Longworth's American almanack, New-York register, and city directory: for the year of American independence. 1840, Part 66

Author: Longworth, David, 1765?-1821; Longworth, Thomas; Beers, Andrew, 1749-1824; Shoemaker, Abraham. Astronomical calculations for the ... year of American independence
Publication date: 1797
Publisher: New-York: : Printed and published ... by David Longworth.
Number of Pages: 772


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1


LEONARD. Left.


1


LUDLOW. Left.


Dutch 35


39


Chapel 37


39


Walker


1


William 492 49 Church


p.


65 Hester 31


33


Gold


65


69 Broadway 93


95


Grand 59


61


70


72 Benson


109


Broome 79


81


Cliff


79


95 Elm


118 120 Delancey


105


Pearl


104


Centre


140 142 Rivington


131 133


JONES.


Right.


Orange


201


Stanton


159


Fourth


10


Bleecker 47


LEROY. Right.


1


LUMBER. Left.


JONES-LANE. Right.


Greenwich


19 Liberty


1


Front 1 Washington South West


29


Cedar 4


2


Thames


12


14


Washington


South


not filled up


JANE.


Greenwich-lane Fourth


Hudson


Greenwich


Washington West


Fourth


Eighth


JAY. Right.


Hudson 1


Staples 7


9 Canal


Greenwich


21


Washington


25


Caroline


34


Hudson 46


Greenwich 66


Maiden-lane


Green 55


59


Henry


20


Water


Spring


Prince 124 128


Houstoun 166


LISPENARD. Left.


Crosby


Mulberry 17


Amity-lane closed


Church 31


33


Nassau


23


Hudson


Houstoun


189


Cherry 99


JAMES-SLIP. Right.


Cherry


Water


no No.


Greenwich


123


63


Front 19


The numbering be- tween Varick and Hud- son grossly inaccurate.


Delancey 47


71


131


LAIGHT. Left. 1


Ninth


Greenwich 124 126


Amity, say 228


Hudson


RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.


25


Rector 48 48}{


Greenwich


MACDOUGALL. Left.


Spring


1


Vandam


13


Charlton 29


31


15 Terminates at the Ly- ing-in Asylum above Prince. MARKET. Right.


Corlaers Junct. Grand


Prince


King


41


57


Houstoun 73


75


Division


1 MONTGOMERY. L.


Minetto, say 129


Henry


c.


15


Division


Amity


139 141


Madison


29


31 Eastbroadway


15


17


Fourth 15


Hamilton


49


51 Madisen


34


Barrow


Cherry


71


53


Monroe 55


Waverley


Water


.83


85


Cherry


71 73


Front, say


92


Water


79


81


MADISON. Left.


Pearl


a MARKETFIELD. R.


2


MORE.


Left.


Roosevelt 12


14


Whitehall 30


Pearl 1


James


34 36


Water 9


11


Oliver 48


MECHANIC-A.


Front


19


Catherine 57


64 Monroe


South


37


Market


114


Cherry MERCER. Left


MORRIS.


Left.


Pike


1433


145


Canal


1


Broadway 1


Rutgers


185


Howard 6


12


Greenwich 10


Jefferson


Grand c.


31


Washington


Clinton


231 Broome 51


53


West not filled up


Montgomery 263


Spring


79


MORTON.


Right.


Gouverneur, say


281 Prince


113 c.


Bleecker 1


Bedford


29


31


Hudson 69


Greenwich


MAIDEN-LANE. L.


Fourth


233 235


Washington 97


Broad way


1 Washing .- pl. 249


West


MOTT.


Left.


Nassau 27 29 Seventh


William 65 67 Eighth


terminates


Gold 87 89 MILL


Pearl 109 111 South William


Water


133 Stone


Walker 81


Front 149 151


MINETTO. Left.


Hester 113 115


South 169


Bleecker


Grand 141 143


MANGIN.


Left.


Avenue 6th


Broome 169


Grand 1 Macdougal


Spring


191


Broome 13 15 MONROE. Left.


