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Young John, weaver 44 Eastbroadway
Young John, 20 Clarkson Young John, 102 Laurens
Young John A. tinsmith 321 Gran I
Young John C. mariner 37 Allen
Young John C. shoemaker 62 Gold h. 68 Hester
Young John I. attorney 33 Nassau
Young John S. 244 Front
Young Joseph R. cabinetmaker 4 Vandam
Young Lawrence, porter-v. 183 Broadway h. 116 Clinton
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Young Moses, mahogany-yard Water c. Jefferson
Young Moses, weaver 77 Hammond Young O. Jacob, 36 Lumber Young Peter, mason rear 153 Eldridge Young Peter A. carpenter 25 Suffolk
Young Robert, cabinetmaker 122 Grand
Young Samuel, carpenter rear 118 Division
Young Samuel, chairmaker 8 Montgomery c. Eastb. way
Young Samuel, carter 204 Greene
Young Stephen, watchmaker 16 Lewis Young Thomas, cooper 6 Crosby
Young William, carpenter 86 Chrystie
Young William, stonecutter 567 Washington
Young William, mariner 531 Broome
Young William, mason 6 Ludlow Young William, 957 Grand
Young William, 91 Washington
Young William A. painter 23 Dominick
Young William R. grocer 132 Chatham h. 61 James
Young Ann widow of George, 303 Washington
Young Ann widow of Nathaniel, tailoress 66 Carmine Young Eliza widow of Paoli, 132 W. oster
Young Eliza widow of Samuel, boarding-h. 379 Water Young Elizabeth widow of James, 18 Amity
Young Lavinia widow of Wm. drygoods 476 Broadway Young Margaret widow of John, 119 Hester Young Sarah widow of Stephen B. 84 N. Moore Young Sophia widow of Thomas, 159 Stanton Young & Cutter, shipjoiners 120 Cannon Young & Durand, watchcases rear 5 Dey Young L. & E. wine & porter 183 Broadway Young & Moore, coopers 138 Broad Young, Smith & Co. hardware 4 Maiden-lane
Younger Robert, engineer 446 Washington Younger William, clerk 367 Greenwich
Youngs Daniel, carter 277 Stanton
Youngs Daniel T. 67 Forsyth
Youngs Edward F. carpenter 2 Essex
Youngs George, builder 52 Anthony h 52 Vandam Youngs Henry, merchant 261 Broadway h. 32 Reade Youngs Henry J. 10 Platt
Youngs Hiram, merchant 138 Pearl h. 90 Morton
Youngs Isaac, carter 86 Pitt
Youngs James, 169 Lndlow
Youngs rev. James, 5 Willett
Youngs Oliver, drygoods 23 Maiden-lane h. 216 Hudson Youngs Thomas F. merchant 46 South h. 553 Pearl Youngs Eliza widow of Nicholas, 11 Sullivan Youngs Elizabeth widow of Samuel, 18 Leonard
" Youngs Margaret widow of Peter, 165 Reade Youngs, Ritter & Co sugar-refiners 67 Forsyth Youngs & Tenbroeck, builders 52 Anthony Yrosz Michael, locksmith 8 Watts Yughey John, shoemaker rear 238 Rivington Yvelin Hyacinth, grocer 231 Fulton
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Zabriskie Abraham A. carpenter 244 Hudson
Zabriskie Albert, carter 93 Amos
Zabriskie Albert C. drygoods 503 Greenwich
Zabriskie Andrew C. mer.71 Washington h.618Broadway Zabriskie Christian, sec. fulton ins. co. 306 Fourth
Zabriskie George, 452 Washington
Zabriskie Heury J. carter 32 Burton
Zabriskie Martin R. mer. 71 Washington h.618 Broadway
Zabriskie Thomas, stables 239 Walker
Zabriskie Mary A. widow of John, 203 Hudson
Zachrisson E. 46 Broad
Zeibeig John B. porterhouse Avenue 3d n. Seventh
Zeiss James, glasscutter 201 Bleecker
Zeitz Charles A. surg. inst. mak. 239 Cherry h. 77 Market
Zeller Mary widow of James, 61 Warren
Zender Joachim, M.D. 333 Broadway
Zender J. D. L. prof.languages Washington c. Robinson d Zenor John, shoemaker 180 Allen Zerhusen H. H. tailor 513 Pearl
Ziegeler & Westfall, tavern 15 Walnut
Ziegler Jacob, tinsmith 11 Leonard
Zilken Nicholas, grocer Eighteenth c. Avenue 9th
Zimer Michael, butcher 8 Watts Zimmerle John, tailor 208 William
Zimmerman Andrew, haycarter 12 Desbrosses
Zimmerman Charles, tinstore 232 Hudson
Zimmerman Henry, turner 234 Spring Zimmerman James, tinsmith 232 Hudson
Zimmerman J. C. dutch consul 44 Broad h. 100 Leonard Zizelman David, cabinetmaker 109 Forsyth Zuber & Co. John, importers 65 Cedar Zwahlen Lewis, surgic. pumpmaker 43 Ann h. 24 James
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Additional Names, Removals & Corrections,
Which the purchaser is required to make in the body of the work with a pen.
