A register of artists, engravers, booksellers, bookbinders, printers & publishers in New York City, 1821-42 9780914930150

Table of contents :
Frontmatter
Introduction (page 7)
The Register (page 13)
The Runner's Vade Mecum [1842] (page 253)
Remarks on the Vade Mecum [1835] (page 269)
Index of Occupations (page 273)

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A REGISTER of Artists, Engravers, Booksellers Bookbinders, Printers & Publishers in New York City, 1821-42

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Pine c. Broadway, 1825-26 Harman n. Market, 1821 g Jones’ Buildings, 1827-8 100 Reed, 1822 53 Cedar c. Broadway, 1829 43 Hudson, 1823-24 78 Cedar c. Broadway, 1830 189 Duane, 1825-26

76 Cedar, 1831-34 490 Broadway, 1827 77 Cedar, 1835-36 302 Broadway, 1828 1 Barclay, 1837-39 97 Crosby, 1829 3 Barclay, 1840-42 74 Greene, 1830-31

. . 85 Mercer, 1833 and calico print cutter. 85 Front, 1824 1 , .

ALCOCK, William, calico printer, calico print engraver 90 Grand, 1832

. 31/2 Spring, 1835

570 Greenwich, 1834

8130 Watts, 1827 , , Sullivan, 1829 1811-20.

315 Greenwich, 1825 96 Canal, 1826

110 Wooster, 1836-37 254 Bowery, 1838

Printer 1821-23, 1830-38; music and bookstore 1824; ap-

10 Watts, 1828 praiser Lomb[ard] Assocliation] 1825-26; agent 1827-29. McKay

_ Allen; Craighead & Allen.

oun rel 1824; calico print engraver 1825; calico print ALLEN, Francis D., Jr., printer. See also Burnett &

ALDER, William, printer. 68 Spring h. 5:70 Greenwich, 1834

52 Monroe, 1832 359 Broome h. 31 Spring, 1835

ALDRICH, James, editor. See also Literary Gazette. 1g Ann h. 339 Houston, 1836

45 Ann h. 75 Anthony, 1839 112 Fulton h. 251 William, 1837 — h. 85 Duane, 1838 ALEXANDER, William, printer. — h. Thompson, 1839

137 Monroe, 1836 100 Division h. 42 Franklin, 1840

THE ALEXANDRIAN. See also William Pearson; te conare at A 6th. 18

William Pearson & Co. 23 Maamibers b. 74 Avenue 00h, 2o42

106 Nassau, 1835 ALLEN, George P., printer. ALFORD, Ed. P., printer. at Bank, 1836

, 139 Broome, 1840

267 Division, 1839. 75 /2 Essex, 1838-39

ALFRED, Edmund P., printer. 179 Orchard, 1841

118 Barrow, 1830 139 Broome, 1842

7 Birmingham, 1831-32 Lacks initial 1836.

46 Sc el, 1834 ALLEN, Ira M., agent of the American and Foreign Bible ALLANSON, John, engraver on wood. See also Smith & Society (q.v.)

Allanson. 350 Broome h. 187 East-Broadway, 1842

183Mercer, Broadway, 1837 . (q.v.) 20 1838 Fine Arts 2 i038 12 Stanton, 1831

359 Broadway, 1836 ALLEN, James P., keeper [American] Academy of [the]

ALLEE, Joseph B., printer. 171 Chrystie, 1834

80 Bowery, 1834 Academy of Fine Arts, 1835 801/2 Bowery, 1835 81/2 Barclay, 1838-41

16 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

ALLEN, James P. (cont.) 8, Barclay, 1833-41

202 Chambers, 1842 “Academy...” before 1833. McKay 1802-20. Carpenter 1831, 1834; keeper academy fine arts 1835; no

occupation 1838-41; frames 1842. AMERICAN AGRICULTURALIST. ALLEN, John, publisher.

36 Park-row, 1842

139 Nassau h. 24 Howard, 1842 AM[ERICAN] & FOR[EIGN] ANT/[I-]SLAV/[ERY] REPORTER.

ALLEN, Joseph, typefounder. 131 Nassau, 1841 43 Wooster, 1829

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. See also

ALLEN, Joseph W., bookseller. Ira M. Allen.

61 Fulton, 1827-31 115 Nassau, 1841

boon initial 1827-28. Merchant of same name is listed 354 Broome, 1842 1836-40.

ALLEN, Luman H., bookbinder. AeRICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. See Ransom G.

84 Maiden-lane h. 123 Greenwich, 1821

rear 84 Maiden-lane, 1822 AMERICAN BAPTIST, weekly.

111 Fulton, 1823 137 Nassau, 1836-37 Fulton Market, 182

‘4 on 124 « ys AMERICAN BIBLE also JosephisHyde; Grocer 1824. McKay 1817-20. “L.SOCIETY. Allen, 64See Pine-street” .:;;’ tion of Master Book-Binders 1822. in index. ALLEN, William N., bookbinder. 20 otelane, 922 121 Water h. 33 Stone, 1823 72 Nassau, 1024-2

listed among the members of the New-York Friendly Associa- John Nitchie; Benajah G. Smith; entry Tract Agents

Perhaps typographical error for “Allender, William N.” (q.v.) 115 Nassau, 1827-42

pe wypoerap "Aa “American Bible Society Depository” 1819-22. McKay

ALLEN, William W., printer. 1819-20,

167 Mott, 1828 AMERICAN BIBLICAL REPOSITORY.

16 Orchard, 1829 89 Nassau, 1840-41 167 Mott, 1830-32 36 Park-row, 1842 160 Mott, 1833-34

32 Norfolk, 1835 AMERICAN ECLECTIC. 31 Fulton h. ——, 1836 36 Park-row, 1842 216 William h. 204 Spring, 1837 AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY. See also Absalom

5 Hague h. ——, 1838-39 Peters.

—— h. 12 Hamersley, 1840 144 Nassau, 1828-31

Lacks initial 1828-29. No occupation 1835. 150 Nassau, 1832-34

ALLENDER, Benjamin, bookbinder. 142 Nassau, 1835

g2 John, 1829 150 Nassau, 1836

ALLENDER, William N., bookbinder. See also William

152 Nassau, 1837

N. Allen. AMERICAN LABOURER. 26 William, 1821-22 go Ann, 1842

256 William, 1824 AMERICAN MECHANIC. Prince n. Greenwich, 1825 27 Ann, 1842 113 Greene, 1826-27

119 Greene, 1828 AMERICAN MISSIONARY REGISTER. See also Zacha-

McKay cites only from the 1822 New-York Friendly Associa- riah Lewis.

tion of Master Book-Binders list. 60 Wall, 1820

ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG. 38 Broad, 1823

116 Nassau, Garden,1825 1824 9 103918 3 8Cedar,

THE AMERICAN. See New York American. McKay 1820.

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS. See also A[MERICAN] M/ONTHLY] MAG[AZINE]. See also

James P. Allen; James Creighton; Lewis Rogers. Charles Fenno Hoffman.

New York Institution, Chambers, 1818-31 35 Wall, 1835

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 17 AMERICAN MUSEUM. See also Richard Cornell; John 125 Ludlow, 1833 Fursman; Emile Guillaudeu; Museum (Scudder’s); 64 Mott, 1834-36, 1840-42

Benjamin G. St. John; John Scudder. Also “Elizabeth, widow of Abraham” 64 Mott 1839-41. New York Institution, Chambers c. Broadway, ANDERSON, Abraham B., printer. See also Abraham

1817-29 Anderson; Thaddeus Anderson.

Broadway c. Ann, 1830-31 64 Mott, 1837-38

220 Broadway, 1840-42

222 Broadway c. Ann, 1833-36 Lacks initial 1832-36.

“American Museum (Scudder’s)” 1830-36. McKay 1817-20. ANDERSON, Adam, bookbinder. 56 Cedar, 1832

AMERICAN MUSICAL JOURNAL. ANDERSON, Alexander, engraver and M.D.

24S AMeES, 1035 362 Greenwich, 1821

AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL. 62 Provost, 1822

35 Wall, 1833-35 8 Provost, 1823 132 Nassau, 1836 474 Broome, 1824-27 30 Wall, 1837 279 Broome,McK 1828-42 -1820.

AMERICAN REPERTORY. emey somes

gi Reade, 1841-42 ANDERSON, Andrew, printer.

248 Greenwich, 1826-31 AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION DEPOSITORY. See 242 Greenwich, 1832-36

Sunday School Union Depository. Mariner 1827-36.

AM|ERICAN]| TEMPERANCE UNION. ANDERSON, Charles, bookbinder.

Spruce c. Park-row, 1838 103 Murray, 1834-36.

8 Beekman, 1839-42 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman

AMERICAN TRACT MAGAZINE. 150 Nassau, 1835-42 ANDERSON, Henry, printer. Book-Binders 1835.

29 Ann, 1835-38

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY. See also John A. Ackley; A j nt

Rev. Ornan Eastman; William A. Hallock; Harlan vy Elm St a8 prinver. Page; Jesse Talbot; entry Tract Agents in index. 99 him treet, 1020-22

87 Nassau c. Spruce, 1826 144 Nassau c. Spruce, 1827-31

25, Water, 1823 Ferry c. Gold, 1824-28

150 Nassau c. Spruce, 1833-42 53 Elm,2621829-31 Delancey, 1832-35 AMERMAN, John W., printer. McKay 1820.

37 ANDERSON, 27 Hester, Pine h.1838-39 37 Hester, 1840-41Robert, 47: printer.

o musa » 1042 85 Front, 1821 |

60 William h 3 130 William, 1820

AMES, Daniel F., miniature and portrait painter. 263 William, 1822-23

67 Liberty, 1831 rear 17 Rose, 1824-25

98 Fulton, 1832 rear 15 Rose, 1826 13 Beekman h. 159 Greene, 1833 150 Bowery, 1827-30 152 Broadway, 1838-39 216 Bowery, 1839

70 Nassau, 1841-42 Printer 1820-27, 1839; grocer 1828-29; tavern 1830. McKay “Dan F.” 1841-42. Miniature painter 1831, 1838-39, 1841-42; 1820. portrait painter 1832-33. ANDERSON, Thaddeus, printer. See also Abraham

Amory, Peter B., books. Anderson; Abraham B. Anderson. 19 Peck-slip h. 1 Avenue C, 1840 64 Mott, 1842

—— h. 44 Pike, 1841 ANDERSON & SMITH, printers. See also Alfred S.

— h. 312 Bowery, 1842 Smith. Clerk 1841-42. 17 Ann, 1833

ANDERSON, Abraham, printer. See also Abraham B. 34 Ann, 1834-35

Anderson; Thaddeus Anderson. ANDREW, Henry, bookbinder. 341 Cherry, 1832 57 Mott, 1836-37

18 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

ANDREWS, Alexander J., engraver. 201 Varick, 1834 128 Fulton, 1838 Appears as cartman at various addresses 1823-24, 1828; no ANDREWS, H bookbinder.

occupation 1834.

_ Hester i8e0 ail APPLEGATE, William, printer. See also Lewis Applegate.

ANDREWS, John C., printer. 240 Hudson, 1827

40 Thompson, 1829 225 Spring, 1828

ANELLI, Francisco, portrait and historical painter. 245 Spring, 1829

74 Chambers, 1836 1832-35 74 Chambers c. Broadway, 1838-39 261 Hudson, 1836-37

257 Hudson h. 51 Vandam, 1831

362 Broadway, 1840

8x Broadway, 1842 h. 261 Hudson, 1838 S08 TONEY) Ae156 —Nassau h. Brooklyn, 1839 17 Ann, 1840-41 Francesco” 1836; “Anelli, F.” 1842.

ANNESS, Samuel, wood engraver. — h. Clinton-hotel, 1842 58 Anthony, 1825 “William, Jr.” 1828-29. Steam presses and general printing

74 Charlton, 1829 office 1842.

“Annass” 1829. APPLETON, Daniel, books. ANNIS, Joseph, books. 151 Water, 1827 74 Wall h. 102 Houston, 1828 101 Beekman, 1835 325 Pearl, 1836 18 Exchange Place h. ——, 1829 Boardinghouse 2835, Beckman ° Theatre-all 18 nC. ey h. ——,h1831 ANSTICE, Henry, stationer. See also Betts & Anstice. 3 Beekman h. ——, 1832

214 Broadway, 1830-31 200 Broadway h. ——, 1833 151 Pearl, 1834 — h. 466 Houston, 1834-1841 24 Nassau c. Cedar, 1836 — h. 147 Macdougal, 1842 27 Nassau c. Cedar, 1837-39 “& Co.” 1833-42. Merchant 1827-30.

oo , Appleton.

‘7 119 Frond wba 1840-41 APPLETON, William H., books. See also William M.

No occupation 1830-31, 1834. 200 Broadway h. 466 Houston, 1836 ANTHONY, Edward, daguerreotype. ——,, 1837-41 11 Park-row h. 456 Houston, 1842 —— h. 147 Macdougal, 1842

ANTHONY, Henry L., printer. es ses

“William M.” 1836-37.

1 Leonard, 1839 APPLETON; William M., printer. See also William H. ppieton.

AN 8 Beclona BEACON. 107 Murray, 1835 108 Beekman, 1 9 APPRENTICES’ LIBRARY. See also Stephen H. Lutkins. ANTI-MASONIC REVIEW. See also Henry Dana Ward. Chambers c. Chatham, 1822-24

17 Ann, 1830 2 Chambers, 1825-27

ANTI-SLAVERY MAGAZINE. +2 charbers, 1828-32

3 Spruce, 1836 32 LTOSDY) 1933" 42

143 Nassau, 1837-38 ARCHDEKIN, William, printer.

Entries read Anti-Slavery Magazine: Record 1837 and 16 Church, 1834 Anti-Slavery Magazine: Examiner 1838.

ARCHER, James, engraver.

APPLEBY, Gotlieb, printer. 4 Wall, 1831

’ 107 Mott, 1830

Oba Hudwon te ARESON, Richard, bookbinder. See also next entry.

gate. entry.

78 Hamersley, 1837 rear 102 Mott, 1832

APPLEGATE, Lewis, printer. See also William Apple- ARISON, Richard H., [bookbinder]. See also previous

201 Varick, 1830 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman

257 Hudson h. ——, 1831-33 Book-Binders 1835.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 19 ARMOUR, Jacob D. L. M., printer. ARTHUR & MILLER, bookbinders. See also James

22 N. Moore, 1826-27 Arthur; John C. Miller. 127 Hester, 1828 29 Ann, 1836 238 Bowery, 1830-33 ASH, Robert, printer.

221 18341825 . ar Bowery, g2 Liberty, 270 Division, 1835

61 Cedar, 1826 396 Bowery, 1836 No occupation 1826. 284 Rivington, 1837-42

Lacks initials 1826-27; “Jacob L. M.” 1830. ASHKETTLE, William, bookbinder.

ARMSTRONG, Benjamin F., compositor. 132 wowsMott 1836-37

D. 18 27 Pine h.———,, 1838-39 12AAVENUE Wy O40°42 h. 246 Grand, 1840-41

ARMSTRONG, James D., printer and publisher. 60 William h. ——, 1842

84 Pearl, 1822 “Askettle, W.” 1836.

67 Ann, 1826 ASHLEY, Joseph, bookbinder. 258 Delancey, 1830-31

1 ee 51 Roosevelt, 1822

205 Division, 1832

Publisher 1822; printer 1826, 1830-32. ASHMAN, John, printer. See also Young & Ashman.

caqe . 87 Nassau h. Eldridge n. Stanton, 1821-22 ARMSTRONG, William, printer. . 18 2025 —— 186 h. 186 Eldridge, 1823 22Gold. MONE Eldridge, 1825 ARMSTRONG, William C., editor [of] Spy. 4 Caroline, 1828

60 William, 1826 196 Wooster, 1829 1“W.C.” Chambers, 1828 114 Laurens, 1831 1826. Editor 1826. 8 Macdougal, 1832

ARMSTRONG, William C., printer. wy 1821.

174 Hester, 1837 ASHTON, Samuel, printer.

rear 38 Rutgers, 1838-39 37 Mulberry, 1835-36 ARNAULD, Peter J., professor of penmanship. 80 Orange, 1837

80 Anthony, 1834 ASK, Joseph E., printer. 1

ARNOLD, Effingham W., printer. 382 Grand28fh 5582 Grand, 1841 Columbia, 1842 12 Essex, 1831

116 East-Broadway, 1832-34 ASLEY, John, printer.

118 East-Broadway, 1836 31 Watts, 1840 118 Broadway, 1837-39 70 Vandam, 1841-42

118 East-Broadway, 1840-41 ASTEN, Mason, artist. ARNOLD, George, portrait painter. 132 Mott, 1841

3 Rutgers, 1833 ASTLE, Elijah, engraver. 111 Monroe, 1834 3 Bethune, 1832 159 Houston, 1836 Charles n. West, 1833 143 Division, 1837-38 ARTHUR, b;A ; ATKINSON, Benjamin, copperplate printer. James, bookbinder. See also Arthur & Miller. 305 Bleecker, 1834-39

g130Rhynders, 1822 75 Y Essex, 1842 Grand, 1823-24 Name also appears baskets, 343 Grand 1841. 13 Crosby, 1827

16 Crosby h. 60 Prince, 1828 ATLAS. See also T. D. Porter; Porter & Prescott; Eustis

— _ h. 229 Orange, 1829-31 C. W. Prescott; Sunday Morning Atlas.

rear 93 Gold h. ——, 1832 20 Wall upstairs, 1829

15 Ann h. ——, 1833-35 16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1830-32

29 Ann h. ——, 1836 205 Broadway, 1833

13 Union-court, 1839 13 Ann, 1834

Bookseller 1833 [probable error]. McKay cites 1822 New-York 162 Nassau, 1841-42 Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders list with address The 1841-42 entries read “The Atlas” and are alphabetted

of 191 Chatham. under “T”.

20 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

ATTREE, William H., editor. BABCOCK, Nathan, paper. See also Elliot, Burnap &

29 Ann h. 47 John, 1839 Babcock.

— h. 109 Nassau, 1840 5 Burling-slip h. 9 Third, 1838-39 21 Ann h. 23 Ann, 1841 —— h. Tenth n. Avenue 2nd, 1840

129 Nassau h. 68 Gold, 1842 — h. 164 Tenth n. Avenue 2nd, 1841 —— h. 176 Tenth n. Avenue 2nd, 1842

ATWILL, Joseph F., music store.

137 Broadway, 1833 BACH, Michael, bookbinder.

201 Broadway, 1834 94 Henry, 1827

—h.11 nklin, - ; names. —h°a»Franklin 1872 * 274 Greenwich, 104 Listed among additional1838

a 53 roster 835°37 | BACHE, Andrew, bookbinder.

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ATWOOD. See also Treadway & Atwood, law publish- BACHE, George P., bookseller.

ers. 417 Broadway h. 469 Broadway, 1834 178 Greenwich h. 53 Cortlandt, 1835

aoe Banca eee engraver. —— h, 268 Greenwich, 1836-38

151 Fulton, 1841-42 —- b. ood Fulton, 1840

Lacks initial 1838-40. —— h. 204 W. Nineteenth, 1841-42 AUDUBON, John W., portrait painter. Bookseller 1834; no occupation 1835; broker 1836-42.

, , Family M ne.

86 White, 1840-41. BACHELER, Origen, editor and publisher. See also AULD. Wilberforce. cameo cutter Bacheler & Redfield; Bacheler’s Religious Magazine;

17 Greenwich-lane, 1841 763 Bro: adway, 1892

123 Fulton h. 24 Tenth, 1842 222 William h. 325 Broadway, 1833

AUSTIN, Galen L., printer. 45 Ann h. 38 Beach, 1834

216 William, 1830-32 132 Nassau, 1835 “L. G.” 1830; “G. L. & Co.” 1831. 145 Delancey, 1841 53 Forsyth 1842

AUSTRAYTZ, Frederick, printer. “Bacheller” 1841-42. No occupation 1832, 1834-35; editor

321 Greenwich, 18 25 1833; publisher 1841-42.

BACHELER & REDFIELD, Family M. .v.) § AXFORD, John, printer, bookseller and stationer. also Origen Bacheler. Family Magazine (q.v.) See

113 Nassau, 1833

33 Catharine, 1832 45 Ann, 1834

118 Broadway & 136 Spring, 1834 BACHELER’S RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE. See also Origen

118 East-Broadway, 1837 Bacheler. 40 Watts, 1838 132 Nassau, 1835

170 Bowery, 1839 ; ;

185 Bowery, 1840-41 BACON, George, music store. See also Dubois & Bacon;

168 B owery, 1842 Dubois, Bacon & Chambers. stationery 1841-42. 149 Broadway h. _, 1827-28 3

Printer 1832-34, 1837-39; news office 1840; books and 1 Mercer, 1825-26

167 Broadway h. ——,, 1829-30

AYMAR. See also Shaw & Aymar, books. — h. 17 Crosby, 1831-37

285 Broadway h. ——, 1838-40

AYMAR, James M., bookbinder. See also Ketcham & 164 Centre h. ——, 1841-42

nnd ee Varick. 1821 No occupation 1825-1833. 27 Chrystie, 1822-26 BADGER, Barber, editor and printer. See also Weekly

19 Forsyth, 1827 Messenger, Badger’s.

37 Elizabeth, 1828-29 15 King, 1828-31

172 Walker, 1830-31 17 Ann h. 15 King, 1832 384 Pearl, 1832-36, 1838 15 King, 1833-34

Grocer 1821-23. 17 Ann h. 15 King, 1835

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 21

100 Nassau h. ——, 1836 BAKER, John, artist. “B. Badger” 1828-31. Printer 1833; editor Christian Advo- Avenue 3rd c. Ninth, 1832 cate 1828-31; Weekly Mess/enger] 1832; editor 1834-36. 350 Houston, 1835-39, 1841

9254 Vc 3 Crane. 19)/2 Cortlandt, 1833 Pearl. 18 42 Broadway, 1834 15°8Pearl, 104i

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ADGE h W., miniat inter.

B moe sow W., miniature painter BAKER, CRANE & Co., books. See also Stephen M.

303 Broadway 1835 BAKEWELL, Robert, teacher of drawing.

82 Liberty, 1836 16 Cortlandt, 18 164 Broadway, 18 yp ie33

4 ¥, 1937 Fourth, 1834

BADGER, Stephen, printer and grocer.

58 Pearl Seo P st BALCH, V., engraver. See also Balch, Stiles & Co.;

8= Bancker, 1821 Balch, Stiles, Wright & Co.

McKay 4 Wall, 1827-281829-30 _ 34 1820. Merchants’ Exchange, “Catherine, widow of Stephen, victualler” 105 Anthony 1824. 9g Wall, 1826

BAGE, William, modeller. 42 Merchants’ Exchange, 1831 152 Broadway, 1825-26 34 Merchants’ Exchange & g Wall, 1832 BAILEY, James, printer. 34 Merchants’ Exchange, 1833

328 Broome, 1833 “& Co.” 1833. BAILLEUL, George, printer. BALCH, STILES & Co., engravers. See also V. Balch; 36 Anthony, 1833-34 Samuel Stiles. “Baliel” 1833. 4 Wall, 1828 BAILLIE, James, artist. 34 Merchants’ Exchange, 1829-30

100 Gold, 1841 BALCH, STILES, WRIGHT & CoO., engravers. See also 165 Spruce h. Avenue 4th c. Twentieth, 1842 V. Balch; Samuel Stiles; Neziah Wright. McKay lists a portrait painter of this name, 1807-09. Also ’ . picture framer 37 Anthony 1838; 148 Leonard 1839. 34 Merchants’ Exchange, 1831-32 BAKER, Benjamin A., writer. BALD. See Draper, Underwood, Bald & Spencer,

158JSpring, 1841 engravers. N t Th 842.

ome aso appears 2s promprer 235 Thompson ee BALDWIN, Charles N., printer, bookseller, stationer,

BAKER, Alfred E., lithographer and artist. publisher and stereotyper. See also Morning

49 Maiden-lane, 1833 Chronicle. 32 Ann h. 47 Frankfort c. Gold, 1834 1 Chambers c. Chatham, 1821-24 169 Broadway, 1835 7o Frankfort h. c. Rose, 1825

8 Wall h. 47 John, 1836 —— ., 1826

—— h. 37 Frankfort, 1837 5 William h. 58 Roosevelt, 1827

— h. 28 Dey, 1838 225 Canal h. 196 Hudson, 1829 — h. 1 Whitehall, 1839 ig Chatham, 1830-31 — h. 19 John, 1840 12 Frankfort h. 38 Catharine, 1832 —— h. 100 Chambers, 1841 5 Chatham-square h. Spring c. Mott, 1833 17 Cedar h. ——, 1842 65/2 Bowery, 1834-36

Lacks initial 1833. Artist 1833-34 only. 250 Grand, 1837

BAKER, David, books. 246 Grand, 1838 , , 1: 6 Chatham. 1828 Printer of almanac inserted in Longworth’s Directory 1821; 7 » 153 printer & bookseller 1822; printer 1823-25, 1829, 1832-38;

; stereotyper 1826; publisher Mo/rning] Ch[ronicle] 1827; printer

BAKER, George A., miniature painter. & stationer 1830-31. McKay 1811-20. 99 Ludlow, 1829

106 Essex, 1835 BALDWIN, Edmund, books. 99 Ludlow, 1836-40 180 East-Broadway, 1840

16 Lispenard, 1841 102 Broadway, 1841 26 White, 1842 155 Broadway, 1842 No occupation 1829, 1835-38. McKay 1819-20. No occupation 1840.

22 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

BALDWIN, Joseph W., typefounder. BANCKER, Herman, printer.

52 Leonard, 1828-29 57 Gold, 1839

parison n. Greenwich, 1830 HW ; BANCKER, John, printer.

so “Ann, widow of Josep .” 42 Harison 1831; 221 Hudson 1832, 1834-41. 125 Delancey, 1827 1 Elizabeth, 1828-29

BALE, James, engraver. See also Bale & Smith; Wright No occupation 1827.

& Bale. BANCROFT, Hermon, books. See also Monson Bancroft.

—— h. 112 Orange, 1834-39 9

68 Nassau h. 181 Hester, 1832-33 389 Broadway, 1837

96 Fulton h. ——, 1840-42 BANCROFT, Monson, books and stationery. See also Hermon Bancroft; Bancroft & Holley.

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BALE & SMITH, engravers. See also James Bale; 403 Broadway, 1828-30

68 Nassau, 1835-39 Bookstore 1828-30; books & stationery 1831-34, 1836-37. 96 Fulton, 1840-42 1835 entry continues “and piano-forte, music, prints, and fancy store, 395 Broadway”.

BALETTA, Anthony, image maker. See also Antonie BANCROFT & HOLLEY, bookstore. See also Monson Bellette; Antony Bilety.

iW 3 Bancroft; George Broadway, W. Holley. 124 Harman, 1023 8 Astor-house, 1836

BALIEL, George. See George Bailleul. Entry continues “and music store, 395 Broadway”.

BALL, John S., engraver. BANGS, Lemuel, stationer. See also M’Elrath & Bangs.

168 Harman. 1826 85 Chatham h. 48 Rivington, 1829 85 Chatham, 1831 BALL, W.S., engraver. — h. 48 Rivington, 1832

168 Harman, 1826 —— h. 225 Henry, 1833

BALL, William, printer. 29 Ann h. 148 Eldridge, 1834 67 Grand, 1840 196 Broadway h. 1214/2 Crosby, 1840

69 Grand, 1839 » 1835 63 Grand, 1841 18411842 3 , —— h. 35 Seventh, BALLARD, William, printer. “Samuel” 1829. No occupation 1840-42.

go Vandam, 1834 BANGS, Rev. Nathan, Methodist bookstore. See also

BALLOU, Leonard S., bookbinder. See also Ballou & Bangs & Emory; Bangs & Mason.

Freeman; Burlock & Ballou. 2 Chatham-Square h. 59 Spring, 1821

50 Fulton, 1835 5 Chatham-square, 1822 —— h. 206 Clinton, 1836 59 Spring, 1823

374 Pearl h. 11 Lewis, 1837 92 Eldridge, 1824-25 h. 84 Suffolk, 1838 13 Crosby h. 44 Rivington, 1826 h. 92 Suffolk, 1839 14 Crosby h. 48 Rivington, 1827-33 16 Spruce h. , 1840 200 Mulberry h. ——, 1834 h. 3441/2 Grand, 1841-42 —— h. 14 Crosby, 1835

No occupation 1835. 14 Crosby, 1836 121/, Crosby, 1837-40

BALLOU & FREEMAN, bookbinders. See also Leonard S. No occupation 1821-25; Methodist bookstore 1826-33; books

Ballou; Isaac E. Freeman. 1834-35; D.D. 1837-40. 374 Pearl, 1837-39 BANGS, Samuel, bookseller. See Lemuel Bangs.

BANCKER, Abraham, bookbinder. See also Abraham BANGS & EMORY, Methodist bookstore. See also

Banker. Nathan Bangs; John Emory. go Canal, 1830 13 Crosby, 1825-26 131 Walker, 1831 14 Crosby, 1827-28

133 Chapel, 1832-33 1825-26 entries among additional names.

°°ame Hester, 1834 bas3boatman 1 3 BANGS & news MASON, Methodist also appears 1822-23; collector 1824- . bookstore. See also

28, 1838-39; newsboatman 1835-37. Also “Sarah Ann, widow of Nathan Bangs; Thomas Mason.

Abraham” 78 Reade 1835. 55 Fulton, 1823-24

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 23

Bancker. 576 Pearl, 1832 558 Pearl, 1828-29 BARKER, David R., portrait painter. 1841. 243 Broadway, 1838

BANKER, Abraham, bookbinder. See also Abraham BARINGTON, John, portrait painter. 49 Anthony, 1827

Also “Mary widow of Abraham, grocer” 44 Leonard 1838-39, 23 Chambers, 1836

BANKS, David, law bookseller. See also Gould & Banks. 550 Pearl, 1839-40

Nassau c. Ann, 1821-22 73 Chambers h. 44 Warren, 1841 Nassau c. Spruce, 1823 “Barker, ——” 1838-40. Artist 1841. — h. 30 North Moore, 1824-31

— h. 36 North Moore, 1832-33 BARKER, John, [publisher]. See also Barker & Thomp146 Nassau h. ——, 1834 son. 144 Nassau h. ——, 1835-40 55 Nassau h. 35 Watts, 1835

—— h. 121 Bleecker, 1841-42 48 Nassau h. 12 Watts, 1836

partnerships. ea:

Law bookseller 1822-24, 1841-42; attorney 1821, 1825-40; 52 Nassau h. 74 Greene, 1837 law books 1841-42. McKay lists 1819-20 and notes other 53 Nassau h. 15 Mulberry, 1838 93 William h. ——, 1839

BANNISTER, Ridley, printer. 122 Nassau h. ——, 1840

122 Walker, 1834 — h. 81 Hamersley, 1841

8 Lispenard, 1835-36 — h. 15 Mulberry, 1842

BAPTIST ADVOCATE. Pocketbooks 1835-42. 122 Nassau, 1839-42

BARKER, John, stationer.

BAPTIST, Anthony, printer. 5 Arcade, 1829 39 Warren, 1821 16 Maiden-lane, 1830 14 Forsyth, 1824, 1826-27 241 Canal, 1834 19 Forsyth, 1828

14 Forsyth, 1829-32 BARKER & THOMPSON, publishers. See also John 24 Eldridge, 1841 Barker. Waiter 1821; no occupation 1824, 1829-32. 122 Nassau, 1842 BAPTIST, Anthony, Jr., printer. See also Kingsland &

Baptist. BARNARD, Arthur 1825 H., printer. 241 Walker, 1829 37 James, 352 Lombardy, 1830 15 Mott, 1828 g1 Reade, 1833 341 Cherry, 1829 65 Montgomery, 1834 244 Division, 1831-37

115 Fulton h. 231 Walker, 1835 610 Water, 1839 233 Walker, 1836-37 Lacks initial 1825, 1828-29, 1831-32, 1839.

BARBAUD, Augustus, portrait painter. BARNARD, Elisha W., bookbinder. 71 Fulton, 1821

28 Leonard, 1828

BARBER, Nathaniel, engraver. 59 Broome, 1831

gi Hamersley, 1841 8 Willett, 1835

BARBER, William S., [bookbinder]. 2 Tompkins, 1836 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 35 Broome, 1837 Book-Binders 1835. Collector 1835-37.

BARBOUR, Francis, miniature 164 Broadway, 1835 D.: painter. .

BARNARD, John T., copperplate printer. See also King,

327 Broadway, 1836 Barnard O’Brien. , 131 Fulton h. 426 & Cherry, 1837

BARCLAY, Henry, paper warehouse. 13 John h. ——, 1838

416 Spruce, 1836-37 68 Allen, 1839 Spruce (upstairs), 1838-39 38 Oak h. 124 Cherry, 1840 16 Spruce, 1840 66 Dey h. 4 Orchard, 1841 13 Spruce, 1841-42 Grocer 1841.

24 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

BARNARD, Richard, stationer. BARNEY, James W., colorer.

29 Ann, 1836 55 Mercer, 1842

3 3 [ican]

56 no 837 °. BARNUM, Phineas T., books. = Goldte“1Ba o41011/2 39 52 Frankfort, 1835 a3 Sor ‘Bao Bowery, 18391841 Dpruce, 154 137 Nassau h. 5 Essex, O

BARNARD, William, typecaster. 220 Broadway h. 75 Duane, 1842

2 Gold, 1821 Boardinghouse 1835; blacking 1839; books 1841; Amerlican

BARNARD, Willi i . . vos Cross “830 S., engraver BARR, Joseph K., printer. Museum 1842.

Clinton Hall h. ——, 1831 95 rays _

32 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1832 dh 702 3 —— h. 183 Hester, 1833 4+ 3 On. 793° P 34 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1834 "Di 3 vee 1832 32 Merchants’ Exchange h. 191 Broome, 1835 *EINISION, 2933

4 Spruce h. ——, 1836 157 South h. Cherry, 1834 89 Nassau h. 189 Broome, 1837 B m 68 wey) 1835

——Norfolk, h. 152 Delancey, 1838 20 Fo, ee 3 49 1839 *3 orsyt » 1°39 7 Delancey, 1841 Tontine h. 13 Forsyth, 1840-42

258 Henry “1842 Lacks initial 1830. y]

No occupation 1841. 1842 entry among additional names. BARSTOW, John, printer.

BARNARD, Woolcott, bookbinder.Henry, 35 1836 ¥ 183

139 Maiden-lane, 1827 BARSTOW, Joshua, printer.

6 Willett, 1830 83 East-Broadway, 1837-39 27 Hester, 1840

BARNDOLLAR, John S., bookbinder. 241 Walker, 1837-38 BARTLETT. See also Lord & Bartlett, publishers.

238 Walker, 1839-42 BARTLETT, Caleb, circulating library, bookseller, card

; manufacturer, paper warehouse, and stationer. See

BARNES, open, Primer: also Richard Bartlett; Samuel Bartlett; Bartlett &

39 , 78 Bowery, 1823-25

‘ y Chambers. 1892 Ely; Bartlett & Raynor.

BARNES, Daniel, printer. 76 Bowery, 1826-33 272 Greenwich, 1825 71 Fulton h. 76 Bowery, 1834

98 Wall, 1826 —— h. 318 Broome, 1835 106 Canal, 1828 — h. 365 Fourth, 1836-40 134 Canal 1829 74 Fulton h.. ——, 1841

126 Liberty, 1830 225, Pearl h.365 Fourth, 1842

173 Chambers, 1831 Circulating library 1823-24; bookseller, card & sand paper No occupation 1825, 1829; broker 1826; printer 1828; manuf[acturer] 1825-26; bookseller and card manuflacturer]

accountant 1820-21 , 95 »P , 1827-31; card manuflacturer] 1832-33; paper warehouse, card,

) °9 °

39-32: and glass paper manufacturer 1834; no occupation 1836-41;

BARNES. Edward L print er stationer 1842. Full page advertisement 1825.

55 Nassau h. 55 Ann, 1830 BARTLETT, Horatio S., editor.

BARNES, Jackson, [bookbinder]. 0 ee 37

Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 4 N ‘i 3 1840-41 Book-Binders 1835. 156 Nassau h. 146 Perry, 126 Fulton c. Nassau, 1842

17 Ann h. 14 Walker, 1840 _ ;

BARNETT, Edward, editor. Appears without middle initial as “sub-editor” 1837-39. 1 Beekman h. 511 Broome, 1841 BARTLETT, Jason R., miniature and portrait painter.

Name also appears 1835-39, 1842. 14 Bowery, 1828

39 John, 1829-30

BARNETT, Joseph, printer. 209 William, 1831-32

rear 111 Reade, 1839-41 “J. R.” 1828.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 25 BARTLETT, John R., [bookseller]. See also Bartlett & BARTLETT & WELFORD, booksellers and importers.

Welford, booksellers and importers. See also John R. Bartlett; Charles Welford.

——.,, 1838 a4: . 2 Astor-house, 1840 Del 9g

66 Pine h. 124 Hudson, 1836 2 Astor-house, 1840

—— h. 22 Vesey, 1837 229 Broadway, 1841-42

h. 466 Houston, 1839 BARTLEY, William G. C., copperplate printer. 350 Grand, 1837-39

. . Lacks initials 1842.

229 Broadway h. 136 Prince, 1841-42 *93 © ancey, r042 No occupation given.

BARTON, Samuel K., straw hats. See also Barton &

BAR John S., Albion office (q.v.) Hemming, xylographers.

oT, 1 “Be 1623-24 47&Division, 1834-35 1 fine, 1925 g Wall 47 Division, 1837-38 2 Pine, 1826 47 Division, 1839-42 g and 11 Jones’ Buildings, 1827-28

53 Cedar, 1829 BARTON, William, printer. See also William Barton, Cedar c. Broadway h. 134 Greenwich, 1830 Jr.

— h. 38 Cortlandt, 1831 33 Chapel, 1840-41

—h. 166h.Duane, 481834White, 1833 ay: . ays PARTON: William, Jr., printer. See also William Bar-

76 Cedar h. 49 Fourth, 1832 1841 entry continues “:fruits 1221/2 Fulton”.

77h.Cedar h. 41 Warren, 1835 133 Prince, 1836 124 Fulton h. 33 Chapel, 1842

1 Barclay h. ——, 1837-38 BARTON & HEMMING, xylographers. See also Samuel

3 Barclay h. ——, 1839-40 K. Barton; Richard Hemming. — h. 141 Wooster, 1841-42 g Wall, 1837-38 “J. S.” 1823-26; additional designation as M.D. 1842. No i. occupation 1823-34; Albion office 1835-42. BARTOW, Edgar J., commission merchant. See also all other entries for Bartow.

BARTLETT, Richard, bookseller. See also Caleb Bart- 7 Burling-slip, 1836-42

aa bowery Bartiett -h.316 Rayner: 3 “George and Edgar” 1837-40; “& Co.” 1841-42. No occupa70 Broome, 1833-35 tion 1536.

3 Be 318 ee ome, 1836 BARTOW, George A., bookseller and commission mer319 PTOOME, 1937 chant. See also all other entries for Bartow. BARTLETT, S. M., & Co., circulating library. 250 Pearl, 1822-23

70 Bowery, 1822 7 Burling ship h.—,Brooklyn, 1828 1831-40

BARTLETT, Samuel, circulating library. See also Caleb “William & George” 1831-36; “George & Edgar” 1837-40.

Bartlett. Bookseller 1822-23; no occupation 1828; commission merchant 1831-40. 78 Bowery, 1819-21 McKay 1819-20. BARTOW, R. & W. & G., booksellers. See also all other entries for Bartow.

PARTE soon. printer. 250 Pearl h. 78 Frankfort, 1823 23 Liberty, 1832

BARTOW, R. & W. A., booksellers. See also all other

BARTLETT & ELY, commission paper warehouse and entries for Bartow. card manufactory. See also Caleb Bartlett; Smith 250 Pearl h. 78 Frankfort, 1821-22

Ely. Ful - McKay 1818-20.

i ul Mo ae 1835-37; se » 48 without thout bi BARTOW, Robert, bookseller. See also all other entries artle . Ely” occupation as

“Bartlett & Ely” 1838. for Bartow. 347 Pearl, 1820

BARTLETT & RAYNOR, booksellers. See also Caleb 250 Pearl h. 78 Frankfort, 1821-23 Bartlett; Richard Bartlett; H. & S. Raynor; Samuel 47 Fulton h. 84 Frankfort, 1824

Raynor. 7 Burling-slip h. ——, 1825-26

76 Bowery, 1832-36 — h. 33 Beekman, 1827 “Bartlett (R) & S. Raynor” 1832-36. — h. 117 White, 1828

26 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

BARTOW, Robert ( cont. ) Bookstore 1825; editor Ch[ristian] In[quirer] (q.v.) 1826-28; h. 158 Greene, 1829 Pestalozzi Institute] 1829; ed[itor] Evfening] Jour[nal] 1830; no occupation 1831-32, 1837-41; assist(ant] postmaster 1833-36. —— , 1836-37, 1839

23 Chambers, 1841-42 BATES, Joseph T., books. See also Howe & Bates.

No occupation 1824-42. McKay 1820. h. Eighth n. Broadway, 1832 1

BARTOW, Robert & George, paper warehouse and 68'/2 Chatham h. 49 Ludlow, 1834

a . 68 Chatham h. 182 East-Broadway, 1835

Bartow 76Frankfort, Chatham h.East-Broadway, ——, 1836 47 Fulton h. 84 1824 h. 1837 . . — h. 302 East-Broadway, 1838 ——. 1827-30 177 1834-38; Henry, no 1839 , Broker 1832; books occupation 1839. commission merchants. See also all other entries for

7 Burling-slip h. ——, 1825-26

Paper merchants 1824 only.

BARTOW, William & George, commission merchants. BATES, W. D., landscape painter.

See entries for Bart 56 Pump, ;1825 ee also alsoall allother other entries for Bartow.

Burline-slip. 1821-26 205 Elizabeth, 1826 119 Delancey, 1827

7 Burling-slip, 1831-3

for Bartow. 98 Suffolk, 1829; 329entries Nassau, 1822 Nassau, 1823 BATES, William, printer.

BARTOW, William A., bookseller. See also all other 76 Ludlow, 1828

59 Fulton h. 84 Frankfort, 1824 11 Forsyth, 1822

246 Pearl, 1825 88 Division, 1823 240 Pearl h. Jones, 1826 go Division, 1824

9 Burling-slip h. 36 Cortlandt, 1827 5 Forsyth, 1825

—— h. 78 Frankfort, 1828-30 87 Chrystie, 1826 7 Burling-slip h. ——, 1831-36 47 Crosby, 1827-28 N0 ti 8 48 6 Also “Armenia, widow of William” 471814-20. Crosby and various occupation 1922-23; 1931-30. addresses 1829-42. McKay

pas PhOn, 5. - bookseller. William, printer. 104 1024-25 BATES, 79 Murray, 1832

205 Division, 1836 ,

BASSFORD, Harriet, widow of Thomas, books. BATESON, Thomas, bookseller.

37 /2 Grand, 1831 rear 61 Crosby, 1829

No occupation 1831. BATTIN, John, sculptor.

. 211 Bleecker, 1842 78 Hudson, 1832-33 BAUCK & SCHWARTZ, oil paintings.

BATES, Alexander, bookbinder. 142 Amity, 1841 296 Spring, 1831

—— & 298 Spring, 1834 418 Broadway, 1839

China store 1832-34.

BAXTER, Samuel F., printer.

BATES, Barnabus, editor and bookstore. 124 Spring, 1838 | 380 Broadway c. White, 1825 377 Broome, 1839-40 269 Pearl h. 703 Broadway, 1826 270% Mott, 1841 257 Broadway h. g Houston, 1827 213 Grand, 1842

8 Charlton, 1828 _

95 Prince h. 8 Charlton, 1829 BAYLEY, William S., printer. 1 Chatham-square h. ——, 1830 66 North Moore, 1829-31

8 CNariton, 52 38 BEACH, Jared, printing press maker.

e7 Ceoney h 34 31935 88 110 Mulberry, 1818-23 MTeenWICA, Elizabeth, 1824-26 Eighth n. Avenue 5th, 1836-37 112 Elizabeth, 1827-28

15 Nassau h. Clinton-place, 1838 Carpenter 1822-28. McKay 1818-20. —— h. 496 Broadway, 1839

— h. 622 Broadway, 1840 BEACH, John, engraver. , 781 Broadway, 1841 34 Wall, 1840

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 27

BEACH, Moses Y., paper warehouse. John, 1834 156 Nassau h. 15 Elm, 1836-37 27 Dey, 1840-42

21 Ann, 1835 11 John, 1835-39 —— hb. 26 City Hall Place, 1838 BEAUMONT, Trigant de, printer.

— 10 Cityc.Hall Place,h.1839-41 510 Walker. 126h.Fulton Nassau ——, 1842. 9 oT, 1826 193

“M. Y.” 1835. No occupation 1836-42. BEAUMONT & WALLACE, printers. BEACON. 162 Nassau, 1835 479 Pearl, 1837 BECK, Michael, bookbinder.

84 Roosevelt, 1841 110 Mulberry, 1822

It, 18 94Ro MOOSEVells AOG2 BECKERT, Andrew, glass engraver.

h. B 8

BEAN, M. Dudley, books. 501 Broome, 1834 781 Broadway, 1842 BECKWITH, James, printer.

BEARDSLEY, Rensselaer, stationer. 402 Monroe, 1839 100 Broad c. Bridge, 1820-23 BECKWITH, John, portrait painter. 118 Broad h. 472 Greenwich, 1824

116 Broad, 18251826 A ~Sth. 18 37 Water h. 82 Cedar, an » 1042 10 Clarke, 1841

104 Broad, 1827-29 ainter 1541.

76 Broad, 1830 BEDELL, William A., bookbinder.

79 Barclay, 1831 5 Avenue D, 1837-38

“Beardley” 1825. No occupation 1830. McKay lists 1820 31 Pitt, 1839-40 and also cites 1822 New-York Friendly Association Master Delancey. 1841 Book-Binders list. Name also appears withoutofoccupation 7 ¥, 104

among additional names 108 Beekman 1835. 345 Broome, 1842

; Lacks initial 1837-38.

BEASTALL, William, chemist and bookseller.

23 Chatham, 1821-22 BEDFORD, Joseph, printer. 249 Broadway h. 68 Reed, 1823 138 Nassau, 1840

68 Reed, 1824-25 Fulton h. 253 Centre, 1841 34 Gold, 1826 138 Fulton h. 242 Greenwich, 1842 102 Delancey, 1827 Fruits 1840; printer 1841-42. = pe ancey, 1828-29 BEEBE, Samuel, paper. 8 Fulte t :. 45 16 Fulton h. h. 119 Bedford, 1841 14 On, 1031-34 Spruce 120 Bedford, 1842 Chemical manuf[acturer] 1821-22; bookseller 1823; chemist

1824-32; chemist & bookstore 1833-34. BEHR, Charles de, books. See also Behr & Kahl.

BEAT, Joseph, lithographer. 183 Broadway h. 28 Park Place, 1826

7 102 Broadway, 1832-35

62 Cedar, 1831

In additional names.

——, 1827

94 Broadway, 1836-39

BEATTY, Robert, bookbinder. 46 Broadway, 1840

384 Pearl, 1821 No occupation 1826-27; books 1832-33, 1836-40; foreign & 188 Pearl h. 87 Chrystie, 1822-23 English bookstore 1834-35.

Av Ludlow, 1836 BEHR & KAHL, foreign booksellers. See also Charles de 76 Maiden-lane h. 47 Ludlow, 1837 Behr; Frederick Kahl.

47 Ludlow, 1838 129 Broadway, 1825

“and milliner” 1821. Cor[responding] Secretary, New-York 183 Broadway, 1826-28 Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders 1835. , _.

bookbinder 1816-17. ; ; BEAUMONT, Francis, printer. 231 Mulberry, 1836

McKay 1820 at 229 Water; also lists Robert Battey/Batty, 1825 entry among additional names. BELCHER, Morrison, printer.

191 Spring, 1838 , BELL, Frederick W., bookbinder.

BEAUMONT, John P., artist. 33 Ann h. 8 Doyer, 1840

103 Fulton, 1833 32 Ann, 1841-42

28 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 BELL, George H., books. See also Jansen & Bell. 88 Nassau, 1824-25

158 Nassau h. 72 Greene, 1840 146 Fulton, 1826

; 11 Doyer, 1830

— h. 30 Amity, 1841-42 67 Division 1827-29

BELL, George W., printer. Also “Frances, widow of Nathaniel” 14 Doyer and other

38 Ludlow, 1820-21 addresses 1832-38. McKay 1796-1820. Sixth, 1829

13 Sixth, 1830 BELL, Oliver T., printer.

19 Sixth, 1831 39 Eldridge, 1822-24

21 Christopher, 1832 138 Division, 1827

20 Sixth, 1833 ale inte ssaorag lo SOasterinn, pide of Olt 7. 10 Lewis, 1837 269 Delancey, 1838-39 BELL, Theodore W., bookbinder.

Appears with initial in 1833 and 1839 only. McKay lists rear 29 Ann h. 222 William, 1839

without initial 1811-20.

BELL, Thomas J., printer.

BELL, Jared W., printer. 1 Chestnut, 1837 13 Eldridge, 1821

19 Orchard, 1822 BELLAMY, Edward S., printer.

70 Bowery h. 19 Orchard, 1823 28 John, 1821

——, 1824 53 Vesey, 1822

223 Bowery, 1825 131 William, 1823

70 Bowery, 1827 79 John, 1824 —— h. 240 Grand, 1828 36 Rose, 1828

— h. 185 Elm, 1829 53 Liberty, 1829

Ann n. Broadway h. 60 Canal, 1830 76 John, 1830-31

17 Ann h. ——, 1831-32 19 Ann, 1832

—— h. 116 Walker, 1833 16 Church c. Vesey, 1833

— h. 11 Ann, 1834 134 Church, 1834

—— h. 65 Lispenard, 1835 “& boarding house” 1823-24. “Elizabeth, widow of Edward

— h. 120 Moore, 1836 S.” 254 Spring 1835-38. McKay 1817-20.

—— h. 161 Bowery, 1837 BELLAMY, Elisha, printer.

——, 1838 121 Water, 1823 —— h. 135 Prince, 1839

160 Nassau: 21 Ann h. 3 Sullivan, 1840 BELLETTE, Antonie, image maker. See also Anthony

21 Ann h. ——, 1841 Balletta; Antony Bilety. 160 Nassau & 21 Ann, 1842 145 Harman, 1824

Chambers. 134 First, 1829-33

“J. W.” 1821-31. No occupation 1840-42. McKay 1819 at 1 195 Elizabeth, 1827-28

BELL, John, printer’s joiner. 26 Norfolk, 1839-41 295 Pearl, 1821-24 Bem 1824; “Anthony Belletta” 1831-33; “Antonio ellete, figuremaker” 1839-41. 1 Skinner h. 390 Pearl, 1825-26

——, 1827-28 BENDER, Jacob, bookbinder.

—— & 216 William, 1831 a

Cliff n. Hague, 1829-30 256 Greenwich, 1829

114 Cliff, 1832-36, 1838 BENEDICT, Martin, ink powder and sealing wax.

Carpenter 1821-23. 171 Bowery, 1822-24 175 Bowery, 1825 BELL, John G., museum. See also St. John & Bell. 156 Bowery, 1826

252 Broadway, 1839-41 168 Bowery, 1827 293 Broadway, 1842 1681/2 Bowery, 1828 Taxidermist 1840-42. Bowery c. Seventh, 1829 Avenue 3rd n. Seventh, 1830

BELL, Nathaniel, bookbinder. 274 Bowery, 1831-35 12 Ferry, 1820-21 276 Bowery, 1836-42 9 Doyer, 1822 No occupation 1822; ink powder and sealing wax 1823-26; 25 Chestnut, 1823 fancy store 1827-28; watchmaker 1829-42.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 29 BENEDICT, Seth W., publishers. BERARD & MONDON, booksellers. See also John P.

162 Nassau h. 45 Dey, 1833 Bérard; Peter Mondon.

— h. 82 Franklin, 1834-35, 1837 20 Maiden-lane, 1819-28 89 Nassau h. 95 Rivington, 1838 5 Cortlandt, 1829-30

143 Nassau h. ——, 1839 3 Cortlandt, 1831-33 131 Nassau h. ——, 1840 36 Cortlandt, 1834-42

128 Fulton h. ——, 1841 No accent from 1828. McKay 1819-20. — h. 780 Broadway, 1842

“& Co.” 1833-35. BERAULT, Charles, Jr., printer.

BENGOUGH, Richard, artist. 6 Thames, 1836

Hubert, 1842 Sei 14 BERIER, Francis I., translator. BENJAMIN, Park, publisher and editor. 11 Jay, 1820-21

38 Gold, 1837-38 12 North Moore, 1822 1 Ann h. 411 Houston, 1839 20 Harison, 1823-24 30 Ann h. ——, 1840 17 York, 1839 — h. 119 Mercer, 1841 McKay 1818-20. — h. 417 Houston, 1842

Publisher 1837-39; editor 1840-42. BERTEAU, Felix G., books.

BENNETT, James A., printer. 73 Chambers h. 82 Duane, 1840

8 Batavia, 1821 305 Broadway, 1841

38 Stone, 1822 303 Broadway h. 148 Chambers, 1842

“Bennet” 1822. McKay 1818-20. Foreign books 1841-42. BENNETT, James Gordon, editor. BERTRON, Alexander K., books.

h. 61 Broadway, 1831 268 Bowery, 1834

137 Nassau c. Beekman, 1836 451 Broadway h. 268 Bowery, 1838

21 Ann, 1837-40 469 Broadway, 1839-42 — h. 114 Chambers, 1841

125 Fulton h. ——, 1842 BERTWHISTLE, John, printer. See also John Birtwhis-

“James G. editor C&E” 1831. tle.

BENNETT, Thomas, books. 174 Fulton h. 74 Reade, 1830 106 Broadway h. 47 Wooster, 1838 —— h. 55 Crosby, 1831

Probable error for “boots” since shoemaker of this name is

listed 47 Wooster 1837 and a bootmaker at 106 Broadway h. BEST, Charles, printer.

96 Eldridge 1839. 115, Bowery, 1832-33 BENNETT, William, printer. 52 Gold, 1834 71 Mott, 1835-36

10 Lumber, 1838 BETTS, James E., bookseller. See also Betts & Anstice.

8 Lumber, 1839-42 150 William, 1821-24

BENNETT, William James, artist. 93 Fulton —— h. 150 William, 1825 h. go Fulton, 1826-27 g Beekman h. 75 Thompson, 1834-39 285 Broadway, 1840-41

212 Broadway h. ——, 1828-29

Lacks 214SS: Broadway h. ——, 1830 eS NOSmiddl NATE A TOBA — h. 204 William, 1831-32

BENSON, Robert, calico printer. — h. 189 Clinton, 1833 Hudson n. Hamersley, 1826 151 Pearl c. Wall h. ——, 1834

M. —— East-Broadway, — h. h. 221 East-Broadway,1837 1838

BERARD, John P., bookseller. See also Bérard & 214 Broadway h. ——, 1835-36 ondon. 20 Maiden-lane, 1824-28

5 Cortlandt, 1829-30

51 Wall h. ——, 1839-41 14 Wall h. 311 East-Broadway, 1842

3 36Cortlandt, 1831-33 Co.”Merchant 18 ; Merchant 18office lott . o.” 1832, “& 1839-40. 1821-24; lottery Cortlandt, 1834-35, 1838-42 1825-29; bookseller 1830-33, 1835-37; no occupation 1834; “J. P.” 1824-27; no accent from 1828. exch[ange] of|fice] 1838-42.

30 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 BETTS & ANSTICE, booksellers and stationers. See also BISBEE, John, portrait painter and lithographer.

Henry Anstice; James E. Betts. 158 Broadway, 1824

214 Broadway, 1833 157 Broadway, 1825 151 Pearl c. Wall, 1834 8 Provost, 1826-27

Booksellers 1833; stationers 1834. 157 Broadway h. 8 Provost, 1828

BIGELOW, William H., printer. 10 Franklin h. ——, 1829

153 Elm ,c.144 Grand, 1832-33 1 1830-31 Nassau h. 10 Franklin, 1832

BILETY, Antony, image maker. See also Anthony 95 Canal h. ——, 1833

Balletta; Antonie Bellette. 4 John h. 116 Franklin, 1834-36

Thompson n. Spring, 1821 116 Franklin, 1837

BINGHAM, Luther, portrait painter sara iekar toa ibis Beka? seneen eae

5242 Howard, 1838 Broadway 1820.

663 Greenwich, 1842 BISBEE, Lucian J., New Monthly Magazine. See also BINGHAM, Samuel, printer. Bisbee’s New Monthly Magazine.

394 Bowery, 1826 8 Astor-house h. 168 Greenwich, 1841

123 Bowery, 1829-30 ——, 1842

rear 88 Elizabeth, 1832-33, 1836-38, 1841 No occupation 1841; n. m. magazine 1842. Sones, Bok. additional names 1841. Name also appears BISBEE’S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. See also Lucian J. Bisbee.

BINGLEY, Joseph, engraver. 8 Astor-house, 1839 rear 1211/2 Broadway, 1839

, 102 Bank, 1840-41

rear 47 Crosby, 1840 BISHOP, George, artist.

BINGLEY, Thomas, engraver.

rear 121% Broadway, 1838 BISHOP, Otis, printer. 26 Vesey, 1826

BINGLEY & WHITAKER, engravers. 123 Nassau, 1827

go Nassau, 1842 96 William, 1828 BIRCH, George L. & Co., printers. 35 William, 1829 Brooklyn, 1821 158 Delancey, 1830 McKay 1819-20. 117 William upstairs, 1833 BIRCH, Thomas, music engraver.

150 William, 1834

431 Pearl, 1820 BISSEL, Frederick, engraver. See also Reed & Bissell.

112 Pearl 1821 166 Broadway, 1825-26, 1828-29 342 Greenwich, 1822-23 “F.” 1825. 236 Chapel, 1824 BIVINS, John, typefounder. 190 Chapel, 1825-26 548 Broome, 1827 154 Fulton h. 198 Bowery, 1827 42 Vestry, 1829 50 Howard, 1828 61 Anthony, 1830 137 Chapel, 1829 38 Anthony, 1831-32

522 Pearl 1830 going from 38 Anthony, 1833 75 Grand, 1831 524/2 Leonard, 1834, 1836-37

95 Canal, 1832-41 28 Columbia, 1838

McKay 1820. 19 Thomas, 1839

BIRD, Daniel, printer. 115 Anthony, 1840

116 Lewis, 1841-42 “Bivens” 1838-40. No 1836-40. occupation 1831; typecaster 1832-34, BIRD, George, calico printer. BIXBY, Nathaniel P., bookseller. See also Robert P.

Exchange c. Hanover, 1840-41 . 28 Broad c. Exchange, 1842 Bixby & Co.

, 81 Fulton, 1824

tle. 88 Chatham, 1826

BIRTWHISTLE, John, printer. See also John Bertwhis- 155 William, 1825

rear 83 Crosby, 1835-40 118 Fulton, 1827

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 31

Fifth n. 3rd Avenue, 1828 BLANC, William, [coloured papers]. See also Blanc &

240 Grand, 1829 Boden. 180 Chatham h. 240 Grand, 1830 52 Gold h. 58 Ann, 1838

h. 240 Grand, 1831-32 72 Fulton h. 269 William, 1839

434 Grand, 1833-34 74 Fulton h. ——, 1840-41 33 Park h. ——, 1835 — h. 128 William, 1842 142 Nassau h. ——, 1836-37 No occupation given.

3/2 Park h. Seventeenth c. Avenue 3rd, 1838-40

—— h. Nineteenth c. Avenue 3rd, 1841 BLANC & BODEN, coloured papers. See also William

3 Park-row h. ——, 1842 Blanc; Augustus F. Boden. “N. P.” 1824-39. Lottery office 1826; no occupation 1828-29. 52 Gold, 1838 72 Fulton, 1839

BIxByY, Robert P., & Co., booksellers. See also Nathan- 74 Fulton, 1840-42 iel P. Bixby.

150 Fulton h. 38 Dey, 1831 BLANCHARD, A., calico printer.

go Chatham, 1832 57 Gold, 1838 3 Park-row h. Nineteenth n. Avenue 3rd, 1841-42 Third c. Avenue 1st h. 81 First, 1839 Lacks “& Co.” 1832; initial appears 1842 only. 1839 entry reads “Alvah Blanchard, dyer”.

BLACK, John, printer. BLANCHARD, Calvin, books.

rear 105 Murray, 1839 105 Cross, 1840 119 Mott, 1840 70 Nassau h. 56 Downing, 1841 75 Fulton h. ——, 1841-42 —— h. 41 Vesey, 1842

Name also appears 1829, 1831*32, 1834-38.

BLACK, Levin S., bookbinder. See also Levin S. Blake.

97 Lombardy, 1827 BLANCHARD, Charles James, printer. 131 Attorney, 1830-31 BLACK, William T., artist. 129 Attorney, 1832-34 192 Chatham, 1842

BLANCHARD, Joseph, bookbinder. See also Devoe &

BLACKMAN, Henry P., printer. Blanchard.

49 King, 1830 115 Fulton, 1835 207 Hudson, 1831

Gilder 1831. BLANCHARD, Mary Ann, colourist. 203 William, 1834-38

BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE.

2 Pine, 1837 BLANJOT, Louis F., sculptor. 246 Canal, 1835

BLAIR, Charles H., stationer. —— h. 477 Greenwich, 1836-37

18 Wall, 1840 “Louis Y.” 1835.

7 Nassau, 1841

BLAUVELT, Andrew I., printer.

BLAKE, Alexander V., books. 38 Anthony, 1840- Al 38 Gold, 1839

54 Gold, 1840 BLAUVELT, Thomas T., printer.

— h. Brooklyn, 1841-42 14 Thomas, 1820-25 36 White & 14 Thomas, 1826 BLAKE, John W., printer. 41 Anthony, 1827-33

347 Pearl, 1826 Also “Deborah, widow of Thomas T.” 41 Anthony 1834; 79 Chapel 1835; 48 Anthony 1836; 38 Anthony 1837-41. McKay

BLAKE, Levin S., bookbinder. See also Levin S. Black. 1815-20.

35 Grand, 1824 BLEAKLEY, James T. M., books. See also Andrew

BLAKE, William W., engraver. Bleakly.

25 Maiden-lane h. 4 James, 1842 242 Hudson, 1835 —— & 244 Fulton, 1836

BLAKE & Co., engravers and printers. 242 Hudson, 1837-41

59 Nassau, 1841 “Bleakeley” 1835.

32 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 BLEAKLY, Andrew, bookstore. See also James T. M. 111 Fulton, 1834-35

Bleakley. “Bliss, Wadsworth & Co.” 1834-35.

Hudson c. Vandam, 1821-25 BLIss & WATSON, printers.

240Hudson, Hudson, 1827-28, 1830-33 242 1834-38 135 Water c. Pine, .1833 “Bleakley” 1834-38. Teacher 1821-25; no occupation 1827-28, BLISS & WHITE, booksellers. See also Elam Bliss; 1835-38; bookstore 1830-34. Elihu White. BLEECKER, George W., bookstore and publisher. 128 Broadway, 1821-27

Chrystie c. Delancey, 1823 Entry for 1821 among the additional names.

564 Broadway h. 388 Broome, 1827 | BLONDE, Hipolette, lithographer.

7 en,ueeen c. Duane, 1828 109 Nassau, 1832 1829

1724s, Broadway, 1830 BLONDEL, Joshua, bookbinder. 68 Nassau h. 3 Bleecker, 1831 222 William, 1832-33 114 Bank, 1842 BLONDELL, Charles, bookbinder. See also Blondell &

No occupation 1823, 1842; bookstorenames: 1827-30;“bookstore, publisher 1831. Dayt on Second entry in 1829 additional 1721/2 °

Broadway”. Hancock n. Bleecker, 1840 —— h. 221 Varick, 1841 BEER William W., binder. 4 Hancock h. 30 Downing, 1842 21 Allen,HASSE 1835 264 Bowery, 1837-38 BLONDELL & DAYTON, bookbinders. See also Charles

Lacks initial 1835. Blondell; Jonathan B. Dayton. Hancock n. Bleecker, 1841

BLEYTHING. See Hughes & Bleything, paper manufac-

turers. BLOOMFIELD, James, printer. 393 Water, 1826

BLISS, Elam, bookseller. See also Bliss & White; Bliss McKay 1800-1820.

d th.

an wecewor 1810-20 BLUNT, E. & G. W., chart store. See also all other

128 Broa lay 1 Be entries for Blunt.

hh 98 Dey, 1822-28 147 Maiden-lane, 1823-24

111 Broadway h. ——, 1829-32 —— h. 27 North Moore, 1825-26

205 Broadway h. ——, 1833 133 Maiden-lane, 1827-36

111 Fulton h. ——, 1834-35 c. Water, 1837 97 Fulton h. ——, 1836 179 Water, 1838-42

Bethune, 1837 BLUNT, Edmund, engraver and chart seller. See also all

7 Bethune, 1838 other entries for Blunt.

399 Broadway, 1839 34 Fulton c. Water, 1819-21

’ t _——

No occupation 1838-39. McKay 1819-20. 147 Fly-market, 1822 Maiden-l

BLISS, Elizabeth, widow of David, bookseller. +33 . Bee hie 9 8

104 Broadway, 1821 77 We ~~ yn a 37°37

162 Broadway, 1822-24 ng Water h2039 , ‘8. 42 36 Cortlandt, 1825 9 » “Edmond” 1832. Engraver 1819-21; chart seller 1822; Cortlandt, 1826 merchant 1832; no occupation 1829-30, 1833-42. McKay 36 Cortlandt, 1827-28 1819-20. ha Greenwic 29°39 BLUNT, Edmund M., chart publisher. See also all other 34 1. 50D 1+939 a entries for 1815-21 Blunt. tie weonares 202 Water,

99 Chambers, 1840-42 h. 59 John, 1822

No occupation 1835-36; boarding-house 1837-42. McKay lists -

“David, bookbinder and bookseller” at various addresses from h. 81 Franklin, 1823-24 1804 and “widow of David” 1820 at 59 Maiden-lane. —— h. 27 North Moore, 1825-26 25 North Moore, 1827-28

puss & reanieis poousellers. See also Elam 133 Maiden-lane h. Brooklyn, 1829

iss; Decius Wadsworth. Lacks occupation and initial 1829. McKay lists as printer

205 Broadway, 1833 1810-14; as chart store 1815-20.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 30 BLUNT, George W. See also all other entries for Blunt. Boaas, William G., printer and publisher. See also

133 Maiden-lane h. 45 Provost, 1827 Abbot & Boggs; New York Weekly Messenger.

— h. 15 Mercer, 1828-29 20 Pump, 1825 —— h. 203 Greene, 1830 507 Grand, 1828 — h. 143 Fourth, 1831-33 18 Lewis, 1830 —— h. 51 Barrow, 1834-37 36 Allen, 1831 179 Water h. ——, 1838 63 Gold, 1832

Blunt. |

—— h. 31 Tenth, 1839-42 174 Chrystie, 1833

No occupation given. 61 Broome, 1834

17 Ann h. ——, 18

BLUNT, John, charts. See also all other entries for o Pitt, 1837 38 27 Pine h. ——, 1838-40

133 Maiden-lane h. Fourth n. Greene, 1830 7 h. 141 Clinto 3 3 A 133 picen lane h. 146 Fourth, 1831-32 25 Pine h. 138 Clinton, 1842

146 ourt » 1933 Lacks initial 1825, 1828. Printer 1825-37; publisher 1838-42. 133 Maiden-lane h. 319 Fourth, 1834-36 179 Water, 1838, 1841 BOLEN, Daniel M., bookbinder. See also Bolen & Parks.

Hardware 1830; merchant 1831-33; no occupation 1834-38; 2 Provost, 1833 charts 1841. 112 Franklin, 1834-35

. 107 John h. 49 Franklin, 1842 , 68 Carmine, 1830-38 82 Bowery, 1839-42 Book-Binders 1835.

BOARDMAN, Joseph, buckram maker. 53 Fulton h. 26 Church, 1840-41

Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman

We 830-33; buck k 834-42. eaver 1530-33 ucKkram maker 1534-42 BOLEN, Henry P., printer. BODEN, Augustus F., paper colourer. See also Blanc & 45 Catharine, 1832

Boden. BOLEN, John George, engraver and printer. 500 Houston, 1837 8C 52 Goldh h. Ann, 18381835 . Fulton B 358 112 Franklin, 5 Crosby, 1834

72 on 1. 355 Droome, 1639 85 Crosby, 1836-38 74 Fulton h. ——, 1840-41

h Vandewat 3 66 Greene, 1839

| . 42 an water, 3 42 oe cher , 104 Broadway h. ——, 1840-42 1842. appears 1642 only. taper maker 1937) no occupation Engraver 1834-38; engraver and printer 1839-42.

a4: , BOLEN & PARKS, bookbinders and books. See also

BODGE, William B., printer. Daniel M. Bolen; John Parkes; John B. Parks. 17 Desbrosses, 1835, 1838 20 Desbrosses, 1840-41

53 Fulton, 1839-40

Lacks1 initial 1835, 1838 * 99 John, 1841 , 1838. 107 John, 1842 BODLEY, Thomas, bookbinder. “Bolen & Parkes” 1839. Binders at Fulton street address;

265 Division, 1841-42 booksellers at John street 1841-42. BOLMER. Benedict Bol ; Hoyt & Bolmer. BOERAM, William, bookbinder. See Benedict Bolmore; Hoyt & Bolmer

12 Batavia, 1826-27 BOLMORE, Benedict, printer.

171 Chapel, 1828 120 Hester, 1821, 1823 30 Hamilton, 1830-31 282 Grand, 1824 47 Wooster, 1832 42 Forsyth, 1825 54 Downing, 1833-36 290 Broome, 1827

2 Smith, 1839, 1841-42 120 Hester h. 52 Market, 1828 “Booream” 1828; “Boram” 1833-34 (second entry 1834); h. Delancey, 1829

“Boerum” 1834-36; “Boerem” 1839. “Bolmer” 1821. No occupation 1823.

249 Grand, 1840 5 1835

BOGART, John, bookbinder. BOLTON, William, stereotyper. 55 Gold, 1836

BOGERT. Seeogerty also Tred B t, | blishers. neni saw&pususoers BONNARD, Francis, editor.

BOGERT, Isaac D., music printer. 31 Ann h. 31 Rivington, 1841

17 Ann h. 579 Broome, 1831-32 — h. 423 Greenwich, 1842

34 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

BOOKOUT & SIMONS, wood engravers. Hudson n. Hammond, 1826

105 Fulton, 1842 68 Carmine, 1827

k ; Clarkson n. Varick, 1828

165 North, 1831 w. ae ,

BOONE, Robert, bookseller and publisher. Sixth n. Macdougal, 1829 163 Stanton, 1833-35

eaver 1821-26; calico printer 1827-29.

232 Rivington, 1836 BOOTH, Jonas, printer. See also all other entries for 42 Avenue 1st, 1837 Booth. 184 Ludlow, 1838 Upper End Mulberry, 1823

196 Second, 1839, 1841 Eleventh n. 3rd Avenue, 1824

“Boon” 1841. Baker 1831; bookseller 1831-39; publisher 262 William & 112 Church, 1828 1841. 147 Fulton h. g Caroline, 1829

BOOREAM, William, bookbinder. See William Boeram. —— h. 89 Warren, 1830 — h. 132 Reade, 1831 BooTH, Alfred, printer. See also all other entries for —— h. 521 Pearl, 1832-33

Booth. —— h. Twelfth n. Broadway, 1834

319 Hudson, 1839-40 — h. Eleventh n. Broadway, 1835-41 147 Fulton h. rear 548 Broome, 1841 BOOTH, Jonas, Jr., printer. See also all other entries

— h. Eleventh n. Broadway, 1842 for Booth.

BooTH, Elijah, bookbinder. 74 Reed, 1829

go James, 1829 174 Fulton h. 74 Reed, 1830 49 Mott, 1830 147 Fulton h. 74 Reade, 1831-32

34 Lewis, 1831 BOOTH, Jonas, Sr., printer. See also all other entries 160 Rivington, 1833-34 147 Fulton h. 66 Reade, 1835

53 Ridge, 1832 for Booth.

111 First, 1835 —— h. 4o Eldridge, 1836-38 BOOTH, James, printer. See also James Both; all other — h.5 ons 1839 entries for Booth. —— h. 35 rystie, 1840 15%) Thames, 1821 —— h. 38 Eldridge, 1841 15 Elizabeth, 1822 —— h. +2 Hamilton, 1842

Upper End Mulberry, 1823-25 No occupation 1835-39. 175 Chatham, 1826 BOOTH, Jonas, & Sons, printers. See also all other

Eleventh n. 3rd Avenue, 1828 entries for Booth.

g Caroline, 1829 7 Ann h. 176 Crosby, 1827 58 Chrystie, 1830 147 Fulton, 1828-38

10 Spruce, 1831 The singular “& Son” appears 1827-31 and 1838.

— h. near Avenue gth, 1833 .

147 Pulton h. Eleventh n. Avenue grd, 1832 BOOTH, Lewis, N/ew] Y/ork] Magazine (q.v.) See also — h. Eleventh n. Avenue 3rd, 1834-35

all other entries for Booth. 22 Nassau h. 251 Pearl, 1832

— h.462 462Broadway, Bowery, 1836 — h. 1837 7Wall. wan >18 33

— h. 462 Bowery, 1838 No occupation 1833. “& Son” 1826. No occupation 1832-36. Also “Mary, widow of BOOTH, Samuel, printer. See also all other entries for James” Tenth n. Avenue 3rd. 1839. Booth.

Booth. — h. 12 Hamilton, 1842

BOOTH, Jeremiah, printer. See also all other entries for 147 Fulton h. 388 Broadway, 1841

147 Fulton h. 58 Greene, 1831 BOOTH, William, printer.

—— h. 68 Ann, 1832 Thirteenth n. Avenue 5th, 1831

—— h. 35 Chambers, 1833-34 143 Sixteenth n. Avenue 8th, 1832

15 Marion, 1840 28 Downing, 1834 147 Fulton, h. 359 Broome, 1841-42 Calico printer 1834.

BOOTH, John, calico printer. BOOTH & SMITH, printers. See also all other entries for

Bedford n. Christopher 1821 Booth.

Bedford n. Commerce, 1822-25 7 Wall, 1833

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 39 BOOTMAN & SMITH, printers. See also John F. Smith. BOURQUIN, Charles, lithographer.

281 Spring & 31 Corlaers, 1840 rear 77 Allen, 1834-35

Erroneous entry? Firm designated painters 1833-39 and

1841-42. BOWEN, C. See J. T. & C. Bowen, lithographers. BORAM, William, bookbinder. See Boeram, William. BOWEN, J. T. & C., lithographers. See also John T.

— h. 4 Pearl, 1823

BORRADAILE, William, publisher. Bowen.

140 Fulton, 1822 118 Nassau, 1835

130 Fulton h. 73 William, 1824 BOWEN, John M., copperplate printer.

114 Fulton h. 112 Fulton, 1825 4 Wall h. 78 Canal, 1832

—— h. 446 Pearl, 1826 —— h. 198 Grand, 1833 28 Franklin, 1827 6 Stanton, 1834 118 Fulton h. 15 Harison, 1828 211 Elm, 1835

— , 1829 rear 173 Forsyth, 1836 146 Broadway h. 46 Dominick, 1830 38 Oak h. rear 173 Forsyth, 1837

82 William h. 70 Hudson, 1831 234 Church, 1838 195 Reade h. ——, 1832 Also “Maria, widow of John M.” 153 Elizabeth 1839. Publisher 1830-31; tion 1827-28; print 1829. EN OS 1822-26, OS ORI NOTES PE BOWEN, John T., lithographer. See also J. T. & C.

. Bowen, lithographers.

BORRELL, Philbert, engraver. 59 Cedar, 1896-37

539 Grand, 1839 “J.T ”

93 Reade, 1840

.T.” 1836.

BOSTON MISCELLANY. BOWEN, John T., print colorer.

127 Nassau, 285 Hudson, 1833 1832 _ 49 1842 Maiden-lane,

BOSTWICK, William C., bookseller. 56 Liberty, 1834 173 Chatham h. 249 Harman, 1827 Initial “T.” 1834 only. 391 Hudson, 1834

Accountant 1834. BOWEN, Sidney, wood engraver. BOSWORTH, James, Jr., portrait painter. 138 Hester, 1827 215 Canal: 193 Spring, 1839 142 Perry, 1828

185, Canal, 1840 rear 645 Greenwich, 1829 187, Hudson, 1841 rear 128 Varick, 1830 215 Canal, 1842 121 Varick, 1831 “Jr.” omitted 1841-42. 117 Elizabeth, 1832 200 Varick, 1833

BOTH, James, printer. See also James Booth. 65 Charlton, 1834-35 Forsyth n. Delancey, 1825 No occupation 1827-28. Also “Mary Ann, widow of Sidney” BOUDET, D. W., portrait and miniature painter. 238 Hudson 1837 and rear 36 Downing 1828.

57 Chatham, 1827-28 BOWERS, Alexander, bookbinder.

397 Broadway, 1831 18 Bancker, 1818, 1823-24 Bowery c. Spring, 1832 472 Greenwich, 1825

17 Park-row, 1837 67 Madison, 1828-29 Portrait painter 1827-28; port(rait] & min[iature] painter 21 Madison, 1830 1831-335 artist 1537. 203 Elizabeth, 1831 BOURNE, George Melksham, engravings and fancy store. 360 Grand, 1832 359 Broadway, 1827-32 27 Pell, 1834

“George M.” 1827-29; “G. Melksham” 1830-32. Newspaper 1823 entry among the additional names. Also “Lydia, widow agent 1827; depository of arts 1828; engravings and fancy of Alexander” 68 Roosevelt 1835. McKay 1812-13, 1818.

st[ore] 1829-31; no occupation 1832. Display advertisement

inserted “Depository of Arts” in 1829 and under both E., “Fine . Arts” andat“Public Buildings” in 1830. BOWES, Charles artist. 19 Bleecker, 1836-40

BOURNE, William O. E., printer.

114 Essex, 1841 BOWLES, Josiah H., printer. rear 115, Essex, 1842 1681, Spring, 1832

36 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Co. 599 Washington, 1830

BOWNE, Norwood, printer. See also Bowne, Wisner & BOYLE, Joseph T., papermaker.

114 Nassau h. 139 Hester, 1835, 48 Elizabeth, 1833

222 William h. ——, 1836 Color maker 1833.

Ne anpeites eae BOYLE, William5 F., writing master. Hague, 1837 BOWNE, Robert H., stationer. See also William Bowne; 400 Greenwich, 1841 William H. Bowne; Bowne & Co.; Prior & Bowne. No occupation 1837.

111 Water h. 14 Market, 1829-32 BRACKETT, Edward, sculptor.

71 Wall c. Water h. ——, 1833-35

= Tontine h. ——, 1836-39 273 Broadway, 1840-41 149 Pearl h. ——, 1840 BRADBURY, Joseph S., printer.

—— h. Rahway, 1841 rear 160 Mott, 1839 — h. 48 Pike, 1842 642 Greenwich, 1840

“Robert S.” 1829. “Robert H. Bowne, merchant, h. 20 Mar- rear 9 Clarke, 1841 ket” 1821-26; 14 Market 1827 is also listed, as is “Elizabeth, Lacks initial 1839. widow of Robert” 14 Market 1828, 1833-35.

BOWNE, William, [stationer]. See also Robert H. BRADBURY, Samuel F., printer.

Bowne; William H. Bowne; Bowne & Co. 345 Cherry, 1840

5 Tontine h. 14 Market, 1836 42 Franklin, 1841

149 Pearl h. 48 Pike, 1842 BRADBURY, William L., printer. See also Bradbury & No occupation given. Macdaniel. BOWNE, William H., [stationer]. See also Robert H. 50 Eldridge, 1829

Bowne; William Bowne; Bowne & Co. 79 Forsyth & 256 Division, 1830

71 Wall h. 38 Market, 1835-39 53 Hester, 1831

149 Pearl h. ——, 1840 79 Forsyth, 1832

No occupation given. 2 Hanover Square, 1834-35 rear 189 Broadway, 1836 BOWNE & Co., stationers. See also Robert H. Bowne; 56 Gold h. 46 Division, 1837

William Bowne; William H. Bowne. — h. 98 Gold, 1838

71 Wall c. Water, 1833-35 —— h. 105 Cross, 1839

5 Tontine, 1836-39 34 Eldridge, 1840-41 149 Pearl, 1840-42 102 Eldridge, 1842

BOWNE, WISNER & Co., printers. See also Norwood No initial given 1829, 1831-32, 1837-38, 1840-42.

Bowne; Ira G. Wisner. BRADBURY & MACDANIEL, printers. See also William

114 Nassau, 1835 L. Bradbury; Osborne M. Macdaniel.

222 William, 1836 56 Gold, 1839 “Bowne & Wisner” 1836.

BRADBURY, SODEN & CoO., publishers.

BOYCE, Isaac D., printer. 127 Nassau, 1842 125 Amity, 1829

96 Prince, 1830 BRADFORD, Henry, engraver. See also Bradford &

72 Charlton, 1835 Woolcocks.

; 16 Elm, 1823

Lacks initial 1829. Anthony n. Broadway, 1820-22 BoOyD, Henry, bookbinder. 59 Anthony, 1824

57 Duane, 1838 79 Chapel, 1825 232 Greenwich, 1839-40 41 Thomas, 1826

BoyYD, Theodore, scrivener. 24 Beekman, 1827

15, Sullivan, 1833 McKay 1815-20.

BOYLE, Arthur O., portrait painter. BRADFORD, John J., bookbinder.

35 Canal, 1829 76 Gold, 1821 39 Washington, 1830 20 Roosevelt, 1822-23 81 Washington, 1831 37 Collect, 1824 Porter house 1830; no occupation 1831. 14 Church, 1826

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 BYé

111 Duane, 1827 BRADY, John, bookbinder. 77 Duane, 1828 60 James, 1832 55 Anthony, 1829-33 45 Market, 1833

282 Mulberry, 1834-35 45 Willett c. Delancey, 1834

20 Avenue 3rd, 1838 198 Orange, 1835

50 Grand, 1840-41 BRAGALDI, Mario, artist.

initial 1821-29; “John I.” 1830ofonly. Without B d163 828 asLacks member, New-York Benevolent Association Journeyman 424initial Droadway,

Book-Binders 1835. McKay 1809-20. 348 Bowery c. Great Jones, 1840-42 BRADFORD, Richard, bookbinder. BRAINERD, Henry P. W., printer.

rear 130 First, 1829 190 Bowery, 1826

88 Laurens, 1834-35, 1837-41 75 Hamersley, 1827

Washi , 1828 1 2 BRADFORD, William, 1826. book agent. ae ington, ; Lacks initials No 59? occupation 1828. 72 Maiden-lane, 1829-30

61 Fulton, 1831 BRAISTED, John, bookbinder.

_ ; 208 Division, 1829

BRADFORD, Rev. William, editor.

113 Fulton, 1842 BRANCH, Albert S., Branch. printer. See also Sackett &

BRADFORD & WOOLCOCKS, engravers. See also Henry 76 Maiden-lane h. 424 Washington, 1836 Bradford; S. T. Woolcocks.

38 Nassau, 1816-20 BRAND, Nathan T., bookseller.

— h. 99 Anthony, 1821 106 Wooster, 1834

——., 1823-24 56 Robinson, 1835 6McKay John,1813-20. 1825-26No 38occupation Harison,1835-36. 1836 BRADLEY, Charles F., books. See also Frederick W. BRAY, Sylvester, type dresser.

Bradley. Charles n. Washington, 1821

8 Astor-house, 1838-39 BRENNAN, James, artist. BRADLEY, Frederick W., printer and bookseller. See 64 Avenue 6th, 1842

also Charles F. Bradley. BREWER, John P., printer.

128 Lombardy, 1829 45 Dey, 1833

172 Division, 1830-31 232 Spring, 1839 26 Montgomery, 1832-34 67 King, 1840

14 Wall h. 88 Franklin, 1835 Also “Mary, widow of John P.” 8 Avenue 6th 1841.

——— h. 302 Hudson, 1836-37 BRICE, Alexander R., paper. 8 Astor-house h. 51 Laight, 1838-39 27 Fulton, 1841

163 Twelfth, 1840 106 Hudson, 1841-42 BRICE, Nicholas J., glass engraver.

“& Co.” 1838-39. Printer 1829-31; no occupation 1832-37, 102 John, 1825-26 1842; books 1838-41. 74 Nassau, 1827

BRADLEY, John, portrait and miniature painter. 136 Fulton, 1828

56 Hamersley, 1836 24 Exchange Place, 1829-30 128 Spring, 1837-42 “N. J.” 1825-27, 1830.

BRADT. John. bookbinder BRIDGENS, Charles, diesinker, engraver and letter

377 Gr ° enwich 1831 cutter. See also Thomas Yates; Yates & Bridgens. Franklin-hall: 17 Ann, 1833 BRADY, Alexander, printer. 108 Reade h. 177 William, 1834

79 Fulton, 1822 , ;

8 Church, 1836-38, 1840 BRIEST, Lewis S., printer. 69 Cortlandt, 1827

144 Chambers, 1842 N R08

Also “Charlotte, widow of Alexander” dressmaker 144 22 NOW) 2920-29

Chambers, 1841-42. 4 New, 1591831 Duane, 1833

BRADY, Andrew, printer. Initial given 1831 only. Also “Susan, widow of Lewis” 16

195 Mott, 1840 Doyer 1835; 95 Eleventh n. Avenue 5th 1841.

38 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

BRIGGS, John, artist. 12 Maiden-lane, 1835 rear 190 Laurens, 1834 —— h. 153 Spring, 1836 rear 12 Amity, 1835 112 Fulton h. ——, 1837-38

8 Wall h. ——, 1836 . 128 Broadway h. ——,, 1839

. “S.” 1827-28; “Samuel” 1829-30; “Samuel & Co.” 1831-37. 249 Division, 1831-35 furniture 1838-39. Also Bromberg & [Edmund J.] Porter,

BRINCKERHOFF, Walter, bookbinder. Manufacturers and importers of pianos and fancy goods 1837;

22 Minetto, 1836 furniture 1839-40; Porter is listed 1831-33; 1837-42.

rear 141 Franklin, 1837 BROMLEY, John, bookseller.

24 Pell, 1838 299 Greenwich, 1821-30 58 Greene, 1839-42 — h. 157 Reade, 1830-36 “Brinkerhoff’ 1831-33. Bookbinder 1831-36; no occupation Grocer 1821-23. Also “Jane, widow of John” 161 Reade 1837.

1837-39; porter b[an]k of Amferica] 1840-42.

BRONSON, Charles H., printer. See also Seaver &

BRISTOE, Herman D. See Hyman D. Bristol. Bronson.

BRISTOL, Hyman D., printer and compositor. 19 Ann h. 86 White, 1839 209 Washington h. 133 Greenwich, 1836 BROOKS. See also Evans & Brooks, printers. 133 Greenwich, 1838

266 William, 1842 BROOKS, Charles, printer. “Herman D. Bristoe” 1836; “Himan Bristol” 1838. Printer 29 Mulberry, 1841-42

1836, 1838; compositor 1842. BROOKS, Erastus, Daily Express (q.v.) See also James BRISTOW, George, writing master. Brooks; Townsend & Brooks.

175 Broadway, 1834-39 67 Wall h. 136 Henry, 1837-38

155 Broadway, 1841 Chambers c. City Hall Place, 1841

235 Broadway, 1842 Editor 1841.

BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS. BROOKS, Henry A., port[rait] and hist[orical] painter.

2 Pine, 1837 8 Murray, 1834

BRITT, Peter L., bookbinder. BROOKS, Horace, [paper]. See also Persse & Brooks.

- 10 Broadway, 1837

251 Delancey, 1841 52 Pine h. at the Adelph hotel 10 Broadway, 1836 BRITT, William, engraver. 61 Liberty h. 117 Cedar, 1840-42 251 East-Broadway, 1841 Importer 1836-37; no occupation 1840-42.

BROADWELL, William, printer. BROOKS, James, editor. See also Erastus Brooks; Daily

106 Beekman, 1831 Express; Townsend & Brooks.

Listed among additional names. 67 Wall h. 136 Henry, 1837-39

Ritter. 112 Broadway, 1842 25 Elm, 1821 BROOKS, James G., editor. See also Literary Gazette;

BRODERICK, Joseph, printer. See also Frederick W. 67 Wall, 1840-41

2McKayDey, 1822 Morning Courier. 1816-20; also notes firm of Broderick & Ritter 46 Provost, 1823-24

[Frederick W.] 1820. 54 Provost h. 102 Spring, 1825 BROMBERG, Frederick, importer. See also Samuel 4 Wall, 1826

Bromberg. 14 Exchange Place h. 37 Harison, 1827-28

12 Maiden-lane, 1835-36 19 Exchange Place h. ——, 1829 112 Fulton h. 61 Vesey, 1837 h. 37 Harison, 1830-31

Bromberg. . 145 18301831 . . ——Broadway, h. 24 Walker,

No occupation 1823-25, 1830-31; edit[or] Lit/erary] Gaz/ette]

BROMBERG, Samuel, music store. See also Frederick 1826; editor M/orning] Courfier] 1827-28.

80 Broadway upstairs, 1827-29 BROOKS, Joseph, printer and stereotyper. 443 Pearl, 1834 35 Nineteenth, 1836

—— h. 82 Franklin, 1832 Stereotyper 1834; printer 1836.

329 Broadway, 1833 BROOKS, R. P., printer. 11 Maiden-lane h. 20 Lispenard, 1834 100 Eldridge, 1833-34

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 39

BROTHER JONATHAN. 65 Mercer, 1826

162 Nassau, 1840-42 30 Rivington, 1827 203 Elm, 1828

BROWER, Abraham D., bookbinder.95som Hamersley, 1829 5 Roosevelt, 1822 rk, 1823-

7 York, 1823-24 87 Mercer, 1830-31 ?Greene, “B.C.” 1821-29. McK 819-20. 62 1825-26 9 ELL ESAS 106 Varick, 1827-28 BROWN, Briant C., printer. 172 Spring, 1830-32 209 Church, 1833 179 Orange, 1833 201 Elm, 1834 190 Orange, 1834 669 Greenwich, 1835

. Brown & Hallett. 167 Elizabeth, 18421821 . names. ; . sags sys 18 Cheapside, Lacks initial 1830-32. 1828 entry among additional 167 Elizabeth, 1835-40 211 Wooster, 1841

U » 2080"4 BROWN, Bush F., printer. See also B. Curtis Brown;

Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 84 Maiden-lane h. 16 Cheapside, 1822-24

Book-Binders 1835 (as “A. D.”). 16 Cheapside 1825

BROWER, George W.. paper warehouse. i825 G.” 1821; “B. F.” 1824-25. Carpenter 1821-24; printer 369 Pearl, 1835

Name also appears as paper hanger 1842. BROWN, Charles, reading room. See also Moran & Brown.

BROWERE, Albertus D. O., artist. 128 Water, 1837

78 Christopher, 1832 134 256 Liberty, Wooster,1839 1838 377/2 Cherry, 1833 3 Chambers h. 284 Broome, 1835

12 Roosevelt, 1836 BROWN, Christian, bookbinder. See also Valentine 84 Broad, 1839 183739/2 Brown. 85 Duane, Fran ’ 1, Frankfort, 1821-22

2“Albertus Benson, 1840 208 Water, 1823-24 D. I.” 1835; “Albertus D.” 1836-37; “Albertis 211 Water, 1825-29

1836-40. 211 Water, 1832-33

D. O.” 1839-40. Portrait painter 1832-33; sculptor 1835; artist —— & 8 Rector, 1830-31

BROWERE, James, bookbinder. —— h. 26 Vesey, 1834

1 Cedar, 1821 23 Ann h. 73 Forsyth, 1835 73 Forsyth, 1836-37

BROWERE, John Henry Isaac, portrait painter and 1194/5 Hester h. 66 Forsyth, 1838

sculptor. 145 Hester near Bowery h. 18 Chrystie, 1839-41 315 Broadway, 1821-25 — h. 115 Chrystie, 1842 g2 Nassau, 1826 Printer and bookbinder 1832-34; bookbinder and label printer 154 Nassau, 1827 1838-42. McKay 1801-20. 34 Arcade, 1828 BROWN, George, calico printer.

512 h. 48th Centre, 1830 A . Pearl venue c. Twenty-first, 78 Christopher, 1831-32

1834 . . 123 Cannon, 1835 Bloomingdale c. Fortieth, 1833 276 Stanton. 1826 Grand c. Elizabeth, 1834 U » 2093 “J. H. J.” 1821-24; “J. H. I.” 1825-29; “John H. J.” 1831; BROWN, George I., printer.

“John H. I.” 1832-34. Portrait painter 1821-25; bust and : historic sculpture 1826-28; sculptor 1830-34. Also “Elizabeth, 44 Renwick, 1840 widow of John H.” 1839-40, 1842. McKay 1811-19. 4 Madison, 1841

’ Chath 8

BROWN, B. Curtis, printer. See also Bush F. Brown; Brown, H. & S., printers. See also Hori Brown.

Brown & Hallett. Wall c. Broad, 1831

oer Spring. bap 1819 BROWN, Henry A., printer.

84 John, 1821 ST OREN BTD, 1934

84 Maiden-lane h. 36 Provost, 1822 BROWN, Hori, printer. See also H. & S. Brown.

182 Church, 1823 go Wall h. 10 Marketfield, 1827 14 Franklin, 1824 Duane c. Chapel h. 144 Canal, 1828

40 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

BROWN, Hori (cont.) —— h. 134 Leonard, 1836-37

11 Sullivan, 1829-30 — h. 283 Monroe, 1838 11 Sullivan, 1832 78 Front: 234 & 676 Water, 1840

Wall c. Broad h. 11 Sullivan, 1831 102 & 248 Water h. ——, 1839

152 Canal, 1834-35 676 Water h. 234 Water, 1841

191 Spring, 1836 234 & 252 Water, 1842

98 Morton, 1837 Lacks “& Co.” 1839-42. Occupation as in heading 1833; 15 Watts, 1838-42 patent balances, scale beams and general machinist 1834-35; , machinist 1836-39; merchant 1840-42. Merchant 1827-28; no occupation 1829-30, 1840-42; printer

1831-37; inspectfor of] charcoal 1838-39. BROWN, John T.., printer.

BROWN, James, model maker. 101 Warren, 1840

7 aBizabeth, ~s uae BROWN, John V.,1838 printer. 74 162 31 Renwick,

BROWN, John, bookbinder. rear 100 Sullivan, 1839

44 Pike, 1821 36 Renwick, 1841

BROWN, John, calico printer.

“Browne” 1841.

40 Sixth, 1831 BROWN, John W., copperplate printer.

BROWN, JohJohn,; 10 musicRose, printer. rear1811-12 79 Orange, 1821-23 402 Monroe, 1839 McKay 1811-12. rear 122 Walker, 1841

BROWN, John, printer. dona a printer. g2 Avenue 6th, 1842prow 3 Be, 1933°34

H , 1832, 18 , 215 Orange, 1835

BROWN, John, [printer’s joiner]. See also Brown & 40 Thompson, 1838-40

Lefferts. - 183 Wooster, 1841

BABU, 134) 1834 BROWN, Joshua, paperstainer. 71 Ann & 1 Hague, 1835 6x L h. 6x Canal. 1828 68 Ann h. 19 Orchard, 1836 ~ ae 795 Vanal, 193 —— h. 172 Thompson, 1837 aperhanger 1839-42. 61 Ann h. g Hamilton, 1838-39 BROWN, Nathan, paper store.

—— h. 3 Birmingham, 1840 65 Canal h. 58 Canal, 1837

——,, 1841-42 —., 1838-40

Name appears with the designation carpenter before 1832, 108¥/, Bowery h. 65 Canal, 1841

but addresses lack1834. continuity. 1835-42; 8B h8, cabinetmaker 106 Carpenter bowery 1832, Nh. ———,, 1642

Paper store 1837; no occupation 1838-40; paperhangings BROWN, John, stationer. 1841-42.

124 Bancker, 1823 BROWN, Samuel, bookstore.

BROWN, John D., printer. 82 Nassau h. 135 Allen, 1832-36

36 Renwick, 1840 ——., 1837-38 Burling-sli -

BROWN, John F., bookbinder. 16 Burling sip, 1839-41 71 Wall, 1842 139 Chrystie, 1832

BROWN, John J., printer. BROWN: Samu’ wood engraver.

90 Twenty-first, 1834 742 Nassau, 1930-37

Browne. 158 Broadway, 1820-28

BRowN, John L., printer. See also Paige, Wilson & BROWN, Thomas, stone and seal engraver.

31 Ann h. 29 Spruce, 1839 214 Broadway h. 256 Greenwich, 1829 175 Broadway h. ——,, 1830

BROWN, John L., & Co., patent balances, papermaking 202 Broadway h. ——,, 1831-33

machinery and general machinist. — h. 395 Greenwich, 1834-37 248 Water h. 23 Mulberry, 1833 233 Broadway h. ——, 1838-39

—— h. 130 Oliver, 1834 — h. 12 Renwick, 1840-42

— h. 63 Oliver, 1835 “T.” 1821, 1823-25. McKay 1800-1820.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 41

BROWN, Thomas, paper-ruler. BROWNE, John L. See John L. Brown; Paige, Wilson &

Greene n. Spring, 1824-26 Browne. 8714/2 Greene, 1827

75 Avenue 6th, 1830 BROWNE, John V. See John V. Brown.

Stationer 1830. BROWNE, William G. See William G. Brown.

BROWN, Valentine, bookbinder. See also Christi _ ; Brown canes ONE OE USO NNN BROWNE, William R., lithographer. See also Risso &

Water, Browne. 6211 Bancker. 1826 1825 119 Fulton h. 45 Walker, 1836 37 Suffolk, 1827 59 Cedar h. ——, 1837

120 Harman, 1828 BROWNING, Ebenezer, printer.

Birminghain 1Bs0 of Valentine” 10 Birmingham 1829; 12 429 Washington, 1841 209 Duane, 1842

BROWN, William G., artist.

397 Broadway, 1837 BROWNSON, William M.., printer. 327 Broadway, 1839-40 56 Gold h. — Houston, 1840

281 Broadway, 1840-41 ——, 1841-42 “Browne” 1837. Portrait painter 1837. There are 1840 “& Co.” 1840.

entries for “William” 281 Broadway and for “William G.” 327

Broadway. BRUCE, D. & G., typefounders. See also George Bruce. BROWN, William H., printer. 20 Chambers, 820-23 d typefound B06 y l1Sts aS printers an yperounders 1600-20. 31 Bayard, 1838

105 Cross, 1839 BRUCE, David, printer and typefounder. 22 Hamilton, 1840 75, Mulberry, 1818-21 g2 Gold, 1841 93 Gold h. 66 Harman, 1826 BROWN, William M., portrait painter. Typefounder only 1826. McKay 1799-1820.

30 Arcade, 1830-32 BRUCE, David, Jr., typefounder. See also Bruce,

“Louisa, widow of Wm. M.” 194 Greene 1835. Pelouze & Co.; Bruce & Riggs. BROWN, William S., bookstore. See also Brown & 39 Wooster, 1829

Lewis. 170 Walker h. 133 Walker, 1830

208 Bowery, 1830-31 216 William h. 11 Elizabeth, 1831 2281/, Bowery, 1832-34 164 Walker, h. 76 Forsyth, 1832 320 Bowery, 1840-42 18 Augustus & 13 Chambers, 1833

Lacks initial 1830-34. 13 Chambers, 1834 Ann h. 10 Hamilton, 1840BROWN & GAMBLE, book-sellers. mn 2040-4" 346 Bowery, 1828 etter-cutter 1830,i On) 1832.

BROWN & HALLETT, printers. See also B. Curtis BRUCE, George, typefounder. See also D. & G. Bruce.

Brown; Bush F. Brown; Stephen Hallett. 10 une men ae 8

rear 84 Maiden-lane, 1822 “gen ambers, 1021 BROWN & LEFFERTS, printers’ joiners. See also John — h. Canal n. Broadway, 1823

Brown; Titus Lefferts. 11 Chambers h. ——, 1824

71 Ann, 1835 10 Chambers h. ——, 1825 68 Ann, 1836-37 — h. 37 Canal, 1826-28 61 Ann, 1838-39 — h. 39 Canal, 1829 BROWN & LEWIS, books. See also William S. Brown; 16 Augustus h. ——, 1830-31 Walter Lewis. 18 Augustus h. ——, 1832

320 Bowery, 1841-42 13 Chambers “&h.Co.” ——, 1833-42 1833 and after. Printer and typefounder 1821;

BROWN & MILLER, printers. printer 1822. McKay 1803-20.

105 Fulton, 1842 BRUCE, PELOUZE & CoO., typefounders. See also David

BROWN & MINOT, lithographers. Bruce, Jr.; Edward Pelouze.

126 Nassau, 1837 216 William, 1831

42 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 BRUCE & RIGGS, typefounders. See also David Bruce, BUDGET OF FUN. See George Siegfried.

Jr.; Abraham Riggs. BUER, Joseph, printer. 29 Ann, 1840-41 13 York, 1833-34

BRUNDAGE, Ebenezer F., portrait painter. 492 Greenwich, 1835

184 Canal, 1837 BUFFORD, John H., lithographer. BRUNO, Charles, books. 152 Broadway, 1835 212 Fulton, 1837-38 114 Nassau, 1836 Music instruments 1838. 134 Nassau, 1837 136 Nassau c. Beekman, 1838-39 a8 Broadway, aa painter. BUHLER, George D., artist.

, 213 Avenue 3rd, 1841-42

BRYANT, William C., editor. See also Bryant, Leggett BULEN, John H., tract agent.

& Co.; New York Evening Post. 59 Willett, 1835-40 49 William h. 92 Hudson, 1829 273 East-Broadway, 1841

— h. 67 Varick, 1830 272 East-Broadway, 1842 —— h. 147 Fourth, 1831

—— , 1832-33 BULKLEY, Edwin, paper. See also Cross, Bulkley &

—— h.1835 Hoboken, 1834 Gookin. — _, 234 Pearl, 1839-42 43 Pine, 1836 No occupation 1839-40. 27 Pine, 1837 BUNCE, Charles, printer. — h. 12 Carmine, 1838-39 78 Canal, 1831 — h. 326 Ninth, 1840-41 5 Hoboken, 1833

25 Pine h. ——, 1842 534 Grand, 1834 “& Co.” 1837-42. 101 Vandam, 1835-36 BRYANT, LEGGETT & Co., [New York] Evening Post 228 Mulberry, 1837-38 (q.v.) See also William C. Bryant; William Leggett. —— h. 296 Hudson, 1839

49 William, 1832-35 BUNCE, Charles W., printer. See also Edward Bunce;

43 Pine, 1836 George F. Bunce; Gray & Bunce. “Bryant & Leggett” 1835-36. 347 Pearl, 1823

; 512 Pearl & 1 Vandewater, 1824 107 Murray, 1834 347 Pearl, 1826 BUCCANEER. 169 Broome, 1827-28

BRYON, John, compositor. Roosevelt n. Mariner’s Church, 1825

27 Ann, 1842 218 Cherry, 1830-31

No occupation 1823-26. McKay notes a “C. W.” printer 1817,

BUCHANAN, William, silk printer. 1818-19. 65 Nassau, 1824-26 BUNCE, Edward, printer. See also Charles W. Bunce; Silk printer and porter-house 1825-26; porter-house 1827-33. George F. Bunce; Gray & Bunce.

BuCK, John B., lithographer. 25 Vandewater, 1824

103 Delancey, 1832-36 347 Pearl, 1826 86 Sheriff, 1837 Lombardy n. Walnut, 1827 168 East-Broadway, 1838 73 Montgomery, 1831 rear 93 Norfolk, 1841 221 Cherry, 1832

Orthographer 1841. 35 Rose,38 Madison, 18331834-36

ano Essen Baw ie BUNCE, George F., printer. See also Charles W. Bunce; Edward Bunce; Gray & Bunce.

BUCKINGHAM, J. L., printer. See also Osborn & 60 Frankfort, 1821

Buckingham. 58 Frankfort, 1822 18 New, 1837 66 Roosevelt, 1825 Only surname given 1836. 347 Pearl h. ——, 1826

rear 88 William, 1836 2 Vandewater, 1823-24

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 43

1 Vandewater, 1827-28 117 Bowery, 1832

37 Eldridge, 1829 30 Bayard, 1833-35 221 Cherry & 97 Eldridge, 1830 Lacks “Jr.” 1829-35. “Eleanor, widow of John” 196 Church 224 Cherry h. 221 Cherry, 1831-32 1836-37; other addresses 1838-42. McKay lists John Burger

110 Fulton h. 19 Peck-slip, 1833-34 and John Burger, Jr. 1797-1820. 222 Water h. 1 Vandewater, 1835-36 BURGESS, George, print store.

115 Beekman h. 19 Peck-slip, 1837 129 William, 1832

319 Pearl h. ——,, 1838 BNG ialso Colt, Burgess 61 Wall h. ——, 1839 oneness: athan G., publisher. See 319 Pearl h. ——, 1840 °. 321 Pearl h. ——, 1841-42 14 Cortlandt, 1839 Name spelled “Bruce” 1824 but in proper alphabetical BURGESS, William, Jr., bookseller and stationer.

publisher” 1796-1816. 93 Fulton,97 1825-27 Fulton, 1828-30

sequence for Bunce. McKay notes “George Bunce, printer and

BUNNARD, Francis, printer. 58 & 97 Fulton, 1831

33 Rivington, 1841 Lacks “Jr.” 1831. Bookseller 1825, 1831; bookseller and

BUNYIE, R., music store.

stationer 1826-30.

81 Bowery, 1827-30 BURK, Andrew, printer.

Musician 1827. 45 Orange, 1839

40 Centre, 1840-41

BURBIDGE, Louisa, books. “Burke” 18 41. 100 Hudson, 1841

BuRK, William, printer.

BURFORD, “nm artist. 167 Duane, 1823 201 Elm, 1834

202 Broadway, 1835 BURKE, George, engraver. 178 Canal, 1839 22 Nassau, 1834 559 Broadway, 1841 251 Broadway h. 22 James, 1835

1394/2 Grand, 1842 “G.” 1834.

No occupation 1834; portrait painter 1835. BURKE, Mat thias, printer.

BURGER, Gerardus C., printer. 116 Nassau h. 48 Vesey, 1839 40 North Moore, 1820-22 BURKHART, Charles F., portrait painter.

