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WARRANTED
M. HALLIDAY,
Metal Roofing, Galvanized Iron Cornices, Gutters, Leaders, &c.
Agent for Austin & Obdyke's Patent Corrugated Leader,
No. 218 East Ninth Street, TRADE. M. HALLIDAY, ONLY AGENT SUPPLIED. 218 EAST 9"ST. N. Y.
Bet. 2d and 3d Aves.,
NEW YORK.
Orders by mail
Roofs and Leaders Repaired and Painted. Chimney Tops and Ventilators put up. will receive prompt attention.
JOHN J. HARRISON, Slate Tin and Metal Roofer,
172 Greene St., near Bleecker St., New York. GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES AND GUTTERS Of all patterns made and put up at the shortest notice. Roofs, Gutters, and Leaders repaired and painted.
JOHN S. MOSELEY,
SLATE, TIN METAL ROOFER 2
GUTTERS, LEADERS, AND CORNICES, Also, Agent for Asbestos Roofing and Cement, 11 WEST BROADWAY, Cor. Reade St., NEW YORK.
NATIONAL ROOFING CO.,
CARROLL & HOWARD, Felt, Cement, and Gravel Roofing, Water - Tight Floors for Breweries, Stables, Packing Houses, &c. Cellars and Vaults secured against Moisture. OFFICE: 513 SEVENTH AVE., NEW YORK.
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
T. NEW,
32 John Street, cor. Nassau.
FELT CEMENT & GRAVEL ROOFING,
WATER-TIGHT FLOORS FOR STABLES, BREWERIES, &c.
VAULTS AND MASONRY SECURED AGAINST MOISTURE.
New's Patent Brick and Tile Roof a Specialty.
FIRE-PROOF PARTITIONS & CEILINGS.
ASPHALTIO CEMENT, CONCRETE FLOORING FOR ABBATOIRS, CATTLE YARDS, &c.
Roofing and Paving Materials for the Trade.
OAKLEY OSBORN,
Slate and Metal Roofer,
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, LEADERS, GUTTERS, &e., 313 West 15th St., New York, & 16 North Water St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ROOFS REPAIRED.
WARREN
CHEMICAL AND MANUFACTURING CO., Distillers of Coal Tar,
Manufacturers of WARREN'S ROOFING MATERIALS. Dry and Tarred, Felt, Water-Proof Sized Sheathing Paper, Coal Tar, Asphalt, Pitch, Paving Cement, Benzole and Dead Oil,
No. 112 John Street, New York.
SALTPETRE REFINERS.
CROTON LABORATORY.
OFFICE: 212 PEARL ST., NEW YORK. G. R. HENDRICKSON & SON, Proprietors. Importers and Refiners of Crude Saltpetre and Nitrite Soda.
SAMPLE CARDS.
WILLIAM SOCHEFSKY, Blank Books. SAMPLE CARDS A SPECIALTY.
73 CHATHAM STREET. 73.
SCALE MAKERS.
The Journeyman Scale Makers, 195 WATER STREET, And 211 GREENE STREET. J. RIDIDEUX & SON.
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
SCHOOL FURNITURE.
PATONS PAT. REVERSIBLE
SEAT
IMPROVED DESK. ROBERT PATON & SON, Manufacturers of School, Church & Office Furniture Sunday-School and Lecture-Room Settees of every description. No. 26 GROVE STREET, N. Y. Bleecker Street and Eighth Avenue Cars pass within one block of the door.
SEGAR BOX MAKERS.
H. W. ERICHS,
Manufacturer of Cigar Boxes,
And Importer of Osenbrueck & Co.'s Cigar Molds, 499 Water Street and 253 South Street, New York. All orders for the City and County promptly attended to at the shortest notice and at the lowest rates.
HENRY WALTER, CIGAR BOX MANUFACTORY
No. 191 Delancey Street, NEW YORK.
SEGAR IMPORTERS.
