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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
MINOR' H. KEITH & CO., LUMBER DEALERS
Foot of North Third Street, BROOKLYN (late Williamsburgh).
On hand at all times, at the Lowest Market Price, a general assortment of LUMBER,
Such as Timber of all sizes and lengths ; Pickets and Masons' Lath ; Albany Boards, Plank; Siding; Joist ; Wall Strips.
Hemlock Boards, and two inch Plank ; }, g, 2, 1, 14, 12, 2 and 3 inch measure Lumber, of all qualities.
Oak, Ash, Maple & Chestnut Lumber ; Georgia Pine ; Whitewood Boards ; Blind Laths ; Cart Rungs ; Wagon Tongues.
Newell Posts; Banisters for Fence; Cedar, Chestnut and Locust Posts.
Shingles ; 2 and 3 feet Cedar do .; Company 2 and 3 feet Cypress do., by the cargo or otherwise ; Bunch Shingles, &c.
Siding Boards, Planks, &c., always on hand, dressed or sawed to order.
KNOWER'S ONE PRICE
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM, 166 GRAND STREET, BROOKLYN.
Gentlemen's Ladies' and Children's Wear
Manufactured at the above Establishment, in every variety, and Warranted. JOS. S. KNOWER, 166 GRAND STREET, Eastern District.
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
NEW GRAIN & FEED STORE, 9 GRAND STREET, Near the Ferry, BROOKLYN (late Williamsburgh). J. L. SHARPE,
Having re-built on the site of his old Store, is now prepared to sell, for Cash, all kinds of
GRAIN, FEED, HAY AND STRAW, Lower than any other Store in the County of Kings. JOHN L. SHARPE, No. 9 Grand Street, near the Ferry.
HIRAM RUSSELL, ARCHITECT, BUILDER, AND
SUPERINTENDENT, 80 & 82 South Seventh St., BROOKLYN (late Williamsburgh).
Residence, Fifth Street, one door from corner of South Sixth St.
Plans, Specifications, and Estimates for every description of Building, in City or Country, furnished at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
J. H. ROSS, EXCELSIOR PHARMACY
470 Grand Street,
BROOKLYN (late Williamsburgh.)
Constantly on hand a well-selected Stock of Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes.
Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Medicines in English, French and German, accurately dispensed at all hours.
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
INDUSTRY AND PERSEVERANCE WILL OVERCOME EVERY OBSTACLE.
JOHN P. TEALE'S COLUMBIAN IRON WORKS,
230 Grand Street, Principal Entrance in North First Street, between Seventh and Eighth Streets,
BROOKLYN (late Williamsburgh), L. I.
Established 1849, Destroyed by Fire and Re-built, 1850, Destroyed by Fire again, and Re-built 1853.
Pier Brackets, Consoles, Iron Railings, Balconies, Verandahs, Stairs, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Shutters, Doors, Skylights, Columns, Beams, Girders and Roofs.
Plain and Ornamental Iron Work in all its Branches.
Bell Hanging and Jobbing.
BROWN & ISAACS, HOUSE MOVERS.
BUILDINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
MOVED, RAISED, LOWERED AND SHORED UP. YARD, Nos. 31 & 33 Montgomery Street, (Near Madison St.) NEW YORK.
Orders left at MECHANICS' EXCHANGE, No. 5 Nassau Street (Box No. 9), New York, promptly attended to.
RESIDENCES,-TRUMAN B. BROWN, No. 167 Adelphi Street, Brooklyn.
I. WICKHAM ISAACS, 175 Adelphi Street, between DeKalb and Lafayette Avenues, Brooklyn.
L. L. BARTLETT,
C
155 Grand Street,
Corner of Fifth, Second Floor. Entrance on Fifth Street.
BROOKLYN (late Williamsburgh), L. I.
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
FRANCIS D. NORRIS,
BUILDER,
240, 242 and 244 WYCKOFF STREET, Near Nevins Street. Box 45 Mech. Exch., 9 Court Street, . BROOKLYN.
