Price Twenty-Five Cents. BROADWAY 1851. sprinted from Eoggett's New York City Street Directory, for 1851.) NEW YORK: W. WORDEN, No. 619 Broadway, (Room 20). 1878. )Vright & Schondelmeier, Printers, 419 Broadway, N. Y. Ex CtbrtB SEYMOUR DURST PREFACE. Were it not for occupying too much time and space, it w< ou ] ( j be interesting to take our readers in imagination to the Batt ^ and thence up Broadway, tracing in our progress the changes ma de in these 27 years, noting both the ancient landmarks that remain, as well as those familiar names which have disapp cartM ] from lower B'way, only to reappear farther up in more commo ( | ioUf . and elegant quarters. The stirring events which have taken pi ace during the past quarter of a century, have wrought more ch ar ,(, et; in our great metropolitan street than have ever occurred bef ore j n the same period of time. In fact it can only be likened to L ^ & \ e \. doscope, constantly presenting new views, each one hano? gomer than the preceding. We present a few of the most proi liment points, trusting that this brief sketch will lead to many ho urs f pleasant research, which will be greatly facilitated by rememi )ermg that the numbers have not materially changed in the meantim „ No. 1 given herein as " The Washington 1 ' is still known as t j ie Washington Hotel. Where now is Adams Express Co. No. 59. then occupied by two drygoods houses. P. Harmony's Nepl iewH & Co. appear now, as then, at 63. The Empire Bldg, 71 & 73. novv divided into offices, was then occupied by C. W. & J. T. Moc )re & Co., Chittenden, Bliss & Co. and J. R. Jaffray 40 P. Chouteau jr. & Co. mers. ♦J. F. A. Sanford I 41 Stone & Starr, dry goods ♦L. P. Stone ♦Egbert Starr Lawrence Stone & Co. dry goods ♦Samuel Lawrence *W. W. Stone ♦H. T. Jenkins ♦Jarvis Slade 42 Noel & De Courcy, looking glasses ♦C. N. Noel ♦Henry De Courcy 43 Woodburys. Hope & Gray- don, dry goods ♦Dwight Woodbury ♦J. P. Woodbury ♦John Hope ♦William Graydon Burt Brothers & Co. shoes ♦E. C. Burt ♦J.~W. Burt ♦W. G. Rule 44 George McBride jr. com. mer. Samuel Sloan Robert Usher jr. tobacco 45 Greenway, Brother & Co., dry goods ♦E. M. Greenway ♦W. W. T. Greenway ♦ J. H. Greenway BROADWAY IN 1851. 3 *Francis Harral ♦Draper, Clark & Co. straw goods *C. T. Draper *D. P. Clark *W. C. Draper *M. P. Clark 46 Kent, Atwood & Farmer, straw goods ♦Edward Kent ♦Charles Atwood jr. *W. G. Farmer Fuller's gymnasium 47 Tweedy, "Moulton & Plimp- ton, dry goods ♦O. B. Tweedy *R. G. Moulton *J. G. Plimpton Davenport & Gardner, cloth- ing *H R. Davenport ♦William Gardner Bad nail Brothers (refused) importers 48 Irroy's champaign depot W. L. Branch, cabinet ware R. C. Andrus, chairs 49 Norton. Butler & Hoyt, hard- ware *C. H. Norton ♦J. R. Butler ♦W. J. Hoyt James Sheldon, Andreae & Co. silks ♦Bernard Andreae ♦Otto Andreae J. B. Wilson, lawyer John C. Rhiner, straw goods E. T. Butler, fancy goods 50 HARNDEN & CO. com. mers Ocean steam Nav. Co. Moller & Sand. com. mers. *N. D. C. Moller ♦C. H. Sand 51 Edward Lambert & Co. fan- cy goods *W. H. Major 52, 54 & 56 U. S. bonded wareh. Newton Hayes, storekeeper 56 Office Ptorek'per of the Port, A. J. Hamilton, storekeeper Here Exchange Place intersects. 53 N.Y. & Havre Steam Nav. Co. Mortimer Livingston, agt. F. H. Chichester, tailor George Piatt, decorator 55 (unoccupied) 58 (unoccupied) 59 Freeland, Stuart & Co.drygds ♦James Freeland ♦J. M. Stuart ♦John Frisbie ♦John Freeland ♦Robert Squires R. & I). M. Stebbins & Co. dry good 8 * Nathan Brown ♦Rufus Hoyt j 60 BOSTWICK&STAPLETON hats, caps, furs & strawgds ♦O. N. Bostwick ♦Edward Stapleton ! 61 James Harvey, barber 63 Judson's Hotel Curtis Judson & Co. hotel ♦Frederick Oakes, jr. W. B. Deforest, physician j 63 >a P- Harmony's Nephews & Co. merchants 64 Thomas Walker, saddler OFFICE GREENWOOD CE- METERY, J. A. Perry, secretary Richard LJpjohn. architect • . D. C. Hvde & Co. fancygoods ♦J. S. Hyde ! 65 Jane Plummer, boarding 66 Starling, dishing & Baldwin, shoes ♦Lyne Starling ♦G. W. B. Cushing ♦J. E. Baldwin [ 68 Lee & Case, drygoods ♦W. H. Lee ♦W. E. Case John Munroe & Co. Munroe. Osborn & Co. J. A. Osborn J. R. Pitkin, agent S. W. Judson, lawyer J. J Watson Winckler & Co. com. mers. Eliza Bntler, (col'd) 69 H. E. Dibblee & Co. silkgds. ♦R. W. Clark ♦F. E. Dibblee ♦A. G. Bickford 70 Avery, Hilliard & Co. drygds 4 BROADWAY IN L851. ♦Alfred Avery ♦Richard Hilliard ♦W. H. Hayes BO UK It Y, D'lVERNOIS & CO. dry good 8 71 C. W. 109 Trinity Church churchyard 78 J. D. Holbrook, auction Treverton Railroad Co. Zerb's Run Coal Co. J. S. Wycoff B. 11. Howell Sanfords, Porter & Striker, lawyers ♦Edward Sanford ♦Mortimer Porter ♦J. S. Sanford ♦G. H. Striker, jr. G. H. Striker, com. deeds Panama R. R. Co. G. W. Spies, secy. L. S. Thomas, lawyer E. P. Barrow, lawyer 80 Maurice Cheesman & Co. umbrellas Robert Schoyer. shipping J. W. Mulholland, broker William M' Don aid, ageni 82 William Charpentier, shirts Gaston Mathieu, watchmakr. Augustus Cavanna. barber 84 Kefi' Francis Guinand & Becker, tailors ♦Francis Guinand ♦Joseph Becker Milton St. John, tailor Hannah Vanness, boarding 86 John Cattnach, sole leather trunks, carpet bags, &e. Kinsley & Co. express ♦R. B. Kinsley ♦E. S. Sanford ♦S. M. Shoemaker Edward Monro, express Here Wall Street intersects. 88 Conrad Wagner & Dan'l Ploch, shoemakers American Express Co. Henry W T ells pres. Johnson Liv- ingston, N. Y. manager 90 William Roller, shoemaker John Maniort, barber 92 J. H. Cooke, furniture Frederick Gibbins, barber 94 J. W. Brown, auctioneer BROADWAY IN 1851. 