Trow's New York city directory. 1857, Part 249

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

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YORK & LUDLAM,

D OMESTIC

DRY GOODS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. 57 LIBERTY STREET, New York.

STILES P. YORK, DAVID S. LUDLAM.

DRY GOODS RETAIL.

D. CROCHERON,

W HOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN FAN- cy and Staple

DRY GOODS,

No. 221 Greenwich street. between Vesey and Barclay-sts., New York. Silks, Shawls, Mantillas, Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets, Vestings, &c.

REMSEN & DINGEE,

204 & 206 SIXTH AVENUE (ONE DOOR below 14th street),

IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.

DYERS.

NEW YORK DYING & PRINT- ING ESTABLISHMENT,

STATEN ISLAND -OFFICE, 45 JOHN ST., N. York. Every variety of Silk, Cotton & Woollen Dying, executed promptly. Also, Printing on Silks and other Fabrics. A large assortment of Printed Pongee Hakfs., various styles and patterns, always on hand and for sale.

S. M. W. BROOKS, Scc., SAML. MARSH, Pres.

STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYING ESTAB- lishment .- Office, 3 John street, N. Y. (2 doors from Broadway).

Solicit orders for Dying Merinoes, Paramattas, De- Laines, Shawls. Silk, Woollen and Fancy Goods of every description. Satin and Taffeta Ribbons, Gimps, Fringes, Galloons, and other Trimmings, Dyed and Refinished with great success. Also, ladies & gents' Garments. BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO., 3 John street (2 doors from Broadway), N. Y.

DYE STUFFS, &c.

WM. PARTRIDGE & SON, MPORTERS, DEALERS & MANUFACTU-

RERS OF

DYE STUFFS, DYE WOODS, ACIDS, &c., No. 27 CLIFF STREET, New York. ALSO,

Terra Japonica.

Divi Divi,

Sumac, and other Tanning Articles.

ELECTRO PLATER.

B. F. EATON,

ELECTRO PLATER,

AND MANUFACTURER OF MILITARY & SADDLERY ORNAMENTS AND CREST'S, No. 70 BOWERY (IN THE REAR), NEW YORK.

ELECTROTYPERS.

LOVEJOY & WHEELER,

ELECTROTYPERS, WHITE STREET (OVER N. Y. & N. Haven R. R. Depot), Room 33, N. Y. Fac-Similes of Wood Cuts and all kinds of Type- work and Copper-plate Engraving, made to order, by the Electrotype process, in a w rkmanlike manner.

JOHN F. TROW, BOOK & JOB PRINTER,

HAS REMOVED TO Nos. 377 & 379 BROADWAY, Cor. of White street, N. Y., Office up stairs.

Stereotyping, Electrotyping, & Bookbinding done promptly, and in the best manner.

ENGINEERS.

PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS & CONTRACTS, prepared for High and Low-pressure Engines, Mill Machinery of every description .. and Locomo- tive work. The same superintended while under construction. Steam Vessels, Engines and Machinery bought and sold.

CHAS. W. COPELAND, No. 66 BROADWAY.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

ENGRAVERS.

AUBERT & HAMANN,

D IE SINKERS & ENGRAVERS IN GENER- al, Letter Cutters, Book Binders' Stamps, Name; Flower and Seal Punches, and Silversmiths' Roll- ers,

No. 82 DUANE STREET, 3d Floor, NEW YORK.

WILLIAM A. BAILEY,

562 Broadway,

GENERAL ENGRAVER OF DOOR, NUMBER, Church Pew, Steamboat Number and State Room Plates, &c. Also, Wedding, Visiting, At Home, and Business Cards, engraved and printed in the neatest possible manner ; Seals, Coats of Arms, &c .; over fifty different styles of Piano plate patterns. Old Ware Replated, at the Old Established Stand.

