Trow's New York city directory, 1865, Part 281

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886
Publication date: 1865
Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow
Number of Pages: 1183

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Near Ninth Street, New York.

Cornicee, Bands, Pins, Cords, Tassels, Lace and Musiin Curtains, Plain and Ornamental Window Shades, French and American Decorative Paper Hanging, &e.

KIRKHAM & CO., UPHOLSTERERS,

No. 919 BROADWAY. Rear of Soria's Dyeing Establishment, New York. Carpets made and laid. Oileluth and Matting Well Mattresses made over. Paillasses made to order. Shades and Cornices put up and Furniture re-covered. Orders left with W. & ... Sloane's Carpet Establas- ment, No. 591 B'way, will be attended to.

JOSEPH LOADER, UPHOLSTERER, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS, CORNICES, BEDDING, MATTRESSES, &c 528 Sixth Avenue,

Bet. 81st & 82/1 Sts., New Yet. Lace Curtains bleached, Jobbing particularly az- tended to.

C. SCHNEIDER, Manufacturer and Dealer in FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.

Warerooms, 25 and 27 Jackson Street, Bet. Monroe and Madison St, New York. Orders received and promptly attended to.

JULIUS WERNER, UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER 100 Third Av., 2 doors above 18th St, (High stoop) Respectfully recommends himself to the public le all klods of UPHOLSTERY, as well as Plain and Decorative Paper and Curtain Hanging. Hotel Keepers and Private Familles take notion, that he executes all kinds of Upholstery Work in his own Shop as well as at the houses of his customers, b the day or plece.

UPHOLSTERERS' GOODS.

359 G. L. & J. B. KELTY, 359

Importers of UPHOLSTERY GOODS, FURNITURE COVER- INGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, Cornices, Laco and Musiin Curtaina, Loops, de, and Manufacturers of WINDOW SHADES, WHOLESALE & RETAIL 859 BROADWAY, near Franklin & 859 New York.

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NETTLETON & JOHNSTON, Dealers in WINDOW SHADES, GENERAL UPHOLSTERERS, 1168 BROADWAY, near 27th Street,

HARVEY S. NETTLETON,

EDWARD C. JOHNSTON.

N. B .- Holland Shades, Lace and Muslin Curtains

cleaned and repaired.

WM. WILKENS & CO., Dealers in

HAIR-CLOTH, DAMASK, PLUSH, & UPIIOL- STERERS' & CABINET & COACHMAKERS' MATERIALS IN GENERAL,

Steam Curled Hair and Bristle Manufacturers, Cor. Pratt & Charles 8ts., 217 Pearl St., BALTIMORE NEW YORK.

VARNISHES.

STEFFENS, STERN & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF

VARNISHES AND JAPANS,

890 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK. FACTORY, Hunter's Point, Long Island.

S. P. SMITH, Original Manufacturer of

NEWARK VARNISHES, At the Old Stand, Nos. 819, 821 and 828 Mulberry St., NEWARK, N. J. Office, Cor. of Maiden Lane and Water Street, N. Y. N. B .- All orders address Newark, N. J.

THE UNION ELASTIC VARNISH CO.,

Manufacturers of

EXTRA DURABLE COACH, RAILROAD CAR, HOUSE and CABINET VARNISHES, Of the Lightest Shades,

Cor. North-Tenth and Fifth Sts., Brooklyn, E. D.

" Communications and orders may be left at the Paint Store, onr. of Fourth & Mercer Sts., N. Y

VETERINARY SURGEONS.

THOMAS DAVIES,

VETERINARY SURGEON, , Informa his friends and the public, that he still continues his long-established Veterinary Infirmary, at No. 107 East Twenty. Third Street, For the treatment of Sick and Lare Horses. This well known Establishment has now been in success- ful operation for twelve years. Horses bought and sold on commission. Veterinary Medicinea, of every description, constantly on hand.

JOHN HOMBERG,

VETERINARY BURGEON,

90 Ludioo Street,

Bet. Broome and Delancey Sts.,

New York.

Horse Shoeing executed in the best manner, and

all orders promptly attended to.

VENEERS.

S. B. WILSON, Importer of and Dealer in ROSEWOOD AM VENEERS, 211 CENTRE STREET, New York. ROSEWOOD LOGS FOR SALE.

VINEGAR MANUFACTURERS.

