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PEARL STREET HOUSE,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Fronting State House Square.
S. G. BOUGHTON.
MANSION HOUSE,
WAVERLEY HOUSE,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
Royal, cor. Conti.
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| Royal, cor. St. Francis.
JO. CLEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
HARTWELL'S
WASHING-}
H. J. HARTWELL.
TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut.
North Fourth.
A. F. GLASS.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
SANDERSON'S FRANKLIN ?
105 Chestnut.
D. K. MINOR.
HOUSE,
POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW-YORK.
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
1 343 Main.
I THEODORUS GREGORY.
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
| 23 Market square.
RICHARD SMITH.
CONGRESS HALL,
EAGLE HOTEL,
ROCHESTER, NEW-YORK.
Opposite Railroad Depot.
Buffalo, corner State.
S. E. ALDEN -C. O. BENEDICT.
ISAAC M. HALL.
SCHENECTADY, NEW-YORK.
GIVEN'S HOTEL,
adjoining the Depot ground of the Utica & Schenectady Railroad. J. H. CRANE.
SYRACUSE HOUSE,
| Syracuse,
1 P. N. RUST & CO.
TROY, NEW-YORK.
MANSION HOUSE,
TROY HOUSE,
Second & River, fronting Washington square.
E. & W. DORLON.
Intersection of First & River.
COLEMAN & ROGERS.
UTICA, NEW-YORK.
BAGG'S HOTEL, Ist & 2d door above the Depot of the Utica & Schenectady R. R. A. CHURCHILL. MCGREGOR HOUSE, Whitesboro cor. Genesee, one block above the Depot. JAMES McGREGOR.
ALBANY, NEW-YORK. Location.
Proprietor.
100 State street. State, corner Pearl street.
C. N. BEMENT. W. D. PARSONS. WILLIAM LANDON.
Park place, corner Washington.
§ Broadway, cor. Steuben, near the M. & Hudson R. R. Depot.
NATHANIEL ROGERS.
HENRY P. STEVENS.
Hamilton, corner Broadway. 136 & 138 State street.
EDWIN BEEBE.
Broadway, corner Church. GEORGE HUDDLESTON. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. | Baltimore, corner Eutaw. | JACKSON & CRANSTON.
30 Milk. T'remont, corner Beacon.
Tremont, corner Canton. I cor. Lincoln, Beach & Kingston.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
1 Pearl, corner Walnut.
I G. P. WILLIAMSON.
East side State House Square.
NEWTON CARTER.
CHARLES CULLUM.
SYRACUSE, NEW-YORK.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, OF LONDON.
Empowered by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL £500,000 STERLING, OR $2,500,000.
ADVANTAGES are held out by this Institution which are offered by no other Life Insur- ance Company, having an Agency in the United States.
UNITED STATES LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JACOB HARVEY, Esq., Chairman
JOHN J. PALMER, Esq.
JONATHAN GOODHUE, Esq.
JAMES BOORMAN, Esq.
GEORGE R. GRAHAM, Esq.
GEORGE BARCLAY, Esq.
SAM'L. S. HOWLAND, Esq.
GORHAM A. WORTH, Esq.
SAMUEL M. FOX, Esq.
General Agent for the United States and British North American Colonies, J. LEANDER STARR, 74 Wall-street, New-York. Physicians to the Society, (Medical Examiners.) J. KEARNY RODGERS, M. D., 110 Bleecker-street. ALEXANDER E. HOSACK, M. D., 101 Franklin-street. E. ARNOULT, M. D., 72 Franklin-street Bankers-The MERCHANTS' BANK OF NEW-YORK. Standing Counsel-WM. VAN HOOK, Esq., 39 Wall-street. Solicitor-JOHN HONE, Esq., 11 Pine street.
Agencies established in Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Alexandria, Richmond, and in sev- eral of the principal towns in New England, New-York State, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
The rates of this Society are as low as those of the American Companies, and lower than the scale adopted by many London Offices. Loans granted to the extent of two-thirds the amount of premiums paid, after the lapse of a year.
