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J. D. MERSEREAU, Agent.
H. C. CURTIS
MANUFACTURERS OF
TRADĚ
Men's Fine Linen Collars and Cuffs,
IN HIGH GRADE STYLES, FACTORY, TROY, N. Y.
Salesroom, 635 Broadway, New York.
33 SOUTH FOURTH ST., PHILADELPHIA.
10 BEDFORD ST., BOSTON. 234 & 236 FIFTH AVE., CHICAGO.
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Murro & M'Graith, merch. 23, Maid-lane Mould Walter, 23, William-ft cet Morgan J. jun. paint. & glaz. 15, Wat.ft. Miller Peter, tobacconift, 19, Water-ftreet Morton S. M. merchant, 215, Wat .- ftreet Macgill Robert, bookfeller, 212, Wat .- ft. Mitchell & Herbertfon, 42, Golden-hill Mowatt John, iron-monger, 87, Wm .- ft. Meeks Edward, blackimith, 5, Crown-ft. Montanye Ab. brafs-founder, 13, King-It. Mercein. Andrew, baker, 16, King-ftrees Montgomery Robert, 19, King-ftreet Miller Mary Mrs. 55, King-ftreet
Mafon John, minister, of the Seceder church, 7, Naffau-ftreet.
Mooney Wm. upholfterer, 14, Naffau-ft. Murphy Mary, tavernkeeper, 57, M. lane Montgomery Robert, watch and clock- maker, 35, Wall-ftreet Mulheran Richd. merchant 87, Water-ft. Moriffon John, dver, 91, Water-ftreet Maxwell Wn. fnuff and tobacco manu- factorer, 4, Wall-ftreet
Mordecai Jacob, vendue and commiffion- ftore, 22, Wall-ftreet
Mount Jofeph, shoemaker, 68, Cherry-fl.
Morton Wm. efq. 2, Duke-ftrect Morgan Jofeph, cutler, 27, Duke-ftreet Mark Phih & Jacob, merch. 16, Dock.f !. Mecomb Jas. merchant, 28, L. Dock-Al.
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Moody J. tavernkeeper, 32,L. Geo .- Atreet Moore Wm. doctor, 15, Beekman-ftreet Murray, Mumford,& Bowen,merch. Cranw. Milier, doctor, 30, Golden-hill Myer John, merchant, I, Fly-market Mitchell David, earthen-ware merchant, 27, Fly-market
Mooie N. mafon, Dyes-ftreet
Mills John, shoemaker, 38, Broadway
Mills Jofh. houfe-carpenter, 76, Broadw. Mooney B. hatter, 43, William-ftreet Merritt Willian, tailor, 50, Wm .- ftreet Motes Ifaac, auctioneer: 37, Dock-ftreet Marr J. faddler, 35, Broadway
Mennye John, ichool-mafter, 32, Gold-ft. Malcolm William, & co. 159, Water-ftreet M'Dougall Peter, merchant, , Q. ftreet M' Farlane, earthen-ware dealer, 56, W.m.ft. M&Guier, tailor, 24, Wm. ftreet
M.Evers Geo. merchant, 7, Han. fquare M&Lean Charles, grocer, 5, Moore-itreet M' Lean John, printer, 231, Queen-ftreet M'Lean Mrs. midwife, 6, Broad-ftreet M'Leir Abraham, marchant, 19, Duke-ft. M'Lean Peter, merchant, 32, Duke-ftreet Maverick Peter, engraver, s, Crown-ffreet M'Quin John, habit-maker, 32, Q. Areet
AUGUST BELMONT & CO., No. 36 WALL STREET,
BARKERS
AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS OF THE MESSRS, ROTHSCHILD, -OF-
LONDON, PARIS, FRANKFORT, AND VIENNA.
SUE CIRCULAR CREDITS FOR TRAVELERS AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, ALSO COMMERCIAL CREDITS.
aw bills of Exchange, and make Cable Transfers to Europe, West Indies, Mexico, and California.
