| | 1886 | | | | | | | | | 1887 | | | | | | 1888-9 | | | May 29, 1882 | | | | | | August 5, 1880 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | January 2, 1889 | | | October 1, 1886 | | | 188? | | | 1884 | | | | | | | | | | | | March 5, 1880 | | | 1888 | | | | | | March 1888 | | | | | | | | A7 | Sir: The undersigned having formed a Real Estate and General Commission Agency for the purpose of buying and selling Real Estate… | February, 1861 | | | A8 | Real Estate and General Commission Agency | 1861? | | | A15 | Notice. The business of Wm. T. Coleman & Co., and of "Coleman's California Line," will be conducted in future by Wm. T. Coleman… | March 13, 1865 | | | A16 | Dear Sir: You may have noticed in the daily papers, that a Company has been formed for the purpose of … | March 30, 1865 | | | A52 | Circular. Important to Bankers and the Public | March 1, 1862 | | | A53 | The Fourth National Bank of the City of New York | June, 1864 | | | A90 | Information Relative to the American Portrait Gallery. | September 19, 1854 | | | A102 | Sir: I am now receiving orders for Madeira Wine, to be shipped by the House of I. Howard, March & Co. via. Canton… | September 28, 1838 | | | A106 | The Young Ladies Benevolent Society of the | December 19, 1838 | | | A157 | Sir, Annexed I beg leave to hand you a Price Current of Wines; | March 16, 1849 | | | A196 | To Old Soldiers, Their Widows and Orphans. | January 1, 1851 | | | A244 | Dear Sir: In asking your attention to the inducements presented to capitalists, for the employmeny of their means in this Territory, I remark first, upon a few of the prominent causes which have influenced so large an emigration hither for the past two.. | December 1, 1856 | | | A247 | Sir: We have established ourselves at this point as Land Agents, and beg to submit to your notice the following features of our business. | March 1856 | | | A251 | Sir: I beg leave to tender you my services as an Agent for the transaction of Patent business of every description, either in this country or in Europe. | June 1857 | | | A252 | The undersigned beg to inform you, that having entered into copartnership, they will in future, carry on the commission of business of the former house of Geo. Edward Burr under the name of G. E. Burr & Co., and request that you will please take note .. | November 18, 1857 | | | A253 | Dear Sir: In selecting your newspapers for the present session of Congress, we beg to call your attention to The Evening Post, It may be ordered by members, for any length of time, at the rate of the yearly subscription, which is as follows: | December 5, 1857 | | | A254 | Sir: We respectfully call your attention to our Agency, in connection with any business your constituents may have with the Patent Office. | January 1, 1858 | | | A259 | Dear Sir: We take the liberty to forward you a document, which, were it a common one, would need an apology, but for which we trust the character of its claims to attention will secure a favorable reception. | May 1, 1858 | | | A273 | Metropolitan Tailoring, Army and Navy Uniform Establishment. | September 1863 | | | A288 | Mr. W. H. Seward, Compliments of Messrs. Sykes, Chadwick & Co., and will be happy to see you on Wednesday evening, May 11, at a private opening of their New Billiard Saloon, on F Street, (Willards' Ha'') from 7 to 9, P. M. | May 9, 1864 | | | A290 | The undersigned have opened Law Offices in New York City, on the corner of Pine and Nassau Streets.. | May 1864 | | | A297 | Union Congressional Committee Rooms: Sir: The importance of the Pending contest for the Presidency caanot be exaggerated. | June 29, 1864 | | | A313 | Pacific Cottage and Land Company | February 1, 1866 | | | A318 | Dear Sir: I have the honor to inform you that I have become the Proprietor of this beautiful Hotel, | June 1, 1866 | | | A344 | Dear Sir, I have recently established a branch of my American House in Nos 1, rue Scribe, for the purpose of producing the latest American