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RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
Grove,street, previous to May 4, 1829, was called Burrows-street.
Hanover-street .- This street was made about the year 1829 or 1830. Hamilton-street, previous to May, 1827, was called Cheapside.
Hester-street .- The part east of the Bowery was formerly called Eagle-street.
Houston-street .- The name of that part east of the Bowery was changed from North-street on the 25th of November 1833.
Howard street, until about the year 1825, was part of Hester-street. James was called St. James-street.
Jersey-street, for a time was called Columbian Alley.
John-street, lower part, east of William, was called Golden-hill.
Lafayette Place was opened through Vauxhall Garden in -
Liberty-street was formerly called Crown-street.
Lispenard-street formerly led from Chapel towards Broadway, into which it was extended in the year --
Ludlow-street .- Name was changed from Sixth-street on March 24 1817, in memory of Lieutenant Ludlow, of the United States' navy, who was killed on board the Chesapeake, in the engagement with the Bri- tish frigate Shannon, June 1, 1813.
Lumber-street was called Lambert-street.
Madison-street .- The name was changed from Bancker-street in 1826. Formerly that part between Catharine and Montgomery was called Bedlow-street, from Montgomery to Grand was High-street.
Maiden-lane .- The part east of Pearl-street was formerly the loca- tion of the Fly Market, the market so called extending from Pearl to the East River, was removed in 1823.
Market-street .- Name was changed from East George-street in the year
Marketfield-street formerly extended to the North River, but that part west of Broadway was named Battery Place, 1830.
Mill-street, formerly called Jew's-alley.
Morris-street, previous to April 6, 1829, was called Beaver-lane.
Morton-street .- The part of this street between Bleecker and Bedford was changed from Arden-street, June 15, 1829.
Mott-street .- So much of this street as was then open above Bayard- street, was formerly called Winne-street, and up to Bayard was an- ciently Mott-street.
Monroe-street, formerly Lombardy-street, anciently Lombard, on 10th January 1831, received its present name-anciently, from Catharine to Market, was Rutgers.
Nassau, above Maiden-lane, was Kipp-street.
North-street was very injudiciously made a part of and named Houston-street, November 25, 1833, and the numbering improperly made to commence at the East River, whereas, it ought to commence at Hancock-street, at the west end; and subsequently the Common Council rejected the petition to make Hamersley a continuation of Houston, when, if any change were made, this was the one required, as a reference to the map will exhibit : while North-street ought to have remained undisturbed.
Oliver-street .- The part from East Broadway, or Chatham-street, to Madison (late Bancker,) was formerly called Fayette-street,-the name was changed some short time previous to 1826.
Oswego-market, Broadway, corner of Maiden-lane, was reduced in size in 1807, and finally removed June, 1811.
16
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
Park Place was formerly called Robinson-street.
Pearl-street .- That part between Broadway and Chatham was call- ed Magazine-street. Counting from above, the only part formerly hav- ing the name of Pearl was that west of Broad-street, from Broad to Old Slip was Dock-street, from Old Slip to Wall was Hanover-square, from thence to Chatham was Great Queen-street.
Pike-street, formerly Charlotte-street,-the name was changed in the year -- , in honor of General Pike, who was killed in Upper Canada, April 27, 1813 ..
Pine-street was formerly called King-street.
Platt-street -This street was brought into existence by individual enterprise, in the year 1833 : commences and leads out of Pearl-st., No. 223, and extends to Gold-street.
Provost-street was made a part of and name changed to Franklin- street in 1833.
Robinson-street was formerly designated Lower Robinson-street.
Rose was called Prince-street.
Sixth-street led from Grove until about the year 1832, when it was named Waverley Place from Broadway west.
Spring-street, west of Macdougal, was Brannon-street.
Spruce-street was formerly Little George-street.
Stone, from William to Broad, was called Duke-street.
Troy-street was called Scott-street for some time.
Vandam-street was formerly called Budd-street.
