The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-21
No. SIS. Fearing e. Hall.
No. 81.
No. SO. Joseph Rhodes.

No. So Joseph Rhodes.
4 NEW STREET.
No. "a. Corner building, porer-house, kept by
Van Dolan.
i No. IL. A carpenters shop
l No. 20. w. Durtring, tailor.
i No. %. First Ward House.
SOUTH winiiAM STREET.
! No. l6. John Allen, cooper.
4 No. 49, A. Rolker d Co.
No. 20. Carcassone g. Gomez Among thell
4 goods destroyed, about $50 cases Of essential
| oils.
/ No. % p. & E. Porter and G. Gineti.
No % and "a. Both down.
/ No. 90. Dudlh & Cousinery damaged and still
in danger.
The above extended through to Stone street
Il BROAD STREET.
i No. H. Wilkins & Rollins.
/ No 10 and 81 Davis g. Brooks,
No. %. Bolton, Fox, & Livingston; much dam
aged but not destroyed
i No. 90. E. III. Ludlow & Co.
/ No. "a. Haven & Co., and l.. Palmler
No. 25. Eugene Grousset.
j No. &c. Barclay & Livingston-books all saved.
No. 81. Dunscomb & Beckwh.
No. %. Coe g. Anderson, and r. Oracle.
No. 20. c. Darbefnie and F. Echartre.
No. 80. Sherman, Atwater, & Co.
j No. 81 Wilson & Brown.
\ No. 80. Ernest Fielder.
No. "a Schmidt & Vogel--( Removed TO liz
Wall street,
No. IS. Z. Blackburn, E. Lenlihon & Co, J, c.
! Hooker.
l No. &c. Amzi Cook, furniture; T.-M McFar-
land, city weigher.
4 No. 80. Croker d. Warren.
No. 40. J. R. Coddington.
The whole Of Broad street to Exchange Place,
4 below Beaver street.
4 No. AL Maitland, Comrie & Co.
i No. AZ. oelrch & Kruger, Herckenmth & Van
| Damme.
! No. "A. A. De Rham & Moore, (removed to So
Wall, y Faber & Berwirth.
| No. 46. John ]. Leger
No so. Z. c. Little, chair-maker, Jonathan
Clark, cabinet-maker.
| No 81. Myers, Lawrence, & Co.
/ No. 81. w. Conklin, char-maker.
/ No. ga. A. B McApn.
! 81. McCracken & Livingston.
| 10 Mcfarland d Cotheal.
/ Thence to No. STORYTELLING houses
81. Asa Dow.
ga. Gardner's eating house
! sc. Carpenters shop.
| So. Small grocery.
! BROADWAY.
/ No 30 Jas Griffin, hair-dresser and dwelling.
/ No. 80. Dwelling
| No "a. Dwelling and silk mandatory of .. X.
Burnham an extensive establishment, where from
| 200 to 900 hands are employed. MIR. Burnham lost
his whole establishment once before at the great
Fulton and Ann street fire. The Norwich and Bos-
ton Railroad and Steamboat CO. Is offices were in this
building.
No Sc. Mrs. G. b. Miller & Co.'s tobacco fac
] tory.
No 80. Dwelling.
| No 40. p. Choueau, jr., & Co.
No. SO. Depot for plate glass
/ No. A. John Miller.
No 46. Severn & Brothers.
/ Nos. AZ and So Dwelling-houses.
| No SO. w. l.. Branch; r. c. Andrus.
No "a. G. Boerum, jr.
! No. Sc. Sanford d Smith; Siffken q Ironsides.
No. So. Mrs. Mary Wild.
Waverley House.
/ Broadway on the southeast side from Market
| field street TO Exchange, all down; and Nos. and
/ 3 Whitehall street, burning. On the opposite side
of Broadway dwelling -houses Nos. IS to 90, as far
as the corner of Morris street. all burned out, and
the fire spreading down Morris street.
No. 81. A large private clearinghouse, occupied
by Mrs. Townsend.
Nos. 90 and 25 A large private boarding house,
| occupied by Miss Jacobs.
/ No, 81. Also occupied as boarding-house-the
whole block owned by Gardner Rowland, esq.
i No. II. The beautiful blue granite house, with
! spacious porch, defended by two cast-iron lions,
was occupied by Mr.. Ray, and was built by Mr..
Martin E. Thompson. tits completely gone, ex-
/ No. Is. Elegant three-story marble dwelling; all
destroyed but the walls. 1t was owned and occu-
pied by Mr. Brevoort.
1 No. b. Mrs Barkers extensive boarding -house.
Inside completely burnt walls standing.
The Atlantic Hotel, Broadway, opposite the
Bowling Green, is not injured by the fire.
/ BEAVER STREET.
Both sides burned from Broadway to near Will
liam street.
No. 10. A. G. Rossre & Co
No. % Merriam e. Bernard.
No. %. John Scott.
i 25 Brehaupt & Chun.
i 26 Joel Wolfe.
! 81. T. Derring; III. w. T.. g. II. Mali.
! 90. Lawrence, Murray, & lngate.
i 33. Daniel Oaky & Sons, (removed TO 81 William,
street.)
81. Brinkerhof Fox, & Polhemus, (remoyed to
40. ID. l.. Suydam.
Al. Barber & Brothers.
A. B, Babcock.
46 Hall, Brothers, & Co.
/ AZ. ]. Robinson & Co,
So H. Fischer.
i 81. Wilmerdings, Priest, & Mount.
So Bernhard & Hutton.
81. Draper, Das, and Warren.
60, &. Bridge.
The mayor issued the following
PROCLAMATION
Gen. Sanford is hereby requested forthwith to
order out company of horse, and such other force
as he may deem necessary to protect the property
i
All persons requested to render assistance on
this great public calamity
i F. w. HAvEMEYER, Mayor.
New YoRK, July 10, 1845.
Detachments of United States troops rendered
their services to the city early this morning, and
have been on duty all day protecting the proper
ty saved from the flames.
The day and night police are also on duty.
Col. Bankhead, commanding the United States
fort at Governors island, placed his force at the SER
vice Of the city.
Fire-engine companies from Brooklyn, Newark
and Williamsburg, repaired to the city with Their
engines during the morning, and rendered valuable
aid.