Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1848-1849, Part 129

Author: Doggett, John, 1809-1852
Publication date: 1845
Publisher: New-York : J. Doggett, Jr.
Number of Pages: 526


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RT. LEFT.


1 2 Chatham


Beaver.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Wall


27 28 Exchange Place


79 60 Beaver


NINTH,


from 125 Av. D, west to Av. 6th Avenue D


C


B


39 Anthony 46 Leonard


66 Franklin


71 72 op. Bayard


82 White


101 102 Walker


131 130 Hester


157 160 Grand


ORCHARD, from 146 Division, north to Houston.


RT. LEFT.


2 1 Division


8 9 Walker


40 39 Hester


64 65 Grand


804 S1 Broome


106 107 Delancy


130 135 Rivington


162 163 Stanton


194 195 Houston


PARK ROW.


from 1 Ann, east to Spruce.


RT. LEFT. 1 Ann


Park.


34 Beekman


36 Spruce


PARK PLACE, from 237 Broadway, west to Church


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Broadway


27 28 Church


PEARL,


from 14 State, east then north to Broadway. RT. LEFT. 2 1 State


24 23 Whitehall


30 31 op. More


50 53 Broad


66 Coenties Slip


107 William


106 Old Slip


- 121 Hanover 141 Beaver


152 149 Wall


168 169 Pine


181 Cedar


194 197 Maiden Lane


208 209 op. Fletcher 221 Platt 235 John


234 Burling Slip


266 265 Fulton


286 285 Beekman 309 Ferry


312 Peck Slip


340 339 op. Dover F. Sq. 351 Frankfort 367 Hague


390 391 op. Oak


404 399 Vandewater 421 Rose


420 Madison


448 447 William


33 44 Madison


55 58 Oak


83 84 Cherry


95 92 Water


103 104 South


2d


APPENDIX .- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY.


POST'S BUIL. DING, Exchange Pl. c. Hano- ver


PRINCE,


from 232 Bowery, west to Macdougal. 67 68 Allen


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Bowery


15 14 Elizabeth


35 30 Mott


Ch. 46 Mulberry


Ch. 60 Marion


67 70 Crosby 81 82 Broadway


91 92 Mercer


107 110 Greene


125 126 Wooster


145 142 Laurens


165 164 Thompson


185 188 Sullivan


205 200 Macdougal


RANDAL PL.,


in Ninth st., commenc- ing at Broadway and ending at University Place.


READE, from 23 Centre, west to North River.


RT. LEFT.


2 1 Centre


16 13 op. Elm


34 37 op. Manhattan [Place


44 57 Broadway


84 83 Church


112 111 West Broadway


120 129 Hudson


160 157 Greenwich


174 175 Washington


Sq. 197 West


RECTOR,


from 69 Broadway, west to North River. RT. LEFT.


Ch. Ch. Broadway


2 3 Trinity Pl.


12 13 Greenwich


22 23 Washington


30 29 West


RENWICK, from 220 Canal, north to Spring. RT. LEFT.


2 1 Canal


46 45 Spring


REPUBLICAN ALLEY. See Manhattan Place.


RIDGE, from 288 Division, north to Houston.


RT. LEFT.


2 1 Division


8 7 Grand


24 27 Broome


44 43 Delancy


761 75 Rivington


102 105 Stanton


130 127 Houston


RIVINGTON, from 215 Bowery, east to E. R.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Bowery


17 18 Chrystie


35 34 Forsyth


49 50 Eldridge


83 84 Orchard


97 98 Ludlow


115 114 Essex


127 130 Norfolk


145 146 Suffolk


163 162 Clinton


181 178 Attorney


195 196 Ridge


215 214 Pitt


231 234 Willett


251 250 Sheriff


267 266 Columbia


285 288 Cannon


307 306 Lewis


318 Rivington Pl.


319 320 Goerck


235 336 Mangin


357 Tompkins


363 Tompkins Ct.


365 East


RIVINGTON PLACE,


bet. 316 and 318 Riving- ton St.


ROBINSON, from 4 College Pl., west to North R.


RT. LEFT.


38 College Place


51 48 Greenwich


61 60 Washington


75 70 West


ROOSEVELT,


from 135 Chatham south to East River


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Chatham


37 40 Madison


67 66 Oak


Ch. 82 Batavia


101 100 Cherry


117 114 Water


133 Front


143 126 South


ROSE, from 34 Frankfort north east to Pearl.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Frankfort


40 Duane


67 Pearl


RUTGERS,


from 191 Division, south to East River.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Division


4 3 East Broadway


Ch. 13 Henry


34 31 Madison


50 47 Monroe


56 57 Cherry


68 69 Water


82 81 South


RUTGER'S P., in Monroe st .. from Jef- ferson to Clinton. RT. LEFT.