All inside Trimmings and Floors,
KILN-DRIED,
Which will not shrink. Stores Fitted Up, and all kinds of Alterations and Repairs promptly attended to, in New York or adjoining cities.
HOWELL, TIPLING & Co.,
PLAIN AND ORNAMEMTAL
IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY CEMETERY RAILINGS,
DOORS, GRATING, BALCONIES, VERANDAHS, SHUTTERS, ANCHORS, BLACKSMITHING IN GENERAL.
289 ADAMS STREET,
BROOKLYN.
J. HOWELL,
C. TIPLING.
G. E. STEVENSON.
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
WILLIAM H. SMITH, PUBLISHER OF THE
BROOKLYN CITY DIRECTORY, AND
BROOKLYN CITY AND KINGS COUNTY RECORD, Room 6 Montague Hall, Court Street,
City Hall Square, BROOKLYN.
The " RECORD " is a new publication just issued. It is made up principally of statistical matter concerning the various societies, institutions and associations, secular, religious, literary, benevolent, and mutual benefit in the City of Brooklyn, and King's County,-being a Budget of information, for all classes. The following is the opinion of the Brooklyn Press concerning it.
THE BROOKLYN CITY AND KINGS COUNTY RECORD .- This is the title of a work just issued by W. H. SMITH, the Publisher of the City Directory, and it is one which should be in the counting room and office of every business man in town. It contains a complete list of all the Public Insti- tutions, Corporations, Societies, &c., and the various Officials, Lawyers, Clergymen, and everything else in the least having a public character in the City. We know of no more useful publication that has issued from the local press for many a day .- Daily Independent Press, June 18th.
THE BROOKLYN CITY AND KINGS COUNTY RECORD .- This is the title of a work just published by WM. H. SMITH, Publisher of Smith's Brooklyn Directory. It contains much information of value, and as a book of reference, is invaluable, and should be possessed by every one .- Brooklyn Evening Star, June 18th.
THE BROOKLYN CITY AND KINGS COUNTY RECORD-A budget of General Information, with a Map of the City, an Almanac and an Appendix, containing the new City Charter. This elaborate title explains the nature of the work. So far as we can judge from a hasty glance at the volume, the projector, Mr. SMITH, of the Directory, has performed his task well. The book contains a mass of local, statistical information, which everybody should at once have on hand .- Brooklyn Daily Eagle, June 20th.
THE CONSOLIDATED CITY HALF BOUND .- One of the completest and least bulky books of refer- ence that we know of is "The Brooklyn City and Kings County Record," published by Wy. H. SMITH, of the City Directory. Here is a Budget of General Information, containing the names of all the Lawyers, Commissioners of Deeds, full information in relation to all the Corporations, Societies, &c., with a Map of the City, an Almanac, and an Appendix containing the City Charter. The RECORD will prove a most valuable auxiliary to business men, opening up sources of informa- tion to arrive at a knowledge of which, otherwise, might put them to much inconvenience and vexatious inquiry. Let every citizen possess himself of a copy of this work .- Brooklyn Daily Times, June 21st.
THE BROOKLYN CITY AND KINGS COUNTY RECORD is emphatically what it proposes to be : " A Budget of General Information," and which ought to be in the hands of every business man in the City. This work has been issued by Mr. W. H. SMITH, and is, to the business community, intrinsically worth more than double its publication price. Take a look at it, and you will be sure to buy one for your own accommodation, convenience and information -Union Ark (Illustrated) June.
THE BROOKLYN CITY AND KINGS COUNTY RECORD : WM. H. SMITH, Publisher, Montague Hall .- This is a work of local interest, which is presented for the patronage of the "Third City of the Union." It is a compilation of statistics of the religious and secular institutions of Brooklyn, and contains a large amount of information useful to the people of this County .- Brooklyn Morning Journal, July 2nd.
The "Record " is For Sale by all Booksellers. Price Seventy-Five Cents.