Fashions | June 1870 | | | A349 | Dear Sir: We take pleasure in informing you that we have secured an Office and Warerooms at No. 554 Broadway. | March 23, 1872 | | | A350 | Savery & Chadeayne, Plumbers, Gas & Steam Filters, 146 Genesee Street, Auburn, N.Y. | March 25, 1872 | | | A372 | Sir:--We invite your attention to our extensive stock of ladies' and gentlemen's very superior Watches, Diamond, and all other styles of Rich Jewelry | | | | A373 | Sir: Your attention is respectfully asked to the following statement: Owing to the contemplated retirement of the senior partner in one of the largest Watch and Jewelry establishments | | | | A374 | Sir, I desire to call your attention to a Square of ground No. 144 which I propose selling, as I am directed to do without limitation. | | | | A375 | J. P. Crutchett Begs leave most respectfully to inform his patrons and those in want of a French Cook, that he continues | | | | A377 | Office of Elkhorn Independent. To Buisness Men: Allow us to introduce to you Robert C. Munro | 1863 | | | A378 | Henry S. Clubb & Co., proprietors of the Weekly Clarion, Grand Haven, Mich., | 1863 | | | A379 | Office of the Waukegan Weekly Gazette. Gentlemen: Allow me to introduce to you, Mr. Rob't. C. Munro | 1863 | | | A380 | To whom all Dispatches, Letters, &c, should be addressed. All business entrusted to our care, will be promptly attended to. | | | | A381 | Circular. The undersigned would respectfully announce that they have opened a law office, and land agency, at Titusville, Pa. | | | | A386 | L. Menand, Florist, &c. Green and Hot House plants, etc., Camelia Japonica, Tea and China Roses, Budhia, Acacia, Hodtzia and other fine and rare flowers, for Bouquets, &c. | December 28, 1842 | | | A387 | United states and Foreign Agency, at Washington City D.C. | February 23, 1846 | | | A388 | Moffat & Co., Assaying and Smelting Association, San Francisco, California | February 7, 1849 | | | A390 | Seven Per Cent Stock. Interest Guaranteed and Payable Quarter Yearly. | February 22, 1849 | | | A391 | Prospectus. To the Honorable Members of the Senate and House of Representatives of the 31st Congress | February, 1850 | | | A392 | Circular. To Owners of Patent and Genuine Titles to Lands in the Military District of Illinois. | July 13, 1850 | | | A393 | Agency for Claims. William J. Niles, Washington, D. C. will attend to the prosecution of claims upon the Government | September 2, 1850 | | | A394 | Sir: The undersigned, who was at the head of the Pesnion Office for upwards of thirty years, has opened an Office in this city | December 6, 1850 | | | A397 | The Augusta Rose. | March 1, 1853 | | | A400 | Carver & M'Clung, Attorneys at Law, Brokers in Real Estate, and General Collecting Agents | April 4, 1856 | | | A401 | John J. Diossy & Co., Law Booksellers, and Publishers, No. 49 Nassau Street | May 1, 1856 | | | A402 | North-West Land Company. Organized under the General Incorporation Law of Illinois, and established for the purpose of transacting all Business connected with Real Estate | May 1, 1856 | | | A403 | T. Slater & Co., Commission Merchants, and salesmen for all kinds of country produce. | January 10, 1856 | | | A404 | General Land Agency for Kansas. | January 1, 1857 | | | A405 | Iowa Land Agency. Davenport, Iowa. | 1856 | | | A406 | Advertising.--Yates County Whig. The Yates County Whig is a large and well printed weekly sheet, published every Thursday Morning, | 1856 | | | A407 | Bulletin. The Lower Broadway Book Store, No. 118. Between Cedar and Pine Streets, | 1856 | | | A408 | "The Herald of Freedom!" (A Paper for all who are interested in Kansas Affairs.) | 1856 | | | A409 | Removal G. W. Yerby has removed his land office, from 139 Randolph Street, to 82 Dearborn Street | 1857 | | | A410 | Julius Crone, Real Esate Agent, N. E. corner Clark and Randolph Streets, Chicago, - Illinois. | 1857 | | | A411 | Real Estate and General Agency, Camanche, Clinton County, Iowa. | 1857 | | | A412 | The Undersigned, for many years past the admirers and supporters of the National Intelligencer, for its nationality--its conservative character-- its devotion to the Union--its ability and its decorum--as well as combining a first-class newspaper with a h | December 5, 1860 | | | A416 | Office of McAllister and Wallis, General Agents and Attorneys for Claims, | August 26, 1864 | | | A417 | Philadelphia Evening Journal | August 26, 1865 | | | A418 | College Hill, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. This well-known and desirable property is now offered for sale, to close up the estate. | November, 1865 | | | A420 | The undersigned respectfully announce that they have opend an office at No. 2 Exchange Court, | April, 1872 | | | A421 | Messrs. Chas. H. Winfield (late of Orange County, N. Y.), John H. Anthon, and Charles C. Leeds, have this day formed a copartnership, by the firm-name of Winfield, Anthon & Leeds, | November 11, 1872 | | | A422 | Special Notice to the Agents and Applicants for Agencies for the Sale of William H. Seward's "Travels around the World." | December 12, 1872 | | | A423 | William H. Seward's "Travels Around the World." The undersigned respectfully announce that their Agent will present the order book containing specimen pages of the paper, printing, illustrations, engravings, and styles of binding of | 1872 | | | A424 | William H. Seward's Travels Around the Worl. | 1872 | | | A425 | Gibson & Reilly, Merchant Tailors, No. II Exchange-St., Auburn N.Y. | March 12, 1873 | | | A427 | Confidential. About 33,000 acres for Sale, with 20 miles shore front and ferry rights,--enclosed within the red lines on the above diagram. | | | | A432 | Dancing Academy of Mr. & Mrs. Hlasko. | January 21, 1851 | | | A434 | Miss Brooke's English and French Boarding and Day School, Washington City, D. C. | September, 1855 | | | A437 | French and English Seminary for Young Ladies, at the corner of Ninth and E Streets, Washington City. | | | | A440 | The Morabian Seminary for Young Ladies at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. | 1854 | | | A446 | To the Friends of Liberal Education. | March 25, 1862 | | | A447 | The Young Ladies' Collegiate Institue of Union Springs. | February 22, 1864 | | | A449 | Mrs. Frederick Jonson and Miss Agnes L. Jones, French and English Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, No. 13 East 31st Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues. | | | | A450 | Classical and Scientific School for Boys, in Cambridge. | August, 1856 | | | A452 | Family Boarding School for Boys, at Pottstown, Montcomery County, PA. | | | | A455 | Miss Elizabeth Parsons, proposes to receive a limited number of young ladies as day pupils, at number fifty-six Elm Street, New Haven, Connecticut. | | | | A456 | Female Collegiate Institution, Washington D.C. | 1855 | | | A459 | Waterloo Academy. The friends of education in Waterloo and vicinity, have recently erected a spacious, convenient, and attractive building, dedicated to the cause of Academical learning. | April 3, 1842 | | | A460 | Home for Little Ones and Kindergarten. | December 1, 1864 | | | A461 | Montvert Hotel, Middletown Springs, VT. Edward Rickords, Proprietor. | March, 1872 | | | A462 | United States Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J., Jnd G. Mitchener, proprietor. | April 6, 1856 | | | A463 | Everett House, North Side Union Park, New York. | | | | A464 | New Summer Resort in the Catskill Mountains. Overlook Mountain House, Via City of Kingston, Ulster Co., N. Y. | | | | A465 | Nahant House. One hours drive, or forty minutes sail from the City of Boston. Open from June to October | | | | A466 | The Fanquier White Sulphur Springs, VA. | | | | A467 | New Caboose Establishment, No. 239 Water St., New York, Austin Packard, Proprietor. | July 1, 1850 | | | A468 | The American Elevating Spring Mattress. | | | | A470 | Dear Sir: the undersigned Patentees, take this method of bringing