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Men's, Women's, and Misses' Metallic Over-Shoes, Coats and Cloaks, Pants and Overalls, Beds and Pillows, Cushions and Cups, Life Preservers, Travelling Bags Assorted, Army and Navy Goods, Camp Blankets, Pails and Fire Buckets, Horse, Ankle and Knee Boots, Belting, Shoes of all sizes, Horse Covers, Wadding Leggins, Carriage Cloths, Doll Heads, Teething Rings, Syringes, Shower Mats.
Steam Packing. JOHNSON LETSON, PRESIDENT.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORK AGENCY
FOR
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
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At the " Old Dominion Warehouse," No. 37 WATER-ST.
[Established in 1813.]
DUBOIS & VANDERVOORT,
OFFER FOR SALE ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS, and in lots to suit purchasers, a full and well assorted stock of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Consisting of every style and variety, in kegs and boxes, for home use or export, including all the oldest and most approved brands of Virginia Manufactured Tobacco sold in this market.
Buyers preferring to intrust selections to our judgment, may rely upon having the full benefit of our long experience and knowledge of the kinds best adapted to particular markets.
HAWKINS & LOGAN, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF Manufactured Tobacco, 112 FRONT ST., NEW-YORK.
ROBERT D. McCHESNEY,
TOBACCO AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 74 FRONT STREET, NEW-YORK.
RT MONAM AMIORY
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARLETON, CLARK & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of
SILK GOODS AND CARPETING, 139 Broadway.
A very complete assortment, and the Carpet Department contains many designs of their own, confined to their own house.
H. SCHULTING, DEALER IN German, French, English, and American Cloths, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, VESTINGS, &c., &c.
Constantly on hand a well-bought stock of the above articles, over $100,000 worth, which is offered for cash to Clothiers and Tailors lower than any other house in the city.
Nos. 157 and 159 William Street, corner of Ann.
PAPER HANGINGS.
FRANCIS PARES & CO., Manufacturers & Importers of Paper Hangings, No. 59 Chambers Street, Next door but one to Stewart's, cor. of Broadway, N. Y., Have constantly on hand the largest assortment of articles in the above line suitable for City and Country Trade, Wholesale and Re- tail, at the lowest Market Prices.
F. HOPKINS & BROS.,
61 BARCLAY STREET, NEW-YORK,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
CYRUS W. FIELD & CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
IN
PAPER
AND
PAPER MAKERS' MATERIALS,
No. 11 Cliff Street,
Bem-york.
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RAG WAREHOUSE,
No. 58 Cliff Street.
CYRUS W. FIELD, JOSEPH F. STONE,
EDWARD D. JONES. A. WATERMAN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
V. B. PALMER'S American Newspaper Sub- scription and Advertising Agency.
NEW YORK -Tribune Baill'nes MIM.ADELPHIA-N. W. correr Third and Chesinn.
BOSTON- Seollay's Building, Court st.
EMBRACES Most of the best Commercial, Political, Religious, Lit- prary, Scientific, Congressional, Legislative, Reformatory, and Agricultural Journals, Prices Current, &c., in the United States, British Provinces, &c,, for which he is the duly appointed Agent,- «pecially authorized by the Proprietors to receive and receipt for Subscriptions and Advertisements ; thereby affording every facility for the transaction of business with the best and most widely circu- lated journals of all the cities and principal towns in the country.
THE PRESS-" The power of mind over mind, which may be multiplied indefinitely."
V. B. PALMER, the Agent, is prepared to give all requisite infor- mation on the subject of a complete system of ADVERTISING in the NEWSPAPERS of the COUNTRY, far and near, for which he is the authorized Agent.
He believes that the material affairs of business transactions must be aided and sustained by a proportionate exercise of intel- lectual energy ; and this intellectual energy should keep pace with the facilities by which the material affairs of business are advanced.
Every one is now obliged, if he would keep pace with the times, lo aid his physical exertions in trade, or whatever business he may be engaged m, by due recourse to those means by which his busi- ness may become generally known. This is is the intellectual part of his business, and the Press is the great medium through which it must, at the present day, be developed.