5 Jotham Clark, furniture 98 JOHN GREACEN, jr. india- rubber Wilkesbarre Coal Co. Walter Mead pres. Mahlon Buck- man secy. N.C. Jaquith, daguerreotyp's J. B. Nones, notary B. P. Lee, dolls Isaac H. Cockefair, police H. Shepard, agent 100 George Bridge, merchant 102 Bennet & Burling, wines ♦E. G. Bennet ♦W. J. Burling John Strahan & Co. silks Bouck Bro. & Co. fancygds. *C. W. Bouck *J. W. Bouck *G. S. Mann Scott & McKinney, brushes 104 Goodyear metallic india rubber Co. F. M. RAY, agent New England car Co. F. M. RAY. agent ISAAC BLOCK, strawgds. ribbons, feathers, flowers and all kinds of millinery articles 106 John Anderson & Co. tabac. NEW YORK LIFE INSUR- ANCE CO. Morris Franklin, pres. Pliny Freeman, actuary W. P. Powers, lawyer W. E. Curtis, lawyer Jordan & Clark, lawyers *A. L. Jordan ♦Edward Clark George Wood, lawyer L. B. Woodruff, lawyer Richard Goodman, lawyer J. W. Savage, lawyer E. J. Leete, lawyer H. W. Genet, lawyer Frederick Diaper, architect C. A. May, lawyer L. N. Glover, lawyer A. S. Garr, lawyer George Mag wire, daguerrtps 108 MANHATTAN LIFE IN- SURANCE CO. A. A. Alvord, pres. C. Y. Wemple, sec. 110 RUSHTON, CLARK & CO. druggists *W. L. Rushton ♦George Clark ♦William Hegeman Tremont Temp'rance House Henry Waterman, jr. hotel 111 Mortimer Smith, painter Wight's Hotel Pelatiah Wight, hotel W. H. Michaels, trunks Here Thomas Street Intersects. 112 & 114 Bowen & M'Namee, silk goods ♦H. C. Bowen ♦Theodore M'Namee ♦S. P. Holmes ♦H. L. Stone 113 Baldwin. Dibblee & Work, drvgoods ♦J. W. Baldwin ♦E. R. Dibblee" ♦J. C. Work J. T. Martin & Bros, elothg. ♦W. K. Martin ♦C. G. Martin 115 Hopkins, Allen & Co. d ygds ♦Lucius Hopkins ♦John Allen ♦William Allen ♦James M'Lane Trowbridge, Dwight & Co. clothing ♦E. L. Trowbridge ♦A. T. Dwight ♦A. H. Trowbridge lit) G. H. Swords, hardware S. W. Anderson 117 Clark & Work, silks ♦Ralph Clark ♦Frank Work Ralph Clark & Co. (refused) Samuel Cochran & Co. laces ♦C. P. Cochran ♦Thomas Cochran ♦William Barbour 118 Coburn & Wolven, coopers ♦John Coburn ♦J. P. Wolven Charles Lehman & Co. auc. ♦David Parks GILBERT & SECOR, arch- itects 6 BROADWAY IN L851. *J. S. Gilbert *Zeno Secor 119 Henrys, Smith & Townsend dry goods *J. j. Henry *T. U. Smith *\V. H. Townsend ♦Philip Henry, jr. Gustavus Hessenberg & Co. (refused) drygoods 120 E. T. Preudhomme, confec. 122 L. H. Moore & Co. silks ♦Antony Boynton ♦Joseph Boynton S. T. Kellosg, drygoods 124 Henry Shelden & Co. dygds : * Nelson Clements ♦E. A. Shelden Bert Cedar Street intersects. 126 William Smith, fruits 128 Clapp Kent & Beckley, dygs j ♦Wellington Clapp ♦William Kent *S. M. Beckley 130 Dickson & Manny, tailors ♦J. R. Dickson ♦E. A. Manny North American Land and Emigration Co. Thomas Rawlings. r'lestate John Dean, lawyer W T . J.Valentine, conveyancr Joseph Lovell, lawyer J. F. Brady, lawyer W. W. Jane way W. Corwin Bryant, tailor N. V. Manufacturing Co. S. S. Nevitt, agent J. \V. D Maclagan. agent George Relyea, police P. L. de Mary Gray, chrontrs 132 E. F. Escherich, confectionr D. C. Morehead, physician 135 Philip Henrv *H. S. Beals *E. R Cox 176 Crouch & Fitzgerald, trunkr ♦George Crouch ♦Andrew Fitzgerald 177 Blunt & Syms, guns ♦Orison Blunt ♦W. J. Syms *S. R. Syms R. B. Haviland & Co. drugs *F. B. Clark C. P. Dixon, agent for Jen- ning's rifle Powelson&Co.daguerreotps ♦B. F. Powelson *J. K. Waterman J. W. Norton, telegraph C. S Baudet, watchmaker Roshore&Wood, silversmbs *John Roshore ♦Brewster Wood T.J.Harris & Co. silversmhs *J. C. Winans George Martin, Watches E C Emmons, bwlingsaloon 178 Ira Todd, hatter Joseph Mauer, shoemaker H. T. Cooper, guns 179 J. P. Blackwell, clothing 180 (rebuilding) 181 O RFILLY'S TELEGRAPH LINE John Horner, agent S.T.Armstrong, guttapercha Edward Pothier, jeweler 182 Cady & Co. auctioneers ♦Jesse Cady 183 JOHN MILHAU, drugs J. H. Brundage, tailor A. J. Katen, jeweler WILLWI NEUSTAEDTER, manufacturer & importer of French and German fancy goods 184 J D. Chevalier, cutler 186 Theobald Deitsch. shoemkr Henry Mendell, exchange T. R. Payne, exchange Here John Street intersects. 187 Bunker & Co. wines BROADWAY IN 1851. 9 *F. E. Bunker *R. S. Bunker Joseph Cooper, guns N G. Burgess, daguerreotps 189 A. G. Bael'ey & Co. goldpens *H. H. Houghton JEREMIAH GURNEY, da- guerreotypes A. J. Mondron, shoemaker A. Y. & A.H. Stocking, aucts Patrick Trainor, saddlery Eugene Vatet, barber Humphrey Phelps, maps J. H. Marshall, chaser 189>$ Spalding & Shepard, books *W. K. Spalding *Chauncey Shepard 191 Leavitt & Co. books ♦Jonathan Leavitt ♦G. A. Leavitt Here Dey Street intersects. 192 Hugh Martin, shoemaker C. H. Ring, druggist Henry Griffin, tailor Nott & Sutherland, lawyers *C. C. Nott ♦J. L. Sutherland P. A. H. Jackson, realestate Mortimer Be Motte, lawyer I Cornelius Bogert, lawyer Horatio Bogert. lawyer Hezekiah Bradford Andrew Fulton, bookkeeper Diodate Brainerd. agent W. G. Jones, broker Isaac Young, lawyer L. W. Kip, lawyer L. K. Miller, lawyer B. L. Kip James Dunshee, sexton Sidney Ketchum, lawyer D. Griffin & Co. fuel saving j Robert Manning, lawyer E H. Hudson, lawyer W. E. Sheldon, lawyer John Tillson. agent John Tillson jr. lawyer Seabury Brewster J. P. Weston, daguerreotps Peter Van Varick, trunkmkr G. W. Niles. lawyer John Dovle, lawyer 193, 195 & 197 Franklin House J. P. Treadwell, hotel Edward Phalon. barber 194 Leroy M. Wiley & Co. dry- goods *W. G. Lane ♦H. R. Banks *Henry Vanderzee *E. H. Lane Pierson & Jennings, clothPg *J. S. Pierson *A. G. Jennings jr. Gillilands & Howell, drygds Orrin Swift, agent 196 J. \Y. Southack, furniture 198 Rogers, Cat 1 in, Leavitt &Co. dry goods *C. W. A. Rogers *D. W. Catlin ♦H. S. Leavitt *Elisha Foster L. B. Brown, cloths 199 M. H. NEWMAN & CO. books ♦Henry Ivison 200 D. Appleton & Co. books *W. H. Appleton *J. A. Appleton S. Appleton *S. F. Appleton 201 H. N. Peters, trunks J. W. Greaton, gold pens H. S. Tanner, maps Thomns Earle, carpets Beckers & Piard. daguertps. ♦Alexander Beckers ♦Victor Piard 202 (rebuilding) 203 Andrews hardlow, furnishing 267 William Daniell. exchange J. F. Walter, tailor 269 Chemical Bank. J. Q. Jones, pres. J. B. Desdoity. cash. 271 TIFFANY. YOUNG & EL- LIS, faocy iroods ♦C. L. Tiffany ♦J. B. Young ♦L. J. Ellis Here Chambers Street intersects. BROADWAY IN 1851. 