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This is the great depot for agricultural ma- chines, five -large works being now in opera- tion. The leather interest is also very heavy -the figures in regard to which appear elee- where. The milling business is large; while the iron interest is immensely valuable and yearly augmenting. The brewery business, as will be seen, is enormous. Several new breweries have been built, and others are in process of construction.
The following list embraces the principal manufactories in Buffalo :
Agricultural Works. 5 Farina Manufactory. 1
Architects
8 Fresco Painters .. 8
Axe & Edge Tool Man- ufactories.
8 Glass Stainers
Awi Manufactory 1 Glove Manufactory
1
Band Box Manufactories
do.
Basket do. 6
Gold Beaters do.
2
Bellows do.
Gunsmiths
Billiard Table do.
Blank Book and Book- binding ..
Bost (canal) Builders. .. Boller Maunfactories ...
4
Lantern Manufactories. Last do ..
8
Box
do.
Brass do.
8 Leather do.
11
Breweries .86
5
Brick Yards
Look Manufactories 5
Britannia Ware 2 Marble Work 7
Broom
1 Machine Shops .. .10
Melodeon Manufactory .. 1
do.
1
Brush Manufactories 2
Oil
do.
Organ do.
1
Abbott Road, from Elk to Ferry.
Adams, from Batavia to Genesee. Alabama, from Seneca to Big Buffalo Oreek.
Albany, from Fourteenth to Niagara River.
Allen, from Main to College.
Amherst, from Main to Erie canal in Black Rock.
Arm, Lake Shore, below Ship canal. Ash, from Genesee to Batavia,
Aurora, from Ohio to the Creek.
Auburn, from Adams to Niagara River.
Austin, from Military Road to Niagara River.
Baboock, from Seneca to Williams, or Indian Reservation.
Barker, from Main to Delaware beyond North.
Batavia, from Court House to City Line. . Beak, from Exchange to Green. Beech, from Virginia to Carlton.
Bennett, from William to Batavia.
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RECAPITULATION.
The following is a recapitulation of some of the leading items in the Advertiser's statement of the trade and commerce of Buffalo for the year 1858 :
Population of the city, 100,000
Value of real estate,. $29,446,280
Value of personal property, 6,067,790
$86,514,000
Capital of the Banks 2,726,700
Aggregate receipts of all grains, including flour reduced to wheat, bu 28,219,855 Reported sales of flour, bble. 815,000
sales of wheat, bu .5,898,000
sales of corn, bu. -3,064,000
sales of oata, bu 1,214,000
sales of grains, bu 183,600
Grand total of reported mies, including four reduced to wheat, bu .. .11,921,500 Number entrances and clearances of vessels in- to and from the port .. 8,818
Number of tons of same. 3,829,246 Number of men employed to man same 86,851
Storage capacity of Elevators, bu 1,895,000 Elevating capacity per hour, bu. 83,500 Tonnage of Lake vessels owned in the city. 90,868
Value of the same $8,496,000
Shipments of all grain, including flour reduced to wheat, to points west of Troy and Albany, bu 5,066,170
Number tons property shipped by canal.
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...
766,496
Aggregate of tolla collected ... 719,668
Number tons of property which arrived by
2 canal. 218,905 Estimated value of property which arrived by
8 railroad from the west .. 0,000,000
8 Hat & Cap Manufactories16 8 Japanned Ware 5 Iron Works. Harness, Saddle, &c., .13 Estimated value of property by railroad from the east ... . 45,000,000 8 7 Average value of property received by lake ... 41,144,065 Average value of property arrived by canal ... 38,089,906
Total value of property which came to city.$189,188,970 2
LIST OF STREETS
REFERRED TO IN THIS WORK
Pall and Tub do.
1
1
Cap Makers ........ 2
Car and Car Wheels. 2
Carriage Manufactories. 9 Planing Mills
5
Plaster Mill
1 1
Chemical Laboratory ... 1 Chromotype Printing ... 1 Pocket Book do.
1
Pottery ..
1
Printing Establishments 18 Pump Manufactories ... 8
Comb Manufactory 1
Confectionaries .10 Regalia do.
5
Coopers. 14 Ropo do.
do.