69 Adis ea 1823-25, 1827-32 24 Arcade, 1831 77 Joon, 1533

63 Fulton, 1834 BURLIN, Richard, portrait painter.

John, 1835-37 201 Hudson, 1834-36 679Goerck, 1838 205 Hudson, 1837-42

41 Vesey, 1840-42 BURLOCK, Wilson, bookbinder. See also Burlock & McKay 1820. Ballou.

BURGER, James M., bookstore. See also Morgan & 70 Fulton, 1834

.’

a a 182 BURLOCK & BALLOU, bookbinders. See also Wilson 5 Peat h oe Cherry, 1822 Burlock; Leonard S. Ballou.

wh, 86 Frankfort, 1833 50 Fulton, 1835

—., 1834 BURNAP, Gaius C., [paper store]. See also Elliot,

245 Pearl h. 338 Pearl, 1842 Burnap & Babcock, commission merchants. Lottery office 1829; stationer 1842. 50 Burling-slip, 1834 BURGER, John, Jr., copperplate printer. 3 Paring Shs 1835) 1837-41

Pell, 1821-23 —_ B- Brooklyn, 1842

Santon n. Bowery, 1824-25 No occupation given.

62 James, 1826-27 BURNETT, James G., printer. See also Burnett & Allen.

117 Bowery, 1828 48 Forsyth, 1841

107 Bowery, 1829 23 Chambers h. 43 Forsyth, 1842

32 Orchard, 1830-31 Lacks initial 1841.

44 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Burnett & Smith. Burr.

BURNETT, William, publisher and bookseller. See also BuRR, David H., map publisher. See also Henry A.

rear 201 Bowery, 1825-28 48 Dominick, 1829 36 Ludlow, 1829-31 189 Broadway h. 98 Spring, 1831 17 Ann h. ——, 1832-33 217 Broadway h. 137 Grand, 1832 —— h. Brooklyn, 1834 g Wall h. 54 Avenue 6th, 1833

——., 1835 “Burns” 1829. 15 Ann, 1836 BuRR, David K., maps.

eee Telescope 1825-26; no occupation 1827; bookseller, 192 Broadway, 18 42 BURR, Henry A., map store. See also David H. Burr.

BURNETT & ALLEN, printers. See also James G. , 217 Broadway, 1832

Burnett; Francis D. Allen, Jr. Name also appear bookkeeper hats35, 1837-42. ppears as18epe 37-4

23 Chambers, 1842

BURR, Samuel J., editor.

BURNETT & POLLARD, books. See also Oliver Pollard. 127 Nassau h. 88 Broadway, 1838

18 Cortlandt, 1838 BURR, William H., portrait painter. 169 Broadway, 1839

ys 409 Broome, 1840

1838 entry among additional names.

103 Canal, 1842

BURNETT & SMITH, printers. See also William Burnett; “W.H.” 1842.

George W. Smith. BURRITT, Abel, paper manufacturer.

17 Ann c. Theatre-alley, 1832-33 49 John, 1831

BURNHAM, Michael, proprietor [New York] Even/ing/ 203 Water h. ——, 1832

Post (q.v.) See also next entry. 203 Cherry h. 2 Great Jones, 1833

41 Pine, 1821-25 111 Beekman h. 52 Great Jones, 1834-36 h. Broadway n. Fourth, 1826 234 Pearl h. ——, 1837 h. 711 Broadway, 1827-30 gg or 107 John h. 70 Seventh, 1841

49 William h. ——, 1831 70 Seventh, 1842

711 Broadway, 1832-35 Com[mission] merchant 1831, 1834-37, 1841; manufacturer “Elizabeth, widow of Michael” 711 Broadway 1836-42. No 1833; no occupation 1842.

occupation 1831-35. McKay 1801-20. BURRITT, Wakeman, editor Ship/ping Commercial] List BURNHAM, Michael, & Co., editors [New York] Evening [8 Price Current] (q.v.) See also Burritt & Clayton.

Post (q.v.) See also previous entry. 30 Liberty, 1821

49 William h. 711 Broadway, 1829-31 213 Pearl, 1822

40 Broadway, 1823-29

BURNOCH, Samuel, bookbinder. 35 Wall h. ——, 1830

11 Lewis, 1837 17 Hanover h. ——, 1831

; — h.1 Morris, 1832-34

BURNS, David H. See David H. Burr. 17 Exchange Place h. ——, 1835

BURNTON, John P., bookbinder. 7 Nassau h. ——, 1836

149 Ludlow, 1840-42 59 Wall h. ——, 1837 Lacks initial 1840-41. 6 Tontine h.————, 1838 h. 97 Prince, 1839-41

BURNTON, John T., stationer. 11 Tontine h. ——, 1842 189'/2 Hudson, 1833-42 “Burrit” 1822-25. Merchant 1821-29. MeKay notes of this Burnton b a eee S an 1821-27). BURRITT & CLAYTON, editors Ship/ping Commercial]

, List & Price Current (q.v.) See also Wakeman

BURNTON, Thomas H., bookbinder. Burritt; Charles H. Clayton.

504 Greenwich, 1830 35 Wall, 1829-30

“Catherine, widow of Thomas H.” 71 Hester 1831 and other 17 Hanover, 1831-34 agar esses *834"39- McKay notes a bookbinder of this name 17 Exchange Place, 1835 7 Nassau, 1836

BURNTON, Thomas H., bookbinder. 59 Wall, 1837

57 Tontine, 1838-41 16 Forsyth, Batavia, 1840 1841611 Tontine, 1842

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 45

; , names.

BURROUGHS, William, & Co., printers. “J. L.” without occupation 1826-30. Stationer and account-

150 Grand h. 162 Grand. 18 4l book manufacturer 1838, 1842. 1841 entry among additional

34 Ann, 1842

Lacks “& Co.” 1841. Dry goods 1841. BURTSELL, Peter, stationer. See also John L. Burtsell.

Burt, Adam, bookseller. ve “ Broad be 9 Broad, 823-32 » ox M gar.a6 , on” 1826-31; ary, widow of Peter” 25 Mercer 1835-36. Asylum n. Charles, 1826 McKay lists as bookbinder and stationer 1795-1820. BURTON, Alexander, stationer. BURTUS, James A.., books and stationery.

268 Bowery h. 16 Stanton, 1835 19 Peck-slip, 1818-28

BURTON, James R., copperplate printer. See also —— h. 3 Peck-slip, 1829-32 Burton & Gurley; Burton, Gurley & Edmonds; —— h. 3 Peck-slip c. Water, 1833-34

Casilear, Durand, Burton & Edmonds. —— h.c. Water, 1835-36

21 Chapel, 1821 —— h. 81 Monroe, 1837-42

49 Orange, 1822 “J. A.” 1821-30. Bookstore and lottery office 1821-23; Sulli 8 bookstore and stationery 1825-33; stationery 1834-42. McKay p12 Sullivan, 1024 1818-20, succeeding Samuel A. 1808-1817. 20 White, 1825

53 Watts, 1826 BusH, Charles A., bookbinder.

17 Watts, 1827 52 Market, 1836

53 William h. ——, 1834 . 50 Wall h. ——, 1835-36 John Busteed. physician. is listed 18

20 Watts, 1828-33 BUSTEEDS BROTHER (JOHN), printers. 106 Broadway c. Pine, 1836

26 Wall h. 223 Second, 1837 ohn Busteed, physician, is listed 1841-42.

20 Wall h. 54 Ludlow, 1838 BUTCHER, John H., sculptor.

— Gold h. ——, 1839 24 Rivington, 1840

122 Broadway, 1841 234 Grand, 1841 — h. Brooklyn, 1842

BUTCHER, Robert, Jr., bookbinder.

BURTON, John G., bookbinder. 75 Pitt, 1837 158 Reade c. Greenwich, 1831 17 Essex, 1841

29 Bayard, 1832 Lacks “Jr.” 1841. Member, New-York Benevolent Association

BURTON, Samuel W., printer. of vourneymanf Jour BookBook-Binder. Ginders 2835.

282 Mott, 1831 BUTLER, Amos, editor and proprietor Merc/antile/ 143 Forsyth, 1835-36 Adv/ertiser] (q.v.) and M/ercantile] A/dvertiser] & 79 Forsyth, 1837 N/ew] Y/ork] A[dvocate] (q.v.) See also Butler &

Lacks initial 1831. Hyer.

N.

BURTON & GURLEY, engravers. See also James R.

159 Pearl h. 5 Murray, 1821-27 56 Wall h. ——, 1828-35

Burton; Royal Gurley. — h. 67 mal Greenwich, 1836 20 Wall, 1838 sae a) 1837

BURTON, GURLEY & EDMONDS, engravers. See also 65 Wall, 1838 James R. Burton; William Edmonds; Royal Gurley. “& Co.” 1833-36. No occupation 1821-30, 1838; prop. Merc.

26 Wall 1837 Adv. editors 1831-32;1836; props. editor M.A. & 1837. N.Y.A.McKay 1833; editor & proprietor ? 1834-35; 1804-17. BuRTO & WHITLOCK, engravers and printers BUTLER, Andrew J. W.., printer.

Grand, 1831c.24 Pell, 1821 1822 59 , Barclay Washington, 17 William, 1830

BURTSELL, John L., stationer. See also Peter Burtsell. 175, Washington, 1823

Wall c. Broad, 1826-29 Prince n. Laurens, 1824 — h. g Broad, 1830-33 go Chapel, 1825 — h. 76 Franklin, 1834 18 Frankfort, 1830 — h. 25 Mercer, 1835-37 80 Anthony, 1832 9g Nassau h. 16 Front, 1838 16 Leonard, 1833

—— h. 13 Water, 1839-40 Washington c. Dey h. 16 Leonard, 1834 45 Pearl, 1841 481 Dey, 1835 14 Pine c. Nassau h. 47 Pearl, 1842 143 Duane, 1836

46 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

1811-16. ’

BUTLER, Andrew J. W. (cont.) By, William, stationer. “A. J. W.” 1821-25, 1830. Printer 1821-24, 1835; no occu- Thames h. 5 Hall, 1834 pation 1825; bill poster 1830-33, 1836; brooms 1834. McKay 402 Broadway. 1835 424 Broadway, 1836

BUTLER, Asa, paper manufacturer. 8 King, 1842 203 Cherry, 1837-42 “and Son” 1835. No occupation 1842. BUTLER, Elihu, editor Mercantile Advertiser (q.v.) See By & JENKINS, binders. See also Stephen Jenkins.

also Butler & Hyer. 118 Fulton, 1837

159 Pearl, 1821-26 BYRNE, Daniel, printer. — h. 28 Duane, 1827 163 Mulberry, 1837 56 Wall, 1828

—— h. 28 Duane, 1829 BYRNE, Patrick, quill and wafer manufacturer.

— h. 82 Elm, 1830-35 172 Water, 1821 McKay 1816-18. 3 Garden h. 62—William, 1822 h. 20 William, 1823

BUTLER, Henry V., paper manufacturer. 42 Gold, 1824

203 Cherry, 1834-36 43 Gold, 1825

111 Fulton h. Paterson, 1838-40 95 Maiden-lane h. 42 Gold, 1826-27

56 or 74 John h. ——, 1841 60 William, 1828-35 74 John h. ——, 1842 “Importer and manufacturer of quills, wafers, black-lead . pencils and printing ink” 1822 only. Display advertisements BUTLER, Joline J., wood engraver. 1821-22, 1824-28. Also “Eliza, widow of Patrick” quills &c. 60

2 Ann h. 19 Burton, 1836 William 1836-38.

1 Ann h. 27 Chatham, 1837 BYRNES, Charles, [bookbinder].

1_’

1 Ann, 1838 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman

— h. 360 Broome, 1839 Book-Binders 1835.

go Ann h. ——, 1840 CABINET MAGAZINE. See also New York Cabinet.

10 orJohn, 16 John, 1841 61 Fulton. 182 16 1842 » 2029 _ CADELL, Alexander, bookbinder.

eer, leva H., oaitor. 28656Mulberry, 1833 1 OOSEVEIL, 1537-3 Beach, 1837 30 Cherry h. 25 Chestnut, 1840 5 Leonard, 1838 7/2 Bowery h. » 1841 104 Centre, 1840 7 /: 2 Bowery & 416 Pearl, 1842 “Ceddell” 1837, “Caddell” 1838. “Alexander S. Caddell”

No occupation 1840-41; medicine 1842. is member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders 1835.

BUTLER & HYER, proprietors Mercantile Adver/tiser]

Hyer. 142 Reed, 1826-27 159 Pearl, 1821-27 rear 55 Bowery, 1829-30

(q.v.) See also Amos Butler; Elihu Butler; George W. CADMUS, Richard, bookbinder.

56 Wall, 1828 CADWALLADER, M., printer. “Heyer” 1823-24; “Hyre” 1828. McKay notes firm began 214 William, 1823-25

publication in 1820 and perhaps as early as 1817-18. 347 William h. 212 William, 1826 BUTTERFIELD, Thomas W., printer. See also Dorr & 212 William, 1827

Butterfield. CADWELL, William S., books.

70 Fulton h. 162 Eldridge, 1833 3 Murray, 1842 — h. 51 Third, 1834

CAFFE, Philibert, artists’ canvas.

BUTTERS, William T., printer. 38 White, 1837-38

333 Bowery, 1841 93 Reade, 1839

BUXTON, George, printer. Entered among additional names as “Philip” 1837.

52 Cherry, 1834-35 CAHILL, Daniel C., printer. By, Charles, bookbinder. 63 Harman, 1821-22 16 Maiden-lane h. 96 Canal, 1841 CAHOON, Edward, librarian. 138 Fulton, 1842 Clinton-house h. 118 Monroe, 1841

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 47

CAIN, Joseph, printer. 180 Broadway, 1835 opposite State Prison, 1820 17/2 Tontine, 1836

34 cay: 382 CAMP, Alfred, bookbinder. 39 Gouverneur, 1837

CALDER, James, printer.

2 Birmingham, 1830 CAMP, Amzi, tract missionary. 648 Water, 1831 g8 Mott, 1836-41 5 Jefferson, 1832 158 Leonard, 1842

6 Columbia, 1833-34 “Rev.” 1841-42. No occupation 1836-38.

McKay 1819. CAMP, Enoch E., editor.

CALHOUN, Charles A., printer. 42 Commerce, 1841

356 Hudson, 1838 78 Elm, 1842 1 Division, 1839-42

CAMP, Ozias, bookbinder.

CALLAWAY, George, portrait painter. 11 Burling-slip h. 378 Monroe, 1832

257 Spring, 1837 240 Pearl h. 641 Water, 1833-35 54 Clarkson, 1838 29 Fulton h. ——, 1836-39 428 Greenwich, 1839 — h. 31 Spruce, 1840 123 Avenue 3rd, 1840 101 or 109 John h. ——, 1841

CALLENDER, Frederick B., bookseller. 109 John h. ——-, 1842 171 William c. Beekman, 1834 CAMPBELL. See also Carswell & Campbell; Wilder &

CALLENDER, Joshua P., books. Campbell. 141 Nassau h. 103 Varick, 1836-37 CAMPBELL, Alexander, typecaster. 162 Nassau h. ——, 1838 100 Greene, 1841 150 Varick, 1839

13 Beekman h. 540 Fourth, 1840 CAMPBELL, Donald, engraver and printer.

127 Nassau h. 104 Avenue D, 1841-42 1 Ann, 1836

CALUMET OF PEACE. 108 Nassau c. Ann, 1837

106 Nassau, 1832-33 331 Broadway, 1838 111 Suffolk, 1840-41

CALYER, James, bookbinder. go William h. 111 Suffolk, 1842

35 Wall, 1835 Engraver 1838, 1840-42.

19 Henry, 1836 CAMPBELL, J. & S., booksellers and paper warehouse. CALYO, Nicholas, proflessor of] painting. See also John Campbell; John Campbell & Co.;

402 Broadway, 1836 Samuel Campbell; Samuel Campbell & Son; Camp-

157 Chapel, 1837-38 bell & Persse.

411 Broadway, 1839-40 124 Pearl, 1825-26 285 Broadway, 1841-42 88 Water, 1827-28 CAMMEYER, William, Jr., engraver. See also Cam- 90 Water, 1829-31

meyer & Clark. 110 Nassau,1826-30; 1832-33 . Booksellers 1825; merchants paper warehouse

73 Liberty, 1825 1831-33. Also “S. & J. Campbell” dry goods 70 Hudson 1834.

70 Maiden-lane h. 8 Spruce, 1834

180 Broadway h. 167 Greenwich, 1835 CAMPBELL, James, printer.

17/2 Tontine h. 84 John, 1836 Mott n. Spring, 1818-19

46 Pearl, 1838 179 Mott n. Spring, 1820-22 — h. 52 Harison, 1839 Mott c. Broome, 1823 34 Park-row, 1840 107 Delancey, 1829

Lacks “Jr.” 1838-41. .

465 Washington, 1841 “Camphel” 1823. McKay 1818-20.

CAMPBELL, James M., book and print store.

CAMMEYER & CLARK, copperplate printers. See also g Arcade, 1827

William Cammeyer, Jr.; James Clark. 5 Arcade, 1828

79 Maiden-lane, 1834 Name also appears 1823-24.

48 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 CAMPBELL, John, bookseller and paper warehouse. See 78 Sullivan, 1837 also J. & S. Campbell; John Campbell & Co.; Samuel Also George W., painter 27 Grand 1835.

Campbell; Samuel Charles, Campbellprofessor & Son; Campbell & Persse. CANDA, of drawing.

88 Water, 1820-23 17 Provost, 1824 —— h. 368 Broadway, 1824 9 Jay, 1825

124 Pearl h. ——, 1825-26 75 Leonard, 1826-32 88 Water h. ——, 1827-28 114 Leonard, 1833-36 go Water h. ——, 1829-31 15 Amity, 1837-39

110 Nassau h. 81 Warren, 1832-41 17 Lafayette-place, 1840-42

110 & 112 Nassau h. ——, 1842 “young ladies boarding school” 1841-42.

paper warehouse 1842. McKay 1820. ? ? ° Bookseller 1821-25; merchant 1826-34; no occupation 1835-41; CANEVILLE. Antonio. modelist 85 Cherry, 1822

CAMPBELL, John, & Co., paper warehouse. See also J. & S. Campbell; John Campbell; Campbell & Persse. CANFIELD, Dayton I., paper. See also Canfield & Vail. 110 Nassau & 27 Ann, 1834-35 63 Liberty, 1842

CAMPBELL, John S., paper store. CANFIELD, Edward, printer.

75 John h. 84 John, 1839 118 Suffolk, 1842

*5 se h. Proomy™ 1840 CANFIELD, George, printer.

0and 4 superior assaul pasteboard” : b , nen ;1840 346only. Grand c. Norfolk, 1838 rear 364 Broome, 1839 CAMPBELL, Russell, printer. See also Russell Canfield. 167 Allen, 1840

11 Goerck, 1830 64 Marion, 1841

CAMPBELL, Samuel, bookseller. See also John Camp- CANFIELD, Russell, printer. See also Russell Campbell.

bell; J. & S. Campbell; Samuel Campbell & Son; 11 Goerck, 1830

Campbell & Persse 263 Columbia, 1831 124 Pearl, 1821-23 263 Delancey, 1832 88 Water h. 368 Broadway, 1824 44 Columbia, 1833-34 h. 368 Broadway, 1825 46 Columbia, 1835

88 Water h. ——, 1827-28 / 124 Pearl h. ——, 1826 McKay notes a printer of this name 1811-12.

go Water h. ——, 1829-31 CANFIELD & VAIL, paper warehouse. See also Dayton I.

h. 368 Broadway, 1832-36 Canfield.

No occupation 1825-36. McKay lists as printer, bookseller 29 Spruce, 1841

kbind Pearl 1794-1818. and bookbinder at 124 Pearl 1794-1818 CANN, Joseph, stationer.

60 Grand, 1823 .

CAMPBELL, Samuel, typefounder. 11 Albany, 1842

CANOVA, Dominick, lithographer. See also Canova &

CAMPBELL, Samuel, & Son, booksellers. See also John Tarby. Campbell; Samuel Campbell; J. & S. Campbell. 412'/, Broadway, 1832

| 88 Water, 1821-22, 1824

CANOVA & TARBY, lithographers. See also Dominick CAMPBELL, William, printer. Canova.

67 Mott, 1828-29 4 John, 1831 94 Mott, 1830 112 Elizabeth, 1831 CANTINE & MORGAN, printers. See also David B. 144 Anthony, 1832 Morgan.

CAMPBELL & PERSSE, paper warehouse. See also J. &

49 Fulton, 1832

S. Campbell; John Campbell; John Campbell & Co.; CAPE, Henry, artist.

Samuel Campbell; Dudley Persse. 26 Arcade, 1832

110 Nassau, 1836-39 51 Madison, 1833 CANADA, George, printer. CAPELLI, Cesare, artist.

36 Anthony, 1830 110 Spring, 1841

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 49 CAREW, Joseph, sculptor. See also Smyth & Carew; CARTER, N. H., editor [of The] Statesman. See also

Smyth, Carew & Foster. Carter & Prentiss.

22 Barrow h. Ninth c. Broadway, 1836 Franklin House, 1822-24

—— h. 28 Factory, 1837 State c. Bridge, 1825-27

4 Carmine, 1838 16 Merchants’ Exchange h. 176 Fulton, 1828-29 Eleventh n. Avenue 5th, 1839 CARTER, Robert, bookseller. CAREY, H.C., & Co., booksellers. 112 Canal h. go Watts, 1834

157 Broadway, 1822 —— h. 88 Watts, 1835-37 58 Canal h. ——, 1838-42

CARLAND, John, typecaster. CARTER & PRENTISS, editors [of The] Statesman. See

30 Spruce, 1834 also N. H. Carter; George W. Prentiss. Name also appears as porterhouse 1836-42. Tontine Coffee-house, 1822

63 Water, 1826 ; 83 Fulton, 1827 6 Merchants’ Exch 808

CARLL, Ephraim J., bookbinder. 69 Pine, 1823 20 Wall, 1824-26

Merchants’ Exchange, 1827

47 Wall h. 192 Water, 1828 BO ESPON ATS ERCNAN ES, 182

109 Water, 1830 CARTER & THORP, printers. See also James M. Thorp.

21 Gold, 1831 58 Exchange Place, 1839 o3 Wat » 1832 CARTWRIGHT, Thomas, paper stainer. 55 Wall, 1834 165 Avenue &th, 1837 4 Lumber, 1835 215 Walker, 1836 CARVILL, G. & C., booksellers. “E. J.” 1830. No occupation 1834-36. 108 Broadway, 1824-42

“G. & C. & H.” 1829-34; “& Co.” 1835-39; “Carvill & Co.”

CARPENTER, George A., printer. 1840-41. Address continues “c. Pine” 1828, 1842.

63 Vestry, 1834-36 CARVILLE, Charles, [calico printer.] See also Marshall,

Lacks initial 1834-35. Carville & Taylor.

; 271 Pearl h. Fourteenth n. Avenue 3rd, 1829-30

CARR. See also Stebbins & Carr, map publishers. 47 Fulton h. 1831

Carr, Richard, lithographer. — h. Eighth n. Avenue grd, 1832

19 Troy, 1836 26 Pine h. ——, 1833-34 —— h. 29 St. Marks, 1835

CARROLL, Walter, engraver. ——— h. 23 St. Marks, 1836-39

51 John, 1836 33 Pine h. 168 Eighth, 1840-41 — h. 12 St. Marks, 1842

CARSWELL, Robert S., commission merchant. See also No occupation given.

Carswell & Campbell. CASILEAR, Francis C., copperplate printer.

32 Cedar h. 112 Bank, 1838 —— h. 122 Bank, 1839 —— h. 163 Barrow, 1840-41

191 Houston, 1836, 1838-39 1 Wall h. 191 Houston, 1840

1842 and 191 designated Houston, 1841-42 72 ,William, Lacks initial printer 1836.

CARSWELL & CAMPBELL, printers of pongee handker- CASILEAR, John W., engraver. See also Casilear, Du-

chiefs, etc. See also Robert S. Carswell. rand & Co.; Casilear, Durand, Burton & Edmonds. 32 Cedar, 1839-40 72 Duane, 1833

; 53 William h. 72 Duane, 1834

CARTER, Francis, designer. 50 Wall h. ——, 1835

2321/, Hudson, 1836 —— h. 6 John, 1836 176 Fourth, 1837 358 Grand, 1838-39 6 Commerce, 1838 352 East-Broadway, 1840 112 Avenue 6th, 1839 Lacks initial 1838-40. 14 Avenue 6th, 1840

CASILEAR, DURAND & Co., engravers. See also John

CARTER, John, printer. See also Long & Carter. W. Casilear; Theodore Durand.

131 Front, 1839 53 William, 1834

50 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 CASILEAR, DURAND, BURTON & EDMONDS, engravers. CHAMBERS, Thomas, landscape painter.

See also James R. Burton; John W. Casilear; 80 Anthony, 1834

Theodore Durand; William Edmonds. 330 Broadway, 1835

50 Wall, 1835-36 80 Anthony, 1836

Cassidy. 48 Vesey, 1839

CASSIDY, Hugh, printer. See also Chatterton & 213 Greene, 1837-38

7 Wall, 1835-36 Marine painter 1838-39.

57 William, 1837-39 CHAMBERS, Thomas H., music. See also Dubois, Bacon

88 William, 1840 & Chambers.

rear 88 William, 1841-42 167 Broadway h. 241 Orange, 1836-37 CassIDy, Nicholas, editor. 285 Broadway h. ——, 1838-39

60 Charlton, 1837 —— h. 63 Marion, 1840-41 385 Broadway h. 158 Wooster, 1842

CATHERWOOD, Frederick, panorama.

89 Prince h. 466 Houston, 1838 CHAMBERS, William, portrait painter.

— h. 142 Broadway, 1839 48 Greenwich, 1835 —., 1840-42 319Artist Hudson, 1836-38 “Francis” 1838. 1836-38.

CATHOLIC EXPOSITOR & L. M. CHAMBERS’ EDINBURGH JOURNAL.

1681/2 Fulton, 1841-42 162 Nassau, 1835

CATHOLIC MAGAZINE. CHAMPLEY, George, bookbinder. 13 Chambers, 1839

16 Chambers, 61 Barclay,1822-23 1820-21 a 1961840-42 Washington,

CATLIN, George, portrait painter. 196 Broadway, 1824-26

3 Cortlandt, 1827 — & 2 Barclay, 1827

61 Cortlandt, 1828-29 30 Exchange Place h. 105 Washington, 1828-29 CAULFIELD, Michael, printer. 214 Broadway h. ——, 1830

110 Elizabeth, 1841 Beekman c. 137 Nassau, 1831 Nassau c. Beekman, 1832

CECIRE, Raymond, portrait painter. 118 Fulton, 1833

rear 145 Orange, 1832 g2 Avenue 8th, 1834

CEDDELL, Alexander. See Alexander Cadell. 152 Avenue 8th, 1835-37

141 Avenue 8th, 1838-39

CELLARIER, Francis, paper manufacturer. Drygoods 1835-39. McKay 1820. Listed as member of New

23 Oliver, 1821 York Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822 with 42 Bancker, 1822 address 61 Barclay. 9 Bancker, 1823 CHANDLER, Abel, typecaster. 11 Roosevelt, 1824 61 Anthony, 1830

McKay 1819-20. 32 Gold, 1831

CHAMBERS, John, books. 114 Chapel, 1832-34

218 Bowery h. 1 Oliver, 1836 rear 50 Leonard, 1835

117 Norfolk, 1837 339 Monroe, 1836 “& Co.” 1836. McKay lists John Chambers & Co. stationers 36 Thomas, 1840

1807-1819. 68 Thompson, 1841

CHAMBERS, John W., copyist. No occupation 1830.

185 Reade, 1832 CHANDLER, Adoniram, stereotype founder. 192 Mercer, 1834

8 Madison. 182n- rear 93 Gold, 1821

" Read 8 35°37 rear 84 Maiden-lane h. 116 Chambers, 1822-24 . acks 7 CARE, 1039" 42 rear 64 Pine h. 117 Chambers, 1825 initial 1834. Clerk 1842. 87 Nassau h. 20 White, 1826

CHAMBERS, Moses, printer. 144 Nassau h. 96 Church, 1827

470 Broome, 1841 — h. White, 1828 185 Broome, 1842 2 Ann h. 9g White, 1829-30

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 ol

—— h. 17 White, 1831-35 CHATTERTON & CRIST, printers. See also Stephen S.

17 White, 1836-38 Chatterton; John W. Crist. 30 Franklin, 1839-41 135 Water, 1839-42

10 North Moore, 1842 .

“A. Chandler & Co.” 1823; “A. Chandler” 1822-28; CHEESEMAN, Joseph B., bookbinder. See also J. & J. “Adoniran” 1829. No occupation 1837-38, 1842; commis- Cheesman.

sary gen(eral] 1839-41. 97 Lombardy, 1821-25

h. —— CHANON & DESOBRY, lithographers. See also Prosper Pear] 230 1 ear 1820-29

—— h. 27 Gold, 1830-31 Desobry. —— h. 68 Rutgers, 1832-33 56 Exchange Place, 1828 —— h. 58 Rutgers, 1834

CHAPEL, John, blacking and ink manufacturer. 347 Pearl h. ——, 1835

70 Fulton, 1827-29 —— h. 372 Monroe, 1839

74 Fulton, 1839-40 McKay lists as member of New York Friendly Association “&”Co.” lacking £ 8 of Master Book-Binders 1822 name “Cheesman”. 1840. Blacking factory 1839-40. 1839 entry has samewith spelling withspelled occupation bandboxes. CHAPIN, Henry A., & Co., books. CHEESMAN, J. & J., bookbinders. See also Joseph B.

138 Fulton, 1840 Cheeseman. 1840 entry is among additional names.

CHENARD, Anthony F., lithographer.

CHAPIN, William, engraver. 70 Barclay h. 43 Robinson, 1825 4 Wall h. 267 Grand, 1829-32 395 Broadway, 1826-27

4Map Wall, 1833 91 Grand, 1831 publisher 1833. 295 Washington, 1834

CHAPMAN, John G., artist. 137 Reade, 1835

62 White, 1835-38 — Lumber, 1836 30 Lumber, 1837

CHARISOLE, Bartholomew, image maker. 132 Church, 1838

36 Augustus, 1824 “Ferdinand” 1825; “A. F.” 1826-27. Dry goods 1825-27;

li .

lithographer 1831; no occupation 1834-38.

CHARLES, Henry, map publisher CHESNUT, James, bookbinder. 614 Water, 1824

750 Broadway, 1825 , c. Houst P . 46 First, 1834 ist Avenue n. Third, 1826 Orchard 11 Clarke, 1831-32

Twelfth n. Broadway, 1828 +94 Standing ave aCommittee, “ OUSHODs 2935 New-York Benevolent Association of CHATER, Nathaniel, colour and chemical works. Journeyman Book-Binders 1835.

51 & 153 Laurens, 1834 CHESTER, Elisha W., editor and couns[elor].

109 Norfolk, 1835 26 Attorney, 1839

86 & 88 Norfolk, office 169 Maiden-lane h. 162 27 Wall h. 311 East-Broadway, 1840

Second, 1836 25 Nassau h. 23 King, 1841-42

79 Broad h. 44 Hamersley, 1837 Attorney] & couns[elor] 1840-42.

—— h. 4 Hamersley, 1838-39 ook

Chemist 1834-35; colour works 1837-39. A second entry for CHEVANNE, Amidée, lithographer.

Chater & Fisher, manufacturers of paper hangings; white lead, 67 Bayard, 1837

paints, and colors, 79 Broad 1837. 66 Chapel, 1838 CHATER & FISHER. See Nathaniel Chater. “Chevan” 1837.

CHATTERTON, Stephen S., printer. See also Chatterton aL Asa, P ane See also oe. Wells.

& Cassidy; Chatterton & Crist. +94 . reenwic ae . PRIDE, 202

136 Water h. 75 Oliver, 1838 Also “Lois, widow of Asa” 1827, 1831-34. 135 Water h. 43 Cherry, 1839-40 CHILD, Lydia Maria, editor.

——, 1841-42 143 Nassau, 1841

CHATTERTON & CASSIDY, printers. See also Hugh CHILD & WELLS, printers. See also Asa Child; David

Cassidy; Stephen S. Chatterton. Wells.

136 Water, 1838 194 Greenwich c. Vesey, 1826

52 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

CHILDREN’S MAGAZINE. CHILDS, John, lithographer.

46 Lumber, 1835-36 go Nassau, 1840-42 28 Ann, 1837, 1840-41

CHILDS, John C., colorist.

CHILDS, Augustus F., artist. 359 Broadway, 1834

36 Reade, 1830 15 Ann, 1835

103 Elm, 1837 a

214 Broadway, 1831 119 Fulton, 1836, 1838

34 Greene, 1836 Lacks initial 1834, 1838. Print colourer 1838.

Lacks initial and designated worker in pear! 1836-37. CHILDS, Shubael D., wood engraver. See also Benjamin F. Childs. CHILDS, Benjamin F., wood engraver. See also Shubael 221 Canal, 1831

Childs. 6715 Liberty h. 105 Cross,1833 1832 47D. John, 1835 Frankfort h. ——, Wall, 1836 4 John h. 13 Avenue 6th, 1834 42 Nassau, 1837 7 Wall h. 30 Bank, 1835

74 Fulton, 1838 — h. Jane, 1836 —— h. 29 Clarke, 1839 76 Fulton h. 461/2 John, 1837 — h. 243 Spring, 1840

84 Fulton, 1841-42 CHILDS & DEVOE, printers. See also Casper C. Childs;

Cfond, COLE] See also C C William Devoe. . , neal ee also Casper ©. 34 Ann, 1834-35 ilds; Evander Childs, Jr. 80 Vesey, 1836

80 Vesey, 1837-42

CHINERY, J , lett d tool cutter. See al h

CHILDS, Casper C., printer. See also C. C. & E. Childs; R Hoole etter and tool cutter. See also John

Evander Childs, Jr.; Childs & Devoe. ay: ' h. York, 1827 97: 94: 3216Grand, 1829 William, 1827 g0 William, 1828-33

18 108 Nassau h. 212 William, 1834-35 .‘6York. Cs , , ie 221 William h. ——, 1836 1 on95205 William, 1837 1838 104Socing Spring, 1°33 Fulton h. 305 Bowery,

34 Ann h. 364 Broome, 1834

96 Fulton h. 9 Frankfort, 1839

80 Vi. »h1937-40 3 10Solely Frankfort, 1840 O vesey designated tool cutter 1834-39; tavern 1840. Also —— h. 65 Mercer, 1835-36

—— h. 69 Grand, 1841 “Ann, widow of James, tavern” 377 Pearl 1841; 495 Pearl 1842.

— h. 65 Mercer, 1842 Also Chinery & Hoole, toolcutters 108 Nassau 1834-35. Lacks initial 1821; “Caspar” 1829-30, 1834, 1839-40.

See NN TOS LEER NIE 301 ESL BS AO CHINERY & HOOLE. See James Chinery.

CHILDS, Evander, Jr., copperplate printer. See also

C. C. & E. Childs; Casper C. Childs. CHITTENDEN, William B., editor. 23 Liberty, 1827 159 Duane, 1835 154 Church, 1828 Name also appears, designated attorney, 1831-34.

32 Grand, 1829 CHIVERS, Robert, printer. 15 York, 1830-31 179 Broome, 1835-36

185 Canal, 1832 . 8 Doyer, 1837

Sullivan, 1833 581834-36 Henry, 1838 98 Greene,

521 Greenwich, 1837 CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE. See Barber Badger. 29 Thompson, 1838

80 Vesey h. 28 Thompson, 1839 CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE AND JOURNAL. See also

— h. 69 Grand, 1840 Stephen Dando. — h. 65 Mercer, 1841 29 Spruce, 1831 — h. 681/ Greene, 1842 14 Crosby, 1833

Lacks “Jr.” 1831-40. Broker 1831-33; no occupation 1834-42. 200 Mulberry, 1834-42

CHILDS, John, engraver. CHRISTIAN FAMILY MAGAZINE.

152 Broadway, 1834 132 Nassau, 1842

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 ay)

CHRISTIAN HERALD Office. CILLS, James H., bookbinder.

279 Broadway, 1821 102 Liberty, 1819-21

128 Broadway, 1822 191 Pearl, 1822

182 Broadway, 1823-24 163 Water h. 68 Church, 1823-24

McKay cites 1816-20 and says issued until 1824. 163 Water upstairs, 1825-26 CHRISTIAN INQUIRER. See also Barnabus Bates. *25 Maiden-lane upstairs, 1827-28

380 Broadway, 1825 7 h- 268 Spring, 1829 70 Maiden-lane h.—, 1830

CHRISTIAN INTELLIGENCER. See also Rev. Cornelius 82 William, 1831

D. Westbrook. 108 Beekman h. 268 Spring, 1832-34

240 Pearl, 1831 —— h. 45 Vandam, 1835 104 Nassau c. Ann, 1832-33 ——., 1836-42

102 Nassau c. Ann, 1834-42 McKay 1816-20. Listed as member of New York Friendly

Association of Master Book-Binders 1822 with address 189 CHRISTIAN JOURNAL. Pearl.

99 Pearl, 1827 McKay notes Christian Journal & Literary Register 1817-30. CIRCLE DU COMMERCE. 88 Maiden-lane, 1825

CHRISTIAN LIBRARY. See also Thomas George, Jr. _

162 Nassau, 1835 CISCO, William F., printer. See also Kennaday & 489 Spruce, 1836 Cisco; Ming & 1829 Cisco. Eldridge, 1837 12 Chestnut, 5 William h. 234 Hudson, 1830

CHRISTIAN MESSENGER. See also Philo Price; 234 Hudson, 1831

Universalist Union & Christian Messenger. 80 Charlton, 1832-33

2 Chatham-square, 1833-34 88 Barclay h. 558 Greenwich, 1834 CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR. CITIZEN OF THE WORLD.

Spruce c. Park-row, 1838 84 Roosevelt, 1834-35

CHRISTIE, Benjamin, bookbinder. CITY HALL RECORDER. See D. Rogers.

54 Macdougal, 1840-42 McKay notes 1817-22.

CHRISTMAN, Charles G., musical instrument maker. Crry LIBRARY. See New York Society Library. Bedford c. Burton, 1823

64 and 80 Crosby, 1824 CLANCY, William, marbler. Bedford n. Commerce, 1826-27. Gold n. Spruce, 1840

79 Bedford, 1828-35 33 Ann, 1841

so" Peal vBooea2 CLAPP, Oliver, bookbinder. Lacks initial 1823-24, 1826-27. Display advertisements in 146 William, 1823 1841-42 read “just opened, a musical circulating library of 100 Liberty, 1828 3000 volumes, for the purpose of hiring out Music on the most 36 Oak, 1829

reasonable terms”. 17 Madison, 1830-33

CHRONICLE OF THE TIMES. 184 Chatham h. 17 Madison, 1834

61 Fulton, 1828 ——, 1835

25 Pine, 183 -

— & 174 Broadway, 1836

CHURCH, voseph M., editor. 184 Chath. 18 37-38 83 7 Cortlandt h. 81 Cedar, 1837 © Mott, 1839-42

26 Wall, 1838 CLAPP, William, bookbinder. Attorney 1836, 1838. 330 Pearl, 1822

46 Lumber, 1835-36 28 Ann, 1837 CLARK, Alvan, calico engraver.

146 William, 1823 CHURCHMAN. No occupation 1822

142 Fulton, 1838-39 go Maiden-lane h. 100 John, 1829

124 Fulton, 1840 100 John, 1830 | 111 Nassau, 1841 52 Fulton h. ——, 1831-32

— (upstairs), 1842 “Aaron” 1829. Engraver 1829; miniature painter 1830.

54 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

CLARK, Asahel, engraver. 81 Orange, 1831

33 Merchants’ Exchange h. 4 Cliff, 1834 274 Broome, 1832

McK 820. CLARK, Denison S., printer. may nee

55 Provost, 1829 CLARK, William, Jr., penmanship teacher. rear 40 North Moore, 1837 207 Spring, 1826-29 381 Greenwich, 1838-40 118 Prince, 1830-38 86 North Moore, 1841 198 Greene, 1840 347 Greenwich, 1842 Teacher 1826-30, 1840. Lacks initial 1829.

ners tain 1829 CLARK & EDSON, Knickerbocker Mag/azine/ (q.v.) See

CLARK, George W., bookbinder. also Lewis G. Clark; Clement M. Edson.

g2 Henry, 1839 161 Broadway, 1835-39 Madi 156 On8 BSF CLARKE, Edward, printer.

CLARK, Isaac, portrait painter. 193 Walker, 1834 rear 385 Greenwich, 1823-24 56 Orchard, 1835-36

CLARK, James, engraver. See also Cammeyer & Clark. CLARKE, Francis, printer.

70 Maiden-lane, 1834 112 Fulton, 1841 180 Broadway, 1835 38 Oliver, 1842

171/, Tontine, 1836

—— & 329 Broadway, 1837 CEARRY John printer.

167 145ToUston, Honste1940 t. — h. Broadway, 103 Monroe, 1838-40 1841-42 505

CLARK, John, artist. CLARKE, Levi H., editor Morning Herald.

46 Whitehall, 1839 emailed h. 520 Broadway, 1824 333 h. 281 Broadway, m7 Will2030 m1 183 1825 81Broadway Broad 8 BAA 27 1840-41 IN aE, FON OREM EY) 25 Arcade, 1831 CLARK, John, bookbinder. 207 Division, 1836-37 Cedar c. William, 1826 h. 18 Chrystie, 1838 . 49 Bond

CLARK,. John R., engraver. h.editor 49 1830; one’Justice 1839 No occupation 1824-25, 1831; 7, 10 & 251 Broadway upstairs, 1834 13th wards 1836-39.

CLARK, Joseph, portrait painter. CLARKE, Thomas, editor Globe and Emerald (q.v.)

385 Greenwich, 1821 259 Bowery, 1826

CLARK, Lemuel E., printer. 66 Nassau, 1827 Ludlow n. Stanton, 1821 Editor and attorney 1827.

8 Norfolk, 1823 CLARKSON, James G., printer.

McKay 1807-20. : ,

Also “Maria, widow of Lemuel” Ludlow c. Broome 1825-26. 208 William 1837 103 Varick, 1840

CLARK, Lewis G., editor. See also Clark & Edson; 39 Wooster, 1841-42 Clement M. Edson; Knickerbocker Magazine. Lacks initial 1840.

161 Broadway h. 131 Grand, 1835 CLARKSON, Samuel G., printer.

161 Broadway, 1836-38 rearPFINE, 121 Spring, 18 — h. 138 Henry, 1839 2933

145 Fulton h. ——, 1840-42 CLAWSON, William P., printer.

—— h. 70 Seventh, 1842 g2 Orange, 1837

Knickerbocker Mag/[azine] 1835; books 1836; editor 1837-42. 4 Jersey, 1838-39

“O) ”8. CLARK, Phebe, teacher of drawing. ousom BN3T

131 Wooster, 1839-41 CLAY, Edward W., artist.

Franklin, 18 CLARK, William, printer. 237 Brame 2938 36 Eldridge, 1822 CLAY, Edward W., lithographer.

18 Eldridge, 1823 go Nassau, 1840

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 00 CLAYTON, Charles H., stationer. See also Burritt & CLEARY, Owen, paper. Clayton; Shipping Commercial List € Price Current. Wooster c. Amity, 1826

—, 1842 Paver 1826.

6 Tontine h. 363 Broome, 1839-41 Asylum n. Hammond, 1828

CLAYTON, Edwin A., printer. CLEMENT, Christopher C., books. See also Clement &

9 Thames 1836 Packard; Taylor & Clement.

121 Franklin 1838 128 Fulton h. 189 Chambers, 1839

6 Tontine h. 9 Rector, 1839 180 Pearl h. ——, 1840 P]

g Thames h.— , 1840 — h.17 Rose, 1841 h. Brooklyn, 1841 — h. 145 Clinton, 1842

41 Pine h. 205 W. Eighteenth, 1842 CLEMENT & PACKARD, books. See also Christopher

No occupation 1838; stationer 1839. C. Clement.

180 Pearl, 1841-42

wv lonton B» Printer and bookseller. See also 1841 entry among additional names. Stationers 1842. aytonpias annorden.

279 Broadway, 1821 CLENDER, Henry, finisher.

e9—.

rear 64 Pine h. 25 Ann, 1822 1 Goerck, 1832-34

— h. 43 Liberty, 1823-25 CLENSEY, William, paper marbler.

— h. 13 Harison, 1826 110 Fulton, 1835

e 5 Campers, ae 29 CLONNEY, James G., miniature painter.

g—— Chambers, 1830-31 uv at 1834 h. 18 Lumber, 1832 rn . 7040

49 William h. ——, 1833 hist 1840.

17 Hanover h. ——, 1834 CLONNEY, John G., lithographer. 17 Exchange Place h. ——, 1835 14542 Greenwich, 1830 7 Nassau h. 365 Broome, 1836 CLOVER, Lewis P., Jr., artist.

59 Wall h. ——, 1837 172 Fulton, 1841 6 Ponting be Grand rae 502 Broome, 1842

— h. 94 Grand, 1842 CLUSSMAN, Joseph A., bookbinder.

“FE, B.” 1821-26; “Edwin B. & Sons” 1842. Printer 1821-29; 21 Madison, 1828-30 printer and bookseller 1830-31; bookseller 1832; no occupation —— h. 120 Walker, 1831-32

1833-36; stationer 1837-42. McKay notes an Edward B. 1 : _

Clayton, printer, 1815-20 with addresses of 84 Maiden-lane and h. 16'/2 Hamilton, 1833-40

64 Pine, 1819-20. 465 Pear] h.McKay —;notes1841-42 a firm, Niven & Clussman, bookbinders, 68 CLAYTON, John G., printer. William 1815. 15 Anthony, 1834 COATES, Edmund C., historical painter.

29 Rutgers, 1835-42 183 Broadway, 1837

CLAYTON, William H., printer. 107 Eleventh n. Avenue 5th, 1841

101 Greenwich, 1821-22 239 Broadway , 1842 ; ; G ich, 1822-2 Edmund F. 1837; “Edward” 1841; “Edmund C.” 1842.

123 Hester, 1830 19 Chrystie, 1832 rear 15 Rose, 1821

45 Hester 3 3-29 Landscape painter 1837. tap Hester ‘Bas COATES, Thomas P., printer.

138 Fulton, 1833-34 65 Elm, 1822 12 Allen, 1835 56 Roosevelt, 1823-24 29 Rutgers, 1836-41 27 Oak, 1825 McKay 1820 at 2 Garden. James c. Cherry, 1826

;,

1823 entry among additional names. McKay 1819-20.

CLAYTON & VANNORDEN, printers. See Edwin B. Coss, Lyman, author

Clayton; James Vannorden. 145 Seventeenth, 1841 Tear 4jam, ine,1630-31 3 25°29 128 Avenue 3rd, 1842 1831-32; no occupation 42 Wi Name also entered as professor 49 William, 1832-33 1834-39; baker 1840.

06 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

COBETT, Charles, printer. COGHLAN, Daniel, paper dealer. 16 King, 1831 23 Old-slip, 1821-42 sane . wack Junk store 1821-23; rope dealer 1826-34; rope & paper COBEY, William, bookbinder. See also William Codey. 1835-36; paper 1838-42.

128 Leonard, 1824

COGSWELL, Horace, stationer.

COCHRAN, John, bookbinder. 34 Wall h. 59 Gold, 1832-34

118 Broadway, 1821 — h. 382 Broadway, 1835-38

321 Washington, 1822 24 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1839 18 Leonard, 1823-24 19 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1840-42 11 Thomas, 1825 Basket store 1832-34; no occupation 1835. 283 Broadway, 1826 68 Hudeon 1827-28 COGSWELL, Joseph G., editor. See also Henry &

45 Christopher, 1829 Coggswell; New York Review.

9201 Caroline, 1830 54 Gold, 1840 Duane, 1831 — h. 585 Broadway, 1841

21 Madison, 1832-33 —— h. 587 Broadway, 1842

Bookbinder and seller 1827-30. McKay 1814-20. Lacks initial 1840.

CocuRAN, Rodney, typecaster. COGSWELL, William H., printer. 10 Ann, 1839 1574/2 Greenwich, 1839 121 Grand, 1842 Also “Lucy, widow of William H.” 1571/2 Greenwich 1840-42.

Porterhouse 1839. COHEN, Aaron, quills. See also Cohen & Ezekiels. COCHRANE, John, typefounder. 33 Liberty, 1839-40

Lumber c. Cedar, 1823 “& Brothers” 1840.

CODEY, William, bookbinder. See also William Cobey. COHEN, David, library.

50 Cherry, 1825 211 Hudson, 1826

Laurens n. Grand, 1826 | 205 Hudson, 1827-28 rear 38 Hamilton, 189Chatham, Hudson, 1829-30 27 Henry, 18301829 98/2 1831

227Batavia, 1831 98 Chatham, 1832 Henry, 1832 36 Chatham h. 16 Chambers, 1833

“Cody” ” 1829-30 entries “&1826-28; watchmaker, 205 Hudson”. 1825. McKay 1819.continue Watchmaker clothier 1832-33.

COFFEE, Thomas, artist. COHEN, Lewis I., stationer and pencil-maker.

55 Canal, 1830-42 30 Pine, 1827

COFFEE, William, portrait painter and sculptor. 72 William, 1828-29

Greenwich, 1821 71 William, 1830-34

Herring n. Barton, 1822 122 William, 1835-38 Carmine n. Bedford, 1824-26 118 William 1839-41

Sculptor 1821-22; portrait painter 1824-26. McKay notes a —— h. 436 Broome, 1842 William Coffey, sculptor, 507 Greenwich 1819-20. Stationer 1827, 1835-42; pencil-maker 1828-34.

COFFMAN, John P., papermaker. COHEN, Moses, quill manufacturer.

398 Cherry, 1836 102 John, 1827

rear 398 Cherry, 1837 242 Spring, 1828-29

170 Cherry, 1838 412 Broadway, 1830 398 Cherry, 1839 386 Grand, 1832-34

rear 398 Cherry, 1840-42 Avenue A n. Second, 1835-37 COGER, Henry, bookbinder. COHEN & EZEKIELS, quills. See also Aaron Cohen.

77 Delancey, 1840-41 33 Liberty, 1841 Buil a : ° Monroe, 1842 COHEN & NORDEN, pen and quill manufacturers; 40: sealing wax and wafer makers. See also John D.

COGGSWELL. See Joseph G. Cogswell; Henry & Norden.

Coggswell. 245 Pearl, 1827

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 57

COLDEN, Cadwallader R., editor. COLLARD, Archer, bookbinder.

9 Mercer, 1833 Nassau c. Spruce, 1821-23

210 Hudson, 1834 Also “widow of Archer” 87 Nassau 1824; “Clarissa, widow : . of Archer” 37 Warren 1829;Friendly 54 Beach 1831. McKay 106 Spring, 1835-36 Member New York Association of Master1809-20. Book-

57 Crosby, 1838

98 Bayard, 1837 Binders 1822.

Also “Eliza, widow of Cadwallader R.” 110 Mulberry 1839; COLLARD, James, printer. See James Collord.

34 Mulberry 1840. No occupation 1833-34, 1838. COLLAS, Lewis, portrait and miniature painter.

B COLE,. James, bookseller. Broadway, 1821 oo, McKay notes a Lewis152 Collers, portrait painter, Park Place

353 Greenwich, 1826 1816. Broad h.2G , 1828

1 Canal h2?188 8. ”265, 102 Broadway COLLIER,h.Ezra, books. 1835 181 Walker, 415 Broadway h. ——, 1831-32 Basket-store 1830-32.

148 Nassau h. ——, 1836 —— h. 148 Thompson, 1837

COLE, Peter W., printer. See also Cole & Vanderpool; —— h. 114 Orchard, 1838-39

Vanderpool & Cole. 12 Clarkson, 1840

Pearl c. Beekman h. 34 North Moore, 1826 148 Nassau h. 64 Eldridge, 1841

105 Beekman h. 5 Franklin, 1827-28 —— h. 163 William, 1842

104 Beekman h. 8 Provost, 1829-30 “é& Co.” 1838-39. Clerk 1840-42.

—— h. 36 Watts, 1831 COLLINS, B. & S., booksellers. See also Benjamin S. —— h. 75 Hudson, 1832 Collins; Robert B. Collins; Stacy B. Collins; Collins

82 B , 18 . .

—— h. 589 Broome, 1833 & Hannay.

John h. 183 Spring, 1834 230 Pearl, 1835-36

ve Ww ese. - 36 COLLINS, Benjamin S., printer and bookseller. See

oS 9 also B. & S. Collins; George B. Collins; Robert B.

COLE, Thomas, architect, artist and landscape painter. Collins; Stacy B. Collins; Collins & Hannay; Collins,

2520Greene, 1827 Keese & Co. Broome, 1834 230 Pearl h. 416 Broome, 1821 1 Laight, 1835 —— h. 418 Broome, 1822-23

— h. Catskill, 1836 —— h. 425 Broome, 1824-28

— , 1838-41 —— h. 97 Harman, 1829

Landscape painter 1827; architect 1834-36; artist 1838-41. —— h. 75 Henry, 1830 — h. 93 East-Broadway, 1831 COLE & VANDERPOOL, printers. See also Peter W. 93 East-Broadway, 1832-33

Cole; Robert Vanderpool; Vanderpool & Cole. 93 Broadway, 1834

Beekman c. Pearl (upstairs), 1825 230 Pearl h. 93 East-Broadway, 1835-37

_ 245 Pearl h. ——, 1838-41

COLEMAN, William H., couns[ellor] and editor h. 91 Fast-Broadway, 1842

Ev[ening] Post. See also New York Evening Post. Printer and bookseller 1821-23; bookseller 1824-31; no

h. 30 Hudson, 1821 occupation 1832-42. McKay 1819-20.

h. 61 pndson 1822-28 COLLINS, Burnett, bookbinder.

49 eqn - ——, 1829 95 Crosby, 1830 61 Hudson, 1830 62 Greene, 1831-41 “W. Coleman” 1821-27; without initial “H.” 1828-29.

Counsellor 1830. Also “Hester, widow of William” 61 Hudson COLLINS, George B., [bookseller]. See also Benjamin S.

6D , 182957 Allen, 1837 1 Cherry, 1842

1831-42. McKay 1801-1820. Collins; Robert B. Collins; Stacy B. Collins; Collins COLES, Rev. George, editor. o Hannay; Collins, Brother & Co.; Collins, Keese &

a) UBT 182930 230 Pearl h. 1 Cherry, 1832-37 133 Crosby, 1832 254 Pearl h. ——, 1838-41

66 Eldridge, 1838-40 Ys 1042 200 Mulberry h. ——, 1841 No occupation given.

— h. 82 Rivington, 1842 COLLINS, James, bookstore.

Lacks “Rev.” 1832. No occupation 1829-30, 1837-40. 207 4/2 Greenwich, 1825

58 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

COLLINS, James, printer. COLLINS & Co., booksellers and stationers. See also

22 Chestnut, 1834189 Joseph B.1821-23 Collins. 13 Bayard, 1840 Pearl, 19 Bayard, 1841 117 Maiden-lane, 1823-33

McKay lists at 189 Pearl 1811-20; also Thomas Collins,

COLLINS, Rev. John A., editor. bookseller at this address 1811-17, succeeding Isaac Collins

200 Mulberry, 1836 listed from 1795.

Entry appears among additional names. COLLINS, BROTHER & Co., booksellers. See also George B. Collins; Robert B. Collins; Stacy B.

COLLINS, Joseph B., books. See also Collins & Co. Collins; William B. Collins.

117 Maiden-lane h. 109 Grand, 1823 254 Pearl, 1842 — h. 423 Broome, 1824-25

— h. 420 Broome, 1826-33 COLLINS & HANNAY, booksellers. See also B. & S.

222 Pearl h. ——, 1834 Collins; Benjamin S. Collins; George B. Collins; g Platt h. ——, 1835 Robert B. Collins; Stacy B. Collins; Samuel Hannay.

374 Pearl h. ——, 1836 230 Pearl, 1817-34, 1836 329 Pearl h. ——, 1837 1836 entry reads “Collins & Hannay: B. & S. Collins”. —— h. 160 Greene, 1838 McKay 1817-20.

44 Wall h. ——, 1839-40 COLLINS, KEESE & Co., booksellers. See Benjamin S. —— h. 35 Mercer, 1841-42 . Collins; George B. Collins; Robert B. Collins; Stacy ; noes Ye 1834-36; merchant 1837-38; no occupation 1823-33, B. Collins; William B. Collins; John Keese. 230 Pearl, 1836-37

COLLINS, Robert B., books. See also B. & S. Collins; 254 Pearl, 1838-41 Benjamin S. Collins; George B. Collins; Stacy B. CoLLORD, James, printer.

; ; 4 Bayard, 1827-2

Collins; William B. Collins; Collins, Brother & Co.; 64 B d. 1827-28

Collins & Hannay; Collins, Keese & Co. 229 Orange, 1829-32 230 Pearl h. 93 East-Broadway, 1836-37 14 Crosby h. 229 Orange, 1833

254 Pearl h. ——, 1838-41 200 Mulberry h. ——, 1834 —— h. g:1 East-Broadway, 1842 — h. 188 Allen, 1835

COLLINS, Seneca V., bookbinder. 565 Broadway h. ——, 1836

6a Greene. 1822 100 Mulberry h. ——, 1837-39 4 » 163 19 Bedford, 1834 200 Mulberry h. ——, 1840-42

Lacks initial 1834. “Collard” 1827-32. No occupation 1834. COLLORD, Samuel, books.

COLLINS, Stacy B., books, paper warehouse and paper 141 Nassau h. 98 Waverley, 1838 store. See also B. & S. Collins; Benjamin S. Collins;

George B. Collins; Robert B. Collins; William B. COLMAN, Samuel, publisher. Collins; Collins, Brother & Co.; Collins & Hannay; 114 Fulton h. 493 Broome, 1837

Collins, Keese & Co. 8 Astor-house h. 143 Greene, 1839 60 White, 1822 56 Gold, 1840 190 Water h. 60 White, 1823 14 John h. 370 Fourth, 1841

63 Fulton, h. ——, 1824 203 Broadway, 1842 —— h. Prince c. Mercer, 1825 Bookseller 1837.

65 Fulton h. 512 Broadway, 1826 _ 8 Burling-slip h. ——, 1827-32 COLMAN, William A., bookseller. 297 Pearl h. ——, 1833-34 45 William, 1821 230 Pearl h. ——, 1835-37 46 William, 1822-23 254 Pearl h. ——, 1838-42 86 Broadway, 1824

No occupation 1822-24; bookstore 1825-26; paper warehouse 86 Broadway upstairs, 1825-28

1827-30; paper store 1831-35; books 1836-42. 237 Broadway, 1829

239 Broadway c. Park Place, 1830-31

COLLINS, William B., [bookseller]. See also Robert B. 122 Broadway, 1832-35

Collins; Stacy B. Collins; Collins, Brother & Co; 205 Broadway, 1836-41

Collins, Keese & Co. 203 Broadway h. Brooklyn, 1842

254 Pearl h. 91 East-Broadway, 1842 “W. A.” 1821-26. No occupation 1821-23.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 59

COLORED AMERICAN. COMET. , 161 Duane, 1839 190 William, 1833 9 Spruce, 1840-41 94 Chatham, 1834-35

COLT, BURGESS & Co., publishers. See also Nathan G. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. See also Francis Hall;

Burgess. John B. Hall; Zachariah Lewis; William L. Stone. 14 Cortlandt, 1839 60 Wall, 1811-22, 1824 48 Pine, 1825-30

COLTON, Calvin, [bookbinder]. See also Colton & McKay 1797-1820. Jenkins.

144 Nassau h. 251 Broome, 1835 voMranane PRICE CURRENT.

— h. 327 Broome, 1836 50 Wall, 1828

— h. 191 Ninth, 1837 COMSTOCK, William, author. — h. 17) Eldridge, 1838-41 22 Broadway, 1838 — h. 65 Delancey, 1842 234 East-Broadway, 1839 No occupation given. 122 Broadway h. 234 Broadway, 1840

O8 nell; Stiles, Colton & Co. “

COLTON, Joseph H., maps. See also Colton & Distur- No occupation vesé-ao

34 Merchants’ Exchange h. 478 Broome, 1830-31 CONANT, Emanuel. See Emanuel Conardt.

—— h. 108 Sullivan, 1832 CONANT, Samuel S., editor Nat/ional] Advocate (q.v.)

g Wall h. 481 Pearl, 1833 h. 115 Pearl, 1823

34 Merchants Exchange h. 79 Mott, 1834 25 South h. ——, 1824

—— h. 171 Spring, 1835 27 South h. 8th Avenue, 1825-26

4 Spruce h. ——, 1836 h. 399 Hudson, 1827-28

89 Nassau h. ——, 1837 167 Canal, 1829

—— h. 173 Spring, 1838 Boarding house 1823-25; merchant 1826; no occupation 1829.

124 Broadway h. ——, 1839

45 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1840 CONARDT, Emanuel, engraver.

86 Cedar h. 1717/2 Spring, 1841-42 192 William, 1827-28 “& Co.” 1835-37. No occupation 1830-34, 1840. 43 Forsyth, 1835-36 151 Reade, 1837

COLTON & DISTURNELL, maps & stationery. See also “Conart” 1828, 1836; “Conant” 1835. Clerk 1837.

Joseph H. Colton; John Disturnell. . ,

, 142 Forsyth, 1842

124 Broadway, 1839 CONDIT, Baldwin, printer. COLTON & JENKINS, bookbinders. See also Calvin Conplirt, Isaac B., printer. Colton; Charles Jenki 71 Ann, 1834

A on, 5 aries Jenkins. 63 Chrystie, 1839

144 Nassau, 1835-42 CONGER, John, print cutter. 211 Orange, 1836-37

THE COLUMBIAN, FOR THE COUNTRY. — h. 69 Spring, 1838

69 Pine, 1816-21 25 Marion h. 205 Elm, 1840 McKay 1809-20. —— h. 27 Marion, 1841-42 COLYER, William H., printer. See also Colyer & Miles. CONKLIN, Jesse, papermaker. 67 Chrystie, 1831-32 185 Spring, 1823 327 Pearl, 1833 CONKLIN, Joseph, printer. 104 Beekman h. 327 Pearl, 1834-39 26 Charlton, 1824

Hague h. ——, 1840

—— h. 30 Oliver, 1841 CONNER, Henry B., stereotyper. = Hague, 1842 17 Rose, 1828 A grocer of this name appears 1826-29. 40 Beekman, 1829 111 Nassau, 1830

COLYER & MILES, printers. See William H. Colyer; 17 Mott, 1831

Enos B. Miles. 159 Chrystie, 1833-34

104 Beekman, 1834 Initial appears 1834 only. Also “Sarah, widow of Henry B.” boardinghouse 159 Chrystie 1835; 275 Bowery 1836.

COMBS, Nathaniel L. See Nathaniel L. Coombes. Typefounder 1833.

60 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 CONNER, James, stereotyper and typefounder. See also CONOVER, Peter, printer.

Conner & Cooke. 224 Spring, 1820

1 Murray h. 101 Elm, 1826 37 Mott, 1821

41 Spruce h. ——, 1827 70 Henry, 1822 ——, 1828 McKay 1820. 107 Nassau, 1829 CONRAD, Ephraim, printer. 107 Nassau c. Ann, 1830-32

. 14: buildings 4 & 6 Frankfort, 1817-21 Franklin 107 Nassau, 1833-34 4 Frankfort h. 53 Chrystie, 1822 107 Nassau h. 46 Gold, 1835 . , — .h.14: 520 Broadway, 1836-381824-26 . —— h. 75 Elizabeth, —— h. 36 Chrystie, 1823

Franklin buildings corner of Nassau and Ann, near

St. Paul’s Church h. 92 Grand, 1839-42 h. 11 Frankfort, 1827 “eSon” - sua. Stereot ; 326 i‘ found dct typefounder 11 Frankfort,and 1828-34 1842. Stereotyper 1826-30; stereo- « . ys . typer 1831-32, 1839-41; typefounder 1833-38, 1842. McKay Also Mary, widow of Ephraim” 75 Elizabeth 1835-41; 75 lists a James Conner, printer, 380 Bowery 1819-20. Liberty 1842. McKay 1800-20.

CONRAD, James M., printer. See also Windt & Conrad.

CONNER: James H., typefounder. See also John Conner, 140 Mulberry, 18 a

yee Oundcer. 1177 Frankfort, 1835 25 Grand, 1835-36, rear 1838-39 Delancey, 1836 CONNER, John, bookseller. Lacks initial 1834.

33 Lombardy, 1838 CONRAD, Thomas J., printer.

CONNER, John, typefounder. See also James H.

57 Carmine, 1832

Conner. CONSTANTINE, Charles, copperplate printer.

76 Gold, 1830 5230White, 1823-24 29 Grand, 1831 White, 1825 —: rear 116 Wooster, 1832 1 Tryon-row h. , 1826 29 Grand, 1833-34 36 Chatham, 1827 25 Grand, 1835-36, 1838-42 Printer 1823.

“c[ustom] h[ouse] of[ficer]” 1838-40; no occupation 1841-42. CONSTELLATION. 76+/. Maiden-lane, 1830-31

CONNER, Lawrence. See Laurence Connor. 16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1832 CONNER & COOKE, type and stereotype founders, “ oe ay, 1833 and publishers. See also James Conner; William R. 3 » 1934

Cooke. CONVERSE, Sherman, printer.

Franklin Buildings, corner of Ann and Nassau 182 Water, 1826 streets, near St. Paul’s church, 1833-38. 6 Burling-slip h. 15 Whitehall, 1827-28 107 Pearl h. 6 Warren, 1829

CONNERAY, Edward D., printer. 6 Warren, 1830

51 Ann, 1840 1 Beach, 1831

B CONNOLLY, Philip, bookseller. 2" roadway, 1832 No occupation 1827-32.

347 Pearl, 1827

CONNOR, Edward, printer. 73 John, 1835 Cook, George, paper. See also Smith & Cook. Cook, Benjamin. See Benjamin S. Cooke. 71 Fulton, 1842

CONNOR, James, printer. Cook, James F., copperplate printer. 380 Bowery, 1819 205 Church, 1835-39 Chrystie c. Delancey, 1820-22 rear 11 Clarke, 1840 Lacks initial 1839-40. CONNOR, Laurence, typefounder. eens initial 1839" 40

5, Essex, 1823 Cook, John, papermaker. 80 Eldridge, 1827 136 Hester, 1837 1827 entry appears “Lawrence Conner”. 58 Henry, 1839

Wooster n. Prince, 1824-25 rear 266 Broome, 1836

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COOK, Joseph, printer. COOKE, William R., typefounder. See also Conner &

168 Broome, 1838 Cooke.

290 Bowery, 1826

COOK, Seth T., & Co., intelligence. Fourth n. Lafayette, 1827

50 EKast-Broadway, 1841 Fourth n. Bowery, 1829-30 178 Fourth, 1831-32

CooK, William, bookbinder. 107 Nassau c. Ann h. 178 Fourth, 1833

259 Hudson, 1834 — h. 359 Fourth, 1834-39

450 Washington, 1836-39 h. 359 Fourth, 1840 448 Washington, 1840-41 47 Wall h. ——, 1841 Cook, William, bookseller. 359 Fourth, 1842 lists || . No occupation 1826-32, 1842; cashier 1841. McKay 46 Elizabeth, 1829 William R. Cook, printer, at Grand n. Bancker 1816. Shoemaker listed at same address 1831-34, 1837-42.

Cook, William H., Jr., printer. COOLEDGE, D. & G. F., books. See also Daniel

rear 74 Bowery, 1832-37 Cooledge; George F. Cooledge. “Cooke” 1835, 1837; initial appears 1837 only. 322 Pearl, 1837

COOKE, Benjamin S., bookbinder. COOLEDGE, Daniel, bookbinder and bookseller. See

60 Fulton h. c. Gold, 1828 also D. & G. F. Cooledge; George F. Cooledge.

14 Walker, 1830 20 Cherry, 1821 6“Cook” Goerck, 1835 304 Pearl, 1823-24 1828, 1830 and 1832; initial appears 1834 only. No 66 Fulton h. ——, 1825-28 370 Madison, 1832-34 88 John, 1822

occupation 1828; cabinetmaker 1830; bookbinder 1832-33; 3 Chatham-square h. ——, 1829

crockery store 1834-35. 28 Exchange Place h. ——, 1830-31 COOKE, Edward P., publisher. 111 Nassau h. ——, 1832

66 Chambers h. 81 Chambers, 1835 322 Pearl h. ——, 1833-37

81 Chambers, 1836 38 Rose, 1842

368 Broadway, 1837, 1839 Bookbinder 1821-32; books 1833-37; no occupation 1842. 543 Broadway, 1840

326 Greenwich, 1841 COOLEDGE, George F.., bookbinder and bookseller. See “& Co.” 1835. No occupation 1839-41. Second entry 1839: also D. & G. F. Cooledge; Daniel Cooledge.

285 Broadway h. 407 Fourth. 374 Pearl, 1834-36 304 Pearl, 1837

COOKE, George, exhibition of paintings. 374 Pearl h. 304 Pearl, 1838

86 Broadway, 1832 374 Pearl, 1839-41

340 Broadway, 1833 —— h. 38 Rose, 1842

92 Duane, 1834 Bookbinder 1834-37; books 1838-42. Also 1839 entry for George L. Cooke, designer, 193 Allen.

COOKE, James F., copperplate printer. COOLEY, James E., bookseller.

205 Church, 1829-34 134 Cedar, 1833 ; Lacks initial 1829-30. 151 Broadway h. 565 Greenwich, 1834

196 Broadway h. 569 Greenwich, 1835-36

COOKE, Robert, portrait painter. ——, 1837

358 Pearl, 1821 Com[mission] mer[chant] 1834-37. 127 Bowery, 1822

13 Rose, 1823 COOLEY, Samuel, typefounder. 79/2 Bowery, 1824 Thompson n. Spring, 1821

36 Spring, 1825-32 14 Thames, 1822-23 193 Orange, 1833-34 10 Lumber, 1824, 1826-27, 1830-31, 1833-37 288 Hudson, 1836 129 Orchard, 1838 201 Broome, 1837 120 Orchard, 1839 COOKE, William H., Jr. See William H. Cook, Jr. Moore, F 1822-24) typecaster 1835-39: MeKay 1820 af O7 North

62 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 COOLIDGE. See also Pennoyer, Coolidge & Co., 18 Christopher, 1832

bookbinders. Mulberry,1835 1833 wae ; 84107 Hamersley,

ee leases T., books & stationery. See also 821/, Hamersley, 1836-37

Coo ‘ Be1833-34 ambert. 276 Mulberry, 1838 55 Wall, g Jersey, 1841-42 65 Wall h. 4 Dey, 1835

37 Wall h. ——, 1836 Cops, James T., museum.

57 Wall h. ——, 1837 23 Bowery, 1841

—— + 213 Fulton h. go Fourth, 1838-39 CORBETT, John, typefounder.

59 Wall h. 97 Amos, 1840

“&0. Co” 18 gio, N on 18 65 Cross, 1841 1533-34, 1640. oO occupation 1535-40. 51 Elm, 1842

COOLIDGE & LAMBERT, account book manufactur- CorBEY, John, typefounder.

A.1835 Lambert. Elm, 1833 65ward Wall, Fruit2st[ore] 1832. 57 Wall, 1837-39 CORBUSIER, John, stereotype-block maker. 59 Wall, 1840 21 Division, 1828 Books and stationery 1835; no occupation 1840. 142 William 1829-30 as and srationess. See also William T. Coolidge; 126 Division, 1832

37 Wall, 1836

COOMBES, Nathaniel L.. ori 31 Ann h. 142 William, 1831 Nathaniel! L., printer. Name also appears as cabinet maker 1824-26, 1834-37. 35 Spruce, 1821

163 Duane, 1823 CORDUAN, Joseph, & Co., daguerreotype plates.

173 Duane, 1825 rear 28 Cherry, 1840-41

83 Hudson, 1826 28 Cherry h. 169 Wooster, 1842

44 Hudson, 1828 CORNELL. See also M’Speddon & Cornell, book320 Washington, 1829-30 . 34 Jay, 1831

binders.

170 Elm, 1832 CORNELL, Richard, Amlerican] Museum (q.v.)

137 Elm, 1833 222 Broadway h. 8671/2 Bowery, 1833

499 Pearl, 1834 Name also appears without occupation 1835-41, teacher 1842. ad 93 Re ' ©, 1835 , i sage CORNISH, C. Lorenzo, books. See also Nafis & Cornish. “Combs” 1828-30; “Coombe” 1833; lacks initial 1834. 95 Beaver, 1841

COOPER, Cornelius, portrait painter. 278 Pearl: 98 Catharine, 1842 10 Broome c. Elm, 1818-19 Auct[ioneer] and com[mission] mer|[chant] 1841.

“Mary, widow” B . El 820, Anth 821. .

McKay 1813-19. PON SOS BS MNOS MEY CORNISH, Rev. Samuel E. (colored), [editor?]. See also next entry.

COOPER, G. V., portrait painter. 5, Provost, 1824 170 Kast-Broadway, 1835 5 Varick n. Provost, 1825-26

near the Park, 1836 6 Varick n. Provost, 1827 28 Walker, 1838-39 549 Y2Broadway, 1833

“C. V." 1838-39. 47 Howard h. 276 Fourth, 1834-35

COOPER, James Fenimore, [author]. 276 Fourth, 1836-37

6 St. Mark’s Place, 1834-35 Lacks initial 1824-27; “colored” 1824-27, 1835-37.

No occupation given. CORNISH & RUSSWORM, editors Freedom’s Journal

Cooper, John, printer. (q.v.) See also Samuel E. Cornish; John B. Russ-

207 Mott,1836 1835 131 Second, 152 worm. Church, 1827

rear 120 Walker, 1838-39 CORSAIR.

COOPER, William, copperplate printer. 8 Barclay, 1839

651 Washington, 1830 CORT, William, books. 653 Washington, 1831 3561/. Hudson, 1836

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CORTELYOU, George S. H., printer. 36 Ann, 1834-35

20 Wall h. 95 Varick, 1827 94 Broadway, 1836-39 —— h. 407 Washington, 1828 3 Barclay, 1840

g Watts, 1829 5 Barclay, 1841-42 19 Watts, 1830 COVERT, George M., typefounder. 55 Crosby, 1839 82 Crosby, 1835 CORTELYOU, Peter C., typefounder. 203 Hester, 1836-40

82 Bowery, 1825-26 285 Division, 1841

29 Allen, 1829 100 Allen, 1832 anna 1829

110 Hester, 1827 COVERT, Gilbert, typefounder. 32 Bowery, 1828 206 Elm, 1835

120 Hester, 1830-31 CowaN, John, printer. 13 Chambers h. 23 Chambers, 1834-39 6o Elm, 1830

— h. 11 Chambers, 1840-42 173 Chatham, 1835

Whitesmith 1825-28, 1830-32; no occupation 1829. Music printer 1835.

, COWING, Charles C., printer. 191 Spring, on4 Canal, 1838 31 King,1826-27 1828-40 5 » 193

77; Dey, 1821-251837 ar 218 Division,

COSINE, Garret, commission and paper warehouse. 8M onroe, 1836

Grocer and paper st[ore] 1821-22; paper store 1823; com- COWPERTHWAIT, Hewlings, [bookseller]. See also [mission] & paper warehouse 1824-27; no occupation 1828-40. Peaslee & Cowperthwaite.

McKay lists Garrit Cosine 1812-17. 157 Broadway h. 34 Provost, 1830-31

COSINE, Walter, engraver. “Hulings” 1831.

128 Houston, 1834 Cox, Charles, bookbinder.

Name also appears as carter 1835-39, no occupation 1841-42. 89 Willett, 1841

COSTIGAN, James, bookseller. 34 Essex, 1842

go Water, 1821 Cox, George, printer. 94 Water, 1822-23 295 Pearl, 1821 17 Chatham, 1824-25 6 Liberty, 1822 Marble and color pap[er] man[ufacturer] 1821. McKay lists 10 Gold, 1823

as 1822 member of New York Friendly Association of Master “145 .

Book-Binders at go Water. Cox, William A., publisher.

COTREL, Thomas, bookseller. 97 Fulton, 1832-37 CRAFT, James, publisher and printer. g1 Reade, 1841-42

418 Broadway c. Canal, 1838 104 Nassau h. 32 North Moore, 1841

56 Gold, 1840-42 58 Wall h. ——, 1842

No occupation 1841-42. Publisher 1841; printer 1842. CRAIG, Jared, printer. CoucH & MOTT, map makers. See also Joseph P. Mott. oe? poe rear 8 Elizabeth, 1829 192 Broadway, 1833

CRAIGHEAD, Robert, printer. See also Craighead & COULTER, Andrew B., printer. Allen. 80 Catharine, 1832 359 Broome h. 268 Broome, 1835 107 Cherry, 1833 ig Ann h. ——, 1836 126 Cherry, 1834-35 112 Fulton h. ——, 1837-38

COULTER, Samuel, printer. —— h. 341 Broome, 1839-42 126 Cherry, 1836 CRAIGHEAD & ALLEN, printers. See also Robert COUNTRY MERCHANTS’ INTELLIGENCER. 6 . raigheat’ vanes a ee Jr.

16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1832 Pring 1. 73 “rane, 1034 359 Broome, 1835 COURIER DES ETATS UNIS. 1g Ann, 1836

55 Wall,1829-33 1828 112 7 Broad, — c.Fulton, Dutch, 1837 1838-39

64 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

CRANCH, John, portrait painter. CREAGH, Anthony H., bookstore.

16 Vesey, 1839 417 Broadway, 1823

(q.v.) 30 1825 Prince n. Greene, M’Dougal, 1826 123 Ludlow, 1831 , U yh 223 » 2098 18 South h. 138 Greenwich, 1830

CRANDALL, Phineas, ed[itor] Genius of Temp/erance/ 20 Greene, 1824

Theatre-alley h. 123 Ludlow, 1832 300 Greenwich, 1828

CRANE, Benjamin, bookbinder and stationer. — h. 61 Dey, 1831-33

85 Cherry, 1808-21 Lacks initial 1823-26. No occupation 1824-33.

cKay 1804-20. .

8 Cherry, 1822 ip erry? CREAGH, William 75H., publisher. Pine, 1822

Co. 43 Mercer, 1836

CRANE, Stephen M., books. See also Baker, Crane & 61 Dey, 1834

290 Pear! h. 66 East-Broadway, 1840 6 Wooster, 1837

158 Pearl h. ——, 1841 18 South h. 6 Wooster, 1838-39 —— h. 41 East-Broadway, 1842 75 Broad h. ——, 1840-42

Paper 1840. No occupation 1834, 1836-42. McKay 1820.

ford. 179 Bleecker, 1838-39 208 Hester, 1839 1839. 127 Orange, 1840-42 CREIGHTON, James, bookbinder.

CRAW, Alexander, printer. See also Alexander Craw- CREIGHTON, James, artist.

194 Hester, 1834-38 Entry reads “James and William” 1838-39; no occupation

CRAW, John, printer. 146 Nassau, 1831-32

194 Hester, 1839-42 CREIGHTON, James, keeper [American] Academy of

Craw. 8/. Barclay, 1832

CRAWFORD, Alexander, printer. See also Alexander Fine Arts (q.v.)

30 Lumber, 1822 CREIGHTON, William, artist. 102 Reed, 1823

3 179Bedford Bleecker, 1837-40 92John. Lonny181825°2 n. Morton, 1841

Second n. Bowery, 1829 _ 194 Hester, 1833-34 1837, 1839.

Entry reads “James and William” 1838-39; no occupation

No occupation 1825-28.

CRISSY, John, printer.

CRAWFORD, Alexander, Jr., printer. g Frankfort, 1820-21

78 John, 1820-21 30 Vandewater, 1822 62 Gold,1825 18246770Chrystie, Chapel, 1823 8265Ann, William, 1826 100 Orchard,1829 1831 Regist[rar] of dogs 1825. McKay 1818-20. Also “Susan, widow of John” 264 Broome 1834; 276 Broome . 1835. McKay 1816-20.

CRAWFORD, Isaac, printer.

15 Bayard, 1821 CRIST, John W., printer. See also Chatterton & Crist.

130 Bowery, 1822-24 135 Water h. 79 Beekman, 1839

264 Bowery, 1825 — h. 96 Beekman, 1840-41

McKay 1819. — h. 366 Pearl, 1842

CRAWFORD, Lewis, printer. CRITCHELL, Thomas, writer.

28 Hester, 1839, 1841 28 Pitt, 1835

CRAWFORD, Peter, printer. 38s eran, 2837-38 22 Wall h. 123 Grand, 1833 39 *N en, 19394 — h. h. 2AA 579 Spring, Greenwich, 1834 Writer 184s: tion 18 - teacher 18 1835 riter 1835; no occupation 1837-40; teacher 1842.

; 58 Rivington, 1842

420 Broadway h. ——, 1836 CROKER, Henry, printer.

—— h. 218 Orange, 1837 1 Vandewater, 1833-34

Ann h. 61 Watts, 1838 43 Anthony, 1839

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CROKER, Henry, Jr., printer. Cross, Peter F., engraver. 47 Frankfort c. Gold, 1834-35 12 Goerck, 1837 _ 269 Pearl h. 41 Frankfort, 1836 51 Broome, 1838

19 Pearl, 18 2 .

115 Beekman h. 19 Peck-slip, 1837 670 Water, 1841

— h. 319 Pearl, 1838 Lacks initial 1841.

aa j Bae, ecper boxes 1836; printer 1897-42. CROSS, BULKLEY & GOOKIN, paper. See also Edwin Bulkley; Jeremy L. Cross; Hiram N. Gookin.

CROLIUS, John D., bookbinder. See also Crolius & 234 Pearl, 1839-41

Morgan. — c. Burling-slip, 1842

30 cSorwe aa ; ; 26 CROTHERS, Alexander, papermaker.

191 Spring, 1834-35 24 Lewis, 1827

Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 38 Lewis, 1828

Book-Binders 1835. CROUTA, John, artist. CROLIUS & MORGAN, bookbinders. See also John D. 474 Pearl, 1841-42

soar aa7 Peat, aa CROWEN, ThomasDavenport J., bookstore.& SeeCrowen. also Crowen & , Decker; Vanvleck, CROOKER, Samuel H., printer. 237 Bleecker, 1832-33

195 Greene, 1838 221 Bleecker h. 10 Morton, 1834

89 Norfolk, 1839 155 Broadway, 1835 ; 555 Broadway & 221 Bleecker, 1836

CROOKER, Thomas, printer. 567 Broadway h. 87 Barrow, 1837

Thomas, 1825-27 —— h. 171 Bleecker, 1838 714White, 1828 577 Broadway h. ——, 1839

75?Cedar, 1829 —— 633 Broadway, 1840-41 Pine, 1830 h. 15 Minetto, 1842 98 William, 1831-34

92 Fulton, 1835 CROWEN & DECKER, books. See also Thomas J.

63 Fulton, 1836-38 Crowen; Simon C. Decker. 65 Beekman, 1839-42 577 Broadway, 1839 Boardinghouse 1839-42. McKay 1819-20. CRUGER, John A., artist.

r.

CROPSEY, Jasper E., stationer. See also Newcomb & 132 Leonard, 1840

> Wl h. 69 Morton, 1832 CRUMBIE, Robert, printer. —— h. 400 Hudson, 1833 *5 Rivingt on, 1825-26

4oo Hudson, 1834 h. 17 Rivington, 1828 . 118 Pearl h. 110 Greenwich, 1829

CROSBY, C., & Co., stationers. 199 Hudson, 1830-31

30 Cedar, 1833 353 Hudson, 1832 4 Bowery h. Brooklyn, 1832 . 1838 11 Third, 133 Nassau, 1833 28 Fourth, 1839 137 Nassau h. Brooklyn, 1834-35 28 Fifth, 1840-42

CROSBY, Charles C. P., editor. Bowery c.361 Fourth, 1833-34 Bowery c. Fourth, 1835-37 CROSBY, Orren, panoramas. McKay lists a printer of this name 1803-07.

6 Tenth, 1842 .

31 Downing, 1841 CRUMP, Samuel, xylographer. See also Crump, Hemming & Co.

Cross, Jeremy L., paper com[mission] mer|chant]. See 7 Wall h. 37 Division, 1836

also Cross, Bulkley & Gookin. 7 Wall upstairs h. ——, 1837

111 Beekman, 1834-36 156 Fulton h. ——, 1838

234 Pearl upstairs, 1837 ——, 1839 271 Pearl, 1838 48 Nassau, 1840 234 Pearl, 1839-42 — h. 61 Division, 1841

“Jeremiah L.” 1837 only. — h. 34 Chrystie, 1842

66 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

CRUMP & CoO., printers. CUMMING, Charles, bookstore.

75 John, 1835 83 Maiden-lane h. 82 Leonard, 1825

CRUMP, HEMMING & Co., xylographers. See also CUMMING, John, printer.

.}

Samuel Crump; Richard Hemming. Broome c. Ludlow, 1822-24

7 Wall, 1836

CRUSELL, William, bookseller. See William Crussell. CUMMING, John G., M.D. and editor.

156 Broadway h. 104 Chambers, 1841

CRUSER, Maurice H., silk and cotton printer. 160 Fulton, 1842 | Jane n. Asylum, 1832

444 Hudson, 1833 CUMMINGS, Thomas S., portrait painter. See also “Morris” 1832. Cotton printer 1832; silk printer 1833. Inman & Cummings.

Hudson, 18 CRUSSELL, William, bookseller. Vesey 47 h.1207306 7 79

Avenue 6th fh Bevenths 33 49 Vesey h. 15 Frankfort, 1827-28

209 - venue 1534 7th, 1832 38 Reade,1840-42 1829-39 205eentet 1 wentieth, 50 Walker,

103 Sixteenth, 1838 L ae ; acks initial 1825-28.

206 Sixteenth, 1839

“Crusell” 1834. CUNNINGHAM, Andrew, printer.

CRYGIER, John, bookbinder. 77 Delancey, 1838

57 Mott, 1826-27 rear 27 Norfolk, 1839 57 Spring, 1828-31 rear 37 Norfolk, 1841

go Crosby, 1832 156 Delancey, 1842 208 Elm, 1833-34 CUNNINGHAM, Joseph, printer. 411 Broome, 1835 7 Monroe, 1841 411 Broome c. Elm, 1836 52 Gold h. ——, 1837 CURFEW, Henry A., engraver.

411 Broome, 1839 45 Ann h. 174 Forsyth, 1842 Also “Ann Eliza, widow of John” boardinghouse 228 Bleecker

1841-42. Member, New-York Benevolent Association of CURRIER, Nathaniel, lithographer. See also Stodart &

Journeyman Book-Binders 1835. Currier. CUCKOW, Samuel J., printer. 1 Wall, 1835 33 Hamilton, 1837 148 Nassau, 1836-37 © rear 16 Downing, 1838 2 Spruce c. Nassau, 1838

“Cuckon” 1837. —— h. 27 Vandewater, 1839

CULLEY, Eliza, bookfolder. eee Nae —— h. 16 Rose, 18

228 Water, 1821 Vandewater 1838. 75 Murray, 1823 CURRY, George L., & Co., books. 69 William, 1824 155 Broadway, 1842 21 Old-slip, 18251826 CURRY,un James, printer. 96 Water, O 85 20 Batavia, 1828 45 MTADES, 2929

Also “Hannah, widow of Nathaniel” 21 Vandewater 1838; 27

2 Oliver, 1822

Bookbinder 1821 only; no occupation and “widow” designa- CURRY, James, typefounder. tion 1825-26. 1828 entry reads “Elizabeth, widow of John”.

McKay 1819-20. 419 Pearl, 1824

609 Greenwich, 1827-32, 1834, 1836-41 CULLEY, John, printer. 529 Greenwich h. 1842

2 Oliver, 1822 “Currie” 1834. Address specified “rear” 1832, 1836-38.

605, Broadway, 1830 Typefounder 1824, 1829-32, 1836-41; grocer 1827-28; typecaster 1830 entry is among the additional names. 1834; umbrellas 1842.

CUMINGS, Abijah P., editor. CURTIS, Charles, portrait and miniature painter.

143 Nassau h. 8 Tryon-row, 1836 175 Broadway, 1832

142 Nassau h. 67 Murray, 1837 1 Maiden-lane, 1835

— h. 48 Barclay, 1838 202 Broadway, 1836 — h. 31 Oliver, 1839-42 “C. Curtis” 1835-36.

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CURTIS, Charles F., printer. DALY, John, bookbinder.

362 Broome, 1837-38 72 Gold, 1821

. 8 Liberty, John, 1824 63 1842

CURTIS, Edward, paper. 62 Gold, 1822 McKay notes a printer 1817; and bookbinder, 11 Leonard CURTIS, George W., printer. 1820.

3 1/4 Ann h. 7 Mott, 1841 DANDO, Stephen, Methodist bookstore and agent. See

CURTIS, Nelson H., printer. also Christian Advocate and Journal.

37 Chapel, 1828 7%. Maiden-lane, 1821 51 Murray, 1829 g Maiden-lane, 1822-25 274 Greenwich, 1831 34 Nassau, 1826 44 Hudson, 1835 64 Nassau, 1827-28 136 Franklin, 1836 282 Bleecker, 1829

28 Jay, 1837 29 Spruce, 1830-36 310 Washington, 1838-42 18 Cherry n. Pearl, 1837

Lacks initial 1828, 1831. 382 Pearl, 1838-40 CUSHING, Clarkbookstore B., printer.1821; 402 Pearl, 1841-42 . Methodist hatagent maker andChristian hat store 1822-29; 29 Madison, 1831 Methodist bookstore and for the Advocate & . . Journal 1830-36; agent for Christian Advocate and Journal of

CUSHING & PRICE, printers. See also George B. Price. the Franklin Institute 1837-42. 71 Hudson, 1836

DANEKER, Charles W., printer.

6 fFPark 3 221942 Thompson, 1828 30 ark-TOW, 29/2 Thompson, 1829-30

CYCLOPEDIA INDIANENSIS.

86 Barclay, 1828

DAILY, Bryan, typecaster. “Danneker” 1830.

DANFORTH, John M., printer. See also Danforth &

DAILY ADVERTISER. See New York Daily Advertiser. Penfold.

DAILY DEMOCRATIC CHRONICLE. 182 Water, 1827

34 Ann, 1834 71 Vesey c. Greenwich, 1828-29 53 Fulton, 1830

DAILY EXPRESS. See also Erastus Brooks; James —— h. 279 Pearl, 1831 Brooks; William B. Townsend; Townsend & Brooks. 3 Chatham-square, 1832 67 Wall, 1837 DAILY WHIG.

DANFORTH, Mosely I., engraver. See also Danforth, Underwood & Co.

6a N 3 122 Broadway, 102 Nassall, 1939 29 Provost, 1824 1825 127 Nassau, 1838

DALAY, Bernard G., typefounder. 34 Wall h. 8 State, 1840

Washington, 1822 —— h. Astor-house, 1841 7134 James-slip, 1823 ——., 1842 “Daly” 1823, among the additional names. “M. I.” 1824-25; “Mosely J.” 1840-41. No occupation 184042.

DALBY, William, printer.

g York, 1840 DANFORTH & PENFOLD, printers. See also John M. DALLOZ, j h PsJoseph, Danforth; Nicholas wax figures. 53 Fulton c. B. Cliff,Penfold. 1830 320 Broadway, 1831 DALTON, James, artist. DANFORTH, UNDERWOOD & Co., engravers. See also

68 Elm, 1835 Mosely I. Danforth. 34 Wall, 1839-42

DALY, Bernard G. See Bernard G. Dalay.

DANIELS, C. F., editor.

DALY, Edward, bookbinder. 58 Wall. 1836. ek , aes oan, 6 Chath d notes Dal b 67 Wall, 1837

cKay lists 1820 at 15 atham and notes Daly is member of New York Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822 116 Water c. Wall, 1838

with address 176 Water. 67 Wall c. Water, 1839

68 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

DANIELS, James, artist. DAVENPORT & WOOD, books. See also Samuel S.

20 Moore, 1839 Wood. 101 Bowery, 1842 155 Broadway, 1837

Painter 1839. DAVEY, Anthony G., printer. 62 Greene, 1839-41 247 Broome, 1830-31 No occupation 1829.

DANIELS, Thomas, bookbinder. 539 Broome, 1829

DANNEKER, Charles W. See Charles W. Daneker. DAVIDS, Charles L., ink. See also Charles L. & ThadDAPONTE, Lorenzo L., Italian teacher and bookseller. deus Davids; Thaddeus Davids.

343 Greenwich, 1821-22 rear 222 William, 1837

8 Barclay, 1823 DAVIDS, Charles L. & Thaddeus, ink. See also Charles

51 Hudson, 1824 L. Davids; Thaddeus Davids. g2 Hudson, 1825 rear 222 William, 1837 390 Greenwich, 1827-28 DAVIDS, Henry V., inkmaker. 342 Broadway, 1829 258 Spring, 1833

206 Duane, 1826

336 Broadway h. ——, 1830 103 Warren, 1834 .

342 Broadway, 1831-32 Also entered as dentist at various addresses 1836-41.

14 White, 1833 DAVIDS, Thaddeus, inks. See also Charles L. Davids;

342 Broadway, 1834-35 Charles L. & Thaddeus Davids.

35 Dey, 1836-37 222 Wiiliam, 1837 191 Spring, 1838 Also entered as chemist at various addresses 1833-34, 1838-

32 Waverley, 1839 42. Lacks initial 1834. Italian teacher 1821-29; bookseller . .

1830; professor of Italian 1831-39. There are also entries for DAVIES, Daniel, printer. “DaPonte, Lorenzo, professor of Italian” in 1833 at 342 Broad- 14 John, 1838

way and in 1836-38 at the same addresses as for “Lorenzo

L.” DAVIES, Edgar W., editor. See also Davies & Pickering; a Holland, SandfordCountryman. & Davies; New York Times; Old DARBY, Levi, printer. 79 Henry, 1826 57 Frankfort h. Spring c. Mercer, 1831

rear 88 Henry, 1827 — h. 24 Oak, 1832 83 18281829-30 — h. g— Leonard, 274Warren, Greenwich, , 1834 1833

260 William, 1834 10 Wall h. 100 John, 1835-37

“Darbaa” 1829; “Darbee” 1830; “Darbie” 1834. 1 Nassau h. 79 Beekman, 1838

: No occupation 1831, 1835-36, DARKE, Joseph, printer. 1834; N/ew] Y/ork]1838; Timeseditor 1837.Old Countryman 100 Beekman, 1831

DAVIES & PICKERING, editors Old Countryman (q.v.)

DARLING, Darius, stereotyper. See also Edgar W. Davies; Henry J. Pickering.

204 Bowery, 1827-32 57 Frankfort, 1831-34

6 Blevent ay 2833 18 DAVIS. See also Mitchell, Davis & Harrison, printers;

1 Y 1034 Vanderzee & Davis, bookbinders.

14/2 Ann h. ——, 1835-36

8 Eleventh n. Bowery, 1838-42 DAVIS, Alexander J., architect.

1833-42. 4 Wall, 1827 DASON, Thomas, printer. 42 Merchants’ Exchange, 1828 Stereotyper 1827; crockery-store 1828-32; no occupation 321 Pearl, 1826

125 Elm, 1823

34 Merchants’ Exchange, 1829-30 7 Beekman, 1832

ers. 72 Cedar, 1834

DAVENPORT. See also Vanvleck & Davenport, station- 340 Broadway, 1833 34 Merchants’ Exchange h. 92 Duane, 1835

DAVENPORT, Samuel, engraver. 14 Wall, 1836

241 Bleecker, 1833 — and University, 1837

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The University, 1838 DAWES, Rufus, editor.

New York University, 1841 127 Nassau h. 98 Waverley, 1838 93 Merchan's 4? nitcomposer ' DAWES, William, Jr., portrait painter. “Alexander T.” 1841. Exchange, Artist 1825; architectural 1827-30; architect 1832-38, 1841-42. 39 Beekman, 1835 188 Wooster, 1836 DAVIS, Charles, & Co., bookbinder. Painter 1835.

°°cevam ey 823 MeDay, 382Abraham, Cherry,bookbinder. 1840

DAVIS, Charles Albert, printer. 644 Water, 1841 13 Chrystie, 1832 DAY, Benjamin H., printer, publisher and editor. See

584 Water, 1833-34 also Day & Wisner. 529 Pearl, 1837 1 Mott h. 814/2 Nassau, 1831 27 Chatham, 1838 222 William h. 17 Chestnut, 1832-33 29 Spruce, 1839 —— h. 58 Duane, 1834-35 712James, 18411842 156 — Nassau h. ——,1837 1836 Elizabeth, h. 75 Duane, “Charles A.” 1832-34, 1842; “Charles” 1841. 75, Duane 1838-40

Davis, Henry H., bookbinder. 162 Nassau h. ——, 1841-42 52 Spring, 1835 ner 1831-355 editor 1836-37; no occupation 1838-40;

90 Suffolk, 1836 Pees NSA Ae 62 Attorney, 1837-40 DAY, David, bookbinder.

141 Norfolk, 1841-42 19 Chestnut, 1823 Book-Binders 1835. 232 Elizabeth, 1825

Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 129 Prince n. Greene, 1824

DAVIS, James, papermaker. Prince c. Greene, 1826

159 Cherry, 1840 119 Greene, 1828 112 Prince, 1829

DAVIS, Samuel C., bookstore. 109 Prince c. Greene, 1830

395 Pearl, 1828 116 Prince, 1831 221 Front, 1832-33 104 Cannon, 1832

223 Front upstairs, 1834-36 128 Cannon, 1833 .oO Pine 837-39: Day, 104 Elias H., printer. occupation 1832-39. Greene, 1838-39 DAVIS, Thomas O., printer. g Thomas, 1840 275 Mulberry, 1840 Day, J. & W. See John & William Day.

39 Marion, 1841 _

61 Spring, 1842 DAY, John, bookbinder. See also John & William Day; Day & Riley.

DAVIS, William A., printer and stationer. 347 Pearl, 1819-22

38 William, 1825-30 78 Wall, 1823

McKay lists a printer of this name 1795-1810. Greene n. Prince, 1824

67 Broad h. 84 Walk 8 , J

DAVIS, William J., music. See also Davis & Horn. 13 creene . sores 1825-26

07 OMS 4 ese £39 88 Centre h. 113 Greene, 1832 DAVIS, William L., bookbinder. 110 Fulton h. ——, 1833 57 second, 1834 — & 2 Coenties-slip h. ——, 1834

save . McKay 1818-20. J. W. Day listed among members of New 8 2935 Day, John & William, bookbinders. See also John Day; 181Hest CSbeT

DAVIS, William M., bookbinder. York Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822.

59 Willi ay: D 53 Spring, Spring,1837-41 1842 Mam

347 Pearl, 1819-22

DAVIS & HORN, music. See also William J. Davis; 182 Water, 1823

Charles E. Horn. 128 Water c. Burling-slip, 1824

367 Broadway, 1839 113 Greene, 1831

70 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

DAY, John & William (cont.) 653 Water, 1842

88 Centre, 1832 Lacks initial 1842. 230 Pulton ¢- putes 13534 ees loekemth Day & GANT, bookbinders. See also William A. Day;

1831-34. McKay so second entry 1832-34: Fielding locksmiths, ee 88. .”Centre. 1819-20. S. Gant. 55 Wall, 1831

New York Bank Note List. ay 372 1821 68/2 Fulton, — Pearl, & 160 Pearl, 18221828, 29

Day, Mahlon, printer and bookseller. See also (Day’s) DAY & MURPHY, bookbinders. See also William A. Day; William F. Murphy.

372 Pearl, 1823-24 Day & RILEY, books. See also John Day; Horace Riley.

376 Pearl, 1825-31 2 Coenties-slip, 1833-35

—— h. 52 Henry, 1832 DAy & WISNER, printers. See also Benjamin H. Day;

374 Pearl h. 44 Henry, 1833-41 George W. Wisner.

—— h. 52 Henry, 1842 222 William, 1835 “& Co.” 1839-42. Printer and stationer 1821-23. McKay

1816-20. DAY SPRING.

DAY, Samuel, printer. 151 Nassau, 1842

Greenwich, 1823 (DAY’s) NEW YORK BANK NOTE LIST. See also

_ Mahlon Day.

Day, Samuel S., bookbinder. See also William Day. 376 Pearl, 1829-30, 1832

go James, 1822 374 Pearl, 1833-42 522 Greenwich, 1823

28 Pell, 1824-25 DAYTON, John A., books. See also Dayton & Newman;

39 Elizabeth, 1826-27 Dayton & Saxton. 7o Frankfort h. ——, 1828 124 Fulton, 1840 28 Charlton, 1829-33 — h. Brooklyn, 1841-42

Mercer h. ——, 1834 DAYTON, Jonathan B., bookbinder. See also Blondell

589 Broadway h. ——, 1835-36 & Dayton.

28 Charlton, 1837 66 Vandam, 1837

589 Broadway h. ——, 1838-41 279 Spring, 1838-39

28 Charlton, 1842 Hancock h. 93 Hamersley, 1841 Bookbinder 1822-28, 1830-33; lime & plaster manuf[acturer] “Jonathon” 1837-38.

1829; brass founder 1834-36; no occupation 1837; locksmith

1838-42. DAYTON & NEWMAN, books. See also John A. Dayton. 8 DAY, William, bookbinder. See also Samuel S. Day; 124Fult On 2042 John & William Day. DAYTON & SAXTON, books. See also John A. Dayton.

Greene n. Prince, 1824 124 Fulton, 1841 112 Greene n. Prince, 1825-26 DEALY, Dennis, bookseller. 112 Greene, 1827-31 16 Burling-slip, 1823 A locksmith of this name is listed 1832-42 sharing the

88 Centre address with John & William Day and the 589 DEAN, Charles G., printer. See also Dean & Trevett. Broadway address with Samuel S. Day. McKay 1815-19. 2 Ann h. 272 Broome, 1839

DAY, William A., bookbinder. See also Day & Gant; —— h. 49 Bayard, 1840

Day & Murphy; Teele & Day. 121 Fulton h. ) 1841

68 Fulton, 1825-27 — h. 115 White, 1842

— h. 109 Division, 1828-29 DEAN, James T., publisher.

—— h. 88 Henry, 1830 145 Fulton, 1840 55 Wall h. ——, 1831 DEAN, John, printer. 20 h. 21 Allen, 1832-33 6 Lumb 828 — Wall h. Greene, 1834 EMDSE, 293939 — h. 21 Allen, 1835 DEAN, William E., printer. — h. 215 Walker, 1836 199 Church, 1815-23 52 Gold h. ——, 1837 rear 90 William h. ——, 1824 74 Fulton h. ——, 1838 Stone h. ——, 1825 — h. 32 Fifth, 1839 3 Wall c. New h. ——, 1826

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72 Frankfort h. 197 Church, 1827 —-, 1837 70 Frankfort h. ——, 1828-31 — h. 420 Broome, 1838 — h. 25 White, 1832-33 1 Hanover h. ——, 1839 32 Ann h. ——, 1834-35 21 Wall h. 314 Broome, 1840 2 Ann h. ——, 1836-42 “& Co.” 1822-23, 1831-36. “De Camp” 1824. Patent blank McKay 1814-20. book manufacturers & stationers 1822-23.

ae Decker & Shaw.

DEAN & TREVETT, books. See also Charles G. Dean: DECKER, Simon C., books. See also Crowen & Decker; Benjamin G. Trevett. 577 Broadway h. 171 Bleecker, 1839-40 121 Fulton, 1841 101 or 109 John h. 59 Duane, 1841

DEANS, David, printer. Stationer 1841. 10 Jacob, 1834 DECKER, William, printer. 204'/2 Fulton, 1835 21 Pell, 1823 52 Howard, 1836-37 McKay 1809-20.

44/2 Canal, 1838-41 . ,

56 Canal, 1842 DECKER & SHAW, stationers. See also Simon C. Decker; George Shaw. DEARBORN, George, bookseller. 101 or 109 John, 1841 55 Gott, *83° additional DEETH, Sylvanus G., books. ntry among e itional names. 300 1 Yo Broa dway, 1842 DEARBORN, George, publisher. DEGELONE, F., bookseller and translator.

71 John, 1833 3o Pine, 1820 38 Gold, 1834-36 Nassau n. Liberty, 1821

“& Co.” 1837-38.

—— h. 161 Hudson, 1837-39 McKay 1820.

DEGRAY, John, printer.

DEARBORN, Nathaniel S., engraver. 4 Jefferson, 1821-22

2 Cortlandt h. 253 Mulberry, 1839 Painter 1822. DEBEVOIS, Gerrit, scrivener. DEJONGH, James, portrait painter.

219 Broome, 1828-29 47 Wall, 1835 42 Grand, 1830 359 Broadway, 1836 232 Church, 1831 No occupation 1835.

42 Grand, 1832 DEKAY, J. E., lyceum of natural history (q.v.) 28 City-hall h. 62 Essex, 1833 Broadway, 1837

—— h. 421 Grand, 1834 Also James E. DeKay, physician 1821-34, no occupation

— h. 46 Norfolk, 1835-38 1840-42. —— h. 401 Grand, 1839 DELAMONTAYNE, John, bookbinder. See John Mon— h. 3994/2 Grand, 1840-41 tayne. “Garrit Debevoise” 1828-32. Scrivener 1828-30; no occupation DELF, Thomas, librarian. 1831-32; clerk 1833-42. 132 Church, 1838

— h. 369 Grand, 1842

DEBOIS, William H., printer. DELLE & PERENCHAU, stereotype. See Dill & Per-

21 Hamilton, 1838 ochau.

DECAMP, Abraham, stationer. DELOYNES, wee printer.

45 Wall, 1822 143 Stand, 1°42 — h. 37 Wall, 1823-24 DELVECCHIO, Charles, looking glass and print store. ——h. 5 Wall, 1825 2 Thames h. 24 Thames, 1821

— h. 61 William, 1827 11 Park, 1822

——., 1828 32172 Frankfort, 1823 47 Wall, 1828 Spring, 1824 — h. 24 Liberty, 1829 19 Nassau, 1825

38 Wall h. 70 Gold, 1830 220 Broadway, 1826

— h. 59 Gold, 1831-32 37 Nassau, 1827

34 Wall h. 61 Gold, 1833-36 220 Broadway h. 526 Pearl, 1828-29

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DELVECCHIO, Charles (cont.) 61 North Moore, 1835-36

44 Chatham, 1830-36 62 North Moore, 1837-39

44 Chatham, 1838-39

197 Chatham, 1837 Also “Anabel, widow of William” 62 North Moore 1840-42.

202 Broadway h. 35 Mulberry, 1840 DEROSE, Anthony L., portrait painter.

172 Fulton h. 22 Duane, 1841 38 Bowery, 1823-24 h. 294 Broadway, 1842 38 Merchants’ Exchange, 1829

“C.” 1821-32; “& Son” 1841-42. Looking glass and prints 31 Wall h. 18 Charlton, 1830-31 1821-23; looking glass st[ore] 1824-26, 1841-42; looking glass 95 Liberty, 1832-33

manuflacturer] 1827-36; auctioneer 1837-38; fire commissioner . 1839-40. McKay notes only as cross-reference for C. D. Vecchio, 143 Macdougal, 1834-35

print and looking-glass store 1813-20. “A. L.” 1823-24. Also “Susan Ann, widow of Anthony L.”

