Trow's New York city directory. 1862-63, Part 270

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886
Publication date: 1863
Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow
Number of Pages: 1130

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Its Driving Powers are equal to any other Belts. We call the attention of

COTTON MANUFACTURERS TO THESE BELTS FOR

RAILWAYS.

They run straight, and Cotton does not adhiere to them at all. These are. also, an excellent and cheap Belt for MILL and GRAIN ELEVATORS, and are extensively used for those purposes.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

SADDLERY.

SPROULLS, MEEKER & Co., WHOLESALE SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, 27 Chambers Street,

(City IIall Stores,) New York.

Importers of

SADDLERY HARDWARE, S. C. SPROULLS. P. C. CALHOUN. J. B. MEEKER.

SADDLERY HARDWARE.

JOHN W. TOWT & SON, Importers and Dealers in SADDLERY HARDWARE, HOG SKINS, PATENT LEATHER, HORSE - CLOTHIS, &c., No. 56 Beckman Street, New York.

JOHN W. TOWT. LOUIS W. Towr.

SAFES.

N. HODGSON,

Nine years with Silas C. Herring, original Inventor of Fireproof Safes, 162 West Twenty-eighth Street, near Eighth Av., New York. MIIE oldest Safe maker in the United States, and TI maker of those that were burned on the site of the Old Exchange in 1835. Prices 25 per cent. lower than any other establishment.

G. M. MITTNACHT,

FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE MANUFACTURER. 23 SPRING STREET, NEW YORK. THESE Safes cannot be surpassed by any in neat- ness or durability. I can sell my Safes 20 per cent. lower than any other house. They have taken two prizes at the Crystal Palace. I also manufacture the Spring-Back Chair, Sofa, aud Lounge Fixtures for upholsterers.

SALT.

STORMS & FERRIS, Dealers in

SALT AND SALTPETRE, At the old stand of Benjamin Stagg & Co., 155 Washington Street, New York.

SANDPAPER.

BAEDER, DELANY & ADAMSON, TANUFACTURERS OF THIE CELEBRATED

M Flint, Extra Flint, and Star SAND PAPERS, EMERY PAPER, and EMERY CLOTH. STORES : No. 67 Beekman Street, one door below Gold,

NEW YORK ; No. 14 South Fourth Street, cor. Merchant, PHILADELPHIA.

CHAS. BAEDER. CHAS. DELANY. WM. ADAMSON.

SASHES, DOORS, & BLINDS.

H. GLASS,

SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR MANUFACTURER.

206 Eldridge Street, in the rear, between Stanton and Houston.

Old Blinds repaired and painted.

SATINET PRINT WORKS.

HARMONY PRINT WORKS,

No. 80 GREENWICHI STREET, New York. SATINETS, CASSIMERES, FLANNELS, &c., Printed and Refinished to order. This establishment is the oldest in this city, and is not equalled for superior and reliable work. G. W. WIGHT, Proprietor.

SAW MANUFACTORY.

HARVEY W. PEACE & Co., UNION SAW MANUFACTORY, 204 Centre Street. New York,

MANUFACTURERS of Saws, Steel and Compo- sition Doctors, Graining Combs, Photographic l'lates, &c., &c. All kinds of Job Grinding and l'olishing at the shortest notice.

SCHOOL APPARATUS & FUR- NITURE.

HI OLBROOK SCHOOL APPARATUS co,

F. C. BROWNELL, Sec'y.

Manufacturers and Dealers in School Apparatus and Furniture, Patent Inkwells, Globes, Maps, Charts, Drawing Slates, and all other School Slates. Also, Moore's Writing and Copying Inks. Educa- tional Works and every thing wanted for Scools. OFFICE, 25 IIOWARD STREET, NEW YORK. First Street above Canal, a few doors East of B'way.

SCREWBOLTS.

