Longworth's American Almanac, New-York register, and city directory ?, 1827-1828, Part 46

Author: David Longworth
Publication date: 1797
Publisher: New York : Printed for the editor by T. & J. Swords
Number of Pages: 562


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Wortman Jobn, bookbinder '12 Batavia Wortman Nicholas, mason 203 Broome Wortman Peter, grocer 76 William Wortman & Taylor, grocers 36 William c. Liberty


Wotherspoon George, merchant 57 Pine b. 120 Houston .


Wotherspoon James, comb-maker 95 Chatham Wragff W. F. bookbinder rear 9 Anthony Wray Joseph, comedian 36 Ludlow Wray Stephen, grocer 171 Washington Wreaks Henry, merchant 145 Pearl Wregg Mary, tailoress 59 Anthony Wren Daniel, laborer 103 Clinton Wright Abraham, 32 Clarkson Wright Amaziah, physician & surgeon 65 Chambers Wright Benjamin, civil engineer 415 Broome Wright Benjamin, drygoods Amos c. Greenwich Wright Charles, teacher dancing 55 Orange Wright Charles C. engraver 87 Amity Wright Charles S. chairmaker 165 Bowery


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Wright Clark, M.D. 47 Cedar Wright Daniel, carpenter 3 King Wright Doty, grocer 103 Stanton Wright Edward, grocer 293 Front Wright Edward A. merchant 307 Pearl h. 23 Rose Wright Eli, whip-maker 60 Fulton Wright Ferris, milkman Bowery n. Tenth Wright Finley, builder 20 Cedar Wright Frederick, tailor 1 Goerck Wright Garrit, baker 46 Eldridge Wright Grove, merchant 51 Hudson Wright Henry, harness-maker 22 Thomas Wright Henry, fisherman 22 Chapel Wright Horace, smith Water c. Montgomery Wright Isaac, merchant 89 h. 78 Beekman Wright James & John, starch manuf. East,b. c. Thirt'th Wright James W. clerk 15 South h. 7 Pine Wright Jane, bandbox-maker 155 Fulton Wright Job, eye-infirmary Broadway Wright John, carpenter 18 Amity wright John, shoemaker Lombardy n. Walnut wright John, rigger. 133 Madison wright John, coppersmith 128 Cherry wright John, measurer 53 Oliver wright John, wagoner 170 Rivington wright John, smith 73 Clinton wright John, mariner 52 Spring Wright jr. John, earthenware 43 Water Wright John B. 308 h. 293 Pearl Wright John D. com. merchant 53 Cliff Wright John W. brewer 52 to 64 Crosby


Wright Peter, mason rear 79 Hamersley .


Wright Reuben, weigh-master 84 South b: 199 Orchard


Wright Robert, grocer 539 Grand


Wright Robert, brewer 109 Delancey Wright Samuel, hairdresser 193 Delancey Wright Samuel, 1 Anthony . Wright Samuel, batter 110 Allen


Wright Stephen, shipwright 13 Suffolk


Wright Stephen, shoemaker 109 Anthony


Wright Washington, com. mer. 139 Pearl Wright William, accountant.39 Sullivan Wright William, saddler 130 Water


Wright William, merchant 89 h. 78 Beekman


Wright William, tailor 602 Broadway


Wright William, cartman 235 Elizabeth


Wright jr. William, tallow-chandler 96 Bayard Wright widow Phebe, 17 Jones Wright & Co leather-store 506 Greenwich n. Spring Wright & Son Isaac, Liverp.pack.off. 89 Beekman.c. Cliff Wrightner N. smith 263 Stanton Wrigley John M. 269 Pearl


Wunnenberg Albert, sexton 22 Clarkson Wunuenberg Francis, furrier 132 William


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Wurzbach George C. book-keeper 167 Washington Wyant Thomas, porter rear 23 Hester


Wyble Anthony, grocer Fitzroy -road n. Greenwich Wyble Cornelius, comb-maker 56 Herring Wyckoff Abraham A. leather-store 13 Ferry


