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SUCCESSORS TO MARQUAND & CO., Manufacturers and Importers of
Silver and Plated Ware
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
247 BROADWAY,{
South corner of Murray st. Opposite the City Hall,
NEW-YORK.
HENRY BALL. WM. BLACK. EBENEZER MONROE.
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ADVERTSEMENTS.
JOHN C. HENDERSON & CO., No. 174 and 176 Pearl Street, NEW-YORK, AND
62 Rue de Faubourg Poissonniere, Paris,
Importers, Manufacturers, and wholesale Dealers in
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. Also ITALIAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
STRAW GOODS,
BY THE CASE.
Represented through the Canadas by
DE BELLEFEUILLE MACDONALD.
H. H. HUNT.
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MATTHEWS & HUNT.
CARPET BAG DEPOT!
MATTHEWS &HUNT.
MATTHEW S & HUNTA
WARE:
GE.
CARPET
35 DEY ST., up Stairs, Manufacturers of
Wilton, Saxony, Brussels & Venetian CARPET BAGS, Of various Qualities and Patterns. . Also, Ladies' Travelling
Factory, WINDHAM CENTRE,
J. M. MATTHEWS. GREEN Co., NEW-YORK. Satchels and School-Bags
T.MORTON M
EXCLUSIVELY.
MATHEWS & HUNT, BAGS
CARPET BAG
THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY No. 45 WATER STREET, NEW-YORK.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHARLES M. CONNOLLY, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Has always on hand, at the above Agency, a full supply of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, of all brands and descriptions, direct from the Virginia Factories.
For Sale on liberal Terms.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORK AGENCY
FOR
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco,
At the " Old Dominion Warehouse," No 37 Water street. [Established in 1813.]
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DU BOIS & VANDERVOORT
FFER FOR SALE ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS, and in lots to suit purchasers, a full and well assorted stock of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
onsisting of every style and variety, in kegs and boxes, for home se or export, including all the oldest and most approved brands of irginia Manufactured Tobacco sold in this market.
Buyers preferring to intrust selections to our judgment, may rely pon having the full benefit of our long experience and knowledge f the kinds best adapted to particular markets.
PATTESON & PRICE,
CCO
WAREHOUSE !!!! '
No. 104 Front st.,
NEW-YORK,
Agents for the sale, on Commission, of ALL KINDS of
MANUFACTURED AND
Leaf Tobacco.
PATTESON & PRICE.
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We keep always on hand, a full assortment of
TOBACCOS,
Suited for CANADA and other demand,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADAMS & McCHESNEY, TOBACCO
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 74 FRONT STREET, INNES C. ADAMS. ROBERT D. MCCHESNEY.
NEW-YORK.
MASSIE & MITCHELL, No. 48 Front Street, NEW-YORK. AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
RICHMOND
6 s
PETERSBURG
85
KLYNCHBURG.
lbs.
KORR.
The Subscribers are con stantly receiving direct from the Manufacturers in Vir ginia, full supplies of Lum] Tobacco, embracing 16s. 8s 5s. & lbs., which they offe on accommodating terms Samples will be sent per Ex press when desired.
LUDLAM & PLEASANTS 83 Front St.
TOBACCO, SNUFF, & SEGARS.
E. GOODWIN & BROTHER, No. 207 & 209 Water Street, two Doors above Fulton Street MANUFACTURERS of all kinds of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. A large Assortment of Segars, Snuff, and Plug and Pipes. well adapted to the Western and Canadian Markets. Buyers will find it to their interest to examine their Stock before purchasing.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLIVEN & DOUGLASS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AMERICAN HARDWARE,
0. 5 PLATT ST. Four doors from Pearl, .Vere- York. ARREN BLIVEN, of the late firm of Blivens & Mead, New- York.)
HOMAS DOUGLASS.
ASA FARR, Jun., (late of the firm of Child, Farr & Co., St. Louis.)
TO SURVEYORS, ARCHITECTS AND DRAUGHTSMEN. WILLIAM BAKER, MATHEMATICAL SCALE MAKER, 80 Nassau Street, New-York.
anufactures all kinds of Metal, Ivory and Box Wood Scales, for awing, Mapping, &c., equal to the best imported articles, gradua- 1 by machine correct to the U. S. standard.
