|
394 396
Grand
157
Eastbroadway
1
Corlaers
Broome
179
Henry
c. 15
lunct. Grand
Spring
213 217
Madison
29 31
Tompkins-sq.
Prince
255 255
Monroe
47 49
Jersey
270
Hamilton
49 51
MONTGOMER
Houstoun
Cherry
71 73
Division
1
Bleecker
Water
83 85
Eastbroadway
Front, say
93
Henry
15 17
MURRAY.
Right.
Madison
34
Broadway
1
MARKETFIEI
Monroe
55
Church
31 33
Broad
2
Cherry
71 73
Chapel
61 63
Whitehall
30
Water
79 81
Greenwich
87 89
Front not filled up
Washington
97 99
MECHANIC
West
113
Monroe
MORE.
Left.
Cherry
Pearl
1
NASSAU.
Left.
Water
9 11
Wall
MERCER
Left.
Front
19
Pine
11 13
Canal
1
South
37
Cedar
25 27
Howard
6 12
Liberty
41 43
Grand
c. 31
MORRIS.
Left.
Maiden-lane
55 57
Broome
51 53
Broadway
C
1
John
69 71
26
LONGWORTH'S'NEW-YOKK
Fulton 89 93
Ann 103 105
Beekraan 136 138
Spruce 152 154
Frankfort 166
NEW. Right.
Wall 1
Exchange-place 27
Beaver 64
NINETEENTH.
NINTH. -
NORFOLK. Left.
Division
Hester 13 15
Grand 39 41
Broome 59 61
Delancey 81 83
Rivington 111 113
Stanton 133
Housionn 162
NORTH-MOORE R.
Chapel 1
Varick IT
Hudson 49 51
Greenwich 79
Washington 91
West not built up
OAK. Right.
Pearl 1
Chestnut 4 8
Roosevelt 17 19
James 37 39
Oliver 46
Catharine 58
OLD-SLIP.
Stone 1
Pearl 5 7
Water 15 17[Broad
Front • irreg.
South 33
OLIVER. Right.
Eastbroadway 1
Chatham 2
Henry
Madison
Oak
Cherry
Water
Front
South
e. 16
32 36
58 60
84 86
92 94
104
ORANGE. Rt.
Chatham 1
Cross 25 27
Leonard 46 48
Franklin 66
Bayard 69 75
White 82 84
Walker 101 103
Hester • 129 131
Grand 155 157
Broome 1834 185
Spring 213 215
Prince 247
Terminates at the Ly-
ing-in Asylum, above
Prince
ORCHARD. Left.
Division 1
Walker 9 11
Hester 39 41
Grand 67 69
Broome 79£ 81
Delancey 107 107
Rivington 134
Stanton 165
Houstoun 195
PARK. Right.
Ann 1
Beekman 37 c.
PARK-PLACE.
Broadway
Church 28
Rt
PEARL. Left.
State 1
Whitehall 25
More 30 32
53 55
Coenties-slip 66 74
Coenties-lane 73 75
Old-slip 105 107
William
Hanover 121 123
Beaver 141 149
Wall
151 \$'6
Pine
169 171
Cedar
181 187
Maiden-lane
197 201
Fletcher
208 212
Piatt
221 225
John
235 237
Burling-slip
234 240
Fulton
265 269
Beekman
285 287
Ferry
309 313
Peck-slip
312 314
Dover
342
Franklin-sq.
353*
Frankfort
351 355
Hague
367 369
Oak
390 392
Vandewater
399 401
Madison
420 426
Rose
421 423
William
447£ 449
Chatham
463 463
City HalUpl.
483i 485
Cross
500 502
Centre
512 514
Elm
540 542
A church at
544 546
Broadway
576
* Should t
e 352.
PECK-SLIP. Left.
Pearl
1
Water
19 21
Front
33 35
South
45
PELHAM.+
Monroe
1
Cherry
11
t This street is part-
ly closed.
PELL. Left.
