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Elliott John, broker, 79 Cedar, h 132 8. 5th, B'klyn Elliott John, carman, h 257 W. 18th Elliott John, carpenter, h 246 Mulberry
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS, For Families, Churches and Schools. $100 to $600. No. 7 Mercer Street.
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Ellis William H. h 28 Horatio
Ellis A. C. & M. H. lawyers, 335 Bway
Ellls N. & Co. shoes, 695 Eighth av. Ellis & Co, binders, 358 Pearl ELLIS, KNAPP & CO. umbrellas, 24 Walker Eilte, Smith & Co. produce, opp. 140 West Ellison Ann, cloakmkr, h 367 Broome Ellison Arthur, clerk, 342 G'wich
Ellison Benjamin, gauger, 97 Pine, h 77 Vander- bilt av. B'klyn
Ellison Deborah A. boardingh. 199 Tenth
Ellison Enphemla, wid. James, newspapers, 13 Macdougal
ELLISON GEORGE C. Wash'n h. 142 E. 30th Ellison Isaac J. police, h 515 W. 36th
Ellison Jacob, ng. Impta. 5 James al.
Ellison John J. seaman, h 106 W. 10th Ellison Nath'l B. fwdg. 110 Broad, h Rochester Ellison Robert, cabinetmkr, h 163 W. 82d
Ellison Bam'l, liquors, 163 B'way, b 765 Elghth av. Ellison William, printer, h 318 Third av.
Ellison Wm. C. fixtures, 9 Mercer, h 44 E. 19th Ellon Samuel H. Imp. 34 Murray, h Europe Ellreleh Sigmund, fancygds, 310 First av.
Ellrodt John C. police, h 657 Ninth av.
Ellsworth Henry W. school, 819 B'way, h 167 Waverley pl.
Ellsworth Isabella (col'd), wid. John, h r 57 Thompson
Ellsworth Nathaniel 8. carman, h r 283 Broome Ellsworth William, pres. 168 B'way, h 211 Scher- merhorn
Ellsworth William T. painter, h 44 Firat
Ellwanger Charles, shoes, 111 Laurens
Elmendorf Edmund Jr. lawyer & notary, 67 Wall, h 12 Carmine
Elmendorf John A. varnish, 141 Maiden la. h B'klyn
Elmendorf John J. (Rev.), h 98 W. 37th
Elmendorf John P. planing, First av. c E. 88th, h 177 E. 41st
Elmendorf & Dixon, planing, First av. c E. 38th Elmer William, physician, h 4 W. 28th Elmore Dantel M. h 44 King
Elmore John, carman, h 59 Montgomery
Elmore Lyman, lawyer, 240 B'way, h 36 Willow, B'klyn
ELMORE WALDO J. manufacturer of Kero- sene & Coal Oil chandeliere, safe & reliable illuminating ofl, In any quantity, 174 Fulton ELMORE & SWEET, lawyers, 240 B'way Elpert Michael, barber, h 51 Sixth Elsaesser David & Co. boardingh. 6 G'wich
Elsacsser William, laborer, h 159 Av. A. Elsas Joel, drygda, 94 Columbla
Elsas Meyer, police, h 94 Columbla
Elsasser Albert, grocer, 370 E. Houston
Elsasser John, cabinetmkr, r 32 Chrystie, h 113 Etd-ridge
Elsasser John, confectioner, h 79 Av. A
Elsasser Melchoir, framer, h r 156 Orchard Elsbach Isaac, h 241 Seventh
Elsbach Mary J. wid. Jacob, tafloress, h 321 W. 47th
Elsberg Louis, physician, h 153 W. 15th Elsberg Nathan, h 153 W. 15th
Elseffer George, agent, h 161 E. 40th
Elsemulier Christian, tallor, h r 90 Ridge Elsen Edward, clerk, h 156 Spring
Elser Barbara, wid. Joseph, h r 26 Av. A
Elsey James, grocer, 69 Delancey
Elsey James R. eggs, 189 Wash'n, h 102 Allen Elsey William H. ferrymaster, h Third av. n w c E. 60th
Elsey & Pope, produce, 189 Wash'n Elsmann William, baker, h 217 Fifth
Elstner Charles, butcher, 733 Second av Elston Alexander (col'd), shoemkr, h 303 Mott Elston David, foundry, 273 & 268 Cherry, & char- coal 835 W. 32d, h 36 President, B'klyn
Elstow Samuel, shoemkr, hr'r 113 Prince
Elstroth George H. butter, 363 Wash. mkt, h Clove road, B'klyn
Elstroth Herman, bntter, 353 Wash. mkt, h E. 80th
Elstroth H. & Brother, butter, 353 Wash. mkt Elaworth Edward, paints, 86 Dey, h 15 W. 11th Elsworth Engene, paper. 164 William Elsworth Henry, h 143 W. 14th
E'sworth Joseph H. oysters, ft Spring, h N. J.
