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MORAL INSTITUTIONS.
ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY. Thomas Dixon, President. William Dawson, Secretary. James Chesterman, Treasurer.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. David Hadden, President. John Campbell, Secretary. John I. Palmer, Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK.
John Chambers, President. Dudley Persse, Secretary. George S. Corbitt, Treasurer.
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Charles Sagory, President. Francis Depau, Secretary. J. Bouchaud, Treasurer.
GERMAN SOCIETY. Philip Hone, President. Charles Graebe, Secretary. C. W. Faber, Treasurer.
HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. (Instituted, 1787.) John Adams, President. Anthony J. Bleecker, Secretary. Cornelius Dubois, Treasurer.
NEW-YORK CITY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. Samuel Stevens, President. E. S. Goold, Secretary. Frederick A. Tracy, Treasurer.
NEW-YORK MANUMISSION SOCIETY. Peter A. Jay, President. Richard Field, Secretary. Robert C. Cornell, Treasurer.
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MISCELLANEOUS INSTITUTIONS.
NEW-YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND. Samuel Akerly, M. D., President. John D. Russ, M. D., Secretary. Curtis Bolton, Treasurer.
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADESMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. Philip Henry, President.
Edwin B. Clayton, First Vice President.
James Hopson, Second Vice President. William Mandeville, Treasurer.
James Van Norden, Secretary. Robert Provost, Collector. Reuben Odell, Doorkeeper and Messenger.
The President of this Society is, ex officio, a Direct of the Mechanics' Bank.
NEW-YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. William H. Clayton, President. David Ramsay, Vice President. Samuel Woodworth, Secretary. William Osborn, Treasurer. George S. Wharam, Librarian. Thomas Crooker, Curator.
NEW-YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION. Billings Haywood, President. J. W. Moulton, Vice President. John Finch, Secretary. William H. Clayton, Treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS INSTITUTIONS. NEW-YORK STATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI. Morgan Lewis, President. Nicholas Fish, Vice President. Theodosius Fowler, Treasurer. Anthony Lamb, Assistant Treasurer. Charles Graham, Secretary. Anniversary, 4th of July.
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MISCELLANEOUS INSTITUTIONS.
NEW-YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Robert Lenox, President.
William W. Woolsey,
Isaac Carow, Vice Presidents.
Henry I. Wyckoff, Treasurer.
John R. Hurd, Secretary.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
Isaac Carow, George Griswold, Pelatiah Perit, Peter Nevius, James Heard.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
(Organized, Jan., 1828. Incorporated, May 2, 1829 )
" For the purpose of encouraging and promoting do- estic industry in this State and the United States, in griculture, commerce, manufactures, and the arts, and y improvements made therein, by bestowing rewards ad other benefits on those who shall make any such provements, or excel in any of the said branches."
TRUSTEES.
James Tallmadge, President.
Peter H. Schenck,
Martin E. Thompson, Vice Presidents.
Thomas R. Smith,
B. P. Melick, Treasurer.
Edwin Williams, Recording Secretary.
William Wiley, Corresponding Secretary.
Annual election, second Thursday in May. Stated meetings, second Thursday in each month.
The Institute is composed of four departments, viz :
Agriculture,. Felix Pascalis, President.
Manufactures,. .James Lynch, do.
Commerce,. Silas Brown, do.
The Arts, .. Charles C. Wright, do.
The first Manufacturers' Fair, held under the auspices f the Institute, was in October, 1828, at Masonic Hall, nce which four other annual fairs have been held.
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MISCELLANEOUS INSTITUTIONS.
ADDRESSES BEFORE THE INSTITUTE.
July 4, 1828, .By Henry M. Western.
July 4, 1829, .By Ralph Lockwood.
October 19, 1829,
. By James Lynch.
July 4,
1830.
. By Levi H. Clarke.
October 14, 1830,
.By Tristam Burges, of R: I.