Bowerv 1
Doyer' 15 19
Mott - 33
PERRY. Right,
Greenwich-lane
Factory 17
Fourth 50
Bleecker 81 83
Hudson 99 101
RUNNEil'S VADE MECUM.
27
Greenwich 111 113
Washington 135 137
West, say 163
PIKE. Left.
Division 1
Eastbroadway 7 9
Henry 19 23
Madison 33 39
Monroe 57* 59
Cherry 75 75
Water 83
" PINE. Right.
Broadway 1
Nassau 13 15
William 45| 47
Pearl 76 78
Water 85
Front 91
South 99
PITT.
Left.
Grand
2
Broome
24
Delancey
47
49
Rivington
75
Stanton
99
101
Houstoun
12.6
and runs into
Avenue C
PLATT.
Right.
Pearl
1
Gold
23
William, say
34
PRINCE.
Right.
Bowery
2
Elizabeth
14
16
Mott
30
P:
Mulberry
46
48
Orange
60
62
Crosby
68
70
Broadway
80
Mercer
94
Greene
107
109
Wooster
126
128
Laurens
142
Thompson
157
Sullivan
174
176
Macdougal
READE.
Left.
Cross
1
Elm
14
Pitt
214 216
Republicanal
. 34
36
VVillet
231 233
Broadway
42
54
Sheriff
251 253
Church
82
84
Columbia
267 269
Chapel
114
116
Cannon
291
Hudson
120
127
Lewis
305
Greenwich
161
163
Goerck
320 m.
Washington
175
177
Mangin
not built up
West
195
Tompkins
RECTOR. Left.
Broadway c. c.
Lumber 1 6
Greenwich 11 13
Washington 21
West not filled up
RENWICK. Left.
Canal 2
Spring 45
REPUBLICAN-AL.
Forms an elbow com-
mencing at Reade-st.
east of Broadway, and
terminating in Elnvst.
RYDER'S-ALLEY.
Fulton no No.
EdenValley
RIDGE. Left.
Division 2
Grand 4 6
Broome 23
Delancey 43 45
Rivington 75 77
Stanton 104 104
Houstoun 130
RIVINGTON. Rt.
Bowery 2
Chrystie 17 19
Forsyth 35 37
Eldndge 49 53
Allen 69
Orchard 83
Ludlow 101
Essex. 115
Norfolk 132
Suffolk 146 148
Clinton 163
Attorney 180
Ridge 195 197
ROBINSON. Right.
Chapel 33
Greenwich 49J 51
Washington 61 63
West 75
ROOSEVELT. Rt.
Chatham 2
Madison 34 38
Oak 58 58
Batavia 68 74
Cherry 92 94
Water h - reg.
Front
South.
ROSE. Right.
Frankfort
Duane 2S 34
A church at 50
Pearl 57
RUTGERS. Left.
Division 1
Eastbroadway 5
Henry 13 15
Madison 31 33
Monroe 45 47
Cherry, say 59 61
Water 69 71
Front not filled
SCAMMEL. Right.
Grand not built up
Eastbroadway
Henry 13 15
Madison 23 25
Monroe 33 35
Cherry 50 52
Water 57
SECOND.
Bowery
Avenue 2d, say 35
Avenue 1st not built
28
LONGWORTH'S NEW- YORK
Avenue A
Catherine-st-
202
203
Columbia
268 270
Avenue B
Market: not filled up
Cannon
285 287
Avenue C 226
228
Lewis
304 305
Avenue D 288
S. WILLIAM
Lt.
Goerck
319 m.
and terminate
: in
William
I
Mangin
Houstoun
Mill
7
9
Tompkins not filled up
Broad
31
SEVENTH.
STAPLE.
Opened from Avenue
SPRING.
Right.
Dnane
A to the Bowery ;
Bowery
2
Jay
and from Avenue C
Elizabeth
10
Harison
to Lewis
Mott
24
26
Mulberry
40
42
STATE.
SHERIFF. Left.
