Trow's New York city directory. 1876-77, Part 411

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886
Publication date: 1876/1877
Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow
Number of Pages: 1704

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Zucker Leonhard, beer, h 82 Third Zueker & Levett, rouge, 639 W. 51st Zuckerman Alexander, segarmkr. h 151 Norfolk Zuckerman Joseph, broker, ?8 B'way. 109 E. 77th Zuckerman Louis, tailor, hr 12 Ludlow Zuckerman Wolf, teacher, h r 1.1 Essex Zuckermann Aaron, pedlar, h 620 Sixth Zuckermann, Isaac, tailor, h r 14 Ludlow Zuckman Huldah, dressmkr. h 154 Norfolk Zuckschwerdt Christian, shoemkr, h 153 Ludlow Zuckschwerdt George, moulder, h 1613 Second av. Zuckschwerdt George, smith, 106 St. Mark's pl. Zuebert John, tailor, h 217 E. 4th Zneffle George, oysters, h 738 Eighth av.

Zuelch Frederick, cagemkr. h 13 Rose Zuelch George, barber, 413 W. 35th Zuelch Henry, cabinetmkr. h 413 W. 35th Zuern Gottleib, comhs, 34 S. 5th av. h N. J.

Zufall Augustns, shoes, 26 Barrow

Zufall Benjamin G. barber, 216 Tenth av.

Zugalla Walter T. furs, 506 B'way, h 56 Hanson pl. B'klyn Zugalla W. T. & Co. furs, 506 B way Zugbaum Charles, mason, h 528 Sixth

Zugner Lorenz, undertaker, First av. n E. 114th, h Third av. n 148th Zugner Philip, stahle, Third av. n 148 Zuiel John, printer, h 18 minetta

Zuille John J. printer, 66 Sixth av. h 120 Clinton pl. Zuker H. toymkr. h 65 Clinton Zukerman Joseph, tailor, 55 E. Houston Zulauf Albert, candy, 111 W. Houston

Zulauf John, milk, 112 G'wich, h 72 Meadow, Ho- boken Zulauf John, wines, 81 Essex, h 123 Essex

Zulch Andrew, tailor, h 181 Av. A Zulch Conrad, carpenter, h 413 W. 35th Zullek John M. clerk, h 357 W. 44th Aultzer Charles, ngent, h 253 E. 74th Zulzer Thomas L. calkly, 4 Suffolk Zumbansen John, baker, 339 E. 221 Zumbor Joseph, laborer, h 157%% Stanton %mubragel Bernard, liquors, 9 lloward, h 127 Elm Zuunferer Abranam, tailor, h 36 Ludlow Zumstag George, tailor, 270 Mercer Zundel Gottlob, machinist, h 63 Av. B Zundel Willlam, pianoinkr. h 183 Av. B Zundorff John, machinist, 49 E. Houston, h 1% Second av.

Zunz Panl, imp. 124 Dnane, h St. Cloud h. ZUNZ PAUL & Co. IMPORTERS OF WINDOW, PLATE GLASS AND LOOKING GLASS PLATES, 124 Duane

Zurhnder John, weaver, h r 431 W. 39th Zuricalday Aquilino, mer, 102 Penri, h 144 W. 47th Zuricalday & Arquimbau, imps, 102 Pearl Zurmuhlin Frank, carpenter, h 147 Franklin Zurn August, jeweler, h 117 St. Mark's pl. Zurretti Catharine, wid. Louis, h 2:0 Wooster Zuschlag Sebastian, wine, 6 Second av. Züksina Francis, segarmkr. h 119 Lewis Zust Charles, storage, 8 Wash'n & 5 West Zutranen Ilerman, RInith, h 432 Sixth Zverina Joseph, segurmkr. h 243 Third Zwacnepoel Cesar, tallor, h 275 Mulberry Zwahlen Rodolph B. carpenter, 775 Eleventh av.

h 604 W. 55th

Zwanzig Albert C. painter, 46 W. 30th, h 148 W. 46th

Zwanzig John, carpenter, h 250 First av.

