Trow's New York city directory. 1857, Part 247

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886
Publication date: 1857
Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow
Number of Pages: 1056

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Dutilh Sarah, h 51 King Eaton Margaret, 98 Ludlow Edens Catharine. 7 Allen Edgar Hannah M. 437 Eighth av. - Edwards Ann, 8 Av. D Efferen Louise, 84 Centre Ehehalt Josephine, 179 Canal Elgreen Ann, 96 Allen Evans Marv. h 76 Columbia Fagan Catharine, 127 Greenwich av. Farrell Marv Ann, 17 Essex Farrington Mary, 199 W. 15th Feely Margaret, 105 Crosby Ferguson Mary, 312 Stanton Ferris Marilla, 181+ Orchard Ferry Hannah, S Desbrosses Findlay Jane, 254 W. 24th Fisher Catharine, 1 Second Fischer Sophia, 226 Av. A Fitz Anne, 105 Madison Flender Phebe, 241 Bleecker French Catharine, 186 E. 86th Fritz Ann, 105 Madison Gage Hester. 190 Elm Gambel Margaret, 133 Norfolk Garabrant Martha, 666 Greenwich Gardner Hester, 50 Essex

Garner Maria, 162 W. 15th Giglet Mary, 214 Church Gilbert Jane, 262 Seventh Gisner Susan, r 62 Grove Glass William, 189 E. 24th Golder Letty, 261 Third Gomley Mary. 64 Vandam Gosman Jane, 432 Grand Gould Susan. h r 170 Amos Green Catharine, 24 Twelfth Greisel Catharine E. r 130 W. 80th Guest Mary Anne, 220 Church Gustin Betsy. 31 Grand Hallett Ann M. 553 Ninth av. Hanford Elizabeth A. 299 W. 18th Harris Elizabeth (col'd). 163 Leonard Hartell Louisa, 206 E. 33d

Hartrick Matilda, r $02 W. 17th Havens Amanda, h 127 E. 33d Haynes Anne, h 146 Varick Haywood Rachel, 82 W. 41st

Hellmuth Sabina, 47 Centre Henry Sarah, 355 Eighth Herbert Alice. 5 Troy Herty Louisa, 192 Seventh Hetherington Jane, 369 Bowery Hill Eleanor, h 42 Scammel Hinds Mary, 141 E. 36th Hirschel Christine, 94 Av. A Hodge Arabella. 39 Ridge Hoffmann Mathildis, 50 Av. B Hopping Mary A. h 69 W. 15th Houseman Sarah. 22 Spring Howard -, 25 Columbia Hubert Christopher, Canal n Forsyth Hudson Sarah, 217 W. 17th Humbert Elsie, 21 Suffolk Hurley Ann R. 251 Second Irish Harriet, h 220 W. 26th Jennings Sarah, 380 Tenth Jester Frances J. 193 W. 42d Johnson John (col'd), 198 Church Johnson Phebe A. hr 104 Macdougal Johnston Elizabeth. h 132 W. 24th Joiner Louisa (col'd), h 121 Broom Jones Alice, h 220 Church Jost Sabine, h 209 Av. A Junck Catharine E. h 87 Essex Kauth Moniker, h 57 Av. A Keeler Sarah, h 55 Hester Kennedy Mary, 3 Second Kent Anne, 5 Desbrosses Keyworth Jane, 254 E. 23d Kindred Mary E. 363 Sixth av. King Louisa, 106 Division

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NURSES.

Klein Regina, 164 Third Koerner Eliza, 18 Av. C Korsensky Hepzibah, h 355 Tenth Kunkely Christina, 141 Delancey Lamb Rosanna, 175 E. 12th Lane Charlotte, h 43 E. 20th Latham Martha, 85 Forsyth Laux Jane F. 28 Av. B Lawrence Elizabeth. 682 Water Lawrence Martha, 126 Eldridge Leary John. r 14 Roosevelt Leazenbee Jane, 308 W. 29th Lebart Clemence, 394 Eighth Legrand Jane HI. 59 Bedford Leon Louisa, 36 Thomas Lester Elizabeth. 783 Greenwich Levi Mary, r 94 Baxter