SMITH'S BROOKLYN DIRECTORY,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MAY 1st, 1856:
BEING A GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE INHABITANTS,
WITH
AN AVENUE AND STREET GUIDE;
AND AN
APPENDIX,
CONTAINING A RECORD OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT, COUNTY OFFICERS, THE COURTS, MILITARY, NAVY YARD, CITY BANKS, INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS COMPANIES, AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS; A MECHANICS' EXCHANGE DIRECTORY, LIST OF CITY POLICEMEN, ETC.
BROOKLYN:
WILLIAM H. SMITH, COMPILER AND PUBLISHER, OFFICE-ROOM No. 6 (SECOND FLOOR), MONTAGUE HALL, COURT STREET, CITY HALL SQUARE.
1855.
PRICE, TWO DOLLARS.
ENTERED according to Act of Congress, in the year 1855, by WM. H. SMITH and WM. C. BETTS, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.
W. H. TINSON, STEREOTYPER, 24 BEEKMAN ST., N. Y. TAYLOR & HOYT, PRINTERS, 22 FRANKFORT ST., N. Y.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE Publisher issues his second publication in an altered, and he believes, improved form and style. The consolidation of two cities and a township, has considerably enlarged the field of his operations .- And the City now ranking, in point of popu- lation, as the " third in the Union," the labor and cost of compiling and publishing a General Directory of its inhabitants, is very considerable. The work was, however, entered upon again this year, with alacrity, notwithstanding his publication of the previous year, involved a loss of several hundred dollars. He believes that, showing the right disposition, the public will sustain him in his effort to make a Directory that will be satisfactory to them. As an evidence of the popularity of the one issued by him the last year (his first), it may be stated that the circulation was double that of any Directory that had preceded it.
It was thought expedient (in view of the small amount of business intercourse between the two sections), to compile the names of the Western and Eastern Districts in distinct departments, so that they might be issued in separate volumes or combined as a whole, in one.
Every attention has been given to make the work complete and perfect. He asks indulgence in regard to errors or omissions. Effort will be made, in the adoption of improved plans, and a more careful selection of assistants, to avoid their occurrence in future.
W H.S.
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
JULY (1855), 31 Days.
AUGUST, 31 Days.
SEPT., 30 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M. Third Q. 6 8 33 M. New M. 13 8 5 E. First Q. 22 2 56 M. Full M. 29 1 26 M.
Sun
Sun
High
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
D. H. M. Third Q. 4 4 26 E. New M. 12 1 58 E. Firat Q. 20 3 39 E. Full M. 27 8 14 M.
Sun
Sun
High Wat,
Third Q. 3 3 29 M. New M. 11 5 58 M. |First Q. 19 2 6 M. Full M, 22 4 30 E.
San
Sun
Ri.
Sets·
High Wat.
1 SUNDAY
4 81 7 35
9 41
1 Wednesday
4 56 7 16 11 8
1 Saturday
5 27 6 33 ev 11
2 Monday
4 32 7 35 10 32
2 Thursday
3 Tuesday
4 32 7 35 11 19 3 Friday
4 58 7 14
ev 42
3 Monday
4 Wednesday
4 83 7 84
ev
9
4 Saturday
14 59 7 13
1 25
4 Tuesday
5 30 6 29 2 20
5 Thursday
4 83 7 84
1
1
5 SUNDAY
15 0 7 12
5 Wednesday
5 31 6 27 3 27
6 Friday
4 84 7 34
1 55
6 Monday
5
1 7 11
3
2
6 Thursday
7 Saturday
4 347 34
2 50
7 Tuesday
5
2 7 10
5
3.7
5 47
8
6 45
9 SUNDAY
10 Tuesday
4 87 7 83
5 58 10 Friday
15
517
6
7 49
10 Monday
5 36 6 19 9
1
11 Wednesday
4 38 7 32
7
2 11 Saturday
6 7
5
8 40
11 Tuesday
5 86 6 18
9 31
12 Thursday
4 39 7 32
7 58 12 SUNDAY
15
717 3
817 2 9 56
13 Thursday
5 38:6 14 10 30
14 Saturday
4 40 7 31 9 30 14 Tuesday
5 9.7
0 10 28
14 Friday
5 39 6 12 10 56
15 SUNDAY
5 10 6 59 10 58
15 Saturday
5 41 6 8.11 54
17 Tuesday
4 43 7 29 11 20
17 Friday
5 12 6 57 11 55.