CHAIN AND ARCHITECTURAL SCALES for every purpose made to ler, and kept on hand.
PARALLEL RULES With Bars, or Rollers of metal, ivory and wood. Wholesale and Retail.] N. B .- The only maker in the U. S.
VILLIAMM BAKER, No. SO .Yassau St., N. Y.
J. H. PRENTICE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF [ATS, CAPS AND FURS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. No. 166 Water Street, NEW-YORK.
HENRY SCOTT & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CKLES, CATSUPS, SAUCES, PRESERVES, JELLIES, BRANDY FRUITS, PRESERVED MEATS. OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, &c. 217 Water Street, NEW-YORK.
ENRY SCOTT.
JOHN LEE, Jr
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Brunswick Rubber Company, Warehouse, 29 Maiden Lane, New-York. MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, AND
PERPETUAL GLOSS OVER-SHOES,
Under CHAS. GOODYEAR'S Patent.
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, PR SIDENT.
BOOKSELLERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE THE STOCK OF J. C. RIKER 9 BOOK JOBBER AND PUBLISHER, 129 FULTON STREET, NEW-YORK. Careful attention given to Miscellaneous Orders.
HUESTIS & COZANS, Publishers & Booksellers, STATIONERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF VALENTINES, Nos. 104 && 106 Nassau Street,
Cor. of Ann St. NEW-YORK.
Dealers in Juvenile Books, Song Books, Almanacs, Blank Book Playing Cards, Miscellaneous Books and Stationery.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
FISHER & BROTHER,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS,
15 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA ; 74 CHATHAM STREET, NEW-YORK; 62 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE ; 71 COURT STREET, BOSTON. Established In 1834.
Children's Books, Song Books, Almanacks, Plays, Colored Prints, &c. The greatest variety in the United States. Constantly on hand, by the thousand, gross, or single dozen. Also the largest as- sortment of Valentines, Writers' Envelopes, &c., to be found in ihe United States.
BROOKLYN WHITE LEAD CO., No. 160
Front Street, NEW-YORK.
( Purchasers are cautioned against the purchase of spurious imitations of our manufacture.
D. F. TIEMANN & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF OIL AND WATER COLORS, AND WHITE LEAD,
13 BURLING SLIP, Cor. Water-st.,
D. F. Tiemann, J. W. Tiemann, P. C. Tiemann. NEW-YORK.
TERRA JAPONICA.
A Constant supply of this Superior Article for TANNING, TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DYE STUFFS, DYE WOODS, AND ACIDS. FOR SALE BY W. PARTRIDGE & SON, No. 27 Cliff Street, NEW-YORK.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
CYRUS W. FIELD & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
IN
PAPER
AND
PAPER MAKERS' MATERIALS.
No. 11 Cliff Street,
RAG WAREHOUSE,
No. 94 Beekman Street.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
JOSEPH F. STON
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
V. B. PALMER'S American Newspaper Sub- scription and Advertising Agency.
NEW YORK-Tribune Buildings. BOSTON-Scollay Building, Court-st. PHILADELPHIA-N. W. corner Third and Chestnut.
EMBRACES most of the best Commercial, Political, Religious, Lit- erary, 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- specially 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 cir- culated 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 au- thorized 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, to aid his physical exertions in trade, or whatever business he may be engaged in, by due recourse to those means by which his busi- ness may become generally known. This 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 establishments become generally known. At the present day, as yet, this engine of intelligence has not attracted attention commensurate with co- temporary improvements, simply because the materiel of business is more palpable and tangible, and it will be only by degrees that the power of the press will be acknowledged as equal to that 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 Ageney for examination and inspection.
The Agent is duly empowered to receive subscriptions and advertisements at the pub- lishers' lowest rates. He is authorized to make contracts, and his receipts are regarded by the proprietors as payments.
His 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 bis systematic manner of advertising, whether on a large or small scale, qualify him to impart valuable practical information, which is cheerfully communicated.
Advertisements are skilfully written, without charge, for those who are not experi- enced in the art, and improvements suggested in such as are written by unpractised haads. A single copy of an advertisement only is required, from which a sufficient num- ber are printed in such style as advertisers wish to have them appear in the papers.