Elterich George, boots, h 18 Chrystie
Elting Everett, shades, 623 B'way, h 203 W. 32d Elting Lewis, tailor, h 66 Bayard
Elting Morris, segarmkr, h 66 Bayard
Elting William, broker, 65 Liberty, h J. C.
Elting Willlam HI. 8. hardware & fishing tackle, 438 Hudson
ELTING & CO. window shades, curtains, &e. 623 B'way
Eltrich Magnus, cabinetmkr, Eleventh av. n W. 49th
Eltz Paul, musician, h 92 Laurens
Eltz Wendelin, Ilquors, 82 Elghth av.
Elvandoff James, seaman, h 974 81xth av.
Elvendor Peter (col'd), laborer, h 2; Jersey Elverth George F. barber, 74 Delancey
Elvin .John C. cutter, b 160 E. 31st
Elvis Joseph, carman, h Eleventh av. n W. 40th Elwanger Charles, butcher, h r 221 Second
Elwanger Henry, baker, h 220 Second
Elwell Charles F. mer. 57 South, h 2 Elllott pl. B'klyn
Elwell James W. & Co. mers. 57 South, h B'klyn Elwell John A. mer. 89 Sonth, h Dean, B'klyn
Elwell John P. shippers' broker, 57 South, b Carlton av. n Lafayette pl. Bklyn
Elwell Michael, taltor, h 201 W. 26th Elwell Willlam, agent, 11 Gold, h 111 E. 33d Elwood Franklin, hatter, h 68 Charles Elwood John B. lawyer, 160 Fulton e Bway
Elwood Mary, wid. Nathan, h 92 W. 13th Elwood Matilda A. sewing, h 115 W. 15th
Elworth Martin, mason, h 165 First av.
Elwyn William P. shoes, 789 Sixth av. h N. J.
Ely Abner LA, agent, 22 Pine & 637 Fourth av. h 51 E. 37th
Ely Ambrose K. leather, 101 Gold
Ely Augustus, penmkr, h 655 G'wich
Ely Augustus H. broker, h 809 Sixth av.
Ely Bridget, wid. Peter L. h 162 W. 20th
Ely B. F. telegraph, 145 B'way
Ely David J. mer. 49 Water
Ely Dudley P. & Co. distillers, 140 Front
Ely Elizabeth J. wid. John, h 61 Bank Ely Epaphras O. leather, 101 Gold, h 86 E. 23d
Ely Eugene, rage, 94 Gold, h N. J.
Ely Ezra B. towboats, ft Canal, h Bklyn
Ely George, tuner, h 123 E. 4th
Ely Giles B. clerk, 16 Cliff, h B'klyn
Ely H'y G. leather, 31 Ferry, h 133 Henry, B'klyn
Ely Isaac S. eggs, 165 West, b 110 Harrison, B'klyn
Ely James L. mer. 186 Wash'n, h 257 W. 22d
Kly Jobn, lawyer, 22 Pino, h 95 E. 36th
Ely John C. paper, 70 to 76 Fulton, office 75 Ful- ton, h 68 K. 36th
Ely John R. distiller, 140 Front
Ely Jonathan 8. lawyer, 20 Nassan, h New Rochelle Ely Joseph M. police, h 69 Perry
Ely Joseph N. drygds, 831 B'way, h 106 Henry, B'klyn
Ely Leicester K. broker, 54 Willlam, h B'klyn
Ely Moses, lawyer, 802 B'way, h 66 W. 26th
ELY NATHAN C. pres. Third av. c Ninth, h 115 W. 42d
Ely Philip, machinist, h 899 Eighth
Ely Ssmuel, artist, h 59 Norfolk
Ely Smith jr. leather, 101 Gold, & supervisor, h 185 Fourth av.
