Trow's New York city directory, 1865, Part 40

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

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Chamberlin Stephen 8. provns, 229 Fulton, h 24 Bank

Chamberlin Theodore 8. stables, 143 E. 21tb, h 37 Lex av.

Chamberlin Uriah, truckman. h 6 Third

Chamberlin William, milk, 418 G'wich

CHAMBERLIN E. & CO. lime 320 West

Chamberlin N. & Co. millers, fout W. 30th

Chamberlin S. S. & Co. provns, 229 Fulton

Chamberlin & Co. composite iron, 12 Wooster

Chamberlin & Allison. feed, 604 G'wich

Chambers Adeline, h 6 Leroy pl.

Chambers Alice, h 426 Second av.

Chambers Benjamin, plumber, 555 Hudson, b 145 Seventh

Chambers Benjamin F. drugs, h 47 Gouverneur

Chambers Charles, laborer, h 92 Ninth av.

Chambers Charics, phot. Insta, 164 Chatham

Chambers Charles G. grocer, 877 Firet av. h 207 E. 23d

Chambera Ebenezer, hosemkr, h 141 Forsyth Chambers Edward, driver, h 321 E. 32d

Chambers Eliz. wid. Johnson, h 36} Seammel

Chambers Frances wid. George, h r 44 Clinton

Chambers George, carpenter, h r 236 Second

Chambers George, liquors, 113 Cherry

Chambers George W. conductor, h 157 E. 58th

Chambers Henry, wires, h 113 }. 25th

Chambers Isaac P. cirrk, h 424 Hudson

Chambers Jabez, blocks, 36 Burling el.

Chambers James, boots, 27 Cortlandt, h 160 Denn B'klyn

Chambers James, mer. 88 Wull

Chambers James, variety, h 25 Elizabeth

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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 135 BROADWAY. Cash Capital, 82,000,000. Assets, Ist January, 1864, 83,286,270.33. CHARLES J. MARTIN, President. A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice-President. JOHN McGEE, Secretary.

MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, For Families, Churches and Schools. $100 to $600. No. 7 Mercer Street.

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Chambers John, cabinetmkr, h r 126 Greene

Chambers Jubn, engineer, h #34 G'wich

Chambers John, grocer, 34 Rutgere

Chambers John II. librar an, h 863 Broome Chambers John H. stages, 818 llenry

Chambers John W. librarian, 22 Cooper union, h 263 Pearl, B'klyn

Chambers Mary, wid. Frederick, h 738 Elzhth av. Chambers Maynard M. pianos, 103 E. 25th, h 118 E. 18th

Chambers Monmouth If. agent, h 407 W. 92d Chambers Nicholas, stonecutter, h 240 W. 51st Chambers Rose, wid. Isaac, h 174 W. 20th

Chambers Rose, whl. Patrick, h 844 W. 16th

Chambers Samuel W. weigher, 92 West, h 66 8. 3d. B'klyn

Chambers Talbot W. (Rev.), h 70 W. 36th

Chambers Thomas, 844 Pine, h Fifth av. h.

Chambers Thomas, artist, h 47 White

Chambers Thomas, drugs, 576 Hudson

Chambers Thomas, shoemkr, h 36 Rkige

Chambers Thomas II. pianos, 10 Bible h. h 118 E. 18th

Chambers Wm. grocer, 84 Rutgers, h 130 Monroe

Chambers William P. lawyer, 192 B'way, h 166 Fort Greene pl. B'klyn

Chambers William R. W. clerk, 19 Chatham, h E. 112th n Third av.

Chambers & Gabler, planos, 10S E. 25th

Chambers & Hanna, pinmbers, 555 Hudson

Chambers & Pomeroy, lawyers, 192 B'way

Chambers & Thompson, blocks, 86 Burling sl.

Chambre Edward B. physician, 714 B'way, h 179 Adama, B'klyn

Champ James, carpenter, h 271 Spring Champagne John, shoemkr, h 811 Sixth av. Champion Georgiana E. clothing, 69 W. 88th

Champlon John C. mer. 87 Chambers, h 245 Dean, B'klyn

Champion Joseph B. mer. 75 Chambers, h Clin- ton pl.