Zweifel Fred'k, carpenter. h Franklin av. c 169th

Zweifel Henry, shoemkr. h 1069 Second av.

Zweifel Jacob, liquors, 113 E. 129th

Zweig Frederick, grocer, 235 Second

Zweig Herman, tobacco, 26 Cedar, h 334 E. 421

Zwerger Hieronimus, heer, 50 First av.

Zwetsch Louis, engraver, 64 Nassau, h 131 E. 15th Zwetz Constantin, shoes, 426 Sixth

Zwiek Jacob, driver, h 5 Jay Zwicker Anthony, driver, h 780 Eleventh av.

Zwicker Christopher, grocer, 33 Delancey

Zwicker Moritz, pedlar, h 123 Ridge

Zwickert Anthony, shoes, Third av. n 152d

Zwickert Gustav H. tailor, 276 Sixth av. h 136 W. 17th

Zwickert John H. fireman. h Third av. c 152d Zwickert Joseph, segars. 431 E. 15th

Zwietzer John C. clerk, h 650 First av.

Zwiger John, architect, h 900 Second av. Zwilinde Rudolph, clerk, h 649 Fifth Zwing Jacob, carpenter, h 628 E. 11th Zwing Joseph, varnisher, h 128 Third

Zwinge Bernard, lawyer, 3 Chambers, h 443 E. 13th Zwinge Christiana, washing, h 39 First av. Zwingo Bernard, laborer, h 645 E. 11th Zwipf Peter, segars, h 222 E. 42d Zwisler Martin, express, h 216 Stanton Zwohlen Isaac, cabinetmkr. h 604 W. 55th Zychlinski Witold, coal, 24 East Zychlinski & Hippler, coal, 24 East

BLACK, STARR & FROST,

SUCCESSORS TO BALL, BLACK & CO.1

FIFTH AVENUE, Corner 28th Street.

1507 THE

NEW YORK CITY

COMMERCIAL REGISTER,

CONTAINING TIIE CARDS OF THE

Principal Merchants, Manufacturers, &c.,

IN THE CITY AND VICINITY,

CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THE BUSINESS,

FORMING A

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

OF RELIABLE PARTIES IN ALL THE VARIOUS BRANCHES.

See page 9 for Index to Commercial Register.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

ALE PUMPS.

JOHN NEUMANN, Manufacturer of

ALE

PUMPS, No. 108 Elizabeth Street,

Between Grand and Broome Streets,

NEW YORK.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

L. FINK & CO., Manufacturers & Importers of Artificial Flowers, Materials and Feathers, No. 42 DIVISION STREET, One door from Chrystie St., NEW YORK. Bridal-Crown and Confirmation Wreaths, Ball Badges, Flowers and Leaves for Confectioners, and every description of Work for Churches, Theatres, and Festivals, made to order.

J. MEUER,

Importer and Manufacturer of

Artificial Flowers & Feathers, No. 46 DIVISION STREET, And 2 & 4 Chrystie St., NEW YORK. L. FINK. L. GRADLER.

M. SAND, MANUFACTURER OF

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

For Vases, Baskets, Cases, Ornaments, Theatres, Confectioners, Churches, and all Flower Decoration Work. Specialty of Artificial Leaves in Paper, Silver, Gold, and Muslin.

18 WEST FOURTH STREET, NEW YORK.

ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.

JAMES T. DAVIS, Inventor and only Maker of the

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYE,

Acknowledged by the Faculty to be the only correct imitation of Nature in the world. 127 EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, Between Third and Fourth Avenues, NEW YORK.

ARTISTS.

F. DONNARUMMA, ARTIST IN FRESCO,

Encaustic and Waterproof, No. 51 Third Avenue,

Between 10th & 11th Sts., NEW YORK.

AWNINGS.

EDWIN R. BERTINE, Manufacturer of AWNINGS, FLAGS AND TENTS, Patent Open-Work & Canvas Banners, 149 FULTON STREET, Near Broadway, NEW YORK.

Horse, Truck and Wagon Covers, Feed Bags, &c.

BANKERS.

