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Clerks in Chancery.
Brokholft Livingfton, 12, Wall-Street Morgan Lewis, 59, Maiden-lane John Lanfing and Jacob Stephen Lufh, Efqrs. in Albany
Masters in Chancery.
Gilbert Livingfton, Paughkeepfie Jeremiah Lanfing, Albany John Broome, Efq; 6, Hanover-fquare, Hon. John Jay, 8, Broad-ftreet Ed. Dunfcomb, Elq. Exam. 82, Wat.ft
Judges in the Supreme Court. The Hon. R. Morris Efq; chief Justice, corner Naffau and King ftreets, The Hon. Robert Yates, Efq; The Hon. John Slofs Hobart, Efq: 47, Crown-ftreet.
Egbert Benfon, Efq; Attorney General, Poughkeepfie, or at 22, Maiden-lane. John M'Keffon, Efd; Clerk of the Supreme Court, and Nifi Prifis, Oyer and Ter- miner, and General Gaol Delivery, 49, Maiden-lane.
Officers of the City and County of New-York. The Hon. James Duane, Efq; Mayor, 26, Naffau-ftreet.
Richard Varick, Efq; Recorder,46,Dock-ft Abraham P. Lott, Efq; Alderman, Maiden-lane.
Benjamin Blagge, Efq; do. John Broome, Efq; do. William Neilfon, Efq; do. Jeremiah Wool, Efq; do. 49, Broad-ftreet William W. Gilbert, Efq; do. Nicholas Bayard, Efq; do,
Marinus Willett, F.fq; Sheriff, 22, Beck. ft Robert Benfon, Efq; Clerk, 22, Maiden-). Jeremiah Wool, Efq. Corner,
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Commiffioners of Forfeitures.
Ifaac Stoutenburgh, andP. Van Cortlandt, Efquires, for the fouthern diftrict. Daniel Graham, Efq; for the middle diftr: Henry Oothoudt, Jeremiah Van Renffe- lear, and. Criftopher Yates, Efquires, for the weftern diftrict.
Alexander Webfter, Efq; for the eaftern diftrict.
John Lamb, Collector.
John. Lafher. Surveyor and Searcher.
Daniel Fergufon, Land & Tide-waiter, 29, Duke-ftreet.
John Stevens, do. ,
Maiden-lane.
Henry Becker, do. , Crown-ftreet.
Henry Devour, do. , Golden-hill.
Terjiay, do. Golden-hill.
William Strachan, do. Greenwich-ftreet. William Huftin, do. Gold Itreet Scudder, do. Gold-ftreet
Waterman, do. Cliff-ftreet
John Banks, do. George-ftreet. Stockholm, do. Cherry-ftreet.
Lawyers, Attornies, and Notary-Publics,
John Lawrence, Efqr. 13, Wall-ftreet John D.Crimfhier, Elq. attorney and no- tary-public, 17, King-ftreet
63 ) Aaron Burr, Efqr. 10, Little Queen Street Alexander Hamilton, Efqr. 57, Wall-it. Brockholft Livingfton, Eiqr. 12, Wall-ft. Wm. S. Livingfton, Efqr. 52, Wall-Arcet Thomas Smith, Efqr. 9, Wall-ftreet Wm .. Cock, Efqr. 66, Wall-ftreet. Robert Troup, Efqr. 67, Wall-ftreet Morgan Lewis, Elqr. 59, Maiden-lane John Rutherford, 50, Broadway George Bond, Efqr. attorney and notary- public, 5, William-ftreet William Wilcocks, , Broad-ftreet Richard Varick, Efqr. 46, Dock-ftreet
James Giles, Efqr. 65, Meiden lane John M'Keffon, Efq. 49, Maiden-lane John Keeffe, Efq. not .- pub. 227,Q .- ftreet Peter Ogilvie, 144, Queen-ftreet Depeyfter, Efq. , Queen-ftreet Cozine, Efq. 55, Beekman-Street C. J. Rogers, Efq. 42, Beekman-ftreet Jacob Remfen, Efq. 55, Broad-ftreet. John Ricker, Efq. corner of St. James-ft. John Shaw; Efq. 19, Cliff-ftreet
Daniel C. Verplanck Efq. 3, Wall-ftreet R. Morris, Efq. I, Wall-ftreet Jas. M. Huges, Efq. conveyancer and no- tary public, 20, Wall-ftreet Joteph Winter, Efq. 184, Water-ftreet John Kelly, Efq. conveyancer, land, and money-broker, 56, Smith-ft. E 2
( 64 ) Jacob Morton, Efq. 215, Water-Street F. Dunfcomb, Efq. notary-public, 182, Water-ftreet
Dehart and Randall, 26, Water-ftreet
Edward Antill, efq. Broadway
Richard Borner, elq. , St. James-ftreet Cornelius Bogart, efq. 22, Beekman-ftreet Wm. Popham, efq. notary-public, K. ft: Meffrs. Campbell and Cutting, efqrs. A Wall-ftreet Jofhua Bagrey, efq. John Woods, efq. conveyancer and no- tary-public, 135, Queen-ftreet John H. Woodall, notary-public Edward Livingfton, efq. 51, Queen-ftreet - Pell, efq. Weftchefter
Lift of the Officers of the Grand-Lodge of Free and Accepted Mafons, of the State of New-York.