Now-a-days newspapers are diffused far and wide; they are read by all, and afford the only vehicle by which men and establish- ments become generally known. At the present day, as yet, this engine of intelligence has not attracted attention commensurate with contemporary improvements, simply because the material of business is more palpable and tangible, and it will be only by de- grees that the power of the press will be acknowledged as equal to Wat of steam for the furtherance of business enterprise.
A business man may learn through this agency just what Jour- nals to advertise in, to reach, effectively and cheaply, the sections wherein his trade may be extended-and adopt a judicious, safe and thorough system of advertising.
The best papers of all sections of the country are on file at the Agency for examination and inspection.
The Agent is duly empowered to receive subscriptions and advertisements at the pub- Ushers' lowest ratee. He is authorized to make contracts, and his receipts are regarded by the proprietors as payments.
Hlis extensive connection in business, his experience and practical knowledge, his long established Agency for the best newspapers in every part of the United States, and his systematic mamer of advertising, whether on a large or sminil seale, qualify hun to im- part valuable practical information, which is cheerfully communicated.
Advertisements are skitfully written, without charge, for those who are not experi- eneed in the art, and improvements suggested in such as are written by uppractised hands, A single copy of an advertisement only is required, from which a suthcient num- ber are printed in such style as advertisers wish to have them appear in the papers.
& To public institutions, reading-rooms chibs, &c., as well as to individuals in all parts of the world, the Agency presents a con- venient, safe and ready means of subscribing for the best journals of the Union, advertising in any number of the most desirable bus !- ness newspapers, and obtaining valuable information.
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Remittances may be made from any section of the country 1. 1 entire assurance that all orders will be faithfully and promptly al- tended to. Address V. B. PALMER, Newspaper Agent, Five- York Tribune Buildings; Boston, Seollay's Building, Court-st. ; Philadel- phia, N. W. corner of Third and Chestnut-sts.
As he has n., connection with any other person, all communica- tions and orders intended for the Agency should be directed to. V. P PALMER. 17> To prevent imposition, the public have been repeat- edly cautioned against the acts of imitators and pretended Agents, who infest some of the cities.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS,
This old established Agency continues to enjoy the full confidence of the press and th public. Whatever is entrusted to Mr. P., or his agents, is promptly attended to, ami a- the Press is under very great obligations to him, we are happy to know that he is erjos ing the unlimited confidence, as he deserves the good wishes, of those whom he has s. long and so faithfully served .- Albany Evening Journal.
To such of our country contemporaries as have not a cured the services of an advent .. ing agent in New-York, we commend the old and well estaltered ageney of Mr. V.B Palner, in the Tribune Buildmes. His business reladans e fott to nearly the patire press of the country, and the promptitude with which his ace unts are always alljusted. has secured for him the confidence of those who have had transactions with him. Mir. Palmer also has agencies in Boston and Philadelphia. - Battiato Courier.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. Palmer, we are prepared to say that al. business connected with the Agencies which he advertises, will be both promptly an ! honorably transacted. In the matter of Newspaper Agencies, he has reduced the bus- ness to such an admirable system that all parties can hardly fail to be satisfied. - V. Y. Daily Tribune.
Mr. Palmer has, by dint of great energy and indefatigable industry, succeeded in or- ganizing this agency, and areomphishing, by means of it, objects that were deemed alt+- gether chimerical when it was first commenced. His success has raised up a member . 1 imitators, who now advertise Newspaper Agencies in the Eastern cifra. Mr. Palmer i. no way connected with any of these. Having the most unlimited confidence in his capa- city and integrity, he is fully authorized to make all necessary contracts as Agent br this paper. We wish ii to be dietinetty understood, that we have no other Agent in either of the cities of New-York, Philadelphia, or Boston, and that all inquiries relative ;. such contracts, coming from those cities, even although directed to ourselves, will be referred to his Agency,-Juriscute Denverat.
