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Graham William, boxmaker, 15 Marion
Graham William, blacksmith, 117 Ridge
Graham William, carman, 25 Christopher
Graham William, butcher, 13 Essex m. h. 3 Bleecker
Graham William, laborer, 61 Laight
Graham William, boatbuilder, 41 Ludlow
Graham William, porterhouse, 71 Av. 8
Graham William, shoemaker, 46 Hester
Graham William, machinist, 208 Seventh
Graham William, printer, 9 Spruce, h. 25 Hester Graham William, laborer, r. 3 Rose
Graham William, laborer, Av. C n. Eleventh
Graham William H. books, 154 Nassau, h. 87 Madison
Graham William I. notary public, 69 Wall
GRAHAM & CO wholesale druggists, 73 Water
GRAHAM & LOWERRE, mahogany, 141 Centre GRAHAM, BEBB & GRAHAM, drygoods, 165 Pearl Grahn William, tailor, 101 Broome Grain Frederick, artist, 43 Mercer
Grain Peter, chairmaker, r. 116 W. 21st Grain Peter, artist, 48 East Broadway
Grain Frederick, 85 Crosby
Graley James, smith, 81 Elizabeth, h. 81 Elizabeth
Gramnan John, porterhouse, 114 Clinton
Gramard Robert, chocolate, 117 Franklin
Grambss John, segars, 166 Delancy
Grames John, laborer, 199 Delancy
Granbery Henry A. T. 162 Pearl, h. Brooklyn
Grandin William E. dentist, h. 189 Bleecker
Grandjean Anguste, haircomp. 1 Barclay, h. W. Hobkn Grandy William, drygoods, 310 Second, h. 312 Second Granger Bartholomew, butcher, 25 Wash. mkt, h. 217 Bowery
Granger Dan K. strwgds, 76 Cedar, h. 76 Lexington Av Granger Enoch, shoemaker, Twenty-fifth n. Av. 1 Granger Francis B. butcher, 26 Wash. m. h. 65 Second Granger Frederick C. painter, 79 Walnut, h. 695 Water Granger James, laborer, Av. 10 n. W. Eighteenth
Granger Wm. butcher, 25 Wash'n mkt, h. 31 Stanton Granger & Schenck, strawgoods, 76 Cedar
GRANJA JOHN, mer, and Mexican consul general, 95 Wall, h. 7 Greenwich Grannet John P. tailor, 324 Henry
Granniss Charles B. broker, 65 Wall, h. Newark Granniss George B. shoes, 96 Maiden Ja. h. Brooklyn GRANNISS & GILBERT, WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 96 Maiden lane
Grant Alexander, carpenter, 581 Greenwich Grant Alexander H. merchant, 90 Front Grant Ann, widow of Robert, 83 Cannon
Grant Beriah, hnckster, Wash'n mkt, h. 72 N. Moore Grant Betsey, 8 Bayard Grant Charles, polisher, 83 Suffolk
Grant Charles E. shipmaster, 6 Hammersley place Grant Francis J. tailor, 501 Pearl, h. 501 Pearl
Grant George C. marketman, 148 Reade Grant Gilbert A. lawyer, 42 Nassau, h. Brooklyn
Grant Gilbert W. butter, 134 West
Grant H. grocer, 90 Front, h. 62 Hudson Grant James, late cashier, h. 69 E. Sixteenth
Grant James, tinplateworker, 328 B.way, h. 82 Walker Grant James, barber, 1 Ann, h. 8 Church
Grant John, teacher, 36 Commerce
Grant John, porter, 80 King
Grant Jolın, ploughınıkr. Rutgers c. Water, h. 179 Essex
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Grant John, carman, 17 Cornelia Grant Johu M. teacher, 74 Walker Grant Joshua, marketman, h. 10 Clarke Grant Margaret, Av. 6 c. Twenty-third Grant Mary, widow of James, 69 E. Sixteenth Grant O. Deforest, drygoods, 29 William, h. 70 Irving pl Grant Perez W. speculator, Wash. m. h. 339 Wash'tn Grant Peter C. silversmith, r. 6 Stanton