17 Monday
5 42 6 7 morn
18 Wednesday
4 43 7 28
11 52
18 Saturday
5 13 6 55 morn
18 Tuesday
5 48 6 5
0 26
19 Thursday
4 44 7 27
morn
19 SUNDAY
5 14 6 54 0 271
19 Wednesday
5 44 6 4
1
4
20 Friday
4 45 7 27
0 28
20 Monday
5 15 6 53 1
2 120 Thursday
21 Saturday
4 46 7 26 1
4 21 Tuesday
5 16 6 51|
1 39 21 Friday
5 46 6 1 2 58
22 SUNDAY
4 47 7 25 1 41 22 Wednesday
5 17 6 50
5 1S 6 49
3 29
23 SUNDAY
5 49 5 57
6 14 7 25
24 Tuesday
4 49 7 23
3 12
24 Friday
5 1916 47
4 51
24 Monday
5 49 5
55
8 17
26 Thursday
4 50 7 22
5 25
26 SUNDAY
5 21 6 43
7
33 26 Wednesday
27 Friday
4 51 7 21
6 40
27 Monday
15 22 6 41 8 821 27 Thursday
5 52 5 50 9
12
28 Saturday
4 52 7 20 7 44 28 Tuesday
5 23 6 40
9 211
28 Friday
5 53 5 49 10 22
29 SUNDAY
4 53 7 19
8 42 29 Wednesday
5 24 6 38 10
8 29 Saturday
15 54 5 47 11 2
80 Monday
4 54 7 18
9 33 30 Thursday
5 25 6 36 10 49 30 SUNDAY
31 Tuesday
4 55 7 17 10 22| 31 Friday
5 26 6 84 11 3111
DEC., 31 Days.
MOON.
D. H. M.
Third Q. 1 0 22 E.| 9 2 36 E. 16 6 19 E. New M. First Q. Full M. 23 2 56 E.
Sun
SUD
High
Third Q.
D. H. M. 1 9 16 M. 9 5 22 M.
Sun
Sun
Hi
D. H. M. Third Q. 2 6 10 E. New M. 10 10 30 E. First Q. 18 10 43 M. Full M. 25 2 32 M.
Sun
Sun
High
Ri.
Sata.
Wat.
Ri.
Sets.
Wst.
First Q. 16 2 1 M.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Full M. 23 5 43 M.
Third Q. 31 7 9 M.
HI.M
HI, M. R. M.
H.M. H. M. If. M.
1 Thursday
6 29 4 59
1 24
1 Saturday
7
5 4 84
H. M. 1 50
2 Tuesday
5 57 5 42 0 59
2 Friday
6 30 4 58
2 23
2 SUNDAY
7 6 4 84
2 48
3 Wednesday
15 58 5 41
1 49
8 Saturday
6 31 4 57
3 48
3 Monday
7 7 4 34
4
1
4 Thursday
5 59 5 39 2 54
4 SUNDAY
6 32 4 56
5 11
4 Tuesday
7 8 4 33
5
8
5 Friday
16
015 37
4 29
5 Monday
6 33 4 55
6 19
5 Wednesday
7 9 4 33 6
6
6 Saturday
1.5 86
6
0
6 Tuesday
6 35 4 53
7 11
7 Friday
7 11 4 33
7 39
8 Monday
6
8 5 33
7 52
8 Thursday
6 88|4 50 8 21
8 Saturday
7 12.4 33 7 1314 33
8 58
9 Tuesday
6 4 5 31
8 28
9 Friday
6 39 4 49 8 51
9 SUNDAY 10 Monday
7 14 4 33
9 40
12 Friday
16
7 5 26
9 53
6 43 4 46
10 32 |12 Wednesday
7 15 4 38 11
4
13 Saturday
6
8 5 25 10 25
13 Tuesday
6 44 4 45 11 10
18 Thursday
7 1614 33 11 49
14 SUNDAY
6 9 5 23 10 54 14 Wednesday