Champion Margaret, wid. Israel, h 658 Water

Champion &. During, clothing, 69 W. 88th

Champlain Edmund H. clerk, h 218 W. 80th Champlin Daniel, rigger, h r 42 Pitt

Champlin Eliza, wid. Juhn, h 40 Jane Champlin Jeffrey Hi. clerk, h 78 Morton

Champlin John W. mer. 1 Stone, h Spuytenduy vil Champlin Milton, seaman, h 81 Eldridge Champlin Sarah, wid. John D. P. h 188 Henry

CHAMPLIN, GOODRICH & CO. produce com- mission merchants, 1 Stone

Champney Addison W. lawyer, 111 B'way, h 24 Willow, B'klyn

Chancellor Altred, warden, h 107 E. 51st Chandler Angeline, wid. Ellla, h r 26) W. 85th

Chandler Coleman A. clerk, b 182 Franklin

Chandler David, carpenter, 5 Ryder's al. h B'klyn Chandler Rilward, u. s. a. h $3 Lewis

Chandler Eliza, wid. Adoniram, h 446 W. 22d Chandler Elizabeth. h 15G Grand

Chandler Georgo W. mus. Insts. h 186 E. 40th Chandler Henry 8. clerk. h r 7 Jones Chandler Hiram. police, h 117 E. 45th Chandler John F. butcher. 218 Wash. mkt Chandler Lewis, agent, 637 Fourth av. Chandler Nathan, banker, 8 Wall, h 88 F. 87th Chandler Seth D. provns. 817 W. 82d, h 267 W. 88d Chandler T. W. stables, 186 W. 4th Chandler William, fish, h 1802 Third av. Chandler William H. p. s. a. h 85 Lewis Chandless Thomas, silver, 97 Cliff

Chandless William & Son, silver, 97 Cha

Chanfrau F. C. actor. h 47 W. 10th

Chanfrau Peter F. saloon, 65 Barclay, h Hoboken

Chanler Elizabeth S. wid. John White, h 218 Sec- ond av.

Chanler John Winthrop, lawyer, 88 Exchange pl h 218 Second av.

Channing Arthur B. physician, 16 Lispenard, h B'klyn

Channing Henry W. lawyer. 229 B'way Channing Roscoe H. lawyer, 229 B'way Chapell Bernard, joiner, h 255 Sixth

Chapelle Augustus T. carver. h 150 E. 27th

Chapin Addison D. builder. 819 W. 15th, h 831 W. 15th

Chapin Asahel. lumber, ft W. 28d. h 822 W. 20th Chapin Benjamin M. artist, 167 Waverley pl. Chapin Obarles I. telegraph, 800 Mulberry

Chapin Edward C. starch, 197 Fulton, h 123 E. 18th Chapin Edwin H. (Rev.), 14 E. 83d

Chaplin E. H. supt. Centre e White, & E. 26th c Fourth av. h Fourth av. c E. 26th

Chapin E. S. broker, 24 William, h J. C.

Chapin Gardner 8. sec. 427 Canal, h 28 Macdougal

Chapin George, teacher, h 177 Lex. av.

Chapin George C. clerk, h 52 Seventh

Chapin Hamilton, harnessmkr, h 85 Varick

Chapin Henry, grocer, 118 Warren, h 45 Sidney pl. B'klyn

Chapin Henry A. n. s. a. h 177 W. 82d

Chapin Heury J. lumber, ft W. 23d, h 818 W. 21st

Chapin Henry L. clerk, h 225 Sullivan

Chapin Henry S. u. s. a. h 824 Sixth av.

Chapin John C. carpenter, h 124 Columbia

Chapin John R. artist, 160 Fulton, h N. J.

Chapin Locha, wid. Frederick, h 167 Waverley pl.

Chapin Luther, strawgds, 823 B'way, h 6 Portland av. B'klyn

Chapin Lyman, soap, 94 Clinton, h 29 Montgomery

Chapin Myron H. Imp. 285 B'way, h N. J.

Chapin Reuben S. physician, h 349 Second av.

Chapin Warren Jr. luinber. ft W. 23d. h 318 W. 21st

Chapin William, carpenter, h 545 Third av.