DELY, John, bookbinder. Jay c. Hudson, 1822 DESAIREVILLES, paintings. 143 Macdougal 1836-39.

Chambers c. Broadway, 1832

DEMARAY, Joseph, landscape painter.

161 Bowery h. Greenwich-lane, 1836 DESHAYS, Charles, printer. 115 Orange, 1839-41 DEMAREST, William H., printer. ‘O. i 1839. 6 3o4 eshay” 566 Broome, 1841 556 Broome,1842 DESNOUES, Joseph, printer.

1-

DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. See also James Webster. 11 Nassau h. 77/2 Chapel, 1818-21 68 Fulton h. ——, 1822-23 23 Provost, 1824-33

15 Elm, 1840-42

DENMAN, William, editor Truth Teller (q.v.) 149 Franklin, 1834-35

30 Greene, 1827-29 “Desnous” 1823. Also “Rebecca, widow of Joseph” 6 Seventh 3384 Broadway h. , 1830-31 1837 and other addresses 1838, 1841-42. McKay 1806-20.

80 Anthony, 1832 DESOBRY, Prosper, lithographer. See also Chanon & 58 Franklin, 1833 — h. 84 Elm, 1834 108 Elm h. 93 Mulberry, 1835-38 54 Centre h. ——, 1839-41

Desobry. 62 Beaver, 1829-31

1 Cortlandt, 1833

Centre c. Cross h. 70 Bayard. 1812 171 Broadway c. Cortlandt, 1834-39

7 yare, 104 82 Liberty h. 83 Greenwich, 1841

150 Orange, 1835 |

DENNETT, George, printer. 304 Broadway h. ——, 1842

53 Sullivan, 1832 “P.” 1833-34, 1841-42. No occupation 1838-39, 1841-42.

Painter 1832. DESPLACES, Thoisnier D. A., foreign bookstore. 105 William, 1826-27

DENNIS, William, press maker. 32 Exchange Place, 1828-30

33 Goerck, 1837-38 20 Beaver, 1831-32

DENYSE. printer Lacks initial “D.” Foreign1831-32. bookstore 1826-27; ’ »PWilliam. : merchant 1828-30; no 1831-32. occupation 123 Amos, 1839

152 Thompson, 1840 DEVEREUX, N. B., engraver.

64 Macdougal, 1841 12 John, 1842 2 Hamersley, 1842

DEVERELL, George W., bookbinder.

DERICKSON, William, bookbinder. 101 King, 1828

283 Greenwich, 1824 589 Broome, 1830-31

Hudson c. North Moore, 1825 h. 111 Elizabeth, 1832

13 York, 1826 ——. 18

8 Warren h. ——, 1827 16 Bedford,» 15331834

— h. 4 York, 1828 Broome.5551825-26 » 1535-3

161 Broadway h. ——, 1829 13 Morton, 1837

3 Pine h. 86 Grove, 1830 80 Bowery h. 121 Chrystie, 1838 3 Thames h. ——, 1831

— h. 36 Grove, 1832 DEVLIN, Dunn, typefounder.

—— h. 86 Grove, 1833 30 Spruce, 1831

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DEVOE, Jacob, bookbinder. DICKINSON, Rev. Austin, editor Nat/ional/ Preacher

44 Forsyth, 1828-37 (q.v.)

Also “Eliza, widow of Jacob” 38 Catharine 1838. Member, 87 Nassau, 1826 New: York Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders 144 Nassau, 1827

35° — h. 54 Bleecker, 1828

DEVOE, James, bookbinder. —— h. 3 Park Place, 1829-31

104 Beekman, 1836 152 Nassau, 1832

DEVOE, William , printer. See also Childs & Devoe. 150 Nassau, 1833-35

710 Greenwich, 1832-33 151 Nassau h. 64 Varick, 1836-37 34 Ann h. ——, 1834-35 150 Nassau h. 26 St. Marks, 1838

80 Vesey h. ——, 1836 Nineteenth, 1839 No publication specified 1836-42. DEVOE & BLANCHARD, bookbinders. See also Joseph Blanchard. DICKINSON, Obadiah, portrait painter. 111 Nassau, 1834. 32 City Hall Place, 1839 DEVRIES, George N., bookseller. 6 Walker, 1840 Beekman n. Park, 1824-25 DICKSON, James, printer.

Chatham n. Park, 1826 6

6 Mott, 1830

2 Gold, 1834 235 Mercer, 1836

52 Cherry, 1834 —— c. Fourth, 1837 127 William, 1821 DICKSON, John, penman. 47 Chrystie, 1823 38 Watts, 1827-28

D’WoOLF, Jehiel, paper cutter.

Canal n. Washington, 1824 No occupation 1821. DICKSON, Samuel, printer.

DEwry, A. B., engraver.

70 Greene, 1835

274 Greenwich, 1840 DIETZ, Louis, bookbinder.

299 Greenwich, 1841 451 Washington, 1835

DI CK, Archibald L., engraver. 8y8 Bin as accountant 1836-37; no occupation 611 Washington, 1832 66 Fulton h. ——, 1833-36 DIGGLES, Joseph, calico printer. — h. 176 Thirteenth, 1837-38 Avenue 6th c. Seventeenth, 1831

, & Perocheau. Dick, John, printer. H 72 Allen h. gg Ludlow, 1836 95 Eldridge, 1824 ——., 1839-42

Lacks initial 1832-38. Engraver and printer 1840-42. DILL, Vincent L., printer and stereotyper. See also Dill ester c. Allen, 1821-23

DICK, Rev. John, bookseller. 60 Orchard, 1825

68 Mott, 1823 129 Allen, 1826 Grand n. Pitt, 1824-25 96 Allen, 1827 284 Grand h. 30 Lombardy, 1828-29 134 Allen, 1828

280 Grand, 1830-34 122 Eldridge, 1829

67 Pearl & 280 Grand, 1835 138 Eldridge, 1831-34 Lacks “Rev.” 1835. No occupation 1823-24; bookstore 151 Eldridge, 1836 1828-30, 1833-34; agent bookstore 1831-32; stationer 1835. 208 William h. 464 Bowery, 1837

DICKINSON, Andrew, printer. —— h. 101 Delancey, 1838

27 Gold, 1831 120 Fulton h. ——, 1839 54 Gold, 1832 128 Fulton h. 223 Broome, 1840-42

DICKINSON, Anson, miniature painter. storcotyper 8a". ; Primer 1826-29; no occupation 1831-36; 49 Chambers, 1822-25

45 Chambers, 1826 DILL & PEROCHEAU, stereotypers. See also Vincent L.

555 Broadway, 1827-28 Dill; Numa Perocheau. 492 Broadway, 1830-32 208 William, 1836-37 “A.” 1822-28. No occupation 1822-23. McKay 1814-20. “Delle & Perenchau” 1836.

74 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 DILLON & HOOPER, publishers. DODD & FOLSOM, printers. See also Abraham Folsom.

27 Ann, 1842 1 Thames, 1825

DINGLE, Samuel K., musician. DODGE, Edward S., portrait and miniature painter.

37 Grand, 1838-40, 1842 10 City Hall Place, 1835-36

Lacks initial 1838-39. 1842 entry reads “music”. Portrait painter 1835; miniature painter 1836.

DINGLEY, Charles, printer and music teacher. DopGE, John W., miniature painter.

220 Varick, 1831-32 120 Nassau 1829- 30

440 Broome c. Broadway, 1833 80 Fr anklin, 1831 130 Sullivan, 1834 37 Lispenard, 1832-33 Carmine n. Bleecker, 1835 Pearl c. City Hall Place, 1834

7144 Sheriff, 1837 42 Franklin, 1835-36 Elm, 1838 37 Lispenard, 1837 Printer 1831; music teacher 1832-38. 52 White, 1838

DISTURNELL, John, books and prints. See also Colton

& Disturnell; Tanner & Disturnell. DOGGETT, John, Jr., publisher.

155 Broadway, 1830-31 19 Nassau, 1841

—— h. 128 Mott, 1832-33 89 Nassau, 1842

—— h. 24 Vesey, 1834 DOLBY, William, printer.

156 Broadway h. 385 Hudson, 1835 16 Cherry, 1838

— h. 68 Greenwich, 1836 10 Lumber, 1839

20 Cortlandt h. ——, 1837

152 Broadway upstairs h. ——, 1838 DOLLAR MAGAZINE.

124 Broadway h. 21 Pearl, 1839-40 162 Nassau, 1841-42 “I. Disturnells” 1830. Second entry among the additional

names 1836: “Disturnell, J. Store removed to his dwelling”. DOLLAR WEEKLY.

Maps 1840 only. 162 Nassau, 1842 DISTURNELL, William, bookbinder. DONAGHUE, Michael, bookseller.

156 Broadway h. 12 Dover, 1835 37 Warren, 1827-28 75 Norfolk, 1836 31 Vesey, 1829 No occupation 1836. Name also appears as jeweler 262 Fulton 1830.

DITCHETT, George W., cameo cutter. ; 96 Nassau h. 89 Roosevelt, 1841 DONALDSON, Pascal, printer. —— h. 97 Roosevelt, 1842 178 Orchard, 1839 95 Spruce h. ——, 1840

DIXON, George W., editor. 265 Bowery h. ——, 1841

72 Liberty, 1840 60 Fulton h. ——, 1842

Barclay c. Greenwich, 1841 “Paschal” 1842. Editor 1840. DIXON, James, printer. DONALDSON, Robert, paper ware-room.

202 Houston, 1839 45 John, 1821-35

DIxoONn, John, printer. —— h. 193 Bleecker, 1836

43 Renwick, 1827 ——, 1837 rear 84 Maiden-lane h. 43 Renwick, 1828 15 State c. Bridge, 1838-39

. 15 State, 1840-41

DODD, Joshua H., printer. Merchant 1821-23; paper ware-room 1824-32; paper store

114 Reed, 1821 1833-35; no occupation 1836-41. 72 Varick, 1825 DONINGTON, John W., printer. 180 Duane, 1822

215, Washington, 1826 38 William, 1821 Lacks initial 1821-22. No occupation 1825-26. McKay 1818, 32 Oliver, 1822

1820. McKay lists John W. Donnington 1816 and W. Donnington

DODD, Moses W., books. 1820. Park-row c. Spruce, 1840 DONNELLY, Bernard, printer. — h. 10 Cherry, 1841 193 Franklin, 1836

——., 1842 Probable error: painter 1831-33, 1839-42.

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DONNUM, Silas, printer. DOUGHTY, Isaac T., bookstore.

35 Pump, 1821 128 Broadway h. 6 Roosevelt, 1830 128 Broadway, 1831

DOOLITTLE & VERMILYE, booksellers. See also 169 Broadway, 1832-33

William H. Vermilye. 20 Fulton, 1834

262 Greenwich, 1830-37 _ . . 169 Broadway h. 185 Spring, 1835 Grove wSes) a3 Chvistopher eyean with no occupation, 94 29 Fulton h. 96 John, 1836 —— h. 185 Spring, 1837

DORATT, Charles, landscape painter. “& Co” 1831. Bookstore and auctioneer 1831; furniture

59 Grand, 1835 1832-35; no occupation 1836-37.

g Chambers, 1836 DOUGHTY, Thomas, landscape painter. Avenue 3rd n. Thirteenth, 1838 486 Houston, 1840

131 Avenue 3rd n. Thirteenth, 1839 Entry among additional names.

Artist 1838-39.

DOUGLASS, Francis H., [blacking]. See also Osborn,

DORIVAL, John, lithographer. Douglass & Co.

130 Reed, 1826-28 116 Elizabeth h. 61 Monroe, 1834

130 Reade, 1829 No occupation given.

3311/2 Broadway, 1830-31

52 Ann, 1832-33 DOUGLASS, George, printer. 54 Ann, 1834 92 Chrystie, 1830-32 160 Waverley, 1835-36 88 Chrystie, 1833-42

h. 175 Chambers, 1837 “Dorivel” 1826-31. No occupation 1826-29; fine arts 1830-31; DOUGLASS, Robert, Jr., portrait painter.

lithographer 1832-34; merchant 1835-37. 202 William, 1842

DORR, William S., printer. See also Dorr & Butterfield. DOUGLASS, Thomas W., publisher.

187 Elm, 1831-32 _

25 Sullivan, 1826-28 126 Fulton h. 131 Varick, 1841 70 Fulton h. 243 Bowery, 1833 Dow, William, printer.

— h. 182 Forsyth, 1834 100 Reade, 1829 —— h. 18 Rose, 1835 DOWNFALL OF BABYLON. See also Protestant 123 Fulton h. ——, 1836-37 Vindicator. — h. 35 Mulberry, 1838 131 Nassau, 1835-37

—— h. 253 Walker, 1839

—— h. 185 Elm, 1840-42 DOYLE, Ellen, widow, velvet painting. Also “widow Phebe” 25 Sullivan 1829; 316 Pearl 1830. 149 Canal, 1831

Painter 1826.

; DOYLE, John, bookseller. Butterfield; William S. Dorr. 237 Broadway, 1823-26 70 Fulton, 1833-34 — c. Park Place, 1827

DORR & BUTTERFIELD, printers. See also Thomas W. Park Place c. Broadway, 1821-22

DORRINGTON, Wickliff, printer. 157 Broadway h. 59 John, 1828

7 Leonard, 1823 ——) 1829

12 Liberty, 1831

Doty, Warren S., map mounter and engraver. See also — h. 108 Cedar, 1832

Pollock & Doty. — h. 52 Vesey, 1833 16 Orchard, 1834-36 294 Pearl, 1837 16 Spruce h. 14 Ludlow, 1837 — & 202 Broadway, 1838 14 Ludlow, 1838 306 Broadway, 1839 1241/2 Orchard, 1839 169 Broadway h. 297 Hudson, 1840 111 Allen, 1840 — h. 44 Dey, 1841-42

213 Mercer, 1831-32 — h. 57 Cortlandt, 1834

42 or 58 John h. ——, 1841 1831 entry is among the additional names.

58 John h. 98 Hester, 1842 _ ;

Lacks initial 1831-32. No occupation 1831-32; map mounter DOYLE, William, printer.

1834-40; engraver 1841-42. 66 Orange, 1841

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DRAKE, Harvey, & Co., cardmaker. DUBOIS, Edward, engraver.

31 Cherry, 1824 35 Chapel, 1837-38 135 Cherry, 1825-26 183 Broadway, 1839-42

78 Cortlandt, 1827 Engraver and importer of watches 1839; watches 1840-42. “H. & Co.” 1824-25. 1825 display advertisement as playing

card manufacturer supplying “coloured cards of all kinds”; DUBOIS, Gr ant, tract agent.

grocer 1827. Avenue ist c. Third, 1837

Catharine. 53 Avenue 2nd c. Third, 1841 59 2731822Third, 1842

DRAKE, John P., portrait painter. Avenue 2nd c. Third, 1838-40

95 Front h. Tenth n. Bowery, 1836 . ;

DRAKE, Silas D., printer. DUBOIS, William, music store. See also Dubois & 76 Cedar h. 76 Tenth, 1837 40 Avenue 3rd, 1840

Bacon; Dubois, Bacon & Chambers; Dubois & Stodart.

Tenth n. A d. 18 > 126 Broadway, 1818-20 oe Stes — h. 17 1824-26 Howard, 1821-23 | na -a2- Venle ODNY: — 2943-4 h. 17 Lispenard,

DRAPER, James, printer. 149 Broadway h. ——, 1827

rear 41 Hammond, 1839-40 167 Broadway h. ——, 1828-29

— 13 h. Crosby, 13 Crosby, DRAPER, TOPPAN & CoO., engravers. See also Draper, 1830-37 TOppan, L & Co.: Charles T. &C 285 Broadway h. ——, 1838-42 Longacre On artes /0ppan °. Music and pianos 1841-42. McKay 1817-1820. 1 Wall, 1840-41

16 Wall, 1842 DUBOIS, William, printer. East-Broadway, 18

DRAPER, TOPPAN, LONGACRE & Co., engravers. See 7; Monroe “1842 *4t

also Draper, Toppan & Co.; Charles Toppan & Co.

1 Wall, 1835-39 DUBOIS & BACON, music store. See also George

DRAPER, U NDERWOOD: B &S Bacon; William Dubois. I AUD : PENCER, engravers. 167 Broadway, 1835-37 ee also Underwood, Ba pencer. 285 Broadway, 1838

14 Wall, 1834

D Ni DUBOIS, BACON & CHAMBERS, piano makers. See

* 6 BrBroadway, We ae also George Bacon; Thomas H. Chambers; William 456 1841 Dubois.

DREW, Thomas, paperstainer. 88 Centre, 1836

98 Oliver, 1836 167 Broadway, 1837 285 Broadway, 1838-40

Drury. Crosby & 142 Elm”.

DREWREY, George, bookbinder. See also George Pianoforte warehouse 1837; entry continues “factory, 13

232 Rivington, 1839 DUBOIS & STODART, music store. See also William DRISCOLL, Dennis C., music engraver. Dubois; William Stodart.

285, Broadway, 1840 126 Broadway, 1822-26

DRUMMOND, Robert, bookbinder. ‘e nroneway © 39 Arcade, 1827

262 Greenwich h. 139 Reade, 1839 7 BROBOWAY, “34

29 Thompson, 1840 DUBUAR, Francis, bookbinder.

| qq: . . .Daniel DuFF, bookbinder. DUBOIS, N.,Alexander, portrait painter. . , 220 Varick, 1837 9168 Beach,Spring, 1832 25 Charles, 1842 1833 6 Watts, 1834 DUFFY, Barny, bookseller. 285 Spring, 1835-36 56 Watts, 1827 DRuRY, George, bookbinder. See also George Drewrey. 199 Mott, 1832

314 Monroe, 1840 DUEGNAN, James, books.

DRYDEN. See Osborn & Dryden, blacking. 318 Bleecker h. 250 William, 1836 41 Sullivan, 1830-31

307 Hudson, 1838-39

Lacks initial 1830-32, 1835. rear 20 Leonard, 1828

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DUFFY, Bartholomew S., printer. DUNN, Hugh S., books.

21 Downing, 1839-42 114 Avenue 8th, 1841-42

DUFFY, John, bookstore. DUNN, Samuel, bookseller.

150 Fulton, 1833 169 Broadway upstairs, 1829 DUFFY, John, printer. DUNN, William J., artist. rear 32 Henry, 1824 142 Broadway, 1842 44 Harman, 1830

41 Hamilton, 1831 DUNNEL, Elbridge G., engraver.

DUGAN, Augustine Austin, engraver.

33 John, 1842

6 John, 1838-39 DUNNING, Clark S., stationer and bookseller. See also 281: 435 Broadway, 1840 William M. Dunning; Dunning & Spalding. 122 Fulton h. 25 Thompson, 1841 53 Fulton, 1831 14 Maiden-lane h. ——, 1842 60 William h. 311 Grand, 1832

Full middle name given only in 1838 when entry is among the 82+/, Pearl h. 367 Pearl, 1833 additional names. 15 Pearl, 1834-35

DUGAN, Hugh, typefounder. 177 South h. 85 Monroe, 1836 221 Varick, 1831 70 Fulton h. ——, 1837 rear 221 Varick, 1832, 1835-36 235 Pearl h. ——, 1838 465 Washington, 1838 85 Monroe, 1839 Weaver 1831-32; porter 1838. 152 Monroe, 1840-41 Bookseller 1831; stationer 1832-35; liquors 1836-37; straw DUKE, Patrick, bookstore. goods 1838; no occupation 1839-41.

137 Division, 1831 DUNNING, Henry, engraver.

DUNBAR, Daniel, card maker. 140 Chambers, 1832 108 Mott, 1834 DUNNING, Julius L., [stationer]. See also Prior &

DUNCAN, William, printer. Dunning.

Commerce n. Barrow, 1834 111 Water, 1821-26

DUNHAM, Samuel, typefounder again clio of Paine Le naz Wa Sar-goi vo Wiekdes

Greenwich c. Reed, 1821 given.

cKay 1815, 1820. : DUNIGAN, Edward, bookseller. 53 Fulton, 1831

duane c. Washington, 1822 DUNNING, William M., bookstore. See also Clark S. Dunning.

25 Ferry, 1834, 1837

137 Fulton h. 141 Henry, 1839-41 DUNNING & SPALDING, publishers & stationers. See

— h. 175 Henry, 1842 also Clark 8. Dunning; Charles Spalding. 60 William, 1832

DUNKIN, William, printer. 82. Pearl, 1833

161 Crosby, 1832 11 Old-slip, 1834

286 Spring, 1833 Com[mission] merchants 1833; auctioneers 1834. Cooper 1833.

DUNSCOMB, John, printer.

DUNLAP, Matthew, papermaker. 20 Lumber n. Thames, 1821-25

274 Spring, 1834 36 Lumber, 1827-28

DUNLAP, William, paper dealer. 117 Washington, 1829

484 Greenwich, 1831-35 15 Spruce, 1830

18 Ludlow, 1836 rear 460 Washington, 1831 110 Division, 1832

55 Leonard, 1819-31 ,

DUNLAP, William, portrait painter. McKay 1811-20. 64 Avenue 6th, 1832-34 DUNSHEE, Elias, copperplate printer. See also John

16 Greenwich-lane, 1835-37 Dunshee.

27 Greenwich-lane, 1838-39 235 Bowery, 1830

McKay 1789, 1812-20. 173 Delancey, 1831-33

78 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Dunshee. 26 Wall, 1838-40

DUNSHEE, John, copperplate printer. See also Elias DURAND & Co., engravers. See also Cyrus Durand.

235 Bowery, 1830 “Durands” among the additional names 1838. Also appears as police officer at various addresses 1833-42; no

occupation 1829, 1831-332. DURAND, PERKINS & CoO., engravers. See also Asher DURAND, A. B., & C. WRIGHT & Co., engravers. See et oan Joseph Perkins.

also Asher Brown Durand; Cyrus Durand; Charles C. 5 , 3

Wright. DURAND, WRIGHT & Co. See Durand, A. B., & C. 39 Canal c. Broadway, 1826 Wright & Co. 50 Wall, 1827

DURANT, Charles F-., printer.

DURAND, Asher Brown, engraver and portrait painter. 11 Wall. 18 ron peumet

See also A. B. Durand & C. Wright & Co.; Durand, » 1939°4

Perkins & Co. DURANT, Thomas, ink maker. 27 Provost, 1821-22 65 Spring, 1825-30

49 White, 1823 Laborer 1825-28. 8 Varick, 1824-25

Amity n. Sullivan, 1826 DURBIN, John P., editor.

g1 Amity, 1827-30 14 Crosby, 1832 50 Wall, 1831 — h. 166 Thompson, 1833 80 Anthony h. 20 Reade, 1832 200 Mulberry, 1834

Merchants’ h. 83 D , 18 BS eens NESExch 3 nee, 1033 DURELL, Henry, bookseller and paper stainer. 94 Duane, 1834 484 Pearl, 1821

6 John, 1836 63 Fulton, 1822 254 Broadway, 1835

82 Duane, 1837-38

68 Fulton h. 61 Fulton, 1823

91 1839-42 478 Pearl, iA.»B.”Amity, o ; , , , 216 William h. 4781824-31 Pearl, 1832-40 1821-32; “Albert B.” 1833; “Asher B.” 1834-42.

Engraver 1821-35; portrait painter 1836-42. McKay 1812, 600 Broadway h. 134 Crosby, 1841-42

1819-20..“& Co.” 1822. No occupation 1821; bookseller 1822-31; paper . . stainer 1832-36; paper 1837-40; baths 1841-42.

DURAND, Benjamin, paper stainer.

425, Washington, 1822 DURELL, William, printer.

189 Duane, 1825-26 482 Pearl, 1820-22

Teacher 1825-26. McKay 1786-1811, 1820. DURAND, Cyrus, engraver. See also A. B. Durand & C. DUSTAN, James C., editor. Wright & Co.; Durand & Co.; Wright, Durand & Co. 6 Wall h. 16 More, 1836

39 Canal, 1826 — h. 264% Mott, 1837 89 Amity, 1827-34 174 Franklin, 1838

45 Maiden-lane h. ——, 1835 Lacks initial 1836. Assistant editor 1836; editor 1837;

14 Gold h. 122 Cedar, 1839 c{ustom] h[ouse] officer 1838. 33/2 Ann h. 16 City Hall Place, 1840 26 Wall, 1841 DUYCKINCK, Charles, bookbinder. See also next entry.

115 Merchants’ Exchange, 1842 205 Division, 1840-42 “& Co.” 1843-42. DUYCKINCK, Charles A., bookbinder. See also previous

DURAND, John, engraver. entry. 27 Provost, 1821-22 7 Rhynders, 1823 McKay lists at 67 Cedar 1820. 5 Orange, 1824

DURAND, Theodore, engraver. See also Casilear, Du- Me Di CD. 2526 3 rand & Co.; Casilear, Durand, Burton & Edmonds. angin c. Melancey, 1927

31 Grand, 1833 B 3 53 William h. 27 Grand, 1834 207 Oran * nee2935°37 cn 50 Wall h. 104 Greene, 1835 242 LTANEE, 55 Crosby, 1831-32

h. ——. Without242 initial 1834-37. “Harriet, widow of Charles, 19AAnn nD. »1826 103 grocer” Orange 1838. Also Grocer 1827, 1831-32. Member,

occupation 1835-36. 1835.

Also “widow of Theodore” Spring n. Broadway 1837. No New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 79

DUYCKINCK, Evert, bookseller. —., 1840

56 Bleecker, 1830-33 , 68 Water h. 11 Old-slip, 1820-29 “W.R.” 1821-22, 1828-35. No occupation given.

Also “Harriet, widow of Evert” 56 Bleecker 1834-36. McKay DWIGHT, TOWNSEND & Co., /New York] Daily Advjer1799-1820. tiser] (q.v.). See also Theodore Dwight; Theodore

Dwight, Jr.; William R. Dwight; Dwight, Townsend

DUYCKINCK, Evert, Jr., bookbinder. & Walker; William B. Townsend.

102 Pearl, 1820-23 22 Merchants’ Exchange, 1831-35 95 Pearl, 1824 30 Wall, 1836 97 Pearl, 1825 “Dwight & Townsend” 1835-36. McKay 1820. Member, New York Friendly Association of

Master Book-Binders 1822. DWIGHT, TOWNSEND & WALKER, [New York] Daily DUYCKINCK, James R., scrivener and conveyancer. Ad/vertiser] (q.v.). See also Theodore Dwight;

99 Forsyth, 1827-32 Theodore Dwight, Jr.; William R. Dwight; Dwight, 15 Wall h. 419 Grand, 1833 Townsend & Co.; William B. Townsend; John W. 419 Grand, 1834-35 Walker. 27 Wall h. 168 Spring, 1841 Tontine Coffee-house, 1821-29

168 Spring, 1842 22 Merchants’ Exchange, 1830

Lacks initial 1827. No occupation 1827; copyist 1841-42. McKay 1818-20.

DWIGHT, Theodore, editor. See also Theodore Dwight, D’WOLF. Alphabetted as if spelled DeWolf. Jr.; William R. Dwight; Dwight, Townsend & Co.; DYCKMAN, James, printer.

Dwight, Townsend & Walker. 178 Mulberry, 1 80 5

Tontine Coffee-house, 1825-26

—— h. 177 Canal, 1827 DYKES, John, cloth printer.

——, 1828 32 Gold, 1838

22 Merchants Exchange h. 9 Beaver, 1829-32 DYKES, Samuel, woolen printer.

__'h 3 o alker 8 410 Washington h. 56 Varick, 1837

30 Wall 896 w— 29 Gold, 1839 No occupation except 1836. McKay lists as publisher of the neos, 0." cloth printers 1839. 1837 entry among additional New York Courier 1817.

DWIGHT, Theodore, Jr., [editor]. See also Theodore SON hares printer. Dwight; William R. Dwight; Dwight, Townsend & ° Hester n S fF ne 8

Co.; Dwight, Townsend & Walker. * FB. pUmONs, 1034 41 Nassau, 1823 112 Eldridge, 1835 22 Merchants’ Exchange h. 177 Canal, 1827 110 Orange, 1837

— h. 80 Warren, 1829 215 Orange, 1838-39 1820 , 29 Marion, 1840 __'h William Geib; Geib & Walker. » 2032°33 23 Maiden-lane, 1821-23, 1825-28 GENT, James, printer. — h. Mulberry n. Bleecker, 1829-34 Essex n. Grand, 1822

96 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 GENT, William, printer. See also William Jent. GEVELOT, Nicholas, engraver.

Essex n. Grand, 1823 35 Catharine, 1823 Bowery c. Nicholas-William, 1824 503 Grand, 1826

Bowery n. Stuyvesant, 1826 . Art n. Bowery, LudlPOST 3 102 Twenty-first, 1834 1829 7 AMNIOW,

Art n. Broadway, 1827-28 GIBB, James, printer. 15 Anthony, 1830 Painter 1834. McKay 1818-19.

110 Reade, 1832 63 Chapel, 1833-35

GENTLEMAN’S MAGAZINE. g Clarke, 1836

88 Bowery, 1839-40 87 Thompson, 1837-40

GEORGE, Samuel, stationer.

528 Broome, 1841-42

5 Birmingham, 1821-22 GIBBS, John, printer.

4 Birmingham, 1823-25, 1827-36 20 Anthony, 1828 374 Pearl, 1839, 1841-42 GIBBY, John, print block cutter.

No occupation 1821-25; map vender 1839, 1841-42. 199 Wooster, 1829 GEORGE, Thomas, Jr., printer and publisher. See also 111 Barrow, 1830

Christian Library. GIBSON, Rev. Robert, [editor]. See also Irvine & 116 Leonard, 1824 Gibson. 75 Elizabeth, 1825 35 Sixth, 1832

130 Centre, 1829 . 17 Ann h. 1833 28 Exchange Place h. 15 Jacob, 1831 134 Waverley, 1835 17 Ann, 1832 28 Perry, 1836-37 162 Nassau h. Essex, 1833 No occupation given. 71 James h. 119 Chrystie, 1830 144 Waverley, 1834 — h. 41 Essex, 1834-35

4 Spruce h. ——, 1836 GIFFING, James P., books.

89 Eldridge h. ——, 1837 56 Gold, 1840

41 Essex, 1838-42 — h. 40 Chapel, 1841-42 Lacks “Jr.” 1824-31. No occupation 1824-25; publisher 1835- “11:

37. 1836 entry reads “publisher of the Christian Library, No. GIFFING, William H., typefounder.

4 Spruce Street, next door to the Am[erican] Tract Society 112 Eldridge, 1842 House”.

GILBERT, Amos, editor.

GERKE, John P., artist. 222 William h. 399 Pearl, 1832 19 Howard, 1837

GILBERT, Thomas T., printer.

GERMAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. 42 Vestry, 1838

68 Lispenard c. Broadway, 1834 159 Greene, 1839 — Church, 1835

18 Lumber, 1836 GILES, Walter,138bookbinder. Reade, 1835-36

GERMON, John D., miniature painter. 240 Hudson, 1837

297 Broadway, 1836-37 159 Chambers, 1838

N i 838. GERREN, Thomas, typecaster. © occupation 193

32 Gold, 1831 GILL, Cyrus,1 Vesey, music. 1836-37

GERRISH, Stephen, bookseller.

86 Essex, 1825 GILL, Thomas, proprietor Evening Star (q.v.) See also Mordecai M. Noah; Noah & Gill.

GERRY, Elbridge, paper store. 47 William h. 164 Forsyth, 1834

8 Burling-slip, 1835 — h. 181 Orchard, 1835

GESLAIN, Charles T., music store. 43 Pine h. ——, 1836

357 Broadway, 1840 47 William h.Also——, 1837-38 “Ann, widow of Thomas” 47 William h. 181 Orchard

361 Broadway, 1841 1839; other addresses 1840-42. Listed as accountant at various

72 Lispenard, 1842 addresses 1821-33; no occupation 1834-35.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 97

GILLESPIE, Edward R.., stationer. GLEN, Samuel R.., printer.

25 John h. 485 Broadway, 1841 29 Spruce, 1841

GILLESPIE, Johnson, bookseller. GLOBE AND EMERALD. See also Emerald; Thomas

196 Mott, 1830 Clarke; Edward Milford.

GILLESPIE, Lewis W.., printer. 252 Broadway, 1825 99 Bancker, 1822 Essex c. Broome, 1823 GODFREY, Ezra, modeller and sculptor. 57 Cherry, 1821 GILLEY, William B., bookstore. James n. Cherry, 1822

92 Broadway, 1821-22 19 Oak, 1825

——., Library 263 Broadway, 1823 g Chestnut, 1826-29

——, —— h. 19 John, 1824 Carver and modeller 1821-22; sculptor 1825; modeller and 94 Broadway, Library —— h. ——, 1825 sculptor 1826-29.

94 Broadway, 1826-30 ; ;

Also “Harriet, widow of William B.” 179 Grand 1831-42. GODWIN, Daniel, printer. Bookseller and stationer 1826-30. McKay 1814-20. Member, 245 Henry, 1840 New York Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822.

GILMAN, Peter, paper stainer. GODWIN, Michael L., architect.

rear 70 Hamersley, 1831 761 Broadway, 1830 , 767 Broadway, 1831-32

GILPIN, Samuel S., newsroom. 22 Fourth, 1833 16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1834 195 Fourth, 1834-35

19 Merchants’ Exchange h. 35 Pearl, 1835 Avenue 6th n. Thirteenth, 1836

—— h. 326 Broadway, 1836 126 Thirteenth n. Avenue 3rd, 1838 56 Broadway, 1837 128 Sixth, 1841 40 Merchants’ Exchange, 1838 138 Sixteenth, 1842

— h. 142 Henry, 1839 Artist 1841-42. Second entry in 1841 additional names:

67 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1840-41 “should be 128 First”.

—— be 178 Henry, 18421834-37. GODWIN, Park, No occupation . editor. 27 Pine, 1839

GIMBER, Stephen H., engraver. — h. Avenue 6th n. Twenty-second, 1841

4121/. Broadway, 1829 25 Pine h. ——, 1842

51 Murray, 1830-31 No occupation 1839. 33 Chapel, 1833-35 GOFF, A. W., music. 33 Chatham, 1832

74 Fulton, 1837 ;

333 Broadway h. 279 Greenwich, 1836 23 Chambers, 1841

2 Benson, 1838 GOFF, Horace H., bookbinder. 547 Broadway, 1839 127 Cannon, 1839 75 Bleecker, 1840 GOING, Jonathan, editor.

406 Broadway, 1841 Nassau, 1834 16 h. 75137 Bayard, 1842 ; Maiden-lane as 135 Nassau, 1836-37

“Ginber” 1829-30; lacks initial 1829-32. “Rev.” without occupation 1834.

GIMBREDE, Napoleon, engraver.

1 Wall, 1841 GOLDSMITH, Oliver B., writing academy. 15 Centre, 1842 333 Broadway, 1839 281 Broadway, 1840

GLADDING, John, bookbinder. See also Wells &

Gladding. GOOD, Peter P., enamel card manufacturer. 71 Sullivan, 1831 105 Fulton, 1839 161 Broadway h. 53 Cross, 1832-33 —— h. 20 Jane, 1840 — h. 7 Chrystie, 1834 90 Nassau h. 124 Wooster, 1841 114 Nassau h. ——, 1835 138 Fulton h. ——, 1842

GLEN, Hamilton L., printer wae guy sande name cord mannfoctaer ond hear

26 Liberty, 1828 addresses 1832-37.

98 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Melcher. 42 Ann, 1840-42

GooD, William W., paper warehouse. See also Good & GORDON, John G., engraver on wood.

143 Maiden-lane h. Greene n. Houston, 1826 GORDON, Phineas, publisher. GooD & MELCHER, com[mission] paper wareh[ouse]. 188 Harman, 1830

See also William W. Good; Joseph Melcher. 60 South h. 9 Avenue 6th, 1831

143 Maiden-lane, 1826 59 Carmine, 1832-36

_ ; 114 Hammond, 1837

GOODACRE, William, artist and drawing teacher. 55 Ludlow, 1838

34 Park, 1829 ; 11 Cornelia, 1839 —— h. Bowery-hill, 1830 187 Laurens, 1840-42 a prannaiied n. Twenty-first, 1832 Merchant 1832-34; broker 1835; no occupation 1842.

72 Murray, 1834 GORE, Robert M., engraver. 45 Walker, 1835 227 Spring, 1829

tenner tree Passer of draw[ing] 1830; artist 1832-34; GoruaM, Andrew, bookbinder. 83 Harman, 1828 GOODELL, Ira C., portrait painter. 181 Bleecker, 1835-36 GORI, Ottaviano, sculptor. 153 Fourth, 1839 73 Bleecker c. Broadway, 1837 28 Walker, 1841 566 Broadway, 1838 125 Sullivan, 18391840 ; Limner 1839. 1842 16 & 35 18 Dey, Downing, 428 Broadway, 1841

GOODELL, William, editor Genius of Temp/erance] — & gg Merchants’ Exchange, 1842

(q.v.) “Ottaviane” 1837. Sculptor and scagliola manufacturer 123 Ludlow, 1831 1840-42. 126 Nassau h. ——, 1832 GorrIE, William M., copyist. — h. Cedar c. Broadway, 1833 31 Nassau, 1833

GOODRICH, Andrew T., bookstore and library. See also GorTON, Henry, stationer.

Goodrich & Wiley. 151 Water, 1823-25 — ©¢. Cedar, 1828-35 65, Chrystie, 1827

124 Broadway, 1812-27 82 Maiden-lane, 1826

113 Fulton, 1836 24 Thompson, 1828 105 Fulton, 1837-38 Also “Nancy, widow of Henry” 64 Gold 1835.

2 Barclay, 1839-42 “A. T.” 1821-33. Bookstore 1834-38; books and maps 1839- GOSPEL HERALD Office.

40; circulating library and maps 1841-42. McKay 1812-20. 67 Chrystie, 1824

GOODRICH & WILEY, books and maps. See also An- GOSPEL LIGHT.

drew T. Goodrich. 89 Nassau, 1837

124 Cedar, 1834

GOSPEL WITNESS.

GOODWIN, F., & Co., publishers. 142 Nassau, 1838

21 Ann, 1842 g Spruce, 1839

Entry is among additional names.

Goss, George W., printer.

GOODWIN, Samuel, fancy labels. 4g Orchard, 1828

Barclay Cc. Broadway, 1842 Also “Mary R., widow of George W.” 132 Mott 1833-34.

Gookin. 13 Chambers, 1838-39

GOOKIN, Hiram N., paper. See also Cross, Bulkley & GOTTSBERGER, Cornelius H., editor.

234 Pearl, 1839-42 15 Chambers, 1840-41 No occupation 1839-41. No occupation 1840-41.

GORDON, George P., printer. GOULD, Alexander S., printer. See also Gould & Banks.

49 Nassau, 1838 144 Nassau h. 225 Division, 1835

70 Nassau, 1841-42 — h. 24 Watts, 1836-42

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 99 GOULD, Edward B., law book store. See also Stephen 241 Bowery, 1834

Gould. 252 Bowery, 1835-37

Wall c. Broad, 1825-26 g2 Hudson, 1838

612 Broad, 1827 520 Broadway, 1839-42 Broad, 1828 Lacks initial 1830-38. Belles lettres teacher 1830; teacher 5 Broad 1829 1832-38, 1840-42;writing, “of Amherst&c.” College,1839. professor and teacher of ’ music, dancing,

McKay lists “E. B. Gould,” printer 1811-17; printer & bookseller 1818. GRAHAM, Albert, landscape painter.

1 GOULD, John W., books. »121 Cedar, 1834

Spruce c. Park-row, 1835 GRAHAM, Curtis B., lithographer. See also Curtis B. & John R. Graham.

GOULD, Stephen, bookseller and law stationer. See also 7 John, 1836-37

Edward B. Gould; Gould & Banks. 119 Fulton, 1838

Wall & Broad h. Essex c. Rivington, 1821 go Nassau, 1839

Wall c. Broad h. 142 Essex, 1822-23 — h. 544 Laight, 1840 ——, 182

142 Ese ox 1826 GRAHAM, Curtis B. & John R., lithographers. See also

146 Essex, 1827 cores A Graham.

39 Nassau h. 146 Essex, 1828 4 vonn, 1935 g Nassau h. ——, 1829 GRAHAM, John, publisher.

41 Pine h. ——, 1830 49 Leonard, 1828 h. 146 Essex, 1831-32 61 Charlton, 1829

“S.” 1821-24. “S. Gould & Son, law book store” 1824. 1821 140 Sullivan, 1830 entry reads “Old stand, sign of Lord Coke, corner of Wall & 126 Varick 1831 Broad...”. Law bookseller 1822-23, 1827-31; printer 1826; 4. no occupation 1832. McKay lists as printer and bookseller 181 Varick, 1832

1806-20, with Stephen Gould, printer and bookseller, Broad McKay notes a printer of this name 1809, 1820.

and Wall 1803.

GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE.

GOULD & BANKS, law booksellers. See also David 88 Bowery, 1841-42

B ; Alexander 8. Gould; Stephen Gould. GRAIN, Frederick, scene painter and drawing master. 88 Nassau c. Spruce, 1821-26

N S 3 18 Reed, 1827-28 154 Nassall ©. SPFuce, 1932-34 g Ann h. 18 Reade, 144 Nassau 1835-42 ; 1831 146 Nassau c. Spruce, 1827-31

See also Grain & Mahoney.

7 Ann h. 39 Lispenard, 1832-33

“Gould, & Co.” stating 1831-42. 1821 directory contains Li d. 1634-42 18 two full pageBanks advertisements “have removed from the 39 Lispenard,

corner of Wall & Broad to 88 Nassau & Spruce” and listing Artist 1827-28; scene painter 1831-35; drawing master 1836-

available publications. The 1825 Directory also contains an 42. GRAIN, Peter, artist and scene painter. GOULD & NEWMAN, books. See also Gould, Newman & 22 Mercer, 1826

advertisement for the firm. McKay 1812-20. . . Saxton; Mark H. Newman. 146 Canal, 1827-28 g1 Nassau c. Fulton, 1837-38 37 Canal, 1832 22 Reade, 1833-

GOULD, NEWMAN & SAXTON, books. See also Gould 26 Read °. BoB 44

& Newman; Mark H. Newman; Charlesrtist M.1826-28, Saxton. , 1832-35. 1836-41;Arti scene painter

g1 Nassau c. Fulton, 1839-40

GRAIN & MAHONEY, painters. See also Frederick

GOWAN, William, bookstore. Grain; Dennis Mahony.

179 Chatham h. 750 Greenwich, 1829 7 Ann, 1832 26 Arcade, 1830 GRANJA, Juan de la, printer and editor. See also

121 Chatham, 1831 . —— h. 750 Greenwich, 1832-34 ,

Noticioso de Ambos Mundos.

1895 49h.Liberty, 1835-37 ’ —— 103 Cedar, 1838 GOWARD, Isaac R., music professor. —— 113 Cedar, 1839-42

371 Yo Grand, 1830 “JohnThe Grandja” 1835.de “Printer editor of1836-41; the Spanish 1 newspaper Noticioso Ambosand Mundos” “...

152 Nassau & 371 /: 2 Grand, 1831 and vice-consul of Mexico” 1838-41; “Mexican Consul General

371 Yo Grand, 1832-33 and commission merchant” 1842.

100 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

GRANT, John, black ink. GRAY, Henry Peters, portrait painter.

381 1838 c. 67 Grand, Franklin, 1842 132Grand, Clinton 1839

356 Hudson, 1840 GRAY, James C., bookbinder. Blacking maker 1838-39. 237 Bleecker, 1842 GRANT, Philander S., printer. GRAY, Jeremiah, printer.

64 Suffolk, 1837 1°/, Ann, 1841

53 Columbia, 1840 GRAY, John, calico printer.

GRANT, Sweeden, printer. 34 Lombardy, 1824 63 Cannon, 1839

GRAY, John, printer. See also Gray & Bunce.

GRANT, Thomas W., printer. 347 Pearl, 1820-24

18 Hamilton, 1833 — h. 316 Pearl, 1825 16 Hamilton, 1834 — h. 212 William, 1826 71 Monroe, 1835 — h. 184 Harman, 1827

13Roosevelt, Suffolk, 1836 341 Cherry,1832 1831 538 1838 4 Bowery, Cherry, 1839 110 Fulton h. 45 Beekman, 1833

Lacks initial 1833. —— h. 23 James, 1834 GRANT, William M., bookbinder. 111 Fulton h. 31 Mott, 1835 243 Mulberry, 1835-36 h. 31 Mott, 1835 197 Bowery, 1837 222 Water h. 6 Bayard, 1837 5 Birmingham, 1839 —— h. 286 Walker, 1838

“William Grant” is a member, New-York Benevolent Associa- 220 Water h. 63 Chrystie, 1839

tion of Journeyman Book-Binders 1835. — h. 142 Forsyth, 1840-41

GRANT & WILBOR, bookbinders. ox Beekman ia aan co. orintere”

70 Fulton, 1833 nd 1813-20; also “I. Gray O., printers” 347 Pearl

GRANVILLE, George, bookbinder. Gray, John A., printer.

17 Christopher, 1827 232 Henry, 1841 GRATTAN, Edward, printer and stationer. 8 Thames, 1827 GRAY, Nathaniel, printer. 22 Wall h. 25 Beaver, 1828 3 Oliver, 1822

—— h. 294 Washington, 1829 7/2 Spruce, 1823 20 Wall h. 183 Chambers, 1830 6 Frankfort, 1824-25

22 Wall h. ——, 1831 50 Frankfort, 1826 116 Maiden-lane, 1834 McKay 1809-16.

8 Rector h. 91 Greenwich, 1832-33 Duane c. Chatham, 1827

106 Broadway c. Pine, 1835 GRAY, Nathaniel, tract missionary.

Printer 1827-30, 1834-35; stationer 1831-33. 325 Hudson, 1834 GRATTAN, William, printer. See also Wiley & Halsted. 8 Morton, 1835-36

8 Thames, 1820-25, 29 Burton, 1837

— h. 336 Broadway, 1826 34 Burton, 1838-42

Also “Catharine, widow of William” 151 Spring 1828; and Stonecutter 1834-36. “Margaret widow of William” 15 Cherry 1833, 7 Mercer

1834-35. McKay 1820. Grattan was printer of Longworth’s GRAY, William, paper maker.

iBonaae 1821-24. Display advertisements appear 1821, 114 Broad, 18 30

GRAVES, Truman A. H., typefounder. GRAY & BUNCE, printers. See also Charles W. Bunce:

18 Orchard, 1833-34 Edward Bunce; George F’. Bunce; John Gray.

25 Forsyth, 1835-36 347 Pearl, 1821-23

No occupation 1833; machinist 1836. —— & 59 Fulton, 1824-26 224 Cherry, 1828-29 GRAY, Charles J., engraver. 1826 entry reads “printers 347 Pearl and booksellers 59

150 Reade, 1842 Fulton”.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 101 GREELE, Augustus, paper store. See also Greele & 611 Broadway h. ——, 1833

Elliott. 4321/2 Houston h. ——, 1834

— h. 55 Fulton, 1823-25 . ae

32 Burling-slip h. 109 Fulton, 1821-22 Lacks initial 1831.

4 Burling-slip h. 68 White, 1826 GREEN: Jared oa circulating library.

5 Burling-slip h. ——, 1827-28 4

— h. g1 Cliff, 1829-31 GREEN, Mahlon P., cloth finisher.

——., 1832-33 7 Gold, 1842

—— h. Broadway n. Eighth, 1834 GREEN, Thomas A., printer.

—— h. 761 Broadway, : Grand 61 Broadway, 1837-421835-36 411 Grand, 1827-28

iOoi occupation 3 3 283 Walker, 1829 1821-25, 1833-42. 35 Watts, 1830-31

GREELE, Robert R., paper store. No occupation 1830-31.

8 Burling-slip, 1836 GREENE, Asa, editor and bookstore.

—— h. 42 Hudson, 1838 76 Nassau, 1831

ee 34tear Hudson: 239110 Broad, 1832-33 234 i. » 1940 Beekman, 1834-36 11 or 15 John, 1841 94 Barclay, 1837 17 Maiden-iane Bi. 5 yon, 1842 162 Nassau, 1838

1821-26; no occupation 1 S27 35. ame also appears as grocer Editor 1831-32; M. D. 1833; bookstore 1834-38.

GREELE & ELLIOTT, paper-store. See also Augustus GREENE, Hendetson, Foose

Greele; Daniel Elliott. 395 Broadway 2-47 My 1034 5 Burling-slip, 1831 435 Broadway h. ——, 1835 ——, 1836-37

GREELEY, H., & Co., New Yorker (q.v.) See also 377 Broadway, 1839-41

erasNassau, vreetey GREENE & 30 MCGOwWRAN, lithographers. 20 1934-35 Wall, 1837 127 Nassau, 1836-38 1 Ann, 1839 GREENE & PISHBOURNE, lithographers. 30 Ann, 1840-41 297 Broadway, 1836 GREELEY, Horace, printer. See also H. Greeley & Co.; GREENLEAF, Franklin, bookbinder.

Greeley & McElrath; Greeley & Winchester; New 198 East-Broadway, 1839

Yorker. Fulton h. 16 Cherry, 1841

29 Ann, 173 Chapel, 1838 43 Norfolk, 1842

29 Ann, 1839 GRIBBIN, William, bookseller. 30 Ann, 1840 Chambers c. Broadway, 1823 — h. 12 City Hall Place, 1841

—, 1842 GRIEFF, George, printer. 11 Elizabeth, 1825-27

GREELEY & MCELRATH, publishers. See also Horace 20 Leonard, 1828-29

Greeley; Thomas M’Elrath. 44 Madison, 1830-31 30 Ann, 1842 128 Hester, 1832 GREELEY & WINCHESTER, printers. See also Horace 108 Elizabeth, 1833 ; 2841/2 Greenwich, 1835 Greeley; Jonas Winchester. ; . 293 Greenwich, 1836 34 Ann, 1835 554 Pearl, 1838 A , “Griff? 1825-31. Also “Elizabeth, widow of George” 48 John 54 Liberty c. Nassau, 1834

29 Ann, 1836-37 1839, 181 William 1840.

GREEN BANNER. GRIFFEN, William S., copperplate printer.

69 Centre, 1836 34 Walker, 1821

GREEN, Edward M.., bookseller. McKay 1819-20.

rear 244 Cherry, 1831 GRIFFIN, Benj[amin] F., printer.

244 Cherry, 1832 rear 157 Broadway h. 143 Barrow, 1834

102 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 GRIFFIN, H. &. H., bookbinders. See also Henry 84 John, 1833

Griffin; Herman Griffin. 26 Gold, 1834 15 Ann, 1833 71 John c. Gold, 1838 33 Ann, 1834-36 —— h. 84 John, 1839

GRIFFIN, Henry, bookbinding stock. See also H. & 57 Go h. 4 Suelo 1840

. Oo occupation 1833-34; types 1838-41.

H. Griffin; Herman Griffin; Griffin, Willcox & Co.; N | 35 MnSCN TANS) TOAD Griffins & Elles.

114 Nassau h. 40 Greene, 1835 GUERNSEY, Adison F., books. —— h. 14 Second, 1836 284 Mott, 1842 a) 1837

116 Nassau, 1838 GUERNSEY, Isaac, writing teacher. “& Co.” 1835. No occupation 1836-38. Ridge n. Rivington, 1821

GRIFFIN, Herman, bookbinder. See also H. & H. Griffin; ae McKay 18:6, me contain notice: “writing academy is 30 Henry Griffin; Griffin, Willcox & Co.; Griffins & Elles

Green c. Maiden-lane, 1831-32 GUEST, Aaron, printer.

15 Ann h. 72 Hudson, 1833 44 Forsyth, 1830 —— h. 40 Greene, 1835 109 Mott, 1832-33

33 Ann h. ——, 1834 27 Pell, 1831 114 Nassau, 1836

— h. 14 Second, 1837 GUIDICINI. See Albe & Guidicini, scene painters.

i” anne ‘. manera GUILLAUDEU, Emile, naturalist. See also American

—— h. ;707 Avenue 2nd,Museum 1842 Museum. untae» American h. 2 Mulberry, 1821

| —— h. 10 Henry, 1822

Griffen” 1831; “Hermon” 1841-42. No occupation 1837-42.

GRIFFIN, Philip, xylographic printer. — h. 35 Thomas, 1823-24

118 Fulton, 1838 —., 1825,

; ; ; . 36 White, 1830-31

GRIFFIN, WILLCOX & Co., [bookbinders]. See also — . 43 Thompson, 1828-29 Henry Griffin; Herman Griffin; Albert O. Willcox. —— h, 165 Spring, 1832-33

114 Nassau, 1836-37 — h. 198 Canal, 1834

116 Nassau, 1838 12 Avenue C, 1835 GRIFFINS & ELLES, [bookbinders]. See also Kelita S. 46 Hester, 1836-37

Elles; Henry Griffin; Herman Griffin. 252 Broadway h. 160 Broome, 1838 114 Nassau, 1836 8 Morton,424 1839 Houston, 1840-42

GRISWOLD, Calvin, card-maker. “Amiel” 1828-34. No occupation 1835. Herring n. Amos, 1821-26

108 Herring, 1827-28 GUILLET, Charlotte, miniature painter.

283 Bleecker, 1829 10 Barclay, 1840

327 Bleecker, 1830-42 233 Broadway, 1841 Collector [for the] gth ward 1826-33; no occupation 1834-42.

McKay lists a Calvin Grisswold, typefounder 1812-14. GULLEN, Richard, printer.

GRISWOLD, Jeremiah, books. 227 Washington, 1824

1, Fulton. 1842 11 Chapel, 1825 1007/2 » 104 McKay 1811-18.

Name also appears without occupation 1836-38.

GRISWOLD, Rufus W., editor. GULNACK, Martin, printer.

51/2 Clinton, 1837, 1839-40 397 Grand, 1834

196 Clinton, 1842 112 Norfolk, 1835-39 116 Norfolk, 1840-42

GRUNWALD, John, wood engraver. Carter 1839-42. A “Martin Gulneck” is listed without

687 Washington, 1831 occupation at various addresses 1827-31. GUERIN, Thomas, typecaster. GUNN, Benjamin C., printer.

rear 76 Prince, 1830 50 Ann, 1841

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 103 GURLEY, Royal, engraver. See also Burton & Gurley; 8 City Hall Place h. ——, 1835

Burton, Gurley & Edmonds. 20 Wall & 174 Broadway, 1836

26 Wor 37, Ludl 8 HAGAN, John, portrait painter. . ame - 54/2 1838 4a eno-26 15, Centre, 1841 alsoLudlow, appears as auctioneer at various addresses 1830-3 : _

and 1839-42. Also “Ann, widow of Royal” 1840-42. h. Tompkins c. Rivington, 1842

GURNEA, Samuel, bookbinder. HAGAR, William, typefounder. See also Lothian &

268PrIn&s Spring. 2029 182 Hagar; White, 1823 Hagar & Co. 68 Cedar,

GUTCH, Thomas G., printer. 54 Cedar, 1824 36 Wooster, 1828 32 Gold, 1825 55 Chrystie, 1829 rear 233 Pearl & 20 Gold, 1826-29

224 Division, 1830 29 Gold, 1830 126 Leonard, 1831 71 John c. Gold, 1831

136 Leonard, 1833-39 11 Thames, 1832 Gold h. 46 Gold, 1833-

GUTIERREZ, Fernando C., printer. te Gol d 1845- 38 193334

18 Vandewater, 1833 74 Fulton, 1839-40 P]

257 hg Bleecker, 18371823-31, — h. 62 Fulton, 139 Henry, 1841 “& Co.” 1841-42. No1841-42 occupation 1823-25. 103 Forsyth, 1842 “Guttierreth” 1841; “Guttierretz” 1842. Compositor 1833. HAGEMAN, Peter, paper warehouse. 230 Front, 1825

GUTMEN, Henry, bookbinder. Peter Hageman, merchant, 230 Front h. 195 Cherry, is listed

47 Wooster, 1834 1822-25 and as marketman, Broome c. Essex 1826.

auamry ee is listed without occupation 1836-40, 1842; HAINS, William, Jr., miniature painter. 83 Barclay, 1834

Guy, Matthew, typefounder. 4 Bedford, 1835

140 Washington, 1826 662 Greenwich, 1836

GUY, William, quill manufacturer. 148 warick, 37-40 86 Fulton, 1829 102 Barclay h. ——, 1841-42 270 Walker, 1830 Lacks “Jr.” 1834, 1838-42. No occupation 1834.

59 Catharine, 1832 HALBERT, Augustus, engraver.

50 Chrystie, 1837 410 Pearl, 1835-36 Also “Mary Ann, widow of William” rear 102 Laurens 1839. 31 Reade, 1842

; “A.” 1835-36.

GUYE, Francis L., sculptor.

117 Charlton, 1835-37 HALDANE, John, bookstore. See also Haldane & Stuart.

159 Chapel, 1838 1407/2 Nassau, 1833

McKay lists Francis Guy, artist 1795-1820. 106 Nassau, 1834

—— h. 135 Eldridge, 1835

GUYON, Henry, patentee of lever presses. Dover h. 1244 Orchard, 1836

200 Spring street, 1838-40 h. ——, 1837

31 Charlton, 1841-42 18 Burling-slip h. 116 Orchard, 1838 Name appears at various addresses as carpenter 1821-35. 116 Orchard, 1839-40

HADLEY, William H., maps. ae“ o.”Oe Bana? beng1837,; 1838.ance, Bookstore 1833-36; no occupation 21 Beekman, 1837 1839-40; porterhouse 1838; carter 1841-42. 172 Spring, 1839

Boardinghouse 1837. HALDANE & STUART, bookstore. See also John Haldane; William Stuart.

HAGADORN, Francis L., editor. 106 Nassau, 1835 d 8- 1838-39 HALE, David, editor. See also Hale & Hallock. 40H Howard, HAGADORN, William, printer. 412 Grand, 1828

163 Chatham, 1831 57 John, 1829 174 Broadway h. 118 Franklin, 1832-33 2 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1830-33 174 Broadway, 1834 —— h. 23 Broadway, 1834-35

104 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

HALE, David (cont.) HALL, Francis, publisher Commer/cial] Adv/ertiser] Wall c. Water h. ——, 1836 (q.v.) and Spect/ator] (q.v.) See also John B. Hall. 71 Wall c. Water h. ——, 1837-41 60 Wall h. 41 John, 1821-24

69 Wall c. Water h. 23 & 25 Broadway, 1842 48 Pine h. ——, 1825-30

, ; - 65 Warren, 1634-35 46 Pine h. ——, 1831-33

HALE, James W., newsroom. See also Hale’s News hh. 8k W. 8a4-

Room and Foreign Letter Office; Hale’s News —— h. 152 Hudson, 1836-42

Rooms. “F.” 1823-25; “Francis Hall & Co.” 1829-42. Pub. Commer.

67 Wall c. Water, 1837-38 Adv. & Spect. 1821-22; pub. Com. Adv. 1823-42. McKay lists

2 Tontine h. 332 Ninth, 1839-40 as printer 1813-20. 5 Tontine h. ——, 1841 HALL, John B., Commer[cial] Adv/ertiser]. See also

58 Wall h. ——, 1842 . For[eign] let|ter] of[fi]c[e] 1842. 41 John, 1828

Francis Hall.

HALE, Thomas, silk printer and print works. 48 Pine h. ——, 1830-31

146 Sixteenth: 74 Pine, 1833 46 Pine h. ——, 1832-33

——: Broadway c. Maiden-lane, 1834 —— h. 85 Warren, 1834-35

107 William, 1839-40 —— h. 152 Hudson, 1836-42

93 William, 1841 No occupation 1828, 1830-31. 111 William c. John, 1842 HALL, Richard, printer. “& Co.” 1833. Silk printer 1833-34; print works 1839-40. 169 Stanton, 1831

HALE & HALLOCK, Journal of Commerce. See also rear 21 Elm, 1832

-69Phoenix Buildings, 1836-41 , Wall, Phoenix Buildings, 1842 214 Broadway h. 45 Robinson, 1836

___ David Hale; Gerard Hallock. HALL, William, books.

— h. 12 Howard, 1837

HALE’S NEWS ROOM AND FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE. ~—— h. 190 Church, 1838

See also James W. Hale. 241 Broadway h. ——, 1839

Tontine Buildings Wall c. Water, 1837 Also “Mary A. widow of William” 358 Grand 1839-42. HALE’S NEWS ROOMS. See also James W. Hale. HALL, William, music instrument maker. See also Firth

5 Tontine, Wall c. Water, 1841 & Hall. 362 Pearl, 1821-22 HALL, Andrew, printer. 358 Pearl, 1823-24

66 Bayard, 1821-22 39 Roosevelt, 1825 rear 66 Bayard, 1823 494 Pearl, 1826 72 Pump, 1824 358 Pearl h. 57 Cross, 1827-28 McKay 1812-13, 1817, 1820. — h. 430 Pearl, 1829-30

HALL, Edward P., bookbinder. See also Hall & Shourt. —— h. 35 Madison, 1831

1 Nassau h. 63 Fulton, 1842 1 Franklin Square h. 12 Dover, 1832 —— h. 41 Cherry, 1833-34

HALL, Farnham, agent New York Dyeing & Printing — h. 2 Dover, 1835-42 Establishment. See also New York Dyeing &

Printing Establishment. HALL & SHOURT, bookbinders. See also Edward P.

101 Maiden-lane, 1821 Hall; James Shourt.

60 Pearl h. 13 Nassau, 1823 1 Nassau, 1842

101 William, 1827-28 HALL & VOORHIES, booksellers and publishers. See —— h. 100 William, 1829-30 also Scofield & Hall; Charles F. Voorhies.

— h. 359 Hudson, 1831-32 118 Nassau, 1836 — h. 33 Grove, 1833-34

41 John h. ——, 1835-36 HALL OF SCIENCE. —— h. Avenue gth, 1837. Broome n. Elizabeth, 1829 — h. 33 Grove, 1838-39 359 Broome n. Elizabeth, 1830-31 69 Wall h. ——, 1840

81 Cedar h. 83 Fourth, 1841 HALLENBECK, John, Jr., printer. No occupation 1821, 1827; grocer 1823; agent N. Y. D. & P. 3) Desbrosses, 1837

1828-39; com[mission] mer[chant] 1840-41. Also “Jane W., widow of John, corsets” 180 Hudson 1838-39.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 105 HALLETT, Stephen, printer. See also Brown & Hallett. — h. 39 Mercer, 1837

84 Maiden-lane, 1822 24 Nassau h. 419 Broome, 1838-40

; ; — h. 418 Broome, 1841

HALLICK, Nehemiah, printer. 76 Cedar h. ——, 8 42

137 Pump, 1824 Bookstore 1820-27; law books 1828-41; drygoods 1842.

Also listed at various addresses as grocer 1825-26; no occupa- McKay 1820.

tion 1827-32; and carter 1839, 1841-42.

HALSTED & VOORHIES, booksellers. See also Oliver

HALLICK, Peter, printer. Halsted; John S. Voorhies.

257 Walker, 1829-30 24 Nassau, 1834-35 260 Walker, 1831 22 Nassau, 1836-37 “Hillick” 1829. 24 Nassau c. Cedar, 1838-41

HALLIDAY. See Wilson & Halliday, composition HALY & THOMAS, booksellers.

manufacturers. 142 Broadway, 1820-21

HALLOCK, Gerard, editor. See also Hale & Hallock; lane weg firm of T. Haly & Thomas 1819-20 at 55 Maiden-

Morse, Hallock & Co.; New York Observer.

144 Nassau h. 98 Prince, 1827 HAMBLIN, Thomas I., printer.

65 Reed h. 130 Greene, 1828 44 Pitt, 1842

—— h. 132 Greene, 1833-35 , . ,

2 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1829-32 HAMILTON. See also Wood & Hamilton, publishers.

a) ,1838-41 . 241 Bleecker, 1835

Wall c. Water bh. 1836 HAMILTON, Ezekiel, printer and copperplate printer. 14 Commerce, 1831 71 Wall h. ——, 1837

Troy c. Asylum, 1832

69 Wall c. Water, 1842 rear Hudson n. Horatio, 1834 HALLOCK, William A., agent and secretary of the 543 Washington, 1839

American Tract Society (q.v.) 13 John h. 35 Lewis, 1840-41 3 Cedar, 1825 Printer 1831-32; copperpl|[ate] printer 1834-35, 1839-41.

87 Nassau, 1826 HAMILTON, John L., typefounder.

144 Nassau, 1828-29 Ch .

h 1.3» 193234 14 Typecaster Thames, 1830 152N Nassau 1830. McKay lists at rear 115 Greenwich in 1820. — h. 130 Greene, 1830-31

apel c. Robinson, 1821-29

150 Nassau h. ——, 1835-42 “Rev.” 1832-42. Agent Am. Tract Soc. 1825-30; secretary HAMILTON, Joseph, typefounder and printer.

a.t.s. 1831-42. 72 Thompson, 1824

HALPIN, John, artist. 23 Chapel, 1825 72 Henry, 1839 12 Chapel, 1826-27 145 Barrow 1842 —— c. Robinson, 1828

Teacher 1899. 134 Chambers, 1835 204 Chambers, 1836-39

HALSTED, Oliver, bookstore and law books. See also 74 Pike, 1840

Halsted & Voorhies; Wiley & Halsted. 146 Reade, 1841

3 Wall, 1820 16 Maiden-lane h. 85 Fulton, 1842

—-h. 52 Cortlandt, 1821 Type-maker 1824-26; type caster 1827-28; typefounder

— h. 107 Greenwich, 1822 1835-39, 1841; printer 1840; cop[per] pl[ate] printer 1842. 3 Law Buildings h. 170 Greenwich, 1823-24 HAMILTON, Robert, editor.

—— h. 106 Canal, 1825 109 Fulton, 1842

—— h. 114 Liberty, 1826 aq: . .

Wall c. Broad h. ——, 1827 HN AMTTON: hema R., portrait painter.

. 140 Canal, 1838

— h. 16 Rector, 1828 FOO Wana", 1935-3 —— Greenwich,1831 1829-30 18 —— h. h. 114 77 Greenwich, 720 Canal. Nana, O40

24 Nassau h. ——, 1832 HAMMAN, Thomas I., printer.

——, 1833 12 Watts, 1830-31 — h. 97 Mercer, 1834-35 158 Orange, 1832

22 Nassau h. ——, 1836 196 Mott, 1834

106 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

HAMMAN, Thomas I. (cont. ) — h. 126 Norfolk, 1834

156 Allen, 1835 Sign painter 1833-34.

ee wuiows 838-40 3” 1840. Initial HANMER, Peter S., penman.

“Hammon” 1834-35; “Hammond” 1840. Initial appears as “J.” 1838; lacks initial 1839. 278. Walker, 1834 HANNAY, Samuel, bookseller. See also Collins & HAMMOND. See also Ely & Hammond, engravers; Hann ay ome

Lecount & Hammond, engravers. 230 Pearl, 1821 HAMMOND, J. S., engraver. —— h. 283 Pearl, 1822

8 Wall, 1835 ——, 1823-33

— h. 15 John, 1834-37

HANCOCK & CoO., printers. 254 Pearl h. , 1838-39

1 Lumber, 1831 , 1840-42

HANDLEY. See also Wiseman & Handley, blacking McKay cross-references to firm of Collins & Hannay.

manufacturers. HANSELL, George H., miniature painter. See also

HANDLEY, William, picture-liner. ine 3 137 Chatham h. 2621/. Grand, 1839 50 MET, 2042

— , 1840-41 HARDCASTLE, John, printer. No occupation 1839. 81 James, 1821 18 Bancker, 1822

HANFORD, Albert, engraver. Little Water c. Cross, 1823 153 Thompson, 1835 12 Rhynders, 1824 183 Duane: 45 Maiden-lane, 1836 96 Mott, 1825 16 Cortlandt h. 183 Duane, 1837-38 187 Mott, 1829-31

28 Ann h. ——, 1839 96 Allen, 1832-33

» 1840-42 167 Mott, 1834

HANINGTON & Co., moving dioramas and stained glass Also “Elizabeth, widow of John” 167 Mott 1835-42. McKay 1806-20. works. See also next entry.

218 Broadway h. 53 Elm, 1836 HARDCASTLE, Joshua, printer.

— h. 192 Elm, 1837 333 Grand, 1823

—— h. 142 Grand, 1838 374 (say) Broome n. Mott, 1825

456 Broadway, 1839-40 Fourth n. Avenue D, 1828 4722 & 568 Broadway, 1841 108 Pitt, 1831

Moving dioramas 1836-38; New York stained glass works, Bookbinder 1825. McKay 1792-1811. 1839; “William and Henry,” transparent painters 1841. 1840 HARDCASTLE. Thomas. printer

entry among additional names describes “transparent and ’ »P . decorative painters, glass-stainers & enamellers”. Second Hudson c. Charlton, 1821-22 entry in 1837 for “exhibition of the African glen,” 37 Bowery. 253 Hudson, 1823

Henry Hanington is listed as sign at various Hud1624 8 1831-35; as transparent painter, 472painter \/2 Broadway 1842.addresses 255 fludson,

253 Hudson, 1825

HANINGTON & COMPANY, transparent painters. See — c. Charlton, 1826-36

also previous entry. 139 Seventeenth, 1838

290 Broadway, 1836 178 Seventeenth, 1839-41

458 Broadway h. 192 Elm, 1837 Grocer 1821. McKay 1809-10, 1815-17.

—— h. 142 Grand, 1838 HARDIE, Daniel F., printer.

HANKS, Azel, typefounder. 35 Pitt, 1829

g20Thomas, 1825 108 Franklin, 1832 Chapel, 1826 244 Division, 1837-38 Name also entered at various addresses as smith 1824; Lacks initial 1829.

minister 1827-30; and physician 1831-42. HARDY, Daniel H., printer.

HANKS, James A., portrait painter. 18 Franklin, 1834 55 Canal h. 214 Elm, 1828 HARING, Robert, lithographer. HANKS, Jarvis F., portrait painter. 154 Walker, 1838

144 Bowery h. 414 Broome, 1829 HARKINS, John H., bookbinder.

80 William h. 204 Hester, 1833 34 Cross, 1825,

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 107

HARPENDING, Smith, printer. ——, 1838-42 Bowery n. Art, 1828 “J. W.” 1827. No occupation 1841-42.

137 Amity, 1830 HARPER, Richard, printer.

No occupation 1828. rad Mulb erry, 1838, 1841-42 HARPER, Fletcher, stereotyper and printer. See also all HARPER & BROTHERS, printers and publish[ers]. See other entries for Harper. also all other entries for Harper.

16 Vandewater, 1826 82 Cliff, 1834-42

22 Batavia, 1527 HARRIES, Thomas, printer.

81 Cliff,h. 1828 72 Bowery, 1832 —— 91rear Beekman, 1829

ns ,

Name also appears as “Rev.” without occupation, 45 Vandam —— h. 81 Beekman, 1830 1840.

oA hCliff . 50 Oak, 1831 HARRIS, Henry, bookbinder. 82 h. ——, 1832-35 . 1830 | — h. 91 Cliff, 1836 136 Chrystie,

—_ hh 84 Cliff, 1837 Name also appears without occupation, 14 Roosevelt 1839. —— h. 83 Cliff, 1838-39 HARRIS, James, engraver. See also Maverick & Harris.

— h. 155 Crosby, 1840 72 Liberty h. 85 Liberty, 1830

—— h. 88 Cliff, 1841-42 54 Liberty h. 264 Hudson, 1831-34

No occupation 1826-27; stereotyper 1828-31; printer 1832-42. 67 Liberty h. ——, 1835 58 Nassau h. 13 Watts, 1836-42

HARPER, J. & J., printers and publishers. See also all

other entries for Harper. HARRIS, Joseph T., portrait painter.

2 Burling-slip & 230 Pearl, 1821-25 16 Walker h. 622 Broadway, 1837-38

43 Ferry & 327 Pearl, 1826 —) 1839-40

82 Cliff & ——, 1827-32 New York University, 1841-42

—, 1833 HARRIS, Nathan C., printer.

1817-20. 81 William, 1825

Printers 1821-26; printers and publish[ers] 1827-33. McKay rear 32 Lumber, 1824

HARPER, James, printer. See also all other entries for No occupation 1825.

Harper. HARRIS, Samuel, printer.

h. 194 William, 1824-26 rear 17 Rose, 1833-34

h. 26 Vandewater, 1827 12 Allen, 1835

82 Cliff h. 26 Vandewater, 1828-30 315 Grand, 1836 —— h. 42 Frankfort, 1831-32 HARRISON. See also Mitchell, Davis & Harrison,

— h. 76 Frankfort, 1833-35 printers. ——, 1836-40

—— h. 40 Rose, 1841-42 HARRISON, Charles, engraver. See also Thomas No occupation 1841-42. Harrison. 121 Second, 1838-39 HARPER, John, printer. See also all other entries for 1 Wall h. 94 Avenue 3rd, 1840

Harper. —— h. 15 Minetto, 1841

2 Burling-slip h. 26 Beekman, 1821-22 HARRISON, Charles P., engraver and printer. See also

h. 16 Oak, 1824-26 Harrison & Son. h. 26 Oliver, 1827 Greenwich c. Thirteenth, 1823 82 “a - Pike oe 175 Fulton, 1825-26 No sceup ation eas McKay notes a John Harper, Jr. 567 Pearl, 1827-29

printer, 74 Roosevelt 1816-17. —_ 3 Reade, 1830-31

15 Wall h. ——, 1832-33

HARPER, Joseph W., printer. See also all other entries 29 Wall h. ——, 1834

for Harper. 3 Reade, 1835-36

82 Cliff, 1827 27 Wall h. 1484/2 Mott, 1837-38 — h. 26 Vandewater, 1828-29 42 Wall h. ——, 1839 — h. 69 Bayard, 1830-31 183 Mulberry, 1840-41 81 Cliff h. 124 White, 1832-34 407 Broome, 1842

82 Cliff h. ——, 1835-37 Engraver and copperplate printer 1823; engraver 1837-42.

108 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

HARRISON, David R., engraver. Ninth c. Broadway, 1835

28 Charlton, 1828 Attorney 1833, 1835; attorney and editor 1834.

63 Vesey h. 42 Macdougal, 1830 HARTSHORNE, William, printer.

17 Ann h. 40 Macdougal, 1831 Chrystie n. Broome, 1821-24

54 Liberty h. , 1832 118 Chrystie n. Broome, 1825 80 Tibor hae Howton be “Hartsehorne” 1825. McKay 1811-20. —— h. Jane n. Avenue 8th, 1836-38 HARVEY, George, artist.

—— h. 62 Jane n. Avenue 8th, 1839 422 Houston, 1837

—— h. 9 Avenue 3rd, 1840-42 University h. ——, 1838

273 Broadway c. Chambers, 1840 HARRISON, Joseph W., printer. See also Elton & Harrison; Marsh & Harrison. HARVEY, John Q., engraver and printer.

5 Eldridge h. 20 James, 1831 364 Hudson, 1833-36

— h. 285 Division, 1832-36 Designated solely engraver 1833-34. 681, Chatham h. ——, 1837-38 HARWOOD, John C., printer.

28 Catharine h. ——, 1839-40 214 Wooster, 1831 7 Catharine, 1841 248 Division, 1839 465 Pearl h. 285 Division, 1842 258 Division, 1840

Books 1837-38. 132 Broome c.Lacks Pitt, 1841-42 initial 1831.

HARRISON, Thomas, engraver. See also Charles Harri- OS ONES

HASKELL, Samuel S., publisher. gson. Avenue A, 1839 103 Monroe, 1836 1 Wall h. 94 Avenue 3rd, 1840 g Spruce, 1840

40 Cherry, 1832 _ 219 Broome, 1836 HASKETT, William J., engraver. 5 Second, 1837 7 Broad, 1832 — h. Brooklyn, 1841

HARRISON, William, engraver. Accountant 1836.

121 Second, 1838 HASSELL, George H., miniature painter. See also 265 Second, 1841 Hansell.

HARRISON, William F., engraver. 66 Roosevelt, 1841

89 Reade, 1838-39 HASWELL, George D., printer.

45 Lispenard, 1840 94 Hudson, 1829

HARRISON, William W., printer. HATCH, George, editor.

h. 1 50 ’

49 Nassau, 1839 107 Fulton h. 5 Vandam, 1842

HARRISON & SON, engravers &c. See also Charles P. HATCH, George W., engraver. See also three entries

Harrison beginning “Rawdon, Wall, Wright, Hatch ...”. 1827-29

o wea h 148 '/2 volts 1838 48 Wall h. 60 Chapel, 1831

4 - ——~} 1839 35 Merchants’ Exchange h. 51 Wall, 1832 1 Pine h. g Morris, 1841 — h. 189 Bleecker, 1835

HART, Francis, printer. See also Thompson & Hart. —., 1833-34

— h. 48 Harison, 1842 30 Wall h. ——, 1836-37 |

HART, Henry, paper dealer — h. 51 Clinton-place in Eighth st. n. Broadway, 1838-39

Broad 8 TOKO Merchants’ Exchange h. 79 Eighth, 1840 490 OBEN

HART, Jehiel, printer. 48 Merchants’ Exchange h. 51 Clinton-place,

1681/. Spring, 1832 1841-42

HART, Walter, modeller. No occupation 1831. 60 Gold h. 45 Jones, 1842 HATCH & SMILLIE, engravers. HART, William, editor 34 Jones’ Buildings, 1831

23 Rutgers, 1833 HATRICK, James, printer. 60 Exchange Place h. 216 Wooster, 1834 137 Orange, 1834

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 109

HAUPTMAN, Jacob, Jr., printer. 79 Mercer c. Spring, 1834

55 Anthony, 1821-23 52 Carmine, 1835-42

54 & 55 Anthony, 1824 Listed at various addresses as grocer 1824-26; no occupation

54 Anthony, 1825-26 1828.

9g & 54 Anthony, 1827 HAWXHURST, Israel, copperplate printer. See also Israel

351 Greenwich, 1828 Hawkshurst.

Lacks “Jr.” 1825-28. McKay 1800. John h. 426 Cherry, 1838 HAVELL & SPEARING, printsellers. 426 Cherry, 1839

172 Fulton, 1841 Hay, James, printer. 1841 Doggett directory lists Havell (Henry A.) & Spearing 24 Thames, 1838

(Thomas P.), engravings, 170 Fulton. 6 Peck-slip, 1839 HAVEN, John P., bookseller and publisher. HAYES, Henry H., bookbinder.

182 Broadway, 1822-24 26 Hester, 1837

132 Broadway h. 32 Lispenard, 1825 50 Fulton h. ——, 1838

182 Broadway h. ——, 1826 ——, 1839-40 142 Nassau, 1827 —— h. rear 240 Rivington, 1841 —— h. 139 Grand, 1828-29 ——, 1842 —— h. 76 Mercer, 1830-31 Lacks initial 1837. 158 Nassau h. ——, 1836 Greene c. Spring, 1821

148 Nassau h. ——, 1832-35 HAYNES, Elizabeth, teacher [of] music and drawing.

148 Nassau, 1837, 1839 449 Broome, 1822-24 Park-row c. Spruce, 1840

199 Broadway h. 279 W. 18th, 1841-42 HAYNES, Joseph W., printer.

Bookseller 1822-37; publisher 1839-42. 22 Batavia, 1824

. HAYS, John, bookseller.

220 Walker, 1836

HAVILAND, Stephen, printer. 26 Delancey, 1835

HAYS, Joseph W., printer.

HAWK & BUZZARD. See John Ely. 464 Greenwich, 1825

18 Ann, 1834 Pillow. 151 Houston, 1835 1 Cortlandt h. 317 Hudson, 1834

HAWKES, George, copperplate printer. HAYWARD, George, lithographer. See also Hayward &

52 Cross, 1836 —— h. 350 Houston, 1835 HAWKES, Henry C., marble paper. See also Fertel & 48 Nassau, 1836

Hawkes. 24 Nassau, 1839 216 William, 1836-40 164 Broa dway, 1840 42 Nassau, 1838

—— h. 38 Hamilton, 1841-42

Lacks initial 1836-39. “Henry & John” 18 27 h. ——, 1841 9° y om *S3T Platt c.Cedar Pearl, 1842 HAWKSHURST,, Israel, printer. See also Israel Hawx- HAYWARD, Warden, books.

hurst. 89 Division 98 Hester, 1840-41 145 Monroe, 1840 87h.Division, 1842

’ 1838; no occupation 1839.

HAWKXHURST Joseph W., artists’ materials. Also appears as grocer at various addresses 1821-37; collector 1161/, Grand, 1842

HAYWARD, William, print seller and engravings.

HAWLEY, Amos, bookseller. Broadway h. 38 Downing, 1834 22 Wall h. 19 Maiden-lane, 1826 128 Broadway, 1835 —— h. g Cortlandt, 1827-28 20 Cortlandt h. 44 Bank, 1837 —— h. 142 Broadway, 1829-31 74 Chambers c. Broadway, 1838

—— h. 75 Nassau, 1832 —— h. 102 Bank, 1839

Auctioneer 1826-29; bookseller 1830-32. 102 Bank, 1840-41

HAWLEY, Samuel W., paper manufacturer. Avenue 10th c. Twenty-third, 1842

45 Canal, 1830-32 1840-41. Second entry among 1837 additional names."

43 Canal, 1833 prints &c. to 74 Chambers c. Broadway”.

110 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 HAYWARD, LYNDE & STANLEY, printers. See also HEDGE, Egbert, printer. See also Lemuel Hedge & Son;

William J. Stanley. Schaeffer & Hedge. 17 Ann, 1834 83 Hester, 1839 34 Ann, 1835 120 Nassau h. Nineteenth n. Avenue 4th, 1840 —— h. 218 Wooster, 1841

HAYWARD & PILLOW, lithographers. See also George 220 Wooster, 1842

Hayward; William H. Pillow. No occupation 1842.

48 Nassau, 1837

HEDGE, Lemuel, & Son, [printer]. See also Egbert

HAYWARD, STANLEY & CoO., printers. Hedge.

19 Ann, 1836 120 Nassau h. Thirteenth n. Avenue B, 1841

wane No occupation given.

HAYWOOD, William M., typecaster.

28 Scammel, 1839-40 HEDGER, Jeremiah T., printer.

231 Walker, 1841 32 Howard, 1821 Watts c. Varick, 1822-23 HAZARD, John, scribe. 60 Watts, 1824-26 178 Laurens, 1839 14 Watts, 1827-32

1 . 80 Hamersley, 1836

HAZEL, John H., bookbinder. tear 107 Thompson, 1833-34 2411/2 Elizabeth, 1838 “Hedgver” 1820-24. McKay 18

236 Elizabeth, 1839-40 See SO Sk OOS ESBS 241'/2 Elizabeth, 1841 HEGEMAN, Joseph, stationer. 61 Suffolk, 1842 30 Wall c. William, 1836 “Hazell” 1838. 69 Wall c. Water, 1837-38

. “& Co.” 1836.

HEAD, Samuel K.., printer.

162 Nassau h. 6 Frankfort, 1836-37 HEGEMAN, Peter. See Peter Hageman. 21 Ann: 136 Fulton h. 129 White, 1838 ; _ ; 21 Ann h. 8 John, 1839 HEIDEMANS, Henri P., miniature painter.

No occupation 1838-39. 47 Nassau, 1841-42

HEADDEN & LIPPINCOTT, publishers. eo ane oore artist.

489 Washington, 1839 TICES, 1042

“Elisha Lippincott” appears as boardinghouse at this address HEITCAMP, Charles, bookbinder. 1840; also without occupation 1829-30; porterhouse 1831-34; 2 Elm 1838

clerk 1836-37; inspector of wool 1838. ? 127 Elm, 1839

HEALY, Patrick, engraver. “Heidkamp” 1839. Also “C. Heitcamp,” gilder, 63 Vesey

5, Hoboken, 1836 1840.

HEATH, Noble, ink manufacturer. HELME, James, books.

28 John, 1827 26 Ludlow, 1841

3 Roosevelt, 1828-32 HELME, Thomas J., bookseller.

64 Catharine, 1833 63 Norfolk, 1827 8 Chrystie, 1835-36 112 Ridge, 1828

72 Spring, 1837 Lacks initial and occupation 1827.

Teacher 1827-32, 1837.

HEMMING, Richard, engraver. See also Barton &

HEATH, Thomas, Jr., bookstore. Hemming; Crump, Hemming & Co.

Chatham c. Duane, 1821 95 Maiden-lane h. 4714/2 Division, 1834

Listed as grocer at various addresses 1822-32, 1835-36. 156 Broadway h. ——, 1835 7 Wall, 1836

HEBERT, John, calico glazer and dyer. g Wall h. 19 Division, 1837-38

103 Reade, 1824-29 — h. 125 East-Broadway, 1839

17 Harison, 1831 — , 1840-42 17 Dutch, 1832-35

18 Reade, 1836 HENDERSON, John Y., music.

Calico glazer 1821-29; city measurer 1831; dyer 1832-36. 549 Broadway, 1840-42

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 111

HENDRICKSON, George, printer. 162 Nassau h. ——, 1839-40

192 Wooster, 1837, 1839 — h. 42 Franklin, 1841-42 216 Laurens, 1840 Printer 1837-40; publisher 1841-42. 25 Commerce, 1841 HERRICK, Jonathan K., stationer. HENLEY, Edward, printer. Platt n. William, 1836

320 Monroe, 1836 28 Platt h. 25 Rutgers-place, 1837

90 Suffolk, 1837 182 Pearl h. ——, 1838-40

HENRICH, Peter, engraver. 203 Pearl h. ——, 1841-42

4 Tryon-row h. 101 Reade, 1836 HERRICK, WEST & ROPES, publishers. See also Anson

_ ; Herrick; John F. Ropes; Frederick West.

HENRIQUES, William, printer. 162 Nassau, 1841-42 18 Hester, 1826-29

Also “Frances, widow of William” 18 Hester 1830. HERRING, Frederick W., portrait painter. 28 Walker, 1840

HENRY, Charles, books. 3 Mercer h. Brooklyn, 1841 124 Fulton, 1840 HERRING, James, Jr., portrait painter. HENRY, John, bookbinder. 49 Orchard, 1822-23 , rear 34 Cross, 1822 6 Bowery, 1824-27 34 Cross, 1823 403 Broadway, 1828-30 41 Cross, 1824-25 389 Broadway, 1831-38 Pump, 1827-28 410 Broadway h. 47 Wooster, 1839 3140Avenue C, 1829 47 Wooster, 1840 Walker c. Mulberry, 1830 3 Mercer h. Brooklyn, 1841-42

143 Walker c. Mulberry, 1831-34 Lacks “Jr.” 1829-42. McKay lists a James Herring 1816 and 141 Walker c. Mulberry, 1835-38 James Herring, Jr. 1817, both at 446 Greenwich.

124 Walker, 1839-40

Also “Ann, widow of John” 12 Elm 1841-42. Printer 1828-29. HERSKELL, Hiram, printer. 35 Hester, 1827

HENRY, R. Norris, bookseller. 37 Eldridge, 1829

129 Broadway, 1822 164 Madison, 1830

148 Broadway, 1823 HERSKELL, William, printer. HENRY, Thomas L., printer. 19 Henry, 1837 191 Hester, 1832 HEWET, Henry W., wood engraver. HENRY & COGGSWELL, N/ew] Y/ork] Review (q.v.) See 138 Fulton h. 102 Fulton, 1842

also Joseph G. Cogswell. HEWETT, Daniel, editor of The Universal Traveller

262 Broadway upstairs, 1839 (q.v.)

HEPBURN, Frederick A., printer. 21 Spruce, 1837-38

36 Lumber, 1831 187 William, 1839 16 Hamilton, 1834 21 Spruce c. William, 1840-41 14 Hamilton, 1835 “D.” without occupation 1837-39;

33 King, 1836-37 HEWITT, James L., & Co., music store. See also Hewitt

60 King, 1840-41 & Jaques.

HEPPE, Christian, bookbinder. 137 Broadway, 1830-33

129 Delancey, 1830 : —— h. 18 Howard, 1834-35

239 Broadway h. 111 Broadway, 1836 HERALD. —— h. 120 Cedar, 1837-38 137 Nassau c. Beekman, 1836 — h. 38 Lispenard, 1839-41

21 Ann, 1837-41 239 Broadway c. Park Place, 1842

125 Fulton, 1842 Lacks “& Co.” 1841-42. McKay lists James Hewitt, music

HERRICK, Anson, printer and publisher. See also publisher and store 1794-1811.

Herrick, West & Ropes. HEWITT & JAQUES, music store. See also James L.

445 Greenwich, 1837 Hewitt & Co.; Edward I. Jaques. 502 Greenwich, 1838 239 Broadway, 1839-41

112 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

HICKEY, Andrew, typecaster. 72 Hammond, 1827-32

50 Elizabeth, 1837 10 Cornelia,13 Tenth, 1833-34 1835-

HICKS, Charles C., engraver. See also Whitney & 503 Pearl, ‘Bac 39

Mase d. 1826 McKay cites Stauffer: engraver 1816. ison h.h32B Bayard, 183 11 Madison h. ——, 1837 HILL, John W., artist. — h. 233 Madison, 1838-39 18 Jane, 1837 —— h. 10 James, 1840 HILL, Leonard, bookseller.

——_ . 430 Fear a rear 201 Bowery, 1828 —— h. 32 Bayard, 1842

3 y 4 HILL, Peter, books, stationery, and publisher. See also

Hicks, Daniel, bookseller. Pendleton & Hill.

45 Pitt, 1828 94 Broadway, 1832-36 99 Norfolk, 1830 11 Old-slip, 1837-38

51 Clinton, 1834 Wall c. Water, 1839-42

Houston, 1836 “& Co.” 1835. Books and stationery 1832-35; publisher g221Manhatten, 1839 1836-42.

No occupation 1830. HILL, William F., letter cutter.

Hicks, Thomas, portrait painter. 15 Essex, 1821

4 City Hall Place, 1838 68 Eldridge, 1822 16 City Hall Place, 1839-40 70 Eldridge, 1823 93 White, 1841 McKay 1819-20.

78 Franklin, 1842 HILLICK, Peter, printer. See Peter Hallick.

Artist 1838. HILLS, Henry, bookbinder. ’ y:

HIGGINS, Henry, silk printer. 367 Grand, 1838-39

199 Thirteenth, 1832 HILLYARD, Henry, artist. HIGGINS, Henry J., printer. 136 Canal, 1842 114 Church, 1831 HILLYER, William, Jr., portrait painter. HIGGINS, Simeon, silk printer and printer. 392 Third, 1832

Seventeenth n. 8th Avenue, 1828 18 Avenue D, 1833-35 163 Fifteenth c. Avenue 7th, 1830 140 Norfolk, 1836-38

136 Seventeenth, 1831 312 Second, 1839

Jane n. Greenwich-lane, 1832 314 Second, 1840

113 Seventeenth, 1833 189 Broome, 1841-42

108 Avenue 8th, 1834 HILTON, John, bookseller.

carter 1834. 137 Laurens, 1827 HILL, Addison, printer. -- Wooster, 1828

Silk printer 1828, 1833; porterhouse 1830; printer 1831-32; Orchard n. North, 1826

6 Grove, 1837 Name also appears at various addresses as weaver 1829-31;

59 Perry, 1 83 8 china store 1832-42.

145 Barrow, 1839 HILTON, William, bookseller.

U.S. inspector 1838-39. 65 Fulton, 1824

. Water c. Wall h. 230 Bowery, 1825-26

HILL, Benjamin, manufacturer of metalic memoran- 61 Fulton, 1827 dum books and tracing paper; map mounter and -- Broadway h. 2131/. Bowery, 1836 varnisher and importer of drawing pencils and 213 Broome, 1837-41

i ta; 3 No occupation 1827. Name also appears 1828-32. 2‘Coctl Cortlandt upstairs, 1841 | HINCKEN, Elias J., printer.

HILL, George H., N[ew] Y{ork] Museum (q.v.) 201 Broome, 1840

252 Broadway h. 231 Wooster, 1842 Suffolk n. Stanton, 1841

HILL, John, engraver. HINCKEN, Joseph, printer. Hammond n. Herring, 1824, 1826 92 Suffolk, 1842

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 113

HINCKLEY, William, printer. 4 Park Place h. 199 Greene, 1841

Attorney c. Division, 1830 20 Park Place h. ——, 1842

HINE, Jacob, printer. HOBBS, Richard, stereotyper. 113 Elizabeth, 1833-34 Grand c. Rhynders, 1821

_ oy Rhynders c. Grand, 1823

HINGSTON, William, artist’s materials. 393 Water h. 1692/2 Orange, 1824

94 Orange, 1825-26 58 John, John,1838 18391691/2 123 Prince; 1827-28

38 Beekman, 1840 —— h. Amity c. Avenue 6th, 1829 171 William h. ——, 1841-42 255, Grand, 1830-31

Artist m[aterials] 1838; artist’s brushes 1839-42. 238 Broome, 1832 HINKLEY, Charles A., bookbinder and bookstore. 11 Thames, 1833

349 Pearl, 1823-24 Chandler 1821; printer 1823; stereotyper 1824-33.

rear 157 Broadway, 1825 HODET, Joseph, sculptor.

264 Bowery, 1826 191 Franklin, 1841 276 Bowery, 1827 147 Canal, 1842

— Herring, 1828

276 Bowery, 1829 HODGES, David M., printer. [no address], 1830 245 Spring h. 212 Hudson, 1834

278 Bowery, 1831-32 122 Church, 1836 275 Broadway, 1834 79 Chrystie, 1837

“Hinckley” 1834 and in this form also appears 1837-39, 1841- 162 Nassau h. 259 Grand, 1838 42. Bookbinder 1823, 1825-26; bookstore 1824; no occupation 16 Sullivan, 1840

1827-28; gilder 1829-32, 1834. “& Co.” 1834. Painter 1836; no occupation 1837. HINSHELWOOD, Robert, engraver. HOE, Richard M., printing presses. See also next two

50 Carmine, 1835 entries. 254 Bleecker, 1836-37 31 Gold h. 46 Pike, 1834

76 Bedford, 1839 —— h. 309 East-Broadway, 1835-41 43 Bedford, 1840-41 —— h. 293 Henry, 1842 “Hinshilwood” 1835. HOE, Robert, printing press maker. See also previous HINTON, William, paper. entry and next entry. 84 Maiden-lane, 1841 rear 90 William, 1822-23 —— h. 23 Barclay, 1842 rear 84 Maiden-lane h. 90 William, 1824

Appears as saddler and military store at various addresses 64 Pine h. rear go William, 1825-27

1821-40. —— h. 122 William, 1828-29

HIRLEY, James. See James Hurley, printer. 38 Gold, 1830

29 & 31 Gold h. 38 Gold, 1831-32

HIRST, William, ink manufacturer. — ., 1833-35 112 Beekman, 1828 29 & 30 Gold and c. Broome & Sheriff, 1836 Also “Margaret, widow of William, mangler” 375 Greenwich 29 & 31 Gold and ——, 1837-42

39; 37-4

1829-32, 191 Spring 1833-35. “Robert Hoe & Co.” 1827-36; “Hoe & Co.” 1837-42. Also

. printing-press makers, machinists supplied in general, sawnotice”. makers &c:: ings & Reed. a complete printing-office at short

HITCHINGS, Anthony E., block letters. See also Hitch- Rachel, widow of Robert” 38 Gold 1833. 1836-42 entries read

70 Pike h. 4o Pike, 1838-39 ae .

5342 Nassau h. 70 Pike, 1840 HOE, Robert, [printing press maker]. See also previous

h. 70 Pike, 1841-42 two entries. Lacks initial and designated engineer 1838-39. 29 & 31 Gold h. 15 Oliver, 1838 Hitchings. — h. 293 Henry, 1842

— h. 309 East-Broadway, 1839-40 HITCHINGS & REED, wood letters. See also Anthony E. 29 Gold h. East-Broadway n. Montgomery, 1841

70 Pike, 1838 HOFFMAN, Charles Fenno, ed[itor] Am/erican/

HITE, George H., miniature painter. M/onthly] Mag/azine] (q.v.)

16 Vesey, 1839 4 Wall-st. Court h. 100 Houston, 1827

188 Fulton, 1840 4 Pine, 1828

114 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

HOFFMAN, Charles Fenno (cont.) HOLDEN, William, cloth finisher.

12 Nassau, 1829 144 Second, 1842 16 Broad, 1830

35 Wall, 1831 HOLLAND, William, N/ew/] Y/ork] Times (q.v.) See also —— h. 224 Greene, 1835 Holland, Sandford & Davies.

38 Gold, 1836-37 10 Wall h. 30 Vesey, 1837

Bagge Tt? 188%. No occupation 1827, 1832) attorney HOLLAND, SANDFORD & DAVIES, New York Times (q.v.) See also Edgar W. Davies; William Holland.

; Holley.

HOFFY, Alfred, lithographer. 10 Wall c. Nassau, 1835-37 49 Ann,, 1836

59 Cedar, 1837 HOLLEY, George W., books. See also Bancroft & HOGAN, John, printer. 8 Astor-house h. 15 Leroy-place, 1836-37 98 Leonard, 1823 Also listed at various addresses without occupation 1821; HOLLEY, Orville L., ed|itor] N [ew] Y/ork] Whig (q.v.)

laborer 1822, 1824, 1826-30; grocer 1825; sawyer 1831. 17 Ann, 1831-32

HOGAN, Patrick, bookbinder. HOLLISTER, Reuben R., bookseller. 74 Maiden-lane, 1841-42 1842 entry reads “Patrick & James Hogan”. 149 Forsyth, 1835

appears as grocer 1837-38; umbrellas 1839-40; no Hoaa, David, printer. occupationAlso1841.

30 Howard, 1842 HOLLOWAY, Lydia, bookstore.

70 Greene, 1832-33 71 Greene, 1834 HOLLY, Ransom, printer. 113 Greene, 1835-37 57 Gold, 1839

Hoaa, George, bookbinder. 353 Greenwich, 1825-26

28 Ann h. 388 Broadway, 1838 HOLMES, Catharine, map colorer.

—— h. 44 Carmine, 1839-40 141 Laurens, 1836 ——, 1841-42

Standing Committee, New-York Benevolent Association of HOLMES, Nathaniel, lithographer.

Journeyman Book-Binders 1835. 196 Fulton, 1830

HOGG, James, bookbinder. 656 Greenwich, 1831

48 Sullivan, 1831 5 Anthony, 1832 71 Thompson, 1833

HOISINGTON, Jasper A., bookbinder and books. See 138 Elizabeth, 1835

also Hoisington & Trow. 7 Jersey, 1836-37 29 Ann h. 12 Renwick, 1836 272 Mott, 1838

156 Fulton h. 81 Mercer, 1840 Exchange office 1830. —— h. 166 Elizabeth, 1841 — h. 36 Troy, 1842 HOLMES, Nathaniel B., bookbinder and bookseller. Bookbinder 1836; books 1840-42. 276 Greenwich, 1818-20

- 262 Greenwich, 1823-35

HOISINGTON & TROW, bookbinders. See also Jasper A. 260 Greenwich, 1821-22

Hoisington. “N. B.” 1821-31. McKay 1818-20. Member, New York 29 Ann, 1836 Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822. HOIT, Icabod, printers’ warehouse. HOLMES, Oliver, bookseller.

32 Burling-slip, 1818-20 38 Carmine, 1832 — h. 12 Walker, 1821 283 Bleecker, 1833

Phan, sao ot various oddone ag broker, merchant, rear 177 Laurens, 1834-35 4 Carmine h. 128 Avenue 6th, 1836

HOLDEN, Nathan, card factory. — h. 116 Amity, 1837 Perry n. Herring, 1821-24, 1826 38 Carmine, 1838

75 Perry, 1827 23793 Washington, 1840 71 Amos, 1828-29 Barclay, 1841 27 Christopher, 1830-35 No occupation 1832-33; marketman 1840-41.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 115 HOLMES, William, bookbinder. See also Holmes & HOOKER, William, chart and quadrant store, copper-

Samo. plate printer, map publisher, and engraver. rear 347 Pearl, 1821 202 Water, 1821

347 Pearl h. 126 Duane, 1822 — h. 59 John, 1822 68 Fulton, 1823 ——.,, 1823-28 111 Fulton, 1824 312 Pearl c. Peck-slip h. 11 Rivington, 1829-30 20 John, 1827 4 Hamersley, 1831-32 rear 216 William, 1832-33 119 Bedford, 1833 (going from) 216 William, 1834 5 Pine, 1834 Also “Susannah, widow of William” 141 Spring 1835-37. —— h. Brooklyn, 1835

HOLMES, Zadock B., printer. 133 Maiden-lane, 1836

131Forsyth, 1838-39 Brooklyn,1840 1837 16 Burling-slip,

2897/2 Houston, 1840-41

Trunkmaker 1838-39. —— h. Brooklyn, 1841 h. Brooklyn, 1842 HOLMES & SAMO, bookbinders. See also William Chart and quadrant store 1821-28; copperplate printer and

Holmes; Charles W. Samo. map publisher 1829; engraver, 1830-37, 1840-41; U.S. inspector,

347 Peatl, 1822 s24a._ algo cnty corredied in additional names: “should be 27 McKay cites only 1822 New York Friendly Association of

Master Book-Binders list; this is the only firm listed. HOOLE, John R., letter cutter. See also Chinery, James;

HOLROYD, Stephen G., printer. Hoole & Key.

159 Duane, 1834 175 William h. 377 Bowery, 1837

292 Washington, 1837 ——,, 1838-41 Lacks initial 1837. 146 Nassau, 1842 HOLT, Charles, printer. Too! cutter 1837.

189 Canal, 1828-35 HOOLE & KEY, toolcutters. See also John R. Hoole;

Name also appears without occupation at various addresses Frederick C. Key. 1821-26, with other occupations 1836-37, 1839-41. McKay cites 177 William, 1836 printer of this name 1794, 1810-16.175sage William, 1837 HOLT, Henry A., books.

2 Cedar h. 4 Dey, 1838 HOOPER. See also Dillon & Hooper, publishers.

Go Cedar, 1839 HOOPER, William W., engraver on wood. 56 Carmine, 1841 14 Commerce, 1842

374 Pearl, 1835 114 Nassau, 1836

No occupation 1838-39, 1842. 126 Nassau, 1838

HOLYLAND, Charles J., engraver. —— h. 22 Vesey, 1839

72 Vesey, 1833 116 Nassau, 1840 — upstairs, 1834-36 151 Fulton, 1841-42

48 Vesey upstairs, 1837 _

110 Fulton h. 208 Greenwich, 1838 HOPE, Thomas W., portrait and miniature painter.

170 Greenwich h. 11 Laight, 1839 63'/2 Canal, 1834

—— 1840-42 547 Broadway, 1835 30 Avenue 6th, 1836-37

HOME MIss[IONARY] & PASTOR’S JOURNAL. 70 Carmine, 1838-39

150 Nassau, 1841-42 319 Hudson, 1840-42

’ 112 Broadway, 1824 HOOGLAND, William, engraver. 26 Vesey, 1821 HOPKINS, George F., printer and stationer. See also ee Crcaby, Bok scene painter. HOPKINS, Caleb, bookseller.

59 Bowery, 1829 Hopkins & Jennings; Hopkins & Morris.

259 1830g 48 Pine, 1822-24 259 Bowery, Pearl, 1831 Nassau, 1825-26

68 Cherry, 1832 19 Nassau, 1827 In 1830 Directory, “Bowery” is crossed through and “Pear]” 21 Nassau h. Brooklyn, 1828

added in a contemporary hand. McKay 1814-20. 44 Nassau, 1829-35

116 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

HOPKINS, George F. (cont.) 4 Lumber, 1830

98 Nassau, 1836-37 William n. Pearl, 1831 2 Ann h. 47 Amos, 1838-39 4 Lumber, 1832, 1834

111 Fulton, 1840-42 6 Lumber, 1837

“George F. & Son,” printers & stationers 1829-37; “G. F.” 4 Lumber, 1839-41 only 2898. Printer 1822-28, 1898-42, A [eecond’) George F ‘Edward J.” 1894, 1836, 2836-41

Sridcay nites George rolistt Hopkins, printer and publisher HOSFORD, Frederick J., stationer.

1797-1814 and various partnerships. 184 Church, 1840

HOPKINS, William A., printer.

34 Wall h. Brooklyn, 1841-42

2 Ann h. 5 Hubert, 1832 HOSKIN, Edward W., editor. —— h. 267 Grand, 1833 55 Wall h. Brooklyn, 1828

—— 233 Hudson, 1834-37 58 Wall, 1831-36 — h. 47 Amos, 1838 —— h. 47 Murray, 1837-38

47 Amos, 1839 ——, 1839-40 No occupation 1839. —— h. Brooklyn, 1842 “E. W.” 1828.

HOPKINS & JENNINGS, printers. See also George F.

Hopkins; Joseph H. Jennings. HOTCHKISS, Jeremiah, engraver. 111 Fulton, 1840-42 17 Ann, 1842

HOPKINS & MORRIS, printers and booksellers. See also HOUGHTON, Abijah O., printer.

F. Hopkins; George P. Morris. 69 Cortlandt, 1821 gGeorge Nassau, 1825 141 Fulton, 151823-24 Jay, 1826

HOPPER, Isaac T., bookstore. 240 Orange, 1827

420 Pearl h. 122 Allen, 1830-31 28 Wooster c. Grand, 1828

386 Pearl h. ——, 1832 399 Broome, 1834-35 —— h. 19 Ludlow, 1833 377 Broome, 1836-37 —— h. 150 Eldridge, 1834-35 55 Cortlandt, 1838

405 Pearl h. ——, 1836-37 129 Greenwich, 1839

377 Broadway h. —, 1838 123 Washington h. 82 Greenwich, 1840-41

150 Eldridge, 1839 34 Liberty h. ——, 1842

240 Pearl h. 58 Prince, 1840 “A. O.” 1821-28. Boardinghouse 1821; printer 1823-24, 143 Nassau h. 110 Eldridge, 1841-42 1826-28, 1834-35; U.S. gauger 1836-41; dry goods 1842.

No occupation 1838-39, 1841-42. HOUGHTON, Theophilus L., printer. HORN, Charles E., music store. See also Davis & Horn. 209 Elm, 1828

250 Spring, 1833 31 Spring, 1829 48 Greenwich, 1835 112 Spring, 1830-32 381 Broadway c. White, 1836 186 Mulberry, 1833

367 Broadway, 1839 505 Houston, 1834

—— h. 12 Hubert, 1840 11 Rivington, 1835

348 Broadway h. 534 Broadway, 1841 191 Front h. ——, 1836-37

24 White, 1842 207 Front h. ——, 1838-39 Proflessor of] music 1833, 1835-36. 116 South h. ——, 1840-42

Lacks initial 1828-30. Printer 1828-35; city gauger 1836-42.

HORN, Peter A., bookbinder. See also Linen & Horn. ; 80 Vesey h. Avenue 8th, 1836 HOUSE, John C., printer.

—— h. 14 Essex, 1837 88 Barclay h. 73 Cortlandt, 1837-42

—— h. 472 Greenwich, 1838 HOUSTON, George, Jr., printer.

135 Elm, 1839 76 Maiden-lane, 1829

HORNOR, Thomas, artist. HOWARD, Elbridge, printer.