Prince c. 210


Delancey 41


Catherine


Houstoun 258 260


Rivington not built Market


44 Bleecker


286


Stanton


Pike


95


MANHATTAN. Left. Pelham


114


MULBERRY.


Left.


Second (op. Cannon) 1 Rutgers


138 142 Chatham


1


Third 13 Jefferson


Cross 29 31


C


Chatham 1


Cross


21


C.


Pell 36} 38


Scammel 291 298 Houstoun


147


Walnut 341


Bleecker 178


Junct. Grand 370 Amity-lane


closed


Amity


217


Birmingham 127


129


Monroe 47


49 Henry


Tompkins-sq.


Bleecker 108


Eastbreadway


Eighth 193


Front not filled up


Chestnut 4


.6 Broad


MARION. Right. 1Clinton


1 | Montgomery, say


312


Broome


Spring


33


35


Gouverneur, say


332


Prince


71


Scammel


340


Walnut


394 396


Green 18$ 20 Waverley-place


Bavard 51


26


LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK


Bayard


71


Hudson


49


51


PARK. Right. Ann


1


Hester


127


Washington 91


Beekman 37


c.


Grand


157 West


not built up


Broome 179


PARK-PLACE.


Rt.


2


Jersey


270


Chestnut


4


8


Houstoun


Roosevelt


17


19


PEARL. Left.


Bleecker


James


37


39


State 1


MURRAY.


Right.


Oliver


46


Whitehall


25


Broadway ,


1


Catherine


58


More 30


32


Church


31


33


Broad 53


55


Chapel


61


63


OLD-SLIP.


Coenties-slip 66 74


Greenwich


87


89


Stone


1 |Coenties-lane 73 75


Washington


97


99


Pearl


5


7


Old-slip


105 107


West


113


Water


15


17


William


121 123


NASSAU.


Left.


South


33


Beaver


141 149


Pine


11


13


OLIVER.


Right.


Pine


169 171


Cedar


25


27 Eastbroadway


1 |Cedar


181 187


Liberty


41 43


Chatham


2 Maiden-lane


197 201


Maiden-lane


55 57


Henry


C.


16 Fletcher


208 212


John


69


71


Madison


32


36 Platt


221 225


Fulton


89


93 Oak


58


60| John


235 237


Ann


103


105|Cherry


84


86 Burling.ship


234 240


Beekman


136 138 Water


92


94 Fulton


265 269


Spruce


152 154 Front


104


Beekman


285 287


Frankfort


166


South


Peck-slip/


312 314


NEW.


Right.


ORANGE.


Right.


Dover


342


Wall


1 Chatham


1 |Franklin-sq.


353*


Exchange place


27 Cross


25


27 Frankfort


351 355


Beaver


64 Leonard


46


48


Hague


367 369


Franklin


66


Oak


390 392


NINETEENTH.


Bayard


69


75 Vandewater 399 401


White


82


84 Madison


420 426


Opened from River to River.


Walker


101 103 Rose


421 423


NINTH.


Hester


129 131 |William


447} 449


From Avenue 6th


to


Grand


155 157|Chatham


463 463


East River.


Broome 183.3


City-Hall-pl. 4835 485


NORFOLK.


Left.


Division


Asylum above Pr.


Centre


512 514


Hester


13 15


Grand 39


41


61|


Division ,


Broadway 576


Delancey 81


83


Walker 9


11


Rivington 111 113


Hester 39


41


Stanton


133


Grand 67


69


Houstonn


162 Broome


793 81


PECK-SLIP. Left.


1


NORTH-MOORE. R. Rivington


134


Water 19


21


Chapel


1 Stanton


165


Front 33


35


Varick


17 Houstoun


195


South 45


1


0


Wall


151 153


Front


irreg.


Hanover


Spring


213 217


OAK. Right.


Broadway 1 Church 28


Prince


255 255 Pearl


Walker


97 101 Greenwich


79


ORCHARD. Left. 1


A church at


544 546


Broome 59


T'nates at the Lying-in Cross


500 502


Elm 540 542


* Should be 352.