Grant Robert, woolstapler, r. 30 Ferry, h. 80 Cliff Grant Robert, clerk, 3 Hall Records, bds 116 Chambers Grant Rob't M. paints, 112 Christopher, h. 112 Chr'phr Grant Robert M. jr. 21 Christopher
Grant Thomas, melter, r. 423 Monroe
Grant William, painter, 22 Renwick
Grant Wm. agricultural mach. 117 B'kmn, h. Br'klyn Grant William, bookbinder, 27 Henry
Grant & Co. wool, r. 30 Ferry
Grant & Barton, drygoods, 29 William Granville Edwin, late waterman, 544 Grand
Grasar Valentine, turner, r. 120 Williain
Grassal Frederick, bootmaker, 145 Monroe
Grassie Wm. C. grocer, 67 Cortlandt, h. Brooklyn
Gratacap Gabriel P. upholsterer, 31 Maiden lane, h. 31 City Hall pl
Gratacap Geo. G. lithographer, 102 Nassau, h. 31 City Hall pl
Grataçap Henry T. caps, 392 Broadway
Gratacap John L. upholstery, 31 Malden I. h. Long I GRATACAP G. P. & J. upholstery, 31 Maiden lane Grate Conrad, carman, 358 Hudson
Grattan Christopher, magnetizer, 439 Broadway Grattan John, shipjoiner, 106 Columbia
Gratton Benjamin, late carman, 83 Charlton Gratzer John, blacksmith, 266 Fifth
Graubner Ferdinand, imp. 57 Beaver
Gravely Samuel, baker, 106 W. Seventeenth
Graver Mark, rigger, 380 Monroe Graverend Raymond, 84 Liberty
Graves Albert G. carpenter, h. 92 Cannon Graves Ann, widow of Anthony, 144 E. Broadway Graves Ann, widow of Edward, 174 Essex
Graves Bernard, clerk, 28 Trinity place
Graves Boonen & Co. com. ineis. 112 Wall, h. 421 Broome
Graves Charles B. bowling, 14 Vesey, h. 33 Renwick Graves Downing W. mer. 93 Maiden la. h. W'msburgh Graves E. Boonen, com. mer. 112 Wall, h. 421 Broome Graves Edward, butcher, r 180 Orchard
Graves Erastus, merchant, 174 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Graves Jared W. grocer, 120 West, h. New Jersey Graves John, painter, 156 Cherry Graves John C. butcher. 102 First
Graves Ency, teacher, 25 Forsyth
Graves R. R. mer. 174 Pearl, h. Brooklyn
Graves Wm. H. coppersmith, 276} Water, h. 20 Col'bia Graves Zelotes, broker, 64 Division, h. 46 Division Graves E. & R. R. mers. 174 Pearl
Gray Abraham, grocer, 322 \ash'tn, h. 24 Desbrosses Gray Abraham, tailor, 24 Desbrosses
Gray Allen, tailor, 57 Fulton, h. 7 Vandewater
Gray Andrew, importer, 58 Pine, h. 31 \. Broadway Gray Benjamin, cartman, 54 Clinton
Gray Catharine, widow, 134 Greenwich Av Gray Charles, teacher, Av. 6 cor. Sixteenth Gray Charles, mason, 277 Mulberry
Gray Charles J. gold engr. 5 Dey, h. 46 Hubert
Gray Charlotte, widow of Jaines, 80 Murray
Gray Charlotte, widow of James, 225 W. 21st Gray Clarissa B. widow of Peleg, birds, 84 Varick Gray David, engineer, 477 Greenwich
Gray Daniel L. com. Iner. 165 Front, h. 27 E. 11th Gray Dennis, laborer, 350 Greenwich Gray Edward, architect, E. 18th n. Av. 2, h. 28 Madison Gray Edward, physician, h. 49 James Gray Elizabeth, boarding, 113 Liberty
Gray Epenetus C. lawyer, 64 John, h. 136 Second GRAY FARLEY, lawyer, 14 Pine, h. 14 Clinton pl Gray George W. clerk, 158 Water Gray G. Winthrop, mer. 72 South, h. 32 Wash. square