495 Broadway, 1834 110 Essex, 1840-41

HORSMAN, Edward I., printer. 104 Essex, 1842

1 Water, 1829 HOWARTH, George. See George Howorth.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 117

5 Beach, 1823-24

HOwD, Eliphalet, typefounder. HOYLE, Raphael, artist.

6 Beach, 1821-22 36 Merchants’ Exchange, 1828 50 Beach, 1825-26 HOYNE, Michael, bookbinder. 14 Thames h. 50 Beach, 1827 139 Laurens, 1841 —— , 1828-29 Hoyt, Azor, printer. See also next entry.

28 Jay, 1830-32 53 Suffolk, 1822 “Howe” 1822-23. McKay 1816-20. 357 Grand & 228 Bowery, 1826

HOWE. See also Spalding & Howe, booksellers. 35 Columbia h. 36 Columbia, 1830 Nassau c. Ann h. 135 Broome, 1831

HOWE, Edward P., printer. 123 Henry, 1832

58 Suffolk, 1831 38 Roosevelt, 1833-34 174 Varick, 1832 122 Essex, 1836-38 79 Chapel, 1833 17 Avenue A, 1839-40

Twenty-first n. Avenue 6th, 1834 “A. Hoyt” 1822. Printer 1822; 1826; 1831-34; grocer 1830; no HOWE, Jedidiah, printer and stereotype founder. coperstainen oe Bin se9. *S39°40- Memay notes A Hoyt 6 Lumber, 1821

11 Thames, 1822-23 Hoyt, Ezra, printer. See also previous entry. Printer 1821. McKay 1819-20. 47 Crosby, 1828

HOwE, Timothy A., bookseller. See also Howe & Bates.

Same as “Azor”?

681/, Chatham h. 432 Broadway, 1834 Hoyt, Ralph, printer.

68 Chatham h. ——, 1835 249 Grand, 1833 76 Chatham h. ——, 1836 137 Allen, 1834

——., 1837 299 Third, 1835 17 Second, 1838-39 120 Essex, 1837-38

77 Second, 1840 Teacher 1835, 1837-38.

No occupation 1838-40. . .

Hoyt, Silvanus, printer. HOWE & BATES, booksellers. See also Joseph T. Bates; 55 Suffolk, 1824

Timothy A. Howe. 53 ouffolk, 1826 681/, Chatham, 1834 47 Crosby, 1827 68 Chatham, 1835 54 Broome, 1829 76 Chatham, 1836-37 52 Broome, 1830

HOWORTH, George, bookbinder. Ann c. Nassau h. 338 Grand, 1831 & 249 Grand, 1832 109 Water, 1829-30 249 Grand,21 Madison 1833-34

, Second entry 1830 for George Howorth, 109 Water, blank go Ridge h. 91 Ridge, 1838 172 Ludlow, 1839

HOWORTH, John, bookbinder. 191 Stanton, 1840

78 Fulton, 1832 209 Houston, 1841

HOXIE, Stansbury, portrait painter. 204 Houston, 1842 . ;

132 Duane, 1835 Win cans, Me Co sSan, Sa Ale “Hama

27 Hudson, 1831-34

43 Liberty h. ——, 1835 Hoyt & BOLMER, printers. 41 Liberty h. 15 Leroy-place, 1836-37 rear 70 Bowery, 1821 164 Fulton h. ——, 1838-39

—— h. 102 Bleecker, 1840 HUBBELL, Charles, books.

—— h. 15 Leroy-place, 1841 67 Pearl, 1835 —— h. 15 Carroll-place, 1842 207 Pearl, 1836

Artist 1829. No occupation 1835. HOYER, Charles F., music store. HUBBELL, William A., printer and publisher.

393 Broadway, 1834-37 131 East-Broadway, 1833

301 Broadway h. 94 Duane, 1838-42 h. [sic] 5 Nassau h. 131 East-Broadway, 1835

Entry reads “music store and consul for Baden” 1834-39. Lacks initial 1835. Printer 1833; pub[lisher] 1835.

118 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 HuDSON, Robert E., newsroom Ship/ping Commercial] HUGHES, Jonathan, [paper manufacturer]. See also List and Prfices] Currfent] (q.v.) See also William H. Hughes and Bleything.

Hudson; Hudson’s News Room. 21 Frankfort, 1822

61 Wall c. Pearl h. 139 Broadway, 1835 22 Vandewater, 1823 Tontine Buildings, Wall c. Water, 1836 No occupation given. 30 Broad, 1837

No occupation 1895-36. HUGHES & BLEYTHING, paper manufact|urers]. See also Jonathan Hughes.

HUDSON, William, printer. 22 Vandewater, 1823 88 Wooster, 1839 McKay lists firm at 15 Moore in 1816. HUDSON, William H., editor. See also Robert E. HULL, Andrew, printer.

Hudson; Hudson’s News Room. 140 Delancey, 1831

61 Wall h. 139 Broadway, 1835

Tontine Buildings, Wall c. Water, 1836 HULL, David, printer.

89 99 Cherry, Nassau,1837 18402821Hester, Hester,1824-25 1827

No occupation 1835-36; mariner 1837; editor 1840. Name also 72 Catharine, 1828-29 appears as merchant at various Pearl street addresses 1830-33. 116 Division, 1830

HUDSON’S NEWS ROOM, Shipping List, Prices Current 107 Division, 1831

and Foreign News Paper and Periodical Office. See 64 Market, 1832-33

also Robert E. Hudson; William H. Hudson. 12 Allen, 1834-35

Tontine Buildings, Wall c. Water, 1836 103 Mott, 1837

224 Cherry, 1839 HUESTIS, Charles P., & Co., publishers. 104 Nassau h. 381 Broadway, 1841 HULL, Hezekiah D., bookbinder.

— h. 27 Hudson, 1842 111 Canal, 1827 421 Grand, 1830-35

HUESTIS, Samuel, printer. 30 Ferry h. ——, 1836-37 441'/2 Pearl, 1820 27 Ferry h. 41 Cherry, 1838 2841/2 Pearl h. 68 Beekman, 1821 — h. 62 Allen, 1839

218Dey, 18221831 41 Cherry h. ——, Spring, 8 Dover, 18411840

McKay 1820. 25, Ferry h. 8 Dover, 1842 Lacks initial 1827. Binder 1827; no occupation 1830-35, HuFF, Gershom, engraver. 1840-41; leather 1836-39; hide broker 1842.

131 Chapel, 1830-33

283 Hudson & ——, 1834 HULL, John, intelligence.

75 Cedar: 283 Hudson & 104 Bedford, 1835 14 Centre n. Chambers, 1838

104 Bedford, 1836-37 18 Centre h. 229 Henry, 1839

No occupation 1835-37. 4 Centre h. 296 Henry, 1840-41 HUFTY. See Underwood, Bald, Spencer & Hufty, h. 418 Grand, 1842

engravers. HULL, William, printer.

HuGGIns, Daniel T., portrait and scene painter. 537 Grand, 1826

15'/2 Thames, 1821 HULSART, Cornelius B., bookbinder and stationer. 1

71 Henry, 1822 157 Division, 1820 3 Laurens, 1827 a 147 Division, 1821 Be initial 1821-22. Portrait painter 1821-22; scene painter 176 Allen, 1822 138 Allen, 1823

HUGHES. See also Turner & Hughes, books and 165, Division, 1826

stationery. “Hulshart” 1826. Bookbinder 1822-23, 1826. McKay 1820. Name also appears as “blacking,” 204 If, Cherry 1835.

HUGHES, Ball, sculptor.

62 Franklin c. Cort-Alley, 1831 HULSEMAN, Edward, engraver.

—- h. 54 White, 1832 80 Edward, 1837

36 Hudson, 1836 80 Nassau, 1838-40 “Robert Ball Hughes” 1836. Engraver and diesinker 1838-40.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 119

3143Spruce, 1836 1841. Nassau, 1837-38 HUNT, John H., printer.

HUMAN RIGHTS. Bookbinder 1836-37; clerk 1838; no occupation 1840; agent

HUMBERT, William H., books. 75 Sullivan, 1836-42

67 Division h. 14 Roosevelt, 1836-37 Printer 1836-37, 1842; c[ustom] h[ouse] officer 1838-41.

x "y) 3 HUunNT, John S., 134engraver. Canal, 1839

89 Bowery, 1838

© occupation 1838.

HUMBLE, James, bookbinder.

14 Forsyth, 1834-36 HUNT, Ralph, agent. See also Hunt & Johnson. 113 Fulton h. go Fourth, 1838

HUME, Andrew, printer. — h. 97 Amos, 1840 26 Marketfield, 1836 — h. 175 Franklin, 1841

10 Lumber, 1837 — h. 49 Troy, 1842

346 Greenwich, Beaver, 1838 No occupation 1840-42. 1842

; HUNT, Samuel V., engraver and portrait painter.

HUMPHREY, Griswold, bookseller. 144 Canal, 1836

88 Bowery, 1836 134 Canal, 1838, 1840 5 Forsyth, 1820-22 HUNT, Walter, artist.

HUMPHREYS, Humphrey, printer. Engraver 1836, 1838; portrait painter 1840. McKay 1818-20.

111 Amos, 1829-30

HUMPHREYS, Moses C.., printer. 22 Asylum, 1831

250 William, 1825 112 Amos h. 62 Bedford, 1832

262 William, 1827-28 103 Amos n. Hudson h. ——, 1833

239 Grand, 1829 —— h. 282 Bleecker, 1834 111 Mulberry, 1830-40 282 Bleecker, 1835

1091/2 Mulberry, 1841 20 Wall h. 56 Hammond, 1836

Morocco dresser 1825-38; printer 1839-41. 56 Hammond, 1837

A h.Bleecker, 253 Bleeck1838 HUMPHRIES, John, engraver. 71 Amos fh. 253

Cortlandt. 256 h. Bleecker, Portland', 1021828 60 Gold 45 Jones 1840-41 n. Bleecker, 1842

HUNT, Alexander, printer. Artist 1829-32, 1838; Globe stove manufacturer 1833-34;

: land agent 1835-36; designer no occupation 1837; designer 1840-41; 37 Sullivan, 1826 “mechanical and Actuary of the N[ew] Y[ork] Patent

169 Spring, 1831 Nail Company” 1842.

61 Vandam, 1838-39

HUNT, William, books. See also Youngs & Hunt.

HUNT, Charles, stenciller. 129 Nassau h. 96 Watts, 1840

5 York, 1832 71 Wall h. ——, 1841

HUNT, Freeman, publisher New York Traveller (q.v.) h. 124 Hamersley, 1842 and editor. See also Hunt & Adams; Merchant’s No occupation 1841-42.

Magazine & Commercial Review. HuNT & ADAMS, publishers N/ew/ Y/ork] Traveller

20 Nassau, 1832 (q.v.) See also Freeman Hunt; John J. Adams. 1141John h. 159 Bleecker, 1835 20 Nassau, 1832 Nassau h. ——, 1836 ——, 1837 HUNT & JOHNSON, publishers. See also Ralph Hunt;

142 Fulton, 1840-42 Rev. Nathaniel E. Johnson.

Publisher N/ew] Y/ork] Traveller 1832; “& Co.” publishers 113 Fulton, 1840-41 1835-37; editor 1840-42.

HUNTINGTON, Charles, calico printer.

HUNT, George, bookbinder. Ninth n. Broadway, 1831 134 Division, 1836 2 Pine h. 98 Mott, 1837 HUNTINGTON, Daniel, portrait painter.

— h. 30 Oliver, 1838 48 Vesey, 1837

6 Bleecker, 1840 44 Vesey h. 166 Varick, 1838-40 76 University n. Twelfth, 1841 —., 1841-42

120 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 HUNTINGTON, Francis J., publishers, booksellers and HUTCHINGS, Stephen B., portrait painter.

stationers. See also Huntington & Savage. 75 Chapel, 1821

174 Pearl h. Eighth n. Macdougal, 1837 43 Liberty, 1822

—— h. 26 Whitehall, 1838-39 —— h. 6 Varick, 1823

—., 1840-42 6 Varick, 1824-25

“8& Co.” 1838-41. Books 1837; publishers, booksellers and 35 Cedar h. ——, 1826

stationers 1838-41; books and stationery 1841-42. 2 Cedar h. 7 Varick, 1827-29

HUNTINGTON, Thomas, calico printer. Pine h. 14 Hamersley, 1830

Avenue 3rd c. Ninth, 1831-32 39 Cedar h. 65 Thompson, 1831

— h. 153 Laurens, 1832 HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, books. See also Francis J. 41 Cedar h. 73 Thompson, 1833

Huntington; George Savage. 73 Thompson, 1834

174 Pearl, 1842 37 Liberty h. ——, 1835

, 6 Hamersley, 1837 Com/[panion/. h ——. 553 Broadway, 1821 72 Cedar h.1828 » 103

HUNTLEY, G. & J., print{ers] and pub[lishers] Lit/erary/ —_— h. 6 Hamersley, 1836 6 Wall h. ——, 1839-40

HUNTLEY, George B., printer. 30 Broad h. 38 Madison, 1841 67 Front, 1822 150 Bowery h. 84 Rivington, 1842 180 Bancker, 1825 No occupation 1834, 1842; commissioner 1840-41. McKay

98 Madison, 1828 1811-20.

207 Division, 1829 HUTSON, William, intelligence office.

go Suffolk, 1830 59 Chambers h. 36 Warren, 1821-22 rear 5 Sullivan, 1831 —— h. 24 Collect, 1823-26 67 Roosevelt, 1832 — h. 25, Collect, 1827 15 James, 1833 73 Chambers h. 30 Centre, 1828-32

256 William, 1834 83 Chambers h. ——, 1833

Printer and chemist 1828-34. 73 Chambers h. ——, 1834-38

HUNTLEY, John S., printer. 999 Pearl h. ——, 1839

190 Duane, 1826 560'/2 Pearl, 1840 — h. g Anthony, 1841

HUNTLEY, John T.,James, printer. 236 Water, 1822 HUYLER, printer. 8 Ann, 1828 87 Christopher, 1841

81 Laurens, 1829 HYATT, Augustus, engraver. See also Benjamin Hyatt.

268 Division, 1830 60 William, 1834-37

“J. T.” 1822. Printer and chemist 1830. —— h. 58 Prince, 1838

HURLBERT, Jesse P., paper. 1/2 Park Place h. ——, 1839 65 Maiden-lane h. 49 Forsyth, 1839 160°/2 Fulton, 1840

1621/. Fulton, 1841

15 Provost, 1819-22 i

HURLEY, James, printer. —— h. Brooklyn, 1842 61 Provost, 1823-28, 1830 HYATT, Benjamin, paper. See also Augustus Hyatt.

57 Provost, 1831-33 Ann h. 58 Prince, 1838

“Hirley” 1827, 1830-33. No occupation 1828; grocer 1830-33. 472 Greenwich h. — 1839 McKay 1815-20. 1601/2 Fulton, 1840 1621/, Fulton, 1841

HURTIN, John P., Jr., printer and engraver. No occupation 1839-41. 115 Forsyth, 1836, 1839-41

Lacks initial 1836; lacks “Jr.” 1839-41. Printer 1836; no HYDE, Joseph, agent A[merican] B[ible] Socliety] (q.v.)

occupation 1839; engraver 1840-41. 115 Nassau, 1837

HUSSEY, Benjamin B., books. — ‘7 ne White aay 1838 378 Pearl h. 20 Mott, 1836 __ h. 118 White, 1840 HUTCHINGS, Samuel L., portrait painter. — h. 69 Mercer, 1841-42 6 Wall h. 6 Hamersley, 1840 Name appears as attorney at various addresses 1830-34.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 121 HYER, George W., [publisher]. See also Butler & Hyer; 104 Broadway, 1833-34

Mercantile Advertiser. Also “Mary, widow of Anthony, boys’ clothing” 186 Canal

159 Pearl h. 46 Gold, 1821 1838-39; other addresses 1840, 1842. Painter 1825; lithographic

— h. 23 Mercer, 1822-24 office 1826-27; lithographer 1828-33.

—— h. 3 Prince, 1825-26 INDEPENDENT PRESS.

——, 1827 132 Nassau, 1835

55 Wall h. 7 Prince, 1828 INGERSOLL, John, printer.

Also “Sarah, widow of George W.” at various addresses 1829,

1833-35. No occupation given. 26 Mott, 1834 99 Mott, 1836

HYER, William G., printer and editor. See also New “Rev. John” without occupation 1834. York Standard.

42 Watts, 1827 INGHAM, Charles C., portrait painter. 99 Bayard, 1828 1 Wall, 1819-20 7 Second n. Bowery, 1829 6 Cortlandt, 1821-22

43 Bowery, 1830 3 Cortlandt, 1823 27 William h. 143 Grand, 1831 122 Broadway, 1824-25 141 Grand, 1832-33 30 Broad c. Garden, 1826 510 Broome, 1834 1 Beaver, 1827 Printer 1827-30; ed[itor] N/ew]/ Y/ork] Standard 1831; no 69 Franklin, 1828-34

occupation 1832-34. 61 Franklin, 1835-36 78 White, 1837-42

HYNE, Joseph W., printer. Lacks initial 1821-36. McKay 1819-20. 165 Mott, 1827 215, Mulberry, 1833-36 INGHAM, J., & Co., calico printers. See also Ingham &

288 Mulberry, 1837 Leslie. 32 Rivington, 1838 12 Gold, 1834-35 215 Mulberry, 14 Pine, 1837 1836 Clerk 1842. 1842 48 Beaver, 7 Gold, 1838

IDLEY, Joseph, Catholic bookstore. 19 Platt, 1839-40 Prince, 1818-21

Prince c. Elizabeth, 1822-23 INGHAM & LESLIE, calico printers. See also J. Ingham

Prince c. Mott, 1824 & Co.

Also “Elizabeth, widow of Joseph” Prince c. Mott 1825-42. 12 Gold, 1833

Listed as “Catholic bookstore andJoseph, tavern” 1820-21. McKay . 1818-20. INGRAM, bookbinder. ILLMAN, Thomas, engraver. See also Illman and Pil-

486 Grand, 1835-36

brow. INMAN, Henry, portrait painter. See also Inman &

h. 667 Greenwich, 1831 Cummings. 4 Wall h. ——, 1832 48 Vesey, 1823 — ., 1833 —— h. Herring n. Charles, 1824 —— h. 667 Greenwich, 1834-35 —— , 1825 186 Barrow, 1836 47 Vesey,49 Vesey, 1826 1827-29

ILLMAN & PILBROW, engravers. See also Thomas 43 Vesey, 1830

Tilman; Edward Pilbrow. 16 Walker, 1835 667 Greenwich, 1829-30 18 Walker, 1836-40

4 Wall h. ——, 1831-32 44 Vesey, 1841

——, 1833 32 Warren, 1842

IMBERT, Anthony, lithographer. INMAN, John, editor.

146 Fulton, 1825 389 Washington, 1834 79 Murray, 1826-27 46 Clarkson, 1835

233 Broadway h. ——, 1828 30 Horatio, 1836

104 Broadway h. ——, 1829 46 Pine h. ——, 1837-41

——, 1830-31 — h. —— n. Greenwich, 1842 79 Murray, 1832 No occupation 1834-38.

122 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 INMAN & CUMMINGS, portrait and min{iature] JACKSON, Joseph, portrait painter and cameo cutter. paint|ers]. See also Thomas S. Cummings; Henry 297 Broadway, 1833

Inman. 17 Greenwich-lane, 1841

47 Vesey, 1826 123 Fulton h. 24 Tenth, 1842

49 Vesey, 1827 Portrait painter 1833; cameo cutter 1841-42. INSHAW, Richard B., engraver. JACKSON, Luther, writing academy.

76 Chatham, 1831 10 Broad, 1824-25

rear 12 Stanton, 1832 82 Murray h. 458 Greenwich, 1826-27 150 William, 1835-38 287 Broadway h. ——, 1828-29

1831. 41 Dominick, 1832-36

1838 entry reads “Richard B. & Joseph Inman”. Gunmaker h. 458 Greenwich, 1830-31

N 3 252 Elizabeth, 1839

IRELAND, Henry, bookbinder. *0 Avenue Sth, 1837-38

120 Nassall, 1041-42 252 W. EFighteenth, 1840-42 IRVINE, Rev. James, [editor] See also Irvine & Gibson. “L.” 1824. No occupation 1830-31; teacher 1832-42.

144 Eldridge, 1832 JACKSON, Morris, printer.

17 Ann h. » 1833 1454/2 William, 1838-40 26 Perry, 1834-35 146 William, 1841-42 Also “Mary, widow of Rev. James” 14 Avenue 6th 1836; « ”

other addresses 1837-42. No occupation given. & Co.” 1838-40.

JACKSON, S I, drawi t ist. IRVINE & GIBSON, editors. See also Rev. Robert 9 OBS) Cea meet and artis

,A. 33838Carmine, 1830-31 Gibson; Rev. James Irvine. . Downing, 1832 17 Ann, 1933 402 Broadway, 1833

ISLANDER & FIREMAN’S JOURNAL. 153 Canal, 1835

107 Fulton, 1837 rear 135 Sullivan, 1836 267 Hudson, 1838

IVES, Chauncey B., sculptor. 269 Hudson, 1839

281 Broadway, 1841 664 Greenwich, 1840

sane 515 Washington, 1841 JACKMAN, William, 1 Wall, 1841-42 painter 1835. engraver. . Drawing master 1830-32; artist 1833, 1838-41; portrait

JACKSON, C. & E., music store. JACKSON, Solomon H., editor and printer.

3321/. Broadway, 1825 265, Broadway, 1823 g1 Mercer, 1824

JACKSON, Charles H., books. See also Jackson & Neal. 23 Mercer, 1825-26

~° Ann, 1839 495 Grand, 1827 ppears as physician 1834-42 at various Bowery street

Bowery”. 226 Division, 1829

addresses. 1836 entry reads “books 15 Ann: physician 189 64 Cannon, 1828 17 Henry, 1830

JACKSON, Edwin W., miniature painter. 163 Chatham, 1831

3 Watts, 1831-32 — h. Walnut n. Front, 1832 251 Broadway h. 140 Spring, 1836 — _, 1833 146 Walker, 1841 161 Chatham, 1834-36

Agent 1841. 89 Mott, 1837 1e°

JACKSON, John, typefounder. ig 5/2 William, 383%-40 oa a

770 Washin gton, 1835 808-40. 1823-29. Silversmith 1823; editor 1824-27; printer JACKSON, John M., bookbinder. JACKSON, Thomas, portrait painter.

122 Delancey, 1841 58 Grove, 1832 158 Madison, 1842 68 Grove, 1833-36

JACKSON, John M., printer. JACKSON, Thomas H., bookseller, stationer and general

161 Chatham, 1834-35 agency for periodicals. 145 2 William, 1838-39 420 Pearl, 1832

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 123

.425-Pearl c. Rose, 1833-35 20 Lumber, 1826 “& Co.” 1832. 1833 entry reads “bookstore and circulating 185 Yo Hudson, 1827-28 library, office of the Casket, S/aturday] E[vening] Post, and 189 Y/2 Hudson, 1829-32

Bulletin.” Similar entry 1834. ;

247 Spring, 1833

JACKSON, William, bookseller. 20 Wall h. ——, 1834-35 71 Maiden-lane h. 105 Fourth, 1832-33 247 Spring, 1836

— h. 282 Fourth, 1834 158 Nassau h. ——, 1837-38

53 Cedar h. ——, 1835 — h. Brooklyn, 1839-42

— h. Twentieth n. Avenue 1oth, 1836-37 “B. G.” 1821-24. Printer 1821-24, 1826, 1835; bookseller

227 Kighteenth W, 1842 ;

102 Broadway h. ——, 1838-41 1827-34, 1837-42; trunkmaker 1836. McKay 1817-20.

JANSEN, John B., bookseller and stationer. See also all

JACKSON & NEAL, books. See also Charles H. Jackson; other entries for Jansen.

Rev. Ava Neal. 15 Chatham, 1819-22

15 Ann upstairs, 1836 go Nassau, 1823-26

JACOBS, Benjamin, scrivener. 150 Nassau, 1827-31

185, Laurens, 1830 158 Nassau,“J.B.”1832-36 1821-30. McKay 1819-20.

JACOBUS, Lemuel W., printer.

142 Essex, 1830 JANSEN, Thomas B., bookbinder. See also all other

144 Essex, 1831-32, 1834 entries for Jansen. JAKELS, John, printer. 15 Chatham, 1819-22 rear 11 Eldridge, 1821 150 Nassau, 1827-31

. go Nassau, 1823-26

JAMES, Charles J., scene painter. 158 Nassau, 1832-38 117 Grand, 1832-33 “T. B.” 1821-30. McKay 1798-1811; 1819-20. JAMES, James, 5r., glass stainer. JANSEN & BELL, blank stationers. See also George H.

117 Grand, 1831-33 Bell; all other entries for Jansen.

85 Canal, 1834-38 158 Nassau, 1841

“and Son” 1831-34. 138: 158 Nassau, 1842

JAMES, John, portrait painter. _ ; 44 Robinson, 1835 JANVIER, William T., printer. 245 Spring, 1831

JAMESON, Robert, bookbinder.

77 Madison, 1833 JAQUES, Edward I., music. See also Hewitt & Jaques. JAMISON, Andrew, typemaker. 15 Renwick, 1830-34 137 Broadway h. ——, 1835

111 Elizabeth, 1828 bh . , JAMISON, George W., sculptor. 176 Prince, 1842

137 Orange, 1827 239 Broadway h. ——, 1836-40 . 176 Prince, 1841

5641/2 Broome, 1836-37 Clerk 1830-31; no occupation 1832-35.

Madison n. Catharine, 1838 A comedian of this name is listed at 146 Forsyth 1839-40. JAQUES, Enos, copperplate printer. rear 76 Reed, 1828

JAMISON & JERVIS, engravers. See also William Jervis.

49’/2 Cortlandt, 1841 JARVIS, Allen, bookbinder. JANE, Addison A., printer. Morton c. Hudson, 1828

219 Sullivan, 1836 317 Hudson, 1830 315 Hudson, 1831-32

JANSEN, Benjamin G., printer and bookseller. See also 133 Thompson, 1833 all other entries for Jansen.

11 Chatham, 1817-19 JARVIS, Charles, portrait painter. 15 Chatham, 1820 38 John, 1835 15 Chatham h. 74 Pump, 1821-22 g Chambers h. 15 Vandam, 1836-37

2 Coenties-slip, 1823 15 Vandam, 1838 go Chatham, 1824 140 Canal, 1839-42

124 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

JARVIS, Edmund A., bookbinder. JENKS, Russell E., publisher.

284 Spring, 1821 1 John h. 159 Bleecker, 1835

461 Greenwich, 1822-25 141 Nassau h. ——, 1836

36 Macdougal, 983 4 JENKS, Samuel H., editjor of the New York] Ev/ening]

137 Macdougal, 1835-36 Jour[nal/ (a-v-)

as boatman. 45 William h. ——, 1832 JARVIS, Grafton, bookbinder. JENNESS, Warren, typefounder. 112 Prince, 1829 29 Grand, 1833 154 Thompson, 1830 226 Water h. 170 East-Broadway, 1834 Lacks initial 1834. Name also appears 1826 as cartman; 1827 h. 125 Clinton, 1831

113 Greene, 1831-32 20 Stanton, 1839 124 Wooster, 1833-34 44 Gold, 1840 49 Grand, 1835-37 2 Renwick c. Canal, 1841 153 Reade, 1838-39 Shoe stfore] 1834. 272 Spring, 1841 JENNINGS, Ezra, printer.

162 Varick, 1840 ; = Burton, 1842 122 Chrystie, 1829 3 Norfolk, 1833-35

JARVIS, John W., portrait painter. Twelfth n. Bowery, 1836-37

Asylum n. Christopher, 1821 Carter 1836-37.

142 Broadway, 1823 Jennings 66 Liberty, 1824 : 3 Cortlandt, 1832 111 Fulton h. 159 Allen, 1840-41

Grand n. Sullivan, 1822 JENNINGS, Joseph H., printer. See also Hopkins & 2 Ann h. 125 Eldridge, 1838

“J. W.” 1821-24. McKay notes John Wesley Jarvis, portrait ’ painter 1813-20. ——, 1842 “Joseph II.” 1838.

JAYNE, Walter P., printer.

34 Burton, 1833 JENNINGS, Robert L., editor.

60 Wooster, 1836-38 14 Hudson, 1829

Twenty-second n. Avenue 3rd, 1839 “about leaving the city”, 1830

JEFFERS, Edward, typecaster. JENNINGS, Samuel B., printer.

30 Roosevelt, 1839 81 Warren, 1829 59 Chambers, 1830 JEFFERSON, John, scene painter. 45 Orchard, 1831-36 26 James, 1836-37 157 Second, 1837

Jenkins. 102 gSuffolk, 44 Gold, 1833 Morton, 1839 1841 50 Oliver, 1834 JENNINGS, William, printer. 144 Nassau h. 129 Allen, 1835 27 Thompson, 1834 —— h. 327 Broome, 1837 , — h. 172 Forsyth, 1837-42 JENT, William, printer. See also William Gent.

JENKINS, Charles, bookbinder. See also Colton & 77 Suffolk, 1838

139 Harman, 1821 JENKINS, Daniel S., lithographer. _ 134 Nassau, 1840 JERVIS, William, engraver. See also Jamison & Jervis.

49% Cortlandt: 294 Broadway, 1842

JENKINS, Stephen, bookbinder. See also By & Jenkins.

rear 118 Fulton, 1837 JEWELL, Leander, printer. 228 Rivington, 1841-42

JENKINSON, James, printer. 154 Chrystie, 1825 JEWESSON, Thomas, bookbinder. Bowery n. Eleventh, 1829 93 Grand, 1831-32 192 Orange, 1833-34

JENKS, Francis, editor. 104 Beekman h. rear 74 Bowery, 1835-36

689 Broadway, 1832 204 Hester, 1838-40

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 125

116 Walker, 1841-42 JOHNSON, Jacob, printer. “Jeweson” 1831-32. Secretary, New-York Benevolent Associa- 73 Vesey, 1821-22 tion of Journeyman Book-Binders 1835.

JOHNSON, John B., printer. See also John C. Johnson.

JEWETT, John L., printer. Washington c. Vesey h. 342 Washington, 1828

506 Greenwich, 1834 89 Reade, 1829 52 First, 1835-36 190 Mercer, 1833 506 Greenwich, 1837 411 Houston, 1834 63 Watts, 1838-40 389 Broome, 1835-36 294 Rivington, 1841 13 Amity-lane, 1837

Painter 1839. 164 Spring, 200 1838-39 Mulberry h. 100 Sullivan, 1841

JEWETT, William, portrait painter and limner. See also y « wa 4 1828 entry reads “John B. & John C.” Dealer 1834. Waldo & Jewett.

3 Pine, 1820-25 JOHNSON, John C., printer. See also John B. Johnson. 59 Gold, 1826 Washington h. 8 Spruce, 1826 278 Greenwich, 1831 Washington c. Vesey h. 342 Washington, 1828

56 Rose, 1832 1828 entry reads “John B. & John C.” 421 Pearl, 1833 JOHNSON, Lorenzo D., editor. 66 Hudson, 1834 36 Park-row h. 32 Carmine, 1832 1 Cortlandt h. ——, 1835

— h. 80 Charles, 1836 JOHNSON, Rev. Nathaniel E., editor. See also Hunt &

——, 1838, 1841-42 Johnson.

Portrait painter 1821-26, 1834-36, 1838, 1841-42; limner 150 Thompson, 1837

1831-33. McKay 1820. 6 Avenue ist, 1838 JEWITT, William S., artist. 123 Fulton: 1839-42 con 1827-28 New York University, 1842 acks initial 1837. No occupation 1837-38.

_ JOHNSON, Robert, bookbinder.

JHONSON, William, engraver 5 Allen, 1842 193 Mott, 1835

JOHNSON, S. F., bookseller.

JIMMERSON, Robert, bookbinder. Bowery Cc. Jones, 1827 198 Delancey, 1834

JOHNSON, Samuel, bookseller.

JOCELYN, N. & S.S., engravers. 4 Bayard, 1821

14 Wall, 1834-38 McKay lists bookbinder 1807-16; bookseller 1819-20.

Agents 1834. JOHNSON, Simon, silk dyer.

JOCELYN, Simeon S., engraver. 52 Anthony, 1822, 1824

1 Wall, 1841 No occupation 1822.

16 Wall, 1842 JOHNSON, Thomas, ink manufacturer. No occupation 1842. Greene n. Prince, 1822 JOHNSON, David G., engraver. JOHNSON, Thomas Fuller, printer. 157 Broadway, 1831 202 Chambers, 1834

57 Liberty, 1832 13 Elm, 1835-36 67 Liberty, 1833-34 Middle name given in 1836 only.

7 Wall, 1835 vay: ay:

JOHNSON, William, engraver. See William Jhonson.

JOHNSON, Enoch, Jr., bookseller. JOHNSON, William W., bookbinder.

h. 7 Thomas, 1821 7—— Thomas, 1822 1. 158 Fly-market, 1818, 1820

96 Wooster, 1831 82 Varick, 1832-33 2621/2 Grand, 1837-38 139 Sullivan, 1839-40

5 Thomas, 1823 . 33 Anthony, 1824 Lacks initial 1831. 25 Thomas, 1825-27

183 Chapel, 1828-29 JOHNSTON, Robert, bookbinder.

McKay 1818, 1820. 448 Washington, 1835

126 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 JOHNSTONE, Peter W., commission bookstore. JONES, Edward, printer.

190 Water, 1825 263 Greenwich, 1835 — h. 198 Harman, 1826 193 Division, 1839

157 Broadway h. 52 Cedar, 1827 21 Chestnut, 1840 169 Broadway h. 63 Cedar, 1828 23 Chestnut, 1841 169 Broadway upstairs, 1829 128 Broadway, 1830 JONES, Fitzedwin, copperplate printer.

— h. 45 Greenwich, 1832-33 63 North, 1833

140 Broadway h. 138 Greenwich, 1834 139 Forsyth, 1834 “& Co.” 1825, 1832-33; “Johnston” 1826; “P. W.” 1825-30. 142 Forsyth, 1835-38 Com[mission] bookstore 1825-27; auctioneer 1828-29; clerk 84 Vandam, 1839

1830; no occupation 1832-33. 143 Forsyth, 1840-42

JOHNSTONE & VANNORDEN, printers. See also James Glass cutter 1833-37; copperplate printer 1838-42. Vannorden.

133 Cherry, 1823-25 JONES, George, engraver.

1825. 59 Nassau, 1840 . . . “& Co.” 1838-39.

“Johnston & Vanorden” 1823; “Johnstone & Van Norden” 183 Broadway, 1838-39

JOLLIE, Allen R., musical instrument maker and music

Millet. 8 Thomas, 1826 104 Bedford, 1829-30 25, Chapel, 1827

store. See also Samuel C. Jollie & Co.; Jollie & JONES, Ira, printer.

221 Bleecker, 1831 54 Anthony, 1828

403 Broadway, 1832-33 451 Washington, 1829 105 Elm h. ——, 1834 —— h. 201 Church, 1835 JONES, Isaac, printer.

385 Broadway h. 349 Broome, 1836 472 Greenwich, 1830-32 ——, 1837

— h. 5 Dominick, 1838-40 JONES, Isaac F., printer.

401 Broadway c. Walker, 1841-42 221 Houston, 1841

Musiical] inst[rument] maker 1829-35; music store 1836-40; 101 Bowery h. 19 Ludlow, 1842

music inst[ruments] 1841-42. Carpets 1842.

J onem®, Bamuel C., & Co., music store. See also Allen JONES, Jacob P., printer and stereotyper.

a 2 Forsyth, 1828 1 13 Bayard, 1829 — h. 4 Dominick, 1839-40 es Baise 177 Division,51830

385 Broadway, 1837 89 Henry, 1827 — h. 5 Dominick, 1838

Lack eo 4 3 Display adverti +38 143 Division, 1831 acks o.” 1841-42. Display advertisement 1837. 165 Division, 1832

JOLLIE & MILLET, music store. See also Allen R. Jollie; 165 East-Broadway, 1833-34

William E. Millet. 168 East-Broadway, 1835 385 Broadway, 1835 135 East-Broadway, 1836 East-Broadway, 1837-38

JONES, engraver. 39 Y 10373 ad hAlfred, 27 Rutgers, 1839 122 Broadway h. 10 Watts, 1842 91 Henry, 1840-41

JONES, Asahel, printer. 115 Henry, 1842 11 Thompson, 1835 Lacks initial 1827. Printer 1827-30; confectioner 1831; 73 Elizabeth, 1837 stereotyper 1832-42.

Sullivan ing JONES, James P., engraver. ? Chambers h. 188 Spri

8

243 Broadway h. ——, 1842 14 ARISES DN TIE OPEN 9 B42

occupation 1842. , , ° Painter 1835; printer 1837, 1839; gold beater 1838; no JONES. John. bookstore 402 Broadway, 1833

JONES, Charles, paper stainer. —— h. 408 Broadway, 1834 212 Washington h. 171 Water, 1834 408 Broadway, 1835

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 127

JONES, John, paper stainer. JOURNAL OF PUBLIC MORALS.

26 Front, 1823-24 162 Nassau, 1836 252 alCanal, 1827-29 162 Nassau, 1838

Washington n. Canal, 1825-26 89 Nassau, 1837

250 Canal, 1830 JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. See 53 Watts, 1831 540 Broome, 1834

Stephen Dando.

3 Smith, 1836 JOUWLLAIN, Philip, copperplate printer.

66 Macdougal, 1840-42 38 Hubert, 1841

JONES, John, printer. JOYCE, Ezra, pen-store.

523 Pearl, 1831-32 238 Water, 1828 JONES, John, printer. furs 1839-40.

Also listed as fur store at various addresses 1829-35; hats &

rear 15 Leonard, 1832 JUERY, John, copper plate maker.

JONES, John, Jr., paper stainer. 30 ae 1830-37 16 Crosby, 1841-42 94 Reade, 1838 3 Rose, 1839-42

JONES, John T., city library. “J.” 1830-39. Copper plater 1830-35; copper plate, steel and 16 Nassau. 1820-21 1823-24 pewter plate maker 1836-38; copper & steel plate 1841-42.

9 P]

No occupation 1823-24. McKay lists as New York Society JULIA, Robert, printer.

Library (q.v.) 1820. 142 Duane, 1830

JONES, Richard, printer. 116 Duane, 1831-34

5 Oak, Centre, 1835 , 9g 1841 Elm,62 1836, 1838-40

oN ee print dealer. KAHL, Frederick, [bookseller]. See also Behr & Kahl.

5 Telam, 1934 183 Broadway h. 28 Park Place, 1826 JONES, Thomas, printer. 183 Broadway, 1827 99 Reade, 18 41-42 No occupation given.

saas _ KAHM, George, printer.

JONES, William, writing-master. 8 Elizabeth, 1836 202 Broadway, 1834 414 Broadway, 1835 KAIN, Francis, sculptor and marble yard.

79 Franklin, 1836 335 Greenwich, 1819-20

417 Houston, 1837-38 337 Greenwich, 1821 1835 entry reads “William & Thomas”. 357 Greenwich, 1822

359 Greenwich, 1823

JORDAN, Thomas, printer. —— h. 322 Washington, 1824-26 151 Chrystie, 1830-34 —— h. 20 Walker, 1827-32 52 First, 1835 Sculptor and marble yard 1821-23; no occupation 1824-27; Bl Broome, 1836 marble yard 1828-32. “James Kain” and “F. & J. Kain” marble yard are recorded at 359 Greenwich 1833-38. McKay

71 Wall h. 99 Second, 1837 notes in 1819-20 with cross reference to firm of Norris & Kain.

62 Wall h. 174 Seventeenth, 1838

Agent 1837-38. KARUTH, Augustus H., printer. See Krauth, Augustus H.

JORDAN, William, copperplate printer. 62 William, 1822 KASANG, Eliza A., widow of J. H., bookseller. See also John H. Kasang.

JOUFFROY, Hugh, printer. 42 & 1111/2 Division, 1836

7 Cross, 1836 111% Division 1837-40 111 Division 1841-42

JOURNAL OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION. 28 Ann, 1840-41 KASANG, John H., bookseller. See also Eliza A. Kasang.

JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. See Hale & Hallock; 46 Chatham, 1823

William Maxwell. 23 Chatham, 1824-25

128 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

KASANG, John H. (cont.) 276 Greenwich h. ——, 1831 30 Division, 1826 2661/2 Greenwich h. 233 Rivington, 1832

42 Division, 1827 233 Rivington c. Willett, 1833-35

4 Pearl, 1828 70 Bowery h. 233 Rivington, 1836

42 Division, 1829-30 701/2 Bowery h. 13 Chrystie, 1837 go Murray & 220 Fulton, 1831 — h. 282 Bleecker, 1838

42 Division, 1832-34 — h. 426 Broadway, 1839-40

42 & 11145 Division, 1835 Also “J. Clawson Kelley, MD” 426 Broadway 1841-42.

Druggist 1830-35; printer 1836-40. McKay lists printer of this

KAVANAGH, Patrick, books. name at 80 Harman 1817-18.

Grand, 1839-41 ” y

390 Grand, 1837 KELLEY & FRAETAS, printers. See also Fraetas & 403 Grand, 1838 Kelley; John C. Kelle

haa Grand c. Ridge, 1842 rear 70'/2 Bowery, 1838-39

; Kelley; Daniel Latourette.

Name also appears as shoemaker, 6 Batavia 1834. KELLEY & LATOURRETTE, printers. See also John C.

KEARNY, Francis, engraver. 70 Bowery, 1836

48 Wall upstairs h. 51 Wall, 1832 Firm also appears as chemists 74 Willett & 57 Goerck 1835,

4 John, 1833-34 succeeding Kelley & Webb, chemists, 62 & 74 Willett 1832-34. 4 Wall, 1835

7 Wall, 1836 KELLOCK, George, color maker.

7 John, 1837 rear 325 Broome, 1832-37

McKay lists engraver of this name 1798-1801, 1807-10. Collarmaker 1835-37.

KEENAN, Cornelius, pictures. KELLOGG, John D., printer. See also William Kellogg;

416 Greenwich, 1840 Kellogg, Sherman & Co.

209 Duane, 1841 aD Broome, 1839 110 Cedar, 1842 1*/4 Ann h. _ 1840 Dry goods 1840; pedlar 1842. —— h. 120 Clinton, 1841

KEENAN, Peter M., printer. KELLOGG, Jonathan W., books &c.

rear 106 Mulberry, 1823 154 William c. Ann, 1836. BA Anthony, 1824 Appears among additional names.

55 Anthony, 1825 KELLOGG, William, printer. See also John D. Kellogg;

KEENE, Samuel, pictures. Kellogg, Sherman, & Co.

43 Morton, 1832 1°/, Ann h. 7 Mott, 1841 128 Broadway, 1834 36 Catharine, 1842

Music teacher 1832. KELLOGG, SHERMAN & Co., publishers. See also John

KEESE, John, bookseller. See also Collins, Keese & Co. D oes William Kellogg; George Sherman.

230 Pearl, 1831-34 1/4 Ann, 1840-41 — h. 13 Murray, 1835-36 KELLY, David H., engraver. — h. 43 Cliff, 1837 6 Madison, 1837 see Cl 899 KELLY, James, printer. ——, 1840-42 60 Cliff h. Chestnut, 1832 60 William h. Brooklyn, 1833

KEESE, Vincent, bookbinder. See also Vincent Keys. 29 Ann h. 60 William, 1834

62 William, 1821 29 Ann, 1835 McKay lists at 30 Lumber 1818-19, ——— William 1820. — h. 73 Grand, 1836-37

KEITH, Shepherd C., transparent painter. KELLY, John W., printer.

129Oak, Spring, 1837 212 Canal,1835-37 1834 28 1841 35 Wooster, Painter 1841. 47 Wooster, 1838

KELLEY, John C., printer. See also Kelley & Fraetas; KELLY, Thomas, engraver.

Kelley & Latourrette. Bleecker c. Bowery, 1824 230 Stanton, 1830 11 Wall, 1834-35

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 129

KELLY, William W., printer. h. 59 Mott, 1841

77/2 Chapel, 1824 59 Mott, 1842

44 Centre, 1842

KENEDY, John, books. See also John Kennedy. Muster Bock Biniers aBes, at BB Bowery. iendly Association of KENT, Stephen, bookbinder. See also James G. Kent;

KENNADAY, James, printer. See also Kennaday & Kent & Gee.

Cisco. Bowery n. Ninth, 1832

, , G. Kent; Stephen Kent.

38 Borla, 1833, 1895 KENT & GEE, bookbinders. See also Elisha Gee; James KENNADAY & CISCO, printers. See also William F. Bowery n. Ninth, 1831

3 . Bes, Jame Kennaday. KERR, Christopher Y., printer.

arclay, 1933 72 Henry, 1828

KENNADAY & FRENCH, printers. See also Philip 8 Elizabeth, 1829

French. 47 Christopher, 1831

82 Cortlandt c. West, 1831 64 Watts, 1832 60 Henry, 1837-41 KENNEDY, James, printer. . 14 Pitt, 1842

7o Henry, 1831 Lacks initial 1828-29, 1837-42. Porter-house 1829, 1831; no

KENNEDY, John, books. See also John Kenedy. occupation 1837-39; carter 1840-42.

23 Madison, 1838 KERR, William, & Co., books.

rear 124 Mott, 1839 180 Broadway, 1841 KENNY, Vincent, copyist. 194 Broadway, 1842 13 Chrystie, 1837 KERRIGAN, Hugh, books. Also “Mary, widow of Vincent F.” 159 Greene 1838; other 2 Centre, 1840, 1842

addresses 1839-42; as upholsteress 1842. 1842 entry reads “books: Michael, porterhouse, 2 Centre”.

KENNY, William, marble letterer. KETCHAM, Mary, widow of Thomas, publisher.

23 Prince, 1838 7 Ann h. 18 City Hall Place, 1841

KENSETT, Thomas, engraver. 18 City Hall Place, 1842

616 Water, 1828 No occupation 1842.

699 Water, 1829 KETCHAM, Samuel, bookbinder. Also “Elizabeth, widow of Thomas” at various addresses 197 Division, 1828-29

1830-34, 1839. Name also appears for dry goods 1835-42.

KENT, Edward stationer. 3 Wall, 1839 384 N., Pearl, 1828 Aymar. 7

KETCHAM, Samuel S., bookstore. See also Ketcham &

255 Pearl, 1840 —— h. g Lombardy, 1829 102 or 116 John, 1841 —— h. 24 Oak, 1830 116 John h. 20 Burton, 1842 —, 1831

Ink manuf[acturer] 1842. Appears as dry goods at various addresses 1835-38. KENT, James G., bookbinder. See also Stephen Kent; KETCHAM & AYMAR, bookstore. See also Samuel S.

Kent & Gee. Ketcham; James M. Aymar. 82 Bowery, 1821 384 Pearl, 1831-32

68 Bayard, 1822-23 KETTELL, Joseph, bookstand. See also Thomas P. 51 Greene, 1824

66 Greene, 1825 it1835 3 Wooster n. Amity, 1825 23 Fulton, Kettell.

172 Mulberry, 1827 171 Mulberry, 1828-30 Fruits 1839; exch[ange] of[filc[e] 1840-42. 20 Fulton, 1839-42

Bowery n. Ninth, 1831-33 KETTELL, Thomas P., bookstore. See also Joseph

441 Bowery n. Ninth, 1834-35 Kettell.

108 Elm h. 118 Walker, 1836-38 128 Spring, 1834

162 Centre h. ——, 1839 20 Fulton h. 404 Pearl, 1838 107 Walker, h. 59 Mott, 1840 Broker 1838.

130 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 KEY, Frederick C., letter cutter. See also Hoole & Key. KIMBER, Richard G.., printer.

177 William, 1835-36 27 Henry, 1830

“F.C. Key & Co.” 1835. 81 East-Broadway, 1833-34 271 Division, 1839

KEYS, Vincent, bookbinder. See also Vincent Keese. 102 East-Broadway, 1840-41

49 Barclay, 1822-23 6 Orchard, 1842 Elm n. Duane, 1824

McKay lists at 62 William in 1820 with note “This is KIMBERLY, James H., miniature painter.

probably a duplication of the entry under Vincent Keese.”

73 Chambers c. Broadway, 1841-42

Keyzer. KING, ——,, printer.

KEYSER, Benjamin, music printer. See also Benjamin

182 Barrow, 1838 166 Greenwich, 1826

641 Washington, 1840-42 11 Leonard, 1827 Printer 1838. 1842 entry among additional names.

KING, Aaron, copperplate printer. See also King,

KEYSER, Hiram, bookbinder. Barnard & O’Brien. 131 Suffolk, 1833 174 Broadway, 1835 rear 6 Stanton, 1834-35 108 Elm h. East-Broadway, 1836

40 Spring, 1839-40 29 Ann h. 33 Bowery, 1837 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman rear 13 John h. 39 Gouverneur, 1838 Book-Binders 1835. — h. 59 Gouverneur, 1839

KEYZER, Benjamin, printer. See also Benjamin Keyser. —— h. 261 Madison, 1840

678 Greenwich, 1834-35 h. —,2611841 Madison, 1842

KIDDER, William, bookstore.

Orchard c. North, 1821-22 KING, Charles, edit[or of the] N/ew] Y/ork] American 31 Bowery, 1823-24 (q.v.) 19 Delancey c. Eldridge, 1825 24 Pine, 1822

65 Fulton, 1826 19 North Moore, 1823 Bloomingdale, 1831 2 Nassau h. ——, 1824-26

Druggist 1821-22; no occupation 1823; bookstore 1824; 8 Nassau h. 400 Broadway, 1827

chemist 1825-31. Display advertisements in 1825 and 1826 cite 16 Broad h. ——, 1828-29 testimonials for Kidder’s ink powders. ___h. &H7ton. 1820 Houston, 183

KIDDER’S MANUFACTURES by Octavius Longworth. 35 Wall h. ——, 1831-33

See also Octavius Longworth. —— h. 455 Houston, 1834

329 Pearl, 1831-35 —— h. 85 Amity, 1835

301 Pearl, 1836-42 74 Cedar h. 170—Bleecker, 1836-37 h. Elizabethtown, 1838

KIMBALL, Horace K.., printer. 114/, Wall h. ——, 1839-40

1 Hague, 6 Wall h.h.——, naa.1841 47 William ——,1841 1842

KIMBALL, William, books. “Charles C.” 1822-23 only. Attorney 1822; merchant 1823;

126 Fulton h. 18 Factory, 1839 no occupation 1824-27. McKay notes that King was one of the founders of The American, 1819; listed with no occupation at

KIMBER, Frederick, music printer. 3 Pearl 1819. 17 York, 1841

go East-Broadway, 1842 KING, Charles A., wood engraver. 111 Nassau, 1842

KIMBER, Henry C., printer.

13 Chrystie, 1835 KING, D. Cleaves, periodicals. See also King & Co.

95 Grand, 1836-37 205 Broadway, 1842 196 Chapel c. Canal, 1838

50 Grand, 1839 KING, Esek C., [stationer.| See also Vannorden & King,

60 184013stationers. 519Sullivan, Broome, 1841 Broad, 1838 184 Fulton, 1842 21 Wall, 1842

Lacks initial 1835-37. Coffee rooms 1838; no occupation 1842.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 131

KING, George B., engraver. 241 Washington, 1840-41

44 Spring, 1821-22 55 Robinson, 1842

rear 123 Bowery, 1824 KING, Solomon, bookstore and publisher. See also

126 Bowery, 1825 Ki Elizabeth n. Spring, 1826Mary ary MINE.

150 Elizabeth, 1827-28 386 Broadway » 1822 110 Elizabeth, 1829-30 136 William, 1823-25 81 Fulton, 1826

103 Crosby, 1831 a1:

64 Roosevelt, 1832-33 150 William, 1827

“George P.” 1824. McKay 1817-20. — & 118 Fulton, 1828 148 Fulton, 1829

KING, George J., printer. — & 407 Broadway, 1830

124 Elm, 1819-20 75 Norfolk, 1831

125 Elm, 1822-23 147 Fulton h. ——, 1832

112 Elizabeth, 1824 No occupation 1826; publisher 1831. 8 Bi aBe 5 1825 KING & Co., periodicals. See also D. Cleaves King.

161 Crosby, 1827-28 205 Broadway, 1842

rear 12 Walker, 1829 KING, BARNARD & O’BRIEN, copperplate printers.

137 Chapel, 1830-33 See also John T. Barnard; Aaron King; Samuel D.

124 Franklin c. Chapel, 1834 O’Brien. 24 Thomas, 1835 rear 13 John, 1838 MeKay lists George King 1815-20. KINGSLAND, Henry H., printer. See also Kingsland & KING, George L., printer. Baptist. 15 Anthony, 1836 rear 59 Crosby, 1831 317 Hudson, 1832 KING, Henry, printer. 106 Varick, 1833

122 Essex, 1839, 1841-42 561 Broome, 1834 KING, John, engraver. 115 Division h. ——, 1835

92 Hamersley, 1834-36 561 Broome, 1836

30 Burton c. Bedford, 1837 KINGSLAND & BAPTIST, printers. See also Anthony

300 Broadway h. 25 Burton, 1838 Baptist, Jr.; Henry H. Kingsland.

3 Park Place, 1839 115 Fulton, 1835

Engraver 1834°35; Physician 1839-39. KINGSLEY, John Lemuel, engraver and printer. See also

KING, John H., printer. Winslow & Kingsley.

265 Spring, 1821 2101/, Broadway, 1835 Grand n. Broadway, 1824 212 Greenwich, 1836

31 Mulberry, 1825 96 Nassau h. 169 Reade, 1837

28 Mulberry, 1826 157 Allen, 1839 183 Orange, 1828 29 Ann h. 1 Chestnut, 1841

97 Division, 1829-32 27 Ann h. ——, 1842

75 Crosby, 1834-35 “J. L.” 1835; “J. Lemuel” 1836-37; “John L.” 1839, 1841-42.

McKay lists a John B. King, printer, 134 Leonard 1819. Engraver 1835.

KING, Mary, widow of Solomon, books. See also KINGSMITH, Thomas, printer.

Solomon Kine. 76 East-Broadway, 1842 g

75 Norfolk, 1834 KINMOUTH, James, printer.

148 Fulton, 1836-42 1835 84 1Vesey, 1824 141 Fulton, Oak, 1825 No occupation 1834-35. Grocer 1824.

KING, Pexcel, copperplate printer. KINNERSLEY, Henry, wood engraver.

61 Robinson, 1836-37 1 Ann, 1836

55 Robinson, 1838 123 Avenue 3rd, 1840-41 45 Robinson, 1839 74 Fulton h. ——, 1842

132 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

141 Nassau, 1835 h.lisher. 245 Allen, 1821 148 Nassau, 1836 135 Cherry, 1822-23 7 Broad, 1837 Bowery-hill, 1824 Wall n. Water, 1838

KINNERSLEY, Thomas, printer, bookseller and pub- KNIGHT, Franklin, publisher.

Broadway n. Nineteenth, 1827-29 “F.” 1835. No occupation 1838. Avenue 8th n. Thirtieth, 1830 21 Avenue 3rd, 1838-39 KNIGHT, Robert, print seller. Also “Mary Ann, widow of Thomas” 15 Avenue 3rd 1840; 294 Madison, 1832 11 Avenue 3rd 1841-42. Printer & bookseller 1821-24; printer rear 120 Walker , 1833

1827-30; publisher 1838; no occupation 1839. rear 35 Forsyth, 1834

Kipp, Abraham H., bookseller. 198 Church, 1835-36

79 Barclay, 1831 1832 86 Walk 808 4861/. Grand, h i Be 3 476 Grand, 1833 h 3 i ee. a8 1939 Bookseller 1831; auctioneer 1832-33. oe 14 ESSEX, 1040

rear 38 White h. ——, 1837

——, 1841

KIPP, James, copperplate printer. 190 William, 1842 33 Watts, 1837 Carver & gilder 1832-33; print seller 1834-36; frame maker

118 Barrow, 1839 1837-42.

32 Cornelia, 1841 KNOX, Alanson R., bookbinder. No occupation 18309. 6 Suffolk, 1830 KIRK, James, paperstainer. 224 Broome, 1831 rear 21 Avenue C, 1839 70 Fulton h. 84 Cherry, 1832

KIRK, John H., copperplate printer. KNOX, Jacob, music printer.

105 Eldridge, 1834-37 78 East-Broadway, 1834

Name also appears as carpenter 1838-39, 1841. KOLLACK, Isaac, printer.

KNAPP, Horace, typefounder. 44 Barclay, 1825 105 Madison, 1831 KOMONONSKI, Wardis, law binder.

KNEELAND, Rev. Abner, bookstore. 17 Sullivan, 1836

1826 = Bowery, Prince, 1827 KRAFT, George F., bookbinder.

527 Pearl h. 522 Pearl, 1828 121 Fulton, 1840-42

23 Duane, 1829-30 KRAMER, Samuel, printer. No occupation 1826-27, 1829-30. 54 William, 1828

168 Varick, 1842 & Krauth.

KNEELAND, Horace, sculptor. KRAUTH, Augustus H., printer. See also Paige, Nicolls,

KNICHBAEKER, John, scrivener. 156 William, 1833-34

Lewis n. Fourth, 1828 115 Chrystie, 1835

398 Third, 1829 185 Grand, 1837-41 387 Fifth, 1831-32 “Karuth” 1841.

45 Avenue D, 1830 13 Beekman h. 185 Grand, 1842

scrivener 1832. ? ? °

“Knichbrocher” 1828. Teacher 1828-29; dealer 1830-31; KYLE. Thomas. books 96 Hammond c. Hudson, 1836-42

KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE. See also Lewis G.

Clark; Clark & Edson; Clement M. Edson. LA FRANCE LITTERAIRE. Alphabetted as if “La

161 Broadway, 1835-36 France” were one word.

130 & 161 Broadway, 1837 LACROIX, John, quill manufacturer.

161 Broadway, 1838-39 159 Mott, 1838

145 Fulton, 1840

2 Park Place, 1841 LADD, Franklin B., miniature painter.

139 Nassau, 1842 359 Broadway, 1836

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 133 LADEW, Augustus P., typecaster, mould maker and LAMSON, George, law publisher.

artist. 3 Law1835 Buildings h. 1 Laurens, 1825 75 Sullivan, 51 Canal, 1826 26 Grand, 1836 Also “Lucretia, widow of George” 51 Canal 1827; other

164 Elizabeth, 1839 addresses 1828-30, 1833-35, 1837-42. No occupation 1826.

Typecaster 1835; mould maker 1836; artist 1839. LANE, Ebenezar, card maker.

LADIES’ COMPANION. Charles n. Herring, 1821-24

58 Wall, 1834-35 Amos n. Herring, 1825-26

110 William, 1836 97 Amos, 1827-33

107 Fulton, 1837-38 Barrow n. Bleecker, 1834 109 Fulton, 1839-42 747 Greenwich, 1836 ,

LADIES’ GAZETTE. LANE, Francis S., printer and agent for the sale of 116 Nassau: 235 Broadway, 1842 Patent Rights.

2 Dey, 18211828 , 41 King,

LADIES’ LITERARY CABINET.

Sixth c. Macdougal, 1826 Thompson c. Fourth, 1827

McKay 1819-20; notes publication suspended 1822. 279 Bleecker c. Barrow, 1831-34

LADIES’ MORNING STAR. 6 Broad h. Twenty-second n. Avenue 3rd, 1835

162 Nassau, 1836 Twenty-second n. Avenue 3rd, 1836

LADIES’ REPOSITORY. 37 Ferry, 1837

1841-42 Hudson c. Perry,1839-42 1838 439Broad DROBRWAY, 2O4I4 680 Greenwich,

LADY’S BOOK. No occupation 1826-27; printer 1828; painter 1831-34; agent 88 Bowery, 1839-42 for the sale of Patent Rights 1835; agent 1836-42. LADY’S WORLD OF FASHION. LANE, Rev. George, [bookseller]. See also Mason &

88 Bowery, 1842 Lane.

12 Crosby, 1837-40

LAFLIN, W. W. & C., paper warehouse. 200 Mulberry h. , 1841-42 135 Front, 1832-34

Bidwell. 59 Wall, 1840 LAFLIN & FIELD, paper warehouse. : 190 Front h. 310 Greenwich, 1841

“Walter, Winthrop & Cutler Laflin” as identified by John LANE, George W.., stationer. See also Nathan Lane.

135, Front, 1835 190 Front h. ——,, 1842 No occupation 1841; grocer 1842.

LAFORGE, Samuel, paper stainer.

c. Bowery and Art, 1819 LANE, John, bookbinder. Hammond n. Asylum, 1820 198 Broome, 1833

199 Orange, 1821 5 Hoboken, 1834 Also “Elizabeth, widow of Samuel” 37 Warren 1828, 1830. Skillman & Lane Paper hanger 1823. McKay 1819-20. ° 83 Cross, 1837-39

75 Church, 1823 LANE, Maria, widow of Matthew, [bookseller]. See also

LA FRANCE LITTERAIRE. 400 Pearl, 1840-42 36 Ann, 1835 Boardinghouse 1837-38; no occupation 1839-42. 94 Broadway, 1836, 1838-39

LANE, Nathan, [stationery]. See also George W. Lane.

LAMBERT. See also Martin, Lambert & Co., printers. 146 Water h. 17 Vandam, 1839 LAMBERT, Edward A., bookstore. See also Coolidge & 59 Wall h. 339 Greenwich, 1840

Lambert. —— h. 310 Greenwich, 1841-42

55 Wall h. 19 Vandam, 1834 Designated merchant.

65 Wall h. 77 Thompson, 1835 LANG, John, editor N/ew] Y/ork] G/azette] (q.v.) See

57 Wall h. 73 Amos, 1836-37 also all other entries under Lang. h. 97 Amos, 1838-39 3 Hanover Square h. 34 Whitehall, 1820-33

59 Wall h. ’ 1840 2 Hanover Square h. ——, 1834-35

h. 175 Franklin, 1841 Also “Sarah, widow of John” 34 Whitehall 1836-37. McKay — h. 13 North Moore, 1842 lists as printer 1797-1818 and editor of Gazette 1820.

134 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 LANG, John, & Co., publishers of the N/ew/] Y/ork/ 48 Cherry, 1823-25 G/azette] (q.v.) See also all other entries under Lang. 15 Pine h. 64 Market, 1826

3 Hanover Square, 1833 —— h. 66 Rutgers, 1827 2 Hanover Square, 1834-35 43 Bowery, 1828

12 Wall, 1836 Bowery c. Broome, 1829 , ; 337 Broome c. Bowery, 1830

LANG, Robert U., printer and editor of the New York 105 Bowery, 1831 Gazette (q.v.) See also all other entries under Lang. 567 Pearl n. Broadway, 1832

Hanover Square h. 34 Whitehall, 1820-23 35 Wall h. 371 Pearl, 1833

3 Hanover Square h. ——, 1824-25 —— h. 221 Orange, 1834

—— , 1826 —— h. 52 Clarkson, 1835 — h. 29 Whitehall, 1827-28 7 Wall h. 33 Clarkson, 1836

—— h. 505 Broadway, 1829 20 Nassau h. 65 Vestry, 1837 —— h. 34 Whitehall, 1830 79 Barclay h. 6 Dominick, 1838 —— h. 17 Mercer, 1831 66 Fulton h. ——, 1839-40 17 Mercer, 1832 . “Garrit” 1821-26, 1829-33; “Garritt” 1827-28. Also “Eliza-

33 Wall h. Jersey City, 1833 beth, widow of Gerrit” 75 Norfolk 1841-42. McKay 1808-20.

69 Wall, 1837 ; LANUZA, Cayeteno, bookseller. See also John Lanuza; “R. D. Lang” 1821; “R. U. Lang” 1822-24. Printer 1821-25; ;

editor N. Y. Gazette 1826-31, 1837; no occupation 1832; broker Lanuza, Mendia & Co.

1833. McKay 1820. 3 Varick, 1825-26

LANG, TURNER & CoO., publlisher]s [of the] N/ew/ Y/ork/ * rane an G/azette] (q.v.) See also all other entries under Lang. 30 Exchange Place, 1828

, 105 Chambers, McKay 1815-20. _.1830 under Lang. Lanuza. 3 Hanover Square, 1832 227 Lewis, 1829

3 Hanover Square, 1817-31 —— h. Brooklyn, 1829

Physician 1825-27, 1830; bookseller 1828-29. Also 1831 entry

LANG, WEST & Co., publishers [of the] N/ew] Y/ork/ “Lanuza, Cayeteno, M.D. & John,” Greenwich.

G/azette] (q.v.) See also John West; all other entries LANUZA, John, foreign bookseller. See also Cayeteno

LANGDON, John, bookseller. we Cbambers; 830 151 Fulton, 1828-30 eelwright 1829. Also as noted in previous entry 1831.

210 Broadway h. ——, 1831 LANUZA, MENDIA & Co., foreign bookstore. See also

724/, Chatham, 1832 Cayeteno Lanuza.

154 Chatham h. 289 Broadway, 1833-34 30 Exchange Place, 1828-29 140 Broadway h. 604 Broadway, 1835 LARAMEE, Francis F., copperplate printer. See also

240 Orange, 1836 Laramee & Morgan. Auctioneer 1828-30, 1832-36; bookseller 1831. 18 Spring, 1825

LANGLEY, J. & H. G., books. rear 51 Norfolk, 1826

57 Chatham, 1836-42 10 Essex, 1827 “Il. & H.G.” 1836-37. 23 Essex, 1828 40 Mulberry, 1829-32 LANGLUMB, Laurent, lithographer. 47 Mulberry h. 40 Mulberry, 1833-34 154 Fulton, 1832 15 Ann h. ——, 1835 3897/2 Broadway, 1833-35 21 Madison, 1836 “Langlume, Lith de,...” without occupation 1833; French 156 Water, 1837

goods 1834-35: Lacks initial 1825, 1831-32; “Franklin” 1826-27. Baker LANKTON, Eli, copperplate printer. 1825-28; chemist 1829-32.

227 Mulberry, 1837 LARAMEE & MORGAN, copperplate printers. See also LANSING, Alfred A., engraver. Francs F. varamee) Daniel E. Morgan. 66 Fulton h. 142 Spring, 1841 47 MMMDEETY: 2233 LARGIN, George, printer.

LANSING, Gerrit, engraver. 16 Cedar, 1821

146 Cherry, 1821 McKay notes a George F. Largin 1810; George T. Largin

133 Cherry, 1822 1811-19.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 135

LARKEY, Charles C., bookbinder. LAUDER, John, copperplate printer and engraver.

107 Wooster, 1832 4 John, 1834-37, 1842 43 Ludlow, 1834 Engraver 1842. 27 Mulberry, 1835 LAUNITZ, Robert E., sculptor. See also Frazee & 234 Church, 1836, 1838 Launitz. rear 33 Essex, 1839 ; . 33 Macdougal, 1831

Lacks initial 1832-36; “Larkye” 1835-37. 5Q1 Bro adway h. , 1832-42

LARKIN, Edward, printer. LAWLOR, John, printer. See also John Lewlor.

79 Sullivan, 1839 65 King, 1837 LARKIN, William H., printer. h. 196 Franklin, 1839 249 1841 “Lawler” 18 251Houston, Houston, 1842 wee SST 146 Reade, 1840

LAWRENCE, Albert, engraver.

LARKYE, Charles C. See Charles C. Larkey. 23 Grand, 1842

LASSALLE, Charles, printer. LAWRENCE, John, colorist.

136Rose, Reade,1841 183967 93King, King, 1835 1834 20 No occupation 1839. 265 William, 1836 106 Bowery, 1837

LATHAM, David, moulder. 204 Walker, 1838

304 Stanton, 1841 174 Division, 1839

LATHAM, James,1837 engraver. 134 Oe 1840-41 160 Greenwich, 136 Division, 1842 LAWRENCE, Peter, printer. See also Long & Lawrence. vA HAM von P., printer. 10 Lumber, 1833

Horicon 136 widow Water, 1835-37 31Harison, 18221021 Also “Sarah, of Peter” 100 Reade 1839, 1841; 28 327 Green & 34 Walker, 1823 Greenwich 1842. 3Hari Harison,-1825-27 LAW INSTITUTE LIBRARY. See Lawyers’ Institute

25 Provost, 1828 . 55 Provost, 1829-31

Library.

193 Duane, 1832 LAW REPORTER.

Lacks initial 1822-23. Also “Eliza, widow of John P.” 277 127 Nassau, 1842

Hudson 1833; various addresses 1834-37, 1839, 1842. McKay ;

lists a John Latham, printer 1814-17. LAWSON, James, editor. 14 Exchange Place h. 82 Leonard, 1827

LATHAM, Nathaniel, printer. — h. 2 Pine, 1828

35 King, King,1835 1834 —., 1829-30 42 56 Wall -- Cedar, 1831 | 29 King, 1836 — ,h.1832

71 Greene, 1840 Also “Mary, widow of James” at various addresses 1833-38. _ . William, Name also appears as merchant 1822-25; broker 1826; no LATHAM, printer. occupation 1835-37, 1839-42.

7 Harison, 1832

24 Thomas, 1823-24 LAWSON, Percival P., portrait painter.

3 Harison, 1825-27 84 Prince, 1842

LAWSON, Peter, quill manufacturer.

LATOURETTE, John, maps. Rivington n. Chrystie, 1821

21 Cortlandt upstairs, 1837 12 Oliver, 1822

75 Barclay upstairs, 1838-40 “Widow of Peter” 16 York, 1823.

LATOURRETTE, Daniel, printer. See also Kelley & LAWYERS’ LIBRARY INSTITUTE.

Latourrette. 22 City-hall, 1831, 1835-41

70 Bowery h. 74 North Moore, 1836 4 City-hall, 1842

Name also appears at various addresses with no occupation “N Y Law Institute” 1835-38; “Law Institute Library”

1825, 1830-32, 1837-42; distiller 1829; chemist 1833-35; 1839-42.

136 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

LAY, Amos, map publisher. LEBRUN, J. J., printer.

208 Elizabeth, 1826 110 Fulton, 1841

238 Elizabeth, 1827-29, 1831-41 LECKEY, Charles C., copyist.

LAYDEN, John, printer. 52 John h. 138 Hester, 1842 21 Elm, 1832 LECOUNT & HAMMOND, engravers.

2555 Orange, 1835 Pearl, 1839 THE LECTURER. 55 Elm, 1840 192 Broadway, 1841

200 Bowery, 1834 4 Wall c. New, 1833-34

76 Elm, 1841 LEE, John N., engraver.

Collector 6th ward 1840; no occupation 1841. 1 Cortlandt h. 2 98 William, 18 38

LEACH, Edwin & Frederick, engravers. 251 Broadway h. 298 Madison, 1840

Twelfth c. Avenue 5th, 1833-34 —— h. 256 Henry, 1841 1834 entry lists Edwin only. —— h. 27 Gouverneur, 1842

LEACH, George, typefounder. See also George Leitch. LEE, William, bookbinder.

15 Rhynders, 1823 Hubert n. Chapel, 1821 17 Desbrosses, 1822-23

LEACH, John, bookbinder. 74 Varick, 1826

| 121 Forsyth, 1822 106 Varick, 1827-28 LEAVITT, Jonathan, bookseller and publisher. See also 45 King, 1829

Leavitt, Lord & Co. 106 Varick, 1830-32 182 Broadway, 1827 42 Carmine, 1833

— h. 43 Dominick, 1828-31 218 Wooster, 1834 —— h. 57 Franklin, 1832 215 Wooster, 1835-36 — h. 75 Franklin, 1833-34 22 Cornelia, 1837 180 Broadway h. 251 Broome, 1835 27 Downing, 1838 — h. 87 Rivington, 1836-39 215 Wooster, 1839-42 114 Nassau h. ——, 1840 McKay 1814-16. 14 John h. ——, 1841 LEEFE, George E. P., printer. 194 Broadway h. ——, 1842 141 Nassau, 1842 Bookseller 1827-39; no occupation 1840; publisher 1841-42.

The 1827 entry appears only in Supplement. LEELAND, B. See Belarmine Lelend.

LEAVITT, Rev. Joshua, editor. LEET, Horace, agent A[merican] T[ract] S[ociety].

156 Front h. 80 Charlton, 1829 150 Nassau, 1835-36

— 1836 . .

: 2William h. 301831 Charlton, 1830 LEFFERTS, Titus, carpenter. See also Brown & Nassau h. ——, 20 Ann h. 146 Thompson, 1832

Lefferts.

162 Nassau h. ——, 1833-35 71 Ann, 1835 68 Ann h. 21 James, 1836 —— h. 89 Nassau, 1837 61 Ann h. 3 Birmingham, 1837

143 Nassau, 1838-39 — h. 9 Hamilton, 1838-39 246 Front h. ——, 1840

g Spruce, 1840-41

LEAVITT, LORD & Co., books. See also Jonathan LEGGETT, William, editor [of the New York Evening

Leavitt; Charles A. Lord. Post] (q.v.) See also Bryant, Leggett & Co. 182 Broadway, 180 Broadway, 1835-371834 27 Wall, 1829 130 Lombardy, 1827

h. Fourth n. Wooster, 1830

LEAYCRAFT, James, printer. h. 99 Fourth, 1831

169 Varick, 1841-42 49 William h. ——, 1832-33 ,

LEAYCRAFT, John, printer. a h. 274 Fourth, 1834-35

167 Varick, 1834-42 43 Pine h. 108 ——, 1836 Broadway h. ——, 1837

LEBLANC, William A., stationer. 274 Fourth, 1838

377 Broadway h. 187 Laurens, 1842 No occupation 1827.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 137

LEHMANN, T. F., portrait painter. LETTSON, R. & J., stationers.

162 Wooster, 1838-39 45 Wall, 1827-29 . . “R. & I.” 1828; “Letson” 1829. 1827 entry in Supplement LEHR, John, portrait painter. only.

333 Broadway, 1836

LEUBA, Lewis, printer.

LEICESTER, William, engraver and brassfounder. 11 Jersey, 1832

Lombardy n. Walnut, 1827-28 77 Allen, 1833

7 Goerck, 1830 52 Suffolk, 1834

161 Broome, 1832 ;

469 Greenwich, 1831 237 Delancey, 1835 411 Greenwich, 1833 LEVIE, John, publisher. Brassfounder 1827-28; engraver 1830-31; engineer 1832-33. 17 Ann, 1841

LEITCH, George, typefounder. See also George Leach. LEVIE, John E., miniature painter.

123 Forsyth, 1825 251 Broadway, 1835-36

43 Watts, 1826 LEVISON, J. & U. See Uriah Levison & Brother. 35 Watts, 1827

LEVISON, John, books.

LEITCH, Thomas, bookbinder. 196 Chatham h.go East-Broadway, 1841

114 Wooster, 1829-30 196 Chatham, 1842 LELAND, Harriet, bookbinder. LEVISON, Uriah, & BROTHER, books. 15 Oak, 1823-24 154% William h. 5 Division, 11838 e ee

LELEND, Belarmine, bookbinder. 2 whatham eauare n ath 2 Division, 1839

81Water, Wall,1821-22 1820 “lg U. _ESBS pr ©40:4 65 Se IsOn

McKay 1820; and a Belarmine Leland 1813-19. “B. Leeland, LEVY, Abraham, bookbinder.

62 Water-street” is listed among the members of the New York

Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822. 205 Church, 1823-24 77 Gold, 1825

LEMAN, Michael L., quill dresser. 76 Gold, 1831

353 Grand, 1833-34, 1837-42 22 Ferry, 1832

Fancy store 1833; no occupation 1834. Card manufacturer 1831-32. LEMERICK, Edward, copperplate printer. LEVY, Francis, press maker.

11 Ann, 1838-39 Horatio n. Hudson, 1838 LEMERLE, Augustus, printer and typefounder. LEWER, Jemima M. See William Lewer; Jemima M. Orange c. Elm, 1824 Mason (late Lewer). Barcl wremecto” % 825 iBaa: typefounder 182 LEWER, William, printer and publisher. See also 5: a yp 5 Jemima M. Mason (late Lewer).

LENNON, John, paper-stainer. 2 Pine h. 63 Greenwich, 1837-38 143 Varick, 1829 Printer 1837; “publisher of American reprints of British Reviews and Magazines” 1838. “Jemima M., widow of William”

LESAGE, Julius, printer. appears 1839; thereafter as “Jemima M. Mason (late Lewer)”.

335 Hudson, 1836 LEWIS, Benjamin G., modeller. Name also appears as bandboxes 1840-42. 48 Cortlandt, 1837

LESLIE. See also Ingham & Leslie, calico printers. LEwIs, Charles E., engraver.

LESLIE, John, bookbinder. 493 Broadway, 1842 150 Fulton, 1839-41 LEWIS, Evan D., copperplate printer.

L’ESTAFETTE. 634 Greenwich, 1834 64 Cedar, 1838-39 14 Batavia, 1836 111 Batavia, 1837

LESUEUR, St. Ange, & Co., printers. 128 Avenue 6th, 1838-39

3 Barclay h. 1 Mercer, 1839 37 Christopher, 1840 5 Barclay h. 61 Walker, 1840-42 “Evan B.” 1834.

138 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

LEWIS, George W., lithographer. LIDDLE, John B., books.

136 Beekman, 1841 85 Canal, 1836-38 136 Nassau, 1842 422 Broadway, 1839-42

LEWIS, Joseph L., engraver, seal cutter, artist and

Lacks initial 1836-37.

LIDDLE,211 Josiah printer. 3printer. Wall, 1820-23 Elm,B., 1842 38 New, 1824-25 LIEBENAU, Henry Frederick, engraver and artist. _ 88 William, 1824

—— h. 147 Wooster, 1827 42 Vesey, 1825-29

2’

—— c. New opposite the Wall-street Church, 352 Hu dson, 1833

Walt we 120 Nassau h. 69 Lispenard, 1834

3 mea Now 3 47 .Canal, 1835 C2 NEW, 7931-35 524 Pearl, 1836

104 Broadway opposite Trinity Church-yard, 1836 rear 616 Broadway, 1837

—, towards City Hotel, 1837-39 379 Bowery c. Fifth 1838

500 [sic] Wall c. New n. Broadway, 1840 406 Broadway 1840-41

2 Barclay h. Hoboken, 1842 6x Lispenard 1842

Engraver & seal cutter 1821-22; engraver, printer, & seal F , » 1804: “Frederick » 48 ; cutter 1823; engraver & artist 1825-29; engraver & printer ay A engraver 1024; rredlerick, engraver’ 1025-29; 1830-40; engraver 1842. Display advertisement 1824. McKay Henry, artist” 1833-42. list 816-19. ee Ser Os LIFE IN NEW YORK. See also Spirit of the Times.

LEWIS, Junius, bookstore. 128 Fulton, 1841 192 Greenwich, 1821 LIGHT, George W., books.

73 Vesey, 1822 126 Fulton, 1839 “Junius S. Lewis” appears without occupation 1825, 1827-35, ?

1838-40; merchant 1837; coal dealer 1841-42. LIGHTBODY, James, printing ink maker. LEWIS, Lewis, The Age (q.v.) See also Lewis and 116 Wooster, 1834

[Watt]. 227 Sullivan, 1835-38

532 West c. Charlton, 1836 370 Cherry, 1839

131 Nassau, 1838 340 Monroe, 1840-41 52 Laurens, 1839 153 Cherry, 1842

497 Broome, 1840-42 Name also appears as dyer at various addresses 1821-33. Grocer 1836; no occupation 1839-42. LINCOLN, Charles R., printer.

LEWIS, Robert, pictures. rear 190 Laurens, 1840

209 Fulton, 1842 LINDON, James, bookstore.

LEWIS, Walter, books. See also Brown & Lewis. ° wathaine: ee

320 Bowery c. Bleecker, 1841-42 105 Waatham, 1929

LEWIS, Zachariah, editor [of] Amer/ican] Mis/sionary] Sey R., stereotyper. See also Redfield &

sean an ay) 111 Hester,1831-32 1830 Book! 180 27 Second, 1027 17 Second, 1833, 1835 “Z.” yn, 1821-26. No occupation 1826-27. McKay 1804-20 as :

editor of Commercial Advertiser (q.v.). 13 Chambers h. 12 First, 1836-37 “Lindsey” 1836-37.

LEWIS & [WATT], The Age (q.v.) See also Lewis Lewis;

William W. Watt. LINEN, George, portrait painter.

131 Nassau, 1838 166 Elm, 1837, 1840

Appears as “Lewis & Wall”. 40 nomen’ ron 177 Grand, 1842

105 Charlton, 1835-36 THE LIBERTINE. Fennell; Linen & Horn.

LEWLOR, John, printer. See also John Lawlor. Artist 1837; portrait painter 1840-42.

LINEN, James, bookbinder and books. See also Linen &

31 Ann, 1842 80 Vesey h. 18 Franklin, 1836-37

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 139

— h. 45 Clarkson, 1838 LIT[ERARY] COM[PANION]. See G. & J. Huntley. 389 Broadway h. 149 Franklin, 1839 229 Broadway h. ——, 1840 LITERARY GAZETTE. See also James Aldrich; James

174 Fulton h. 164 Duane, 1841-42 G. Brooks.

Binder 1836-38, 1842; books 1838-41. 45 Ann, 1839

LINEN, John, portrait painter. LITTLE, Daniel, printer.

106 Spring, 1837 Fifteenth n. Fitzroy, 1827 138 Spring, 1838-39 LITTLE, Thomas, bookbinder. 267 Hudson, 1840 139 Chambers, 182

279 Hudson, 1841 39 , 5 177 Hudson, 1842 LITTLEFIELD, Cornelius, bookbinder. Second entry for 1839 gives address at 166 Elm. 71 Anthony, 1837

LINEN & FENNELL, books and bookbinders. See also LIVINGSTON, Alfred, printer.

William A. Fennell; James Linen. 329 Greenwich, 1840

389 Broadway, 1838 148 Chambers, 1841 ——?: 174 Fulton, 1839 8 Hubert, 1842 229 Broadway: ——, 1840 No occupation 1841-42. 174 Fulton, 1841

; 51 Prince, 1842

Books at Broadway address; bookbinders on Fulton. LLOYD, Henry H. J., prints. LINEN & HORN, bookbinders. See also Peter A. Horn;

James Linen. LOBDELL, Jerome B., printer.

80 Vesey, 1836-37 214 Walker, 1836 LINIHAN, William, printer. 49 Essex, 1841 2 Oak c. Pearl, 1842 129 Orchard, 1842

LINTz, John, printer. LOCKE, Frederick, bookbinder.

53 Elm, 1822-23 494 Pearl, 1825

Nassau c. Ann, 1824-25 46 Cedar, 1826

McKay lists at 93 Duane 1816-17. LOCKE, Richard A., editor. See also Locke & Rudd;

LIPPENS, Francis, paper colorer. New Era.

32 Forsyth, 1820-21 18 Duane, 1834

Forsyth n. Hester, 1822 go Franklin, 1835 156 Hester, 1823 160 Nassau, 1838-39 49 Forsyth, 1824-25 45 Greenwich, 1842

McKay 1820. “Lock” 1838 (but alphabetted “Locke”); “Richard Adams Locke” without occupation 1842.

LIPPETTE, Ernst, paper boxes. 56 Roosevelt, 1835 LOCKE, Thomas H., bookbinder. 46 Cedar, 1827-28

LIPPINCOTT, Elisha. See Headden & Lippincott, 42 Beekman, 1829

publishers. 54 Robinson, 1830

LIPPINCOTT, George, card maker. 527 Pearl, 1831 under 124 Broadway, 1832 97 Amos, 1831-33

327 Bleecker, 1834 LOCKE & RUDD, New Era (q.v.) See also Richard A.

20 Factory, 1835 Locke; Thereon Rudd. 747 Greenwich, 1836 160 Nassau, 1838 141 Amos, 1837

171 Amos, 1838 LOCKMAN, Isaac P., copperplate printer.

Cartman 1837; carman 1838. 182 Water h. 108 Cedar, 1819-21 LITERARY & THEOLOGICAL REVIEW.

McKay 1819-20.

141 Nassau, 1835 LOCKWOOD, F. & R., bookstore and library. See also

148 Nassau, 1836-37 Frederick Lockwood; Roe Lockwood.

128 Fulton, 1838-39 154 Broadway, 1822-24

140 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 LOCKWOOD, Frederick, bookseller. See also F. & R. 18 Christopher, 1836 Lockwood; L. & F. Lockwood; Roe Lockwood. 2071/2 Hudson, 1838

154 Broadway, 1819-21 54 Chatham, 1839 —— h. 135 Chambers, 1822 52 Clarkson, 1840 —— h. 8g Leonard, 1823 97 Nassau, 1841

McKay 1817-20. 111 Fulton, 1842

Reporter 1833-34; editor & law reporter 1835-36, 1838-40; LOCKWOOD, Henry, stereotyper. law reporter 1841-42.

284 Broome, 1836

14 Willett, 1837 LOMAX, John, printer. See also Lomax & Mitchell;

139 Delancey, 1838-39 Lomax & Vinten.

130 Norfolk, 1840-42 19 Dey,4 Liberty 1830 h. 44 Cedar, 1831 LOCKWOOD, James D., books. 37 Nassau h. 75 Frankfort, 1832 5 John, 1842 2 William h. 51 Beaver, 1833 LOCKWOOD, John, books. 32 Ann h. 564 Pearl, 1834

6 Madison, 1835 Also “Anna, widow of John” 267 Greenwich 1835. Typecutter 1834.

LOCKWOOD, L. & F., bookstore and library. See also

Frederick Lockwood y LOMAX & MITCHELL, printers. See also John Lomax;

154 Broadway, 1820-21 mania!1932 wits McKay 1818-20. 37 Nassall,

LOCKWOOD, Roe, bookseller. See also F. & R. Lock- LOMAX & VINTEN, printers. See also John Lomax;

wood; Frederick Lockwood. Charles Vinten.

154 Broadway, 1821 2 William, 1833

— h. 163 William, 1822 LONERGAN, Richard F., printer. ——_ h. 54 Ann, 1823 128 Fulton h. 293 Greenwich, 1842 ——~y» 1624

399 Broadway, 1825 LONG, G. W., printer. 415 Broadway, 1826-28 5 Hague, 1839

— h. 64 Lispenard, 1829-36 LONG, George, printer, bookseller and stationer. See 411 Broadway h. ——, 1837-38 . also Wiley & Long.

— h. 104 Bleecker, 1839-42 — 71 Pearl, 1821-22 1826 Directory contains second entry PublicNo Buildings h. 03 62 Pearl, Pearl.1623-25 18 &c.: “Cheap bookstore (Lockwood’s) 415 under Broadway”. ——— A.

occupation 1821-24. 161 Broadway, 1826-30

LOCKWOOD, William, miniature painter. Parl h. 51 Bleecker, 1831-34

164 Broadway, 269//2h.Pearl h. ——, 1835-37 4Y 293 971836 Fulton ——, 1838-42

LODER, William, printer. Printer & bookseller 1821-25; bookseller & stationer 1826Allen"n.?North. 1826 32;printer books &c.and 1833-34; books 1835-42. McKay lists printer 1802-11; bookseller 1812-20. g2 Forsyth, 1827

LOGAN, William, typecaster. LONG, Martin B., printer. See also Long & Carter; Long

122 & Lawrence. 3 » Warren. 189 13618Water, 1835-36

LOG CABIN. 138 Water h. Brooklyn, 1837 30 Ann, 1840-41 —— h. 5 Whitehall, 1838 LOHMAN, Charles, publisher. Also “Harriet E., widow of M. B., printer” 131 Front 1839-40.

148 Greenwich, 1840-42 LONG, Oliver, typefounder and typecaster.

LOKEY, James, printer. 3 ue 1825 6 Vesey c. Greenwich h. Twenty-first, 1841 1 ames, 102 139 Reade, 1829

LOMAS, John, editor and law reporter. 136 Walker, 1830-37

251 William h. 25 Wooster, 1833 138 Walker, 1838-39

1 Chambers h. 373 Grand, 1834 66 Mott, 1840-42 15 Grand, 1835 Typefounder 1825-26, 1835-42; typecaster 1829-34.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 141 LONG & CARTER, printers. See also John Carter; 136 Mulberry, 1832

Martin B. Long. 126 Ludlow, 1833

131 Front c. Pine, 1839 29 Ann h. 60 Roosevelt, 1834

; 88 William h. ——, 1836

LONG & LAWRENCE, printers. See also Peter oo u h 242 Division, 1835

Lawrence; Martin B. Long. 144 Division, 1837

136 Water, 1835-36 rear 152 Wooster, 1838-40 LONGACRE. See Draper, Toppan, Longacre & Co., 36 Downing, 1841

engravers. rear 36 Downing, 1842

LONGKING, Joseph, printer. No occupation 1834; carter 1838-42.

73 Nassau, 1832 LOOMIS, Elijah B., printer. 23 Christopher, 1833 198 Hester, 1821-23 669 Greenwich, 1835 113 Chrystie, 1835

112Wooster, Bank, 1836-37 79 York, Essex,1827 1826 60 1839 13 “John Longking” 1832. g York, 1828-42

LONGWORTH, David, [publisher]. McKay lists at 140 Pump 1818-20.

11 Park, 1819-21. LORD, Charles A., bookseller. See also Leavitt, Lord & No occupation 1821. McKay 1796-1820. Co.

LONGWORTH, Octavius, stationer. See also Kidder’s 182 Broadway h. 52 Varick, 1834

Manufactures. h. 87 Rivington, 18 219 Orange, 1827-28 7 » 1937 180 Broadway, 1835-36

22 Exchange Place h. ——, 1830 LORD, George W., bookseller.

—— h. 8 Rivington, 1831 281/, Front, 1825

329 Pearl h. ——, 1832 60 Front, 1826 ——., 1832-35 124 Varick h. 247 Spring, 1827

301 Pearl, 1836-38 258 Henry, 1828 — h. Williamsburgh, 1839-42 183 Broadway upstairs, 1829

No occupation 1827-28; “Kidder’s manufactures and sta- 151 Broadway, 1830 tioner” 1829-37; “Kidder’s manufactures, writing ink, sealing h. 161 Elm 1831

wax, &c. and stationer” 1838-42. ;> 155 Broadway h. King, 1832 LONGWORTH, Thomas, publisher. 134 Cedar h. 113 King, 1833

189 Broadway h. 14 Howard, 1821 Merchant 1825-27; no occupation 1828. rear oe eens CFCEE Be IFAM, 122 LORD, William C., printer. See also Lord & Bartlett.

84 Maiden-l h. M . Grand, 18

—— h. Fourth n. Broadway, 6 Maiden-l 3 15 Pine h. 23 Greene, 1823 7)1823 Malden-lane, 1934 — h. 29 Green, 1824-29 LORD & BARTLETT, publishers. See also William C. 15 Pine upstairs h. ——, 1830-32 Lord. 39 Pine h. ——, 1833-35 761/. Maiden-lane, 1831 118 Nassau h. ——, 1836

——., 1837 : LOSSING, Benson J., engraver.

h. Ryer-place and Square, 1838 13 Chambers h. 198 Fulton, 1839

——, 1839-40 — h. 43 Eldridge, 1840-42 h. — place, 1841 “Benton” 1839.

—— h. Ryer-place, 1842 LOTHIAN, George B., typefounder. See also Lothian & “T.” 1822-23, 1825. No occupation 1822-42. Display ad- Hagar; Lothian & Pell.

vertisements 1821 (four), 1824, 1825, and 1831. From the O 8 evidence of some copies examined, Longworth’s directories 121 UTange, 1921 seem to have been issued regularly in quarter calf finished with 33 Provost, 1823

lists as bookseller 1816-17. 1 ,

printed paper advertising for Longworth and others. McKay 65 Catharine, 1824 2231/2 Pearl, 1825

LOOKER, Ira, printer. 6th Avenue n. Fourth, 1836 470 Broome, 1829 41 Spruce, 1827 rear 153 Chatham, 1830 76 Prince, 1828-30

163 Mulberry, 1831 209 Chatham, 1831

142 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

LOTHIAN, George B. (cont. ) —— h. 414 Broome, 1826

13 Jacob h. 11 James, 1832 ——, 1827

——., 1833 — h. 63 Church, 1828 —— h. 15 Jacob, 1834 279 Broadway h. ——, 1829

81 Cliff h. 25 Vandewater, 1835-37 297 Broadway, 1830

25, Vandewater, 1838 8 Grove, 1831 74 Fulton h. ——, 1839 362 Hudson, 1832 42 Spruce, 1840-42 67 Maiden-lane, 1833

“Lothien” 1824. McKay lists George Lothian 1815-16 and — h. 362 Hudson, 1834

George B. Lothian, 115 Orange 1820. — h. 43 Second, 1835

LOTHIAN & HAGAR, typefounders. See also William 183 Broadway h. ——, 1836-37

Hagar; George B. Lothian. —— h. 248 Orange, 1838

74 Fulton, 1839 —— h. 4 Grove, 1839-42 LOTHIAN & PELL, typefounders. See also George B. LOVETT, Thomas L., copperplate printer.

Lothian; Alfred S. Pell. 270 Bowery, 1824

2231, Pearl and 20 Gold, 1825 178 Water, 1825 52 Fulton h. 36 Anthony, 1826

LOUGHLIN, Patrick, books. Lacks initial 1824, 1826. Also “Louisa, widow of Thomas” 146 Leonard, 1841-42 12 Greene 1827-28; 122 Bleecker 1829-30. Stone seal engraver

Books 1841; bootmaker 1842. 1824; no occupation 1826.

LOUIS, Francis J., quill merchant and pen manufacturer. Low, John, printer and bookbinder.

10 Harison, 1835-37 139 Cherry, 1820-21

~ 58 Chapel, 1823

“& Co.” 1837. Entry continues “... and baker” 1835. 4 Orchard, 1822

LOUNSBERY, John R., cameo cutter. 138 Reed, 1824

67 Bedford, 1841 Brooklyn, 1825 66 Bedford, 1842 Greenwich c. Charlton, 1826

_ ; 129 Chapel, 1827-28

LOUTREL, William M., stationer. See also Rich & 193 Hester, 1830

Loutrel. Second entry in 1828 among additional names: “printer to

61 William h. 49 Dominick, 1836 209 Fulton”. Designated bookbinder 1830 only. McKay lists as

— h. 576 Broome, 1837-42 editor, bookseller and printer 1796-1819 and as printer 1820.

“William L.” 1841-42. LOw, Spencer F., writer.

LOUVET, Edou[aJrd, ed[{itor] Fr[ench] paper. 118 Suffolk, 1834

20 Maiden-lane, 1826 73 Clinton, 1835

18 Wall, 1836 turer].

LOVELL, Asa R., stationer. LOWBER, Elizabeth, widow of Michael, ink manuf[ac-

Broadway c. Leonard, 1837 64 Frankfort, 1820-25

173 Chapel, 1838 53 Ferry, 1826

No occupation 1837; baker 1838. isonne oMcKey aBe as boarding house, various addresses,

LOVETT, Edward, printer. LOWBER, William, ink manufacturer and news collector.

23 Burton, 1834 37 Ferry c. Cliff, 1827-29

LOVETT, Edward S., xylographer. 68 Ann, 1831

ig Ann h. 222 William, 1836 85 Oliver, 1832 —— h. 155 Fourth, 1837 51 Roosevelt, 1833-35

58 18382886Bayard, Hamersley, 1836 “&Chrystie, Co.” 1836. 1837-38 68 Greene, 1839

LOVETT, John D., seal engraver. 162 Forsyth, 1841-42

1 Cortlandt h. 4 Grove, 1842 Lacks initial 1832-34. Ink manufacturer 1827-29; news

LOVETT, Robert, seal engraver. collector 1831-42.

249 Broadway, 1824 LOWE, Alexander, prints.

259 Broadway, 1825, 85/2 Canal, 1839

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 143

85 Canal, 1840-41 LUDLOW, Alfred, paper warehouse. 67 Canal, 1842 216 William, 1833 going from 216 William, 1834

LOWE, Joshua, engraver and jeweller.

29 Rose, 1828 LUDLUM, David, printer. See also David Ludlam.

rear 213 Broome, 1829 5 Avenue C, 1833-34

26 Church, 1831 LUDWIG, Henry, printer. See also Ludwig & Tolefree;

35 Provost, 1832 Sackmann & Ludwig. 7 Cortlandt h. 202 Broadway, 1826 31 Pell, 1827-28

18'/2 Maiden-lane, 1837 71 Vesey h. 52 Robinson, 1829

158 Broadway, 1840 —— h. 40 Vesey, 1830

Jeweller 1828-29, 1832; engraver 1831, 1836-37, 1840. 72 Vesey h. ——, 1831

LOWE, Robert, engraver. —— h. 86 Laight, 1832-34 60 Maiden-lane, 1829 — bh. 14 Church, 1835 h. 35 Liberty, 1830 121 Washington: —— h. ——, 1836

= Maiden-lane, 1831 72 Vesey h. 200 Church, 1837

2 Cortlandt, 1832 — h. 198 Church, 1838-41 183 Broadway h. 78 Cedar, 1833 —— h. 204 Greenwich, 1842

——, 1834 LUDWIG & TOLEFREE, printers. See also Henry 164 Broadway, 1835-36 | Ludwig; William Tolefree.

146 Broadway, 1837-38 71 Vesey, 1829-30

158 Broadway h. 34 Mott, 1839 72 Vesey, 1831-32 14 Maiden-lane h. ——, 1841 LUFF, Henry L., printer.

229 Broadway h. 115 White, 1840

251 Broadway h. ——, 1842 166 Division, 1838 29 Oak, 1840

soe Bondway poowsenler LUGAR, George C., printer[?].

62 Houston h. 41 Houston, 1840

LUCKEY, Rev. Samuel, editor. Probable typographical error for “painter” as that occupation 200 Mulberry h. 141/2 Crosby, 1836 appears 1831-39, 1841-42.

14 Crosby, 1837-38 LULLER, John, printer.

200 Mulberry h. 14'/2 Crosby, 1839-41 159 Madison, 1841 Listed in additional names 1836; no occupation 1837-41.

LUND, Theodore, miniature painter. See also Simons &

LUCKNER, Frederick, paper boxes. Lund.

7 Liberty, 1837-38 202 Broadway, 1836 152 Broadway, 1837

LUCKNER, Robert, paper boxes. 54 Nassau, 1839-42 30 Maiden-lane, 1839

232 Pearl, 1840 LUTKINS, Stephen H., Apprentice’s Library (q.v.)

244 Pearl, 1841-42 499 Greenwich, 1821 Chambers h. 11 Leonard, 1822-23

LUDINGTON, Orin, bookbinder. Chapel c. Anthony, 1824

140 Elm, 1838 No occupation 1821; grocer 1824.

New York Institution, 1828-31 5No_occupation Sullivan, 1842 ; 1838. Centre c. White, 1833-35 Eighth n. Avenue D, 1837 91838 Spruce, 1842 389 Fourth, 579 Fourth, 1839 LYMAN, Nathan, typefounder.

38 a Ba LYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. See also J. E. DeKay. 563 Broadway, 1836-42

LUDLAM, David, printer. See also David Ludlum. LYCEUM REPORTER.

381 Fourth, 1840 Christopher c. Herring, 1821

546 Fourth, 1841 12 Lumber, 1822-23 602 Fourth, 1842 h. 103 Greenwich, 1824

144 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

LYMAN, Nathan (cont.) M’BRIDE, James, typecaster.

13 Thames, 1826 146 Orange, 1832 — h. 8 Thames, 1827

8 Lumber, 1828 MCCABE, James S., [bookbinder]. 70 Cedar, 1829 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 6 Commerce, 1830-31 Book-Binders 1835. Grocer 1821-22; no occupation 1823.

M’CABE, John, & Co., intelligencer.

LYNCH, John, printer. 99 Nassau h. 35, Forsyth, 1841

115 Varick, 1842 — h. 41 Forsyth, 1842

LYNCH, Joseph P., printer. See also next entry. _ 5 Thomas, 1824 MCCABE, William, bookbinder.

83 Chapel, 1825 126 Orchard, 1835-36 71 Vandam, 1830 250 Broome, 1837 Gay n. Sixth, 1831 235 Broome, 1838 Anthony, 1832-

oa 94 G cove, i oe 35 M’CAULLY, Daniel, printer. Initial appears 1835 only. Same as “Patrick J.”? 12 Cliff, 1821-22 No occupation 1821.

LYNCH, Patrick J., printer. See also previous entry.

69 Pine, 1823 McCAVE, William, bookbinder. 30 Cross, 1825 108 Orange, 1834 112 Chapel, 1826 Chrystie n. Broome, 1835 12 Gay, 1841-42

Lacks initial 1825-26, 1841. The 1842 entry reads “Joseph M’CHESNEY, James, publisher.

Lynch” but is alphabetted between two “Patrick Lynch 1 Chatham Square, 1832

LYNCH, Thomas, artists’ canvas. M’CLASKEY, James, printer.

78 Barclay, 1841 William c. Frankfort, 1823 70 Barclay, 1842

LYNDE. See Hayward, Lynde & Stanley, printers. M’CLELLAND, Joseph C., printer and bookseller. 257 Water, 1822

LYON, Aaron, quill manufacturer. 285, Water, 1824-29

245 Pearl, 1828 248 Water, 1830-31

Also appears as coal yard at various addresses 1832, 1834-38; Lacks initial 1824-25, 1829-31. Stationery store 1822; printer

merchant 1831; no occupation 1833. and bookseller 1824-31. Second entry for Joseph M’Lellan, LYON, John W., bookbinder.

bookseller, 285 Water 1826.

46 Norfolk, 1842 M’CLENACHAN, James, printer. LYON, Michael, bookbinder. 27 Henry, 1831 25 Elm, 1822

McKay lists a Michael Lyons, bookbinder, 128 Reed 1815. M’CLOSKEY, —, printer. e (NOTE: Entries beginning “M’” and “Mc” are

12 New, 1827

interfiled here, with entries beginning “Mac” M’CLOUD, Daniel, bookbinder. following. | 121 Washington, 1826

M’ARTHUR, Robert J., printer. 5 Anthony, 1827 195 Fourth, 1841

M’CLURE, John T., printer.

M’BEATH, James, bookbinder. 125, Sullivan, 1831-34

32 Orchard, 1822-31 21 Downing, 1835

50 Hester, 1832-34 Avenue 6th n. Thirteenth, 1836 240 Hester, 1835 121 Sullivan, 1838 240 Broome, 1836-37 “McClure” 1833-35; lacks initial 1838. “M’Beth” 1822-24, “Macbeth” 1822 (second entry), 1825,

‘James McBeath” is treasurer, New: York Benevolent Associa: M’CLUSKEY, William, engraver.

tion of Journeyman Book-Binders 1835. 33 John, 1842

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 145

M’CoMB, William, typefounder. 140 Chapel, 1830

193 Hester, 1825 50 Grand, 1831

72 Mulberry, 1828 20 Downing, 1832-33

74 Mulberry, 1829 38 Carmine, 1834 51 Downing, 1835 252Ludlow, William,1830 18323019 Grand, 1836

7 Caroline, 1839 56 John, 1837-38

8 Thomas, 1840 junction Bloomingdale-road & Avenue 6th, 1839-42

rear 17 Anthony, 1841 “M’Davit” 1829.

ae tee en eMeCombe’ 1832 M’DONALD, Duncan, bookbinder. 68 William, 1821-25 M’CONNELL, George, typefounder. Ann c. Nassau, 1827 383 Greenwich, 1831 103 Nassau c. Ann, 1831 96 Cedar, 1832-35 “MacDonald” 1831. McKay lists at 68 William, 1819; 81

55 Rose, 1836 Mae b20- Member, New York Friendly Association of 29 Chestnut, 1837-42

Fruit store 1836; founder 1837-42. M’DONALD, Peter, printer.

McCoRMICK, Marcella, copyist. 34 Reet Bay

4561/2 Broadway, 1838 28 Ree d, 1824 M’Coy, Robert, printer. 52 Elizabeth, 1826 16 Mulberry, 1841-42 208 William, 1827-29 M’CREA, William, stereotyper. x. Spruce, 1831 O occupation 1822. 80 Charlton, 1841-42

wcREADY, M’DONALD, Samuel, copperplate printer. Lewis, printer. 112 Perry, 1831 Broome n. Orchard, 1821 g1 Amos, 1832

MCCREDIE, Robert, printer. 354 Hudson, 1833

155 Madison, 1831 78 Morton, 1834 82 Henry, 1832 g1 Amos, 1835

23 Eldridge, 1834 M’DOUGALL, John A., miniature painter.

200 Walker, 1836 11 Park Place, 1841-42

M’DAVIT, Charles. See Charles M’Devitt. M’DOUGALL, William, printer.

M’DERMOTT, Edward, picture liner. 269 Hudson, 1826 29 Cortlandt h. 147 Greene, 1838 423 Washington, 1827

20 Cortlandt, 1839 300 Madison, 1829 105 Fulton, 1841 287 Madison, 1830 232 Stanton, 1834

M’DERMUT, Robert, bookseller. McKay lists a printer by this name in 1812. 222 Pearl, 1817-20

—— h. 30 Harman, 1821 M’DUFFEE, D., printer. —— h. 53 Harman, 1822-24 1 Murray, 1820-21

. . Farrand at same address in 1819.

269 Pear] h. ——, 1825-26 McKay lists in 1820 and also cites firm of M’Duffee & 4 Burling-slip h. ——,, 1827-30

—— h. 53 East-Broadway, 1831-33, 1835-40 M’ELRATH, Thomas, bookseller and publisher. See also

113 Fulton h. ——, 1841 Greeley & McElrath; M’Elrath & Bangs. “McDermutt” 1835-37. Also “Abigail McDermutt, widow 12 Crosby, 1828 of Robert” 47 East-Broadway 1842. Merchant 1831-33; no 85, Chatham, 1829-31

occupation 1833, 1835-41. McKay 1803-20. — h. 28 Bayard, 1832

M’DEVITT, Charles, printer. — h. 329 Broome, 1833 Canal n. Chapel, 1824-25 29 Ann h. 30 Orchard, 1834

108 Canal n. Chapel, 1826-27 —— h. 182 East-Broadway, 1835

33 Warren, 1828 go Nassau h. 180 East-Broadway, 1836

68 Prince, 1829 13 Pine h. 14 Columbia, 1837-39

146 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

M’ELRATH, Thomas (cont.) M’KARG, John, printer. 21 Wall h. 174 East-Broadway, 1840 140 Pump, 1821

30 or 42 John, Cross, 1822 42 John, 18421841 31 31 Orange, 1823

Clerk 1828; bookseller 1829-35; attor[ney] 1836-41; publisher 130 Leonard, 1824

1842. Saddler 1821; saddler and grocer 1822-23; printer 1824. M’ELRATH & BANGS, booksellers, stationers and printers. See also Lemuel Bangs; Thomas M’Elrath. McKay, John, picture gallery. 85 Chatham, 1829, 1831-33 565 Broadway, 1837-38

29 Ann, 1834 3 Barclay, 1839

“& Co.” 1833-34. Booksellers 1829; stationers 1831; book- 16 Cortlandt, 1840

sellers & printers 1832-34. 235 Broadway, 1841-42

M’GANN, John, modeller. , 223 Delancey, 1827 M’Kay, John, printer. rear 15 Rose, 1821

M’GARR, James, bookbinder. rear 21 Elm, 1822 106 Bayard, 1842 18 Batavia, 1831-34 MCGINTY, Patrick, printer. 129 Chatham, 1835, 1837

39 Cedar, 1833 32 Delancey, 1838 272 Division, 1839

McGONIGLE, John, typecaster. 555 Greenwich c. Charlton, 1840-41

29 Canal, 1834 McKay 1813-14, 1818.

M’GOVERN, Hugh, printer. 104 Laurens, 1839 M’KEACHNIE, Allen, quills.