Wyckoff Alexander R. 36 South b. 86 Leonard


Wyckoff Arthur, mason Washington e. Perry Wyckoff Cornelius, baker 88 Pump


Wyckoff F. S. merchant 79 Dey h. 6 Broadway


Wyckoff Henry, mer. 160 Washington h. - 152 Chambers Wyckoff Henry I. 6 Broadway


Wyckoff Jacob, attorney 129 Fulton Wyckoff John, mason 136 Reed Wyckoff John, shoe-store 167 Division Wyckoff Samuel C. shoemaker 42 Ludlow Wyckoff Samuel S. 136 Reed


Wyckoff William H. W. shoemaker Grand c. Laurens . Wyckoff & Son, Albert, 36 South b. 86 Leonard Wyckoff, Brown & Co 102 Vesey Wyckoff & Nicoll, 160 Washington c. Dey Wyckoff W. & L. grocers 230 Fulton Wyer Angeline widow of Joseph, drygoods 50 Market Wyeth Henry H G.laborer rear 183 Wooster


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Wyeth Jarob, M.D. 38 Walker


Wyeth & Cleveland, fancy drygoods 126 Pearl Wykes George, shoemaker 146 William Wykes Thomas, shoemaker 106 Chapel Wyman John W. attor. couns. & police justice 2 Park-pl. "


Wyman Joshua, grocer 189 North c. Ridge


Wyman & Morris, attorn. & couns. 2 Park-place Wymbs Daniel, grocer 66 Cross


Wymbs John S. 58 Elm Wymbs Thomas, broker & cabinetmaker 30 Harman Wynkoop Augustus, merchant 75 Pearl h. 32 Greenwich Wyukoop Peter, 25 Lispenard Wyvill Samuel, tailor 24 Ferry X


Xifre Joseph, 43 Harman Y


Yager Henry, 13 Herring Yard Joseph, grocer 78 James Yardley & Co. I. merchants 106 South . Yarington John W. tailor 111 Elizabeth Yarwood William C. tailor 50 Water Yates Benjamin, fringe-weaver 22 Norfolk Yates Christopher C. M.D. 42 Dey Yates Edward, glass-cutter 23 Delancey Yates George, merchant 63 Maiden-lane Yates Henry, 164 Broadway Yates H. C. lottery-office 1 Cortlandt Yates John, shipcarpenter Broome c. Columbia. Yates John, rigger. 52 Roosevelt Yates John B. couns. 164 B.way h. Greenwich c. Carlista Yates Thomas, hairdresser 187 Bowery


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Yates Thomas, hatter 609 Broadway Yates William, painter 178 William Yates William, rigger 113 Lombardy Yates William, shoemaker 116 Chambers Yates & M'Intyre, lottery managers 164 Broadway Yeamans Royal, machinist Water c. Corlaors Yeatman James, smith 68 Anthony Yeatman John, cartman 143 Chapel Yellot Bethiah widow of George, 207 Grand Yelverton Andrew, shipwright 566 Water Yenni Rodolph, tailor 87 Canal Yeo Richard, glove & leather st. 165 Water & 37.Arcade Yereance Jeremiah, shipjoiner 163 Delancey Yereance John, shipcarpenter 39 Goerck Yeryance Richard, carpenter 13 Watts Yerick Peter, smith, 113 Eldridge Yerks Jacob, boatman 32 Cornelia Yeury Frederick, cartman Perry n. Herring Ynclan Esteban S. merchant $ Front Yonge Abraham, chairmaker 35 Sheriff .