1 Jefferson 27 Clinton


RYDER'S AL., from 68 Fulton to Gold.


SCAMMEL, from 440 Grand, south to Water.


RT. LEFT. 1 Grand


2 East Broadway


11 8 Henry


23 22 Madison


33 32 Monroe


51 50 Cherry


59 58 Water


SCOTT'S AL., from 71 Franklin.


SECOND,


from 323 Bowery, cast to East River.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Bowery


37 36 Avenue 2d


89 84 Avenue 1st


145 146 Avenue A


203 204 Avenue B


257 258 Avenue C


297 Sheriff


M. 314 Avenue D


M. 314 Houston


SEVENTH, from 407 Bowery. east to East River.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Bowery Avenue 3d


10 Hall Place


40 37 Avenue 2d


72 75 Avenue 1st


108 Sq. 103 Avenue A Sq. Avenue B Avenue C


238 237 Avenue D


254 255 Lewis


SHERIFF, from 467 Grand, north to Houston.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Grand


20 19 Broome


44 43 Delancy


70 71 Rivington


100 99 Stanton


126 127 Houston


M. 131 Second


SIXTH,


from 397 Bowery, east to E. River.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Bowery


3 4 Hall Place


41 30 Avenue 2d


59 62 Avenue 1st


- 88 Avenue A Avenue B Avenue C


381 382 Avenue D 397 394 Lewis


SMITH, fr'm 14 Hamersley south to King.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Hamerslcy 9 8 King


SMITH CT., Smith st .. bet. King and Hamersley.


SOUTH, from 65 Whitehall. E. to Gouverneur slip. RT. LEFT.


1 Whitehall


7 More 14 Broad


23 Coenties Slip


28 Cuyler's Alley


39 Old Slip


48 Gouverneur L. 52 Jones's Lane


58 Wall 68 Pine


70 Depeyster


75 Maiden Lane


77 Fletcher


87 Burling Slip


93 Fulton


104 Beekman


118 Peck Slip


162 Dover


175 & 176 Roosevelt


188 James Slip


194 Oliver


202 Catherine Slip


218 Market Slip 237 Pike


259 Rutgers


265 Jefferson Clinton


377 Montgomery


396 388 Gouverneur SI.


SOUTH WM., from 7 William, west to Broad.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 William


40 43 Broad


SPRING,


from 190 Bowery, west to N. Kiver.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Bowery


13 14 Elizabeth


29 30 Mott


47 48 Mulberry


63 62 Marion 64 Elm


79 80 Crosby


87 90 Broadway 107 108 Mercer


127 128 Greene


143 144 Wooster


163 164 Laurens


181 182 Thompson


201 202 Sullivan 223 222 op. Macdougal


231 234 Clarke


261 258 Varick


293 294 Hudson


309 308 Renwick


319 320 Greenwich


333 334 M. Washington


353 M. M. West


12


APPENDIX. - NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY.


SPRUCE,


from 151 Nassau, south- east to Gold


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Nassau 22 21 William


44 43 Gold


STANTON, from 247 Bowery, east to E. River.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Bowery


23 24 Chrystie


39 40 Forsythe


57 58 Eldridge


71 72 Allen


89 88 Orchard 101 1024 Ludlow 119 120 Essex


135 138 Norfolk


147 150 Suffolk


169 168 Clinton


185 184 Attorney 201 200 Ridge 217 218 Pitt 235 234 Willett 253 254 Sheriff 269 268 Columbia 283 284 Cannon


301 298 Lewis


321 320 Goerck


Cor. 340 Mangin Yd. Tompkins


STANTON PL


opens at 4 Stanton st., & contains 6 houses.


STAPLE,


from 169 Duane, north to Harrison.


RT. LEFT.


2 Duane


Jay 8 Harrison


STATE,


from 48 Whitehall. west then n. to Broadway. RT. LEFT. 1 Whitehall


14 5 Pearl


15 社 Bridge 200 Bowling Green


ST. CLE- MENT'S PL., (on the west side, and a continuation of Mc- dougal st.) bet. Wa- verly Pl. & Eighth st. (6 houses.)


ST. JOHN'S L., from 9 Beach, north to Laight.


RT. LEFT.


1 Beach


9 York


15 Laight


ST. MARK'S PLACE, in Eighth st., bet. Av. 3d and Av. A. RT. LEFT.


