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WILLIAM D. DAVIS & CO., Proprietors.
Troy Daily Whig, - - - $8.00 per annum. Troy Weekly Whig, - - $1.50 "
THE TROY DAILY WHIG
Is the Oldest, Largest, and only Morning Paper published in the city, and affords an excellent Medium for Advertising.
THE JOB PRINTING OFFICE
Connected with this establishment is the largest in the city, being furnished with four CYL- INDER PRESSES, with smaller MACHINE PRESSES, and a very extensive assortment of JOB TYPE.
Orders for every description of JOB WORK promptly and neatly executed .!
TROY WEEKLY PRESS Published at 219 River Street, TROY, N.
By S. E. PEASE.
A Large Eight Page Family Paper, devoted to
NEWS, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, POLITICS, AND GENERAL INFORMATION.
Terms, - $1.50 per year in advance. JOB PRINTING.
Attached to the WEEKLY PRESS is a large and well appointed JOB PRINT- ING OFFICE.
Every description of PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING Executed Neatly, Promptly, and at the Lowest Rates.
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NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CURTIS, MOREY & CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND PUBLISHERS OF THE
Rochester Daily Union and Advertiser, Semi-Weekly Union and Advertiser, and Rochester Weekly Republican, ROCHESTER, N. Y., AND PROPRIETORS OF THE LIVINGSTON PAPER MILLS, DANSVILLE, N. Y.
THE Rochester DAILY UNION AND ADVERTISER is printed upon one of Hoe's Type Revolving Printing Machines, the only press of the kind in Western New York, and has the Largest Circu- lation of any Daily in the State, out of New York City.
All kinds of Book and Job Printing executed in the Neatest Style of the Art, and at the Lowest Prices. GEORGE G. COOPER, LORENZO KELLY.
JOSEPH CURTIS, JOHN E. MOREY, WM. PURCELL,
ROCHESTER MORNING AND EVENING EXPRESS PRINTING HOUSE
No. 23 Buffalo Street, Opposite the Arcade, ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Morning and Evening Daily Editions; also, Tri-Weekly and Weekly. THE MOST COMPLETE AND EXTENSIVE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Outside of New York City.
ILLUMINATED SHOW BILLS, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES.
And all kinds of Job Printing of any description, neatly and expediciously executed, and on the most favorable terms.
WILDER, TRACY & CO.
THE ROCHESTER DEMOGRA
DAILY, WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.
The Leading and Most Popular Political and Family Newspaper in Western New York. TERMS, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Daily, $10 a Year, or $2.50 per Quarter; Semi-Weekly, $4 a Year, or $2 for Six Months; Weekly, $2 a Year. For Club Terms, Address
D. D. S. BROWN Co. . .. Democrat Office, Rochester, N. Y. SUBSCRIBE NOW. BOOK AND JOB DEPARTMENT.,
This department was never before as Perfect as now. With a very large stock of New Material, including all the Latest Styles of Plain and Fancy Type, we are pepared to print Posters, Hand- bills, Cards and all sorts of Book Work, in the Highest Style of the Art. For Fine and Fancy Printing, and Printing in Colors, we challenge competition with any office in the State. Orders sent by Mail will be as promptly attended to, and charges made as reasonable as though ordered in person. D. D. S. BROWN & CO., Rochester Democrat Printing House, Rochester, N. Y.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA. From Albany to Binghamton ; Length, 140 miles ; Office, 73 State street, Albany; J. H. Ramsay, President; Geo. Skinner, Superintendent, Albany (in progress.) AVON, GENESEO AND MOUNT MORRIS. From Avon to Mount Morris; Length, 18 miles; G. W. Phelps, President and Superintendent, Mount Morris.
BLACK RIVER AND UTICA. From Utica to Clayton; Length, 109 miles; Office, Utica; John Thorn, President; Charles Millar, Superintendent, Utica.
BUFFALO AND ERIE. From Buffalo to State line; Length, 682 miles; office, Buffalo.
CANANDAIGUA AND ELMIRA. From Elmira to Canandaigua ; Length, 69 ms. ; Office, Canandaigua. CAYUGA AND SUSQUEHANNA. From Owego to Ithaca; Length, 35 miles; Wm. R. Humphrey, Superintendent, New York city.