Chapin William E. printer, 8 Spruce, h 254 Bridge, B'klyn

CHAPIN A. & W. LUMBER DEALERS, FOOT OF W. 28d ST. ON THE DOCK. PINE, WHITEWOOD. BLACK WALNUT, ASH, CHERRY, MAPLE, OAK, &c. ALSO CHEAP BOX BOARDS.

Chapin & Daymond, builders, 319 W. 15th

Chapin, Bromell & Scott, printers, 8 Spruce

Chaplin J. H. conductor. h 54 W. 47th

Chapman Alexander, ruches, W. Slat n Ninth av. Chapman Alford B. stropa, h 130 W. 34th

CHAPMAN ALFRED, freight agent for Peo- ple's Line of Steamers, pier 16 N. R. h W. 89th west of Tenth av.

Chapman Charles, clerk, h 55 W. 21st

Chapman Charles B. mer. h 165 Waverley pl.

Chapman Charles D. clerk, h 463 Eighth av.

Chapman Charles E. clerk, h 273 W. 36th

Chapman Daniel C. pilot, 104 Sonth, h 145 Duf- feld, B'klyn

Chapman Danlel W. jeweler, 825 R'way, h 11 University pl.

Chapman Edward, hats, 3634 Eighth av. h 148 W. 29th

Chapman Ell R. 36 Beekman

Chapman Elizabeth, wid. Jonathan, h 73 W. 27th

Chapman Fred'k A. lawyer, 102 B'way, h B'klyn

Chapman George, carman, b 102 Eighth av.

Chapman George, carpenter, h 39 Christopher

Chapman George, express, 49 Dey, h 321 W. 16th Chapman George, mer. 31 Park pl. h N. J.

CHAPMAN GEORGE A. phot. matle. 63 Duane, h 130 W. 34th

Chapman George M. coale, 110 B'way, h B'klyn

Chapman George T. watches, 415 B'way, h 151 Second av.

Chapman Henry, actor, h 46 Allen

Chapman Henry, bootmkr, h 334 Eighth av.

Chapman Henry G. banker, 56 Wall, h 119 Mad !- son av.

Chapman Henry G. clerk, h 190 W. 20th

Chapman Henry .J. clothing, 190 W. 20th

Chapman Henry P. broker, 4 Broad, h Rye

Chapman Henry T. jr. notary, 122 Bowery

Chapman Jamce, pilot, 104 South, h Ct.

Chapman James, upholsterer, 5 Hfall pl.

Chapman James M. lawyer, 12 Wall, h 18 8us- sex pl. . J. C.

Chapman Jeremiah, photographs, 306 Grand, h 27 Amity

Chapman Job, butcher, h 58 G'wich av.

Chapman John, h 204 E. 55th

Chapman .John jr. clerk, h 107 Bedford

Chapman John H. pilot, 104 South, h B'klyn

Chapman John T. chandler, 304 West, h N. J.

Chapman John W. tobacco, 193 l'earl, h 102 Remsen, B'klyn

Chapman Joseph, machinist, h 252 Sixth

Chapman Joseph E. lawyer, 12 Wall, h 18 Sussex pl. J. C.

Chapman Joseph H. asst. sec. 51 Wall, h 471 Hudson

Chapman Joseph H. pilot, 104 South, h N. J. Chapman J. B. h 317 W. 19th

CHARLES J. MARTIN, President. A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice-President. JOHN McGEE, Secretary. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 135 BROADWAY. Cash Capital, $2,000,000. Assets, 1st January, 1864, 83,286,270.33.

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WM. B. ERADBURY'S NEW SCALE PIANOFORTES, " I admire them in the highest degree." -- Geo. W. Morgan.

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Chapman J. I .. Icather, 84 Spruce

Chapman Lebbeus jr. lawyer, 83 Wall, h 7 Jeffer- son, B'klyn

Chapman Levi, laborer, h 282} Ninth

Chapman Levl, strops, 9 Cedar, h 130 W. 34th

Chapman Louis, seaman, h 90 E. B'way

Chapman Mary, wid. J. aac, segars, 339 Tenth av. Chapman Nathan, plumber, 429 Hudson, h 59 Morton

Chapman Phebe, wid. William, h 431 Grand

Chapman Phineas P. smith, 54 Jefferson, h Ct.