4
Distilleries ..
8 Sash & Bind do. 7
Engraving ...
9
Engine (steam) Manu- factories. 6 Store do. 8
Farthenware M'factories : Silk Manufactory.
Teace (iron) do. 4 Ship Yards
Fire Works do.
Flour Mille. 10 Four Mill Manafotories & ....
Boda & Sarsaparilla Man- ufactories ....
4
Foundries
Upholsteries
2 Vice Manufactory 1
Steam Saw Mills.
White Lead M'factories. Whip
Wine
do.
do.
8
8
9
Type and Stereotype
Starch Manufactories. 2
Stave
do.
5 Stone Ware Manufact'ry 1 Tobacco Manufactories .. Tanneries. 9
do. 8
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Shingle do. 2
Bilver Plating
Bosp and Candle Manu-
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factories.
4
Copper and Tin Smiths. 9
Patent Leather do. Philosophical Instrum'ts 1 Piano Forte Manufacto- des ..
Chair do. 2
Plane Manufactory
Coach & Harness Hard- vare ..
Lithographers ...
Boot & Shoe Manufac- tories ... 8 Oakum
Burr Mill Stone do .. 2 Ballders .. 27 Cabinet Ware Manufo- torica .. 11
Foundries ..
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COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER DIRECTORY.
Best, from Main to Genesee.
Bird, from south line of Bird's Farm to Hol- land Land Company's Survey, Blossom, from Batavia to Huron. Bond, from North Canal to Howard. Boston, from Goodell to Tupper.
Bouck, from Delaware to Niagara in Black Rock.
Breckenridge, from Niagara River to Dela- ware.
Bristol, from Spring to Raze.
Brown, from Jefferson to Adams.
Broad, from Niagara to Amherst. Butler, from Delaware to Rogers.
Buffam, from Seneca North on Indian Reser- vation.
Burton Alley, from Main to Elm above Good- ell.
Burwell Place, from Scott to Perry.
Camp, from Sycamore to Genesee.
Canal, from Main to Erie.
Cary, from Delaware to State Reserve Line. Carlton, from Main to Genesee.
Carolina, from Tupper to Erie Canal.
Carroll, from Washington to Alabama.
Cazenovia, from Seneca, at Whitmore's Tav- vern, to Abbott Road.
Cedar, from Swan to Batavia.
Center, from Seneca to Swan, below Ellicott. Central Wharf, runs along the harbor, from the foot of Main to the foot of Commercial. Champlin, from Spriug to Mortimer.
Cherry, from Michigan to Virginia, near Jef- ferson.
Chestnut, from Swan to Eagle.
Chicago, from Buffalo Creek to Swap.
Chippewa, from Genesee across Main to Geor- gia.
Church, from Main to Erie Canal.
Cincinnati, from Ohio to the Creek.
Clinton, from Main to City Line.
Clinton Avenue, from Delaware to Niagara River.
Clifton Place, from Cottage to Allen.
College, from Virginia to North. Columbia, from Scott to the Harbor.
Colvin, from Bird to Amborst.
Commercial, from Terrace to Big Buffalo Creek.
Cottage, from Virginia to Hudson. Court, from Main to Erie Canal.
Connecticut, from Erie Canal to old City Line in Black Rock.
Cyprus, from Michigan to Pine.
Daugherty's Alley, from Seneca to Folsom, below Michigan. .
Davis, from Genesee to Batavia. Dayton, from Main to Prime. Dearborn, from Niagara to Farmers. Delaware, from Terrace to City Line.
Delaware Place, from Delaware to Virginia.
De Witt, from Breckenridge to Conjaquada Creek.
Dock, from Long Wharf to Water. Dodge, from Maiu to Jefferson. Eagle, East, from Main to City Line.
Eagle, West, from Main to Terrace. East, from Clinton to Howard.
East, (Black Rock,) from South to Farmers.
Edward from Main to Delaware. Efner, from Georgia to Virginia. Eleventh, from Carolina to Albany. Elk, from Ohio to City Line. Ellicott, from Seneca to North. Elm, from Swan to Best. Emily, from Delaware to Carolina. Emslie, from South Division to Clinton. Erie, from Main, at the Churches, to Water. Evans, from Terrace to Water. Exchange, from Main to City Line.