Lewis Elizabeth, h r 147 W. 81st Lindsay Mary, 216 W. 16tb Lindsley Mary A. Sixth av. n W. 46th Logon Letitia, 643 Hudson Love Rebecca, r 167 W. 13th Lovegrove Mary, h 10 Jones Lovell Jane, h 402 Sixth av. Lundy Catharine, 264 Broome Lynch Margaret, 218 E. 13th Lynch Thomas. 189 E. 24th Lyon Anna, r 172 Ludlow McCnne Charlotte, 1S1 W. 15th McCarty Mary, r 21} Monroe McDonough Mary, 1S1 E. 23d McDonald Eliza, h 171 Wooster McDonald Sarah, 123 Hammond McDougall Elizabeth, 57 Carmine McDuffie Cynthia. 5 Attorney McGowan Ann, 303 W. 25th McGrath James, h r 13 Mott Mckay Anne, 74 King Mckay Mary, 60 Clarkson McKee Mary, 445 Third av. McKee Mary, 105 Hamersley Mckenzie Jane, SO King Mckeon Mary, 163 Av. B McVey Catharine, 264 Grand Madden Rachael, h 1SS E. 21st

Maguire Catharine. h 213 Wooster Maher Mary, r 476 Pearl Manuel Susannah, 934 W. 26th Martin Louis, 159 Greene Maseck Josephine, 107 Eldridge Matherson Sarah E. h 193 Mott Mayo Mary, 148 W. 16th Mason Mary, 118 W. 35th Merritt Julia, h 406 Ninth av. Messinn Matilda, h r 115 Essex

Metzler Louisa, 294 Fifth Meyer Amelie, 304 Honston Middleman Frydah. 9 Elizabeth Miller Isabella, 159 W. 30th Morrow Elizabeth, 75 Watts Morse Margaret, 66 Amos Monfort. Helen, 160 W. 15th Mornoch Isabella, 90 Hamersley Morris Susannah, 125 E. 25th Mullenan Patrick. r 139 Elizabeth Myler Mary, 192 Sixth av. Noble Jane, 13 Third av. Newbury Susan A. 384 Sixth av. Nolan Bridget E. 139 E. 24th O'Donnell Martin. 303 Eighth Ogilvie Mary, 111 Sullivan Ormsby Mary. 447 Second av. Orr Jane, 26 Jefferson Parish Catharine A. 15 Wooster Parker Caroline T. 377 Bleecker Parrotte Clarissa. 1954 E. 23d Peinstaedtler Catharine, 25° Av. A Personett Ellen. 267 W. 30th Pettifer Elizabeth, 312 Rivington Phillips Deborah, 27} Morton Piggott Sarah S. 12 Norfolk Potter Elizabeth, h 220 W. 17th Poulin Louisa. h 156 Prince Powell Elizabeth, h 2S7 Ninth av. Power Catharine, 1S6 W. 86th Powers Catharine, 1S6 W. 36th Powers Charles, 140 W. 20th Potter Elizabeth, 220 W. 17th Poulin Louisa, 156 Prince Price Anna, 802 Third Price Margaret, 91 Wooster

Prinz Rosa, 229 Rivington

Reinstaedtler Catharine, 257 Av. A Reilly Margaret, 121 E. 29th Reyher Dorothea, 412 Eighth av. Richards Sally, 106 W. 36th

Robinson Robert (col'd), 49 Watts Roe Lydia, 82 Clinton Roff Maria, 109} Greene Rogers Ann, 274 Tenth

Rogers Catharine T. 862 Broadway

Ross Mary C. h 153 Second Row Anna, 641 Hudson Runyan Maria, 241 Spring Ruskamp Catharine M. 112 Greenwich

Ryan William, h 392 Bowery

Sanford Lucy, r 215 Sullivan

Sator Catharine, 40 Av. B Schneider Christina, 54 Av. B Schulden Catharine, 114 Pitt, h 222 Stanton Schweis Elizabeth, h 195 Second

