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CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM L'NOSCHIM. Meets 1st Wednesday in each month at 56 Chrystie. Joseplı Gratz, Pres .; Simon Warsawer, Sec.
GERMAN HIEBREW BEN. SOC., Grand n. Clinton. Joseph Seligman, Pres. ; N. Rossman, Treas., 11 Av. D .; L. Coschland, Sec.
The GRAND LODGE of the United Order of Free Sons of Israel of the State of New York meets in Feb. May, Aug., and Nov., at Av. C, c. Fourth. A. Metzger, G. M .; S. Rosenthal, G. P .; J. Hamburger, G. T .; Alexander Windecker, G. S., 174 Sixth.
LODGES. NIGHTS & PLACES OF MEETING.
Ncah, No. 1, Sunday, Av. C, c Fourth. 3, Tuesday, 249 Third.
Reuben,
Levy,
5, Wednes., “ 66
Aryeh, 6, Monday,
Issachar, 7, Thurs., 66
Zebulon, S, Monday, Av. C, c. Fourth. 66
Daughters Lodge, No. 1 meet
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HEBREW BENEV. SOC .- P. J. Joachimssen, Pres .; I. Hlaber, Treas. ; Alfred Lazarus, Sec. Meets 164 Greene.
HEBREW MUTUAL BENEFIT SOC .- A. S. Vanpraag, Pres .; A. S. Solomons, Sec. Meets quarterly at 164 Greene.
Jacob's Sons, No. 1. Meets every Sunday at 66 Essex.
MENDELSSOIIN BENEV. SOC .- J. B. Falk, Pres .; Lewis Kolb, Sec. Meets 1st Sunday in each month, 195} Bowery.
YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW BENEV. ASS'N FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF FUEL .- E. M. Swart, Prcs., 40 Rose ; E. Deyoung, Sec.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF LIB- ERALS meets at Military- hall, Bowery, every Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. William Scriven, Sec.
MASONIC.
* The M. W. Grand Lodge of the Ancient and Hon- orable Fraternity of FREE & ACCEPTED MA- SONS of the State of New York," meets at such commodious place as may be appointed, on the first Tuesday in March, June, September, and De- cember .- Officers: John L. Lewis, G. M .; J. W. Simons, D. G. M .; Finlay M. King, Sen. G. W .; C. F. Page, Jun. G. W .; James M. Austin, G. Sec .. office, Centre cor. Grand ; Charles L. Church, G. Treas. ; Rev. Salem Town, Rev. John Gray, and Rev. R. L. Schoonmaker, Grand Chap lains ; William H. Drew, G. Lecturer ; Sewall Fisk, G. Tiler.
SUBORDINATE LODGES meet every evening at Crosby c. Broome, & Centre c. Grand.
The Grand Emcampment of KNIGHTS TEM- PLARS meets at Buffalo on the first Tues- day in Sept .- C. G. Judd, G. M .; F. Chamber- lain, D. G. M .; H. H. Drew, G .; R. Macoy, G. R .; J. S. Perry, G. T.
Encampments in New York City.
Morton, No. 4, ineets 2d and 4th Friday, Centre c. Grand.
Palestine, No. 18, meets 1st and 3d Monday, Centre c. Grand.
The Grand Council of ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS meets annually in New York the Monday preceding the first Tuesday in June.
-N. O. Benjamin, G. M .; T. C. Edwards, D. G. M. ; J. Shove, G. Rec.
Washington meets 2d and 4th Thurs, 68 E. B'way. Adelphic meets 1st and 3d Wed., Centre c. Grand. The GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER meets at Albany annually on the first Tuesday in Feb. -J. M. Austin, G. H. P. ; S. Gilbert, D. G. H. P .; A. Willard, G. K .; G. N. Williams, S .; John O. Cole, G. Sec. ; William Seymour, G. Treas; Rov. Salem Town, G. Chaplain; Wm. Connolly, R. A. C .: John Peirce, G. Sen.
SUBORDINATE CHAPTERS in New York City, meet at Odd Fellows' Hall.