J. N. GIMBREDE,

L EADER OF FASHION IN CARD ENGRA- ving, and Importer of Stationery, 588 Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel. Only Depot in New York, for coloring Initials on Note l'aper and Envelopes. Cop- per Platc Printing Offices connected with the estab- lishment, giving greater facilities for the quick ful- filment of large wedding card orders. N. B .- No engraving in Initial Stamping done for the trade.

F. K. KIMMEL,

ENGRAVER,

COPPER PLATE & LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTER,

84 NASSAU ST., NEAR FULTON, NEW YORK. Business, Wedding, Visiting & Ball Cards, Bill- Heads, Manufacturers & Importers' Labels. Engraver and Die Sinker.

W. H. THOMPSON,

169 WILLIAM STREET, COR. OF BEEKMAN, Book Binders' Designer and Stamp Cutter, Classical Allegorical and Pictorial Stamps, Die Sink- er and Engraver of Diplomas, Cards, Stamps and Seals of every description.

Eight Medals, Gold and Silver, awarded in New York, Boston and Philadelphia.

ENVELOPES.

TTNITED STATES GOV'MENT ENVELOPE Factory, 167 & 169 Pearl street, cor. of Pine .- Having duplicated their machinery for supplying the Government contract, are prepared to supply Envel- opes of every variety of pattern. style, size or color ; having now at least double the facilitics of any other manufacturers, one moment's consideration will sat- isfy the most sceptical that we can sell at materially reduced prices. GEO. F. NESBITT & CO., Sta- tioners & Printers, 167 & 169 Pearl-st. cor. of Pine.

ESSENTIAL OILS.

HASKELL, MERRICK & BULL,

TMPORTERS OF A GREAT VARIETY OF Foreign Essential Oils, direct from the distillers and makers. Agents for Boranger's French Patent Balances, Phillips' White Wax, Finest French and Italian Virgin Olive Oil, also English refined Borax, &c., &c.

44 Cedar Street, New York.

EXCHANGE.

WILLIAM E. HAWS, EXCHANGE,

COLLECTION AND BANKING OFFICE,

No. 142 Canal Street, corner of Thompson, Under People's Bank.

New York.

FAUCETS.

HAYDEN, ELING & SANDERS,

BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTUR- ers of

WATER, STEAM AND GAS COCKS, And every variety of BRASS WORK,

For Plumbers, Machinists, Gas Companies, &c. 806 Pearl Street, New York.

A. C. MCKINLEY & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF

BRASS COCKS AND WATER CLOSETS, No. 119 Walker street, New York, Five doors east of Centre street.

A. C. MCKINLEY, W'M. NICOLL. Plumbers' and Coppersmiths' Brass Work on hand, or made to order.

McNAB, CARR & CO., ANUFACTURERS OF

BRASS FAUCETS, PLUMBERS' BRASS WORK,

Steam and Gas Cocks, Oil Cups, also McNab & Carr's Petent Globe Valves, Gauge Cocks, &c. No. 133 Mercer Street, New York.

J. S. PAYNE & CO., BRASS COCK MANUFACTURERS.

Every description of Plumbers' Brass Work con- stantly on hand.

No. 204 Greene Street, Between Bleecker and Amity.

J. S. PAYNE, J. D. SMITH.

N. H. SMITH,

AND 50 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK, Manufacturer of

JOHNSON'S COMBINED FILTER;

Soda Water Apparatus; Water, Steam and Gas Faucets, of every size and variety ; Plated Faucets, &c., &c., Silver Plating and Gilding. Plumbers' Faucets and Table Ware of every kind, Plated or Replated, in the best manner and on the most rea- sonable terms.

FANCY GOODS.