EXECUTE ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
IDELITY AND ASUALTY COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. 214 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, $250,000.
ASSETS, OVER $600,000.
GEO. F. SEWARD, Vice-Prest.
WM. M. RICHARDS, Prest. JOHN M. CRANE, Sec'y.
ROBERT J. HILLAS, Ass't Sec'y.
IOORE, LOW & WALLACE, Counsel. JAMES A. BRADY, Att'y. W. H. LEE, Sup't.
BONDS OF SURETYSHIP.
This Company acts as surety on all bonds and undertakings required by law, nd guarantees the fidelity of officers and employees of Banks, Railways, Ex- ress and Telegraph Companies, and of all persons holding positions of trust
IEO. S. COE, S. T. STRANAHAN, .. E. ORR, I. G. WILLIAMS,
I. B. HULL,
DIRECTORS. H. A. HURLBUT, J. D. VERMILYE, JOHN L. RIKER, A. S. BARNES, S. B. CHITTENDEN,
J. G. MCCULLOUGH, T. S. MOORE, WM. M. RICHARDS, GEO. F. SEWARD.
GENERAL AGENCY
- OF THE 1
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK.
Assets, One Hundred and Fifteen Million Dollars.
RICHARD A. MCCURDY, President.
COMPANY'S GENERAL AGENCY BUILDING, Nos. 140-146 Broadway, NEW YORK CITY.
Applications for Insurance or for Agencies in the METROPOLITAN DISTRICT received at this address.
CHARLES H. RAYMOND, General Agent.
REAL ESTATE. MORTGAGE LOANS.
WILLIAM H. GRACE,
Manager of Estates,
LONG ESTABLISHED AND ONLY OFFICE,
45 WILLOUGHBY STREET,
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
N. E. cor. Jay Street. Open from 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
2,000 Houses For Sale.
See Printed List of Houses For Sale and To Let, at Office.
Heylar's
BONBONS
AND CHOCOLATES.
NOVELTIES IN
FANCY BASKETS
AND
BONBONNIERES.
863 Broadway, Bet. 17th and 18th Sts., 150 Broadway, Cor. of Liberty St.
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Norwood D. tavern-keeper, 44, John-ft. Nixon Themas, merchant, 229, Queen-it. Norwood R. earthenware merch. 19,Jno.ft Norton Ifaac & co. grocers, 142, Water-ft Nelfon William, capt: 26, Water-ftreet Nichols Lewis, merchant, 90, Wm .- ftreet Newton Jofeph, builder, 2, King-ftreet Nitchie John, ftarch and hair-powder ma- nufacturer, 7, Garden-ftreet
Nathan Simon, merchant, 44, Broad-ureet Norden Van Luke, fhopk. 3, Maiden-lane Norris Rich. porter-houfe, 3, Broad-ftreet Neilton William, merchant, 40, Dock-ft. Neifman P. merchant, 16, Frontftreet Nicholas W. merchant, 4, Beekman-flip, Nicholas J. merchant, 4, Garden-ftreet Nath Henry & co. , Broadway
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Ofwald Eleazer, printer, 25, Water ftreet Ogden Samuel, merchant, 14, Water-ft. Ogilvie Mrs. fhopkeeper, 62, King-ftreet Ogfbur Alex. shopkeeper, 31, Smith-ft. Otterfon A. tailor, 17, Hanover-fquare Oudenaarde Marinus, mercht. 19, Han.fq. Onderdonk, J. doctor, 21, Beekman-ftreet Ogden Lewis, efqr. mercht. 41, Dock-ft. Oothout & Dumont, merch. 13, Smith-it.