R. SUYDAM GRANT. G. ST. JOHN SHEFFIELD. GRANT & COMPANY,

Bankers & Brokers,

No. 33 Wall Street,

TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSI- NESS.

STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMIS- SION.

INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.

MORTON, BLISS & CO.,

BANKERS,

Drexel Building,

Cor. WALL & BROAD STS., NEW YORK.

Issue Circular Notes and Letters of Credit for Travelers ; also, Commercial Credits available in all parts of the world. Negotiate First-Class Railway, City and State Loans; make Telegraphic Transfers of Money, and Draw Exchange on

MORTON, ROSE & CO., London.

HOTTINGUER & CO.,

Paris.

HOPE & CO., Amsterdam.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

JOIIN MUNROE & CO.,

BANKERS, BANKERS

No. 8 Wall Street.

EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND PARIS.

CIRCULAR NOTES & LETTERS OF CREDIT FOR TRAVELERS.

ANDREW STUART & CO.,

No. 34 Pine St., New York. BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON

DAVID STUART & CO., Liverpool (PAYABLE IN LONDON), IN SUMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS ON LIVERPOOL OR LONDON.

BASE BURNING BOILERS.

CHAS.R.ELLIS'

ASE URNING OILERS

FOR WARMING DWELLINGS, GREEN-HOUSES, GRAPERIES, FOR- CING PITS, DRYING ROOMS, HEATING WATER FOR PUBLIC BATHS, BAPTISTERIES, &c., BY HOT WATER OR BY STEAM. Estimates & Circula furnished. $182 Centre St., N.Y.

BASKETS.

CHARLES ZINN & CO., IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF

BASKETS, WILLOW WARE,

RATTAN AND COLORED WILLOW FURNITURE, &c., 406 Broadway, near Canal, & 72, 74 & 76 Walker Street, New York.

BELL HANGERS.

CHARLES CORY & SON,

Steamship Bell-Hangers, Brass Finishers, Silver-Platers and Engravers, 278 DIVISION STREET,

Junction of Grand Street, NEW YORK.

BIRD DEALERS.

A. H. MOOD, DEALER IN

Birds, Cages, Seeds, &c., N. W. Cor. Sixth Avenue & 20th St. Wholesale Agent for MOOD'S PATENT BIRD CAGE AWNING. Champion Prepared Food, Singer's Gravel Paper, and Globe Bird Medicine. All orders promptly filled.

BOAT BUILDERS.

EUGENE DALEY, BARGE, RACE, CLUB, AND SHIPS' BOAT BUILDER, 234 & 235 South St., N. Y. Boats of every description constantly on hand, or built to order at the shortest notice.

BOLTING CLOTHS.

BOLTING CLOTHS MADE UP BY

S. O. BRIGHAM,

AT RESIDENCE, 39 UNION SQUARE. Refers to all dealers in Bolting Cloth in this city.

BOLTS & NUTS.

Reading Bolt and Nut WORKS, 11 Warren St., NEW YORK.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BOOK & JOB PRINTERS.

JOHN FEIERABEND, MERCANTILE AND ORNAMENTAL

BOOK & JOB PRINTER,

219 CENTRE STREET, near Grand,

Opposite Odd Fellows Hall, First-elass Job Printing at shortest notice and lowest possible eash prices.

NEW YORK.

BOOK EDGE GILDERS.

[ ESTABLISHED 1837.] LOUIS HEITKAMP, Book and Paper Edge Gilder, Marbler, Colorer and Burnisher, 10 & 12 READE STREET, NEW YORK. All kinds of Book and Edge Gilding, Marbling, Coloring, and Burnishing executed in the best style.

BOOKBINDERS.

H. BRAUNS, Plain and Fancy

BOOKBINDER No. 22 Spruce Street,

NEW YORK. SECOND FLOOR, N.B .- Blank Books made to order. Gilding done for the trade.

BURKARDT & WALLON,

JOB BOOKBINDER

No. 136 East 13th St., NEW YORK.

BOOKBINDERS' MACHINERY.

JOHN R. HOOLE, 46 and 48 Centre Street, New York, MANUFACTURER OF BOOKBINDERS', PRINTERS' & BOXMAKERS' MACHINERY.