Orange
56
Whitehall
I
Grand
1
Elm
58
Pearl
14
Broome 19
21
Crosby
72
Bridge
15 ie
Delancey 43
45
Broadway
84
86
Bowling-green 29
Uivingtoa 7 1
73
Mercer
98
100
Stanton 97
99
Greene
116
118
ST. JOHN'S-L
Houstoun 127
Wooster
129
126
Beach
1
Laurens
144
146
York
9
SIXTH.
Thompson
Sullivan
162
178
164
180
Laight
Broadway to Avenue C
Macdougal
190 195|
STONE.
Left.
unopened, thence to
Clarke
202
204
Whitehall
2
Avenue A, and from
Varick
230
232
Broad
22 22
Avenue G to
the
Hudson
264
Coenties-lane
East River opened.
Renwick
276
280
Mill
61
Greenwich
286
William
65
SMITH.
Washington
300
m.
Hamersley
West
315
STUYVESANT.
King
Bowery and Eighth
SPRUCE.
Left.
Avenue 3d
SOUTH.
Nassau
1
Ninth
Whitehall
1
William
21
23
Tenth
More 7
8
Gold
45
Avenue 2d & Eleventh
Broad 14
15
Coenties-slip 22
23
STANTOIS
. Right.
SUFFOLK.
Left.
Cuyler's-alley 28
29
Bowery
1
Division
1
Old-slip 39
40
Chrystie
25
Grand
29
Gouverneur-al. 48
49
Forsyth
39
Brooms
51 53
Jones-alley 52
53
Eldridge
57
Delance-y
75 77
Wall 58
60
Allen
71
Rivington
109:
Pine 68
09
Orchard
88
90
Stanton.
131
Depeyster 70
71
Ludlow
103
105
Houstoun
156
Maiden-lane 75
76
Essex
119
121
Fletcher 77
78
Church of Epiph.
130
SULLIVAN.
RighL
Burling-slip 87
88
Norfolk
135
137
Fulton 93
m.
Suffolk
152
154
Canal
3
Beekman m.
104
Clinton
168
170Grand
21 21
Peck slip 118
151
Attorney
184
186, Watts
46
Dover 160
161
Ridge
20l! Broome
55 553-
Roosevelt, 175
Pitt
217
219SDiing
91 93
James 187
188
Willet
235 239] Prince
129 13Q
OUver 194
195
Sheriff
253
Houstoun
166
RUNNER'S VADE MECUM.
29
Bleecker 202
Chapel
31
33
Beach
24 26
Amity, say 240
Hudson
52
Laight
Canal
78 60
TEMPLE.
THOMPSON.
Grand
p. 80
Liberty ]
Canal
1
Watts
92 94
Cedar
Grand
19
21
Broome
108 110
Thames
Broome
45
47
Dominick
122 124
Spring
31
83
Spring
134 136
TENTH.
Prince
c.
Vandam
154
Avenue 6th 1
Houstoun
164
Charlton
172
Avenue 5th
Bleecker
199
King
187 189
Amity-lane
closed
Hamersley
204 206
Tenth-street communi-
Amity
233
Downing
208 210
cates directly to the
Fourth
Clarkson, sai
227
North River through
.Amos-st., the name
TOMPKIN
VESEY.
Left:
of which street will at
Grand
Broadway
2
some future day be
Broome
Church
30 32.
changed to Tenth-st.
Delancey
Greenwich
72 72
part being opened to
Rivington
Washington
84 86
the East River.
West
110
TORBERT
THAMES. Right.
Henry
no
No.
VESTRY
Left.
Broadway 1
Madison
Canal
Temple 3 5
Varick
1.
Lumber 1 1
TRYON-RO
Hudson
27'
Greenwich 23
Chatham
Greenwich
47 49
City Hall-pl.
12
Washington
57 59
THEATRE-ALLEY.
West
Ann no No.
TWELFTI
Beekman
Gansevooj);
WALKER.
Chapel
Right.
1
THIRD. Left.
