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Division
1
Hester
25
25
Grand
51
56
South 1
EIGHTH. Opening from Christo- pher to Avenue 2d- from Avenue C to Lewis, and opening to Avenue D.
EIGHTEENTH. 2 Opening from N. River to Av. 6th only.
ELDRIDGE.
Left.
Bowery Pell 18
DESBROSSES. Left.
Hudson
2
DUANE. Right.
Delancey 119 121
29|Houstoun
200
lane to Broadway, and from the Bowery to Avenue 2d, and from Avenue A to Avenue D.
Chrystie
51
56 Waahington
Junct. Bayard 78
Caroline
211 213 ELIZABETH.
Left
Market
83
85
91
92 Open from Greenwich-
72 Church
122 124
Hudson
162 164
Grand 93 97
Spring 159 163
Jefferson
217 219 Pike
Suffolk
228 230 Rutgers 170 170} Republican-alley 8
18
Attorney 260 262 Clinton
White 84 86
Spring
213
ESSEX. Left.
Front
South
38
Washington 30
DEY. Left.
20
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
Broome
73
75|FLETCHER.
Right.|Avenue D
is opened
Delancey 95
97 Pearl
2 Lewis
Rivington 125
Water 15
Stanton 155
Front 24
FRANKFORT. Right. Chatham 2
Williamn 20
c.
FORSYTH. Left.
Rose
34 40
EXCHANGE-PL. R. Bayard
2
Gold 47
47
Hanover
12 Walker, say
29
3] Vandewater
54 56
William 30
32 Hester 61 63 Jacob
59 61
Broad 62
Grand 89 91 Cliff
76
78
Broadway.
Delancey 133 135
Rivington 163 165
FRANKLIN. Left.
FACTORY. Right.
Stanton
191 195 Orange
Waverley
Houstoun, cemeteries.
Centre 20
Christopher 9
6
Elm p. 40
Amos 16
18
FOURTEENTH.
Cortlandt-alley 56 58
Charles 36
38
Perry 50
49
to Bowery & Av. 3d. An alley
70
Hammond 65
67
Church 92
94
Bank 79
FOURTH. Left.
Chapel
124
126
FERRY. Left.
Gold
1 |Troy
13
Jacob 19
23 Bank 30
Cliff .37
45|Hammond 45
47
West
218
Perry
61
63
Charles
75
77
FRANKLIN-SQ.
FIFTEENTH.
Amos 92
Cherry 1
6
Barrow 137
FRONT.
Right.
FIFTH.
Jones 150
Whitehall · 2
More 6
8
3d to East River.
Avenue 6th 172 Broad 22
24
FIRST. Right.
Thompson
238 240 Cuyler's-alley
54 56
Bowery
] Wooster
276 278 Old-slip
76 78
Avenue 2d 25
27 Greene
296 295 Governeur-al.
93
95
Avenue Ist 71
Mercor 309 311 Jones-lane
Wall
116 118
and extends to (say)
Lafayette-place 347 Pine
134 136
No. 180, at the cor- Bowery* 376 379 Depeyster
ner of Avenue B, but
Avenue 2d, say 416
Maiden-lane 154 156
it opens into Hous- Aven. Ist, say 474
Fletcher
160 162
Avenue A
Burling-slip
180 182
Avenue B not Fultont
200
Avenue C
opened Beckmant
£210 212
* Part of Fourth, between the Bowery and Avenue 2d, has the soub- riquet of Albion-place
+ Numbers inacurate and irrregular.
# 209 on h. should be 210.
202
Pearl
1 53
Avenue 8th Jane
1
3 Hudson
166 168
Greenwich
192 194
2] |Washington
Opening from Avenue Christopher 8th to Broadway. Grove
106 108|Pearl
Opened from Avenue Cornelia 170
Macdougal, say 201 so. Coenties slip 40
42
Avenue A. 121 128 Broadway 323
101 103
140 142
toun at Norfolk.
South 4]
Houston 183
Meets Avenue A.
New 66
Broome 109 111 Pearl
90
[Opening from N. River Broadway 66
1 Varick
130 132
21
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
Peck-slip 236 236|Eden's-alley
36
38'Attorney
394 396
Dover 254 256 Fulton 55
Ridge 412
Roosevelt* 284 287 Ann 61
Pitt
426 428
James
297 Beekman 65
67 Junct. Division
Oliver
303 304|Spruce
77
Catharine-slip 312 314 Ferry
84
Market
Frankfort 102
Pike not filled up
Columbia
472 474
Rutgers
Division
1 Junct. Henry
Clinton
Eastbroadway 5
Cannon
490 492
Montgomery
Henry
Lewis
506 508
Gouverneur
Madisen
Junct. Madison 513
Goerck
524 526
Scammel
Monroe
Corlaers
547
Corlears not filled up
Water
Junct. Monroe
Mangin
540 542
FULTON. Right.
South
Tompkins
556
South 2
Front
18% 18ł
GOUVERNEUR-LA. GREAT JONES.Left.
Water
25 27 Water
Pearl 37 39 Front
Cliff 53 55 South
Bowery, say 56
Ryder's-alley 68
70
Gold
77
79
GRAND. Right.
GREAT KILN RD.
William 101 c. Varick
2 Fourth
Dutch
110 112 Sullivan
20
22|Thirteenth
Nassau 125 127 Thompson
36 38 Hudson
Broadway 158 150
Laurens
56 58|Twelfth
Church
191 |Wooster
72 74 Greenwich
Greenwich 225 227 Greenet
Washington
239
Mercer
104 106
Washington
West
264
Crosby
124 126
GREEN. Right.
GAY ..