274 Greenwich, 1842 253 Pearl h. 191 William, 1839

, 74/2 Maiden-lane h. ——, 1840 19 Bedford, 1836 257 Pearl h. 126 Broome, 1842 88 Barclay: 509 Broome, 1840 ; . “1: ;

M’GOWAN, Charles, printer. ann Pearl h. ——, 1841 525 Broome, 1837-39

— h. 138 Reade, 1841-42

M’KEE, Henry, printer. See also William M’Kee. 174 Grand, 1824

MCGOWRAN. See Greene & McGowran, lithographers. go Bayard, 1825

M’GRATH, Michael, bookbinder. See also Michael Grand n. Mott, 1826 Magrath.

1 William, 1827-28

18Washington, 40 Lumber, 1831 46 -East-Broadway, way, 1939 305 1832

M’GUIRE, Hugh M., printer. 68 Ann, 1833

22 Chestnut, 1831 14/, Chestnut, 1835

McHor ry, John, bookbinder. 1836-38 _ 1810-14, . 1836-37 entries for “Henry102 andMott, William”. McKay

4 Caroline, 1835 1817-18.

“John McHaffey” is member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders 1835.

M’KEE, James, typefounder.

M’INDOE, Walter, calico-printer. Sullivan n. Grand, 1823

23 Oliver, 1824 Name also appears as hackdriver 1824-27, 1834.

41 Vandewater, 1825

F actory n. Bank, 1826 M’KEE, Robert, typemaker. Sixteenth n. 8th Avenue, 1828 119 Mulberry, 1827

, 102 Mott, 1839

M’INTIRE, Patrick, printer.

257 Madison, 1840-41 M’KEE, William, printer. See also Henry M’Kee. M’INTIRE’S BANK NOTE LIST. 109 Mott, 1840-41 208 Broadway, 1842

M’INTOSH, Robert, stereotyper. M’KENZIE, David, bookbinder.

215 William, 1836 47 Ludlow, 1839-40

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 147

MCKIBBIN, George, bookbinder. M’LOUGHLIN, John, printer. See also John M’Laughlin.

Chapel, 1833 3 Chatham Square h. 21 Roosevelt, 1831 7152 York, 1834 21 Roosevelt, 1832-34 121 Chrystie, 1835-38 269 Pearl h. ——, 1835 53 Chrystie, 1839-41 69 Centre h. 277 Spring, 1836-37

7 Delancey, 1842 —— h. 70 Mott, 1838

Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 139 Centre h. ——, 1839-41

Book-Binders 1835. 10 Centre h. ——, 1842

M’LACHLIN, John, printer. M’Manus, Edward M., bookstore.

rear 57 Crosby, 1829 Chatham h. 85 Division, 1830

, 12 Roosevelt, 1822

var vay Clinton, s8s334 printer. M’NAUGHTAN, ——, portrait painter.

M’LAUGHLIN, John, printer and editor. See also John M’Loughlin; Truth Teller. M’NAUGHTON, Archibald, typecaster.

83 Cherry, 1822 191 Hester, 1829

21 Catharine, 1824 M’NAUGHTON, John, printer.

40 Thompson, 1826 68 First, 1840-41

g16 Thames, Spruce, 1827 46 Avenue 3rd, 1842 1828

174 Spring, 1829 M’QUEEN ) William, bookbinder. 86 Centre h. 93 Grand, 1830 56 Cedar, 1820-21

70 Mott, 1841 46 Cedar, 1822

Ed[itor of] Truth Teller 1830. —— c. Temple, 1823-24

Also “widow of William, bookbinder” 46 Cedar c. Temple

MCLAURIN, William S., writing master. 1825; no occupation 1826-27; boarding house 1828-32. McKay

27 Warren, 182 4-25 1818-20. Member, New York Friendly Association of Master

51 William, 1831 Book-Binders 1822.

63 Vestry, 1832 M’SPEDDON, Thomas, Jr., bookbinder. See also M’-

278 Pearl, 1834 Speddon & Cornell. 12 Clarkson, 1835-37 1 Pine, 1839

“M’Lawren” 1824-25. Also appears as attorney, 26 Beekman —— h. 7 Forsyth, 1840

h. 12 Clarkson 1838-39; at other addresses 1840, 1842. —_ hh. 149 Norfolk, 1841

M’LEAN, Allan, books. 25 Pine h. ——,, 1842

272 Grand, 1834 M’SPEDDON & CORNELL, bookbinders. See also

391 Pearl, 1836 Thomas M’Speddon, Jr_ 405 Pearl, 1837 1 Pine, 1840-41 391 Pearl, 1838-39 ,

371 Pearl, 1840-41 M’SWEENY, John, bookseller. “Allen” 1834, 1841; no occupation 1834. 27 James, 1832

M’LEES, Archibald, engraver. 52 Beaver, 1833 80 Nassau, 1841 14 Forsyth, 1834 90 William h. ——, 1842 10 City Hall Place, 1836 Name also appears as smith, 76 Mulberry 1837. 30 Madison, 1837-41 20 James, 1842

M’LELLAN, Joseph. See Joseph C. M’Clelland. Bookseller 1832-34; agent 1836-41; books 1842.

M’LEOD, Daniel, bookbinder. See also Garson & McWuoon, Edward, bookbinder.

M'Leod. 236 Elizabeth, 1834-35 26 William, 1823 109 Eldridge, 1836-37 5 Harison c. Staple, 1824 52 Oliver, 1840 11 Wall h. 8 Anthony, 1827 “McWood” 1834.

28 Renwick, 1840

: ° hd hd s (f4 ”

215, Varick, 1841-42 e (NOTE: Entries beginning “M’” and “Mc” are M’LESTER, Alexander, typecaster. interfiled above; entries beginning “Mac” follow.|

rear 552 Broome, 1836 MACBETH, James, bookbinder. See James M’Beath.

148 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 MACDANIEL, Osborne M., [printer]. See also Bradbury MAGEE, William W., bookbinder.

& Macdaniel, printers. 301 Division, 1837 435 Broadway, 1835 251 East-Broadway, 1839 9g Platt h. 5 Hubert, 1838 279 Henry, 1840

56 Gold, 1839 Lacks initial 1839. 14 Walker, 1841

76 Leonard, 1842 MAGILL, Alexander, newsman. Lacks initial 1841-42. No occupation 1838-39, 1842; c{ustom] 163 Mulberry, 1838

h[ouse] officer 1835; porterhouse 1842. 83 Orange, 1839

M’Donald. 138 Fulton, 1842

MACDONALD, Duncan, bookbinder. See Duncan THE MAGNET.

MACGILL, Robert, bookstore and library. MAGRATH, George B., books.

6 Liberty, 1817-21 42 Division h. 266 Broome, 1841-42

76 Maiden-lane, 1822-23 MAGRATH, Michael, bookbinder. See also Michael 66 William, 1824-26 M’Crath.

44 Cedar, 1827-29 56 Gold, h. 266 Broome, 1841 56 Cedar, 1830

39 Gold, 1831 MAHONY, Dennis, painter. See also Grain & Mahoney. McKay lists as bookseller and stationer 1781-1816; bookstore 9 Ann, 1831 and library 1817-20. 7 Ann, 1832

MACKAY, George W. S., penmanship. 16 Ann, 1833 463 Pearl c. Chatham, 1834

— h. 18 Reade, 1834

— h. 1211'/ Bowery, 1835 —— h. 19 Reade, 1835

1836 —42 h. Mulberry, 18 Reade, 1836 , —, h. 1837

MACKAY, Robert W.S., book agent and books. ——, 1838-39

50 Anthony, 1835 Also Mahony & Boland, painters; 16 Ann 1841.

51 Carmine, 1836 MAHONY, Patrick, scene painter.

288 Walker, 1837 205 Orange, 1831-32 282 1838h. rear——, 141 Spring 1838 11 Walker, Chatham 1839

| 129 Grand, 1837

37 Forsyth, 1840 “Mahany” 1831-32. Painter 1835, 1837. 68 Essex, 1841

1839. New c. Beaver, 1842

Book agent 1835-36; bookkeeper 1837-38, 1840-41; books MAIER, William, paper boxes.

MACKENEY, Peter, image-maker. MAIGNE, George B., printer.

78/2 Sheriff, 1830 307 Grand, 1841

MACKENZIE’S GAZETTE. 36 Attorney, 1842

162 Nassau, 1838 MAIN, William, engraver. 40 Thomas, 1824 35 Murray, 1826, 1829-33 221 Varick, 1829 MAINE, Patrick, printer. go Spruce, 1831 597/2 Broad, 1834-35 108 Bedford, 1836-38 141 Walker, 1836

MACKEY, James, typecaster and typefounder. 31 Murray, 1821-25

609 Greenwich, 1839 59 Bayard, 1838, 1840-41 Typecaster 1824; caster 1829; typefounder 1831, 1836-39. No occupation 1835-36.

MAGAZINE OF HORTICULTURE. MAJOR, James, lithographer.

88 Bowery, 1840-42 3 Nassau c. Wall, 1834

MAGAZINE OF THE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH. See MAJOR, James P., engraver.

also Reformed Dutch Church Magazine. 382 Broome, 1840

184 Nassau c. Ann, 1827 Watts, 1841

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 149

MAJOR, John, printer and lithographer. MANN, Michael D., typefounder.

73 Christopher, 1835 130 Sullivan, 1829 41 Thompson, 1836 32 Clarkson, 1830 197 Elm, 1839 15 Wooster, 1831 138 Thompson, 1840 136 Amity, 1832 Printer 1835-36; lithographer 1839-40. 16 Oak, 1833

14 Pine, 1840 .

. Also appears at various addresses as grocer 1825-27; no

MALCOLM, Edward, copyist. occupation 1828; machinist broker 1835-37. MANN, Zachariah, typefounder.

MALCOLM, Francis, bookbinder. 2 Ferry, 1835 1401/2 Bowery, 1840-41

122 Henry, 1842 MANNING, Alpha, bookbinder.

As[sistan]t Secretary, New-York Benevolent Association of 29 Ann, 1837

Journeyman Book-Binders 1835. Name also appears as furrier at various addresses 1840-42.

MALCOLM, Francis, printer. MANNING, Elijah F., bookbinder.

484 Cherry, 1842 2 Stanton, 1836-37 MALLORY, Daniel, bookseller. MANNING, John H., artist. 173 Chatham, 1824 111 Nassau, 1842

156 William h. 10 John, 1825 ,

48 Leonard, 1827 33 i 4

6 Wall h. 48 Leonard, 1826 MANE James Fs printer. 76 Maiden-lane h. 13 Murray, 1828 MANWARING, William G., printer.

54 Laight, 1829 137 Monroe, 1836-37

40 Arcade h. 35 Walker, 1830 35 Forsyth, 1838-39

103 Mercer, 1832-33

h. 35 Walker, 1831 Initial appears 1839.

1 Dey h. 77 Grand, 1834-35 MAQUESTRIN; Robert, machine printer.

Auctioneer 1826-27. Also listed at various addresses as land 11 erry, 1835 agent 1835-38; berlin grates 1829; and notary 1840-42. 114 Perry, 1836

“Maquistan” 1831; “Maqueston” 1840. “Sarah, widow of

15 Perry, 1829 1840. 32 Gold, 1831 MARCHANT, Edward D., portrait painter. See also E. D.

MALONEY, Thomas, typecaster and typedresser. Robert” 1841-42. Tailor 1831; merchant 1832; umbrellas, 1836,

Typecaster 1829; typedresser 1831. Merchant.

MAN. 156 Fulton c. Broadway, 1832 6 Thames, 1834-35 256 Broadway, 1833 29 Dey, 1834

MANCINI, John, sculptor. 41 Lispenard, 1835

65 Duane, 1836 3 Laight, 1836-37 185 Chapel, 1838 122 Bleecker, 1841-42

55/2 Beach, 1841-42 “Manchini” 1838. Marble cutter 1836, 1838. Also George MARINE BIBLE SOCIETY.

Mancini, marble cutter, 65 Duane 1835. 16 Burling-slip, 1840

MANLEY, Caroline, drawing school. 71 Wall, 1842

422 Broadway, 1832 MARIUS, Henry, copperplate printer.

, , Watts, lh. l 1827-29 49

. Washington, 13 Provost, 1821-22 220 1832 | tax Chambers. 18 69 Provost, 1823

MANN, George C., bookbinder. corner Washington & Cedar, 1820

wo Aun 1834-35 33 29 Watts, 1826

63 Wall h. 4 Carlisle, 1836-42 233 Hudson, 1891

MANN, Martin J., newsman. 89 Charlton, 1832

117 Houston, 1837 186 Houston, 1833 120 Sheriff, 1840 556 Houston, 1834-36

Paper carrier 1837; newsman 1840. McKay 1820.

150 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 MARKS, Samuel, printer. See also William Marks. — h. 192 Duane, 1838

Vesey c. Greenwich, 1821-23 — h. 96 Varick, 1839-41 63 Vesey c. Greenwich, 1824-28 — h. 28 Orchard, 1842

Peekskill, 1829 “W.R.” 1834.

63 Vesey h. 3 Harison, 1832 MARSH & HARRISON, printers. See also Joseph W.

163 Reade, 1837 Harrison; Joseph M. Marsh.

McKay 1804-20. 5 Eldridge, 1831-36

MARKS, William, printer. See also Samuel Marks. MARSHALL, Cornelius B., printer.

63 Vesey h. 33 Harison, 1831 130 Nassau, 1832

63 Vesey, 1832 86 Vandam, 1837

71 Hudson h. 3 Harison, 1834 MARSHALL, John, printer.

— 162 Franklin, 3 — h.h. 185 Franklin, 1836 351835 HOSE,R2935

19 Grand.h.234 114 Delancey, Varick, 1839 1836 ..

21 Grand h. ——, 1840-42 237 Rivington, 1837-38 23 Catharine, 1839-41 MARSAC, Harvey, engraver. MARSHALL, Jonathan, printer[?]. 105 Cherry, 1832 71 Frankfort h. 4011/2 Grand, 1841-42 80 Roosevelt, 1833 Probable typographical error. Marshall appears as painter

4 Orange, 1834 1826-41; as printer only 1842.

MARSH, Henry, Jr., printer. MARSHALL, Joseph, calico printer. See also Marshall,

11 Elizabeth, 1827 Carville & Taylor. 58 Orchard, 1828-32 26 Pine, 1837

56 Orchard, 1833-40 MARSHALL, Samuel, printer.

Lacks “Jr.” after 1828. 10 Willett, 1834

Marsh. 421/, Canal, 1832

MARSH, James, cloth finisher. See also Schofield & MARSHALL, Thomas W., paper ware room.

Twelfth n. Avenue 6th, 1840-41 —— c. Broadway, 1833

MARSH, James, printer. 42 Canal c. Broadway, 1834-35

38 Oliver, 1835 188 Grand c. Mott, N tion1836-42 1833-42. Al t vari

274 Hu 65 Fr in,dso 18 n, 1 83 6 addresses 182.91. 33°42 SO appears as grocer at various

BOS PTA POST MARSHALL, William, printer.

son. 1061829 Cedar, 1836-37 50 Rutgers, 26 Grand, 1838 5 Eldridge h. 45 Essex, 1830-34 59 Robinson, 1839-42

MARSH, Joseph M., printer. See also Marsh & Harri- 530 Pearl, 1833

a. h. 43 Essex, 1835-42 MARSHALL, CARVILLE & TAYLOR, calico printers. See

Joseph N.” 1829. also Charles Carville; Joseph Marshall; John Taylor.

MARSH, Nathaniel, editor. 26 Pine, 1836-39

Chambers c. City Hall Place, 1841 MARSIGLIA, Girlando, historical and portrait painter.

MARSH, Thomas B., typefounder. 439 Broadway, 1825

20 Thomas, 1824 493 Broadway, 1826-28 79 Murray, 1829-35 MARSH, William B., printer. 333 Broadway h. 462 Washington, 1837 199 Elm, 1833 414 Broadway h. ——, 1838-40 262 Mott, 1834 79 Murray h. ——, 1841-42

197 Elm, 1835-38 Entry for “J. Marsiglia” 1825-27; “Girlando M.” 1828;

196 Elm, 1839-41 “Gerlando” 1837-42. Portrait painter 1837-42. MARSH, William R., engraver. MARTENS, D. W., drawing m[{aster].

1 Cortlandt h. 47 Wooster, 1833 rear 183 Broadway, 1839

— h. 117 Franklin, 1834 MARTHENS, George, printer.

— h. 38 Wooster, 1835-37 662 Water, 1841

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 151

MARTIN, Henry, bookbinder. MARTIN, LAMBERT & CoO., printers. See also William

rear 89 Mulberry, 1832 Martin; William C. Martin. McKay notes a binder of this name 1806-08; another spelled 4 Lower Green, 1837

“Martine” 1810-12. 113 Fulton, 1838-39 MARTIN, Humphrey, printer.

265 Broadway, 1829 MARVIN, Aaron, Jr., reading room. rear 227 Mulberry, 1834 122 Nassau h. 51 White, 1838

MARTIN, James D. M., miniature painter.

Also appears without occupation 1834-35; bookkeeper 1837.

76 John, ents MASON, Abraham J., wood engraver and bookseller.

80 Fulton, 1830 E

mh 181 Fulton, 1826 257 Bowery, 1830 an 1827 Brooklyn, 95/2ne Fulton, 1828-29 144 Canal,1831 1833-38

ngraver on wood 1830-31, 1833; wood engraver, &c. 1834;

McKay lists a James Martin 1797-98, 1802-10, 1820; and engraver on wood, bookseller, &c. 1835-38.

James C. Martin 1799.

MARTIN, John, bookbinder. MASON, Albert, printer.

112 Norfolk, 1839 1 Benson, 1841

McKay notes bookbinder of this name 1811, 1820.

MARTIN, John A., bookbinder. MASON, Dudley, quill dresser. 131 Norfolk, 1830-31

84 Hester east of Bowery, 1821 230 Broome, 1822-24

MARTIN, John H., bookbinder. 69 Ludlow n. Broome, 1825-26

148 Leonard, 1826 84 Ludlow, 1827-29

McKay notes bookbinder of this name at 156 Hester in 1817. 231 North, 1830

83 Allen, 1831-33

MARTIN, Peter, printer. 280 Delancey, 1834

8 Gold, 1840-41 275 Delancey, 1835-42

MARTIN, Richard, paper maker. “Daniel” 1824. Second entry as “Ludley Mason” printer, 275

287 Fourth, 1837-38 ;

602 Broadway, 1835-36 Delancey 1841. 143 Avenue 3rd, 1839 MASON, Henry, printer. 68 Avenue 3rd, 1840-42 68 Nassau, 1831 Paper hanger 1835-36. 76 Maiden-lane, 1833 1 Liberty, 1834

MARTIN, Robert, bookseller. “& Co.” 1834. 69 Broadway, 1836 42 Whitehall, 1837-41 MASON, James C., printer. 26 John h. Brooklyn, 1842 100 Greenwich, 1833 “& Co.” 1837-42. 209 Church, 1834-37 MARTIN, Thomas, printer. 20 Grand, 1838-39 104 Chambers, 1838

_ MASON, Jemima M. (late Lewer), publisher of Ameri-

MARTIN, William, printer. See also Martin, Lambert & can reprints of British reviews and magazines. See

Co. also William Lewer; Joseph Mason.

4 Lower Green, 1837 2 Pine h. 63 Greenwich, 1839-41

33 Chapel, 1841 102 Broadway, 1842 __

MARTIN, William C., printer. See also Martin, Lam- 1839 entry is for “Jemima M., widow of William [Lewer]”. bert & Co.; Sears & Martin.

h. —-, 1833 Mason. 113 Fulton, 1838 2 Pine h. 63 Greenwich, 1839-41

2 Frankfort h. 3552 Hudson, 1832 MASON, Joseph, [publisher]. See also Jemima M.

— h. 60 Bedford, 1839-41 No occupation given. — h. —— Spring, 1842 “William S.” 1838. MASON, Ludley. See Dudley Mason.

152 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 MASON, Rev. Thomas, bookseller. See also Bangs & MATHER, George, printing ink manufacturer.

Mason; Mason & Lane; Waugh & Mason. Greene n. Prince h. 36 Laurens, 1821-22

2 Chatham Square, 1821-22 —— h. Prince n. Green, 1823-24 57 John, 1823 —— h. Prince c. Greene, 1825-27 55 Fulton h. 108 Chrystie, 1824 — h. 111 Prince, 1828-29

11 Crosby, 1825 109 Prince h. ——, 1830 14 Crosby, 1832 109 Greene h. ——, 1831-32 — h. 139 Spring, 1833 121 Greene h. ——, 1833

200 Mulberry h. ——, 1834-35 111 Prince, 1834-36 547 Broadway h. 12 Second, 1836 121 Greene, 1837-38 200 Mulberry h. ——, 1837-40 125 Greene, 1839 —— Pearl h. ——, 1841-42 South n. Jefferson h. ——, 1840-41

No occupation 1832-42. McKay 1817, 1819-20. South n. Gouverneur h. ——., 1842

MASON & LANE, books. See also Rev. George Lane: Display advertisements 1821-22. McKay 1816-17, 1819-20.

Rev. Thomas Mason. MATHER, William, bookbinder.

200 Mulberry, 1838-40 14 Caroline, 1834

No occupation 1838. 9 Caroline, 1835

MASONIC REGISTER. See Luther Pratt. 147 Orange, 1836

221 Delancey, 1837

MASQUERIER, Lewis, printer. 42 Division, 1838-40 21 Rose, 1838 Also “Alice, widow of William” 345 Greenwich 1841-42. 127 Cherry, 1839

15 Spruce, 1840-42 MATHEWS, George, engraver. MASS, Gottfried, engraver.

182 Delancey, 1839

2 Pine, 1840 MATHEWS, John T., books. See also John T.

— h. 493 Broadway, 1841 Matthews.

14/, Pine h. 47 Lispenard, 1842 41 Ridge, 1837 MASSACHUSETTS SABBATH SCHOOL publication. 500 i ees 3

Spruce c. Park, 1836, 1841 533 Washington, 1039 1841 entry omits “publication”. MATSELL, Augustus J., bookseller. See also all other

Masson, Alfred, cameo cutter. entries under Matsell. 143 Chatham h. 84 Cherry, 1841 222 William, 1832

151 Fulton, 1842 190 William, 1833

No occupation 1841. 22 Avenue2032nd, 1839 Chrystie, 1840-41

MASTERS, Thomas A., bookbinder. 175 Allen, 1842 Cedar c. William, 1826 Lacks initial 1832. No occupation 1839-42. rear 121 Franklin, 1829-30 rear 12 Roosevelt, 1831 MATSELL, G. W., books. See also all other entries under Matsell.

MASTERTON, David, bookbinder. 479 Pearl h. 271 Bowery, 1837

1 Cedar, 1821-25 271 Bowery, 1838 20 Liberty, 1826 22 Avenue 2nd, 1839 25 Oliver, 1827 175 Allen, 1840-42 15/2 Thames, 1829 No occupation 1838, 1842; U.S. Inspector 1839-41. George 1 White c. Chapel, 1830 W. Matsell, tailor, is listed at various addresses 1821-35.

42 Grand, 1831

rear 80 Grand, 1832 MATSELL, G. W. & A. J ., booksellers. See also Free McKay 1811-12, 1817, 1819-20. Enquirer; Augustus J. Matsell; G. W. Matsell.

, 94 Chatham h. 592 Broadway, 1834

MATHER, Andrew, printer. —— h. 288 Mulberry, 1835-36 148 Orange, 1821 479 Pearl h. 271 Bowery, 1837 25 Bancker, 1823 1836 entry reads “Free enquirers’ reading room, liberal

McKay 1818-20. booksellers and publishers of the Free Enquirers’ Library”.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 153 MATSELL, Henry C., books. See also Augustus J. portrait engraver with a copperplate printing office. McKay

Matsell; G. W. Matsell. 1802-20.

402 Broadway h. 238 Orange, 1838 MAVERICK, Peter, lithographer, engraver and printer.

22 Avenue 2nd, 1839 409 Broadway upstairs, 1832

No occupation 1839. 29 Sullivan, 1835

MATTESON, Henry B., portrait painter. 6o Sullivan, 1836

83 Duane, 1838 Lithographer 1832; engraver and printer 1835-36. 27 Renwick, 1839-40 MAVERICK, Samuel, engraver and copperplate printer.

MATTESON, Tompkins H., portrait painter. 73 Liberty, 1819-28

rear 13 Beekman, 1833 85 Liberty, 1829-31 New York University, 1841 —— h. 27 Charlton, 1832 —— n. 7 Hubert, 1842 —— 1833-35, 1837-42

’ "2 819-20.

“TH.” 1833. “S. Maverick” 1821-36. Engraver copperplate printer , 1821-35, 1841-42; auctioneer, engraverand & copperplate printer

MATTHEWS, George H., printer 1837; auctioneer & copperplate printer 1838-40. McKay 1805,

111 Twenty-first, 1838 ere 64 Duane, 1839 MAVERICK, Samuel R., engraver. 1 Manhatten Place, 1840 54 Liberty, 1833

4 Mena, 2040°4 MAVERICK & HARRIS,. engravers. See also James Lacks initial 1838.

64 Duane, 1841-42

Harris.

MATTHEWS, John T., books. See also John T. Math- 67 Liberty, 1835

Charlton, 1840-41 ’ 99 » wear Sixth n. Avenue D, 1833 MATTHEWS, Thomas L., bookseller and bookbinder. Probable typographical error. Maxson appears as engineer ews.

MAXSON, Charles, engraver.

297 Grand, 1829 1829-30, 1835-38, 1840-42.

173 Grand, 1830 MAXWELL, William, edit[or of] Jour/nal of] Com247 Broome, 1831-34 [merce].1827 29 First, 1835-37 15 Whitehall,

230 Rivington, 1839 Appears in Supplement. 90 Charlton, 1840 518 Greenwich, 1841 MAY, George, engraver.

380 Grand, 1842 66 Suffolk, 1837 No occupation 1829-32; bookseller 1833-37; binder 1839-42. Norfolk, 1838

50 Norfolk, 1839

MAVERICK, A[ndrew], copperplate printer. 112 Orange, 1840-41

21 Liberty, 1816-20 45 Orchard, 1842 — h. 84 North Moore, 1821

—— h. 26 Provost, 1822 MAy, George B., printer. — h. 388 Washington, 1823 88 Ludlow, 1840

—— ich - 1824-25 MAY, Maria, portrait painter. h. 338h.Greenwic

Also “widow of A., printer” 21 Liberty h. 338 Greenwich 1

1826; 260 Greenwich 1827; “Catherine, widow of Andrew” 260 677/2 Canal, 1829

Greenwich 1828-30. McKay 1803-20. 487 Greenwich, 1834 MAVERICK, Andrew, engraver and copperplate printer. 33 Warren, 1835

122 Fulton, 1829 MAYR, Christian, artist and portrait painter.

MAVERICK, Pieter], engraver and copperplate printer. O vaker 835-37 gar-a6: vortrait painter 18

1 Murray h. 342 Broa dway, 1821 ayer” 1837. Artist 1835-36; portrait painter 1837.

342 Broadway, 1822-26 MAZE, Abraham, bookseller. 149 Broadway h. 5 Carlisle, 1827 86 Amos, 1834 —— h. 505 Broome, 1828 237 Bleecker, 1835-42

— h. 61 Grand, 1829

59 Grand h. ——,, 1830 e [NOTE: Entries beginning “M’” and “Mc” are Also “Mathilda, widow of Peter” 61 Grand 1831. Display interfiled at the beginning of the entries for “M”; advertisement in 1822 describes Maverick as an historical and entries beginning “Mac” follow them.|

154 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

MEAD, Rev. Darius, publisher. 83 Lispenard, 1827

150 Nassau, 1838-39 83 Leonard, 1828-36

151 Nassau, 1840 “Meets” 1823; “Metz” 1824. Music store and teacher 1821;

Lacks “Rev.” 1838-39. music store 1822-26; 1818-20. professor of music 1827-36. McKay

60 Clarkson, 1832 MEAD, Peter B., printer. 138 Broadway, 1825-27

MEAD, James, printer. MEGAREY, Henry J., stationer and publisher. 96 Broadway, 1820-24

307 Houston, 1842 181/, Reed, 1828 30 Pine, 1829 MEAD, Thomas, bookbinder and printer. 10 Greene, 1830-32 124 Franklin, 1834 12 Greene, 1833-42 103 Nassau, 1838 “H. I.” 1821-27; “Henry I.” 1828-29. Stationer 1821-27,

Bookbinder 1834; printer 1838. 1829; no occupation 1828; stationer and publisher 1830-41;

81 Broadway, 18 , 24 White, 1839-40 144 Him, 1033-34

publisher 1842. McKay 1811-20. President, New York Friendly

MEARS, Catharine, artist. Association of Master Book-Binders 1822.

382 35 MEIGS, George L., — TO c. way White, 1836-37 Flbookbinder. 3 534 Broadway, 1841 MEINELL, William, stationer. 784 Broadway c. Tenth, 1842 356 Bowery, 1833 Artist teacher 1841-42. 358 Bowery, 183 4-40

MEARS, Charles T., Penny Magazine (q.v.) and card- 36 Great Jones, 1841-42

maker. No occupation 1841-42.

156 Broadway, 1834 MELCHER, Joseph, merchant. See also Good & Melcher. 381 Broadway » 1835-36 140 Maiden-lane h. 24 Maiden-lane, 1825,

— © White, 1837-38 143 Maiden-lane h. Brooklyn, 1826

24 White, 1839-40 20 Bowery h. 23 Bowery, 1827 “C. T.” 1834-35. Penny Magazine 1834; no occupation 1835,

1838-40; cardmaker 1836-37. MELVIL, Josiah, printer. See also Josiah Melvin.

MECHANICS’ GAZETTE Office. 44 Cedar, 1828

93 Gold, 1823 MELVIN, Josiah, printer. See also Josiah Melvil.

MECHANICS’ MAGAZINE. 22 William, 1831-32

35, Wall, 1833-35 68 Reade, 1833 132 Nassau, 1836 320 Washington, 1834 30 18371838 304 Greenwich, 1835-36 120Wall, Nassau, 31 Jay, 1837 261 Pearl, 1840-41 150 Fulton, 1840-41

200 Mulberry, 1842 MENDIA. See Lanuza, Mendia & Co., foreign book-

MEDLICOTT, William G., paper. sellers.

94 85 soe youn 1841 MENTOR AND FIRESIDE REVIEW.

TOS wonn, 1°42 Spruce c. Park-row, 1839 ean 7) vames C., bookseller. MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. See also Amos Butler; 3 , Elihu Butler; Butler & Hyer; George W. Hyer; also

U[nion]. 159 Pearl, 1806-27

MEEKS, James C., agent A[merican] S[unday] S[chool] next entry.

152 Nassau h. 64 Crosby, 1838-40 56 Wall, 1828-32

— h. 48 Warren, 1841-42 McKay 1799-1820.

MEETZ, Raymond, music store and professor of music. MERCANTILE ADVERTISER & N/[EW] Y[ORK] ADVO-

327 Broadway, 1821-23 CATE. See also Amos Butler; also previous entry.

325 Broadway, 1824-26 56 Wall, 1833-37

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 155

MERCANTILE LIBRARY. MERRITT, Rev. Timothy, editor.

49 Fulton, 1821-25 14 Crosby, 1832

82 Cliff n. Ferry, 1827-29 — h. 20 Morton, 1833

at Clinton Hall, 1830-31 200 Mulberry h. ——, 1834 ——, Beekman c. Nassau, 1832-42 — h. 188 Allen, 1835

Broad h. ——, 1836 MERCEIN, Thomas R.., Jr., printer. See also Mercein &65 505 BTOBWAY +3

Post. MERRY’S 132 Grand, 1834 127 MUSEUM. Nassau, 1842

240 Pearl h. 1 Allen, 1835 MESIER, Edward S., stationer. See also Mesier & Rich.

183 Water h. 52 Laurens, 1836 ways 183 Water, 1837 4]: Pearl. William ——, 1836 240 fear »1828. 3 3o 4257—— h. 134 h. Bleecker, 1837-38

51 William h. 153 Wooster, 1833-35

No occupation 1834-40. 51 William h. , 1839

Meron » William . ; Brinter See also Mercein & MESIER, James W.., printer.

Pen i re Mercein ost. 182 Division, 1821-24, 1826-27

93 Go 2 1816-25 Also “Maria, widow of Jas. W.” 182 Division 1828-30; 175

13 Burling-slip h. ——, 1826-27 Broome 1831-32. Druggist 1824, 1826-27. McKay notes a J. W.

Burling-slip c. Pearl h. ——, 1828-34 Mesier, printer 1814-15.

240 Pearl h. ——, 1835 MESIER, Peter A., bookseller, stationer and lithogra-

183 Water h. ——., 1836 pher. —— h. 84 Cliff, 1837 28 Wall h. 47 Stone, 1821-34 — h. 93 Gold, 1838 h. 51 Dey, 1835-42 93 Gold, 1839 “P. A.” 1821-27. Bookseller 1821-32, 1834; stationer and

240 Pearl, 1840-42 lithographer 1835-42. McKay lists as bookbinder and stationer No occupation 1840-42. McKay 1815-20. 1794-1820; bookseller 1816-20. Member, New York Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822.

Mercein; Nicholas B. Penfold. . Burling-sliv. 1826 James V. Rich.

MERCEIN & PENFOLD, printers. See also William A. MESIER & RICH, stationers. See also Edward S. Mesier;

13 DUTEBE-SYPs 51 William, 1835 MERCEIN & POST, printers. See also Thomas R. MESEROLE, Jacob, bookbinder.

Mercein, Jr.; William A. Mercein; John Post. Wall. 18 83 Water, 1836-37 351836-38, Wes 134 | 193 Pearl , 828 27 Essex, 1841-42

240 heart, 1939-40 No occupation 1836-38.

MERCHANT, E. D., portrait painter. See also Edward MESSERVE, William E., printer.

D. Marchant. 93 Eldridge, 1839 MERCHANT, George W., engraver. 403 Broome, 1841 86 John, 1823 133 Mulberry, 1842 17 Park Place, 1840 389 Broome, 1840

MERCHANT’S EXCHANGE READING ROOM. See METCALF, Cyrus, printer.

Exchange Reading Room. 84 Bayard, 1837 50 Ann, 1838

MERCHANTS’ INTELLIGENCER. 109 Spring, 1840

205 Broadway, 1833 303 Broome, 1842

MERCHANTS’ MAGAZINE AND COM[MERCIAL] METCALF, Eliab, miniature and portrait painter.

REV[1IEW]. See also Freeman Hunt. 22 Nassau, 1821

142 Fulton, 1839-42 152 Broadway, 1822 MER[CHANTS’] TEL[EGRAPH]. See John I. Mumford. 154 Broadway, 1823

174 Fulton, 1824-27

MERRILL, Helim, portrait painter. 382 Greenwich, 1832-33 136 Macdougal, 1841 “BR.” 1821-27. Artist 1832-33. McKay 1814-20. MERRIS, Henry, printer. METCALF, EVERETT & SOUTHWORTH, publishers.

29 Watts, 1825 114 Nassau, 1842

156 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 METHODIST MAGAZ[INE] & QUARTER[LY] REVIEW. MILFORD, Edward, publisher Globe & Emerald (q.v.)

14 Crosby, 1833 250 Broadway h. 38 Wooster, 1825, 200 Mulberry, 1834-42 The Garrick 19 Park, 1826 Methodist Quarterly Review 1842. McKay 1818-20. 37 Bowery, 1827

10 1828-30 Broad METROPOLITAN MAGAZINE. elpui-hote!Adelphi-hotel 10 Broadway,

3 1937-39 229 Broadway, 1831 2P; bine, — h. 6 Barclay, 1832-33

METZ, Raymond. See Raymond Meetz. —— c. Barclay, 1834-36 ——, 18

MEucclI, Anthony, miniature painter. 350 Broadway 1838

158 Broadway, 1823 Carlton-house 350 Broadway, 1839

157 Broadway, 1824 New Orleans, 1840

175 Broadway, 1838 No occupation 1827-33; hotel 1834-38. MEYER, Caspar, printer.

26 Thompson, 1834 MILLARD, Alfred, copperplate printer.

MEYER, F. Michael, block cutter.

190 Hester, 1836

201 Varick, 1834 MILLARD, David C., miniature painter.

MEYER, William, paper boxes. 122 Broadway h. 376 Monroe, 1841 95 Madison, 1839-40

New c. Beaver, 1841 MILLER. See also Brown & Miller, printers. MEYHER, John, statuary and marble yard. MILLER, Eleazer, Jr., printer.

229 Washington, 1821-22 27 Reed, 1823 Thompson, 1823 133 Cherry, 1824 Amos n. Greenwich-lane, 1824 321 Greenwich, 1833

815-16. ’

229 Washington h. Amos, 1825-26 120 Grand, 1836

1815-26 86 Forsyth, 1839 Statuary 1821-24; marble yard 1826-27. McKay 1811-12, 3 Greene 1838

MIDDLEBROOK, Samuel, bookbinder. See also Elles & Lacks “Jr.” 1833 and after. Middlebrook.

199 Elm: Thirteenth n. Avenue 3rd, 1835 MILLER, George, artist.

199 Elm, 1836 141 Mercer, 1833 114 Nassau h. 212 Elm, 1837-38 80 Anthony, 1834 —— , 1839

— h. 46 Roosevelt, 1840 MILLER, George, books & stationery.

— h. 56 Laight, 1841-42 647 Broadway, 1838-42 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman

Book-Binders 1835. MILLER, Isaac, portrait and miniature painter. MIDWINTER, John, bookseller. 6 William, 1821

rear 123 Orchard, 1828 71 Warren, 1826 Greenwich c. Vesey, 1829

MILES, Earl E., books. See also Saxton & Miles. 37 Vesey, 1830-32

205 Broadway h. 13 Vandam, 1842 461 Greenwich, 1833 Name also appears as clothier at various addresses 1832-40. 37 Howard, 1835-36

MILES, Enos B., printer. See also Colyer & Miles. 53 Warren, 1838 104 Beekman h. iY Chestnut, 1831821; 4 Also “widow of Isaac” 263 East-Broadway 1839. Portrait and . miniature painter portrait painter 1826, 1829-33, 1838;

82 Cliff h. 20 Oak, 1835 miniature painter 1835-36. McKay 1816-20.

MILES, widow Mary, paper warehouse. 49 Robinson, 1821-27 MILLER, James, printer. 191 Spring, 1828-35 133 Mulberry, 1841 303 Washington, 1837 167 Grand, 1842

3 Jay, 1841-42 ,

Designated widow of Evan Miles 1834-35, 1837, 1841-42. No MILLER, John B., bookbinder.

occupation 1821-28, 1834-35, 1837, 1841-42. 49 Suffolk, 1842

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 157 MILLER, John C., bookbinder. See also Arthur & ——, 1841-42

Miller. Display advertisement for “Millet’s Music Saloon” 1842.

23 Rivington, 1830

7 Delancey, 1831 MILLS, George W., bank note printer and copperplate 8 2nd, 1832 printer. 47Avenue Chrystie, 1833 95 Pitt, 1835 ,

29 Ann h. 12 Vandam, 1834 56 Ridge, 1836-37 — h. 772 Washington, 1835 26 Forsyth, 1838 19 Ann h. 123 Hester, 1836 103 Forsyth, 1839

a , printer 1839.

252 Broome, 1840-41 Initial appears 1839. Bank note printer 1835-38; copperplate

Lacks initial 1830-31, 1840-41. | MILLER, Peleg R.., printer. MILLS, Pliny 5., printer. 148 Fulton, 1827 249 Greenwich, 1837 21 Warren, 1828 MILLS, Timothy, bookbinder and paper-ruler. 24 Vesey, 1829 54 Beaver, 1821-24 Boarding house 1829-29. Paper-ruler 1824. McKay 1804-20.

MILLER, Peter, lithographer. 45 Merchants’ Exchange h. 7 Pine, 1834 MINER, Thomas F.., printer. —— h. —— Nassau, 1835 348 Hudson, 1830

15 Broad, 1836-37 93 ee 1831 Ba0 —— h. Twenty-first n. Avenue 3rd, 1838 34 ue son 203

30 Broad, 1839-41 Lacks initial 1830.

61 Exchange Place, 1842 MING, Alexander, printer. See also Ming & Cisco.

“& Co.” 1834-38. 84 Front, 1819-28 MILLER, Robert, engraver, copperplate printer, and 5 William h. 26 Renwick, 1829 lithographer. —— h. 150 Chapel, 1830 266 Bleecker, 1830-32 9 Canal c. Elm h. ——, 1831-34 409 Broadway h. , 1833 — h. 126 Franklin, 1835 61 John, 1834-37 gi Chrystie, 1836 ——: 140 William, 1838 126 Franklin, 1837-38

140 William h. 61 John, 1839 29 Sheriff, 1839-41

5 Hague, 1842 64 Sullivan, 1842

Printer & engraver 1830; copperplate printer 1831-32, 1836- e. ‘S. Inspector 1836-41; no occupation 1842. McKay 179739, 1842; lithographer 1833-35. 1620.

MILLER, William A., printer. MING, Alexander, Jr., printer and bookseller. See also

Wooster c. Grand, 1828 Weekly Visitor & Ladies’ Museum. 84 Front, 1821-23

MILLER, William H., miniature painter. — h. 68 Division, 1824

16 Rivington, 1836-38 h. 63 Division, 1825

: 68&Division, 1827 MILLER Co., lith hers. , 11 Wall c Broad Ba4, wre 106 Beekman h. 2807/2 Grand, 1828-30 167 Broadway h. ——, 1839-42 63 Division, 1826

» 108 g1 Chrystie, 1831-39

MILLER & WHITLEY, artists. 165 South h. ——, 1840

112 Fulton, 1841 g1 Chrystie, 1841

an 146 Bowery, 1842

MILLET, William E., music store. See also Jollie & Printer 1821-25, 1830; dry goods 1826-28; bookstore 1829;

Millet. deputy inspector 1831-32; inspector of customs 1833-34; U.S.

137 Broadway h. 71 Franklin, 1834 Inspector 1835-37; U.S. gauger 1838-40; no occupation 1841;

. confections 1842. McKay lists as printer of The Weekly Visitor

385 Broadway, h. 14 Harison, 1835 and Ladies’ Museum, 1820+. 375 Broadway h. 12 Grand, 1836

— h. 76 Orchard, 1837 MING & CISCO, printers. See also William F. Cisco;

— h. 4 Walker, 1838 Alexander Ming.

329 Broadway h. ——, 1839-40 5 William, 1830

158 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 MINIFIE, James, carving and composition. | MISSING, John, copyist.

267 Bowery, 1839 35 Pine h. 52 Spring, 1830-31 275 Bowery, 1840-41 14'/2 Pine h. ——, 1832-34

Carver 1839-40. 76 Cedar h. 268 Spring, 1835 MINNS, Thomas, paper. See also Myers & Minns. h. 268 Spring, 1836 297 Pearl, 1835 290 Pearl h. 48 Beekman, 1837

3 Hancock, 1837 561 Houston, 1838 30 Hudson h. ——, 1839-40 164 Duane, 1841-42

No occupation 1835. . . ——, 1838-39

Copyist 1830-38; agent 1839-42. Also appears at various

MINNS, William, stationer. addresses as teacher 1821-24; and accountant 1825-29.

113 Water, 1831 . MISSIONARY HERALD.

116 Water h. 42 Franklin, 1832 Spruce c. Park-row, 1835-38

—— h. 92 Spring, 1833-34 Spruce c. Nassau, 1839

— h. 177 Orchard, 1835-36 151 Nassau, 1842

71 Wall h. ——, 1837-39

— h. 314 Broome, 1840 MITCHELL, Charles, bookbinder.

— h. Brooklyn, 1841-42 188 Franklin, 1838-39

“& Co.” 1831-33. MITCHELL, Daniel, printer. See also Lomax & MINoR, Daniel K., printer. Mitchell; William Mitchell; Mitchell & Turner. ,

38 Nassau Nassau, 1826 265 Bowery, 1831 h. 43 John, 1827 37 Nassau, 1832

16 Broad, 1828 265 Bowery, 1836-42

h. 140 Christopher, 1829 MITCHELL, John D. R., quill manufacturer. » 1830 137 Maiden-lane, 1834 35 Wall & 16 Broad, 1831 h. 144 Clinton, 1835

35 Wall h. 7 Rector, 1832 333 Pearl h. 384 Grand, 1836 h. h. 5223 oreat Jones, 1833 h.h. 96——, Gold,1839 1837-38 —— Broadway, 1834329 253Pearl Pearl

——, 1835 —— h. 275 Third, 1840

132 Nassau, 1836 “J.D. R.” 1834-37; “& Co.” 1836-40. . 30 Wall h. 363 Hudson, 1837 120 Nassau h. Bloomingdale-road, 1838-39 MITCHELL, William, printer. See also Daniel Mitchell;

— h. 510 Bowery, 1840 Mitchell & Turner. :

— h. Thirteenth n. Avenue A, 1841 265 Bowery, 1833-35

ua Nassau h. eS Seventh, 1842 MITCHELL, Davis & HARRISON, printers.

© occupation 1620-30, 1836-42. Harman c. Catharine, 1830

MINOT. See also Brown & Minot, lithographers. MITCHELL & TURNER, printers. See also Daniel

MINOT, William B., wood engraver. Mitchell; William Mitchell; Elizabeth Turner.

66 Fulton, 1836 265, Bowery, 1836-37 MINSTREL. MODE, John, bookbinder. 104 Beekman c. Pearl, 1836-37 318 Monroe, 1842 “Mi 1” 1836. innstrel 383 MOFFAT, James H., sculptor.

327 Bowery, 1821-23 ; 98 Eldridge, 1824 , MOFFAT, Robert, printer.

MINTHORN, Mangle, printer. 414 Broadway, 1832

“Mi . , 181 Greenwich, 1827 inthorm” 1824. No occupation 1821-23.

53 Cedar, 1838

MINUSE, John H., bookbinder and stationer. 1 Pine, 1829

83 Cross, 1823-29 h. 174 Broadway, 1830 400 Pearl, 1830-39 438 Fourth, 1840 MOFFET, John, books. Lacks initial 1840. Bookbinder 1823-31; bookbinder & 112 Canal, 1839-41

stationer 1832-39; no occupation 1840. 110 Canal, 1842

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 159

MOLE, William, engraver. 195 Greenwich, 1822-24

85 Liberty, 1836 182 Greenwich, 1825-26

— h. 42 Robinson, 1827-28

MOLINEUX, William, printer. Bookseller only 1827-28. McKay 1817-20. Member, New York

283 Delancey, 1836 Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822 with address

rear 14 Roosevelt, 1838 at 341 Pearl.

1g Ann c. Nassau, 1839-40 MONTGOMERY, Samuel L., copyist.

143 Nassau, 1841 4 Hanover, 1841-42 — h. 152 Monroe, 1842

Second-hand print. materials 1841-42. © MONTHLY ADVERTISER. 6 Lower Green, 1836

MOLLONEY, Thomas, typecaster. 16 Cortlandt, 1837

4 Ferry, 1830 MONTHLY DISTRIBUTOR.

MONAHAN, Hugh, printer. 150 Nassau, 1835-37

9 Harison, 1840 MonTHLY REPOS/ITORY] & LIBRARY OF ENT/ERMONAHAN & SMITH, publishers. TAINING] KNOWLEDGE.

1681/. Fulton, 1841 61 Fulton, 1830

Mondon. 138 Leonard, 1829

MONDON, Peter, bookseller. See also Bérard & Moopy, Robert, printer.

: 45 Cortlandt, 1821 MOONEY, Edward, portrait painter.

25 Murray, 1822 1 Chatham Square, 1834-35 20 Maiden-lane h. 40 Robinson, 1823 53 White, 1837

—— h. go Liberty, 1824-25 26 Reade, 1838

—— h. 33 Chatham, 1826-28 85 Warren, 1839 5 Cortlandt h. ——, 1829-30 303 East-Broadway, 1840

3 Cortlandt h. ——, 1831 66 East-Broadway, 1841 —— h. 70 Cedar, 1832 54 East-Broadway, 1842 — h. 294 Broadway, 1833 Painter 1834-35, 1839.

36 Cort ae Broadway, Pare MOONEY, Lawrence, engraver.

— h. 50 Broadway, 1841-42 141 Warren, 1835-36

“P.” 1821-31. No occupation 1821-22. Moore, Austin D., paper.

; ; 53 Liberty h. 407 Hudson, 18,40

MONROE, James, portrait painter. 63 Liberty h. 233 Washington, Brooklyn, 1841 294 Grand, 1838-39

rear 31 Orange, 1826

MOORE, Charles K., printer.

MONROE, Otis, printer. 142 Nassau, 1841-42 27 Mulberry, 1829-30 Moore, Henry S., bookbinder. 117 Orange, 1832, 1834-35 80 Oliver, 1838

“Munroe” 1832. 108 Madison, 1839-40 153 Cherry, 1841 MONTAYNE, John, bookbinder. 151 Cherry, 1842

rear 20 Chrystie, 1821 MoorE, J. K., bookstore. See also Moore & Payne. McKay 1804-20, generally as “Delamontayne”. 9 Beekman c. Nassau, 1833-35

MONTENARY, Napoleon, sculptor. Moore, Jacob B., editor.

459 Greenwich, 1841 162 Nassau h. 8 Sixth, 1840

MONTGOMERY, Adam, artist’s tools. MooRE, James, newsman.

94 Bedford, 1832 248 Bleecker, 1839-41 Thirty-second, 1833 297 Hester, 1842

Seventeenth n. Avenue 8th, 1835 Also appears as sexton at various addresses 1834-38.

Math{[ematical] inst[rument] mak[er] 1832-33. Moone, John, bookbinder. MONTGOMERY, John, bookseller and bookbinder. rear 38 Lumber, 1830

341 Pearl h. 39 Robinson, 1821 32 Lumber, 1831

160 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

MOooRE, John, engraver. MOREIN, Augustus, portrait painter.

22 Vandewater, 1837 304 Broadway, 1842 —

11 Oak, 1839 MORELL, George W., publisher. MoOoRE, John, printer. 58 Wall, 1841 345 Bleecker, 1838 MOREND, A. & G., daguerreotype. 64 Greene, 1839-41 304 Broadway, 1842 Moore, John M., editor. Alphabetted “Morand”. 30 Oliver, 1834 MOREY, Edward, drawing teacher.

29 Mulberry, Ann, 1835 313178 Fourth, 47 1836 Canal, 1836 1839

17 Duane, 1837 MorRGAN, Daniel E., printer. See also Laramee & 55 Hudson, 1840 Morgan. 137 Franklin, 1841-42 41 Maiden-lane, 1827

Lacks initial 1834-35. No occupation 1840. 38 Hamilton, 1828

Moore, Richard W., printer. 83 Mott, 1829

Elm n. Broome, 1827 23 Peck-slip, 1830

189 Elm, 1828 18 Bayard, 1831-32 159 Broome, 1829-32 47 Mulberry h. 163 Greene, 1833

126 Suffolk, 1833, 1836-42 420 Pearl, 1834

Printer 1827-28; no occupation 1829, 1833, 1836-38; grocer 141 Madison, 1835 ;

1830-32; carter 1839; meas[urer] coal 1840-42. Also “widow of Daniel E.” 145 Greenwich 1836.

Moore, Robert, bookbinder and bookseller. MORGAN, David B., printer. See also Cantine & Mor-

353 Greenwich, 1821 gan.1832 McKay 1801-20. 49 Fulton,

Josiah C.c. Franklin Payne. Beek N 8 353 Pearl Square, 1823-33

MoorE & PAYNE. booksellers. See also J. K. Moore: MORGAN, George C., lottery and exchange offices and

, : oo , stationers. See also Morgan & Burger.

9 Beekman c. Nassau, 1834-35 14 Pike, 1834-38

MOORHEAD, James, bookseller. 182 P earl h. ——-, 1839-40

130 Forsyth, 1828-30 44 Pike, 1841 386 Grand, 1831 255 Pearl h. ——, 1842

368 Broome, 1833 “G. C.” 1823-27. Lot[tery] & exch[ange] office 1823-31; no

357 Broome, 1834 occupation 1832-41; stationer 1842.

362 Broome, 1836 MORGAN, John M., bookbinder. See also Crolius &

204 Delancey, 1837 Morgan. 333 Grand, 1838 347 Pearl h. Pike, 1826

331 Grand, 1839-41 224 Cherry, 1827-29, 1831 —— c. Essex, 1842 4 Bowery h. 4 Pine, 1832

“Moorehead” 1833-34, 1839, 1841-42. Cooper 1828; book- 46 Lumber h. 86 Frankfort, 1833-35 seller 1829-34, 1836-37; books & grocer 1838; grocer 1839-42. 222 Water h. 317 Fourth, 1836

MORAL LYCEUM & GENIUS OF TEMP[ERANCE]. See Fulton c. Gold, 1837

also Genius of Pp Temperance Bookstore 1832. A grocer of the same name appears at ° various addresses 1839-42.

137 Nassau, 1834

MORGAN, William P., engraver.

MORAL REFORMER. 120 Henry, 1824-25 132 Nassau, 1835-36 54 Pike, 1826 MORAN, John, printer. 224 Cherry, 1827-34 575 Greenwich, 1836a 331 , McKay notes woodCherry, engraver1836, of this1838 name 1811-13, 1815,

12 Bayard, 1837 1816, 1818. MORAN & BROWN, reading room. See also Charles MORGAN & BURGER, bookstore. See also James M. Brown. Burger; George Morgan. 120 Water, 1837 353 Pearl, C. 1832-33

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 161

MORIN, John F., engraver. —., 1835-37

148 William, 1828-29, 1831-32 1 Barclay, 1838-39

1 Pine h. 36 Lumber, 1833 142 Fulton, 1840

—— h. 6 Lumber, 1834-35 [No address], 1841-42

—— h. 45 Greenwich, 1836 Printer 1822, 1825; editor N.Y. Mirror 1826-42.

—— h. Greenwich 179 Church, 1838 , 1840 . . 189 h. 31 Bond, —— h. 194 Canal, 1837 MorRRISs, George R.., editor.

2 Pine h. 128 Liberty, 1839 Canal n. Broadway, 1840

119 Front, 1841

Also “Eli idow of John F.” 85 Canal 18 235 Broadway, 1842

80 2B WENT OL SOME ES DANAE NAY Wholesale grocers & commission merchants 1840; no occupaMORNING CHRONICLE. See also Charles N. Baldwin; tion 1841.

J. Roberts. MORRIS, Henry, stationer. 5E.William, 1827 44 Grand, 1841

MORNING CHRONICLE & TIPPECANOE ADVOCATE. MORRIS, Jacob, typefounder.

99 Nassau, 1840 rear 193 Mulberry, 1825 MORNING COURIER. See also James G. Brooks; John B. Skillman. MORRIS, Owen, bookbinder. McKay 1818-20.

14 Exchange Place, 1827-29 50 Roosevelt, 1834

MORNING COURIER & NEW YORK ENQUIRER. See Morris, William, bookbinder. also New York Enquirer; New York Morning Courier 40 spring, 1839

& Enquirer. 139 Sullivan, 1840

58 Wall, 1831-36 161 Greene, 1841-42 temporarily at 4 Wall, 1837 MORRISON, Charles G., publisher. 58 Wall, 1838-42 139 Nassau, 1842 MORNING DISPATCH. MORRISON, Christian B., [importer of printers’ and Nassau c. Beekman, 1839 artists’ supplies]. See also John C. Morrison; John MORNING HERALD & STATESMAN. See also A. Nash; C. Morrison, Jr.

Thomas; Snowden h. 54 Vesey, ; ——186 h. Greenwich 22 Cherry, 18341830-33

16ay Merchants’ Exchange, 1829 , , 1835 115 Maiden-lane h. ——, 27 William, 1830 20 34& Ann, 1835 . 1837-40 LacksWall “& Stat »& 48 186 188 Greenwich h. ——, 186 Greenwich h. 51 Vesey, 1836

“ws ancemam 2835- 162 Greenwich, 1841

MORNING PosT. See also James Schols. No occupation given.

51 Ann n. Gold, 1833 MORRISON, John C., printer and importer. See also MoRRELL, J., [bookbinder]. Christian B. Morrison; John C. Morrison, Jr. Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 560 Pearl, 1822 Book-Binders 1835. 114 Leonard, 1823-24 112 Leonard, 1825

MORRILL, Paul, printer. 186 & 188 Greenwich h. 54 Vesey, 1834

g2 Beekman, 1840 Maiden-l h 1836-40 18 Chestnut, 1841 7 115 Maiden-lane h. ~~, 1835 , 186 & 188~__ Greenwich h. 54 Vesey,

MORRIS, George P., printer and editor of the New York 160 Greenwich h. 162 Greenwich, 1841

Mirror (q.v.) See also Hopkins & Morris. “& Son” 1834-41. Printer 1822-25. From 1834 to 1840 the

Elm. 1822 entry for John C. Morrison & Son reads: “Importers of and (2 ’ Wholesale Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye-stuffs; g Nassau h. 55 Delancey, 1825 Bleachers’, Papermakers’, and Calico Printers’ articles; Paints,

, Medicines”. McKay 1820.

87 Nassau. 1826 Colors, Oils, Window-Glass, Brushes, Glassware, and Patent 144 Nassau, 1827

163 William, 1828 MORRISON, John C., Jr., [importer]. See also Christian

—— h. 44 Nassau, 1829 B. Morrison; John C. Morrison.

Ann c. Nassau h. 102 Prince, 1830 186 & 188 Greenwich h. 54 Vesey, 1840 107 Nassau c. Ann h. ——, 1831-34 160 Greenwich h. 162 Greenwich, 1841

162 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

MoRSE, Claudian G., printer. — h. 256 Henry, 1831 50 Wooster, 1839 55 William h. 270 East-Broadway, 1832-33

469 Grand, 1840 142 Nassau h. 12 Beekman, 1834

301 East-Broadway, 1841 143 Nassau h. ——-, 1835-36 142 Nassau, 1837-42

MORSE, Joseph W., engraver on wood. “& Co.”0.” 1827-42. 66 Fulton, 1833 Bowery c. Pell, 1834 MORSE, HALLOCK & Co., New York Observer (q.v.)

23 Bowery, 1835 See also Gerard Hallock; Richard C. Morse; Sidney E. 17 Ann h. 208 Hester, 1840 Morse. 120 Nassau h. 55 Greene, 1841 65 Reed, 1828

Mors, Peter, copperplate printer. MORTIMER, Samuel W., & Co., printers.

118 Franklin, 1829 163 Chatham h. 13 Jersey, 1830 — h. 52 Monroe, 1831

MoRSE, Richard C., New York Observer (q.v.) See also —— h. 156 Mulberry, 1832

g87 Nassau, Nassau, 1824 1826 30 First, 1828

Morse, Hallock & Co. MorTON, John W., sculptor. 50 Wall upstairs, 1823 95 Mott, 1839 3 Cedar, 1825 MORTON, Neil, printer.

144 Nassau, 1827 MORTON, Thomas, typefounder. 65 Reed, 1838 38 Gold, 1827 3 William, 1829 MOTHERS’ MAGAZINE. — h. 223 Mulberry, 1830

150 Nassau, 1835-39 — h. 256 Henry, 1831 zi Nassau. 55 William h. 270 East-Broadway, 1832-33 1840-42 » 1940-4

142 Nassau h. 12 Beekman, 1834 MOTT, Gabriel F., printer and stereotyper.

143 Nassau h. ——,, 1835-36 11 Garden, 1824

142 Nassau h. ——, 1837 15 Bridge, 1825 ——., 1838-39 470 Greenwich, 1826 — h. Hudson, 1840-42 442 Greenwich, 1828-30

396 Hudson h. 140 Christopher, 1831

MORSE, Samuel F. B., historical and portrait painter. 140 Christopher, 1832-42

66 Canal, 1825 Printer 1824-26, 1828-29; no occupation 1830-35, 1837-42;

124 Broadway, 1826 stereotyper 1836.

2 Pine, 1827 MoTT, Joseph P., [map maker]. See also Couch & Mott.

131/, Murray, 1828 2182 Broadwav. Grand, 198 18 ae

129° 2h., 270 9 34East-Broadway, Merchants’ Exchange, 1834 2 Pine 1833 N . 65 Cedar, 1834 oO occupation given.

16 Greenwich-lane, 1835 MOULD, Charles C., money collector and agent.

at the University, 1836-37 Green n. Prince, 1821

142 Nassau & New York University, 1840 Wooster n. Prince, 1822

138 Nassau & ——, 1841-42 134 Forsyth, 1823

“S. F. B.” 1825-28, 1833. Pres[ident of the] N[ational] 127 Allen, 1824-26 A[cademy of Design] (q.v.) 1833-35; professor 1836; no 158 Wooster, 1827

occupation 1840-42. 35 Wall h. ——, 1828-30

. 8 Astor’s Building h. ——, 1836 36 Pine, 1824 3

MORSE, Sidney E., editor. See also Morse, Hallock & 155 proaeway 7 ——» 1831-34

Co.; New York Observer. 156 Bro way 1. > 1835 .

387Cedar, 1837 Nassau1825 1826——h.h.122 158Macdougal, Wooster, 1838 144 Nassau, 1827 162 Wooster, 1839 65 Reed, 1828 1581824-25 Wooster, *17: Initial appears only.1840-42 No occupation 1821-25; t 3 William h. 1297: 2 Grand, 1829 1826; money collector and agent 1827-35. Entries for 1828-95

—— h. 223 Mulberry, 1830 continue “agent for A. Finley’s maps and atlasses”. 1836-38

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 163 entries read: “Agent for Mitchell’s Reference and Distance 74 Reed, 1822-23 Maps of the world and the United States with indexes, also 93 Reed, 1824

vintey s Geographical works”. 154 Fulton h. 93 Reed, 1825-27 MOULTON, John W., printer. 641 Greenwich, 1828-31 61 Oliver, 1825-26, 1828-29 234 Bleecker h. ——, 1832-35

rear 24 Oak, 1831 559 Houston h. ——, 1836 45 Oliver, 1832 204 Bleecker h. ——, 1837-39

26 Hester, 1834 39.

rear 45 Oliver, 1833 Mundy & Pethick, piano makers, are also listed 1832, 1834-

60 Essex, 1835-37 MUNROE, Otis. See Otis Monroe. 12 Doyer, 1839

g2 Orange, 1840 MUNSON, Anson, printer. 152 Orange, 1841-42 118 Barrow, 1830

Lacks initial 1825-26. Broadway n. Twenty-first, 1835

Also “Eliza, widow of Anson” 657 Greenwich 1841-42.

MOUNT, Joseph, copperplate printer.

213 Sullivan, 1835, 1841 MURDEN, Edward M., bookstore and circulating library.

Printer 1841. 4 Chambers h. 415 Pearl, 1821 —— h. 515 Pearl, 1822-23

Mownr, S. A. & W.5S., portrait painters. 4 Chambers, 1824

15 Cherry, 1829 — h. Bayard, 1825

25, John, 1840

MOUTET, engraver. 7 eheaeti 1828 120 Fulton h.Andre, 80 Nassau, 1839 203 Mobs 1827 ——, 1828

. Also “Mary, widow of Edward” 28 1820. Provost 1830. McKay lists No occupation 1840. at 31/2 Chambers, Mowsray, Wesley, printer. MURDEN, Joseph, printer.

199 Fulton, 1831-32 39 Chapel, 1822

MULER, Hector, portrait painter. 9 Thomas, 1823-26

117 Canal, 1830-36 tO Thomas, 1827 ,

80 Hamersley, 1837 Also “Rebecca, widowother ofaddresses Joseph T.” 28 Provost 1831-32; 1833-42. 117 Canal, 1838-42

MURPHY, David, bookbinder and printer.

dard. 83 Elizabeth, 1823

MUMFORD, John I., editor. See also New York Stan- 70 Sullivan, 1822

Tontine Coffee-house h. 37 Greenwich, 1821 Bowery n. Stuyvesant, 1825

—— h. 87 Greenwich, 1822 Thirteenth n. Broadway, 1829

—— h. 37 Greenwich, 1823 Duane c. Cross, 1830

— h. 23 Broadway, 1824 73 Wall, 1831 —— h. 25 Bridge, 1825-26 81 Wall c. Front h. 445 Pearl, 1832 58 Wall h. ——, 1827 — h. 384 Pearl, 3°4 »18331533-34 21 Exchange Place, 1828 — h. 79 Wall, 1835 56 Wall, 1829 144 Maiden-lane h. 473 Pearl, 1836

Dey n. Broadway, 1830 — ., 1837 h. 6 Dey, 1831 1 Hague, 1838 40 Wall, 1832-33 101 John: 38 Division, 1839

—— Wall, 1834 144 Maiden-lane h. 384 Pearl, 1840-41

82 Avenue 3rd, 1840 153 Water c. Maiden-lane h. ——, 1842

2 Wall h. 96 Grand, 1841 “Murphey” 1822-23, 1825, 1829-30, 1832-35. Bookbinder 64 Wall, 1842 1822 only. Prod[uce] broker 1821-27; editor Mer[chants’] Tel/egraph]

1828-31; editor N/ew] Y/ork] Standard 1832-33; no occupation MURPHY, James, bookseller.

1834, 1840; editor 1841-42. ] 569 Houston, 1835-36 Teach MUNDY, Edward N., piano maker. See also Robb & cacher 2830 .

Mundy. MURPHY, John, printer.

Arden n. Herring, 1821 208 Hester, 1842

164 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

44 Elm, 1835 & Minns. 20 Elm, 1836 290 Pearl h. — Avenue ioth, 1840-41

MURPHY, Thomas §S., printer. MYERS, Joseph S., paper. See also J. D. Myers; Myers

8 Elizabeth, 1838-42

65 Mott, 1837 271 Pearl h. Avenue 1oth n. Twenty-fourth, 1842 Lacks initial 1835. Printer 1835; printer & caster 1836-41; MYERS, Nathan, printer.

_ ; 72 Charlton, 1834

caster compo[sition] rollers 1842. 70 Sullivan, 1832

Murphy. 7 Cornelia, 1838 3109 Orange, 1826 215 Sullivan, 1839 Orange, 1827 rear 175 Laurens, 1840-41

MURPHY, William F., bookbinder. See also Day & rear 175, Laurens, 1835-37

68 Fulton h. ——, 1828 rear 177 Laurens, 1842 — h. 122 Walker, 1829-30

20 Wall h. ——, 1831 MYERS, Peter D., bookseller.

56 Hamersley, 1839-41

MURRAY, James C., lithographer. oa mery +896. 2

Bookseller 1825; agent [for] Swaim’s Panacea 1827-32.

save Division 1846. oe Myers, William, bookbinder. See also John D. Myers;

“Murry” 1836. Myers & Smith.

70 Frankfort h. 12 Vandewater, 1821

MURRAY, Thomas, engraver. —— h. 48 Forsyth, 1822

2491/2 Greenwich, 1835 384 Broadway, 1823-24

279 Greenwich, 1836 Bookbinder & crockery 1823-24. McKay 1809-20 (70 Frank66 Fulton h. 109 King, 1837-38 fort 1819-20). Member, New York Friendly Association of Master Book-Binders 1822.

MURRAY, William, bookbinder.

241 Washington, 1842 MYERS & MINNS, paper store. See also Thomas Minns; J.D. Myers; Joseph S. Myers. MuRRY, Robert. See Robert Murray. 297 Pearl, 1835-36 MUSEUM (SCUDDER’S). See also American Museum; 290 Pearl, 1837-39

John Scudder. MYERS & SMITH, printers and bookstore. See also

New York Institution, 1821, 1823 John D. Meyers; William Myers; William Smith.

MUSICAL CABINET. 70 Frankfort, 1821-23

127 Nassau, 1842 59 Fulton, Printers 1822-23 at Frankfort address; bookstore on Fulton. MussEy, Moses P., books. 57 Gold, 1842 NACK, James,115translator. Second, 1841 MYERS, Caspar, printer. 249 Elizabeth, 1842 26 Thompson, 1835

MYERS, J. D., paper warehouse. See also Joseph S. se ee C., bookstore. See also Nafis &

Myers; Myers & Minns. 98 Catharine, 1831-40

297 Pearl h. 15 John, 1836 278 Pearl: —— h. 222 Madison, 1841-42 290 Pearl h. ——, 1837-38

—— h. Avenue 1oth n. Twenty-fourth, 1839-41 NAFIS & CORNISH, books. See also C. Lorenzo

271 Pearl h. ——, 1842 Cornish; Nehemiah C. Nafis. No occupation 1841-42. 278 Pearl: 98 Catharine, 1842 MYERS, John D., bookbinder and bookstore. See also NARINE, James, printer.

William Myers; Myers & Smith. 11 Wall, 1835-36 70 Frankfort h. 76 Duane, 1821 —— h. Jersey City, 1837-38

59 Fulton h. ——, 1822 ——., 1839-42 —; 1823 “& Co.,” printers and lithographers, 1839-42.

Desbrosses n. Washington, 1824

Bookbinder 1821; bookstore, 1822-23; no occupation 1824. NASH, A., editor Morning Herald (q.v.)

McKay 1819-20 at 70 Frankfort. 27 William, 1830

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 165

NASH, Francis, printer. NAYLOR, John, bookbinder.

72 Henry, 1831-32 104 Division, 1832-33

301 East-Broadway, 1833 91 Broad h. 118 East-Broadway, 1834 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. See also Samuel NEAL, Rev. Ava, books. See also Jackson & Neal.

F. B. Morse. 15 Ann h. 30 Avenue D, 1836-37

g Beekman, 1832-33 —— h. Fourth n. Avenue C, 1838

Clinton Hall, g Beekman, 1834-39 “& Co.” 1837-38. Also appears at various addresses without

348 Broadway, 1840-42 occupation 1829, 1832-35; intelligencer 1830-31. THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE. See also Samuel S. NEAL, John, printer. See John Neale.

Conant; Mordecai M. Noah; Naphthali Phillips; NEALE, Charles, printer.

Thomas Snowden. 103 Essex, 1842 Pine c. William, 1821-22 3

48 Wall, 1823-24 NEALE, George, engraver. See also George & John

20 William 1825-27 Neale. 17 William, 1828 29 Provost, 1831 McKay 1813-20. Second, 1832

NATIONAL ANTI-SLAVERY STANDARD. NEALE, George & John, copperplate printers. See also

143 Nassau, 1841-42 George Neale; John Neale. 62 Nassau, 1829 NATIONAL GALLERY. 161 Broadway, 1831

74 Chambers, 1834 NEALE, John, late print d . 3

" 8 Fifth, 1829

son also George & John Neale.

NATIONAL PREACHER. See also Rev. Austin Dickin- Onn COPperpiate Prnber ancl engraver. o¢e

144 ane 27-30 1832 24 Fifth, 1830 150 Nassau, 1933°34 161 Broadway h. 83 Cedar, 1831

Nassau c. Spruce & Park-row, 1835 ——h h. 77 Houston, 1832 151 Nassau c. Spruce, 1836 Second, 1833 Park-row c. Spruce, 1837 6 Ann,31 1837

150 Nassau, 1838-39 6 John h. 58 Carmine, 1838

NNassau, 3 2991041 Hudson h.1840-42 , 1839 132 56 Carmine, 151 Nassau, 1840

NATIONAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE & SCIENCE. Copperplate printer 1829-33; engraver 1837-42. Second entry for “John Neal, printer” 58 Carmine 1837. See Theodore Foster. NEALE, William, copperplate printer.

NATIONAL TRADES UNION. Nicholas William, 1823-24

172 Ann, 1835 Nicholas William n. 3rd Avenue, 1825

NATIONAL UNION office. Fifth n. Bowery, 1826

41 Cliff, 1824 Fifth n. 3rd Avenue, 1828 26 Fifth, 1829-42

NATUS, Christopher, typecaster. 45 Mott, 1829 NEEDHAM, John, copperplate printer. 22 Roosevelt, 1830 72 Liberty, 1830

Nornton. 221 Bleecker, 1835

NAUNTON, Thomas, color maker. See also Thomas NEELY, Lorenzo, bookseller.

36 Attorney, 1835 —— h. 233 Bleecker, 1836-37 39 Attorney, 1836 —— h. 176 Prince, 1838-40 —— h. 226 Varick, 1841-42 NAVAL MAGAZINE.

Park-row c. Spruce, 1836-37 NELSON, Henry, bookbinder. 36 Allen, 1829

NAW-YORKER STAATS ZEITUNG. See New- Yorker 108 Suffolk, 1841

Staats Zeitung. 116 Norfolk, 1842

166 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 NELSON, Robert, artist, portrait and landscape painter. NEW YORK AMERICAN. See also Charles King;

Greenwich-lane n. Amos, 1830-31 Johnston Verplank.

138 Hammond, 1832-34 30 William, 1821-23 26 Perry, 1836 2 Nassau, 1824 45 Hammond, 1837-42 3 Nassau, 1825-26 1834, 1837-42. 10 Broad, 1828 Artist 1830; portrait painter 1831-33, 1836; landscape painter 8 Nassau, 1827

NESBET, Robert, printer. 16 Wa 3 29°30 12 Frankfort h. 10 Factory, 1831 35 » 2932-35 10 Factory, 1832-33 74 Cedar, 1836-38

, 114/. Wall, 1839-40

NESBITT, George F., printer. See also Spear & Nesbit. 6 Wall, 1841

117 Water h. 194 Water, 1831 47 William, 1842

Water c. Wall h. 8 Gold, 1832 Appears as The American 1821. McKay lists as The Ameri-

68 Wall c. Water h. ——, 1833-35 can 1819-20.

— h. 38 Beekman, 1836 NEW YORK AMER[ICAN] ADV/ERTISER] & JOURNAL.

67 Wall c. Water h. ——, 1837 31 Wall, 1832 —— h. 170 William, 1838 NEW YORK AMULET. 7 fontine Buildings, Wall c. Water h. ——, 5s Nassau, 1830 1639-42

1839-42 entries read “stationer, printer, bookbinder and NEW YORK & MARINE BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY.

machinery cut wood type manufacturer”. 59 Fulton, 1827

NESBITT. James. bookbinder NEW YORK ANNUAL REGISTER. See Edwin Williams.

13 Doyer, 1830 NEW YORK ARENA.

140 Anthony, 1832 177, Ann, 1842

NETTLESHIP, Samuel T., calico glazier and printer. NEW YORK ATHENAUM.

129 Orange, 1835 Broadway c. Pine, 1825-31

460 Bowery, 1840 74 Chambers c. Broadway, 1832-37 6 Union-court Place, 1841 12 Chambers, 1838-39

183 Spring, 1842 348 Broadway, 1840

Lacks initial 1835. Calico glazier 1835; calico printer 1840-42. NEW YORK AURORA.

h ; 162 Nassau, 1842

NETTLETON, John, scriv|e]ner. McKay lists title in 1807-09 as tri-weekly edition of The

8 Columbia, 1837 Public Advertiser.

37 Bank Note List.

is Nessa uy 1841-42 NEW YORK BANK NOTE LIST. See (Day’s) New York NEUMANN, Gustav A., printer. NEW YORK BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY.

99 Nassau h. 133 William, 1838 59 Fulton, 1821-22, 1826

NEVITT, Charles, printer. NEW YORK CABINET. See also Cabinet Magazine.

301 Madison, 1832 2261/, Broadway, 1830

NEW ERA. See also Richard A. Locke; Locke & Rudd; NEW YORK CHRISTIAN MESSENGER.

Thereon Rudd. 130 Fulton, 1840-42 1974/2 Ann, 1842 VERSALIST. 2 Chatham Square, 1835-36

160 Nassau, 1837-41 NEW YORK CHRISTIAN MESSENGER & PHD. UNINEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. See Lucian J. Bisbee;

Bisbee’s New Monthly Magazine. NEw YORK CiTy LYCEUM. 657 Broadway, 1837-42

NEW WORLD. NEW YorK CiTy LYCEUM & READING ROOM.

go Ann, 1840-42 411 Broadway, 1841-42

NEW YORK ADVOCATE. See Mercantile Advertiser & THE NEW YORK COLUMBIAN. See The Columbian, for

New York Advocate. the Country.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 167

TOR. 27 Pine, 1837-41

NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER & SPECTA- 43 Pine, 1836

46 Pine c. William, 1831-42 25 Pine, 1842

Lacks “& Spectator” 1837-42. Evening Post 1821-26, 1836-42. McKay 1801-20.

NEW YORK COMMERICAL GAZETTE. NEW YORK EXPRESS.

208 Broadway, 1842 67 Wall, 1836

NEw YoRK DAILY ADVERTISER. See also Dwight, NEW YORK FARMER.

Townsend & Co.; Dwight, Townsend & Walker. 35 Wall, 1833-35

Tontine Coffee-house, 1818-26 132 Nassau, 1836 22 Merchants’ Exchange, 1827-35 30 Wall, 1837

30 Wall, 1836 NEW YORK FIREMAN.

McKay 1817-20. 19/ Ann, 1841

NEW YORK DAILY EXPRESS. NEW YORK FREEMAN’S JOURN[AL] AND CATH[OLIC]

Tontine Buildings, 1837 REG[ISTER]. See also Freeman’s Journal.

Wall c. Water and Centre c. City Hall Place, 1838 150 Fulton, 1841

Wall c. Water, 1839-40 4 City Hall Place, 1842 ty ne Place, 1841 NEW YORK GAZETTE. See also John Lang; John Lang

> Y 4 & Co.; Robert U. Lang; Lang, Turner & Co.; Lang,

New York Daily and Evening Express 1841-42. West & Co; John Turner; John West.

NEW YORK DAILY SENTINEL. Hanover Square, 1819-25

25 Exchange Place, 1830 3 Hanover Square, 1826-33 1 Mott c. Chatham, 1831 2 Hanover Square, 1834-35

1 Mott, 1832 12 Wall, 1836 67 Wall, 1837

NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 116 Water, 1838

See also Farnham Hall. 67 Wall, 1839

101 William, 1825-34 McKay 1795-1820. 41 John, 1835-40

41 or 53 John, 1841 NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

53 John, 1842 New York Institution, 1828-31 Chambers c. Broadway, 1832-34

NEW YORK ENQUIRER. See also Morning Courier 74 Chambers c. Broadway, 1835 & New York Enquirer; Mordecai M. Noah; Noah’s 12 Chambers, 1836

Enquirer. 74 Chambers c. Broadway, 1837 1 William, 1827 657 Broadway, 1838-41 10 William, 1828 in New York University, 1842

1828 entry annotated “(M.M. Noah’s)”. McKay 1804-1820: at New York Institution 1816-20+. NEW YORK EVANGELIST. See also N. C. Saxton. NEW YORK HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCI-

28 Exchange Place, 1831 ETY. 20 Ann, 1832 74 Chambers c. Broadway, 1831-32 162 Nassau, 1833-36 NEW YORK JEFFERSONIAN. 89 Nassau, 1837 34 Ann, 1835 113 Fulton, 1838-42 80 Vesey, 1836

NEW YORK EVENING JOURNAL. See also Samuel H. NEw YoRK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.

Jenks. 2 Merchants’ Exchange, 1829-35

1 Chatham Square, 1830-31 Phoenix Buildings, 1836 NEW YORK EVENING CITY GAZETTE. 71 Wall, 1837-41

71 Vesey, 1829 60 Wall c. Water, 1842

NEw York EVENING POST. See also William C. NEW YORK LANCET. Bryant; Bryant, Leggett & Co.; Michael Burnham; 125 Fulton, 1842

William H. Coleman; William Leggett. NEW YORK LAW CHRONICLE.

49 William, 1818-35 18 Duane, 1834

168 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 NEW YORK LAW INSTITUTE. See Lawyers’ Institute NEW YORK NATIVE AMERICAN.

Library. 172 Broadway c. Maiden-lane, 1837

NEW YORK LUMINARY. NEW YORK OBSERVER. See also Gerard Hallock;

g Spruce, 1840-42 Richard C. Morse; Sidney E. Morse; Morse, Hallock

NEW YORK MAGAZINE. See also Lewis Booth. 4 Coder, 1825

22 Nassau, 1832 87 Nassau, 1826

NEW YORK MECHANIC. 144 Nassau, 1827

7 Ann, 1841 65 Reed, 1828

3 William, 1829

NEW YORK MEDICAL GAZETTE. 2 William, 1830

162 Nassau, 1842 3 William, 1831

New YORK MERCHANT. 46 Pine c. William, 1832 97 John, 1825

| 55 William c. Pine, 1833

65 Cedar & 142 Nassau, 1834

NEW YORK MERCURY. 143 Nassau, 1835-36 2 Merchants’ Exchange, 1834-35 142 Nassau, 1837-42

Phoenix buildings, 1836

71 Wall, 1837-41 NEW YORK PARLOR MAGAZINE.

69 Wall c. Water, 1842 67 Liberty, 1835

NEW YORK MIRROR AND LADIES LIT[ERARY] NEW YORK PATRIOT office.

Morris. McKay 1815-16. g Nassau, 1825 NEW YORK PIONEER. GAZETTE. See also Theodore S. Fay; George P. 146 Fulton, 1824

87 Nassau, 1826 19¥/, Ann, 1841 142 Nassau, 1827

163 William, 1829 NEW YORK PLANET. Ann c. Nassau, 1830-35 15/, Ann, 1840-41 107 Nassau c. Ann, 1836-37 NEW YORK REFERENCE.

142 Fulton, 1840 17 Ann, 1841 1 Barclay, 1838-39

148 Nassau, 1841-42 NEW YORK REVIEW. See also Joseph G. Cogswell; “Ladies’ Literary Gazette” dropped from title 1835-42. Henry & Coggswell.

1826-32, 1834-39. 54 Gold, 1840-42

Display advertisements of varying length and detail appear

NEW YORK MORNING COURIER & ENQUIRER. See NEW YORK SABBATH SCHOOL MONITOR.

also Morning Courier & New York Enquirer. g Spruce, 1839-40

16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1829 126 Fulton, 1841 19 Merchants’ Exchange, 1830 143 Fulton, 1842

NEw YorRK MORNING HERALD & STATESMAN. NEW YORK SOCIETY] INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

27 William, 1830 New York Institution, Chambers, 1827-28

NEW YORK MORNING STANDARD & STATESMAN.

106 Chambers, 1829-33

27 William, 1831 NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY. See also John Forbes;

40 Wall, 1832-33 Philip J. Forbes; John T. Jones. “New York” dropped from title 1832-33. 16 Nassau, 1795-1826

33 Nassau, 1827-35 NEW YORK MUSEUM. See also George H. Hill; Reubens 12 Chambers, 1836-39

Peale. 348 Broadway c. Leonard, 1840-42

333 Broadway Cc. Anthony, 1830-31 “City Library” 1821, 1824; “Library City” 1822-23. McKay

252 Broadway, 1841-42 1795-1820; founded 1754.

Roberts. 48 Pine, 1829-30

NEW YORK NATIONAL ADVOCATE. See also E. J. NEW YORK SPECTATOR. See also Spectator.

in New Exchange, 1826 46 Pine c. William, 1837-42

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 169 NEW YORK STANDARD. See also William G. Hyer; NEW YORK WASHINGTONIAN.

John I. Mumford. 162 Nassau, 1842

2 Pine, 1841

64 Wall, 1842 NEW YORK WATCHMAN. 138 Fulton, 1842 NEW YORK STATESMAN Office. See also George W. . Prentiss. NEW YORK WEEKLY MESSENGER. See also Abijah 69 Pine, 1822-23 Abbot; Abbot & Boggs; William G. Boggs.

20 Wall, 1824, 1826 17 Ann, 1833-35

10 Merchants’ Exchange, 1827 100 Nassau, 1836-37 16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1828 96 Nassau, 1838 g Spruce, 1839-40

NEW YORK SUNDAY MORNING NEWS. 145 Nassau, 1841

138 Nassau, 1836 McKay 1811-13.

2 Ann, 1837

13/, Ann, 1838-39 NEW YORK WEEKLY REGISTER & CATHOLIC DIARY.

17 Ann, 1840 29 Ann, 1835 1 Beekman, 1841 10 City Hall Place, 1836

17 Ann, 1842 NEW YORK WHIG. See also Orville L. Holley; Henry

NEW YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL ADVOCATE. Dana Ward.

200 Mulberry, 1842 17 Ann, 1831-32 Nassau c. Beekman, 1833

NEW YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL JOURNAL. 130 Nassau, 1834 152 Nassau, 1836-42

NEW YORKER. See also Horace Greeley; H. Greeley &

NEW YORK TIMES. See also Edgar W. Davies; Co.

William Holland; Holland, Sandford & Davis. 37 Nassau, 1833 18 Wall,1835-36 1834 20127 Nassau, 10 Wall, Nassau,1834-35 1836-38

10 Wall c. Nassau, 1837 1 Ann, 1839 NEW YORK TIMES AND COM[MON] INTELLIGENCER.

go Ann, 1840-41

45 William, 1838-40 NEW YORKER NOTICIOSO DE AMBOS MUNDOS. See

47 William, 1841 Noticioso de Ambos Mundos.

“Weekly” added to end of title 1841. ; NEW YORKER PETIT COURRIER DE DAME. See Petit

NEW YORK TIMES AND EVENING STAR. Courrier des Dames.

47 William, 1841 NEW-YORKER STAATS ZEITUNG.

Stanley. 19 Nassau, 1836 17 Ann, 1834-35 99 Nassau, 1837-38 106 Nassau c. Ann, 1836 7 Frankfort, 1839-41 162 Nassau, 1837 13 Chrystie, 1842 20 Wall, 1838 This title is consistently listed in the directories at the end of

NEW YORK TRANSCRIPT. See also William J. 99 Nassau, 1835

go Nassau, 3859 im of te whch agin NY. ae though "etn we 1835 entry boasts a daily circulation of 12,000; 1836 of Naw-Yorker Staal’s Zeitung” 1836; “[N.Y.] Naw-Yorker Staat’s

20,000. Zeitung” 1837-38; “[N.Y.] Naw-Yorker Staats Zeitung” 1839-41. It is entered here as established in modern reference sources

Freeman Hunt; Hunt & Adams. 20 Nassau, 1832 NEWBERY, Edward, artist. 450 Broome, 1839

NEW YORK TRAVELLER. See also John J. Adams; (e.g., Newspapers in Microform).

NEW YORK TRIBUNE. Broadway n. White, 1842

160 Nassau, 1842 ;

30 Ann, 1841 1842 entry among additional names and spelled “Newberry”. NEWCOMB, Samuel, stationer. See also Thomas A.

NEW YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Newcomb; Newcomb & Cropsy.

Fulton c. Nassau, 1829-30 73 Wall h. 39 Harison, 1832

170 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 NEWCOMB, Thomas A., stationer. See also Samuel NEWTON, James, bookbinder.

Newcomb; Newcomb & Cropsy. 160 Rivington, 1834

73 Wall h. 39 Harison, 1833 65 Clinton, 1835

28 Harison, 1834 118 Eldridge, 1836 NEWCOMB & CROPSY, stationers. See also Jasper E. 75 Forsyth, 1839 Cropsy; Samuel Newcomb; Thomas A. Newcomb. NEWTON, James S., miniature painter.

73 Wall, 1832-33 93 Bayard, 1825

NEWCOMBE, George W., miniature painter. Adelphi House, 103 Canal, 1829

175 Broadway, 1829 No occupation 1829. 2977/2 Broadway, 1831 236 Stanton, 1826

251 Broadway, 1830 NEWTON, Lewis, paper maker. 251 Broadway, 1832 Name also appears without occupation 1821-23; laborer 1825;

—— h. 2974/2 Broadway, 1833 ropemaker 1832. 297 '/2 Broadway, 1834-40 NICHOLS, Angus, printer.

200 Mulberry h. ——, 1841 381 Water, 1835 2971/2 Broadway, 1842

Initial 1842 only. Also Jane Newcombe, tobacconist, 2971/2 NICHOLS, Charles, printer. Broadway 1836-42. 133 Prince, 1826

NEWELL, Thomas, engraver, printer and publisher. See 250 Broome, 1827

also Wallis & Newell. 527 Pearl, 1828

John, 1832 NICHOLS, Ebenezer, bookbinder. See also Wilson & g100 Hague, 1833 Nichols. 120 White, 1834 Canal n. Varick, 1822

9 John h. —— First, 1835 555 Broome, 1823

— h. 36 Bayard, 1836 Canal n. Varick, 1824 36 Bayard, 1837 257 Broome, 1826

Engraver 1832; printer 1833-34; publisher 1835-37. Name also 557 Broome, 1827-28

appears 1829-30, 1838-41. Thomas c. Church, 1829

NEWELL, William, printer. 216 William h. 128 Church, 1830-32 162 Nassau h. 35 Beaver, 1835 79 Dey h. ——, 1833

—— h. 64 Gold, 1836 111 Fulton h. ——, 1834 64 Gold, 1837 —— Fulton h. ——, 1835

2 Lumber, 1838-39 McKay lists an Ebenezar Nicholas, bookbinder 12 Clarke,

28 Ann h. 4 Lumber, 1840-41 1820.

—— h. 166 William, 1842 NICHOLS, Lewis, printer.

NEWMAN. See also Dayton & Newman, books. 111 Beekman h. Brooklyn, 1834 317 Pearl, 1835

NEWMAN, Adolphus, printer. McKay notes printer of this name 1802-05. 99 Nassau h. 131 William, 1837-38

g Frankfort, 1839-40 NICHOLS, Samuel, editor. See also Paige & Nichols; rear g Frankfort, 1841 Paige, Nichols & Krauth; Paige, Wilson & Nichols, printers. NEWMAN, Henry, paper painter. 53 Watts, 1836-39

142 Norfolk, 1832-34 31 Ann h. 53 Watts, 1840

Carter 1834. Name also appears as cartman 1825, 1827-30. 13 Beekman h. 113 Avenue 3rd, 1841-42 NEWMAN, Mark H., books. See also Gould & Newman; Clerk 1836-39; reporter 1840.

Gould, Newman & Saxton. NICHOLS, Thomas L., editor. g1 Nassau h. Brooklyn, 1837-38 1742 Ann h. 12 Walker, 1842 199 Broadway h. 31 Vandam, 1842

NEWMAN, William, printer and cloth finisher. Nien Gee witiem P., printer.

160 Spring, 1839 Bowen,1932 Bet 100 Duane, 1840 229*9 BOWETY)

358 Monroe, 1841-42 NICHOLSON, J. D., engraver and printer. Printer 1839-40; cloth finisher 1841-42. 6 Broad, 1826

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 171 NICKERSON, Charles V., engraver and copperplate “M. M.” 1821-23. Sheriff & ed[itor] Nat/ional] Advocate

printer 1821-22; ed[itor] 1827-28; Nat/ional]surveyor Advocateof1823-26; N/ew/ ° . Y/ork] Enquirer the port,editor 1829-32; no

114 Fulton h. 201 Washington, 1827 occupation 1833, 1841-42; editor 1834-39. McKay lists as NICOLATTI, Thomas, wax figures.

editor of the National Advocate 1817-20.

44 Howard, 1831 NOAH & GILL, [publishers]. See also Evening Star; Thomas Gill; Mordecai M. Noah.

NICOLL. See Park & Nicoll, bookbinders. 47 William, 1835-42 NIMS, James, portrait painter. NOAHsS’ |sic] ADVOCATE. See also Mordecai M. Noah.

386 Broadway, 1839-41 48 Wall, 1825

NITCHIE, John, agent and treasurer American Bible NOAH’S ENQUIRER. See also New York Enquirer;

Society (q.v.) Mordecai M. Noah.

20 Slote-lane h. 38 Broad, 1821-22 10 William, 1826

72 Nassau h. ——, 1823-26 NOBLE, James, printer. 115 Nassau h. ——, 1827-31 79 Henry, 1824-25 —— h. 20 Rutgers, 1832

—— h. 21 Rutgers, 1833 NOBLE, John S., bookbinder. See also Ralph & Noble.

—— h. 9 Rutgers, 1834-37 1 Nassau, 1841 “Family of John Nitchie” is listed at g Rutgers 1838-39. : Att[orney] and not[ary] 1821-22; no occupation 1823; agent NOBLE & PELTON, paper. See also Milo 8. Pelton. bible soc[iety] 1824-35; treas{urer] A.B.S. 1836-37. 138 Fulton, 1842

NIXON, Gilbert T.S., copyist and clerk. NOE, J ames, printer.

17 Hudson, Mott, 1834-35 38Clinton, Pitt, 1833 68 1840-41 39 1834 Lacks initial “T.” 1840-41. Copyist 1834-35; clerk 1840-41. 128 Suffolk, 1835

NOAH, Michael W., quill manufacturer. Now ‘ homes, printer.

412 Broadway, 1831 9 John h. §4 First, 1535 181/, Maiden-lane c. Green, 1832 NOLEN, Edward, printer.

— h. 165 Mott, 1833-36 rear 35 Mulberry, 1836

203 Hudson h. ——, 1837 NONEY, A. W., publisher. 165 Mott, 1838-40 17 Ann, 1840-41 52 Nassau h. ——, 1841-42 ue Co.” 38 1832 entry for “Michael W. & Joel”. Jeweller 1837. Ov Bede

NORDEN, John D., quill-d d fact .S

NOAH, Mordecai M., editor. See also Evening Star; The also Cohen & N onden a NEE OE National Advocate; New York Enquirer; Noah & Gill; 245 Pearl, 1828

Noahs’ Advocate; Noah’s Enquirer. 173 Chatham, 1830 98 Greenwich, 1821 Dp.” 1830. ; sass .D.” 1830. Dresser 1828;+. manufacturer Pine c. William, 1822

48 Wall, 1823 NORNTON, Thomas, color maker. See also Thomas

—— h. 76 Hudson, 1824 Naunton.

—— h. 102 Canal, 1825 726 Greenwich, 1837

10 William h. 31 Dey, 1826 Norris, William, [bookbinder].

1 William h. 57 Franklin, 1827-28 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman h. 29 Wall, 1829 Book-Binders 1835. h. 113 Spring, 1830 NORRIS, William, engraver. h. 213 Spring, 1831 Nassau c.3Wall. 18 20 Pine h. 181 Orchard, 1832 N Ful * ae 181 Orchard, 1833 go Nassall €. OD 203

47 William h. ——, 1834 NORTH, William B., engraver. See also North &

—— h. 66 Franklin, 1835-37 Gallagher.

— h. 47 East-Broadway, 1838 29 Gold, 1838

— h. 33 Mercer, 1839 — h. 78 Nassau, 1839 ——, 1840 — h. 438 Pearl, 1840 181 Grand, 1841-42 —— h. g1 Reade, 1841-42

172 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 NORTH & GALLAGHER, calico engravers. See also O’CONNOR, John, bookbinder.

Ferdinand H. Gallagher; William B. North. 152 Forsyth, 1834

9 4 O’CONNOR, John, cloth finisher.

29 Gold, 1838-42

NORTHERN LIGHT. go Centre, 1831-32

88 Bowery, 1841-42 —— h. 493 Broadway, 1834

1,P een Ann h. Pearl, , 32 Gold h. go Beekman, 1839

NORTHUP, Daniel, [publisher]. See also Northup & Co. 88 men » 1835-36

ie fe ting 305 ° earl, 1841 114 Allen h. 75 Delancey, 1838 NORTHUP & Co., publishers. See also Daniel Northup. ——, 1840-41

9/2 4 O’CONNOR, Murkin, cloth finisher.

19'/. Ann, 1841

139 Elizabeth, 1836 , 1838-42. 6 Water, 1832

NORTON, John L., bookbinder. 112 Walker, 1835

Name also appears as merchant 1830; no occupation 1832-34, O’CONNOR, Thomas, calico glazier.

: 17 Thomas, 1834

18 NOTICIOSO DE AMBOS MUNDOS. See also Juan de laFront, a Seana Granja.

49 Liberty, 1836-42 O’CONNOR, Thomas, editor. See also Shamrock. “(New Yorker] Notociosa de Ambos Mondos” 1836; “[New Hester, 1821 Yorker] Noticioso de Ambos Mundos” 1837-40; the title is 59 VY, Cherry. 1822-23 Yorker”; it is entered here in the form found in modern No occupation 1821. McKay lists as editor 1812-15 and 1817;

consistently entered in a list of titles which begin “New a ; ;

reference sources. publisher of Shamrock 1820. NoTT, William, bookbinder. ODELL, John, printer.

102 Warren, 1825 6 Republican Alley, 1825

33 wanker an1927 O’HARA, Daniel,1841 books. 102 Warren, go Houston, 101 Warren, 1828-30 26 Desbrosses, 1831-32 OHARA, R. & P., & BROTHER, paper. 32 Burton, 1835 71 John c. Gold, 1838 60 Carmine, 1836-39 OHARA, Robert, & Co., paper.

NOYES, Charles J., bookbinder. 33 Ann, 1839

rear 118 Barrow, 1832 — h. 66 Jane, 1841

NOYES, Christopher, books. h. 254 Spring, 1842 West n. Hoboken, 1839 OHERN, M.P., stationer. See also Starr, Ohern & Co.

NUGENT, James, bookbinder. 1 Nassau c. Wall, 1838

37 Cherry, 1838-39 — h. Brooklyn, 1839-40 243 Division, 1840 72 Broadway h. ——, 1841

138 Elm, 18 41 No occupation 1841. OAK, Thomas, printer. O’KEEFE, Charles, printer. 52 Eldridge, 1834 53 Leonard, 1830

101 Houston, 1835-37 Name also appears 1828, 1831-33.

121 Lewis, 1838 OKEEFE, Eugene, printer.

O’BRIEN, Robert, artist. 50 Attorney, 1842

281 oe OKEEFE, K., printer. 327aah Tenty, 1°42 10 Jeremiah First, 1837

O’BRIEN, Samuel D., copperplate printer. See also 2 Art, 1841

King, Barnard & O’Brien. 434 Bowery, 1842

rear 13 John, 1838 Lacks initial 1841-42. O’CONNELL, John, bookseller. OKOLOMSKI, Ferdinand, miniature painter. 38 Eldridge, 1834-42 29 Orchard, 1839

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 173 OLD COUNTRYMAN. See also Emigrant € Old Coun- ORAM, William, paper boxes.

tryman; Edgar W. Davies; Henry J. Pickering. 70 John, 1835-38

57 Frankfort, 1831-35 67 Columbia, 1839 3 Barclay, 1842

OLIVE BRANCH. ORCHARD, Rev. Isaac, tract missionary.

tie Nassau. 318 Carmine, 1836 6 Park-row to 47 6 Bedford, 1837-38

3 » 104 288 Mulberry, 1839

OLIVER, Alexander, copperplate printer. 19 Bedford, 1840-42

86 Suffolk, 1836 No occupation 1836-40. OLIVER, Isaac, printer THE ORGAN

LI 1 . 70 Greene, 1840 A 8

343 Grand, 1841 1g Ann, 1942

OLIVER, John, oil paintings. ORMEROD, George, bookbinder.

23 Charlton, 1837 116 Duane, 1836 162 Reade, 1838-40 15 Jacob, 1837 — c. Greenwich, 1841 George Omerod, member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders 1835.

OLIVER, John W., printer.

28 Catharine c. Henry, 1837 ORMEROD, James, bookbinder.

treet: 38 36 Jay, 1838-39

78 Canal c. Greene, 1839 174 Franklin, 1840 19 Ann h. 183 Elm, 1840 152 Franklin, 1841 — h. 185 Elm, 1841-42 OMEROD, George. See George Ormerod. ORMISTON, George, printer.

; 40 Beaver, 1829-30

OLMSTEAD, James, bookbinder. 16 Moore, 1831 189 Pearl h. 101 Rivington, 1821 115 Bowery, 1832

192 Pearl h. ——, 1822 52 Gold, 1833-34 h. 101 Rivington, 1823 22 Stone, 1836

McKay 1806-07, 1810-20: 189 Pearl, 1815-20. 20 Lumber, 1838 , ONEIL, George, copperplate printer. 36 Lumber, 1839-40

357 Bowery, 1834 121 Cedar, 1841

ONE James ee ORMOND, James, printer. 200 MUNDETTY, 2035 272 Greenwich, 1829 O’NEILL, Thomas, printer. 59 Vesey, 1830-32

65 Mulberry, 1812-21 17 Ann h. ——, 1833

178 Mulberry, 1822 34 Ann h. ——, 1834

124 Elm, 1824, 1826-27 135 Water h. 87 Warren, 1835

165 Elm, 1828 — h. 107 Varick, 1836

Elm c. Grand, 1829 h. 107 Varick, 1837 Elm n. Grand, 1830 55 Gold h. ——, 1838 47 Grand, 1831-33 101 Forsyth, 1839 227 Mulberry, 1834, 1838-42 Fulton, 1840 “O’Neil” 1821-26. McKay 1809-20.

ORMSBY, William L., engraver.

; j 142 Nassau h. 26 Vandam, 5 Burling-slip, 1818-20 a8 1835-36

ORAM, James, printer.

, “Ww. L.” ; “ L.” 1836.

— h. 154 Broadway, 1821-22 » 12 GY 42 — h. 117 Chambers, 1823 1835; “Waterman 183

—— 133 Greenwich, 1824 OsBorN,1 John, types. 133h.Greenwich, 1825-26

Also entries for “Elizabeth, ladies academy” at 133 Greenwich 1827-29; other addresses 1830-36. McKay lists as printer,

211/. Monroe, 1834-35

stationer & bookseller 1791-1820. OSBORN, Milo. See Milo Osborne.

174 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 OSBORN, William, printer. See also Osborn & Bucking- 100 Hudson, 1842

ham. “Oudkerk” 1842. Sausage maker 1835; fancy store 1842. - 1827-28 OVENS, George, & Co., blacking and ink. 24Libert Liberty, 36 Greenwich, Spruce,1830 1829 401 103 orJohn 111 Johnhh.Grand. 524 Grand,18 1841 15 Madison, 1832 OVINGTON, Samuel, printer and calico printer. 85 Chatham h. 340 Grand, 1833 229 Sullivan, 1831 29 Ann h. 78 Cedar, 1834 Avenue 3rd c. Ninth h. 229 Sullivan, 1834-35 — h. 249 Broome, 1835 Printer 1831; calico printer 1834; painter 1835.

rear 58 William h. 7 Orchard, 1836 oo, rear 88 William h. ——, 1837 OWEN, Benjamin, printer.

—— h. 6 Allen, 1838 rear 267 Greenwich, 1832 — h. 104, Vandewater, 1839 rear 76 Reade, 1833-37 — h. 12 Vandewater, 1840 30 Vandewater, 1838-42

h. Avenue ist n. Ninth, 1841-42 OWENS. See also Silvester & Owens, books. “& Co.” 1833.

OWENS, Anthony, bookbinder.

OSBORN & BUCKINGHAM, printers. See also J. L. 38 Beaver, 1830

Buckingham; William Osborn. 35 Beaver, 1831 rear 88 William, 1836 OWENS, John, & Co., engravers. oo, 103 Murray h. 223 Greenwich, 1842 OSBORN, DOUGLASS & Co., blacking, ink, sauce and 29 Ann, 1834-35

pickle warehouse. See also Francis H. Douglass. OXBOROUGH, Edward, printer.

116 Elizabeth, 1834 86 Sullivan, 1832

OSBORN & DRYDEN, blacking manufacturers. PACKARD. See Clement & Packard.

398 Water, 1835 PAFF, Michael, picture gallery.

OSBORNE, Milo, engraver. 221 Broadway, 1820-33 66 Fulton, 1833-35 10 Barclay, 1834-37 29 Chambers h. 129 White, 1836 204 Fulton, 1838

20 Chambers h. ——., 1837 “M.” 1821-30. Also “Maria A., widow of Michael” 108 4 City Hall Place upstairs, 1838 1828-38. McKay i Bea 20. mn 2042 abeety OF Aine arts

: : Hamersley 1840; 409 Hudson 1841-42. Galle f fi t

20 Chambers upstairs, 1839

142 Fulton h. 111 Mott, 1840 PAGE, Harlan, dep[uty of the] American Tract Society

16 or 22 John h. 25 Henry, 1841 (q.v.)

69 Nassau h. 33 Henry, 1842 87 Nassau h. 188 Hester, 1826

“Osborn” 1833-34. 144 Nassau h. ——, 1827 —— h. ]

Osb — 150 h. 148 Mulberry, 1829-31 spury: Nassau h.—, 1832-34

OSBREY. See Swain & Osbrey, engravers; George R. h. 145 Mulberry, 1828

Osbrey berry 1835-38. 68 Wall, 1838 PAGE, John A., & Son, engraver.

OSBURY, George R., engraver. See also Swain & “H.” 1826-29. Also “Mary K., widow of Harlan” 148 Mul-

OSGOOD, Charles, portrait painter. 137 Fulton h. 123 Orchard, 1840

96 Duane, 1840 PAGE, William, portrait and miniature painter.

OSGOOD, S.S., portrait painter. 145 Mulberry, 1828

73 Chambers, 1842 99 Canal, 1833 7: 195 Fulton, 1834-35 OSTRANDER, Philip, engraver. New York University h. 166 Seventeenth, 1837 33 John, 1842 26 Reade h. ——, 1838 OTLEY. See Saunders & Otley, publishers. 85 Warren, 1839-40

73 Chambers c. Broadway h. 164 Elm, 1841

OUDKIRK, Levi, copperplate printer. — h. 404 Broome, 1842 107 Orange, 1835 Portrait] & minfiature] painter 1828; portrait painter 1833-

10 Watts, 1838-40 42.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 175

PAGE & TORREY, artists. PALMER, Melancthon, bookbinder.

2 Mott, 1830 242 Grand, 1834 ; Name also appears as baker 1835-36, 1838-42. Member,

PAIGE & NICHOLS, publishers. See also Samuel New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders

Nichols; also next entry. 1835.

13 Beekman, 1841 PALMER, Thomas H., printer. PAIGE, NICHOLS & KRAUTH, publishers. See also 263 Broome, 1835 Augustus H. Krauth; Samuel Nichols; also previous 14 Essex, 1836

entry. 101 Essex, 1839

13 B eekman, 1842 Initial given 1839 only. PAIGE, WILSON & BROWNE, printers. See also John L. PANKALO. See Pepas & Pankalo, printers.

Brown; John H. Wilson; also next entry. PARADISE, John, portrait painter. 31 Ann, 1839 58 Provost, 1820-22 12 Provost, 1823-30

PAIGE, WILSON & NICHOLS, printers. See also Samuel 26 North Mo oo a 31

ne gone H. Wilson; also previous entry. 30 North Moor e, 1832-33 3? ann, 1940 McKay 1812-20.