Åbbot Nicholas, clerk 81 Eldridge A
Alcorn John, weaver 45 Charlton Aranguren Antonio, 6 Exchange-pl. h. 133 Wooster
Archer James V. R. grocer 83 Canal Armitage Benjamin, should be 53 Maiden-lane Avery John W. grocer 309 Water h. 76 Roosevelt
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Battistini Antonio, painter 342 Monroe Beardsley Rensselaer, 108 Beekman Beatty David, carter 39 Clarkson Benjamin Evan, carter 63 Clarkson Billings & Evans, wine &c. 66 Chambers
Bogardus John L. attorney 261 Water h. 84 Monroe Boyle John R. tailor 63 Clack son
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Braden James, broker 32 Exchange-place
Brotherton & Fell, brokers 13 Wall Brower Richard D. city sealer 230 Water h. 98 Ludlow
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Cassidy Christopher, auctioneer 71 Wall h. 61 William Channing Henry W. attorney 10 Cityhall-place Clark widow Mary, 72 Greene Clarke Jacob B. merchant 27 Hudson
Cleveland George, - Pearl is no. 138
Comsell Isaac S. 11 James
Curtis Thomas, silversmith to 142 Greene
D
Dalton widow Mary, 39 Clarkson
Davis James, lumber inspector 33 Clarkson
Derry Owen, carter 311 Hudson
Dewald Henry D. 29 Coenties-slip c. Front
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Edney James M. tailor 122 Eldridge Ewer Peter F. office removed to 146 Front Ewing Charles, flagger 45 Clarkson
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Fairchild Charles, shoemaker.235 Wooster Fellows John, to 27 Chatham Flagler Stephen E. grocer to the bull's head Francis & Gale, removed to 27 next door Furman William J. Bushhill, Long-Island
G Garner & Comstock, 259 Pearl Graham Arabella, corsets 47 Canal Granniss, White & Co. shoes 155 Pearl
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Hatfield rev. - , 326 Henry Hazard Abraham, boatman 37 Clarkson Hirst Arthur, nassau whiting factory 34 Old-slip Hovey George, milkman 41 Clarkson
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Kelly rev. Charles, 21 Rivington Kimball Augustine, 9 Maiden-lane h. 84 Chambers Knight John, tailor 311 Hudson
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Langdon Jemima widow of Gidney, 37 Clarkson Lawrence Smith, to 233 Pearl
Leggett jr. Thomas, to 233 Pearl
Leggett, Smith & Lawrence, 233 Pearl
Lorich S. swedish consul 49 Wall h. 10 Broadway Loth & Perry, import baskets 6 William
M
Mercein & Everit, 167 Front Monteverde Francis, 84 Chatham
0 Ovington & Livingston, 21 Wall P Peck John, portrait painter 335 Madison
R Ruggles Herman, not at 3 Nassau
S Soley & Co. John, to 185 Front
T Taylor Daniel G. to 82 Spring
IF The assistant justice for the 7th, 10th, and 13th wards, (see page 45,) is Levi H. Clarke.
