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THEATRE ALLEY, from 15 Ann north to Beekman.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Ann 19 20 Beekman
THIRD, from 341 Bow- ery east to E. R.
RT. LEFT.
1 Bowery
40 41 Avenue 2d
92 89 Avenue 1st
44
A
180 181
B
252 253 C
312 313 D
328 Manhattan
344 343 Lewis
350 Goerck
THOMAS, from 126 Church west to Hudson. RT LEFT.
2 1 Church
30 27 West Broadway
60 Hudson
THOMPSON, from 130 Canal, north to Fourth. RT. LEFT.
2 1 Canal
20 19 Grand
50 47 Broome
84 83 Spring
124 115 Prince
158 157 Houston
204 203 Bleecker
232 233 Amity
244 245 Fourth
THOMPSON'S C T. from 363 Rivington.
TIN POT ALLEY, from 59 Greenwich to 91 Trinity Place. .
TOMPKINS, from 570 Grand east to E. River. RT. LEFT.
G 1 Grand 20 17 Broome
29 Delancy
54 55 Rivington
TOMPKINS PLACE, in Tenth st. bet. Av. 1st and Av. A, commencing at 203 and ending at 237.
TONTINE BUILD- INGS, Wall c. Water.
TRINITY PLACE, (late Lumber st.) from 98 Liberty south to Til Pot Alley.
RT. LEFT.
1 Liberty
2 - Cedar
12 Thames
48 Rector
67 Alley
90 91 Tin Pot Alley
TROY, from 107 Green- wich Av. west to N. R. RT. LEFT.
1 2 Greenwich Av.
43 42 Fourth
59 66 Avenue 8th Hudson Greenwich 127 122 Washington
24 58
23 Beach
103 104 Front
117 120 South
WALNUT, from 388 Henry south to E. R. RT. LEFT. 1 Henry
2 Grand 13 12 Madison 27 26 Monroe
45 44 Cherry
59 60 Water
77 76 Front
91 88 South
WARREN, from 260 Broadway west to N. R.
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Broadway
32 35 Church
62 61 \V. Broadway
98 91 Greenwich
106 109 Washington
128 127 West
WASHINGTON, from the Battery north to
Gansevoort.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Battery Place
37 38 Morris
97 98 Rector
121 120 Carlisle
131 132 Albany
145 146 Cedar
153 154 Liberty
169 168 Cortlandt
179 180 Dey
191 192 Fulton
205 M. Vesey
221 222 Barclay
239 240 Robinson
255 256 Murray
271 276 Warren
285 284 Chambers
297 298 Reade
305 Pk. Duane 319 322 Jay
333 334 Harrison
33 30 Church
69 70 Broadway
75 76 Cortlandt Alley
93 94 Elm
109 108 Centre
125 126 Orange
141 142 Mulberry
159 158 Mott
171 174 Elizabeth
187 188 Bowery
209 210 Chrystie
497 494 Spring
533 532 Charlton
549 550 King
567 568 Hamersley
581 582 Clarkson
599 598 Leroy
615 614 Morton
633 634 Barrow
649 650 Christopher
665 660 o.s.p Amos
683 682 Charles 694 an Alley
701 700 Perry
719 718 Hammond
731 732 Bank
751 752 Bethune
769 770 Troy
59 Hanover
781 782 Jane
75 76 Pearl
799 800 Horatio
813 Gansevoort
VARICK PLACE, in Sullivan bet. Houston &" Bleecker.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Houston
15 22 Bleecker
VESEY, from Astor House west to N. River.
RT. LEFT.
Ast. H. Ch. Broadway
30 29 Church
72 69 Greenwich
86 81 Washington
110 M. West
VESTRY, from 159 Ca- nal west to N. River. RT. LEFT.
Canal
2 1 Varick
26 27 Hudson
48 47 Greenwich
58 57 Washington
72 71 West
UNIVERSITY PL., from Washington Sq., north to Fourteenth st.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Waverley Place
9 10 Clinton Place
15 24 Ninth
Tenth
49 50 Eleventh 64 Twelfth
86 Thirteenth
96 Fourteenth
VANDAM, from 15 Macdougal west to Greenwich.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Macdougal
47 44 Varick
81 76 Hudson
101 100 Greenwich
VANDEWATER, from 54 Frankfort
east to
Pearl
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Frankfort 46 45 Pearl
VARICK, from 132 Franklin, north to Car- mine.