The admirable system of Life Insurance which this institution has organized, and which has secured for it such marked distinction in Europe, has obtained for it the highest favor in America.
Persons insured in the United States on the scale of "participation," enjoy the important advantage of sharing in the whole business of the Society, which in Great Britain is very extensive.
The public are respectfully requested to examine the distinguishing principles of this Insti- tution-their tables of rates-their distribution of profits-and the facilities afforded by their loan department-before deciding to insure elsewhere.
The General Agent is authorized to accept risks in sums not exceeding $15,000 each on a single life, and to bind the Society from the date on which the premium is actually paid to him.
Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report, and much general information, together with the Society's rates, also blank forms, and the fullest information, may be obtained upon applica- tion to any agent or sub-agent.
A Medical Examiner is in attendance at the office daily, at 3 o'clock, P. M. He is paid by the Society. The expense of stamp duty need not be incurred.
Examples of Rates-for the Assurance of $100 on a Single Life. PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY.
FOR LIFE.
FOR LIFE.
Age next Birth Day
For For one' Five Y'r only Years
Wth't profits|With profits.
Age next Birth Day.
For one Y'r only
For Five Years.
With't prof With profits.
15
$0 77
$0 81
$1 47
$1 64
40
$1 61
$1 64
$2 93
$3 26
20
0 86
0 90
1 68
1 87
45
1 72
1 78
3 47
3 85
25
0 93
1 05
1 93
2 14
50
1 94
2 06
4 21
4 68
30
1 21
1 30
2 22
2 46
55
2 54
2 96
5 28
5 86
35
1 46
1 51
2 54
2 80
60
3 78
4 25
6 68
7 42
There are tables for single lives, joint lives, survivorships of two or three lives, endowments for children, &c. &c. Tables also for ANNUITIES, both immediate and deferred. All these tables have been calculated from sterling into dollars and cents.
Travelling leave endorsed on the policy is extensive and liberal, and the extra premiums for sea risk and un. favorable climates as moderate as is consistent with prudence.
Life Insurance .- We are requested to state that the " National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society, of London," in addition to the variety of modes of Life Insurance, and of immediate and deferred, annuities (already published in their pamphlets,) will effect insurance on lives for whole term of life-with or without " participation in profits"-on payment of half the amount of annual premium, and allow the assured to borrow the remaining lialf, and give him the right to the same privilege for five successive annual payments.
Parties insured, say at 30 years of age, for a sum payable when they are 50 or 60 years of age, and alive; wil be sure to have a provision from that fund for their families, for if they DIE before attaining the stipulated age, the office is bound to pay two-thirds of all the payments made by the assured : and he can, while living, at any time act upon such payment as a loan fund to the same extent.
$50,000 have been placed at the disposal of the Local Board in New York, as a guarantee reserve fund, to remain permanently invested here-losses are paid, upon being approved by the Local Board, by drafts on the London office, and not out of the above sum.
J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent, Resident in New-York.
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N. York.
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CLEMENT C. BIDDLE, Esq. ) SEARS C. WALKER, Esq. LOUIS A. GODEY, Esq.
1 Philad.
NAME OR NAMES REFUSED FOR THIS WORK,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES.
251 Av. 3
46 Orchard
196 Av. 6
52 Orchard, grocer
630 Broadway
58 Orchard
233} Centre, (exchange office)
71 Division, (bowling saloon) 93 E. 17th
8 Sixth
94 Stanton
E. 19th n. Av. 3
60 Suffolk, rear
70 Essex
158 Suffolk
17 Fifth
362 Tenth
448 Fourth
50 Thompson
148 Front, (3d floor)
174} Thompson, rear
367 Grand
18 University Place
282 Hudson
55 West Broadway
84 Lexington Av
128 West Fourteenth
13 White
20 Madison 63 Market, 2d floor
72 White
101 Murray
90 White
28 Second
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
AND WELL KNOWN
CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
202 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN STREETS,
Dress, Frock, Pelto, Office, and Over Coats.
Blue, Black, and Medley Coloured Cloth Cloaks.