Ely Smith & Co. rattan, 409 Pearl, h S. I.
Ely Sumner S. Ihwyer, 10 Pine, h 28 University pl.
Ely Theodore M. photographs, 78 Nassan, h Ho- boken
Ely Thos. T. storage, 40 New & 27 Beaver, h B'klyn Ely William, carman, h 840 W. 12th Ely Willtam, iron, h 51 Allen
Ely William, sexton, h 486 Hudson
Ely William F. mer. 186 Wash'n, h 257 W. 22d
Ely William L. clerk, h 218 Henry
Ety William W. carman, h 88 Charlton
Ely Zebulon 8. mer. 49 Water, h 26 W. 26th
Fly Z. S. & Co. mers. 49 Water Ely H. G. & Lambert, leather, 81 Ferry Elz David, segars, 225 RIvington
Elz George, segars, 225 Rivington, h Illinois Elz & Brother, segars, 225 RIvington Emack Frederick, carman, h 411 W. 47th Emanuel Abram, h 185 E. 15th
EMANUEL ALFRED, grocer, 146 Front, h 66 Hicks, B'klyn
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President. A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice-President. JOHN McGEE, Secretary. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 135 BROADWAY. Cash Capital, 82,000,000- Assets, 1st January, 1864, $3,286,270.33.
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WM. B. BRADBURY'S SUPERIOR PIANOFORTES, " I consider them equal to any I have seen."-J. N. Pattison.
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Emanuel Frederick, tailor, 113 Cedar Emanuel Henry, furs, b 175 E. 34th Emanuci Isaac, sinith, h 217 Seventh Emanuel Lipman, mer. 77 Warren, b 195 E. 15th Emanuel Moritz, segars, 123 Seventh, h 407 Fifth Emanuel Simeon, segars, 68 Liberty Emanuel Simon, pediar, h 52 Attorney Emberson Samuel, fancygds. 421 Eighth av. Emberson William, laces, 811 B'way Embrec George W. dep. coll. Customh. Embury Angnstus, h 17 W. 80th Embury Philip, h 41 W. 87th Emden Emanuel, drygds, 65 Av. B Emden Ernest, laborer, b 436 W. 52d Emden Michael, drygds, 125 Av. C Emden Joseph, drygds, 52 Av. C Emens Jobn R, clerk, h &5 King Emmerich Andrew, carpenter, h 98 Av. B Emerich John, u s. a. h r 208 Delancey Emerick l'hilip, h 208 W. 39th Emerson Charles, 143 Bank, h 58 W. 36th Emerson Charles, conductor, h 206 W. 80th Emerson Christy. dressmkr, h 20} Laight Emerson Elizabeth, wid. Danlel, h 118 First av. Emerson Joseph, baggage, h 293 W. 81st Emerson Joseph A. clerk, h 822 W. 15th Emerson Sarah, wid. Ben jamin, h 229 W. 81st Emerson & Co. mers. 45 Broad Emerson & Mullica. belting, 66 Cortlandt Emerson & Prichard, Inwyers, 1 Park pl. Emerson, Goodrich & Bigelow, lawyers, 74 Wall Emery Edson F. 29 Old sl. Emery John, laborer, h 241 Monroe Emery William, gilder, h 149 Third av. Emery William, grocer, 60 Bedford, h 38 Leroy HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 135 BROADWAY. Cash Capital, 82,000,000. Assets, 1st January, 1864, 83,286,270.33. .
