4 + ►I« X-rite ColorChecker Color Rendition Chart NYPL RESEARCH LIBRARIES 3 3433 07999176 0 • . \ wm V-V• t > ; *. » ■• (W IL D E R ’S P A T E N T ) SALAMANDER SAFE Nos. 135,137,139 Water-street, N. 7 . The largest assortment in the world o f these justly celebrated Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes constantly on hand; also manufactures Bank Vaults, Vault Doors, Thief-Proof Money Chests, Boxes, Locks, &c. great variety o f Second-hand Safes o f other makers taken in ex­ change, which will be sold at very low prices. S. C. HERRING. Read the following certificate, one o f hundreds, that can be shown at the store. D eposit , N. Y ., April 26,1851. Mr. S. C. Herring, Dear Sir,— Duty demands that I should add my testimony, among the thousand others that have witnessed the efficacy o f your well established fire-proof Salamander Safes. M y store was discovered to be on fire about one o’clock in the morning o f the 14th o f March last, which destroyed every thing in the store except the safe and its contents. The store was built o f very heavy timber, with double floors above and below, which caused the fire to burn upon the inside several hours before it was discovered. W hen I reached the place the fire was breaking out on both sides o f the store, which was as hot as fire could make it, being in the hottest part o f the fire— it remained there four hours after it was discovered. Other buildings being out o f danger, the attention of our citizens was now called to the safe which was still surrounded by a bed o f coals, and white with heat. W e extracted the safe as soon as possible, and after cooling it sufficient I unlocked it, and found, to my great surprise my books and papers in good and legible order. Truly yours, A . M . CA B LE . 51 U* o * O / ~ ______ l (ogl* /a *4l~ St p (ly fr & DIETZ, BROTHER ApCO., I K B I U 1 U -S I U I T , RBW»mKp (OPPOSITE' WASHINGTON STORES,) M A N U F A C T U R E R S A N D D E A L E R S IN H IPS OF ETERI TARffiTX, MECHANICAL LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, si HALL LANTERNS,1GAS FIXTURES, &c. SUtral & Solar Sljaitea, Chimneys and Lamp Glasses qF all kinds. Lamp W ic k , Pure Sperm Oil, Camphene and Burning Fluid, Wholesale and Retail. P B a s i g a , \ ? m .® & g g i» CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL ROAD AND For the conveyance o f Merchandise, Produce, CijirriRges, Horses and Live Stock, between NEW-YORK AND PHH.AD-BT.PTTTA T h e F r e ig h t L in e o f this Company leaves New-Yo^k from Pier No! I North River, daily (Sundays excepted), at 5 o ’clock, P . M .— A ll kinds o f Freight received and forwarded by the Steamboat T R A N S P O R T , Capt. John Gould, to South" Am boy, and thence by Railroad and Steamboat to Philadelphia, arriving at Walnut-street WharT at 6 o ’clock next morning. Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 4 o ’clock, P . M. by Steamboat B U R L IN G ­ T O N , and reaches New-York at 5 o ’clock n ex t morning, j The public is informed, that all goods transported by this line are Insured by the Company against loss or damage without additi0nal charge to their usual rates for transportation. • Heavy and coarse articles o f Freight taken by special contract at low rates. Goods should be sent to the office before 4 o ’ clock, P . M. A L F R E D DECKER, Agent, Pier No. 1 North River, N ew-York. W M . S. F R E E M A N , Agent, No. 46 Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia* N e w -Y ork, M ay 17,1851. COR. LISPENARD-STREET, UP STAIRS. Has Constantly on hand an extensive assortment o f elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Pianos for Sale and Hire. THE UNITED S T A T E S RAILROAD GUIDE, AND Contains Official Time Advertisements of the Railroad and Steamboat Companies, corrected from the regular official returns furnished by Superintendents and Agents, and correct Tables of Stations, Distances, Fares. Time of Travelling, &c. &c., with a complete Directory of all Stage Lines, running in connection with Railroads and Steamboats. Illustrated with a map of New-York City, and a com­ plete Railroad Map. '■> • , . _ _ v , {^-Published on the first Monday of every month, at 128 Fulton-street, Sun Building, New-York- Yearly Subscription $1, in advance—Single Copies 12 1-2 cents. GEO. R. HOLBROOK & CO., Publishers. DR. C H A R L E S S. ROWELL, D E N T IST ,' 11 C H A M B E R S -S T R E E T , N . Y . Confines his attention to the practice of DENTISTRY, in all its various branches, and from his long experience in his profession, he feels assured of rendering the most perfect satisfaction. He would in­ vite the attention of the public to his PREMIUM INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH, which he will insert, either on Gold Plates, by Atmospheric Pressure, or otherwise, and which cannot be surpassed in this or any other country. The improvements which he has introduced have rendered these teeth perfect for Speech, Mastication, and Natural appearance. The Instruments which he uses in his profession are of the very latest Improved Invention, and are unsurpassed in variety and quality. Dr! R. would also invite the attention of the public to his PREMIUM INCORRUPTIBLE GUM» TEETH, these Teeth have won the admiration of all who have seen them, and the warm approval and recommendation o f all who have used or worn them. He confidently asserts that they are a better and cheaper article than was ever before offered to the public. {(QHDENTIFRICE, selected from the very best materials, and prepared by himself. C H A ’ S S. R O W E L L ) 11 C h a m b e r s -s t . mmw.. OPTICIAN, NO. 79 NASSAU-STKEET, NEW-YOEI, MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF Mathematical Instruments, Telescopes o f a new construc­ tion (own make), o f superior quality and low price, Daguer­ reotype Materials, & c. & c. Therm om eters TV'holesale a n d R etail. 4 J. F. BROWNE & CO., MAKERS AND IMPORTERS OF Warerooms, 295 Broadway, New-York. (ESTABLISHED IN LONDON, 1810.) These Harps are constructed on the most approved principles, with all the modern improvements ofLondon and Paris; especial care is taken to fit them for the extremes of climate in this country, in which respect they are far superior to any of European manufacture imported in the usual way. Their touch and tone are of the finest quality, and it is believed unequalled. The opinion of the firs musical talent in Europe and this country is respectfully submitted. 5 Professor A. C. BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS, O K , M E D IC A T E D C O M P O U N D , I n fallible for renewing, invigorating, and beautifying the Hair, removing the scurf, dandruff, and all affections o f the scalp,j and curing eruptions on the skin, dis­ eases o f the glands, muscles and integuments, and relieving stings, cuts, bruises, sprains, & c. W ith this preparation “ there is no such word as fail.” The first Jour­ nals in America, medical men of the highest eminence, prominent citizens o f all pro­ fessions, and ladies who have used it for years in their dressing rooms and nurseries, admit with one accord, that for imparting vigor, gloss, luxuriance and curl to the hair, eradicating scurf and dandruff, healing wounds, curing contusions, sprains, stings, & c ., and relieving diseases o f the skin, the glands anti the muscles, it has no equal among the multitude o f compounds advertised in the public prints, or used in private prae- tice. In cheapness as well as efficacy, Barry's Tricopherous is unrivalled. The im­ mense cash sales o f the article have enabled the inventor to supply it at retail, at 25 cents per bottle, which is from 50 to ] 00 per cent, less than the price of any other pre­ paration for the hair now in use. The scientific treatise on the hair and the skin (em­ bracing valuable directions for the culture and preservation o f Nature’s choicest orna­ m ent), in which each bottle is enclosed, is alone worth the money. The affinity between the membranes which constitute the skin, and the hair which draws its sustenance from this triple envelope is very close. A ll diseases o f the hair originate in the skin o f the head. I f the pores o f the scalp are clogged, or if the blood and other fluids do not circulate freely through the small vessels which feed the root with moisture, and impart life to the fibres, the result is scurf, dandruff, shedding o f the hair, grayness, dryness and harshness o f the ligaments, and entire baldness, as the case may be. Stimulate the skin to healthful action with the Tricopherous, and the torpid vessels, recovering their activity, will annihilate the disease. In all affec­ tions o f the skin, and of the substrata o f muscles and integuments, the process and the effect are the same. It is upon the skin, the muscular fibre, and the glands, that the Tricopherous has its specific action, and in all affections and injury o f these organs, it is a sovereign remedy. Sold, in large bottles, price 25 cents, at the principal office, 137 Broadway, N ew -York ; and by the principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the United States and Canada. J O H N T H C K S B Y & SONS, 242 Front-st, 2 doors above F eck Slip, P a t e n t (E o r tfa ig e m a n u f a c t u r e r s !, S H IP C H A N D L E R S A N D H A R D W A E E D E A L E R S S U P P L IE D . Jg@“ Gangs o f Rigging furnished in their superior style and at short notice. INSURANCE SCRIP OFFICE, W I L L I A M C. G IL M A N , 18 Merchants Exchange, Corner o f Hanover and W all Sts. Cash Paid for A stor, Atlantic, General, Mer­ cantile, Sun, and Union Mutual I N S U R A N C E S C R I P . APPENDIX---- ADVERTISEMENTS. 6 m fS p a a m a i* * ESTABLISH ED T H E N E W -Y O R K Dying and Printing Establishment, M 1TII ISLIlBa OFFICE, FOR THE RECEPTION AND DELIVERY OF GOODS, 45 JOHN STREET, NEW-YORK. Broadcloths, Cassimeres, M erinos, Silks, Satins, Gauzes, Grapes, Bareges, V elvets, R ibbon s, Hosiery, Gloves, SILK AND WORSTED DAMASK AND MOREEN CURTAINS, Ladies’ and Gentlem en’ s Garments, Straw Bonnets, Linens, Cottons, &c. dyed and finished in tlie best m an n er; Silks IE I and Silk Dresses W atered. ' ■' - v.. A ' 9 CHINTZ, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, SHAWLS, 1819! Table Covers, Carpets, Rugs, & c . Cleansed and Re-finished. Goods restored, when possible, to original state. ! Orders carefully attended to and prom ptly executed. S T A T E N IS L A N D jFanxg CDging (Kstablisljmcut, OFFICE N o. 3 JOHN-STREET, N. Y. T w o doors from Broadway. T he undersigned, proprietors o f the above named Establish­ ment, whose Dying and Finishing have been so long and favora­ bly known to the comm unity, are now ready to receive, and at the shortest notice execute orders for Dying*and Cleansing Silk Goods o f every description, Cotton and Linen goods, Merinos, a Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Bareges, Velvets, Crapes, Gauzes, R ibbons, H osiery, Gloves, Shawls, & c. A lso, imm &swnsmws umms,: Silk, L ace, Muslin, Damask & Moreen Curtains, Straw Bonnets, SILKS A N D S IL K DRESSES W A T E R E D . aLro Carpets, R ugs, Table Covers, &c. Cleansed and Re-finished in m the best manner, Faded and Stained Goods, restored or re-dyed. BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO., 3 John-st. 7 APPENDIX---- ADVERTISEMENTS. MU m r\ m RIDING ACADEMY I 20 FOURTH AVENUE, N. Y. "We spent a very pleasant hour at Disbrow’s Riding School a few days ago, in company with a lad) who is receiving lessons in horsemanship from that celebrated master. About a dozen of his lady p« pils mounted for practice during our stay, and among them were some of the most self-possessed ani finished horsewomen we ever saw in the saddle Disbrow is evidently a complete adept in all the de tails of his art, and has a happy method of imparting to others the practical knowledge of which 1h possesses so large a fund. He is an admirable horseman of the best school. There is no elaborat flourish in his riding ; but the movements o f horse and man seem like the result of a common actt fw aiV T "y of .?U; pOSN Ateed ?ud rider and not theeffect of compulsion and obedience W e noticed that all his pupils handled the rems with dexterity and grace, and that the seat of each ii the saddle was firm and a’ plomb though the person was never stiff, but yielded gracefully t„ even motion of the steed. Mr. Disbrow has notacquired his reputation without deserving it Hisschool.l No. 20 Fourth Avenue, is one of the best, as well as most fashionable and exclusive in the city \ APPENDIX---- ADVERTISEMENTS. 9 BOOTH & FOSTER, E S T A B L IS H M E N T , 27 COTTRTLANDT-STREET, [ a f e w d o o rs b e l o w t h e w e s t e r n h o t e l ,] The proprietors o f this widely known and popular establishment, by a large increase in their capital, the accession to their firm o f a person o f long experi­ ence in the manufacture o f clothing, and by a systematic arrangement in their business details^-take pleasure in informing their friends and the public that they have thus been enabled to increase and diversify their stock, until it now equals if not surpasses, in variety, neatness o f selection, and elegance o f style, any other establishment in the United States. One o f the members o f the firm attends exclusively to selecting goods for the establishment, the other superintends in person the manufacturing department. B y this division o f interests, combining the experience o f the respective members, and possessing the advantage o f a superior location, it is needless to state that theif business has been eminently successful and is largely increasing. I t is the aim o f the proprietors to avail themselves at all times o f the latest importations, and to keep pace with the constant changes and improvements in style. These at- tentiond, and that peculiar elegance o f finish which has always characterized their manufactured goods, has made their establishment the centre o f resort for the connoisseurs o f fashion from all parts o f the United States. The finest quality Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats equal in st y finish to any; Custom Work, the best quality aud latest styles; Granidine Silk Vests, Black Doeskin Pants, Fancy Cassimere, &c. Business Coats of every description. The Furnishing department embraces all that is new or desirable for a Gentleman’s Wardrobe, which enables the subscribers to fur­ nish a full and complete Gentlemen’s Outfit at once, far below custom price. Full Suits made to order, and sent to any part of the United States. H . Jj, FO STER. J. C. BOOTH APPENDIX---- ADVERTISEMENTS. COUNTRY & CITY ADVERTISING. W IL L IA M H. M CD O N ALD ’S M in ® (fknfltal Netospapa:* SU m tising A N D S U B S C R IP T IO N O F F IC E , 102 NASSAU, CORNER OP ANN-ST., (Late 80 Broadway.) The Leading Daily and Weekly Newspapers. from every section of the Union are daily received at this office, where they can he examined by per­ sons wishing to advertise, and every information in regard to prices of Advertising, value of papers as medimns thirefor fre ely given. THE ENTIRE LIST OF PAPERS FOR WHICH THE SUBSCRI- BER IS READY TO CONTRACT FOR ADVERTISING, COMPRISES OVER ONE THOUSAND, AMONG WHICH ARE EIGHTY IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE. Copies of each paper in which an advertisement appears will be furnished to the advertiser, and m all cases they will be guaranteed to be such as represented. To those who are unacquainted with matters of this nature, the subscriber will make such selection as may be suited to the business, and amount intended to be expended. . _ .. . . NOTICES FRO M THE PRESS, &c.—The many complimentary letters that he is daily receiving from the press in all parts of the United States, assure him that HIS METHOD OF PA YING FOR THE ADVERTISING IN ALL CASES, and taking the risks himself, affords him the means of offer­ ing BETTER TERMS TO ADVERTISERS than by the usual system, making the office take the risk, who in such cases make the good pay for the bad. From the New-York Day Book. <{1Mr. McD. does nothing on the agency principle, and pays cash as he goes along. This is the only method o f managing this peculiar and important branch of business, and Mr. McDonald is greatly and vet safelv extending the sphere of his operations. W E HAVE LOOKED THROUGH HIS LETTER ROOKS and FIND TH AT THE PUBLISHERS OF ALL THE BEST PAPERS IN THE COUNTRY I-FSPECIALLY THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH AND W EST-ACK N O W LED G E THE PROMPT RECEIPT OF MONEY FROM HIM—AND THEfR ENTIRE SATISFACTION W ITH THIS METHOD OF TRANSACTING BUSINESS.” From the Chicago Commercial Advertiser. M He has a list of the best papers in the South, the West, and Canada, and we take pleasure in com­ mending his agency to Eastern jobbers, traders, and manufacturers, who wish to advertise in the in­ terior ; and also to publishers, having found him active, efficient, and reliable.” From the Albany State Register. C£To advertisers who wish the best mediums, Mr. McDonald’ s general acquaintance with the Press urges a strong claim to their attention, and will certainly enure to their benefit. W e feel gratified in having the opportunity of following many of our contemporaries in favorably noticing his establish­ ment. For both publishers and advertisers, his services may be engaged with the certainty of bene­ ficial results, of which his experience in the business, his integrity, energy, and responsibility are among the strongest assurances. ” From the Oswego Journal. “ He never lets newspapers run any risk, but pays all bills on presentation. W e wish all success to his enterprise.” From the Courier. « W e commend him to the attention of merchants, tradesmen, proprietors of patent medicines, and, in fact to all who wish to grow rich. He knows the art o f advertising, and those who entrust their busi­ ness to him cannot be otherwise than successful.” From the Argus. ‘ ‘ Business transactions with him, during eight years, give us full assurance that Mr. McDonald w ill do justice to all who give him their business to attend to, whether it be the advertiser Or the publisher. W e commend his services to both.” From the New-York Democrat. “ His transactions with this office have always been of the right stamp, and we take pleasure in re­ commending him to others.” Pamphlets, containing list of towns, &c., may be had on application as above. Having no partner, and no connection with any other person in my business, all orders for adver­ tising? letters, &c., should be directed to w. h . McD o n a l d , No. 102 Nassau-street, corner of Ann. THE NEW YORK CITY D I R E C T O R Y , FOR 1 8 5 1 -1 8 5 2 . v tl) J l u f r U c a t i o w , E S T A B L IS H E D IN 1 8 4 2 . N eto ¥ o tr ft: DOGGETT & RODE, 59 .LIBERTY STREET. PRICE, E IG H TEEN SHILLINGS, ($2,25.) THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY £ ASTOR, LENOX AND U3 LD0N FOUNDATIONS B 1942 ___ L Entered according to Act o f Congress, in the year 1851, by DOGGETT & RODE, In the Clerk’s Office o f the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. ALFRED COBB, PRINTER, EZRA N. GROSSMAN & SON, 59 Liberty street Adams’ Power Presses 59 Ann street. TO THE PUBLIC , ' NUMBER OF NAMES IN THIS DIRECTORY, 86,425. The number last year, 80,290. Increase over iast year, 6,135. NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION. Several names, removals, new firms, &c., received too late for regular insertion, will be found on a page precedingthe body of the names. NOTICE.—Each and every advertisement intended for insertion on the cover, or in the front part of this work, as well as rill advertisements intended to be inserted in the body o f this work, among tha names, must be paid for in ADVANCE, and no space will be considered engaged until so paid for. CAUTION.—No person is authorised to collect money for any advertisement inserted in this work who does not produce written authority, signed by the Publishers. I N D E X TO T H E A P P E N D I X . PAGE PAGE. Advertisements (page 92 o f the Appendix, and in Collector o f Arrears o f Taxes..................................3 front of the Titlepage.) City Revenue............................................ 3 Aldermen, Board o f.. . . . * . . . . . ........................ ....1 Commercial Agents, American................ 43 Almanac (previous to the Names.) Commissioner o f Jurors................................... 5 Alms-House Department................... 4 Commissioners o f Emigration............................. 5 Time of visiting.......................... 4 Pilotage................................... 19 American Ministers, Consuls, &c.................. ••••.43 Pilotage, New Jersey.............19 Appendix (at the end o f the Names.) Repairs and supplies. . . ........... 3 Appraisers, United States........................ .•••••••• 9 Streets and Lamps . .......... 3 Arrears o f Taxes, Collector o f......... •.......... .. 3 Commissions, Rates o f.. . . . ................................ 19 Assessments, Bureau o f .................... 3 Comptroller........................................... 3 Bureau o f Collection o f. . . . —..........3 Comptroller’s Pay Days........................... .5 Assessors o f Street Department.............................3 Constables o f the W ards............................... 4 Wards...................... * ....4 Consuls......................... ............................42 and 43 Assistant Aldermen............................. 1 Coroner............................................... . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Asylums ............................................................... .33 Corporation Attorney, Bureau o f............ 4 Bank Directors............. 11 o f the City......... ................................. 1 Bank Notes, (Country) par................... 18 Counsel to the Corporation.............. .4 Banks in New Y ork............................................... 10 County Clerk.................. 5 United States................................................ 49 Officers..................... ..5 Savings............... 12 Country Notes Par..................... . .........7 . . . . . . . . 18 New Jersey, Redeemed at............... 18 Courts.......................... .....6 New York Country, redeemed at. 18 Croton Aqueduct Department •........... .4 Rules observed at....... ............................ .11 Custom H ou se.... . . . . .............. •.........................9 State o f New York.......... . . . . . . ............. .. .66 Day Stations o f Policemen...••.................... 7 Bellevue Hospital, Time o f visiting...................... 44 Department, Alms-House.. ........................... .4 Blocks, Dimensions o f.................................. 89 City' Inspector’s. ...................... 4 Board o f Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen.. . . . .1 Croton Aqueduct.. .••.....•••••••. .4 Governors............... 4 Finance.......................... . . .......... ....3 Health................................. 2 Law ............................. ..4 Health Commissioners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 P olice.................... ..3 Pilot Commissioners....... ......................... 19 Repairs and Supplies........................ 3 Supervisors............. 2 Streets and Lamps........................ 3 Boston Hotels...........•................................. ......... 25 Depots, Rail Road................................................. .23 Bureau Chief o f Police................................ .3 Deputy Sheriffs........................... 5 Assessments................... ..3 Dimensions o f Blocks............................................89 City Hall and Park............3 Directors o f Banks.......... ..................................... 11 City Revenue.......... ....................................3 Dispensaries.................... 47 Cleaning Streets...........................................3 Distances, Table o f . . . . ............... 43 Collection o f Assessments...........................3 Emigration, Commissioners o f ...............................5 Corporation Attorney .................................. 4 Executive Departments.......... 3 Deposit and Disbursement............... 3 Expresses......................... 24 Inspection....... ............................. 3 Fares, Coaches, Public Porters, &c.....................42 Lamps and Gas............................... .3 Ferries.................. .25 Lands and Places...................... 3 Finance, Department o f ....................................... 3 Markets.......... ...... ............... 3 Fire Department....... ............................................5 Pipes and Sewers............. 4 Department, Bureau o f Supplies for....... ...3 Public Administrator...................................4 Department Fund............................................. 5 Public Buildings..........................................3 Districts......................... ••••......5 Roads . .................... 3 Insurance........................................ 13,14,16,17 Street Paving....................... 3 Wardens..................... 5 Supplies for Fire Department.....................3 Foreign Consuls in New York.................. . ..........42 Surveying...................................... 3 Foreign Ministers to the United States.................. 42 Taxes....... . ..................... 3 Free Academy.................. 34 Water Rents.•••"......................................... 4 General Information.............................................. . Wharves.......................................................3 Hackney Coaches, & c ............................................90 Burial Grounds connected with Churches. ..........37 Handcartmen, & c...................................... 90 Carriages, Cabs, &c............... 90 Harbor Masters......................................... .19 Census o f the City.................................................. 7 Health Commissioners, Board o f........................ .5 Chief Engineer Fire Department...........................5 Board of.......................... 2 Police............................................................. 7 Insurance............................................... 18 Churches ....................^.........................................37 Hotels, Boston............... . . . . . . ........ • .....! V.*.. .*.25 City Chamberlain.....................................................3 New York .....................................] *..........34 Inspector’s Department...................................4 Philadelphia....... ......... ...................... *.*.*.25 Revenue, Bureau o f.............. 3 Hurlgate Pilots............ ............................................. Cleaning Streets, Bureau of.................. 3 Inspection, Bureau o f....................................... .*.*.*.3 Clergymen............... 37 Institutions and Societies......................................*33 INDEX TO THE APPENDIX. PAGE. PAGE Institutionsin charge of Board of Governors...... 4 Primary Schools....................................... . ..........32 Insurance Cos. in New York................................. 13 Public Administrator, Bureau o f........... ................ 4 Cos. in Philadelphia. ............................16 Public Buildings, Bureau o f............................ 3 Cos. in Boston. . •. ................................1? Porters and Handcartmen. . . . ...................90 Fire............ .............. .......... 13,14,16,17 Quarantine Establishment.......... .......... ••••••••.35 against Accidents ..................... 15 Railroad Companies................................... .'.. •.. 22 H ealth ...........................................15,18 Depots............ .23 Debts.............................................. ....1 5 Randall’s Island, time of visiting..•••••.••...••• 4 Life and Trust.......... ............. 15,16 Rates of Commissions............................................19 Live Stock..................... ................15,17 Interest.................................................... 48 M a rin e.................................... 14,16,17 Pilotage. ••••••..«................. 19 Interests, Rates o f ................ 48 Storage.......................!!.*•!!.............f ..20 Lamps and Gas, Bureau of.................... 3 Receiver of Taxes................................ 3 Lands and Places, Bureau o f . . . . . .......... 3 Redemption of Country Bank Notes..................... 18 Law D e p a r t m e n t . . . . . . . . •••••.................. . . . . 4 Registrar.... ..................... 5 Length of D a ys.................. 48 Registrar of Water Rents.... 4 Length of Mile.• • • • • • • • ........................4 8 Roads, Bureau o f .............. . .......... .... 1. . . . . . • 3 Life Insurance............................................15,16,18 Savings Banks........................... ..12 Lunatic Asylum, Time o f Visiting.........................4 Schools............. ***** ,32 Magazines.................... ..................... ...22 Sextons.... ••••••••..................... #^37 Marine Court................. '....... ............... 6 Sheriffs* Jury ••..••••........... ....!*. V.. ! . . 1.*••*. 1 5 H ospital....................... 35 Sheriff’s Office...........................*****.!!!!!**!!, • 5 Insurance........................................ 14,16,17 Societies.................... 33 Surveyors........................ .................... . 19 Standing Committees, Aldermen & Assistants 1, 2 Markets.. ...........V................... . . ........... ...........25 Station Houses, Police... •......... 7 Bureau of........ ............... * . . . . . . . . . . i , * 3 Steam Packet Lines.. . , ...................... ^ ..........28 Clerks o f........................ ......3 Steamboat lanes....... ................. ........ ”. . . ........ 23 Mile, length o f....... .............. 48 Street Commissioners..................................... 3 Ministers................... .37 Deportment...................... 3 American, Consuls, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Directory....................... 72 Foreign, to United States....... ........ .42 Streets and Lamps, Department o f.................. . 3 Names too late for Insertion (near the title page.) Street Paving, Bureau o f...................... 3 New Jersey Commissioners o f Pilotage.............19 Storage, Rates of. . . ........................ ; ....................20 Newspapers........ .. ................. 21 Superintendent Lamps and Gas.............................3 New York State Pilots* Association... ,19 Lands and Places.......................... 3 Notaries connected with Banks......................... .".ip Markets.................. ........ 3 N u r s e s . .................................. . t . ••..591 Pavements........................ 3 Omnibus Routes........................ ................... . •.71 Streets........................................... 3 Packets and Steamers.................... .28 Repairs to Public Buildings........... 3 Pay-Days, Comptroller’s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Roads.................................. 3 Penitentiary, time o f Visiting............. . ........ . 1.. .4 W harves........................ 3 P e r i o d i c a l s ........................ ........... Supervisors, Board o f......... .............................. 2 Philadelphia Hotels •••••••••......... 25 Surrogate....... ............ 5 P i e r s ...................................... ....3 7 Surveyors, City......., .................. ....................... 3 Pilot Commissoners....... . ..................... 19 Tax Commissioners.. . , ■ .............. 5 Pilotage. ......•••.••...............* J ................ . .19 Taxes, Bureau o f .................... ................................ 3 Pilot’s Association, New York S t a t e ..................19 Telegraph Companies....................... 24 Pipes and Sewers, Bureau o f.. *. .•••••••••••.,. 4 Transportation Lines............................ 25 Police Courts ................ ............................ 6 , United States Courts.......................................... 6 Force........... ............ . •••••••....,. 7 Ward Courts............................. 6 P dice Department........ .......... 3 Officers.................. 4 Policemen, Day Stations o f .....................................7 Schools................ 32 Police Station Houses....... .......................... 7 Water Purveyor..................... 4 Population of the City............. 7 Rents, Bureau of....................... 4 port W ardens.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................ 19 Wharves, Bureau o f...................................... 3 post Office.••••• . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Width of Streets....... ............................................89 NAMES TOO LATE FOR INSERTION, REMOVALS, & & Allen Alexander & Walter King, jewelers, 111 Demotte Mortimer, lawyer, 197 Broadway Division Dodge D. K. com. mer. 52 South, h. Brooklyn Andrews D. lawyer, 27 Beekman, h. 3 Degraw pi. Dorrance George W, crockery, 192 Fulton Brooklyn Dorrance John L. com mer. 151 Broadway, h. 209 Athya John, mer. 2 Beaver, h. Glasgow ^.;i3th Augur J. B. furnaces, 536 Broadway Dwigllt Edmund, 7 Nassau, hi. 18 W . 19th Baker Elisha, fish, 2.lower Fulton market Fink Charles, cashier Chatham bank, h. Jersey city Baker Jesse, fish, 2 lower Fuiton market Fishblatt John, shipchandler. 446 Water, h. 115 Baker E. & J. fish, 2 lower Fulton market Second Ballin Max, importer, 92 Wall, h. Brooklyn Font & Co. com. mers. 113 Wall Barker William & Go. vegetables, 5 Fulton mkt. h. Fowler Theodosius O. 53 B’dway, h. 3 Depau row 245 Bridge, Brooklyn Gilbert William S. accountant, 118 B’dway, h.Bklyn Barstow George, lawyer, 76 Wall, h. 45 Murray Gowdy Hill, com. mer. 112 Front, h. 43 E. 11th Barstow William R. bookkpr, 112 Front, h. Wms’bg Grant Robert, tinware, 556 Broadway, h. 121 White Bartlet Richard, 92 Wall, h. American hotel Grenell Dewitt C. daguerrean artist, 557 & 559 Bartlett David E. professor D. & D. inst. E. 50th Bowery n. Av. 4 Haskin John B.'lawyer, 461 Broadway, h. Fordham Baux J. P. & Co. silk, 2. Pine Hay Charles M. com. mer. 25 John, h. 7 Carmine Beach Joshua M. drygoods, 45 Cortlandt, h. 101 Heath A. H. agent, 38 Beach v W. 29th Hyde & Goodrich, fancygoods, 15 Maiden lane Beamea W. .& W . .umbrellas, 140J- Bowery fngalls D. L. stores, 246 Water Beardsley Abner N. forwarding, 121 Broad, h. B’klyn Jenkins S. F. .146 Av. 5 Blondel Charles, books, 9 Spruce, h. 103 E. 30th Keeler David B lime. 79 Monroe Bogue Frederick S. drygoods, 59 Cedar, h.23Park pi Lively William M. (col’d), (Rev.). 477 Av. 7 Bowers Henry C.. forwarding, 121 Broad, h. B’klyn Lovejoy & Ward, Florence hotel, 400 Broadway Braker C. jr. mer. 10 Old slip, h. 14 James Lnckey Freeborn G. lawyer, 27 Beekman Breck Joseph, lawyer, 27 Beekman Ludlum Henry M. engine builder, 98 Hammond, h. Breisach Richard L. teacher, 15 Wooster Staten Island Bronson Henry G. lawyer., 35 Wall Ludlum J. H. engine builder, 98 Hammond Brown Edgar M. copper &c. 643 & 645 Water, h. Marriott & Atkinson, steel, 12 Gold 9 W . 21st Morris Oran W . professor D. & D. inst. E. 50th n. Buckingham B. H. mer. 43 Front Av. 4 Buckinghams & M’Culloh, mers. 43 Front Noble William G. silkgoods, 18 Cortlandt,h.2 Park Campbell Donald, engraver, 130 Fulton, h. Br’klyu . place CLARK LOT C. lawyer, h. Port Richmond, S. I. Nott C. C. lawyer. 197 Broadway, h. 137 Hudson Clark & Mosher, merchants, 14 Broadway Palmer John D. 176 Fulton, h. 89 Av. 8 Conklin Alfred T. broker, 15 Beaver, h. 377 Madison Peet Harvey P. pres’t. D. & D. inst. E. 50th n. Av. 4 Cort Anson Z. furnaces, 536 Broadway Radcliff Frederick E. fancy goods, 23 Cortlandt Cutbell Thomas H. bookkeeper, 11 Rivington Schaefer & Co. coals, 171 Orchard Defreitas G. A. com. mer. 84 Pearl Skaats Schuyler & Brother, com mer. 1 Water De la Vergne, Yockney & Co. manf. Cumberland Smith & Brush, lawyers, 79 Nassau Brothers patent metallic oil, Elizabethport, N.J. THOMPSON, PECK & NIXON, tailors, 304 Office 1 New Broadway 1851. CALENDAR. 1851. J U D Y , 31 p a y s . AUGUST, 3 1 Days 1 S E P T E M B E R , 3 0 Days . MOON. MOON. ^ MOON. D. H. M. Sun Sun High D. H. M. Sun Sun High D. H. M. Sun Sun High First Q. 5 6 12 E. Ri. Sets Wat. First Q. 4 0 11 M. Ri. Sets Wat. First Q. 2 8 57 M. Ri. Sets Wat. Full M. 13 2 18 M. Full M. 11 4 47 E. Full M. 10 8 48 M. Last Q. 21 5 43 M. H.M. H.M. H. M. Last a 19 8 2 E. H.M . H.M . H. M. Last Q. 18 8 33 M. H.M . H.M. H. M . New M. 28 9 44M New M. 26 5 24 E. NewM. 25 1 16M. 1 Tuesday 4 34 7 33 10 11 1 Friday 4 57 7 14 11 31 1 Monday 5 28 6 32 2 Wednesday 4 34 7 33 10 56 2 Saturday 4 58 7 13 #• •. 2 Tuesday 5 29 6 30 38 3 Thursday 4 35 7 32 11 44 3 SUNDAY 4 59 7 12 18 3 Wednesday 5 30 6 28 1 27 4 Friday 4 35 7 32 . • • • 4 Monday 5 07 11 1 9 4 Thursday 5 31 6 27 2 24 5 Saturday 4 36 7 32 36 5 Tuesday 5 17 10 2 1 5 Friday 5 31 6 25 3 41 6 SUNDAY 4 37 7 32 1 32 6 Wednesday 5 27 8 3 6 Saturday 5 32 6 24 5 4 7 Monday 4 37 7 31 2 33 7 Thursday 5 37 7 4 13 7 SUNDAY 5 33 6 22 6 21 8 Tuesday 4 38 7 31 3 39 8 Friday 5 47 6 5 27 8 Monday 5 34 6 20 7 18 9 Wednesday 4 38 7 31 4 44 9 Saturday 5 57 5 6 39 9 Tuesday 5 35 6 19 8 1 uO Thursday 4 39 7 30 5 51 10 SUNDAY^ 5 67 4 7 34 10 Wednesday 5 36 6 17 8 39 11 Friday 4 40 7 30 6 50 11 Monday 5 77 2 8 20 11 Thursday 5 37 6 15 9 19 12 Saturday 4 40 7 29 7 42 12 Tuesday 5 87 1 8 57 12 Friday 5 38 6 14 9 40 13 SUNDAY 4 41 7 29 8 30 13 Wednesday 5 97 0 9 34 13 Saturday 5 39 6 12 10 9 14 Monday 4 42 7 28 9 12 14 Thursday 5 10 6 58 10 07 14 SUNDAY 5 40 6 10 10 40 15 Tuesday 4 43 7 28 9 51 15 Friday 5 11 6 57 10 36 15 Monday 5 41 6 9 11 8 16 Wednesday 4 43 7 27 10 26 16 Saturday 5 12 6 56 11 9 16 Tuesday 5 42 6 7 11 39 17 Thursday 4 44 7 27 11 01 17 SUNDAY 5 13 6 54 11 41 17 Wednesday 5 43 6 5 15 18 Friday 4 45 7 26 11 36 18 Monday 5 14 6 53 13 18 Thursday 5 44 6 4 56 19 Saturday 4 46 7 25 13 19 Tuesday 5 15 6 51 52 19 Friday, 5 45 6 2 1 49 20 SUNDAY 4 47 7 25 50 20 Wednesday 5 16 6 50 1 33 20 Saturday 5 46 6 0 3 5 21 Monday 4 48 7 24 1 33 21 Thursday 5 17 6 48 2 28 21 SUNDAY 5 47 5 59 4 35 22 Tuesday 4 48 7 23 2 22 22 Friday 5 18 6 47 3 42 22 Monday 5 48 5 57 6 23 Wednesday 4 49 7 22 3 25 23 Saturday 5 19 6 46 5 23 Tuesday 5 49 5 55 7 24 Thursday 4 50 7 22 4 30 24 SUNDAY 5 20 6 44 6 16 24 Wednesday 5 50 5 53 7 52 25 Friday 4 51 7 21 5 36 25 Monday 5 21 6 43 7 15 25 Thursday 5 51 5 52 8 36 26 Saturday 4 52 7 20 6 40 26 Tuesday 5 22 6 41 8 10 26 Friday 5 52 5 50 9 20 27 SUNDAY 4 53 7 19 7 33 27 Wednesday 5 23 6 39 8 57 27 Saturday 5 53 5 48 10 4 28 Monday 4 54 7 18 8 25 28 Thursday 5 24 6 38 9 41 28 SUNDAY 5 54 5 47 10 46 29 Tuesday 4 55 7 17 9 13 29 Friday 5 25 6 36 10 26 29 Monday 5 55 5 45 11 27 30 Wednesday 4 56 7 16 9 50 30 Saturday 5 26 6 35 10 11 30 Tuesday 5 56 5 43 . . ,. 31 Thursday 4 56 7 15 10 43 31 SUNDAY 5 27 6 33 11 54 O C TO B E R , 3 1 J>ays • NOVEM BER , 3 0 Days. D E C E M B E R , 31 D ays. MOON. D. H . M. MOON. MOON, First Q. 1 9 34 E. Sun Sun High D. H . M . Sun Sun High D. H. M. Sun Sun High Full M. 10 1 37 M. Ri. Sets Wat. Full M. 8 6 25 E. Ri. Sets Wat Full M. 8 10 31M. Ri. Sets Wat. Last Q. 17 7 17 E. Last 0 . 16 4 36 M. Last Q,. 15 0 30 E. New M. 24 10 14 M. H.M . H.M. H. M. NewM. 22 9 10 E. H.M. H.M. H. M. NewM. 22 10 38M. H.M . H.M. H . M. First a . 31 2 22E. FirstQ. 30 10 31M. First a 30 8 19 M. 1 Wednesday 5 57 5 42 8 1 Saturday 6 32 4 55 1 22 1 Monday 7 7 4 31 1 49 2 Thursday 5 58 5 40 55 2 SUNDAY 6 33 4 54 2 31 2 Tuesday 7 8 4 31 2 55 3 Friday 5 59 5 38 1 53 3 Monday 6 34 4 53 3 56 3 Wednes#ay 7 9 4 31 4 9 4 Saturday | 6 0 5 31 3 11 4 Tuesday 6 35 4 52 5 14 4 Thursday 7 10 4 3] 5 16 5 SUNDAY 6 1 5 35 4 37 5 Wednesday 6 36 4 51 6 18 5 Friday 7 11 4 31 6 11 6 Monday 6 2 5 33 5 56 6 Thursday 6 38 4 50 7 6 Saturday 7 12 4 31 6 56 7 Tuesday 6 4 5 32 6 55 7 Friday 6 39 4 48 7 35 7 SUNDAY 7 13 4 30 7 33 8 Wednesday 6 5 5 30 7 34 8 Saturday 6 40 4 47 8 8 8 Monday 7 13 4 30 8 11 9 Thursday 6 6 5 29 8 10 9 SUNDAY 6 41 4 46 8 39 9 Tuesday 7 14 4 30 8 49 10 Friday 6 7 5 27 8 38 10 Monday 6 42 4 45 9 13 10 Wednesday 7 15 4 31 9 26 11 Saturday 6 8 5 25 9 8 11 Tuesday 6 44 4 44 9 45 11 Thursday 7 16 4 31 10 3 12 SUNDAY 6 9 5 24 9 38 12 Wednesday 6 45 4 43 10 17 12 Friday 7 17 4 31 10 44 13 Monday 6 10 5 22 10 9 13 Thursday 6 46 4 42 10 52 13 Saturday 7 ]8 4 31 11 26 14 Tuesday 6 11*t 21 10 40 14 Friday 6 47 4 42 11 33 14 SUNDAY 7 18 4 31 15 15 Wednesday 6 12 5 19 11 12 15 Saturday 6 48 4 41 21 15 Monday 7 19 4 31 1 11 16 Thursdty 6 13 5 18 11 48 16 SUNDAY 6 50 4 40 1 17 16 Tuesday 7 20 4 32 2 13 1 17 Friday 6 14 5 16 32 17 Monday 6 51 4 39 2 27 17 Wednesday 7 21 4 32 3 26 1 18 Saturday 6 15. 5 15 1 27 18 Tuesday 6 52 4 38 3 54 18 Thursday 7-21 4 32 4 36 19 SUNDAY 6 17 5 13 2 43 19 Wednesday 6 53 4 38 5 12 19 Friaay 7 22 4 33 5 46 20 Monday 6 18 5 12 4 16 20 Thursday 6 54 4 37 6 14 20 Saturday 7 23 4 33 6 42 21 Tuesday 6 19 5 10 5 41 21 Friday 6 55 4 36 7 5 21 SUNDAY 7 23 4 34 7 33 22 Wednesday 6 20 5 9 6 40 22 Saturday 6 57 4 36 7 53 22 Monday 7 24 4 34 8 23 23 Thursday 6 21 5 7 7 29 23 SUNDAY 6 58 4 35 8 38 23 Tuesday 7 24 4 35 9 8 : 24 Friday 6 22 5 6 8 13 24 Monday 6 59 4 34 9 20 24 Wednesday 7 25 4 35 9 49 25 Saturday 6 23 5 5 8 57 25 Tuesday 7 4 34 10 1 25 Thursday 7 25 4 36 10 301; 26 SUNDAY 6 24 5 3 9 41 26 Wednesday 7 1 4 33 10 43 26 Friday 7 25 4 36 11 9 27 Monday 6 26 5 2 10 21 27 Thursday 7 2 4 33 11 25 27 Saturday 7 26 4 37 11 47 28 Tuesday 6 27 5 0 11 2’ 28 Friday 7 3 4 32 .. . . 28 SUNDAY 7 26 4 38 •. ■ 29 Wednesday 6 28 4 59 11 44j 29 Saturday 7 4 4 32 8 29 Monday 7 26 4 38 28 30 Thursday 6 29 4 58 •• •• 30 SUNDAY 7 6 4 32 55 30 Tuesday 7 26 4 39 1 10 31 Friday 6 30 4 5? 2911 , --------------- 5---------------- — 31 Wednesday 7 27 4 40 1 57 1852. CALENDAR. 1852 . W.IHIM" JA N U A R Y , 31 D ays. 'I F E B R U A R Y ,,*29 D ays. M A R C H , 31 D ays. MOON. MOON. MOON. D. H. M. Sun Sun High D. H. M. Sun Sun High D. H. M. S un Sun High Full M. 7 1 13 M. Ri. Sets Wat. Full M. 5 1 57 E. Ri. Sets Wat. Full M. 6 0 34 M. R i . Sets Wat Th’d Q. 13 8 22 E. Thd a . 12 5 7 M. Th’d a . 12 3 33 E. New M. 21 2 31M. H.M. H.M. H. M. New M. 19 7 58 E H.M. H.M H . M. New M. 20 1 47 E H.M . H.M . H. M. First Q. 29 5 38 E. First Q. 28 0 35 M. Fu*st Q. 28 3 54 ri. 1 Thursday 7 27 4 41 2 54 1 SUNDAY 7 13 5 15 3 55* 1 Monday 6 36 5 50 2 56 2 Friday 7 27 4 42 4 1 2 Minday 7 12 5 16 5 6 o Tuesday 6 34 5 51 4 20 3 Saturday 7 27 4 43 5 3 3 Tuesday 7 11. 5 18 6 20 3 Wednesday 6 32 5 52 5 43 4 SUNDAY 7 27 4 43 6 4 4 Wednesday 7 10 5 19 7 20| 4 Thursday 6 3.1 5 54 6 58 5 Monday 7 27 4 44 6 58 5 Thursday 7 95 20 8 9 5 Friday 6 29 5 55 7 52 6 Tuesday 7 27 4 45 7 42 6 Friday 7 85 21 8 57 6 Saturday 6 28 5 56 8 37 7 Wednesday 7 27 4 46 8 27 7 Saturday 7 75 23 9 40,' 7 SUNDAY 6 26 5 57 9 20 8 Thursday 7 27 4 47 9 9 ; 8 SUNDAY 7 65 24 10 23 8 Monday 6 25 5 58 10 3 9 Friday 7 27 4 48 9 52 9 Monday 7 55 25 11 6 9 Tuesday 6 23 5 59 10 46 10 Saturday 7 26 4 49 10 35 10 Tuesday 7 35 26 11 50 10 Wednesday 6 21 6 0 11 28 11 SUNDAY 7 26 4 50 11 20 11 Wednesday 7 25 28 36 11 Thursday 6 20 6 1 12 12 Monday 7 26 4 51 5 12 Thursday 7 15 29 1 21 12 Friday 6 18 6 2 0 56 13 Tuesday 7 26 4 52 0 56 13 Friday 7 05 30 2 14 13 Saturday 6 1$ 3 1 45 14 Wednesday 7 25 4 54 1 49 14 Saturday 6 58 5 31 3 21 14 SUNDAY 6 15 6 5 2 51 15 Thursday 7 25 4 55 o 49 15 SUNDAY 6 57 5 32 4 45 15 Monday 6 13 6 6 4 20 16 Friday 7 25 4 56 4 0 16 Monday 6 56 5 34 6 8 16 Tuesday 6 11 6 7 5 48 17 Saturday 7 24 4 57 5 12 17 Tuesday 6 54 5 35 7 15 17 Wednesday 6 10 6 8 7 1 18 SUNDAY 7 24 4 58 6 24 18 Wednesday 6 53 5 36 8 5 18 Thursday 6 86 9 7 48 19 Monday 7 23 4 59 7 24 19 Thursday 6 52 5 37 8 49 19 Friday 6 76 10 8 27 20 Tuesday 7 22 5 0 8 14 20 Friday 6 50 5 38 9 24 20 Saturday 6 56 11 9 1 21 Wednesday 7 22 5 2 8 59 21 Saturday 6 49 5 40 9 56 21 SUNDAY 6 36 12 9 30 6 48 5 41 10 28 22 Monday 6 o 6 13 10 0 22 Thursday 7 21 5 3 9 39 22 SUNDAY 23 Friday 7 21 5 4 10 15 23 Monday 6 46 5 42 10 58 23 Tuesday 6 06 14 10 29 24 Saturday 7 20 5 5 10 50 24 Tuesday 6 45 5 43 11 28 24 Wednesday 5 58 6 15 10 59 25 SUNDAY 7 19 5 6 11 24 25 Wednesday 6 43 5 44 11 58 25 Thursday 5 57 6 16 11 26 26 Monday 7 18 5 8 11 58 26 Thursday 6 42 5 46 • • .. 26 Friday 5 55 6 17 11 59 |27 Tuesday 7 18 5 9 m# 27 Friday 6 40 5 47 0 32 27 Saturday 5 53 6 18 •• .. 28 Wednesday 7 17 5 10 0 32 28 Saturday 6 39 5 48 1 5 28 SUNDAY 5 52 6 19 0 35 29 Thursday 7 16 5 11 1 10 29 SUNDAY 6 37 5 49 1 51 29 Monday 5 50 6 20 J _20 30 Friday 7 15 5 13 1 51 30 Tuesday 5 48 6 21 1! 21 31 Saturday 7 14 5 14 2 44 31 Wednesday 5 47 6 22 3 47 A P R I L , 30 B ays. M A Y , 31 Days. . JUNE, 3 0 D ays. MOON. MOON. MOON, Sun Sun Hii?h ES Sun Sun High d . n. m . D. H . M. Sun Sun High D H. M . Full M. 4 9 28 M. Ri. Sets Wat. Full M. 3 5 27 E. Ri. Sets Wat Full M. 2 1 30 M. Ri. Sets Wat [ Thd Q. 11 4 3 M. Thd Q. 10 6 27 E. Thd Q. 9 10 19 M. New M. 19 6 49 M. H.M . H.M. H. M. NewM. 18 10 19 E. H.M . H.M . H. M. New M. 17 11 51 M. H.M . H.M. H. M. First Q. 27 3 7M. First Q. 26 10 42 M. First Q. 24 3 51 E. 1 Thursday 5 45 6 23 5 16 1 Saturday 5 06 54 6 5 1 Tuesday 4 33 7 23 7 19 2 Friday 5 43 6 24 6 34 2 SUNDAY 4 59 6 55 6 58 2 Wednesday 4 32 7 23 8 10 3 Saturday 5 42 H 25 7 24 3 Monday 4 58 6 56 7 46 3 Thursday 4 32 7 24 8 57 4 SUNDAY 5 4 i 6 26 8 13 4 Tuesday 4 56 6 57 8 29 4 Friday 4 32 7 25 9 43 5 Monday 5 38 6 28 8 55 5 Wednesday 4 55 6 58 9 15 5 Saturday 4 31 7 25 10 27 6 Tuesday 5 37 6 29 9 38 6 Thursday 4 54 6 59 10 0 6 SUNDAY 4 31 7 26 11 12 7 Wednesday 5 35 6 30 10 21 7 Friday 4 53 7 0 10 43 7 Monday 4 31 7 26 11 58 8 Thursday 5 34 6 31 11 3 8 Saturday 4 52 7 1 11 27 8 Tuesday 4 31 7 27 45 9 Friday 5 32 6 32 11 46 9 SUNDAY 4 51 7 2 12 9 Wednesday 4 30 7 28 1 36 10 Saturday 5 30 6 33 31 10 Monday 4 50 7 3 1 5 10 Thursday 4 30 7 28 2 34 11 SUNDAY 5 29 6 34 1 26 11 Tuesday 4 49 7 4 2 5 11 Friday 4 30 7 29 3 42 12 Monday 5 27 6 35 2 30 12 Wednesday 4 48 7 5 3 21 12 Saturday 4 30 7 29 4 43 13 Tuesday 5 26 6 36 3 56 13 Thursday 4 47 7 6 4 38 13 SUNDAY 4 30 7 30 5 42 14 Wednesday 5 24 6 37 5 20 14 Friday 4 46 7 7 5 46 14 Monday 4 30 7 30 6 33 15 Thursday 5 23 6 38 6 31 15 Saturday 4 45 7 8 6 39 15 Tuesday* 4 30 7 30 7 18 16 Friday 5 21 6 39 7 19 16 SUNDAY 4 44 7 9 7 16 16 Wednesday 4 30 7 31 7 56 17 Saturday 5 20 6 40 7 57 17 Monday 4 43 7 10 7 54 17 Thursday 4 30 *7 31 8 34 18 SUNDAY 5 18 6 41 8 31 18 Tuesday 4 42 7 11 8 27 18 Friday 4 30 7 31 9 11 19 Monday 5 17 6 42 8 58 19 Wednesday 4 41 7 12 9 0 19 Saturday 4 30 7 32 9 50 20 Tuesday 5 15 6 43 9 29 20 Thursday 4 40 7 13 9 31 20 SUNDAY 4 30 7 32 10 29 21 Wednesday 5 14 6 44 10 0 21 Friday 4 39 7 14 10 5 21 Monday 4 31 7 32 11 10 22 Thursday 5 12 6 45 10 29 22 Saturday 4 39 7 15 10 39 22 Tuesday 4 31 7 32 11 54 23 Friday 5 11 6 46 11 0 23 SUNDAY 4 38 7 15 11 18 23 Wednesday 4 31 7 32 24 Saturday 5 9 6 47 11 33 24 Monday 4 37 7 16 • • V 24 Thursday 4 31 7 33 0 42 25 SUNDAY 5 8 6 48 • • •• 25 Tuesday 4 37 7 17 0 2 25 Friday 4 32 7 33 1 40 26 Monday 5 7 6 49 0 13 26 Wednesday 4 36 7 18 0 52 26 Saturday 4 32 7 33 2 43 27 Tuesday 5 5 6 50 1 1 27 Thursday 4 35 7 19 1 51 27 SUNDAY 4 32 7 33 3 54 28 Wednesday 5 4 6 51 2 1 28 Friday 4 35 7 20 3 6 28 Monday 4 33 7 33 4 55 29 Thursday 5 3 6 52 3 27 29 Saturday 4 34 7 20 4 22 29 Tuesday 4 33 7 33 6 0 30 Friday 5 1 6 53 4 51 30 SUNDAY 4 34 7 21 5 27130 Wednesday 4 34 7 33 7 0 1 L,, i ■■—- ■■ 31 Monday 4 33 7 22 6 261 1852. CALENDAR. 1852. J U L Y , 3 1 Days* AUGUST, 31 Days S E P T E M B E R , 3 0 Days • •MOON. D . H. M. MOON. MOON. Full M. 1 10 32 M. Sun Sun Hi D. H. M. Sun Sun High D . H . M. Sun Sun High Th’dQ . 9 3 10 M. Ri. Sets Wat. Thd Q. 7 8 31 E. Ri. Sets Wat. Last Q, 6 1 38 E. Ri. Sets Wat. New M. 16 11 19 E. New M. 15 9 2M. New M. 13 5 42 E. First Q. 23 8 6 B. H .M . H .M . H . M . First a . 22 1 6 M. H .M . H .M H . M . First Q. 20 8 21M. H .M . H .M . H . M . : Full M. 30 9 16 E. Full M. 29 10 10 M. Full M. 28 1 29 M. | 1 Thursday 4 34 7 33 7 54 1 SUNDAY 4 58 7 13 9 23 1 Wednesday 5 28 6 30 10 12 2 Friday 4 35 7 32 8 44 2 Monday 4 59 7 12 10 2 2 Thursday 5 29 6 29 10 43 3 Saturday 4 35 7 32 9 33 3 Tuesday 5 0 7 11 10 36 3 Friday 5 30 6 27 11 14 4 SUNDAY 4 36 7 32 10 15 4 Wednesday 5 1 7 10 11 12 4 Saturday 5 31 6 26 n 44 5 Monday 4 36 7 32 10 56 5 Thursday 5 2 7 9 11 47 5 SUNDAY 5 32 6 24 17 6 Tuesday 4 37 7 32 11 38 6 Friday 5 37 8 22 6 Monday 5 33 6 22 0 52 7 Wednesday 4 38 7 31 19 7 Saturday 5 4 7 6 0 59 7 Tuesday 5 34 6 21 i 36 8 Thursday 4 38 7 31 0 59 8 SUNDAY 5 5 7 5 1 39 8 Wednesday 5 35 6 19 2 38 9 Friday 4 39 7 31 1 45 9 Monday 5 6 7 4 2 28 9 Thursday 5 36 6 17 4 3 10 Saturday 4 40 7 30 o 35 10 Tuesday 5 7 7 3 3 36 10 Friday 5 37 6 16 5 27 11 SUNDAY 4 40 7 30 3 37 11 Wednesday 5 8 7 1 4 48 11 Saturday 5 38 6 14 6 38 12 Monday 4 41 7 29 4 37 12 Thursday 5 97 0 6 1 12 SUNDAY 5 39 6 12 7 33 ■13 Tuesday 4 42 7 29 5 31 13 Friday 5 10 6 59 7 1 13 Monday 5 40 6 11 8 16 14 Wednesday 4 42 7 28 6 37 14 Saturday 5 11 6 57 7 52 14 Tuesday 5 41 6 9 8 58 15 Thursday 4 43 7 28 7 25 15 SUNDAY 5 12 6 56 8 38 15 Wednesday 5 42 6 7 9 38 16 Friday 4 44 7 27 8 12 16 Monday 5 13 6 55 9 20 16 Thursday 5 43 6 6 10 19 :17 Saturday 4 45 7 2b 8 54 17 Tuesday 5 14 6 53 10 1 17 Friday 5 44 6 4 11 2 18 SUNDAY 4 46 7 26 9 36 18 Wednesday 5 15 6 52 10 42 18 Saturday 5 45 6 o 11 45 19 Monday 4 46 7 25 10 17 H9 Thursday 5 16 6 50 11 23 19 SUNDAY 5 46 6 1 20 Tuesday 4 47 7 24 10 58 20 Friday 5 17 6 49 .. •. 20 Monday 5 47 5 59 6 29 21 Wednesday 4 48 7 23 11 43 21 Saturday 5 18 6 47 0 8 21 Tuesday 5 48 5 57 1 19 22 Thursday 4 49 7 23 . . .. 22 SUNDAY 5 19 6 46 0 53 22 Wednesday 5 49 5 56 2 25 23 Friday 4 50 7 22 0 28 23 Monday 5 20 6 44 1 44 23 Thursday 5 50 5 54 3 54 24 Saturday 4 51 7 21 1 19 24 Tuesday 5 20 6 43 2 49 24 Friday 5 51 5 52 5 23 25 SUNDAY 4 52 7 20 2 15 25 Wednesday 5 21 6 41 4 7 25 Saturday 5 52 5 50 6 37 26 Monday 4 5,1 7 19 3 18 26 Thursday 5 22 6 40 5 33 26 SUNDAY 5 53 5 49 7 27 27 Tuesday 4 53 7 18 4 29 27 Friday 5 23 6 38 6 46 27 Monday 5 54 5 47 8 7 28 Wednesday 4 54 7 17 5 42 28 Saturday 5 24 6 37 7 42 28 Tuesday 5 55 5 45 8 41 29 Thursday 4 55 7 16 6 50 29 SUNDAY 5 25 6 35 8 27 29 Wednesday 5 56 5 44 9 12 : JO Friday 4 56 7 15 7 50 30 Monday 5 26 6 34 9 7 30 Thursday 5 57 5 42 9 42 31 Saturday 4 57 7 14 8 38 31 Tuesday 5 27 6 32 9 39 O CTO BER, 31 Days • NOVEM BER , 3 0 Days* D E C E M B E R , 31 Days* MOON. MOON. MOON, D. R . M. Sun Sun High D. H . M. Sun Sun High D H . M. Sun Sun Hi eh Thd Q. 6 5 40 M. Ri. Sets Wet. Thd Q. 4 7 45 E. Ri. Sets Wat Thd a 4 7 26 M. Ri. Sets W at New M. 13 2 18 M NewM. 11 11 45 M. New M. 10 10 36 E. 1 First a 19 7 0 E. H .M . H .M . H. M. First Q. 18 9 31M. H .M . H.M . H. M. First Q. 18 3 43 M. H .M . H .M . H. M. 1 Full M. 27 6 58 E. Full M. 26 1 45 E. Full M. 26 8 14 M. | .1 Friday 5 58 5 40 10 12 1 Monday 6 32 4 54 10 42 1 Wednesday 7 -7 4 31 11 1 | 2 Saturday 5 5915 39 10 41 2 Tuesday 6 34 4 53 11 16 2 Thursday 7 8 4 31 11 41 1 3 SUNDAY 6 ,0 5 37 11 9 3 Wednesday 6 35 4 52 11 52 3 Friday 7 9 4 31 26 4 Monday 6 1 5 35 11 42 4 Thursday 6 36 4 51 38 4 Saturday 7 10 4 3] 1 21 5 Tuesday 6 2 5 34 18 5 Friday 6 37 4 50 1 38 5 SUNDAY 7 11 4 31 2 28 6 Wednesday 6 3 5 32 1 2 (i Saturday ' 6 38 4 49 2 57 6 Monday 7 12 4 31 3 46 7 Thursday 6 4 5 31 2 2 7 SUNDAY 6 40 4 48 4 25 7 Tuesday 7 13 4 30 4 55 8 Friday 6 5 5 29 3 28 8 Monday 6 41 4 47 5 40 8 Wednesday 7 14 4 30 5 59 9 Saturday 6 6 5 27 4 59 9 Tuesday 6 42 4 46 6 34 9 Thursday 7 15 4 30 6 53 1.0 SUNDAY 6 7 5 26 6 15 10 Wednesday 6 43 4 45 7 21 10 Friday 7 16 4 31 7 42 11 Monday 6 9 5 24 7 5 11 Thursday 6 44 4 44 8 4 11 Saturday 7 17 4 31 8 31 12 Tuesday 6 10 5 23 7 49 12 Friday 6 46 4 43 8 50 12 SUNDAY 7 18 4 31 9 20 13 Wednesday 6 11 5 21 8 31 13 Saturday 6 47 4 42 9 34 m Monday 7 18 4 31 10 7 14 Thursday 6 12 5 20 9 11 14 SUNDAY 6 48 4 41 10 18 14 Tuesday 7 19 4 31 10 54 15 Friday 6 13 5 18 9 56 15 Monday 6 49 4 40 11 4 15 Wednesday 7 20 4 32 11 39 16 Saturday 6 14 5 16 10 37 16 Tuesday 6 50 4 39 11 53 16 Thursday 7 20 4 32 , » .. 17 SUNDAY 6 15 5 15 11 22 17 Wednesday 6 52 4 38 . . .. 17 Friday 7 21 4 32 28 18 Monday 6 16 5 13 . . . . 18 Thursday 6 53 4 38 0 43 18 Saturday 7 22 4 33 1 17 19 Tuesday 6 17 5 12 0 7 19 Friday 6 54 4 37 1 46 19 SUNDAY 7 23 4 33 2 10 20 Wednesday 6 18 5 11 1 0 20 Saturday 6 55 4 36 2 59 20 Monday 7 23 4 33 3 13 21 Thursday 6 20 5 9 2 5 21 SUNDAY 6 56'4 36 4 17 21 Tuesday 7 24 4 34 4 20 22 Friday 6 21 5 8 3 34 22 Monday 6 57,4 35 5 28 22 Wednesday 7 24 4 34 5 23 23 Saturday 6 225 6 5 2 23 Tuesday 6 59 4 35 6 24 !23 Thursday 7 25 4 35 6 20 24 SUNDAY 6 235 5 6 13 24 Wednesday 7 04 34 7 5 m Friday 7 25 4 36 7 6 1 25 Monday 6 2415 3 7 1 25 Thursday 7 14 34 7 41 j25 Saturday 7 25 4 36 7 44 I 26 Tuesday 6 25 5 2 7 41 26 Friday 7 24 33 8 15 26 SUNDAY 7 26 4 37 8 22 .27 Wednesday 6 27 5 1 8 12 27 Saturday 7 34 33 8 46; 27 Monday 7 26 4 38 8 59 28 Thursday • 6 28 5 0 8‘ 43 28 SUNDAY 7 44 32 9 19 28 Tuesday 7*26 4 38 9 37 29 Friday 6 29 4 58 9 12 29 Monday 7 54 32 9 50 29 Wednesday 7 26 4 39 JO 14 30 Saturday 6 30]4 57 9 44 30 Tuesday 7 64 32 10 25 30 Thursday 7 27 4 40 10 53 31 SUNDAY 6 3114 56 10 13 l 31 Friday 7 27 4 41 11 3,1 —-------—-----i----- - INDEX TO THE ADVERTISEMENTS. Adamantine Candles, Litchfield & Co.*—back Marble Works, John H. Ferris—back Advertising Agency, W. H. McDonald—front Mechanics’ Mutual Benefit Association o f Spring, American Hailway Guide, Curran Dinsmore—back field—back Anglesey Leg, William Selpho—back Merchants’ Insurance Co—back Aromatic Bitters, Dr. Blake—hack Merchants’ Line for Philadelphia, W . H. Thomp­ Auctioneers, Gerard Abraham Henry, jewlr, 124 Stanton, h. 124 Stanton Ackerman Henry- B. carman, 86 W . 16th Abraham Isaac, mason, 141 Mulberry Ackerman Hiram, shoemaker, 175 W . 14th, h. 277 Abraham Jacob, mason, r. 132 W . 16th W . 17th Abraham Jacob, tailor, r. 90 Ridge Ackerman Jacob, carpenter, r. 134 W . 16th Abraham John, boilermaker, 408 Tenth Ackerman James, machinist, 244 Av. 8 Abraham Joseph, tailor, 140 Pitt Ackerman Jas. lithographer, 379 B’way, h. 186 E, Abraham Judah, drygds, 102 Clmbia, h. 102 Clmbia 11th Abraham Stephen, stone mason, r. 180 Prince Ackerman James, 54 SuHivan Abrahams Isaac, milliner, 9 Division Ackerman Jas. painter, 103 Nassau, and deputy col­ Abrahams Jacob, tailor, 108 Mott • lector ssets, 2 New City Hall, h. 284 Hudson Abrahams Jacob, 155 W. Broadway Ackerman Jas. grocer, 372 Houston, h. 372 Houston Abrahams Phillip, shoemaker, 235 Division Ackerman Jas. D. painter,325 Bow’y, h. 27 Downing Abrahams Simeon, physician, 31 Bleecker Ackerman Jas. G. tailor, 449 G’wich, h. 537 G’wicu Abrams Amos, shoemaker, W . 31st. n. A t . 8 Ackerman John, 194 W . 22d Abrams Bella, 20 Wooster Ackerman. John, cabinetmaker, r. 30 Thompson Abrams Isaac, bootmaker, 45 Goerck, h.' 32 Goerck Ackerman John, shoemaker, 77 Columbia Abrams Jacob S. hardware, 443 B’way, h. 97 Bank Ackerman John, carpenter, 142 W . 16th Abrams James S. shipcarpenter, 32 Goerck Ackerman John, carman, 148 Hammond Abrams John D. mer. 144 Front, h. 95 Lexington Ay . Ackerman John A. carman, 270 W . 29th Abrams Joseph, plasterer, 58 Grove ACKERMAN JOHN H. mer. 253 Front, h. B’klyn Abrams Levi, capmaker, 80 Pike Ackerman John J. sashmaker, 187 W. 15th, h. 178 Abrams Mary, widow of Samuel, 267 Spring W . 16th Abrams William, tailor, 35 Crosby Ackerman John L. 159 Franklin ABRAMS & JOHNSON, hardware, 443 B’way Ackerman John R. tailor, 259 B’way, h. Brooklyn Abry Auguste, watchmaker, 70 Nassau, h. N. Jersey Ackerman Joseph, police, 126 Eldridge Abry Edward, watches, 30 Courtland. h. 98 Prince Ackerman Joseph B. caulker, 93 North Moore Abry John A. watches, 3 Maiden la. h. I l l Hudson Ackerman Julia, widow o f Joseph, 35 Monroe Absalon Joseph, confectioner, 77 Av. A Ackerman Julia, tailoress, 35 Broome Abson Edward, shipjoiner. r. 17 Suffolk Ackerman Lawrence, 133 Franklin Abson William, joiner, r. i l l Franklin Ackerman Melancton B. D. artificialfl'wTs,42 Canal, Ace John, captain, 2 Jane h. 13 W . B’way pi. Ach Samuel, butcher, 65 Bayard Ackerman Moses, grates, h. 143 Norfolk. Achelis Thomas, imp. 9 S. William, h. Germany Ackerman Rich’d,. teller 7th wd. bk., h. 139 W. 30th Achenbach George, clerk, 57 Amos Ackerman S. B. l’wyer,13 B’kman, h, Gunter’s hotel Acheson Hannah, milliner, 145 Houston Ackerman Simeon H. com.mer. 134 P’rl, h. Panama Acheson James, J. physician, 49 Gouvemeur Ackerman Simon, insp. lumber, 18 Minetta la. Acheson Thomas, fancyg’ds, 4 Pine, h. 51N. Moore Ackerman Smith, r. 39 Clarkson Achille Fanny, 41 Walker Ackerman Susanah, widow, 164 Christopher A.chp61e Frederick A. segars, r. 228 Rivington Ackerman Thos. C. mer. 215 Duane, h. 43 Renwick Achtman Lorenz, sbOemkr, 2 At . C, h. 133 Willett Ackerman Warren, india rubber, 19 Nassau, h. Ackeri Isaac, mason, 65 W. 27th Newark Acken & Thompson, builders, 65 W . 27th Ackerman W m. wheelwright, 173 W . 22d. Ackenbabk Thomas, carpenter, h. 98 Charles. Ackerman Wm. polisher, 66 Greenwich Av. Acker Cornelius, carpenter, 292 W . 17th, h. 244 ACKERMAN B. BROTHER, flour, 97 Barclay W . 17th Ackerman &, Deyo, grocers, 372 Houston Acker Daniel, police, 29 Broome Ackerman & Miller, sign & banner painters & block Acker David D. grocr, 132 Chambrs, h. 153 Chmbrs letter manf. 103 Nassau, &, r.45 Ann Acker; E. widow of Abram, 147 Sullivan ACKERMAN & MIXER, tailors, 259 Broadway Acker Eben S. carman, 205 Stanton Ackerman l?rv? Joseph P. shipjoiner, 170 W . 20th Ashley John, sailor, r. I l l Madison ARNOUX A. & G. A. tailors, 303 Broadway Ashley L. Seymour, lawyer, 71 Nassau Arnow Samuel, speculator, 115 Wall Ashley Peter (col’d), laborer, r. 13 Leonard Amstaedt Louis, fancy goods, 29 Cedar, h. 11 West Ashley Thomas K. printer, 133 Reade Arnstein Samuel, segars, 102 Broome Ashmand John (Rev.), 200 Seventh Arold Peter, barber, 9 Av. 4, h. 376£ Bowery Ashmore Peter C. (col’d), matmaker, 36 Thomas Aromatic Soda Company, 87 Nassau Ashton George, imp. 47 Exchange pi. h. 82 W . 11th Aron Levy, capmakers, 103 Mott Ashton Thomas P. hatter, 15 Marion, h. 109 High. Aronson Augusta, 29 Av. 6 Brooklyn Aronson Harris, shirt manuf. 79 Wm. h. 222 Sullivn Ashton & Gillilan, importers, 47 Exchange p i ARPIN PAUL, editor, 73 Frankfort, h. 268 Ninth Ask Joseph E. printer, 42 Willett Arras Conrade, 97 Greene Ask Josiah, printer, r. 49 Oliver ' Arras Jane, widow o f Robt. 170 W . 16th Askham John, cutlery, 115 John, h. 71 Nassau, Arras William, butcher, 481 Av. 6, h. 481 Av. 6 Brooklyn Arrell John, teacher, 94 Houston, h.367 Sixth Askins Henry, driver, 42 Stanton Arrosmith Benj. E. shipchand. 125 Broad, h. B’klyn Aspelin R. W . clerk, 7 West Arrosmith Edmund, carman, 189 Mulberry Aspell Artemus, dentist, W . 14th, c. Av. 8 Arrosmith Eleanor, wid. of John H. 84 Wooster Aspell James, liquors, 181 Av. 8, h. 181 Av. 8 ARROSMITH & WHEELER, shipchundlers,' 125 Aspell &. Wallace, liquors, 181 Av. 8 Broad Aspinwall James S. drugs. 86 William, h. 88 E. 18th Arrowsmith James O. locks, 45 Gold, h. 191 Monroe Aspinwall John L. mer. 54 South, h. Staten Island Arrowsmith Samuel Y. D. jeweller, 96 Nassau, h. Aspinwall Susan, wid; of John, 60Bleecker 24 Varick Aspinwall William H. mer. 54 South, h. University ARROWSMITH THEODORE, Jersey hotel, 71 pi. c. Tenth Cortlandt Asquith William, clerk, 468 Greenwich Arrowsmith & Co. locks, 45 Gold Assel Wilhelm, shoemaker, r. 92 Columbia Arteaga Charles, 19 Murray Asseler Caspar I. com. mer. 15 Beaver, h. 308 Eighth Arthur Alexander, carriagemaker, 102 Laurens, h. ASSELER & DAVIS, com. mers. 15 Beaver 104 Laurens Assenheimer Henry, physician, 51 Delaney Arthur Catharine, porterhouse, 40 Lispenard Asshauer Christian, tailor, 36 W . Broadway Arthur E. H. ass’t cashier, 34 Wall, h. 83 Lex. Av. Assolem Joseph, 93£ Av. 7 Arthur Edward P. com. mer. 19 Old si. h. Jersey c. Asstarlah Henry,grocer, Av. A c E.20th,h. 14 Av.3 Arthur Hugh, carpet weaver, 249 W. 16th Assen Abraham, 62 Sixth Arthur James, shipjoiner, 104 Av. D Asten Isaac, porterh. Bowery c. Grnd, h. 158 Forsyth Arthur John, lawyer, 16 Posts Buildg’s, h. 83 Jo- Asten James, painter, 27 Nassau, h. 178 Hester ralemon, Brooklyn Asten John, 101 Forsyth Arthur John D. bakery, 182 Canal, h. 182 Canal Asten Julia, tailoress, r. 96 Amos Arthur Richard H. grocer, 33 Bethune ASTEN PETER, porterhouse, Bowery c. Hester Arthur Susan, shirts, 35 Murray Asten William, cooper, 42 Water, h. Brooklyn Arthur Wm. C. jeweller, 15 Beekman, h. Hoboken Asten Wm. B. book-keeper, 38 Broad, h. 35 Bethune Arthur Wm. H. stationer, 61 Wall, h. 271 E. B’way Asten & Seabury, painters, 27 Nassau ARTHUR & BURNET, stationers, 61 Wall Astie J. F. (Rev.), 11 Wooster ARTHUR, JAHNE& CO. jewellers, r. 15 Beekman Astin Thomas, stonecutter, 277 W . 19th Arthurs Benjamin, accountant, 38 Reade Astie John, grocer, 90 Willett Arthurs Jacob, clerk, 37 Chambers Astoin Felix, mer. 64 Water, h. 48 Great Jones Arthurs Thomas R. butcher, 42 Stanton Aston John, rule maker, 130 E. 27th Artois Anthony, imp. 35 Liberty, h. 154 E. 20th Astor John J. 237 W . 14th Artois &, Denison, imp. 35 Liberty Astor John Jacob, jr. 85 Prince, h. 37 Lafayette pi. Arundle William, blacksmith, W . 37th n. Av. 8 ASTOR WILLIAM B. 85 Prince, h.34 Lafayette pL Arxleben Frederick W. upholsterer, h. 63 Columbia ASTOR MUTUAL INS. CO. William c. Exch. pi. Asbell William G. marblecutter, 199 Av. B Astriger Frederick, candies, 136 Houston Asbury Mary, wid. of William, 206 W . 26th Aswell George, jeweler, 28 Broome Asche Henry, liquors, 152 South, h. 62 Rose Atchison Scott, seaman, 326 Ninth Aschenbrenner M. physician, h. 168 Elm Atchison Thomas, feygds, 4 Pine, h. 51 North Moore Ascher Morris, capmaker, 25 Thompson Atfield John, hotel, 63 Washington, h. 63 Wash’ton Ascher Simon, tailor, 175 Houston Atherden George, turner, 51 Gold, h. 206 Broome Aschoff Jacob, grocer, 333 Sixth Atherton Henry L. mer. 48 Broad & 46 New, h. 401 ASCOUGH JOHN D. & CO. ice, 190 West, h. 75 Fourth Jane % Atherton Horace B. police, 10 Tenth Ash Isabella, wid. o f William, 32 Hamilton Atkin Agnes, widow o f John, 40 Vandam Ash John, furniture, 191 Chatham, h. 191 Chatham Atkin James, porter, 217 Av. 7 Ash John G. plumber, 183 William, h. 48 Suffolk Atkins Abraham, 122 Houston ASH JOSEPH H. plumber, 296 B’way, h. 296 B’way Atkins Alfred, importer, 91 Water, h. 1 Bowling g*a Ashard George, provisions, 28 Abingdon pi. Atkins Charles, ropemaker, r. 233 Stanton Ashard Lois, boarding, 28 Abingdon pi. Atkins Chs. A. dryg’ds, 12 Cortlandt, h. Earle’s hotel Ashbey Samuel B. grocer, 105 South, h. Brooklyn Atkins Charles H. hats, 212 Green’h, h. 212 Green’h ASHBEY, FISH & CO, grocers, 105 South Atkins Edwin, ship chandler, 38 South, h. 9 Monroe Ashby George E. engineer, 164 Av, 9 pi. Brooklyn Ashby Hephzibah, wid. o f John, 164 Av. 9 Atkins Elizabeth, wid. Benjamin, boar’dg, 16 State Ashby Nelson, porter, 61 Sheriff Atkins Hercules, painter, 189 W. 13th Ashcraft Osdin, watchmaker, 44 Mer. Exchange Atkins Jane (col’d), stewardess,Jr. 224 Delaney Ashcroft Barbary, wid. Jas. woodware, 249 Bowery Atkins John, laborer, 197 Av. B Ashe James H. grainer, 269 Av. 3 Atkins John, malster, 2 Broome Ashe William A. sign & banner painter, 131 Bowery Atkins John (col’d), boatman, r. 224 Delaney h. Morrisania ATKINS JOSHUA & CO. shipchandlers, 38 South, Asheld Thomas, tailor, 300 Sixth h. 9 Monroe pi. Brooklyn Asheour Conrad, 271 Ninth Atkins Joshua, jr. mer. 38 South, h. 160 Henry. Ashfield Alfred, coal, 441 Grand, h. 266 E. B’way Brooklyn Ashford Hannah, wid. o f John, 263 Henry Atkins Maria, (col’d) washing, 3 Anthony AUB 34 AUS Atkins Oliver, rigger, 2 Rivington AUBERY HARVEY F. hotel, 81 Nassau, h. 82 Atkins Rebecca, widow o f Amos, 33 Av. D Walker Atkins Simeon, boatman, 12 Jane Aubry Louis, 10 Union court Atkins Thomas, salesman, 134 Madison Aubrv Victor, silversmith, 105 Ludlow Atkins Thomas, pedler, 100 Anthony AUCHINCLGSS HUGH & SONS, com. mer. 49 Atkins W . D. butcher, 10 Union m. h. 94 Columbia Beaver, h. 5 E. 17th Atkins William, clerk, 754 Greenwich Auchincloss Hugh jr. com. mer. 49 Dearer Atkinson Amelia A. fancy goods, 379 Hudson, h. Auchincloss John, com. mer. 49 BVer, h. 96 W . 23d 379 Hudson Auchincloss Mary, 19 Allen _ V i ATKINSON ASHER, medicines, 230 Greenwich, Audemars Louis, watchmaker, 6 Lib. pi. h. y«l Cedar h. 230 Greenwich Audie Carol, thread & n’dles, 298 Spring, h. 299 Sprg Atkinson C. F. fancy goods, 243£ Greenwich Audie Henry C. clerk, 299 Spring, h. 299 Spring Atkinson Edward, grocery, 153 Leonard Audubon V. G. publisher, 34 Liberty, h. 155th |A Atkinson Horatio, bootfitter, 56 Downing Audubon Victor G. & Co. foifnders. 34 Liberty and Atkinson James, porter, r. 77 Forsyth W . 26th n. Av. 10, h. 155th Atkinson John, indiarubber, h. 278£ Grand Auer Thomas, tailor, 118 Essex Atkinson John P. auction, 111 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Auerbach Ezekial, agent, 122 Norfolk Atkinson Martin, paver, 270 Monroe Aufenanger Anthony, grocer, 615 Washington Atkinson Mary, seamstress, 270 Monroe Auffm Ordt, Hessenberg & Co. imp. 119 Broadway Atkinson Michael, printer, 216 Delaney Aufsee Mark, shoemaker, r. 66 Woo6ter Atkinson Noah (cord), waiter, 20 Minetta lane Aught Henry, sashmaker, 82 W . 35th, h. Morrisania Atkinson Richard, blacksmith, 52 West & 486 Wa­ Augner Charles E. steward, r. 8 Lewis ter. h. 89 Monroe August Joseph, tailor, 281 Second Atkinson Richard, jr. shipsmith, 89 Monroe AUGUSTA (Georgia) INSURANCE & BANKING Atkinson Samuel, carpenter, 39 Attorney, h. 37 Att’y Co. 76 Wall Atkinson Thomas, carman, 28 Columbia Augustine Eliza, 140 Eldridge Atkin on Thomas, jr. segars, 28 Columbia Augustus Charles, grocer, 11 Centre mkt. pl. & 395 Atkinson Watson, shipcarpenter, 276 Third West, h. 395 West Atkinson William, basketmaker, 5 Av. D, h. 650 Augustus John, baker, 95 Av. 9, h. 95 Av. 9 Fourth Augustus Peter, mariner, 222 Cherry Atkinson William, stonecutter, 213 E. 17th AULD SAMUEL, steamboat h. 22 West, h. 22 West Atkinson William, boots, 401 Av. 8 Aulenbacher George, wagons, 120£ Av. 7 Atkinson William, variety, 310 Av. 3, h. 310 Av, 3 Aulgur John A. clerk, 342 Bleecker Atkinson William F. dyer, 111 W . 24th, h. W . 25th Aumack Riley, waterman, 310 Greenwich n. Av. 8 AUPOIX CHARLES, imp. 152 B’way, h. 7 Walker ATLANTIC DOCK CO. 74 Broadway Ausderoh Hermann H. grocer, 129 Av. 3 and 20th c. ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. 14 and Av. A. h. 129 Av. 3 16 Merchants’ Exchange Auser Robert, 148 W . 13th Atridge Thomas, laborer, r. 38 Cherry] Aust William, varnisher, r. 162 Attorney Attelman John, tailor, r. 97 Chrystie Austen Anthony, policeman, 251 Spring Attenhain Daniel, carpenter, r. 261 Av. 6 Austen David, auction, 24 William, h. 31 Union pi. Atterbury B. Bakewell, imp. 63 Pine, h. England Austen David jr late auctioneer, 124 Twelfth ATTERBURY LEWIS, JR. & CO. importers, 63 Austen Geo. W . auction, 24 William, h 75 Amity Pine, h. 22 Irving place Austen James, auction, 24 William Atteridge John, agent for sale o f real estate, 349 Austen John H. auction, 24 William, h. S. I, Tenth < Austen Walter C. locksmith, 59 Marion, h. 138 Mul­ Attinelli Joseph, translator, 103 Front, h. E. 81st berry bet Av. 2 and 3 Austen & Mandevill, locksmiths. 59 Marion Attleman August, findings, 416 Av. 3, h. 416 Av. 3 Austens & Spicer, auctioneers, 24 William Attridge John, liquor, 313 Av. 1, h. E. 24th c. Av 2 Austermann Jacob, driver, 429 Av. 8 Attwater Elisha M. mer. 32 Cliff, h. 12 Hamersley pi Austin A. J. com. mer. 31 B’dway, h. Howard hotel Attwell James, woodware, 72 Vesey, h. 73 Amos Austin Amelia, boarding, 25 Mercer Atwater George M. com. mer. 43 & 45 Broad, h. Austin Archibald, 77 E. 16th. Remsen c. Clinton, Brooklyn Austin Benjamin, shipcarpenter, 656 Fourth ATWATER JAMES B. millinery, 159 William, h. Austin Benjamin, shoemaker, 167 Stanton Williamsburgh Austin Benjamin (col’d,) sodawater, 32 Pell Atwater James C. com. mer. 43 Broad, h. 41 Liv-. Austin Catharine, widow o f Thomas, r. 135 Chry6tie ingston, Brooklyn Austin Charles E. segars, 85 Wall Atwater Leonard D. buttons, 43 Cedar, h. 42 Con­ Austin Daniel, carman, 175 Amos cord, Brooklyn Austin Elizabeth, widow o f William, 62 Sheriff Atwater Mary, 120 Second Austin Elizabeth, widow, 74 E. 14th Atwater William & Co. millinery goods* 159 W il­ Austin Fred. J. machinist, Centre, c Reade, h. 210 liam, h. 120 Second Mulberry Atwater William C. mer. 57 Water, h. Brooklyn Austin Gideon B. tinsmith, 49 Sheriff ATWATER, MULFORD Averill Augustin, mer. 47 South, h. 77 Amity Ayres James B. dentist, 195 Fulton AverilLCharlea K. accountant, 12 Pine, h. Brooklyn Ayres John L. lamps, 323 Hudson h. 26 Hamersley Averill John F. clerk, Av. A n. 20th Ayres Mary, widow of James, r. 106 Laurens AVERILL A. &, Co. com. mer. 47 South res ^e^ hat8’ 288 Bleecker, h. 288 Bleecker Avers Frederick, liquors, 59£ Cherry AYRES ROBERT, provisions, 46. Front, h. 28 Jo- Avery Alfred, drygds, 70 Broadway, & 15 New, h. ralemon, Brooklyn 1 Bridge Ayres Sam’l P. machinist, 176 Rivington, h. 54 First Avery Annie, widow of Otis, dressmaker, 38 Av. 8 Ayres Solomon, porter, 96 Attorney Avery Chas. A. hats, 120 Maiden-lane, h. 84 Henry, Ayres Thomas N. broker, 195 B’way. h. Sing Sing Brooklyn Ayres H. L. 32 Vandam BAILEY & BROTHERS, carpets, 454 Pearl § i?v ^eorSe» laborer, 69 Mangin Bailie David, cabinetmkr, 137 Bowery, h. 137 B’wry Bahlra Hannan, grocer, 15 Prince Bailie James, 137 Bowery Bahlmah Ludwick C. tailor, 46 Forsyth Bailie John, potter, r. 205 W . 20th Bahlmann Alois, late pencil cases, 7 Morris Bailie Sam’l, cabinetmkr, 137 Bow’ry, h. 137 B’wry Bahlmann Lewis, machinist, 86 Vandam Bailie D. & S. cabinetmakers, 137 Bowery Baier Peter, tailor, r, 198 Mott . Bailleul Julie, lacemaker, 40 White Bail Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 457 Houston Baillie William, physician, 13 Av. 3 Baile Samuel, carpenter, 73 Cannon Bailliere H. bookstore, 290 B’way, h. 53 Barclay Bailee David, painter, 163 W . 18th Baily Tatnall, grocer, 76 Barclay, h. 76 Barclay Bailey Alexander, shipjoiner, 299 Front Baily L. clerk, 55 Maiden la. h. 53 North Moore Bailey Alexander, ostler, 98 Eleventh Bain Andrew, seaman, 97 Monroe Bailey Alfred, carpets, 454 Pearl, h. 303 Broome Bain George, painter, 394 Bleecker Bailey Alonzo, shipcarpenter, 306 Ninth Bain John, bootmaker, 562 Hudson, h. Bleecker c. Bailey Andrew, porter, 23 Bridge Hammond Bailey Andrew, carpets, 454 Pearl, h. 88 Warren Bain John G. operator telegraph co. 12 Mers. Ex. Bailey Alonzo F. lamps, h. 13 Second bds. Pearl st. house Bailey Amos, carman, 140 Norfolk Bain Peter W . surgical ins. 121 Fulton, h. Wmbgh. Bailey Benjamin, physician, 412 Grand Bain Thomas, tailor, r. 66 James Bailey Behj. F. carpts. 454 Pearl, h. 181£ Orchard Bainbridge Richard & Cp. imp. 47 Cliff; h. 341 Av. 6 Bailey Charles, sashmaker, 205 Chrystie, h. 98 Av.2 Bainbridge Robert, importer, 47 Cliff, h. 341 Av. $ Bailey Charles C. clerk, Broadway notel Baines James, grates, 87 Nassau, h. 267 Bowery BAILEY CHARLES D. grocer, 27 Catharine, h. 19 Baines John B. weigher, 414 Madison Henry Bainman Joseph, segars, 42 Av. B Bailey Clemens, shoemaker, 3 Bedford Bairam Frederic, printer, 27 Av. A Bailey Daniel, shoemaker, 156 Perry Baird Charles, machinist, 76 Reade Bailey David, 31 Prince Baird David, uphoist, 421 Hudson, h. 292 Bleecker Bailey Edward, com. mer. 74 Pearl, h. Pearl st. Baird David, carpenter, 139 Av. C House Baird Hugh, porter, 78 Henry Bailey Edm’d B. jeweler, 10 Cortlandt, h. Jersey C. Baird Isabella & Margaret J. fancy goods, 292 Bailey. Elbert, grocer, 198 Elm, h. 194 Elm Bleecker, h. 292 Bleecker Bailey Elisha P. physician, 241 E. Broadway Baird John, carpenter, Ninth c. Av. C Bailey Eliza, widow o f Edward, 128 Perry Baird John, confectioner, 34 Henry Bailey Eliza, wid. o f Stephen W . nurse, 37 Stanton Baird John, shoemaker, 92 Catharine Bailey Eliza, widow o f William, 96 Bedford Baird Joseph, laborer, 196 W . 27th Bailey Floyd, com. mer. 25 Broad Baird Robert (Rev.), 150 Nassau, h. Yonkers . Bailey Francis F. bookkeeper, h. 17 Renwick Baird Samuel, engineer. 43 Sullivan I Bailey Frederick, turner, r. 41 Suffolk Baird Thomas, shoemaker, 83 Goerck Bailey G. W . coal, 236 Seventh, h. Greenpoint Baird William, shoemaker, 5 Catharine slip , Bailey George, locksmith, 162 Essex Baird William, carpenter, W . 33d n. Av. 7, h. 1114 Bailey George, confectioner, 114 Av. C. h. 114 Av. C Broadway j Bailey George (col’d), laborer, r. 19 Anthony Bairnson John, mate, r. 50 Vandam ‘ Bailey Halsted, shoemaker, 82 Willett Baisley Henry W . carpenter, h. 37 Av. 1 Bailey Henry C. cooper, 163 Christphr, h. 128 Perry Baja Charles, baker, 162 Houston * Bailey Isaac, (ced'd,). barber,55 Greene, H. 38 Com’la Baker Abel, fruits, 262 Washington, h. 58 Laight Bailey Isaad H. leather, 87 Gold, h. 72 E. 28th Baker Abraham, boots, 30 Beekman, h. 14 Essex Bailey James, packer, 640 Washington Baker Albany, mariner, 220 Varick II Bailey James, laborer, r.,14 Pelham Baker Alexander, watchmaker, 580 Hudson I* Bailey James, telegraph. 181 Broadway Baker Alfred, soda, 141 Eldridge Bailey James, timber, 78 Lewis, h. New Town, L. I. Baker Alfred E. reporter, 26 Broome ■ Bailey James S. ventilators, 293 Pearl, h. Wmsbgh. Baker Andrew, tailor, r. 261 Rivington Bailed John C. clerk, 178 South, h. 232 Broome Baker Ann, wid. of George A. 97 Ludlow , Bailey John F. lawyer, 232 Broome, h. 232 Broome Baker Anson, fancygoods, 81 John, h. 242 Fourth ■ Bailey John J. clerk, h. 9 State Baker Archelaus, carman, .94 Morton Bailey John T. carpets, 454 Pearl, h. 33 Market Baker Ashley C. japanner, 479 Houston Bailey J. Keese, com. mer. 142 Pearl, h. 157 W. 14th Baker Augustus D. vinegar, 5 South, h. 103 Clinton, Bailey Joseph, coal, 236 Seventh, h. Greenpoint Brooklyn Bailey Margaret, widow, r. 94 Columbia Baker Aurora F. sawmaker, r. 150 Wooster, h. 150 Bailey Maurice, mason, W. 41st n. Av. 9 Wooster i Bailey Michael, laborer, h. 115 W . 27th Baker Benj. carpenter, Av. 7 n. W. 20th Bailey Montgomery J. physician, 12 Broad, h. Wil- Baker Benjamin A. actor, h. I l l Grand liamsburgh Baker Boaz, mason, 24 Av. D Bailey Nathan J. mer. 62 Water, h. New Jersey Baker Calvin, strawgoods, 113£ Division Bailey Nathaniel P. 64 Wall, office of A. P. Man Baker Charles, chnf mkr, 7 Suffolk, h, 119 Rivington Bailey Patrick, mason, 366 Av. 8 Baker Charles, imp. 204 Broadway, h. 178 Fourth Bailey Patrick, grocer, 211 Elizabeth Baker Charles, agent, 300 Greenwich Bailey Peter A. carman, 134 Amos Baker Charles, dentist, 100 Chambers Bailey Pljebe, widow of James, baker, 104 Mott Baker Charles, agent, 290 Broadway. Bailey Samuel, stairbuilder, 115 Av. 3 Baker Charles J. importer, 128 Water, h. Baltimore | Bailey Samuel, hotel, 176«Broadway Baker Charles W.statinr, 25 Pine, n. E. 72d n. Aw3 Bailey Samuel B. carpts. 473 Broome, h. 65 Greene BAKER CORNELIUS & SON, coal, 61 Leonard, & Bailey Samuel W . sparmaker, 642 Water : W. 13th c. Hudson, h. Elizabethtown Bailey Sheldon W . carpenter, 133 Broome Baker C. Wm. merchant, 7.1 Wall, h. 44 Sixth Bailey Silas, bookkeeper, 84 Carmine Baker D. Lafayette, fancygds, 60 B’way, h 125 Troy j* Bailey Theodore, u. s. n. 864 Broadway Baker Daniel, carman, 54 Thompson Bailey Thos. carpenter, 11 Clarke, h. 331 Hudson Baker Daniel, pooper, 276 Front, h. 201 Henry ;-j Bailey Thos. drugs, 31 Macdougal, h. 3l Macdougal Baker Daniel, policeman, h. 515 Grand Bailey Thomas,, marble,.r. 73 W. 18th Baxer Daniel D. carpenter, 147 Allen ]J Bailey William, butcher, h. 215 Canal Baker Daniel D. butcher, 212 Broome f Bailey William (col’d), porter, 500 Houston Baker Daniel I. lawyer, 11 Nassau Bailey William G. hat presser, 301 Sixth Baker David, tailor, 28 Broome 2 BAK 38 BAL Baker David, stationer, 100 John, h. 14 Joralemon, Baker Michael, shoemaker, 657 Water Brooklyn Baker Miles, woodenware, 447 Greenwich, h. 447 Baker David, mariner, 42 Morton Greenwich Baker David F. mer. 122 Front, h. 190 Prince Baker Moses, broker, 1 Chatham sq. h. Rhode IslM Baker Dob$l, accountant, 35 William, b. 57 Henry Baker Moses O. locksmith, 117 E. 19th, h. 119 E. 19th Baker Edmund S. provisions, 183 Rivington, h. 149 Baker Nancy, widow of Thomas, washing, Av. 3 n. fRivington E. 32nd Baker Edward, barber, 307 Av. 10 Baker Peter, segars, 318J Grand, h. 318J Grand Baker Elijah, weigher, 127 Washington, h. 125 Troy Baker Peter, shoemaker, 175£- BrOome BaKfer Elisha, dentist, 100 Chambers Baker Peter C. printer, 1 Spruce, h. 139 Broome Baker Elizabeth, widow of William A. 273 Delaney Baker Philip, cabinetmaker, 64 Ridge Baker Elizabeth, widow of Alfred, 204 Seventh Baker Richard, baker, 458 Av. 8, h. 458 Av. 8 Baker Elizabeth, widow of John, 134 W. 17th Baker Richard, carman, Av. 2 n. E. 28th Baker Ellen, widow o f John, 124 Henry Baker Richard, baker, W . 28th n. Av. 7, h. W . 28th Baker Frank, laborer, 72 Goerck n. Av. 7 Baker Frederick, blacksmith, 213 Second Baker Robert M. auctioneer, 169 B’way, h. 198 Mott Baker G. E. tradesmen’s bank, h. 107 Av. 4 Baker Samuel, pianos, 548 Broadway, h. 39 Wooster Baker George, locksmith, h. 18 King Baker Samuel B. painter, 237 Madison Baker George, milk, 93 Greene Baker Samuel O. grocer, 189 Grand, h. 189 Grand Baker George C. A. mathematical instrument, 3 W . Baker Samuel T. porter, 479 Cherry - Twelfth Baker Samuel T. broker, 212 Broadway, h. L. I. Baker George C. stationer, 158 Pearl, h. 296 Mad­ Baker Samuel W . lumber, 344 & 350 West, h. 60 ison Morton Baker George F. shoemkr, 657 Water, h. 657 Water Baker Sarah A. widow o f Francis, 602 Grand Baker George O. sailmaker, 43 Clinton Baker Silas, mason, h. 106 W . 24th Baker Geo. W. tailor, 345 Broome, h. 175 Eldridge Baker Smith T. grocer, 16 Coenties si. h. Brooklyn Baker Georgians, boarding, 60 Greene Baker Stephen R. hardware, 89 Maiden lane Baker Gookin, lawyer, 10 Wall, h. New Jersey Baker Susan, widow o f David, E. 19th n. Av. 4 Baker Gorham, carman, 477 Water Baker Teresa, porterhouse, 79 W . 17th Baker Henry, baker, 137 Eleventh Baker Thirza, widow of Horace, 388 Bowery Baker Henry, rigger, 181 Eleventh Baker Thomas, shipcarpenter, 79 Hudson Baker Henry, blacksmith, W . 23d n. Av. 7 Baker Thomas, carman, 200 Mulberry, h. 60 Marion Baker Henry J. importer, 128 Water, h. Baltimore Baker Thomas, printer, 66 Cannon Baker Henry M. coal, 61 Leonard & W . 13th c. Baker Thomas, carpenter, 54 Elm Hudson, h. 413 Broome Baker Thomas, plasterer, 24 Trinity pi Baker Henry P. painter, 692 Washington Baker Thomas G. clerk, 200 Mulberry, h. 60 Marion Baker Howard, clerk, 117 Perry Baker Valentine, hairdresser, 325 Spring Baker Hyatt, cardriver, 105 E. 30th Baker Valentine, butcher, 6 Washington market, h. Baker Isabella, widow o f Robert, 29 Sheriff 108 Vesey Baker J. Sperry, mer. 122 Front, h. 18 Charlton Baker William, founder, r. 73 Cannon Baker Jacob, carman, 124 Columbia Baker William, seaman, 30 Madison Baker Jacob, chairs, 33 Pitt Baker William, silverplate, 208 Wm. h. 299 Eighth Baker Jacob, tailor, r. 30 Lewis Baker William, shoemaker, 350 Av. 8 Baker Jacob, tailor, 63 Mangin Baker William, gloves, 299 B’way, h. 299 B’way Baker Jacob S. auction, 7 Broad, h. 268 E. B’way Baker William, variety, 171J Division, h. 171J Di­ Baker James, shoemaker, 102 Av. 9, h. 102 Av. 9 vision Baker James, 22 E. 17th Baker William, mason, 211 W . 13th Baker James, furnishing, 2J- Cortlandt Baker William, cabinetmaker, 468 Twelfth Baker James, engineer, 248 Second Baker William, tailor, 299 Av. 3 Baker James F. carver, 119 Av. 9 Baker William, math, scales, r. 77 Nassau, h. 90 Baker Jarvis, carpenter, 73 W . 27th Smith, Brooklyn Baker Jenny, 132 Wooster Baker William, grocer, 227 Cherry Baker Jeremiah, bookkeeper, 800 Greenwich Baker William, hardware, 13 Gold, h. 219 Jay, Baker Jeremiah, shipfastener, 123 Sheriff Brooklyn Jr Baker Jesse M. butter, 18 & 19 Washington mar­ Baker William H. carpenter, 76 Hudson ket, h. Brooklyn Baker William H. furniture, 164 Av. 3, h. 164 Av. 3 Baker John, com. mer. 86 Wall, h. 70 E. 22d Baker William H. machinist, 79 John, h. W ’msbgh Baker John, plasterer, 202 Av. 9 Baker William L. com. mer. 165 Maiden lane, h. Baker John, boatbuilder, 66 Robinson, h. 66 Rob­ 95 Sands, Brooklyn inson Baker William S. lumber, 133 Leroy Baker John, 159 E. 16th Baker William T. clerk, 143 Allen Baker John, tailor, 185 Av. B Baker J. M. & Co. butter, 18 & 19 Washington Baker John, capmaker, 111 Third market, h. 10 Lindam Row, Brooklyn Baker John, boatnjdn, 82 Cannon BAKER H. J. &, BROTHER, importers o f French Baker John, carman, 562 Fourth wmdowglass, and manufacturers o f American Baker John, pilot, 208 Broome and druggists’ glassware, 128 Water Baker John, storekeeper, 35 Washington BAKER, BROTHERS, com. merchants, 122 Front Baker John, carman, 152 Essex Baker £ Cortlandt Baker John, lawyer, New City Hall, h.29 Warren Baker John A. military goods, 141 Fulton, h. 22 IllOSr ^ » 8totioners, 158 Pearl timber, 344 and 350 West BAKLR^ GODWIN & CO. printers, 1 Spruce Baker John. A. laborer, 458 Twelfth Baker, Griffen & Co. crockery, 6 Liberty Baker JohnD. butcher, 535 Broome, h. 535 Broome BAKER, SCUDDER & HALL, grocers, 216 Wash­ Baker John H. lumber, 273 & 470 West, h. 117 Perry ington ° ’ Baker John H. exchange, 547 Grand Bakewell Jos. sailmaker, 87 West, h. 59 Fourth Baker John R. tinman, 91J Av. D, h. 90 At . D Bakewell Thomas S. sailmaker, 163 South, h. Wil- Baker John R. sailmaker, 257 Monroe liamsburgh Baker Joseph, crockery, 6 Liberty, h. 30 Market sailmkr, 18 Av. 3, h. 124 Suffolk Bak*r Joseph A. clerk, 63 W . 21st Bakewell William, segarmaker, 186 Forsyth Baker Joseph P. drygoods, h. 131 Prince Bakewell William H. sailmaker, 124 Suffolk Baker Jo$iah W . grocer, 216 Washington, h. 163 Bakker John, tailor, r. 174 Third W . 11th Bakker John, whitewasher, 4 Av. B Baker Looe, 19 Bond Balch William S. (Rev.), h. 114 Barrow Baker Martin, tailor, 157 Mott Balchen George, mer. 105 Wall, h. Brooklyn Baker Mary, widow, 83 W. Eleventh Bald Robert L. engraver, 1 Wall, h. Philadelphia BAL 39 BAL BBlduf FredBrick, carpenter, 58 Av. B Baldwin Timothy, carpenter, 59 Marion, h. 171 Elm gaiaui John, shoemaker, 44 Spruce Baldwin William, smith, h. W . 40th n. Av. 7 oalawm Aaron G. combs, 12 Cedar, h. Newark Baldwin William H. clerk, h. 196 Varick Baldwin Abel S. 198 Broadway, h. 7 Broadway Baldwin C. & Co. varnish, 71 Bowery and ft. E. 25lfa Baldwin Abraham, clerk, h. 44 Sands, Brooklyn Baldwin & Co. jewelers, 170 Broadway Baldwin Alfred D. hardware, 52 John, h. N. Jersey Baldwin & Hammond, combs, 12 Cedar Baldwin Allen, seaman, 318 Delaney 2 * rSlSrT?^88 ^ Sheldon, drygoods, 52 Cedar 5 i *^n^rew>junk, 25 Morris, h. 24 Morris ®-^hDWIN & MANY, hardware, 52 John Baldwm Augustus C. clothing, 8 Cedar, h. 67 Rem- BALD WIN & SEXTON, jewelers, 145 Reade sen, Brooklyn Baldwm & Strong, strawgoods, 39 John Baldwin Benjamin, carman, 62 Jackson Baldwin Bradley H. saddler, 83 Monroe 2* ™ 8 ^ Co. bk note engravers, 40 Wall BALDWIN, STUDWELL & FISHER, boots and Baldwin Caleb jr. mer. 52 Cedar, h. Orange N. J. shoes, 252 Pearl Baldwin Charles A. lamps, 59} Bowery, h. 59} Baldwin, Starr & Co. clothing, 8 Cedar Bowery Baldt Henry, laborer, 32 Downing Baldwin Charles G. carman, 30 Ludlow Bale James, diesinker, 96 Fulton, h. Williamsbureh Baldwin Chas. N. bookkpr, 184 Front, h. 297 Hudson Bale Thomas, tailor, 67 Willett Baldwin Charles P. mer. 8 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Balen Peter, fruit, 186 Front, h. 52 Pierrepont, Baldwin Charles W . express, 6 Wall Brooklyn Baldwin Cyrus, varnish, 71 Bowery and foot o f E. BALEN P. & Co. fruits, 186 Front 25th, h. 182 Grand Bales George E. clerk, h. 48 Clarksen Baldwin Danforth, furniture, 195 Chatham square Balestier Joseph N. lawyer, r. 35 Wall & 125} Bowery, h 195 Chatham square Baley James (col’d), carman, r. 81 Charlton Baldwin Daniel A. lawyer, 9 Nassau, h. 77 Lexing­ BALFE COLUMBUS, liquors, 170 Varick, h. 170 ton Av. Varick Baldwin Edward, builder, 59 Marion, h. 59 Marion Balfe John, grainer, 18 Minetta lane Baldwin Edmund, books, 252 Broadway, boards Balfe Susan, 260 Division Howard hotel Balken John, grocer, 135 Stanton, h. 135 Stanton Baldwin Edward H. act. 124 B’way, bds. 43 Walker Ball Alonzo S. physician, 128 Bleecker Baldwin Elbridge G. late planemaker, 14 Factory Ball Augustus F. 52 Exchange pi. h. Bound Brook I Baldwin Elias B. carman, 615 Greenwich Ball David, 121 First Baldwin Eliza, widow of Cyrus, 64 Hester Ball David H. bookbinder, h. 121 First Baldwin Eliza I. tailoress, 172 W. 20th Ball Francis, tailor, 176 Broadway Baldwin George B. h. 97 E. Broadway Ball George, blacksmith, 43 Av. C i Baldwin George C. watches, 170 Broadway, h. 18 Ball George H. late storage, h. 116 W . 16th W . 14th Ball Harrison, clerk, 10 Norfolk IIBaldwin Geo. D. engraver, 40 Wall, h. 222 Wooster Ball Henry, jeweler, 247 Broadway, h. 59 Tenth Baldwin Geo. D. cabinetmakr, 144 Grand, h. Boston Ball Henry, police, 243 Monroe Baldwin George E. lawyer, 50 Wall, h. 24 E. 20th Ball Jacob W. mariner, 339 Front Baldwin Geo. W. shoemaker, 335 Delaney Ball James R. aid. 9th ward, 237 Bleecker ^Baldwin Geo. W . hardware, 52 John, h. 20 Spring Ball John, grocer, 104 Barclay, h. 104 Barclay Baldwin Harris M. manuf. 252 Pearl, h. Newark Ball John C. paints, 66 Thompson, h. 62 Walker ^Baldwin Herman V. mer. 160 Pearl, h. College hotel Ball Jonathan, waterpipes, Centre c. Reade, bds. 25 ^Baldwin Henry, carman, 122 Bank Reade Baldwin Henry, moulder, 277 Rivington Ball Mary, wid. o f John T. boarding, 59 Hudson Baldwin Horace E. jewelry, 170 B’way, h. Newark Ball Penelope, nurse, 94 Attorney Baldwin Howard A. police, h. 39 Sullivan Ball Robert, machinist, 96 Columbia Baldwin Ira C. scales, 166 Pearl, h. Rochester, N, Y. Ball Sarah A. widow o f Thomas P. 191 Bleecker •(Baldwin Isaac, jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. Newark Ball Thomas, 237 Madison Baldwin J. C. clothier, 66 Nassau Ball Thomas W . turner, 12 Spruce, h. 79 Poplar, Baldwin Jacob L. insurance agent, 40 Wall Brooklyn ||Baldwin James, blacksmith, 15 Bedford Ball Walter, liquors, 66 Robinson Baldwin Jas. C. furniture, 183 Chatham, h. 49 Pike Ball William, gilder, 225 Fulton, h. 28 E. 11th ^Baldwin James M. lawyer, 20 Nassau Ball Wm. S. (col’d) hairdresser, Ninth c. Av. 4 yBaldwin James P. shoemaker, h. 64 Orchard BALL J. & CO. waterpipes, Centre c. Reade ^Baldwin James S. mer. 24 Pine, h. Elizabethtown BALL, TOMPKINS & BLACK, jewelers, 247 ^Baldwin Jeannette, widow of Edward B, 4} Suffolk Broadway, opposite City Hall, south c. Murray ^Baldwin John, shoemaker, 15 Peck si. Ballagh Robert, grocer, 1 Chambers Baldwin John, laborer, h. 89 Goerck Ballagh William, grocer, 1 Chambers Baldwin John A. chairs, 254 G’wich, h. W ’msburg 1BALLAGH W. & R. grocers, 1 Chambers ^Baldwin John C. com. mer. 40 & 42 Broad Ballanbarche Jacob, jeweler, 80 Av. B ^Baldwin John F. printer, 75 Charlton Ballantine Caroline, wid. of John, 734 Greenwich :.Baldwin John H. mer. 121 Greenwich, h. Clinton Ballantine Peter, brewer, 134 Cedar, h. Newark i hotel Ballantyne Peter, baker, 67 Mulberry Baldwin Jos. C. clothing, 66 Nassau, h. 41 W . 14th Ballantyne William, clerk, 51 Vestry ..Baldwin Joseph E. boots, 66 Broadway Ballard Abiather R. drygoods, 370 Bowery, bds. 13 ' Baldwin Levy, hardware and paints, 89 Delaney, h. Rivington j. 106 Orchard Ballard Charles W . dentist, 872 Broadway ^Baldwin Luther, builder, 89 Delaney, h. 106 Orch’d Ballard J. musician, 380 Broome Baldwin Mary, widow of John, 49 Stanton Ballard James, jr. salesman, 39 Broadway, h. 25 ^Baldwin Mary S. wid. o f Nehemiah, 160 Delaney Fifth .-Baldwin Moses G. jeweler, 145 Reade, h. 40 Beach Ballard Joseph (Rev.), publisher, 122 Nassau, h. 121 '"Baldwin Nathan A. strawgoods, 182 Pearl, h. 22 Willoughby, Brooklyn . Warren Ballard Loomis, furs, 149 Water, h. 98 Clinton, ^Baldwin Norman B. (Rev.), 291 Broome Brooklyn *■Baldwin Pheby, wid., o f Anson C. 69 Macdougal Ballard O. M. chemist, 155 Fulton, h. 796 Wash­ ^Baldwin Reuben L. clerk, 199 Monroe ington ^Baldwin Rich’d L. strawgds, 39 John, h. 80 Stanton Ballard Osman, drygoods, 370 Bowery, bds. 13 Riv­ BALDWIN SAMUEL, importer of watches, 170 ington Broadway, h Newark, N. J. Ballard Rebecca, widow of William G. boarding, 59 Baldwin Sears, carman, 743 Greenwich Murray Baldwin Simeon, mer. 159 Front, h. 17 Amity Ballard Sarah, widow o f James, 183 Elm Baldwin Teresa, dressmaker. 281 Av. 6 Ballard William jackscrews, 7 Eldridge, h. 11 Eld* Baldwin Theron (Rev,), 41 Liberty, h. Orange, N.J. ridge . r ^Baldwin Thomas, contractor, h. 58 Sheriff BALLARD BROTHERS, drygoods, 370 Bowery BAN 40 BAN Ballastiere John, porter, 7 Read© Banhert Philip, laborer, 450 Cherry Ballengcr Eliza P. widow Edward, 296 W . 14th Banister Robert, com. mer. 24 Liberty Ballentine Joseph W . salesman, 24 Dey Banister William A. mer. 23 Nassau, bds. Astor ho. Bailer George H. hosiery, 315 Grand, h. 315 Grand BANK STATE OF NEW YORK, 30 Wall Ballin Eugene S. imp. 15 William, h. 158 Chambers Banker Benjamin B. silverfinisher, 158 W . 17th BALLIN &. SANDER, importers, 15 William Banker David, carpenter, 127 E. 21st Balling Johann H. grocer, 27 Jackson, h. 27 Jacksn Banker Edward, mer. 49 South, h. 395 Pearl Ballman Thomas, plasterer, 248 W . 30th Banker James H. 49 South, h. 700 Broadway Ballou Benjamin W . caulker, 45 Market Banker John & Son, vegetables, 108 Washington Ballou Hannah, widow of Prosper, 478 Cherry market, h .l Pike Ballou Leonard S. bookb’r, 41 Fulton, h. 245 Henry Banker John, painter, 184 Eldridge Ballou Prosper, medicines, 150 E. Broadway, h 150 Banker Levi A. fruit, 108 Washington mkt, h. 66 E. Broadway Forsyth Ballow William A. hatter, 163 W . 18th Banker Peter, r. 48 W . 13th Ballow Wm. B. accountant, n. r. bank, h. 24 E. 22d Banks Ann, widow o f John, 375 Av. 8 Balmanno Robert, customh. h. 4 Degraw, Brooklyn Banks Ann Eliza, wid. Wm. tailoress, 106 Barrow Balmer Sarah, widow o f Walter, 613 Washington Banks Arza, shoemaker, 11 Fifth, h. 463 Fourth Balmer Thomas, carman, 69 W . 15th Banks Charles B. law books, 144 Nassau, h. 129 Balmford Christopher, importer, 57 Beaver Bleecker Balsdon Samuel, hardware, 107 Bowery, h. B’klyn Banks David, law books, 144 Nassau, h. 131 Bleeckr Balser Frederick, physician, 211 Seventh Banks David, jr. law books, 144 Nassau, h. 129 Blkr Balte Frederick, porterhouse, 86 Greenwich Banks Eliza, wid. o f Wm. quilter, 97 Morton Baltes William, porterhouse, 371 Broome Banks Emma A. 278 W . 24th Baltimore Rich’a, (cl’d) whitewashing, r. 15 Marion Banks George S. grocer, E. 29th c. Av. 4 Baltz Peter, tailor, r. 61 Crosby Banks Henry C. lawyer, 4 and 5 New City Hall, h. Baltz William, baker, 180 Orchard 429 Broadway Baltzer Frederick A. varniBher, 190 Spring Banks Hester, widow o f Henry, 285 Av. 6 Baltzer George, grocer, 68 Broome Banks Isabella H. widow o f Win. Av. 5 c. W . 13th Balzer F. vamisher, r. 137 Elizabeth Banks James, tailor, r. 227 Mulberry, Balzer William, shoemaker, h. 21 Minetta lane Banks James, printer, 26 Reade Bamberger Albert, tailor, 6 Clarkson Banks Joseph, machinist,46 Eldridge,h.137 Attorney Bamberger Louis, 46 Av. 8 Banks Mark, merchant, 17 Cedar, h. 173 Av. 10 Bambrick Edward, laborer, 58 Vandam Banks Mary, widow, 6 Congress place Bambrick Henry, blacksmith, r. 105 Thompson Banks Martha, widow o f Talcott, 533 Broadway Bambrick John, laborer, 246 Mulberry Banks Samuel, physician, 1015 Broadway Bambrick John, laborer, r. 12 Clarkson Banks Samuel A. jeweler, 45 Lispenard Bamforth Oliver, carpenter, r. 176 Hester Banks Thadius C. dentist, 234 W . 21st BAMMANN JOHN, grocer, 247 Elizabeth, h. 247 Banks Theodore, flour, 241 Front, h. 59 Third Elizabeth Banks Wm. feathers, 168£ Chatham, h.203 E.B’way Bammann John & Co. grocers, 85 Av. C, h. 85 Av. C Banks William, carman, 277 Seventh Bampton Frederick W . clerk, 206 South, h. W il­ Banks William G. lawyer, 15 Centre liamsburg Banks William R. police, 96 Twelfth Banan John, shipsmith, r 119 Columbia Banks & Aldrich, machinists, 46 Eldridge Banber Isaac, painter, 248 Rivington BANKS &, BRECKINRIDGE, lawyers. 4 New City Bances Francisco J. imp. 167 William, h. 167 W m . Hall Banckard James, merchant, 53 Beaver Banks, Gould & Co. law books, 144 Nassau Bancker Adrian, hatter, 10 Bowery, h. 85 Elizabeth Bannan Charles, blacksmith, 32 Columbia, h. r. 32 Bancker Gerard, late coal, h. 181 Wooster Columbia Bancker Henry S. letter carrier, 6 Grand Bannan Dennis, r. 50 W . 13th Bancker John, sashmaker, 242 Av. 7 Bannan Hugh, shoemaker, 54 Pitt Bancroft Edward W . mer. 118 Pearl, h. Charleston Bannan Matthew, blacksmith, 187 Av. C Bancroft George, 17 W . 21st Bannan Michael, waiter, r. 76 Av. 3 Bancroft Mary E. C. widow o f John T. 52 Bleecker Bannan Owen, grocer, 282 W . 17th, h. 282 W. 17th Bancroft William, dry goods, 22 Liberty, h. Hob’kn Bannan Rebecca, widow o f William, 102 Willett Bancroft William H. pianomaker, 189 Ninth, h. 194 Bannan Thomas, shoemaker, 250 Mott Ninth Bannard John W . lace goods, 93 William, h.B’klyn BANCROFT WM. S. grocer, wines, ale, cider, por­ Bannard William, (Rev.) h. 36 E. 28th ter, &c. 59 Macdougal, h. 59 Macdougal Bannart Robert, porter, r. 186 Forsyth Bander Adolphus, moulder, r. 73 Duane Bannen James, rags, 58 W . Broadway Banderet Cesar, engine turner, 42 Ann, h. 53 Beek’n Banner James, laborer, 151 Charles Bandes John, tinsmith, 36 Av. 1 Banner Robert, carman, h. 151 Charles Bane John, sawyer, 299 W . 13th Bannermann Jacob, teacher, W . 31st n. Av. 8 Bane John, boots, 562 Hudson, h. 562 Hudson Banning Alpheus, baker, 115 Spring, h. 115 Spring Baner William J. stereotyper, 201 William, h. 88 Banning Dominick N. clerk, 561 Pearl Monroe Banning Edmund P. physician, 16 Mercer Banes Susan, widow o f Henry, (col’d) r. 15 Marion Banning Francis, grocer, W. 3lst n. Av. 6 Banfield Francis J. painter, 190 Second Bannister Charles, carman, 33 Columbia Banfield Frederick, stevedore, 190 Madison Bannister Hugh, coachman, 198 Av. 1 Banfield Frederick, stables, 21 Third, h. 301 Bow’ry Bannister James, engraver, 299 Av. 2, h. 299 Av. 2 Bange Frederick, merchant, 4 Ferry Bannister Zaccheus, 229 Av. 2 Bange Henry, hides, .4 Ferry, h. 8 Ninth Bannon Matthew, laborer, r. 91 W . 25th Banger Andrew, baker, 65 First Banon Edward, moulder, 21 Elm Bangert Christopher, upholsterer, 756 Greenwich Banon Edward, laborer, 80 W . 20th Bangs Elijah K. bookkeeper, 13 Park row, h. 47 Banta Abraham, ship carpenter, 153 Hammond Third Banta Abraham, jr. carman, 199 Franklin Bangs Francis N. lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. 47 Third Banta Albert S. carpenter, 101 Bank Bangs Franklin H. physician. 473 Greenwich Banta Albert Z. feed, 1 Av. 7, h. 38 Troy Bangs Josiah D. publisher, 15 Spruce Banta Barney, carman, 742 Washington Bangs Lemuel, com. mer. 13 Park row, h. 34 Banta Cornelius C. carman, 45 Leroy Seventh Banta Cornelius V. clerk, mer. bank, h. 54 Bedford Bangs Nathan (Rev ), 47 Third Banta Daniel, clerk, 7 Barclay, h. 7 Morton Bangs Nathan, jr. com. mer. 13 Park row, h. 162 Banta David, carman, r. 179 Prince Eldridge Banta David, carpenter, 735 Washington BANGS, BROTHERS Co. dyers, 3 John, (see card in Bamum Peter C. & Co. clothiers, 194 &> 206 Chat­ front) ham, h. Hempstead Barrett & McCarthy, coaches, 23 Lex. Av. BARNUM PHINEAS T. museum, Broadway c. Barretto Francis J. broker, 6 Broad Ann, h. Bridgeport, Conn. Barridorf John, steward, r. 61 Willett Bamum Russell A. clerk, 118 W . 24th Barrie John, confectioner, 33 Av. D Bamum Sarah D. milliner, 66 White, h. 66 White Barringer Paul, segar maker, Av. 4 c. E. 29th Barnwell Moses, grocer, 82 W . Broadway, h. 82 W. Barrington James, rigger, r. 113 Monroe Broadway Barritt Charles L. patent agency, 252 Broadway, h. Barons Hanna, widow, tailor, 58 Mulberry 227 East Broadway BAR 44 BAR Barritt John, carman, 455 Grand Barstow Caleb, mer. 98 Pine, h. SOSande.Broojdyg Barritt William, engraver, 71 Nassau, h. 87 E. B’way Barstow Henry W . mer. 98 Pme, h. 18 Sands, B lya Barron Bernard, carpenter, r. 242 Mulberry Barstow Joshua, printer, h. 520 Grand ^ Barron Edmund P. lawyer, 78 Broadway Barron Edwin R. furnaces, 66 Duane, h. 63 Murray Barron George, painter, 204 W . 21st Barstow Wm. R. clerk, 45 Mer. Ex. h. Williamsb’gh Barron Hugh, blacksmith, 25 Twelfth Barstow & Pope, com. mers.98 Fine Barron James S. willow ware, 250 Washington, h. Barstow & Woodman, lawyers, 7b Wall 11 Harrison Barteld Henry, grocer, 182 Hester Barron Jno. watchmaker, 169 G’wich, h. 59 Barclay Bartels Charles, grocer, 42 Spruce, h. 42 Spruce Barron John, blacksmith, 18 Sixth Bartels Henry, grocer, 109 Av. 3 _ Barron Richard, painter, 40 Hamilton Barter Thomas, pictureframes, 258 Ninth Barron Thomas, 48 Walker Barth Catharine, widow of Benjamin, housekeeper, Barron Thomas J. furnaces, 66 Duane, h. 63 Murray 17 Wall Barron William, shipcarpenter, 105 E. 29th Barth Charles, butcher, 157 Second BARRON BROTHERS, furnaces, 66 Duane Barth Charles, barber, 73 Orange Barrow Henry, pencils, 25 Maiden la. h. N. Jersey Barth Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 87 Essex Barrow Henry H. oil, 318 Front & 100 Wall, h. 219 Barth Joseph, 102 Front, h. 101 Chambers Henry Barth Lewis, baker, Av. B n. Twelfth Barrow James, agent, 187 Fulton, h. 57 Morton Barthold Rafael R. com. mer. 95 Beaver Barrow & Prior, oil, 318 Front & 100 Wall Bartholf Abraham, machinist, 33 Gold Barrows Ebenezer, ranges, 228 Water Bartholf George L. speculator, 281 Tenth Barrows Edward, strawgoods, 20 Cortlandt, h. 13 Bartholf Maria, widow of Henry, 52 Sullivan London terrace Bartholomew Edward, engineer, r 280 Fifth Barrows James M. broker, 6 Wall, h. 58 Lawrence, Bartholomew Edwd. fruit, 65 Houston, h. 55 Ho’ton Brooklyn Bartholomew Frederick H. grocer, 165 Front, and Barrows Jane A. blacking, r. 32 Columbia hydrants, 84 Marion, h. 115 Crosby Barrows Samuel D. moulder, 267 Av. 8 Bartholomew George H. drygoods, 128 William, h. Barry Alex, cottonsampler, 4 Rivington pi. 36 King Barry Alexander C. trycopherous, 137 Broadway, Bartholomew Jas R. provisions, 184 Greenwich, h. h.158 Leonard,Williamsburg, (see card in front) 48 Dominick Barry Ann, candies, 320 Mott, h. 320 Mott Bartholomew John, cooper, r. 11 Forsyth, h. 181 Barry Catharine, widow o f John, 228 Av. B Allen Barry David, carman, 358 Cherry Bartholomew Livingston S. engineer, 255 Second Barry David, mason, 92 W . 20th Bartholomew Magdalen, wid. o f Peter, 58 Macd’gal Barry David, laborer, r. 107 Washington Bartholomew Susan, widow of Trumah, r. 280 Fifth Barry David, gasman, 114 Av. 10 BARTHOLOMEW & WEED, new mourning Barry Edmond, laborer, 382 Water store, 551 Broadway Barry Edmund, mason, r; W . 