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Maiden-lane, H, i, n, leads (properly) from Broadway to the East River ; the part below Pearl was formerly nick-named Fly-market.
Mangin, T, x, leads from Grand towards North ; is the 20th and the most remote street east of the Bowery. Marketfield, E, F, l, m, leads from Broad to Whitehall, and from Broadway on the north side of the Battery to the North River.
Market, O, r, leads from Division to the East river ; is the Ist above Catharine, and was formerly called East George.
Mechanic Alley, N, O, s, leads from Lombardy to Cherry, between Market and Pike.
Mercer, R, m, n, leads from Canal to Fourth ; the Ist west of Broadway.
Mesier's Alley, F, o, leads from Water to the East river, between Coenties slip and Old slip.
Mill, F, n, leads from Broad passing the Synagogue indi- rectly to Stone.
Montgomery, Q, u, leads from Division to the East river : the 6th above Catharine.
More, E, D, n, leads from Pearl to South, between White- ball and Broad.
Morton, U, f, q, leads from Arden along the north side of the Episcopal cemetery to the North river ; the 3d south of the State prison.
Mott, P, o, p, leads out of the left side of Chatham square .to Bleecker ; the part above Bayard was formerly called Winne ; is the Od West of the Bowery.
Mulberry, R, o, leads out Chatham 2d above Pearl to near Bleecker ; is the Jd west of the Bowery.
Murray, L, 1, leads from Broadway at the Park, near the City Hall, to the North river ; the 4th above St. Paul's church.
Nassau, HI, m, leads from Wall at the head of Broad to Chatham and Frudifort, at the south side of the Park,
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A LIST OF STREITS.
New. G, m, leads from Wall to Beaver, between Broadway and Broad.
New -- lip, L, q, r, that part of James-street from Cherry to the East river.
Nicholas William, Y, o, on Stuyvesant farm, not accepted by the Corporation.
Norfolk, S, s, leads from Division to North ; the 8th east of the Bowery.
North, U, q, leads from the Bowery to near the East river ; the 5th above Grand.
North Moore, O, i, leads from Chapel to the North river ; 4th above Duane.
Oak, M, N, p, q, leads from Pearl to Catharine ; the 22 south of Chatham.
Old slip, F. p, leads from the foot of William to the East river, between Coffee House slip and Coenties Slip.
Oliver, M. N, q, leads (now) from Chatham-square to the East river ; Ist west of Catharine.
Orange, Q, o, leads northwardly from Chatham, Ist above Pearl on the left, and terminates in Crosby above Prince.
Orchard, Q, r, leads from Division to North ; the 5th east of the Bowery.
Otter's Alley, R, k, I, leads from Thompson to Sullivan between Grand and Broome. (Not on the Map.) Park, K, m, leads from Ann to Beckman, along the south side of the Park ; the theatre fronts this street.
Park-place, L, 1, leads from Broadway, at the Park, to the College green, 3d above St. Paul's church; was for- merly called Robinson.
Pearl, F, p, leads from the Battery by an irregular and cir- cuitous course to Broadway, directly opposite the Hospital ; its length exceeds a mile and a quarter.
Peck Slip, O, P, p, leads from Pearl at Ferry to the East River.
Pell, I, p, leads westwardly from the Bowery to Mott ; is a small street.
Pelham, O, s, t, leads from Lombardy to Cherry between Pike and Rutgers ; is a small lane.
Perry, X, Y, g, leads from Greenwich-lanc to the North River, Sd above State Prison.
fiko, O, s, leads from Division to the East river, 2d above Catharine , was formerly called Charlotte, and chang"
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A LIST OF STREETS.
ed in honour of Gen. Pike, who was killed at u. taking of York, U. C. April 27, 1813.
Pike Slip, O. s. t. that part of Pike-street from Cherry the Last River.
Pine, H. n. leads from Broadway opposite Trinity Chur ... yard to the E. River ; first above Wall ; was former: called King.
Powles Hook Ferry, I. i. on the N. River, foot of Cor - landt-street.
Pitt, U. u. leads from Grand, at its junction with Division to North ; 13th cast of the Bowery.
Prince, T. I. leads from the Bowery crossing Broadway !. M'Dougal, where it meets Charlton.
Provost, O. i. leads from Chapel to the N. River.