The SUPREME COUNCIL of Freemasons, for the Northern Jurisdiction of the United States, meets in Boston, (Mass.), at the call of the M. P. Sovereign Grand Commander.
CONSISTORY S. P. R. S. 32d Degree, Rose Croix Chapter, Council of Princes of Jerusalem, and Lodge of Perfection, working under the authority of the Supreme Council, meets 814 B'way, on the 2d and 4th Saturdays of each month.
THE SUPREME GRAND COUNCIL of Sov. Gr. Ins. Genl. of the 33d Deg. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the Northern Ma- sonic Jurisdiction sitting in the valley of New York .- M. P. Sov. Grand Commander : IIenry C. Atwood. Edmund B. Hays, Lieut. G. C .; Chas. W. Willets, Min. of State. Geo. L. Osborn, G. Sec. Meets quarterly.
SUB. CHIEFS OF EXALTED MASONRY.
(The meetings of the Grand Consistory are held monthly at the Audience Chamber, 281 Grand, the officers of the Supreme Grand Council presiding, as- sisted by all the members of the 33d degree.)
COUNCIL OF PRINCES OF THE R. S. 32D DEG Atlantic, meets Broadway c. Bleecker. Jerusalem, meets 281 Grand.
G. CHAPTER GR. ELECTED KNIGHTS OF KADOSH, meets 2S1 Grand.
CHAPTERS PRINCE OF ROSE CROIX DE- HERODIM.
Lafayette, No. 1, Eng. rit. meets Bowery c Delan- cey.
GR. COUNCIL PRINCES OF JERUSALEM, meets 281 Grand.
LODGE OF PERFECTION, meets 281 Grand.
SCOTCH SYMBOLIC LODGE, Foulhouze, No. 3, meets 281 Grand.
ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR; De Moley, No. 1, meets 281 Grand.
CHAPTER OF R. A. MASONS.
Orient, No. 1, meets Bowery c. Delancey, every Fri- day evening.
Keystone Council of Royal and Select Masters, meets at the close of the Chapter.
St John's Grand Lodge of the M. A. & H. F. of F. & A. MASONS. Officers :- George Ely, G. M. ; C. W. Atwood, D. G. M .; J. HI. Hyde, S. G. W .; Salmon Winchester, J. G. W .; J. R. Bresee, Sec.
Subordinate Lodges meet Bowery c Delancey, W. 25th c Eighth av., and Grand c Clinton.
United Grand Lodge of COL'D MASONS meets quarterly, 1st Wednesday in June, Sept., Dec., and March, at 42 Baxter. A. Elston, G. M .; J. R. Porter, S. G. W .; Charies. Horton, G. T. R. F. Wake, G. S., 99 Thompson.
Boyer, 1 meet 1st Mon., 42 Baxter. Selictia, 66 Tues,, 4 66 2
Rising Sun, 3
66 Wed.,
MUSICAL MUTUAL PROTECTION ASSOCIATION.
The MUTUAL M. P. ASS., ineets on the last Friday in each month, at 26 Delancey. Edward Woolf. Pres .; David Schaad, Sec., 48 Forsyth; Charles Pazzaglia, Treas .; G. Trojsi, Peter A. Koehler Trustees.
ODD FELLOW'S.
The Grand Lodge of the INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS of Southern New York
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REGISTER .- OMNIBUS LINES AND ROUTES.
meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, Grand c Centre, on the 1st Wed, of Feb., 1st Thurs. in May, 1st Wed. of Aug., and 1st Thurs. in Nov. Officers: Chas. C. Pinckney, G. M .; Geo. Sınith, D. G. M .; John J. Davies G. Sec., office Centre c. Grand ; Jacob Rus- sell, G. Treas. ; D. W. C. Langdon and John G. Clayton, G. Reps .; H. Snyder, G. Marshal ; J. F. Brown, G. C .; - Barter, G. G .; Samuel Mc- Donald, G. H.
The GRAND ENCAMPMENT meets on the 1st Mon. of Feb. and Aug. at Odd Fellows' hall, Grand c. Centre. Officers : John Cook, G. P .; Wmn. Murphy, G. H. P. ; J. Westerfield, G. S. W. John J. Davies, G. S .; George Smith G. T .;; Thos. Brennan, G. J. W .; Samuel McDonald, G. Sen.