18th n. Av. 6 Bartine Cornelius S. lotion, 36 Canal Barry Edmund, 445 Twelfth Bartine David J. carman, 118 E. 19th Barry Edward, carman, 612 Water Bartine George, cabinetmaker, 136 W . 16th Barry Eliza^ widow of James, 228 Av. B Bartine John, weigher, 86 Wall, h.. B’Way c. Ninth Barry Elizabeth, seamstress, 456 Twelfth Bartine John B. carman, 166 W . 20th Barry Eugene, liquors, 77 Washington Bartine Thomas C. weighmaster, 238 Greenwich Barry James, polisher, 294 E. Eleventh Bartine Thomas R. coal, 288 Av.8,h. r. 388 Av.8 Barry James, clerk, 42 Henry BARTLETT ABNER, oil and candle manufacturer, Barry James, porterhouse, 90 Crosby 132 Water, h. 37 W . 21st Barry James, porterhouse, h. 391 Cherry Bartlett Amos G. 55 Maiden la. Barry James, carman, 391 Cherry Bartlett Aretus L. fancygoods, 38 John, h. Brooklyn Barry James, shoemaker, 28 Prince Bartlett Arthur, shipcarpenter, h. 81 Fourth Barry John, furnishing, 79 Catharine & surveyor c Bartlett Arthur jr, shipcarpenter, 34 Lewis v. ec. 40 William, h. 79 Catharine Bartlett Asahel H. com. mer. 145 Maiden la. h. 732 Barry John, porterhouse, 42 Cherry Greenwich Barry John, gilder, 38 Laurens Bartlett B. L. salesman, 57 Broadway, h. Western Barry John, silks, 48 Sixth hotel Barry John, shoemaker, 134 Mott Bartlett Caroline C. widow of Francis, 822 G’wich Barry John, pedler, 171 Elizabeth Bartlett David, carpenter, 37 Bethune Barry Joseph J. physician, 451 Grand Bartlett Edward G. physician, 128 Bleecker Barry Lawrence, 121 Third Bartlett Edwin, mer. 42 South, h. Tarrytown Barry Lawrence, tailor, 107 Orange Bartlett Egbert, salesman, 16 Cortlandt, bds. Wes* Barry Mary, widow of Richard, 281 Mulberry tern hotel Barry Mary, washing, 388£ Pearl Bartlett Ellis, drygoods, 16 John and 31 Park row, Barry Michael, carpenter, 212 E. Eleventh h. New Brunswick Barry Michael, laborer, r. 6 Columbia Bartlett Gamaliel, grocer, 4 Front, h. 8 Joralemon, Barry Morris, laborer, r. 74 Mulberry Brooklyn Barry Patrick, laborer, 113 W . 27th Bartlett George O. clerk, 4 Wall, h. 373 Fourth . Barry Patrick, waiter, r. 121 E. 16th Bartlett Henry C. lawyer, 18 Wall, h. 8 Joralemon, Barry Patrick, laborer, r; 70 Hamersley Brooklyn Barry Patrick, waterman, r. 35 Monroe Bartlett James, shipcarpenter, 40 Sheriff Barry Richard, laborer, 135 Cedar Bartlett James W . police, 107 Eldridge Barry Richard, laborer, r. 14 Pelham Bartlett John H. mer. 60 Liberty, h. 95 Macdougal Barry Robert A. physician, 112 Columbia Bartlett John S. physician, 86 William, h. 72 Frklin Barry Samuel Frederick, mer. 29 Pine, h. 27 E. 14th Bartlett Jonas, hotel, 1 Broadway Barry Samuel J. W . sec. minnesota mining co. 175 Bartlett Junius A. lawyer, 6 Wall Greenwich - Bartlett Samuel T. carpenter, 81 Fourth Barry Thomas, carver, 135 Centre, h. 110 Thomp’n Bartlett Seth, coachmaker, h. 64 Catherine Barry Thomas, tailor, 147 Second Bartlett Susan, seamstress, r. 35 Christopher | Barry Thomas, boarding, 316 Monroe Bartlett William, shipcarpenter, 172 D elaiicy Barry Thomas, laborer, 24 Trinity pi. Bartlett & Goodrich, drygoods, 60 Liberty > Barry Timothy, tailor, 78 Av. B Bartlett & Woodcock, fancygoods, 38 John Barry Wallace, 205 Broadway, h. 42 E. 29th Bartlett, Perry & Co. grocers, 4 Front : Barry William, pedler, r. 171 Elizabeth Bartley David, laborer, 98 Gold Barry William, carpenter, h. 294 W . 17th Bartley George W . seaman, 328 Monroe Barry & Losea, carvers, 135 Centre Bartley John, tailor,:r. 52 Roosevelt BARSALOU VICTOR, importer, 62 Water Bartley Melancthon W . bookbinder, 24 Hamersley BAS 45 BAT Bartley Patrick, carman, . 19 Pitt BASS, CLARK & DIBBLE, grocers, 106 West & Bartley Thomas, machinist, 53 Cannon 145 Liberty .Bartley William G. Q. copperplate worker, h. 141 Bassell Margaret, vegetables, 15 Union market, h. 7 Orchard Manhattan Barto Colmer, cartman, 50 Jackson Basset Zenas D. jr. shipchandler, 25 South, h. 32 billiards, 10 Bedford Garden, Brooklyn SAMUEL F. window shades, 175 & 177 Bassett Alexander, teacher, h. 65 Franklin William, h. 93 Allen Bassett Alice, widow of Charles, 209 Av. A Bartol Thomas R. windowshades, 175 William, bds. Bassett Ebenezer, baker, 343 Av. 3 282 Grand Bassett Elizabeth, widow o f Elijah, 35 Marion Barton Clark S. carman, 93 W . 24th Bassett George, shoemaker, 155 Rivington Barton Daniel H. carpenter, 87 King Bassett Hiram, cooper, h. 696 Water Barton David, books, 94 W. 16th Bassett Isaac H. mer. 25 Park Row, h. 75 Remsen, Barton Edwin H. com. mer. 59 Water Brooklyn Barton Gardner, clerk, 59 Water,, h. 158 Court, Bassett John, brassfinisher, 629 Fourth Brooklyn Bassett John W. chemist, 644 B’way, h. 644 B’way Barton George, milk, 193* W . 18th Bassett Robert, shoemaker, 122 Cherry Barton George, machinist, 309 Av. 9 Bassford Abram, billiard table maker, 63 and 75 Barton Geo. S. brassfndr, 109 Bowery, h. Wmsbgh. Centre, saloons, 592 Broadway, and 8 Ann, en­ Barton Henry, cooper, 75 Stanton trance 149 Fulton, h. 26 Jones Barton J. G. (Rev.) 48 E. 24th Bassford Iliel, drygoods, 174 Varick, h. 174 Varick Barton James, carman, 96 Charles Bassford Jesse P. stevedore, 393 Cherry Barton James, carman, 27 F ourth Bassford Reuben H. hairdresser, 6 Av. 4. h. 174 Barton James S. shipmaster, 9 Dover Varick ’ Barton John, shipjoiner, 416 Tenth Bassinger Isaac, school, r. 10 Mulberry Barton John, engineer, 21 Lewis Bassinger Jacob, printer, r. 10 Mulberry BARTON JOHN M. porterhouse, 386 West / Bassinger Joseph, pedler, 123 Columbia Barton John C. hardware, 88 John, h. 334 W . 24th Bastedo Joseph, carman, 273 Av. 8 Barton John J. boilermaker, 229 Av. 9 Raster John, umbrellamaker, 168 Third Barton John R, teacher, 172 Eldridge Bastian John, cigars, 136 Greenwich Barton Joseph, printer, 47 Ann, h. 516 Grand Bastian Peter, cigars, 136 G’ wich, h. 136 G'wich Barton Joseph, fancygds, 516 Grand, h. 516 Grand Bastian Brothers, cigars.. 136 Greenwich Barton Joseph, copyist, 29 Wall, h. Brooklyn Bastiani L. statues, 215 William Barton Lorenzo M. com. mer. 59 Water, h. 158 Bastien Emiiine (col’d), widow of John, dressmkr, Court, Brooklyn h. 6 Albany Barton Lucinda, widow o f Thomas C. h. 9 Minetta Baston Thomas, carpenter, r. 3 Vandam Barton Richard, late seaman. 15 Goerck Bastow John, findings, 494 Hudson, h. 494 Hudson Barton Richard, builder, 59 Av. 10, h. 95 W . 19th Batby Joseph, turner, 152 Broadway, h. 241 Canal Barton Robert, mer. 374 Ninth Batby S. E. widow, 241 Canal Barton Samuel K. millinery and straw hat manu­ Batchelder Geo. H. phys. 201 Greene, h. 201 Greene factory, 115 Canal, h. 115 Canal Batchelder J. P. phys. 201 Greene, h. 255 Greene Barton Seymour, stagedriver, 115 W. 24th Batchelder Mary Ann, variety store, 243 Canal Barton Sniffen, carman, 62 Gansevoort Batchelder Robert, shoemaker, 243 Canal Barton Theodore, printer, 199 Av. B Batchelor Henry, boatman, 163 Perry Barton Thomas J. carman, 386 Bleecker Batchelor Isaac B. clerk, 35 Warren, h. 80 Watts Barton Thomas R. shipbuilder, 100 Cannon Batchelor Mary, widow of John, 86 Watts Barton William, printer, h. 516 Grand Batchelor Nathaniel A. chaser, 66 Duane, h. 347 Barton William, confectionery, 63 Roosevelt Hudson Barton William, merchant, 18 Cliff, h. Brooklyn Batchelor Wm. A. wig manuf. 4 Wall, h. Gowanus Barton Wm. drygoods, 125 William, h. Staten I. Batchune Joseph, tailor, 115 Third Barton William, rigger, 105 Washington BATE THOMAS & THOMAS H. needles, 103 Mai­ Barton William B. builder, 59 Av. 10, h. 95 W . 19th den la. h. 76 Adams, Brooklyn Barton W . B. & R. manufacturers, 59 Av. 10 Bate Thomas H. needles, 103 Maiden la. h. Br’klyn BARTON & CO. merchants, 59 Water Bateman Alonzo, coachsmith, 3 Patchin place Barton Brothers, hardware, 18 Cliff Bateman Benj. mer. 205 Front, h. Brooklyn Bartow Augustus, paper, 161 William, h, Brooklyn Bateman Richard, carpenter, 335 Av. 6 BARTOW EDGAR L&. CO. paper, 77 John, h. 169 Bateman Stephen, camphene, 340 Av. 8 Washington, Brooklyn BATEMAN & RUDDEROW, com. mer. 205 Front Bartow Elizabeth A. wid. Basil J. 73 Lexington Av. Bates Alanson, carman, 40 Essex Bartow Samuel B. merchant, 77 William ■ Bassant Thomas, com. mer. 57. South, h. 23 W . Bates Hartford, paperhanger, 28 Lewis Washington pi Bates Horatio, 170 W . 16th Basch Henry, segarmaker,. 157 Stanton Bates J. H. clothier, 64 Nassau Baschan Diedrich, sexton, r. 34 Vandam Bates Jacob N. cooper, n 239 W. 17th Bascom Timothy J. strawhats, 618 Hudson, h. 620 Bates John, milkman, 57- Av. 6, h. 57 Av. 6 Hudson Bates John, sailor, 32 Oak Basford William, jeweler, 54. Elizabeth Bates John, coachman, 250 Ninth Bash John, porter, 185 Varick Bates John C. stonecutter, r. 73 Hamersly Basham Fred, modeller, 408 B’way, h. 113 W . 23d Bates John Terry, auctioneer, 57 Beaver Bashford David, brassfinisher, 105 E. 25th Bates Joseph, com. mer. 44 Leroy Baskerville Ann, widow of James, 6 Pearl Bates Joseph, broker, r. 548 Broome Baskerville James, laborer, 6 Pearl Bates Joseph, machinist, 269 W. 27th Bass George, ehipcarpenter, 419 Tenth Bates Lincoln, stationer, 20 Wall, h. Gunter’s hotel Bass Joseph, caulker, 89 Market slip Bates Louisa, widow, 376 Sixth Bass Samuel W . grocer, 106 West & 145 Liberty, h. Bates Martin, jr. furs, 1784 Water, h. 10 W. 17th 263 W . 21st Bates Robert, late carman, 545 Hudson BAU 46 BAT Bates Samuel, com. mer. 48 Exchge pi. h. Hellgate Baum Gabriel, cabinet maker. 85 Willett Bates Susan, widow o f John H. 72 Twelfth Baum Isaac, bookbinder, 56 Ridge Bates Thomas, drygoods, 10 Cedar, bds. 77 Murray Baum Lazarus, cabinet maker, 49 Lewis Bates William M. carman, 14 Watts Baum Simon, drygoods, 196 Delaney Bates J. & D. milkmen, 57 Av. 6 Bauman Henry, grocer, 220 Av. A Bateson Christopher R. fruits, h. 351 Broome Bauman John G. grocer, 170 Essex Batey Charles, painter, 277 Ay. 8 Bauman John P. brush, 240 Rivington Batey Charlotte, widow o f Robert, 109 Eldridge Baumann George, tailor, r. 94 Essex Batey Eliza, widow o f John, r. 109 Eldridge Baumann Julius, saloon, 13 Centre Batey Thomas, porterhouse, 78 Hester Baumann Michael, tailor, 10 Essex Bath Barton, cloth repairer, 78 Cannon Baumann William, boarding, 127 Elm Bath Herman, hatter, h. 217 Houston Baumann & Meyer, saloon, 13 Centre Bathrick Samuel D. milk, 172 Christopher Baumbach George, tailor, r. 44 Thomas Batory Ignacz, segars, 37 Chatham, h. 17 N. Wm. Baumeister Gottleib, dealer, 261 Rivington Batschelet Mary, wid. Benedict, millnr, 34* Carmine Baumgartel Gustavus, upholsterer, 6 Bayard Batson Henry, butcher, 577 Grand Baumgarten Maurice, bookbinder, 250 Stanton Battais Louis, confectioner, 103 W. Broadway Baumgartner Martin, strawhats, 116 Chatham Battell Joseph, iron, 166 South, h. Brooklyn Baur Charles, watchmaker, 15 Minetta Battell Munro, sfodawater, 116 Wooster Baur John N. watchmaker, 52 John, h. Hoboken Batteil William, carman, E. 39th n. Ay. 3 Baurens Peter, artist, 37 Cherry, h. 5 Dover Battelle Daniel, laborer, 34 Fifth Baus Peter, shoemaker, 3 Chrystie Battelle Lewis F. com. mer. 163 Front, h. 138 E. 13th Bausher Henry, sashmaker, 7 Suffolk, h. 19 Hester Battelle Thomas, mer. h. 41 E. 20th Bausher Jacob, clerk, 30 Columbia Battelle & Renwick, com. mer. 163 Front Bausher John, shoemaker, 30 Columbia Battells George, sailor, r. 30 Oak Baverstock Daniel, horseshoer, W . 31st, n. Av. 6. h. Battelson George, upholsterer, 294* Grand h. 294J 104 W. 20th Grand Bawden William T. shoes, 79 Bleecker, h. 133 Batten William, hat finisher, 192 Av. 1 Amity Battenberg Frederick W. shoemaker, 121 Lewis Bawen Patrick, tobacconist, 23 Cherry Battersby Charles J. 39 Grove Bawman Francis, groceries, 38 Cross Battersby Mary, 554 Broome Baxter A. Sidney, com. mer. 9 Old Slip, h. 101 Har­ Batterson George W . veneer sawyer, 312 Fifth rison, Brooklyn Batterson James P. carman, 26 Commerce Baxter Alfred T. glue, 143 Maiden la. h. 254 Bridce Battger John, cabinetmaker, 57 Pitt Brooklyn Battger John H. carpenter, 242 E. 18th Baxter Charles, cutter, 129 Av. 8 Battie Margaret, wid. o f Henry, 121 Christopher Baxter Charles, carpenter, 48 W. 13th Battin Frederick, gratemaker, 470 Broome Baxter Charles H. sandpaper, 143 Maiden lane, h, Battin John, 288 Greenwich 42 Court, Brooklyn Battin Joseph, hosiery, 288 G’wich, h. 288 G’wich Baxter Charles J. late furniture, W . 31st, n. Av. 8 Batting Jos. watchcases, 71 Nassau, h. 359 Hudson Baxter Edward, night scavenger, r. 181 Eleventh Batting Robert, lamps, 115 Sheriff Baxter Elisha L. captain, 175 W. 28th Battis Lewis (col’d), butcher, r. 46 Thomas Baxter George, storage, East b. Delancey and Riv­ Battison George, carpenter, 112 Lewis ington, h. Av. 2 c. E. 18th Battistine Mary, widow o f Anthony, 36 Scammel Baxter George L. carpenter, h. 219 Thompson Battle James, waiter, 13 Amity lane Baxter George W . saddles, 290 Walker Batty John L. shipfastener, 126 Lewis Baxter Geo. W. mer. 32 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Batty Thomas, 205 South, h. 580 Grand Baxter Horace, cigarmaker, 143 W . 16th Baty Margaret, widow o f Richard, 8 Desbrosses Baxter James E. clerk, 52 Madison Bau John, shoemaker, 560* Pearl Baxter Joanna, boarding, 22 Vesey Baua Mark, shoemaker, 123 Eleventh Baxter John, teamster, r. 122 Perry Bauch Jean, mason, r. 167 Third Baxter John A. clerk, 18 Allen Bauchle Jacob, tailor, 86 Sheriff Baxter John C. shipchandler, 313 West, h 625 Baudan Joseph, baker, 134 Reade Greenwich Baudot Haplet, accordeon maker, 42 Oliver Baxter John H. shoemaker, 317 Fifth Baudouin G. wine, 50 Leonard Baxter John J. lumber, 257 South, h, 49 Rutgers BAUDOUINE CHARLES A. cabinet maker, 335 Baxter John W . carpenter, 196 Forsyth Broadway, h. 21 W . 16tli Baxter Joseph, carman, h. 222 W . 17th Baudouine William H. cabinet maker, 204 Av. 3 Baxter Malcolm, blacksmith, 185 W . 15th, h. W. Bauer Albert, baker, 156* Greenwich 16th, c. Av. 8 Bauer Albert, glazier, r. 94 Essex Baxter Mary, widow o f Joseph, 148 Orchard Bauer Anne, boarding, 198 Fulton Baxter Patrick, laborer, r. 20 Spruce Bauer Anthony, grocer, 104 Cannon, h. 104 Cannon Baxter Peter, cabinetmaker, 38 Dominick Bauer Charles F. paper boxes, 74 Fulton, h. 27 Baxter Mary, milliner, 515 Av. 8 Vandewater Baxter Samuel, feed, 58 Elm, h. 26 Elizabeth Bauer Edmund, shoemaker, 12 Ludlow Baxter Robert, brassfounder, r. 48 Howard Bauer Ernst, cabinet maker, 163 W . 20th Baxter Samuel F. printer, 61 W . Washington place Bauer Frederick, bootmaker, W . 41st, n. Av. 8 Baxter Samuel D. furniture, h. 18 Columbia Bauer Frederick, cabinet maker, r. 203 Bowery, Baxter Sarah, school, 401 Cherry, h. 18 Columbia h. 41 Rivington Baxter Thomas, shipjoiner, 327 Sixth Bauer George, bootmaker, 219 Wooster Baxter Thomas G. oil, 14 Jacob, h. Brooklyn Bauer George, tailor, 7 Nassau Baxter Thomas G. agent, 20 Beaver, h. Brooklyn Bauer Jacob, porterhouse, 132 Greenwich Baxter Timothy, whiting, 143 Maiden la. h. Bklyn Bauer Jacob, laborer, 119 Delaney Baxter William, carman, 13 Doyer Bauer John, rags, 244 Third Baxter William, carman, r. 609 Greenwich Bauer Joseph, laborer, r. 167 Third Baxter William, stonecutter, 62 Gansevoort Bauer Ludwig, butcher, 177 Stanton carpenter, 150* Orchard Bauer Michael, grocer, 167 Third BAXTER WILLIAM M. lumber, E. 22nd, b. Avs. 1 Bauer Valentine, bootmaker, 3 Gouverneur & A, h. E. 23d c. Av. 1 Bauer William, drummer, 73 Greenwich Baxter T. & Sons, whiting, 143 Maiden lane BAUER & BO DEN, paper boxes, 74 Fulton Baxter & Clearman, shipchandlers, 313 West Bauernfrund Samuel, tailor. 91 Columbia Baxter & f uller, drygoods, 32 Liberty Baulch John, hatter, 35 Chatham, h. 15 Rose Baxter & Lawrence, storage, East, b. Delaney & Baulch William, hats, 35 Chatham & 29 N. William, Rivington h. 35 Chatham Baxter Painter, 135 W . 17th Bedell Abner K. china, Av, 8 c. Jane, h. 140 Fourth 1ftpCp ^ llli a»1J1T^,A»rygood8’ 355P^adw ay Bedell Andrew, carman, 244 Rivington g ® ^ ADAM, lawyers, 62 Wall Bedell C. A. accountant, 112 Fulton, h. 98 Duffield, jgeckemor Amos, grocer, 192J Greene,h.192}- Greene Brooklyn pecker Adolph E.grocer,168Washington,h.Hoboken Bedell Chester, builder, 3 Nassau, h. Newark Becker Andrest, locksmith, 18 Hamersley Bedell Cornelius, carpntr, 233 W. 18th,h.319 W.29th Becker Catharine, washing, 11 Anthony Bedell Daniel B. china, Av. 8 c. Jane, h. 140 Fourth $pecker Catha. wid. Jacob, confectionary, 815 B’way Bedell Elizabeth, upholsteress, 13 Av. 6, h. 13 Av. 6 Becker C. E. imp. 58 John, h. Brooklyn Bedell Gilbert* carman, 45 Goerck Becker Conrad, tailor, r. 82 Clinton Bedell G. T. (Rev.) 61 Tenth Juecr er Daniel, shoemaker, 370 Tenth Bedell Harriet, widow, 184 Orchard Becker Ernst, blacksmith, 182 Varick Bedell Henry, sashmaker, 184 Orchard ytecker Frederick, porterhouse, 16 Centre Bedell Hiram W. carman, 302 Fifth Becker Frederick, weaver, 504 Greenwich Bedell Ichabod, carman, 88 W. 17th ^Becker Garret, carpenter, W . 19th, b. A ys . 7 & 8, h. Bedell Israel, jr. dry goods, 139 Av. 9, h. 139 Av. 9 * 117 W . 24th Bedell John H. dry goods, 139 Av. 9, h. 139 Av. 9 Becker George, tailor, 67 Centre Bedell Knapp, carman, 88 Essex Becker Henry, grocer, 168 Third Bedell Mott, mer. 104 Wall, h. 33 Cranberry. Brklyn flecker Henry C. grocer, 2 Carmine, h. 2 Carmine Bedell Phebe, widow of Abraham, h. 38 Av.' D decker Jacob, tailor, 24 Houston Bedell Richard, senr. watchman, 728. Fourth Becker Jacob, tailor, r, 41 Anthony Bedell Richard, daguerrian, 125 Lewis Becker Jacob, tinsmith, 75 Chatham, h. 75 Chatham Bedell Sarah, h. 302 Fifth .Becker Jacob, shoemaker, 32 A y . 6, h. 32 A y . 6 Bedell Sarah, widow, 207 Stanton 'Seeker John, grocer, 562 Fourth Bedell Silas, oysterman, 4 Macdougal Becker John, 7 Dominick Bedell Stephen, late tailor, h. 128 Av. 6 Becker John, physician, 169 Third Bedell Stephen, carpenter, 212 Av. A pecker John, doctor, 242 Stanton Bedell Townsend, carman, 28 Goerck ^Becker John F. 7 Dominick Bedell William, builder, 223 W.18th, h. 317 W.29th Becker John, laborer, 111 A y , 10 Bedell William A. bookbinder, 200 Mulberry, h. decker Joseph, locksmith, 18 Mulberry Morrisiana Becker Joseph, stoves, 161 Delaney Bedell Wm. H. health warden, 26 Jefferson Becker Joseph & Go. pianos, 300 E. B’Way Bedell & Brother, dry goods, 139 Av. 9 decker Joseph, tailor, 84 Broadway, h.90 Franklin Bedell & Vanderbilt, builders, 223 W . 18th Becker Mary, grocer, 358 A y . 10 Beder Christiana, 93 Av. A Becker Peter, surgeons* instrum*ntmakr,71 Stanton Bedford Augustus, com. mer. 12 W . Washington Ifeecker Peter, carpenter, 69 W . 15th market, h. 72 Fourth ^Becker Phebe, vestmaker, 118 Hammond Bedford Daniel, carpenter, 101 Horatio Becker Philip, segars, 123 Third Bedford Gunning S. physician, 70 Av. 5 decker Philip, carman. 225 Third Bedford Joseph D. printer, 59 Ann, h, 61 Barclay wBecker Rudolph, grocer,206 Division,h.206 Division Bedient D. N. forwarding, 30 Moore aBecker William, carpenter, 471 Broome, h. 41 Bedient Elizabeth, Tyidow o f John, 54 Pike Thompson Bedle Garret, meat, 24 Washington market loBecker William, grocer, 552 Greenwich Bedle & Roberts, meat, 24 Washington market t3ECKER K. & GRAEVE, com. mers. 26 South Bedos Fortune, matches, 126 Greenwich, h. Wil­ William liamsburg checker & Macgregor, builders, 471 Broome Bee Francis, watch case maker, 62 Reade Becker, Franz & Go. porterhouse, 144 Third Beebe Allan H. clerk, 109 Fulton, h. 222 W . 28th jjBeckerman J. B. porter, 34 Greenwich Beebe Alvab, real estate, 195 Broadway ? Beckerman John, porter, 28 Pearl Beebe Charles E. mer. 137 Front, h. 231 Ninth Beckerman John A. grocer, 298 Division &334 Fifth, Beebe Clinton, seaman, h. 512 Washington B h. 296 Division Beebe Jas. W. hatter, 156 Broadway, h. Jersey city Beckerman John, grocer, 336 Fifth Beebe Justus W . butcher, 749 Greenwich, h. 749 *Beckers Alexander, dag’type, 201 B’way,h.Hoboken Greenwich ^BECKERS & PIARD,daguerreotypes,201 Broadway Beebe Jeremiah S. commissioner, 6 Hanover, h. 503 ' Becket John, hat bleacher, 287 Spring Broadway Beckett George, laborer, 122 Roosevelt Beebe Joseph, varnisher, r. 12 Cannon Beckett Mary, widow of John, 38 James Beebe Lyman, captain, 128 Hamersley Beckett William T. mariner, 190£ Division Beebe Martin, machinist, r.. 280 Fifth ■Beckley Mary Ann, 5 Nassau Beebe Philo V. builder, 220 W. 28th Beckley Samuel M. mer. 128 B’way, h; 55 Amity Beebe Richard, stonecutter, 84 W. 19th , Beckley S. M. & Co. drygoods, 128 Broadway Beebe Roderick, paper, 109 Fulton, h. 198 W . 15th Beckman Herman C. grocery, 294 E. Eleventh Beebe Silas R. mer. 137 Front, h. 116 Johnson, Bkln Beckman Isaac, pedlar, 22 Ridge Beebe Welcome R. lawyer and city judge, 76 Wall, Beckman John, liquors, 71 Cherry h. 222 W . 28th Beckman Philip, glasscutter, 130 Willett : , Beebe William, ranges, 314 B’way, h, 105 E. 18th Beckman Rudolph, phototypist, 385 B’way, h, 385 Beebe William, jeweler, 20 Reade, h. E< 50th n. Av 3 Broadway Beebe William, clerk, 126 E* 25th JBeckmeier Henry, shoemaker, 78 Roosevelt BEEBE WILLIAM H. CO. hats, 156 B’way & TBeckner Margaret, widow o f Samuel, 111 Houston 71 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Beckwith Belinda G. wid. Sidney, h. 26 Beekman Beebe William J. mer. 137 Front, h. Brooklyn Beckwith Christopher, painter, 71 King Beek Matthew, cabinet, 224 Houston Beckwith Henry, clerk, 257 Seventh Beebe William W . shipsmith, h. 669 Water Beckwith Henry W . lawyer. 62 Wall, h. 18 E. 17th BEEBE & BROTHER, teas, 137 Front Beckwith Henry S. engraver, 80 Nassau, h. Br’klyn Beebee George W. banker, 47 Wall, h. Ravenswood Beckwith J. P. cabtmkr, 382 Hudson, h. 382 Hudson Long Island Beckwith N. Marvin, pres ins. co. 58 Wall, h. 9 Av.5 Beebee Samuel J..banker, 47Wall, h JC? er ^ fmue1’ tailor» 20 Thompson Bell John, clerk, 53 Troy selcher Thos. rules, 221 Pearl, h. Camptown, N. J. Bell John, carpenter, r. 183 W . 18th jelcner \\llliam, rules, 221 Pearl, h. Brooklyn j Bell John, machinist, 260 W . 29th jelcher Wm. K. mer. 26 Pearl, h. 59 St. Mark’s pi. Bell John, tailor, 38 Hamilton jelcher Brothers, rulemanuf. 221 Pearl Bell John, r. 40 W. 13th i j Gn ^ zabeth M. boarding, 168 E. Broadway Bell John, fluter, 163 Av. B telden Amos, founder, 40 Suffolk, h. 1 Rutgers pi. Bell John, basketmaker, 695 Water f telden Benjamin J. clerk, 75 Norfolk Bell John A. 38 Broadway y^elden Charles, 60 Wall, h. 15 Gramercy park Bell John G. taxidermist, 289 Broadway I »elden David, mer. 103 Murray, h. 37 Morton Bell John P. com. mer. 7 Essex ‘•elden David W . hats, 181 Water Bell John S. shoemaker, 205 Fifth elden E. B. physician, 26 E. Broadway Bell Johnstone, bootmaker, 40 Horatio elden Frederick, hats, 181 Water, h. Newark Bell Joseph, carpenter, 138 W. 20th elden Geo. broker, 60 Wall, h. 15 Gramercy park Bell Joseph, tailor, 164 Allen elden John, clerk, r. 161 Mott Bell Joseph M. grocer, 23 Essex elden John M. brassfounder, 107 Attorney Bell Joseph T. military store, 186 Fulton, h. 52 Lis- i elden Nathaniel H. boarding, 27 Bayard penard g! elden William, teacher, 20 Gouverneur Bell Judith, wid. Andrew, laundress, r. 127 Amity elden William, jr. (Rev.) teacher, h. 21 Fifth Bell Julia A. widow o f George, 222 Seventh elden C. & G. brokers, 60 Wall Bell Margaret, widow, 449* Hudson ELDEN & BROTHER, hats, 181 Water Bell Margaret, widow o f James N. r. 155 W . 13th elding Charles S. drugs, 91 Av. 8, h. 91 Av. 8 Bell Margaret, widow of Robert, 7 Essex >eldvue Lugurda, segarmaker, r. 3 Extra Bell Margaret, widow o f James, 43 Hammond «eler Frederick, grocer, 140 Cherry Bell Maria, widow of Thomas, nurse, 71 First *elford George, printer, 63 Leonard Bell Mary, widow of James, fancy goods, 98 Suffolk Telford John, painter, 41 Spring Bell Matthew, huckster, Wash. mkt. h. 160 Duane elhart William, varnisher, 157 Mott Bell Middleton, flour, 74 Cortlandt, h. Newark . ELKNAP AARON B. lawyer, 25 Wall, h. Av. 2 Bell Molyneux, mantillas, 61 Canal, h. N. Haven h. ^ n. Thirteenth BELL PHILIP A. (col’d), intelligence, 99 Leonard a elknap Catharine, boarding, 12 Stanton h. 15 St. John’s la. i;elknap Chauncey, grocer, 252 Washington, h, 4! Bell Rebecca, widow o f John, 186 Seventh Beach BELL RICHARD, WILLIAM MACLACHLAN & elknap Dayton C. late baker, h. 172 Clinton H. E. RANSOM, bankers, 43 Wall, (R. B’s. h. I'Selknap Edward, broker, 62 Wall, h. Michigan 199 W . 21st) “ elknap Edwin S. putty, 8 Gold, h. 194 E. Broadway Bell Richard N. gilder, 33 Av. 6, h. 33 Av. 6 elknap George, mariner. 104 Anthony Bell Robert, carpenter, 62 W . B’way h. Jersey city «(ielknap James G. paints, 8 Gold, h. 248 Clinton Bell Samuel, 47 Walker _ elknap Joseph, engineer, 67 Vestry, h. 201 Fr’klii Bell Samuel jr. 107 South, h. 47 Walker —elknap E. S. & Son, paints, whiting & putty man! Bell Samuel P. lawyer, 52 John, h. 94 Twelfth 8 Gold Bell Samuel W . mason, W . 30th n. Av. 9 elknap frysooda. 37 William, h. 75 Berger Fleury, importer, 47 Broad, h, Jersey City St. Mark’s pi. * BER 55 BES 3ernheimer Isaac, imp. 62 Beaver and 109£ Pearl Berry John S. carpenter. 193 W. 16th Simon>dryg’ ds, 37 Wm. h. 37 Vandam Berry Joseph, carman, 68 W 18th 3EBNHEIMER BROTHERS, drygoods and whole- Berry Joseph, seaman, 56 Laight 37 William Berry Judah, stevedore, 277 Henry 3ERNHEIMER & ARNOLD, imps. 62 Beaver and Berry Margaret, widow of Chas. 39 Sheriff 109£ Pearl Berry Martin R. sashmaker, 1 St. John's la. h. Jay leraholm Charles, shoemaker, 42 Stanton c. High, Brooklyn |5ernhomer Janson, printer, r. 24 Rivington Berry Michael, laborer, 80 Ann lernholtz Anthony, baker, 67 Charltn, h. 67 Chrltn Berry Patrick, laborer, 179 Varick termer F. mer. 86 South Berry Peter, cottonsampler, 48 Frankfort ;jernikel Christian, segarmaker, 204 Seventh Berry Peter S. carpenter, 167 Charles Jernkopf Mark, drygoods, h. 69 Cannon Berry Richard, cashier tradesmen’s bank, 177 Cha­ “ ernstem Augustus, broker, 5 Gold tham, h. Williamsburgh ►ernstein Berman, segars, 104 Clinton Berry Samuel J. grocer, 93 West, h. 11 Charlton jemstein Edward, pedler, 212 William Berry Stephen, carman, 695 Washington |ernstein Isaac, pawnbrokr, 197 Grnd, h. 197 Grnd Berry Thomas J. sails, 160 South, h. Brooklyn •ernstein Samuel, hairdresser, 85 Pike slip Berry Thomas S. pianos, 447 & 333 B’way h. 93 ’•ernstein Zion, pawnbroker, 195 Bowery W . 13th * emstine John, baker, 17 Attorney Berry William, carter, 14 Elm , errenburg John, tailor, r. 662 Water Berry William, turner, 101 Christopher ! ©vrett Thomas, painter, 54 W. 29th Berry William, sailor, r. 301 Monroe terrian And. J. gold pens, 100 Nassau, h. Spring Berry William I. bowlingsaloon, 301 Av. 3 Valley BERRY & PALMER, grocers; 93 West *errian Augustus F. shipwright, 348 Cherry, and Berryenne Birr, fishman, Grand'st. mkt. h. 89 Pitt 1 300 Front, h. 297 Efepry Berryman Edgar, machinist, 507 Washington 3rrian Cornelius A. hardware, 601 Broadway, h. Berryman, Matthew shoemaker, 51 Catherine h « 22 W. Washington pi. 271 Walker srrian Edward, carpenter, h. 234 W . 18th Berryman Thomas, clerk, 91 Laurens iferrian Geo. W. jr. apoth’ry, 353 Av. 6. h. 353 Av. 6 Berryman William H. engineer, 54 Watts Sferrian James, architect, 5 Broad, & 1097 B’dway Bershaem Jacob, baker. 146 Houston ?rrian Jane, widow of Samuel, 144 Greene Bersemeif John, laborer, r. 224 Stanton ;rrian Jefferson, superintendent o f pavements, Bert George, tailor, 311 Broome, h. 311 Broome tt 14 Rivington c. Tompkins Bert Peter A. boarding, 51 Greenwich ierrian John, porter, h. 68 Wall Berte Fred. C. weighmaster, 36 South, h. 160 Mott i Brrian John M. hardware, 601 B’dway, h. 5 Ninth Berte Lewis A. weigher, 34 South, h. 160 Mott Syrian Joseph, police, h. 327 Front Berthe John, rigger, 68 Jackson jrrian Jefferson, mason, 192 Hudson Berthet Felix, teache •, 6 Tenth jrrian Mary, widow o f George, 35 Bedford Bertholf Dan’l V. H. teller irving bank, h. 85 Var.ck 3rrian Richard, carman, 338 Bleecker Bertholf Elmina, widow of John J. 301 Spring j jrrian William, weigher, 27 Roosevelt Bertholf Gilbert, sashmaker, 133 Mulberry jrrian William, windowshades, 180 Bowery Bertholf Henry, deputy sheriff, 8 Jones i jrrian William (Rev.1), 50 Varick Bertholf James, gunsmith, 78 Barclay, h. 142 Sul’vn j jrrian Wm. D. grocer, 11 Av. 1, h. 73 First Bertholf James, saloon, 76 Mercer, h. 114 W . B’way CRRIAN J & C. hardware and house furnishing, Bertholf John B. mkt. 45 Thompson, h. 520 Broome |g 601 Broadway Berthrand Herman, tailor, r. 162£ Allen jrrian L B IN 57 BIR Bigelow Ralph, buildr, E. 18th n. Ay. 3, h. 97 E. 19th Bindheimer Moses, teacher, h. 275 Second Bigelow Richard, drygoods, 37 Pine, h. 7 E. 14th Bingham Alex, cotton broker, 89 Wall, h. 48 Third Bigelow Sarah, wid. o f (Rev.), Noah, 13 Commerce Bingham Alonzo, police, 31 Pell Bigelow William A. mer. 205 Pearl Bingham David, carpenter, W. 29th, n. Av* 6 Bigelow Wm. B. boots, 142 Chatham, h. 119 Allen Bingham James, transportion, 10 West, h. Brooklyn Bigelow Wm. D. boots, 142 Chatham, h. 119 Allen Bingham James, clerk, 56 Laight Bigelow & Gedney, boots, 142 Chatham Bingham Jedediah, shoemaker 102 Suffolk Bigelow & Meade, boots and shoes, 205 Pearl Bingham John J. clerk, 254 South, h. 56 Laight Bigelow, Brough & Greaves, china gilders, 14£ Bingham Laura, 24 Jane Carmine BINGHAM LUTHER S. grocer, Av. 3 c. 86th Biger Alexander, seaman, 6 Congress place Bingham M. H. com. mer. 89 Wall j Biggam Alexander, engineer, 17 E. 11th Bingham Samuel, printer, 61 Chrystie Biggam Hamilton, h. 84 Laight Bingham Samuel, carpenter, 61 Chrystie : James B. engravings, 69 Canal, h. 69 Canal Bingle Mary, wid. of Richard, 45 Norfolk Biggart Robert, blacksmith, 132 Troy, h. 125 Perry Bininger Abraham, grocer, 141 B.way, h. 84 Tenth Bigger Alexander, seaman, Bleecker, c. Hammond Bininger Abram M. liquors, 329 Greenwich, h. 329 i Bigger William J. 12 Watts Greenwich Biggio Lorenzo, musician, h. 264 Canal Bininger Andrew G. grocer, 12 Vesey Biggins Henry, modeller, 103 Forsyth Bininger Francis J. porterhouse, 176 Division |Biggs Edward D. tobacconist, 87 Cannon Binmger A. M. & Co. grocers, 329 Greenwich Biggs George W . carman, 63 Cannon Bininger Joseph H. 124 Liberty, h. 27 Harrison Biggs Isaac A. manufacturer, 15 E. 13th, h.15 E. 13th BININGER A. & CO. wine mer. 141 Broadway Biggs John, sawing, 234 Stanton BININGER & COZZENS, grocers, 12 Vesey 1Biggs Thomas, hotel, 85 Catharine, h. 85 Catharine Bininger & Miller, 124 Liberty Biggy Edward, tailor, 79 Av.6, h. 79 Av. 6 Binns Isaac, straw manf. 309 Hudson, h. 309 Hudson Bigler David, (Rev.), 522 Houston Binns James, tailor, 45 Henry Bigley John E. dry goods, 36 Liberty, h. 65 Hicks Binns Nathaniel, straw manf. 451 Hudson Brooklyn Binns William, com. mer. 85 Beaver, h. 224 Tenth Bigley Richard, milk, 94 Elm Binns & Halsted, com. mer. 85 Beaver i Bignal Edward, carman, 145 E. 16th BINSSE LOUIS B. fancy articles, 43 John, h. 80 St, i Bignall David, broker, h. 97 Barrow Mark’s place i Bigsbee Margaret M. nurse, 122 Stanton Binswanger Jacob, gimpweaver, r, 162 Attorney Bijou Gaspar, confectioner, 45 Norfolk Binswanger Mauritz, police, 52 Ridge Bilby Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 36 White, h. 96 Biolley Frederick A. 53 Beaver, h. 53 Barclay Elizabeth Birch Daniel, carman, 144 Forsyth Bilfinger Amandus, jeweler, 126 Franklin Birch Frances, embroidery, 31 Av. C Bilfinger Frederick, liquors, 328 Broome Birch George, iceman, 64 Charlton i Bilger James, police, Av. 2 n. E. 26th Birch Henry O. sailmaker, 140 Greenwich Bill Charles E. late merchant, 17 Broad, h. 119 Co­ Birch John, pattermaker, 352 Third lumbia, Brooklyn Birch John, carpenter, 162 Forsyth Bill Edward, flour broker, 20 South, h. 29 Ninth Birch John, S. 95 William, bds. Florence’s hotel Bill Francis Xaver, bootmkr, 151 Canal, h. 153 Canal Birch Joseph, druggist, 54 Downing j Bill Richard, hatter, 39 Troy Birch Joseph, carpenter, 23 Downing Bill William, stagedriver, 150 W . 40th Birch Nelson, shipcarpenter, 299 Sixth , Billigg August, tailor, 179 Av. 1 Birch Thomas, music, 293 Av. 2 Billigheimer Leopold, butcher, 504 Houston BIRCH WILLIAM N. strawgoods, 128 William, h. iBillin Charles, stereotyper, 10 N. William, h. W. 240 Thompson 15th n. Av. 8 Bird Abraham S. oysterman, 155 Division, h. 91 Billin John, stereotyper, 10 N. William, h. W . 15th Catharine n. Av. 8 Bird Adam, laborer, 70 Mangin Billin Joseph, carpenter, 16 Clarkson, h. 16 Clarkson Bird Andrew, huckster, 16 Catharine market, h. 105 i Billin Samuel C. stereotyper, 10 N. William, h. W . Madison 15th n. Av. 8 Bird Catharine M. widow o f John A. 42 Essex IBillin Brothers, stereotypers, 10 N. William Bird Charles, police, 2 Orchard Billing Humphrey, carpenter, W . 42d, n. Av. 8 Bird Charles N. butcher, 139 E. 25th Billing Michael, watchmaker, 212 Rivington Bird Clinton G. marble, 287 Bowery & 899 B’dway, Billinge Benj. L. lawyer, 110 Chambers, h. 95 Av C h. 287 Bowery Billinge George D. druggist, 191 Av. 1 Bird Edward L. tinsmith, 78 W . 20th Billinge Henry S. teas, 177 Greenwich, h. 69 E. 16th Bird Freeman B. butcher, 10 Washington market, Billinge James D. physician, 95 Av. C h. 69 Fifth Billinge Samuel D. teas, 504 Grand, h. 95 Av. C BIRD GEORGE & CO. com. mer. 26 Broad & 40 Billings Ann, widow o f Otis, 231 Walker Stone, h. Astor house Billings Calvin O. builder, 27 W . 23d, h. 27 W. 23d Bird George F. clerk, 38 Maiden la. h. 228 Madison Billings Daniel, bakery, 98 Av. 0, h. 250 W . 19th Bird Geo. W . carp’ter, r. 162£ Madison, h. 128 Mad. Billings E. R. mer. 40 Pine, h. 97 Clinton place Bird Jacob F. carriagemaker, 85 Av. 1, h. 48 Sixth Billings Nathaniel, fireman, 370 Greenwich Bird James, captain, 237 Madison Billon Louis, watches, 76 Nassau, h. 24 Columbia, Bird James, chains, 167 E. 26th Brooklyn Bird James D. hats, 74 Fulton, h. 136 Allen Bills Alanson, bookkeeper, h. 206 Cherry Bird John, (col’d) porter, r. 107 Sheriff Bills Henry C. engineer, 664 Water Bird Joseph, marbleworks, h. 207 Av. 3 Bills John, laborer, 102 Washington Bird Joshua, stairbuilder, 105 Av. 8 Bills John D. pianoforte maker, 71 W. 15th BIRD MATTHEW, hatter, 13 Nassau, h. 248 Madisn Bills Joseph, painter, 339 Cherry Bird Oliver W . mer. 72 Cedar, h. 73 at. Mark’s pi. Bills Orrin A. broker, 140 Greenwich & 11 West, h. Bird Stephen, carman, 27 Jane 667 Greenwich Bird Walter, shipcarpenter, 358 Ninth Bills & Hawes, brokers, 140 Greenwich Bird William & Co. iron and tin pit. mers. 44 Wall Billsborrou Thomas, stonecutter, 313 Av. 1 Bird William E. grocer, 214 Front, h. 76 E. 19th Billsbury John, tailor, 25 Monroe Bird William H. broker, 90 Wall, h. 272 W . 22d Bilsborrow Robt. brewer, 180 Cherry, h. 274 Mads’n Bird William S. banker, 69 Wall Bileon Henry, tobacconist, 79 Av. 9 BIRD & GILLILAN, bankers, 69 Wall Bily John, moulder, 71 Duane Birdsall Benjamin, provisions, Gansevoort, h. 648 Bilyer William, chairmaker, 86 Attorney Hudson Bindernagel John, porterhouse, 79 Bayard Birdsall Charles E. lawyer, 76 Wall, h. W . 65th n. Bingener Earnest, huckster, 2 Tompkins mkt. h. Av. 5 161 Tenth Birdsall D. S. hatter, 81 Av. 8, h. 81 Av. 8 BIS 58 BLA Birdsall E. H. custom house, 4 Carroll pi. Bishop Gilbert, sawyer, 334 Henry, h. 334 Henry Birdsall Elias G. grocer, 183 Houston, h. 183 Houstn Bishop Henry, constable, h. Av. 3 c. E. 31st Birdsall George H. carman, 706 Washington Bishop Henry, porter, 136 Greenwich Birdsall Hiram, com. mer. 26 More, h. Brooklyn Bishop Jacob, exchange, h. 39 Shenft Birdsall Hosea, engineer, 227 Fifth BISHOP JAS. & CO. imps. 3 Beaver, h. N. B wick Birdsall Jacob, carman, 33 Bethune Bishop James D. late Birdsall James, carman, 352 Third Bishop Japht, hardware, 87 Maiden la.h. 745 B way Birdsall James, agent, 299 Third Bishop John, cabinetmaker, 28 Spruec Birdsall James F. grocer, 308 Spring, h. 45 Chiton Bishop John, gratesetter, 56 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Birdsall James G. carman, 133 Charles Bishop John, physician, 384 Broome Birdsall James H. drygds. 647 B’way, h. 647 B'way Bishop John C. shoemaker, 320 and 350 Bowery, h. Birdsall John D. flour, 51 Vandam 340 Bowery Birdsall Nathan D. hardware, 58 Chatham, h. 36 Bishop Josephine, boarding, 67 Leonard Madison Bishop JohnL. preacher, r. 233 Houston Birdsall Philena, widow o f Jonathan, h. 213 Fifth Bishop Julia (col’d), washing, 2 Clinton court Birdsall Samuel, grocer, 299 Spring Bishop Margaret L. preacher, r. 233 Houston Birdsall Stephen C. boatman, h. 350 Third Bishop Mark, corsetmaker, 60 Hamersley Birdsall Thos. bw’ngsaln. 12 South, h, 21 Bridge Bishop Mark, carman, 86 Ludlow Birdsall Thos. W . flour, 248 Front, h. 50 Pike Bishop Mary A. wid. Phineas, nurse, 94 Attorney Birdsall William, jr. flour, 209 Front, h. 50 Pike Bishop Nathl. C. jobber, 5 Park pL h. 1021 B’way Birdsall Z. Moore, shades, 451 Pearl, h. 451 Pearl Bishop Pollyanthus, wid. o f Richard H. 87 Cannon Birdsall Zephaniah, milkman, 29 Fourth Bishop Samuel C. india rubber shoes and agent for Birdsall & Russell, grocers, 183 Houston Hartshorn & Co. Providence, 181 Broadway BIRDSALL & MICHEL, window shades, 451 Bishop Thomas, laborer, 272 Spring Pearl & At 4 cor. 40th Bishop Thomas D. pilot, h. 30 Harrison Birdseye Charles D. filters, 207 Elm BISHOP THOMAS E. hardware, 89 Maiden lane, Birdseye Lucien, lawyer, 39 Wall, h. 109 Warren, bds. Irving house Brooklyn P Bishop Victor, precious stones, 23 Maiden lane, h. BIRKBECK GEORGE, jr. foundry, 265 West, h. 651 Houston 389 Washington Bishop William, porter, 139 Sullivan Birker Charles, 96 Av. 5 Bishop William, shoemaker, 74 Charles Birkner Joachim, importer, 146 William, h, 220 Bishop Wm. corsetmakr, 108 Hudson, h. 108 Hudsn Fifth Bishop William, bookkeeper, 3 Oliver Birkner Henry, imp. 146 William, h. 220 Fifth Bishop Willis F. produce, 14 W . Washington mar­ Birkner J. & H. imp. o f bronze powder and leaf ket, h. 339 Greenwich metal,146 William Bishop & Keane, importers, 15 John Birmingham Ann, widow o f William, 141 Av. 8 BisschofF Harmon H. grocer, 285 Washington, h.285 Birmingham David, carpenter, 333 Av. 10 Washington Birmingham Edward, laborer, 43 Jackson Bissell Carman, cabinetmaker, 145 Av. 6 Birmingham Edward, speculator, 43 Jackson Bissell Edward, grocer, 104 Murray, h. Brooklyn Birmingham FranGis, tailor, 97 Cedar Bissell John, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 221 Tenth after 1st Birmingham George, exch. 2 Dover, h, 69 Carmine November Birmingham Geo. W . vamisher, 104 E. B’way Bissell Levi, machinist, 64 Beach Birmingham James, boatman, 155 Hammond Bissell Levi, machinist, 43 Marion Birmingham John, slater, 243 Elizabeth Bissell Peter, bookkeeper, 22 Liberty, h. 37 Down’g Birmingham Michael, laborer, 265 Twelfth Bissell Sarah, dressmaker, 2 Greene Birmingham Patrick, sawyer, 324 Ninth BISSELL S. &. M. A. DODGE, dressmakers, 2 Birmingham Patrick, mason, 23 Prince Greene Birmingham Philip, laborer, 369 Tenth Bissett Mary M. widow o f James, 160 Av.l Birmingham Robert, late watchman, r. 100 Sullivan Bissick Catharine, wid. o f Joseph M. 326 Bleecker Birmingham Thomas, sawyer, 394 Tenth • Bissicks Francis, engineer, 92 Broome Birmingham William, tailor, 305 Av, 1 Bissicks Joseph, brassfounder, 109 Bowery, h. 138 Birmingham William, smith, r. 160 Av. 3 E. 21st Bimbaurn Bonheim, artist, 171 Attorney. Bissicks & Barton, brassfounders, 109 Bowery Birae John, clerk, 35 Goerck Bissinger Francis, jeweler, 108 Ridge Bimey Chas. H. sec. e. r. in. co. 69 Wall, h. B’lyn Bistos William, varnisher, 256 W . 28th Birtcell Warran, shoemkr, W . 31st, bet. A vs. 9 & 10 Bitchal George, butcher, 546 Fourth Birtz Michael, tailor, 22 Av. B Bitel Henry D. carpenter, 30 Troy Bisbee Cyrus, fish, 13 Catharine market Bittell Jacob, grocer, 142 Third, h. 142 Third Bisbort Jacob, laborer, 238 Rivington Bitter Henry, morocco & bookbinders leather, 2 Bisby James, mariner, 81 Laurens Jacob, h. Williarasburgh Bischaoff Malcolm, soap boiler, 159 W . 29th Bitter John J. carman, 66 Greenwich Av. Bischoff Charles, porterhouse, 7 James Bitter Lewis, hairdresser, 16 Cath si. h. 16 Cath.fil Bischoff Harmon H. grocer, 182 Chambers, h. 285 Bitter William, shoemaker, 139 Stanton Washington Bivens John, type caster, h. 525 Washington Bischoff Henry, wines, 84 Fulton, h. 84 Fulton Bixby Daniel, broadway hotel, 1 Park pi. Bischoffsheimer Moses, agent, 11 Jackson Bixby F. N. chairs, 177 Broadway, h. Rathbun’shtl. Bisco John, collector, 249 Second Bixby Simeon P. shoes, 40 E. Broadway Bisgen Francis, carpenter, 314 Av. 8 Bixby Smith, shoemaker, 728 Fourth Bisher Barbara, widow of Matthias, 176 Third BIXBY & THAYER, agents american chair co. 177 Bisholl Salmon, laborer, 98 W . 30th Broadway Bishop Anna, vocalist, 85 W . 22d Bjorkmann Simon, saloon, 32 Rector Bishop Archibald, butcher, Fulton mkt. h. 74 First Blachly Joseph W . r. 75 William Bishop Calvin, ex. oft. c. h. 208 Colmbia S. B’lyn Blabbit Benjamin Franklin, brushmkr, 127 Anthony Bishop Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 16 Stanton Blabbtie Hanns, cabinetmaker, r. 39 Willett Bishop Charles P. clerk, h.219 W . 20th Black A. Stewart, umbrellas, 303 Broadway & 317 Bishop Dwight, cabinet maker, 394 Hudson, h. 100 Grand, h. 317 Grand Hamersley Black Alexandre, seaman, 271£ Monroe Bishop Edward, shoes, 321 Grand, h. 17 Rivington Black Bernard, laborer, 268 E. 13th Bishop Edward C. P. engineer, r. 6 Mangin Black Bolger, laborer, 255 E. 13th Bishop Edward W . lawyer, 23 Chambers, h. W . Black Charles, stoves, 125 Av. 3, h, 125 At . 3 38th, n. Av. 9 Black Charles N. lawyer, 39 William Bishop Edwin, enameller, 514 Broome Black David, carpenter, 245 E. 13th Bishop George, painter, 29 Clarkson ®}ack David (col'd), laborer, r. 14 Anthony Bishop George, blacksmith, 91 Lewis Black Edward J. shipcarpenter, 90 Goerck BLA 59 BLA Black Elizabeth, widow of Alexander, 65 Prince Blackledge Benjamin, sailmaker, 44 Peck slip, h. Black Frances, widow of Phillip, 88 Christopher 144 Sullivan Black Francis, tailor, 57 Grand Blackledge Benjamin, mason, 121 Perry Black Garret C. watchmaker, 42 Fulton, h. 134 Blackledge Cornelius, late carpenter, 115 Ch’stop’r Adams, Brooklyn Blackledge David, carman, 101 W. 24th Black George, smith, 516 Hudson Blackledge John A. clerk, h. 65 Spring Black George (col’d), sweeper, r. 20 Leonard Blackledge & Brown, sailmakers, 44 Peck slip Black Henry (col’d), seaman, r 208 W . 21st Blacklidge Abram M. agent, 106 E. 19th Black Henry, carman. 56 Bedford Blacklidge Oliver, segarmaker, 135 Goerck Black Isaac, pedler, 231 Second BLACKLIN JOSEPH J. roofing, 7 Broad, h. 252 Black Isaac, jewelry, 405 Pearl Canal Black J. S. editor, 233 Broadway, h. 577 Broadway Blackman James, tinsmith, 127 Eldridge Black James, iceman, 36 Downing Blackman Lewis, upholsterer, r. 144 Essex Black James, baker, 335 Bowery, h. 335 Bowery Blackman Louis H. telegraph, 16 Wall, h. 312 Av. 8 Black James, weaver, 29 Sheriff Blackman Lewis H. tailor, 339 Av. 8 Black James, paver, 295 Madison Blackman William H. mariner, 215 Mott Black James, smith, 159 Third BLACKMER JOEL, seminary, 97 E. Broadway Black James, weaver, 23 Columbia, h. 29 Sheriff Blackstock George W . u. s. gauger, 40 Wall Black Job L. supt. bldgs. 19 Elizabeth, h. 191 Av. 3 Blackstock Moses, huckster, 48 Harrison Black John, tranks, Pearl c. Maidn la. h. Jersey city Blackstock Thomas, fruit, 61 Watts Black John, policeman, 12 Water Blackstone Wyllis, builder, r. 132 Laurens, h. 122 Black John, confectioner, 182£- Bowery, h. 182J Spring Bowery Blackstone & Ryerson, builders, 132 Laurens Black John, 53 Beaver, h. 130 E. Broadway Blackwell Ed. U. gauger, 154 Maiden la. h. Wmsbg Black John, chemist, 26 Clift' Blackwell Jacob, gauger, 154 Maiden la. h. Wmsbg Black John, builder, 71 Av. 3 Blackwell Jacob, carpenter, 4 Grand Black John, laborer, r. 73 W . 15th Blackwell James M. mer. 77 William & 16 Liberty, Black John, express, h. 8 Gansevoort h. Astoria Black John, butcher, 12 Clinton market, h. 142 Blackwell John, sewingstands, r. 39 Broome Christopher BLACKWELL JOHN P. clothier, 179 Broadway, h. Black John, h. 130 E. Broadway 52 Harrison, Brooklyn Black John, jr. stationer, 26 Cliff, h. 37 Lispenard Blackwell Joseph G. R. mer. 87 Water, h. 288 Black John R. carman, 118 Twelfth W . 22d Black John W . policeman, 14 More Blackwell Robert M. mer. 144 Front, h. Astoria Black Joseph, tailor, 316 Grand, h. 116 Eldridge Blackwell Thomas L. gauger, 154 Maiden la. h. Black Joseph, clerk, 53 Beaver, h. 12 College pi. Williamsbu rgh Black Joseph, driver, 11 Gansevoort Blackwell Wm. B. lawyer, 78 Nassau, h. 81 Franklin Black Julius, gilder, 80 Pike Blackwell William H. drygoods, 311 Av. 9 Black Margaret, widow, 91 Lewis Blackwell William R. mer. 87 Water, h. Astoria Black Martha, widow of John, 186 Ludlow BLACKWELL R. M. & CO. com. mers. 144 Front Black Peter J. carman, 358 Tenth BLACKWELLS & BURR, com. mers. 87 Water Black Rebecca, huckster, 60 Washington market, BLACKWELL, WHITTEMORE & CARHART, h. 46 Robinson cloths, 77 William and 16 Liberty Black Rebecca, tailoress, 332 Bleecker Blackwood James, grocer, 63 Av. 8, h. 172 W . 13th Black Robert, telegraph, 16 Wall, h. 29 Sheriff Blackwood Margaret A. wid. Jno.H. 66 Gouverneur Black Robert, laborer, 63£ Clarkson Blackwood William,picture frames, 362 Houston Black Sarah, widow o f John, 132 Eldridge Blackwood William, lamplighter, 68 Gold Black Thomas, meat shop, 117 Anthony, h. 119 Blaese Nicolas, tailor, 126 W . 30th Anthony Blahm William, grocer, 444 Houston Black Thomas, mason, 383 Madison Blain Isaac W. refectory, 16 Fulton mrkt. h. 16 Ful­ Black Thomas, brewer, 51 & 53 Leonard, h. 88 ton market Watts Blain John, coachman, 135 Crosby Black Thomas, (refused), stables, 50 W . 15th Blain Joseph, mer. 38 Broad, h. 97 St. Mark’s pi Black William, jeweler, 247 B’way, h. 717 Houston Blain William, laborer, r. 328 Delaney Black William, cooper, 12 Water Blair Andrew, tobacconist, h. 815 Greenwich Black William, fringe, 77 Hammond Blair Bazil, moulder, 73 Sheriff BLACK WILLIAM, stationer, 17 Av. 8, h. 17\Av. 8 Blair David, porter, 36 John Black William F. tailor, 164 Allen Blair David, boatman, l6 Roosevelt Black William S. artist, 74 Chambers Blair David M.fancy goods, 297 G’wich,h.297G’wieh . Blackall Edward, tinsmith, 66 Mulberry Blair Edward, grocer, 279 Monroe Blackall William, broker, 3 Mulb’ry, h. 142 Cherry Blair Eliza* widow of George, 9 Dover Blackburn Edward, wine mer. 10 Beaver, h. 69 BLAIR HENRY B. coffee, 217 Fulton, h.161 W.16th Remsen, Brooklyn Blair Hugh H. (Rev.) 34 Perry Blackburn George, engineer, 104 Hester Blair James, millwright, 268 Delaney Blackburn George W. laborer, h. 91 Allen Blair John, baker, 134 W. 20th Blackburn Joseph, boarding & wines, 53 Vesey, h. Blair Louis, tailor, 140 Sullivan 112 Greenwich Blair Mary, embroideress, r .lll Madison Blackburn Phoebe, widow of John, 43 Monroe Blair Samuel, boatman, 699 Washington BLACKBURN & BROOKING, importers, 10 Beav’r Blair William, carpenter, r. 94 W. 18th Blacken William, carpenter, 185 E. 17th Blair Wm. T. butcher, h. E. 28th c. Av. 2 BLACKETT JOHN, hardware, 646 Broadway, h. Blaisdell Alvah, dentist, 362 B’way, h. 362 B’way 646 Broadway Blake Alexander V. drugs, 141 William, h. 60 Pier- Blackett John, locksmith, 88 Houston, h. 88 Houst’n repont, Brooklyn BLACKETT WILLIAM, brushmaker & hardware Blake Asa, saloon, 64 Whitehall, h. Brooklyn 225 Av. 3, & hardware, 364 B’wry, h. 225 Av. 3 Blake Austin, milliner, 186 Bowery, manufactory, Blackfan Jesse, 3 St. Mark’s pi. 235 Bowery, h. 186 Bowery Blackford Edward, fancystore, 409 Pearl, h. 409 P’rl Blake Bela S. inks, 284 Pearl, h. 72 King Blackford Gilbert L. coffee, Fulton market, h. 71 Blake Catherine, grocer, 47 Jay Poplar, Brooklyn Blake Cornelius D. lawyer, 25 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Blackgrove Richard, laborer, 88 Mulberry Blake David F. shoemaker, 47 Howard Blackhall James, brassfounder, 134 Third Blake Edward M. machinist, 152 W. Broadway Blackhall John, carman, 71 W. 15th Blake Eli C. strawgoods, 173 Pearl, h. 82 Adams Blacklaw Alexander, baker, 560 Grand Brooklyn Blackledge Abram, painter, 93 E. 19th^ Blake Elihu, dentist, 18 Warren Blackledge Adam, late builder, 65 Spring BLAKE GEORGE W.weigher,148 Front,h.475 Pearl BLA 60 BLA Blake Hamlin, com. mer. 11 Broad, h. Hicks, cl Blanchard Henry W . H. carman, 146 Rivington 1 Montague place, Brooklyn Blanchard Mary A; coloring for liquors, 8 W. 37th Blake Hermon M. hatpresser, 46 First n. Av. 8 Blake James, manf. 389 Bleecker & 7 Pine, h. 389 Blanchard Samuel, undertaker, 285 Henry Bleecker . ' j Blanchard Sidney, clerk, 54 North Moore Blake James, organ builder, 129 Bank Blanchfield John, chandler, 69 James Blake James, painter, r. 36 Cherry Blanck Aaron P. chairs, 356 Hudson Blake James C. lawyer, 71 Cedar Blanck George, shoemaker, 47 Oak .Blake John, dyer, 206 Fifth Blanck Robert H. fruits, 483 Av. 6 Blake John, laborer, 100 Washington Blanck Thos. J. chairs, 318 Hudson, h. 430 Hudson Blake John, grocer, 218 Elizabeth, h. 218 Elizabeth Blanck & Sons, furniture, 318 Hudson Blake John, truckman, 115 Ay. D Blanco B. D. com. mer. 87 Cedar, h. 55 G’nwich ar Blake John (col’d), porter, r. 109 Thompson BLANCO BARTOLOME, importer, 107 Pearl. L Blake Julia, 31 Amos 4 Dover) Blake Marshall B. silks, 71 William Bland Ellen, dressmaker, h. 34 Vestry Blake Philip, carman, 382 Tenth Bland John S. teacher, 33 Second Blrfke Rufus, policeman, 15 Mott Bland Mary, widow of John, h. 34 Vestry Blake Stephen M. strawgoods, 148 Pearl, h. 137 Blanding John, tailor, r. 169 Third Hicks, Brooklyn Blaney Bernard, shoemaker, 216 Cherry BLAKE THOMAS, physician, aromatic bitters, 118 Blaney Hugh, coachman, r. 304 Mott Division, h. 24 Pike. (See card appendix) Blaney Janies, marblecutter, 111 Av. 9 Blake Thomas, grocer, 228 Mulberry Blaney John, laborer, 270 E. 13th Blake Thomas, porter (col’d), r. 81 Sheriff Blaney Patrick, coachman, Av. B, b. 16th and 17th Blake Thomas, police, 121 Anthony Blank Charles, 6egars, 314 Av. 8 Blake Thomas, grocer, 33 Ludlow, h. 33 Ludlow Blank Frederick, laborer, 19 Stone BLAKE WILLIAM, patent fireproof paint, 84 Pearl, Blank Gecfrge, poultry, Catharine mkt. h. 47 Oak h. 72 E. 23d Blank Hieronymus, tailor, 133 Goerck' Blake William, shoemkr. 175 W . 14th, h.178 W . 15th Blank James, Varnisher, 1 Patchin pi. BLAKE H. & CO.commission merchants, 11 Broad Blank John, sailor, 46 Greenwich Blake & Brown, silkgoods, 71 William Blank John, shoemaker, r. 147 Chrystie Blake & Herring, ink, 284 Pearl Blank Joseph, cabinetmkr. 167 Tenth, h. 197 At. B Blakeley Elizabeth, junk, Av. 3 n. E. 32d Blank Josiah, jeweler, 162 Walker Blakeley George, locksmith, 555 Hudson, h. 555 Blank Peter, carpenter, 275 Sixth Hudson Blank Thomas, morocco shaver, 141 W . 16th Blakeley John, h. 85 E. 30th Blank William, caulker, 370 Madison Blakeley John, locksmith, 44 Sheriff Blankensee John L. carver, 747 Greenwich Blakeley Joseph & Son, locksmiths, 555 Hudson, h. Blankford Samuel, jeweler, 283 Houston 555 Hudson j Blankman Benjamin J. physician, 111 Chambers Blakeley Matthew, gunsmith, 44 Sheriff |Blankman Edmon, lawyer, 111 Chambers, h. Ill I Blakelock Cristianna, widow, 166 Christopher Chambers Blakelock Luke, steward, 8 Patchin pi. Blashfieljd William H. mer. 84 Cedar, h. 48 E. 16th Blakelock John, clerk, h. 166 Christopher Blashfiela & West, silk goods, $4 Cedar Blakelock Ralph, police, 166 Christopher j Blass Theobald, tailor, r. 82 Wooster Blakelock Ralph, police, 140 Hammond ! Blasson James, laborer, 310 Av. 1 Blakelock Richard, clerk, h. 209 Seventh j Blatchford James W . ship. mer. h. 75 Christopher [ Blakelock Thomas, carpenter, 166 Christopher Blatchford Edgecumbe H. lawyer, 1 Hanover, n. 59 j Blakely Hantz, cages, 213 Mulberry Clinton pi Blakely Henry, watchmaker, r. 30 Cortlandt, h. Blatchford Henry S. u. s. n. 76 Crosby Taylor’s hotel Blatchford Richard M. lawyer, 1 Hanover, h. 6 E. Blakely Mary A. widow o f John, 609 Water 14th n. Av. 5 Blakeman B. books, 267 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Blatchford Samuel M. 3 Tryon row, h. 245 Twelfth I Blakeman Henry, 76 Essex Blatchford Sami. T. c. h. bro. 11 Nassau, h. 2 Perry J Blakeman William N. physician, 113 Tenth j Blatchford 'll Wicks, sheetlead, 243 Water, h. Bklyn I Blakeney David, mason, 5 Minetta BLATCHFCfRD R. M. & E. H. lawyers, 1 Hanoyer I Blakeney Edward, goldpens, 80 Vandam Blatchford <6$ Crosby, lawyers, 1 Hanover Blakeney James, goldpens, 82 Vandam Blatt Peter, porterhouse. 165 Third Blakeney James L. trunkmaker, 133 Spring Blauvelt Abraham, carman, 329 W . 29th Blakeney Thomas, goldpens, 42 E xtra ct from the N ew -Y ork Sun. Blakeys Patent Fire-proof Paint.—We last seasonprocured a sufficiency of this most singular and valuable article to cover the roof of the Sun Building, and now find that it proves all that was said of it, as there is not a check or crack to be^seen, but is now one continued sheet of stone over the whole roof, and the tread upon k does not seem to effect it although it is upon tin, the roof leaked badly before it was applied, but has been per­ fectly tight since. We understand that Mr. B lake spent his whole time, for more than three years, in experiment­ ing with the pigment, at length he discovered that by reducing it to a powder and mixing it with oil, be had a compound that could be ag easily applied as ordinary paint, and in a few months would become a perfect slate or coat of mail, protecting whatever coveted from the action of the weather and fire. He now might have well exclaimed •*Eureka" i e “ I have found it,” for it was a desideratum that had for centuries been sought invain. This paint has proved so popular that hundreds we understand are getting .up all kinds o f worthless stuff, and selling it as Fire-Proof Paint, it therefore will be well to be particluar and see that every package has Mf* B lake’ s stamp upon it, as it is a patented article, therefore if they get that that makes the genuine artificial slats of others they expose themselves to a prosecution for an infririgment of his patent, but if a worthless counterfeit article, of coarse they loose their money. The genuine article can be found at the gen Depot, No. 84 Pean Street, by W m. B lake , the patentee. The public therefore will be particular and see that every package has my brand upon it, for if they gat tbs powder from others that will make the genuine Artificial Slate, they make themselves liable to me for an far* fringement of my patent, and if they get the spurious article of course loose the money they pay for it. W ILLIA M BLAKE, 84 Pearl Streep New-York. June, 1st 1850. BLI 61 BLO Blauvelt Rich. D. chairs, 89 Bowery, h. 196£ Chrystie Blizzerd Benjamin, carman, 37 E. 25th Blauvelt Thomas A. tavern, 88 W . Broadway, h Bloch Alexander, pedler, 628 Fourth n* Franklin Bloch Isaac, segars, 108 Suffolk Biazdell James K. shoes, 194 Seventh BLOCH ISAAC, strawgoods, 104 Broadway, h. 463 Robert H. drygoods, 257 Av. 6, h. 257 Av. 6 Broadway Bleakley Andrew, deputy coroner, 9 New City Hall Bloch Raphael, bootmaker, 376 B’way, h. 376 B’way •d i p a m e r s le y Bloch Samuel, liquors, 154 Fulton, h. 8 Church Bleakley James T. M. police justice,h. 98 Hamersley Block Edward, clerk, 54 Hammond Bleakley William, 274 Greenwich Block Eleazer, 224 Thompson Bleakley William, laborer, 269 Av. 1 Block Herbert, liquors, 51 West, h. 51 West Blean Gertrude, wid. of Jacob, r* 77 Allen Block Radolph, pianos, h. 8 Church Bleaver Julia, washing, 31 Scammel Blodgett Albert, painter, 611 Hudson, h. 126 Riv’ton Bleckman J. E. hardware, 12 Gold Blodgett E. Tilden, manf. of improved copal var­ BLEECKER ANTHONY J. auctioneer, 7 Broad, h nishes and dealer in gums, paints, oils, glass, 781 Broadway &c., &c , 94 John and 611 Hudson, h. 188 Allen Bleecker Augustus, coal, Broadway c. Fourth Blodgett William T. varnish, 115 Norfolk, h. 126 Bleecker Edward, clerk, 33 W . Washington pi. Rivington Bleecker Garret N. mer. Cliff c. John, h. 57 Bleecker Blodgett A. varnish, 188 William, h. 188 Bogert Caroline, wid. o f Jno. D. h. 40 Macdougal William Bogert Charles, grocer, 45 Marion BoeB“ Jacob, bakery, E. 35th n. Av. 2, h. E. 35th Bogert Cornelius, mer 49 William, h. 145 Ninth Bogert Cornelius, lawyer, 192 B’way, h. 126 Ble'kr & Schranm, varnish, 188 William Bogert Cornelius, h. 12 King oenmer Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 43 Rivington Bogert Cornelius A. shoemaker, 520 Greenwich Boehnmg Franz, tailor, 188 Second Bogert Cornelius P. clerk. 737 Greenwich oenrer John, shoemaker, 3 Amos, h. 3 Amos Bogert Cornelius R. physician, 5 St. Mark’s pi. Boeld Anna, carpet, 130 Willett Bogert David, musicl insts. 148 Elm, h. 141 Charles goeil Jacob, coal, 174 E. 25th, h. 174 E. 25th Bogert David, carman, 136 Charles isoemen August storeman, r. 84 Willett Bogert David C. clerk, 122 Greene Boen Matthew, boarding, 65 Mulberry Bogert George W. 16 Av. 6 Boerchel Jacob, hairdresser, 194 Houston Bogert Gilbert J. builder, 150 Amos, h. 129 Charles Boerem Jackson M. carman, 12 Goerck Bogert Henry A. lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 220 Tenth Boerem M. A. milliner, 5 Watts Boerem WilUam S. builder, 140 Av. 7 “ er* 49 William, h. 220 Tenth BOGERT IIORA HO, lawyer, 5 John, h. 190 E. 18th Boese Anne, widow of Henry, 242 Elizabeth Bogert Isaac E. clerk, r. 7 Morton Boese Thomas, firewarden, 242 Elizabeth Bogert Jacob, 120 Charles Boettner Christian, boots, Murray, h. 22 Frankft Bogert Jacob C. mason, 54 Bank Boetzkes Joseph, shoemaker, 191 William Bogert James, trunkmaker, 40 Crosby Boffen John, laborer, 349 Greenwich Bogert James, shoemaker, 163 Hammond BOGARDUS ABRAHAM, daguerreotypes, 229 Bogert James, trunkmaker, 12 Jones Greenwich, h. Grove bet. Bleecker and Bedford Bogert James, mason, 103 Perry Bogardus Alexander, mason, 20 Clarkson Bogert James, carman, 737 Washington Bogardus Alonzo, late mer. h. 501 Broadway Bogert James, jr. 46 Bleecker Bogardus Cornelius C. carman, h. 3 Jay Bogert James C. carman, 30 Charles Bogardus Cornelius S. lawyer, 13 Beekman, h Bogert Jane, widow of Abraham, 331 W.29th Flatbush Bogert John, segarmaker, 115 Perry Bogardus Edwin R. lawyer, 195 Broadway, h. I l l Bogert John, clothing, 80 Nassau, h. 30 Commerce Chambers Bogert John, baker, 329 Water, h. 329 Water Bogardus Elizabeth, widow o f John, 148 Sullivan Bogert John, carpenter, 16 Clarkson Bogardus Frank L. importer, 19 Beaver & 64 New Bogert John A. carman, 85 Sullivan Bogardus G. M. inspector, 136 Christopher Bogert John H. combcarver, 62 Gansevoort Bogardus Ira; carman, 49 Bank Bogert John J. clerk, h. 114 Amos Bogardus James, eccentric mill maker, and manuf. Bogert John M. B. mer. 42 Stone, h. Brooklyn cast iron houses, Centre, c.Duane, h.143 Madison Bogert Mary, widow o f Henry, tailoress, 106 Av. 8 Bogardus John F. engineer, 102 Suffolk Bogert Peter, clerk, 737 Greenwich Bogardus Maria S. wid. o f Robert, 501 Broadway Bogert Peter A. cooper, 132 Broad, h. 311 Spring Bogardus Rich, stables, 525 Hudson, h. 115 Bedford Bogert Peter J. builder, 149 Macdougal Bogardus William, painter, 137 Cedar, h. 3 Jay Bogert Ralph, trunkmaker, 339 Hudson, h. 339 BOGARDUS x&M/m Bolin John, polisher, 9 Av. B Bonnel Steph. bqker, B’way c. 20th, h. B’way c. 20th Bolin Thomas, laborer, 123 Anthony Bonnell Joseph A. mer. 45 Cedar, h. Jersey city Bolhoever William, tailor, 490 Pearl Bonner Gustav & Co. grocers, 54 Av. A Bollas John, porterh. 381 Houston, h. 381 Houston Bonner John, painter, 247 Division Bollas Thos, filecutter, 102 Goerck, h. 7 Manhattan Bonner John, machinist, 212 Clinton Bollens Deidreicb, cabinetmaker, 232 Fifth Bonner Marcus D. saddler, 300 E. Broadway, h. 63 Bollermann Anthony, consul, G. D. Hesse, 156 Montgomery Broadway Bonner Mary Ann, widow of Andrew, 212 Sullivan Bolles Eliakim L. drygoods, 50 Beaver, h. 31 Bank Bonner Patrick, tinman, 146 Fourth, h. 2 E. Elev*nth Bolles Jesse N. mer. 204 B’way, h. 60 E. 26th Bonner Rebecca, wid. Henry, dressmkr, 2 Stanton Bolles Richard M. physician, 294 Fourth Bonner Robert, carman, 160 E. 24th Bolles Wm B. 2d v. pres. gen. mut. ins. co. 50 Wall Bonner Robert, printer, 138 Fulton, h. #75 Pearl, Bolles William T. clerk, 4 Broadway, h. 31 Bank Brooklyn Bollet Gotlob, barber,, 50 Delaney, h. 50 Delaney Bonner William J. laborer, 61 Laight Bollet Nathaniel F. physician, 99 First Bonnet Charles, bootmaker, 14 Beekman Bollmann Johann, groceries, 268 Stanton Bonnet Eugene, engineer, 77 Monroe Bolmer Eliza M. wid. o f Peter, boarding 65 Second Bonnet Isaac, 88 Stanton Bolmore Deborah, widow of Jacob, 56 Forsyth Bonnet Jacob, jr. carpenter, 170 Rivington Bolrath Theodore, cabinetmaker, 178 W . 25th Bonnett Daniel, 80 Franklin Bolster Henry B. stages, W. 23d n. Av. 7, and asst. Bonnett James, carpenter, 79 Av. 3 aid. 16th ward, h. 73 W. 23d Bonnett Mervin R. carpenter, h. 8 Gansevoort Bolte John Henry, porter, 36 Rector Bonnett Patience, widow o f Peter, 74 Warren Bolting Francis, mer. 232 Washington, h. 16 Union Bonnett Peter R. grocer, 202 Front, h. 156 Twelfth pi, Hoboken Bonnett Soliss, carpenter, 217 W . 21st BOO 65 BOS Bonnett William H. mer. RK> Pearl & Si Beaver, h. Bootman Eliphalet, painter, 309 Spring & 31 Cor- 74 Warren lears, h. 29 Charlton Bonnewitz Henry, basket, 328 Stanton Bootman & Smith, painters, 309 Spring & 31 Cor- ^ “ “ eyBenj. w x 38 Wall, h. 18 W . 14th lears BONNEY & r o e , lawyers, 38 Wall Boppert Peter, flowers, Washington market, h. W . Bennington Ellen, wid. of Webster, 212 Seventh 47th c. Av. 9 Bonnmgton Webster, shipjoiner, 212 Seventh Boquet John, carpenter, W . 35th, n. Av. 8 Bonnor Dennis, tinsmith, 34 Cherry Borbe Anthony, harnessmaker, 132 Sullivan Bonny John B. tailor, 3 Murray, h. 5 Walker Borchers Francis, tailor, h. 91 Delaney Bonny John S. tailor, 3 Murray, h. 5 Walker Borchers Henrich, grocer, 100 Washington Bonsall D. widow of Ferdinand, 99 Varick Borchers Henry, clerk, 14 Roosevelt Bonsall Joseph D. baker, 179 Stanton Borchers James S. n. h. r. r. 192 Mulberry Bonsall Robert, cooper, 18 Burling si. h. W'msburg Borchers John, laborer, 28 Hubert Bonsall Robert W. broker, 222 Canal, h. 7 Charlton Borchers John W . meat, 3 Washington mkt. h, 10 Bonsall Thomas, hatpresser, 201 Av. 7 Prince Bonsor Jane, 125 Clinton Bor<£ers Martilina, widow of William, confec’ry, Bont Henry B. smith, 243 Fifth 98 Fulton 5 * Jf Bontecou Roosevelt, 1 Thompson Borchers Thos grocer, 53 Anthony, h. 53 Anthony Bony William, carman, 301 Av. 1 Borchert Ludolph, cabinetmaker, 208 Division Book Henry H. cabinetmaker, 122 W . 19th Bord Geo. F. barber, 49 Mulberry, h. 49 Mulberry Book Jacob, cooper, r. 83 Suffolk Bordeaux vinegar factory, office, 131 Water Booker William, stagedriver, 191 W . 20th Borden Edward A. gilder, 52 Leroy BOOKHAM CHARLES, superintendent o f the em­ Borden Jos. L. preserves, 119 Beekman, h. Shrews­ ployees and servants protection agency, pub. bury sch. soc. building, 148 Grand Borden William, iron, 70 West laborer, 10 Birmingham Bradford Wm. (Rev.), editor, 120 Nassau, h. Hobkn * Boyle Patrick, livery stable, 129 Reade Bradford William, 21 Washington place Boyle Petre, factory man, 87 Sheriff* Bradford William H. mer. 14 Cortlandt, h. 21 Wash­ Boyle Sarah, midwife, 169 Washington ington pi. Boyle Stephen, laborer, 132 W . 17tn BRADFORD Caufield Peter, carpenter, 244 E. 18th Cassidy Peter, fruits, 70 Greene, h. 70 Greene Caufield W . H. patent strips, 314 Broadway, h. 55 Cassidy Peter, carman, 270 Av. A W . 12th Cassidy Peter, boiler maker, 336 Ninth ICaughey Henry, carman, 115 Norfolk Cassidy Robert, laborer, 274 Av. 3 Caughey Hugh, silversmith, 40 Laurens Cassidy Thomas, stabler, r. 37 W . 13th ICaughey John, bookbinder, 102 Nassau, h. 556 Cassidy Thomas D. painter, 305 Av. 1 Houston Cassidy William, auctioneer, 309 Stanton Caughlan Patrick, carpenter, r. 108 E. 22d Cassidy William, laborer, r. 291 W . 18th Caughlan Patrick, laborer, 351 Cherry Cassidy William, carpenter, 315 Av. 1 jCauneld William G. 123 Av. 4 CASSIDY & CHEEVER, teas, wines, &c., &c, 99 Cauldwell A. J. teacher, 291 Broome Pearl Cauldwell Ebenezer, crockery, 77 & 429 Pearl, h. Cassidy & O’Connor, imps. 41 S. William 41 Murray Cassidy, Palmer & Co. inspectors, 48 West Cauldwell Elizabeth, wid. Cornelius, 231 E. B’way Cassin Dennis, furniture, 13 E. Broadway, h. 13 E. Cauldwell Thomas G. crockery, 77 Pearl, h. 41 Broadway Murray Cassin Edward, laces, 111 Canal, h. 7 Lispenard Cauldwell Wm. publisher, 109 Nassau, h. Morris’na Cassin Martin, bootmaker, 77 Wall, h. 74 York Cauldwell Wm. crockery, 77 Pearl, h. 41 Murray Brooklyn Cauldwell E. & Sons, crockery, 77 Pearl & 44 Cassin Thomas, grocer, 59 Orchard, h. 59 Orchard Stone Cassin & Daniel, laces, 111 Canal Cauley William, cutter, 46 Division Cassio George D. 100 Wall Caulfield James, mason, 86 W. 20th Cassmer William, laborer, 728 Fourth Caulfield Joseph, drygoods, 274 Av. 3 Casson Robert, grates, Av. 8, cor. W . 23d Caulfield Thomas, laborer, 416 Tenth Castaing J. M. com. mer. 87 Wall, h. 76 W . B’dway Caulfield William A. 123 Av. 4 Castell George, butcher, 39 Fulton mkt, h. E. 38th Caulkins John S. umbrella manufacturer & import­ n. Av. 2 er o f cases, & box & package express, 69 Mai­ Castell William, butcher, 53 Av. 2, h. 38th bet, Avs. den la. h. Brooklyn 2 and 3 Cauvet Alphonse, carpenter, 95 Av. 8 Castello Eugene, books, 50 Fulton, h. 7 Dover pauvet Frederick, carpenter, 197 W. 16th Castillon Giles E. mer. 102 Front Cavalire Mary, (col’dV cook, r. 12 Anthony ^ Castine Frederick, policeman, 265 Fifth Cavan Alexander, baker, 98 First Castino Louis C. 130 Division Cavan Elizabeth, dressmaker. 151 WaverleypL CASTLE A. C. dentist, 518 Broadway Cavanagh Bernard, mason, 177 Varick Castle Charles H. com. mer. 8 Hanover, h. Br’klyn Cavanagh Daniel, liquors, 47 Prince, h. 47 Prince Castle George (col’d), laborer, 36 Thomas Cavanagh Edward, liquors, 46 Prince, h. 46 Prince Castle William, mineralwaters, — Beekman, h. 110 Cavanagh George, glass, 240 Mott, h. 240 Mott ^Charlton Cavanagh James, carpenter, 25 Spring Castles Michael, late porterhouse, 23 Roosevelt Cavanagh Jeremiah, laborer, 66 Mulberry Castree Henry, shoemaker, 63 Clarkson Cavanagh John, stonecutter, 466 Twelfth CASTREE JOHN, grocer, 121 Hudson, h. 49 North Cavanagh John, 237 Madison Moore Cavanagh Luke, laborer, 169 Washington Caswell E/S. boarding, 158 Grand Cavanagh Margaret, widow o f Peter, 204 Av. B Caswell John & Co. mer. 87 Front, h. 48 Union sq Cavanagh Margaret, 399 Madison Caswell'Nathan, broker, r. 69 Wall, h. 68 Irving pi Cavanagh Mary, fancygoods, 509 Pearl Caswell Solomon T. mer. 87 Front, h. 65 Cranberry Cavanagh Michael, stonecutter, 119 Av. 9 Brooklyn Cavanagh Michael, engineer, 111 Madison Caswell William R. porter, r. 100 Reade Cavanagh Michael, shipcarpenter, r. 14 Pelham Casy Edward, laborer, 14 Doyer Cavanagh Miles, tailor, 174 Ludlow Catcheau John, porterhouse, 59 Vesey Cavanagh Patrick, barrels, 240 Mott Cate Amasa L. cabinetmaker, 103 Canal Cavanagh Patrick, shoemaker, 243 Elizabeth Cate Joseph, cabinetmaker, 75 Varick Cavanagh Patrick, weigher, 125 Broad, h. Bklyn Cately James P. tailor, 211 Hester Cavanagh Patrick, shipjoiner, 137 Av. C Cathcart Robert, ostler. 410 Tenth Cavanagh Peter, grocer, 207 Elizabeth Cathcart Thomas, painter, 28 Ludlow Cavanagh Peter, laborer, 6 Goerck Cathell Henry L. bluestone, Barrow n West, h. 679 Cavanagh Peter, baker, 390 Cherry Washington Cavanagh Redmond, laborer, 54 Prince Cathell James W . carpenter, 679 Washington Cavanagh Robert K. patternmaker, 3 Essex Cathie William, carpenter, 36 Houston Cavanagh Thomas, tailor, 297 Mott Cathie William H. slater, 180 Av. 3 Cavanagh Timothy, laborer, 5 Hester Catlaw Catharine, widow of Thomas, 46 Catharine Cavanna Augustus, late barber, 17 Beekman Catley Charlotte, widow o f Benjamin, 260 W . 24th Cave John, cabinetmaker, 29 Commerce iCatley Harriet, widow, 100 Jane Cave Mary, widow o f John, r. 26 Jane ■Catlin Charles T. broker, 14 Pine, h. 395 Atlantic, Cavelier Francis, watchmaker, 378 Av. 1 Brooklyn Cavell Corry, clerk, 194 Prince Catlin,David W . drygoods, 198 B’way, h. 12 E. 14th .Cavenagh John, coachman, 111 W . 17th CATLIN . drygds, 367 Ay .8, h. 347Ar^ OLA 111 OLE Clarke Stephen T. editor, 44 Ann, h. 10 Boardman Clayton John, carpenter, 63 Factory pi. Brooklyn Clayton John G. editor, 46 Pine, h. Brooklyn Clarke Stewart X. lawyer, 80 Nassau, h. 51 Sands, Clayton Sarah, widow o f John, 215 W. 24th Brooklyn Clayton Thomas L. carman, 256 W . 28th Clarke Thomas, laborer, 467 Twelfth Clayton William H. carpenter, r. 15 Rose, h. 15 Clarke Thomas, liquors, 167 Chatham, h. 50 Mott Rose Clarke Thomas, liquors, 262 Mott, h. 262 Mott CLAYTON E. B. & SONS, stationers, 161 Pearl, & Clarke Wm. hardware, 9 Carmine & 200 Av 8, h. 9 paper warehouse, 83 John Carmine Clear David, fireman, 162 E. 22d Clarke William, carpenter, 238 Delaney Clear John, grocery, 7 Oak Clarke William, 192 Seventh Clear William, laborer, r. 19 West * Clarke William, boatman, 64 Goerck Clearhouse John, rags, r. 122 Willet Clarke W m. F. lawyer, 59 Nassau, h. 103 Allen Clearman Abraham, police, 20 Minetta Clarke Wm. J. mer. 57 William, h. 63 Henry, Bklyn Clearman George M. mer. 110 Wall, h. 35 Rutgers Clarke Wm. M. broker, 63 Wall, h. 33 Bond Clearman Henry V. shipchandler, 313 West, h. 33 CLARKE W . J. & BROWN, jobbers, 57 William -Christopher Clarke & Armstrong, drygoods, 200 Av. 3 Clearman John, musical inst. 148 Elm, h. 25 Watts Clarke & Brown, coffee h. 86 Maiden la.& 15 Cedar Clearman & Bogert, musical inst. 148 Elm CLARKE & FANNING, school, 218 Fourth Clearwater Adam, ships, 25 Scammel Clarken Patrick, pavior, 295 Madison Clearwater Daniel, stagedriver, E. 42d n. Av. 2 Clarkeson William H. waiter, r. 21 Anthony Clearwater Rickeson, butter, 183 Washington, h. 16 Clarkson Cornelia, widow o f Thos. 130 Chambers Harrison CLARKSON CORNELIUS V. physician, 119 Ri- Clearwater R. & Co. butter, 183 Washington vington, h. 124 Rivington Cleary Bridget, wid. o f Thomas, laundress, 4 Stone Clarkson David, broker, 58 Wall, h. 66 E. 23d Cleary Burrowes, glasscutter, r. 128 Ludlow Clarkson David A. 538 Broadway Cleary Ellen, widow o f Richard, r. 253 Av. 3 Clarkson Elizabeth, wid. o f Thos. S. 22 W . 19th Cleary Hannah, widow, 184 Orchard Clarkson Isaac, carman, 365 Hudson Cleary James, plasterer, 24 James Clarkson James G. printer, 25 Cedar.h.37 Mercer Cleary Joseph, laborer, 131 W . 15th Clarkson Matt. jr. c. h. broker, 18 Wall,h.Flatbush Cleary Margaret, widow, 414 Av. 3 Clarkson Sami. F.lawyer, r.77 Nassau, h.147 E.17th Cleary Martin, quarry man, W . 41st, n. Av. 8 Clarkson William B. 58 Wall, h. 22 E. 24th Cleary Michael, shoemaker, 183 Greenwich, h. 203 Clarkson W m. H. hardware, 421 Av. 9, h. 421 Av.9 Greenwich Clarkson W m. S. smith, 40Eldridge, h. 13 Fifth Cleary Michael, shoemaker, 217 Greenwich Clarry John, carman, 449 Grand Cleary Michael, pedlar, 340 Twelfth Clary Cornelius, laborer, r. 36 Cherry Cleary Morris, painter, r. 156 Sullivan Clary Edward, laborer, r. 36 Cherry Cleary Nicholas, tailor, 235 Broome Clary Martin, laborer, r. 138£ Av. 3 Cleary Patrick, tailor, r. 74 Greene Clary Michael, fruits, 81 Crosby CLEARY PHILIP, stables, 193 Ninth Clary Timothy,laborer, r. 62 Wooster Cleary William, liquor, 277 Walker, h. 277 Walker Clasback Edmund, clerk, 5 Hanover, h .lll W . 20th Cleary William, tailor, 24 James Clasback Eliza, wid. o f Edmund, 106 W . 20th Cleary William, liquors, 55 Hammersley Clason Augustus W . jr. lawyer, 25 Wall, h. West­ Cleaveland Elisha W. physician, 144 Spring, h. 144 chester Spring CLASS WILLIAM, cider & vinegar, 7 South, h. 1 Cleaveland Henry M. silkgoods, 76 William Gales row, 43d Cleaveland John, lawyer, 38 Wall, h. 42 Pierrepont, Classen Edward, late seaman, 219 Delaney Brooklyn Classman Matthew, tailor, 73 Attorney Cleaveland Mary, wid. o f James, shirtmaker, 603 d a te Peter, sawyer, 124 Willett Broadway Clauder Christian, baker, 77 Norfolk Cleaveland Peter, mason, 272 Bowery Claughley John, hair, 394 Bowery Cleaveland & Titus, lawyers, 38 Wall _ Clauisan Redge, grocer, 802 Washington Cleaver & Mason, stables, 275 Spring Claus Balthauser, silversmith, r. 12 Ridge Cleaves Luther, cloths, 195 Broadway Claus John George, porterhouse, 43 Hester CLEAVES & COLBY, cloths, 195 Broadway Clausen H. grocer, 308 Broome & 201 Spring,h.308 Cleeman Moses, pedler, 570 Grand Broome Clein John, milkman, 386 Eighth Clauser Fred, locksmith, 247 Rivington Cleland Henry L. umbrellas, Av. 8 c. W . 36th, h. Clauson Fred, grocer, 255 Division, h.255 Division 169 W . 35th Clauson Nicholas,grocer,255 Division,h.255 Division Cleland James, flour, 180 South, h. E. 29th n. Av. 3 Clauson & Brothers, grocers, *255 Division Cleland Julia, wid. o f Charles, 161 Greene Claussen Claus, grocer, 67 W.B*way,h. 67 W.B'way Cleland William, patterns, 308 Stanton Claussen Henry, grocer, 161 Walker Clelland John, liquors, 168 Av. 8 Claussen Henry, grocer, 532 Broome Clemens Anthony, bootmaker, 13 Broome Claussen John C. grocer, 148 & 155 Washington, h. Clemens Arthur, rigger, Jackson c. Water 129 Greenwich Clement Abraham D. physician, 530 Houston Claussen John H. grocer, 2 White, h. 2 White Clement Alexander M. teas, 210 Greenwich, h. 437 Clay Charles, carpenter, 327 Rivington Greenwich Clay Edmund P. druggist, 2 Varick & 218 Pearl, h. Clement Andrew, carpenter, r. 119 Laurens 88 Franklin Clement Francis, pedler, 8 Hester d a y Ellen, widow o f Robert, 68 Av. 7 Clement J. B. bookkeeper, 348 Greenwich Clay Frances, E. 18th, n. Av. 1 Clement James, 549 Broome Clay George, dentist, 14 University pi Clement Phineas R. chairmaker, r. 91 Norfolk Clay John, carpenter, W . 26th n. Av. 8 h. N.Jersey Clement Susan, boarding, 797 Broadway Clay Richard, builder, W . 35th n. Av. 8, h. Av. 8 c. Clement Timothy, policeman, 193 W. 15th 34th Clement William J. ice, 38 Clarkson d a y W m. W . druggist, 4 Fletcher, h.673 Houston Clements David, machinist, 258 Munroe Clay, Charlton & Coy, builders, W , 35th n. Av. 8 Clements Frederick, shipjoiner, 297 Front, h. 297 Clayburgh E. liquors, 132 Cedar, h. 219 W . 19th Fro nt Clayburgh & Livingston, liquors, 132 Cedar Clements James W . G. physician, 19 Amity Clayton Alexander T. paper, 83 John, & stationer, Clements John, printer, 90 Fulton, h. .143 Wshngtn 161 Pearl, h. 572 Broome Clements Mary, wid. o f John, r. 173 Monroe Clayton Charles H. stationer, 161 Pearl, and paper, Clements Mary Ann, wid. o f Jas. nurse, 67 Broome 83 John, h. 42 Charlton Clements Nancy, wid. Robert, boarding, 504 Grand Clayton Edwin B. stationer, 161 Pearl, and paper, Clements Nelson, dry goods, 124 Broadway, boards 83 John, h. 419 Broome Astor h. CLI 112 CLT7 Clements Samuel, mason, 189 Av. 7 Clineman Lemnon, pedler, 130 Attorney Clements Thomas, chairmaker, 190 Ludlow Clinton Alexander, physician, 219 W. 14th ✓ Clements Thomas, laborer, 265 W . 30th Clinton Alex. J. clerk, 400 Hudson, h. 219 W. 14th Clemison George, stonecutter, 241 E. 11th Clinton Benjamin, carpets, 397 B’way, h. 46 Second Clemment John, carpenter, 201W . 24th Clinton Catharine, wid. 118 Hamersley Clendenen Thomas, moulder, r. 36 Lewis Clinton Catharine, wid. of James, 9 Jones Clendinen Adam, umbrella maker, r. 77 Beekman, Clinton Charles A.’lawyer, 50 Wall h. 188 Seventh Clinton Mrs. Dewitt, 18 University pi. Clenen Thomas; mason, 17 Av. 8 Clinton Dewitt, carpenter, 3 Av. 2 Clenton Richard, laborer, 56 Rector Clinton George D. W . hardware, 132 Pearl, bd* Clerc Mary A. flashing, r. 59 Frankfort Rathburn’s hotel CLERCX ACHILLE, bootmaker, 438} Broadway Clinton Hannah F. wid. of George, 266 Fourth * Clerk John, charcoal, 62 Gouverneur Clinton Henry L. lawyer, 170 Broadway Clerke Charles D. engineer, 138 Attorney Clinton J. shipcarpenter, 333 Hudson Clerke Frederick, tailor, 72 W . 18th Clinton John, laborer, 286 E. 13th Clerke Thomas W . lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 16 Bond Clinton Lawrence, btchr. 82 Division, h. r. 29} First Clerke William B. stock broker, 42 William Clinton Nicholas, laborer, 101 Greenwich ' Clermontel A. P. chemist, 47 Av. 1 c. Third, h. 45 CLINTON PETER, coal, 570 Greenwich, h. 570 Grand, Jersey city Greenwich Clermontel & Jarosson, paris dying and printing Clinton Richard, clerk, 109 Goerck works, 47 Av. 1 c. Third CLINTON FIRE INS. CO. 38 & 40 William Clery Adolph, cook, 112 Liberty Clipp George, varnisher, 52 Vandam Clery Eva, wid. o f Francis, 110 Greenwich Clirehugh Vair, tricopherous, 179 B’way, h. Blvn Clery Peter, painter, 138 Clinton Clirehugh W . S. wigs, 179 Broadway Clery William, laborer, r. 38 Cherry Cloase John, silversmith, 38 Goerck Cleu John F. leeches, 7 John, and imp. 80 John Cloburg Daniel, constable, r. 44 Governeur Cleurk Thomas, foundry, 268 Monroe Clock Alfred, tailor, 64 Fulton, h. Williamsburgh Cleveland Charles, mining, 9 Nassau, h. Williamsbg Clock Henry, mariner, 41 Mangin Cleveland Cyrus, broker, 65 Beaver, h. 397 Atlantic, CLOCK & MILLER, tailors, 64 Fulton Brooklyn Clockman Louis, brnshmaker, r. 135 Chrystie Cleveland Harvey T. lawyer, 74 Wall Clohecy Anne, toys, 469 Av. 6, h. 469 Av. 6 Cleveland Henry, stevedore. 231 Second Clohesey James, hatter, h. 49 Norfolk Cleveland John F. editor, 15 King Cloke James, saloon, 57 West Cleveland Joseph M. resident physician N. Y. Hos­ Clooney George, machinist, 454 Twelfth pital, 319 Broadway Clos Peter, bootmkr, 35} W . Bway, h. 35} W. Bway CLEVELAND MARY, widow of James, shirts, 603 CLOSE AARON, clothing, 201 & 217 Greenwich, h. Broadway 420 Greenwich Cleveland O. L. collector, 151 Rivington Close Charles H. drugs, 83 Maiden la. h. 52 Laight CLEVELAND WARREN A. mer. agcy. 53 Liberty Close David, clothier, 78 Cherry, bds. 309 Pearl Cleveland William H. trunks, 41 Cortlandt, h. N’ark i Close Francis, piano maker, r. 159 Chrystie CLEVELAND & CO. packers, 65 Beaver& 20 Ex­ Close George W . clerk, pier 4, n. r. h. 32 Factory change pi. Close Henry, spars, h. 422 Cherry Clickener Comls. V. drugs, 81 Barclay, h. Hoboken Close John W. accountant, 337 Cherry CLICKENER C. V. & CO. drugs 81 Barclay Close Oliver, 260 Av. 8 Clifford Barbara, wid. of John, sewing, r. 27 Sheriff Close William, builder, r. 13 Rosevelt, h. 79 Mad’sn Clifford James, printer, 88 Division CLOSE J. B. & SMITH, clothiers, 81 William, h. Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, 207 Fulton 57 E. Broadway Clifford John, boarding, 391 Pearl Closey John, tailor, 163 Reade Clifford John, packer, 27 Gold Closs Jacob, surg. ins. maker, 88 Reade Clifford Patrick, furniture, 68 Orange Clossey John, 46 Dominick Clifford Patrick, tailor, 27 Willett Clossey William, carman, 33 Oak Clifford Thomas, carpenter, r. 147 Elizabeth Closson Nehemiah H. com. mer. 104 John, h. 144 Clifford Thomas, carpenter, 50 W . 30th High, Brooklyn Clifford Timothy J. porter, r. 222 Eliz abeth Clot John, grocer, 232 Delaney, h. 232 Delaney Clifford Timothy, bootmaker, 17 Jacob Clot ' Coerts Charles, baker, Av. B. c. Twelfth Coggeshall Giles H. sec. bow. savings bank, h. 128 Corey Arthur, carman, 209 Spring Bowery Coey Wm. J. boxmaker, 46 Marion, h. 46 Marion Coggeshall Henry G. late mer. 22 E. 14th Coey William J. jr. boxmaker, 48 Marion, h. 116 Coggeshall James, inspector, h, 63 Rivington Wooster Coggeshall James M. 198 Broadway, h. 146 E. 19th GOH 115 COL Coggeshall J. H. 132 W . 22d Cohn Isidor, clothier, 256 Bowery, h. 256 Bowery Coggill Chas. J. wool. 78 Broad, h. 155 Henry, Bklyn Cohn Jacob, clothier, 348} Bowery, h. 352} Bowery- vdggift Frederick W. wool, 78 Broad, h. 251 A y. 4 Cohn John M. watches, 7 Hamilton Coggill George, 78 Broad, h. Av. 4, c. E. 20th Cohn Joseph, sexton, 58 Chrystie COGGILL HENRY & CO. wool, 78 Broad, h. 50 Cohn Leopold, drygoods, 236 Houston, h. 236 Hstn Irvirigjilace Cohn Lipman, shoemaker, 226 E. Broadway Coghlan Daniel, laborer, 118 Washington Cohn Marcus, caps, 141 Water, h. 55 Perry Coghlan Dennis, upholsterer, r. 233 Mulberry Cohn Meyer A. tobacconist, 192 Houston Coghlan James, painter, 28 Av. 4 Cohn Mier, pedler, 89 Pitt Coghlan Thomas, liquors, 47 Prince Cohn Morris, capmaker, 69 James Cogswell Abby, dresscutter, 159 William Cohn Morris C. 92 Bowery Cogswell Ann, widow o f Elijah B. 8 James Cohn Samuel M. drygds, 40 Beaver, h. 491 Broome Cogswell Charles, shipjoiner, 42 Av. C Cohn Simon, tinsmith, 265 Rivington Cogswell Charles N. 159 William Cohn Wollf, clothier, 348} Bowery, h. 552} Bowery Cogswell Danl. lvrystables, 11 Stntn, h. 186 Forsyth Cohn & Brother, clothiers, 348} & 352} Bowery Cogswell Henry; clothing, 150 Av. 8 Cohu Henry S. hardware, 23 Liberty Cogswell Jacob, fancygds, 133} Chthm, h. 44 Market Cohu Joseph S. carman, 84 Elizabeth Cogswell John W. coppersmith, 301 Spring, h. I l l Cohu William, carman, 273 Houston Hamersley Coil Catharine, widow o f Hugh, 223 Delaney Cogswell Julius R. clerk, 67 Grand Coil Margaret, washing, r. 252 Delaney Cogswell Wm. coaches, 130 Chrystie, h. 130 Chrste Coin Andrew, sawyer, 257 Mulberry Cogswell Wm. L. mer. 118 Front, h. 9 Madison sq. Cointher John, shoemaker, W . 38th n. Av. 8 Cogswell & L’Amoureux, stoves, 301 Spring Coir Luke, harness, 314 Henry COGSWELL, CRANE & CO. merchants, 118Front Coit Henry A. 55 Clinton pi. Cohane Daniel, boatbuilder, h. 641 Water Coit Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, 21} Eldridge Cohen Abraham, pedler, 93 Pitt Coit Gabriel W. findings, 253 Pearl, h. Wmsburgh Cohen Abraham B. furrier, r. 120 Walker Coit Gurdon S. shipbroker, 106 Wall Cohen Abraham D. importer, 25 John COIT HENRY, com. mer. 43 South, h. 28 Varick Cohen Agnes, milliner, 205 Division Coit Henry A. com. mer. 44 South, h. 55 Clinton pi Cohen Barrow A. pawnbroker, 269 Spring Coit John B. findings, 253 Pearl, h. Wmsburgh Cohen Biner, h. 266 Walker COIT JOSHUA, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 221 Mercer Cohen Charles, pawnbroker, 84 Broome Coit Mary, widow o f Gabriel, 185 Henry Cohen Charles, clothier, 117 Chatham &. 100 Cath­ Coit Mason B. findings, 253 Pearl, h. 185 Henry arine, h. 117 Chatham COIT WILLIAM, lawyer, 9 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Cohen Daniel, clerk, 58 John, h. 102 Hamersley Coit Brothers, findings, 253 Pearl Cohen Ellen, wid. o f Wm. millinery, 431} Grand Coke George, carpenter, 125 Anthony Cohen Gershon, exch. 67 W. B’way, h. 43 Vandam Cokelet Abram, 131 Charles Cohen Godfrey, tailor, 715 Wash’n, h. 715 Wash’n Cokelet Charity, widow o f Stephen, 137 Barrow Cohen Godlib, bookbinder, 8 Madison Cokely John, hatter, 121 Cherry Cohen Gustav M. (Rev). 448 Grand Cokino Antoine, mer. 83 Beaver, h. 3 Bowling green Cohen I. B. segars, 13 Elm, h. 13 Elm Colahan John H. hats, 128 West, h. 128 West Cohen Isaac, tassels, 1 Norfolk Colaman Denis, laborer, 561 Fourth Cohen J. jr. com. mer. 96 Wall Colard Postole, fiuter, 77 Grand Cohen Jacob, musical instruments, 26 W . Broad­ Colberg Charles, seaman, 162 Second way, h. 26 W . Broadway Colbert John, laborer, 169 Monroe Cohen Jacob, hatter, 52} Bowery, h. 200 Hester Colbert Thomas, mason, 145 Eleventh Cohen Jacob, 163 Hester Colburn Anna, widow o f Walter, 75 Norfolk Cohen Jane, 25 E. Broadway Colburn George A. printer, 75 Norfolk Cohen Joseph, fancygds, 368 Grand, h. 368 Grand Colburn Marcus, woodmoulding, 71 E. 22d Cohen Levi, milkman, 19 Monroe Colburn Marcus, vocalist, 59 W . 21st Cohen Levi C. stationery, 34 Rose, h. 34 Rose Colburn Simeon L. fruit, 64 Wash.mkt,h.l87 Reade Cohen Levy, clthing, 22 Catharine si. h. 22 Cath. sL Colburn & Borrows, com. dealers, 64 Wash, markt Cohen Lewis A. accountant, 165 Spring Colburn & Tompkins, woodmoulding, 71 E. 21st %COHEN LEWIS I. stationer and card manufactory Colby Andrew G. drygoods, 43 Av. 3, h. 43 Av. 3 190 William, h. 83 Ninth Colby Dawson, carpenter, 145 Eleventh Cohen Mark, manuf. 2 Roosevelt, h. 54 E. Broadway Colby Freelove, 48 Vesey Cohen Michael, drygoods, 130 Essex Colby George, chemist, 351 Pearl, h. Pearl, cor. Cohen Michael, tailor, 329 Water Frankfort Cohen Morris, fruits, 1 W . Washington mkt, h. 45 Colby John, barber, 99 Av. 8 Robinson Colby John, machinist, 141 Broome Cohen Morris B. embrocation, 165 Spring Colby Josiah, com. mer. 27 Pine, h. 14 Sidney pi. Cohen Moses M. segar manf. 91 Columbia Brooklyn Cohen Moses S. boarding, 66 Elm COLBY LEWIS, publisher, 122 Nassau, h. Jersey® Cohen M. S. imp. 205 Front, h 138 W . 17th City Cohen Myer, butcher, h. 29 Marion Colby Moses F. exchange, 85 Anthony, h. Wmsbgh Cohen Nathan, drygds, 383} Grand, h. 383} Grand Colby William, barber, 238 W. 16th Cohen Patrick, porter, 10 Mulberry Colby William, cloths, 195 Broadway Cohen Philip, furrier, 162 Houston, h. 162 Houston Colby & Ballard, publishers, 122 Nassau Cohen R. R. slvrplater, 96 Beekman, h. 96 Beekman Colby M. L. & J. shoe importers, 522 Broadway Cohen Recah, dressmaker, 124 Lewis Cold well John H. cabinetmaker, 29} Catharine Cphen Salmon, tailor, 139 Madison Coldwell William, wheelwright, 50 Robinson Cohen Samuel, segars, 260 Grand, h. 260 Grand Cole Abraham, clerk, 188 Av. 3 Cohen Samuel, furs, 174 Water, h. Clinton, S. I. Cole Abraham D. carpenter, 644 Washington Cohen Simon, tailor, 1 Ludlow Cole Abraham I. planing mills, W. 27th n. Av. 10, h, Cohen Simon M. cigar manf. 246 Front, h. 97} Bwry 329 W . 29th Cohen Thomas C. customs, 163 Monroe Cole Abram, machinist, 51 Lewis Cohen William, importer, 25 John Cole Benjamin, seaman, 71 Cannon Cohen William, helper, 520 Twelfth Cole Benjamin J. carman, 86 Bedford Cohen Wolfe, tailor, 34 Henry Cole Barnet, 95 Barclay Cohen & Capen, drysalters, 96 Wall Cole Calvin L. late hotel, 51 Liberty, h. 264 W . 18th Cohen & De Young, quills, 54 E. Broadway Cole Daniel, painter, 70 W . 24th Cohen & Henry, hatters, 52} Bowery Cole Daniel, liquors, 386 Pearl Cohen & Winser, segars, 13 Elm Cole David M. shoemaker, 123 W. 28th Cohen, Harrison & Co. importers, 25 John Cole David M. printer, 142 Norfolk Cohn Isaac, 70 Orchard Cole David Z. druggist, 99 Av. 9 COL 116 COL Cole Eliza, washing, 153 Perry Colen Jacques, cabinetmaker, 28 West Broadway Cole Elizabeth, widow of Charles, boarding, 141 Colen John Henry, artist, 824 Broadway W . 17th Coles Abraham, carman, 615 Greenwich Cole Enden, porter,, 126 Willet Coles Abraham, treasurer of the Newark Indiarub- Cole George, jeweler, 177 Bleecker ber Manufacturing Co. 59 Maiden lane, h. New­ Cole George, coachmaker, 72 First ark, N. J. Cole George (col’d), laborer, 3 Jersey Coles Albert, silversmith, 6 Liberty pi. h. W. 49th Cole George B. clerk, 254 W. 29th n. Av. 8 Cole George H. machinist, r. 129 Amos,h. 32 Mort’n Coles Caleb, 77 E. Broadway Cole Isaac P. hatter, W . 19th, bet. Avs. 7 & 8, h.146 Coles Caleb F. bookkeeper, 9 Rutgers W . 20th Coles Catharine A. teacher, 9 Rutgers Cole Jacob, lawyer, 75 Nassau, h. 9 Abingdon pi. Coles Charles, oil, 68 Beekman, h. 212 Fulton Cole Jacob, sailor, 68 James Coles Cornelius., sashmkr, 113 Canal, h. 519 Broome Cole James, blacksmith, 189 E. 11th Coles Edmund G. selector of crockery, 90 Columbia Cole James, bookkeeper, 44 Henry Coles Garritt, machinist, h. 37 Renwick Cole James, laborer, r. 56 Roosevelt Coles George, hostler, r. 207 Mercer Cole James, tailor, 113 Elizabeth Coles Isaac, glazier, 285 Seventh Cole James, auctioneer, 9 Wall, h. Gravesend Coles Henry, real estate agent, 6 Market Cole James E. blacksmith, E. 39th, n. Av. 3 Coles John, porter, 42 Thomas Cole James S. sailmaker, 35 Sheriff Coles John (col’d), laborer, 130 Delaney Cole Jane, widow of John. 613 Greenwich Coles John B. lawyer, 76 Nassau, h. 29 Broadway Cole John, sailmaker, 24 Coenties slip, h. Brooklyn Coles John F. fancy gds, 253 Grand, h. 58 Rivington Cole John, mason, 581 Hudson Coles Joseph, broker, 55 Centre, h. 10 Stuyvesant Cole John, fish, 10 Fulton market, bds. 8 Fulton Coles Joseph, cabinetmaker, 36 E. Broadway Cole John A. silversmith, 8 Liberty pi. h. Jersey City Coles Joseph, carpenter, 264 Second Cole John V. bags, 39 Burling slip, h. 95 Livingston, Coles Oscar, shipchandler, 91 West, h. 20 E. 15th Brooklyn Coles Samuel, porter, 79 Willett Cole Josiah C. framemaker, 243 Bleecker Coles Willett, 14 Wall Cole Obadiah C. L. shoemaker, r. 283 Av. 3 Coles William, 83 St. Mark’s pi Cole Philo, drygoods, 689 Broadway, h. 203 Greene Coles William H. imp. 83 William, h. 66 Bank * Cole Ramah, carman, 66 Grove Coles Wm. H. blinds, Fifth n. Av. C. h, 359 Tenth Cole Rhoades, ex. 197 Greenwich & 118 Chatham, Coles Wm. J. flour, 107 Murray, h. Hoboken h. 20 Orchard Coles Wm. L. silversmith, 83 Duane, h. 31 Av. 6 Cole Robert, carpenter, r. 29 Thompson COLES W . H. & FREEMAN, importers o f French Cole Roby, mason, 178 W . 15th fancygoods, 83 William c. Maiden lane Cole Samuel, pedler, 229 Second Coles & Vancourt, silversmiths, r. 83 Duane Cole Teresa, widow of John, 15 Greenwich Av. Colesworthy Hiram F. baker, 534 Av. 6 Cole William, clerk, r. 7 Fifth Coley Deborah, widow of William G. 73 Bedford Cole William, carpenter, 50 Vandam Coley John, cooper, 419 Av. 1 Cole William L. printer, 47 Ann, h. 94 Rivington Colfax Kimball P. jeweler, 119 Fulton, h. Brooklyn COLE & CHILTON, auctioneers, 9 Wall Colfax Robert, carpenter, 20 Factory Cole & Quick, carpenters, r. 29 Thompson Colgan Ann, widow of John, 58 Watts Cole & Person, lawyers, 75 Nassau Colgan Catharine, plants, 102 Catharine Cole, Teller & Co fish, 10,12 & 14 Fulton market Colgan David, carman, 74 W. 20th Colegrove Angeline, variety store, 152 Wooster Colgan Dennis, quarryman, W. 36th n. Av. 8 Colegrove John L. carpenter, 697 Washington Colgan George, blacksmith, 35 Cross, h. 15 Elm Coleman Daniel, laborer, 95 John Colgan John, brewer, 102 Duane & 13 James, h. Coleman David, coal, 216 W . 18th, h. 214 W . 18th 102 Duane Coleman David, dep. sheriff; h. 88 Varick Colgan John, porter, r. 183 Ludlow Coleman Edward, laborer, 172 W. 18th Colgan Owen, cooper, 529 Wash. h. 135 Charlton Coleman Edwards W. mer. 18 South, h. 128 Fourth Colgan Philip, jr. huckster, 58 Catharine market, h. Coleman Esther L. millinery, 686 Washington 122 Catharine Coleman George, blockmaker, 67 Cannon Colgan William, tailor, 54 Orchard Coleman Henry, tool sharpener, 119 Troy COLGATE CHARLES & CO. brokers, 72 Wall, h. Coleman Herbert, surg instrument mkr, 131 Cannon 84 E.27th Coleman Hester, widow of William, 75 Hudson Colgate Charles C. chandlr, 6 Dutch, h. 150 E. 19th Coleman Hiram, clothing,334 Spring,h.20 Cottage pi Colgate Cornelius C. soap manuf. 262 Greenwich, Coleman Jas. foundry, r. 206 Broome, h. 204Broome h. 29 E. 22d Coleman James, sawyer, 162 Lewis Colgate James B. dry gds, 43 John, h. 128 Chambers Coleman Jas. cooper, 20Fletcher,h.76Front Brook’n Colgate John H. 59 E. 16th Coleman James, laborer, 171 Monroe Colgate Joseph, chandler, 6 Dutch ^Coleman James, tailor, 73 Duane Colgate Josiah S. broker, 72 Wall, h. 84 E. 27th •Coleman James A. grocer, 8 Suffolk, h. 8 Suffolk Colgate Lourina, widow o f Bowles, 59 E. 16th Coleman Josephus, mason, h. 31 Macdougal Colgate Robert, com. mer. 287 Pearl, h. 5 W. 14th Coleman Louis, segarmaker, 53 Roosevelt Colgate Samuel, chandler, 6 Dutch Coleman Mathias H. carman, 60 Gansevoort COLGATE WILLIAM 203 West Cramer John, quarryman, W . 29th n. Av. 8 CRANES & THOMSON, laces, 20 Cortlandt Craney Ann, washer, r. 99 Madison cram er John, laborer, 26 Jackson Cramer John W . porterhouse, 347 Av. 10 Craney Owen C. liquors, 223 South, h. 219 Monroe Crankshaw Robert, machinist, r. 462 Fourth cram er Thomas, liquors, 166 W . 29th Cranner Elizabeth, milliner, 110 Av. 9 crampton Hny. E. shipjoiner, 142 Liberty, h. Bklyn Cranner George, lampwick, 110 Av. 9 crampton Jesse, shipcarpenter, 292Fifih Cranney Michael, laborer, r. 70 Hamersley Crampton John’n R. publishr, 44 Ann, h. W ’msburg Cranny John, laborer, 591 Greenwich Crampton Levi H. shipjn’r, 142 Liberty, h. Bklyn Cranny Patrick, liquors, 589 Greenwich cramsey James, accountant, h. 32 King Crans Henry, clothier, 67 Cortlandt, h.65 Thompson Cramsey Mary A. wid. o f James, 139 Waverly pi. Crana Weller, clothier, 2 Fulton, h. 89 Washington, Cranch C. P. artist, 609 B’way, h. 120 E. 21st Brooklyn b » Cranch John, boarding, 11 Batavia Cranston William, shoemaker, 328 Delaney Cranch John, artist n. y. university pi. 120 E. 21st Crapper John, scourer, 150 Broome Crandall Benjamin P. hobby horses, 469 Grand, h Crapo Samuel A. lawyer, 6 Hanover, h 88 W 23d 469 Grand Crapps Matthew, moulder, 58 Sheriff Crandall Nathan B. 154 Delaney Crary Cornelia L. widow o f Edward C 17 E ififh Crandall B. P. & Co. hobbyhorses, 49 Cortlandt Crary Edward, 3 Pine, h. 3 W . 16th ! 16th Crandall & McKinstry, hobby horses, 469 Grand Crary George JJ. bookkeeper, 10 Pine, n. 61 Fourth Crandell Jessie, fancystore, 277 Bleecker Crary Huldah, widow o f William, 76 Fourth Crandell Lavinia, wid. Abraham, nurse, 117 Stanton Crary James, 250 W. 17th Crandell Silas M. com. mer. 87 Pine, h. 51 Amos ■ Crary Palmer, engineer, 102 Av. D Crane Aaron G. mer. 20 Cortlandt, h. E. 15th n. Av.6 Crary Wm. E. mer. 46 Exchange pi. h. 76 Fourth Crane Albert, carman, 86 Hamersley Crasmugk Adam, barber, 458 Av. 10 Crane Alexander, 28 Jefferson Crassingham Elizabeth, wid. o f Thos. r. 163 Greene Crane Alexander P. weigher, 95 Pine Crassous Bornave, com. mer. 88 Water, h. N J CRANE AUGUSTUS, merchant, 128 Front, h. 136 Crassous Ferdinand B. mer. 88 Water, h. 92 Mac- E. 13th dougal Crane Caleb C. carman, 31 Greenwich Av. Crasto Abraham G. baker, 375 Houston Crane Charles, ast. aid, 9th ward and flour, 203 Crasto Moses E. butcher, 29 Centre mkt. h. 21 Av 1 West, h. 736 Washington Crate Henry, printer, 9 Henry Crane Daniel, lumber, foot W . 30th, h. 207 Av. 10 Crater William H. staircase builder, 277 W . 29th Crane David B. late mer, 120 Waverley pi. Cranch John, artist, New York University, h. 120 Crane David D weigher, 95 Pine, h. Brooklyn E. 21st Crane David D. flour, 203 West, h. 124 Charlton Craven A. Gustin, packer, r. 370 Greenwich Crane David L. insp. o f customs, h. 48 Hamersley Craven Alfred W^. chief engineer croton aqueduct, Crane Elizabeth, widow o f Drake, 85 Sullivan Rotunda,Pk.& consulting engineer. 25 Nassau, Crane Erwin J. mer. 30 Front, h. Jersey city h. 54 Pacific, Brooklyn Crane Garritt B. drygoods, 63 Liberty, h. 330 Av. 4 Craven Eliza, widow Robert, seamstress, 69 James Crane Henry D. planingmill, Av. 11 c. W . 29th, h. Craven Francis, blacksmith, 135 Rivington, h. r. 140 207 Av. 10 Delaney Crane Henry M. umbrellas, 22 John, h. Brooklyn Craven James, saddler, 32 Canal, h. 134 Elm Crane Horace F. & Co. silverplater, 55 Gold, h. 254 Craven Juliana, grocery, 48 Mott W . 29th * Craven Patrick, tailor, 181 Eleventh Crane Isaac W . carman, r. 108 Wooster Craw Alexander, printer, 88 Ludlow Crane Jacob B. carver, 74 Wooster, h. 53 Charlton Craw John, printer, 184 Hester Crane James, mariner, 333 Front Crawbuck James F. butcher, 124 Ludlow Crane Jas. L. & Co. wines, 131 Pearl, h. 107 Sul’vn Crawbuck William, upholsterer, 358 Grand Crane Jason, paperboxes, 229 Pearl, h. New Jersey Crawford Abraham, machinist, 80 W . 20th Crane Joanna, widow ol Solomon, 73 Vandam Crawford Alexander, policeman, 234 Greenwich Crane John, mason, 25 Sheriff Crawford Andrew, mason, 187 W . 19th Crane John, liquors, 107 Bayard Crawford Ann, (col’d), wid. washing, r. 66£ Mercer Crane John G. mer. 33 Nassau, h. Charleston, S. C. Crawford Bernard, shoemaker, 382 Cherry, h. 382 Crane John J. mer. 118 Front, h. W . 20th n. Av. 5 Cherry Crane John J. physician, 434 Broome Crawford Charles, flagger, 79 W . 24th Crane John R. shipmaster, Exchange pi. h. 86 First Crawford Daniel K. police, 142 Elm Crane John W. dentist, 11 Leroy pi. h. 168 E. 14th Crawford Edgar M. tobacco, 129 Front, h. 233 Crane Jonathan, 104 Broadway, h. 170 E. 18th Madison Crane Joseph, carman, 110 Christopher Crawford Erastus, wheelwright, 164 W . 27th Crane L. H. DeLoss, lawyer, 30 Wall, h. 46 Second Crawford Geo. com. mer. 107 Broad, h. 243 W . 19th Crane Mary, widow o f John, 2Rivington Crawford George W . carman, 191 E. 24th Crane Mary Ann, huckster, 60 Washington market, Crawford George W . carman, 650 Fourth h. 46 Robinson Crawford Hugh, driver, W . 15th, c. Av. 10 Crane Peter, laborer, 126 Stanton Crawford Hugh, gardener, 146 Av. 8 Crane Phebe H. widow o f Moses, 15 Lispenard Crawford Isaac, %59 Madison Crane Philander, carman, 88 Clinton Crawford James, bookkeeper, 257 Seventh CRANE RUFUS E. cloths, 52 Maiden lane, h. 229 Crawford James, laborer, r. 281 Mulberry Bowery Crawford James, butcher, 321 Av. 3, h. 123 E. 26th Crane Russell, grocer, 2 Coenties slip, h. 357 Tenth Crawford James G. L. clerk,h. 32 Jones Crane Samuel, carpenter, h. 66 Charlton Crawford James T. b’kkeeper, 129 Front, h. 257 Crane Stephen M. clerk, 78 John . Seventh Crane Theodore, teas, 80 Front, h. 93 Av. 2 Crawford Jane, widow o f Walter, boarding, h. 65 Crane Thos. butcher, 9 Centre mkt. h. I l l Elizabeth E. Broadway Crane Thos. granite, 340 Madison, h. 306 Madison Crawford Joel, carman, 151 Suffolk Crane Timothy D. laces, 20 Cortlandt, h. Wmsb’gh Crawford John, 99 Chrystie Crane Uzal A. lettercarrier, 288 Madison Crawford John, bootmaker, 45 Hamilton Crane Walter, ladies shoes, 3 King Crawford John, clerk, 349 Av. 8 Crane Ward, mason, 78 Christopher Crawford John S. carman, 594 Fourth Crane Wm. machinist, 229 West, h. 97NorthMoore Crawford Joseph, carman, 121 Roosevelt Crane William, books, 65 Delaney Crawford Joseph, silverplater, 23 Centre, h. ‘Vfonbg Crane William E. editor, 374 Pearl, h. 20 Ridge Crawford Joseph, grocer, 209 Henry, h. 209 Henry Crane William H. goldbeater, 117 First Crawford Joseph B. printer, 45 Eldridge CUE 132 CRO Crawford Julia, (col’d) washerwomen, 62 Mercer Creighton & Edwards, clothing. 387 Hudson Crawford Lawrence, butcher, 123 E 26th Creighton William, carpenter, 294 W . 28th Crawford Matthew, smith, 113£ Elm Creighton William, mariner, r. 19 Cherry Crawford Morris D. C. (Rev.) 192 W . 18th Creman Mathew, tailor, r. 61 James Crawford Morris O. carman, 191 E. 24th Cremer Charles, Stewart. 81 Rosevelt Crawford Moses A. leather, 33 Spruce, h. 240 W . Cremer Gustavus, cabinetmaker, 25 Marion 24th Cremer John, bootmaker, 321 Av 7 Crawford Nathaniel, policeman, 17 Cornelia Cremer Rose, widow o f Patrick, 314 Mott Crawford Nelson J. (col’d) hairdresser, 16 Leonard Cremmer Charles bootmaker, 266 Fifth Crawford Noble R. carman, 168 Ludlow Crenage Jeremiah, tailor, r. 33 First Crawford Peter, late u. s. meas. 112 Varick Crenian James, sawyer, 272 E. 13th Crawford Rebecca, dressmaker, W . 22d. c. Av. 8 Crenny Ann, widow of William, 70 Charles Crawford Samuel, boilermaker, 294 W . 29th Crerand George, laborer, 42 W . Broadway Crawford Sands, provisions. 48 Washington mar­ Cressor Anthony, carpet, 121 Willett ket, h. L. I. _ , Cresteon Beneke, carpenter, r. 103 Sheriff Crawford Samuel, oils, 107 Broad, h. 243 W . 19th Creston Ennis, cabinetmaker,r.192 Varick Crawford Jane, wid. of Walter, b’rding 65 E. B’way Cretan Bridget, widow of Patrick, 70 Goerck Crawford William, flagger, 79 W. 24th Cretau Athain, sexton, 421 Greenwich Crayvford William, sawyer, 74 Gansevoort Cretten Peter, tailor, 105 Reads Crawford William H. carman, 309 Sixth Creveling Elisha, crockery, 430 Hds’n, h.152 Varick Crawford William H. blacksmith, 176 Essex Crevelling Abraham, physician, 59 Franklin Crawley Charles, laborer, r. 38 Cherry brevier Julien, house agt,122 Church,h. r. lSO.Duane Crawley James, tailor, 446 Washington Crichton Sarah H. widow of Thomas, dressmaker Crawley John, laborer, 36 Gouverneur 25 Sullivan Crawley John & Co. printers, 121 Fulton, h. Bklyn Crickemier Frederick, sugar house. 