PAINE, Charles, engraver. PARADISE, John W., engraver. 1 Cortlandt h. 92 Anthony, 1842 Anthony c. Broadway, 1832 PAINEER, Jacob. See Jacob Poinier. ——_h. 21 Watts, 1833 21 Watts, 1834

PAJOT, L. E., engraver of medal. 87 Barrow, 1835-37

220 Pearl, 1821 112 Bank, 1838 McKay lists Louis E. Pajot, engraver 1817, 1819-20. 108 Amos, 1839-40 , 110 Amos, 1841-42

PALMER, George W., printer. “JW.” 1832. 84 Essex, 1838 go Suffolk, 1839 PARADISE, Joseph S., copperplate printer.

Lacks initial 1838. 25 Asylum, 1833 85 Fourth, 1834-35

PALMER, p hiliv. painter. S _. 128 Monroe,Gilbert, 1831 ae Pstationer. lip, ST., miniature Name also appears without occupation 1828-29; shoemaker, 261 Wi iam, 1822

128 Monroe 1832, other addresses 1830, 1833-36. McKay 1791-1811.

PALMER, Jacob, printer. PARISEN, William D., miniature painter and limner.

199 ¥2 Division, 1829 258 William 1819-22 261 William, 1823-25

PALMER, John W., librarian. 15 Wall h. ——, 1826

138 Elm, 1838 261 William, 1827-31 135 Elm, 1839-40 “W. D.” 1821-25. Miniature painter 1821-25; broker 1826; painter 1827; limner 1828-31. McKay 1819-20.

PALMER, John W., printer. See also Elliott & Palmer. PARK, Jesse K., bookbinder. See also Park & Nicoll. 15 Cedar, 1821 68 Nassau, 1822 74 Fulton h. 201 Hester, 1840

7 Oak, 1823 —— Hester, 1841 21 Roosevelt, 1824h.37203 John h. » 1842 12 Roosevelt, 1825-27 & Co.” 1841-42.

7 Wall h. ——, 1828 PARK & NICOLL, bookbinders. See also Jesse K. Park.

20 William h. ——, 1829-32 74 Fulton, 1840

Also “Letitia, widow of John W.” 75 Mulberry 1834-37; other

addresses 1838-1841. Clerk 1821-25. McKay 1814-20. PARKER, C. R.., portrait painter.

PALMER, John W., & Co., printers.Cedar, 49182, 7 9/2 Wall, 1824-25, PARKER, Charles, engraver. Nassau c. Pine, 1826 16 Wall h. 248 Madison, 1842

176 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

PARKER, George, engraver. PARKS, John B., bookbinder and books. See also Bolen

196 Cherry, 1839 & Parks; John Parkes.

Possible typographical error: engineer of this name is listed 182 Fulton, 1835-36

at 196 Cherry in 1838. 288 Mulberry, 1837 PARKER, Horatio N., bookbinder. Bleecker c. Wooster, 1838 139 Clinton, 1837 203 Fulton h. 203 Greene, 1840 2764, Grand, 1838 99 or 107 John h. ——, 1841

278 Grand, 1839 107 John h. ——,, 1842 139 Clinton, 1841-42 Pg rong ni an voor pe tierne paneer Lacks initial 1837-38. No occupation 1837. Member, New- Book-Binders 1835.

York Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders

1835- PAROTIE, John, image maker.

PARKER, Nelson H., bookbinder. Thompson n. Spring, 1821 139 Clinton, 1832-36

PARSELL, Abraham, miniature painter.

PARKER, R.., printer. 46 Forsyth, 1821

88 Bayard, 183¢ 28 Bayard, 1822-24

PARKER, Schuyler R., printer. 25 Oak, 1825

555Cross, 1832 113 Chrystie, 1826 Cross, 1833 46 Macdougal, 1827, 1829-42 106 Bayard, 1835-36 McKay lists at 35 Mott, 1820.

9243Doyer, 1837 PARSHALL, Benjamin C., printer. Division, 1838

46 Norfolk, 1839-40 117 Anthony, 1825 177 Delancey, 1842 162 Duane, 1826 20 Pump, 1827-28

PARKER, Thomas H., miniature painter. 58 Greene, 1829

51 Cherry, 1823 128 Varick, 1830-31

25: 106 Christopher, 1833-34 PARKER, William H., reading room. 354 Monroe, 1835 Appears among additional names. Name also appears 1824- 137 Sullivan, 1832

120 Water, 1836 128 Barrow, 1836-37 239 Fulton, 1838 127 Barrow, 1838 30 Bowery, 1839 “Eloisa, widow of Benjamin C.” 46 Carmine 1839. No occupation 1835-39. PARSONS, Frederick, printer.

PARKER & ELDRIDGE, miniature painters. 287 Division, 1831 61 William, 1835-36

PARSONS, Sparkhawk, bookseller.

PARKES, John, bookbinder. See also Bolen & Parks; 203 Chambers h. 49 Dominick, 1832

John B. Parks. Name also appears without occupation 1826-28; auctioneer 53 Fulton, 1839 1830; commission merchant 1833; accountant 1834-35; estate broker 1836; land office and stock exchange broker 1837; broker

PARKES, Richard, calico engraver. 1838; and commissioner 1840-42. 32 Gold h. Washington, 1839

PARTRIDGE, James, printer.

PARKINSON, Thomas F., printer. 22 Hamersley, 1827 73 Catharine, 1828-29

go James, 1831 PASQUE, James, bookbinder. 8 Madison, 1832, 1834 33 Hamilton, 1831

11 James, 1835 rear 103 Mulberry, 1832

132 Willett, 1836, 1838 Lacks initial 1831, 1834-38; “Parkerson” 1834. Also “Mary, THE PASSION FLOWER. See also Samuel C. Reid.

widow of Thomas F., boardinghouse” 373 Eighth 1841. 189 Broadway, 1836 PARKS, Hugh, printer. See also Simmons & Parks. Johns wont vad the nublishor Sumucl C. Reid iss Anna 24 Catharine, 1841

26 Catharine, 1842 PATENT RIGHTS. See Francis S. Lane.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 177 PATERSON, William, & Co., ink and blacking manufac- PAUL, Matthew, books.

turer. 1641/2 Avenue 8th, 1838-42

West n. Harison, 1828-29 “Paull” 1838-40.

144 West n. Harison, 1830 PAULIN, William, printer. 270 Spring, 1831 11 Laight, 1839 PAULING, Richard A., portrait painter. PATRIARCH. 304 Broadway, 1842 36 Park-row, 1842

“Patterson” 1828. ,

PAULL, Matthew. See Matthew Paul.

rae A., paper svainer PAULSEN, George Henry, books, editor and agent. See

5ame Ivision, * a ; ; also Radde & Paulsen. appears in Supplement. 471 Pearl, 1837

PATTEN, George, bookbinder. 136 Franklin, 1838

21 Burton, 1827 116 Nassau h. 27 Grand, 1839-41 219 Sullivan, 1828 105 Fulton h. ——, 1842

21 Minetto, 1829 Books 1837-38; editor 1839-41; agent 1842.

PATTERSON, George, printer.

PAVENHILL, William H. See William C. Ravenhill.

rear gg Thompson, 1840 PAWSON, James, bookbinder.

PATTERSON, H , printer.

58 Henry, 1834

9» herds PEIOSE PAYNE, Eli, pressman.

136 Monroe, 1841

113 Essex, 1832

PATTERSON, Hugh. See Hugh Pattinson. PAYNE, Josiah C., bookseller. See also Moore & Payne.

PATTERSON, Joseph B., printer. *5 King, 1832

50 Ann, 1840-41 57 Carmine, 1833 g Beekman h. 61 Carmine, 1834-35

PATTERSON, William, & Co. See William Paterson & “Payn” without occupation 1832-33.

Co. PAYNTER, William, printer.

PATTINSON, Hugh, printer. ea Sullivan,1931 2830 250 William, 1821-22 23 f RompPson,

199 Church, 1823-24 PEABODY, Charles H., & Co., London books; fine

196 Chapel, 1825 engravings; fancy stationery; music; drawing —— c. Canal, 1826-27 materials; cutlery etc. 50 Ann, 1828 adjoining the American Hotel near Park Place, 223

132 Reade, 1829 Broadway opposite the Park, 1831

184 Church, 1830 219 Broadway, 1832-33

107 Nassau c. Ann, 1831-42 359 Broadway upstairs, 1834 “Patterson” 1821; “Pattison” 1824. Printer 1821-32; printer “C. H.” 1831-38; lacks “& Co.” and occupation 1834.

& refectory 1833-37; refectory 1838-42. McKay lists at 43

Cheapside 1818, 51 Ferry 1820. PEACOCK, Allen, paper colorer. See also George Peacock.

PAUL, Abraham, printer. 44 Thompson, 1824 upstairs 182 Water, 1815-20 28 Thomas, 1825 —— h. 186 Water, 1821 24 Thompson, 1826

— h. g Dutch, 1822 29 Thompson, 1827 — h. 7 Spruce , 1825 284 Pearl, 1830

72 Nassau h. » 1823-24 284 Pearl h. 36 Thompson, 1828-29

h. 108 Cedar, 1826 286 Pearl h. 11 Oliver, 1831 115 Nassau h. ——, 1827 — h. 40 Cherry, 1832-38

108 Cedar, 1828-29 — h. 102 Cliff, 1839

No occupation 1828-29. McKay 1813-20. —_ hh 9 Peck-slip 1840-42

. Leather dresserpaper 1824-27; paper stainer 1828; leather glove and PAUL, Degre, artist. coloured manufactory 1829; paper colorer 1830; glover

164 Broadway, 1841 1831-42.

178 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

PEACOCK, Eber T. bookbinder. PEARSON, William, & Co., publishers of the Alezan-

1 Division, 1834 drian (q.v.) See also William Pearson. — h. 11 Eldridge, 1835 106 Nassau, 1835

E. T.” 1834-35. ; 276 Pearl, 1821-23 139 Broadway, 1836 286 Pearl, 1831 ; — h. 104 East-Broadway, 1836-39

282 Grand, 1840-42 PEASLEE, John P., bookseller. See also Peaslee &

« r Cowperthwaite; Peaslee & Welch. 169 Broadway upstairs, 1829

PEACOCK, George, paper stainer and paper warehouse. 157 Broadway h. 139 Broadway, 1831-32

See also Allen Peacock. 49 Cedar, 1835

210 Broadway, 1824 “J.P.” 1829. Merchant 1835-36. 237 Water, 1825

PEASLEE & COWPERTHWAITE, booksellers. See also

270 Pearl, 1832 Hewlings Cowperthwaite; John P. Peaslee.

— h. 21 Montgomery, 1833 157 Broadway, 1830-31 — Pearl, 1834 PEASLEE & WELCH, booksellers. See also John P.

— upstairs h. 404 Pearl, 1835 Peaslee.

271 Pearl h. 5 Oliver, 1836 157 Broadway, 1832 113 Beekman h. ——,, 1837

——.,, 1838 PECK, John, portrait painter.

“& Co.” 1831. Paper stainer 1821-25; paper warehouse 1831; 335 Madison, 1835 commission warehouse for glue, sizing, rags and paper 1832; 467 Grand 1836 com[mission] mer[chant] 1833-34; commission paper and wire- ? cloth warehouse 1835-38. A second entry in 1832 gives the 423 Grand, 1838

(home?) address of 97 Goerck. 388 Bowery, 1840

PEACOCK, Thomas, card maker. 1835 entry among additional names. Artist 1840.

34 Gouverneur, 1834-35 PECKHAM, William F., wood engraver.

369 Monroe, 1836-37 156 Fulton, 1838-39 413 Division, 1838 122 Broadway, 1840-41

188 William, 1841-42 —— h. Brooklyn, 1842

PEALE, Rembrandt, portrait and historical painter. PEERS, Rev. Benjamin O., editor.

345 Broadway, 1822 28 Ann h. 158 Monroe, 1840 Broadway n. Reed, 1823 —— h. 150 Monroe, 1841

254 Broadway, 1832 No occupation 1841.

413 Broadway, 1835

PELL, Alfred S., typefounder. See also Lothian & Pell;

PEALE, Reubens, [New York] museum (q.v.) Alfred S. Pell, Jr. 252 Broadway h. 43 Chambers, 1826-27 2231/, Pearl, 1825-27

—— h. 63 Chambers, 1828-30 Fourth n. Thompson, 1828

—— h. 20 Greene, 1831-32 39 Fourth, 1829

—— h. 24 Greene, 1833-36 Also “Adelia D., widow of Alfred S.” 35 Fourth 1829-30; 5

h. Brooklyn, 1837-38 Bond 1842. No occupation 1828-30.

» 1839-41 PELL, Alfred S., Jr., typefounder. See also Alfred S.

“R.” 1826. Full page display advertisement 1826 for “Peale’s Pell New-York Museum and Gallery of the Fine Arts”. °

20 Gold and 2231/2 Pearl, 1828-29

PEARSON, William, bookstore, printer and publisher. 29 Gold h. 73 Leonard, 1830-31

See also William Pearson & Co. 71 John, 1832

6 Cortlandt: 60 Cliff h. 41 Cliff, 1833 — h. 73 Leonard, 1833

115 Fulton, 1834 ——, 1834

106 Nassau h. 380 Pearl, 1835 38 Gold, 1835-36 40 Robinson, 1836 Lacks initial 1829-31; lacks “Jr.” 1830-31; “Alfred Pell & 469 Grand, 18 40 Brother” 1834-36. No occupation 1830-31. oa Bast: Broadway, address ws address PELL, William, ookstore at Cortlandt+842 ress, cif printer at Cliff 1833; os bookbinder.

printer and publisher of the Republic of Letters 1834; printer 6 Dominick, 1837

1835, 1840-41; no occupation 1836. 19 Watts, 1838

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 179

PELLETREAU, Charles, printer. 53 Fulton h. 184 Church, 1829

145 Elizabeth, 1828 —— h. 55 Ann, 1830

149 Elizabeth, 1829-30 43 Fulton h. 90 Beekman, 1831 PELOUZE, Edward, typefounder. See also Bruce, 38 oe 209 Water, 1832

Pelouze & Co. 208 cats 2033°35 189 Duane,1830 1829g 320 Pearl,1838-39 1837 109 Cedar, Peck-slip, 322 Pearl, 1836

216 William h. 15 Jacob, 1831 331 Pearl, 1840-42

oe Clift weap “Penfield” 1823-24. Boardinghouse 1840-42. 89 Nassau, 1840-41 PENNIMAN, John, lithographer.

— h. Brooklyn, 1842 80 Canal, 1842 “Pelouse” 1829. Also “Harriet, widow of Edward” 90 Beek-

man 1838; 103 Cedar 1841. Mouldmaker 1829-30. McKay lists PENNOYER, Thomas, bookbinder. See also Pennoyer, an Edward Peloze, typefounder, 139 Greenwich 1819. ; Coolidge & Co.

PELSUE, William L., printer. 4 Lower Green h. 459 Pearl, 1837

214 Duane, 1821 110 Fulton h. 27 Roosevelt, 1838

75 Chapel, 1822 —— h. 240 Rivington, 1839

79 Chapel, 1823 “Penoyer” 1837. 557 Greenwich, 1830-33 PENNOYER, COOLIDGE & Co., bookbinders. See also 262 Hudson, 1834 Thomas Pennoyer. 78 Charlton, 1835-36 111 Fulton, 1835 29 Vandam, 1824

571 Greenwich, 1837 110 Fulton, 1838-39

549 Greenwich, 1838-42

McKay 1804-20. PENNY MAGAZINE AND CYCLOPEDIA. See also Charles T. Mears.

PELTON, Milo S., commission merchant. See also Noble 53 Cedar, 1837

& Pelton. 102 Broadway, 1838-41

99 or 107 John, 1841 155 Broadway, 1842 138 Fulton, 1842

PENDLETON, John B., lithographer and publisher. See

PENNY POST. See Edward Tremayne.

also Pendleton & Hill. PEOPLES, Robert, bookseller.

137 Broadway h. 27 Chatham, 1831 rear 125 Clinton, 1832 94 Broadway, 1831 945 Wall, 1832 PEOPLE’S LIBRARY. Maiden-lane h. 60 Liberty, 1833 132 Nassau, 1835

137 Broadway h. ——, 1834

— , 1835-36 PEOPLES’ PRESS. — h. 124 Hudson, 1837-38 g Spruce, 1842 57 Gold h. 78 Gold, 1839 , PEPAS & PANKALO, printers.

Lacks initial 1830-32. Lithographer 1830-34; no occupation

1835-38; publisher 1839. 96 Nassau, 1840

PENDLETON & HILL, bookstore. See also Peter Hill; PEPPER, George, editor.

John B. Pendleton. rear 238 Mulberry, 1829 94 Broadway, 1831-32 35 Canal, 1830

PENFOLD, Nicholas B., printer. See also Danforth & PERINE, Peter, quill dresser.

Penfold; Mercein & Penfold. 93 Hester, 1824

15 Cedar, 1821 Hester n. Norfolk, 1825-26

103Water, Pearl, 1823-24 51Hester, Hester,1828 1827 93 1825 50 13 Burlingslip h. ——, 1826 175 Division, 1829-30

—— h. 51 John, 1827 Name also appears as teacher 1821-22, 1831-39; draughtsman 51 John, 1828 1838-39; accountant 1840-42.

180 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Co. Dudley Persse.

PERKINS, Joseph, engraver. See also Durand, Perkins & PERSSE & BROOKS, paper. See also Horace Brooks;

Amity n. Sullivan, 1826 61 Liberty, 1839-42 i sen ane, 1827 PETERS, Rev. Absalom, editor. See also American 303 9 Home 118mDuane c. Missionary; Broadway,Platt 1830& .Peters.

92 Duane c. Broadway, 1831 4 John h. 14 Greene, 1832-41

144 Nassau h. 98 Prince, 1827-30

— h. 286 Bleecker, 1831

150 Nassau h. ——, 1832 Entries for 1833-41 read “Joseph and Jacob”. Also “Widow .

| — h. 106 Eighth, 1834

of Joseph, engraver” 4 John h. 14 Greene 1842. 142 Nassau h. Eighth, 1833

PERLEY, Samuel, Jr., printer. —— h. 116 Waverley, 1835

100 Allen, 1829-31 — h. Mercer n. Waverley, 1836-37

257 Rivington, 1832 32 Waverley, 1838 242 Rivington, 1834-35 89 Nassau, 1839

248 Rivington, 1836-39 —— h. Avenue 2nd c. Fourth, 1840 “Purley” 1829-31, 1834-35. “Jr.” 1830 only. — h. 224 Greene, 1841

36 Park-row h. ——, 1842

PEROCHEAU, Numa, stereotyper. See also Dill & “Rev.” 1839-42. Cor[responding] sec|retary] A[merican]

Perochau. H{ome] M[ission] S[ociety] 1827-37; editor 1838-42. 208 William, 1836 PETERS, George A., publisher. See also Platt & Peters. —— h. 19 Bleecker, 1837-38 106 Laurens, 1839

36 Park-row h. 224 Greene, 1842

185 spring, 1842 PETERS, James, lithographer. “Peranchau” 1836. No occupation 1839. 8 Wall, 1842

PERRIN, John, print cutter. PETERS, William R., publisher.

21 Anthony, 1824 89 Nassau, 1840

; ; Mundy.

429 Greenwich, 1825, PETHICK, John, piano maker. See also Edward N. PERRY, David, printer. 234 Bleecker h. 253 Bleecker, 1832-35

40 Essex, 1821 559 Houston h. 84 Barrow, 1836

49 Mott, 1822 , 204 Bleecker h. 308 Mulberry, 1837 Widow of David” 49 Mott 1823-26. No occupation 1821. — h. 306 Mulberry, 1838

PERRY, David, Jr., printer. —— h. 99 Barrow, 1839-40 — c. Hancock, 1841

49 Mott, 1820-22 Bleecker h. 52 King, 1842

“Jane, widow of David Jr.” 24 Oliver 1827-40. McKay 204 ee 5 8, 104 1818-20, 51 Mott 1818-19. 146 Waverley, 1843

PERRY, Robert L., bookbinder. me Beoalwa i Teeth e cher

Willett n. Rivington, 1825 4 yc » 104 14. A widow of Robert is listed in 1821 at Broome n. _ Broadway. 94L.Broadway, 1836-37

McKay notes Robert L. Perry 1815 and Robert Perry 1803- PETIT COURRIER DE[s] DAME(S}. Entered in both years in a list of titles beginning “New Yorker”, as if the title were “[New Yorker] Petit Courrier de

PERSSE, Dudley, paper warehouse. See also Campbell & Dame.” It is presumed to be a New York distribution point for

Persse; Persse & Brooks. the Paris publication Petit Courrier des Dames.

9° wets 29°33 PETTEGREW, Thomas A., printer.

110 i Bei oe P 35 Mulberry, 1838

&2717AnD, re orn1935 34 11 Rivington, 1839 8 Forsyth, 1840-42 — h. 24 Vesey, 1836 U Yo BO4O-4

—— h. 34 Vesey, 1837 PETTY, Ezekiel, bookstore, lottery and exchange office. ——., 1838 139 Cherry, 1821 61 Liberty h. 175 Sullivan, 1839-40 126 Cherry, 1822-23

— h. 13 Varick-place, 1841-42 100 Catharine, 1825-26

No occupation 1829-33. 214 Division, 1827-29

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 181

2081/, Chatham h. 212 Division, 1830 PHELPS, Roswell, printer.

5 James, 1832-33 2 Hall n. Sixth, 1835

—— & 1 Chatham Square, 1834-35 PHELPS. Willard. bookbind

1 Chatham Square h. 180 Walker, 1836-38 81 Cl; t : "3 » HooKo Neer.

93'/2 Bowery, 1840 1 VUADEON, 1637

Lottery office 1821-22, 1830; bookstore and lottery office Nam Pav a as huckster, 116 Suffolk 1838-39, 1841-42;

1823; bookseller 1825-27; dry goods 1828-29; baker 1832-36; 124 Sullols 1940.

exchange office 1837-38, 2840. PHELPS, William, bookbinder. PEUSCHER, George, paper boxes. go Rivington, 1835-36

208 aera 3 S35 PHELPS, William, copperplate printer. Fe OD, 2030°389 41 Merchants’ Exchange h. 351 Broome, 1833 127 William h. 122 William, 1840 1. Wall h. 162 Mott. 18

21 Liberty h. 68 Gold, 1841 h 168 Mott "gan

—— William, 1842 —— h. 83 Grand, 1836-37 “G.” 1835-37, 1839. Wines, etc. 1841-42. 818 Greenwich 1838

PEw, John W., printer. Seventeenth n. Avenue 4th, 1839

67 Chrystie, 1836 179 Mulberry, 1840 173 eeiabethy ned PHELPS & ENSIGN, map publishers. See also Timothy - Rivinet 1839 Ensign; Humphrey Phelps.

v , Vy B 838-

Lacks initial 1836-37. 7/2 Bowery, 1838-42

PHELPS & SQUIER, map publishers. See also

PHELAN, Owen, bookseller. Humphrey Phelps; Bela S. Squire, Jr.

81 Cliff, 1838 7% Bowery, 1837 93 South h. ——, 1839

— h. 28 Oak, 1830 PHILLIPS, Andrew, bookbinder. —— h. 54 Roosevelt, 1831-32 1 Chestnut, 1821-22

57 Chatham, 1833-35 45 Oak, 1823

36 Chatham, 1838-41 oo 36 Chatham h. 39 Chatham, 1836-37 McKay 1819-20.

37 Chatham h. 75 James, 1842 Parnes 7 , Remmund portrait painter.

No occupation 1828. 10 arclay, 1942

PHELPS, E. A., engraver. va ohn portrait painter.

202 Broadway, 1840 Hoboken, 183 6

PHELPS, Erasmus, copperplate printer. PHILLIPS, Joseph, sculptor. See also Phillips & Webb. 183 Broadway h. 83 Grand, 1838

92 Hammond, 1833

PHELPS, Humphrey, map publisher, bookseller and 178 Fourth h. 40 Avenue 6th, 1834

& Squier. Advfocate/] (q.v.)

circulating library. See also Phelps & Ensign; Phelps PHILLIPS, Naphthali, proprietor of the Nat/ional/

245 Bowery c. Stanton, 1828 98 Greenwich, 1821-22

weg nai 829 lb 3 h. 53 Walker, 1823

3 TOOME C. MUMEITY, 1930-32 Phillips is listed as revenue officer at various addresses

157 Broadway h. 336 Bowery, 1833 1824-42. McKay 1813-20. 140 Broadway & 338 Bowery, 1834-35

1 Ann & 338 Bowery, 1836 PHILLIPS, Nathaniel R., paper maker. 7/2 Bowery h. 338 Bowery, 1837-39 112 Fulton, 1826

— h. 11 4 Chrystie, 1840- 41 Also “Fanny, widow of Nathaniel” 1834-42. Appears as cabinet maker at various addresses 1821-25, 1832-33. — h. 13 Bleecker, 1842

Map publisher 1829-32, 1834-36; map publisher, bookseller PHILLIPS, Thomas, bookseller.

and circulating library 1833; map publisher and publisher of .

engravings 1837; maps 1838-42. nena proome, 1826 28 Columbia, 1827 PHELPS, Roosevelt, printer. 63 Columbia, 1828

55 Avenue 3rd, 1834 Book pedler 1826-27.

182 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

PHILLIPS, Thomas, sculptor. — h. 217'/. Houston, 1835

2 Avenue 6th, 1836 —— h. 25 Ridge, 1836-38 2 Carmine, 1837-38 g Spruce h. ——, 1839-42

145 Waverley, 1839 “Henry R. and Albert” 1829. Printer & stationer 1830.

“Rev. Albert Piercey” is listed at various addresses 1839-42.

PHILLIPS & WEBB, sculptors. See also Joseph Phillips; McKay lists Henry R. Piercy 1820; Henry R. Pierce, 1819.

Henry C. Webb. PIERCY & REED, printers. See also Henry R. Piercy; 463 Hudson & 96 Hammond, 1833 John J. Reed

178 Fourth, 1834 7 Theatre-alley, 1837-38

PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. g Spruce, 1839-42

8/2 Barclay, 1832 PIERSON, Amzi, paper stainer and hanger. PHOEBUS, John H., printer. 33 Burton, 1834, 1836-37 say 166 Franklin, 1833 65 Canal h. 123 Sullivan, 1838 1

17 York, 1835 204 Bleecker—h. —, 1839 h. 1 Downing, 1841

PHOENIX, John, printer. — h. 18 Downing, 1842 3 St. John’s Lane, 1833 Paper hanger 1834, 1836-39; paper stainer 1841-42. Probable error: appears as painter at same address 1831 and

rear 464 Washington 1830. PIERSON, Caleb H.., printer.

. . . , rear 227 Elizabeth, 1822

PICKERING, Henry J., editor Old Countryman (q.v.) rear 18 Orange, 1821

36 Rose, 1831 34 AMUNODY, 1924 , o7 Frankfort, 1832 Thomas 1828-29; other addresses 1830-31. No occupation 1824. and printer. See also Davies & Pickering. Anth 18

Lacks initial 1824. Also “Catharine, widow of Caleb H.” 10°/2

h. ——, 1836-38 _ ;

—— h. 105 Cross, 1833-35 McKay 1813-16; without initial 1794-1806. Editor 1831-34; printer 1835-38. PIERSON, William W., printer. 42 Robinson, 1837

PICKERING, Joseph, editor. 155 Greenwich, 1838 Frankfort h. 145 Division, 1842 38 Carmine, 1839 PICKERING, William, publisher. PIKE, Francis, printer.

81 Sixteenth, 1830 254 William, 1838

PICKET, LEWIS & Co., booksellers. PIKE, Thomas, printer.

192 Greenwich, 1821 16 Ridge, 1832-35

McKay notes “Picket & Co.” at same address 1820. 254 William, 1839-41

PIDGEON, John, printer. 1839-41 entries for “Pike Thomas: Jos[eph] T, printers”.

268 Division, 1828-30 PILBROW, Edward, engraver. See also Illman & Pil-

267 Division, 1831-33 brow. PIERCE, Moses, ink manufacturer. en creenwicts 3 24 Watts, 1831-321833 Cit Hall ties Grand c. Thompson, pny tePle ace,t 193

19 Thompson c. Grand, 1834 PILLOW, William H., bookbinder. See also Hayward &

21 Thompson c. Grand, 1835 Pillow.

Also as crockery store 1830; no occupation 1828-29. 27/2 Division, 1830

PIERCY, Albert. See Henry R. Piercy. Name also appears as hat presser 1831, 1833-42.

PIERCY, David W., printer. 48 Delancey, 1842PISON 4 Y, vames 2039ene

PIERCY, Henry R., printer. See also Piercy 13 &Avenue Reed.D,PINDAR, John C.,, books. 1840 265 Bowery, 1829

2261/2 Bowery, 1830 PINE, James, portrait painter.

rear —— h. 123 Ludlow, 1831 67 Carmine, 1834-35 7 Theatre h. ——, 1832 70 Carmine, 1836 7 Theatre-alley h. ——, 1833-34 76 Carmine, 1837-42

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 183

PINE, Robert, paper maker. PLYER, George, paper stainer. See also French &

400 Cherry, 1833 Plyer.

PINISTRI, Salvador, painter and architect. 9 OW Bight conth, 1841 228 Mulberry, 1825-26

203 Mott, 1827-28 POILLON, Peter, Jr., paper store.

“Pinister, S.” 1825. 306 Pearl, 1833-34

—— & 10 Peck-slip, 1835

PIPER, John L., & Co., publishers. 120 Nassau, 1836

152 Broadway, 1835 271 Pearl, 1837 94 Broadway, 1836-37 71 Fulton, 1838

PISHBOURNE. See Greene & Pishbourne, lithographers. 271 Pearl, 1839

PITTINGER, James, paper stainer. POILLON & Co., colour manufacturer.

50 Chrystie, 1826 213 Hester, 1823

52 Prince, 1827 ee ee achat ot Baccara Ss sara

70 James, 1828 Snell PLAINDEALER. 6o Dey, 1821

PLAIN, John B., printer. POINIER, Jacob, bookbinder. See also Poineer & nell.

2 Pine, 1837 Harison c. Staple, 1822 7 Harison, 1823

PLATT, Joseph, printer. Harison c. Staple, 1824

7 James-slip, 1822-23 51 Watts, 1825

1823 entry among additional names. McKay lists at 148 60 Sullivan, 1826-27 Cherry; 1820. 64 Sullivan, 1828

PLATT, Philip L., publisher. 541 Greenwich, 1829

142 Nassau, 1838 Vandam c. Hudson, 1830 927 Spruce, 1839 77 Vandam, 1831 Beekman h. 11 Sullivan, 1841 207 Wooster, 1832

80 Charlton, 1842 Staple c. Harison, 1833-34 “& Co.” 1838 only. No occupation 1841-42. 10 Staple c. Harison, 1835

190 Greenwich h. 46 Vestry, 1836

PLATT, William, stereotyper. — h. 23 Renwick, 1837 Ann h. 156 Eldridge, 1839 — h. 5 Desbrosses, 1838-40

PLATT & PETERS, publishers. See also Rev. Absalom ——— h. 28 Desbrosses, 1841-42

Peters; George A. Peters apbninoer’ 1824-23; ‘Poinest” 3824, 1826-26, 2639; and

36 Park-row, 1842

PLEBIAN. Isaac Snell. 156 Nassau, 1842 190 Greenwich, 1838-42

POINEER & SNELL, stationers. See also Jacob Poinier;

PLOWS, William, printer. See also Thompson & Plows. PoINT, George W., printer.

257Ferry, 1829 74 East-Broadway, 1835 Cross, 1834 55 Montgomery, 1836-38

99 Wooster, 1835-36 662 Water, 1840-41 1 Pine h. ——, 1837 Lacks initial 1840-41. Painter 1835. —— h. 36 Lumber, 1838

40-4 35

150 Fulton h. 2191/2 Division, 1839 POLLARD, Oliver, books. See also Burnett & Pollard.

— h. 133 Walker, 1840 169 Broadway h. 22 Lumber, 1839

124 Wooster, “Plowes” 1834. Pollock1842 & Smith.

~~ bh. 124 Wooster, 1841 POLLOCK, Thomas, engraver. See also Pollock & Doty; 1 Pine h. 16 Grand, 1839

PLUMMER, Joseph, printer. 42 John, 1840

6120 Stanton, 42 or John, 1841 Essex, 1837 1841-42 5858 John, 1842

184 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 POLLOCK & DOTY, engravers. See also Warren S. PORTER, William T., editor Spirit of the Times (q.v.)

Doty; Thomas Pollock. 35 Wall, 1832

42 or 58 John, 1841 171 Broadway c. Cortlandt, 1835

58 John, 1842 157 Broadway, 1836-38 Barclay c. Broadway, 1839

Peer & SMITH, engravers. See also Thomas 1 Barclay c. Broadway h. Astor-house, 1840

, " 31040 Barclay c.c.Broadway, 1841 1842 425vohn, 1 Barclay Broadway h. Astor-house,

POOLE, John C., music. “& Co.” 1832.

385 Broadway h. 128 Canal, 1838 PORTER & PRESCOTT, editors Atlas (q.v.) See also

201 Broadway h. ——, 1839 T. D. Porter; Eustis C. W. Prescott. —— h. 3g Oliver, 1840 16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1830-31

N , Post, Israel, bookseller. 39 Oliver, 1841

o occupation 1841.

88 Bowery h. 150 Hester, 1835

POMEROY, John C., bookbinder. — h. 55 Chrystie, 1836-37

54 Gold, 1841-42 ——, 1838-42

POND. See Firth & Hall, music store. “& Co.” 1836. Bookseller, stationer and librarian 1840-42. Probably Sylvanus B. Pond, musical instrument maker, who is Post, John, printer. See also Mercein & Post. listed 1833-1841. 2 Frankfort, 1827

POORTERMANS, John C., lithographer. h. 70 Beekman, 1828 1 Hudson c. Chambers, 1830

2 & 5 Frankfort, 1829 —— h. 37 Stanton, 1830

PORTER, Elijah, printer. 2 Frankfort h. Brooklyn, 1831

114 Walker, 1836 101 John h. ——,, 1833-34 21 Rose, 1837 ——, 1835 PORTER, John K., bookseller and stationer. 3 23 3T Fulton h G ‘ch. 18 240 Pearl, 1838-40 144 on A. 157 Ureenwich, 1930 “Catherine, widow of John” 174 Stanton 1841-42. —— h. 7 Albany, 1831 | — h. 47 Ann, 1832 Post, John S., paper warehouse. 83 Water h. ——, 1836-

16 Hammond, 1833 338 Washington h. 76 Barclay, 1830

64 Bedford, 1834 238 Washington h. 3 Front, 1831 70 Hudson h. 18 Harison, 1836 10 Peck-slip h. 7 Dover, 1832

“John T. K.” 1830. Bookstore and stationery, also library & —— h. Brooklyn, 1833-34 reading room 1830; books & stationery 1831-32; no occupation ——, 1835

1833-34; drygoods 1836. Paints and oils 1830-31; paper warehouse 1832-35. PORTER, Rufus, & Co., publishers. POTT, John, printer.

7 Ann, 1841 , , os

21 Spruce, 1840 go Bayard, 1829

Lacks “& Co.” and designated mechanist 1840. POTTER, Edward C., artist and portrait painter. 184 Fulton, 1822

PORTER, Selah S., printer. 137 Chambers, 1823

397 Grand, 1831 152 Broadway, 1826 18 Amity-lane, 1834 “E. C.” 1826. Artist 1822-23; portrait painter 1826. 206 ibid *835°37 H., 1833 printer. 13 AMMY MANE, Potts, 193 26John Lumber,

Prescott. 81 Chapel, 1835

PORTER, T. D., editor. See also Atlas; Porter & 141 Greenwich, 1834

9 Jones’ Buildings, 1827 155 Franklin, 1836-42

50 Wall, 1828 Lacks initial 1833.

20 Wall, 1829 POULSON, James, printer.

205 Broadway, 1833 ;

16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1830-32 75, Frankfort c. Cliff, 1832

No occupation 1827-31. A teacher named T. Dwight Porter is POWELL, A. G., printer.

listed at Thirteenth n. Avenue 3rd 1835-42. rear 29 Ann, 1842

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 185

POWELL, Edward J., printer. Albany, 1826

1 Oak, 1823 5 Crosby, 1831

112 Eldridge, 1832

POWETL seorge1939°40 B., books. Attorney, 1834 134 DOWETY, rear41112 Eldridge, 1835-36

— h. 318 Broome, 1841-42

Edlitor] Masonic Reg/ister] 1822-24; no occupation 1825-26,

POWELL, Peter H., [bookseller]. See also Powell & 1831-32; printer 1834-36. McKay 1819-20.

Shaw. PRATT, Moses, printer.

200 Eldridge c. North, 1831-32 Mulberry, 1821

134 Bowery, 1833-34 McKay 1817-20. 132 Bowery, 1835

194 Second h. 439 Fourth, 1839 PREECE, John, sculptor. 439 Fourth, 1840 42 Jay, 1827 48 Rivington, 1841-42 245 Canal, 1828

market 1842. 28 Hubert, 1833 Grocer 1831-32, 1839; no occupation 1833-35, 1840-41; clerk 46 Hubert, 1831

POWELL, William H., portrait painter. 38 Carmine, 1835 9g Park Place, 1840-41

—— Maiden-lane, 1836

POWELL & SHAW, booksellers. See also Peter H. PRENTISS. ee alse C. C. Wright & Prentiss, xylo-

Powell; James G. Shaw. grapine Prinlers.

134 Bowery, 1833 PRENTISS, Edward, engraver.

POWER, George, printer. a Catharine, 1834 k 5 Hoboken, 1833 ame also appears as razor strop maker 1830-32, 1835-36.

1671/2 New, 1834 PRENTISS, George W., editor N/ew/ Y/ork/ Statesman

72 Henry, 1836 (q.v.) See also Carter & Prentiss. 132 Cannon, 1839 h. 109 Fulton, 1822 515 Grand, 1840 h. 158 Greenwich, 1823-24 13 Orchard, 1841-42 h. 61 William, 1825-27

Painter (possibly typographical error) 1836. 16 Merchants’ Exchange, 1828

POWERS, George, printer. PRENTISS, John, printer.

311 Washington, 1834 Doyer c. Pell, 1821-22

. Grand c. Essex, 1823

POYNIER, Jacob. See Jacob Poinier. Norfolk n. Delancey, 1824

PRALL, William H., printer. Perfumer 1821. McKay 1818.

39 in 35, PRESCOTT, Eustis C. W., commission merchant. See 79 vy /2 oO Pearl, 3 also Atlas; Prescott, Swinborne & Co.; Porter & 441 1839 Prescott

20 Mulberry, Mulberry,1841 1840Wall ) Da: 80 Thames h. ——, 1842 50 Wall, 1828

g Jones’ Buildings, 1827

will Painter 18 20 Exchange, Wall, 1829 ea HeeH”168 8Merchants’

1830

Co.Pearl, — h. 38205 Broadway, 1832 259 1835 Broadway, 1833 63 Wall, 1837-41 99 Pearl upstairs, 1834

PRATT, Henry Z., books. See also Robinson, Pratt & —— h. 313 Hudson, 1831

— h. Brooklyn, 1842 — h. 8 Beaver, 1835 No occupation 1835. 21 Platt upstairs, 1836

; , 55 Water, 1837

PRATT, Luther, editor and printer. 6 Pine, 1839 208 William h. 227 Chrystie, 1822 5Y Pine, 1840

h. ? 1823 54 Stone, 1841

Washington c. Perry, 1824 Initials appear 1827-28; “& Co.” 1832, 1839; “& Son” 1840-

397 Broome, 1825 41. No occupation 1827-35.

186 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

PRESCOTT, J., teacher of penmanship. PRINGLE, James, bookbinder.

415 Broadway, 1835 5 Hague, 1842

89 Leonard, 1836-37 PRIOR, William, stationer. See also Prior & Bowne; 435 Broadway c. Howard, 1838 . . “1 J”. desi d study, 1826-28 Prior & Dunning.

"ue Gesignated study, 1830-38. 111 Water h. Cornelia, 1820-21 PRESCOTT, Thomas, music engraver. — h. Boweryhill, 1822-28

62 Provost, 1832 — h.n. Kip’s Bay, 1829

194 Hester, 1833 Also “Margaret, widow of William” Kip’s Bay 1830; other 15 Renwick, 1834-35 addresses 1831-35, 1838, 1841. McKay 1809-20.

32 Burton, 1836-37 PRIOR & BOWNE, stationers. See also Robert H. PRESCOTT, SWINBORNE & Co., publishers. See also Bowne; William Prior.

Eustis C. W. Prescott. 111 Water, 1829-32 205, Broadway, 1833 71 Wall c. Water, 1833

PRICE, George B., [printer]. See also Cushing & Price. PRIOR & DUNNING, stationers. See also Julius L.

rear 71 Hudson, 1836-37 Dunning; William Prior.

20 Chrystie, 1838 111 Water, 1808-28

No occupation given. McKay 1808-20.

PRICE, James B., professor of music. PROAT, John, image maker.

47 Wall h. 59 Grand, 1835 11 Norfolk, 1824 57 Wall h. 282 Bleecker, 1836 12 Norfolk, 1829 3 Hanover h. ——, 1837 No occupation 1829.

~, 1838 PROBST, John, lithographer.

302 Hudson, 1839-41 11 Chatham, 1837

49 William h. ——, 1842

No occupation 1836-38; music 1839-42. PROCTOR, Charles, printer. PRICE, John, lithographer.

rear 120 Walker, 1838-41

42 Nassau h. —— Grand, 1837 THE PROTESTANT.

296 Third, 1838 12 Frankfort, 1831 106 Nassau, 1832

PRICE, Philo, printer and publisher. See also Chris-

Messenger. 8 Rector, 1830

tian Messenger; Universalist Union & Christian PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL PRINTING PRESS.

— h. 8714/2 Bowery, 1834-36 20 Wall, 1834

2 Chatham Square foot of Bowery h. 53 Orchard,

1837 PROTESTANT VINDICATOR. See also Downfall of

30 Fulton h. ——, 1838 Babylon. 130 Fulton h. ——, 1839-42 114 Nassau, 1835

Printer 1833-36; printer and publisher Universalist Union 142 Nassau, 1836-42 office and bookstore 1837-39; printer and publisher Universalist Entitled Protestant Vindicator & Downfall of Babylon

Union & Christian Messenger 1840-42. 1839-42. PRIEST, John, sculptor. PROUT, Moses P., printing ink manufacturer. See also

46 Hubert, 1832 Rodger Prout.

PRIESTLY, John, paper. 63 Spring, 1829-37 63 King, 1838 120 1838-41 Spring. 1820-42 — h.Nassau, 25 Walker, 184262 3 PPTINE, 1°39°4 PRIME, Melanchton, bookbinder. PROUT, Rodger, printing ink manufacturer. See also

661nee Greenwich, 1842 Moses1820-28 P. Prout. » 104 63 Spring,

PRIME, Peter, quill manufacturer. McKay 1810-20.

73 Eldridge, 1823 PROUT, William F., printing ink.

PRINCE, James, bookseller. 67 Spring, 1838-42

62 William, 1824 Lacks initial 1838-40.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 187 PRUD’HOMME, John Frederick Eugene, engraver. 1901/2 Division, 1835-36

52 Chatham, 1821-23 264 Division, 1837 478 Pearl, 1824 127 Cherry, 1838-42 149 Chambers, 1825-27 Baker 1842.

49 Chatham, 1828 QUACKENBUSH, Garret, printer. 45 Chatham, 1829-30

31 Chatham, 1831-32 116 Mulberry, 1822

31 Reade, 1833-42 QUACKENBUSH, Lawrence, printer. “BE.” 1821-24; “Eugene” 1825-34; “J. F. BE.” 1835; “John 210 Chambers, 1823

F. E.” 1836-42. McKay lists [John Frederick] E[ugene] 1819-20.

QUARRE, Ferdinand, engraver.

PRUSHO, James, bookbinder. 2 Cliff, 1838 33 Mulberry, 1840

QUARTERLY PAPER [OF THE] FOR[EIGN] EVANGELI-

PUBLIC TRAVELLER. See Charles J. B. Fisher. CAL SOCIETY. See also Foreign Evangelical.

PUDNEY, Andrew L., printer. 145 Nassau, 1842 56 Duane, 1831-32 QUEREAU, Philip H., bookbinder. 10 Varick, 1833-34 163 Greene, 1836-37 336 Greenwich, 1835-36 rear 138 Thompson, 1839

56 Duane, 1838 Lacks initial 1839. McKay lists a Philip Quereau, printer,

28 Harison, 1839 1811-13.

7 Pine 7” No th Moore 1841 QUERVET, Jule, bookbinder.

60 William h. ——, 1842 5 Barclay, 1842 Lacks initial 1831-39. QUIC, John, printer.

PUDNEY, Joseph S., printer. 187 Reade, 1838 50 Anthony, 1820-21 QUIDOR, John, portrait painter.

91 Chapel, 1822 166 Spring, 1827-28

99 Reed, 1823-24 85 Warren h. 347 Hudson, 1829 21 Thomas, 1825-26 Pearl] h. 6 Clarkson, 1830 138 Chambers, 1827 Cherry n. Walnut, 1831 157 Church, 1828-29 430 Cherry n. Walnut, 1832 “Ann, widow of Joseph S.” 10 Varick 1830-34; other ad- 46 Canal, 1834

dresses 1835-38, 1840-42. McKay 1808-20. — h. 69 Sheriff, 1835-36

PURCELL, Edward, artist. Quin, Francis, printer.

80 Avenue 6th, 1835 265 Madison, 1841 10 Bedford, 1836 513 Broome, 1837 QUISTON, Robert, printer.

182 Spring, 1838 81 Laurens, 1834

450 Broome, 1839-40 QUYE, John, printer.

575 Broadway, 1841 187 Reade, 1839

450 Broome, 1842

_ ; RADDE, William, agent and importer of foreign books.

PURCELL, William, stationer. See also Radde & Paulsen; J. G. Wesselhoeft.

100 Avenue 3rd, 1842 498 Greenwich, 1835 PURDY, Edgar A., printer. 471 Pearl, 1836

54 Hamersley, 1842 322 Broadway, 1838-42 1839 entry reads “importer of German, French, Spanish,

PURLEY, Samuel. See Samuel Perley, Jr. Greek, Sanskrit and other books, and agent of Wesselhoeft’s

newspaper”. 1841 reads “German bookseller, importer of books

PUTNAM, George P., books. See also Wiley & Putnam. and homeopathic medicines”.

161 Broaeway h. 44 Bleecker, 1838-39 RADDE & PAULSEN, agents of Wesselhoeft newspaper,

—— h, 88 Bleecker, 1840 importers of French & German books, and German PYNE, James A., print store. intelligence office. See also George Henry Paulsen;

3891/2. Grand, 1832 William Radde; J. G. Wesselhoeft.

270 Division, 1833-34 471 Pearl, 1837

188 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

RAFAEL, A.., printer. RAMSEY, Alexander. See Alexander Ramsay. 49 Liberty h. 1 Walker, 1842 RAMSEY, David, printer and stereotyper. RAGAN, Thomas, playing card maker. 212 William, 1828-29

12 Prince, 1835, 1839 9 Carlisle, 1831

“Ragin” 1839. 408 Hudson, 18331833. St t 833. “R ” 1831, RAILROAD JOURNAL. OSS ELIE ESS 120 Nassau, 1839-41 RAMSEY, John D., printer.

118 Nassau, 203 Church, 1836 ; 2861842 Mulberry, 1838-39

RAILY, James, printer. 205 Mott, 1840-41 415 Greenwich, 1830 Lacks initial 1838-4].

THE RAINBOW. RAMSEYER, Alexander, bookbinder.

107 Fulton, 1842 116 Duane, 1841

RALPH, A. P., stationer and bookbinder. See also RANNEY, William, portrait painter.

1 Nassau, 1841 Ralph & Noble. 463 Pearl, 1838

Hanover c. Beaver, 1840 345 Broome, 1839

Stationer 1840; binder 1841. RANSOM, Dillon, bookbinder. 34 Ludlow, 1829

RALPH & NOBLE, bookbinders. See also John S. Noble; 109 Water, 1830

P. Ralph. 8874 Henry, 1831-32 1A.Nassau, 1841 Henry, 1833

RALPHS, Edwin S., printer. 8 Dominick, 1835

12 Elizabeth, 1842 Grocer 1832-33.

RAMAGE, William T.., printer. RAPER: me we printer and xylographic printer. See

36 1829 a'sO 9. 271Robinson, Madison, 1838-41 CL ope ma ..b»_130 Lacks initial 1829. 135 rystie, 1631 rear ——, 1832

RAMMAGE, William, printer. 45 Maiden-lane h. 6 Elizabeth, 1839

132 Chatham, 1827 —— h. 121 Clinton, 1840

33 Division, 1828-29 3342 Ann, 1841

76 Attorney, 1833 28 Ann, 1842

RAMSAY, Alexander, bookbinder. xylosenphic p rinte: aBaian 1830-32; no occupation 1839-40; 244 Duane, 1828-30

194 Duane, 1831 RAPER & SHIELDS, xylographic printers. See also

120 Grand, 1833 Bogart W. Raper; Charles Shields. 4 Caroline 1834-36 45 Maiden-lane, 1839-40 350 Greenwich, 1839 RAPHIEL, Raphiel, engraver.

1839. Member, New-York Benevolent Association 34 Lumber, 1841 of“Ramsey” Journeyman Book-Binders 1835. , 8 Walker, 1842

RAMSAY, David. See David Ramsey. “Rafael Raphiel” 1842.

RAMSAY, David D., printer. RATCLIFF, James, color mixer.

203 Church, 1836 181 Canal, 1831

RAMSAY, David R., engraver and toolcutter. RAVENHILL, William C., copyist.

6o James, 1830 2 Spruce h. —— Avenue 3rd n. Eighteenth, 513 Pearl, 1831-32 1840-41 Harlem, 1833 RAVENHILL, William H., copyist and scrivener.

02 Fulton, 1836 45 William, 1840-41

Ninety-eighth n. Avenue 5th, 1837 h. 186 Avenue 3rd, 1842 38 Ann, 1839-40 Second entry under Pavenhill, 1841. “Raven, William H.,”

Engraver 1830 only. accountant 1842.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 189

for Rawdon. 337 Grand, 1839

RAWDON, Freeman, engraver. See also all other entries RAYMOND, George, printer.

35 Exchange, 1833-34 RAYMOND, Henry W., miniatures. ——Merchants h. 111 Broadway, 1835

30 Wall, h. 758 Broadway, 1836-37 15 John, 1842

— h. 31 Clinton-place in Eighth Street n. RAYNOR, H. & S., late R. Bartlett & S. Raynor,

Broadway, 1838 booksellers, stationers and librarians. See also

—— h. 203 Ninth, 1839 Hiram Raynor; Samuel Raynor; Bartlett & Raynor. 48 Merchants’ Exchange h. 166 Eighth, 1840-41 76 Bowery, 1836-42 —— h. 10 St. Marks, 1842 “H. & S. Raynor” 1838-42. No occupation 1833-35. RAYNOR, Hiram, books. See also Samuel Raynor; H. & RAWDON, Ralph, engraver. See also all other entries for S. Raynor.

Rawdon. 76 Bowery h. 332 Broome, 1836-37

35 Merchants’ Exchange h. 23 Reed, 1828 —— , 1838

—— h. 23 Reade, 1829 —— h. 89 Chrystie, 1838-42 — h. 33 VY, Mott, 1830 Name also appears as grocer at several addresses 1828, 30 Merchants’ Exchange, 1831 1833-35:

35 Merchants’ Exchange, 1832 RAYNOR, Samuel, bookseller. See also Bartlett &

14 Wall h. Avenue 2nd, 1835 Raynor; H. & S. Raynor; Hiram Raynor. 12 Wall h. ——, 1836 80/2 Bowery, 1831-32 — h. Avenue 2nd n. Ninth, 1837 76 Bowery, 1833-34 57 Wall h. ——, 1838 —— h. 17 Mulberry, 1835-37 64 Wall h. 36 Vesey, 1839-40 —— h. 203 Walker, 1838-42

No occupation 1835-40. .

48 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1841-42 Drygoods 1831; no occupation 1832; bookseller 1833-42. REA, John, printer. See also John Reay. RAWDON, WRIGHT & CoO., engravers. See also all other 8 Pike, 1832

entries for Rawdon; Neziah Wright. rear 183 Mott, 1835 35 Merchants’ Exchange, 1828-30 rear 186 Mott, 1837 30 Merchants’ Exchange, 1831

READ, John, typecaster.

RAWDON, WRIGHT, HATCH & Co., engravers. See 716 Greenwich, 1833 also George W. Hatch; all other entries for Rawdon; 146 Hammond, 1834, 1836

Neziah Wright. 57 Bedford, 1839

35 Merchants’ Exchange, 1832-34 12 Caroline, 1840

30 Wall, 1836-39 READ, William, bookbinder. 48 Merchants’ Exchange, 1840-41 Lacks “& Co.” 1837-41. 174 Laurens, 1830 55 Crosby, 1831 RAWDON, WRIGHT, HATCH & EDSON, engravers. See READ. Will typefound

also Tracy R. Edson; George W. Hatch; all other y aM, bY Perouncer.

entries for Rawdon; Neziah Wright. 8 Lumber, 1827

, — h. 30 Jay, 1829-30

35 Merchants’ Exchange, 1835 ~— h. 52 Robinson, 1828 RAWDON, WRIGHT, HATCH & SMILLIE, engravers. See 30 Jay, 1831-33

also George W. Hatch; all other entries for Rawdon; — Hamersley, 1834

James Smillie; Neziah Wright. 58 Hamersley, 1835-36 48 Merchants’ Exchange, 1842 REASON, Patrick, engraver. RAWLINSON, James S., press maker. 35 Thompson, 1838-39

rear 14 Walker, 1834 “Collored]” 1839. —— Ridge, 1835 REAY, John, printer. See also John Rea. RAY, Joseph H., printer. 379 Grand, 1831 142 Chapel, 1827-32 RECORD, H. J., copperplate printer. 42 Thomas, 18331834-37 8 John. 18 126 Franklin c. Chapel, o » 2939

Printer 1827-29; no occupation 1830-31; physician 1832-37. REDACTOR. See El Redactor (alphabetted under “E”).

190 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Magazine. Frederick Bissel. Lindsay; Rees, Redfield & Ripley. andRedfield 166& Savage; Broadway, 1823-24

REDFIELD. See also Bacheler & Redfield; Family REED & BISSELL, engravers and printers. See also William, 182

REDFIELD, Justus S., stereotyper. See also Redfield & 38 B r oadway 18 . 2 216 William h. 13 Chambers, 1832

— h. 439 Broadway, 1833 REES, Evan D. See Evan D. Reess.

33 Ann h. 161 Chrystie, 1834 REES, Henry W., stereotyper. See also Rees, Redfield

—— h. 177 Chambers, 1835 ;

& Ripley. 45 Gold, 1833-36

» 1838 48 Gold, 1837

13 Chambers h. 20 Beekman, 1836-37

——Nassau h. 136 Second, 1839-41 38 3. 137 h. ——, 1842 >3 Ann » 193°°39 Books 1842. REES, John, bookbinder. See also John Rese. REDFIELD, Nathan B., newsman. 70 Chrystie, 1840

63 Watts, 1842 REES, John E., portrait painter. Name also appears as combmaker 1832-36; carrier 1840. 26 Ludlow, 1838

REDFIELD & LINDSAY, publishers. See also Gilbert R. REES, REDFIELD & RIPLEY, stereotypers. See also

Lindsay; Justus S. Redfield. Justus S. Redfield; Henry W. Rees; Francis F. 13 Chambers, 1836-37 Ripley. 216 William, 1832

REDFIELD & SAVAGE, stereotypers. See also Justus S.

Redfield; Charles C. Savage. REESs, Evan D., paper colorer.

13 Chambers, 1842 101 Allen, 1829-30

Del , 18 REDMOND, John, cloth finisher. x we85BBeey) OSS a grocer 1825-27. Grocer 1829. ame also appears as “Rees” 42 Twelfth, 1839

REFORMATION ADVOCATE.

REECE, John, bookbinder. 17 Ann, 1833 141 Hester, 1829-30

oo, REFORMED DUTCH CH[URCH] MAGAZINE Office. See

REED. See also Hitchings & Reed, wood letters. also Magazine of the Reformed Dutch Church.

REED, E. F., engraver and printer. 104 Nassau c. Ann, 1829-30, 1832-33

158 Broadway, 1825-28 REGNIER, Pierre C., printer. REED, James, paper maker. 272 Greenwich, 1842

156 Division n. Orchard, 1819-21 REID, Anna Johnson. See The Passion Flower; Samuel McKay 1819-20. C. Reid.

REED, J ames, stereotyper. REID, Edward, stationer and commission merchant.

13 Sullivan, 1842 : 18 William h. 107 Norfolk, 1834 REED, John, typecaster. 107 Norfolk, 1835 123 Greenwich, 1825 8 Burling-slip h. ——, 1836-37

12 Thames, 1826, 1828 Stationer 1834-35; com[mission] mer[chant] 1836-37.

61 Cedar, 1829 REID, John. See also John Reed. “Reid” 1828. No occupation 1825; typefounder 1826.

REID, John, bookseller and stationer.

REED, John J., printer. See also Piercy and Reed. 99 Water, 1813-24

7 Theatre-alley h. 12 Norfolk, 1837 Gold n. Maiden-lane, 1825

h. 133 Broome, 1838 McKay lists as bookseller, stationer and bookbinder 1788g—— Spruce h. 99 Orchard, 1839 1820.

— h. 86 Orchard, 18

Benes AAD REID, Samuel C., publisher of The Passion Flower. REED, William, bookbinder. 189 Broadway h. 534 Houston, 1836

53 Orange, 1827 Broadway c. Bond, 1837 53 Spring, 1828 26 Greenwich-lane, 1838-39 5 King, 1829 Avenue 7th c. Fourteenth, 1840-41

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 191

184 Fourth, 1842 28 Delancey, 1839

Publisher 1836; no occupation 1837-39; school 1840-42. 17 Yo Tontine h. 70 Chrystie, 1840-41

Name also appears at various addresses 1821-35 as shipmaster, :

port-warden and U.S. weigher. 70 Chrystie, 1842 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman REINAGLE, Hugh, artist. Book-Binders 1835. 453 Broadway, 1825-33 REVIVAL TRACT DEPOSITORY.

“Widow of Hugh, artist” 1291/2 Grand 1834; 103 Mercer 162 Nassau, 1835-36 1835. McKay 1813. 89 Nassau, 1837

REINS, David H., printer. REVUE FRANCAISE.

33 Walker, 1821 58 Wall, 1834-35 30 Walker, 1822-23 110 William, 1836

Walker c. Church, 1824-25, 107 Fulton, 1837 Fourth c. 6th Avenue, 1826

59 Hester, 1827 REYBERT, Jesse, paper maker.

296Ludlow, 1828 402 Cherry, 1832 Vesey, 1829 159 Cherry, 1836-37, 1840 59 Bowery, 1830 42 Gouverneur, 1841 57 Cross, 1835 No occupation 1836-37.

49 Beekman, 1836 REYNOLDS, Austin G., copperplate printer.

37 Madison, 1837-39 138 Orange, 1826

384 Grand, 1840-41 Chrystie c. Delancey, 1828 punter and grocer 1821-26; printer 1826-30, 1835-41. McKay “Mary, widow of Austin” 1836-41. McKay 1804, 1806-19. 1804-20.

R CG REYNOLDS, Emanuel, miniature painter and artist.

oy Pearl, Pench, ee 333 202Broadway Broadway, 347 1825-2 h. 667 1835 Greenwich, 1836

REMMEY, Charles H., engraver. 202 Broadway, 1837

210 Chatham, 1841-42 “EB.” 1835. Miniature painter 1835; artist 1836-37.

RENNE, Thomas W., editor and printer. REYNOLDS, Francis, engraver and gunsmith.

305 Front, 1826 134 Chambers, 1831 Corlaers n. Cherry, 1827 rear 112 William, 1836 8 Willett, 1829 54 Chatham, 1838-40 291 Division, 1830-35 48 Chatham, 1841-42

341 Cherry, 1837 Gun engraver 1831; engraver 1836; gunsmith 1838-42.

321 Madison, 1838 REYNOLDS, James R.., printer.

325 Madison, 1839 21 Harman, 1821

51 Broome, 1840 48 Harman, 1822 30 Lewis, 1841 “James K.” 1821. McKay lists “James Reynolds” at 30 Cross

“Rennie” 1834-35; “Renna” 1837. Grocer 1826; no occupa- 1820. tion 1827, 1829-31; editor 1832; printerREYNOLDS, 1833-41. John, printer. RENNIE, Robert, calico printer. 55 Augustus, 1822-27

12 Cedar, 1840-42 70 Mott, 1832 RENSON, Lyman, & Co., books. REYNOLDS, Samuel, printer. 156 Fulton, 1839 365 Water, 1821 REPUBLICAN SENTINEL. 24 Batavia, 1822-23 98 James, 1825 172 Water, 1821

L g iam P REYNOLDS, Thomas, bookbinder.

REPUBLIC OF LETTERS. See William Pearson. 15 Oliver, 1823 RESE, John, bookbinder. See also John Rees. Appears among additional names.

141 Hester, 1831 REYNOLDS, Thomas I., bookbinder. 42 Madison, 1833-34 n. West, 1822 70 Chrystie, 1835-37 Also “Eliza, widow of Thomas I.” 30 Barclay 1833-36. 126 Bowery, 1838 McKay 1815-18.

192 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 RHOADES, John S., artist and miniature painter. rear 229 Orange, 1835-36

200 East-Broadway, 1838 460 Pearl, 1837

206 East-Broadway, 1839-41 245 Rivington, 1838-39

Artist 1838; miniature painter 1839-41. 148 Fulton h. ——, 1840

13 Morton, 1841 , , ,

RICE, Thomas H., bookbinder. Washington h. ——, 1841 504 Pearl, 1842

Music store 1825; piano and music store 1826-29; no occupa-

RICH, James V., stationer. See also Mesier & Rich; tion 1830-38; agent 1839-42.

Rich & Loutrel. RIDLEY, John, engraver and printer.

61 William h. 62 Mulberry, 1836 268 Pearl, 1819-23 —— h. 44 Rivington, 1837-42 — h. 5 Varick, 1824

RICH & LOUTREL, stationers. See also William M. 110 ie h. 9 oe 1825

Loutrel; James V. Rich. 240 Feat 1. 2620-27

61 William, 1836-42 265 Pearl h. —— ——, 1828-30 h. 329 Pearl, 1831

RICHARDS, Francis, printer. 31 Wall h. 229 Bowery, 1832-33 29 Grand, 1831 229 Bowery, 1834-42 60 Roosevelt, 1833-34 No occupation 1834-42. McKay 1817-20.

*3 Henry E.,Chapel, pictures.1841 7 »wm 293 ne 325RIELL, Broadway h. 93

Painter 1831

304 Broadway, 1842

RICHARDS, John, printer. See also Richard J. Richards. Name also appears at various addresses as tobacconist 1821-

Al Watts, 4 32; occupation auctioneers 1833-38; US. and gauger 1840. Also 1842 entry a for183 Riell &no Arcularius, commission merchants

51 Dominick, 1835 with sales rooms at 304 Broadway.

165 Canal, 1836-37 RIENDON, John, bookbinder.

29 Ann h. 146 Chambers, 1838-42

A second (?) John Richards, printer, is entered at 247

35 Beaver, 1832

Greenwich 1836; 20 Watts 1841-42. RIGBY, Robert, printer.

RICHARDS, John W.., printer Bleecker n. Sullivan, 1826

60 Anthony: 9 Dominick, 1838 Riccs, Abraham, typefounder. See also Bruce &

— h. .137 Reade, 1839 Riggs. . . 10 Chambers, 1826-27

. 11 Chambers, 1828

RICHARDS, Richard J., printer. See also John Richards. 96 Nassau h. 51 Lispenard, 1836 165 Canal, 1837

29 Allen, 1829

146 Chamb 9g 27 1830 29Ann Ann h. h. 14 ambers, 1840-42 206Allen, Elm, 1831-35 RICHARDSON, Andrew, landscape painter. 16% John h. ——, 1836 128 Broadway upstairs, 1832 74 Fulton h. ——, 1837-38 Charlton n. Varick, 1833 38 Ann h. ——, 1839 3114, Broadway, 1835 29 Ann h. ——, 1840-42

285 Broadway, 1839 RIKER, John C., bookbinder and bookseller.

Chambers n. Church, 1840 | | | 81 Cliff, 1827

: — h. 52 Thomas, 1829

Bae painter 1832-33; miniature painter 1835; artist 11 Spruce h. 48 Thomas, 1828

RICHARDSON, Wilber C., bookbinder. 17 Ann h. ——., 1830

58 Elizabeth, 1840 — h. 278 Greenwich, 1831

RICKERS, John J., music store. A h. se Roosevelt, 1832 187 Broadway h. 45 Grand, 1825 tg AnD A Ts 1833-36

——, 1826 — h. 19 Pike, 1837-38 —— h. 12 Howard, 1827 h. 24 Pike, 1839-40

—— h. 9 Mercer, 1828 — h. Brooklyn, 1841-42

7 John h. 21 Dey, 1829 Bookbinder 1827-33; bookseller 1834-42. 170 Broadway h. 462 Pearl, 1830 RIKESTROW, John, printer. 99 Canal, 1831-34 69 Factory, 1832

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 193

entries. Redfield & Ripley.

RILEY, E., & Co., music publishers. See also next three RIPLEY, Francis F., stereotyper. See also Rees,

29 Chatham, 1836-40 261 William h. 13 Chambers, 1832 29 Ann h. 79 Beekman, 1834

RILEY, Edward, music publisher and instrument maker. , 1835 See also E. Riley & Co.; Edward C. Riley; Henry 107 Nassau c. Ann, 1836-38

Riley. —— h. 80 Gold, 1839

29 Chatham, 1820-30 128 Fulton h. ——, 1840

“BE.” 1821-29; “Rilay” 1823. Also “Elizabeth, widow29of? 1841 Edward, music store” 29 Chatham h. 64 Eldridge 1831;

1820. Ripley.

Chatham h. 117 Wooster 1832-34. Full page advertisements

1825-28. McKay lists as music engraver and publisher 1811- RIPLEY, George B., paper store. See also James L. 232 Pearl, 1838-40

RILEY, Edward C., professor of music. See also E. Riley 244 Pearl h. 120 Chambers, 1841-42

& Co.; Edward Riley; Henry Riley. P ws —- & 2641/2 Bowery, 1831 RIPLEY, James L., paper store. See also George B. 61 Chatham & ——, 1832 Ripley. 29 Chatham, 1823-30

aper store 1838-39; com[mission] mer[chant] 1840-42.

29 Chatham h. 2641/2 Bowery, 1833 232 Pearl h. 74 Greenwich, 1838

— h. 117 Wooster, 1834-42 53 Liberty h. 33 Bleecker, 1839

“& Co.” 1841-42. 68 Wall, 1840

RILEY, Henry, musical instrument maker. See also E.

Broker 1840.

Riley & Co.; Edward Riley; Edward C. Riley. Risso, Charles, lithographer.

217 Broome, 1827-28 . “1: 3 Allen, 1829 Risso & BROWNE, lithographers. See also William R. Renwick n. Canal, 1826 425 Pearl, 1836

66 Norfolk, 64 Eldridge, 18311830 2 Cliff,rail 1833

117 Wooster, 1832 115 Fulton, 1834-35

29 Chatham h. 117 Wooster, 1833 RITTER, Frederic, bookbinder.

117 Wooster, 1834 rear 29 Ann h. 65 Chatham, 1842

158 Hudson c. Vestry, 1835

94 Laurens, 1836 RITTER, Frederick W., printer. See also Joseph

12 Bedford, 1838 Broderick. 10 Clarkson, 1839 2 Dey h. Cornelia, 1821

12 Clarkson, 1840 8 Fletcher h. ——, 1822

29 Chatham h. 12 Clarkson, 1841-42 McKay lists at 2 Dey 1820.

GOEE 835. ES ROBB, Eliakim T., [music store]. See also Robb &

RILEY, Horace, books. See also Day & Riley. Mundy.

2 Coenties-slip, 1834 Chapel, 1822

—— h. Spring, 1835 Chapel n. Murray, 1823

51+/2 Pearl h. 132 Spring, 1836 154 Fulton h. 6 Walker, 1825

: given.

132 Spring: 87 Broad, 1837 —— h. 8 Warren, 1827

—— : 24 Old-slip, 1838 641 Greenwich, 1828 |

181 Spring, 1839 Lacks initial 1822-23; “E. T.” 1825, 1827-28. No occupation 421 Greenwich, 1840

277 Hudson, 1841 ROBB & MUNDY, music store. See also Edward N. Books, &c. 1834-35; drugs & books 1836; drugs at Spring Mundy; Eliakim T. Robb. street address 1837-38; books at Broad and Old-slip 1837-38;

drugs 1839-40; boardinghouse 1841. 154 Fulton, 1822-27 621 Greenwich, 1828 RILEY, John, bookstall. Music store 1822-24; pianoforte manufactory 1825-28. 39 Vesey, 1842

ROBERTS, David, librarian.

RILEY, Patrick, typefounder. 123 Sullivan, 1833

10 Cliff, 1841 121 Sullivan, 1834

194 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 ROBERTS, David, paper colorer and stainer. 499 Broadway, 1829

29 Desbrosses, 1825 97 Liberty, 1830-35

492 Greenwich, 1830-31 Also “Eliza, widow of Archibald” 152 Laurens 1836; other 561 Greenwich 1832-36 addresses 1838-42. Drawing academy 1821; academy of ? painting 1822-23; no occupation 1824-35.

occupation 1836. . “Robert” 1825. Paper colorer 1825; paper stainer 1830-35; no

ROBERTSON, George, printer.

ROBERTS, E. J., editor. See also Morning Chronicle; 138 Fulton, 1831

New York National Advocate. 22 Nassau, 1832

New Exchange h. 28 Dominick, 1826 Also “Martha, widow of George” at various addresses 1837,

h. 37 Dominick, 1827 1839-40.

h. 75 Greene, 1828 R j q

“E.I.” 1826. Edfitor] [New York] Natfional] Adv[ocate] 1826; OBERTSON, ames, printer and compositor. editor Morn[ing] Chronicle 1827; no occupation 1828. New 143 Reade, 1834 Exchange address appears among additional names 1826. rear 143 Avenue 8th, 1838

107 Henry, 1829-30 91 Henry, 1833 Compositor 1838.

ROBERTS, Evan, bookbinder. 213 W. Eighteenth, 1840 36 Bayard, 1841

Painter 1529. ROBERTSON, William, printer.

ROBERTS, Frederick, bookbinder and printer. 67 Greene, 1829 82 Harman, 1825-27

432 Cherry, 1830 ROBERTSON, William R., engraver.

146 East-Broadway, 1833 491 Pearl, 1832

135 East-Broadway, 1838-40

131 East-Broadway, 1841 ROBINS, John L., artist.

135 East-Broadway, 1842 6 John, 1820-21

Printer 1833 only. 5 North Moore, 1824 McKay 1818-20.

ROBERTS, H. K., engraver.

144 Fulton, 1832 ROBINSON, Charles, artist, pyrotechnist and stationer. 276 Bowery, 1828

ROBERTS: Roverts wood engraver. 267 Bowery, 1829

70 Kins1942 8 259Prince, 1830 a 45ae AINE, Canal, 1831-34

79 Liberty, 1821 . , —— h. 96 Hudson, 1824-28

ROBERTSON, Alexander, drawing academy. See also Artist 1828; pyrotechnist 1829-30; pyrotechnist and stationer

Academy of Painting; Archibald Robertson. 1831-34:

BINSON, D F., [books].

New York Institution h. 87 Hudson, 1822-23 foe Oo. David F., [books]. See also Robinson, Pratt — h. 157 Greenwich, 1829-30

259 Pearl, 1835-36 63 Wall, 1839-40

168 Duane h. ——, 1832 16 Hammond, 1833 ROBINSON, Henry D., editor. —— h. 7 Albany, 1831 “Daniel F.” 1835. No occupation given

64 Bedford, 1834-35 64 Cedar, 1838-39 1832 entry among additional names. McKay 1802-20.

ROBERTSON, Alexander, lithographer and lithographic ROBINSON, Henry R., caricaturist.

printer. 48 Cortlandt h. 52 Cortlandt, 1836

Avenue 8th c. Twenty-first, 1834 52 Cortlandt, 1837-38

128 Barrow, 1838-39 & 2 Wall, 1839-40

223 W. Sixteenth, 1841 52 Cortlandt, 1841 Lithographer 1834; lithographic printer 1838-39, 1841. 58 Cortlandt, 1842

Alexander Robertson. son. New York Institution h. 58 Hudson, 1821 26 William h. 3 Beaver, 1830

ROBERTSON, Archibald, drawing academy. See also ROBINSON, James, printer. See also Sleight & Robin-

79 Liberty, 1822-28 266 Grand, 1832

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 195

ROBINSON, James T., printer. ROBINSON, PRATT & Co., books. See also David F.

19 Murray, Dey, 1829 Robinson; Henry Z. Pratt. 45 1830 259 Pearl, 1835-36 48 Elm, 1833 63 Wall, 1837-42

10 Lispenard, 1835 |

47 Murray, 1834 ROCK, Richard, stationer. rear 76 Greene, 1836

51 Fulton, 1841

rear 148 Sullivan, 1839 RODDA, William, engraver. 150 William, 1839

ROBINSON, John, calico printer. —— h. 499 Washington, 1840 116 Amos, 1834

RODE, Charles R., books &c.

ROBINSON, John, colorer. 60 Chapel, 1841

go Centre, 1838 RODES, John E., printer.

ROBINSON, John, printer. 33 First, 1840 121 Water, 1819-22 RODGERS. See Garvin & Rodgers, printers. McK 811-20. ome eee RODING. See Selchow & Roding, paper boxes. ROBINSON, Joseph, [bookbinder]. RODRIGO, Joshua, artist.

Book-Binders 1835. 63 Canal, 1842 Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman

Name also appears as artificial flowers 1833-34, 1838-40;

ROBINSON, Lucius, editor. merchant 1836-37. 156 Nassau, 1841 ROE, William, printing press maker. 126 Fulton h. 95 Mercer, 1842 33 Eldridge, 1829-30 “R, ”3° 8. ROBINSON, Robert, printer. owe 117 Mott, 1832 ROFF, Charles18 Division, B., books. 1842

ROBINSON, Sarah, silk dyer. 31 Division, 1821-22 Noger® D., editor City-hall Recorder. From 1823 listed as widow of William. No occupation 19 Cedar, 1822-25

1823-35; dressmaker 1837-39. Couns[ellor-jeditor City Hall Recorder 1822-23; no occupation 1824; counsellor 1825. McKay 1817-20.

ROBINSON, Thomas, type dresser. ROGERS, David, portrait painter.

12 Lumber, 1825-28 ;

63 Cortlandt, 1824

6 Laurens, 1827 133 Spring, 1829

ROBINSON, William, bookseller. See also Robinson & 103 Spring, 1830

Franklin. 133 Spring h. 148 Spring, 1831

182 Broadway h. 213 Henry, 1834 —) 1832

180 Broadway h. 273 East-Broadway, 1835-37 123 Prince, 1833

—— h. 144 Henry, 1838 106 Spring, 1834

— , 1839 103 Spring, 1835-41

ROBINSON, William, pressman. RoGErs, John, printer.

, 114 Nassau, 1829

237 Walker, 1831-32 155 Division, 1828

ROBINSON, William, typecaster. 146 East-Broadway, 1831-32

4 New, 1824 . Also appears as tailor, 146 East-Broadway, 1833; other

8 Ryn ders, 1825 addresses, 1834-42.

117 Mulberry, 1826 ROGERS, Lewis, keeper of [American] Academy of |the 35 Rynders, 1827 Fine] Arts (q.v.) 56 Cedar c. Lumber, 1828-29 Chambers, 1820-31 10 Harison, 1832

ROBINSON & FRANKLIN, books. See also Homer 13 Sullivan, 1833-34

Franklin; William Robinson. “EKuphemia, widow of Lewis” 13 Sullivan 1835; 85 Varick

180 Broadway, 1839 1836-38. No occupation 1832-34.

196 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

ROGERS, Nathan, miniature painter. — h. 15 Bond, 1831-34 104 Liberty, 1821-26 “Maria D. L., widow of Thomas A.” 15 Bond 1835-42. 1 Cortlandt h. 454 Greenwich, 1827-28 McKay 2809" 20, ember of New York riendly Associaton of —— h. 451 Greenwich, 1829

— h. 197 Harman, 1830 ROONEY, Bartholomew, printer and typefounder. — h. 197 East-Broadway, 1831-39 7 Franklin, 1837-39

“N.” 1821-29. McKay 1811-20. 152 Leonard, 1841-42

ROHDE, Henry, carver in ivory. Printer 1837; tavern 1838; typefounder 1839; grocer 1841-42.

1 Cliff h. 32 Gold, 1838 ROONEY, William, bookbinder.

1 Ann h. 94 John, 1839 36 Roosevelt, 1835

oa} 1840 ROORBACH, Augustus O., bookseller.

Carver 1838-40. 68 Water, 1836 3281/, Broadway, 1841-42

—— h. g Old-slip, 1827-28

ROHE, Joseph A., music. 7 Old-slip h. 132 Liberty, 1829-30

44 Maiden-lane, 1840-41 150 Pearl h. ——, 1831-32

46 Maiden-lane, 1842 56 Bleecker, 1836

ROLLINSON, Charles, engraver and copperplate printer. “O. A.” [sic] 1828-32, 1836. No occupation 1836.

28 Pine, 1821-22 Root, Elisha, Jr., paper. See also Wheeler & Root.

1 Thames, 1823 85, Maiden-lane, 1841 26 Gold, 1824 31 Liberty, 1842 27 Gold, 1825 “& Co.” 1841; lacks “Jr.” 1841.

26 Gold h. ——, 1826

132 Fulton h. ——, 1827 Root, Russell C., stationer. See also Root & Wheeler.

27 Gold, 1828-29 57 Wall h. 30 Pike, 1841

53 Gold, 1830-32 — h. 288 Fourth, 1842

Also “Marie, widow of Charles, teacher” 117 Madison 1833- ROOT, Willis, bookbinder.

35; other addresses 1836-42. McKay 1816-20. 41 Mp Clinton, 1836 ROLLINSON, William, engraver and seal sinker. 183 Hudson, 1838

53 Gold, 1821-35 38 Gold h. 183 Hudson, 1839

94 Gold, 1836 54 Gold, h. 100 Sullivan, 1840 261 William 1837-38 ——, 1841-42 oe a 1842 ROOT & WHEELER, stationers. See also Russell C.

McKay 1790-1820. , Root; William A. Wheeler. 57 Wall, 1841-42

94 Bank, 1834 | , 1837 72 Carmine, 1839-40 rear 154 Sullivan,

ROLPH, John A., engraver. ROPER, John, printer.

122 Broadway, 1842 ROPES, John F., printer and publisher. See also Lacks initial 1834. Baskets 1839. Herrick, West & Ropes.

ROMANS, Bernard H.., printer. 6 Lumber, 1838

3 Oliver, 1841-42 162 Nassau—h.h. 129 —s 1839 White, 1840 ROMEYN, William H., printer. — h. 142 East-Broadway, 1841 53 Ann, 1836 — h. 134 East-Broadway, 1842 RONALDS, John H., printer. Lacks initial 1838. Printer 1838-40; publisher 1841-42.

10 Nassau, 1821 ROSE, William W., stationer.

RONALDS, Thomas A., bookseller and stationer. ar Reade, 1838-41 }

188 Pearl h. 112 Fulton, 1821 » 204

— h. 24 Cliff, 1822 ROSENQUIST, Peter, bookbinder.

203 Pearl h. 5 Cliff, 1823 133 Monroe, 1839

——, 1824 3 Pike, 1840 —h. 5 Cliff, 1825-30 117 Monroe, 1841

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 197

Ross, Lewis, copperplate printer. RULAND, Ebenezer, printer.

38 Oak, 1838 57 William, 1821

ROUSSEAU, Edmund, miniature and portrait painter. 187 Church, 1822

1 187 Church, 1824-28

18 Reed, 1825 3101/. Broadway, 1826-29 499 Broadway, 1830

“BR.” 1825-29. Merchant 1825; French teacher 1828-29.

156 Orange, 1823

185 Church, 1829 22 Anthony, 1830, 1832 202 Orange, 1833

ROVER, Henry, artist’s colourman. 202 Elm, 1834-35

511/. Murray, 1828-29 122 Laurens, 1836-41

80 Nassau, 1830 No occupation 1830, 1832-33. McKay 1814-20. 302 Broadway, 1831-38

ROWE, Thomas, ivory black maker. RUNNELLS, John, printer.

107 & 109 1829 Wooster, 1827-28 A 1820. 122 Macdougal, McKay lists at 55 Augustus 511 Pearl, 1831

ROWE, William. See William Roe. RUSHER, George, bookseller.

ROWLANDS, Rev. William, editor. 3 Spruce, 1826

88 William h. 8 York, 18383662 ries 1827 —— h. 499 Pearl, 1839-40 Allen, 1830

12 Roosevelt, 1831

Roy, Loftus, typecaster. g Doyer, 1834

13 Rose, 1833 1567/. William, 1835

“Rusler” 1830. No occupation 1826-27. Entries for both RoOYLE, John, engraver. “Rusher” and “Rusler” at same address 1831.

3 Bethune, 1832

48 John, 1836 RUSSELL, Emanuel, printing ink.

RUDD, Anthony, stationer. 32 Gold h. 163 Madison, 1841-42

1757/2 Division, 1831 Name also appears as merchant at various addresses 1825-37.

93 Goerck, 1832-33

54 Ludlow, 1834 RUSSELL, Henry, enamelled cards. See also R. Russell &

260 Bleecker, 1835 Co.

2621/2 Bleecker, 1836 131 Allen h. 161 Chrystie, 1836-37

Fruit store 1835-36. 152 Fulton, 1838

Era. 58 Rutgers, 1838 88 1840 46 Rutgers, 1840-41 84Morton, Greenwich, 1841 ,

RUDD, Thereon, editor. See also Locke & Rudd; New RUSSELL, Joseph, printer. 160 Nassau h. 196 Second, 1838

54 Grand, 1839

6 City Hall Place h. ——, 1842 RUSSELL, R., & Co., card manufacturer. See also No occupation 1840.

Henry Russell.

RUGGLES, David, books, reading room, and editor. 152 Fulton, 1838 15 Chapel, 1827

1 Cortlandt, 1828 RUSSELL, Samuel, Jr., tract missionary.

3 Cortlandt, 1829-30 29 Dominick, 1838 15 Cortlandt, 1832 168 Varick, 1839 67 Lispenard, 1834-35 36 King, 1840

165 Chapel, 1836 40/2 Burton, 1841

36 Lispenard c. Church, 1838-39 Music teacher 1841.

62 Leonard, 1840-41 “colored” 1828-30, 1836, 1838-41. Mariner 1827; no occupa- RUSSWORM. See Cornish & Russworm; Freedom’s

tion 1828-29; butter merchant 1830; butter factor 1832; books Journal: John B. Russwurm.

1834-35; agent 1836; reading room 1838-39; editor 1840-41. ’

RULAND, Charles, stereotyper. RUSSWURM, John B., printer.

75 Bedford, 1841-42 149 Church, 1828-29

198 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 RUST, Samuel, printer and press maker. See also Rust — h. 116 Cedar, 1840-41

& Turney. — h. Brooklyn, 1842

22 Liberty, 1821 SACKETT, Joseph, bookbinder. 33 Liberty, 1822 6 Chapel, 1820-21 h. 31 Allen, 1824-25 13 Chapel, 1822-23

33 Eldridge h. ——, 1826 “M., widow of Joseph” 13 Chapel 1824. McKay 1797-1820. 33 Eldridge h. 64 Eldridge, 1828 SACKETT & BRANCH, printers. See also Albert S. 32 Eldridge h. 27 Allen, 1827

112 Eldridge, 1829 Branch; Israel Sackett.

33 Eldridge h. ——, 1830 76 Maiden-lane, 1836 — h. 24 Eldridge, 1831-34 332 Broadway, 1837

24 Eldridge, 1835-36 Cabinetware 1837.

125 Fulton c. Nassau h. ——, 1837-38 SACKETT & SARGENT, printers. See also Israel Sackett;

123 Fulton h. ——, 1839 George W. Sargent. Newark, 1840 1 Nassau, 1839-42

Newark, N. J.: office 77 William N. Y. h. 16 SACKMANN, J. H. & E., bookbinders and importers of

says German goods. See also Jacob H. Sackmann.

Vandewater, 1841

77 William h. Newark, 1842 62 Vesey. 1826-28 “John N. & Samuel” 1841-42. Printer 1821-22, 1826-28; no 3 y 30-3 .

occupation 1824-25; pressmaker 1829-36; lamp manufacturer Solely designated binders 1836.

1837-42. entry lamp reads “formerly printing press maker SACKMANN, Jacob?H., but now1837 patent manufacturer”. McKay lists as printer ? bookbinder and importer of

1817-20. German books. See also J. H. & E. Sackmann; Sackmann & Ludwig.

Rust & TURNEY, printing press makers. See also 63 Vesey h. 24 Thames, 1837

Samuel Rust. — h. 61 Vesey, 1838-42

347 Pearl, 1822 Bookbinder 1837-38, 1840-42; bookbinder & importer 1839. 33 Eldridge, 1824-28 SACKMANN & LUDWIG, bookbinders. See also Henry

RUTH, William H., printer. Ludwig; Jacob H. Sackmann.

100 Greenwich, 1831 72 Vesey c. Greenwich, 1835 269 Greenwich, 1832 SADLIER, Dennis, bookbinder. 159 Duane, 1833-34 221 Bleecker, 1838-39 38 North Moore, 1835-36 —— & 18 Carmine, 1840 Lacks initial 1831-34. — h. 18 Downing, 1841 RYAN, James, bookseller. —— h. 19 Downing, 1842

322 Broadway, 1825-30 SAGE, Harris, printer, bookseller, and singing teacher.

426 Broadway, 1831-37 Mercer n. Spring, 1821 408 Broadway, 1838 208 Broadway h. ——, 1822

110 Monroe, 1839 214 Broadway h. ——, 1823 No occupation 1837-39. 60 Mercer, 1824 RYAN, Patrick, printer. 107 Laurens, 1826

; 83 Mercer, 1825

50 Vestry, 1841 147 Laurens, 1827-29

RYER, Lewis, portrait painter. 157 Laurens, 1830-31 191 Bowery, 1834 inter sf2n, 25 gu; bookaeler 1620.2; teaches of singing 151 Charles, 1838-42 listed without occupation 1832-42; at 157 Laurens 1832-33,

Paint store 1834. other addresses 1834-42.1806-07. McKay lists printer of this name SABBATH SCHOOL VISITOR. SAGUEZS, Aaron F., report/er] of fashion.

Spruce c. Park-row, 1841-42 169 Broadway, 1834

SACKETT, Israel, printer. See also Sackett & Branch; Also listed as tailor 1829-33; fashions 1835, 1838, 1841-42.

Sackett & Sargent. SAILOR’S MAGAZINE & NAVAL JOURNAL.

76 Maiden-lane, 1836-37 82 Nassau, 1833-38

1 Nassau h. 130 Varick, 1838 16 Burling-slip, 1839-41

— h. 105 Laurens, 1838 71 Wall, 1842

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 199 ST. JOHN, Benjamin G., American Museum (q.v.) See SAMUEL, Isaac N., quill dresser.

also St. John & Bell. 14 Spring, 1827

78 Water h. 44 Oliver, 1832-33 41 Delancey, 1828

h. ——, 1834-36 115 Bowery, 1829 h. 369 Grand, 1837 2741/2 Grand, 1830-31 2181/, Broadway h. ——, 1838 217 Orange, 1832 252 Broadway h. ——, 1839-40 89 Ludlow, 1833-36

369 Grand, 1841 50 Chatham, 1837 134 Rivington, 1842 105 Chatham, 1838-40 Druggist 1832-33; American museum 1832-37; no occupation 111 Chatham, 1842

1838-42. “Samuels” 1827-29; lacks initial 1827. Clothier 1840, 1842.

82 Lewis, 1841

ST. JOHN, Miles, collector & books. SAND, F. J., portrait painter.

104 Madison, 1837 55 Canal, 1840-42

3541/2 Hudson, 1842 SANDFORD. See also Holland, Sandford & Davies, New Paper carrier 1837; collector 1841; collector & books 1842. York Times.

ST. JOHN & BELL, museum. See also John G. Bell; SANDOR J. & W., printers. See also Wesley

Benjamin G. St. John. rn ord. 252 Broadway, 1840 17 Ann, 1835 29 Ann, 1836 ST. MARTIN, E. C., music, &c. store. . SANDFORD, Joseph, printer. 359 Broadway, 1832-33 zo Walk Bar-ao

Appears 1822-30 as a leghorn hat and artificial flower 50 Walker, 1041-4

manufacturer. SANDFORD, Wesley, printer. See also J. & W. Sand-

SALMON, John, bookbinder. ford.

6g Spring, 1823-24 131 Allen, 1829

185 Spring, 1828 29 Ann, 1837 121 Grand, 1829 23 Ann h. 24 Vandewater, 1838 228 Orange, 1830 75 Fulton, 1839 234 Orange, 1831 “W.” 1837. 228 Orange, 1832 SANDS, Daniel H., paper dealer. 234 Orange, 1833 64 Pump, 1825 242 Orange, 1834 14 Forsyth, 1827-42

234 Orange, 1837-38

40 Spring c. Mulberry, 1835-36 Grocer 1825; no occupation 1826-29; paper dealer 1830-42.

207 Mulberry, 1841 SANDS, Elisha, bookbinder and bookseller.

374 Broome, 1842 49 Fulton, 1820-21 No occupation 1829; U.S. Inspector 1838, 1841-42. President, h. 68 James, 1822-24

1835. 36 Oak c. James, 1829-31

New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman Book-Binders —— h. 36 Oak, 1825-28

SALTER, James, bookbinder. 38 Oak c. James, 1832-35

218 Cherry, 1823 185 Cherry,381836-37 Oak h. 185 Cherry, 1838-42

SAMO, Charles W., bookbinder and printer. See also “FE.” 1821-32. Bookbinder 1821-31; bookseller 1832-40;

Holmes & Samo. teacher 1841-42. McKay 1820. “E. Sands, 40 Fulton-street” is

D Duane, 8 listed among members the New York1822. Friendly Association of 126 1821-27 MasterofBook-Binders 9 Frankfort, 1828-29 3 Thomas, 1830-32 SANFORD, George T., lithographer. 116 William h. ——, 1833 73 Nassau, 1839 216 William h. ——, 1834 SARGENT, George W., printer. See also Sackett &

—— Fulton, 1835 Sargent.

Bookbinder 1821-28, 1832-35; grocer 1829; printer 1830-31.

McKay notes only cross reference to Holmes & Samo. 397 Pearl, 1834

201 Broome, 1835

SAMPSON, William C., printer. 81 East-Broadway, 1837

11 Oliver, 1832 61 Henry, 1838

200 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

SARGENT, George W. (cont.) 81 Watts, 1835-36

1—Nassau, 1839 2621/, Grand. 1837 h. 101 Monroe, 1840 7 Eleventh, 1839 —— h. 238 Grand, 1841 81 Watts, 1840-42 — h. 111 Hester, 1842 “Savidge” 1831-37. “Sargeant” 1838.

_ SAWYER, J. J., portrait painter.

SATTERTHWAITE, William, printer. 103 Canal, 1840

407 Bowery, 1826 93 King, 1841 262 William, 1833-34

38 James, 1837 SAXTON. See also Dayton & Saxton, books. 186 William, 1838

“Satterwhite” 1834; “Satterwhaite” 1837-38. SAXTON, Charles M., books. See also Gould, Newman & Saxton; Saxton & Miles.

Fult g1 Nassau 1837-39 114 on,81927 —— h.h. 27Brooklyn, Vandam, 1840-41

SATURDAY EVENING GAZETTE.

SATURDAY MAGAZINE. 205 Broadway h. 26 Vandam, 1842 53 Cedar, 1837

SAXTON, Francis Sylvester, books.

SAUNDERS, Frederick, bookseller. See also Adlard & 98 Nassau, 1838 Saunders; Saunders & Otley.

45 Ann h. 134 Sullivan, 1837 SAXTON, N.C., editor N/ew/] Y/ork/ Evangelist (q.v.) 46 Broadway h. 499 Greenwich, 1838 28 Exchange Place, 1830 357 Broadway h. ——, 1839

50 Laurens, 1840 SAXTON & MILES, books. See also Earl E. Miles:

77 Thompson, 1841 Charles M. Saxton. 145 Barrow, 1842 205 Broadway, 1842 No occupation 1840-42.

SAYRE, John, bookseller.

Saunders. 240 Pearl, 1822 45 Ann, 1836-37 McKay 1814-20.

SAUNDERS & OTLEY, publishers. See also Frederick 146 Broadway h. 63 Cedar, 1821

sau re John, printer. SAYRES,h.Robert, printer.1837 94 “Amen, 1°37 2 Frankfort 35 Clarkson, SAUZADE, Robert, playing card manufacturer. 6 Chambers, 1826 SCALES, John, bookbinder. 256 William, 1828 85 Barclay, 3rd Story, 1837 124 William, Leonard,1834-42 1833 Scan BoROuee yen printer. 208 5 MTANnge, 192572

114 Leonard, 1829-32 ;

Merchant 1826. .

167 Broome, 1828 28 Eldridge, 1829

Savage. 115 Monroe, 1831

SAVAGE, Charles C., stereotyper. See also Redfield & 99 Norfolk, 1830

13 Chambers h. 12 Centre, 1842 75 John h. 104 Cedar, 1835 M

SAVAGE, George, books. See also Huntington & Savage. 115 Monroe, 1836

174 Pearl, 1837-41 SCATCHERD, Frederick S., printer. See also Scatcherd

—— h. 127 Bleecker, 1842 & Adams.

SAVAGE, William, bookbinder. 38 Gold, 1836-39 6 Reed, 1825-2 i Anthony in “ SCATCHERD & ADAMS, printers. See also Samuel

7 Clarke 8 29 Adams; Frederick S. Scatcherd. 3 Bayard, . a" emeat alphabetted “Scatcherd” . pelled1831 “Satcherd” butt alphabetted “Scatcherd”18 1. ov Sullivan, 1832-33 Among additional names in 1836 is a second entry for this firm Grand n. Varick, 1834 at 17 Ann.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 201

and Hedge. Painter 1836 1840. 74 Prince, ;

SCHAEFFER, George C., [publisher]. See also Schaeffer 38 Forsyth, 1842

30 h. 26 1837 SREP Robert L., stationer. 120Wall Nassau h.Third, Jamaica, 1838 138Ors. Grand, 1841-42

, 1841 SCHOALS, Francis P., bookbinder. See also Starr & 118 Nassau, 1842 Schoals.

C[ity] surveyor 1836-38; no occupation 1841-42. 71 James, 1826-31 SCHAEFFER & HEDGE, publishers. See also Egbert 209 Spring, 1832-34 Hedge; George C. Schaeffer.

115 Nassau h. ——, 1835-41

120 Nassau, 18411826-27; —— h.“F. 17P.Leroy, 1842 , Lacks initial Scholes” 1830-32; “Schoales”

123 Mott, 1835 1837-42. Twelfth n. Avenue 6th, 1840

: 1833. Second entry 1842: “Francis Scoles, binder, 17 Leroy”.

SCHENCK, David, book agent. Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman

21 Norfolk, 1833 Book-Binders 1835.

Book agent 1833; books 1835. Possibly an error: a shoemaker SCHOFIELD, James, cloth finisher. See also Schofield &

(i.e., boots) of this name appears 1834, 1836; a land agent Marsh.

SCHENCK, John T., printer. 109 poe Avenue 6th, 1841 21 Anthony, 1823 YAWN", 1942

20 Anthony, 1824 SCHOFIELD & MARSH, cloth finishers. See also James

Canal c. Church, 1825 Marsh; James Schofield. 230 Church, 1826 Twelfth n. Avenue 7th, 1841 19 Lispenard, 1827

99 Ludlow, 1828 SCHOLES, F.P. See Francis P. Schoals.

a3 More John, typefounder. Mate SCHOLES, t ee 95/2 Mulberry, 1825

ne Mott 1933 * ne 52 Chapel, 1827 7 Mott, Chapel, 1828 rear 91 Norfolk, 1834 105 Bayard, 1829, 1832

91 Norfolk, 1835-42 57 Crosby, 1833 Lacks initial1819-20. 1823-28; “John F.” 1838; P.” 18 39. L8 McKay rear 42 “John Laurens, 1834 42 Laurens, 1835-36 SCHENCK, Seth C., library and bookstore. 383 Greenwich, 1839

252 Broadway h. 21 Greene, 1826 665 Washington, 1841 33 Dominick, 1827 “Schools” 1825; “Scoles” 1835, 1841; “Scoals” 1839. 88 Maiden-lane h. ——, 1829 SCHOLS, James, Morning Post (q.v.)

4 Wall h. 258 Henry, 1828

31 Cedar h. 45 Provost, 1830 37 Nassau & 71 Ann, 1833 —— h. 36 Dominick, 1831 SCHONLAN, James, calico printer.

30 Cedar, 1832 Sixteenth n. gth Avenue, 1828 31 Cedar, 1833

e]

— h. 131 Franklin, 1834-35 SCHOOLS, John. See John Scholes.

57 Willam, 1836 SCHOYER, Jacob, printer and books.

[no address],c.1837 99 Nassau, 1 Broad Wall, 18391829 ,

18401829; 129 Broadway, 7Broad, a. Printer books &c.1831 1831.

63 Liberty, 1842

“S. C.” 1826-30, 1842; “Schenk” 1832-36. Library and SCHOYER, Raphael, engraver and printer. bookstore 1826; no occupation 1827-37; agent 1839; broker 1840; paper warehouse 1842. 1840 entry among additional 35Wall. Wail, 1826 162

names. h. 6 Hamilton, _ 245 146Pearl Fulton, 1828 1828 SCHENCK, William H.., artist. 407 Broadway, 1830

39 Avenue 6th h. 10 Carmine, 1840 Engraver and printer 1826; engraver 1828-30. Also wines

98 Hester, 1841 1838-40; broker 1841; auctioneer 1842.

202 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 SCHREINER, Jacob, bookbinder. SCOFIELD, George S., books. See also Scofield & Hall;

154 Walker, 1838-40 Scofield & Voorhies. 1094/2 Mulberry, 1842 118 Nassau, 1837-39

; ; . 146 Nassau, 1840-41

SCHROEDER, Cornelius, portrait and miniature painter.

Newark, 1821 SCOFIELD & HALL, books and publishers. See also Hall 158 Broadway, 1825 & Voorhies; George S. Scofield; Scofield & Voorhies;

— h. Burrows, 1826-27 Charles F. Voorhies. 20 Broad, 1828 118 Nassau, 1837

14 Walker, 1830-31 ; ICU copy has Hall crossed thru in contemporary ink and

74 Carmine, 1833 Voorhies” written in margin.

8 Cornelia, 1834 SCOFIELD & VOORHIES, books and publishers. See “C.” 1825-28. Portrait and miniature painter 1821, 1833-34; also George S. Scofield; Scofield & Hall; Charles F. miniature painter 1825-28, 1830-31. McKay 1811-16, 1820. Voorhies.

SCHULTS, William B., print dealer. 118 Nassau, 1838-39

17 Mercer, 1828 146 Nassau, 1840-41

550 Broadway, 1830 SCOLES, Francis. See Francis P. Schoals.

vos Moreen koa SCOLES, John, engraver and bookseller. “Laura, widow of William” 45 Lispenard 1836-37; other 150 Chatham h. 13 Howard, 1821 addresses 1839, 1841. Auctioneer 1828, 1830-31; print dealer 173 Chatham, 1822

1834. 384 Broadway h. 15 382Howard, 1823 Broadway h. ——, 1824-38

SCHWACHHOFER, Edward, teacher and music store. 15 Howard, 1839

78 Fulton, 1821-22 382 Broadway h. ——, 1840-42

ot Chapel, 1823-25 Engraver & ‘bookseller 1821-22; engraver 1823-38, 1840-42; no 392 Broadway, 1826-28 occupation 1839. McKay notes engraver 1794-1820. Grand, 18

94 Greene Ban SCOLES, John, typefounder. See John Scholes.

199 Spring, 1832-39 ScoT, James B., printer. ?

8 Tenth, 1840-41 189 Franklin, 1841

iBancan 31820255 aren were 1826-29; musical instruments SCOTLAND, Robert, printer.

’ »P .

85 Chapel, 1820-21

SCHWARTZ. See also Bauck & Schwartz, oil paintings. 11 Leonard, 1826

SCHWARTZ, Frederick, portrait painter “Maria, widow of Robert” 40 Grand 1827. McKay 1814-20.

82 Liberty, 1841 SCOTT, George P., printer. See also P. George Scott. 52 Dey, 1824-25

SCOALS, John. See John Scholes. Ann c. Nassau h. 102 Prince, 1830-32

ScoBIE, John G., printer 21 Ann c. Nassau h. Brooklyn, 1833

24 Elizabeth, 1828 33 Ann h. ——, 1834-35

68 Bayard, 1829 71 John c. Gold, 1836-39 163 Chatham h. 134 Walker, 1830 24 me ©. nessa 1840-41

20 Roosevelt, 1831 34 kee | wet ee, - && Co.” iBaaa8. Printer of L 213 Mulberry, 1832 ac 283

48 Merchants’ Exchange h. ——, 1840 WHITTEMORE, G. & H., & Co., card makers. See also

—— h. 7 Prince, 1841-42 all other entries for Whittemore. Painter 1835. 15 Platt, 1837 WHITLEY. See also Miller & Whitley, artists. 1 Cedar, 1837-41 13 Platt, 1842

WHITLEY, Thomas, artist. Lacks “& Co.” 1837. 88 Laight, 1840

Rector c. Lumber, 1841 WHITTEMORE, Henry S., [card manufacturer.|] See also

564 Pearl c. Broadway, 1842 all other entries for Whittemore. 122 Pearl h. 134 Greenwich, 1832 WHITLEY, Thomas W., artist. —— h. 28 Oliver, 1833 44 Greenwich, 1839 133 Pearl, 1834 198 Hudson c. Broome, 1840 — h. 136 Greenwich, 1835 Avenue 6th c. Twenty-second, 1841 No occupation given.

and printers. entries for Whittemore.

WHITLOCK. See also Burton and Whitlock, engravers WHITTEMORE, Homer, card factory. See also all other

WHITLOCK, William M., printer. 38 Ferry h. 18 Rose, 1821

77 Pitt, 1835 Spring n. Broadway, 1822

rear 49 Essex, 1839 64 Cliff h. White, 1824

110 Clinton, 1840 ——, 1825

Lacks initial 1835. WHITTEMORE, J. Bayard, [card manufacturer]. See WHITNEY, Asa H., copperplate printer. See also also all other entries for Whittemore.

Thomas R. Whitney. 13 Platt, 1842

11 Madison, 1832 No occupation given.

47 Mulberry, 1833 WHITTEMORE, John, card factory. See also all other WHITNEY, Thomas R., engraver. See also Asa H. entries for Whittemore.

Whitney; Whitney & Hicks. 38 Ferry h. 34 Lispenard, 1822

4 Franklin Square, 1828 67 Cliff h. ——, 1823-27 — h. 21 Hamilton, 1829 —— h. 23 Norfolk, 1828 360 Pearl h. ——, 1830 —— h. 69 Gold, 1829 11 Madison h. 21 Norfolk, 1831 —— h. 20 Forsyth, 1830-33 — h. 227 Henry, 1832 66 Frankfort h. ——, 1834-36

—., 1836 . .

— h. 6 Madison, 1833-34 “J.” 1824-27; “Jno.” 1836.

—— h. 201 Walker, 1835 WHITTEMORE, Samuel, card manufacturer. See also all — c. Roosevelt, 1837

other entries for Whittemore. 133 Pearl h. Hammond, 1821

Pearl. — 134 h. 326 Broadway, 1822-24 414 tear,18 1940 Pearl h. ——, 1825-29 —— h. 233 Madison, 1838-39

WHITNEY & HICKS, engravers. See also Charles C. h. 45 Grove, 1830

Hicks; Thomas R. Whitney. 148 Pearl h. ——, 1831-34

11 Madison, 1836 15 Platt h. ——, 1835 — c. Roosevelt, 1837-39 Merchant 1821.

WHITTEMORE, Charles R., [cardmaker]. See also all WHITTEMORE, Samuel, & Co., card manufacturer. See

other entries for Whittemore. also all other entries for Whittemore.

1 Cedar h. 39 Grove, 1839 133 Pearl, 1821-24 —— h. 121 Waverley, 1840-41 134 Pearl, 1825-29

244 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

WHITTEMORE, Samuel, & Co. (cont.) Broadway c. Pine, 1828

148 Pearl & Amos n. Asylum, 1830-31 108 Broadway h. 405 Broadway, 1829

—— & Amos c. Asylum, 1832-34 251 William, 1830 15 Platt & 51 Amos c. Asylum, 1835 4 Pine, 1831

WHITTEMORE’S SONS, Samuel, card manufacturers. 145 Chapel, 1832-34

; 108 Broadway h. ——, 1835-36

See also all other entries for Whittemore. + . 106 Wooster, 1837 15 Platt: Amos c. 4th, 1836 —— h. 131 Grand, 1838 WHITTEMORE, Thomas, card factory. See also all —— h. 15 Crosby, 1839 other entries for Whittemore. —— h. 21 King, 1840-42 50 Ferry h. 98 Gold, 1820 “T.” 1825-28. Circulating library 1825-27; no occupation 38 Ferry h. ——, 1821-22 1828-34; bookseller 1835-42. 67 Cliff h. ——, 1823 WHYTE, Henry, circulating library.

—— h. 121 White, 1825 —— h. 148 Spring, 1824 260 Broadway, 1821

—— h. 129 White, 1826-28 WICKES, Henry, & Co., publishers. ——, 1829 113 Fulton, 1842

“& Co.” 1824-29. WICKHAM, Daniel H., bookseller.

WHITTEMORE, Thomas, Jr., card manufacturer. See 59 Fulton h. Burton, 1820-21

also all other entries for Whittemore. , —— h. Burton n. Varick, 1822

148 Spring, 1820-21 — h. Burton n. Bedford, 1823

158 Spring, 1822-23 wee listed as broker at various addresses 1824-42. McKay 35 Ferry h. ——, 1824

64 Cliff h. ——, 1825-34 WIENT, John, printer.

WHITTEMORE, Thomas, & Co., card manufacturer.

186 Mulberry, 1824

See also all other entries for Whittemore. WIER, Richard, bookbinder.

34 Grove, 1831 198 Washington, 1826, 1828 67 Cliff & 231 Pearl, 1832-33 41 Catharine, 1831

51 Catharine, 1832-33 WHITTEMORE, William T., [card manufacturer]. See Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman

Charles & William T. Whittemore. Book-Binders 1835.