SUBORDINATE LODGES & ENCAMPMENTS meet at Odd Fellows' hall, and 274 Grand, every evening.
NORTHIERN NEW YORK.
Cornucopia lodge 306, meets Tues, 132 IIcster. Empire city Euc. 11 " 2-4 . 66 66
The annual moveable committee of the GRAND UNITED ORDER OF O. F. meets 1st Wed- nesday in Sept. in Toronto. Sub-committee of management meets montlily same place.
W. Allen, G. M .; J. Needham, G. S .; II. Gordon, G. T.
Philomatliean, 646, 2-4 Mon. 155 Spring
Hamilton, 710, 2-4 Wed. " .6 Terry, 900, 1-3 Mon. “
Council of Grand Masters meets monthly, 185 Spring. W. C. H. Curtis, G. M .; E. A. Potter, G. S.
SONS OF MALTA.
The GRAND LODGE of the State of N. Y. meets at 814 B'way, on the 1st Monday in each month. J. A. P. Hopkins, G. C .; E. D. Stephens, G. S .; G. W. Dilks, G. T.
Pro Patria lodge, No. 1, meets Tues. & Fri. at 814 B'way.
Eecc Signuni 2 46
Eutaw
= Mon. Eighth av. c W. 25th
TEMPERANCE.
The Grand Division of the SONS OF TEMPER- ANCE meets annually in New York City, on the 2d Wednesday in October. Henry A. Guild, G. W. P .; John Davies, G. S., 113 Nassau ; W. li. Arın- strong, G. T.
DIVISIONS. NOS. TIME & PLACES OF MEETING.
New York, 1 Fri., 187 Bowery
Harmony, 5 Wcd., 281 Grand
Marshall, 11 Thurs., 195 Bowery
Chelsea, 12 Mon., 149 W. 16th
Caledonian, 31 Thurs., 411 Broadway
Mechanies, 55 Thurs., Fourth c Av. C Dan'l H. Sands, 61 New York District No. 1., of the INDE- PENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES meets semi-annually. Fenelon Hasbrouck, D. C. R .; Clas. E. Gildersleve, D. R. S., 70 Horatio.
Washington, No. 1, meets Tuesday, Cottage pl. c Bleecker.
The GRAND ENCAMPMENT of the State of New York meets semi-annually, on the 2d Wednesday in January and July of each year. Chas. E. Gilder- sleve, W. G. S. D., 70 Horatio; John Kennard, W. G. J. D .; Fenelon Hasbrouck, W. G. R .; John I. Hunt, W. G. Q. : John K. Nagle, W. G. G. K.
Mount Elim, No. 2, meets Friday, Blcecker corner Cottage pl.
The Grand Section of the, CADETS OF TEM- PERANCE holds four Sessions in the year, at such time and place as the G. W. I'. & G. Sec. may appoint. The Annual Session is held in New York in October. H. D. Johnson jr., G. W. P .; A. J. Kasmire, G. S. & T., 222 Broome. Mechanies, No. 2. Fri., Av. C, c Fourth. Broadway, 6. Wed., 185 Spring.
Excelsior, 7. Tues., W. 29th, c Eighth av.
Enterprise, 8. Thurs., 187 Bowery.
Ashland, 17. Sat., 419 Broadway.
The Supreme Council of the TEMPLE OF HONOR & TEMPERANCE, meets annually on the 4th Wed. in July.
THE GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR, State of New York, mects annually in New York City, oz the last Wed. in May.
SUBORDINATE TEMPLES; meet at 195 Bow- ery.
WASHINGTON DEGREE. Temple of Honor, No. 1, meets cvery other Tuesday at 195 Bowery.
SOCIAL DEGREE TEMPLE. Mosaic, 2d and 4tli Wed, 195 Bowery.
The New York and North American Grand Union of the DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE meets in Jan., April, July and Oct. Mrs. L. HI. Dongan, G. P. S. ; Mrs. Mary Forbes, G. Sec., 202 Riving. ton ; Mrs. Julia Dikeman, G. Treas.
