Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1848-1849, Part 2

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

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3 Friday

6 58 5

0 34

3 SUNDAY

7 27 4 33

0 59

4 Wednesday

6 175 43 0 20

4 Saturday

6 59 5

1 19

4 Monday

7 23 4 32 1 51

5 Thursday

6 185 42

5 SUNDAY

7 05 0

5 Tuesday

7 2. 4 31

2 53

6 Friday

6 20,5 40

1 49

14 59

3 37

6 Wednesday

7 2. 4 31

4 9

7 Saturday

6 21 5 39

2 51

7 Tuesday

34 57 4

7 Thursday

7 30 4 30

5 19

8 SUNDAY

6 22 5 38 4 20

8 Wednesday

7 44 56

6 5

8 Friday

7 30 4 30

6 26

9 Monday

6 215 36 5 39

9 Thursday

7 54 55

9 Saturday

7 31 4 2:0 7 22

10 Tuesday

6 25 5 35

6 45

10 Friday

6.4 54

7 44

11 Monday

7 31 4 29

9 3

12 Thursday

6 28,5 32

12 SUNDAY

7 8:4 52

12 Tuesday

7 32 4 2-1

9 53

13 Friday

16 29 5 31 8 56

7 10,4 30 10

13 Wednesday

7 32 4 98

10 41

14 Saturday

6 3 5 29 9 39 14 Tuesday

7 11 4 49:10 5:

14 Thursday

7 32:4 28,11 26

15 SUNDAY

6 325 23 10 24 15 Wednesday

7 12 4 48 11 38

15 Friday

7 33 4 27 ev. 13 1 2 7 33 4 27

17 Tuesday

6 35,5 45 11 5 17 Friday

7 144 46 1 22

17 SUNDAY

7 33;4 27

1 52

18 WH Incsday

6 36 5 24 ev. 42 18 Saturday

7 324 27

2 48

19 Thursday

6 325 22 1 39 19 SUNDAY

7 164 44: 3 37

19 Tuesday

7 33 4 27

3 56

20 Friday

6 39 5 21 2 48.20 Monday

7 174 43 4 50 20 Wednesday

7 33 4 27

21 Saturday

6 41 3 19 4 11 |21 Tuesday

7 18,4 42 5 59||21 Thursday

7 33.4 27

22 SUNDAY

6 425 18 5 33. 22 Wednesday

7 194 41| 6 55 22 Friday

7 33 4 27

23 Monday

6 435 17: 6 39 23 Thursday

7 20 4 40 7 3~||23 Saturday

7 33 4 27

7 47

24 Tuesday

6 455 15 7 98 24 Friday

7 21 4 39 8 17 |24 SUNDAY

7 33 4 27

8 27

25 Wednesday

6 46 5 14 8 9 25 Saturday

7 22 4 38 8 52 25 Monday

7 334 271

9 5

26 Thursday

6 475 13 8 43 26 SUNDAY

7 224 38 9 96/96 Tuesday

7 33 4 27 9 40

27 Friday

6 49 5 11 9 16 27 Monday

7 9:14 37 9 57 27 Wednesday

7 33 4 27:10 15

28 Saturday

6 50 5 10 9 47 28 Tuesday

7 21 4 36 10 20, 28 Thursday

7 32 4 28'10 49

29 SUNDAY

6 51 5 9 10 18 20 Wednesday

7 25 4 35 11 2220 Friday

7 32 4 28 11 24

30 Monday

: 254 35,11 36 30 Saturday

7 32 4 28 morn

31 Tuesday

6 53 5 710 50 30 Thursday 6 54 5 6 11 21.

!31 SUNDAY

17 31 4 29 0 1

22 Saturday

4 42 7 18

1.5 59 5 54

24 Monday

4 43 7 17

2 38 24 Thursday

5 19:6 41 5 21 |6 39 6

4 42

24 SUNDAY

5 48 6 12

9 25

15 Saturday

4 :16 7 24 8 9

15 Tuesday

5 8 6 52 9 10

5 9 6 51 9 49

16 Saturday

4 38 7 22

10 10 18 Friday

4 39 7 21

10 47 19 Saturday

4 40 7 20

11 26120 SUNDAY ev. x 21 Monday

1 20 5 15 6 45 21 Thursday

5 58 6 2

6 11 5 49 10 45

OCTOBER, 31 Days.

NOVEMBER, 30 Days.

MOON.

