Trow's general directory of the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx, city of New York, 1853, Part 49

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Webster Stephen, 6 Erie pl. Welcker Peter, &3 Delancey West Benjamin C. 294 Washington WESTFALL J. & D. 194 South; Whitney Melvin S. 136 Cedar Wiedemann John P. 290 Broadway Wood David, 6 Fulton Woolsey John, 20S Front Zeller David V. 218 & 220 Grand Ziegler Louis, 104 Greenwich


Wines & Liquors, Im- porters of.


Ackerman P. C. 151 Broadway Arcularius Johin P. 71 Broad Almy Tillinghast, 18 West Amsinck L. E 109 Pearl Amtmann J. C. & Co. 204 Broad- way


Arant Anthony, 64 Essex Asseler & Meyer, 15 Beaver Averell II. & J. W. 68 Pearl Backman Charles, S3 Front BARSALOU V. 62 Water Bean Aaron II. 39 Water Beaudouin HI. 25 S. William Beers & Bogart, 34 Broadway Bernard Augustin, 113 Elin Blackburn & Brooking, 10 Beaver Bloch Samuel, 152 & 154 Fulton Bloodgood Nathaniel, 4 Pine BOKER JOHN G. & J. 93 Front Borscht Valentin, 26 Spruce Bramson John & Co. 61 Pearl Britton & Webb, 49 Water Buloid Robert & Co. 10S Front Burdick William, C. 73 Liberty Caloupeau JJ. C. 25 S. William Campbell Thomas N. 25 Pine Cashinan M. H. & D. 5 Beaver Castillon G. E. 102 Front Cazet E. 64 Water Chabert Eugene, 96 Greenwich Clark C. II. 138 Pearl Cumte J. J. 9 Old sl.


Courtin Napoleon, 41 Walker Cuthbertson William D. 99 Wall Daub Louis, 18 JJohn Davis Gilbert, 45 Pine & 53 William DAVIS & HENRIQUES, 99 Wall Day O. D. 32 Burling sl. Devenoge Leon, 153 Maiden la. Diederich William, 22 New Duncan John & Sons. 407 Broadway Eager James, 34 Cliff Eager Joseph, 34 Cliff Eberle Frederick, 92 John


Edgerton Theodore T. & Co, 146 Pearl


Edwards C. H. & Co 131 Pearl Elder F. J. 164 Maiden la. Engler Charles, 6 Pine Engs William, 109 Water Engs P. W. & Sons, 131 Front


Exertier Charles, 220 William Figaniere Brothers, 81 Front


Figari & Co. 190 William Forgeois Jules & Co. 29 Spruce FORT & LINDAM, 15 S. William


Foster Henry C. 120 Water Freeman & Simpson, 96 Wall Frings Brothers, 62 New Garde L. 234 Second


Gaulon & Barreyre, 116 Canal Godfrey George, 110 Pearl Goetze & Schepel, 29 James


Gourrean Henry, 19 N. William


Greene William H. 171 Washington


Hart Henry B. 21 Old sl.


HEERBRANDT & NATHAN, 159 Washington


Herckenrath & Vandamme, 29 Bea- ver


Ililger & Co. 114 Water Hincken William W. 11 Old sl.


HOFFMAN & CURTISS, 107 Murray


Hubbard C. A. 86 Front


Hyde S. L. 75 Broad


IRROY B. & S. 375. William & 31 Stone


Jacobs A. H. 16 S. William


Janin A. B. 6 Broadway Jones Walker P. 143 Water Kane Charles I. & Co. 54 Cort- landt


Kellogg E Bruyn, 96 Barclay Kellogg John P. & Co. 44 Water Kelly Robert E. & Co. 112 Pearl Kirtland G. A. 205 South


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Kreuder Frederick, 65 Greenwich


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Lamontagne Edward. 58 New Shnaderbeck & Co. 11 Spruce LAWRENCE, MYERS & CO. 35 Shufeldt William T. 104 Murray


8. William Leger Henry, 32 Broadway Legoupil F. & Co. 312 Broadway Lemort Alexander, 167 William


Simpson L. H. & Sons, 19 Beaver Snyder Henry, 85 Beaver Soltau Alexander, 72 Front Staff John J. 333 Broadway


LETHBRIDGE GEORGE P. S6 & Stouvenel JJohn B. 63 Ann


88 Fulton. Importer ale, porter & segars also.


Leverich II. S. 29 Burling sl. Lienau M. & Co. 2 Jones' la. Lomelino J. C. C. & Co. 100 Front McMullen Thomas, 10 Wall Mallon John, 207 Av. B March & Benson, 5 New Martin C. S. 10 Broadway