The Hon. Robert R. Livingfton, Efquire, Grand Mafter for the State of New - York, William Cock, Efq; paft grand mafter, Samuel Kerr Efq; deputy grand mafter, The Hon. Peter W. Yates, Efq; fenior grand warden,
James Saidler, Efq; junior grand warden, Daniel M'Cormick, Efq; grand treafurer, James Giles, Efq; grand fecretary.
65 ) Oficers and Directors of the Bank of New- York.
Ifaac Roofevelt, Efq. Prefdent. William Maxwell, Efq. Vice-Prefident. Samuel Franklin, ?
Nicholas Low,
Daniel M'Cormick, Robert Bowne,
Thomas Stoughton, Jofhua Waddington, Comfort Sands,
Efars. Directors.
Thomas Randall, Alex. Hamilton,
John Vanderbilt, James Buchanan, J
William Seton, Chafhier.' Charles Wilkes, Teller. Peter Hughes, Accountant. David Rudy, Receiver. Michael Boyle, Runner. William Magee Seton, Clerk of difcounts Walter Scott, Porter.
Rules obferved at Bank.
The bank is open every day in the year, except Sundays, Christmas Day, New- Year's Day, Good Friday, the 4th of July, and general Holydays appointed by legal authority. The hours of bufinefs from E 3
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ten to one o'clock in the forenoon; and from three to five in the afternoon.
Difcounts are done on Tuefdays and Thurfdays in every Week, and Bills or notes brought for difcount, muft be left at the bank on Wednefday and Saturday mornings under a feal cover, directed to William Seton, cafhier : The rate of dif- count is at pre ent fixed at Six per Cent. Per Annum; but no difcount will be made-for longer than forty five days ; nor will any note or bill be difcounted to pay a former one ; payment muft be made in bank notes or fpecie. Three days of grace being allowed upon all bills and notes, the difcount will be taken for the fame .--- Money lodged at the bank may be re-taken at pleafure, free of expence, but no draft will be paid beyond the balance of account .--- Bills or notes left with the bank will be prefented for acceptance, and the money collected free of expence : In cafe of non-paymentand proteft, the charge of proteft muft be borne by the perion lodging the bill .--- Payments made at the bank, muft be examined at the time, as no deficiency fuggefted afterwards will be ads mitted.
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Gold coin is received and paid at the bank of New-York at the following rates :
Dwts.Gr. Dol. 96ths.
A. Johannes, weighing 18 16
A Half Johannes, 9
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A Spanifh Doubloon, 17
15
A Double Span. Piftole, 8 12
A Spanifh Piftole,
4
6
3
7 2
A Britifh Guinea,
5
6
4
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A ditto Half Guinea,
2
15
2
32
A French Guinea,
5
4
4-
5 2
A Moidore,
6
1 3
6
A Caroline,.
6
8
4
72
A Chequin,
2
4
1
78
7
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An allowance is made on all Gold ex- ceeding the above ftandard, at the rate of Three pence per grain ; on all gold thort of the above weight Four pence per grain is deducted ..