John R. Satterlee has been elected President of the Greenwich Bank, vice T" Whittemore, deceased.
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CHURCHES.
African :
Abyssinian Baptist,
Asbury Methodists,
Metho list 174 Allen,
Meth. prim. ch.
Presbyterian,
St. Philips, Episcopal, Williams,
Zion Baptist,
Zion Methodist,
Van Hass,
Raymond, 245 Spring 156 Church c. Leon.
Baptist :
First,
Parkinson, 33 Gold
Cone,
6 Oliver
Bethel,
Miller,
Delancey c. Chrystie
Bethel, Chase,
13 Forsyth
Maclay,
Mulberry n. Chatham
Dunbar,
18 Macdougal op. Vandam
Soutlı, Sommers,
84 Nassau
Union, Benedict,
36 Stanton n. Forsyth
East,
Middleton,
Grand n. Pitt
Ebenezer,
Marsh,
214 Houstoun c. Suffolk 4 Smith
Salem,
little Zoar, Particular, rear 63 Chrystie Williams, 35 Amnity c. Wooster
Union. Emmaus, Raymond, 245 Spring
193 Mott n. Spring 1 Henry
Burial grounds,
Houstoun n. Avenue Ist
Congregation of Inde- pendent Christians,
183 Canal
Congregation of Disciples, 140 Laurens
Baptist Repository 137 Nassau
Amı. Baptist home missionary, 137 Nassau
Catholic :
St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dubois & Walsh, Mott c. Prince Christ Church, Varela and Schneller, 45 Ann n. William
St. Mary's, Quarter and Danahen, Grand c. Ridge
St. Peters, Power and Niell, Barclay c. Church
St. Joseph's Jas. Cummiskey C. C. Pise
Avenue 6th c. Barrow
Sisters of Charity, 16 Barclay School, 261 Mulberry
St. Mary's School in St. Mary's Church, h. 415 Grand St. Peter's free school, 16 Barclay
St Joseph's Orphan Asylum,
68 Avenue 6th
Orphan Asylum,
Prince c. Mott
German Catholic, Raffiner, building in Second n. Av. A Burial Ground at Cathedral and n. Deaf & Dumb Asylum
Dutch Reformed :
South Matthews, ,
47 Exchange-place n. Broad
Middle, } Brownlee, Liberty c. Nassau
North, S Knox, Dewitt, William c. Fulton 62*
Hayborn,
T. Eatoo,
44 Anthony 55 Elizabeth
Turpin,
building in Second
Wright,
Frankfort c. Wm.
31 Centre
Knapp,
B.oome n. Cannon
North, Brouner,
Bedford c. Christopher
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N. West, Dubois, Franklin n. Church
McMurray,
6 Market c. Henry
Brodhead, Broome c. Greene
Eli Baldwin, Greene c. Houstoun
Marselus, Bleecker c. Amos
C. C. Vermeule, Harlaem
Young men's Mission church, 337 Third n. Lewis Frans. M. Kip, Ninth n. Broadway Bourne, Houstoun c. Forsyth
Dutch Ref. Church Asso.
Consistory Roon,
102 Nassau c. Ann
Missionary Society, 102 Nassau
Sabbath School Union, 102 Nassau
Consistory House N.west Dutch ref. ch. 105 Franklin
True Dutch Reformed :
Demarest, King n. Macdougal
Presbyterian :
Associate, Stark,
Grand c. Mercer
2d Associate, James Irvine,
Associate Ref.
2d Asso. Ref. McLeod,
Prince c. Orange Beekman c. Park
Cyrus Mason, building Duane c. Church W. W. Phillips, 5 Wall n. Broadway Krebs,
McCartee, Erskine Mason, White, Haifield,
Bleecker n. Broadway 61 Allen n. Grand Broome c. Ridge Christopher n. Bleecker
Eighth
Ed. D. Smith,
(rebuilding,) Henry Ludlow,
Spring n. Varick
Brainerd. Asa.B. Smith,
Stanton c. Essex
Associate Ref. Lillie,
139 Franklin 66 Bowery
Bowery, Hallock,
408 Broome n.Elm
Centre,
Wm. Adams,
Avenue 2d n. Second
650 Broadway
Scotch,
McAuley, McElroy,
45 Murray 66 Cedar Waverley c. Grove
Scotch Ref.