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Franklin
14 11 North Moore 89 88 Water
13
Pk. Laight
70 71 Canal
78 79 Grand
161 160 West 92 93 Watts
108 109 Broome 122 123 Dominick
134 135 Spring
154 153 Vandam
170 169 Charlton
188 187 King
79 72 Avenue 7th
135 124
6th
178 149 5th
182 183 University Place
220 219 Broadway 232
Bowery
256 Avenue 3d
66
2d
Ist
A
66 B
C
Dry Dock Street Avenue D
* The streets above 12th st. are divided into East and West, and will be found under E. and W. as " E. Thirteenth," &c.
UNION COURT, rear University Place, near 12th street.
UNION PLACE, in Av. 4th, and on Bloom- ingdale road.
RT. LEFT.
2 1 E. Fourteenth
20 E. Fifteenth
34 31 E. Sixteenth
48 41 E. Seventeenth
WALKER, from 159 W. Broadway east to Divi- sion.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 W. Broadway
347 348 Franklin
361 364 North Moore
377 378 Beach
395 396 Hubert
411 412 Laight
421 424 Vestry
441 440 Desbrosses
453 454 Watts
474 Hoboken
477 M. Canal
227 228 Forsyth
243 246 Eldridge
259 262 Allen
277 278 Orchard
203 Division 294 Ludlow
WALL, from 86 Broad- way east to E. River. RT. LEFT.
1 2 Broadway New
7
20 Nassau Broad
21
53 46 William
225 Clarkson
230 Carmine
TWELFTH .* from 196 Greenwich Av. east to Av. D.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Greenwich Av.
208 205 Hamersley
211 Downing
APPENDIX .- NEW-YORK STREET DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON PL., |141 144 Gay from 713 Broadway west to Wooster.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Broadway Mercer 17 18 Greene Un. Ch. Wooster
WASHINGTON PL., - West. See Barrow.
WASHINGTON SQ., in Waverley Pl., front- ing the Parade Ground. RT. LEFT. 1 University Place
13
Avenue 5th
29 Macdougal
55
Rende
70 Duane
85 82 Thomas 101 100 Anthony 111 116 Leonard
131 124 Franklin
143 142 White
135 130 7th
183 184 8th
241 242 9th
295 292 .. 10th
North River
W. THIRTEENTH, from Avenue 5th, west to North River. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th 73 74 6th 125 126 7th
183 170 Greenwich Av.
185 Avenue 8th =
9th
10th
North River
W. TWENTIETH, fm Avenue 5th, west to N. River.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th
73 74
6th
121 120 66 7th
179 178 8th
223 230
9th
294
10th
302 North River
W.TWENTY-FIRST, from Avenue 5th, west to North River.
10th RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th
75 76 6th
123 124 7th
189 190 : 8th
233 237 P. E. 9th
Sem. 10th
North River
WEST TWENTY- SECOND, from Av. 5th, west to North River.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th
6th
189 190 66 8th
243 250
9th
North River
W.TWENTY-THIRD, from Avenue 5th, west to North River.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th
6th
W. SEVENTEENTH, from Avenue 5th, west to North River.
RT. LEFT.
1 2 Avenue 5th
67 68 6th
129 132 7th
199 198 8tlı
249 250 9th
301 296
10th
North River
14
W. NINETEENTH. from Avenue 5th, west to North River.
RT. LEFT.
1 2 Avenue 5th
75 72 6 6th
123 124 = 7th
185 194
8th
248
9th
265 290
10th
504
Jane
WAVERLEY PL. f'm 731 Broadway, west to Christopher
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Broadway
9 8 Mercer
23 22 Greene
Un. 32 Wooster
Wash'n § University Pl
Square. } Avenue 5th 99 98 Macdougal 133 130 Avenue 6th
151 156 Factory 168 Grove Dispensary, Christopher
WEEHAWKEN, rear of Greenwich Market, and between Christopher and Amos.
RT. LEFT. M. ] Amos M. 13 Christopher
189 196 Canal
WESLEY PLACE, in Mulberry, front Hous- ton to Bleecker.