October 14, 1831, . By Edward Everett, of Mass.
October 11, 1832,. .By Lyman Beecher, D. D).
The Institute has published at different times, repor on the following subjects : cotton goods, glass, sil indigo, cash duties and auctions, ship building, and toi nage duties, and reports on the annual fairs.
To encourage the culture of silk in the United State the Institute, in 1829, imported a quantity of mulberr seed from France, which was distributed gratuitously 1 agriculturists.
NEW-YORK CHAMBER OF TRADE.
Hugh Auchincloss, President.
Nathaniel Weed, First Vice President.
Lewis Tappan, Second Vice President. Silas Brown, Third Vice President.
H. Booraem, Fourth Vice President.
Gabriel P. Disosway, Corresponding Secretary.
James L. Curtis, Recording Secretary. Thomas C. Morton, Treasurer.
TONTINE COFFEE HOUSE. (Instituted in 1794.)
Originally 203 Nominees, now (1833) 109 surviving. F. De Peyster, jr., Chairman.
COMMITTEE.
Robert Lenox, Richard M. Lawrence, Peter Remser Henry Laight.
MARINERS' AND MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION. (No. 49 Wall-street.)
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For the registering of unemployed Officers and Sea men.
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MISCELLANEOUS INSTITUTIONS.
Benjamin Strong, President. Reuben Brumley, Vice President. Augustus Averill, Secretary.
THE GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK,
Tect quarterly, on the first Wednesdays in June, Sep- tiber, December, and March, at the Masonic Hall.
OFFICERS.
I. W. Morgan Lewis, Grand Master.
It. W. Mordecai Myers, Deputy G. M.
it. W. Ezra S. Cozier, Sen. G. Warden. t. W. John Van Buren, Jun. G. Warden. t. W. James Herring, G. Secretary. t. W. James Van Benschoten, G. Treasurer.
.t. W. and Rev. Evan M. Johnson, ( G. Chaplains. t. W. and Rev. Peter A. Overbagh, S t. W. Joseph Sprague, G. Marshall. t. W. Edward Seaman, G. Sword Bearer. t. W. Joseph Cuyler, G. Standard Bearer, V, Gerrit Lansing, G. Pursuivant.
V. Robert Young, G. Tiler.
NEW-YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Jacob Lorillard, President. Philip Hone, William Wilson, Gideon Lee, Vice Presidents.
John J. Palmer, Charles Oakley,
Benjamin M'Vickar, Corresponding Secretary.
Elias Wade, jr. Recording Secretary John Groshon, Treasurer.
Stephen B. Hutchings, Librarian.
L NAAN BOTANIC GARDEN, FLUSHING, QUEENS CO. (Proprietors, William Prince & Son.)
his Garden was established about the year 1750, by liam Prince, the father of the elder proprietor. It is siated at the head of Flushing bay, about nine miles
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CHURCHES.
from the city of New-York. A steam-boat and stage go and return daily from Flushing to New-York.
The Botanic Garden and nurseries attached, cover a extent of upwards of forty acres, and contain abor 10,000 species and varieties of trees and plants. Pa ticular attention has been paid to the culture of the vir and the mulberry. The greenhouse department is on large scale, containing about 30,000 plants. In the oth departments will be found fruit trees of all the vario! kinds-ornamental trees and shrubs; herbaceous, flo1 ering, and medicinal plants; bulbous and tuberous root flowers ; and American indigenous trees and plants.
Visitors are allowed free access to the garden, on : days, except Sunday.
Letter box, at Swords, Stanford & Co., 152 Broadwa
OTHER PRINCIPAL GARDENS AND NURSERIES. G. Thorburn & Son's, 67 Liberty, near Broadway. William Shaw's, near Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Michael Floy's, Broadway, near Twelfth. Thomas Hogg's, 388 Broadway
Thomas Bridgeman's, Bowery-road, c. Eighteenth William Wilson's, 16 Fourth-street.