Gray Henry, E. 26th bet. Av. 3 & Lexington Av Gray Henry M. physician, 73 Eleventh
Gray Hugh, painter, 150 Prince, h. 120 Laurens Gray Isabella, school, 53 University place
Gray Jacob M. cooper, 287 Madison
Gray James, architect, 2 Av. 9 Gray James, carman, 109 Barrow
Gray James, artificial eyes, 119 Bowery Gray James, starcher, 155 W. Fifteenth
Gray Jane, widow of Richardson. r. 10 Downing Gray Jane E. widow of James, 213 Wooster Gray John, mer. 97 Water, h. 30 Mott
Gray John, deputy sheriff, 21 City Hall & 55 Dey, h. 63} Division
Gray John, printer, 104 Beekman, h. 74 Hester Gray John, marblesawyer, rear 61 Laight Gray John, wheelwright, r. 28 Clarke
Gray John, woodenware, 15 Fulton, h. 558 Broome Gray Jolın, 210 E. Broadway
Gray John, turner, r. 78 Charlton, h. 76 Charlton Gray John, clothing, 83 Orange
Gray John A. printer 111 Nassau, h. 101 Monroe Gray Jolın A. C. & Co. mers. 17 Cedar, h. 530 Houston
GRAY JOHN F. physician, 496 Broadway
Gray Lawrence, liquors, 88 Cross
Gray Marcus C. printer, r. 132 Mulberry
Gray Marten, pilot, 70 Wall, h. 43 Cherry Gray Mary, widow, boarding, 33 Bowery
Gray Mary Ann. widow of Alexander, 200 \. 21st Gray Morgan, agent, 15 South
Gray Munson, clerk customhouse, h. 104 Amos
Gray Nathaniel. tract inissionary, 36 Jones
Gray Niel, sec. f. ins. co. 59 Wall, and pres. board ast. ald h. 299 Broome
Gray Owen, liquor, 50 Mulberry
Gray Owen W. grocery, Houston c. Sheriff
Gray Patrick, grocer, 308 Av. 3, h. 308 Av. 3
Gray Robert, boarding, 16 Grand
Gray Robert, slater, 116 W. Twentieth
Gray Robert, carman, 80 Pitt
Gray Robert, painter, 166 W. 22d
Gray Robert, (col'd) porter, 69 Gold
Gray Robert S. sawyer, 28 Houston
Gray Rodolphus, carpenter, 216 Delancy
Gray Samuel, (col'd,) laborer, r. 163 Mulberry
Gray Samuel A. tailor, 21 Av. 3, h. 21 Av. 3 Gray Stephen, (col'd,) 45 Lanrens
Gray Samuel S. stables, 23 Warren, h. Redding, Conn Gray Sarah, widow of Joseph, 381 Ninth Gray Smith, clerk, 1 1 Grand
Gray Stephen, blacksmith, 4 Jackson pl. r. 16 Downing Gray Thomas R safemaker, 417 Greenwich
Gray W. T. engraver, 5 Dey, h. 46 Hubert
Gray Warren C. umbrellas, 3 Cedar, h. 21 Montgomery
Gray William, carman, 53 University pl
Gray William, slipmaster, 142 Rivington Gray Williamn, caulker, 313 Sixth
Gray William, stables, 55 Lewis, h. 65 Lewis
Gray William, baker, 89 Beekman, h. 89 Beekman
Gray Williamn, fisherman, 114 Pitt Gray William, weaver, r. 163 W. 15th
Gray William, marblecutter, 179 Varick
Gray William, laborer, r. 51 Marion Gray William, waiter, 107 Amity Gray William, (Rev.) 73 Eleventh
Gray William, jr. clerk, 122 Pearl, h. 263 Madison
Gray William F. lawyer, 14 Pine, h. 14 Clinton pl Gray William R. clerk, 11 W. Twelfth
Gray C.J. & Son, engravers, 5 Dey, h. 46 Hubert
Gray & Sparks, bakeis, 89 Breknian Gray & Leonard, painters, 150 Prince Graydon James, late drygoods, h. 411 Fourth Graydon John, watchcases. 58 Nassau, h. 17 Attorney Graydon John W. lawyer, 55 Pine, Il. 125 Allen Graydon Joseph, 55 Pine, h. 41] Fourth