Youle Adam W. insp. of beef & pork 624 b. 615 Water Youle George plumb. & pewterer 296 Water h. 3d Av. Youle George, drygoods 184 Bowery Youle Thomas, 32 Frankfort Youle Timothy, printer 67 Spring: Youle & Weeks, cooperage 624-Water


Youman William, accountants . Washington Young Elizabeth, 174 Duane Young David, shipjoiner 402 Churry Young Ebenezer, rigger Scammel n. Lombardy


Youmans Ezekiel, cartman 24 Clarke Youmans Frederick, cartman 41 Watts


Youmans Jeremiah, cartman 135 Orange Young Abiather, York-house 5 & 7 Cortlandt Young Alexander, 474 Grand Young Charles, carpenter 184 Norfolk Young Colin, coppersmith 128 Orange Young George, victualler 76 Wall Young Henry, hardware 4 Maiden-lane h. 30 Lispenard Young Isaac, notary & sol. 178 Fulton h. 43 Lumber Young & Son Jacob, cooper 26 Fletcher h. 89 Forsyth Young Jacob O. porter rear 26 Lumber Young James, cartman 9 Perry Young James, cooper 77 Mott Young James, plasterer 151 Vhrick Young James, smith 44 Eldridge Young James, cabinetmaker 377 Washington Young James, plasterer 41 Thompson Young James, Teacher, School in the Allen-street Church house 211 Bowery Young James R. currier 536 Water Young Joab, machinist 251 Delancey Young John, 200 Bleecker Young John, shoemaker 49 Norfolk 42


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Young John, plasterer 42 Watts Young John, plasterer 175 Varick Young John B. 624 Thompson Young John G. carpenter 104 Avenue D Young John G. shoemaker 81 Orange Young Jou a, cooper 162 Eldridge Young Joseph, cabinetmaker 57 Anthony Young Lucius, boarding-house 159} Front Young Moses, mahogany-yard 272 Cherry h. 63 Rutgers Young Nathaniel, 242 Broome Young Paoli, cabinetmaker 94 Reed Yonng Peter A. accountant 33 Rivington


Young Samuel, hatter 84 Barclay c. Washington


Young Samuel, chairmaker 45 Oliver Young Samuel, cartman 294 Greene Young Samuel D. clothier 53 Cross


. Young Stephen, watch-maker 511 Grand h. 13 Lewis Young Stephen B. cabinetmaker 69 Broad Young Thomas, cooper 69 Sheriff Young T. M. W. hat manuf. 144 Bowery Young William, grocer Duane c. William Young William, shipcarpenter 277 North Young William, hairdresser 98 James & 6 Division Young William, weaver Fourth c. 6th Avenue Young William H cartman Willet c. Delancey Young William W. watchcase-maker rear 14 Dey Young widow Cathar 551 Broome


Young Lavinia wido Wm. drygoods 55 Canal. Young Maria widow Jesse, coat-scourer 40} Beekman Young widow Sophia, 166 Stanton


Youngs George, carpenter 52 Vandam Youngs Henry, merchant 281 Broadwayh. 32 Reed Youngs Hiram, drygoods 2714 Broadway b. 57 Reed Youngs John, cartman 99 Clinton Yughey John, 77 Bayard Z


Zabriskie Abraham A. carpenter 49 Wooster Zabriskie A. G. merchant 81 Pearl b. 18 Sta.c Zabriskie Albert, beatman 93 Amos Zabriskie Albert, cartman 15 Desbrosses n. Greenwich Zabriskie Andrew J. cartman 708 Greenwich


Zabriskie Christian, sec. Fult. ins. co. 524 Greenwich Zabriskie George, 407 Washingtou Zabriskie Jacob, smith 105 Perry Zabriskie Jacob, cartman 141 Amos Zabriskie John C. 99 Varick n. ,Watts Zabriskie jr. Thomas, liverystable 55 Pump Zeiss James, glasscutter 39 John


Zellers John, carpenter 109 Mulberry


Zimmerman Andrew, hay cartman 21 Desbrosses Zimmerman jr. Andrew, chairmaker 21 Desbrosses Zimmerman J. C. Dutch Consul 44 Pearl b. 96 Leonard Zimmerman James, chairmaker 71 Vandam Zobel Christopher, moulder Lombardy n. Walnut"


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Zuntz Judab, att. notary and couns. 29 Wall Zuill Walter, tallow chandler 74 Cedar


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« Auchmuty Henrietta, Bleecker n. Mercer B Bailey Sheldon, carpenter Art n. 3d Avenue Benson & Ferris, drygoods 152} Canal Bonney Benj. W. commissioner, &c. 5 Nassau Bowne Walter R. 65 Broadway Brennan Thomas, grocer 115. West n. Chambers Bridge Benjamin H. 87 South C Campbell & Hart James M. removed to 169 Broadway Carman John B. milkman Art n. Bowery Carpenter Seymour, removed to 64 Prince Carr Solomon, 319 Grand Carr & Wood, drygoods 319 Grand Cunningham J. H. 103 Front F.