Chapman Polly, wid. Joseph, h 66 Norfolk

Chapman Richard, shoemkr, h 158 E. 11th

Chapman Richard II. painter, h 120 W. 29th

Chapman Robert W. harneesmkr, h 285 Elizabeth Chapman Sarah R. wid. Gro. W. h 12 Downing

Chapman Feth, ol's, 170 Front, h L. I.

Chapman Susannab, wid. David, h 200 Eighth av. Chapman Thomas, laborer, h 61 Wash'n

Chapman Thomas, seaman, h 56 W. B'way Chapman Themas, smith, h 74 Ninth av.

Chapman Thomas F. painter, 134 Liberty

Chapman Timothy B. drygds, 350 B'way, h 19 W. 18th

Chapman Vincent, wool, 55 Pine, h 30 Bethune Chapman Walter T. blocks, 30 South, h 286 Pa- cific, B'klyn

Chapman Warren, painter, 134 Liberty, h 273 W. 36th

Chapman William, h 159 W. 84th

Chapman William, h 411 W. 44th

Chapman Willlar, coachman, h 2 Patchin pl.

Chapman Willlam, engraver, 42 Fulton, h B'klyn Chapman William, walter, h 229 E. 19th

Chapman Willlam, weaver, h r 229 W. 15th

Chapman William F. T. examiner, Hall of Rec- orda, h 3 Charlton

Chapman W'm. H. fruits, 34 Broad, h 140 E. 27th Chapman William H. mer. 5 Front, h 159 W. 34th

Chapman William McK. sugar, 110 King, h 243 W. 18th

Chapman William P. broker, 4 Broad, h Rye

CHAPMAN WILLIAM Z. W. dentist, 835 B'way

Chapman Winfield Scott, clerk, h 236 Sullivan Chapman & Co. brokers, 4 Broad

Chapman & Bloomer, engravere, 42 Fulton

Chapman & Hitchcock, lawyere. 83 Wall

Chapman, Richmond & Co. 5 Frott

Chapman, Vanwyck & Co. ofis, 170 Front

CHAPMAN, NOYES & LYON, mers. 31 Park pi. & 42 Church

Chapouty Pierre, b 194; E. 20th

Chappel Francisco M. Loots, 364 Grand

Chaj pel George, offs, 186 Front, h Putnam av. n Marcy av. Bklyn

Chappel James, mer. h 151 W. 43d

Chappell John, h 46 Third

Chappell .John, bootfitter, h 15 Emsex

Chappell Mary A. wid. Salvadore B. h 138 E. 31st Chappell Nathan L. plumber, 429 Hudson, h 98 Morton

Chappell Rebecca, wid. Louis, h 343 W. 26th

Chappell William, copper, h 86 Pike

Chapple William, barber, 221 d'entre

Chappuit Jean, chocolate, 88 White

Chardavoyne T'horas C. h 18 Lafayette pl.

Chargols Edward P. stamping, 1199 J'way

Chargois John B. hatter, h 104 W. Houston

Charlatte Peter, confectioner, 587 G'wich, h 275 Spring

Charles Adolph, musician, h r 60 Orchard

Charles Andrew, grocer, 384 Fourth av.

Charles Anna, wid. Charles, fancygds, 888 Seventh av.

Charles Benjamin, hatter, h r 70 Third

Charles Cath. A. wid. Edmund, h 55 Bleecker

Charles Ellza, wid. William, h 443 Third av.

Charles Esther, wid. Robert, h r 97 Tenth av.

Charles George E. grocer, 284 Fourth av.

Charles Henry J. smith, h 18 Morris pl.

Charles John, clothing, 128 Chatham, h 231 Madison

Charles JJohn, framer, h 91 Columbla

Charles Mary, wid. Richard, h 37 JJames

Charles Mary, wid. Robert, h 131 E. 85th

Charles Nathan F. broker, 18 Cedar, h 226 E. 86th

Charles Richard, shoemkr, h 292 First av. Charles Robert, mer. 91 Duane, h 131 E 35th

Charles Robert, porter, hr 20 Stanton

Charles Sarah (col'd), wid. John, hr 106 W. 17th

Charles Thomas, fecder, h 37 James

Charles A. & G. E. grocers, 364 Fourth av.