Graydon Samuel, importer, 55 Pine, h. 84 Seventh Graydon William, mer. 61 Cedar, h. 411 Fourth Graystone John, seaman, 364 Cherry Greacen James, stocks, 107 William, h. Brooklyn Greacen James R. physician, 4 Park pl & Astor house Greacen John, jr. mer. 119 Front, h. Brooklyn Grealy Matthew H. teacher, 242 W 16th Grear Jolin W. boardinghouse, 174 Cherry
Greasley Thos T. lawyer, 111 Nassau, h. 111 Nassau Greason George, stoves, 45 Av. 6, h. 64 Av. 6 Greason John, windowshades, 247 Greenwich, h. 180 Bowery
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Greason Robert, wheel wright, 246 W. 17th Greaton John W. mer. 61 Cedar, h. 194 Fourth Greaton Mary Ann, 194 Fourth Greatorex Henry W. music, 142 Mercer Greaves Edward, steel, 241 Pearl
Greaves George A. tinsniith, 13 Union court Greaves Jacob, framemaker, 111 Broome Greaves Thomas, seaman, 298 Madison Greaves William & Sons, steel manuf. 241 Pearl Grebe Henry, provisions, Hester c Allen Greble Edward, boarding, 395 Water Greele A. widow of Augustus, bds 2 Washington pl Greele Robert R. com. mer. 100 Jolin
Greeley Horace, editor tribune, 154 Nassau, h. 63 Barclay
GREELEY JOSEPH M. refectory, Av. 6 c. Ninth, h. Av. 6 c. Ninth
Greeley & McElrath, editors, 154 Nassau c. Spruce Green Alonzo, carpenter, 347.Pearl, h. Williamsburgh Green Andrew H. lawyer, 11 Pine, h. 13 Av. 5 Green Ann B. widow of David, boarding, 15 Whitehall Green Anson, hatter, 232 Grand, h. 232 Grand Green Arthur, gardener, h. 178 Laurens
Green Avery, hats, 104 Delancy, lı. 105 Essex Green Caroline A. widow of Alfred, 407 Hudson Green Catharine, widow of William, 187 W. 20th Green Catharine, widow of George, 40 Walnut Green Charles, clerk, 52 Vandam
Green Charles A. clerk, 91} Wall, h. Brooklyn Green Christopher B. carman, 6422 Greenwich Green Daniel, seaman, 17 Pitt
Green Daniel, junk, 54 Cherry
Green David, physician, 165 Hudson
Green Edmund B. editor, 30 Ann, bds Carlton house
Green Edward, laborer, 260 Delancy
Green Edward, late shipwright, 682 Water
Green Edward, lumber, West c. Horatio, lı.803 Wash'n Green Edward, whiting, 52 Vandam, h. 122 Bank
GREEN EDWARD F. liquors, 49 Bowery, h. 159 Bowery
Green Elisha B. carpenter, 276 Third
Green Eliza, widow of Charles, 65 Orchard
Green Eliza, widow of Jesse, 253 Av. 6
Green Eliza. (col'd,) widow of Sampson, 164 Greene Green Elizabeth, widow of Amos, 61 Vandam
Green Elizabeth H. 8 St. Mark's pl
Green Ezekiel, boatman, r. 178 Thompson
Green Frisbay, (col'd) waiter, 137 W. 15th
GREEN GARRETT & EDWARD, lumber, 520West, lı. Elizabethtown
Green George, carpenter, 9 First, h. 95 Clinton Green George, (col'd) teacher, 7 York Green George, porterhouse, 2 Gonverneur sl
Green George, (col'd) hackman, 164 Greene
GREEN GEORGE T. clothier, 110 Chatham, h. 15 Market
Green George W. butcher, 652 G.wich, h. 652 G.wich Green George W. grocer, Av. 3 c. 7th, h. 405 Bowery Green Griffin, 110 Chatliam, h. 15 Market
Green Hallet, (col'd) porter, 69 Front, h. 271} Mott Green Henry, late grocer, 165 Houston
Green Henry, merchant, 108 South
Green Henry, presser, r. 165 Bowery
Green Henry, carmanı, 652 Greenwich
Green Henry, (col'd) whitewasher, r. 136 Chrystie Green Henry A. 53 Third