Acker, Merrall & Condit, 132 Chambers St.,
AND 1460 Broadway, cor. W. 42d St.
SEGARS.
JACOB COUTIERI, Manufacturer of
Fine Segars,
182 Nelson Street,
NEW BRUNSWICK,
NEW JERSEY . Pearl River, Rockland Co., N. Y.
A. LICHTENSTEIN & BRO., MANUFACTURERS OF THE ELK AND OTHER FINE BRANDS OF SEGARS And Dealers in Leaf Tobacco,
84 & 84x Bowery. A. LICHTENSTEIN.
SEWING MACHINES.
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MEDALS
THE BES
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J. E. BRAUNSDORF & CO.
OFFICE:
264 Bowery, New York.
MANUFACTORY :
NEW YORK. M. GREENSPECHT.
ED
AND AMERICA FOR
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
SHIP CHANDLERS.
WILLIAM S. WHITLOCK & CO.,
Ship Chandlers and Patent Rope Makers, 57 South Street & 117 Wall Street, New York.
Cordage, Manilla Rope, Wire Rope, Bale Rope, Bolt Rope, Tow Line, Oakum, Naval Stores, Caulking Cotton, Chaina, Anchors, Paints, Oil, Twine, Banting, &c.
SHOW CARDS & PICTURE FRAMES.
The Harris Finishing Company's Patent COMPOSITION CARD MOUNTS.
With Enamel Waterproof Finish,
Will not Warp like Cards mounted on STRETCHERS or BINDERS' BOARDS. Will not lose their finish. Cannot be PUNCHED OR BROKEN like a card mounted on a STRETCHER. Are not affected by change of weather.
Can be PACKED for shipping with LESS CARE than Cards on Stretchers, and at much less cost.
1 to 10,000 Show Cards or Pictures
Mounted at short notice in any of the following styles :
ENAMEL FINISH, on Composition, Mounted and Framed.
on Stretchers, with Imitation Border. GELATINE FINISH, on Binders' Boards.
In GLASS, with Gilt or Black Walnut Frames.
FRAMES OF ALL KINDS.
Removed May 1st, 1873, to No. 12 Vesey Street.
[Established 1863.]
NEXT DOOR TO THE ASTOR HOUSE.
SHOW CASES.
JOHN BECKER,
CASES,
NEW YORK.
JOHN BECKER !!
SHOWCASES
MANUFACTURER OF
No. 19 HOWARD ST.,
SHOW
Near Broadwny,
A large assortment of Silver, White Metal and Wood Show ORSAR of the Intest improved patterns constantiy on hand. Old Show Cases taken in Exchange. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Jewelry Trays always on hand. Jewelry Trays made to order.
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
WM. BRUNNER, Manufacturer of
Counters & Drawers, And Fixtures for Drug Stores, New No. 407 EAST TWELFTH STREET, Below First Avenne, New York.
J. H. FRASER & SONS, 112 Reade Street,
Manufacturers of every description of
SHOW CASES.
SHOW
SCHREINER & KELLER, Manufacturers of CASES,
No. 214 Centre Street, Between Grand & Hester, N.B .- Orders by mail promptly attended to.
NEW YORK. JEWELRY TRAYS ALWAYS ON HAND.
GERHARD WINTER, Mannfacturer of every description of
SHOW CASES,
No. 344 Broome Street,
Corner of Bowery,
New York.
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
PASHLEY & DAVIES, Manufacturers of
Silverware, Plated-Ware on Fine Nickel, 113 Leonard Street, New York. Tea Services, Castors, Candlesticks, Salvers, Communion Services, Spoons and Forks, Repaired and Re-plated. General Engraving and Gilding.
GEO. PASHLEY.
EVAN DAVIES.
GEO. W. STEPHENSON,
GILDER AND SILVER-PLATER, No. 210 GRAND STREET,
Bet. Elizabeth & Mott Strects, New York.