Delancey 107 107 Pearl


Ferry 309 313


Wall


RL


ER'S VADE MECUM.


27


PELHAM.+


Monroe Cherry 11


+ This street is part- ly closed.


PELL. Left.


Bowery


Doyer 15


19 Greene


107 109 Allen 69


83


Laurens


142


Ludłow


101


Thompson 157


Sullivan


174 176 Norfolk


132


Factory 17


Fourth


50


Bleecker 81


83


Hudson 99


101


Cross


1 Ridge 195 197


14 Pitt


214 216


Washington 135 137


West, say 163


PIKE. Loft.


Chapel


114 116 Cannon


291


Division


Eastbroadway 7


Henry


19


23


· Madison 33


39


West


195


Tompkins


Monroe 57


Cherry 75


Water


83


PINE. Right.


Broadway


Nassau


13


William


454 47


Pearl 76


78


RENWICK. Left.


Chatham 2


Madison 34


38


Oak


58


58


Batavia


68


74


Cherry


92


94


Water


irreg.


2 Forms an elbow com- Front


Broome


Delancey 47


Rivington


Stanton


99 101


Houstoun 126


and runs into Avenue C


PLATT. Right.


Pearl Gold


William, say


34 Broome


23 Henry


13


15


Delancey 43


45 Madison


31 33


Elizabeth


14


16 Houstoun


130


Mott


30


Mulberry 46


Marion 60


62 Bowery


2


Crosby


68


70 Chrystie 17


19


Broadway 80


Forsyth 35 37


1 Mercer 92


94 Eldridge 49 53


Mott


33


PERRY. Right. Greenwich-lane


Macdougal


Suffolk 146


148


Clinton 163


READE. Left.


Attorney 180


Greenwich 111 113 Elm


Republican al. 34 36 Willet


231 233


Broadway


42


54 Sheriff


251 253


Church 82


84 Columbia 267 269


305


9 Greenwich


161 163 Goerck


320 m.


Washington 175 177 Mangin


not built up


59


75


RECTOR. Left.


ROBINSON. Right.


Broadway C.


c.


Chapel 33


Lumber 1


6 Greenwich 49$ 51


Greenwich 11


13| Washington


61


63


West 75


ROOSEVELT. Rt.


Canal


2


Front 91


South 99


PITT. Left.


Grand


24 mencing at Reade-st. South 49 east of Broadway, and 75 terminating in Elm-st.


ROSE.


Right.


Frankfort


Duane


28


34


A church at


50


Pearl 57


RIDGE. Left.


RUTGERS. Left.


1 Division


2 Division 1


23 Grand 4


6 Eastbroadway 5


PRINCE. Right.


|Rivington


5


.77


1 Bowery


2 Stanton


101 104


RYDER'S ALLEY.


Fulton no No.


Eden's-alley


1 Washington 21 15 West not filled up


Water 85


Spring 45


REPUBLICAN-AL.


1 Hudson 120 127 Lewis


Essex 115


Wooster 126 128 Orchard


p.


48


RIVINGTON. Rt.


LONGWORTH'S N


Monroe


45 47|Old-slip 39 40 Chrystie


Cherry, say


59 61 Gouverneur-al. 48


49 Forsyth


Water


69: 71 Jones-alley 52


53 |Eldridge


Front not filled Wall


58 60 Allen


Pine


68


69 Orchard 88


90%


SCAMMEL. Right. [Depeyster


70


71 Ludlow


103 105


Grand nct built up Maiden-lane


75% 76 Essex


119 121


Eastbroadway


Fletcher 77 78 Church of Epiph.


130


Henry 18


15 Burling-slip


37. 88|Norfolk


135 187


Madison 23 25 Fulton.


152. 154


Monroe 33 35 Beekman


m .. 194 Clinton


163- 170


Cherry 50


52 Peck-slip


118 151 Attorney


184 186;


Water 57


Dover 160. 161


Ridge


201


SECOND.