Elm
140 140} Liberty
Waverley
1|Centre
150
m.
Maiden-lane
Christopher
Orange
m. 158
GREENE. Left.
GOERCK.
Left.
Mulberry
172 174 Canal
1
Grand
1 Mott
188 190 Grand
35
Broome
16
2] | Elizabeth
204 206 Broome
51
Delancey 49
Bowery
218 224 Spring
85 854
Rivington 79
81 Bowery
219 221 Prince 119
Stanton 1153 117 Christie
236 238 Houstoun c. 151
Houstoun
143 145 Forsyth
252 254 Bleecker 183 185 closed
Fourthı
not opened Allen
284 286 Amity
215
Fifth
do.
Orchard
298 302/Fourth
230
GOLD.
Left ..
Essex
m. 332 Waverley terminates at
Maiden-lanc
1 |Norfolk
346 348
Platt
Suffolk
362 364|GREENWICIL Rt
John, say
29 Clinton
378 380 Battery-place
t Two houses numbered 31.
Numbers inaccurate and irregular. *
Ludlow
314 m. Washington-place
Third
not built up Eldridge
268 272 Amitv-lane
Orange
155 157
Broadway Lafayette-place
Walnut
no No. Cherry
79|
Willett
442 444
86 Junct. Eastbroadway
Sheriff
458
GOUVERNEUR. Rt. Walnut 49
Jefferson
Front
88
90 Avenue 9th
Broadway 114
22
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
Morris
3.9 4]|Christopher
HANOVER. - Right. Pearl
Lumber
59 61 Amos
Rector
89 91 Charles
Exchange 6 8
Carlisle
112 114 Perry
Exchange-place 12 p
Albany
122 124|Eleventh
Wall
P
Thames
131 133 Hammond
Cedar
139$ 141 Avenue 7th
HARRISON.
Left.
Liberty 145 147 Bank
Hudson
1
Cortlandt
159 161|
Twelfth
Staples 5
7
Dey
173 175
Troy
Greenwich
26 28
Fulton 185 187 Jane
Washington 38
40
Vesey 199 201
Thirteenth
West
64
Barclay 217 219 Horatio
Robinson 235 237 Great Kiln Road
Murray 251 253
Avenue 8th
Oliver
Catharine
11 13
Chambers 283 285
GROVE. Left.
Reade 299 30] Hudson
2 Birmingham
66 68
Jay
331 333 Bleecker
44
46 Rutgers
c. 119
Harison 347 349
Fourth
76
80 Jefferson
143
Franklin 363 365
Waverley 98
Clinton
176
North Moore
377 379
Montgomery 209.211
Beach 391 393
HAGUE.
Right.
Gouverneur 236
Laight
423 425
Cliff
13
Walnut
332 or 302
Desbrosses
451 453
HAMMERSLEY. Rt.
HESTER. Right.
Do.
452 452 Continues from 560
Clinton
1
Watts
465 467
Houstoun
2 Suffolk 13 17
Conal
473 475 Smith
14
16 Norfolk 30
34
Spring 509 515
Varick
61
63 Essex
49
49
Vandam 531 539
Hudson 87
Ludlow 63
Charlton
555 557
Greenwich
111
113|Orchard 77
79
King
571 571
Washington
Allen
93
95
Hammersley
587 589|West
Eldridge 107 109
Clarkson
603 603}
Forsyth 121 121
Leroy
618 620
HAMILTON.
Left.
Chrystie, inac. 133
Morton
636
Catharine
2 Bowery, say 145 147
Barrow
654 656 |Market 50
Elizabeth c. 161
Christopher 682 685|Terminates in Monroe, Mott
Amos
700 700
say
60 Mulberry
191 191}
Charles
716 718
Orange 205 207
Perry
732 734 HAMMOND.
Right. Centre
219
Jłammond 748 750 Greenwich-lane
Bank
762
Factory Fourth 47
49 Washington n. Canal
Bleecker 79 81 West-the Ferry
Hudson 95
Horatio
Greenwich 107
HORATIO.
Great Kiln Road, oppo- site Avenue 9th
West
164|Fourth
Avenue 8th
GREENWICHI-LA. Houstoun
Hudson
Greenwich opening
Avenue 6th no No. Bleecker
HOBOKEN. Left.
Bethune
'Troy Jane
no No.
Washington
135 137 |Greenwich-1. at 13th-st.
HANCOCK.
HENRY.
Left.
Warren, irreg. 269 269
Market c. 51
Duane 317 319 Bedford
18 Pike 81 83
Hubert
407 409 Pearl
Vestry
437 439
1 Scammel 246 c.
175 175}
23
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
HOUSTOUN. East River
Right.\ HUBERT. Left. Hudson
¡Avenue 3d and 4th opened and named
Goerck
23
27 Collister
8 10 about 1832.
Lewis
36 38 Greenwich 18
20
JACKSON AVENUE.
Cannon 52 54 Washington 30 32 Continuat'n of Wooster Proper junct.at First-st. West 50 Waverly to Manhattan 57 Fourteenth Columbia 70 HUDSON. Left. JACOB. Left.
Avenue D
85
Chambers
] Ferry 1
Sheriff
100 Reade
15 Frankfort 25
Willet
118 120 Duane
29
37 JAMES.
Right.
Pitt
138 140 Thomas
42
44 Chatham
I
Avenue C
139 141 |Jay
51
53 Madison 33
43
Ridge
156 158 Anthony
60
62 Oak 62 Batavia
25
87
Clinton
194 196 Leonard
003 82
Cherry
99
Avenue B 197 199 Franklin
81
85 JAMES-SLIP. Right.
Suffolk 212 214 North Moore
95
97
Cherry
no No.