CORNING AND BLOSSBURG AND TIOGA. From Corning to Blossburg, Pa. ; Length, 41 miles; . Office, Corning; John Magee, President, Bath ; L. H. Shattuck, Superintendent, Corning.
ERIE. From New York to Dunkirk; Length, 464 miles; Office, foot of Chambers street, New York; Robert H. Berdell, President; Hugh Riddle, Superintendent.
ERIE, BUFFALO DIVISION. From Buffalo to Corning; Length, 140 miles; Office, Buffalo : Henry C. Fisk, Superintendent.
ERIE, NEWBURGH BRANCH. From Newburgh to Warwick; Length, 29 miles.
ERIE, PIERMONT BRANCH. From Piermont to Suffern; Length 12 miles.
FLUSHING. From Hunter's Point to Flushing ; Length, 8 miles; Office, Flushing; William Ebbi t, President, Flushing; Robert White, Superintendent.
HUDSON AND BOSTON. From Hudson to Chatham; Length, 18 miles; George H. Power, Presi- dent and Superintendent, Hudson.
HUDSON RIVER. From New York to Troy ; Length, 150 miles; Office, 68 Warren street, New York ; C. Vanderbilt, President; A. F. Smith, Superintendent, New York.
LONG ISLAND. From Brooklyn to Greenport, L. I. ; Length, 99 miles; Office, foot Atlantic street, Brooklyn : Oliver Charlick, President, New York; Robert White, Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM. From New York to Chatham ; Length, 131 miles; Office, Fourth Av. cor. 26th street, New York ; Cornelius Vanderbilt, President; I. C. Buckhout, Sup't, New York. NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN. From New York to New Haven, Conn. ; Length, 76 miles; Office, 1 Hanover street, New York; Geo. B. Carhart, President; Jas. H. Hoyt, Sup't, New York. NEW YORK CENTRAL. From Albany to Buffalo; Length, 298 miles; Office, Exchange Buildings, Albany; Henry Keep, President, New York; Wm. G. Fargo, Vice President, Buffalo; E. D. Wor- cester, Treasurer; H. W. Chittenden, Superintendent.
NEW YORK CENTRAL, BRANCH ROADS. From Troy to Schenectady; Length, 22 miles; Ger- mond Morgan, Local Superintendent. From Syracuse to Rochester, via Auburn; Length, 104 miles. From Rochester to Suspension Bridge, via Lockport; Length, 742 miles. From Lockport to Tonawanda ; Length, 124 miles. From Batavia to Attica; Length, 11 miles. From Rochester to Lake Ontario; Length, 8 miles. From Buffalo to Lewiston; Length, 28 miles. From Canan- daigua to Tonawanda, Length, 86 miles.
NORTHERN CENTRAL. From Canandaigua to Baltimore, Md., 325 miles. James D. Cameron, President; J. N. Du Barry, General Superintendent.
NORTHERN (OGDENSBURGH). From Ogdensburgh to Rouse's Point; Length, 120 miles; Office at Malone; John C. Pratt, President, Boston; Harvey Rice, Superintendent, Ogdensburgh.
OSWEGO AND ROME. From Oswego to Richland, connecting with Rome, Watertown and Ogdens- burgh Railroad; Length, 284 miles ; Elisha M. Moore, Agent, Oswego; Addison Day, Sup't, Rome. OSWEGO AND SYRACUSE. From Oswego to Syracuse; Length, 36 miles; Office, Oswego; F. T. Carrington, President, Oswego ; Henry Van Vleck, Superintendent.
PLATTSBURGH AND MONTREAL. From Plattsburgh to Montreal; Length, 62 miles; Office, Plattsburgh ; M. K. Platt, Receiver and Superintendent, Plattsburgh.
RENSSELAER AND SARATOGA. From Troy to Ballston Spa; Length, 25 miles; Office, Troy ; George H. Cramer, President; I. V. Baker, Superintendent, Troy.
ROME, WATERTOWN AND OGDENSBURGH. From Rome to Cape Vincent, 97 miles; and Ogdens- burgh, 142 miles; W. C. Pierreport, Pres't, Pierrepont Manor; Addison Day, Sup't.