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Powel Henry, tailor, 31, George-free. Paoefhels Leonard, tailor, 12, Geo .- itreet Parker William, painter, 80, Queen-ftreet Pierfeall & Pell, merchant, 205, Q. ftreet Pearffel Tho. merchant, 203, Queen-ftreet Prior Edmond, merchant, 195, Queen-ft. Parfons James, merchant, 194, Queen-It. Platt Wm. paper hanger, 61, Queen-ftreet Pearfall and Embree, watch and clock- makers, 43, Queen-ftrect
Planton J. fhopkeeper, 173, Water-ftrect Pattan Edward, tailor, &c. 179, Water-ft Pendleton D. merchant, 67, Water-itreet Pugfley John, merchant, 84, Wm. ftreet Pintard John, merchant, 16, Wall-ftrect Phelan Joze, clergyman_ of the church of Rome, I Beckman freet
Pothout John, merchant 13, Smith-Street Panton Francis, merchant, 38, Wall-ftreet Parker Daniel, auctioneer, 23, Wall-freet Phacanon P. baker, 19, Duke-ftreet Poftlethwait Jas. Capt. 25, Duke.ftreet Pierce J. efq. 14, Dock-ftreet
Prexel J. painter, 25, Cherry-Street Philips Richard, 5, Cherry-ftreet Parks John, fhoemaker, 10, Cherry-ftreet Poft Jothan, butcher, 8, Cherry-ftreet Pexton James, carpenter, 72, Broadway
tarin's Jity, River & Harbor Transportation 0.
OFFICE-PIER 18, N. R., FOOT OF CORTLANDT STREET.
CONSIGNMENTS OF FREIGHT forwarded (as directed) to any part of the world. Unequalled facilities for dispatch. Through rates given and bills of lading procured. Orders received for delivery of all kinds of freight and merchandise to any part of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING, river and harbor lighterage-freight of every descrip- tion promptly lightered to any point in the harbor at reasonable rates. Steamboats, barges, and groves to charter for excursions.
STEAMERS JOHN H. STARIN AND ERASTUS CORNING for New Haven, leave Pier 18, N. R., foot of Cortlandt Street at 9 P. M., daily, and New Haven at 10.15 P. M. (Saturdays excepted).
FREIGHT FOR ALL POINTS ON D., L. & W. R. R. received at Piers 19 and 41, N. R. For New Haven and points East at Pier 18, N. R.
THE STARIN SHIP-YARD AND IRON WORKS, Port Richmond, S. I. Dry Dock, Machine, and Boiler Shops. Everything appertaining to the construction and repair of vessels.
STARIN'S GLEN ISLAND-America's Day Summer Resort. New York, Fort Hamilton, and Bath Beach Line Pavilion Pier, foot of Cortlandt St.
THE INTERNATIONAL EXPRESS, City, Domestic, and Foreign.
MAIN OFFICE :- 322 Canal Street, near Broadway.
BRANCH OFFICES :- 469 Greenwich Street, corner Watts; 42d Street and 7th Avenue; Pier 18, foot of Cortlandt Street, N. R .; 101 Mercer Street; Broadway, corner Fulton Street; Sixth Avenue, near 125th Street, NEW YORK.
P.W.Gallaudet
BANKERS,
COMMERCIAL PAPER, STOCKS & BONDS,
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
WALL STREET, COR. BROADWAY.
HENRY FITCH, JR., Member N. Y. Stock Exchange.
NEW YORK.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY.
THE OLDEST,
THE LARGEST,
THE MOST COMPLETE.
The difference in price for the use of the various Agencies is rarely more than Twenty- five per cent. Now, to save this paltry percentage, spread over an entire year, some are disposed to content themselves with a second-rate Agency. A moment's reflection ought to convince those who so decide that the saving thus made is most unwise, for the following reason : presuming that an Agency, to be worth anything, must have at least 5,000 sub- seribers, by accepting a rate lower, say even by $25, relinquishes an income of $125,000, which, if received and judiciously spent, would make a very great difference in the quality of its information. The subscriber, by saving his $25 a year, thus deprives himself of the advantage of an expenditure of $125,000 per year. But a really first-class Agency, that has, say 20,000 subscribers, by its insistence on the payment of even this additional $25 as a remunerative rate, thereby adds to its revenue $500,000. If the subscriber can, by the payment of $25, secure all the advantages of a judicious expenditure of a half a million dollars, by persons in whom he has confidence, directed by long years of experience and with machinery in perfect working order, is there, in the whole course of his business, an expenditure that will pay him a better return than this $25 additional ?