Emery Theodore, Jobber, 102 Chambers, h Metro- polltan h
*Emery Brothers, Albany, N. Y., E. H. Reeves & Co. agenta, 155 Water
Emet Thomas, pat. mods. 89 Nassau Emge Joseph, mallor, h 437 Fifth Emge Michacl, talfor, b 96 Av. A
Ewig Peter, talior, b r 394 Grand
Emigh Abrahamn. n. s. a. h 712 Elghth av.
EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, 51 Chambers
Emigrant Refuge & Hospital, Ward's Island, ferry ft 106th E. R.
Eminens Charles, Jeatber, 44 Eighth av.
Emmens Henry, Jeather, 48 W. B'way
Emmerich Franels J. machinist, 89 Greene, h 26 Barrow
Emmerich Frederick J. optician, 27 Maiden la. & 59 Nassau, h 131 Hudson, Hoboken
Emmerich Louis, u. s. a. b r 62 Av. A
Kmmerick John, pocketbka, b 184 E. 11th
Emmerick Sebastian, beer, 20 Lndlow
Emmerling Catharine, wid. George, washing, h 205 E. 46th
Emmerling Ferdinand, beer, 116 E. 4th
Emmeriing Jacob, baker, 676 Ninth av. h Ninth av. c W. 52d
Emmers Einma, boardingh. 167 Greene
Emmert Lorenz, laborer, b 817 Fifth
Emmert Philip, Jaborer. b 21 Manhattan pl.
Emmert Will'am, beer, 452 Ninth av.
Emmet John M. engraver, h 10 Sixth av.
Emmet John P. comtr, 54 William
Emmet Rich. S. lawyer, 54 Williain, h 9 Waverley pl. Emmet Rob't, lawyer, 54 William, h New Rochelle
EMMET THOMAS A. physician, 79 Madison av. b 78 Madison av.
Emmet Thomas A. pres. 151 B'way, h N. Rocbelle Emmet William C. lawyer, 54 William
Einmet William J. mer. 91 Beaver, b N. Rochelle Eminet Win. T. marble, 802 Ninth av. h 159 W. 31st Emmett Charles, junk, 60 Cliff. b 299 l'earl
Emmett Daniel D), minstrel, 472 B'way, h 195 Elm Emmik Martin, shoemkr, 828 Hudson, h 79 Vandain Einminger Charles, conduetor, h 791 Third av.
Eminins John, books, 107 Fulton, h Clermont av. n Lafayette av. B'klyn
Emmons Caroline, wid. David, h 279 W. 32d
Emmous Francis, mer. h 9: W. 48th
Emmons .Jas. carpenter, 108 W. 15th, b 123 W. 32d
Emmons James A towing, 206 West
Emmons Jolin jr. grocer, 154 West, b 192 W. 29th
Emmons Thomas J. h 177 W. 27th
Emmons William, printer, h 172 Bleecker
Empie George H1. h 122 E. 4Sth
Empire City Fire Ins. Ca. 102 B'way
.EMPIRE HEATER WORKS (M. P. Low, pro- prietor), 288 Water
*EMPIRE RANGES (M. P. Low, proprietor), 283 Water
Employment Society, 2 Amity
Emrich Jacob, clothing, 125 Chatham, h Melrose
Emrich John, carman, h 184 Stanton
Emrich Philip, butcher, h 15 Norfolk
Emrich Philip, milk, h 222 E. 11th
Emschweller John, frames, 432 Hudson Emuch John, segarmnkr, h 813 Ninth Emus Frederick, bootmkr, h 216 W. 48d Ench Anna, wid. Henry, h 830 Front
Ench Elizabeth, wid. Jobn, 330 Front
Enck Frederick, cabinetmkr, h 151 Sixth
Ende Louis J. painter, h 228 W. 41st
Ende Thomas, painter, h 477 Ninth av.