ALTHOF, BERGMANN & CO., S UCCESSORS TO ALTHOF BROTHERS, AND J. Ahlborn & Co., Importers of

TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,

54 Maiden Lane and 29 Liberty Street,

New York.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BRIDGE, FORBES & BURDICK,

N 08. 14 & 16 DEY STREET, N. Y., Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Fancy Goods, of every variety. Conbs, Buttons, Brushes, Perfumery, Jewelry, Watches and Clocks, Pins, Needles, Per- cussion Caps, Cutlery, Whips, Porte-monnaies, Ladies' Reticules. Carpet Bags, Musical Instruments, Win- dow Shades, Paper Hangings, Stationery, Hosiery, Threads, &c., for sale at low prices.

CHANDLER, FOSTER & CO., HOLESALE DEALERS IN

FANCY GOODS, Jewelry, Combs, Brushes, Bellows, Perfumery, Stationery, dc.,

81 Maiden Lane,

New York.

JOHN DERAISMES & CO.,

(FORMERLY DERAISMES & BOIZARD),

88 WILLIAM STREET, UP STAIRS, NEAR Maiden Lane, Importers of French. English and German Goods, Brushes, Hooks and Eyes, Per- cussion Caps, Glass Shades, Druggists' Articles, Fan- cy Jewelry, Accordeons, Work Boxes, Purses, Spec- tacles, Suspenders, Perfumery, Clocks, &c., &c., &c., New York.

GABAUDAN & HILL,

TMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in

FANCY GOODS, Perfumery and Druggists' Articles, 47 Maiden Lane.

A. W. GABAUDAN, { JOHN R. HILL. New York.

GROESBEECK & CO.,

30 MAIDEN LANE. NEXT TO THE CORNER of Nassau street, New York, Importers and Jobbers of

FOREIGN FANCY GOODS,

German Toys (in original packages), Fire Works, Chinese and Indian Curiosi- ties, Fishing Tackle, &c.

JOHN HAAS, MPORTER OF

GERMAN AND FRENCH TOYS,

Kid Dolls, Dolls' Heads, Marbles, Slatcs, China Allees, Artificial Flowers, Fancy Articles, Willow Baskets, Games, Segars. &c. No. 183 Greenwich st., (up stairs), next door to Merchants' Exchange Bank, corner Dey street, New York.

I. HAMBURGER & CO.,

I MPORTERS OF GERMAN AND FRENCH Fancy Goods, 100 William street (up stairs), New York. Meerschaum, China, Stone, Italian and Clay Pipes ; Pipe Bowls and Covers in great variety ; Se- gar Cases. Porte-monnaies. &c., Amber Meerschaum, China and Horn Segar Tubes; Walking Canes, Hair Oil and Fancy Soap. Snuff and Tobacco Boxes of German Silver, Brass, Tin, Papier Mache, Horn, Composition and Wood.

HART & LEVY,

UCCESSORS TO MARK LEVY AND BROTH- er, Importers of

FOREIGN FANCY GOODS, Staple and Fancy Stationery, No. 49 Maiden Lane, New York. Orders to import on commission will receive at- tention.

EDWARD HEN,

23 LIBERTY ST., IMPORTER OF FRENCHI and German Fancy Goods, also Smokers' Arti- cles, Clay Pipes of all kinds, Real and Imitation' Meerschaums, Hookas and other Turkish Water Pipes, adapted for one or more smokers; Amber Meerschaums; Horn and China Segar Tubes; To- bacco and Snuff Boxes; Segar Cases, Matches, Turk - ish Tobacco, Walking Canes, Show Figures, &c.

KELLER & LINGG, MPORTERS OF GERMAN, FRENCH AND L English FANCY GOODS,

Musical Instruments, Strings, Beads, Snuff and To- bacco Boxes, Segar Cases, Buttons, Perfumery, Toys, Catholic Goods and Pipes. 86 William Street (up stairs),

New York.

CYRUS J. LAWRENCE,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic

FANCY GOODS,

Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Threads, Jewelry, Per- fumery, Musical Instruments, &c., &c. Sole pro- prietor of Lawrence's Oriental Cologne Water. No. 29 Chambers street, up stairs, rear of City Hall, New York.

"MPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FOREIGN and Domestic

FANCY GOODS, Yankee Notions, Jewelry, &c., &c. 47 Vesey Street, Below Church street, New York.

CHARLES MULLER & CO., MPORTERS OF

FANCY GOODS, Cutlery and Looking-Glass Plates, and Manu- facturers of Looking-Glasses, 120 William Street, near John, New York.

LOUIS ROSENFELD & BROS., I MPORTERS OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND English

FANCY GOODS AND BUTTONS,

Nos. 33 Liberty Street and 50 Maiden Lane, up stairs, New York. Sole Agents for Dr. Goldmark's Percussion Caps.

STRASBURGER & NUHN,

65 MAIDEN LANE AND 85. 87 AND 89 WIL- liam street (Entrance 65 Maiden Lane), New York, Importers of

German, French and English

FANCY GOODS AND TOYS, French China and Glass Ware, Musical Instruments, &c., &c.

A. WALLACH,

(Of the late firm Amson & Wallach),

IMPORTER OF FANCY GOODS, NO. 36 Maiden Lane (near Nassau street), New York.

Porte-monnaies, Segar Cases, Ladies' Reticules, Buttons, Fans, Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Ac- cordeons, Toilet Boxes, Cutlery, Purses, Cornelian and Jet Goods, &c.

MAYER & BROTHER,

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

WARD, DICKSON & CO., (Formerly Builly, Ward & Co.,) TMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in French, German and English FANCY GOODS, Fans, Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, Buckskin and Leather Sacs, Cabas. Accordeons, Violins, Work and Dressing Cases, Druggists' Articles, Stationery, &c. 41 Maiden Lane, New York.

WETZLAR & TAUSSIG,

TMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, GER- man, and Vienna Fancy Articles of every de- scription.

BUTTONS, CUTLERY, BRUSHES, Perfumery. Porte-monnaies, Cornelian Goods, Vienna and German Matches, &c. No. 15 Dey street, New York.

LEOPOLD WETZLAR, WILLIAM TAUSSIG.

FERTILIZERS.

PREPARED GUANO, $25 PER TON OF 2,000 lbs. It wil raise three or four Crops and improve the Land. It prevents potato rot, rust, &c., and de- stroys insects and worms, Superphosphate, $40 per ton of 2,000 lbs. A highly concentrated manure.

Both the above are considered far superior to im- ported Guano, by hundreds who have used them .- Manufactured and sold by Kentish & Co., 159 West Street, New York. Established 10 years.

FISH.

HENRY V. SCHENCK, HOLESALE DEALER IN

MACKEREL, SALMON, HERRING, Pickled and Dry Cod Fish, &c. 126 WEST STREET, Between Fulton and Dey Streets,

NEW YORK.

FISHING TACKLE.

THOMAS H. BATE,

35 MAIDEN LANE, MANUFACTURER OF Superior Needles, FISH HOOKS, RODS, LINES, And all descriptions of ISHING TACKLE, Patentee of the Serpentine Spinner, allowed to be the best Bait ever made for Trolling.

J. & J. C. CONROY,

TTO. 65 FULTON STREET, REMOVED FROM No. 52. Importers and Manufacturers of FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE, in all its branches. wholesale and retail. Also, all kinds of Nets and Fykes.

A Gold Medal awarded for the best articles of the above. The trade supplied on reasonable and ac- commodating terms.

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

ALBRO & HOYT,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND MANU- facturers of

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, WAREHOUSE, 76 John Street, and 29, 31, and 33 Platt Street, NEW YORK.

BAILEY & COUCH,

YOMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLE- sale dealers in FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,

Table, Stair and Carringe Oil Cloths, Enamelled Japan Cloths, Mattings, Mats, &c. 72 JOHN STREET,

NEW YORK

43 JOHN BROOKS, JOHN STREET. AGENT FOR. CLAASSEN & CO.'S AÍ.BANY FLOOR OIL CLOTH WORKS.

JOHN McALONEY, MANUFACTURER OF CARPETINGS,

ASTORIA, L. I.