The SUBORDINATE UNIONS incet at 187 Bowcry.
The Grand Council of P. G. Ss of the E. L. SNOW SOCIAL UNIONS mects on the 2d Mon- day in Jan., April, July and Oct. D. R. Morgan, G. R. S.
No. 1, ineets Wcd., 195 Bowery.
66 2. 66 Thurs., Hudson c Christopher. 4, Tues., 187 Bowery.
11, Tues., 327 Bowery.
The Grand Lodge of the I. O. of GOOD SAMARI- TANS, of the State of New York, meets on the 2d Tuesday in June and December, at the place appointed at the last preceding meeting.
INDEPENDENT DAUGIITERS OF SAMARIA. NAMES. NOS. PLACES OF MEETING.
Platt, 1. Grove c Hudson, every Mon.
Union, 2, 133 Allen. every Thurs.
New York, Grove c Iludson
OMNIBUS LINES AND ROUTES.
SUDLOW & SINEY .- From N. E. end of Av. C, through Av. C to Houston, to the Bowery, Chat- ham, Broadway, and Whitehall, to South ferry. Fare 4 cents. Stables, 333 E 12th.
CHIARLES CURTISS & CO .- From Williamsburgh ferry through Grand, to Broadway, to Canal, to Greenwich, to Cortlandt, to Jersey City ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, 318 Henry.
KNICKERBOCKER STAGE CO .- From W. 23d, down Eighth avenuc to Bleccker, to Broadway, to Whitehall, to South ferry. Fare, 3 cents on the avenue ; 5 cents any other distance. Stables, Eighth av. c W. 23d.
KNICKERBOCKER STAGE CO .- From W. 28th down Eighth avenue to Fourth, to Sixth avenue through Carmine, Bedford, Houston, to Broad- way, to Maiden lane, to Fulton ferry. Fare, 3 cents on the avenue ; 5 cents any other distance. Stables, Eighth av. c W. 23d.
C. LENT .- From E. 27th street and Av. A, to Es- sex, to Division, to Chatham, to Broadway, to Fulton, to Washington, to Cortlandt st. ferry Fare 5 cents. Stables, 455 First av.
J. T. MILLS .- From E. 42d and Third av. to Bow- ery, to Pearl, to Peck slip, and Fulton ferry. Fare 3 cents. Stables, E. 44th n Fifth av.
MACKRELL & SIMPSON .- From Tenth andAv. C, through Tenth to Av. D, to Lewis and Grand, to E. Broadway, to Chatham, to Broadway, to Whitehall, to South ferry. Fare 4 cents. Stables, Tenth n Av. C.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO .- From W. 36th down Seventh av., and Greenwich av. to Amity, to Broadway, to Fulton, to Fulton ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, Seventh av. c W. 36th.
JOSEPH CHURCHILL .- From W. 36th, c Broad- way, up Bloomingdale road to Manhattanville and High Bridge. Fare 6 cents to 86th st .; 12 cents to Manhattanville; 25 cents to High Bridge. Stables, Manhattanville.
JOSEPH BLACKWELL .- From Av. D c Tenth, through Av. D, to Third, to Goerck, to Madison, to Gouverneur & South, to Coenties sl. Fare 6 cents. Stables E. 11th n. Av. C.
S. M. & S. W. ANDREWS & McDONALD .- From the corner of 42d and Fifth av. through Fifth av. and Broadway, to Fulton, to the Fulton ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, W. 42d n Fifth av
D. L. YOUNGS .- From the N. E. corner of Av .
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Cand Tenth, through Tenth to Av. D, Columbia, Bowery, Chatham, Park row, Broadway and Whitehall, to the South ferry. Fare 4 cents. Stables, Tenth c Av. C.
SINEY & MCLELLAND .- From W. 34th down Ninth av. to W. 23d, to Broadway and Whitehall, to South ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, W. 26th n Ninth av.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO .- From W. 42d down B'way to Whitehall, to South ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables W. 39th n B'way. NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO .- From E. 32d and Fourth av. down Fourth av., Broadway, and Whitehall, to the South ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, 180 Lexington av.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO .- From foot Tenth, through Tenth to Av. A. to Eighth, to Broadway, to Whitehall, to South ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, Av. B n E. 16th.