WEST, from the Battery north to Avenue 10th. RT. LEFT.
1 Battery Place
23
Morris
56 Rector
5 6 More
19 24 Broad
41 42 Coenties Slip
49 50 Cuyler's Alley
73 72 Old Slip
115
Cortlandt
Dey
115 116 Wall
133 132 Pine
139
Depeyster
147
Barclay
153 152 Maiden Lane
159
Robinson
159 158 Fletcher
167
Murray
1 2 Avenue 5th
71 70 6th
127 126 7th
173 172
8th
279 278 Dover
198
Jay
227
Avenue 9th
363 362 James Slip
215
Franklin
379 378 Oliver
391 396 Catharine Slip
431 432 Market
246
Hubert
471 470 Pike
254
Laight
513 514 Rutgers 533 534 Jefferson
270
Desbrosses
Watts
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th
6th
125 132
7th
183 184 66 8th
9th
342
Hamersley
352
Clarkson
362
Leroy
374
Morton
382
Barrow
387 Christopher
396
Amos
404 Charles
415
Perry
66 Canal
70 61 Greenwich
86 85 Washington
102 103 West
488
520 534
Gansevoort
570
Avenue 10th
WEST BROADWAY, from 59 Murray, northi to Canal
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Murray
39 38 Warren
47 44 Chambers
WEST COURT, from Twenty-second n. Av. 6.
W. EIGHTEENTH, from Avenue 5th, west to North River.
RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th
63 64 6th
117 116 7th
80 Carlisle
86 Albany
93 Cedar
102
Liberty
North River.
93 96 Gouverneur Lane
122
Fulton
W. FOURTEENTH," from Avenue 5th west to North River.
RT. LEFT.
179 180 Burling Slip
176
203 204 Fulton
219 222 Beekman
188
Reade
251 258 Peck Slip
190
Duane
Hudson
321 322 Roosevelt
206
Harrison
233
North River
W. FIFTEENTH, fr'm Avenue 5th, west to N. River.
555 556 Clinton
281
293
Hoboken
M.
Canal
M. 630 Scammel
300
Spring
687 684 Walnut
321
Charlton
331
King
10th
WATTS, from 34 Sulli- van, west to North R. RT. LEFT. 2 1 Sullivan
30 29 Varick
64 59 Hudson
425 Hammond
444
Bank
470
Bethune
Troy
Horatio
7th
8th
9th
10th
North River
W. WASHINGTON- PLACE. (See Bar- row.)
W. SIXTEENTH, fr'm. Avenue 5th, west to N. River. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th
66 6th
147 144 North Moore 154 Beach
159 Walker 175 174 Lispenard
186 York
WATER, from 43 White- hall east to E. River. RT. LEFT.
1 2 Whitehall
130 138
Vesey
Warren
185 Chambers
224 North Moore
233
Beach
264
Vestry
595 596 Montgomery
613 618 op. Gouv. Slip
Sh. 736 Corlears
Yd. 750 East
191 186 8th
239 238 9th
297 296 10th
16
7th
10th
APPENDIX .- NEW-YORK STREET DIRECTORY.
WHITE, from 142 West | B'dway, east to Orange. RT. LEFT.
Bat- } 5] Front
Ex. 45 Wall
28 29 Grand
tery. 5 65 South
54 53 Pine
52 55 Broome
62 63 Cedar
90 87 Spring
78 77 Liberty
126 151 Prince
33 32 Church
63 66 Broadway
RT. LEFT. 2 1 Grand
18 17 Broome
42 41 Delancy
154 157 Ann
224 225 Amity
74 73 Rivington
170 171 Beekman
248 241 Fourth
102 105 Stanton
180 183 Spruce
Ch. Sq. Washington Pl.
204 203 Frankfort
Un. Sq. Waverley Pl.
238 239 Duane
272 273 Pearl
RT. LEFT.
2 1 Marketfield
RT. LEFT.
17 Stone
1 Stone
20 23 Bridge
2 Pearl
32 31 Pearl
7 South William
43 Water
6 & 16 11 Beaver
RT. LEFT.
48 - State
28 29 Exchange Place 2 1 Canal
14 17 W. Broadway
DIMENSIONS OF BLOCKS-AND WIDTH OF STREETS AND AVENUES NORTH OF HOUSTON STREET. (Formerly North-st.)