PH. EBLING & BROTHER, VINEGAR MANUFACTURERS, 887, 839 and 841 West 89th Street, Bet. 8th and 9th Avs, New York. Have always on hand a large stock of CIDER AND WHITE WINE VINEGAR, for Pickling, Shipping, Chemical and Family use. PHILIPP EBLING, WILLIAM EBLING.

WATCH CASE MANUFACTURER.

EDWARD HUMBERT, WATCH CASE MANUFACTURER, 171 Broadway and No. 1 Cortlandt St., (Room, 89 GILSEY BUILDING,) NEW YORK.

WATCHES, IMPORTERS OF

HENRY R. KIMBERLY, No. 19 JOHN STREET,

Near Broadway,

New York.

Importer and Dealer in FINE CHRONOMETERS. DUPLEX, PATENT LEVER AND LEPINE WATCHES. Chronometers, Watches and Time Pieces accurate- ly adjusted and rated by transit observation and warranted. Diamond Work, Bilver Ware, and Jewelry made to order.

HENRY E. DROZ, IMPORTER OF WATCHES, And Manufacturer of WATCH CASES,

No. 92 Fulton Street, New York. N. B .- Gold and Silver Cases, for the Waltbam Watch, always on band. The trade supplied on liberal terms.

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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BENEDICT BROS.,

IMPORTERS OF

JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE, ALSO, KEEPERS OF THE CITY TIME, 171 BROADWAY, CORNER CORTLANDT, FORMERLY 5 WALL STREET. The Celebrated Nardin, Tramelan, American, and all other time-keepers, both European and American, constantly on band.

DURFEY & BARNES, IMPORTERS OF

WATCHES, No. 9 JOHN STREET,

(UP STAIRS,)

J. P. DUETET,

NEW YORK. E. L. BARNES

SAMUEL HAMMOND, IMPORTER OF

WATCHES,

Removed to the ATLANTIC INSURANCE BUILDING, 41 WILLIAM STREET, from 44 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, NEW YORK.

We are desirous of drawing attention to our Pocket Chronometers, and Fine Lever Watches,

With Chronometer adjustments, (manufactured expressly for us In London,) which, as Timokeepers for general use or scientific purposes, cannot be excelled. N. B .- Rating by our own transit observation.

J. FEYTEL, CHRONOMETER, CLOCK, AND WATCH- MAKER,

No. 60 Nassau Street,

(Up Stairs),

NEW YORK.

All Repairs personally sttended to and guaranteed.

HORTON, Importer and Manufacturer of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, AND PLATED GOODS, No. 42 FULTON STREET, New York. Watches and Clocks of every description carefully repaired by practical workmen.

QUINCHE & KRUGLER, Importers of WATCHES, No. 8 John Street, New York.

F. QUINCHE,

CHA& L. KEUGLEL

Sole Agents in the United States for the Celebrated Montandon Frères and Borel & Courvolster's Watches.

MOSES SOUR, Importer of WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY & CHAINS, Of all descriptions, No. 26 MAIDEN LANE,

Corner Nassau St.,

NEW YORK.

A Fine Stock of Fine Watches and Jewelry, always

on band at the Importing prices.

L. STRASBURGER, Importer of WATCHES, No. 11 MAIDEN LANE.

(Up Stairs,) NEW YORK A large and complete assortment of English, Swiss and American Watches and Watch Cases constantly on hand.

WATCHES & JEWELRY.

JOHN F. KRUGLER, Desler in -

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARES, FANCY GOODS, &c., &c. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted. No. 60 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.

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OSCAR F. MARKS, 857 SIXTH AVENUE, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, Particular attention paid to Repairing Fine Watches, Chronometers, French Clocks, Jewelry, &c. Old Gold, Silver, Diamonds, &c., bought or exchanged. Also, Plating and Gilding.

WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS.

GINNEL & BROTHER,

Importers of WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS AND MATERIALS, No. 71 NASSAU STREET, Up Stairs, Corner John Street, New York. Every description of Watches carefully repaired or the trade.

WATCH SPRINGS.

P. A. ROSSELOT, Manufacturer of WATCH, CLOCK, CHRONOMETER, and all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SPRINGS, war. ranted to be made in the best manner. No. 188 WILLIAM STREET, New York. House, Woodhaven, Long Island.