Pump, P. o. leads out of Division at Ludlow to Walker . crosses the Bowery near its commencement ; the part west of the Bowery was formerly called Nicholas.
Reason, W. h, leads from Bedford towards the 6th Avenue Renwick, R, h, (not on the map) runs from Canal t Broome, between Hudson and Greenwich.
Rector, G. I, leads from Broadway between Trisity and Grace Church, to the North River.
Reed, M. I, leads from Cross to the North River, crossing Broadway, 2H above the Park.
Republican Alley, M, n, leads from the foot of Elm, and ter- minates in Reed near Broadway ; is a small lane.
Rhinelander Alley, near Washington and Beach.
Rider's Alley, K, o, leads from Fulton between Gold and Cliff to Eden's Alley.
Ridge, U, u, leads from Division to North ; 19th east of the Bowery.
Rivington, T, r, leads from the. Bowery to the East River ; 3d above Grand.
Robinson, L, k, leads from the College green to the North River.
Roosevelt, M, N, p, leads from Chatham, Ist above Pearl, to the East River.
Alose, L, n, o, leads from Frankfort to Pearl ; Od south of Chatham.
Rotgers, P, t, leads from Division to the East River ; SJ above Catharme.
Rynders, Q, R, n, o, leads frem Collect, in continuation, at Hester to Broome.
Scammel. Q. R, v. leads from the junction of Division with Grand to the East River.
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A LIST OF STREETS.
Scott, Z, g, leads from Greenwich-lane to Hudson ; above State Prison.
Sheriff, U, v, leads from Grand to North ; 15th east of the" Bowery.
Skinner, L, o, p, crosses Frankfort near Pearl ; a small place Slote-lane, G, n, o, leads from William opposite Beaver.
and turning to the right terminates in Pearl at Hanc.
ver-square, (name changed to Exchange street, Dec'r. 23, 1825,)
South, D, u, J, p, Q, w, leads from Whitehall near the Bat- tery, and extends along the margin of the river to. wards Corlaer's Hook.
Spring, S, i, S, o, leads from the Bowery, crossing Broad. way, 2d above Grand, to the North River.
Spruce, K, L, n, leads from the Brick Church, at the Park, to Gold ; was formerly called Little George.
Stanton, U, s, leads from the Bowery to the East River ; 4th above Grand.
Staple, N, k, leads from Duane to Harison, between Green- wich and Hudson ; a small street.
State, D, E, m, leads from Whitehall along the Battery to Broadway,
Stone. E, m, n, leads from the Battery to William. -
St. John's Alley, Q, k, leads from Beach to Laight, imme- diately in the rear of St. John's Church.
Suffolk, R, S, s, t, leads from Grand to North ; 9th east of the Bowery.
Sullivan, T, k, leads from Canal near St. John's Church to Amity ; 6th west of Broadway.
Temple, H, I, leads from Thames to Liberty, in the real of the City Hotel.
Thames, H, ì, leads from Broadway to Greenwich, be- tween Trinity Church and the City Hotel.
Theatre Alley, K, m, leads from Ann to Beekman, immc- diately in rear of the Park Theatre.
Thirteenth, Z, crosses Broadway and the Bowery, the 6th: above Art.
Thomas. N. I, leads from Church in rear of the Hospital to Hudson.
Thompson. S, k, I, leads from Canal to Fourth ; 5th wer of Broadway.
Torbert. N, O, r, leads from Henry to Bancker above Ca tharine ; is an alley, and was called Moore's Row.
Vandam, R, S, h, leads from Greenwich to M'Dougal ; Ist above Spring : was formerly called Budd.
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A LIST OF STREETS.
Vandewater, L, o, p, leads from Frankfort to Pearl.
Varick, R, i, leads from Provost to the Episcopal come:
tery ; St. John's Church fronts on this street, opposite Iludson-square.
Vesey, K, I, leads from Broadway to the North River, on the north side of St. Paul's Church.
Vestry, P, Q. i, leads from Canal to the North River ; Sd above Hudson square.
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Wall, G, H, n, leads from Broadway in front of Trinity Church, to the East River ; the Custom House, and most of the banks and insurance companies are located in this street ; the Tontine Coffee House is at the corner of Water and this street; the new Merchant's Exchange is now erecting on the south side, between William and Pearl .*
Walker, P, m, leads from Chapel, crossing Broadway to Collect, where it meets Pump ; 5th above the Hos- pital.