1——Cedar, 1839-40 WIGGINS, Francis S., printer and editor. h. Waverley c. Macdougal, 1841 13 Platt h. 121 Waverley, 1842

49 Crosby, 1829

No occupation given. rear 47 Crosby, 1829 61 Fulton h. 47 Crosby, 1830

WHITTINGHAM, William, printer. —— h. 52 Crosby, 1831-32

39 Rutgers, 1829-32 15 Ann h. ——, 1833

10 Greene, 52 Crosby, 18341835 nase1833 132 Nassau h. ——,

WHITTINGHAM, William, stationer. Pri ar rinter 1828-29; editor 1830-35. 235 Pearl h. 389 Broadway, 1839

30 Platt h. ——, 1840 WIGHTMAN, Rev. Henry, editor.

389 Broadway, 1841-42 27 Christopher, 1829 No occupation 1841-42. 13 Christopher, 1830

va: , 395 Third, 1831

WHITTINGHAM, Rev. William R.., editor. 221 Thompson, 1832

46 Lumber h. 255 Henry, 1831 Twelfth n. Broadway, 1833

37} Hudson, 1832-35 137 Nassau h. 510 Grand, 1834

Nineteenth n. Avenue 8th, 1836-37 Lacks “Rev.” 1829. Also “Margaret, widow of Henry” 19 Lacks “Rev.” 1831. No occupation 1832-37. Eldridge 1835-37. No occupation 1829-33.

WHITTLESEY, Henry, tract agent. WILBOR. See Grant & Wilbor, bookbinders.

38 Catharine, 1841 WILBUR, Edward, printer.

WHYBREW, Thomas, circulating library and bookseller. West c. Liberty h. 53 Robinson, 1829

403'/2 Broadway, 1825-27 West c. Cortlandt h. 401 Third c. Manhatten, 1830

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 245 WILBUR, Hiram, printer. See also Wilbur & Whipple. WILEY & PUTNAM, booksellers. See also George P.

4 Lower Green h. 14 Watts, 1835 Putnam; John Wiley.

WILBUR & WHIPPLE, printers. See also Hiram Wilbur. ee eons Per ae Row, London, 1840

4 Lower Greene, 1835 — & Pater-noster Row, London, 1841-42

WILCOMB, James, paper warehouse. See also Abbot &

Wilcomb. WILKIE, John I., stationer.

2 Burling-slip h. 148 Hicks, Brooklyn, 1841 164 Division, 1821

—— h, Brooklyn, 1842 WILKIE, John J., printer. WILCOX, A. F., copperplate printer and map publisher. 22 Orange, 1822

31 Wall, 1834 Gouverneur n. Lombardy, 1823-24 6 Lower Greene, 1835 106 Lombardy, 1825

Printer 1834; publisher 1835. McKay lists a John I. Wilkie, printer, 175 William 1814.

WILCOX, Ezekiel H., copperplate printer. WILKINS, Harriet, teacher of drawing.

36 Ann h. 189 Bowery, 1834 51 Bond, 1838-39 — h. 6 Stanton, 1835 h. ——, 1836-37 WILLCOX, Albert O., merchant. See also Griffin, 6113Stanton, 1838 Willcox & Co. Waverley, 1839-40 114 Nassau h. 231 Ninth, 1837-38 338 Bowery, 1841-42 116 Nassau h. 14 Second, 1839-40

Agent 1839-42. 22 William h. ——, 1841

WILDER, Alfred, bookstand. SS Cedar h. 266 Eighteenth W., 1842

81 Wall, 1828 Oo occupation 1842.

WILDER & CAMPBELL, booksellers. WILLIAMS. See also Fortie & Williams, engravers.

142 Broadway, 1824-25 WILLIAMS, Charles G., printer. WILEY. See also Goodrich & Wiley, books & maps. 276 Broadway, 1829 WILEY, Charles, bookseller. See also Wiley & Halsted. First n. powery) 1830

3AlsoWall, 1820-25 162 Norfolk, 1831 “Lydia, widow of Charles” 40 Reed 1827-28; other 63 Cannon, 1832

addresses 1829-30. McKay notes printer of this name 1807-20. No occupation 1832.

WILEY, John, book agent and bookstore. See also Wiley WILLIAMS, Daniel, Tailor’s Magazine (q.v.) See also

& Long; Wiley & Putnam. Thomas P. Williams. Wall c. Broad, 1831 4 Wall, 1834 22 Nassau upstairs, 1832 — h. 8 Wooster, 1835

—— h. 21 Catharine, 1833 131 Nassau h. 21 Second, 1836-39 22 Nassau h. 78 Cedar, 1834 127 Nassau h. ——, 1840 161 Broadway h. 75 Nassau, 1835 — h. 50 First, 1841-42 — h. 40 Dey, 1836-37

— h. 120 Second, 1838 WILLIAMS, Edwin, publisher N/ew/ Y/ork/ Annual

—h. Tenth n. Avenue A, 1839-40 Register. — h. 217 Tenth n. Avenue A, 1841-42 235 Pearl, 1830

Book agent 1831; bookstore, 1832-42. 6 Cortlandt, 1831

278 Pearl h. 75 Nassau, 1832

WILEY & HALSTED, booksellers. See also Oliver Hal- 74 Liberty h. ——, 1833

sted; Charles Wiley. 41 Cortlandt, 1834-35 Wall c. New, 1820-21 180 Broadway, 1836

3 Wall, 1822 76 Cedar, 1837 McKay 1819-20. In 1821 directory, advertisement for William 68 Cedar, 1838

Grattan, printer, mentions firm as drop for orders.

58 Gold, 1839

WILEY & LONG, booksellers. See also George Long; 47 Nassau, 1840

John Wiley. 245 Pearl h. 45 Mercer, 1841

161 Broadway, 1835-36 45 Mercer, 1842

246 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 WILLIAMS, Frederick W., writing master. WILLIAMS, William, cloth finisher.

28 Jones, 1830 101 Vandam, 1836 339 Bleecker, 1831-33 3661/2 Hudson, 1834-36 ee SON) vom music. 97 Barrow, 1837-42 305 Droadway, 1042

Entries for 1834-35 continue: “tin sm[ith] 70 Vesey”. WILLIAMSON, John A., bookbinder and stationer.

.— 11 Old-slip h. 4 Water, 1837 1 h. 14 Moore, 1838 373 Bowery, /2 Bowery, 1838ind[er] Bind[er] 1836; stati1837-38. 837-38 304 1839-41 1836; stationer

WILLIAMS, Helen, bookstore and library. 209 Washington c. Vesey h. 203 Madison, 1836 14 Carmine, 1830-36

326 Bowery, 1842 WILLIS, William R.., lithographer. “H.” 1831-36; “widow Helen” 1838-42. Bookstore and library 93 Beaver h. 15 Sullivan, 1838 1830-36; circulating library 1838-42. 50 First, 1839 , WILLIAMS, John, printer. 255 Division, 1840 265 Bowery, 1832 WILLSON, Henry, portrait painter. WILLIAMS, Micah, portrait painter. 85, Mercer, 1842

119 Clinton, 1828-32 WILLSON, Joseph, music store.

1839-40. 62 Warren, 1821 Also “Margaret, widow of Micah” 97 Norfolk 1838; 81 Bowery

24 North Moore, 1822

WILLIAMS, Michael, lithographer. - Music teacher 1822. McKay notes at 14 Maiden-lane 1818-20. 45 Sullivan, 1826

65 Canal, 1827 WILMOT, Samuel, printer.

8 Watts, 1828 5366Orchard, 44 Canal, 1830-32 Rivington,1837 1838 47 Wooster, 1833-34 WILSON, Auber, printer. 124 Leonard, 1838 391 Broome, 1828 WLM silk printer.1832 WILSON, D. W., miniature ane nae n. Asylum, 9 Nassau, 1823 painter. WILLIAMS, Ransom G., publishing agent American 161 Broadway, 1824-25

384 Pearl, Spruce, 1836 1840 Wilson & Halliday.

Anti-Slavery Society. WILSON, David J., printer. 144 Nassau, 1835 82 Varick, 1834 — h. 35 Mulberry, 1837 WILSON, Fred C., composition manufacturer. See also

— h. 79 Chambers, 1841 95 Canal h. 138 Spring, 1835-37

— h. Brooklyn, 1842 rear 40 Thompson h. 1 Greene, 1838 “R. G.” 1835-36. Stocks &c. 1840-42. 333 Broadway, 1839

WILLIAMS, Samuel, printer. WILSON, Hamilton, dyer and printer.

45 Delancey, 1827-29 Charles c. Greenwich, 1821-22

303 Grand, 1830-31 Amos c. Greenwich, 1823

269 Grand, 1832 Amos c. Hudson, 1824-26 102 Orchard, 1833-35 112 Amos, 1827 43 Delancey, 1836 116 Amos, 1828-29

239 Broome, 1837 75 Asylum & Amos n. Washington, 1830 19 Ridge, 1838 Dyer 1821-23; dyer and printer 1824-30.

Also “Susan,WILSON, widow of Samuel” 25 Ludlow 1839. McKay — 1819-20. J. Gregg, &162Co., publishers. Nassau h. 2 Chambers, 1839

vay » 1640-42 4 Wall, 1835 WILSON, James G., editor and publisher.

WILLIAMS, Thomas P., Tailor’s Magazine (q.v.) See 4g also Daniel Williams.

131 Nassau, 1836 127 Nassau h. 190 Greenwich, 1837

“& Co.” 1836. —— h. 38 Cherry, 1838

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 247

go Nassau h. Avenue gth, 1839 WILSON & HALLIDAY, composition makers. See also “& Co.” 1838. Editor 1837, 1839; publisher 1838. Name also Fred C. Wilson. of fashions 1834; no occupation 1840; fashions 1841-42. Fear 40 Thompson, 1838 appears as tailor 1828, 1835-36; hatter 1829-31, 1833; reporter

wW John H nter. See also Paice. Wilson & WILSON & NICHOLS, bookbinders. See also Ebenezer ILSON, John H., printer. oee aiso Falige, Wilson Nichols; Stephen T. Wilson.

Browne; Paige, Wilson & Nichols. Pine c. Broadway, 1826-28

31 Ann h. 29 Spruce, 1839-40 216 William, 1829-32 29 Spruce, 1841

No occupation 1841. WINANS, Isaac, paper stainer. 45 Canal, 1829

WILSON, Joseph P., printer. rear 62 Wooster, 1830 160 Franklin n. Hudson, 1835 44 Watts, 1831

; ; 464 Washington, 1832

won 44 maethew Vesey,portrait 1042painter. Canalrear h. 83 61Sullivan, King,1833-34 1835 WILSON, Oliver, bookseller. 65 Canal h. 125 Sullivan, 1836 1 Crosb 1826 125, Sullivan, 1838-38 Bowery "827 Also “Sabrina, widow of Isaac” 76 Carmine 1839; Wooster n. 79 Orchard, 1829 Grocer 1826-27. WINCHESTER, Jonas, printer. See also Greeley &

? Twelfth 1840.

Winchester.

WILSON, Richard J., map publisher. See also Stebbins 29 Ann, 1836

& Wilson. —— h. 5 Watts, 1837

4 Wall h. 122 Nassau, 1833 — h. 23 Suffolk, 1838-39 Burling-slip c. Water, 1834 30 Ann h. ——, 1840

8 Burling-slip c. Water, 1835-37 — h. 38 Vandewater, 1841

194 1838 ——., 1842 ——Pearl, h. 238 Elizabeth, 1839

238 Elizabeth, 1840 WINDSOR, Francis, teacher and bookstore. 236 Elizabeth, 1841-42 76 Varick h. 499 Greenwich, 1833 Map publisher 1833-37; maps 1838-42. —— bookstore, 437 Broadway, 1834 —— h. 228 Bleecker, 1835-37

WILSON, Stafford, spirit color manufacturer. Bookstore mentioned 1834 only.

e “Rivineton. we WINDSOR, Orlando, stationer.

, 89 Bleecker, 1838-

Forth n venue p 1834-37 63 Wall h. 14 Burton, 1837 379 Fourth n. Avenue D, 1838 No recusatin, i. 4 39

583 Fourth n. Avenue D, 1839-42 P 3°38.

wILSON, Stephen.Stephen, bookbind WINDSOR, H., bookbinder. bookbinder. 14 William Burton, 1841 2 Pine h. 83 Sullivan, 1827-28 382 Monroe, 1842

vn 8 stapes 1829 No occupation 1841. 41 Catharine, 1833 WINDT, John, printer and manufacturer of composition. 134 Monroe, 1834 See also Windt & Conrad. 299 Monroe, 1831-32

360 Madison, 1835-36 Chrystie n. Delancey, 1825

357 Grand: ——, 1841 141 Fulton, 1828 540 Greenwich, 1842 38 Vandewater, 1829 No occupation 1842. 8 Warren, 1830-31 56 Warren, 1832-33

WILSON, Stephen T., bookbinder. See also Wilson & 152 Chambers, 1834

Nichols. 11 Frankfort h. ——, 1835

rear 216 William h. 10 Provost, 1830-32 ——., 1836

200 Broadway h. 38 Watts, 1833 ——h. 152 Chambers, 1837

Greenwich op. Vandam, 1834 152 Chambers, 1838-40

248 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

WINDT, John (cont. ) WISNER, Ira G., printer. See also Bowne, Wisner &

99 Reade, 1841-42 Co.; all other entries for Wisner. Printer 1825-30, 1836-42; printer and manufacturer of compo- 114 Nassau, 1835

[sition] 1831-34; manuf[acturer] of compo[sition] 1835. 222 William, 1836 WINDT & CONRAD, printers. See also James M. Con- No occupation 1835.

rad; John Windt. WISNER, J. G., printer. See also all other entries for 11 Frankfort. 1835 Wisner. WINSLOW, Henry I., engraver and printer. See also 222 William, 1836

Winslow & Kingsley WITHERS, Ebenezer, portrait painter. 13 Prince, 1828 4 James, 1834-35 28 Eldridge, 1829-30 4242 Hamilton, 1837

82 William h. 253 Walker, 1831 167 Stanton, 1838-39

82 Nassau h. —y 1832-33 “BK.” 1834-35. —— h. 97 Elm, 1834

2104, Broadway, 1835 WOEHNING, Charles, musician. See also Spier &

6—— Lower Green, 1836 Woehning. h. 10 Maiden-lane, 1837 160 Waverley, 1839

96 Nassau h. 224 Henry, 1838 Broadway n. Twenty-first, 1840

h. 93 Eldridge, 1839 WOLCOTT, Alexander S., artist. .

65 Maiden-lane, 1840 273 Broadway h. 52 First, 1840-41

1it William, 1841 Name also appears as drygoods 1834-35; no occupation 44 Fulton, 1842 1836-38; dentist, 52 First, 1839.

“Henry1830-37. J.” 1839-42. Engraver 1828-29, 1838-42; engraver and See cage William . . sane printer WOLCOTT, William, portrait painter. Walcutt.

WINSLOW & KINGSLEY, engravers. See also John

Lemuel Kingsley; Henry I. Winslow. WOLF, John G., daguerreotype.

2104/2 Broadway, 1835 23 Chambers, 1841 WINTER, George, portrait painter. WOLFE, Francis W., bookbinder. 97 Elm c. Walker, 1834 27 Stanton, 1834 168 Ludlow, 1835

WINTERS, Peter, quill dresser. 85 Eldridge, 1836 132 Hester, 1832-33, 1835 167 Elizabeth, 1837-38 Pen maker 1835. 234 Orange, 1839 WINZER, William, bookbinder. 56 Marion, 1840-42

Member, New-York Benevolent Association of Journeyman 61 Montgomery, 1839 Book-Binders 1835.

hie John Frederick, 35printer. » 204WOLTER, 212 Fulton, 1839 music. WISEMAN, Samuel M., blacking and ink manufacturer. 564 Pearl, 1840

See also Wiseman & Handley. 322 Broadway, 1841 239 Greene, 1832 Pearl c. Elm, 1842 241 Greene, 1833-37 Lacks “John” 1839.

Avenue 3rd c. Thompson, 1838 | . T. & C. Wood. . WOOD, Charles, stationer. See also Avenue 3rd c. Thirteenth, 1839-40

. 18 110— Avenue 3rd c.Wall, Thirteenth, 1841-42 1841 , 7 Nassau h. 1201836-40 Liberty,

Lacks initial 1832.

348 Broadway, 1842

also Samuel M. Wiseman. ,

WISEMAN & HANDLEY, blacking manufacturers. See Woop, G. S. See R. & G. S. Wood, printers and 241 Greene, 1833

publishers.

WISNER, George W., editor. See also Day & Wisner; yoo cores, 5 P ae

all other entries for Wisner. 45 * 208 » 104 222 William, 1834 WOOD, Israel, printer. —— h. 16 Chambers, 1835 218 Washington, 1825

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 249

WOOD, James, printer. Woon, T. & C., stationers. See also Charles Wood;

Eldridge c. Grand, 1821 Thomas Wood. Norfolk c. Grand, 1822 35 72 Wall, 1835 37 Norfolk, 1828-29 18 Wall, 1836-40

7 Nassau, 1841 WOOD, James W., engraver. “& Co.” 18 . 40-41. 156 Rivington, 1826

296 Grand, 1827 WOOD, Thomas, stationer. See also T. & C. Wood. 235 Water, 1828 18 Wall, 1836-38 Engraver and die sinker 1828. — h. 9 Morris, 1839

ay 7 Nassau h. 173 Chapel, 1841

WOOD, John, bookseller. See also Samuel Wood & Son; —— h. 46 Greenwich, 1840 William Wood. 261 Pearl, 1820-24

Platt c. Pearl h. ——, 1842

—— h. 236 William, 1825-26 WOOD, William, printer and bookseller. See also John

hh. 234 William, 1827-28 Wood; R. & G. S. Wood; Samuel Wood & Son;

19 Pine, h. ——, 1829-30 Samuel S. & William Wood.

65 Pine h. ——, 1831-34 261 Pearl, 1824-25

— h. 147 East-Broadway, 1835-36 — h. 12 Cherry, 1826-29

44 Exchange h. ——, 1837-39 117 Norfolk, 1834

51 Beaver h. 189 East-Broadway, 1840-41 261 Pearl h. 37 Vandewater, 1837-42 —— h. 181 East-Broadway, 1842 Printer 1824-25; printer and bookseller 1826-29; bookcarrier,

Merchant 1829-42. McKay 1816, 1820. 1834; books 1837-42. Second entry in 1837 directory: “William Wood, books, 37 Vandewater”.

WOOD, John, portrait painter.

149 Fulton, 1834 Woop & HAMILTON, publishers.

Woop, R. & G.S., printers and publishers. See also

g Spruce, 1842

Samuel Wood; William Wood. WOODHEAD, George A., printer. 261 Pearl, 1829 95 Delancey, 1834 265 Pearl, 1830 158 Delancey, 1835-37

261 Pearl, 1831-42 2 Delancey, 1838

Printers 1829-39; publishers 1840-42. Also “Mary Ann, widow of George A.” 51 Mulberry 1839-40; 84 Orange 1842.

WOOD, Samuel, bookseller. See also R. & G. S. Wood;

Samuel Wood & Son. WOODWARD, William, typecaster and stereotyper.

261 Pearl h. 28 Frankfort, 1821 65 Elizabeth, 1832

— h. 12 Cherry, 1822-34 91 Mott, 1838 — h. 335 Pearl, 1835 160 Walker, 1839

335 Pearl, 1836 Typecaster 1832; stereotyper 1838-39. “Samuel S.” 1827. No occupation 1821-25, 1836. McKay .

notes Samuel Wood, printer and bookseller 1805-16; and WoOoDWORTH, Samuel, printer. See also Woodworth &

Samuel S. Wood, printer 1813-16. Webb.

WOOD, Samuel, & Son, printers and booksellers. See 20 row 1821-22 also John Wood; Samuel Wood; William Wood. 53 Bm, 1923°25 261 Pearl, 1817-35

536 Pearl, 1826-28

“Sons” 1821-24; 18 McKay Pearl,1830 1829 45 2893°35yen181553 521 Cross,

WOOD, Samuel S., stationer and books. See also Daven- 480 Pearl, 1831

port & Wood; Samuel S. & William Wood. 7 Essex, 1832-34

30 Wall h. 2577/2 Rivington, 1836 293 Broadway, 1837

155 Broadway h. ——, 1837-38 97 Elm, 1838-40 Stationer 1836-38; books 1839-40. 547 Pearl, 1842

261 Pearl, 1839-40 111 Leonard, 1841 No occupation 1821-29, 1841-42. McKay 1811-20.

WOOD, Samuel S. & William, books. See also Samuel S.

Wood; William Wood. WOODWORTH, William, stereotyper.

261 Pearl, 1836-42 119 Mott, 1841

.;

200 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 WOODWORTH & WEBB, printers. See also Samuel WRAGG, William F., bookbinder.

Woodworth. 61 Anthony, 1822

55 Nassau c. Maiden-lane, 1827 59 Anthony, 1823-24

printer. rear 53 Anthony, 1826 The only Woodworth listed 1827 is Samuel Woodworth, 112 Chapel, 1825

WOOLCOCKS, 8. T., engraver. See also Bradford & rear g Anthony, 1827

Woolcocks. rear 53 Anthony, 1828-29 18 Spruce, 1824 22 Anthony, 1830-31 6 John h 182 “Wragff’ 1826-29. Also “Elizabeth, widow of William F.” 15 ° ? 5 Anthony 1832-35; other addresses 1836, 1838-39, 1841-42.

— h. 97 Elm, 1826

132 Fulton h. 40 Reed, 1827 WRIGHT, Alfred E., publisher.

46 Maiden-lane h. ——, 1829

42 Maiden-lane h. 30 Elm, 1828 4 City Hall Place h. 33 Greene, 1840 h. 58 Nassau, 1830 WRIGHT, C. C., & PRENTISS, xylographic and copper-

—h.37 Liberty, 1831 plate engravers and printers. See also Charles C.

58 Nassau h. ——, 1832 Wright. “Samuel T.”, tinner, is listed 1838-1842. 45 Maiden-lane, 1834-38

N. Smith Prentiss, perfumer, is listed at 45 Maiden-lane

WOOLRIDGE, George B., editor. 1834-38.

31 Ann h. 21 Centre, 1842 WRIGHT, Charles C., engraver. See also A. B. Durand WOOLSEY, Charles, bookseller. & C. Wright & Co.; Wright & Bale; Wright, Durand

21 Ann h. 282 Broome, 1831 & Co.; C.C. Wright & Prentiss. 153 Broadway h. ——, 1832 Amity n. Sullivan, 1826 157 Broadway h. ——, 1833 87 Amity, 1827 140 Broadway h. ——, 1834-35 69 Canal, 1829

1 Ann h. ——, 1836-37 68 Nassau, 1832

Also appears as merchant 1821-26 and auctioneer 1829-30. 45 Maiden-lane, 1833-35

“Eliza, widow of Charles” 1840-42. — h. 82 Barrow, 1836 —— h. Bleeck 8 WORKING MEN’S ADVOCATE. BOT CORT 20ST — h. 340 Grand, 1838

6 ames, Th 3 1933-35 19 Platt34h.Wall, ——, 1839 1840 1 Mott, 1832

WORLD. — & 245 Pearl, 1841 7 Cortlandt, 1837 g2 Maiden-lane h. 84 Christopher, 1842

1842 entry reads “Charles C. Wright & Co, steel-pen manu-

WORRALL, Henry, & Co., ironfounders, machinists, facturers, agency office”. No occupation 1829.

, Pom eae and saw manufacturers. WRIGHT, Henry, bookseller.

26 Elm, 1840-42 184 Fulton, 1823-24 Printing presses mentioned 1840-42 only. Ironfounder 1821- No occupation 1824.

42. There is also an entry for Noah Worrall, ironfounder . : 1830-42. Display advertisements 1821, 1825-28. WRIGHT, James H., portrait painter. Fourteenth n. Avenue 6th, 1837 WORTMAN, John, bookbinder.

107 Mott, 1821-22 WRIGHT, James P., printer. Lispenard c. Church, 1823 106 Cedar, 1830

62 Roosevelt, 1824 102 Greenwich, 1831 12 Batavia, 1825-27 167 Greenwich, 1832 McKay 1808-20. Member, New York Friendly Association of 109 Cedar, 1833-36

Master Book-Binders 1822 located at 111 Water-street. 7g Cedar h. 109 Cedar, 1837

says . 74 Cedar h. ——, 1838 50 1838 — h.1839 120 Liberty, 1840-42 256Vestry, Greenwich, M

mone William, engraver and printer. 18 New h. 119 Cedar, 1839 156 Fulton, 1840-41

erchant 1830.

Fulton [h.] Brooklyn, 1842 WRIGHT, John A., printer. Agent 1838-39; engr[aver] & printer 1840-41; engraver 1842. 36 Dey, 1840

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 251 WRIGHT, John S., stereotyper. See also Smith & YATES & BRIDGENS, diesinkers, embossers and horn

Wright. [book makers. See also Charles Bridgens; Thomas 216 William, 1836-38 Yates. — h. 156 Delancey, 1839 108 Reade, 1834 ——., 1840-41 Entry reads “... horn hook makers”.

74 Fulton, 1842 YEATMAN, Thomas. See Yeaton, Thomas.

Lacks initial 1836; “& Co.” 1836-38.

YEATON, Thomas, printer.

WRIGHT, John W., compositor. 20 Pump, 1821

265 Elizabeth, 1838 179 Division, 1822

276 Mott, 1839 46 Allen, 1823

96 Hester, 1824

WRIGHT, Neziah, engraver. See also Balch, Stiles, 27 Delancey, 1828 Wright & Co.; four entries beginning “Rawdon, 222 Rivington, 1829

Wright ...” 152 Broome, 1830

35 Merchants’ Exchange, 1832-34 76 Orchard, 1831 — h. Seventh n. Avenue 3rd, 1835 72 Orchard, 1832

30 Wall h. ——, 1836-38 52 Ridge, 1837-38, 1840 — h. 24 Seventh n. Avenue 3rd, 1839 “Yeatman” 1837-38.

, 312 Pearl h. 125 Eldridge, 1834

46 ard 8a eae h. 28 Seventh n. Avenue YONGE, Ellis G., bookbinder. See also Focke & Yonge.

WRIGHT, Silas, bookbinder. 21 Ann h. ——, 1835

rear 225 Mulberry, 1835 228’/2 Grand, 1836

229 Mulberry, 1836 Bldvides. entries 1834-35 for Ellis G. Young, bookbinder, 125 375 Monroe, 1837-38

374 Monroe, 1839 YOULE, Timothy, printer.

12 Goerck, 1842 38 Orchard, 1821 151 Bowery, 1822

WRIGHT & BALE, engravers. See also James Bale; 67 Spring, 1823-29

Charles C. Wright. 150 Cherry, 1830 68 William, 1829 Grand c. Norfolk, 1831

16 Maiden-lane, 1830-31 348 Grand c. Norfolk, 1832-33

68 Nassau, 1832-33 370 Grand, 1834-38, 1841

No occupation 1830-38, 1841. McKay 1808-16.

also Cyrus Durand; Charles C. Wright.

WRIGHT, DURAND & Co., xylographic printers. See YOUNG, Benjamin, printer. See also Young & Ashman.

45 Maiden-lane, 1834 87 Nassau h.173 Henry, 1821 Murray h. Thomas, 1822 WRIGHT & PRENTISS. See WRIGHT, C. C., & 1 Spruce h. 217 Church, 1823

PRENTISS. — h. 55 Elm, 1824

McKay 1818-20, at 87 Nassau 1820.

WROE, Edward, marble paper manufacturer. © YOUNG, Ellis G. See Ellis G. Yonge. 54 John, 1828

YOUNG, John, bookbinder. See also Taylor & Young.

WYCKOFF, Samuel C., bookseller. 14 Watts, 1836-37 Mulberry n. Houston, 1829-30 7/2 Ann h. 106 Varick, 1839

282 Mulberry, 1831-34 128 Fulton h. 22 Dominick, 1840

41 Avenue D, 1839 —— h. 163 Elm, 1841

125, Clinton, 1840 ——, 1842

Second n. Avenue B, 1841-42 YOUNG, John B., [fancy goods]. See also Tiffany, No occupation 1842. A shoemaker of this name is listed Young & Ellis. 1821-28. 259 Broadway h. 124 Chambers, 1842 YATES, Thomas, diesinker. See also Charles Bridgens; YOUNG, William, printer.

Yates & Bridgens. 108 Church, 1821-22

108 Reade h. 177 William, 1834 McKay 1812, 1820.

202 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 YOUNG & ASHMAN, printers. See also John J. Ashman; YOUTH’S COMPANION & WEEKLY FAMILY VISITOR.

Benjamin 1832 87 Nassau,Young. 1821 217Frankfort, Ann, 1833

YOUNG & WESTERN, daguerreotype.

136 Nassau, 1842 YOUTH’S FRIEND.

YOUNG MEN’S ADVOCATE. See Abbot & Boggs; New 152 Nassau, 1836-37, 1839-42 York Weekly Messenger.

YOUTH’S TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE.

YOUNGS, George F. H., books. See also Youngs & 8 Beekman, 1841-42 Hunt.

129 Nassau h. 8 Bayard, 1840 YOUTH’S TEMPERANCE LECTURER.

Nassau1842 h. ——, 1841 126 N 8a08137 Bayard, 20 NASEAT, 193233 No occupation 1842.

ZAHN, George, compositor.

YOUNGS, James, stereotyper. 8 Elizabeth, 1837 rear 79 Forsyth, 1839

YOUNGS & HUNT, books. See also William Hunt; ZERRLANT, Frederick, printer.

George F’. H. Youngs. 106 Broadway c. Pine, 1836

129 Nassau, 1840

YOUTH’S CABINET. ZION’S WATCHMAN, weekly.

g Spruce, 1839-40 96 Nassau, 1836-38

126 Fulton, 1841 g Spruce, 1839-40 113 Fulton, 1842 126 Fulton, 1841

THE RUNNER’S VADE MECUM [1842]: Comprising an extended list of the Streets, Lanes, Alleys, and Slips, in the City, corrected to the present year, in part. TO WHICH IS ADDED,

A List of the Piers, according to their numbering. Showing their commencement, progress, and termination, with the numbers of the houses at each corner, enabling a person to ascertain the precise location of almost every house in the city, so that the same may be found by night as well as by day. The words right or left, added to the name of the street, points out that the odd numbers are on the left or right hand side of that street; and it must be noted, that, at the commencement of a street, the house on the corner is not always the one bearing the first number, which is, in some cases, affixed on the house next to the corner; and, in many instances, the numbering is so inaccurate as to render it difficult to ascertain the numbers that should be attached to the corner houses. The letters c. m. p. b. are intended to designate that at such a corner is either a church, a market, a public building, or a burial ground. Most persons who possess the Directory have perceived and appreciated the great convenience and utility of this Table; still, by many, it is overlooked. Its use may be explained by supposing you desire to find a person, who, by the Directory, you perceive keeps an office at 89 South-street; the Vade Mecum shows 88 South-street to be at the upper corner of Burling-slip. Again—wishing to find a person, who, by the Directory, you perceive resides at 143 Eldridge-street, turning to the Vade Mecum, you first observe that the odd numbers in Eldridge-street are on the left side of the street, then that the house on the corner of Rivington-street is No. 145, you are therefore instructed that the person sought for resides in the second house south of Rivington-street, on the left hand side of the street, going from Division-street.

ALBANY. Right. AMOS. Right. ASYLUM. Right. Greenwich, No 1 Avenue 6th 23 1 Avenue 8th Washington 10 12 Greenwich-l[ane| 25 Thirteenth West 24 Factory 51 53 Fourth 91 93 ATTORNEY. Left. 1 ALBANY BASIN. Bleecker Cc. 115 Division N(orth] River, between Albany & Hudson 145 147 Grand 23 25

Cedar sts. Greenwich 163183 165185Broome 43 47 Washington Delancey 73 80 ALLEN. Left. West 213 Rivington 111 115

Divisi 1 Stanton 141 145

Walker. 1341 15 Broadway ANN. Left.1Houstoun 179 Hester 39

a church 67 at 6171 Theatre-alley 17 AVENUE Ist. Left. 1 Grand Nassau 19 21 Houstoun Broome 87 89 William 51 First 9 11

Delancey 114 116 Gold 73 Second, say 29 31 a church at 128 . Third Rivington 138 ANTHONY. Left. Fourth Rivington 145 147 Hudson 1 Fifth et seq. to Twentyfourth Stanton 165 Chapel 27 29 Houstoun 195 Church 63 65 AVENUE 2d. Left. 1 a church at 81 Houstoun

AMITY.2 Right. Broadway 91 First 17 19 Broadway Elm 114 116 Second Mercer 8 Centre 135 137 Third et seq. not built

Greene4226 Little 167 Water 1473d. #149 Wooster 46 Orange AVENUE Right. Laurens 60 62 Branches at the Bowery, between Thompson 77 ASTOR PLACE. Fourth and Fifth, but numbers Sullivan 100 Broadway commenceSixth at Macdougal 114 116 Lafayette 1

Avenue 6th 144 Bowery, and there meets Stuyvesant Seventh 1 203

204 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Eighth First 3 BEACH. Right. Stuyvesant17 2519 Second

Ninth 33 Third 5. Pe as alle 7 . y 9 11 Tenth 51 Fourth, &c. Varick 14 Eleventh 67 69 AVENUE B. Hudson 42

Twelfth s5 Collister 5153 Fifteenth et seq. Third, &c. West

Thirteenth 107 129 109 Houstoun No. Greenwich67 64 Fourteenth SecondnoWashington The two mile stone is on this AVENUE C

Aven|[ue] between Fifteenth and1: BEAVER. Left. Seventeenth streets. Houstoun

9 11 Broadway 2 AVENUE Third 4th. Fourth New 11 13 Fifth, &c. Broad 31 33

AVENUE 5Bth. William 5974p. Waverley AVENUE D. Left. Exchange-pl[ace] 76

Seventh : ThirdSecond 14 162 Pear! 95

Eighth et seq. Fourth 37 39 BEDFORD. Right. AVENUE 6th. Left. Fifth 55 57 Hamersley 2 Carmine 1 Sixth 76 78 Downing 22 24 Minetto Seventh 94 Carmine 38 Amity 16 26 Ninth. & Cornelia 39 inth, SZC. Morton 66 68

. oO

Barrow 57 c. . Barrow 87 93 Waverl 75 77 Greenwich-lane 2 Grove 111 Ej veey Factory 126 ighth 96 98 FourthChristopher 40 42

Fourth Al 42 BANK. Right. Commerce 82 84 Greenwich-][ane] 105 m.8th Bleecker 72 BEEKMAN. Right. Ninth 116 §=118 Avenue

Tenth 134 136 Hudson Park Eleventh Greenwich 88 Theatre-alley 13

Twelfth, &c. Washington 128 129 Nassau P- it AVENUE 7th West Gold $385

Twelfth Broadway Pear] 103 105 Thirteenth et seq. Church 25 Water Irreg. ; Chapel 55 59 Front 125140m. AVENUE 8th. Right. Greenwich 73 75 South Bank and Hudson Washington 87 89 BENSON. Bleecker West Troy Leads from Leonard E. of Broadway Jane BARROW. Left. towards Franklin Fourth Macdougal 1 Horatio Avenue 6th 29 «31 BETHUNE. Thirteenth 56 Fourth Greenwich Eleventh and Greenwich-lane BARCLAY. Right. Cliff 89 91

Greenwich-lane Bleecker 103 105 Washington Fourteenth 70 72 Bedford 131 133 Fifteenth Commerce 141 BIRMINGHAM. R/figh/t.

Sixteenth 106 Hudson 155 Henry 1 Seventeenth Greenwich Eighteenth 138120 140 122 Washington 182 169 171 Madison 14 Nineteenth 154 156 West 205 BLEECKER. Right. Twentieth 170 §=172 BATAVIA. Right Twentyfirst 184 186 5 MQ. Bowery Twentysecond 202 204 Roosevelt 1 Elizabeth 10 Twentythird 218 James 26 Mothers

2 Twentyfourth, &c. BATTERY-PL ACE. Crosby y 64 a AVENUE QOth. Broadway Broadway 7388 75 Gansevoort Greenwich Mercer * 86 . Washington Greene *118 100120 102 Thirteenth Wooster Fourteenth et seq. BAYARD. Laurens t+ft134 Forsyth 2Left. Thompson 150136

AVENUE 10th. Chrystie 163818 Sullivan 169 Commences at about Thirteenth Bowery Macdougal 185 Elizabeth 52 60 Hancock 202187

AVENUE A. Left. Mott 74 «76 Minetto 205 207 From Essex Mulberry 92 94 Downing Houstoun 1 Orange 108 Carmine 2255 227

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 250

Burton 236% 244 Beaver 68 70 BROOME. Left. 1 Cornelia 247 249 Marketfield 72 74 Tompkins Morton 254265 South William 81Goerck 85 Mangin 19 Jones 263 Stone 87 91 31 33 Commerce 38272 Bridge 100Cannon Lewis AT Barrow 279270 = 281 Pearl 100 =98102 63 49 65

Grove 295 297 Water + 108 84 Christopher 313 Front105 111 113 Columbia Sheriff 9882100

Amos 329347 Cc. 346 FrontSouth 126 §=128 Willet 115 Charles 154 Pitt 128 Perry 362 365 South 129 Ridge C. 146 Hammond, say 376 378 [Pearl through South are designated Attorney 160 162 Bank 387 “very irreg.” | Clinton 177 +179 * the This partofof Bleecker street has at sobriquet Leroy-place. BROADWAY. Left. eae Essex18s 22 5 227 Terminates at Av[enue] 8th

1 This part of Bleecker street has Battery-place Ludlow257 241 259 243 the sobriquet of Carroll-place. Beaver 8 10 1Orchard

. Morris 27 29 Allen 273 =. 275 BOND. Right. Exchange-pl [ace] 56 58 Eldridge 291 Broadway 1 Rector Cc. Cc. Forsyth 305 $ 307

Bowery Wall 86 88 Chrystie c. 323 Pine 106 108 Bowery 337 BOWERY. Right. Thames (very 1113 Elizabeth 353339 359 Division 1Liberty Cedar 147 irreg.) 127 Mott 369 371 Pell 18 20 149 Mulberry 385 387 Bayard 29 31 Cortlandt 171 =173 Orange 395 p. Walker 58 1 Maiden lane 172 172 Marion 404 406 Walker 61 63 John192 182193 190 Elm Centre p. 413 403 Hester 88 1 Dey All Hester 93 95 Fulton 209 Cc. Crosby 438 427 440 429 Grand 127 129 Ann 222 Broadway Broome 151 153 Vesey Cc. 217 Mercer 451 453 Delancey Barclay237 227239 229 Greene481 467483 Spring 188181 190183 Park-place Wooster

Rivington 213Warren, 215 Murray 247 261 251Thompson Laurens 499 501 Prince 230 232 irreg. 260 515 517 Stanton 245 257 Chambers 272 , 275 Sullivan 531 533 Houstoun 279 281 Reade 287 3 289 Clark 540

Houstoun 284 286 Duane 303 305 Varick 559

First 303 305 aes 333 oe Hudson 587 or 591 eeooker 333 oe Katherine-l[ane] 344 3463 BURLING-SLIP. L/ef/t. Bond 328 Leonard 347 349 Pearl 1 Third 341 347 Franklin 363 365 Water 11 13 Great Jones 344 345 White399 379-381 Front 23 25 Fourth 364 364 Walker 401 South 41 Fifth 379 4 381 Lispenard 413 4135 Sixth 395 anal 4 ib tae BURTON. Right. Seventh | $4 Gunet-) 407 409 Grand 459 461 Bleecker : nthony

. Oowar Astor-place 440 Broo me 487 489 Episcopal Bedford cemetery 29 31

Eighth 421 Spring ne 611 531Cc. CANAL. Left. Stuyvesant 437 tog Houstoun Tenth 453 455 Bieecker 641Elm 643i200686éM Centre 2 Eleventh, say 469 471 Bond 658 Twelfth, say say 487 503 Amity 681 Jones 683 Cortlandt-alley 31 43 33 Thirteenth, Great 682 Broadway Fourteenth Fourth 697 699 Fifteenth Washington-pl [ace]Mercer Greene56 76 58 78 rince

Sixteenth Astor-place* 752 T57 746 Wooster Church 81 83 Eighth 755 92 94 BRIDGE. Left.Tenth Ninth 769 771 Chapel 112 1114114 113 785 Laurens State 1 Eleventh Laight 125 Whitehall 11 11 3 Twelfth Thompson 130 =:150 182 Broad 27 Thirteenth Sullivan 148 Fourteenth Vestry BROAD. Left. Fifteenth, Junct. &c. Varick p. 161 162

Wall 1 * Broadway in the neighbourhood of Hudson 205 2044 Exchange-pl[ace] 23 25 Astor place, on the right hand Junct. Watts 219 Beaver 59 61 side, is inaccurately numbered. Renwick 220 8 222

206 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Greenwich 236 238 Anthony 92 74 94 76 Mott James176 167§ 169 Washington 256 m. Leonard West Franklin 110 = 112 Oliver 187178

White, say 134 Doyers 210 CANNON. Left. Walker 156 Grand 1 Canal, sayHester 157 p. CHATHAM-SQ[UARE]. Broome 19 21 194 Chatham Delancey, say 45 47 Howard 201 Eastbroadway Rivington 77Broome Grand 225 229 Stanton 105 257 CHERRY. Right. Houstoun 134 This street was opened from Pearl Dover 3 to Chatham-street in 1837, and Roosevelt 4A 46

CARLISLE. Right. improved. James 78 80 Greenwich 3 . Oliver 98 100 Washington 10 12 CHAMBERS. Right. Catharine 114 116 West Chatham. 1Cityhall-place 1 Catharine-slip 117 +164 =121 155 Market 166 CARMINE. Right. Centre 23 Pike 208 210 Avenue 6th Broadway 695 71 Pelham 228 .Bleecker Church 99 102 Rutgers 256 Minetto 215117 Chapel 135 139 Jefferson 287 Greenwich 171 Clinton 316 Bedford 47 49 . Varick 73 Washington 185250 187Gouverneur Montgomery 349 351 West 373 = 375 CAROLINE. Left. | Scammel 383 385 Duane 2 4 4 East, Ja 14- Murray Barclay Corlaers 486 y Robertson not filled up 10 CARROLL-PL/[ACE]. Worte 35 CHESTNUT. Left. ”aurens Bleecker-street Chambers A5 A5 Oak 1 to ompson Reade 55 Madison 27 Duane 65 67

or .

CATHARINE. Left. Thomas 85 103 87 CHRISTOPHER. Right). Division 1 Anthony 101 Eastbroadway 13 15 Leonard 113 Avenue Oth ne Henry 27 29 Franklin 132 127 Factory 31 47 33 Madison 55 57 Franklin Sixth Monroe 7378 75Walker White 141159 143Bleecker Fourth Oak 76 93 Hamilton 87 89 Beach 166 Bedf. Cherry 107 Ljall d183 175 edford Cc. 124 «184 Hudson 130 132 CATHARINE-LANE. Greenwich 142

Broadway West

Canal 196 Washington 156 158 Elm CHARLES. Left. 1 CHRYSTIE. Left. Greenwich-lane CATHARINE-SLIP. Factory 2153 23Bayard Division 1 A continuation of Catharine-street. Fourth 11 112 Cherry 113Bleecker 86111% 88 Walker Al732 Water 11 Hudson 111 Hester 71 Front 27 m. Greenwich 123.145 125 Grand 105 107 Washington 147 Broome Cc. 124 CEDAR. Right. West 171 Delancey 151 153 William 39 AL CHARLTON. Right. Stanton 235 205 Nassau Cc. 71 Macdougal 1 Houstoun Broadway 89 91 Varick 55 57 Temple 9724 99 Hudson 89 91 CHURCH. Right. Lumber 103 105 Greenwich 1114 FultonVesey 16 Greenwich 129 =131 Washington, irregular

Pearl 1 . Rivington 177 Washington 143 sPark-pl 145 West Barclay 34 West 159 CENTRE. Left. Frankfort 1 Warren 68 CHATHAM. Right. Mateey 58 y

Opens at Chatham Tryon-row60 34 62 36 Chambers 8196 83 Tryon-row 2 Chambers Reade 94 Chambers 12 Duane 67 Thomas 69 Duane 110 112 Reade 23 Pear] 106 108 127 §=128 Cross 32 36 34 Orange 116135 118137 Anthony Duane Roosevelt Leonard144 161146 163

Pearl 50 52 Mulberry 148 150 — c. p.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 2070

— Cc. Bleecker 1 Cannon 285 White 192 194 Bedford o7i 9738 Lewis 302 303 Walker 207 209 Barrow 35 2 4 Goerck 317 Lispenard 222 224 Mangin Canal 235 CORLAERS. Right. Tompkins not built Franklin 174 176 COMMERCE. Right. Columbia 263 265 CITYHALL-PL[ACE].Monroe Right). Grand 1 DEPEYSTER. Left 13 ° ° Chambers 5 6 Cherry 23 Water 2 paane 16 «18 Water 39 Front 13 23 eeeCLARKE. " CORNELIA. Right pout ss Left. 9 Avenue 6th 2 DESBROSSES. Left. Broome 113 Fourth Dominick «21 Bleecker. sa: 42 Hudson 2 Spring 32 » Say Greenwich 223 CORTLANDT. Left. Washington 30 CLARKSON. Right. ft West Varick 3 Broadway 2 DEY. Left. aric Greenwich 492 Hudson 26-28 Washington 63-67 Greenwich 50 52 West 82 Broadway . Right.

Washington 60 Greenwich 585 70583 West CORTLANDT-AL[LEY]. Washington CLIFF. Left. Franklin no No. West 88 72 John 2 Canal DIVISION. Right.

Fulton 41 B 9 Beek 53 , owery White

pookman a 102 76 CROSBY. Right. Chrystie BA 56 Frankfort Howard 1 Junc. Bayard 78 Hague 104 Grand 22 24 Forsyth 84 114 106 Broome 40 42Eldridge Market 83106 85 Spring 72 74 104 CLINTON. Right. Prince 104Pike Allen 124 124 127 129 139 §=141 Houstoun op. Avijenue]Jersey B 5 Houstoun 142 144 Orchard 148 150

Stanton 29 31 Bleecker Junc. Walker 168 Rivington 57 59 Ludlow 170 Delancey 87 CROSS . Right. Essex 184 186 Broome 110 3=112 Reade 10 Rutgers 191 193 Grand 133 135 Centre Norfolk 204 206 Division 158 Duane 23AG 25 Jefferson 217 230 219 Eastbroadway Pearl Suffolk 228 Henry 181 Little Water 60 Clinton260 242 Madison 198 Orange 75 81 Attorney oer 206 Mulberry 95 99 Montgomery 267 262 279

enerry Mott 111f[rolm Ridge 280 auer This street was closed Cham- Pitt 297 COENTIES-SLIP. R/ight/. bers to Reade in the year 1838. net. Grand Pearl 1 CUYLER’S-ALLEY.

Water 7 DOMINICK. Right. Front 17 19 mater no No. g South 23South on Varick Clarke 1 19 21 ouverneur

COLLEGE-PLACE. DELANCEY. Right Hudson 51 Robineon 3 4 Bowery 1 DOVER. Left. Chrystie 19 21

. Water 13 Beach no No. Orchard97 8399 85 South Hubert Ludlow Barcla

Murray 10 Forsyth 35 37 5369 5571Pearl COLLISTER. Eldrid Allen Be Front

Laight Essex 110Norfolk 115 DOWNING. Right. 2 131 133 COLUMBIA. Left. Bleecker Suffolk 163 147 149 Bedford «36 Grand 2ftClinton = 165 Varick3266 Broome 21 Attorney 179 =182 Delancey A2 45 Ridge 195 197 DOYERS. Rivington 73 Pitt 213 215

Stanton 101 Willet 229245 3=231 Houstoun 132 Sheriff 247Bowery Pell 18 1

208 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

DUANE. Right. Stanton 177 FIFTEENTH.

Rose Houstoun 200 Opened from North to East River, William 11 with exception of one block. Chatham 19 21 ELEVENTH. Cityhall-pl[ace] c. 29 Avenue 7th to Avenue D FIFTH. Right.

Broadway 91 92 Bayard 1 . Church 122 §124 Walker 29 31 FIRST. Right. Chapel 150 152 Hester 61 63 Bowery 1

pentre 59 61 ELIZABETH. Left. Opened from Bowery to East River.

Hudson 162 171 164 Broome Grand 93125 97 Avenue 2d 25 27 Staples 169 Avenue Ist 71 Greenwich 187 Spring 159 163 Avenue A 121 128

Washington 201 Prince 199243 201245 andthe extends to (say) No.B,180, at Caroline 211 213 Houstoun corner of Avenue but it West, say 217 Bleecker 280 opens into Houstoun at Norfolk.

John Reade 2 Pearl 2 Fulton 41 Republican alley 8 12 Water 15 Duane321634 18South Front 24 BAST. Pearl 4l DUTCH. Left. ELM. Right. FLETCHER. Right.

Grand Anthony 50 50 . Broome Katharine-lane 56 58 FORSYTH. Left. Delancey, &c. Leonard 62 64

.; Hester 61 63 Broome 109 =111 . Stanton 191 195

Franklin 74 Bayard 2 Oliver 1 Walker 97 Grand 89 91 Chatham-square 10 Canal 109 111 Katharine 15 19 Howard 126 §131 Del 133-135

EAST-BROADW[AY]. R/ight/. White 84 86 Walker, say 29 31

Market 73#121 «77 Broome Grand 151 153 Rivinoton 163 «165 Pike 117 179 181 ivington Rutgers 161 153 Spring 213 Houst teri

Jefferson 189 «191Left. oustoun cemeteries Clinton 219 221 ESSEX. Montgomery 259 261 Division 1 FOURTEENTH. Gouverneur 287 289 Hester 25 25 Open from N[orth] River to E[ast]

Scammelat299 301 56 Terminates Grand 311 Grand Broome 51 73 75

River. EDEN’S-ALLEY. Delancey go ft Rivington 125 Avenue 8th Gold no No. Stanton 155 Jane 1 31 FOURTH. Left.

Ryder’s-alley Houstoun 183 Troy181317 Meets AA EIGHTH. Left. ae Hammond Avenue 6th 1 EXCHANGE-PL[ACE]. R/ight/. Perry 6177 63 Macdougal 34 36 Hanover 12 Charles 75 Avenue 86 5th8866Broad William 30 32 Amos Wooster 62 66 Christopher 10692 108 Greene 100 104 New Grove Mercer 120 §=122 Broadway Barrow 137

Broadway 130 132 Jones 150 Lafayette EXTRA-PLACE. Cornelia 170 Bowery . Avenue 6th 172 Avenue 3d 159 Leads out of First-st[reet] towards Macdougal, say 201 sq. the north, at about 100 feet

Avenue 191 ofthe thebowery: B Thompson 238«-.278 240 Avenue 1st2d 241 243193 east toF Wooster 276 Parade Ground FACTORY. Right. Greene 296 295 Avenue A 273 Mercer 309 311 Avenue B Waverley Broadway 322 Avenue CAmos Christopher 9 Lafayette-place 347 Avenue D 16 18 Bowery* 276 [i.e.376?] Lewis Charles 36 38 Aven[ue] 2d say 446379 50 4965 Aven[ue] 1stI sa ELDRIDGE. Left.Perry Hammond 67 Aven[u y 474

Division 127 Bank 79 Avenue C B Walker 28 Avenue Hester 57 FERRY. Left. Grand5581 83 Gold 1 Avenue LewisD is opened Broome 99119 Jacob 19 23 37 * Part of Fourth, between the BowDelancey 121 Cliff 45 ery and Avenue 2d, has the Rivington 145 147 Pearl 53 sobriquet of Albion-place.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 259

FRANKFORT. Right. Ryders-alley 68 70 Elm150 140 1404 Gold 77 79 Centre m.

wie Rose034OC 40 William Dutch 110101. = 112Orange Orange m. 155158 157

Gold AT AT Nassau 125 127 Mulberry 172 174 Vandewater 5A 56 Broadway 158 158 Mott 188 190 Jacob 59 61 Church 191 Elizabeth 204 206 Cliff Greenwich 226 227 Bowery219 218 221 224 Pearl769073Washington 239 Bowery West 264 Chrystie 236 86238

; ; Forsyth 252 254 orange Fourth Allen 284 286

PRANIKUIN. Left GANSEVOORT. Eldridge 268 272

Elm D. 40 Thirteenth Orchard 298 302 Cortlandt alley 56 58 Hudson _" low 314 ae Broadwa 56 TwelfthNorfolk ssex m. 382 An alle y 70 Greenwich 346 348 Church 92 94 : Clinton 378 380

. ge 412

Chapel 124 126132 Washington Attorne 394 396 Varick 130 GAY Ridee Hudson 166 Pitt woes 426 428 Greenwich202 192 194168 Waverley Washington Christopher . Junct. Division Willet 442 444 West 218 GOERCK. Left. Junct. Eastbroadway Sheriff 458

FRANKLIN-SQ[UARE]. Grand 1 Columbia 472490 ATA Cherry 1 Broome 16 21 Walnut Pearl 6 Delancey 49 Junct. Henry

Rivington 9 81117 Cannon 490 492 FRONT. Right. Stanton 1155 Lewis 506 508 Whitehall 2 Houstoun 143 145 Junc. Madison 513 More 6 8 Third not built up Goerck 524 526

Broad 22 24 hon Corlaers 537 Coenties-slip 40nh 42not itt opened Junct. Monroe

Cuylers-alley 54 5678 GOLD. Left. Mangin 556 540 542 Old-slip 76 Tompkins Gouverneur-al[ley] 93 95Platt Maiden-lane 1 * Two houses numbered 81. Jones-lane 101 103

Wall 116 118 John, say 29 G[REA]T JONES. Left.

Pine 134 136 pens alley 3° 38 Broadway 1 Depeyster 140 142 on Lafayette-place Maiden-lane 154 156 Ann 6165 Bowery, say 56 Fletcher 160 162 Beekman 67 , Burling-slip 180 182 Spruce 77 79 GREEN. Right.

. aiden-lane James 297 7 Canal Oliver 303 Eastbroadway 304 Henry 21 5Grand 35 1

Fulton* 290 F erry 84 86 Beekman + 210 212 Frankfort 102 Niperty peck slip soe 288 GOUVERNEUR. R[igh/t.

Roosevelt} 284 287 Division 1 GREENE. Left. Catharine-slip 312 314 Madison 32 34 Broome Market Monroe 52 Spring 85 8551i

Pike not filled up Cherry 64 66 Prince 119 Rutgers Water Houstoun c. 151

Jefferson Front Bleecker 183 185 Clinton Amity-lane closed Montgomery GOUVERNEUR-LA[NE]. Amity 215

Gouverneur Water Fourth 230 Scammel Front Washington-place Walnut no No. South Termin. at Waverley. Corl[ae]rs not filled up * Numbers inaccurate and irregular. GRAND. Right. GREENWICH. R/igh/t.

J} Numbers 209 on h. shouldand beirregular. 210. Varick 2 Battery-place 1 inaccurate Sullivan 20 22 Morris 39 Al

. Thompson 36 3856Lumber 598961 FULTON. Right. Laurens 58 Rector 91 South 2 Wooster 72 74 Carlisle 112 114

Front 185 183Mercer Greene* 88106 90 Thames Albany 122 124 Water 25 27 104 131 133 Pearl 37 39 Broadway 114 Cedar 139% 141 Cliff 53 55 Crosby 124 126 Liberty 145 147

260 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Dey 173-175 .

Cortlandt 159 161 Avenue 8th HESTER. Right.

Fulton 185 187 GROVE. Left. Sumton30 1334 iv Vesey 199 201 Hudson 2 Norfolk Barclay 217 219Bleecker Bedford4418 Essex 496349 Robinson 235 237 46 Ludlow Murray irreg. 251 253 76 80 Orchard Warren, 269Fourth 269 Waverley 98 Allen77 93 79 95

. ge 107 109

Chambers 283 285 Eldrid Reade 299 301 HAGUE. Right. Forsyth 121. 121 Duane 317 = 319 Pear] 1 Chrystie, inac. 133 Cliff 13 Bowery, say c. 145161 147 Jay on 306 on 308 HALL Eliz(a]beth

Harison 347 349 . ) Mott 175175 2 334 346 Sixth Mulberry 191 1914 Franklin 363 365 Seventh Orange 205 207

. Cent 219 .=Greenwich 111 #113 . . ws}venue 10a Fou estry 8t

— 352 354 HAMERSLEY. R/igh/t. omere Northmoore 377 a Continues from 560 HOBOKEN. Left. Beach 391 393 eousroun i iP WashingtonFerry n. Canal _ 376 380 Smit West—the Hubert* 407 409 Varick 61 63 Laight 423 1425 . Greenwich-lane at Thirteenth-street Washington Vestry 426 428 Left. Hudson opening Desbrosses 451HAMILTON. 453 Catharine 9 Greenwich

—— 442 452 Watts 405 467 Market = 50 HOUSTOUN. Right. Canal A73. AT5 Terminates in Monroe, say 60 East River

Spring no a3 HAMMOND. Right. Goerck Charlton 555-557 Greenwich-lane Os23as27i

King 571 573 Factory P

Hamersley 587 589 Fourth 79 47 48 Manhattan 5770OB Clarkson 603 Bleecker 81 Columbia Leroy 617 Hudson 95 Avenue D 85 Morton 644 646 Greenwich 107 Sheriff 100 Barrow 651 653 Washington 135 137Pitt . 138 Willett 118130 120 Christopher 699 685 West 164 roper junc. at First-st[reet]

HANCOCK. Avenue C 139 141 Charles 717 719 Rid 156 158 Perry 733 735 Houstoun Attorney 172 174 Hammond 751 753 Bleecker Clinton 194 196

Amos 699 701

Bank 769776 HANOVER. Right. avenue B on Bethune Jane 806 808 Exchange-place 3 Avenue A and junction Horatio 822 Beaver 6 8 First 249 Glreat] Kiln A 836 oth Pearl Essex 248 opposite Avenue 9t Ludlow 264282250 266 *ansevoort In Greenwich-street the numbering HARISON. Left. Orchard 284

Troy Wall 1 Norfolk 230

in the neighbourhood of Hubert- Hudson 1 Avenue 1st294 295 296 297 street is very much Greenwich blundered. Staples 5 7 Allen 26 2838 Eldridge 308b. b. GREENWICH-LA[NE}. Washington 40 Forsyth Avenue 6th 1 West 64 Chrystie b. 348b.

Christoph 5 7 Avenue 2d 345 355 Amos i921 HENRY. Left. Bowery 375 377 Charles 37 39 Oliver 2 Elizabeth 387 389 Perry 59 61 Catharine 13 17 Mott 399 401 Hammond 75 Market Cc. 6586Mulberry 411 427 412 Eleventh Birmingham 84 Crosby 425 Avenue 7th Pike 101 105 Broadway 439 455 Cc. Bank 93 Rutgers c. 149 Mercer 453 Twelfth 106 Jefferson 177 179 Greene 485 471 473 Troy 105 Clinton 207 209 Wooster 488 Jane 119 121 Montgomery 247 249 Laurens 503 505 Thirteenth 132 Gouverneur 273 277 Thompson 523 525 Horatio 137 Scammel 285 287 Sullivan 539 Gansevoort Walnut 338 Macdougal 552 554

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 261

Hamersley 560563 JACOB. Left. Washington Hancock Ferry 1 West

149

Bedford Frankfort 23 The numbering between Varick and Hudson grossly inaccurate

HOWARD. Left. JAMES. Right. Centre 1 Chatham 1 LAFAYETTE-PL Elm 9 11 Madison 33 43 Great Jones[ACE] .

Crosby 30Batavia Oak 71 Fourth Broadway28 41 43 85 4 8773 Astor-pl|[ace]

Mercer 53 Cherry 99 Bighth HUBERT. Left. JAMES-SLIP. Right. LAIGHT. Left. 1 Canal Hudson Cherry no No. , Collister 8 1018Water *t ° J19 onnHade s-lane465 a Greenwich 20 Front Washington 30-32 South “son

West 50 Collister JANE. Greenwich57 oe :

HUDSON. Left. Greenwich-lane Wast ington 6 8 Chambers 1 Fourth

Duane 29 37 u son Canal Th Greenwich ey 51 53 West Broome 57

nthony 60 62 Spring 91

Harison 67 Right Prince 124 128 Leonard 8069 s JAY. 82 5 ug. Houstoun 166 Franklin 81 85 Hudson 1 Bleecker 196 198 Northmoore 95 97 Staples 7 9 Amity-lane closed Beach 109 =i 111 Greenwich 21 Amity, say 228 Hubert 123 Washington 25 Laight 141 Caroline 34 LEONARD. Left.

Vestry 1532 169 155 171 WestChapel 45 Hudson 1 Desbrosses 37 39 Canal 177 179 JEFFERSON. Left. Church " 95 65 Watts 184 186 Division 1 Broadway 93 Broome 198214 2002143 Eastbroadway 11 Benson 109 Dominick Henry 20 Elm 118 120 Spring 225 227 Madison Centre 140 142 Vandam 239 89241 Monroe Orange 201 Charlton 253-255 Cherry

King 269 271 Water LEROY. Right. 1 Hamersley 291 293 Hud Clarkson 309325 311Crosby JERSEY.1 Left. Groemmich Leroy 323 Washington 29 19 Morton 341 4 343 Mulberry 17 West Barrow 357 359 Grove 380 p. JOHN. Left. LEROY-PLACE. Christoph 395 397 nisnopner Broadway 1 In Bleecker-street Amos 414 416 Nassau 29 to33Greene G Charles 429 431 Dutch 49 51 Mercer Perry 4445 446 William 65 6989 LEWIS. Left. Gold 87 G Gold 90roome BDelancey Avenue 8th Cliff 10188 103 20022 AT

Bank 473-475 rand 2 Troy Pearl 120 Jane Rivington 69 71 Horatio 508 ONES. Richt. Stanton 99 Gansevoort 599 J ‘9 Houstoun 127 131 Thirteenth Fourth 10 Third 153 Hammond

Avenue 9th . Fifth 185 ou ight

Fourteenth Bleecker 47 Fourth 169 171 IRVING-PLACE. aeNieth 1 Seventh an Fourteenth to Twentieth Between Avenue 3d and 4th opened KING. Right. and named about 1832 Macdougal 1 LIBERTY. Right. Smith 13 15 Branches from Maiden-lane 2

JACKSON AVENUE. Varick 57 63 William 16 18

Continuation Wooster, from Wa- Hudson123 96 98Green Nassau55 51 59 51 verley to ofFourteenth Greenwich

262 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 b

Broadway 78 80 Gold109 87 +111 89 Market 44 Temple 88 92 Pear] Pike 95 Lumber 98 Water 133 Pelham 114

West 149 Clinton

Greenwich 124 Rutgers 138 142 Washington 138126 138Front South149 169151 Jefferson MANGIN. Left. Montgomery, say 312 LISPENARD. Left. Grand 1 Gouverneur, say 332 Chapel 1 Broome 13 15 Scammel 340 Church Delancey Al Walnut 394 = 396 Broadway31 6733 Rivington not built Corlaers S Junction Grand

LITTLE-WATER. Tompkins-square Cross MANHATTAN. Anthony Second (op. Cannon)Left. 1 MONTGOMERY. L/[eft). tanton

LUDLOW. Left Third 13Henry Division 1 . Left. East broadway Walker 1 MARION. Right. 15 17 Hester 31 33 Broome 1 Madison 34

Grand 59796181Spring 337135Cherry Monroe 55 Broome Prince 71 Delancey 105 Terminates at the Lying-in Asylum Water 7973 81

Rivington 131 133 above Prince Front not filled up Stanton 159 Houstoun 189 MARKET. Right. MORE. Left. LUMBER. Left. Eastbroadway 1 Water19 9 11 Liberty 1 Henry Cc. 15 Front Cedar 212414Madison 294931 South 37 Thames Monroe 47 Rector 48 484 Hamilton 49 51 MORRIS. Left.

Division Pearl 1

Greenwich Cherry m v3 Broadway 1 ater . MACDOUGAL. Left. Front, Greenwich say 93 Washington 10

Spring 1 . West phariton 29 31 Broad 230 MORTON. Right. rince Whitehall

. Bleecker 1

Vandam 13 15 MARKETFIELD. R/ight/.

King Al 7375 57 MECHANIC-A[LLEY]. Bedford 29 Houstoun Bleecker 108129 Monroe Greenwich Minetto, say Cherry Washincton Amity 139141 West = 97

pourth 157 MERCER. Left. Waverley Canal 1 MOTT. Left. Eighth 193 Howard 6 12 Chatham 1 Grand C. 31 Cross 21 c. MADISON. Left. Broome79 Sl 58 Pell 362451 38 Spring Bayard Chestnut 4 5 Prince 113 Houstoun 147Walker Hest 11381 115

Roosevelt 12 14 James 34 36 Bleecker 178ester Grand 141 143 Oliver 48 Amity-lane closed Broome 169 ° Amity 217 Spri 191 Katherine 57 64 pring Market 114 Fourth 233 =235 Prince c. 210 os Washingt|on]-pl[ace] 249 Houst 258 260 Birmingham 127 129 W. , i oustoun

Ss y

Pike 1431 145 averiey-piace Bleecker 286 Rut 2 185 Seventh Joffevson Eighth terminates MULBERRY. Left.

Clinton 231 MILL. Chatham 1 Montgomery 263 h Willi Cross 29 31 Gouverneur, say 281 South William Bavard 71 Scammel 291341 298 tone Walker127 97 101 Walnut Hester Junct. Grand 370 Bleeck MINETTO. Left. Grand 157 COCKer MAIDEN LANE. L/eft/. AvenueBroome 6th Spring 179 213 217

Green 185 20 Jersey 270

Broadway ae. Macdougal Prince 255 255 Nassau 27 29 MONROE. Left. Houstoun William 65 67 Katherine Bleecker

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 263

MURRAY. Right.92Cherry 84 86 Elm 540 546 542 Broadway 1 Water 94 A church at 544 Church 31 33 Front 104 Broadway 576

Chapel 61 63 South * Should be 352. Greenwich 87 89 .

Washington113 97 99 ORANGE. Right. PECK-SLIP. Left. 1 West Chatham 1 Pearl Cross 25 27 Water 19 21 NASSAU. Left. Leonard 46 48 Front 33 35 Wall 0 Franklin 66 South 45 Pine 6984 75PELHAM}. Cedar11 2513 27Bayard White 82

Liberty 41 43 Walker 101 =131 103Cherry Monroe 1 Maiden-lane 55 57 Hester 129 11 John 69 71 Grand 155 1 157 + This street is partly closed. Fulton 89 «93 Broome 1835 PELL. Left Beekman 136 =: 1138 ORCHARD. Left. Bowery 1

Ann 103. +105 . Left. Spruce 152166 154Hester Division 1 Doyer 15 19 Frankfort Walker 9 11 Mott 33 3969 41PERRY. Right. NEW. Right. Grand 67 Wall 1 Broome 9, 8 Greenwich-lane | es Factory 17 Beaver 64 Rivington 134Bleecker Fourth 81 5083 Stanton 165 NINETEENTH. Houstoun 195 Hudson 99 101 NINTH Broad > Washington 135 137 . roadway West, sa 163 . Church 28 ” From Avenue 6th to East River. PIKE. Left NORFOLK. Left. Division 1 Exchange-place 27 Delancey 107 = 107

Opened from River to River. PARK-PLACE. R/igh/t. Greenwich 111 113 . Left.

Division Ann 1 Eastbroadway 7 9 H ester 13 15 Beekman 37 Cc. Henry 19 2 Grand 39 41 Madison 33 393 PARK ROW.

Broome 59 61 PEARL. Left. Monroe75 57 75 59 Delancey 81 83 State 1 Cherry Rivington 111 113 Whitehall 25 Water 83 Stanton 133 30 32PINE. Houstoun 162 More Broad 53 55 Right. 1 Coenties-slip 66 74 Broadwa NORTH-MOORE. R/ight/. Coenties-lane 73 75 Nassau ’ 13 15 Chapel 1 Old-slip 105 107 William 455 A7 Varick 17 William Pear! 7 78 Hudson AQ 51 Hanover 121 123 Water 85 Greenwich 79 Beaver 141 149 Front 91

West not built up Pine 169 171 Cedar 181 187197 PITT. OAK. Right. Maiden-lane 201 Left. Grand 9 John 235234 237 wsRivington 75 Roosevelt 17 19 Burling-sli James 37-39 Fulton” 365 269240 Stanton 99 101

pes : Patches me 22am x Chestnut 4 8 Delancey 47 49 Oliver Houstoun 126 Katherine 5846 Rep,Beek man 285 287 and runs into erry 309 313 Avenue C

over PLATT. Right. Pearl 5 : pranklin-sqluare] 353" 355 Pearl 23 "1 Water 15 17 Hague 367 369 Gold OLD-SLIP. peeks stip Sao 314 ankfort

aad irreg. Oak 390 420 392 William, say 34 ou 33 Vandewat 399 401 Madison 426 PRINCE. Right.

. Rose 421 423 Bowery 2

OLIVER. Right.

Eastbroadway 1 William 4473 Elizabeth 14 16 Chatham 2 Chatham 463449 463 Mott 30 p.

Henry c. 1632 Cityhall-pl[ace] 4834502 485Marion Mulberry60 46 62 48 Madison 36 Cross 500

Oak 58 60 Centre 512 514 Crosby 68 70

264 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Broadway 80 Greenwich 49> 51 SOUTH. Mercer 92 94 Washington 61 63 Whitehall 1 Greene 107 109 West 75 More 7 8 Wooster 126 128ROOSEVELT. Rfigh/t. cron. , oo oe Laurens 149 Thompson 157 Chatham 2 40 Cuyler’s alley 28 29 Sullivan 174 176 Madison 42 Old-slip 39 40 Macdougal DoT aia 7. of Gouverneur-al|[ley] 48 49 READE. Left. Cherry 102 106 wey 7. ns Cross 1 Water 116120 Pine 68 69 ies-sli

Elm 14 Front 34 126 137 143 Depeyster 707571 Republican-allley] 36 South Maiden-lane 76 Broadway 42 54 . Fletcher 77 78 Church 82114 84 ROSE. Right. Burling-slip 87 88 Chapel 116 Frankfort Fulton 93m. Hudson 120 127 Duane 2834 Beekman m. 104

Greenwich 161175 163 177 a church at 57 50 Peck-slip 118161 151 Washington Pearl Dover 160 West 195 es RECTOR. RUTGERS. Left. Hoosevelt I 195 ies Left. Division 1 Oliver 194 Broadway Cc. C.Henry Eastbroadway 5Market Catharine-sl|ip] 202 203 Lumber 1 6 13 15 not filled up Greenwich 11 13 Madison 31 33

West Cherry, say 59 61 William 1 Water 69 71 Mill 7 RENWICK. Left. Front not filled Broa q 31 9 Canal RYDER’S ALLEY. Spring2 45 FultonEden’s no No SPRING. Right. 2 alle Bowery REPUBLICAN AL[LEY]. y Elizabeth 10 Forms an elbow commencing at SCAMMEL. Right. Mott 24 26

Washington 21 Monroe 45 47 S[OUTH] WILLIAM. Left.

Reade-st/reet] east of Broadway, Grand not built up Mulberry 40 42

and terminating in Elm-st[reet]. Henry 13 Eastbroadway 15 mm uation °6

RIDGE. Left. Madison 23-25 Crosby847286 Division 2 Monroe 33 35 Broadway Grand 4 6 Cherry 50 52 Mercer 98 100

Delancey 45 Wooster 129 Rivington 75 43 77 SECOND. Laurens 144126 146

Stanton Bowery Thompson Houstoun101 130 104 Avenue 2d, say 35 Seuivan162 1 oo164 bed Avenue Ist notAbuilt accdouga 2 RIVINGTON. Right. Avenue Clarke 202 204 Bowery 2 Avenue B Varick 230-232

Chrystie35 1719 AvenueDC288 226Renwick 228 Hudson 264 Forsyth 37 Avenue 276 Eldridge 49 53 and terminates in Houstoun Greenwich280 286

Allen 6983Washington 300315 m. Orchard SEVENTH. West Essex 115 SPRUCE. Left. Norfolk 132 SHERIFF. Left. Nassau 1 Suffolk 146 148 Grand 1 William 21-23 Ludlow 101 Opened from the Bowery to Lewis

Clinton 163 Broome 19 2143 Gold 45 Attorney 180 Delancey 45 , Ridge 195 197 Rivington 71 ~=—-73 STANTON. Right. Pitt 214 216 Stanton 97 99 Bowery 1

Willett 231251 233 Houstoun 127 Chrystie Sheriff 253 Forsyth 3925

Columbia 267 269 SIXTEENTH. Eldridge Cannon 291 Opened from Bowery to East River Allen57 71 Goerck SIXTH. Ludlow 103 Mangin not320m. built up Opened fromRight. Bowery to Lewis Essex 119105 121

Lewis 305 ; . Orchard 88 90

Tompkins Church of Epiph. 130 SMITH. Norfolk 135 137 ROBINSON. Right. Hamersley Suffolk 152 154 Chapel 33 King Clinton 168 #170

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 265

Attorney 184 186 TENTH. TROY. Right. Ridge 201 Avenue 6th to East River 1 Greenwich-lane 1

P ae 217219 It communicates directly to the Fourth Willett 235 239 North River through AmosAvenue 8th4366AT 59

Sheriff name of which Hudson8977 Columbia— 268253 270st[reet], street willthe at some future day Greenwich 91

Lewis 304 305 West 161 Goerck 319 m. THAMES. Right. Mangin Broad 1 VANDAM. Right.

Cannon 285 287 be changed to Tenth-st[reet]. Washington 127 129

3115 Varick Macdougal 1 STAPLE. Temple Lumber 45 47 Greenwich 23 H[u]dson 74 76

Tompkins not filled up roadway

Duane Greenwich 102 ey son THEATRE-ALLEY. VANDEWATER. L Ann no No. Left).

. church at

STATE. Beekman panktot 1s waitenall “uo THIRD. Left. Pearl 43 Bridge 15 16 Bowery29 op. Avenue G[reat] Jones VARICK. Left. Bowling-green 2d 33 , Avenue Ist 89AFranklin 2ST. JOHN’S-LA[NE]. R/igh/t. Avenue North Moore Beach 1 Avenue B Beach 24 56 York 9 Avenue C 250 253 Laight 5860 Laight Avenue D 310 313 Canal 70 r

Manhattan 328 330 Grand Pp.924 80 ST. MARKS. Left. Lewis 341 343 Watts Goerck not built Broome 108 110 Avenue 3d 1 Dominick 122 124 Avenue 2d 37 39 THIRTEENTH Spring 134 Vandam 154136

Avenue lst 83 Avenue A Opened and regulated from theKing Charlton 172 Tompkins-square North to the East River 187 189 STONE.2 Left. THIRTY-SIXTH. Downing. sos te Whitehall Open in part. Clarkson, say 227 Broad 22 22 THOMAS. Left. VESEY. Left. Coenties-lane Mill 6165Church 1 Broadway 2 William Chapel 31 = 33 Church 30 32 Hudson 52 Greenwich 728472 Washington 86 Avenue 3d 2 THOMPSON. Left. West 110 Ninth 14CanalGrand Tenth , VESTRY. 194521AT Canal Left. Avenue 2d & Eleventh Broome

STUYVESANT. me

Spring 81 = 83 Varick 1

a SUFFOLK. Left. Prince c. Hudson 27 Division 1 Houstoun 164 Greenwich 47 49 Grand 22 Bleecker 199 Washington 57 59 Broome 51 53 Amity-lane closed West D[e]lancey 77Fourth Amity 233 Rivington 75 109 WALKER. Right. Houstoun 156 TOMPKINS. Church 67 31 32 , Grand Broadway

Stanton 131 Chapel 1

SULLIVAN. Right. Broome Cortlandt-al|[ley] 76 78 Canal 3 Delancey Elm 93 Grand 21 21 Rivington Centre 111 Watts 46 Orange 125 127 Broome 59 555 TORBERT. Mulberry 141 143 Spring 91 93 Mott 157 159 Prince 129 130 Henry no No. Elizabeth 174 176 Houstoun 166 Madison Bowery 187 191 Bleecker 202 Chrystie 209 211 . TRYON-ROW. y Amity, say 240 Chath RYO Forsyth 227 229 atham Eldridge 246 248 TEMPLE. [C]ityhall-place 12 Allen S 262 264 Liberty 1 Orchard 277 279 Cedar TW[E]LFTH. Division Thames Greenwich-lane toJunc. East River Ludlow293 294

266 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

WALL. Right & Left. Perry 699 707 WEST.

Broadway m7 iby Battery-place New 3 14Bammond Bothune Morris 23 1

Broad 8 1 10 Troy Rector 57 62 William 20$ 31 Jane Carlisle 78 80 Hanover 47 Horatio Albany 84 87 Pearl 61 63 Gansevoort Cedar 93 98 Water 67 69 Twelfth Liberty 102 104 Front 81 83 Cortlandt 113 115 South 95 WASH[INGTON]-PLACE. R/ight/. Dey 122 Fulton 130124 m.

WALNUT. Right. Neweyirreg. , Vesey 138 Henry 1 Greene 15 17 Barclay, 147 149 Grand 2 Wooster Robinson 159 160 Madison 13 15 Murray 167 169 Monroe 56 (8 WATER. Right. Warren 176 178 Cherry A5 AT Whitehall 1 Chambers 185 187 Water 63 More 5 7 Reade 188 Front 77 Broad Coentile]s-slip 21 23 Duane-square 39 41 Duane 190 WARREN. Left.Old-slip Cuyler’s-alley 53 ay206 198 208 200 73 77 49 arison

Pp. ; Beach 233 235 West Maiden-lane 153 Laight 254 256

raed “y 3964a Go[u]verneur-al [ley]Northmoore 93 97 Franklin224 215 226 217 Chapel 66 Wall 115 117

Greenwich 96 Pine 133 135

Fletcher 159 161 Vestry 263 264 Battery-place IPeck-slip Beekmant251 219257 229Canal Hoboken 294 Morris 38 40 Rector 971210 99 Dover 279 281 Clinton-market Carlisle 123 Rooseveltt 321 Charlton 325 Spring 300 Albany 131 133 James-slip 361 363 321 323 Cedar 145 147 Oliver 375 379 King 331 334 Liberty 153 155 Katharine-slip 389 434 391 Clarkson Hamersley352 342 354 344 Courtlandt 169 171 Market 431 Dey 179 181 Pike 470 472 Leroy 362 364 Fulton 191 193 Rutgers 513. «+516 Morton 372 374 Vesey 205-207 Jefferson 534 Barrow 382 Barclay 221 =38241 223 Montgomery Clinton 559 596 Christopher 386 m. Robinson 239 598 Amos m. 396 Murray 255 403 417 406 Warren 271257 275Gouverneur Scammel 620 630 622 632Charles Perry 415 WASHINGTON. L/ef]t.Fulton Burling slip 179201 181 Desbrosses 271 0-273 199 Watts 280 282

Chambers 285297 287Corlaers Walnut 687 1 689 425448 428 Reade 297 736 738Hammond Bank 444

Jay 319 321 Troy 488 492 N[orth] Moore 364 366 Varick57 27-31 Gan|{s]evoort 534 538 Beach 377 = 379 Hudson i 59 oper 398 414 Greenwich 75 77 WHITE. Right. & Washington 86 Vestry 424 West Chapel 1 Desbrosses 440 442 Church 35 Watts 454 WAVERLEY. R [ igh] t. An alley 57 59 Duane 305 307 { Irregular. Bethune 470 474 Harison 336 WATTS. Jane518 504 520 506 Franklin333 347 Sullivan 1 Left. Horatio

Hoboken 474Mercer Broadway 1 Broadway 67 Canal 475 A77 9 11 Cortlandt-alley 78 80 Spring 493 495 Greene 23 25 Elm 96 Charlton Centre 116 King 549533-5535 AvenueWooster 5th Orange 136 Hamersley 565Avenue 567 Macdougal 98 WHITEHALL. Clarkson 581 6th 128 130 Leroy 599 Gay 141 143

Morton Factory 151 153 Barrow 615 631617 632. Christopher 155Marketfield Stone 15 171

Christopher 647 Grove 170 Bridge 20 A market Pearl 28 33 649 WEEHAWKEN. Water494451 Amos 655 657 Christopher Front Charles 683 685 Amos South 63

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 267

WILLETT. Cedar Left. Pine Grand 55 31 61 53 67 53 Broome

Grand Liberty 77 79 Spring 87 91 Broome 19 21 . : Maiden-lane 83 88 Prince w. 129 Delancey 43 45 es John 109 +111 Houstoun 164 166 Rivington 73 75 St Fulton Cc. Bleecker 187 Houstoun 135143 Ann c. 157 Amity-lane Beekman 171 174 Amity 225

anton 105 107 1

WILLIAM. Left. Spruce = 185 Fourth 237 Frankfort 201183 203 Washington-pl[ace] Stone 1 Duane 241 Waverley Southwilliam 7 Pearl 273 Eighth

Beaver 9 11 YORK. Left Exchange 10 10 . Lest. Wall 43 Canal 1 Chapel 17 Exchange-pl [ace] 31 33 WOOSTER. Left. St. John’s-lane

268 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 LIST OF PIERS EAST RIVER.

1, Foot of the Battery, Staten Island Ferry 31, 32, James-slip

2, Whitehall, South Ferry 33, Oliver-street

3, Moore-street 34, 35, Catharine-slip, (Catharine-ferry, Norwalk & 4,5, Broad-street Bridgeport Steamboat Line)

6, 7, 8, Coenties-slip 36, 37, Market-street

9, —— 38,40, Screw dock 10, —— 39, Pike-street 11, 12, Old-slip 41, 42, Rutgers-street

13, Gouverneur’s-lane 43, Jefferson-st{reet] (Rice Mills)

14, —— 44, Clinton-street. (Tobacco Inspection; Liver-

15, 16, Coffee-house-slip, Wall-st|reet] pool and Bristol Steamers)

17, Pine-street 45, Montgomery-street

18, 19, Maiden-lane 46, 47, Gouverneur-st/reet] (& Market)

20, 21, Burling-slip 48, 49, Walnut-street and Ferry 22, Fulton-market, (Fulton-ferry; Flushing-steam- 50, Corlaer’s Hook

boat; New-Rochelle, &c.) 51, Cherry-street

23, Beekman-street 52, Grand-street Ferry 24, New-Haven, Norwich and New-London 53, Broome-street

Steamboat Lines 54, 55, Delancey-street 25, Hartford Steamboat Line 56, —— 26, Peck-slip; (Williamsburgh Ferry) 57, Rivington 27, 28, Dover-street 58, 59, Corporation Yard

29, Roosevelt-street 60, Stanton-street 30, ——

NORTH RIVER.

1, Battery-place, Boston and Providence Rail 13, —— Road Line, and Elizabethport and New- 14, ——

Brighton Ferry 15, Liberty-street; New-York and Philadelphia

2, Camden and Amboy Rail Road Line for Rail Road Line

Philadelphia 16, People’s Steamboat Line for Albany 4, Morris-street 18, Cortlandt-street and Jersey City Ferry

3, —— 17, Hudson River Line Steamboats for Albany

5, —— ——20,19, —— 6, Dey-street 7, Rector-street 21, Fulton-street

8, —— 22, Washington-market 9, Carlisle-street 23, Vesey-street

10, Albany 24, ~~ 11, —— 25, Barclay-street; Hoboken-Ferry; Hudson River 12, Cedar-street Line Steamboats for Albany For the balance refer to last year’s Directory

REMARKS ON THE VADE MECUM [1835]. Allen-street was formerly Fourth-street. The name was changed on 24th March 1817, in honour of William H. Allen, of the United States’ navy, killed on board the Argus, in the engagement with the British sloop of war, Pelican, August 14, 1813. Ann-street was improved and widened to Nassau-street, in the year 1830, and thence to William in 1833. Asylum-street was opened from Cornelia to Christopher in the year 1831. The name of Asylum from Avenue 6th to Avenue 8th was changed to Fourth-street, 1833-4. Augustus-street.—The name of this street has been changed to City Hall Place. Barrack, lower, on the Battery, near to State-street, and south of Whitehall-street. Barrack, upper, Chamber south side, between Broadway and Cross-st. Barrow-street. The name of that part leading from Macdougal to about where it now crosses Asylum, there continued in what was then called Reason-street, was changed from Fifth-street, January 26, 1829, but Asylum was not at that time opened at this point. Reason-street formerly led from Bedford to Fifth-street, or towards the 6th Avenue, and was named Barrow, September 8, 1828. Bayard-street.—That part east of the Bowery was, previous to the year about 1807, called Fisher-street. Beaver-street, east of Broad-street, was called Princes-street. Beekman-street.—Till 1823 this street led only to Pearl-street, when it was opened to Water-street, and met a continuation of what was then called Crane Wharf, to the East River: the numbering then commenced at Pearl-street— previous to the revolutionary war it was called Chapel-street. Bleecker-street.—The part from Carmine to Bank was formerly called Herring: the name was changed by being made a continuation of Bleecker-street, April 6th, 1829. Carrol Place comprises the two blocks fronting on this street, between Laurens and Thompson streets. Leroy Place comprises the two blocks fronting this street between Mercer and Greene. Bridge, between Broad-street and Whitehall was Wynkoop-street. Broadway.—Formerly the upper part was called Great George-street.

Broome-street.—This street is a trifle short of two miles in length: the part east of the Bowery was formerly called Bullock-street.

Cedar-street was called Little Queen-street. Centre-street.—That part leading from Pearl to Hester was formerly called Collect-street, and the part from Hester to the termination was then also called Rynders-street, and the whole named Centre-street, April 7, 1828. Chambers-street was opened from Chatham to Cross about the year 1825. Chapel-street, until about the year 1830, extended through what is now called College Place to Barclay-street, formerly was designated as Little Chapel-street.

Christie/t.e. Chrystie/-street, formerly First-street. The name was changed March 24, 1827 |i.e. 1817], in honor of Lieutenant Colonel John Christie [i.e. Chrystie], who died on the frontier, July 22, 1813. City Hall Place—name changed from Augustus-street, 1834, which see for the present numbering. Cliff-street was opened and extended from Ferry in the year 1826, into what was called Skinner-street, that part then received the name of Cliff, August 27, 1827.

Clinton-street—The name of that part from North of Division was changed from Arundel-street, about 1828. College Place was part of Chapel-street, until the improvements in the year 1830. Duane-street.—The part west of Broadway to Hudson-st., was formerly called Barley, and the part east of Elm was called Colden. East Broadway—formerly called Harman-street, was widened [number omitted] feet on the south-east side, and name changed January 10, 1831. Eldridge-street, formerly Third-street—the name was changed on 24th of March, 1817, in honour of Lieutenant Eldridge, who was tomahawked in Upper Canada, July 7, 1813. Elm, from Reade to the Collect, was Little Ann-street. 269

270 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 Exchange Place was formerly called Garden-street, when it extended only from Broadway to William-street. On the erection of the Merchants’ Exchange it was extended to Hanover-street, and on September 24, 1827, from thence to Broad street received the name of Exchange Place, which name was finally given to the remainder of the street to Broadway in the year ——, which last part was commonly called Verlettenbergh-hill. Exchange-street—The name was Slote Lane until the great improvement, when the name was changed December 23, 1825.

Fletcher-street was called, from Water-st. to river, or a portion of it, Cooper-street. Forsyth street was called Second-street until March 24, 1817, when the name was changed in memory of Lieutenant Colonel Forsyth, who was killed in Lower Canada, June 28, 1813. Fourth-street.—The part north-westwardly of Aven. 6th was called Asylum-street, and that part from Avenue 6th to Christopher was opened about the year 1831, the present termination of this street was fixed December 1833. Franklin-street was formerly called Sugarloaf-street,—that part west of Chapel was called Provost-street, the name of which was changed in 1833. Fulton-street.—The part west of Broadway was formerly called Partition-street,—the part from Broadway to Cliff was called Fair-street, whence in the year —— it was opened to Pearl, where it met what was then called Beekman-slip. Grand-street is nearly one mile and three quarters in length. At the corner of Elizabeth-street stood Bayard’s Mount (commonly called Bunker’s Hill) through the south side of which this street was cut in 1803-4: just in the rear, between Centre and Crosby, fronting on Broome street, was located Vauxhall Garden, on Bayard’s Farm. At the corner of Broadway and Grand was a famous mead garden, (known as Davis’ garden) on an elevation of at least 40 feet above the present level of Broadway. Grove-street, previous to May 4, 1829, was called Burrows-street. Hamilton-street, previous to May, 1827, was called Cheapside. Hanover-street.—This street was made about the year 1829 or 1830. Hester-street.—The part east of the Bowery was formerly called Eagle-street. Houston-street—The name of that part east of the Bowery was changed from North-street on the 25th of November 1833.

Howard street, until about the year 1825, was part of Hester-street. James was called St. James-street. Jersey-street, for a time was called Columbian Alley. John-street, lower part, east of William, was called Golden-hill. Lafayette Place was opened through Vauxhall Garden in ——. Liberty-street was formerly called Crown-street. Lispenard-street formerly led from Chapel towards Broadway, into which it was extended in the year ——. Ludlow-street.—Name was changed from Sixth-street on March 24, 1817, in memory of Lieutenant Ludlow, of the United States’ navy, who was killed on board the Chesapeake, in the engagement with the British frigate Shannon, June 1, 1813.

Lumber-street was called Lambert-street.

Madison-street.—The name was changed from Bancker-street in 1826. Formerly that part between Catharine and

Montgomery was called Bedlow-street, from Montgomery to Grand was High-street. |

Maiden-lane.—The part east of Pearl-street was formerly the location of the Fly Market, the market so called extending from Pearl to the East River, was removed in 1823. Market-street—Name was changed from East George-street in the year ——.

Marketfield-street formerly extended to the North River, but that part west of Broadway was named Battery Place, 1830.

Mill-street, formerly called Jew’s-alley.

Monroe-street, formerly Lombardy-street, anciently Lombard, on 10th January 1831, received its present name— anciently, from Catharine to Market, was Rutgers. Morris-street, previous to April 6, 1829, was called Beaver-lane.

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 271 Morton-street.—The part of this street between Bleecker and Bedford was changed from Arden-street, June 15, 1829. Mott-street.—So much of this street as was then open above Bayard-street, was formerly called Winne-street, and up to Bayard was anciently Mott-street. Nassau, above Maiden-lane, was Kipp-street. North-street was very injudiciously made a part of and named Houston-street, November 25, 1833, and the numbering improperly made to commence at the East River, whereas, it ought to commence at Hancock-street, at the west end; and subsequently the Common Council rejected the petition to make Hamersley a continuation of Houston, when, if any change were made, this was the one required, as a reference to the map will exhibit: while North-street ought to have remained undisturbed.

Oliver-street—The part from East Broadway, or Chatham-street, to Madison (late Bancker,) was formerly called Fayette-street,—the name was changed some short time previous to 1826. Oswego-market, Broadway, corner of Maiden-lane, was reduced in size in 1807, and finally removed June, 1811. Park Place was formerly called Robinson-street.

Pearl-street—That part between Broadway and Chatham was called Magazine-street. Counting from above, the only part formerly having the name of Pearl was that west of Broad-street, from Broad to Old Slip was Dock-street, from Old Slip to Wall was Hanover-square, from thence to Chatham was Great Queen-street. Pike-street, formerly Charlotte-street,—the name was changed in the year ——, in honour of General Pike, who was killed in Upper Canada, April 27, 1813. Pine-street was formerly called King-street. Platt-street.—This street was brought into existence by individual enterprise, in the year 1833: commences and leads out of Pearl-st., No. 223, and extends to Gold-street. Provost-street was made a part of and name changed to Franklin-street in 1833. Robinson-street was formerly designated Lower Robinson-street. Rose was called Prince-street. Sizth-street led from Grove until about the year 1832, when it was named Waverley Place from Broadway west. Spring-street, west of Macdougal, was Brannon-street. Spruce-street was formerly Little George-street. Stone, from William to Broad, was called Duke-street. Troy-street was called Scott-street for some time. Vandam-street was formerly called Budd-street. Walker-street.—That part from Division to Centre was formerly called Pump-street, the name being changed January 26, 1829; anciently that part of Pump, west of the Bowery, was called Nicholas street, and anciently, vide Hester. Waverley Place was part of Sixth-street until about the year 1832, when it received its present designation. William-street, south of Maiden-lane, was called Smith-street. William, above Frankfort, was King George-street.

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INDEX BY OCCUPATIONS The following lists collect the names of individuals and firms for which there is evidence of connection to the occupation

indicated. The lists are expected to be useful starting points for the investigation of graphic arts trades in the 182142 period, hence the inclusion of a non-occupational list, ”Colored Persons.” Readers should nonetheless use the lists with caution and should not regard them as comprehensive. We do not know whether directory canvassers assigned occupations or individuals suggested them; and in either case, on what basis. We do know that many individuals were skilled in or practiced more than one trade and that many if not most shops conducted a variety of activities; it seems unlikely that all of this was captured by Longworth’s canvassers. Note also that many lists bring together several descriptive terms used in the directories (although these are fully cross-referenced). Printers, publishers, editors and to a degree, booksellers, had fluid relationships, with many individuals assuming all three roles. Stationers in this period, as another example, often had bookbinding skills, and on the other hand, it seems likely that many bookbinders stocked at least some stationary items for the convenience of their customers. In the absence of evidence directly linking them to bookbinding, however, we have not placed stationers in the bookbinders list nor, in the opposite case, bookbinders on the stationers list. For ease of reference, all indexed occupations are here listed:

Account Book Manufacturers Ink Makers Picture Liners Architects InstitutionsPortrait PlayingPainters Cards Artists Intelligencers Artists’ Supplies Landscape Painters Press Makers

Bank Note Printer Librarians Printers Book Agents Literary Agents Printers’ Joiners

Bookbinders Lithographers Printers’ Supplies Bookbinders’ Tools Machine Printer Publishers

BookfoldersMap Map Colorers Quills Booksellers Makers Scene Painters Buckram Maker Map Mounters Scriveners Calligraphers Sculptors Cameo CuttersMap MapPublishers Stores Seal Engravers Card Makers Miniature Painters Stained Glass

Caricaturist Modellers Stationers Circulating Libraries Museum Keepers Stenciller

Cloth Printers Music Composer Stereotypers Color Makers Music Engravers Stone Engravers

Colored Persons Music Printers Teachersof of Music Drawing Colorists Music Stores Teachers

Composition Makers News Rooms as Comositers Newamen eee of Painting . a eachers of Writing

Copperplate Printers Newspapers and Periodicals Tract Agents Copyists Panoramas Translators Daguerreotypists Paper Boxes Transparent Painters

DioramasPaper PaperMakers ColorersVelvet Type Founders Editors Painting Engravers Paper Making Machinery Wax Figures Fancy Labels Paper Rulers Wood Galleries Paper Stainers WoodEngravers Letters

Glass Engravers Paper Stores Writers Historical Painters Paper Warehouses Xylographic Printers Horn Book Makers Pencil Maker

Image Makers Periodicals

273

274 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Account Book Manufacturers Jackson, Samuel Block Cutters Burtsell, John L. Jewitt, William S. See Wood Engravers Coolidge & Lambert adew Augustus ewis, Joseph L.P. Agents Liebenau, Henry Frederick Book ; Mahony. Dennis alsoAgent LiteraryAgents Agents; Tract See Book Agents; Literary Agents; Meeny)

, anning, John H. gents. periodicals, see Periodicals. Mears, Catharine Fordyce, John ; Miller,Miller George Mackay, Robert W. S. Architects & Whitley Radde, William Tract Agents. For agents of specific Mayr, Christian Bradford, William

Cole, Thomas Nelson, Robert Schenck, David Davis, Alexander J. Newbery, Edward Turner, Henry D. Godwin, Michael L. O’Brien, Robert Waugh, Rev. Beverley Pinistri, Salvador Page & Torrey Wiley, John Paul, Degre

Artists Pinistri, Salvador Bookbinders See also Painters (Historical, Potter, Edward C. See also Bookfolders; New York

. a . Purcell, Edward .

Landscape, Marine, Miniature, Portrait, Reinagle, Hugh Friendly Association of Master Book-

Scene, Transparent); Sculptors; Teachers Reynolds, Emanuel Binders; New-York Benevolent Associa-

of Painting. Rhoades, John S. tion of Journeymen Book-Binders Asten, Mason Robins, John L. Ackerman, William H. Baillie, James Robinson, Charles Adams, John H. Baker, Alfred E. _ Rodrigo, Joshua Adams, Joseph P. Baker, John Schenck, William H. Adams, Pilmore Beaumont, John P.Sharp, Sera, Spencer Joseph Adriance, Henry Bengough, Richard G. Aked, Henry Bennett, William James Smith, JohnR.R.Allen, Allen, William Luman H.N. Bishop, George Smith, William Black, William T. Stanton, Phineas, Jr. Allender, Benjamin

Bowes, E. Storms, John Allender, William Bragaldi,Charles Mario Thorpe, Thomas Bangs Anderson, AdamN. Brennan, JamesVanoock, Trumbull, Francis Col. JohnAndrew, Anderson,Henry Charles Briggs, John Browere, Albertus D. O. Vanyorx, Matthew Andrews, Henry

Brown, William G. Verbryck, Cornelius Areson,Richard RichardH. Buhler, George D. Vestris, Charles Arison, Burford, John Walker, Charles J. Aymar, James M.

Cape, JohnG.Arthur, Capelli,Henry Cesare Walker, Wall, William Arthur &James Miller

Carter, Francis Walter, William Ashkettle, William Chapman, John G. Waud, John M. Ashley, Joseph Childs, Augustus F. Weir, Charles E. Bach, Michael

Clark, John Weir, Robert W.E.Bache, Clay, Edward W. West, William Ballou, Andrew Leonard S. Clover, P.,Wheelock, Jr. Wheatley, Augustus Ballou &Abraham Freeman Coffee, Lewis Thomas William A. Bancker, Cole, Thomas Whitley, ThomasW.Banker, Abraham Creighton, James Whitley, Thomas Barber, William S. Creighton, William Wolcott, Alexander S. Barnard, Elisha W.

Crouta, Barnard, Woolcott Cruger, John John A. Artists’ Supplies Barndollar, John S. Dalton, James See also Picture Liners. Barnes, Jackson

Daniels, James Caffe. Philibert Bates, Alexander Edouart, Augustin L net Thomas Beck,William MichaelA. Erben, John Montvomery, Adam Bedell, Everdell, William Morreon Ohnistian B Bell, Frederick W. Evers, JohnG.Morrison. John C Ir: Bell, NathanielW. Farley, John Morrison. John C. Bell, Theodore Ferrie, Andrew Peabod , Charles Bender, Jacob Freeman, George Rover ventHLouis ”&: Co Black, Gambardella, Spiridioné Toouet. Blake,Levin Levin S. S.

Dunn, HawkxhurstWillian. Joseph W .Beardsley, Rensselaer Earle,William JosephJ. Hingston Beatty, Robert

Gerke, John P. quer Blanchard,William Joseph W. Goodacre, William Blennerhasset, Grain, Peter Authors Halpin, John See WritersBlondel, Blondell,Joshua Charles

Harvey, George Blondell & Dayton Heister, George Bank Note Printer Bodley, Thomas Hill, John W. Mills. George W Boeram, William Hillyard, Henry ?.& ° Bogart, John Hornor, Thomas Bolen, Daniel M. Hoyle, Raphael Blacking Bolen & Parks Hunt, Walter See Ink Makers Booth, Elijah

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Bowers, Alexander Day, Samuel S. Griffin, Herman Boyd, Henry Day, William Griffin, Willcox & Co. Bradford, John J. Day, William A. Griffins & Elles Bradford, Richard Day & Gant Gurnea, Samuel

Bradt, John JohnDayton, Day &Jonathan MurphyB.Gutmen, Henry Brady, Hall, Edward Braisted, John Dely, John Hall & ShourtP.

Brinckerhoff, Walter Derickson, William Hardcastle, Joshua

Britt, Peter L. Deverell, George W. Harkins, John H. Brower, Abraham D. Devoe, Jacob Harris, Henry Browere, JamesDevoe Devoe, James Hayes, Henry H. Brown, Christian & Blanchard Hazel, John H. Brown,John JohnF.Dietz, Louis Heitcamp, Charles Brown, Disturnell, William Henry, John Brown, Valentine Drewrey, George Heppe, Christian Burlock, Wilson Drummond, Robert Hills,Charles Henry A. Burlock & Ballou Drury, George Hinkley, Burnoch, Samuel Dubuar, Francis Hogan, Patrick Burnton, John P. Duff, Alexander Hogg, George

Burnton, Thomas H. Duyckinck, Charles Hogg, James Burton, John G. Duyckinck, Charles A. Hoisington, Jasper A. Bush, Charles A. Duyckinck, Evert, Jr. Hoisington & Trow Butcher, Robert,Edgar, Jr. Edgar, J. & R. Holmes, William Nathaniel B. By, Charles John Holmes, By & Jenkins Edgar, Robert Holmes & Samo Byrnes, Charles Edwards, William B. Horn, Peter A. Cadell, Alexander Elles, Kelita S. Howorth, George Cadmus, RichardElliott, Elles & Middlebrook Howorth, John Calyer, James Charles Hoyne, Michael

Camp, AlfredEvans, Estill,Jacob William Hull, Hezekiah D.B. Camp, Ozias M. Hulsart, Cornelius Carll, Ephraim J. Everitt, George W. Humble, James Champley, George Fairbairn, Francis Hunt, Geoge Cheeseman, Joseph B. Farrington, Benjamin Ingram, Joseph Cheesman, J. &Faulkner, J. Farrington, George Ireland, John Henry Chesnut, James Thomas W. Jackson, M. Christie, Benjamin Fearon, Edward Jameson, Robert Cills, James H.Fenwick, Fellows, Thomas Samuel Jansen, Thomas B. Clapp, Oliver J. Jarvis, Allen Clapp, WilliamW. Fenwick & Fiora Jarvis, Edmund A. Clark, George Ferguson, David Jarvis, Grafton Clark, John Ferrier, Walter Jenkins, Charles Clender, Henry Fiora, James Jenkins, Stephen Clussman, Joseph A. Flinn, JohnA.Jewesson, ‘Thomas Cobey, William Focke, Charles Jimmerson, Robert Cochran, John Focke & Yonge Johnson, Robert Codey, Fonda, Dow B. Johnson, William Coger, William Henry Forster, Joblin Johnston, RobertW.

Collard, Archer Forster, Joseph Kent, Keese,James Vincent . Collins, Burnett Foster, Joseph G. Collins, Seneca V.Fraser, Fraprie, Elias GeorgeB. W.Kent Kent,& Stephen Colton, Calvin Gee Colton & Jenkins Fraser, Matthew H. Ketcham, Samuel Cook, William E. Keys, Vincent Cooke, BenjaminFreeman, S. Friend,Isaac George Keyser, Hiram Cooledge, Daniel Frye, Bartholomew Knox, Alanson R.

Cooledge, George F. Fulkerson, David G. Komononski, Wardis

Costigan, JamesGant, Fundy, Dow D.S.Kraft, George F. Cox, Charles Fielding Lane, John Crane, Benjamin Garson, John Larkey, Charles C.

Creighton, James Garson, Thomas Lee, Leach, John Crolius, John D. Garson & M’Leod William Crolius & Morgan Gaynor, PeterLeland, R. Leitch,Harriet Thomas Crygier, John Gee, Elisha Culley, Eliza Gelston, William Lelend, Belarmine Daly, Edward Giles, Walter Leslie, John Daly, John Gilley, William B. Levy, Abraham Daniels, Thomas Gladding, John Linen, James Davis, Charles, & Co. Goff, Horace H. Linen & Fennell Davis, Henry H. Gorham, Andrew Linen & Horn Davis, William L. Grant, William M. Little, Thomas Davis,Abraham William M. Grant & George Wilbor Littlefield, Cornelius Day, Granville, Locke, Frederick Day, David Gray, James C. Locke, Thomas H.

Day, John Greenleaf, Franklin JohnOrin Day, John & William Griffin, H. & H. Low, Ludington,

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Bookbinders ( cont. ) Ormerod, James Sinclair, Owens, Anthony Sinklen,William Hugh Lyon, John W. Palmer, Melancthon Sloan, John Henry Lyon, Michael Park, Jesse K. Smith, Benjamin F. M’Beath, James Park & Nicholl Smith, Nathaniel McCabe, S. Parker, Smith, McCabe,James William Parker,Horatio NelsonN.H. Snell,Thomas Isaac W.

McCave, William Parkes, John Solomon,James John M’Cloud, Daniel Parks, John B. Sowarby, M’Donald, Duncan Pasque, James Speight,David AlfredP. M’Garr, James Patten, George Spence, M’Grath, Michael Pawson, James Spicer, Robert

McHoffy, John Peacock, Eber T. Spinning,George John H.W. M’Kenzie, David Pell, William Stansbury, McKibbin, George Pennoyer, Thomas Stansfield, William M’Leod, Daniel Pennoyer, Coolidge & Co. Starr, Charles M’Queen, William Perry, Robert L.Starr Starr, John M’Speddon, Thomas, Jr. Phelps, Willard & Schoals M’Speddon & Cornell Phelps, William States, John C. McWhood, Edward Phillips, Andrew Steele, Simeon Magee, William W. Pillow, William H.Stephens, Stephens, Christopher Magrath, Michael Poinier, Jacob JamesG. C. Malcolm, Francis Pomeroy, John C. Stetson, Henry Mann, George C.Pringle, Prime, Melanchton Stone, JamesJohn Manning, Alpha James Stoutenborough, Manning, ElijahQuereau, F. Prusho, James Strong, George F. Martin, Henry Philip H. Strong, James D. Martin,John John Quervet, Jule Summers, James Martin, A. Ralph, A. P. Summers, James & William Martin, John H. Ralph & Noble Sutherland, William G. Masters, Thomas A. Ramsay, Alexander Sylvester, James K. Masterton,William David Ramseyer, Alexander Taylor,George Edward Mather, Ransom, Dillon Taylor, Matthews, Thomas L. Read, William Taylor, Vermilye

Mead, Thomas Reece, John Taylor &George Young Megarey, Henry J. Reed, William Teel, Meigs, George L. Rees, John Teele &William Day Melvin, Patrick Rese, John Terwilliger, Meserole, Jacob Reynolds, Thomas Thomas, John F.

Mesier, P. A. Reynolds, Thomas I. Thompson, John Miller, John C. Riendon, JohnC. Townsend, Elkanah M. Mills, Timothy Riker, John Trail, Conrad R. Minuse, John H. Ritter, Frederic Trail,Lazarus WilliamN. Mitchell, Charles Roberts, Evan Tribe, Mode, JohnJohn Roberts, Frederick Trotter, Thomas Montayne, Robinson, Joseph Trow, William Montgomery, John Ronalds, William Thomas A. Tucker, EdwardD. Moore, Henry S. Rooney, Tuley, William Moore, John Rosenquist, Root, Willis Turner, Levin Moore, Robert Peter Turner, Lindel Morgan, John M. Sackett, Joseph Turner, SamuelJr. Morrell, J. Sackmann, J.H. & E. Vancott, David, Middlebrook, Samuel Rice, Thomas H.C. Thompson, Robert Miller, John B. Richardson, Wilber Townsend, — R.