I To public institutions, reading rooms, clubs, &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 busi- ness newspapers, and obtaining valuable information.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Remittances may be made from any section of the country with entire assurance that all orders will be faithfully and promptly at- tended to. Address V. B. PALMER, Newspaper Agent, New- York, Tribune Buildings ; Boston, Scollay's Building, Court-st .; Philadel- phia, N. W. corner of Third and Chestnut-sts.
As he has no connection with any other person, all communica- tions and orders intended for the Agency should be directed to V. B. PALMER. I 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, and as the Press is under very great obligations to him, we are happy to know that he is enjoy- ing the unlimited confidence, as he deserves the good wishes, of those whom he has so long and so faithfully served .- Albany Evening Journal.
To such of our country cotemporaries as have not secured the services of an advertis- ing agent in New York, we commend the old and well established agency of Mr. V. B. Palmer, in the Tribune Buildings. His business relations extend to nearly the entire press of the country, and the promptitude with which his accounts are always adjusted, has secured for him the confidence of those who have had transactions with him. Mr. Palmer also has agencies in Boston and Philadelphia,-Buffalo Courier.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. Palmer, we are prepared to say that any business connected with the Agencies which he advertises, will be both promptly and honorably transacted. In the matter of Newspaper Agencies, he has reduced the busi- ness to such an admirable system that all parties can hardly fail to be satisfied .- N. Y. Daily Tribune.
Mr. Palmer has, by dint of great energy and indefatigable industry, succeeded in or- ganizing this agency, and accomplishing, by means of it, objects that were deemed alto- gether chimerical when it was first commenced. His success has raised up a number of imitators, who now advertise Newspaper Agencies in the Eastern cities. Mr. Palmer is no way connected with any of these. Having the most unlimited confidence in his capacity and integrity, he is fully authorized to make all necessary contracts as Agent for this paper. We wish it to be distinctly understood, that we have no other Agent in either of the cities of New-York, Philadelphia, or Boston, and that all inquiries relative to such contracts, coming from these cities, even although directed to ourselves, will be referred to his Agency .- Louisville Democrat.
V. B. Palmer's plan of a newspaper agency for advertising and subscriptions, is de- serving of patronage, both from the public and from the country press. Mr. Palmer has acted for the Union for five years, and we bear willing testimony to his fidelity 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 anyone who may have surreptitiously availed himself of the forms and arrangements of Mr. Palmer, 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 an- nouncement in answer to several applications for that purpose .- Morristown Jerseyman. V. B. Palmer is our only Agent in Boston, New-York, &c. No attention will be paid to any other Agency in the above cities .- Bangor Democrat.
We have been humbugged all we ever shall be, by Eastern Agents ; and now want it distinctly understood, that we shall insert no advertisements, hereafter, unless accompa- nied by the money, as per terms in our paper, unless received through V. B. Palmer, our only authorized Agent in New-York, Boston and Philadelphia .- Monroe Commercial.
Our Agency .- V. B. Palmer, the well known and enterprising American Newspaper Agent, has been deputed by us to procure subscriptions and advertisements for the Re- corder in the cities of New York, Boston and Philadelphia, whose every act in reference to the above will be binding on us .- Brockville (Can.) Recorder.
V. B. Palmer is our only authorized Agent in Boston, New-York or Philadelphia, to receive advertisements, and we shall not accept of any coming from other persons. The country press has been most wofully humbugged in days gone by, and we are determined to be on the safe side in future. Our eyes have been opened to "light" of late, upor this subject, and we surmise we are not the only one who has had his fingers burnt. We would here say to --- , of -, if he will pass his advertisement into our Agent' office, and Mr. Palmer says that it is "all right," we will insert it according to order If not, do not trouble us again .- Elmira Democrat.
WILSON'S
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
OF
NEW-YORK CITY.
ACC
AGE
Accoucheuses.