RENSSELAER AND SARATOGA (ALBANY DIVISION.) From Albany to Junction, 12 miles ; Robert Morris, General Agent, Albany.
RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON. From Troy to Rutland, Vt. ; Length, 85 miles ; I. V. Baker, Sup't. SARATOGA AND SCHENECTADY. From Saratoga Springs to Schenectady; Length, 22 miles; Office, Troy ; Edmund Schriver, President; I. V. Baker, Superintendent.
SYRACUSE, BINGHAMTON AND NEW YORK. From Syracuse to Binghamton; Length, 81 miles ; Office, Syracuse; T. B. Fitch, President, Homer; G. F. Haven, Superintendent, Syracuse.
TROY AND BOSTON. . From Troy to Rutland, Vt. ; Length, 84 miles; Office, Union Depot, Troy ; D. T. Vail, President, Troy ; C. W. Moseley, Superintendent, Troy.
TROY AND GREENBUSH. Albany to Troy ; Length, 6 miles; E. S. Morgan, Agent.
WESTERN. From Albany to Boston; Length, 200 miles; Depot, Albany; Chester W. Chapin, President; Henry Gray, Superintendent, Springfield, Mass.
WILLIAMSPORT AND ELMIRA. From Elmira to Williamsport; Length, 78 miles; J. N. Du Barry, Superintendent.
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NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CAPITAL, $9,000,000. ESTABLISHED IN 1840, ORGANIZED IN 1850. REORGANIZED IN 1860.
NEW YORK,
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
CHICAGO,
General Express Forwarders between all points.
EAST, WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. TIME UNEQUALED.
CINCINNATI,
BOSTON,
WELLS, FARGO & CO'S EXPRESS To California, Oregon, &c.
ALBANY,
OVERLAND MAIL COMPANY, From St. Joe to Pike's Peak, California, &c. Connections with all
ST. LOUIS
BUFFALO,
RESPONSIBLE EXPRESS COMPANIES In America and Europe.
ST. JOSEPH,
THOMPSON & CO'S EXPRESS To all Points in New England States.
Messengers
as by any
Forward Bank Bills, Coin, Jewelry, Pack- ages and Parcels of all kinds.
WITH SAFES
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responsible
COLLECT NOTES, DRAFTS, ACCOUNTS AND BILLS SENT WITH GOODS. ORDER GOODS BY AMERICAN EXPRESS COMP'Y. Merchants' Dispatch Fast Freight Line, AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, Proprietors. Next in Speed to Regular Express Co. Rates same as regular Railroad Tariff. ALL LOSSES & DAMAGES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED.
REGULAR
EXPRESS
PASSENGER
TRAINS.
PROPRIETORS. WELLS, BUTTERFIELD & CO., New York, LIVINGSTON, FARGO & CO., Buffalo.
THOMPSON & CO,, Boston.
DIRECTORS. HENRY WELLS, JOHN BUTTERFIELD, JAMES C. FARGO, WM. G. FARGO, JAMES M. THOMPSON, ALEXANDER HOLLAND, E. B. JUDSON.
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Company.
BRITISH AND AMERICAN EXPRESS To all parts of Europe and Lower Canada. .
Rates as low
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, Proprietors. MERCHANTS DESPATCH! FAST FREIGHT LINE,
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ST. JOSEPH.
107. 5TU'LTHE: 170. ST.LOUIS.
CHICAGO
72 LOUISVILLE. COMPREIFBE.
0720
140
C&E
4010
CINCINNATI.
CLEVELAND
BUFFALO
MERCHANTS DESPATCH
H.FERGUSON ALBANY.M. Y
FORWARDS GOODS IN CHARTERED CARS FROM New York, Boston, and ALL POINTS in the New England States to all Points in the West and South-West, in time excelled by no other Line, except the Regular Express, at Regular Railroad Rates.
With our own Agents at all principal points along the line, we are enabled to give the UTMOST DESPATCH to Freight, and all claims for damages, overcharges, &c., are promptly settled without referring our patrons to Eastern Offices. DG All losses and damages promptly adjusted. 0
208. FIE.W.R. DETROIT.
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NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NEW JERSEY STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAM BOATS,
RUNNING BETWEEN
ALBANY AND NEW YORK,
In connection with the New York Central Railroad,
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
These are the largest and most comfortable Boats on the Hudson River. Their magnificent furnishings have long caused them to be known among River Travel- ers as Floating Palaces, whilst their unsurpassed accommodations have made them the most popular conveyance between Albany and New York.