Gibson,
West, D. R. Downer,
Free,
Barrows,
Carmine op. Varick 74 Dey c. Washington
Free, Chas. G. Finney 86 Chatham
3d Free,
Thompson c. Houstoun
4th Free, I. N. Sprague,
Bowery c. Division
Manhat. Isl'd, J. J. Słocomb,
Fourth n. Avenue D
Village, Page, Longmore,
1 Fourth c. Jane 43 Avenue 6th Mercer n. Waverley
New building
Board of Education, Nassau c. Spruce and Park Board of Missions of Gen. Assembly, Spruce c. Nassau Presbyterian Education Society, 114 Nassau Burial greunds, Houstoun c. Chrystie
Thompson c. Prince 550 Pearl
Brick Meeting,Spring,
Rutgers c. Henry Laight c. Varick 82 Canal c. Greene
Seventh,
Branch of do. Chas. S. Porter Union,
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Burial grounds, Twenty-fifth n. Avenue 8th d General burial ground Houstoun c. Forsy th&Eldridge
First German Presbyterian Church: Mills, 193 Mott n. Spring
German Reformed : Smith, 21 Forsyth
First Christian Chapel : I. N. Walter, 208 Broome c. Norfolk
Friends' Meeting-Houses :
Rose n. Pearl
Hester c. Elizabeth 30 Henry Downing n. Bleecker
Elizabeth n. Hester
School,
Jews' Synagogues :
ShearithIsrael, Seixas, Hart, Samuelson,
Burial ground,
202} Grand 13} Oliver Twentieth n. Av. 6th
Lutheran Evangelical :
St. James, Wm. D. Strobel, Orange n. Grand
St. Matthew, "Geissenhainer, 79 Walkern. Broadway
Mariner's :
H. Chase, 76 Roosevelt
Methodist Episcopal : East Circuit, John Keunaday, 128 Allen,
J. Cochran, 8 Forsyth Willett n. Broome
J. Youngs,
J. Law,
234 Second n. Av. D
Bigelow,
Seventh n. Av. 2d
West J. B. Stratten
61 Greene
Devinné,
180 Duane
Fitch Reed, 32 John
S. Mead,
Bedford c. Morton
Tackerberry, Cox,
Vestry n. Greenwich Mulberry n. Bleecker
2d Wes. Chap. R. Seney,
Methodist Book Concern, 200 Mulberry
Methodist Missionary Society, 200 Mulberry
Burial grounds,
First n. Avenue 2d Nineteenth n. Av. 8th
Methodist Society : Stilwell, 56 Chrystie
Associated Protestant Methodists :
Wood, 61 Attorney n. Delancey Piercy, 100 Sullivan n. Spring
60 Crosby n, Spring 119 Elm n. Grand
117 Twentieth n. Av.8th
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Primitive Methodists :
I. Raine,
148 Houstoun
5 Walker c. Eldridge
Moravian :
United Breth. Van Vleck, 108 Fulton
New Jerusalem Chapel : Charles Doughty, rear 486 Pearl
Protestant Episcopal :
All Saints, W. A. Clark, 250 Henry c. Scammel
Christ Church, Lyell, Smedes, 81 Anthony
Ascension, Eastburn, 26 Canal
Epiphany, missionary, L. Jones, 130 Stanton
Grace, Taylor, Broadway c. Rector
St. Clement, Bayard, Amity n. Macdougal 99 Franklin
De St. Esprit,
Verren,
St. Andrew,
Hart, Harlaem
St. Bartholo- mew's,
Kelly,
c. Great Jones now at 193 Bowery
St. James,
W. Richmond, Hamilton-square
St George,
Milnor, 86 Beekman c. Cliff
St. Luke,
Forbes, 381 Hudson
St. Mark,
Creighton, Stuyvesant n. Av. 3d
St. Mary,
W. Richmond, Manhattanville
St. Michael,
W. Richmond, Bloomingdale
Nativity, Walker, 42 Avenue D
St. Peter, Thomas Pyne, Twentieth n. Av. 9th
St. Stephen, Wmn. Jackson, Chrystie c. Broome
St. Thomas,
Hawks,
615 B.way c. Houston
Trinity with the chapels,
Berrian,
Broadway c. Rector
St. Paul,
Schroeder,
Broadway c. Vesey
St. John,
Anthon, Varick op. St.Johns-sq.