20 Thomas Crawley Michael, laborer, h. 380 Cherry Criggin Patrick, laborer, 346 Twelfth Crawley Patrick, harness, 38 A t . C Crillay John, grocer, 235 E. 11th, & liquors E. 23dc. Crawly Mary, widow, washerwoman, r. 9 Pell Av. A, h. 235 E. 11th Cray David, baker, r. 12 Clarkson Crilly William, waiter, 46 Trinity pi. Cray James, butcher, 16 E. 11th . Crimm Francis, tailor, 116 W alker Cray Tamer, widow of John, boarding, 16 Spring Crimton George, laborer, 113 Orange Creaden Patrick, caster, r. 107 Walker Crinchbach David, segars, 65 Ridge Cready William b’tcher, 317 Av.8, h. W . 36 n. Av. 10 Cringan Thomas, mer. 142 Pearl Creagan Catharine, wid. of Daniel, r. 227 Elizabeth Crinkon Louis, mason, r. 167 W. 13th Creagan Mary, widow, r. 180 Elizabeth Crinley Ellen, widow o f Henry, r. 100 Catharine Creagh Bartholomew, (Rev.), h. 22 Seventh Crissey Angelina M. vestmaker, 30 Thompson Creagh H. L. wines, 94 Wall, h Brooklyn Crissey Benjamin, carman, r. 155 W . 13th Creamer Daniel, b’kkeeper, 96 Wall, h. 55 Beekman Crissey Charles C. grocer, 452 Grand Creamer Francis, porter, 258 Ninth Crissy Mary, widow o f O. H. 1 Charlton Creamer John, wheelwright, 113 Pitt Crissy Samuel F. machinist, 135 Delaney Creamer Michael, boots, 18£ Centre Crist Abraham, lawyer, 6 Wall, h. 62 Harrison, Crean Owen, shoemaker, 112 W . 21st Brooklyn Crean Patrick, grocer, 98 Broome & 219 Stanton, h. Crist Christian, butcher, 219 W . 17th, h. 213 W. 17th 98 Broome Crist Gouverneur M. clerk, 127 Perry Creane Thomas, laborer, 6 Columbia Crist Jacob, sawfiler, 146 Perry, h. 152 Perry Creasy Charles P. clerk, 195 B’way, bds. 546 Houston Crist John W . printer, 139 Water, h. Hoyt c.Atlantic Credon Cornelius, clerk, r. 29 Roosevelt Brooklyn - '-JS® Creed Daniel, porter, 14 Thames Cristadoro Joseph, hairdresser,6 Astor house, h. Ill Creed George A. stagedriver, W . 22d n. Av. 7 Leonard Creed Hyatt, carman, 157 Christopher Cristian Thomas, 97 Morton Creed James, carriagepainter, r. 43 Anthony Cristman Theodore, vegetables, 142 Houston Creed James, bootmaker, 125 E. 22d Cristoff Ferdinand, stevedore, 62 Market Creed John, carman, 119 Av. C Critchell Thomas, bookkeeper, 4 Hamersley pL Creeden Timothy, tailor, 679 Water Crittenden William, carman, 93 Columbia Creedon Patrick, eating, 50 Canal, h. 50 Canal Croak William, porter, r. 102 Washington Creedon Michael J. clerk, 339 B’way, h. 116 Leonrd Croas Theodore, mer. 505 Broome Creegan Patrick, laborer, 107 E. 30th Crocharon Anne, widow of Nicholas, 181 Av. B Creemer Elizabeth, widow, boarding, 409 Broome Crocheron Abraham, 544 Greenwich Creemer John B. combmaker, 207 Bowery Crocheron David, drygoods, 221 G’wich, h.26Jay Creeo Garrett (col’d), waiter, r. 58 Greene Crocheron James M.50 Eldridge Creever Eva, washerwoman, 46 Jackson Crocheron Nicholas, grocer, 8 West, h. 8 West Creeway Julia, groceries, 480 Cherry Crocker Anna, widow o f William, 5 Forsyth Cregan Martin, laborer, 695 Water Crocker Charles, shirts, 162 Canal, h. 12 Sullivan Cregan Simon, laborer, 433 Twelfth Crocker Eben B. mer. 28 B’way, h. 5 Gramercy park Cregar Samuel jr, physician, 118 Av. 3 Crocker Eliza C. widow o f David, 75 E. 14th Cregier C. M. butcher, 27 Centre market, h. 381 Crocker Ferdinand A.mer. 52 South, h.142 Duffield, Broome Brooklyn Cregier George W . carpenter, r. 1/5 Laurens Crocker James H. carman, 97 Monroe Cregier John A. clerk, Hall of Rec. h. 434 Hudson Crocker Isaac, shipcarpenter, 126 Columbia Cregier M. V. pianoforte, h. 41 E. 28th Crocker Thomas, compositor, 90 Wooster Cregier Rachael, widow of George, 28 Troy Crocker William A. imp. 53 John, h. 26 Av. 7 • Creig John, cutter, 312 Hudson CROCKER & WARREN,.merchants, 28 Broadway Creig Robert, machinist, 14 E. 13th CROCKER, WASHBURN & JOHNSON, fancy Creigh Eliza, dressmaker, r. 17 Monroe goods, 53 John Crehen Charles G. artist, 92 Cliff* Crocket Henry, shipcarpenter, 256 Seventh Creighman Mary, 59 Vesey Crockett Catharine, widow, hattrimmer, 194 Varick Creighton Anna, widow, 101 Willett Crockett John, carpenter, 114 Lewis Creighton Arthur D. tinner, 37 Grand Crockett John, runner, r. 48 Roosevelt Creighton David, mason, 119 W . 24th Crockett Simon, painter, 4 Commerce Creighton Frederick, chronometers, 42 Fulton, h. 91. Crockett Susan, wid. John, boarding, 2 Allen Av. 2 Crockett William, carman, 10 Desbrosses Creighton George W . chandler, 232 West, Croett Deborah, widow of Stephen, 6 Fourth Creighton Hugh, carpenter, 151 Waverley pi. Croffut Jonathan, physician, 145 Av. C Creighton James, porter vault, 48 Anthony Croft Augustus H. printer, h. 249 Broome Creighton John, clothing,387 Hudson, h.93 Ham’sly Croft John, broker, 100 Wall, h. Williamsburgh GUO 133 Mo Droft John, bootmaker, 61 Watte Cronin Michael, grocer, 72 Centre Croft William, ironmoulder, r. 152W , 16th Cronin Patrick, grocer, 29 Oak, Sc carpenter, r 64 CROFT Sc ROSE, brokers* 100 Wail Roosevelt, h. 29 Oak jCrofton Charles, liquors, 527 Av. 6 Cronin Stephen, tailor, 35 Forsyth Crofiit George W . 60 Broadway, h. Merchants' hotel Cronin Thomas, 376 Madison [Crofut Lyman, policeman, 46 First Cronin William, wheelwright, r. 19 West • Croke Jeffrey, laborer. 171 W. 29th Cronk Andrew S. healthwarden, 31 Jones Croker Eyre C. clerk, 103 E. 26th Cronk David, shipcarpenter, 313 Sixth Croley Cornelius, machinist, 182 Madison Cronk Elisha P. feed, 107 Murray, h. 144 Charles jCroley Thomas, r. 433 Hudson Cronk John, boatman, 248 Monroe Crolies Hanna, widow, 164 Walker Cronk John, mason, r. 123 Perry ■Crolius Clarkson, 403 Houston Cronk Matthias, coachman, 25 Av. 1 |Crolius Ewd. sailmaker, 68 West, bds. 27 Columbia Cronk Samuel W . hatter, 263 Bleecker .Crolius Edward, hardware, 25 Fulton, h. 69 Henry, Cronk Susan, widow o f John, boarding, 54 Hudson Brooklyn Cronk Warren, carman, 132 Barrow 'Crolius George, policeman, r. 68 North Mobre Cronkhite Charles, 12 Pine Crolius John, hardware, 25 Fulton, h. 32 Perry Cronkhite James P. drygds. 56 Ex. pi. h. 70 W . 11th Jvorlius Joseph, sailmaker, 37 South, fa. 364 Madison Cronkhyte Elijah H. smith 183 Prince, h. 173Varick ^rolius William, boatbuilder, 241 Henry Cronkright Garret, Av. 9 c. W . 16th vrolius Wm. A. sailmaker, 23 South, h. Brooklyn Cronkright James, turpentine, 143 Maiden la. h. Crolius William I. 80 Fourth .12 Abingdon square Crolius & Mann, sailmakers, 37 South Cronkright Stephen V. lime, 43 Av. 9, h. 43 Av. 9 Jrolous Edward, sails, h. 27 Columbia Cronkright Cornelius, materials, W.15thn Av 9 Croly David G. silversmith, 99 Hudson h. 248 W . 17th $ A 2roly John, laborer,- 6 Batavia Cronley James, Cooper, 105 Washington Crombie Hugh, shoemaker, 20 Av. C, h. 41 Av. C Cronly Edward, hotel, 80 Leonard, h. 80 Leonard >om bie Richard, tailor, 173 Av. 8 Crook Chester K. refectory, 27 Fulton, h. W ’msbg' Iromely James, machinist, 460 Grand Crook J. H. eatinghouse, 195 Washington Iromer Nicholas, butcher, 142 Clinton, h. 168 Essex Crook Jabez B. Sc Co. fishingfle, 50 Fultn, h.l0Ful. Iromie James, drygoods, 380 Bowery, h. 46 Second Crook Richard L. imp. 22 Pme, h. Brooklyn yrommelin Edward, slater, 627 Washington, h. 629 Crook Rufus, eatinghouse, 91 Wall, h. 133 High* Washington Brooklyn sIrommelin Edward, 108 Varrick Crook Samuel, refectory, 19 Fulton nikt, h. Br’lyn ICrommelin George, drugs, 1 Pine, h. 41 Fourth Crook Thomas, tailor, h; 7 Hester aJromwell Benjamin, machinist, 137 E. 26th Crook William, laborer, 180 Monroe Cromwell Charles T. lawyer, 68 Wall, h. 13 E. 17th Crook William C. artisan, 126 W ooster i Jromwell Daniel, builder, 123 Allen, h. 127 Allen Crook R. L. St Barker, imps. 22 Pine B/romwell Daniel, jr. fniit, 41 Front, h. 127 Allen : Crook S. H. Sc J. H. eatinghouse, 195 Washington* «!rom well Edward, flour, 209 Front, h. 185 Henry 1 Crooke Robert L. late mer. 21 W . Washington pL ,jJromwell Henry, hrdware, 79 Barclay, h. 125 Allen Crooker Charles, seaman, 57 West Jromwell Henry B. imp. 68 Maiden la. h. England Crooker Harriet, boarding, 17 State Cromwell Israel A. clothing, 110 Chatham, h. 190 Crooker Matthew A, late vinegar, h. 40 E. 30th t W . 19th Crooker Philip S. shipjoiner, 118 Eldridge gr'romwell James, laborer, 243 W . 18th Crooker Robert, boarding, 234 Broome. ^'romwell James, carman, 118 Macdougal Crooker Sam’l M. painter, 242 South,h.247 Broome romwell John L. carver, 222 South, h. Wmsburg Crooker Smith, shipjoiner, 224 West, h. 234 Br’me ^ romwell Oliver, shoes, 40 Sheriff Crooker William E. grocer, 152 South, h. 52 Pike romwell Richard, 225 E. Broadway Crooker W m. S. cooper, 699 Fourth Jromwell Richard jr. strawgoods, 138 William, h. Crooker Sc King, shipjoiners, 224 W est & 225 E. Broadway Crookes Henry, agent, 24 Cliff 5ROM W ELL THOMAS, leather, 34 Spruce, bds. Crookes Septimus, agent, 28 Cliff gj 12 Charlton Crookes John, butcher, 20 Washington mkt ■rom well Wm. drygds. 75 William, Ik 243 E, B’way Crooks Emma, widow, 171 E. 27th ^ROMWELL WILLIAM Sc CO. dry goods j 75 Crooks John, cutler, 81 W . 2 4th " William, h. 243 E. Broadway Crooks Mary, seamstress, h. 95 Delaney -romwell W m . A. mer. 24 Cedar, h. 15 Mrket Crooks Ramsay, com. mer. 73 Broad, h.139 E. 19th ‘ romwell W m . D. importer, 68 Maiden la. h. 46 St Crooks Samuel, moldCr, h. 22 Twelfth v, Marks place Crookston Morris, carpenter, 57 Bedford ^ROMWELL Sc BIRDSALL, flour, 209 Front Crooper Jacob, stonecutter, 281 Ay. 8 Jromwell Sc Corlies, importers, 24 Cedar Cropper Benjamin,' agent, 96 W. 24th "ROMWELL, HAIGHT St CO. imps. 68 Maiden Cropper James C. lacegoods, 63 William, h.67 Rerh- la. Sc 11 Liberty sen, Brooklyn /ron an James, laborer, 237 Madison Cropper Thomas B. captain, 67 E. 14th ^ronan John G. leather Sc finding, 420 Twelfth Cropser Elias, captain, 162 Hammond ' Tonan Laurence, smith, 64 GoerCk Cropsey Andrew, drygoods, 94 Canal ^ronan Timothy D. tailor, 3634 Pearl Cropsey J)orcas, tailoress, <608 Fourth rone Henry, bootmaker, 56 Hester Cropsey Elizabeth, huckster, Washm’gn mkt, h. 59 8 rone John H. carman. 6164 Fourth Robinson **rone Nancy (col’d). washing, 34 Liberty Cropsey Harmon, carman, E. 39th bet. L e i. Av. Sc kronen John; cooper, 480 Cherry Av. 3 kronen Dennis, laborer, 264 Canal Cropsey James, dryg’ds, 124 Canal, h. 7 Laight kronenweth Jacob, baker, 104 Centre, h. 104 Centre Cropsey Jasper, carpenter, r. 135 W . 15th #roney James H. tailor, 720 B’way, h. Av, 6, c. B’wy Cropsey Jasper F. artist, 114 White roney c*. Lent, tailors, 720 Broadway Cropsey Jasper F. drygoods, 88 Canal, fa. 1 Laight f^ronien Michael, poultry, Washington mkt.1'fa. 17 Croquet Alexander F. glassturner, 199 Av. 3, h. 24 if Bridge Desbrosses ronin Cornelius, bootmaker, 157 Mulberry Crosbey James, engineer, 117 Ay. 4 ! :ronin Daniel, mer. 110 WoOster Crosfaie Miles; laborer, 307 Madison ronin Daniel, speculator, 359 Cherry Crosby Amelia, widow of Roswell, 41 Eldridge jlronin Daniel, cooper, 32 Fifth Crosby Barclay, laborer, 367 Pearl 0ronin Dennis, shoemaker, 1874 Mulberry Crosby Charles, silkgoods, 202 B’way, fa. 6 Sydney (0ronin Jeremiah, laborer, 27 Bridge pi. Brooklyn ronin Jeremiah, laborer, 31 Whitehall Crosby Darius S. clerk, 3 Cortlandf, fa. Jersey City 1ronin Mary, dressmaker, 32 Fifth Crosby Edw. W . (col’d), tailor, 80Lib*ty, h.86Lib’y ^ronin Michael, porter, 17 Bridge Crosby Henry E. clerk, 60 Libr’y, h. 382 Wash’ton CRQ 134 CRU Crosby Isabella, wid. Cornelius, 131 Washington Crow Ellis N. feed, 145 Sullivan, h. 75 Charlton Crosby James, machinist, 64 Greenwich Av. Crow James, smith, 643 Hudson Crosby James, mer. 97 Av. 7 Crow James, laborer, 693 Water Crosby James (col’d), waiter, r. 66 Mercer Crow James N. paints, 113 Canal, h. Motthaven Crosby John, coachman, 13 Union court Crow John, drover, r. 105 Thomson Crosby John, hairdresser, 203 At . 9 Crow John H. smith, 586 Grand Crosby John, clerk, 19 Duane Crow Langstaff N. builder, W . 33d n. Broadway Crosby John P. lawyer, 1 Hanover, h. 4 Neilson pi. Crow Mary, widow o f George F. 38 E. 11th Crosby Michael, laborer, 181 Varick Crow Michael, plasterer, 418 Cherry Crosby Miles (col’d), porter, 71 W . Broadway Crow Peter, laborer, 185 Third CROSBY ORRIN H. books, 36 William, h. Bergen Crow Robert, carman, 649 Hudson point Crow Robert, carman, 645 Hudson Crosby Patrick, sailor, 120 Madison Crow Thomas, brushes, 180 Second Crosby Platt H. lawyer, 170 W . 14th Crow Thomas D. 36 Downing Crosby Peter, dep. keep, city prison, h. 132 Spring Crowe Catharine, widow of Thomas, 667 Hudson Crosby Seth, shipchandler, 52 South, h. W ’msburg Crowe Charles, porterhouse, 24 Thames Crosby Solomon L. clothier, 22 Bowery, h. 18 M’kt Crowe Cornelius, clerk, 5 Monroe Crosby William, machinist, 76 W . 20th Crowe John, musician, h. 47 Centre Crosby William B. 12 Rutgers place Crowe Patrick, grocer, 48 Frankfort, h. 48 Frankft CROSBY & SACKETT, clothing, 22 Bowery CROWELL ABRAHAM W. physician, 65 Jane CROSBY, CROCKER So CO. ship chandlers, 52 Crowell Albert G. accountant, 35 Pine, h. 52 King South Crowell Charles C. drygooods, 291 Greenwich, h. Crosley Charles W . manufactur’r of silk & silk trim­ 311 Washington mings, 589} Broadway, h. 589} Broadway Crowell Edward, clerk, h. 152 Charles Crosley David, painter, 28 Reade Crowell Harrison, painter, h. 101 Bank Crosley Thomas, speculator^545 Av. 8 Crowell John H. saddler, 315 Av. 3, h. 109 E. 24th Crosley Thomas, mason, 1 Stanton court Crowell John M. teeth, 45 White Crosman Nelson, steamer, 364 Ninth Crowell Joseph, weigher, ft. Charles, h. 149 Charles Cross Alexander, carpenter So crockery, 189 Av. 8 Crowell Joseph T. So Co. printers, 16 Spruce, h. N. Cross Alexander, tailor, 11 Pelham Jersey Cross Darby, weaver, 657 Hudson Crowell Martin L. accountant, 152 Charles Cross Eliza, widow of John, 71 First Crowell Theodore, clerk, h. 677 Washington Cross Henry, mariner, 44 Catharine Crowell So Stratton, drygoods, 291 Greenwich Cross Jeremy L. com. mer. 242 Pearl CRO WEN THOMAS J. books, 599 Broadway, h. Cross James, brushes, 25 John. h. Lansingburgh 599 Broadway CROSS O. major, q. m. u. s. a. 6 State Crowley Daniel, r. 100 Anthony Cross Richard S. confectioner, 135 Av. 6 Crowley Edwin H. needles, 100 William Cross Robt. A. bookbinder, 323 Pearl, h. 68 Vandam Crowley James, police, 11 Av. D Cross Sarah Ann, widow of Robert M. 252 Canal Crowley James, porter, 2 James Cross Susan, widow of Henry, 78 E. Broadway Crowley Jeremiah, mason, 68 Suffolk Cross Thomas, bellhanger, 68} Division Crowley Johanna, tailoress, 294 Third Cross Thomas, gasfitter, 145 Av. 3 Crowley John, junk, 223 South, h. 218 Cherry Cross William, mason, W ; 36th, n. Av. 9 Crowley John, 285 Madison Cross William H. butcher, 34 Clinton Crowley John, confectioner, 7 Manhattan pi Cross W m H. barber, 192 Duane, h, 45 Harrison Crowley John, laborer, 4 Stone Cross So Hoyt, brushes, 25 John Crowley John, shoemaker, 245 Madison Crossen Anthony, junk, 95 Orange Crowley John, laborer, 14y Delaney Crossen Bridget, widow, junk, 77 Orange Crowley John, laborer, 352 Water Crossen Charles, junk, 77} Orange Crowley John, laborer, r. 81 Catharine Crossen Dennis, shoemaker, 164 W. 13th Crowley John, cooper, r. 174 Madison Crossen Ruth, washing, 137 W . 13th Crowley John, moulder, 114 Varick Crossett Alexander, policeman, 137 Reade Crowley Mary, widow of Cornelius, 575 Fourth Crossman Henry So Co. umbrellamakers, 226 Pearl, Crowley Mary, widow o f Daniel, 239 Elizabeth h. Brooklyn Crowley Michael, carpenter, r. 10 Roosevelt Crossman James, exchange, 334 Houston Crowley Michael, shoemaker, 371 Av. 3 Crossman James W . umbrellamaker, 361 Grand Crowley Patrick, laborer, 137} Washington Crossman John A. late captain, 292 Third Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. 62 Montgomery Crossman Sami. E. barber, 64 Cortldt, h. Jersey city Crowley Patrick, flowerstamper, 26 James Crosson Ann, widow o f James, r. 73 Third Crowley Peter, laborer, 364 Cherry Crosson Charles, cabinetmaker, 175 Mulberry Crowley Thomas, turner, 427 Greenwich Crosson Thomas D. polisher, 93 Norfolk Crowley Timothy, mason, r. 99 Madison Crothere John, carman, 59 Cannon Crowley William, varnisher, 471 Fourth Crothers John, clothier, 282 Water, h .l l Dover Crowley William, needles, 100 William CROTON MANUFACTURING CO. o f paper hang­ Crowley W. So Son, manufacturers of needles, fiah ings, 44 Cortlandt hooks, Soc. 100 William Croton So Sparta, limeworks, 502 West Crown Anthony, grocer, 150 Anthony, h. 527 Pearl Crotty James, stonecutter, 311 Av. A Crown Michael, porterhouse, 147 Anthony, h. 148 Crouch George, trunks, 1 Maiden lane, 176 Broad­ Leonard way, and 176 Chatham, h. 34 Horatio Crowther Richard, machinist, 499 Twelfth Crouch John, carpenter, 120 Amity, h. 152 W. 16th Croxon Henry, butcher, h. 46 Av. 1 Crouch Wm. J. carpenter, 167 Water, h. B’lyn Crozier George, carpenter, 200 W . 16th CROUCH So FITZGERALD, trunks, 1 Maiden la. Crozier Hugh G. grocer, 213 Fulton, h. North'nh'ti 176 Broadway, and 176 Chatham Crozier William, weaver, 112 Greenwich Av. Crough James, liquors, 65 Cherry Crozier William H. agent, 205 South, h. N. Jersey Croupe John, butcher, 146 Third Crozier So Wallace, grocers, 213 Fulton Crout Mary, widow o f Patrick, r. 8 Clarkson Crubener John, shoemaker, 242 Delaney Crout Mary Ann, widow o f David, 379 Bowery Crugan William, plumber, 271 Monroe Crouter Anthony J. lumber. 250 W . 29th Crugen John, laborer, 16 Desbrosses Crouter Phebe, widow of Jacob, r. 130 Amos Cruger Cato S. (col’d), waiter, 34 Liberty Crouthers Elizabeth, widow oi John, 469 E. 12th Cruger Diedrich, laborer, 731 Washington Crouze Albert, clerk, 23 Maiden la. h. 651 Houston Cruger Harriet Douglas, 55 Broadway Crow Bridget, widow o f John, 11 Jersey Cruger Henry D. lawyer, 43 New Crow Charles, smith, 724 Water, h. 586 Water Cruger Peter, (col’d), laborer, r. 35 Cannon Crow Daniel, shoemaker, 12 Downing Cruger Richard (col’d): porter, 202 Rivington Crow Ebenezer F. carman, 40 Downing Cruger Washington, clerk, r. 48 King 5 CUL 135 CUM Cruger William H. laborer, r. 267 Rivington Cullen Hugh, carpenter, 78 W . 24th l Cruikshank Augustus, clerk, 33 Wall, h. 79 Pacific, Cullen James, mason, 234 Fifth * Brooklyn ’ Cullen John, clerk, 94 White Cruikshank Edward, wharfinger, 48 Greenwich Cullen Joseph, upholsterer, r. 46 Forsyth Cruikshank James, agent, 48 Greenwich Cullen Peter, tailor, 80 Ridge JCruise George, late mariner, 81 Jackson Cullen Thomas, grocer, 8 Pitt, h. 8 Pitt ^ Cruise James, butcher, 28 Catharine market, h. A t . Cullen Walter, cartman 220 Av. A 2, n. 26th Cullin Cornelius, carman, 147 E. 16th Crum John A. mer. 45 Cedar, h. Judson’s hotel Cullin James, carman, 645 Hudson Crum Mary, 68 Lexington Av. Cullin James R. tailor, h, 104 Greenwich Crum Peter R. stagedriver, 374 Tenth Cullin Michael, laborer, r. 188 Monroe Crum Robert, laborer, 218£ Monroe Cullion Henry, laborer, r. 214 W . 21st Crum Ruth, widow o f Henry, 240 Delaney Culliton Thomas, barkeeper, 34 Trinity p i 1JCRUMBIE JAMES, druggist, 363 Bo’ery, c. Fourth, Cullum Michael, laborer, 214 W. 16th * h. 397 Fourth Cullum Patrick, carman, W . 29th, n. Av. 7 Crumbie Robert, 397 Fourth Cully John, tailor, r. 112 Eldridge Crumbie William, carpenter, 187 W . 16th Cully John, carpenter, 269 Av. 1 CRUMBIE WILLIAM D. druggist, 286 Bowery & Cully Luke, tailor, 112 Eldridge . i 862 Broadway, h. 179 Ay. 1 Cully Patrick, tailor, r. 112 Eldridge Crumby John, mer. 25 Pine w Cully Thomas, carpenter, r. 446 Fourth Crumie William, coaches, 8 Battery pi. Culp Theophilus, clerk, 226 Henry Crumly James, shoes, 321 & 315 Bleecker, h. 315 Culross John, slater, 47 Clarkson s Bleecker Culver Allen, carpenter, 167 E. 25th iCrummer Edward, liquor store, 145 Orange Culver Benjamin H. paper, 117 Fulton, h. Conn. lEJrummey Andrew, shoemaker, 243 Tenth Culver Chatterton, clerk, 34 Greenwich Av. 3rump Francis R. watchmaker, 83 Bleecker, h. 83 Culver David, furnaces, 52 Cliff*, h. 82 Beekman ii Bleecker Culver E. D. lawyer, 76 Wall, h. Williamsburgh iprump Jane, 116 Ay.‘8 Culver Frances, widow o f Andrew, 234 Henry Urump John W . (col’d), carman, 205 Houston Culver Henry, carman, 281 Seventh kJrump Samuel, engraver, 60 Nassau, h. Wmsbrgh Culver Henry, druggist, — Pearl, h. 121 Sullivan ^ rum well William F. carpenter, r. 137 Elm Culver John, 194 Stanton iprundell Nathan, cabinetmaker, 408 Madison Culver John W . carman, 193 Fifth Iprank Isaac S. clerk, 185 Delaney Culver Nathaniel, carpenter, 137 E. 26th Eraser Henry, confectionary, 367 Av. 3 Culver William, horsedealer, 280 Fifth Urussell Mary, widow o f Francis, tailoress, r. 261 Culver William G. carman, 172TAttorney ^ Rivington CULVER & CORY, hotair furnaces, ventilators & ^russell Mary Anne, widow o f William, 206 W.16th ranges, 52 Cliff Irussell William, inspector, 181 W . 20th Culyer John, sexton, Mercer-street church, h. 23X jlruttenden David H. books, 165 Chambers, bds. Thompson ■j 305 Tenth Cumberland James, waiter, 193 William Jilrux Charles, upholsterer, 11 Av. 6 Cumberland William W . engineer, 1 New Frazer Jane (col’d), widow, 16£ Thomas Cumberson Frances, wid- o f Peregrine, 156 Laurens jjryder John, mer. 73 South, h. Whitestone, L. I. Cuming Thomas B. mer. 106 Pearl, h. 70 Ninth ,rygier Ann E. wid. o f John, boarding, 425 H’dson Cumings Abijah P. editor, 142 Nassau, h. Wmsbrg. ■Irygier James H. smith, 246W.24th Cumings James, foundry, 45 Duane, h. 327 Broome , Irygier John J. dentist, 425 Hudson Cumings John, bricklayer, 480 Av. 9 /rystial Margaret, 328 Third Cumings Jos. provisions, 181 Chrystie,h. 327 Broome ■Jubberley David, bootmaker, 99 Fulton, h. W msbg Cumings & Sanford, provisions, 181 Chrystie Blucey John, laborer, r. W . 13th, c. Av. B Cumins John, carver, r. 186 Forsyth *luche Charles, baker, r. 67 Thompson Cumiskey Bennet, grocer, 457 Twelfth Judbirth Thos. house agent, 69 Av. 8, h. 14 Bethune Cumiskey James, laborer, 332 Av. 8 ‘5uddy John, blacksmith, 20 Gansevoort Cumming Burnett, carman, 195 Av. 7 [vuddy William, planes, 242* Grand, h. 242£ Grand Cumming James, laborer, r. 75 Charlton ■Judlipp Chas. & W m. pawnbrokers, 308 Hudson, Cumming James, saddler, 63 Jane h. 289 Spring Cumming James P. 326 W . 24th ■Judlipp Reuben H. lawyer, 13 Chambers, h. 179 Cumming Jane, widow o f John, 4 Bank f Forsyth Cumming John, sexton, 728 B’way, h. 728 BVay fcudlipp Wm. pawnbrkr. 308 Hudson, h. 289 Spring Cumming John P. lime, Av. 10 c. W . 25th. h. Vf. Judlipp, Comstock & Ewen, lawyers, 13 Chambers 24th n. Av. 10 ®udmore Henry, shoemaker, 169 Second Cumming John P. & Thomas, jr. contractors. Av. 10 fcudmore Patrick, candy, 486* Pearl c. W . 25th B'udney John, liquors, 2 Gouverneur, h. 243 Monroe Cumming Patrick, laborer, 266 E. 13th iJudworth Elizabeth, nurse, 28 E. 11th Cumming Thomas, contractor, 237 W . 18th, h. 137 (fuendet Eugene, music boxes, 81 Nassau Waverly place !uff John, steward, r. 38 Trinity pi. Cumming Thomas, jr. contractor, Av. 10 c. W . 25th, liJuff Patrick, liquor, 652 Water h. Kingsbridge itfuff William, druggist, 85 King Cumming Thomas W . druggist, 126 Front, h. Oys­ uffe William, 48 E. 13th ter Bay p^uffee Mary, r. 198 W . 21st Cumming William A. contractor, 189 W . 27th ulbert Alexander C. late cloth, 282 Water, h. Wil- Cumming & Pollock, contractors, 237 W . 18th 1 liamsburgh Cummings Ab’m, lumber, Av. 10 c. 12th. h. 25 Av. 0 isulbert Alexander J. carpenter, 20 Bethune, h. 716 Cummings Anthony, mason, 218 W. 17th 9 Washington Cummings Caroline, widow of Luther, 3 Av. 2 iiulbert Francis, cooper, 133 Norfolk Cummings Catharine, widow o f John, 14 Dry Dock i ulbert John W . mer. 24 Old slip. h. 23 Greene Cummings Charles F. painter, 243 Wooster j ulbert Samuel, artist, 372 Bowery CUMMINGS E. paperhangings, 173 Greenwich* h, tULBERT & FINLAY, merchants, 24 Old slip Newark ulhane Patrick, junk, 468 Water, h. 468 Water Cummings Edward, porter, 49 James {Ulhane Thomas, stonecutter, 273 Av. 1 Cummings Edward W . clerk, 3 Av. 2 mlkm Robert, carman, 157 Perry Oummings George, sailor, 108 Roosevelt rullan John, boarding, 40 Whitehall Cummings Henry K. bookkeeper, 88 Pearl ullay William, 3 Union court Cummings Henry R. lawyer, Post’s buBdinff. h gullen Edward, clerk, 171 Av. 1 143 Av. 5 * ’ jullen Edward F. bootmaker, 171 Broadway, h. 803 Cummings Honors, wid. o f Jeremiah, 281 Division Washington Cummings James, printer, r. 11 Pell CUN 136 CUN Cummings Jeremiah (Rev.), 35 E. 27th Cunningham Fred, lawyer, 4 New, h. 64 W . 26th Cummings James, porterhouse, 250 Second Cunningham George, shoemaker, 297 Av. 10 Cummings James, tailor, 187 Mott Cunningham Henry, mason, 264 Av.9 Cummings John, marketman, 26 Washgtn. market, Cunningham Hugh, laborer, 222 Stanton h. 158 Washington Cunningham Hugh, late policeman, 83 John Cummings John, laborer, 141 Lewis Cunningham Jacob, teacher, 302 Broadway Cummings John, carpenter, r. 12 Thompson Cunningham James, 163 Hudson Cummings John, shoemaker, 55 King Cunniagham James-, tinsmith, 482 Cherry Cummings Leonard W . contractor, 27 Commerce Cunningham James, mason, 519 Av. 8 Cummings Levi, mason, 145 Hammond Cunningham James, sawyer, r. 92 Crosby Cummings Lucena, nurse, 208 W . 16th Cunningham James, liquors, 5 Vandewater Cummings Margaret, widow of Patrick, eggs, h. 61 Cunningham James, grocer, 79 W . 18th Robinson Cunningham James, porter, 74 W . 18th Cummings Martin, grocer, 28 City Hall place Cunningham James, laborer, 230 W . 25th Cummings Mary Ann, wid. of Robt. r. 457 Houston Cunningham James, carpenter, 70 Greene Cummings Michael, liquors, 33 James Cunningham James, 163 Hudson Cummings Moody, supt. o f wharves, h. 63 W . 13th Cunningham James, carpenter, 64 Lewis Cummings Patrick, grcr.77 Charlton, h. 77 Charlton Cunningham James, fruits, 89 Chatham, h. 100 Cummings Richard, laborer, 2 Pelham Catharine Cummings Robert L. painter, r. 457 Houston Cunningham James, port ex*, 186 Seventh Cummings Roger, laborer, r. 107 Walker Cunningham James, cardmaker. 233 Mulberry Cummings Thomas, paver, 233 W . 24th CUNNINGHAM JAMES, stoves, 365 Grand Cummings Thomas, waiter, r. 131 Liberty Cunningham James Agnew, shoemaker, 197 Av. 7 Cummings Thomas, coalshoveler, r. 9 Columbia Gunningham Jas. B.com.mer.105 Water, h. 14 Ninth Cummings Thomas P. hatters’ goods, 82 Beaver & Cunningham James P. clerk, 105 Allen 129 Pearl, h. 95 E.19th Cunningham Jane, dressmaker, 82 Av. 9 Cummings Thomas S. artist, h. 143 Av. 5 Cunningham Johanna, tailoress, 392 Sixth Cummings William, contractor, Av. 11 c W . 29th Cunningham John, grocery, 327 Eighth Cummings Wiliiam, coppersmith, 141 Lewis Cunningham John, shoemaker, 243 William' Cummings William, laborer, 68 James Cunningham John, grocer, 139 E. 28th Cummings William A. coffee, 281 Front, h. 56 King Cunningham John, porterhouse, W . 36th h. Av. 9 Cummins Bridget, laundress, r. 301 Mulberry Cunningham John, laborer, 43 Jay Cummins Catharine, washes, r. 166 Ninth Cunningham John, mason, 278 W . 29th Cummins James, shoemaker, 248 Mott Cunningham John, stonecutter, r. 171 Allen Cummins James, porterhouse, 873 Broadway Cunningham John, crockery, r. 6 Rector Cummins James, sawer, 113 Willett Cunningham John, sailmaker, 12 Vandewater Cummins John, laborer, r. 36 Cherry Cunningham John, skinner, 294 W. 17th Cummins John, quarry man, 448 Av. 9 # Cunningham John, sashmaker, r. 129 W. 28th Cummins John, grocer, 43 Spring, h. 43 Spring Cunningham John, pedler, r. 281, Mulberry Cummins J. S. Lane, lawyer, 11 Nassau, bds. Amer­ Cunningham John, grocer,66 Broome, h.22 Cannon ican hotel _ Cunningham John, com. mer. 105 Water, bds. At­ Cummins Margaret, widow o f John, 171 Eleventh lantic hotel Cummins Martin, laborer, 418 Tenth Cunhirigham John F. lumber, 216 Madison, h, 318 Cummins Robert (col’d), fireman, r. 77 Warren Cherry Cummins Thomas, blacksmith, 76 W . 24th Cunningham John S. bookkeeper, 43 Wall, h. 108 Cummins Thomas, carpenter, 330 Twelfth Leonard Cummins Thomas A. drygoods, 176 Fulton Cunningham Joseph, 24 Howard Cummins, Alexander Dawley N. W . butter, 61 Clinton mk’t Charlton Dawley W in. T. mer. 24 Liberty, h. 74 Beekman Day Samuel S. jr. silverplate, r. 115 Prince Dawley & Furman, domestics, 24 Liberty Day Sarah (col’d), widow, washerwoman, r Dawson Benj. F. mer. 58 Wall, h. 9 E. 15th Mercer Dawson Charles, sailor, 16 Batavia Day Stephen T. carman, 173 Wooster Dawson Edward, cigars, r. 65 Pitt Day Thomas, laborer,-r. 230 Elizabeth Dawson George, tailor, 135 Elizabeth Day Thomas, 349 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Dawson George H. bookkeeper, 294 Rivington Day William, com. mer. 144 Liberty & 47 Ann Dawson George H. sawyer, 133 Elm 50 E. 18th 9 Dawson George W . furniture, 67 Chatham and 32 Day William H. baker, 180 Madison E. Broadway, h. 166 E. Broadway Day J. &. W . com. .mer. 47 Ann & 144 Liberty Dawson Jacob H. lmber, 273 Cherry, h. 226 Madison DAY & NEWELL, locksmiths, 589 Broadway Dawson James, printer, 19 Goerck Day, Ward & Co. bakers, 180 Madison Dawson John, laborer, r. 65 Pitt Daycock Henry, cooper, 31 Old si. h. Williamsbrgh Dawson John, druggist, 272 Division, h.272 Division Daymon Joseph C. shipchandler, 245 Second • Dawson John H. bookbinder, 73 Norfolk Daymon Mary, widow.of Joseph, 33 Catharine Dawson Jonathan, carpenter, 43 Crosby Dayport Martin, chairmaker, 121 Third Dawson Joseph, flags, 201 W. 20th Dayton Chas. B. physician, 99 Av. C Dawson Joseph, grainer, 154 W . 15th Dayton Cornelia, widow o f W . G, 36 Market Dawson Lucy, widow o f Arthur, r. 213 Sullivan Dayton Daniel A. captain, 267 W . 30th Dawson Margaret, furniture, 137 Division Dayton Edward, gauger, 172 South, h. 83rd bet Dawson Margaret J. widow o f John, midwife, 101 Avs. 3 & 4 Sheriff Dayton Edward L. clerk, 47 Cedar, h. 103 W. 20th Dawson Peter, gratemaker, 50 Spring Dayton Elizabeth, widow o f Silas, boarding, 150 Dawson Peter, porterhouse, 89 Cross Delaney Dawson Philip, cabinetmaker, r. 150 W ooster h. 72 Dayton Francis W . porterhouse, 320 Broadway, h. Marion 7 Second Dawson Ralph, brassfounder, 299 Front Dayton George, butcher, 161 Essex Dawson Sarah, widow o f John, 137 Cherry Dayton Gilbert, portwarden, 101 Wall, h. 129 Dawson Thomas, sizer, r. I l l Eldridge Broome DAWSON WILLIAM, merchant, 70 Broad, h. 379 Dayton Hannah, widow o f Daniel, 176 W. 17th Fourth Dayton Isaac, lawyer, 170 Broadway, h W. 24th Dawson William, seaman, E. 14th c. Av. 1 n. Av. 10 Dawson William, basketmaker, r. 80 W . 20th Dayton Jesse C. mer. 73 Robinson & 107 Front Dawson William H. fruits, 119 Front, h. U. S. hotel h. 31 Jane Dawson W . H. & Co fruits, 119 Front Dayton John, carpenter, E. 33d b. Lex.Av. & At. 3 Day Abraham (col’d), laborer, r. 34 Mulberry, Dayton John, tailor, 127 Third Day Abraham E. 126 Thompson Dayton John, cloth, 53 John, h. E. 31st b. At. 4 & DAY ALONZO, restaurant, 218 Broadway Lexington Av. Day Amos, express, 18 Wall, h. Newark Dayton John H. shipcarpenter, 161 Charles Day Anna, widow o f Thomas, 108 Waverly pi. Dayton Lucy Y. dressmaker, 96 Franklin Day Benjamin H. publisher, 48 Beekman, h. 66 Sixth Dayton Ludicy, widow o f Seldon, 187 E. 26th Day Bradford, bookkeeper, 55 Downing Dayton Malvina M. milliner, 117£ Grand Day Caleb C. saddler, 524 Pearl Dayton Morris, gardener, r. 100 Madison Day Charles, com. mer. 74 W all Dayton Richard, builder, E. 19th n. Broadway, h. Day Charles, boardinghouse, 5 Doyers 88 E. 26th Day Charles J. undertaker, 193 Av. 3 Dayton Samuel & Co. oysters, 4 Fulton market, h. Day Daniel (col’d), porter, r. 99 Thompson 38 Rivington Day Edward, bookbinder, 262 Monroe Dayton Samuel B. feed, 37 Hamersley, h. 156 Day Edward M. fancygoods, 189 Pearl, h. 52 Henry Sullivan Day Elias A. agent, 85£ Charlton, h. 3 Hammond Dayton Sophia, widow o f Daniel, 292 Third Day Eliza, widow o f Daniel, 120 Varick : Dayton William, porterhouse, 1 State, h. 25 Bridge Day Elizabeth, confectioner, 236 Division i Dayton William C. customhouse, h. E. 31st n. Lex­ Day Elizabeth, widow o f Jacob, r. 39 Watts ington Av. Day Elizabeth S. widow o f Thomas H. 44 E. 18th Dayton William H. grocer, 16 King, h. 96 Franklin Day Francis, fancy ware, 62 Oliver Dayton William P. drygoods 641 Broadway Day Francis, laborer, 67 Oliver ;DAYTON & SPRAGUE, rectifiers, 107 Front &73 Day Francis W . apothecary, 130 Av. 8. h. I l l Av. 8 Robinson Day Frederick, chandeliers, 48 Allen, h. 48 Allen DAYTON, PRENTISS & BORDEN, preserves Day George W . bookkeeper, 14 Delaney 119 Beekman Day Henry, lawyer, 82 Mers. Ex. h. 29 E. 19th Dazert John, laborer, 10 York Day Hester, widow o f Samuel, 126 Thompson Dazet John, baker, 213 Centre DAY HORACE H. indiarubber, 23 Cortlandt, h. Dazet Peter J. brushmaker, 213 Centre Jersey city Dazian Wolf, drygoods, 4£ Marion, h. 4-1 Marion Day James, tailor, r. I l l Eldridge Deabold Francis, shoemaker, 49 Lewis Day James, laborer, 395 Cherry Deackery Hannah, widow o f Joseph, r. 120 Essex Day James (col’d), butcher, r. 130 Leonard Deacon Alexander, shoemaker, r. 229 William Day James I. merchant, 203 Pearl, h. N. Orleans Deacon Edward, pencilcases. 5 Liberty pi. h. W. Day Jefferson, hatter, 209 Bowery 151st n. Av. 8 Day Jeremiah .& Co. mers. 91 Water Deacon Francis, pencilcases, h. 136 Waverly pi Day John, strawpr.esser, 111 Av.8 Deacpn Patrick, stonecutter, W . 32d n. Av. 9 Day John, mer. 144 Liberty & 47 Ann, h. 146 Deacon Thomas, locksmith, 4 Clarkson Wooster Deacon William, pericilcase maker, 354 Ninth Day John S. 114 Av. 4 Deacy Eleanor, widow, 260 Monroe Day Joseph, milk, 35 White Deacy Patrick, cooper, 260 Monroe Day Joshua, papercarrier, 317 Sixth Deadmon James, currier, 48 Vandam Day Lewis F. inspector, 337 Cherry, h. 337 Cherry Deady Thomas, stonecutter, 209 Av. A Day Mahlon, late bookseller, 374 Pearl, h. 262 Tenth DEAGLE GEORGE, agent, 106 Barclay, h. 15 Day Margaret, widow o f John, 61 Willett Forsyth Day Margaret, widow o f Thomas, W . 3istn. Av. 8 Deagle J ames, rigger, r. 15 Forsyth Day Mary, widow, 283 Mott Deal Ann, tailaress, 188 Broome Day Mary, 6j3Q Fourth Deal Jacob, stables, 137 Essex, h. 137 Essex DEA 145 DEC | Beale William, bootcrimper, 47 Howard Dean William R. drygoods, 115 William, & 59 John k Beale William (col’d), whitewashr, r. 155 W . B’way bds. Astor House ' Bealeny Catherine, widow of Joseph, 58 Ridge DEAN H. & CO. adamantine cahdls, 11 & 13 Stone ^Bealeny Joseph S. com. mer. 55 Water, h. 200 Clin- Dean & Montgomery, tinsmiths, 324 Spring v ton, Brooklyn Deane Ambrose, painter, 122 Clinton pi. Dealing Wm. bootmkr, 247£ Wooster, h. 245 W ’ster Deane David, notary public, 37 Burling slip, h. 63 Bealy Richard, engineer, 234 Ay. 1 Johnson, Brooklyn Bealy Sarah, widow, 161 Stanton Deane Geo. B. painter, 913 B’way, h. 264 W . 13th l Beamenus Peter (col’d), steward, 219 Church Deane Gilbert C. painter, 14 Norfolk, h. 14 Norfolk j Dean Amelia, widow o f William, vestmaker, 62 Pitt Deane Harriet, widow, 118 Orange Bean Benjamin T. agent, 95£ Cannon Deane Michael, painter, 109 Av. 4, h. 109 Av. 4 Bean Cecilia, widow o f Joseph, r. 6 Goerck Deane & Tracy, painters, 122 CUnton place jiBean Charles B. harbormaster, 9 E. 11th Deangelis Benedict, clerk, 84 Ann Bean Daniel, clerk, 399 Grand Deangelis Gidebn, cash, peoples’ bank, 173 Canal, h. Bean Duke, moulder, 21 Bedford 107 Amity hDean Edgar C. medicine chests, 36 South, h. 25 Deanhefer George, tailor, 103 Pitt White Deans David, printer, 162 Nassau, h. W ’msburgh jDean Edmond E. clerk, Rotunda pk. h.298 W . 22d Deans Stephen, carman, 130 Av. 10 *Dean Edw. B. cottonbroker, 89 Beaver, 27 N. Moore Deans Wm. mason, 221 Fifth 1Bean Emeline, dressmaker, 45£ Carmine Dearborn Alexander, mineral waters, 95 Av. 3 h. Dean Emily S. 248 Elizabeth 105 Av. 3 ,«DEAN ENOCH, shoes. 227 Bowery, and president Dearborn John, min. wtr. 95 Av. 3, h. 105 Av. 3 Bowery bank, h. 227 Bowery Dearborn Rhodolphus, healthwarden, 105 Av. 3 ilBean Frances, widow o f Samuel R. 34 Vandam Dearborn Samuel; captain, 205 W . 24th , Bean George F. mer. 35 Hudson pi. Dearborn J. & A. mineral waters, 95 Av. 3 t*Dean George F. lawyer, 64 Wall, h. Newark Deare Samuel A. sexton, 351 Av. 4 tt)ean G. R. physician, 157 East Broadway Dearman William H. coachmaker, 162 Crosby, h. Bean George W . student. 1 New 172 Stanton J3 IkDean George W . dining saloon, 158 William, h. 52 Deary Mary, widow o f Teddy, 64 Centre * Grand Deas John, laborer, 367 Twelfth Bean Hannah B. boarding, 30 Clinton pi. Dease Johanna, widow, 141 Cedar IBean Henry, confectioner, 741 Broadway, and mer­ Dease John L. bookbinder, 81 Greenwich Av. chant, 11 Stone, h. 92 Clinton pi. Deates Peter, engineer, 28 Lewis HDean Henry, seaman, 509 Broadway Debaud Antoine, restaurant, 156 Broadway iDean James, turner, 562 Hudson Debaun Abraham J. milkman, 292 W . 18th Dean James L. boots ehart Henry, produce. 4 W ’shton mkt. h. 8 Jay Delaney John, sawyer, 252 E. 11th )ehart John (col’d), engineer, 19 Laurens Delaney John, laborer, 349 Ninth t;)ehl Jacob, segarmaker, 298 Sixth Delaney John, laborer, r. 38 Trinity place SVHOMERGUE JOHN, distiller, 140 W . 17th, h. 78 Delaney John, junk, 80 Hamersley, h. r. 80 Hams’y Lexington Av. Delaney Lawrence, laborer, 90 Cherry iDehon Theodore, com. mer. 28 Beaver, h. 90 Tenth Delaney Martin, laborer, 369 Delaney )ehoog Peter, piano manufacturer and tuner o f Delaney Mary, groceries, 700 Water i pianos with the seolian, 90 Thompson, h. 92 Delaney Michael, tailor, r. 70 Hamersley i Thompson Delaney Patrick, laborer, r. 250 Mott )eicke Edward, lithographer, 131 Fulton, h. Hobkn Delaney Philip, laborer, 134 Third speike Herman, grocer, 29 Christopher Delaney Thomas, laborer, 291 Av. 1 )eike Herman, grocer, 17 Jacob Delaney Thomas, porter, 501 Washington «.)ein Michael, liquors, 13 Av. B Delaney Timothy, ashcarman, r. 182 Elizabeth |pditch Jacob, carpet weaver, 251 Division Delaney William, laborer, r. 102 Washington [j)eitering Frederick W. tailor, 30 New, h. 30 New Delaney William, laborer, 309 Delaney R)eitsch Theobold, bodpnkr, 95£ Duane, h. 95 Duane Delanguillette Ernest H. grocer, 9 St. John’s la. h. Epeitz Erhart, barber, 231 Third 2 York )eitz Rosa, bleacher, 418 Broadway Delano Charles, ironchests, 107 John, h. W ’msburg .Dejanon Charles, musician, 385 Broadway, h. 17 Delano Christopher, grocr, 58 Charlton, h. 60 Chl’n ^ Front, Brooklyn Delano Columbus, banker, 39 Wall, h. 430 Fourth dejanon Louis L. 39 Broad Delano Franklin H. late mer. 35 Burling slip, h. 45 iJejonge Jacob I. com. mer. 150 Front, h. 47 Lafayette pi. Dominick DELANO FREDERICK A. merchant, 35 Burling vDejonge Julius, marblepaper, 57 Gold, h. 134 W . slip, h. 39 Lafayette pi. Broadway Delano Jesse, ironsafes, 28 Gold, h. 28 Gold Dejonge Louis, importer, 57 Gold, h. 112 Hudson Delano Joseph W. shipchndlr, 30 South, h.765 Gwh Jpejonge William, com. mer. 150 Front, h. 59 Laight Delano Warren, jr. 39 Lafayette pi. 'DEJONGE J. & L. importers and manufacturers Delano William, ironchests, 28 Gold, h. 669 G’wich f o f fancy paper, 57 and 59 Gold DELANO, DUNLEVY & CO. bankers, 39 Wall **)ejonge, Brothers & Co. com. mers. 150 Front Delanoy John A. clerk, 178 Forsyth ^)ekins William, fender, 54 Willett Delanoy John F. fancygds, 214 Bleecker )eklyn Abigail, widow o f Barrent, 43 Troy Delany Andrew, tailor, 56 Thompson )eklyn Barant, lawyer, 9 Chambers Delany Ann, wid. Daniel, 506 Houston !®)eklyn William, late drygoods, 109 Greenwich Av. Delany Ann, widow o f Dan’l, r. 146 Laurens delafield Alfred W . dryg'ds, 26 Pine, h. 108 Bleecker Delany Catharine, wid. John, 506 Houston delafield Edward, physician, 108 Bleecker, after Oct. Delany Charles, glue, 235 Pearl, h. Philadelphia % 1st, 2 E: 17th Delany Charles, r. 185 Chrystie Delafield Henry & W m. mers. 79 Front, h. Hellgate Delany Edward, carman, 31 Pearl lelatield Joseph, pres. apch. land co. 56 Wall, h. Delany John, carpenter, 123 W . 19th 104 Franklin Delany John, stonecutter, 86 W. 25th (Delafield Richard, u. s. a. 11 W . 17th Delany John, carman, 116 Madison Delafield Rufus K. sec. £ 1. & t. co. 28 Exch. pi. h. Delany Joseph, gardener, r. 58 Hammond Staten I. \ Delany Matthew, laborer, r. 160 Third ADelafield William, mer. 79 Front, h. Hell-gate Delany Patrick, tailor, 80 Hamersley DELAFIGANIERE C. H. S. Portuguese consul, 81 Delany Patrick, carter, r. 10 LNorfolk } Front Delany Thomas, laborer, 62 Cherry BEL 148 BEM Delany William, laborer, 10 Oak Delten Abraham, fisherman, .472 E. Eleventh Delany William H. carman, 8 Desbrosses Deluce Augustus, clothing, 7 Bowery, h. 19 Oliver Delap Peter, furniture, 296 Division, b. 296 Divis’n Deluce George, artist, 71 Leonard Delapierre Bartholomew, ornaments, 198 Grand, h. Deluce Henry, broker, 4 Jones la. h. 73 Twelfth 198 Grand Deluce Thomas C. J. liquors, 222 Centre, h, 95 Delapierre Chas. B. com.mer. 81 John, h.172 E.14th Grand Delaplaine Isaac C. lawyer, 7 New, h. 266 Av. 4 Deluis William, shoemaker, 11 King Delaplaine John F. 7 New, h. 6 St. Mark’s pi. De Luze Alfred F. 51 New, h. 54 Seventh Delaplaine John F. jr. & Isaac C. lawyers, 7 New, h. De Luze Louis P. consul, 43 New, h. 54 Seventh 6. St. Mark’s pi. Del Vecchio Charles, lookifigglass, 1013 Broadway De la Plaza Raymond, com. mer. 101 Wall, h. 164 h. 1013 Broadway W . 14th DEL VECCHIO JAMES R. lookingglass, portrait DE LA PLAZA R. & Co. com. mers. 101 W all & picture frames, 495 B’way h. 1013 B’way DELATOUR ALBERT J. mineral waters, 25} Del Vecchio Joseph J. P. 495 Broadway Wall* h. 10 City Hall pi. De Lyons Alice, widow o f George, 182 Av. B Delatour Alex. sodawater, 25} Wall, h. 524 Pearl Demar John, pedler, r. 59 Vesey Delatour Gillern, milliner, 739 Broadway Demaray David, grocer, 150 West, h. 360 Wshgton Delaunay Augustus, 67 Wall, h.35 Tenth De Marcellin Edward P. physician, 105 Av. 4 h. Delaunay Victor, broker, 63 Wall, h. 35 Tenth Flushing DELAUNAY, ISELIN & CLARKE, brokers, 63 Demarest Abrm. carpenter, 126 Amos, h. 124 Amos Wall Demarest Abraham, chairmaker, 139 Elizabeth Delavan Charles H. u. s. b. w. 71 Greenwich, h. 177 Demarest Abraham, engraver, 2 Pine, h. 1Q7 Leroy E. Broadway Demarest Abraham, stairbuilder, 166 W. 10th DELAVAN CHRISTIAN S. com.mer. 27 Beekman, Demarest Abraham, mason, 2 Jane h. 446 Broome Demarest Abraham G. daguerreotypes, 326Bleecker DELAVAN EDWARD C. lawyer, 43 Wall, h. 389 Demarest Albert, captain, 45 Bedford Henry, Brooklyn Demarest Barney, carman, h. 810 Washington DELAVAN WILLIAM A. hotel, 8 Union place Demarest Benjamin B. late carman, 104 Hammond Delavergne George W . apothecary, 138 Av. 6, h. Demarest Benjamin P. carpenter, 15 Jones 138 Av. 6 Demarest Charles, carpenter, 21 King : DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPA­ Demarest Christina, widow o f Henry P. 3 Jones NY, 31 Wall, foot Hubert, Gouverneur slip c. Demarest Daniel, weigher, 33 Old si. h. 245 Spring Front, and King c. Greenwich Demarest David, cabinetmaker, 54 Twelfth, h. 50 D elbanco L. com. mer. 136 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Carmine Delcher Alexander, upholsterer, 149 Bowery, h. Demarest David, mason, 64 W . Washington place 345 Houston Demarest David, painter, 167 W . 28th Deleany Margaret, 224 Stanton Demarest David, boarding, 372 Av. 6. Delecuw Jacob, clothing, 140 Division Demarest David J. weigher, 109 Wall, h. 27 W. Delehanty Patrick, hats, 186 West Washington ph Delenaes Jane, tailor, 383 Madison Demarest David M. grocer, 104 Vesey, h. Hoboken Delence Thomas C. J. syrup manf. 222 Centre Demarest Eliza, wid. Nicholas, 143 Christopher Deleno William, steward, 383 Madison Demarest Garret, carman, 115 Perry Deloree Sarah, widow o f Peter, 96 Av. 9 Demarest Garret A. blacksmith, 122 Hammond Deleree William H. fancy store, 9} G’wich Av., h. Demarest Garret P. carman, 124 Hammond 9 } Greenwich Av. ! Demarest George W . carman, 42 Av, C Delezene Geo. W . grocer, 119 Av. 9 h. 139 W . 16th Demarest Gerherdus L. bookkeeper, 82 Cliff; h Delfel John, cabinetmaker, 11 Clarke, h. 30 Wooster Williamsburg Delif George, millwright, r. 78 Grand j Demarest Hannah, widow o f Peter, 742 Washington Delfs Marcus, mariner, 15 Cherry Demarest Harman, staircaser, 284 W. 19th, h. 231 Delger John, tailor, 108 Willet W . 24th Del Hoyo Francisco, mer. 20 S. William, h. 20 Lis- Demarest Henry, laborer, 66 Mangin penard Demarest Henry, thread, 305 Hudson & 607 B’way, Delius Daniel A. imp. 4 William, h Brooklyn h. 305 Hudson Dell Andrew, r. 85 Sheriff Demarest Isaac, carman, 7 Trjoy Dell Herman, grocer, 263 E. 21sfc Demarest Jacob, bootmkr, 111 Nassau, h. 112Prince Dellahunty Thomas, carman, 180 W . 20th Demarest Jacob J. carman, 154 Hammond Dellatorre Joseph, shipchandler, 106 South, h. 405 Demarest Jacob R. flour, 122 West, h. New Jersey Greenwich Demarest James, chairmaker, 5 Leonard Dellegar William F. hatter, 254 Bleecker, h. 254 Demarest James, carman, 121 Perry Blebcker Demarest James, carver, 78 Jane Delliber Lucius, stagedriver, E. 27th. c. Av. 3 Demarest James, sen. carpenter, h. 48 Macdougal Dellicker Leonard N. mer. 176 Front, h. 27 Pierre- DEMAREST JAMES A. birds, 539 Broadway pont, Brooklyn Demarest James B. tailor, 87 Av. 8, h. 87 Av. 8 Dellinger Charles, mer. 118 Pearl, h. 608 Houston Demarest James H. carman, 54 Leroy Dellinger James A. china, 294 Hdson, h. 294 Hdson Demarest Jasper, cartman, 556 Broome Delluc Francis, drugs, 2 Park row, 581 Broadway, Demarest John, chairmkr. 273 Bleecker, 119 B’wry and 250 Av. 4, bds. Crosby c. Houston Demarest John, carpenter, 141 Perry Delluc Marcellin, druggist, 581 Broadway, 2 Park Demarest John, mason, 126 Greene row, & 250 Av. 4, bds Crosby, c. Houston Demarest John, weigher, 81 Broad, h. 245 Spring Delluc & Co. druggists, 2 Park row, 581 Broadway, Demarest John, police, 114 Av. 4 emarest Sarah Ann, widow John, 18 Downing Denby Eliza (col’d), laundress, r. 58 Leonard Jbemarest Silas, staircaser, 284 W . 19th, h.295W.19th Denby Joshua, bricklayer, 207 Av. 9 Jjjemarest Stephen D. coal, 250 W . 17th Denderrow Cornelius, engineer, 474 Cherry ^emarest William H. bookkeeper, h. 48 Macdougal Denehan Dennis, laborer, 79 Av. 9 . >emarest William H. clerk, 156 Franklin Denehy Margaret, widow of John, 68 Catharine ^emarest Wm, L. sash & blind maker, 212Mulberry Denell Augusta, seaman, 9 Chestnut J»emarest William H. mason, 82 Vandam Deneuville Joseph, blinds, 146 Av. 7, r. 93 Amos Vemarest W m. P. findings, 525 G’wich, h. 22 King Deneuville & Wentzel, blinds, 146 Av. 7 "®emarest William R. painter, 257£ Bleecker, h. Dengler Joseph, shoes, r. 11 Pell ■ 257£ Bleecker Denham Andrew, porter, 220 W. 26th llemarest H. & S. staircasers, 284 W 19th DENHAM JOHN, houseagent, 124 Av. 8, h. 169 W. iemarest & Hoyt, flour, 122 West 16th emarest & Joralemon, grocers, 104 Vesey Denham William, houseagent, 159 W . 17th Hlemarkas Salmon, segar, 515 Hudson Denhy John, carman, 290 Third •fcembinski Theodore, segars, 605 Broadway Denike Abraham, sparmaker, 730 Water, h. 130 Jilemerest Samuel C. hardware, 215 Pearl Monroe Hemerest William H. mason, 64 Charlton Denike Frederick, physician, 5 Chambers, h. 189 emill Peter, late guager, 162 Mott Orchard Wemill Richard M. mer. 186 Front, h. Williamsburg Denike William, late drygoods, 74 Jane i emill Thomas A. mer. 186 Front, h. Brooklyn Denin John, laborer, 35 Oak Ijseiriill & Co. com. mers. & agents, 186 Front Denis Charles, carman, 193£- Division permit Benjamin, baker, 75 Lewis Denis James, laborer, r. 181 E. 11th fijpmilt Catharine, widow o f Obadiah, 95 Goerck Denison Abel, imp. 35 Liberty, h. 99 Chambers kjemilt J. D. teacher, h. 85 Third Denison A. Clarkson, clerk, 180 Fourth Sijsmilt James, teacher, h. 85 Fourth Denison Ashbel, liquors, 181 Reade, hi 5 Charlton l^jemilt John B. carman, 205 Allen Denison Charles, jr. grocer, 84 Dev, h. 188 Franklin ^m ilt William W . machinist, 206 Sullivan Denison Chas. S. liquors, 181 Reaae, h. 5 Charlton lining Andres, cooper, 212 Fifth Denison Denis, carpenter, 249 Broome laming Chester, late com. mer. h. 5 Murray Denison Ezra, mer. 26 Third *3ming David D. tailor, 203 B’ way, bds. 145 Hudson Denison George, lawyer, 14 Wall, h. Judson’s hotel tjEMING EDWARD, grocer, 67 Av. 3, h. 27 Denison Henry, 45 Horatio I* Eleventh Denison Lyman, grocer, 84 Dey, h. 25 Washington 3ming Egbert, late produce, 192 Broadway, h. 273 square w W . 21st Denison William, builder, 1 Minetta lane tim ing Fedk. pres. un. bank, 34 Wall, h. Brooklyn DENISON C. & L. & CO. grocers. 84 Dey jming George, carpenter, 31 Av. D DENISON, W EST & DURKEE, liquors, 181 Reade Burning George, ins. agt. 74 Wall, h. Brooklyn DENISON, WILLIAMS & DENISON, hats & caps, ^m ing James H. silkgoods, 67 William 9 Pine Sm ing Samuel B. lumber insp. 230 W. 22d Denmage Joseph, compositor, 91 W . 17th •'emmerle Peter V. mason, 197 Second DENMAN ASAHEL A. .building materials, lime, "nnming William, cooper, r. 63 Ridge cement, pressed bricks, &c. foot W . 20th, h. ’ mond John, shipwright, h. 686 Fourth 239 W . 19th ?fjmonet John B. barber, 13 Cortlandt, h. 253 Wm- Denman Benjamin, gaslamplighter, r. 140 Sullivan ®Hmonet Edward D. 239 Broome Briggs John F. blindmkr. 124 Amity, h. 217 Sullivn Drummond Samuel, druggist, 40 Reade, h. 12 Do* Briggs Susan A. widow o f Erastus, 13 Leroy minick Dring Thomas, customs, 16 Chrystie Drummond Samuel, reedmanuf. 106 W. 18th Brinker Henry, saddler, 137 Eldridge Drummond Thomas, carpenter, r. 54 Av. 3, h. 181 Blinker John, silversmith, 7 Sullivan W . 20th Brinker Sarah, widow o f Joseph, vegetables, Wash­ Drummond William E. stevedore, 312 Stanton ington market, h. 183 Buane Drummond William W . polisher, 183 Orchard Brinker William W . lawyer, 10 City Hall place, h. Drumon John, fancygds, 64 Chatham, h. 461 Pearl, Brooklyn Drury George, bookbinder, 262 Monroe Briou Eugene, importer, 156 G.wich, h. 156 G.wich Drury John, laborer, 365 Tenth Bri8Coll Andrew, laborer, 112 Anthony Drury John, horseshoer, 120 Church Briscoll Catharine, widow o f William, huckster, Drury Michael, mer. 9 Stone 27 Catharine market, h. 8 Pelham Drury Moses, distiller, 235 Delaney Briscoll Cornelius, porterhouse, 31 Orange Drury William S. agent, 6 Platt, h. 63 Murray Briscoll Cornelius, laborer, 361 Cherry Drury William S. tailor, 135 Goerck Briscoll Baniel, laborer, 108 Roosevelt Dryborough Alexander,seaman, 16 Hamilton Briscoll Bennis, tailor, 44 Forsyth Dry burgh Thomas, thread & needles, 193} Division Briscoll Florence, laborer, 398 Water h. 193} Division Briscoll James, laborer, r. 64 Montgomery DRY BOCK SAVINGS BANK, 619 Fourth Briscoll James, tailor, 62 Montgomery Dryer Carson, liquors, 105 Av. 6 Briscoll Jeremiah, tailor, r. 64 Montgomery Dryer Henry, cabinetmaker, 81 Norfolk Briscoll Jeremiah, laborer, 386 Water Dryer William L. leather, 32 Ferry, h. 66 Macd'gal Briscoll John, porterhouse, 61 Roosevelt Dry fuss S. pedler, 381 Grand Briscoll John, coal, 177 Wooster, boards New Drysdale Catharine, wid. Jas. grocery, 343} Water York Hotel Drysdale Isabella, widow o f Andrew, fancystore, Briscoll John, laborer, r. 64 Montgomery 48 Av. 4, h. 48 Av. 4 D UD 165 DUF Drysdale Marg’t, wid. Andw. fancy store, 117 Varick Dudley Gilman, marble, 584 Hudson, h. 64 Troy "Drysdare Robert, farrier, 20 Fifth, h. r. 20 Fifth Dudley Henry, architect, 298 Broadway Duane Johan, widow, 98 First Dudley John, painter, 180 W . 20th Duane Martin H. cooper, 34 Old si. h. 93 Bowery Dudley Jonas G. mer. 50 ubois James (col’d), seaman, 3 Anthony Duff James, porter, 8 Dutch t^ubois Jas. G. builder, 22 Bethune, h. 8£ Bethune Duff James, rigger, 95 James ►ubois John, tailor, 251 B’way, h. 90 Macdougal Duff James, plumber, 210 Water, h. Av. 3 n. E. 5»>ubois Lewis, carpenter, 8£ Bethune. 20th ►ubois Maria P. wid. o f William H. 37 Market Duff James, late grocer, 148 Rivington Lu>ubois Matw. W . gas fittings, 45 Av. 8, h. 14 Bedfrd DUFF JAMES F. undertaker, 156 Av. 7, h. 156 Av. 7 .'ubois Peter, coachmkr, 207 Greene, h 202 Greene Duff James M. carman, 241 Ninth j.'ubois Peter, carpenter, 13 Greenwich Av. Duff John, weaver, 172 W . 26th f 'ubois Samuel B. scalemaker, 39 Greene, h. 142 Duff Louisa, 345 Av. 8 » Jay. Brooklyn Duff Mary W. widow o f Matthew, 241 Ninth Dubois Sarah, nurse, 81 Fourth Duff Thomas, engineer, 145 E. 11th nbois Sarah, nurse, 120 Orange Duff William, late tailor, 70 Rivington ^ ubois Sarah, widow o f Stephen, 47 Essex Duffee Catharine C. dressmaker, 111 Chambers ubois William, pianos, 300 B’way, h. 13 Crosby Dufiee & Middleton, dressmakers, 111 Chambers 'ubois William H. (col’d), barber, 92£ King Dulfeney George, 186 Eldridge ..ubois & Co. importers, 60 Nassau Duffett James, furrier. 185 Av. B Vubois & Vandervoort, com. mers. 37 Water Duffey Andrew, laborer, r. 17 Roosevelt HUBOIS & WARRINER, pianosr 300 Broadway & Duffey Ann, widow, laundress, 310 Rivington * 13 Crosby Duffey Bernard, carman, 449 Cherry * ubord John J. H. grocer, 16 Av. 3, bds. 44 Av. 3 Duffey Bernard, carman, 85 W . 19th pibosq Henry, jeweler, 170 B’way, h. Philadelphia Duffey George, barkeeper, 8 Carlisle * ubourdieu Celestine, ironing, 51 Franklin Duffey James, laborer, 104 Pitt * ubuar Francis, accountant, 69 First Duffey James, cabinet, j 3 W . 15th ^ubuisson Geo. W . paper, 115 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Duffey Jane, widow, washer, r. 13 Elizabeth I'Hicas Alexander, pedler, 201 Second Duffey John, coachman, r. 64 Montgomery •®ucat Julia D. teacher, 213 E. Broadway Duffey John, junk, 11W . Twelfth uchardt Hieronimus, butcher, 193 Av. 8,h. 193 Av.8 Duffey Patrick, late porterhouse, W . 30th n. Av. 7 nkuchardt Jacob, butcher, W . 30th c. Av. 8 Duffey Patrick, gardener, 116 Av. 7 : uchartdt Christina, wid. o f Conrad, 192 Broome Duffey Peter, junk, 117 Twelfth ihichet Henry, chairmaker, 168 W . Broadway Duffey Philip, grocer, 56 Spring IWUCKER CHRISTIAN H. grocer, 138 Liberty (fe­ Duffey Terence, boatman, 11 Albany ll* 154 Washington, h. 138 Liberty Duffey William, liquors, 276 Mott, h. 276 Mott ucker Henry, grocer, 213 Delaney ,and 11 Pell, h. Duffie Cornelius R. (Rev.), 151 Lexington At . |f 213 Delaney Duflield Benjamin, u. s. n. 219£ Church flicker Henry, grocer, 67 Av, C. h. 260 Fifth Duffils Elizabeth, (col’d) doctress, 223 Second ucker John P. grocer, 9 Pell, h. 9 Pell Duffin John, tailor, r. 124 E. Broadway gjucker Melchior, liquors, 596 Houstn, h. 596 Houstn Duffin Samuel, mason, 168 W . 16th gjuckgeischel William, cutter, 126 Third Duffus Dennis, laborer, r. 234 E. 13th giuckwitz George F. mer. 93 Pearl, h. 179 Henry, Duffy Bartholomew, printer, 21 Downing gj Brooklyn Duffy Bernard, cooper. 9 Fletcher, h. 9 Fletcher uckworth John, musician, 138 Spring Duffy Bernard, shoemaker, 358 Grand ; ackworth H. M. grocer, 61 Dey, h. 157 Barrow Duffy Bridget, washing, 145 W . 16th lekworth Nelson, mer. 220 Wash. h. 696 G’wich Duffy Catharine, boarding, 123 Willett lickworth )uncan Seth, smith, 300$- Third Dunlap Abraham B. fruits, 186 Front, h. Wmsburg i )uncan Thomas, fancygoods, 43 Maiden la. h. 89 Dunlap Hannah, widow o f William I. boarding, 47 W . 21st Robinson jluncan Thomas, baskets, 68 Catharine Dunlap James, seaman, 71 Perry gj)uncan Thomas E. mer. 85 Beaver & 65 Wall Dunlap James, spectacles, 89 Av. 8, h. 89 Av. $ )uncan William, horseshoer, 29$- First Dunlap James, tailor, 243 Tenth i )uncan W . T. H. com. mer. 26 Broad & 40 Stone, Dunlap Robert, physician, 138 Waverley pL « h. W . 17th n. Av. 5 Dunlap Robert, carman, 101 King •j)uncan Walter, bakery, 373 Av. 4, h. 373 Av. 4 Dunlap Samuel carman, 124 Av. 6 ‘Duncan William, cooper, 72 Gansevoort Dunlap Samuel, butcher, 7 Attorney Duncan William, porter, 31 Pearl Dunlap Samuel F. lawyer, 37 Wall, h. 304 Fourth ^uncan William, tailor, 17 Stone, h. 10 Pearl Dunlap Thomas, seedsman, 635 Broadway, h. Bond Suncan William (col’d), coachman, 58 W . 18th Street h. Thmcan William A. paper,161 Will’m,h.280 W.20th DUNLAP THOMAS, liquors, 7 Frankfort, h. 278 *)uncan William M. clerk, 49 Market Henry 6>uncan J. & W . tailors, 17 Stone DUNLAP WILLIAM G. Dunlap'S hotel, 135 Fulton *>uncan & Burdett, shipchandlers, 114 Wall Dunlay John, bricklayer, 155 Av. 1 1)uncan & West, whitesmiths, 4 Liberty pi. & 51 Dunlea Cornelius, tailor; 3 Pelham Beekman. (See card appendix) Dunleavy Christopher, porterhouse, 7 Pitt JTJNCAN, LEWIS uncomb David S. drygds, 76 William, h. 11 Pike Dunlop Archibald A. brewer, 120 Warren, h. Water- N>undan James, mason, r. 201 W.26th vliet Sunderdale Forbes, cloths, 32 Maiden la. h. 10 Paci- Dunlop Easter, widow o f William, 647 Hudson * . fic, Brooklyn Dunlop George, physician, 12 Fourth Munderdale Joseph, auctioneer, r. 35 Wall, h. New Dunlop James W . clerk, 124 Broadway, bds. Na­ o Utrecht, L. I. tional h. Oundon James, carpenter, 7 Lewis Dunlop Thomas, carpenter, 381 Av. 8 't>unely William, jr. coppersmith, 81 Pike Dunlop R. & Son, brewers, 120 Warren, h. Albany Is*unfort John, casemaker, r. 24 Pell Dunn Alexander, baker, 294 W . 17th [0unford James, oysters, 21 Mulberry, h. 94 Cross Dunn Alexander, caiman, 455 Houston fchmham Aaron, bookbinder, 122 Fulton, h. 75£ Essx Djunn Ann, widow o f Bryan, r. 105 Thompson >ung Albert, druggist, 264 Division Dunn Catharine, 21 Whitehall ►ungave Daniel, laborer, 198 E. 13th Dunn Catharine, widow o f Michael, 11 Spring f.frunham Alexander S. carman, 199 W . 13th Dunn Charles, produce, West ft. Vesey,h 9 Frank­ ►unham Anne, widow o f Andrew, 192 W . 20th fort Dunham Caroline, 17 Walker Dunn Daniel, painter, 1 Dry Dock ►unham David R. engraver, 102 Broadway Dunn David, indiarubber, E. 32d c. Av. 3 if)unham Edward, com. mer. 5 South, h. 167Henry, Dunn David, silversmith, r. 53 Mercer, h. 754 G’wich 2 Brooklyn Dunn David, jeweler, 77 Bedford jj)unham Edward W . & Son, com mers. 5 South, h. Dunn Dennis, thread & needles, 55 Hamersley gj! 63 Warren, Brooklyn Dunn Edward, seaman, 171 Av. A jpunham Frazee, 116 Laurens Dunn Edward, carman, 169 E. llth t ►unham H. B. indiarubber >Earle Thomas, carpets, 201 B’way, h. 206 Spring Ebaugh George F. dentist, 160 E. 23d j g Earle Thomas D. drygds. 57 Catharine, h. 45 Grand Ebaugh John S. (Rev.), 162 E. 23d j; Earle William, cotton broker, 89 Beaver Ebbat David, laborer, 63 Mangin Earle William H. jeweler, 6 Liberty pi. h. 157 Allen Ebbets Daniel, police, 201 Mott Earle William P. hotel, 19 City Hall square Ebbets Daniel, cash. un. bk. 34 Wall, h. 3 Albion pi. EARLE & CO. saleratus, 68 and 70 Washington Ebbets Edwd. N. acct. bk. state n. y. h 149 Av. 1 i EARLE & DEAN, brokers, 89 Beaver Ebbets Elizabeth, wid. of John B. 203 Prince Earle & Hodenpyl, jewelers, 6 Liberty place Ebbets James, 163 Elm EARLE & PORTER, merchants, 95 and 97 Front Ebbets John, porterhouse, Spring c. Laurens, k. Earles Patrick, groom, 133 E. 24th 473 Greenwich Earley Henry, soapstone, 207 Grand, h. 147 Elm Ebbets John B. liquors, 162 Spring : Eariey Hugh, carman, W . 29th, n. Av. 10 Ebbets John J. A. broker, 45 William Earley Hugh, bottles, 71 Thompson Ebbinghousen George, cabinetmaker, 90 Attorney Earley Jeremiah, laborer, 6 De Peyster h. 93 Attorney Early Ellen, milk, 124 Perry Ebbinghousen & Co. cabinetmakers, 90 Attorney Early John, laborer, r. 215 Hester Ebbitt Humphrey, grocer. 61 Watts Early John P. strawgoods, 202 B’way, h. 163 Tenth Ebbitt Wm. watchcase, r. 17 John, h. 192 Franklin 1 Early Michael, coachman, 255 Mulberry Ebbs Thomas, butcher, 328 Stanton ; Early Owen, gratesetter, 341 Twelfth Ebel Nicholas, pedler, 10 Av. B Easom Jonathan, shipcarpenter, 48 Houston Ebelher George, bootmaker, 180 Essex East Ann, widow o f Josiah, 200 E. Broadway Eberding Julius, buttonmaker, 138 Clinton 5 East Josiah, shoes, 200 E. B’way, h. 200 E. B’way Eberenty Morris, combs, 94 Pitt i EAST RIVER INSURANCE CO. 69 Wall Eberhard Francis, tinman, 198 William ■ Eastburn Thomas, compositor, 32 Gouverneur Eberhardt Christina, dressmaker, 74 Chrystie Eastburn William, jeweler, 98 Av. 3 Eberhart Irnanuel, tailor, 340 Ninth i Eastburn John W. deputy sheriff, 232 Av. B Eberle Christian, wheelwright, 263 Third Easterbrooks Ray B. drugs, 10 Astor house, h. 25 Eberle Joseph, shoemaker, 118 Norfolk Park place Eberle Philip, blacksmith, W. 38th n. Av. 8 Easthem Thomas, machinist, r. 156 Broome Eberly William, carpenter, r. 59 Elm Eastman Albert L. drygds^ 62 Cedar, h. W ’msburgh Ebersold Philip T. bootmaker, 237 Delaney Eastman Augustus M. mer. 170 Water, h. Brooklyn Ebert George, cabinet maker, 4 Forsyth, h. 152 Eastman C. A. clerk, 6 State Orchard Eastman Esther, widow o f Samuel, 74 Cannon Ebert John, brewer, 495 Av. 3, h. 495 Av. 3 Eastman Stephen R. carpenter, 387 Av. 6 Ebert Rodolf, bootmaker, r. 103 Sheriff Eastman Oman (Rev.), sec. Am. tract society, 150 Eberth Valentine, baker, 159 Av. 1 Nassau, h. 5 Lamartine place, W . 29th Ebling Frederick, carpenter, 64 W. Washingtn pi. Eastman Smith J. merchant, 35 Front, h. Brooklyn Ebling Joseph E. confectioner, 200 & 20Q£ Bowe­ EASTMAN, SHELDON & TOWNSEND, drygoods, ry, h. 200 Bowery 62 Cedar Eccles John, broker, 84 Mulberry Eastmond Edward, sawing, 59 W . 13th Eccles Richard, japanned cloth, 205 W ater Easton Asel, surveyor, 117 John, h. Long Island Eccles Thomas, weaver, r. 56 Ridge Easton Charles, painter, 31 Av. 1 Eccles William, clerk, 161 Front, h. 169 Broome Easton Charles, cotton broker, 152 Pearl, h. 48 St. Eccles William, carman, 4 Jersey Mark’s place Eccleston Edward, 492 Broome EDGr • 172 EDS Eccleston John, painter, 103 Goerck Edgar William, brewer, 27 Sheriff Eccman Michael, cabinetmaker, 53 Attorney Edgar William, 86 University pi Echalez Theodore N. wines, 131 Water, h. Bklyn Edgar & Dickson, plumbers, 437 Hudson ECHARTE FRANCIS, brok. 83 Wall, h. 13 W oostr Edgecomb William, coachbuilder, 55 Cannon ECHEVERRIA MANUEL, com. mer. 100 Pearl, bds Edgecomb Nancy, widow o f Samuel, nurse 9 Whitehall Delaney Echinbeyer Joseph, tailor, 9 Bayard Edgerley Martha, wid. o f John, bakery, 299 g^v Eck John, umbrella maker, r. 164 Third Edgerley Thomas, g. scribe s. t. 290 B‘way, h lS Eckart Charles, porterhouse, 196 Centre Canal ’ 1 Eckart Simon, liquors, 47 West, h. 47 West Edgerton Abel T. tailor, 48 Fulton, h. 48 Fulton Eckel Alicia, wid. o f John, boarding 35 Beekman Edgerton Henry, clerk, 437 Grand Eckel Andrew, liquors^ 249 William, h. 249 William Edgerton Lycurgus, merchant, 58 Broadway bd. Eckel Frederick M. boarding, 98 Oliver Judson’s hotel Eckel Henry, grocer, 339 Fifth Edgerton Margaret, dressmaker, 13 Mercer Eckel John J. leather, 36 Spruce, h. N. Jersey EDGERTON THEODORE TRACY, imp.l46Peari Eckel Philip, pianomaker, 349 Twelfth h. 146 Joralemon, Brooklyn Eckel Poole, smith, 332 Houston Edgerton William K. mer. 146 Pearl, h. Jersey city Ecken Robert, gardener, 555 Fourth Edgington Charlotte, widow o f James, h. 67 Spring Ecker Jacob, shoemaker, 546 Hudson Edgworth James, carman, 93 Lewis Ecker Robert, gardener, 532 Fourth Eding Schawn, painter, 80 Av. B Ecker Peter, cabinet maker, 131 Third Edinger Aaron, segarmaker, 256 Suffolk Eckersley Joseph, chemist, 184 W . 18th Edinger Herman, jeweler, 45 Rivington, h. 45 Eckerson Benjamin, liquors, 175 West, h. 577 Wash Rivington Eckerson John, carpenter, 178 W . 13th Edinger Jacob, porter, 263 Broome Eckerson Salome A. wid. o f Henry, 338 Bleecker Edington William, tinsmith, 165 Delaney ECKERSON & DIMMICK, liquors, 175 W est Edlar Henry, stagedriver, 121 W . 21st Eckert Adam, porterhouse, 225 Rivington Edler Christopher & Co. groeer, 220 Av. B Eckert George, cookshop, 31 Orange Edler Richard, grocer, 220 Av. B, h. 220 Av. B Eckert George, tailor, 113 Third Edlin James H. cutter, 149 Second Eckert John 43 White Edmancy Andrew, engineer, 297 Av. 1 Eckert John J. tinsmith, 316 Bleecker, h. 101 Perry EDMISTON JOHN, com. mer. 112 Broad, h. B’klyn Eckert W m . V. tinsmith, 316 Bleecker, h. 101 Perry Edmond Silas F. bookbinder, 114 Madison Eckes Peter, baker, 223 Rivington Edmonds Charles, engraver, 80 Nassau, h. 127 Eckhard Caspar, shoemkr, 178 Spring, h. 178 Spring Twelfth EckhofF Frederick, 126 Church, h. 126 Church Edmonds David, laborer, 262 E. 11th Eckler Albert, printer, 27 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Edmonds Francis W . cash. Mech. bank, 33Wall Eckler Peter, cabinetmaker, 143 W . 16th Edmonds George, 384 Broome Eckstein Henry, butcher, 21 Washington h. 261 Edmonds George, artfic’l flower manuf. 29 Howard Houston h. 29 Howard JEckstien Adolph, clerk, 59 Av. A Edmonds Jacob, jr. clerk, 115 Broadway, h. 258 Eckstein David, glazier, 91 Cannon Pearl, Brooklyn Ects Gustave, boxmaker, 74 Duane Edmonds James, 8 Watts Eddey Ellis D butcher, 5 Clinton mkf. h. 407 Av. 1 Edmonds John, physician, 533 Av. 8, h. 533 Av.8 Eddey John, butcher, 18Catharine mkt. h.409 Av. 1 EDMONDS JOHN F. surveyor’s office, c. h., L Eddey John V. butcher, 18 Cathne. mkt. h. 409 Av.l 215 Clinton Eddey William, butcher, 263 Av. 3, h. 263 Av. 3 Edmonds John W . judge, 26 New City Hall, L 55 Eddinger Samuel, segars, 81£ B’wery, h. 81£ B’wry E. 30th Eddy Amos, paternmaker, h. 274 Walker Edmonds Reuben, carriagemaker, Av. 2 n. 28th Eddy Caines, shipcarpenter, 365 Sixth Edmonds Richard, tailor, 194 Green, h. 194 Green Eddy George M. meas. tapes, 18 Platt, h. 139 Hester Edmonds Thomas, 67 Sullivan Eddy Herman J (Rev). 304 Madison i Edmonds Thomas, jr. 67 Sullivan Eddy James, shoemaker, 30 Houston Edmonds William, warden, Centre c. Franklin Eddy Jas. M. jejyelry, 17 Maiden l.h. Warren, R. I. Edmonds William, silverpolisher, 1 Collister Eddy John, rop'emaker, 607 Grand Edmonds & Gill, artif. flower manuf. 29 Howard Edddy John W . prfumry, 258 Pearl, h. 35 E. B’way Edmondson Richard (col’d), barber, 210 Grand Eddy Lewis, daguerrean artist, 218 Seventh Edmondson Robert, marketman, 152 Chambers Eddy Matilda, boarding, 284 W . 27th Edmonson Elizabeth, bonnetmaker, E. 40th, bet Eddy Nelson, forwarder, 6 Front, h. Macon, Geo. Avs. 2 & 3 Eddy & Lathrop, forwarders, 6 Front Edmonson John, rigger, r. 68 James Edel Frederick, bootmaker, 489 Bway, h. 65 Mercer Edmonson John, bonnets, 224J Bowery, h. 224} Edeler F. A. china, 367 Bowery, h. 370 Bowery Bowery Eden John H. grocer, 196 Av. 8. h. 185 W . 20th Edmonston Augustus, cooper, 97 Clinton Eden Nicholas, grocer, 2 Duane Edmonston Harriet C. dressmaker, 419£ Grand Eder Henry M. com. mer. 71 Pine Edmonston Peter, tobaccoeutter, 190 Rivington Ederheimer Isaac, jeweler, h. 139 E. 21st Edmonstone Charles, machinist, 274 Seventh Ederson Cornelius M. carpenter, 72 Forsyth Edmunds Abraham, lockmaker, r. 14 Cannon Ederson Ruth (col’d). confectioner, 218 Church Edmunsen Brunetta (col’d), widow of John, wash­ Edes Henrietta B. boarding, 621 Broadway ing, 13 Anthony Edes Peter, com. mer. 89 Front, h. 143 Greene Edouards Charles, jeweler, 208 William, h. 208 Edey Frere, broker, 29 Merchants Exchange, h. 68 William Baltic, Brooklyn Edsall Cornelius, cooper, 168 Washington, board* Edey Henry, brokr. 113 Front, h. 296 Henry, B’klyn 64 King Edey Matthew C, broker, 19 Old si. h. Ravens wood Edsall Daniel, shipchandler, 95 Thompson Edey Alex, plumber, 437 Hudson, h. 437 Hudson Edsall Daniel, carpenter, 64 King EDGAR BENJAMIN W . grocer, W . 24th, c. Av. 9 Edsall Daniel G. shipchandler, 145 West, h. 95 Edgar Harriet, widow o f William C. 71 Perry Thompson Edgar Freeman, grocer, 454 Av. 8 h. 454 Av. 8 Edsall Jacob, shoemaker, 64 King Edgar Hetty, widow o f Peter, 36 White Edsall James, shipcarpenter, 54 West & 252 South, Edgar James, grocer, 389 Bowery, h. 389 Bowery h. 244 Madison Edgar James A. merchant, 95 Front, and 331 West, Edsall Peter, shoemaker, 64 King h. 149 Av. 2. Edsall Peter, jr. fishmonger, r. 17 Morton EDGAR JAMES M. grocer, Av. 9 c. W . 19th, h. Edsall Rachel, livery stable, 20 Anthony Av. 9 c. W . 19th Edsall Sarah, widow o f Joseph, 127 Sullivan Edgar Jonathan, lawyer, 25 Nassau, h. 121 Chmbrs Edsall William, accountant, 5 Bridge, h. 62 High# Edgar Matthias B. appraiser, 12 Broad Brooklyn EDW 173 EGA EDSALL & BRYAN, shipwrights. 54 West, 252 Edwards Joseph, physician, 179 W . 15th South, and 497 Water Edwards Joseph D. cider, 102 Barclay, h. W . 48th SEdsail & Ryers, coopers, 168 Washington n. Av. 7 Edson Clement M. lawyer and commissioner for Edwards Justin A. silkgoods, 161 Broadway Illinois, 35 Wall, h. 2 Park pi. Edwards Lewis A. agent, 303 West, h. 43 Horatio \Edson Dewitt C. crockery, 40 Columbia Edwards Margaret, boarding, 124 Elm i Edson John, architect, 85 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Edwards Maria (col’d), wid. o f Samuel, r. 11 Clark Edson T. H. stoves, 240 Water, h. 59 E. Broadway Edwards Mary, widow o f Edward, 139 Mulberry |Edson Tracy R. engraver, 48 Mers. Ex. h 721B’way Edwards Mary, widow of Pierpont, 74 Beekman Edstrom Edwin cabinetmaker, 261 Bowery, & 465 Edwards Moses, wood inspector, 41 Mangin Av. 8, h. 261 Bowery Edwards Nancy, widow of Benj. B. 859 Broadway Edward Davis, importer, 221 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Edwards Ogden, lawyer. 74 B’ way, h. 18 St. Mks pL tEdwards A. dressmaker, 200 Canal Edwards Ogden P. lawyer, 18 Park pi. IEdwards A. C. accountant, 200 Mulberry, h. 197 E dwards Peter, carman, 318 Ninth Mulberry Edwards Peter (col’d), laborer, r. 171 Monroe EDWARDS ALFRED, insurance agent, llM er. Ex. Edwards Quin, laborer, r. 108 Goerck h. 37 Vandewater Edwards Richard, butcher, E. 39th bet. Avs. 2 & 3 EDWARDS ALFRED & CO. silks, 122 Pearl, after Edwards Richard, tailor, r. 115 Chrystie the 1st Jan. 1852, 9 & 11 Park pL h. 48 Willow, Edwards Richard, mason, 106 W. 20th | Brooklyn Edwards Richard C. mer. 122 Pearl HEdwards Amory, merchant, 122 Pearl, h. 69 Willow Edwards Robert, 267 Madison Brooklyn Edwards Robert O. mer. 65 Front, h. N. Jersey Edwards Amos K. carman, 37 Sheriff Edwards Robert, butcher, h. 214 Mulberry iEdwards Anne, nurse, 126 Av. C Edwards Robert jr. clothing, 387 Hudson, h. 95 Edwards Ansel & Co. books, 116 Liberty, h. St. Hamersley Louis Mo. Edwards Sylvester J. drygoods, 133 William, h. 6 .jEdwards Carlton, lawyer, New City Hall, h. 260 Carroll, Brooklyn ** Tenth Edwards Thomas, aurist, 518 Broadway, h. Long I. .Edwards Catherine M. widow o f John, 323 Av. 4 Edwards Thomas, conductor, 124 E. 27th *J£dwards Charles, lawyer, 66 Broadway, h. 70 Jane Edwards Thomas, carpenter, W . 37th n. Av. 8 ‘^Edwards Charles rigger, 28 Spruce Edwards Walter, lawyer, 64 Wall, h. 169 Greene ^Edwards Charles H. wines, 2 Jones lane, h. Eliza- Edwards William, sawyer, 141 Av. 6 * bethtown Edwards William, shipmaster, 279 Ninth Edwards Charles P. mason, 202 W . 18th Edwards William, paper. 201 William Edwards David, embroideries, 557 Broadway, h. 58 Edwards Williams H. 40 Wall, h. 77 Henry, B’klyn 1 KinS Edwards W m. M. clerk, 10 Battery pi. h. N.Rochelle Edwards Edward, c. h. officer, 39 Clinton Edwards William R. shoemaker, 116 Stanton ^Edwards Edward, cabinetmaker, 17 Downing, h. 19 Edwards Zuriah, wid. o f Thomas, 95 Hamersley Downing Edwards & Son, sign painters, 157 Canal ^Edwards Edward, captaiu, 18 Ludlow EDWARDS & MADDEN, embroideries, 557 Broad* Edwards Edward, grocer, 1^5 Crosby way Edwards Edward, basketmaker, r. 14 Cannon EDWARDS & MAN, lawyers, 64 Wall ''-Edwards Elizabeth, widow of John, 329 Av. 6 Edwards, Sanford & Co. merchants, 16 Wall iEdwards Ellen, wid. o f William, 116 Hammond Eeles Jno. W . butcher, 522 Pearl, h. W . 31st n. Av.7 Edwards Frances, widow o f William, h. 195 W . 15th Eells Samuel, boarding, 42 Beach s§Ed'wards Frank S. druggist, 90 Fulton, h. 325 B.way Eifray Felix, confectioner and sweet chocolate Edwards George, mer. 16 Wall, h. Philadelphia maker, 457 Broadway, h. 457 Broadway liED WARDS GEORGE, teas, 248 Bleecker, h. 83 Egaland Mary, widow o f William, 50 Ridge ti Christopher Egan Alice, widow, r. 609 Greenwich Edwards Geo. W . tailor, 48 Av. B, h. 48 Av. B Egan Andrew, porter, 563 Fourth Edwards George W . provisions, 229 Chrystie, h- Egan Ann, widow o f Michael, 49 William Newtown j Egan Bernard, laborer, 117 Av. 1 ^Edwards Henry, manufacturer o f stained and cut Egan Catharine, corsetmaker, 473 Pearl j glass, hall lanterns and coach lamps, stained Egan Charles, tailor, 8 Chestnut glass windows for churches, &c. Glass bent Egan Charles C. lawyer, r. 35 Wall, h. University for windows, clocks, &c. Metal sashes and pi. cor. Eighth street lanterns, 116 Nassau, h. 59 Hudson Egan Christian, nailor, r. 84 Pitt Edwards Henry, mer. 122 Pearl, h. 69 Willow, B’lyn Egan Daniel, shipwright, 82 Pike - Edwards Henry (col’d), waiter, 8 Downing Egan David, stonecutter, 6 Pearl ^Edwards Isaac, police, 81 Second Egan David D. lookingglass, 172 Canal, h. 172 Canal ^Edwards Isaac, aockmaster, 80 Horatio Egan Dunn, shoemaker, 180 Elizabeth •-Edwards Jacob N. cider, 4 South, h. 24 Watts Egan Edward, cabinetmaker, 3 Jackson pi. p£dwards James A. jeweler, r. 9 Elizabeth, h. 139 Egan Elizabeth, widow o f Michael, 316 Mott Mulberry Egan James, laborer, r. 172 W . 16th ^•Edwards Jas. M. accoutant, 71 Wall, h. Brooklyn Egan James, agent, 153 E. 24th “'Edwards Jane, widow o f Matthew, r. 43 Hammond Egan James G. porter, r. 13 Mott 'Edwards Jeremiah, carpenter, 189 W . 26th Egan John, grocer, 535 Washington ,JEdwards Job, 202 Greenwich Egan John, boarding, 1 Dry dock rEdwards John, sailmaker, 32 Hudson Egan John, grocer, Av. 3 c. E. 42d,h. Av. 3 c. E. 42d "Edwards John, cooper, 96 Wall, h. 345 Av. 3 Egan John, laborer, r. 134 Elizabeth JEdwards John, seaman, r. 125 Monroe Egan John, coachman, r. 107 Thompson ^Edwards John, exchange, 290 Mott Egan John, laborer, 3 Whitehall Edwards John, shoes, 88 Mulberry Egan John, coachman, 96 W . 20th ^Edwards John, laborer, 29£ Cherry Egan John, laborer, 206 Fifth Edwards John (col’d), cook, r. 74 Reade Egan Kieran, laborer, 377 Ninth 0 Edwards John B. accountant, 200 Mulberry, h. 197 Egan Kieran, porter, 33 Prince Mulberry Egan Kieran, dealer in bagging, burlaps, bags, rope, Edwards John G. carman, 60 Av. C twine, rags, cotton, cotton bales, paper, paper ^■Edwards John J. jr. signpainter, 157 Canal, h. 200 stock, &c. 19 Burling slip Canal Egan Luke, plasterer, 31 Prince Edwards Jno. J. signpaintr, 157 Canal, h. 200 Canal Egan Margaret, widow o f Patrick, 7 Reade J#E d wards John P. teacher, h. 21 W . 13th Egan Margaret, 77J Roosevelt k s|Edwards Jonathan, lawyer, 18 Park pi. Egan Michael, carpenter, r. 103 Sheriff ^EDWARDS JOSEPH, butcher, 207 Elizabeth, h. Egan Patrick, laborer, 558 Fourth 29 Prince Egan Patrick, bd’g, 95 Washington, h. 95 Wash’ton EHR 174 ELD Egan Patrick, brassfounder, h. r. 231 Bowery Ehrhardt Geo. baker, 251 Bowery, h. 251 Bowery Egan Peter, carman, 219 Seventh Ehrhardt Jacob, polisher, 116 W . 19th Egan Peter J. shoemaker. 63 Gouvemeur Ehrichs John, grocer,336 Wash’ton, h.336 Wash’tm Egan Richard, carman, 167 Allen Ehrichs John H. grocer, 297 Washingtn,h.l36Rpi»(L> Egan Sarah, grocer, 240 W . 16th Ehrichs Luder, grocer, 452 Broome *** Egan Stephen, mason, r. 32 Ridge Ehrles Joseph, tailor, 124 Hester Egan Thomas, stonecutter, E. 22d c. Av. 2, h. 180 Ehrleih Lipman, segarmaker, 39 Av. C E. 17th Ehrmann Ernst, coffehouse, 204 William Egan Thomas, laborer, 77.} Bropme Eibell Sebastian, cabinetmaker, 139 Third Egan Thomas, carter, 117 W . 24th Eibeschutz Julius, coach trimmer, 96 Houston \ Egan William, coal, 612 Greenwich, h. 49 Clarkson 162 Houston ’ 11 Egan William, cooper, r. 113 Cliff Eibs John C. porterhouse, 46 Orange Egan William, plasterer, 334 Twelfth Eichell John, carpenter, 159 Eldridge Egbart Aletta M. widow o f John, 222 W . 14th Eichenberg Martin, tailor, 138 Pitt Egbers John G. grocer, 76 Grove, h. 188 Av. 6 Eichenberg Peter, candies, 7 Duane Egbert Abraham, carman, 137 Charles Eichenlaub Gustave, tailor, 128 Anthony Egbert Edward H. 23 Nassau, h. 4 Hamersley pi. Eichinger George, cooper, 173 Broome Egbert Edwin, shoemaker, 118 Anthony Eichinger Henry, splits, 18 Jacob, h 135 Division Egbert Henry, printer, 4 Hamersley pi. Eichler Daniel, cabinetmaker, 227 Third Egbert James, printer, 374 Pearl, h. 20 Ridge Eichkem Christian, tailor, r. 219 Broome Egbert James S. butcher, 188 Elizabeth Eicke Edward, lace, 42 John, h 42 John Egbert John, carman, r. 131 Leroy Eicke Ernest, grocer, 348 Water, h. 348 Water Egbert John G. grocer, Fourth c. Bank, h. Fourth Eicke Frederica, widow of Francis, 48 Trinity pi c. Grove Eicke George, shoemaker, 82 Liberty, h. 64 G’wich Egbert John J. boxmaker, 380 Av. 6 Eicke Herman, constable, 17 Ann Egbert Maria, widow, vegetables, 9 Fulton market, Eickels Christopher, carpenter, 356 Stanton h. 12 Fifth Eickhoff August, surgical instruments, 388 Broome Egbert Susan, widow o f Abraham, 216 Spring h. 95 Duane Egbert Susanna, widow o f Daniel, 86 W . 19th Eickhoff Fred, grocer, 124 Duane, and 131 Wash- Egbert William P. hatter, h. 334 Hudson ington, h. 124 Duane Egbertson Jacob, fish, 53 Jackson, h. 61 Jackson Eicks Bernhard H. grocer,685 Wash’tn,h.685 Wash. Ege Christian, carpenter, 159 Third Eicks Herman H. baker, 655 Greenwich Egener George, blacksmith, 86 Ridge Eicks Se Muller, grocer, 685 Washington Egenton William, porter, 171 E. 11th Eidlitz Leopold, architect, 11 Wall Eger Andrew, carpenter, 559 Fourth Either Harman, grinder, 229 Rivington Eggan Elizabeth, widow o f John, r. 69 Hamersley Eigenbrodt Sarah, wid. o f Lewis E A. 53 Amity Eggers Hanke, grocer, 97 Hester, h. 41 Allen Eifert John, blacksmith, 95 Willett Eggers Henry &. Co. grocers, W . 21st c. Av. 7, h. Eigenrauech Henry, tailor, 109 Rivington W . 21st c. Av. 7 Eigenrauech Louis, tailor, 109 Rivington EGGERS LUHR, grocer, 398 Washington Eike Ernst, grocer, 348 Water Eggert Charles, chronometers, 239 Pearl, h. 269 Eikert Peter, carman, 222 Stanton Bridge, Brooklyn Eikin James W . tinner, 83 Jackson Eggert Dominick, chronometers, 239 Pearl, h. N. J. Eilert Criss, grocer, 176 Elizabeth, h. 176 Elizabeth Eggert John, chronometers, 239 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Eillard George, mechanic, 324 Ninth Eggert D. & Son, chronometers, 239 Pearl Eilshemius Henry G. mer. 2 Jones la. h. Jersey city Eggleston Edw. F. clocks, 49 Fulton, h. 3 Patchin pi. Eimer Frederick grocer, 320 Water Eggleston W m . brewer, 267 Washington, h. Albany Einhaus John W. watchmaker, 56 Chatham, h. 36 Eggleston Ziel J. builder, 253 W . 13th Bayard Eggleston & Putnam, brewers, 267 Washington Einsel Valtin, grocer, 22 Laurens, h. 22 Laurens Eggmayer Adam, baker, r. 31 Roosevelt ! Einstadter Julius, milk, 256 Houston Eglns John H. grocer. 269 Av. 3, h. 269 Av. 3 Einstein Henry, clothing, 196 Second Eginton Geo. W. carman, 132 Amos Einstein Lewis, clothier, 36 Beaver, h 13 LudlowpL Eginton William, confectioner, liquors, segars, See. Eircber Chas. C. sawmill, 802 Washington 149 Fulton, h. Western hotel, Eisemann Myer, bootmkr, 65 Barclay, h. 65 Barclay Eglers Henry, grocer, 26 Ann, h. 26 Ann Eisen John, tassels, r. 167 Second Egleston Thomas, iron mer. 166 South h. 10 Av. 5 Eisenbeiss John, bootmaker, 110 Suffolk Egleston Se Battell, iron mers. 166 South and 267 Eisiy Ernst, pedler, 228 Houston Front Eisnor Henry, butcher, 175 Broome Eglinton Alfred, butcher, 6 Mercer Eissenmenger Ernst, upholsterer. 96 Christie Egliss Catharine, widow, r. 3 Mangin Eitel George M. liquors, 249 West Egnew Patrick, laborer, 12 Pearl Eitel John N. clothier, 251 Water, h. 251 Water Egstine John, butcher, 246 Stanton Ekelman John H. shoemaker, 23 Spruce Ehatt John, boarding, 11 Clinton Ekstein Ferdinand, shoemaker, 26 Thames Ehehalt Josephine, midwife, 25 E. Broadway Ela Benjamin, publisher, 116 Nassau, bds. 29 Vande- Eherling Frank, tailor, 204 Av. B water Ehle John, lawyer, 466 Av. 6 Elbert Henry, boots, 17 Av. 1, h. 17 Av. 1 Ehler Jacob, baker, r. 362 Second Elbert Jacob, locksmith, r. 25 Howard Ehlers George, dentist, 352 Av. 3 Elbreehter Philip, fancyst. 180 Canal, h. 180 Canal Ehlers Herman, grocer, 45 Mott Eicke Henry C. barber, 136 Liberty Ehlers Henry, blacksmith, 147 Duane Elcock James R. pilot, h. 72 Market Ehlers Wilhelm, apothecary, 140 Pitt Eld Henry, weaver, 243 Stanton Ehles Jacob, brewery, 234 Houston, h. 234 Houstn Elder Alexander, organbuilder, 122 Twelfth Ehles Peter Se Jacob, brewery, 234 Houston, h. 234 Elder Alexander, physician, 398 W. 22d Houston Elder George, grocer, 75 Dey, h. Stamford, Conn. Ehni George, tailor, Fifth b. Avs. B Se C Elder Isaac, carman, Av. 2 n. E. 27th Ehni John A. grocer, 164 Second, h. 164 Second Elder Nathaniel, recruiting sergeant, 60 Hudson Ehnlish John, tailor, 44 Vesey Elder Robert, musicteacber, 45 Av. 8 Ehrlear Martin, window blinds, 459 Twelfth Elder Samuel, pianofi mkr, 233 Thompson TEhrenberger Solomon, pedler. 381 Grand Elder Thomas G. segars, Av. 3 n. E. 32d Ehrenreich Jacob, drygoods, 174 Houston ELDER Se PAINTER, grocers, 75 Dey Ehrenstein Alfred, polisher, 539 Pearl Elderd Henry, stables, 458 Broadway, h. 85 Laur’s Ehret Heinrich, shoemaker, E. 29th n. Av. 3 Elderven Isaac, glasscutter, 88 First Ehret Xaver, boarding, 49 Bayard Eldred William, carman, 255 Rivington * Ehrhard Mary, 153 Elizabeth Eldredge Daniel, produce, Wash’n mkt, h.216 G'wh Ebrhardt Daniel, bootmaker, 163 Church Eldredge Nathaniel, 234 Mott ELL 175 ELL Eldredge Nathan, fish, 4 Wash’n mkt, h. 79 Hudson Elliot Volney, produce, 201 Washington, h. 80 N* j Eldredge N. T. agent, 49 William, h. 153 Prince Moore i Eldredge Robert N. & Co. fish, 6 and 8 Washington Elliot William F. smoker, 548 Washington, h. 86 mkt, h. 56 Hudson Morton Eldredge, Platt CLARK, painters, At. 8 c. 21st varrell Owen, liquors, 90 Mulberry & 15 Rector Jarrell Patrick, laborer, r. 122 Perry Farris Alexander, caulker, 422 Cherry ^arrell Patrick, stonecutter, 282 Av. 1 Farris James S. barber, 168 W . 18th Jarrell Patrick, laborer, 86 W. 20th Farris John, gold pens, 1 Cortlandt errell Patrick, cooper, 51 Jackson Farris Robert, weaver, 3 Perry »»arrell Patrick, carman, 96 E. 11th Farrol Thomas, laborer, 471 Washington ». arrell Patrick, shoemaker, r. 170 W . 16th Farrow Gustavus H. clerk, h. 161 W. 21st "Arrell Patrick, porter, 38 Pearl Farrow William, broker, 366 Grand, h. 97 Attorney . arrell Patrick, laborer, 103 W . 27th Farwell Foster F. printer, 15 Spruce, h. 62 E. B’way Parrell Patrick, founder, h. r. 209 Elizabeth Farwell George L. gold pens, 4 Cortlandt, h. 91 N. Jarrell Patrick laborer, r. 75 W. 25th Moore Warren Peter, 22 Stone Fasch Robert, painter, 132 Houston 1 .arrell Peter, carman, r. 318 Stanton Fash Jacob, portwarden,-101 Wall, h. 185 E. B’way ?:;arrell Robert, barkeeper, h. 157 Mott Fash Julia Ann, widow o f John, 145 Elizabeth ^•arrell Rose, dressmaker, 60 Av. 3 Fash Mary Ann, widow o f Michael, 56 Av. 6 arrell Thomas, plasterer, r. 5 Sixth Fash William B. carver, 64 W. 13th, h. 64 W . 13th **arrell Thomas, laborer, r. 30 Thompson Fasik John, shoemaker, 174 Allen 1*arrell Thomas, fruit, 285 Mott Fass George T. police, 321 Delaney ®tarrell Thomas, laborer, 160 Second Fassert Charles P. brewer, 225 Stanton, h. 17 N. ^Jarrell Thomas, carman, 233 W . 16th William ^Jarrell Thomas, tailor, 113 Orange Fassett Elias, banker, 39 Wall, bds. Butt’s hotel lharrell Thomas, moulder, h. 645 Hudson Fassinger John, hatter, r. 65 Mott Kharrell Thomas, carman, 237 E. 13th Fassler Jacob, capmaker, 206 Fifth ^iarrell William, baker, 43 Mott Fast Charles, turner, r. 566 Fourth ilhrrell William, tailor, r. 10 Mulberry Fasting Herman, grocer, 411 Broome, h. 411 Br’me Siarrell William, porterhouse, 60 Hamersley, h. 60 Fat Henry, carpenter, r, 65 Suffolk m Hamersley Fathscher John, laborer, 89 Willett iCaarrell William, boatman, 119 Av. D Fatman Joseph, segars, 166 Front, h. 15 Crosby STJarrell William, carpenter, 586 Water Fatman Lewis & Co. segars 166 Front Uji)arrell William, blacksmith, 173 W . 29th Fatman William, clerk, r. 42 Henry jljarrelley John, fancy goods, 319 Hudson, h. 319 Fatton Numa, watchcase maker, 57 Fulton, h. 80 111 Audson Pineapple, Brooklyn Kfcarrelly Bryan, laborer, 137J- Washington Faubel Henry, tailor, 101 Delaney ^jarrelly John, laborer, 211 Mott Faucett Denis, turner, 535 Pearl jljarrelly John, seaman, 164 Ninth Faucett William, painter, 36 Reade L,;&rrelly Matthew, carman, 173 Av. 1 Fauche Victor, importer, 43 ffJFlock Alfred, poultry, 616 and 844 Broadway, h. Flyn Matthew, laborer, 199 Av. 6 Av. 4. n. 28th Flyn Thomas, laborer, r. 75 W . 25th lit Flock Alfred, jr. poulterer, University place, c. Flynn Ann, wid. o f John, boarding, 86 Cannon *2 Twelfth, h. 382 Av. 4 Flynn Christopher, currier, 7 Vandewater G?Flock Stephen, speculator, Centre mkt. h. 205 Mott Flynn Edward, porter, 15 Cherry rJFloersheim Meyer, capfronts, 66 Fulton, h.47 Clinton Flynn Home, sawyer, 187 Av. C JfiFlohn Jacob, tailor, 77 Chatham Flynn James, tailor, r. 88 Mulberry s&Flood Andrew, laborer, r. 107 E. 30th Flynn James, marketman, Washington mkt. h. 148 JetFlood Bridget, dressmaker, r. 97 Chrystie Varick T^Flood Catharine, widow o f Thomas, 170 W . 20th Flynn James, carman, 270 Av. 7 rssFlood Catharine, widow o f Daniel, 3 Marion Flynn James, mason, 7 Av. B Flood Cathrae. wid. Patrick, wshng. r. 122 Eldridge Flynn James, tailor, 393 Tenth miiFlood Connor C. liquors, 101 Av. 7, h. 101 Av. 7 Flynn James, laborer, r. 29 Troy Flood Edward, blksmith. r. 90 Re^de, h, 82 Reade Flynn John, porterhouse, 78 James •-Flood Edward, laborer, 11 Caroline Flynn John, blacksmith, r. 129 Goerck jfFlood Francis, failor, — Amity lane Flynn John, shoemaker, 114 Walker ;>iFlood Francis, bricklayer, 414 Twelfth Flynn John, blacksmith, 366 Tenth fjfFlood James, grocer, 414 Twelfth Flynn John, hatter, 269 Stanton jj Flood James, carpenter, 114 E. 22d Flynn John, marble, 899 Broadway, h. 464 Fourth ^ijFlood James, laborer, r. 121 E. 16th Flynn John, grocer, 71 Mott Flood John, gardener, r. 39 W. 13th Flynn John, mariner, 15 Dry Dock j^Flood John, sailor, 57 Oliver Flynn John, nailor, r. 6 Gouvemeur si. Flood John, laborer, r. 70Hamersley Flynn John, carman, Bridge c. Whitehall ^ Flood John, laborer, 57 Sheriff Flynn John, laborer, 137 Orange ^Flood John, porterhouse, 3£ Marion Flynn John, laborer, 58 Watts w Flood John, laborer, r. 10 Roosevelt Flynn John F. brass founder, r. 58 Mott Flood John, gasman, Av. A e. E. 21st Flynn Joseph, blacksmith, 280 Mulberry FOL 194 FOO Flynn Marcella, Bridge c. Whitehall Foley Maty, widow o f John, 5 Ooak Flynn Mary, seamstress, 362 Tenth Foley Michael, shoemaker, 27 Roosevelt Flynn Mathew, tailor, 59 Mott Foley Michael, 180 Second Flynn Maurice, carman, 33 W . 13th Foley Patrick, laborer, 59 Cannon Flynn Maurice, livery stable, 18 W . 13th Foley Patrick, locksmith, 2 Av. 3, h. 2 Av. 3 Flynn Michaei, locksmith, 164 Walker, b. r. 39 Foley Ptk. grocer, 722 Washington, h. 722 Wshgton Chrystie Foley Patrick, plasterer, 44 Fourth Flynn Michael, laborer, r. 398 Madison Foley Patrick, plumber, r. 269 Mulberry Flynn Owen, laborer, 134 Anthony Foley Patrick, r. 49 Christopher Flynn Patrick, laborer, 156 W . 30th Foley Patrick, polisher, 149 Av. A Flynn Sarah, Widow o f John, r. 39 Chrystie Foley Thomas H. stables, 299 Mott, h. 9 Prince Flynn Thomas, grocer, 72 Mott Foley Timothy, confectioner, 485 Washington Flynn Thomas, porterhouse, 41 Oak Foley William, clerk, 390 E. B’way Flynn Thomas, thread, 33 Second Foley William, shoemaker, 68 Mott Flynn Thomas, mason, 284 W . 29th Foley William, laborer, 198 E. 13th Flynn Timothy, mason, 198 Av. 1 Foley William, mason, 88 W . 20th Flynn Timothy, carman, 17 Anthony Foley T. H. & C. L. livery stables, 299.Mott Flvnn William, carman, r. 23 Amity pi* Folger Anthony, butcher, 18l Forsyth Flynn William, laborer, 122 Roosevelt Folger Benjamin, cabinetmaker, 73'W. 15th FOBES ALPHEUS, cbm. mer. 82 Broad, h. 42 Folger David, driver, 112 Anthony ‘ R emsen, Brooklyn Folger Daniel D. mer. 290 Broadway Foegt Augustus, shoemaker, r. 51 Cannon Folger Reuben W . auction, 163 Pearl, h. 9 Bond Foehr Martin, porterhouse, 16 Jackson Folger Robert B. physician, 23 Suffolk Foelpeg Charles, tailor, 32 Av. B Folger Robert I. cooper, 1864 South, h. 123York. Foersch John A. (Rev), 181 Hester . Brooklyn Foerster Theobald, tinman, 118 Essex Folger W m . B. engraver, 118 John, h. Williamsbrg Foesz John, butcher, 99 Sheriff Folk Ebenezer, shoemaker, 70 Goerck ‘ Fofhay Levi, carman, 185 W . 21st Folk Frank, tailor, 68 Goerck Fogal Henry, tailor, 242 Stanton Folk Jacob, shoemaker, 14 Trinity pi. Fogarty Jeremiah, stonecutter, 58 Ridge Folke Frederic, tailor, 67 Av. A Fogarty Michael, shoemaker, r. 284 Second Folke William, chairmaker, 102 Lewis Fogarty Patrick, liquors, 16 Broome Follahsbee Charles S. shipfastener, 5 Manhattan Fogarty Philip, flagger, 91 Av. B Follansbee Timothy C. shipwright, 5 Manhattan Fogarty William, porter, 123 Cedar Follet George, baker, 559 fourth Fogel Daniel, bootmaker, 89 Warren Follett Jacob, painter, 165 E, 25th Fogel George, cabinetmaker, r. 81 Greene Follin Adolphus, physician, 81 Spring Foger George P. tailor, r. 161 Chrystie Follmer Paul, tailor, 70 Thompson Fogerty John B. Iwyr, 77 Nassau, h. 33 St. Marks pi Folsom Charles J. late books, 6 Wall, h. 107 Av.B Fogg William S. bedding, 234 &;24 Fulton, h. 721 Folsom George, 6 Wall, h. the Hague Greenwich Folsom George W . mer. 162 Pearl, h. 2 CheeyerpL Foggan & Crocker, shirts, 162 Canal Brooklyn Foggin John, grainer, 104 Av. D Folsom Lewis D. accoun’t, W . 13th n. Av. 9, h. 219 Foggin John, Jr. fruit, 38 W . Washington market, h W . 13th 343 Sixth Folson Levi, clerk, 229 Washington Foggin Mary, teacher, 104 Av. D Foltskife Henry, carpenter, 225 Rivington Foggin Thomas, grainer, 102 Av. D Folts & Co. syrup, 17 Ann Foggo George, manuf. 94 Perry Folwell Charles E. tailor, 944 Fulton, h. 40 S. 7th, Foignet Amede, school, 809 B’way, h. 164 Twelfth Williamsburg Foiles Daniel, blacksmith, 560 Grand Folwell Martha, wid. Samuel, board’g, 241 G’wich Folan Ann, widow, tailoress, 272 Rivington Folz Adam, grocer, 169 Third Foley Andrew, painter, 92 Henry Fonda Alexander P. 572 Broome Foley Anne, widow o f Charles, 296 Mott Fonda L. S. bookk’pr, 156 ChryBtie, h. 259 Monroe Foley Augustus, carman, 100 Bedford Fonda Thomas H. currier, 378 Pearl Foley Bernard, carman, r. 59 Willett Fondey Theodore, lawyer, 25 Chambers, h. Carm­ Foley Bryan, laborer, 225 E. 13th anville Foley Catharine, widow, candystore, 153 Orange Fondey & Lathrop, lawyers, 25 Chambers Foley C atharine, widow o f John, 22 Stone Fondron Lawrence, pedler, r. 103 Sheriff Foley Charles S. stable, 299 Mott, h.296 Mott Fonerden Eliza M. widow o f James, 21W. 14th Foley Charles, sawyer, 150 Broome Fonner William, butcher, h. 254 W. 17th Foley Christopher, laborer, 327 Water Fonseca Moss, segars, 89 Division Foley Daniel, laborer, r. 9 Sixth t Fontaine Aaron C. L. clerk, 147 Mulberry, h. £21 Foley Daniel, laborer, 4 More Broadway Foley Dennis, printer, h. 255 Hudson Fontaine Aine, imp. 43 New, h. 97 Cedar FoleyfDennis, laborer, 168 Washington FONTANE AUGUSTUS, embroidery, 47 Canal,h. Foley Dorothy, widow o f Thomas, 111 Anthony Hoboken Foley Edward, porter, 364 Pearl m Fontane Ferdinand A. prints, 47 Canal, h. Hoboken Foley Elizabeth, widow o f John E. 212 Tenth Fontell Henry, painter, 534 Pearl Foley Ellen, wid. o f Michael, drygoods, 181 Av. A F ontobel Henry, bootmaker, 120 Broome Foley Hugh, porterhouse, 252 Walker Foogelsdronk Ferdinand, coppersmith, 75 Columbia Foley James* pilot, 187 Forsyth Foord James; butcher, 122 Av. 10, h. 19th c. At.9 Foley James, tailor, 26 Hamersley Foos George, late tinsmith, 180 Chambers Foley James, cabinetmaker, 3 Scammel Foos Henry, segars, 143 Delaney Foley James, fruit, r. 38 Cherry Foost Thomas, grocer, 222 Monroe Foley James, laborer, 121 Av. 8 Foot HunnB. horsesh’r, E. llth n. A-v.C, h.365ffip Foley James, stevedore, r.7 Orange Foot Joel W . paper, 214 Pearl . Foley James B. stables, 31 G. Jones, h .3064 Mott Foot Justus B. fancygds, 260 Bleeckr, h. 50, Macdgl Foley Jeremiah, books, 139 West, h. 80 Ann Foote Andrew J. bootm’r, 112 Varick Foley John, 179 Twelfth Foote Charles B. 134 White Foley John, bricklayer, .225 E. 11th Foote Daniel D. imp. 100 William, h. 28 Av. 7 Foley John, carpenter, 17 E. Eleventh Foote Edward Y. grocer, 104 South, h. Brooklyn Foley John, carman, 17!*E. Eleventh Foote George B. cloths, 118 William, h. 164E.18tfl Foley John, grocer, 43 Columbia Foote Israel, merchant, 14 Pine Foley Mark, slater, 24 Christopher Foote John, late alderman, 26 Duane Foley Mary, widow o f James, 3 Scammel Foote John H. teamster, ,325 Rivington Foley Mary, widow, 202 Filth Foote Phebe Ann, milliner, 89 Canal FOR 195 FOR UFoote Theodore C. imp. 100 William, h. 28 Av. 7 Ford Hobart, storage, 93 Wall, h. Brooklyn Foote William, paints, 87 Barclay, h. 21 Harrison Ford Hugh, carman, r. 88 Ridge FOOTE T. C. & D. D. importers, 100 William Ford Isaac, coachmaker, 116 Elizabeth, h. Harlem UjForan Matthew, laborer, r. 227 Elizabeth Ford James, clerk, 248 Mulberry il'Forbach Joseph, clockmaker, 122 Willett Ford Jeremiah, watchman, 6 Hague ! Forbeck August, shoemaker, 133 Third Ford John, laborer, 326 Monroe ^Forbeck Michael, laborer, 11 Mangin Ford John, liquors, 40 Orange Forbel Pheby, wid John, flowers, r, 228 Rivington Ford John Bruce, bookseller, 40 John 1Forbell William, mason, 188 W. 27th Ford Joseph S. huckster, 69 Vesey ^Forbes Alexander, clerk, 201 Greene Ford Lewis S. grocer, 178 South, h. 50 E. 31st lijForbes Archibald H. patentee, 37 Columbia Ford Mary, widow, Madison house, 415 Broadway. ijForbes Arthur, shoem’r, 271 Monroe (entrance in Lispenard) ( Forbes Benjamin, silversmith, 108 Laurens Ford Michael, nailor, r. 139 W . 20th i Forbes Collin, cutter, 94 Charlton Ford Michael, bartender, 271 Mulberry HForbes David, printer, 29 Mangin Ford Patrick, umbrellas, 78 Beekman, h. 78 B’kman jiForbes David, shipmaster, 48 Forsyth Ford Patrick, mason, 20 Thames mForbes David, blacksmith, 248 W . 29th Ford Peter, carpenter, 155 W . 26th Forbes David, carpenter, 125 Av. 4 Ford Robert, drygoods, 170 Delaney a Forbes David W . carpenter, 53 Bank Ford Seth P. physician, 86 Chambers ^Forbes Edward P. fancygds, 31 Cortlandt, h. B’klyn Ford Thomas, tailor, 13 Mott If^Forbes Elizabeth, widow of John, 103 E. 17th Ford Thomas, chandler, r. 14 Pelham jjForbes George A 262 Rivington Ford Thomas, tailor, r. 60 Pitt yForbes Jacob C. shoemaker, 85 Wooster Ford Thomas, carpenter, 190 Seventh ^Forbas James, pedler, 166 W. 16th Ford Thomas J. flour, 80 Cortlandt, h. 134 E. 21st ]ii Forbes James <5. eatinghouse, 302 Av. 3 Ford Wm. bootcrimper, 23 Watts, h. 555 Broome j/Forbes James H. fancy goods, 31 Cortlandt, bds, 151 Ford William, clerk, 70 Charles ■ Wooster FORD & MARCH, lawyers, 7 Broad ^Forbes John, painter, 68 W . 18th Fordenbach John, watchmaker, 114 Bleecker ^Forbes John, printer, 56 North Moore Fordum Thomas, confectioner, 186 Broome ‘ FORBES JOHN E. & BROTHER, brokers, 103 Fordham Betsey A. widow of Isaac, 95 Laurens Wall, h. 85 Seventh F ordham George, family of, 327 Cherry T?;Forbes John L. carpenter, 84 Av. 7 Fordham Geo. W. painter,93 Beaver,h. 106 Thmpsn J*1Forbes John M. (Rev.), Nativity church, h. 44 Av. 2 Fordham Geo. W . carpenter, 171 Madison * Forbes John W . 22 North Moore Fordham Hannah, wid. o f Caleb, 171 Madison ■J_Forbes Joseph C. builder, 12 Dominick Fordham Jane M. widow o f Caleb S. 276 Madison '^Forbes P. Si. 19 Av. 5 Fordham Wm. H. carman, 181 W. 18th 9sForbes Philip J. librarian Society Library, 348 Fordyce John, confectioner, 93 Hudson Broadway, h. Staten Island Fore John, laborer, 422 Twelfth Forbes Robert W . physician, 83 Clinton place Fore Joseph, tailor, 159 Third &Forbes. Sarah, widow o f Garret, 126 Bank Fore Thomas, laborer, 422 Twelfth Forbes Thomas, whipmaker, r. 8 Av. 3 Foreman John, boarding, 29 St. Mark’s pi. f lEorbes William, porter, r. 3 Sheriff Forest James, pedler, r. 100 Catharine Forbes William, silversmith, 277 Spring Forestal Thomas, laborer, 81 Av. 4 aptForbes William, tailor, 15 N. William, h. 9 Pitt Forester Chas. F. soap, 28 Willett, h. 114 E. B’way S&Forbes William B. broker, 90 Charlton Forgay William, contractor, 159 Clinton Forbes William E. broker, 103 Wall, h. 82 Willow, Forgerty Timothy, flagger, 7 Manhattan Brooklyn Forgie John, machinist, 267 E. 13th Forbes William H. coffins, 536 B’way, h. Syracuse Forhen Murtha, agent, 4 State [UForbes William J. lumber, foot W . 29th, h. 83 Clin­ Foristol John, shipcarpenter, 90 Monroe ton place Forkal John, shoemaker, 169 Second k2 Forby William F..drygoods, 56 Liberty & 37 Nassau, Forkall Frederick, nails, 29 Cannon -ra; h. Brooklyn Forker Henry, stagedriver, 287 Av. 8 jjj Force Abiglal, widow o f Benjamin, 70 King Forker Jesse, paper, 2 Burling slip, h. 239 Henry Force A. C. boarding, 200 Greenwich Forker Jonathan, paper, 2 Burling sip. h. 332 Front Force Catharine, wid. o f Joseph, flowers, 66 Allen Forker & Brother, paper, 2 Burling slip to Force David, carpenter, 194 W. 20th Forkle Abraham, seaman, 166 Attorney ,|j FORCE DEXTER C. boilers, Mangin n. Rivington. Forley Patrick, laborer, 93 Cherry h. 291 E. Broadway Forman Alfred G. carpenter, 107 Hammond Force Eliza, widow o f Benjamin, r. 168 W . 18th Forman Cath. wid. ot Henry S. 245 Spring ^ Force Ephraim, late founder, 171 E. Broadway Forman Charles, silks, 60 John Force Jabez, clerk, 25 Leroy Forman,Christian, carman, 167 Third Force Jabez W. silversmith, 25 Leroy Forman Clous, grocer, 31 Cherry .-t Force John M. engineer, 58 Vestry Forman Danl.D smith, 561 Washgton, h. 96 Morton Force Silas, 200 Greenwich Forman Edward K. carman, 692 Water ™ Force Stephen, driver, W..22d n. Av. 7 Forman Elizabeth, widow o f Denise, 141 Broome Ford Aaron, baker, 277 Av. 8 Forman Enoch M. jr. blacksmith, 561 Washington, T Ford Alonzo, pianofortes, Av. 2 c. E. 23d h. 92 Morton Ford Benjamin F, drygoods, 74£ Pine, h. 6 Monroe Forman Enos B. mer. 125 Pearl & 78 Beaver, h. 55 Ford Bridget, widow o f Patrick, r. 358 Grand Bank Ford Denis, stevedore, 100 Catharine Forman James, fishingrods, 205 Elm Ford Denis, porterhouse, 504 Greenwich Forman Joseph G. & Co. smiths, 561 Washington, Ford Ebenezer, builder, 167 Av. 7 h. 92 Morton Ford Edward, boatbuilder, 374 West Forman Karl, mason, 150 Second , Ford Frederick G. billiard, pool and bagatelle balls, Forman Simon, turner, 135 Hammond Hr .checks o f all patterns, turner and dealer in ivory, FORMAN WALTER G. com. iner. 28 S. William, 90 Fulton, h. Morrisania h. Brooklyn W? Ford George, physician, 506 Hudson Forman William, carman, 205 Wooster ft* Ford George H. 74 Beaver, h. Brooklyn Forman Wm. H. druggist, 374 Grand, h. 46 Norfolk t) Ford George W . mer. 37 Nassau, h. 234 W . 15th Forman William H. (col’d), carman, r. 81 Charlton Ford George W . carpenter, W. 15th n. Av. 6, h. 70 FORMAN W. H. & Co. druggists, 374 Grand Horatio Formhal John, r. 45 W r 13th W FORD GORDON L. lawyer, 7 Broad, h. 45 Av. 6 Fomachon Chas. clerk, 3 Maiden la. h. 201 Fourth Ford Henry & Co. grocers, 160 & 276 Broome, h. Forratt George, boarding, 103 Warren 0* 276 Broome Forrest Alex. P. drygpods, 12 Maiden la.h.8 Charlei top Ford Henry A. currier, 184 Spring Forrest Catharine N. 102 W . 16th 'w FOR 196 FOS Forrest Edwin, 102 W . 