Endeman Elizabeth, h 2S Horatio
Ender Frederick, cabinetmkr, h r 120 Allen
Enders Barbara, h 210 Seventh
Enders Christian, milk, 101 Willett
Enders Christian, tallur, h 112 Ridge Enders Cornelius D. clerk, h 95 Thompson
Enders Louis, screws, 104 Eldridge
Enders Valentine, machinist, h 8 Chrystie
Enders L. & L. Porral, screws, 104 Eldridge
Endicott Francis, lithographer, 59 Beekinan, h 10 Charles
Endicott John, agent, Pier 88 N. R. h 82 Charlton
Endicott Sarah L. wid. George, h 10 Charles
ENDICOTT & CO. lithographera, 59 Beekman
Kodier John G. cabinet, h 297 W. 18th
Kadilch Peter, eartnan, h 18 Av. B
Endlich Philip, beer, 518 Fifth
Endres Charles, carver, h r 185 Hesler
Endree Charles, plumber, 104 Eldridge
Endres Michael, beer, 450 G'wich
Endres Michael, porter, br 225 Third
Eneas Joseph, mer. 165 Malden ia. h 19 Bedford, B kiyn
Enfield Manuf. Co. 40 Wall
Engel Adam, butcher, h 179 E. 4th
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Emanuels Lippinan, gents furng, 892 Grand, h 52 Attorney
Embree Effingham, paper, 47 Beckman, h 169 Gates av. B'kiyn Embree John H. liquors, 480 B'way, h 674 Third av. Embree Robert C. lawyer, 54 William, h L. I. Emhury Araham B. b 87 W. 87th EMBURY DANIEL jr. crockery & glass, auction and com. 281 l'earl, h 808 flenry, B'klyn Emerson Andrew, bolts, 562 Grand, 222 West, 804 E. 11th, & 155 Av. D Emerson Benjamin, produce, 895 W. Wash. mkt, & liquors 81 Hudson, h 81 Hudson Emerson Charles Hi. bolts, 362 Grand, 222 West 155 Av. D, & 304 E. 11th, h 281 Seventh Emerson Charlotte, (col'd), wid. Moses, h r 15 Cornella Emerson Edward, mer. 45 Broad, h 15 Second pl, B'klyn Emerson George, mer. 45 Broad, h 15 Second pl. B'klyn Emerson Henry, clerk, 18 Ferry, b 71 Macdougal Emerson Henry M. Insp. l'ier I, N. R. h 81 E. 25th Emerson James, paperstock, 25 Ann, h N. J. Emerson John M. lawyer, 74 Wall, h Westchester Emerson John R. clerk, h 18 State Emerson Margaret J. wid. Abner P. h r 154 W. 20th Emerson Mary A. wid. Joseph, h 282 Monroe Emerson Rockwell, lawyer, 82 Nassau, h B'klyn Emerson Samuel I'. belting, 66 Cortlandt, h 85 Warren, J. C. Emerson William, lawyer, 1 Park pl. h 49 W. 16th Emerson Wm. H. photographs, 47 Nassau, h N J. Emerson William II. treas. Fourth av. c E. 26th, h 62 W. 47th Emery Alonzo A, dining, 64 Whitehall, h 86 Sum- mit, B'klyn Emery George D. dining, 64 Whitehall, h 36 Sum- mit, B'klyn Emery Horace L. of Emery Brothers, Albany, N. Y. & at 185 Water st. N. Y. city CHARLES J. MARTIN, President. A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice-President. JOHN McGEE, Secretary. Emerson Jobn F. boits, 662 Grand, 222 West, 804 - E. 11th & :55 Av. D. h 73 Av. D
Emery John B. mer. 286 Wash'n, h 185 York, J. C. Emery J. T. grocer, 60 Bedford. h 38 Leroy
Emery A. A. & G. D. dining, 64 Whiteball & 1 South
ILLUMINATED CATALOGUE
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Sole Proprietors of the
ALBANY ALBANY AGRICULTURAL WORD
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EMERY'S PATENT
UNIVERSAL COTTON GIN: Manufactured at their Albany Agricultural Works, BY EMERY BROTHERS, ALBANY. N. Y. "U. S. A."