All kinds of Springs for Models, made to order. The oldest and only Genuine Stuck Spring Establish- ment.

WHITE LEAD.

THE UNION WHITE LEAD

MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 26 BURLING SLIP,

Corner of Front Street,

NEW YORK

JAMES HOW, Pres, & Sapt.

THos. LAIDLAW, Sec.

WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS.

WILLIAM BOYD,

Wheelwright and Blacksmith, 379 FIRST AVENUE, NEW YORK.

R. FRIEND, WHEELWRIGHT AND BLACKSMITH, TRUCKS AND WAGONS, &c. Made and Repaired. Express Wagons made to order, and all other works connected with the Trade executed at the shortest notice. . All orders promptly attended to 460 WATER STREET, NEW YORK.

WIG MAKER.

CHARLES BECKER, Theatrical Hair Dresser, ALSO, FANCY DRESSES, 87 EAST BROADWAY, NEW YORK. A large assortment of all kinds of Theatrical Wigs constantly on hand.

WINDOW SHADES.

GEORGE G. FUESSEL, Manufacturer of WINDOW SHADES IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES, 465 Pearl Street, Cor. of Chatham Bt., New York.

ALBERT RUNYON, Manufacturer of WINDOW SHADES, CORDS, TASSELS, Brasses and Patent Fixtures of every variety. Over M. A. Howell & Co. 24 CORTLANDT STREET, New York. A. BARRICKLO, Agent,

WINES AND LIQUORS.

GEHRMANN, AHRENS & CO., Importers of

BRANDIES, RUMS, WHISKIES, GINS, WINES, &c. Rectifiers of Pure Spirits. Manufacturers of Cordials, Syrups, &c., Punch Essences, And of Our Most Celebrated ALPINE STOMACHI BITTERS, No. 26 Canal Street, Cor. of Rutgers St., New York.

J. MARC MARTIN, Importer of

WINES, BRANDIES, &c., 208 PEARL STREET, New York. Sole Agent for PAUL DE CONINCK, MONOD & GUIRAUD, BORDEAUX, FRANCE.

PIERCE SKEHAN'S Golden Ale Depot, 63 and 63 Liberty Street,

Bet. B'way and Nassau, New York. :

Importer and Bottler of Muir's and Campbell's Scotch Ales, Dublin and London Brown Stout, Champagne Cider, Claret, Port, Sherry, Madeira i Wines, doc., dec.

ZIMMERMANN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, Late LONGWORTH & ZIMMERMANN. Dealers in

NATIVE WINES, BRANDIES & WHISKEYS, BRANCH: No. 22 Duane Street, New York,

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WIRE CLOTH

F. G. RICHARDSON, Manufacturer of

COPPER BRASS AND IRON WIRE CLOTH, 107 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. All kinds of Sieves, Coal and Sand Screens.

WIRE MANUFACTURERS.

CHARLES WASHBURN & SON, WORCESTER, MASS.

New York Warehouse, 45 Cliff Street,

GRENFILL BLAKE, (Established 1846,) Manufacturers of

IRON WIRE, SCREW, RIVET AND WIRE RODS.

BAR IRON AND BLOOMS ROLLED TO ORDER.

WIRES STRAIGHTENED AND CUT TO ANY LENGTH.

EXCELSIOR IRON WIRE MILLS, 169, 171, 178 Union Av., Brooklyn, Warehouse, 48 FULTON STREET, New York.

WILLIAM CABBLE, MANUFACTURER OF Iron Wire of every description, Including Tel- egraph, Fence, Bridge, Rake, Screw, Chain, Broom, Pail, Ball. Weaving, Brush and Coppored, Etc. Also Copper, Brass and Iron Wire Cloth, Bird Cagex; Sieves, Safes, Coal and Sand Screens, and Wire Work of every description.

THE MANHATTAN WIRE MILLS, Nos. 857, 859 & 861 WEST 24TH ST., New York.

WILLIAM EAGLETON, Superintendent, Manufacture and Supply

IRON AND STEEL WIRE, of all descriptions, Including SUPERIOR AMERICAN CHARCOAL WIRE for Furniture Springs, WIRE ROPE and TELEGRAPH WIRE

Depot and Office, 69 WILLIAM STREET, Neo York.

Address orders to CHARLES CONGDON.

WIRE WORKS.