BOOKBINDERS' STOCK.

W. O. DAVEY & SONS, Manufacturers of

Binders', Trunk & Box Board, 117 Wall Street, New York. FACTORY, JERSEY CITY, N. J.

C. B. HEWITT & BROTHER, Manufacturers of

BINDERS' BOARDS Nos. 47 & 48 BEEKMAN STREET.

BOOKBINDERS' MATERIALS.

BOOKSELLERS.

New York Dyeing & Printing Establishment, Manufacturers of

BOOKBINDERS' CLOTH, 98 Duane Street.

WM. RADDE, BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER, AND Importer of German Books, No. 548 Pearl Street, Next to eor. 320 Broadway, NEW YORK.

E. STEIGER, German News Agent, Importer & Bookseller, 22 & 24 FRANKFORT STREET, NEAR CITY HALL PARK,

THE LARGEST GERMAN BOOK CONCERN IN THE UNITED STATES. Periodicals and Books from Ger- many and other European countries imported, and furnished two or three times every week. The niost extensive stock of German Books in all departments. Relief and Plain Globes and Maps, Kindergarten Material, German School Books, etc., as Specialties. Catalogues gratis, German Circulating Library.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BOOTS & SHOES.

ECONOMY IN SHOES. LORD & TAYLOR

We respectfully invite inspection of our LADIES' CELEBRATED $3, $4 and $5 Buttoned Dress and Walking Boots. Also, Children's Superior School Shoes at 82, worth $2 50.

Our aim is to supply excellent Shoes at prices much below ordinary rates. We ex- erci-e unnsnal care in measuring, and guarantee in all cases an easy and perfect fit.

It is now acknowledged that our establishment is the most Convenient and Reliable in the city for both READY-MADE and CUSTOM BOOTS and SHOES.

BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH ST.

BOYS' CLOTHING.

Boys' & Youths'

Department.

Our friends and the public will find this department very attractive, with an entirely fresh stock of tasteful garments, which are offered at very low prices.

DEVLIN & CO., BROADWAY AND GRAND ST., BROADWAY AND WARREN ST.

BOSOM PADS.

COX & PURVES,

Manufacturers of

fig.S.

PATENT

ZEPHYR BOSOM PADS

AND ALL KINDS OF

Light Rubber Goods,

Special attention given to experimenting.

FACTORY AND OFFICE, 355 WEST 40th STREET, NEW YORK. N.B .- The only Inflating Pads, Concave and Ventilating.

BRACKETS.

K. L. SPETH, Manufacturer of

CARVED & SAWED BRACKETS,

BOOK SHELVES, TOWEL AND HAT RACKS, WALL POCKETS, EASELS, FLOWER- STANDS, BLACKING CASES, &c.,

No. 171 CANAL STREET,

Bet. Mott & Elizabeth Sts.

NEW YORK.

BRASS.

WM. McKENNA & SON, General Brass Foundry,

No. 396 Broome St., New York. BRASS COMPOSITION, GERMAN SILVER and other Castings. Horse-Bells, Gongs, &c., for Railroad Cars. Railroad and Machinists' Work of all kinds.

BRASS FOUNDERS.

A. BRUNEMANN, Brass, Bronze & German Silver Foundry, FIGURES AND CHANDELIER CASTING Of every Description, 101 WOOSTER STREET

Between Spring & Prince, NEW YORK.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

THOMAS MILLER & CO.,

34 AMITY STREET (Now West Third Street),

BRASS FOUNDERS.

H. SOFFE,

Brass Founder and Manufacturer of

Brass Faucets and Plumbers' Brass Work, and Dealers in Plumbers' Materials, 41 and 43 Greene St., NEW YORK.

EDWARD SWEENEY, BRASS FOUNDER, GONG BELL MANUFACTURER.

Steamboat and Locomotive Gongs kept on hand. A liberal discount to the trade. Bell Hanging and Jobbing done to order.

4 Duane Street, NEW YORK.

BRASS GOODS.