LEAVE PIER No. 16, N. R., between Cortlandt and Liberty Sts., New York, at 6 P. M., arriving in Albany to connect with the Morning Trains for East, West and North.
LEAVE ALBANY, from Steam Boat Landing, at 7 1-2 o'clock P. M., on the arrival of the Great Western Train of Cars.
FOR PASSAGE OR FREIGHT,
Which will be taken at all times as low as by any other line of Steamers, apply at the office,
PIER 41, SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK, OR NO. 283 BROADWAY, ALBANY.
. P. C. SMITH, Agent, New York.
J. W. HARCOURT, Agent, Albany.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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ALBANY & SUSQUEHANNA R. R. ALBANY TO BINGHAMTON, 140 MILES. In Operation to Sidney, 103 Miles.
GENERAL OFFICE,
OPENED
TICKET OFFICE,
262 BROADWAY, STEAMBOAT SQUARE,
ALBANY.
OFFICERS.
J. H. RAMSEY, President.
C. W. WENTZ, Chief Engineer.
JARED GOODYEAR, Vice Pres. ,
G. W. CHURCH, General Freight Agent.
W. L. M. PHELPS, Sec. and Treasurer.
H. M. WATSON, General Ticket Agent.
GEORGE SKINNER, Superintendent.
R. C. BLACKALL, Master Mechanic.
DIRECTORS.
J. H. RAMSEY,
J. WESTOVER,
A. B. WATSON,
PETER CAGGER,
JOHN COOK,
LEWIS NORTHRUP,
JAMES B. SANDERS,
JARED GOODYEAR,
ALONZO EVERTS,
CHARLES GOODYEAR,
E. R. FORD,
DANIEL DREW.
CHARLES COURTER,
S. R. FOLLETT.
Stations and Distances from Albany, FARE THREE CENTS PER MILE.
STATIONS.
MILES.
STATIONS.
MILES. STATIONS.
MILES.
ALBANY.
ESPERANCE.
31
MARYLAND
70
ADAMSVILLE
6
SCHOHARIE. 36
COLLIERS
76
SLINGERLANDS. 7 HOWE'S CAVE. 39
EMMONS 79
NEW SCOTLAND 10 COBLESKILL 45
ONEONTA 82
GUILDERLAND ..
14 RICHMONDVILLE. 50
OTEGO
90
KNOWERSVILLE 17
CARYLVILLE.
53 UNADILLA
99
KNOX 22 EAST WORCESTER 57 SIDNEY PLAINS. 105
DU ANESBURGII 24 WORCESTER
62
QUAKER STREET
SCHIENEVUS
67
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At SCHOHARIE, for Schoharie Court House, Gilboa, Cooksburgh, and intermediate points; At COBLESKILL, for Sharon Springs ; At RICHMONDVILLE, for Summit, Jef- ferson. Stamford and Hobart; At COLLIERS, for Cooperstown; At EMMONS. for Delhi; At ONEONTA, for Morris, Norwich and New Berlin; At OTEGO, for Franklin and Gil- bertsville; At SIDNEY PLAINS, for Binghamton, Deposit, Norwich and Oxford.
The Morning Train connects with Stages for all these points. The 1.10 P. M. Train con- nects only with Stages at Schoharie, Colliers and Sidney Plains.
Tickets Sold for any Point on Direct Stage Lines West and South.
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260 & 262 Broadway,
STEAMBOAT SQUARE,
ALBANY.
FOR
TRAVEL
Sept. 16th, 1863.
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NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THE LAKE SHORE A MICHIGAN SOUTHERN R. R. LINE.
R. N. BROWN, Gen'l Sup't B. & E. R. R. H. NOTTINGHAM, Gen'l Sup't C. & E. R. R. L. D. RUCKER, Gen'l Sup't C. & T. R. R. C. F. HATCH, Gen'l Sup't M. S. & N. I. R. R. OTIS KIMBALL, General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
New York Office, No. 247 Broadway. Boston Office, Old State House.