273 Rushton, Clark & Co. drugs *W. L. Rushton ♦George Clark ♦William liegeman 275 R. & J. WARNOCKS, hats 277 (unoccupied) 278, 280, 282, 284, 286 and 288, A. T. Stewart & Co. drygds. *W. H. Burro wet) ♦Francis Warden *J. F. King *A. P. Moutant 279 V. B. Depierris, tailor 281, 283, 585. 287 & 289 IRVING HOUSE, D. D. HOWARD 283 Robert Fraser, fancygoods 285 Robert Carter & Brothers, books ♦Walter Carter ♦Peter Carter 287 (vacant) Here Reade Street intersects. 289 O. B. GOLDSMITH, writing Office New York Bay Ceme- tery J. B. Smith, cemetery WILLIAM MX 1 AN, engrav. and diesinker W. J. Renville, accountant W. R. Miller, artist John Lafarge J. H. Little, Superintendent W. R. Miller J. Earle J. Lothrop J. Kingsbury W. E. Blakeney, gold pens J. Besancon S. A. Holmes, daguerreotps N. A. Freemen, jeweler Gonpil & Co. prints ♦Adolph Goupil ♦Alfred Mainguet Office Protestant Churchmn Philip Haas, daguerreotyps J. G. Bell, taxidermist J. D. Merrick, boarding ag'y French Circulating Library Office Woodland Cemetery William Serrell & Son, pat- ent agents ♦S. W. Serrell RUSS & REID, proprietors of the Richmond granite quarry, Stat. Island, and contractors for the Rush pavement ♦H. P. Russ ♦G. W. Raid D. Lagroix, teacher 290 G. & B. Westermann Bros, books ♦George Westerman ♦Bonhard Westermann John Darley, tailor Jacob Weidenfeld, tailor M. S. Myers, merchant Michael Baker, machinist D. H. Porter, dentist Office Cemetery of the Ev- ergreens Charles Henry, agent J. H. Merritt, paperhanger Sons of Tumperauce 292 John De Forrest, furniture 293 J. F. Browne & Co. harps W. G. Jackman, portrait and historical engraver Philip Garbeille, sculptor C. C. Harrison, daguerreo. Christian Linherr & Co. ar- tists in hair and jewelers E. H. Wilcox, school ag'cy G. S. Plumley, teacher J. B. Gardner, daguerreo. Pierre Flandin, paintings j 294 Benjamin Pike, jr. optician 295 J. C. Woodford, upholsterer J. P. Browne, harps 296 Walter & Ash, plumbers ♦J. R. Walter ♦J. H. Ash Edmond Joffrin, wines 297 G. A. Bradbrook, clothing 297^ J. E.Gould & Co.pianos S. B. Smith, phvsician Ellen Manet, millinery Maurice Charles, engraver 298 Stephen Conover, hardware Charles Lowenstein & Leon Leroy, tinsmiths Adams & Adams, perfumrv ♦S. R. Adams ♦C. C. Adams T. W. Whitley, artist Frank Wills, architect William Newtham, china- i mender BROADWAY IN 1851. 13 N. D. Lewis, porter 299 Dominick Beaudin, hatter William Baker, gloves 299)£ Elizabeth Groom, milliner Lucinda S. Babcock, millinr 300 S. C. Jollie, pianos George Duggan, architect and civil engineer, litho- graphic engraver New York Typographical Society Auguste Gand, moulder Anatomical Museum Ralph Pomeroy, museum George Pierce & Co. ranges *D. W. C. Peek John Gemon & Co. wines ♦J. C. Galoupeau 301 W. P. David, hats Matilda J. Hart, millinery Margaret C. Knight, dressm. 302 J. & J. Gemmel. watches James Everdell, engraver Here Duane Street intersects. 303 A. & G. A. Arnoux, tailors Henry Groom W. H. Dnrang, daguerotps. Robert Skippon, printer Clyde & Black, umbrellas j ♦Isabella Clyde *A. S. Black A. Florence, saloon 303# Z. M. Quimby, fancy gds. , 304 John Wiley, books Wallace & Co. medicines ♦M. T. Wallace O. F. Jacobson, teacher DAVID HULL, professor of •garment cutting J. M. FRETZ, tailor N. J. Lepkowski, teacher J. W. Miller, artist Elisha Bloomer C. R. Cornell T. Thomas jr. architect John Carew, porter W r illiam Cheever, tailor J. Jones, teacher Ledgeworth, tailor Joseph Russell Chariot Duvall, hairdresser j William Robinson, reporter j W. E. Chilson, toilet artels. James Lascala, barber 305X Edward Winser, segars 306 Edward Dechaux, artists' colorman 307 Fabri & Rigali, moulders *Lodovico Fabri ♦Gaetano Rigali Ferdinand Palmo, cafe 308 J. B. Chambon, wines T. J. Houpt, dentist C. J. Houpt, dentist L. F. Glacmeyer, bookk'per 309 P'rederick Yenni, hats 309>£ Catharine Levins, fcygds. 310 Harmon & Nash, auction * Philip Harmon ♦D. D. Nash New Anatomical Museum H. B. Tolles, museum Schloeffel & Graf, saloon ♦F. W r . Schloeffel * Jacob Graf 311 Warren Saxton, furnishing Parson & Burr, auction *A. H. Burr *D. B. Parson, manuf. mar- , ble boards and auctioneer II. E. Insley, daguerrotypes Charlotte Graecrnann & Eli- za Mackie, hair braiders nenry Zeitska, tailor John* Moftet, books Woodward £ E. H. Newman, fancygds. 332 H. B. Rollins, bowling E. P. Fox & Co. saloon * Joseph French 333 G. P. Fox. tailor Dupau «fc Portron, wines ♦Auguste Dupau ♦Francis Portron Baldwin Gardiner, auction N. & P. Preterre, dentists Rawson Packard & Joseph Ourdon, engraving Altrer, daguerreotypes L. Grozalier, lithography William Hey fin, fringes H. V. Harris, daguerreotype Here Anthony Street intersects. 334 Diener & Strippel, saloon ♦Henry Diener ♦Henry Strippel Hotel de Paris Anthony Vijnes, hotel 335 C. A. Baudine, furniture 336 Broadway bank, F. A. Palm- er, president, J.L. Everitt, cashier W. B. MOFFAT, medicines 337 JOHN TAYLOR, confect'r. 338 G F. Ziegler, engraver Amos Smith, exchange D. F. Lee & Co. porcelain painting Green, physician F. W. Hartley, physician Abraham Theall, mor.dressr 339 It. N. Tin son & Co. carpets ♦William Burgoine Charles Ferrero Jane Ferrero, millinery Philip Bissinger. jewelry 340 TheTabernacle,Sam , l Pitts, agent, Walter Reid, sexton 341 Allcock & Allen, silverware ♦Hugh Allcock BROADWAY IN 1851. 