16th Fortmore John, sugars, 588 Water Forrest George J. 114 Waverly pi Fosdick John D. jr. caulker, 76 Lewis Forrest James, r. 13 Ridge Foadick Mary Ann, widow, o f Washington, 175 Forrest James S. hatter, 48 Delaney Orchard Forrest John, shipcarpenter, 78 Broome Fosdick Nicholas, caulker, 135 Goerck Forrest Joseph, coachmaker, r. 76 Greene FOSDICK RICHARD B. painter, Av. 5 n. m Forrest Joseph, machinist, 288 E. 13th h. 16 Factory Forrest Robert, boots, 89 Willett Fosdick Solomon, laborer, 88 Av 9 Forrest Thomas, segars, 48 Delaney FOSDICK WILLIAM R. furs, 1 Beaver, h. Staten Forrest W m . teacher, 95 Mercer, h. 53 E. 16th Island Forrest William, tailor, W . 25th, n. Ay. 6 Foshay Abraham, police, 4 Ninth FORREST & SMITH, drygoods, 12 Maiden la. Foshay Eliza A. P. widow o f Jesse, 34 Morton Forrester Charles, lettercarrier, 30 Sheriff Foshay Garrett, confectioner, 161 Perry Forrester Euphemia, wid. Archibald, 27 Columbia Foshay Henry F. carman, 110 Fourth Forrester Francis, barber, 86 Broome Foshay Jacob, 42 Hammond Forrester Geo. drygds, 242 Bowery, h. 242 Bowery FOSHAY JOHN D. liquors, 101 Av. 6 & 324 Wert Forrester Harriet, saloon, 54 Canal h. 101 Av. 6 Forrester Hiram M. drygoods, 242 Bowery, h. 182 Foskett Ezra, oysters, 143 Orchard, h. 285 Broome Allen Foskit Danford, 4 Washington market, h. 310 Forrester James, carman, 53 Columbia Washington Forrester James C. physician, 202 Bleecker Foss Henry, baker, 166 Leonard Forrester Redmond, bookkeeper, 10 Mulberry Fossett Joseph, express, 58 William, h. Brooklyn Forrester Robt. M. hosiery, 130 Canal,h.81 Warren Foster Aaron, rigger, r. 196 Madison Forrester William D. carver, 142 Elm Foster Abel K. com. mer. 25 South, h. 147 Lexine. Forrester William, cabinetmaker, 100 Madison ton Av. Forrester H. M. & G. drygoods, 242 Bowery Foster Amasa S. broker, 234 Pearl, h. 153 Jav Forresty John, laborer, r. 36 Cherry Brooklyn Forsberg Charles W . 194 William, h. 194 William Foster Andrew, mer. 65 South, h. 5 Bowling green Forsch Casper, cabinetmaker, r. 31 Greene Foster Alonzo, stagedriver, 212 W. 26th Forseinger Christian, tailor, 159 E. Eleventh Foster Anna, widow o f George, 205 Av. 7 Forshay Abraham, produce, 40 Clinton market, h. Foster Benjamin, butcher, 93 Av. D. h. 93 At. D 503 Washington Foster Benjamin, pedler, 196 Stanton Forshay David, mariner. 7 Leonard Foster Caleb T. pianomaker, 286 Bleecker Forshay Ferdinand, sashmaker, 209 W . 24th Foster Charles, pedler, 196 Stanton Forshay William, seaman, 5 Hoboken Foster Charles R. carman, 214 E. 11th Forshay James, oysterman, r. 38 Macdougal Foster Charles W . auctioneer, 41 Broad, h. 15 Forshay Sami, butcher, 3 Cath. mrkt, h. 3 Bleecker W . 16th Forshay & Tappen, butchers, 3 Catharine market Foster Eader L. carman, 70 Stanton Forshee Peter S. machinist, W . 35th n. Av. 8 Foster Edward, police, 11 Tenth Forst Frederick, goldsmith, 1 Carlisle Foster Edwin, lumber, 470 & 273 West, h. 381 Forster Edward, bootmaker, r. 13 Thomas Greenwich Forster Isaac, upholsterer, 174 Franklin Foster Elisha, mer, 198 Broadway, h. American h. FORSTER JAMES, feathers, bedding &c. 208 Ful­ Foster Eliza, widow o f George, 239 Centre ton, h. 80 Grand, Williamsburgh Foster Emmaline (col’d), 106 W. 17th Forster John, nautical cabinet, 222 Water, h. New’k Foster Fanny, widow, 397 Av. 1 Forster John, shoemaker, 6 Mott Foster Floyd, watchman, 353 Tenth Forster Norman (col’d), goldbeater, r. 3 Anthony Foster Frederick G. mer. 65 South, h.13 C. 15th Forster Thos. fancycasemkr, 46 Vesey, h. Hoboken Foster George G. editor, 122£ Fulton Forster Thos. B. slates, 21 Rutgers, h. Brooklyn Foster Henry, carman, 107 Liberty FORSTER THOMAS V. painter, 24 Church n. Bar- ■Foster Henry, carman, 350 Front clay, h. 81 Grand Foster Henry L. tailor, 27 Cortlandt, h. 7 Cherry Forster William, 253 Delaney Foster Isaac, pedler, 297 Houston Forsyth Alexander, oysters, 2 Washington mkt. h. FOSTER J. P. GIRAUD, lawyer, 69 Wall, h. 5 160 Greenwich Bowling green Forsyth Alice, wid. o f John, boarding, 215 Spring Foster James, gardener, r. 141 W. 19th Forsyth John, birds, r. 39 Sheriff Foster James, jr. 40 Bond Forsyth John, chairmkr, 22 Pell, h. 145 Stanton Foster James, contractor, 162 E. 18th Forsyth John, stonecutter, 215 Spring Foster James, carpenter, 17 E. 11th Forsyth John, ale, 121 Warren, h. Newburg Foster James, laborer, 464 Twelfth Forsyth Joseph, oysters, 4 Washington market, h. Foster James, shipcarpenter, 360 Sixth 76 Warren Foster James C. carman, 85 First Forsyth Orrin, scales, 166 Pearl, h. Rochester, N.Y. Foster James E. carman, 191 W . 17th Forsyth Robert, oysters, 9 Washington market, h. Foster Joel, physician, 856 Broadwas 76 Warren Foster John, carpenter, 18 New & 40 Gold,h. Blyn Forsyth Robert A. ale, 121 Warren, h. Newburg Foster John, carpenter, 377 Twelfth Forsyth Thomas, 97 West, h. 27 Charles Foster John, 12 Cherry Forsyth William, oysters, 5 Washington market, h. Foster John, butcher, r. 72 Third 286 Washington Foster John, laborer, r. 90 Ridge Forsyth William, moulder, 89 W . 13th Foster John, carman, 194 Madison Forsythe Robert, blacksmith, 301 Third FOSTER JOHN, contractor, Av. 1 c. E. 20th, h. 198 Fort E. mer. 15 South William & 55 Stone, h. 181 E. 18th Hudson ; _ — Foster Joseph A. bookkeeper, 75 Varick Fort Jane Mary, widow o f Lewis, 181 Hudson Foster Joseph H. dentist, 20 Warren, h. 20 Warren Fort John, 60 Warren ■ Foster Joseph W . jr. drygoods, 12 Cedar FORT & LINDAM, merchants, 15 S. William & Foster Lucian R. accountant, 19 Cortlandt, h. 1W 55 Stone __ , Seventh Fortenbach William, apothecary, 14 Hudson Foster Margaret, wid. o f Robert, 24 Thames Fortenbach & Wiskemann, apothecaries, 14 H son Foster Mary, wid o f James, E. 19th n. Av. 4 Fortes Francis M. provisions, 98 Laurens, h. 184 Foster Mary Ann, wid. o f William, 51 Greenwich Forsyth w Foster Matilda Ann, boarding, 10 Fifth Fortier Eliza, widow o f Joseph, 132 Mulberry Foster Moses, clerk, 519 Pearl Fortier John, shipcarpenter, 368 Ninth Foster Moses L. shipjoiner, r. 90 Lewis Fortman Henry, speculator, 708 Water Foster Nathaniel, stonecutter, 311 Av. A Fortmeyer Frederick, soapchandler, 153 Troy, h. Foster Oliver, 363 Tenth Sing Sing Foster Peter H. lumber, 535 West, h. Newburgh FOW 197 FOW loo ter Phebe, wid. o f William, 120 Essex Fowkes Thomas, locksmith, 28£ Carmine Foster Randolph S. (Rev.), 302 Mulberry Fowkes Wm. liquors, 64 Frankfort, h. 64 Frankfort ■ oster Robert, carpenter, 159 E. 11th Fowler Aaron, carpenter, r. 218 Division, h. 218 poster Robert, smith, 397 Av. 1 Division Foster Robert, blacksmith, E. 24th n. Av. 1 Fowler Abraham, cabinetmaker, 190 E. Broadway oster Robert, clerk, 11 Maiden la h. 107 Greene Fowler Adelia, wid. George W. tailoress, 58 Norfolk !* oster Robert K. butcher, 218 Av. 3 Fowler Alexander, carpenter, 60£ Greenwich Av, Poster Roxana E. boarding, 49 E. Broadway Fowler Baltis W . builder, 163 W . 17th oster Samuel, shipcarpenter, 118 Columbia Fowler Benjamin K. carman, 135 Amity J oster Samuel C. physician, 17 Amity Fowler Charles, furnaces, 314 B’way, h. 33 W . 12th poster Sami. C. porterh. 97 West. h. 127 White Fowler Christiana, wid. of Benjamin J. 33 Bedford poster Sami. H. auction, 41 Broad, h. 19 E. 14th Fowler David, brassfinisher, 86 Ludlow Noster Theodore S. clerk, 104 E. Broadway Fowler David A. equity clerk, 10 City Hall, h. 97 oster Thomas, clerk, 35 King Varick •poster Thomas, laborer, 285 E. 13th Fowler Degrasse B. com. mer. 86 West, h. 3 Depan- oster Thomas, lumber, 553 West, h. 35 Hammond row poster Thos R. com. mer. 53 South, h. 8 Neilson pi. Fowler Duncan S. shoes, 464 Grand, h. 464 Grand hipster Thomas V. painter, 24 Church, 281 Grand Fowler Edward Y. grocer, 65 University pi. h. 98 oster Van wick, varieties, 81 Maiden la. h. W ’brgh Av. 4 J y li oster William, porter, 14 Cherry Fowler Elijah, carpenter, 139 Av. 8 poster William, moulder, 267 W . 28th Fowler Eliza, nurse, 260 Spring poster William, machinist, r. 6 Mulberry Fowler Elizabeth, 10 Morton poster William jr. 84 Av. 4 Fowler Elizabeth, 310 Delaney oster William A. lumber, 445 West, h. 80 Jane Fowler Ellen, widow o f Levi, 188 Elizabeth J|poster William B. hats, 178 Chatham, bds. 65 E. Fowler Ferdinand, mahogany, 145 Stanton Broadway Fowler FrancisD. com.meri85West,h.3 Depau row ^jjoster William C. carman, 85 First Fowler Francis F. police, 119 Christopher Bljoster William H. shipjoiner, 119 Lewis Fowler Frederick, carman, 143 E. 26th •ipster William H. shipcarpenter, 124 Columbia Fowler Fredk. R. mer. 142 Front, h. 27 Waverly pi (poster William H. mariner. 26£ Hamilton Fowler Halstead P. furnishing, 262 Broadway, h. 48 Coster Wm. M. lumber, 273 West, h 35 Hammond Crosby alOSTER WILLIAM M. & CO. lumber, 273 & 470 Fowler Hickson, shirts, 36 Platt, h. 75 Pineapple, i West Brooklyn r.v-oater William R. 93 W . 11th Fowler Isaac P. fancy store, 103 Av. 6 jOSTER WILLIAM R. grocer, 182 Division, h. 1 Fowler Isaac V. lawyer, 80 Nassau, h. 84 Prince 1* Essex Fowler Isaac V. chairmaker, 336 Madison , OSTERS & LIVINGSTON,auctioneers,41 Broad Fowler Jackson, carman, 166 W . 18th. FOSTER owitt Bernard, tailor, 555 Fourth Fowler William, mason, 33 Tenth owke Abraham, tailor, 23 Elm Fowler William H. daguerreotype, 208 Bowery *k> 12 FOX 198 FEA Fowler William, builder, 27 Reade, h. 414 Madison Fox Mary Anne, widow o f Isaac, 329 Sixth Fowler William, cabinetmaker, 236 Ay . 6 Fox Michael, servant, r. 231 Stanton Fowler William, shipcarpenter, 672 Water Fox Michael, smith, 286 W . 27th Fowler St Billings, builders, W . 23d n. Ay . 6 Fox Michael, laborer, 39 W . 13th Fowler St Kniffin, grocers, 438 Greenwich f Fox Michael, grocer, 631 Wash’tn, h. 631 Waah'tn FOW LER F. St D. com. mers. 86 West Fox Nicholas, baker, 333 Third Fowler St Odell, grocers, 76 Vesey and 409 Grand Fox Patrick, sexton, 20 James FOW LER St PULLIS, boots St shoes, 251 Pearl, St Fox Patrick, laborer, 202 Av. C 302 St 308 Second Fox Patrick, leather, 134 Greenwich Av. FOW LERS & W ELLS, phrenologists and publish Fox Patrick, laborer, 35 Laurens ers o f works on phrenology, physiology and Fox Patrick, laborer, r. 79 W . 24th hydropathy, 129 and 131 Nassau Fox Peter, buttonmaker, 82 Hudson Fowler, Cook St Co. cloths, 104 William Fox Peter, carpenter, 35 Stanton Fowles Richard, blacksmith, 142 W . 17th Fox Peter, laborer, r. 251 Spring Fowley Ann, widow o f Matthew, 14 Hamilton Fox Robert R. merchant, 59 Broad F ox Abbey, widow o f Bernard, 343 Twelfth Fox Sarah, widow o f Robert, 85 W. 17th F ox Adam, shoemaker, 44 Allen h. 44 Allen Fox Sarah L. widow of Asa, r. 11 Christopher F ox Allen, locksmith, 387 Av. 6 Fox Simon, tailor, 66 Bowery, h. 66 Bowery Fox Andrew coachmaker, 192 Seventh Fox Stephen, carman, 148 Hammond..... Fox Andrew, woodenware, 136 W . 13th Fox Thomas, laborer, W . 42d n. Av. 8 F ox Ann, widow o f Joseph, 15 Pitt Fox Thomas, porter, 6 Stone Fox Archibald, boatbuilder, 120 Madison Fox Thomas, tailor, 546 Pearl FOX BALDWIN N. St CO. com. mers. 52 Water, Fox Thomas, laborer, r. 32 Ridge h. 290 E. Broadway Fox Vincent H. manuf. 496 Twelfth, h. 31st n.Av.] F ox Barnabas, caulker, 36 Scammel Fox William, pedler, 55 Cturnon Fox Bernard, oil, 19 Troy Fox William, late grocer, 275 Division Fox Catharine, widow o f William, 103 Cross F ox William, porterhouse, 273 Water Fox Catharine, boarding, 50 Vestry Fox William, carpenter, Av. 9 c. W . 34th F ox Charles, caps, 178 Pearl, h. 59 Front Fox William, carpenter, 35 Troy F ox Charles, shoes, 211£ Division, h. 2111 Division Fox William, laborer, 225 E. llth F ox Charles, grocer, 178 South, h. 36 Pike Fox William J. clerk, r. 42 Gouverneur F ox Charles, mason, r, 58 Ridge F q x W m. W . pres, gasco. 174 Centre, h. W.Fanm FOX CHARLES St CO. grocers, 178 South FOX St OOTHOUT, manufacturers of screwboh, F ox Charles (col’d), mariner, r. 143 Chrystie nuts, rivets, washers, &c. 496 Twelfth n. At. C F ox Christian, porterhouse, 57 Attorney Fox & Polhemus, com. mers. 5.9 Broad F ox Conrad, chemist, 81 Barclay, h. 772 G’wich Foy Bridget, widow 42 Whitehall F ox David J. carman, 242 W . 24th Foy Edward, laborer, r. 68 James F ox Dewitt C. carman, 6 Jay Foy Edmund, laborer, 268 E. 13th FOX EDWARD, tailor, 216 Broad’ay, h. 202 Fulton Foy James, chandler, r.25 Marion Fox Edward, blacksmith, 241 Mulberry Foy Richard, blacksmith, 377 Ninth FOX EDW ARD P . eeman Lorain, iron, Br’dway c. 33d, h. 551 Av. 6 Frenche James, shoe threads, wholesale, 41 E x­ J?eeman Manning, grocer, 751 G’wich, h. 125 Ham- change place r mond i Frenzal Robert, liquors, 189 Bowery, h. 280 Bowery Feeman Maria, widow o f Philip, 315 Ninth Frerichs Henry, grocer, 96 Broad, h. 96 Broad JjtEEMAN MARTHA, widow, sup. Prot. half or- Frese John H. grocer, 404 Av. 1 2 phan asylum, 142 Av. 6 Frett Peter, tailor, 322 Eighth :,eeman Matthias, mer. 6 S. William Frety J. M. tailor, 304 Broadway .veeman Melancthon M. shipbroker, 56 South, h. Freudenberg Jacob, segars, 215 Division ? 401 Greenwich Freudenburg Emma, tailoress, r. 11 Columbia "j^eeman Moses E. pedler, 79 Norfolk Freudenburg Johanna, tailoress, h, r. 11 Columbia ’•eeman Nathaniel, 6 Abingdon pi. Freudenrich Joseph, fancy store, 588 Fourth eeman Nathl. P. mustard manufacturer, 229 Av. Freudenthal Chas. croc’y, 128 Church, h.128 Church Y 10, orders received at 196 Front, h. 3 W . 24th Freudenthal George, grocer, 475 Av. 9 Zeeman Norman A. jewelry, 289 Broadway Freudenthal John, liquors, 1 Greenwich ^eeman Phineas, silkgoods, 58 Liberty Freudenthal John D. grocer, 1 and 39 Greenwich, Zeeman Pliny, actuary, 106 B’way, h. Ravenswood h. Brooklyn Zeeman Robert, fancy soaps, 214 Pearl, li. 338 Pearl Freudenthal & Ludemann, grocers, 1 & 39 G’wich Zeeman Samuel (col’d), stevedore, r. 155 W . B’way Freniere Joseph, chairs, 36 Ridge Zeeman Samuel (col’d), porter, Amity lane Frers Henry H. grocer, 16 King, h. 16 King Qieeman Solomon, grocer, 6.1 Front, h. Brooklyn Freund Herman, tassels, 217 Pearl, h. 95 Attorney freeman William (col’d), coachman, 106 W . 17th Freund Joseph, featherbeds, 142 Pitt Qieeman W m. B. apothecary, 50 Av. 3, h. 51 Av. 6 Freund Joseph, feathers, 174 Houston (iueeman William C. lawyer, 18 Centre and 6 City Freund Julius, baker, 219 Third Hall place, h. 129th n. Av. 5 Freund Samuel, jeweler, 75 John gjeeman William P. packer, 130 Charlton Freund Veit, fancygds, 61 William, h. 95 Attorney a eeman William W. moulder, 31 Sheriff Freund Willhelm, umbrella, r. 96 Columbia sjLJEEMAN F. & CO. commission mers. 109 Wall Freund V. & Brother, imp. 61 William feeeman S. & Co. grocers, 61 Front, Freure Marcus, shipwright, 249 Monroe ijeeman M. M. & Co. shipbrokers, 56 South Frevall Peter E. broker, 5 N. Moore ZEEMAN, HODGES & CO. silkgoods, 58 Liberty Frewley William, tailor, 94 Monroe ser George B. printer, 21 Hudson place Frey Alexander, segarmaker, 34 Oak fiflees John, barber, 367£ Bowery Frey Anthony, barber, 71 Willett gj-EES JOSEPH B. druggist, 179 Av. 6, h. 179 Av. 6 Frey Charles, findings, 139 Spring weese Harman, grocer, 11 Duane and 241 William, Frey Charles, painter, 69 Willett h. 11 Duane Frey Clemens, clothier, 235 G’wich, h. 141 Third geese John H. grocer, 13 W . B’ way, h 13 W . B’way Frey Conrad, locksmith, r. 55 Lewis j*“eeze Henry, cabinetmaker, 202 Centre Frey Geo. W . nightinspector, 63 Roosevelt 5eiberg Barnard, tailor, 44 Forsyth Frey Hannah, wid. of Rev. C. F. 95 Barrow Seid John, laborer, 27 Laurens Frey Jacob L. imp. 62 John J«eidendale John, pedler, 82 Ridge Frey John, apothecary, hospital, foot o f E. 26th J'eiderich Joanna, widow o f John, 154 Third Frey Juliana, dressmaker, 162 Allen .fell J s FUL 203 FUR (■ fyruckle Lawrence, tailor, 121 Third Fuller Loring P. salesman, 64 Liberty, h. 120 Chrrs fyjrudtnicht John, grocery, 222 Elizabeth Fuller Luther N. com. mer. 44 Water, h. 91 Macd’gfc Jjrudy Theodore, baker, 73 W . 17th Fuller M. O. confectioner, W . 24th, c. Av. 9 jjruhling Augustus, bootmaker, 15 Mulberry Fuller Martha Ann, widow o f Horace, 34 E. 20th |ry Asa W. bricklayer, 91 Second Fuller Robert S. drygoods, 367 Av. 8 |«*y Charles, painter, r. 238 Rivington Fuller William, shipwright, 273 Third ^RY CHARLES M. commission merchant, 104 Fuller William C. indiarubber, 38 Broadway Front, h. 34 Remsen, Brooklyn Fuller William B. & Co. painters, 6 Beaver, h. IT L*y Edward, machinist, 230 W . 26th Beach JVy Edward P. mer. 39 Wall, h. 621 Broadway Fuller D. B. & J. C. fancygoods, 21 Cedar .y Jacob, carman, E. 15th b. A ys . A & B Fuller &, Co. indiarubber. 38 Broadway far James, laborer, 294 Stanton FULLER w:cuth Geary Patrick, liquors, 22 Oak GAUNT & DERRICKSON, paper, 158 & 159 South Geary Samuel, clerk, 274 Walker & 105 Fulton Geary Sarah, widow o f John, r. 113 Cliff Gaus Louis, tailor, 133 Third G aty Winnefert, wid. Mich’l, wash’g, 138 Chryrtife Gautier John, mason, 34 Hamersley Qyebauer Charles, shoemaker, 522 Fourth GrEI 209 GEO Gebert John I. emigrant office. 57 W est Geiger Valentine, peppermint, 231 Stanton Gebhard Augustus, bootmkr, 102 Cedar, h 102 Cedr Geihler Louis, smith, r. 12 Clarkson Gebhard B. C. strawgoods, 19 Dey Gem Frederick, drygoods, 194 E. 26th Gebhard Francis, cabinetmaker, 96 Columbia Geiney Michael, stonecutter, 41 Scammel Gebhard Frederick A. salesman, 138 Forsy th Geiney William, stonecutter, 41 Scammel Gebhard Frederick C. imp. 21 Nassau, h. 102 Av. 5 Geis Nicholas, shoemaker, 19 Stone Gebhardt Henry, importer, 9 Cedar Geisler Caspar, brewer, 86 Sheriff Gebhardt Joseph, tobacconist, 15 Anthony GEISLER EHRICH F. porterhouse, 21 Albany Gebhardt Philip, shoemkr, 24 Hudson, h. 24 Hudson Geisreiter H. porterhouse, 18£- Broome Gebman John C. cigars, 77 Av. A Geissenhainer Frederick W . (Rev.), 76 E. 14th Gebmann Joseph, tinsmith. 2 Extra GLISSENHAINEK FREDERICK W* jr. law yer, Geddes Alexander, tailor, 13 Rose 14* Pine, h. 76 E. 14th Geddes Ann, w idow o f William, r. 87 Mercer Geist Wilhelm, leather, 16 Av. 6, h. 16 Av. 6 Geddes Hugh, blacksmith, r. 87 Mercer Geigtens Patrick, pedler,r. 25 Columbia Geddes Thomas, shoemaker, 70 Bank Geler John, caulker, 297 Eighth Geddis Joseph, coachman, 437 Fourth . Gelien C. Henry, com. mer. 136 Peerl Geddis William, blacksmith, 151 Av. 8 Gelien Brothers, com. mers. 136 Pearl Gedney Absalom, boots, 142 Chatham, h. 157 Riv- Gellaty John, 35 Amos ington Gellatly Peter N. agent, 71 Nassau, h. 35 Amos Gedney Benjamin F. baker, 126 Av. C Geller Heiman, glazier, 86 Ridge Gedney Chas. carpenter, 3] Perry, h. 35th n. Av. 3 Gelling George, tailor, r. 124 Macdougal Gedney G. W . grocer, 121 Canal, h. 121 Canal Gellner Gustav, tailor, 17 E. 13th Gedney James R. druggist, 37 Oliver Geisler Louis, clothing, 115 Chatham Gedney Mary, w idow o f James, 100 Sullivan Gelson John, laborer, r. 107 E. 30th Gedney Nicholas, carman, 288 Third Gelston James H. mason, 102 First Gedney Sylvanus, ’b uilder, 135 Laurens, and supt. Gelston Maltby, 7 Leroy pi. streets, 74 Ludlow, h. 100 Sullivan Gelston Sami, manuf. 8 Pine, h. Brooklyn Gedney W m . H. builder, 31 Perry, h. 128 Hammond Gamberrier Andrew, shoemaker, r. 65 Forsyth Gedney W m . T. grocer, 121 Canal, h. 121 Canal Gembret Frederick, porterhouse, 127 W 29th Gedney W . H. & Co. builders, 31 Perry Gemmel James, late jeweler, 302 Broadway Gedney W . T . & G. W . grocers, 121 Canal Gemmel James, jr. jeweler, 302 Broadway, h. 302 Gee George, machinist, 298 Second Broadway Gee Henry C. umbrellamaker, r. 140 Laurens Gemmel John, jr. jeweler, 302 Broadway, h. 302 Gee John, rulemaker, 76 Division, h. 76 Division Broadway Gee Nathaniel, caulker, 130 Cannon Gemmel J. & J. jewelers, 302 Broadway Gee Richard B. cabinetmkr, 228 Lanai, h. 238 Canal Gemon J. importer, 300 Broadway, h. 97 Duane Gee Uriah D. carman, 282 W . 19th Gemund Phillip, brewer, r. 75 Chrystie Gee William, soda water apparatus manufacturer, Genan Patrick, laborer, 244 E. 18th 66 Gold Gendar Robert, fruiterer, 24 Fulton, h. W ’msburgh Geegan John, waiter, 191 Mott Gendar Thomas V. jewelry, 228 Greenwich, h. 228 Geehr Samuel P. currier, 40 Suffolk Greenwich Geen William, liquors, 8 Monroe, h. 8 Monroe Gendar William T. jeweler, 228 Greenwich, h. 228 Geer Darius, builder, 96 Thompson, h. 40 King Greenwich Geer Darius W . shoes, 32 Cortlandt, h. 107 Second Gendar W . T. Gibbons Jas. S. cash, ocean bank, h. 18 Lamartine Gibson James (col’d), workman, 79 Sheriff place Gibson James & Co. drygoods, 259 Greenwich & Gibbons John, clothing, 418 West 141 Spring GIBBONS JOHN, imprtr. 26 Cedar, h. 113 W . 20th Gibson James R. & Son, mers. 143 Front h. 4 Al­ Gibbons John B. exchange, 26 Crosby bion pi. .. Gibbons Mary, wid. o f Peter,'washing, r. 240 Av. 6 Gibson John, confectioner, 73 Av. 6 £ Gibbons Michael, liquors, 106 Centre Gibson John, painter, W. 25th b. Avs. 9 & 10 ? Gibbons Samuel, machinist, 191 W . 26th Gibson John, weaver, r. 178 W . 16th ? Gibbons Susan, widow o f Thomas, 104 Oliver Gibson John, mason, r. 137 Third ["Gibbons Thomas, agent, 65 Greenwich Gibson John D. tailor, 37 Downing * Gibbons Thomas, porterhouse, 28 Washington Gibson Margaret, wid. o f James, 15 Ren wick Gibbons Thomas, coachman, 137 Av. 1 Gibson Margaret, widow o f Thos. .61 Carmine Gibbs Aaron S. late merchant, 114 Leonard Gibson Peter, carpenter, 148 E. 21st TGibbs Alexander, lawyer, 5 Nassau, h. 180 Henry Gibson Robert, carman, 279 W . 27th 1 Gibbs Alfred P. bootfitter, 29 Commerce Gibson Robert, lumber, 309 Madison , Gibbs Calvin, merchant, 164 Front Gibson Robert, lumber, 58 Gansevoort ®Gibbs Desmond B. physician, 158 Wooster Gibson Robert, lumber, 534 West, h. 20 Clarkson wGibbs Elan H. accountant, 231 Spring Gibson Robert H. furniture, 456 Pearl, h. 456 Pearl ■ Gibbs Elizabeth, hairdresser, 128 Spring Gibson Sami. H. brassfnder, r. 51 Allen, h. 82 Allen ^Gibbs Elizabeth, widow o f John, r. 39 E. B’way Gibson William, confectioner, 64£ University pi. hGibbs Isaac H. druggist, 206 Delaney Gibson William, lumber, 534 West, h. 20 Clarkson ctGibbs James, boarding, 62 Oliver GIBSON WILLIAM, stained glass works illespie Geo. D. H. mer. 193 Pearl, h. 198 Twelfth GILLMORE ADDISON R. agent, 35 Canal, h. 3 f Gillespie Henry G. clerk, 64 Front, h. Howard hotel Canal ?illespie J. Y. stables, 127 E. B’way, h. 156 E. B’way Gillmore Gilbert, (col’d), huckster, 16 Leonard *illespie James, pianofortemaker, 474 Broadway Gillmore Robert, machinist, 187 W . 19th illespie James, 129 W. 13th Giilmur David, optician, 6 Liberty pi. h. 37 Canal Gillespie James M. carpets, 111 Bowery, h. Yorkville Gilloly Bernard, mason, r. 191 Mott Gillespie James S. findings, 298 Pearl, h. 12 Market Gilloly John, runner, r. 108 W . 21st iillespie John, auctioneer, 54 Orange Gilloly Rose, widow o f Barclay, r. 108 W . 21st Gillespie John, mason, r. 55 Spring Gillony Patrick, mason, 78 W . 18th ILLESPIE JOSIAH, agent, 17 South Gilloon Bridget, widow, 62£ Greene illespie Mary, widow o f W . O. 74 Monroe Gilloon Dennis, laborer, r. 58 Centre i illespie Peter, provisions, 211 Orange GILLOTT JOSEPH, steel pens, 91 John illespie Peter, laborer, 162 W . 16th Gillott Ruth, widow o f Samuel, r. 32 Lewis ^illespie Samuel, upholsterer, 118 Twelfth Gillpatrick Araminta D. school, 38 North Moot* ILLESPIE THOMAS D. undertaker, 554 Pearl, h. Gillson Peter, tailor, 73 Broome 554 Pearl Gilluly John, pedler, 57 Cherry ^ILLESPIE & CARLISLE, stables, 127 E. Broad­ Gilman Chandler R. physician, 657 Houston way Gilman George, ship. mer. 32 Gouvcmeur illespie& Studwell, shoe findings, 298 Pearl Gilman George F. hides, 35 Spruce, h. 152 jrillespie, Dean & Co. com. mers. 146 Pearl ton, Brooklyn 13 G IL 214 GLE Gilman Jas. grocer, 33 Washington, h. 33 Wash'tn Gilman John, policeman, 2 Minetta la. Gilson William G. produce, 291 Washingto^T"'"’ Giltzow John G. policeman, 93 Varick Gilman Nathaniel, jr. leather, 72 Gold, h. 93 Sands, Brooklyn ° cltr Jamea>oysters, 1 Wash, market, h. Jenej Gilman Nathaniel & Son, leather, 72 Gold, h. 152 Washington, Brooklyn r t m r fn Prof, music, 14 Roosevelt GIMBREDE JOSEPH N. card engraver and * Gilman Philip, locksmith, 49 Roosevelt Gilman Samuel, feed, 97 Laurens, h. 153 Laurens ? oner>l Nibl0’8 Garden, 588 Broadway™ Gim bem at Florontino, merchant 159 Front, h.155 Gilman Samuel, broker, 97 Wall* h. 212 Thompson W . 22d Gilman William, carman, 695 Greenwich Gmd Francis, sawyer, 149 Broome GILMAN WILLIAM C. broker, 18 Merchants* E x­ Gmder John, butcher, r. 141 Delaney change, h. 10 Albion pi. (See page 5 in front.) Ginger Thomas, baker, 122 W . 18th Gilman Winthrop S. merchant, 103 Front Gingle Christian, dyer, 131 Third -Gilman &' Connover, feed, 97 Laurens Gmity Peter, carman, 202 W . 24th Gilmartin Daniel, fruits, 198 Front, h. 104 Madison Ginn Elizabeth, widow of John, 694 Fourth Gilmartin James, laborer, 77 Centre Ginn Thomas L. coal, 570 G.wich, h. 573 G.wfch Gilmarfin John, grocer, 51 Cross Ginnel Henry, importer, 40 Maiden lane, h. 7L . Gilmartin John, liquors, 488 Pearl, h. 488 Pearl tage Row, Brooklyn Gilmartin John, shoemaker, 151 Forsyth Ginocchio John, liquors, 464 Washington Gilmartin John, fruit, 13 City hall pi. h. 20 Mott Gilmartin John G. liquors, 488 Pearl TNOr^mrJ1LEWIS, rGINOCCHIO ? m i c eler' 118 491 segars, f ana1’ h*118 Canal Washington Gilmartin Michael, moulder, r. 149 Elizabeth Ginsch Ernest, tailor, 238 Av. A Gilmartin Patrick, laborer, 171 Hester Ginty George, tailor, r. 61 Bank Gilmartin Patrick, tavern, 107 Anthony Ginty John, pedler, r. 61 Bank Gilmartin Thomas, mer. 158 Front, h. 20 Mott Gipson Henry, rigger, r. 114 Clinton GILMARTIN D. & CO. fruits, 198 Front Girard Bridget, widow o f Robert, 460 Twelfth Gilmer William, hardware, 576 Av 8, h. 576 Av. 8 Girard Hester, widow, 672 Greenwich Gilmor Robert B. policeman, 250 Tenth Girardon Gustave, hairdresser, 694 Broadway Gilmore Francis, undertaker, 11 Prince, h. 11 Prince Giraty Edward, builder, 237 Twelfth, h. 169 E. 27th Gilmore Franklin, c. h. officer, h. 67 Vandam Giraud Edward, jr. merchant, 86 Dey & 124 West Gilmore George, painter, 135 Chrystie Giraud Francis S. cooper, 20 Depeyster,h.208 Pearl Gilmore Hannah (col’d), washer, r. 64 Mercer Brooklyn Gilmore James, painter, 176 Orchard Giraud Francis V. confectioner, 76 Av. 8, h. 76At 8 Gilmore John, liquors, 388 Water Giraud Jacob P. jr. mer. 138 Front, h. Bergen, N.J Gilmore John, 288 Seventh Giraud Jacob P. 4 W . ]3th Gilmore John, laborer, 272 W . 17th Giraud James S. cooper, 29 Depeyster, h.101 Prince Gilmore John, carman, 132 Amos Giraud Joseph, 44 Laight Gilmore John, saddler, 92 Av. 6, h. 92 Av. 6 Giraud F. & J. coopers, 29 Depeyster Gilmore John S. porter, 315 Ninth Gird Emily, 9 Bethune Gilmore Patrick, laborer, 388 Water Girdler Thomas, stables, 250 Wooster Gilmore Rebecca, widow of James, 147 Av. 3 Giring Ewann N. cabinetmaker, r.24 Rivington Gilmore Robert, tinware, 537 Av. 8, h. 537 Av. 8 Giro Emanuel, merchant, 83 Front Gilmore Thomas C. hatter, 304 Spring, h. 509 p ’wch Girod Jaques, boarding, 29 Spruce Gilmour David, butcher, 424 Tenth Giron Marc, engraver, 14 Beekman Gilmour George, importer, 46 Cedar Girsch F. engraver, 31 Howard Gilmour Hugh, milliner, 388 Av. 6 Girvan Thomas, G. drygoods, 256 Bleecker, h. 2 Gilmour Hugh, stonecutter, 806 Washington Morton Gilmour Jas. umbrellas, 93 Chatham & 218 Green­ Girvan William, gardener, 68 Av. B wich, h. 218 Greenwich Girvin John, laborer, 62 Av. B Gilmour John, carman, 239 Mulberry Gisburne Eleanor, widow o f William, 49 Norfolk Gilmour John A. umbrellas, 93 Chatham and 218 Gisburne Robert, 170 Delaney Greenwich, h. 93 Chatham Gisner Cornelius, blacksmith, 120 Norfolk, h.r. 151 Gilmour Joseph, umbrellas, 74 Canal Norfolk Gilmour Thomas R. umbrellas, 74 Canal Gisner Henry, carpenter, 129 Willett Gilmour William, carpenter, 261 Fourth Gisner Mary A. widow of John H. 51 Perry Gilmour William, carpenter, 101 Troy Gisner Susan, widow o f William H. 106 Perry Gilmour William, cartman, 83 W . 27th Githens Catharine, hatpresser, 90 Hudson Gilmour J. A. & J. umbrellas, 218 Greenwich and Gitscho Henry, stevedore, 109 Cedar 93 Chatham Gitterman Eliza, widow of Mayers, 270 Division Gilmour T. R. & J. umbrellas, 74 Canal Gitto Charles, salesman, 17 Essex Giloran Patrick, carpenter, 157 E. 21st Gitz John, agent, 126 Greenwich Gilpatrick Araminta D. school, 38 North Moore Givaudan Antoin, tinman, 113 W. Broadway Gilpin Lucy, wid*w o f George, boarding, 195 Grand Givens Jacob, jeweler, 41 Downing GILPIN SAMUEL S. newsroom, 67 Mer. Exchange, Givlin Michael, carman, 220 Elizabeth .h. S. I. Givnor Francis, singer, 11 King Gilroy Clinton G. 179 Greene Gizel Nicholas, cabinetmaker, 104 Attorney Gilnoy Ellen, porterhouse, 163 Anthony Glackmeyer L. F. 18 Mercer Gilroy Fanny, widow, Av. 1 c. E. 28th Gladding John, bookkeeper, h. 7 Abingdon pi. Gilroy George, paints, 370 Hudson, h. 370 Hudson Gladding Sarah H. widow o f Horace, 368 Tenth Gilroy John, porterhouse, 106 Anthony Gladding William P. spars, 412 Cherry Gilroy John, porterhouse, 205 E. 24th Glade Henry, grocer, 83 Duane, h. 83 Duane Gilrpy Patrick, carpenter, 167 Av. 3 Gladman Gustavus (col’d), porter, 3 Anthony Gilroy Patrick, laborer, r. 32 Willett Glande Nicholas, blacksmith, 62 W. Broadway Gilroy Patrick, laborer, 359 Twelfth Glander Hammond, baker, 6 Morton Gilroy Thomas, porter, 134 Anthony Glander Henry A. grocer, 72 Stanton, h. 72 Stanton Gilroy Thomas, mason, r. 60 Spring Glandon Thomas, cooper, 9 Bedford Gilroy Washington L. 11 Old si. h, Williamsburg Glanner Gottfried, shoemaker, 98 Essex Gilroy William, porterhouse, Av. 1 c E. 28th Glascott Jeremiah, carriages, 14 Cherry Gilsey Peter, segars, 169 & 559 Broadway, h. 336 Glasby William B. carpenter, 15 Minetta Fourth Glaser Antone, carpenter, 42 Av. B Gilsey Sophia, shirts, 134 Broome Glasgow William, musician, 182 Walker Gilso Joseph, agent, 25 Pitt Glasier George G. late storekeeper, 666 Water Gilson Harris, peck silp hotel, 118 South Glasier Joseph, caulker, 314 Henry Gilson Nathaniel, agent, 192 Ludlow Glasier Russel W. shipwright, 666 Water Gilson William, machinist, 161 E. 24th Glass Andrew, police, r. 38 Trinity ph GrLI 215 GOD [rlass David, porterhouse, 110 Av. 3, h. 110 Av. 3 Glingh Ignos, porter, 87 Willett Hass Eliza B. 92 W . 11th Glinn James, milkman, 336 Av. 8 lass George, chandler, 79 W . 27th Glinn Michael, laborer, r. 138£ Av. 3 Hass John, carman, 293 Delaney Glinnan Patrick, laborer, 292 Mott ■lass John, engineer, 106 Goerck, h. 54 Broome Glinnen Owen, laborer, 2 Jersey Hass John, painter, 52 Grove Glinnsman Henry, grocer, 229 Walker Ijlass John D. coachbuilder, 92 Broome Glinnsmann Henry, cabinetmkr, 57 Elm, h. 60 Elm lass Margaret, widow, r. 124 Hammond Glinnsmann & Iden, cabinetmakers, 57 Elm lass Theodore, clerk, 3 William, h. 260 Tenth Glip Philip, pedler, r. 83 Suffolk ^lass W m chandler, 91 W . 27th, h. 87 W . 27th Glissing George F. clerk, 117 Suffolk Hass & Patterson, painters, 52 Grove Glitsch Caspar, tailor, r. 96 Columbia i lassey Jane, widow o f James, 146 Greenwich Av. Glock William, shoemaker, 327 Third Ilassford Andrew, framemaker, 108 Charlton Gloeck Philip, shoemaker, 254 Rivington ^lassford Frances P. widow o f Robert W . fancy- Glokner Lucas, tailor, 118 Essex i; goods, 323 Bleecker Glor Jacob, truckman, r. 4 Goerck Jassford James, fancygds, 33 Cedar, h. 81 W . 21st Glos Jacob, tailor, 21 Thomas lasson Peter, jewelry, 175 West, h. 56 Chambers Gloss Jacob, brickmaker, 65 Av. B * ijastater John, mason, 175 Fourth Glossett Nicholas, stonemason, 7 Norfolk Jatner John, painter, 101 Delaney Gloucester James (col’d) (Rev.), 40 W . Broadway aatz Chas. casemaker, 92 Fulton, h. 360 Eighth Glover Charles H. lawyer, 35 Wall, h. Brooklyn Jlatz Charles H. watchsprings, 92 Fulton, bds. 11 Glover Chas S. butcher, 36 Wash, m kt h. 105 Allen j Barclay Glover David T. Pilot, 24 Coenties slip, h. 68 Forsyth I atz Louis E. watches, 44 Beekman, h. 44 B’kman Glover Edward, laborer, 46 Whitehall vaubensklee Theo. p ro f free acad. h. 304 Fourth Glover Experience, wid. o f Thaddeus B. 591 Fourth fcfauber Abraham, boots, 243 Bowery Glover George, hotel, 25 Bowery, h. 25 Bowery *azen Horatio, clerk, 5 Monroe Glover Henry, chronometers, 119 Wall, h. 85 Liv­ j^eary Robert (col’d), laborer, 48 Thomas ingston, Brooklyn Reason John, shoemaker, r. 3 Vandam Glover James M. broker, 168 G’wich, h. 103 E ssex. Reason John T. gutta percha, 181 Broadway, h. Glover John, 11 Lexington Av. Mansion house Glover John H. lawyer and notary public, 11 ■eason Mary, widow o f Hugh, 307 Av. 1 Wall, h. 11 Lexington Av. , eason Michael, stonecutter. E. 13th c. Av. A Glover Louis N. lawyer, 127 Fulton, h. 162 W . 21st ? eason Patrick, tailor, 245 Canal Glover Lucretia, widow o f Edward, r. 183 W . 18th !::ieason William, carman, 80 Oliver GLOVER RALPH, physician, 12 Ann, h. 162 W . 21st , eason William, waiter, 93 E. 15th Glover Robert, liquors, 24 Orange, h. 300 Fourth •®fedhill Anna, widow o f Joshua, .305 Av. 9 Glover Russell E. 3 Lamartine pi. . edhill Henry, shoemaker, 550 Hdsn, h. 108 Perry Glover T. James, lawyer, 14£ Pine, h. 47 Clinton pi •S’edhill Wright, boots, 297 Av. 9, h. 297 Av. 9 Glover Thaddeus B. real estate agent, 591 Fourth eeber Christiana, 118 W . 17th Glover Thomas, butcher, 184 Prince, h. 184 Prince i*ieen Thomas, laborer, 391 Pearl Glover Thomas, butcher, 4 Franklin mrkt, h. 189 *'£ese Bartholomew, waiter, 243 Tenth Forsyth Sheeson Ann, widow o f Matthew, 141 Delaney Glover W m. butcher, 36 Wash, mkt, h. 153 Forsyth ipeeson Edward, grocer, 55 Mulberry Glover & Gilbert, hotel, 25 Bowery taeeson Edw. jewelry, 15 South, h. 36 Whitehall Gloyne Samuel, clothing, 43 Roosevelt meeson James, grocer, 115 Orange Gluck Jacob, caps, 248 Second itfeeson James, laborer, 9 Pelham Glyddon Benjamin, cook. 257 Seventh seson John, carman, 87 Washington Glynn Francis, wheelwright, 265 Mott jiteeson John D. brassfounder, 279 W. 28th Glynn James, carman, 120 Av. 1 rj eeson Juliana, dressmaking, 279 W . 28th Glynn Lawrence, gasman, 176 Elizabeth flpeson Mary, milliner, 270 Bowery, h. 270 Bowery Glynn Mary, 66 Norfolk » eeson Michael, carpenter, 283 Mott Glynn Michael, clerk, 165 Greenwich ice so n Michael, bootmaker, 183 Av. 1 Glynn Morris, laborer, 8 Carlisle eeson Michael, tailor, 79 Mott Glynn Patrick, blacksmith, r. 153 Clinton glpeson Patrick, cordials, 66 Mulberry Glynn Thomas, laborer, 245 Canal jkisesbu Patrick, police, 67 Centre Gnadendorff G. apothecary, 476£ Broadway K e s o n Thomas, laborer, 108 Cedar Gnoud Benjamin, carpenter, 288 Seventh l^esoh Timothy, policeman, 25 Madison Gnoud Redmond, carman, 107 Washington -^effer Edward, prof, o f music, 41 Forsyth Goable Andrew, tailor, 96 Sheriff Jjeich William, tailor, 141 Third Goadby Margaret H. 76 Av. 2 IJeickman Charles, baker, r. 55 Pitt GOADBY THOMAS, grates, 213 Grand, h. 171 Mott *?eim John, tailor, 44 Av. B Goater Charles, workman, 207 Stanton 5 ;,eim Joseph, cutler, 87 Willett Gobel Henry, grocer, 316 Stanton ®v*eim O. F. broker, 43 New Gobel Nekolaus, shoemaker, 152 Third Jgeim Peter, tailor, r. 12 Essex Gobelman Henry, 241 Av. A '“*ein Adam, cabinetmaker, 149 Broome Goble Albert, W . druggist, 9 Av. C & 257 Second, ein Andrew, plumber, 550 Fourth h. 257 Second &%in Jacob, cane, 101 W . 30th Goble Hannah, widow o f Hugh, 75 Barrow t , emm Christian, grocer, 16 Hamersley Goble Sarah, wid. o f David, 135 Av. D r-'l%n Christopher, laborer, 89 Essex Gochien Catharine, tailoress, 64 Av. A U n cross William, tailor, 5 Manhattan Gock Diedrick, grocer, Av. 10 c. W . 39th <2*engall Henry, laborer, 67 Mangin Gock Frederick, smokehouse, 246 Walker *%nn Andrew, shipcarpenter, 79 Willett Gocklen Anthony, grocer, 74 Christie ***enn Patrick, laborer, r. 83 W . 25th Godard Charles, sexton, 79 Varick iHenn Robert, pianos, 194 Fulton, h. 196 Seventh Goddard Astley, chairmaker, 216 Delaney jfcJenn Sarah, widow of Thomas, 336 Eighth Goddard Calvin L. manuf. 1 New, h. Brooklyn S^enn Thomas, coachman, 145 Av. 1 Goddard Fred. N. imp’ter, 95 William, h. 141 Eighth ij^ennin Michael, junk, 174 South, h. 216 Cherry Goddard Geo. G. lawyer, 12 Wall, h. Staten Island g|i*enney H. P. clerk, 175 Laurens Goddard J. W . fancygds, 95 W m. h. 141 Eighth tiifennon Christy, ostler, 228 W . 26th Goddard Jas. E. fancygds, 29 Nassau, h. 43 Sydney ^Jennon John, laborer, 68 Mangin pi. Brooklyn ijfl entworth, Edward H. physician, 422 Broome Goddard Joseph, imp. o f fancygds, 100 William, h. ■^ENTWORTH JAMES B. broker, 3 Broad, h. 116 165 Rivington ^ W. 23d Goddard Leonard W . lawyer, 12 Wall j^f imm Martha, widow o f John H. 107 Warren Goddard Richd. L. com. mer.15 Platt, h.171 Greene -jjlines Peter B. carpenter, r. 85£■Clinton Goddard Thomas, steward, 184 Second GOP 216 GrOL Goddard W m. C. waterfitters, 412£ B'way, h. 134 Goff James, mason, 105 Thompson W . 21st Goff John, laborer, 173 W . 19tn Goddard W m . H. cloth’g 25 Maiden la. h. 107 Leroy Goff John, carman, 160 W . 30th GODDARD J. W . & F. N. importers, 95 William Goff R. Henry, crockery, 100 Canal Goddard & Burchard, fancygoods, 29 Nassau Goff Richard N. com. mer. 37 Front Godet Henry, ins. broker, 5 Wall, h. Brooklyn Goff William, clerk, 57 Walker Godfrey Abraham W . leather & findings, 299 Pearl, GOFF & CONSTABLE, commission merchants h. Maspeth 14 Walker , 710 oldsmith Rensselaer T. grocer, 227 Front, bds 13 Greenwich Murray Goodhew George, waiter, 175 Elm goldsmith Solomon, liquors, 155 Norfolk Goodhue Benjamin S. varnish, W . 42d n. Av. 9 -■oldsmith, Haber & Co. drygoods, 134 William Goodhue Charles C. mer. 64 South, h. 11W . 15th Goldsmith & May, jewelers, 86£- Bowery Goodhue Charles F. cashier, 72 Market ■foldson Samuel P. clerk, 55 Grand Goodhue Isaac, varnish, Av. 9 n. W . 38th oldstein Aaron, shoemaker, 142 Lewis Goodhue Mary, candies, W . 39th n. Av. 9 81*oldstein Abraham, pedler, 295 Houston Goodhue Robert C. mer. 64 South, h. 11 W . 15th p oldstein Henry, drygoods, 14 Cedar, h. 75 Ludlow GOODHUE & CO. merchants, 64 South ifioldstein Lazarus, arygds. 297 Houston, h. 297 Gooding Ebenezer R. mer. 160 South, h. 40 Ludlow ,i!» Houston Gooding & S. & J. G. Lucas, com. mers. 160 South llfoldstein Meyer, caps, 395 Av. 9 Goodkind William, fancy store, 299 Grand, h. 299 Ifcroldstein Peter & Co. clothing, 71 Chatham Grand a^oldsticker Herman, artist, 217 Houston Goodlitf James T. broker, 25 Wall, h. 49 Twelfth Ifcoley John, exchange, 399 Madison Goodman Abraham, pawnbroker, 31 Centre ll'oll Christian, tailor, 7 Trinity pi. Goodman Abraham, pedler, 13 Van dewater iif oil Frederick, pianomaker, 120 E. 19th Goodman Henry, bookbinder, 24 Fourth Hi oil Fred. P. jr. aiesinker, 78 Fulton, h. 393 G’wich Goodman Henry, shoemaker, 144 Essex ^011 George F. jr. vamisher, r. 45 W . 13th Goodman Jacob, laborer, 379 Ninth £ oil George F. pianofortemaker, 10 Goerck Goodman Jacob, tailor, r. 17 Elizabeth |groll Jacob, porterhouse, 18 Rector Goodman James, policeman, 159 Essex j^oll Jacob, modeler, 18 Rector Goodman James M. butcher, 27 Catharine mkt. h. rfjroll John, brooms, r. 128 Willett 147 Ludlow j^roll John J. mason, 179 W . 23d Goodman John, laborer, 5} Suffolk Ijrolley Fernand, tailor, 157 Mott Goodman John F. (col’d), physician, 500 Houston J follhofer Balthas, shoes, 9 Elizabeth Goodman Joseph, 8 Greenwich rgrolondus Elizabeth, widow o f William, W . 25th c. Goodman Lewis, cabinetmaker, 59 Charlton £ Av. 10 Goodman Mary, wid. of John, dressmkr, 122 E. 19th \jfolsh Alfred, matches. 3 Cortlandt Goodman Myron S. jeweler, 11 John, h. Brooklyn fjJolsh Myer, tailor, 68 Goerck Goodman Peter, laborer, 398 West ‘jjfombelton Richard, tailor, 310 Mott Goodman Philip, bootmaker, 85 Pitt ^'fomber Schlossheimer, pedler, 4 Av. B GOODMAN RICHARD, lawyer, 106 Broadway, iL fombeult Margaret, boarding, 862 Broadway Ravenswood jjromer Jane, (col’d), cook, r. 40 Wooster Goodman Simon, tailor, 155 Norfolk :5omer William, tailor, 316 Av. 8 Goodman William, shoemaker, 417 Cherry “^omerford James, carpenter, 143 E. 24th Goodman Wolfe, butcher, 88 Stanton lio m ez A. L. merchant, 127 Fulton GOODNOUGH PETER, restaurant, 179 Broadway, y o m e z Moses E. bookkeeper, 25 Carmine h. 28 Beekman ^xomez Raphael M. mer. 83 Front, h. 193 Fourth Goodnow Abel F. cutlery, 7 Gold, h. Brooklyn ffom ien Bridget, widow, 23 Pell Goodnow John, butcher, 28 Commerce ^fompert Samuel, tailor, 46 Oliver Goodnow Lewis P. cordials, 199 Chambers & 191 rfomperts Benjamin, baths, 101 B’wry, h. 101 B’wry Reade, h. 15 Christopher fjfomprecht Zadurk, butcher, 162 Walker, h. 25 Goodrich Augustus, police, 485 Broome f Elizabeth Goodrich Charles C. com. mer. 25 Broad JfSfonsales Dominck, cabinetmaker, 7 Howard Goodrich Darius N. physician, 328 Third GOO 218 GOR Goodrich Elisha B. cartman, 30 Pitt Gordier F. V. bootmaker, 76 Leonard Goodrich Eliza, wid. o f David 329 Rivington Gordon Anne, widow ot John, 169 Varick Goodrich Henry, mer. 60 Liberty, h. 20 Second Gordon Austin R. mer. 89 Wall, h 6 W. 13th Goodrich John, gunmaker,243 Grand Gordon Charles W . strawhatpresser, 80 MulWr Goodrich John, carpenter, 58 Essex Gordon Cuthbert C. 31 Broad, h. 252 PearL Br’S l Goodrich Sarah J. wid. o f Ozias, nurse, 84 Stanton Gordon Elizabeth, widow of John, 146 Hammond Goodrich Samuel, carpenter, 58 Essex Gordon Elizabeth, widow o f Richard, 394 Third Goodridge Hannah, 97 Clinton pi. Gordon George, veterinary surgeon, 79 Fourth Goodridge James T. sailmaker, 120 Wall Gordon Geo. fish, 12 Cath. mkt, h. 47 Catharine Goodridge Samuel N. painter, 213 Church Gordon George, stables, 4 Christopher, h. 79 F'rtfc Goodridge Sami W . jr. mer. 84 Broad, h. 758 Bway Gordon George, tailor. 119 Hammond Goodridge Solon F. com. mer. 53 Exchange pi. h. 2 GORDON GEORGE P. Yankee card press, 70Nan. Strong pi. Brooklyn sau Goodridge William, shipcarpenter, 245 Madison Gordon Hans, physician, 74 Av. 8 Goodridge S: W . & Co. mers. 84 Broad Gordon Henry, baker, 202 Av. B Goodridge & Gallagher, sailmakers, 120 W all Gordon Hugh, tailor, 283 W. 24th Goodsbeed, Hiram, carpenter, 194 Av. 6 Gordon J. M. painter, 55 Gold, h. B rook ly n Goodsell Chester, salesman, 11 Varick Gordon James, moulder, 80 Av. B Goodsman Thomas , carman, 11 Mangin Gordon James, tailor, 318 Stanton Goodspeed Benjamin F. agent, Av. 5. c. W . 20th, h Gordon James, engineer, r. 52 Vandam 20 W . 15th Gordon James, marblepolisher, 36£ Hamersley Goodspeed Elizabeth, seamstress, 696 Water Gordon John, shipcarpenter, 326 Fifth Goodstein Marcus, drygoods, 38 Monroe Gordon John, stables, 152 Crosby, h. 135 Crosby Goodwin Andrew, porter, 43 Av. C Gordon John, machinist, 458 Water, h.179 Cherry Goodwin Arnold, mason, 283 Spring Gordon John, roofer, 368 Bleecker, h. 75 Perry ' Goodwin Charles, machinist, 25 Thompson Gordon John, umbrellas, Av. 10 c. W. 29th Goodwin Charles, stoves, 254 Water, h. 127 Madisn. Gordon Joseph, perfumery, 87 Nassau Goodwin Charles T. baker, 154 South, h. 82 Orange, Gordon Joseph, roofer, 368 Bleecker, h. 146Hamnd Brooklyn Gordon Marian, milliner, 45 Carmine Goodwin Courter, post office, h. 48 Amity Gordon Mary, widow o f Hugh, 177 Cherry Goodwin Eben, tobacco, 209 Water, h. 165 E. 14th Gordon Mercey M. tailoress, 16 Sixth Goodwin Eli, 11.7 Tenth Gordon Michael, laborer, 222 Av. B , Goodwin Elizabeth, wid. o f Benjamin, huckster, 12 Gordon Miles (col’d), porter, r. 66 Mercer Catharine mkt. h. 167 Madison Gordon Oliver H. merchant, 155 Maiden lane, h. 64 Goodwin Francis, 39 Monroe Remsen, Brooklyn Goodwin Franklin, housemover, 14 Lewis Gordon Peter, tailor, 233 Av. 8 Goodwin George O. mason, 46 Norfolk Gordon Philip, cordial distiller & syrup manufactr, Goodwin George, S. upholsterer, 35 Av. 6 55 Vesey, h. Jersey city Goodwin Gilman, housemover, 287 Madison Gordon Robert, 108 Sullivan GOODWIN HENRY, paper, 31 Cedar, h. 99 Av. 3 Gordon Robert J. carman, t. 5 Forsyth Goodwin Henry, jeweler, 150 Reade, h. 132 Hamsly Gordon Thomas, fringemaker, 26 Jane Goodwin Henry, tailor, 30 Madison Gordon Thomas, tinsmith, 64 Catharine Goodwin Hezekiah F. birds, 543 Hudson, h. H’bokn Gordon Thomas, carman, 413 Cherry Goodwin J. W . housemover, 25 Gouvemeur Gordon William, laborer, 365 Cherry Goodwin James, baker, 233 Rivington Gordon William, carpenter, 52 Chrystie Goodwin James, laborer, 108 Pitt Gordon William, papercarrier, 59 W. 26th Goodwin John, porterhouse, 85 W . 18th Gordon William R. (Rev.), 129 Amity Goodwin John, varnisher, 555 Greenwich Gordon J. & J. roofers, 368 Bleecker Goodwin John, mason, 228 W . 26th Gordon J. & Co. perfumery, 87 Nassau Goodwin John, carman, 64 Clarkson Gordon & Ray, machinists, 458 Water Goodwin Joseph, cutter, 530 Fourth Gordon & Talbot, merchants, 155 Maiden lane Goodwin Margaret, wid. o f Oliver, 209 Mulberry Gore Charles, hackdriver, 360 Tenth Goodwin Mary, liquors, 669 Hudson Gore Frederick, painter, 91 W . 26th Goodwin Mary A. wid. o f William, 530 Pearl Gore John, livery stable, h. 26 Crosby Goodwin Michael, jeweler, 23 Maiden la. & 26 Elm, Gore John G. watchglasses, 34 Gold, h. 48 Hicks, h. 39 Monroe Brooklyn Goodwin Owen, carman, 669 Hudson Gore Luke J. cabinetmaker, 137J Cherry Goodwin Patrick, tailor, r. 48 E. Broadway Goreley John, tinsmith, r. 15 E. 11th Goodwin Richard, tailor, l i 7 Chatham Gorgus Anna M. widow o f James, 42 Stanton Goodwin Samuel, roofing, 283 Spring Gorham Catharine, widow o f Job T. 131 Spring Goodwin Samuel E. honsemover, 14 Lewis Gorham Ezekiel, shipchandler, 25 South, h. 180 Goodwin Samuel H. painter, 148 W . Broadway Clinton, Brooklyn Goodwin Samuel S. ballast, 158 South, h.jW ’mburg Gorham James, sailmaker, 204 South, h. 41 Gout- Goodwin Thomas, clerk, 134 Eldridge erneur Goodwin Thomas, musician, 7 Vandam Gorham James H. croton mills, 127 Henry Goodwin Thomas, fancygds, 151 South, h. 120 Mott Gorham Lewis W . clerk, h. 112 Forsyth Goodwin Thomas, clerk, 106 Av. 8 Gorham William, baker, 255 Houston Goodwin Thomas, hats, 90 South, h. Brooklyn Gorham, Basset & Co. shipchandlers, 25 South Goodwin Whelin, tailor, 554 Fourth Gori Ottaviano, sculptor, 897 B’way, h. 895 B’way Goodwin William H. tabocco, 209 Water, h. 68 Goring William, shipcarpenter, 83 Columbia Orange, Brooklyn Gork Andrew, laborer, 63 Mangin Goodwin E. & Brother, tobacco, 209 Water Gorke William, shoemaker, r. 105 Eldridge Goody Henry, grocer, 40 Wooster Gorman Ann, widow o f Michael, coffins, 48 Prmce, Goodyear Charles, india rubber, 59 Maiden la h. 255 Mulberry Goodyear Henry B. india rubber, 59 Maiden la. Gorman Anthony, grocer, 257 Stanton, h. 257Srnn Goodyear Nelson, 59 Maiden la. Gorman Catharine, wid. o f Thomas, 55 Laurens Goold Amasa A. teas, 187 Bowery, h. 314 Broome j Gorman Charles, pianofortes, 238 Elizabeth Goold James M. paper hangings, 44 Cortlandt, h. Gorman Ellen, wid. o f James, 266 Walker 165 E. 14th GORMAN FRANCIS, liquors, 12 Catharine slip, & Goold Susan, 326 Bleecker 12 Catharine slip Goos Adam, shoemaker, 63 James Gorman James, boarding, 101 E. 25th Gooseberry James, tailor, 76 Mulberry Gorman James, housemover, 82 W. 18th Gooseberry Joseph, liquors, 6 James Gorman James, coffins, 48 Prince Gopfert Christian, cabinetmaker, 92 Essex Gorman James, waiter, r. 25 Marion Goranflo Jacob, clerk, 147 Delaney Gorman James, nailer, r. 6 Gouvemeur slip GOU 219 GOV Borman James L. jeweler, 194 W. 19th Goudlen Patrick, cottonsampler, r. 182 Mulberry i^xorman John, laundry, 103 E. 24th, h. 101 E. 24th Gouge Joseph, carpenter, 92 Vandam porm an John, marblecutter, 53 Factory Gougenheimer Samuel, pedler, 172 Houston i£orman John, shipcarpenter, 67 Lewis Gough Adna H. drugs, 206 E. Broadway ^xorman John, waiter, 22 Av. 6 Gough Henry G. drygds, 345 Av. 6, h. 345 Av. 6 pjonnan Margaret, widow, 269 Stanton Gough James, grocer, 69 Orange porm an Martin, porter, 367 Pearl Gough James, coachtrimmer, 296 Third jtjorman Mary, widow o f John, 204 W . 21st Gough James, laborer, 212 Seventh porm an Mary, widow o f Thomas, 129 Henry Gough James, porkstore, 69 Orange porm an Maurice, grocer, 57 Mulberry Gough John, waiter, r. 24 Mulberry porm an Michael, liquors, 220 W . 16th Gough John, laborer, 68 Goerck xorman Michael, laborer, 8 Hester 1 Gough John M. physician, 206 E. Broadway Ixorman Patrick, laborer, 107 Washington Gough Loyd, carpenter, 329 Sixth I xorman Patrick, laborer, 252 E. llfh Gough Patrick, laborer, 64 Goerck tor man Robert, shoemaker, 455 Houston Gough Thomas, pedler, 44 Mulberry .xorman Samuel D. crockery, 120 Canal, bds. New Gough Thomas, junk, 54 Gouverneur S Haven house Gough Thomas, liquors, 239 Av. 8, h. 263 Av. 6 5 Jorman Thomas, engineer, 198 W . 27th Gould Abraham, varnish, W . 35th n. Broadway iJorman Thomas, quarryman, W . 42d n. Av. 8 Gould Alexander S. printer, 121W . 16th ^ w m sn William, liquors, 346 Twelfth GOULD CHARLES, broker, 2 Hanover, h. 5 Madi­ jjormen Arthur, carman, 53 Market son sq. xormley Thomas, carman, r. 187 Rivington Gould Cornelius, late carman, 33J Carmine f-jormly Catharine, widow o f Shough, 21 Prince Gould David, lawyer, 71 Cedar, h. Jersev citv Jrormly James, carman, r. 187 Hester GOULD DAVID H. refectory, 10 Fulton, h. 123 ^formly James, painter, 125 E. 24th Adams, Brooklyn Mormly Patrick, laborer, 24 Thames Gould Ebenezer, liverystables, 72 Reade, h.68Reade Jjormond Levi, plumber, 120 Lewis Gould Edward S. mer. 49 Nassau, h. 18 Clinton pi. prorrick Thomas, tailor, 232 Elizabeth Gould George, liquors, 149 Delaney & 47 Hester, h ^orrin Cipriano, music teacher, 41 Fifth 149 Delaney Worry Patrick, milk, 240 E. 13th Gould Harriet (col’d), widow o f Joshua, r. 6 York Htorsegner Christian, tailor, 327 Third Gould Horace A. & Co. tailors, 221 Wash’n h. N. J. ortelmann John, grocer, Morton c. Bedford Gould James, jeweler, 73 King ■jrorth Peter, cabinetmaker, 58 Av. B Gould John, crockery, 482 Pearl •Aorton Cephas, pianoforte maker, 107 Houston Gould John, mer. 195 Pearl, h. 143 Second orum Geo. W . patentlethr, 158 Water, h. Newark Gould John, steamboat captain, 148 W . 20th '! ory Thomas, moulder, 311 Ninth Gould John E. music pubr. 297 B’way, h. 59 Murray fefros Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 79 Charlton Gould John W . segars, 1q7 A v. C f os John, shoemaker, 56 Oliver Gould Mitchel, stair rods, 229 Pearl, h. Newark i osberg Samuel, laborer, r. 570 Fourth Gould N. W . musician, 404 Broadway i:!Osdorfer Morris, mason, 84 Pitt Gould Thos. C. lime, 41 Tompkins, h. 43 Tompkins zi.osiah Isaac (col’d), bootmaker, 166 Mott Gould William H. shipjoiner, 129 Eldridge josline Samuel, glasscutter, 36£ Scammel Gould William R. jr. broker, 39 William, h. B’klyn gosling Frederick, dyer, 28 Vandewater GOULD J. E. & CO. music publishers and piano­ |>osling H. restaurant, 84 Liberty forte dealers, 297 Broadway jjrosling James, carpenter, 141E. 26th Gould & Williams, liqrs, 149 Delaney yer Christopher, butcher, 9 Washington market Lafayette pL £ and 583 Hudson, h. 59 Hammond Hadden David H. mer. 70 Front, h. 57 Leroy iJryn Charlotte, widow of Ranson, 199 W . 24th Hadden George, porter, 239 Centre WYNNE J. STUART, civil engineer, 96 John, h. Hadden Henry G. secretary, 175 Front, h. L. I. \\ 233 W . 23d ’ Hadden Horace, carpenter, 321 Av. 1 £rynne Thomas, mer. 26 Cedar, h. 5 Peck slip Hadden Isaac, drygoods, 43 Liberty, h. 32 Leroy tiles George R. physician, 347 Bleecker Hadden James A. C. carman, E. 33d bet. Av. 2 & 3 Hadden James E. tailor, 265 Broadway, h. 94. Haxn- H. ersley Hadden John, flour inspector, 174 Christopher J!ab Francis, cutler, 127 Third Hadden John A. imp. 61 Pine, h. 20 Lafayette pi ,ack P. I. jeweler, 259 Hudson, h. 259 Hudson Hadden John G. builder, 135 Laurens, h. 32 Leroy jiackman Herman H. laborer, 20 Anthony Hadden Thomas, insp. o f flour, 15 South, h. 69 .af Michael, laborer, r. 142 Third t Charlton ^ker Adolph, saloon, W . 30th n. Av. 7 Hadden William A. mer. 61 Pine, h. 24 Lafayette pi 14 HAG 230 HAG HADDEN & GEDNEY, builders, 125 Laurens Hagan Ann, wid. o f Patrick, 97 Watts HADDEN, TAYLOR & CO. wholesale dealers in Hagan Arthur, stonecutter, 95 James clothing, 249 Pearl Hagan Charles, laborer, r. 6 Goerck Haddin James, plumber, 2 Jersey Hagan Conrad, machinist, 32 Av. B Haddock Ann Jane, milliner, 11 Ay . 8 Hagan Daniel, laborer, r. 70 Hamersley Haddock Hugh, tobacconist, 572 Hudson, h. 84 Hagan David H. refectory, 47 Howard, h. 47How*! Hammond Hagan Edward, hoistwheels, 133 Laurens h t3 Haddock Isaac, drygds, 309 Grand, h. 270 E. B’way Laurens 1 *** Haddock James, clerk, 388 Tenth Hagan Edward, butcher, 27 Desbrosses Haddock Sarah Jane, 164 W . 16th Hagan Ellen, wid. of John, 27 Desbrosses Haddock James, mason, 558 Hudson Hagan Ernest F. shoemaker, r. 87 Essex Haddock Rogers, tobacconist, 572 Hudson, h. 84 Hagan Eugene, tailor, 100 Greene Perry Hagan Felix, grocer, 352 Av. 10, h. 352 Av 10 Haddock Thos. builder. 296 W . 19th, h. 296 W . 19th Hagan Hugh, bricklayer, 79 W. 19th Haddock William J. tobacco, 572 Hudson, h. 37 Hagan James, stonecutter, 307 Av. 1 Hammond Hagan Joseph, bookkeeper, 47 Pike Haddock W . J. & R. tobacconists, 572 Hudson Hagan Michael, builder, 218 W . 26th Haddock & Wright, drygoods, 309 Grand Hagan Michael, laborer, 430 Cherry Haddon John, grocer, 148 A y . 3, h. 148 Av. 3 Hagan Michael, boilermaker. 232 Av. B Haddon William, goldbeater, 14 Beekman, h. 14 Hagan Patrick, hostler, r. 207 Mercer Beekman Hagan Patrick, butcher, r. 271 Av. 7 Hader Antoine, tailor, 194 Second Hagan Patrick, fringes, 544 Broadway, h. 544 Bww Hadfield John, liquors, 247 Canal Hagan Robert, apothecary, 257 Hudson, h. 257Hud Hadley Daniel, cooper, 205 Amos, h. Tarrytown Hagan Sarah, wid. o f Dennis, 101 Mott Hadley Elias, shipjoiner, 123 Cannon Hagan Thomas, baker, 486 Pearl Hadley Fred’k, crockery, 221£ G’wich, h. Brooklyn Hagan Thomas, fringemaker, 2 E. 11th Hadley Hezekiah, boatbuilder, 473 Water Hagan William, laborer, r. 19 Marion Hadley Jacob, crockery, 250 Grand, h. 8 Bayard Hagan William, carman, 66 Hamersley Hadley James, shoemaker, 131 Av. 6 Hagans Peter, laborer, r. Twelfth c. Av. B Hadley John, laborer, 8 Clarkson. HAGAR WILLIAM, typefoundry, 38 Gold, h. 111 Hadley John S. crockery, 126 Division, h. 11 Allen Johnson, Brooklyn Hadley Moses, painter, 123 E. 24th Hagarty Charles, laborer, r. 71 Seventh Hadley Richard, fish, 4 Clinton market, h. 509 Wash­ Hagarty Mary, wid, of Patrick, 81 Third ington Hagarty Patrick, locksmith, 81 Third Hadley Ritter, china, 164 Bowery, h. 164 Bowery Hagarty Patrick, laborer, 128 Anthony Hadley Robert, shoemaker, 136 Delaney Hagarty Thomas, liquors, Av. 6 n. 37th Hadley William, 78 Third Hagarth Thomas, locksmith, 81 Third Hadley William, shipjoiner, 92 Columbia Hagemeyer F. W . grocor, 157 Mott & 6 Water, h. Hadnots Thomas, confectioner, 587 Av. 8 157 Mott Haeger F. D. upholsterer, 231 W . 20th ' Hagemeyer John, cabinet, r. 537 Greenwich h. 537 HADWICK JOHN, porterhouse, 210 South, h. 210 Greenwich South Hagen Hugh, shoemaker, 94 Lewis Haein Augustus, segars, r. 63 Columbia Hagen Jane, grocery, 313 Eighth Haelbrun Moses, segarmaker, r. 91 Columbia Hagen John, artist, 62 White, h. 448 Greenwich Haely Martin, laborer, r. 79 W . 24th Hagenbuch Caspar, cabinetmaker, 326 Front Haely William, laborer, r. 8 Pitt Hagenbucher Frederick, liquors, 78 Greenwich Haen Henry, tailor, 180 Third Hagenlocker Adolph, dentist, 7 Delaney Haerbert John, laborer, 63 Mangin Hager Andrew, tailor, r. 129 Eldridge Haes William, vicemaker, 161 Second Hager Hooper, shipcarpenter, 274 Stanton Haesch John, carman, 661 Washington Hager John, caipenter, 68 Eldridge Haesfelt Abraham, pedler, r. 230 Houston Hager John, livery stable, 391 Varick Haetz Joseph, laborer, 199 Av. B Hager William, typefoundry, 38 Gold, h. 113 John­ Haevy John, slater, 127 Sheriff son, Brooklyn Half David, grocer, 174 Division, h. 174 Division Hagerman Christian, tailor, 3 Thomas Haff Edward P. salesman, 90 John Hagerty Bernard B. glassware, 109 John, bds. 132 Haff Emily, widow, of Daniel, 314 Rivington Beekman Haff George W . grocer, 174 Division, h. 174 Div’sn Hagerty James, laborer, r. 6 Rector Haft* Jane, widow o f Anthony, boarding, 2 College pi Hagerty Thomas, bricklayer, 107 Av. C Haff Lorenzo B. carman, 214 E, 11th Hagerty & Lear, druggists, glassware, 109 John Haff Peter, 36 Allen Haggart Duncan, carpenter, W. 19th n. At. 6, h. Haff Sarah, widow o f Isaac, 53 Greene h. 181 W . 21st Haff Stephen, drygoods, 492 Grand & 103 Houston, Haggart Elizabeth, wid. of James, 113 Elizabeth 4^ Willett Haggart James, lpcksmith, 57J Bowery, h. 117 Haff Stewart S. storage, 149 Pearl, h. 285 Pearl, Forsyth Brooklyn Haggarty John, baker, 276 Mulberry Haff William jr. carman, 214 Eleventh Haggarty Patrick, waiter, 108 Anthony HAFF G. W . & D. grocers, 174 Division Haggerman John, fishdealer, 29 Goerck Hafieren John, tailor, 13 Pell Haggerty David, carpenter, 94 Third , Hafferty James, corks, 194 Water Haggerty Francis, stonecutter, 285 E. 13th Hafferty Patrick, corks, 194 Water Haggerty James, tailor, 8 Staple Hafferty Brothers, corks, 194 Water Haggerty James, huckster, 8 Staple Haff’e y John, chandler, 52 Cannon, h. 81 Broome Haggerty John, grocer, 175 E. lltn Haffner Andrews, carpetweaver, 459 Twelfth Haggerty John, laborer, 10 Oak Haffner Joseph, pedler, 124 Willett Haggerty John, mer. 55 Chambers Haflick Philip, tailor, 162 Third Haggerty Ludlum H. collector, 26 Eldridge Hafman Anthony, clerk, 121 Willett Haggerty Mary, wid. James, candy, 131 Mulberry Hafner Barbara, wid. o f Joseph, 14 Vandewater Haggerty Michael, furniture, 242 W. 16th Hafner Philip, teacher, 228 Av. 6 Haggerty Michael, laborer, 73 Cherry Haforen Charles, painter, r. 42 Henry Haggerty Ogden, mer. 54 William, h. 8 Warren Hagadom Francis, carpenter, 276 Front, h 81 Mad’n Haggerty Robert A. grocer, 126 West, h. NewJer. Hagadom John, agent, 81 Madison Haggerty Timothy, laborer, 131 Goerck Hagadom Moses C. painter, 236 South, lu 107 Henry Haggerty William, packer, 105 E. 25th Hagadom William, 28 Spruce, h. 58 E. 23d Haggerty William A. capt. o f police, h. 315 Hagadom William jr. r. 28 Spruce, h. 58 E. 23d HAGGERTY, DRAPER & JONES, auctioneer*^ Hagadom William H. steward, 20 E. 13th William s I HAI 231 HAL * — — -------------------- — ---------------- i ^GGERTY, GREENE & CO. grocers, 126 West Haines Rich. T. late mer. 31 Nassau, h. Elizabethan 1iggen Bernard, shoes, 91 Sheriff Haines Rossetta, widow of Isaac G. 199 Varick ^ighey Mary, boarding, 469 Cherry Haines Simeon, 46 Charles Jigmeyer George, tailor, 8 Trinity pi. Haines William, ware, 47 Goerck Jugney Clarissa, widow, 180 Stanton Haines William A. drygoods, 31 Nassau, h. 16 igney John, grocer, 281 Mott, h. 281 Mott W . 17th ’ iygue Herman, matchmaker, r. 77} Norfolk Haines William C. clerk, 53 Ludlow J^gue James, hardware, 17 Platt, h. Newark Hainey Simon, bookbinder, r. 65 Forsyth •jjgue Joseph, cutlery, 6 Gold Hains Elijah, crockery, 92 Delaney ^igue Worsley, wigmaker, 46 Mott Hains Francis pawnbroker, 157 Bowery & 337 fyigy John, drover, 79 Av. 3 Broome, h. 337 Broome Ijinn Abraham, segarmaker, 91 Columbia Hains Henry, spices, 212 West, h. 4 Harrison ihn Adolph, drygds, 49 Catharine, h. 49 Catharine Hains James G. shipcarpenter, 193 W. 21st {ithn Albert, cabinetriiaker, 58 Sullivan Hains Xamenia, milliner, 337 Broome ||thn Christian, tailor, 48 Av. 1 Hains & Kinsley, spices, 212' West Oihn Christian, grocr. 29} Frankfort, h. 29} F’kfort Haintz Andrew, butcher, 20 Av. B •v^hn Christopher, baker, 129 Delaney Hairbolt Berrynot, machinist, 77 Centre f^hn Frederick, grocer, 284 Henry, h. 284 Henry Haire William J. bonnetpresser, 6 Chrystie /y m Henry, grocer, 182 Spring & 8 Marion, h. 182 Haisch Martin, shoemaker, 125} Sheriff ? Spring Hasier Joseph, smith, 111 Third ^hn Henry, grocer, 41 Mulberry Haisee Mark N. jeweler, 577 Grand “5hn Heymann, liquors, 231 William, h. 231 W m . Haiss George, snuffmaker, 73 Attorney *Hhn John, grocer, 579 Grand Haiss Joseph, tailor,' 454 Broome Sjhn John C. cabinetmaker, 541 Broome, h. 539 Hait John W . mer. 54 Front, h. 147 Wooster 5§ Broome Hait Nathaniel, shipfastener, 376 Ninth Ahn John H. grocer, 40 W . 13th, h. 40 W . 13th Hajaman Francis B. 48 Av. 6 ;Ahn Leopold, tailor, 261 Rivington Hake William, porterhouse. 27 Orange ^ibn Martin, bakery, 6 Pearl Haker Andrew, shoemaker, r. 112 Eldridge ®?ihn Michael, grocer, 109 E. 11th Haker Powell, clerk, 243 Division #ihn William, refreshments, Rotunda, Mer. Ex. Halbecht Francis, porter, 156 Second ’ -Kline Augustus, pocketbooks, 68 Division Halbert Augustus, engraver. 140 William, h. W il- saiig David, carpenter, 93 Mercer, h. 93 Mercer liamsburgh Uiig Steivenson, baker, 8 Fifth, h. 8 Fifth Halbert Laura, widow o f Abraham, 16} Thomas 3*ight A. K. engraver, 128 Fulton, h. 174 W . 13th Halbert Lewis, jeweler, 215 Av. 7 Airtight Alva B. carman, 129 E. 26th Haldane Eliza, widow o f John, 88 Cannon ii’pght Banardus S. express, 80 B’way, h. 4 Second HALE ALDEN J. lawyer, commissioner o f deeds, I bight Benjamin H. clerk, 60 Broadway and commissioner to take acknowledgements, light Charles, provisions, 31 Peck si. h. 128 Henry depositions, affidavits, &c. for the states o f New flight D. Henry, mer. 170 Water, h. 13 Waverly pi. Hampshire and Pennsylvania, 38 Wall, h. 345 light Daniel, butcher, 135 Perry, h. 75 Perry Broadway. (See advertisement, appendix.) j&ight Daniel, flagger, 141 E. 26th Hale Ann E. widow o f Elias, Lexington Av. n. igtight David L. H Waverly place E. 33rd t:4ght Edward, imp. 68 Maiden la. & 11 Liberty, Hale Christian, bookbinder, r. 29 Roosevelt h. Westchester Hale David A. com. mer. 7 Water, h. 149 Hudson flight Edwin, pies, 1 Twelfth, h. 15 Jane Hale Enoch, editor, 91 Wall >4ght Edwin M. drygoods, 518 Grand, h. 518 Grand Hale Henry, watch case makers, 4 Liberty pL flight Elisha, clothier, 82 Bowery, h. 82 Bowery Hale James, shoemaker, r. 201 W . 26th flight Elizabeth, linen, 200 Grand, h. 200 Grand Hale James W . letter office, 70 Wall, h. 108 W . 13th flight Emmor K. 71 Broadway, h. 125 Henry Hale Josiah L. vice pres. ins. co. 14 Mer. Ex. h. 54 flight Henry, butcher, 4i Rose & 101 Av. C, h. 634 Pierrepont, Brooklyn \ Fourth Hale Richard, editor, 91 Wall, h. Staten Island "*Vight Henry H. grocer, 171 Second, h. 171 Second Hale Oliver, brushmaker, 128 Broome -light Jane, widow of James, 113 E. Broadway Hale Samuel W . shoepegs, 177 Pearl, h. Man :‘tiight John G. com. mer. 44 Wall hattan hotel flight Jonathan, captain, 295 Third HALE SETH W . importer o f watches & jewelry, „ light Jonathan, jr. clothier, 114} Bowery 175 Broadway, h. Brooklyn flight Joseph, grocer, 191 Forsyth, h. 181 Forsyth Hale Stephen, com. mer. 122 Water, h. 69 Warren -flight Margaret, widow o f Elisha, 1 Extra. Hale Thos. 6 Merchants’ Exchange, h. 113 Willow, Ifaight Morris, butcher, 7 Wash. mkt. h. 772 Wash, Brooklyn i'sight Nicholas, lawyer, 51 William, h. 225 Tenth Hale Warren, carman, 30 William, h. 54th n. Av. 5 light Richard K. mer. 170 Water, h .E. 15th c. Av. 5 Hale William, carman, r. 133 Amos flight Sarah, widow o f John, 174 W . 13th Hales Ellen, widow o f Thomas, 155 Delaney Haight Sylvanus, butcher, 23 Catharine market, h. Hales John, painter, 51 Houston, h. 279 Delaney 67 Av. 2 Haley Ann, capmaker, 175 E. 11th fejfalght Thomas, shoemaker, Av. 9 n. W . 29th Haley Cornelius, grocer, 344 W . 29th fsaight Townsend D. stables, 77 Houston, h. 322 Fifth Haley Dudley, ast. aid. 2nd ward, & fish, 5 Lower :.%ight William D. milk, 13 Morton Fulton market, h. 232 Water flight William H. carman, 159 Eldridge Haley Edward, porterhouse, 386 Water ;£aight & Prime, drygoods, 518 Grand Haley Hannora, widow, 216 Elizabeth f AIGHT, HALSEY & CO. merchants, 170 Water Haley Hannah, widow o f Jeremiah, 63 Wall nail Philip, carver, 522 Fourth Haley Horace, shoemaker, 300 Rivington \jailey Cornelius, porter, r. 245 Mulberry Haley Horatio N. builders, 434 Av. 3, h. 453 Av. 3 -i aine Frederick, tinsmith, r. 359 Chrystis Haley James, carman, 126 Mott ^aineman Simon, agent, h. 229 Rivington Haley Jeremiah, fruiterer, 212 Washington, h Jer­ gainer Daniel, huxter, 3 Catharine market, h. 92 sey City i Monroe Haley John, caps, 227 Hudson, h. 227 Hudson jfaines Alexander F. clerk, 8 Minetta Haley John, liquors, 3 Barclay, h. 3 Barclay Raines Charles, grocer, 144 Sullivan, h. 199 SiiPvan Haley John R. mason, 40 E. 28th Raines Charles P. shipwright, 53 Goerck Haley Michael, grocer, 22 W . Twelfth Raines Francis H. stevedore, 79 Av. C Haley Michael, grocer, 320 Av. 1 Raines Franklin, late paper, 212 Henry Haley Machael, laborer, 24 Oak •jtaines Henrietta B. teacner, 10 Gramercy park Haley Patrick, laborer, r. 82 Charlton James James, musician, 185 Delaney Haley Thomas, boatman, 153 Madison Jtaines John D. plumber, 575 Grand Haley William, laborer, 383 Water Raines John J. druggist, 107 Water, h. 16 W . 17th Haley & Russell, liquors, 3 Barclay HAL 232 HAL Halfpenny Michael, laborer, r. 135 Amity Hall Isaac B. boatman, 72 Goerck Halinen Patrick, baker, r. 36 Cherry HALL ISAAC & CO. shipsmiths, 247 South Halkin Elizabeth, widow o f Roger, 233 W . 16th Hall J. Mortimer, manuf’r, 36 South, bds. 15 Laid* HALL A. C. agent, pier 18 N. river, bds. 59 Murray Hall J. Prescott, lawyer, 2 Hanover, & U.S dktS Hall Abm. Oakey, assist, dist att’y. 25 Chambers, attorney, New City Hall, h. 24 Bond *p H h. 149 Hudson Hall James, sawfiler, r. 12 Dominick Hall Adeline, widow o f Samuel, 157£ Bowery Hall James, carpenter, 92 W . 20th Hall Albert L. machinist, 61 Elizabeth, h. 59 York, Brooklyn HallBro^klyn UPOrter’ 43 Beaver’ h-10 T o® pKm pi Hall Alfred, mer. 98 William, h. 134 Franklin Hall James, carpenter, 45 Wooster Hall Alonzo B. drygoods, 171 Av. 8, h. 202 W . 19th Hall James F. music, 239 Broadway, h. 32 Dominick Hall Alvah, mer. 142 B’way, h. 31st n. Madison Av. Hall James N. carpenter, 120 Twelfth Hall Andrew, trunkmaker, 219 G’wich & 48 Cort- Hall James S. butcher, 107 Av. 3 landt, h. Jersey City Hall John, harnessmaker, 129 Duane Hall Andrew, clothing, 86 Vesey, h. Jersey City Hall John, tailor, 467 Twelfth Hall Apollos, tailor, 167 Essex Hall John, printer, 222 Water, h. Brooklyn Hall Archibald, painter, 8 James si. h. 65 Oliver Hall John, carpenter, 311 Stanton TTaII Asa, hats & caps, 92 W , 17th & 267 Greenwich, Hall John, imp 43 Beaver, h. Nottingham, England h. 43 E. 21st Hall John, chandler, foot E. 25th, h. 311 Av. Hall Atkinson, laborer, 48 Factory Hall John A. saloon, 181 Prince, h. 181 Prince Hall Austin, hats, 92 W . 17th & 267 G’wich, h. 43 Hall John B. drygoods, 42 Beaver, h. 5 College pi E. 21st Hall John B. publisher, 46 Pine, h. 25 Brevoort pi Hall A. Austin, drygoods, 27 Liberty, h. 95 Clinton, Hall John C. drugs, 34 Cortlandt, h. 431 Greenwich Brooklyn Hall John H. paper, 115 Fulton, h. 119 First Hall Azariah T. drygoods, 37 Liberty Hall John M. 10 Renwick Hall Benjamin K. mariner, 254 W . 18th Hall John M. carpenter, 164 Av. 6 Hall Catharine, widow o f Asa, 43 E. 21st Hall Jonathan, carpenter, 160 W. 13th Hall Catharine, milliner, 399£ Pearl, h. 371 Pearl Hall Joseph, bookbinder, 243 Elizabeth Hall Charles (Rev), secretary, 150 Nassau, h. Nwrk Hall Joseph, segars, 83 Barclay, h. 83 Barclay Hall Charles, clothing, 80 Vesey, h. 98 Amos Hall Joseph, gunsmith, 51 Fulton, h. Staten I. Hall Charles, tailor, r. 11 Pell Hall Joseph F. painter, 311 Fifth, h. 363 Fifth HALL CHARLES D. hats, 267 G’wich, h. 43 E 21st Hall Julia, widow o f Henry L. board’g, 113 Forsyth Hall Charles F. physician, 396 Broome Hall Lott, shipbuilder, 89 Willett Hall Charles F. clerk, 295 Washington Hall M. W . grocer, 89 W . 11th Hall Daniel, 213 Av. 3 Hall Margaret Ann, corsets, 178 Mulberry Hall Daniel D. T. carman, 324 Eighth Hall Mary, widow o f Arnold, r. 101 Norfolk Hall Daniel K. feathers, 161£ Chatham, h. 275 Mdsn j Hall Mary A. 384 Grand Hall David, seaman, 666 Fourth Hall Mary A. corsets, 327 Greenwich Hall David, mer. 154 Fulton, h. 336 Atlantic, B’klyn Hall Michael, carpenter, 108 E. 11th HALL DAVID P. lawyer, 1 Nassau, h. 105 Av.2 Hall Miles, perfumer, 40 Division, h. 40 Division Hall Edward, dairy, 389 Av. 9 Hall Moses C.upholst’r, 159 Chatham, h. 107Seventh Hall Edward, painter, 314 Fifth Hall Newell C. faucets, 39 Spruce, h. New Haven Hall Edward, cabinetmaker, 200 Varick Hall Oliver F. 217 Monroe Hall Eliza, 7 King Hall Peleg, com. mer. 55 Exch. pi. h. 721 Broadway Hall Eliza C. widow o f John V. 119 First Hall Peter, fish, Franklin mkt. h. 91 Henry Hall Eliza R. widow o f James, r. 34 Ridge HALL PETER, liquors, 96 Vesey, h. 293 Seventh Hall Elizabeth, widow Gooden G. 295 Washington Hall R. George, pannus corium establishment, 3 Hall Elizur, drygoods, 50 Beaver, h. 5 College pi. Astor house, Barclay, h. 26 Barclay Hall Ferdinand L. canalboats, 10 Front Hall Ralph, boarding, 339 Pearl Hall Francis & Co. Commercial Advertiser, Pine c. Hall Robert, com. mer, 163 Maiden la. h. 193 Bridge, William, h. 25 Brevoort pi. Brooklyn Hall Francis A. editor, 46 Pine, h. 25 Brevoort pi. Hall Robert, painter, 80 Broome Hall Frederick, carpenter, 205 Stanton Hall Robert, seaman, 55 Roosevelt Hall George, grocer,1003 B’way,& paintsl007 B’wy, Hall Robert & Co. com. mers. 142 Pearl h. 1003 Broadway Hall Russell, jeweler, 65 Ann, h. 28 Bowery Hall George, grocer, 274 W . 17th, h. 274 W . 17th HALL SAMUEL, machinist and screwbolt, washer Hall George, mason, r. 257 Delaney and ship-clinching manufactory, 131 Amos,lL Hall George, pressman, 1 Chrystie 30 Commerce Hall George, 7 Cherry Hall Samuel, physician, 168 Varick Hall George, Broadway c. W . 27th Hall Samuel, ship painter, 246 Monroe Hall George, jr. hardware, 227 Pearl, h. 6 Cherry Hall Sarah, wid. o f Russell, boarding, 36 Beekmaa Hall George T. carman, 45 Elizabeth Hall Scudder, carman, 90 Columbia Hall George V. I l l Water Hall Socrates D. mer. 181 Pearl, h. 246 Bowery Hall Gilbert L. flour, 110 Murray, h. 55 King Hall Stephen, carpenter, 11 Commerce Hall Gilbert O. clerk, 115 B’way, h. 7 Cherry Hall Stiles, 2 Hanover HALL HARRISON, drygoods, 29 Catharine, h. 146 Hall Thomas, carman, 356 Sixth Madison Hall Thomas, orgnblder, 88 Wooster, h. 82 Wooster Hall Heman, hatter, 165 Prince Hall Thomas, late chandler, 311 Av. 1 Hall Henry, grocer, 84 Elm & 13 Catharine si. h. 84 Hall Thomas, painter, r. 67 Norfolk Elm Hall Thomas, tailor, 196 Mott Hall Henry, grocer, 154 Christopher Hall Thomas E. strawhats, 34 Downing HALL HENRY H. qar. m. dep. 6 State Hall Thomas W . customs, 175 Monroe Hall Henry P. (col’d), barber, Wash’ton c. W ar ren Hall Valentine G. 16 Gramercy park Hall Henry W . shoemaker, 165 Prince Hall Wilbur T. drygoods, 15 Carmine, h. 30King HALL HERBERT & CO. drygoods, 15 Carmine, Hall William, mer. 55 Exch. pi. h. 250 W. 20th h. Poughkeepsie Hall William, grocer, 290 Front, h. 195 Monroe Hall Hervy, hardware, 9 Cliff, h. Columbus, Ga. Hall William, carman, 300 Delaney Hall Hopkins P. drygoods, 69 Liberty, h. 255 Twlfth Hall William, tailor, 128 Anthony Hall Horace H. carman, 103 Laurens Hall William, clerk, 175 Elm Hall Huldah, widow o f William, r. 6 Commerce Hall William, blacksmith, r. 130 Amos Hall Isaac, gold case maker, 11 Commerce Hall W m. & Co. grocer, 131 Wash’n, h. 131 Wa*j Hall Isaac, shipsmith, 19 Front & 247 South,h. B’lyn HALL WILLIAM & SON, music warehouse, V> Hall Isaac, boatman, 31 Renwick Broadway Jdl & W ilcox, trunks, 48 Cortlandt, 201 and 219 Hallock Lewis, physician, 5 Third .** Greenwich Hallock Mary, widow o f William, 21 Leroy ? :1LL, RUCKEL & CO. druggists, 220 G’wich Hallock Permelia, widow, boarding, 200 Varick i;5illacy Patrick, grocer, 12 Washington Hallock Reuben, carman, 97 Bedford “ ftlladay William, 100£ Bowery Hallock Robert T. physician, 172 Mott ^Allagan Charles, boilermaker, 192 Seventh Hallock S. Y. 356 Broadway ‘‘^illahan John, pedler, 173 Monroe Hallock Samuel B. carpenter, 146 W . 20th illahan Michael, carman, 71 Beekman Hallock Sylvanus, carpenter, 82 Gold, h. 84 Murray s 4.11am Ann, widow of Lewis, 95 Stanton Hallock Sylvanus jr. agent, 38 Ann, h. 50 Bank Viliam Samuel, stand, r. 9 Pell Hallock William, editor, 93 Wall Hand Julia, seamstress, r, 10 Mulberry Hallock William A. (Rev.), sec. a. t. s. 150 Nassau, «Ularan Nicholas, porter, 64 Montgomery h. 130 Greene •Julias Margaret, widow o f Charles, 245 Elizabeth Halloran James P. shoemaker, 167 Greenwich hullbower Louis, porterhouse, 125 Clinton, h. 125 Halloran John, laborer, 53 Oliver Mi Clinton Halloran John, tailor, 67 Oliver Simile Jaeger, beerhouse, 124 Pitt Halloran John, laborer, 167£ Greenwich ( illeck Charles D. potter, 296 W . 17th Halloran John, carpenter, 60 Cherry inidleck W m, chairs, 466 Broadway, h. 112 Greene Halloran Joseph, painter, 370 Ninth Bidleck William, carman, 310 Fifth Halloran Lewis, engineer, 174 Hester ji'ALLENBECK ABRAHAM H. Ohio house, 108 Halloran Patrick, carman, 22£ Jay as Warren, h. 100£ Warren HALLORAN RICHARD, miller, 6 Duane, h. 84 jjjdlenbeck Isaac S. shipchandler, 195 West, h. 323 Elizabeth i)g Washington Halloran William, liquors, 28 Roosevelt 2|gillenbeck J. dressmaker, 380 Broome Hallo way Richard, engineer, W . 32d n. Av. 9 iller Elisha, builder, 87 Perry Hallo well John, sailmaker, r. 63 Willett filler Geo. chairmkr. 431 Wash’n, h. 431 Wash’n HALLSTED BENJAMIN 1amilton John, printer, 363$ Pearl Hammell James, tailor, 503 Pearl ^Iamilton John, sailmaker, 165 Delaney Hammell Stacy H. butcher, 30 Washington market, ^•Iamilton John B. mer. 63 Water, h. Brooklyn h. 397 Houston Iamilton John C. American hotel, h, 129 Ninth Hammer Charles, shoemaker, 108 Attorney HAMILTON JOHN P. hardware, 185 Av. 8, h. 185 Hammer John, boarding, 130 Greenwich Av.8 Hammer William, carpenter, r. 55 Lewis *£AMILTON JOHN R. liquors, 40 Front, h. 431 Hammer William, rigger, 415 Cherry Pearl Hammerer N. physician, 74 Reade Hamilton Joseph, 274 Av. A Hammerfiley William S. earthenware, 11 Old slip, Hamilton Joseph, fish, 2 Rivington h. Brooklyn ‘Ha m i l t o n Jo s e p h d . liquors, 69 James HAMMERSLEY W . S. & CO. earthenware, 11 Old Hamilton Joseph H. (col’d), laborer, r. 25 Leonard slip Hamilton Lydia, 103 First Hammet John B. paper, 78 W. 17th Hamilton Margaret, wid. of James, 163 Hammond j Hammill Caleb, hardware, 132 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Hamilton Martha, seamstress, 79 Goerck Hammill J. P. com. mer. 12 Old slip HAMILTON MARTHA. milliner, 431 Pearl, h. 431 Hammill William, umbrellas, 162 Broadway, h. Pearl Williamsburgh Hamilton Mark K. agent, 93 Av. 1, h. 156 Av. 1 Hammol James, carman, r. 38 Hamersley Hamilton Mary, wid. James, grocery, 115 Charlton Hammon Thomas, laborer, 18 West Hamilton Matilda (col’d), seamstress, 133 W . 15th Hammon William, liquors, 199 Av. B £ .amilton Mortimer W . mer.57 Front, h.185 W . 14th Hammond Agnes, widow o f John, 93 Chrystie tii'amilton Peter, machinist, 82 Essex Hammond Augustus, engraver, 30 Rose s&amilton Peter T. cutter, r. 117 Chrystie Hammond Charles D. physician, 55 G’wich Av. HAMILTON R. WALLACE, com. mer. 52 Wall, Hammond Daniel S. fancygoods, 12 Cedar, h. 8 St. h. 7 Av. 5 George’s pi. ..amilton Rachel, dressmaker, 41 Norfolk Hammond George, street inspector, 13 Morris a Hamilton Richd. (col’d), whitewashes r. 97 Clinton Hammond George W . carpenter, 44 Rutgers H amilton Robert, glass stainer, 16 Thompson Hammond Henry, auctioneer, 28 Hamersley jg.’amilton Robert, grocer, 74 W. 18th Hammond Hiram, policeman. 47 Christopher ig’amilton Robert, fancygoods, 8 Battery pi. Hammond Isaac D. butcher, 58 University p i Jamilton Rob’t, shoes, 240J- Walker, h. 120 Orchrd Hammond Jacob, barkeeper, W . 30th, n. Av. 9 Hamilton Robert, weaver, 47$ Clarkson Hammond James, lumber, 382 West, h. 767 G’wich Hamilton Robert, carman, r. 24 Ludlow Hammond John A. lawyer, 85 Nassau, h. 246 Fo’rth ^[amilton Robert, tailor, r. 16 Thompson Hammond Joseph, captain, 115 Bank 'amilton Rosa, wid. William, washing,119 Chrystie Hammond Joseph, clerk, 143 Lewis [amilton Samuel, blacksmith, 297 W . 19th Hammond Joseph R. cabinet, 221 Stanton Hamilton Stephen (col’d), laborer, r. 26 Columbia Hammond Joshua, shipcarpenter, 364 Ninth Hamilton Susan (col’d), washing, 8 Albany Hammond Peter, glasscutter, 168 Rivington ^.amilton Susan, widow, stables, 28 Pell Hammond Peter, machinist, Washington, c. Jane ^[amilton Tamar Ann, wid. o f George G. 288 Grand Hammond Samuel, watchmaker, 44 Mers. Exch. h. Hamilton Thomas, pavior, 412 Tenth 17 Wyckoff, Brooklyn *Hamilton William, blacksmith, 325 Ninth Hammond Sylvester, blacksmith, 94 E. 11th Hamilton William, rigged, 327 Water Hammond Thomas, laborer, r. 32 Trinity pi. iamilton William, blacksmith, 368 Ninth Hammond Thomas, boarding, 247 W. 18th jSamilton Win. chairmaker, 600$ Av. 6, h. Av. 9 c. W . 25th Hance Anselm B. flour mer. 9 James slip, h. 201 rfamlen John P. lamps, 54 Av. 3, h. 54 Av. 3 Pearl, Brooklyn HAN 236 HAN Hance Elizabeth, widow o f John, 25 Bayard Hanigan Thomas, carman, W . 32d n. Av. 7 Hance George C. clerk, 26 John, h. 145 Greene Hanigan William, liquors, 122 Amity Hance James, carpenter, 153 E. 24th Hanington William J. glass stainer and decoratit* Hance Revo C. water register, Rotunda, Park, h. painter, 364 Broadway, h. 61 Franklin ' 145 Greene Hanisch Charles, mer. r. 49 Norfolk Hance William E. salesman, 202 Broadway, h. 25 Hankin Ann G. 212 Division Johnson, Brooklyn Hankins Charles A. late publisher, 29 Rose Hance T. & Co. grocers, Allen c. Walker Hankins Charles M. fruit, 69 Dey, h. Jersey citv Hance & Reeve, flour mers. 9 James slip Hankmson Thomas D. mason, 41 Hammond 3 Hancock George, carman, r. 66 Ridge Hankiner Jacob, boilermaker, 58 Av. B Hancock Hewlitt, segars, 252 G'wich, h. 252 G’wich Hanks Azel, jr. physician, 150 Prince Hancock John, late blacksmith, 22 Henry Hanks Edwin J. clerk, 19 Coenties si. h.5 Laieht Hancock John, hosiery & small wares, 34 Cedar, h M B - G engraver, 52 Merchants E x X . 63 Henry, Brooklyn h. 918 Broadway _' ;•WP Hancox John, shipfastener, 379 Ninth Hanlan Bridget, widow of Thomas, 367 Twelfth Hand Catharine, widow o f Joseph, 108 Lewis Hanlay Henry, 76 Sheriff Hand David, shoemaker, 33 Av. C Hanlen Thomas, fruit, 8 Little Water Hand Francis E. trunkmaker, 31 Park row Hanler Marks, 136 Eldridge Hand George, grocer, 284 Bowery, h. Morrisania Hanley Andrew, speculator, 36 Whitehall Hand James, carman, r. 181 Prince Hanley Daniel D. porterhouse, fel Third Hand Jas. com. mer. 30 Coenties si. h. 273 Av. 6 Hanley George, fruits, 12 Washington mkt. Li74 Hand John, carpenter, E. 23d. n. Av. 3 Reade Hand John H. lawyer. 53 Wall, h. 108 Leonard Hanley George, dealer, Wash, mkt h. 131 Reads Hand Mary Ann, widow o f Michael, 8J- Stone Hanley Henry, waterman, 26£ Monroe Hand Michael, carman, 144 W. 28th Hanley James, fruits, 12 Washington mkt. Hand Nehemiah, carpenter, 101E. 25th Hanley James, laborer, 231 Elizabeth Hand Patrick, laborer, r. 56 Macdougal Hanley James, harps, 10 N. William, h. 10 N. Wm. Hand Patrick, turner, r. 135 Amity Hanley John, mason, r. 53 King Hand Robert H. trunks, 1 John, h. 12 Vandam Hanley Michael, junk, 134 Anthony &21 Orange,k Handcock Thomas, reporter, 34 Hester 21 Orange Handcock William, shoemaker, 270 W . 29th Hanley Patrick, carpenter, 328 Twelfth Handel Christian, porterhouse, 241 Rivington Hanley Patrick, liquors, 54 Spring Handibode Thomas, liquors, E. 15th bet. Avs. A & B Hanley Peter, shoemaker, 163 Reade Handlen William, tobacconist, 21 Old si. h. 84 Nas­ Hanley Philip, furniture, 199 Chatham, h. 199 Ch’fcm sau, Brooklyn Hanley Thomas, porterhouse, 116 Washington Handley James, engineer, 503 Grand Hanley William, 651 Water Handley Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. 261 Bowery Hanlon Ann, washwoman, 131 Liberty Handrahan Catharine, widow of Michael, 79 Grand Hanlon Barnaby, laborer, 221 Stanton Hands Elizabeth, widow, r. 160 Stanton Hanlon Edward, mason, r. 63 Suffolk Hands Richard, ironmonger, r. 246 W . 17th Hanlon Felix, painter, 63 Factory Handschuch Christian, tailor, 79 Cannon Hanlon James, blacksmith, 216 W. 26th Handschuch J. Andrew, tailor, 186 Spring Hanlon John, mason, 105 Thompson Handy Ann, widow o f Owen, 164 Av. A Hanlon Matthew, 332 Water Handy Jane, widow o f James, 188 Seventh Hanlon Patrick, mason, 552 Fourth Handy John, tailor, 153 Broome Hanlon Philip, porter, 275 Av. 1 Handy Maurice, chairmaker, 129 Stanton Hanly Andrew, porter, 84 W. 20th Handy Michael, grocery, 402 Eighth Hanly Catharine, widow o f William clothing, 211 Handy William C. cabinetmaker, 119 Suffolk West, h. 211 West Hanes John L. lawyer, 140 Nassau, bds. 37 Walker Hanly Dennis, hatter, 199 South, h. 4 Henry Haney Anthony, tinsmith, 96 James Hanly John, cooper, 109 Orange Haney Archibald, stevedore, 671 Water Hanly John, laborer, r. 36 Cherry Haney Henry, tailor, r. 444 Fourth Hanly Michael, clothier, 77 Roosevelt Haney Martin, whitesmith, 216 Elizabeth Hanly Morris, painter, 99 Washington Haney Patrick, porter, 32 Stone Hanly Patrick, laborer, 150 Washington Haney Thomas, painter, 51 Cherry Hanly Peter, carman, 119 Twelfth Hanf Adam, tailor, 217 Greenwich Hanly William, naval office, c. h., h. 428 Water Hanfeld Adolphus, 156 Canal Hanmer Harriet, widow o f John, 58 Rutgers Hanfeld Christian, grocer, 54 Grand &. 1014 Broad­ Han mer John J. grocer, 54 Division, h. 22 Market way, h. 1014 Broadway Hanmer & Horton, grocers, 54 Division Hanfeldt George, florist, 659 Broadway Hanna Arthur, r. 50 W . 13th Hanfield Henry, butcher, 174 W . 15th Hanna Augusta, widow of James H. 225 W. 19th Hanford Albert G. hardware, 256 Cherry Hanna David, cooper, r. 244 W. 16th, h. 220 W. 16th Hanford Cyrus, hardware, 256 Cherry, h. 189 Mnroe Hanna James, tailor, 250 Canal, h. 516 Greenwich Hanford John E. clothier, 29 Park row, h, 226 Hanna James, collector, 154 Spring Adams, Brooklyn Hanna John, porter, 98 Hudson Hanford Jonathan, shipcarpenter, 374 Tenth Hanna John, baths, 86 Forfeyth Hanford Letitia, widow, 169 Madison Hanna Louisa, widow of John A. 240 Spring Hanford Mary, widow o f Robert G. 341 Cherry Hanna Margaret, washing, 657 Greenwich Hanford Philander, mer. 185 South, h. 228 Henry Hanna Matthew, segars, 271 Av. 6 Hanford Reuben B. painter, 67 Vesey. h. 15 Av. A Hanna Samuel, paper, 109 Fulton, h. Kinderhook Hanford Solomon H. clothier. 252 Pearl & 29 Park Hanna Samuel, baker, 297 W. 19th row, h. 203 Washington, Brooklyn Hanna William, shipjoiner, 66 Lewis Hanford W . S. 124 Water, h. 128 Sands, Brooklyn Hanna William, shoemaker, 675 Washington Hanford William F. carman, 149 Hammond HANNA & BEEBE, paper, 109 Fulton HANFORD S. H. & CO. clothiers, 29 Park row & Hannagan Andrew, carman, 232£- W . 25th 252 Pearl Hannagan John, grocer, 206 Grand, h.206 Grand Hang John, tailor, 245 Second Hannah Alexander, blacksmith, 243 Division Hanger Gottlieb, turner, 534 Fourth Hannah Daniel, shipcarpenter, 151 Madison Hanifen John, police, 130 Perry Hannah Eleanor, widow o f William, 109 Sullivan Hanigan Barnard, butcher, 19 Catharine market, h. Hannah George, clerk, 107 Allen 311 Third Hannah Henry, imp. 273 Pearl, h. 87 Hicks, B’klyn Hanigan James, carman, r. 45 W . 13th Hannah James, pedler, r. 34 Greenwich Av. Hanigan Michael, liquors, 188 Third Hannah John, chairmaker, 32 E. 19th Hanigan Patrick, laborer, 225 E. 11th Hannah John, coppersmith, 294 Water, h.155Henry Hanigan Patrick, carman, 12 E. 18th Hannah William, police, 64 Greene S HAR 237 HAR ’•Hannah William, machinist, 77 Broome Harbeck & Co. staves, 60 Wall Spann ah & Launy, coppersmiths, 294 Water Harberger John S. notary, 40 Wall, h. 42 Fourth ^Hannahs William, com. mer.32 Water, h. B’klyn Harbert Alice, widow o f William, 49 Bank 'Hannahs Wm. C. com. mer. 32 Water, h. Wmsbrg. Harbeson James A. herbalist, 163 Stanton Hannan Charles, coachman, 215 Sullivan Harbinson Henry, pilot, 10 Dover ^Hannan James, laborer, 123 Eleventh Harbinson James, policeman, 10 Dover •‘Hannan John, laborer, 338 Ninth Harbis Henry, blacksmith, 203 Av. B {Hannan John, hostler, 7 Jersey Harbison Thos. drygds, 75 Cedar, h. 7 Cottage pi. ■HANNAN JOHN, liquor, Av. 9 c. W . 13th, h. Av. Harburger Simon, shoemaker, 582 Grand ^ 9 c .W . 13th Harbutt John, tailor, 272£ Bowery, h. 118£ Bowery ^Hannan Mary, tailoress, 56 Ridge Harbutt & Cooper, clothiers, 1184- & 272£ Bowery ^Hannan Michael, porterhouse, 60 Mulberry Harby Charles, bookbinder, 278 Broome Hannan Phillip, driver, 29 Macdougal Harchner John, blacksmith, 568 Fourth ^Hannan Thomas, porter, 42 Whitehall Harcumb Thomas, mason, h. 62£ Orchard Hannan William, laborer, E. 13th bet. Avs. A & B Hard Gershom N. clerk, 160 B’way, h. 219 Av. 8 Hannan William, 34 Thompson Hard Melvin, paper mer. 281 Pearl, h. 258 Henry Hannau Thomas, laborer, 327 Ninth Hard Norman G. fancygoods, 219 Av 8, h. 219 Av. 8 ftjHannavan Alice, widow o f Barney, 98 W . 20th Hardcastle Coles D. stairbuilder, 47 Allen, h. 124 v Hannavan Phillip, grocer, 313 W . 28th Ludlow lHannay William, laborer, 164 Third Hardcastle William, healthwarden, 155 E. 25th Hannegan John, btchr. 12 Catharine mkt. h.311 Sixth Harden Charles (col'd), waiter 40 Thomas iHannen James, shoes, 64 Gouvemeur Harden Eliza, widow of John W . 84 Lewis kjHanner Jacob, carman, 31 Sheriff Harden George & Go. importers, 56 Pine, h. N. J. {planners George M. physician, 85 St. Mark's pi. Harden John, laborer, 92 Henry Qlanney William, porter, 16 Trinity pi. Hardenbergh Isaiah D. merchant, 267 Washington, ♦Hamrick Michael, laborer, 120 E. 20th h. 323 Madison § Hannifin Alice, liquors, 97 Cherry Hardenbergh James B. (Rev.) 62 Varick ^Hanning Charles, boatman, 307 Av. 10 Hardenbergh John P. merchant, 32 Broadway Hannington Richard, carver, 64 Gouvemeur Hardenbergh Theo. physician, 144 W . Broadway, 5.,Hannon Bridget, widow o f Matthew, 41 Anthony h. 1 Beach ^Hannon John, laborer, 94 Cherry Hardenbrook A. sailmaker, 391 West, h. W . 28th, n. Hannon John, shoemkr. 109 Bowery, h. 109 Bowery Av. 10 \Hanold Charles A. segarmaker, 69 Chrystie Hardenbrook Geo. W . undertaker, 170 Av. 9 SlANQVER BANK, Hanover square c. Pearl Hardenbrook John S. millinery, 194 Grand "Hanrahan Henrietta, seamstress, 102 Willett Hardenbrook, The Misses, 122 Hammond r.Hanrahan John, carpenter, r. 29 Roosevelt Hardenbrook William, jr, 172 Eldridge.— ‘^lanrahan John, clerk, 265 Bowery Hardenburg Garrett C. carpenter, 105 Horatio ^anrahan John, builder, 2 S t George's pi. E. 13th Hardenburgh H. V. sashmaker, 141 W . 16th '*Hanrahan Elizabeth, wid. o f Daniel, r. 301 Monroe Harder Jaques, bakery, 154 Av. A, h. 154 Av. A ^Hanratty John, 107 Columbia Hardick Samuel, pedler, 86 Pitt 2‘Hans Aaron, carman, 267 W . 36th Hardie Caroline, wid Allen W . 112 Hammond ^Hansard John, porter, 55 James Hardie John H. painter, 156 Water, h. Brooklyn . Hansell George H. portraitpainter, 167 Division Hardiker William, patternmaker, 360 Tenth •Hansell Josephine, 341£ Madison Harding Dominick, laborer, r. 64 Greene Hansell Lewis, tailor, 67 Oliver Harding George, carpenter, 121 Sheriff Hansen Albert G. clothier, 81 Market si. h.81 Mkt. sL Harding Henry M. broker, 85 Wall, h. Staten Island H ansen Hans J. clerk, 330 Monroe Harding James, hairdresser, 101 Liberty Hansen George F. teacher music, 22 Av. 7 Harding: James, basketmaker, r. 14 Cannon lHansen John, laborer, r. 446 Cherry Harding John, artist, 17 Thames t Hansey Elizabeth, widow o f Morris, 234 E. 13th Harding John L. portraitpainter, 74 Carmine rHanshe Jacob, butcher, 13 Washington market, h. Harding John T. carver, 95 Bowery, h.337 Sixth m 130 Barrow Harding Mary, 186 Forsyth cHanshe John, butcher, 15 Jefferson market, h. 29 Harding Mary E. 15 Mercer g Charles Harding Richard H. late carver, 3 Vandewater (Hanshe William, butcher, 757 Greenwich Harding Richard H. jr. grocer, 57 Water, h. Wil- ^.Hanson Charles, machinist, 329 W 24th liamsburgh i.Hanson David N. carpenter, 8 Lewis Harding Thomas, machinist, 85£ Thompson gHanson Elizabeth (col'd), washer, 45 Hamilton Harding Walter E. Tripler Hall, h. 109 Clinton pi. ^Hanson George, shipcarpenter, 14 Hamilton Hardley James, builder, 161 Mercer, h. 534 G’wich Hanson Jacob, pedler, 314 Rivington Hardman Aaron, carpenter, 142 Mulberry & agent Hanson James, bartender, 688 Washington 124 Grand, h. 144 Mulberry .Hanson John, laborer, 105 Washington Hardman Hugh, pianos, 103 W . Broadway .Hanson John, boarding, 11 Rector Hardman John W. lawyer. 179 Av. 8 ‘ Hanson Joseph G. tailor, 149 Canal, h, W . 49th, n. Hardman Jonathan, stagedriver, 186 W . 27th Broadway Hardman Thomas R; carpenter, 6 Thames, h. 296 Hanson Nealis, rigger, 111 Madison W . 27th H anson Patrick, laborer, 11 Albany Hardon Charles S. (col’d), porter, r. 136 Chrystie ^Hanson Thomas, plumber, 149 Av. 3, h. 149 Av. 3 HARDORP JOHN, importer, 430 Pearl, h. Av. 2 c. 'Hanson William, varnisher, r. 10 Downing Forty-fifth 1Hant George, rigger, 14 Jackson Hardt Elizabeth, milliner, 371 Av. 6 jHanz Kilein, tailor, r. 84 Willett Hardt John Henry, imp. 20 Broad, h. Staten Island Hanzen Andrew, seaman, 17 Thames Hardt Philip, baths, 371£ Av. 6, & barber, 423 Av. 4 , Hanzo Ferdinand, machinist, 220 William Hardt Richard, importer, 20 Broad, h. Staten Island *Hap Pincus, pedler, r. 36 Cherry . Hardt William, shoemaker, 14 Jane *Hapeney Richard, laborer, r. 186 Mulberry HARDT Hart Henry, carman, 105 K. 30th Hart Thomas S. grocer, 58 Duane ;jHart Henry, tailor, 50 Centre Hart Truman, 55 Third 3 Hart Henry, exchange, 9 Hamilton Hart William, laborer, r. 430 Cherry •.‘Hart Henry, marbling, 90 Fulton, h. Williamsburgh Hart William, drygoods, 24 Liberty, h. 78 W . 17th |Hart Henry & M. pawnbrokers, 27 Chatham, h. 27 Hart William, carman, 167 W. 27th , Chatham Hart William, liquors, 213 Wooster HART HENRY B. mer. 21 Old si. h. 92 Hammond Hart William, porter, 133 E. 24th . Hart Henry C. machinist, 358 Sixth Hart William, laborer, 116 Anthony ^Hart Henry E. mer. 105 Maiden la. h. 131W . 13th Hart William, engraver, 30 Hamersley ...Hart Henry I. upholsterer, 243 Broadway, h. 126 Hart William D. carpenter, r. 182 Eldridge Macdougal Hart William J. late drygoods, 6 Rivington '.'Hart Henry T. drygoods, 128 William, h. Brooklyn Hart William J. carman, Av. 2 n. E. 27th ^Hart Hyman E. perfumer, 75 John, h. 65 Rose Hart, Morehouse & Merritt, com. mers. 34J Pine \Hart Isaac, poultry, Washington mkt, h. Brooklyn Harte John, laborer, r. 56 Mulberry ^Hart Isaac, pedler, 473 Pearl Hartell Catharine, wid. o f Adam, nurse, 47 Av. 2 ‘ Hart J. Coleman, architect, 86 Nassau, h. Jersey c. Kartell Cornelius, butcher, 16 Washington market, .Hart Jacob, blacksmith, 564 Fourth h. 461 Houston z Hart Jacob, carman, 181 E. 17th Hartell Elizabeth, widow o f Adam, 461 Houston ®Hart Jacob H. gasfixtures, 114 Ludlow Hartell Elizabeth, 180 Orchard H art James, laborer, 418 Twefth Hartell Jas. W . butcher, — Houston, h. 184 Ludlow Hart James, sexton, 261 Mulberry Hartell Robert T. carman, 288 Fifth c Hart James, shoemaker, 114 Division Hartells W m. Q. (col’d), whitewashing, r. 169 Essex r Hart James, late drygoods, 122 Forsyth Harten Peter, carman, 70 Hamersley H art James, carman, r. 178 W . 15th Hartenstein Constantine, cigarmaker, 72 Grand Hart James, printer, 173 Elizabeth Hartenstein Harmann, shoemaker, 80£ Cannon cHart James, waiter, 157 Mott Hartess Martin, machinist, 98 Lewis Hart James jr. marble, 274 Ninth, h. 262 Bowery Harthorne Thomas, saddler, 101 Clinton EHart John, upholsterer, 100 Av. B Hartigan Matthew, hatter, 197 West, h. 48 Jay ■Hart John, laborer, 352 Water Hartighan Patrick, carpenter, 269 Av. 1 eiHart John, laborer, 237 Madison Hartill William, brass hinges, 13 Pell j?Hart John, liquors, 216 E. 11th Harting Rial, artist, 140 W. 29th icHart John, carriages, 173 Forsyth HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. 42 William ctHart John, pedler, 125 Anthony Hartkopf William, liquors. Delaney c. Tompkins ^HartJohn, 257 Mulberry Hartley David, basketmaker, 222 Wm. h. 28 Duane #Hart John, physician, 30 Oliver Hartley Jacob, bricklayer, 80 W . 20th IfcHart John & Co. fancygds, 419 B’way, h. 93 Morton Hartley John, laborer, 6 Depeyster ^Hart John B. 140 Norfolk Hartley Mary, widow William, b’rding, 60 James gHart John C. drugs, 112 Cherry, h. 40 Norfolk Hartley Richard, watchmaker, 60 James jiHart John D. millinery, 159 William, h. 657 G'wich Hartley Richard, clerk, r. 446 Cherry Hart John H. shoemaker, r. 5 Minetta Hartley Robt. M. secretary, 140 Grand,h.13 Tw’lfth ^Hart John I. 65 Macdougal Hartley W . M. B. manuf. 6 Wall, h. 22 Union pi. Hart Joseph, shoemaker, r. 143 Delaney Hartley William, shoemaker, 105 W . 19th i Hart Joseph B. clerk, 10 City Hall, h. 79 Madison Hartman Adam, lithographer, 17 Mulberry, h. 17 ‘'. Hart Joseph C. lawyer, 51 William Mulberry I Hart Lowrey D. agent, 11 Mer. Ex. h. W ’msburg Hartman Almeria, widow o f John, 57 Charlton H A R T LUCIUS, manufacturer & importer of bri- Hartman George, 113 A v.l tannia ware & dealer in metals, 6 Burling slip, Hartman John, shipcarpenter, r. 14 Pelham h. 132 E.13th Hartman Leopold, segars, r. 156 Attorney Hart Martin, laborer, r. 88 Mulberry Hartman Mary, widow o f Daniel, r. 116 Laurens Hart Mary, 332 Av. 8 Hartman Meytrott, tailor, 44£ Columbia , Hart Mary, millinery, 36 Carmine Hartman Odellia, widow o f Adam, r. 37 Willett * Hart Matilda J. milliner. 301 Broadway ! Hartman Peter, boots, 18 Willett Hart Michael, gasfitter, 155 E. 21st Hartman Valentine, gr’cer, 99 DePcy, h. 104 L'dlow J Hart Michael, groom, 558 Fourth, Hartmann Clamor, grocer, 124 Greenwich !;*Hart Michael, laborer, 175 Av. 1 Hartmann Felix, liquors, 57 Av. A ' Hart Michl G. clerk 4 Hall o f Rec. h. 605 Houston Hartmann Frederick, tailor, 7 Watts | Hart Michael, blacksmith, r. 16 Stanton Hartmann Harmann, grocer, 124 Greenwich * Hart' Mitchell, pawnbroker, 27 Chatham, h. 27 Hartmann Joseph, printer, 8 Hester Chatham |Hartmann Lewis, grocer, 109 Av. 7 Hart Moses, leadpencils, 408 Madison Hartmann William, finisher, 28 Av. 9 Hart P. barber, 371 At . 6 Hartmann C. & H. grocers, 124 Greenwich HAR 242 HAS Hartmann & Heppenheimer, l’th’gr’ph’rs, 75 Chthm Harwood John, clerk, 189 W . 13th Hartnedy Cornelius, junk, 272 South, h. 355 Cherry Has George, stereotyper, 19 Bayard Hartnedy John, laborer, r. 64 Montgomery Hasaltine Sarah, tailoress, 232 Av. B Hartnett Casilear, casemanufacturer, 2 Cortlandt Hasbrook Benj. grocer, 248 Hudson, h. 588 Broome Hartnett Edward, founder, r. 38 Cherry Hasbrouck A. Bruyn, 133 Twelfth Hartnett James F. casemanufacturer, 2 Cortlandt, Hasbrouck Garret D. broker, 27 Wall, h. 19 Charlfn h. 19 W ooster Hasbrouck James L. oils, 109 W ’gton, h. 193 Twrifth Hartnett Jacob, dealer, 104 Anthony HASBROUCK JOHN L. grocer, 106 Murray h a Hartnett John, liquors, 38 Mulberry Jay ** Hartnett John, carman, 163 Reade Hasbrouck Jonathan, 224 W . 14th Hartnett Mary Ann, wid. o f Morris, 127 Madison Hasbrouck Jonathan D. blacksmith, 644 Hudson Hartnett Simon, store, 236 Monroe Hasbrouck Peter, (col’d), porter, r. 77 Laurens Hartnett C. & J. F. mor. casemanufs. 2 Cortlandt Hasbrouck Stephen, physician, 94 Greene Hartog F. importer, 114 Pearl, h. 412 Broadway Hasbrouck T. L. oils, 10;) Wash’ton, h. 193 Twelfth Hartshorn Charles, tailor, 124 White Hasbrouck Thos. (col’d), coachman, r.25 Minettah Hartshorn Charles E. clerk, 116 Troy Hascy Alonzo, tailor, 153 Fulton, h. 12 Oak Hartshorn Elizabeth, 149 Houston Hase Jacob, baker, 83 Orange Hartshorn Joshua, agent, 116 Troy Haselton William, mason, 13 Union court Hartshorne Richard T. glasscutter, 40 Eldridge, h. Hasenbalg Charles, grocer, 37 Thompson 135 E. 20th Hasenberg William, smith, 173 W. 13th Hartshorne & Devoe, glasscutters, 40Eldridge Hasenfuc John, grocer, 97 W . 30th Hartson Geo. B. machinist, 60 Vesey, h. 54 Vesey Hasenkamp Henry, grocer, 3 Anthony HARTT HENRY A. physician. 24 W . 23d Hasenohrz Sebastian, carpenter, 249 Monroe Hartt Hethcote M. police, 180 Forsyth Hashagen Diedrich, grocer, 201 Seventh Hartt J. Hammond, lawyer, 13 B’km’n, h. 24 W.23d Hashagen Herm. grocer, 508 Houston and 137 At Hartt Jesse, planker, 21 Lewis 1, h. 508 Houston Hartung William, hotel, 20 City Hall pi. HASHAGEN JOHN C. grocer, 129 Sullivan, h. 129 Hartung William, tavern, 68 G’wich, h. 68 G’wich Sullivan Hartwell Samuel C. physician, 12 Clinton ph Hasing David, segars, 48 Houston HARTW ELL SAMUEL E. broker, 11 Wall Haskell Benjamin, mason, 154 Clinton Hartwell & Brother, brokers, 11 Wall Haskell John, brushmaker, 237 W. 28th Hartwick Gunther, artist, 19 Oliver Haskell Llewellyn S. druggist, 10 Gold, h. Belville, Hartwig John H. crayons. 130 B’way, h. 401 Cherry New Jersey Harty Henry, grocer, 405 Hudson, h. 232 Wash*ton Haskell Roswell, oils, 127 Broad, h. 275 Seventh Harty John, tailor, r 51 Jackson Haskell Samuel, imp. 89 Maiden la. h. Paris Harty Morris, clothing, 136 G’wich, h. 145 G’wich Haskell Samuel S. bags, 120 Broad, h. Brooklyn Harty Patrick, 108 Troy HASKELL, MERRICK & BULL, druggists, 10 Harty & White, clothing, 136 Greenwich Gold Hartye Frederick, shoemaker, 312 Houston Haskett Clarinda, 335 Chatham Hartye Richard, grocer, 3 Anthony, h. 3 Anthony HASKETT W . JAY, lawyer, 15 Centre Hartye F. & R. grocers, 3 Anthony Haskill William P. butter, 2 Wash. mkt. h. Brooklyn Harveson Matthew, moulder, 67 Factory Haskin Anne, widow o f Henry R. 103 King Harvey Allred (col’d), gardener, 15J- Marion Haskin John B. lawyer, 79 Nassau, h. Fordham Harvey Andrew, laborer, 43 Jay Haskin & Wilkins, stages, E. 32d c. Lex. Av. Harvey Charles, stationer, 159 Pearl, h. 278 Broome Haskins Edward S. paper, 57 John, bds. 345 B’way Harvey Charles A. jeweler, 17 Minetta Haskins Elizabeth, teacher, 13 Amity pi. Harvey Charles C. com. mer. 51 William Haskins John B. sail maker, 112 South, h. Brooklyn Harvey Charles R. clerk, 128 E. 25th Haskins Jonathan, carman, 89 Clinton Harvey Dennis, 1 Union court Haskins Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 71 Stanton Harvey Elizabeth W . 33 W . Broadway Haskins Waldo E. paper, 57 John, h. Williamsburg Harvey Francis, liquors, 121 Av. D. & 322 Av. 1, h. HASKINS BROTHERS, paper, 57 John 121 Av. D Haslacher George, butcher, 180 Rivington Harvey George, oysters, 163 Av. 8 Haslacker Aaron, btchr. 43 Essex mkt. h. 15Norfolk Harvey George, bracebitmaker, 41 Greene, h. 148 Haslam James, bricklayer, 543 Av. 8 Laurens Haslam William, leather findings, 181 Av. B Harvey Hayward A. wiremaker, 33d n. Av. 3, h. 649 Haslem Joseph, tavern, Av. 11 c. W. 40th Fourth Haslehurst James, com. mer. 21 Broad, h. Brooklyn Harvey Heyward, wirefactory, E. 33d n. Av. 3 Hasler John, coppersmith, 15 Frankfort, h. 15 F’kft Harvey Isaac, agent, 146 Cherry Haslett John C. hosier, 5 City Hall square Harvey James, hairdressing, 61 Broadway, h. 53 Haslett Margaret, dressmaker, 51 University pi Trinity pi. Haslett William H. grocer, 183 University pi. &459 Harvey James, laborer, r. 12 Thompson Av. 8, h. 459 Av. 8 Harvey John, tailor, 223 Stanton Hasluck Richard jr. imp. 69 Pine, h. Europe Harvey John, laborer, 224 W . 16th HASLUCK THOMAS H. Jr. 333 Broadway Harvey John, cooper, 34 Stone, h. Brooklyn Hasluck & Co. importers, 69 Pine Harvey Joseph, galvanizer, 174 W . 