2 1 Avenue 3d


38 37 Avenue 2d


87 85 Avenue 1st


128 127 Avenue A.


STONE,


from 17 Whitehall, cast to William.


RT. LEFT.


2 1 Whitehall


22 25 Broad


66 65 William


ST. PETER'S PLACE,


In Church (west side) fr'm Vesey to Barclay.


STUYVE - SANT,


from 25 Av. 3d, east to Av. 2d.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Av. 3d.


14 15 Ninth


27 Tenth


Avenuc 2d


STUYVE- SANT PLACE,


in Av. 2d. bet. Seventh and Tenth.


SUFFOLK,


from 226 Division north, to Houston.


RT. LEFT.


5 1 Division


6 7 Hester


28 27 Grand


50 51 Broome


76 75 Delancy 86 Clinton Allcy


106 107 Rivington


138 137 Stanton


166 167 Houston


SULLIVAN, from 148 Canal, north to Amity.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Canal


21 op. 20 Grand


41 34 Watts


53 54 Broome


91 90 Spring


129 126 Prince


161 164 Houston


203 204 Bleecker


239 230 Amity


TEMPLE,


from 88 Liberty, south to Thames.


RT. LEFT. 1 Liberty


4 6 Cedar


9 Thames


TENTH,


from 142 Av. 6tlt east to Av. D.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Avenue 6th Ch. Avenue 5th


96


95 University Pl.


134 Broadway 152 151 Av. 4


172 171 Av. 3d Stuyvesant


206 211 Avenue 2d


242 243 Avcnuc 1st


290 291 Avenue A Avenue B 396 397 Avenue C 438 Avenue D


13


THAMES, from 111 Broadway, west to Greenwich. RT. LEFT.


1 2 Broadway


5 6 Temple


11 Trinity Place


29 26 Greenwich


THEATRE AL.


from 15 Ann, north to Beekman.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Ann


19 20 Beekman


THIRD,


from 341 Bowery, east


to E. River.


RT. LEFT.


1 Bowery


40 41 Avenue 2d


92 89 Avenue 1st A


180 181 B


252 253


C


312 313 D


328 Manhattan


344 343 Lewis


250 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 COURT, from 363 Rivington.


TIN POT AL- LEY.


from 59 Greenwich, to 91 Trinity Place.


TOMPKINS,


from 570 Grand, east to E. River.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Grand


20 17 Broome


29 Delancy 54 55 Rivington


TOMPKINS P.,


in Tenth st., bct. Av. 1st and Av. A. com- mencing at 203 and ending at 237.


TONTINE BUILDINGS, Wall, c. Water


TRINITY PL., (late Lumber st .. ) from 98 Liberty, south to Tin Pot Alley. RT. LEFT. 1 Liberty 2 - Cedar


12 Thames


48 Rector


67 Alley


90 91 Tin Pot Alley


TROY,


from 107 Greenwich Av. west to N. River.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Greenwich Av.


43 42 Fourth


59 66 Avenue 8th Hudson Greenwich


127 122 Washington


161 160 West


TWELFTH,* from 196 Greenwich Av., east to Av. D.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Greenwich Av.


79 72 Avenue 7th


135 124 ..


6th


178 149 5th 182 183 University Pl.


220 219 Broadway


232 Av 4


256 Avenuc 3d


2d


66 1st


A


B


C


Dry Dock St. Avenuc D


* The streets above 12th st. are divided into East and West, and will be found uu- der E, and W. as " E. Thir- teenth," &c.


UNION CT., rear University Place, near 12th street


UNIONPLACE, in Av. 4th, and on Bloomingdale road. RT. LEFT. 2 1 E. Fourteenth 20 E. Fifteenth


34 31 E. Sixteenth


48 41 E. Seventeenth


UNIVERSITY PLACE,


from Washington Sq., north to Fourteenth street.


RR. LEFT. 1 2 Waverly Place


9 10 Clinton Place


15 24 Ninth Tenth


49 50 Eleventh 64 Twelfth 86 Thirteenth


96 Fourteenth


1


APPENDIX .- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY.


VANDAM,


from 15 Macdougal. west to Greenwich.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Macdougal 47 44 Varick 81 76 Hudson 101 100 Greenwich


VANDEWA- TER, from 54 Frankfort, east to Pcarl.


RT. LEFT.


2 1 Frankfort


46 45 Pearl


VARICK,


from 132 Franklin, north to Carmine.


RT. LEFT.