WILLIAM HASSALL, Manufacturer of every Description of

Fancy Metal Work,

Hooks, Hinges, Book-Clasps, Belt-Buckles, &c. Metal Trimmings for Pocketbooks, Railroad Cars, &o. French Wire Nails,

All sizes and material, with Plain and Fancy Heads. Metal Trimmings for Railroad Cars. Press Work for the Trade. Press Tools to order. 63 & 65 ELIZABETH STREET, NEW YORK.

BRASS & IRON BEDSTEADS.

BRASS AND IRON BEDSTEADS,

RRASS CRADLES, BRASS CRIBS OF ENGLISH PATTERNS. COYLE'S FOLDING BED AND COT FOR SPORTSMEN, COUNTRY HOUSES, MILITARY HOSPITALS, &c., PRICE, $6. Agents for the NATIONAL WIRE SPRING MATTRESS, and SMITH'S VENTILATED AND SECTIONAL MATTRESS.

HORTON & RAMUS,

722 Broadway, New York.

BREWERS.

DAVID JONES,

PETER BALLANTINE & SONS, Brewers of Fine

ALES AND PORTER,

134 WASHINGTON ST., cor, Albany St., NEW YORK. Brewery, 137 River St., Newark, N. J.

BREWER,

619 to 637 Sixth St.

H. CLAUSEN & SON,

ALE & PORTER BREWERS,

PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY, Nos. 309 to 319 East 47th Street.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

BEADLESTON, PRICE & WOERZ, BREWERS & MALTSTERS.

EMPIRE BREWERY, 283 to 297 West Tenth St., New York. - MALT HOUSE, 162, 164 and 166 Charles Street.

OFFICE : 289 West Tenth Street.

H. CLAUSEN & SON, Lager Beer Brewers, 308, 310, 312, 314 & 316 EAST FORTY-EIGHTH ST.

T. C. LYMAN & CO., (Successors to HENRY HOWARD.)

BREWERS.

HOWARD BREWERY, 518, 520, 522, 524, 526, 528, 530 & 532 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, Bet. Ioth and 11th Avenues, NEW YORK CITY

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

PHILIP SCHAEFER'S

530 to 540 West 57th Street, Bet. 10th and 11th Avenues, NEW YORK.

TAYLOR & SON,

ALBANY BREWERS,

133 BROADWAY, ALBANY.

DEPOTS-334 Greenwich St., NEW YORK. 117 Commercial St., BOSTON.

23 & 25 Jay St., 32 Fulton St., BROOKLYN.

BRONZE POWDER.

BY LETTERS PATENT

L. BRANDEIS & CO.,

Sole Manufacturers in the United States of

BRONZE POWDERS, GOLD, SILVER, AND METAL LEAF,

Office, Fulton Street, New York. FACTORY, 48 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.

BRONZES.

BUTLER & RUTTER, Successors to SMITH & BUTLER,

ARCHITECTURAL BRONZES

Friezes, Bronze Mouldings. Heads, Medallions, and Rosettes. Original Designs Modeled. Solid Bronze Door Trimmings, light and dark colors.

6 GREAT JONES STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

CABINET MAKERS.

H. HAASE, CABINET MAKER, 139 Mulberry Street,

Bet. Grand and Hester Sts., NEW YORK. Bureaus, Sideboards, Looking-Glass Frames, Bed- Room Suites, &c.

FRANCIS MOORE,

SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE

B. NEWHOUSE,

No. 148 West 23d St.

JOIIN KRASER & CO., Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers, 424 FOURTH AVENUE,

N. W. cor. 29th St., NEW YORK. All kinds of Furniture Upholstered, Repaired, Varnished and Polished. Mattresses made over and made to order. Curtains hung up. Covers made and Carpets laid. Furniture taken on storago.

HENRY HERRMANN,

CABINET MAKER,

191 to 195 Chrystie and 176 to 186 Mott St., (184 Office.) Formerly Singer's Sewing Machino Factory.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

HENRY PATTERSON, MANUFACTURER OF

PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS, And all kinds of CABINET FURNITURE, BAR ROOM, OFFICE, STORE, AND BANK FIXTURES. Manufactory and Warerooms, 160 MOTT STREET, Between Grand and Broome Streets. NEW YORK.