Office, No. 43 John Street, NEW YORK.

FORGES.

PORTABLE FORGES.

FREDERICK P. FLAGLER, SOLE MANU- facturer of Queen's Patent Portable

FORGE

AND BELLOWS,

For Blacksmiths, Jew- ellers and Coppersmiths. Wholesale and Retail No. 210 Water Street, Manufactory at Peeks- kill, NEW YORK.

FURS.

HERPICH & STADLMAIR,

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF all kinds of FANCY FURS, Wholesale and Retail,

No. 43 MAIDEN LANE,

NEW YORK

Shipping Furs bought at the highest market prices

LEOPOLD LANG,

URRIER, IMPORTER AND MANUFAC- turer of

LADIES' FANCY FURS, Wholesale and Retail,

No. 39 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK N. B .- Furs Taken for keeping during the Summer.

F. W. LASAK & SON,

520

BROADWAY. LATE 19 JOHN STREET. Established in 1823.

Russian, American and Hudson's Bay Co. FURS.

A full and complete assortment of manufactured FURS, and Skins of every description, on hand and to order. All Goods warranted as represented.

QUEEN'S PATENT FORGE.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

40 MAIDEN LANE. CHARLES H. ZUGALLA,

Importer and Manufacturer of FINE FURS, AND MILITARY BEAR CAPS. Shipping Furs Bought.

FURNITURE.

JOHN DUNN,

D EALER IN NEW AND SECOND HAND

FURNITURE, No. 203 Spring street, near Sullivan, NEW YORK.

Cash paid for second-hand Furniture, Kitchen Ware, &c., &c.

ENAMELLED FURNITURE.

TTORACE F. FARRINGTON, MANUFACTUR- er and dealer in Ename led and Grained COTTAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE, in all patterns and colors, and elaborately decorated in Landscape. Flures and Flowers. Purchasers in want of this new and fashionable style of Furniture, are requested to call and examine at the Manufactory and Ware-rooms, 46 and 49 Wooster street.

A of Fashionable LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT

PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, in suits or otherwise. Also. an extensive supply of the celebrated Premium Cottage Bedstead, with Mattresses, Spring Beds, Bolsters and Pillows to fit. Il'otels and others supplied with every article in his

line at the lowest rates. JOHN'S. HICKS,

Successor to Win. C. Gardiner, 60 Beckman St., cor. Gold.

C. A. SCHINDLER,

F ASHIONABLE FURNITURE MANUFAC. tory and Warehouse.

NO. 169 CANAL STREET,

Between Varick and Hudson, NEW YORK. Seasoned Materials, Substantial Workmanship, new and Original Designs, and the Highest Finish, at moderate prices.

GAS WORKS.

C. R. WOODWORTH & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF PORTABLE GAS Works, No. 74 Wall street, New York, and at Yonkers, N. Y.

This Company is prepared to construct Gas Works of any capacity, from that required for a Private Dwelling, Hotel, Factory or Church, to such as will supply a. Town or Village. The extreme simplicity of these works, their economy and perfect safety, re- commend them to the public as well worthy of atten- tion.

The material used for manufacturing the Gas, is a cheap Oil, made from Rosin, supplied at twenty cents per Gallon, and yields more, and richer, and purer Gas, than any other known substance. Each gallon of oil will produce over one hundred cubic feet of Gas, which is more than equal to two hundred feet of Coal Gas. The space required for a complete ap- paratus for family use, is 10×12 feet, and is put up or the premises for $350. Larger apparatns put up at proportionate prices. Any other information may

at any time be had, by application to the Office of the Company, in person or by letter, accompanied al- ways by a statement of the number of burners re- quired, and the length of time they will be burning. This invention is no longer a matter of experiment ; its practical utility & peculi r adaptation to the wants of those residing beyond the limits of City Gas, has been for more than two years tested, within, and in the immediate vicinity of our own City, and in all the principal cities in New York and Pennsylvania. Office of the Company, 74 WALL STREET.