Particular attention given to Repairing and Re-plating Hotel and Restaurant Ware. Also, Plumbers' Materials, Car Trimmings, Beer Pumps, and Harness Trimmings. All work warranted.
SILVERSMITHS.
F. W. COOPER,
SILVER AND COLDSMITH
57 South Washington Square,
Second door from Thompson St., NEW YORK.
Waiters, Pitchers, Tea Sets and Communion Service. Also, Cups, Napkin Rings, Ladles, Spoons, and Forks. WEDDING PRESENTS.
SPONGES.
MANSELL & BIRNBAUM, Importers of the Florida, Bahama & Turkey Sponges of all kinds. Also. Chamois Loathor, Formerly of 109 John Street, near Pearl Street, New York. REMOVED TO 71 WILLIAM STREET. A. Mansell. Wm. Birnbaum.
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STAIR BUILDERS.
Established 1852. C. GRAHAM & SONS,
STAIR BUILDERS,
Manufacturers of Carpenters' & Stair Builders' Supplies, Nos. 231, 233 & 235 EAST 42d STREET. Hand llails, Newels, PedestalR, &c. Mouldings. Trusses and Sawed Brackets of every descrip" tion. Turning, Sawing, Carving, &c. Estimaten given on each and every branch of the business.
STATIONERS.
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, No. 45 Maiden Lane, Stationers, Printers,
And Manufacturers of
Patent Spring-back Account Books.
All kinds of first-class Stationery, Writing Papers Deska, Portfolios, Scrap Books, Expense Books, Diaries, Pocket Cutlery, Cards, Chesemen, Wallets, &c., &c. We keep everything in our line, and sell at the lowest prices.
SLOTE & JANES,
STATIONERS,
93 FULTON STREET.
STEAM & BLAST CYLINDERS.
NEW YORK
CYLINDER BORING CO. No. 58 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
Cylinders of all dimensions bored out at the shortest notice, without removing them from their presen: position.
G. McVAY.
STEAM & WATER GAUGES.
WILLING & CO., (Successors to SCHAFFER & BUDENBERG.) Steam Pressure, Hydraulic, Vacuum Blast, and Water Ganges,
Pyrometers, Engine Counters (Registers), Guage Cocks, Pumps for testing Boilers and Pipes, No. 42 Dey Street, New York.
STEAMBOATS.
PEOPLE'S LINE Stonington Line
Or New Jersey Steamboat Co.,
For Albany, Saratoga and all points North and West.
One of the splendid Steamers of this Evening line, DREW or ST. JOHN, will leave Pier 41. North River, foot of Canal St., daily, (Sundays excepted, ) at 6 P.M. Tickets and State-rooms for sale at Dodd's Express Office, 944 Broadway, and at Fifth Avenue Hotel. State-rooms warmed by steam during cool months. Meals
served on the European plan.
FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The elegant sea-going steamers RHODE ISLAND, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur- days, and NARRAGANSETT, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from Pier 33, North River, foot of Jay St., at 5 P.M., arriving in Boston ahead of all other lines. Tickets for sale at all principal railroad offices, and state-rooms secured at the offices of Wescott Express Co., & at 319 Broadway.
L. W. FILKINS, Gen. Pass. Agent. E. A. DE VEAU, Freight Agent. D. S. BABCOCK, President.
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Steam Passage and Freight Line for Rondont and Kingston,
Landing at Esopus, Milton, Marlborough, Newburgh, Cornwall, and Highland,
Connecting with ROUNDOUT & OSWEGO RAILROAD.
The Steamboat THOS. CORNELL will leave New York every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from foot of Harrison St., N. R., at 4 o'clock, P.M .; returning, leaves RONDOUT at 6 P.M. on alternate days. Positively no freight taken at New York after 3:30 P.M. For Freight or Passage, apply an board, or to A. B. VALENTINE, Agent, 41 Jay St., N. Y. THOMAS CORNELL & CO., Rondout.