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Hallett & Goin, notarys 15 Burling-slip Hewlett Oliver, grocer Vesey c. Washington Hillican widow Mary, Art n. Bowery. Holt rev. Edwin, 50 Laight K Kendall Isaac C. is 5 Broad way M


Martin & Co. John T. com. mer. 126 Water


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Public Buildings, Churches, and Incorporated Societies.


Abyssinia Baptist Church, (African) 44 Anthony Academy of the Fine Arts, N. Y. Institution Chambers Etna Fire Insurance Company, 214 Broadway African Bethlehem Church, rear 64 Mott African Free School, 245 William. No. 2, 137 Mulberry African Methodist Church, 156 Church c. Leonard African Society for mutual relief, rear 44 Orange African Episcopal Church, Collect n. Leonard Albion, 9 Jones Buildinga


Alliance British and Foreign Life and Fire Assurance Company of London ; agency at City of Jersey All Saints Church, Grand n. Columbia American Bible Society, 115 Nassau American Museum, N. Y. Institution Chambers c. B.way American Insurance Company, 51 Wall


American Sunday School Union Depository, 140 Nassau American Tract Society, 144 Nassau c. Spruce


Appraiser's office U. S. 19 Broad Apprentices' Library, 2 Chambers


Arcade, Maiden-lane, to John n. Broadway


Arcade Baths, Chambers nearly opposite the Rotunda Arcade Long Rooms, entrance. 13 John opposite the Arcade and 198 Fulton


Arsenal City, Elm c. Franklin Asbury (African) Church, 55 Elizabeth


Associate Presbyterian Church. Grand c Mercer


Associate (second) Reformed Church. 550 Pearl Atlantic Insurance Company, 48 Merchants Exchange Austrian Consul (Petersen) .118 Pearl Bank of America, Wall c. William


Bank Chemical 216 Broadway


Bank City, 38 Wall Bank of Delaware and Hudson Canal Company 13 Walt Bank Franklin, 1 Franklin-square Bank Fulton, Fulton . c. Pearl Bank of Manhattan Company, 23 Wall Bank Mechanics', 16 Wall


Bank Merchants', 25 Wall .


Bank New-York, 32 Wall c. William


Bank U. S. Dry Dock, Tenth c. Avenue D & 4 Wall


Bank North River, 186 Greenwich


Bank Phenix, 24 Wall


Bank for Savings, 23 Chambers


Bank Tradesman's, 177 Chatham Bank Union, 17 Wall


Bank U. S. Branch, 15 Wall


Baptist Meeting-houses-Mulberry n. Chatham-Broome n. Elizabeth-First 29 Gold-Delancey c. Chrystie Vandam n. Varick-Provost n. Chapel-South 84 Nassau-Anthony n. Chapel (colored) Bowery Presbyterian Church, 66 Bowery British Consul (Buchanan) 4 Broad Brooklyn Ferry, Fulton-st. East River 1


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Brooklyn Horse Ferry, Catharine-slip Catharine Market, foot of Catharine-street Catholic Churches-Cathedral, Mott n. Prince-St. Pe- ter's, Barclay-Church, Ann Street Centre Presbyterian Church' Broome a. Elm Gentre Market, Orange c. Grand Chatham Fire Insurance Company, 6 Chatham-square Chatham Theatre, 90 Chatham Christ Church, German Lutheran Frankfort c. William Christ Church (Lyell) Anthony n. Broadway Christian Journal, 99 Pearl'


Circus, Broadway n. Grand City Bridewell, Broadway op. Murray City Dispensary, Cross rear of City Hall City Jail, head of the Park n. Chatham