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
PROFESSORS.
Greek & Latin languages, --- Mr. William Cochran, Ranelagh. Geography, -- Rev. John D. Gros, College) Rhetoric and Logic, --- Rev. Benj. Moore, Broadway.
( 68 ) Natural Philofophy and Aftronomy --- Dr. Samuel Bard, , Broad Street Mathematics --- Mr. John Kemp, College.
French language, --- Rev. Lewis Tetard, German do .--- Rev. John D Gros, Oriental do .--- Rev. Dr. Kunze, 24, Chatham-freet.
Anatomy, --- Dr M'Knight, Chemiftry & Natural Hiftory, -- Dr.Moyes, Practice of Phyfic, -- Dr.Romaine, John-ft, Midwifery, -- Dr. Crofby,
Inftitues, of Medicine, --- Dr. Kiffam,
Rector of the Grammar School, --- Mr. William Cochran, Affiftant Teacher, --. Mr. James Hardy,
The Days of examination for admiffion into the College, are the firft Mondays in April, July, October and January. Pub- lic examinations of all the Students begin on the fame days, at eleven o'clock A. M. --- The annual Commencement is held on the fecond Tuefday in April.
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The Society for promoting the Manumif- fion of Slaves, and proteEling fuch of thene as have been, or may be liberated, --- meets at the Coffee boufe.
The Hon. John Jay, Elq; Prefident,
Samuel Franklin, Vice Prefideht,
John Murray. junior, Treafurer,
John Keefe, Efquire, Secretary,
Willet Seaman, r
William Shotwell,
Jacob Seaman,
Standing
Augultus Sydill,
Committee:
Robert Troup, Efquire,
White Matlack, - -
Gold and Silver Smiths's Society, meets on Wednefdays, at the boufe of Walter Heyer. MYER MYERS, Chairman,
Members, --- Samuel Johnfon,
William Gilbert, Elq; , Broadway, Otto De Perrizang,
William Forbes, 88, Broadway,
. John Burger, 207, Queen-ftecet Daniel Chene, Cary Dunn,
Benjamin Halfted, 13, Maiden-lane Pphraim Brather, 1, Cherry-Street.
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LIST of the members of the Cincinnatti of the State af New-York.
ALEXANDER M'DOUGALL, Efq; Prefident, Baron Stuben, Efq; Vice Prefident, Philip Cortlandt; Efq; Treafurer, Richard Platt, Efq; Deputy Treafurer, Robert Pemberton, Efq; Secretary,
George Clinton, R. Cochran,
Rod. V. Hovenberg,
Samuel T. Pell, John F Hamtramch, Ephraim Woodruff, Jonathan Hallet, Jofeph Frilick, Samuel Dodge, Ifrael Smith,
Theodofius Fowler, B. Vanderburgh, Henry Vanderburg, Henry Pauling, Samuel Dodge,
Henry Dubois, Jacob Wright, Benjamin Walker,
Charles Weiffenfelts, Wm.Stephen Smithi James Johnfon, P. Magee, John Graham, B. Swartwout,
Samuel Talmage, Daniel Dennifton, NehemiahCarpenter Chriftopher Hutton, William Colbreath, Goofe Van Schaick, John Gano,