Vests and
Pants, in great variety.
Merino and Cotton Under Shirts; White, Linen, and Muslin Ditto.
Is conducted as usual by its experienced proprietor,
EDWARD FOX,
Who has always on hand
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
READY - MADE GARMENTS,
Suited to each season, got up of the best
FRENCH AND WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERES
THAT THE MARKET CAN AFFORD.
The cutting department is conducted by the most experienced men of the art.
The proprietor, thankful to his friends and customers for past favours, solicits their further patronage, and pledges himself to devote his whole time in the selection of the best trimmings, which is the most essential requisite in getting up a suit of clothes. Any gentleman wishing to purchase, may rest assured that there is no old stock kept on hand, as the proprietor keeps an agent West to dispose of such.
As all goods purchased by E. F. are bought for cash, he is enabled to offer an inducement to the public of fully 25 per cent. below the prices charged by those houses which are obliged to buy goods on 6 months' credit.
"AS ECONOMY IS WEALTH,"
Any gentleman before purchasing, would do well to look in at 202 BROADWAY, and examine the Stock, when he will find the above mentioned saving fully realized in the prices charged at this House.
Neck and
Pocket Silk Hdkfs.
Stocks and
Suspenders.
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas.
Printed, Cloth, and Velvet Dressing Gowns.
Black, Brown, and
Drab Silk Velvets, Wholesale and Retail.
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NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION,
AND REMOVALS.
Arrosmith Benjamin E. shipchandler, 125 Broad, h. 79 | Chesebrough Robert I. lawyer, W. 28 n. Av. 4 Barrow
Åtwill Herman, custom house, h. 319 Rivington Baker Cornelius, coal, Murray c. Washington, 61 Leonard, Thirteenth c. Hudson & Twenty-first c. Av. 9, h. 413 Broome Beebe Alvah, grocer, 84 Pike sl
Benedict James P. forwarding, to 121 Broad, h. How- ard house
Birney Charles H. sec. e. r. mut. ins. co. 61 Wall Bishop Nathaniel C. millinery, 37 John, h. 129 Franklin Bishop Samuel C. Pearl st. house 88 Pearl Bishop & Leonard, Pearl st. house, 88 Pearl Bixbee William F. tailor, 363 Pearl
Bolander Carl G. 121 Greenwich, h. Brooklyn
Bouton Charles, silverplater, 57 Bowery, h. 55 Chrystie Bramhall & Hastings, 57 Liberty (June 11th) Brown Thomas B. (Rev.) 103 Av. 6 Burckmyer Cornelius, to 93 Pearl Burckmyer Cornelius L. to 93 Pearl Burckmyer John A. to 93 Pearl Burckmyer C. & Sons, to 93 Pearl (June 5th) Burke Bridget, widow of William, 18 Stone Cameron James W. 42 Pine, h. to Clifton Cammeyer Aug. F. 1kgglsses, to 813 B.way, h.813 B.way Campbell E. & Co. manufacturers, 194 Mercer Canham Wm. carpenter, 35 Hamersley, h. 194 Varick Carman Richard F. builder, 417 Monroe & 170 Mercer Carman, Angevine & Co. builders, 417 Monroe & 170 Mercer
Clark Aaron, office, Croton hotel, 142 B.way, h. Av. 3d c. Eighty-first (June 11th)
Cohen Jacob, watchmaker, 60} Bowery, h. 147 Spring Cole William T. clerk, 73 Pine, h. 56 King Collins & Nason, com. mers. 23 Water
Cook & Geiger, grocers, 241 Washington Decker Abraham E. chairpainter, h. 221 Houston Delvecchio James R. lookingglasses, to 74 Fulton Ebbets William H. lawyer, to 76 Nassau Eliot John C. chandler, 187 Delancy
Felleman M. clothing, 65 Chatham, h. 65 Chatham Frisbie M. J. indiarubber shoes, 217 Pearl, h. 40 E. Broadway
Gager Isaac B. 125 Spring Gilfilland Joseph, lawyer, 14 Chambers, h. Brooklyn Hardy William H. 28 Av. 1st
Higgins A. & E. S. to 62 Broad (June 19th) Holden Oliver, jr. agency, 42 Nassau, h. 89 Av. B
Holden Oliver S. agency, 42 Nassau, h. 89 Av. B Holden O. & Son, agency, 42 Nassau
King Aaron, printer, 196 Clinton
Lalor William, butcher, 31 Centre mkt, h. 38 First Litchfield Edwin C. oil mer. 141 Front, h. Albany Litchfield E. Darwin, oil mer. 141 Front, h. Cazenovia McDonald James, physician, 29 Clinton pl. h. Flushing McGown John R. printer, 128 Fulton, h. 269 Elizabeth Mendel Joseph, clothier, 26 Bowery, h. 26 Bowery Reed & Wheeler, brokers, 106 Wall (June 27th)
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A LIST OF SURNAMES
WHEREIN MANY OF THOSE ARE COMPARED WHICH HAVE THE SAME, OR VERY NEARLY THE SAME, PRONUNCIATION BUT DIFFERENT ORTHOGRAPHY.