James


187 188


Willett


235 239'


Bowery


Oliver


194 195


Sheriff


253


Avenue 2d, say 35


Catherine-st. 202 203


Columbia


268 270%


Avenue 1st


not built Market


Avenue 4.


S. WILLIAM .. Et.


Goerck. 319 m.


Avenue C 226 228


William


1 Mangin


Avenue D 288


Mill


9 Tompkins not filled up


and terminates in Broad


Houstoun


STAPLE.


SPRING.


Right.


Duane


Rowery


2 Jay


Elizabeth


10 Harison


Mott


24


26


Mulberry


40


42


STATE.


SHERIFF.


Left.


Grand


1 Elm


Broome 19. 21 Crosby


Delancey 43 45 Broadway


Rivington. 71 73 Mercer


Stanton. 97


99 Greene


116 118 ST. JOHN'S-DA. Rr.


Wooster.


129 126 Beach


Laurens 144 146 Yorks


SIXTH.


Right.


Thompson


162, 164 Laight


178 180 STONE. Loft


Macdougal 190 1953 Whitehall


Clarke


SIXTEENTH.


Opened from Bowery to East River


SMITH. Hamersley King


SOUTH ..


Nassau


1 Avenue 2d & Eleventh


Whitehall


1 | William


8 Gold


45


SUFFOLK.


Left:


Broad


14


15


Division


Coenties-slip 22


23| STANTON.


Right.


Grand


39


Cuyler's. alley 28 29 Bowery


1 Broome


51 53


SEVENTH. Opened from the Bowe ry to Lewis


Marich


56 Whitehall 58 Pearl 14


Bridge


15


16


84


86 Bowling-green 29.


Varick. 230. 232 Coenties-lans


Hudson


264 Mill 63


Renwick 27.6 280


William 85


Greenwich 286


Washington 300


West


315 Avenue.3d.


Ninth


14


SPRUCE. Left.


Tenth.


21.


23


More


Opened from Bowery to Sullivan Lewis


93 190


Houstoun 127


not filled up


Cannon


285 287


Avenue B


Roosevelt 175


93


m. Suffolk


Pitt


217 219


Lewis 304 305.


31


25%


39.


202 204 Broad!


22


22


m


STUYVESANT.


RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.


29


Delancey


75


771


THIRTEENTH.


]Hudson


74


76


Rivington


Stanton 131


Houstoun 156


SULLIVAN.


Right


THIRTY-SIXTH.


Open from Avenue 8th Pearl


to Avenue 10th


43


Canal


3


Grand


21


21


Watts


46


THOMAS. Left.


Franklin 2


Broome


55 555


Church


1 North Moore


14


Spring 91


93


Chapel 31


33; Beach


24 26


Prince 129 130


Hudson 52


Laight 78 60


Houstoun®


166


Bleecker


202


Amity, say 240


TEMPLE.


Liberty Cedar Thames


TENTH.


Avenue 6th to East River


1


Amity


233


Downing 208 210


Fourth


Clarkson, say 227


TOMPKINS.


VESEY. Left.


Broadway 2


Church 30


32


Greenwich 72 72


Washington 84 86


West


110


TORBERT.


THAMES.


Right.


Henry


no No.


VESTRY. Left.


Canal


Varick


1


Lumber 11


TRYON-ROW.


Hudson 27


Chatham


Greenwich 47 49


City Hall-pl.


12


Washington 57


59


THEATRE-ALLEY.


Ann


no No.


Beekman


Chapel 1


Church 31


32


Greenwich-lane


Broadway 67


Cortlandt-al. 76 78


Elm 93


Avenue Ist


89


Hudson


Centre 111


Avenue A


Greenwich


Orange 125 127


Avenue B


Washington


Mulberry


141 143


Avenue C 250 253


West


Mott 157 159


Elizabeth 174 176


Manhattan 328 330


VANDAM. Right."


Bowery


187 191


Lewis 341 343 Macdougal


1 Chrystie


209 211


Goerck not built! Varick


45 47 Forsyth


227 229


C*


Grand p.