Scriber Amelia A. r 277 W. 83d

Seguin Mary A. 19 Suffolk

Sefridge Martha, 20 Minetta

Severance Mary A. 119 Allen

Sherwood Caroline. 64 Stanton

Sherwood Matilda, 644 Hudson

Shourt Elizabeth, 214 W. 4Sth

Silva Mary, 59 Hester Smith Ann, h 1S W. 12th

Smith Eleanor, 2 Commerce Smith Ellen. 2 Pike

Smith Mary H. 81 Rivington

Smith Margaret, h 139 W. 13th

Smith Mary. h 474 Hudson

Smith Temperance, h 522 Greenwich

Sofield Janet, 117 Charles Sommer Margaret. 611 Fourth Sparks Hannah, 162 W. 19th

Stahl Dorothea, h 47 Av. B

Stanton Mary, h 234 Third

Stemshorn Catharine, h 49 W. 52d

Stone Alexander. 67 Greene Stone Matilda, 76 Canal Straight Julia, b 245 W. 25th Sullivan Eliza, h 213 Canal

Tanner Catharine, 240 W. 19th

Terhune Charlotte, 91) Suffolk

Thomson James, 303 First av.

Thomas Martha, (col'd.), 10 Leonard

Thurston Margaret, 299 Third av.

Trotter Eliza, 423 Greenwich

Turner Catharine, 140 W. 19th

Turner Elizabeth, h 234 W. 89th

Turner Elizabeth, h 258 W. 27th Turner Mary. h 59 Barrow

Vanpelt Elizabeth, 204 Eighth av.

Vindy Shad. 95 Eim Visscher Eliza, h 84 Charles

Vreeland Mary, h 218 Delancey

Vroom Maria, h 4S3 Greenwich

Valentine C; therine, 201 Stanton

Vannote Catharine, 7 Commerce Vandell Isabella, h 58 Columbia Vanonter Eliza, 243 W. 25th Wade Mary. h Ninth av. c W. 40th Waldmann Magdalena, h 26 Av. B Walton Marv, 177 Seventh av. Ward Ann, 89 W. Eleventh Waterman Almira. 3 Attorney Webb Emilie R 19) E. 21si Welsh Shary. 135 W. 16th Weltz Mina, 150 Second White Eliza, r 124 Wooster Willett Susan E. h 73 W. 27th Whigham Harriet A. h. 450 Third av. Whitlock Julia. h 202 Wooster

Whitney Catharine, h 89 Eighth av. Whittemore Marinda, h 120 E. 86th Whittlesey Marian H. h 61 Orchard Williams Sarah, 344 Ninth Wilson Sarah. h 274 Tenth Winans Priscilla, h 114 Eighth av. Winer Benjamin, 90 Ridge Winterble Mary, 265 Third Worden Challey, h Sixth sv. n W. 51st Wray Elizabeth, h 2S5 First av. Young Ellen, h 28 Commerce Young Hannah, h 44 Perry

Snuley Sarah, h 174 Waverley pl.

Sutcliff Elizabeth. h 106 Attorney

Sythe Mary, 342 Front

WILSON'S

NEW-YORK

COMMERCIAL REGISTER,

TO ACCOMPANY

TROW'S

NEW-YORK CITY DIRECTORY,

FOR THE YEAR ENDING

May 1, 1857.

5-172105M JALOHOMMOD

BANCOSPPP

KEM-KORE GHIZ DIKEGŁOKA

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

ADJUSTERS OF AVERAGES.

HORACE J. MOODY AND JACOB R. TELFAIR,

A VERAGE ADJUSTERS AND INSURANCE Brokers, No. 93 Wall street, Phenix Building, New York.

Marine and Fire Insurance effected at short notice, and on the most liberal terms. Marine protests noted and extended.

SATTERTHWAITE BRO'S,

A D.JUSTERS OF AVERAGES, INSURANCE Brokers and Notaries Public, No. 36 Wall street, National Bank Building, New York.

THEO. B. SATTERTIIWAITE," JOHN B. SATTERTIIWAITE,

THOS. W. SATTERTHWAITE. S Marine Insurances effected.

AMBROTYPES.

TOMLINSON & CO. TTAVE OPENED A GALLERY AT 447 Broadway, for the production of these beauti- ful pictures. They are sealed between glass plates, enduring as long as the glass itself. The principle is patented, and we have the exclusive right to use it in this city. Those who claim to take them else- where impose upon the public.