Charles, Emrich & Co. clothing, 128 Chatham Charleson Isabella, h 99 Monroe

Charlet Joseph, tailor, B'way, h 66 E. 22d

Charley Conrad, beer, Eleventh av. n W. 47th

Charlick Barbara, wid. Michael, h 264 W. 49th" Charliek Oliver, pres. h 254 W. 34th

CHARLIER ELIE, French institute for young gentlemen, boarding & day school, 48 ₺.24th, h 60 E. 24th, new numbers 126 & 128

Charlock Maria, boardingh. 172 Eldridge Charlock Mary IA, wid. Miles 8. h 90 W. 45th Charlock Michael, carpenter, h r 216 W. 37th Charlock Thomas, h 8 Eldridge

Charlock Wm. H. supt. 237 B'way, h 40 Eesex

Charleen Martin, seaman, h r 43 Oliver

Chariton James, boardingh. 29 Greene

Chariton John, porter, h 106 E. 11th

Charlton Joseph, carpenter, h 13 Hester

Charlton Margaret, wid. Peter, h r 285 W. 17th

Charmley William B. banker, 34 Wall, h Ct. Charmley & Hatch, bankers, $4 Wall

Chaurruand John J. dancing, h 148 E. 17th

Charsell John, grocer, 161 Laurens

Chart John, pictures, h 122 W. 30th

Charters Alexander, cooper, h 417 E. Houston

Charters David, pediar, h 221 Elizabeth

Charters Oliver A. horses, h 661 Sixth av.

Charters Robert, coachman, h r 142 E. 21st

Charters William, sec. 26 Pine, h Clermont av. D Dekalb av. B'klyn;

Chase Alexander J. h 84 Eighth av.

Chase Algernon S. mer. 43 Park pi. h Md.

Chase Alonzo, salla, 23 South, h 7 Grove pl. B'klyn

Chase Amella (col'd), wid. Wm, h 6 Clinton et. Chase Benjamin, boardingh. 262 Front

Chase Eliza, wid. Charles, teacher, h 178 Spring

Chase Frederick P. physician, h 33 K. 24th

Chase George H. butcher, 5 Wash, mkt, h 357 W. 34th

Chase George W. fireman, h 49 Suffolk

Chase George W. jewelry, 365 Bowery, h 40 Fifth

Chase Henry, clerk, h 196 E. 17th

Chase Irah Jr. Iron, 524 B'way

Chase James, furs, 70 B'way, h Bklyn

Chase James B. carpenter, h 19 Norfolk

Chase John E. chandler, 66 South, h 206 Wash'n, Bklyn

Chase John L. agent, h 147 Hammond

Chase John W. express, 13 .John

Chase Leonard A. hotel, 365 Fourth av. b Wash- Ington h.

Chase Lewis S. agent, 9 Astor h. h Albany

Chase Lucien B. 160 Fulton, h 481 Fifth av.

Chase Mary A. wid. Autumnus, h. 386 Seventh av.

Chase Matthew H. butcher, 216 Wash, mkt, h 100 Vesey

Chase Nelson, lawyer, 46 Exchange pl. h Wash'n Heights, B'klyn

Chase Rob't Y. weigher, 120 Wall, h Westchester Chase Samuel (col'd), waiter, h 18 Greene

Chase Thomas, fastener, h 261 Monroe

Chase Thomas B. editor, 11] Fulton, & pub- lisher, 162 Nassan, h B'klyn

Chase Thomas B. mer. 40 South, h 44 Willough- by, B'klyn

Chase William H. h 46 Sixth

Chase William H. clerk, h 467 Sixth av.

Chase Wm. H. mer. 171 Bway, h 244 8. 6th, J. C.

Chase Wm. N. undertaker, 3 Willow, h 115 Cannon

Chase W'm. S. chandler, 66 South, h 150 Jo- ralemon, B'klyn

Chase T. B. & Co. mere. 40 South

Chase & Co. iron, 524 B'way & 109 Mercer

Chase & Seabury, sailmkrs, 23 South & 28 Coen- ties #1.

Chaskel Sam'l, clothler, 8 Cath. sì. h 73 Monroe Chasmar Anne, h 325 Third

Chasmar James, machinist, h 171 Wooster

Chasmar .James H. u. s. D. h 269 W. 46th ;

Chassell John, mer. h 106 W. 43d

Chastain Henry, eatingh. 91 Sixth av. h 80 Sixth av.