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City Hall, at the head of the Park City Hotel, 123 Broadway


City Workshops, Elm c. Franklin Clerk of the U. S. Court (F. G. Betts), 144 Nassau Clerk Court of Equity (R. C. Wheeler), 34 Pine Clerk of the Sessions and Oyer and Terminer, 23 Hall . Clerk City and County, City Hall


College of Physicians and Surgeons, 3 Barclay Colombia Consulate office (X. De Medina), 4 Wall Columbia College, foot of Park-place Commercial Advertiser, 48 Pine


Commissary General (N.Y.) State 98 Franklin


Comptroller Trin. Church (Wm. Johnson), Fult.c.Church Consistory of Reformed Dutch Church, Nassau c. Ann Contributionship Fire Insurance Company. 44 Wall Corlaer's Market, Corlaer's Hook


Coroner's office (Colvill), 145 Greenwich c. Liberty Corporation public yard, Franklin c. Elm Cram's Phenix Distillery, Canal c. Elm


Custom House and Collector's office, Wall c. Nassau Danish Consul (Petersen) 118 Pearl


Deaf and Dumb Institution, at the N. Y. Institution Dry Dock, foot of Tenth n. Avenue D


Duane Market, foot Duane North River


Dutch Consulate (Zimmerman) 44 Read And. Dutch Reformed Churches-Liberty c. Nassau-8 Gar- den-William c. Fulton-Franklin n. Church- Market c. Henry-Greene c. Broome-Greene c. Houston-Herring c. Charles Bloomingdale-(true) King n. Maedougal


Dutchess County Insurance Company, 43 William Dutchess and Orange Steamboat Company 119 Broad Eagle Insurance Company, 59 Wall Eastern Pearl-street House (Fearing's) 309 Pearl c.Ferry Eighth Presbyterian Church, Christopher n. Asylum Episcopal Charity School Canal c. Varick Equitable Insurance Company, 48 Wall Essex Market, Grand c. Essex


Examiner in Chancery (Silvanus Miller), 2 Cedar Farmer's Fire Insurance and Loan Co. 34} Wall Fireman's Insurance Company, 46 Wall *42


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First Presbyterian Church, Wall n. Broadway Fort Gansevoort, head of Washington Franklin Fire Insurance Company, 19 Merchant's Exch. Franklin Market, Old-slip


French Consul (D'Espinville), 80 Murray French Episcopal Church, 18 Pine n. Nassau Freedom's Journal, 150 Church


Friends' Meeting Houses-Rose n. Pearl-Hester c. Eli- zabeth


Fulton Fire Insurance Company, 29 Wall


Fulton Steamboat Company. 93 South c. Fulton Fulton Market, Fulton c. South German Reformed Church (Knouse) Forsyth n. Division Globe Insurance Company, 27 Wall


Gouverneur Market, foot of Gouverneur Governor's Room, 11 City Hall Grace Church (J. M. Wainwright) Broadway c. Rector Grand-street Market, Corl. Hook foot of Grand


Greenwich Market, Greenwich n. Christopher


Hamburgh Vice Consul (Schmidt), 69 Pine Harbor Masters, Water c. Maiden-lane Health Commissioner (R. L. Walker), 96 Duane


Hoboken Ferries, foot of Barclay-Canal Hope Insurance Company, 56 Wall House of Refuge, Bloomingdale and Broadway Howard Insurance Company, 60 Wall Hudson Insurance Conmpany, 18 Wall


Inspector of the Port, Office Custom-h. Wall c. Nassau Inspector's office, staves & heading (Peckwell) 162 South Jefferson Insurance Comp. 108 Chatham c. Pearl


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Kinepock Institution, City Dispensary, Tryon Row Lafayette Insurance Company, Pearl c. Frankfort Lafayette Theatre, Laurens n. Canal Lehigh Coal & Navigation Comp. Barclay n. Broadway Life and Fire Insurance Company, 38 William Loan Office for the U. S. at the Branch Bank, Wall Loan Office for the State N. Y. 2 City Hall