Martin & Mills, 14 Broadway May Lewis, 11 Cedar Meletta Charles, 58 New Meyer Diedrich, 63 Vesey Mills J. G. & W. I. 112 Front MONLUN JULES, S3 Front MOORE EDWARD D. 23 Pearl Moreau George, 109 Water Munro Hugh, 59 Water Nathan John, 56 Vesey Newall & Co. 109 Wall Nicoll Stuart, 7 New Nielson & Anthony. 22 Beaver Nougaret R. fils. 39 S. William Oechs Adolphus, 73 New


Olmstead Hawley C. 15 James sl. FIELD CYRUS W. & CO. 11 Cliff


Orcutt J. F. 10 Broadway Osborn John & Robert, 111 Wall Ostheim M. 43 Front


PAIGE & STRAITON, 134 Pearl Perpente, Heinrichs & Co. 7 Essex mkt.


Peters & Chambers, 300 Broadway Pfender A. 102 Front


QUIDORT EBERHARD F. 140 Fulton & 75 Clinton Quitzow H. W. 100 Water Raphael George & Co. 314 B'dway Reilly John M. & Co. 172 South Renauld & Francois, 23 Beaver Richter & Sorg, 43 Spruce RITZ LEWIS & CO. 60 Beaver Robinson Reuben B. 153 Maiden la. Robinson & Lloyd, 60 New Rossire A. C. & Co. 12 Beaver St. Amant Daniel, 41 S. William & 27 Stone Sandford Charles G. & D. 246 Front Sattig John, 204 Broadway Schultz & Wies, 231 Pearl


Terrett H. N. & Co. 251 Front Tilton Alfred E. & Matthew S. Mo- lony, 58 Water Tobias J. T. 43 New


Toler Henry K. 4 New


Vanbenschoten James, S4 Chambers Webster Stephen. 6 Erie buildings Welle & Mayer, 15 & 17 Chrystie WELLINGTON & ABBOTT, 37 Water, succeeding A. Seignette & Co.


Wells J. Howard & Co. 105 Water White Charles, 641 Greenwich Will Henry, 17 City Hall pl. Wolfe Udolpho, 18 & 22 Beaver Woodgate & Roome, 257 Front Zundortľ Joseph, 36 New


Wine Manufacturer.


Merritt Daniel, 512 Tenth av. Black- berry, Elder & other domestic wines.


Wire Cloth.


Gilbert, Bennett & Co. 181 Gr'wich Lalance & Grosjean, 120 Pearl


Moore Thomas C. 49 Fulton, & 108 Beckman


Richardson Frederick G. 107 John Smith Sterling, 29 Fulton Stontenborough William & R. H. 114 John


Woods David, 43 Fulton


Wire Manufacturers.


(See also Telegraph Wire Manu- facturers.)


Cabble William. 63 Elizabeth


Clark S. S. & Co. 13 Platt


Cocker James & Co. 84 John Smith & Pavne. 85 JJohn


STEPHENS WILLIAM & SON, 109 John


Wire Workers.


Beaumont Samuel, 51 Cortlandt


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Booth Francis B. 305 Bleecker Dewitt G. 109 John Forman James, 235 Grand Hopkins James, 88 W. Broadway Oliver Ebenezer, 25 Fulton Smith Sterling 29 Fulton & 412 West


Stoutenborough William & R. H. 114 John Stroh Anton, 148 Forsyth Tristram Samuel, 56 Gold Williams Albert C. 116 Fulton Williams Charles, 48 Fulton


Winterburn & Silkworth, 430 Broadway


Wood Dealers.


Abbott & Ladue, 833 Greenwich, 95 Horatio & 233 West Brooks John II. foot E. 28th Davis, Beare & Co. 78 Lewis Estabrook John H. First av. c. E. 28th


Howell Jonathan D. 7S Rutgers Leahy John, 287 E. 18th


Lockwood Samuel, 334 Delancey Martin Richard foot. W. 23d Price John, W. 40th c Eleventh av. Rudyard & Ross, 64 Rutgers Smith Daniel D. Eleventh av. n. W. 27th


Sparks Jonas, pier 21 North River. Best Va. pine, oak & nut. for fuel. Wilson William H. foot E. 17th


Wood & Wright, 74 Rutgers


Wood Type.