Mrs. Parmentier's, Brooklyn.
CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church, Wall-street, near Bro way, Rev. W. W. Phillips, D. D.
Brick Church, Beekman, n. Park, Rev. Gardi Spring, D. D.
Rutgers-street Church, Rutgers-st., corner of Her Rev. John M. Krebs.
Cedar-street Church, 43 Cedar, Rev. Cyrus Mason
Canal-street Church, Canal, c. Green, Rev. Rol M'Cartee.
Laight-street Church, Laight, c. Varick, Rev. Sam H. Cox, D. D.
Seventh Church, Broome, c. Ridge, Rev. Elihu Baldwin,
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CHURCHES.
Eighth Church, Christopher, c. Bleecker, Henry Hun- r.
Allen-street Church, Allen, n. Grand, Henry White. Central Pres. Church, Broome, n. Elm, Rev. William atton.
Spring-street Church, Broome, n. Elm, Rev. Henry . Ludlow.
Bleecker-street Church, Bleecker, n. Broadway, Rev. rskine Mason.
Bowery Church, 66 Bowery, Rev. John Woodbridge, . D.
Union Church, Prince, c. Orange, Rev. Heman Norton. North Church, Sixth Avenue, opposite Amity, Rev. benezer Mason.
Free Pres. Church, Dey, c. Washington, Rev. Joel arker.
Free Pres. Church, 84 Chatham, Rev. Charles G. inney.
Scotch Church, Cedar, n. Broadway, Rev. J. M'Elroy, . D.
Scotch Church, 550 Pearl.
Murray-street Church, 45 Murray, [Rev. Thomas I' Auley, D. D.
Associate Pres. Church, Grand, c. Mercer, Rev. ndrew Stark.
Second Avenue Church, Second Avenue, n. Third, .ev. Jno. A. Murray.
West Church, Carmine, n. Varick, Rev. David R. owner.
Associate Pres. Church, Prince, c. Thompson.
Reformed, 47 Chambers, Rev. Mr. M'Leod.
Reformed, Sixth, n. Christopher, Rev. Mr. Kipp.
Fourteenth, Provost, n. Chapel.
Coloured Pres. Church, Frankfort, c. William, Rev. Theodore S. Wright.
Burial grounds, Sixth, n. Wooster.
Do. do. Twenty-fifth, n. Eighth Avenue.
General burial ground, North, c. Forsyth and Eldridge.
DUTCH REFORMED.
The Consistory Rooms of the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Churches, cor. Nassau and Ann.
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CHURCHES.
South Church, Exchange Place, n. Broad, Rev James M. Mathews, D. D.
Middle Church, Li-) Gerardus A. Kuypers, D. D.
berty, c. Nassau, { J. Knox, D. D.
North Church, Wil- {W. C. Brownles, D. D.
liam, c. Fulton, - Thomas De Witt, D. D.
Northwest Church, Franklin, c. Church, Rev. Georg. Dubois.
Northeast Church, Market, c. Henry, Rev. Willian M'Murray, D. D.
Church, Broome, c. Greene, Rev. Jacob Broadhead B. D.
Church, Greene, c. Houston, Rev. Eli Baldwin.
Church, North, c. Eldridge.
Church, Bleecker, c. Amos, Rev. N. J. Marselus.
Mission Church, Ninth, near Broadway, Rev. Franci M. Kip.
Church, Harlæm, Rev. Cornelius C. Vermeule.
Manhattan Church, Manhattan Island, Rev. Charle F. Knouse.
Church, Bloomingdale, Rev. J. Al Burtis.
True Reformed D. C., King, n. M'Dougal, Rev. C. T Demarest.
German, 21 Forsyth.
EPISCOPALIANS.
Rt. Rev. Benjamin T. Onderdonk, D. D. Bishop c the Diocess.