Walnut, Q, w, leads from Grand to the E. River, at Cor- laer's Hook ; 9th above Catharine.
Warren, M, I, Jeads from Broadway opposite the Park io the North River ; 5th above St. Paul's Church.
Washington, F, I, W, f, leads from the Batteryon the N. River side to the Northward of the State Prison : in length about 2 miles.
Water, K, p. R, u, leads from the Battery, the 3d from the East River, and extends to Coaler's Hook, a distance of above 2 miles.
Watts, Q. h, leads from Sullivan to the North River, obli- quely intersecting Canal.
West, K, h, is to lead from the Battery along the margin of the North River.
White, P, m, leads from Chapel to Orange, crossing Broad- way, the 4th above the Hospital.
Whiteball, E, m, n, leads from the Bowling green at the foot of Broadway to the East River at the Battery.
s& WVillet, U. u, v, leads from Grand to North ; 14th east of the Bowery.
William, G, n. M, o' leads from Pearl at the head of Old Slip, and terminates at Pearl near Chatham.
Wooster. R. S, I, m, lenes from Coast to Fourth ; the 3d west of broadway.
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York, Q. I. Irad from St. John's lane, directly in rear of St. John's Church to Chapel ; ashort street.
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK REGISTER.
OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE U. STATES. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, President. JOUR C. CALHOUN, Vice President.
Henry Clay, Secretary of State-Richard Rush, So- cretary of the Treasury -- Joseph Anderson, Ist Comptr:I- ler. Richard Cutts, Od Comptroller-Thomas Tudor Tucker, Treasurer -- Philip Barbour, Secretary at War --- Samuel L. Southard, Secretary of the Navy-John Mc Lean, Postmaster-General-Robert Patterson, Director of the Mint-John Marshall, Chief Justice-Bushrod Wash- ington, William Johnson, Jr. Thomas Todd, Joseph Story, Gabriel Duvall, Smith Thompson, Judges of the Supreme Court-William Wirt, Attorney General-District Judges, William P. Van Ness, Southern-Alfred Concklin, North- ern .-- District Attorneys, Robert Tillotson, Southern --- Samuel Beardsley, Northern .- Marshals, Thomas Morris. Southern .- John W. Livingston, Northern.
OFFICERS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
DEWITT CLINTON, Governor-JAMES TALLMADGE, Lieut. Governo :.
Samuel Jones, Chancellor ; John Savage, Chief Justice : Jacob Sutherland, John Woodworth, Judges of the Supreme Court ; Samuel A Talcott, Attorney General ; Azariah C. Ilage, Secretary of State, and ex officio Superintendent of Common Schools ; William L. Marcy. Comptroller, Abra- hom Keyser, Treasurer ; Simeon De Wat, Surveyor- General ; Nicholas F. Beck, Adjutant-General ; Gerrit V. Denniston, Judge Advocate-General ; Alexander M. Muir. Commissary of Ordnance and Military Stores ; Archibald Campbell, Dep. Secretary ; Ephraim, Starr, Dep. Comp- troller.
CIRCUIT JUDGES.
Ogden Edwards, First District. Samnel R. Betts, Se cond District. William A Duer, Third District. Reaber HI. Walworth, Fourth District. Nathan William-, Fifth District. Samuel Nelson, Sixth District. Enos T. - Throop. Seventh District. William B. Rochester, Eighth District
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LONGWORTH'S
SENATORS OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.
Districts.
Districts,
Allen, Ethan,
Livingston, Peter R. CI
Bowman, John,
8
Mallory, James,
Brayton, George, 5
McCall, James,
Burrows, Latham A.
0
Mcintyre, Archibald, 4
Burt, James, G&
McMichael, Richard,
3
Colden, Cadwallader D. 1
Morgan, Jedediah,
Crary, John, 4
7
Ogden, Isaac,
Ellsworth, Stukely,
C
Smith, Joshua,
1
Gardiner, David,
1
Spencer, John C.
Hager, Peter, 2d
6
Stebbins, Charles,
5
Haight, Jacob,
3
Viele, John L.
8
Jordan, Ambrose L.
3
Weoster, Sherman, 4
Keyes, Parley,
Wright, Silas, Jr. 5
5
Lake, Wells,
2
John F. Bacon, Clerk.
TABLE OF ROADS.
From Albany to Buffalo.