Illustrating the fact that twelve hundred and fifty nine surnames are generally pronounced only in five hundred and twenty-two different ways; showing also the care required in obtaining as well as in giving names for a Directory, and designed to facilitate those who may look for information in this work.
It must be observed however, that all the surnames here compared, are not always to be found in this publication.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1843, by John Doggett, Jr., in the Clerk's office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York.
Abbatt
Barclay Barkley
Broom Broome
Carr Karr
Connelly Connolley Connolly Conly Conoly ~
Cune Kuhne
Dickerson Dickinson
Abbot Abbott
Barrow
Borrowe
Beatty Beaty
Brown Browne Brownne
Cassedy Cassidy
Cook Cooke
Courtis Curtis Curtiss
Dolsen Dolson
Adams Addoms
Burroughs Burrowes Burrows
Burger Burgher
Caldwell Cauldwell
Cooledge Coolidge
Davison Davidson
Donely Donnelly
Aims Ames
Bebee Beebe
Burges Burgess
Burgyes
Chace Chase
Cooley Coley
Davies Davis
Donohoe Donohue
Amory Emory
Bertino Bartine
Burk Burke
Chamberlain Chamberlin
Corbett Corbitt
Davlin Devlin
Dow Dowe
Allason Allison
Burtch
Burnet Burnett
Christie Chrystie
Correa Corre
Davy Davey
Downs
Allen Allyn
Byrd
Burns Byrnes
Cisco Sisco
Corrie Corry See also
Dean
Dugan Duggan
Andross Andrus
Blanc
Burrill
Atwell Atwill
Blanck
Burtis
Cleaveland Cleveland
Cowles Coles
Degrauw Degraw
Austen Austin
Bogart
Bayard Byard
Cline Klein
Cramer Kramer
Denison Dennison
Ayers Ayres
Brainard Brainerd
Cain Kain
Cochran Cochrane
Crandell
Denney Denny
Ebbets Ebbit
Bailey Bailie
Brett Brette
Calkins Caulkins
Coles Cowles
Crook Crooke
Deveau Devoe
Edey
Balıs Bayles Baylis
Briant Bryant
Carlile Carlisle
Conklin Concklin Conklin
Cuming Cumming
Dimon
Edgerton Egerton
Baley
Eddey Eddy
Bayley
Brinckerhoff Brinkerhoff
Carnes Carns
Collier Colyer
Crygier Cregier
Diamond Dimond
Earl Earle
Bacheler Batchellor
Braynard
Kaighn Kane
Clark Clarke
Curry
Deen
Dunlap Dunlop
Blank
Coster Koster
Deforeest Deforest
Duryea Duryee
Blanke
Burtug
Bogert
Dusenberry Dusenbury
Kline
Crandall
Creagh Cree
Denniston Dennistoun
Downes
Correy
Davie
Dickson · Dixon
Abraham Abram
Connak Conner Connor
Currey Currie Curry See also
Dickey Dickie
Abeel Abel
Brouwer Brower Browere
Carroll Carryl
Cass Kass
Correa
Eames
Birch
Bird
Birdsall Burtsell
Burrall Burrell
Deane
Edy
c
Ederson Edison
: Frisbie Frisby
Gun Gunn
Hasbrook Hasbrouck
Hide Hyde
Innes Inness
Knap Knapp Napp
Eldredge Eldridge Eliot Elliot Elliott
Fry Frye
Gurnee Gurney
Haskin Hoskin
Iligbee Higbe
Irvin, See Ervin
Ivans Evans
Kramer Cramer
Elles Ellis Elis
Gaffney Gafney
Hacket Hackett
Havemayer Hoffmire
Hillard Hilliard
Jacques Jaques
Kuhn Kuhne Cune
Embree Embury
Erving Irvin Irvine Irving Irwin.