Nesbitt George F. & Co. 88 Wall Wells & Webb, 18 Dutch


Wooden Ware, Dealers in.


Allen Thomas E. & Son, 188 Wash- ington Ashcroft Barbara, 249 Bowery Atkinson Wm. 5 Av. D Attwell James, 72 Vesey Brown William, 137 Maiden la. Carpenter William H. SS Vesey .. Gaverly Samuel L. 204 Greenwich Chown George, 58 Essex Clark Thomas & Co. 1S Fulton Cleu John F. 90 Maiden la. Crandall & MeKinstry, 280 Division Dennis S. & Co. 71 Dey


Finkelmeier John P. 395 Grand Graff Adrian, 142 Eighth av. Graham JJ. F. 75 Barclay


Hart Neptune, 5} Greenwich av. Hecker Paul, 208 Washington Helmke B. & P. N. Rehm 182 Washington


HOAGLAND J. M. & CO. 199 Washington


Hopping A. J. 57 Dey Hopping & Meeker, 186 West Laden John, 190 Washington Law Hervey G. & Brothers, 22 Fulton


Law & Beardsley, 189 Washington Lockwood Cornelius. 25 Fulton Lyon Peter E. 264} Bowery Maginnis William, 316 Spring Mills William II. 181 Greenwich Moore & Conover, 90 Mott O'Brien Timothy, 170 Grand Reimers J. J. 253 Washington Russell & Baker. 243 Washington Schlemberger Caspar, 22 Av. B


Sitgreave John, 332 Spring & 166 Grand


Smith George W. 15 Fulton


Smith G. H. & Co 21 Fulton Smith & Shaw, 183 Washington Solomon John F. 213 Washington Storms John, 1 Sixth av. Taggart & Gray. 15 Fulton Theisz Matthias, 49 Av. B


Wainright, Barron & Co. 250 Wash- ington


Ward HI. D. 197 Pearl & 106 Maid- en la.


Ward Susannah, 354 Third av. Zinck Theodore, 58 Attorney


Wooden Ware Manu- facturers.


Vanhouten Gilliam, 67 Frankfort WARD & KNAPP, 117 Maiden la.


Wool Dealers.


Borsdorff & Winter, 24 Pine Coggill C. J. & F. W. 78 Bread Goodridge S. W. & Co. 84 Broad Grant Robert, 52 Ferry & 329 Stan- ton


Greene John F. 166 Pearl Hannahs William & Co. 59 Pearl


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Hoag Harvy, 75 Pine Johnson Joseph C. 35 Spruce Woollen Yarn Manu- facturers. Livermore E. M. & Co. 5 Beaver Lowrey Goodwin, 48 Water Merritt Isaac & Co. 166 Pearl (See also Manufacturers, Mate- rials.) Miller J. & C. C. r. 15 Jacob Moore, Hubbell & Co. 51 Cortlandt MORROW C. W. L. F. 62 William. Murray & Davis, 65 Broad For Printers, Engravers, Marble men, Pianoforte makers, &c. Oakley Alexander, 57 Pine Oakley George, 51 New Parker, Chapman & Co .- 50 William Polhemus James S. 117 Pearl Worsted and Merino Goods, Dealers in. Richards H. A. & J. H. 54 New Ripley J. & Cameron, 68 Pine Haubs Julius, 116 William Kelley A. W. & Brother, 36 John Montgomery C. J. 75 Division Peyser Frederick M. 363 Broadway Robertson Robert A. 119 Pearl Seagrave Edward, 166 Pearl Strong William K. 50 Pine Weed Augustus G. 1 Beaver


Wool Pullers.


Bowers James, 308 W. 17th Kittredge George H. 277 W. 16th Weed Hezekiah, 156 W. 17th


Woollens, Importers of.


BLACKWELL, WHITTEMORE & CO. 77 William & 16 Liberty Buckley Amon, 43 Pine


Hodgson John, 41 S. William Ives George R. 72 Pine Lummis Wm. M. & Co. 69 William Lyman & Horton, 170 Fulton Mortimers & Gawtry, 172 Fulton Reimer & Mecke. 7 Pine


:Schuchardt. Frolich & Holthausen, 92 & 94 Liberty


SCHUFFNER & MULDENER, 54 Beaver


SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER, 40 Beaver Sutton && Beach, 75 William Whitlock, Nitchie & Anderson, 30 Liberty


Woollen Goods Mani- facturer.


Worsted and Merino Goods, Importers of.