Lying-in Asylum for destitute females, 94 Greene Magazine of the Ref. Dutch Church, 184 Nassau c. Aan Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, 26 Wall Manhattan Water Works, 7 Reed


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Mercantile Insurance Company, 43 William Merchants' Fire Insurance Company. 53 Wall Merchants Exchange Company, 44 Wall


Methodist Churches-John n. Nassau-Broome c. Cas-


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Mercantile Advertiser, 159 Pearl Mercantile Library, 82 Cliff n. Ferry


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Neptune Company (H. Fitz Sec ) Mott c. Chatham New Jerusalem Chapel, Pearl n. Augustus New-York American, 8 Nassau New-York Atheneum, Broadway c. Pine Now-Yord Chemical Manufacturing Comp. 10th Avenue n. Thirty-third st .- John C. Morrison druggist 188 Greenwich-street agent New-York City Hospital, 320 Broadway op. Pearl


New-York Daily Advertiser 22 Merchant's Exchange


New-York Dry Dock Company, 4 Wall


New-York Enquirer, 1 William


New- work Evening Post, 49 William New-York Fireman's Hall, 67 Fulton


New-York Gaslight Comp. Rynders c. Hester


New-York Gazette, 3 Hanover Square'


New-York Institution, Chambers rear City Hall


New-York Insurance Company, 34 Wall d


New-York Laboratory Association, 149 Maiden-lane New-York Loan Company, 10 Frankfort New-York Lombard Association, 66 Chatham


New-York & Marine Bible Society Depository, 59 Fult. New-York Mirror & Ladies Literary Gaz. 142 Nassau New-York Observer, 144 Nassau


New-York Public Schools-Chatham c. Tyron Row- No. 2, 119 Henry n. Pike-No. 3, Hudson c. Ber- rows-No. 4, Rivington c. Pitt-No. 5, Mott n. Spring-No. 6, Almshouse, Bellevue-No. 7, 70 Chrystie --- No. 8, Grand, n. Wooster.


New-York Schuylkill Coal Comp, Wash. c. Beaver-lane New-York Slate Company, 123 Washington


New-York Soc. Intelligence office, N. Y. Inst. Chambers New- York Society Library, 33 Nassau


New-York Statesman, 16 Merchant's Exchange


New-York Sugar Refining Comp. 162 Church c. Leonard New-York Theatre, Bowery above Bayard


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Niagara Insurance Company, 23 Merchants' Exchange North American Coal Company, 4 Wall North Battery, foot of Hubert North River Insurance Company, 192 Greenwich Ocean Insurance Company, 45 Wall


Orange Fire Insurance Company, 42 Wall (up stairs) Orphan Asylum, Greenwich n. Bank Orphan Asylum (Catholic), Prince c. Mott Pacific Insurance Company, 49 Wall


Park Theatre, 21 Park


Phenix Fire Insurance Company, 254 Broadway Police-Office, No. 1 City Hall S. W. corner ground floor Portuguese Consul's Office, (J. C. de Figaniere e Morão) . Portwarden's Ofice, 55 Wall [39 Pine -


Post-Office, in the Merchants' Exchange, Exchange-place Powles Hook Ferry, foot of Cortlandt


Presbyterian Churches-Beekman c. Park ; Vandewater n. Frankfort ; Cedar n. William ; Wall n. Broadway; Rutgers c. Henry ; Laight c. Varick ; Greene c. Canal ; Patten's Broome n. Elm : Bleecker D. Broadway ; Al- len c. Grand ; 66 Bowery


Probate-Office, City Hall Ist floor N. E. corner


Protection Fire Insurance, 49 Wall


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Providence Chapel, 49 Thompson


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Recorder, No. 4 City Hall N. E. corner 1st floor


Reformed 2d Presbyter. Churh, Chambers op. N.Y. Inst.