This Cotton Gin had received a very successful and extensive Introduction throughout the best cotton growing sections of the Southern States, for several years prior to the rebellion, where it was always foond to make superior and cleaner cotton, which commanded a more ready sale and higher prices than that from any other Gin. The Improvementa, Introduced by the In- ventors, obriate all difficulty in feeding them, na the roll readily adapts itself to any desired'or variable speed of the Gin which the variety of the cotton may require, as well as to the nature and efficiency of the propelling force applied, whether manual, home, steam, or water power, without causing any choking, bridging or breaking of the cotton roll, or Impinging and injuring the staple. They consequently, may be operated by leas skillful attendants as well as lessen the power required to operate them fully one-half that which Is required for any other Glus without the Improve- ments, this fact is evident, when it la known that a sixty saw Gin is readily driven with a three-luch band over a twelve-Inch iin diameter ) pulley on the Gin for ginning equal quantities In even tline with any other Gin, of the same size, without the sald Improvements, and requiring eight to ten-Inch band,
CONDENSER.
In addition to the Improvements to the Glu proper, the inven. tor has added a condensing and cleaning attachment for receiving the cotton, with the wind and dust from the Gin, and by means of a revolving screen within it the cotton Is arrested while the wind and dust pass through into and off at the open ends of the sald screen, thus leaving the cotton In the form of a thick batt opon the screen, and this batt is delivered between impinging cylinders in one continuous sheet, thus not only cleaning and separating all the dust and sand thoroughly from the cotton, bot delivering it in a compact and convenient condition to be handled for packing, and withoot stopping the ginning process. This st- tachment also obviates ali liability of danger from fire and admits It to be operated In any building, however small, or, if necessary, without any building whatever. It thus becomes practically a portable machine, and always complete in itself, and is ready to operate under any circumstances.
The Gins can be used with or without a condensor, or the condensor may be attached at any subsequent time, if not pur- chased with the Gin.
This attachment is of the greatest importance to the success- ful Introduction of a saw Gin, With It the Gin Is better adapted for the farmer or planter with small means, or small production of cotton. In addition to the extra cleanliness and brightness of the lint, it commanda, always, a more ready sale, and almost In- variably a higher price in any market than when ginned with or- dinary machines, where the cotton, Ilnt, dust, &c., are deposited together Into a lint room.
As an Inducement to purchasers to use this attachment, the manofacturers have reduced the price for it this scason to two- thirds the price of the Gin, heretofore it having been held at the same prices of the Gin of the same size.
This Gin and Condensor were taken to the Great Exhibition In London, England, in 1862, and although arriving iste it was In successful and constant operation for the least four months of the Exhibition, and secured the most unqualified approval of the best spinners and experta, and in working all kinds of cotton, from every part of the World which produces It, among which may be named the upiand New Orleans variety, grown in the United States ; also, from India and other countries whete it has been
Introduced ; Chinese, Burmah and African ; Native Isdin, or Su. rat ; the Smyrna, Italian, Greciau and Turkish. the Egypt, Ja- malca, Venzuela and Java varieties ; the Brazilian, Hayti, Honda- ras, Colon, Central American, and Monte Video ; the Queensland, Sea Island, British, Gulana, &c.
So great was the success gained by Its rapidity of operation and the small power required for driving it, and the simplicity and ense with which it is attended, together with the superior quality of Ita work, that It was at once lu large demand, and very exten- alve works have been erected near London for their manufacture, which is already carried on to a large extent, and with a con- stantly Increasing demand.
At a trial, In December, 1843, under the auspieces of the Man- chester Cotton Supply Association, at their rooms In Manchester, England, some half a dozen kinds of cotton were ginned with the best Gius made In England.
The samples were afterwards appraised by their Cotton Bro- kera, In Liverpool, for the Association, and, In all cases but one, the values were considerably higher for the Cotton from this Gin, and In that one case referred to, the price was the same an that ginned by Evana Leighs & Son ? " McCarthy Gin," this, together with the report that the staple was entirely uninjured, at once ect at rest the prejudice so long so strong, and so justly attaching to all other Saw Gins, which Gins are not and never can be adapted to many kluda of cotton, and with unskillful attendance and varl. able speed will do more or less Injury to the staple of every kind.