Kimm & Switzer, 52 John


Kohlsaat Brothers, 48 John


McClune Thomas & Co. 47 Broad- way


Merriam, Brewer & Co. 34 Pine Peyser Sigmund M. 4ST Broadway Vanblankensteyn & Heinemann,108 William


(See also Clothes, Cassimeres and Witthaus B. A. & G, HI. 51 Ex. pl. Vestings.


Yarns, Batts, Wicks, &c.


Brett Theodore F. 103 Maiden la. Chalmers Alexander, 57 Pine Dolphin Manuf. Co. 36 Burling st Ennis Henry J. 4 Cedar Fair I. & G. 57 Vesey Gwynne Thomas, 26 Cedar Wood John, T7 Pine


Zinc.


American White Zinc Co. 8 Wall French & Belgian Zinc Mining Co. 33 Broadway


LA VIEILLE MONTAGNE CO. OF LIEGE, F. Milliroux, agent, 33Broadway. MeCALL, BLAKE & FAIRCHILD, selling agents, 11 Broad


New Jersey Zinc Co. 51 Liberty & 15 Dey


Hotchkiss William B. 28 Mer. Ex. United States Zinc. Co. 3 Broadway 26


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NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION.


Corrections, &c.


Agents, Land. Icks Alexander, 118 Centre Agents, Real Estate. Dieffendorf David, 128 Fulton Lamarr Michael, 1023 Broadway Lent Samuel, 495 Broadway


Baker&. Fink Jacob, 176 Second


Banks. Island City, Catharine c. Division


Banks for Savings.


Sixpenny Savings Bank, of the Em- pire City, 336 Broadway, Zadock Pratt, President.


Billiard Table Makers.


BASSFORD A. jr. 63 & 65 Centre. Only person authorized to make patent billiard cushions.


Boarding Houses.


Bachman Catharine, 172 Tenth Groves Letitia, 6 Bleecker Huggins James, 31 Corlears


Boat Builders. Garvie John, 404 Eighth


Boiler Makers. Jamison Patrick, foot Tenth E. R.


Bookbinders. Monegan Peter, 36 & 38 Cedar


Booksellers. (Marked thus * are Publishers also.)


*Stryker Luther H. 290 Broadway


Britannia Ware Manufacturers Hill John, 44 Eldridge


Cabinet Makers.


Batchelor & Co. 66 Duane Goodwin George S. 43 Hammond Lang & Bach, 1 Clinton Moss Aaron, 144 Essex


Carpenters. (Marked thus * are Builders.)


*Huson Robert, r. 32 Second av.


Bags & Bagging. Manwaring David W. 246 Front


Dentists.


Davidsohn E. 412 Grand


Dress Makers.


Hopkins Sarah, 258 Eighth av. Sproul Janette, 338 Twelfth Wood Sarah G. 813 Broadway


Electrotypists. Lovejoy & Wheeler, White n. Cen- tre


Fancy Goods, Retail. Daly Margaret, 465 Broadway


Furniture Dealers, New. Parker & Ritter, 162 Greenwich


Laces & Embroideries, Retail. Schiess James, 134 Spring


Merchants, Commission.


Coolidge & Osgood, 42 William Cumming R. J. 167 Broadway


THE FOLLOWING STORES AND PLACES OF BUSI- NESS WERE VACANT JUNE 22:


289 Av. A


176 Hester


69 Barclay


500 Houston


101 Bleecker


104 Mott


108 Bowery


150 & 152 Mulberry


279 Bowery


16 Nassau


442 Broadway


1094 Orange


456 Broadway


1 Pearl


206 Pearl


877 Broadway


6 Peck slip


57 Chambers (basement)


11 & 33 Reade


109 Charles


50 Roosevelt


42, 44. 46 & 48 Delancey 103 Elm


224 Seventh av.


63 First


266 & 268 Sixth av.


356 First av.


341 Spring


198 & 195 Grand 290 Grand


151 Walker (basement)


57 William


BUSINESS, NAMES AND OTHER INFORMATION FOR THIS WORK WERE REFUSED AT THE FOLLOW- ING PLACES :


Cases in which information was refused and the business could be ascertained, are arranged under their proper heads, after the list of names.


3 Cherry


24 Pine (up stairs)


253 E. 13th


25 Pine


167 Eighth av.


71 Pine


66 Frankfort


116 Sixth av.


52 Front


144 Varick


8 Jefferson mkt.


5 Wall


85 Nassau


246 W. 16th


138 Pearl


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19 Third av.