Trinity Church, Broadway, opposite Wall,
St. Paul's Chapel, Broad- way, c. Vesey,
Rev. Wm. Berrian, D. D Rev. John F. Schroeder Rev.Henry Anthon,D.D
St. John's Chapel, Varick,
opp. St. John's Park,
St. George's Church, Beekman, c. Cliff, Rev. Jame Milnor, D. D.
French du St. Esprit, Franklin, c. Church, Rev. A Verren.
Thomas Lyell, D. D.
Christ Church, 81 Anthony, Albert Smedes,
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CHURCHES.
Grace Church, Broadway, c. Rector, Rev. J. M. ainwright, D. D.
St. Mark's Church, Stuyvesant, c. Second Avenue, Rev. m. Creighton, D. D.
Zion Church, Mott, c. Cross, Rev. Thomas Breintnall. St. Stephen's Church, Christie, c. Broome, Rev. Wm. ckson.
St. Thomas' Church, Broadway, c. Houston, Rev. F. Hawks, D. D.
St. Luke's Church, Hud- S W. R. Whittingham, { John Murray Forbes.
n, op. Grove,
Church of the Ascension, Canal, n. Broadway, Rev. anton Eastburn.
All Saints Church, Henry, c. Scammel, Rev. Wm. A.
ark, D. D.
St. Clement's Church, Amity, n. M'Dougal, Rev. L. Bayard.
Mission Church of the Holy Evangelists, Vandewater, cant.
Mission Church of the Epiphany, Ridge, n. North, Rev. ott Jones.
St. Peter's Church, Twentieth street, n. Ninth Avenue, ev. Benjamin J. Haight.
St. Philip's Church, (coloured,) 33 Centre, Rev. Peter illiams.
St. Michael's Church, Bloom- gdale,
St. James' Church, Hamilton
quare.
St. Mary's Church, Manhat-
Rev. Wm. Richmond.
nville,
St. Ann's Church, Blooming-
le,
St. Andrew's Church, Harlæm, Rev. G. S. Coit.
Trinity Church Vestry Office, Fulton, c. Church, W. hnson, Compt.
Burial ground, Hudson, c. Clarkson.
BAPTISTS.
First Baptist Church, 33 Gold, Rev. Wm. Parkinson. Oliver-street Church, 6 Oliver, Rev. Spencer H. Cone.
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CHURCHES.
Mulberry-street Church, Mulberry, n. Chatham, Rev Archibald Maclay.
Bethel Church, Delancey, c. Chrystie, Rev. W. G Miller.
Beriah Church, M'Dougal, op. Vandam, Rev. Duncar Dunbar.
Union Church, North, c. Forsyth, Rev. George Bene dict.
North Church, Bedford, c. Christopher, Rev. Jacob H Brouner.
East Church, Grand, n. Pitt, Rev. John Middleton.
Church, Mott, n. Spring, Rev. Johnson Chase.
Ebenezer Church, North, c. Suffolk.
South Church, 84 Nassau, Rev. C. G. Sommers.
Mission Church, Broome, c. Cannon, Rev. Joh Mitchell.
Abyssinian Church, (coloured,) 44 Anthony, Rev. Jas Hayborn.
General Baptist Church, 138 Laurens.
Particular Church, 63 Chrystie, Rev. Benjami Pitcher.
Amity-street Church, Amity, n. Greene, (building Rev. W. R. Williams.
Office of the Am. Bapt. Home Missionary Society, an of the Baptist Repository, Clinton Hall, c. Beekman an Nassau.
Burial ground, North, n. First Avenue.
METHODIST EPISCOPALIANS.
First Methodist Church, 32 John, Rev. George Cole Second Methodist Church, 8 Forsyth, Rev. Dani Ostrander.
Third Methodist Church, 180 Duane, Rev. Seymou Landon.
Fourth Methodist Church, 130 Allen, Rev. B. Sillic]
Fifth Methodist Church, Willet, n. Broome, Rev. Ben Griffin.