. THE AMERICAN LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY LINE commences at Buffalo, passes along the South shore of Lake Erie, through Dun- kirk, Erie, Cleveland, and Toledo, terminating at Chicago-a distance of 538 miles. This great thoroughfare was opened for business in the summer of 1852, and was the first line of railway in successful operation, connecting the Atlantic Cities with the Great West. In all of its appointments it stands unequaled, and has ever been regarded by the traveling public as the favorite route between the East and the West.
At BUFFALO, trains upon this line connect in Union Depot with trains of the New York Central Railway, thus forming a direct and desirable route between Niagara Falls, Rochester, Syracuse, Rome, Utica, Schenectady, Albany, Troy, Saratoga, New York, Boston, the New England States, and all points West. A connection is also made at Buffalo with the Erie Railway for Hornellsville, Corn- ing, New York, Boston, and intermediate points.
At NIAGARA FALLS, passengers make a direct connection, morning and evening, with trains of this Line.
Passengers via River St. Lawrence and Lake Ontario steamers take New York Central cars at Lewiston and thence to Buffalo.
At DUNKIRK, passengers from New York, Boston, and intermediate points, via Erie Railway, connect in Union Depot with trains of this line ..
At CLEVELAND, passengers for the South and South-west connect in Union Depot with trains of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railway, and San- dusky, Dayton & Cincinnati Railway ; also with Cleveland & Pittsburg Railway, for all points in Pennsylvania.
At MONROEVILLE, with Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railway, for Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville, Wheeling, &c.
At CLYDE, with SANDUSKY, DAYTON & CINCINNATI RAILWAY, for Sandusky, Springfield, Dayton, Cincinnati, &c.
At TOLEDO, trains connect in Union Depot with Toledo & Wabash Railway, for Fort Wayne, La Fayette, Danville, Springfield, and the South-west ; also, with Express Trains for Detroit and Jackson.
At CHICAGO, trains are arranged so as to connect, morning and evening, with all the various lines from and to the West, North and South.
1 Baggage checked through between the principal points East and West.
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS accompany all night trains, and will run through between CLEVELAND AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE, making but ONE CHANGE between Buffalo and Chicago.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Steam Weekly to Liverpool,
Touching at QUEENSTOWN (Cork Harbor.)
The Liverpool, New York & Philadelphia Steamship Co.
INMAN LINE, carrying U. S. Mails,
The Ships of this Line consist of the full powered Clyde built Iron Steamships.
City of Anthwerp. 66 Paris.
City of Dublin.
Cork.
66 London.
Limerick.
Boston.
New York.
Edinburgh, Etna,
Baltimore.
Kangaroo.
¥ Washington.
Bosphorus.
Manchester.
City of Durham.
RATES OF PASSAGE (Payable in Gold, or its equivalent in currency.)
1st Cabin, to Liverpool, - $90.00 London, -
$95.00
Steerage, 30.00
- Paris,
105.00
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy tickets here at those rates. These Steamers have superior ac- commodations for passengers; are strongly built in water-tight iron sections, and carry Patent Fire Annihil a tors. Experienced Surgeons are attached to each Steamer. For further information apply to
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
NATIONAL EXPRESS CO., GENERAL OFFICE, No. 65 Broadway,
Forward Goods, Money, Valuable Packages; Collect Bills, Drafts and Notes. Express leaves daily for Troy, Saratoga, Northern New York, Vermont, Canada, parts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Particular attention paid to Goods for Canada in Bond.
J. A. PULLEN, Manager, 65 Broadway, New York.
HOPE EXPRESS CO.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE WEST, 162 Broadway, N. Y.
BRANCH OFFICE,
280 CANAL.
Forward all description of Goods to New Jer- sey and Pennsylvania, and all Points West.
Swiftsure Express Line.
ALBANY
and
NEW YORK.
From Pier No. 5,, East River, New York,
And foot of Columbia Street, Albany. THE ONLY LINE RUNNING DAILY FROM THE EAST . SIDE OF NEW YORK CITY.
[Freight received previous to 5 P. M., will be delivered at Albany, or to the New York Central, Saratoga or Susquehanna Depots, early the next morning.