Zion,
Breintnal,
25 Mott c. Cross
Free Miss. ch. of the Holy Evangelist,
Hugh Smith, 15 Vandewater
Emanuel, F. H. Cuming, 76 Varick c. Canal A congregation 42 Hammond Hudson c. Carmine
Bu ialgrounds,
Protest. Episc. Collegiate School,
Canal c. Varick
Theological Seminary, W. Johnson,
Avenue9th c. Twenty- first
Vestry office, comptroller
Fulton c. Church
Gen. Prot. Epis. Sun. Sch. Un. 46 Lumber
N. Y. Aux. Bible& Com. Pr. B. 46 Lumber
N. Y. Prot. Epis. Press, 46 Lumber
Tract Society, 46 Lumber
Education & Missionary Soc. 46 Lumber
Onderdonk,
Building at Lafayette
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Providence Chapel :
Jos. Harrison, 46 Thompson
Unitarian : William Ware, 109 Chambers Orville Dewey, Mercer c. Prince
Universalist Society :
Sawyer, C. F. Lefevre,
Duane c. City-hall-pl, 85 Orchard n. Broome 25 Avenue 6th
Universalist : Buiding
208 Bleecker
Welsh :
Wesleyan Methodists,
43 Elizabeth
Presbyterians, Jenkins,
359 Broome n. Elizabeth
A Christian Congregation :
Wm. W. Stevens, 203 Franklin c. Wash,
BANKS.
Bank of America,
31 Wall now at 34
Bowery Savings Bank,
128 Bowery
Butchers' and Drovers',
128 Bowery
Chemical,
216 Broadway
City,
38 Wall
Commercial,
62 Chatham c. Chambers
Delaw. & Hudson Canal Co. 28 Wall
Fulton,
37 Fulton c. Pearl
Greenwich,
308 Hudson c. Clarkson
Greenwich Savings Bank,
12 Carmine n. Bleecker
Lafayette,
425 Broadway
Leather Manufacturers',
334 Pearl
Manhattan,
23 Wall
Mechanics'
16 Wall
Mechanics' and Traders' Merchants',
370 Grand 25 Wall
Merchants' Exchange,
173 Greenwich c. Dey
Morris Canal Banking Co. National,
19 Wall
New-York,
32 Wall c. William
New York Dry Dock,
Tenth c. Av. D. & 14 Wall
North River,
175 Greenwich c. Dey 24 Wall
Savings,
43 Chambers
Seamen's Savings,
49 Wall
Seventh Ward,
52 Eastbroadway
Tradesmen's
177 Chatham
Union,
17 Wall
United States Branch,
15} Wall
Phenix,
21 Wall
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CONSULS.
Austrian,
Lederer, 21 St. Marks-place
Baden,
Chas. F. Hoyer,
393 Broadway
Bavaria,
Geo. H. Seimon,
59 Maiden-lane
Belgian,
H. W. T. Mali,
62 William
Brazilian, (vice) Bremen,
H. Bruen,
98 Pine
C. Meier,
42 Broad
British,
Buchanan, 61 Cedar
City of Frankfort on the Maine,
Fred. Wissmann, 46 Broad
Colombian,
Danish, (vice} B. Aymar, 34 South J. C. Zimmerman, 44 Broad
French,
Delaforest, 46 Pearl
Hamburgh,
Schmidt,
69 Pine
Hanoverian,
Theodore Meyer,
9 Broad
Hessian,
C. W. Faber,
30 Broad
Mecklenburg,
Heckscher,
40 Broad
Mexican,
Pedro Gonzalez, 1 Beaver
Montevideo,
John L. Darby,
50 Wall Jones' build.
Oldenburg,
Otto H. Miesegaes, 73 Pearl
Portuguese,
Figaniere,
7 William
Prussian,
Schmidt,
69 Pine
Roman,
Mantin,
89 Pearl
Sardinian,
Saxe Weimar,
A. W. Hupeden, 9 Broad
'Saxon, Andreas .A. Melly, 15 Maid .- l. up stairs
Sicilian,
Mantin,
89 Pearl
Spanish, Stoughton,
76 Leonard
Swed.& Norweg.