Norfolk 230
Beach
109 111
Water Front
19
First 249|Laight
14]
South not filled up
Essex 248 250 Vestry
153} 155
JANE.
Ludlow 264 266 Desbrosses
169 171 Greenwich-lane
Orchard
282 284 Canal
177 179|Fourth
Avenue Ist
295 297 Watts
184 186 Avenue 8th
Allen
294 296 Broome
198 200 Hudson
Eldridge
308 b. Dominick
214 214} Greenwich
Forsyth c. b. Spring
225 227
Washington
Chrystie
b. 348 Vandam
239 24]
West
Avenue 2d
345 355 Charlton
253 255
JAY. Right.
Bowery
375 377
King
269 27)
Hudson
1
Elizabeth
387 369 Hamersley
291 293 Staples
7
g
Mott
399 401 Clarkson
309 311
Greenwich 21
Mulberry
411 412 Leroy
323 325
Washington 25
Crosby
425 427 Morton
341} 343 Caroline
34
Broadway
439 c. Barrow
357 359|West
45
Mercer
453 455
¡Grove
380
p. JEFFERSON. Left.
Greene
471 473
Christopher
395 397 Division
1
Wooster
485 4881 Amos
414 416 Eastbroadway
11
Laurens
503 505 Charles
429 43] |Henry 20
Thompson 523 523
Perry 444} or 446 Madison
not
Sullivan 539
Hammond
Monroe
built
Macdougal
552 554 Bank
Cherry
upon
Terminates in
Avenue 8th
Water
Hammersley at
500 Troy
JERSEY. Left.
Hancock 563
Jane
Crosby
1
Bedford
Horatio
Mulberry 17
Great Kiln road
JOHN.
Left.
HOWARD. Left.
Thirteenth
Broadway
1
Centre
1 Fourteenth
Nassau
23
Elm
9
11 Avenue 9th.
Dutch
35
39
Crosby
28 30
William 49₴
49
Broadway
41 - 43
IRVING-PLACE.
Gold
65 69
Mercer 53
Fourteenth to
Cliff
79
95
Twentieth, between
Pearl
104
: 71} 73
Attorney
172 174 Harison
67
Avenue A and junction Hubert
123}
24
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
JONES. Right.
LEROY. Right.
¡Stanton 159
Fourth
16 Hudson Greenwich
19
Washington 29
LUMBER. Left.
Liberty 1
Cedar 4
2
Thames
12
14
Rector
Greenwich
Macdougal
1
Smith 13
15
LITTLE-WATER. 63 Cross
MACDOUGAL. Left.
Spring
1
Hudson
96
98
Anthony
Vandam 13
15
Charlton 29
31
LEWIS. Left.
Prince
Grand
2 King 41
57
Broome
20
22 Houstoun
73 75
Delancey
47
Bleecker, say
105
Fourth
Stanton
99
Amity
139 141
Houstoun
127 131
Fourth
Third
153
Barrow
LAIGHT. Left.
Fifth
185 Eighth
Canal
1 Sixth
201
St. John's-lane 11
13 Seventh
217
MADISON.
Left.
Hudson 46
Ninth
not filled
Chestnut
4
6
Collister
57
LIBERTY.
Right.
James
34
36
Washington 76
78 Branches from
Oliver
48
West
Maiden-lanc
2 Catharine
57
64
LAURENS.
Loft.
Nassau
51
51 Birmingham
127 129
Canal
1 |Green
55
59
Pike
1433 145
Broome 57
Temple
88
92
Rutgers
185
Spring
91 Lumber
98
Clinton 231
Prince
124 128 Greenwich
124 126
Montgomery 263
Houstoun 166
Washington
138 138
Gouverneur, say
281
Bleecker
196 198 West
149
Scammel
291 298
Amity-lane
closed
Amity, say 228
LISPENARD.
Left.
1
33 MAIDEN-LANE. L. 1 Broadway
Green
182 20
Chapel
37
39
LUDLOW. Loft.
Nassau
27
29
Church
p.
65 Walker
1; William
65
67
Broadway
93
95 Hester
31
33 Gold
87
8.9
Benson
109 Grand
59
61|Pearl
109 111
Elm
118 120; Broome
79
BI Water
133
Centre
142 144. Delancey
105
Front
149 151
Orange
201
Rivington
131 133 South
169
·
Grand
29
31 Broadway
78
80
Walnut 341
Junct. Grand 370
Chapel
Church 31
LEONARD
Left.
Broadway 67
Hudson
1
] Houstoun 189
Bleecker 47
JONE'S-LANE. Rt. Front South
West
LEROY-PLACE. In Bleecker-street, Mercer to Greene
48 48₺
KING. Right.
Washington West
LAFAYETTE-PL. Great Jones
Rivington 69
71
Minetto, say 129
Art Eighth
Fourth
169 171|Waverly
Varick 22
24 Eighth
231
Pearl
I
Roosevelt 12
14
Greenwich 66
William
16
18 Market
114
Jefferson
Varick
Greenwich 123
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
25
MANGIN. Left.
MILL. Right.
Washington
97
Grand
1 Broad
2 West
Broome
13
15 Stone
38
Delancey
41
MINETTO. Left.
Chatham
1
Stanton
Bleecker
Cross 21
c.
Avenue 6th
Bavard
Walker 81
Second (op. Cannon) 1 Third 13
MONROE. Left.
Hester 113 115
Catharine
Grand
141 143
MARKET. Right.
Market
44 Broome
169
Division
Pike
95
Eastbroadway
Henry
c.