80


Canal


1 |Watts


92


94


Grand


19


21 Broome


108 110


Broome 45


47 Dominick 122 124


1 Spring


81


83


Spring 134 136


Prince


c.


Vandam 154


Houstoun


164 Charlton


172


Bleecker 199


King 187 189


Amity-lane closed


Hamersley 204 206


It communicates di- rectly to the North River through Amos- Grand st., the name of Broome which street will at Delancey some future day be Rivington changed to Tenth st.


Broadway


Temple 3


5


Greenwich


23


TWELFTH.


Greenwich-lane to East River


WALKER. Right.


TROY.


THIRD. Left.


Bowery op. G. Jones


Fourth


Avenue 2d


33


Avenue 8th


Avenue D 310 313


109 Opened and regulated Greenwich from the North to the East River


102


VANDEWATER. L.


Frankfort


1


A church at


15


VARICK. Left.


Canal


THOMPSON. Left.


Madison 1


West


30


LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK


Eldridge


246 248[Franklin


347


Dover


279 28


Allen 262 264 N. Moore


364 366 Rooseveltt


321 325


Orchard 277 279


Beach


Hubert 398


Oliver


375 379


Łudlow 294


Laight


414 Catherine slip 389 391 Market 431 434


Broadway


1 Watt3


454


Rutgers


514 516


New


3


4 Hoboken


474


Jefferson 534


Broad


8₺ 10 Canal


475 .477 Clinton


559


William


30} 31 Spring


493 495 Montgomery


596 598


Hanover


47 Charlton


533 535 Gouverneur


620 622


Pearl


61


63 King


549


Scammel 630 632


Water


67 69 Hamersley


565 567 Walnut


687₺ 689


Front


81


83 Clarkson


581


Corlaers


736 738


South


95


Leroy Morton


615 617


+ Irregular.


WALNUT.


Right.


Barrow


631 632


Henry


WATTS. Left.


Grand


2 A market


Sullivan I


Madison


13


15


649 Variek 27 31


Monroe


26


28 Amos


655 657 Hudson


57₺ 59


Cherry


45


47 Charles


683 685 Greenwich


75 77


Water


63 Perry


699 701


Washington 86


Front


Hammond


717 719 West


Bank


734


WARREN. Left.


Bethune


WAVERLEY. R.


Broadway


I Troy


Broadway


Church


32


34 Jane


Mercer 9 11


Chapel


64 66 Horatio


Greene 23 25


Greenwich 96


Gansevoort


Wooster


-


Washington


196 Twelfth


Avenue 51h


WASH-PLACE. R.


Macdougal 98


Broadway


Avenue 6th


128 130


WASHINGTON. Lt. Mercer


Battery-place


1


Greene 15


17 Factory


151 153


Morris 38


40


Wooster


Grove


170


Carlisle 121


123


WATER. Right.


1


WEEHAWKEN.


Cedar


145 147 More 5


7 Christopher


Liberty 153 155 Broad


21


23 Amos


Courtlandt 169 171 Coenties-slip 39 41


49


53


WEST.


Fulton 191 193 Old-slip


73 77 Rector


Vesey


205 207 Gouverneur-al. 93


97 Carlisle


Barclay 221 223 Wall


I15 117 Albany


1


Murray


255 257 Depeyster


153


Cortlandt


31


Chambers 285 287 Fletcher


159 161 Dey


38


39


Reade 297 297 Burling-slip


179 181 Fulton


45 m.


Duane


305 307 Fulton


199 201 Vesey


m. 47


Jay 319 321 Beekmant


219 229 Barclay, irreg. 80


Harison


333 336 Peck-ship


251 257 Robinson 88 93


Vestry


424


WALL. Right & Left. Desbrosses.


440 4:42 Pike


470 472


377 379 James-slip


361 363


Func. Division 293


133 135 Cedar


Robinson


239 241 Pine


139 141 Liberty 4 5


Warren


271 275 Maiden-lane


Christopher 155


Rector 97 99


Albany 131 133 Whitehall


Dey


179 181 Cuyler's-alley


1|Gay


141 143


West


Christopher


647


599


RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.