References to parties who have our Invention in use :

Coleman & Stetson, Astor House, N. Y.

D. Devlin. cor. Broadway & Warren street.

A. Bell & Sons, 25 Park Row.

C. M. Connolly, 45 Water street.

Bartlett Smith, 152d street.

Union India Rubber Co., 41 John street

Wm. H. Hays, 95 Wall street.

Wilson & Brown, Beaver street.

T. McNamee, of B. McN. & Co.

D. H. Brooks, Port Chester.

John Thomas, Irvington.

Josiah Macy, Rye.

Chas. Bartlett, Poughkeepsie.

J. Swinburn, White Plains.

A. A. Dunlop, West Troy.

T. C. Foote, Dobb's Ferry.

John Johnson, Islip.

D. Gale, Hotel, Lake George.

R. L. Franklyn, Riverdale.

H. L. Atherton, 24 Park Place.

Wm. D. Cromwell, 26 & 23 Park Place.

Jacob Willets, Bayside, L. I.

Mrs. Townsend, Flushing, L. I. .

S. Laird, Mansion House, Long Branch.

P. Rider, Aquidneck House, Newport, R. I. I. E. Peck, Chicago.

I. B. Turner, Pres. Chi. & Gal. R.

H. Drinker, Montrose. Pa.

B. P. Getty, cor. Washington and Morton. Methodist Church, Yonkers.

S. G. Doughty, do.

Henry Dubois, do.

T. R. Hibbard, do.

W. W. Woodworth, do.

GAS FITTERS.

J. BRIDGE,

Y AS-FITTING AND FIXTURE ESTABLISH- I ment, 7 Bible House, 43 Fourth av., (opposite Astor Place), New York.

A large assortment of the newest and most unique designs of Chandeliers, Pendants. Brackets, Pillar & Mantle Ornaments always on hand. Old Chandeliers, etc., Bronzed and Gilt, and also altered for Gas. Gas introduced into Churches, Hotels, &c.

JOHN JOHNSON & BROTHER, AS FITTERS PLUMBERS & ENGINEERS, G

Gas & Water for Dwellings. in the City or Coun- try, Estimates for Gas Works, for Dwellings, Towns and Cities, at our Manufactory, 111 East 1Sth street. Chandeliers, Brackets, Pendants, Fountain- Jets, &c., &c.

LALOR,

AS FITTER &

PLUMBER, 387 BOWERY, New York.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BROWN & HELME, LAS FITTING ESTABLISHMENT.

G CHANDELIERS & GAS FIXTURES, No. 38 EAST 13th STREET, Between Brouduay and University Place, NEW YORK.

THOMAS CARTER,

G AS FITTER & PLUMBER,

205 BOWERY, NEW YORK. Stores, Dwellings, and Public Buildings, Fitted with all kinds of Gas and Water Fixturcs.

CURTIS & ALEXANDER,

M ANUFACTURERS of Chandeliers. Pendants, Brackets, Pillar and Mantle Ornaments, and every variety of Gas Fixtures, 13 Canal street, cor. of Elm, (between Broadway and Centre street), New York. Old Chandeliers Cleaned and Re-finished; and all kinds of Brass Work Bronzed, Rc-gilt, and Re-Finished, in every style, and restored to its orig. inal appearance. Old Chandeliers taken in exchange.

MUSSINAN & WILLETT,

MANUFACTURERS OF GAS FIXTURES & Brass Work, Gas and Steam Fitting of every description.

Gas Stoves, Portable Gas Works, Picture Rods with sliding Hooks, Speaking Tubes, Mouth Pieces, Silver-Plating, Bell-Ilanging, &c.