V. B. Palmer's plan of, a newspaper agency for advertising and subscriptions, is de- serving of patronage, both from the publie and from the country press. Me. Palmer has acted for the (Union for five years, and we bear willing testimony to his filelity and promptness. We shall accept of no advertisements from any other agencies in New York or Boston, and feel bound to protect Mr. Palmer, as much as possible, from having the benefits of his plan taken from him by any one who may have surreptitiously avgilee himself of the forms and mrangements of Mr. Palner, in the establishment of a similar agency .- Saco (Maine) Union,
V. B. Palmer, Tribune Buildings, is our only Agent in New York. We make this announcement in answer to several applications for this purpose .- Mari town .I serien. V. B. Palmer is our only Agent in Boston, New York, &e. No attention will be paid to any other Agency in the above cities. - Brager Peu crut.
We have been humbugent all we ever shall be, by Eastern Agents; and now want it distinctly understood, that we shall insert no advertisements, horeafter, mies aovgn- panied by the money, as por terins in oor japer, unhas received through V. B. Paltuer our only authorized Agent in New York, Bostonand Philadelphia-Viame d'averciel.
Our Agency-V. B. Palmer, the well known and enterprising And rican Newspaper Agent, has been deputed by us to procure subscriptions and alveitiements for ih. Recorder in the cities of New York. Bosna and Philadelphia, where every act in reter. enco to the above will be binding on va. -- Broekveille ( "m.) Rouler. .
V. B. Palmer is our only authorized Agent in Boston, New York or Philaa phia. t. receive advertisements, and we shall not accept of any & ming from other persons. The country press has been nost wotally humbugged in days gone by, and we are determi ned to be on the safe side in future. Oureyes have been gened to " light " of late, up to thissubject, and vo surmise we are not the only one w ho fas had his fingers burnt. W. would here say to ---- - , of -. i be will pass dis adverti ment into our Agent'- atlea, and Mr. Palmer savy that it is "All right," we will invert it according to offer frot, do not trouble us again. - Find a Democrat
WILSON'S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
OF
NEW-YORK CITY.
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Accoucheuses. (See also Nurses.)
Bauer Barbete, 46 Forsyth Boager Ann, 51 Chrystie Bruar Louisa, 104 W. 24th Costello Madame. 34 Lispenard Efferen Louisa, 149 Leonard Ehehalt Josephine, 25 E. Broadw'y Ferry Anna, 8 Desbrosses Fieldmann Rosalie, 122 Orango Giglet Mary, 214 Church Haynes Ann, 117 Varick Huber S. 17 City Hall place Hudson Sarah, 217 W. 17th Hurley Ann R. 251 Second Klein Sibella, 140 Third Nickla Catharine, 182 Greenwich Quenzar Margarette, 318 Third Keinwald Maria M. 151 W. 35th Roskamp Catharine, 118 Cedar Ross Mary C. 189 Second Sandmeyer Regina, 54 Av. A. Schelowsky Mary, 240 Third Schweiss Elizabeth, 154 Second Shulten Catharine, 222 Stanton Sommer Phobe, 84 Chrystie Tyler Agnes, 73 Washington Vindry Honorine, 122 Leonard
Accountants.
(See also Teachers, Bookkeeping.)
Douglas Andrew, 90 E. 28th Dow Martin, 35 Wall Griglietti Charles A. 44 Wall
Isaacs M. 54 Wall -
Maggi Charles, 7 Nassau Renville Willis J. 289 Broadway Russel W. W. 54 Wall
Adjusters of Averages.
Jones & Johnson, 90 Wall JJONES & MOORE, 104 Wall Plummer Gordon, 14 Merch. Exch. Satterthwaite & Torrey, 40 Merch. Exch.
Agencies, Mercantile.
Church Sheldon P. 25 Nassau Potter O. R. & Co. 11 Nassau Tappan & Douglass, 111 Broadway
Agents, Advertising.
BONNET JULES & CO. 80 Nassau, agents for the best and most wide- ly circulated newspapers through- out the United States and Cana- das, and duly authorized to receive and obtain advertisements and subscriptions at the same rates as are required at the otlice of publi- cation.