15 *D. W. Allen Caroline R. Deuel, millinery E. P. Banning, supporters David Donzel, teacher 342 Waller & Kreps, look'ggl'es *J. A. Waller *Henry Kreps 343 W. J. Barker, wigs Charles Hastings, tailor George Ponsot, furniture 344 Abr'm Voorhis & Co. uphol. *W. B. Whiteman Here Catharine Lane intersects. 345 J. W. Tattle, fancygoods S. E. Lent, agent 346 Brown & powers, tailors ^Mortimer Brown *J. D. Powers 346 & 348 New York Society Li- brary, P. J. Frost, librar'n 347 HITCHCOCK & LEAD- BEATER, dry goods *Fordvce Hitchcock *E. ILLeadbeater A. C. Lawrence, saloon James Barker, boarding Here Leonard Street intersects. 348 A. D. Porter, tailor 349 J. & I. Cox. gastixtures 350 Carlton House P. H. Hodges, hotel Alonzo Clark, physician Elisha Bartlett, physician 351 Chilson. Allen, Walker & Co. furnaces *Gardner Chilson *A. G. Allen *George Walker American Institute, Adon- iratn Chandler, cor. sec'y 353 Williams & Stevens, look- ing glasses *J. H. Williams *L. W. Stevens 354 Lawrence & Collis, carriages *J. R. Lawrence *Solomon Collis 355 James Beck & Co. drygds. *John Beck *W. J. Beck 356 Sarah Hallock, boarding 358 Margaret Frost, boarding 359 Gnier Courtois, barber Shaw, daguerreotypes James M'Gnffy, painter J. W. Faulkner, jeweler 360 J. C. Ham, carriages S. F. Bums, bowling Temperance Hall 361 Geib & Jackson, pianos *W. H. Geib *James Jackson jr. Agnes Hope, dressmaker R. W. Luke 362 Harvey Burdell, dentist 363 F. M. Peyser, fancy goods M. A. A: S. Root, dagruerrtps F. A. Petersen, architect G. H. Ilite. miniatures Here Franklin Street intersects. 364 Claude Ducreux, lamps Ulisse Redaelli, seears W. J. HAN1NGTON, glass- stain er &decorative paintr 365 C E. Davis 366 William Jervis, engraver Mrs. William Jervis.confect. 367 W. S. Wood, jeweler M. S. Hitchcock, millinery 368 Miner & Stevens, carriages *Harvey Miner *H. M. Stevens C P. Kay. medicines Office of Empire City, J. T. Snr.th & W.H.Pyke, pub's J. S. Clark, seraphines Hays & Co. engravers * Henry Hays .♦Henry Hays. jr. So:>hia Saunders, artist L. M. Cyrus, daguerreotype 369 George Richmond, fcygds. 370 Eliza A. Barnav. boarding 371 Thomas Shepherd, fcygds. Dorcas Haws, millinery Maurice Kadnel. designs Julius Hergert, mnsicteachr 372 J. H. Belter, furniture J. B. Hathaway, artists' col's 373 Sarab Barnetr, millinery Addison Vail & E. D. Root, dentists 374 & 376 Wray & Co. auction *Mark Wray *Tunis Morrell 16 BROADWAY IN 1851. WILLIAM GIBSON, stain- ed glass works and gallery of decorative art Gritten, artist 375 Peter Roberts, fancygoods Charles Stewart, jeweler 370 Henry Gritten, look'g gla'es 377 Sylvester Cahill, boots 377 &379 J.E.Cooley, auctioirr .las. Ackerman, lithograph'r 378 Samuel Joyce, tailor 379 PETERSON £ Alex. Dalrymple, fancygds ; 394 Victor Giroud. watehmaker Theo. Kalleinberg, swords 395 A. M . & R. DA VIES, uphol sterers Julia Benjamin, clothing T. A. Cales, tailor 390 James Brewster & Sons, carriages *Henry Brewster J. B. Flagg, artist G. W. Flagg, artist Frosper Crebassol, artist Panorama Hall i 397 John Hill, hardware PHILIP ERNST, music tea. Alexander Lorenz, artist 398 Sherwood & Fisher, saloon *G. E. Sherwood *C. T. Fisher C. G. Stoppani, baths Here Walker Street intersects. \ 399 T. T. Green, drugs ! 400 Florence Hotel O. M. Moulton, hotel | 401 Henry Maillard, confection. W. M. Ravmond. burial cas. | OTIS FIELD. Irving rooms, fifteen billiard tables and shooting gallery | 402 Frederick Heil, tailor Catharine H. Williams ! 403 Thomas Jones, perfumery 403 Jasper God one, music 404 John Perry, periodicals Bienayme L. Danneville, corsets L. Danneville, perfumer 405 W. H. Warren, fancygoods 405 %. William Hoggs, fancygds. 400 Augustine Mandine, laces Michael Slater, hatter James Little, tailor Barnale Harthelemv, wines 407 John Duncan & Son, wines *David Duncan j 407 Frederick Basham, modeler James Little W. M. Kelley, tailor 409 A. S. Rogers, shoemakerr J. F. Limburger, importer BROADWAY IN 1851. 17 and dealer in watches, jewelry, silverware and fancy goods 410 Reuben Snow, saloon Wood. Tomlinson & Co. carriages *D. A. Wood *C. B. Wood * Russell Tomlinson * Frederick Wood Apollo Rooms James Herring, artist George Alker, apollo rooms C. C. Williams, dancing M. Barrett, dancing 411 Roe,Lockwood & Son, books *G. R. Lock wood Robert Mnrlis, Tailor Bradburv & Nash, teachers *E. C. Bradbury *F. H. Nash W. H. Ashe, artist Debevoise £ James Bowles, corsets 456 J. B. Gailhard. birds Raphael Bloch, shoemaker 456X Israel Kutnevsky. caps Samuel Oestricher, saloon 157 Moritz Wolloff Felix Effray, chocolate 458 American Hall George Scharff, hall W. A. Hinchman, saloon T. Hillgrove, dancing C. J. Sutton, saloon Were Grand Street intersects. 459 Achille Clercx. bootmaker Rose Pahud, dressmaker Peter Tessier, hairdresser Palmer & Farr, furnishing ♦E. A. Farr ♦Maria Palmer Edwin Bergh, books 460 Broadway House John Hoope, hotel 461 Pacific Bank William Tilden, president Jacob Campbell jr. cashier 463 (refused) M. J. Malherbe. fancygoods N. J. Furlong, millinery 464 Zachary Allnutt, segars 465 Julia Daly, millinery Adele Delaplante&Co.crthg 466 Madame Farcy, renewing gd Constant Farcy Jacob Levenstyn Henry Guadendorff, drugs M. W. King & Son, chairs BROADWAY IN 1851. 19 *W. H. Hallick 467 William Jeffers. shoes Otis Stamfield, dentist R. M'Leod, dressmaking 468 William Delamano. painter 468^2 J. M. Smith, refrigerators 4(,9 Morton £ Bartholomew Delapierre, ornament s 477 Brougham's Lyceum M. Myers, mourning 478 Linden & Fritz, pianos ♦William Linden ♦John Fritz T P. Saunders, intelligence 479 William Vanderbeek, music 479 & 481 Alexander Roux.furnt 480 William Hepburn, saloon Isaac Blumenstiel, bootmkr. 