Chataigner Charles, jeweler, h 70 Greene

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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 135 BROADWAY. Cash Capital, 82,000,000. Assets, 1st January, 1864, 83,286,270.33. CHARLES J. MARTIN, President. A. F. WILLMARTH. Vice-President, JOHN McGEE, Secretary.

ADVERTISEMENTS.

geb Horh & Philadelphia Ornamental fron dolorks, Office and Wareroom, 524 BROADWAY, Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.

IRON BEDSTEADS

For Public Institutions, Hospitals, &c. ERON FURNITURE. Particular attention is given to the manufacture of

IRON BEDSTEADS,

OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS,

highly ornamented, with Bronze, Gilt and Brass finish, furnished with an ENTIRELY NEW PATENT SPRING BOTTOM, THE BEST AND MOST DESIRABLE IN THE MARKET, or with Canvas, as may be required, made expressly for the West India and South American trade.

IRON FURNITURE IS ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR Lawns, Summer Houses, Gardens, Piazzas, Cottages & House Purposes, AMONG THE ARTICLES MANUFACTURED WILL BE FOUND

CHAIRS, TABLES, SETTEES, BRACKETS,

Store Stools, Wash Stands, Hat Stands, Umbrella Stands, Flower Stands, &c., &c. Garden and Cemetery Establishment, Vases, Fountains, Statuary, Deer, Lions, Dogs, &c., &c.

CHASE & CO.,

TTO. 524 BROADWAY, N -7 Hotel,

NEW YORK.

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Heb Horh & Philadelphia Ornamental Fron dolorks, Office and Wareroom, 524 BROADWAY, Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel

IRON RAILINGS

OF ALL STYLES AND DESCRIPTIONS, SUITABLE FOR

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE GROUNDS, DWELLINGS, BALCONIES, VERANDAHS, CEMETERIES, BANKS, OFFICES, &c., &c.

Patent Wire Railing, Cast and Wrought Iron Railing, Window and Door Guards, Gateways, Iron Piers and Posts, Verandahs and Balconies,

Iron Lintels and Capitals, Iron Columns and Castings, Iron Stairways, Doors, and Shutters, Iron Furniture for Stables, Tree Guards, Cast Iron Columns and Brackets, WIRE FENCES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

CHASE & CO.,

No. 524 BROADWAY Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, NEW YC

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELIE CHARLIER'S French and English Institute

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,

Boarding and Day School, Classical and Commercial,

Nos. 48 and 50 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, (New Nos. 126 and 128,)

NEAR MADISON PARK,

Between 4th & Lexington Aves.

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THIS School is now in its Ninth year. Its Pupils are to be found at West Point, in the Navy School, in the Army, in the Counting House, many Colleges, and Professions.

The studies pursued embrace all the studies necessary for a liberal instruction. Pupils can com- mence when Six years of age in the Primary Department, and continue until they are seventeen or eighteen, ready for their future profession.

German, Spanish, and French are taught by native teachers. American pupils are obliged to speak French, the only way to acquire it in a foreign country.

As heretofore, I will devote to my school all my time and energy ; surrounded with excellent teachers, and all the resources presented by a large city, I will do my utmost to continue to deserve the confidence and esteem of my pupils' parents. Pupils are received as boarders. There is but one table for pupils, teachers, and myself.

Gymnastics, military drill, singing, and drawing are regularly taught.

Complete obedience, cheerful and prompt obedience, truth in everything, and work-such are my rules. I shall not fail to enforce them, even if I have to dismiss any pupil refusing compliance with them, or exerting an evil influence in the school. The classes in my institution may be visited at all times by the parents or guardians of the pupils.

It is a rule with my assistants and myself to accustom our pupils to use their powers of reflection and of reasoning throughout the course of their studies. We do not ask them to work beyond their powers, but require strictly the performance of their tasks; in a word, we wish them to exert them- selves conscientiously.

THE ACADEMIC YEAR, 1864-65, will extend from the 20th of September to the end of June, divided, for the payments, into two sessions. All bills payable in advance, semi-annually. Pupils are charged for the entire Academic year, except new pupils, who are charged from the date of their admission to the end of the school year.