MARSHALLS & PERRY .- From W. 46th down Sixth av. to Ninth, to Broadway and Whitehall, to South ferry. Fare from W. 42d to Eighth c Sixth av., 3 cents, and 6 cents any other distance. Stables, 85 W. 46th.
MARSHALLS & PERRY .- From W. 46th through Sixth av. to Eighth, to Broadway and Whitehall, to South ferry. Fare same as above.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO .- From Broadway c W. 39th, down Broadway to Wall, to Wall st. ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, W. 39th n Broadway.
C. LENT .- From Tenth av. c W. 32d, down Tenth, av. to 14th, to Ninth av., to Greenwich, to Spring, to Broadway, to Broome, to Bowery, to Catharine, to South, to Fulton ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, Tenth av. n W. 82d.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO .- From the Hudson River Railroad depot through W. 31st, or one of the neighboring streets, to and through Ninth av. to W. 14th, to Broadway, to Whitehall and South ferry. Fare 6 cents. Sta- bles, Tenth av. n W. 33d.
J. BROWN .- From the Williamsburgli ferry, Grand st. through Grand to Cannon, to Second, to Av. C. to E. 14th, to Third av. to 26th, to Broadway, to 32d. to the Hudson River Railroad Depot. Fare 6 cents. Stables, W. 36th n Tenthi av.
Y'KEEFE & DURYEA .- From Houston st. ferry through Houston to Second, to Bleecker, to Broad- way, to Cortlandt st. ferry. Fare 6 cents. Sta- bles, 351 Rivington
MURPHY & SMITH .- From Fourth av. c. E. 40th, up 40thi to Madison av., to 23d, to Broadway, to John, to Nassau. to Wall, to the ferry. Fare 6 cents. Stables, E. 40th n Fourth av.
TELEGRAPH LINES.
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CO. 21 Wall & 53 Beaver, to Brooklyn, Albany, Troy, the Eastern States, Canada, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and all places South and West.
CITY. 21 Wall, Chatham sq. c E. Broadway, Me- tropolitan h, 721 Broadway & B'way c E. 22d.
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD, foot Duane & 21 Wall, to all places on the line of the road and irs branches. L. G. Tillotson, supt.
NEW YORK & SANDY HOOK, 53 Beaver & 21 Wall. W. O. Lewis, Snpt.
NEW YORK, ALBANY & BUFFALO, 21 Wall, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, Milwau- kee, St. Louis, Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, Ham- ilton. New Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, and all intermediate stations west and north. Chas. A. Mann, Pres. ; Edward Chapman, Sec .; J. D. Reid. Supt.
NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND UNION TEL- EGRAPHI CO., 23 Wall, connects direct with Boston, Providence, Worcester, Springfield, Hart- ford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, Norwalk, Meriden, Middletown, Norwich, New London, New Bedford, Taunton, Fall River, Newport, Woonsocket, Pawtucket, and Canada, and the British provinces. H. M. Schieffelin, Pres. ; Charles F. Wood. Sec. & Supt.
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, & NEW OR- LEANS MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH CO., 43 Wall, and Astor b. W. H. Heiss, Supt.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
ALBANY PROPELLER LINE; D. Sargent, Agent,-Pier 20, N. R. Daily, Pier 20, N. R.
ALBANY & CANAL LINE; P. E. Bowman, Agent, 18 South .- Leaves daily, Pier 5, E. R. ALBANY & CANAL STEAM TOW BOATS ; A. D. Hovt, Agent, 18 South.
AMERICAN TRANSP. CO .; for Buffalo and Western States, 7 Coenties sl .- Daily from Piers 6 & 7, E. R.
BALTIMORE & OHIO LINE; for the Southern and Western States; 229 Broadway.
BARRYTOWN; Captain on board, Agent .- Leaves every Wednesday at 5 P. M. Pier 36, N. R.
BOUNDBROOK (N. J.); J. B. Mollison, Agent .- Wednesday & Saturday, Pier 14, N. R.