D. II. M.

Sun

Sun High

First Q. 5 9 29 M. Ri. Sets

wat

First Q. 4 1 35 M.

wat.

First Q. 3 3 23 E. Ri. Sets

Last Q. 17 2 18 E H. M. H. M. H. M. New M. 25 4 59 E.

Last. Q. 17 623 M . H. M. H. M. H. M. New M. 25 11 37 M.

1 Wednesday

11 Saturday

7:4 53

10 SUNDAY

7 31 4 29

8 11

11 Wednesday

6 27 5 3:1.

7 33 8 17

13 Monday

16 Monday

6 312 26 11 8 16 Thursday

7 13 4 47 ev. 2.,

16 Saturday

7 154 45 2 22 18 Monday

6 85 6 7 5 53 52 9 43

9 9

5 6 55 7 45

13 Wednesday

LASI Q. 23 6 38 M. H.M. H.M.

H. M.

MOON.

D. H. M

Sun Sun

D. H. M.

Sun |Sun Sets

High Wat.

First Q. 8 4 41 M.

Ri.

Sets

High Wat.

Full M. 16 4 31 M.

Last Q. 21 11 21 M. H.M. H.M.

H. M.

MOON.

First Q. 6 10 7 E. Ri.

New M. 5 4 1 E.

4 morn

7 0

9 19

2 18

6 Monday

4 25 Monday

4 37 7 23 8 51 |16 Wednesday

13 SUNDAY

5 Tuesday

ALMANAC FOR 1849.

JAN'Y, (1849), 31 Days.

FEBRUARY, 28 Days.

MARCH, 31 Days.

MOON.

D. H. M.

High

First Q. 1 7 7E. Full M. 8 8 6E

Sun Sun Bi.

High Wat.

Last Q. 15 1 58 M

Last Q. 16 7 43 E.

New M. 24 5 731

H. M. H.M

H. M.

11.31

I. M.

First Q. 31 11 47 M.

1 Monday

7 274 41 0 45

1 Thur day

1 Thursday

6 36 5 50

0 42

2 Tue-day

7 2.11 42

1 3)