28 Hamersley


101 Second


629 Broadway


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


HENRY C. BANKS, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, (Office of the Corporation Attorney,) No. 4 NEW CITY HALL, (PARK,) NEW-YORK. Commissioner for the following States, duly authorized to take depositions and acknowledgments of Deeds to be used therein :


MAINE,


IOWA,


MISSOURI, FLORIDA,


NEW HAMPSHIRE, PENNSYLVANIA, MICHIGAN,


TENNESSEE,


VERMONT,


MARYLAND,


WISCONSIN,


ILLINOIS,


MASSACHUSETTS,


VIRGINIA,


LOUISIANA,


SOUTH CAROLINA,


RHODE ISLAND,


OHIO,


TEXAS,


MINNESOTA,


CONNECTICUT,


INDIANA,


MISSISSIPPI,


CALIFORNIA.


GEORGIA,


KENTUCKY,


ALABAMA.


(Commissioner of Deeds New-York City.)


JAMES PRENTICE,


ENGINEERS', ARCHITECTS', AND DRAUGHTSMEN'S INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURER, No. 1 Chambers Street, NEW-YORK.


HUNT & SCOTT, MANUFACTURERS OF Railroad and Surveying Instruments, 53 FULTON STREET, (Corner of Cliff,) NEW-YORK.


T. HUNT.] [R. SCOTT.


ALL KINDS OF


Instruments Repaired and Adjusted on moderato terms. Instruments delivered and sent for.


PRICE & SONS, Label Manufacturers, Engravers, & Printers, No. 138 FULTON STREET, (adjoining Sun Building.)


On hand, one of the most extensive assortments of LABELS, WRAPPERS, PATENT MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS, &c. To be found in the United States.


I> Ornamental Work in every variety-embracing Gold, Silver, Embossed, Illuminated, and Xylographic-neatly and promptly executed.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


JOHN P. SEELE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWEL & MOROCCO CASE MANUFACTURER, 74 DUANE ST., NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK.


Jewellers' Show Cases, fitted up with Trays to contain Watch- es, Chains, Rings, Breast Pins, Thimbles, Pencil Cases, &c.


Also Ladies' and Gentlemen's Travelling Cases, Jewel Cases, Miniature Cases and Settings, Flute Cases, Surgeons' Instrument Cases, Cases for Silver Plate neatly arranged.


. OG- A variety of the above articles constantly on hand, and made to order, with neatness and dispatch.


WILLIAM EAVES, MANUFACTURER OF Self-Sealing Embossed Envelopes AND BUSINESS CARDS, DIE SINKER, AND ENGRAVER, 298 Pearl Street, N. Y.


THE PEOPLE'S WASHING AND BATHING ESTABLISHMENT, Nos. 141 & 143_Mott Street (near Grand).


TERMS.


Washing and Ironing, per hour, 3 cents.


First Class Warm Bath,. 10 cents.


Ordinary


5 cents.


Cold Shower


5 cents.


Swimming (Warm in Winter,) 3 cents.


Vapor


25 cents.


T. READ, Sup't-


SALAMANDER WORKS.


FIRE BRICKS, TILES, &C. 54 CANNON STREET, N. Y.


C. G. GRIFFIN,


MANUFACTURER OF GOLD LEAF, 1 1


No. 343 Hudson Street, corner Charlton, New-York, WARRANTED BEST QUALITY.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


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REGALIA AND JEWELS ! Manufactured and kept on hand by E. COMBS,


No. 244 GRAND ST. (new No.) East of Bowery, NEW-YORK.


The I. O. O. F. (Encampment and Lodges); Masons; S. of T .; Cadets ; D. of T. ; I. O. of R. ; Good Fellows ; O. U. A. ; Knight Tem- plars, and all other fraternities furnished with Regalia, Jewels, and every other article required.


EMBROIDERING in Gold, Silver, and Silk-splendid in style.


I GOLD AND SILVER STARS, LINKS, TASSELS, FRINGES, GIMPS, LACES, &c., imported expressly for Regalia and Theatrical Dresses, constantly on hand. Also, ROSETTES of every kind made to order.


Gilt Eagles, Doves, Crooks, Spears, Tridents, Gavels, Pens, Keys, Staffs, Staff and Banner Ornaments. Also, Ballot Boxes, Blank Books, and Masks. Seals cut to order.


Orders from the Country promptly attended to.


The New-York Journeymen Scale Makers' Co.