R. S. PLACE,

SCREW BOLT MANUFACTURER, Nos. 253 SOUTHI and 499 WATER STREETS Between Pike and Rutgers Slips, New York. Bolts, Nuts, Wood Screws, Tap Bolts, Set Screws. Rivets. Washers, &c., &c., constantly on hand, and made to order, at the shortest notice. Also, General Smith work.

SEEDS, BIRDS, & FOWLS.

SEEDS, BIRDS AND FOWLS. No. 9 WEST BROADWAY, (near the Iludson River R. R. Depot,)

Constantly on hand a choice collection of fres !: Garden, Flower, and Grass Seed of every description. Fowls, Pigeons, Birds, and Rabbits.

N. B .- All Seeds warranted. W. W. FOWLER.

SEGARS.

WILLIAM HIRSCHHORN, COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 132 PEARL STREET, New York. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SEGARS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING.

JOSEPH ANGER,

MANUFACTURER OF BOBBINS, SCREWS, SHUTTLES, &c. SEWING MACHINES OF EVERY KIND REPAIRED. 46 ELDRIDGE STEEET. (Between Hester and Canal, New York.)

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

FALCONER'S SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, No. 321 BOWERY,

All kinds of Patented Sewing Machines Bought, Sold, and to Let, with or without operators.

Also, MACHINES NEATLY REPAIRED.

E. S. HILL, Manufacturer of SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES ; ALSO SEWING MACHINES For Sale and Repaired. No. 216 WILLIAM STREET. Up Stairs, NEW YORK.

J. JAKEL, Manufacturer of SHUTTLES AND BOBBINS, No. 276 SECOND STREET, Between Avenues C and D, NEW YORK.

Jobbing done in every description at the shortest notice. All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired.

WM. LIEBER & CO.,

Manufacturers of all kinds of SHUTTLES AND BOBBINS, SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED, 196 SIXTH STREET. (het. Avenues Band C.) NEW YORK. (" Binding Gauges, Needles, Oil.

SEWING MACHINES.

THE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. 538 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, MANUFACTURERS OF THE BEST LOCK- STITCH SHUTTLE MACHINE, FOR BOTH FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, YET INTRODUCED. Call or send for a circular. Prices from $40 npward.

L. PLANER,

Manufacturer of his own PATENTED SEWING MACHINES,

INDING GAUGES, SHUTTLES. BOBBINS,

B Screws, &c., and Dealers in Machine Twists, Thread of all kinds. Oil, &c. S4 BOWERY, (New Bowery Theatre Building, ) NEW YORK.

THE IMPROVED SLOAT ELLIPTIC LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, 537 BROADWAY.

These celebrated MACHINES, having been greatly Improved, are now unquestionably the very BEST in use for sewing the lightest fabrics or the heaviest cloth. The ELLIPTIC MACHINE is remarkable for its high speed, strength, simplicity, case of manageinent. economy of thread. quietness of movement, and adaptation to every class of Family Sewing A. H. SUPLEE

JOSEPH THORNE,

MACHINIST AND MANUFACTURER OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES. AND ADJUSTABLE BINDING GAUGES, 33 and 35 WEST HOUSTON STREET, Near Broadway, NEW YORK. Needles of all kinds constantly on hand and made to order.

SHIP CHANDLERS.

WILLIAM AYMAR & CO., SIIIP CHANDLERS, MANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE AND IM- PORTERS OF CHAIN CABLES, ANCHORS, BUNTING, &c., 50 SOUTHI STREET, NEW YORK, Dealers in Cop Waste for Engineers, Naval Stores, Paints, Oils, Tarred and Manilla Cordage, Bolt Rope, &c., &c.

COLES & CO., SHIP CHANDLERS

M ANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE, AND Dealers in Anchor Chains, Paints, Oils, NAVAL STORES, ENGINEERS' STORES, &c., No. 91 WEST STREET.

Three doors below Cedar, NEW YORK.