2 1 Franklin


14 11 North Moore


24


23 Beaclı


58


Pk. Laight


70 71 Canal


78 79 Grand


92 93 Watts


108 109 Broome


122 123 Dominick


134 135 Spring


154 153 Vandam


170 169 Charlton


188 187 King


208 205 Hamersley


211 Downing


225 Clarkson


330 Carmine


VARICK PL.,


in Sullivan, bet. Hous- ton and 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 Canal, west to N. River.


RT. LEFT.


Canal


2 1 Varick


26 27 Hudson


48 47 Greenwich


58 57 Washington


72 71 West


WALKER, from 159 W. Broadway, east to Division. RT. LEFT.


1 2 W. Broadway


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


227 228 Forsyth


613 618 op. Gouv. Slip 300


M. 630 Scammel 321


687 684 Walnut


331


King


Hamersley


352


Clarkson


362


Leroy


Morton


382


387


Christopher


Amos


Charles


415 Perry


425


Hammond


Bank


Bethune


488


Troy


504 Jane


520 Horatio


534


Gansevoort


570 Avenue 10th


WEST BROADWAY,


from 32 College Place, north to Canal.


RT. LEFT.


1 Chambers Reade


13


32 Duane


51 50 Thomas


67 66 Anthony


83 84 Leonard


101 108 Franklin


opp. White


opp.124 North Moore


144 Beach


137


Walker


151 opp. Lispenard


164 York


169 174 Canal


WEST COURT,


from w. Twenty-second n. Av. 6.


WEST EICH- TEENTH,


from Avenuc 5th. west to North River.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Avenue 5th


63 64 6th


117 116 7th


191 186 8th


239 238 9th


297 296 10th


North River


WEST FOUR- TEENTH,


from Avenue 5th west to North River.


RT LEFT.


1 2 Avenue 5th


71 70 6th


127 126


7th


203 204 Fulton


188


Reade®


173 172 66 8th


Hudson


227 Avenuc 9th


233


66 10th


321 322 Roosevelt


215


Franklin


North Moore


Beach


Hubert


Laight


Vestry


270 Desbrosses


281


Watts


293


Hoboken


Canal Spring


Charlton


259 262 Allen


277 278 Orchard


293 Division


294 Ludlow


WALL,


from 86 Broadway, east to E. River.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Broadway New


20 Nassau


66 Canal


70 61 Greenwich


86 85 Washington


102 103 West


WAVERLYPL


from 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


141 144 Gay


151 156 Factory 168 Grove


Dispensary, Christopher 119


WEEHAW- KEN,


rear of Greenwich Mar- ket. & between Chris- topher and Amos.


RT. LEFT.


M. 1 Amos


M. 13 Christopher


WESLEY PL., in Mulberry. from Hous- ton to Bleecker.


WEST,


from the Battery north to Avenue 10th.


RT. LEFT.


1 Battery Place


23 Morris


56 Rector


80 Carlisle


86 Albany


93 Cedar


102 Liberty


115


Cortlandt


73 72 Old Slip


122


Dey


93 96 Gouverneur L.


130


Fulton


115 116 Wall


138


Vesey


133 132 Pine


147


Barclay


139 Depeyster


159


Robinson


153 152 Maiden Lane


159 158 Fletcher


176 Warren


185 Chambers


190


Duane


251 258 Peck Slip


198


Jay


279 278 Dover


206


Harrison


North River


WEST FIF - TEENTH,


from Avenue 5th, west to N. River.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th


14


WATTS,


from 34 Sullivan, west to North R.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Sullivan


30 29 Varick


64 59 Hudson


21 Broad


53 46 William


59 Hanover


75 76 Pearl


89 88 Water


WARREN PL., in Charles, bet. Facto- ry & Greenwich Av.


WASHING- TONPLACE,


from 713 Broadway, west to Wooster


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Broadway Mercer


17 18 Greene


Un. Ch. Wooster


141 144 Gay


151 156' Factory 168 Grove


Dispensary, Christopher


WASHING - TONPLACE, -West. See Barrow.


WASHING - TONSQUARE, in Waverly Pl .. front- ing the Parade Gr'd RT. LEFT.


1 University Pl.


13 Avenuc 5th


29 Macdougal


WATER,


from 43 Whitehall east to East River.


RT. LEFT.


1 2 Whitehall


5 6 More


19 24 Broad


41 42 Coenties Slip


49 50 Cuyler's Alley


179 180 Burling Slip


363 362 James Slip


224


379 378 Oliver


391 396 Catherine Slip


431 432 Market


254


264


513 514 Rutgers


533 534 Jefferson


555 556 Clinton


595 596 Montgomery M.