Sixth Methodist Church, Bedford, c. Morton, Re Cyrus Prindle.
Seventh Methodist Church, Seventh-st., n. This Avenue, Rev. P. Chamberlain.
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CHURCHES.
Eighth Methodist Church, Second st., n. Avenue D, v. Paul R. Brown.
Ninth Methodist Church, 61 Greene, Rev. Peter P. ndford.
Tenth Methodist Church, Twentieth-st., n. Eighth enue, Rev. Josiah Bowen.
INDEPENDENT METHODIST.
Independent Church, 56 Chrystie, Rev. Wm. Stillwell. Protestant Church, 61 Anthony.
Protestant Church, Sullivan, n. Spring, Rev. Mr. nomas.
Protestant Church, 359 Broome.
Primitive Church, 43 Elizabeth.
Primitive Church, Dominick, n. Varick.
Primitive Church, Pitt, n. North.
Asbury Methodist, (coloured,) 55 Elizabeth, Rev. Jacob athews.
Zion Church, (coloured,) 156 Church, Peter Van as.
Burial grounds, First, n. Second Avenue.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Peter's Church, Barclay, S Rev. John Power, Church, Rev. William Quoiter.
Christ Church, Ann, n. S Rev. F. Varella,
Villiam, 2 Rev. J. A. Schneller. St. Patrick's Cathedral, Mott, S Rt. Rev. J. Dubois,
, Prince,
¿ T. C. Levins.
St. Mary's Church, Grand, c. Ridge, Rev. T. I'Guire.
Burial grounds at Cathedral, also on First Avenue, be- veen Eleventh and Twelfth sts., and, also, near Deaf nd Dumb Asylum.
FRIENDS.
Meeting House, Rose, n. Pearl.
Meeting House, Hester, c. Elizabeth. Meeting House, 38 Henry.
Meeting House, 9 Carmine.
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CHURCHES.
LUTHERAN.
St. James', Orange-st., Rev. F. W. Geissenhaine D. D.
St. Mathew's, Walker, n. Broadway, Rev. F. W Geissenhainer, jr.
UNIVERSALISTS.
First Society of Universalists, Grand-st., Rev. T .. Sawyer.
Society of United Friends, Duane, c. Augustus, Re E. Mitchell.
UNITARIANS.
Unitarian Church, 109 Chambers, Rev. Wm. War Unitarian Church, Mercer, c. Prince, Rev. Wm. I Lunt.
INDEPENDENTS.
Providence Chapel, 46 Thompson, Rev. J. Harrison Independent Welsh, 137 Mulberry, Rev. James Davie
JEWS.
Synagogue of Portuguese Jews, 15 Mill, Isaac Seixa Synagogue of German Jews, Elm, n. Grand, Phines Hart.
Synagogue, Grand, Eliazer Metz.
MORAVIAN.
United Brethren, 104 Fulton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mariners' Church, Roosevelt, Rev. Henry Chase. New Jerusalem Church, 406 Pearl.
Christian Church, Broome, Rev. Simon Clough.
TOTAL NUMBER OF CHURCHES IN THE CITY.
Presbyterian, .... 28
Dutch Reformed, ... 15
Episcopalian, 24
Baptist,. 16
Methodist, .. 19
4
Universalist,. Unitarian, .. 2 2 2 Independent, 3
Jews,.
Moravian, .. 1
Miscellaneous, 3
Roman Catholic,. . Friends,. 4 Lutheran, .. 2
Grand Total 125
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CHURCHES.
BROOKLYN. PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church, Cranberry, n. Hicks, Rev. . L. Carroll.
Second Presbyterian Church, Adams, n. Nassau, Rev. S. Spencer.
DUTCH REFORMED.
Reformed Dutch Church, Joralemon, n. Fulton.
EPISCOPALIANS.
St. Ann's Church, Washington, c. Sands, Rev. B. C itler.