Halpine, Williamson & Co. 102 Nassau
Jollie E. & I. 300 Broadway
Luckey Charles N. 54 Franklin McDonald William II. 102 Nassau Menzel & Korff. 113 Nassau Palmer V. B. 1 Spruce
PETTENGILL S. M. && CO., aro
Holfermann Jn. F. Van E. 62 Church | . the agents for the most influential
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and widely circulated newspa-| Carruthers, Dixon & Co. 39 William pers in the United States and for Poter Dixon & Sons, manuf Carlisle, England. British Provinces, and authorized to take advertisements and sub- scriptions for them at the publish- ers' lowest prices, 122 Nassau. Quin Henry W. 111 Monroe Scott Thomas, 894 Centre
Agents, Boarding. (See also Boarding Houses.) Goodwin R. 73 E. 14th
Agents, Collecting.
Barrow James, 187 Fulton Brush Philander, 121 Bedford Cutter William T. 35 Wall
Glaentzer Junius, 62 W. Wash- ington pl.
Hare Charles W. 2 Chambers Harvey William H. 67 Wall Jackson Peter A. II. 93 E. 27th
PETTINGILL S. M. & CO., 122 Nassau
Phillips Isaac, 7 Fifth
Raymond Medad, 121 E. 26th Smith Horatio G. 13 Beekman Whissing James, 255 Second
Agents, Dramatic.
Corbyn W. 60 Mercer Skerrett & Anderton, 11 Chambers
Agents, Freight. (See also Merchants Forwarding and Transportation.)
Beares Marcus, 14 Broadway Chase W. II. 113 Broad Clarke John F. 1 S. William Clough Jacob H. 75 Cortlandt Deveau Samuel, Pier 2 N. R. Dikeman Albert, foot Cedar Littlejohn Frederick S. 100 Broad. Agent Old Oswego Line. Roberts Stepen, Pier 3 N. R .. Spaulding M. B. foot Duane Stanley George T. fout Robinson
Agents, General.
Bailey J. H. 5 Tryon row Baldwin Henry jr. 14 Wail Bradt Francis, 71 W. 85th
Eadie J. M. 26 Front Eaton Anthony, 32 .John Elliott Joseph L. 7 West Fenn Farlow, 2 Tryon row Foinquinos Leon, 96 Wall Gellatly Peter M. 167 Broadway Halley David, 151 Fulton Ilirsch Hermann, 18 Nassau Hopkins Charles, 73 Pine Hopkins William A. SS Wall Jessurun Solomon, 13 Beekman Jones, Brothers & Co. 157 Broadw'y Jordan Samuel H. 14 Wall Lawrence Newbold, 127 Fulton Lissak A. II. & Co. 103 William Lockwood Roswell E. 10 Battery place
Marriner James, 59 Nassau Mills E. 51 Cortlandt Pyle James, 114 Warren
Richards Richard J. 107 Fulton Robbins Chauncey, 75 Maiden la.
Shaw William H. 70 Greenwich Shepard Thomas jr. 102 Nassau Simms Thomas S. S7 Wall Voorhies William T. 181 Broadway Willets Lawrence S. 10 Wall
Agents, House.
(See also Agents, Real Estate .- Also Brokers, Real Estate.)
Attridge John & Son, 349 and 591 Fourth
Bailey John F. 232 Broome
Barnard E. W. 239 Seventh Barnes Joshua, 1088 Broadway
Blanchet Francis, 290 Sixth av. Bronson & Fraser. 353 Ninth av. Brown E. HI. 3995 Houston Brush Philander, 121 Bedford Busteed George W. 45 William Carpenter Isaac & Son, 423 Grand Carr James. 335 Broome Chase John L. 147 Hammond Chichester Lewis, 292 E. Broadw'y Covert Jacob, 200 Clinton Crevier Julien, 122 Church Cross Alexander, 189 Eighth av.