Walker-street .- That part from Division to Centre was formerly called Pump-street, the name being changed January 26, 1829 ; an- ciently that part of Pump, west of the Bowery, was called Nicholas street, and anciently, vide Hester.
Waverley Place was part of Sixth-street until about the year 1832, when it received its present designation.
William-street, south of Maiden-lane, was called Smith-street.
William, above Frankfort, was King George-street.
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RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
" The truth should not at all times be spoken."
This is a profitable admonition in all matters, and to persens in all stations ; : whether entering upon the course to contend for the presidential chair; whether speculating in city and cuoutry lots, or in cargoes of saltpetre ; yet spurning the wisdom thereof, and holding in utter abhorrence any gains to be secured by acting upon its counsels, the Editor candidly declares that this year he has given very little attention to the improvement of the
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
COMPRISING AN EXTENDED
LIST OF ALL THE STREETS, LANES, ALLEYS, AND SLIPS, In the city, as in the year 1835.
Showing their commencement, progress, and termination, with the numbers of the houses at each corner, enabling a person to ascertain the precise location of almost every house in the city, so that the same may be found by night as well as by day. The Table, as published in the Directories for 1828-29 and 1830-31, having obtained much approbation, was last yearrevised and made conformable to the new nuinbering. The word Right, or Left, added to the name of a street, points out that the odd numbering is on the left or the right hand side of that street; and it must be noted, that, at the commencement of a street, the house on the corner is not always the one bearing the first number, which is, in some cases, affixed on the house next to the corner ; and in many instances the numbering is so inaccurate, as to render it difficult to ascertain the numbers that should be attached to the corner houses. The letters c. m. p. b. are intended to designate that at such corner is either a church, a market, a public building, or a burial ground.
Most persons who possess the Directory have perceived and appreciated the great convenience and utility of this Table, still, by many, it is overlooked. Its use may be explained by supposing you desire to find a person who, by the Directory, you perceive keeps an office at 89 South-strect : the Vade Mecum shows 88 South-street to be at the upper corner of Burling-slip ; you are consequently instructed that the person sought for resides one door above the slip. Again-wishing to find a person who, by the Directory, you perceive resides at 143 Eldridge-street-turning to the Vade Mecum you first observe that the odd numbers in Eldridge-street are on the left side of the street, then that the house on the corner of Rivington-street is No. 145, you are therefore in- structed that the person to be found resides in the second house south of Riv- ington-street, on the left hand side of the street going from Division street.
The Editor last year commenced the groundwork for a record of the ancient names of streets, with the dates of changes, and requested the communication of in- formation upon these points. Having received none at all, he of course makes no public tender of acknowledgment on the matter, and defers publishing any continuation of the same until
ALBANY. Right. |Walker
13
Greenwich, No.
1 Hester
39
Broadway
2
West 24
Grand
67
71 Mercer
8
Broome
87 89 Greene 26
Delancey
114 116 Wooster 42
46
a church at 128
Laurens 60
62
N. River, between Al- bany & Cedar sts.
Rivington
138
Thompson 77
Rivington 145 147 Sullivan
100
ALLEN. Left.
Stanton
165
Macdougal 114 116
Bayard
1 Houston
195
Av. 6th
144
A 2
15 41 AMITY. Right.
Washington 10
12
a church at 61
ALBANY BASIN.
18
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
AMITY LANE.
AUGUSTUS. R. & L. Christopher
Broadway ab. Bleecker Tryon Row
Mercer
Chambers 11 Tenth
Duane 27
29 Eleventh
Pearl®
57
Twelfth
AVENUE 1st. Left. Thirteenth regulated to
Houston 1
AVENUE 7th
Av. 6th
Tenth
Greenwich-I.
2
Factory 26 28
Fourth
Bleecker c. 91
Hudson®
122 124
Greenwich
135
Washington 151
West
ANN Left.
Broadway
1
Theatre-Alley
17
Nassau 19
21
William 51
Gold 73
ANTHONY. Left.
Hudson 1
Chapel
27
29
Church
63
65
A church at No. 81
Broadway 91
Elm 114 116
Centre 135 137
Little Water 147 149
Orange 167
ART.