CAMDEN & AMBOY R. R. & TRANS. CO for Philadelphia, A. Decker, Agent, Pier 1, N. R. Daily from Pier 1, N. R.
CATSKILL BARGE LINE; T. B. Horton & D. Winans, Agents-Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat- urdays. Pier 35. N. R ..
CEDAR HILL, N. Y., weekly, foot Amos.
CHENANGO LAKE BOAT LINE; Rexford & Vanriper, Agents, 29 Moore .- Daily from Pier 3, E. R.
COEYMAN'S BARGE LINE; Captain on board. Agent .- Leaves every Saturday from Bulkhead, bet. Piers 36 & 37, N. R.
COOL'S SIX DAY LINE ; for Glenn's Falls, H. M. Cool, Agent, 87 Dey .- Daily from Pier 20 N. R.
CORNWALL PROPELLER LINE; Captain on board, Agent .- Wednesdays & Saturdays, 5 P.M., Pier 28, N. R.
COXSACKIE BARGE LINE; Captain on board, Agent .- Leaves every Friday at 5 P. M., from be- tween Piers 33 and 34, N. R.
DAVIS A. & CO.'S PROPELLER LINE; for Stuyvesant .- Captain on board, Agent .- Leaves every Wednesday from Pier 35, N. R.
DISPATCH LINE, for Phila., N. Briggs, Agent, 73 West. Daily from Pier 10, N. R.
EXPRESS STEAMER LINE, for Washington ; H. H. Taylor & Co., Agents, 73 West.
FISHKILL, Tuesdays .- Pier 2S. N. R.
FORT PLAIN, CAÑAJOHARIE, & NEW YORK LAKE BOAT LINE; M. Ferguson, Agent, 7 South .- Leaves Pier 3, E. R.
FULTONVILLE LINE; W. Harden, Agent, 7 South .- Leaves Pier 3, E. R.
HUDSON STEAMBOATS, (South America and Columbia line). Leave daily at 5 P. M., from Pier 34, N. R.
ITHACA LINE ; Thomas Kimball, Agent, S Southi. -Daily from Pier 3 E. R.
JOHNSON'S NEWARK AND NEW YORK TRASPORTATION CO., M. K. Christie, Agent, Pier 19, N. R .- Daily 5 P. M., from Pier 19 N. R.
KINDERHOOK PROPELLER LINE; Captain on board, Agent .- Leaves Tues., Fri. and Sat., from Pier 35, N. R.
KINGSTON & RONDOUT; H. P. Farrington, Agent, 47 Jay .- Leaves daily at 5 P. M., Pier 28 N. R.
LANSINGBURG, Captain on board, Agent .- Sat- urday, 5 P. M., Pier 33, N. R.
MILTON BARGE LINE, Captain on board, Agent. -Leaves every Friday from Pier 28, N. R.
NEWARK, N. J., Stephens, Condit & Co. James Loughlin, Agent .- Three trips daily, at 10} A. M., and 4} and 5 P. M. Pier 20, N. R.
NEW BALTIMORE BARGES, Captain on board, Agent .- Friday, Pier 35 N. R.
NEWBURGH BARGE LINE, Captain on board, Agent .- Daily at 5 P. M. Pier 29, N. R.
NEW HAMBURGH PROPELLER LINE. Cap- tain on board, Agent .- Wed. and Sat. at 5 P. M. Pier 28, N. R.
NEW OSWEGO LINE, Geo. Clark, Agent, 113 Broad .- From Pier 7, E. R.
NEW PALTZ LANDING BARGE LINE .- Wed. and Sat. Pier 28, N. R.
N. Y., OSWEGO & WESTERN LINE, R. Isaacs & J. Lowe, Agents, 19 Stone .- Daily from Pier 4. E. R.
N. Y. & BALTIMORE TRANS. LINE, William Dalzell, Agent .- Daily from Pier 7, N. R.
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REGISTER .- TRUST COMPANIES.