6 45.4 44 11 51
14 Friday
7 17 4 34 morn
15 Monday
6 10 5 22 11 26 15 Thursday
6 47 4 48 morn 6 48:4 42 0 37
115 Saturday 16 SUNDAY
7 18 4 34
2 33
18 Thursday
6 18 5 17
45 18 SUNDAY
6 50 4 40 2 46 18 Tuesday
7 19 4 85
3 40
19 Friday
6 14 5 16 1 36
19 Monday
6 51 4 40 4 12: 19 Wednesday
7 19 4 35 7 2014 36
5 55
21 SUNDAY
6 16 5 18
4 80 21 Wednesday
6 54 4 38 6 83 21 Friday
7 20 4 36 7 21 4 37 7 21 4 37
7 22 4 38
9 26 7
26 Friday
6 22 5 5
9. 17
25 SUNDAY 26 Monday 27 Tuesday
6 59 4 35
10 18 26 Wednesday
7 23 4 39 10 49
27 Saturday
6 245 4 9 56
7 014 84 10 57
27 Thursday
7 23 4 39 111 27
6 25 5 8 10 85
28 Wednesday 7 1 4 84 11 37
28 Friday
7 24 4 40 ev 8 7 24 4 40 0 41
80 Tuesday
6 27 5 0 11 54 80 Friday
7 44 88 1 8 80 SUNDAY
17 25 4 41 1 19
31 Wednesday
[6 28 4 59 ev 86 1
|31 Monday
7 25 4 42 21
22 Monday [23 Tuesday
6 19 5 10
7
4
23 Friday 24 Saturday
6 56 4 37
8 12 28 SUNDAY
6 20 5
8
7 57
16 5714 36 8 56 24 Monday
124 Wednesday 25 Thursday
6 21 5 7
8 84
6 58 4 36 9 36 25 Tuesday
7 22 4 88 10
128 SUNDAY 29 Monday
6 26.5 2 11 14
29 Thursday
17 24 83 ev 19
29 Saturday
7 18 4 84 1 84
16 Tuesday
6 11 5 20 morn
16 Friday
17 Wednesday
6 12 5 19 0
3 17 Saturday
6 49:4 41 1 84 17 Monday
20 Saturday
16 15 5 15 2 50 20 Tuesday
6 52:4 89 5 32 20 Thursday
6 18 5 12
6
2
22 Thursday
6 55 4 38 7 24 22 Saturday
6
55 29
8 58
10 Saturday
6 40 4 48 6 41 4 47
9 26
9 57 11 Tuesday
7 15 4 33 10 21
6
6 5 28
9 26
11 SUNDAY 12 Monday
6 Thursday
7 10 4 33
6 59
7 SUNDAY 16
25
7
9
7 Wednesday
6 36.4 52
7 48
H.M. H.M.
1 Monday
5 56 5 43 ev 18
NOV., 30 Days.
OCT., 31 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
5 47 5 59 4 34
23 Monday
4 48 7 24 2 22
23 Thursday
25 Wednesday
4 49 7 22
4 19
25 Saturday
5 20 6 45
6 201 25 Tuesday
15 50 5 53
13 Friday
4 39 7 31 00
8 48 13 Monday
5 40 6 10 11 26
16 Monday
4 42 7 29 10 45 16 Thursday
5 11 6 58|11 27/
16 SUNDAY
5 83 6 24 6 26
8 SUNDAY
4 35 7 33
3 49 8 Wednesday
5 25
8 Saturday
5 34 6 23 7 85
9 Monday
4 86,7 33/
4 52
9 Thursday
#200100000
4 57 7 15 11 54
2 SUNDAY
5 28 6 32 0 51
5 29 6 30 1 82
5 32 6 26 4 57
7 Friday
HI.M. | H. M. H. M.
H.M. H.M. H. M.
H. M. H. M. H. M.
D. H. M.
Ri.
Sets.