Schenectady,
15
Manlius,
25 136
Amsterdam,
15 50
Onondaga,
10 110
Caughnawaga,
10.40
Auburn,
24 170
Palatine Bridge,
12 59
Cayuga Bridge,
9 179
Little Falls,
21 73
Geneva,
13 192
Herkimer,
7 80
Canandaigua,
16 208
Ulica,
16 96
1 Batavia, 48 250
Vernon,
15111
Buffalo, 40 296
From Canandaigua, to Lewistown and Niagara.
Rochester,
Clarkson, . 18 16
Lewistown, 60 106
Niagara Falls, 7 113
From Utica to Ogsden- burgh, 120
From Albany to Ballston, Saratoga, and Lake George.
Trov,
6
Waterford, 5 11
Mechanicsville,
8 19
Lake George, 13 72
Ballston Springs 14 33
Saratoga Springs, 7 40
From Utica to Sackett's Harbor, 90
Sandy-Hill, 19 59
1 From Albany to White- hall, 73
:
Hart, Truman,
7
Wilkeson, Samuel,
Nelson, William,
Farli, Jonas, Jr.
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NEW-YORK REGISTER.
COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
IIon. Philip Hone, Mayor. Hon. Richard Riker, Recordo:
Aldermen.
First Ward John Y. Cebra
Second Ward
Sam'l Guilford, jun'r.
William W. Alott
Third Ward
Campbell P. White
Pierre C. Van Wyck
Fourth Ward
John Agnew
John Hitchcock
Fifth Ward
Heury Arcularius
Sixth Ward Seventh Ward
Anthony Lamb Matthew L. Recd Jameson Cox
John Lozier . William S. Coe
Eighth Ward Stuard F. Randolph
Philip W. Engs
Ninth Ward
Jacob B. Taylor,
John R. Peters
Tenth Ward Gideon Ostrander
Abra'm M. Valentino
Eleventh Ward
William P. Rathbone
Lemuel Pittman
Diecifth Ward
William A. Davis
Effingham Schichelin
OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION.
Clerk of the Common Council .--- Jacob Morton.
Chamberlain .-- John Flemimg.
Comptroller .- Garrat N. Bleecker, Talman I. Waters, Clerk Collector .- William S. Smith.
Collector of Arrearages of Taxes .- Talman I. Waters. Collectors of Assessments. - Noah Jarvis, Morris De Camp.
Street Commissioner .-- Roswell Graves.
Assistant Street Commissioner .-- George B. Smith. Superintendent of Strests .- John Al. Bloodgood. Assistant Supe, intendant of Streets .-- Jacob Rapelye.
Street Inspectors .- Gurdon Lathrop, 1st Ward ; Peter Wright. Qnd Ward; Nicholas B. Lyon, 4th Ward; I. A. Isaacs, 5t: Ward. J. M. Thomas, 6th Ward ; Benjamin Fuller, 9th Ward : John Stephens, 8th Ward; Horatio Mott, 9th Ward; Danie! Hubbard, 10th Ward; Josiah Woodruff, 11th Ward.
City Inspector .-- George Cumning. Assistant City Inspectors .-- John Coffin, Obadiah Ayres. Superintendent of Repairs .- Jacob P. Roome. Counsel .- Michael Ulshoeffor.
.Attorney .- Thomas Phoenix.
Public Administrator .- Sylvanus Miller.
Board of Health -- The Board of Health, consists of the Mayor Recorder and Aldermen of the City ; any five of whom construt .. a quorum for the transaction of business. Hon. Philip Hone, President. Jacob Morton, Secretary. Dr. Benjamin Hicks, Assistant. Jonathan Pinckney. do.
·Assist. Aldermen. Thomas Bolton
LONGWORTHI'S *
Health Commissioners .-- Dr. Wm. T. Harrison, Health Off . Dr. Joseph Bayley, Resident Physician ; Dr. Richard L. Wall .. Health Commissioner.
I'ms. House Department. --- Arthur Burtis, Superintendent ; Joh, I. Westervelt, John Targee. Peter Stagg, and Thomas R. Sma: Commissioners ; John Hunter, Clerk ; Dr. Brown, House Phy; cian ; Dr. Isaac Wood, Visiting Surgeon.
WARD DISTRICT JUSTICES,
Have cognisance of all sums to Fifty Dollars.