WIRE CLOTH AND SIEVES, JOHN H. BESHER, No. 109 Beekman Street, New York. Manufacturer of

BRASS. COPPER and IRON Wire Cloth, Sieres, Bafes, Bird Cages, Superfine Bolting Wire, Coal, Sand and Grain Screens, Painted Wire Window Blinds, Locomotive and Strainer Wire, Ornamental Wire Fence, Bordering, &o. for Gardens, &a.

WEST BROADWAY WIRE WORKS.

TAMES HOPKINS, MANUFACTURER OF Brass, Copper and Iron Wire Cloth. Foundry Riddles of superior quality, Heavy Patent Wire Cloth for Locomotive Starka, Coal, Sand and Grain Screens, &c. Coal, Meat and Hair Sieres, Rat and Mouse Traps. Gridirons, Bird Cages. &c. of every description. Manufacturer of OSMONDY Patent Band Screen.

88 WEST BROADWAY. New York.

EAGLE WIRE WORKS.

NORWOOD & RATTEY, No. 1180 Broadway. Near 25th St., New York, Manufacturers of Se- perior Plain and Ornamental Wire Work for Gar. dena, Green Houses, Cemeteries, &c, Such af Arbors, Arches, Flower Standa, Baskets for Flower. Wire Window Shades & Window Guarda, Fire Guards, Nursery Fenders, Mosquito Net Rods, Sand and Mortar Screens, Bird Cages of all kinds. Gal- vanized Wire put up for Vines.

BROADWAY WIRE WORKS, No. 944} Broadway,

Bet. 22d & 28d Sts, New York.

M. E. SILKWORTH, Late 8. O. SILKWORTE Manufacturer of Superior Gardeu Wire Work Flower Stands, Arches, Wire Baskets, and all kinds of Wire Trellises, Bordering and Galvanized Wire for Training Vines. Also, Bird Cages and Sand Screens, &c. Also Wire Window Bbades, &e. 944} BROADWAY.

WILLIAMS' GLOBE WIRE WORKS, 88 FULTON STREET, N. Y.

Mantilla, Shawl, Coat, Vest, Hat, Bonnet, Umbrelis and Cane Show Standa.

Wire Window Shades, Wire Cloth, Sieves, Bird Cages, Flower Baskets, and Garden Wire Work of all kinds. Wire Goods of every description. 88 FULTON STREET, 1 door from Gold, N. Y.

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WOOD ENGRAVERS.

OSSING & Barritt DESIGNERS & ENGRAVERS

ON WOOD?

7 BEEKMAN ST. N.Y.

O'BOYLE & COSTLEY, ENGRAVERS. VELVET SHOW-CARD & FANCY PRINTERS 229 BROADWAY. N.Y.

D.H.TUTTLE ENGRAVER ON WOOD Nº 5 BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK.

WOOD MOULDINGS.

NEW YORK MOULDING PLANING MILL, 202 to 210 West Bith Street, Near Eighth Avenue, New York.

Doors, Sash and Blinds, Wood Mouldings, Beads, Casings, &c. Mouldings of any pattern worked to any Shape re- quired.

A. T. SERRELL, L

E. H. CLOSE

SERRELL & CLOSE.

WOOL.

GEORGE W. BEALE,

BROKER

AND

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

For the Purchase and Sale of

WOOL,

No, 39 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

WALTER BROWN, COMMISSION MERCHANT,

For the Purchase and Sale of

WOOL,

No. 60 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

COHN, LAZARUS & CO.,

Importers of

FLOCKS, EXTRACT AND WOOL,

Shipping and Commission Merchants,

74; PINE STREET, New York.

WOOLLENS.

J. C. BURRAGE & CO., Importers and Package Dealers in

FOREIGN AND AMERICAN WOOLLENS,

No. 8 WINTHROP SQUARE, (New Granite Building.) BOSTON. New York Office, 18 Murray Street. A. LELAND.

J. O. BURRAGE

R. W. KENDALL

WILSON'S

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

58 GREENE STREET, nailsildon WORT .1 MHOL

NEW YORK.

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NOW READY ! THE SPIRIT OF THE FAIR.

Complete in 17 Numbers, from April 5, to April 23, 1864, IN A NEATLY BOUND QUARTO VOLUME.

PRICE, $1.50.