Jer. Van Ranffelaer,
Aaron Aorfon,
John Marfh, Ephraim Snow,
John Fondey,
Henry Tiebout, Willes Ryckman,
Daniel Minema,
G. Lanfing.
Abner Prior,
Michael Connolly,
James Gregg, R. Wilfon,
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John C. Ten Broeck, Henry Cunningham, Samuel Lewis, Cornelius V. Dyke, John Fürman, Charles Parfons, Benjamin Herring, George Sitez, Cornelius J. Janfen, Abram. Hardenburg Dy Fondey, Henry V. Woert, Jacob H. Wendell, J. Morrel, Adam Ten Broeck, Benjamin Gilbert, John Elliot, Derik Schuyler, Leonard Bleecker, Jofeph Morrel, C. Sweet, William Peters, John Lamb, Andrew Moodie, Michael Wetzell, John Shaw, Ephraim Fenns, James Bradford, CorneliusSwartwout John Cape, Elihu Marfhall, James Stuart, John Reed, Ifaac Hubbel,
Ebenezer Stevens, Sebaftian Bauman, Daniel Niven, Peter Taulman, William Price, John Doughty, lfaac Smith, Jacob Kemper, Thomas Machin, Peter Anfpach. Henry Dember, Ifaac Guion, Jonas Addamfon, R. Burnet, jun. Caleb Brewfter, George Fleming, Jofeph Foote, Pierrie. Regnier, Geo. J. Dennifton, William Tapp, Thomas Hunt, William Belknap, John F. Vacher, Benjamin, Ledyard, Charles Graham, Fred. Weiffenfelts,
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Daniel Parker, jun. James Gilliland, Abraham Hyat, Richard Varick, Rabald S. M'Dougal John Lawrence, Simeon Dewitt, Andrew Englis, Jacob Reed, George Leaycraft, William Leaycraft, Daniel M' Lean, William Strachan,
Abraham Legget, I. Stake.
James Giles,
Peter Neftle,
J. Bagley, Samuel Hay,
John Cockran, John Conway, Edward Dunfcomb, John D. Crimfhier, Duncan Campbell, Aquila Giles, Marinus Willet, Peter Vafborough, Francis Hanmer, Samuel Logan, Peter Ganfwoort,
Matthew Clarkfon, Robert Johnfon, John Waldron, Garrit J. V. Wagener Thos. Fred. Jackfon William W. Morris John Smith, John Green, capt. in the navy, Thomas Tillotfon,
John Bard,
Stephen Graham, John Grier,
A. White, Alexander Clinton, J. Brewfter,
Jonathan Lawrence, Arthur Thompfon, Daniel Gans, Thomas Turner,
Hen. Em. Lutterloh John Santford,
Morgan Lewis,
David Van Horn,
Teunis V. Wagener Silas Gray,
Charles Newkisk, Tjerck Beckman, Nathaniel Henry.
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HONORARY MEMBERS.
Lt. Gov. Cortlandt, Chan. Livingfton,
Chief Juftice Morris,
Judges, S Yates and
Hobart,
James Duane, Efq; Judge Platt,
Colonel Floyd, Capt D. Williams, Maj. Thomas Moffat H. R. Livingiton, Upper Manor,
Wm. Duer, 7 J. Lanfing, Efqrs General Morris, PhilipPell, 1 Colonel M'Laughry Dr. S. Gano. Colonel Hathorn,
STANDING COMMITTEE !!
Doctor Cockran, Colonel Antill,
Captain Dunicomb,
Captain Reed,
Mr. Brooks,
Major Stagg,
Colonel Hay,
Captain Guion!
General Webb,
Delegates for the General Meeting of the Committee.
Baron De Steuben, Colonel TroupliW General Webb,
The Society, for the fake of . frequent communications, is divided into diftricts, viz .--- the fouthern and northern diftricts, -- the former including Long-Ifland, Staten- Inand, New-York-Ifland, the counties of
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Weft-chefter, and Orange; The latter including the reft of the State. Thefe diftricts to hold their meetings in New- York and Albany, refpectively, on the laft Monday in March, and firft Monday in November,. every year.
For the Southern Diftrict.
Marinus Willet, Efquire, Chairman, Edward Antill, Elq; Dep. Chairman, Jacob Reed, jun. Efq; Secretary.
The Northern Diftrict has not yet made their appointment.
A LIST of the Officers and refident Members of the St. Andrew's Society, of the State of New-York.