TROY
Church
31 32
Bowery op. G. Jones
Greenwich-lane
Broadway
67
Avenue 2d 33
Fourth
Cortlandt-al.
76 78
Avenue 1st 89
Avenue 8th
Elm
93.
Avenue A
Hudson
Centre
Ill
Avenue B
Greenwich
Orange
125 127
Avenue C 250 253
Washington
Mulberry
141 143
Avenue D 310 313
West
VIott
157 159
Manhattan 328 33U
Elizabeth
174. 176
Lewis 341 343
VANDAM.
Rig
a.
Bowery
187 191
Goerck not built
Macdougal
1
Dhrystie
209 211
Varick
45
47
Forsyth
227 229
THIRTEENTH.
Hudson
74
76
Eldridge
246 248
Opened and regulated
Greenwich
102;
Allen
262 264.
from the North to
Orchard
277 279.
the East River.
vandewate:
L.
June. Division
293
Frankfort
1
Ludlow
294.
THIRTY-SIXTH.
A church at
15
Open from Avenue 8th
Pearl
43
WALL. Right i
to Av«nue 10th.
Broadway
1
VARICK.
Left
New
3 4
THOMAS. Left.
Franklin
2
Broad
8| 10
Church _ 1
North Moore
1.4| William
30HN;
C*
30
LONGWORTH'S NEW-YORK
Hanover
47
Charlton
533 535
Montgomery
596 598
Pearl
61
63
King
549
Gouvemeur
620 622
Water
67
69
Hamersley
565 567
Scammel
630 632
Front
81
83
Clarkson
581
Walnut
687£ 689
South
95
Leroy
Morton
599
615 617
Corlaers
736 738
WALNUT.
Right.
Barrow
631 632
t Irregular.
Henry
1
Christopher
647
Grand
2
A market
WATTS.
Left.
Madison
13
15
'
649
Sullivan
1
Monroe
26
28
Amos
655 657
Varick
27 31
Cherry
45
47
Charles
683 685
Hudson
57^ 59
Water
63
Perry
699 701
Greenwich
75 77
Front
77
Hammond
Bank
717 719
Washington
West
86
WARREN.
Left.
Bethune
Broadway
1
Troy
WAVERLEY
Church
32
34
Jane
Broadway
Chapel
64
66
Horatio
Mercer
Greenwich
96
Gansevoort
Greene
Washington
106
Twelfth
Wooster
West
Avenue 5th
WASH-PLA(
Macdougal
98
WASHINGTO
Lt.
Broadway
Avenue 6th
128 130
Battery-place
1
Mercer
Gay
141 143
Morris
38
40
Greene
Factory
151 153
Rector
97
99
Wooster
Christopher
155
Carlisle
121
123
Grove
170
Albany
131
133
WATER.
Right.
Cedar
145
147
Whitehall
1
WEEHAWE
Liberty
153
155
More
• 5 7
Christopher
Courtlandt
169
17J
Broad
21 23
Amos
Dey
179
181
Coenties-slip
39 41
Fulton
191
193
Cuyler's-alie)
49 53
WEST.
Vesey
205
207
Old-slip
73 77
Albany
Barclay
221
223
Gouverneur-a
1. 93 97
Cedar
1
Robinson
239
241
Wall
115 117
Liberty
4 5
Murray
255
257
Pine
133 135
Cor^landt
31
Warren
271
275
Depeyster
139 141
Dey
38 39
Chambers
285
287
Maiden- lane
153
Fulton
45 m.
Reade
297
297
Fletcher
159 161
Vesey
m. 47
Duane
305
307
Burling-slip
179 181
Barclay, irreg
80
Jay
319
321
Fulton
199 201
Robinson
88 93
Harison
333
336
Beekmant
219 229
Murray
100 101
Franklin
347
Peck-slip
251 257
Warren
107
N. Moore
364
366
Dover
279 281
Chambers
117 118
Beach
377
379
Rooseveltf
321 325
Reade
118
Hubert
398
James-slip
361 363
Duane-square
Laight
414
Oliver
375 379
Duane
120
Vestry
424
Catherine-slir
389 391
Jay
125
Desbrosses
440
442
Market
431 434
Harison, say
136
Watts
454
Pike
470 472
Franklin, say
147
Hoboken
474
Rutgers
514 516
Northmoore,
&c.