Register Office, No. 23 City Hall S. W. corner 1st floor Resident Physician, (Joseph Bayley) 56 Walker


Rhode Island Coal Company, 99 Canal Roman Consul, (M. Mantin) 7} Old-slip Rotunda, Chambers c. Tryon-row


Russian Consul, (J. G. Bogert) 138 Water b. 81 Elm Rutgers Medical College, 94 Duane Safety Barge Lady Clinton for Albany, foot of Cortlandt Safety Barge Lady Van Rensselaer, foot of Cortlandt


Sardinian Cousul, (S. V. Boland)-132 Pearl


Saturday Evening Gazette, 114 Fulton


Saxon Consul (Mensch) 118 Pearl-


Scotch Presbyterian Church, 37 Murray Scotch Presbyterian Church, 33 Cedar & Pearl n. B.way


Scotch Presbyterian, Spring n. Varick


Sheriff's Office, 21 City Hall


Shipping Com. List & Price Cur. 33 Wall up stairs Soup House of Humane Society, Cross n. Tryon-row Spanish Consul, (Stoughton). 76 Leonard


Spectator, 48 Pine Springstreet Market, Spring c. Greenwich State Prison, Washington op. Amos Staten Island Ferry House, Whiteball . Steam Boat Commerce for Albany, foot of Cortlandt Steam Boat Swift sure for Albany, foot of Cortlandt Steam Navigation Company Office, 82 Cortlandt Steam Transportation Line, (Albany) 17 Coonties-slip


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St. George's Church (Milner) Beekman c. Cliff St. James Ev. Lutheran Ch. (Schaeffer) Orange n. Hester St. John's Chapel, Varick opposite Hudson Square St. John's Hall, 8 Frankfort


St. Luke's Church, (Upfold) 381 Hudson n. Christopher St. Mark's Church, (Creighton) Stuyvesant n. 2d Avenue St. Matthew's Ev.Luch Ch. (Geissemainer) Walker n. B.


St. Patrick's Cathedal, Mott n. Prince


St. Paul's Chapel, Broadway c. Fulton and Vesey


St. Peter's Church, (Catholic) 16 Barclay


St. Philip's Church, (Williams) 24 Collect Sterling Company, 190 Water Street Commissioner's office, 8 City Hall St. Stephen's Church, (Feltus) Chrystie c. Bloome


St. Thomas' Church. (Duffie) Broadway c. Houston Sun Fire Insurance Company, 14 Wall Surrogate, 22 City Hall Surveyor of the Port and Inspector, (Stagg) 2 Nassau Swedish Consul, (Gahn) 17 Broad Swiss Consul (H. C. de Rhain) 44 Broad Synagogues Jews'(Piezotto) 19Mill-(Hart) Elm n. Canal Tammany Hall, Nassau c. Frankfort Times Office, 17 Merchants' Exchange Tontine Coffee House, Wall c. Water 1 Trader's Fire Insurance Company, 34 Wall Tradesman's Fire Insurance Company, 187 Chatham Trinity Church, Broadway opposite Wall Trinity Church Vestry Office, Fulton c Church. Union Insurance Company, 21 Merchants' Exchange Unitarian Churches, Chambers n. Church; Prince c.Merc. Universalist Churches, Duane c August .; Prince c.Orange United Christian Brethren, Third n. Lewis .


United States Loan Office, in the U. S. Bank 15 Wall United States Fire Insurance Co. 288 Pearl c. Beekman United States District Attorney, (Tillotson) 5 Broad United States Military Store, 61 Washington Utica Insurance Company, 50 Wall


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Washington Insurance Company, William c. John Washington Hall, 282 Broadway c. Reed Watch houses, City Hall : Eldridge ; Prince ; Christopher Welsh Baptist Church, 43 Elizabeth [c. Hudson


West Point Foundry Association, Beach c. West Western Insurance Company, (Buffalo) 43 William Williamsburgh Ferry, foot of Grand, East-river Zion Church, Mott c. Cross


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ANOTHER Volume of the Directory, a work pro- duced by the most Unremitted application and drudg- ery, is now presented, by the Editor, to the public use ; he cannot say public patronage, for the purchase of the work is confined to a very small number of indi- viduals.