At the request of numerous patrons of the "SPIRIT OF THE FAIR," the publisher purchased the stereotype plates and copyrights of the paper to supply bound coples for permanent preservation. The brilliant array of authors who contributed to the columns of this representative of the great Metropolitan Fair, bave furnishod a volume fall of the cholcest specimens of literature. Its pages fairly sparkle with gems of thought, humor, and pathos.

We append the following list of original contributors:]

MKS. FANNY KEMBLE,

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, FRED'K 8. COZZENS,

MRS. ELIZABETH AKERS.

HON. GEORGE BANCROFT, GEN. JOHN A. DIX,

HON. JOHN P. KENNEDY.

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL,

MRS. JULIA WARD HOWE,

MONCTON MILNES, (LORD

COUNT DE GASPARIN,

MRS. C. M. KIRKLAND,

HOUGHTON). BAYARD TAYLOR,

H. T. TUCKERMAN.

DONALD) G. MITCHELL, (IK MARVEL).

GEO. W. CURTIS.

DR. SAM'L OSGOOD,

DR. COGGSWELL.

T. W. PARSONS,

CIAS. G. LELAND,

And inany other eminent writers and anonymous contributors.

(" Onlers from the trade sollelted. Sent free by mail on receipt of price.

JOHN F. TROW, Publisher, 50 Greene Street, New York.

A NEW AND IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.

PERCE'S

MAGNETIC GLOBES.

FIVE INCHES IN DIAMETER.

Price, with Magnetic Objects, $3.50.

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In addition to these qualities, the " Magnetic Globes" se endowed with new and striking features, which will enhance their valne, and which it is hoped will awaken an interest In these useful and elegant aids to knowledge herotofore unfelt The Globes, being formed of a material possessing magnetic properties, can be used for the illustration of numerous pria- ciples which bitherto have been exceedingly difficult to explain intelligibly to the young.

A number of smail, magnetic objects, representing the various races of mankind, varieties of animal and vegetable life, ships, houses, etc., etc., accompany each Globe, and as thex objects will adhere to the surface of the Globe by the force of magnetic power, they afford a striking illustration of tha: great force which pervades our planet-the power of the Earth's attraction.

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GEO. H. BOKER,

RICHARD H. DANA, JE.,

DR. J. P. THOMPSON

FITZ GREENE HALLECK,

THEODORE TILTON,

THE

NEW YORK

CITY REGISTER:

CONTAINING .

CITY GOVERNMENT, COUNTY OFFICERS, VIRK DEPARTMENT, COURTE, POLICE, POST-OFFIOR, CUSTOM-ROUBE, ASTLUNS DANKE, BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES, CEMETERIES, CHURCHES, CITY RAILROADS, CLUBS, DISPENSARIES, EDUCA- TIONAL INSTITUTIONS. FERRIES, FOREIGN CONSULA, HARBOR-MASTRES, HOSPITALA, INSURANCE COMPANIA, LIBRARIES, MAGAZINYA, MANUFACTURING, MINING, AND MISCELLANEOUS COMPANIES, MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIETIES, NEWSPAPERS, PILOTR, PORT- WARDENS, RAILROAD COMPANIES, DEPOTS, AND STARTING FLAOFB. RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, LITERARY, AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES, BECKET SOCIETIES, OMNIBUS LINES AND EOUTER, TELE- GRAPES, TRUST COMPANIES, STREET AND AVENUE DIRECTORY, ETC., ETC.

COMPILED BY H. WILSON.

Het york : H. WILSON, 52 GREENE STREET. 1864.

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ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1864, by H. WILSON, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.

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INDEX TO CITY REGISTER.

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A. G. O. IL

Custom House

African Meth. Episcopal Churches. ..

Daughters of Temperance. .......

88 2

American Protestant Association ...

Department of Finance ...

Associate Reformed Presbyterian Churches. Asylums ....

Distances in the City.

Bank Clearing House

District Courts.

5 87

Banks In the City of New York.

Dutch Reformed Churches.

Educational Institutions ..

Banks for Savings in the City of New York. Banks, National.

10 11

Baptist Churches.

1º

Benevolent Societies.

Ferries ...

Fire Department ..

Department Fund

Insurance

Foreign Consuls In New York

Bureau of Arrears ..

Assessments

City Revenue ..

General Sesalons.

German Verein

Good Fellows.