St. John's Church, Washington, c. Johnson, Rev. E. . Johnson.
Navy Yard Chapel, Navy Yard, Rev. Addison Searle. BAPTISTS.
First Baptist Church, Pearl, n. Concord. Second Baptist Church, Washington, n. Concord.
METHODISTS.
First Methodist Church, Sands, n. Fulton, Rev. J. C. reen.
Second Methodist Church, York, c. Gold, Rev. Charles arpenter.
Third Methodist Church, Washington, n. Tillary, av. J. Tackaberry.
African Methodist Church, High, n. Bridge, Rev. J. L. odd.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Church, Jay, c. Chapel, Rev. John Walsh.
Independent R. C. Church, York, c. Jay, Rev. John arnam.
TOTAL NUMBER OF CHURCHES IN BROOKLYN.
Presbyterian, . 2
Dutch Reformed,. 1
Episcopalian,. 3
Baptist, 2
Methodist,. 4
Roman Catholic,.
2
Grand Total. 14
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BANKS.
BANKS.
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE BANKS IN THE CITY
The Banks are open every day in the year, from 1( A. M. to 3, P. M., except Sundays, Christmas day New-Year's day, the Fourth of July, and general Hol days appointed by legal authority, and the Bank of New York on Good Fridays.
The rate of discount is six per cent. per annum, (ca culating 360 days to the year,) excepting when note have over 63 days to run, when the State incorporate Banks have the privilege of charging 7 per cent.
Bills or notes offered for discount must be enclosed i a letter directed to the cashier the day before discour day, advising the name of the person upon who: account it is offered, &c.
Bills or notes lodged for collection, are collected fre of charge to the holders, except when at a distanc When protested, the person lodging the same pays th charge of protest.
Deposits and notes for collection, must be entered the dealer's book at the time when deposited. No i terest allowed on deposits.
RATES AT WHICH FOREIGN COINS ARE RECEIVED AT THE BANKS.
Silver Coins.
Gold Coins.
Crowns, 109 cents
French, 87 1-4 c. p. d'
Dollars, 100 “
English, 88 8-9
Five Francs, 93 3-10
Spanish, 84
Pistareens, 16
BRANCH BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
(15 Wall-street.)
Chartered 10th April, 1816, to endure 20 years. Caj tal of the parent Bank 35,000,000 dollars ; New-Yo Branch, employs 2,500,000 dollars. Shares 100 dolls each. United States holds 70,000 shares, being 7,000,0 dollars. Individual subscription 280,000 dollars. Shar equal to 28,000,000 dollars. The president of the Bran
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BANKS.
nk is ex-officio Loan Officer of the United States for State of New-York. First Clerk in the Loan Office - i Wm. Ovington. Discount days, Wednesdays and turdays. Dividends, 1st Monday in January and July. fection, last of November.
Isaac Lawrence, President. Morris Robinson, Cashier.
John Haggerty, James Boorman, Peter Harmony, vid Hadden, John S. Crary, Sam'l Swartwout, Shep- d Knapp, Pelatiah Perit, P. I. Nevius, Silas Wood, m'l F. Mott, W. W. Woolsey-Directors. General rectors-Robert Lenox, Saul Alley, J. Rathbone, jr. J. L. Lawrence, Attorney. Henry Laight, Notary.
BANK OF AMERICA. (30 Wall-street.)
Chartered 1812, for 20 years; renewed till 1852. Capi- 2,000,000 dollars. Election, Ist Monday in May. ) dollars each share. Discount days, Tuesdays and idays. Dividends, January and July.
George Newbold, President. James Taylor, Cashier.
Thomas Buckley, Geo. Griswold, Stephen Whitney, na. Goodhue, Benj, L. Sway, John Johnston, Peter ary, jr. J. H. Howland, Fred. Sheldon, Jno. B. Law- nice, John W. Leavitt, David Lee, C. W. Lawrence, m'l M. Fox, Charles Dickinson, Jeromus Johnson,* hn Targee *- Directors.