Denham John, 124 Eighth av. Easton William W. 151 Delancey Falconer Edward, 5 Mangin
'IFanning A. M. 432 Houston
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Field David, 430 Grand Finch Miles, 63 Second Fisher Robert, 1S4 Ludlow Fowler & Franklyn, 71 W. 35th Gass John, 149 Varick George James, 313 Second av. Grey Owen, 50 Mulberry Hallock George G. 17 Suffolk Harriott Edgar, r. 3 Vandam Hayward Warden, 23 Chambers Health Francis, 20 Chambers Health James, 20 Chambers Hinman Samuel S. 3 Broad Hughes William, 321 Seventh av. Hutchings Stephen B. 38John Hutchings S. Lewis, 33 John Jacks James & Son, 66 Ninth av. Kugler William, 786 Washington Leake Hewlett P. 135 Laurens Lyons J. 9 Chambers
Marks Selim, 294 First av. Miller & Hawkins, 512 Second av. Morgan Clarkson, 144 Lewis Oettinger Moses B. 24 Rose Osborn C. F. & G. L. 58 Bowery Perine Benjamin jr. 119 Columbia Pinckney Charles C. 9 Nassau Quackinbush Andrew, 3 Broad Roe & Wilson, 200 Varick Sandell Edward C. 198 E. 14th Scheuermann John, 201 E. 17th Silvey George S. 254 Fifth Simons James A. 57 Chambers Sloan Smith, S9 Av. C
Smith A. Warren, 59 Rose & 67 Tappan J. P. 20 Merch. Exch.
Chatham Smith Silas C. 59 Rose
Smith William E. 514 Hudson & 12 Greenwich av. Sterns Isaac W. 205 E. 13th Tattersall W. K. 20 First av. Weeks Samuel, 899 Ilouston Wilson Archibald, 286 Walker Wissing James, 353 Second Wray Mark, r. 499 Broadway
Agents, Insurance. (See also Brokers, Insurance.)
Alexander Thos. A. & Son, 72 Wall Bates James M. 18 Nassau Bigelow A. jr. 46 Pine Bleecker R. W. 6 Wall Boggs Wm. J. 68 Wall Bouck J. W. 78 Broadway Bradley George T. S0) Wall
Buchanan Robert S. 44 Wall Casey T. G. 76 Wall Collins Joseph B. 35 Wall Deming George, 74 Wall Dibblee W. W. 60 Wall Dodge D. S. 25 Cliff
Dunham W. S. 54 Wall Dunning Czar, 74 Wall
Edwards Alfred, 9 Merch. Exch.
Ellsworth Wm. 6 Merchants' Ex.
Franklin Lumley, 65 Wall
Gillies D. A. 478 Eighth av. Godet Henry H. 40 Wall
Harris Wm. M. 12 Mer. Ex. Hollister Cady, 49 Wall
Hopper John, 103 Broadway
Jones Thomas jr. 167 Broadway
Judd James W. 37 Wall
Keith S. C. 5 Nassau Lathers Richard. 12 Wall
Lewis William E. 89 Cedar
Lord Joseph L. 11 Wall
McDonald A. B. 76 Wall
Mann. W. L. 60 Wall
Morton Levi R. 304 & 390 Third av.
Noble John S. 65 Wall
Noble T. W. 65 Wall
Notman P. 67 Wall
Peck E. & J. S. Clark, 67 Wall
Pell A. & J. S. Noble, 65 Wall
Richardson A. C. 60 Wall
Seeley & Parsons, 63 Wall Sheldon Martin L. S5 Nassau
Vanwart D. 11S Broadway Walker S. G. 56 William White Ezra, 4 Hanover Whitmore P. D. 111 Broadway Whittemoro Timothy, 400 Hudson Williams J. F. & Son, 297 Ninth AV.
Woodward William A. 62 William
Agents, Miscellaneous.
Allen & Co. 118 South
Barbour I. R. & Co. 62 William Bissell Edward 20 S. William Bryant J. W. & W. F. Crabtree, 4 Bowling green
Clark & Jesup. 38 Exchange pl.
Cook Israel, 156 Reade
Corlies George W. 253 Pearl Fleming John B. 27 Wall
Fraser William D. 74 Broadway
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Gair Henry W. 5 Hanover Gilbert & Co. 111 Broadway Green Matilda C. 606 Broadway Hayden Nathaniel, 60 Wall Heroy James IT. 42 Cliff Hodgson F. 270 Pearl Hopkins Charles, 75 Pino Hyde Francis, 152 South Jones Samuel T. 47 Wall Jordan T. F. 35 Wall Kirkpatrick Edward, 157 Broadway Klenck Christopher F. 58 Gouvern'r Lord Thomas, 39 Wall Luckey James C. 146 Grand MeJimsey Robert, 35 Wall Manning George, 112 Pearl, for dis- tribution of government charts & sailing directions, May Allen, 20 Nassan Ogden Henry, 151 Fulton Rachau J. A. F. 126 Pearl Shaw William HI. 410 Eighth av. Smith Samuel, 35 Wall Thayer Ebenezer, 16 Wall Townsend Walter W. 1 South Washburn John II. 12 Wall Wilcox E. H. 293 Broadway Young Hiram, 35 Wall
Agents, News.