15 Rutgers
138 142
Houstoun
258 260
Madison 29
31 Jefferson
Bleecker
286
Monroe
47
49 Clinton
51 Montgomery, say 312 MULBERRY. Left.
Chatham
I
Water
83
85 Scammel 340
Cross
29
31
Front, say
93
Walnut 394 396 Bayard 71
MARKETFIELD. R. Junction Grand
Broad
2 Tompkins sq.
Grand
157
Whitehall 30
MONTGOMERY. L. Spring
213 217
MECHANIC-A. .
Division
1 Prince
255 255
Monroe
Eastbroadway
15
17 Houstoun
Madison 34
Bleecker
MERCER. Left.
Monroe 55
73
MURRAY. Right.
Howard 6
12 Water
79
81 Broadway
1
Grand c.
31 Front
not filled up
Church
31
33
Broome 51
53
f
Chapel
61
63
Houstoun 147
Water
9
Bleecker 178
Front 19
Amity-lane closed South
37
Amity
217
Wall
0
Fourth 233 235
MORRIS. Left.
Pine 11 13
Washing .- pl. 249
Broadway
1 Cedar 25 27
Waverley-place
Greenwich 10
Liberty 41 43
Seventh
Washington
Maiden-lane 55 57
Eighth
terminates
John 69 71
Fulton 89
93
*MERCHANTS'. R.
MORTON. Right.
Ann 103 105
William 1
Bleecker
1 Beekman
136 138
Ex .- place 13
17 Bedford
29
31 Spruce
152 154
Pearl 31
Hudson
69 Frankfort
166
Greenwich
* Was called Exchange-st. until the name was changed in May, 1835.
B
Canal
1 Cherry 71
MORE.
Left.
Greenwich 87 89
Prince 113
c. Pearl
1 |Washington 97 99
11 West 113
NASSAU. Left.
7
Jersey 1270
Cherry
Henry
Walker 97 101
Cherry
71
73 Gouverneur, say 332
Corlaers
Hester 127
Hamilton 49
1 Pelham 114
Spring 191
Prince C. 210
MANHATTAN. Left. Macdougal
Pell
363
38
51
MOTT.
Left.
Rivington not built
West not filled up
Spring 79
Broome 179
26
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
NEW. Right. ¡Oak
58
60|Wall
151 153
Wall 1 Cherry
84
86 Pine
169 171
Exchange-place
27: Water
92 94 Cedar
181 187
Beaver
64 Front
104
Maiden-lane
197 201
South
not filled u. P
Platt
221 225
Opened from Avenue 6th to the North Chatham
ORANGE. Right.
John
235 237
River and opening at Cross
25
27 Fulton
265 269
Broadway
Leonard
46
48 Beekman
285 287
Franklin
66
Ferry
309 313
Bayard
69
75 Peck-slip
312 314
White
82
84|Dover
342
Walker 101 103|Franklin-sq.
353*
Hester 129 131 Frankfort
351 355
Grand
155 157 Hague
367 369
1 NORFOLK. Left.
Broome 183₺ 185.0ak
213 215 Vandewater 399 401
Hester
13
Spring 15 Prince
247
Madison 420 426
Grand 39
41 Terminates at the Ly- Rose
421 423
Broome 59
61
ing-in Asylum, above William
447} 449
Delancey 81
83
Prince
Chatham 463 463
Rivington 111 113
City Hall-pl. 483} 485
Stanton 133
ORCHARD. Left. Cross
500 502
Houstoun
162 Division
I Centre
512 514-
Walker 9 11 Elm
540 542
NORTH-MOORE. R. Hester
Chapel
1|Grand 67
69 Broadway
576
Varick 15
17 Broome 79₺
81
Hudson 49
51 Delancey
134 Pearl
1
Washington 91
Stanton
Front
33
35
OAK. Right.
PARK. Right.
Pearl
1 Ann
1
PELHAM.t.
Chestnut
4
8 Beekman 37
c. Monroe
1
Roosevelt 17
19
Cherry
11
James 37
39
PARK-PLACE.
R. 2
PELL.
Left.
1
OLD SLIP.
Stone
1 PEARL. Left.
Mott
33
Pearl
5
7 State
1
25 PERRY. Right.
Water 15
17|Whitehall
30
32 Greenwich-lane
Broad 53
55 Factory 17
74 Fourth 50
Coenties-lane 73 75|Bleecker 81 83
105 107|Hudson
99 101
Eastbroadway
1|Old-slip
Chatham
2 William
Greenwich 111 113
Henry
c.
16 Hanover
121 123 Washington 135 137
Madison
32 36 Exchange
139 141|West, say
163
* Should be 352.
t This street is partly closed.
21
WVest not built up Houstoun
195
South
45
Oliver
46 Broadway
Catharine 58
Church 28
Bowery
Doyer 15 19
Front irreg. More
Soutlı 33
Coenties-slip 66
OLIVER. Right.
107 107 PECK SLIP. Left.
Greenwich 79
Rivington
165 Water 19
39
41 a church at 544 546
390 392
Division
Opening from Green- wich-lane to Avenue 2d.
1 Burling-slip 234 240
NINTH.
Fletcher / 208 212
NINETEENTH.
27
RUNNERS, VADE MECUM.
PIKE. Left.
| Church
82 84 |Columbia 267 269
Division
]|Chapel
114 116 Cannon
291
Eastbroadway 7 S|Hudson
120 127 Lewis 305
Henry
19
23 | Greenwich
161 163'Goerch
320
m.
Madison
33
39 Washington
175 177 Mangin
not built up
59;West
195
Tompkins
Water 83
RECTOR. Left.
ROBINSON. Right.
Broadway c. c. Chapel 33
Broadway
Nassau
13
William
45₺ 47|West
Pearl
76
78
ROOSEVELT. R.