Sh. 736 Corlcars 342


Yd. 750 East


374


Barrow


396


404


444


470


-1


471 470 Pike


233


246


167 Murray


219 222 Beekman


209 243 Eldridge


APPENDIX .-- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY


Avenue 6th


125 132


7th


183 184


8th


9th


10th


WEST NINE- TEENTH,


from Avenue 5th, west to North River. RT. LEFT.


1 2 Avenue 5th


75 72 6th


123 124


7th


185 194 66 8th


218 66 9th


265 290


10th


WEST SEV- ENTEENTH from Avenue 5th, west to North River. RT. LEFT.


1 2 Avenue 5th


67 68


6th


129 132


7th


199 198 8th


249 250 9th


301 296


10th North River 1 2 Avenue 5th


75 76 6th


123 124 7th


189 190 8th


233 237 P. E.


9th


Sem. 10th North River


WEST TWEN- -TY-SECOND,


from Avenue 5th. west to North River. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th


6th


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Grand


YORK,


from 9 St. John's Lane, E. to W. Broadway.


42 41 Delancy


74 73 Rivington


102 105 Stanton


136 135 Houston


WILLIAM. from 65 Stone northeast to Pearl. RT. LEFT.


1 Stone 2


Pearl


7 South William


6 & 16 11 Beaver 28 29 Exchange pl.


Ex. 45 Wall


54 53 Pine 62 63 Cedar


78 77 Liberty 82 83 Maiden Lane


92 Platt


106 107 John


140 141 Fulton


154 157 Ann


170 171 Beekman


180 183 Spruce


204 203 Frankfort


238 238 Duane


272 273 Pearl


WOOSTER,


from 92 Canal. north to Waverly Place.


RT. LEFT. 2 1 Canal


28 29 Grand


52 55 Broome


90 87 Spring


126 151 Prince


164 159 Houston


20 23 Bridge


32 31 Pearl


43 Water


4S - State


Bat- 2 51 Front


tery. 5 65 South


WILLETT,


from 450 Grand north to Houston.


6: 7th


189 190 66 8th


223 250 66


10th


North River


WEST TWEN- TY- THIRD, from Avenue 5th. west to North River. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th 6th


7th


6: 8th


9th


10th


North River


W. WASHING- TON PLACE, (See Barrow.)


WHITE,


from 142 West B'way. east to Orange.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 West Broadway


33 32 Church


63 66 Broadway


75 78 Cortlandt Alley


95 96 Elm


115 116 Centre


131 136 Orange


WHITEHALL,


from 32 Marketfield, S. to E. River.


RT. LEFT.


2 1 Marketfield


17 Stone


190 187 Bleeker


210 209 Lane called.Am- ity Place 224 225 Amity 248 241 Fourth


Ch. Sq. Washington pl.


Un. Sq. Waverly Pl.


295 292 66 10th North River


WEST THIR- TEENTH,


from Avenue 5th, west to North River.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th


73 74 6th 7th


125 126


183 170 Greenwich Av.


185 Avenue 8th


6. 9th : 10th North River


WEST TWEN- TIETH,


from Avenue 5th, west to North River.


RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th


69 68 6th


125 124 7th


187 186


8th


241


66 9th


302


10th


306 North River


WEST TWEN- TY-FIRST,


from Avenue 5th, west to North River. RT. LEFT.


WEST SIX- TEENTH, from Avenue 5th. west to North River. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Avenue 5th


6th


135 130


7th


183 184


8th


241 242


9th


ASSESSORS


OF THE DIFFERENT WARDS.


First Ward. J. Clitz Morrison & Ira Brown. Second Samuel Waterbury & James B. Garretson.


Third


Samuel R. Mabbatt & William L. Shardlow.


Fifth


Fourth 6: John D. Keating & Thomas Hayes. William C. Scott & James A. Rich. Sixth 66 John Foote & Edward Sherlock. Seventh 66 George Adams and Luther Richards. Eighth


Ninth 66


Thomas Butler & John W. Blauvelt. H. Howard Cargill & William Wells.


Tenth Ward. Ananias Mathews & Thomas D. Howe.


Eleventh David Ludlam & Christopher McGary.


Twelfth Lawrence R. Kerr & Warren Brady.


Thirteenth 66 William Jenkins & James W. Leggett.


Fourteenth James Mulligan & Enoch Dean.


Fifteenth Jedediah B. Lester & George Riley.


Sixteenth


Stephen V. Cronkright & John


Hory.


Seventeenth " Abraham Van Boskerick & Eighteenth “ James Robinson. William Johnston & Michael Flynn.


15


RT. LEFT.