Cozens Brothers, 25 Hudson Day Robert, 321 Pearl Doherty John G. 361 Pearl Durning Thomas, 527 Grand Elliot R. P. 52 Division Hallock Sylvanus, 150 Fulton Hebbeard & Levy, 2 Delancey Madden Michael, 47 Ann Price Joseph H. 821 Spring Price William S. 379 Hudson Queen Francis, 123 Bowery Rodriguez Laureano J. 342 Hudson Ross & Jones, 21 Ann Shear Leroy N. 3 Hadson
WILLMER CHARLES, 19 Ann, Importer of European Newspa- pers, Periodicals, Books, &c.
Agents, Passenger.
(See also Merchants, Forwarding & Transportation, also Mer- chants, Shipping & Commis- sion, also Pucket offices, also Passage offices.)
Austin Seth S. 11} West
Bowman, Grinnell & Co. 83 Sonth Brush Cornelius W. 157 Cedar Decker Alfred. Pier 1 N. B. Dill William H. Pier 4 N. R. Hickey M. & P. 113 South Hosted Hiram, 113 Cedar Kunz William, 129 Greenwich Lorenz L. 95 Greenwich McMichael John, 36 Okl slip Morgan Charles, 5 Bowling green Murphy JJoseph, 61 South ()'Brien Thomas H. 153 South Roach James. 157 Cedar ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., 34 Fulton, Agents for the Black Ball line of packets, sailing to and from Liverpool on the 1st and 16th of every month. They also draw at sight on the Royal Bank of Ire- land, and on Prescott, Grote & Co., Bankers, London.
Roche, O'Beirne & Co. 35 Fulton Ross John J. & Co. 11 Battery pl. Tapscott W. & J. T. & Co. 86 South Teneyek C. A. 67 Sonth
THOMPSON SAMUEL & NEPH- EWS, 275 Pearl, Agents of the Black Star line of Liverpool Pack- ets-sight drafts furnished on Gr't Britain and Ireland. Whitney Chas. A. 177 West Wilson Jacob, SS South
Wolf John F. 159 Washington
Agents, Patent.
Barritt Charles L. 252 Broadway Brooks Charles, 180 Broadway Knevitt George M. 65 Wall LAW STEPHEN D. 52 JJohn PIRSSON JOSEPH P. 5 Wall Serrell Lemuel W. 259 Broadway
Agents, Real Estate.
(See also Agents, House, also Bro- kers, Real Estate.)
Andrews G. G. 5 Tryon row Apalachicola Land Co. 56 Wall Attridge Jn. & Son. 849 & 591 Fourths Atwater Elisha M. 65} Maed gal Auerbach Ezekiel, 127 Rivington Baldwin Jacob L. 49 Wall Barker James W. 8 Nassau Barker & Elliott, 45 Nassau Berrian & Banks, 18 Nassau Bisco John, 125 Lowis
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Bleecker George 98 W. Broadway Board John M. 27 Hudson Bradshaw J. V. 74 Broadway BRAINERD GEORGE, 2 Tryon row, and adverse claims Bronson & Fraser, 79 Nassau & 353 Ninth av. Brown E. H. 71 Wall Brown Peter, 160 Houston Buxton John jr. 61 Chambers Carroll & Co. 10 Cortlandt Cavarly John P. 116 Nassau Cook J. K. jr. 79 Nassau