The Spaces between Avenues South of Twenty-Third street are as follows :-
Between Avenues D & C is 676 feet
Between Avenues C & B is 646 feet
B & A is 636 66
66
66
B & A is 666
A & 1 is 603
=
A & 1 is 613
1 & 2 is 650
66
1 & 2 is 650 66
66
2 & 3 is 610
3 & 4 is 920 66
66
66
4 & 5 is 920
=
4 & 5 is 920
5 & 6 is 920
6 & 7 is 800
6 & 7 is 800
4
7 & 8 is 800
7 & 8 is 800
8 & 9 is 800
=
8 & 9 is 800
9 & 10 is 800
9 & 10 is 800
10 & 11 is 800
11 & 12 is 800
All the Avenues are 100 feet wide except South of 23d Street, where Avenues A and C are each 80 feet, and Avenues B and D each 60 feet.
All the Streets North of Houston-st. are 60 feet wide except fifteen, which are 100 feet wide.
-viz :-
Fourteenth
Seventy-second
One Hundred & Sixteenth
Twenty-third
Seventy-ninth
One. Hundred & Twenty-fifth
Thirty-fourth
Eighty-sixth
One Hundred and Thirty-fifth
Forty-second
Ninety-sixth
One Hundred and Forty-fifth
Fifty-seventh
One Hundred and Sixth
and One Hundred & Fifty-fifth sts.
THE BLOCKS BETWEEN
First & Third
Streets are each 211 feet 11 inches.
192
1
6
Fifth & Sixth
194
181
9
66
Seventh & Eighth
66
=
195
-
10
יר
Tenth & Eleventh
66
189
7
6.
Sixteenth & Twenty-first
66
=
184 =
66
6 10
Forty-second & Seventy-first
Seventy first & Eighty-sixth
66
201
יר
5
66
Ninety-sixth & One Hundred and Twenty-fifth .
201
=
10
North of One Hundred and Twenty-fifth .
199
10
The Monuments on Avenues A, B, C, D, 1, 2, 3, 4, stand in the angle of the North-westerly corners ; on 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th Avenues, the Monuments stand in the angle of the North-easterly cornera. All the above distances are horizontal measure of a medium temperature.
15
75 78 Cortlandt Alley 95 96 Elm
115 116 Centre
131 136 Orange
WILLETT, from 450 Grand north to Houston.
82 83 Maiden Lane 92
Platt
190 187 Bleecker
106 107 John 140 141 Fulton
210 209 Lane calledAmity Place
WHITEHALL, from 32 Marketfield, south to E. River.
136 135 Houston
WILLIAM, fm 65 Stone north-east to Pearl.
WOOSTER, from 92
YORK, from 9 St. John's Lane, east to W. Broad- way.
Canal, north to Waver- ley Place.
2 & 3 is 610
=
3 & 4 is 920
5 & 6 is 920
10 & 11 is 800 66
66 11 & 12 is 800
The Spaces between Avenues North of Twenty- Third street are as follows :-
C & B is 676
Third & Fifth
Sixth & Seventh
Eighth & Ninth .
Ninth & Tenth
184
Eleventh & Sixteenth
64
206
6
Twenty first & Forty-second
:
197
200
204
66
4
Eighty-sixtlı & Ninety-sixth
187
RT. LEFT. 2 1 St. John's Lane
1 2 West Broadway
164 159 Houston
INDIA RUBBER GOODS. NEW-YORK INDIA RUBBER WAREHOUSE, No. 27
MAIDEN LANE, corner of Nassau-St., N. Y.
D. HODGMAN
Respectfully invites the attention of Merchants and others, whether residing in the city or from abroad, to his extensive assortment of
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Comprising FINE WORSTED MCINTOSHES (a splendid article of Waterproof Over-coat) ; FINE COTTON do. ; MCINTOSH CLOAKS & CAPES; METALLIC & COMMON RUBBER COATS, CLOAKS, CAPES, PANTS & LEGGINGS; PONCHOS ; HUNTING & FISHING BOOTS; BAPTISMAL & WADING PANTS ; LIFE PRE- SERVERS, JACKETS & BELTS ; AIR CUSHIONS, BEDS & PILLOWS : also
GOODYEAR'S PATENT SHIRRED GUM ELASTIC SUSPENDERS ; CARRIAGE CLOTH, Figured and Plain ; DAY'S PATENT HOSE; GOODYEAR'S METALLIC
Gum Elastic Machine Belting and Steam Packing ;
Also, INDIA RUBBER BALLS ; PAPER HOLDERS; ELASTICS, with and with- out clasps ; together with a large assortment of
SHEET, CLOTH, METALLIC & COMMON RUBBER OVER - SHOES.