481 GA I ME, GUILLEMOT & CO. jewelers, (late Manet, Jarrv & Gaime) 482 J. H. Boosevelt 483 Scharfenberg & Luis r mnsic ♦William Scharfenberg ♦F. Luis 484 Charles Town C. H. Town 483 & 485 Misses Coustantine, boarding 486 Henry Eagle Here Broome Street intersects. 487 H. B. Greenwood, grocer 488 J. T. S. Smith, homoeo- pathic pharmacy 489 Empire City house Barlow & Lecroix. hotel ♦Peter Barlow ♦F. C. Lecroix 490 Thomas Quirk, wigs 492 Charles Jolly, scourer Marc Boujer, tailor Bacigalupo Benoit.cabinetm ! 493 Thomas Dodworth, confect H. B. Dodworth, teacher Julia Leferve 494 William Schirmer.physician 495 Betty Lenz, millinery J. R. Delvechio. looking gl. Sigismund Schuster, artist 496 Jacob Beakley, physician John Perry John Campbell Clark, bookkeeper 497 J. P. Ridner, artists' matls. American art union. J. \V Moore, superintendent R. Gignoux. artist F. E. Church, artist. E. C Shumwav. artist J. H. Wrisrht, artist J. B. Stearns, artist C. L. Elliot, artist Charles Burt, engraver j 498 & 500 Peter Ritter H. P. Edwards W.H. Thome W. B. Lawrence Alfred Bruen 499 Julius Dessoir. furniture 501 Matthew Marshall, look. gl. Mrs. Robert Bogardus 502 O. J. Moore 503 S. B. Munn W. H. Munn 504 Homer Bostwick, physician 505 T. F. Cornell 506 Elizabeth Black 507 Misses Von Hein. fancygds. Matilda Moore, lodgings 5073^ Joseph Gasquet, fancygds Thomas Pool, thermometers 508 Hugh Caldwell, physician 509 Wm. Scott & Co. (refused; embroideries Ann Dean, boarding Henry Dean 20 BROADWAY IN 1851. 510 J. H. Whittacker, physician 611 John Meakim, drugs 512 F. Gavel le, robes H. K. Root, physician 613 EI. P. De Wees, physician Jane Campbell, boarding 514 Ann Boyle, millinery John Gallier, ornaments 515 Henry Ujiackenboss, phys'n Misses tieep, millinery William Home, artist «J ulins Kuinmer, artist Henry Muller. artist 516 W. 8. Wright, contractor 517 A*. B. Mott. physician Lydia Gardner, boarding 518 Castle & Edwards, aurists ♦A. C. Castle ♦Thomas Edwards J. Gallagher, physician Frederick West, 519 C. R. Gill, physician Henrietta Archer, boarding 520 Elizabeth Daunton 521 Israel Corse 522 Horace Kimball, dentist Hill & Colby, shoes -Mrs. M. L. Hill ♦Jane Colby 523 L. W. Kip 524 Sarah Morrow 525 A. C. Palmer, decorator Thomas M'Mullen 526 Francis Elleau, furniture J. L. Blakeney, trunks H. H. Nowlan, painter Here Spring Street intersects. 527 H. C. Walton, physician Joseph Molyneux, lodgings 528 (rebuilding) 529 H. T. Kiersted, drugs 530 (rebuilding) 531 & 533 Martha Banks, bdg. 532 (rebuilding) 534 (rebuilding) 535 S. M. Elliott, occulist Ellen Irwin, boarding Jane M'Donald 536 Wagner & Stone, furniture *A. C. Wagner ♦Henry Stone 537 J. B. Bodinier, physician 538 Margaret Clarkson 539 Chinese Assembly Rooms, G. II. Andrews, manager Charles Artault, bazaar J. A. Demarest, birds 540 William Nids, music teach. 542 George Morgan, glass stain. 543 J. J. Mourvaille, physician Malvinia Malherbe, millin'y Sarah Huerstel, dressmaker 544 W. II. Humbert, physician J. P. Quin, plumber Patrick Hairan, fringes Philippine Durand, shirtm'r Jeanette Sheppard, hair pre- server 545 Esther W. Mott 546 Jonathan Dodge, physician M. T. Dodge, dentist Eliza Gildersleeve 547 Susan B. Shaw Mrs. II. M. Place, dressmk'r W. J. Place Elizabeth Clark, fancystore 547 H A. J. Cunningham, watch- maker 548 Church of Divine Unity Dusseldorf Gallery J. G. Boker Gallery 549 J. Y. Henderson, music Albert Phillips mas S. Hamblin 586 l rebuilding) 587 P. L. Hearn 588 (rebuilding) 589 Day & Newell, locks ♦S. S. Day ♦Robert Newell 589 C. W. Crosley, trimmings 590 (rebuilding) 591 James Marcher, looking gl. William Simpson, furniture 592 (rebuilding) 593 Rosanna Kafferty, fancygds Hewitt & Morton, furniture. mattresses, &c. 22 BROADWAY IX L851. ♦Francis Hewitt ♦William Morton ?94 Joseph Stouvenel & Co. j china ♦Francis Stouvenel ♦Nicholas Stouvenel ♦Charles Stouvenel John Keefe, restaurant Abraham Bassford, billiards 595 J. L. Weston, lookingglasses 596 Racket Club B. M. Noe. tailor John Keefe. saloon 597 Lafayette Hall Shillingford & Bates, hall ♦Thomas Shillingford ♦P. Bates 598 Washington Hall K. Ives. jr. music teacher C. F. Ortignon. gymnasium 599 T. J. Orowen, books 600 Freemason's Hall T. H. Byrnes, hall Herring. G. see. ■ Force & M'J.achlan. saloon *M. M. Force ♦G. P. M'Larhlan 601 J.&C. BERKIAN.furnish'g ♦J. M. Berriau *C. A. Bern an 60-2 W. H. Hayward, liquors J. N. Hayward Edward North 603 Joseph Rosset, gilder Mary Cleveland, shirts 604 Thomas Frazer 605 Leopold Lang, furrier 606 Sarah Sturtevant 607 John Florence, saloon Henry Demarest. fancygds. i 608 J. W. Consall. painter L. W. Leamy, plumber Here Houston Street intersects. 609 G. A. Baker, artist J. H. Lazarus, artist Jones, White & Co. dent. dep ♦(no information) J. .T. Blondell, artist J. D. Curtis, physician John Williamson, artist Archibald Wight, architect H. W. Greatorex, musician J. H. Cafferty, artist A. Lantz. artist C. F. Blauvelt, artist C. P. Cranch, artist Francis Palmer Eugene Dupuy, drugs 612 W. D. Disbrow, undertaker Henry Coyle. oysters 614 Alfred Flock, huckster Joseph Jewell, butcher 614^ J. L. Hudson, tailor 615 & 617 St. Thomas' Church 616 (unoccupied) 618 A. C. Zabriskie 620 Miss M. A. Prall 621 Henriette B. Edes, boarding 622 & 624 James Warren, physn Emmelme Morton, boardi'g 623 William Heard James Heard 625 G. P. Rodders 626 Cosme Brailly. physician 627 H. A. Coster C R. Coster 628 Morris Leavitt, dentist 629 J. H. Coster 630 H. J Sanford 631 Hickson Varies, shoemaker 631 % Peter Laboyteaux, shoes 632 Laura Gibbs 633 Henry Kernot, books 634 Nehemiah Dodge, dentist 635 G. A. Sasre. surveyor William Landgrebe. tailor Thomas Dnnlap seedsman 636 S. S. Lynch, saloon W. W. Kinne. physician 637 A. W. Mi r.