For Excursions, the first-class Steamboat WILLIAM COOK.
STEAMERS.
FLORIDA LINE.
From Pier No. 29, North River, Every Wednesday & Saturday, at 3 P.M. Insurance to destination one-half per cent. Great Reduction in Freight and Passenger Rates. ALWAYS AS LOW AS BY OTHER LINES AND NO DETENTIONS.
Goods loaded on steamers when shipped. Mark goods care RAVENIL & CO., Charleston, S. C. For freight or passage apply to
J. W. QUINTARD & CO., No. 177 West Street,
or to BENTLEY D. HASELL, No. 317 Broadway.
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For Savannah, Ga., The Florida Ports and the South & Sonthwest. Great Southern Freight and Passenger Line-Cen- tral Railroad of Georgia & Atlantic & Gulf Railroad. Three Steamships per week, Tues., Thurs., and Sat. SAN JACINTO, Capt. Hazard, Wm. R. Garrison, Ageut, 5 Bowling Grecn. CLEOPATRA, Capt. Bulkley, Murray, Ferris & Co., Agents, 62 Sonth Strect. GENERAL BARNES, Capt Cheesman, Wm. R. Garrison, Agent, 5 Bowling Green. SAN SALVADOR, Capt. Nickerson, Wm. R. Garrison, Agent, 5 Bowling Green.
Insurance by this line ONE-HALF PER CENT. Superior accommodations for passengers. Through rates and bills of Inding, in connection with Central Railroad of Georgia, to all points. Through rates and bills of lading in connection with the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad and Florida steamers.
GEORGE YONGE, Agent, Central Railroad of Georgia, No. 409 Broadway.
GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT & PASSENGER LINE, Sailing from Pier No. 29 N. R., Wednesdays & Saturdays at 3 P.M. For Charleston, S. C., Florida, the South and Southwest.
SUPERIOR PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS. Insuranco to destination one-half of one per cent. Goods forwarded free of commission. Passenger tickets and bills of lading issued and signed at the office of
JAMES W. QUINTARD & CO., Agents, No. 177 West Street, corner Warren, Or W. P. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green, Or BENTLEY D. HASELL, Gen, Agent, Great Southern Freight Line, 317 Broadway.
WEEKLY
FLORIDA LINE,
For Port Royal, S. C., Fernandina, Fla., and Brunswick, Ga.
The steamships CITY of AUSTIN. Stevens, master. CITY of DALLAS, T. Hines, master. CITY of HOUSTON, Deering, master Will leave Pier No. 20, East River, EVERY THURSDAY, at 3 P.M., for PORT ROYAL and FERNANDINA. This route is the only dircet one to Florida with- out change of steamers.
Through rates & bills of lading in connection with the Port Royal R. R. to all points in Georgia, Ala- baum. Mississippi & Tennessee, & with the Atlantic Gulf & West India Transit Co. to all points in Florida.
C. H. MALLORY & Co., or HERM. GELPCKE, No. 153 Maiden Lane.
STENCIL CUTTERS.
W. F. HYATT, Successor to HICKCOX MANUFACTURING CO.'S
TENCIL ESTBALISHMENT 280 Pearl St., bet. Beekman & Fulton, N. Y.
Marking Plates Canceling Stamps, and Scal Presses, Burning Brands, Stcel Stamps. Dies, and Punches. Everything in the Stencil Line on hand or made to order at the Lowest Possible Price con- sistent with the Times.
STENCIL STOCK.
STAFFORD MANUFAC'G CO.,
66 FULTON ST.,
NEW YORK.
STONE WARE.
THIE A. E. SMITH'S SONS' POTTERY CO., Manufacturers of
STONE AND BROWN
WARE,
Yellow and Rockingham Ware,
No. 38 PECK SLIP,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY, NORWALK, CONN.
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
TAILORS.