16th Hasman Belona, tailor, 381 Madison Harvey Sarah, (col’d), dressmaker, 129£ Elizabeth Hass Adam, physician, 136 Leonard Harvey Thomas, shoemaker, 51 Marion Hassatt Thomas, porter 55 Greenwich Harvey Thomas, carman, r. 30 Hester Hasse Louis H. druggist, 40 Av. A, h 40 Av. A Harvey Thomas R. bookkeeper, 151 Prince Hassall John, potter, 9 Patchin pi Harvey Thomas W . machinist, E. 31st, n. Lex. Av. Hassard Catharine, wid. o f Richard, 387 Greenwich Harvey William, cabinet, r. 252 Monroe Hassard William S. stonecutter, 60 Sullivan Harvey William, baker, 87 Ridge Hassell John, physician, 7 Stanton Harvey William, galvanizer, 174 W . 16th IHassell William, 272 Twelfth Harvier Calixte, imp. 101 William, h. 56 Av. 2 Hasselbrock Conrad, grocer, 70 Av. B Harvy John, nails, 270 Monroe j Hasseller Wilhelmina, widow, 162 Leonard Harvy Patrick, laborer, 272 Monroe Hasselmeyer Charles, locksmith,198 Division Harway Ann, widow o f Lewis. 87 Delaney Hassell Samuel, dentist, 400 Fourth, h. 400 Fourth Harway George W . rulemaker, 74 Suffolk Hasseln Elett, shoemaker, 150 Chambers Harway John L. chairmaker, 74 Suffolk Hassen Robert, policeman, 14 More Harwood Abby, widow o f John C. 414 Grand Hassenfoot William, 69 Attorney Harwood Benjamin, sailor, 15 Pitt Hassett John, carman, 37 Spring Harwood E. Vivien, french teacher, 197 Av. 7 Hassett Timothy, laborer, 31 Depeyster Harwood Edmond, porter, r. 100 Anthony Hasslacher George, tailor, 103 Liberty Harwood Edmond, (col’d), carpenter, 6 Jersey Hasson Jacob, W. 42d, n. Av. 9 s HAT 243 HAU Pasfion John, tailor, r. 3 Sheriff Hathaway Baily J. clerk, 193 Water, h. Brooklyn Itlasson John, bootmaker, 61£ Laight Hathaway Eleazer, 69 Market IjjTasson Michael, laborer, r. 59 Bayard Hathaway Frederick S. painter, 50 Vandam lasson William, carter, W . 42d n. Ay. 9 Hathaway Henry, cooper, 142 Chrystie •Taste Jacob, tailor, r. 156 Attorney Hathaway Jabez, butcher, 42 Beekman, h. W . 17th ^pasted Henry, sugarhouse, 13 Thomas bet. Av. 10 & 11 Ipastie W n . S. mer. 118 Pearl&82 Water, h.Sing S’g HATHAWAY JOHN B. artists’ materials, 372 lastie & Nicol, mers. 118 Pearl & 82 Water Broadway 1 \iastings Andrew F. drygoods, 56 Liberty & 37 Nas- Hathaway John M. newsman, 126 Barrow h sau, h. Brooklyn Hathaway Lewis, cooper, 165 Eldridge pastings Catharine, boarding, 50 Leonard Hathaway Wilbam N. gilder, 63 Clinton ^Tastings Charles, stonecutter, 277 W . 19th Hatherly Thomas, malster, 1 Rivington nl ^iastings Dan H. soap, 194 Fulton, h. 49 Sullivan Hatheway P. J. smith, 594 Fourth fastings Eliza, widow o f John, candies, 182 Second Hatheway Robert L. 131 Reade Iastings George & Co. carpeting and house furnish­ Hathorn Erastus H. riding master, E. 13th c. Uni- ing goods, 5 S. William & 65 Stone, h. 32 versity pi. h. 47 University nl ^ Pierrepont, Brooklyn HATH()RN GEORGE C. JR. stables, E. 13th c. pastings Hiram P. lawyer, 75 Nassau, h. 121 Second University pi. h. 34 E. 13th pastings James, blacksmith, r. 38 Lewis Hatrick Martin, tailor, 40 Av. B pastings John, tailor, 122 Franklin Iastings John, carpenter, 252 Tenth S aJm^ C^ harine’ ™ido™ of Ludwig, 189 Second Hats Mitchel, capmaker, 95 Pitt JHastings Patrick R. 12 Elizabeth Hatsung Martin, pocketbooks, 146 Third ..Iastings Thomas, marion house, 141 W . Broadway blastings Thomas, prof, music, 61 Amity Hat Ftfth1^ 6 (ReV,)’ Clty miSS* H 6 W illiam> h- 37 Hastings Thomas E. agent, 194 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Hatten George, Av. A bet. E. 19th & 20th Iastings Warren, drygoods, 5 S> William, h. Clin- Hatterich Frederick, barber, 140 Ludlow 31 tone. Joralemon, Brooklyn Hatton John, laborer, 143 W. Broadway Iastings William, stonecutter, 75 W . 19th Hatton Joseph, bootmaker, 104 E.24th ■iastings William, porterhouse, 208 Centre Hatton Patrick, laborer, 244 Av. 3 ^Hastings, Libbey & Forby, drygoods, 56 Liberty & Hatyea Frederick, shoemaker, 312 Hudson 37 Nassau Hatz George, chairs, r. 226 Willett ^Hastings & Co. brokers, 14 Wall Hatzfield William, butcher, 175 Division lasty Michael, laborer, 420 Water Haub John, machinist, 567 Fonrth ii-Iaswell Charles H. u. s. navy, h. 149 Lexington Av Haub Mathew, shoemaker, 8 Pearl ^'laswell Edmund H. clerk, 67 Front, h. 149 Lex. Av Haubeil Carl, porterhouse, 101 Broome iilatch A. S. publisher, 8 Barclay, h. Boston Haubenreich Michael, tinsmith, 255 Fifth Sllatch Asa L. lamps,295^- Pearl, h. 81 Henry, B’klyn Haubert Henry, whiting, r. 167 W . 13th latch Charles B. furnishing goods, 97 William & Haucheld Peter, grocer, 223 Spring i 723 Broadway, h. 35 E. 23d Hauck Adam, porterhouse, 89 Sheriff patch Charles C. dry goods,75 Cedar,h.69 Hammond Hauck Daniel, baker, 156 Av. 3 idatch Elman, bookkepeer, 34 Jay Hauck John, grocer, 50 Av. A, h. 50 Av. A p a tch George H. moulding, 16 Horatio, h. W . 39th Hauck John, butcher, 247 Delaney s. n. Av. 7 Hauck Valentine, baker, 486 Greenwich, h. 486 5’Iatch George W . engraver, 48 Merchants’ exch’ ge, Greenwich a h. Dobbs’ Ferry p a tch Isaac, clerk, 289 Av. 2 Hauenschild Joseph, hairdresser, 97 Division, h.97 Division p a tch John E. collector, 75 Delaney Hauer Joseph, teacher, 43 Henry p a tch Josiah, carpenter, 6 Prince Hauger Charles, shoemaker, 49 Pearl p a tch Mary M. fancy goods, 152 Av. A Haughe Samuel, books, 5 Hester p a tch Uriel C. furnishing, 84-William, h. 126 Av. 1 Haughey Michael, mason, 72 Oliver ,-Hatch Walter T. drygoods, 73 Broadway, h. 77 Haughey Michael, mason, r. 71 Seventh .t, Clarke, Brooklyn Haughton Benjamin, carman, 311 E. Broadway p a tch Zepheniah P. publisher, 142 Nassau, h. 45 Haughton Daniel, mason, W . 32nd n. Av. 8 Franklin Haughton James, lettercarrier, 229 W . 24th •HATCH C. B. 9, h. 84 Av. 9 Helme John C. dageurreotypes, 111 Bowery, h. 268 Henderson George (col’d), waggoner, r. 107 Sheriff Fifth Henderson Howard, 101 Waverly jpl. Helmes William H. seaman, 27 Roosevelt Henderson Jacob, carman, 7 Mangin -Helmholz Christopher, shoemaker, 61 Madison Henderson James, laborer, 218 W/26th Helmholz Louis, locksmith, 131 Greenwich Henderson James, tailor, 722 B’way, h. 722 B’way Helminger Vallette. milliner, 35 Walker Henderson James, clerk, r, 328 Delaney Helmke Behrend, grocer, 141 Greenwich Henderson James, laborer, r. 472 Fourth Helmke Christopher, grocer, 23 Bedford, h. 23 Henderson Jane, wife o f William, 233 Av. 9 Bedford Henderson Jeremiah G. late baker, 253 Walker HEN 250 HEN Henderson John, dag’types,225 G’wich,h.351 G’wich Henderson John, m orocco dresser, 17 Rose Hendrickx Augustus, painter, 318 Av. 8 Henderson John, clerk, 76 Rivington Hendrik Charlotte, millinery, 160 Second Henderson John, pilot, 30 Pike Hendrix Isaac, dockbuilder, Grove, bet. Bleecker L HENDERSON JOHN C. & CO. merchants, 174 & Bedford * 176 Pearl, h. 74 Twelfth Hendryx Isaiah J. cutter, 98 Monroe Henessey Michael, carman, 322 W . 29th Henderson John Y. music, 549 IPway, h. 549 B,way Henesy Thomas, gardener, r. 245 Av. 3 Henderson Joseph, pilot. 90 Roosevelt Henessy Thomas, laborer, 83 Willett Henderson Joseph, carpenter, 220 Sullivan Henman Mertz, shoemaker, 23 Av. C Henderson Margaret wid. o f James, 148 Barrow Heney Bernard, porter, 52 Gouverneur Henderson Margaret A. (col’d) wid. o f W m . wash­ Ileney Christopher, late shipbuilder, 349 Sixth ing, r. 21 Leonard Heney James, laborer, 200 W . 21st Henderson Mary Ann, wid. oLGeorge, 355 Hudson Ileney John, boatman, 617 Greenwich Henderson Mercy, dressmaker, 403 Cherry Heney Philip, shoemaker, 67 Attorney Henderson Monroe,silks, 10 Cortlandt,h.Hempstead, Hengle Henry, porter, 98 James Long Island Hengling John, porter, r. 142 Third Henderson Peter, union bank, h. 114 W . 22d Hengst William, tailor, 227 Division Henderson Peter, carpenter, 356 Ninth Hengstler Charles, printer, 29 Frankfort Henderson Peter G. blacksmith, 82 Gold, h. Jersey Henhemins Henrietta, dressmaker, 185 Second Henderson Richard, blacksmith, r. 7 Av. 1 Hening Lewis, baker, r. 173 Stanton Henderson Robert, watchman, r. 83 Houston Henion Jacob, carman, 28 Jay Henderson Robert, brassfounder, r. 149 Spring, h. Henke Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 115 Franklin h 87 Laurens 117 Franklin Henderson Samuel, tailor, r. 104 W . 24th Henke Herriott George, physician, 268 Spring H ES 253 HEW erriott J. Groshon, dentist, 268 Spring Hessenberg Gustavus, imp. 119 Bway, h. 13 E. 16th Serris Jacob, tailor, 357 Ay. 3 Hessing A. liquors, 143 Orchard Herrmann Adam, porterhouse, 508 Pearl, and gro- Hesser Jupiter, prof, o f music, 421 Av. 6 3 cer, 162 and 164 W . 20th, h. 508 Pearl Hessler Henry F. physician, 190 Av. 8 errmann Dederick, grocer, 84 W . 18th Hessler John, baker, 211 Third *errmann Joseph, drygoods, 269 Division, h. 269 Hessler Phillip, vegetables, 211 Third Division Hessler William, shoemaker, 168 Lewis .^errold Mary A. widow o f Henry A. 12 Willett Hester William, laborer, r. 134 Walker 1bit old John, brewer, 12 Willett Hesterbrook Thomas, carpenter, 162 W . 30th err on John, laborer, 424 Tenth Hetaman Simon, tailor, 44 Av. B |Brsant Edward, publisher, 522 Broadway Heszler Frederick, tailor, 211 Third ^Brsch Adolph, tinsmith, 64 Av. B and 281 Houston Hetlield Alfred R. jeweler, 120 Eldridge Jjarsch Koffman, pedler, r. 17 Elizabeth Hetfield Ferdinand O. thread &needles, 105 Av. 8 Nerschaft Henry, mason, 111 Hester Heth Franklin, confectioner, 158 Greenwich f-erschaft Joseph, tailor, 150 Third Hether George, uphostlerer, 577 Broadway, h. 93 iWschberger Henry, tailor, 167 Lewis W . 26th %rschberger Isaac, shoemaker, 45 Columbia Hetherington George, 180 W . 25th Wid°^ °f William»artificialflowen Hewlett Joseph L. clothing, Chambers c. West Hickee Derinis, 5 Benson h. 388 Washington Hickleton Bryant (col’d), scavenger, 6 Clark Hewlett Leonard, clothing, Chambers c. West, h. Hicker Francis, carpenter, W. 29th n. Av. 7 388 Washington Hickerson John A. carman, r. 53 Bank Hewlett Oliver T. merchant, 91 E. Broadway Hickey Bridget, widow, 210 Elizabeth Hewlett Timothy E. (col’d), waiter, 25 Minettala. Hickey Catharine, widow, 101 Forsyth Hewlett William, carman, 85 Av. 6 Hickey David, porter, 85 Forsyth Hewlett J. L. & L. clothing, Chambers c. West Hickey Edward, laborer, 1351 Washington Hewley Enos P. clerk, E. 31st b. 4th gins George (col’d), porter, 40 Thomas Highland Mary A. music teacher, 65} Macdougal Sgins George W . ironrailmaker, 70 Frankfort, h. Higinbothem James, gasfitter, 547 Greenwich it Williamsburgh Higinbothem Robert, tinsmith, 4 First, h. 80 Av. B ^ggins Hannah, widow o f Daniel, 554 Fourth Higlett George, painter, 12 Sixth *ggins Harvey, carman, 614} Fourth Hilbert Martin, cabinet, 4 Jackson, h. 4 Jackson ..ggins Harvey, carman, 251 Stanton Hilbert Nathan, 551 Grand iggins James, thread Sc needles, 40 Mulberry Hilburt Martin, whitewashes r. 134 Pitt logins James, hackman, r 178 Thompson Hildburghauser Hyman, tins, 448 Grand ^gins James, laborer, r. 370 Greenwich Hildebrand George I. H. grocer, 369 Greenwich ggins Jane, nurse, 250 Broome Hildebrand John, tailor, 105 Bayard 1ffgins Jeremiah, shoemaker, 196 Greene Hildebrand Undine, tailor, r. 258 Stanton Jjggins John, grocer, 43 Av. 6, h. 8 Hamersley pi. Hildebrandt Diederich, grocer, 141 Duane Sc 25 iggins John, mason, 276 Av. 1 Orange, h. 141 Duane ggins John, speculator, 84 Mulberry Hilbenbrand Philip, milk, 4 Cottage pi. Third st. pggins John, shoemaker, 36 Bedford Hilderbrand William, shoemaker, r. 199 Mott i ggins John, cabinetmaker, 191 Mulberry & r. 5 Hildreth Susan S. widow o f John, 123 Bleecker 1 Orange Hiler Nathaniel, tinsmith, 104 Hester Sggins John, cooper, 102 Ridge Hiler Selah. stairrods, 67 Forsyth, h. 146 E. B’way i ggins John, liquors, 80 Pitt, h. 80 Pitt Hilger Maurice, importer, 114 Water, h. 37 London *ggins John, laborer, 722 Washington terrace, W . 23d ggins John, liquors, 237 E. 13th, h. 237 E. 13th HILGER & CO. importers of wines, brandies, &c., XGGINS JOHN Sc CO. laces, 89 William &c. 114 Water, & hardware, 19 Platt i ggins John J. physician, 368 Broome, h. 158 B’ry Hill Adam (col’d), whitewashes r. 15 Anthony iggins John O. cloths, 118 William, h. Harlem Hill Alexander, stonecutter, 291 Av. 9 •ggins John P. M. ironrailmaker, 70 Frankfort, h. Hill Amanda, confectioner, 114} Bleecker, h. 114} ; Williamsburgh Bleecker iggins Joseph, coachman, 1 Whitehall Kill Amzi, architect, 257 Broadway, h. 190 Av. 6 iiggins Joseph D. sailmaker, 159 W . 26th Hill Ann, widow o f William, r. 3 Vandam jiggins Lorenzo, grocer, 43 Av.6,h. 8 Hamersley pi. Hill Archibald, shoemaker, 58 Watts [iiggins Maria, widow o f William F. 8 Lafayette pi. Hill Charles, marble, 54 Great Jones figgins Mary, widow o f Elliott, 253 Henry Hill Charles F. milk depot, 18 Downing iggins Mary, hair, 38 Mulberry Hill David, shoemaker, 600 Grand iiggins Mary, widow o f John, 336 Twelfth Hill David, scroll sawyer, 44 Eldridge Sc fancygoods, [iggins Michael, laborer, 113 Orange 139 William HIL 256 HIL Hill Edward, musician, r. 34 Pitt Hill William J. baker, 366 Sixth mk Hill Edward S. bookkeeper, 160 Christopher Hill William M. clerk, 291 Division , JB $ Hill Eleanor L. nurse, 172 Division Hill William P. shoe store, Grand p. Pitt 11 Hill Enigh, finisher, 390 Tenth Gouvemeur Hill Frances, widow o f Joseph, 40 First Hill Brothers, importers, 54 Beaver Hill George, tailor, 22 Trinity pi. Hill & Hoffman, ornamental marble, 54 Grt JnJ $ Hill George, nailor, 427 Greenwich Hill & Sears, com. mers. 5 Broad Hill George, laborer, r. 469 Twelfth HILL BROTHERS & CO. hardware, 48 Cliff fl 55 Hill George, imp. 54 Beaver, h. Europe Hillack Edward, pilot, 126 E. 27th Hill George J. painter, 23 Av. 3. h. 23 Av. 3 Hillard Charles C. ship broker, 39 Burline alini ® Hill George W . carpenter, 174 W . 25th Brooklyn 8 ® Hill Gottlieb, bootmaker, 21 Thomas Hille Mary, widow, 246 Monroe flf Hill Hamilton A. com. mer. 5 Broad, h. Boston Iiillenbrand F. Anton, porterhouse, 170 Hester ® Hill Harry, japanner, 44 Fulton, h. 130 Leonard, |Hiller Abraham, milkman, 156 Suffolk 1 W illiamburgh Hiller Sickmond, segarmaker, 73 Lewis ^ Hill Henry (col’d), coachman, r. 46 Thomas Hiller Thomas, jr. mer. 97 William, h. 35 E. 23d I ^ Hill Henry S. com. mer. 63 Pine, h. 124 Henry, B’lyn Hillery John, carpenter, 273 Bleecker Hill Henry S. printer, 44 Ann, h. 26 Vestry Hilliard Guy, laborer, r. 107 E. 30th jjp j $ Hill J. florist, B’way c. 29th, h. 1047 Broadway Hilliard Henry, blacksmith, 38 S. William, LBllnI Hill James, carpenter, 162 E. 22d Hilliard John, clerk, 43 Columbia, h. 5 Manhattaa I • Hill James A. paints, 223 Greenwich, h. 52 Beach Hilliard John, carman, r. 94 Ridge Hill Jane, widow o f Joseph, r. 181 Mott Hilliard Richard, drygoods, 70 Broadway Hill Jane (col’d), r. 58 Leonard v Hilliard Robert B. weigher, 34 S William, LBkln * Hill Jane B. seamstress, 368 Bowery Hillicus John, captain, 162 Hammond ® Hill Johanah, 78 Hester Hillier George, clerk, 16 Amity _ Hill John, tailor, 160 Leonard Hillier Henry, umbrella, 78 Carmine, h. 78Carna* I Hill John, cabinetmaker, 5 Av. 3 Hillier William, stoves, 50 Lewis, h. 319 Rivingt# " Hill John, shoemaker, W . 30th n. Av. 9 Hilliker Eliza M. widow of John, school, 296J|§ «, Hill John, butcher, r. 171 W ooster Hilliker George, butcher, E. 32d n. Av. 3 Hill John, 179 Laurens Hjlliker James H. carpenter, 14 Av. 6 L Hill John, hardware, 397 B’way, h. 397 B’way Hilliker John A. carpenter, W . 41st n. Broadway l Hill John, britanniaware, 44 Eldridge, h. 35 Av. C Hilliker Stephen, chairmaker, 72 Cannon . ,A\ J Hill John, trunkmaker, Broadway c. Warren, and Hilliker William W . mason, 98 King 435 Hudson, h. 435 Hudson Hillis Walter, junkstore, 304 Stanton, h. 100Lewis o Hill John, imp. 54 Beaver, h. 6 Willow, Brooklyn Hillman Jonathan, com. mer. 163 Maiden lane, k Hill John (col’d), laborer, r. 70 Thompson 95 Sands, Brooklyn Hill John J. butcher, 145 Orchard, h. 83Rivington Hillman Reuben, police, 36 Whitehall Hill John P. confectioner, 1088 Broadway Hillman Samuel, caulker, 16 Doyer Hill John S. com. mer. 91 Front, h. Philadelphia Hillman Samuel T. silkgoods, 105 William, h. 300 \ Hill John W . painter, r. 37 Sheriff’ Broome Hill Jonathan, physician, 43 Av. D Hillman William, sailmaker, 16 Coenties si. h. 2981: Hill Joseph, rigger, 36 Rector Broome Hill Joseph, rigger, 155 Madison Hillman & Nearing, silkgoods, 105 William 1 Hill Joseph M. locksmith, 78 Fifth, h. 80 Fifth Hillmann John F. grocer, 24 Barclay Hill Justus, bootmaker, 76 Hudson Hillmann John F. grocer, 353 ^Greenwich, h. 340 j Hill Martin, baker, 353 Twelfth and 180 Av. A, h. Washington 180 Av. A Hills Amariah M. watchcasemaker, 18 Maiden lane j Hill Mary, wid. o f Charles, drygoods, 39 Hester Hills Francis C. clerk, 27 Maiden lane Hill Pierse, clerk, 135 W . 16th Hills Henry W . mer. 3 Hanover, h. 11 Bre?oort pi Hill Ralph, hats, 148 Nassau, h. 59 Hicks, B’klyn Hills James, rigger, 128 Cannon Hill Richard & Co. hardw. 214 Pearl, h. Birmiughm Hills Jarvis H. strawgoods, 12 John,h. Mass. Hill Richard, 84 Grand Hills John C. painter, 14 Bedford Hill Richard, jr. turner, Hester c. Centre, h. 34J Hills Reuben D. postoffice, 255 Bleecker Carmine Hills Samuel C. machinery, 12 Platt, h. E. Brklyn Hill Robert, baker, 109 Av. 9, h. 109 Av. 9 Hills Stephen, merchant, 3 Hanover Hill Robert, stonecutter, 136 Av. 7 Hills Polly, widow o f S. 240 Tenth i *, Hill Robert, bookkeeper, 190 W m , h. 10 E. 13th Hills Sa^ah, widow o f Daniel, r. 34£ Suffolk n Hill Robert, carman, 15 Thompson HILLS STEPHEN, jr. oils & paints, 129 Front, k Hill Rowland, cooper, 225 Washington,h. 7 Jay 33d n. Broadway Hill Salmon, carman, r. 38 Lewis Hills H. W . & S. merchants, 3 Hanover Hill Samuel, clerk, 178 W . 25th HILLSBURGH CHARLES & CO. plumbers, W Hill Samuel S. 26 Eldridge Water, h. 65 Monfoe Hill Sarah, wid. Joseph, seamstress, 142 Sullivan Hillyard David C. clerk, 133 Thompson Hill Sarah, wid. o f Joseph, shoes, 248* Bowery Hillyard Henry, jeweler, 57 Elizabeth Hill Talma, carman, 19 Sixth HILLYER ABRAHAM T. deputy sheriff, 11 City Hill Thomas, butcher, 255 Av. 10, h. 255 Av. 10 Hall, h. 17 University pi. Hill Thomas, painter, 43 Columbia Hillyer Edwin, imp. 67 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Hill Thomas, hardware, 48 Cliff Hillyer James, 67 Wall Hill Thomas, tailor, r. 13 Monroe Hillyer John B. late druggist, h. 45 London terrace Hill Truman (col’d), barber, 78 Sullivan W . 23d Hill Uriah, jr. stoves, 231 Water, h. 83 Lawrence,- Hillyer Mathias, carpenter, 317 R ivm gton || Hillyer Virgil, com. mer 1 Coenties si, a. Jersey Brooklyn Hillyer William, artist, 16 Rivmgton & 108 Bowery Hill William, blacksmith, Amity lane Hill William, carman, 35 Av. C h. Morrisania , llra Hill William, boatman, 48 Factory , Hillyer William A. lawyer, 27 Beekman, h. Broony* Hill William, intelligence, 97 Anthony, h.272 Spring Hillyoe Thomas, musician, 68 C olu m b ia Hill William, blacksmith, 66 Gansevoort Hilm Michael, butcher, 90 King Hill William, blacksmith, 171 Hester Hilman S. 91 Liberty Hill William, mariner, 418 Tenth . Hilp Solomon, butcher, 56 Ridge Hill William, barber, 13 Nassau, h. 105 Gold, B kiyn Hilpert Peter, grocer, 89 Morton Hill William, foundryman, 419 Greenwich Hilskemper John, cutter, 44 A v .l w Hilt William, clothing, 267 Water, h. 267 Water Hill William E. armor, r. 9 Frankfort Hill William H. silkgoods, 25 Nassau and 74 Cedar Hiltman Abby, widow o f John, 25 Ridge Hiltman E. wid. o f John L. drygds, ‘^Bowery h. 8 Sydney pi. Brooklyn Hill William H. barkeeper, 265 Spring Hilton Adeline, widow o f John, 172 W . 17ta s H IN 257 HIT J jTON ARCHIBALD, lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 40 Ir- Hingston Mary, wid. Edward, grocery, 75 Orang ™ving pi. Hinian David, milkman, 337 W . 16th ^on Ann (Col’d), r. 87 Sullivan Hink George, liquors, 363 Av. 4 ?on Caspar (col’d), musician, 37 Thomas Hinken Jacob, grocery, 68 Lexington Av. Jon George (col’d), whitewasher, r. 131 Leonard HINMAN ELISHA W . oils, 2 Coenties si. h Bklyn ^ on Henry, lawyer, 44 Wall, h. 395 Pearl Hinman Geo. G. tailor, h. 87 Thompson von John, crockery, 187 Division, h. 187 Division Hinman John, carman, 111 Goerck Jon Joseph, physician, 77 Oliver Hinman Oliver B. mer. 50 Troy "*on Mary, widow o f Edward, 161 Henry Hinman Samuel H. clerk, 198 Greene . on Peter, feed, 184 Christopher, h. 754 G’wich Hinman Sam. S. agent, 3 Broad, h. 181 W . 26th ? s William, blacksmith, 328 Ninth Hinman William K. shipchandler, 169 South, h. 166 Srard Joseph W . mason, 210 Henry Henry Jjelman Michael, barber, 285 Water Hinnan J. H. grocery, 209 Av. B gter Fruden, pedler, r. 156 Attorney Hinneshiedt John, shoemaker, 127 W . 20th *Jies Jane, widow o f Robert, 297 Sixth Hinney Caleb, finisher, 32 Washington Jlbnik Albert, tailor, 46 Orchard Hinnigan Mary J. wid James, r. 55 Willett ftrod William, com. mer. 3 Water, h. 46 Jorale- Hinrichs Carl, importer and consul, 75 Pine, h. Jmon, Brooklyn Jamaica, L. I. ^ch Dennis, boilermaker, 94 Essex HINRICHS CHARLES F. A. fancygoods, 150 ■$zh Patrick, liquors, 552 Av. 8, h. 552 Av. 8 Broadway and 75 Liberty, h. Brooklyn %hliffe Joshua W . drygoods, 196 Spring Hinsch Gustavus A. grocer, 307 Third ^hman Felix A. clerk, 212 Seventh Hinsdale Mary, wid. Henry, 239 Madison Lehman George W . mayor’s office, 6 City Hall, Hinsdale Richard H. fancygoods, 135 Broadway, h. ir h. 70 Third 6 College pi. •iiphman James, shoemaker, 64 Lewis Hinsdale Theo~. lawyer, 18 Wall, h. 77 Henry, Bkln ^hman James A. drygoods, 53 Cedar, h. 8 Wil- Hinton John, druggist, 194 Av. 8, h. 182 W . 20th klow, Brooklyn Hinton John H. dentist, 182 W . 20th IvCHMAN JOHN J. & CO. drygoods, 53 Cedar, Hinton John W . customh. h. 876 Broadway *. h 143 Jay, Brooklyn Hinton Thomas G. steward, 1 Albany lichman Sidney, blinds, 210 Stanton Hinton Valentine, policeman, 6 Pearl *K»hman William A. cutler, 25 Sullivan Hinton William, paper, 43 Cortlandt, h. 210 Fulton l} chy Patrick, bootmaker, 67 Centre Hinty John, dyer, 206 Fifth g^k Arend, grocer, 28 Duane, h. 28 Duane Hintze August, grocer, 195 Mott 2ck Peter W . & Co. grocers, 14 Church, h. 14 Hipper John H. pickles, Wash. mkt. h. 64 Marion *Church Hipper Maria E. wid. John, 64 Marion l~,cke Adam, tailor, r. 98 Chrystie Hipsch George, tailor, r. 551 Fourth ,"cken Christopher, refiner, 609 Water Hipwell William, carman, r. 242 Delaney cken Edwd. broker, 161 Pearl, h. 50 Second Hirleman George, butcher, 5 Tompkins market, h. ^CKLEY ASA, oils, 3 Battery pi. h. 32 Warren 173 Essex -ckley Charles A. coal, 61 Wall, h. 70 Varick Hirsch Daniel, blacksmith, 364 Madison *‘ ckley Charles A. printer, 213 Av. 3 Hirsch David, tailor, 561 Grand, h. 561 Grand -ckley Eliza, boarding, 2 Clinton pi. Hirsch Franz, blacksmith, r. 170 Third ®*ckley Elvira M. millinery, 213 Av. 3 Hirsch Henry R. clothing, 34 Orange **ckley James, carpenter, 61 Second Hirsch John, tailor, 123 Third “d Thomas, porterhouse, 53 Clarkson Hirsch Julius, tailor, r. 176 Hester d William, tinsmith, 314 Av. 8 Hirsch Manasses, drygoods, 244 Second ^d William, carpenter, 315 Av. 1 Hirsch Meyers, jeweler, 80 Bowery k.dbaugh William, drover, 273 Av. 1 Hirsch Moses, tailor, 277 Second, h. 277 Second wdes Robert H. forwarding, 7 West, h. B’klyn Hirsch Philip, baker, 182 Varick, h. 182 Varick s dhaugh W m. tailor, 1 Vesey, Astor h. h Hbken Hirsch Simon, physician, 183 Second ': dman Oliver, pedler, 50 Troy Hirschfeld Moritz, imp. 150 Water, h. 146 Macdougl sdmarch George W . paperprinter, 123 W . 23d Hirschfeld W m. w ’glasses, 64 John, h. 48 Hester -*ds Francis H. meas. lumb. 29 More, h. Brooklyn Hirshfield Herman, mer. 133 W. 13th Ads Hannah, widow o f David, 47 King HIRSHFIELD, BARNETT & BACHS, clothiers, feds Jas. tinworker, 59 Canal, h. 176 W . B’way 45 Dey lids John, porter, 645 Greenwich Hirschman A. musician, 142 Delaney itfDS JOSEPH, lookingglasses and plate glass Hirst Charles J. restaurant, 95 Bowery, h. 95 Bwry txfor windows, 1 Franklin pi. h. 37 Degraw, Hirst Euphrates, teacher, 566 Broome Brooklyn——— Hirth Julias, jeweler, 384 Broadway ;ids Michael, laborer, 554 Fourth Hirz Leopold, importer, 36 Cedar & 58 Av. C, h. {ids Samuel, cook,69 Vesey 58 Av. C ids Sarah, 133 Spring Hischman Joseph, porterhouse, 252 Division ;*e Charles D. fancygoods, 39 Maiden la. h. 84 Hiscox Freeman, lumber, 71 Av. D ■j Orange, Brooklyn Hiscox Gardner Dexter, engraver, 31 Jay £ie Charles S. stoves, 15 Bowery, h. 52£ Eldridge Hiscox John S. fish, 36 Wash. mkt. h. 180 Bridge, le George, sawyer, 119 Sheriff Brooklyn •te John, cabinet, 119 Sheriff Hiscox Justus D. fish, 17 Wash. mkt. h. 65 Twelfth le Reuben H. 101 W . 24th Hiscox Samuel, ice, 190 West, h. 28 Grove Sies Alexander, carman, 305 Delaney Hiscox Samuel E & Co. woodware, 98 Barclay les Ann, widow o f James, 32 Roosevelt Hisghen Henry, jeweler, 66 Essex vies Bridget, house cleaner, 156 Duane Hisling John, laborer, 67 Mangin lies Claus, confectioner, 299 Madison Hitchcock Agnes, wid. Curtis, 73 Jane 'ies James, blacksmith, 119 E. 16th Hitchcock Albert, exchange, 66 Grand *aes John, porter, 78 Reade Hitchcock Ann, widow, 27 Delaney jiea John C. late clothing, 208 W . 19th Hitchcock Ann M. wid. Edward, 120 Orchard i e s Margaret, widow o f William, r. 444 Fourth Hitchcock Benj. paitffcer, 23 Bayard ^nes Mark, stevedore, 24 Coenties si. h.204 CheiTy Hitchcock Clinton, com. merchant, 229 Front, h. 69 ues Sarah M. widow o f George, 69 Jackson Seventh nes Thomas, carman, 347 Rivington Hitchcock Cyrus, mer. 229 Front, h. 116 Av. 2 nes Thomas, liquors, 66 Centre Hitchcock Daniel R. elk. naval office, h. S. I. nes William, waiter, 166 Ninth Hitchcock Fordyce, drygds. 347 B’way, h. 81 Varick nger Nicholas, blacksmith, 49 Ridge Hitchcock Gad, refreshments, 82 Forsyth ngerman John, fruits, 25 Washington market, h. Hitchcock Henry, agt. 142 B’way, bds. Astor House * 345 Washington Hitchcock Hervey N. shoemaker, 46 First ngston Edward, grocer, 40 Washington Hitchcock Horace, broker, 251 Division HOB 258 HOE Hitchcock James It. com. mer. 149 Pearl h. 69 Hobby J. H. storage, 298 Water, h. Brooklyn Seventh Hobby James R. crockery, 351 Grand, h. 351 H I Hitchcock John, japanner, r. 345 Greenwich HOBBY JOHN B. storage, 239 South, 55 f f l H Hitchcock John C. imp. 34 Broad, h. 69 Seventh 127 Washington, h. 42 Vestry f| I Hitchcock Julius, clerk, 638 Fourth Hobby-Jonathan T. mug. instrument matp* I Hitchcock Julius S. com. mer. 229 Front, h. Sands, Water, h. Brooklyn c. Jay, Brooklyn HOBBY JOSEPH H. storage, 296 Water. I l H Hitchcock Mary, milli’ry, 367 B’way, h. 367 B’way Hobby Nehemiah B. tailor, 403 Grand ’ ‘ H Hitchcock Oliver, baker,. 76 First Hobby & Gillies, hatters, 500 Grand Hitchcock S. Henry, 112 Ludlow Hobday William, blacksmith, 301 W, 26th Hitchcock Samuel, 301 Third Hitchcock Urban L. agent, 87 Water HOBBroadwARLES ^ *^ l e s , 484 Broadway, i I Hitchcock W . R. late mer. 110 Av. 2 Hober Frederick, tinsmith, r. 159 Chrystie Hitchcock William, laborer, r. 72 Charlton Hober Valentine, tailor, 89 Pitt Hitchcock & Coloveloni, refreshings, 82 Forsyth Hoble Augustus, porter, 52 Trinity place HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER, drygoods, 347 Hobler Philip, carman, 126 Jane Broadway Hobson Francis, machinist, r. 73 W. 15th Hitchcock Reading, 229 & 231 Front Hoburgh Lewis, tailor, 216 Stanton Hitchings Anthony E. machinist, 146 Tenth, h. 146 Hochhalter Jacob, bootmaker, 141 Laureni Tenth Hochbolser Conrad, painter, 141 Third Hitchings Benjamin G. lawyer, 71 Cedar, h. 141 Hochstein Frederick, musician, r. 185 Laureng I Washington, Brooklyn Hock bargar George, laborer, 35 Rose Hite George H. miniaturepainter, 363 Broadway, h. Hockings James P. rigger, 60 Laight 59 E. 19th Hockley Jane, widow, 24 Av. D Hitmann Harmond, grocer, 382 Av. 7 Hockney James, carpenter, 329 Eighth Hitner John, baker, 26 Broome Hoddersen Johann F. grocer, 144 East, h. 144 East I Hitz A. blocksmith, 924 Broadway Hodenpyl A. J. G. jeweler, 6 Liberty pi. h. Br’klyu Hitz George L. bootmaker, 19 Marion Hoderd John, laborer, 36 Rector Hitzelberger Christopher, baker, 159 Av. 8, & se- Hodes E. paper boxes, 68 W . 27th. h. 68 W . 27th 1 gars, 315 Bowery, h. 159 Av. 8 Hodes Joseph, barber, 249 DelanGy Hitzell Adam, laborer, 354 Sixth Hodge Arabella, nurse, 39 Ridge Hivvs James M. E. 16th, c. Av. 3 Hodge John, weaver, r. 291 W. 18th Hix Mrs. school, 101 St. Mark’s pi. Hodge John, baker, 100 Gold Hix Theodore, barber, 219 Grand, h. 196 Mott Hodge- Margaret A. (col’d) laundress, r. 18 ThomJ H ix W . F. publisher, 13 Beekman, h. 13 Beekman Hodge Margaret D. milliner, 178 Bowery Hixon Henrietta, widow o f Samuel C. 308 W . 24th Hodge Richard, blacksmith, 39 Hameisley |■ Hixon Henry, laborer, 303 Av. 1 Hodge Robert, baker, 80 King Hoadley George E. naval store, 104 Wall, h. 35 Hodge Robert, moulder, 209 W. 21st Charlton Hodge William, carpenter, W. 29th b. Ays. 9A10 Hoadley David, V. P. A. Ex. bank, h. 21 W . 17th Hodges Daniel M. 288 W . 24th Hoadley Lucien A. druggist, 403 Hdsn, h. 30 Clkson Hodges Edward, professor of music, 193 Hudson Hoag D. T. mer, 58 Cortlandt, h. Jersey city Hodges George, drygoods, 59 Liberty Hoag Harvey, wool, 75 Pine, h. L. I. Hodges Henry, strawgoods, 149 Pearl, h. Foxbaro’jj Hoag James D. strawgoods, 46 Cedar, h.8 Garden, Mass. Brooklyn Hodges John, porter, r. 301 Mulberry HOAG JOSEPH, druggist, 136 Stanton „ Hodges Lewis A. broker, 257 Centre, h. 288 I p ] Hoag Peter, carman, 4 Jane Hodges Lewis T. jeweler, 170 B’way, h. Provi Hoag William, carpenter, 43 Av. G HODGES PRESTON H. Carlton house, 350 B’lj Hoages Frances, 369 Broome Hodges William H. bricklayer, 170 W. 31st Hoagg Philip, boarding, 126 Clinton Hodges & Hersey, strawgoods, 149 Pearl Hoagland Catharine, boarding, 54 Barclay Hodgetts Chas. tinware, r. 158 William, h. Wmcb Hoagland Henry L. segarmaker, 41 Av. 3 Hodgetts Geo. tinware, r. 158 William, h. Wmshi Hoagland Henry V. clerk, 51 Troy HODGETTS, TAYLOR & HODGETTS, I g r Hoagland Jacob N. com. mer. 102 Washington mkt planished tinware, r. 158 William h. 555 Broome FTodgins John, grocer, 35 Forsyth Hoagland James M. woodware, 199 Washington, h. Hodgins Thomas, carman, 513 Av. 8 Jersey city Hodgkins Joseph S', collector, 43 Lispenard Hoagland John, butcher, Grove c. Fourth, h. 276 Hodgkins Thomas G. confectioner, 154 Greenwich, Bleecker h. 154 Greenwich Hoagland John E. lime, 330 West, h. 19 Cottage pi. Hodgkinson Worthington, clerk, 10 City Hall, Jj Hoagland John S. 1 & 2 Clinton mkt. h. 254 Hdson 167 W . 17th Hoagland J. M. & Co. woodenware, 199 Wash’ton HODGMAN DANIEL, india rubber, 27 Maiden|| Hoare Patrick, stationery, 8£ Stone and 59 Nassau, first corner from Broadway,ftt Hoasley John, shoemaker, 76 Morton tory, foot E. 24th, h. 39 E. 20th. (See fillip Hoastaton Lewis (col’d), engineer, r. 52 Anthony cover,) Hoban John, blacksmith, 7 Gold, h. 76 Ann Hodgman Joseph, blacksmith, 557 Broome Hobart Benj. K. porter Phoenix bank, h. 6 Carlisle Hodgson E. L. 86 Madison Hobart Dayton, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 75 Leonard Hodgson Edward W . clerk, 19 Albany J Hobart Henry, machinist, W . 31st, n. Av. 8 Hodgsdon George, accountant, 64 Wall, b.73iiw Hobart Henry C. broker, 36 New, h. 232 Tenth lery, Brooklyn Hobart Isaac, cartman, 486 Av. 9 Hodgson John, importer, 41 S. William, h. B’rkljil Hobart John, cabinetmaker, W . 37th n. Av. 9 Hodgson Nathaniel, blacksmith, 34 Clinton, E Hobart William H. physician, 75 Leonard Suffolk ^ .... Hobbs Charles, painter, 829 B’way, h. 829 B’way Hodgson Seraphina, boarding, 1 Temple | Hobbs Daniel, pedler, 70 Goerck Hodgson William B. 19 Brevoorfc pi. Hobbs Francis, stereotyper, 616£ Fourth Hoe Alfred C. carpenter, 85 Horatio A Hobbs Francis, mer. 28 Moore,Jh. Brooklyn Hoe James C. carpenter, 8 Liberty pL & 31 Gan# Hobbs Francis B. com. mer. 25 Broad, h. Brooklyn voort, h. 85 Horatio Hobbs John C. painter, 250 Division Hoe John, carman, 582 Fourth Hobbs Richard M. importer, 36 Maiden la. h. 67 Hoe Peter S. machinist, Sheriff c. Broome and m Baltic, Brooklyn Gold, h. 306 E. Broadway i Hobbs Thomas, coppersmith, 372 Seventh Hoe Richard M. machinist, 29 Gold and Shenn || Hobbs William, stereo typer, r. 61* Ann, h. Brooklyn Broome, h. 309 E. Broadway i H obby Benjamin, shipjomer, 672 Water Hoe Robert, machinist, 29 Gold and Shenfl |g Hobby Edward B. hatter, 500 Grand, h. 8 Willett Broome, h. 303 Henry BINDER j^ ||! SI % *' ,MKM !IHi■ Wl$ Nos. 29 & 31 GOLD STEEET, Manufactory, on Broome, Sheriff and Columbia sts 'm > t o w R . H O E & CO. ig made extensive additions to their Machine W orks, are flow prepared to execute orders with despatch for their Sder Printing Machines, for Newspaper, Book and Job W ork , W ashington, and tith Hand Presses, Card Printing Machines, P roof Presses, H ydraulic Presses with wrought iron Cylinders, Standing Presses o f various kinds, Cha­ ses, Cases, Galleys, Furniture, Stands, Im posing S ton es; also, X Lithographic and Copperplate Presses, Binders’ Materials, &c. all of which are manufactured under their own immediate supervision. CATALOGUE OF PRICES, containing Cuts and description df many of the Machines, with direc- or putting up and working them, may be had on application by mail or otherwise. inters, Publishers and others, wishing to purchase, will be furnished with an estimate for an office of | in detail, if desired. ley keep constantly on hand at their warerooms, or furnish at short notice, on the most reasonable every article necessary fo r a complete Printing Office, including type, ink, &c. — :— *f™ W Sir- William Van Nordeu, Printer, 120 Pulton Street, N. V. R. H O E * C O . BTos. 39 and 31 «O I,S STREET, ] Also manufacture Superior Warranted Cast Steel M ill, P it, C ross Cut, Circular ji o th e r S a w s, M an d rills, & c., n supply of which they have for sale at their Warerooms. E xtract from a r e p o r t made b y a coMMrTTEE of pr a c tic a l and scientific gentlemen, 1 ED BY THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.1 |§ The Special Committee o f the American Institute, to whom was referred the examination of Richard! Hoe’s Machines for grinding Saws, report, that they visited the extensive manufactory of gS H I the corner o f Broome and Sheriff streets; and there witnessed the machines in question in operation. Thai are two o f these, one for grinding Long Saws, the other for grinding Circular Saws. * * * I j The advantages to be obtained from the use o f these machines are highly important, as will maniy appear to those who are accustomed to use saws o f the description which they are calulated to grind, 1 'T h e ir merit consists in the power which they place at the disposal o f the workmen engaged in the inujj facture o f saws, to make them perfectly true and regular in thickness, or thick or thin at any particularH ! thev please • thus preparing the cutting edge o f Long Saws to operate with less set, and strengthening8 cular Saws by gradually increasing them in thickness from the cutting edge to their centre. I The truth and uniformity o f their surface, make in all cases, lessset in the saw teeth necessary, andI i this account it will take less power to drive the saws made by these machines than is required for theuse( I the ordinary hammered and ground saw s; besides they will not require so frequent sharpening, be less|| ■to become heated, apd by cutting relatively a much narrower curf, produce a saving in timber, which,! some varieties is an object o f considerable importance. Your committee are o f unanimous opinion, that in the apparatus invented by Mr. gg M. Hoe, as aboveI scribed he has displayed great ingenuity and tact in the adaptation o f machinery to the production ofresrij in the manufacture o f saws, which may with propriety be denominated the ne plus ultra of the art. M m u ie nittiiv gg JAMES HAMILTON, EDWARD CLARK, - I rSio’ned,] THOMAS B. STILLMAN, v 1 1 JAMES WILSON, JOSEPH CURTIS, c o p t i n g R. HOE & CO., manufacture and' keep on hand various ^inds of Copying Press* |o f which one is here represented. The impression surfaces are turned perfectly true, soJ I a uniform and perfect copy may be obtained with ease and expedition. Copying Ink, Copyii Paper, and Copying Books, of the best quality. Wilii«tn Van Norden, Water, .ISO Faiton Street, N. v. HOF 259 HOF pE R. & CO. machinists, 29 Gold and Sheriff c. Hoffman George, shoes. 29 Elizabeth I Broome Hoffman George, tailor, 115 Third lechst Theobald, tailor, 570 Fourth Hoffman George, musician, 104 Grand pfer William, music instruments, 165 Essex Hoffman George, barber, 481 G’wich, h. 481 G’wich pflick Martin, cabinetmaker, 188 Henry, h. r. 41 Hoffman George W . artist, 29 First I Forsyth Hoffman Henry, cartman, 603 Fourth eft John, grocery, 38 & 108 Ay. D, h. 108 Ay. D Hoffman Henry, baker, 275 Sixth 3ft Peter, grocer, 151 South and 121 Roosevelt, Hoffman Henry H. constable, 254 Grand h. 151 South Hoffman J. Ogden, furs, 178£ Water, h. 22 Warren bhn William, bootmaker, 246 William Hoffman Jefferson, presser, 92 Delaney il Adam, chairmaker, 62 Allen, h. 62 Allen Hoffman James, musician, 50 Anthony dand John N. tailor, 70 Suffolk Hoffman James, cabinetmaker, 728 Houston 3lleer Emille, druggist, 99 Allen Hoffman John, fishmonger, 99 Church, h. 155 E. 25th felzle Henry L. clothing, 170 Ay. 8 Hoffman John, caulker, 85 Houston Ilzle Jacob, liquors, 170 Av. 8 Hoffman John, engine fitter, r. 221 Rivington Initzer Solomon, cabinetmaker, 113 Elm Hoffman JohnB. confectioner, 2 Clift* ftpffner Frederick, stables, 119 W . 24th Hoffinan John D. broker, 146 Fulton, h.99 Chambers ma Martha, widow o f John, boarding, 54 Vesey Hoffman John H. gilder, 35 Norfolk E S PETER S. illinois land agency, r 35 Wall, h. Hoffman John H. porterhouse, 16 Oliver ■282 W . 24th Hoffman John H. 423 Greenwich Bssli Jacob R. engineer, r. 10 Cannon Hoffman John H. furrier, 165 Essex ■xter Andrew, hardware, 85 Av. B Hoffman John N. policeman, 157 Essex ■xter Jacob, physician, 14 Ay. C Hoffman John T. lawyer, 63 Wall By James, blacksmith, 166 Av. 7 Hoffman Joseph, carver, 205 Av. B fly John,£‘quorg, Av. 8 c. W. 20th Hoffman Joseph, shoemaker, r. 105 Eldridge W John, express, 19 Wall,bds. Judson’s hotel Hoff man Joseph, gilder, 15 Spruce, h. 580 Water v John, bootmaker, 23 Desbrosses Hoffman Joseph, sausagemaker, 241 Third Kr John, blacksmith, 68 Pitt Hoffman Leonard, carver, 54 Third m Jos. blacksmith, 374 Madison, h. 370 Madison Hoffman Lindley M. auction, 111 Pearl, h. 74 Av. 5 Jjy Mary, widow o f John, 21 Av. 8 Hoffman Lyman, pedler, 17 Av. C Bp Nicholas, shipmaster, 589 Fourth Hoffman Margaret E. 149 Barrow wp Peter, blacksmith, 50 Sheriff Hoffman Margaret, widow o f George, 161 Broome ■ Thomas, pencilcase maker, 165 Greenwich Hoffman Martha, wid. Lawrence, 123 Christopher I t & Co. express, 19 Wall Hoffman Martin, auction, 111 Pearl, h. 53 Ninth I Charles, carpenter, 30 Hamersley Hoffman Matilda, widow o f Henry E. 19 Hamilton ■ Cornelius, carpenter, 30 Hamersley Hoffman Michael, blacksmith, 446 Cherry ■ Daniel S. huckster, 5 Wash. mkt. h. 48 Laight Hoffman Murray jr. lawyer, 49 William I Daniel S. jr. produce, 6 Washington market, Hoffinan Ogden, lawyer, 70 Wall, h. 86 Prince ■ l. 68 Laight Hoffman Peter, crockery, 224 Houston I Henry, trunkmaker, 127 Elm Hoffman Philip, upholsterer, 273 Elizabeth I Henry, lithographer, 26 Spruce Hoffman Philip, tailor, 66 Lewis ■ Henry, carman, 524 Twelfth Hoffman Philip V. mer. 62 Water, h. 38 Clinton pi. ■ Jacob, baker, 262 Delaney Hoffman Richard K. physician, 22 Warren, h. 199 ■ John, laborer, 138 Av. A Twelfth ■ John C. com.mer. 17 Wash.mkt.h.115Barrow Hoffinan Samuel, agent, 8 W all & 372 Greenwich, ■ John F. shoemaker, r. 234 Broome h. 35 Charles ■ Joseph R. fruits, 26 Desbrosses Hoffman Samuel, drygoods, 75 Ludlow ■Nathaniel, barber, 97 Leonard Hoffinan Stephen, carpenter, 87 W . 25th ■ Peter C. grocer, 263 Delaney, h. 263 Delaney Hoffman Theo., lookingglass framemkr, 92 Cannon ■ W m . marketman, 5 Wash, m kt h. 68 Laght Hoffman Thomas (col’d), sailor, 8 Albany ■W illiam, agent, 261 Tenth Hoffinan Tobias W . 32 Division ■W illiam & Son, marketmen, 5 Wash’n mkt. Hoffman Wickham, lawyer,68 Wall, h.6 Clinton pL Hi Mitchel, watchmaker, 152 Att’y, h.152 Att’y Hoffman William B. broker, 54 Wall H r John, bootmaker, 115 Anthony Hoffman William H. drover, 38 Lexington Av. H r Valentine, blacksmith, 9 Jackson Hoffman Zachariah, carman,126 E. 25th I nan Abraham, frwrdng. 26 Moore, h. Fortplain Hoffman Zachariah N. bookkeeper, 33 Bank nan Adam, tailor, r. 165 Third HOFFMAN L. M. & CO. auctioneers, 111 Pearl H ia n Alexander, sculptor, 133 Amity Hoffinan & Browne, grocers, 335 Av. 4 H ian Andrew, musician, 51 Av. A HOFFMAN & P1RSSON, lawyers, 77 Nassau nan Anna M. 149 Barrow HOFFMAN & SCHUBART, segars, 262 Division. H ian Anthony, instrument maker, r. 30 Rose 72£ Bowery, & 221 Front H ian Anthony N. late merchant, 61 Amos Hoffman, Bailey & Co. grocers, 62 Water H ian Augustus, clerk, 61 Amos Hoffman, Cutler & Townsend, lawyers, 70 Wall H ian Banno, bookbinder, r. 198 Mott Hoffmann Conrad, shoemaker, 172 Fourth H ian Catharine, widow o f George, 161 Third Hoffmann George, butcher, 28 W . Broadway H ian Charles, wheelwright, 545 Fourth Hoffmann Henrietta, tailoress 46 W . Broadway H ian Charles, painter, 366 Tenth Hoffmann Henry, architect, 70 Wall, h. 54 Gt. Jones H ian Charles, liquors, 87 Oliver Hoffmann Jacob, segars, 120£ Av. 7 H ian Charles, cabinetmaker, 74 Chrystie Hoffmann Jacob, baker, 34 Av. C HFMAN CHARLES, porterhouse, Av. 3. c, E. HOFFMANN L. VON & CO. bankers, Post’s build­ ■ 2 d , h. 416 Av. 3 ings, Hanover, h. 55 Bond H ian Charles F. grocer, 335 Av. 4, h. 135 Suffolk Hoffmaster Frederick, sugar baker, 4 Caroline Hiain Charles H. pianofortemaker, r. 386 Grand, Hoffmire Henry R. baker, 100 Reade, h. 100 Reade H. 3814- Grand Hoffmire Joseph G. jeweler, 76 Hudson H ian Edward, shoemaker, 70 Jackson Hoffmire William, sawyer, 7 Anthony H ia n Edward, lawyer, 77 Nassau, h. 61 Amos Hofman Adam G. physician, 209 Division H ia n Elias, carman, 92 Cannon Holman Christian, barber, 36 Hester H ia n Elizabeth, 28 Trinity place Hofman Jane. 151 Second H ia n Emanuel, segars, 262 Division & 221 Front Hofmann Christian, tailor, 68 Essex H . 72£ Bowery Hofmann Joseph, tailor, 63 Lewis H ian Evert, carman, 89 Cannon Hofmann John, segars, 96 Delaney, h. 96 Delancv H ian Francis S. lawyer, 79 Nassau, h. 61 Amos HOFMANN PHILIP, grocer, 224 Third 9 H ian Fredericka, widow o f Joseph, 133 G’wich Hoffmeier Conrad, sugarhouse, 21 Thomas H ian George, baker, 25 Broome Hoftmeister Frederick, furrier, 39 Spring H ian George, shoemaker, 65 Attorney Hoffmeister Julius, cooper, 162 Houston HOG 260 HOL Hoffmire James, carpenter, 260 Delaney Hogg John, boxmaker, 13 Jersey Hoffmire John E. shipjoiner, 5 Tompkins Hogg John, coachmaker, r. 79 Av. 9 Hoffmire Richard S. captain, 4 Columbia Hogg Michael, ironfouuder, 434 Av. 1 Hofner John, tailor, 134 Attorney Hogg Peter, foundry, 265 West, h. 244 W . 13th Hog Augustus, porterhouse, Ay. 3 n. E. 36th Hogg Robert, 134 Third Hogan Andrew, laborer, r. 9 Sixth Hogg Thomas, gardener, 169 Christopher Hogan Catharine, widow o f David, r. 40 Hester Hogg Thomas, laborer, 336 W . 29th Hogan Cornelius, fruit, 60 Fulton Hogg & Delamater, foundry, W . 13th bet. Avg. Hogan David, painter, 90 Henry 10& 11 Hogan Edward, cooper, 133 Goerck Hogland Mary, widow o f W m . 83 Mercer Hogan Garrit, laborer, 57 Ridge Hogland Samuel H. (col’d), porter, 80 Nassau Hogan Hannah, widow of Edward, 46 Trinity pi. Hoguet A. broker, 62 Wall, h. 84 E. 23rd Hogan James, stagedriver, 98 E. 11th Hoguet Henry L. auctioneer, 13 William, h. 33 Hogan James, jewelry, 265 Greenwich Bleecker Hogan James, laborer, r. 39 Mott Hohenstein Leopold, cabinet, 213 Stanton Hogan James, iron, 143 Chrystie, h. 143 Chrystie Hohlmann Philip, barber, 6 Centre market pi. Hogan James, tailor, r. 117 Laurens Hoile Robert, mason, 255 Monroe Hogan James, painter, 145 E. 11th Hoile William, pumps, 258 Monroe Hogan James, laborer, 37 Vesey Hoiston Louisa, widow o f Joseph, 100 Attorney Hogan James, broker, 115 Anthony Hoite John W . stagedriver, 193 Av. 7 Hogan Jane E. widow o f Daniel M. 12 Greene Hoksbier Jacob, tailor, 85 Sheriff Hogan John, liquors, 12 West, h. 12 W est Holahan James, carman, 244 Mulberry Hogan John, mason, 257 W . 28th Holan Nicholas, tailor, 127 Columbia Hogan John, blacksmith, 317 Eighth Holberg Ernestine, fancygoods, 89 Canal Hogan John, groceries, 202 Av. C Holberg Reyr, carman, 332 Henry Hogan John, carpenter, 263 Elizabeth Holbert Dennis, laborer, r. 10 Mulberry Hogan John, laborer, 408 Madison HOLBERTON JOHN W . fancygoods, 75 Maiden Hogan Martin, laborer, 68 Jackson la. h. 459 Broome Hogan Mary, widow, r. 72 Greene Holbrook Adin, painter, 566£ Grand Hogan Mary, vestmaker, 349 Twelfth Holbrook Darius B. president, &c. 39 Wall, h. New Hogan Mary, widow o f Michael, 8 Carlilse York hotel Hogan Michael, blacksmith, 5 Benson Holbrook Ephraim, late mer. 66 Union pi. Hogan Michael, tailor, 22 Mulberry Holbrook George C. painter, r. 26 Lewis Hogan Michl. undertkr, 259 Division, h.145 Broome HOLBROOK GEORGE R. & CO. publishers, 128 Hogan Michael, policeman, 90 Cherry Fulton, h. 126 Pierrepont, Brooklyn Hogan Michael, liquors, 60 Greenwich Holbrook Jonathan D. auctioneer, 216 Pearl, h. Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 38 Cherry Williamsburgh Hogan Michael, grocer, 331 Ninth, h. 331 Ninth Holbrook Lowell, ijier. 37 Pine, h. 62 Pierrepont, Hogan Michael, carman, 39 Spring Brooklyn Hogan Michael, seaman, 267 Monroe Holbrook Lucius, boatman, 341 Cherry Hogan Patrick, boatman, 29 Pearl Holbrook W . R. wines, 214 Broadway Hogan Patrick, gardener, 25 Goerck Holbrook & Co. wines, 214 Broadway Hogan Patrick, bookbinder, 9 Thames, h. Bklyn Holbrook & Co. prints, 180 Fulton Hogan Patrick, clothing, 12 W est and 39 South, h. Holbrook & Nelson, com. mers. 37 Pine ' 12 West Holcomb Atkinson, 73 Hudson Hogan Patrick, liquors, 37 Vesey Holcomb Charles M. feed, 288 Front, h. W ’msburgh Hogan Patrick, grocer, 12£ Washington, h. 12i Polcomb Elisha E. feed, 17 James slip, h. 18 York Washington Brooklyn Hogan Patrick, pedler, r. 45 Rivington Holcomb George W . carman, 61 Hamersly Hogan Patrick, laborer, r. 182 Elizabeth Holcomb Henry, com. mer. 89 West, h. 71 Horatio Hogan Peter, laborer, r. 78 Norfolk Holcomb & Bergen, com. mers. 89 West Hogan Richard, sailmaker. 282 Rivington Holdane James H. mer. 91 Wash’n, h. Cold Spring HoganJRichad. brass smith, 46 Catharine, h. 51 Pike Hold ane John H. com. mer. 91 Washington, h. 36 Hogan Richard, tailor, 141 E. Broadway Harrison Hogan Robert, late corn. mer. 14 Wall, h. 9 St. Cle­ HOLDANE & CO. com. mers. agency for the sale ment’s pi. o f Pennsylvania boiler &. sheet iron, 91 Wash­ Hogan Roderick, umbrellas, 263J- Grand, h. 263£ ington Grand Holden Asa, 187 W . 25th Hogan Thomas, police, 208 Stanton Holden Henry, stonecutter, 264 E. 13th Hogan Thomas, shoemaker, 61 Centre HOLDEN HORACE, lawyer, 18 Beekman, h. 137 Hogan Thomas, carpenter, 13 James Twelfth Hogan Thomas, physician, 208 Stanton Holden Horatio N. butcher, 43 Amity, h. Av. 3 bet Hogan Timothy, 86 White 35th &36th Hogan Timothy, laborer, r. 134 Mott Holden James, pedler, r. 145 Orange Hogan Timothy, laborer, 4 Jacob Holden James, butcher, 159 E. 11th Hogan William, contractor, 167 E. 24th Holden James W . boarding, 357 Water Hogan William, liquors, 66 Jackson Holden John, machinist, 118 Anthony Hogan William, bootmaker, 72 Bleecker Holden John, baker, 43 Canal Hogan William, mason, 42 Stanton Holden John, dyer, 364 Av. 6 Hogan William, lawyer, 117 E. 20th Holden John D. eating saloon, 108 Warren Hogan William H. machinist, 124 Av. C Holden John F. seaman, 31 Oak Hogan & Tucker, bookbinding, 9 Thames Holden John S. bookkeeper, 254 Broadway, bd«. Hogarty Daniel, bricklayer, 306 E. 11th 102 Liberty Hogarty Patrick, mason, 15 E. 13th Holden Joseph, assistant G. S. S. o f T. 290 B’way, HOGE WILLIAM & CO. bankers, 40 Wall, h. h. 164 Canal 147 Av. 2 Holden Oliver jr. agent, 49 John, h. 190 W. 26th Hogeboom Peter, hats, 82 Nassau Holden Oliver S. importer, 49 John Hogeman Henry, cabinetmaker, 214 Elm Holden Owen, laborer, r. 6 Goerck Hogencamp John, charcoal, 25 Charlton Holden Patrick, clerk, 110 Monroe Hogencamp John W . mason, 144 W . 20th Holden Patrick, police, 4 Madison Hoger George W . painter, 282 Av. 3 Holden Peter, clerk, 25 Goerck. Hogg David, millwright, 91 Cannon Holden Samuel, butcher, 28 Washington market, b. Hogg George, bookbinder, 83 Gold. h. Williamsbgh 5 W . 12th Hogg Henneth, shoemaker, 134 Second Holden Stephen, stonecutter, 278 Rivington Hogg Henry J. carman, 15 Minetta Holden T. R. agent, pier no. 2 n. r. h. 102 E. 30th HOL 261 HOL Holden William, liquors, Av. 8 c. W . 24th, h. VV. Hollis John, shoemaker, 79 Av. 6 25th n. Av. 7 Hollis John, carman, 310 Fifth Holden & Thayer, lawyers, 18 Beekman Hollis John, laborer, 92 Henry Holder Charles, shoemaker, r. 147 Chrystie Hollister Charles, com. mer. 127 Broad Holder Charles, mason, 1184 Twelfth Hollister David M. restaurant, 89 Nassau, h.2 W.40th Holder Charles J. pianofortes, r. 188 Spring, h. 14 Hollister Edward H. bookkeper, 81 Maiden lane, h. Factory 269 Jay, Brooklyn Holder John, mason, 343 Av. 1 Hollister Henry S. shoes, 323 Hudson, h. 323 Hdson Holder Robert, plumber, 71 Av. 6, h. 84 W . 17th Hollister John J. hotel, 1 Washington Holdermann Adolphus, hairwork, 37 Maiden lane, Hollister Reuben R. teas, 124 Av. C, h. 124 Av. C h. 37 Maiden lane Hollister Sebastian V. carpenter, E. 42d b. Avs. 2 & 3 Holdich Joseph (Rev), sec. a. b. s. 115 Nassau Hollister Thompson N. lawyer, 27 Wall h. Fort Holding Seth, hotel, 75 Cortlandt Washington Holding & Brydon, hotel, 75 Cortlandt Hollister Whiting H. ins agent, 37 Wall, h. Br’klyn Holdredge Jesse, carman, 337 Sixth Hollman Henry, grocer, 512 Pearl, h. 512 Pearl HOLDREDGE WILLIAM, publisher, 140 Fulton, Hollman Richard, grocer, 131 Delaney,h. 81 Norfolk h. 6 Warren Hollmann Claus, grocer, 237 Eleventh HOLDREDGE HENRY, shipbroker, 93 Wall, h. Hollmann John, tailor, 372 Av. 8 Westchester Co. Holloch John, shoemaker, W . 38th n. Av. 9 H61dsworth James, carriagemaker, 284 Broome Hollogan Martin, carpenter, 242 Av. 7 Holds worth John, hatter, 74 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Hollons John, sailor, 22 Batavia Holds worth & Co. hats, 74 Fulton Holloway William, hairdresser, 5574 Grand Holford James, banker, 49 William Hollsberg John H. grocer, 57-Laight, h. Wmsburgh Holgate Alexader L. mer 74 Pine, h. W ’msburgh Hollwegs Jacob, grocer, 59 Mulberry,h. 59 Mulberry Holge Frederick, laborer, 25 Stanton Holly D. W . whig review, 118 Nassau, h. 31 Ham­ Holiday John E. painter, 79 Cannon mond Holl Henry, turner, 56 Houston, h. 133 Lewis Holly Frederick A. lawyer, 1 New, h. 31 Hammond Holl Wm. P. furnishing, 154 Fulton, h. 72 Sixth Holly Isaac, sailor, 5774 Grand Hollacher Michael, showcases, 10 N. William, h. 10 Holly Jane, widow o f John, 135 Orchard N. William Holly Mary, junk, 115 King Hollacher & Schmitt, showcases, 10 N. William Holly Oscar S. clerk, 231 Fifth Hollamby John, mason, 476 Water Holly William C. com. mer. 15 Wall, h. 31 Ham’nd Holland Andrew T. grocer, 229 Bleecker Holly well William, clerk, 213 W . 30th Holland Arthur, tailor, 44 Forsyth Hollywood Patrick, tailor, 218 Cherry Holland Cornelius, laborer, 38 Whitehall Holm Charles, tinsmith, 32 Trinity place Holland Daniel, segarmaker, 42 Division Holman George, butcher, W . 41st n. Av. 8 Holland Daniel, laborer, r. 101 W . 18th Holman Henry, sexton o f first presbytrrian church, Holland Dehli'a, widow o f Joseph, r 60 Mott h. 93 Twelfth Holland Edward, grocer, 169 E. 11th Holman Hollis, feed, 375 Av. 3 Holland Edward, feed, 96 Crosby Holman Lyman F. fancygoods, 139 William, h. 241 Holland Eli, bootpolisher, 87 Av. 9, h. 176 W . 19th Ninth Holland Ely (col’d), shoemaker, r. 176 W . 19th Holman Patrick, sawyer, 162 Lewis Holland Forbes, stables, Av. 4 c. E. 18th, h. Av. 4 Holman Perry, forwarder, 67 Greenwich, h. 215 c E. 18th Atlantic, Brooklyn Holland James, shoemaker, 123 Cannon Holman Thomas, printer,146William.h. 109 Norfolk Holland James, bootmaker, 55 Thompson HOLMAN & GRAY, printers, 146 William Holland John, laborer, 132 Anthony Holman & Hill, fancygoods, 139 William Holland John, foundry, 2694 Monroe Holmberg John P. mariner, 26 Ludlow Holland John M. tailor, 85 Orchard Holme John, india rubber, 138 Fulton Holland Kay, painter, r. 93 Columbia Holme William, tailor, r. 255 Bowery Holland Margaret, grocer, 33 Warren, h. 65 Church Holmes Adelaide, widow o f Edmund B. 129 Varick Holland Martin, mason, 54 Columbia HOLMES ADRIAN B. agent ins. co. 72 Wall, h 10 Holland Martin, tailor, 48 Hubert W . 22d Holland Mary, liquors, 246 South, h. 246 South Holmes Alex. B. boxmaker, 424 Cherry, h. B’kly*n Holland Richard, papercairier, 253 Seventh Holmes Andrew, machinist, 66 W . 18th Holland Richard (col’d), mariner, 143 Chrystie Holmes Benjamin, cabinetmaker, 81 E. Broadway Holland Richard B. 16 Vande water Holmes Catharine, widow o f Benjamin, 566 Grand Holland William, (col’d), whitewashes r. 42 Ridge Holmes Christopher C. drygoods, 7 S. William, & Holland William H. boots, 32 Ann, h. 55 Thompson 63 Stone Hollander Lewis, segarmaker, 44 Columbia Holmes Curtis, 456 Broome Hollaway Patrick, porter, 135 Hammond Holmes David, furniture repairer, 231 Broome Hollen John E. artist, 18 E. 13th Holmes David B. smith, 153 Attorney, h.108 Stanton Hollenbeck Garret, hatpresser, 56 Gansevoort Holmes David: S. stationer, 12 Av. D, h. 12 Av. D Hollenbeck Giles, carpenter, 215 W. 21st Holmes Diana (col’d), laundress, 168 Church Hollenberg Henry G. pianofortemkr, r. 115 Franklin Holmes Edmond, printer, 25 Pitt Holleran Ann, widow o f Timothy, 68 Hamersley Holmes Eldad, 9 Rutgers place Hollerman Joseph H. boarding, 220 Centre Holmes Elizabeth, eggdealer, 216 Church Holley Edgar E. surveyor mer. ins co. 197 Gr’wich, Holmes Elizabeth, wid. James, 85 Canal h. 133 Amity Holmes Francis H. grocer, 182 West, h. 201 Adam Holley Philologus, architect, 10 Wall, h. 133 Amity Brooklyn Holliday John, machinist, 55 Willett Holmes George, shoes, 316 Madison Holliday Joseph J. blacksmith, 69 Factory Holmes George, caulker, 120 Goerck Holliday Richard, plasterer, 40 Horatio Holmes George B. segarmaker, 293 Sixth Holling Charles, liquors, 118 W. 19th Holmes George F. pianos, 14 Av. 3, h. 14 Av. 3 Hollinger John, police, 32 Gouvemeur Holmes Hannah, widow (col’d), r. 81 Sheriff Hollinger Robert, 32 Gouverneur Holmes Henry, window shades, 41 Hester & 3854 Hollings John, grocer, 783 Wash’tn, h. 783 Wash’tn Grand Hollings John, grocer, Av. 9 c. W . 26th, h. B’klyn Holmes Henry, sailor, 595 Greenwich Hollings John F. C. grocer, 351 Spring, h.351 Spring Holmes Henry, mason, 130 Anthony Hollings Martin, grocer, 125 Franklin Holmes Hollis, feed, 375 Av. 3, h. 136 E. 28th Hollingshead C. J. clerk, 40 Suffolk Holmes J. B. surveyor, 11 Wall Hollingshead James H. stereotyper, 183 William, h, Holmes Jabish, mer. 166 Pearl, h. Detroit 93 Ludlow Holmes James, laborer, 206 Fifth Hollingsworth Thomas S. clerk, 94 Allen Holmes James, carpenter, 313 Sixth Hollis David, upholsterer, 68 Vesey, h. 68 Vesey Holmes James E. late mer. 64Wall, h. 15 Rutgers pi 16 HOL 262 HOO Holmes Jemima, milliner, 439£ Pearl Holt Joseph S. printer, 115 Nassau, h. 29 Vandam Holmes Jerueha, sempstress, 4 Minetta place Holt Mary, boarding, 85 Beekman Holmes Joanna, wid. Albert, 156 Rivington Holt Perley, com mer. 223 Front, h. 110 E. 28th Holmes John, carman, 30 Norfolk HOLT PHILETUS H. flour, 230 Front, h. 124 Fo’rth Holmes John, shoemaker, 81E. Broadway Holt Stephen B. eatingh. Ann c. Nassau, h. 15 Jay Holmes John, baker, 147 Cherry Holt Washington, soapboiler, 109 W.20th Holmes John, sen. shoemaker, 81 E. B’way Holt &■ Co. agents, 9 Coenties si. Holmes John (col’d), whitewasher, r. 72 Thompson Holt & Hubbell, boots, 167 Pearl Holmes John A. feed, 100 Norfolk, h. 96 Norfolk Holt uane Hudson W. Woodbridge, lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. 143 Hughes John, engineer, 123 Lewis W. 11th Hughes John, cabinetmaker, r. 68 Suffolk Hudson Walter, factory, 60 Columbia Hughes John, laborer, r. 81 Av. 9 Hudson Wm. J. shipcarpenter, 10 Birmingham Hughes John, porter, 141 Duane HUDSON & ROBERTSON, drygoods, 180 Br’way Hughes John, police officer, 607 Water Hudson & Smith,lookg glasses,119 Fulton & 42 Ann Hughes John, mason, 405 Twelfth HUDSON MANUFACTURING CO. gutta percha Hughes John, porter, 293 W. 27th goods, warehouse, 181 Broadway Hughes John, grocer, 98 Sheriff HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CO. 54 Wall Hughes John, importer, 16 Broad, h. Manchester Hudswell William, sealingwax, 371 Tenth Hughes John, carman, 493 Twelfth Huehler Philip, laborer, 548 Fourth Hughes John, carriage, 242 Monroe Huelat Wm. clothing, 334 Pearl,& boardg,336 Pearl Hughes John clerk, 5 Reade Huen Henry, tinsmith, 85 Jackson Hughes John, tailor, 469 Twelfth Huener George, grocer, 101 W. 17th Hughes John, shoemaker, 376 Water Hues William, carman, 58 Columbia Hughes John, laborer, 42 Stanton Huesmann B. H. importer, 14 Platt, h. Hoboken Hughes John, laborer, 478 Cherry Huesmann Ludwig, importer, 14 Platt, h. Hoboken Hughes Joseph, nailer, 199 W . 11th HUESMANN & CO. importers, 14 Platt Hughes Joseph, moulder, 443 Twelfth Huerstel Sarah,dressmkr,71 Bleecker & 543 B'way, Hughes Joseph, mariner, 101 Cannon h. 71 Bleecker Hughes Josiah, cabinetmaker, 163 Houston Huesten Michael, morocco, r. 156 W . 17th, h. r. 154 Hughes Julia, widow, 408 Cherry W. 17th Hughes Lucy Ann, boarding, 80 Hammond Huestis Charles P. bookseller, 104 Nassau, h. 463 Hughes Mary, widow of John, 285 Mott Broome Hughes Mary, widow of Patrick, 134 G’wich Av. Huestis Daniel, wheelwright, 172 Ludlow Hughes Mary, widow of Francis, 35 Spring Huestis Edward, policeman, 57 Robinson Hughes Mary Angela, directress, 104 E. 13th Huestis Simpson, salesman, 101 Cannon Hughes Matthew, milk, 145 Av. 1 Huestis & Cozans, books, 104 Nassau Hughes Michael, oil, 16 Pike, h. 16 Pike Huestiss Charles, veterinary surgeon, 73 W . 13th Hughes Michael, milk, 396 Ninth Hueston Samuel,publisher, 139 Nassau, bds. 14 Uni­ Hughes Michael, mason, r. 33 Columbia versity place Hughes Michael, grocer, 287 Av. 10, h. 287 Av. 10 Hueston Stephen, liquors, 89 James Hughes Michael, painter, 291 Ay. 9 Huey Marshall M. drygoods, 1 Bowery, h. 250 B’ry Hughes Milton U. cooper, 15 Minetta Huff Andrew, printer, r. 457 Twelfth Hughes Paschal S. merchant, 73 William, h. 138 Huff* John, carman, r. 104 Bedford Washington, Brooklyn Huff Lany, widow of Alexander, 104 Bedford Hughes Patrick, distiller, 88 Cherry, h. 88 Cherry Huff Martin, moulder, 64 Av. D Hughes Patrick, founder, 281 Monroe Huff Simon P. lawyer, 13 Beekman, h. 112 Cannon Hughes Patrick, laborer, 62 Ridge Huffer Leopold, com. mer. 15 Stone, h. Brooklyn Hughes Patrick, laborer, 182 W. 18th Huffman Christian, carpenter, r. 81 Sheriff Hughes Patrick, laborer, 74 W. 24th Huffman John, basket, r. 122 Willett Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. 82 Charlton Huffman Joseph, undertaker, 122 Pitt Hughes Patrick, laborer, 105 W. 27th Hufman Mary, rags, r. 121 Willett Hughes Peter, caulker, 51 Mercer Hufnagle John, laborer, 327 Third Hughes Peter, ostler. 281 Mott Hug George, machinist, 156£ William Hughes Peter, mason, 405 Twelfth Hugg John, wheelwright, 306 W . 27th Hughes Peter, cooper, 29 Mott Hugget Abel G. clerk, 50 Vandam Hughes Philip, baker, 21 Elm Huggins Henry O. druggist, 106 John, h. 23 Varick Hughes Samuel, boarding, 130 Cherry Huggins James, painter, 31 Corlears Hughes Samuel, baker, 144 Perry Huggins Jas.S. lawyer, 58 Wall, h. 133 Twelfth Hughes Sarah, widow of John, 68 Charles Hugh Michael, butcher, 317 Av. 1 Hughes Sarah, dressmaker, 304 Third Hughes Aaron, speculator, 543 Pearl Hughes Silas, laborer, 209 Franklin Hughes Anthony, laborer, 135. Washington Hughes Sophia, widow of Uriah, 92 Chrystie Hughes Bernard, baker, 2 Vandam Hughes Stephen, gardener, 185 Av. B Hughes Celia, widow, 271 Stanton Hughes Syrel, 330 Av. 8 Hughes Daniel, milk, 57 Jackson, h. 684 Water Hughes Thos. drygoods, 224 Grand, h. 224 Grand Hughes David, drygoods, 164 Clinton Hughes Thomas, tailor, 157 Broome Hughes David J. clerk, 282 W . 19th Hughes Thomas, founder, r. 106 Ay. 10 Hughes Edward, crockery, 94 Essex Hughes Thomas, painter, 76 Sheriff* Hughes Edward, wireweaver, 352 Madison Hughes Thomas, crockery, 56 Catharine, h. 56 Cath. Hughes Edward, imp. 24 Broad, h. 153 W . 14th Hughes Thomas, machinist, r. 71 Duane Hughes Ellenore, widow, 114 Waverly pi. Hughes Thomas, laborer, 81 W. 24th Hughes Elizabeth, wid. of Thomas, thread, 121Troy Hughes William, bookbinder, 212 Seventh Hughes Felix, laborer, r. 258 Stanton Hughes William, gunsmith, 111 Mott Hughes George, upholsterer, r. 26 Montgomery Hughes William, liquors, 321 Av. 7, h. 321 Av. 7 Hughes Grace, widow of James, 37 Willett Hughes William, laborer, 265 Av. 9 Hughes Henry, camphene, 467 Pearl, h. 476 Pearl Hughes William, shoemaker, r. 147 W. 15th Hughes Henry, importer, 16 Broad Hughes William D. police, 194 Mulberry Hughes Henry, baker, 135 Hammond Hughes William H. porterhouse, 58 Beekman Hughes Isaiah, boarding, 20 Oliver Hughes William S. liquors, 529 Pearl Hughes James, turner, r. 3 Allen, h. r. 3 Allen j HUGHES, HAMPTON & CO. importers, 24 Broad Hughes James, marblepolisher, 264 Av. 8 HUGHES, TAYLOR & CO. importers, 16 Broad Hughes James, milkman, r. 263 W . 16th Hughey Mary, tailoress, 45 Charles Hughes James, painter, 586 Water Hughs Francis, laborer, 74 Hamersley Hughes James, 369 Cherry Hughs John, factory, 269 Monroe Hughes James, moulder, 262 Stanton Hughs John E. clerk, 115 Av. 3 HUL 270 HUN Hughs Mary Jane, widow o f Richard, r. 267* Av. 10 I Hulse James, goldpens, 4 Cortlandt, h. Brooklyn Hughs Patrick quarryman, E. 38th bet. Avs. 2 & 3 Hulse John D. carman, 101 W . 24th Hughson Frederick, lawyer, 84 Nassau Hulse Joseph C. shirts, 47 Chatham, h. 47 Chatham Hughson William A. accountant, 826 G’wich Hulse Leopold, portmoniemaker, 13 Spring Hugle Stephen, cabinet, 688£ Broadway Hulse Paul, baker, 174 Allen Huguenin Ami C. imp. 131 Fulton, h. 131 Fulton Hulse Peter, turner, 120 Lewis Huguenin Edward, watchmkr, 47 Gold, h. 115 Lbty Hulse Thomas E. agent, h. 44 Harrison Huguenin J. A watchmaker, 60 Nassau, h. 60 Nasu Hulse William, seaman, 297 Eighth Huguenin Rose, widow Francis F. seamstress, 109 Hulskemper Richard, grocer, 198 Hester, h. 198 Spring Hester Huhl Adam, hammerman, 146 Third Hulskemper William, grocer, 133 Grand Huhl Christian, mason, 566 Fourth Hulsz Powell, baker, 50 Av. B Huhn John, shoemaker, 162 Waverly pi. Hultz Samuel, tailor, 10 Roosevelt Huhn Martin, grocer, 3 Mott, h. 3 Mott Human Herman, clothing, 239 Second Huhn Francis, sailor, 47£ Hamilton Humann Antoine, bootmaker, 257 Broadway Hulbert Lafayette, com. mer. 28 Front Humb Stephen, shoemaker, r. 133 Clinton Hulbert William & Co. com. mers. 28 Front, h. 177 Humber Agnes, widow, 31 Mangin Forsyth Humber John D. painter, 260 Rivington Hull A. B. druggist, 51 Cliff, h. Brooklyn Humbert Francis, collector, 42 E. 30th Hull Alvin, brittaniaware, 67 Forsyth Humbert Peter, auctioneer, 142 Franklin Hull David, chairmaker, r. 88 Ridge Humbert Theodore, librarian, 31 Reade Hull David, printer, 3 Birmingham Humbert W m . B. baker, 220 Bowery, h. 220 B’ery Hull E. W . purser, 459 Houston Humbert William H. electrician, 542 Broadway, h. Hull Edward jr. hardware, 53 Cortlandt, h. B’klyn 542 Broadway Hull Eleazer, blacksmith, r. 148 Orchard Hume Alexander, laborer, 265 E. 21st Hull George W . carman, 257 Walker Hume Alexander, tailor, 82 Av. 6, h. 82 Av. 6 Hull Henry, bleacher, 218 W . 17th Hume Andrew, printer, 129 White Hull Henry S. printer, 190£ Chrystie Hume Henry, clothing, 181 Chatham, h. 19 Mott Hull Hezekiah D. broker, 31 Ferry, h. W ’msburgh Hume James, confectioner, r. 21 Marion Hull Isaac P. hatter, 176 Water, h. 151 Hester Hume James, carpenter, 127 Eighth Hull Isaac P. tailor, 18 Liberty, h. 113 Rivington Hume James, clothing, 175 Chatham, h. 17 Mott Hull James, carman, 907 Broadway Hume John, wireworker, r. 77 Forsyth Hull James, drygoods, 278 Bleecker, h. 278 Blkr Hume Sarah, widow o f William, 320 Eighth Hull James, drygoods, h. 104 Sullivan Humes James, contractor, 383 Tenth HULL JAMES S. sexton brick church & keeper o f Humes William, laborer, E. 21st, c. Av. A New-York city marble cemetery, h. 40 Av. 2 Humiston John D. sewingsilk, 93 Maiden lane, h, Hull Jennett M. widow o f John P. S.boarding,h. 363 Brooklyn Bowery Hummel Michael, boots, 3 S. William Hull Job T. shipcarpenter, 92 Lewis Hummel Michael, paper, 303 Eighth Hull John, grocer, 152 W . 13th, h. 30th c. Av. 8 Hummell Jacob, baker, 196 Division Huil John C. soap, 112 Cliff & 181 Elizabeth, h. 61st Hummuller Henry, tailor, 114 Orange n. E. river Humphrey Ellen, widow o f Henry, 317 Fifth Hull John C. plumber, 32 Park Row, h. 130 E. 27th Humphrey George S. carpets, 379 Broadway, h. Hull John G. tools, 161 Lewis, h. 161 Lewis Shrewsbury Hull John J. mason, 202 W. 15th Humphrey Ira, carpenter, 156 W . 22d Hull John P. drygoods, 22 Dey, h. 66 Eighth Humphrey James, lawyer, 29 Wall, h. Columbia, c. Hull John W . mer. 108 Front, h. 162 Sullivan Pierepont, Brooklyn * Hull Johnson C. bootcrimper, 2 Macdougal Humphrey John, confectioner, 140 Eldridge Hull Jonathan, windowshades, 391 Hudson Humphrey Owen, carman, r. 251 Spring Hull Mark, shipjoiner, 120 Cannon, h. 273 S. First, Humphrey Richard, carman, 283 Av. 10 Williamsburgh Humphrey S. D. editor, 311 Broadway, h. 68 Eas Hull Morris C. stoves, 311 Av. 3, h. 311 Av. 3 Broadway Hull Oliver, com. mer, 145 Maiden lane, h. 124 W il­ Humphrey Theron M. agent, 107 Broad, h. Syracuse low, Brooklyn HUMPHREY & HIGBEE, forwarding mers. 107 Hull Oliver C. weigher, 147 Front, h. E. 29th n. Ma­ Broad dison Ar Humphreys Catharine, widow of Christopher, HULL WAKEMAN, marble mills, E. 23d n. Av. C 124 Greenwich Av. h. 15 Av. C Humphreys E. B. tailor, 3 Warren, bds. 356 B’way Hull William, oysters, 4 Catharine si. Humphreys George, carpenter, 183 Ludlow Hull William, inspector, 14 Minetta Humphreys J. Pemberton, tailor, 3 Warren, h. 61 Hull William H. shoemaker, 212 Av. 3, h. 212 Av. 3 E. 27th Hull William M. shipwright, 92 Lewis Humphreys John, shipcarpenter, 1 Dry Dock HULL & M’MULLEN, hardware, 53 Cortlandt Humphreys Margaret, widow of Evan, tailoress, Hull & Myers, drygoods, 278 Bleecker W . 35tli, n. Av 7 Hull & Spencer, medicines, 67 Bowery Humphreys Mary L. boarding, 57 Warren Hull & Stow, brittanniaware, 67 Forsyth Humphreys Robert, saddler, 351 Twelfth HULL’S W a GER SON, soap & candl’s, 112 Cliff, Humphreys Samuel, glasscutter, 150 Elizabeth . & 9 & 11 Hague Humphreys William, carriagemaker, 45 Norfolk HULL’S TRUSS OFFICE, 4 Vesey, Astor house. Humphreys William, carpenter, 9 Cannon Butler’s improved patent truss pads applied; Humphreys J. P. & E. B. tailors, 3 Warren children trussed when two weeks old. Ladies' Humphries Nicholas M. enginer, 709 Water room in charge o f a female. Supporters fitted Humphry John, mason, 92 Monroe and guaranteed Humphryes Robert, paperstainer, 309 Av. 8 Hulle Henry, grocer, 191 W . 13th, and W . 30th, c. Humphrys W m . S. cabinetmaker, 163 & 197 Chat­ Av. 8, h. 191 W . 13th ham, & r. 188 Henry & hotel 43 Chambers Hulle John D. j (. Hynds Lucy, widow o f Henry, 17 Watts HydeHester, widow o f Ebenezer D. 20 Varick Eyne Charles H. gents furnish. 84 Bleecker, h. 131 Hyde Isaac jr. hides, 32 Ferry, h. Stamlord Laurens HYDE J. BURROWS, engineer, 11 W . 11th Hyne Joseph W . clerk, 215 Mulberry Hyde J. James, importer, 21 Maiden lane, h. 30 W . Hynes Abraham, captain, 239 Av. 8 Eleventh Hynes Catharine, widow o f Michael, r. 171 Eliz’bth Hyde James, printer, 8 First Hynes Francis, carpenter, 121 E. 22nd Hyde James, laborer, 201 Duane Hynes Jacob, carman, 225 W . 24th Hyde James laborer, 11 Albany Hynes John, porter, r. 56 Mulberry Hyde James laborer, 32 Washington Hynes John; shoemaker, 200 E. 13th Hyde James, carman, 351 Houston Hynes John P. printer, 40 Catharine Hyde James P. turner, 185 Church, h. r. 474 Broome Hynes Lawrence, stonecutter, 305 Av. 1 Hyde James S. fancygoods, 64 Broadway, h. 54 Jo- Hynes Luther, seaman, r. 176 Elizabeth relamon, Brooklyn Hynes Maria, widow, 69 Jackson Hyde John, watchman, 91 Cherry Hynes Mary, 216 Stanton Hyde John,boxmaker, 98 Forsyth, h. Morisania Hynes Patrick, tailor, r. 149 Elizabeth Hyde John, clerk, 184 Delaney Hynes Peter, grocer, 199 Elizabeth, h. 199 Elizabeth Hyde John, sashmaker, r. 476Hdsn, h. 126 Barrow Hynes Thomas, blacksmith, 10 Cornelia Hyde John E. Sons, importers, 21 Maiden lane Hynes William, laborer, 107 E. 13th Hyde John G. carman, 386 Houston Hynes W m. Henry, etagedriver, 103 W . 24th Hyde John L. mason, 432 Av. 1 Hysler John, shoemaker, 23 Goerck Hyde John M. jeweler, 9 John Hyslop David, carman, 159 W . 18th Hyde John W . butcher, 1 & 2 Washington market, Hyslop George L. physician, 269 Av. 3 h. 92 Rivington Hyslop John, com. mer, 53 Front, h. 49 Walker Hyde Joseph, agent, 115 Nassau, h. 130 E. 13th Hyslop James, physician, 22 E. Broadway Hyde Joseph, boxmaker, 98 Forsyth, h. Morrisania Hyslop Mary, widow, boarding, 379 Washington Hyde Joseph, vicemaker, 24 Clinton, h. 24 Clinton HYSLOP ROBERT,hardware,220 Pearl,h.'30 Beach Hyde Levi W. com. merchant, 110 Warren, h. 169 Hyslop Robert jr. hardware, 220 Pearl, h. 30 Beach Jay, Brooklyn Hyslop Thomas, lawyer, 17 Wall, h. 483 Broadway Hyde Robert G. oysters, 70 Vandam, h. 81 Willett Hyslop William, physician, 22 E. Broadway Hyde Samuel, speculator, 463£ Fourth Hyslop & Coffin, coin. mer. 53 Front Hyde Samuel L grocer, 22 Beaver, h. 304 W . 14th Hyslow Carl, carver, 522 rourth Hyde Samuel T. mer. 27 Cliff, h. 35 E. 21st Hyde Simeon, public store, 12 Broad, h. Wmsburg L Hyde Stephen, 60 Marion Hyde Thomas, vicemaker, 24 Clinton Ibbotson Abraham, cutler, 241 Canal Hyde Thomas Q. butcher, 352 Av. 8, h. 352 Av. 8 IBBOTSON HENRY I. hardware, 218 Pearl, h. 4 Hyde Wm. H. importer, 21 Maiden lane Union place Hyde Walcott R. com. mer. 13 Cedar, h. 20 Varick Ibbotson Robert, hardware, 221 Pearl, h. Brooklyn HYDE D. C. &CO. fancygoods, 64 Broadway Ibbotson Samuel F. hardware, 218 Pearl, h, 4 Union HYDE J. R. *5 Chrystie Johnson David N. clothing, 25 John, bds. Nat. hotel Johnson James, blacksmith, h. 183 Cherry JOHNSON DWIGHT, com. mer. 19 South, h. 15 Johnson James, smith, 101 Market, h. 102 Monroe Schermerhorn, Brooklyn JOHNSON JAMES, hotel, 195 and 197 Chambers Johnson Dennis (col’d), whitewasher, r. 40 Thomas Johnson James, shoemaker, 2Lispenard Johnson Ebenezer A. prof. n. y. university, h. 114 Johnson James, smith, r. 125 Perry W . 13th Johnson James, printer, 346 Houston Johnson Edmund E. refectory, 31 Canal Johnson James, boarding, 678 Fourth Johnson Edward, 295 Henry Johnson James, butcher, 1 Fulton market, h. 208 Johnson Edward, coachman, r. 37 W . 13th High, Brooklyn Johnson Edward ^col’d), laborer, 136 Chrystie Johnson James, laborer, 36 Clarkson Johnson Edward (col’d), laborer, 79 Sheriff Johnson James, (col’d), coachman, 81W . 24th Johnson Edward (col’d), whitewasher, 10 Jersey Johnson James, (col’d), sawyer, r. 60 Thompson Johnson Edward A. clerk, 19 Norfolk Johnson James A. prof, music, 166 Christopher Johnson Edward D. painter, 64 Sullivan Johnson James B. artist, 138 Av. 8 Johnson Edwin A. distl’r, 268 W . 16th, h. Long Johnson James B. jeweler, h. 28 Desbrosses Island Johnson James E. hotel, 144 Fulton, h. 144 Fulton Johnson Elisha, agent, 28 S. William, h. Conn. Johnson James W . boots & shoes, 35 Cortlandt, h. Johnson Eliza, wid. o f David, boarding, 375 Pearl W . 25th bet. Avs. 7 and 8 Johnson Elizabeth, widow o f Jacob, 53 Cannon Johnson Jeremiah, 97 Cedar Johnson Elizabeth, wid. o f Thomas, 169 Monroe Johnson Jeremiah, mason, 180 W . 25th Johnson Elizabeth (col’d), wid Louis, 157 W . 28th Johnson Jeremiah, grocer, 536 Pearl Johnson Elizabeth M. wid. David, confec’r, 18 Av. 8 Johnson Jeremiah, trunks, 102 Maiden la. 263 Pearl Johnson Elizabeth R. (col’d) widow, 36 E. 11th and 40 Fulton, h. 77 Fifth Johnson Elliott, shoemkr, 175 W . 14th, h. 139 Av. 8 Johnson Jeremiah & Son, smiths, 101 Market slip, Johnson Elsey, wid. Andrew, boarding, 43 Cherry h. Newtown JO H 283 JO H Johnson Jeremiah W . late cabinet, 109 Fourth Johnson Peter, laborer, 272 E. 13th Johnson Jeromus J. morocco, 35 Ferry, h. Flatbush Johnson Peter, laborer, 111 Cedar J ohnson Jessee, printer, r. 63 James Johnson Peter, seaman, 104 Oliver Johnson Joel, paper, 97 Av. 8 Johnson Peter, laborer, 124 Av. 7 Johnson John, tailor, 715 Greenwich, h. 715 G’wich Johnson Peter, painter, 15 Mott Johnson John, captain, 156 Delaney Johnson Peter, framemaker, 10 Birmingham Johnson John, baker, 284 E. 13th Johnson Rebecca, seamstress, 69 Anthony Johnson John, boarding, 1 Carlisle Johnson Rebecca, seamstress, 74 Gouverneur Johnson John, painter, 80 Pike Johnson Richard (col’d), laborer, r. 314 Madison Johnson John, pedlar, 60 Cherry JOHNSON RICHARD H. provisions, 100 Front, h. Johnson John, boatman, 42 Henry Brooklyn Johnson John, sailor, 358 Tenth Johnson Robert, drygoods, 294 Av 3, h. 294 Av. 3 Johnson John, cabinetmaker, r. 3 Vandam Johnson Robert, baker, 35 Renwick Johnson John, stevedore, 21£ Monroe J ohnson Robert, tinsmith, 119 Charles, h. 119 Chas. Johnson John, seaman, 238 Cherry Johnson Robert, bookbinder, 150 Fulton, h. Jersey Johnson John, laborer, 5 Leroy City Johnson John, shipjoiner, 330 Fifth Johnson Robert, stableman, r. 142 Amos Johnson J ohn, rigger, 19 Albany Johnson Robert, saloon, 136 Greenwich Johnson John & Brother, gasfitters, 111 E. 18th, h. Johnson Robert H. mer, 33 Nassau 80 E. 17th Johnson Robert H. engineer, 241 Fifth Johnson John, late importer, 97 W . 11th Johnson Robert W. pilot, 107 South, h. 224 Clinton Johnson John, boots, 165 & 255 Greenwich, h. 255 Johnson Rowland, com. mer. 54 Beaver, h. 262 Greenwich Hicks, Brooklyn Johnson John, carman, 163 Mulberry Johnson Samuel (col’d), porter, 11 York Johnson John, jr. smith, 45 Leonard, h. 77 W. Bway Johnson Sarah, widow o f Roderick, 97 Mott Johnson Jolm, police, 86 Lewis Johnson Sarah, widow o f Wm. M. 107Bleecker Johnson John, seaman, r. 31 Monroe Johnson Sarah A. wid. o f Eph’m. S. 17 G’wich Av Johnson John, brassfinisher, 143 Elizabeth Johnson Shederick (col’d), workman, r. 107 Sheri# Johnson John, 77 W . Broadway Johnson Simeon, caulker, 83 Houston Johnson John (col’d), whitewasher, 3 York Johnson Simon, physician, 16 Duane, h. 16 Duane Johnson John (col’d), coachman, 101 E. 19th Johnson Skidmore W . hats, 545 Hudson & 111 Av. Johnson John (col’d), porter, r. 77 Laurens 9, h. 545 Hudson Johnson John B. printer, 200 Mulberry, h. 32 N. Johnson Solomon, lumber, 815 Washington, bds. Moore Rathbun’s hotel Johnson John C. hardware, 443 Broadway Johnson Stephen, mer. 115 Wall, h. 211 W . 18th Johnson John D. distiller, 246 Washington & 268 Johnson Susan M. widow o f Eli, 13 Sheriff W . 16th, h-S4 Clinton Place Johnson Thaddeus H. turnkey, 38 Barclay Johnson John H. grain, 167 South, h. 79 E. 16th Johnson Theodore, provisions, 28J Front, h. Av. 2 Johnson John F. mariner, 26 Ludlow c. Fourteenth Johnson John W . plumber, 347 Broome, h. 186 Johnson Theodore E. carpenter, 283 W. 19th Orchard Johnson Thomas, liquors, 11 Spruce, h. 11 Spruce Johnson John W . sailmaker, 131 Stanton Johnson Thomas, rigger, 71 Jackson Johnson Joseph, police officer, 237 Delaney Johnson Thomas, ice, 227 W . 24th Johnson Joseph, sugarhouse, r. 20 Thomas Johnson Thoa. baggagemaster, r. 176 Thompson Johnson Joseph, mer. 53 John, h, 278 E. Broadway Johnson Thomas, carpenter, 284 Bleecker Johnson Joseph C. wool, 2 Ferry, h. 38 Sands, Johnson Thomas, iron moulder, r. 252 W . 16th Brooklyn Johnson Thomas, cutler, 206 Cherry, h. 54 James Johnson Joseph H. artist, 106 Chatham, h.375 Pearl Johnson Thomas, mason, 186 Forsyth Johnson Julia, widow, tailoress, r. 262 Rivington Johnson Thomas R. 175 Forsyth Johnson Junius J. looking glasses, 534 Broadway, Johnson Thomas V. & Co. steamboat forwarding h. 68 Spring line to Newark, pier 19 n. r. h. Newark Johnson K. W . (col’d), hairdressor, 140 Spring Johnson Walker R. perfumery, 1 Cortlandt, h 99 Johnson Leonard L. oil, fish & fruit dealer. 111 Amos Broad, h. 243 Seventh Johnson Wm. brassfounder, 342 Water, h. E. N. Y. Johnson Leonard W. liquors, Av. 9 n. W . 27th Johnson William, com. mer. 36 Water, h. Av. 2 n. Johnson Letty, 375 Greenwich E. 14th Johnson Lewis (col’d), carman, 3 Clinton court Johnson William, baker, 283 Wash’n, h. 124 Av. 1 Johnson Margaret, dressmaker, r. 81 Beekman Johnson William, grocer. 162 Av. 8 Johnson Margaret, widow o f Matthew, r. 2 Carlisle JOHNSON WILLIAM, soap, 55 Frankfort, h. Man- Johnson Margaret Ann, widow o f Allen, 315 W ’gton hattanville Johnson Margaret J. (col’d), r. 213 Sullivan Johnson William, carpenter, W . 19th n. Av. 8 Johnson Margaret M. widow o f William, 31 Amos Johnson William, liquors, 60 West Johnson Martin, boarding, 36 Trinity pi. Johnson William, baker, 447 Greenwich, h. 152 Johnson Mary, widow o f David, 248 Seventh Leroy Johnson Mary, wid. o f Caleb, boarding, 512 Grand Johnson William, agent, 19 Duane Johnson Mary, widow o f John, 386 Houston Johnson William, grocer, 42 Delaney Johnson Mary, (col’d), dressmaker, 305 Mott Johnson William, refectory, Av. 3 n. E. 32d Johnson Mary A. widow o f John, 327 Delaney Johnson William, rigger, 53 Jackson Johnson Mary Ann, widow o f Jonathan, 96 Watts Johnson William, shipcarpenter, 56 Columbia Johnson Mary E. dressmaker, 126 W . 19th Johnson William, shoemaker, 239 W . 17th Johnson Mary E. widow o f Charles, 117 Chambers Johnson William, tailor, 209 Av. 9 h. 200 Av. 9 Jolmson Michael (col’d), waiter, r. 55 Crosby Johnson William, baker, 183 Orchard Johnson Moses, publisher, 114 Nassau, h. 294 Bl’ker Johnson William, laborer, 18 Trinity pi. Johnson Mrs. William, 23 Gramercy park Johnson William, laborer, 272 W . 17th Johnson Nancy (col’d), widow, 1 Clinton court Johnson William, boarding, 9 Carlisle Johnson Nathan (col’a), whitewr. 3 Mechanics* ally Johnson William (col’d), 140 Reade Johnson Nathaniel, agent, 170 B’dway, h.26 Grove Johnson William A. fruit, Washington market, h. Johnson Nathaniel (col’d), laborer, r. 40 Wooster 1721 Chambers Johnson Nathaniel (cold), waiter, 18 Leonard Johnson William B. blacksmith, 35 Clinton Johnson Oliver R. clerk, 107 Norfolk Johnson Wm. B. salesman, 62 Broad, bds. Butt’s htl Johnson Oscar, merchant, 174 Front, h. 25 Pierre* Johnson Wm. B. (col’d), whitewasher, 42 Leonard pont, Brooklyn Johnson Wm. H. com. dealer, 36 Washington mkt Johnson Patrick, coachman, 71 Av. 4 Johnson Wm. H. cash. mer. ex. bank, 173 G’wich, Johnson Peter, rigger, 45 West h. 159 Twelfth Johnson Peter, sailmaker, 365 Cherry Johnson Wm. H. jr. baker, 181 Spring, h. 181 Spring JO H 284 JO L Johnson William H. M. pilot, 122 Delaney Johnston John, carpenter, 129 Greenwich Av. Johnson William J. physician, 84 Fourth Johnston John, beer, 48 Bayard, h. 13 Monroe Johnson William L. carpenter, 298 Ay. 8 Johnston John, clerk, 220 W . 26th Johnson William M. & Sons, distillers, 268 W . 16th Johnston John, builder, 237 Twelfth, h. E. 35th bet & 246 Washington Avs. 2 & 3 Johnson Wm. N. looking glasses, 204 Bowery & 534 Johnston John A.telegraph.16 Wall,h. Williamsburg Broadway, h. 56 Stanton Johnston John C. ins.broker,35 Wall, h. NewJersey Johnson William R. painter, 21 Hudson pi. Johnston John H. physician, 3 Dover, h, 54 Roosylt Johnson William S. ropemaker, 692 Fourth Johnston John T. lawyer, 5 Wall, h.7 Washgton sq. Johnson W m . S. clocks, 169 B’way, & 1} Cortlandt Johnston Joseph, merchant, 19 Old si. h. Savannah Johnson Wm.Saml.lawyer,18 Park pl.h.84 Irving pi. Johnston Joseph D. cedarware, 46 Eldridgo, h. 112 Johnson W m. Templeton, lawyer, 51 William, h. Cannon Staten Island Johnston Lester C. plumber, 437 Fourth Johnson W m . W . coachpainter, 338 Av.8,h.381 Ay.8 Johnston Margaret, wid. o f John, 7 Washington sq. Johnson Wilson H. (col’d), barber, r. 106 Greene Johnston Mary, widow, 12 Thompson Johnson D. & S. lumber, 815 Washington Johnston Oliver, liquors, 39 Market, h. 63 Pike Johnson J. & Co. trunks, 102 Maiden la. &263 Pearl Johnston Peter, builder, E. 16th b. Avs A & B Johnson W . N. & J. J. looking glasses, 534 B’way Johnston Philip, cabinetmaker, 46 Wooster Johnson & Dellicker, coal, 174 Front Johnston Rachael, 122 Macdougal Johnson & Gay, segars, 442} Broadway Johnston Richard (col’d), porter, r. 413 Cherry JOHNSON & GROSER, perfumers, 1 Cortlandt Johnston Robert, shipcarpenter, 44 Broome Johnson & Heath, brokers, 14 Wall Johnston Robert (col’d), carpenter, 35 Sullivan JOHNSON & LAZARUS, rectifiers, 244 Washingtn Johnston Robert, commission merchant, 125 Wash­ JOHNSON & REA, fish, fruit & oil, 111 Broad ington, h. Hoboken JOHNSON & ROBSON, lighters, 27 Coenties slip Johnston Robert H. clerk, 6 Mangin JOHNSON & ROGERS, hotel, 144 Fulton Johnston Robert H. commission agent, 39 Pine, h. JOHNSON & LOWDEN, merchants, 115 Wall Brooklyn Johnsons & Smith, founders, 48 Duane Johnston Robert R. & Son, furnishers, 38 Catha­ JOHNSON & SHEPARDSON, straw goods, 45 rine, h. 279 Madison Cortlandt Johnston Rodger, blacksmith, 46 Av. 1 JOHNSON & SOUTHMAYD, lawyers, 60 W all Johnston Samuel, carrier, 25 Clark Johnson & Warner, liquors, Ay. 9 n. W . 26th Johnston Samuel, furnishing store, 238 Av. 8,h.238 JOHNSON, CAMMELL & CO. 24 ClitF, steel con­ Av. 8 verters and refiners,manufacturers o f improved Johnston Thomas, carpetweaver, 70 Av. 8 cast steel engineering and machine files, loco­ Johnston Thomas, baggagemaster, 35 Canal, h. 176 motive engine, railway carriage, and wagon Thompson springs; Cyclops steel works, Sheffield, and five Johnston Thomas, painter, r. 261 Monroe barge yard, Bucklersbury, London Johnston-Thomas, porter, 75 Crosby JOHNSON, STANLEY & CO. grain, 167 South Johnston Thomas B. actor, 13 Forsyth Johnson, Waters & Edwards, lawyers, 18 Park pi. Johnston William, 223 Stanton JOHNSON, W ELLS & CO. boots & shoes, 35 Johnston William, rigger, 53 Jackson Cortlandt Johnston William, carman, 197 W . 19th Johnston Alex’r. tailor, 115} Grand, h. 115} Grand Johnston William, smith, 16 Mangin Johnston Alexander, pencilcases, 149 B’way, h. 165 Johnston William, lampwick, r. 642 Hudson Walker Johnston William, carpenter, 210 W . 26th Johnston Andrew, blksmith, 30 Ridge, h.116 Willett Johnston William, cedarware, 46 Eldridge Johnston Andrew, blacksmith, 195 W . 16th Johnston William, hatter, 115 E. 19th Johnston Anne, wid. o f George, 448 E. 12th Johnston William, umbrellas, 214 Bowery, h. 214' Johnston Benj. B. potatoes, Washington market,bds. Bowery 3 White Johnston William, starcher, 110 W . 17th Johnston Bridget, beer, 8 Elizabeth Johnston William (col’d), whitew’sher, 249 Stanton Johnston Charles, carman, 65 A y . 8 Johnston William II. ins. broker, 35 Wall, h. N. Jsy Johnston Charles, shoemaker, 363 Av. 8 Johnston William H. tailor, 115 W . Broadway, h. Johnston Charles, seaman, 34 Mulberry 115 W . Broadway Johnston Charles, tailor, 502 Greenwich Johnston William M. housefurnishing, 38 Catha­ Johnston Daniel, sadler, 1 Macdougal rine, h. 279 Madison Johnston David, cabman, 96 Bedford Johnston & Devitt, cabinetmakers. 46 Wooster Johnston David, moulder, 20 Elm Johnston & Giratv, builders, 237 Twelfth Johnston Edwin S. clerk, 200 Mulberry, h. Jersey c. I Johnston & Son, ins. brokers, 35 Wall Johnston Edw’d T. printer, 44 Ann, h. Brooklyn JOHNSTON & TREADW ELL, bakers, 110 Beek­ Johnston Ellen* boarding, 196 Church man Johnston Ellen, nurse, 129 W . 15th JOHNSTON, BROTHER & TOWNSEND, agente, Johnston Francis U. physician, 752 Broadway 39 Pine Johnston Fred, stables, 12 Whitehall,h.12 Whitehall Johnstone Charles, vet. surgeon, 26 Crosby, h. 39 Johnston George, weaver, 96 Bedford Rose Johnston Hannah, seamstress, 646 Water JOHNSTONE GEORGE J. provisions, 50 Front, h, Johnston Henry, sailor, 10 York 98 Greenwich Johnston Henry, shoemaker, 193 Delaney Johnstone James, silverplater, 150 Bowery, h. 163 Johnston Henry S. painter, 69 Thompson Mott Johnston Isabella, widow o f William, r. 152 W.16th Johnstone Mary, tailoress, 294 Stanton Johnston Jacob, drover, 31 Lexington Av. Johntry John, moulder, 91 Goerck Johnston James, shoemaker, 150 W . Broadway Joice Mary, widow o f Richard, 28 Trinity place Johnston James, machinist, 381 Sixth Jokel George, tailor, 199 Av. B Johnston James, laborer, 32 Pell JOLLEY HENRY L. butcher. 336 Av. 3,' h. E. 28th Johnston James, laborer, 133 E. 24th n. Av. 3 Johnston James, scalemaker, 93 Fulton Jolley Lewis, butcher, h. E. 28th n. Av. 3 Johnston James A. bookkeeper, 47 E. 27th JOLLEY OSCAR & CO. fancygooda, 330} Grand & Johnston James, baker, 110 Beekman 180 William, h. 8 Attorney Johnston James, carman, 293 Third Jolley Richard, baker, 338 Amos Johnston Jas. B. mer. 119 G’ wich, h. 7 Washgton sq. Jolley Robert, baker, 551 Av. 8, h. 551 Av. 8 Johnston Jas. C. cbm. agent, 39 Pine, h. Brooklyn Jollie Allen R. mus. inst. mkr, 300 Broadway, h. 101 Johnston James O. baker, 5 Market Charlton * Johnston John, boatbuilder, 122 Macdougal Jollie Edward, inst’mnts. 300 B’way, h. 102 Greene Johnston John, laborer, 80 King JOLLIE SAMUEL C. pianos, 300 Broadway, h. 66 Johnston John, cabinetmakr,46 Wooster,h.3 Vandm Varick JON 285 JON Jollift' John, shoes, 151 Av. 8, h. 151 Av. 8 Jones Edward N. stables, 43 Robinson Jolliffe George, 185 E. 26th Jones Elisha C. lamplighter, E. 33d n. Lex. Av. Jolly Charles, silkscourer, 492 Broadway Jones Eliza, widow o f William, 11 Lewis Jolly Elizabeth, widow o f Patterson, 243 Mulberry Jones Eliza, widow o f Robert S. laces, 378 Bowery Jolly Paterson, carman, 175 Mulberry Jones Eliza (col’d), 56 Leonard Jolly Thomas, carman, 42 Watts Jones Eliza E. boarding, 311 Fifth Jonas Philip H. silverplater, 255 Elizabeth Jones Elizabeth, widow, nurse, 15 Gay Jonas Richard, bl’cksmith, 161 Varick, h. 161 Varick Jones Ellen, wid. o f Henry, 84 Charles Jonas Robert, blacksmith, 281 Spring, h. 107 Varick Jones Ellis, tailor, 76} Av. 9 Jonas William, smith, 73 Laurens, h. 159 Prince Jones El wood, mason, 5 Minetta place, liquors, 275 Jones Abigail H. 21 St. Mark’s pi. Bleecker, h. 5 Minetta place Jones Abner, musician, 58 E. 26th Jones Enoch, caulker, 96 Cannon Jones Abraham S. strawgoods, 139 Broadway, h. 45, Jones Eusebius L. house surgeon, hospital, foot o f Fifth E. 26th Jones Alanson S. physician, 142 Chambers Jones Evans J. carman, 337 Madison Jones Albert G. shipmaster, 277 Third Jones Fitz Edwin, engraver, 143 Forsyth Jones Alexander, physician, 39 E. 25th, & telegraph, Jones Francis H. (col’d,) waiter, 4 Clinton court 3 Hanover Jones Frank E. (col’d,) loborer, r. 50 Third Jones Alfred, engraver, 34 Liberty, h. 8 Douglass, Jones Frederick E. 90 E.27th Brooklyn Jones Fredk. M. cloths, 64 Liberty, h. 178 Hudson Jones Alfred, pianos, 527 Greenwich Jones George, boots & shoes, 138 Pearl, h. 51 Fourth Jones Alfred G. lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. 120 Av. 2 Jones George, imp. 69 Liberty JONES ALONZO V. grocer, 16 Broadway, h. 7 Jones George, weaver, 318 Spring Broadway Jones George, bootmaker, 434 Av. 1 Jones Amos, messenger, 8 City Hall, h. 219 Sullivan Jones George, tailor, 81 Cannon Jones Ann, wid. o f Richard, 131 Lewis Jones George, polish, 97 W . 24th Jones Ann, wid. of George G. 120 Av. 2 Jones George, weaver, r. 251 Spring Jones Ann, wid. o f John, 153 W . 17th Jones G. Edward, engraver, 48 Trinity pi. Jones Ann, wid. o f Thomas, 72 Hamersley Jones George F. 80 E. 21st Jones Ann, widow o f Watkins, r. 141 Chrystie Jones George H. vegetables, Washington market, h. Jones Ann L. drugs, 24 Greenwich Av. 93 Sullivan Jones Anthony, mason, 166 Av. 6 Jones George O. furniture polish, 314 Broadway, h. Jones Anthony W. carver, 359 Av. 6 97 W . 24th Jones Aquilla, importer, 53 Beaver Jones Harrison, provisions, 233 Fulton, h. 19 La­ Jones Arthur T. auctioneer, 54 William, bds. Carl­ martine place ton house Jones Harrison H. shipsmith, 44 West, h. Brooklyn Jones Arthur W . dentist, 7 Bleecker, h. 7 Bleecker Jones Henry, brass cocks, 38 White, h. Philadelphia Jones Asahel, goldfoil, 263 Broadway, h. 15 W ar­ Jones Henry, Vauxhall garden, 2 Av. 4, h. 26 Av. 4 ren pi. Jones Henry, shipsmith, 44 West, h. Brooklyn Jones Augusta R. wid. George W . 34 Ludlow Jones Henry, boxes, 251 Pearl, h. 26 Henry Jones Benjamin, clerk, h. 18 Jones Jones Henry, horsedealer, 259 Hudson Jones Benjamin, sashmaker, Av. 2 n. 40th, h. 188 Jones Henry, 4 Fourth Eldridge Jones Henry, patternmaker, 290 Sixth Jones Benjamin T. shipsmith, 648 Water Jones Henry, camphene, 151 E. 26th Jones Bernard, waiter, 559 Pearl Jones Henry (col’d), seaman, r. 20 Leonard JONES BRADFORD, Vauxhall garden, 2 Av. 4, h. [ Jones Henry (col’d), carpenter, 13} Leroy 2 Av. 4 Jones Henry B. boots, 14 Ann, h. 71 Clarke, B’klyn Jones Charles, plasterer, 8 Cornelia Jones Henry F. policeman, 77 Sullivan Jones Charles, glasscutter, 166 Rivington Jones Henry M coachman, 137 Laurens Jones Charles, lawyer, 12 WalJ, h. Brooklyn Jones Henry P. clerk, 424 Tenth Jones Charles, glasscutter, 174 Rivington, h. 166 Jones Henry R. painter, 61 Bank Rivington Jones Henry W . glassworks, 77 Fulton, h. Br’klyn Jones Charles, engineer, 7 Pearl Jones Hercules H. medicines, 138 Fulton, h. 72 Bal­ Jones Charles J. undertaker, 332 Bleecker, h. 332 tic, Brooklyn Bleecker Jones Horace F. riding, 137 Mercer, h. 145 Mercer Jones Charles S. hairdresser, 87} Norfolk Jones Hugh, farmer, r. 198 Division Jones Charles W . shipcarpenter, 84} Lewis Jones Humphrey, sailor, 68 James Jones Charlotta, widow o f Ephraim, 3 Christopher Jones Isaac, pres. chem. manf. co. 4 Park pL h. 734 Jones Cornelius W . carman, 34 Clarkson Broadway Jones Daniel D. late brewer. 18 Pitt Jones Isaac F. com. mer. 52 Ann, h. 262 Seventh Jones Daniel V. drygoods, 78 Rivington Jones Isaac H. carman, 189 W. 16th Jones David, grocer, 210 Broome Jones Isaac W . com. mer. 3 Water, h. 42 Sidney pi. Jones David, brewer, 123 Broome, h. 18 Pitt Brooklyn Jones David, mason, 149 Allen Jones Isabella, boarding, 23 Bowery Jones David, sexton, 9 Monroe Jones J. J. drygoods, 288 Av. 10, h. 308 Av 9 Jones David, machinist, 44 Eldridge, h. r. 30 Rivgtn Jones J. Paul, stereotyper, 183 William, h. 45 Su’lk Jones David H. mason, 408 Av. 9 Jones Jackson, carpenter, 194 W . 26th Jones David H. broker, 121 Bowery Jones James, police, 16 Av. C Jones David M. police, 119 Av. 3 Jones James, 108 Chrystie Jones D. R. Floyd, clerk sup. court, City Hall, h. 96 Jones James, St. David’s hall, 242 Walker W. 11th Jones James, stonecutter, 806 Washington Jones David T, carpenter, 290 Sixth _ Jones James, tailor, r. 47 Norfolk Jone3 E. G. hairdresser, 314 Greenwich Jones James, laborer, r. 12 Pitt Jones Ebenezer, hardware, 57 Bowery, bds. 7 Mid- Jones James, carman, 245 W . 18th dagh, Brooklyn Jones James, brasscocks, 38 White, h. Philadelphia Jones Edward, rigger, r. 158 Clinton Jones James I. 5 Washington pi Jones Edward, 246 Mercer Jones James M. caps, 106 William, h. 611 Houston Jones Edward, lampmkr. 253 Division,h.253 Divison Jones James P. engraver, 71 Nassau, h. N. Jersey J ones Edward, shoes, 156 Av. 6 Jones John, locksmith, 133 Orange Jones Edward, hotel, 769 Broadway, h. 131 Ninth Jones John, milkman, 176 W. 20th Jones Edward, machinist, 602 Fourth Jones John, blacksmith, 348 Third Jones Edward!, carpenter, 194 Madison JONES JOHN, druggist, 722 Houston, h. 722 H’ston Jones Edward, laborer, r. 41 Clarkson Jones John, silverplater, r. 180 Mott, h. 180 Mott Jones Edward D. clerk, 148 Rivington Jones John, paperhangings, 154 W. 29th, 391 Grand Jones Edward E. porterhouse, 125 Pitt and 137 Broadway, h. 149 W . 30th JON 286 JO N Joiies John, machinist, 54 Centre Jones Robert D. oysters, 47 West, h. 69 Norfolk Jones John, carman, 14 Commerce Jones Roger, laborer, 713 Washington Jones John, crockery, 33£ Second, h. 33£ Second Jones Roger, carpenter, r. 366 Houston Jones John, carpets, Spring c. G’ wich, h. 536 G’wch Jones Rosser, carman, 134 Perry Jones John, bookkeeper, 166 A y . 9 Jones Rowland, tailor, 74£- Av. 9 Jones John, forwarding, 225 Spring Jones Roxanna, 380 Tenth Jones John, laborer, 223 E. 11th Jones Samuel, cooper, Marketfield c. Whitehall Jones John (col’d), nurse, 22 Anthony Jones Samuel, lawyer, 41 Wall, h. 125 Bleecker Jones John D. second vice pres. ins. eo. 14 Mer. Ex Jones Samuel jr. lawyer, 41 Wall, h. 125 Bleecker h. 6 E. 16th Jones Samuel B. & Co. glass staining, 199 Av. 3, h. Jones John E. seaman, 93 Roosevelt Stamford, Conn. Jones John H. 136 W. 16th Jones Samuel T. imp. 53 Beaver, h. Staten Island Jones John J. agent, 42 Macdougal Jones Sarah, widow o f Edward, 56 W . Broadway Jones John L. clothier, 12 Bowery, h. Macon, Geo. Jones Seaman, painter, 126 Av. 3, h. 126 Av. 3 Jones John M. clerk, 191 Broome Jones Stanfield, provisions,Centre mkt, h .ll Marion Jones John Q. j t j s . chem. bank, 270 Broadway, h. Jones Stephen S* carman, 101 Cannon New Brighton Jones Stephen W . soapboiler, 259 W . 16th, h. 801 Jones John R. carman, r. 83 Sullivan Washington Jones John S. 15 E. J4th Jones Strouder (col’d), sweep, 500 Houston Jones John S. police, 219 Sullivan Jones Susan, widow o f James, 242 Seventh Jones John X. patternmaker, r. 1 Av. D Jones Susanne, widow o f Evan, 101 Lexington Av. Jones Jonathan, printer, 162 Nassau, h. 64 Sheriff Jones T. D. sculptor, 300 Broadway Jones Jonathan J. (Rev.), 308 Av. 9 Jones T. Ingram,naval office, c.h., h.Deann.Powers, Jones Joseph, tailor, 48 Allen Brooklyn Jones Joseph, candles, r. 227 Av. 9 Jones Thomas, perfumer, 403 B’way, h. 403 B’way Jones Joseph, laborer, r. 207 Mercer Jones Thos. accountant, 247 B’way,h. American hti Jones Jos. shipwright, 257 South, h. 285 Division Jones Thomas, carman, 86 Henry Jones Joseph W . constable, 120 E. Broadway & 166 Jones Thomas, paperhangings, 391 Grand, 154 W. Clinton, h. 256 E. Broadway 29th & 137 Broadway, li.-149 W . 30th Jones Joshua E. S. druggist, 90 Allen Jones Thomas, carpenter, 455 Av. 8 Jones Joshua T. merchant, 90 Wall, h. 43 Murray Jones Thomas, butcher* E. 25th c. Av. 2 Jones Lawson, provisions, Centre mkt, h .ll Marion Jones Thomas, marblecutter, 12 E. 11th Jones Lewis, boarding, 369 Av. 8 Jones Thomas, stonecutter, 160 W* 17th Jones Lot (Rev.), 77 Av. 2 Jones Thomas, painter, 822 Broadway Jones Louis, perfumery, 84 Ann Jones Thomas, nailer, 242 W . 16th Jones Lucretia, widow, nurse, 56 Suffolk Jones Thomas, laborer, 152 E. 24th Jones Lynds L. drygoods, 165 Pearl, h.31 Douglass, Jones Thomas, umbrellamaker, 192 W . 26th. Brooklyn Jones Thomas, plumber, 54 Centre Jones Margt. huckster, 10 Cath. mkt, h. 7 Birm’ghm Jones Thomas, glasscutter, 146 Av. 3 Jones Martha, washing, 33 Jackson Jones Thomas, captain, 44 Orchard Jones'Martha R. 98 Prince Jones Thomas, jr. carpenter, r. 46 First Jones Martin, mason, 80 W . 18th j Jones Thomas, carpenter, r. 41 First Jones Mary, widow o f Moses, 323 W. 29th Jones Thomas, nailer, 38 Gansevoort, h. 222 W.17th Jones Mary, widow o f William, 14 E. 11th Jones Thomas, seaman, 97 James Jones Mary, widow o f Rev. Cave, 14 Park pi. Jones Thomas (col’d), saloon, 152 Church Jones Mary, widow o f Thomas, r. 237 Mulberry Jones Thos. C. chemist, 757 Wash’ton, h. 84 Bank Jones Mary, widow, 27 Forsyth Jones Thomas C. wharfbuilder, E. 33d n. Lex. Av. Jones Mary E. widow o f Charles, Av. 7 c. W . 13th Jones Thomas E. butcher, 410 Greenwich Jones Mary E. 221 Mercer Jones Thomas I. porter, r. 124 Macdougal Jones Michael, porter, 42 Whitehall Jones Thomas J. fancy store, 48 Div’sn, h. 131 Lewis Jones Michael, laborer, 317 Eighth Jones Thomas L. oil, 124 Ludlow J ones Morris, carpenter, 213 E. 17th Jones Thomas L. 6 Walker Jones Nathaniel, mason, 207 W . 16th Jones Townsend, auction, 163 Pearl, h. Long Island Jones Nathaniel W . plater, r. 77 Nassau Jones Uriel, carpenter, 130 Hammond Jones Nicholas J. salesman, 171 Amos JONES W ALKER P. wine mer. 109 Wall, h# 161 Jones Noah, shoemaker, 185 Broome E. 14th Jones O. W . flour, 248 Front, h. Fairfield, Conn. Jones Walter R. pres, atlantic mut. ins. co. 16 Mer. Jones Oliver C. tailor, 137 William, h. Brooklyn Exch. h. 43 Murray Jones Oliver H.pres. ins. co.72 Wall,E. 29th c. Av.5 Jones Walter R. jr. broker, 90 Wall, h. N. Y. hotel Jones Owen, mer. 167 Av. 8* h. 167 Av. 8 Jones Walter R. T. broker, 104 Wall, h. 6 E. 16th Jones Owen, tailor, r. 40 Forsyth Jones Warren, 6 Rose Jones Owen jr. drygoods, 169 Av. 8 Jones Wesley W . clothier, 11 Peck si. h. 254 Hudson Jones P. L. druggist, 386 Av. 4, h. Brooklyn Jones William, maphinist. 360 Tenth Jones Peter, sailor, 46 Oliver Jones William, seaman, 378 Cherry Jones Peter, oysterman, 156 Orchard Jones William, carman, 91 Attorney Jones Peter, shoemaker, 10 Suffolk Jones William, exchange, 117£ Anthony Jones Phebe M. widow, 125 E. 25th Jones William, boarding, 14 Oak Jones Philip L. physician, chemist & druggist, Av. Jones William, patternmaker, 586 Fourth 4 c. E. 28th, h. Av. 4 c. E. 28th Jones William, carman, r. 430 Cherry Jones Rebecca, widow o f John A. boarding, E. 33d Jones William, mason, 156 Sullivan bet Lexington Av. & Av. 3 Jones William, 173 Forsyth Jones Rebecca, widow o f Isaac C. 732 Broadway Jones William, laborer, 459 Twelfth Jones Rebecca, wid. o f Joseph, baker, 226 Division Jones William, baker, 44 Av. 10 Jones Reuben H. bookkeeper, 10 Grove Jones William, carman, 18 Downing Jones Richard, patternmaker, 601 Fourth Jones William, tailor, 53 Hester Jones Richard, clerk, 42 Henry Jones William, clerk c. h. h. 36 Orchard Jones Richard D. painter, 145 E. 11th Jones William, tailor, r. 77 Sheriff Jones Richard F. printer, 103 Madison Jones William B. constable, 513 Broome Jones Robert, laborer, 197 Ninth Jones W m. E. tuscan & straw hat manf. 163 Av. 3 Jones Robert, late alderman, 178 Hudson Jones William E. bookbinder, 264 Second Jones Robert, jeweler, 20 Av. 6, h. 20 Av. 6 Jones Wm. Edward, adjuster, 104 Wall, h. Long I. Jo les Robert; sawyer, 285 W . 19th Jones Wm. F. hardware, 228 Pearl, h. Av. 5 n. 27th Jones Robert D. railmaker, r. 69 Norfolk Jones William G. pianofortes, 390 Av. 6 Jones Robert, painter, r. 187 Spring Jones William G. 5 John, h. 324 Av. 4 Jones Robert, laborer, 312 Av. 1 Jones William H. lead caster, 54 Ann, h. 318 Ninth JOS 287 JUD Jones William H. carman, 134 Charles Joseph John (col’d), waiter, r. 21.Leonard Jones William H. (col’d), porter, 66 Mercer Joseph John, lumber, 18 Av. 10, h. 77 Jane Jones William J. tailor, 257 Broadway & 309 At. 3, Joseph John, sailmaker, 157 South, h. 214£ Broome h. 309 Av. 3 Joseph Joquim, shoemaker, 169 Allen JONES WILLIAM L. books, 152 At . 6, h. 152 A t . 6 Joseph JosephL. broker, 135 E. 18th Jones William M. cabinetmaker, 9 Monroe Joseph Maurice, gimpmaker, 276 Mott Jones William R. chaser, 102 Nassau, h. N. Jersey Joseph Mendel, clothing, 53 Cedar, h. 25 Second Jones William T. 143 Wooster Joseph Robert E. carman, 167 Amos Jones William T. drygoods 227 Greenwich Joseph Sabine, steamboats, 27 Pearl Jones William V. 178 Eldridge Joseph Selig, capmaker, 40 Hamilton Jones William W. physician, 324 At . 