Manufacture every description of Railroad, Warehouse, Hav, Floor, and Portable Platform, Bank, Gold and Counter SCALES, PATENT BALANCES, &c. Every scale made by them is correct, and warranted not liable to get out of order.


Warehouse, 216 Pearl st., MANUFACTORY, 39 GREENE ST., N. Y. Where every description of Scales may be obtained, and all orders promptly attended to. J. BRYDEN. J. ROBIDOUX.


S. B. GIDDINGS. DAGUERREIAN MINIATURE GALLERY,


179 Broadway, opposite the Howard Hotel, N. Y. The Pictures taken at this Gallery will compare favorably with any in the city. PAINTINGS, MINIATURES, and DA- GUERREOTYPES copied with accuracy. A good assortment of FANCY CASES, LOCKETS, PINS, RINGS, &c. FOR SALE. Call and Exam'ne Specimens.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


LEONARD'S MACHINERY DEPOT AND


LEATHER BANDING MANUFACTORY, Nos. 109 Pearl & 60 Beaver-sts., NEW-YORK.


MACHINISTS' TOOLS .- Engine and Hand Lathes, Iron Planing and Vertical Drilling Machines, Universal Chucks, &c.


CARPENTERS' TOOLS .- Mortising and Tenoning Machines, Wood Planing Machines, &c.


STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, from 5 to 100 Horse Power. MILL GEARING .- Wrought Iron Shafting, Brass and Iron Castings.


COTTON and WOOLLEN MACHINERY furnished from the best makers.


COTTON GINS .- Hand and Power Presses.


LEATHER BANDING of all widths.


MANUFACTURERS' FINDINGS of every description.


Address P. A. LEONARD.


CHARLES CUMMING, MANUFACTURER OF STEAM GLUE, HIDE WHIPS, CURLED HAIR, SOFA & CHAIR SPRINGS, SAND-PAPER, NEAT'S-FOOT OIL, g.c., &c.


STORES, No. 1 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, and No. 7 PLATT STREET, NEW-YORK. MANUFACTORY IN PHILADELPHIA. Highest market price paid for Glue Scraps, Damaged Hides, Ceroons, &c.


WM. PRIDHAM, House, Sign, Ornamental, and Decorative PAI No. 73 East Broadway, near Market Street, NEW-YORK. QRAINING. GILDING, MARBLING, ETO.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


LEONARD & BENJAMIN, BILLIARD & BAGATELLE TABLE MANUFACTURERS,


Beg leave to inform their friends and patrons, that they have re- moved from their former Establishments, 41 ANN & 40 READE STREETS, to


332 BROADWAY, .Next door to Broadway Theatre,


Where they now have increased facilities for executing orders for


Billiard & Bagatelle Tables,


With their "VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER CUSHIONS," which have, of late, undergone a vast improvement, and which, for ELASTICITY and FAIRNESS, cannot be excelled. They are war- ranted to meet with the approbation of ALL, and give better satisfac- tion to the purchaser and the player, than those manufactured of cloth. There is a large and extensive wareroom and BILLIARD SALOON attached to the Manufactory, where Specimens of the Subscribers' WORKMANSHIP and MATERIAL may be seen.


The SALOON, now known as the


ARBOR BILLIARD SALOON,


Is furnished with six superior Tables, manufactured by the pro: prietors, and under the direct management of RALPH BENJAMIN ; and he pledges himself that no exertions on his part shall be left un- tried to render it the A. NUMBER ONE OF THE CITY.


- BILLIARD CLUBS and PRIVATE HOUSES supplied on the most liberal and satisfactory terms.


All the necessary articies attached to Billiards, &c., supplied at the shortest notice, cheap for CASH.


All communications must henceforth be addressed to


LEONARD & BENJAMIN, 332 Broadway. JAMES E. LEONARD. RALPH BENJAMIN.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


W. & T. LEWIS,


PRACTICAL CARPET UPHOLSTERERS, No. 452 PEARL-ST., NEW-YORK.


Importers and Dealers in Mosaic and Medallion Carpets and Rugs, Velvets, Tapestry, Brussels, Three-ply, and Ingrain Carpets. English and American Oil Cloths, Coir Matting and Mats. of every description; together with every variety of goods found in first- class carpet stores.


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World's Fair Medal' Sheep Skin Mats, not to be found in any


other establishment in this city. All of which are offered at the lowest cash prices.


HENRY EDWARDS, No. 116 Nassau-St., New-York,


MANUFACTURER OF HALL LANTERNS AND COACH LAMPS, With Stained or Cut Glass. Ornamental Street Lanterns ;


Sashes for Stained Glass of Copper or Composition; Plated Ware and Lamps repaired.