2 Friday

6 34 5 51

1 32

3 Wednesday

7 97 4 43

2 23

3 Saturday

7 10 5 19

1 9

3 Saturday

6 33 5 5%

2 29

4 Thursday

7 27 4 44

3 20

4 SUNDAY

7 95 20

5 23

4 SUNDAY

6 315:3 3 45

5 Friday

7 27 4 45

4 39

5 Monday

7 85 21

6 4×

5 Monday

11 305 54 5 13

6 Saturday

7 27 4 46

5 54

6 Tue -day

7 51

6 Tuesday

6 23|5 55

6 41

7 SUNDAY

7 47 + 47

7 Wednesday

65 21

8 4

7 Wed .esday

16 275 57

7 43

8 Monday

7 27 1 43

8 0: 2 Thur-day

5,5 25

9 3! 8 Thurday

6 25 5 5 -

8 31

9 Tuesday

7 26 1 19 8 52 9 Fr.day

9 Friday

6 23 0 59 9 16

10 Wednesday

7 26 4 50 9 42 10 Saturday

7 2.5 27 10 53 10 2.turday

6 22.6 0 9 56

11 Thursday

7 26 4 51 10 29 11 SUNDAY

7 1,5 25 11 31 11 SUNDAY

6 206 1 10 30

12 Friday

7 26 4 52 11 13 12 Monday

6 186

2 11 3

13 Saturday

7 25 4 53 11 55 13 Tuesday

6 59,5 31 0 43 13 Tuesday

6 176 31 11 37

14 SUNDAY

7 25 1 54 ev. 35 14 Wednesday

6 57 5 32 1 18 14 Wednesday

6 15 6 4 ev 10

15 Monday

7 254 5

1 18 15 Thursday

6 .6 5 33

1 .9 15 Thursday

6 146 5 0 42

16 Tuesday

7 21 4 57 2 1 ,16 Friday

6 555 3

2 51 16 Friday

6 126

1 20

17 Wednesday

7 24 4 58: 2 51 '17 Saturday

6 535 35

4 2 17 Saturday

6 106

2 4

18 Thursday

7 23 1 59| 3 56 18 SUNDAY

6 52 5 37

5 21.18 SUNDAY 6 35 19 Monday

76 10

4 28

7 225

6 17 20 Tuesday

6 4. 5 33

7 36 20 Tuesday

6 56 11

5 49

21 SUNDAY

7 215 3 7 19 21 Wednesday

6 48 5 41

8 2 21 Wednesday

6 4 5 12 7

7 2:5 4 8 3 22 Thursday

6 46,5 42

9 0 22 Thursday

6 2 6 13

7 50

23 Tuesday

7 20,5 5 8 43 23 Friday

6 45 5 43 9 37 23 Friday

6 016 14

8 3

24 Wednesday

7 1.15

9 2: 24 Saturday

6 43 5 41 10 13 21 Saturday

5 59 6

15 9 11

25 Thursday

7 195 7 9 59|55 SUNDAY

6 42 5 44 10 49 25 SUNDAY

5 57 6 16

9 46

26 Fr.day

7 195

9 10 34 26 Monday

6 41,5 46 11 27

26 Monday

5 55 6 17 10 24

27 Saturday

27 Tuesday

5 54 6 18 11 6

23 SUNDAY

7 16 5 11 11 46

.S Wednesday

6 37 5 49 0 5

28 Wednesday

5 526 19 11 47

29 Monday

7 15/5 12 morn

29 Thursday

5 50 6 20 morn

30 Tuesday

7 145 14| 0 25

3J Friday

5 49 6 21 0 31

31 Wednesday'

7 13 5 15 1 7

,31 Saturday

€ 17 6 22 1 19

APRIL, 30 Days.

MAY, 31 Days.

JUNE, 30 Days.

MOON.

-un

D. H. M.

Ri.

Sun Sets

High Wat.

D. H. M.

Sun Ri.

Sun High Sets

Wat.

Last Q 15 2 12 E.

Last Q. 15 5 34 M.

New M. 22 2 41 M. H.M

H.M

H. M.

New .M. 20 9 23 M. HM

First Q. 27 5 48 M.

1 SUNDAY

5 45.6 23 2 19

1 Tuesday

3 0,6 54 3 23

1 Friday

4 33

7 22

5 16

2 Monday

5 44 6 24

3 31

2 Wednesday

1 59 6 53

4 44

2 Saturday

4 3 7 23

6 20

3 Tuesday

5 42 6 25, 5

3 Thursday

1 5- 6 56

3 : UNDAY

1 3:7 24! 7 14

4 Wednesday

5 40,6 2 ; 6 26

4 Friday

4 576 57

7 0

4 Monday

4 39 : 24 7 58

5 Thursday

5 39,6 27 7 26

5 Saturday

4 5.6 58

5 Tuesday

4 31 7 251

8 39

6 Friday

5 37 6 28 8 14

6 SUNDAY

4 54 6 59

6 Wednesday

4 31 7 26

9 14

7 Saturday

5 36 6 29 8 54

7 Monday

4 53 7

9 2

7 Thursday

4 31 7 91 9 43

8 SUNDAY

5 34 6 30 9 29

8 Tuesday

1 52 7

1 9 39

8 Friday

4 3

7 27 10 24

9 Monday

5 32 6 31 10 3

9 Wednesday

4 517

2 10 11

y Saturday

1 30 7 28 10 55

10 Tuesday

5 31 6 32,10 36

IJ Thursday

4 50 7

3 10 43 11

11 Monday

1 3 7 29

4 3 7 29

0 46

13 Friday

5 216 3 ev 12

4 47 7

6 ev 23

4 30

7 3J

1 34

14 Saturday

5 25 6 37 0 49

1 46:7

14 Thursday

7 30 7 3

3 23

16 Monday

5 22.6 39

2 2

16 Wednesday

1 417 9

16 Saturday

4 3

7 31

4 42

17 Tuesday

5 206 4

3 +4 17 Thursday

4 43,7 1.

4 19

17 SUNDAY

43|

5 46

18 Wednes lay

5 19 6 41 5

18 Friday

1 42 7 11 4 41 7 12

6 2S

19 Tuesday

20 Friday

5 16 6 43 71.