4 JOSEPH & CUMMINGS, lumber, 18 Av. 10 c. West JONES F. M. & CO. clothB, 64 Liberty Josephi Alexander, jeweler, 82 Chatham Jones J. & H. & Co. brass cock manfs. 38 White Josephi Edward, jeweler, 33 City Hall pi. Jones J. P. morocco, 6 Ferry, h. 146 W . 30th h. 27 Frankfort JXJbT & CLAPP, drygoods, 73 Catharine Kamak H. bootmaker. 156 Walker Justice Thomas, shoemaker, 19 Thames KAMAN FREDERICK, liquors, wholesale & retail] Justus George, carpenter, 266 South, h. 251 Av. 1 135 Maiden lane Jutten Benj. furniture, 310 Hudson, h. 310 Hudson Karne Philip, hatter, r. 176 Second Juvet Alphonse, jeweler, 133 Amity Kamensteil Samuel, baker, 175 Broome KAP 289 KAU Kamerer Henry, segars. 104 Broome Kapple Barbara, tailoress, 87 Ridge Kamerer John, tailor, 136 Greenwich Karb Christopher, boarding, 113 Cedar Kamerer Joseph, musician, 181 Laurens Karcher Michael, bootmaker, i t Frankfort Kaminski Alexander S. exc. 684 Water, h. 684 Water Karck Ferdinand, com. mer. 4 William, h. 85 Amity Kamna H. grocer, 246 Av. 3. h. 246 Av. 3 Karkner Philip, carpenter, r. 164 Third Kamp Jacob C. grocer, 185 Bleecker, h. 108 Mac Karl Charles, porterhouse, 42 Av. A dougal Karl John, painter, 68 Av. B KAMP & REED, grocers, 185 Bleecker Karl Joseph, tailor, 129 Third Kamph Henry, cabinet, 214 Houston Karney John, liquors, 202 Fifth Kamsman Theodore, artist, 42 E. Broadway Karney John, laborer, r. 60 Pitt Kamuf Sebastian, tailor, 248 Third Karney Patrick, laborer, 10 York Kanably Harman, grocer, 68 Columbia Karaoc Adam, tailor, r. 159 Third Kane Ann, wid. Nicholas, boarding, 243 Bowery Karples Morris, physician, 145 Cherry Kane Charles, tinman, 319 Bowery Karr Christopher, carman, 233 Delaney Kane Charles A. importer, 19 Beaver & 64 New, Karr Daniel, jr. mer. 131 William, h. 21 Vandam bds. American hotel Karr George, fishingtackle, 149 Grand Kane Cornelius V. S. lawyer, 76 Nassau, h. E. 28th Karr Hugh, laborer, 285 E. 13th n. Madison Av. Karr John, cartman, 514 E. Twelfth Kane Daniel, public house, 15 Marion Karr John, baker, 188 W . 27th Kane Daniel, charcoal, 54 Gouverneur Karr Margaret, widow o f David, 99 Goerck Kane Daniel, porter, 288 E. 13th Karr Margaret, widow o f Patrick, 502V Houston Kane Daniel, shoemaker, 120 Madison Karr Philip, carman, 76 Hamersley Kane Dennis A. attorney, 27 Beekman, h. 55 G’wich Karr Rose, widow, 124 E. 22d Kane D. A. lawyer, 14 Chambers Karr William, carpenter, 79 Broome Kane Delaney, lawyer, 79 Nassau, h. 676 Broadway Karran Matthew, carman, 149 E. 16th Kane Edward, clothing, 304 Washington Karsch John, tailor, 495 Av. 8, h. 495 Av. 8 Kane Edward, hackdriver, 159 E. 21st Karsch William, white washer, 172 Second Kane Elizabeth, widow, 119 E. 11th Karstens Gerhard H. grocer, 61 Duane, h. 61 Duane Kane Francis, clerk, 207 Broome Karte Florence, tailor, 171 Third Kane George, japanner, 374 Pearl, h. 25 Suffolk Kaschler John, tailor, 522 Fourth Kane Henry, liquors, 215 Hester Kasht Michael, tailor, r. 164 Attorney Kane Henry, pedler, 123 Columbia Kaskel Adolphe, clothier, 290 Grand, h. 69 Chrystie Kane Hugh, packer, 96 W. 19th Kaskel Isaac, clothier, 290 Grand, h. 290 Grand Kane J. Grenville, lawyer, 7 Nassau, h. 94 Tenth Kaskel A. & I. clothiers, 290 Grand Kane James, apples, 52 Wash’tonmkt, h. 179 Reade Kasker Woolf, tailor, r. 205 Third Kane James, tailor, r. 181 Mott Kasmire George O. baker, 107 Eldridge Kane James, carpenter, 115 Eleventh K aspar Joseph, tailor, 173 Third Kane James, 22 Tenth Kass Albert F. W. segars, 55 Av. 8 Kane John, boarding, 25 Washington Kass Augustus, tailor, 94V Elm Kane John, ferrymaster, 327 Av. 1 Kass Ernest, 81 Crosby Kane John, porterh’e, 41 Franklin, h. 41 Franklin . Kass Margaret R. widow o f Geo. E. 21st n. Av. 5 Kane John, tailor, 11 Hester Kassberger Adolph, upholsterer, 15 Elizabeth Kane Mary, widow o f John, 27 Grand Kassebaum Julius, optician. 275 Sixth Kane Matthew, wheelwright, 235V E. 13th Kassebort Henry, grocer, 196 Mott Kane Matthew, sashmaker, 197 W . 13th Kassel Nicholas, cabinetmaker, 188 Eldridge Kane Michael, laborer, 15 Oak Kassel Peter, carpenter, 44 Av. 1 Kane Michael, barber, 6 Franklin Kassen Henry, grocer, 693 Fourth, h. 693 Fourth Kane Morris, tailor, 540 Av. A. Kassenbrock Christopher, hairdresser, 71 James Kane Patrick Ca Kennedy James, physician, 186 Duane Kemp Peter, grocer, 342 Houston, h. 342 Houston*^ Kennedy James, laborer, 559 Fourth KEMP RUFUS C. auctioneer, 85 Nassau, h. 137 Kennedy James, machinist, 21 Elm Spring Kennedy James, shoemaker, 280 Mulberry Kemp William, baker,47 Christopher & 366 B’wry, Kennedy James, tailor, 380 Pearl h. 47 Christopher Kennedy James, drover, 163 E. 24th Kemp William, carpenter, 342 Houston Kennedy James, plumber, 174 E. 26th Kemp William H. goldbeater, 95 Canal Kennedy James, porter, 31 James Kemper Carl, produce, 135 Reade Kennedy James, laborer, r. 186 Forsyth Kemphf Frederick, butcher, 169 Av. B, h. 169 Av. B Kennedy James, baker, 186 Av. 3 Kemple James, mason, 323 Av. 1 Kennedy James, hatpresser, 108 Charlton Kempt John, tailor, 197 Second Kennedy James L. drygoods, 22 Cedar, h. 183 Mul­ Kempton F. C. clerk, 106 William, h. Williamsbgh berry Kenan Francis, laborer, r. 73 Hamersley KennedyJeremiah, liquors, 51 Washington Kenan James, carman, 43 Roosevelt Kennedy John, laborer, 406 Tenth Kency Christian, coifee, 86 Vesey Kennedy John, hamessmaker, 116 Duane Kend Edward, boarding, 142 Delaney Kennedy John, locksmith, 74 Broad, h. 101 Broad Kendall Artemas, cabinetmaker, 196 Allen Kennedy John, tailor, 4 Jackson pi. Kendall David, blacksmith, 123 Troy Kennedy John, publisher, 49 Mott Kendall Franklin J. importer, 1 S. William Kennedy John, carpenter, 98 Ludlow Kendall Isaac C. com. mer. 6 Wall, h. 223 Twelfth Kennedy John, brushmaker, 607 Fourth Kendall Joseph, 24 Market Kennedy John, carpenter, 2 Extra . Kendall Mary M. dressmaker, 52 Division Kennedy John, bookseller, 8 Gansevoort *Kendall Owen, dealer, 521 Pearl Kennedy John, tailor, 135 Crosby Kendall Susannah, strawhats, 136 Bowery . Kennedy John, smith, Av. 3 b. E. 34th & 35th, h. Kendall Thomas, tailor, r. 127 Amity Av. 3 c. E. 35th Kendall Timothy, saloon, 413 Broadway Kennedy John, seaman, r. 113 Cliff Kendall W . H. bookkpr, 173 Water, h. 231 Bridge, Kennedy John, hatpresser, 119 W . 19th Brooklyn Kennedy John, bootmaker, r. 176 Elizabeth Kendek John, upholsterer, r. 65 Mercer Kennedy John, leather weigher, 5 Hague Kendrick Chas. E. lawyer, 14 Mers. Ex. h. 609 Hston Kennedy John, carpenter, r. 433 Hudson Kendrick T. H. grocer, 164 Maiden la. Kennedy John, carpenter, 272 Av. 10 Kendrigan Catharine, widow o f Francis, 272 Mott Kennedy John A. paints, 223 G’wich, h. 54 Beach Kendrigan William, carver, 202 Elm Kennedy Mary, widow, 599} Greenwich ; Kenechsberg Levi, pedler, 261 Stanton Kennedy Mary A. wid. Patrick, 327 Av. 1 •Kenedy Daniel, laborer, 50 Mulberry Kennedy Mary, sempstress, 726 Washington Kenedy Michael, bookbinder, 114 Goerck Kennedy Michael, shoemaker, 276 Mulberry *Kenedy William, foreman, 39i Av. 9 Kennedy Michael, moulder, 27 Elm Kenefick Andrew, stonecutter, 145 Av. 3 Kennedy Michael, laborer, r. 140 Delaney Kenkele Philip A. butcher, 140 Laurens Kennedy Michael, laborer, r. 7 Sixth Kenna Edward, stables, 140 Liberty, & liquors, 253 Kennedy Michael, tailor, 395 Water Washington, h. 253 Washington Kennedy Michael, painter, 179 Av. 3, h. 202 Av. 3 Kenna James, sawyer, 111 Lewis Kennedy Nicholas, carman, 303 W . 26th Kenna William, carman, 53 Perry Kennedy Patrick, baker, 130 Av. 7 Kennaday John R. lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 159 Atlantic Kennedy Patrick, tailor, 415 B'way Brooklyn Kennedy Patrick, laborer, 217 Av. 7 Kennaday William, coachman, 108 Greenwich Av. Kennedy Patrick, r. 581 Greenwich Kennagh Henry, segars, 114 Av. 3, h. 114 Av. 3 Kennedy Peter, stonecutter, 362 Tenth Kennard Daniel J. engineer, 294 Fifth Kennedy Peter, police, 222 Elizabeth Kennard Eliza, widow o f George, 14 Stanton Kennedy Richard, stairbuilder, 60 Horatio, h. 86 Kennard George, salesman, 66 Broad, h. r. 27 Sheriff Bedford Kennard George A. carpenter, 52 Leroy Kennedy Robert, tinsmith, Av. 3 n. E. 35th, h. 25 Kennard Geo. W . stationery, 91 Wall, h.178 Barrow Chatham Kennard Isaac, pianofortes, 108 E. 26th Kennedy Robert, plasterer, 118 W . 20th Kennard John, bookbinder, 159 Pearl, h. 99 Charles Kennedy Robert, soda water, 164 W . 18th, h. 316 Kennedy Abraham W . clerk, 488 Grand W . 17th, ^Kennedy Alexander, porter, 552 Pearl Kennedy Robert, umbrellamaker, 449} Hudson Kennedy Andrew, carpenter, r. 73 W . 15th Kennedy Robert L. 58 Wall, h. Av. 5 c. Eleventh Kennedy Andrew, whitesmith, Av. 3 n. E. 35th Kennedy Samuel, decorator, 134 Chatham, h. Bkln Kennedy Andrew, builder, E. 35th n. Av. 3 Kennedy Sarah, 56 Gouverneur Kennedy Bridget, tailoress, 236 Monroe Kennedy Thomas, laborer, 395 Water Kennedy Burnett, 17 Elizabeth Kennedy Thomas, laborer, 148 E. 24th Kennedy Charles, baker, r. 38 Vandam Kennedy Thomas, painter, 247} Division Kennedy Daniel, milk, 171 Reade Kennedy' Thomas, tailor, 15 Centre Kennedy Daniel, importer, 8 Pine, h. 108 Chambers Kennedy Thomas, frame manufacturer, 373} Bow­ Kennedy Daniel, marble, E. 23d bet. Avs. 2 & 3, hi ery, h. 373} Bowery 114 E. 28th Kennedy Thomas, cooper, 98 Ludlow Kennedy David, carman, 318 Ninth Kennedy Thomas, paints, 550 Grand, h. 12 Cannon KENNEDY DAVID S. banker, 58 Wall, h. Av. 5 ci Kennedy Tobias, liquor, 92 Mulberry Eleventh' i Kennedy William, seftstas r. 36 Cherry KEN 296 KER Kennedy William, carter, 513 Ay. 8 Kent Edward, mason, 739 Washington Kennedy William, carter, W . 42d n. Av. 9 Kent Edward, merchant, 46 Broadway Kennedy William, police, 89 W . B’way KENT EDWARD N. chemist, 116 John, h.209 W, Kennedy William, teacher, 36 King 19th Kennedy William, cooper, 9 Bridge Kent George, founder, 114 Av. 10 Kennedy William, marketman, 141 Mulberry Kent Henry, carman, 113 Goerck, and feedstore, Kennedy William, carman, 64 Clarkson 101£ Goerck Kennedy William D. bookkeeper, 67 Fourth Kent Henry A. merchant, 1 Front, h. Brooklyn Kennedy H. P. Sc Co. pencilcases, r. 17 John Kent Jacob, poultry, 6 Washington market, h. 65 KENNEDY & ALFORD, paints, 550 Grand Barclay Kennedy Sc Chatterton, decorators, 134 Chatham Kent James, rigger, 47 Oliver Kennedy Sc Gelston, manufacturers, 8 Pine Kent James, carman, 114 Av. 10 KENNEDY Sc HILL, paints, 223 Greenwich Kent James, butcher, 8 Tompkins mkt. h. 19 Sixth Kennel John, hairdresser, 69 Vesey, h. 44 Vesey Kent James, late sawyer, 105 Charlton Kennelly Patrick, smith, 21 Thames Kent James, seaman, 330 Ninth Kennelly William, carpenter, 20 Thames Kent James B. policeman, 18 Essex Kennelly William, clerk, 45 William, h.456 Twelfth Kent James E. clerk, 54 Macdougal Kennen Patrick, carman, r. 30 Hester Kent Jeremiah, carman, 123 Lewis Kennesley Augustus, woodengraver, il63 Allen Kent John, compositor, 7 Oliver Kenneth George, wines, 108 Wall, h. Brooklyn Kent John G. carman, 706 Water Kenneth Sc Laverty, segars, 108 Wall Kent John J. porter, 406 Madison Kennett George, carman, r. 274 W . 13th Kent John M. carman, 64 Lewis Kenney Andrew, polisher, 67 Centre Kent Mary, widow o f John, 120 Av. 1 Kenney Charles, typecaster, 15 Centre Kent Mary A. 85 Eighth Kenney Charles, porter, 31 King Kent Samuel, clerk, 15 Centre Kenney Edward, mason, 354 Twelfth Kent Stephen, shipcarpenter, 3 Mangin Kenney Edward, teamster, 280 Stanton Kent Stephen P. carman, 300 Rivington Kenney Hannah, widow, 76 Morton Kent William, bootmaker, 211 Elm Kenney James, tailor, 206 At . 3, h. 206 At . 3 Kent William, 91 Horatio Kenney James B. shipfastener, E. 20th c. A t . A Kent William, lawyer, 66 Wall, h. 28 Union place Kenney John, baker, r. 9£ Frankfort Kent William, drygoods, 128 Broadway, h. 25 Clin* Kenney Lawrence, laborer, 215 Elizabeth ton, Brooklyn Kenney Margaret, wid. Nicholas, 189 W . 20th Kent W m. exchange, 5 Av. 4, Sc bootmkr, 211 Elm Kenney Margaret, wid. Nicholas, 260 Twelfth Kent William A. policeman, 617 Greenwich Kenney Michael, milk, 176 Broome Kent William A. & Co. clothiers, 129 William Kenney Owen, porterhouse, 15 Sixth Kent William St. G. 91 Horatio Kenney Patrick, laborer, r. 107 E. 30th Kent Sc Davies, lawyers, 66 Wall Kenney Peter, blacksmith. 185 A t . A KENT, POAG Sc CO. grocers, 1 Front Kenney Randal D. (col’d), r. 89 Greene KENT, ATWOOD Sc FARMER, strawgoods, 46 Kenney Samuel, sailmaker, 675 Water Broadway Kenney Thomas, boilermaker, 289 E. 11th Kent, Paine Sc Kent, drygoods, 43 Broad Kenney Thomas, laborer, 119 Washington Kentell William, carpenter, r. 71 Stanton Kenney Thomas, Tarnish, 140 Troy Kentish Charles A. guano, 40 Peck slip Kenney William, tailor, 252 Walker Kentish William A. guano, 40 Peck slip Kennock William, milk, 58 Ludlow Kentish William H. Sc Co. sarsaparilla, 73 Canal Kenny Bernard, bookkeeper, 533 Broome Kentish Sc Co. guano, 40 Peck slip Kenny Christopher, pedler, 252 Mott Kenward Thomas, waiter, 20 Dey Kenny Edward, architect, 1 Cottage place, h. 36 Kenworthy Henry, bookkeeper, 204 W. 16th Hamilton, Brooklyn Kenyon Amasa, jr. lumber, 15 W . 24th Kenny Francis, laborer, r. 44 Forsyth Kenyon John, stainer, 299 Av. 9 Kenny Henry, carpenter, 121 E. 11th Kenyon Pardon W . letteroffice, 91 Wall, h. 116 Kenny James, laborer, 230 Elizabeth Johnson, Brooklyn Kenny James F. lime, 243 Front, h. Williamsburgh Kenyon Varnum S. jr. drygoods, 144 Broadway, Kenny John, morocco, 48 Sixth bds. 29 Broadway Kenny John, hackman, 10 Pearl Kenzel John S. baker, 197 Franklin Kenny Mary, porterhouse, 88 Cross Kenzler Christian, tailor, 43 Roosevelt Kenny Michael, gratesetter, 62 Pitt Keogan Farrel, paver, 32 Montgomery Kenny Michael, porter, 501 Washington Keogan Patrick, grocer, 111 E. 22d Kenny Michael, laborer, r. 88 Mulberry Keogan Thomas, laborer, 16 Cannon Kenny Nicholas, laborer, r. 121 Sheriff Keogan Thomas, laborer, 124 E. 22d Kenny Patrick, 87 W . 19th Keogan William, porter, r. 74 Mulberry Kenny Patrick, carman, 124 Greenwich A t . Keogh Martin, smith, 341 Rivington, h. 347 Rif'ton Kenny Patrick, laborer, i21 E. 20th Keogh Mary, school, 77 Av. 3 Kenny Patrick, carpenter, r. 31 RooseTelt Keogh Michael, tailor, 216 E. 11th Kenny T. R. spectacle manufacturer, 419 Pearl Keogh Patrick J. clerk, 10 Mulberry Kenny Thomas, laborer, r. 32 Ridge Keogh Peter, joiner. 293 Av. 6 Kenny William, laborer, 24 Water Keoh Peter, laborer, 83 W . 25th Kenny William (col’d), boatman, 11 Anthony Keohane John, laborer, 358 Cherry Kenny M. Sc H. Hogan, fancy store, 36 A t . 8 Keon Margaret, widow, 77 Ridge Kenseller Dennis, laborer, 55 Anthony Keon Margaret, boarding, 212 W. 21st Kenselmaur Frederic, mason, 557 Fourth Keough Edward, grocer, 31 Monroe Kensett Adam, r. 165 Allen Keough James, laborer, 26 Broome KENSETT THOMAS & CO. preservers o f fresh Keough Michael, laborer, 122 Cherry provisions, oysters, lobsters, meats, See. office Keough Peter, cabinetmaker, 283 Av. 6 29 Old slip, factory 311 Monroe, h. Baltimore Keoun Frederic, butcher, r. 58 Av. B Kensett Sc Wheeler, provisions, 311 Monroe Keown James, rigger, 219 Rivington Kensey John F. mason, 24 Factory Kepot Frederick, carpenter, 44 Columbia Ken sly Nicholas, laborer, 83 At 4 Kepp Sc Thornton, shirts, 396 Broadway Kent Adeline, widow o f George, 52 Downing Kepple Richard, laborer, 656 Water Kent Alexander, laborer, r. 180 Elizabeth Keppy John, tailor, 35 Crosby Kent Benjamin B. stagedriver, 93 Cannon Ker John, carman, 121 Christopher Kent Charles, butcher, 12 Washington market, h. Ker William Q. carman, 31 Commerce 145 Allen Kerber Jacob, tailor, r. 198 Mott Kent Cornelius, b’tcher, 47 Fulton mkt. h. 69 E„16th Kercher John, shoemaker, 90 Amity Kent David, mason, 73 At * D Kerchhof Jacob, brewer, E. 33d, bet. Avs. 1 Sc 2 N KER 297 KET Kerens Dennis, boilermaker, 12 Lewis Kerr William, tailor, 9 Birmingham ^Keresey James, carver, 7 Vandewater Kerr William, wheelwright, r. 56 Ridge Kerigan Daniel, cooper, 335 Cherry Kerr Wm. bootmkr. 142 Maiden la. h. 86 Frankfort Kerigan Thomas, bootmaker, 4 Cortlandt Kerr Wm. H. stables, 156 Crosby,h.135 Waverly pi. ijKerins Patrick, hatter, 96 Catharine, h. 96 Catharine Kerr William J. mason, 79 King Kerker Andrew D. trunkmaker, r. 13 Dominick Kerr & Kirk, hotel, 395 Bowery toKerksieg Erich, music, 421 Broadway Kerrh John, liquors, 231W . 17th gKERKSIEG & BREUSING, music, 421 B’way Kerrigan Catharine, thread & needles, 22 E. 11th Kerl Thomas, laborer, 123 Third Kerrigan Charles, laborer, 109 Anthony Kerlin James, laborer, 552 Fourth Kerrigan Daniel, tailor, 14 Manhattan pi. Kerlin Michael, laborer, 552 Fourth Kerrigan Edward, carman, 59 Mercer liKerly Jeremiah, smith, 191 Seventh Kerrigan James, carman. 30 Lewis Kermit Robert, mer. 76 South, h 50 E. 14th Kerrigan James, laborer, r. 41 Anthony KERMIT & CAROW, mers. 76 South Kerrigan James, morocco dresser, 196 Greene Kermode James: rigger, 91 Columbia Kerrigan James, carpenter, r. 26 Montgomery Kern Abraham, pedler, 230 Houston Kerrigan James, cooper, 17 Rose Kern Auguste, coppersmith, r. 92 Columbia Kerrigan James, grocer, 112 Mott Kern Jacob, watchmaker, 47 Av. A KERRIGAN JAMES & SON, morocco, 1 Ferry, h. Kern William, shoemaker, 91 Second, h. 91 Second New Jersey Kernaghan Andrew, mason, 194 W . 20th Kerrigan John, auctioneer, 270 Delaney Kernaghan James, mason, 71 Suffolk Kerrigan Margery, dressmaking, 239 Elizabeth Kernan Edward, boilermaker, 475 Cherry Kerrigan Maurice S. morocco,1 Ferry, h.44 Frankft Kernan James, laborer, r. 316 W . 17th KERRIGAN MICHAEL,liquors,4 Centre,h.2 Centre Kernan John, laborer, 69 W . 18th Kerrigan Michael, morocco, 8 Jacob, bds. 7 Dover Kernan Margaret, widow, 208 Elizabeth Kerrigan Michael, clerk, 21 Willett Kernan Mary, porterhouse, 28 Centre Kerrigan Michael, laborer, 64 Goerck Kernan Mary, widow o f Michael, 123 Third Kerrigan Michl. jr. clothing, 3 Jackson, h. 3 Jackson Kernan Patrick, blacksmith, 402 Av. 6 Kerrigan Owen, coachman, 86 Leonard Kernan Peter, laborer, 229 E. 13th Kerrigan Patrick, carman, 106 Goerck . Kernan Peter J. outfitter, 21 West Kerrigan Patrick, waterman, 89 Market slip 1Kernan Timothy, laborer, 557 Fourth KERRIGAN PATRICK, coal, 504 Washington, tu . Kernan William, speculator, 220 Elizabeth 502 Washington Kernan William, bootmaker, E. 13th n. Av. 1 Kerrigan Philip, morocco, 11 Madison . Kernay John, porterhouse, 315 Water Kerrigan William, porterhouse, 202 Amos ‘ Kemberger Michael, shoemaker, 77 Chatham Kerrigan & Friel, morocco, 8 Jacob Kerney Bernard, teadealer, 23 Av. D Kerrison W. shirts, 120 Spring Kemey Darby, stonecutter, 94 Pitt Kerrett Adam, tailor, r. 406 Madison Kerney James T. machinist, 35 Essex Kerry John, shoemaker, r. 134 Elizabeth : Kemey John, tailor, 182 Mott Kershaw John, cutter, 546 Broome Kemey John, carman, 207 Stanton Kershaw Joseph, com. mer. 47 New Kemey Margaret, widow o f James, 224 Av. B Kershow Abraham, grocer, 37 Frankf t,h.50 Frnkft Kerney Patrick, laborer, 78 Hamersley Kerspohl Louis, grocer, 268 Water, h. 268 Water Kemey Patrick, grocer, 323 Front Kersteman William, broker, 83 Wall, h. Staten I. Kemin John, shoes, 88 Pitt Kersting John, shoemaker, 118 Elizabeth Kemochan Joseph, carman, 141 Hammond Kerven Rosanna, widow o f Daniel, 55 Fourth Keraochan Joseph, mer. 162 Pearl, h. 145 Av. 2 Kerwick John, grocer, W . 37th n. Av. 9, & W . 37th Kemon Francis, laborer, 311 Madison n. Av. 10, h. W . 37th n. Av. 9 Kemon Patrick, laborer, 54 Prince Kerwick John, tailor, 235 Rivington Kemon Peter, machinist, 348 Hudson Kerwin David, laborer, 420 Twelfth KERNOT HENRY, books, 633 Broadway, h. 633 Kerwin Mary, seamstress, 169 Christopher Broadway Keryer John, carman, 54 Frankfort Kerns Edward, cooper, r. 93 James, h. 68 James Keschner Jacob, blacksmith, 1 Amos Kerns John, ex. office, 96£ Perry, h. 96£ Perry Kesner Christian M. joiner, 75 Mangin Kerns Michael, laborer, 361 Twelfth Kessel Charles, carver, 240 Mott Kerns Patrick, umbrellas, 356 Houston Kessler Elizabeth, millinery, 255 Greenwich Kerns Thomas, shoemaker, 7 Hester Kessler George, confectioner, 222 Bleecker Kerr Adam, clerk, 140 E. 21st Kessler George P. 163 Duane Kerr Bernard, marblepolisher, 180 E. 25th KESSLER MEINHARD, com. mer. 165 Front, hv Kerr David, polisher, 157 E. 11th Brooklyn Kerr George, shoemaker, r. 75 Chrystie Kessler Peter, boots, 70 Mulberry Kerr Henry, printer. 279 Av. 1 KESSLER & CO. importers, 42 Exchange pL Kerr Henry A. wines and teas, 746 Broadway, h- Kessnor Guenther, painter, 459 Twelfth 746 Broadway Kesten Henry, milkman, 17 Roosevelt Kerr Hugh, carpenter, r. 87 Varick, h. 120 Canal Kester Francis H. agent. 30 Macdougal Kerr James, machinist. 399 Madison Kester George, grocer, 86 Av. B, h. 86 Av. B Kerr James, carman, W . 15th c. Av. 10 Kester Heining, hotel, 125 Av. D Kerr James, hotel waiter, 104 Pitt Kester Henry, grocer, 534 Broome Kerr James H. carpenter, r. 92 W. 26th Kestler John B. teacher, 174 Av. 6 Kerr John, blacksmith, 332 Stanton Kestner August, lampmaker, 218 Third Kerr John, tailor, 57 Mulberry Kestner Charles, cabinetmaker, 56 Attorney Kerr John, shoemaker, 152 W.B,way,h.l52W.B,way Ket Peter, tailor, r. 66 Wooster KERR JOHN & CO. brewers, 51 Leonard, h. 575 Ketcham Abel, grocer, 82 Hester, h. 82 Hester Broome Ketcham Adeline, wid. o f John, fancystore,80 Av.D, Kerr John J. physician, 786 Washington n. 80 Av. D Kerr Lawrence R. hotel,395 Bowery, h. 65th c.Av.3 Ketcham Alfred B.lawyer,76 Wall,h.20 W .B’waypl. Kerr Michael, laborer, 96 Av. 10 Ketcham Anthony, carman, 123 W . 24th Kerr Nixon, joiner, 304 Madison Ketcham Charles J. builder, 179 Clinton 1 Kerr Patrick, laborer, 96 Av. 10 Ketcham David, hardware, 258 Pearl,h.160 Atlantic Kerr Patrick, confectionary, 369 Av. 6, h. 369 Av. 6 Brooklyn Kerr Patrick, dry goods,"U7 Av. A Ketcham David' C. hatter, 135 Delaney Kerr Richard W . carpenter, 404 Greenwich Ketcham David S. furnishing, 97 William,h.Wmsbg Kerr Robert H. mahogany, 280 Third Ketcham Edward W . silversmith. 213 Broome Kerr Thomas, machinist, 307 W . 29th Ketcham Enoch, hardware, 23 Cliff, h. 248 W . 18th Kerr Thomas, stables, 48 Monroe, h. 56 Market Ketcham Ezra C. fancy goods, 158 Division, h 158 Kerr Thomas G. shipcarpenter, 204 Seventh Division KEU 298 KIE Ketcham Henry B. carrier, 110 Ludlow Keuzinger John, engraver, 18 Mulberry Ketcham Henry F. stables, 204 Fourth, h. 98 Wa- Kevan William, com. mer. 116 Water, h. 604 verly place Broadway Ketcham Israel, 120 Wall, h. Brooklyn Key Andrew, tinsmith, r. 254 Walker Ketcham James, watches, 373 Pearl, h. 49 Cliff Key Augustus, caulker, r. 170 Delaney Ketcham Jesse, printer, 3 Broad, h. 20 Bedford Keybum Thomas, runner, 11 Whitehall Ketcham John, F. painter, 31 Second Keyes Christopher, contractor, 295 Av. 2 Ketcham JohnG. insp. grain, 122 Amos Keyes Peter, laborer, 316 Eighth Ketcham John M. late grocer, 127 Chrystie Keyes Peter K. chairmaker, 52 Division KETCHAM JOHN W. superintendent, house o f Keyes Thomas, porter, 139 Washington refuge, foot o f E. 23rd Keyes William, shoemaker, 120 Anthony Ketcham Joseph M. collamore house, 532 Broadway Keynon Thomas, laborer, 237 E. 13th Ketcham Mary, wid. Stephen, drossmkr, 4 Market Keys David, jr. dentist, 227 W . 20th Ketcham Philip, carman, 32 Pitt Keys George, drygoods, 347 Av. 8 Ketcham Rebecca, widow o f Samuel R. 186 Cherry Keys James, drygoods, 46 Second Ketcham Samuel L. engineer, 9 Pitt Keys John, shoemaker, 332 Bleecker Ketcham Sidney, lawyer, 3 Tryon row Keys John, cooper, 91 Suffolk, h. 27 Ludlow Ketcham Silas, carman, 216 Delaney Keys Laurence, rags, 94 Willett Ketcham Susan, dressmaker, 115 Bleecker Keys Mary, caps, r. 96 Ridge Ketcham Tredwell, broker, 1 Hanover, h. 157 Keys William E. produce, 260 Washington , W . 11th Keyser Benjamin, carman, 113 Christopher Ketcham William, 122 Amos Keyser Catharine, widow o f Michael, huckster, 14 Ketcham William, lawyer, 87 Cedar, h. 183 Av. B Catherine mkt. h. 156 Ludlow Ketcham Woodhull, grocer, 115 Riving ton, h. 136 , Keyser Christiana H. widow o f John, 405 Houston Rivington Keyser Elizabeth, widow o f John, 641 Washington KETCHAM T. & CO, brokers, 1 Hanover Keyser Ernest, jr. ice, 179 Av. 3 Ketchum Chas. G. mer. 77 Cedar, h. Williamsburg Keyser Francis, grocer, 70 Clinton, h. 70 Clinton . Ketchum Edgar, attorney, 79 Nassau, h. Harlem Keyser Henry, forwarder, 7£ Coenties si. bds. Pearl Ketchum Henry S feed, 221 Monroe street house Ketchum Henry W . clerk, 9 Monroe Keyser Henry, butcher, 30 Clinton market, h. W, Ketchum Hiram, lawyer, 31 Wall, h. 32 E. 14th 22d n. Av. 8 Ketchum John T. B. grocer, 34 Front, h. Brooklyn Kersey Hiram, binder, 205 Mott Ketchum Joseph & Son, com. mers. 34 Front, h. 2 Keyser Isaiah, agent, 311 Bowery, h. Av. 4 c. 50th Blake’s buildings, Brooklyn Keyser John, butcher, 43 Wash’ton mkt, h. 183 Mott Ketchum Jos. jr. com. mer. 34 Front, h. 2 Blake’s Keyser John, builder, 192 Fourth, h. 88 Barrow buildings, Brooklyn Keyser John, carpenter, 2 Norfolk Ketchum Matthew, bricklayer, 4 Jackson pi. KEYSER JOHN H. & CO. hot air furnaces and Ketchum Morris, banker, 45 William, h. Westpt. ct ranges, 56 Cliff, h. 93 Franklin Ketchum Sidney, land agent, 2 Tryon row, h. E. Keyser Louis, segarmaker, 27 Chrystie 93rd c. Av. 4 Keyser Margaret, widow, 114 E. 27th Ketchum Wickhan, porter, h. 3 Mangin Keyser Mary, widow, 3 Rivington pi. KETCHUM & FESSENDEN, lawyers, 31 Wall Keyser Mary, widow o f Jacob, 304 Houston Ketchum & Perry, grocers, 34 Front Keyser William, police, 9 Desbrosses KETCHUM, GREVES & CO. land agents, 2 Tryon Keyser & Berrien, builders, 192 Fourth row Khern Adolf, bootfitter, 15 Anthony KETCHUM, ROGERS & BEMENT, bankers, 45 Khnon M. E. porterhouse, 9 City Hall square William Khnorr Francis, candlemaker, 210 W. 21st Keteltas Edward N. birdstore, 208 Division, h. 206 Khun Ernest, painter, 46 Forsyth Division Kibbe Maria, 33 Spring Keteltas Eugene, lawyer, 116 William, h. 37 St. Kibbe William B. telegraph, 16 Wall Mark’s pi. Kickissan Francis, carman, 222 Second Ketrick William, laborer, r. 109 Eldridge Kidd Alexander, musician, r. 88 Forsyth Kettcher Henry, musician, 136 W . 29th Kidd Hannah, widow o f Robert, r.128 Hammond Kettell Thomas P. editor, 170 Broadway, h. 24 Cot­ Kidd James M. carman, 125 Amity tage place Kidd John, laborer, r. 37 Goerck KETTELL trunkmaker, 214 Walker Kretschmar Henry, kit cutter, 481 Pearl KUCHEN GEORGE, bootmkr. 4 Beaver, h. 8 Pearl Kretz Augustus, merchant, 56 New, h. 5 Leroy pi. Kucker Catharine, late baker, r. 86 Ride-e Kretzler Albert, tailor, 112 Anthony Kuffe Arthur, laborer, 18 West ® Kreuder Charles, drygds, 50 G’wich, h. 50 G’wich Kufner Andreas, bootmaker, 63 Attorney Kreuder Ferdinand, drygoods, 50 Greenwich, h. 50 Kugefer Henry, grocer, 369 Bleecker, h. 369 Bleckr Greewichv Kugler William, 786 Washington Kreuder F. & Co. drygoods, 50 Greenwich KUH LEOPOLD & B. KREISCHER, chemical works. 95 Cedar, h. Brooklyn KREUDER FREDERICK commissioner, 65 G’wich Kuhhorn John, bootmaker, 115 First h. 58 Greenwich Kreuscher Christian, shoemaker, 38 Pearl Kuhl Charles, baker, Av. A bet. 19th 137 Ludlow h. 15 White Labatut John M. J. sen. mahogany, Walker c. Cen Ladey Patrick, laborer, 541 Hudson tre, h. 35 Hester Lading Luke, carpenter, r. 134 Fofsyth Labau N. Bergasse, lawyer, 192 Broadway, h. 95 Ladislaire Elizabeth, widow, washer, 111 Willett Lexington Av. Ladly William, tinsmith, 147 Houston Labbisse Charles, cook, 35 Crosby Ladu Jesse B. carman, 15 Av. 8 Labeck Herman F. apothecary, 297 Av. 8, h. 297 Ladue Nathan W . coal, 833 G’wich, h. 23 Horatio Av. 8 Laecert William, cabinet, 36 Pell Labis Henry, piano. 109 Av. 3 Laederich Louisa, washing, 28 White Laboyteaux Joseph, shoes, 649 B*way, h. 116 Suffolk LAEDLEIN MICHAEL, diningroom, 51 Broad, h. Labreche Louis, porterhouse, 90£ Murray 51 Broad Labrie Edward, printer, r. 186 Hester Laeffler H. C. & Co. hides, 38 Clinton, h. 17 Cl’ton Labrie Peter, oysters, 353 Av.3, h. 118 E. 27th Laenen Peter, segarmaker, W . 37th n. Av. 9 Lacey Edward W. cooper, 96 Wall, h. Wmsburg Lafarge John, 289 Broadway, h. 22 Washington pi, Lacey Frederick, merchant, 89 Front, h. Brooklyn Lafata Charles G. frescopainter, 84 Av. 3 Lacey Philo, cooper, 134 W . 13th Lafata Frances, dressmaker, 84 Av. 3 Lacey Thomas, cutter, 257 Walker Lafaye George E. printer, 47 Wooster f,, Lacey &. Edwards, coopers, 96 Wall Lafayette Charlotte, widow o f Antonio, 82 Av. D Lachaise Armand, imp. 43 Broad, h. New Jersey LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, 121 Water Lachaise & Fauche, importers, 43 Broad Lafetra W olcott G. late grocer, 344 Bleecker Lachat Germain, rouge, 48 Sullivan Lafever Minard, architect, 247*B’way, h. Williams* Lachenauer John, jeweler, r. 76 Reade burgh Lachenbro Jacob, segars, r. 126 Broome Laffen Robert, teacher, 382 Essex Lacken Dennis, cottonmender, 47 South and 30 Old Lafferta Albert, carman, 334 Madison slip, h. 160 Leonard Lafferty Henry, packer, 80 King Lacken Martin, cottonmender, 30 Old slip and 47 Lafferty John, laborer, 32 Madison aud 51 South Lafferty Owen, paver, 137 W.13th Lacken D. & M. cottonmenders, 30 Old slip and 47 Laffey Michael, sawyer, 371 Twelfth and 5L South Laffrey John, cooper, 60 Av. B Lacker Charles, tailor, r. 75 Chrystie Laflouer Alexander A. tailor, 43 Anthony Lackey Abraham, pickles, 310 W . 19th, h. r. 110 Laforest Catharine, widow o f Francis, 261 Delaney W . 19th Laforge Benjamin, carman, 5 Sheriff u Lackey Andrew, tailor, 28 Madison Laforge Cornelius, carpenter, 165 Barrow, h. 169 Lackey Francis, grocer, 168 Elizabeth Barrow Lackey James, tinman, 241 Bleecker Laforge Cornelius C. coffee, 62 Cannon Lackey Oliver, weaver, 241 Bleecker Laforge Bornt S. mason, 185 W . 27th Lacombe Emile H. com. mer. 71 Broad, h. 81 Clin­ Laforge Garret, teamster, 79 Cannon ton place Laforge Gertrude, widow o f Joseph, 21E. 11th Lacombe Theodore, 49 Warren Laforge H. K. furniture, 45 Vesey Lacost Cornelius, carman, 249 W. 18th Laforge Henry, builder,'5 Troy LACOSTE FELIX, consul, 4 State, h. 90 White Laforge Jacob, truckman, 7 Broome, h. 7 Broome Lacoste Peter, lacemaker, 38 Walker Laforge James, carman, r. 615 Greenwich Lacour John P. painter, 269 Houston, h. 179 Stanton Laforge John, carman, 218 W . 26th LAK 309 LAM Lafarge John M. carman, 198 W . 26th Lakenbaner Antoine, machinist, 534 Fourth Lafarge Johnston, truckman, 12 Mangin Lakey James, coachman, 162 W . 16th Lafarge Vincent, truckman, 12 Mangin Lakey James, machinist, 125 Anthony, h. Brooklyn Lafrance Beach T. shipcarpeuter, 221 Fifth LAL1N C. boarding, 52 Vesey Lagoupel Francis, manufacturer, 93 Reade Lally Patrick, shoemaker, 6 Spring i Lagowitz Jacob, trunks, 11 John, h. 210 Broome Lally Peter, carpets, 18 Prince LAGRAVE ALFRED F. hardware, 225 Greenwich, Lally Peter, weaver, 243 Bowery h. 177 Duane Lally Thomas, chairseaters, r. 231 Bowery Lagrave Augustus, paperboxer, 52 Nassau, h. B’klyn Lalor Daniel, carpenter, 38 First LAGRAVE JOHN J. hardware, 219 Greenwich, h. Lalor Edward, shoemaker, r. 88 Suffolk 179 Duane Lalor Eliza, thread and needles, 87 Forsyth Lagrill Joseph, shoemaker, 118 Suffolk Lalor Fenton, tailor, 30 Madison Lagrill Louis, painter, 180 Broome Lalor John, laborer, 294 Stanton Lahay Michael, blacksmith, 66 Madison Lalor John, clerk police, 103 Essex 5Lahens Emile, merchant, 62 Wall, h. 20 W . 11th Lalor John, carriagemaker, 159 Third Lahens Isidore, merchant, 62 Wall, h. France Lalor Martin, plumber, 387 Bowery, h. 387 Bowery |LAHENS J. & CO. merchants, 62 Wall Lalor Michael, mason, 211 Second Lahey James, laborer, r. 110 Bedford Lalor Patrick, carman, 373 Twelfth i Lahou John, cooper, 127 Front, h. Brooklyu Lalor William, butcher, 30 Centre mkt, h. 38 First Lahr Adam, grocer, 131 E. 16th Lalauette Paul H. coals, 441 Grand, h. 106 Seventh Lahr J. grocer, 83 Av. A Laluler Morty, laborer, 654 Water j LAHR JOHN, grocer, 400 Cherry Lamar G. B. pres, bank o f the republic, Hanover e. i Lahrbush Frederick, captain, 152 Av. 7 Ex. pi. h. 170 Atlantic, Brooklyn Lahy Hugh, carman, 806 Washington Lamarche Edward, importer, 138 Pearl, h. B’klyn 3Lahy John, carman, r. 8 Fifth Lamarche Hyacinthe, imp. 138 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Lahy Joseph, driver, 447 Cherry LAMARCHE E. & H. importers, 138 Pearl Lahy Michael, laborer, 142 Maiden lane Lamarr Isabella, bonnets, 209 Bowery Laid Abraham, tailor, 265 Second Lamarr Michael, bonnet presser, 209 Bowery Laidlaw Robert, 103 Fulton, h. 94 Twelfth Lamb Anthony, 5 Albion pi. y Laidlaw John, president, 175 Front, h. 124 Colum­ Lamb Chester, stables, r. 36 Barclay, h. 36 Barclay bia, Brooklyn Lamb Daniel, shipcarpenter, 339 Twelfth ELaight Edward W . 15 Clinton place Lamb Edward, coppersmith, 112 Ludlow ? Laight Elizabeth, widow o f Henry, 77 Leonard Lamb Ellen, 120 Twelfth j Laight William E. 37 Clinton place Lamb Eliza, widow ot Daniel, boarding, 76 Barclay Laimbeer William jr. builder, 132 E. 25th Lamb Francis, tailor, 16 Doyer Lain John, porter, W . 31st n. Av. 7 Lamb George, baker, r. 16 Thompson Lain John, laborer, 105 Washington Lamb Jacob W . carman, 97 W. 24th I Laine Victor, hairdresser, 112 Roosevelt Lamb John, weaver, 479 Greenwich Laihg Angelina, widow o f Randolph, 663 G’wich Lamb John, agent, 96 John, h. Brooklyn Laing Edgar H. 27 E. 21st Lamb John, blacksmith, r. 66 Ridge ilLaing George Washington, printer, r. 90 W . 16th Lamb John, shoemaker, 2 Cannon ‘ Laing Hugh, pres, clinton fire ins. co. 40 William, Lamb John, hatter, 98 Pitt h. 459 Broome Lamb Joseph P. carpenter, 123 W . 24th Laing Hugh, grocer, 97 Washington, h. 97 Washtgn Lamb Joseph W , carman, 191 W . 16th ,j Laing James, stonecutter, 267 W . 28th Lamb Margaret, wid. o f Thos. dressmkr, r. 24 Jane Laing John G. physician, 129 Greenwich Lamb Matilda, widow o f Burnet, 253 Mulberry Laing Joseph & Co. lithographer, 66 Fulton, h. 21 Lamb Michael, porterhouse, 445 A t . 1 Thompson Lamb Patrick, bedsteads, 15 Doyer, h. 13 Pell “Laing Lewis L. mason, 37 Hester Lamb Peter, bootmaker, 99 Chrystie Laing Peter, carpenter, 64 North Moore Lamb Peter, laborer, r. 307 Mott Laing Randolph C. mason, 309 Eighth Lamb Robert, bookbinder, 58 Broome 1Laing Robert, machinist, 388 Tenth Lamb Rosana, widow of Patrick, 339 Twelfth . Laing Thomas J. mason, r. 61 Ridge Lamb Thomas, rigging, 89 Pike slip, h. 89 Pike slip , Lair Samuel, blacksmith, 810 Washington Lamb Thomas W . grocer, 164 W . 30th TLaird Benjamin, 151 Franklin Lamb William, carpenter, 341 Twelfth I3!Laird Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, 277 Av. 7 Lambart Charles, cabinetmaker, 115 Anthony 1Laird Henry, tailor, 113 Third Lambart Frederick, bootmaker, 117 Grand Laird Jacob, toothmaker, 433 Pearl Lambcold Henry, nightwatch, 93 Ridge Laird James, wigmaker, 92 Chatham, h. 92 Chatham Lamberson David, hatfinisher, 2 Congress -•'Laird James M. tailor, 68 Barclay, h. 14 Av. 8 Lamberson Frederick W . lawyer, 42 John, h. 129th * Laird James R . provisions, 52 Wash, mkt, h. M. J. n. Av. 6 * Laird Jane, apples, r. 42 Frankfort Lamberson John, carpenter, 277 Third Laird Jennett, widow of William, 66 Hamersley Lambert Alexander (col’d), barber, 93 Hudson Laird John, bootmaker. 30 Av. 6 Lambert Charles,* sailor, r. 63 James Laird John A. drygoods, 58 Cedar, h. 151 Franklin LAMBERT EDWARD & CO. silkgoods, 51 B’way,. Laird Joseph, laborer, r. 10 York h. Brooklyn Laird Margaret, widow o f William, porterhouse, Lambert Edward A. stationer, 69 Wall & 4 S. W il­ W . 35th n. Av. 8 liam, h. 43 Wyckoff, Brooklyn Laird Moses M. liquors, 35 Vesey, h. 151 Franklin Lambert Hannah, widow o f William, grocer* 130* Laird & Co. provisions, 50 W . Washington market Houston Laird & Minturn, tailors, 68 Barclay Lambert James H. com. mer. 117 Front, h.,70 Un­ [ Laird & Van Liew, wholesale groceries and liquors, ion place £i ' 35 Vesey Lambert Jeremiah, drygoods, 523 Greenwich* lu Lairy Mary, widow o f Michael, 61 Robinson 523 Greenwich * Lake Ansley, carman, 185 W . 17th Lambert Joseph, elk harlem r. r. 199 Greene Lake Austin H. teamster, 103 Goerck Lambert Joseph, tailor, 169 Third Lake George G. drygoods, 64 Canal, h. 82 Canal Lambert Joseph, night watchman, 35 Canal Lake Hotcnka, clerk, 63 Jane Lambert Louis, physician, 153 E. !l6th Lake John, boatman, 117 Perry Lambert Madame, corsets, 420 Broadway ;HjLake John I. shipcarpenter, 315 Front Lambert Mary, widow of John, 68 James Lake John W . carman, 635 Fourth Lambert Richard, 94 Wall, h. 56 State, Brooklyn Lake Joseph S. late banker, 7 St. George’s pi. Lambert Richard, clerk, 86 Division gjLake Samuel H. speculator, 35 Cherry Lambert Thomas, Mrs. 6 Dover i Lake Swain, carman, 161 Hammond Lambert Thomas J. carver, 15.Bo.wery, h. 71 Green­ Lakeli John, carpenter, 185 Second wich Av. 19 LAN 310 LAN Lambert Timothy fancygoods, 114 Madison Landgraff John, tailor, 8 Staple Lambert William, gardener, 134 W.17th Landgraf Joseph, tabocconist, 55 Houston, h.r. 55 Lambert William, rigger, 324 Eighth Houston Lambert J. & Co. drygoods, 523 Greenwich Landgrave Francis, cabinet, r. 162 Attorney LAMBERT &. LANE, stationers, 69 W all & 4 S. Landgrebe W m. tailor, 586 B’way, h. 362 Av. 6 William Landham G. A. physician, 398 Av. 9 Lambertson John B. mason, 419 At . 6 Landon Charles G. drygoods, 73 Broadway, h. $ Lambeth Eliza, widow o f John, r. 29 Willett W . Washington pi. Lambrecht Anton, carman, 34 Av. B Landon Chauncery B. upholsterer, 177 Varick Lame an Frederick, turner, 102 W . 30th Landon Edwin R. accountant, 64 Front, h.289 Tenth Lametti Margaret, widow, 192 Chatham sq. Landon John E. watchmaker, 247 Hudson, h. 24? Lamm Michael, tailor, 25 Marion Hudson Lamma Peter, shipcarpenter, 153 Cherry Landrakin John, machinist, 266 Fifth Lammer Adam, shoemaker, 653 Washington Landour Joseph, baker, 234 Stanton Lammerman John, confectioner, 150 Christopher Landrine Benjamin, porter, 85 Nassau JLammers Bernard, painter, 267 Ay. 7 Landrine W m . B. builder, 445 Fourth, h. 452 Fourth Lamont Charles A. grocer, 70 Water, h. 94 Madison Landro Henri, physician, 19£ Duane Lamont Duncan, 40 Broadway, h. Atlantic hotel Landsberg Samuel, hats, 300 Second Lamont Jane, spinster, 3 Rivington pi. Landsee Chas. c. h. broker, 18 Wall, h. 78 Forsyth Lamont John, milk, 30 Thompson Landsee John, carpenter, 317 Rivington Lamont Julia A. widow o f Archibald, 224 Clinton Landsindal William, tailor, 7 Norfolk Lamont Sarah, widow o f Edward, 11 Watts Landus Michael, cabinetmaker, 157 Broome Lamore John, shoemaker, 224 Division Landy James, stonecutter, 166 W . 16th Lamoreaux Ann, widow o f Benson, 311 Av. 8 Landy John, porter, r. 20 Trinity pi. Lamoreaux Anne, widow o f Uriah, 36 Goerck Landy Margaret, widow o f H. D. 21 Jones Lamoreaux Daniel M. carman, 183 W . 27th Landy Michael, grocer, 36 Pearl Lamoreaux Elemuel, carman, 215 W . 24th Lane A. A. imp. 139 Front, h. 15 Willow, Brooklyn Lamoreaux Frederick, boilermaker, 92 Broome Lane Adolphus, dry gds, 11 Maiden la. h. 219 Tenth Lamoreaux Robert, butcher, r. 144 Essex Lane Albert, clerk, 309 Houston Lamoreaux Robert, clerk, W . 35th n. Av. 8 LANE ANTHONY, broker, 35 Wall, h.S. I. Lamoreaux Robert J. engineer, 284 Fifth Lane Arthur, tailor, 116 Madison Lamgreaux Susan, widow Timothy W . 264 W .13th Lane Augustus R. smith, 244 South Lamoreaux William, stagedriver, 372 Tenth Lane Bartholomew, laborer, 196 W. 27th Lamoureaux Andrew, lawyer, 6 City Hall pi. h. 114 Lane Columbus, clerk, 142 B’way, h. 122 Bedford Ludlow Lane Daniel, mason, 22 Norfolk Lamoureaux Chauncey H. stoves, 301 Spring, h. Lane David, feed, Tenth c. Av. 4, h. 76 Av. 4 California Lane David, mer. 46 Broad, h. 12 Brevoort pi. Lamoureaux Edwin R. lawyer, 29 Hammond Lane David, plasterer, 100 W.20th Lamp Henry, caulker, 375 Eighth Lane Edward W . druggist, 400 Av. 8, h. 400 Av. 8 Lampard John G. shoemaker, 26 Hubert Lane Eli H. tobacco, 133 Charles Lampe Ernst H. segars, 191 Canal Lane Francis M. painter, 680 Greenwich, h. 680 • Lampe John H. grocer, 364 Water, h. 8 James si. Greenwich jj Lamperts Leonard, grocer, 485 Av. 6, h. 485 Av. 6 Lane Frederick, grocer, 149 E. 24th Lampher Levi, lather, 138 Lewis Lane George (Rev.), 200 Mulberry & 138 Nassau, h, \ i Lamport Hiram H. books, 267 Pearl, h. Wmsbgh 12 Crosby Lamprecht Adolphus, merchant, 320 Ninth Lane George (col’d), porter, r. 174 Essex Lampson Burritt, shoemaker, 200 Av. 9 Lane George, clerk, 41 Vandam Lampson David C. carptr,90 Elizabeth,h.19 Del’ncy Lane George A. grocer, 362 Tenth Lamson Chas. mer. 38 Burling si. h. 21 Brevoortpl. Lane Geo. W . grocer, 190 Front, h. 120 W . 14th jog Lamson Ebenezer G. cutlery, 7 Gold, h. Mass. Lane Heber, painter, 680 Greenwich, h. 662 G’wich jog .Lamson George, printer, 95 Clinton Lane J. Stearns, dry gds, 11 Maiden la. h. 219 Tenth jag Lamson George W. com. mer. 24 South William, h. Lane James, tailor, 436 Broadway Brooklyn Lane James H. clerk, 9 Leonard • Lamson Sarah, widow o f Joseph, 370 Madison Lane James S. (col’dj, cook, 108 Church Lamson Sarah, widow o f John W . 128 Norfolk Lane Jane, widow oi John, r. 240 Rivington Lamson, Goodnow & Co. cutlery, 7 Gold Lane Jeremiah, laborer, 356 Cherry Lamy Henry, dyer, 281 Av. 9, h. 281 Av. 9 Lane John, drygoods, 22 Hamilton Lamy Theodore, jeweler, 253 Bleecker Lane John, clerk, 272 Canal Lanagan Dennis, tailor, r. 10 Mulberry Lane John, r. 9 Dominick Lanagan Thomas, mason, r. 265£ Elizabeth Lane John, laborer, 65 Cherry Lanamore Peter P. porter, 267 Seventh Lane John (col’d), carman, r. 84 King Lancaster Edward B. milk, 524 Pearl Lane John J. mer. 192 Pearl, h. 33 Johnson, B’klyn Lancaster John, tinman, 119 Stanton Lane John S. drygds, 23 Catharine, h. 22 Hamilton ^ Lancey John, wheelwright, 74 Gansevoort Lane John S. varnisher, 23 Catharine, h. 23 Cath Lanckenau Richard, prof, music, 18 St. Mark’s pi. Lane John V. tailor, 382 Tenth Land Henry, tailor, 111 King Lane Joseph, 49 Ludlow Lauda M. furrier, 284 Greenwich, h. 284 Greenwich Lane Jos. M. com. mer. 12 Coenties el. h , Jersey c. Lander Charles, shipmaster, 267 Seventh Lane Josiah, 7 University pi. . Lander Henry, porterhouse, 145 Division Lane Josiah A. cabinetmaker, 23 Catharine, h. 23 Lander Henry, locksmith, 329 Sixth Catharine Lander Tobias D. jeweller, 94 Fulton, h. 264 W m . Lane Lewis, carpenter, W . 33d n. Av. 7 Lander Valentine, tailor, 84 Essex Lane Maltby G. grocer, 76 Av. 4, h. 84 Av. 4 Lander William S. wireworker, 145 Madison Lane Margaret, laundress, 148 Church Landermann Charles, chairmaker, r. 100 Anthony Lane Margaret, widow o f Timothy, r. 38 Cherry Landers Celia, widow o f John, 132 Lewis Lane Margaret, widow o f John, 223 Varick Landers Christopher, shipcarpenter, r. Goerck n. Lane Margaret (col’d), nurse, 11 Anthony •. i Houston Lane Mary, widow o f Daniel, cupping, 176 Vanes Landers Dennis, confectionary, 85 Cedar, h. 140 Lane Mathis, milkman, 400 Av. 8 Columbia, Brooklyn Lane Michael, upholsterer, 430 Pearl Lauders James, machinist, 58 Elizabeth Lane Michael H. glasccutter, 43 Duane, h. llOTnje Landers John, customhouse, 57 Houston Lane Nathan, stationer, 69 W all & 4 S. Wilh*®»k Landers John, rigger, r. 63 James U Jay I „ Landers Sarah J. wid. Mich’l, dressmkr, 79 Centre Lane Nehemiah B. com. merchant* 92 Broad, klb *9 Landesmann George, physician, 55 Allen Chrystie • . Lanefort Henry, late painter, 69 Jackson Lane Nelson, drygoods, 65 Catharine, h. 4 Attorney LAN 311 LAR Lane P. Vanzandt, drygds, 43 William, h. 215 Tnth Langeberg Nicholas, musician, 144 Grand Lane Park H. feed, 399 West, h. 26 Grove |Langeneckert Anthony, liquors, 24 Albany Lane Patrick, tailor, r. 177 Elizabeth ! Langer William, jeweler, 82 Henry Lane Rebecca, widow o f Daniel, dressmaker, 19 Langfield Edward, tailor, 104 Troy Cannon : Langford Henry, sailor, 69 Jackson Lane Rebecca, boarding, 11 University pi. Langford John, blacksmith, r. 107 E. 30th Lane Richard, painter, 134 Broome Langhaar Henry C. grcr, 204 Chrystie, h. 25 Stantn Lane Richard, bookbinder, 223 Varick Langhaar John, grocer, 34 Rivington, h. 34 Rivngton Lane Robert, late drygoods, 11 Maiden lane, h. 215 Langhome Josephine, wid. o f Henry, 85 Attorney Tenth Langhten Bernard, laborer, r. 61 Crosby Lane Robert L. sailmaker, 69 South & 100 Pine, h. Langleich John, laborer, 146 Third 115 Nassau, Brooklyn Langley John, laborer, 206 E. 13th Lane Rodney, moulding, 167 Madison Langley John, baker, 157 Cherry Lane Sands, carpenter, 45 Av. C LANGLEY WILLIAM C. & CO. commission mer­ Lane Smith E. lawyer, 27 Wall chants, 25 Broad, h. Long Island Lane Stephen A. furniture, 113J- B’wry,h. 23 C’th’ne Langlin C. F. O. cabinetmaker, 187 Eleventh Lane Susan, widow o f James, flowers, 284 Sixth Langlois Margaret, widow o f Charles, 26 Warren Lane Thaddeus H. lawyer, 52 Wall, h. 209 W . 14th Langsdon Fernandez, laborer, 40 Hamersley Lane Tnomas, salesman, 227 Spring Langshore William, sawmill, foot W . 14th h. 796 Lane Thomas, cordwainer, 25 Cedar, h. 38 Vandam Washington Lane Thomas, salesman, 20 E. 13th Langstadter Bernhard, drygoods, 268 Bleecker & Lane Thomas, laborer, 12 Pearl 532 Grand, h. 268 Bleecker Lane Wallace, lookingglass, 156 Av. 6, h. 191 Av. 6 Langstadter Jacob, drygoods, 268 Bleecker & 532 Lane William, bootmkr, 9 Market, h. 254 E. B’way Grand, h. 74 Broome Lane William, seaman, 98 Thompson Langstadter J. & B. drygoods, 268 Bleecker & 532 Lane William G. drygoods, 194 Broadway, h. 1 Grand Madison Av. Langstaff John, bootcloser, 32 Ridge Lane William J. cashier Fulton bank, 268 Pearl, h. Langton Anne, widow o f Lawrence, 80 Broome 209 W . 14th Langwesser Adam, huckster, 448 Cherry Lane H. & F. M. painters, 680 Greenwich Langworthy John, artificial flowers, 23 Essex LANE A. &. J. S. drygoods, 11 Maiden la. Langworthy Montreville, 14 Chrystie Lane & Co. drygoods, 11 Maiden la. Lanier Emelio, engineer, 102 Grand LANE & BAILEY, com. mers. 12 Coenties si. Lanier J. F. D. banker, 52 Wall, h. 11 E. 17th Lane & Church, smiths, 244 South Lanigan Daniel, laborer, 77J Roosevelt LANE & GUILD, drygoods, 57/Cedar Lanigan Mary, sodawater, i5 Franklin LANE & MANGAM, com. mers. 92 Broad Lankenau John S. grocer. 333 Bowery, h. 333 Bwry Lane & Porter, drygoods, 65 Catharine LANMAN DAVID T. druggist, 69 Water, h. Brklyn LANE & SCOTT, publ’rs,138 Nassau & 200 Mulb’ry Lannay Victoria E. widow o f Lewis, 395£ Fourth LANE, LAMSON & CO. importers, 46 Broad Lannigan Catharine, 181E. 11th Laner Karl & Co. liquors, 184 Second Lannon Michael, bootmaker, 40 Hamersley Laney Michael, milk, 588 Fourth Lannon Michael, laborer, 21 Batavia Lang Alexander, baker, 388 Pearl, h. 388 Pearl Lannuway John, rigger, 52 Elm Lang Andrew, cabinetmaker, 41 Sullivan Lanor Michael, laborer, r. 159 Third Lang Conrad, tailor, 64 Wooster Lanphear Samuel, tailor, 46 Av. 3, h. 46 Av. 3 Lang Edmund, carman, 601 Fourth Lanphier Jeremiah C. tailor, 203 Broadway Lang Francis, sawmill, 221 Stanton Lansdown Sarah, widow, 89 Lewis Lang George (col’d), sailor, 109 Broome Lansing Alfred, engraver, 246 Division Lang Gottleb, baker, 160 Washington Lansing John U. 93 Canal Lang Henry, tailor, 104 W . 24th Lansing Sarah, widow o f John, 37 Grand Lang John, shoemaker, 611 Fourth LANSING S. G. & W . hardware, 50 Cortlandt Lang Lanehort, baker, 256 Broome, h. 256 Broome Lansinger Peter, tailor, 50 Attorney Lbng Leopold, furs, 39 Maiden la. Lanson Louis, watchcaseraaker, 10 Rose, h. 10 Rose Lang Lewis, provisions, 7 Washington market and Lanson Robert, exch. 18 Thompson, h. 37 Grand 540 Washington, h. Newburgh Lant Henry P. captain, 121 E. 28th Lang Nicholas, painter, 212 Division Lant Philip, bootmaker, 78 Ludlow Lang Peter, baker, 267 Division Lanton John, bricklayer, 450 Hudson. Lang Philip, baker, 772 Greenwich Lantry James, laborer, 35 Pitt Lang Robert, baker, 381 Broome Lanti*y Matthew, laborer, 3 Rivington pi. Lang Robert M. carpenter, 27 Charlton Lantry Thomas, laborer, 64 Goerck Lang Siekman, contractor, 194 Second Laox Anton, carpenter, 135 W . 13th Lang Timothy H. machinist, 61 Av. D Lapaugh Henry D. lawyer, 18 Wall Lang William, bootmaker, 207 Centre LAPAUGH & DOWNING, lawyers, 18 Wall Langalin Robert, bedsteads, 98 Bank Lapham Allen, boilermaker, 26 Hubert Langan Arthur, carpenter, 155 Av. 3 Lapham Anson, hides & leather, 28 Ferry, h. 70 Co­ Langan Michael, fancystore, 455 Pearl lumbia. Brooklyn Langan Oliver, bootmaker, 92 Catharine Lapham Elliott E. provisions, 260 Washington, h 27 Langbem Leonard, baker, 3 Thomas Ludlow Langbine Peter, tailor, 6 Oak Lapham Pardon, physician, 112 First Langdon Ananias, measurer, 31 Coent. si. h. Bklyn Lapham Theron, machinist, 526 Greenwich Langdon Benj. S. grain measurer, 64 Market Lapham & Keys, provisions, 260 Washingtoa Langdon Edmund, copyist, 545 Hudson Lapine James, tailor, 23 Chambers, h. 162 Franklin Langdon Edward, hardware, 71 Broad Lapky John, laborer, r. 76 Grand Langdon Jamima, wid. o f Gidney, 14 Gay Lapp Edward, tinsmith, 105 First Langdon John A. caulker, 326 Front Lapp Michael, liquors, 34 Hester Langdon John B. oils, 56 Water, h. Montpelier, Vt. Lappe Louis, bootmaker, 142 Elm Langdon Martin, printer, 91 E. 11th Lapping, Low & Co. druggists, 214 Pearl Langdon Thomas, carman, 137 E. 26th Laprenier Oliver, collarmaker, 486 Houston, h 24U Langdon Thomas W . 20 Vesey Elizabeth 2 Langdon Woodbury, Lafayette pi. c. Astor pi. Lapriel Sylvester, bricklayer, 108 W . 21st Lange Alexander, gilder, 25 Frankfort Lapsley Thomas, iron pipes, 46 Lewis Lange Frederick, tailor, r. 82 Cannon Larabee Charles, casemaker, 240 Mott Lange John H. chairmaker, 142 Wooster Laragh William, painter, 73 W . 13th Lange Wadyslaus, silversmith, 158 William, h. 16 Laragy Owen, barkeeper, 270 Grand Clarke Larbig John A. tailor, 93 Fourth Lange William, cabinetmaker, r. 145 Stanton Larbit Adam, tailor, r. 93 Fourth LAS 312 LAU Larcombe Richard J. pencilcases, r. 30 Cortlandt Lascell John J. carman, 94 Av. 8 Large Alfred, importer, 61 Broad, h. Brooklyn Lascell John B. packer, 141 W . 15th Large Cornelius, hatter, 76 Reade Lasey John, blacksmith, 288 E. 13th Large John W . tobacconist, 82 Bleecker Lash Eliza, widow o f John, 143 W . 15th Large Joseph T. barometers, 118 John, h. Wmsburg Lashbrook Robert, sailor, r. 67 Oliver Large Joshua, guns, 102 Nassau, h. 220 Myrtle Av. Lasher George, engineer, 41 Scammel Brooklyn Lasher John J. physician, 167 Duane Larhin Bridget, widow o f John, 197 South Lasing Hermann S. tailor, 34 Av. C Larhy William, carman, 140 Jane Lassen Niels P. shipchandler, 32 Rector, h. 9 Rector Larivee John, barber, 208 Elm Lassen & Petersen, shipchandlers, 32 Rector Larken Thomas, laborer, 4£ Moore Last John, laborer, r. 37 Goerck Larkin Albert, vegetables,18 Wash mkt.h. 98 Vesey Late Dominick, mariner, 18 Ren wick Larkin Daniel, laborer, W . 39th n. Av. 8 Latham Abra’m. M. eatingh. 616 Water, h. 616Water Larkin Daniel A. & Co. bootmaker, 87£ Forsyth & Latham Asa L. mills, 66 Duane pawnbroker, 206 Centre, h. 206 Centre Latham Daniel H. exp. 3 Tryon row, h. 26 Rutgers Larkin Edward, printer, r. 233 Sullivan Latham David, moulder, 83 Jackson Larkin Edward, engineer, r. 158 W . 20th Latham Edwd. liquors, 102 Houstn, h. 8 Manhattan Larkin Edward, plasterer, r. 472 Broome Latham Edward, fisherman, 2 Union market, h. 8 Larkin Felix, laborer, r. 58 Hamersley Manhattan Larkin Henry, stonecutter, W . 33d n. Av. 7 Latham Edward (col’d), carpenter, 134 Chrystie Larkin Honora, widow o f John, 38 Second Latham Elbert, mar. insp. 58 Wall, h. 26 Rutgers Larkin Hugh, smith, 73 Goerck Latham Elizabeth, fancystore, 140 Walker Larkin James, tailor, r. 42 Henry Latham Elizabeth, dressmaker, 58 Varick Larkin James, marble polisher, 135 Amity Latham Henry, butcher, Wshgtn mkt. h. 67 Second Larkin James, grocer, 378 Sixth Latham James, gunsmith, 399 Av. 3 Larkin James, blaster, 113 E. 22d Latham Samuel C. confec. 146 Varick, h.146 Varick Larkin James,produce, 43 W .W ash mkt,h.43Vesey Latham William, caulker, 83 Jackson Larkin John, blacksmith, 139 Av. C Latham & Lewis, diningsaloon, 626 Water Larkin John, drover, 16 Sixth LATHERS RICHARD, com. merchant, 142 Pearl, Larkin John, laborer, 195 Franklin h. New Rochelle Larkin John, seaman, 3 Dover Lathrop Charles C. broker, 40 Wall, h. N. Jersey Larkin John, nailer, 213 E. 13th Lathrop Charles C. 124 Chambers Larkin Loftis, mason, 178 E. 17th Lathrop Charles D. drygoods, 16 Cortlandt, h. 51 Larkin Maria, widow o f Henry, 169 Essex Rose Larkin Martin, tailor, r. 185 Cnrystie Lathrop Ebenezer, physician, 91 Macdougal Larkin Matthew, laborer, r. 29 Willett Lathrop Edward (Rev.), E. 19th c. Av. 2 Larkin Michael, dealer, 73 Goerck Lathrop Francis S. mer, 59 John, h. 34 W. 17th Larkin Michael, 107 Twelfth Lathrop Isaac A. tinsmith, 115 Hamersley Larkin Michael, carman, r. 41 Rutgers Lathrop J. Stebbins, merchant, 59 John Larkin Michael, shoemaker, 395 Tenth Lathrop Joshua, forwarder, 6 Front, h. Astoria Larkin Moses, mason, 69 E. 27th, h. 302 Third Lathrop Leonard, lwyr, 25 Chmbrs, h. Carmanrille Larkin Owen, baker, 107 Goerck Lathrop Mary, widow o f Dwight, 33 W. 17th Larkin Patrick, fish smoking, 47 Charles Lathrop P. 176 Broadway Larkin Patrick, laborer, 105 Lewis Lathrop Paoli, fancygoods, 12 Dey & 169 Fulton Larkin Patrick, milk, 181 E. 24th Lathrop Rich’d. D. drygds. 16 Cortlandt, h. 51 Rose Larkin Thomas, cabinetmaker, r 250 Mott Lathrop Samuel, actor, 153 Grand Larkin Thomas, laborer, r. 14 Leonard Lathrop Septimus, 7 South, h. Buffalo Larkin Thomas, laborer, 118 Christopher Lathrop Silas, 11 Thompson Larkin Thomas, carman, r. 227 Mulberry Lathrop William M. mer. 76 Maiden la. h. 138 W. Larkin Thomas, tailor, 27 Cherry 22d Larkins Francis, engineer, 59 Roosevelt LATHROP F. S. & CO. drygoods, 59 John & 115 Larkins Nathaniel, laborer, 371 Twelfth & 117 William, “ Washington stores” Larmee Talmon, midwife, 121 Franklin LATHROP & LUDINGTON, drygds, 16 Cortlndt Larmer James, carpenter, 747 Greenwich Latimer Charles E. 63 Liberty, h. 42 Beach Larmont M. physician, 42 Reade Latimer Edwin H. printer, 12 Attorney Larmour Jacob, builder, 16 Jane Latimer John, boilermaker, 25 Lewis Larned W m . successor o f H. H. Sherwocd, M. D. Latin Isaac A. engineer, r. 23 Hester 102 Chambers Laton Andrew, shipjoiner, 278J Grand Larned William Z. drygoods, 36 Dey Latan Benjamin B. boots, 109 Fourth Larney Hugh, lamp oil, 96 Essex, h. 96 Essex Laton Ellen, thread & needles, 278£ Grand Larney Michael, laborer, 87 Willett Laton Samuel B. carman, 216 Broome Larney Patrick, grocer, 69 Cherry Laton Willet, carman, 44£ Broome Laroche W m. T. clerk, 39 Liberty, h. 110 Barrow Latou Robert, shipjoiner, 430 Tenth, h. 295 Tenth Larocque Jeremiah,lwyer,65 Mers.Ex.h.3 Varick pi. LatouretteJoseph R. drygds, 45 Cedar, h, Jersey c. Laroe Jas. G. blksmith, 41 Cannon, h. r. 41 Cannon Lats Frederick, bootfitter, 104 Pitt LA RUE ISAAC, pickles, 23 South, h. 136 Atlantic, Latsch John, boatman, 83 Cannon Brooklyn Latschar John, tailor, 48 Av. 1 Larue Mary, curls, 163 Canal, h. 163 Canal Lateon Abraham C. builder, 207 W . 23d Larue Mary, wid. o f Abraham, 49 Rutgers LATSON JOHN W . lwyr, 179 B’wy h. 71 Ham’nd Lary John, caiman, 100 Charles Latson William B. builder, 21 Hudson place Lary John, foundry, 220 Av. B Lats on & MacGregor, lawyers, 179 Broadway Lary Richard, waiter, 18 E. 13th Latt Henry, bakery, 357 Av. 7, h. 357 Av. 7 Larzelere B. F. dining saloon, 190 West Latta Mary, widow o f William, 13 Wooster Lasak Edgar F. furs, 19 John, h. 101 Av. 2 Latta Robert, clerk, 28 Sheriff Lasak Francis W . furs, 19 John, h. 101 Av. 2 Lattan Lewis, precious stones, 32 Harrison LASAK F. W . & SON, furs, 19 John Latting John J. lawyer, 59 Fulton, h. 32 Bank L AS ALA JOHN B. & NEPHEW, com. mers. 6 Latting Waring & Co. fitters, 412J Broadway,h.741 Broadway, h. 19 Ninth Washington Lasala Rodulfo E. mer. 6 Broadway, h. 19 Ninth Lattou Rebecca, widow o f Alexander, 86 Av. B La Saliniere Coralie, widow o f Charles, 232 W.16th Lattrell George, tailor, 152 Second Lasar Augustus, bookkeeper, 134 William, h. 1086 Latty Richard, police, 46 Essex Broadway Laturner Peter, granite, 171 E. 17th Lasar Sigismond, music teacher, 46 W.Washgtn pi. Lau Charles H. thread & needles, 538 Broome Lascala James, hairdresser, 584 B’way, h. 318 Mott Laube Jacob, drygoods, 17 Rector, h. 17 Rector Lascell Daniel, blacksmith, 143 W. 15th Laube Samuel, butcher, 11 Jackson LAU 313 LAW Laube Solomon, carman, 120 Clinton Lauzon P. A. grocer, 16 Av. 3, bds. 16 Av. 3 Laubenheimer Jacob, bootmaker, 131 Waverley pi. Lauzon & Dubord, grocers, 16 Av. 3 Laubenstein John, bootmaker, 196 Orchard Lava Patrick, laborer, 317 Av. 9 Lauber Bernard, fancygoods, 144A- Canal Lavall Thomas, carman, W . 28th n. Av. 11 Lauber David, tailor, 223 Houston Lavell Ann, widow o f Dennis, 256 Av. 10 Lauber Samuel, pedler, 223 Houston La veil Miles, teacher, 49 James Laubheimer Herman, tailor, 381 Grand Laven Michael, carman, Av. 1 c. E. 28th i.1 Laubser Joseph, machinist, 91 Willett Lavenberg Charlotte, widow o f Mark, 140 Delaney (t Laucheimer Isaac, tailor, 28 Abingdon pi. h. 28 Lavenberg Joseph, butcher, 132 Leonard Abingdon pi. Lavene Madam & Co. milliners, 132£ Spring, h. Lauck John, barber, 13 Bridge Lavenu Stephen, machinist, 119 Sheriff" it Lauck John G. paperboxmaker, r. 133 Cannon Laverth Daniel, 105 Cedar Lauckhardt John, compositor, 210 William Laverty Bernard, gasman, 87 Av. 9 | Lauckhardt William, cabinetmaker, r. 61 Mulberry, Laverty Henry, shoemaker, 109 Av. 7 h Pell c. Mott Laverty Henry, late mer. 62 Liberty, h. 20 E. 14th \\Lauder Alexander, stevedore, 13 Lewis Laverty James, clerk, r. 615 Greenwich $ Lauder James, dyer, 155 W . 13th Laverty Moore, tailor, 101 Av. 9, h. 101 Av. 9 Lauder James, jr. sculptor, Broadway c. E. 13th, h. Laverty William, com. mer. 108 Wall, h. N. Jersey 14 W. 11th Lavery John, baker, 6 Jersey Lauder John, lithographer, 26 Platt, h.64 Allen Lavery Margaret, widow o f John, h. 310 Broome &Lauder John, jr. engraver, 26 Platt, h. 27 First Lavery Peter, shoemaker, 89 Oliver a Laue Albert, liquors, 312 Pearl & 154 West, h. 154 LAVILLE JOSEPH H. boarding, 201 Fulton i u ! West Lavison John, auctioneer, 189 Broadway Laue John, grocer, 320 Houston, h. 183 Essex Lavy Patrick, laborer, r. 472 Fourth Lauer Conrad, tailor, 99 Cedar Law Alexander, hollow ware, 54 Cliff, h. Jersey c. Lauer Barbara, widow, 101 Pitt Law Archibald, baker, 378 Hudson Lauer F. & Boell, coal, 174 E. 25th, h. 402 Av. 2 Law Elizabeth, 36 Renwick $i Lauer George, grocer, 243 Fifth, h. 243 Fifth Law George, laborer, 58 Av. B Lauer Jacob, baker, 25 Av. C, h. 25 Av. C Law George, books, 351 Av. 6 \\Lauer Philip, bootmaker, 87 William, h. Hoboken Law George, pres. d. d. bk. & o f u. s. m. s. co. 177 Laughlin Andrew, porter, 60 Crosby West, h. 10 Union pi. ^ Laughlin Daniel, barber, 3 James Law Henry, plumber, 15 Dominick Laughlin George, carman, 14 Rivington Law Henry W. books, 23 Park row, h. Brooklyn ^ Laughlin John (Rev.), 263 Mulberry LAW HERVEY G. & BROTHERS, woodenware, fi Laughlin John, late carman, 19^Prince 22 Fulton, h. Williamsburgh jjl Laughlin Mary, widow o f John, 94 W . 19th Law James, grocer, 89 W . 17th 1 Laughlin Mary, widow o f Patrick, r. 157 Mott Law John, grocer, 162 E. 27th i’ Laughlin Robert, bedsteads, 625 Hudson, h. 98 Law John, botanist, 62 East Broadway, h. 170 Bank Clinton Laughlin Sarah, widow o f Patrick, 14 Rivington Law John F. woodware, 23 Fulton, h. Wmsbgh Laughlin Thomas, liquors, 39 Orange Law Joseph, jr. woodware, 22 Fulton, h. Wmsbgh 1 Laughrin Thomas, butcher, 402 Av. 7, h. 404 Av. 7 LaW Jos. C. carriagetrimmer, 530 Grand ,, Laugier Stanislaus, importer, 160 Water Law N. B. woodware, 22 Fulton, h. 6 Lewis pi. 1Laukoa Jean, piano manuf. 18 Harrison W illiamsburgh 2 Lauler Daniel J. mason. 291 Av. 1 Law Robert, glovecleaner, 119 W . 24th , Laumonier Joseph, imp. 42 Maiden la. Law Robert J. mason, 301 Third 4 Launay Augustus, bookkeeper, 18 Watts Law Stephen D. lawyer, 52 John Laundry Paul, butcher, 74 Av. D, h. 395 Eighth Law Thomas, brick dealer, 9 Morton !LLaune Stephen P. mason, 212 Sullivan Law & Boyd, botanic medicines, 62 E. Broadway . Laune William H. carpenter, 69 Carmine Lawall Jacob, builder, r. 66 North Moore, h. 66 Launitz Robert E. sculptor, 1095 Broadway North Moore ■Launy Grassett, coppersmith, 294 Water, h. 96 Lawall Samuel, carrier, 226 E. Broadway Madison Lawba John, porter, 25 Bridge Laurel John, tailor, 78 Reade Lawden Alice, widow o f Robert, 172 Broome t Laurence Ann, widow o f Smith, 114 Twelfth Lawler Daniel, lime, 52 Av. 9 1 Laurence Daniel, carman, 124 Av. 6 Lawler Francis, bricklayer, 164 Ninth t Laurence Edward, carman, 266 Monroe Lawler James, tailor, 16 Hamilton BLaurence Edward (col’d), porter, r. 63 Mercer Lawler James, carman, 66 Lewis 1 Laurence Elizabeth, widow of Daniel, 33 Suffolk Lawler James, pipelayer, 319 Ninth S?Laurence John, turner, 46 Broome Lawler John, cooper, 31 James 2 Laurence Robert R. carman, 29 Morton Lawler John, tailor, 24 Mulberry Laurence William, caulker, 316 Henry Lawler Patrick, coalman, r. 223 Varick $ Laurence William, laborer, 250 Seventh Lawler Sophia, baby linen store, 317 Greenwich Laurence Wiiliam E. milk depot, 305 Av. 1 Lawler Thomas, seaman, 108 E. 11th Laurence, Murray & Ingate, merchants, 1 Beaver Lawler Thomas, liquors, 28 Thomas Laurens Christopher (col’d:, mariner, r. 6 York Lawler Thomas, clerk, 98 Monroe Laurent Joseph, importer o f French calfskin, 208 Lawless James, mason, 172 W. 20th William, h. 208 William Lawless James, clerk, 105 E. 27th I' Laurie George, druggist, 3 Murray Lawless John, painter, 35 King if Laurie George & John & Co. mers. 72 Mer. Ex. h. Lawless Margaret, widow o f Michael, 13 James V 2 Washington pi. Lawless Matthew, boots, 76 Av. 3 ;!' Laurie Israel, liquors, 181 Bowery Lawless Michael, police, 18 Chestnut fjl Laurie John, mer. 72 Mer. Ex. h. 2 Washington pi. Lawless Michael, dressingcases, r. 10 Mulberry Laurie & Barker, druggists, 3 Murray Lawless Richard, butcher, 101 Cross 0i Laurie & Mills, hotel, 181 Bowery Lawless Richard, baker, 446 Washington ji Lauritz John, grocer, 17 Av. 7. h. 17 Av. 7 Lawlin Richard E. shipmaster, 157 W . 16th u? Laugh Jacob, clerk, 216 Stanton Lawlor Catharine, widow o f Dennis, 11 Albany Lausser Frederick G. locksmith, 93 Essex Lawlor James, laborer, r. 19 West -{ Lauter Anton, cabinetmaker, 93 Essex Lawlor John, laborer, 91 Cherry Lauter Francis, machinist, 30 Chrystie Lawlor Robert T. copyist, 11 Wall Lauter Heinrich, tailor, r. 64 Norfolk Lawlor Thomas, laborer, r. 32 Trinity pi. Lauterbach Moses, dealer, 34 Pitt Lawrance Francis C. 12 Wall, h. 264 Fourth Lauterbach Samuel, dealer, 34 Pitt Lawrance Margarette, wid. o f Thomas, 264 Fourth j) Lauterbach Solon, boots, 725 B’way, h. 307 Bowery Lawrance William R. & Co. brewers, W . 26th n, Lauton John, shipcarpenter, 238 Av. A Av. 10, h. 228 W . 22d LAW 314 LAW LAWRANCE F. C. & CO. auctioneers, 12 Wall Lawrence Joseph, tailor, 54 Av. B Lawrence Abraham R. com. o f emigration, City Lawrence Joseph C. notary, 65 W all Hall, h. 77 E. 15th Lawrence Leven, shipmaster, 125 E. Broadway Lawrence Alexander C. restaurant, 347 Broadway Lawrence Lieb, boots, 194 Rivington Lawrence Alexander M. merchant, 103 Front h. Lawrence Louisa A. widow o f Daniel, 13 Av. 4 Lexington Av. c. E. 21st Lawrence M. B. 175 Hudson Lawrence Augustus L. tailor, 23 Horatio Lawrence Margaret, boarding, 436 Grand LAWRENCE BENJAMIN, importer, 122 William, Lawrence Margarethe, nurse, 38 Attorney h. 541 Houston Lawrence Martha, r. 126 Eldridge Lawrence Betsy, nurse, 118 Christopher Lawrence Mary, widow o f Abraham, 376 Hudson Lawrence Bryan, butcher, 14 Centre market, h. 95 Lawrence Mary, 103 Norfolk Stanton Lawrence Mary, widow o f James, 103 Cannon Lawrence Catharine, widow o f George, 327 Bl’ckr Lawrence Mary (col’d), ironing, 8 Morton Lawrence Charles W . clerk, 5 Hall Records, h. 100 LAWRENCE MARTIN M. daguerreotypes, 203 E.14th Broadway, h. 333 Atlantic, Brooklyn Lawrence Charlotte (col’d), washer, r. 66J Mercer Lawrence Matthias, tailor, 54 Av. B Lawrence Cornelius W.pres. bk state n. y. 30 Wall, Lawrence Mary, baker, 112 Broome h. ManhattanVille Lawrence Nathaniel, 55 Morton Lawrence Daniel, silversmith, 8 Hague Lawrence Newbold, drygoods, 127 Fulton, h. E. Lawrence Daniel, smith, 358 Houston 21st n. Av. 4 Lawrence David (col’d), white washer, r. 174 Essex Lawrence Noah, founder, r. 41 Goerck Lawrence David F. baker, 120 Lewis Lawrence Odell, machinist, 281 W . 28th Lawrence D. Lynch, 26 E. 22d Lawrence Oscar F. finisher, fancygds, h. 385 Houstn Lawrence Edward D. salesman, 149 Grand Lawrence Peter, city sealer, 211 Water Lawrence Effingham N. storage, 142 Front, & East Lawrence Richard, dry gds, 12 Broad, h. 255 Henry bet. Delaney & Rivington, h. 11 University pi. Lawrence Richard, salesman, 35 Broad, h. 33 Lon­ Lawrence Elijah, lumber, 164 Mnroe, h. 166 Orchard don terrace Lawrence Elizabeth, widow John, nurse, 317 Fifth Lawrence Richard, mer. 68 Beaver, h. 56 Walker Lawrence Elizabeth, 60 E. 23d Lawrence Richard M. 77 E. 15th Lawrence Elizabeth, widow o f Jacob, 178 W . 25th Lawrence Richard P. commission merchant, 41 Lawrence Elizabeth, widow o f William, 187 Fifth Pine, h. 153 Clinton, Brooklyn Lawrence Elizabeth, widow o f Solomon, 287 Av. 8 Lawrence Robert B. cooper, 270 Spring LAWRENCE ELIZABETH, wid. Richard Y. baker Lawrence Robert S. carman, 207 Allen manufacturer o f premium fancy biscuit, 11J- & Lawrence Robert W . builder, 692 Greenwich Av. 3, h. 11£ Av. 3 Lawrence Roderick, real estate, 38 Wall Lawrence Eloise, widow o f A. H. 145 Ninth Lawrence S. Sterry, physician, 248 Delaney Lawrence Enoch, fish, 72 Av. D, h. 82 Av. D Lawrence Samuel A. 224 W . 19th Lawrence Ferdinand, com. mer.90 Broad,h.7 B’way Lawrence Samuel A. wheelwright, 158 Allen, h. Lawrence Frances, widow o f Edward, 62 Pitt 175 Allen Lawrence Francis (col’d), driver, 54 W . Broadway Lawrence Sarah, widow o f George, 20 Crosby Lawrence Friend, shipmaster, 204 E. Broadway Lawrence Sarah A. 286 Mulberry Lawrence Geo. (col’d), thread, needles, 151 Church Lawrence Sarah A. widow o f John L. 100 E. 14th Lawrence George N. drugs, 52 E. 21st Lawrence Smith, mer. 77 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Lawrence Harriet, boarding, 285 Av. 2 Lawrence Thomas, rigger, 38 Cherry Lawrence Henry, ropes, 103 Wall, h. Bushwick Lawrence Thomas, stonecutter, 1 Sixth Lawrence Henry H. blacksmith, 192 Eldridge, h. Lawrence Thomas, student, 19 Hubert 143 Forsyth Lawrence Thomas, porterhouse, 14 Greenwich Ay. Lawrence Herbert, shipbuilder, 267 Henry h. 31 Charles Lawrence Herbert, shipcarpenter, 95 Columbia Lawrence Thomas, jr. drygoods, 77 Cedar Lawrence Isaac, lawyer, 27 Wall, bds. College hotel Lawrence Thomas H. laborer, r. 20 Orange Lawrence Isaac A. late grocer, 171 W . 22d Lawrence William, laborer, Av. 2 n. E. 20th Lawrence J. W . fish, 344 Av. 6 Lawrence William, laborer, 140 Av. C Lawrence Jackson, carman, 14 Leroy Lawrence William, butcher, 33 Suffolk Lawrence Jacob, baker, r. 40 Forsyth Lawrence William, shipbuilder. 40 Lewis Lawrence Jacob, wagons, Av.3n. E.33d, h.l47E.24th Lawrence William, shipbuilder, Cherry c. Cor* Lawrence James, dealer, 143 E.25th lears, h. 267 Henry Lawrence James, exchange, 108 Church, h. 22£ Jay Lawrence William, milk, 15 Av. 1 Lawrence James, horsedeale^, 129 E. 24th, h. E. Lawrence William B. lanterns, 419 Cherry, h. 329 25th n. Av. 2 Cherry Lawrence James, mason, 126 Delaney Lawrence William B. lawyer, 27 Wall, h. Newport, Lawrence James D. accountant, 28 Coenties slip, Rhode Island h. 132 Broome Lawrence William B. jr. lawyer, 27 Wall, h. Col* Lawrence Jeremiah, carman, 295 W . 24th lege hotel Lawrence Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, 20 Grand and 2 Lawrence William E. drygoods, 280 Bleecker, h. Clarke, h. 556 Greenwich 280 Bleecker Lawrence Jesse, 263 W . 28th Lawrence William E. tobacco, 110 Water Lawrence John, woodmouldings, 110 E. 27th Lawrence William H. carpenter, 310 Monroe Lawrence John, rigger, 43 Jackson Lawrence William J. fish, 28 Forsyth Lawrence John, shipcarpenter, 320 Delaney Lawrence William W . captain, 5 Rivington Lawrence John, blacksmith, 6 Thomas Lawrence William W . laborer, W. 25th n. Av. 9 Lawrence John, segarmaker, 285 Houston LAWRENCE E. 89 Beaver, h. 102 Seventh Lewm William, carman, r. 151 Madison Levy Aaron, caps, 104Beekman, h. 103 Mott Lewmger Elkan, fancygoods, 415* Grand Levy Aaron A. clothing, 152 Mott Lewmger & Adelsdorfer, fancygoods, 415* Grand Levy Arthur L. clothier, 75 Wm. h. Bath, L. I. Lewis Abraham, clothier, 153 G’wich, h. 83 Essex; Levy Asahel S. lawyer, 14 Wall, h. 41 Broome Lewis Abraham, tailor, 46 Oliver Levy Barbara, widow o f John, 192 W . 19th Lewis Albert, candy, 17 Jackson, h. 17 Jackson Levy Barnett, shirts. 33 Chatham, h. 33 Chatham Lewis Alexander R. weaver, 162* W . 29th Levy Boaz, clothing, 37 Chatham, h. 18 W . Broad­ Lewis Alfred, safe factory,*. 128 Willett way place Lewis Anson acc’ntnt, 83 Cedar, h. 143 State, Bklyn Levy David J. & Brother, clothiers, 138 William, h. Lewis Arnold A. mer. 42 Front, h. Brooklyn ■ 40 Warren Lewis Arthur, blacksmith, 111 Broome Levy Edmund S. lookingglass, 201J Division Lewis Asahel, clerk, 352 West, h. 584 Greenwich Levy Emanuel, clothing, 107 Chatham, h. 107 Chm Lewis Augusteen (col’d), cook, r. 6 Jersey Levy George J. clothing, 138 William, h. 40 Warren Lewis Augustus C. bookkeeper, 53 Stanton Levy Hart, segars, 206 Houston Lewis Benedict jr. cashier, 230 Grand Levy Hart, merchant, 34 Rose Lewis Benjamin, grcr, 33. W . B’way, h. 22 Thomas Levy Henry, importer, 49 Maiden la Lewis Catharine, (col’d), dressmaker, 150 Crosbv Levy Henry, segarmaker, 69 Spring Lewis Chanty (col’d), washerwoman, r. 25 Leonard Levy Henry, clerk, 24 James Lewis Charles, bookkeeper, 30 Grand Levy Isaac, stationer, 82 John, h. 24 Av, 7 Lewis Charles, engineer, 310 Rivington Levy Isaac & Co. clothiers, 1101 William, h. 32 Lewis Charles, barkeeper, 132 Reade City Hall pi. Lewis Charles D. lawyer, 83 South, h. 206 Henry Levy Isaac M. clerk, postoffice, 41 Broome Lewis Chas. V. paints, 118 Chambers, h. 153 Chmbrs Levy Jacob, drygoods, 353 Houston Lewis Charles W . segarmaker, 311 Bowery LEVY JAMES, marbleworks, 113 E. 18th, h. 97 Lewis Christopher, carman, 339 Madison E. 17th Lewis Clarissa, widow o f Philo, 101 Hamersley Levy Joel, 75 Mott Lewis Cornelius, butcher, 7 Washington mkt. h. 71 Levy John, glass cutter, 174 Rivington h. 166 Rivtn E. 13th Levy John, importer, 20 Duane Lewis Daniel, haircutter, 149 Fulton Levy John, cabinetmaker, 3 Sullivan Lewis Daniel, carman, 117 Christopher Levy John, clothing, 134 William, h. 192 W . 14th Lewis Daniel (col’d), porter, r. 20 Leonard Levy John J. pawnbroker, 299 E. Broadway Lewis David, 181 Barrow Levy Jonas P. com. mer. 117 Bank Lewis David, carman, 260 Fifth Levy Joseph, varnisher, 44 Forsyth Lewis Edward, chairmaker, 13 Eldridge Levy Joseph, clerk, 115 Sheriff Lewis Edward J. pianomaker, 38 E. 18th Levy Joseph, clothier, 110* William, h. 21 Bayard Lewis Edwin, joiner, 181 Av. B. Levy Joseph, tailor, 139 Av. C Lewis Edwin, physician, 55 Pearl Levy Judah, clerk, 25 Catharine Lewis Edwin E. publisher, 76 Nassau, h. 87 W 16th Levy Julius, clothing, 2 Orange Lewis Edwin F. machinist, 216 Seventh Levy Julius, clothier, 109 & 172 Chatham, h. 109 Lewis Eliza, widow o f Robert, 110 Charles Chatham Lewu Elizabeth, widow o f Enoch, 27 Greenwich Levy Karman, silkgoods, 104 Canal, h. 104 Canal Lewis Elizabeth, widow o f James, 23 Horatia Levy Lewis, tailor, 56 Mulberry Lewis Elizabeth S. widow o f James, 6 Thompson Levy Lewis, clothing, 55* Chatham, h. 396 Pearl Lewis Enoch, 12 Av. D. 1 Levy Lewis E. clothing, 152 Division Lewis Evan, late grocer, 78 Charlton Levy Lewis S. imp. 49 Maiden la. h. 88 Macdougal Lewis Ezra? merchant, 26 Coenties slip and 24 Levy Lipman, flowermaker, 11 Desbrosses South, h. 174 Henry, Brooklyn Levy Louis, pawnbroker, 433 Grand LEVY MARK & BROTHERS,importers, 49 Maiden L E ;Brook4rnA F‘ chaudlery’ 26 Coenties siip, h. lane, h. 78 Greene Levy Marks, clothing, 272 Canal, h. 272 Canal Lewis Gabriel L. broker, 9 Jauncey ct. h. 62 E. 15th Levy Martin, porter, r. 73 Norfolk Lewis George, mer. 69 Liberty, h. Av. 5 c. W . 17th Lewis George, carman. 117 Christopher Levy Mich. H. capfronts, 306 Pearl, h. 79 White Lewis George A. (col’d), steward, 62 Mercer Levy Morriss, hats & caps, 347 Av. 8 & 283 Av. 9, h LEWIS GEORGE M. com. mer. 61 Front 283 Av. 9 Lewis George S. salesman, 143 Cherry Levy Moses, 36 Beaver, h. 32 Eldridge Lewis George W . lithographer, 142 Fulton Levy Myer, segarmaker, 368 Av. 8 Lewis George W . prompter, 181 Walker Levy Patrick, printer, 232 Mott Lewis Henry, linen, 45 Beaver, h. 495 Broome Levy Peter J. blacksmith, 645 Washington Lewis Henry, locksmith, 49 Ridge Levy S. J. pawnbroker, 482 Broome, h. 482 Broome L ew £ Isaac (Rev.), 24 Third Levy Samuel, tailor, E. 29th c. Av. 3 Lewis Isaac, builder, r. 23 Canal, h. 100 Av 4 Levy Samuel, pedler, 152 Attorney Levy Samuel N. jeweler, 36 Hester Lewis Isaac, drygoods, 98 William, h. 62 Seventh Levy Simon, caps, 34 Henry Lewis Isaac B. merchant, 26 Coenties slip, and 24 Levy Simon, pedler, 17 Av. C South, h. 396 Henry, Brooklyn ** Lewis Jacob, clothier, 290£ Grand h. 174 Delaney Levy Solomon, bootmaker, 166 Second Lewig Jacob, captain, 120 Bank * Levy U. P.u. s, n. 107 St. Mark’s pi, Eighth Lewis Jacob, pedler, 559 Grand Levy Uriah H. whitelead, 141 Maiden lane, h. 190 Lewis Jacob, tobacco, 97 Columbia h. 662 Fourtt Bleecker Lewis Jacob K. oils, 24 Old slip, h. 428 Grand LEW 322 LIA Lewis James, carman, 137 W . 2l6t Lewis Treadwell, carman, 86 W . 17th Lewis James, blacksmith, 99 Lewis, h. W ’msburgh Lewis William, grocer, 59 Pike, h. 80 Monroe Lewis James, rigger, 137 Washington Lewis William, clothing, 111 Chatham, h. I l l Ch’m Lewis James, milk, 123 W . 19th Lewis William, clerk, 348 Greenwich Lewis James, carman, 125 Orchard ✓ Lewis William, paperhanger, 70 Hamersley Lewis James A. shipcarpenter, 263 Seventh Lewis William, machinist, 142 Chat’m, h.21 Eldr’ge Lewis James S. druggist, 527 Greenwich, h. 99 Lewis William, bnk. o f america, 589 Greenwich Hamersley Lewis William, driver, 97 W . 24th Lewis James T . & Co. mers. 82 Water, h. 90 Prince Lewis William, mason, r. 234 Broome Lewis Jerusha, wid o f William, 351 Av. 6 Lewis William, jr. milk, 150 Av. 7 Lewis John, painter, 145 Hammond ' Lewis William, saloon, 235 Centre, h. 235 Centre Lewis John, tailor, 56 Duane LEW IS WILLIAM & THOMAS, upholstery, 452 Lewis John, rigger, 69 James Pearl, h. 452 Pearl Lewis John, carman, 341 Madison Lewis William D. carpenter, 308 Av. 9 Lewis John, gilder, 517 Broome LEW IS WILLIAM E. insurance agent and nego­ Lewis John, scalebeams, 91 Fulton, h. Newark tiator o f loans on mortgages, &c. 60 Wall, h. 62 Lewis John, grocer, 86 Houston, h. 137 Cannon Seventh Lewis John, daugerreotypes, 142 Chatham, h. 28 Lewis W m . H. machinist, 142 Chat’m, h. 21 Eldr’ge Eldridge Lewis William H, hairdresser, 330 Monroe Lewis John, fancystore, 701 Broadway, h. 336 Av. 8 Lewis William H. & Co. shipchandlers, 292 West, Lewis John, grocer, Williamsburgh, h. 27 Laurens h. 226 W . 22d Lewis John, butcher, 101 Willett Lewis W m . H. boxmkr, 95 Maiden la.h. B’lyn Lewis John, laborer, r. 370 Greenwich Lewis William J. straws, 146 Av. 3, h. 146 Av. 3 Lewis John (col’d), porter, r. 230 Mott Lewis W m. M. clothing, 53 Maiden la. h. Newark Lewis John (col’d), segarmaker, 202 Church Lewis W m . N. auction, 187 Chat’m, h. 95 Ludlow Lewis John H. & Peter, grocers, 10 Doyers Lewis W m . S. manuf. 115 Av. 6 & 53 Fultn, h. 92Av 7 Lewis John J. carpenter, 289 Sixth LEW IS P. & H. & BROTHER, shirts, 45 Beaver Lewis John R. paper, 161 William, h. 301 Henry LEW IS W . & W . H. Spread Eagle Daguerrian Gal­ Lewis John W . inspector, 315 W est & 534 Wash’t’n lery, and manufacturers o f daguerreotype appa­ LEW IS JOHN W . & CO, clothing, 202 Pearl, h. ratus, improved straw hat pressing machines, Brooklyn &c. 142 Chatham. (See card in the appendix.) Lewis Joseph, clothier, 290} Grand, h. 83 Essex Lewis W . M. & Co. clothing, 53 Maiden lane ' Lewis Joseph, gunsmith, 9 Henry, h. 13 Pell Lewis & Co. clothiers, 290$ Grand Lewis Joseph, machinist, 360 Sixth Lewis & Bennett, oils, 24 Old slip Lewis Joseph, painter, r. 177 Laurens Lewis & Groose, candy, 17 Jackson Lewis Joseph B. clothier, 26 Fulton, h. 183 Adams, Lewis & Mortimer, auction, 187 Chatham Brooklyn LEW IS & PRICE, druggists, 55 Pearl & 97 Broad Lewis Joseph C. bootmaker, 19 Av. 4, h. 19 Av. 4 LEW IS & WOODRUFF, grocers, 86 Houston Lewis Junius S. c. h. officer, h. 223 W . 19th Lewis, Fairman & Co. importers, 69 Liberty Lewis Laban, harpmaker, r. 141 Chrystie Lewis, Burch & Brown, fruit & fish, 42 Front and Lewis Lewis, 6hirts, 45 Beaver, h. 497 Broome 18 Coenties slip Lewis Lewis P. carman, 134 Charles Lewy John, shoes, 95 Pitt Lewis Louis S. (Rev.), (col d), r. 15 Marion Ley Henry, bootmaker, 154 Prince LEW IS MR. 716 Broadway Leybold Frederick, baker, 116 Essex Lewis Margaret, wid. o f Wm. huckster, 4 Wash­ Leyden Daniel, carman, 26 Goerck ington market, h 378 Washington Leyden John, porter, r. 86 Mulberry Lewis Margaret, nurse, 230 Monroe Ley man John, painter, 234 Mott Lewis Mary B. wid. o f James, 24 Commerce Leymann Frederick, bootmaker, 70 Goerck Lewis Mary, wid, of Garritt C. boarding, 39 Howard Leyne Maurice, lawyer, 12 Wall Lewis Mary, wid. o f Stephen, boarding 9 Doyers Leypoldt Louis, confect’r, 133 8pring, h. 139 Spring Lewis Mesmir, liquors, 20 Av. B. Leys James, baker, 54 Houston Lewis Morgan A. machinist, 43 Goerck Leyser Adolphe, tailor, 99 Norfolk Lewis Morris, porterhouse, 375 West, h. 375 West L’hommedieu James H. broker, 3 Jauncey court h. Lewis Nathaniel, smith, 165 Ludlow 29 Bleecker Lewis Noah T. carpenter, 114 Av. 4 L’hommedieu Johnson, blacksmith, 338 Third Lewis Philip, linen, 45 Beaver, h. 144 Thompson L ’hommedieu Julia, millinery, 235 Av. 3 Lewis Philip (col’d), rectifier, 115 Waverley pi. Lias Dominique, human hair, 193 Wm. h. 193 Wm. Lewis Philip R. bookbinder, 108 Fulton, h. 6 King Libbey James, com. mer. 100 Wall, h. 124 Prince, Lewis Platt, stables, 190 Eldridge, h. 165 Eldridge Brooklyn Lewis Rees, tailor, 23 Division Libbey William, drygoods, 56 Liberty & 37 Nassau Lewis Reese, watchmaker, r. 325 Broome Libbs Elizabeth, widow o f Samuel, r.6 5 Norfolk Lewis Richard, clerk, 186 Spring Libby Demorin, oysterhouse, 19 Wall, h. 92 White LEW IS RICHARD, grocer, 241 South, h. W ’burgh Libby James, railroad. 251 W . 28th LEW IS RICHARD B. provisions, 73 Vesey, h. 181 LIBBY JAMES S. Lovejoy’s hotel, Park row, c. Chambers Beekman LEW IS RICHARD E. collector, 75 Nassau, h. 56 Libby John, pilot, 91 Catharine Leroy Libby Robert H. oysterhouse, 19 Wall, h 92 White Lewis Robert, lookingglasses, 209 Fulton, h. 209 Libby William P. mer. 214 B’way, h. 108 W. 22d Fulton Libby D. & R. H. oysters, 19 Wall Lewis Robert, clothing, 28 Fulton, h. 128 Madison Lichtenberg Philip, spectacles, 175 Delaney Lewis Samuel, saloon, 219 Centre, h. 114 W. 30th Lichtenberg Caroline, millinery, 78 Hudson Lewis Samuel, blockmakr, 289 West, h. 226 W .22d Lichtenberg Charles, agent, 43 Cortlandt Lewis Samuel A. shirts, 45 Beaver, h. 495 Broome Lichtenberg Jacob, watchmaker, 78 Hudson Lewis Sarah, widow o f Josiah, 64 Lewis LICHTENHEIN DAVID Z. segars, 2 Rutgers, h. Lewis Sarah, wid. W m. boarding, 4 Roosevelt 201} Division Lewis Simon (col’d), segarmaker, r. 109 Thompson Lichtenhein Simon A. segars, 54 B’wry, h. 154 Mott Lewis Singleton (col’d), barber, 25 Leonard Lichtenstadter Sigmund, importer, 26 Cedar, h. 69 LEW IS STARKS W . merchant, 26 Coenties slip & Ludlow 24 South, h. 442 Av. 6 Lichtenstein Conrad, shoemaker, 12 Av. B Lewis Sylvanus, builder, 49 Amos LICHTENSTEIN MARCUS H. silkgoods, 90} Bow­ Lewis Theodore, jeweler, 135 Chrystie ery, h. 90} Bowery Lewis Thomas, boatman, 577 Greenwich Lichtenstern Joseph, vinegar, 139 E. 66th, h. 139 Lewis Thomas, corkmaker, 111 Sullivan E. g5th Lewis Thomas, upholsterer, 452 Pearl, h. 113 Henry Lickly William C. carman, 143 W . 17th Lewis Thomas, tinroofing, r. 46 Rose, h. 296 Bowery Lidabeck George, hatpreseer, 107 Delaney LIN 323 LIN Liddell John, carpenter, 64 Roosevelt Limmer John M. printer, 13 Watts Liddell John, clerk, 252 Tenth Linacre Catharine, fe y g ’ds, 4 Marion, h. 4 Marion Liddell William H. laborer, 311 Monroe Linagh James, stonemason, 203 Av. 7 LIDDLE JOHN, stoves, 220 Water, h. Brooklyn Linahan Daniel, laborer, r. 61 James Liebeg John, segars, 38 Av. B Linbeck Michael, shoemaker, 159 Suffolk Lieber Jacob, clerk, 127 Third Lincks Jacob & John, boxmakers, 22 Laurens Lieblein Joseph, physician, 131 Reade Lincoln A. B. pianofortes, 303 B'way, h. 273 Spring Liebman Frederick, butcher, 222 Fifth, h. 222 Fifth Lincoln Ephraim, tailor, 24- Doyers Liebrick John, tailor, 61 Norfolk Lincoln James D. clerk, 170 Broadway, boards Liefels Joseph, musician, 129 Third Western hotel Liefels William, tailor, 131 Reade Lincoln Maria, dressmaker, 202 Canal LIENAU MICHAEL, commission merchant, 2 Lincoln William, mariner, 30 Roosevelt Jones' lane, h. New Jersey Lindam Robert H. mer. 15 S. William, & 55 Stone, Lieneu John, seaman, 173 Monroe h. 509 Broadway Lienhardt Theodore, shoemaker, 113 Eldridge Lindell Erie J. pianofortes, 36 White, h. 75 W . 11th Liere John H. grocer, 451 Twelfth Lindeman Caspar, furniture, 127 Columbia, h. 127 Liese Fred. imp. surg. ins. 22 Cliff, h. 533 Houston Columbia Lieson Andrew, leathers, 237 Division Lindeman John, chairmaker, 127 Columbia Lietzau George, tailor, 44 Av. B Lindeman John G. grocer, 44 Cherry, and 447 W . Lievesey John cork manuf. 180 Water, h.180 Water 29th, h. 44 Cherry * Liftchild George & Co. fruits, 109 Washington,mkt. LINDEMAN WILLIAM, pianos, 56 Franklin, h. 5.6 h. 124 Ren wick Franklin Lievesley Robert H. willow ware, 287 Av. 1 Lindemann A. W m. grocer, 313 Av. 8, h. 313 Av. 8 L1EVRE EUGENE, Shakespeare hotel, h. 242 W il­ Lindemann John, shoemaker, 73 Centre liam Linden James, shoemaker, r. 215 Fulton Liffarty John, r. 123 Twelfth Linden James, watchmaker, 41 Av. 8, h. 41 Av. 8 Liftchild Horatio T.fruit,ll Wash.mkt.h.19 Vandam Linden William, pianomaker, 478 Broadway, h. 136 Liftchild Jane, widow o f Timothy, 24 Renwick Walker Lightbody Andrew, print, ink, 38 Rose, h. 100 Cliff Linden & Fritz, pianofortes, 478 Broadway Lightbody Colin, coppersmith, 152 Front, h. 103 Lindenberg Charles, segars, 35 Frankfort Washington, Brooklyn Lindenburn Nathan, vinegar, 44 Ridge Lightbody George, print, ink, 38 Rose, h. 100 Cliff Lindenhaim, Ettlinger & Co. mers. 65 Beaver Lightbody Jas. sen. print, ink, 38 Rose, h. 100 Cliff* Lindenmuller Gustav, restaurant; 10 N. William Lightbody James C. jr. coppersmith, 85 Market, h. Lindepper Joseph, tailor, 76 Chrystie 85 Market Linder Christian, liquors, 70 Av. B Lightbody John G. print, ink, 38 Rose, h. 100 Cliff Linder Henry, carpenter, W . 38th n. Av. 8 Lightbourn Alpheus J. mer. 122 Broad & 22 Front, Linder Joseph, importer, 22 Broad h. Brooklyn Linder Martin, shoemaker, 209 Third Lighthall Reuben, engineer, 145 Delaney Linderbeck Samuel G. carman, W . 35th n. Av. 9 Lighton Andrew, imp. 131 Water, h. Jersey city Linderman Julius, tailor, r. 172 Second Lighton Elizabeth, dressmaker, 92 Thompson Lindig Frederick, wid. o f Ferdinand, 67 Ludlow LIGHTON & CO. importers o f brandies, wines &. Lindimann Ferdinand, blacksmith, 27 Desbrosses segars, 131 Water Lindler Seligmann, drygoods, 40 Av. C, h. 40 Av. C Lightowler John, reeds, 196 W . 16th Lindley Charles P. drygoods, 250 Bleecker, h. 250 Lightstone Simon, pedler, 251 Delaney Bleecker Ligier Auguste, restaurant, 16 Nassau, h. 16 Nassau Lindley Hannah, widow o f William, 106 Charlton Ligier & Estephe, restaurant, 16 Nassau Lindmann John H. baker, 135 W . 17th, h. 135 W . Likely Daniel, carman, 145 W. 16th 17th Likim Frederick, laborer, r, 615 Greenwich. Lindmark John, perfumer, Mers. Ex. h. 256 Bowr'y Lilge William, leather colorer, 171 Attorney Lindner Trangott, cabinetmaker, r. 28 Rivington Lilienthal Christian H. tobacconist, 219 Washington Lindo Henry C. plater, r.77 Nassau h. 32 Barclay Lindo Stephen, physician, 65 Walker Lilienthal Lear, 32 Barclay Lindo ittle Joe. W . sa*n & blinds, 42 Av. D. h. 504 Grand Alabama, Arkansas, California, Connecticut^ Little Josiah, carman, 18 Eldridge Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, ^Little M. Nelson, salesman, 251 Pearl, h. Astoria Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, ^Little Margaretta A. widow o f H. 336 A t . 6 Massachusetts, Michigan, Minesota Territory, Little Mary, dressmaker, 83 Columbia Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New *1 Little Mary J. dressmaker, 138 Av. 7 Mexico Territory, North Carolina, Ohio, Ore­ •UjLittle Robert, r. 254 Houston gon Territory, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, kllLittle Robert clothing, 393 West, hi 393 West South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont^ ^Little Samuel, segarmaker, 52 Harrison Virginia, Wisconsin. Office 157 Broadway, (up Little Silvia (col’a), ironer, r. 13£ Leroy stairs,) h. Astor house ^Little Thomas, watchcasemaker, 53 Vandam Livingston John A. lawyer, 6 City Hall pi. Little Thomas, laborer, 106 Willett Livingston John R. jr. lawyer, 16 Wall, h. 13 Av. 5 Little Thomas, architect, 4 Av. 1 Livingston John W . 28 E. 22d m il Little Thomas, cooper, r. 64 Suffolk Livingston Johnston, express, 6 & 10 Wall & 66 MLittle William, clerk, 74 Chrystie Cortlandt isiLittle William, vamisher, 269 Stanton Livingston Julia, widow, 195 Elm Little William B. 603 Fourth Livingston Lewis, 114 Franklin ikLittle William H. merchant. 55 Exchange place Livingston Lewis, 5 University place LITTLE, ALDEN & CO. importers, 29 Broad Livingston Livingston, lawyer, 85 Nassau, h. 14T ^Littledale John, fancygoods, 265£ Grand, h. 265£ Av. 10 Grand Livingston M. R. musician, 191 Mott id Littlefield Daniel, teacher, 192 E. Broadway, h. 192 Livingston Mary, widow o f W m. A. 67 Macdougal E. Broadway Livingston Mary, widow o f Joseph, 79 Marion Littlefield Erastus, express, 1 Wall, bds. Judson’s Livingston Maturin, jr. imp. 70 Broad, h. 72 Leon’d ^ hotel Livingston Maurice, liquors, 132 Cedar, h. 138 ^Littlefield John, chiropodist. 41 Merchants’ Exch. & W . 17th lTE, 609 Broadway, h. 88 Av. 4 Livingston More, weaver, 166 W . 21st y^Littlefield Melv. widow o f Daniel, dressmaker, 40 Livingston Morgan L. 179 E. 14th North Moore LIVINGSTON MORTIMER, merchant, 53 Broad­ ^Littlejohn Duncan, iron, 43 New, h. 54 High. B’klyn way, h. 4 Depau row. (See card, appendix.) jj LITTLEJOHN FREDERICK S. forwarding, 100 Livingston Robert, confectioner, 139 W . 13th ^ Broad, h. S. Brooklyn Livingston Robert D. lawyer, 42 John j^Littlejohn William, stoves, 240 Water, h. 25 Cherry Livingston Robert S. 174 Duane UjLittlejohn D. & Co. iron, 43 New Livingston S. Otis, hardware, 130 Pearl ' *Littlewood Catharine, dressmaker, 87 Second Livingston Salomon, drygoods, 219 Rivington v Littlewood B. J. assorter, 77 Pine, h. Brooklyn Livingston Samuel N. (col’d) waiter, 27 Leonard 5 Litton James, painter, 207 Church, h. 131 Av. 5 Livingston Schuyler, merchant, 24 Beaver, h. 36 St. ' Litz James, pilot, 30 Jackson Mark’s pi. ^Lively Hugh, laborer, 197 E. 13th Livingston Simeon, drygoods, 13 Carmine, h, 13 Lively Michael, 211 Mott Carmine * Livermore Dexter, furniture, E. 32d n. Av. 3 Livingston Simon, gasfitter, 202 Delaney Livermore Edward M. wool, 5 Beaver, h. 99 E. 17th Livingston Vanbechten, com. mer. 68 Water, h. 69 Livermore Joseph, shipmaster, 110 Columbia St. Mark’s pi. ^Livermore William W . 1 E. 26th Livingston Vanbrugh, 160 Prince s*LIVERMORE PCarthy Julia, widow o f John, 18 Stone M’Carty John, builder, E. 28th n. Av.4 “TCarthy Mary, widow, 104 Pitt M’Carty John, smith, 211 Wooster, h. 211 Wooster [’Carthy Mary, widow o f John, saloon, 172 West M’Carty Joseph, carpenter, 319 Eighth . Broadway M’Carty Justus I. broker, 60 Wall, h. Brooklyn *T Carthy Michael, carman, 244 Monroe M’ Carty Lawrence, fruits, 1 Washington market [’Carthy Michael, porter, 23 Gold M’Carty Maurice, seaman, 377 Water [’Carthy Michael, bootmaker, 32 Cedar, h. 389 M’ Carty Michael, shipcarpenter, r. 71 Mott I, Greenwich M’ Carty Michael, laborer, E. 20th n. Av. 1 V Carthy Michael B. groceries, 473 Pearl M'Carty Michael, laborer, 29 Troy 1 [’Carthy Morris, bricklayer, 424 Twelfth M’Carty Michael, porter, r. 120 Amity [’Carthy Patrick, bootmaker, 97 Roosevelt M’ Carty Nicholas, pilot, 174 Madison . [’Carthy Patrick, laborer, 31 Depeyster M’Carty Owen, laborer, 208 Av. B ^[’Carthy Peter, laborer, 21 Prince M’Carty Owen, laborer, 42 Pearl J, ['Carthy Thomas, tailor, r. 11 Pell M’Carty Patrick, laborer, r. 125 Greenwich ^ ’Carthy Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Mulberry M’Carty Patrick, tailor, 15 Centre * [’Carthy Thomas, carpenter, 230 Av. 9 M’Carty Patrick, laborer, 45 Jay [’Carthy Thomas, clothing, 388 West, and liquors M’ Carty Patrick, laborer, 26 Water 1116 Broadway, h. 388 West M’Carty Patrick, junk, 160 South, h. 86 Cherry [’Carthy Thomas, engineer,.231 Mott M'Carty Patrick, porter, r. 37 Frankfort ^ [’Carthy Timothy, laborer, 126 Av. 10 M’Carty Patrick, laborer, 133 Washington ^ [’Carthy Timothy, laborer, 26 Water M’Carty Patrick, smith, 201 Mercer, h. 201 Mercer * 1’Carthy William, undertaker, 259 Division, h. 145 M’Carty Peter, coachmaker, 94 W . 24th * Broome M’ Carty Peter, 44 E. 24th ^ [ ’Carthy William, tailor, 52 Av. 3 M'Carty Rich’d, grocer, 28 Trinity pi. h. 28 T r’y pi. * [’Carthy William, bookbinder, 71 E. Broadway M’ Carty Terence, laborer, r, 430 Cherry * [ ’Carthy & Co. undertakers, 259 Division M’ Carty Thomas, laborer, 577£ Grand i [ ’CARTHY & ALLIN, ex. brokers, 15 Wall M’ Carty Timothy, laborer, 38 Cherry $ I’Cartin Bernard, tailor, 141 Clinton M’Carty William, laborer, r. 26 Trinity pi. [ ’Cartin Matthew, laborer, 128 E. 22d M’ Carty William D. auctioneer, 38 Broadway ‘* [ ’Cartney Catherine, widow o f Patrick, 236 Henry M’ Carty & Gallagher, junk, 160 South .[’Cartney James, brassfounder, r. 138 W . 16th M’ Cary Edward, ostler, r. 5 Hester ^4’Cartney John, 319 Av. 1 M'Caughen Caskey, carpenter, 136 W . 13th x 1’Cartney Samuel, shoemaker, 450 Washington M Caughen James, shipfastener, 381 Sixth 3’PCarty Bartholomew, gardener, Goerck n. Houstn M’ Caughie James, rigger, 104 Oliver t&fCarty Benjamin, sawyer, 222 Seventh M’Caul David, grocer, Hammond c. Factory fiff’Curty Bridget, widow o f John, 67 Oliver M’Caul Elizabeth, 403 Washington 3 4’Carty Charles, 467 Twelfth M’ Caul Richard, baker, ir. 188 W . 16th cjd’Carty Charles, clerk, 14 Marion M’Caul William, tailor, 210 W . 21st 4’Carty Charles, laborer, 107 Washington M’Caulay Jeremiah, gardener, r. 61 James : 4'Carty Charles, hats, 17 Suffolk M’Cauley Bridget, wid. Patrick, 302 Mott f,|4’Carty Daniel, laborer, r. 34£- Suffolk M’ Cauley Charles, carman, 85 W. 11th •id’Carty Daniel, laborer, 175 Av. A M'Cauley Daniel, stables, Av. 3 c. E. 24th, h.356 Av.3 .yl’Carty Daniel, laborer, 214 Monroe M'Cauley Dennis, shoemaker, r. 70 Mott 4’Carty Dennis, laborer, r. 14 Pelham M’ Cauley Ellen, widow o f Patrick, 70 Chrystie 54’Carty Dennis, blacksmith, 654 Washington M’Cauley Farl, stevedore, 131 Cedar >i4’Carty Dennis, laborer, 381 Water, M’ Cauley Geo. carpet weaver, r. 163 W . 15th j 4'Carty Dennis, grocer, 119£ Washington M’Cauley Hugh, tailor, 486 Pearl itil’Carty Dennis, porter, 42 Whitehall M’Cauley James, liquors, 39 Washington, h. 39 ;M'Carty Dennis, laborer, 39 Vesey - Washington ! 4’Carty Dennis, laborer, 102 Washington M’Cauley James, bootmaker, r. 161 Eldridge *4’Carty Dennis, liquors, 23 Batavia M’Cauley John, tailor, 4 Hamilton ? 4’ Carty Edward, laborer, 32 Trinity pi. M’ Cauley John, laborer, 80 Orange k4'Carty Edward, tailor, 555 Av. 8 M’Cauley Thomas, laborer, r. 38 Cherry i 4’ Carty Edward, locksmith, 52 Thompson M’Cauley Thomas, plasterer, 313 Eighth. ■4’Carty Eliza, widow o f John, 44 Orchard M’ Cauley Tunis, shoemaker, 128 Barrow 1,4’Carty Eugene, drover, 34£ Downing M'Cauley William, waiter, 537 Pearl ^4’Carty Florence, brassfinisher, 629 Fourth M’Cauley Wm broker, 54 Chatham, h. 97 Spring ^M'Carty Florence, miller, 31 Monroe M’ Caulitfe Michael, laborer, 6 Stone l, 4’Carty Frances, tailoress, 123 Av. 3 M’ Cauliffe Timothy, laborer, 6 Stone y t’Carty George, 167£ Greenwich M’Cauly John, laborer, r. 120 Broome 'M’Carty George, blacksmith, 4 James M'Cawley James, shoemkr, 175 W . 14th, h. 57 Av. 8 4 ’Carty Hugh, carman, 105 W . 17th M’Cawly John, waiter, 70 Hamersley M’Carty James, drover, 388 Bowery M’ Cay Francis, laborer, 25 Ridge .M’Carty James, laborer, 46 W . 30th M’ Cay Hannah, tailoress, 42 Henry 'M’Carty James, printer, 56 Columbia M’Cay Richard, clothing, 184\ Bowery ^M’Carty James, laborer, r. 6 Rector M’Cee Bernard, stonecutter, 180 E. 17th M’Carty James, bricklayer, 434 Twelfth M’ Centee John, laborer, 54 Pitt M’Carty James, mason, r. 180 W . 18th • M’ CHAIN JOHN & CO. provisions, 52 Marion, h rM’Carty James, liquors, 277 Mott, h. 277 Mott 134 E. 13th vM’Carty James, laborer, 150 Washington M’Chesney James, broker, 71 Wall, & lighters 31 ^M’Carty Jeremiah, tailor, 74 W . 18th Coenties slip, h. Brooklyn , M'Carty John, mason, 307 Av. 1 M’Chesney John, feed, 143 Eliz’bth, h. 148 Eliz’bth ^M’Carty John, laborer, r. 67 Oliver M’Chesney Nicholas L. hatter, 617 Greenwich M'Carty John, baker, 220 Mott, h. 220 Mott M’Chesney Robert D. mer. 74 Front, h. B’klyn M’Carty John, laborer, 154 E. 11th M’ Chesney Samuel D. carpenter, 106 Av. C ^M’Carty John, laborer, W . 25th n. Av. 7 M’Chleary William, dyer, 65 Church M’Carty John, laborer, 389 Greenwich M’ Chorister John, coachmaker, r. 81 Crosby *M’Carty John, laborer, r. 6 Rector M’Cimbss Benjamin, moulder, 110 Perry M’Carty John, 38 W.13th M’ Cladden Robert, carver, 2 Congress pi. M’ Carty John, mate, 32 Gouvemeur M’Clain Archibald, carman, 73 Fourth M’ Carty John, laborer, 225 E. 11th M’Clain James, carpenter, 73 Fourth M’ Carty John, weaver, 143 W . 15th M’Clain John, tailor, r. 83 Bayard M’Carty John, waiter, r.250 Mott M’CLAIN ORLANDO D. hardware and tools, man i M’ Carty John, tailor, 330 Av8 ufacturer o f improved turning saws, 167 Snrinjr M’Carty John, carman, 248 Monroe M'Clane David, laborer, W . 41st n. Av. 8 P " M‘ C 338 M‘ C — M ’ Claren A lexa n der, b oile rm a k e r, 378 Ninth M ’ C lu sk ey Jam es, carm an , 83 W . 19th M ’ C latch ey D avid, liq u ors, 332 A v. 7, h. 332 A v . 7 |M’ C lu sk ey Jam es, hatter, 188 M u lb erry M ’ G latchey Joh n , plasterer, 185 W . 19th M’ C lu sk ey John, p orterh ou se, 22 7 M ott M ’ C lau ry Jam es, p h ysician , 148 W a lk e r M ’ C lu sk ey M ichael, ostler, 9 F ran klin p la ce M cC lau sk ey M ichael, 364 M adison M ’ C lu sk ey M ichael, seam an, r. 184 L u d low M ’ C lave E u n ice, w id o w o f Joh n , 275 W . 29th M’ C lu sk ey Philip, la b orer, 224 E . 13th M ’C lave Jas. sen. lu m b er, 342 A v. 10, h. B ’w a y c . W . M ’C lu sk ey T ere n ce , p orterh ou se, 457 H ouston 66th M ’ C lu sk ey T h om a s, la b orer, 122 R oosevelt M ’ C lave Jam es, jr . lu m b er, 342 A v. 10, h. B ro a d w a y M ’ C lu sk ey T h om a s, carm an , 60 R id ge c . W . 65th M ’ C ly m on t Jam es, m ason , 168 A v. 7 M ’ C lave John, b u ild er, 275 W . 29th M ’ C o d u c k Sam uel, sh ipm aster, 125 L u dlow M ’ C la y Jam es, la b orer, 1 R iv in g ton p i. M ’ G ole B ridget, w id o w o f P atrick, 688 W M ’ Clean Allen, m ason ,.82 W . 18th M ’ C olgan Joh n & C o . m o r o c c o , 12 J a co b M ’ Clean John, p lu m b er. W . 35th n. A v . 8 M ’ C olgan M ary, w id . G eorg e,d ressm k r.145 Leonard M ’ Clean Neil, p orter, 22 L ib erty , h. r. 11 F ifth M ’ C ollam J oh n C. carm an , 212 Seventh M ’ Clean R achael, w id . A lexa n d er, 34 V estry M ’ C ollen T h om a s, la borer, 35 W ashington M ’ Clean W illia m , b oo tm a k e r, 136 D iv ision M ’ C o lle y G eorg e ca u lk er, 265 R ivin gton M ’ Clean W illia m , w atch glasses, 195 W . 20th M ’ C o llick W illia m , p olicem a n , 23 Barclay M ’ C lean e John, carpen ter, 216 E . 11th M ’ C o llic k J. & C o . p ick les, 237 W ashington, h.<5 M ’ C leery Jam es, la ceca p s, 228 W . 36th R ob in son M cClelland R ob ert, 43 K in g M ’ C ollin s R ob ert, 32 A v. A M ’ Clellan A . W . c o m . m er. 413 W e s t, h. 544 H ou ston M ’ C olloih A n d rew , carm an, 647 H udson M ’ C lellan H en ry , leath er, 71 G old , h. 190 F u lton M ’ C o llo m Jam es, sh oem aker, 246 Mott B r o o k ly n M ’ C ollou g h E lizabeth, w id o w o f James, 62 Watte M ’ C L E L L A N R O B E R T , b u ild er, 92, 94, 96 & 98 M ’ C o llo u g h Sam uel, h o u s e sm ith, 223 Canal, h. 221 H oratio, h. 43 K in g V a rick M ’ Clellan W illia m (R e v .), 23 R ea d e M ’ C ollu m B ernard, porterh ou se, 635 Washington M ’ C lellan d A n d rew , p ed ler, 145 A v. 1 M’ C ollu m B ern ard, student, 54 P rince M ’ C lelland E liza A . b oa rd in g , 74 E . 23 d M ’ C ollu m H en ry , m ach in ist, 40 E ldridge, h.70 Hesfcr M ’ C lelland D aniel, tailor, 104 Pitt M ’C o llu m John, m ach in ist, 40 E ldridge, h. 35 Eldrge M ’ Clelland Jam es, w ea v er, 263 S p rin g & 338 H u d ­ M ’ C o llu m Joh n , fu rs, 178 Canal son, h. 263 S p rin g M’ C ollu m P atrick, g ro c e r, 108 E. 11th M ’ C lelland John, g ro ce r, 172 W . 18th M ,C ollu m H . & J. m ach in ist, 40 Eldridge M ’ C lelland John, p h ysician , 261 A v. 4 M ’ C o m b John, w ea v er, r. 174 W . 16th M ’ Clelland R ob ert, tailor, 18 T h o m p s o n M ’ C o m b John, e x p ress, 184 E ldridge M ’ C lelland T h om as, liq u ors, 290 A v. 8, h. 290 A v . 8 M ’ C o m b John, 65 A v . 2 M ’ C lellan d W illia m , carpenter, 43 K ing M ’ C o m b J oh n R . p h y sicia n , 165 D uane M ’ C lellan d W illia m , ba k er, 52 A v. 9 M ’ C o m b Sarah, w id o w o f R obert, 628 Hudson M ’ C lelland W illia m , carpenter, 40 H oratio M ’ C o m b W illia m , la b orer, 121 T h ird M ’ C lem on t D avid, m achinist, 258 M on roe M ’ C o m b W illia m , painter, 171 W . 18th , M ’ C lenn on Jam es, h o rs e sh oer, 59 C harlton M ’ C o m b ie Jam es, polish, 18 Ann, h. 516 Broome M ’ C len n on Jarvis, porterh ou se, E ast c . B ro o m e , h. 2 M’ C om b s Catharine, w id o w o f John, 135 W . 13th B room e M ’ C om b s W illia m , ty p ed resser, 21 Leonard M ’ C len n on John, sm ith, 8 G o e rc k M ’ C on ach ie M ary, w id o w 206 A v. 3 M ’ C len n on W illia m , b oilerm a k er, r . 66 L e w is M ’ C on a iogu e John, com b m a k er, 16 Rivington M ’ C le o d John, sh ipcarpen ter, 263 F ifth M ’ C on a u g h y John, carpenter, 88 H ester M ’ C le o d M ary, w id o w o f W illia m , 232 W . 25th M ’ C o n e c h y R ob ert, clerk , 425 G reenw ich M ’ C lin ch e y Catharine, w id . R ob ert, 247 G reen w ich M ’ C on n Jam es, la b orer, r. 234 E 13th M ’ C lin ch ey T h om a s, fa n cy g o o d s, 484 G reen w ich M ’ C on og h ty John, stables, 69 F rnkln,h. r. 375 B’way M ’ C lin to ck A rch ib ald , c le rk , 97 Sullivan M ’ C on n ell A lexa n d er, tinsm ith, 152 Fourth M ,C lin tock Jerusha, w id o w o f G eorg e, 639 H u d son M ’ C on n ell A n d rew , policem an , 169 W . 