2 12
4 10
5 35 6 21 8 22
9 20 |12 Wednesday
5 37 6 16 10 0
4 41 7 80 10 10 15 Wednesday
5 45 6 2 1 50
2 24 [22 Saturday
15 51.5 52 9
5 55 5 45 11 40
8 19
10 Wednesday 11 Thursday
7 17 4 84 0 89
4 47
6 57
7 49
8 89
6
New M.
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
JAN. (1856), 31 Days.
FEB., 29 Days.
MAR., 31 Days.
MOON.
MOON.
MOON.
D. H. M.
D. H. M.
New M.
7 6 21 E.
Sun
Sun
High
New M. 6 5 40 M. First Q. 19 9 16 E. Full M. 20 4 44 E. Third Q. 28 8 45 E.
Śun
Sun
High Wat.
New M. 6 3 43 E. First Q. 13 9 40 M. Full M. 22 39 9 M.
Sun
Sun
High
First Q. 14 10 47 M. Full M. 21 10 33 E. Third Q. 30 3 39 MI.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Third Q. 29 9 36 M.
H.M.
|H.M.
H. M.
H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
1 Tuesday
7 25 4 43
2 45
1 Friday
7 10 5 18 8 84
1 Saturday
6 35 5 50 2 42
2 Wednesday
7 25 4 44
2 Saturday
7 9 5 19|
4 50
2 SUNDAY
6 33 5 51 4
2
8 Thursday
7 25 4 45
4 50 3 SUNDAY
7
815 20
6 12
3 Monday
6 32 5 53
5 3S
4 Friday
7 25 4 46
5 53
4 Monday
7 75 21
7 28
4 Tuesday
6 80.5 54
7 12
5 Saturday
7 25 4 46
6 57 5 Tuesday
7 65 22
8 25
5 Wednesday
6 Thursday
6 27.5 56
9
0
7 Monday
7 2514 48
8 40
7
4 5 25 10 8
7 Friday
6 265 58
9 44
8 Tuesday
7 25 4 49
9 26
7
9 Saturday
7
2 5 28 11 29
9 SUNDAY
6 23 6
0 11 5
7
05 29
morn
10 Monday
6 21 6
1 11 48
11 Friday
7 24 4 52
11 46
|11 Monday
6 59 5
30
0 11
11 Tuesday
6 19:6
2 morn
13 SUNDAY
7 23 4 54
0 31
13 Wednesday
6 56 5 33
1 35
13 Thursday
6 15:6 4
1
5
¡14 Monday
7 23 4 55
1 18
14 Thursday
6 55 5 34
2 20
14 Friday
6 14 6
5 1 52
15 Tuesday
7 22 4 57
2
7
15 Friday
6 54 5 35
3 17
15 Saturday
6 12 6
6 2 46
16 Wednesday
7 22 4 53
3
0
16 Saturday
6 53 5 36
4 39 16 SUNDAY
6 10 6
7 4 14
17 Thursday
7 21 4 59 4
4 17 SUNDAY
6 51 5 37
6
9 17 Monday
6 9 6
8
5 51
19 Saturday
7 20 5
2
6 33
¡19 Tuesday
6 49 5 39
8 29 19 Wednesday
6
5 6 10
8 10
20 SUNDAY
7 19 5 8
7 89
20 Wednesday
6 47 5 41
9
9
;20 Thursday
6 3 6 12
8 49
:21 Monday
7 18 5 4 8 33
20
22 Friday
6 44 5
6 43 5 45
10 47
23 SUNDAY
5 59 6 15 10 18
24 Thursday
7 16 5 7 10 88 |24 SUNDAY
6 41 5
46 11 16|
24 Monday
5 58 6 16:10 45
25 Friday
7 16 5
8 11 11
25 Monday
6 39 5 47
11 45 25 Tuesday
5 5616 17 11 12
26 Saturday
7 15.5
9 11 42
[26 Tuesday
6 88 5 48
6 37 5 49
0 42
27 Thursday
5 54 6 19 CV
9
28 Monday 29 Tuesday
7 18 5 18
1 19
29 Friday
6 35 5 50
1 52 29 Saturday
5 51 6 21| 1 25
80 Wednesday
7 12 5 15
1 56
31 Thursday
7 11 5 161
2 36.