HENRY GREUTER, MERCHANT TAILOR,
64 West 38th Street,
JOHN F. JURGES, DRAPER and TAILOR, 75 WEST BROADWAY,
Neur sixth Avonne, NEW YORK. | Bet. Leonard and Worth Sts., NEW YORK.
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS.
CHARLES T. CHESTER,
Telegraph Instruments FOR MORSE, PRIVATE AND FIRE ALARM LINES, No. 101 CENTRE STREET, NEW YORK. Telegraph Supplies of every description. Wire, Mercury, &c.
TILES.
MINTON'S TILES, Clain, Encaustic & Majolica,
For Vestibnles, Halls, Conservatories, Hearths, Mantela, Wainscoting, Flower Boxes, &c., and for
EXTERIOR DECORATION.
MILLER & COATES, 279 Pearl St.
EDWIN ASPINALL,
English, Encaustic, and Roofing
TILES
206 PEARL ST.
TIN FOIL.
JOHN J. CROOKE,
Manufacturer of Tin Foil and Metallic Caps, Plain and Colored, ROLLING MILLS: 38 Crosby and 163 and 165 Mulberry Street, New York.
TOWING.
THOMAS CORNELL & CO.'S TOWING LINE.
The Steamboats A. B. Valentine, Orwego, George A. Hoyt, Marshall, Norwich. Herald, and Baltic will form a daily line for Towing between New York, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Rondont, and intermediate places, and between Rondout, Hudson, Albany, and intermediate places. HARBOR TOWING by Steamers Thomas Dickson, Ceres, General Sheridan, Coe F. Young, George W. Pratt, Edwin H. Mead, and Frank Levergne, Special Tows every day for Manhattanville, Piermont, Nyack, Peekskill, Cold Springs, Yonkers, Dobbs Ferry, Sing Sing, West Point, Newburgh, Hastings, Tarrytown. Haverstraw.
A. B. VALENTINE, Agent, 41 Jay Street, New York.
TUBING & WROUGHT IRON PIPE.
ENOCH LUMB, New York Tube Works,
517 to 525 WEST 45th STREET, NEW YORK,
Manufacturer of WROUGHT IRON PIPE, TUBING and FITTINGS, and Dealer in BRASS WORK.
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TURNERS.
SCHEERER & GRESS, TURNERS
And Manufacturers of all kinds of Tassel Moulds & Buttons,
One block east of Centre, near Grand,
No. 147 BAXTER ST., NEW YORK.
Orders Promptly Attended to.
UNDERTAKERS.
ANDEW J. CASE,
UNDERTAKER,
397 GRAND ST.,
Bet. Clinton & Suffolk Sts.
N.B .- Orders Punctually Attended to at all Hours of the Day or Night.
A. EICKELBERG,
UNDERTAKER
902 EIGHTH AVENUE.
CHARLES H. NUNGEZER, General Furnishing Undertaker, 550 Second Avenue, New York.
Hearses and Carriages to let. Interments pro- cured in all the Cemeteries within the vicinity of New York. All orders punctually attended to, Day or Night.
STEPHEN MERRITT, Furnishing Undertaker and Embalmer, No. 210 EIGHTH AVE., Between 20th and 21st Streets,
NEW YORK. (OPEN AT ALL TIMES.)
J. WINTERBOTTOM & CO.,
ndertalte Manufacturers Of all kinds of
Coffins and Caskets,
194 & 196 Spring Street, and 149 Eighth Avenue. Cy Prompt attention Day or Night. Funerals attended to in Brooklyn, Jersey City, and the surrounding Country without additional cost. A private Morgue for the keeping of Bodies perfeet an indefinite time always ready.
J. WINTERBOTTOM. J. E. WINTERBOTTOM. · AUSTIN LEAKE.
UPHOLSTERERS.
JOHN BRYAN, PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER, No. 940 BROADWAY. Furniture neatly repaired, varnished, polished, and re-upholstered. Curtains and Shades made to order. Carpets and Oil Cloths laid. Spring and Hair Mattresses made to order. Old Mattresses made over.