to your notice, their "Patent Cordage Machine," for making Cordage of any length and size, by a new, simple, and greatly cheapened process, and to solicit your examination of the Model at | 1850 | | | A471 | The following is a description of our Patent Machinery. | 18?? | | | A472 | Kite's Patent Safety Beam for Rail Road Cars. | December 24, 1839 | | | A473 | E.P. Needham's American Pneumatic Way. | September 4, 1867 | | | A474 | New and Improved mowing and reaping machine. | 1852 | | | A496 | Grand Sacred and Classic Concert in aid of the German Relief Association at Grover's New Theater, Sunday., February 5, 1865. | February 5, 1865 | | | A556 | Circular. The undersigned would respectfully inform the Hon. Members of the Senate and the House of Representatives, | January, 1851? | | | A565 | Prospectus of the Constitution, A new daily paper to be published in Washington City, D.C. | November 12, 1850 | | | A639 | Hiram Nash's Giant Self acting Well Curb and Bucket. | 1862? | | | A640 | Use the Best, Winslow's Patent Adjustable Slide Wrought Iron Wrenches. | 1862 | | | A641 | Strangers and Others visitng Rochester, are invited to call and inspect the establishment of Case & Mann. | | | | A642 | Sloat's Elliptic Lock-Stitch Sewing Machines, the Champion Sewing Machines of the Nineteenth Century. | | | | A646 | Mexico Academy, Mexico, Oswego Co., N.Y., 1872-3. | 1872 | | | A647 | Dear Sir: We desire to call your attention to the superior advantages of Chicago, as a Wool market, for Western dealers and growers, as compared with Eastern cities. | May 10, 1873; June 1, 1873 | | | A648 | Corinthian Hall. A musical and dramatical entertainment, will be given in Corinthian hall | 1871 | | | A650 | Geo. G. Clarkson & Co., merchant Tailors, No. 35 State Street, Rochester, N.Y. | September, 1871 | | | A651 | To Sportsmen! | June, 1862 | | | A666 | The Rochester Boot and Shoe Store! | | | | A667 | Davis' Matchless Compound for making the best and cheapest soap in the world!! | | | | A668 | The National Feed Cutter. | April 29, 1862 | | | A669 | Lines' Patent Ash and Coal Separator. | October 1, 1862 | | | A670 | Go to the Great Gift Book Store | September, 1862 | | | A671 | Dewey's Mammoth Lamp and Oil Emporium, | | | | A672 | Rochester Evening Express, A cheap daily newspaper, published every afternoon, and giving all the Telegraphic News | | | | A673 | Prindle's Patent Agricultural Caldron and Steamer. | 1862 | | | A674 | H. Pease Table for 1862. | 1862 | | | A675 | Dewey's Kerosene Oil and Lamp Emporium. | | | | A676 | Oil and Lamp Emporium! | September 26, 1862 | | | A677 | For the Best and Cheapest Hosiery, ladies and Gentlemen's furnishing and millinery, including velvet and silk bonnets, | | | | A678 | Walter A. Wood's Celebrated Light Draft Two Wheel Prize Mower Manufactured at Hoosick Falls, N.Y. | 1862 | | | A679 | A word about Mustard! | | | | A680 | Bryant, Stratton & Co's Albany Mercantile College, 43 & 45 North Pearl St. | | | | A681 | Union Water Wheel, Patented. July 8th, 1862. | 1862 | | | A682 | Pyle's dietetic Saleratus Challenges the World! | | | | A683 | New Combined Shingle and Heading Machine. | 1862 | | | A684 | Diploma Awarded by the New York State Agricultural Society, To Phelps & Chase, for the Best Melodeons. | 1860 | | | A685 | Boss's American Chemical Writing Fluid | | | | A687 | Improved Saw Gumming Machine | | | | A688 | Syracuse Prize Machine. Buckeye Premium Mower. | | | | A689 | Improved Saw Gumming Machine | | | | A690 | Fish's Patent Nursery, or Night Lamp. | 1862 | | | A691 | Sanford & Mallory's Patent, September 16th, 1862. | September 19, 1862 | | | A698 | Albany Academy | August 14, 1870 | | | A700 | 25th (349-4) 26th An actual reduction of ten per cent, from former Low Prices on the stock of Stationery, Fancy Goods, &c., | | | | A702 | The Riverside Library, The Brightest Works of the Greatest Authors in the Cheapest Library in the World | | | | A707 | Circular and Catalogue of