WILLIAM K. HINMAN,

Importer of

ANCHORS, CHAINS, BUNTING, &C.,

Ship Chandler and Manufacturer of Putent Cordage,

169 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK

JOHN T. B. MAXWELL,

SHIP CHANDLER AND SAIL MAKER, MANUFACTURER OF CORDAGE. AND DEALER IN ANCHORS, CHAINS, SAIL DUCK, LONDON BUNTING OAKUM, PAINTS, OILS, NAVAL STORES, &c., 77 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK, (Cor. Fletcher.)

MOORE & CHAPMAN, SHIP CHANDLERS, 304 WEST STREET,

Third door above Spring Street, NEW YORK. Paints, Oils, Hardware, Rope. Anchors, Chains, Oars, Pitch, Oaknm, Spikes. Blocks. &c. FLAGS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER. Dealers supplied at low prices.

ALFRED F. THORN, SHIP CHANDLER AND MANUFACTURER OF CORDAGE.

Dealer in Chains, Anchors, Spikes. Oaknm, Blocks, Sheaves, Bunting, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Flags, Duck, Naval Stores, &c .. &c. LUBRICATING AND BURNING OIL, No. 120 WEST STREET. Between Cortlandt and Dey Streets, NEW YORK.

AUGUSTUS WHITLOCK & CO., SHIP CHANDLERS AND PATENT ROPE MAKERS. 57 SOUTHI STREET and 117 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. Chains, Anchors, Paints. Oil, Naval Stores, Oaknm, Cordage, Manilla Rope, Bolt Rope, Bale Rope, Tow Line. Twine, Bunting, &c.

SHOEMAKERS' WAX.

JOHN WHITE'S SON, (Successor to John White, Deceased,) Manufacturer of SHOEMAKERS' WAX And Dealer in SITOE FINDINGS, &c., 79 DIVISION STREET, OPPOSITE ELDRIDGE, EDWARD S. WHITE. NEW YORK.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

SHIRTS.

MADAME A. PROVOT, FRENCHI SHIRTS,

FIRST CLASS GOODS, 6SO BROADWAY,

(East River Bank Building,) NEW YORK.

SHOW CASES.

M. HOLLACHER,

10 NORTHI WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.

M ANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF Show Cases. in Metal, Brass, Rosewood, Ma hogany, Black Walnut, and Silver. Keeps constant- ly on hand a large assortment of the al ove-nuned articles. Country Merchants are particularly solicited lo call and examine the stock. Orders promptly executed at short notice.

A. LORENZ

LORENZ & CORE'S ENTIRE NEW STYLE OF

W. H. CORE.

SEGAR

SILVER

CASES

STORE FRONTS

FOR

MADE

HOTELS

TO ORDER.

METAL SHOW CASES,

PATENTED APRIL 22d, 1562. WAREROOM, No. 13 NORTHI WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. We keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Silver, White Metal. and Wood Show Cases, of the latest improved patterns, for shipping. Country orders promptly attended to.

M. McWEENEY, Manufacturer of

METAL SASHES AND SHOW CASES, 209 GRAND STREET.

Near Mott Street, NEW YORK.

Sashes of Silver, German Silver, and other Metals, made to order. at the shortest notice. 10 per cent. less than current rates. The trade supplied on liberal terms.

SIGN PAINTERS.

ESTABLISHED, 101 NASSAU STREET, 1837. SIGNS! ACKERMAN & MILLER, Adjoining the " IJerald " Office, NEW YORK. JAS. ACKERMAN. EDW. A. MILLER.

SILVER-PLATED WARE.

J. A. BABCOCK, 66 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, Manufacturer of SILVER -PLATED WARE Of Every Description. URNS, WAITERS. TEA SETS. ICE PITCHERS, CASTORS, SPOONS. FORKS, &c. All goods warranted equal to any in the market. Especial care given to replating. Orders executed with promptness and despatch.

SILVER PLATERS.