Canal
475
477
Jefferson
534
Charlton
532
Spring
493
495
â– Clinton
559
KUNNEH'S vade mecum.
31
WHITE.
Rt.
Delancey
43 45
Duane
241
Chapel
1
Rivingtou
73 75
Pearl
273
Church
35
Stanton
105 107
An alley-
57
59
Houstoun
135
WOOSTEE
. Left.
Broadway
67
Canal
1
Cortlandt-al.
78
80
WILLIAM.
Left.
Grand
31
Elm
96
Stone
1
Broome
55
Centre .
116
Southwilliam
7
Spring
87 91
Orange
136
Beaver
9 11
Prince
w. 129
Exchange
10 10
Houstoun
164 166
WHITEHAI
Exchange-pl.
31 33
Bleecker
187
Marketfield
1
Wall
43
Amity-lane
closed
Stone
15
17
Pine
53 53
Amity
225
Bridge
20
Cedar
61 67
Fourth
237
Pearl
28
33
Liberty
77 79
Washing-pl.
Water
44
Maiden-lane
83 88
Waverley
Front
49
51
John
109 111
Eighth
South
63
Fulton
143 c.
Ann
c. 157
YORK.
Left.
WILLETT.
Left.
Beekman
171 171
St. John's-lane
Grand
]
Spruce
183 185
Chapel
17
Broome
19
21
Frankfort
201 203
LIST OF PIERS.
East Miver.
3,
4,5,
6, 7, 8,
9,
10,
U, 12,
13,
14,
15,16,
17,
18,19,
20,21.
22,
23,
24,
25,
26,
27, 28,
29,
Foot of the Battery, Staten
Island Ferry, ^
Whitehall, South Ferry,
Moore-street,
Broad-street,
Coenties-slip,
Old-slip, ,.
Gouverneur's-lane,
Coffee-house-slip, Wall-st.
Pine-street,
Maiden-lane,
Burling-slip,
Fulton-market,
ry ; Flushing steamboat,)
Beekman-street,
New Haven, Norwich and
New London Steamboat
Lines,
Hartford Steamboat Line,
Peck-slip ; (Williamsburgh
Ferry,)
Dover-street,
Rooseuelt-street,
30,
31, 31,
33,
34.35,
36,37,
38,
39, 40,
41.42,
43,
44,
45,
46, 47,
48.49,
50,
51,
52,
53,
54, 55,
56,
57,
58, 59,
60,
James-slip,
Oliver-street,
Catherine-slip, (Catherine-
ferry, Norwalk & Bridge-
port Steamboat Line,)
Market-street,
Screw dock,
Pike-streetj
Rutgers-street,
Jefferson-st. (Rice Mill,)
Clinton-street , (Tobacco In-
spection,)
Montgomery- street,
Gouverneur-st. (&. Market)
Walnut- street and Ferry,
Corlaer's Hook,
Cherry-street,
Grand-street-Ferry,
Broome-street,
Delancey-street,
Rivington,
Corporation Yard,
Stanton-street.