Broadway Bowery, and there meets Stuyvesant.
AVENUE 5th.
AVENUE A. Left.
Waverley no No
From Essex
Seventh do.
Houston
1
Eighth do.
First
3
Second not built
AVENUE 6th.
Left. Third
Carmine
1 Fourth
Opening to Eighth
Division®
1 Amity 18
26
Grand
15;Cornelia
41 AVENUE B.
Broome 29 31 Fourth
42 Houston no No.
Delancey 25 54 Barrow
57
59 Second do.
75 Third
Stanton 105 107 Eighth not built And opened from Tenth to Thirteenth
Houston 15g
Greenwich-lane
AVENUE 8th.
Bank and Hudson
Houston 1
First
17
19
Troy Bleecker
Jane
Fourth
Horatio
Old Kiln road
Thirteenth
Greenwich-lane
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Sixteenth
Seventeenth 66
Eighteenth et seq.
AVENUE 9th. Old Kiln road
Thirteenth Fourteenth et seq.
AVENUE 4th.
AVENUE 10th.
Will commence at
Being opened, say to Twenty-eighth street
about Thirteenth.
ASYLUM. Right. Avenue 8th Tlnrteenth
ATTORNEY. Left. Minetto
1 Ninth
Greene
Wooster Laurens
AMOS. Right.
First 9 11 Eleventh and Green- wich-lane
Second
say 29
31
Third not built
Twelfth
Fourth
do.
Fifth et seq. to Twen- ty-fourth.
Thirteenth, opening to
Bloomingdale road.
AVENUE 2d. Left.
Second
Third et seq. not built.
AVENUE 3d. Branchesfrom the Bow- ery, between Fourth and Fifth, but num- bers commence at Sixth Seventh
Eight
Stuyvesant
Ninth et seq. The 2 mile stone is on this Aven., between Fifteenth and Seven- teenth-steets.
Rivington 83 84|Waverley
19
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
AVENUE C.
| BATTERY-PLACE.
Houston
1 Broadway
Third 9 11 Greenwich
Fourth
not built Washington
Fifth
Opening to Thirteenth
BETHUNE.
Forsyth
Greenwich
AVENUE D. Left.
Christie
16
18 Washington
Second
2 Bowery 38
Third
14 16 Elizabeth 52
60 BIRMINGHAM.' Rt.
Fourth 37 39 Mott
74
76 Henry
1
Fifth 55 57 Mulberry
92
94 Madison 14
Sixth 76 78 Orange 108
Seventh 94
BLEECKER. Right.
Eighth
108 110
BEACH. Right.
Bowery 2
Tenth
St. John's alley 9 Varick
14 Mulberry
54
BANK. Right.
Hudson 42
Crosby 64
Greenwich-lane
2
Collister 51
53
Broadway 73
75
Factory
little built Greenwich 64
Mercer 86
Fourth
Washington 67
Wooster
118 120
Avenue 8th
Laurens 134 136
Hudson
BEAVER. Left.
Thompson S + 150
Greenwich
Broadway
2 Sullivan 169
New
11
13
Macdougal
185 187
Washington West
Broad
31
33
Hancock 202
William
62
Minetto
205 207
BARCLAY. Right.
Downing
Broadway
BEDFORD. Right.
Carmine
2253 227
Church
25 Hamersley
2 Burton
236₺ 244
Chapel
55 59 Downing
22
24
Córnelia 247 219
Greenwich
73 75
Carmine
38
Morton
25-
Washington
irreg.
Burton
51
Jones
263 265
West
Morton
66
68 Commerce
270 272
Commerce
82
84 |Barrow
279 281
BARROW. Left.
Barrow
87
93
Grove
295 297
Avenue 6th
29
31 Christopher
126
Amos
329 c.
Fourth
Charles
347 346
Bleecker
103 105 BEEKMAN.
Right.
Perry
362 365
Bedford
131 133 Park
Hammond, say 376 378 Bank 387
Hudson
155
Nassau
p.
11, Terminates at Av. 8th.