REDFIELD & CO., Proprietors, 77 Pier, Albany, & 127 Broad St., New York.
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NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ARCHITECTS.
ARCHITECTURE, Civil Engineering, Landscape Gardening, Designs and Plans for Buildings, from $15 to $200 per set. PERSONAL SUPERINTENDENCE; $7 per day and expenses. Surveys $7 per day and ex- penses. Plans and Specifications for Graperies and Conservatories to cost $5,000 or less $50; Plans and Specifications for Planting and Landscape Gardening $50; Church Plans, 25 per cent below current rates. D. T. ATWOOD, ARCHITECT. Author of Designs for Woodward's Country Homes. Office 335 Broadway, N. Y.
A. J. LATHROP.
ARCHITECT & DESIGNER
of Dwellings, Stores and Public Buildings. Residence 99 John Street, Office, Butterfield Block, Utica.
BELL HANGER AND LOCK- SMITH.
JAMES SMITH, BELL HANGER AND LOCKSMITH, (New No.) 77 Houston Street, Near the Bowery, New York. Locksmith's work done in all its branches. All orders promptly attended to, and executed with neatness and dispatch.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
B. McFEELY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOTS & SHOES,
152 Chatham Street, bet. Mulberry and Baxter, New York, All orders promptly attended to.
BRASS FOUNDERS.
JAS. & WM. McKENNA, GENERAL BRASS FOUNDER, No. 59 Elm St., New York. Brass Composi- tion, German Silver and other Castings. Horse Bells, Gongs, &c., for Railroad Cars. Railroad and Machinists' work of all kinds.
H. SOFFE, BRASS FOUNDER, and manufacturer of Brass Faucets and Plumbers' Brass Work, dealer in Plumbers' material. 41 and 43 Greene St., New York.
CABINET CHAIR & SOFA MANUFACTURERS.
BOOS & KRAUSS, CABINET CHAIR & SOFA MANUFAC- turers, No. 139 Mulberry Street, Bet. Hester and Grand Streets, New York. All work made in the best manner and in the latest style. Orders will receive prompt attention.
CABINET MAKERS.
MARTIN KOLB, CABINET MAKER,
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No. 140 Baxter Street, Between Grand and Hester Streets, New York. Rosewood and Mahogany Sofas, Arm Chairs, &c., &c., of every description.
W. MORSTATT,
CABINET MANUFACTURER,
In all its branches, No. 107 Laurens St., bet. Spring and Prince, New York. Manufacturer of Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, &c.
PETERSON & SHERLMAN, CABINET MAKERS,
140 Baxter Street, New York. Cabinet work of every description on hand and made to order.
A. SCHINDLER, CABINET MANUFACTURER,
Nos. 150 and 152 Prince Street, bet. Laurens and Thompson, New York. Every description of Chairs, Sofas, Tables, &c.
CAMEO ARTIST.
L. AVET, ARTIST
599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Cutter of Precious Stones, Cameo Portraits.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
SAMUEL M. DINSMORE, Manufacturer of and Dealer in CHAMBER FURNITURE, Rich and Plain, Chestnut and Walnut Suits, No. 6 Sullivan St., New York.
CHURCH ORGANS.
HENRY ERBEN,
ORGAN MANUFACTURER, keeps constantly on hand Church and Parlor Organs of every size and de- scription.
Orders promptly executed and on reasonable terms. For particulars as to Size, Price, &e., inquire at the. Manufactory, 172 Centre Street, New York.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
COPPERSMITHS.
WORTH & CO., Coppersmiths, 181 Prince St., . between Sullivan and Thompson Streets, New York.
All kinds of COPPER WORK for Brewer's, Distillers, Confectioners, Steamboats, Soda wa- ter Apparatus, Kitchen Ranges, &c., finished in a neat and expeditous manner. WM. ORTH. J. C. BOETTNER.
COSTUMERS.
TTINGST & STOTZ, Fancy Ball Costumers, No. 49 Bleecker Street, between Broadway and Bowery, New York City.
H. & S. have on hand a handsome variety of Ball Costumes and Fancy Dresses, just import- ed. Also, Masks, Dominoes, &c.
COTTON BATS.