32
LONG WORTH'S NEW- YORK
Worth River,
Battery-Place, Boston and
Providence Rail Road
Line, and Elizabethport
and Staten Island Ferry,
Rail Road Line for Phila-
delphia, and New Bruns-
wick Steamboat Line,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9,
10,
11,
12,
13,
14,
15,
16,
17,
18,
19,
20,
21,
22,
23,
24,
25,
Charleston Steamb't Line,
Rector-street,
non est
Carlisle-street,
Albany-street,
Line
Cedar-stjeet,
Liberty-street,
People's Steamboat
for Albany,
Hudson River Line Steam-
boats for Albany,
Cortlandt-street and Jersey
City Ferry,
Dey-street,
Fulton-street,
Washington-market,
Vesey-street,
Barclay -street ; Hoboken-
Ferry ; Hudson River
Line Steamboats for Al-
bany,
26,
Robinson-street,
27,
Murray-street,
28,
Warren-street ; Newburgh
Steamboat Line,
29,
Chambers-street,
30,
Duane-street, ,
31,
32,
Jay-street,
33,
Hanson-street,'
31,
Franklin-street,
35,
North Moore-street,
36,
Beach-street,
37,
Hubert-street,
38,
Vestry-street,
39,
Desbrossea-street,
40,
Watts-street,
41,
Hoboken-street Ferry,
42,
Canal-street,
43,
Spring- street,
44,
Charlton-street,
45,
King- street,
46,
Clarkson-street,
47,
Christopher and Hoboken
Ferry,
48,
Amos-street, where the
North River steamboats
touch for passengers,
49,
Charles-street,
50,
Hammond-street,
•51,
Jane-street,
52,
Gansevoort-street,
53,
White- fort.
3$
TABLE OF DISTANCES.
COPIED FROM A NEWSPAPER.
iof a mile.
*
1 mile.
H
lb
11
2
2i
2^
24
3
3$
34
31
4 __.__
k'.WV.
44
43
5
H
54
5|......
6
64
64
6J
7
74
74
7i
8 .....
84
84
8*
9
94
94
From
the City Hall
54.
Rector-street.
Fulton do
Warren do
Leonard do
Canal do
Spring do
Houston do
4th street.
9th do
14th do
17th do
24th do
29th do
34th do
38th do
44th do.
49th do
54th do
58th do
63d do
68lh do
73d do
78th do
83d do
88th do
93d do
97th do
102d do
107th do
112th do
117th do
121st do.
1 26th do
431st do
136th do
140th do
1 45th do
150th do
155th do
34
CHARTER OFFICERS FOR 1839,
ISAAC L. VARIAN, Mayor of the City.
ROBERT H. MORRIS,. Recorder.
Wards.
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Thirteenth -
Fourteenth -
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Aldermen.
J. Phillips Phoenix,
Caleb S. Woodhull,
Egbert Benson,
Benjamin L. Guion,
Robert Smith,
James Ferris,-
Samuel J. Willis,
William Chamberlain,
Thomas G. Talmage,
Elijah F. Purdy,
Monmouth B. Hart,
Abraham V. Williams,
James H. Cook,
Samuel Nichols,
Thomas Lawrance,
Daniel F. Tiemann,
Orville J. Nash,
Assistants.
Calvin Balis,
Barzilla Deming,
Ellis Potter,
Jesse West,
Abel T. Anderson,
Felix O'Neil,
Thomas Conner,
David Vandervoort,
Freeman Oampbell,
Thomas D. Howe,
Charles J. Dodge,
Nathaniel Jarvis, jr.
Cornelius B. Timpson,
John D. Spader,
David Graham, jr.
James Pollock,
Frederick R. Lee.
Abraham V. Williams, President of the Board of Aldermen.
Thomas Bolton, Clerk.
David T. Valentine, Assistant Clerk.
Nathaniel Jarvis, jr. President of the Board of Assistants..
Edward Patterson, Clerk.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Board of Health consists of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Assistant
Aldermen of the City.
Hon. Isaac L. Varian, President.
Thomas Bolton, Clerk.
D. D. Williamson, Treasurer.
HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.
Dr. Wm. Rockwell, Health Officer, Quarantine, Staten Island.
Dr. James R. Manley, Resident Physician.
Dr. J. H. Hart, Health Commissioner.
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Assessors.
Wm. H. Walsh
Win. E. Matthews
Sam'l Gilford, jr.
Elaro Williams
Philip Pietch
John R. McComb
Richard Cook
James Avery
James A. Rich
Rich'd Ten Eyck
Shivers Parker
Robert Grimes
David Lyon
Jas. Y. Gillespie
Collectors.