Greenwich
169 171
William
37
39
Washington
182
Gold
63
65
BOND. Right.
West
205
Cliff
89
91
Broadway
BATAVIA.
Right.
Water
irreg.
Roosevelt
1 Front
125 m.
James
26|South
140
3
Commerce
141 'Theatre Alley 1
111
Christopher
313
Macdougal
1 Grove
100 102 Greene ( *
Bleecker
West
1 Elizabeth 10
Ninth
Chapel
11 |Mott
30
* This part of Bleecker-street has the soubriquet of Leroy Place.
This part of Bleecker-street has the soubriquet of Carroll-Place.
BENSON. Leads from Leonard E. of Broadway towards Franklin.
BAYARD. Left. 2
Pearl
103 105
Bowery
20
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK.
BOWERY.
Right. Bridge
98 100 Sixth
no No. 759
Division
1 Pearl
100 102|Art
Pel
18 20| Water
105 108 Eighth
Bayard 29
31 Front
111 113|Ninth
Walker 583
Front
126 128 Tenth
Eleventh
not opened
Hester 881
South
129
Twelfth
Hester
93
95
Grand
127 129
BROADWAY. Left. Fourteenth
Broome 151 153 Battery-place
1 Fifteenth
opening 10 Sixteenth, junct. with Bowery not opened
Spring
188 190 Morris
27
29
58 Seventeenth do.
Prince
230 232
Rector
c.
c. Eighteenth do.
Stanton
245 257 Wall
86 88 Nineteenth do.
Houston
279 281
Pine
106 108 Twentieth
do.
Houston
284 286
Thames (very 111}
Twenty-first is opened
First
303 305
Cedar irreg.)
127
BROOME. Left.
Second
323 325
Cortlandt
171 173 Tompkins
1
Bond
328
Maiden-lane
172 172 Mangin
19
Third
341 347
John
182 190 Goerck
31
33
Great Jones
344 346 Dey
191 193 Lewis
47 49
Fourth 364 364 Fulton
209 c.
Cannon 63 65
Fifth
379 381
Ann
222
Columbia 82 84
Sixth
395
Vesey
c. 217 Sheriff
98 100
Av. 3d (junct.) 397
Barclay
227 229 Willett
115
Seventh 407 409 Park-place
237 239 Pitt
128
Art 440
Murray
247 251 Ridge
c.
146
Eighth
421
Warren, irreg. 260 261
Attorney
160 162
Stuyvesant
423
Chambers
272 275 Clinton
177 179
Ninth 437 439 Reade
2873 289 Suffolk
193 195
Tenth 453 455 Duane
303 305 Norfolk
c. 212
Eleventh, say 469 471 Pearl
318 320 Essex
225 227
Twelfth, say 497
Anthony
333 335 Ludlow
241 243
Thirteenth, say 503
Leonard
347 349| Allen
273 275
Fifteenth
Franklin 363 365 Eldridge
291
Sixteenth, junct. with
White
370 381 Forsyth
3053 307
Broadway about
Walker
413 4133 Bowery
337 335
BRIDGE. Left.
Canal
417 419 Elizabeth
353 359
State
1 Howard
429 435 Mott
369 371
Whitehall
11
11}
Grand
459 461 Mulberry
385 387
Broad 37
Broome
487 489 Orange
401
BROAD. Left.
Prince
567
Elm
411 413
Wall
1 |Houston
641 c.
Crosby
427 429
Exchange-pl. 23 25 Bleecker
631 643 Broadway
438 440
Beaver 59 61 Bond
658
Mercer
451 453
Beaver
68 70 Amity
681 683
Greene
467
Marketfield
72 74 Great Jones
Wooster
481 483
Mill
81 85 Fourth, say
699
Laurens
499 501
Stone
87 91 |Washing .- pl.
Thompson
515 517
(very irreg.)
769
Walker 61
63 South
154
is opened Thirteenth
Delancey
181 183 Beaver 8
Rivington
213 215 Exchange-pl.