31


Murray


100 101|Bridge


20|Fulton


143 c.


Warren 107


Pearl


28


33 | Ann


c. 157


Chambers 117 118 Water


44


Beekman 171 171


Reade 118


Front


49 51 Spruce


183 185


Duane-square


South


63


Duane


120


Duane


241


Jay 125


WILLETT. Left.


Pearl


273


Harison, say 136


Grand


1


WOOSTER. Left.


1


Charlton


532 Rivington


73 75


Grand


31


WHITE. Rt.


Houstoun 135


Spring 87 91


Chapel


1


Prince


w. 129


Church


35 WILLIAM. Left.


Houstoun


164 166


An alley 57


59 Stone


I


Bleecker


187


Broadway


67 Southwilliam 7


Amity-lane closed


Cortlandt-al. 78


80 Beaver 9


11


Amity


· 225


Elm


96 Exchange


10


10


Fourth 237


Centre


116 Exchange-pl. 31


33


Washington-pl. Waverley


WHITEHALL.


Cedar


61


67


Marketfield


1 Maiden-lane


83


88 St. John's-lane


Stone 15 17 John


109 111 Chapel


17


LIST OF PIERS.


East River.


1, Foot of the Battery, Staten! Island Ferry,


2, Whitehall, South Ferry, 3, More-street,


4, 5, Broad-street, 6, 7, 8, Coenties-slip, 9, 10,


11, 12, Old-ship, 13, Gouverneur's-lane, 14,


15, 16, Coffee-house-slip, Wall-st. 17, Pine-street,


18, 19, Maiden-lane,


20, 21, Burling-slip, 22, Fulton-market, (Fulton fer- ry ; Flushing steamboat,) 23, Beekman-street, 24, New Haven, Norwich and


New London Steamboat Lines,


25, Hartford Steamboat Line, 26, Peck-slip ; (Williamsburgh Ferry,) 27, 28, Dover-street, 29, Roosevelt-street, 30,


31, 32, James-slip, 33, Oliver-street,


34, 35, Catherine-slip, (Catherine- ferry, Norwalk & Bridge- port Steamboat Line,)


36, 37, Market-street, 38, Screw dock,


39, 40, Pike-street, 41, 42, Rutgers-street, 43, Jefferson-st (Rice Mill,)


Northmoore, &c.


Delancey 43


45 Canal


Franklin, say 147


Broome


19


21


Stanton 105 107 Broome


55


Orange 136


Wall 43


Pine


53


53


Eighth


Liberty


77 79 YORK. Left.


Frankfort 201 203


32


LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK, &c.


44, Clinton-street, (Tobacco In- spection,)


45, Montgomery-street, 46, 47, Gouverneur-st. (& Market)


48, 49, Walnut-street and Ferry, 50, Corlaer's Hook,


51, Cherry-street,


52. Grand-street Ferry, 53, Broome-street,


54, 55, Delancey-street, 56, 57, Rivington,


58, 59, Corporation Yard, 60, Stanton-street.


North River.


1, Battery-Place, Boston and Providence Rail Road Line, and Elizabethport and Staten Island Ferry, 2, Rail Road Line for Phila- delphia, and New Bruns- wick Steamboat Line, 3,


4, Charleston Steamb't Line, 5,


6, 7,


8, Rector-street, 9,


10, non est


11, Carlisle-street,


12, Albany-street,


13,


14, Cedar-street,


15, Liberty-street,


16, People's Steamboat Line for Albany,


· 17, Hudson River Line Steam- boats for Albany,


18, Cortlandt-street and Jersey City Ferry,


19, 20, Dey-street,


21, Fulton-street,


22, Washington-market,


23, Vesey-street,


24,


25, Barclay- street ; Hoboken- Ferry ; Hudson River Line Steamboats for Al- bany,