GEORGE FROEHLICH, Upholsterer and Decorator, 93 LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
UPHOLSTERY & DRAPERY TRIMMINGS.
MAURICE O'BRIEN, Manufacturer and Dealer in ·
FRINGES,
GIMPS
Picture, Ball, Shade and Furniture Cords, Centers, Loops, Hangers, Drops &c., No. 94 BOWERY, bet. Hester and Grand Sts., NEW YORK.
VENTILATORS.
B. F. MILLER'S PATENT
VENTILATORS AND
CHIMNEY CAPS.
MANUFACTORY, . 41 Greene Street, NEW YORK.
Plans for Ventilation furnished and work superintended. Twenty years' experience. Send for circular.
WAGONS & TRUCKS.
LOUIS SAAL, Formerly SEBASTIAN & SAAL,
Wagon Manufacturer, 134 EAST 41st STREET,
Bet. 3d & Lexington Aves., NEW YORK.
JACOB SEBASTIAN, Wagon Manufacturer, 204, 206, 208, 210 EAST 43d STREET, NEAR THIRD AVENUE, NEW YORK.
WATCH CASE JEWELRY POLISHER.
MRS. BECK, WATCH CASE & JEWELRY POLISHER, No. 86 Nassau Street (2d Floor ).
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
WATCHMAKERS.
L. BRÜGGEMANN,
WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, Dealer in Watches and Jewelry,
46 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. Special attention given to fine and complicated Watches.
WATCH SPRINGS.
L. PRENOT,
( Successor to P. A. ROSSELOT,)
Manufacturer of Watch, Clock, Chronometer and all kinds of Musical Instrument Springs, warranted to be made in the best manner. No. 10 NORTH WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
All kinds of SPRINGS for Machinery made to order. The oldest and only genuine Stock Spring Establishment. The best French Steel always on hand.
WATCHES, IMPORTERS OF.
BARTENS & RICE,
WATCH & CHRONOMETER MAKERS,
Dealers in and Importers of FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY. The highest Prize for fine Watches at Am. Inst. Fair, 1875.
No. 3 JOHN STREET, near Broadway, NEW YORK.
Key Winding Watches altered into Stem Winders. Fine Watches accurately adjusted to heat and cold, isochronism and positions.
WATCHES & JEWELRY.
A. C. BENEDICT, Importer of and Dealer in
FINE WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.,.
[ESTABLISHED 1818.] 28 BOWERY, NEW YORK.
Watohes of every description thoroughly repaircd, and warranted to keep time. No connection with any other house bearing the name of Benedict.
WEATHER STRIPS.
WARNING.
Occupants of houses secure your windows and doors at once against the Cold Drafts of the coming winter. Order without delay Browne's Me- tallic and Rubber Weather Strips. Stood the test 15 Years.
Reduetion made on orders sent us in SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER, before the great rush in November and December. Send your address at once for cireular to
Patent Metallic Weather Strip Co., 812 BROADWAY.
WEINHANDLUNGEN.
J. L. KRISCH, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
California Wines, BRANDIES, CHAMPAGNES, &c., No. 6 RIVINGTON STREET, Near Bowery, (BASEMENT.) NEW YORK.
WIG MAKERS.
G. RAUCHFUSS, Wig Maker and Importer of
HUMAN HAIR, 44 E. 12th St., near Broadway, Formerly of 58 CHATHAM ST.
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WEATHER VANES.
J. W FISKE, Copper Weather Vanes, 21 Barclay St. & 26 Park Place.
C. H. LILLY,
128 West Broadway, New York. EVERY KIND OF
VANES, EMBLEM SIGNS, FINIALS, ROOF CRESTINGS,
And ORNAMENTAL IZON WORE made to order.
WILLOW WARE.