The above Goods will be offered, Wholesale or Retail, at the most reasonable prices, and are believed to be unsurpassed by any manufactured in this City, or elsewhere.
LAFAYETTE BURR MILLSTONE MANUFACTORY, WILLIAM TYACK, AGENT.
240 WASHINGTON - STREET, CORNER OF ROBINSON-ST.
References :
H. W. & J. J. FRY. Richmond. Va.
H. B. HAXALL & CO. do. Va. HUGH W. FRY, Fredericksburg. Va. SAMUEL MORDECAI & CO., Petersburgh, Va. J. B. KENDAL & CO., Petersburgh, Va. DUNNS, M.ILWAINE & CO., Petersburgh, Va. DUNNS, FARRELL & CO., Halifax, Va. MURRAY FORBES, Falmouth, Va. JESSEY WALKER. Randolph County, N. C. ROBERT W. BROWN, Wilmington, N. C. HALL & JOHNSON, Fayetteville, N. C. SAMUEL WRIGHT', Nashville, Tenn. SILAS WOOD, New-York.
JOHN J. BOYD, N. Y. ISAAC L. PLATT. N. Y. JAMES P. ALLAIRE, N. Y. WEST POINT FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION, N. Y. R. HYSLOP & SON, N. Y. STEPHEN VAIL & SON, of Speedwell, M. C. N.J. GILBERT REILAY, Troy. DANIEL GRIFFIN. Oswego. MAYO & FOLLETT, Burlington, Vt. JASON C. PIERCE, St. John's, Lower Canada. WARD & BROTHERS, Steam Engine Manufac- turers, Lower Canada.
AVERY
SPERRY & SHAW'S
NO. 10 CORTLANDT STREET, NEW-YORK. N. B. Clocks carefully packed to suit the English, Chinese, and other markets.
BRAINERD, GEFFROY & BABCOCK, MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY VARIETY OF
FINE JEWELLERY
AND GOLD ENAMELLERS, No. 10 CORTLANDT STREET, AMASA BRAINERD, NICOLAS GEFFROY, COURTLANDT BABCOCK. S
NEW-YORK.
A. B. & D. SANDS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 100 FULTON STREET, corner of William,
NEW. ORK,
Offer for Sale, FOR CASH, or an approved credit, at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, a large and WELL SELECTED assortment o. EAST INDIA, MEDITERRANEAN and EUROPEAN
DRU MEDICINES,
French, English, and American Chemicals of all kinds,
Perfumery,
Paints and Oils
Extracts, Surgical Instruments,
Fancy Articles,
Dye Stuffs,
Bronzes,
Druggists Glass Ware,
Fancy Soaps,
Druggists Labels,
Trusses,
Hatters Goods,
Brushes, Window Glass, Lecotes,
Shakers Herbs & Roots,
AND ALMOST EVERY ARTICLE
COMPRISING the STOCK of A DRUGGIST or PHYSICIAN.
A. B. & D. S. are the Proprietors and Wholesale Agents for
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, McMUNN'S ELIXIR OF OPIUM,
DR. PEERY'S VERMIFUGE, or "Dead Shot,"
DAVIS' PAIN KILLER,
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAM,
DOWN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
JULES HAUEL'S PERFUMERY, &c., &c.
SARATOGA WATERS .- Arrangements have been made with the Proprietors of the differ- ent Springs, viz : " CONGRESS," "UNION," "IODINE," "PAVILION," to receive the Water FRESH EVERY FEW DAYS, and to supply it to the " TRADE" at the LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES, by the dozen or gross. The water is packed in boxes containing either two dozen quarts, or four dozen pints.
PROPRIETORS OF SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
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