Harbor Masters.

Health Commissioners Wardens

Hebrew Secret and Benefit Societies.

Hermann's Sons.

Lamps and Gas.

Lands and Places

Internal Revenue Officers

L O. of F. S. of I.

Pipes, Sewers and Pavements.

Public Administrator

Records and Statistics

Repairs and Supplies

Roads ...

Sanitary Inspection

Street Improvement

Libraries.

Life Insurance

Location of Plers ...

Lutheran Churches 18

Magazines 26 8

Mails Close.

Manufacturing Companies.

Map of the City

City Raffroads

Civil Courts ..

Clubs ..

Commissioners of Central Park

Commissioner of Jurors.

Military ...

Police ..

Common Pieas. ..

Congregational Churches

Consuls.

Coroners.

Mixed Court of Justice. 6 Newspapers.

1 Odd Fellows.

& Oyer and Terminer. 5

8 Pilot Commissioners, Pilotage, &c.

Police .. 4

Criminal Courts.

Croton Aqueduct Department

2 Police Courts. 5

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City Map ..

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Masons .

87 6

Measurer of Marble, &c.

Medical Institutions, Colleges, and Societies. 29

18 Methodist Episcopal Churches .... Protestant Churches. 14

Emigration.

Health

Mining Companies 29 & 39 81 Miscellaneous Associations and Companles .. Churches 16

12 19 National Banks. 11

Corporation of the City.

County Clerk .. Officers

Dispensaries ..

Bank Rnles ..

Druids.

F. L. Snow Social Unions Executive Departments.

B'Nal B'rith (L. O. of ).

11 87 1 1

Board of Aldermen ... Councilmen. Health Commissioners. Inspection of Bulidings. Supervisors.

4 & Free Academy. Freemasons.

Friends' Meeting Houses

Cleaning Streets ..

Collection of Assessments

Corporation Attorney

County Accounts .. Deposit and Disbursement Deputy Supt. Repairs and Supplies Inspection.

Markets

Institutions and Societies. Insurance Companies-Fire. Life 23 19

Marine

Jewish Synagogues. 18

2 2 Law Department. &

Taxes ...

Water Rents.

Wharves

Cemeteries . Churches ..

12 & 82 19

City Inspector's Department. . .

Marine Court ..

Insurance .. 24

Colleges. Commission of Public Charities & Correctlon

2 Hospitals 12 &

Districts.

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Port Wardens

Supreme Court.

Post Office ..

Surrogate ....

Presbyterian Churches.

Tar Commissioners

Protestant Episcopal Churches.

14 Telegraph Lines.

Provost Marshals.

8 Temperance Societies

Railroad Companies and Depots

Temple of Honor and Temperance.

Rates of Postage.

Theological Seminaries ..

Rechabites ..

Trade Associations.

Reformed Presbyterian Churches.

Trust Companies

Turn Verein.

Roman Catholic Churches.

United Americans ..

Schools ..

17 Unitarian Churches.

Secret and Benefit Societies. Sheriff and Deputies. Sheriff's Jury

United Presbyterian Churches.

& United States Assay Office

Societies .

85 87

Circuit Court.

District Court ......

Gauger's Districts ...

Standing Committee of Board of Aldermen .. 1

Markers' Districts.

Measurers'

Weighers'

Street Directory

Universalist Churches. 16

Superior Court

Asst. Treas. Courta.

Sons of Hermann .. Liberty ..

Temperance.

Special Sessions.

Councilmen Supervisors

Station Houses Street Department

Lighthouse Establishment. Loan Commissioners. Mail Stations ..

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CITY REGISTER.

CORPORATION OF THE CITY, 1864.

CHARLES GODFREY GUNTHER, MAYOR.

Marshals .- G. W. MORTON, G. W. HINCHMAN. Office, 6 City Hall. JOHN T. HOFFMAN, RECORDER. Office, 63 Wall.

DAVID T. VALENTINE, CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL. Office, 8 City Hall.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. (Sessions 1st Monday in each Month.)

DIST. NAME

RMAIDENCR

1. John Fox,

8 Morris.

2. Morgan Jones,

67 Centre.

8. John T. Henry.

109 Reade.

4. James McMahon,

46 Henry.

b. John McCool, 287 Spring.