St. Mark's School, Clover Street. | 1869 | | | A710 | Turkish Bath. Over 59 & 61 State St., Rochester, N.Y. | | | | A728 | God Save the Union! | February 27, 1863 | | | A733 | Medina Academy. | September 1, 1851 | | | A766 | Take One. Mrs. Emma P. Ewing, Superintendent of Chautauqua Assembly Cooking School, will give Eight Lessons on the Art of Cooking | January 26, 1893 | | | A767 | The Noon Rest Lunch Club, 61 North Clinton Street. | | | | A781 | Dear Sir: Several excellent furnished Rooms at No. 492 E street, between 5th and 6th, fronting South, one door from Judiciary Square, well adapted for the family of a member of Congress | October 28, 1864 | | | A782 | A New Edition of the Statutes of New-York. | October 23, 1862 | | | A783 | Law and Claims. | June, 1864 | | | A784 | National Trust Company of the City of New York, Incorporated April 19, 1867. | May 14, 1867 | | | A812 | Look Here!! | | | | A832 | Removal. The subscriber has removed to Corner of Jay and Oak Streets | May 29, 1856 | | | A835 | The Wonderful Kanguroo, from Botany Bay, To be feen at the Lyceum, in the Strand, from 8 in the morning till 8 in the Evening. | | | | A838 | Circular. To Officers of Rail Road Companies: | 1874 | | | A841 | Time Globes, Relative Time Globes, Tellurians, Terrestrial, Celestial, and Slated Globes, etc. | 1881? | | | A842 | A Magnificent Quarto Volume! Encyclopedia of Contemporary Biography of New York. | December, 1883 | | | A845 | Phipps Union Female Seminary, Albion, Orleans Co., N.Y. | 1867 | | | A967 | Coal Takes a Drop in Price but the Quality Remains the Same | April 1, 1914 | | | A1134 | Millinery Goods and Pattern Bonnets | March 9, 1868 | | A1136 | Great Sale of Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry | | | A1157 | Burke, Fitz Simmons, Hone & Co. "Dress Goods!" | ca. 1900 | | B4 | Diagrams and Price List of Dr. Sherman's Hernial Appliances. | 1872 | | | B25 | Clinton's Thermo-Hydrometer | June 14, 1842 | | | B26 | Cornell's Patent Stave Machine | June 1836 | | | B49 | Snow & Laing's Price List of Children's Carriages. | | | | B50 | Rochester City Garden, Main Street: Established in 1841. | July 4, 1847 | | | B67 | Property on Great Sodus Bay, Wayne County, N.Y. | 1842 | | | B85 | Fare reduced from Buffalo to Boston, $9. | 1853 | | | B86 | Fun, Fun, Fun, Get a Sweetheart and Run, Run, Run, Run to Ben Peer's | | | | B88 | Lyons Musical Academy. | June 16, 1868 | | | B89 | New Route! Between Rochester, Detroit, Chicago and St. Louis! | 1855? | | | B90 | Notice! Dr. Asa Lowel Clairvoyant and Root-Doctor, can be found at | | | | B92 | Lumber for Sale. | March 3, 1848 | | | B93 | You Must Go Now or Never! Only Five Days More of the Great World's Fair | 1893 | | | B99 | R. L. Samson, dealer in Pianos, Organs and all kinds of musical merchandise. | | | | B101 | New Collegiate Institute, an English and Classical High School. | September, 1856 | | | C18 | | September 23, 1862 | | C19 | | September 25, 1862 | | C20 | | | | C21 | | | | C22 | | 1863 | | C23 | | 1862 | | C26 | So simple that any boy or girl can operate them, so perfect in lens and shutter that they are capable of making most excellent pictures--such are the Brownie Cameras | 1907? | | | C48 | Hl. Familien Schule, | February 4, 1883 | | | C50 | Notice! Having located a Wood Pump Manufactory at Brockport, N.Y., I am prepared to make all kinds of Wood Pumps | | | | C54 | Columbian Horse Rake. | November, 1836 | | | C55 | "Compressed Air Treatment," an Important Discovery. | June, 1865 | | | C59 | 1812 Pensions! | 1879 | | | C60 | Elocutionary and Patriotic Entertainment! | April, 1863 | | | C70 | Great Central Route from The Atlantic to the Pacific! | 1870 | | | C71 | The School District Library, Published by Harper & Brothers, 82 Cliff-Street, New York, | | | | C111 | Lake Ontario Route from Syracuse to Buffalo. | July 8, 1841 | | | C113 | Hot Soda Springs and Mineral Baths, | 1873 | | | D2 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