26, Robinson-street,


27, Murrav-street,


28, Warren-street ; Newburgh Steamboat Line,


29, Chambers-street,


30, Duane-street, 31,


32, Jay-street,


33, Harison-street,


34, Franklin-street,


35, North Moore-street,


36, Beach street,


37, Hubert-street,


38, Vestry-street,


39, Desbrosses-street,


40, Watts-street,


41, Hoboken-street Ferry,


42, Canal-street,


43, Spring street,


44. Charlton-street,


45, King street,


46, Clarkson-street,


47, Christopher and Hoboken Ferry,


48, Amos street, where the North River steamboats touch for passengers,


49, Charles-street,


50, Hammond-street,


51, Jane-street,


52, Gansevoort-street,


53, White-fort.


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AN ACCURATE


TABLE OF DISTANCES.


From the Battery


From the Exchange


From the City Hall


TO


֏ of a mile ..


Rector-street.


1


miłe


1


Leonard do


1를


13


L


Houston do


2


13


4th street.


21


2


9th do


23 3


23 3


29th


do


33


3}


22


34th


do


4


32 4


3


44th


do


42


11


3₴


54th do



45


4


58th


do


5


42


41


63d


do


51


5


43


68th do


5₺


5}


42


73d do


5}


53


5


78th


do do


6₺


6


5}


88th


do


6


5₴


93d


do


63


6


97th


do


7


6₴


64


102d


do


71


7


63


112th


do


74


7}


7


117th


de do


8₴


8


136th


do


9


83


8₺


140th


do


9


145th


do


93


91


82


150th


do


93


19


155th


da


21


14th do


23


2


17th do



24th do


33


3


38th


do


4+


49th


do


6


54


83d


107th


do


3


73


73


121st


8


126th do


81


73


131st


do


Fulton do


Warren do


1


Canal do


Spring do


13


71


34


CHARTER OFFICERS FOR 1840.


ISAAC L VARIAN, Mayor of the City. ROBERT H. MORRIS, Recorder.


Wards.


Aldermen.


First -


Calvin Balis,


Assistants. John I. Labagh,


Second .


-


Caleb S. Woodhull,


Thomas F. Peers,


Third


Egbert Benson,


John A. Underwood,


Fourth


Daniel C. Pentz,


Benton W. Halsey,


Fifth


Robert Jones,


Sixth


James Ferris,


Seventh


Josiah Rich,


Eighth


William Chamberlain,


David Vandervoort, Moses G. Leonard, Daniel Ward,


Eleventh


Abraham Hatfield,


Edward Penny, jr.


Twelfth


Nathaniel Jarvis, jr.


Samuel Bradhurst,


Thirteenth


Elias L. Smith,


Jacob A. Westervelt, John D. Spader,


Fourteenth


Samuel Nichols,


Fifteenth


David Graham, jr.


Henry E. Davies,


Sixteenth


Peter Cooper,


James Pollock,


Seventeenth


Orville J. Nash.


Frederick R. Lee.


Elijah F. Purdy, President of the Board of Aldermen. Samuel S. Willis, Clerk.


David T. Valentine, Assistant Clerk.


Frederick R. Lee, President of the Board of Assistants. Edward Patterson, Clerk.


BOARD OF HEALTH.


The Board of Health consists of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Assistant Aldermen of the City.


Hon. Isaac L. Varian, President. Samuel S. Willis, Clerk. A. A. Smith, Treasurer.


HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.


Dr. A. Sidney Doane, Health Officer, Quarantine, Staten Island. Dr. W. J. McNeven, Resident Physician. Dr. William Turner, Health Commissioner. William H. Robinson, Agent.


William Adams, Felix ()'Neil, William L. Wood,


Ninth


Freeman Campbell,


Tenth


Elijah F. Purdy,


35


Assessors. Collectors.