Lorich,
49 Wall
Swiss,
De Rham, 44 Broad
Tuscan,
Jos. A. Gordon,
38 South
Venezuelian,
Môller,
52 South
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Ætna,
fire, 50 Wall
East River,
48 Wall
American,
marine, 51 Wall
American Fire, fire, 36 Wall
Atlantic,
marine, 47 Wall
Bowery,
151 Bowery c. Broome 169 Chatham
Commercial marine, 44 Wall
Contributionship,
fire, 57 Wall, temporary at 12 fire, 59 Wall, temporary at 12 fire, 48 Wall
Farmers' Fire Ins. & Loan Co. 34 Wall
Firemen's,
fire, 46 Wall, temporary at 8
Franklin, Fulton,
fire, 33 Wall
Glohe,
fire, 27 Wall
Greenwich,
fire, 376 Hudson 51 Wall
Guardian,
fire, 1 Merchants' Exchange
City Fire,
Eagle,
Equitable,
Eustaphieve, 27 Beekman
Russian,
Bouland, 22 Merchant 1
Grand Duke of
Dutch,
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Howard,
Jackson,
Jefferson,
Manhattan,
Merchants3
fire & inland, 54 Wall marine, 49 Wall fire & inland, 100 Chatham fire, 26 Wall fire, 53 Wall fire, 52 Wall
Mutual, National,
marine, 41 Pine
Neptune,
marine, 25 Merchant's Exchange
New- York,
marine, 34 Wall
New- York Fire,
192 Chatham 38 Wall
N. York Life Ins. & Trust Co.
New- York State Marine,
60 Wall fire, 192 Greenwich
North River, Old Phænis,
Ocean,
Phoenix,
Protection,
trustees at 12 Jones' buildings marine, 23 Merchants' Exchange fire, 254 Broadway, up stairs 48 Wall 65 Wall
Sea, Traders' fire & inland, 44 Wall
Union, marine, 21 Merchants' Exchange United States, fire, 288 Pearl c. Beekman 42 Liberty d
Utica,
Washington,
Washington Marine,
fire, 110 William c. John 54 Wall
CUSTOM-HOUSE, New-York.
Is at Nos. 20 & 22 Pine-st. and Nos. 64 & 66 Cedar-st. The Naval Office, E. T. Throop, is situated in Pine-street, directly over the door, No. 20.
The Collector's Office, Samuel Swartwout, is situated No. 20 Pine-street, running from Pine to Cedar-street. It has two entrances, one at No. 20 Pine-street, and the other at 66 Cedar-street.
The Surveyor and Inspector's Office, Hector Craig, is si- tuated in Pine-street, directly under the Collector's Office.
The Rooms for Inspectors are situated back of the Survey- or's Office, entrance 64 Cedar-street.
Appraisers' Office and Public Stores, 17 Nassau-street. Public Stores, 259 and 274 Front, and 153 Greenwich. Storekeeper's Office, at 66 Cedar-street.
Commissioner's Office for building the new Custom House, 1 Nassau-street.
United States' Measurers, 20 Pine-street.
United States' Weighers, 64 Cedar
MARKETS.
Catharine, Centre, Grand c. Centre and Orange.
Clinton, Washington between Canal & Spring. Grand c. Essex and Ludlow.
Essex, Franklin, Old Slip.
Fulton, Front & South c. Fulton & Beekman. Foot of Gouverneur.
Gouverneur,
Foot of Catharine.
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Grand-street,
Corlaers-hook, foot of Grand.
New Greenwich,
Weehawken c. Christopher & West
Jefferson, Avenue 6th junction of Greenwich-l.
Manhattan,
Goerck n. Rivington.