Green Henry M. shoenmaker, 64 Av. 1 GREEN HORACE, physician, 12 Clinton place
Green Ira, police officer, 148 W. Broadway Green Ira G. carman, 158 W. 20th Green Istialı, segarmaker, 98 \V. 16th
Green James, lawyer, 47 Nassau, h. 15 Market Green James, carpenter, 170 Av. 6 Green James, tailor, r. 179 Varick Green James, (col'd) woodsawyer, 108 Churchi
Green Jaines II. bookseller, 40 Av. 1 Green James S. porterhouse, 5 Sheriff
Green James W. lawyer, 20 Chambers, h. Brooklyn Green James W. carpenter, 180 Second
Green Jeremiah grocer, 292 Second, lı. 16 Av. C Green John, builder, 115 Walker, h. 115 Walker Green Jolin, carman, 111 Cannon
Green John, segars, 477 Greenwich
Green John, fruit, Av. 10 n. W. 18th
Green John, tinsmith, 104 Cannon
Green Jolın, (col'd) porter, r. 109 Reade
Green Jolin C. mer. 72 South, h. 10 Washington sq Green John V. drugs, 12 Goerck
Green Joseph, carman, 291 Tentlı Green Joseph, physician, 515 Bowery
Green Joseph F. ref'cty, 107 Nassau, & boilermaker, Mangin bet. Rivington & Stanton, h. 52 Beekman Green Lawrence W. blockmaker, h. 667 Water Green Lemuel, late baker, 65 Sullivan Green Lucy M. 1 Av. 5
Green Malilon P. lamps, 117 Fulton Green Margaret, widow, 82 Henry Green Mark E. painter, 100 Amnity
Green Mary, widow of Sutton, 149 Attorney Green Mary, widow of Harvey, tailoress, 224 W. 16th Green Mary E. 8 St. Mark's pl
Green Mary R. 1 Av. 5
Green Mary T. widow of Thomas, nurse, 23 Elm Green Matilda C. agency office, 386 Broadway Green Matthew D. liquors, 188 Chatliam, li. 19 Mott Green Michael, pianofortemaker, 145 W. Broadway Green Nathaniel H. constable, h. 26th n. Av. 3 Green Oliver, wheelwright, 37 Christopher
Green Peter C. carpenter, 419 Monroe
GREEN RANDALL H. broker, 91} Wall, h. Brook- lyn
Green Richard, waiter, r. 36 Great Jones
Green Richard S. laces, 110 William, h. 74 Rivington Green Robert, caulker, 1 Knapp's pl
Greeu Robert, constable, 142 Fulton, h. 139 Wash'ton Green Robert H. fruits, 200 Broomne
Green Sarah, widow of James, 115} Grand
Green Sidney, merchant, 108 South, h. Brooklyn Green Simon, (col'd) porter, 16 Wall
Green 'T'amar, seamstress, 60 Wooster
Green Thaddeus, tinshop, 109 Broome Green Thomas, bootmaker, 136} Greenwich
Green Thomas F. foreign and domestic hardware, 8 Liberty
GREEN THOMAS T. druggist, 399 Broadway
Green Walter C. broker, 24 Tontine bdg, h. 229 Ninth Green William, late agent, 292 Fifth
Green William, liquors, 23} Washington
Green William, sexton, h. 10 Tenth
Green William, shipcarpenter, 12 Pelham
Green William, laborer, r. W . 26th bet. Av. 8 & 9
Green William, carpenter, Thirty-first n. Av. 10, h. 109 Perry
Green Williamn, rigger, 25 Hester
Green William F. grocer. 33 Av. 3. h. 33 Av.3
Green William H. shipjoiner, 250 Seventh
Green & Co. grocers, Av. 3 c. Seventh
Green & Losee, liquors, 188 Chatham
GREEN & MERCER, refectory, 107 Nassau c. Ann Green & Price, painters, 100 Amity
Green & Share, boiler makers, Mangin bet. Rivington & Stanton