Bauer Bertha, 46 Forsyth Bruar Louisa, 104 West 24th Costello Madame, 34 Lispenard Dujarric Eleanor, 169 Church Ehehalt Josephine, 25 E. Broadway Fieldman Rosalie, 204 Hester Greite Mary, 127 Columbia Haynes Ann, 117 Varick Hedler Antoine, 222 Stanton Hirschel Christine, 548 Fourth Turley Anne, 246 Second Kauth Monika, 57 Avenue A Klein Sibilla, 142 Third Nicklas Catharine, 124 Stanton Papier Mary. 234 Stanton Quenzar Margarethe, 31S Third Ross Catharine M. 189 Second 3chappert Philippine, 39 Av. A Schelowsky Mary, 240 Third Schneider Sophie, 259 Third Schweiss Elizabeth, 154 Second Sommer Phoebe, 34 Chrystie Fyler Mrs. 73 Washington Willson Mary, 280 E. 18th
Accountants.
Churchill William T. 88 Rivington\ Davis Daniel B. 44 Water Douglas Andrew, 280 Eighth av. Friglietti Charles A .. 44 Wall saacs M. 54 Wall
Jones Thomas, 247 Broadway King Samuel P., Warren cor. Greenwich Mills William, 44 Water Richardson Edward T. 71 Wall Scott John F. 276 Tenth av. Watson Richard, 115} Division
Adjusters of Averages. JONES & MOORE, 104 Wall
Agents, Advertising.
McDonald William H. 102 Nassau PALMER V. B. American News- paper Agent, Tribune Buildings. Authorized to receive advertise- ments and subscriptions for the best newspapers of the cities and principal towns of the whole country. (See col'd leaf.)
PETTENGILL S. M. & CO. are the agents for the best and most wide- ly circulated Newspapers in the United States and British Pro- vinces, and authorized to take advertisements and subscriptions for them at the publishers' lowest prices. Office, 122 Nassau.
QUIN HENRY W. 65 East Broad- way, 49 Ann & Box 99 Chatham
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AGENTS.
Square Post Office, agent for Lent Theodore, 92 Leonard WILSON & TROW'S CITY DIRECTORY ; WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Great Metropolis ; Hudson River Guide and the BOOK TRADE. All the above works are well wor- thy the attention of advertisers- also General Advertising Agent. (See adrt. front.)
Agents, Collecting.
Hambidge George, 606 Fourth Hutton Washington Q. 133 Mulb'ry Loudon Edward H. 167 Broadway PETTENGILL S. M. & CO. 122 Nassau
Raymond Medad, 121 East 26th Ward Isaac, 112 Second Woodward William A. 62 William
Agents, Freight.
Allen Charles B. 7 Battery pl. Chase W. H. 7 Coenties Slip Clough Jacob H. 75 Cortlandt Decker Alfred, Pier 1 North River Deveau Samuel, Pier 2 N. River Fleman George, Pier 30 North Rv. Harriss James W. 160 Pearl Littlejohn Frederick S. 100 Broad Lockyer Thomas, 112 South O'Connell Timothy, 127 Broad Randolph Joseph F. 125 Warren Roberts Stephen, Pier 3 North Rvr. Wooster Charles H. 30 Coenties Slip
Agents, General.
Agnew Peter, 244 Seventh av. Baxter Thomas G. 1 Exchange pl. White's Hydro-Carbon. Gas Bennett E. 163 Broadway Cruikshank James, 33 Broadway Cutter William T. 35 Wall Delavan Christian S. 27 Beekman Diefendorf David, 128 Fulton Dominick Frances M. 258} Bowery Fleming John B. 27 Wall Fountain A. B. 1 Pine Gellatly P. M. 167 Broadway Gibbs Aaron S. 208 Broadway Gresham George, 11 Old Slip Hawley David, 151 Fulton Hopkins Charles, 73 Pine Jacot Richard, 350 Greenwich Kirkpatrick Edward. 74} Pine, for Jones, Brs. & Co. Manchester
Lyon E. Thomas, 161 Broadway Nellis R. G. 260 Broadway Newburger William A. 160 Av. A Nexsen Elias, 7 Nassau Plant Brothers, 146 William Potter James D. 11 Pine Pyle James, 114 Warren Randolph Joseph F. 125 Warren Sergeant James W. 81 John Simms Thomas T, 87 Wall Spaulding M. B. 1 Cortlandt STIMSON A. L. 19 Wall, Public Purchasing & Commission Agen- cy. Office of Adams & Co's Ex- press
Thison Henry, 54 Wall Towne Ezra, 86 Pearl Townsend Walter W. 1 South Way E. J. 722 Water Wright J. 128 Nassau
Agents, House.