-ay. hosiery Rocheford & Skarren, up- holsterers ♦Bartholomew Rocheford ♦John Skarren 638 Henry Villers, dentist 639 W. S. Corwin. grocer 640 W. L. Barker, market Here Bleecker Street intersects. 641 Charlotte Harrison, fancygd W. P. Da v ton, dry goods 642 C. H. O'Hara. plumber David Lock wood, ranges 643 J. A. Clark, tailor Thomas Young, furs 644 J. W. Bassett. drugs 645 George & H. Miller, books BROADWAY IN 1851. 23 5453^ Richard Brown, drygoods 646 John Blackett, hardware Elizabeth Peck, boarding 647 J. H. Birdsall, dry goods 648 John Grimm, shoemaker Margaret Morris, boarding 649 & 651 John Tucker, furn'g. Jane Randolph, boarding 650 Harmon Stern, saloon Abrm Brower & Son, stable j *T. C. Brower Constitution Hall Abra'm Brower A. Son. hall *T. C. Brower Eliza Valentini, music tea. William Whales, dancing 651 W. W. Paddon, clothing 652 Jenny Rosset, dressmaker A. J. Olsen 653 G. P. Fountain, dry goods j Catharine Falconer, milliny 654 Ringuet, Leprince & Mar- j cotte, architects *(no information) 656 Alex. M'Kenzie. plumber 656 Anna Chancerel. embroiders 657 LepoldineReisky.embroidy 666 (unoccupied) Here Bond Street intersects. I 659 Stuyvesant institute Medical Dep. University N. | Y. J. W. Draper, Dean of Faculty, C. W. Polman, janitor Wilhelmine Heintzen, fancy , goods 660 (unoccupied) 661 J. H. Dnpont. shoes 663 NEW YORK ATHENAEUM Mason & Blake, Athenaeum ♦Joseph Mason *H. C. Blake J. F. E. Prudhomme.daguer- i reotypes National Academy of Design N. Y. Gallery Fine Arts W. T. Black, artist G. G. Barnwell, artist Daniel Howell, saloon Arthur Riviere, hairdresser 665 Bond St. House Charles Plinta, hotel 667 Harriet M'Quade, milliner Francis Landry, furs 669 Peter Van Pelt, billiards A. J. Olsen. upholsterer 671 Amzi Hathaway, fancygds. 671^ John Harraday. tailor R. M. Brown, teacher 673 Henry Moore, tailor E. E. Maicy, physician M. K. Kellogg, artist 675 Tripler Hall E. H. Herrick 679 Delancey Kane 678 T. A. Da vies 679 Thomas Darling, laces 679# H. Iff. Ritterband, jeweler 680 J. Q. Aymar Here Gt. Jones Street intersect*. 681 Chester Driggs, grocer Here Amity Street intersect*. 682 (unoccupied) 683 J. W. Acton, shoemaker J. S. Treadwell, upholsterer William Roehner, artist 684 (unoccupied) 685 (unoccupied) 686 William Russell 687 I. M. Phyfe. upholsterer 688 Henry Duncan, saloon John Pnlte, cabinetmaker 689 Philo Cole, drygoods John Moissen, shoemaker R. P. Jenks. teacher 690 M Charles Waters, saddlery 691 Union Club, G. Kerner, club 692 Francis Stock, tin 693 Isabella dimming 694 Gustave Girardon.hairdress 695 Ciocca Dancing Antonio Sanquirico, singer Holmes & Co. drygoods ♦Samuel Holmes *L. H. Holmes *P. J. Striker 696 M. A. Burrill. undertaker W. H. Popham, coals 697 ^rebuilding) Here Fourth Street intersects. 698 J. H. Craig, plumber Charles Innes jr. baker 84 BROADWAY IN 1861. Theresa Marchina.dressmkr Caroline Blair, shin maker 699 A damson & Olliff, drugs *C. A damson *W. J. Olliff 700 Mary Blossom Charles lliffert, pianist E, M. Thurston, whips 701 Thomas Sewell, fancygoods Lucretia Pestiaux, hoarding 702 C, s. Coxhead, saddler William Woolley 703 James Bathgate, physician J\ K. Francis 704 Henry Beadel 705 J. D. Wendel 706 Frances Norsworthy 707 S. 8. Fitch, physician 708 George Finch, builder C. T. Frost, upholsterer Mrs. C.( '.L.Blair, furnishing 709 George Lovett 710 James Chesterman George Che.-terman 711 James Trudeau, physician 71*2 Ann Cowing, boarding 713 Weller «fe Son, confectioners *John Weller *W. H. Weller Here Washington Place intersects 714 Francis Berger, physician 715 J. & I. Coddinglon, drugs 716 Samuel Lewis 717 Robert Rae. dry goods 718 Henry Ewell, saloon T. A.Wilmnrt, looking gl's. 719 Isaac & \Ym. Geerv. grocers 720 Hope Chapel M. A. Fitzgerald, boarding Cron«*y R. S. Kissam, physician 737 J. II. Jackson, saloon G. S. Doughty, china Airs. M'Elvin, boarding Jeannette Jarvis, laces 738 John Westerfield, ranges 738>£ Alex. Eagleson. |)1 umber | 739 Eugene Suscr, bootmaker Amidee Foignet, teacher I 740 Joshua Carle ton, baker I 741 Henry Dean, confectioner j 742 J. C. Peters, physician A. W. Sus 743 George Bruce 744 J. D. Wolfe Here Astor Place intersect* 745 Japheth Bishop 74(5 H. A. Kerr, grocer 747 James M'Call 748 Eliza M'Connorhie, shoes J. F. Worth, school R. J. Ravner. lithographer 748^ T. M. Woodruff, furniture 749 W. A. Spencer, U. S. N. 750 Starkie Livesev, upholstery 751 U. R. Scribner 752 F. U. Johnston, physician 753 H. G. Stevens A. R. Gallatin 754 Robert Sinclair, hotel Here Eight Street intersects. 755 John Cook, grocer Here Clinton Place intersects. 756 Washington Chilton, drug* BROADWAY IN 1851. 25 Norton Thayer, teacher 757 & 759 Emma Seaton,board'g 758 Louisa Fisher 759 J. M. Carnochan, surgeon 760 D. B. Wagner, confectioner j 761 J. A. M'Vickar, physician 762 S. R. Kirby, physician 763 H. H. Schieffelin J. L. Schieffelin S. A. Schieffelin Bradhurst & Schieffelin Eugene Schieffelin 764 (unoccupied) 765 Augustine Elleau 766 Mrs. L. P. Noyes 4 707 S. W. Moore, physician 768 Benjamin Stagg 769 Jas. M'Auslande, upholster. Jones' hotel Edward Jones, hotel Here Ninth Street intersects. 770 G. P. Parker 771 J. B. Dodd, drugs 772 William Post 773 Mrs. Traphagan 774 P. P. Poillon 775 D. M. Reese, physician 776 L. J. Wyeth 777 Edward Ludlow, physician 778 T. B. Barton 779 Cornelius Dubois 780 A. P. Stockton Clement Remington 781 A. J. Bleecker A. L. Bleecker 782 Philip Burrowes 783 Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, physician 784 Charles Mears 785 J. T. Metcalf, physician Here Tenth Street intersects. 