The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-17
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ly csnvsssed for Doggetts Business Directory Ths
der 764 different heads The following list embracing
the principal professions and trades pursued In New
York shows the number Of business men now engage
/ in each such profession or trade =
Architects, 40; artificial flower manufactures, %: ar
lists ss auctioneers 67 bakers 4S7 bankers, IL; bal
49, baths IL; bedstead makers, 10; backing makers,
blacksmiths, 1859; blind and SSH Makers Ca boarding
shoe makers and stores 1906 boot and shoe 1ndinss so
boot and shoe trees and last makers, brass and bel
founders 49, Britannia ware manufacturers brewers
carpenters 424 butchers ol6 butter Dealers So button
makers and warehouses, Ia cabinet makers 20s; cap
makers 80; chemists, Ia China, glass and earthen
ware dealers l47; chocolate and cocoa manufacturers
cloths csssimeres &c so; coach and carriage makers
So coal Dealers &c. coffee roassrs IA CONN warehous-
ss consctionsrs ss con.u. foreign So coopsp: e.
coppersmiths 10 cords tringes and tasseis al corset
warehouses. So cotton goods manufacturers, ll cup
psrs bleede and leechers 81 curriers' and cutters Ia
dagusrreoty pss s2 deLtsts il0 distllers ~; dress
makers esq., druggists and druggists and apothscariss
chemicals IA engrsveIs, los; EXPRESSES. Is; fancy
goods I4s feed and grain, 81; fishing tackle o. nsn.
and feed u; fluit dealers ST. fur dsaisrs and fur
riers, IS; furnishing house warehouses, 10; fur
texture dealers 3d. s:rd sns glass
~; gold beaters, Is; CRATES, ranges and tenders,
90; grndstones and passrA groces, als4 gun makers,
makers, ~; hair seating hardware and cutlery, 80;
harness makers 80 hatters hides
aaa importers OsO India ru bber goods Ia ink makers
writing s. insurance dre, a. insurance-nland nsvi
CATION, ~ nsurance.life. IL, insuranse-marns, 10;
Intelligence o6ices, 10; iron chests and safes, iron
fences ratings &C. g. iron founder S. iron manufac-
turer IRON merchants So; iron pipe 4; iron scrap,
dealers II: kcattsrs j. lace and enb oiderss 81 lamp
dries 81 yers $685. leather dressers as lime Dealers
20 lithographers 20; lockmakers. 49, ocKsmiths and
81 as SSsns an.
chart publishers 8; marble workers. IS; match Makers
mathematical ms rument makers Is, mercantile agsn
&C.. 90 miliners, $50; mlinery goods, IS; music,
stores Isl musical instrument makers Is nail Makers
y, l; wsekiy, As; semi monthly. a monthly, Il total
newspapers, n J.. nurserymen seedsmen and florists,
oil sa yss rs
paper warehouses. %; patent medicines, "a; pswnbro
Gals 10; ply sclans so4 pickle wsrehouses, picture
cleaners. Il pin manufacturers ?; plane makers pla
kers g. porter ale and cider. al porter houses so4
pouere So printers 1906 printers oiners S. printing
ink printing
dealers, sl publishers and booksellers las pump and
block maksr. 81! rag deaen .; ready y, made linen
10, &c,) 8; rule makers, O. sadders 40; sail makers
Of -; ship builders .; ship chambers,
So; ship joiners, %; ship smiths, %; shpw rights,
silks and fancy dry goods, l0s ; silver platsrs
Is; silversmths "a; soap and candle manufacturers
ry III steam engine Boiler makers, g. steam planning
ms 8; steam saw mills Ia; steam manufacturers, q;
stereotype founders: III stone ware manufacturers s.
straw goods dealers Al; straw hat manuiscturers u;
straw lresssr 2S sugsr re6nera surgical and dental
instrument Makers TO- tailors 763 tea stores teach
ers 32s thread and needle stores $685. tinsmhs 1911;
tobscconists 50; tobacco warehouses III tool makers
al truss makers turner's 67 tSrpentine dstillers s.
type founders u umbrella makers, II; upholsterers,
Ss ys.nsa makers ao vacn es. and IL
watch spring makers 8; watch dial MAKERS 8; watch
glass makers, 4; watches and jewelry storese -;
Viewers carpet, 81; weavers-cotton, Z; weavers-
stocking, 4; wheewrghts, So; whip makers, 8; white
lead manufacturer III wig makers, Is; window shade
painters AZ wine and liquor Dealers 20l; wire workers.