Hours of attendance for Day Scholars .- From five minutes before 9 A.M. till 3 P.M. (with recess). In the Primary Department, pupils, if desired, may leave at 2 r.M.

A report of the attendance, deportment, and proficiency of the pupil, is sent to his parents at least once a month.

For all details, terms, and further information, see the Prospectus of the School.

The following gentlemen have had sons, grandsons, wards, &c., under my charge :

FOR EIGHT YEARS CONSECUTIVELY-James G. King, banker; General James S. Wadsworth; D. D. Lord, lawyer; H. K. Bull, merchant.

FOR SEVEN YEARS-E. Labens, merchant; R. A. Witthaus, merchant; Adrian Iselin, banker; Colonel A. Van Baren, U. S. A.

FOR SIX YEARS OR LESS-William Barton, banker: Reuben W. Howes, banker ; Horatio Allen, Watts Sherman, Hon. Aaron Vanderpoel, Hon. Hamilton Fish, Hon. Washington Hunt, Hon. H. J. Raymond, Ilon. Edw. Haight, Col. J. J. Astor, Jr., Gen. Henry Van Rensselaer, J. F. Navarro, Loring Andrews, Joseph W. Alsop, B. Berend, Francis G. Brown, Dr. Corn, R. Bogert, Dr. O. Bronson, Dr. G. Buck, Capt. J. Aug. Craven, U. S. N. George Chesterman, Charles C. Colgate, Daniel M. Edgar, O. L. Ferris, Winthrop S Gilman, D. de Golcouris, Hon. James Gallatin, Edward S. Hall, E. V. Haughwout, John Hone, Edward S. JJaffray, Dr. John C. Jay, Bradish Johnson, Wmn. Hegeman, Gracie A. King, J. J. Kingsford, Thomas Le Bouilllier, Peter Lorillard, Isaac P. Martin, Edwin Mead, Charles Moran, U. A. Murdock, Sidney Mason, Jer. Milbank, Samuel Milbank, David Olyphant, Courtland Palmer, Wra. C. Pickersgill, John T. Randall, George S. Robbins, Marshall O. Roberta, F. H. Salius. SI. Sinclair, Hon. L. S. Suarez, H. A. Taylor, Dr. Thomas Ward, George Wotherspoon. Henry Weston, G. H. Witthaus, Pierre Humbert, J. M. Raymond, R. M. Strebelgh. Alex. Turnbull, Baltimore; John HI. Swift, Rev. Dr. Hutton, Morton Brock, G. H. Hessenberg. A. P. de Luze, Henry Heyward, Lawrence R. Jerome, John Sherwood, Judge Henry E. Davis, Edw. Saportas, Wm. A. Britton, George W. Hennings, Henry Swift, Martin Bates, Dr. W. Detmold, Samuel D. Babcock, C. Durand, Edwin D. Morgan, Jr., Howard Potter, Fred. H. Walcott, John L. Rutgers, Henry A. Swift, Andrew G. Bininger, Wm. Smith Brown, J. W. Haven, Alfred Edwards, John S. Williams, John 7 White, Henry "sadel, Wm. J "tell, Hon. C Fodfrey Gunther, Alexande. M. Lawrence, Ed- Matthews, 2.ancis K. Rivca, Robert MeKiLa, silas C. Her. . L., Simon De /Laser, Antonic anaga, del Valle a.c. many other whom space obliges to omit.

New York, May 1st, 1865.

ELIE CHARLIER, Director.

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MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, For Families, Churches and Schools. $100 to $600. No. 7 Mercer Street.

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Chatain Amand, h 11 Cottage pl. Chateauneuf Catharine, A J. wid. Paul A. h. 1393 B'way

ChateHier John, h 462 G'wich

Chatelller Joseph F. jeweler, 71 Varick & 9 Malden la. h. N. J.

Chatellier & Spence, jewelry, 71 Varick & 9 Maiden la.

Chater Nath'l W. mer. 41 Sonth, h 45 W. 25th Chatfield Barton L. entter, h 39 Ludlow

Chatfield David, machinist, h 19 Essex

Chatfield Harvey S. lawyer, 1 Park pl. h 111 Lex. av.