18th M ’ C lin to ck J o h n N . p ia n om ak er, 182 T h o m p s o n M ’ C on n ell Chas. b ’k k eep er, 142 B’ w ay,h. 467 Hudsn M ’ C lin tock R ob ert, sh oes, 177 & 371 A v. 8 M ’ C on n ell E d w a rd , tru nkm aker, 86 Broom e M ’ C lo r e y R o g e r, la b orer, 656 W a te r M ’ C on n ell F rancis, ba k er, 101 W illett M ’ C lo ry L au ren ce, m ason, 45 H ester M ’ C on n ell H ugh, boilerm ak er, r. 81 Lewis M ’ C losk ey Ellen, w id o w , 292 R ivin g ton M ’ C on n ell Jam es, la b orer, 37 Chrystie M ’ C losk ey G eorg e (R e v .), N ativity ch . 44 A v . 2 M ’ C on n ell Jam es, p rin ter, 86 Broome^ M ’ C lo sk e y H en ry , liq u ors, 43 O range M ’ C on n ell Joh n policem an . 448 W ashington M ’ C losk ey Jam es, hats, 158 W e s t, h. 188 M u lb erry M ’ C on n ell John, ba k er, 176 A v. B M ’ C losk ey John, la b orer, 110 C harlton M ’ C on n ell John, tu rn er, 86 B room e M ’ C lo sk e y P eter, la b orer, r. 261 R iv in g ton M ’ C on n ell John, tinm an, 482 H u dson M ’ C lo sk y T h om a s, g ro ce r, 40 W a sh in g ton M ’ C on n ell John, sh oem a k er, r. 163 Chrystie M ’ C lo sk y & K in gston , g rocers, 40 W a sh in g ton M ’ C on n ell Joseph , saddler, 262 H ouston, h. 262Hstn M ’ C lou d D aniel, boa rd in g , 316 W a te r M ’ C on n ell Joseph , sm ith, 189 W . 13th M ’ C lo y Jane, w id o w o f Jam es, 8 O ak M ’ C on n ell M ary, w id o w o f T h om as, 268 Fifth M ’ C lue R osanna, w id o w o f Joh n , 179 V a rick M ’ C on n ell M ary, w id ! Neil, w ashing, r. 120 William M ’ C lun e D enis, la borer, r. 86 W . 20th M ’ C on n ell N a n cy, 304 T h ird M ’ G lune Jam es, carpenter, 46 F orsy th M ’ C on n ell R osan na, w id o w o f James, 317 Av. 9 M ’ C lun e R o b e rt G. saddler. 118 A v . 8 M ’ C on n ell W illia m , g ro c e r, 370 C h erry M ’ C LU N E T H O M A S & C O . im p orters, 49 E x ­ M ’ C on n ellog u e H en ry , d r y g o o d s, 138 Bowery, h. change p la ce 200 G rand M ’ G lure A gnes, v est m a k er, 48 H arrison M ’ C on n in M. H am ill, b r o k e r, 101 W a ll M ’ C lure A lexan der, 134 H en ry M ’ C on n och ie E liza, sh oes, 748 B’w ay, h. 53 Crosby M ’ C lure John, agent, 65 Spring, h . B r o o k ly n M ’ C o n n o ch ie John, sh oes, 748 B’w ay, h. 53 Crosby M ’ C lu re R ich a rd , m ason , r. 159 G reen e M ’ C o n n o lly T h om a s, shipcaxnenter, 306 Ninth M ’ C lu re R ob ert, stonecu tter, 102 A v. 8 M ’ C on u in E u gen e, m e r. 6 F letcher, h. 38 Willow, M ’ C lure T h om a s, la b orer, 227 E. 13th B ro o k ly n M ’ C lu re T h om as, tailor, 228 W . 16th M ’ C on v ill B arn ey, ston ecu tter, 210 Av. A. M ’ C lure W illia m , carpenter, 152 E . 24th M ’ C on v ille M ichael, g ro ce r, 360 Ninth, h. 360 Ninth M ’ C lu rg W illia m , la borer, 183 A m os M ’ C on v ille P atrick, tailor, 20 O ak M ’ C lu ry Isabella, dressm aker, 120 C edar M’ C o o k A lexa n der, 138 W . 16th M ’ C lu sk ey Arthur, sh oem a ker, 163 R eade M ’ C o o k A lexa n der, w a g on er, 186 L u d lo w M ’ C lu sk ey Catharine, dressm aker, 30 W h iteh all M ’ C o o l A lexan der, tanner, 4 J a cob M’ C lu sk ey D enis, la borer, 30 W h iteh all M ’ C ool N icholas, m ason, 137 W . 28th M ’ C luskey E lizabeth, dressm aker, 19 Cannon M ’ C o o l P atrick, w eaver, r. 88 A v . 10 M‘ C 339 M‘ C M’ C oole M ichael, c o m p o s ito r, 223 W . 16th M ’ C orm ick Peter, p orter, 39 B roadw ay •M’ C oole M ichael, en gin eer, 643 W a sh in ton M ’ C o rm ick Peter, clerk, 55 Jam es 1M’C oon John, h uckster, 147 C h ristoph er 'M’ C o r m ick R ich a rd C. 56£ M er. E x . h. 302 M adison fM ’C oon Sam uel, painter, 95 C olu m b ia M ’ C o r m ic k Rosanna, w id . T h om as, dairy, 322 Ninth ^M’C opp in M atthew, laborer, 61 W e s t M ’ C orm ick Sarah, w id o w o f H ugh, r. 267 A v . 10 M’C oppin W illia m , clerk , 264 Seventh M ’ C o r m ick Stew art, porter, 143 M ulberry ^M’ C or Jam es, plasterer, 311 A v. A M ’ C o rm ick T h om as, laborer, 113 W . 27th ^ M’ C ord A lbert, g rocer, 69 D elan ey M ’C o rm ick Thom as, plasterer, 233 W . 16th M’ C ord D avid, m ilk, 76 W . 18th M ’ C o rm ick T h om as, liqu ors, E . 15th n. A v. B, h. E . M’C ord E lizabeth J. w id. o f G eorg e K . 104 A llen 16th n. A v . A % ! ’ C ord G eorge, cream soap, 141 Sullivan, h. Pelham M’ C o r m ick T h om as, liqu ors, 145 E. l l t h ^M’ C O R D G E O R G E & C O . m erchants, 73 W illia m , M ’ C o rm ick T h om as, liquors, 37 A v. B, h. 37 A v . B « h. E. C hester M ’ C orm ick T h om as, baker, 123 E. 22d $ M’C ord Jane, w id o w o f John, b oa rd in g, 80 R eade M ’ C o rm ick T h om as, porterh ou se, E . 25th n. A v. 1 ' M’C ord John, p oliceofficer, 23 A n th on y M’ C o r m ick T h om as, architect, 77 F orsy th * M’ C ord Phoebe A. w id o w o f W illia m , 162 W . 15th M’ C o rm ick W illia m , carm an, E. 39th bet. L e x in g ­ 2 M’ C ord R ob ert, carm an, 176 M ott ton A v. & A v. 3 $ M’ C ork er James, laborer, 554 F ou rth M ’ C orm ick W illia m , w aiter, r. 158 W . 20th > M’Corkle Charles, m ason, 39 C annon M ’ C o rm ick W m . sh oem kr, 76 O range, h. 76 O range M ’Corkle H. M. h osiery, 112 B’ w ay, h. 35 L a fy ette pi M’ C o r m ick W illia m , laborer, 173 Elizabeth M ’Corkle Sam uel, m ason, 44 C annon M’ C o rm ick W illia m , bakery, 406 A v. 7, h. 406 A v. 7 2 M’ C orm ack Ann, w id o w o f M ichael, 27 O ak M’ C o rm ick W m . & C o. auction, 13 S pru ce, h. N . J. J M’ C orm ack Francis, carm an, A v. 2 n. E. 29th M’ C orm ick W illia m E . clerk , 343 A v. 8 i! M’ C orm a ck Jam es, laborer, 49 R u tgers M’ C o r m y M argaret, w id o w o f John, r. 227 A v. 9 If? M’ C orm ack James, sh oem aker, 63 R oosevelt M’ C orristen M ary A. laundress, 232 C h u rch M’ C orm a ck Jam es, laborer, r. 34 S cam m el M ’ C ort Jam es, m ason, 167 W . 13th H M’ C orm ack Joseph, carm an, r . 442 F ou rth M ’ C o rt John, brick layer, 199 Av. 7 M cCormack M argaret, w id o w o f M atthew, 62 R id g e M’ C ort Patrick, carm an, 310 A v. 1 1 M’C orm a ck M ichael, la borer, r. 5 A v. 1 M ’ C osk er Charles, laborer, 1 C ollister •: M’C orm ack M ichael, liq u ors, 338 S ixth M ’ C osk er F ergus, firem an, r. 634 H u dson M ’C orm ic C ornelius, m arblecutter, 242 A v . 3 M ’C osk er John, je w e lr y , 163 W est, h. 39 M on roe M’C orm ick Agnes, dressm aker, 42 A v. *5 M’ C osk er O w en , porter, r. 41 S prin g 2 M’C orm ick Alicia, seam stress, 695 W a te r M’ C o s k ry R ob ert, late m er. 39 B on d M’C orm iok Arthur, laborer, 462 T w elfth M ’ C otter A le x ’r, brok er, 128 Fulfcon,h.E.81st c.A v .2 M’C orm ick Barney* driver, r. 14. Pelham M’ C otter R ic h ’d, specu lator, 154 M aiden la. M’ C orm ick Bernard, tailor, 4 S u ffolk M’ C o ttr e y John, plater, 36 W h ite, h. 190 E leventh i M’C orm ick Bridget, w id o w o f W illia m , r. 14 Fifth M’ C ou gh ran M att.oysters,2 W ash.m kt.h.117 F u lton $ M’ C orm ick Catharine, g ro ce r, 2361 W . 16th M’ C ou n Albert, carpenter, 38 L e w is M’C orm ick C hristopher, bootm a k er, r. 146 L aurens M ’ C ou n W m .T .la te v ice ch a n cellor, 30 W a rr e n M’C orm ick D aniel, m arblepolish er, 181 E. 11th M ’ C ou rd D ennis, laborer, 104 O liv er 1 M 'C orm ick D an iel H . carm an, 6 Patchin pi. M’ C ou rt John, m achinist, r. 10 Y ork j M’ C orm ick D enis, carm an, 35 C h ristopher M ’C ou rt P atrick, la borer, 377 Eighth 2 M’ C orm ick D ennis, laborer, 81 A v. 6 M’ C o v e r M ichael, coachm an , 7 U nion co u rt M’C orm ick E d w a rd , coach m ak er, r. 390 B roadw ay, M ’C ow a n A rch ib ald , sm ith, 189 W . 13th : h. 209 S prin g M ’ C ow a n H en ry , bootm a ker, 56 R ob in son ; M ’C o rm ick E d w a rd , con tra ctor, E. 31st n. A v. 1 M ’C ow a n H ugh, sh oem aker, 9 M orris J M’ C orm ick E liza, w id . o f R ob ert, 632 G reen w ich M ’ C ow an T h om as, sailor, 28 S p ru ce M’ C o rm ick Ellen, w id o w o f M ichael, 289 W . 28th M’C o w le r Jam es, butcher, 835 G reen w ich . M’ C o rm ick Esther B. w id o w o f Hugh, 56 K in g M’ C o w le y C ornelius, laborer, 6 Stone ' M ’C o r m ick Francis, stevedore, 318 D elan ey M’ C o y Abraham , liqu ors, 271 South J M ’ C o r m ick Frank, laborer, 83 W . 19th M’ C o y A lexan der, blacksm ith, r. 12 C larkson ' M ’ C o rm ick H en ry, clothing, 56 O range M’ C o y A lexander, laborer, r. 13J P erry M ’ C orm ick H ugh, clerk, 131 R ea de M ’ C o y A lexander, boots, 289 Front, h. 289 F ron t M ’ C o rm ick James, varnisher, r. 3 Vandam M’ C o y Clarissa Anne, w id . o f T h om as, 141 O rch a rd , M ’C o r m ic k Jam es, laborer, 358 Ninth M ’ C o y D av id H . clerk , 39 F ourth M ’ C o rm ick Jam es, porter, 89 H ester M ’ C o y E dw a rd, segars, 16 Canal, h. 16 Canal 'M ’C o rm ick Jam es, laborer, 266 W . 28th M’ C o y E liza A. fan cystore, 37 A v. 3 ,h .l2 Stuyvesant M ’ C o rm ick Jam es, liqu ors, 327 A v. 3, h. 279 Sixth M ’ C o y G eorg e V . builder, 57 G t.Jones, h. 199 A v . 6 1 M ’ C o rm ick Jas. shoem kr, 160 Canal, h. 219 H udson M’ C o y Jam es, blacksm ith, 113 Spring, h. N. J, M ’C o r m ick James, liqu ors, Av. 1 c o r . E . 20th M’ C o y Jam es B. segars, 114 B ow ery M ’ C o r m ick James, tailor, 112 H en ry M’ C o y John, plasterer, 180 W . 16th M’ C orm ick J ohn, auction, 175 Chatham & 70 O range, M ’ C o y John, dyer, 289^-G reen w ich , h. 289j- G ’w ic h h. 70 Orange M’ C o y John, ju n k , 52 Pitt M’ C o rm ick John, 150 Laurens M’ C o y John, liqu ors, 6 D oy ers , M’ C o r m ick John, la borer, r. 37 G oerck M ’ C o y John, c o o p e r, 13 Desbroases M’ C orm ick John, seaman, 92 Jam es M ’ C o y John, bu tch er, 169 A v. 3 M ’C orm ick John, laborer, 169 W a sh in gton M’ C o y John, shipcarpenter, 232 A v. A M C o r m ic k John, sm ith, 314 M ott M’ C o y John F. clerk, 37 F erry,h .7 T illa ry ,B rook ly n M’ C orm ick John, la borer, 314 D elan ey M’C o y Joseph, agent, 12 Platt, h. Jersey city M’ C orm ick John, stonecctter, 92 A v. 8 M ’C o y M ary, w id o w , board in g, 19 W h iteh all M’ C orm ick L u cy , w id. Peter, sm stress, 139 A ttorn y M’ C o y M ary, seam stress, 96 E ld rid ge M C o rm ic k Martin, tailor, 503 Pearl M ’ C o y P atrick, carm an, r. 30 H ester M’ C orm ick M ary, w id o w o f Patrick, r. 237 M ulberry M’ C o y Patrick, carm an, r. 182 M ulberry M’ C orm ick M ary, w id o w o f Joseph, 82 A v. B M ’O oy Peter, coachm an , 38 A n th on y M’ C orm ick M ichael, laborer, 102 W . 30th M ’G oy R obert, shoes, 32 Suflolk M’ C orm ick M ichael, laborer, E . 15th bet. A vs. A &B M’ C o y Sam uel S. printer, 147 Allen M’ C orm ick M ichael, c o m . m er. 71 G oerck M’ C o y Sinclair,carpenter, 166 F rn k ln ,h .l2 S tu y v esn t M’ C orm ick M ichael, liqu ors, 218 A v . B, 338 S ixth .& M ’C o y T h om as, painter, W . 42d n. A v. 8 216 Mott, h. Seventh c . A v. B M ’C o y T h om as, ostler, 312 M ott M ’C O R M IC K P A T R IC K , liqu ors. 185 A v 1, & A v. M’ C o y W illia m , printer, 26 W h iteh all A cor. T w elfth, & A v . B c o r . T h ird , & A v. A M’ C o y E. A. & M. fan cystore, 37 A v. 3 c o r. 13th & H ou ston c o r. E lizabeth M ’C oy le Joh n C .jo u r n e y m a n , 438 T en th M’ C orm ick Patrick, liqu ors, 49 M arion M ’C rabb Jane, w id o w , 461 T w elfth M ’ C orm ick Patrick, liq u ors, 166 E. 11th M’ C R A C K A N JO H N L . H. im p orter, 18 E x ch a n g e M’C orm ick Peter, laborer, r. 145 E leven th pi. h. 9 G reat Jones M‘C 340 M‘ D M ’ C rack en A lexan der, la borer, r. 148 W . 28th M ’C u lloh Joh n S. la w y e r, 37! W all, h. 96 L ex . At. M ’ C rack en John, fish,2 J e ff’sn m kt. h.2 C h ristoph er M’ C u llou gh A lexander, carpen ter, 159 W . 15th M ’ C racken Joseph, 34 L ew is M’ C u llou gh Ann, w id . Jam es, 191 O rch a rd M ’C rack en R ob ert, la borer, 75 G o e rck M ’ C u llou gh D avid, rivetter, r. 34* Su ffolk M ’ C rack en T h e o d o re , carpenter, 76 G o e rck M ’ C u llou g h D a v id B. m er. 159 F ron t M 'C ra ck en Francis, p ilositou s’ c o m ’p d , 312 B’ w a y M’ C u llou gh Ellen, w id o w o f John, 38 A v. C M ’ C rea A le x ’r, la w y er, 76 Nassau, h. 598 H ou ston M ’ C u llou gh Francis, sh ipcarpen ter, 80 Laight M 'C rea D aniel, ostler, r. 191 M ott M’ C u llou g h G eorg e, fo u n d e r, W . 13th c . Av. 10 M ’ C rea Jam es, engineer, r. 9 Clark M ’ C u llou gh G eorg e, spars, 410 C h e rry M ’ C rea Jennett, w id o w o f R ob ert, 598 H ou ston M ’ C u llou gh II. V . S. 159 F ron t M ’ C rea Joh n C. en graver, 6 C ity H all p l.h .W m sb rg h M’ C u llou g h H en ry , prin ter, 84 P ike slip M ’ C rea Nathaniel (c o l’d), m usician, 23 M inettapl. M’ C u llou g h Irw in , liq u ors, 167 W . 13th M ’ C rea O liver, g ro ce r, 357 C h erry , h. 357 C h erry M ’ C u llou gh Isabella, w id o w o f John, fancystore, 23 M ’ C rea Sarah, w id o w o f W illia m , 314 D elan ey M orris M ’ C read y A nne, 72 E. 27 M ’ C u llou g h Jam es, p res’ t, 159 F ront, h. 21 W . 18th I M ’ C rea d y B enj. W . ph ysician , 70 C h ristopher, h. 70 M ’ C u llou gh Jam es, carpen ter, 134 W . 16th C h ristoph er M’ C u llou gh John, m ason , 185 W . 27th M ’ C read y Charles, carm an , 9 Fifth M’ C u llou gh John, c lerk , 345 T w e lfth M ’ C rea d y C h arles, blacksm ith , A v. 10 n. W . 28th M’ C u llou g h John, jo in e r , 324 E ighth M ’C read y E d w a rd , p olicem a n , 52 Joh n M’ G u llou gh John, h air w ork er, 109 A v. 8 M’ Cr'eady F. H . sugar refiner, 108 F ront, h .B r’k ly n M’ C u llou g h John, la b orer, 83 W ille tt M ’ C read y G eo. W . lam ps, 167 A v. 6 & 426 B ’ w ay, M’ C u llou g h Joh n , varnisher, 87 N orfolk h. 426 B roadw a y M ’ C u llou g h M ary, w id o w , 410 C h erry M ’ C rea d y Joh n H. upholsterer, 388 H ou ston M ’ C u llou gh M ichael, la b o re r 212 M onroe M ’ C R E A D Y N A T H A N IE L L . & C O . m erchants, 36 M ’ C u llou g h M ichael, la b orer, 28 O ak S ou th , h. 190 W . 14th M’ C u llou g h M ichael, ty p eca ster, 662 W a ter M ’ C read y R ob ert, p u m p m ak er, 261 T h ird M ’ C u llou gh P atrick, la b orer, r. 49 Christopher M ’ C read y W illia m P. tailor, 120 W a lk e r M’ C u llou gh Sam uel, blacksm ith , 221 Varick M ’ C rea ry B enjam in F. m achinist, 6 D uane, h . 18 M ’ C u llou g h T h om as, en gin eer, 113 Charlton Stanton M’ C u llou g h T h om a s, la b orer, 240 Av. 4 M ’ C r e a r y Joh n D . p rin tin g ink, 331 & 333 Stanton, M ’ C u llu m Charles, sh oem aker, 52 Prince d e p o t 5 S p ru ce, h. 12 T h ird M ’ C u llu m E d w a rd , paints, E . 21st n. Av. 5, h. 14 M ’ C reary T h om as, p orter, 108 G re e n w ich A v. H am m ond M ’ C reden D ennis, la borer, 8 D ep eyster M ’ C u llu m H e c to r, con fection er, 650 W a ter M ’ C red y D en n is A . b ro k e r, 111 W a ll, h N. R o ch e lle M ’ C u llu m John, tanner, 8 Patchin pi. M ’ C re e ry Jam es, fa n cy g ood s. 72 W m . h. 173 E. 14th M’ C n llu m R eb ecca , w id . A rch ibald, 71 Av. 2 M ’ C re e ry John, d r y g o o d s, 18 John, h. 173 E. 14th M’ C u lly G e o rg e W . sashm aker, 21 James M ’ C R E E R Y & G O U L D IN G , d r y g o o d s , 18 Joh n M ’ C u lly G ord on K . b o o k k e e p e r, 745 Greenwich M ’ C ristell P atrick, m ason , 131 W . 24th M’ C u lly Jam es, baker, r. 32 Pitt M ’C ro d d in A n th on y, m o r o c c o , 92 G old . h. 92 G o ld M ’ C u lly T h om a s, c o o p e r, r. 201 B room e M ’ C r o r y Jam es, stonecu tter, 222 W . 16th M’ C u m m in gs Peter, run ner, B ridge c. Whitehall M ’ C rossen D om in ick , p ed ler, 313 D ela n ey M ’ C u m isk y John onough Barney, liq u ors, 309 W e s t,h . 309 W e s t M ’E lv a n ey Jam es, stables, 24th bet. L e x . Av. & At. M D on ou gh Charles, r. 40 W . 13th 3, h. 35 L e x in g to n A v. M D o n o u g h D av id K . (c o l’ d), ph ysician , 78 Sullivan M ’E lva n ey Patrick, laborer, 91 L au ren s M cD onough E d w a rd , coach m ak er, 258 T w e lfth M ’E lw a in A lbert, oy ster, 926 B roadw a y M ‘D on ou gh Jas. oysters, 5 Cath. m kt, h. 391 W a te r M’Elwain Eliza, widow o f Jam es, 139 Waverly pL ft_____________ wv _______________ i ,’Elwain Jam es G. w atch m aker, 40 V esey 343 M‘ G M’Farland M atthew, la b orer, 244 M ott ? f ’E lw ee John, firem an, 86 A y. B M’ Farland Sidney, fish, 124 P rin ce S ’E lw ee T h om as, la borer, 49 C larkson M’Farland Stew art H . tinm an, 916 B roa d w a y l TE m rey Patrick, la borer, 390 C h erry M’ Farland T h om as, m er. 172 Pearl, h. B ro o k ly n 5.,’Enroe H ugh, hotel, 124 V a rick , h. 124 V a rick M’Farland W illia m , 152 W a lk e r yTEntee Jam es, segars, 186 W . 18th, h. r . 168 A y . 8 M’ F A R L A N D 2M’ G ow an B artholom ew , plu m ber, 308 Ninth M’ Grath Jam es, ju d g e . 134 W h ite 3 M ’G ow an B artholom ew , la borer, 24 T rin ity pi. M ’ Grath Jam es, la borer, 327 B o w e ry ^ M ’G ow an Bernard, carm an, 79 G oerck M ’Grath John, laborer, 126 A n th on y 3 M ’G ow an B ridget, w id o w o f Jam es, 98 W . 18th M’ Grath John, g rocer, 397 Ninth, h. 397 Ninth ( M ’G ow a n Charles, printer, 68 Barclay, h. 80£ N. M’ G rath John, b ootm a k er, 161 L e w is i M oore M’ Grath John, hatter, 8 B irm ingh am M ’ G ow a n E dw ard, lithograph er, 56 G old, h. 50 T il­ M’ G R A T H JO H N , tavern, 66 D ivision la ry , B rook ly n M’ G rath John, visiter alm shouse, 84 B a ya rd rj M’ G ow a n Ellen, w id o w o f C orm ick , 39 W . 13th M’ Grath Joh n , tailor, 13 Jam es M ’ G ow a n Francis, carm an, 297 Sixth M ’ Grath Joh n , bootm a ker, 182 M ott •M ’ G ow a n Francis, d ry g ood s, 422 A v. 9, h. 422 A v . 9 M’ G rath John, hatter, 83 O liver u M ’ Go,wan G eorge, 49 Bank M ’Grath L aw ren ce, carm an, 875 B roa d w a y i M ’G ow an H en ry, sm ith, 600 G rand M’Grath M ichael, 470 E. 1 1th y M’ G ow a n H ugh, m ason, r. 301 M ulberry M ’ Grath M ichael, clothing, 123 W illia m , h. 49 A v. 3 l M ’G ow a n Jam es, carm an, 24 C ornelia M’Grath Michael, 147 Duane " M’ G ow an Jam es, printer, 53 Bayard M’ Grath M ichael, polish er, 67 Jam es M’G ow an John, liqu ors, 67 Orange M ’ Grath Patrick, la b orer, 222 W . 21st M’G ow a n John, shipcarpenter, 376 Sixth M’Grath Patrick, la borer, r. 100 R eade . M’G ow an John, porter, 20 C arm ine M’ Grath Peter, tailor, r. 65 M ott 0 M’ G ow an John, laborer, 69 W . 18th M ’Grath Phillip, baker, 519 A v. 9 M’G ow an John, city m arshal, 123 E. 28th M’Grath R ichard, la borer, r. 38 S h eriff M’G ow an John, pedler, 49$ P rince M’Grath R og er, plasterer, S ixth st. co u r t ; M’G ow an L a w ren ce, laborer, 77 C harlton M’Grath R og er, lahorer, 27 O ak ' M’G ow an L on g, um brellas, 47 G old, h. 26 Stanton, M’ G rath T h om a s, m ach in ist, 397 Ninth B rook ly n M’ Grath T h om as, hatter, r. 215 Fulton M’ G ow an M artin, baker, 315 Eighth M ’G rath T h om as, b oa t tender, 74 K in g 1 M’G ow an M ary, w id o w o f Jam es, seam stress, 143$ M ’Grath T h om as, g ro ce r. 71 O ra n ge A v. 3 M’ Grath T h om as, laborer, r. 175 A v. 1 M’G ow an M atthew, ju n k , 36 M ulberry M’ Grath T h om as, carpenter, 59 O rch a rd M’G ow an M ichael, h arnessm aker, 154 E. 11th M’ Grath W illia m m ason, 115 W . 20th M’G ow an Michael, coachm an , r. 209 M ercer M’ Grath W iliia m , locksm ith , 9$ F ran kfort M’G ow an M ichael, m ason , 64 W . 23d M’ G R A T H & T H O R N , cloth iers, 123 W illiam M’G ow an Michael, porterh ou se, 63 M ott M ’G raugh John, la borer, 450 W a sh in g ton M’ G ow an Patrick, carpenter, 482 C h erry M’ G raw E dw a rd, tailor, 234 G reen w ich M’ G ow an Patrick, m arblepolish er, 222 E. 13th M ’G raw Johanna, w id o w o f Patrick, 189 E . 11th M’G ow an R obert, quarrym an, W . 39th n. A v, 9 M ’G raw M ichael, team ster, 331 Ninth M’ G ow an R obert, cau lker, 325 F ron t M’ G R A W N IC H O L A S , cabinetm aker, 10$ R iving- M ’G ow an Rose, w id. o f Francis, 107 E. 15th ton, 163 B o w e r y & 455 B roadw a y, h. 4 C rosb y M ’G ow an Sam uel, g rocer. 79 A v. 9, h . 79 A v. 9 M’G R A W & T A Y L O R , coffinm akers, 163 B o w o r y M ’G ow an T erence, bricklayer, 220 W . 16th M ’G ree John, stables, 369 C h erry M‘ G 346 M‘I M ’ G re g g o r M ary, w id o w o f C olen, 45 C h erry M ’ G uire Joh n , carm an, 345 R iv in g ton M 'G re g g o r W illia m , blacksm ith , 169 V a rick M ’ G uire John, baker, 467 Av. 9, h 457 A v 9 M ’G re g o r B enjam in, b u tch er, H ou ston c . A y. B, h. M ’ G uire John, p orterh ou se, 200 A v . 1, h. Staten I, 178£ Stanton M ’G uire John, tailor, 86 W . 16th M ’ G re g o r D aniel, fou n d er, 59 C linton M ’ G uire John, saddler, 339 W s h g t n .h . 339 Wshgtn. M ’ G re g o r E d w in R (R e v .), a. s. m . c . j. society, M ’ G uire John, carpen ter, 366 T en th S p ru ce c . Nassau, h . E. 38th b. M adison & A v . 4 M ’ G uire M argaret, w id o w o f P atrick, 233 Elizabeth M ’ G re g o r H en ry , w ea v er, 384 B leeck er M ’ G uire M ary, tailoress, 176 A v . B M ’G re g o r Jam es C .b ellh a n ger, 179 C h rystie, h. 137 M ’ G uire M ary, b oa rd in g , 121 W a te r L u d lo w M ’ G uire M ary, w id o w o f T h om a s, r. 311 Madison M ’G reg or Jam es C. d r y g o o d s , 207B roa d w a y , h. 70 M ’ G uire M ichael, ped ler, 612 W a te r L e x in g to n A v. M ’ G u ire O w en , m a son , 366 T en th M ’ G reg or Jam es M. bu ilder, 47 G ou v e ra e u r M ’ G uire P atrick, la b orer, 233 E leventh M ’ G reg or Joh n D . la w y er, 179 B’ w a y , h. 248 W .2 2 d M ’ G uire P atrick , p orterh ou se, 428 Tenth M ’ G reg or M alcolm , distiller, 248 W . 22d M ’G u ire P atrick , la b orer, 66 Jam es M ’G re g o r M ary, w id . o f T h om a s, r. 36 H ester M’ G uire P atrick, stagedriver, 417 Tenth M ’ G re g o r Sam uel, tru nkm aker, 59 C linton M ’G u ire P atrick, g ro c e r, 307 Mott- M ’ G re g o r T h om as, barber, 31 B ethune M ’ G uire P atrick , m a son , 152 F orsy th M ’ G re g o r W illia m , ston ecu tter, r. 36 V a n d am M ’ G uire P atrick, la b orer, 104 E ldridge M ’ G re w Joh n , la borer, 545 W a sh in g ton M ’G uire P atrick, carpenter, 203 A v. 7 M ’ G rim M ichael, porter, r. 21 M arion M ’G u ire P atrick , la b orer, 199 W . 26th M ’ G rorty Marth, w id . D ennis, liqrs, 118 M adison M ’G uire P atrick, la b orer, 64 G o e rck M ’ G ro rty Jam es, carpets, 460 Pearl, h. 423 G rand M ’ G uire R ich ard , b lack sm ith , 80 Ham ersley M ’G ro rty W m . carpets, 136 W illia m , h. 19 C on cord , M ’ G uire R oss, m ou ld er, 223 Seventh B rook ly n M ’ G uire T ere n ce , ostler, 106 W . 21st M ’ G ro r ty P atrick, p orterh ou se, 37J O range M ’G u ire T h om a s, g ro c e r, 70 Bayard M ’ G R U G A N JO H N , liq u ors, 212 A v. 8, h. 212 A v . 8 M ’G u ire T h om as, la b orer, 7£ E lizabeth M ’ G ru ry D aniel, rigger, 514 T w e lfth M 'G u ire T h om a s, 2 U n ion co u r t M ’G ru ry J oh n , tailor, 250 W o o s te r M’ G uire T h om as, p a ver, 558 F ou rth M ’ G ru ry T h om as, tailor, 250 W o o s te r , h . 250 W o s tr M ’ G uire T h om a s, la b orer, 285 A v. 1 M ’ G ru ry T . & J. tailors, 250 W o o s te r M ’ G uire T h om as, p a ver, r. 186 M ott M ’ G u ck in H en ry , p lu m b er, 515 H u d son M ’ G uire T h om a s, sh oem a k er, 207 E. 17th M ’ G u ck in John, la b orer, 374 Ninth M ’G uire T h om a s, stagedriver, 412 Tenth M ’ G ue Charles, carm an , 183 A m os M ’G uire T h om as, fish, r. 149 E lizabeth M ’ Guffie Jam es, painter, 38 B road, h. 63 G rand M ’G u ire T h o s. blacksm ith , 17 M onroe, h. 17 Monroe M ’G ugan Julia, 196 S e co n d M ’G uire T h om as, p o lice , 72 C rosb y M ’ G uigan John, m ariner, 158 W a sh in g ton M ’ G uire & M ullen, liqu ors, 132 Elizabeth M ’G uigan T h om a s, tailor, r. 96 Catharine M ’G un Jam es, p orter, 126 M ott M ’G uikin V irgin ia, b oa rd in g , 223 W o o s t e r M ’ G unigal, b oo tm a k e r, 205 Centre M ’G uiniess W illia m , la b orer, 100 A v . 7 M ’ G unnigar C harles, g ro c e ry , 171 M onroe M ’ G u in ty Jam es, la b orer, 103 N orth M oo re M ’ G unnigan R ose, w id o w o f Manos, 127 E. 16th M ’ G u i r e ---------- , (refu sed ), 44 F orsy th M ’ G urk D enis, la borer, 82 Av. B M ’G u ire A lexa n d er, lim e, 25th c . A v . 10, h . W . 23d M ’ G u rk John, g ro ce r, 52 A ttorn ey n. A v . 10 M’ G u rk W illia m , la b orer, r. 135 Elizabeth M ’ G uire A n d rew , carpenter, 246 M ott M’ G u m e E d w a rd , la b orer, 96 L u d lo w M ’ G u ire A nn, w id o w o f P atrick, w ashin g, 29 Pitt M ’G unnegall Jam es, sailor, 327 Ninth M ’G u ire B ernard, w aterm a n , 107 M adison M ’H ad den M oore, 336 A v. 8 M ’ G u ire B ridget, 412 T w e lfth M ’H ale E d w a rd , la b orer, r. 231 Stanton M ’ G uire Catharine, w id . R oss, nurse, 213 W o o s t e r M ’H ale P atrick, la b orer, 121 R oosev elt M ’G u ire C harles, g ro c e r, 397 G re e n w ich M ’H ale Peter, painter, 643 W ash ington M ’G u ire D aniel, w aiter, r. 132 C h rystie M ’H arg Joh n , d r y g o o d s , 65 L ib erty M ’G u ire D aniel, la b orer, 138 A v . A M ’ H arg R u fu s K . d r y g o o d s, 65 L ib erty M ’ G u ire D a v id L . p h ysician , 280 R iv in g ton M 'H aton Jam es, board in g, 40 H ubert M ’ G uire D enis, carm an , 561 F ourth M ’Hatten Sam uel, w ea v er, 7 P erry M ’G uire E d w a rd , la borer, 111 W a sh in g to n M ’ H en ry Jam es, carm an , 74 M adison M ’G uire E d w a rd , liq u o r, 238 Stanton M ’H e n ry John, m erchant, 230 Pearl M ’G u ire E d w a rd , carm an , r. 8 M u lb erry M ’H e n ry Sam uel, c ro c k e ry , 230 Pearl, h. 209 Mercer M 'G u ire E d w a rd , la b orer, 232 E . 13th M ’H en ry & B roth er, g lassw are, 230 Pearl M ’ G u ire E lizabeth , w id o w o f John, 34J Su ffolk M ’H esn ey Joh n S. clerk , 328 H en ry M ’G u ire F rancis, la b o re r, 445 T w elfth M ’H esn ey Sarah, w id o w o f John, 328 H enry * M ’G uire F rancis, la b orer, r . 156£ G reen w ich j M ’H esn ey W illia m F . w irem a k er, 328 Henry M ’G uire F rancis, carm an, 52 P erry M ’ H u gh Charles, la b orer, 38 A n th on y M ’G u ire G eorg e, boatm an , 183 D uane M ’H u gh Charles, la borer, 486 G reen w ich M ’ G uire H u gh , carm an, 645 G reen w ich M ’H u gh Jam es, d r o v e r , 222 E. 13th M ’G uire H u gh , ped ler, r. 231 M u lb erry M ’H u gh M ichael, p otatoes, 25 N ew Washington M ’ G u ire H u gh , la borer, r. 29 R o o s e v e lt m arket, h. 135 L ib e rty M ’ G u ire Jam es, m anu factu rer, 139 W . 16th M ’ H u gh P atrick , sh oem aker, 182 M ott M ’ G uire Jam es, gasfitter,121 S h eriff & B ’ w a y theatre M’H u gh P atrick, carm an , 263 W . 26th M ’ G uire Jam es, b rick la y er, 225 Seventh M ’llh a n er Jam es, la b orer, 123 E. 11th M ’G uire Jam es, ba k er, 52 C h erry and 71 B ayard, h. M ’llh a rg y C harles, tailor, 530 G ’w ich , h. 530 G’wich 71 B ayard M ’llla m e y M ichael, la b orer, 560 F ourth M ’ G uire Jas. liq u ors, 132 E lizabeth, h. 132 E lizab eth M ’lllrath B ernard, blacksm ith, r. 424 Tenth M ’G uire Jam es, la b orer, 390 T en th M ’lllr o y C orn eliu s, p orter, 9 Beaver M ’ G uire Jam es, stables, 134 M acdougal, h.141 A m ity M ’lllr o y John, la b o re r, 311 Ninth M ’G uire Jam es, la b orer, 9 B eaver M ’llrain e D aniel, m a son , 204 Fifth M ’ G uire Jane, w id o w , 131 L ib e rty M ’llraith D avid, p orterh ou se, 636 H udson & 503 M ’ G uire John, carm an , 180 M on roe W e s t, h. 636 H u d son M ’G uire John, ov erseer, E. 31st n. A v . 3 M ’llraith John, liq u ors, 73 A v. 9, h. 73 Av. 9 M ’ G uire John, carm an , 555 F ou rth M ’llr o y A rch ib a ld jr . dentist, 183 A v . 6 M ’ G uire John, m a rb lecu tter, 16 D o w n in g M ’llr o y E d w a rd , teacher, 206 M u lb erry M ’ G uire John, clerk , 7 AV. D M ’llr o y Jam es D . con fection er, 130 Grand M ’G uire John, laborer., 246 M ott M ’llr o y Jane, w id. W m . seam stress, 60 G’wich At. M ’G uire John, g ro ce ry , 416 T en th M ’llr o y M ary, w id . D avid, 267 A v . 10 M ’G uire John, porterh ou se, 46 Jam es M ’llr o y M ary, w id o w o f F e lix , 204 Fifth M ’G uire John, carm an, 895 B roa d w a y M ’llr o y M ichael, blacksm ith , 311 H ou ston N M‘I 347 M‘I f.M'Ilvain H u gh S . 1ship jo in e r, r. 103 A llen M ’In ty re T h om as, m arble, W . 33d n. A v. 6. h. W . '^M’llvaine B. R . su gar refiner, S ou th c. M on tg om ery , 17th n. A v. 8 , h. 16 W . 16th M ’ln ty re W illia m , carpenter, 350 T en th ^ M’llvaine Jam es, g ro ce r, 71 W . 18th M ’In tyre W illia m N. hardw are, 80 A v. 6. h. 80 A v. 6 M’llvaine Joseph L . painter, 248 M ulberry M ’Intyre & Y ou n g, butchers, 68 A v. 3 ^ M’llveen John, tradesm an, 22 W ille tt M ’lv e e H u gh , laborer, r. 145 Seventh M ’llvena Jam es, tailor, 67 Stanton M ’lv e e R o s e Ann, 138 B a rrow „ M ’llven n y C orm a ck , fish, C entre m arket, h. 143 M’Jim sey Joseph M . stock b rok er, 67 W a ll, h. 91 E . 24th W . 21st M’llv e y Barney, la borer, 181 S econ d M ’Jim sey R ob ert, stk. bkr. 35 W a ll, h. 157 W . 14th M ’llvaine H ugh, printer, 1164 E ldridge M ’K aile W illia m , porter, 336 Ninth * M’llvaine John, carpenter, 162 W . 15th M ’K ain Joseph, p ou ltry , 106 W a sh in gton m arket, h. ^ M’llvaine Sarah, m illiner, 116£ E ldridge 232 W a sh in g ton M’llvaine T h e o d o re R . clerk, 194 B road w a y, h. 33 M’ Kain & F arrington, p ou ltry, 106 W a sh ’ ton m kt. * W . 23d M’K ana Cabin, tailor, r. 124 E. B roadw ay M’Inerly C orn eliu s, m achinist, 81 G reen w ich A v. M ’Kane R ob ert, m ason, W . 37th n. A v. 8 1 M’Inerney H on ora, liq u ors, 376 W a ter M’K anna E d w a rd , sm ith, 121 E. 20th ? M’Inerney M artin, p olice, 42 O liver M’K anna H ugh, laborer, r. 56 M acdougal j M ’Inerney Patrick, hats, 197 South, h. 197 S ou th M ’ K anna Philip, laborer, r. 32 W illett 2 M’Iness Angus, boilerm ak er, 208 Seventh M ’K ay Ann, w id. o f Jam es, 74 K ing M ’Infelder Charles, cabinetm aker, 165 B ro o m e M ’K ay D uncan, w igs, 399 Pearl, h. L . I. 2$M’Ining Peter, la b orer, 390 C h erry M ’K a y D uncan, seaman, r. 55 R utgers 5 M’In roy Philip, la b orer, 232 E . 13th M ’K ay Elizabeth, w id . o f A rchibald, 18 E s se x i M’Intaggart E dw ard, porterh ou se, 42 O range M ’K ay Francis, stonecutter, 243 W . 17th 1 M’Intee James, g rocer, 262 E . 11th M ’ K ay H ugh, m er. 46 S ixth M ’ K im m M ich ael, ta ilor, 59 Nassau, h. 42 F a c to r y M ’ K n ig h t Peter, ju n k , 82 Pitt M ’K IM M W I L L I A M R . c lo th ie r, 17 C a rm in e, h. M ’ K n igh t T h o m a s , m a rb lep olish er, 13 H a m m o n d & 228 B leeck er M ’K o m b Julia, w id . Joh n , 147 W a v e r ly p la c e M ’K im m in Joh n , g r o c e r y , 123 D u a n e, h . 123 D u an e M ’ K o o n P atrick, m a son , r. 615 G re e n w ich jj M ’ Kin Joh n , 7 U n ion c o u r t M ’K o w n T h o m a s , m ilk m a n , 81 W . 30th to M ’K in d ley M ary, m illin er, 76 C anal M ’K U N E JO H N , g r o c e r , 373 A v . 6, h . 373 A v . 6 M ’K in ley A rch ib a ld , la b o re r, 156 W . 16th M’ K u n e Joh n , b u tc h e r, 39 A v. 6, h. 8 L e r o y it M ’K in ley A u gu stu s C . bra ssfou n d er, 87 C en tre, h. M ’ K u n e R ich a rd , co a ch m a n , 89 W . 18th )fc W illia m sb u rg M ’K u s k e y C ath arin e, w id . P atrick , 115 W . 35th M ’ K in ley D aniel, la b orer, 647 G re e n w ich M’ K u tch en A n d r e w , la b o re r, r. 105 W a s h in g to n M ’K in ley D a v id , la b orer, 79 A v . 9 M ’L a a r P atrick , g r o c e r , 59 R o o s e v e lt M ’ K in ley E d w a rd , carm an , 17 N o r fo lk M ’L A C H L A N A L E X A N D E R , b r e w e r , 103 G reen ­ H M ’K in ley G eorg e, p o r te r h . 102 C en tre, h. 116 C en tre w ic h A v . & m alt, 30 C o m m e r c e , h. 148 B a rr o w J M ’K in ley Jam es, sh oem a k er, 2 F o u rth M ’L a ch la n C h arles M . 108 W o o s t e r l M ’K in ley Jam es, g r o c e r , 12 & 13 F u lton m a rk e t, h . M’ L a ch la n C olin , la b o re r, 222 W . 17th 92 Su ffolk M ’L a ch la n Joh n , b r e w e r , 103 G r e e n w ic h A v , h . 115 '* M ’ K in ley Jam es, la b o r e r, r. 125 P e r r y G r e e n w ic h A v . . M ’K in ley Jam es, g ild er, 49 R o o s e v e lt M ’L a ch la n M ary, w id . A rch ib a ld , 77 P itt r* M ’K in ley Jam es, hatfinisher, 16 A v . 8 M’ L a ily P eter, ta ilor, 558 F o u rth 1 M ’K in ley Ja m es C glascu tter, 192 R iv in g to n M’ L ain Jam es, rig g e r, 60 W e s t I M ’K in ley Joh n , la b orer, 336 B le e ck e r M’ L ain Joh n , liq u o rs , 208 E liza b eth ; M’K in ley Joh n , late cloth ier, 524 G re e n w ich M ’ L a n e G era rd, r. 110 T w e lfth M ’ K in ley M argaret, w id . A n d r e w , 21 B e d fo r d M ’L a re n Joh n , m a ch in ist, 477 C h e r r y M ’K in ley M ary, w a s h w o m a n , 43 L a u ren s M’ L a ren Joh n , fo u n d e r , 47 W a r r e n M ’K in ley M ichael, la b orer, r. 196 S e c o n d M’ L a ren R o b e r t, can d ies, 109* A v . 7 : M ’K in ley R o b e rt, ir o n fo u n d e r, 31 A v . 2, h. 7 S e c o n d M ’ L aren W illia m , b a sk etm a k er, r. 28 R e a d e M ’K in ley R o b e r t A . clerk , 190 M u lb e rry M ’L aren s A le x a n d e r, h elp er, 380 N in th M ’K in ley W illia m , m e r . 106 C hatham , h . E liz a b e th ­ M’L a rin A g n es, w id . Jam es, 572 G ra n d to w n M’ L a rin C h arles, sh ip ca rp en ter, 572 G ra n d M ’ K in ley W illia m , tinker, 400 C h e r ry M ’L a rk in P a trick , carm an , 68 H a m e rs le y M ’K in ley W illia m , m o u ld e r, r. 8 C o lu m b ia M ’L a r n e y P a trick , ta ilor, 203 V a r ic k M ’K in le y & S m ith , ir o n fo u n d e rs , 31 A v . 2 M ’ L a rn ey P eter, liq u ors, 118 W . 20th M ’K inn T h o m a s , sh oem a k er, 118 E . 22d M ’ L a rn e y T h o m a s , la b o re r, 115 W . 20th M ’K in nay R o b e rt, ca rp e tw e a v e r, 2£ A v. C M ’L a r ty J oh n H . sh ipsm ith, 249 R iv in g to n M ’K in n e y A lfre d A . b o o k k e e p e r , 162 E . 28th M ’ L a r ty M ich ael, h a tp resser, 79 D e la n e y , h . 79 D e ­ M ’K in n ey A m os, carm an , h . 194 E ld rid g e la n ey M ’K in n e y A n n , w id . C h arles, 171 E . 11th M ’L a r ty M isses, m illin ers, 79 D e la n e y M ’K in n e y A rch ib a ld , liq u o rs , 159 A n th o n y M ’L^aughan E lliott, salesm an , 607 G r e e n w ic h M ’K in n e y D a v id , g r o c e r , 149 C h e rry M ’ L au ch lan S tew art, tinm an, r. 59 C a n n on M ’ K in n ey E d w a r d D . g r o c e r , 149 C h e r ry M ’L a u g h lin A le x a n d e r, ston ecu tter, 399 A v . 1 M ’K in n e y E liza b e th , b o a rd in g , 36 H o u sto n M ’L a u g h lin A rch ib ald , ca rp en ter, 549 H u d so n M ’K in n e y Jam bs, sh oem a k er, 46 L e w is M ’L a u g h lin Catharine, m illin er, 130 B o w e r y , h . 130 M ’ K in n e y John, la b o r e r, 677 W a te r B ow ery M ’K in n e y Joh n , sec.& trea s. N. Y . & N. E . telegrap h M’ L a u g h lin C h arles, ca rm a n , 11 Ja m es c o . 29 W a ll, h. 149 C h am bers M ’L a u g h lin D aniel, sh ip join er, 366 T e n th M ’ K in n e y Joh n , tu rpentin e, 274 W . 13th M ’ L au g h lin D aniel, b o o tm a k a r , 179 H u d so n M ’K in n e y M ary B. fu rn itu re, 228 H u d son M ’L au g h lin D aniel, sh oem a k er, 26 E . 19th M ’ K in n ey P atrick , carm an , 81 K in g M ’ L au gh lin D an iel, la b o re r, 319 N inth M ’ K in n e y S a m u el T . c . h. m ea su rer, h . 149 C h e r r y M’L a u g h lin D en n is, la m p ligh ter, 22 M ad ison M ’ K in n e y T h om a s, tailor, 23 D e y M ’L a u g h lin E d w a r d (R e v .), fa m ily of, s c h o o l, 68 M ’ K in n e y W illia m , b a rb er, 42 A v. 8 M a cd ou g a l M ’ K in n e y WillianjL, p o lice , 389 G ra n d M’ L a u g h lin E d w a r d A . p rin ter, 112 O ra n g e M ’ K in n e y W illia m H . in sp e c to r , 149 C h e r ry M ’L a u g h lin E liza , w id . D en n is, b o a r d in g 12 Ja m es M ’ K in n in R o b e r t, bu tch er, 278 D iv ision M ’L a u g h lin E liza b eth , sea m stress, 16* H o u sto n M ’K in n o n D on a ld , refinish er, E . 14th c A v . 1 M ’ L a u g h lin F ran cis, cabin et, 243 M o n r o e M ’K in n on Joh n , ca b in etm a k er, 204 B leeck er, h . 36J M /L a u g h lin F ra n cis, ch a irm a k er, 56 P itt H a m e rs le y M ’L a u g h lin G . P . restau ran t, 600 B r o a d w a y , h . 134 M ’ K in n on W illia m , sh ip ca rp en ter, 36 E. 18th C rosb y M ’K in n y A n d re w , la b o re r, 313 D e la n e y M ’ L a u g h lin G e o rg e , c o o p e r ,23 O ld slip & 4 T e m p le , M ’K in n y C orn eliu s, la b o re r, 115 W . 20th J e r se y c ity M ’K in sey Joh n , e x ch a n g e , 38 M arion, h. 20 N o r fo lk M’L a u g h lin G e o rg e , p u b lish er, 44 V a n d e w a te r M 'K in sey R o b e rt, m a son , 132 G re e n w ich A y. M ’L a u g h lin H ester, w id o w o f Joshu a, 614 F o u rth M ’K inatry C harles, la w y e r, 4 N ew , h. 58 W a rr e n M’L au g h lin H u g h , ta ilor, 218 A v . B M ’K in stry H e n ry , cu s to m s , 13 O ld si. h . W m s b g h M ’L a u g h lin Isabella, r. 57 C a n n on M ’K IN S T R Y R O B E R T , jr . ca rria ges, 450 B ’w a y , 16 M’ L a u g h lin Jam es, h a rn essm a k er, 97 C h a rlton C ro sb y & 127 G ra n d M ’L a u g h lin Jam es, black sm ith , 33 L a u re n s M ’ K in stry W illia m P . h o b b y h o rs e s , 469 G rand, h. M’ L a u g h lin Jam es, ca rp en ter, 37 E s s e x 469 G rand M ’L a u g h lin Jam es, la b o re r, r. 175 A v . 1 M ’ K in tick A lexa n d er, ca rp e n te r, 48 A v . B M ’ L au g h lin Jam es, w h e e lw r ig h t, 634 H u d so n M ’ K in zie C ollon , prin ter, 78 G ra n d M ’L a u g h lin Jam es, ca rp en ter, 484 T w e lfth M ’K in zie John, ca rp en ter, 10 D o m in ic k M’ L a u g h lin Jam es, g r o c e r , 19 O ak M ’ K in zie T h om a s, late tin sm ith , 185 A v . 6 , h. 185* M ’L a u g h lin J erem ia h P . d r y g o o d s , 125 C olu m b ia , A v. 6 h . 121 C o lu m b ia M ’ K issock M aria, w id . W illia m , 30 Jane M ’L a u g h lin Joh n , sh oem a k er, 549 G r e e n w ic h M ’K itrick D aniel, carm an , 31 S h e r iff M’ L a u g h lin Joh n , la b orer, 18 O ak M ’K itrick Martha, w id . Joh n , 147 G r e e n w ich M ’L a u g h lin Joh n , liq u ors, 283 M ott M,L 350 M‘M M 'L aughlin John, laborer, r. 41 B ro o m e M ’L ellan W illia m , carpenter, W . 13th n. A t . 9,> M ’L au gh lin John, sh oem aker, 45 B room e 43 K in g M ’ Lau ghlin John, liq u ors, 564 G reen w ich M’ L ellan d G reg or, firem an, 83 J a ck son M ’Lau ghlin John, la b orer, G o e rc k n. H ou ston M ’ L ellan d W illia m , carpen ter, 208 W . 24th M ’ Laughlin Joh n M. lock sm ith , 30 F a ctory M’L ellan d Jam es,rigger, 149 L u d lo w M ’L au gh lin Joseph , carpenter, 22 A v .8 M’L ellan d T h om as, late stages, 99 A v. B M ’ Lau ghlin M ary, w id o w o f Jam es, 66 R id ge M’L e o d D aniel, b ook b in d er, 59 Ann, h. 39 Rutgers M ’ L aughlin M ary, w id o w o f D avid, 290 W . 18th M ’L e o d D avid, w atch m an , 136 R ea d e M ’L au ghlin M ary, w id o w o f Neal, 278 M u lb errv M’L e o d D avid, carpntr, 20 B rid g e, h. 26 Whitehall M ’L au gh lin M ichael, p orter, 64 C entre M’L e o d H annah, 60 Seventh M ’ Lau ghlin M ichael, la borer, 167 L u d lo w M ’L e o d Jam es (c o l’d ), tob a ccon ist, 117 W . 28th M 'L a u gh lin M ichael, liq u ors, 494 P earl M 'L e o d John, tailor, 130 C harlton M ’L au ghlin Neil, liqu ors, 330 W . 29th M ’L e o d J o h n N . (R e v ), 87 W . 20th M ’Lau ghlin P atrick, carm an, 36 E . 19th M’L e o d Josep h , sh oem a k er, 351 Ninth M ’Lau ghlin P atrick, cau lker, r. 89 C olu m bia M ’L e o d N orm an, h otel, 305£ B o w e ry M ’Lau ghlin P atrick, coach m an , r. 173 W o o s te r M ’L e o d W illia m , en gin eer, 89 A v . 9 M ’Lau ghlin P atrick, ju n k , 135 W a lk er, h. 135 W ’lk r M’L e o d R o d e r ic k , tailor, 1 Cortlandt, h. 467 B’way M ’ Lau ghlin Patrick, b u tch er, 252 D elan ey M’ L E O D D . & C O . b o o k b in d e rs , 59 Ann M ’L au gh lin Peter, m a rb le, 97 A v. 6, h. 141 W . 11th M ’L e re n D aniel, c o o p e r , r. 180 W . 20th M ’ Lau ghlin Peter, reven u e, officer, h. 5 M on roe M’ L e v y John, carm an , r. 39 W ille tt M ’L au gh lin P eter, la b orer, r. 198 M ott M ’L im o n t A n d rew , c o m . m er. 18 Beaver, h. S. I. M ’Lau ghlin Sam uel, m o u ld er, 185 W . 18th M ’L o n e Jam es, b u t c h e r ,-11 C en tre market, h. 102 M ’ Lau ghlin T h om as, la b orer, 72 G o e rc k E . 25th M ’ Lau ghlin T h om a s, candies, 441 A v. 9 M ’ L ou gh la n A nn, w id o w , w ashing, 88 Mulberry M ’L au ghlin T h om as, h osiery , 273 G reen w ich , h. 87 M ’ L ou gh la n H u gh , shipfastener, 389 Eighth M urray M ’L ou gh la n M ichael, tailor, 51 Jackson M ’L au ghlin T h om as, sh oem a ker, r. 261 B o w e r y M ’L ou gh la n P eter, la b orer, 646 W a tee M ’L au ghlin T h om as, driv er, 56 W . 26th M ’L ou gh la n Peter, 232 M adison M ’ Lau ghlin W illia m , la b orer, 26 O ak M ’ L ou g h lin B arn ey, agent, r. 654 W a ter M ’L aughlin W illia m , b oa rd in g 45 F ran k fort M ’L ou g h lin Catharine, w ashing, r. 366 Madison M ’Lau ghlin W illia m , b lack sm ith , r. 126 C annon M ’L o u g h lin D an iel, la b orer, 299 Seventh M ’ Lau ghlin W illia m G . au ction eer, 10 P rin ce M ’L o u g h lin John, prin ter, 6 Spring, h. 76 Ridge M ’ Lau ghlin & W ile y , c o o p e rs , 23 O ld sl.& 4 T em p le M’ L ou g h lin John, b ootm a k er, 140 Laurens M ’ L au rin W illia m S. teacher, 30 Irv in g pi. M ’L ou g h lin J oh n J. b ook s, 18 D ivision M ’L ea John, cabinetm aker, 135 W . 17th M ’ L ou gh lin P atrick, carpenter, 189 Av. C M ’L eaii A lexa n der, salesm an, 103 M adison M ’L ou g lin D ennis, liq u ors, E. 13th, n. Av. 1 M ’L ea n A lex a n d er, cu stom h o u s e , h. 2 W . B ’ w a y pi. M ’ L ou g lin M ary, w id o w o f M ichael, r. 472 Fourth M ’L ean Allan, blacksm ith , 45 G old, h. 494 Pearl M’L u gh lin G eorg e, m a son . 135 C rosb y M ’L ean A n d rew , m anuf. W . 35th, n. A v. 7 M ’L u re John, tailor, 158 S econ d M ’L ean A rch ib ald , carpenter, 126 C olu m b ia M’L u re Sam uel, paver, r. 61 Bank M ’L ea n A rth u r, tailor, 103 M adison M ’M acken P atrick, stagedriver, 20 Goerck* M ’L ea n D aniel, liq u ors, 227 E leven th M ’Mahan M ichael, la borer, 96 C h erry M ’L ean D aniel, laborer, r. 424 T en th M ’Mahan O w en , la borer, 467 T w e lfth M ’L ean D an iel S. carm an, 83 C annon M ’Mahan P atrick, liqu ors, 389 T w elfth M ’L ea n E d w a rd , 78 C linton pi. M ’M ahon A n th on y, carpenter, 95 E. 11th M ’L ea n Ellen, w id o w o f John, 49 W ille tt M ’M ahon Brian, sm ith, 224 E. 13th M ’ L ea n E sth er, w id o w o f A rth u r, 4 T rin ity p la ce M ’M ahon B ernard, stonecu tter, 180 E. 25th M ’L ean G eorg e, stew a rd , 62 M arion M ’M ahon Bernard, ba rk eep er, 206 Seventh M ’ L ean G eorg e, sh oem aker, 18 G o e rc k M ’M ahon D ennis, la borer, r. 114 Clinton M ’ L ean G e o rg e W . notary, 45 W a ll M ’M A H O N D E N N IS, jr . la w y er, 13 Chambers, h. M ’L E A N H E N R Y , tailor, 395 A v 8 425 A v. 4 M ’L ea n Jam es, m er. 115 B’ w ay, h. B r o o k ly n M ’M ahon E d w a rd , 114 M adison M ’L ea n Jam es M. sec. citz. fire ins. c o . 67 "W all and M ’M ahon E d w a rd , painter, 26 Tham es 64 Bowery, h. Staten Island M ’M ahon Eliza, w id o w o f John, 87 E lm M ’L ea n John, jou rn ey m a n , 332 Ninth M ’M ahon F rancis, ju n k , 54 M ulberry M ’L ea n John, late lu m b er, 44 M orton M ’M ahon F rancis, stagedriver, 372 A v. 3 M ’ L ea n Joh n D . coa ch m a k er, 165 P rin ce M’M ahon H ugh, w aiter, r. 61 C ro sb y M ’L ea n J oh n G . 393 P earl M*Mahon H u gh , tailor, r. 47 C linton M ’L ea n L au ch len , p lu m b er, 301 E igh th M ’ M ahon Jam es, sh oem a ker, 266 W . 27th M ’L ea n M ary, w id o w , 271 M u lb erry M ’M ahon Jam es, liq u ors, 107 W . 27th M ’L ean M ichael, w aiter. 197 Ninth M’M ahon Jam es, sh oem aker, 4 Bayard M ’L ean Sam uel, clerk, 645 H u dson M ’M ahon Jane, w id o w o f Brian, 60 R idge M ’L ea n Sam uel, im p. 49 E x ch a n g e pi, h. 56 Jorale- M ’M ahon John, la borer, 231 E lizabeth m on , B rook ly n M ’ M ahon John, ston ecu tter, 78 Fifth M ’L ea n T h om a s, la borer, 652 W a te r M ’M ahon Joh n , la b orer, 370 G reen w ich M ’L ean T h om a s M. g ro ce r, 165 M aiden la. h. 150 Jo- M’M ahon John, fou n d rym a n , 211 L ew is ralem on , B ro o k ly n M’ M ahon John, m ach in ist, 42 R u tgers M ’L ean W illia m , painter, 65 C olu m bia M’ M ahon Joh n , la b orer, 242 E . 18th M 'L E A N W IL S O N , sex ton , 480 H ou ston M ’M ahon John, c o o p e r , 309 M adison M ’L ean e Betsey, w id o w , 463 W a sh in g ton M ’M ahon John, m a son , 491 Pearl M ’L ea r M atthew , p orter, 715 W a sh in g ton M ’M ahon John, carm an, r. 274 W . 13th M ’ L earen W illia m (R e v ), 90 W a tts M ’M ahon John, firem an, 326 Ninth M ’L e a y D avid, carpenter, r. 69 Bank M ’M ahon M ary, b a k ery , 138 W . 20th M ’L e a y T h om a s Vv. painter, 116 B leeck er & 3 A stor M ’M ahon M ary, w id o w o f Jam es, 109 Rivington pi. h. 116 B leeck er M’M ahon M ary, w id o w o f Joh n , w ashing, 95 John M ’L ees A rch ib ald , en graver, 69 C h am bers, h. 172 M ’M ahon M ary Ann, 184 M adison A llen M ’M ahon M ichael, la borer, 12 B room e M ’L ees Jam es, carpenter, r . 277 A v. 7 M ’M ahon M ichael, carm an, r. 112 E ldridge M|Lees Jam es, en graver, 69 C ham bers, h. 172 A llen M ’M ahon M ichael, ju n k , 248 E . 13th M L ees A. & J. en gravers, 69 C ham bers M’M ahon O w en , bootm a k er, 17 Chestnut "J’L cg a n P eter, carpenter, 190 W 20th M’M ahon P atrick, p r o d u c e , W a sh , market, h. 152 M ’L eish Allen, tailor, 197 A v. 7 C h am bers M ’L ellan D avid, lith ograph er, 26 S p ru ce, h. 45 M ’M ahon P atrick, w eaver, 160£ W . 29th B eekm an M ’M ahon Patrick, policem an , 49 C h rystie M ’L ellan John, b oa rd in g , 154 C h e r ry * M ’M ahon P atrick, la borer, 86 M u lb erry M(M 351 M£N M’ M ahon P atrick , p o lic e officer, 283 M ad ison M ’M illan C harles, p h y sicia n , 274 W . 19th M ’ M ahon P eter, la b orer, 248 E . 13th M ’M illan D an iel, sm ith, 272 W . 27th M 'M ah on P h ilip , p h y sicia n , 20 H a m e rs ie y M ’ M illan Jam es, b r o k e r , 38 W a ll, h. 274 W . 20th M ’ M ahon P h ilip , painter, 104 D ela n ey , h . 96 E s s e x M ’M illan Jam es, 119 M a id en la. h. 11 L a w r e n c e , M ’ M ahon R o s e , w id o w o f Jam es, 77 F a c to r y B r o o k ly n M ’M ahon S am u el, carm an , 472 F ou rth M ’M illan Joh n , g r o c e r , 75 V a n d a m M ’M ahon T e r re n ce , b la ck sm ith , 103 B r o o m e M ’ M illan R o b e r t H . d r y g o o d s , 2 M aiden lane. h . 34 M ’M ahon T h o s . d r y g o o d s , 126 B o w e r y , h . 8 C r o s b y B a rcla y M ’M ahon W illia m , la b orer, 100 A v . 7 M ’M illan Sarah, b o a rd in g , 49 B le e ck e r M ’M ahon W illia m , ca rp en ter, r . 34 S c a m m e l M ’M illans A lex a n d er, c a rp e tw e a v e r, 265 S p rin g M ’M ahon & S h erm an , la w y e rs , 13 C h a m b ers M ’M inn R o b e rt, w e a v e r, 69 F a c to r y M ’M aines Susan, w id o w o f W illia m , 8 Y o r k M ’ M itch ill R o b e rt, la b orer, 332 Ninth M ’M anagle D aniel, la b o re r, 74 G a n se v o o rt M ’ M onagil R o b e rt, ston ecu tter, h. 72 G a n s e v o o rt M ’M anam ee W illia m , la b o re r, 49 C h risto p h e r M ’M on a gle Jam es, g ro c e r, 155 S ou th M ’M an nw ay F o r b u s, p lu m b er, 78 A v . 6 ' M ’M on a gle Josep h , flagger, 2 0 1 E . 21st M’M aun Jam es, sh ip w rig h t, 84 P ik e slip M ’M on eg le H u gh , b o o tm a k e r, 74 P itt M ’Mann Jas. D . stables, A v . 4 c . U n ion sq. h. 71 A v . 3 M ’M on n ies W illia m , c o m . m e r . 84 M aiden la. h . 57 M ’Mann John, ju n k sto r e , 459 E . 12th L a u ren s, B r o o k ly n M ’M anners Ph ilip, p o r te r , r. 47 C lin ton M ’M ulhan Joh n , la b orer, 185 E . 11th M ’M anners T h om a s, w a iter, 50 C ross M ’M ullen A le x a n d e r , b la ck sm ith , 43 B r o o m e , h . 243 M ’M annus B ridget, w id o w o f C harles, 23 B rid g e D ela n ey M ’ M snnus Jam es, laborer,. 234 E . 13th M ’M ullen D aniel, g r o c e r , 51 F a c to r y , h . 51 F a c to r y M ’M annus J oh n , hatter, 9 B o w e r y , h .1 8 1 F o r s y th M ’M ullen E liza b eth , w id . o f M oore, 188 S ev en th M ’M annus T h o m a s , la b o re r, 463 T w e lfth M ’M ullen H u g h , C arpenter, 120 C lin ton pi. M ’M anus A rth u r, in sp e c to r , 41 O liv er M ’M ullen Jam es, co a ch m a n , 288 E . 13th M ’Manus A rth u r, tailor, 44 H a m e rs ie y M ’M ullen Jam es, p o r te r h o u se , 226 A v . B M’M anus Barney, sh oem a k er, 1 R iv in g to n p la ce M ’M ullen Jam es, la b o re r, 34 L u d lo w M ’Manus C atharine, w id o w o f Jam es, 66 L e w is M ’M ullen Jam es, ch a rco a l, 285 W . 27th M ’Manus Chas. ballaster. I l l W a s h ’n, h. 91 M u lbry. M ’M u llen Jam es, la b o re r, 181 V a rick M ’M anus E d w d . g r o c e r , 132 C h ry stie, h .l3 2 C h r y s tie M ’ M ullen Jam es, p o r te r , 128 H ester M ’M anus E liza, w id o w o f Joh n , 63 M angin M ’M ullen L e w is, h a rd w a re, 53 C ortlan d t M ’M anus E lizabeth , w id . P a trick , ju n k , 69 O rch a rd M ’M ullen M argaret, w id . o f W illia m , r. 11£ P e r r y M ’M anus F e lix , la b o re r, 213 E . 13th M ’M ullen N a n cy, w id . o f A n d r e w , 55 A v . 2 M’M anus H u g h , la b orer, 126 E . 22d M ’M ullen P . J. d r y g o o d s , 155 A v . 6, h. 155 A v . 6 M’M anus Jam es, fa n c y g o o d s , 39£ F ran k lin , h . 135 M ’ M ullen P a trick , w e a v e r, r. 7£ P e r r y W a sh in g ton M ’M ullen T h om a s, w in es, 10 W a ll, h . 60 I r v in g p i. M ’M anus Jam es, ca rm a n , 244 E . 18th M ’M ullen W illia m , p ed ler, 214 M ott M ’M anus Jam es, tinsm ith, 82 M o n r o e M ’M ullin D av id, leath er, 383£ B o w e r y M ’M anus Jam es, liq u ors, 243 W . 16th M ’ M ullin W illia m , la b o re r, 472 F o u r th M ’Manus Jam es, la b o r e r, 538 F o u rth M ’M u rdie Joh n , b a k er, r. 45 R iv in g to n M ’Manus' Jam es, black sm ith , 301 W . 27th M ’M u rd ie Joh n , stra w g ood s, 8 C o rtla n d t, b d s. J u d - M ’M anus Jam es, p rin ter, 197 W . 16th so n ’s h otel M ’M anus Jam es, la b orer, 51 A ttorn ey M ’M u rra y D av id, ta ilor, 71 D u a n e M ’M anus Joh n , ca rter, 147 D u a n e M ’M u rra y D avid, la b o r e r. 68 G a n se v o o rt M ’M anus Joh n , la b orer, 193 S ev en th M ’M u rra y D a v id , jr . bru sh es, 243 P earl, h. T r o y M ’M anus Joh n , la b o re r, r. 14 F ifth M ’M u rra y Jam es, la b o re r, 222 W . 16th M ’M anus Joh n , p rin ter, 51 A tto r n e y M ’M u rra y H e n r y R . d r y g o o d s , 79 W m . h. 75 M u r ry M ’M anus J oh n J . p o lice m a n , 83 B a ya rd M ’M U R R A Y JO H N G . & C O . bru sh es, 278 P earl, h . M ’ M anus M argaret, w id o w , 86 M u lb e rry L a n sin g b n rg, N. Y . M ’M anus M argaret, w id o w o f Jam es, 211 W . 24th M ’M u rra y Jam es, lastm aker, 26 F e r ry , h .4 6 9 F ou rth M ’M anus M ary, w id o w , 98 P itt M ’M u rra y Joh n , carp en ter, 137 W . 13th M ’M anus M ary, 270 A v . 7 M ’M u rra y Josep h , w e a v e r, 90 E . B r o a d w a y a n d 1 3 M 4M anu8 M ichael, p orte rh o u se , 292 F r o n t B o w e r y , h. 90 E . B r o a d w a y M ’M anus M ich ael, stand, 90 M u lb erry M ’M u rra y M ary, fa n c y store, 119 H a m m o n d M ’M anus M ich ael, ju n k , 237 E . 13th M ’ M u rra y R o b e rt, p h y sicia n , h. 169 E . B r o a d w a y M ’M anus N ich olas, p o lice , 127 O ra n g e M ’M u rra y R o b e rt, g r o c e r , 203 C h a m b ers & 9 7 R ea d e M ’M anus O w e n , la b orer, 135 W a sh in g to n M ’M u rra y R o b e r t D . bru sh es, 243 P earl, h. T r o y M ’ M anus O w en , la b orer, 84 W . 25th M ’ M u rra y W illia m , c o o p e r , 92 B r o o m e M ’M anus P atrick , ju n k , 31 L e o n a rd M ’M u rra y W illia m , la w y e r, 44 W a ll, h. 75 M u rra y M ’ M anus P atrick , h orsesh oer, 122 M ott, h . 120 M ott M ’M u rra y R . D . & D . bru sh es, 243 P earl M ’M anus Ph ilip, p o r te r , 21 T h a m es M ’M U R R A Y & H IL T O N , la w y e rs , 44 W a ll M ’ M anus R e d m o n d , carm an , r . 65 F o r s y th M’M uss J oh n , b la ck sm ith , 257 D ela n ey M ’M anus R osan n a , liq u o rs , 145 E . 11th M ’M u trie D a v id , ta ilor, 780 W a s h in g to n M ’Manr T h o m a s , la b orer, r . 252 D ela n ey M ’M u trie E liza, w id o w o f W illia m , 258 W . 24th M ’M am er D aniel, m a son , 426 A v. 9 M ’N ab Jane, w id o w o f M a lcolm , 224 M adison M ’M aster D a v id , ston ecu tter, W . 25th n. A v . 10, h. M’N ab Josep h , ta ilor, 48 H u b e rt W . 25th n. A v . 10 M ’N ab P atrick , g r o c e r , 6 D esb rosses M ’M aster Ja m es A . fre e m a n ’s jo u rn a l, 556 B roa d w a y , M ’Nab W illia m , cle rk , 341 T w e lfth h. 46 T h ird M ’N abb Joh n , co a ch m a n , 181 T w e lfth M ’M aster Josep h , cabin etm ak er, 73 M ott M’Nail Jam es, c o n fe c tio n e r , 63 G o u v e rn e u r M ’M aster Sarah A . w id o w o f W m . J. 145 M a cd ou g a l M ’Nair D av id, dru g gist, 77 C en tre M ’M ekin S a m u el, p a in ter, 86 V a n d am M’N air P a trick , ta ilor, 33 L e o n a r d M ’M en om y G e o rg e , sh oem a k er, 470 F ou rth M ’N a lly E d w a rd , m a son , r. 167 W . 13th M ’M en om y Jam es, sh oem a k e r, r. 85 A tto r n e y M ’ N ally E d w a rd , la b o re r, 291 M ad ison M ’M en om y Joh n , b la ck sm ith , 131 W a v e r ly pi. M ’N ally E d w a rd , la b orer, 399 M adison M ’M en om y Joh n , fu rn itu r e , 153 C h atham , h. 28 E. M ’N a lly E lizab eth , w id o w o f P h ilip , r. 64 W . 24th B roa d w a y M’N a lly F ra n cis, ston ecu tter, 122 E . 20th M ’M en om y Joh n , d r y g o o d s , 156 B o w e r y , h. 42 A v .2 M ’N a lly F ra n cis, tea ch er, 148 W . 20th M ’M en om y W illia m , m a son , 328 H o u sto n M ’N ally F ra n cis, liq u ors, 463 T w e lfth , h.463 T w lfth M ’ M en om y & T h o m p s o n , fu rn itu re, 153 C h atham M ’N ally G e o rg e , ch a in m a k ’r , 305 M d is o n h . 25 A tt’y M ’M errim an Susan, la u n d ress, 4 J a cob M ’N a lly Jam es, ju n k , 38 S c a m m e l M ’M errym an P atrick , ca rm a n , 104 P itt M ’N a lly Jam es, m a son , W . 37th n. A v 9 M ’M IC H A E L JO H N , g r o c e r , 40 S ou th , h. 761 G ’w ic h M ’N a lly Jam es, la b o r e r, 311 W . 27th M ’M illan Charles, salesm an , 2 Stan ton M’N a lly Joh n , g ro c e r, 362 A v . 3 M ’M illan C harles, cle rk , 274 W . 20th M ’N a lly J oh n , b o o tm a k e r, 54 R id g e M‘N 352 M‘P M ’N ally John, p lou g h s, 197 & 550 W a ter, h.50 H ’n ry M’ N eily A n d rew , c o p p e rs m ith , 171 E. 11th M ’N ally M ichael, carm an, 171 W . 29th M’ N eive Jam es, coa ch m a n , r. 180 W . 18th M ’N ally M ichael, la b orer, 64 G o e rck M’ Nell T h o m a s R . oysters, 229 W a sh in g ton M ’N ally O w en , b ootm a k er, 306 M ott M’ Neil W illia m , sh oes, 15 D o y e rs M ’ N ally P atrick , la borer, 403 T w e lfth M ’N elus Jam es, carm an , 82 K in g M ’N ally R ob ert, carpenter, 61 M ulberry M ’N em ara T h om a s, ciga rm ak er, 4 Jam es M ’N ally R ob ert, pilot, 237 H en ry M’N em on y P atrick F. m ilk , 30 C h rystie M ’ N ally T h om a s, liqu ors, 160 E leventh M’N en ny H u gh , driv er, 174 A v , 6 M ’N ally T h om as, b rick la y er, 150 E. 24th M ’ N en y H e n ry , carm an , 46 F orsy th M ’N ally W illia m , la b orer, 46 T rin ity pi. M’ N erney P atrick, liqu ors, 90 C h e rry , h. 90 Cherry M ’ N ally W illia m , blacksm ith, r. 543 G rand M’ N e m y Jam es, m ason , 63 L aigh t M ’N ally & W a lsh , g rocers, 362 A v. 3 M’ N espick P atrick, p orterh ou se, A v . 3 c. E . 40th M ’N alty T h om a s, liq u ors, 22 M orris M ’ N evin Joh n , cu tter, 88 K in g M ’N am ara B a rth olom ew , p orterh ou se, 73 W a sh in g ­ M ’N evin P atrick , tailor, 526 P earl ton, h. 73 W a sh in g ton M’N ich ol M ary, w id . o f Jam es, 51 R oosevelt M ’ Nam ara Charles, tailor, r. 581 G re e n w ich M’N ick le Jam es, m a rb lep olish er, 134 Hammond M ’N am ara D ennis, la borer, 4 Fifth M ’N ic o l Joh n , stereoty p e fo u n d er, 11 Spruce, h. 16 M ’ Nam ara E d w a rd , liq u ors, 30 R o o s e v e lt B ed ford M ’N am ara Francis, la b orer, 205 E. 21st M’N ico l M iles, b a k er, 688 W a sh in g ton M ’N am ara H on oria , w id o w , 62 M u lb erry M’ N ico l & C o . sh ip p in g agents, 38 W a ll M ’N am ara Jam es N. la borer, 71 W a sh in g ton M ’N icol & C o . p a w n b rok ers, 51 R oosevelt M ’ N am ara Jerem iah, w aiter, r. 37 M ott M’N iff Joh n , tailor, 106 A v . 8 M ’N am ara Jerem iah, hatter, 25 C h erry M’ N orton A rch ib ald , p rin ter, 228 M ott M ’N am ara John, tailor, r. 49 C h ristoph er M ’N orton Jam es, carm an , 605 G reen w ich M ’ N am ara John, tailor, 42 S p rin g M ’N u lty A lbert, m er. 157 Pearl, h. Bloomingdale M ’N am ara John, painter, 134 M ott M ’N ulty A n d rew , flager, 325 A v. 1 M ’N am ara Justin, sh ip carp en ter, 322 E igh th M ’N u lty B arney, la b orer, r. 79 Charlton M ’N am ara M artin S. fu rn itu re, 230 H u d son , h. 230 M ’N ulty C. R . d r y g o o d s , 24 L ib erty , h . Seneca co. H u d son M’ N ulty C harles, g r o c e r , 93 M onroe, h. 93 Monroe M ’N am ara M ary A . w id . M atthew , 46 W a sh in g ton M ’N u lty D aniel, 214 M u lb erry M ’N am ara M ichael, p orterh ou se, 68 U n iversity pi. M’ N u lty D enn is, cloth ier, 1 G o e rc k M ’N am ara P atrick, carm an , 40 W . 30th M’N u lty E d w a rd , m ilk , 42 A v. 10 M ’N am ara P atrick , b ootm a k er, 225 Canal, h. 264 M ’ N u lty P'rancis, 70 S ixth Canal M ’N utly H en ry , la b orer, 66 N orth M oore M ’N am ara P atrick, c lerk , 32 M u lb erry M’N ulty H u gh , tailor, 98 C h rystie M ’Nam ara P eter, sh ipw righ t, 234 S ou th , h . W m s b g M ’N U L T Y JA M E S, liq u ors, 210 Chatham sq.h. 73 M ’N am ara P eter, plasterer, 110 M u lb erry F orsy th M ’N am ara R ob ert, cau lk er, 316 H en ry M ’N ulty Jam es, la b orer, 25 R id g e M ’N am ara Sarah, w id o w o f T h om a s, 128 V a rick M’N u lty Jam es, la borer, 406 Tenth M ’N am ara T h om as, la b orer, 21 T h a m es M’N u lty John, w ea v er, 36 L au ren s M ’N am ara T h om as, carp en ter, r. 38 C h e rry M’N a lty Joh n , stagedriver, 156 E. 27th M ’N am ara T h om a s, carm an, 286 M u lb erry M ’N ulty John, g ro c e r, 81 M ulberry, h. 81 Mulberry M ’N am ara T im o th y , ju n k , 7 O range M ’N ulty M ary, d ressm aker, h. 180 M ercer M ’ N am ara T im o th y , m a rb lep olish er, 113 E . 11th M ’N u lty M ichael, steved ore, h. 139 Washington M ’N am arra Jam es, carpenter, 362 C h e rry M ’N u lty M ichael, agent, 157 D uane M ’ N am ee A llen, c o o p e r , 131 Charles M ’O w e n C h ristopher, carm an, 254 E . 13th M ’ N am ee B arn ey, carm an , 42 A v . B M’ O w en John, sm ith, 254 E . 13th M ’N am ee E d w a rd , b rick la y er, r. 114 W . 21st M ’Parlan B ernard, m angles, 83 E. 18th M ’ N am ee Jam es, blacksm ith , 17 S h e riff M’P arlen H ugh, b u tch er, 437 A v. 4 M ’N am ee Jam es, la b orer, 25 R id g e M ’Partling Joh n , barm an , r. 245 M ulberry M ’N am ee-Jam es, la b orer, 200 W . 21st M ’Paul W illia m , p ed ler, 91 H ester M ’ N am ee John, la b o re r, 467 T w e lfth M ’ Peak D ennis, m a so n 399 A v. 1 M ’N am ee O w en , carm an , 96 W . 18th M ’P eake Jam es, painter. 94 R ivin gton M ’N am ee P atrick, la b orer, 239 M u lb erry M ’ P eake R a ch el, w id . o f John, 30 W ooster M ’N am ee P atrick, tailor, r. 237 M u lb erry M ’P e c k H ugh, b rick la y er, 100 W . 17th M ’N am ee R ich a rd , um brellas, 151 B roa d w a y M’P e c k John, ston e sa w y er, 270 A v . A M ’ N am ee T h e o d o re , silks, 112 B’ w a y , h. 134 T en th M ’P eek M argaret, w id . o f Joh n , laundress, r. 155 M ’N am ee T h om a s, p orterh ou se, 383 A v . 3 W . B roa d w a y M ’N aney M ichael, coalm an , r. 118£ A m ity M ’ Phelan T h om as, filem aker, 212 C hurch M ’N arny P atrick, m a son , r. 226 T h ird M ’P h erson A dam , w ea v er, 23 C olum bia M ’N assy E liza, w id . o f W illia m , 84 W ille tt M’P h erson A le x , stoves, 233-i- W a ter, h. 101 Monroe M ’N aught A n d rew , carpenter, 105 W . 20th M ’P h erson A n d rew , bru sh m aker, 67 Chrystie i* M ’N aughten Jam es, la b orer, 20 O ak M ’P h erson D aniel, p orterh ou se, E ast c. Delaney, h. M ’N aughton A rch ib a ld P. g ro c e r, 367 M on roe 17 T o m p k in s * M ’N aughton Jam es, c o m . m er. 11 F ron t M’P h erson E d w a rd S. c lerk , 166 Clinton, h. 230 & M ’N aughton Jno. p rin ter, 200 M ulberry, h. 84 T h ird B roa d w a y M ’N aughton John, sh ipcarpen ter, 605 W a te r M’P h erson Ester, w id . o f Jam es, 242 A v. 7 M ’N eale Jam es, r. 59 B ayard M ’P h erson G eorg e, la b orer, 304 W . 27th M ’ N eary P atrick, carm an, 233 E . 13th M ’P h erson G e o rg e W . 560 G re e n w ich M ’N ee R o b e rt, en gin eer, 257 A v. 6 M’P h erson Jam es, seam an, 55 O rch a rd M ’N ee T h om a s, pa p ercarrier, 210 W . 26th M ’P h erson John, b ook b in d er, 122 M acdougal M ’Neil D avid, h ou se m o v e r, 369 M adison M ’P h erson M argaret, w id . o f Allen, 348 Hudson M ’N eil D ennis, la borer, 143 W a sh in g ton M’P h erson M argaret, w id . o f H en ry , r. 188 Monroe M ’Neil H en ry , cabin etm aker, 36 A v . B M ’ P h erson M ary, 59 S u ffolk , M N eil Joh n , c lerk , 106 M ott M’P h erson P eter, sh ipw righ t, 243 South, h. 309 Fifth M ’N eil John, cau lk er, 48 A v. B M ’P h erson R eu ben , p r o d u c e , 6 W . W ashington m kt, M ’ Neil Joh n H . d r y g o o d s, 69 L ib erty , h . 51 E. 11th h. 50 H arrison M ’N eil Neil, sh oem aker, 16 E ssex M ’ P h erson T h om a s, 166 E . 27th M N eii P eter, coa ch b u ild er, 172 F ou rth M’P h erson W illia m , tailor, 80 Charlton M N eil W illia m , prin ter, r. 175 Laurens M ’P h erson W illia m , m ason, r. 10 D ow n in g | M ’N eil W illia m , painter, r. 135 A m ity M ’P H E R S O N , G R A Y & C O . shipw rights, 243 South M Neill A n drew , g ro c e r, 80£ K in g M ’P h erson, T h o m p s o n & D ehart, c o m . merchants, 7 M ’Neill Charles, planes, 3 7 2B leeck er, h. 172 F ou rth W a sh in g ton m arket M Neill D avid, bootm a k er, 216 A v. B M ’P hilips B ernard, w eaver, 6 E . C linton p i. M N eill P eter, coa ch m a k er, 172 F ou rth M ’ Philips E d w a rd , la borer, 477 T w e lfth m 353 M AB J h r Philips John, carpenter, 212 M ulberry M’ Sbrley Jam es, d ryg ood s, 347 H ou ston ® M 'Philips P atrick, w ea v er, 54 R idge, h. 402J G rand M ’ S orley James, turner, 808 G reen w ich to M ’P hilliam y W illia m , laborer, r. 49 L e w is M ’S orley John, ostler, r. 13 Suffolk M’Phfilips M athey, la borer, r. 70 H am ereley M ’ S orley John, shoem aker, 99 W . B roa d w a y M ’Phillips W illia m , laborer, 398 D elan ey M’ S orley R ose, washing, 58 G rand * M’ Q uade C h ristoph er, typecaster, 24 C ity H all p i. M ’S o r ly John A. salesman, 49 E x ch a n g e pla ce 1 M ’Q uade E dw a rd, ju n k , 104 A v. 7 M ’ Sparlin A lexander, carm an , 610 W a lk e r M’ Q uade Fergu s, ty pes, 167 A v. 3 M’S p ed on T h om as, late carm an, 144 F orsyth M’ Q uade Francis, carm an, 543 W a sh in g ton M ’S p ed on T h om as, stationer, 25 Pine, h. C alifornia to M’ Q uade Jacob, w eaver, r. 41 C larkson M ’SP E D O N M A C K IE & S T A N T O N , h osiery , 14 Cortlandt M a cg re g o r D aniel, co m . m er. 47 B road, h. 8 M on roe M ackinn on J oh n , cabinetm aker, 204 Bleecker, h. 36 pi. B ro o k ly n H am ersley M a cg reg or Jam es, carpen ter, 471 B room e, h. 47 M ackin sey Sam uel, carm an, r. 41 H am m on d G ouvem eu r M ackie G eorg e, baker, 94 R id g e M a cg reg or Jam es C. m e r. 207 B road w a y, h . 70 L e x ­ M acklea Charles, g ro c e r, 58 F ran k fort in gton A v. M acklin E llen, w id . Francis, liq u ors, 279 Mulberry M a cg reg or Jam es R . bellh an ger, 179 C h rystie, h. 137 M acklin Jam es, tailor, 221 Stanton L u d lo w M ackn ally B ridget, w id o w o f P atrick , r . 202 A r. 1 M A C G R E G O R JO H N , c o m . m er. 134 Pearl, h. B ed ­ M ackn im er John, carpenter, A v . B c . T w elfth fo r d M ackrell W m . H. sm ith, 292 H ou ston , h. Jamaica, M a cg reg or Joh n D . la w y e r, 179 B roadw a y, h. 248 L o n g Island W . 22d « M ackrell W m . T . stages, A v. C c . T en th , h . 168 Av. B MAD 355 MAD k ^ A C K R E L L & R IC H A R D S O N , locksm ith s, 292 M adden Sam uel C. clerk, 112 E ldridge H ou ston M adden T h om as, laborer, 164 T h ird Ijftfackrell & S im pson, stages, A v. C c. T en th M adden T h om as, w aiter, 281 A v. 10 UjJJLaclachian W illia m , banker, 43 W a ll, h. 206 F ourth M adden Thom as, laborer, 110 E . 22d la cla g a n Jam es W . D . agent, 130 B roadw ay, h. M adden T h om as, carm an, 152 E. 24th Canada M adden W illia m , h otel, 188 Chatham sq. h. 10 M ott [^laclaughlin Dennis, carriages, 471 B room e M adden & Underhill, liquors, 212 G rand uaclay A rch ibald, (R e v .), 128 T h om p son M addock T h om as, gilder, h. 209 E lm ft la cla y A rch ib ald jr . ph ysician , 30 Fulton, h. 68 A v. 2 M addock W m . B. salesman, r. 222 W illia m 15 1A C L A Y M O S E S B. la w y er, 9 Nassau, h. 128 M ader L u d w ig E. capm aker, 189 Av. B ,w T h om pson Madigan Jam es, blacksm ith, 111 O range *€aclay W m . B. la w y er, 51 W illia m , h. 133 M adison Madigan M ary, tailoress, 244 M onroe la cle o d John, 71 Irvin g pi. Madigan M ichael, stonecutter, 244 M onroe sii la cle o d Peter, m er. 2 Beaver, h. G lasgow Madis L ou is, barber, 31 Frankfort ^ la c le o d W illia m , 71 Irvin g pi M adison Joseph, captain, 10 Bethune la cm in n W illia m J. la borer, 285 W . 19th M adison W ilu a m , clerk, 211 Fifth 1A CM U LLEN JO H N, teacher, 215 C h rystie M aebert E dw ard, ph ysician , 233 A v. 6 la cm u llen Patrick, carm an, 126£ A v. 10 M aede Augustus, instrum entm aker, 120 A v. 3 rlacnem y Patrick H . 110 B a rrow M aehrig H enry, cabinetm aker, 66 R id g e la cn even W illia m H. ph ysician , 261 T w elfth Maer M ichael, pedler, r. 162 H ou ston 7 la co m b A lexander S. 23 E . 22d M aeyr M ary, 17 Jay j* la co m b e Claude, shoem aker, r. 97 R eade M afori F rederic, tailor, 137 T h ird ^ la co m b e r Benjam in W . u. s. m . c. 229 Tenth Magan G eorg e W . clerk, 65 Beekm an tfacom ber E dw ard, 138 Fulton, h. 229 Tenth Maganis Jane, w id o w o f John, 307 Av. 1 * d a com ber San ford L . trunkm aker, 309 G rand, h. M agaw Usiah, cau lker, 249 D ivision ^ 246 B room e M agee A n d rew , seam an, 41 Catharine *idacoubrey John, m ason , 288 W a lk e r M agee F elix , fou n d ry , 68 G ansevoort ^ d a cou b rey R ob ert, 124 A v. 6 M agee H ugh, porterh ou se, 60 C h erry d a coy R obert, prin ter, 25 Pine, h. 51 O rch a rd M agee Isabella, bakery, 5 Cannon, h. 5 Cannon 1 dacrady John, g rocer, 120 Clintn pi. h. 120 Clntn pi. Magee Jam es P. clerk , 200 M ulberry, h. 8£ Bethune dacready A lexander, b ook k eep er, 53 C edar, h. 174 M agee John, patternm aker, 262 Fifth, h. 262 Fifth a 'a Bridge, B rook ly n M agee John, carm an, 19 Pearl JfiMacrink W m . coachsm ith, 88 L eon ard,h . 41 M arion Magee John, sh oes, 229 Stanton k da cy Chas. A. co m . m er. 21 B road, h. P ou gh keepsie M agee Joh n L . lithographer, 102 Nassau h. W m ’sbg &dacy Chas. B. g rocer, 146 Fulton, h. 67 T w elfth M agee Joseph, g o ld pens, 4 Crtlndt, h. 166 C hristop. i“idacy Charles H. g rocer, 338 A v. 6, h. 60 W . 21st M agee Margaret, huckster, 10 Catharine m kt, h. 118 iJMacy Francis H . co m . m er. 189 Front, and oil, 266 M adison South, h. 173 H e n r y . M agee M ichael, carpenter, r. 185 B ro o m e faidacy F red. H . sailm aker, 169 South, h. W ’m sbu rgh Magee M ichael, boots, 229 Stanton r.jdacy Isaiah, bu ilder, E. 22d n. A v. l,h .6 0 W . 21st M agee Sam uel S. gilder, 15 M inetta iirjdacy Jane, w id o w o f John F. 20 T rin ity pi. M agee Sarah, w id o w o f James, 33 M arion ie da cy John H . co m . m er. 189 F ron t M aguire John, la b orer, 58 M ulberry M ahlm ann John, g ro c e r, A v. 9 c . W . 13th, h. Av.9 M aguire John, black sm ith , 163 W . 26th c . W . 13th M aguire M ark, agent, 259 E lizabeth M ahlstadt F red erick , g ro c e r, 174 W alker, h. 33 M aguire M artin, la b orer, r. 184 L u d lo w E lizabeth M agu ire M atthew , tailor, 377 H u d son Mahn H en ry B. b ook b in d er, 50 Frankfort M aguire P a tiick , la borer, E. 13th c. A v. A M ahn P eter, tailor, 186 S e co n d M aguire P atrick, la b orer, r. 96 W ille tt M ahnken C ord , 223 G rand, h. 94 Elizabeth M aguire P atrick, g ro c e r, 364 G reen w ich , h. 193 M ahnken H erm an n , g ro ce r, 19 A lbany, h. 19 Albany F ran klin M ahnkan John, g ro c e r, 425 A v. 3, h . E. 35th n. B’way M aguire P a trick H . shoes, 102 Catharine M ahon B ern ard, g r o c e r y , 173 E. 26th M aguire R ob ert, carm an, 167 L u d low M ahon Catharine, w id o w o f John, 37 W illett M aguire T h om as, b oots, 102 Catharine M ahon John, b illposter, r. 49 M ott M aguire T h om as, sodaw ater, 173* G rand M ahon John, la borer, 49 N orfolk M aguire T h om a s, b o o ts, 1 B enson M ahon Joh n , m o r o c c o , r. 13 Ja cob , h. 86 Fulton, M aguire W illia m , g ro ce r, 66 E . B road w a y, h, 66 E. B rook ly n B ro a d w a y M ahon Joh n , carpen ter, r. 71 Seventh M aguire P . H. & C o. sh oes, 102 Catharine M ahon John, porterh ou se, 37 W illett M aguire & Case, saloon, 5 W . B roa d w a y M ahon P atrick , p orter, r. 180 P rin ce M a g u m H u gh , c o o p e r , 331 Ninth M A H O N P A T R IC K , g ro ce r, 311 A v. A, h. 42 Cato' M agurr A n d re w , carp en ter, 173 W . 28th arine M ag w ire G eorge, d a g u erreoty p e, 179 B roa d w a y , h. M ahon P atrick, sh oem aker, 273 M ott 303 Pearl M ahon P atrick, tailor, r. 66 Jam es M ahady E d w a rd , g ro c e r, 89 O range M ahon T h om a s, au ction eer, 115 E . 22d M ahady P atrick, carm an , 40 W a tts M ahon T h om as, carpenter, r. 242 A v. 6 M ahaffy Ann, w id o w o f Francis, board in g, 90 Jam es M ahon E u n ice, w id o w o f Charles, 11 Sheriff M ahan Constantine, b ootm a k er, 133 M ercer M hhon W illia m ,'g ra in er, 56 H am ersley M ahon Jam es, m arinestores, 42 W . B ro a d w a y M ahon W illia m , sh oem aker, 174 A v. 8 MAI 357 MAL ^M ahoney Catharine, w id o w o f C ornelius, huxter, MAIN & AD AM S, butter, 194 W ashington W ash ington m arket, h. 207 G reen w ich Mains M ary, w id o w o f Thom as, r. 211 E lizabeth M ahoney C ornelius, frutt, 31 W hitehall M ainzer Sim eon, bootm aker, 43 R ose, h. 1 D uane M ahonny Daniel, laborer, 360 C h erry Mair G eorge, w heelw right, r. 12 Clinton, h. r. 229 i(Mahoney D aniel, carpenter, 86 W a lk er, h. 29 Sheriff H ouston LM ahoney Dennis, carter, 519 Av. 8 M aire H en ry F. im p. 58 Nassau, h. 72 M urray ijjMahoney Jas. porterh ou se,147 C rosby,h,147 C rosby Mairfct H enry, co m . m er. 31 L ib erty IjMahoiiey Jam es W . painter, 95 Broad, h. B rooklyn M A IR E T & R O B E R T , com . m ers. 31 L ib erty ^■Mahoney Jarem iah, laborer, 139 C h erry Mairs James, ph ysician, 462 B room e M ahoney Johanna, w id o w o f T im oth y, 161 S econ d Mairs James & C o. fan cyg ood s, 140 B roadw ay, h. 1^Mahoney John, laborer, r. 62 M ontgom ery Butt’s h otel M ahoney John, carpenter, 114 G oerck Mairs John, m er. 140 B roadw ay ^Mahoney M ichael, laborer, 253 W . 18th M aisenhelder Philip, tailor, 79 A v. A M ahoney Patrick, la borer, 376 Tenth Maitland E liza S. w id o w o f R obert, A v. 5 n. 13th M ahoney Patrick, laborer, 418 C h erry Maitland James W . m er. 14 Stone, h. Julien’s h otel M ahoney Thom as, tailor, 24 Jam es Maitland R eb ecca E. w id o w o f Charles, daguerreo­ ivMahoney T im oth y, laborer, 408 W a ter types, 74 Canal ; M ahoney W illia m , 36 Oak M AITLAN D R O B E R T L . com . nier. 63 Beaver, h. *M ahoney W illiam , laborer, r. 27 M onroe 7 W . 14th M ah oney & Mason, painters, 95 Broad Maitland W illia m C. co m . m er. 77 B road, h. 132 M ahony A lfred, m achinist, 517 Pearl B leecker M ahony Bernard, laborer, 290 W . 18th Maitland W illia m H . clerk, 30 Fulton Mahony C hristopher, baskets, 3 John, h.70 Atlantic, Maitland, Phelps & C o. m ers. 14 Stone B rooklyn Maitre Clem ent, carpenter, r. 44 T h om as Mahony C ornelius, teacher, 247 W . 17th M ajor A lexander, clerk, 438 B room e Mahony C ornelius, laborer. 21 C h erry M ajor Daniel, la w y er, 248 A v. 8 Mahony Daniel, carm an, 428 C h erry M ajor Em m a, 54 Laight , Mahony Daniel, w aiter, 187 E. 11th M ajor G eorge, tobacconist, 117 Stanton 3Mahony Dennis, laborer, 271£ M onroe M ajor H en ry lithographer, 117 Fulton, h. W ’sburgh .M ahony Dennis, carm an, 429 C h erry M ajor Jam es P. engraver, 115 M erchant’s E x ch a n g e M a h o n y Dennis, laborer, 2 Stone h. W illiam sbu rgh Mahony Dennis, tailor, 42 H en ry M A JO R JOHN & D A N IE L , lithographers, 177 Mahony E dw ard, porter, 23 B ridge B roadw ay, h. 68 Cliff, (see ca rd ap pendix) 3Mahony F lorence, trader, 155 H ouston M ajor John, cabinetm aker, 165 E lm Mahony F lorence, plu m ber, 159 S econ d M ajor M cK edy, m er. 5 Pearl, packing, E . 26th, n. f Mahony James, stonecutter, 302 Ninth A v. 1, h. M adison Av. n. E . 30th Mahony John, laborer, r. 107 W ash ington M ajor R ichard, w o o d engraver, 117 Fulton* h. ’ Mahony John, stonecutter, 152 D ivision W illiam sburgh Mahony John, laborer, 10 C arlisle M ajor Thom as, laborer, 29 Sh eriff 5Mahony John, laborer, 110 R oosev elt M ajor Thom as, rigger, 315 F ront Mahony John H . m er. 74 B roadw ay, h. H untington M ajor W illiam , bootm aker, 49 H arrison Mahony M ary Ann, w id o w o f Dennis, 30 Ann M ajor W illia m H . silkgoods, 51 B roadw ay, h. 438 Mahony Michael, carm an, 578 G rand B room e , *Mahony Patrick, laborer, 207 E. 24th M akam Bridget, w id o w o f T hom as, r. 59 Cannon Mahony P eter, hatter, 674 W a ter M akelim John, liqu ors, 300 Mott aM ahony, K ingsland & E m erson , baskets, 3 John M akeman M ichael, tailor, 122 L eon ard M ahood Samuel, seaman, 105 V arick M akim John, laborer, 105 W ash ington Mahr Jam es, laborer, 120 C h erry Makin Daniel, coachm an, 122 E. 11th lMahr Thom as, carpenter, r. 81 Catharine M akin R ichard, co m . m er. 4 N ew, h. 26 W . 15th sMahr T im oth y, porterhou se, 81 James Malady Patrick, p orter, r. 123 Cedar jMaibie Esther, w id o w o f Jam es 336 A v. 8 Malane C hristopher, harnessm aker, 108 W , 21st M aidh of Ioachim , trim m ings, 18 L iberty, h. 251 Malane W illiam , tinsmith, 95 John, h. 95 John W illia m M alany John, bricklayer, r. 89 W . 25th M aier Joanna, m idw ife, 181 S econ d Malard Pierre E. A. m er. 120 Pearl, h. 99 M acdougi M aier Michael, bootm aker, 92 C rosb y Malard & Arm istead, m ers. 120 Pearl ijMaighah T hom as, boilerm aker, 54 W o o s t e r ' M alch W illiam , w aiter, 32 Trinity p i Maigne G eorge B. printer, 11 S pru ce, h. 244 Adam s, M alcke John J. lam ps, 323 H udson, h. 202 V a rick B rook ly n M alcke M ary, w id o w o f John, 202 V a rick ■Maigrot Francis, w atchcasem aker, r. 50 F ran kfort M alcke & A yers, lam ps, 323 H udson Maillard H enry & C o. con fection ary, 401 Broad- M alcolm A lbert C. pilot, 179 South, h. 97 N o rfo lk 2 w a y , h. 401 B roadw ay M alcolm G eorge H, painter, i 86 W . 17th Maillard Thirion, & C o. im porters, 44 Broad M alcolm James, late pilot, 139 Allen Mailler Colm an, late baker, 72 C olum bia M alcolm Jam es F. la w y er, 9 Chm brs. h . 15 Bethune Mailler H en ry, tailor, 26 A v. B M alcolm John, clothing, 204 W e s t , Mailler W illia m H . co m . m er. 108 W a ll, h. 154 S. M alcolm M ichael, carpenter, 169 W . 15th 9th, W illia m sb u rgh M alcolm T hom as, pianoforte tuner, 76 M orton M A IL L E R & L O R D , sh ipbrokers, 108 W a ll M alcolm W illiam , laborer, 570 Fourth Maillie John P. porterh ou se, 89 H ouston M alcolm W illia m H. m erchant, 62 L iberty, h. 191 l Maily G odfroid, caps, 128 W . 30th B leecker Main E d w a rd H . straw presser, 278 T h ird M alcolm & Gaul, d ryg ood s, 62 L ib erty Main Elias H. eggs, — W ashington market, h. 68 M alcom Mary, w id o w o f Jam es, 11 H am m on d W ashington, Jersey c ity Male Job, agent, 39 W a ll, h. 7 YVoodhull, B rook lyn Main Ibrahim P. butter, 194 W ashington, h . 42 K ing M alech Gustavus H. physician, 204 H ester Main Randall W . butter, W ash ington m arket, h. 12 Males Abraham , boatm an, 197 W . 16th H ubert Males Abraham jr . boatm an, 231 W . 16th Main Randall 6 T en th c o . and m e r. 5 G old, h. 158 P n n c e M arshall Asa, carm an, 175 W . 18th M arshall W illia m H . c lerk , 18 S ix th M arshall Benjam in, p h ysician , 54 Orange, h. N. J. M arshall Z e n o , carm an , 5 Jon es M arshall C aroline S. sch ool, 373 B room e M arshall & Sons, p rov ision s, 3 F u lton m arket and3 M A R S H A L L C H A R L E S H . & C O . m erchants, 38 W a sh in g ton m arket, h . 9 A v . 2 B u rlin g slip, h. 38 E . 14th Marshall & C lark, co n fection ers, 833 Broadway M arshall C harlotte, w id o w o f John, 207 H en ry M arshall & Jam es, m ers, 162 P earl M arshall C inderella, boarding, 54 L eon ard M arshall & T ow n sen d , stages, 170 A v . 7 M arshall D an iel D . T . m er. 15 Cortlandt, h. 34 K in g M arshall, L y m a n & C o . h a rd w a re, 5 Gold M arshall E b en ezer, m in eral w aters, 156 T en th M arshm an B enj. leath er, 39 S p ru ce, h. 135 Greene M arshall E d w a rd , w aterm an, 69 M arket M arsland John, tailor, r. 177 L au rens M arshall E d w a rd , jr . im p orter, 77 John, h. 164 M arsland R ich a rd , d r y g o o d s , 41 Frankfort E ld rid ge |M arsters Silas W . je w e le r , 112 Chatham, h. 43 El- M arshall E d w a rd C. asst. p rof. F ree A ca d em y, h. 58 d -id g e E . 16th M arsters W illia m , carver, 334 A v. 8 M arshall E liza, w id o w o f W illia m , 52 G rand M arston A bigal, w id o w o f Sam uel, 8 First M arshall E lvin F . 51 W est, h. 758 G reen w ich M arston G eorg e W . carpenter, r. 228 M ott M arshall E th elbert A . B roa d w a y theatre, h. Phila­ M arston G ertude, w id o w o f Isaac, 414 Grand delp hia M arston H ester, w id o w o f F r e d e rick E. 314 Mott M arshall E z r a A. cider, 144 W e s t, h. 75 C h rystie M arston Joh n R . patternm aker, 444 Fourth M arshall G eorg e, sm ith, r. 22 Jane M arston L a w re n ce , fruits, 2 W a sh in g ton market, h M arshall G eo. steved ore, 10 D epeyster, h. B r o o k ly n 90 W a sh in gton , B ro o k ly n M A R S H A L L G E O R G E , liq u ors, 45 Sprin g, h. 45 M arston M ary, w id o w o f R ob ert, boarding, 169 S prin g W illia m M arshall G eorg e, cabinetw are, 90 A ttorn ey, h. 107 M arston M ary, w id o w , 124 Suffolk A ttorn ey M arston R ob ert, gunsm ith, 211 Fulton, h.211 Fultn M arshall G eorg e, boatm an, 418 W e s t M arston Stan h ope W . gunsm ith, 348 Houston M arshall G eorg e, cloth ier, 58 B ro a d w a y , h. 129 O r ­ M arston T h om a s, en graver, 144 H am m ond ch a rd M arston W illia m W . m achinist, 131 P erry M arshall G eorg e W . b u tch er, 205 W . 16th M arsz F red erick , cabinetm aker, 146 Houston M arshall H en ry, p orterh ou se, 391 B o w e r y , h. 391 M artel P ierre, b oa rd in g, 17 H o w a rd M arshall H en ry , seam an’s bank, 82 W a ll, h. 60 L e x ­ M artell J oh n B. sashm aker, 324 T h ird in gton A ven u e M artelle Auguste, h a irw ork , 37 M aiden lane M arshall Jesse A . late stages, 139 W . 21st M artelle & H old erm a n n , h airw ork er, 37 Maiden la. M arshall John, m achinist, 312 D elan ey M arten John, tinm an, 82 C harlton M arshall John, m achinist, 308 Stanton M arten Joh n B. cabinetm aker, r. 60 First, h. 60Ffrst M arshall John, flou r in sp ector, 73 C h arlton M arten T h om as, carm an , 184 W . 19th M arshall John, engin eer, 210 S p rin g M arten W illia m , coal, 30 Bethune, h. 104 Bank M arshall Joh n , salesm an, 113 H u d son M artenhoft’ Joh n H. g ro ce r, 75 Bayard, h. 75 Bayard M arshall Joh n , stonepolish er, 269 E . 13th M artens C. g ro c e r, 370 B room e M arshall Joh n F . stages, A v . 7 c. W . 22d, h. 192 W . M artens Charles, carpenter, 154 Stanton 22d M artens C h ristoph er, g ro ce r, 92 Barclay M arshall Joh n P. C. tailor, 50 A llen M artens Claus, liq u ors, 18 W est, h. 18 W est M arshall J oh n R . m er. 162 P earl M artens F. W . b rok er, 94 W a ll, h. 226 Grand M arshall Joh n S. p rov ision s, 3 F u lton m arket, & 9 M artens F red erick , g ro c e r, 239 Stanton A v. 2, h. 450 H ou ston M artens H arm an, g ro c e r, 250 R ivington M arshall Joseph , coa ch m a n , 128 Canal M artens H arm an & C o. g ro ce rs , 82 Broom e M arshall J oseph E. pia n os, 284 Fifth M artens H en ry , g ro c e r, 69 T h om p son , h. 69 Thmpsn M arshall Josep h H . chaser, 177 B roa d w a y M artens Jared, 18 W e s t M arshall Josiah, en gin eer, 475 T w e lfth M artens N icholas, 16 W e s t, h. 16 W est M arshall L e n o x , late p orterh ou se, 61 Canal M artens R ote n b u rg ,g ro ce r,82 B room e, h. 82 Broome M arshall M adison L . stages, 106 W . 24th M artens & W itsch ief, g rocers, 92 Barclay M arshall M argaret, w id . Jam es, m illin er, 426 G ’ w ich Mar ter L eon a rd , sh oem a ker, 179 Laurens M arshall M ary, w id o w o f John, 9 A v . 2 M artha L e w is H. pen cilca sem ak er, 108 Hudson M arshall M ary, w id o w o f Nathan, 373 B ro o m e M artie T h om as, carpenter, 22 M inetta M arshall M ary, sem pstress, 86 O liv er M artin A b b y B. teacher, 176 G rand M arshall M ary A . w id o w o f L e n n o x , 80 T h o m p s o n M artin A b ra h a m W . agent, 134 A m ity M arshall M atthew, lookin gglasses, 501 B road w a y, h. M artin A dam , b ootm a k er, 2 H am m on d 43 W . 25th M artin A da m J. tailor, r. 115 C h rystie M arshall M ichael, m a son , 96 W . 24th M artin A lbert A . & C o . h ardw are, 269 Greenwich, M arshall R ich a rd D . m er. 7 S p ru ce, h. 22 R e n w ick h. 152 F ran klin M arshall R ob ert, C onfectioner, 833 B road w a y, h. M artin A lexa n der, d y er, 104 T r o y B loom in gd ale M artin A lfred , n e w s office, 308£ G rand v M arshall R o b e rt H . en am el m an u f. 409 C h erry, h. M artin A lfred , g ro c e r, 236 F ront, h. 206 W . 22d G ou v en eu r c. M on roe M artin A n d re w , g ro c e r, 25 P rin ce, h. 25 Prince M arshall S. T . K . clerk , 127 W illia m , h. 26 A v. 1 M artin A n d rew , carpenter, 31 B ro o m e M arshall Sam uel, sh oem a ker, 154 W a sh in g ton M artin A n d rew , liqu ors, 76 Centre, h. Brooklyn M arshall Susanna C. sch ool, 373 B ro o m e M artin A n n e, w id o w o f John, 13 E . 13th M arshall T h om a s F. captain, 14 Cannon M artin A nn, w id o w o f W illia m , 181 Fourth M arshall T h o m a s J. jr . je w e le r , 27 T w elfth M artin A rch ib ald , sh ipjoin er, 235 Spring M arshall T h om a s W . jr .la t e m er. 322 W . 24th M artin Asenath, w id o w o f M ilton, 282 A v. 8 M arshall T h om a s W . sen. 33 W . 16th M artin A ugustus, tailor, 1 W h iteh all M arshall W illia m , baker, 74 M arket, h. 74 M arket M artin A ugustus, baker, 63 A v. 4 M arshall W illia m , sh oem a ker, 380 Pearl M artin A u gustu s, bleach er, r. 41 Suffolk M arshall W illia m , 96 W . 24th M artin B enjam in, carm an, 34 Jones M arshall W illia m , oysters, 126 B road M artin Benton H . clerk , 89 W a ter, bds. 93 Amity M arshall W illia m , d y er, 283 A v . 10 M artin Bernard, la borer, 129 H en ry M arshall W illia m , baker, r. 119 B room e M artin Bernard, 320 M adison M arshall W illia m , rop e, 103 W a ll, h. B ush w ic k M artin B ridget, w id o w o f Jam es, 110 Tw elfth M arshall W illia m , clerk, 506 H u dson M artin Bridget, w id . P atrick, um brellas, 174£ Allen M arshall W illia m C . provision s, W a sh in g ton m rkt, M artin C . F. 385 B roadw ay, u p stairs, on ly manu­ h. 197 A llen fa ctu rer o f guitars and guitar strings. Received M arshall W illia m E . feed, 193 R eade, & 201 C h a m ­ tw ice the highest p rem iu m at Franklin Ihsti* bers, h. 338 W a sh in g ton tute, Philadelphia MAE 363 MAR ifartin Carstens, g rocer, 162 B room e Martin John, piano forteipaker, r. 116 W ooster Martin Charles, join er, 38 Scam m el Martin John, carpenter, 314 Madison Martin Charles, carm an, 30 L ew is Martin John, laborer, 284 E. 13th M a rtin Charles, shoes, r. 94 Pitt Martin John, butcher, 224 A v . 8 j, dartin Charles, steward, 16 H am ilton M artin John, plasterer, r. 159 E ldridge "M artin Charles, g rocer, 114 Orange Martin John, m ason, r. 5 Sixth , vlartin Charles G. lock m a k er, 213 W . 21st Martin John, tailor, 79 A v. A T :' dartin Chas. J.sec.com .ins. c o .8 M ers.E x.h.75 E .l7 th Martin John, laborer, r. 114 Clinton M A R T I N O B A U N C E Y S .g ro c e r, 63 Front, h. S. I. Martin John, porterhouse, 306 W a te r ^Martin Christopher, tailor, r. 12 Clarkson Martin John, rigger, r. 95 James 1 Vlartin C onklin L . hardw are, 127 A y. 8, h. 127 A y . 8 Martin John, india rubber, 90 H ou ston “^Martin C row ell, coo p e r, 26 W ater, h. 31 H oratio Martin John, clerk, 63 Pitt ^Martin D. R andolph, shipchandler, 183 W est, h. N.J. Martin John, m ason, 150 Clinton Martin D aniel S. trunks, 338 B’ w ay, h. 20th c. A t . 7 Martin John jr . & C o. d ryg ood s, 15 W illiam , h. 127 Martin D avid, boilerm aker, 446 W ash ington W . 13th '^Martin D avid, laborer, 76 W . 24th Martin John B. 152 Franklin '^Martin D avid, painter, 24 W . B’w ay, h. 165 Canal Martin John B. jr . & C o. im porters, 18 Beaver, h. ’ ^Martin D ennis, bootm aker, 7 Franklin 152 Franklin ^Martin Edgar, carm an, 32 L ew is Martin John C. m erchant, 24 John ^Martin E dw ard, law yer, 78 Nassau Martin John J. m ason, 112 A v. C {^Martin E dw ard,m attresses, 195 Canal & 170 Fulton, Martin John J. clerk, 283 W . 18th h. 195 Canal M A R T IN JOHN M. la w y er, 10 W a ll ^Martin E dw ard, im porter, 112 W illia m Martin John P. (c o l’d), steward, 8 L eon ard Martin E dw ard, driver, 100 A n th on y Martin Johnehni, tailor, 164 S ecbn d Martin E d w a rd jr . com . m er. 16 W a ter, h .B rook lyn Martin Joseph, cabinetm aker, 207 H ester ^Martin Elhanan, agent, 176 Grand M artin Joseph, carter, 55 W . 21st ^Martin Ellen, hoarding, 33 W . 13th M artin Joseph, physician, 661 Fourth ^Martin Ellen, w id. o f James, boarding, 147 Duane Martin Joseph T . steam boat agent, 68 South, h. 246 rrMartin Em ile, jew eler, 80 Nassau, h. 51 Pike Clinton ^Martin Evariste & Co, liquors, 85 R eade & 153 F u l­ M artin Joseph T . g rocer, Av. 9 c. W . 21st, h. 249 ton, h. 85 R eade W . 21st | Martin Francis, h ousem over, 250 Seventh Martin Joshua S. bu tch er, 39 W a sh ’ ton m kt, h. 385 3j Martin Francis, d ryg ood s, r. 220 B room e H ouston •jMartin Francis, tailor, 61 A ttorn ey Martin L aw rence, bu tch er, 37 Clin, m kt, h.186 Allen. Martin Francis, 13 Vandam Martin L w rn c e jr. btch r, 37 Clin, m kt, h. 393 H ou stn y Martin F rederick, bootm aker, 111 W o o s te r M artin L em u el, blindm aker, 146 A v. 3 Martin F rederick, jew eler, 311 B roadw ay M ARTIN L E V I, liquors, 124 B road, h. 12 State I Martin G eorge, laborer, 308 W . 27th Martin L ew a n d ow sk y Y . furs, 178£ W a te r, h. 227 ■ Martin G eorge, laborer, 130 M ott A v. 8 “ Martin G eorge, salesman, 94 John, h. 186 Allen Martin L ew is, saw yer, 285 W . 19th _ Martin G eorge, porter, 34 T rinity pi. Martin Lew is, pianom aker, 116 T w elfth Martin G eorge, currier, 200 Av. 9 Martin L ew is, laborer, 163 Reade j. Martin G eorge, con fection er, 131 R eade Martin Margaret, w id ow , porterh. 99 W . B roadw ay •Martin G eorge, carpenter, 23 T r o y M artin Margaret, heddles, 193 A v. 7 ‘‘ Martin G eorge W . drover, 132 E. 21st Martin Margaret, w id o w o f M orris, 431 B room e ‘ Martin G eorge W . sa w yer, 298 W . 17th M artin M argaret (c o l’d), r. 121 V a rick l Martin G erm ain, clock s, 177 B’w ay, bds. 57 W a rren Martin Marrilla, w id o w , 183 A m os j Martin H am m er, g rocer, A v. 11 c, W . 39th Martin M ary, w id ow , 244 Seventh :: Martin H enry, tailor, 169 M onroe M artin M ary, w id o w , 38 Scam m el M artin H en ry, m ason, 45 Rutgers Martin M ary A. w id o w o f John. 278 D elaney |M artin H en ry C . teacher, 45 Rutgers M artin M ichael, slater, 38 M ulberry •M artin H en ry G. c . h. 29 W a ll, h. 165 M adison M artin M ichael, carm an, 189 A v. 1 ( Martin H en ry P .grocer,69 Cortlandt,h.l41 Cham bers Martin M ichael, chairm aker, 2£ M onroe : M artin H erm ann, g rocer, 82 B room e Martin M ichael, upholsterer, 99 W . B roadw ay, h . I M artin H ow ard , hardw are, 269 G reenw ich, h. 152 124 Franklin Frankln Martin M oses J. g rocer, 329 Spring M artin H ugh, driver, 179 A v. 7 M artin M oses J. brassfhdr, 67 Bayard, b.121 M onroe Martin H ugh, g rocer, 139 Cham bers, h. 1 H u dson Martin M ultord, late g rocer, 69 Cortlandt, h. 141 Martin Hugh, bootm aker, 192 B’w ay, h. 180 W a lk er Cham bers Martin Isaac, seaman, r. 55 Jam es Martin Nathaniel, bootm aker, 144 Av. 3 '■ Martin Isaac, pedler, 495 Pearl Martin Nicholas, doorm an, r. I l l R eade Martin Isaac P. la w y er,29 W a ll, h. F ort W ashngton Martin O w en, shoem aker, 362 C h erry M artin Jacob, undertaker, 220 A v. 6 Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 182 S econ d Martin Jacob, cutter, 122 W illett Martin Patrick, laborer, 111 Sheriff Martin Jam os, laborer, 340 W . 29th Martin Patrick, furniture, 215 Centre Martin James, cabinetm aker, 369 B leecker Martin Patrick, smith, 104 S econ d, h. 77 First Martin Jam es, coachm an , 116 T w elfth Martin Patrick, cider, 17 C ity H all place Martin Jam es, carpenter, 558 Fourth Martin Patrick, 21 R id ge Martin Jam es, shoes, 64 G ou v em eu r Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 186 F orsyth Martin Jam es G. m er. 20 Cedar, h. W illiam sburg Martin Patrick, 53 University place Martin Jam es H. con fection er, W . 37th n. A v. 9 Martin Patrick, laborer, 42 Stanton Martin Jam es P. hotel, 189 Reade Martin Patrick, shoem aker, r. 66 B ayard Martin Jam es R. lam plighter, 92 C olum bia Martin Peter, beer, 91 W illett Martin Jane, w id. Sam . boarding, 474J- B roadw ay Martin Peter, laborer, 177 E. 11th Martin Johanna, w id . o f M ichael, 71 B ayard Martin Peter, g rocer, 59 C ortl’dt, h . W . 20th n. A v. 5 Martin John, tailor, 160 C h erry Martin Peter (c o l’d), porter, r. 55 Anthony Martin John, 184 o r c h a r d Martin Philip G. boarding, 326 Pearl Martin John, late carm an, r. W . 37th n. A v. 9 Martin Ralph, 47 Sou^th, h . 141 Cham bers Martin John, carm an, 32 M adison M artin R eb ecca, w id o w o f R obert, 5 M adison Martin John, m iller, 260 B ow ery Martin R hoda, m illin er, 237 A v. 3 Martin John, porter, 54 W a ll M artin R ich ard, butcher, 660 G reen w ich Martin John, boarding, 301 W a te r Martin R ichard, baker, 205 B room e Martin John, w eaver, 202 W . 26th Martin R ichard, oysters, 237 Av. 3 Martin John, baker, Av. 9 n. W . 30th M A R TIN R IC H A R D , coal, 438 W ashington, h. 437 Martin John, soda w ater, 147 Fulton, h. 613 G ’ w ich W ash ington MAR 364 MAS M artin R ich ard, grainer, 157 Canal M artine M ary, w id o w o f John, 298 A v. 1 M artin R ich ard H . N. ac’tant, 172 F ront, h. 68 E.19th M artine M ary & E . fan cystore, 176 W ooster M artin R ich ard R. cem ent, 104 W a ll M artin Sam uel D . g ro ce r, 533 G reen w ich , h. 101 M artin R ob ert, publisher, 66 Beekm an, h. B rook lyn V andam Martin R obert, bu tch er, 69 M ulberry M artine Stephen A. d r y g o o d s, 112 W illiam , h. 128 M artin R ob ert, d y er, 100 T r o y , h. S om erv ille O rchard M artin R ob ert, boots, 74 Nassau, h. 35 C h ry stie M A R T IN E T H E O D O R E , com m ission er, 199 W. M artin R ob ert, boilerm aker,'*214 Seventh 28th, h. 201 W . 28th M artin R o b e rt (c o l’d.), sw eep, r. 15 M arion M artine F. S. & S. A. u p h olstery g o o d s,112 William M artin R og er, laborer, r. 22 M ulberry Martinet Elizabeth, w id o w o f Peter, 45 Warren M artin R u n y on W . book k p r, 37 W a ll, h. 101 S prin g M artinez A n ton io C. m u sic, 58 B leecker M artin R u n y on W . ji\ 85 B road, h. 101 S prin g M artinez T h om a s P . 49 W . 29th M artin Sam uel, cabinetm aker, 38 E. B roadw a y Martins L ew is, turner, r. 76 M ulberry M artin Sam uel, builder, r. 49 H am ersley, h. 52 K in g Martins Martin, pianos, 83 L eon ard, h. 83 Leonard M artin Sam uel, late butcher, 194 A llen Martins & O u v r ie r , pianos, 83 L eon ard |S| M artin Sam uel, m ason, 74 Charles M artling R alph T . sh ipcarpenter, 328 Third ^ M artin Sam uel, hatter, 32 O rchard M artyn W alter, sh oem aker, 1L0£ Av.3, h.llQ J At. 3 M artin Sam uel, chairm aker, 106 A v . D M artz G eorge, g ro c e r, A v. 7 c. W . 37th M artin Sarah, w id o w o f John, 18 G o e rck M arvel Charles, p a ver, 222 E . 13th M artin Shelden, lu m ber, 223 C h erry, h. 192 M on roe M arvin A aron B. fa n cyg ood s, 93 W illiam M artin Stell R. book k eep er, 173 Canal, h . 45 A v. 6 M A R V IN A Z O R S. R ich & C o ’s salamander safes, M artin Stephen, steved ore, 38 H am ilton 146 W a ter, h. 77 State, B rooklyn. M artin Stephen, hajfcer, 31 S h e rry M arvin D aniel, la w y e r, 80 Nassau, h. 79 Clinton, M artin Stephen, p ou ltry, 462 W a sh in g ton B rook ly n M artin T h om as, g rocer, 74 O range, h. 98 B ayard M arvin D avid, ph ysician , 34 R ector, h. 69 Bleecker M artin Thom as, porterh ou se, 71 W . 17th M arvin D avid D . ph ysician , 2 E. 11th M artin T h om as, shoem aker, 229 E leventh M arvin D av id M .boots & shoes,42 Cortlandt,h. Conn M artin T h om as, shoes, 13 D o y e r M arvin E dw ard, varnisher, 52 Spring M artin T h om as, gasfitter, 92 A v. B M arvin Francis, sh ipw righ t, 197 A v. 3 M artin T h om as, painter, 18 E lm M arvin F red erick , d ry g ood s, 139 Christopher M artin T hom as, m achinist, 479 A v. 8 M arvin H en ry H . optician, 34 H ester M artin Thom as, coachm an , 4 B ridge M arvin Jesse, m eas. grain, 21 Coenties slip, h. 150 M artin T h om as, seam an, r. 29 Cannon V a rick M artin T h om as, laborer, r. 170 O range M arvin Joh n B. optician, 78 Chrystie,h. 78 Chrystie M artin T h om as, porter, 333 Ninth M arvin Joseph C. carm an, 112 P rince M artin T h om as, shipfastener, 514 T w elfth M arvin M ary Jane, 184 Allen M artin T im oth y, m ason, W . 32d n. A v .8 M arvin O rlando J. gilder, 19 G rand M artin W illia m , laborer, r. 17 E lizabeth M arvin Sm ith, sh oem aker, r. 96 Suffolk M artin W illia m , shoem aker, 390 S ixth M arvin W illia m , carm an, 97 L ew is M artin W illia m , p orter, 434 T w elfth M A R V IN D M . & C o. b o o ts & shoes, 42 Cortlandt M artin W illia m , m ason, 617 G reen w ich M A R V IN & N O R T H , fa n cy g o o d s & stationery, 93 M artin W illia m , porterh ou se, 310 W a te r W illia m M rrtin W illia m , baker, 60 G reen w ich A v. M arw edel C aroline D . fan cy g ood s, 565 Broadway, M artin W illiam , boatm an, 38 S cam m el h. 524 G rand M artin W illia m , la borer, r. 66 W o o s te r M arw edel Ferdinand, d y er, 524 Grand, h.524 Grand M artin W illia m , om nibus, 350 A v. 6 M arw edes F red erick , baker, 119 Orange M A R T IN W IL L IA M , coal, 60 C h erry, h. 6 C ity Hall M arx D aniel, ph ysician , 439 G rand p la ce M arx Isidore, segars, 86 B leecker M artin W illia m , g ro c e r,5 9 Cortlandt,h. 33 D om in ick M arx Ja cob , b oa rd in g, 270 W illia m M artin W illia m , sh oem aker, 105 Cedar M arx Ja cob , sh oem a ker, 111 M adison . M artin W illia m , printer, 117 Nassau, h. 113 C on cord , M arx John, d ry g o o o d s, 128 D elaney B rook ly n * M arx John, blacksm ith , r. 60 R id ge M artin W illia m , segars, 65 Jackson, h. 65 Ja ckson M arx L ev i, salesman, 61 W illia m , h. 227 Delaney M artin W illia m A. & C o. g rocers, 69 Cortlandt, h. M arx P ow ell, tailor, r. 185 Chrystie 190 Franklin M arx W illia m , sh oem a ker, 36 T h om pson M artin W illia m C. printer, 111 John, h. 200 P rince M aryer H en ry , shoes, 132 A ttorney M artin W illia m H . d ry g ood s, 15 W illiam , h. 127 W . M A R Y L A N D M INING C O . 71 M erchant’s Exch’ge 13th M aryott Charles F. builder, 109 B arrow M artin W illia m L . carm an, r. 16 O rchard M arz G eorg e, b oots, 189 R ivin gton M artin W illia m R . clothing, 113 B’d w a y ,h .2 9 B’ w a y M a rzo lf G eorge, p ickles, 2 W a sh in gton market, h. M artin W illia m R . la w y er, 37 W a ll, h. 101 Spring* W ; 37th bet. A vs. 9 & 10 M artin W illia m S. w h eelw righ t, 108 A v. 10 Mas John, sh oem aker, r. 64 W illett M artin P. & W . grocers, 59 Cortlandt M asch m eyer F re d e rick W . g rocer, 20 P erry M A R T IN & B R O T H E R , cloth in g at w holesale, “ n o j M asden Jam es M. sh ipjoin er, 143 E. Broadway trou ble to sh o w g o o d s,1” 113 B roadw ay, h. 31 M asen Adam , boilerm aker, 230 Fifth L ivin gston , B rook ly n . (S ee ca rd on fr o n t M asker R ich ard, carm an, 14 C hristopher cover) M A SL IN T H O M A S , se x to n & undertaker, 17 M artin & G eer, g rocers, 329 Spring C larkson • |• M A R T IN & L A W S O N , im porters, 24 John M asner John, tailor, 157 S econ d M artin & N elson, shipchandlers, 183 W e s t M ason A bigail, w id o w , 331 M adison M A R T IN & V O SB U R G H , h ardw are, 127 A v. 8 M ason Albert, pilot, 24 C oen ties si. h. 62 Pike M A R T IN , S T R O N G & A. F. S M IT H , la w y ers, 29 M ason Barnaby, la borer, r . 89 Pitt W a ll M ason Benjam in, teacher, 231 Sullivan M artindale E d w a rd , la w y er, 2 Nassau, h. B rook ly n M ason C h au n cey, speculator, 37 Bethune M artindale Seneca, policem an , 141 R eade M ason Charles, d ry g o o d s, 343 Av. 8, h. 349 Av. 8 M artindale Stephen Jr. la w y er, 12 W a ll, h. 274 W . M ason Charles, fish, 353 A v. 4, h. 167 Lexington Av. 19th M ason Charles H . clerk , 61 Pearl, h. 850 Broadway M artine A rch er, feed, 40"* W e s t, h. 159 Charles M ason Charles J. & W illia m , lapidaries, 186 Fulton, Martine A rch er C. feed, 254 A v . 6,h. 84 W . 16th h. 184 Franklin M artine D aniel, stables, W .21st n. Av.9, h. 250 A v. 6 M A SO N C L A R K , 139 B o w e r y & 550 Broadway, M artine E liza, fan cystore, 176 W o o s te r in telligen ce offices, a large assortm ent o f good M artine E lizabeth, w id . o f Thos. 2 C hristopher servants constantly o n hand. T e r m s ; yearly M artine Ferdinand S. d ry g o o d s, 112 W illia m subscriptions, 5 0 c . ; oth erw ise, 25g. M artine H arvey T . sex ton , 17 Fifth M ason C on vention, h atpresser, 1 D ivision, h. 1 M artine H en ry T . carpenter, A v. 10 c . W . 29th D ivision MAS 365 MAT j M a son C y ru s, p ro fe ss o r, Julien h otel, W a sh g tn . pi. M ASO N & L A W , b ook sellers, 23 P ark r o w i M ason D an iel G . b o o k s , 23 P ark r o w , h . 2 B on d M A S O N & M IL L E R , h otel, 463 H u d son M a son D u d ley , q u illdresser, 7 5 f E s s e x M ason & T h o m p s o n , m erch a n ts, 33 P earl (M ason E d g a r M. cabin etm ak er, 28 A ttorn ey , h. 154 M A S S G O T F R Y D , stra w h at m a n u fa ctu rer and R iv in g to n F ren ch m illin ery, 63 Canal, h. 63 Canal M ason E d m o n d , en gin eer, 199 V a rick M assabo Attilio, tailor, 438£ B ro a d w a y M ason E d w a rd , v eterin a ry, r . 