RALPH L. ANDERTON, 'SILVER PLATER, ENGRAVER. AND METAL SASH MAKER, 210 Grand Street. New York. SILVER-PLATED PLATES FOR STEAM- ship and Steamboat doors and Berths, constantly pn hand in every variety.

N. B .- A liberal discount allowed to the Trade.

SILVER PLATING OF ALL KINDS.

J. W. ROBINSON,

(Successor to B. CORDUAN,) 2S JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, DOOR. NUMBER, PEW-PLATES, BELL- PULLS, Knobs, &c., furnished to the Trade. Old Wares of all kinds Replated at short notice, and Warranted.

R. H. TRESTED,

SILVER PLATING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES No. 33 White Street, New York.

FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND RESTAURANTS. can have the ir old wares replated equal to new. in the best possible manner, and at about one-half thic original cost and warranted ; viz., all kinds of Tea Sets, Urns. Trays, Cake Baskets, Spoons and Forks, Castors, Candelabr as, Candlesticks, Britannia Ware, &c.

Old Wares neatly Repaired.

SILVER WARE

JOHN CANN,

Manufacturer of STERLING SILVER WARE, Nos. 110 AND 112 GREENE STREET, Sign of the Golden Pitcher, (Between Spring and Prince Streets,) New York. Vases, Pitchers, Tea Services, Cups, d&c.

THEODORE EVANS & CO., Manufacturers of SILVER TEA SETS, PITCHIERS, WAITERS, Cups, Goblets, Spoons, Forks, Knives, &c., No. 6 LIBERTY PLACE, NEW YORK. THEODORE EVANS. Jonx COOK.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

PETER HARTMANN,

Manufacturer of Plain, Fancy, and Filigree Silver Ware. 293 BROADWAY, (bet. Reade and Duane Streets.) New York. Constantly on hand Filigree Card Cases, Bouquet Holders. Card and Glove Bas- kets. Tea Strainers. &c. Fancy Napkin Rings, Cups, Goblets, Snuff Boxes, Portemonnaies, &c. All kinds of Plain Work miade and warranted as represented. Country orders, giving reference, attended to. All orders executed with despatch.

EDMOND KIDNEY, (Late ADAMS & KIDNEY.) MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER WARE, 3S WHITE STREET. (west of Broadway.) New York. VASES, PITCHERS, WAITERS, DISHES. Urns, Tea Set+, Cnps, Forks, and Spoons, and all articles in the above line on the mnost reasonable ternis.

N. B -O'd plato manufactured into the newest patterns.

TIFFANY & CO., GOLD AND SILVER SMITHIS, 550 BROADWAY.

Importers and Manufacturers of WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER WARE, PARIS GAS FIXTURES, Military Goods of all kinds. Fine Brouzes in every variety, Stationery, &c.

TIFFANY, REED & CO. line Richelieu 79, Paris.

SKATES.

WALTON'S NEW YORK SKATE EMPORIUM, CZ WARREN STREET,

Importer and Manufacturer of ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN SKATES. Wholesale and Retall.

SKIRTS.

CORINNA SKIRT ESTABLISHI- MENT. 327 Eighth Avenue, Branch of 519 Sixth Avenue. Call and examine onr extensive variety of Original Designs, consisting of the

CORINNA SKIRT, DOUBLE GORED TRAIL. Bridal Skirt, Promenade Trail, Quaker Skirt.

In addition to the ordinary Wuven and Diamond Skirt, which we keep in every shape and size worn J. AMOS, Director.

LEWIS A. OSBORN, Manufacturer of HOOP SKIRTS, And Owner of the Extension and Skirt Framo Patente,

No. CO WARREN STREET, NEW YORK, (Opposite Hudson River R. R. Depot.)

L. POCZIK,

Manufacturer of all kinds of

HOOP SKIRTS,

No. 35 BOWERY,

Fifth floor,

New York.