Farmers, from Tonawanda to the Canal.
Ferry, from Niagara River to Williamsville Road.
Ferry, on Line of Indian Reservation.
Fifth, from Court to Vermont. Fir, from Park Place to Carolina.
Fly, from Maiden Lane to Le Couteulx.
Folsom, from Michigan to Pollard.
Forest Avenue, from Delaware to Niagara River.
Fourteenth, from North to Albany.
Fourth, from Genesee to Vermont. Fox, from North to Love's Lot.
Franklin, from Terrace to North.
Front, from Main to Commercial, along the Oreek.
Fulton, from Michigan to City Line. Garden, from Carolina to Virginia. Gay, from Michigan to Potter.
Genesee, East, from Main to City Line.
Genesee, West, from Main to Erie Canal.
Georgia, from Chippewa to Canal.
German Alley, from Genesee to Sycamore. Goodell, from Main to Cherry.
Goodrich, from Main to Michigan.
Granger, from Chicago to Canal Slip.
Grape, from Cherry to North.
Green, from Washington to Michigan. - Gray, from Batavia to Genesee.
Gridler, from Pine Hill Road to Ellicott Turn- pike.
Grosvener, from North Canal to Eagle.
Hamilton, from Emslie to East.
Hamburg, from Seneca to Buffalo Creek.
Hampshire, from Niagara to Ferry.
Hanover, from Main to Prime.
Harmon, from Best across Geneseo.
Haywood, from Elk to Perry. Heacock, from Seneca to Elk.
Hickory, from Swan to Cherry. High, from Main to Jobnson. Hinkley, from Spring to Jefferson. Hollister, from Spring to Mortimer.
Hopkins, from Abbott Road, South to -.
Hospital, from Mohawk to Erie Canal. Howard, from Emelie to East.
Hudson, from Cottage to Erie Canal.
Huron, from Oak to Niagara. Illinois, from Scott to Creek.
Indian, leading across Seneca to East line of City, near old Indian Church. Indiana, from Perry to Buffalo Creek. Jackson, from Church to Wilkeson Slip.
James, from Emelie to East, between Eagle · and Clinton.
Jemison, on Reservation, from Seneca to Elk.
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Jefferson, from Eagle to Ferry. Jersey, from North to Erie Canal. John, from Seneca, between Main and Pearl, south.
Johnson, from Batavia to North, beyond Jef- ferson.
Johnson Place, from Delaware to Fir.
Kaene, from Genesee to Sycamore, near Jef- ferson.
Kentucky, from Mackinaw to St. Clair. Ketchum, from Carlton to High. Kinney's Alley, from East Seneca to Swan.
Koon's Alley, from Ellicott to Oak, near Hu- ron. Lacy, from St. Clair to the Creek. Lafayette, from Main to Washington, opposite the Park.
Le Couteux, from Rock to Water.
Lemon, from Cherry to North.
Liberty, from Main and Hamburgh Canal to the Creek.
Line Boat Dock, on the Canal, East of Com- mercial. .
Linwood Avenue, from York to Barker. Lloyd, from Main to Creek.
Lock, from Terrace to Erie.
Lockwood, from Howard to Little Buffalo Creek.
Locust, from Cherry to North.
Long Wharf, runs along the harbor from foot of Commercial to Ship Canal. Lord, from Howard to Little Buffalo Creek. Louisiana, from Seneca to Buffalo Creek. Mackinaw, from Ohio to Ferry.
Madison, from Batavia to Brown. Maiden Lane, from Canal to Water.
Main, is the Main street-runs north and south from Buffalo Creek to new City Line. Maple, from Cherry to North. . Mark, from William to Gray. Marvin, from Elk to Perry. Mary, from Mississippi to Indiana. Maryland, from North to Erie Canal.
Massachusetts, from Sixth to Ferry, in Black Rock
Matthewa, from Spring to Jefferson. Matthews' Alley, from Pearl to Franklin, be- tween Eagle and Court.
McPherson, from Bird to Amberst. Mechanic, from Terrace to Erie Canal. Miami, from Ohio to Ferry. Michigan, from the Creek to North. Military Road, from Amherst to City Line. Mill, from Van Rensselaer to Ferry. .