Ist Ward
Sd do.
do. Judah Hammond, 2 Dey
4th Ward
Cth do. Elisha Morrill, 9 Duane c. William
5th Ward 8th do. Henry Meigs, Church c. Leonard -
Tth Ward 10th do. 9th Ward ---- James Flanagan.
ITarris Scoville, 120 Division n. Alleu
Police Office. -- James Hopson, Police Justice, 24 Vandewate: . street; Smith Ovutt, ditto, 43 Mulberry-street; Henry Abell. ditto, 13-1 Mulberry-street; Sylvester IP'Hommedieu. Clerk, 31 Reod-street : Resolvert Stephens, Deputy Clerk, 97 Mott-st.
First Marshal. - John Sidell, 93 Duane-street. High Constable .--- Jacob Hays, 20 Lispenard-street.
Constables .-- 1st Ward, Robert Graham, Richard S. Clark .- Ad Ward, Richard Ellis. John Wintringham. -- 3d Ward, Henry Grabam. Andrew Van Orden. - 4th Ward, Frederick Seelv. Jas. G. Fino .-- 5th Ward. Cyrus Bedel, Wm. C. Scott .-- 6th Ward. Caleb Crane. Thomas Parker .- 7th Ward, Robert Phillips, Wil- Ham Rhodes,-8th Ward, Cornelius Stagg, Elisha Barton, --? th Ward. Andrew Sinclair, Henry T. Jolly .- 10th Ward, William F. Stevenson, Nehemiah Ludlum .- 11th Ward, Jedediah -. Tho- môs, John W. Simpson .-- 12th Ward, Stephen Heustis, Jacob I'.
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NEW-YORK REGISTER.
LIST OF COUNTY OFFICERS, 1820.
Co indies.
Sheriffs.
C. A. Ten Eyck
Albany
L. L. Van Kleech
Alezary
Hugh Magee
Angelica
Windsor
Daniel Evans
f'sttaraugus
Great Valley
Hudson
John W. Staunter Harmen Bay Perez Randall S. Hotchkiss ir
Guilford Ilomer Auburn
Plattsburgh
Fredonia
Pleasant Valley Clapp Raymond South Kortright John E. Burhans Buffalo Jacob A. Barker
Crown Point
Ashley Pond
Franklin G.erne
Sidney Tuttle
Windham
Charles C. Atec!
Bienesice
W. R. Thompson
Batavia
Ralph Coffin
Hleskimer
Jefferson
John Dygert Henry II. Coffeen John Wyckoff
David Miller
Martinsburgu
Lima
Monroe
James Seymour
Rochester
Simon Stone, 23
Madison
Ezekiel Carpenter
Cazenovia
John G. Curtis
Montgomery Viagara New-York
Eli Bruce
Lockport
James F. Mason
Ostrego
Oliver M. Lownds New - York Asa Dudley
Oswego Village
T. S. Morgen Ralph Lester
Ontario Oneida
J. Garlinghouse
Richmond
John H. Ostroin
Onondaga
Lewis Smith
Skeneateles
Reuben L. Hess
Otsego Orleans Orange
Stacy Beakes
Middletown
Asa Danning
Putnam
Thomas Tailor
Carmel
Queons
Rockland
Rensselaer
John Simonson Abm. P. Stephens H. Vandenbergh W. Betts
L. B. Langworthy Ballston Spa
Thomas Palmer
Abx. H. Marseles
mi henectally
J. F. D. Vedder
.Duanesburgh Waterloo Smithtown
Ogdensborgh Bath
Monticello
Ithaca Nichol
Kirsten
White Plains Salem Glenn's Falls
Jacob Styder V. S. Bat:s Jesse S. Leich Thos. Arciubald! John Barber. ir.