N. Y. & CANADA LINE, M. Canfield, Agent, 33 | SYRACUSE AND OSWEGO LINE. D. H. Eaton Coenties sl. Daily. Pier 6, E. H.
N. Y. & GENEVA LINE, Kimball & Reynolds, Agents, 8 South .- Daily from Pier 3, E. R.
N. Y. & GENESEE VALLEY CANAL LINE LAKE BOATS, for Rochester and Dansville, M. F. James, Agent, 119 Broad .- Leaves daily Pier 7, E. R.
N. Y. & PENN YAN & HAMMONDSPORT LINE, D. Cameron jr., Agent, 45 Pcarl. From Pier 3, E. R.
N. Y. & SENECA FALLS LINE, of Geneva. A. W. Palmer, 105 Broad .- Daily from foot of Broad. N. Y. & TROY TRANSP. CO., Tillinghast & Co., Agents, 33 Coenties sl. Daily from Pier 6, E. R.
N. Y. & WESTERN STATES LINE, Poag, Davis & Co., Agents, 113 Broad and 171 B'way. Daily. Piers 2, E. R. and 27, N. R ..
N. Y., ELMIRA & CORNING LINE. Kimball & Reynolds, Agents, S South .- Daily from Pier 3, E. R.
NORTHERN TRANSP. CO., J. Mycrs & J. L. Warner, Agents, 33 Coenties sl. and 177 B'way .- Daily. Pier 7, E. R.
NORTHERN TRANSP. LINE, Stark & Ladd, Agents, 33 Coenties sl .- Daily from Pier 6 E. R.
OLD LINE Steam Tow Boats, H. Smith, Agent, 16 South .- Daily from Pier 4, E. R.
OLD OSWEGO LINE of Lake Boats, F. B. Dane, Agent. 100 Broad .- Lcaves daily from Pier 8, E. R .. PHILADELPHIA, (Steam Propeller Co.) J. & N. Briggs, Agents, 23 South .- Daily from Pier 12, E. R.
POAG, FARMER & CO.'S EXPRESS for the West and Southwest, 171 B'way .- Daily, Pier 31 N. R.
POUGIIKEEPSIE BARGE LINE, Captain on board, Agent .- Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, from Pier 28, N. R.
RHINEBECK BARGE LINE, Captain on board, Agent .- Saturdays, at 5 P. M., Pier, 33, N. R.
ROME AND NEW YORK LINE, J. II. Mallory
& Co, Agents, S South .- Leaves Picr 3, E. R., daily.
SCHUYLER'S LINE Steam Tow Boats for Albany, G. L. Garlick, Agent, 7 South .- Daily from Pier 8, E. R.
STARK & CO.'S NORTHERN EXPRESS LINE, for Canada, Stark & Co., S3 Coenties slip .- Daily, from Pier 6. E. R.
SWIFTSURE LINE, for Albany; J. H. Redfield & Co., Agents, 16 South & S2 Cortlandt .- Daily, from Pier 5, E. R., and Pier 19 N. R.
& Co., Agents, 118 Broad .- Daily, from Pier 4, E.
TIVOLI BARGE LINE, Captain on board, Agent. --- Wed., Fri. and Sat., Pier 23, N. R.
TRENTON, (N. J.,) J. B. Mollison, Agent .- Wed- nesday and Saturday, from Pier 14, N. R.
TROY LINE TOW BOATS, for Troy, Silllman, Matthews & Co., Proprietors ; P. W. Sprague and C. A. Silliman, Agents, 17 Coenties siip .- Daily, from Pier 6, E. R.
TROY AND OSWEGO LINE, George Jennison, Agent, 107 Broad .- Daily, from Pier 8. E. R.
TROY AND WESTERN LINE, Rice, Clapp & Co., Agents, 31 Cornties slip.
UTICA LAKE BOAT LINE, A. N. Pomeroy, Agent, 8 South.
UTICA LINE, for Utica, Culver & Co., J. HI. Mal- lory & Co., Agents, 8 South .- Daily, from Pier 3, E. R.
WESTERN TRANSP. CO .. for Buffalo and Western States, 1 Coenties slip & 9 Astor b .- Daily, from Piers 7 & 8, E. R ..
TRUST COMPANIES.