20 SUNDAY

4 40 7 13

7 20 20 Wednesday

4 30 7 32 8 35

21 Saturday

5 146 41

8 37

9 12

23 Wednesday

4 35 7 15

1 37 7 16

10 3,

24 SUNDAY

25 Wednesday

8 6 48 10 4

35 Friday

4 377 17

11 17

25 Monday 26 Tuesday

25 Thursday

15 7|6 49 11 30

26 S:turday 27 SUNDAY

1 35 7 19

6 27 Wednesday 0

28 Saturday 5 4 6 51 0 16

28 Monday

4 357 19

0 59 28 Thursday

39 SUNDAY

5 36 62 J

9 29 Tuesday

4 347 20

1 56

29 Friday

4 33 7 33

3 29

30 Monday

2.6 53 2 11 |3) Wednesday

1 34 7 21

30 Saturday

1 3+ 7 33

4 34

31 Thursday

4 33,7 22

6 8 21 Thursday

4 31 7 32

9 23

22 SUNDAY

15 136 45

22 Tuesday

4 39 7 14

8 53

22 Friday

1 31|7 32 10 19

23 Monday

4 31 7 32 4 3: 7 33

4 3:

7 33

1 3

7 33

1 33

27 Friday

5 6 6 50 morn

1 30 7 33 1 3 7 33

2 27

12 Thursday

5 28,6 34 :1 38

12 Saturday

1 48 7

11 48

,2 Tuesday

15 SUNDAY

5 23,6 33

1 33

15 Tuesday

4 45 7

1 58

15 Friday

4 3

4 3 43

7 32

7 43

19 Thursday

5 17 6 42

6 12

19 Satu day

21 Monday

4 407 13

9 42

3 Saturday

11 6

24 Tuesday

5 10 6 47

10 24 Thursday 0

11 55

11 Wedne-day

5 29 6 33 11 7

11 Friday

1 49 7

5 21

18 Monday

6 45

New M.22 6 5SE.

H.M.

H. M. H. M.

H.M. H. M.

First Q. 29 9 21 M

First Q 23 6 27 E.

MOON.

D H. M.

Sun Sun Ri. Sets Wat.

High

Full M. 7 10 54 M.

Full M. 7 2 11 M.

Full M. 5 5 31 E. Last Q. 13 5 28 E.

3 4

19 Friday

, 23,5 0

5 5 19 Monday

6 515 3-

20 Saturday

22 londay

7 17 5 10 11 9

27 Tuesday

6 39'5 45 morn

8 25

10 SUNDAY

1 3. 7 2 11 29

fev 5

13 Wednesday

13 SUNDAY 14 Monday

Sun Sun Ri. Sets wi at.

11. M

New M 24 9 10 M. H.M First Q 31 2 2 M.

D. H. M. First Q. 2 2 42 M. Sun Sun High Full M. 8 5 54 E. R. Sets Wat.

MOON. D. H. M. Full M. 7 6 20M Last Q. 14 11 7E. New m 22 8 31 E . H. 3. 11.M.

7 12 5 16 1 57 2 53 7 115 17:

4 5 23 10 14

7 0'5 30 ev. 7 12 vonday

2 58 4 14

1 36,7 18 morn

morn 0 45

5 116 46

ALMANAC FOR 1849.

JULY (1849), 31 Days.

MOON.

Sun Sun Ri. Sets

High Wat.

Last Q. 13 2 12 M.

New M. 19 4 19 E.

H.M

H. M. H. M

First Q. 26 7 39 E.

D. H. M. Full M. 3 10 55 E. Last Q. 11 8 37 M. New M. 18 0 37 3I. First Q. 25 12 Noon.

Sun

Sun Ri. Sets

High Wat.

H. D. M.

Full M. 2 0 22 E. Last Q. 9 1 59 E New M. 16 11 6 M First Q. 24 6 28 MI.

H.M

H. M.

1 SUNDAY

4 34 7 33 5 3.

1 Wednesday

4 587 13 6 59

1 Saturday

5 28 6 31

8 5

2 Monday

1 3 .7 32 6 36

3 Tuesday

1 35 7 32 7 29

3 Friday

5 07 11

8 3

3 Monday

5 30,6 28

9 21

4 Wednesday

4 33 7 39 8 12

4 Sturliy

5 17 10|

4 Tuesday

5 31 6 56 9 55

5 Thursday

4 36 7 32 8 52

5 SUNDAY

5 2.7

9: 9 46

5 Wednesday

5 32 6 24 10 29

6 Friday

4 37 7 34 9 28

7 Saturday

4 3 -7 31 10 4

7 Tuesday

47 7 10 53

7 Friday

5 316 21 11 42

8 SUNDAY

4 3 .7 3: 10 3-

8 Wednesday

5 57

5,11 27

9 Monday

4 39 7 31 11 13

9 Thursday

5 6.7

4 ev 6

9 SUNDAY

5 36 6 18

10 Monday

5 37 6 16

2 1

11 Wednesday

4 4 .7 30 ev 29

11 Saturday

5 7.7 21 1 3.