2 1 St. John's Lane


14 17 W. Broadway


18 17 Broome


9th


APPENDIX .- TABLE OF DISTANCES.


TABLE OF DISTANCES,


FROM THE BATTERY.


FROM THE EXCHANGE. FROM THE CITY HALL.


TO


of a mile .


Reetor street


Fulton


Warren


1


Leonard


11


1


Canal


11


Spring


1


1


Houston


2


1


1


Fourth


2


11


Ninth


21


21


1


Fourteenth


3


3


Twenty-ninth


3.


2


Thirty-fourth


3.3


31


Thirty-eighth


4


3


Forty-fourth


41


4


3.


Forty-ninth


41


3


Fifty-fourth


43


4


Fifty-eighth


5


4


Sixty-third


51


5


4


Sixty-eighth


51


4


Seventy-third


53


51


5


Seventy-eighth


6


53


52


Eighty-third


61


6


Eighty-eighth


63


6.


6


Ninety-seventh


7


6


6


One Hundred and Second


7


6


One Hundred and Seventh


..


7


One Hundred and Seventeenth


8


One Hundred and Twenty-first


8


8


7


One Hundred and Twenty-sixth


81


7


One Hundred and Thirty-first


83


8.


8


One Hundred and Thirty-sixth


9


S


One Hundred and Fortieth


9


9


One Hundred and Forty-fifth


. 91


91


One Hundred and Fiftieth


9


9


9


One Hundred and Fifty-fifth


DIMENSIONS OF BLOCKS


AND WIDTH OF STREETS AND AVENUES NORTH OF HOUSTON STREET. (Formerly North-st.)


The Spaees 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


B & A is 666


A & 1 is 603


66


A & 1 is 613


1 & 2 is 650


66


1 & 2 is 650 66


2 & 3 is 610


66


66 2& 3 is 610


3 & 4 is 920 66


66


66


4 & 5 is 920


"


66


6


5 & 6 is 920


6 & 7 is 800


66


66


66 6 & 7 is 800


7 & 8 is 800


60


8 & 9 is 800


9 & 10 is 800


CC


S & 9 is 800


9 & 10 is 800


10 & 11 is 800


60


11 & 12 is 800


All the Avenues are 100 feet wide, except south of 23d Street, where Avenues A and C are each SO 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


Twenty-third


Seventy-ninth


Thirty-fourth


Eighty-sixth Ninety-sixth


Forty-seeond 1


Fifty-seventh


One Hundred & Sixth


One Hundred & Sixteenth One Hundred & Twenty-fifth One Hundred & Thirty-fifth One Hundred & forty-fifth


and One Hundred & Fifty-fifth sts


16


10 & 11 is 800


66


11 & 12 is 800


The Spaees between Avenues North of Twenty- Third street are as follows :-


4 & 5 is 920


6:


66


5 & 6 is 920


7 & 8 is 800


7


One Hundred and Twelfth


.


61


5


Ninety-third


4


43


Twenty-fourth


31


3


2.


Seventeenth


2


890


141234


C & B is 676


3 & 4 is 920


APPENDIX .- ADVERTISEMENTS .-


THE NEW YORK SALT WATER BATH


Is now open as usual,


FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, At the Battery, South Side Castle Garden Bridge, WHERE THE PROPRIETOR,


DR. RABINEAU,


Daily attends, offering the advice founded on the experience of Forty Years. To the Invalid, and to the Lovers of Health and Comfort, we say, Come-every Convenience-all in Safety ALSO,


WARM SALT WATER BATHS,


At the Foot of Desbrosses Street, North River.


It is hardly necessary to go into the merits of the great importance of BATHING, for almost every body knows its value.


REVERSIBLE FILTERING COCK, FOR PURIFYING WATER, PATENTED 1847.


W. H. SWEET, sole owner of this FILTER, which renders Turbid Water Pure, by removing all sub- stances not solu- ble in water.


The REVERSI- BLE FILTER be- ing neat and dura- ble, is not attended with the inconve- nience incident to other Filters. as it is cleaned without being detached from the water pipe by merely turning the key or handle from one side to the other. By this simple and easy process, the course of the water is changed, and all accumulations of impure substan- ces are driven off, almost instantly, without unscrew- ing or reversing the Filter.


It also possesses the advantage of being a stopcock, and as such will, in many cases, be very convenient and economical.


It can be attach- ed where there is any pressure, high or low, to a cask, tank, tub. &c. with ease. Can be had, wholesale and re- tail. at the Baths, corner of Caraland Hudson Streets, where the public are invited to call and see them in operation.