FEDERAL SKIRT CO.,

259 BOWERY, corner of Houston, New York. J. 11. 5. TOOT.IAKER, Proprietor. NOTTED AND WOVE TAPE HOOP K Skirts, Manufactured in Beil, Half Bell, Trail, Vid Shape, and every other style, and Sold for Cash, at Lower Prices than any other Manufacturer in the City. Orders promptly attended to.

SKIRT TRIMMINGS.

THOMAS A. CUTTS,

IMPORTER OF CAST-STEEL WIRE, Manufacturer of Paragon Steel, for Iloop Skirts, And Dealer in Skirt Materials of all kinds ; Also Warps and Yarns, all Nos. 38 WALKER STREET, NEW YORK.

WILMOT & KISSAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

M ANUFACTURERS OF SKIRT SLIDES, Clasps, &c., of all kinds. Eyelet and Slide- closing Machines, Dies, Presses, and Light Machin- ery, Copper. Brass, Iron, and Tinned Rivets and Bars, Corset Ilooks, &c., &c.

WILMOT & KISSAM MANUFACTURING CO., 97 to 103 Front Street, Brooklyn.

SLATES.

EAGLE SLATE COMPANY,

GREEN AND PURPLE ROOFING SLATES Always on land at their yard,

TENTH AVENUE. CORNER W. TWELFTHI, G. FURMAN, Agent, 26 Cortlandt Street. NEW YORK.

SOFA SPRINGS.

JOHN TRUST, Manufacturer of SOFA SPRINGS, and Dealer in UPHOLSTERING GOODS, 179 ORCHIARD STREET,

New York.

SPIKES & RIVETS.

NICHOLAS CONTES,

WROUGIIT SPIKE and RIVET MANUFACTURER, 309 Eust Houston Street,

Between Pitt and Willett Streets, New York.

Always on hand an assortment of Spikes and Rivets.

SPOONS.

SPOON MANUFACTURERS. HALL, ELTON & CO., WALLINGFORD, CONN., Manufacturers of every description of

GERMAN SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS. Also, Plated Spoons and Forks of every variety of pattern. and richly plated on the best quality of Ger- inan Silver. Office with Scovill Manufacturing Co., 36 Park Row, and 4 Beekman Street.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

SPRING BALANCES.

THOMAS MORTON, 212 PEARL STREET,

MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED SPRING Balances, capable of sustaining from 8 ounces to 1,000 lbs., perfectly accurate, graduated for the Span- ish, Portuguese, Prussian, French, Turkish, and China markets. Tubular Locomotive Ice Balances, Chair and Pulling Balances made to order, as also Spiral Springs, and Importer of Cast-steel Wire.

STATIONERS.

LEWIS H. EMBREE, STATIONER, PRINTER, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, 130 GRAND STREET, Cor. Crosby, ( Brooks Brothers' Building,) NEW YORK.

L. H. EMBREE. C. WANDELL.

Blank Books of any desired pattern made to order. Cards Engraved and Printed in the best manner. Book Binding in all its branches,

FITCH BROTHERS, STATIONERS, BLANK BOOK MANUFAC- TURERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, AND PRINTERS, No. 3 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.

PORTER FITCH. HALSEY FITCH

STEARNS & BEALE,

STATIONERS, BLANK BOOK MANUFAC- TURERS, PRINTING, AND LITHOGRAPHIY, 147 FULTON STREET, Near Broadway, New York.

JOEL W. STEARNS. WM. P. BEALE.

STEAMERS.

1S62 NEW YORK CENTRAL R. K. 1862 PROPELLER LINE.

1 THE STEAMERS ERASTUS CORNING AND JOIIN TAYLOR. One of the above Steamers will leave New York and Albany daily. at 5 o'clock P. M., in connection with N. Y. Central P .. R .. , carry- ing freight at lower rates than any other line. For terms apply at the office of the Line.