56
Bleecker
318 320
Liberty
147 149
Catharine-1. 344 3463 Orchard
257 259
Fourteenth
399 401 Christie
c. 323
Lispenard
Spring
529 531 Centre
403
21
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
Sullivan 531 533|West
not filled up| White
Clark
540
Varick 559
Hudson
587 or 591
Avenue 6th
1 Hester
108 110
Bleecker 15
1.7. Howard
111 117
Bedford 47
49 Grand
.139 141
BURLING-SLIP. Left.
Pearl
1
Varick
78
Broome 169
Water
11
13
Front 23
25
South
41
BURROWS. Name chang'd to Grove
BURTON. Right.
Bleecker
2
Bedford 29. 31
Episcopal cemetery
Division
Eastbroadway 13 Henry 27
29
CHAPEL. Right.
Centre
2 Madison 55
57 Barclay
Elm
12
Cortlandt-alley 31
33 Oak
76 78 Murray
Broadway
43 Hamilton 87 89 Warren 35
Mercer 56
58
Cherry 107
Chambers 45
45
Greene 76
78
Reada 55
Church 81 83
CATHARINE-SL. L. Duane
65
67
Wooster 92 94
A continuation of Ca- Thomas
85 87
Chapel 1113 113
tharine-street.
Anthony
101 103:
Laurens 112 114
Cherry
1 Leonard
113
Laight 125
Water 11
13 Provost 132
Thompson 130 132
Front 27
m.
Franklin
127
Sullivan 148 150
White 141 143
Junct. Vestry Varick p. 162 Broadway
Beach
166
Hudson 205 2043
Elm
Lispenard 175
York 184 188
Canal 196
Greenwich 236 238 Pearl
1
CHARLES. Left.
West
Nassau c:
63 Greenwich-lane 1
Factory
21 23
Grand
1 Lumber 93
95
Bleecker 86 88
Broome
19
21 Greenwich
115 117
Hudson 111 111}
Delancey, say 45 47 Washington 129 131 Greenwich 123 125
Rivington
77
West
145
Washington
145 147
Stanton 105
West
171
Houston 134
CENTRE. Left.
1
CHARLTON. Left.
CARLISLE.
Right.
Anthony
21 25 Macdougal
1
Greenwich
2 Leonard
35 37 Varick 55 57
Washington 10 12 Franklin
52
54 Hudson 89 91
15ł
17
Cross 23
CAROLINE. Left.
Broadway 69₺ 71
Duane
Jay 14
Chapel 135 139
Greenwich 171
CATHARINE. Left.
Washington 185 187
1 West 15
250
CANAL. Left.
CARROLL-PLACE.
CHAMBERS. Right.
Chatham 1
In Bleecker-street, Laurens to Thompson Augustus
Walker
76 78
CARMINE. Right.
Canal P
161 CATHARINE-LANE. Walker
159
Junct. Watts 219
Renwick 220 222
CEDAR. Right.
Washington
256 m.
William 37' 39
Broadway 77.
79
CANNON. Left.
Temple 85 87
Fourth 53
Pearl
14 Monroe 73 75 Robinson
2 Church 99 103
22
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
Greenwich 111}
Bedford
c. 124 Fulton
'41
Washington irregular Hudson
West
Greenwich
142 Ferry
74 76
Washington 156 158
Frankfort
102
Hague 104 106
114
Tryon-row 31
36
CHRISTIE. Left.
1
CLINTON. Right.
Duane 67
69|Bayard
11 11}
Houston, op. Av. B. 5
Stanton
29
31
Orange
116 118 Hester
71
73 Rivington 57 59
Roosevelt
135 137 Grand
105 107 Delancey
87
Mulberry
148 150 Broome
c. 124 Broome
110 112
James
167 169
Delancey
151 153 Grand
133 135
Mott
176 178
Rivington
177
Division
158
Oliver 187
Stanton
205
Doyers 210
Houston
235
CHATHAM-SQ.
Chatham Eastbroadway
CHERRY. Right.