No picture is genuine unless hermetically sealed and stumped patent.

ARCHITECTS.

CLEVELAND & BACKUS BRO'S,

ATECHANICS' BANK BUILDING, 33 WALL street, Architects.

H. W Cleveland, Sam'l D. Backus, Wm. Backus. Designs, Specifications, Working Drawings, furnished with care and promptness at usual rates. Dwellings, Churches, Country Houses, Monuments, &c., &c.

POTTER & ROBERTS,

ARCHITECTS,

No. 29 WALL STREET,

New York.

ARTIFICIAL LEGS.

ARTIFICIAL LEGS. " PALMER'S PATENT." M ANUFACTURED AT 378 BROAD- way, by PALMER & Co. At the World's Great " Exhibition of the Industry of all Na- tions," London, 1851 ; and at the Crystal Pal- ace, New York, 1853; the " PRIZE MEDALS" were awarded to these legs as " the best" in the world. Entire satisfaction is assured. REFERENCES .- Valentine Mott, M. D., Willard Parker, M. D., J. M. Carnochan. M. D., &c.

SELPHO'S ANGLESEY LEG,

W ITH HIS NEWLY INVENTED CYLIN- drical elastic joints (Patent applied for), made solely by Wmn. Selpho. 24 Spring street, N. Y. ALSO SELPHO'S ARTIFICIAL HAND, A new and useful substitute for a lost hand, so ar- ranged that the wearer can open and shut the fingers, grasp, &c., by means of the remaining stump. Fur- ther information on application or by letter attended to.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

L. DUHAIN JR.,

MPORTER OF FRENCH ARTIFICIAL I Flowers and Fancy Feathers. Also French and German Goods.

No. 55 John street, up stairs.

Correspondent and agent of the House of Messrs. Monet & Charreton, No. 11 Rue St. Joseph, Paris.

R. H. KNIGHT,

(LATE WITH LOWITZ & BECKER,) TMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN FRENCH Artificial Flowers, Wreaths, Bouquets, Feathers, and materials for flower manufacturers, No. 110 Chambers street, up stairs, New York.

ARTIFICIAL STONE.

AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY,

FFICE AND EXHIBITION ROOM, 340

O Broadway, New York. Orders from Architects. Builders, and others requiring Stone Ornaments of any kind are respectfully solicited.

JAMES HORNER, Pres.

Patent Rights for sale.

AUCTIONEERS.

WILLIAM IRVING & CO., 8 PINE STREET, AUCTIONEERS. PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE sale of Furniture at the residence of families. Will also hold regular Sales at their Store of Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Bronzes, Statuary, Furniture, &c. Store and Office, S Pine street. New York.

E. H. LUDLOW & CO.,

14 PINE-ST., NEW YORK, AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ALSO, Sales of Merchandise of all descriptions at Auction.

ALBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER AND BANKER, NO.4 BROAD STREET, NEXT TO WALL-ST., NEW YORK.

REGULAR SEMI - WEEKLY AUCTION Sales of Stocks and Bonds, every Monday and Thursday, at 12} o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange. Also special sales of the same on any other days when required. Sales also made of Real Estate, Ships, Steamboats, &c., &c.

First class Stocks, Bonds and Real Estate at Private sale, and Loans negotiated.

Interest allowed on all moneys deposited on trust, and Securities bought and sold at the Board of Bro- kers, strictly on commission.

AXLES.

S. E. SCRIPTURE & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR CASE L hardened or Steel converted Axles, both com- mon and Patent, of all kinds and sizes, 37 and 39 Greene street, Two doors above Grand, New York. Jobbing properly done. All of our work war- ranted.

WM. SULLIVAN, Agt.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BAGS AND BAGGING.

NOYES & WHITTLESEY, No. 80 WATER STREET,

NEAR OLD SLIP, NEW YORK. TTAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND MAN- ufacture to order,

BAGS AND SACKS-SEWED AND SEAMLESS, for all uscs, and of every desirable style and

quality.