RENWICK.
Left.
Chatham . 2
2 Madison 34
38
Oak 58
74
PITT. Left.
Grand
Broome
2 Forming an elbow. 24 commencing at Reade- Front
Delancey 47 49|street, cast of Broad-
Rivington 75 way, and terminating in Stanton 99 101|Elm-street
ROSE. Right.
Frankfort
RYDER'S-ALLEY.
Duane
28 34
Fulton no No.
a church at 50
Pearl
57
PLATT.
Pearl 1 RIDGE. Left.
RUTGERS. Left.
Division
2 Division 1
5
Grand 4 6, Eastbroadway Broome 23 Henry 13 15
Delancey 43
45 Madison 31 33
Rivington 75
77 Monroe 45 47
2 Stanton 104 104 Cherry, say
59
61
Elizabeth
14
16 Houstoun p.
130
Water 69 71
Front
not filled
Mulberry 46
48 RIVINGTON. Right.
2 SCAMMEL. Right.
Crosby 68
70;Chrystie
17
19 Grand not built up
Broadway 80
Forsyth 35
37 Eastbroadway
Mercer
94|Eldridge 49
53 Henry 13 15
Greene 107 109 Allen
69!Madison 23 25
Wooster 126 128|Orchard
83 Monroe 33 35
Laurens 142
Ludlow
101 Cherry 50 52
Thompson 157
Essex
115|Water
57
Sullivan
174 176|Norfolk
132
Macdougal
Suffolk
146 148
SECOND.
Clinton
163
Bowery 180 Avenue 2d, say 35
Cross
1| Ridge
195 197;Avenue Ist
not built
Elm
14 Pitt
214 216 Avenue A
Republican-al. 34 36 Willett
231 233 Avenue B]
Broadway 42 54 Sheriff
251 253Avenue C 226 228
Lumber 1
6 Greenwich 493 51
1 Greenwich
11
13 Washington
61
63
15| Washington
21
West
75
Water
85
Front
91
Canal
Spring 45
58
Batavia
68
REPUBLICAN-AL.
Cherry
92
94
Water irregular
South
Houstoun
126
and runs into Avenue C.
Eden's Alley
PRINCE. Right.
Bowery
Mott 30
Orange 60
62 Bowery
READE. Left.
Attorney
Monroe
57
Cherry
75
75
PINE. Right.
South
99
not filled up
28
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
1
Avenue D 288
Burling-slip 87 88|Willett
235 239
in Fulton 93 m. Sheriff 253
Beekman m. 104 Columbia 268 270 .
Peck-slip ' 118 151 285 287
Dover 160 161
175
Goerck ,
319 m.
Mangin
Tompkins not filled up
to Lewis
Catharine-sl.
202 203
Market not filled up
STAPLE.
SEVENTEENTH.
Opened from Avenue 6th to the North Ri- Bowery
ver.
Elizabeth
10
Mott
24
26
STATE.
Grand
1 Orange 56
Pearl 14
Broome 19 21 Elm
Delancey 43
45 Crosby
72
Rivington 71
73 Broadway
84
86
98 100 ST.JOHN'S LANE.R.
Greene
116 118 Beach
1
Wooster
129 126 York 9
Laurens
144 146 Laight
From North River to
Thompson
162 164
178 180 STONE. Left.
190 1953 Whitehall 2
202 204 Broad 22 22
Varick
230 232 Coenties-lane
Hudson
264 Mill 61
SIXTH.
Broadway to Avenue C Greenwich
unopened, thence to Avenue A, and from Avenue C to the East River opened.
SMITH.
Hamersley King
SOUTH.
Whitehall
1 Forsyth
39
Broome 51
53
More
7
8 Eldridge
57 Delancey 75
77
Broad
14
15 Allen
71 Rivington
109
Cuyler's-alley 28
29 Ladlow
103 105 Houstoun
156
Old-Slip
39 40 Essex 119 121
Gouverneur-al. 48
49 Church of Epiph. 130 SULLIVAN. Right.
Jones-alley 52 53 Norfolk
135 137 Canal
3
Wall 58
60 Suffolk
162 154 Grand
21 21
Pine 68 69 Clinton
168 170 Watts
46
Depeyster
70 71 Attorney
184 186 Broome 55 553
Maiden-lane 75 76 Ridge
201 Spring 91 93
Fletcher
77 78 Pitt
217 219 Prince
129 130
SHERIFF. Left.
Mulberry
40
42
Whitehall 1
58 Bridge
15
16
Stanton 97
99 Mercer
Houstoun 127
SIXTEENTH.
, Avenue 8th, and o- Sullivan pening from Avenne Macdougal 3d, partially to Ave- Clarke nue 7th.
Renwick 276 280
William 65
286
m. STUYVESANT.
West
315
Bowery and Eighth .. Avenue 3d
SPRUCE.
Left.
Ninth
Nassau
1|Tenth
William 21
23
Avenue 2d & eleventh
Gold 45
STANTON. Right.
SUFFOLK. Left.
Bowery
1 Division 1
Chrystie
25|Grand 29
Coenties-slip 22
23 Orchard 88
90 Stanton 131
and terminates Houstoun
SEVENTH.
Opened from Avenue Roosevelt A to the Bowery : James and from Avenue C Oliver
187 188
194 195
Cannon
Lewis 304 305
Duane Jay
SPRING Right.
2 Harison
Bowling-green 20
Washington .300
29
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
Houstoun
166
Houstoun
Bleecker
202 Bleecker
199
Amity-lane
closed Fourth .
