 416 413 Elm
430 427 Crosby
440 439 Broadway
- 2 Doyers
- 18 Pell
29 28 Bayard
61 60 Walker
93 90 Hester
127 122 Grand
151} 148 Broome
181 - Delancy - 188 Spring
215 - Rivington - 230 Prince
247 -- Stanton
247 Murray
260 Warren
272 271 Chambers
290 287 Reade
302 301 Duane
318 Hospital op. Pearl 334 333 Anthony
345 -- Third - 346 Great Jones
361 364 Fourth
379 378 op. Fifth
395 Vaux. Gard. 406 Sixth 423 426 op. Seventh --- 440 Astor Place
427 442 Eighth
455 456 Ninth 432 431 Howard
473 472 Tenth
491 494 op. Eleventh 509 512 Twelfth
531 532 Thirteenth 553 552 Fourteenth
BOWLING GREEN, from Whitehall west to State.
RT. LEFT.
- I Whitehall
- 7 State
BREVOORT PL., in Tenth, commencing at Broadway, to Univer- sity pl.
BRIDGE, from 15 State, east to Broad.
RT. LEFT. 2 1 State
259 op. 260 Morton
263 op. 266 Jones
269 op. 272 Commerce 279 278 Barrow 295 294 Grove
311 312 Christopher
329 3:28 Amos
347 346 Charles
367 368 Perry
375 378 IIammond
387 388 Bank
Avenue 8th
BLOOMINGDALE ROAD, called a con- tinuation of Broadway, from Union pl. north to Manhattanville
BOND, from 656 Broad- way, east to Bowery. RT LEFT. 1 2 Broadway 59 56 Bowery
BOWERY; from ter. of Chatham north to Four- teenth.
RT. LEFT. 1 - Division
452 451 Mercer
466 467 Greene
172 - Maiden lane
- 191 Dey
192 - John
210 207 Fulton
222 - Ann Astor house, Vesey 229 Barclay
5g Park.
237 Park pl.
279 284 Houston
303 - First
-- 318 Bleecker
323 -- Second --- 328 Bond
BURTON, from 236 Bleecker west to St. Jolın's cemetery. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Bleecker
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29 30 Bedford 41 42 St. Jn's Cemetery.
CANAL, from 157 Cen- tre west to N. River. RT. LEFT.
2 1 Centre
12 9 Elm
33 Cortlandt Al.
50 39 Broadway
56 59 op. Mercer
76 - Greene - 92 83 Church 99 op. Wooster
112 - Laurens - 111 W. Broadway
130 - Thompson - 125 Laight 148 145 op. Sullivan 162 155 Varick
- 159 Vestry
204 193 Hudson 221 Watts
220 - Renwick 238 231 Greenwich 256 249 Washington M. M. West
CANNON, from 504 Grand north to Houston. RT. LEFT.
2 1 Grand
20 19 Broome
46 45 Delancy
72 73 Rivington
104 105 Stanton 136 137 Houston
CARLISLE, from 112 Greenwich west to N. River
RT. LEFT.
1 2 Greenwich
7 10 Washington
15 16 West
CARMINE, from Av. 6 West to Varick. RT. LEFT.
1 - Avenue 6
- 2 Minetta L.
15 16 Bleecker
47 50 Bedford
78 Varick
- Clarkson
CAROLINE, from 211 Duane north to Jay.
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Duane 15 17 Jay
CARROL PLACE, on Bleecker street, & from 134 Bleecker c. Laurens to 153 Bl'cker c. Thomp- son. RT. LEFT.
2 1 Laurens 14 15 Thompson
CARTMAN'S AR- CADE, opens at 171 Delancy
CATHARINE, from 1 Division south to Cher- ry.
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Division
12 9} East Broadway
28 27 Henry
48 53 Madison
74 73 op. Monroe
76 77 op. Oak
90 op. Hamilton
108 107 Cherry
CATHARINE PL. or LANE, from 344 Broad . way east to 56 Elm.
CATHARINE SLIP, from 117 Cherry south to E. R.
RT. LEFT.
2 1 Cherry
12 11 Water
24 23 South
CEDAR, from 181 Pearl . west to North River. RT. LEFT.
1 2 Pearl
39 38 William
71 74 Nassau
89 90 Broadway
97 96 Temple
103 102 Trinity pl.
129 120 Greenwich
143 128 Washington
159 142 West
CENTRE, from 34 Chat- ham north to Brooine. RT. LEFT.
2 Pk. Chatham
14 13 Chambers
23 Reade
38 33 Duane
50 49 Pearl
74 75 Anthony
90 89 Leonard
110 ( Tombs) Franklin
134 (Arsenal) White
150 149 Walker 157 Canal
192 201 op. Hester
200 201 Howard
224 225 Grand
M. 257 Broome
CENTRE MARKET PLACE, from 160 Grand North to Broome and between Centre and Mulberry.
RT. LEFT. 1 M. Grand
12 M. Broome
CHAMBERS, from 60 Chatham west to North River.
RT. LEFT.
1 2 Chatham
17 City Hall Place
23 20 Centre
71 74 Broadway
99 102 Church
133 132 West Broadway
137 - Hudson
171 170 Greenwich
185 182 Washington
205 204 West
CHAPEL - see West Broadway.
CHARLES, from 35 | CHRISTOPHER, from Greenwich Av. West to N. R.
RT. LEFT.
1 2 Greenwich Av.
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