They would especially call attention to their un- equalled facilities for

MAKING AND PRINTING

Bags or Sacks for Flour, Meal, Hominy, Buck- whent, Hams, Salt, Spices, &c., &c.,

all of which they furnish to order in the most ap- proved style of design and printing, and with quick- est despatch.

Also, Importers and Dealers in GUNNY BAGS AND BAGGING,

And various other kinds of THREAD AND TWINE, both Linen and Cotton, of which we are receiving continual supplies.

JNO. V. COLE & CO.,

ANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN all kinds of

BAGS, BAGGING, MATS, TWINE, &c., &c., 80 SOUTH STREET,

JNO. V. COLE, BENJ. FLANDERS & CO.

New York.

NEW YORK CORN EXCIIANGE

RAG MANUFACTORY, 125 AND 127 BROAD street. New York. B. E. CLARK. Manufac- turer and Dealer in Bags and Bagging, Osnaburgs, Sheetings, Seamless Bags, Duck, &c. Bags for Flour, Buckwheat, Salt, &c., Printed to order. Grain Bags for Shippers', Millers' and Farmers' use. Gunny Bags and Bagging. (" Shippers supplied with Bags and Sewers at the shortest notice. .

BAKERS.

SHIP BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERY.

ERASTUS TITUS & CO., 283 WASHINGTON street, New York, have on hand, and are con- stantly manufacturing, Soda Biscuit, Milk Biscuit, Wine Bisenit, Butter Crackers, Boston Crackers, Sugar Crackers, Water Crackers. Also, Pilot and Navy Bread, of the choicest quality, and which they offer upon the mnost reasonable terins, wholesale and retail.

BANK NOTE ENGRAVERS.

AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, NEW YORK. TOCELYN, DRAPER, WELSH & Co., BANK Note Engravers and Printers, St. Nicholas Bank Building, No. 7 Wall strect, New York. No. 119 Washington street, Boston, and

DRAPER, WELSH & CO.,

Corner of Chesnut and Third streets, Philadelphia.

BALDWIN, BALD & COUSLAND, ANK NOTE ENGRAVERS AND PRINT- ers,

B 40 Wall street, New York. BALD, COUSLAND & CO., 74 Walnut street, Philadelphia.

DANFORTH, WRIGHT & CO.,

BANK NOTE ENGRAVERS. NEW YORK, No. 1 Wall street; Boston, No. 228 Washington street ; Philadelphia, corner of Walnut and Third streets.

Successors to Murray, Draper. Fairman & Co; Danforth, Underwood & Co. ; Draper, Underwood, Bald & Spencer; Danforth, Spencer & Hufty ; and, Danforth, Bald & Co.

RAWDON, WRIGHT, HATCH & EDSON,

BANK NOTE ENGRAVERS, 48 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,

NEW YORK. Boston, Cincinnati, and New Orleans.

BASKETS.

L. B. SIMON,

I IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF FANCY BASKETS,

WORK TABLES, FLOWER STANDS, CHAIRS, &C., & C. NO. 152 BROADWAY, Between Liberty st. & Maiden Lane, New York.

CHARLES ZINN & CO.,

IMPORTERS OF FRENCH AND

EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY

GERMAN

OFALL NATIONS

NEW-YORK

1863

and Manufacturers of

CANE AND

WILLOW

FURNITURE

and

WORKSTANDS,

52 Maiden Lane and 31 Liberty street, near William st., N. Y. CHARLES ZINN, CITAS. G. THURNAUER.

BATH BRICK, &c.

BATH BRICKS, FIRE BRICKS,

AND TILES. &c.

.J. P. HAMMILL, 110 PEARL ST., ENGLISH Bath Bricks. Fire Bricks, Roman and Marble Cements. China Clay or Satin White, Bridgewater Malt Tiles, Pipe Clay, English Vitrified and glazed Stoneware. Water Pipes, Floor Tiles, De Burg's Su- perphosphate of Lime, Sulphate of Ammonia, Carbon- ate of Magnesia, Bone Black. Venetian Red, Ground Flint, and Cornwall Stones, &c., &c.

BATHING AND HAIR DRESSING.

DEMONET & MEYERS,

BATHING & HAIR DRESSING ROOOMS, 19 Cortlandt street, under the Western Hotel.