Amity
233
Fourth
1
Liberty Cedar Thames
TENTH. Opened from Avenue 6th to the East River
THAMES. Right.
Broadway
Temple 3
Lumber
11
Greenwich
23
THEATRE-ALLEY. Ann no No. Beekman
THIRD. L. Bowery op. G. Jones.
Avenue 2d 33
Avenue Ist
Avenue A
not built Opened from Avenue
Avenue B
Avenue. C 250 256
Avenue D 310 313
Manhattan 328 330
Lewis 341 343 From North River to
Goerck not built
THIRTEENTH.
Opened and regulated from the North to the East River
THIRTY-SIXTH.
Broadway 2
Church 30
32
Greenwich 72 72
Washington 84 86
West 110
VESTRY. Left.
Canal
Varick 1
Hudson 27
Greenwich
47
4.9
Washington 57 59
West
Broome 45
Spring 81
Prince C.
1
Chapel 31
33
Hudson 52
THOMPSON. Left. 1
Canal
Grand
19
21
TWENTY-SEVEN.
47 83 Say opening f .. O. Post Road to Avenue 2d. B*
164 TROY.
Greenwich-lane
Avenue 8th Hudson Geeenwich
Washington West
Grand Broome
Delancey
VANDAM. Right.
Macdougal 1
Varick
45
47
Hudson
74
76
Greenwich
102
VANDEWATER. L.
Frankfort 1
A church at 15
Pearl
43
TWELFTH. Opened from Green- wich-lane to Av. 2d
and from Av. B to North Moore East River Beach
24
26
Laight 58
60
Canal 70
Grand
p. 80
6th to North River & Watts 92
opening at Broadw.
Broome 108 110
Dominick 122 124
Spring
134 136
Vandam 154
Charlton 172
King 187
189
TWENTY-THIRD. Hamersley 204 206
Say opening fr. Av. 3d Downing to East River.
208 210
Clarkson, say 227
TWENTY-FOURTH Sav opening from Av. 4th to Avenue Ist.
TWENTY-FIFTH. Say opening from Av 2d to Old Post Road
TWENTY-SIXTH. Say opening from Av 2d to Bloomingdale. road
VESEY. Loft.
Opened from Avenuef 8th to Avenue 10th
THOMAS. Left.
Church
TWENTY-FIRST.
Avenue 3d
VARICK.
Left.
Franklin 2
14
TORBERT.
Henry
no No.
1 Madison 5
TRYON-ROW.
Chatham City Hall place 12
Rivington
TOMPKINS.
TEMPLE.
Amity, say
210
TWENTIETH.
94
30
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
WALKER.
Right. |Rector
97
99
WASH-PLACE .* 1
Chapel
1 Carlisle
121 123 Broadway
Church
31 32 Albany
131 133 |Mercer
Broadway 67
Cedar
145 147
Greene
Courtlandt-al. 76 . 78 Liberty
153 155
Wooster
Elm
93
Cortlandt
169 171
Centre 111 Dey
179 181
WATER.
Right.
Orange
125 127 Fulton
191 193
Whitehall
1
Mulberry
141 143|Vesey
205 207
More
5
7
Mott
157 159 Barclay
221 223
Broad
21
23
Elizabeth
174 176 Robinson
239 241
Coenties-slip
39
41
Bowery
187 191 Murray
255 257
Cuyler's-alley 49
53
Chrystie
209 211 Warren
271 275
Old-slip
73
77
Forsyth
227 229|Chambers
285 287
Gouverneur-al. 93
97
Eldridge
246 248 Reade
297 297
Wall
115 117
Allen
262 264 Duane
305 307
Pine
133 135
Orchard
277 279 Jay
319 321
Depeyster
139 141
junct. Division 293
Harison
333 336
Maiden-lane
153
Ludlow
294
Franklin
347
Fletcher
159 161
WALL. Right & Left. Beach
Broadway
1 Hubert
398 Beekman*
219 229
New
3
4 Laight
414 Peck-slip
251 257
Broad
83
10 Vestry
424
Dover
279 281
William
30분
31 |Desbrosses
440 442 Roosevelt*
321 325
Hanover
47 Watts
454
James-slip
361 363
Pearl
61
63 |Hoboken
474
Oliver
375 379
Water
67
69
Canal
475 477 Catharine-slip 389 391
Front
81
83 Spring
493 495 Market
431 434
South
95
Charlton
533 535 Pike
470 472
WALNUT.
Right.
King
549
Rutgers
514 516
Henry
1 Hamersley
565 567
Jefferson
534
Grand
2 Clarkson
581
Clinton
559
Madison
13
15 Leroy
599 Montgomery
596 598
Monroe
26
28 Morton
615 617 Gouverneur
620 622
Cherry
45
47 Barrow
631 632 Scammel
630 632
Water
63 Christopher
647
Walnut 687₺ 689
Front
77
A market
Corlaers 736 738
.
WARREN.
Left.
Amos
665 667
Broadway
1 |Charles
683 685
WATTS. Left.
Church
32
34 Perry
699 701 Sullivan
1
Chapel
64 66 Hammond
717 719 Varick
27 31
Greenwich
96
Bank
Hudson 57₺ 59
Washington
106 Bethune
Greenwich 75 77
West
Troy
Washington
86
Jane
West
WASHINGTON. Rt. Horatio
Battery-place
] Great Kiln-road
WAVERLEY-PL.+ R.
Morris
38 40 Twelfth
Broadway
* We are compelled to admit the use of the tag, Placc, to this street, to distinguish it from the true Washington-street.
t This properly is entitled to be called a strect, and is so called through- out the Directory.
منه
N. Moore
364 366 Burling-slip
179 181
377 379
Fulton
199 203
649
* Irregular.