786 & 788 Michael Flannelly, marble 787 & 789 Peter Lorillard 791 R. L. Franklin 792, 794 & 796 Grace Church 793 G. H. Swords 795 David Graham 797 Mrs. Clement, boarding 798 (Rev.) T. H. Taylor (vacant lots) Here W. Eleventh St. intersects. 803 Thomas Godwin, plumber 805 & 807 Andrew Reid, florist (vacant lots) 809 G. D. Coggeshall, drugs Mis* Whipple, sehool Alphonse Perrin, teacher 810 (vacant lot) •811 B. V. R. Corwin, grocer Anthony Cherardi, dancing 812 Gideon Tucker 813 Leonard Sence, marble 814 Hector Sinclair, mason 815 James Stuart, plumber I>aac Talbot, agent ( hristoph'r Laurie. cabin' tin J. H. Connor 816 (rebuilding) 817 Rosanna Todd, corsets Catharine Becker, confect'y 818 (rebuilding) 819 John Fruchtnicht, grocer Here Twelfth Street intersects. 820 Mrs. M' El wain William Connor, butcher Ann Morand, dressmaking 821 C. D. Griswold. drugs 822 John Monaghan. upholster. John Packer, mason Alfred Flock Mrs. O'Brien Mary Walker Golburnson 823 W. H. Jackson, physician Jane Cushman 824 Smith & Slaight, painters ♦Francis Smith *J R. Slaight 825 Richard Mortimer 826 Augustus Bueck. grocer 827 Rhodes&Paterson, plumbrs * Willi am Rhodes *G. W Paterson 828 I. E. Taylor, physician 829 Charles Hobbs, painter 830 R. S. Clark 831 John Eales, tailor John Keers, shoemaker 832 Ann Varick 833 Marshall & Clark, confect'rs ♦Robert Marshall *Nathan Clark 26 BROADWAY IN 1851, Rear Michael Hackett Richard Leonard, laborer Jane Ford Susan Ford, dressmkr William Cooper B3 f (unoccupied) 835 Q. \V. Marsh, provisions dames Morgan, butcher Here E. Thirteenth St. intersects. 836 J. I. ROOSEVELT 837 (unoccupied) 838 E. 8. Mi-sier 839 Hubert Saltier, cosmoramas 840 John .Mace, undertaker 841 (unoccupied) 842 Macdonald & Lowry, trunks *R. J. Macdonald * George Lowry 843 (unoccupied) 844 Alfred Broadway, bntcher A.-td SkilUngs, oysters Alfred Flock, poultry 845 (stable) 840 Ryerson & Howard, stable *J. A. Ryerson *W. E. Howard 847 & 849 C. V. 8. Roosevelt 848 Union Square post office J. E. Dunham, post office Here E. Fourteenth St. intersects Here Union Square intersects, for which see letter U. 850 & 852 J. W. Mason, board'g 854 A. B. Robeson, physician 856 Joel Foster, physician Here E. Seventeenth St. intersects 857 Robert Goelet 858 Richard Eraser, physician D. M. Anderson, variety sto 859 Nancy Edwards M. W. Jackson 860 Union Place Hotel J. C. Wheeler, hotel 860 Catharine Payne 861 Leonard Brown 862 Thomas Mercereau, drugs Margaret Gombaul^board'g Edward Storer, physician 863 Henry Whiting 864 Theodore Bailey 865 Esther S. Leverett, school 866 Jules Coutan, school 867 (not, built) 868 Eliza J. Tolefree 869 (not built) 870 (Rev.) II. D. Ward 871 Egbert Mills, carpenter Here E. Eighteenth St. intersects 871 Michael Carolan, shoemkr. 872 Martha Perkins, school M. P. Janes Eweji M'Intyre, drugs 873 James Cummings, porterho. 874 Anna Bridgman, seeds 875 James Quinn, laborer Rosanna Luee, house clean. Johanna Frizen Amos Beckemor William Jackson, carman 876 J. W. Hinton 877 James Murphy, liquors 878 & 880 Alfred Bridgeman, florist 879 Frederick Milliman, hotel 881 J. M. Howland, liquors 882 Dick & Merritt, coals *T. W. Dick jr. -Randolph Merritt 883 Dan'l M'Laughlin, shoemkr. John Carroll Patrick M'Cormick, repair'g Broad & Gambling, paints *George Broad *W. M. Gambling 884 Nathaniel Jackson, stable 885 Whitfield Case Jacob Lloyd A. C. Vandewater 886 Benjamin Slory, oysters Christian Butter f ass, saddler Martin Mullaly, laborer Nancy M. Mahan John Teal, tailor 887 Andrew Vollers, grocer Here E. Nineteenth St. intersects. 888 Case •& Vandewater, market *Whitfield Case *Clarkson Vandewater 889 G. F. Conway & Co. hardwre *E. H. Conway 891 Joseph Oatwell, marble BROADWAY IN 1851. 27 892 Peter Goelet 893 Ottaviano Gori, sculptor 894 (vacant lot) 895 William Fay. liquors John Phalan 896 (vacant lot) 897 O. Gori. marble 898 & 899 Fisher & Bird, marble *J. T. Fisher * James Bird George Dilloway, marblectr Louisa Bird 900 (vacant iot) 901 Henry Badeau, grocer Here E. Twentieth St. intersects. (vacant lots) 905 Stephen Bonnel, baker Charles Marcher, gilder 906 (vacant lot) 907 W. B. Michaels, drugs W. H. Michaels 908 (vacant, lot) 909 Elizabeth White, millinery Jacob Storey J. C. Hull, carman 910 Nathaniel Dunn, teacher Hamilton 911 James Marcher, dry goods 912 Joseph Avezzana Henry & Meighan, marble *John Meighan -David Henry 913 G. B. Dean, painter B. O. Storms, painter E. M. Lincoln, carpenter 914 Daniel & Andrew Wright, saddlery Philip Haas 915 Cornelia A. La Tourrette, teacher E. F. Treadwell 916 G. W. Frost, drygoods 917 J. F. de Peyster 918 W. E. Heath, crockery 920 Henry Snitker. grocer 921 Charles Schrader, grocer Here E. Twenty first Street intersects. 923 (unoccupied) 924 Thaddeus O'Brien, grocer Adam Hitz, locksmith 925 George Trapwall, liquors Thomas Martin, coachman 926 Albei t M'Khvain, oysters Derbv & Clark, painters *E. C. Derby *A. D. Clark 927 H. H. Nowlan, painter J. B. Mast, machinist Emma Wads worth Alexander Cochran, baker 928 J. M. Dennis, pumpmaker 929 W. H. Colvin, shoemaker John Cornell, carpenter Thomas Fowler, shoemkr. i 930 (vacant lot) i 931 G. Hill & Co. plumber* (closed) Charles Callahan, plasterer John Nay lor. agent Ann Sullivan, washing William Idle, stonecutter 932 (vacant lot) 933 F. S. Cortelyou, saddler George Hill, carpenter \ 934 (vacant lot) 935 Elizabeth Lockhart, confct. Sarah Dikeman Clannda Dinke Mrs. Doolittle i 936 (vacant lot) I 937 Samuel Murray, iron railing j 938 (vacant lot) j 939 (unbuilt) Here E. Twenty-second Street intersects. i 940 Thomas Collin (vacant lots.) Here E. Twenty- third Street intersects. Madison Cottage, William Thompson Here E. Twenty -Join th Street intersects. I 955 Bray&Hetherington, marble *J. W. Bray Thomas Hetherington 957 James Sullivan 959 John Stanley Kobinson&Brother, plasters 28 BROADWAY IN 1851. ♦Edward Robinson *\Villiam Robinson 961 John Leavy, blacksmith %7 Catharine Falkner UNION SQUARE. 