Evans Ivans
Giffen Giffin Giffing
Haga Hagar Hager
Hawkes Hawks
Hawthorn
Hathorn
Hoit Hoyt
Jessop Jessup
Gillet Gillett
Haight Hayt
Haines Hains Haynes
Hallet Hallett
Healy Helie
Horton Haughton
Houghton
Jordan Jordon
Lea Lee
Fagan Feagan Fegan
Gold Goold Gould
Hamblin Hamlin
Hebbard Hebberd Hebert Hibbard
Huff
Karr
Lennox
Farnam Farnham Farnum
Golden Goldin Goulding
Hana Hanna Hannah Hanor
Handley Hanley Hanly
Hempstead Hempsted
Humphreys Humphries
Kelley Kelly
Fellowes Fellows
Gorton
Hanington Harrington
Hen Henn Henne
Huested Husted
Kenney Kenny Kinney Kinny
Lindes Lines Lynes
Flınn Flynn
Greele Greeley
Green Greene
Harris Harriss
Harriman Herriman
Hewett Hewitt
Hutchings Hutchins
Keyes Keys Kies
Kilborn Kilbourne
Lissak
Foot Foote
Grose Gross
Ilart Harte Hartt
Heyward Hayward
Ingalls ingles Inglis
Kip Kipp
Littell Little
Fraser Frazer Frazier
Guion Guyon Gihon
Hartman Hartmann
Hickson Hixon
Ingraham ingrahm
Cline
Locke
Esty Estey Everett Everit Everitt
Gillespie Gillespy
Handley Henley
Haughton, See Horton
Homes Holmes
Jewett Jewitt
Everson Evertson Evesson
Gillen
Gillin
Ewen Ewing
Gilmer Gilmor Gilmore Gilmour
Fairlie Fairly Farley
Fairweather Fayerweather
Glynn
Hallsted Halstead Halsted
Hearn Hearno
Hough Hoff
How Howe
Kass Cass
Lewis Louis
Fay Faye
Goodrich Goodridge
Gordon
Gourlay Gourlie Gurley
Hardie Hardy
Henriques Hinricks
Huestis Hustace Hustis
Hurlbert Hulbert Hurlbut Hurlbutt
Kettell Kettle
Ling Lyng
Foord Ford
Greig Gregg Grigg
Forster Foster
Griffen Griffin
Harriot Harriott
Heyer Hyer
Howes House Howse
Kean Keane Keen
Lilly
Feeney Feeny
Glen Glenn
Hallick Hallock .
