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Scan 773
Goulding's business directory of New York, Brooklyn, Newark, Paterson, Jersey City, and Hoboken, 1875
126 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026, twice; the two readings disagreed in places. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.
1W. F. WUTERICH,
2MACHINIST,
3Franklin Street, corner Centre Street,
4New Haven Freight Depot. New York.
5Pleating and Fluting Machines, Sewing Machine Attachments. Specialty—The construction of Machinery for new designs in Ladies' Trimmings, etc.
7LOUIS TISCH,
8Manufacturer of Sewing Machine Trimmings,
9Shuttles, Bobbins, Springs, Rollers, Spulers, &c.
10107 & 109 RIVINGTON STREET,
11Bet. Essex and Ludlow Sts., NEW YORK. one of two readings
12Bet. Essex and Ludlow Sts, NEW YORK. one of two readings
14Musical Instrument Manufacturers.
15(See Melodeon Manufacturers; Music Dealers; Musical Box Importers; Musical Box Manufacturers; Musical Instrument Importers.)
16Andrews John, r 83 Ninth ave
17Badger Alfred G 179 Broadway
18Berteling Theo, 98 Bowery
20T. BERTELLING,
21Manufacturer of
22MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
2398 BOWERY, NEW YORK.
24Flutes, Boehm Flutes, Clarionets, &c., of superior quality, and warranted to give satisfaction, or no sale, manufactured to order.
25Repairing done in the best manner.
27Boettcher Adolph, 14 Ave A
28Bogan John J. 100 E Houston
29Browne & Buckwell, 110 W Houston
30Cook John J, 174 First ave
31Gamble James E, 259 W 28th
32Gemunder August, 293 Bowery
33Gemunder Geo, 205 E 9th
34Gemunder Geo, 1531 Third ave
36GEO. GEMÜNDER,
37Artist in Violin Making
38And Repairing, to whom was awarded the first prize medal at the London Exhibition in 1851. Keeps also constantly on hand first class Italian Violins, and other kinds.
39No. 1531 3D AVENUE,
40Cor. 86th Street, NEW YORK.
42Gerbeth August, 179 Chrystie
43Hammig Ernest, 206 Forsyth
44Kompff Philip, 116 Elizabeth
46I'PH. KOMPFF,
47Manufacturer of
48Military, Brass and Bass Drums,
49BANJOS, TAMBOURINES,
50116 ELIZABETH STREET,
51Near Broome, NEW YORK.
52Repairing neatly done.
54Kugler Wm, 674 Eighth ave
55Lauter Franz, 225 Bowery
56Lohr Theo, 294 1/2 Grand
57Ludwick Francis, 114 Chrystie
59Missenharter Chas, 108 E Houston
60Moenning H W, 309 Bowery
62H. W. MOENNING,
63Manufacturer of and Dealer in
64Musical Instruments,
65309 BOWERY,
66Near First St., NEW YORK.
67Repairing done in a neat manner and at the shortest notice.
69Pfaff Chas C. 148 E Houston
70Pfaff Chas F, 135 3d
71Price August W, 552 Ninth ave
72Rasenberger C & Son, 19 Ave A
73Roth Wm, 53 1st
74Strodl John, 194 Grand
76Musicians.
77(See Teachers, Music.)
78Allen Geo W, 90 E 9th
79Aschman John, 127 Ludlow
80Austin W S, 412 Eighth ave
81Bahr Charles E, 101 First, 208 E Houston
82351 E 10th
83Bannan William 211 Mulberry
84Beinstein A, 126 E 12th
85Birnbaum Max, 179 E Broadway
86Bishopberger Charles, Third ave & 167th
87Blanc Julius, 7 Carmine
88Bruger Henry, 132 Third
89Buckley John, 51 Suffolk
90Carnow John, 303 Spring
91Contolly J P, 187 Spring
92Denmarker Bradford, 358 Bleecker
93Dodworth Harvey B, 422 Broome & 751 Broadway
94Donovan Michael J, 37 Spring
95Downing D L, 711 Broadway
97D. L. DOWNING'S
98NINTH REGIMENT
99Military Band & Orchestra,
100OFFICE—711 BROADWAY.
101First-Class Music for Concerts, Fairs, Weddings, &c., furnished at short notice.
103Falvella Michael & Brother, 9 Crosby
104Ferry J B, 44 Third
105Gallo Joseph, 9 Crosby
106Gies P, 69 1/2 First
107Giesemann Arnold, 188 Elm
108Giesemann Henry, 188 Elm
109Graffulla C S, 83 E 10th
110Gunther Emil, 144 Delancey
111Hardy Aaron T, 210 Greene
112Hildenbrandt George, 10 Third
113Hoffman Frederick, 82 Fourth ave
114Hoffmann George, 249 W 21st
115Hofmann Henry J, 29 Second ave
116Jacoby Louis C, 211 E 29th
117Jaeger F W, 104 Prince
118Keller George, 82 Allen
119Kellner John G, 346 W 37th
120Kirchern John, 57 E Broadway
121Kirker Louis, 199 E 4th
122Koenig Gustave, 15 Forsyth
123Kohler J W, 249 Centre
124Krakauer Simon, 218 Broome
125Lindner Charles L, 132 Allen
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