Tompkins,
Avenue 3d c. Sixth and Seventh.
Union, Second junetion of Houstoun.
Washington, Washington c. Vesey and Fulton.
Adjutant General of Eastern Department, 90 Franklin African Society for Mutual Relief, rear 44 Orange d Almshouse at the Bellevue, and office in the old Alms- house in the Park
American Academy of the Fine Arts, 8} Barclay d
American Anti-Slavery Society, 144 Nassau
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, Spruce c. Park
American Bible Society, 115 Nassau
American Fur Company, 45 Liberty
American Home Missionary Society, 143 Nassau
American Institute, 41 Cortlandt
American Museum, (Scudder's) 222 Broadway c. Ann American Peace Society,
American Seamen's Friend Society, 82 Nassau
American Sunday School Union, 205 Broadway
American Tract Society, 150 Nassau c. Spruce
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY-AARON H. PALMER, DIRECTOR, 49 WALL Apprentices' Library, 32 Crosby
Arsenal, (State) Elm c. Franklin
Assistant Register in Chancery (Walworth) 28 City-hall Battery, fronts the Harbor
Bellevue, Avenue 1st, opposite Twenty-sixth
Boston & Providence Rail-road Co. 44 Merchants'-exch. Broadway Hall, 440 Broadway
Brooklyn Ferries, Fulton st. & Catharine-slip, East River
Brooklyn & Jamaica R. Road Co. 47 Merchants' Exch.
Camden & Amboy Rail-road Line, 12 Washington Castle Garden, Battery
Catharine Ferry, foot Catharine st.
CEMENT COMPANY (American), office at 7 Broad, works 109 Amos
Charleston & Norfolk Steam Packets, 65 Washington
Chief Engineer's Office, (James Gulick) Elm c. Franklin City Colonization Society, Spruce c. Nassau & Park City Comptroller, (T. J. Waters,) 5 Hall of Records City Inspector's Office, 2 City Hall
City Hall in the Park
do. do. New, in the Park, fronting Chambers
do. do. Rotunda, Chambers c. Cross
City Hotel, 123 Broadway c. Thames & Cedar City Workshops, Elm c. Franklin
Clerk of the Sessions & Oyer & Terminer, Henry Meigs New City Hall west end
Clerk City and County. (Thos. Jeremiah) 20 City Hall Clerk of the Board of Aldermen, (J. Morton, ) 8 City Hall
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Clinton Hall, Beekman c. Nassau
Collectors of arrearages of taxes, 2 City Hall Collectors of assessments, 7 Hall of Records College of Physicians and Surgeons, 5 Barclay Colorado & Red River Land Co. 8 Wall Columbia College, Park-place
Commissary General (N. Y. State) Arcularius 30 Franklin Commissioners of Insolvency for the U.S. Dom. T. Blake,
Thos. J. Smith, David Agry, office in New City Hall Common Council Rooms, 13 & 27 City Hall
Concert Hall. 406 Broadway Coroner's Office, (Schureman) 118 Wooster Corporation Attorney (J. R. Livingston, jr. ) 1 Tryon-row Corporation public yd. (B. G. Wells) Franklin. c. Elm Corporation water works for fire dep. Thirteenth n. Bow. Corporation Oil House, 129 Mercer
Counsellor to the corporation, (Robt. Emmet) 76 Cedar Court of Chancery, 24 City-hall Court of Common Pleas, 26 City Hall,
J. T. Irving, judge ; M. Ulshoeffer, associate judge Judge's office, 25 City Hall Court of Sessions, new City Hall, west end
Delaware & Hudson Canal C. 28 Wall
District Attorney, (Thomas Phoenix,) office west end of New City-hall
District Court of the United States, Saml. R. Betts judge, new City Hall, east end
Dry Dock, foot of Tenth n. Avenue D.