Covert Jacob, 73 Wall Cruikshank James, 33 Broadway Culyer Jolin. 231 Bleecker Davis Charles, 89 Wall Davis Israel P. 49 Chambers Demott & Co. 61 Chambers Denman Samuel, 11 Wall Elton Robert HI. 3 Tryon row Ely Abner L. 65 Maiden la. Giffing I. H. 5 Tryon row Giles John S. 168 Walker Glover Thaddeus B. Av. B, c. Tenth Glover & Mallary, 3 Nassau Goodspeed Benj. F. 142 Fifth av. Gulick Joseph, 7 Henry Hayward Walter, 150 Eldridge Hodges Daniel M. 114 Grand Hoes P. S. r. 35 Wall Holley Philologus, 133 Amity HOOLE JOSEPH, 208 Broadway Howes C. B. 83 Nassau Jackson Peter A. II. 192 Broadway Jacob R. 42 Harrison Jessup Samuel, 466 Pearl Jones Abner, 11 Nassau Keeler Walter, 3 Nassau KETCHUMSIDNEY, 2Tryon row Keyser Isaac, 311 Bowery Kinshimer Edward B. 319 4th av. Kneeland William, 49 William Kugler William, 12 Greenwich av. Lafarge John, 289 Broadway Lang John C. 552 Sixth av. Lawrence Robert, 75 Nassau Lawrence William T., E. 35th, near Madison av. Lee Orlando E. 54 Wall Lowber Robert W. 61 Wall Lush Win. H. & Co. 79 Third av. Lyon A. Maynard, 9 Merchants Ex. MeCarty Michael J. 427 Twelfth MeCotter Alexander, 128 Fulton MeCotter Douglass G. 128 Fulton
Macfarlan Thomas, 150 Tenth Macfarlane & Merritt, 49 Third av. Madden & King, 168 Ninth av. Mallary Sherman C. 91 Avenue C Martine Theodore, 199 W. 25th Mattison Schuyler II. 3 Nassau Miller & Hawkins, 512 Second av. Morehouse A. K. 82 Nassau Morton F. 226 Ninth av. Moss William P. 185 E. 26th Newell Zenas, 3 Nassau
OSBORN, C. F. & G. L. 58 Bowery
Parker William, 192 Canal Pecare Jacob. 163 Hester Peck C. E. 87 E. 22d Pinckney Charles C. 94 Stanton
Pitkin John R. 208 Broadway Price James, 200 Hudson
Pryce Josiah B. 74. Broadway Rawlings Thomas, 11 Wall Roome W. H. 18 Greenwich av. Ross R. jr. 48 Eighth av. Rullmann A. 124 Beekman Sanders Joshua C. 3 Nassau Shaphoff Charles, 216} Division Sillick B. 2 Tryon row Simers George W. 67 Chatham Smith George B. S Tryon row Smith & Drake, 441 Eighth av. Spaferd II. A. 85 Wall Stark James M. 49 Wall Strow John D. 289 Broadway Taylor John, 478 Eighth av. Taylor & James, 11 Chambers Thorne James H. 163 Walker Townsend William B. 116 Br'dway Truss George W. 867 Broadway Vanderpool Abraham B. 3 Nassau Ward Isaac, 112 Second Watkins & Hine, 15 Chambers Webster E. 119 Nassau Winton D. B. 5 Tryon row Wood Charles, 208 Broadway Wright Finley, 103 W. 11th
Agricultural Ware- houses.
Allen D .. L. 139 & 191 Water Barr George II. & Co. 53 Cortl'dt Gilbert Joseph G. 216 Pearl Jerome & Ellison, 207 Pearl Longett & Griffing, 25 Cliff' Mayher JJohn & Co. 197 & 550 Water Moore John, 193 Front Ralph & Co. 23 Fulton TAYLOR E. T., THOMAS & CO.
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129 Pearl. Patent Excelsior Straw | Buchannan Andrew, 23 Chambers Cutter.
Amusement, Places of.
American Museum, P. T. Barnum, 118 and 120 Broadway
Anatomical Museum, Conroy & Co. 800 Broadway
Atlantic Garden, D. Gardner, 9 Broadway
Bowery Theatre, Est. of Thos. Ham- blin, 4S Bowery
Broadway Theatre, E. A. Marshall, 800 Broadway
Bryan Gallery, 843 Broadway
Burton's Theatre, William E. Bur- ton, 89 Chambers
Castle Garden, French & Heiser, Battery
Christy's Opera House, 472; B'dway Dusseldorff Gallery. 548 Broadway Franklin Museum, 175 Chatham
Hippodrome, Broadway c. 23d
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