FARMERS' LOAN & TRUST, 29 EXCHANGE PL. : D. D. Williamson, Pres. ; George P. Fitch, Sec. Directors : - Thomas Tileston, Isaac Townsend, lliram Ketchum, Henry A. Coit, George F. Tal- man, Daniel Drew, Eli Kellcy, C. HI. Fisher, Israel Randolph, Abraham B. Baylis, F. B. Cutting, D). D. Williamson, Charles l'. Leverich, Alanson Robinson, A. S. Murray, Moses Tucker, I. Bell, A. R. Vannest, C. E. Bill, N. Marsh, E. Minturn. Capital, $2,000,000 . Par, $50 : Dividends, Jan. and July.
UNITED STATES, 4S WALL ;- Joseph Lawrence, Pres. ; John A. Stewart, Sec. Trustees :- Peter Cooper, D. II. Arnold, Royal Phelps, John J. Cisco, Daniel S. Miller, James Suydam, Thomas Slocomb, Shepherd Knapp, Grcene C. Bronson, John J. Phelps, B. F. Wheelwright, George T. Adee. Chas. E. Bill, William Tucker, Wilson G. Hunt, William II. Macy, Caleb O. Ilalsted, Jacob Ilarsen. Thos. Tileston, Edwin D. Morgan, Cornelins Smith, Clinton Gilbert, John Jacob Astor jr., Thomas W. Pearsall, Daniel D. Lord, Erastus Corning, Jas. S. Seymour, Reuben HI. Walworth, Isaac Townsend. Capital, $1,000,000; Par, $100.
WILSON'S STREET AND AVENUE DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. (CORRECTED APRIL 1, 1859.)
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1856, by H. WILSON and JOHN F. TRow, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.
EXPLANATION.
If you wish to find the location of any dwelling-house or store,-for instance, No. SO ALLEN street,- on consulting the Street Directory (see ALLEN) you will observe that 68 Allen is on the right hand of that street and on the corner of Grand, and 88 Allen is on the right-hand corner of Broome hence the de- sired number, 80 Allen, will be on the right-hand side of Allen street, between Grand and Broome,
Or suppose you are going up Broadway and wish to take a cross street, so as to call at 236 Hudson street, on examination (see HUDSON) of the corner numbers in Hudson street, you will observe that 230 Hudson is on the corner of Broome-hence by passing from Broadway through Broome street to Hudson, you are near to the desired number, 236.
NOTE .- The streets above Twelfth street are divided by Fifth Avenue into East and West,-as E. 13TH, W. 13TH .- Eleventh street is divided by Broadway into East and West, and Twelfth, east of Fifth Avenue is called E. 12THI; West of Greenwich Avenue W. 12TH; and that portion between Greenwich Avenue and Fifth Avenue is Twelfth street-and the streets located as above described will be found, therefore, in this work, under E. and W.
ABBREVIATIONS.
al.
Alley
E.
East
N. R. North River R. Road
av. Avenue
E. R.
East River
P. O. Post-Office
S. South
Cem. Cemetery
la.
Lane
Pk. Park
Square
Ch.
Church
M.
Market
pl. Place
W. West
et Court
N.
North
Rt. Right
-- E. 17th
ABATTOIR PL., foot | W. 39th.
AMITY PL., Laurens street, bet. Bleecker & Amity.
AVENUE A., from 311 Houston, N. to E. R.
- E. 18th
· ABINGDON PL., Troy street, from Eighth av. to Greenwich.
AMOS, now W 10th, from Sixth av. W. to N. R. Left. Rt.
2 1 Sixth av.
37 36 Third
27 28 Third
26 25 Greenwich av.
46 51 Waverley pl.
85 SS Sixth
89 Fourth
101 108 Seventh
81 80 Sixth 101 93 Seventh
114 113 Bleecker
- St.Mark's pl.
121 120 Eighth
160 163 Greenwich
143 - Tenth
157 156 Tenth
14 13 Washington
204 -- Weehawken
173 170 E. 12th
206 211 West
189 186 E. 13th
195 196 E. 12th 211 212 E. 13th
ALBION PL., Fourth street, bet. Bowery & Second av.
ANN, from 222 Broad- way, E. to Gold Left. Rt.
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