This Gin is already adopted by the London AND Mamonseven EAST INDIA Cortes AosNET, the largest and oldest cotton Company operating In India. Also by several of the largest private estab- lishmente there, some of which turn out the enormous quantity of thirty tous of cleaned cotton per day, and whose brands In Liverpool market rommand the highest prices of all India Cot tona ; the same is true of several large Houses in Greece, Smyrna and Egypt.
The India Government are purchasing them for distribution among the people, for promoting the growth of Cotton, and for both the Native Cotton and Acclimatized New Orleans variety now extensively and successfully cultivated In India
They are constructed of materials suited to all climates and countries, some wholly of iron, others partially of wood, but all parte susceptible of being affected by climate, temperature, or Insects, are made of iron, steel and zinc, so as to insure uniformity of operation and durability under any and all conditions ; those partially of wood are quited tu almost crey condition and circum stancs ; those whoily of Iron are afforded at about ten per cent higher lu price.
CAPACITY OF GINS.
The Hass Giss are capable of cleaning from 25 to 35 pounds of cleaned cotton per saw per day of ten hours.
The Power Gise will clean from 36 to 50 pounds per saw per day of ten hours, requiring about one Indicated horse power for every 20 sawa, for sinall sizes ; for large Gins 25 saws per each horse power, and about the same when driven by borses.
Honen Powers of all sizes and kinds, for different countries, and adapted to the purposes of driving Corros Gine, Tussenine Macaisse, Pumping Machines, Shops, Foundries, Boats_mano- factored and furnished on order. Also Portable Steam Engines of all sizes and at the most reasonable prices. See descriptive Agricultural Catalogue, sent free on receipt of a three cent stamp.
PRICES FOR 1864.
The following list of prices has been arranged to suit the times and currency of the country, and are based upon the relative value of United States currency and Gold, Gold being estimated at 60 to 75 per cent premium t
HAND GINS. Fitted with two Cranks and Pulley for a Band.
Size of Gin.
Gin.
Condenser.
Size of Cin.
Gin.
Condenser.
13 Saw Cotton Gin, $6 per Saw, 15 do do do do do
$78 00 90 00
$52 00 60 00
17 Saw Cotton Gin, $6 per Saw, 19 do do do do
102 00 114 00
68 00 76 00
GINS FOR POWER.
Size of Gin.
Gin.
Condenser.
Size of Gin.
Gin
Condenser.
25 Saw Cotton Gin, $5.50 per Saw.
29 do
do
do
do
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159 50
$91 97 106 84
55 do
do
do
do
do
902 50
201 67
85 do
do
do
do
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Intermediate and larger sizes made to order at proportionate rates. Full directions for using and a good supply of extras accompanying each Gin. Liberal inducements to dealers, and on farge bills. For further particulars address
EMERY BROTHERS, Nos. 62 & 64 State Street, Albany, N. Y.