Greenard Nevingson, shipjoiner, 144 Cherry Greenbain Frederic, cabinetmaker, 155 Norfolk Greenberger Simon, pedler. 545 Fourth Greene Ann, widow of Williani, 363 Grand Greene Cornelius C. captain, 105 E. 20th
Greene Daniel C. clerk, 63 Dey, h 699 Greenwich
Greene Edwin, clerk, 49 Cedar, bds 12 Cortlandt Greene Henry M. straw goods, 158 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Greene Isaac, physician, 80 E. B.way, bds 49 E. B.way Greene James, late hunber, I. 765 Greenwich Greene James H. dentist, 264 Grand
Greene Job W. druggist, 11} Broadway, h. 11} B.way Greene John A. (col'd) laborer, 64& Mercer Groene John F. wool, 74 Pine, h. Williamsburgh
GREENE JOSEPH W. jeweller, 44 Maiden lane, h. Brooklyn
Greene Leander, carpenter, h. 29 Madison Greene Matthew D. broker, 190 Chathamn, h. 19 Mott Greene Nathaniel, coni. mer. 41 Beaver, h. Brooklyn Greene Paul H. coachpainter. 112 Orange
Greene Samnel G books, 183 Broadway, bds 25 Reade Greene Thomas R. drygoods, 39 William, h. Chicago Greene W. Brenton, com. iner. 40 Broad
Greene William, liquors, 76 Prince, li. 76 Prince
STEAM PIPES.
WELDED WROUGHT IRON PIPES,
For Steam and Hydraulic purposes, of superior strength and durability, in lengths of 12 feet and under, fitted together with screws so as to be put up without trouble by ordinary workmen.
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Also, all kinds of fixtures for connecting the same to Steam Boilers, such as Brass and Iron Cocks, Elbows, Branches, Bends, Flanges, Reducing Sockets, Tongs for putting up pipe, &c., &c. Cast Iron Pipes of all sizes; and Cast- ings of every description, furnished to order.
Manufacturers, Machinests and others, by sending a diagram, can have pipes accurately cut and fitted, ready for screwing together.
IG Bentley's Boilers for sale at manufacturer's prices, and put up with any kind of pipes, cocks, &c., at short notice.
THOS. H. NORRIS & BROTHERS.
No. 62 Gold Street,
Betmesn Beekman and Fulton Streets, New York.
GREEN & SHARE
Have made arrangements with the Patentee to Manufacture
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED STRAW CUTTER AND CORN SHELLER,
COMBINED IN ONE MACHINE.
The nature of this improvement, consists in combining a corn sheller and straw cutter in one machine with a straight knife, which plays up and down across the mouth of the machine; the straws being fed in by the action of the machine at proper intervals, and so constructed as to cut the straw any length desired.
One side of the balance wheel is armed with studs, operating on a small cast iron box which forms a complete and most perfect Corn Sheller, capable of doing up that part of the agricultural business, with the greatest possible dispatch. In one word, this machine combines utility with economy and durability.
For cutting corn-stalks, there is not a machine to be found that will equal it; a simple trial will satisfy any one.
LG>Owners of horses and cattle, stable keepers, &c., will find that feeding their stock with CUT FEED, will not only make a great saving in feed, but will also improve the condition of their animals.
ROCHESTER, December 15, 1845.