N. B .- Also a LARGE ONE for all manufac- turing purposes where pure water is required. It can be applied to


steamboat boilers. It is calculated for any quantity of water required.


W. H. SWEET, Sole Proprietor, 202 Canal St.


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APPENDIX .- ADVERTISEMENTS.


SIMON CLANNON, PAINTER IN OIL AND CALSOMINE, AND DEALER IN


PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW & PICTURE GLASS, WHITE LEAD, VARNISH, &c.


No. 380 Broadway, corner of White Street, NEW YORK.


WILLIAM DUNLOP'S St. Alban's Vegetable


BLACKING AND INKS.


Manufacturing Emporium, No. 36 Gold Street,


BETWEEN JOHN & FULTON, CITY OF NEW YORK.


TIN BOXES AND CANISTERS, IN ENDLESS VARIETY, BY MACHINERY, Superior to the Best ; Cheaper than the Cheapest. ALSO, DRUGGISTS' TIN WARE IN GENERAL.


A. H. FRASER, FRASER & EVERITT, C. G. EVERITT. Sole Proprietors.


N.B. Exclusive Agencies can be had for any post of importance remaining unoccupied. Apply to the Proprietors as above.


MEDHURST & HEARD, PRACTICAL HAIR CUTTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF GOSSAMER OR VENTILATING WIGS & TOUPEES, 27 MAIDEN LANE, Cor. of Nassau, (UP STAIRS, ) NEW YORK.


2


Persons residing at a distance, can have Wigs made to order, by taking a measure as, here directed.


No. 1. Round the head. .. Inches.


2. Forehead to the nape


3. From ear to ear across the head.


4. From ear to ear across the forehead.


RANGES. PIERCE'S IMPROVED TWO OVEN RANGES,


THE subscriber has the pleasure of informing the Public, that he has made some additional improvements in his RANGES, which they are respectfully requested to call and examine. The recent improvements make them de- cidedly more convenient and economical than any in the market.


GEORGE PIERCE, Proprietor, 292 Broadway. P. S .- The Public are cautioned against having Pierce's Ranges repaired by any other person than the Subscriber.


APPENDIX .- ADVERTISEMENTS.


SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.


GEORGE TIEMANN, SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENT MAKER,


MANUFACTURER OF


Bandages, Trusses, & Machinery for the Curvature of the Spine, Club Feet, FRACTURES, DISLOCATIONS, &c. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TEETH & GOLD AND TINFOIL,


63 CHATHAM STREET, Has always on hand a Large Assortment of


RAZORS, RODGERS' PENKNIVES, AND SCISSORS, WHICH CAN BE RECOMMENDED AS OF THE FINEST AND BEST QUALITY.


He is also Agent for the Sale of


HEINISCH'S PATENT TAILOR SHEARS AND SCISSORS, Bankers' Shears, Trimmers' Ladies' Scissors, &c., made by R. HEINISCH.


H. K. INGRAHAM,


In addition to his Manufactory in Newark, New Jersey, has opened a new house at


No. 81 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK, WHERE HE INTENDS TO KEEP


A GENERAL AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF


CLOTHING.


A long acquaintance with MANUFACTURING, by which he has attained a know- ledge of the best manner of conducting the business, together with his PRACTICAL ACQUIREMENTS will, when united to his BEST INTENTIONS, be sufficient to ren- der a satisfactory result.


Clothing manufactured as formerly for his Customers on Commission.


AVERY CUSSION


APPENDIX. - ADVERTISEMENTS.


JOHN P. TEALE'S IRON WORKS,


No. 119 Prince Street.


JOHN P. TEALE ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS BANK DOORS. IRON RAILINGS


ARKE


BELLS


HUNG


VERANDAHS 119 BEDSTEADS


Beck.sc.


ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILING, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, TABLES, BALCONIES, VERANDAHS,


Circling Stai: . B-arke's. Jurk Doors. and Sheones. In proved Electric Rods, and Iron Awning Posts and Extension Awning ??. ... Enameliel G. Ve end For ers. all kinds of Iron work. Bell Hang- ing. &n. Orders for hoa Reiher of the latest patent. for Greenwood, Rockland. Oak Hill. Trinity, and other Cemeteries, promptly attend ] to.


SOHN 2. TEALE, "mape of Iron Railings, &c., 119 Prince st.


No. 81 FULTON STREET,


CORNER OF GOLD, NEW YORK.


EDWARD BAACK, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF


MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS,


()fall Colors and Qualities, of the best German Manufacture. EUTCH METAL, FLORENCE LEAF GOLD. AND ULTRA MARINE BLUE. LU Linda of MEnejest Morshandize constantly ou hand.