R. G. DUN & CO., 314 & 316 Broadway, and 83 Wall St., N. Y. ALSO AT 110 BRANCH OFFICES.
MODEL BATH ROOMS
The undersigned manufacture Fine Plumbing Materials, such as are required and used in work where quality and not price is the consideration. Among the specialties manufactured and controlled by them may be mentioned THE "ROYAL" PORCELAIN BATHS, THE "BRIGHTON" and "HELLYER" WATER- CLOSETS, THE "MODEL" SLOP-SINKS, THE " TUCKER" GREASE- TRAPS, "DOHERTY" SELF-CLOSING COCKS, THE "FULLER" FAU- CETS, and THE "PEMBERTON " BASIN AND BATH. They have handsome Showrooms in New York, Boston, and Chicago, where these and other appliances may be seen fitted up with water connected. A visit to these rooms will prove suggestive and instructive to those who contemplate building or remodelling their plumbing.
The New York Showrooms have recently been refitted, the various types of Bath-rooms being a prominent and suggestive feature.
THE MEYER-SNIFFEN CO., Limited, 46 & 48 Cliff St., New York.
BRANCH SHOWROOMS:
91 Adams Street, Chicago.
1 Pemberton Square, Boston.
N. B .- Suggestions for Bath-room Interiors mailed on Application
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Picken, dancing mafter, I, Smith-ftreee Pollock Geo, merchant, 24, Water-ftrect: Pearffe John, 37, Crown. ftreet Palmer John, jun. 8, Rutgers-ftreet Pozer Jacob, baker, 29, St. James-ftreet Pollock Carlile, infurance-office, 24, Wat.ft. Platt Richard, broker, 27, Water-ftreet
Quincey J. inftrument-mak .. 199, Water-ft R
Robinfon Mrs. 14, George-ftreet Richardfon J. merchant, , Broadway Rifrarg Peter, tavern-keeper, 26, Geo -ft. Rickey Alexander, carman, 13, George-ft. Ruffel Jofeph, carman, 121, Queen-ftreet Ronnells James, carpenter, 107, Queen-ft. Ricker Henry, cabinet-maker, 87, Q. ft. Rogers Leon. breeches-mak. 55, Broadw, Roome Henry, merchant, 57, Broadway Rogers & Lyde, merchants, 200, Q. ftreet Rogers M. merchant, 26, Queen-ftreet Robins Ezek. & Enoch, hatters, 31, Q ffr. Rofen G. ale & porter houfe, 131, Wat.ft. Rofe Jofeph, diftiller, 135, Water-ftreet Rofe J. hair-dreffer, 141, Water-ftreet Rofewell J. iron-monger 174, Water-ftreet Roberts Michael, goldfmith, 42, . Han, fqa Rytter Daniel, tailor, 180, Water-ftreet
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Rylander Mrs. Thopkeeper, 10, Wm. ftreet Ramage John, miniat. painter, 25, Wm.ft. Rutledge William, joiner, 214, Water-ft. Robertfon Chas. fhopkeeper, 83, Wm. ft. Reiley Robert, fhoemaker, 5, L .· Queen-ft. Remfen John, merchant, 29, King .ftreet Robuck Jarvis, cork-cutter, 54, King-ft. Renfon Wm. and co. merchts, 39, Broadft. Rogers John Dr. minifter of the united prefbyterian congreg. 7, Naffau-ftreet Ritter John, tailor, 54, Naffau-itreet Roy Le Jacob & Sons, merchts, 31, M. lane Relay Henry, merchant, 30, Maiden-lane Ritter Peter, jeweller, 51, Broadway Richardfon John, fhopkeeper, 30, Smith-ft: Roberts Robert, hatter, 24, Smith-ftreet Retfon & Bayard, merch. 4, Hanover-fq. Remfen Henry, merchant, 8, Han. fquare Robertfon Alex. merchant, 12, Han. fqu. Roberts M. Mils, milliner, 42, Wall-Street Ramfay John, merchant, 51, Wall-street Rhodes Tho. boarding & lodg. So, Wat.ft. Rierwick James, merchant, 7, Dock-ftreet Rofeumen Richd. tin-man, 37,L. Dock ft. Rkiffum Peter, merchant, 7, Peck's-flip. Remfen W. & J. grocers, 7 Whitehall Romaine Nicholas, 3, John-ftreet
Renfon IIenry, fhoemaker, 32 Cherry-ftreet Ritter Michael, goldfmith, 24, Flymarket Refler J. tallow-chandler, 34, Broadway,
THE DECORATOR AND FURNISHER
HOME DECORATION.