Attwater Elisha M. 65} Macdougal Aurerbach Ezekiel, 122 Norfolk Barnard E. W. 239 Seventh Bisco John, 249 Second Blanchet Francis, 290 Sixth av. Brush Philander, 121 Bedford Busteed George W. 45 William Carr James, 335 Broome Chase John L. 145 Hammond Covert Jacob, 73 Wall Crevier Julien, 122 Church Cudbirth Thomas, 14 Bethune Dean Benj T. 95} Cannon Denham John, 124 Eighth av. Dickie Patrick, 144 Chambers Dorland Gilbert E. 82 Nassau Falconer Edward, 5 Mangin Fisher Robert, 179 Essex Folsom Charles J. 10 Wall Fraser Seman, 79 Nassau Galpin George, 335 Broome Gash John, 36S} Greenwich Grey Owen, 50 Mulberry Gulick Joseph, 39 Oliver Hallock George G. 21 Suffolk Hardman Aaron, 142 Mulberry Harriott Edgar, r. 3 Vandam Health Francis, 20 Chambers Heath Lurad C. 319 Grand Hinman Samuel S. 3 Broad Isaacs David V. 215 W. 26th Jacks James, 64 Ninth av.
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AGENTS.
Jackson Jolın I. 174 Twelfth Judah Alfred N. 289 Broadway Kinney G. O. 34 Liberty Lent Samuel E. 92 Leonard McCartey M. J. 427 Twelfth McGorren Edward, 144 First av. Mallary S. C. 91 Av. C Morton Francis. 226 Ninth av. Moss William P. 185 East 26th Perine Benjamin jr. 119 Columbia Purdy Augustus, 83 Ludlow Quackinbush Andrew, 3 Broad Roe & Wilson, 200 Varick ROOME W. H. 18 Greenwich av. Scheuerman John, 201 East 17th Sloan Smith, S9 Avenue C
Tattersall W. K. 315 Sixth Thompson Wm. O. 124 Beekman Thorne James HI. 168 Walker Ward Isaac, 112 Second Weeks Samuel, 149 Mulberry Whitlock George F. 96 Allen Wilson Archibald, 286 Walker Wilson James, 83 Jackson Wissing James, 190 Seventh
Agents, Insurance.
Alexander Thomas A. 72 Wall Boggs William James, 68 Wall Buchanan Robert S. 44 Wall Casey Thomas G. 74 Wall Clark James S. 67 Wall Deming George, 74 Wall Dibblee William W. 60 Wall Dunham William S. 54 Wall Edwards Alfred, 9 Merchants' Ex. Yodet H. H. 40 Wall Iinman Charles. 128 Nassau Iinnen John. 127 Ridge Tudd James W. 37 Wall ynes Stephen C. 63 Wall Mann W. L. 60 Wall Noble John S. 65 Wall Notman Peter, 67 Wall Parkes S. A. 1} Murray 'eck Elisha, 67 Wall Richardson A. C. 60 Wall Robinson John, 65 Wall Russ John D. 74 Wall beldon Martin L. 85 Nassau starr J. Leander, 71 Wall Stimmel G. A. 127 Ridge PAPPAN J. P. 20 Merchants' Ex. TAN WART DAVID, 2 New
Walker Samnel G. 2 Hanover White Ezra, 42 William Williams J. F. 13 Wall Williams John F 297 Ninth av. WILSON THOMAS A. 31 Cedar Wright James, 184 Broadway
Agencies, Mercantile. Cleveland Warren A. & Co. 53 Lib- erty Dusenbery & Ogden, 25 Nassau Potter & Russel, 5 Nassau Tappan & Douglass, 70 Cedar
Agents, Miscellaneous.
Smith William, 514 Hudson & 12 Birckhead James, 73 South Greenwich av.
Burleigh Lucian, 24 Beekman Connor William R. 134 Tenth av.
Hawley David, 151 Fulton Linfield W. W. 275 Pearl Luckey J. C. 146 Grand May Allen, 20 Nassau Odell J. H. 286 Third av. Ogden Henry, 151 Fulton Roche Brothers, Twelfth at the end of Washington Stetson Thos. D. 19 Beekman Thayer Ebenezer, 16 Wall Tillson John, 41 Liberty Wale Charles M. 47 Clarkson Wilbur Marcus, 41 Liberty Wilcox E. HI. 293 Broadway
Agents, News.