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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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Engel Adam, porter, h r 117 Columbia Engel Adolphı, shoemkr, h 74 Delancey Engel Adolph, tailor, 167 E. 4th Engel Anton, pediar, h 40 Av. B Engel August G. clerk, h 150 E. Houston Engel Baptist, nailer, h 86: F. Houston Engel Bernhard, trimmings, h 343 Eighth Engel Caroline, segars, 219 First av. Engel Caroline, wid. Adam, b 89 Av. B Engel Charles, boardingh. 6 Albany Engel Charles, carpenter. 29 Fifth, b 45 Av. B Engel Charles, tailor, h 45 Sixth
Engel Christian, tallor, h 198 E. Houston Engel Conrad, pocketbks, 84 Franklin Engel Daniel, Inllor, h r 68 Av. A ENGEL EDWARD, decorator, 929 B'way Engel Edward, tallor, h 932 Fifth
Engel Emanuel, mer. 116 Chambers, h 117 Seventh Engel Francis, segarmkr, h 6 Clinton
Engel Franz Anton, carpenter, h 89 Av. B Engel Frederick, shoemkr, b 31 Charles Engel Frederick T. tallor, b 157 Cherry Engel George, segars, 259 E. 4th Engel George, tailor, b 178 Av. B
Engel Henry, carriages, 49 Marion, h r 18 Delancey Engel Henry, u. s. a h r 65 Av. A Engel Hlugo, clerk, h 45 Forsyth Engel Jacob, binder, h 79 Delancey Engel Jacob, cutter, h 139 Pitt Engel Jacob, printer, h 320 Fifth
Engel John, chairs, b 163 W. 29tb
Engel John, Joiner, h 829 Fifth
Engel Jobn, segarınkr, h 98 First av. Engel John, shoemkr, h 44 Esrex Engel John, u. s. a. h 229 Stanton Engel John G. janitor, 505 B'way
Engel Joseph, matches, h 276 W. 88th
Engel Joseph, tallor, h'r 172 Delancey Engel Meyer, segars, 219 First av. Engel Michael, tallor, h 103 Hester
Engel Nathan, pediar, h r 194 Stanton
Engel Phillp, grocer, 816 Fifth
Engel Samuel, grocer, 214 Broome, & vegetables, 5 Essex mkt, h 24% Bronine Engel C. & Co. segars, 219 First av. Engelage Christian, shoemkr, h 92 King Kngelage Fritz, dining, 549 Pearl Engelage Henry, beer, 542 l'esrl. b 549 Pearl Engelberg Seraphine woolengds, h 79 Allen Engelberg William, fancygds, h 79 Allen Engelbert Albert J. carpenter, h 218 E. 85th Engelbert Henry. architect, 145 B'wny, h N. J. Engelbert Peter F. segars, 115 Third Engelbrecht Charles, turner, b 348 E. Houston Engelbrecht Henry, clothing, 163 Second Engelbrecht Henry, rigger. h 29 Scammel Engelbrecht John, segarınkr, h 427 Fifth Engelbreit George, bootmkr, b 756 Eighth av. Eugelchurch Frederick, shoes, Third av. c E. 122d Engelfried Charles, organikr. h 252 E. 4th Engelhard John, saloon, 153 Delancey Engelhard Peter, smith, 428 W. 54th Engelhard Susan, wid. Fred'k, sewing, h 217 E. 4th Engelhardt Christian, grocer, 29 Av. B, & ples, 163 Orchard. h 168 Orchard Engelhardt Conrad, saddler, h 701 Third av. Engelhardt David, segarmkr, h 80 Av. A Engelhardt Francis, chemist, h 49 W. 15th Engelhardt Francis A. segars, 871; B'way Engelhardt Francis J. laborer, b 320 Eighth Engelhardt Frederick, segars, h 249 W. 45th Engelhardt John, carpenter, h 170 Third Engelhardt John, driver, h 230 E. 11th Engelhardt Mary, dressmkr, h 146 Dnane Engelhardt Phillip, planomkr, h 219 Av. A Engelbart Francia, baker, hr 158 Forsyth Engelhart George, clerk, h 174 W. 89d Engelhart George, shoemkr, h 218 E. 46th Engelbaupt Ferdinand, tallor, h 101 W. Houston Engelhora Louis, mer. 57 Exchange pl. h 19 E. 4th Engelhorn & Marsily, mers. 57 Exchange pl. Engelke Edward, eatingh. 143 Leonard, h 119 Centre Engelke Frederick, grocer, 502 Canal Engelke Henry, fitter, h r 69 Henry Engelman Otte, tallor, b r 201 W. 41st Engelmann Charles W. musician, b 23 Amity pl. Engelmann Edward, shoemkr, h 281 Division Engelmann Edward C. machinist, h 393 Ninth av. Engelmann llenry, laborer, h r 20 Thomas Engelmann Joseph, beer, 11 Bayard, b 109 E. B'way W. 29th
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