Chatfield Henry W. mer. 178 Front, h B'klyn Chatfield Levi S. lawyer, 1 Park pl. h 111 Lex. av. CHATHAM BANK, 182 B'way

Chatillon Gertrude, fancygde, 119 Spring

Chatillon John, scales, 93 CHff, h 54 Amity Chatman Catharine, wid. Alfred, h 466 W. 34th Chatman Jeremiah, carman, h 115 Bank

Chatman Samuel, tailor, h 261 W. 35th

Chatry Ernest, h 268 W. 36th

Chattell Hannah, wid. John, h 103 E. 4th

Chatterton Alfred C. quilting, 219 Centre, h 76 W. 26th

Chatterton Charles M. carver, h 265 W. 15th

Chatterton Cornelius, carpenter, h 62 Ganse- voort

Chatterton Ephraim, butcher, h 131 Broome Chatterton George H. carpenter, h 178 W. 30th

Chatterton James, carpenter, h 244 W. 43d

Chatterton J. P. ealoon, 630 B'way

Chatterton Margaret, wid. Wm. h 250 W. 37th

Chatterton Mary, wid. John, h 22 Minetta la.

Chatterton Stephen S. printer, 116 Maiden la. h 45 Ninth

Chatterton Thomas, clothing, 25 & 44 Warren, h 48 K. 36th

Chatterton & Parker, printers, 116 Malden la. Chauncey Charles W. 10 Old el.

Chauncey_Daniel, pres, 31 Wall, h 97 Jorale- mon, Bklyn

Chauncey David M. 31 Wall, h 97 Joralemon, Bklyn

Chauncey Fred. mer. 42 Sonth, h 20 Wash. sq. N. Chauncey H'y, mer. 42 South, h 25 Wash. sq. N. Chauncey Peter S. (Rev.), h 29 W. 36th

Channcey Wm. mer. 10 Oid sl. h 23 Lafayette pl.

Chauncey Reginald, broker, 77 Cedar, h Bklyn

Chauncy & Cadiz, brokers, 77 Cedar

Chansnegros Adrien, flowers, 32 Greene

CHAUVEAU JEAN F. physician, h 118 Lau- rena

Chavanne Annette, wid. Benoit, h 119 W. 24th

Chave Henry, furniture, 232 Seventh av.

Chavell William H. broker, 214 Pearl

Chavey Adolph, saloon, 9 Leroy pl.

Chaytor Thomas, mer. 25 Park row, h B'klyn Chazournes Felix C. Imp. 79 Cedar, h 12 W. 16th Chazournes F. & Son, Impe. 79 Cedar

Checcolo Dominick, dyer, h 47 Leonard

Chedsey Nathan A. lawyer, 6 City Hall pl. h 63 W. 37th

Cheek James, carriagemkr, h 211 E. 35th

Cheeks Willlam, mer. h 635 Seventh av.

Cheesebro Jane, wid. James, h 197 W. Houston

Cheeseman Elizabeth, h 249 W. 32d

Cheesman Abigail, wid. Nicht's H. h 49 Cannon

Cheesman George W. skirta, 56 Walker, h Ct.

Cheesman John L. sashes, 147 Av. C, h 360 Eighth

CHEESMAN MARTHA H. wid. John C. M.D. h 240 Fifth av.

Cheesman Oscar, crockery, 145 Duane

Cheesman Timothy, carman, h 425 Cherry

Cheesman Timothy M. physician, h 5 E. 27th

Cheeswright Edward, books, 026 Bway, h Gates av. n Ryerson, B'klyn

Cheetham .James, collector, 41 Nassau, h B'klyn Cheetham William H. supt. h 249 W. 49th

Cheever Charles, u. s. a. h 427 Tenth av.

CHEEVER JOHN H. treas. N. Y. Belting & Packing Co. 38 Park row, h 89 Fifth av. Cheever Samnel S. carpenter, 409 Broome, h 97 E. 48th

Cheevers Ann J. wid. Wm. fruits, h 236 W. 16th Cheevers Ellza, seamstress, h 96 Henry

Chemeld Thomas, painter, h 172 E. 34th

Chemers Winifred, wid. James, candles, 25 Elizabeth

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Trow's New York city directory, 1865, Part 40

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