IL; wooden ware dealers and manufacturers, 81; wool
dealers, TO-
THE SLAVE CASE This sss has been postponed to
this morning.
cAss o. CsusL AND UNUSUAL PUsrsmkSr.-Captain
Of his crew. with cruel and unusual punishment, was
discharged Yesterday Upon investigation Of the case
appeared to Commissioner Morton there foun
dation for the charge
CELEBRATION OF Or .PArRIcKh DAY-This is the ami.
versary which is celebrated in commemoration of the
patron Saint Of Ireland and will be celebrated in the
u,ual devotional and patriotic The Very Rev.
DR. Power will pronounce an euogy upon 81. Patrick,
at 81 Peters Church. in the morning. and the Rev Jo
The Hibernian Benevolent Burial Society will meet at
Montgomery Hall, at O'Clock A. NJ. and march in pro-
Sons of st. Patrick will give dinner at the City Hote
and the Young Friends Of Ireland one at the Coils
Burial Society also give dinner at Mon@omer1 Hall rs
Prince street, AT O'Clock, at ali Of which places we
presume, the eatables and turntables will be treated in
proper and becoming manner. The Hbexnian Univer.
sal Society," the Shamrock Benev oent socie
~, and the Independent Sons Of Erin, will meet
tor square OF O'Clock, A. Nj and march in
to the Trsns6guration Church in Chambers street,
where divine service will be performed by Rev Mr..
Hogan OF Brooklyn. We have no doubt the day will 20
of with great eeiat.
New MUSICAL HALL.-There was a meeting on satur
tudsy night last at the Coliseum, of professors and
eurs in music, at which il proposed 10 build
ing. in proximity TO Broadwa y between Canal and
Prince streets, specially adapted to the purposes of
concert room-to be one huhdred feet front two hun
dred feet deep with basement and three stores below
$500 900 to be raised shares $40 EACH Interest per
cent TO be generally distributed Ten Thousand dollars
has been subscribed by the Philharmonic Society," they
the stores below for two thousand dollar pei annum
grand concert is TO be given in May 50 per ticket,
&c are then, we believe, TO be chosen
THE TROPHY RooM AT THE Arsenal The trophy
room at The Arsenal now open for the inspection Of
the public We paid visit to it yesterday, and dwelt
for time among the, actual aud material relics of
revolutionary struggle The room is q very 6ne one,
and beautifully arranged On the ceiling about
country by Laiay cite and lett here by him. These
arranged upon the ceiling in forms In addition
these there are about two hundred more muskes
the sides Of the room which taken from tho Bri
tsh at Princeton S,onington, Monmouth Saratoga and
many other OF the battles Of the Revolution AT one
end Of the room are two six FOUNDERS OF which
taken at Princeton, and the other at Saratoga. At the
other end are two more field pieces, Of which
brought Baron Steuben and the other surrendered at
the pitulston OF 81 Johns addition TO these there
number Of smaller relics, and all well worthy
visit from the patriot and the antiquarian.
DRowrrNc CAPrAiS.-Tho ludcrous mistakes of
drunken proverbial and furnish food for merri
meDt snd reflection On Sunday night last, Captain
Demmng of ballast sloop lr sailed forth from bis IA
vorite haunt when on shore, somewhat overloaded with
ballast though OF different kind from that which he
carried in his sloop. The jolly Captain reeled down
Roosevelt street. wondering what the "stars" kept
winkDg at him for, until he arrived at the dock, into
which he tumblcd headlong. The cool water and the
fright brought the ballast master to his senses and his
shouts brought policeman Holland Of the 4th ward
his aid He was rescued from a watery grave, and en-.
Tomhed in dry one yesterday morning.
SEIZURE OF SMUceREp Goops- Saturday last q
vessel arrived in this port from Florence containing