S. C. Williams, Notary
BANK OF NEW-YORK. (32 Wall-street.)
Incorporated March, 1791, to endure until the 2d uesday in May, 1811. Charter was renewed until 2d uesday in May 1832. Renewed in 1831 to 1st January, 53. Capital 1,000,000 dollars. Election, 2d Tuesday May. 500 dollars each share. Discount days, Tues-
State Directors.
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BANKS.
days and Thursdays. Dividends, 1st May and Nc vember.
Cornelius Heyer, President. Anthony P. Halscy, Cashier. J. Waddington, G. G. Howland, P. Schermerhorn Charles M'Evers, John Oothout, Robert Maitland, Henr Beekman, Gurdon Buck, Edw. R. Jones, Geo. £ Robbins, John H. Hicks-Directors.
H. & E. Wilkes, Notaries. BUTCHERS' AND DROVERS' BANK. (128 Bowery, near Grand-street.)
Incorporated April 28, 1830, till January 1, 1853. Cap! 300,000 dollars. Shares 25 dollars each. Election, 2 Tuesday in July. Discount days, Wednesdays an Saturdays. Notes offered same days.
Benjamin M. Brown, President. Wm. R. Cooke, Cashier.
Jacob Aims, John Perrin, E. H. Warner, Caleb Bart lett, Arnest Fink, John Campbell, Wm. E. Craft, Joh Wood, David Cotheal, Nicholas Fish, James Lovett- Directors. Henry J. Feltus, Notary.
CHEMICAL BANK. (216 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's Church.)
Incorporated April 1, 1824, for 21 years. Capita 500,000 dollars. Shares 25 dollars. Election, 1st Mon day in April. Discounts daily. Dividends, 1st of Feb ruary and August.
John Mason, President. Archibald Craig, Cashier.
Gideon Tucker, Thos. T. Woodruff, Wm. T M'Coun, John Q. Jones, George Jones-Directors. James Kent, Counsellor. Gerard H. Coster, Factory Agent. Samuel A. Porter, Notary.
CITY BANK. (38 Wall-street.)
Incorporated 1812, for 20 years. Extended in 1831 for 20 years. Capital 720,000 dollars. 45 dollars each
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BANKS.
re. Officers elected 1st Tuesday in June. Discount s, Mondays and Thursdays. Dividends, first of May I first of November.
Thos. Bloodgood, President. G. A. Worth, Cashier.
ordan Wright, C. R, Suydam, Wm. F. Pell, Benj. lies, H. Van Wagenen, Joseph Foulke, R. J. Walker, n. W. Fox, Thomas Tobias, Abm. Bell, Henry Dela- d, John P. Stagg, Charles A. Davis-Directors. Richard I. Wells, Notary. Benjamin Clark, Attorney.
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY.
(13 Wall-street.)
Chartered in 1825, for the purpose of making a Canal n the Hudson River to Honesdale, in Pennsylvania, h banking privileges. Capital 1,500,000 dollars, ,000 may be employed in banking. Shares 100 dollars. ction, Ist Tuesday in March. Discount days, Wed- days and Saturdays. Dividends, June and December. John Wurts, President. John H. Williams, Treasurer.
Philip Hone, Wm. Calder, Wm. Worrall, Sam'l Rey- ds, Wm. M. Halsted, Allison Post, W. Bradford, nes Ruthven, Knowles Taylor, Philemon R. Starr, m. E. Lee, Edward Coleman.
Russel F. Lord, Chief Engineer. Wm. E. Dunscomb, Notary.
FULTON BANK.
(Corner Fulton and Pearl streets.)
ncorporated April 1, 1824, to continue 20 years. Capi- 600,000 dollars. Shares 30 dollars each. Election, t Tuesday in March. Discount days, Wednesdays d Saturdays. Dividends, 1st May and November. John Adams, President. David Thompson, Cashier.