Dover
3 Murray
58
Pearl
1
Roosevelt 44 46 Warren
68
Water 5
7
James 78 80 Chambers
81
83 Front 17
19
Oliver 98 100 Reade
91
96 South
23
Catharine 114 116 Duane
110 112
Catharine-slip 117 121 Thomas
127 128
COLLEGE-PLACE.
Market
164 166 Anthony
144 146 Barclay
Pike
208 210 Leonard
161 163 Robinson 3
4
Pelham 228
c. p.
Rutgers
256 Franklin
174 176
COLLISTER.
Jefferson
287
c.
Beach
no No.
Clinton
316
White
192 194
Montgomery 319 351 Walker
207 209
Gouverneur
373 375 Lispenard
222 224
Scammel
383 385 Canal
235
Walnut 437 439
Corlears 486
CLARKE.
Left.
Broome
21
1
Delancey 42 45
Dominick 13
21
Rivington 73
Stanton
10
Oak
1
Houston 132
Madison 27
CLARKSON. Varick
26
28
Bleecker
1
Avenue 6th
Greenwich 50 52
Bedford 273 273
Greenwich-lane
Washington 60
Barrow 35
Factory 31
33 West
Sixth
47
CORLAERS. Right.
Fourth
CLIFF. Left
Grand
1
Bleecker 93
John
2 Monroe 13
206
Fulton
Cherry
Vesey
16
Water
Barclay
31
Eastbroadway
Henry 181
Madison 198
CHURCH.
Right.
Park-place
COENTIES-SLIP. R.
Murray 10
Hubert
Laight
COLUMBIA. Left. Grand 2
East
not filled up Broome
CHESTNUT. Left.
Spring 32
Right.
2 COMMERCE. Right.
CHRISTOPHER. R. Hudson
130 132 Beekman 53
c .
CHATHAM. Right. Frankfort 1
West
Chambers 60
62 Division
Pearl
106 108 Walker 41
Monroe
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM. 23
Cherry
23
Essex
110 115 Ridge 280
Water 39
Norfolk 131 133 Pitt 297
Suffolk
147 149 Junct. Grand
CORNELIA. Right. Clinton
163 165 Gouverneur 299
Avenue 6th
2 Attorney
179 182
Fourth
Bleecker, say 42
Willet
229 231 Varick 19 21
CORTLANDT. Left. Sheriff
Broadway
1 Columbia
263 265
Greenwich 49}
Cannon 285
DOVERS.
Washington 63
67 Lewis
302 303 Pearl
West 82
Goerck
317
Water 13
Mangin
Front
CORTLANDT-AL.
Tompkins
not built South
Franklin no No
White
DEPEYSTER. Left.
DOWNING. Right.
Walker
Water
2 Bleecker
2
Canal
Front
13
23 |Bedford 32
36
South 38
Varick 66
CROSBY. Right.
Howard
1 DESBROSSES. Left.
DOYER.
Grand
22
24 Hudson
2
Bowery
1
Broome 40 42 Greenwich 22}
Pell 18
Spring 72
74
Washington 30
Prince 104
West
DUANE. Right.
Jersey
127 129
Houston
142 144
Bleecker
Broadway
Greenwich 583 582 Rose
CROSS. Right.
2
West 88
Chatham 19
21
Reade
10
Augustus c.
Duane 23
25
DIVISION. Right.
Cross 39
0
Pearl
46 60
Christie 54
56 |Broadway
91
92
Orange
75
81 Junct. Bayard 78
Church
122 124
Mulberry 95
99 Forsyth
84
Chapel
150 152
Mott
111
Market
83
85
Hudson
162 164
Eldridge
104 106
Staples
169 171
CUYLER'S-ALLEY. Allen
121 124,Greenwich
187
0
Water
no No. Pike
139 141
Washington
201
Front
Orchard 148 150
Caroline
211 213
South
Junct. Walker 168
West, sav
217
Ludlow
170
DUTCH. Left.
DELANCEY. Right. Essex
184 186
John
Bowery
1 Rutgers
191 193
Christie
19
21 Norfolk
204 206
Forsyth 35 37 Jefferson
217 219 EAST-BROADW. R.