11 Tuesday

5 38 6 14

3 11

12 Thursday

4 41 7 29 1 10

13 Friday

4 42 7 9

14 Saturday

4 42 7 22

14 Tuesday

5 106 58

4 5

14 Friday

15 SUNDAY

4 43 7 23

4 6

5 Wednesday

5 116 55 6 11

115 Saturday

3 42 6 8

16 Monday

4 41 7 97 5 12

16 Thursday

5 12,6 53

:6 SUNDAY

5 43;6 6 8 53

18 Wednesday

4 417 23 7 29

12 Saturday

5 146 :2

118 Tuesday

5 4 6 3 :0 10

19 Thursday

+ 46 7 251 8 2

20 Friday

4 47 7 2 9 16

20 Monday

5 16 3 49 10 34

120 Thursday

5 47 5 59 11 21

21 Tuesday

5 17 4 43

5 136 4 11 53

12 Saturday

5 49,5 56

morn

4 5017 22. 11 33

23 Thursday

5 19.6 47

mor!

23 SUNDAY

5 50 5 54

0 28

5 20 6 43

0 2

24 Monday

5 51 5 53 1 6

25 Wednesday

25 Saturday

5 216 4

25 Tuesday

5 52 5 51 1 53

.6 Thursday

6 SUNDAY

5 226 40 1

If Wednesday

5 53 5 49 2 57

27 Friday

4 537 19 1 49

27 Monday

5 236 3 2

7 Thursday

5 54 5 47 4 20

28 Saturday

4 547 18 2 3;

22 Tuesday

3 246 37

23 Friday

5 55 5 46| 5 39

29 SUNDAY

4 557 17, 3 33 :29 Wednesday

5 276 36

5 7

29 -aturday

5 56 5 44 6 47

30 Monday

4 56 7 16 4 44 3) Thurs lay

5 26 6 34

W SUNDAY

5 57 5 42 7 34

31 Tuesday

1 57 7 15 5 54 |31 Friday

5 2716 32 7 21

OCTOBER, 31 Days.

NOVEMBER, 30 Days.

DECEMBER, 31 Days.

MOON.

D. H. M

Full M. 2 0 37 M. Sun Sun High

Last Q. 8 7 4-E. Ri.

Sets Wat

New :1 16 0 17 31.

Frst Q. 24 2 S. I. H. M.

H. M. H. M

Full w 31 11 51 31.

5 5 5 11 $ 11

I Thursday

6 32

1 55

1 Saturday

7 7

1 31 9 19

2 Tuesday

5 59.5 39

$ 5

2 Friday

6 33

1 51

9 39

2 SUNDAY

84 3 10 5

3 Wednesday

055 31

3 -aturday

6 35

1 52,10 21

4 Thursday

6 15 3: 10 4

4 SUNDAY

6 36

1 5.

7 10 1 31 11 40

5 Friday

6 25311) 41

5 Monday

3 37 1 50 11 50

5 Wednesday

7 11 4 31 ev 33

6 Saturday

6 3, 3311 21

6 Tues lay

6 3

1 49 ev 40

6 Thursday

7 12 4 31 1 29

7 SUNDAY

6 41 31 ev. 4

7 Wednesday

6 39

6 41 4

4 45

5 32

10 A only

6 44

il Tuesday

7 17 4 31

6 57

12 Friday

6 9.5 23 5 55

6 47

1 43

7 26

12 Wednesday

7 17 : 31 7 43

13 Saturday

6 105 21

7 0

13 Tuesday

641

13 Thursday

7 18 1 31

8 25

14 SUNDAY

6 12 5 2

7 4 11 We neslay

6 4

1 41

9 23

15 Satur ay

72 131

9 39

16 Tuesday

6 11 5 17

15 Frulay

1 30

1 3

11 1

18 Tuesday

19 Frilly

6 1, 5 12 10 52

7 22 1 33 1: 52

2) Saturday

6 1 5 11 11 23|

2) Tues lav

6 5.