DAVID JOHNSTON, Efq; Prefident, The Hon. Robert R. Livingfton, Efq; Chancellor of the State, Vice-Prefident? William. Maxwell, William Malcom, George Douglas, Affiftants.' John Ramfay, James Saidler, James Scott, Reverend John Mafon, Chaplain,
David Currie, Treafurer, Adam Gilchrift, jun. Secretary:
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RESIDENT MEMBERS:
Walter Buchanan, Robert Bruce,
Andrew Browne, Capt. James Black,
Archibald Currie, Major Jas. Chriftie, John Currie,
Capt. Henry Coupar Col. Don. Campbell, Malcom Campbell, David Cation, B. Crookfhank, Samuel Campbell, Thomas Durie, Robert Dunlap, John Darrah, Capt. John Duncan, Robert Dunbar Capt. James Dean, John Donnan, Capt. Robert Elder, Walter Frazer, James Grani, David Galbreath, Thomas Gillespie, Doctor Gilchrift, Graham, Gourlay ,
Alex, Hoffack, Alex. Hamilton, Hugh Henderfon, Robert Hodge, Patrick Hart, Capt. Robert Hunter
Neil Jamifon,
Capt. Arch. Kennedy Samuel Kerr, Dr. Kiffam, William Lowther, Robert Lenox, Triftrim Lowther, Thomas Lawrence, Brockh. Livingftou, Col. Wm. Livington Philip Livingiton, Peter V B. Livingfton R.G. Livingfton, ju. Peter M'Dougall. James M. Intoth, Andrew Mitchell, Wm. Maxwell, jun Colin M'Grigor, James H. Maxwell, Jacob Morris, David Mitchelfon, John Munro, G 2
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Mr. John M'Lean, Charles Smith, Doctor Moyes, James Millegan Efq; Alexander M'Lean, James Mitchell, Daniel Nevin, Ogilvie, Francis Panton, Alexander Perkins, W. RutherfordEiq; John Turner, James Renwick, J. Rutherfurd, Efq; Alex. Robertfon, Robert Robertfon, Charles Robertfon, Alexander Riddle,
William Robertfon, Lewis A.Scott, Efq; William Seton,
J. Stevens,jun. Efq; George Service, William Shedden,
Dr. David Seath, Jofhua Sands, Capt. Daniel Shaw,
Capt. Al. Stewart, Hay Stevenfon, James Smith,
Geo. Turnbull, Efq;
John Thomfon,
R. Troup, Efq; John Taylor,
John Thomfon, Henry Troup, James Tillery,
Robert Wilfon,
William Wilfon, Rev. J. Wilfon,
Gen. P.V.Cortlandt.
John Young, Hom. P. W. Yates.
HONORARY MEMBERS.
James Stewart, P, Lawrence,
Crammond, S. Loudon,
Thomas Allen, John Inglis, George Reid,
William Patrick,
Geo. Wright,
James Brebner,
John Smith, John Campbell,
Samuel Douglas,
Dr. J. Cochran,
( 77 ) Members of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradefmen ..
Henry Becker, Ebenezer Young,
John Young,
Thomas Ivers,
Garr,t de Bow,
George Harfin,
Dennis M'Ready,
William Allen,
William Crowlius, Samuel Loudon,
A. Thompfon, jun. William Smith, John Bailey, Robert Tout,
Jacobus Brown,
Abraham P. Lott.
Thomas Ogilvie,
John Anthony,
Jacob Arden,
John Shepherd,
William J. Elfworth
John Stagg,
Chrift. Duyckink,
Anthony Poft,
Hugh Walfh,
William Hurton,
Jeremiah Wool,
Peter Hulick,
Robert Hodge,
Jofeph Jadwin,
James Stuart,
Edward Meeks,
George Taylor,'
Robert Manley,
Samuel Atlee,
Ifaiah Wool,
Ol. Mildeburgher
ifaac Meade,
Robert Boyd, Henry Wolfe,
Michael Tremper,
John Burger, Garrit Harfin
ROBERT BOYD, Chairman, John Burger, Deputy Chairman ' Hugh Walfh, Treafurer, James Bingham, Secretary :
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A LIST of Members belonging to the Socie- ty of Peruke makers, Hair Drefers, &c .. Held at Mr. Ketchum's, No. 22, Ann-Street.
David Barclay, James Rofe,
Michael Tremper,
Jacob Leonard,
Leonard Fifher,
Francis Leonard,
Thomas Winflow,
Ifaac Jones,
Lorrant Marey,
Anthony Latour,
Richard Penny,
James Bell,
George Cork,
Jonathan Penny,
John Van Dueffen,
Thomas Shepherd,
John Clits,
John Fenton,
John Baldwin, Bernard Sohots,
DONALD M'KAY, Chairman, James Stewart, Treafurer, Charles Ortzen, Clerk.