Milner, from William to Batavia.
Mineral Spring, from Seneca to Sulphur Springs
Mississippi, from Scott to the Creek. Missouri, from Elk to Perry. Mohawk, from Ellicott to Niagara. Monroe, from Batavia to Brown.
Montgomery, from Howard to Little Buffalo Creek.
Moore, from Elk to Ohio. Morgan, from Genesee to Chippewa. Mortimer, from William to Genesee. Mulberry, from Cherry to North. .
Mulligan, from Pennsylvania to Hudson.
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Niagara, from Main to Black Rock.
Niagara Square, junction of Delaware, Gene- see, Court and Niagara.
Nichols' Alley, from Seneca to Folsom, be- tween Court and Michigan.
Ninth, from Huron to Niagara, in Black Rock. Norris Place, from Cottage to Wadsworth.
North, from York to Jefferson, on north line of the city.
Northampton, from Main to Ellicott, beyond Best.
North Canal, from Grosvenor to Indian Re- servation.
North Division, from Main to Little Buffalo Creek.
North Washington, from Albany to Scaja- quada Creek.
North William, from Virginia to North.
Norton, from Peacock to Water.
Oak, from Swan to Best.
Ohio, from Main along the Creek to the City Line .
O'Neil, from Niagara to the State Reservation.
Ontario, from Niagara to Military Road.
Ontario, from Seneca Village Road to South Canal.
Orange, from Cherry to North.
Packet Dock, from Commercial to Evans.
Palmer, from Georgia to Hudson.
Parish, from Niagara to Niagara River.
Park Place, from Delaware to Fir.
Park, from Virginia to Allen. Peach, from Cherry to North.
Peacock, from Evans to Erie. Pearl, from Commercial to Tupper. Pennsylvania, from North to Erie Canal.
Perry, from Main to Ferry.
Peterson, from Genesee to Line of Lot No. 5.
Pine, from Swan to Sycamore.
Plain, from Albany to Ferry. Pollard, from Mill to Eagle. Porter, from Ferry to Bouck.
Porter, from William to Batavia.
Potter, from Heacock to Ferry.
Pratt, from Eagle to Genesee.
Prime, from Dayton to Commercial.
Quay, from Main to Washington, below Ex- change.
Raze, from Howard to Little Buffalo Creek.
Red Jacket, from Seneca to Elk. Rhode Island, from Sixth to Ferry.
Rich, from Main to Michigan.
River, from Erie to Genesee, across Canal.
Rock, from Genesee to Hospital. Rose, from Virginia to High. Sandusky, from Ohio Basin to Hamburgh. School, from Niagara to Albany. Scott, from Main to Michigan.
Seneca, East, from Main to the City Line.
Seneca, West, from Main to Terrace. Seventh, from Terrace to Niagara.
Sherman, from Batavia to North. Ship Canal, from the Creek across Erie. Sixth, from Terrace to Niagara. Skillen, from O'Neill south to-
Sloan, from Church to Erie Canal.
Smith, on Indian Reservation, from Seneca to Buffalo Creek.
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South, from Creek to Hamburgh. South, from Niagara to Niagara River. South Division, from Main to Little Buffalo Creok. Spring, from Seneca to Cherry. Spruce, from Batavia to Cherry. Staats, from Mohawk to Court. Stanton, from Batavia to Peckham. State, from Canal to Water.
Steele, from Main to Ellicott Turnpike. St. Clair, from South to Ohio. St. Paul, from Main to Oak, beyond North. Steuben, from Alabama to Ferry.
Sugar, from Williamsville Road to cast line of City.
Swan, East, from Main to Seneca. Swan, West, from Main to Terrace. Sycamore, from Oak to Jefferson. Summer, from Delaware to Rogers. Tecumseh, from Canal Slip to Hamburgh. Tennessee, from South to Mackinaw. Terth, from Carolina to Albany. Terrace, from Main to junction of Sixth and Court.
Third, on North side of Erie Canal. Thirteenth, from York to Albany. Tifft, from Buffalo and Hamburgh Turnpike to White's Corners Plank Road. Tonawanda, Niagara, extending from Amherst. Tracy, from Delaware to Carolina.