Reuben II. Foster Lyons Eb. Brown
Tonn Van
Jona. Morehouse Samuel Sherman David Pye Benjamin Smith
Schodack Southfield
Jonathan Lewis
Lichmond "Hratoga Schoharie Elijah Van Horne Schobarie
Suffolk St. Lawrence Miruben sullivan Tompkins
Westchester Washington Wanen Wayne
Benj. B. Nichols B. Chamberlain E. O. Holley Samuel A. Smith David Coye S. W. Hughes Roswell Wilson
ayuga
Custauque I u!chess INaware
Elijah Risley, jr. Jobn A. Wood Martin Keeler John G. Camp Samuel Murdock Reeve Peck
Malone
Geo. B. R. Gove
Abijah Beckwith
Watertown
Brooklyn
HI II. Sherwood Abm. Vandeveer Andrew W. Dois Levy Hovey
Kings lewis Livingston
Martin Nash
Charles Easton
Johnstown
Geo. D. Ferguson
David Pierson
Vernon
Cooperstown
E. B. Crandal
John H. Hiser Wm. Lewis
Albion
Oison Nicholson
So. Hempstead Clarkstown
J. S. Vrooman Ernest A Dunlap Ch. H. Havens J. G. Hopkins John Mercalic James Lock wood
Toha hotoson
Israel W. Squires Samuel Smith Levi Lockwood John Kennedy David Hammond Ehn. Vickery
J. C. Broadhead Allan 3h Dodal Win. McFarland Henry Spencer
Residence.
County Clerks.
Amos Peabody
- Abm. Gridley John Walworth John Dexter
Little Falls
Nicholas Dean
STERLING
Capital $ 750,000,
COMPANY Charter Perpetua !.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF
MASING IRON AND STEEL,
AND MANUFACTURING IRON, STEEL, COPPER, AND OTHER METALS, INTO HARDWARE AND CUTLERY GOODS.
OFFICE 62 WALL-STREET.
WORKS
In Rivingion, Arundel, Attorney, and Stanton Streets; where they have 350 Men employed, among whom are superior Mechan- ics in all Branches, which, with the aid of three Steam Engines. they are enabled to execute extensive Orders with despatch, in the best manner, and on favourable terms.
ROBERT C. CORNELL, President. ROBERT WHITE, JUx. Secretary. WILLIAM C. HOLLY, Agent. JOEL JOHNSON, Manager. DIRECTORS.
TYNDE CATIIN, HENRY ECEFORD. 1 FRANCIS SALTUS, ROP'T C. CORNELL, WM. MEINTIRE
I. HENDRICKS, BENJ. W. ROGERS,
NATH'L PRISE. ALEX. HAMILTON,
1
JAMES A. MOORE, LDW. C. DELAVAN. ROB'T WHITE, J.
WN C HOLLY
THE STERLING COMPANY MANUFACTURE
Chain Cables of all sizes, made of Peru fron, of superior strength to all other kinds.
Anchors. from 80 to 5,000 lbs. Steam Engines.
Ship and House Tron Work, Iron Railing, Anvils. -
Tron Chests and Book-Cases, Vlees, Screw Stocks and Dies.
Nails, Spikes, Brads, Tacks, Hinges, Locks, Grates, Axes, Adze- Else- Tools, Mill Machinery-Machinery for Cotton and Wool. Ship, Tanks for Vessels of any class. Hot and Climbles Tam Bale Ardiers for Walls.
Nature of leon, Brass, Composition, &P. R.C. Al-o, -- Articles adapted to the south American and West-Ind .. Morkets.
W. C. HOLLY, Agent.
1826 -- 1827. LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK DIRECTORY,
For the Fifty-First Year of American Independence.
The lanes, alleys, slips, &c. are always mentioned ; the word street is not used, but is always understood ;~ so also of the word siore, or counting-house ; the place of business is invariably placed first.
h. stando for house -- n. near-c. corner. -
IMPORTANT OBSERVATIONS TO THOSE USING THIS WORK.
Throughout this Directory, the christian names of those, where there are more than one of the same sur- name, are alphabetically arranged. The firms are al- ways placed at the last of those of the same name ; when females are known to be widows, they are so designated, and placed immediately preceding the firms; and a scru- pulously strict alphabetical arrangement is observed throughout the work, carefully conformable to the cor. rect spelling of the name.
Where necessary in the upper part of the city, the information is made more explicit, by reference to the next nearest street.
In searching for a name, the inquirer must know the proper spelling : a person seeking for - Lawrance wil! not find the one sought for if he take the direction ap- pended to - Lawrence : so also for - Harison, be should not seek among the Harrisons : for mosa Neilsom. he should not look for ---- Nelson. The causes of all charges of inaccuracy in this work, 99 times in 100, are attributable exclusively to the want of knowledge in the person seeking the name ; therefore, you must know how to spell the name sought for, or else do not censure the publisher.
Observe that the U is not interchangeably arranged with the V, but takes precedence throughout the alpha- betical arrangement of the work.