H. STROPPEL, Manufacturer of Cabinet, Sofas and Chairs, (Library and Parlor Suites,) OF THE LATEST STYLES, 64 CROSBY STREET, between Broome and Spring Streets, New York. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

CARPENTERS & BUILDERS.

A. G. BOGERT & BRO., CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, Nos. 113 AND 115 BANK STREET. JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

J. N. BROWN, CARPENTER and BUILDER, 23 West Thirteenth St., bet. Fifth & Sixth Aves., Residence, 178 East 79th Street. NEW YORK.

Dwellings, Stores and Offices Fitted up. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. ESTIMATES GIVEN AT SHORT NOTICE. JAMES M. TAYLOR, 1%% Pine Street, REFERENCES : ADOLPH NEW, 210 6th Avenue, B. CREGAN, 230 8th Avenue.

CHRISTIE & DYKES,

Carpenters and Builders, 150 West 29th Street, bet. 6th & 7th Aves.

ROBERT CHRISTIE. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. WILLIAM DYKES.

A. DUNBAR, Carpenter and Joiner. .

JOBBING OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

32 PELL STREET, near Mott, NEW YORK.

EDWARD GRIDLEY, Carpenter and Builder, No. 240 West 27th Street,

RESIDENCE, 328 West 28th Street. NEW YORK.

Jobbing promptly attended to.

WILLIAM H. HAND,

No. 295 East Broadway, Bet. Scammel and Gouverneur Streets, NEW YORK.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

DAVID HEPBURN,

Carpenter and Builder 547 BROOME STREET, Near Varick Street,

New York. JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

JAMES HOOD,

Carpenter and Builder, No. 34 GOLD STREET, Formerly 33,

Between John and Fulton Streets, NEW YORK. Stores and Offices fitted up. Alterations made, and General Jobbing attended to with promptness.

JOHN JAGER & CO.,

Carpenters Builders,

Furniture Repairing. No. 21 FIRST STREET. ICE BOXES A SPECIALTY. VARNISHING AND POLISHING EQUAL TO NEW.

MARTIN JANSON,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 806 Fifth Street,

Near Avenue D, NEW YORK.

W. JORALEMON,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 13 Howard Street, New York.

Doors and Window Frames of all descriptions made to order at short notice. Stores and Offices fitted up. Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to. The fitting up of Jewelers' and Hatters' Shops a specialty.

JOHN MOLLOY, Carpenter and Builder, 213 EAST FORTY-NINTH STREET,

Between Second and Third Avenues, NEW YORK.

GEORGE RIKER,

BUILDER 9 313 West Fifteenth Street, NEW YORK. ALL KINDS OF CHURCH FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER

WILLIAM ROGERS, Carpenter & Builder, No. 102 Duane Street, N. Y.

Particular attention given to fitting up Stores, Offices, &c. with neatness and dispatch. Established 1848.

Jobbing in all ita branches attended to

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

HAVILAH M. SMITH & SON, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, No. 35 North Moore Street, near Varick Street, NEW YORK.

HAVILAH X. SMITH.

WM. C. SMITH

R. WARD & SON,

Carpenters and Builders, Shop, No. 16 HESTER STREET, NEW YORK. Carpenter Work in all Its branches done at the shortest notice. JOBBING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO.

J. WASHBURN,

Carpenter and Builder,

305 West 40th Street, New York, STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP.

WILLIAM A. HANKINSON, 213 West Thirty-First St., SUCCESSOR TO F. C. STOLLEY, CARPENTER & BUILDER. Alterations and Jobbing a Specialty. All Com- munications by mail will receive prompt attention.

DAVID WILKIE,

Carpenter and Builder, 239 WEST 18th STREET, New York. STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP. JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

CARPET CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS.

ALLISON'S

UNITED STATES

Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. 157, 159, 161 and 163 West 32d Street. NEW YORK.

ESTABLISHED 1862.