31
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
Mercer
WHITE. Right.
ĮWall 43
Greene
Chapel Church
1 Pine 53 53
Wooster
35|Cedar 61
67
Avenue 5th
An alley 57
59 Liberty 77 79
Macdougal 98 Broadway
67 Maiden-lane 83 88
Avenue 6th
128 130 Cortlandt-alley 78
80 John
109 111
Gay
141 143 Elm 96
Fulton
143
c.
WEEHAWKEN. Christopher Amos
Marketfield
1
Pearl 273
Stone 15
17
Bridge 20
Pearl
28
33
Canal
1
Cedar
1 Front
49
51
Grand
31
Liberty
4
5, South
63
Broome
55
Cortlandt
31
Spring
87
91
Dey 38
39
Prince W. 129
Fulton 45
ın.
WILLETT.
Left.
Houstoun 164 166
Vesey m.
47
Grand
1 Bleecker 187
Barclay irreg.
80 Broome
19
21
Amity lane is closed
Robinson 88
93 Delancey
43
45 Amity
225
Murray
100 101 Rivington
73
75
Fourth
237
Warren 107
Stanton
105 107 |Washing .- pl.
Reade
118
Duane-square
Duane
120
WILLIAM.
Left.
Jay
125
Stone
1
YORK. Loft.
Harison, say 136
Beaver
9
11
St. John's-lane
1
Franklin, say 147
Exchange
10
16 Chapel
17
North Moore, &c.
Exch .- place
31
33
Charlton-street
532
116
Ann c. 157
Christopher 155
Orange 136
Beekman 171 171
Spruce ! 183 185
Frankfort
201 203
WHITEHALL. R &.L. Duane
241
WEST.
WOOSTER. Left.
Albany
Water
44
Chambers
117 118 Houstoun
135
Waverley
Eighth
ERRATUM. Charlton-Street, the odd numbers are on the Right side.
Factory 151 153 Centre
Grove 170
32
LIST OF PIERS.
EAST RIVER.
1, Foot of Battery,
2, Whitehall-street,
3. Moore-street,
4,5, Broad-street,
6, 7, 8, Coenties-slip,
9, 10, Cuyler's-alley,
11, 12, Old-slip,
14, Gouverneur's-lane,
Coffee-house-slip,
35, 16, 17, Pine-street,
18, 19, Maiden-lane,
20, 21, Burling-slip,
22, Fulton-market,
23, Beekman-street,
24, 25, 26, Peck-slip,
27, 28, Dover-street,
29, Roosevelt-street,
30, 31, James-slip,
32, Oliver-street,
33, 34, Catharine-slip,
35, 36, Market-street,
37, 38, Screw-dock,
39, 40, Do.
41, 42, Pike-street.
NORTH-RIVER.
: 1, 2, 3, Between Battery-place, and Morris-street,
4, 5, 6, 7, between Morris & Rector 8, Rector-street,
9, [ 10, Carlisle-street,
: 11, Albany-street,
12,
13, Cedar-street, 14, 15, Liberty-street, 16, 17, between Courtlandt-st. and J. City ferry
19, Dey-street, 20, 21, Fulton-street, 21, Washington-market. 22, Vesey-street, 23, 24, Barclay-street-Hoboken Ferry,
25, Robinson-street,
26, Murray-street,
27, Warren-street.
28, Chambers-street,
29, Reade-street.
30, Duane-street,
31, Jay-street,
32, Harison-street,
33, Franklin-street,
34, N. Moore-st.
35, Hubert-street,
36, Vestry-street,
37 Desbrosses-street,
38, Watt's-street,
38, 39, between Hoboken-st. & Ferry,
40, Canal-street, 41, Spring-street, 42, Charlton-street,
43, King-street,
33
1,
COPIED FROM A NEWSPAPER.
TABLE OF DISTANCES.
From the Battery
From the Exchange
From the City-Hall
TO
Į of a mile
Rector-street.
Fulton
do
Warren do
1 mile
Canal do 1를
Houston do
2
12
4th street 9th do
21
2
23
21
12
14th do
22
2}
2
24th do
34
3
25
34th
do
32
32
3
33th do
4
3ª
3+
44th
do
44
4
33
49th do
41
33
54th
do
43
43
4
5
43
44
63d
do
54
5
43
68th do
5}
54
4ª
73d do
5₴
5₺
5
78th
do
6
53
5ł
S3d
do
64
6
5층
88th
do
61
64
93d
do
63
63
6
97th
Ho
7
6₴
64
102d do
74
7
6号
107th do
73
71
63
112th do
8
73
71
121st
do
8
73
131st
136th
9
83
81
140th
do
92
9
83
145th
do
91
91
83
150th
do
9 93 155th do 92
:
14131
Leonard do
1
11
Spring
do
1₴
17th do
3
23
24
29th do
34
73
7
117th
do
136th do do
81
do 83 8₺
72 8
58th
do
34
NEW-YORK PAUPERS.
Aldermen of the city of New-York.
Gentlemen-In pursuance of a resolution passed Oct. 27, 1831, I have to state that we had on the Ist of Nov. inst. in the Alms-house, 1869 persons, of which number 999 were natives, and 870 born in fo- reign countries, of which 465 are aliens (not naturalized. )
Ireland
305
Portugal
1
England - -
88
Poland
-
-
3
Scotland -
23
Italy -
-
-
2
Germany - -
34
Prussia
-
-
1
France
7
West Indies -
1
Total - 465
Of the above number 403 are adults, and 62 are children-415 was about the average number in the Alms-house, during the last 12 months. 184 have been in the city 2 years and under,
180
between 2 years and 10 years
58
66
10
66
20
19
20
30
24
66
30
40 66
Total 465
Twenty-four of the number first mentioned are bonded and supported by the owners of vessels in which they arrived, and the remainder (it may be presumed) from the commutation money received.