Triangle, from Abbott Road to White's Oor- ners Plank Road.
Tupper, East, from Main to Michigan. Tupper, West, from Main to Virginia. Twelfth, from Virginia to Albany. Union, from Eagle to William.
Utica, from Delaware to Massachusetts. Van Rensselaer, from Seneca to Elk. Vandalia, from South to Mackinaw. Vermont, from Fourth to Utica.
Verplanck, from Pennsylvania to Hudson.
Vine, from Oak to Michigan, above Clinton. Vincennes, from South to Maokinaw.
Virginia, from Erie Canal to Cottage, and thence to Jefferson.
Wabash, from Mackinaw to Ohio, on north side Erie Basin.
Wadsworth, from Pennsylvania te Hudeon. Walden, from Batavia to Pine Hill Road. Walnut, from Eagle to Genesee.
Warren, from Little Buffalo Creek to Canal Slip.
Washington, east of Main, from Creek to High. Water, from Commercial to the Beach.
Watson, from Clinton to Batavia, beyond Jaf- ferson.
Weaver's Alley, from Goodell to Virginia. White's Corners Plank Road, from White's Corners Plank Road to extension of home. William, from Michigan to City Line. York, from North to the Erie Canal.
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BUFFALO ADVERTISEMENTS .
FOR 1859.
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HENRY DAW & SON, Shipping & Commission Merchants, DEALERS IN
SEEDS, WATER-LIME AND PLASTER, EMMY DAW. 86 CENTRAL WHARF. ALFRED D. DAW.
A. W. HORTON, forwarding and Commission Merchant,
AGENT FOR THE CORN EXCHANGE LINE.
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Particular attention given to Purchasing and Shipping Produce. Will receive consignments‹ and make adrances. OFFICE 88 CENTRAL WHARF.
1889.
MERCHANTS' CENTRAL LINE.
P. C. TEFFT & CO., foot of Michigan St., Buffalo. CHAMBERLIN, THOMAS & CO., Proprietors, 191 Broadway, N. Y. R. L. WILLIAMS, Arent.
This Line ships daily from New York, Pier 4, East River.
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LITTLE & ARNOLD, W. W. ARNOLD (SCOCENSORS TO FOOTR, LITTLE & CO.,)
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. SA LLOYD ST.
AGENTS FOR N. D. COURTRIGHT & CO'S LEHIGH COAL.
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J. S. BUELL. J. S. BUELL & CO. PRODUCE
Forwarding & Commission Merchants
NEAR FOOT OF LLOYD ST. Dealers in Seeds, Provisions, and Hides.
ROBERT D. BOYD, PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANT, For the Purchase and Sale of Flow, Grata, Fork, Butter, Cheese, ka. Also, Agent for sale of Lehigh Coal by the Boat Load. OFFICE No. 13 CENTRAL WHARF.
COBB & CO. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, Nos. 20 and 21 Central Wharf, foot of Dayton Street.
. C. COBB.
P. L. STERNBERG & CO. PRODUCE Commission and Shipping Merchants
CORTER DOCK AND INDIANA STS. IRA W. ALLEN, Late of the Arm of P. 8. Marsh & Co
P. L. STERNBERG.
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JOHN G. DESHLER,. Forwarding & Commission Merchant, NO8. 14 AND 15 CENTRAL WHARF.
ESTABLISHED IN 1840.
J. PLEEHARTY, PRODUCE, SHIPPING, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. 27 CENTRAL WHARF. DEALER IN Highwines, Pork, Flour, Lard, Grease, Tallow, Butter, Seeds, and RECTIFYING COAL OF ALL KINDS.
Particular attention paid to Purchasing Produce for Eastern Markets. Vessels and Freighta secured on short notice.
W. O. FORTEL.
O. H. FOSTER.
FOSTER Shipping and Commission Merchants NO. 7 CENTRAL WHARF.
Proprietors of International Dock and Store House, at terminas of Buffalo & Laks Huren Railway DEALERS DI Produce and Provisions, Corn, Iron, Cabinet Lumber, Staves, &c. Orders and consign- ments solicited. Agents for New York and Western States Line on the Canal, and for Canada business of STAR Exams.