CHARLES ZINN & CO., Importera of
WILLOWS & BASKETS,
And Manufacturers of Willow Ware, 406 Broadway & 72, 74, & 76 Walker St., New York.
WINES & LIQUORS.
CELLA BROS., IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN ITALIAN, FRENCH, SPANISH, AND DOMESTIC
WINES and LIQUORS, Olive Oil, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Parmesan and Roman Cheese, all kinds of Preserves, Vermonth Wines of Martini and Sola, Torino. 158 AND 160 SPRING STREET, NEAR SOUTH FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK.
JAMES REID & CO.,
28 BEAVER ST., NEW YORK,
Sole Agents in the United States and Canadas for
John Haig & Co.'s "Cameron Bridge" Old Scotch Malt Whiskey; Henry Bergasse & Co., Mar- seilles ; Eugene Cliquot, Reims; Blankenheim & Nolet, Rotterdam; E. Kiderlen, Delfshaven; B. Vergara, Jerez de la Frontera ; B. Vivarez & A. Hermann, Cette; Almeida & Co., Oporto ; Galbraith, Grant & Co., London ; Adolfo Preis & Co .. Malaga ; Nngue-Richard. Beziers; Jules Lenoir & Co., Epernay; Krohn Brothers, Madeira; Avigdor L'Aine & Fils, Nice; Joseph Mintraud & Co., Bor- deaux; Joaquin Ruis Montaner, Tarragona. A full assortment from the above houses always on hand, together with Jas. Hennessey & Co., Cognac; Otard, Dupuy & Co., Cognac; Pellevoisin, Freres, La Rochelle; A. Seignette, La Rochelle; W. Jameson & Co.'s Dnhlin Malt. All subject to debenture or duty paid.
WIRE WORKERS.
AUG. LEHSTEN & CO., Mannfacturers of
Wire and Window Shades.
Wire Work & Sign Painting in all its branches. OFFICE, No. 349 BOWERY,
Bet. 3d and 4th Sts.,
NEW YORK.
Old Shades Repaired at Low Prices.
WALTER W. WOOLLEY,
63 Fulton Street,
Manufacturer for
BANKS, OFFICES, STORES, AND DWELLINGS.
Broadway Wire Works and Cage Factory, 357 Fourth Ave., near 26th Street, Late 1148 Broadway, New York. M. E. SILKWORTH,
Manufacturer of
T Vire Desk Office Railing.
Store and Window Guards Superior Garden Work, Flower Stands, and all kinds of Bird Cages, and other descriptions of Fancy Wire Works on hand and made to order. Arches, Baskets, Wire Fences for Yards, ('emeteries, Graves, &c. Trellises, Bordering and Galvanized Wire for Training Vines, Wire Window Screens for Banks, Brokers, Hotels, Dwellings, and Stores. Nursery Fenders and Fire Gnards, Mosquito Net Bars and Wire Screens, &c. Best quality of Song Birds, Gold Fish, Aquaria, &c.
WOOD MOULDINGS.
ESTABLISHED ] J. H. DIDIER, [1847.
MANUFACTURER OF CARVED AND PLAIN FANCY WOOD
INGS
205, 207 & 209 Centre St., New York. Superior to any for Piano-Forte, Coffin and Cabinet Makers, Carriage and Car Bnilders, Billiard Table Makers, &c. Over 3000 Assorted Patterns.
71
COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
BRADLEY & CURRIER,
WOOD MANTELS
AND
MOULDINGS,
54 Dey Street.
COLLINS & NAUGLE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PINE & HARDWOOD
MOULDINGS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Planing, Scroll and Resawing, Turning, &c., 42, 44, 46 & 48 Bethune Street, Bet. Washington & West, NEW YORK
D. P. COLLINS. WILLIAM NAUGLE.
WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF NEW YORK CITY.
MAY, 1876.
VOLUME XXIX.
The names of all Persons, Firms, &c., engaged in any business in New York City, including ALL THE PROFESSIONS, are classified under their appropriate headings.