This is to certify, that we, the undersigned, have manufactured the above machines during the past year, and are happy to say that they have given the most. entire satisfaction of any machine we have ever known, and we have now on hand a number of orders from Buffalo, Utica and different parts of the country, where the machine is known, that we have not been able to fill, and never in one instance have had a machine returned. The machines will speak for themselves.
BEARDSLEY & BADGER.
BENTLEY'S PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOILER.
This Boiler is the invention of Mr. CHARLES W. BENT- LEY, of the city of Baltimore, Maryland, who obtained a patent for it from the United States. It is somewhat simi- lar to the Locomotive Boiler, but differing entirely in the mode of manufacturing, whereby the cost is materially re- duced. They are compact, use but little fuel, require but, little attention, and want no other fixtures than pipes to convey the Croton water, and a common stove pipe for the chimney. They can be removed from place to place as easily as a cooking stove. In large hotels hot water is supplied to all parts of the house.
By the use of this Boiler, the expensive kettle can be dis- pensed with, and a wooden vessel substituted, which will answer the same purpose, by placing it in any part of the building where pipes from the Boiler can be conveyed.
These Boilers are now in successful operation in several of our large Hotels, and Public Institutions, Colleges, Alms Houses, Hospitals, Prisons, &c., throughout the country, for Cooking, Washing, &c .; and for Bath Houses, Hatters, Starch Makers, Silk, Cotton, and Woollen Dyers, Morocco Dressers, Soap Boilers, Tallow Chandlers, Butchers, Glue Makers, Sugar Refiners, Farmers, Distillers, Cotton and Wollen Mills, Warming Buildings, Propelling Power, &c., and all uses where hot water or steam is required; and thus far have given entire satisfaction. They have for some time been in successful operation in this city, in the following places, viz: at the Astor House, for heating the Baths; Durrell's Baths, Broadway; Smith & Loring's Baths, 7 Chatham st .; Pignolet's Dye House ; Soria's Dye House ; Croton Hotel, for cooking, &c .; Comstock's Laboratory; Green & Mercer's Eating House ; Getty's Beef and Pork Pack- ing Establishment, in West st .; in many private houses, manufactories, &c. &c.
Books containing a further description, with testimonials &c., may be had on application as below.
No pains are spared in the selection of materials, or in the workmanship ; no Boiler is suffered to go from the hands of the manufacturers without having been thoroughly tested ; consequently there is no danger from fire, or explosion, and they are not liable to get out of order.
They are for sale at prices varying from $40 to $600, according to size and capacity, and any further information in relation to them can be obtained on application to
GREEN & SHARE,
Iron Founders and Boiler Makers, Mangin Street, Between Rivington and Stanton Streets, New York.
For sale also by Saml. C. Hills, 12 Platt street; Thos. H. Norris & Broth- ers, 62 Gold street, New York;' and Greenhalgh & Jones, 307 Broad street, Newark, New Jersey.
IF Hatters of Newark and vicinity are invited to inspect the apparatus for heating Planking-Kettles, Dye Tubs, Shell-Lac and Steamer, lately put up by Messrs. Greenhalgh & Jones, for the Hat manufactory of Messrs. Geo. Booth & Son of Newark.
GREEN & SHARE, are prepared to receive orders for Iron casting of every discription-Steam Boilers, and every thing in their line.
IF> Orders executed with punctuality and dispatch.