BENJAMIN AIKIN, Agent, Pier 20, foot Dey St., New York.

THOMAS CORNELL'S STEAM PASSAGE AND FREIGHT LINE

BETWEEN Nebo York, Kingston, and Rondont, Making the usnal Landings, and connecting with Del. & Hudson Canal, and Delhi & Ellenville Stage Lines. THE STEAMER

MANHATTAN,

Capt. DAVID ABBEY, Jr., will leave Rondont every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, at 5 P. M. Will leave New York from foot of Jay Street. every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 5 P. M. For Passage or Freight apply to the Captain, on board, or to THOMAS CORNELL, Rondout.

II. P. FARRINGTON, Agent, 41 Jay St., N. Y.

POUGHKEEPSIE AND NEW YORK.

DOUGHTY, WILKINSON & CO.,

THE NEW AND SPLENDID BARGE REPUBLIC, Captain J. Wiltsie,

Will leave POUGHKEEPSIE for New York Every Monday and Thursday, At 7 o'clock, P. M. Will leave NEW YORK, from Murray Street Pier. Every Wednesday and Saturday, At 5 o'clock, P. M.

17" The Republic's accommodations for Passengers and Freight are unequalled.

MERCHANTS' DESPATCH PROPELLER LINE, FOR PHILADELPHIA, Via Delaware and Raritan Canal.

PROPELLERS LEAVE PIER 10, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK, Daily, at 12 o'clock, NOON. THROUGH IN TWENTY . FOUR HOURS.

ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE RESHIPPED SOUTH AND WEST, FREE OF COMMISSIONS.

AGENTS: LOPER & KIRKPATRICK, Pier 10, N. R., New York. WM. M. BAIRD & CO., 132 South Delaware Avenue, Phila.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

PEOPLE'S LINE STEAMBOATS,

ISAAC NEWTON AND NEW WORLD,

Running between

New York and Albany Daily,

In connection with the NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD,

Leave Pier 16, N. R., between Cortlandt and Liberty Streets, at 6 P. M .; arrive in Albany to con- nect with Morning Trains, for East, West, and North, and leave Albany on arrival of Trains, at 7} P. M.

Baggage checked to and from all Stations on New York Central Railroad and Principal Western Cities.

DAILY LINE FOR

BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, LOWELL,

WORCESTER, NASHUA,

FITCHBURG, LAWRENCE, &c.

By the Commercial Steamboat Co.'s Line of Screw Steamers,

Falcon, Eagle, Osprey, Weschester, Petrel, Pelican, and Penguin,

One of which will leave New York for Providence, daily, from Pier No. 11, North River, at 8 o'clock, P. M.

Returning, will leave Providence for New York, daily at 3 P. M.

Freight between New York and Boston taken in connection with the Boston and Providence Railroad. and for other places in connection with the Provi- dence and Worcester Railroad.

All freight for the above places taken at very low rates, and forwarded with great care and despatch.

For further particulars inquire of

EDWIN BYNNER, Agent, At the Office, on Pier 11, North River.

1862.

MAIN STREET WHARF, POUGHKEEPSIE.

ROSEKRANS, GAYLORD & CO.'S

LINE.

BARGE DUCHESS,

CAPTAIN JOHN MYERS, Leaves Poughkeepsie WEDNEDAYS AND SATURDAYS, At 7 o'clock, P. M.

Leaves New York, foot of Murray Street, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, At 5 o'clock, P. M.