This old and well-known Establishment tenders its thanks to the Public (through its Manager) for their liberal patronage for past years ; and as practice makes perfect, we will assure all who honor us with their patronage of giving entire satisfaction.

We Beat and Brush all kinds of Carpets. NO INJURY TO THE FINEST FABRICS. Carpets Called for and Returned without regard to Weather. CARTAGE FREE.

Orders left at the Office, or by mail, promptly attended to. CARPETS TAKEN UP AND RELAID. INSURANCE PROCURED IF DESIRED. H. O. STORMS, Manager.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

CARPET CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,

EVERY & FREEMAN, PROPRIETORS,

232 East Forty-Second Street,

Bet. 2d and 3d Avenues, NEW YORK.

Having been in the business over THIRTY YEARS, our work having always met with the approbation of the public, their patronage is still respectfully solicited.

Carpets in process of cleaning are not only freed from moths and dust, but also thoroughly aired.

Carpets called for, cleaned and returned without regard to weather.

CARPETS CAREFULLY TAKEN UP AND RELAID.

Orders sent by mail or otherwise promptly and faithfully attended to. ORDERS MAY ALSO BE SENT TO

MR. BRYAN, Upholsterer, No. 940 Broadway, corner of 22d Street.

Parties leaving Carpets in our charge cau have them insured, if so desired, at a low rate.

This Establishment is so well known that references are not needed.

R. S. BERGEN'S STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS,

No. 148 East 50th Street, bet. 3d & Lexington Aves., New York.

Carpets called for and returned without regard to weather. Cartage free. All orders by Post or otherwise promptly attended to. Insurance procured if desired. Carpets taken up and relaid, and carpets taken on storage. Carpets packed with a preparation of my own, which effectually preserves them from moth. All carpets well aired during the process of cleaning.

G. A. HANKINSON, Steam Carpet Cleaning Works,

IMPROVED MACHINES, 247 & 249 WEST 47th STREET,

Bet. Broadway & 8th Ave., New Yorkz.

ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.

S. T. JOHNSON, Carpet Cleaning Establish

No. 153 West 24th Street, Between 6th and 7th Avennes. Carpets Cleaned, Taken Up, and Relaid on the most reasonable terms. Also, Employment Agency. Servante for every capacity.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

HANKINSON'S Steam Carpet Cleaning Works

15 EAST 27th STREET,

Between 5th and Madison Aves.,

NEW YORK.

NO CONNECTION WHATEVER WITH ANY OTHER HOUSE.

THE

Original Hankinson," and the Only One of that Name Established in this Business in 1861. TRADE MARK.

Carpets cleaned by this process are entirely free from dust, moth, etc. Carpeta taken up and relaid by experienced workmen ; also taken on storage at reasonable rates. Carpets packed with a preparation of my own make, which effectually preserves them from moth, etc.

PRICES FOR CLEANING :

Ingrain and-Three-ply . 5c. per yard. | Wilton, Velvet, Aubusson's. .7c. per yard.

Brussels 6c. Axminster, Moqnet .. .80. =

Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to. No charge for cartage within city limits.

Insurance Procured if desired. WILLIAM H. HANKINSON,

Proprietor and Patentee.

THE NEW-YORK STEAM

CARPET CLEANING ESTBLMT

W. H. JORDAN-

OFFICE

CASPER

CLEANING

THE NEW YORK Steam Carpet Cleaning Works ESTABLISHED 1857. Every Improvement Since.

Carpets freed from dust and moths by Patent Machines with Flexi- ble Whips, and, at the same time, thoroughly aired. Orders sent by mail or otherwise will receive prompt attention.

W. H. JORDAN, Prop'r, Nos. 437 & 439 West 45th St., Between 9th and 10th Aves.

N. B .- Several parties who adver- tise that they have new and improved machinery, are using the old style of wooden beaters, which I tried and rejected years ago.

CARPETS SHAKEN, LAID, AND ALTERED,

Prompt and thorough, for which we pledge the testimony of thousands of customers. Carpets cleaned

· on straw, regardless of weather.

Office, 76 Fourth Avenue, cor. East 10th St. (Basement), N. Y. WARREN M. STEWART.