THE DECORATOR
AND FURNISHER
VOLUME XI. A magnificently illustrated magazine, devoted entirely to suggestions for decorating and furnishing the home.
Economical as well as costly means for furnishing the home, shown in special designs and illustrations.
All written upon and illustrated by THE MOST PROMINENT WRITERS and ARTISTS in this country and Europe.
NO PERSON WHO HAS A HOME, OR EXPECTS TO HAVE ONE, SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
For the succeeding year the journal will pre- sent new features in the way of Colored Plates, Supplements, Articles on Sanitary Matters, Economical Furnishing, Furnishing of Country Houses, &c.
Subscription, $4 per annum. Single Copies, 35c. Trial Subscription, for Three Months, $1.
Nos. 30 & 32 East 14th Street, New York City.
30 & 32 East 14th Street, New York.
WHEN THIS DIRECTORY was first published all house- keepers used SOFT SOAP-they made it. To-day it can be had, DONE UP IN PAPER, and perfumed. Price, 10 cents.
- TRY A PACKAGE OF
THON CENTED
OAP
Made from Puro Rafinad Vegetable Olla, Borax, Etc.
MAKES 15 LBS. WHITE PERFUMED CURD SOAP.
Saves Money, Time, Labor, and Clothes.
Scourene (Blue Wrapper with Red Band.)
THE BEST SCOURING SOAP MADE.
For Cleaning Paint, Windows, Floor Cloths, Marbles, Bath Tubs, etc.
POLISHES Tin, Brass, and all Metal Wares.
REMOVES Stains, Grease, etc., from Carpets, Clothes, Walls, etc.
Sold by all Grocers-5 cents.
THE SIMONDS SOAP CO.,
38th Street and N. R., New York City.