47 ANN STREET. Jobbing punctually attended to at short notice.

STEPHEN PHILBIN'S

AS FITTING & FIXTURE WAREROOMS, X 331 Fourth and 3 Barclay street, (one door West of Broadway) & 707 Broadway. Gas Fixtures of every description. Plumbing in all its various branches.

JAMES H. RAYMOND,

N EW YORK STEAM & GAS FITTING AND Brass Finishing Establishment, 170 & 172 CENTRE STREET, (Opposite Canal street.) Stores, Dwellings, Factories, &c., fitted with Steam and Gas. Jobbing attended to at the shortest notice.

GILDERS.

H. FERSENHEIM,

76 BEEKMAN STREET, Manufacturer of BERLIN GILT MOULDI GS, and Ornamental Frames, Looking Glasses, Mirrors, &c. Always on hand a large stock of Gilt. Rosewood, Black Walnut & Mahog- any Mouldings.

GLASS.

P. AYRES & CO.,

444

BROOME STREET 'one door West of Broadway),

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FRENCHI & AMERICAN WINDOW, Coach and Picture Glass, White Leads, Zinc, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, &c.

AMERICAN GLASS COMPANY,

MANUFACTURE & KEEP CONSTANTLY on hand at their Warehouse, PLAIN, MOULDED & CUT FLINT GLASS WARE, IN ALL ITS VARIETIES, AL80, Druggists' and Perfumers' Ware of ull kinds. WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, No. 178 Pearl street, New York. (Factories at South Boston). D. BURRELL & Co.

AMERICAN PLATE GLASS CO.

ANUFACTURERS OF ROUGHI PLATE M Glass, suitable for

SKY-LIGHTS, FLOORS & PAVEMENTS, 1-4, 3-8, 1-2, 5-3, 3-4, 1 to 2 inches in thickness. OFFICE, 420 Broadway, New York. Factory, Williamsburgh, L. L.

BAY STATE GLASS COMPANY.

W AREHOUSE, 191 PEARL STREET, BE-

teen Maiden Lanc and Cedar street, New York. Represented by J. Neidlinger. Manufacture all kinds of Ware for the Crockcry Trade, Druggists, Perfumcrs, Confectioners, &c. Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp Glasses, &c. Manufactory, East Cambridge, Mass,

Warehouse in Boston, No 44 Kilby street.

JOSEPH E. BRENNAN, EALER IN GREEN, BLACK AND AMBER

Glassware, Druggists' Glasswarc, Wine, Gin, Ale, Porter and Mineral Bottles, Pickle and Preserve Jars, Mustard, Sauce and Spice Bottles, Demijohns. Flasks, &c. 73 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK. Particular attention given to private moulds.

THE BROOKLYN FLINT GLASS COMPANY, manufacturers of Plain, Cut. and Pressed Glass- ware, of Flint and Bohemian colors. Patent Spring Lanterns, Gilliland's Patent Dioptric Lens, Ship .. Steamboat, and Railroad Signals, Webb's Patent Oil Stand, Hanging and Side Lamps, Chandeliers, Gi- randoles, &c., & C. ONLY WAREIIOUSE, 30 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, New York City.

EARL DOUGLAS & SON,

TO. 38 MAIDEN LANE, (UP STAIRS), IM- porters of Fancy. Bohemian, Silesian, Venctian, French & English Rich Cut Glassware, Glass Prisms, Chandelier Ornaments, Lamp Pcdestals, Smoke Bells. Biscuit Statuary, Terra Cotta Ware, Druggists' and Perfumers' Glassware, Rich Cut Castor Bottles and Plated Castors.

THOMAS D. MOORE & CO., BOSTON & SANDWICH & NEW ENGLAND GLASS COMPANIES, WAREHOUSES, Nos. 87 & 89 WATER STREET, NEW YORK.