WELLWOOD & WALTERS, GREAT

Centennial Steam Carpet Beating, BRUSHING, AND SCOURING WORKS, 504 & 506 West 21st Street, NEW YORK.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

STEWART'S

PATENT STEAM

CARPET

CLEANING

226 WORKS (326

OFFICE

T.M.

STEWAR

OFFICE

STEWARTS STIAN

13 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.

T. M. STEWART'S NEW PATENT STEAM

CARPET CLEANING WORKS,

326 Seventh Ave., N. Y. Near 28th Street, AND 32 & 34 PENN STREET, Brooklyn, E. D.

COME AND SEE THE BEST MACHINES IN THE WORLD. PATENTED 1872, 1874, AND 1875.

All Dust, Moth, Ink, Soot, Grease, &o., &c., entirely removed without injury to the finest fabric or most delicate color.

Carpets Taken Up, Altered and Relaid. Give us a trial. Send for Circular.

CARRIAGE MAKERS.

FIELDING BROTHERS,

Nos. 206 and 208 E. Forty-First St., near Third Avenue,

WAGON MANUFACTURERS.

ALL KINDS OF EXPRESS, MINERAL WATER, CIRCUS, MENAGERIE, AND BUSINESS WAGONS MADE TO ORDER.

WILLIAM H. GRAY, Manufacturer and Dealer in

CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS, BLANKETS, &c., Nos. 20, 22, 27 and 29 WOOSTER STREET, Bet. Canal and Grand Sts., NEW YORK ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

PHILIP HAPPERSBERGER,

Carriage & Wagon Manufacturer,

No. 360 BROOME STREET,

Bet. Mott and Elizabeth Sts., NEW YORK.

ALL ORDERS FOR REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

JOSEPHI J. JENNINGS, CART, WAGON, AND TRUCK MAKER, No. 179 & 181 ELDRIDGE STREET, N. Y.

(27" All kinds of CARTS, TRUCKS, WAGONS, &c., to order. SOUTHERN and CALIFORNIA orders will receive special attention.

COMMERCIAL REGISTER.

PHILIP KETTERER, Light Delivery, Express & Business Wagons, 90 and 92 Thompson Street, and 138 South Fifth Avenue, (3 Doors above Spring. ) KETTERER'S LIGHT DELIVERY OR MONEY WAGONS ALWAYS ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

ARTHUR McGERALD,

Manufacturer of CARRIAGES AND LIGHT WAGONS, No. 297 EAST BROADWAY, Junction of Grand Street,

Established 1858.

NEW YORK.

JAMES MURPHY, CARRIAGE MAKER,

112 & 114 West 24th St., New York. Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to.

RISLEY & BURRIS,

600 & 602 Broadway, AND

134 to 136 Crosby St.

R. RADLIFF, TRUCK, CART, & LIGHT WAGON MANUFACTURER, ALSO, PAINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, No. 118 TENTH AVENUE,

Bet. 17th and 18th Sts., NEW YORK.

" REPAIRING in all its branches promptly attended to.

EDWARD WILLIS, CARRIAGE BUILDER,

229 EAST 21st STREET.

All stylos of Carrieges made to order and constantly on hand. Warranted unsurpassed in the city for style and workmanship. Light Road Wagons of all styles made from selected timber and of nnsurpassed workmanship. Also, first-class Coupés made a specialty.

CARTS, WAGONS & TRUCKS.

ABBOT, DOWNING COMPANY. CONCORD, N. H.

Concord Wagons & J. R. Hill & Co.'s Concord Harness.

NEW YORK BRANCH: 142 Bleecker Street.

Repairing done with stock from factory at Conccrd. All parts of the Wagon and Trucks being interchangeable, enables us to supply duplicates of such parts as may be needed, withont delay.

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Trow's New York city directory. 1876-77, Part 411

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886 Publication date: 1876/1877 Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow Number of Pages: 1704

Author: Trow, John Fowler, 1810-1886
Publication date: 1876/1877
Publisher: New York, J.F. Trow
Number of Pages: 1704