Exchange Telegraph, 39 Merchants' Exchange Euterpian Hall, 410 Broadway
Exchange Reading Room, 19 Merchants' Exchange Free Emigrant & Intelligence office, 478 Broadway German Library Association, - Church
Grand Secretary of the R. W. G. L. of the State of N. Y. 389 Broadway
Hall of Records, in the Park op. Frankfort Halls of Justice, to be built at Leonard c. Elm
Harbor masters-Samuel Wiswall, David Mitchell, & John Minugh, 133 Maiden-lane
Health Commissioner, (Smith Cutter) 193 Greenwich Health Officer, John S. Westervelt, Quarantine Hellgate pilots' office, 454 Water
Hoboken Ferry, foot of Barclay : foot of Canal House of Refuge, Bloomingdale c Broadway Hudson River Steamboats, foot Cortlandt and Barclay Hudson River Steamboat Association, 63} Dey Hudson Square, Hudson c. Beach, Varick and Laight Jackson Ferry, foot Walnut
Jersey City f rry, foot of Cortlandt, office 47 Merch. Exc. Kinepock Institution, City Dispensary White c. Centre Little Scuylkill Nav. Rail-road & Coal Co. 22 Mer. Ex. Loan Office for the U. S. at the Branch Bank, 15 Wall
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LOST OR STRAY CHILDREN (deposite) New City Hall, also at the Alins-house, Bellerue
Lyceum of Natural History, Centre c. White Lying-in Asylum for destitute females, Orange abv. Prince Manhattan Gas-light Co. foot of Eighteenth, office 592 Broadway
Manhattan Water-works, 7 Reade
Marine Court, Rotunda, city hall, Chambers c. Cross- Justices, John B. Scott, Effingham Schieffelin, Judah Hammond,-clerk, John Barberie Mariners' & Merchants' Association, 49 Wall
Masonic Hall, 314 and 316 Broadway
Massachusett's Sabbath School publica tion, Spruce c.Park Mayor's Office, 5 City Hall, S. W. corner first floor Mechanics' Institution & School, 32 Crosby
Mercantile Library, at Clinton Hall, Beekman n. Nassau
Merchants' Exchange, 39 Wall c. Exchange-place
Merchants' Exchange Company, 44 Merchants' Exch.
Merchants' News Room, 61 Wall c. Pearl
Morris Canal Company, 21 Wal
Nassau Whiting Factory, office 34 Old-slip
National Academy of Design, Clinton Hall 9 Beekman Naturalization Office, Superior Court ; Court of Com-
mon Pleas; Supreme Court; Clerk's Offices and Marine Court
Navy Agent, (Paulding) 17 Whitehall c. Stone
New-Jersey Rail Road & Transport'n. Co. 47 Mer. Exch.
New-York Athenæum, 74 Chambers c. Broadway
New-York & Boston Steamboat Company, 14 Broad New- York Chamber of Commerce, 44 Merchants' Exch. New-York Chemical Manuf. Co. Av. 10th n. Thirty-third New-York City Dispensary, 118 White c. Centre
do. do. Northern, Waverley c. Christopher do. do. Eastern, 420 Grand
New-York City Hospital, 317 & 319 Broadway op. Pearl New-York City Hall, in the Park
New-York Dry Dock Company, 14 Wall
New-York Dyeing & Printing Establishment, 41 John
New-York & Erie Rail Road Co. 12 Wall
New-York Eye & Ear Infirmary, 96 Elin ; 81 Eastb. way New-York Gaslight Company, 102 Centre
New-York Historical Society, 74 Chambers c. Broadway
New-York & Har'æem Railroad, 14 Wall & 241 Bowery
New-York Institution for the instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, Avenue 5th c. Fiftieth
New-York Institution for the Blind, Avenue 8th n. 32d
New- York Law Institute, 22 City - Hall
New-York Lombard Association, 12 Tryon-r. c. Augustus New-York, Prov. & Boston Rail. Co. 48 Merchants' Ex.
New- York & Schuylkill Coal Company, 48 Wall d
New- York Society for domestic servants, 106 Chambers New York Society Library, 33 Nassau
New- York University, at present 12 Chambers
North American Coal Company, 96 Barclay
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Opera House, Leonard c. Church Orphan Asylum, 21 Bank n. Fourth Peru Iron Company, 32 South Police Office, new City Hall-Justices, James Hopson, John W. Wyman, Oliver M. Loundes ;
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