6. Joseph Shannon,

217 Mulberry.

7. Charles J. Chipp,

111 Hammond.

8. Peter Mcknight,

242 Stanton.

9. Lewis R. Ryers,

238 W. 19th. 84 First

11. John Hardy.

429 Tenth av.

12. Bernard Kelly.

646 Fourth.

18. Peter Masterson,

W.58th n B'way.

14. John D. Ottiweil,

189 Third av.

15.

16. Terence Farley,

F. 54th n Lex. av.

17. Jacob M. Long,

E. 110th n First av. President, John T. Henry. David T. Valentine, Clerk.

BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. (Sessions lat Monday in each Month.)

DIST. NAME RESIDENCE.

1. John Healy .. 5 Madison.

Patrick H. Keenan 69 Monroe.

Charles Riley 81 Leonard.

Michael Brophy 62 Bayard.

Edwin M. Hagerty . 106 Barclay. James Hayes ... 206 Elm.

2. Samuel T. Webster. 84 Orchard.

Jeremiah Heffernan .211 E. 11th.

John Byan. .208 First av.

Michael C. Gross. .. 158 Third Frederick Repper 16 Av. C. Charles Koster.

B. John Hongbtalin.

John G. Havlland .153 Charles.

George MaGrath 191 K. 20th.

Win. 8. Opdyke 31 W. 16th.

David R. Jaques .820 W. 22d.

George Schaefer 91 Seventh av. 76 W. 40th. .144 E. 88d.

Alexander Brandon

Jobn Brice ... 252 W. 824.

Patrick Russell .. . K. 47th n First av.

David Fitzgerald.

. K. 118th n First av.

Wm. Joyce ... .... 445 W. 44th.

President, James Hayes. .James M. Bweeny, Olerk.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Alms-House .- Kelly, Mcknight, McMahon. Arts and Sciences,-Chipp, Fox, Mcknight. Assessments -Farley, Masterson, MeCool. Cleaning Streets .- Fox, Ryers, Jones. Croton Aqueduct .- Hardy, Ryers, MeCool. Ferries .- Shannon, Jeremiah. McCoul. Finance-Ryers, Ottiwell, Masterson, Fire Department .- Masterson, Chipp, Kelly. Lamps and Gas .- Long. Jones, Chipp. Lands and Places .- Fox, Jeremiah, Long. Law Department .- Farley, Jeremiah, Long. Markets-Chipp, Ottiwell, Fox.

National Afuirs .- Hardy, Fox, Ottiwell, Mas- terson, Shannon.

Ordinances .- Shannon, Hardy, Rvers Police .- McMahon, Jeremiah, Kelly.

Printing and Advertising .- Fox, Shannon, Otti- well, Ryers, Hardy. Public Health .- Masterson, Ottiwell, Long. Public Buildings, Blackwell's Island .- McMa- hon. Long, Mcknight. Repairs and Supplies .- McCool, Farley, Fox. Roada .- Farley, Masterson, Long. Railroade .- Jones, Farley, Ottiwell, Hardy, 8ban- non. Salaries and Ofloes .- Jonen, Jeremiah, Chipp. Sewers,-Jeremiah, Jones, Farley. Streets .- Chipp, Hardy. Fox. Wharves, Piers und Slips .- Byers, Ottiwell, Hardy. Joint Committee on Accounts .- Long. Hardy. Ottiwell.

Taxes .- Mcknight, MeCool, MeMahon.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

Alms-House .- Keenan, Opdyke, Riley. Arts and Sciences .- Joyce, Schaefer, Hough- talln.

Assessments .- Brophy, Cook, Repper. Belgian Puvement -MaGrath, Jaques, Webster Cleaning Streets .- Hagerty, Koster, Haviland. Croton Aqueduct .- Healy. Heffernan, Fitzgerald. Donations and Charities .- Webster, Opdyke, Brico.

Ferries .- Brandon, Brophy. McGrath.

Finance-Brice, Webster. Houghtalla. Fire Department-McGrath, Heffernan. Riley. Lamps and Gas .- Haviland, Brandon, Koster. Lunds and Places .- Haviland, Jaques, Keenan.

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4. Valentine Cook ...

3 Broome.

51 Hammond

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Trow's New York city directory, 1865, Part 281

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886 Publication date: 1865 Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow Number of Pages: 1183

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886
Publication date: 1865
Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow
Number of Pages: 1183