Birckhead James, 735 South Audier A. 393 Pearl Cozens Brothers, 25 Hudson Dexter George & Brother, 43 Ann Dixon Robert H. 44S} Broadway Elliot R. P. 52 Division Ling -. 621 Grand Madden Michael, 109 Nassau Morrell Alexander W. 396 Tenth Price Brothers, 409 Hudson Tyson Henry H. 2 Ninth Vogler Emilie, 66 Av. D. Western & Sawyer, 312 First av.
Agents, Passenger.
Barney & Sickels, 204 Chambers Brush Cornelius W. 157 Cedar Byrnes P. W. & Co. 69 South. Agts. for the Empire, Red Star, Drama- tic, St. George, and United Line of London & Liverpool packets,
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AGENTS.
also for steamship Sarah Sands. | Attridge John & Son, 349 Tenth Drafts at sight on England, Ire- land, Scotland and Wales. Brings passengers from the Old Country. Dikeman Albert, foot of Robinson McMichael John, 36 Old Slip Martin Joseph T. 68 South Mills John W. 109 West Murphy Joseph, 61 South Newton Isaac, Pier 16 N. R.
Noltemeyer Adolph. 141 Liberty ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 34 Fulton, Agents for the Black Ball line of Packets, sailing to and from Liverpool, on the first and six- teenth of every month. They also draw at sight on the Royal Bank of Ireland, and on Prescott, Grote & Co. Bankers, London.
Stanley George T. foot of Robinson Stanton Thomas P. 56 South TAPSCOTT W. & J. T. & Co. 86 South, Emigration and Foreign Exchange Offices. Regular packet ships for London, Liverpool, Glas- gow, &c. Drafts furnished on all parts of England, Ireland, Scot- land, Wales, France & Germany, THOMPSON SAM. & NEPHEW, 275 Pearl, Agents of the Black Star line of Liverpool Packets. Sight drafts furnished on Great Britain and Ireland.
Welden Henry, Pier 30 North R. Whitney Charles A. 177 West Wolf John F. 159 Washington
Agents, Patent.
Barritt Charles L. 252 Broadway Bellows F. W. G. 39 Wall Browne George, 117 Front Engelbrecht & Hoover, 257 Broadw. Kingsley J. L. 170 Broadway MUNN & CO. 128 Fulton
PIRSSON JOSEPH P. 5 Wall, Janeway George, 12 City Hall pl. Solicitor of Foreign and Ameri- Jarvis W. S. 208 Elm can Patents.
Rynex John, 98 Cedar
Serrell Lemuel W. 289 Broadway White Moores M. 39 Wall
Bache Andrew J. 131 Fulton Bailey J. F. 232 Broome BALDWIN JACOB L. 51 Wall Balkcom & Matthews, 208 B'way Bisco John, 125 Lewis Board John M. 83 Chambers Brown E. II. 399} Houston Brown Peter, 160 Houston Carrega Edward, 289 Broadway Chichester Lewis, 292 E. Broadway. Combs & Nicolay, 244 Grand Culyer John, 231 Thompson Cutter William, 47 Wall Davenport Silas, 47 Wall Davis Charles, 39 Wall Davis Ezra P. 49 Chambers Duflon Louis, 157 Broadway Dunning William, 48 Eighth av.
Dwyer John, 211 Centre Edwards Louis A. 303 West Elton Robert H. 3 Tryon row Fanning A. M. 65 First Fisher Robert, 179 Essex Flammer J. A. 149 W. 18th Gager & Chambers, 61 Chambers Gilbert Hugh S. 3 Nassau and 143 Cherry
Giles John S. 168 Walker
Glover Thadd. B. Av. B, cor. Tenth Goodspeed Benjamin, 154 Fifth av. Griswold E. W. 7 W. Broadway Hallock George G. 17 Suffolk Hamlin John G. 80 Third av. Hardman Aaron, 142 Mulberry Harward W. 23 Chambers Hoes Peter S. 35 Wall Holley P. 133 Amity Holly William C. 3 Nassau Howes C. B. 83 Nassau Hoyt Charles, 68 Wall Hutchings Stephen B. 38 John
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