Heard Hurd
Hotaling Houghtaling
Kain, See Cain
Carr
Lenox
Goodenough Goodenow
Lillie
Lindsa Lindsey Linsey Linzee
Finlay Findlay
Lyndes
Ketcham Ketchum
Linn Lynn
Fobes
Forbes
Lippencott Lippincott
Lussac
Lock
Frazyer
Galatian Gallatin
Hadden Hedden
Harvey Hervey
Hinds Hines Hynes Hyns
Jaffrey Jeffery Jaffry
Labagh Labaw
Gardener Gardiner Gardner
Hagarty Haggarty Haggerty
Hawk Hawke
Hawks
Hirley Hurley
Jaggar Jagger
Laing Lang
Gerard Giraud
Hageman Hegeman
Haws Hawes
Hogg Hogge
Hoisington Horsington
Jefferys Jeffries Jefries
Laverty Lafferty
Laytın Layton
Lecompte Leconte Lecount Lecounte
Leach Leech
Jolley Jollie
Jolly
Leavitt Levitt Levett
Leggat Leggett
Hayward Heyward
Horn Horne
Johnson Johnston Johnstone
Jesup
Hayes Hays
Hoppin Hopping
Jamieson Jamison
Koster Coster
Furness Furniss
Gwyn Gwynne
Hatfield Hetfield
Hillier Hillyer
Klein Kline
Haring Harring Herring
Harison Harrison Harrisson
Hemenway Hemmenway Hemmingway
Herman Hermon
Hutchinson Hutchison .
Laurence Lawrance Lawrence
Loseo Losey Low Lowe
Lowerro Lowery Lowree Lowrie Lowry
Ludlam Ludlum
Lummis Lomas Loomis
Lynd Lyndo
McAuley McCauley Macaulay Macauley
Mathew Matthew
Mathews Matthewes
Nesbit Nesbett Nisbet
Neuman Newman
Paton Patton Patten
Prentice Prentiss
Prichard Pritchard
Robertson Robinson
Sheilds Shields Shiells
McCallum MoCollum McCullum
McCrackan McCracken
McCrea McRae
Michel Michell Mitchell Mitchill
Nicholl Nicol -
Nicoll
Nicholls Nichols
Pearce Pearse Peirce Persse Pierce Purse
Quimby Quinby
Roe Row
Symonds
McDonald Macdonald McDonnell
Milner Milnor
Nicholson Nicolson
Pearson Peirson Pierson Pirsson
Rey Wray
Roosevelt Rosevelt
MeDougal MeDougall
Mohr Moir
Oddie Odeay
Pearcy Pearsee Peircey
Ramsey Rumsey
Saers Sayrs Sears
Sisco Cisco
McFarlan McFarland McFarlane Macfarland
Morel Morre I Morre II Morrill
Olmstead
Olmsted
Perine Perrine
Perrin
Rathbone Rathbun
Sandford Sanford
McGuire Maguire
McIntire McIntyre
Morison Morrison Morrisson
Oneilley Oneilly
Pettet Pettit
Read Reed
Schaefer Schaeffer Schaffer Shaffer Shafer
Spalding Spaulding
McLea McLcay Maclav
McNeil McNeill McNeale
Mabie Maby
McGinnes McGinnis Maginnis
Napp Knap Knapp
Neal Neale
Park Parke
Parkes Parks
Parmele Parmelee Parmly
Parsel Parsell
Pomeroy Pomroy
Pool Poole
Rikeman Ryckman
Riker Ryker
Sharp
Sharpe
Mayer Mayher Meir Meyer Meier Meire
Myer
Merrall Merrell Merrill
Newbold Newbould
Peach Pietch
Pulis Pullis
Roche Roach
Messenger Messinger
Newcomb Newcombe
Peake Peek
Quackenbos Quackenboss Quackenbush Quackinbush
Rockefeller Rockfeller
Rodgers Rogers
McDermitt McDermatt McDermut
Millar Miller
Moffat Moffet
Northrop Northrup
Odonoghue Odonohue
Persse Piercey Piercy
Randall Randel Randell
Sampson Samson
McGivan McGiven
Moran Morin
Oneil Oneill
Pettegrew Pettigrew
Rayner Raynor Rainer Reiner
Saunders Sanders
Snider Snyder
Mckinney McKenney McKenna
Morse Morss
Osborn Osborne Osbourne Osburn
Pettee Petty
Reade Reid
Reaves Reeves
Schanck Schenck
Sparkes Sparks
Schoals Scoles Scoals