1 37

inoru

2) Thursday

7 23 4 23 morn

21 SUNDAY

6 195 911 5

21 We ines lay

6 36

13 0 9 21 Friday

7 23|4 31

0 31

22 Monday

6 215 SImoru

22 Thursday

>3 Fri lay

6 5- 1 3

1 39/ 23 SUNDAY

6 59 1 31

33 5 42; Wednesday

7 26 1 37

6 21

23 SUNDAY

6 2 5 ())

1 23 Wednesday

1 32

7 25 4 33 7 20

29 'Touday

7 5 4 32 : 4 |20 Saturday

7 26 4 39 S 11

30 Tuesday

7 41 3) Friday

6 43 2 8 34 31 SU DAY

7 25 4 40 9 3

31 Wednesday

6 31|4 56 2

AUGUST, 31 Days.

SEPTEMBER, 30 Days.

MOON.

Sun Enn High Ri. Sets

Wat.

H.M

H X1.

H. M.

4 59.7 12 7 4-

2 SUNDAY

5 29 6 29 8 45

2 Thursday

6 Monday

5 37

8/10 19

6 Thursday

5 3 6 23 11 5

¿ Saturday

5 35 6 19,ev 22

10 Friday

5 77 3 0 15

5 87 0 2 2

12 Wednesday

5 39 6 13

4 38

13 Monday

5 96 59

3 3L 13 Thursday

5 40,6 11 5 413 9

17 Tuesday

4 45 7 26

6 23 7 Friday

5 136 54 8 17 17 Monday

5 416 4 9 33

1 9 SUNDAY

5 13 6 51 9

5 19 Wednesday

5 46 6 1|10 45

21 Saturday

4 49,7 24,10 7 449 7 23 10 : 2

2.) Wellnesday

23 Monday

24 Tuesday

4 51 7 21 morn

14 Frilay

MOON.

Sun High

D. H. M.

Ri.

Sun Sets

High Wat.

Last Q. 7 3 27 MI New M. 14 4 17 E.

First Q. 32 9 2S E. H.M

H.M

H. M

First Q 22 2 41E. Full M 29 9 4 M1.

H. M. H.M. H. M.

1 Hon lay

8 Monday

3 55 29 0 51

9 Tuesday

C. 652.149

9 Friday

3 42 1 46 4 14

9 : UNDAY

7 15 4 30 4 52 5 59 7 1643

10 Wednesday

6 75 27 2 59

10 Saturday

6 4?

6 49

16 SUNDAY

7 2 1 32 10 12

17 Wednesday

3 15 5 15 9 44

117 S turday

7 21 1 32 10 45 7 22 4 32|11 19

13 Thursday

6 16,5 14:10 19

13 SUNDAY

6 5.

19 .onlay

1 32

11 33

19 Wednesday

21 Weln sday

6 235 5 11

21 Saturday

7 25 1 3 2 58

25 Thursday

6 215 4 2 1

25 SUNDAY

7 25 4 35

23 Frulav

16 255 2

33)

23 onday

27 Satur lay

6 215 L 4 52

2. Tuesday

33 6 . 8 27 Thursday 7 22, Friday

131 Monday

7 27|1 40| 9 55

Sun Ri

Sets Wat. Last Q 6 1 57 E.

New M. 14 10 42 \1.

3 Vionday

7 9 4 31 10 52

4 Tuesday

7 Friday

8 Sat rdlay

7 134 3)2 23 7 14 4 37 3 40

Il Thursday

$627 43)

!1 SUND Y 12 Monday

7 19 4 31

9 2

15 Mo day

6 1351. 31 li Thursday

6 51

9 5 1) 23 17

Conday

6 5° 1 37 0 51/ 22 Sa urday

1 12 7 24 4 31 7 24 1 3 1 59

23 Tuesday

6 22 5 7 033

2 33 24 Monday 33 25 The day

7 25,4 37 5 18

6 29 4 50 6 56 6 314 5

'9 Thursday

D. H M.

Full \ 23 10 29 E

2 SUNDAY

4 51 7 20 0 21 4 52 7 19 1 4

5 45 5 5- 11 55

21 Friday

10 Tuesday

4 39 7 3' 1] 4 .

1! SUNDAY

MOON.

D. H. M. Full M. 5 8 33 M

8 Thursday

1 37

S 3 46

14 Friday

7 12

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Beecher, Draper & Devlin, (No. unknown.)