When the book formerly contained from ten to fif- teen thousand names it appeared about the 20th to the close of June ; now, it is published about a fortnight later, and contains rising twenty-seven thousand names ; these are collected by persons employed by the Editor ; the compiling and preparing the copy for the press is the work, solely, of the Editor, by whom the printing of the work is also superintended.


So long back as when the Directory contained not more than six or seven thousand names the publica- tion was delayed about as late ; but it must be re- marked, that the then editor, father of the present, bestowed a far greater degree of labour upon the same . quantity of matter ; at that time, so much experience in the business had not been had. and accuracy could only be obtained by a far greater degree of application. At the present day, every expedient must be adopted . and all management used in order to enable the Edi- tor to conclude his task at the time of present pub- lication.


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able men that the Editor finds his more ennobling re- ward : to such he tenders the most sincere acknow- ledgement for their support : and he freely admits that there are many honourable men among the pur- chasera of the work, for whom to labour.is a pleasure. The quantity of particular and definite information obtained,. the degree of accuracy which character- ises the work, and the brief period of time in which it is completed, considering the innumerable difficul- ties attending the operation, afford cause of wonder- ment to the mind of the publisher. There are some persons who presume to say the work ought to be con- cluded earlier, and that it ought to be afforded at a lower price ; but as such men do speak without any the least knowledge as regards the difficulties or the expenses of the work-the publisher can only notice thein by regretting, that he is unfortunately, by po- verty of circumstances, compelled to labour in a ve- cation in which he is subjected to the animadversions of men with such poverty of intellect :-- The work contains nearly twenty-eight thousand names, gene- rally speaking most correctly spelt, the information minute and definite, alphabetically arranged, and ox- hibiting a degree of accuracy unequalled in any other work that has come to the knowledge of the Editor : and this being expressly perfected for the convenience and benefit of the citizens of this city, afferding to them an indispensable article of the utmost accom- medation, the Editor considers himself honestly enti- tled to all the reward which their liberal patronage can bestow.


The publisher, as well as most people, hashis hobby, (' which he rides after his own fashion ; and whilst 1 claiming this privilege he is willing others should enjoy the same, and as said before, he does not complain of those who by sacrificing all honesty on their part live by borrowing his Directory ; he has .the consolation of knowing that they impose also on others as well as himself, The following disclosure is made by a wri- ter in the American of 8th Feb. last, relative to the Philharmonic Society : " By an unanimous vote passed this season, a subscription . was to have been raised to defray the expenses incurred," " although the.


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sote was passed, although all the MEMBERS APPEND. FD the concerts, although the list of members compre- · hends a large number of our RICHEST citizens and most of the fashionable world-not more than half have paid their subscriptions" _! The other half of the most wealthy and the most respectable of our citizens are to be seen DAILY BORROWING my Di- rectory ;- and yet the world calls me crusty.


Facts, as Major Noah says, are the basis of all reasoning : and in netice to the illiberal remarks of some people upon the effect of an opposition, the edif tor confines himself to stating, that, during the po- riod of the publication of Longworth's Directory, some eight or nine opposition Directories have been attempted, which in every instance save one, were published at an earlier day than this Directory ; and also afforded the publisher on these occasions a safe opportunity of advancing the price of this work.


The ambition, the integrity, and also the interest of the Editor are the only motives that can urge him to a prompt and faithful execution of the task. :


The publisher has concluded to abstain from all denunciations against borrowers of the Directory ; he thinks they must be unenvied in the pitiful son- sations they must experience while sneaking into their neighbors to borrow a Directory. One rich mer- chant, with an income of many thousands, has com- menced an atoning act of reformation : the other gon- tleman, with his fees of office amounting to many thousands per annum, is impenetrable to the daily dissatisfaction expressed by his neighbours, whom he - yet pesters by intruding to borrow their Directory -- a book which he is abundantly able to purchase ; but, as has been remarked before, when men do choose to be pitifully mean, there , truly is no mis- take in the case.


A few years since Fulton street was numbered throughout, which the Editor presumes to consider should have rendered unnecessary a renumbering of this street for a century to come : nevertheless it bas


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