Bellevue, Nov. 10th, 1834.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMESON COX, Sup't. A. H.
Philadelphia Paupers.
During the year 1834 admitted into the Alms-house at Philadelphia, 3481 paupers, of which 1805 were foreigners, 1587 being from the British dominions alone.
Places of nativity of persons who died in the year 1835 in this City.
United States
-
-
-
5,463
Ireland
-
-
-
-
-
-
872
England
321
Unknown
137
Germany
94
Scotland
81
France
34
West Indies
20
Canada
8
Spain -
1
6
Sweden
5
Africa
4
At Sea
4
Poland
2
Prussia
-
-
1
Hayti -
-
1
Total
- 7,080
-
-
-
-
-
-
7
Switzerland
-
35
BUILDINGS ERECTED IN THIS CITY IN 1835.
From a communication from the City Inspector informally brought before the board of assistants, it appears that there have been erected within the past year eight hundred and seventy-three buildings, nearly all of brick or stone, which are divided among the different wards as follows :
1st ward (stores all but one)
2d do - do
3d do - do
4th do - - do
11 13th do - do do
40
do 5th do - 20 14th
6th do - do
7th do do
8th do do
873
Of the whole number, 380 were two story brick dwellings, 122 three- story do., 34 four story do, 2 five story do., 53 two story brick front dwellings, 67 two story wooden dwellings ; 28 two story brick stores ; 17 three story do., 17 four story do., 63 five story do., 10 six story do .. · I stone church, 1 wood do., 1 brick synagogue, &c. It is understood that the numbers here given are below the truth ; the returns being incomplete.
TABLE OF HEIGHTS.
feet in.
Thirteenth-street at reservoir
-
39 6
Surface of reservoir
100 0
Washington square
-
25 0
Roof of new University building
108 0
Broadway, at the hospital -
32 0
Roof of Masonic Hall
96 0
Roof of the highest building adjacent
95 0
Surface of the Park, front of City Hall
38 0
Roof of the attic of City Hall
100 0
Broadway at the City Hotel
34 0
Roof of the City Hotel
107 0
Roof of Holt's Hotel
96 0
The table of heights above tide is strictly correct. ings may vary a little.
The table of build- Newspaper.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
The rapid increase in the consumption of anthracite coal is indeed astonishing. The Philadelphia Commercial Herald states that this article was first brought from Lehigh as fuel, to tide water in 1820. The consumption from that period to 1824 was 9,501 tons; from 1824 to 1828 was 144,952 ; from 1828 to 1832 was 547,370 from 1832 to 1836 was 1,757,807-making the entire quantity in the whole 16 years, 2,489,000 tons, as giving an increased production of the second over the first period of 1600 per cent-of the third period over the second of upwards of 350 do-of the fourth period over the third of more than 345 do. At the same rate of increase the ensuing 4 years, it will amount to more than 6,000,000 tons.
do
75
9th do - do
32.11th 11 12th 120 43 10th
do - do do
do do do do 209
49
- do 122
25
37 15th 43 36
Chatham-square
33 0
36
A Law relating to Gaugers in the City of New-York.
Title I. The mayor, aldermen, and commonalty of the city of New-York in common council convened, do ordain as follows :
1. There shall be appointed by the common council, nine compe- tent and proper persons to be known as, and called gåugers, in and for the city of New-York, who shall hold their offices during the pleasure of the said common council.
2. No person shall exercise the office of gauger, by gauging wine, ale, cider, shrub, vinegar, oils, molasses, or saleable or exciseable li. quors, for any private person or persons, without having received an appointment from the common council, under a penalty of fifty dollars for every such offence.
3. The last preceding section shall not be construed to prevent any public officer appointed by this state from gauging, in the legal discharge of his official duties.
4. It shall be the duty of every guager, when required, to make a return of the several quarter casks, barrels, hogsheads, and tierces gauged by him, and to mark on each vessel with some durable mate- rial in legible figures, the quantity contained therein, together with the initial of the name of the gauger.
5. If any gauger shall neglect to attend in person to the duties of his office, (except in cases of sickness or other disability) or shall ask, demand or receive any greater compensation for his services than is allowed in and by the second title of this law, he shall forfeit and pay for every such offence the sum of fifty dollars
6. The several gaugers who have been appointed by the common council since the first day of May last, shall continue to discharge the office of gaugers in and for the city and county of New-York, during the pleasure of the said common council, and shall be con- sidered amenable to all the provisions of this law.
Title II.
1. The gaugers in and for the city of New-York, shall be entitled to demand and receive for their services the following fees, namely :
For gauging and ullaging each standing cask 50 cents
Ullaging
12 1-2 cents
Gauging each lying cask
12 1-2 cents
Gauging each quarter cask
8 cents
Barrels or half barrels, each
S cents
Ullaging do.
4 cents
2. In all cases the fees of the gauger herein before mentioned, shall be paid the one half by the buyer, and the other half by the seller, but the employers shall be liable for the payment thereof, in the first instance.
Passed by the board of aldermen, January 25th, 1836.
Passed by the board of assistants, January 25th, 1836.
Approved by the mayor, February 4th, 1836. 1
J. MORTON, Clerk.
1
AVERY
LAFAYETTE
BURR MILLSTONE MANUFACTORY,
- WILLIAM TYACK,
240 WASHINGTON STREET, CORNE .. OF ROBINSON LTRENT.
See advertisement in the first part of wasd book.
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