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Rofs Mrs. grocer, 37, Broadway Richardfon J. jeweller; 69, Broadway Read & Bogardus, merchts. 244, Q.ftreet Read Jocob, merchant, 7, William-ftreet Roofevelt & Son, fugar-refiners, 159, Q. it. Raydock & Warr, merchants; 49, Qu. ft. Randall Son & Stewarts, merchts. 10,H.fq. Robertfon Robert, merchant, 73, Wm.ft. Robertfon Robert, merchant, 81, Wm. ft. Richards Smith, grocer, corner of Qld Slip and Little Dock-ftreet Rofton R. Edward, 191, Queen-ftreet
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Spering Henry, fhoemaker, 66, Broadway Shea George, merchant, 1, Hunter's-Quay Sutten Kellep, thopkeeper, 8, George-ft. Shea Patrick, livery-ftables, 5, George-ft. Stanton Jafper, grocer, 3, George-ftreet Snell Elizabeth, ichool-mittrefs, 117, Q.tt .. Steftrich G. baker, 150, Queen-ftreet Seaton Mrs. boarding-fchool, 25, Smith-ft. Sutton Wm. ropemaker, 104, Smith-ftreet Stringham Jofeph, Captain, 110, Smith-ft Snoe & Hay, fhoemakers, 84, Smith-ftre: c Shattel John, fhoemaker, 93, Smith-ftreet Slyhum Benj. Captain, 96, Queen-Street Sebring Barlet, 28, John-ftreet
Steventon Hay & co. merchants, , Q ft. Sands, Stephen, clock & w. mak. 199, Q. fb
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Sanfon, Murray & co. merchts. 182, Q.ftr: Sands Jofhua, merchant, 73, Queen-ftreet Smith T. fhoemaker, 58, Queen-ftreet Seamen Willet, merchant, 57, Queen-ftr. Stites John, merchant, 180, Queen-ftrect Scott & co. 44, Queen-ftrect
Saidler James, merchant, 34, Queen-ftreet Service Rob. & Geo. merchants, 27, Q. ft Shotwell & Embree, merchants, 21, Q.ft. Scriba & co. merchants, 17, Queen-ftreet Sickles Gart. fhoemaker, 166, Water-ft. Stewart R. tobacconift, 42, Hanover-fq. Sarly & Barnwell, merchants, 193, Wat it Salter & Chetwood, merchants, 8, Wm. ft Starr Jofeph, fhopkeeper, 12, Water-ftreet Shaw John, merchant, 213, Water- ftrect Smith P. Wm. apothe, 205, Water-ftreet Sharp Mrs. merchant, 29, Water-ftreet Sears & Smith, merchants, 62, Water-ftreet Seaman John, grocer, 66, Water-ftreet Stephenfon Mrs. 24, Maiden-lane Sinith Jane, fchool-miftrefs, 72, King-ft. Smith R. tailor, 35, King-ftreet Steel Stephen, coachmaker, 8 1, King-fireet Schermerhorn Sam. fhip-chand. 13, Prin ft Stoughton Thomas, 9, Princefs-ftreet. Silva Roiz Joze, 1, Beekman's-ftrect
Staples J. grocer, 5, Maiden-lane. Stewart John, fhopkeeper, 51, Maiden-la. Shrupp Henry, tavernkeeper, 20,Smith-ft
IOS. B. UNDERHILL. DIGAR A. SLOTE.
DANIEL L. CORNELL. FRED. J. BROWN.
Underhill, Alote& Cornell®
MEN'S, YOUTH'S, AND BOYS'
LOTHIERS, TAILORS, and OUTFITTERS
IEN'S AND YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT.
WE SHOW THE USUAL ASSORTMENT OF STANDARD AND PLAIN GOODS IN ADDITION TO ONE OF THE FINEST SELECTED STOCKS OF FANCY FABRICS IN ALL THE POPULAR SHADES AND SHAPES.
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
NEW SHAPES MADE FROM FABRICS CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO US. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BOYS' STOUT SIZES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SHIRT WAISTS IN LINEN, PERCALES, FLANNELS, ETC.
(USTOM DEPARTMENT.
WE IMPORT DIRECT FROM THE FIRST ENGLISH HOUSES, AND OUR STOCK IS UNEQUALLED.
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
IMPORTED LINES OF ENGLISH NECKWEAR, GLOVES AND HOSIERY, WHICH WITH A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF OUR BEST MAKERS, OFFERS A LARGE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
746-750 Broadway Corner edstor Place.
SHARKEY'S MONUMENT WORKS,
(ESTABLISHED IN 1843.)
5 TH AVENUE, 23D AND 24TH STREETS,
ONE BLOCK EAST OF THE MAIN ENTRANCE TO
Greenwood Cemetery, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Monumental Work of a Superior Quality, from all the best grades of LIGHT, DARK, or RED GRANITES, and from the American or Foreign Marble.