AARON H. broker and com. merchant, 64 William
Aaron Jacob, 437 Broadway
Abbatt Robert, 28 Frankfort
Abbatt jun. Robert, Wall h. Bleecker n. Wooster
Abbe George, grocer 14 h. 16 Washington
Abbey Roswell, machinist Amos n. Hudson
Abbot Abijoh, 23 Liberty
Abbot Abijah P. cartman, Worth n. 1st Avenue
Abbot Michael, saumaker 100 Vesey h. 16 Dominick
Abbot S. Chrystie c. Hester
Abbot Samuel K. gilder $59 William
Abbot & Durkin, sailmakers, 100 Vesey
Abbott John, Bleecker n. Thompson
Abbott Richard, tinsmith rear 236 Spring
32-2016 LONGWORTIT'S 1820-27
Abeel George, attorney 76 Murray
Abeel G. B. ironmong. Water c. N. Slip h, 10 Park Place Abeel Neilson, 23 N. Moore Abeel widow Phebe, 52 Rose
Abeel & Dunscomb, ironmong. 365 Water & 599 Frons Abeille John, physician 31 Warren
Abel Robert, surgeon dentist 40 Wooster
Abell Jacob, cooper 9 Vandam
Abel! JIenry, police justice 134 Mulberry;
Abernethy Jane, widow of Wm. 64 I. Abrahams Isaac, shoemaker Columbia
Abrahams Jacob, clothing store 74 Cathat
Abrams Emanuel, 90 Broad h. 23 Water Abrams Samuel, com. mer. 99 Broad h. 83 Water Abrams & Co. E. tobacconists 99 Broad Absley Andrew, rigger 325 Grand Acgleson William, stonecutter 8 Vestry Acheson Hugh, cartman Broome c. Goerck Acheson William, shoemaker &S Cherry Acker Abraham, builder 64 Varick n. Watts Acker Abraham, grocer Houston c. M.Dougal Acker David, carpenter 62 Varick c. Watts Acker David, mason Varick n. Carmine
Acker Garrit, cartman Christopher n. Herring Acker Isaac S. cartman Sullivan n. Houston Acker Jacob, boatman Delancy n. Lewis
Acker Jacob, Eagle taveru Dowery c. Third Acker Jacob, cartman 552 Broome
Acker James, cartman Christopher n. Herring Acker John, dockbuilder Washington n. Amos Acker John, moulder 54 Rivington 1
Acker John T. cartman 543 Broome
Acker Richard, labourer King n. M.Dougal Acker Peter, grocer GW Varick c. Watts
Acker William, cartman Sullivan n. Houston
Acker widow Ann, seamstress 130 Orchard
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Acker widow Mary, M'Dougal n. Spring Ackerly Job, cartman 60 Ludlow
Ackerman Abraham, cust. h. officer 158 Hudson c. Vestry Ackerman Abraham, mason Wooster c. Houston Ackennan Abraham, jeweller 56 AAnthony
Ackerman Benjamin C. wheelwright Laurens n. Bleecker Ackerman Charles, brass founder 344 Wall
Ackerman Cornelius, cartman Christopher n. Hudson Ackerman Cornelius, cartman Hammond n. Asylum Ackerman David, boatman Clarkson n. Greenwich Ackerman David, cartman Christopher n. Herring Ackerman Edward, carpenter Houston c. MI Dougal
Ackerman Gabriel, machinist 95 Anthony Ackerman Garret, dockbuilder 13 Clarke Ackerman Garret, carpenter Cornella o. Carmine Ackerman Garret, cartman Jones n. Wirting Ackerman Garret, shoemaker 522 Grand Ackerman Henry, shoemaker 113 Orange Ackerman Henry, sawyer Vandama n. Varick Ackerman Jacob, cartman Asylum n. Perry
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Ackerman James, cartman 190 Broome Ackermian James, shoemaker 33 Walker Ackerman James, 70 Watts Ackerman John, baker 21 Leonard
Ackerman John, grocer Wooster c. Houstons
Ackerman John, porter-house 31 Lombardy
Ackerman John, shoomaker 286 Spring
Ackerman John, shoemaker Bowery c. Eleventh
Ackerman John C. liv. stab. 564 Pearl b. 54 Laight
Ackerman John D. cartman 136 Church Ackerman John L. carpenter 33 Provost
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