81 Monday
5 47 6 23 3 42
APR., 30 Days.
MAY, 31 Days.
JUNE, 30 Days.
MOON.
D. H. M. New M. 4 9 46 M. First Q. 11 3 49 E. Full M. 19 7 1 E. Third Q. 27 0 38 M
Sun
Sun
High
New M.
Sun
Sun
High
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Ri.
Sets.
Wat.
Ri.
Seta.
Wat.
Third Q. 25 5 22 M.
H.M. H.M. 4 31 7 24
H. M. 7 84
2 Wednesday
5 42 6 25
6 51
2 Friday
4 58;6 56
7 18
2 Monday
3 Thursday
5 41 6 26
7 49
3 Saturday
4 57 6 57
8 4
3 Tuesday
4 Friday
5 39 6 27'
4 SUNDAY
4 56.6 58
8 48
4 Wednesday
4 29.7
26 10
0
5 Saturday
5 3716 28 9 15
5 Monday.
4 55 6 59
9 33
5 Thursday
4 29 7 27 10 44
6 SUNDAY
5 85,6 29
9 57
6 Tuesday
4 54 7
0/10 15
6 Friday
4 28 7 27 11 27
7 Monday
5 33.6 30 10 89
7 Wednesday
4 53.7
1:10 56
7 Saturday
4 28 7 28 morn 4 23 7 28
9 Wednesday
5 80,6 32:11 58
9 Friday
4 51 7
8 morn
9 Monday
4 28 7 29/
0 57
10 Thursday #11 Friday
5 28:6 38 morn 5 26 6 84 0 41
11 SUNDAY
4 4917 5
6
2
7 12 Thursday
4 28 7 80
3 32
13 SUNDAY
5 21 6 35!
2 27
18 Tuesday
4 47.7 7 3 15
13 Friday
4 23 7 31
4 35
14 Monday
5 22 6 37
3 51
14 Wednesday
4 45 7 8
4 84
14 Saturday
4 28 7 31
5 30
15 Tuesday
15 21 6 38
5 22
15 Thursday
4 44 7 9
5 43 15 SUNDAY 6 40 16 Monday
4 28|7 32 4 28 7 32
6 26 7 16
|16 Wednesday
15 1S 6 40 7 31
17 Saturday
4 42,7 11 7 25 17 Tuesday
4 28 7 83
8
0
19 Saturday
5 15 6 42: 8 46
19 Monday
4 40 7 13
8 3S. 19 Thursday 9 12: 20 Friday
4 29 7 34 10 5
21 Monday
5 11 6 45;
43 21 Wednesday
4 88 7 15
9 46
21 Saturday
14 29 7 34 10 47
23 Wednesday
4 36 7 17
23 Monday
4 29 7 35 ev 17
24 Thursday
5 7 6 48 11 13
24 Saturday
4 35 7 18 11 37| 24 Tuesday
4 30 7 35 1
7
25 Friday
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4 88 29 SUNDAY
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181 Saturday
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1 27
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4 43:7 10
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4 29 7 34
8 43 9 24
120 SUNDAY
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9 13 20 Tuesday
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1 Thursday
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1 SUNDAY
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4 80 7 25
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8 Thursday
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2 11 36
8 SUNDAY
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2 33
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7 83 18 Tuesday
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6 10 2 23 Saturday
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12 Wednesday
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0 26
12 Saturday
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8 Saturday
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9 Wednesday
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10 Thursday
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10 58
10 SUNDAY
6 SUNDAY
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7 50
6 Wednesday
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9 16
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8 27
8 36
9 7 16
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6
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE,
61 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, EAST BROOKLYN (Late WILLIAMSBURGH.)
GEORGE W. WALKER & CO.
G. W. W. & Co. have the honor to announce that their Riding Academy is now open for the reception of pupils and pleasure parties in Equestrianism. A select Band of Music will be in attendance every evening.