Parties contemplating improvements to their cemetery plots in any section of the country, upon consulting with us, we will furnish designs, plans, and proper estimates of the cost, etc. We execute work, no matter how elaborate or plain, of Granite, Marble, or other material. We also give careful attention to the finer Memorial Tablets, and in the matter of special designs and work have had very gratifying success. We shall still continue to make this depari- ment a special feature, and shall be happy when solicited to meet or consult with any who desire our services.
To those preferring to select from our stock on hand rather than to order, we offer of good designs and work, and of approved material and at low prices, the largest manufactured stock carried by any single concern in this country. Parties seeking monuments or other work for immediate erection or for ship- ment will find this stock very desirable.
To those not having time to call personally, we will send designs and esti- mates upon request.
Soliciting your orders, correspondence, or a personal interview, we are,
Respectfully,
THE SHARKEY MONUMENT WORKS.
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Seam an John, furrier, 20, Hanover-fquare Simmons John, tavern-keeper, 63, Wall-ft. Smith T. efq. '9, Wall-street
Shepherd John, merchant tailor, 2 r, Wall-ft Stediford G. auctioneer, 34, Wall-ftreet Sherred S. Painter, &c. 14, Broad. ftreet Sickles Henry, joiner, 26, Broad-ftreet Simpfon Solomon, 31, Broad-ftreet Stewart J .. 4, Duke-ftreet
Stewart Alex. merchant, II, Duke-ft. Sidell John, tailor, 21, Duke-ftreet Storm & Sickles, grocers, 35,L.Dock-ftr Smith & Wikoff, merchants, 7, Old-Slip Saltonfall & Mumford merchts, 30, Bur.il. Saunders T'ho. fhipchandler, 31, Burl. flip Shaffers D. tavernkeeper, 54, Chatham-row Spingler Henry, grocer, 7, Chatham-row. Stout Benj. merchant, 6, Golden-hill
Sheafe Henry, boat-builder, 47, Cherry-ft. Simmons John, fhip-carpenter, 46, Ch. ft. Shelly J. chair-maker, 50, Cherry-fireet Sickels M. cooper, 34, Cherry- ftreet Shonnard J. merchant, 29, Cherry-ftreet Sheafe Henry, grocer, , Partition-ftreet Saunders N. Fred. fhopkeeper, 42, Broadw. Scank Abraham, grocer, 52, Broadway Soderftrom Richd. conful of Sweden, 63,
1 Broadway
Stewart & Jones, fhip-chand. Murray's-wh. Shaler & Sebor, merchants, 15, Duke-ftreet
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Stakes J. grocer, 49, Wm. ftreet Sacket Jofeph, doctor 46, Wm. ftreet Smith Rachael Mrs. milliner, 59, Wm. ft. Singlair Hugh, grocer, 60, Wm. ftreet Stewart Auguftus, merchant, 7, Dutch-fir. Steuart Archibald, merchant, 68, Wm. ft. Shippey Jofiah & co. merchants, 43, Little-Dock-ftreet
Stevenfon Tho. auctioneer, 4, Murray's-w. Sadler and Bailie, merchants, 9, Han. fq. Shedden, Patrick, & co. merchants, 206, Water-ftreet
Schuyler, furgeon, 2, Hanover-fquare,
Smith Elias, 5, Magazine-freet Stevens & Hubbell, merchants, 1 4-5, Wat.ft Smith Nathaniel, perfumer & comb-mak- er, 185, Queen-itreet Stackhoufe H. grocer, 16, Cherry-frect
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Teller, doctor, tavernkeeper, 24, Geo. ft. Tap William, accomptant, , George-ft. Thompfon Thomas, farrier, 141, Q. ftreet Teller & Vredenburgh, hatters, 146, Q. ft. Tierman Gabriel, tavernkeep. 111, Q. ft. Thompfon George, butcher, 128, Q. ft, Titus Henry, lodging, &c. 30, Queen-ft. Tear John, linen draper, 54, Broadway Taylor John, & co. 225, Queen-fireet Thomas Thomas, copperfmith, 206, Q. ft.