It contains matter equal to three 12mo volumes of 400 pages. Its convenient size adapts it for the pocket. Every business man, both in the city and country, should have it. To ladies shopping it is an invaluable companion.
Free by mail to any part of the country, on receipt of price. TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF. The Trow City Directory Co., 11 University Pl.
WILSON'S COPARTNERSHIP DIRECTORY.
VOLUME XXIV-MARCH, 1876.
GIVING, in connection with the NAME and ADDRESS of EACH FIRM, the INDIVID- UAL MEMBERS TIIEREOF ; and, where special partnerships occur, amounts of spe- cial capital, etc. The utmost care has been given to the Compilations and Revisions of this work, that it may prove a RELIABLE SOURCE OF INFORMATION for COURTS OF LAW, ATTORNEYS, BANKS, BANKERS, MERCANTILE AGENCIES, AND BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY. Supplied on application to the
TROW CITY DIRECTORY CO., 11 University Place. PRICE, TWO DOLLARS.
WILSON'S STREET AND AVENUE DIRECTORY, OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Containing a complete list of all the STREETS, AVENUES, and PLACES, together with the Number of crery Street Corner, thus enabling a person to choose the most direct route to any Street or Number in this City.
Bound in a form suitable for the pocket, and for sale at
11 UNIVERSITY PLACE. PRICE ONLY FIFTEEN CENTS.
WILSON'S Business Directory,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
VOLUME XXIX.
The names of all Persons, Firms, &c., engaged in any business in New York City, including ALL THE PROFESSIONS, are classified under their appropriate headings.
It contains matter equal to three 12mo volumes of 400 pages. Its convenient size adapts it for the pocket. Every business man, both in the city and country, should have it. To ladies shopping it is an invaluable com- panion.
Free by mail to any part of the coun- try, on receipt of price.
TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF.
The Trow City Directory Co., 11 University Place.
THE
NEW YORK
CITY REGISTER:
CONTAINING
CITY GOVERNMENT, COUNTY OFFICERS, FIRE DEPARTMENT, COURTS, POLICE, POST-OFFICE, CUSTOM- HOUSE, ASYLUMS AND HOMES, BANKS, BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES, CEMETERIES, CHURCHES, CITY RAIL- ROAD ROUTES, CLUBS, DISPENSARIES, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, FERRIES, FOREIGN CONSULS, HARBOR-MASTERS, HOSPITALS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, LIBRARIES, MANUFACTURING, MINING, MISCELLANEOUS, AND PETROLEUM COM- PANIES, MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIETIES, NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, ETC., PILOTS, PORT WARDENS, RAILROAD COMPANIES, RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, LITER- ARY, AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES, SECRET SOCIETIES, TELEGRAPHS, TRUST COMPANIES, STREET AND AVENUE DIREC- TORY, ETC. ETC.
JOHN F. TROW, PUBLISHER, H. WILSON, COMPILER, JAMES COLLES, Jr., Associate Compilers. ROB B. HALLOCK,
NEW YORK: THE TROW CITY DIRECTORY COMPANY, 11 UNIVERSITY PLACE. 1876.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1876, by THE TROW CITY DIRECTORY COMPANY, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
JOHN F. TROW & SON, PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS, 205-213 East 12th St., NEW YORK.
INDEX TO CITY REGISTER.
PAGE
PAGE
African Meth. Episcopal Churches. 19
Department of Excise 6
Am. Mechanics' Assn 51
Finance.
5
Asylums & Homes. 18
Fire
6
Bank Clearing-House
14
Health 7
Bank Rules.
14
Law 6
Banks, National
14
Police ..
6
Banks, State ..
15
Public Charities & Correc- tion ..
6
Baptist Churches.
17
Public Parks. 6
Board for Licensing Sailors' Boarding Houses Board of Aldermen
11
Public Works.
Deputy Tax Commissioners.
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