RICHARDS & CO.,

73 BEEKMAN, ST., MANUFACTURERS OF Sheet Glass, from 24×30 to 40 × 60,and Jackson, Monroe & Bank's Window Glass, Double Thick Glass, Plain and Figured, Enameled and Flocked Glass, Colored & Fancy Glass.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

GLASS CUTTER.

R. T. HARTSHORNE,

G LASS CUTTER,

68 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK, Has constantly on hand all kinds of Cut Decan- ters, Tumblers, Goblets, &c. Solar Globes, of all descriptions : Window Glass, of all colors, cut for Private Dwellings, Steamboats, &c. N. B .- All orders punctually attended to.

GLASS STAINER

216

HENRY SHARP,

(LATE SHARP & STEEL,)

SIXTHI AVENUE,

GLASS STAINER, AND DECORATIVE PAINTER.

GLOVES.

BONDY, BROTHERS & CO.,

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

G ENT'S FASHIONABLE FURNISHING BA- zaar and Glove Depot.

LEWIS & SEACORD, 655 BROADWAY,

Stuyvesant Institute, NEW YORK.

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of every descrip- tion. Shirts and Collars made to order by complete measurement.

T. M. LEWIS, DANIEL F. SEACORD.

WETZLAR & TAUSSIG,

15 DEY STREET, MANUFACTURERS OF Buckskin Gloves, Gauntlets, Mittens, & Leath- er, Elastic and Money Belts.

GLUE.

RAEDER, DELANY & ADAMSON, MANU- facturers of Glue, Curled Hair, Raw Hide Whips, and Sand Paper.

225 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.

WILLIAM B. PARSONS & CO., 290 PEARL ST. (near Beekman), N. Y. Manu- facturers of and Dealers in Glue, Curled Hair, Moss, Hide Whips, Emery, Emery Cloth, Pumice,&c.

GOLD LEAF.

W. H. KEMP,

FIRST PREMIUM MANUFACTURER OF Gold and Silver Leaf. Dentist's Foil Plate, &c. No. 95 Canal street (2d Block from Broadway), NEW YORK.

Gold, Silver and Metal Bronzes, of every descrip- tion, Wholesale, Retail and for Exportation. Gold Leaf warranted to Burnish.

GOLD PENS.

H. H. HOUGHTON & CO. SUCCESSORS TO Bagley, Houghton, & Co., Manufacturers of Gold Pens, and Gold and Silver Pencil and Pen Cases, under A. G. Bagley's Patents. No. 1 Maiden Lane, NEW YORK. C. F. NEWTON.

H. H. HOUGHTON,

J. MACONNELL, MANUFACTURER OF

GOLD PENS, Gold & Silver Pencils & Pen Cases, 23 MAIDEN LANE, & 52 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.

A. MORTON & CO., ANUFACTURERS OF

GOLD PENS,

Gold and Silver Pencil and Pen Cases,

25 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.

JOHN H. RAUCH,

MANUFACTURER OF

GOLD PENS, PENCILS & PEN HOLDERS,

AND GOLD PATENT EXTENSION CASES,

19 Maiden Lane, New York.

GOLD REFINERS.

H. SOLOMON & CO.,

G OLD AND SILVER REFINERS, ASSAYERS,

SWEEP SMELTERS, &c.

West 14th street, between 10th and 11th Avs., and 45 Ann street,

New York.

GRATES AND FENDERS.

CONOVER & WOOLLEY, GRATE AND FENDER MANUFACTURERS,

Wholesale and Retail, 103 Canal street,

JAS. S. CONOVER,

New York. JAS. L. WOOLLEY.

A. HAMPTON,

RATE AND FENDER

MANUFACTURER, 60 Gold street,

New York, Between Fulton and Beekman.

WM. H. JACKSON,

Formerly W. & N. Jackson & Sons, GRATE AND FENDER MAKER,

891 Broadway, one door above 19th street. Constantly on hand Enameled, German Silver and Electro Bronzed Grates of American and English patterns.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

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Trow's New York city directory. 1857, Part 249

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