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OFFICE HOURS, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
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Depository, San Francisco : H. A. MATHEWS, 615 Powell Street. Depository, Auf tralia : W. A. PRATT, Petersham, Sydney, N. S. W. Sub-Depository, London, England JAMES THOMSON, 10 Marl Street, Wandsworth, S. W. Depository, England : WILLIAM GARNER, Frodsham, Cheshire. Canada Depository : E. W. D. KING, 58 Churc Street, Toronto.
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a large proportion of whom had previously been sick for years after unsuccessful treatme) by the best physicians of all schools, different sanitariums, various natural resorts, sho of nostrum mongers, and months of hygienic traveling.
A valuable pamphlet and treatise will be sent free to any address, containing stat ments and commendations of our OXYGEN treatment from some of the most distinguish. persons (who have been cured), including letters from the Hon. Wm. D. Kelley, of gre Congressional fame ; Rev. Victor L. Conrad, of the Observer ; Rev. Charles W. Cushin Editor-in-Chief of the American Reformer ; Hon. William Penn Nixon, Editor of t Chicago Inter-Ocean ; Frank Siddalls, Esq., of Philadelphia, the great advertiser; Jose Wild, Esq., Importer, 82 and 84 Worth Street, New York, and many others who have be cured.
Those in ill health are cordially invited to call or send for our treatise, and see h highly these eminent and other persons bespeak the praises of our Compound Oxyg treatment.
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Tom Thomas, grocer, 165, Water-ftreet Thompfon & Forbes, fhopk. 176, Water-ft Turrell E. merchant, 9, Wm. ftreet Turner John, merchant, 17, Wm. ftreet Thompfon Wm. captain, 28, Wm. ftr. Thompfon Thomas, tailor, 58, Water-ft Taylor Wm. fhoemaker, 47, Maiden-lane Thurman John, efq. 58, Cherry-ftreet Thomas John, houfe-carptr. 9, L. Queen-ft Taylor John, merchant, 23, King-ftreet Trent doctor, 16, Naffau-ftreet
Telyan V. chair-maker, 2, Broad-ftreet Tinker Jas. Capt. 15, Little George-ftreet Tiflee N. Capt. 33, Cherry-ftreet Turrell E. merchant, 9, Maiden-lane Tower J. grocer, 10, Cherry-ftreet Tillery James, doctor, 89, Broadway Thomas William, grocer, 242, Q. ftreet Tuck, Daniel, & co. merchts. 3, L. Dock-ft Turner William, fhoemaker, 35, Wm. ft. Thompfon Alex. & John, merchants, 63, William-ftreet
Turner John, jun. merchant, 79, Wm. ft.
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Varick Wm. merchant, , Broadway Undrey Andrew, 125, Queen-ftreet Ufiah Burgh, fhoemaker, 128, Queen-ft Ulick Wm. dancing-Mafter, 29, John-ft Van Rants Mrs. 55, Queen-ftreet E
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Vandyk Francis, chocolate-mak. 48, Q. ft Uftick Wm. merchant, 35, Queen. ftreet Van Voorhis& Cooly, filverfmiths, 27, H.fq. VickabM' &.Cummin, merchts. 13, Wm.ft. Vanderbilt Oliver, fhoemaker, 4, Water-ft Underhill & Vernon, goldfmiths,41, Smithft Van Tuyl Andrew, 46, Smith-ftreet Van Horn David, 58, Smith-ftreet Vanley John, tailor, 12, Princefs-Street Vredenburgh W. John, 46, Dock-ftreet Vacher John, doctor, 9, Fair-ftreet Vanbleck Abram. doctor, Dyes-itreet Van Cortlandt Mrs. 40, Broadway Vicker M. J. merchant, 39, Maiden-lane Uftick Wm. merchant, 33, Queen ftreet Van Pell T. merchant, 41, Wm. ftreet. Vredenburgh, 145, Queen-ftreet
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