JOSEPH A. HEAD, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DEALER IN HAMBURGH CHEESE NO. 73 MAIN STREET.
CHURCHILL & PARKER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS DNI
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES 886 MAIN STREET.
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OUTTER & AUSTIN, ELEVATING, STORAGE, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF CORN MEAL.
A supply of Corn, also Chicago and Ohio Oats, constantly for sale at the lowest prices .- Corn Meal, ground from selected Oorn, and bolted for family use. Also, ground coarse, and with Oats, for horse feed, sold in quantities to suit purchasers, at their
ELEVATOR AND MILLS,
On Norton Street and the Ship Canal, A few steps from the Niagars Railroad Depot.
CHARLES W. EVANS, torage and Produce Merchant,
GRAIN ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSES,
ON THE SHIP CANAL, COR. OF WATER ST.
Grain Elevated from Sail Vemels and Propellers, and Stored and Delivered to Canal Boats.
Having three run of the Noye's Patent Mills, there is constantly on hand fresh ground Corn for horse feed ; also fine bolted meal for family use. Corn and Oats ground separately or together, and for sale unground in quantities to suit purchasers.
FLOUR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JAMES M. FISH, CRAIN DOCK ELEVATOR, ON OHIO STREET AND SKINNER CANAL, GRAIN OF ALL KINDS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
O. W. RANNEY, PRALAR IN . COARSE, FINE, AND DAIRY SALT, W stor Time and Land Fila No. 17 CENTRAL WHARF.
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I. O. COWING. WHOLMALS
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DEALER IN Prints, Oils, Dye Staff, Window Glast, Saleratus, Wooden Ware, Boap, Candles, Fish, &c., do.
Agent for Fairbanks' Scales. 64 MAIN STREET.
ANDREW M. JOHNSTON, GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT DEALER DN Flour, Pork, Beef, Lard, Fish, Salt, Water Lime. Also, Brooms, Pails, Tabs, Soap, Candles, &c. NO. SA MAIN STREET.
JACOB LAING, (Lato Comstock & Laing,) . WHOLESALE DEALER IN Felines, Liquors, and Rectified Helyishey, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Hamburgh & Collins Cheese, Clover & Timothy Sosd, Dried Fruits, Brooms, Cordage, Palla, Taba, &c. NO. 51 MAIN STREET,
A. L. DODGE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, AND RECTIFIED WHISKEY, No. 17 Main Street.
PETER & KETCHUM, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Wholesale Dealers in HAMBURGH CHEESE AND DRIED FRUIT, No. AS Main Street.
J. F. PETRR.
. B. KRTOHUM.
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A. S. ANDERSON & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS, HAMBURGH CHEESE, FLOUR, FISH AND SALT, DISTILLERS OF CORDIALS AND RECTIFIERS OF WHISKEY, No. 56 Main and 27 and 29 Hanover St. D. MOT ALLAN. Q. BOHULIK
A. B. ANDERSON.
WM. W. RUSSELL.,
WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, NO. 88 MAIN STREET.
Refined Sugars and Sugar House Syrups exclusively for Cash.
S. N. CALLENDER, DEALER DNI CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, No. 229 Main Street.
GEO. W. SCOTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Flour, Salt, Green and Dried Fruits,
. Stone Ware, Wooden Ware, Baskets, Mats, Brooms, Pails, Tubs; also Olover, Timothy, Hemp, and Canary Seed, No. 9 East Sences Street, opposite the Post Office.
Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce.
A. W. M'ALLESTER, DEALER IM GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
FLOUR, SALT, DRIED FRUITS, BUTTER, CHEESE, &c. No. 11 East Seneca Street. CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUOE.
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JASON PARKER, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AGENT FOR ITHACA AND BUTTALO LINE. Office and Warehouse, Norton St. near N. Y. C. R. R. Depot, Erio St.
JOB ALLBERGER, BUTCHER AND PROVISION DEALER,
CORNER FRANKLIN AND TERRACE STREETS,
A large assortment of all kinds of Fresh, Salt and Smoked MEATS. Also, Lard, Tallow, do, &c., constantly on hand.