Arrivals and Departures of the Mails at the Poft-office, in New-York.
ARRIVALS. From NEW-ENGLAND! and ALBANY. From November Ift, to May ift. On Wednefday and Saturday, at feven o'Clock, P. M. From May 18, to November In. On Tuefday, Thursday, and Saturday, at eight o'Clock, P. M.
( 79 ) From the SOUTHWARD. From November 1ft, to May if. On Sunday, and Wednesday, at tex o'Clock, A. M. From May ult, to November ift. On Monday, Wednefday, and Friday, at nine o'Clock, P. M.
DEPARTURES. For NEW-ENGLAND and ALBANY. From November 1ft, 10 May ift. On Sunday and Wednesday, at nine o'Clock, P. M. From May in, to November in. On Sunday, luelday, and Thursday, at ten o'Clock, P. M. For the SOUTHWARD. From November Ift, to May ift. On Sunday, and Thurfday, at fwr o'Clock, P. M. From May 1ft, to November ift. On Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at four o'Clock, P. M.
Letters 'muft be in the Office, half an hour before clofing.
( Furtber Omiffions.
Lawrence Kortright, Efq; 192, Queen-ft. Gen. John Maunfell, Efq; upper end of Bowery, lane
The Rev. Andrew Nugent, parich prieft of New-York, 1, Hunter's Quay,
Richard Harifon, Efq; C.L. 186, Water-ft Gen. Alex. . M'Dougall, Efq; 8, Duke-ft. Rauld. , 8, Duke-ftreet
John Walkins, Efg; 8, Broadway,
Carr and ---- , merchants, 215, Q.ffreec Goldfbrow Banyer, Efq. 56, Smith-ftreet Captain Thomas Bibby, 10, Smith-ftreet, Mr. Mechaux, at Mr. Weir's, Wall ftreet.
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GENTLEMEN,
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The NEW- YORK DIRECTORY, will, in future, be published every twentieth day of May in each Year.
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BEGS Leave to return his fincere thanks to his friends and the public, for their paft. fayours, and hopes the cheapnefs of the following will continue him their favours : Drawing a Leafe and Re- e- 3% I 14 O leafe, on Parchment,
Ditto, ditto, ditto, on Paper, I 8 Ditto, a Bond, - 8 0 0 Ditto a Power of Attorney, 0 14 0
Mr. Franks having forved a regular apprenucefhip to his father, a very eminent attorney in Dublin, and having, befides, tranfacted bufinefs, for. fome years, for Counfellor Franklin of faid city, he hopes, will entitle him to the countenance of the Gentlemen-of the Law Department in this metropolis ; to merit whofe efteem and approbation,will be his particular ftudy, --- he will thankfully receive bufinefs from them on the meft reafonable terms.
N. B: To prevent complaints, generally arifing from employing unexperienced Clerks, Mr. Franks has lately engaged a young man from Dublin, of unexception- able, abilities.
ANNALS OF NEW YORK CITY
FOR THE YEAR 1786.
COMPILED FROM NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY.
THURBER, WHYLAND & Co.,
NEW YORK. Reliable Food Products.
THURBER, WHYLAND & CO.'S
RESTORATIVE WINE OF COCA.
WHAT DR. WM. A. HAMMOND SAYS.
Before the New York Neurological Society, on Tuesday evening, November 2d, Dr. William A. Hammond called attention to the impuri- ties existing in most of the preparations of wine of coca, which vitiated their value :
" I therefore asked a well-known gentleman of this city if he could not prepare a wine of coca which should consist of a good wine and the pure alkaloid. He has succeeded in making such a preparation."
" A wineglassful of this tonic, taken when one is exhausted and worn out. acts as a most excellent restorative; it gives a feeling of rest and relief, and there is no reaction and no subsequent depression. A general feeling of pleasantness is the result. I have discarded other wines of coca and use this alone. It is Thurber, Whyland & Co.'s preparation." (Italics ours.)