J .. B. ADAMS & BROTHER, MANUFACTURERS OF
COTTON BATS,
MORRIS, Near Partridge, ALBANY, N. Y. JOHN B. ADAMS. BERNARD ADAMS.
DESKS.
M .. H. HEIMERDENGER & CO .. 100, also 162 Broadway, New York City, Manufacturers of Counting House, Desk Tables, and Office Fur- niture. Also Library Furniture of every de- scription. A large assortment constantly on hand.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
F. PATUREL & CO., Importers of DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, FANCY ARTICLES, Mirrors. Perfumery, French Patent Medicines, &c. No. 42 DUANE STREET, N. Y.
ENGINE MANUFACTORY.
WEST POINT FOUNDRY.
OBERT P. PARROTT, Lessee. Manufacturer R of Marine and Stationary Engines, Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Water Pipes, Boilers, Sugar Kettles, Cannon Iron Bridges, Hydraulic Press- es, Heavy Castings and Forgings of all kinds.
W. KEMBLE, Agent, 30 Broadway, NEW YORK.
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ENGRAVER ON GLASS.
BENJAMIN BACH, ENGRAVER ON GLASS, 112 Walker Street, Cor. Centre St., New York. Every description of ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING done to order.
ENGRAVERS AND DIE SINKERS.
CUTCLIFF & WINCKLER, Engravers, Die Sinkers und Book Binders' Tool Cutters, Manufacturers of Improved Numbering Machines and the Celebrated "Hogan" Ruling Pens, 26 Maiden Lane, (Cor. Nassau St.,) and 132 William Street, (in the Rear,) New York. Canceling, Endorsing and Post Office Stamps, Fac Similes, Seals, Mark- ing Plates, &c., cut to order. Brass Type Boxes of all sizes. H. SUTCLIFF. A. W. WINCKLER.
FANCY FURS.
ESTABLISHED 1831. NORMAN COOK & SONS,
100 Bowery and 1193 Broadway,, Manufacturers of Ladies and Children's Fancy Furs, also Sleigh and Carriage Robes of the best quality, and at the lowest cash prices. Furs Cleaned, Repaired Relined and Altered to the present Fashions. All orders carefully and promptly attended to.
FANCY GOODS. . ALTHOF, BERGMANN & CO., Importers of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, Manufactures of Tin Toys, also, Britannia and Mechanical Toys, 54 Maiden Lane & 29 Liberty St., N. Y.
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.
A. IAUCH, FRENCH CONFECTIONER, No. 864 Broadway, Cor. of 17th St. and Union Park, - NEW YORK.
FURNITURE CABINET:
SULLIVAN & GUSSOW,
14 Years with Henry Stone, Manufacturers of RICH CABINET FURNITURE, 86 Sixth Avenue, near Eighth Street, N. Y. Offices Fitted Up.
FURNITURE AND UNDER- TAKING WARE ROOMS.
H. & R. COLEMAN, Successors to Harvey Par- sons, Furniture and Undertaking Ware Rooms, No. 601 Broadway, Albany. N. B .- Coffins kept constantly on hand or made to order. Furniture made and repaired. HENRY COLEMAN. RICHARD COLEMAN.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS
CONNOR & DOYLE, HOUSE & SHIP PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, No. 37 Ann Street, New York. Jobbing of all kinds attended to.
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GELATINE CAPSULES.
H. PLANTEN & SON, GELATINE CAPSULES, 224 William Street, New York City.
GILDERS.
SCHILL & DINNAN, G ILDERS, LOOKING GLASS AND PIC- ture Frame Manufacturers, 635 Broad- way, near Bleecker St., (up stairs) New York. & Pictures cleaned and varnished - Old Frames Re-Gilt. &c. WM. SCHILL. D. DINNAN.
HAIR DRESSERS.
R. T. BELLCHAMBERS, Successor to H. Alderton, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR DRESSER, WIG MAKER, &c., 317 Sixth Avenue, New York.
Every description of Ornamental Hair Work, for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear, in stock or made to order. Rooms for Ladies' Hair Dressing and Children's Hair Cutting. Parties attended at their own residence, at any time desired.
HARPS.
J. F. BROWNE, HARP MANUFACTURER, 581 Broadway, N. Y., Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, Established London, 1810 ; New York, 1841.
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