IG GLASS BENT for Clocks, Barometers, or Bow Windows.


W. WRIGHT'S


Corrugated Iron Roofs and Houses. OFFICE, 176 WEST 22d STREET.


S. I. PERKINS,


Roo No. 18,


80 NASSAU-STREET, NEW-YORK,


FO esigner and Draughtsman


IN GENERAL.


All orders punctually attended to.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


WILLIAM RADDE, Importer, Bookseller, and Publisher of Homoeopathic Books. 322 BROADWAY,


And General Agency of the Central Homeopathic Pharmacy at Leipsic; who has constantly for sale Homeopathic Medicines in boxes for Family use, Physicians, &c .; also in single vials. Ar- nica Tincture and Arnica Plasters. Homeopathic Chocolate.


WORRALL & CO., N. Y. Iron Foundry, Printing Press and Saw Manufactory, 22, 24, 26, & 28 ELM, and 67 DUANE STREETS.


Castings of every description .- Hand, Copper-plate, and Litho- graphic Printing Presses, Hydraulic, Screw, Lever, and Drop Presses .- Also a general assortment of C. S. Saws, Files, &c .- Saw Mill Irons-Columns, Pipes, Awning Posts, Caldrons, &c. NOAH WORRALL. WADE B. WORRALL.


T. GOLD, Enamel, Watch and Clock Dial Maker, 73 Gold Street.


Dials made to fit Watches of every description at the shortest notice, and dials for sale by the gross or dozen, or single one ; also Glass Dials, Gold and Silver Dials painted. Dials made to order. All Orders thankfully received and punctually attended to.


R. HOE & CO.,


Printing Press, Machine and Saw Manufactory, Nos. 29 & 31 GOLD STREET, And Corner of Broome and Sheriff Streets, New-York.


JOHN CLARKE,


MOROCCO MANUFACTURER, 29 Ferry Street, New-York. Morocco Bindings, Linings, &c., constantly on hand at the low- est prices.


SOLOMON S. REILLY,


CAMPHENE & LAMP MANUFACTURER,


135 Canal-st. (cor. of Laight); 51 Carmine, (cor. Bedford) ; 167 Greenwich, (corner of Cortlandt); 215 Canal, (near Hudson) ; NEW- YORK.


HENRY R. WARNER,


SAW MANUFACTURER,


125 & 127 ANTHONY-ST., 3d door from Centre-st., N. Y. All Saws manufactured at this establishment are of the best quality of Cast Steel, and warranted. Particular attention paid to the repairing all kinds of Saws. Also, Jobbing Grinding executed at the shortest notice.


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ADVERTISEMENTS. .


PARISEN'S FLAG, AWNING AND TENT DEPOT, Cor. BROADWAY & PEARL ST.,


. Opposite the City Hospital.


Where may be found every variety of Silk and Bunting Stand- ards, Gauze Flags, Ensigns, Signals, Burgees, Jacks, Long and Broad Pendants, Flys, Whips, and all kinds of Military and So- ciety Flags and Banners ; also every description of Prepared, Mil- dew Proof, ornamental and plain Awnings and Tents, Tarpaulins, Boat and Wagon Covers, Canvas Saddle Bags, Hammocks, Swing- ing Cots, Sacking and Cot Bottoms. Clothes Bags on hand, and made to order at short notice.


H. WALDSTEIN, Optician,


Importer and Manufacturer of SPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, TELESCOPES, Microscopes, Stereoscopes, Refel Telescopes, Thermometers, BAROMETERS, DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, CROWN § FLINT GLASS, &c., &c. No. 451 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.


Constantly on hand a fine assortment of Munich, Opera and Spy Glasses.


and Jobbing Work in General. Prompt attention to fitting up Stores, Shelving Counters, Railings,


BELOW RECTOR ST., NEW-YORK.


Nos. 80 and 82 TRINITY PLACE, CARPENTER, BUILDER, AND JOINER,


(Late L. K. Smith & Brother,) D. M. SMITH,


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HYDROPATHIC AND HYGIENIC INSTITUTE.


Dr. Trall receives Patients at his commodious Water Cure Establishment, 15 Laight, one door from St John's Park. It has recently been enlarged by the addition of the adjoining double house, affording accommodations for 100 persons. A special depart- ment for the Mechanical and Surgical Treatment of Female Dis- eases is under charge of Drs. TRALL and NORFORD.