Scholey Scolley
Schofield Scholefield Scofield
McRae McCrea
Neil Neill
Naylor Neilor
Marsh March
Martin Martine
Nealis Nelis
Parseyl Pursell
Paterson Patterson Pattinson Pattison
Poor Poer
Poore
Robarts Roberts Robert
Shay Shea
Nevill
Neville
Paulsen Paulson Paulison Poulison
Provoost Provost
Robbins Robins
Shepard Shephard Shepherd Sheppard Shepperd
Simmonds Simmons Simonds Simons Symmonds
Rae Ray Rea
Wroe
Roux
Simms Sims Syms
Simpson Sympson
McElwain Mellwaine
Moore More
Slosson Slawson
Smith Smyth Smythe
Spafford Spofford
Mullan Mullane Mullen
Page Paige
Pain Paine Payne
Parcells Parsells
Pardoe Pardow
Piggot Piggott Pigot
Pinckney Pinkney
Pine Pyno
Plum Plumb
Rider Ryder
Polhamus Polhemus
Riehl Riell
Ryall
Sargeant Sargent Sarjent Seargeant Sergeant Sergent
Seaton Seton
McCay Mckay Mckie McGee Mackay Mackie Magee McKee Megie McGie
Man Mann
Rhoades Rhodes Rodes Roach Roads Rode
Sealey Sealy Seeley Seely
Seacor Secor
Nealy Neely
Neilson Nelson
Philips Phillipse Phillips Phillipps
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Reilly Reily Riely Riley Rily Ryley
Rennals Reynolds
Philip Philippe
Rowe
Symons
Ramsen Remsen
Saer Sayr
Olsen Olssen
Perro Perrot
Newberry Newbery
Mountfort Montfort Mumford Manday Munday
Spear Speer Speir Speare Spier
Stacey Stacy Stephens Stevens Stephenson Stevenson Sterling Stirling Steuart Stuart Stewart Steward
Stodart Stoddard Stoddart
Stoutenborough Stoutenburgh
Stryker Striker
Sturdevant Sturdivant Sturtevant
Toms Tomes
Sweet Swett
Tallman Talman Tallmadge Talmage Tappan Tappen Tappin
Tuthill Tuttle
Vaness Vanness Vannest
Wardell Wardle
Wickes Wicks Weeks
Wise Weise
Vannorden Vanorden
Warrell Worrall
Weise Wise
Tate Tait
Tenbroeck Tenbrook Teneick Teneyck Tenicke
Thompson Thomson
Thorn Thorne
Tier Teer
Vanderpoel Vanderpool
Vanwart Vanwoert
Welles Wells
Willet Willett
Timpson Timson
Vanduser Vanduzer
Vaughan Vaughn
Wescoat Wescott Westcott
Willson Wilson
Tinsdale Tinsdall
Vaneps Vanepps
Vermilya Vermilye
Whiley Wiley Wylie
Wilmarth Willmarth
Rae
Yong Yonge
Treadwell Tredwell
Vandyk Vandyke Vandyck
Wallace Wallis
Whitaker Whiteker
Wilsey Wiltse
Young
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Walsh Welch Welsh
White Wight Whyte
Wirtz Werts Wurts Worts
Ulman Ullmann
Vanamberg Vanamburgh Vanembergh
Vanostrand Vannostrand
Warren Warrin
Weaber Webber
Wilber Wilbor Wilbour Wilbu
Wolf Wolfe Wolff
Vanbeuren Vanburen
Vanboskerck Vanbuskirk
Vansant Vanzandt Vanzant
Weart Wirt
Wilcox Willcocks Willcox
Woodhall Woodhull
Vancleef Vancleve Vanclief
Vanvoorhees Vanvoorhis Voorhees Voorhies
Weaks Weekes Weeks
Wilkes Wilks
Woodroffe
Woodruff
Woodworth Wordsworth
Worcester Worster
Wrav See
Tremain Tremayne
Vankleeck Vankleek
Wiseman Weismann Wissmann
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
STOCKS.
Plain satin. Trimmed do. Rich fancy do. Do. do. silk
Plain bombazine Trimmed do. Plain Self -- adjus- ting Trimmed do. Rich fancy do. Corded silk do-
-0-
OPERA TIES.