"This wine of coca may be taken by the wineglassful, the same as an ordinary wine ; there is no disagreeable taste; in fact, it tastes like a good Burgundy or Port Wine. Taken three times a day before meals, or whenever needed, i. has a remarkable tonic effect, and there is no reaction. The article produces excellent results in cases of depression of spirits ; in hysteria, headache, and in nervous troubles generally, it works admirably. It is a simple remedy, yet efficacious and remarkable in its results."
COCANIZED BEEF, WINE AND IRON.
For Debility and Weakness due to Mal-Nutrition, Dyspepsia, Difficult Assimilation of Food, and Weak Digestive Powers; Anemia, and other Depraved States of the Blood; Hysteria, Spinal Irritation, Loss of Appetite, Chlorosis, and in all cases where a complete assimilation of food is required.
Ask for THURBER, WHYLAND & CO.'S RESTORATIVE WINE OF COCA.
If you cannot procure it elsewhere, write to
THURBER, WHYLAND & CO., New York.
Key to the Changes in the Names of Streets, SO FAR AS ASCERTAINED.
FORMERLY CALLED
NOW CALLED
Chatham Row, Park Row.
Crown st. Liberty st.
Dock st.
Pearl. st. between Broad st. and
Hanover Sy.
Duke st.
South William st.
Dyes st. Dey st.
Fair st.
Fulton st. bet. B.way and Cliff st.
Garden st.
Exchange Place.
George st. Spruce st.
Golden Hill, John st. between William and Pearl
King George st.
King st.
William st. bet. Frankfort and Pearl Pine st.
Little Dock st. South st. bet. Whitehall and Old Slip Cedar st.
Little Queen st.
Part of Pearl st.
Magazine st. Mill st. Part of South William st.
Partition ·st. Fulton st. bet. B.way and the N. R.
Princess st. Beaver st. bet. Broad and William
Queen st. Pearl st. bet. Wall st. and B.way.
Robinson st. Park Place.
St. James st. Smith st.
James st. William st. between. Old Slip and Liberty st.
WM H.JACKSON-& CO=
NORTH SIDE UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK CITY,
DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF GRATES, OPEN FIREPLACES,
AND
CHIMNEY PIECE NOVELTIES
IMPORTERS OF TILES
ESTABLISHED IN FRONT STREET 1827.
FOUNDRIES AND SHOPS,
East 28th Street and East 29th Street,
and 2d Avenue.
ANNALS OF NEW YORK CITY
FOR THE YEAR 1786.
COMPILED FROM NEWSPAPERS OF THE DAY.
January 2d. Will be put to press in a few Days, And published with expedition, The NEW-YORK DIRECTORY, Containing,
TE THE names of all the citizens, their occupations and places of abode, in an alphabetical order.
2. The members in Congress, from what state, and where residing.
3. Grand departments of the United States for adjusting public accounts, and by whom conducted.
4. Judges, aldermen, and other civil officers, with their places of abode.
5. Members in senate and assembly, from what county, and where residing in the city, while attending to their legislative duty.
6. Public state officers, and by whom kept.
7. Counsellors at law, and where residing in city or country.
8. Ministers of the gospel, where residing, and of what Church.
9. Physicians, surgeons, and their places of abode.
10. President, directors, days, and hours of business at the Bank.
11. Professors &c. of the university of Columbia College.
12. Rates of porterage as by law established.
13. Arrivals and departures of the posts and stages.
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14. Societies, their places of abode, and where meeting, will please to give in their names.
15. Tradesmen, their occupations, and where residing in the city, &c. &c.
To which will be added,
A valuable and well calculated Almanack, tables of the different coins, suitable for any state, and digested in such order as to render an exchange between any of the United States plain and easy.
This useful production, it is supposed, will stand each sub- scriber in about Six Shillings, four of which are to be paid at subscribing, and the remainder on delivery.
Subscriptions are taken in by Mr. Bradford, at the Coffee- house ; the Printer hereof, and by the compiler
DAVID FRANKS.
The above announcement of the first New York City Directory appeared in The New York Gazetteer, and the Coun- try Journal, published by Sliepard Kollock, from December 9, 1785, to February 10, 1786. Notice of its completion will be found under date of February 14, 1786.
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