1 ; Wm. H. Walsh Oliver Cobb


Wm. E. Matthews


25 Sam'l. Gilford, jr. Edward T. Backhouse Elam Williams


3 5 Philip Pietch Garret Forbes ₹ John R. McComb


Cornelius Allison Tobias Boudinot


4 , F. Kelly James Avery


John V. Coon


5 § James A. Rich Elijah P. Horton


Rich'd Ten Eyck


6 5 Shivers Parker John Layden


M. Kerrigan


7 David Lyon Jas. Y. Gillespie


John Murphy


Samuel Jones Moses Beam


8 , Jas. Stansbury Henry T. Kiersted


E. D. Brower


Wm. C. Carpenter


9 , Jos. D. Baldwin P. V. VanDoorn


Martin Blanck


Benj. D. Wisner James W. Allen


10 ; J. Carr W. Poulson


Darius Ferry


John Nixon H. V. Ayres


11 § D. Ayres Charles Overton


Moses Fargo


Robert Kernon


12 J. Phillips Albert V. Backer


P. Doherty


13 § E. Donnely P. S. Mayhew


14 § Daniel Ebbets F. Gilmore


15 ; Wm. Bruce A. Sanford


Joseph Britton


James Hostin, Samuel Young


166 G. C. Turfler P. Campbell


J. Stewart


John P. Raymond J. W. Creamer


17 § Henry Palmer Jacob T. Doremus


Corn. Van Berschoten


S W. N. Romaine Benj. F. Gamble


STREET INSPECTORS.


Wards.


Names.


First W. W. Jackson


Second Lamont Williams


Third Jesse Foshay Fourth Joseph Rose


Fifth Wm. Hoffmire Constantine Donohue Andrew Thompson Stephen Harris James W. Bush


Wards. Tenth Eleventh


Names. Robert Crooker


Wm. H. Waterbury Martin Woolsey Moses Brush


Fourteenth James Fogan


Sixth


Fifteenth Henry Leake


Seventh Eighth


Sixteenth Stephen Mead Seventeenth Wm. Messerve


Ninth


Azel Freeman


John F. Russel


Nelson Sammis


Henry Force R. Thompson Aaron T. Hans J. M. Devoy John J. Stevenson E. Martin


Twelfth Thirteenth


Constabtes.


R. Selvey George Fisby Alfred Roach John Wintringham


S. Bushnell J. Coghlan Joseph Jenkins J. Beams W. D. Scally P. Burns


Gust. A. Goodrich


36


NEW-YORK REGISTER.


ASSISTANT JUSTICES' WARD COURTS.


Wards.


1st, 2d, 3d,


144 Fulton-street, Ambrose Kirtland, Judge. Claiborne Ferris, Clerk.


4th, -6th,


5 Duane-street, Nicholas C. Everett, Judge. Jireh Bull, Clerk.


5th, 8th, 14th,


47 Howard-street, William Wiley, Judge. Peter See, Clerk. ..


7th, 10th, 13th,


207 Division-street, Thomas S. Brady, Judge. James T. M. Bleakly, Clerk.


9th, 11th, 15th, 17th,


341 Bowery, William H. Bell, Judge. James H. Kellum, Clerk.


12th, 16th,


Broadway, c. Twenty-fourth street, James B. Sheys and Isaac Doughty, Harlem, Judge


FIREMEN'S GUIDE.


The City is divided into Five Districts, which are pointed out t the bell as follows :


1st district-one stroke of the bell.


2d district-two strokes of the bell.


3d district-three do. do. 4th district-four do. do.


5th district-a continual ringing.


The First District is comprehended by a line from the foot of Murray street to the City Hall, and in a line from the N. W. corner of the Ci Hall, parallel with the North River to Twenty-first street.


The Second District is bounded by the latter line, and a straight lir from the City Hall to Avenue 3d at Twenty-first street.


The Third District is bounded by the latter, and a line from the Cit Hall to the East River above the Dry Dock.


The Fourth District is bounded by the latter, and comprehends a the space between that and the East River, as far down as Frankfor street.


The Fifth District is all that part of the city below Frankfort an Murray-strects.


AVERY CLASSICS


LAFAYETTE


FORR MILLSTONE MANUFACTURE.


WILLIAM TXACK, Agent. W


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