Benj. Deforest, Amos Palmer, Robt. Carter, Reuben ithers, Jos. Lawrence, Anson G. Phelps, Silas Holmes, s. Kernochan, Erastus Ellsworth, O. Mauran, John Willis, Robt. B. Minturn-Directors.
Charles A. Clinton, Notary.
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BANKS.
GREENWICH BANK. (394 Hudson-street.)
Incorporated 17th April, 1830, for 25 years. Capit 200,000 dollars. Shares 25 dollars each. Dividends, 1 of August and February. Discounts, Tuesdays a Fridays. Election, 1st Monday in June. Samuel Whittemore, President. Jno. R. Satterlee, Cashier.
John Rogers, James N. Wells, Robert Halliday, M. decai Myers, John Groshon, Chas. Oakley,! Jos. V Beadel, Thomas Cumming, Nath'l Jarvis, Tim'y Wh temore, Robert Wiltse, John Perry-Directors. Wm. L. Morris, Director, Att. & Coun. Jno. Harris, Notary.
LEATHER MANUFACTURERS' BANK. (334 Pearl-street.)
Incorporated April 23, 1832. Expires 1st June, 18 Capital 600,000 dollars. 50 dollars per share. Electi 1st Monday in June. Discount days, Tuesdays a Fridays.
Gideon Lee, President. Francis W. Edmonds, Cashier.
Austin Melvin, Ogden E. Edwards, James Meint Morgan L. Smith, L. M. Hoffman, E. K. Pritchett, Jo1 than Trotter, W. W. De Forest, Isaac J. Bicknell, Mos Allen, Jehiel Jagger, Elb't J. Anderson-Directors. Franklin S. Kinney, Attorney and Notary.
MANHATTAN BANK. (23 Wall-street.)
Incorporated in 1799. Charter unlimited. Capi 2,050,000 dollars. Election, 1st Tuesday in Decemb 50 dollars each share. Discount days, Mondays a Thursdays. Dividends, July and January. Maltby Gelston, President. Robert White, Cashier.
J. G. Coster, Jona. Thompson, James M'Bride, W W. Todd, Thos. Hamersley, David S. Kennedy, W Paulding, Thos. Suffern, W. B. Crosby, S. D. Beekm: James Brown, City Recorder, ex-officio-Directors. Augustus Floyd, Notary.
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BANKS.
MECHANICS' BANK. (16 Wall-street.)
Incorporated 23d of March, 1810, with a capital of 500,000 dollars. In 1811, increased the capital to 00,000 dollars. To endure until 2d Tuesday in April, 32. Renewed in 1831, till 1855. Election, 1st Tues- y in April. 25 dollars each share. Discount days, ednesdays and Saturdays. Dividends, 1st of Febru- y and Ist of August.
John Fleming, President. Heman Baldwin, Cashier.
Jacob Lorillard, Gabriel Furman, Francis Cooper, amuel Hicks, H. C. De Rham, John M'Comb, Peter harpe, George Ireland, Robert Speir, John Leonard, eo. Arcularius, Thos. A. Ronalds, John Fleming, and hilip Henry, (President Mechanics' Society, ex-officio) Directors.
H. Westervelt, Notary. MECHANICS' AND TRADERS' BANK. (Corner of Norfolk and Grand streets.)
Incorporated April 15, 1830, till Jan. 1, 1857. Capital 00,000 dollars, in shares of 25 dollars each. Election, d Tuesday in July. Discount days, Tuesdays and ridays.
Perez Jones, President. E. D. Brown, Cashier.
Fred. A. Tracy, Zeb. Ring, John Rogers, Thomas H. Iills, John Clapp, John Leveridge, Philip Harman, Wm. :. Dodge, S. G. Wheeler, Thomson Price, Jeremiah 'lark, Stephen Lyon, Abijah Fisher, one vacancy.
John Leveridge, Attorney and Notary.
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