Principal Depot for their

INFALLIBLE HAIR DYE.

Private Rooms for Iluir Dyeing.

BASKETS. WILLOWS,

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BEDSTEADS.

CHARLES FARNHAM,

M TANUFACTURER & WHOLESALE DEALER in Bedsteads, Bed Posts, Table Legs, Balusters, Materials, &c., for the Northern and Southern Mar- kets, at

THE STEAM MANUFACTORY, No. 68 Duane street, New York.

JOHN P. KOCH,

ANUFACTURER OF IRON BEDSTEADS, of all kinds,

WASH & HAT STANDS, &O., In Mechanics' Institute, corner of Bowery and Di- vision street, entrance No. 10 Division street, (Up Stairs,) NEW YORK

FACTORY 165 Orchard street.

BELL HANGERS.

J. GARVEY & SONS,

BELL HANGERS.

TTOTELS AND PRIVATE HOUSES FITTED up with bis patent Annunciators, Bells, Speak- ing Tubes, Mouth Pieces, House Gongs, Railroad Bells, &c., &c.

20TH STREET ONE DOOR WEST OF BROADWAY.

BELTS.

BONDY BROTHERS & CO.

73 WILLIAM STREET, MANUFACTURERS of all kinds of Leather and India Rubber Men's and Boys' Belts, and Buckskin Gloves and Mittens.

S. H. DOUGHTY,

M ANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER LEATHER, SILK AND ELASTIC BELTS. for Ladies, Children and Men. Ladies' Elastic Garters, Bracelets. Sleeve Bands, Elastic Braids, &c., for the Jobbing trade. 28 John st., two doors from Nassau. Manufacturers' Agent for American Clocks.

WETZLAR & TAUSSIG, 15 DEY ST., MANUFACTURERS OF LEATHER, ELAS- tic and Money Belts, Pistol Holsters, Buck Purses, Gold Dust Bags, Gloves, Gauntlets, &c.

BILLIARD TABLES.

A. GOEKE,

F RENCH AND AMERICAN

BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTORY,

125 & 127 Worth street,

NEW YORK.

S. V. MOORE'S

BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTORY, NO. 106 Fulton street, (Late of 61 Ann street, and for- merly of the firm of Penn & Moore,) New York .- Where he keeps on hand, and makes to order, Bil- liard Tubles, of the best quality and workmanship. Also, for sale, BILLIARD CLOTHS, Silk and Worsted Pockets and Fringes, Cues, Maces, and Counters, Printed Rules for the Game. &c., &c. N. B .- Billiard Tables repaired in the best manner.

BILLIARDS.

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN N.YORK. O'CONNER & COLLENDER,

Manufacturers. importers and dealers in everything connected with Billiards. Billiard Tables in every style, of the best workmanship and materials, with a large stock of Trimmings always on hand. Orders by mail or express promptly executed at the lowest cash prices. 53 Ann street.

BLANK BOOKS.

ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTORY.

RUMRELL & BRO., 116 WILLIAM STREET, near John st. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Blank Books, Paper and Stationery. Pocket Dia- ries published annually and furnished to the trade at low rates.

All kinds of Morocco cases made to order.

BOATS, &c.

C. L. INGERSOLL & SON,

GREAT AMERICAN BOAT & OAR BAZAAR. Established in 1828.

Builders of some of the FASTEST BOATS on Record. The Stork. Chapman. Troubler, Adeline, Olie, and a host of others. From 100 to 500 Boats, and 300,000 ft. Ash Oars on hand. No. 250 South st. Opposite the Sectional and Balance Docks.

C. L. INGERSOLL, O. V. INGERSOLL.

BOILERS.

JAMES MONTGOMERY'S

L ATEST IMPROVED FUEL SAVING PA- tent Steam Boilers. The most economical and durable extant, suited for Coal and Wood burning Locomotives, Steamships, Boats. Iron Furnaces, Man. unfactories, Hotels, &c. The first cost is but little more, if any, than the common Boilers. James Montgomery, at the office of the Co., 4 Bowling Green, New York. John H. Hicks, Agt. for Proprietor, 90 Beaver st. Mortimer Livingston, 53 Broadway.