T THE Stonington Line via Groton, Stonington, and Providence, for Boston-Inland Route, the short- est and most direct, carrying the Eastern Mail. Steamers Plymonth Rock. Capt. J. C. Geer, and Commonwealth, Capt. J. W. Williams, in connection with the Stonington and Providence and Boston and Providence Railroads, leaving New York daily (Sun- days excepted) from Pier No. 18, North River. at 5 P. M., and Groton at S& P. M, or on the arrival of the mail train which leaves Boston at 5} P. M. The Plymouth Rock, from New York. Monday. Wednes- day, and Friday. From Groton, Tuesday, Thurs lay, and Saturday. The Commonwealth, from New York, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. From Groton, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Passengers pro- ceed from Groton per Railroad to Providence and Boston in the express mail train. reaching said places in advance of those by other routes, and in ample time for all the early morning lines connecting North and East. Passengers who prefer it remain on board the steamer, enjoy a night's rest undisturbed. break- fast if desired, and leave Groton in the 72 A. M. train, connecting at Providence with the 10:40 P. M. train for Boston. A baggage master accompanies the steamer and train through each way. For passage, berthis, state-rooms, or freight apply on board the steamer, or at the freight office, Pier No. 18, North River, or at the office. No. 115 West Street, corner of Cortlandt Street. W. M. EDWARDS, Agent. New York, Feb. 23, 1862.

STEAMSHIPS.

WIE LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK AND I PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Passage Weekly by Steam,

To Liverpool and London, calling at Queenstown, For Thirty Dollars.

For Passage or further Information, apply at the Office of the Company.

JOIIN G. DALE, 15 Broadway, New York. Or 109 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.

STEEL.

WILSON, HAWKSWORTHI, ELLISON & CO.,

Merchants and Manufacturers,

CONVERTERS AND REFINERS OF STEEL, SHEFFIELD.

Agency, 74 John Street, New York. IMPORTERS OF CUTLERY.

STEREOSCOPES.

ALEXANDER BECKERS,

Patentee and Manufacturer of REVOLVING STE- REOSCOPES, with endless chain from which the Picture Holder radiates, holding from 25 to 600 Pic- tures ; in Rosewood and Black Walnut Cases, of great variety.

411 Broadway, New York.

STONE.

BEALS, JANES & Co., GRANITE YARD,

NO. 603 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK, Also a Branch at Greenwood Cemetery.

All kinds of Monumental Work executed in Granite, from 25 to 50 per cent. less than Marble. Cemetery Plots enclosed with Gran- ite Posts and Iron Bars.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

QUINCY GRANITE WORKS, JOHN J. GREEN, 24th and 25th Streeta near Fifth Avenue, BROOKLYN. VAULT BUILDER. Monuments. Tombs, and Cemetery Lots Enclosed in all the Cemeteries in the United States. Granite furnished for Dwellings. Stores, &c. Jobbing in all its branches.

STONE AND BROWN WARE.

NORWALK POTTERY. A. E. SMITH & SONS,

Manufacturers of STONE AND BROWN WARE, No. 3S Peck Slip, between Front and South Streets, New York. Factory, Norwalk, Conn.

STOVE POLISH.

TACOR SEABURY'S STOVE POLISH AND PAINT MANUFACTORY. 201 Chrystie Street, New York. Always on land : Magic (Square-) Pal- Il. Magic (Rolls) Polish. Metropolitan (Squares) Po'ish, Metropolitan ( Rolls) Polish. American ( Rolls) Polish. Washington Polish. Seabury's Pure Lead, British Lustre. Balk Black Lead. (in boxes, barrels, and half barrels, Servants' Friend, Burnt Umber, powdered: Raw Umber, powdered ; Burnt Ter de Sienna, powdered ; Raw Ter de Sienna, powdered.

DEPOT OF

BLACK LEAD,

From the

PUTNAM MINES. 71 MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK. DANIEL SLOAN, Agent. This Lead is of superior quality, being suitable for Pencils, Crucibles, Stove Polish, Foundry Facings, Powder Mannfac uring, Electrotyping, &c.

STOVES AND GRATES.

M. J. GILHOOLY,

MANUFACTURER OF STOVES AND GRATES. All descriptions of FURNACES, BOILERS, &c., Set in the best manner. SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED. TS NASSAU STREET.

SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS.