1
Allen 69
71 Clinton
212
Chatham-square
20
Orchard
83
85 Attorney
260 262
Catharine 23
25
Ludlow
97
99 Montgomery
277 279 Market 75 77
59
61
Little Water
Bowery
2 Elm
William 11
Chambers
DEY. Left.
The numbering was changed in the year 1831.
Washington 70 72
29
Fulton 21
Eldridge 53 55 Suffolk
228 230
Oliver
Ridge 195 197 DOMINICK. Right
Pitt 213 215 Clarke
1
245 247 Hudson 51
1.
24
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
Pike 117 119
ELM. Right.
Pearl
53
2
FIFTEENTH.
Duane
16
18
Opening from Avenue 8th to Broadway.
Anthony 50 50₺
Scammel
not built Catharine-lane 56
Terminates at Grand
Leonard
62
64
Franklin
74
EDEN'S-ALLEY.
Gold no No.
Ryder's alley
Canal
109 111
Howard
126 131
Avenue 2d 25 27
Grand
151 153
Avenue Ist 71
Avenue A. 121 128
pher to Avenue 2d-
from Avenue C, to Lewis, and opening to Avenue D.
Division
Hester
25
Grand
51
56
Opening from N. River Broome
to Av. 6th only.
Delancey
95
97 Pearl 2
Water 15
Front 24
South
41
Walker 27
29 Meets Avenue A.
Hester 55 57
Grand 81
83 EXCHANGE. Right. Bavard 1
Walker, say
29
31
Delancey
119 121 Exchange-pl. 13
17
Hester 61 63
Rivington
145 147 Pearl
3.1
Grand 89 91
Broome 199 11:1
EXCHANGE-PL. R. Delancey
Hanover
12, Rivington
163 165
ELEVENTH.
William
30
Open from Greenwich- Broad
62
lane to Broadway, & New
66
from the Bowery to Broadway Avenue 2d, and from Avenue A. to Av. D.
FACTORY.
Right
ELIZABETH. Left. Christopher
FOURTH. Left.
1
Walker
29 31 Charles
36
38
Jane 1
3
Hester 61
63 Perry
50
49
Troy 13
67 Bank 30 31
Hammond 45
47
Proome
125 Bank
79
Spring 159 163
Prince
199 201
FERRY. Left.
1 Amos
92
Bleecker
280
Jacob
19
23
Christopher
106 108
Cliff
37
45 Grove
86
FIRST. Right.
Bowery 1
EIGHTH.
Opening from Christo-
Broome
179 181
Spring
213
and extends to (say) No. 180, at the corner of Avenue B. but it 1|opens into Houston at 25 Norfolk
FLETCHER. Right.
Rivington
125
ELDRIDGE. Left.
Stanton
155
Division
1 Houston 183
FORSYTH. Left. 2
Houston
cemeteries
FOURTEENTH. Opening from N. River to Bowery & Av. 3d.
Waverley
9
6
Bayard
1 Amos 16
18|
Grand 93 97 Hammond 65
Perry 61
63
Charles
75
77
Houston 213 245|Gold
12
Jefferson 196 196|Republican-alley 8
Clinton
Montgomery 261
|Pearl 32
34
58
FIFTH.
Opened from Avenue 3d to East River.
White 84
Walker 97
ESSEX. Left.
EIGHTEENTH.
73
75
Broome
99 William
Stanton
177
Houston 200
133 135
32 Stanton
191 195
Avenue 8th
Rutgers 170 170} Reade
Gouverneur 287
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
25
Barrow
137|Broad
22
24| GOERCK. Left.
Jones
150
Coenties-slip 40 42 Grand
1
Cornelia 170 Cuyler's-alley 54 56 Broome
16 21
Avenue 6th 172 Old-slip 76 78 | Delancey 49
Macdougal, say 201 sq.