BOILER TUBES.

PROSSER'S PATENT.

VERY ARTICLE NECESSARY TO DRILL

E the Tube Plates and to set the Tubes.

Tubes for Artesian Wells, Pump Shafts, Line Shaft- ing, conveying Steam or Water, &c., screwed together, flush on both sides, or with couplings, either outside or inside; also expanded into flanges. Agents for Krupp's celebrated Cast-Steel for Shafts, Railway Axles, Tires, Plater's Rollers, Rifle and Gun Barrels, Cannon, &c. Thos. Prosser & Son, 2S Platt-st., N. Y.

BOOK BINDERS.

DARROW & WHITLOCK, C ENTRAL

JOB BOOK BINDERY, 102 CENTRE STREET,

Opposite the Tombs. New York.

All kinds of Cloth Binding and Pamphlets done with neatness and dispatch. A liberal discount al- lowed to the trade.

BOOK BINDERS' FURNISHING HOUSE.

E DMUND HOOLE,

BOOK BINDERS' TOOL CUTTER, AND GENERAL ENGRAVER,

NO. 160 WILLIAM STREET, New York.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BOOKS.

THE AMERICAN TRACT SO- CIETY,

150 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK. PUBLISH A large variety of Standard Practical Works, and BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG. Songs for Little Ones at Home ; Easy Lessons for Little Ones at Home; Morning Star, or Childhood of Jesus; First Foot- steps in the way of Knowledge, and other similar Works, beautifully illustrated.

DANA & COMPANY, PUBLISHERS,

IMPORTERS, BOOKSELLERS, NO. 881 BROADWAY, New York.

D. & Co. publish MEN AND TIMES OF THE REVOLUTION.

IVISON & PHINNEY,

(Formerly Mark H. Newman & Co.,) PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,

NO. 321 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Particular attention paid to School Books and School Stationery.

LEWIS H. EMBREE,

B OOKSELLER & STATIONER, 134 BOWE- ry. dealer in Music and Fancy Articles, a full assortment of everything appertaining to the business constantly on land.

Blank Books made to order, ruled to any pattern for Banks, Insurance Companies, or for Mercantile use. A full assortment of Stationery, Drawing Pa- per, &c., &e.

T. LYNCH,

65 NASSAU STREET, JOB LOTS OF BOOKS, Stationery & Engravings, Fancy Goods, &c. Job lots of the above goods from auction daily, both new and old. Just the place to buy Goods low.

T. LYNCH.

SHELDON, BLAKEMAN & CO.

PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STA- tioners, 115. NASSAU STREET, Between Beekman and Ann, NEW YORK.

S. B. & CO. are the Special Agents for the sale of the Publications of Gould & Lincoln, and John P. Jewett & Co., of Boston.

THOMAS N. STANFORD,

. (LATE STANFORD AND SWORDS,) BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER & IMPORTER, No. 637 BROADWAY, ( Between Houston and Bleecker,)

Has on hand a large assortment of Bibles, Prayer Books, and Theological Publications.

JOHN H. WATSON,

ISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, NOVELS AND Magazines,

Children's Books, Stationery and Blank Books,

603 BROADWAY, Four doors below Houston-st.

WILEY & HALSTED,

PUBLISHERS, IMPORTERS & BOOKSEL- lers, 851 Broadway.

Agents for the sale of Bagster & Sons, and T. & T. Clark's publications ; also, Agents for Trubner & Co., London ; F. Muller, Amsterdam; A. Asher & Co., Berlin. Books imported to order from England, France and Germany, by single copy or in quantity for the Public Libraries and Booksellers.

BOOTS & SHOES.

C. S. PARSONS,

F THE LATE FIRM OF A. BRAGG & CO.,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 96 BEEKMAN, NEAR PEARL, NEW YORK.

J. D. CORKINS,

GRAND cor. FORSYTH STREET,

269 MANUFACTURER OF

Gents' Patent and Calf Boots, Fancy and Staple

Gaiters and Shoes, Wholesale.