Oliver (Jobb
Edward T. Backhouse
Garret Forbes
John V. Coon
Elijah P. Horton
John Layden
John Murphy
John Reese
Moses Fargo
Jas. Stansbury u m Tr . . •â–
Gust. A. Goodrich Henr y T " Kiersted
Jos. D. Baldwin _, ,. „. ,
David Sutton Martin Blanck
Jn. C. Matthews
Jeremiah Welsh
Edw. Penny, jr.
Charles Overton
Patrick Doherty
Albert V. Backer
Jedediah H. Sayre
Geo. Ferguson
Daniel Ebbets
George Bowen
Wm. Bruce T , -n ■*»„
tt -iTj- xj Joseph rintton
Henry W . Havens r
John Stewart
Andrew Leary
Henry Palmer Cofn y an Benschoten
Jacob T. Doremus
Wm. Burnham, sen.
John F. Russel
Wm. R. Farrington
Samuel E. Thistle
Constables.
Jacob Driesback
George Fisby
Alfred Roach â–
John Wintringham
Cornelius Allison
Tobias Boudinot
Alexander Jackson
Thomas Reeves
j Joseph Jenkins
\ Samuel Westcott
v James M. Thomas
( Francis E. Powers
( Samuel Jones
( Moses Beam
( Cornelius Annin
( Wm. C. Carpenter
< Benj. D. Wisner
\ James W. Allen
S John Nixon
I John Carpenter
j Robert Kernon
< Azel Freeman
< Henry Force
\ Alex. S. Parker
j Aaron T. Hans
( Daniel Riker
( John J. Stevenson
\ J.. W. Somerindykf
i James Hostin, r.
\ Samuel Young
$ John P. Raymond
\ Elisha Kingsland
( Edward Hostin
( Benj. F. Gamble
STREET INSPECTORS.
Wards.
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Names.
J. Sherman Brovvnell
Lamont Williams
Jesse Foshay
Wm. E. Crooker
Wm. Hoffmire
Constantine Donohue
Andrew Thompson
Stephen Harris
James W. Bush
Wards.
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Names
Robert Crooker
Wm. JEL Waterbury
Martin Woolsey
Moses Brush
James Fogan
Henry Leake
Stephen Mead
Seventeenth Wm.Messerve
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ASSISTANT JUSTICES' WARD COURTS.
Wards.
1st, 2d, 3d, 144 Fulton-street,
Ambrose Kirtland, Judge.
Claiborne Ferris, Clerk.
4th, 6th 5 Duanc-street,
Nicholas C. Everett, Judge.
Jireh Bull, Clerk.
5th, 8th, 14th, 47 Howard-street.
William Wiley, Judge.
Peter See, Clerk.
7th, 10th, 13th, 207 Division-street.
Levi Clark, Judge.
James T. M. Bleakly, Clerk.
9th, 11th, 15th, 17th, 341 Bowery.
William H. Bell, Judge.
James H. Kellum, Clerk.
12th, 16th, Broadway, c. Twenty-fourth-street.
Redwood Fisher and \ t j
Isaac Doughty, Harlem, ^ *=
FIREUIEWS GUIDE.
The City is divided into Five Districts, which are pointed out by the
bell "as follows :
1st district — one stroke of the bell.
2d district — two strokes of the bell.
3d district — three do. do.
4th district — four do. do.
5th district — a continual ringing.
The First District is comprehended by a line from the foot of Muway-
street to the City Hall, and in a line from the N. W. corner of the City
Hall, parallel with the North River to. Twenty-first-street.
The Second District is bounded by the latter line, and a straight line
from the City Hall to Avenue 3d at Twenty-first-street.
The Third District is bounded by the latter, and a line from the Citv
Hall to the East River above the Dry Dock.
The Fourth District is bounded by the latter, and comprehends all
the space between that and the East River, as far down as Frankfort-
street.
The Fifth District is all that part of the city below Frankfort and
Murray-streets.
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