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Greene William A., W. 14th n. Av. 10 Greene William D. 131 Henry
Greene H. M. & Co. straw goods, 158 Pearl
Greenfield James H. fancy store, 52} Carmine
Greenfield William, grocer, 224 Av. 8, h. 224 Av. 8 Greenhalgh Isaac E. blockmaker, 70 Walnut Greenin John S. smith, 754 Greenwich
Greenland Stephen, bookkeeper, 325 Bleecker Greenleaf Franklin, bookbinder, 57 W. 13th
Greenleaf Joseph, sec. n. y. gnard. ins. co. 76 Wall, h. 57 Bank
Greenleaf Samuel F. clerk, 88 Jolın, h 29 Warren Greenleaf Sarah, dressmaker, 672 Broadway
Greenly George, grocer, 201 Chambers & 193 Reade, h. 408} Greenwich
Greenly Philo P. physician, 172 Grand & 113 Forsyth GREENMAN JAMES B. clerk assistant justices' court, 341 Bowery, h. 45 Vandam Greenman John, blacksmith, h. 247 Fifth
Greenman Sophia, widow of Job H. 140 Clinton Greenoak David T. clerk, h. 213 Bleecker
Greenop Edward, brushmaker, r. 144 Sullivan
Greenough Charles, machinist, 103 Av. C
Greenough Jeremiah J. teacher, 82 Franklin
Greenough Walter, auction, 108 Wall h. Brooklyn GREENOUGH W. & CO. auctioneers, 108 Wall Greenway J. Henry, drygds, 111 Pearl, h. 68 W. 10th Greenway William W. T. 111 Pearl, h. 78 W. 10th GREENWAYS, HENRY & SMITH, drygoods, 111 Pearl
Greenwich Ins. Co. 400 Hudson GREENWICH POTTERY, 261 W. 18th Greenwold Carl, tailor, 13 Clinton
Greenwood Benjamin, grocer, 62 Dey, h. 24 Dey GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY, 39 Wall
Greenwood Charles, blacksmith, 87 Av. 6
Greenwood llenry B. grocer, 119 West, h. 11 Laight Greenwood Isaac I. late dentist, 51 Murray Greenwood Margaret, widow of Clark, 255 Tenth Greenwood Richard B. grocer, 238 Fulton, h. 24 Dey Greenwood William, carman, 13 Morton Greenwood William M. mer. 8 Pine, h. 37 B.way Greenwood William S. fancy store, 208 Canal GREENWOOD & SKEEL, grocers, 119 West Greer Francis, porter, 170 Third
Greer George, mer. h. 33 W. 14th
Greer James, shoemaker, r. 385 Greenwich
Greer James, weaver, Twenty-eighth bet Av. 9 & 10, h. Twenty-eighth bet Av. 9 & 10 Greer Martin, laborer, 168 Third Greget Sylvestre, tailor, 100 Greenwich
Gregg Ann, widow of John, 90 Eldridge
Gregg Thomas, shoemaker, h. 11 Hester
Gregg William T. math. insts. 120 Water, h. 87 Clinton Gregg & Rupp, math. insts. 120 Water Gregory Alex. M. brewer, 6 Sheriff, h. 53 Pike Gregory Christopher, stonecutter, 778 Washington Gregory Daniel H. 39 John, h. 188 E. Broadway Gregory Francis, mason, 88 E. Broadway Gregory Hannah, widow of John, 51 Amos Gregory Hiram, grocer, 108 Reade, h. 108 Reade Gregory Holly, physician, 3 Roosevelt, h. 195 E. B.way Gregory Ira W. cloths, 229 Grand, h. 131 Grand Gregory Isabella, widow of Harvey H. 188 E. B.way Gregory John, boots, 1 Beach, h. 174 W. B.way Gregory John, coppersmith, 173 Av. 8
Gregory John H. cloths, 235 Grand, h. 11 Second Gregory Lewis, v. pres. mers. ins. co. 63 Wall, h. 21 Hammond
Gregory Lewis H. grocer, 119 Av. 8, h. 119 Av. 8
Gregory Ephraim, fancy goods, 57 John, h. Brooklyn, (of the firm Wm. A. Crocker & Co.)
Gregory George, clerk, 553 Hudson
Gregory Ira, grocer, 41 Houston & 229} Grand, h. 131 Grand
Gregory James, laborer, 288 Second
Gregory James, laborer, 87 Av. C
Gregory Jane, wid. of Joseph, toys, 294 G.wich, h. 294 G.wich
Gregory John H. - , h. 11 Second
Gregory Michael, mason, r. 28 Cornelia
Gregory Michael, harnessmaker, 422 Cherry Gregory Moses, carman, 88 Rivington
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