RICHARD BULLYMORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
SALT AND SMOKED MEAT, PORK, LARD, SAUSAGES, do. MICHIGAN STREET, NEAR THE ELK STREET MARKET.
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BEARD. & HAYWARD, .
DEALERS IN HAMBURGH CHEESE,
DRIED FRUIT, GROCERIES, PRODUCE, BUTTER, &c.
Corner Washington & Green Streets, head of Quay Street.
GOWANS & BEARD, 1 MANUFACTURERS OF SOAP AND CANDLES.
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WEBSTER Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
do. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Cheese, Provisions, Dried and Green Fruit, Flour, Salt, Wooden Ware, do. H. WEBSTER.
No. 1 Comcos &t. D. J. WEBSTEL.
ELLIS WEBSTER, GENERAL DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Stone and Wooden Ware, Baskets, Mats, Brooms, Pails and Tubs, FLOUR, GRAIN AND FRUIT, GRASS, CANARY AND HEMP SEED, No. 7 East Seneca St., opposite old Post Office.
A. S. WEBSTER, DEALER INI GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Also, Vegetables, Flour, Salt, Fish, Pork, Butter, Cheese, Poultry, Green and Dried Fruit Wood and Stone Ware, &c. No. 88 East Seneca Street. N. B .- Cash paid for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
EDWARD HARRIES, (Successor to JOHN W. WILLIAMS,) DRALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Woods and Dye Stuffs,
Satinet Warps, Reeds and Shuttles, Pickers, Picker String and Lesing Leather, Leicester Machine Cards, Paints, Oils, Window Glam, &c. NO. 180 MAIN STREET. AGENT FOR PARSONS IMPROVED SHRARING MACHINES.
WALLACE JOHNSON, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Flour, Pork, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Beans, Peas, Eggs, Dried Fruit, Clover and Timothy Seed and Grain of all kinds, &c. Also, Dealer in Live Geese Feathers. No. 89 Main Street.
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TAYLOR & JEWETT, SHIP CHANDLERS, Dealers in
Patent Cordage, English Chains and Anchers, Canvas, Blocks, Oakum, Packing, Naval Stores, Paints, Oils, &o. 4 and 5 Marine Block, Ohio Street.
VESSELS FURNISHED WITH COMPLETE FIT-OUT OF
Rigging, Sails, Chaine, Blocks, Capstans, Winches, Windlassce, Patent Steering Wheels, Pat- ent Ship Logs, Compasses, Telescopes, Furniture and Stores.
SAILS AND RIGGING LOFTS. Complete suits of Bails and Gangs of Rigging furnished, of the best materials and on favor- able terms. The work done by experienced Riggers and Sail Makers. Constantly on hand the most approved styles of Duck, Russia Bolt Rope, Bunting, &c.
VESSEL AND STEAMER SIGNAL LIGHTS. Sole Agents for " Gilliland's Dioptrie Lens Steamer and Vessel Signals," in relation to which, at a iste Convention of Underwriters held in this city, the following rule was adopted : " That all Vessels navigating the . Lakes be provided with a set of Dioptrie Lens Signal Lamps, one of red and one of green stained glass, and the other of bright or clear glass, of sufficient size," &c.
NEWMAN, SCOVILL & CO. Late Hart, Nowmaa & Co. GROCERS AND SHIP CHANDLERS, WHOLMALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Blocks, White Lead, Paints and Oils, Cap- stans, Signal Lamps, Waterman's Blooks.
ON THE DOCK, COR. OF PRIME AND LLOYD STS. G. L. NEWMAN, E. BOOVILL, G. A. ROGERS, H. W. ROGERS, JR.
MILES JONES, INSPECTOR AND PAOKER OF
BEEF, PORK AND FISH.
Constantly on hand all kinds of MEAT, BOTH SMOKED AND SALTED. Dealer in White Fish and Trout, and Provisions of all kinds, PRIME, HANOVER AND DAYTON STS.
LANGDON & SEARS, INSTBOTORS AND DEALERS IN
PORK, BEEF, FISH, LARD, HAMS,
SHOULDERS, &O., Nos. 22 and 24 Hanover Street.
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