Bouton Jolin, express post, 175 Bowery Bowne Richard H. 61 Wall

Brinckerhoff Elbert A. 259 Washington Brinckerlioff & Weeks, (dissolved) 227 Washington Brookman Henry D. 37 South

Brown John T. furniture, 9 Spruce, h. 234 William Brownell Ainos K. Rutger's institute, 240 Madison Brroint Michael, com. mer. 106 Wall

Brroint, Brugues & Co. com. mers. 106 Wall Brugues Mariin, com. mer. 106 W

Bunker Frederick R. com. mer. 114 Wall, b. Brooklyn Butts Joshua, (Rev.) E 87tlı n. Av. 3

Cady Reuben H. provisions, 207 Washington, h. Jer. sey city

Cassidy B. M. inspector, 41 Rivington

Clapp Otis W. druggist, 819 Broadway, h. 846 B.way

Coyne Thomas, liquors, 376 Cherry. h. 376 Cherry, CROWELL JOHN M. manufacturer teeth, 19 Park place

Cudlipp Reuben H. lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 584 Broome Dwyer John, bowling, 75 Robinson Eagle Horatio, 40 South

Eagle & Hlazard, 40 South

Ewen E. Daniel, lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 303 Rivington Feltus Lambert M. lawyer, 61 Wall, h. Brooklyn Fleining Francis H. architect, 257 Broadway Green Charles E. clerk, r. 75 Nassau, h. 139 Spring Griffen Stephen, stationer, 138 Av. 6, h. 38 Amos Hayes Dewitt Clinton, broker, 65 Wall

Hoag Maria, widow, 351 Av. 4

Hodges Marcus F. importer, 128 Pearl, h.72 Livingston, Brooklyn

Holdane James H. 55 West

Holdane & Feddeman. 55 West Hulse T. E. Son, 319 Washington

Jolinson Isaac A. lawyer, h. 386 Fourth Journey A. jr. & Co. 15 William

King Jerome B plaster, 509 West, h. 114 Hammond

M Masters J. A. editor, 81 Marion, h. 17 Av. 1 Malcom William, shipinaster. 264 Division Mirtuscelli Rocco, consul, 62 Twelfth

Merritt & Trask, shipchandlers, 28 South Newbery Edward, physician, 33 Av. 8 Scott Andrew, shipmaster, 51 South, h. Flushing Strang, Adriance & Co. 2 Maiden lane

SYMINGTON JAMES, importer of liquors, 1 New,

L. Astor house

BRADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIT AND FAMILY GROUPS,

NEOI. MUI

BRADY'S

Nos. 205 and 207 Broadway, 3d Door South of St. Paul's Church, 2d, 3d, and 4th Stories. ADMISSION FREE.

PRICES FOR PICTURES

Regulated by their Size and Character, and the Style and Richness of the Case or Frame.

Mr. Brady has been awarded the First Premium, by the American Institute, for the best plain and colored Daguerreotype Likenesses, for three successive years.

The pictures taken at this establishment. are pronounced by artists and scientific men, unrivalled for depth of tone. and softness of light and shade. While they display all the artistic arrangements of the highest efforts of the painter.'

Citizens or strangers visiting this gallery. can have their Miniatures or Portraits taken in the most perfect manner, and neatly set in Morocco Cases. Gold Lockets, Breast-pins, &c., in a few minutes.

Family Portraits, Miniatures, &c.,

COPIED WITH GREAT FIDELITY.

His new and superior arrangements for light. (acquire l by the addition of another story to the building) under his facilities in that important respect, inferior to no establishment in the Union.

Mr. B. will give his personal attention to obtain the most grateful, easy, and natural position of indi- viduals or groups.

The best hours for children is from 10 A. M., to 2 P. M., all others from 8 A. M., to 6 P. M.

CANCHALAGUA HON CALIFORNIAN PLANT

RARE MEDICINAL VIRTUES

DEPOT 36 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.

AVERY.SC.

AGENTS-Rushton, Clark & Co., 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House ; 83 Broadway ; 2 Park Row and 581 Broadway ; 273 Broadway ; 715 Broadway ; 303 Hudson-st. ; and cor of Albion Place & Bowery.

Fowlers & Wells,

PHRENOLOGISTS,

No. 131 Nassau St., Clinton Hall, NEW-YORK,

PUBLISH WORKS ON

Phrenology, Physiology, Physiognomy, and Magnetism.

Verbal and written descriptions of character furnished when required.

COLLINS & BROTHER,

No. 254 Pearl St.