Gouverneur-al. 93 95 Rivington 79 81
Thompson 238 240 Jones-lane
101 103 Stanton
115} 117
Wooster
276 278
Wall 116 118 Houston
143 145
Greene
296 295 Fine
134 136 Third
not built up
Mercer 309 311
Depeyster 140 142 Fourth
not opened
Broadway 323
Maiden-lane 154 156 Fifth
do.
Lafayette-place
347 Fletcher
160 162
Bowery+ 376 379 Burling-slip
180 182
GOLD. Left
Avenue 2d, say 416 Fultont
200
Maiden-lane
1
Aven. 1st, say 474
Beekmant Peck-slip
236 236 John, say
29
Avenue B not
Dover
254 256 Eden's-alley
36
38
Avenue C opened Rooseveltt
284 287 Fulton
55
Avenue D is opened James
297
Ann
61
Lewis
Oliver
303 304 Beekman
65 67
Catharine-slip 312 314
Spruce 77
79
FRANKFORT. Right.
Market
Ferry
81
86
Chatham 2
Pike
not filled up Frankfort
102
William 20
c.
Rutgers
GOUVERNEUR. Rt.
. Gold 47
47 Clinton
Division
1
Vandewater 54
56
Montgomery
Eastbroadway 5
Jacob 59
61
Gouverneur
Henry
Cliff
76
78 |Scammel
Madison
Walnut
no No. Monroe
Corlears not filled up
Cherry
FRANKLIN-SQ.
Cherry
1
FULTON. Right.
Front
Pearl
6
South
2 south
FRANKLIN. Left.
Orange
20
Cliff 53
55 Front
Elm
p.
40 Ryder's-alley
68 70 South
Broadway
66
William
101
c. GRAND. Right.
2
Church 92
94 Nassau
125 127 Sullivan
20
22
Chapel
124 126 Broadway
158 153 Thompson
36 38
Varick 130 132
Church
191 Laurens 56
58
Hudson
166 168 Greenwich
225 237 Wooster
72
74
Greenwich 192 194
Washington 239
Washington
202 West
264
Mercer 104 106
Broadway 114
Crosby 124 126
FRONT. Right.
Waverly
1 Elm 140 140}
Whitehall 2 8
Christopher
Centre 150 m.
More 6
Orange
m.
158
* Part of Fourth, between the Bowery and Avenue 2d, has the soubriquet of Albion-Place. t Numbers inaccurate and irregular.
# 209 on h. should be 210. $ Two houses numbered 81.
B
Pearl
90
Water
Front
18} 183
Water
25
27 GOUVERNEUR-AL.
Pearl 37
39 Water
Cortlandt-alley 56 58 Gold
77 79
An alley
70 Dutch
110 112 Varick
Greene® 88 90
West 218
GAY.
Centre
Rose 34 40 Jefferson
#210 212 Platt
Avenue A
26
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK.
Orange
155 157 GREEN. Left. Morton
636
Mulberry
172 174 Canal
1 Barrow
654 656
Mott 188 190 Grand 35 Christopher 682 685
Elizabeth
204 206 Broome
51 Amos
700 700
Bowery 218 224 Spring
85 853 Charles
716 718
Bowery
219 221 Prince
119 Perry
732 734
Christie
236 238 Houston
c. 151 Hammond
748 750
Forsyth
252 254 Bleecker
183 185 Bank
762
Eldridge
268 272 Amity-lane closed Bethune
215
Troy
· no No.
Orchard
298 302 Fourth
230 Jane
Ludlow 314 m. Washington-place
Horatio
Essex
m. 332 Waverley, terminates at Great-Kiln Road, oppo-
Norfolk 316 348
site Avenue 9th
Suffolk
362 364 GREENWICH.Right.
1
GREENWICH-LA.
Attorney
394 396 Morris
39
41 Avenue 6th
no No.
Ridge
412 Lumber
59 61 |Christopher
Pitt 426 428 Rector
89 91 Amos
Junct. Division
Carlisle
112 114 Charles
Willett 442 444 Albany
122 124
Perry
Junct. Eastbroadway
Thames
131 133 Eleventh
Sheriff 458
Cedar
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