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JOHN LIVINGSTON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER,


APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNORS OF THE FOLLOWING STATES TO TAKE


Testimony, Affidavits, and Acknowledgments, TO BE USED THEREIN :


OHIO,


ALABAMA,


NORTH CAROLINA,


SOUTH CAROLINA,


WISCONSIN,


IOWA,


VERMONT,


MISSOURI, RHODE ISLAND,


ARKANSAS,


MAINE,


KENTUCKY,


CONNECTICUT,


TENNESSEE, MARYLAND,


LOUISIANA,


PENNSYLVANIA,


MISSISSIPPI,


FLORIDA,


NEW HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETTS.


Office, No. 54 Wall, New-York.


To insure accuracy and despatch, he has all the necessary printed forms and blanks. He will attend at the residence of parties in any part of the City or State.


LAFAYETTE BURR MILLSTONE MANUFACTORY,


Wright, Nashville ; Silas Wool, New York ; and others. mington. N.C .; Hall & Johnson, Fayetteville, N.C .; Samuel Walker, Randolph county, N. C. ; Rob. W. Brown, Wil-


Halifax, Va. ; Murray Forbes, Falmouth, Vo .; Jessey


REFERENCES.


REFERENCES.


H. W. & J. Fry, Richmond, Va. ; H. B. Haxall & Co., do.,


Va .; Hugh W. Fry, Fredericksburg, Va, ; Samuel Mor-


Dunns, S'ilIwaine & Co., do., Va ; Dunns, Farrell & Co., decai & Co .. Petersburgh, Va. ; J. B. Kendal & Co .. do., Va .;


WILLIAM TYACK, AGENT,


24.0 Washington, corner of Robinson St.


INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN


DR. BICH'S GYMNASTIC ACADEMY


159 & 161 CROSBY, ONE DOOR BELOW BLEECKER ST


In large and crowded cities there is generally but little opportunity of invigorating the body, by due ex of the limbs and muscles; but such an opportunity this Institution is well calculated to afford to the cit of New-York. All the late improvements in gymnastic apparatus are to be found in this well-appointed lishment. It is, beyond all comparison, the BEST AND LARGEST GYMNASIUM IN 7 UNITED STATES. It is lory, varying in height from 22 to 25 feet, covering a surface of 6,000 so feet. Besides the apparatus, Dr. RICH has prepared a STADIUM, or Running Ground, 222 long. WARM, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS are provided for the subscribers without charge, with conveniently arranged dressing rooms and closets.


The system of physical education pursued at this Academy, which is equally beneficial to the old an young, must of necessity develop and strengthen every nerve and muscle of the human frame, prom beauty, healthiness, gracefulness of carriage and mental energy.


THE ACADEMY IS OPEN FROM SUNRISE UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.


THE CLASSES ORGROWN PERSON


Are arranged as follows :


One class meets at sunrise ; another 11 in the forenoon; three classes meet in the evening-one at 7 o'c one at 20 minutes to S. and one at 20 Minutes past 8. Dr. RICII pays especial attention to the physical el tion of YOUTH AND CHILDREN? The classes for their instruction meet at 3% and 4 o'clock the afternoon of Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; they are not allowed to remain later than 7 o'cl after that hour the Academy is devoted altogether to grown persons. The classes are instructed perschal Dr. RICH or by Mr. P. MORQUIN.


Sparring (Boxing) is neither taught nor its practice allowed upon the premises LADIES' CLASSES


The entire Academy is devoted to Ladies and Misses from 4 to 6 in .- and Fridays. The classes meet at 4 o'clock. For further particnt ℮ ... munuays, Dr. RICHI, 316 Fourth $


four doors west of Broadway, or at the Academy during +1 sve name


A. B. & D. SANDS, DRUGGISTS & CHEMISTS


No. 100 Fulton Street, (corner of william,) For- Por Emporters anh detholesale Bealere ".


English, French and Mediterranean DRUGS and CHEMICAL Swedish and German LEECHES, Lubin's Extracts, R. Low & Son's Brown Windsor SOAP & PERFUMERY; Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Apothecaries' Wares, and Agents for Saratoga Waters, Shakers' Herbs, &c. Only Agents for the sale of Warton's GENUINE ERVALENTA in the U. States


TREES


PARSONS & CO., · COMMERCIAL GARDEN AND NURSERY,


Flushing, near New-York. Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Vines, & In large quantities, and of the choicest varieties. TREES FOR STREET PLANTING, of fin size. CATALOGUES furnished on application by mail, postage paid.




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