TERMS.
24 Lessons,
12 Lessons,
-
-
- 11 00
Single Lesson,
. 1 00
- 2 50
24 Tickets, Single Tickets, - . - 15 00 75
In submitting the following Rules and Regulations of our Establishment to the public, we flatter ourselves that they will meet with the approbation of all who may desire a well-regulated and select Academy, and that nothing shall be omitted on our part to ensure the respect that ought to characterize an establishment of this kind, and make it what it justly deserves to be, from its vast size (being the largest in the world), and superior accommodations, the first Riding Academy in the United States.
RULES.
1. Introduction required of Ladies by a pupil or some other responsible person.
2. All Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing. +.
3. Hours for Ladies, daily from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
4. Hours for Gentlemen, daily from 5 to 7 P. M.
5. Hours for Ladies and Gentlemen for exercise riding from 7 to 10 P. M.
6. No Gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated to Ladies.
7. One hour allowed for each Lesson or Ride in the School.
8. Only three months allowed for a course of Lessons.
9. No deviation from Rules or Terms.
- $20 00
Road,
EXERCISE RIDING.
7
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
GEORGE W. WALKER & Co.,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,
No. 61 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
EAST BROOKLYN,
(Late Williamsburgh.)
HORSES AND CARRIAGES TO LET.
Highly trained and quiet Horses for parade or the road, to let.
Horses kept on Livery, with the privilege of exercising them in the Academy.
N.B .- G. W. & Co. would beg to inform the public that they have the advantage over most Livery Stables, from the fact that their Stables are on the ground floor, and the horses consequently not kept in the cellar.
8
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
GEORGE M. WHEELER, HOUSE, SHIP & SIGN PAINTER, GRAINER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER, AND DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, ARTISTS' TOOLS AND COLORS, PAPER HANGINGS,
BORDERS, FIREBOARD PRINTS, &c, 37 HAMILTON AVENUE, SOUTH BROOKLYN. N. B .- All orders attended to at the shortest notice.
JOHN H. LOCKWOOD,
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. 3 MONTAGUE PLACE,
In Toynbee's Hotel. BROOKLYN.
Where Gentlemen's Clothing of every description can be had.
JAMES RITCHIE'S WILLIAMSBURGH
IRON FOUNDRY,
EIGHTH STREET, near Grand, BROOKLYN (late Williamsburgh), E. D.
Castings of all Descriptions Made to Order.
N. B .- Orders Received at 116 Nassau Street, New York.
9
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
BANDYCAL CABEACH & PRONITURE
MANUFACTURER,
NAVY ST.
FULTON AVE COB
(N.B.
Gr
JE
REPA
DO
NG
D. SCUDDER, CARRIAGE ML IFACTORX,
7. MYRTLE AVENUE, BROOKLYN, Thankful for past favors, would inform his Friends and the Public that he is prepared to take Orders for new and fashionable
CARRIAGES,
AND OTHER VEHICLES, SUCH AS BUGGIES, LIGHT WAGGONS, &c., &c.,
which he will execute to the satisfaction of his Patrons.
Carriages are repaired and put in perfect order at his Establishment on the Shortest Notice.
The Subscriber has a quantity of
NEW & SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES ALWAYS ON HAND,
FOR SALE UPON REASONABLE TERMS.
Near City Hall.
D. SCUDDER, 7 Myrtle Avenue, BROOKLYN
10
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY ADVERTISER.
PAINTING
AND
PAPER HANGINGS ESTABLISHMENT.
J. W. JONES, No. 58 Fulton Street, . Corner of Hicks,
Where may be found a large assortment of FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
Paper Hangings, Decorations, &c.
HOUSE, SIGN, SHIP - AND-
DECORA
PAINTING IN ZINC, ENAMELED AND DEAD WHITE, ALSO, FRESCO PAINTING.
Paints, Oils, Putty, Lamp Oil, Fluid, Camphene, Brushes, &c.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
Window Glass
Of every Description. All Orders Filled with Dispatch.
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