Plain black satin Rich fancy do- Do. do. silk
Black do. Corded do. Black bombazine
-0-
Linen Collars.
In every variety of style and quality- -
BOSOMIS.
With wide and narrow plaits, of all qualities- - -0- SHIRTS. Of all qualities and various styles.
Dressing Gowns. - -0- OILED SILKS.
Plain and twilled Spitalfield hand- kerchiefs. India, Bandana, and Pongee do. Plain and fancy li- nen cambric do. Cravat stiffners, Stock frames, Suspender ends, &c., &c.
CHARLES B. HATCH & CO.
97 WILLIAM ST.
OPPOSITE PLATT STREET,
NEW-YORK.
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
STOCKS ICARES
UND GARMENTS OIL'D SICK
97
CRAVAT'S
GLOVES
97
'COLLARS
SUSPENDERS
BOSOMS
RUSIERY
C.B.HATCH
STOCKCS ICRAVATS SCARFS LINENS
UNDERGARMENTS MOFICK I'M
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Have constantly on hand, of their own manufacture and importation, a full and complete assortment of the Latest
LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF GOODS,
IN THE
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING LINE,
WHICH WILL BE
SOLD AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
> No connection with any other es- tablishment in the city.
GRAVATS
And SCARFS.
Rich fancy silk. Do. do. satin Plain black do. Black figured silk Do. Barathea. Do. Italian. Do. corded. &c., &c.
-0 - Under Garments.
Silk shirts & draw- ers Cotton do. do. Woollen do. do. Merino do. do. Buckskin do. do.
Ladies' silk, cotton merino, & wooll- en, do do.
-0-
GLOVES.
Black, white, and coloured kid.
Do. do silk. Do. do. cotton. White and colour- ed, Berlin. Linen and Lisle thread.
Cashmere, wooll- en, and merino. Buckskin, &c.
GENTS.' HalfHose.
English, German, and Domestic make.
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Suspenders.
English & French Elastic web, both silk and cotton. Silk and cotton shirred. Buckskin with e- lastic ends, &c .;
TAILORING AND FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. NO. 187 BROADWAY, Opposite John Streri.
DRESS,
Ready-made LINEN,
FROCK,
PELTO,
Dressing
SACK,
ROBES,
AND
Hosiery,
OFFICE
GLOVES, Suspenders,
COATS,
Over-coats,
ALSTOCKS, TIES,
AND
NEW YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
CLOAKS,
C BOOTHIG 187.1
Pantaloons
SCARFS, CRAVATS,
VESTS.
Umbrellas,
&c. &c.
BATHING
In every
CAPS,
VARIETY.
DRAWERS &C.
J. C. BOOTH & CO.
TAILORS.
Importers and Dealers in Cloths, Cassimers, Vestings, and Gentlemen's Furnishing articles.
Citizens or Strangers, requiring an immediate outfit, will find at this es- tablishment, an extensive assortment of rich and fashionable Goods, selec- ted with great care, and under the most favourable advantages, by our agents in Paris and London.
Full suits furnished to order at a few hours notice.
Strict punctuality observed in filling orders, and no deviation in prices.
187. J. C. BOOTH & CO. 18.7
NEW-YORK
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR
1846 & 1847. 155
NOTICE.
Remember the names received too late for regular insertion, which are placed on the preceding page.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al. for alley, b. between, blogs. buildings, c. corner, com. commission, ct. court, e. r. east river, ex. exchange ·forwdg. forwarding, h. house, la. lane, mer. merchant, mkr. maker, manf. manufacturer, n. r. north river · op. opposite, pl. place, shipg, shipping, sq . square.
ABE
ACK
Aaron Elias E. com. mer. 91 Maiden 1. h. 161 Allen Aaron Marx, glazier, r. 15 Elizabeth
Abbatt Isaac, accountant, 56 Wall, h. - Bleecker Abbatt William M. mer. 83 South, h. 464 Houston Abbe George W. mer. 43 John, h. 8 Dutch
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