HIRAM PURDY,


SASH AND BLIND MANUFACTURER,


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SHIPPING AND COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY AT- TENDED TO.


GRIFFITH & DECKER, Patent India Rubber Cushion BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, No. 90 ANN STREET,


Corner of Gold Street, NEW-YORK.


Where we keep on hand and make to order, Billiard Tables of superior quality and workmanship, with marble and wood Beds, Silk Pockets, French Leathers, Billiard Cloths and Balls, Cues, Maces, Cue Wax, &c. Billiard Tables taken down, repaired, and set up again at the shortest notice.


VARNISHES.


The undersigned manufactures and offers for sale on the most favorable terms, Varnishes of every description ; warranted equal in all respects to any made. Purchasers are invited to call and exa- mine samples.


JOHN HENSHAW, 139 MAIDEN LANE, NEW-YORK.


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EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,


No 3 CHAMBERS STRERT .. near Chatham. Open every day from 10 A. M. until 2 P. M. Interest payable January and July.


This institution secures to females, married or unmarried, and who afterwards become married, the full and exclusive enjoyment of all their property invested therein.


The Great Restorative.


It is admitted-as certificates from hundreds of our best known citizens show-that no specific has ever been offered to the public, of equal value and benefit with


Dr. Blake's Aromatic Bitters.


These celebrated " BITTERS" seldom, if ever, fail to confer lasting relief upon all who are afflicted with Lirer Diseases, Dys- pepsia, Costiveness, Indigestion, Languor, Loss of Appetite, General Debility. etc. Thousands in this city can attest their merits.


The " BITTERS " are composed of simple ingredients, and are perfectly harmless. They are agreeable to the taste, and may be administered with equal safety to children and adults. They are a delightful tonic, tending to invigorate the system. strengthen the sto- mach, purify the blood, and impart a vigorous healthful action to the Liver. For cases of Ship Fever, Sea Sickness, Bilious Colic, &c., the " BITTERS " are a sure relief. Every ship and hotel medicine chest should be provided with this invaluable specific, and no family should be without it, as it is in many cases cheaper and more effec -. tive than a physician. The " BITTERS " are a certain annihilator of all prevalent " Spring Fever."


Depot, 118 Division-st. & 68 South-st., corner of Pine-st. New-York, April 1, 1853. THOMAS BLAKE.


A GOOD ASSORTMENT of Fashionable Parlor and Chamber FURNITURE, IN SUITS or otherwise.


GARDINER'S WARE ROOMS CHE GO GOLD ST. N.Y.


Also, an exten- sive supply of his celebrated: PREMIUM AND COTTAGE BED-


STEADS, constantly on hand, with Mattresses, Spring Beds. Bolsters, and Pillows to fit.


Hotels and others supplied with every article in his line at the lowest rates.


Wm. C. Gardiner, 69 Gold-st., between William & Spruce.


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Sigus that aro Signs !!! VAN DOORN, SIGN ARTIST, No. 312 BROADWAY.


Block Letters, Flags, Banners, Transparencies, Gold and Silver Enamelled Glass Tablets. Door Plates, Druggists' Show Bottles, and Signs of all descriptions, furnished at a few hours' notice, in the highest style of the Art.


N. B .- No Charge for any Sign not finished at the appointed time,


J. H. DOUGHTY,


387 GRAND-ST., NEW-YORK,


Intends keeping on hand, and make to order, OCTAGON STAIR NEWELS of Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak, and Blackuut veneered. J. II. D. feels confident that his STAIR NEWELS, in point of workmanship, materials, and variety of patterns (some entirely new) . are not surpassed, if equalled. by any other establishment; also, CARVED TRUSSES and SAWED BRACKETS for COR- NICES, COUNTERS. &c .. Sawed Stair Brackets ; also, a general assortment of CARVED, TURNED, and SAWED WORK, suit- able for Country and City Buildings, Fitting up Stores, Counters, Show Windows, &c. SIGN-BOARDS on hand and to order.


N. B .- Grand-street, Dry Dock, and Grand-street Jersey City Ferry Stages pass the door every few minutes.


THE OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RECORD Of the Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations at New-York.


To be published weekly by Messrs. G. P. Putnam & Co., under contract with the Association, and to be printed in the Crystal Palace. Exhibitors wishing the insertion of their advertisements, will apply to the subscriber, HENRY. W. QUIN,


Box 99, Chatham Square Post Office, or at Crystal Palace.


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