2 B. E. Mannire, physician L. A. Higgins 4 Isabella Duff, boarding 6 V. J. Yale, grocer William Picken, conductor 8 A. L. Cox. physician G. II. Wilcox* J. W. Webb 10 George Law 12 Elizabeth Black, boarding 14 to 18 II. D. Chegaray, school | Here E. Fifteenth St. intersects. 20 John Griswold ! 24 8. B. Ruggles ! 26 G. W. Coster ' 28 William Kent 30 John Hicks 32 Richard Tighe 34 J. F. Shaefe Here E. Sixteenth St. intersects. 36 Elihu Townsend 38 H. M. Schieffelin 40 W. K. Strong 42 R. B. Brooks 44 Edwin Stanford 48 John Caswell NOTICE. The Publishers of ''Broadway in 1851" are prepared to re- print any other street of the city, below 25th Street, for the same year, whenever enough subscribers are guaranteed to secure them against a loss. For particulars, address 619 Broadway, Room 20. Important to Business Men. Just Published.— Feb., 1878. THE LAW OP Limited Partnerships, AND COMPROMISES BY JOINT DEBTORS. By CHARLES CRARY. 12mo. 60 pages. Flexible ( loth. 75 Cts. This: work contains the substance of Chap. XVII, of " Crary's Law and Practice in Special Proceedings.'' {htli Ed.. Vol. 1, pp. 701 to 725) : and embraces the law in the State of New York in respect to Limited Partnerships, and Compromises by Partners and Joint Debtors. It includes the latest amendments to the statutes, with the authorities and cases adjudicated by the courts in the latest pub- lished reports ; and is issued in this form for the convenience of lawyers and business men, who may desire a concise com- pilation of the law on those subjects. In an Appendix at the end of the work, are complete forms in the proceedings therein considered. Sent on receipt of price. WRIGHT & SCHONDELMEIER, Publishers, 419 Broadway, cor. Canal St., N. T. In Press. WORDEN'S BROADWAY DIRECTORY, AND NEW YORK BUSINESS REGISTER, FOR 1878. The undersigned will publish in season for the spring trade of 1878, " WORDEN'S BROADWAY DIRECTORY, &c," containing the names of all persons and firms doing business on the great thorough- fare and leading business street of the metropolis, ar- ranged in numerical order, and also classified according to the profession, business or trade, &c. Broadway being known the world over as the business street par excellence of the city, and comprising within its length more names than many of the smaller cities and towns where directories are sustained, to say nothiug of its superior wealth, intelligence nor the enormous amount of business transacted within its limits is well worthy a special directory. WORDEN'S BROADWAY DIRECTORY will be neatly gotten up, printed from good type, in a form convenient for handy reference, at a low price, will be offered for sale as far as possible, on the principal railroad and other routes to the city, and every effort will be made to give it a wide circulation. W. WORDEN, Office, 619 Broadway, Room 20. AVEftyj the s uiction rooms of Bangs, Brothers & Co. and others. The Park Ban k Bldg by Edward Fox, tailor, and Vanname & Bush, saloon. The 3 present Herald Bldg will be well remembered as the former site of Barnum's American Museum, while opposite, St. Paul's Chapel sti' ,1 stands, and the Astor House on the next block appears as per- m anent as its granite walls. At 247 appear Ball. Tompkins 1 Fifth Av. At 269 the old reliable Chemical Bank is still to be f< Mind. A.T. Stewart & Co.'s wholesale house is' still on the old s* ite, the members of the firm then being A. T. Stewart, W. H. Bur- ro wes, Francis Warden, J. F. King & A. P. Montant. The New Yo rk Hospital, formerly 319, has disappeared within the memory of the present generation. The Tabernacle, formerly at 340, has loc ated at Bway and 34th st. Davis Collamore, china, from 447, has arrived at 747. The Chinese Assembly Rooms, at 539, became after- wa rds Barnum's, and subsequently stores. Directly opposite, the D usseldorf Gallery and the Church of the Divine Unity, then Rev. U . W. Bellows, afterwards Dr. Chapin,have disappeared before the m arch of trade. 731, 733 & 735 were then occupied as private resi- dences by J. J. Cisco. Paul Spofibrd and Thomas Tileston, all w ell known names. A. T. Stewart & Co.'s magnificent retail store w as then occupied by eight private residences on the Bway side. The tall spire of Grace Church pointed Heavenward, in 1851, as now. The Bway side of Union Sq. appears to have been omitted. » ( ) that we have no means of comparison between the two periods, trot we remember the Church of the Puritans. Dr. Cheever, occu- pying the site of Tiffany's business palace. Above here, the names i of Robert Goelet. 17th st., and Peter Goelet. 19th St.. still remain. I The work for 1851 stopped at 25th st., but it is the purpose of the j publishers to carry their new Directory for 1878 (now in press) up ! to the Central Park, nearly two miles farther, trusting that the future growth of New York will render it necessary, for whoever ( undertakes the work .in 1905, to go to 100th st., in order to include Sll the business part of Broadway. WORDEN'S BROADWAY DIRECTOl BUSINESS REGIST The undersigned will publish in season for tb trade of 1878, " WORDEN'S BROA1 DIRECTORY, &c," containing the nam< persons and firms doing business on the great t fare and leading business street of the metro] ranged in numerical order, and also classified i to the profession, business or trade,