Morris, Owen Sackmann, Jacob H. Vanderzee, Abraham Morris, William Sackmann & Ludwig Vanderzee, Walter Murphy, David Sadlier, Dennis Vanderzee & Davis Murphy, William F. Salmon, John Vandewater, Joshua Murray, William Salter, JamesW. Van Schaick, Cornelius Myers, John D. Samo, Charles Vanveghten, D. K. Myers, William Sands, Elisha Virgin, Jonathan A.

Naylor, John Savage, William Vollum, Zadock Nelson, Henry Scales, John Voorhis, John Nesbitt, George F. Schoals, Francis P. Vyvyan, Henry Nesbitt, James Schreiner, Jacob Walker, Edward Newton, James Scott, Robert Walker, John Nichols, Ebenezer Seymour, James Walker, William Noble, John S. Shaw, George Walker, William A. Norris, William Shaw, Samuel Wallace, William Norton, John L.Shipman, Shields, Asa Charles Welch,Charles James Nott, William L. Wells, Noyes, Charles J.Sickels, Shourt, James Wells & Gladding Nugent, James Oliver Welsh, James O’Connor, John Sinclair, George Wesley, James Olmstead, James Sinclair, Hugh West, William Ormerod, George Sinclair, Lawrence Wier, Richard

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Willcox, Albert O.Bertron, Berteau, Felix G.K.Costigan, James Williamson, John A. Alexander Cotrel, Thomas Wilson, Stephen Betts & Anstice Cowperthwait, Hewlings Wilson, Stephen T. Betts, James E. Crane, Stephen M. Wilson & Nichols Bixby, Nathaniel P. Creagh, Anthony Windsor, William H. Bixby, Robert P., & Co. Crowen, Thomas J. Winzer,Francis WilliamW. Blake, Alexander V. Crussell, Crowen &William Decker Wolfe, Blanchard, Calvin Wortman, John Bleakley, James T. M. Cumming, Charles Wragg, William F. Bleakly, Andrew Curry, George L., & Co. Wright, Silas Bleecker, George W. Dando, Stephen

Yonge, Ellis Bliss, Elam DaPonte, Lorenzo L. Young, John G. Bliss, Elizabeth Davenport & Wood Bliss & Wadsworth Davis, Samuel C. Bookbinders’ Tools Bliss &Parks WhiteDay Day,& Mahlon Griffin, Henry Bolen & Riley Trested, Richard Boone, Robert Dayton, John A. Bostwick, William C. Dayton & Newman Bookfolders Bradley, Charles W. F. Dayton & Saxton : Bradley, Frederick Dealy, Dennis See also Bookbinders. Brand. Nathan T. Dene ee Test Culley, John Dearborn, George Sleight, Eliza SusanBromley, Brown, Samuel Decker, Simon C. Booksell Brown, William S. Deeth, Sylvanus OoKselers Brown & Lewis Degelone, F. G.

(including Books; Bookstalls; Brown & Gamble Desplaces, Thoisnier D. A.

Bookstands; Bookstores) Bruno, Charles Devries, George N.

Adams, Josiah Burger, Burbidge, Louisa Dick, Rev. John John Adams, Lewis James M. Disturnell, Adlard, George Burgess, William, Jr. Dodd, Moses W.

Adlard & Saunders Burnett,&William Donaghue, Allen. Francis D. Burnett Pollard_Doolittle & Michael Vermilye

Allen, Joseph W.Burtus, Burt, Adam Doughty, Isaac T. Amory, Peter B. James A. Doyle, John Annis, Joseph Cadwell, William S. Duegnan, James

Appleton, Daniel Callender, Frederick B.P.Duffy, Barny Appleton, William H. Callender, Joshua Duffy, John Axford, John Campbell, J. & S. Duke, Patrick Bache, George P.Co. Campbell, James M. Dunigan, Edward Baker, Crane & Campbell, John Dunn, Hugh S.

Baker, David Campbell, Samuel Dunn, Samuel Baldwin, Charles N. Campbell, Samuel, & Son Dunning, Clark S. Baldwin, Edmund Carey, H.C., Robert & Co. Dunning, William M. Bancroft, Hermon Carter, Durell, Henry Bancroft, Monson Carvill, G. & C. Duyckinck, Evert

Bancroft & Holley Chambers, John Dwight, William R. Bangs, Rev. Nathan Chapin, Henry A., & Co. Farle, Samuel, & Son

Bangs, Samuel Clayton,Christopher Edwin B. C. Earle, William H. Bangs & Emory Clement, Eastburn, James Bangs &David Mason Cole, Clement & Packard Edwards, Ansel Banks, James Edwards, A. & C.B. Barnum, Phineas T. Collier, Ezra Edwards, Calvin B. Bartlett, Caleb Collins, B. & S. Egbert, James Bartlett, John R. Collins, Benjamin S.Embree, Elton, Robert H. Bartlett, Richard Collins, George B. A. & E. Bartlett & Raynor Collins, James Embree, Augustus Bartlett & Welford Collins, Joseph B. Embree, Effingham Bartow, Edgar J.A. Collins, Robert B. Emory, Rev. John Bartow, George Collins, Stacy B. Emory & Waugh Bartow. R. & W. & G. Collins, William B. Evans, John Bartow,Robert R. & W.A. Collins &&Co. Farmer, Elijah P. Bartow, Collins, Brother Co. Fennell, William A.P. Bartow, William A. Collins & Hannay Fessenden, Charles Bascom, A. Collins, KeeseSamuel & Co. Finley, Robert Bassford,S.Harriet Collord, Fish, Henry Bates, Barnabus Colman, William A. Fisher, Abraham Bates, Joseph T. Conner, John Focke, Charles A.J. Bateson, Thomas Connolly, Philip Folsom, Charles Bean, M. Dudley Cook, D. William Forbes, John W. Beastall, William Cooledge, & G. F. Forbes, S. & D. A. Behr, Charles de Cooledge, Daniel Forman, Ann Maria Behr & Kahl H. Cooledge, George F.Francis, Forman,Charles GeorgeS. Bell, George Cooley, James E. Bennett, Thomas Coolidge,C.William T. Frazier, Franklin,Robert Homer Bérard, John P. Cornish, Lorenzo

Bérard & Mondon Cort, William Free, Daniel F.

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Johnson, S. Enoch, Jr. Matsell,Henry G. W. &C. A. J. Booksellers (cont. ) Johnson. F. Matsell, French, Eli Johnson, Samuel Matthews, John T.L. French & Adlard Johnstone, Peter W. Matthews, Thomas Gamble, Benjamin F. Jones, John Maze, Abraham Gardner, Ephraim S. Kahl, Frederick Meeks, James C. Gerrish, Stephen Kasang, Eliza A. Mesier, Peter A. Giffing, P. Kasang, John H. Midwinter, Gillespie,James Johnson Kavanagh, Patrick Miles, EarlJohn E.

Gilley, William B. Keese, John Miller, George Goodrich & Wiley Kenedy, John John Mondon, Moffet, John Gould, Edward B. Kennedy, Peter Gould, John W. Kerr, William, & Co. Montgomery, John Gould, Stephen Kerrigan, Hugh Moore, J. K. Gould & Banks Ketcham, Samuel S. Moore, Robert

Goodrich, Andrew T. Kellogg, Jonathan W. Ming, Alexander, Jr.

Gould & Newman Ketcham & Aymar Moore & Payne Gowan, William Kettell,William Thomas Murden, P. MorganEdward & Burger Gray & Bunce Kidder, M. Green, Edward M. Kimball, William Murphy, James Greene, Asa King, Mary Mussey, Moses P. Greene, Henderson King, Solomon Myers, John D. Gribbin, Kinnersley, Thomas Peter D. Griswold,William Jeremiah Kipp, Abraham H. Myers, Myers & Smith

Gould, Newman & Saxton Kettell, Joseph Moorhead, James

Guernsey, Adison F. Kneeland, Rev. Abner Nafis, Nehemiah C. Haldane, John Kyle, Thomas Nafis &Rev. Cornish Haldane & Stuart Lambert, Edward A. Neal, Ava Hall, William Lane, Rev. George Neely, Lorenzo Hall & Voorhies Lane, Maria Mark H. Halsted, Oliver Langdon, John Newman, Noyes, Christopher

Halsted &Thomas Voorhies Langley,Cayeteno J. & H.G.O’Hara, O’Connell, John Haly & Lanuza, Daniel Hannay, Samuel Lanuza, John Parks, John B. Haven, John P. Lanzua, Mendia & Co. Parsons, Sparkhawk Hawley, Amos Leavitt, Jonathan Paul, Matthew

Hays, JohnWarden Leavitt, Levison, Lord & Co. Paulsen, George Henry Hayward, John Payne, Josiah C. Heath, Thomas, Jr. Levison, Uriah, & Brother Peabody, Charles H., & Co. Helme, James Lewis, Junius Pearson, William Helme, Thomas J. Lewis, Walter Peaslee, John P. Henry, Charles Liddle, John B. Peaslee & Cowperthwaite Henry, NorrisLindon, Light, George Peaslee && Welch Hicks, R. Daniel JamesW. Pendleton Hill

Hill, Leonard Linen, James Peoples, Robert Hill, Peter Linen & Fennell Petty, Ezekiel Hilton, John Lockwood, F. & R. Phelan, Owen

Hilton, William Lockwood, Frederick Phelps, Humphrey Hinkley, Charles A. Lockwood, James D. Phillips, Thomas Hoisington, Jasper A. Lockwood, John Picket, Lewis & C. Co. Holley, George W. Lockwood, L. & F. Pindar, John Hollister, Reuben R. Lockwood, Roe Pollard, Oliver

Holloway, Lydia B. Long, George Porter, John K. Holmes, Nathaniel Lord, Charles A. Post, Israel Holmes, Oliver George W. Powell, B. Holt, Henry A. Lord, Loughlin, Patrick Powell,George Peter H.

Hopkins, CalebM’Clelland, Lowry, Robert Powell & Shaw Hopkins & Morris Joseph C. Pratt, Henry Z. Hopper, Isaac T. M’Dermut, Robert Prince, James Howe, M’Elrath, Putnam,William George P. Howe Timothy & Bates A. M’Elrath & Thomas Bangs Radde, Hubbell, Charles M’Lean, Allan Radde & Paulsen Humbert, William H. M’Manus, Edward M. Raynor, H. & S. Humphrey, Griswold M’Sweeny, John Raynor,Samuel Hiram Hunt, William Macgill, Robert Raynor, Huntington, Francis J. Mackay, Robert W. S. Reid, John

Huntington & Savage Magrath, George B. Renson, Lyman, & Co.

Hussey,Joseph Benjamin B. Mallory, Daniel Riker,Horace John C. Idley, Martin, Robert Riley, Jackson, Charles H. Mason, Abraham J. Riley, John

Jackson, Thomas H. Mason, Rev. Thomas Robinson, David F.

Jackson, William Mason & Lane Robinson,&William Jackson & Neal Mathews, John T. Robinson Franklin Jansen, Benjamin G. Matsell, Augustus J. Robinson, Pratt & Co.

Jansen, John B. Matsell, G. W. Rode, Charles R.

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Roff, Charles B. Tobey, Silas W. Calligraphers Ronalds, Thomas A. Totten, John C. (including Limners; Penmen); see

Roorbach, Augustus O. Tracy, Ulysses also Copyists; Scriveners; Teachers of

Ruggles, David Tuomay, Tripp, Ervin H. Writ} Rusher, George Patrick riting. Ryan, James Turnbull, John Dickson, JohnS. Sage, Harris Turner, Edward Hanmer, Peter

St. John, Miles Turner, JabezParisen, Jewett, William WilliamD. Sands, Elisha Turner & Fisher Saunders, Frederick TurnerWilliam & Hughes Smith, J. B. Savage, George Turrell, Usher, William

Saxton, Vanamringe, John James B. Cameo Cutters Saxton, Charles Francis M. Sylvester Vanderpoel,

Saxton & Miles Vannostrand, David (including Cameo Portraits; Cameo Schenck, Seth C. Veder, Vanwinkle, Cornelius Auld. Wilberf Schoyer, Jacob Nicholas DitH.7S. NE OSTTOTCe Scofield, George S. Vermilye, William itchett, George Ww.

, & ;&yes Ellis, Salathiel Scofield HallVincent, Vibbert, Horace J ke“osep Jh Scofield & Voorhies Benjamin ron son,

’ ’ Masson, Alfred

Scoles, John Voorhies, Charles F. ounsbery, John R. Scott, RichardJr.Voorhies, John S.. Tate Henr Scott, Richard, Wadsworth, Decius Tur in Tames Scott & Seguine Waite, William Whitin Daniel

Seaman, James V. Walpole, Benjamin & Seguine, James Warren, Albert B.

Seymour, John W. Warren, Jr. Card Makers Shaw, James G. Warren, M. & Andrew, D. (including Enamel Cards);. see also

Shaw & Aymar Warren,&Marcus Playing Cards. Shedden, John Waugh Mason Abbot & Ely Shepard, Chauncy Weed, Darius Ackerman, Cornelius Sherman, Alanson Weeks, James H. Bartlett, Caleb Sherwood, W. J. Welford, Charles Bartlett & Ely Sherwood, William Welford, John G. Dunbar, Daniel Shipley, Thomas I. Wells, Charles Good, Peter P. Silvester, George Wesselhoeft, J. G. Griswold, Calvin Silvester & Owens West, William William Lane, Holden, Nathan Sinclair, George Whale, Ebenezar Skillman & Lane White, John T.Mears, Lippincott, George Slater, John White, N. & J. T. Charles T. Smith, Charles White, Norman Peacock, Thomas Smith, Daniel D. Whiting,Thomas SamuelRussell, Russell,R., Henry Smith, Edward Whybrew, & Co. Smith, Jesse Wickham, Daniel H. Tice, Jacob Smith, John S. Wilder, Alfred Whittemore, Charles R.

Smith, Peter C. Wilder & Campbell Whittemore, Charles R. & William T.

Smith, & P.C. Wiley, Whittemore, G.Henry & H., & Smith,W. William Wiley,Charles John Whittemore, S. Co.

Sonne, George Wiley& & Long Halsted Whittemore,J.Homer Spalding, G. Wiley Whittemore, Bayard Spalding & Howe Wiley & Putnam Whittemore, John Stanford, Thomas N. Williams, Helen Whittemore, Samuel

Stanley, Edward F. Wilson, Oliver Whittemore, Samuel, & Co. Stanley, Joseph, & Co. Windsor, Francis Whittemore’s Sons, Samuel

Stevenson, HayWood, Wood,Samuel John Whittemore, ThomasJr. Stockey, Charles Whittemore, Thomas,

Stodart, William Wood, Samuel, & Son Whittemore, Thomas & Co.

Strong, J. & G. Wood, Samuel S. Whittemore, William T. Stringer, James Wood, Samuel S. & William

Stuart, B. Wood, William Caricaturist Stuart,James William Woolsey, Charles .

Sturges, James H. Wright, Henry Robinson, Henry R. Swords, Edward J. Wyckoff, Samuel C. Swords, F. See H. Carvers Swords, James T. & J.Youngs, YoungsGeorge & Hunt Sculptors.

Swords, Thomas Swords, Stanford & Co. Boxes Chart Colorers, etc. Sylvester, Christian See Paper Boxes. See Map Colorers, etc.

Taylor, J. Orville Taylor & Clement Buckram Maker Circulating Libraries Tenney, Perley W. Bartlett, Samuel Thompson, John c Boardman, Joseph Bartlett, Caleb

Ticnas Yoha on Calico Dyers, Embossers, Engravers, Cohen, David” & Co. Tierny, Laurence H. Finishers, Glaziers, and Printers Emerson, Elizabeth

Tiffany, John L. See Cloth Printers. Emerson, James Tingley, George H.

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: Scott, John Bowen, John M. Green, Jared Star Short, John Brown, John W. Jackson Thomas H. Simister, James Burger, John, Jr.

Circulating Libraries (cont. ) Schonlan, James Bartley, William G. C.

Lockwood. F. & &F. R.Sparks, Smith, Robert SidneyCammeyer Burton, James R. Lockwood. L. & Clark Macgill Neidrick Francis C. Murden, Robert EdwardStewart, M. Stewart, Paul N.Casilear, Childs, Evander, Jr.

Phelps Swain, Mark A. Cook, Constantine, Charles Porter,‘Humphrey John K. Taylor, John James F.

Post Wade, John Cooke, James F. RaynorIsrael H. & S. Walker, Thomas Cooper, William

Schenck Seth C. Warner, John Dunshee, Dunshee, John Elias Squires Mary Whaley, George Whybrew Thomas Whitaker, John Frazer, Michael Whyte Henry White, James Frederick, MartinS. Williams Helen Williams, Michael Griffen, William

’ Williams, William Hamilton, Ezekiel

: Wilson, Hamilton Hamilton, Joseph Cloth Printers . . Harrison, Charles P. (including Calico, Pongee and Silk Color Makers Hawkes, George

Dyers, Embossers, Engravers, Finishers, Bovle, J aT Hawxhurst, Israel

Glaziers and Printers) Choter Nathaniel Hooker, William

Alcock, William Kellock, GeorgeJones, Jaques, Enos Benson, Robert Naunton, Thomas Fitzedwin Bird, GeorgeA.Nornton, Thomas Jordan, William Blanchard, Poillon & Co. Jouwllain, Philip Booth, John Ratcliff, James Juery, John Booth, William Strippel, Nicholas Brown, George Thayer, Jesse King, King,Aaron Pexcel _

Brown, John Tiemann, Anthony King, Barnard & O’Brien Buchanan, William Tiemann, Daniel F. Kipp, James Carswell, Robert Wilson, Stafford Kirk, JohnEli H. Carswell & S.Campbell Lankton,

Cervil CesiasH.Colored Persons Cruser, Maurice Cornish, Rev. Samueldarames, E. Lauder, Frac John © Diggles, Joseph Frazier,Patrick Robert Lemerick, Edward Dykes, John Reason, Lewis, Evan Dykes, Samuel Ruggles, David Lockman, IssacD.P.

Garner, James onald, Samue Garner, Thomas Colorists Marius, Henry Gray, John See also Map Colorers. Maverick, Andrew

Fearnhead, James Smith, Francis vovett, promas L Green,Thomas MahlonBlanchard, P. Barney,Mary JamesAnn W.Millacd. Mavericks nel , Hale, Alfred Hall, Farnham Bowen, John Nile x are

Hebert, John Childs, JohnJohn C. Nal’ ober w. Higgins, Henry Lawrence, Mi 8; Peter Higgins, SimeonVanclief, Robinson, John ee2 cosep er r Holden, William Jeffry vou Huntineton’ Thos Vanvort, John Neale’ William Inghane f & Co. ” ee Neale, George John Ingham & Leslie Composition Makers Needham,&John Johnson, Simon Minifie, James Nickerson, CharlesD. V. M’Indoe, Walter Wilson, Fred C. O’Brien, Samuel Marsh, James Wilson & Halliday Oliver, Alexander Marshall, Joseph Windt, John Oneil, George Marshall, Carville & Taylor Oudkirk, Levi S. Nettleship, Samuel T. Compositors Paradise, Joseph New York Dyeing and Printing Establish- See also Printers. BPS taemus

ment eaqe Armstrong, Benjamin F. Recond H. i

Noth & Gallashe Bristol,John HymanRollinson D. Re noldsCharles ‘Austin G) O'Go, Sane Bryon,

O'Connor, son Robertson, James Ross William Lewis O'Conner roma: Vogt, Lewis E. Scobie © coat ote Wright, John W. Smillie George

Ovington, Samuel Zahn, George illie, C. g Parkes, Richard smite charles

mith, Jonathan Re Robot Copperplate Printers Smith, William E. Robinson, John (including Copper Plate Makers) Steele, Seymour G.

Robinson, Sarah Ackerman, Samuel Valentine, Elias Schofield, James Atkinson, Benjamin Wallin, S. Schofield & Marsh Barnard, John T. Whaites, John L.

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White, William G. Clarke,Joseph Thomas Lewis, Zachariah Whitney, Asa H. Cogswell, G. Locke, Richard A. Wilcox, A. F. Colden, Cadwallader R. Lomas, John Wilcox, Ezekiel H. Coleman, William H. Louvet, Edourd

Wright, C. C., & Prentiss Coles, Rev. George Luckey, Rev. Samuel

Copyists Collins, Rev. Samuel John A.S.M’Laughlin, John Conant, Marsh, Nathaniel See also Calligraphers; Scriveners; Cornish, Rev. Samuel E. Maxwell, William

Teachers of Writing. Cornish fe eussworm Morritt Rev. amothy randall, ineas oore, Jaco . Chambers, John W. Crosby, Charles C. P. Moore, John M. Galbaith, John Cumings, Abijah P. Morris, George P. Gorrie, William M. Cumming, John G. Morris, George R. Kenny, Vincent Daniels, C. F. Morse, Sidney E.

Leckey, Charles C. Davies, Edgar W. Mumford, John I. Malcolm, Edward Davies & Pickering Nash, A. McCormick, Marcella Dawes, Rufus Nichols,Thomas SamuelL. Missing, John Day, Benjamin H. Nichols,

Montgomery, Samuel L. Denman, William Noah, Mordecai M. Nixon, Gilbert T. S. Dickinson, Rev. Austin O’Connor, Thomas Ravenhill, George Paulsen, George HenryO. Ravenhill, William WilliamC. H.Dixon, Durbin, John W. P. Peers, Rev. Benjamin

Thompson, JosephTheodore Dustan, James C. Pepper, George . Dwight, Peters, Rev. Absalom

Daguerreotypists Dwight, Theodore, Jr. Pickering, Henry J. (including Daguerreotype Plates) Dwight, Townsend & Co. Pickering, Joseph Anthony, Edward Dwight, Townsend & Walker Porter & Prescott Corduan, Joseph, & Co. Dwight, William R. Porter, T. D. Morend, A. G. & G. Earle,Clement WilliamM. Porter, William T. Wolf, John Edson, Pratt, Luther Young & Western Eldredge, T. Prentiss, W Ely,Nathaniel John Reid, AnnaGeorge Johnson

Dioramas Fay, Theodore S. Renne, Thomas See also Panoramas. Fisher, Redwood Roberts, E. J.W.

. Fitz, &Henry Robinson, Henry D. Hanington Co. Fleet, Samuel Robinson, Lucius . . Forbes, Gerrit V. H. Rogers, D.

Drawing Academies and Schools Gaillardet, Frederick Rowlands, Rev. William

See Teachers of Drawing. Gamage, Gilbert A. Rudd, Thereon . Gibson, Rev. Robert Editors Gilbert, AmosRuggles, Saxton, David N.C.

Aikman, JamesGoing, H. Godwin, ParkSiegfried, Scott, William Aldrich, James Jonathan George Allen, Anthony B. Goodell, William Silliman, Gold 8S. Armstrong, William C. Gottsberger, Cornelius H. Skillman, John B.

Attree, William H. Granja, Juan deSmith, la Slamm, Levi D. Bacheler, Origen Greene, Asa Samuel B. Badger, Barber Griswold, Rufus W. Smith, Samuel J. Barnett, Edward Hagadorn, Francis L. Snethen, George W.

Bartlett, HoratioHallock, S. Hale, Gerard David Southard, Nathaniel Bates, Barnabus Stanley, William J. Benjamin, Park Hamilton, Robert Stevens, Ambrose Bennett, James Gordon Hart, William Stone, William L.

Bonnard, Francis Hatch, George Sunderland, Rev. LaRoy Bradford, Rev. William Hewett, Daniel Tasistro, Louis F. Brooks, Erastus Hoffman, Charles Feno Taylor, William Clark Brooks, James G. Holley, Orville L. Theller, Edward Brooks, James Hoskin, Edward W. Tobin, John A. Bryant, William C. Hudson, William H. Tobitt, John Hunter Burnham, Michael, & Co. Hunt, Freeman Townsend, William B.

Burr, Samuel J. Hyer, William G. Turell,Rev. Charles Burritt, Wakeman Inman, John Vanigen, John V. Burritt & Clayton Irvine, Rev. James Verplank, Johnston Butler, Amos Irvine Solomon & Gibson Ward, Henry Dana Butler, Elihu Jackson, H. Webb, James Watson Butler, William H. Jenks, Francis Weld, H. Hastings Camp, Enoch E. Jenks, Samuel H. West, Frederick Carter, N. H. Jennings, Robert L. Westbrook, Rev. Cornelius D. Carter & Prentiss Johnson, Lorenzo D. Wheeler, Henry G.

Cassidy, Nicholas Johnson, Rev. Nathaniel E. Whittingham, Rev. William R.

Chester, Elisha W. King, Charles Wiggins, Francis S. Child, Lydia Maria Lang, John Wightman, Rev. Henry Chittenden, William B. Lang, Robert U. Wilson,George James G. Church, Joseph M. Lawson, James Wisner, Clark, Lewis G. Leavitt, Rev. Joshua Woolridge, GeorgeW. B. Clarke, Levi H. Leggett, William

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Enamel Cards Dunning, Henry Jones, George See Card Makers. Durand, A. B. & C. Wright & Co. Jones, James P.

Durand, Asher Brown Kearny, Francis

Durand, Cyrus Kelly, David H. Engravers Durand, John Kelly, Thomas See also Cloth Printers (Engravers, Durand, Theodore Kensett, Thomas etc.); Glass Engravers; Music Engravers; Durand & Co. King, George B.

gr , sr ’ Edmonds, Eddy, James Kingsley, John Lemuel Engravers. William Lansing, Alfred Ackerman, Samuel Edson, Tracy R. Lansing, GerritA. Seal Engravers; Stone Engravers; Wood Durand, Perkins & Co. King, John

Anderson,Alexander Alexander Ely, Charles E. Latham, James Andrews, J. Ely & Hammond Lauder, John Archer, James Emmet, John M. Lawrence, Albert

Astle, Elijah Endicott, George Leach, Edwin & Frederick Atwood, John M., Jr. Evans, William Gardner Lecount & Hammond

Balch, V. &Everdell, William JohnWilliam N. Balch, Stiles Co. Fairthorne, WilliamLee, Leicester,

Balch, Stiles, Wright & Co. Field, William Lewis, Charles E. Bale,&James Folger,Alexander WilliamS.B. Lewis, Henry Joseph L. Bale Smith Forbes, Liebenau, Frederick

Ball, John S.Fortie Forrest, John B. Lossing, Benson J. Ball, W. S. & Williams Lowe, Joshua Barber, Nathaniel Freeland, John Lowe, Robert Barnard, William S. Gallagher, Ferdinand H. M’Cluskey, William Beach, Gevelot, Nicholas Bingley,John Joseph Gimber, Stephen M’Lees, H. Main, Archibald William

Bingley, Thomas Gimbrede, Napoleon Major, James P. Bingley & Whitaker Gore, Robert M. Marsac, Harvey Bissel, Frederick Gray, Charles J. Marsh, William R.

Blake, William W. Gurley, RoyalMathews, Mass, Gottfried Blake & Co. Halbert, Augustus George Blunt, Edmund Hammond, J. 5S. Maverick, Andrew Bolen, John George Hanford, Albert Maverick, Peter Borrell, Philbert Harris, James Maverick, Samuel Bradford, Henry Harrison, Charles Maverick, Samuel R. Bradford & Woolcocks Harrison, Charles P. Maverick & Harris

Bridgens, CharlesHarrison, Harrison, Thomas David R. May, Maxson, Charles Britt, William George Burke, & George Harrison, William Merchant, George W. Burton Gurley Harrison, William F. Miller, Robert Burton, Gurley & Edmonds Harrison & Son Mole, William Burton & Whitlock Harvey, John Q. Mooney, Lawrence Cammeyer, William, Jr. Haskett, William J. Moore, John P. Campbell, Donald Hatch, George W. Morgan, William Carroll, Walter Hatch & Smillie Morin, John F.

Casilear, John W. Healy, Patrick Moutet, Andre Casilear, Durand & Co. Hemming, Richard Murray, Thomas Casilear, Durand, Burton & Edmonds Henrich, Peter Neale, George Chapin, Hicks, Charles C. Neale, John Childs,William John Hill, John Newell, Thomas

Clark, AsahelHolyland, Hinshelwood, Robert Nicholson, J. D. V. Clark, Alvan Charles J. Nickerson, Charles Clark, James Hoogland, William Norris, William

Clark, R. Hooker, William William Conardt,John Emanuel Hotchkiss, JeremiahNorth, Ormsby, William B. L.

Cosine, Walter Huff, Gershom Osborne, MiloR. Cross, Peter F. Hulseman, Edward Osbury, George

Curfew, Henry A.I.Humphries, John Ostrander, Philip Danforth, Mosely Hunt, John 8S. Owens, John, & Co. Danforth, Underwood & Co. Hunt, Samuel V. Page, John A., & Son Davenport, Samuel S. Hurtin, P., Jr.Paradise, Paine, Charles Dearborn, Nathaniel Hyatt,John Augustus John W.

Devereux, N. B. Illman, Thomas Parker, Parker, George Charles Dewry, A. B. Illman & Pilbrow Dick, Archibald L.Jackman, Inshaw, Richard B. Phelps, Perkins, E. Joseph Doty, Warren S. William A. Draper, Toppan & Co. Jamison & Jervis Pilbrow, Edward Draper, Toppan, Longacre & Co. Jervis, William Pilson, James

Draper, Underwood, Bald & Spencer Jhonson, William Pollock, Thomas

Dreser, William Jocelyn, Simeon N. & S.S. Pollock & Doty Dubois, Edward Jocelyn, S. Pollock & Smith Dugan, Augustine Austin Johnson, David G. Prentiss, Edward

Dunnel, Elbridge G. Jones, Alfred Prud’homme, John Frederick Eugene

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Quarré, Ferdinand Whiting, William H. Image Makers Ramsay, David R. Whitney, Thomas R.Bellette, Baletta, Anthony Raphiel, Raphiel Whitney & Hicks Antonie Rawdon, Freeman Winslow, Henry I. Bilety, Antony Rawdon, Ralph Winslow & Kingsley Charisole, Bartholomew Rawdon, WrightHatch & Co.&Wood, James W.S.Mackeney, Peter Rawdon, Wright, Co. Woolcocks, T. Parotie, John Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson Worts, William Proat, John Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Smillie Wright, C. C., & Prentiss

Reason, Patrick Wright, Charles C.Neziah Ink Makers. . . Reed, E. F. Wright, Reed & Biasell WrightH. & Wright Bale M {including Blacking; Remmey, Charles & Prentiss ers) Ivory Black

Reynolds, Francis Benedict, Martin rey: Jon Engraving Dealers, Galleries, Sellers, Chenel Patrick Robertson, William R. and Stores Davids, Charles L. Rodda, William See Galleries. Davids, Charles L. & Thaddeus Rollinson, Charles Davids, Henry V.H Rollinson, William Fancy Labels Do Thaddeus Rowe. john A.Raphael Goodwin, Samuel Durent.John Thomas. ° Schoyer, . Grant, Scoles, John Galleries Heath, Noble Sealey, Alfred (including Engraving, Painting, Hirst, William Shaw, B. Picture, and Print Dealers, Galleries, Johnson, Thomas Snaw Jone. B. E Sellers, and Stores) Ne Walt Sherman & Smith Bourne, George Melksham Lightbody, James

Shields, Charles Bauck &George SchwartzLowber, Lowber,William Elizabeth Shriver, John Burgess, Slinglandt JacobCooke, Campbell, James Osborn M. Mather, George Smillie James George & Dryden

.aesi yware, .eelO ,G , & Co. : Prout, P. Jos, Thoma Brey M Mowe

Smillie, William C. De aries Osborn, Douglass & Co.

Smith, John Calvin Disturnell, John Paterson, Willfam, & Co.

Smith, William D. ah Spearing Pierce, Moses Stiles, Sherman & Smith Keenan, Cornelius Prout, William F. Story, ThomasHCKnight, Keene, Robert SamuelRussell, Rowe, Thomas Stout, George Emanuel Stout, James D. Lewis, Robert Sylvester, Fordys Stout, John B., & Co. Lloyd, Henry H. J. Wang, Frederick

eine y; n .

Stout & Warner Nove: Alexander Weston, Thomas G. ctrattam, Oliver, John Wiseman, wain & William OsbreyF.Paff. Michael iseman Samu andley

’ iell, HithE.&emy All -

Terbect, George W Peabody, Charles H., & Co. Institutions

Thompson James Fyne, James A. Academy of Painting Throop, Oramel H. Rie pone American Academy of the Fine Arts Tompson, William M Schults, William American Anti-Slavery Society Toppan, Charles, & Co. Smit! &Peter, ee American and Foreign Bible Society Trested. Richard Sonvico, & Co. A . Bible Societ Tuthill, William H. Vanbeuren, Peter G. American Biblical Repository

Underwood, Bald & Spencer American Museum Underwood, Bald, Spencer & Hufty Glass Engravers American Temperance Union Valentine, SamuelBrice, Beckert, AndrewJ.American TractLibrary Society Vinten & Elton Nicholas Apprentices’

Wade, Elias, Jr. Euterpian Hall Wallen, Samuel, Jr. Historical Painters Exchange Reading Room

Wallin, James E. H. Anelli. Francisco Foreign Periodicals Republications

Wallin, HenryEdward A German Library Association Wallin, Samuel SamuehBro Sr.oks Coates, C. Hall of Science .

Warner, F. Lawyers’ Library Institute Charles erguson, Duncan : Warner, . Lyceum of Natural History Warner, Charles & Alfred risher ne Menrick do Marine Bible Society Waterstone, William Morse,Mearcantile Samuel F. B. Massachusetts Sabbath School Wells, Joseph Library Wellstood, John G. Peale, Rembrandt Museum (Scudder’s) Whaites Edward P. Vanderlyn, John National Academy of Design Whaites, L.Makers National Gallery White, Roswell N.John Horn Book National Society of Literature & Science White, Thomas, Jr. G. Yates, Thomas New YorkDepository & Marine Bible Society White, William Yates & Bridgens

284 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Institutions (cont. ) Bisbee, John Map Colorers

New York Athenaum niche rial R See also Colorists. New York Bible Society Depository Buck John B ° Finlayson, Isabella New York City Lyceum Buficr d John H Holmes, Catharine

ment Map Makers Society Canova, Dominick Mott, Joseph P.

New York City Lyceum & Reading Room Blonde Hi olette Sharpe, George New York Dyeing & Printing Establish- Bourquin Charles Smith, Diana M.

New Historical Society powen, vole x C. on h,&ouc Mott° NewYork York Historical and Philosophical

New York Museum : New York Society Intelligence office Cee iene cobs Map Mounters Canova & Tarby

New York Society Library Chenard. Anthon ye Doty, Warren S. New York Typographical Society Chevanne Amid 2, ° Hill, Benjamin

Philosophical Society . ,

Protestant Episcopal Printing Press on bdwaed Ww Map Publishers

Revival TractHall Depository Clonney, John G. Burr,Edmund David H.M. Stationer’s : . Currier, Nathaniel Blunt, Sunday School Union Depository Desobry, Prosper Charles, Henry

li Dorival, John Hooker, William Intelligencers Endicott & Swett Lay, Amos Cook, Seth T., & Co. Endicott, George Phelps, Humphrey Elliott, Thomas Endicott, William Phelps &Squier Ensign Hull, John Farley, John G. Phelps & Hutson, William Felton, Charles B. Squire, Bela S., Jr. M’Cabe, John, & Fleetwood, Co. Field, George Stebbins, Rowland Radde & Paulsen Anthony Stebbins &Wilson Carr Wager, James Friend, Graham, NormanCurtis M. Stebbins & B. Wilcox, A. F.

Landscape Painters Graham, Curtis B. & John R. Wilson, Richard J.

Bates. W. D. Greene & McGowran Chambers, Thomas Greene & Pishbourne Map Stores

Coates, EdmundHayward, C. Haring,George Robert Blunt, E.Edmund & G. W. Cole, Thomas Blunt, Demaray, Joseph Hayward &Alfred Pillow Blunt, George W. Doratt, Charles Hoffy, Blunt, John Doughty, Thomas Holmes,Anthony NathanielBurr, Burr,Henry David K. Graham, Albert Imbert, A. Nelson, Robert Jenkins, Daniel S. Colton, Joseph H. Richardson, Andrew Langlumé, Laurent Colton & Disturnell Ward, George W.French, Ensign, John Timothy Ward,Jacob T. &C. D.Lewis, Major, James F.

Warner, John W. Major, JohnPeter Goodrich & Wiley Maverick, Hadley, William H.

Mesier, Peter A. Hooker, William Lettercutters d Miller, John ee ‘Typefounders. Miller,Peter RobertLatourette, Mould, Charles C.

. . Miller & Co. Tanner, Thomas R. Librarians Murray, James C. Tanner & Disturnell Cahoon, Edward Pendleton, John B. Delf, Thomas bomuman, John James Miniature Fisher, Charles B. eters, APainters Forbes, John Poortermans, John C. none Ditred iS ° Forbes, Philip J. Price, John B adger Joseph Ww. Jones, John T. Probst, John Baker, George A. Lutkins, Stephen:H. Risso & Browne . Barbour, Francis

i’D.

. Bartlett, Jason R.

Palmer, John W. Risso, Charles

Roberts,Benjamin David Robertson, Alexander Boudet. D. W Smith, Sanford, George T. Bra dley John. Southerland, Searl,Henry Henry Clark, Alvan Turner, WilliamJohn W. Serrell, A. Clonney, James Snider, J. George a °G See Calligraphers. stodart & Currier Dickinson, Anson ubniae Henry Dodge, Edward S. Literary Agents Townsend, Charles E.: Ee OL Ww See also Book Agents; Tract Agents. y, VU. 4. R Walsh, Michael Fanshaw, Samuel

Li Stodart,’ Adam Collas, Lewis imners . Curtis, Charles

Watson, C. White, James ,, vay:Ransom eaeJ.G.. Williams, Germon, John D. Williams, Michael Guillet. Charlotte

Willis, William R. Hains, William, Jr. Lithographers George (including LithographicHansell, Printers) . . Hassell, GeorgeH. H.

Baker, Alfred E. Machine Printer Heidemans, Henri P.

Beat, Joseph Maquestrin, Robert Hite, George H.

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Hope, Thomas W. Music Engravers Schwachhofer, Edward

Inman &Edwin Cummings Birch,Dennis Thomas Slinglandt, Jacob Jackson, W. Driscoll, C. Spier & Woehning Kimberly, James H. Prescott, Thomas Stodart, William

re ane B. Slinglandt, Jacob singe: James H. Ne Theocore A Watson, George Toe ow evie, John E. Tone, Robert omas, Henry Lockwood, William Wakelam, WilliamW. J. Thurston, Nathaniel

ougall, John A. orp nger

Metcalf, Elisb Music Printers Walker, Daniel Meucci, Anthony (including Music Publishers) Walker, John Millard, David C.Bogert, Ackerman, George W. Williamson, John Miller, Isaac Issac D. Willson, Joseph Miller, William H. Brown, John Woehning, Charles

Newcombe, George W. Emerson, James Wolter, John Frederick Newton, James S. Keyser, Benjamin Okolomski, Ferdinand Kimber. Frederick Music Teachers Page, William Knox, Jacob See Teachers of Music. Parisen, Philip, Sr. Riley, Edward

Park Eldri i wn,

Parisen, William D. Riley, E., & Co. News Rooms

Parker, Thomas H.Stores Brown, Charles Parsell “broken Music Eastburn, James , Allen, Francis D. Exchange Reading Room Raymond, Henry W. Atwi was twill, Joseph F. Gilpin, Samuel S. Reynolds, Emanuel Bacon, G George Hale, James W. Rhoades, JohnFrederick S. Bancroft & News Holl ’Room Rogers, Nathan cro olley Hale’s , Bromberg, Hudson, Robert E.

Rousseau, Edmund B b g Hudson’s 1 ‘ romberg, samue News Schroeder, Cornelius Ch : Room uno, CharlesBr Marvin, Aaron, Jr.

Seaman, Charles Bunvie. R Sheys Ww. Pp. Chambers, Thomas H. Moran & Brown Charles G.Porter, Parker, William H. Shumway, Henry C. Davis. Willi ; ’. Christman, avis, William J. John K. Davis & Torrey, M. Cutler Dingle, Samuel K. Horn Ruggles, David Trott, Benjamin Dubois, William Newsmen Wanna Dubois &Bacon Bacon (including News. 9 Collector) Weine seJames 4 ar Dubois, & Chambers

Swift, Horatio N. . :

Wane Dubois &George StodartLowber, Gardiner, James ilson,or D.cary W. Endicott, William Firth, John Magill, Alexander

Modellers Firth Hall van, Martin J. . . ° Geib, A. & &Geib. W.Adam oore, James (including Figure Makers) Redfield, Nathan B.

Bage, William “aaylor, Taylor. Jh B J Geib, George /osep rown, James Geib. William Thompson, Drake Caneville, Antonio Geib & Walker

ee.?Geslain, T. Newspapers and Periodicals _ Gill, Charles Cyrus Advocate of Moral Reform Ungeretry, Joseph Henderson, Hall, William Albion John Y. The Alexandrian

’ Goff, A. W. The Age M’Gann, John eae .

Lewis, Benjamin G.

Museum K Hewitt, Co. Allgemeine Zeitung \cepersJames HewittL., && Jaques American Agriculturalist

Allen, Horn, CharlesCharles E. American Foreign Anti-Slavery Bell, James JohnP.G. Hoyer, F. and Reporter Bourne, George Melksham Jackson, C. & E. American Baptist

Cops, James T. Jaques, Edward I. American Eclectic Cornell, Richard Jollie, Allen R. American Home Missionary Creighton, James Jollie, Samuel C., & Co. American Labourer

DeKay, John J. E.Meetz, Jollie Raymond & MilletAmerican American Mechanic Fursman, Missionary Register Guillaudeu, Emile Millet, William E. American Monthly Magazine Hill, George H. Mundy, Edward N. American Musical Journal Peale, Reubens Peabody, Charles H., & Co. American Railroad Journal Rogers, Pethick, American Repertory Scudder, Lewis John Poole, JohnJohn C. American Tract Magazine

St. G. Rickers, JohnAnti-Masonic J. Antimason Beacon St. John, John Benjamin & Bell Riley, Edward Review Riley, Henry Anti-Slavery Magazine Music Composer Robb, Eliakim T. Religious Atlas Magazine gcea Iso achers Te h £ Musi Robb & Mundy 0 usic. Rohe, JosephBacheler’s A. Baptist Advocate

Watson, John St. Martin, E. C. Beacon

286 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 Newspapers & Periodicals ( cont. ) Gentleman’s Magazine National Anti-Slavery Standard

Globe and Emerald National Preacher

Bisbee’s New Monthly Magazine Gospel Herald National Trades Union

Blackwood’s Magazine Gospel LightNaval National Union Boston Miscellany Gospel Witness Magazine British Quarterly Reviews Graham’s Magazine New Era Brother Jonathan Green Banner New Monthly Magazine Buccaneer Hawk & Buzzard New World

Budget of Fun Herald New York Advocate Cabinet Magazine Home Missionary & Pastor’s Journal New York American

Calumet of Peace Human Rights New York American Advertiser & Journal Catholic Expositor & L.M. Independent Press New York Amulet Catholic Magazine Islander and Fireman’s Journal New York Annual Register

Chambers’ Edinburgh Journal Journal of Christian Education New York Arena

Children’s Magazine Journal Commerce Christian Advocate Journal ofof Public MoralsNew NewYork YorkAurora Cabinet

Christian Advocate and Journal Journal of the Franklin Institute New York Christian Messenger

Christian Family Magazine Knickerbocker Magazine New York Christian Messenger & Phd.

Christian Herald Ladies’ Companion Universalist Christian Inquirer Ladies’ Gazette New York Commerical Advertiser &

Christian Intelligencer Ladies’ Literary Cabinet Christian Journal Ladies’ Morning Star New YorkSpectator Commercial Gazette Christian Library Ladies’ Repository New York Daily Advertiser Christian Messenger Lady’s Book New York Daily Express Christian Spectator Lady’s World of Fashion New York Daily Sentinel Chronicle of the Times La France Litteraire New York Enquirer

Churchman Law Reporter New York Evangelist Circle du Commerce L’Estafette New York Evening Journal Citizen of the World The Lecturer New York Evening City Gazette City Hall Recorder The Libertine New York Evening Post Colored American Life in New York New York Express The Columbian, for the Country Literary & Theological Review New York Farmer

Comet Literary York Fireman Commercial AdvertiserCompanion Literary GazetteNew New York Freeman’s Journal and Comparative Price Current Log Cabin Catholic Register Constellation Lyceum Reporter New York Gazette Corsair M’Intire’s Bank Note List New York Jeffersonian

Country Merchants’ Intelligencer Mackenzie’s Gazette New York Journal of Commerce

Courier des Etats Unis Magazine of Horticulure New York Lancet

Cyclopedia Indianensis Magazine of the Reformed Dutch Church New York Law Chronicle

Daily Democratic Chronicle The Magnet New York Luminary

Daily Express Man NewNew York Magazine Daily Whig Masonic Register York Mechanic

Day Spring Mechanics’ Gazette New York Medical Gazette (Day’s) New York Bank Note List Mechanics’ Magazine New York Merchant Democratic Review Medico-Chirurgical Review New York Mercury

Dollar Magazine Mentor and Fireside Review New York Mirror and Ladies Literary Dollar Weekly Mercantile Advertiser Gazette Downfall of Babylon Mercantile Advertiser & New York New York Morning Courier & Enquirer

El Redactor Advocate New York Morning Herald & Statesman Emancipator Merchants’ Intelligencer New York Morning Standard & StatesEmerald Merchants’ Magazine and Commercial man Emigrant & Old Countryman Review New York National Advocate European Merchant’s Telegraph New York Native American

Evening Chronicle Merry’s Museum New York Observer Evening Signal Metropolitan Magazine New York Patriot Evening Star Minstrel New York Pioneer Evening Star & Clay Pioneer Missionary Herald New York Planet Evening Tattler Monthly AdvertiserNew New York York Reference Evergreen Monthly Distributor Review Examiner Monthly Repository & Library of New York Sabbath School Monitor Expositor Entertaining Knowledge New York Spectator Family Magazine Moral Lyceum & Genius of Temperance New York Standard Evening Journal Methodist Magazine & Quarterly Review New York Parlor Magazine

Family Minstrel Moral Reformer New York Statesman Farmer’s and Gardener’s Magazine Morning Chronicle New York Sunday Morning News

Female Advocate Morning Chronicle & Tippecanoe New York Sunday School Advocate

Foreign Evangelical Advocate New York Sunday School Journal Franklin Daily Advertiser Morning Courier New York Times

Franklin Library Morning Courier & New York Enquirer New York Times and Common IntelliFree Inquirer Family Library Morning Herald & Statesman New York Times and Evening Star

Free Enquirer Morning Dispatch gencer

Freedom’s Journal Morning Post New Freeman’s Journal Mothers’ Magazine NewYork YorkTranscript Traveller Gazette Extraordinary Musical Cabinet New York Tribune

Genius of Temperance The National Advocate New York Washingtonian

A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42 287 New York Watchman Universalist Union & Christian Messenger Van Schaick, Cornelius

New York Weekly Messenger Weekly Messenger, Badger’s Vyvyan, Henry

Diary The Whip Wier, Richard New Yorker Staats-Zeitung Young Men’s Advocate New-York Friendly Association Noahs’ Advocate Youth’s Cabinet . of Noah’s Enquirer Youth’s Companion & Weekly Family Master Book-Binders.

New York Weekly Register & Catholic Weekly Visitor & Ladies’ Museum Walker, William, Standing Committee

New Whig Working Men’s Advocate Wolfe, Francis W. NewYork Yorker World

Northern Light Visitor This list 1s taken from a broadside Noticioso de Ambos Mundos Youth’s Friend List of Prices (New York: New-

The Organ . . The The Passion FlowerZion’s at the NewWatchman York Public Library.

Old Countryman Youth's Temperance Advocate York Friendly Association of Master Olive Branch Youth s Temperance Lecturer Bookbinders, 1822 ) known only in a copy Patent Rights New-York Benevolent Association of List of Prices, with the “Members” box

Patriarch Journeymen Book-Binders. replaced by prices for machine ruling,

gazine a

Penny Post rae by Peter Cottom his They mt Whole People’s Library stitution and By-Laws of thein New-York

Penny Magazine and Cyclopedia This list is compiled from the Con- was also published (with slight variation)

Peoples’ Press Benevolent Association of Journeymen Art of Book-Binding ( Richmond, Va.: Petit Courrier de[s] Damef{s] Book-Binders, as revised and adopted Cottom, 1824). This version, with the

Plaindealer January 1, 1835 (New York: 1835), a broadside reduced in size, was reprinted Plebian copy of which is held in the collections in the series History of Bookbinding Protestant Magazi of the American Antiquarian Society. q & Protestant Vindicator This use of that copy is gratefully London: Garland Publishing, Inc., Public Traveller acknowledged to the Society. 1990). Quarterly Paper of the Foreign Evangeli- Anderson, Charles Allen, L.

The Protestant Technique and Design (New York & cal Society Arison, Richard H. Allender, William N. Railroad Journal Barber, William S. Arthur, James The Rainbow Barnes, Jackson Beardsley, R. Reformation Advocate Beatty, Robert, Cor[responding] Secretary Champley, George

Reformed Dutch Church Magazine Bolen, Daniel M. Cheesman, Joseph B.

Religious Chronicle Bradford, John Cills, James H. Republican Sentinel Brower, A. D. Collard, Archer Republic of Letters Butcher, Robert, Jr. Costigan, James

Revue Francaise Byrnes, Charles Daly, Edward Sabbath School Visitor Caddell, Alexander S. Day, J. W.

Sailor’s Magazine & Naval Journal Chesnut, James, Standing Committee Duyckinck, Ev. Saturday Evening Gazette Crolius, John D. Forster, Joseph

Saturday Magazine Crygier, John Garson,William Tho[mas] Scottish Journal Davis, Henry H. Gilley, B. Scottish Patriot Devoe, Jacob Kent, James G. Shamrock Duyckinck, Charles A. Holmes, N. B. Shipping, Commercial List and Price Evans, Jacob M. Holmes & Samo

Current Farrington, Benjamin Leeland, B. Spectator Fraser, Matthew H. M’Queen, William Spirit of Seventy-Six Fulkerson, David G. Macdonald, Duncan

Spirit of the Times & Life in New York Grant, William Mesier, P. A. Standard Library Hogg, George, Standing Committee Megarey, H. I., President

The Statesman Jewesson, Thos., Secretary Montgomery, John

The Sun Keyser, Hiram Myers, William Sunday Mercury Malcolm, Francis, As(sistan]t Secretary Ronalds, T. A.

Sunday Morning Atlas McBeath, James, Treasurer Sands, E. Sunday Morning Visitor McCabe, James S. Seymour, James Sunday Packet and Examiner McHaffey, John Smith, Nathaniel Sunday Reporter McKibbin, George Starr, Charles, Secretary Sunday School Advocate Middlebrook, Samuel Thompson, John

Sunday SchoolNorris, VisitorWilliam Morrell,Walker, J. Turner, L. Sunday Times William Sylvester’s New Reporter, Counterfeit Ormerod, George Wortman, John Detector, Bank Note Table and New Palmer, Melancthon

York Prices Current Parker, Horatio N. Painting Dealers, Galleries, Sellers,

Syvester’s S.J. Reporter Parks, John B.andOres St Tailors’ Magazine Ramsay, Alexander The Telescope Rese, John See Galleries.

Temperance Advocate Robinson, Joseph Times . ; Salmon, John, President Painting Teachers Traveller & Spirit of the Times Schoals, Francis P. See Teachers of Painting.

canara Scott, Robert uth seler Shields, Standing Committee Panoramas . United States Farmer Charles, Spence, David B., Vice-President

Universal Traveller Thomas, John F. See also Dioramas. Universal Traveller and Commercial Trotter, Thomas Catherwood, Frederick

Register Van Derzee, Walter Crosby, Orren

288 A REGISTER OF THE NEW YORK CITY BOOK TRADES, 1821-42

Paper Boxes Durell, Henry Lippette, Ernst Failing, JosiahSmith, Smith Lemuel & Cook

Luckner, Fitzgerald, John J.,John & Sons Luckner,Frederick Robert French, James H.Tiebout, Tiebout,

Maier, William French & Plyer Trench, Thomas Meyer, William Gilman, Peter Walsh, Robert Oram, William Jones, Charles Wheeler & Root Peuscher, George Jones, John

Selchow, Jones,James John,(including Jr. Paper Warehouses Selchow &Frederick Roding Kirk, Paper Commission Walker, John Laforge, Samuel Merchants; Paper Walsh, James Lennon, John Abb JohnMerchants) D

Patte, A. Abbot & EL

Peacock, George °y Paper Colorers ; Pierson Amie Abbot & Wilcomb (including Marblers; Painters); See Pittinger. James Barclay, Henry also Paper Stainers. Plyer, George Bartlett,&Caleb Blanc, William Roberts, David Bartlett Ely Blanc & Boden Shaw, Abner L. Bartow, Robert & George Boden, Augustus F. Strong, Orange W. Bartow, William & George

Clancy, William Thompson, Paris Beach, Moses Y. Clensey, William White, James W. Brower, George W. Fertel & Hawkes Winans, Isaac Burnap, Gaius C.

Hawkes, C. Campbell, Campbell, J.John & S. Lippens,Henry Francis

Newman, Henry Paper Stores Campbell, John, & Co. Peacock, Allen (including Paper Cutters; Paper Campbell & Persse

Roberts, ollins, stacy D. White, James David Babcock, Nathan Cosine, Garret Beebe, Samuel C J L Wroe, Edward Brice, Alexander R ee ae Horace ° Cross, Bulkley & Gookin Paper Makers BrownBrooks , Nathan Donaldson, Robert Boyle, Joseph T. Bulkley, Edwin Good,&William W) Burritt, Abel Burnap, Gaius C. Good Melcher Butler, Asa Campbell, John S. HPeter ’ ageman, Reess, Evan D. Dealers; Paper Merchants) canheld s¢ var

, . Ely, Smith

. . Laflin, W. W. & C.

Butler, Henry V. Canfield, Dayton I. . . . Cellarier, Francis Owen ’Cleary, . Laflin & Field

Coffman, John Collins, P. Coghlan, Daniel Ludlow.Thomas Alfred W Conklin, Jesse Stacy B. Marshall, 9Curtis, Melcher, Joseph Crothers, Alexander Edward . Davis, James D’Wolf, Jehiel MKT: Myers, J. D. Dunlap, Matthew Elliot, Dunlap,Daniel William Gray, William ’ Peacock, George Hawley, Samuel W. Ely, Eugene : Hughes, Jonathan Field, Cyrus W. Persse. Dudle Hughes BleythingGarread, Forker, J.John & J. Persse Brooks Martin,&Richard Post. & John §

Cook, Cook,Mary George , ; . say: ? :John Miles, . or Myers, Joseph S. : Pelton, Milo S.

.Reybert, ’ Seymour, Jonathan Jesse Greele & Elliott y . ; Newton, Gerry,R.Elbridge Phillips,Lewis Nathaniel Gookin,Schenck Hiram Seth N. ” C"

Pine, Greele, Augustus Seymour, Melancthon Reed,Robert James Greele, Robert R. Sermour & CoL

. ’ White, Norman

Smart, Joseph Hart, Henry oD 2. Valentine, W.,: :& Sons Tach, Abraham Hinton, William Vail, Trench &Hyatt, Co. Hurlbert, Jesse P. : James . ways eee White & Sheffield White, William Benjamin Wilcomb, ; ; Medlicott, William G.Maker , Paper Making Machinery Minns, Thomas Pencil Brown, John L., &Myers, Co. Moore, D. ;I. Joseph S. Austin Cohen, Lewis Paper Rulers Myers & Minns . Adriance Abraham V. V Noble & Pelton Penmanship Taylor, Richard

Brown. Thomas a O’Hara, R. & & P., & Brother See Teachers of Writing. . an O’Hara, Robert, Co.

Mills, Timothy Poillon, . Elkanah Peter, Jr. Penmen Townsend, M. .Quills. .. Tucker. Edward Priestly, John See Calligraphers; , Ripley, George B. Paper Stainers Ripley, James L. Periodicals

See also Paper Colorers. Sands, Daniel H. ct ’ Brown, Joshua Shaw, William see also News Rooms. For periodical Cartwright, Thomas Sheffield, Joseph B. titles, see Newspapers and Periodicals. Drew, Thomas Sherman, Henry John W. Bourne, George Melksham Durand, Benjamin Slack, Dando, Stephen

P 1 Root, Elisha, Jr. (including agents for specific titles);

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Fenner, BenjaminDawes, Curtis,William, Charles Mount, S.A. & W.S. Foster, Theodore Jr. Muler, Hector Jackson, Thomas H. Dejongh, James Nelson, Robert King, D. Cleaves Derose, Anthony L. Nims, James King & Co. Dickinson, Obadiah Osgood, Charles Lane, Francis S. Dodge, Edward S. Osgood, S.S. Paulsen, George Henry Douglass, Robert, Jr. Page, William Radde &William PaulsenDubois, Drake,Daniel John P. Paradise, John Stodart, N. Parker, C. R. A. Webster, James Dunlap, William Pauling, Richard Durand, Asher Brown Peale, Rembrandt

: iffe, William illips, J. Edmun See Galleries. Elliott, Charles L. Phillips, John E. Picture aor Liners Fairfield, Hannah T. Pine, James ; Fanning, Solomon Potter, Edward C.

Picture Dealers and Galleries mad wan, heen John Edmund See also Artists’ Supplies. Field, D. W. Powell, William H. Handley, William Field, Erastus Quidor, John M’Dermott, Edward Finch, E. Ranney, William Fisher, Alanson Rees, John E. Picture :Sellers, and Stores isher,L. Ain aL Rogers, David 4 ordham,Fowler, Hubbard ousseau, Edmun See Galleries. Trevor T. Ryer, Lewis . Franquinet, William Sand, F.J.J.J. Playing Cards Freeman, James Sawyer, See also Card Makers. Frothingham, James Schroeder, Cornelius | Drake, Harvey, & Co. Frothingham, James, Jr. Schwartz, Frederick Faver, David Gassner, George Shegogue, Seaman, Charles Ragan, Thomas Geib, Theodore James H. Sauzade, Robert Goodell, Ira C. Sheys, W. P. Gray, Henry Peters Simons, Milton E. Pongee Dyers, Embossers, Engravers, Hagan, John Simons & Lund

oo ’Printers. Hanks,Hanks, James A.F.Smith, See Cloth Jarvis Spencer,Francis Frederick R. Harris, Joseph T. Stanberry, Joseph B. Portrait Painters Herring, Frederick W. Stearns, Junius Agate, Frederick S.Hicks, Herring, James,Stewart, Jr. Steere,Alexander Arnold Ames, Daniel F. Thomas Anelli, Francisco Hillyer, William, Jr. Swain, WilliamW. Arnold, George Hope, Thomas W. Swift, Jonathan Audubon, John W.Huggins, Hoxie, Daniel Stansbury Talbot, Jesse Barbaud, Augustus T. Thompson, Jerome Barington, John Hunt, Samuel V. Thorp, Thomas B. Barker, David R. Huntington, Daniel Torrey, M. Cutler Bartlett, Jason R.Hutchings, Hutchings,Stephen Samuel B. L. Trott, Benjamin Beckwith, John Turner, Ethan Bingham, Luther Ingham, Charles C. Twibill, George W.,L.Jr. Bisbee, John Inman, Henry Vultee, Frederick Finishers. Glaziers. and Printers Hamilton, William R. Smith, Allen, Jr.

Bosworth, James, Jr. Inman & Cummings Walcutt, William

Boudet, D. W.O.Jackson, Joseph Waldo, Samuel L. Boyle, Arthur Jackson, Thomas Waldo & Jewett Bradley, John James, John Wallace, Benjamin A. Brooks, Henry A. Jarvis, Charles Warrell, James Browere, Albertus D. O. Jarvis, John W. Watson, Stewart Browere, John Henry Isaac Jewett, William White, Edwin Brown, William M. Lawson, Percival P. Whitehead, John H. Brundage, Ebenezer F. Lehmann, T. F. Whitehorne, James Bryant, Henry Lehr, John Williams, Micah

Burford, Linen, George Henry Burkhart, John Charles F. Linen, JohnWillson, Wilson, Matthew

Burlin, Richard M’Naughtan, —D.Winter, George Burr, William H. Marchant, Edward Withers, Ebenezer Callaway, George Marsiglia, Girlando Wolcott, William Catlin, George Matteson, Henry B. Wood, John Cecire, Raymond Matteson, Tompkins H. Wright, James H. Chambers, William Maria ' Clark, Isaac ayr,vy: Vhristian

Clark, Joseph Merchant, E. D. Press MakersJoiners. Coffee, William Merrill, Helim See also Printers’ Collas, Lewis Metcalf, Bliab Beach,William Jared Cooke, Robert Miller, Isaac Dennis, Cooper, Cornelius Monroe, JamesHoe, Guyon, Henry Cooper, G. V. Mooney, Edward Richard M. Cranch, John Morein, Augustus Hoe, Robert Cummings, Thomas S. Morse, Samuel F. B. Levy, Francis

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Press Makers ( cont. ) Bancker, John Bradbury & Macdaniel Rawlinson. James S$ Bannister, Ridley Bradley, Frederick W.

Roe William ° Baptist, AnthonyJr.Brady, Alexander Rust Samuel Baptist, Anthony, Brady, Andrew Rust. & Turney Barnard, Arthur H. Brainerd, Henry P.S.W. Sheridan. Bernard Barnes, Aaron Branch, Albert Smith Benejah a. Barnes, Daniel Brewer, John S. P. Smith, Matthew Barnes, Edward L. Briest, Lewis Smith, Peter Barnett, Joseph Bristol, Hyman D.

Worrall & Co Barr, Joseph K. Broadwell, William ’ ’ °Henry, Barstow, John Broderick, Joseph

Print Dealers, Galleries, Sellers, and Bartlett, goshu ° Brooke “Charles H.

Stores Barton, William Brooks, Joseph See Galleries. Barton, William, Jr. Brooks, R. P.

Bates, William Brown, B. Curtis

. Baxter, Samuel F. Brown, Briant C. Printers Bayley, William S. Brown, Bush F. See also Cloth Printers; Compositors; Beaumont, Francis Brown, Christian Copperplate Printers; Lithographers; Beaumont, Trigant de Brown, George I.

Machine Printer; Music Printers. Beaumont & Wallace Brown, H. & S.

Abrams, Lorenzo Beckwith, James Brown, Henry A. Ackerman, George W. Bedford, Joseph Brown, Hori Adams, Belcher, Morrison Brown,John JohnD. Adams, Charles John H.L.Bell, George W. Brown,

Adams, John S. Bell, Bell, Oliver Jared W. Brown, John JohnL. J. Adams, Samuel T. Brown, Adee, Thomas J. S. Brown, Affleck,Daniel Robert Bell, Bellamy, Edward Brown,John John T. V.

Aiken, Mark M. Bellamy, Elisha Brown,William John W.H. Alder, William Bennett, James A. Brown, Alexander, William Bennett, William Brown& &Miller Hallett Alford, Ed. P. Berault, Charles, Jr. Brown Alfred, EdmundB.P.Best, Bertwhistle, John Browning, Ebenezer Allee, Joseph Charles Brownson, William Allen, Francis D. Bigelow, William H. Bruce, David M. Allen, FrancisP.D., Jr. Bingham, Bruce, George Allen, George Birch, George L.,Samuel & Co. Buckhout, Isaac

Allen, William W. Bird, DanielJohn Buckingham, J. L. Amerman, John W. Birtwhistle, Buer, Joseph Anderson, AbrahamB.Bishop, OtisBunce, Bunce,Charles CharlesW. Anderson, Abraham Black, John Anderson, Andrew Blackman, Henry P. Bunce, Edward Anderson, Henry Blake, John W. Bunce, George F. Anderson, James Blake & Co. Bunnard, Francis

Anderson, Robert Blanchard, Charles James Burger, Gerardus C.

Anderson, Thaddeus Blauvelt,Thomas AndrewT. I. Burk, Anderson & Smith Blauvelt, Burk, Andrew William Andrews, John C. Bliss & Watson Burke, Matthias Anthony, Henry L.Bodge, Bloomfield, James Burnett, James G. Appleby, Gotlieb William B. Burnett & Allen Applegate, Lewis Boggs, William G. BurnettWilliam, & Smith Applegate, William Bolen, Henry P. Burroughs, & Co. Appleton, William M. Bolen, John George Burton, Samuel W. Archdekin, Benedict Whitlock Armour, JacobWilliam D. L. M. Bolmore, Booth, Alfred BusteedsBurton Brother& (John) Armstrong, James D. Booth, JamesButterfield, Butler, Andrew J. W. Armstrong, William Booth, Jeremiah Thomas W. Armstrong, William C. Booth, Jonas Butters, William T. Arnold, Effingham W. Booth, Jonas, & Sons Buxton, George

Ash, Robert Booth, Jonas, Jr. Byrne, Daniel Ashman, John J. Booth, Jonas, Sr. Cadwallader, M. Ashton, Samuel Booth, Lewis Cahill, Daniel C. Ask, Joseph E. Booth, Samuel Cain, Joseph Asley, John L. Booth, William Calder, Charles James A. Austin, Galen Booth & Smith Calhoun, Austraytz, Frederick Bootman & Smith Campbell, James Donald Axford, John Both, James Campbell, Badger, Barber Bourne, William O. E. Campbell, Russell Badger, Stephen Bowles,Norwood Josiah H. Campbell, William Bailey, James Bowne, Canada, George Bailleul, George Bowne, Wisner & Co. Canfield, Edward Baldwin, Charles N. Boyce, IsaacS. D.Canfield, Canfield,Russell George Ball, William Bradbury, Joseph Ballard, Bradbury,William SamuelL.F.Carpenter, Cantine & Morgan Bancker, William Herman Bradbury, George A.

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Carter, John Crooker, Thomas Dyckman, James Carter & Thorp Crumbie, Robert Eagleson, Charles Cassidy, Hugh Crump &Samuel Co. Earle, William A. Caulfield, Michael Cuckow, J. Eastburn, John W. Chambers, Moses Culley, John Eastburn, Thomas Chatterton, Stephen S. Cumming, John Eastman, Samuel B. Chatterton & Cassidy Cunningham, Andrew Edge, Thomas Chatterton & Crist Cunningham, Joseph Edwards, Thomas

Child, Asa Curry, James Efner, Valentine Childs, Caspar C. Curtis, Charles F. Egan, Henry J. Childs, & E., Jr. Curtis, GeorgeH. W.Egbert, Egbert, James Henry Childs C.C. & Devoe Curtis, Nelson

Child & Robert Wells Cushing, Clark B. Egbert, Nathaniel James D. T. Chivers, Cushing & Price Eldredge, Cisco, WilliamS.F.Daneker, Dalby, Charles WilliamW.Elliott, John M. Clark, Denison Elliott, Joseph Clark, Lemuel E. Danforth, John M. Ellis, ElliottBenjamin & Palmer Clark, William Danforth & Penfold Clarke, EdwardDarke, Darby,Joseph Levi Elton, Robert H. Clarke, Francis Emerson, John Clarke, John S.G.Dason, Thomas Endicott, George Clarkson, James Davey, Anthony G. Engle, Samuel S. Clarkson, Samuel G. Davies, Daniel Esley, John Clawson, William P. Davis, Charles Albert Estabrook, Silas Clayton, Edwin Edwin B. A. Davis, Davis, William Thomas A. O. Evans, Estey, James L. Clayton, George Clayton, John G. Day, Benjamin H. Evans, Evans, George George H. Clayton, William H. Day, Elias H. Clayton & Vannorden Day, Mahlon Evans, John W.

Coates, ThomasDay P. Day, Samuel Evans, JosephP. Cobett, Charles & Wisner Evans, Thomas Cogswell, William H. Dean, Charles G. Evans & Brooks

Cole, Peter W. Dean, John Everitt, George W. Cole & Vanderpool Dean, William E. Fabridge, John Collins, Benjamin S. Deans, David Fanshaw, DanielD. Collins, James Debois, William H. Fanshaw, William Collord, James H. Decker, William Farr, John Colyer, William Degray, John Farrand, Joseph

Colyer & MilesDemarest, Deloynes,William AlfredH. Farrington, Thomas Condit, Baldwin Faulkner, Francis Condit, Isaac B. Denyse, Dennett,William George Fearon, Fearon, Foster EdwardB. Conklin, Joseph Conneray, EdwardDesnoues, D. Deshays, Charles Fell, Jesse Connor, Edward Joseph Ferguson, Robert Connor, James Devoe, William Field, Leonard Conover, Peter Dickinson, Dick, John Fielding, William H. Conrad, Ephraim Andrew Figsbie, Alfonso Conrad, James M. Dickson,Samuel JamesFindlay, Finch, John Conrad, Thomas J. Dickson, Robert Converse, Sherman Dill, Vincent L. Fish, Adrastus Cook, Joseph Dingley, Charles Fish, Francis G. Cook, William H., Jr. Dixon, James Fish, Frederick Coombes, John Nathaniel L. Dixon, John Fisk, Theophilus Cooper, Dodd, Joshua Fisk, William P. Cortelyou, George S. H. Dodd & Folsom Fiske, William Coulter, Samuel AndrewDonaldson, B. Dolby, William Fitzgerald,William Robert Coulter, Pascal Fitzgerald, Cowan, Donington, JohnBernard W. Fitzgibbon, Cowing, John Charles C. Donnelly, Flanagan, William Adam C.E.

Cox, Donnum, Silas Fleet, Samuel Craft, George James Dorr, William S. Fleming, William

Craig, Jared Dorr & Butterfield Floyd, James Craighead, Robert Dorrington, Wickliff Folsom, Abraham Craighead & Allen Douglass, George Folsom, Levi

Craw, Dow, WilliamForbes, Forbes, Duncan David A. Craw,Alexander John Doyle, William Crawford, Alexander Jr. Drake, Silas D. Forbes, John Crawford, Alexander, Draper, James Ford, Arthur Crawford, IsaacDuffy, Dubois, WilliamS.Forman, Crawford, Lewis Bartholomew Forsaith, George William

Crawford, Peter Duffy,William John Fowler, Charles W. Crissy, John Duncan, Fowler, John Crist, John W. Dunkin, William Fraetas, Josiah A. Croker, Henry Dunscomb, John Fraetas & Kelley Croker, Henry, Jr. Durant, Charles F. Francis, George Crooker, Samuel H. Durell, William Francis, William A.

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Printers ( cont. ) Harper,Harper, JosephRichard W. Humphreys, Moses C. Hunt, Alexander Frankish, Samuel Harper &Thomas BrothersHuntley, Hunt, John H.J. Franklin, William Harries, G. & French, James M. Harris, Nathan C. Huntley, George B.

French, Samuel S. Friesman, Philip Sebur S.Harris, Harrison, Charles Huntley, P. Huntley,John John T.

Fullerton, Archibald Harrison, JosephW. W.Hurtin, Hurley,John James Gallagher, Peter Harrison, William P., Jr. Gallagher & Smith Hart, Francis Huyler, James Gallup, Rufus B. Hart, Jehiel Hyer, William G. Gamble, Benjamin F. Hartshorne, William Hyne, Joseph W. Garthwaite, David Harvey, John John C. Q.Jackson, Ingersoll, John Garver, Edwin L. Harwood, John M. Garvin & Rodgers Haswell, George D. Jackson, Morris Garwood, Manley R. Hatrick, James Jackson, Solomon H.

Gates, Hiram Hauptman, Jacob, Jr. Jacobus, Lemuel W. Geddes, Robert Haviland, Stephen Jakels, John Gee, Nathaniel Hawkshurst, Israel Jane, Addison A. Gent, James Hay, James Jansen, Benjamin G. Gent, William Haynes, Joseph W. Janvier, William T. George, Thomas, Jr. Hays, Joseph W. Jayne, Walter P. Gibb, James Hayward, Lynde & Stanley Jenkinson, James Gibbs, John Hayward, Stanley & Co. Jennings, Ezra H. Gilbert, Thomas T. Head, Samuel K. Jennings, Joseph Gillespie, Lewis W. Hedge, Egbert Jennings, Samuel B. Glen, Hamilton L. Hedge, Lemuel, & Son Jennings, William Glen, Samuel R.Hendrickson, Hedger, Jeremiah T.Jewell, Jent, William Godwin, Daniel George Leander Gordon, George P. Henley, Edward Jewett, John L. Goss, George W. Henriques, William Johnson, Jacob Gould, Alexander S. Henry,Frederick Thomas L. Johnson, John B. Granja, Juan de la Hepburn, A. Johnson, John C. Grant, Philander S. Herrick, Anson Johnson, Thomas Fuller Grant, Sweeden Herskell, Hiram Johnstone & Vannorden Grant, Thomas W.Higgins, Herskell,Henry William Jones,Edward Asahel Grattan, Edward J. Jones,

Grattan, William Hill, Higgins, Simeon Jones, Ira Gray, Jeremiah Addison Jones, Isaac Gray, JohnA.Hillick, Peter Jones, Isaac F. Gray, John Hincken, Elias J. Jones, Jacob P. Gray, Nathaniel Hincken, Joseph Jones, John Gray & Bunce Hinckley, William Jones,Thomas Richard Greeley, Horace Hine, Jacob Jones, Greeley & Winchester Hodges, David M. Jordan, Thomas Green, Thomas A. Hogan, John Jouffroy, Hugh Grieff, George Hogg, David Julia, Robert

Griffin, Benjamin F. Holly, Ransom Kahm, Peter George Guest, Aaron Holmes, Zadock B. Keenan, M. Gullen, Richard Holroyd, Stephen G. Kelley, John C. Gulnack, Martin Holt, Charles Kelley & Fraetas

Gunn, Benjamin C.Hopkins, Hopkins, William George F. Kelley & Latourrette Gutch, Thomas G. A. Kellogg, John D. Gutierrez, Fernando C. Hopkins & Jennings Kellogg, William Hagadorn, William Hopkins & Morris Kelly, James

Hall, AndrewHoughton, Horsman,Abijah Edward I.Kelly, Kelly,William John W. Hall, Richard O. W. Hallenbeck, John, Jr. Houghton, Theophilus L. Kennaday, James Hallett,Nehemiah Stephen Houston, House, John C.Jr. Kennaday & Cisco Hallick, George, Kennaday & French Hallick, Peter Howard, Elbridge Kennedy, JamesY. Hamblin, Thomas I. Howe, Edward P. Kerr, Christopher Hamilton, Ezekiel Howe, Jedidiah Keyzer,Horace Benjamin Hamilton, Joseph Hoyt, Azor Kimball, K. Hamman, Thomas I. Hoyt, Ezra Kimber, Henry C. Hancock & Co. Hoyt, Ralph Kimber, Richard G. Hardcastle, John Hoyt, Silvanus King, — Hardcastle, JoshuaHubbell, Hoyt &William Bolmer King, GeorgeL.J. Hardcastle, Thomas A. King, George Hardie, Daniel H. F. Hudson, WilliamKing, King,John Henry Hardy, Daniel Huestis, Samuel H. H. Harpending, Smith Hull, Andrew Kingsland, Henry Harper, Fletcher Hull, DavidKingsley, Kingsland & Baptist Harper, J. & J. Hull, William John Lemuel Harper, James Hume, Andrew Kingsmith, Thomas Harper, John Humphreys, Humphrey Kinmouth, James

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Kinnersley,Isaac Thomas M’ElrathPatrick & BangsMitchell, Minthorn, Daniel Mangle Kollack, McGinty, Kramer, Samuel M’Govern, Hugh Mitchell, William

Krauth, Augustus H. M’Gowan, Charles Mitchell, Davis & Harrison

Lane, Francis S. M’Guire, Hugh M. Mitchell & Turner Lang, Robert U. M’Intire, Patrick Moffat, Robert Largin, George M’Karg, John Molineux, William Larkin, Edward M’Kay, John Monahan, Hugh Larkin, William H. M’Kee, Henry Monroe, Otis Lassalle, Charles M’Kee, William Moody, Robert Latham,Nathaniel John P. McLaughlin, M’Lachlin, Edward John Moore, Charles K. Latham, A. Moore, John Latham, William M’Laughlin, John Moore, Richard W. Latourette, Daniel M’Loughlin, John Moran, John Lawlor, John M’Naughton, JohnM. Morgan, Daniel E. Lawrence, Peter Macdaniel, Osborne Morgan, David B. Layden, John Maigne, George B. Morrill, Paul P. Leaycraft, James Maine, Patrick Morris, George Leaycraft, John Major, John Morrison, John C. Lebrun, J. J. Malcolm, Francis Morse, Claudian G. Leefe, George E. P. Manter, James F. Mortimer, Samuel W., & Co. Lemerle, Augustus Manwaring, William G. Morton, Neil Lesage, Julius Maquestrin, Gabriel F. Lesueur, St. Ange, & Co. Marks,Robert SamuelMott, Moulton, John W. Leuba, William Lewis Marks, William Mowbray, Wesley Lewer, Marsh, Henry, Jr. Munson, Anson Lewis, Joseph L. Marsh, James Murden, Joseph Lewlor, John B. Marsh, Joseph M.B. Murphy, Liddle, Josiah Marsh, William Murphy,David John Lincoln, William Charles R. Marsh &Cornelius HarrisonB. Murphy, Thomas S. Linihan, Marshall, Murray, Robert Lintz, John Marshall, John Myers, Caspar

Little, Daniel Marshall, Jonathan Myers, Nathan Livingston, Alfred Marshall, Samuel Myers & Smith Lobdell, Jerome B. Marshall, William Narine, James Loder, William Marthens, George Neale, Nash, Francis Lokey, James Martin, Humphrey Charles Lomax, John Martin, Lambert & Co. Nesbet, RobertF. Lomax & Mitchell Martin, Peter Nesbitt, George Lomax & Vinten Martin, Thomas Neumann, Gustav A. Lonergan, Richard F. Martin, William Nevitt, Charles Long, G. W. Martin, William C.Newell, Newell,William Thomas Long, George Mason, Albert Long, Martin B.Mason, Mason,James Henry Newman, Adolphus Long & Carter C. Newman, Long & Lawrence Mason, Dudley Nichols,William Angus Longking, Joseph Masquerier, Lewis Nichols,Lewis Charles Looker, Ira Mather, Andrew Nichols,

Loomis,William Elijah B.C. Matthews, George H. Nicholson, Nichols, William P. Lord, Maverick, Peter J. D. Lovett, Edward May, George B. Noble, James

Low, John Mead, Ludlam, David Mead,James Peter B.Noe, Noe, James Thomas

Ludlum, David Melvil, Mead, Thomas Nolen, Edward Ludwig, Henry Josiah O’Keefe, Charles Ludwig & Tolefree Melvin, Josiah O’Neill, Thomas Luff, Henry L. Mercein, Thomas R., Jr. Oak, Thomas Lugar, George C. Mercein, William A. Odell, John Luller, John Mercein & Penfold Okeefe, Eugene

Lynch, John Mercein & Post Okeefe, Jeremiah K. Lynch, Joseph P. Merris, Henry Oliver, Isaac Lynch, Patrick J.J.Mesier, James W. E. Oliver, John W. M’Arthur, Robert Messerve, William Oneil, James M’Caully, Metcalf, CyrusOrmiston, Oram, James M’Claskey,Daniel James Meyer, Caspar George

M’Clelland, Joseph C. Miles, Enos Jr. B.Osborn, Ormond, James M’Clenachan, James Miller, Eleazer, William M’Closkey, —T.Miller, James Osborn & Buckingham M’Clure, John Miller, Peleg R. Ovington, Samuel M’Coy, Robert Miller, William A. Owen, Benjamin

M’Cready, LewisMiner, Mills, Pliny F. S. Paige, Oxborough, Edward McCredie, Robert Thomas Wilson & Browne M’Devitt, Charles Ming,Alexander, AlexanderJr. Paige, Wilson & Nichols M’Donald, Peter Ming, Palmer, George W. M’Dougall, William Ming & Cisco Palmer, Jacob

M’Duffee, D. Minor, Daniel K. Palmer, John W.

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Printers ( cont. ) Ramage, William T. Sears & Martin Rammage, William Seaver, Lucas Palmer, John W., & Co. Ramsay, David D. Seaver & Bronson Palmer, Thomas H. Ramsey, David Seaward, Thomas Parker, R. Ramsey, John D. Selover, Abram B. Parker, Schuyler R. Raper, Bogart W. Seward, Thomas Parkinson, Thomas F. Ray, George Joseph H.Seymour, Seymour, James Archibald Parks, Hugh Raymond, W. Parshall, Benjamin C. Rea, John Seymour, Jonathan Parsons, Frederick Reay, John Shannon, John M.

Partridge, James Reed, E. F.J.Shelton, Joseph P. Patterson, George Reed, John Sherburg, Andrew

Patterson, HenryB.Reed & Bissell Sheridan, Richard Patterson, Joseph Regnier, Pierre C. Sheriden, Edward Pattinson, HughRenne, Reins,Thomas David H. Sherman, Arthur N. Paul, Abraham W. Sherman, George Paulin, William Reynolds, James R. Shetz, Sherman,Otho Walter S. Payne, Eli Reynolds, John Paynter, SamuelShort, Shirtleff, James Pearson, William William Reynolds, Richards, Francis William F. Pelletreau, Charles Richards,John John G. Pelsue, William L. Richards, W.Sickels, Sickles,George James M. Penfold, B. Ridley, Richards,John Richard J. Sickles, John Pepas &Nicholas Pankalo Silvester, George

Perley, Samuel, Jr. Rigby, John Robert Simmons&&Parks Co. Perry, David Rikestrow, Simmons

Perry, David, Jr. Ritter, Frederick W. Simonson, Robert Pettegrew, Thomas A. Roberts, Frederick Simonton, Robert Pew, John W. Robertson, James Simpson, Elijah S. Phelps, Roosevelt Robertson, William Simpson, William Phelps, Roswell Robertson, George Sinclair, Thomas Phoebus, John H. Robinson, James Skaats, Richard Phoenix, John Robinson, JamesJohn T. Skidmore, Thomas Pickering, Henry J. Robinson, Slade, Edmund Pidgeon, John Robinson, Robert Sleight, Slake, Joseph Piercy, David W. Robinson, William Henry C. Piercy, Henry R. Rodes, John E. Sleight & Robinson Piercy & Reed Rogers, John Sleight & Vannorden Pierson, Caleb H. Romans, Bernard H. Sloane, Robert Pierson, William W. Romeyn, William H. Slover, Abraham B. Pike, FrancisRooney, Ronalds, John H. Smith, Alfred Pike, Thomas Bartholomew Smith, Alfred S. Plain, John B. Roper, John Smith, Bernard

Platt, Ropes, John F. Smith, Charles B. Plows,Joseph William Ruland, Ebenzer Smith, Edward

Plummer, Joseph Runnells, John Smith, George W. Point, George W. Russell, Joseph Smith, Gilman Porter, John B. Smith, JamesM. Porter, Elijah Selah Russwurm, S. Rust, Samuel Smith, James

Post, Smith, JohnF. Pott, John John Ruth, Ryan,William PatrickH. Smith, John

Potts, John H. Sackett Sackett,&Israel Smith, John M. Poulson, James Branch Smith, Peter C. Powell, A. G. Sackett & Sargent Smith, Robert Powell, Edward J. Sage, Harris Smith,Theodore Samuel E. Power, George Samo, Charles W. Smith, Powers, GeorgeH.Sampson, William C. Smith, Thomas Prall, William Sandford, J. & W. Smith, Thomas W. Pratt, Luther Sandford, Joseph Smith, W. & P.C.

Pratt, Moses Sandford, WesleyW. Smith, W. B. & T. Prentiss, John Sargent, George Smith, William Price, George B.Saunderson, Satterthwaite, William Smith, William B. Price, Philo John Snell, John Proctor, Charles Robert Joseph Pudney, Andrew L. Sayres, Scarborough, JohnSnowden, Snowden, Thomas Pudney, Joseph S. Scatcherd, Frederick S. Sommers, Frederick

Purdy, Edgar A.Garret Scatcherd & Adams Sparks, James A. Quackenbush, Schenk, John T. Spear, Charles Quackenbush, Lawrence Schoyer, Jacob Spear, H. & J.C.

Quic, John Schoyer, Raphael Spear,Joseph HenryC. Quin, Francis Scobie, John G. Spear, Quiston, Robert Scot, Robert James B. Spear & NesbitJ. Quye, John Scotland, Spence, William Rafael, A. Scott, George P. Spencer, Cornelius Raily, James Scott, P. George Spencer, Henry Ralphs, Edwin S. Sears, Robert Spowers, John

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Springer, John H. Turner, Charles, & Co. Weeks, Weeks, Charles Sprowers, John J. Turner, Elizabeth Edwin

Squire, Turner, John Squires, Jacob Peter Turner, John, Jr.Weir, Welch,Samuel William

Stagg, John C. Turner, Joseph Welles, William A. Stanley, Erastus Turner, William Wells, Alexander H. Stanley, William J. Turney, James Wells, Darius Steel, H.Wells, Wells,Russell David Steele,Alexander George A.Turney, Tyrell, John Robert Stephens, Edward Tyrell, Robert, & Tompkins Welsh, William

Stewart, Charles W. Tyrrell, RobertJr.Werden, Alfred E. Stewart, William F. Udell, Samuel, Wessells, Peter Stockton, K. Vale, Gilbert, Jr. Wessels, Stothard, Henry John Valentine, Richard C. West,Albert John A.

Strang,Charles William H. Vanallen, Peter West, John T. Stuart, Vanbeuren, Gerardus A. C. West & Trow Stubbs, William Vanbeuren, James B. Westall, John

Summers, Frederick Vanbeuren, Jared Westall, William Sutherland, John Vanbrunt, William B. Wetherbee, Aril Sutherland, William Vanderpool, Robert Whaites, W. C. C. Sutton, Thomas E. Vanderpool & Cole Whaites, William Swain, James D. Vandoorn, JacobS.W. Wharton, Lewis M. Swaine, John Vanhise, Richard Whinyates, Samuel Swartz, Samuel Vanhouten, John H. Whipple, Avery D. Swords, James Vannorden, James White, Edwin Swords, T. & J.Vannostrand, Vannorden, William White, Samuel B. Swortz, Samuel Norman Whitehead, Henry Tabele, Philip Vanpelt, Henry Whitesides, Thomas

Tappen, B. Vanpelt, Henry, Jr. Whitlock, William M. Tappen, David Vanpelt, P. & H. Whittingham, William Tappen, Joseph Vanpelt, PeterWiggins, Wient,Francis John S. Tappen, Robert Vanpelt & Spear Tate, Henry Vantassel, Henry Wilbur, Edward Taylor, Alexander Vantassel, John Wilbur, Hiram Taylor, Benjamin F. Vanvalkenburgh, James Wilbur & Whipple

Taylor, Henry Vanvleet, J. R.S. Wilkie, John J. G. Taylor, James Vanvoorhis, William H. Williams, Charles Thomas, Andrew M. Vanwinkle, Cornelius S. Williams, John Thomas, James Vanyorx, Matthew Williams, Samuel Thomas, Joseph Vanyorx, Thomas Wilmot, Samuel Thomas, William Vaux, William Wilson, Auber

Thompson, Cyrus K. Vermilye, William W. Wilson, David J.

Thompson, William H. Vinten, Charles Wilson, Hamilton Thompson & Hart Vinten & Elton Wilson, John H. Thompson & Plows Voax, Thomas H. Wilson, Joseph P. Thorburn, John Voigniet, Nicholas Winchester, Jonas

Thorp, Voorhies, Charles F. Windt, John Thorp,James PeterM. Wade, Elias, Jr. Windt & Conrad Throckmorton, John Wagner, William A. Winslow, Henry I.

Tibbals, George Wait, J. & T.G.Wisner, Wise, Michael T. Tibbals, Mark Wait, John Ira G. Tiebout, J., &Wait, SonsThomas Wait, Joseph Wisner, J. G. Tiebout, John G. Wood, George, & Co. Tillman, John W. Waitt, John Wood, Israel Tillou, Charles D. Walch, WilliamWood, Wood,R.James Tindall, William Walker, Benjamin & G.S. Tinker, Henry W. Walker, John Wood, Samuel, & Son Tinker, James Walker, John W. Wood, William Tobitt, John Hunter Walker, Samuel Woodhead, George A. Tolefree, WilliamWallach, Wallace,Harman Hugh Woodworth, Samuel Tomkins, William Woodworth & Webb Tompkins, William H. Walmsley, Thomas M. Worts, William Tompkins & Floyd Walsh, Thomas P. Toohey, Michael Warmsley, ThomasWright, Wright,James John A.

Totten, J. W.C.Warner, Allen F. Yeaton, Totten, John Warner, James Youle, Thomas Timothy

Town, Thomas B. Warner, John WebbYoung, Young, Benjamin Tracy, Lynde Waterman, James William Tracy, L. Watson, Young Frederick & Ashman Trow, William John F.H. Watson, JohnCharles F. Zerrlant,

Truss, Watt, John .Joiners ; Makers. . Tryon,James JohnHiram Wauchope, Robert Printers’ Tubbs, Weatherspoon, Peter See also Press Truesdell, Edward D. Watson & Spence

Tupper, HiramWebster, Webb, Samuel Bell, John Turner, Charles Joseph Brown, John

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Printers’ Joiners (cont. ) Haskell, Samuel S. Saunders & Otley John P. Schaeffer Schaeffer, & George C. pron evens mts HeaddenHaven, & Lippincott Hedge

Smith Peter Henry & Coggswell Schols, James , Herrick, Anson Scofield & Hall : ’ : Herrick, West & Ropes Scofield & Voorhies Printers Supplies Hill,William Peter Skillman, John C. B. Hoit, Icabod Holland, Sleight, Henry Morrison, Christian B. Holland, Sanford & Davies Smith, William

Morrison, John C. Hubbell, William A. Snowden, Thomas Morrison, John C., Jr. Huestis, Charles P., & Co. Snowden, William W.

Publish Hunt, Freeman DS NeTS . . Hunt, Ralph Sparks, Stockton,James HenryA. K.

See also Map Publishers; Music Hunt & Adams Sylvester, E. J., & Co. Publishers. Hunt & Johnson Taylor, John S. Abbot, Abijah Huntington, Francis J. Townsend & Brooks

Abbot &John Boggs Huntley, G. &W. J. Treadway & Bogert Atwood Adams, J. Hyer, George Tredway & Allen, John Jenks, Russell E. Tremayne, Edward Armstrong, James D. Kellogg, Sherman & Co. Trevett, Benjamin G. Bacheler, Ketcham, Mary Walker, Bacheler &Origen Redfield King, Solomon Wallis &Samuel Newell Baldwin, N. Kinnersley, Thomas Watson, Uri C.W. Barker, Charles John Knight, Franklin Watt, William

Barker & John Thompson Lamson, Bartlett, S. Lang, John,George & Co.Wells, West,Charles John

Benedict, Seth W., & Co. Lang, Turner & Co. Wickes, Henry, & Co.

Benjamin, ParkJ.Lang, West & Co. Williams, Daniel Bisbee, Lucian Leavitt, Jonathan Williams, EdwinG. Bleecker, George W. Levie, John Williams, Ransom Boggs, William G.Lewis, Lewer,Lewis WilliamWilson, Williams, Thomas P. Boone, Robert James G. Booth, Lewis LewisLocke & [Watt] Wilson, J. Gregg, & Co. Borradaile, William & Rudd Wood, R. & G.S. Bradbury, Soden & Co. Lohman, Charles Wood & Hamilton Bryant, Leggett & Co. Longworth, David Wright, Alfred E.

Burgess, Nathan G. Longworth, Thomas

Burnett, William ve Barttett Quills Burnham, Michael M’Elrath, Thomas (including Quill Dressers); see also Butler & Edson Hyer Mason, Jemima M. Penmen. Clark & Mason, Joseph Byrne, Colman, Samuel Mead, Rev. Darius Cohen,Patrick Aaron

Colt, Burgess & Co. Mears, Henry CharlesJ.T. Cohen, Moses Conner & Cooke Megarey, Cohen & Ezekiels Cooke, Edward P. Metcalf, Everett & Southworth Cohen & Norden

Cox, William A. Milford,&Edward Ezekial, Abraham Craft, James Monahan Smith Ezekiel, Tobias Creagh, William H. Morell, George W. Guy, William Day, Benjamin H.Morse, Morrison, Charles G. Joyce, Ezra Dean, James T. Richard C. LaCroix, John Dearborn, George Morse, Hallock & Co. Lawson, Peter Dillon & Hooper Newell, Thomas Leman, Michael J. L. Doggett, John, Jr. Noah & Gill Louis, Francis Douglass, Thomas W. Noney, A. W. Lyon, Aaron Dunning & Spalding Northup, Daniel M’Keachnie, Allen Edson, William J. Northup & Co. Mason, Dudley Elton, Paige & Nichols Mitchell, John D.W.R. Elton &Robert HarrisonH.Paige, Nichols & Krauth Noah, Michael

Fisher, E. Charles J.Pearson, B. Pearson, William Norden, John D. Fisher, Burke William, & Co. Perine, Peter Foster, Theodore Pendleton, John B. Prime,Isaac PeterN. Garrish, Stephen Peters, George A. Samuel, George, Thomas, Jr. Peters, WilliamTrencamp, R. Simmons, Edwin A. Gill, Thomas Phillips, Naphthali Clement Goodwin, F., & Co. Pickering, William Trenkamp, Francis Gordon, Phineas Piper, John L., & Co. Ward, Benedict Graham, John Platt, Philip L. Ward, Thomas

Greeley, H., & Co. Platt & Peters Winters, Peter Greeley & McElrath Porter, Rufus, & Co. Hale &Francis HallockPrescott, Prescott, Swinborne Eustis Cc. W.&Reading Rooms Hall, Co. See NR Hall, John B. Price, Philo ce News fvooms. Hall & Voorhies Redfield & Lindsay

Harper,&J.Brothers & J. Reid, Samuel Harper Ropes, JohnC. F. Reporters See Writers.

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Scene Painters Smyth, SmythCarew & Carew Folsom, Charles J. Albe, Groachim & Foster Francis, Lewis Albe & Guidicini Waganer, Anthony George, Samuel Ferre, Angelo Webb, Henry C. Gillespie, Edward R. Finnell, Michael Gilley, William B. Grain, Frederick Seal Engravers Gorton, Henry Grain, Peter (including Seal Sinkers) Gould, Stephen Grain &Thomas Mahoney Brown. Thomas Grattan, Edward Honey, Lewis ’ Joseph L Hegeman, JosephK. Huggins, Daniel T. L ? pa Herrick, Jonathan

ovett, John D. ; . James, Charles J. Lo Hill, Benjamin vett, Robert ; Jefferson, John Pajot, L. E Hill, Peter

Mahony, William Hopkins, George F.J. Mahony, Dennis PatrickRollinson Stout James D Hosford, Frederick

. . . ansen e

Wattles, James M. Stout. John B ° & Co Hulsart, Cornelius B.

White, Duke Stout & Warner ° Huntington,Jackson, Francis J. Thomas H.

Scriveners Thom, James ’ ansen, Pate (including Stenographers); see also Silk Dyers, Embossers, Engravers, Kent, Edward N.

Calligraphers; Copyists; Teachers of Finishers, Glaziers, and Printers King, Esek C. Writing. See Cloth Printers. Lane,Nathan George W. Boyd, Theodore Lane, Debevois, Gerrit Stained Glass Leblanc, William A. Duyckinck, James R. Hani Lettson, R. & J. Hazard, John anington & Co. Long, George Jacobs, Benjamin James, James, Sr. Longworth, Octavius

Knichbaeker, John . Loutrel, William M. Nettleton, John Stationers Lovell, Asa R. Ravenhill, William C. Anstice, Henry M’Elrath & Bangs Smith, SebaBaldwin, Axford,Charles John Megarey, J. Steer, James N. Meinell,Henry William

Teller, William P. Bancroft, Monson Mesier, Edward S. Towndrow, Thomas Bangs, Lemuel Mesier, Peter A. Westley, Henry J. Barker, John Mesier & Rich Barnard, Richard vanerWilliam Ceorge Bartlett, Caleb inns, se in Carvers; Statuary); Beardsley, Rensselaer Minuse, John H.C. 9 ’ uary); see Betts & Charles Anstice Morgan, George also Stone Engravers. Blair, H. Morris, Henry Battin, John Bowne, Robert H. Nesbitt, George F. Blanjot, Louis F. Bowne, William Newcomb, Samuel Brackett, Edward Bowne, William H. Newcomb, Thomas A. Browere, Albertus D. O. Bowne & Co. Newcomb & Cropsey Browere, John Henry Isaac Brown, John Ohern,Gilbert M. P. Butcher, John H. Brown, Thomas Palmer, Carew, Joseph Burger, James M. Peabody, Charles H., & Co. Coffee, William Burgess, William, Jr. Poineer & Snell Fiorella, Henry Burnton, John T. Porter, John K.

Foster, John Burtsell, John L. Post,William Israel Frazee, John Burtsell, Peter Prior, Frazee & Launitz Burton, Alexander Prior & Bowne

Godfrey, Ezra Burtus, James A.Purcell, Prior &William Dunning Gori, Ottaviano By, William

Guye, Joseph FrancisClayton, L. Cann, Joseph Ralph, A. P.S. Hodet, Charles H. Raynor, H. & Hughes, Ball Clayton, Edwin B. Reid, Edward Ives, Chauncey B. Cogswell, Horace Reid, John V. Jamison, George W. Cohen, Lewis I. Rich, James Kain, Francis Collins & Co. Rich & Loutrel

Kneeland, Horace Colton & Disturnell Robinson, Charles Launitz, Robert E. Coolidge, William T. Rock, Richard Mancini, John Coolidge & Lambert Ronalds, Thomas A.

Meyher, John Crane, Benjamin C. Minifie, James Cropsey, Jasper E.Root, Root Russell & Wheeler

Moffat, James H. Crosby, C., & Co.A. Rose, William W. Montenary, Napoleon Davis, William Rudd, Anthony Morton, John W. Decker Decamp,&Abraham Schepmoes, Robert L. Phillips, Joseph Shaw Sibell, John Frederick Phillips, Thomas Dunning, Clark S. Sibell, William E. Phillips & Webb Dunning, Julius L. Sinclair, George Preece, John Dunning &&Spalding Small, Charles Priest, John Elliot, Burnap Babcock Smith, DanielA. D. Rohde, Henry Ellis, Jabez L. Smith, James

Smith, John JohnFelt, Felt,Willard DavidSonne, Snell, George Isaac Smyth,

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Stationers (cont.Charles ) Ruland,C. Charles Foster, Benjamin F. . Savage, Goldsmith, Oliver B. See ng: Caaries Seward, Thomas Guernsey, Isaac Spinning John H Simerson, James Jackson, Luther Stegner ° Smith, Benajah Jones, George WilliamW. S. Swer ds ,John Edward J Smith, James S.G.Mackay, Tanner Disturnell B. McLaurin, William Tierny, & Laurence H.. Smith, Smith, T. Thomas B. Prescott, J. S.

: Smith & Wright Smith, David Tobey, Silas W. . . eays Squire, Francis Thompson, Townsend, William H. .Vernon ensC. . . Swaim, M. Townsend, William

Tripp, Ervin H. .

Tiffany, Young & Ellis Smith & Valentine Shepard, Charles J.

Turner & Hughes Turney,Richard James, C. Jr.Wheeler, Tyler, Sophia Vannorden Kin Valentine, Asa H.

Vanveghten. D K Vanamringe, — Williams, Frederick W. Vanvleck & Davenport Wallis, Hammond

ways oodward, William -T:

Vanvleck, Davenport & Crowen Wallis, Hammond & Henry Tract Agents

Walker, J. C., & Co. warwick vanes (including Tract Missionaries); see Wheeler, William A. Woodworth, William also Book Agents; Literary Agents.

dkie John Allen, John Ira M. Wi 1€,dcha JohnII.Wright, Youngs. James Bulen, Williamson, John A. 88,S.Camp, AmziH. Windsor, Onando Stone Engravers nee Stephen Wood, Samuel S. (including Marble Letterers); see also Gray, Nathaniel Wood, T. & C. Brown, Sculptors. Hallock, William A. Wood, Thomas Thomas Hyde, Joseph Young, John B. Kenny, William Leet, Horace Meeks, James C. Statuary Teachers of Drawing Nitchie, John See Sculptors. Bakewell, Robert Orchard, Rev. Isaac

’ . ; ubois, Gran

. Canda, Charles Page, Harlan Stenciller Clark, Phebe Russell, Samuel, Jr. Hunt, Charles Fowler, Hannah Wile hee Fowler, Mrs. illiams, Ransom G G.

See Scriveners.

Stenographers Goodacre, William Translators et P Grain, Frederick Haynes, Elizabeth Berier, Francis I. Jackson, Samuel Degelone, F. Stereotypers Manley, Caroline Nack, James

(including Stereotype Block Makers; — gartens, D. W. Underhill, David C.

Mould Makers; Moulders; Platers; Type Morey, Edward

was . ’ Pp f Musi Pe tou

Mould Makers) Robertson, Alexander Transparent Painters Baldwin, Charles N.Smith, Robertson, Archibald Hanington & Co.C. Bolton, William John R. Keith, Shepherd Brooks, Joseph Wilkins, Harriet Chandler, Adoniram Type Founders Conner, Henry B. Teachers on music (including Letter Cutters; TypecastConner, Charles Conner &James CookeDingley, Geib, George ers; Type Dressers; Type Makers); see

Corbusier, John Goward, Isaac R. also WoodJoseph Letters. Darling, Darius Haynes, Elizabeth Allen, Dill, Vincent L. Meetz, Raymond Baldwin, Joseph W. Dill & Perocheau Price, James B. Barnard, William Gallagher, Peter Riley, Edward C. Bivins, John

Harper, Fletcher Sage, Harris Bray, Sylvester Hobbs, Richard Schwachhofer, Edward Bridgens, Charles Howe, Jedidiah Unger, Ferdinand C. Bruce, D. & G. Jones, Jacob P. Watson, John Bruce, David Ladew, Augustus P. Bruce, David, Jr.

Latham, David Teachers of Painting Bruce, George Lindsay, Gilbert R. Academy of Painting Bruce, Pelouze & Co. Lockwood, HenryPetibeau, Calyo, Nicholas Bruce & Riggs M'Crea, William — Campbell, Alexander M’Intosh, Robert Sinton, Margaret Campbell, Samuel Perocheau, Numa Teachers of Writing Chandler, Abel Platt, William . . an, Chinery, James

Mott, Gabriel F. Carland, John

Ramsey, David See also Calligraphers; Copyists; Co chran, Rodney

Redfield,&Justus S.Arnauld, Scriveners. Cochrane, John Redfield Savage Peter J. Conner, James Reed, James Boyle, William F. Conner, James H. Rees, Henry&W. Bristow, GeorgeJr.Conner, John Rees, Redfield Ripley Clark, William, Connor, Laurence

Ripley, Francis F. Ely, Gad Conner & Cooke

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Cooke, William R. Natus, Christopher Crump, Hemming & Co. Cooley, Osborn, John Corbett,Samuel John Pell, Alfred S. Forbes, Gibby, Elisha John

Corbey, John Pell, Alfred S., Jr. Gordon, John G. Cortelyou, Peter C. Pelouze, Edward Grunwald, John Covert, GeorgeRead, M. Read, JohnHooper, Hewet, William Henry W. Covert, Gilbert William W. Curry, James Reed, John King, Charles A. Daily, Bryan Riggs, Abraham Kinnersley, Henry Dalay, Bernard G. Riley, Patrick Lovett, Edward Devlin, Dunn Robinson, Thomas Mason, AbrahamS.J. Dugan, William Meyer, Michael Dunham,Hugh SamuelRobinson, Rooney, Bartholomew Minot,F. William B.

Earls, William Roy, Loftus Morse, Joseph W.F. Flanagan, John Scholes, John Peckham, William Ford, Daniel Slote, Joseph Perrin, John Gardner, Daniel Squire, Francis Roberts, Robert Gerren, Thomas Starr, Edwin Smith, Thomas Giffing, William H. Starr,Ohern Thomas Strong, Thomas W. Graves, Truman A. H. Starr, & Co. Timon, Frederick Guerin, Thomas Starrs, Patrick Guy, Matthew Stocking, TimothyTyrrell, Walsh, Daniel James Hagar, Sutcliff,William HenryW..White, I. Hamilton,William John L. Swanton, White, George Roswell N.

Hamilton, Joseph Thomas,Joseph Edward P. Wright, C. C., & Prentiss Hanks, Azel Thomas,

Haywood, William Thompson, M. Thompson, John Wood Letters Hickey, Andrew William L. wo:

Hill, William F. Todd, Thomas Williamitchings pens: ge Hoole, John R. Wallace, “&nony HeeF.E. Hoole & Ke Watson, Edmund Nesbitt, George Howd, Eliphalet Watson, Jame ,

y son, Webb, som son, WellsEbenezer & WebbR.

Jackson, JohnAndrew Watts, Russell Jamison, Wells, Darius . Jeffers, Edward White, Writers Jenness, Warren White, John T.Elihu (including Authors; Reporters) Key, Frederick C.Woodward, White, HagarWilliam & Co. Baker, Benjamin A. Knapp, Horace Cobb, Lyman Ladew, Augustus P. -, Comstock, William Leach, George Velvet Painting Cooper, James Fenimore Leitch, George Doyle, Ellen Critchell, Thomas

Lemerle, Augustus Lomas, JohnF. Logan, William Wax Figures Low, Spencer

Long, Joseph Aaron F. Lothian,Oliver GeorgeDalloz, B. Friedle. MariaSaguezs, C. Steverson, Robert Lothian & Hagar Nicolatti Thomas Trust, J. W. Lothian & Pell ? Tryon, John Ly man, Nathan Wood Engravers Wilson, James G.

Pees? Taam (including Block Cutters; Print _ ; ve Connell, George Cutters; Xylographers) Writing Academies, Masters, Schools, McGonigle, John Adams,John Joseph A. and Teachers M’Kee, James Allanson, See Teachers of Writing. M’Kee, Robert Anness, Samuel M’Lester, Alexander Barton, Samuel K. Xylographers M’Naughton, Archibald Barton & Hemming Mackey, James Bookout & Simons See Wood Engravers. Maloney, Thomas Bowen, :. Mann, Michael D. Brown, Samuel Xy logrSidne aphic Printers Mann,Thomas Zachariah Butler, Joline F. J. Raper, Griffin, Philip Marsh, B. Childs, Benjamin Bogart W. Molloney, Thomas Childs, Shubael D. Raper & Shields Morris, Jacob Conger, John Wright, Co. Morton, Thomas Crump, Samuel Wright,Durand C. C., && Prentiss

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