School Books, Medical Books, BOOKS FOR

LIBRARIES,

LAW BOOKS, PAPER, BLANK BOOKS,

AND STATIONERY.

BALL, TOMPKINS & BLACK,

(Late MARQUAND & Co,)

MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS IN

SILWER

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SILVER PLATED WARE, WATCHES,

DIAMOND,

AND OTHER RICH

JEWELRY,

TABLE CUTLERY, &c. S.c.

No. 247 Broadway, (Sign of the Golden Eagle,)

Southerly corner of Murray Street, OPPOSITE CITY HALL.

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FACTS .- To Dress well is a study-to do so with econo- my is a duty which we owe to ourselves and to society. With this view we advise every man who has any regard for appear- ances, and an eye to economy, to look into the extensive

Clothing Warehouse

D. & I. DEVLIN,

Nos. 33 and 35 John street,

Corner of Nassau,

where, in a stock of clothing often ranging as high as $100,000 in value, the seeker, after the treble desideratum of

FASHION, VALUE, AND

ECONOMY,

will find every description of gar- ment, and in all sizes-made in the most recherche style, and all within the reach of the MOST MODERATE IN CIRCUM- STANCES.

The secret of the great success of the DEVLINS at their splen. did establishment, may be told in a few words-

GOODS WELL BOUGHT, A low Tariff of Profits,

POLITE AND

Attentive Salesmen,

and last, though not least, the unrivalled ability of their efficient CORPS OF CUTTERS. We say once more if you wish to

DRESS WELL AND

CHEAPLY, Call at D. & I. DEVLIN'S,

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ESTABLISHMENT.

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Silk, Merino,

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BACK

and Office

AXD · Cotton Nel Under-Shirts, Silk, Merino, LINEN, AND MUSLIN DRAWERS,

COATS,

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AND

Hosiery,

CLOAKS,

GLOVES. Suspenders, SHOULDER

Pantaloons,

AND

BRACES RIDING AND

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MONEY BELTS,

in every variety of figure and fashion.

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Handkerchiefs. STOCKS, Bathing Caps, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas,

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BOSOMS,

J. C. BOOTH,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,

NO. 27 COURTLANDT STREET,

A few doors below the Western Hotel, New-York,

Has the largest and best assortment of Fashionable Ready-Made Clothing that can be found in the City, and is constantly receiving from London and Paris the latest styles of Fancy Cassimeres and Vestings, with the Newest Patterns of Silk Cravats, Suspenders, etc., etc.

Strangers, and others visiting the City, are invited to call and examine our large and varied assortment before leaving their orders.

Full Suits furnished at a few hours' notice, and sent to any part of the United States.

SCRAOTHRE

SHIRTS,

COLLARS,

THE OLD ESTABLISHED

"City Cash Tailoring Establishment," 202 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, NEW-YORK: EDWARD POS, PROPRIETOR.

The enlargement of this establishment, and the immense stock of

READY MADE CLOTHING, Manufactured expressly for the present season, comprising a general assortment of superb FRENCH, ENGLISH AND BELGIAN CLOTH DRESS AND FROCK COATS, Spring and Summer Sacks, Single Breasted Office Frocks and Walking Coats, TOGETHER WITH A FULL SUPPLY OF Black and Fancy French Doeskin Cassimere Pantaloons, AND A LARGE STOCK OF RICH BLACK AND FANCY SILK, SATIN, VALENCIA AND OTHER VESTS, The Materials and Labor having been purchased

FOR CASH,

will induce a preference to the buyer of a great reduction from the ordinary rates. It is presumed to be generally known that an article of dress can be purchased as low at this establishment as at any house in this city, and the prejudice that many entertain against purchasing in Broadway ( "owing to large rents") is entirely erroneous, especially if made applicable to this estab'ishment : it is therefore unnecessary to enumerate prices in adver. tising, as the reputation of the house in this, as in every other particular, will preclude the possibility of competition from any source in the United States

THE DEPARTMENT OF PIECE GOODS

exhibits the greatest variety in the choicest selections of the best houses in the city, con- sisting of the first fabrics in European Manufacture, from which garments will be made to measure and guaranteed in every particular. The proprietor would announce that no expense has been spared in securing the best Artisans in the country, that he may secure to his customers the "ne plus ultra" as to style, make, and finish.

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Doggett's New-York City directory, for 1848-1849, Part 2

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

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