UPPERS. BOOT, SHOE & GAITER,

In every style, Wholesale and Retail, at J. D. CORKINS', 269 Grand, eor. Forsyth. New York.

WALKER, WORTH & CO., SUCCESSORS TO WHEELOCK & DANIELS,

MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES, No. 30 DEY STREET, NEW YORK.

PHINEAS WALKER, JOHN H. WORTH, THOS. W. WALKER.

BRASS MANUFACTURERS.

S COVILL MANUFACTURING CO .. 57 MAI- den Lane, N. Y. Manufactory, Waterbury, Conn. Sheet and Plating Brass, German Silver, Plated Me. tal, Brass Butt Hinges, Gilt and Plated Buttons, Lamp Reflectors, &c., &c.

N. YORK BRASS & MANUFACTURING CO.,.

TTNION STEAM WORKS. cor. 2d AVENUE & 22d street, Office, S+ John street.

J. HOPPOCK, NEW YORK, J. H. EARL. H. D. GAGE, W. H. HOPPOCK,

Manufacturers of Sheet and Roll Brass, Copper and Brass Tube, Brass Railings, Copper and Brass Wire, Ways & Astragals, German Silver, Tin Foil & Britan- nia Metal. Also. for sale, Pig Copper, Banca Tin.Spel- ter, &c. Gold, Silver, and other Metal rolled to order.

BREWERS.

DAVID JONES'

BREWING & MALTING ESTABLISHMENT,

In Sixth street, between Avenues B & C, NEW YORK MALT AND HOPS Supplied upon the most favorable terms.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BRITANNIA WARE.

B RITANNIA WARE, & PLATED GOODS .- Lucius Hart, Nos. 4 & 6 Burling slip, New York, at his long established stand, offers for sale a splendid assortment of Housekeeping articles of the finest quality. Britannia Metal, and also rich Double Silver Plated ware at wholesale and retail. In addition to shelf goods as above, he keeps a large supply of Me- tals for the wholesale trade, consisting of Block Tin, Lesd, Spelter, Copper, Antimony, Solder, Bisinnth, &c., all of which is sold at the lowest market rates.

BRONZE POWDERS.

HENRY BENDA & CO.,

104 WILLIAM ST., IMPORTERS OF GER- man and English Bronze Powders. Dutch Metals and Silver Leaf, from their own Manufactories, keep on hand a large a-sortment, of all kinds and shades, and offer it to the trade at the lowest rates and best terms.

J. BIRKNER,

TMPORTER OF GERMAN AND ENGLISH Bronze Powders, Leaf Metal, Silver Leaf, Half Gold, Composition Gold, Ultramarine Blue, etc., etc. 146 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.

BY LETTERS PATENT.

1851 DIPLOMAS OF THE AMERICAN IN- STITUTE, 1852.

L. BRANDEIS & CO., SOLE MANUFACTURERS IN THE UNITED STATES, OF BRONZE POWDERS, GOLD, SILVER AND METAL LEAF. FACTORY. BOND ST. BROOKLYN, OFFICE, 72 WILLIAM-ST., NEW YORK.

BRUSHES. CROSS & HOYT,

B RUSH MANUFACTURERS. LANSING- burgh, Depot 175 Pearl street, New York, where may be found a large assortment of Hair, Cloth, Shav- ing, Teeth, Paint, Varnish, Whitewash Brushes. &c., &c., at the lowest market prices. Dealers and others will End it to their advantage to call and examine our stock. CROSS & HOYT. 175 Pearl st.

F. P. FURNALD & CO., BRUSH WAREHOUSE &

MANUFACTURERS OF FEATHER & OTHER BRUSHES IN ALL VARIETIES. 219 PEARL ST .. NEW YORK. FRANCIS P. FURNALD. WM. H. WEED.

NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER HOUSE. BRUSHES of all kinds at wholesale and retail .- Cheaper than any other house in the U. S. Es- tablished 1925. David McMurray jr., proprietor of the American Steam Brush Manufacturing Co. Ware- honse, 252 Pearl street, New York.

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Trow's New York city directory. 1857, Part 247

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886 Publication date: 1857 Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow Number of Pages: 1056

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886
Publication date: 1857
Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow
Number of Pages: 1056