PIERCY'S

PATENT SULPHUR & MEDICATED BATHS. 452 Broadicay, New York, and No. 5 Wil- loughhy Street, Brooklyn. These baths have been established since 1847. and are an effectual cure for Rhenmatisin. Erysipelas. Dropsy, and all cutaneons affections. For partienlars call and get the Pant- phlets, gratuitons. Ladies and gentlemen accommo- dated with Baths at both establishments.

SULPHUR & VAPOR BATHS.

THESE ARE THE ONLY GENUINE BATHS in the United States. They were introduced by L. J. Timolat. in 1520, from Paris. for the cure of Chronic and Inflammatory Rhenmatism. Mercurial Affections, Gout. Eruptions of the Skin, Chills. Fe- vers. Severe Colds, &c. They are given at No. 1 CARROLL PLACE, BLEECKER STREET. corner of Laurens street, N. Y., by A. L. TIMOLAT & CO.

VERGNES'

ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATIIS, 119 FOURTH AVENUE

Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets.

Personally attended by Professor Vergnes. the Inventor. C'elebrated for the extraction of Metallic Substances from the System, and from their success in Chronic Diseases, Rheumatism. and all discases peculiar to Ladies. Attendance for Ladies. Consul- tation free-from 8 till 12 A. M.

SURGEON CHIROPODIST.

D R. J. BRIGGS, SURGEON CHIROPODIST, successfully treats Corns Bunions, Calositios, bad Nails, enlarged and diseased Joints, and all other kindred torments, at 212 Broadway. Dr. Briggs' Corn and Bunion Alleviator. a certain cure for Corns, Binions, Calosities, frosted and blistered Fret, &c. 25 and 50 cents per box, sent by mail. Sold by Druggists Dr. J. Briggs, Chiropodist. Proprietor, 212 Broadway, oppweite St. Paul's Church, New York.

S. ROSENHEIMER, PATENTED CURE FOR LARGE JOINTS and BUNIONS, 401 Canal Street, near Thompson. New York.

Operations on llard and Soft Corns. Club Kai's, Bunions, Nails penetrating the Flesh, &c.

REFERENCES .- Hon. J. J Crittenden, U S. Seus- tor, Ks. : D. Delavan. City Inspector : Robt. Mur- ray. U. S. Marshal ; Christian B. Woodruff. Senator, N. Y .; Geo. Lontrel ; P. Grant. Senator. N.Y. : Col. McLeod Murphy ; M. C. McCollom, Sup't of Roads.

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

GEORGE TIEMANN & CO.,

Surgeons'

INSTRUMENTS, TRUSS, AND CUTLERY MANUFACTURERS,

NO. 63 CHATHAM STREET, New York.

WADE & FORD, INSTRUMENT MAKERS to lhe NEW YORK, BELLEVUE & CITY HOSPITALS. Mannfacture and Import all kinds of Surgical and Dental Instruments, Appliances, Syringes, &c. $5 FULTON STREET, New York.

Agents for Jewett's Artificial Limbs, which are warranted Superior to all others.

C. VALLEISE,

SURGICAL ELASTIC APPLIANCES,

ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS. Ankle Pieces, and Abdominal Supporters, manufac- tured and to be obtained only at

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833 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

TAILORS.

W. L. MATHER,

MERCHANT TAILOR.

306 Second Street, New York, Opposire Union Market. Eigliteen years estab- lished. Satisfaction guaranteed in making to order. Ready-made Clothing always on hand. Agent for that valuable Medicine, S. B. Smith's Magnetic Salve. Having been cured by it of an ulcersied Leg that was hrifised under a wagon wheel. Highly bene- ficial for many kinds of sores.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

TRILLARD, French MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 63 PRINCE STREET,

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Trow's New York city directory. 1862-63, Part 270

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886 Publication date: 1863 Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow Number of Pages: 1130

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886
Publication date: 1863
Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow
Number of Pages: 1130