28 C o lu m b ia M asseras E. prin ter. 47 A nn, h. 305 B r o a d w a y M ason E lizabeth , w id o w , 708 G r e e n w ich M A S S E R A S & P O T H L , circu la tin g lib ra ry , 305 , M ason E rsk in e (R e v .), 4 U n ion sq. B roadw ay M ason F ran cis, railscrew , m a n u f. r . 163 W . 15th M asseth Ja cob , segarm a ker, 233 M u lb erry M ason F re d e rick , c o m . m e r . 12 F ron t, h. S. B ’k ly n M assett B en jam in W . C. tea ch er, 109 W . 20th M ason G eorg e, carp en ter, 78 K in g M assey C harles, earth en w a re, 26 M on roe M ason G eorg e, painter, 115 C h ristop h er M assey John, m ach in ist, r . 77 F o r s y th ’ M ason G eorg e, c o m . m e r . 273 A v . 6 M assey M arcellus, d r y g o o d s , 151 B ’w a y , h . B rk ly n . M ason G eorg e (c o l’ d ), la b orer, r. 50 T h ird M assick F ran cis, sailor, 46 O ak M ason G e o rg e P. carp en ter, 59 M o n tg o m e ry M assie G eorg e, cabin etm ak er, 127 R iv in g ton , h . 127 M ason H en ry , w a iter, 98 W . 24th R iv in g to n M ason H en ry , carp en ter, 413 H u d s o n M assie W m . O . c o m . m e r . 50 F ron t, h. 1 B o w in g g rn M ason H e n ry M. m erch an t, 126 S u ffolk M A S S IE & M IT C H E L L , c o m . m e r. 5b F r o n t M ason H ira m V . se c ty . d o c k c o . 254 S ou th , h . 189 M assm an A braham , sh oem a k er, 71 C ann on M on roe M assol F loria n A. h a rd w a re, 87 P earl & 54 S ton e, h. M ason H u b b a rd , carm an , 167 L e x in g to n A v . E . 18th n. A v . 2 M ason Isaac J. u p h olsterer, 41 M arion M assonnat M adam e,’ fluting, 28 W h ite M ason Jam es, p o r te r h o u se , E. 18th n. A v . B M assy Jam es, m ach in ist, 41 D u a n e M ason Jam es, tailor, r . 159 E ld rid g e M assy Joh n , d riv er, 530 P earl M ason Jam es, la b orer, 35 Pitt M asten M yer, la w y e r, 67 W a ll, h . 123 C h e r ry M ason Jam es P. co a ch m a k e r, 466 F ou rth M asters M argaret A. w id . o f Jam es, 6 . E . C lin ton p i M ason Jane, w id o w o f G eo. d ressm k r. 259 S p rin g M asterson B ern ard, tailor, 358 W a te r M ASO N J O E L W . ch a irm a k er, 377 P earl, h. 21 M asterson B ern ard, la b orer, 90 A v . 3 L u d lo w M asterson B ern ard, ca rrier, r. 2 0 1 W . 15th M ason Joh n , p o rte rh o u se , 140 A v . D , h . 140 A v . D M asterson E d w a rd , c o m . m er. 164 M aiden la n e M ason John, r. 123 T w e lfth M asterson E u g en e, tailor, r. 34 S c a m m e l M ason John, c r o c k e r y , 4 W a s h in g to n m a rk et, h. M asterson G eorg e, m a ch in ist, 122 A n th on y Jersey c ity M asterson Joh n , tea ch er, 179 E ld rid g e M ason John, tin w are, 83 A v . 8, h. 83 A v . 8 M asterson J oh n H . fa n c y g o o d s , 21 C a rm in e M ason John, stables, 275 S p rin g, h. 275 S p rin g M asterson M argaret, w id o w , 96 W ille tt M ason John, sailor, 91 M arket slip M asterson M ary, w id o w o f M ichael, 287 M ott M ason John, w e a v e r, r. 174 W . 16th M asterson M ary, w id . M ich ael, d ressm k r. 62 S u ffolk M ason Joh n , b oilerm a k er, 370 N inth M asterson M ichael, liq u o rs , 270 Canal, h, 270 C anal M ason Joh n & C o . sa w y ers, E . 18th b et. A v s. A & . M asterson P atrick, carm an , 64 R id g e B, h. A v . D . c . T en th M asterson P atrick, la b orer, 191 E leven th M ason Joh n A . b a rb er, 38 F u lton , h . 150 Sands, M asterson R o s e , w id o w o f P atrick , 30 M adison B r o o k ly n M asterson S im on , la b orer, r. 32 W ille tt M ason J oh n L . ju d g e su p. co u r t, N e w C ity H all, h. M asterson W illia m , p la sterer, 120 E . 22d 232 F o u rth M asterton A le x , ston ecu tter, A v . B c . E leven th , h. M ason J oh n M . la w y e r, 20 Nassau, h . 143 W . 11th W e s tc h e s te r M ason J oh n T . ca rp en ter, 110 E s s e x M asterton M ich ael, la b orer, r. 8 Pitt M ason Joh n W . c o m . m er. 275 P earl, coa l, 43 G old, M asterton N a n cy, w id o w o f A dam , 581 W a s h in g to n 69 U n iv ersity p i. & R iv in g to n c . Su ffolk, h . 120 M A S T E R T O N R O B E R T M . g ro c e r, 60 F ron t, h. 96 H ic k s , B r o o k ly n A v. 4 M a son J oh n W . segars, 33£ C a rm in e M asterton T h om a s, liq u ors, A v. 2 n. E . 29th M ason J oh n W . 850 B ro a d w a y M astertoiw W illiam E. ba k er, 334 B le e ck e r M ason Jonas, steved ore, 40 R u tg ers M asterton & Sm ith, stonecu tters, A v . B c . E lev en th M ason Jonathan, sh oem a k er, 280 R iv in g ton M astin D aniel, p o lice , 180 E ld rid g e M ason L o w e ll, jr . b o o k s , 22 P a rk r o w fljastin Jesse W . fish, C atharine m k t. h. 13 H a m ilton M ason M. B. 40 S ou th M astir F ran cis, c o n fe c tio n e r , 66 A v. A M ason M aria, w a sh erw om a n , 35 W a r r e n M aston E lizabeth , se w e r, 53 C ann on M ason M a ry W . sc h o o l, 12 S e c o n d M asu ry J .W .W . paints, 140 M aiden la. h . 222 B ridge, M ason M e lch o ir B. c le r k cu stom h . 153 C r o s b y B rook ly n M ason M ich ’l P. la w y e r, 9 C h am bers, h.185 W .1 4 th M A T A R A N A. h otel, 21 B eekm an M ason N athaniel S. ex p re s s, 6 W a ll, h. T a u n ton M atch et A n n , w id o w o f W illia m , 61 S h e riff M ason N eh em iah , liq u ors, 101 & 1 Sou th , h. B r o o k ­ M atfield H e n ry , g ro c e r, 102 M ’lb erry ,h . 102 M lb e rry ly n M atheaii J oseph , ta ilor, r. 564 F o u rth ■ M ason P eter, carm an , 186 E ld rid g e M ather A n d re w , p rin tin g in k , 296 F ron t, h . 194 M ason R ob ert, liq u ors, 177 E . 26th . M adison M ason R u sh F. agen t m an. life ins. c o . 108 W a ll, h. M ather C a lv in E , la w y e r , 39 W a ll, h. 2 C o lle g e p i. N ational h otel M ather C has. b o o tm k r , 162 D ivision , h. 162 D iv isio n M ason Sam u el, la b orer, 177 E . 26th M ather C h arles R . sh oem a k er, r. 17 E s se x M ason Sam uel, c o m p o s ito r , 189 M ott M ather F . E lsw o rth , la w y e r, 74 W a ll, h. 144 E . 18th M ason Sarah, r. 299 S p rin g M A T H E R G E O R G E , p rin tin g in k, 294 & 296 F r o n t M ason S y d n ey , m er. 33 P earl, h. 136 A v . 5 & 89 B eek m an , h. 125 G reen e M ason Silas, ch a irm a k er, 377 P earl M ather Isaac R . b o otm a k er, 41 N o r fo lk M ason S olom on , ca rp en ter, 311 M adison M ather Jam es, la b o re r, 228 E . 13th M ason T h e o d o re , b oilerm a k er, 93 W . 26th M ather Ja m es L . b o o tm a k e r, 46£ A m ity M ason T h om a s, en gin eer, 126 S u ffolk , M ather Ja m es V . D . p rin tin g in k, 2Q6 F ron t, h . 124 M ason T h om as, liq u o rs , 148 A v. 7 H en ry M ason W illia m , h otel, 463 H u d son M ather John, p lu m b er, r. 131£ W o o s te r , h .l4 8 W o t s r M ason W illia m , la p id a ry , 186 F u lton , h . 118 V a rick M ath er L u cie n , fru it, 61 V an d am M ason W illia m , accou n tan t, 264 F ifth M ather M argaret, w id o w o f A le x a n d e r L . 200 C en tre M ason W illia m , ca rria g e trim m er, 254 W . 26th M ather M a ry J. w id o w o f W illia m , 410 G re e n w ich M ason W illia m , sailor, 27 Su ffolk M ather P alm y ra , m illin er, 488$- G ran d M ason W illia m H. b oilerm a k er, 227 R iv in g to n M ath er R o b e r t F. p u b lish er, 162 F u lton , h . 89 A v . 4 M ason W illia m J. painter, 95 B road, h. B r o o k ly n M ather W illia m L . tailor, 306 S e co n d , h. 306 S e c o n d M ason F. & Son, c o m . m ers, 12 F r o n t M A T H E R & W H I T E , la w y e rs , 74 W a ll M ason J. W . & C o. chairmateiers, 377 P earl M athers H arriet, b oa rd in g , 41 N o r fo lk MAT 366 MAU M athers John, baker, 58 S h eriff M atlack L u ciu s C . pu blish er, 3 S p ru ce, h. Carman M athers Joseph , tailor, 5 D ov er, h. 5 D o v e r ville M ath etson D onald, tailor, r. 240 W . 29th M aton Catharine, corsetm a k er, 10 A m ity M atherson Joh n , la b orer, 647 H u dson M atsell G eorg e W . c h ie f o f p o lice , w est end Cit? M athes F red erick , barber, 176 L ew is H all, h. 30 Stanton M atheson A lexa n d er, la b orer, r . 44 H am ersley M atson J. A. agent, 1 Ann 21 East, h. 120 Leroy M atheson John, 6eam an, 26 T h am es M atson Peter, la b orer, 107 W a sh in g ton M atheson T h om as, p orter, 404 G reen w ich M atson Philip, b u tch er, 96 A v. 7 M atheus W illia m A. saloon, 344 B room e, h. S h rew s Matt Elias, sh oem a ker, 182 W . 18th M athew Babey, liq u ors, 76 G rand M attern W illia m , refreshm ents, 127 Bow ery M ath ew Bernard, plasterer, 44 H am ersley Mattas G ustavus, chairs, 125 W illett M ath ew Joseph , hair, 99 W . 27th M attears W illia m , w aiter, r. 5 Minetta M athew L ig e, carpenter, 119 W . 24th M atterface T h om as, d r y g o o d s, 81 W . 26th M athew s Albert, la w y er, 54 W a ll Mattern P eter, refreshm ents, 122 H ouston M athew s A lexan der, carpenter, 200 W . 26th Mattes F red erick , barber, 168 L ew is M athew s A n d rew J. h otel, 275 A v . 3 M attes Philip, ba rb er, 140 L e w is M athew s Ananias, crpntr.127 N orfolk , h.282 B ro o m e Mattfield F red erick , g ro ce r, 321 R ivington M athew s Charles D. m er. 61 Pearl, h. Irv in g h ou se M atthers Peter, carpen ter, 59 S econ d M A T H E W S C H A R L E S S. W estch ester h ou se, 146 Matthes John, carpen ter, 183 T h ird B ow ery M atthew A lex, liqu ors, 260 W ashington, h. 102 King M athew s D aniel, sh oem aker, 196 M ott M atthew A n d rew , liq u ors, 380 G ’w ich , h. 102 S ? M A T H E W S D A N IE L A. b ro k e r, 146 P earl, h. 53 M atthew A n th on y, en gin eer, 419 Greenwich B leeck er M atthew Caspar, la borer, r. 105 G reenw ich M athew s E d w a rd L . 61 Pearl M atthew s B ren don, carpenter, 250 E. 11th M athew s G eorg e, um brellas, 255£ D ivision M atthew s C atharine, w id o w o f John C. 71 Norfolk M athew s G erry, furniture, 49 G reen e and 4 5 2 B ,w a y M atthew s Charles, la b orer, 47 H arrison M athew s H e n ry (c o l’d), p o rte r, 5 O range M atthew s Charles, carpenter, 33 A v. 2 M athew s H ugh, w ea v er, 335 H u dson M atthew s Charles, liq u ors, 394 M adison M athew s Jam es, la borer, 97 D ivision M atthew s Clarissa (c o l’d ), w id . W m . 524 Pearl M athew s Jam es, m ason, W . 33d n. A v. 7 M atthew s E d w a rd (c o l’d ), (R e v .) r. 226 William M athew s Jam es, b rok er, 95 W a ll, h .4 8 W a r r e n M atthew s E d w a rd (c o l’d), refectory , 63 Leonard,,h. M athew s Jam es, clerk , 187 Franklin 9 T h om as M athew s Jam es (c o l’d), w aiter, 36£ L isp en a rd M atthew s F rank, harnessm aker, 217 Rivington M athew s Jam es M. (R e v .), 66 H a m m on d M atthew s G ary, fu rn itu re, 263 H ouston M athew s John, late tob accon ist, 13 A m os M atthews G eorg e, w aiter, 134 Anthony M athew s John, sh oem a k er, 161 L e w is M atthew s G eorg e, carm an , 19 A v. 1 M athew s John, tailor, 45 C larkson M atthew s G e o rg e (c o l’d), p orter, r. 21 Leonard M athew s John, clerk , 61 W a tts M atthew s H en ry , liq u ors, 215 Franklin M ath ew s John, sp ikem aker, r. 6 G o u v e m e u r M atthews J. S. m a son , 105 E . 17th M athew s John, laborer, 349 W a te r M atthew s Jam es, sh oem aker, r. 182 Laurens M athew s Joh n C. tinsm ith, 332 S p rin g, h. 320 S p rin g M A T T H E W S J O H N , m anu factu rer o f soda water,& M athew s J oh n K engin eer, 633 F ou rth e v e ry descrip tion o f m o d e rn apparatus, either M athew s L e w is, g ro c e r, 83 D ey, h. B u sh w ick fo r the m anufacture, draw in g or bottling of M athew s M argaret, w id o w o f W illia m , 29 C ann on so d a w ater, A v. 1 c . E . 26th, office 25 Centre, h M athew s M argaret, w id o w o f R ob ert, 123 F orsy th A v. 1 c . E . 26th M athew s M ary, w id o w , w asher, 318 Stanton M atthew s Joh n E. clerk , 46 M ott M athew s M ichael, cabinetm aker, 196 M ott M atthew s J oh n T . sashm aker, 165 W . 16th M athew s M orris, tailor, 213 H ester M atthew s Jonathan M. ca rp et bags, 168 Pearl, h. M athew s P atrick, stew ard, 91 F ou rth W illia m sb u rg M athew s P atrick, la b orer, 102 W . 17th M atthews M ichael, ston ecu tter, 145 E. 11th M athew s P atrick, c o o p e r , r. 229 M u lb erry M atthews P atrick, cau lker, 43 T w elfth M ath ew s P eter (c o l’d ), 6 Jersey M atthew s R a n som , clock m a k er, 15 E. 13th M ath ew s P eter C. g ro ce r, 83 D ey, h. B u sh w ick M atthew s S im pson , tailor, 138 T h om pson M ath ew s R o b e r t F. h osiery , 73 C edar, h. 78 R iv ’ton M atthew s W alter, sm ith, 229 R ivington M athew s R o b e rt J. fish, E. 25th c. A v . 2 M atthew s W illia m , b ’kbinder, 74 Fulton, h. Br’kljn M athew s S a m l.com p osition >42 C a rm in e,h .l25E .16th M atthew s W illia m , ice, 86 B a rrow M athew s Sarah, 51 B room e M atthew s & H unt, carpetbags, 168 Pearl M ath ew s T h om as, liq u ors, 17 Laurens, h.17 L au rens M atthew s & R id er, book b in d ers, 74 Fulton M athew s T h om as, cabinetm aker, 29 G o e rck M atthiessen F red erick , carpenter, 25 Chrystie M athew s T h om as, stablem an, 87 B ayard M atthiessen Julius, im p orter, 105 W illiam M athew s W a lter, segarm aker, 157 E ld rid ge M atthiessen W illia m , m er. 36 Platt, h. Charleston M athew s W illia m , carm an, 26 D ow n in g M attison A lexa n der, hides, 11 F erry, h. 6 C’llege pL M athew s W illia m , barkeeper, 64 T h o m p s o n M attison H en ry B. artist, 82 F ran kfort M athew s W illia m , m ason, 13 E. 11th M attison John B. leather, 36 S pru ce, h. Jersey M athew s W illia m , d ry g o o d s, 60 Catharine M attison Joseph , hides, 11 F erry, h. Williamsburg M athew s P. C. & L . p rovision s, 83 D ey M attison M ahlon, hides, 36 S p ru ce, h. 6 Delaney M athew s Staten Islan d M eek Joh n J. sh oem a k er, 159 L e w is ufteany John, hats, 146 W e s t, h . 106 B a rc la y M eek er A b ija h H . carm an , 159 P rin ce Z'teany P eter, ba ker, 78 B a ya rd M eeker C h arles W . ta ilor, 373 B o w e r y , h. 373 B o w ­ jr [eard A n n , w id o w o f Joh n , W . 42d n . Ay . 8 ery 5 lE A R S M R S . C H A R L E S , b o a rd in g & d a y s c h o o l, M eek er D avid, cabin etm ak er, W . 36th n . A v . 9 784 B ro a d w a y M eeker D a v id E . la w y e r, 11 W a ll, h. W ’m s b u rg h ' Cease C harles B. m er. 8 S. W illia m , 4 St. G e o rg e ’s M eek er D a v id T . bu ild er, 170 M ercer, h. B e d fo r d ^ p i. E . 13th A v . n . F lu sh in g A v . B r o o k ly n ? Cecabe Joh n H . p ota toes, 134 W a lk e r M eeker F ra n cis A . m er. 332 G rand, h. 85 H ester I Cechael E m an uel, painter, 196 E lm M eeker G abriel, u n d erta k er, 75 C a rm in e, h . 75 ^ le c h a n E d w a rd , b o ile rm a k e r, r . 43 C r o s b y C a rm in e M e c h a n i c s ’ bank , 33 wail M eeker Isaac, 28 St. M ark ’s p la ce • IE C H A N IC S ’ B A N K IN G A S S O C IA T IO N , 38 W a ll M eeker Joh n , carp en ter, 125 B a rro w M e c h a n i c s ’ i n s t i t u t e , i B ow ery M eek er Joth a m C . b o o ts & sh oes, 92 B r o a d w a y , h. > IE C H A N IC S ’ M U T U A L B E N E F IT A S S O C IA - B r o o k ly n T IO N , 289 B ro a d w a y . (S e e c a r d a p p e n d ix ) M eek er M ary W . & H en rietta C . sem in a ry, 100 ^ IE C H A N IC S ’ & T R A D E R S ’ B A N K , 398 G ran d W a v e r le y pi. •'ilecher John, la b o re r, 196 Fifth M E E K E R S A M U E L M . la w y e r, 11 W a ll, h . 87 fe ch le r F ran cis, v a m ish e r, 9 H e n ry F ou rth , W illia m sb u rg h ^ le c h le r Peter, liq u ors, 6 C h ry stie M eek er Uzal, m ach in ist, 115 B e d fo r d ? iie c k e J oh n A. im p . 7 P ine, h. B r o o k ly n M eek er W illia m D . clerk , W . 36th n. A v . 9 -‘ le c k e lb u r g h E lizabeth , w id o w o f C h arles, 74 M eeker W illia m E . w o o d e n w a r e , 187 W e s t, h. 40 Sullivan V estry % deckshiner A n d re w , p o r te r , 63 A y . A M eek er W illia m W . gim ps, 201 B r o a d w a y & 322 rtfecloy O w en , la b orer, r. 232 E . 13th B leeck er, h. 322 B leeck er iiflecorn ey W illia m J. sm ith, 136 E . 21st M eeker S. M. & D . E . la w y e rs , 11 W a ll ■'flleday H annah, w id . o f C h ristian , 21 R iv in g to n M E E K E R & A N G E V IN E , b u ild ers, 170 M e rce r 4ede L a w r e n c e , ta ilor, 74 Pitt M E E K E R , H E R B E R T & P E R K IN S , b o o t s & ?:tfeden P eter, g r o c e r , 217 L e w is , h. 217 L e w is sh oes, 92 B r o a d w a y & tfeder N ich olas, ch a irm ak er, 165 W . 29th M eekins R o b e rt, blacksm ith , 231 S e c o n d Eatfedhurst R ich a r d F . h airdresser, 27 M aiden la. 59 M eeks C harles, agent, 434 A v . 4, h. 116 G ’n w ic h A v . Jra Nassau & 151 C r o s b y , h. 541 H o u sto n M eeks C h arles F . carpen ter, 116 G re e n w ich A v . s tfedhurst & H eard, p ra c tic a l haircu tters, & w igm a* M eeks G e o rg e E . carp en ter, 110 S u ffolk t. kers, 27 M aiden la n e & 59 Nassau M eeks G e o rg e W . m a son , A v . 9 n. W . 30th Medigan M ich ael, rags, 142 C h ristop h er M eeks H e n ry S. p ia n o fo rte m a k e r, 154 A v . 3 ;:;V[eding J oh n J. p ia n ofortem a k er, 118 A y . 3 M eeks Jam es, m a son , 126 D ela n ey i^Vledler D a v id , black sm ith , 201 P r in c e M eeks Jam es C . agen t am . s. 8. u n ion , 147 N assau, s VIedlicott H e n ry , b o o k k e e p e r , 193 W a te r , h . H b k n h. 177 A v . 10 xVIedlicott M ary A . b o a rd in g , 81 W a r r e n M eek s Joh n , fu rn itu re, 14 V e s e y , h. 36 C h u rch riMedman H en ry, sh ip ca rp en ter, 299 S ev en th M eeks J oh n H . ca rp en ter, 252 T en th g,Mee M ary, 419 C h e r ry M eeks Josep h , 11 B each Jkfeech H o r a c e J. in sp e cto r, 39 G re e n w ich A v. M eeks Josep h W . fu rn itu re, 14 V e s e y , h. 169 D u a n e • r M E E C H S T E P H E N W . leather, 97 Joh n M eeks M ary, w id o w o f Joh n , 85 C r o s b y . M eech W illia m B. la w y e r, 14 G re e n w ich A v . h . 39 M eeks R ich a r d C . g ro c e r, 344 A v. 3, h . 340 A v . 3 G re e n w ich A v M eeks W illia m E. p lu m b er, 34 E . 11th ",Meehan A n n e, seam stress, 231 E . 11th M eeks W illia m H . la w y e r, 82 Nassau, h. 11 B ea ch -M eehan B ern ard, fruit, 20 & 21 W a s h in g to n m a rk et, M E E K S J. & J. W . cabin etm ak ers, 14 & 1 6 V e s e y h. 61 R o b in s o n M eenan L a u ren s, la b orer, 189 A v . C M eehan C harles, c r o c k e r y , 89 O rch a rd M eenn el M ichael, sh oem a k er, r . 166 T h ir d , M eehan E d w a rd , la b orer, 4| Stone M eeve H an s, la b orer, 263£ R iv in g ton ^M eehan Jam es, ca u lk er, r. 60 G o u v e m e u r M eergarte H en ry , sh oes, 236 M o n ro e M eehan Jam es, la b orer, r. 244 M on roe M ega h ey S tew art, fa rm er, r. 207 W . 20th ".M eehan Jam es, p e d le r ,r . 233 M u lb erry M ega rey C harles, cle rk , 19 W o o s t e r ‘M eehan Jam es, g ro c e r, 129 E . 25th • M ega rey E d w a rd Q . p orterh ou se, 84 Nassau M eehan Jam es, 135 Chatham M ega rey H e n ry I. p u b lish er, 4 W . B r o a d w a y pL J*M eehan Jam es, g r o c e r , 391 T w e lfth h. 391 T w e lfth M egerl A rch ib a ld , m a so n , 101 W ille tt M eehan Jane, w id o w o f Joh n , w ash in g, 7 Manhat- M eggs J a cob , sh ip ca rp en ter, 373 E igh th • tan p la ce M egg son R o b e rt, en gin eer, 512 T w e lfth ® M eehan Joh n , sh oem a k er, 237 M u lb erry M eghan H e n ry , tailor, 129 M u lb erry 3 Meehan J ohn, la b o r e r, 236 M o n ro e M eghan P atrick, la b orer, 463 W a sh in g ton M eehan John, g ro c e r, 223 E . 13th, h . 223 E . 13th M egie B en ja m in G. je w e le r , r. 61 A nn, h. H o b o k e n • M eehan M artin, m iller, r . 170 W . 16th M egie H a rriet M . teach er, 55 Stanton & M eehan M ichael, fru it, 20 W a sh in g to n m k t. h. 58 M egie S teph en , c o o p e r , 220£ B r o o m e C entre M egin ley Josep h , o y ste rs, 3 W a sh in g to n m a rk et ; M eehan M ichael, v arn ish er. 139 E . 26th M egiv ern M arcu s, ca rp etw ea v er, 131 H o u sto n M eehan P atrick, la b orer, 224 A v . B. M e g lo w M ary, w id o w , 67 M angin . M eehan Patrick, la b o re r, r . 143 F orsy th M egrath C harles E . oils, 109 W a sh in g ton , h .H ’tings M eehan P atrick, ca rm a n , 68 J a ck s o n M egrath G eorg e, oils, 109 W a s h in g to n , h . 49 L o n ­ M eehan Patrick, cloth in g, 3 9 2 j W e s t d o n terra ce , M eehan P atrick, la b orer, r. 237 M adison M E G R A T H hn, printer, r. 124 Ludlow Merry Josephine (col’d), r. 164 W. 20th Metcalf John C. hosemaker, 40 Forsyth Merry Wm. H. insp. ins. co. 50 Wall, h. Staten Islnd Metcalf John T. physician, 785 Broadway Merschoff Cato, tailor, 84 Ann Metcalf Sybil, widow o f Horace, 39 Montgomery MERSCHOFF THEODORE, tailor,27 Ann,h.84Ann Metcalf William W. daguerreotype, 349 Broadway Merschoff William, bootmaker, 2 Carlisle Metivier Abel L. J. bootmaker, 48 Laurens Merschrod Jean, tailor, r. 29 Cannon Metier Jacob, porter, 49 Rutgers Mersck Samuel, tailor, r. 446 Cherry Metschar Catharine, widow o f Michael, grocer, 72 Merseiles Jacob, carpenter, 49 King Orange Merseles Peter, carman, 86 Barrow Metternich German, sign painter, 77 Chatham Merserau Cornelius, shipcarpenter, 103 Cannon Mettler Allen, carman, 40 Troy Mersereau Ann, wid Stephen, laundress, 179 Prince Mettler Enoch, produce, 257 Front, h. WilliamsM* MERSEREAU JOHN W. builder, 53 Amos, h. 55 Mettler Howell, butter, 7 Washington market, h. Amos E. 28th, n. Av. 2 Mersereau Joshua, carman, 173 Orchard Mettler James, grocer, 63 Dey, h. 42 Dominick Mersere Alphonse, chaser, 556 Pearl Mettler Samuel, mer. 64 Dey, h. 59 North Moore Mersh John, grocer, 53 Pitt Mettler Wilson, grocer, 63 Dey, h. 226 W. 23d Mersheimer Christian, tailor, 134 Attorney Metz Ann, 36 Downing Mershell Elizabeth, 3804 Cherry Metz Eliazer, butcher, 55 Av. 2 Mertens Herman A, porterhouse, 4 Catharine slip Metz Hermann, apothecary, 5 Av. B, h. 7 Ay. B Mertheson Donald, engineer, 99 Cannon Metz Julius, prof, music, 136 E. 19th Mertz Heny, watchmaker, 152 William Metz Julius jr. merchant, 32 Cliff, h. 84 E. 18th Mertz Jacob, basketmaker, 153 Broome Metz Morris, boots & shoes, 252 Canal, h. 252Canal MERWIN ALMON, agent, a, b. c. f. m. 150 Nassau, Metzer Henry, tailor, 156 W. 30th h. Brooklyn Metzgar Christian, shipbuilder, 247 Seventh Merwin Andrew M. com. mer. 13 Park row, h. 33 Metzgar Emilia, tailoress, 197 Av. B Prospect, Brooklyn Metzger Charles, fancy goods, 3814 Grand Merwin Timothy T. broker, 39 William, h. 11 Av. 5 Metzger Christina, widow of Jacob, 176 W. 14th # MERWIN & GOULD, brokers, 39 William Metzger Daniel, clerk, 17 Coenties slip, h. Brooklyn Merx Wendel, shoes, 94 Pitt Metzger Frederick, chairmaker, 165 W. 29th Mery William, r. 21 Marion Metzger Gottleib, pedler, 12 Av. B Merz Christian, umbrellas, 284 Pearl, h. 284 Pearl Metzger Henry, porterhouse, 167 Delaney t Merz Frederick, tailor, r. 219 Broome Metzger Jacob, tailor, 8 Elizabeth Merzbacher L. (Rev.), 58 Orchard Metzger Marks, segars, 9 Peck slip, h. 9 Peck slip MESCHENDORF HERMAN D. grocer, 152 Grand, Metzger Susmann, segars, 250 Division h. 152 Grand Metzger & Co. fancygoods, 3814 Grand Meschendorf I. G. grocer, 79 Spring, h. 79 Spring Metzinger Charles, liquors, 237 Broome Meschutt David C. saloon, 49 Bowery,h. W . 143d n. Metzkar Raphael, pedler, 154 Attorney Av. 8 Metzler Charles, sugar refiner, 76 Reade Meschutt Frederick F. furrier 64 Rivmgton Metzler Morris, carman, r. 96 Suffolk Meschutt Philip F. coffee, 49 Bowery, h. W. 143d n. Metzler Solomon, tailor, 275 Second Metzner Christian, butcher, 253 Fifth Mesdrutt P. F. & D. C. refresments, 47 Bowery Mexcey James, late engineer, 49 W..26th Meserole Abraham, h. 188 Av. 2 Meyer Aaron, grocer, 718 Greenwich / ‘y S Meserole Abraham, 16 Clinton pi, _ Meyer Alexander S. drygoods, 288 Bowery, h. 288 Meserole Abraham jr. flour, 12 Coenties si. h.Wmbg Bowery MESEROLE DAVID M. shipchandler, 109 South, h. Meyer Andreas, carpenter, r. 65 Mercer Williamsburg ^ ^ Meyer Antonie, mason, 137 Third Meserole Jacob, stationer, 159 Pearl, h. 27 Essex Meyer Augustus, liquors, 103 Washington Meserole, Harvey & Leggett, stationers, 159 Pearl Meyer Benjamin, combmaker, 164 Broome Mesier Abraham R. 321 Fourth Meyer Bernard, boxes, 155 Fulton, h. 15 Frankfort Mesier Catharine, widow of Peter A. 321 t ourth Meyer C. F. grocer, 260 South, & liquors, 160 South, Mesier John N. coal, 77 King, h. r. 89 Thompson h. 142 Cherry Mesier William, coalyard, 77 King, h. 4 King Meyer Caspar, bootmaker, 166 Orchard Messankope Charles F. clerk, LIE. 11th Meyer Catharine, widow o f Joseph, 158 Ludlow Messenger Harry, tobacco, lbl Maiden la. h. Brklyn Meyer Charles, segars, 1734 Division Messenger Thos. tobacco, 161 Maiden la. h. Brklyn Meyer Charles, tailor, 89 Ridge Messenger John I. porter, 173 Canal Meyer Charles H. cabinetmaker, 73 Centre ■*N MET 373 MIC if •feyer Charles H. chemist, 498 Av. 7, h. 502 Av. 7 Meyer John F. grocer, 636 Hudson, h. 636 Hudson kfeyer Chas. J. H. turner,122^ Fulton, h.l22£ Fulton Meyer John G. saloon, 13 Centre leyer Charles R. importer, 52 Maiden lane Meyer John H. grocer, 283 Houston fylEYER CHARLES T. druggist, 21 Centre, h. 21 Meyer John H. grocer, 399 Tenth, h. 399 Tenth * * Centre Meyer John S. builder, 21 W . 27th, h. 23 W . 27th Utleyer Christian, grocer, 333 Madison & 658 Water, Meyer Joseph, grocer, 323 Broome &ijj - h. 333 Madison Meyer Joseph, jeweler, 28 Division leyer Christopher, grocer, 125 Walker Meyer Joseph, pedler, 66£ Lewis ftty&yer Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 285 Houston Meyer Joseph, engraver, 124 Delaney ^leyer Cord, grocer, 85 Delaney, h. 85 Delaney Meyer Julius, segarmaker, 18 Av. D [eyer Daniel, tailor, 80 Elm Meyer Justus C. com. mer. 24 Cedar, h. Hoboken J^ileyer Diedrich, liquors, 63 Vesey, h. 57 Vesey Meyer Lewis H. com. mer. 76 Beaver [EYER ERNEST, paperboxes, 150 William, h Meyer Louis, tailor, 163 Second Brooklyn Meyer Louis, cabinetmaker, 124 Greene iis^eyer Ernest E. boarding, 121 Liberty Meyer Louis, clerk, 71 Fourth [eyer Ferdinand, musician, 149 Gay Meyer Louis, shoemaker, 124 Liberty iV^eyer Ferdinand, lithographer, 93 William, h. 75 Meyer Mathias, cabinetmaker, 47 Attorney Thompson Meyer Merrick, jeweler, 112£ B’wry, h. 112J B’wry ^eyer Ferdinand, fruits, 211 Greenwich Meyer Meyer B. carman, 266 Fifth s^feyer Francis, cook, 21 Bridge Meyer Meyer H. com. mer. 139 Front, h. Dobbs fer. lijfeyer Frank, printer, 536 Fourth Meyer Michael, tailor, 220 Rivington lMeyer Frank, laborer, r. 165 Third Meyer Michael, liquors, 73 Allen [eyer Frederick, baker, 776 Washington Meyer Michael, bootmaker, 120 W . Broadway i leyer Frederick, carpenter, 84 Av. B Meyer Moritz, com. mer. 66 Broad, h. 510 Hudson [jfeyer Frederick, tailor, 118 Mott Meyer Peter, laborer, r. 77£ Norfolk s$£eyer Frederick, music, 558 Greenwich Meyer Philip, physician, 234 William i .eyer Frederick, liquors, 134 Leonard Meyer Theo. A. mer. 59 William, h. Av. 9 c. W . 23d mj'eyer Frederick W . liquors, 90 Eldridge Meyer Thomas, carman, 2 Av. B greyer Frederick W . com. mer. 30 Cliff Meyer Xavier, cook, 28 Spruce greyer George, mason, 160 Third Meyer B. & Co. paper boxes, 155 Fulton *Jeyer George, grocer, 342 Front, h. 342 Front MEYER H. & F. W . com. mers. 30 Clift* jjleyer George, tailor, 349 Greenwich MEYER & CO. importers Havana segars, and com. eyer George, tailor, 153 Second mers. 66 Broad greyer George, clerk, 97 Av. A MEYER & DRUCKER, liquors, 314 Pearl eyer George W . accountant, 71 Wall, h. 79 Barrow MEYER & POPPENHUSEN. whalebone, rattan -e y e r Godfrey, shoemaker, 467 Greenwich canes and lignumvitas, 44 Cliff eyer H. L. Otto, liquors, 922 Broadway MEYER & STUCKEN, com. mers. 76 Beaver ti^eyer Heinrich, baker, 222 Hudson, h. 222 Hudson Meyer & Wetzlar, importers, 52 Maiden la. J: eyer Henry, clerk, 146 Fourth Meyerhader Mathias, carpenter, 241 Mulberry • eyer Henry, grocer, 1 Whitehall, h. 1 Whitehall Meyerhoff Martin, baker, 125 Stanton, h. 125 Stanton « eyer Henry, segars, 202 Rivington Meyerholz Christian, porter, 431 Pearl greyer Henry, bootmaker, 310 Greenwich MEYERHOLZ HENRY, provisions, 57 West B5eyer Henry, porter, 109 Cedar Meyering Herman, musician, 191 Mott Laeyer Henry, grocer, 54 Frankfort & 81 Hudson, Meyers Benj’n W . (col’d), seaman, r. 19 Anthony h. 81 Hudson Meyers Catharine, wid. Louis, r. 192 Division ...eyer Henry, grocer, 180 Broome Meyers Charles F. staircase builder, 16 Spring jreyer Henry, grocer, 85 Gouverneur Meyers Emanuel, butcher, r. 173 Attorney * eyer Henry, boots, 93 Ridge Meyers Erastus, bookkeeper, 540 Greenwich iiUygr Henry, tailor, 103 Washington Meyers George, hair dresser, 13 Cortlandt, h. 156 *^yer Henry, tailor, r. 34 Suffolk Orchard 1 jyer Henry, pedler, 146 Houston Meyers George, furrier, 74 Cannon ^ y e r Henry tailor, W . 41st n. Av. 8 Meyers H. segars, 142 Division, h. 142 Division •I syer Henry, porterhouse, 234 West, h. 234 West Meyers Jacob, painter, 146 Houston l*syer Henry, police, 134 Elizabeth Meyers John H. porterh. 55 Fulton, h. 55 Fulton Mfjrer Henry, grocer, 56 Mercer, h. 56 Mercer Meyers John P. carpenter, 207 Hester ijiiyer Henry, sugarrefiner, 196 Mott, h .lll Ludlow Meyers William, clerk, 213 Houston ®®*yer Henry, com. mer. 30 Cliff, h. 29 Tenth Meyler Celia, widow o f Thomas, 33 Troy I syer Henry .Millet Delilse, clerk, 240 Madison Mills James M. grocer, 218 Front, h. 158 Twelfth Millet William E. music, 329 Broadway, h. Orange, Mills Jason, overseer, 122 Ludlow i N. Jersey Mills John, clerk, 14 Thompson i Millett Edward V. broker, 89 Wall, h. 91 Livingston, Mills John, stonecutter, 226 Av. 8 Brooklyn Mills John, liquors, 18 Beaver, h. 88 Warren i Millett James (Rev.), 308 Broome Mills John, carpenter, 51 Orange, h. 64 Bank Millett Thomas M. carman, 89 Wall, h. 238 Ninth Mills John, machinist 319 Fifth, h. 36 Av. D Millfeather Jacob, teacher, 148 Houston Mills John, liquors, 2714 Water & 7 Centre mkt.pl Milichamp Edward, cabinetmaker, 146 W. B’way Mills John, druggist, 44 James Millichamp William, saws, 36 Willett Mills John jr. accountant, 34 E. 11th Milljck William, laborer, E. 40th n. e. r. Mills John A. (col’d), coachman, 136 Chrystie Milligan Gilbert M. merchant, 102 Greenwich Av. Mills John P. liquors, 181 Bowery, h. 181. Bowery Milligan Jamea, fireman, r. 269 Mulberry Mills John T. milk, 74 Av. 3 Milligan James, laborer, r. 331 E. 16th Mills John W. forwarding, 109 West, h. 74 North li Milligan John, etairbuilder, 171 W. 20th Moore Milligan John T. boilermaker, 376 Ninth Mills Joseph, 49 Cannon i Milligan Sarah, widow of Joseph, 79 W . 24th Mills Joseph T. lawyer, 11 Pine, h. 256 E. B’way i Milligan William E. founder, 115 Warren, h. 71 Mills Julia, wid. Charles P. boarding, 94 Warren Hudson Mills L. A. broker, 39 Water, h. 194 Henry, B’klyn Milliken David, merchant, 35 Pine, h. 47 Bedford Mills Louisa, boarding, 79 Laurens Milliken James F. blacksmith, 26 Houston Mills Malon, shipwright, 314 Delaney M IN 378 MIT Mills Mary, widow of John, If?. King Miner Wm. B. provisions,.227 Fulton, h. 192 G’widy Mills Niles, druggist, 9 W . B’way, h. Sing Sing Miner William W . sen. physician, 27 ,E? Broadway 1 Mills Philo L. late auctioneer, 80 Tenth Miner & Stevens, carriagemalters, 368 Broadway 1 Mills Robert, carpenter, 13 Amos Minerd Edward, tailor, 611£ Hudson Mills Robert, com. mer. 133 Pearl MINESOTA MINING CO. 75 Greenwich Mills Samuel, tinner, 301 Seventh Minet-t Joseph, varnish, 60 Pearl, h. Bergen Mills Samuel H. broker, 77 Pine, h. 171 Second, MINETT & CO. varnish, 60 Pearl. (See card os' Williamsburgh colored page among the names.) Mills Varnuin S. constable, 112 Stanton Miney Philip, porterhouse, 34 Ludlow Mills William, laborer, 306 Madison Ming Alexander, 37 Ludlow Mills William, tailor, 399 Grand, h. 399 Grand Ming Joseph H. printer, 205 Hester Mills William C. carman, 376 Ninth Mingay Ellen, wid. James, veget’bl’s, 19 Christopher Mill's William H. baskets, 225 Fulton, h. 194 Hudsn Mingay James B. carpenter, 1 Christopher Mills William H. cartman 84 Varick Mingay Mary L. poultry, 8 Jeff. mkt. h. 19 Chris’he^ Mills William H. upholsterer, 35 Av. 6, h. 70 Mingay William H. pianof. maker, 187 Fourth Chatham Mingo Charles S. (cold), laborer, 298 Front Mills William JR. salesman, 25 Water, h. 5 State Mings Catharine, widow of Peter, oils, 103 Willett Mills Zophar, mer. 144 Front, h. 207 Madison Mings Joseph, umbrellamaker, 72 Beekman Mills & Beckwith, lawyers, 62 Wall Minickhousen Anne, huckster, 700 Water Mills & Secord, lumber, 335 Delaney, and coal, 21 Minier Theodore L. n. y. & e. r. r. co. h. 117 Harri­ Tompkins son, Brooklyn Mills & Thompson, grocer, 51 Cortlandt Minneker Frederick, grocer, 136 Anthony and 3 Mills, M’Dowell & Co. com. mers. 133 Pearl Centre, h. 136 Anthony Millspaugh A J. drygds. 24 Cortlandt, h. 23 Park pi Minnerley Harvey F. grer. 101 Av. 8, h. 188 W. 15th | Millspaugh Edward, 278 Pearl, h. W ’msburgh Minnerly Daniel, carman, 810 Washington Millspaugh Isaiah S. boarding, 87 Av. D Minnery David, boatman, 147 W . 20th Millspaugh Phillip, lawyer, 28 Beekman, h„ 171 Sp g Minnet Anne, widow, 467 Fourth Millward James, 3 Millward pi. h. W . 31st c. Av. 8 Minnett William, cabinetmkr, 65 Av. 4, h. 76 Charles Milmoe Bernard, porter, 463 Greenwich Minnis Thomas, bootmaker, 22 W. Broadway MILN GEORGE,.merchant, 22 S. William, h. 198 MINNS WILLIAM, stationer, ,91 Wall, h. Brooklyn Bleecker Minon Michael, waiter, 197 Franklin Milne Robert, bookkeeper, 131 Av. 8 Minor Cornelius, lawyer, Hall of Rec. h. 391 Houstonj Milne Wm. stonecutter, Washington c. Horatio, h. Minor Cyrus S. druggist, 286 Pearl, h. New Jersey 1 80 Horatio Minor Elizabeth, wid. Rev. Timothy, 278 Henry Milne & Stewart, stoneyard, 797 Washington Minor Henry J. clothier, 39 B’way, h. Howard hotel Milner Alfred A. baker, 31 Av. 8, h.31 Av. 8 MINOR ISRAEL & CO. druggists, 214 Fulton, h. Milner Richard, plasterer, r. 150 W . 16th 15 Caroll place Milnor Charles E. imp. 23 William, h. 149 Av. 2 Minor John T. shipjoiner, 217 Franklin, h. 76 North Milnor Eleanor, wid. of Rev. James, 70 Twelfth Moore Milnor William H. physician, 205 Av. 3 Minor Marvin, com. mer. 114 Warren, h. Jersey city Milona John, tailor, 82 Hamersley Minor Mary, widow, 42 Columbia Milrose Joseph, porter, 429 Houston Minor Noble G. shipjoiner, 244 Seventh Milt John, machinist, 61 Av. A Minor Thomas, machinist, r. 152 W. 16th Milton Daniel, shipcarpenter, 225 Fifth Minor C. S. & Co. druggists, 286 Pearl Milton Ely, masori,168 E. 24th Minot Charles, supt. N. Y. & Erie railroad, foot Milton Henry, shipfastener, 287 E. 11th Duane, bds. Broadway hotel Milton Thomas, painter, 39th n. Av. 8 Minot David P. late grocer, 1 Carroll place Milvaney James, turner, 325 W. 29th Minton Charles A. merchant. 7 Burling slip Mimne John M. bowling, 250 Greenwich Minton Stephen, tinsmith, 92 Division Mimner Patrick, carman, 276 Av. 1 Minturn Edward, com. mer. 120 Water, h. Univer­ Minard James, seaman, 105J Reade sity pi. c. Eighth Minard Louis F. conductor Hudson river railroad, Minturn Jonas, auctioneer, 113 Wall, h. Bristol, R.I. h. 71 Third Minturn Robert B. mer. 78 South, h. Av. 5 c. 12th I Minchin Aaron, accountant, 298 Broadway Minturn Thos. R. auctioneer. 113 Wall, h. Astoria: Minchin Henry, shoemaker, 276 Mulberry Minturn William, tailor, 68 Barclay, h. Jersey Minchin Robert, shoemaker, r. 185 Chrystie Minturn & Co. auctioneers, 113 Wail Minck Frank, cabinetmaker, 164 Second Minzesheimer David, fancygoods, 278 Delaney Mindek Isaac, tailor, 498 Houston Minzesheimer David, dyer, 231 Houstn,h.231 Houstn Minds Thomas, cooper, 48 Av. B Minzesheimer Isaac, fancygoods, 421 Grand Minehan Jeremiah, shoes, 50 Mulberry Minzesheimer Lazarus jr. drygoods, 227 Delaney Mineke Michael, tailor, W . 38th n. Av. 8 Minzesheimer Manuel, clothing, 220| Fifth Miner Allen, shipmaster, 191 Henry Minzesheimer William, drygoods, 49 Catharine Miner Allen B. auction, 8 Wall, h. 191 Henry Minzesheimer & Hahn, drygoods, 49 Catharine Miner Casper, tailor, 1 Market Minzt Hinrich & Co. grocers, 241 Av. 3 Miner Catharine E. widow of James, 32 Hamersley Miottel Charles, tailor, r. 125.Columbia Miner Christopher, tailor, 68 Goerck Miquet Francis, dialmaker, 77 Elizabeth Miner David, captain, 289 Madison Mirabeau Joseph, portmonaies, 160 Greenwich Miner Elisha, clerk, 174 W. Broadway Mirandoli Edward, marble, 22 Union pi. Miner Elm G. oils, 154 Front, h. Brooklyn Mirick Mark C. com. mer. 146 Water, h. 114 Bank Miner Emmeline, wid. of George N. 133 Mulberry Mirick William B. butcher, 114 Bank *•. Miner Ezra F. shoemaker, 95 Lewis Misch Charles, tailor, 346 Bowery, h. 346 Bowery Miner Francis S. grocer, 240 Front, h. 157 W. 22d Misell John, shoemaker, r. 250 Mott Miner George W . physician, 27 East Broadway Miser Christian, tailor, 17# Attorney Miner George W . paper hangings, 39 Norfolk Misk Peter G. tobacconist) 322 Third Miner Harvey, carriagemaker, 368 Broadway Missillier Sarah A widow of Peter, 217 Broome i. Miner Henry J. police, 103 Delaney Missillier William H. roofer, 3 Christopher Miner James, mason, 218 W. 26th Missing Charles, jeweler, 75 Hamersley Miner James, stonecutter, 145 W . 16th Mistier Martin, barber, 61 Madison, h. Brooklyn Miner Lydia, dressmaker, 39 Norfolk Mitchel Charles, glass, 144 Houston Miner Margaret, quilter, 86 Mulberry Mitchel Eliza, washer, 126 Pitt Miner Nathaniel, (col’d), whitewashes Amity la. Mitchel Henry, pedler, 95 Pitt Miner Russel D. clerk, 119 Varick MITCHEL LOUIS, porterhouse, 3 Mulberry Miner Thomas, shipjoiner, 13 Goerck Mitchel Margaret, 82 Suffolk Miner Thomas, tailor, 11 Market Miteheler Gabriel, bootmaker, 86 Ridge Miner William, physician, 65 Irving pi. Mitchell Abraham, late importer, 395 Hudson MINETT 8c CO., *Copal Varnish Manufacturers, No. 60 FEARL-ST., NEW -YORK. A' \ .. ip -V. The great difficulty in Copal Varnishes, hitherto, has been, that the manufacturer has had but one or two sorts o f Varnish for the purposes o f the Artist, the Coach Painter and the Decorator. N o painter, unless he can command time, and choice o f work, can possibly give to his labor an appearance o f finish in the best style, or insure permanency, without a varnish suited to the job m hand. To Coach Painters, House Decorators, &c, W e have an E X T R A C O A C H B O D Y V A R N IS H , which we strongly recommend no painter (either coach or house) to be without, when he has a job which he wants to stand the test of time and weather. It will not, however, be suitable lor all purposes, or for a job in a great hurry. It w ill stand unchanged the hottest or the coldest climate—as the southern part of our own States, the East or W est Indies, Russia or the Canadas. It may be used also for fancy signs, expensive facias, and w ill stand sun, rain and exposure to the severest weather. Cistern 66. For Light Colors Is recommended our Light Body Varnish, where 66 is not sufficiently colorless. The Var­ nish when ordered, to prevent mistakes, should be called the “ L ight B ody V arnish ,” either this or 66 will be found to cover better, and not less durable than the best English Coach Varnishes. White Varnish. Mastic Varnish is unsuitable for any work requiring durability. It is therefore very im­ properly used in house painting, in steamboats, or on walls., It is also inapplicable to articles of white furniture, but is adapted to pictures and delicate work, on which a frequent renewal of the varnish may bfe required. Mastic Varnish may be rubbed off surfaces like flour, and so easily, as to enable the artist to clean a picture, and free it entirely from any number o f old.coatings, any number o f times, without removing or injuring the most delicate ground-work or hair-stroke o f the painting. We have a pure Mastic Varnish that will not bloom. White Outside Copal, and Coach-Picture Varnish. The light straw color, which at first appears to belong to this varnish, ought not to deter the painter from its use, for, as the job hardens, the color dries out, and the longer it has been done, the whiter and more transparent it becomes. The reverse of all this may be expected, if, as is too often the case, a soft, white, or milky varnish be used for the transitory effect of look­ ing well at the moment o f finish. In a short time the varnish loses its gloss, cracks and rubs off. Of White Inside Copal Varnish W e have several sorts:—A quick drying, solid polishing W hite Varnish, for white furni­ ture, picture frames and small surfaces; a Varnish 'adapted for inside paint work, either large or small surface. This latter will bear rubbing and polishing, and allow the painter as much time as he may require-to work and lead off. W e rave also a delicate flowing W hite Varnish, not intended for polishing or rough usage*, S e e ^ r list. To *-«Iapanners. W e call attention to a Varnish made for the most delicate colors and fancy articles, will stand great heat without injury, and presents a surface for wear E&e,njetaL The slowest and most durable, is that in'tggtern 89. The quJISr drying, yet duMblq. is from Cistern 69, the latter has the least coWt, • 4 • Our Varnishes will always ^ P U R E ^ T A T E for the consumer, as they are kept in cisterns containing from 380 to 600 gaCJk&ns each, and ranging in number from No. I to 97, in three separate places o f storagev ^Ffom this statement, persons favoring us with country orders, will see the propriety ojUrtSting the purposes for which the Varnish is required, that they may be supplied witji tbtnrind best adapted to their use. For our fine old stock o f CA BIN ET MAKERS* V A RN ISH E S, Japanners’, House Painters* Outside, Brown and Black Japan, Gold Size, &c. See our list. 1 a MIT 379 MOF Mitchell Alexander, engineer, 7 Dutch Mitchell Wm. H. com. mer. 50 Front, h. 663 B’way Mitchell Almira, widow of Robert, 19 Ludlow pi. Mitchell Wm. R. grocer, 182 G’wich, h.37 Barclay Mitchell Andrew & Co. importers, 65 Pine Mitchelle Anthony, tailor, r. 15 Elizabeth Mitchell Andrew H. stereotyper, 59 Norfolk Mitchels James, physician, 515 Grand Mitchell Caleb, seaman, 6 Peck slip Mitchelson Richard, carman, 590 Water Mitchell Catharine, widow, 25 Gramercy park Mitchill George, com. mer. 194 Front, h. 232 W . 19th Mitchell Catharine, wid. of Philip, grocer, 20 Clark Mitchill Robert M.jr. clerk, 272 Madison Mitchell Charles, bookbinder, 20 Harrison MITCHILL SAMUEL L. com. mer. 194 Front, h. Mitchell Charles D. carpenter, r. 40 N. Moore 25 Union place Mitchell Charles S. pilot, 92 Hester Mitchill William L. shipchandler, 175 South, h. 3 Mitchell Charlotte (col’d), widow, 154 Sullivan Rutgers pi. Mitchell Daniel, printer, r. 265 Bwry, h. 265 Bo wry Mitsch Herman, laborer, 197 Second Mitchell David, carman, 128 W. 16th Mittel Isaac, bools, 40 Willett Mitchell David A. broker, 63 Wall, h. 61 Broadway Mitten George, bricklayer, r. 201 W . 15th Mitchell Dennis, porter, r. 332 Madison Mittenfuhler Joseph, barber, 198 Chambers, h. 337 Mitchell Francis, plumber. 155 Av. 1 Greenwich Mitchell George, printer, 265 Bowery,h. 265 Bwry Mittnacht Emanuel, locksmith, 98 Chrystie Mitchell George jr. gilder, 447 B’way, h. 265 Bowery Mittnacht Jacob, shoemaker, 203 Church Mitchell George G. late cus. house, h. 168 W. 21st Mifzenius Otto, vet. surgeon, 96 Essex Mitchell Georgiana E. teacher, 231 Tenth Mix Elihu L. clerk, 54 Front, h. New Haven Mitchell Henry, pencilcases, 9 John, h. 35 Crosby Mix Elizabeth, wid. Elisha, 49 E. 20th Mitchell Isaac, pedler, 126 Broome MIX ISAAC, JR. carriages, 440 Broadway, h. 29 Mitchell Jacob F. baker, 196 W. 21st Dominick Mitchell Jas. grocer, 75 Catharine, h. 75 Catharine Mix James, baker, r. 40 Trinity pi. Mitchell James (col’d), barber, 157 Church Mix Mary, widow, boarding, 8 Broadway Mitchell James, tailor, r. 37 Frankfort Mix Thomas, coachmkr, 44 Mercer, h. 747 Wash’tn Mitchell James L. cabinetmaker, 191 W. 15th Mix Thomas N. shipcarpenter, 285 Sixth Mitchell Jane, widow of William, 237 Av. 9 Mix & Tripp, boarding, 8 Broadway Mitchell Jesse, painter, 63 W. 21st Mixer Henry, tailor, 259 B’way, h. 71 Union pi. Mitchell John, laborer, 131 Third Mixsell A. T. pianos, Irving pi, h. 165 E. 21st Mitchell John, laborer, 60 West Mixsell Aaron, pianofortes, 186 Av. 3 Mitchell John, laborer, 182 Madison Moad & Farley, milk, 122 Stanton Mitchell John, ropemaker, 127 Goerck Moader John, laborer, 29 Hamersley Mitchell John, liquors, 350 Water Moadinger John, jr. baker, 586 Grand Mitchell John,, tailor, 45 Henry Moak Henry, cabinetmaker, 113 Mercer Mitchell John, fishing rods, r. 26 Vandam Moakley Nicholas, shoemaker, 128 Hester Mitchell John, pumpmker, 224 South, h. Bushwick Moan Ann, dressmaker, 222 Monroe MITCHELL JOHN, grocer, 381 Bowery, h. 22 Fifth Moan John, grocer, 301£ Mott, h. 301£ Mott Mitchell John, shoemaker, 304 Second Moan Thomas, laborer, r. 105 Washington Mitchell John A. clerk c. h. h. 123 Bleecker Moate Horatio, physician, 41 Hudson pi. Mitchell John C. civil engineer, 118 Broadway Moate William F. druggist, 220 Broome Mitchell John D. R. porterhouse.; 138 Cherry Moate & King, druggists, 220 Broome Mitchell John F. lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 782 G’wich Mocks James, tailor, 108 Willett Mitchell John G. cabinetmaker, 538 Hudson, h. 722 Mode Aaron, tailor, 103 Mott Greenwich Model John, bookbinder, 92 Essex Mitchell JohnH. printer, 45 Orchard Modschman George, liquors, 50 Attorney Mitchell John S. (Rev.), 127 Norfolk Moeller Frederick, cutler, 200 Division MITCHELL JOHN W. lawyer, 77 Nassau, h. 8 St. Moellen Henry, tailor, r. 57 Cannon Mark’s place Moen Augustus R. com. mer. 90 John,h. Stam’fd, Ct. Mitchell Joseph, boatman, 215 W . 17th Moen Mary, washer, 226 Monroe Mitchell Joseph, carpenter, 21 Great Jones, h. 449 Moench Peter, shoemaker, 450 Hudson Fourth Moers Stephen V. importer o f wines and brandies, Mitchell M. D. (col’d), exchange, 58 Willett 6 Wall, bds. Rathbun’s hotel Mitchell Marcus, butter, 99 Murray, h. 5 Wooster Moersch Peter, boots, 161 Walker, h. 161 Walker Mitchell Mary (col’d), wid. washer, 223 Second Moesbyll Peter A. warranted oil clothing, for sea­ Mitchell Mary A. wid. Henry, 74 Greene men, 130 Cherry, h. 130 Cherry Mitchell Mary A. wid. Thomas, 54 Bank MOESCHEN CHRISTIAN, bootmaker, 21£ Duane Mitchell Matthew, mer. I l l Water, h. Hudson, N. Y. and liquors, 470 Pearl Mitchell Michael, porterhouse, 308 Stanton Moeschen Frederick, artist, 79 Duane Mitchell Patrick, wheelwright, 273 Mott Moessan John, bootmaker, 76 Leonard Mitchell Peter, boarding, 12 Peck slip Moetsell Marzel, tailor, 205 Av. B Mitchell Peter, tobacconist, 410 Grand, h. 169 Clintn Mofatt John, lettercarrier, 132 Pitt Mitchell Philip, laborer, 69 Mangin Moffat David, currier, 5 Jacob, h. 58 Henry Mitchell Richard, bootmaker, r. 249 Second Moffat Edward, buttonmaker, 137 Av. 6 Mitchell Robert, stables, 9 First, h. 451 Houston Moffat John, shoemaker, 63 Lewis Mitchell Robert, ornamenter, 726 Houston Moffat John, lawyer, 218 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Mitchell Robert, laborer, r. 7£ Av. 1 Moffat John, tailor, 62 Market Mitchell Robert E. stevedore, 113 Clinton Moffat John, late mer, E. 17th op. Union sqaure Mitchell Robert F. cooper, 178 E.28th Moffat John J. saloon, 579 B’way, h. 579 Broaway MITCHELL ROLAND G. & CO. manufacturers of Moffat Thomas, rigger, 424 Twelfth French patent candles, 118 Wall, works,63 Av.l Moffat William, laborer, 285 E. 13th Mitchell Sarah L. widow, 83 E. 15th MOFFAT WIL1 JAM B. physician, 336 Broadway Mitchell Susanna, wid. Sam’l, milliner, 11 Spring h. E. 17th op. Union square Mitchell Thomas, painter, 817 Greenwich Moffatt John C. carman, 103 W. 24th Mitchell Thomas, police, 90 Elizabeth Moff’att Samuel, painter, 31 Jones Mitchell Thomas, tailor, 104 Pitt Moffatt William, fisherman, 192 Duane Mitchell Thomas, laborer, 110 Cedar Moffatt William, carpenter, W. 22d n. Av. 7 Mitchell Thomas D. goldbeater, 78 Horatio Moffet Edwin C. bookeeper, 32 Greenwich Av. Mitchell Truman W. carpenter, 36 Hamilton Moffet James G. lamps, 121 Prince, and 7 John, h. Mitchell W. & Blain, refectory, 16 Fulton market 129 Prince Mitchell William, judge supreme court, New City Moffet John, books, 82 Nassau, h. 151 E. 21st Hall, h.;7 Ninth Moffet Mary, tailoress, r. 60 Henry Mitchell William, carpenter, 192 Varick Moffett Mary, widow of Michael, oysters, 52 Centre Mitchell Wm. shoemkr, 261 Hudson, h. 261 Hudson Moffit Hugh, tailor. 55 Mulberry Mitchell Wm. H. flour, 233 West, h. Hoboken Moifltt John, shoemaker, r. 134 Elizabeth MOL 380 MON Moffitt Mary, widow of Hugh, tailoress, 134 Ludlow MOLONEY P. GORMON, N. R. Hotel, 106 Barclay Moffitt William C. butcher, 49£ Bedford, h. 49£ Moloney Thomas, police, 46 Gold Bedford Moloney Thomas, laborer, 6 Stone Mogenier J. J. distiller, 96 & 84 War’n, h. 84 War’n Moloney Timothy, tailor, 25 Spring Moger Carpenter, paperhangings, 379 Pearl, h. 190 Molony John, porter, 77£ Roosevelt Broome Molony John mason, r. 10 Mulberry Moger Israel, carman, 114 Ay . C MOLONY JOHN, lawyer, 51 Liberty, h. 227 E. Moger James, carman, 290 Third Broadway Moger Ruben G. carman, 621 Fourth Molony M. S. merchant, 58 Water, h. Howard hotel Moger Simmons, carman, 131 Broome Molony Patrick, tailor, 88 Hudson Moger William T. milk, 197 Av. 3 Molony Patrick T. liquor, 105 Washington Mogeridge John, painter, 31 Corlears Moloy William, store, 224 Stanton Moghan Margaret, widow o f John, grocer, 36 Sheriff Molson Edward, importer, 17 Cedar, h. 27 Perry Mogom Martin, laborer, 82 Mulberry Molten Henry, salesman, 166 Water, h. 30 Bayard Mohan James, ostler, 64 W. 24th Molthop William, grocer, 397 Av. 2 Mohlman George, grocer, 56 Hudson, h. 56 Hudson Moltier Joseph, butcher, 30 Av. B Mohlmann George J. grocer, 319 Washington Moltz Peter, boarding, 205 Bowery Mohnn Michael, blacksmith, 695 Water Molwitz Henry, drugs, 33 Clinton, h. 169 Stanton Mohr Frederick, oils. 50 Av. A Molyneaux William, waiter, E. 13th c. Av. 1 Mohr Peter, grocer, 213 Third Molyneux Joseph, late watchmaker, 527 Broadway Mohrmann John, grocer, h. 308 Washgtn, 380 Wash. Momper Frederick, combmaker, r. 164 Fourth Mohs Frederic W. 124 Greenwich Ay . Mon Joseph, rigger, 154 Suffolk Moidinger John, late baker, 55 Pitt Monaghan Bartholomew, carpenter, 35 Mulberry Moinara John, tailor, 141 Hammond ! Monaghan Bridget, wid. o f William, r. 36 Cherry Moir Archibald, salesman, 30 Mott Monaghan Dennis, laborer, r. 74- Av. 1 Moir Christopher, laborer, r. 156 Attorney Monaghan Edward, carman, 312 Delaney Moir Henry, clerk, 396 Greenwich Monaghan Francis, carman, 210 W. 26th Moir James, merchant, 51 Beaver, h. 14 W. 13th Monaghan Frank, rigger, r. 173 Monroe Moir John, laborer, 407 Twelfth •Monaghan Henry, bricklayer, 154 W. 16th Moir John & William, jewelers, 315 Hudson, h. 313 MONAGHAN HUGH, grocer, 378 Washington, h. Hudson 378 Washington Moir William, printer, 644 Hudson Monaghan James, stonecutter, 198 W . 16th Moise Benjamin V. fruit, 271 Bleecker Monaghan James, carman, 382 Bleecker Moissen Antoine, bootmaker, r. 97 Reade Monaghan James, shoemaker, 248 Second Molanay Fanny, milliner, 14 Desbrosses Monaghan John, laborer, r. 67 W. 15th Molau Charles A. shipper, 56 West, h. 25 G’wich Monaghan John, upholsterer, 822 Broadway Moldeck David, carpenter, 558 Third Monaghan John, butcher, 53 Mott, h. 318 Eighth Mole Jacob, stagedriver, 89 W . 24th Monaghan John, carman, 643 Washington Molenoar David, 16 Av. 1 Monaghan Mary, wid. o f Patrick, 288 E. 15th Moleney Patrick, porterhouse, 118 Washington Monaghan Matthew, laborer, 68 Goerck Molidor George, carpenter, r. 227 Houston Monaghan Owen, carman, 23 Prince Molie Patrick, tailor, 3 Benson Monaghan Owen, butcher, 33 Cath. mkt. h.76Third Molin Daniel, clerk, 287 Spring Monaghan Patrick, boarding, 8 Carlisle Molineux George britannia, r. 132 William Monaghan Peter, laborer, r. 73 Cannon Molini Raffaele, artist, 129 E.21st Monaghan Roseau, wid. of Thomas, 112 E. 22d Molitor Anton, varnisher, r. 81 Greene Monaghan Thomas, waiter, 47 Mott Molitor Frederick, baker, 280 Bowery, h. 280 Bwry Monaghan Thomas, grocer, 14 Marion, h. 14 Marion Molitor William F. baker, 45 Ludlow, h. 45 Ludlow Monaghan Thomas, liquors, 102 Columbia, h. 271 Moll Andre, liquors, Av. 7 n. W . 20th Stanton Moll Christiana, widow of David, 189 Division Monaghan William, clothing, 18 West Moll Edward, merchant, 19 John, h. 45 Warren Monahan Art, sand, 245 E. 13th Moll George, bootmkr, 31 Park row, h. 116 William Monahan Charles, mason, 154 W. 16th Mollard John, 113 Macdougal Monahan John, carman, 3 Pearl Mollard Maria, 238 Av. 8 Monahan John, laborer, 445 Twelfth Mollason Elias, clerk, 34 Beaver, h. 333 Fourth Monahan Michael, r. 247 Stanton Mollenhaur John, grocer, 203 Av. 3, h. 203 Av. 3 Monahan Owen, laborer, r. 258 Stanton Moller Cord, grocer, 19 Minetta lane Monahan Patrick, laborer, r. 105 Thompson Moller Herman W . & Co. grocers, 130 Cherry and Monahan Patrick, liquors, 279 Mott 472 Water, h. 472 Water Monahan Peter, grocer, W 35th n. Broadway Moller Joseph, butcher, 30 Av. B Monahan Thomas, mer. 173 Front, h. 50 Dominick Moller Michael, grocer, 155 Varick, h. 155 Varick Monahan Thomas, carman, 153 Goerck Moller N. D. C. mer. 50 Broadway, h. 163 E. 14th Monahan Thomas, tailor, .38 Hamilton Moller Peter, sugarrefiner, 113 Wall, and South c. Monahan & Beers, com. mers. 173 Front Montgomery, h. 27 Rutgers place Monan Patrick, laborer, 133 Mulberry Moller William, sugarrefiner, 96 Front & 85 Van- Monarque Jer. H.hatter, 228 Bowery, h. 228 Bowery dam, h. 54 Morton Monarque John, mechanic, 128 Columbia MOLLER, SAND & RIERA, mers. 50 Broadway Monberger Phillip W . lithographer, 102 Nassau, h. Mollinary John, sculptor, 89j Bowery 35 Rose Mollinger John, watchmakr, 2 Park pi. h. 7 Harrison Monchin John, groom, 552 Fourth Mollman Augustus, importer, 96 Pearl, h. 67 Baltic, Monckton Jane, widow of William, 25 Twelfth Brooklyn Monckton Josiah, gunsmith, 241 Madison Molloy Charles, laborer, 314 Ninth Moncrief Charles, 18 Anthony Molloy George, porter, 171 Allen Moncrief Ellen, widow o f Walter, 102 Amity Molloy James, carman, 722 Washington MONCRIEF JAMES, lawyer, 29 Wall, h. 102 Molloy James, liquors, 124 Mott Amity Molloy John, porter, 37 Pearl Moncrief John, cattledealer, 133 E. 16th Molloy Mary, wid. o f Martin, r. 13 Ridge Moncrieff David, carpenter, 137 Charles Molloy Thomas, fancy store, 197 Av. 1 Monda James, locksmith, 42 Centre Molloy Thomas, bricklayer, 462 Twelfth Monday William H. 54 Carmine Mollstatter Lawrence, shoemaker, 20 Eldridge MONDON MARY, hotel, 37 Broadway Molock Christian, tailor, 205 Av. B Mondon Paul V. 37 Broadway, Molone James, blacksmith, 336 Ninth Mondon Peter, books, 315 Broadway, h. 37 B'way Moloney Charlotte, wid. of Jeremiah, 39 Clarkson Mondron Albert J. bootmaker, 189 Broadway, h.50 Moloney Dennis, tailor, r. 27 Sheriff Vesey Moloney Michael, 7 Pearl Mondy Frank, shoemaker, r. 51 Lewis MON 381 MON Mone Dennis, grocer, 88 Ridge, h. 88 Ridge Monron Albert J. bootm’r, 189 B.way, h. 50 Vesey Mone Edward, grocer, 226 Monroe, h. 226 Monroe Monsees Harman W . tinman, 59 and 65 Bowery, h. Mone Frederick, enginr, 131 Fulton, h. 113 Cham’s 65 Bowery Mone Joseph, shoemaker, 162 W . 13th Monsees John, filters, 423 Greenwich Mone F. & A. Von Fischerz, engineers, 131 Fulton Monsell Gutlabe, whitewasher, 83 Ridge Moneghan Edward, tinsmith, 552 Broadway, h. 39 Monsell Michael, tailor, 30 Pell Marion Monson Maria, widow of Isaac, 23 Av. 1 Moneghan John, shoemaker, 238 Division Monson Michael, porter, 345 Twelfth Moneghan Peter, bookbinder, 36 Cedar, h. 6 Prince Montag Julius F. jewelry, 355 Broadway Moneghan & Clarke, bookbinders, 36 Cedar Montagnie Alexander D. plumber, 136 Chrystie Monell Claudius L. lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 37 B’way Montagnie William De La, boatbuilder, 438 Water, Monell John D. lawyer, 27 Wall, h. 128 Christophr h. 149 Madison Monell Joseph A. physician, 100 Greenwich Montagnie William De La jr. boatbuilder, 402 Wa Monell Joseph S. student, 2 Av. 1 ter, h. 185 Cherry Monen & Honigsberger, brokers, 20 Pine Montague Abby, 277 Bleecker Moner George, tailor, 62 Reade Montague Ennis, 395 Twelfth Money Peter, laborer, 120 E. 22d Montague John, butcher, 114 Av. D, h. 504 Houston Moneypenny Ann, wid. Thomas, dyer, 153 Canal,h. Montague Nicholas, mason, 324 Bleecker 138 Thompson Montague Samuel, painter, 277 Bleecker Moneypenny James, painter, 152 E. Broadway Montant Alphonse P. drygoods, B’way c. Reade & Moneypenny John dyer, 183 Canal, h. 183 Canal Chambers, h. Paris Moneypenny Mary A. wid. Robert, 173 Chambers Montanye Benjamin, brassfoundcr, 41 Av. 8 Moneypenny William, dyer, 276 Walker Montanye Elizabeth, wid. of William, 32 Renwick Monford John, seaman, 43 Jackson Montanye John, cooper, 176 Hester Monfort Eliza, widow of Garret, 30 Watts Montanye John, chairs, r. 225 Houston , Monfort Hester, widow, 160 W. 15th Montegazza----- , chemist, 72 Beekman Monfort Wm. (col’d), sawyer, r. 81 Sheriff Monteith David, bricklayer, W. 31st n. Av. 8 Monfort Zaehariah (col'd), porter, r. 35 Cannon Monteith David M. lawyer, 78 Nassau Mongan John, laborer, 11 Water Monteith Robert, ostler, r. 116 Duane Monger Nathaniel, boarding, 364 Bleecker Monteith Samuel, carpet weaver, 130 W . 16th Mongold Henry, pedler, 33 Pitt Monteverde Francis, billiards, 5 Barclay Mongomery John (col’d), laborer, r. 84 King Montford Peter (col’d) steward, r. 81 Sheriff Monholland Charles, grocer, 32 Governeur Montfort Jane, dressmaker, 483 Av.8 Monhorn Robert, bottler, r. 615 Greenwich . Montfort P. & D. stationers, 239 Canal Monigboff William, grocer, 124 Greenwich Av. Montgomery Alex’r, com. mer. 106 Broad, h. Bklvn Monihan Edward & Co. produce, 39 Washin’n mkt, Montgomery Archbld, com mer. 106 Broad,h.Bklyn h. 56 Hamersley Montgomery Archibald G. broker, 5 Nassau, h. 150 Monilaws Isabella, wid. George, matron, 85 Marion W . 23d Monilaws James, carpenter, 3 Lafayette pi. h. 3 La­ Montgomery Charlotte J. dryg’ds. 383 Pearl fayette pi. Montgomery Edw’d, jeweler, 55 Gold, h. Av. 8 bet. Monita Michael, tailor, 59 Av. A 34th & 35th Monk Joseph, florist, 50 E. 30th, h. 68 E. 30th Montgomery Eliza, 30 Leroy Monk Joseph, bookkeeper, 497 B.way, h.119 Spring Montgomery George, laborer, W. 41st n. Av. 8 Monk Emma, widow of John T. 157 Rivington MONTGOMERY HENRY V. lime, 267 E. 18th, h, Monk Thomas, blacksmith, 8 Hester 64 Bank Monk Thomas, moulder, 6 Suffolk Montgomery Hugh, varnisher, 201 W. 24th Monkhouse Thomas A. grocer, 165 Av. 3 Montgomery Hugh, seaman, i\ 376 Pearl Monks Edward, boilermaker, 280 W . 29th Montgomery Hugh, tailor, 464 Greenwich Monks James, printer, 91 Ridge Montgomery James, dockbuilder, 172 W . 25th Monks John, sawyer, 216 E. 11th Montgomery James jr. broker, 106 Front Monks John, shoemaker, r. I l l Mott Montgomery James, painter, W . 29th n. Av. 7, h. Monks Susan, 38 Thompson 145 Av. 8 Monks Thomas, milk, 228 Cherry Montgomery James, porter, 160 E. Broadway Monks Thomas, laborer, 170 W. 20th Montgomery John, carpenter, 22 Jane Monks & Kearney, butchers, 181 Av. A Montgomery John,smith,369 Cherry, h.307 Madison Monlun Henry, com.mer. 60 Wall, h. 165 W . 11th Montgomery John, dyer, 389 Hudson MONLUN JULES, merchant, 104 Front, h. 509 Montgomery John, plumber, 120 Grand,h.51 Marion Broadway j Montgomery John, pavior, 391 Twelfth Monnahan Peter, waiter, 44 Marion Montgomery John, blacksmith, 368 Cherry Monnee Cornelius, shoemaker, 118 Christopher Montgomery John, baker, 736 Greenwich Monnot Francois, hotel, 721 Broadway Montgomery John B.cloth,20 Cedar, h.Ninthn.Av.2 MONNOT JOHN B. New York hotel, 721 B.way Montgomery John R. broker, 170 Bleecker Monro Halsey, dockbuilder, 134 Perry Montgomery Joseph, shoemaker, 170 W. 20th Monroe Abraham C. eating house, 125 Orchard Montgomery Peter, laborer, W . 31st n. Av. 9 Monroe Agnes (col’d), 8 Clinton court Montgomery Rebecca, widow of James, 170Bl’cker Monroe Bernard, tailor, 27 Cherry Montgomery Robert, laborer, 270 Av. 7 Monroe Daniel, accountant, 26 E. 26th Montgomery Robert & Co. sawing, 31 Ridge Monroe David, plasterer, 173 W. 22d Montgomery Robert B. shipjoiner, 312 Stanton Monroe Ebenezer, jeweller, 247 Broadway, h. 26 Montgomery Samuel, clerk, 116 William Dominick Montgomery Samuel J. tinsmith, 324 Spring, h. 327 Monroe Elijah, physician, 174 Chambers Spring Monroe Elisha, carpenter, r. 108 Goerck Montgomery Thomas, porter, 96 Amos Monroe George W. clerk, 81 Willett Montgomery William, tailor, 177 E. 26th Monroe Henry W. painter, 29 Centre Montgomery William, carman. 235 E. 13th Monroe Hugh, shoemaker, 78 King Montgomery William, carpenter, 222 Av. B Monroe Hugh, boilermaker, 205-Fifth Montgomery William M. 196 Grand Monroe James, late m. c. 80 Beaver, h. W . 162d c Montgomery William R. clerk, W. 31st n. Av. 8 Av. 10 MONTGOMERY BROTHERS, com. merchants, 106 Monroe James, laborer, 188 Madison Broad Monroe James, broker, 34 Park row, h. 1 W . 40th MONTOUR IRON CO. 66 Broadway Monroe John, police, 221 Av. 3 Montross Courtlandt, carpenter, 315 Fifth Monroe Joseph, grocer, 87 James Montross Emanuel, laborer, 135 Av. D Monroe Oliver, oysters, 156 Duane Montross Enos, fruit, 37 Wash. mkt. h. 343 Sixth Monroe Peter, polisher, 199 W. 20th • Montross Henry, shipjoiner, 315 Fifth Monroe Sarah, widow of David, 86 W. 19th Montross John D. drygoods, 61 Suffoik MOO 382 MOO Montro83 Nathnl. clothier, 112 Fulton, h. N. Orleans Moor Richard, carpenter, E. 20th n. Av. A Montross William, drygoods. 57. Liberty, h. 18 Rose MOORE A. DUNLAP, agent, 52 John, h. 77 W.13th Monyea Joseph, speculator, 528 Broome Moore Abel W. confectioner, 39 Forsyth Mood Peter, fancystore, 72 Hudson, h. 72 Hudson Moore Abraham, physician, 307 Madison Moodey Moses K. hats, 120 Maiden la. h. 84 Henry, Moore Abraham, tobacco, & asst. aid. 1st Ward, 96 Brooklyn Wall, h. 5 State M oody---- r sawmill, W , 36th c. Av. 10 Moore Abraham D. feed, 373 Av. 3, h. Av. 3 c. 25th Moody Alice, widow of James, 89 Clinton Moore Adani, shoemaker, 82 Delaney Moody Charles, locksmith, 183 Amos Moore Adam, carpenter, 209 Av. B Moody Charles, sawyer, 260 E. 11th Moore Adolphus, clerk, 9 Pine, h. 35 Stanton, Bklyn Moody David W. lithographer, r. 75 Nassau, h. Moore Albert, shoemaker, 36 Orchard Williamsburgh Moore Alfred, late marble, 210 W . 22d Moody James, starcher, 218 W . 17th Moore Alfred, 140 Macdougal Moody Jane. 102 Amos Moore Alfred (col’d), basketmaker, r. 81 Charlton Moody John, lawyer, 192 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Moore Alonzo, grocer, 176 Delaney, h. 176 Delaney Moody Nancy, widow of Seymour V. dressmaker, Moore Ambrose L. lace, 293 Grand, h. 293 Grand 213 Spring Moore Andrew (col’d), housecleaner, r. 644 Mercer Moody Samuel, shipmaster, 235 Av. 9 Moore Ann, widow o f William, 552 Broome Moody Rutherford, lumber, 7 Broad, bds. Irving h. Moore Ann E, 290 W. 22d Moody Samuel J. baker, 54 Greenwich Moore Benj. millinery, 59 William, h. 104 Canal Moody Sewell, captain, 219 W. 21st Moore Benjamin, grocer, 216 Front Moody Seymour V. clerk, 213 Spring Moore Benj. butter, 21 VVashtn mkt. h. Brooklyn Moody Simeon D. com. mer. 15 Water, h. 3 Dou­ Moore Benjamin F chaser. 5 Liberty pi, h.34 Second glass, Bklyn Moore Catharine, widow, r. 49 Christopher Moody Sylas, shipmaster, 408 Av. 9 Moore Catharine, 201 Henry Moody Thomas, shoemaker, r. 385 Greenwich Moore Catharine, widow of John, 1784 Stanton Moody Winchester P. sugars, 141 Bowery, h. 141 Moore Charles, ice, 425 Greenwich Bowery Moore Charles, physician. 565 Av. 8 Moody Winfield S. teas & sugars, 75 Bowery Moore Charles, blacksmith, 379 Ninth Moog Charles, junk, 157 Ludlow Moore Charles & Co. drygoods, 446 Grand, h. 446 Mook Charles, watches, 145 Second Grand Mook Thomas, 305 Av. 3 Moore Charles B. lawyer. 72 Wall, h. 6 E. 16th Mook Thos. H. butcher, 5 Centre mkt. h. 191 E.21st Moore Charles H. boatbuilder, 760 Water Mook Wm. butcher, 8 Centre mkt. h 184 Chrystie Moore Charles K. printer, 136 Nassau Mook Wm. jr. butcher, 12 Centre mkt. h. 105 E. 22d Moore Chauncey W. merchant, 71 Broadway, h. 46 Mookstedt Joseph, turner, r. 162 Houston Pierrepont, Brooklyn Moon Henry, 115 Liberty Moore Clement C. W . 22d n. Av. 9 Moon Jane, teacher, 36 Av. B Moore Craft, cabinetmaker, 117 Pitt Moon John, painter, 179 Lewis, h. 127 Cannon Moore D. 212 Grand Moon John H. cabinetmaker, 8 Cornelia Moore Daniel, carman, 148 W. 30th Moon Mary Ann, 16 Beekman Moore Daniel, cabinet, 98 Hammond, h. 642 Wash’n Moon Sarah, widow of Thomas, 36 Av. B Moore Daniel, importer, 115 Maiden la. h. 14LAllen Moonay Philip, shoemaker, 39 E. Broadway Moore Daniel, tinsmith, 32 Marion, h, 137 Houston | Mooney Andy, stonecutter, W. 37th n. Av. 8 Moore Daniel J. stagedriver, 287 Av. 8 Mooney Arthur, clerk, 336 Ninth Moore David, shoemaker, 173 Av. 6 Mooney Daniel, tailor, 245 Canal Moore David, turner, 11 Elm Mooney Daniel, milkman, 57 Robinson & 259 Cen­ Moore David, boilermaker, 158 W. 17th tre, h. 57 Robinson Moore David, boatman, 11 Caroline Mooney Edward, artist, 418 Broome Moore David, mason, 283 Av. 8 Mooney Elias C. mason, 15 Vandam Moore David, tailor, 191 Av. 3 Mooney Eliza, widow of Richard, 69 Av. 1 Moore David, clerk, r. 295 Wwi7th Mooney James, milkman, 33 Frankfort Moore Denis, carpenter, 27 Centre Mooney James, mason, 324 Greenwich Av. Moore Diana (col’d). washing, 375 Greenwich Mooney James, porter, 8 Hague Moore Edwd. tinsmith, 137 Houston, h. 137 Houston Mooney John, carpenter, 26 Prince Moore Edward C. silversmith, 85 Leonard, h. Mooney John, porter, 176 Mulberry Williamsburgh Mooney John, laborer, 326 Ninth Moore Edward D. mer. 23 Pearl, h. 146 Waverly pi. Mooney John, bookseller, 252 Mott Moore Edward P. mer. 90 Wall, bds. Carlton house Mooney John, shoemaker, 205 Centre, h. 94 Mott Moore Edwin, carpenter, 459 Greenwich Mooney John, mariner, r. 27 Monroe Moore Eliphalet, carman, 742 Washington Mooney John, porter, 275 Elizabeth Moore Eliza, widow, r. 94 Ridge Mooney John J. grocer, 96 W. 16th, h. 96 W . 16th Moore Elias, drygoods, 51 King Mooney Maria, widow of Thomas, 66 Third Moore Eliza A. widow of James, fruits, 54 Harrison Mooney Mathew, tailor, 35 Forsyth Moore Eliza J. widow o f James T. 13 Harrison Mooney Michael, carman, 383 Twelfth Moore Elizabeth, wid of Abraham J. 50 Macdougal Mooney Michael, mounter, 10 Mulberry Moore Elizabeth D. wid of Jotham B. 77 Columbia Mooney Michael, bootmaker, 31 Sheriff Moore Ellen, tailoress, r. 13 Monroe Mooney Nicholas, smith,81 Elizabeth,h.83 Elizabeth Moore Elsy, widow, 23 Thomas Mooney Nicholas, blacking, 76 Division, h.76 Div’sn Moore Francis, cabinetmaker, 228 W. 24th Mooney Owen, thread & needles, 142 Stanton Moore Francis, porter, r. 230 Cherry Mooney Patrick, laborer, 8 Orange Moore Francis, laborer, 10 Pelham Mooney Rachel, 185 Varick Moore Francis (col’d), overseer, 3 Anthony Mooney Richard, tailor, 184 Reade Moore Francis W. umbrellas, 68 Allen, h. 64 Allen Mooney Richard, 154 Av. 8~ Moore George, teacher, 66 Av. 9 Mooney Rinear V. 89 Thompson Moore George, bookbinder, 79 John, h. 8 Talman, Mooney Sarah, widow of James, 44 Vesey Brooklyn Mooney Thomas, liquors, 123 Anthony Moore George, laborer, 60 Av. B Mooney Thomas, waiter, 82 Mulberry Moore George, blacksmilh, 176 William Mooney Thomas, stonecutter, 330 Av. 8 Moore George, tinsmith, r. 220 Broome Mooney Thomas, bakery, 267 Av. 7 Moore George, baker, r. 253 Av. 3 Mooney William, liquors, 414 Av. 7 Moore George, smith, 20 Elm Mooney William, waiter, r. 47 Mott Moore George (col’d), mariner, 32 Sullivan Mooney & Parmenter, blacking, 76 Division Moore George H. librarian, n. y. hist. soc. N. Y. Uni­ Moony Barny, laborer, 11 Jackson versity, h. 52 Irving place Moony James, 188 Av. 6 Moore George H. physician, 220 Av. 6 MOO 383 MOO Moore George W. cooper, 24 More, h. 28 Pearl Moore John W. bookkeeper, 17 Maiden la. h. Bklyn Moore George W. upholsterer, 2 Minetta lane Moore John W. (Rev.), 767 Broadway Moore George W. painter, 146 Av. 1 Moore Jonathan, bronzed iron, 3 Dutch, h. Wmsbg Moore Gideon H. mason, 206 W. 24th Moore Joseph, carman, 127 Varick Moore Hannah, widow of Samuel S. 177 W . 21st Moore Joseph, city weigher, 4 Jones la. h 256 Hnry Moore Hector, shoes, 219 Bl’ker, h. 139 Macdougal Moore Joseph, bricks, 326 West, h. 32 Clarkson Moore Henderson, mer. 177 Water, h. 201 Henry Moore Joseph, mason, E. 14th n. Av. 1 Moore Henry, tailor, 673 Broadway, h. 673 B’dway Moore Joseph, founder, 178} W. 16th Moore Henry, seventh ward bank, h. 209 W. 13th Moore Joseph M. carpenter, 59 Scammel Moore Henry, potter, 224 Av. 9 Moore Joshua, grocer, 263 Delaney Mo^re Henry, drygoods, 66 Canal, h. 21 Jones Moore Josiah P. carpenter, 815 Greenwich Moore Henry jr. sashmkr, 329 Broome, h. 75 Hester Moore Lansing C. drygoods, 113 Broadway, h. 94 Moore Henry A. paperhanger, r. 254 Walker Macdougal Moore Henry S. furniture, 174 Fulton & 396 Hudsn, Moore Lawrence J. shoes, 258 Canal, h. 475 G’wich h. 274 W. 19th Moore Leprelette H. silkgoods, 122 B’way, h. Bklyn Moore Hester, widow of Nicholas, 370 Av. 8 Moore Lester D. 212 Grand Moore Hester, widow of Samuel, 137 Elizabeth Moore Louis, stagedriver, 96 W . 24th Moore Hiram,carpenter, r.232 Second,h.207 Seventh Moore Luke, liquors, 183} Varick, h. 183} Varick Moore Hugh, grocer, 154 W. Broadway Moore M. Price, physician, 6 Warren Moore Hugh M. grocer, 42 Leonard, h. 42 Leonard Moore Margaret, widow of Samuel S. 20 Christ’her Moore Jacob, rigger, r. 32 Lewis Moore Maria, widow of James, 270 Delaney Moore Jacob, porter, 138 Mott Moore Martin, laborer, r. 177 Elizabeth Moore Jacob, cabinetmaker, 98 Hammond, h. 622 Moore Mary, widow o f John, 552 Broome Hudson Moore Mary, widow of George, 117 Ludlow Moore Jacob, marketman, 92 Suffolk Moore Mary, widow o f Michael S. cooperage, 24 Moore Jacob S. builder, 135 Forsyth, h. 17 Delaney More, h. 144 Perry Moore Jacob S. cooper, 134 Broad, h. 144 W. 21st Moore Mary, wid. of Robert, capmaker, 67 Oliver Moore James, grocer, Av. 10 c. W. 26th & foot W. Moore Mary, widow of Alexander, 77 Broome 27th, h. Av. 10 c. W. 26th Moore Mary, widow of Thomas, 213 Seveeth Moore James, 579 Division Moore Matilda, boarding, 507 Broadway Moore James, segars, 400 Av. 3 Moore Michael, carman, 227 E. 13th Moore James, importer, 81 Maiden lane, h. L. I. Moore Moody, fruit, 7 Washtn mkt. h.480 Hudson MOORE JAMES, coal, 319 Delaney, h. Wmsburgh Moore Myron K. 91 Wooster Moore James, tailor, 583 Av. 8 Moore Nathaniel, drygoods, 177 Av. 6 Moore James, sexton, 216 Church Moore Nathaniel, lumber, 66 Broadway Moore James, tinsmith, 51 Spring, h. Wmsburgh Moore Nicholas, bookbinder, 148 Orchard Moore James, carpenter, Ninth n. Av. C, h. 656 Moore Orlando J. 502 Broadway Fourth Moore Patrick, porter, 115 Liberty Moore James, tailor, 73 Walker, h. 410 G’wich Moore Patrick, tailor, 471 Twelfth Moore James H. thread and needles, 120 Av. 6, h. Moore Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Mulberry 120 Av. 6 Moore Patrick, porter, 322 Eighth Moore James Vreeland, late drygds, 25 Macdougal Moore Patrick, laborer, 85 Av. 9 Moore Jane, 31 Thompson Moore Patrick, laborer, r. 105 Thompson Moore Jane, widow of Lawrence, 314 W. 27th Moore Patrick J. tailor, 609 Fourth Moore Jane, widow o f Michael, 93 Henry Moore Peter, pedler, 232 Third Moore Jared L. jeweller, 112 Chatham, h. 248 E. Moore Peter D. mason, 14 Cornelia Broadway Moore Rachel, widow o f Samuel, r. 21 Leroy Moore Johanna, widow of Dennis, 46 Whitehall Moore Richard, grates, 235 W . 16th, h. 250 W. 18th Moore John, stonecutter, 193 Av. 1 Moore Richard, carpenter, E. 20th. n. Av. A Moore John, mate, 9 Oak Moore Richard W. inspector, 393 Houston Moore John, varnisher, 174 Broome Moore Robert, baker, 299 Sixth Moore John, laborer. 73 Duane Moore Robert, upholsterer, 97 W. 26th Moore John, laborer, r. 643 Washington Moore Robert, caulker, 11 Sheriff Moore John, harnessmaker, 123 E. 25th Moore Robert, physician, 7 Monroe Moore John, carpenter, 459 Av. 1 Moore Robert J. carpenter, 7 Chesnut Moore John, broker, 74 Pitt Moore Rose, widow o f Edward, r. 163 Varick Moore John, pedler, r. 198 Av. 1 Moore Sampson, president grocers’ fire insurance Moore John, carpenter, 199 Bowery co. 81 Wall, h. 36 N. Moore Moore John, cabinetmaker, 117 Pitt Moore Samuel, shoemaker, 146 Hammond Moore John, caulker, 53 Rutgers Moore Samuel, porter, r. 34 Roosevelt Moore John, vegetables, 178-f Stanton Moore Samuel A. carman, 51 Macdougal Moore John, cooper, 118 Leroy Moore Samuel F. cooper, 24 More, h. I l l Pacific, Moore John, tinsmith, 99 Orange, h. 99 Orange Brooklyn Moore John, cabinetmaker, 42 Mott, h. 199 Bowery Moore Stephen V. R. mer. 202 B’way, h. 31 Twelfth Moore John, plows, 193 Front, h. Wmsburgh Moore Samuel S. cooper, 638 Washington Moore John, carman, 74 Grand MOORE SAMUEL W. physician, 767 Broadway Moore John, carman, 71 Vandam MOORE SAMUEL W. clothier, 362 Water & 7 Moore John, engraver, 92 Mers. Ex. h. Wmsbgh James slip, h. 67 Monroe Moore John, weigher, 97 Pine, h. Astoria Moore Smith, shoemaker, 53 Hester Moore John, carman, 163 Reade Moore Stephen W. cooper, 156 Hammond Moore John, liquors, 408 Av. 7 Moore Strong F. billiardtable maker, 106 Fulton, h. Moore John, rigger, r. 45 Henry 32 Catharine Moore John, butcher, 45 Wash, mkt, h. 44 First Moore Thomas, clerk, 499 Washington Moore John C. & Son, silversmiths, 85 Leonard, h. Moore Thomas, laborer, 463 Twelfth Williamsburgh Moore Thomas, soapmaker, r. 186 Forsyth Moore John E. cutter, r. 124 Ludlow Moore Thomas, boilermaker, r. 5 Mangin Moore John I. clerk, 17 Catharine Moore Thomas, marblepolisher, 28 Av. 4 Moore John K. oil, 416 Cherry, h. 416 Cherry Moore Thomas, laborer, r. 63 Lewis Moore John K. coachman, 320 Mott Moore Thomas, tailor, 403 Grand, rh. 403 Grand Moore John M. late publisher, h. 93 E. 19th Moore Thomas, candies, 73 Greenwich Av. Moore John P. guns, 204 Broadway, h. 21 Amity Moore Thomas, shoemaker, 81 Cannon Moore John T. drygoods, 71 Broadway, h. 54 Mon­ Moore Thomas C. wireworker, 108 Beekman & 49 tague pi. Brooklyn Fulton, h Williamsburgh Moore John W . publisher democratic review, 170 MOORE THOMAS D. & CO. importers, 89 Water, Broadway h. 7 State MOR 384 MOR Moore Thos. H. baker, 312 G’wich, h. 312 G’wich Moran Francis, boatman, 42 Whitehall Moore V. Mumford, com. mer. 42 Beaver, h. Astoria Moran Francis, clerk, 74 South, h. 191 Adams Moore William, shoemaker, 227 Seventh Brooklyn Moore William, brassfinisher, r. 23 Elm, h. Wil- Moran Francis, laborer, 41 Laurens burgh Moran Francis, tailor, r. 40 Laurens Moore William, mer. 24 Ex. pi. h. 153 Hudson Moran Isaac A. porterhouse, 187 Av. 3 Moore William, butcher, 47 Washington market, Moran James, laborer, 42 Stanton h. 44 First Moran James, blacksmith, 141 Amity Moore William, painter, 220 Varick Moran James, druggist,292 Division, h. 292 Division Moor* William, builder, Eighth b. Avs. B & C, h. Moran James J. morocco dresser, 173 Laurens 323 Eighth Moran James P. fancygoods, 415 Av. 9, h. 415 Av. 9 Moore William, 638 Greenwich Moran John, carpenter, 23 E. 18th, h 155 Av. 3 ' . Moore William, engraver, 71 Nassau, h. 126 Charles Moran John, gas and lamps, 284 Second Moore William, porterhouse, 27 Washington, h. 27 Moran John, blacksmith, 22 Sheriff, h. 11 Columbia Washington Moran John, pedler, 74 Mulberry Moore William, 51 King Moran John, laborer, 49 Christopher Moore William, varnisher, 314 Delaney Moran John, tailor, r. 161 Laurens Moore William, sailor, r. 49 James Moran John, variety, 201 Bowery, h. Madison Co. Moore William, laborer, 228 Mulberry Moran John, plasterer, r. 250 W . 16th Moore William A. prompter, 663 Houston Moran Joseph, laborer, 72 Oliver Moore William B. clerk, 35 Water, h. 15 Rivington Moran Margaret, widow, r. 24 Pell Moore William B. treasurer, 115 Allen Moran Martin, carman, 260 Mott Moore William G. 259 Elizabeth Moran Mary, millinery, 135 Av. C Moore William H. com. mer. 23 Water Moran Michael, porterhouse, Av. A b. 19th & 20th Moore William H. mason, 74 Bleecker, h. 89 E. 28th Moran Michael, moulder, 117 Hamersley Moore William H. H. lawyer, 104 Wall, h. 6 E. 16th Moran Michael, stevedore, 46 Trinity place Moore William J. accountant, 127 Varick Moran Michael, laborer, r. 231 Elizabeth Moore William S. 81 Maiden la. h. 184 W. 25th Moran Patrick, laborer, 95 John Moore William T. lawyer, 10 Wall, h. Chelsea Moran Patrick, laborer, r. 269 Mulberry Moore Wilson, (col’d), porter, 18 Thomas Moran Patrick, laborer, 63 Mangin Moore B. & Co. silkgoods, 104 Canal, h. 104 Canal Moran Patrick, nailor, 164 W . 16th MOORE C. W. & J. T. & CO. drygoods, 71 Moran Patrick D. watches, 125 White Broadway Moran Philip, laborer, r. 654 Water MOORE E. D. & CO. importers, 23 Pearl Moran Richard W . papercarrier, 337 Sixth Moore J. C. & Son, silversmiths, 85 Leonard Moran Theodore T.. importer, 50 Broad, h. Court MOORE J. L. & CO. jewelers, 112 Chatham opp. Harrison, Brooklyn MOORE L. H. & CO. silkgoods, 122 Broadway Moran Thomas, physician, 231 Seventh Moore S. & G. & Co. coopers, 24 More Moran Thomas, tailor, Amity lane Moore & Baker, guns, 204 Broadway Moran Thomas, nailor, W . 15th c. Av. 7 Moore & Bryce, drygoods, 177 Av. 6 Moran Thomas, laborer, r. 444 Fourth Moore & Holman, feed, 375 Av. 3 Moran Thomas, currier, 131 Waverly place MOORE & HOYT, importers, 115 Maiden lane Moran Thomas, laborer, 368 Ninth Moore & McDaniel, lawyers, 72 Wall Moran William, sawyer, 107 Murray MOORE & TAYLOR, importers, 81 Maiden lane Moran William, blacksmith, 597 Greenwich Moores Charles W . joiner, 14 Columbia Moran William, shoemaker, 189 Av. C Moores Charles W. blinds, 42 Av. D, h. 504 Grand MORAN & 1SELIN, importers, 47 Broad Moores Edward H. painter, 59 Spring Morand Augustus, daguerreotypes, 132 Chatham Moores & Little, sash & blinds, 42 Av. D Morang Israel, seaman, 36 Whitehall Moorhead James, grocer, 163 Grand Morange B. widow of Benjamin, 52 W. 12th Moorhead James, jr. bartender, 84 Ludlow Morange Edward A. upholsterer, 111 Varick Moorhead John, bakery, 542 Av. 8 Morange Henry H. lawyer, 3 Nassau, h. 52 W. 12th Moorhead John, porter, 29 Cannon Moras Alexander, 84 Ann Moorhead John, merchant, 28 Old slip, h. Brooklyn Moras Romaulde, school, 49 Beekman Moorhead Martha, winder, 93 Greenwich Av. More David L. grocer, 263 Washington, h. Jersey c. Moossart James, carpenter, 522 Fourth More George F. carpenter, 95 Gold, h. 102 Amity Mootry William, lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 8 St. George’s More Henry, painter, r. 159 Chrystie place More James, grocer, 76 King Moral Barnard, hatter, 271 Av. 8, h. 271 Av. 8 More John H. agent, 23 Coentiessl. bds. Earle’s hotl Moral David, clothier, 131 Av. 8, h. 131 Av. 8 More John O. grocer, 155 West, h. 46 Clarkson Moral Max, hatter. 271 Av. 8, h. 271 Av. 8 More Lucinda, widow of Edward, 415 Av. 9 Moral M. Brothers, hatters, 271 Av. 8 More Richard, carman, 37 Clarkson Morales Augustine J. professor Free Academy, h. More Stephen S. shoemaker, 93 Fourth 369 Broome More William, lumber, 98 Av. 9 Morales Manuel, imp. of segars, 111 Water & 113^- Moreau Frederick, hats, 13 Av. D, h. 13 Av. D Nassau, h. 93 Franklin MOREAU GEORGE, merchant, 109 Water MORALES & LUNAR, segars, 113£ Nassau Moreau John B. grocer, 91 Barclay, h. 14 Second Moran Alan, carman, 212 E. 11th Moreau Joseph, com. mer. 116 Broad, h. 22 Van- Moran Alicia, dressmaker, 158 Tenth dewater Moran Andrew, huckster, Tompkins market, h. 2 Moreau J. & Co. com. mers. 116 Broad Sixth Moreau & Butler, com. mer. 116 Broad Moran Ann, widow o f John, 182 E. Broadway Moreau & Parker, grocers and shipchandlers, 91 Moran Bridget, laundress, 233 Elizabeth Barclay Moran Bridget, widow of Walter,-38 Vandam Morehead D. C. physician, 132 Broadway Moran Charles, importer, 47 Broad, h. 24 Gramercy Morehead Elizabeth, widow, 8 Cornelia park Morehous Israel, boots and shoes, 189 Greenwich, b. Moran Charles, ice, 101 W . 19th 189 Greenwich Moran Daniel, varnisher, r. 6 Stanton Morehouse Albert, grocer, 158£ Cherry Moran Daniel, mason, 301 Av. 1 Morehouse Stephen, grocer, 2 Grand Moran Daniel E. auction, 57 Beaver, h. Brooklyn Morehouse Stephen B. com. mer. 34£ Pine, h. West Moran Edward, mason, 122 Crosby point Moran Edward, machinist, 156 Sullivan Moreil Celistina, upholsterer, r. 80J- Greene Moran Edward, carpenter, r. 462 Fourth Morel Albert, watches, 81 Nassau Moran Edward, porter, 7 Oak Moreil Catharine, 146 Hester Moran Edward G. pianos, 102 Av. 3, h. 103 Av. 3 Moreil Francis V. (col’d), waiter, 305 Mott Moran Francis, shoemaker, 73 Reade, h. 73 Reade Moreil Frederick, hairdresser, 306 Houston r f W W i t e , & m ^ O T A ^ TORIKIB ner U u u . ax . i c .u ip o , K i t jjo v v c i j , i i . l o * j fjjjr iiig Morton Henry, carpenter, 399 Twelfth Mosher Henry, silversmith, 110 Perry Morton Hugh, laborer, r. 188 Monroe Mosher Holder, carman, 249 Second Morton James, carpenter, r. 647 Hudson Mosher Isaac, grocer, 30 Sullivan, h. 51 Charlton Morton Jane, wid. o f Geo. boarding, 219 Fulton, h. Mosher Isaac, painter, r. 40 Clarkson 219 Fulton Mosher John, pedler, r. 38 Sheriff Morton John, butcher, 42 Mulberry Mosher John, machinist, 13 Hudson pi. Morton John, carman, 90 Pitt Mosher Joseph, provisions, 99 Perry Morton John, rigger, 7 Manhattan Mosier Harvey, painter, 270 Seventh Morton John, groceries, 329 W 27th Mosler Gustav, segarmaker, 140 Delaney Morton John, mason, 112 W . 20th Moss Aaron, optician, 144 Essex MORTON JOHN, thread & needles, 119 Canal, h. Moss Daniel, typecaster, 662 Water 119 Canal Moss George, marblepolisher, r. 9 Av. 2 Morton John L. 4 New, h. 54 Varick Moss Henry, tailors’ trimmings, 60 Nassau, h. 121 Morton John S. pianoforte tuner, 10 Ay . 6 Seventh Morton John V. tailor,268 Madison Moss Henry jr. merchant, 125 Broad, h. 121 Seventh Morton Jos. T. blockmanuf. 50 West, h. Jersey city MOSS JOHN, grocer, 33 Leonard, h. 33 Leonard Morton Levi R. oysters, 1 Av. 4, h. 1 Ay. 3 Moss John, tailor, 40 Crosby Morton Louisa, widow, candystore, 193 Canal Moss John, porterhouse, 100 Cedar Morton Martin, 564 Fourth Moss John, 126 Bedford Morton Matthew, wireworker. 48 Scammel Moss John, (col’d), laborer, 153 Norfolk Morton NoahC.steelwrkr, Av.l c.E.23d,h.l96 E. 18th Moss John H. shoemaker, 27 Av. D Morton Owen, porter, 144 Amos Moss Joseph, cabinet, 24 Elizabeth Morton Owen, shoemaker, 362 Cherry ' MOSS REUBEN E. druggist, 542 Grand, k. 4 Morton Peter, clerk, 167 Eldridge Cannon Morton Robert, hosier, 469 B’way, h. 134 Wooster Moss Rose, widow o f James, 95 Greene Morton Steward W. stagedriver, 139 Av. C Moss S. David, pawnb’ker, 74 Catharine, h. 74 Cath Morton Thos. cabinetmaker, 87 G’wich Av. bds. 112 Moss Samuel H. 113 Mott Greenwich Av. Moss Thos. junk, 29 Orange & 59 Cross, h. 7 Frklin Morton Thos. & Bro. portemonnaie frames, Av. 1 c Moss William P. agent, Wall c. Nassau, h. 334 Av."3 E. 23d & 15 Platt Mosscrop Thomas, lastmaker, 22 Jacob, h. Brooklyn Morton Thos H. exchange, 63 King, h. 16 Clarkson Mosser Francis, carman, h. 148 W. 13th Morton Wash. Q. lawyer, 41 Jauncey ct.h.54Varick Mosser John, carter, 187 Stanton Morton Wm. cabinetmakr, 593 B’way. h. 95 Crosby Mosser John, butcher, 617 Fourth Morton William, patternmaker, 85 Greenwich Av. Mosser John, laborer, 93 Ridge Morton William, sea captain, 259 Rivington Mosser Joseph, turner, 206 Houston Morton William, laborer, 2 Hall pi. Mossey Elizabeth, 54 Gouverneur Morton & Bremner,balances, 15 Platt & Av.l c.E.23d Mossman David, carpenter, r. 90 Reade, bds. 101 Morton & Collins, furniture, 87 Greenwich Av. Wooster MORTON & MURRAY, hosiers, 469 Broadway Mossman Malcolm, blacksmith, 203 W . 13th Moscher Pinkham. carpenter, 353 Tenth Mossy Patrick, charcoal, 54 Gouverneur Moschette Stephen fish,15 Wash. mkt.h. r. 189 Mott Most John, turner, 18 Mulberry Mosebergh Joseph, 196 Stanton Mostler John C. shoemaker, 99 Madison Moseley* James H drugs, 102 Nassau, h. W ’msburg Motel Chris, carriagemkr,r.42 Anthony,h.40 Anthny Mosely John (col’d), waiter, 13 St. Johns pi. Mother Mathias, baker, 223 Rivington Moseman Aaron A. carpenter, 90 Av. 3 Motley James M. strawgoods, 124 Pearl, bds. Moseman James H. custom house, h. 79 Oliver Howard hotel . MOSEMAN JOHN C. tailor, 76 E. B’way, h. 76 E. Motley John C. stationer, 25 Park row, h. 216 Madisn Broadway Motling Albert, carman, 83 Columbia Moseman Nash, tailor, 20 E. B’ way, h. 20 E. B’way Mott Abraham, r. 41 First Moseman Peter, carman, 101 E. 30th Mott Alex. B. physician, 527 Br’way, h. 23 W. 16th Moseman William C. carman, 123 Amity Mott Amelia, widow of John, 68 Lewis Moseman Zopher, carman, 144 Perry Mott Benjamin, harbormaster, 173 Reade Moser Adam, shoemaker, 122 Av. 7 Mott Benjamin, carman, 127 Cannon Moser Eligeus, tavern, W . 30th n. Av. 8, h. W . 30th Mott Charles, grocer, 42 Chrystie n. Av. 8 Mott David, poultry, Wash, market, h. 140 Hudson Moser George, tailor, 33 Pitt Av. Brooklyn Moser Theodore, chemist, 205 William, h. 195 W ’m Mott Dewitt C. carver, E. 25th n. Av. 3, h. Morrisania MOSER WILLIAM, furrier, 41 Maiden lane Mott Elbert B. whitesmith, 5 Watts Moses Aaron, provisions, 162 West, h.186 Hudson Mott Elijah, engineer, 137 Elizabeth Moses Abraham, tailor, 51 Clinton Mott Elisha S. quarry man, h. E. 33d c. Lex. Av. Moses Alexander, mer. 214 Pearl,bds.Rathbun’s htl.; Mott Elizabeth, 14 E. 11th Moses Chas.provisions,162 West & 386 Greenwich, Mott Esther W. 545 Broadway h. 255 Greenwich Mott Gabriel F. typef’der, 53 Cliff, h. 136 Jay, Bklyn Moses David & Co.brokers,105 Wall,h.l81 Thmpsn Mott Garret S. lumber, 2 Nassau h. foot 54th n. r. Moses David B. provisions, 13 Front,h Ravenswood Mott George W. shipcarpenter, 192 Seventh 9 Moses Henry & Co.drygds,20 Liberty,h.l70Houstn Mott Henry A. lawyer, 69 Nassau, h. 14 Waverly pi. MOSES ISAAC & BROTHER,importers,64 Beaver Mott Horatio, 43 Bedford h. 73 Bleecker Mott Isaac, 15 Catharine fish market, h. 86 Suffolk Moses Jacob I. merchant, 9 Cliff, h. 332 Fourth Mott Israel A. carman, 15 Morton Moses John M. provisions, 228 Fulton, h.387 Washn Mott Jacob H. 2 Nassau, h. foot 54th, North river Moses Lazarus, tailor, 134 Broome Mott James B. silversmith, 174 W. 15th Moses Leonard, carpenter, 87 Essex Mott James, segarmaker, 53 Houston Moses Lorenzo, builder, 316 W. 20th Mott James W. coal, 579 Hudson, h. 204 W . 15th -u MOSES M. segars, 80 Nassau, h. Hoboken Mott Jehu, butcher, 248 Av. 3, h. 256 Av. 3 * Moses Mary, widow, 71 W . 11th Mott John, dryg’ds, 13 Pine &. 11 Nassau, h. Wmsbg Moses Moses J. bookkeeper, 291 Av. 2| Mott John, laborer, 23 Broome Moses Nicholas, varnisher, r. 45 W . 13th Mott John, tailor, 156 W. 15th Moses Philip, shoemaker, 71 Greene Mott John, clerk, 96 Barrow Moses Wm. provisions, 13 Front, h. c. Wash. & At­ Mott John F. sparmaker, 665 Water lantic Avs. Brooklyn Mott John G. & Son, grocers, 122 Beekman, h. 83; Moses C. & A. provisions, 400 G’wich & 162 West Franklin Moses D. B. & W. provisions. 13 Front Mott John H. founder, W . 26th, bet. Avs. 10 and 11 Mosher Abel, carman, r. 52 Vandam h. 246 W. 19th Mosher Coles, boatman, 180 W. 18th Mott John W mer. 36 South, h. 181 Madison M OU A 389 MOT Mott Jordan,_2 Nassau, h. foot 54th, North river Mount Matilda, (col’d), washing, 53 Mercer Mott Jordan L. ironFder, 264 Water, h. Mott Haven Mount Michael P. furnishing, 234 Av. 8 Mott Josiah C. jeweler, 60 Reade, h. 472 Greenwich Mount Patrick, laborer, r. 230 Mulberry Mott Lawrence P. grocer, 122 Beekman, h. 113 Mount Reuben B. cloths, 26 Maiden la. h. 123 Av. Laurens Mount Richard E. & Sons, brushes, 359 Pearl, h* Mott Leonard, vegetables, Washington market, h. 7 47 Henry Caroline Mount Rich’d E. jr. lawyer, 20 B’kman, h. 47Henry Mott M. Hooper, watches, 2 Nassau, h. 54th n. r. Mount Samuel R. pianomaker, 11 Elizabeth Mott Morgan L. E. 27th c. Av. 2 Mount Timothy jr. carpenter, 291 Sixth Mott Nelson, fish, 334 Houston, h.65 Second Mount William H. boatman, 65 Sullivan Mott Phebe, widow, 90 Columbia Mount William T. mason, 7 Minetta Mott Richard, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 159 E. 14th MOUNT J. E. & H. R. brushes, 359 Pearl Mott Richard, milk, 114 Essex Mountain Jabez, tailor, 236 Sullivan Mott Richard & Charles, grocers, 42 Chrystie, h. Mountain John, shipping agent, 104 South, h.B’klyn W. 47th n. Av. 8 Mountain Joseph, grocer, 269 Av. 3 Mott Robert, dyer, 146 Av. 8 Mountain Joseph, painter, r. 114 W.21st Mott Samuel, weaver, 230 W. 24th Mountfort James, pedler,83 Columbia Mott Samuel C. 2 Nassau, h. foot of 54th, n. r. Mountfort Napoleon B. police justice, Tombs, h. 64 Mott Smith, butter, 50 Fulton market, h. Brooklyn E. 27th Mott Stephen S. caulker, 3 Columbia place Mountjoy George, police, 259 Greenwich Mott Thomas H. engineer, 380 Ninth Mountjoy Thomas, watchmaker, 69 Centre Mott Valentine, physician, 68 W . 14th Moure Henry, painter, r. 187 Spring Mott Valentine, flour, 247 Front, h. 140 Remington Mouriel Emanuel, agent, 20 Monroe Brooklyn Mousbachk Emanuel, pedler, 166 Houston Mott Valentine jr. physician, 1 Depau row Moutrie William T. boilermaker, 11 Mangin Mott William, clerk, 230 Rivington Mowat James, machinist, r. 73 Cannon Mott William, stationer, 20 Wall, h. Westchester MO WBRA Y JOHN, grocer, 44 Fulton, h. 46 Fulton Mott William, com. mer. 142 Av. 3 Mowbray John, stoves, 213 Greenwich & 74 Vesev. Mott William, fish, r. 5 Mangin h. 73 North Moore Mott William A. (col’d), waiter, 48 Watts Mowbray Oliver, drygds, 142 Canal, h. 2 Thompsn Mott William B. teller, Han. bank, 105 Pearl, h. B lyn Mowbray Robert, stoves, 213 Greenwich & 74 Mott William F. mer. r. 35 Wall, h. 95 E. Broadway Vesey, h. 73 North Moore Mott William F. jr. mer. 22 Broad, h. 83 Irving pi. Mowbray William, coppersmith, 213 Greenwich, h. Mott J. C. & CO. jewelers, 60 Reade 73 North Moore MOTT BROTHERS, watches &c. 2 Nassau Mowbray R. EW YORK LIFE INS. & TRUST CO. 52 Wall Nichols George L. com. mer. 102 Front t *EW YORK MUTUAL INS. CO. 50 Wall ! Nichols Henry, drygoods, 137 Av. 8, h. 137 Av. 8 HEW YORK PATENT MERCHANDISE CO. 240 Nichols Henry, shoemaker, 473 Pearl r.i Broadway Nichols Henry G. com. mer. 79 Water, h. 170 Wash­ NEW YORK PLANING MILL, Bank n. West ington, Brookiyn NEW-YORK PNEUMATIC DRAWING & MANU- Nichols Henry M. u. s. gauger, 69 South, h. 123 FACTORING CO. 91 Mangin. E. Stevens, ge­ Sands, Brooklyn neral agent, 111 Greenwich Av. Nichols Henry W . physician, 172 W . 28th *NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY, 348 Broadway Nichols Isaac W . police, 88 Lewis NEW YORK STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY, Nichols James, sawyer, Mangin, bet. Rivington & Spruce c. Nassau Stanton, h. 117 Goerck nNEW YORK & ERIE R. R. CO. 45 Wall, foot of Nichols James, shipcarpenter, h. 329 Third 2 Duane Nichols John, machinist, 406 Eighth /NEW YORK & HARLEM RAILROAD CO. 2 Nichols John, machinist, 62 Pitt Hanover Nichols John A. teacher, 30 Perry NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND TELEGRAPH Nichols John R. grocer, 112 South, h. 40 W . 13th CO. 29 Wall Nichols Mary S. Gove, watercure, 91 Clinton pi. jlNEW YORK & SAUGERTIES WHITE LEAD CO. Nichols Perkins, commission merchant, 39 W all ~ 159 Front Nichols Perkins, jr. salesman, 50 Av. 6 .jNexsen Edmund F. exchange, 66 Wall, h. 29 Doug- Nichols Robert, com. mer. 79 Water, h. Brooklyn , lass, Brooklyn Nichols Samuel, editor, 109 Nassau, h. 39th n. Av* 3 JNexsen Elias, agent, 7 Nassau, h. 18Degraw, Brklyn Nichols Samuel, late tinsmith, 387 Broome t,Nexsen George W. broker, 66 Wall, h. 29 Douglass, Nichols Sydney, feed, 335 Av. 3 ■„ Brooklyn Nichols Sillick, blocks, 293 Stanton & 76 South, h. ''Neylan Michael, moulder, E. 13th n. Av. 1 58 E. Broadway Neylan Thos. cooper, 140 B’way, h. 19 City Hall pi. Nichols Star, caps, 100 Maiden lane, h. 54 Till ary, Nias Frederick, baker, r. 241 Delaney Brooklyn NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CO 67 Wall Nichols Stephen, housesmith, r. 35 Watts NIAGARA INSURANCE CO. 67 Wall \ Nichols Thomas L. physician, 91 Clinton pi. vNiblo Alexander, segars, 49 Oak Nichols Truman, physician, 93 Columbia 3NIBLO JOHN, 537 Houston Nichols Wallace, bootmaker, 116 E. 27th Niblo William, saloon, Broadway c. Prince Nichols William, shipcarpenter, 58 Av. D . Nice Augustus W. shipcarpenter, r. 15 Monroe Nichols William B. mer. 186 Front *Nichells John G. bootmaker, 261 W ’m. h. 261 W ’m Nichols William B. bonnets, 298 Bleecker, h. 307 Nichol Alexander (col’d), barber, 92 Av. 10 Bleecker Nichol Jacob, cabinetmaker, 4 Av. B Nichols William J. lamps, 333 Av. 3 1 Nichol John, ironfounder, 51 & 53 Hamersley, h. Nichols William S. broker, 52 Wall, h. 89 Clinton pi 125 Thompson Nichols C.L. & Co. brassfixtures, r. 247 Grand Nichol Richard, laborer, r. 34 Roosevelt NICHOLS & BEAM, grocers, 100 West Nichol Robert, shoemaker, 95 Fourth NICHOLS & CLAPP, drygoods, 137 Av. 8 . Nichol Thomas, boilermaker, 469 Twelfth Nichols & Gillis, grocers, 38 Houston ■ NICHOLAS ANASTASIUS, broker, 74 Wall, bds. Nichols, Goodwin & Co. jewelers, 23 Maiden lane r P A f l fif h m i fl P X9 titts Nicholson Hannah N. shoes, 103 Av. 8 Nicholl Samuel, drayman, r. 16 Essex NICHOLSON J. B. agent, 241* South, h. 50 Fr’klin Nicholls James A. com. mer. 109 Water Nicholson James, victualling, 305 Spring ; Nicholls Jane, widow o f James, Av. 5 n. W . duth Nicholson James W . grocer, 425 A v, 9, h. 425 Av. 9 NIL 402 NOD Nicholson John, metal roofer, bl5 Hudson, h. 72 Niles William, shipcarpenter, 263 Seventh Bank Niles William W . lawyer, 247 Broadway, h. Clintor Nicholson John, importer, 50 Pine, h. 120 Ninth Av. n. Fulton, Brooklyn Nicholson Keziah, confectionary, 263 Hudson NILES & BAGLEY, lawyers, 247 Broadway Nicholson Margaret, willow o f James, 1 2 Bank Nims Safford, fruits,'r. 7 Leroy Nicholson Maria, 124 Waverly pi. Nind James, machinist, 45 Ann, h. 98 Houston Nicholson Meadows T. broker, 58 Wall, h. 75 State, Nipe Samuel, laborer, r. 12 Gansevoort Brooklyn Nisbet Andrew, constable, 35 Warren, h. 50 Rob’sn Nicholson Patrick, carman, 54 Anthony Nisbet Mary, 192 Franklin Nicholson Sarah, widow o f James, 125 Av. 9 Nisbet Nathan, agent, 35 Warren, h. 50 Robinson Nicholson Sarah Ann, widow of*Darkin, needles, Nish Isabella, widow o f Jame3, boardg, 185 Duane 315 Delaney Nistle Thomas, tailor, 179 Av. 3 Nicholson Thomas, bookbinder. W . 36th n. Av. 9 Nittribitt Charles, porter, 97 Cedar Nicholson Thomas, grocer, 83 Mulberry Nitchie John E. hardware, 5 Gold, h. Brooklyn Nicholson Thomas M. boatman, 133 W . 13th Niven George, police, 86 Ann Nicholson W m . shipcarpr. Av. A. bet. 19th h*526 Hudson MUKERCK, ROOT & CO. com. mers. 26 More ?ameS M*“ l1?* water, 94 Av. 3, h. 1 Stanton Ir^uldy Peter, shipcarpenter. 356 Sixth Oakley Jesse, mer. 16 Cortlandt, h. 121 Av 2 i^Julte Frederick, cabinetmaker, 30 Clark Oakley Jesse, clerk, 18 City Hall,h. 225 W. 20th ^lultey Patrick, printer, 291 Madison noti y r°£nna’ w!d°w of Decatur, 20 Rivington .^.lulty William, tailor, 46 Rose Oakley John, teacher, h. 174 E. Broadway 8 ; Tunan Michael, laborer, 362 Cherry 0akBroome ’ h<*UOrB’ Bowery c*Delaney, h. r. 22® ifejunn Thomas, coachman, 142 Av. 1 Oakley John, pianomaker, 22 Sullivan ^Juhhenkamp C. F. grocer, 165 Av. 1 Oakley John S. stationer, 23 Park row, h. 174 E ^lunnenkamp Christie, grocr, 156 Av. A, h. 156Av.A ^roadway hums Henry, shoes, 93 Leonard, h. 93 Leonard Oakley Love, widow of Peter, 212 Wooster funns John, late ropemaker, 105 Av. C Oakley Miles, shoemaker, 112 Allen i^Junns John F. pianomaker, 330 Av. 3 Oakley Morris, police, 167 Rivington £funns Robert, pianos, 257 Broadway, h. 96 E. 26th Oakley Nathaniel, clerk, 236 Front, h. 220 W . 18th funns Robert, jr. pianoforte tuner, 191 E. 21st Oakley Nath, coal, Av. 10 c. W. 26th, h. 220 W 18th viuhns William & Co. pianomakers, 88 Walker, h Oakley Oliver, silverplater, 36 Bedford 27 Mercer Oakley Phebe, widow o f Moses H. boarding, 20 Jay ; fUNNS & CLARK, pianos, 257 Broadway Oakley Richard, agent, 51 William, h. 170 Av. 1 g fumbeiger Gustavus, pianofortemaker, 164 Av. A Oakley Robert S. 16 Wall, h. 143 Schermerhorn. ‘ furse Franklin, butcher, 617 G’wich, h. 52 Carmine Brooklyn lusbaum Bernard, porterhouse, 215 Second Oakley Thos B. clerk, ocean bank, h. 17 Grove : .^uskey James H. carpenter, 226 W. 26th Oakley Thos. C. flour, 105 West, h. 35 Dominick JJfusperum John, cabinetmaker, r. 5 Columbia Oakley Thomas J. judge of sup. court, New City jMussbaum Charles, teacher, 187 Rivington Hall, h. 12 Gramercy park “Nussbaum Mark, shoemaker, 237 Broome Oakley William, flour, 105 West, h. 42 Vestry * fussbaum Philip, butcher, 44 Third Oakley Wm. B. spring manuf. 41 King, h. 41 King -iutley William, carman, 329 Eighth Oakley William D. teacher, 21 Stanton ;:;lutshold Martin, sailor, 45 West Oakley William H. clerk citizens’ bk. h. 17 Grove :*‘iutt John, confectioner, 5 Bedford Oakley William H. music, 57 Bayard J? futt Joseph, plasterer, 214 Division Oakley Wilmot, grocer, 355 Pearl, h. 74 Frankfort futtall John H. tailor, 28 Norfolk Oakley Wilmot W. clerk, 23 Centre o Cutting Lucius B. laundry, Av. 2 n. E. 27th Oakley W. & G. & Co. flour, 105 West futton Charles, clerk, 1934- Division Oakley & Chasseft, fancygoods, 16 Cortlandt r fazum Sarah, widow o f Thomas, 93 Perry OAKLEY &. FOX, hardware, 30 Cortlandt 7 fye Adriette, widow of Edmund R. 545 G’wich Oakley & Rapelye, grocers, 549 Hudson . fye J. Sturgis, imp. 64 & 66 Broadway Oakley & Wilkinson, coal, Av. 10 c. W. 26th ^fyland Patrick, laborer, 243 Canal Oat Michael, porter, 565 Av. 8 ~%men William, cabinetmaker, 30 Renwick Oates Patrick, hodman, 62 Mulberry w fyscheler Joseph L. clerk, 50 Frankfort Oatley N. K. boots & shoes. 187 Pearl ' fystrom Ernst, tailor, 4£ Amity Oatman Daniel, 220 Broome Oatman Jas. C. agent, 1 C’nties si. bds. Broadway h. O. Oatman Joel S. physician, 111 Eldridge Oatman Oscar F. agent, 111 Nassau, h. Brooklyn ^.i)ak Michael, carpenter, 127 W. 27th Oatman Walter, engineer, 75 Market )aker Benjamin, printer, 243 Mulberry Oats Joseph, late saloon, h. 62 Mulberry lakes Francis, dyer, 314 W. 29th OATWELL JOSEPH, marble, 1153 Broadway, h. Jakes George J. P. caulker, 96 Cannon 1153 Broadway lakes Henry, insurance, 11 Wall, h. 54 Barclay Oatwell Joseph, jr. marble, 891 B’way, h. 891 B’way -Oakes James, shoemaker, 4 Manhattan pi. Obarg Peter, boarding, 91 Market : Jakes John, charts, 140 Maiden la. bds. 55 Beekmn Obeirne John, millinery, 161 G’wicb, h. 161 G’wich Jakes Josiah, mer. 245 Pearl, h. Staten Island Obeirne Michael H. shipping, 34 Fulton, h. 40 Van- lakes Timothy, bricklayer, 119 E. 11th dewater -lakes William, com. mer 84 Pearl • Obentoffer Isaac, butcher, 194 Houston •: JAKES & DE FREITAS, com. mers. 84 Pearl Oberch John, tailor, 148 Third 1AKEY DANIEL & CO. importers, 35 Beaver, h. Oberfelder Solomon, drygds, 115 Av.C, h. 115 Av.C 4 Bond Oberfelder Tobias, pedler, 383 Grand v lakey William F. mer. 35 Beaver, h. 31 London Oberhofer Louis, potter, 243 W. 18th Terrace, W . 23d Oberiter Joseph, carman, 169 Ludlow d vaJ*ey Alexander, wool mer. 149 Pearl, h. 93E.17th Oberlander Christian F. surgical instruments, 87 lakley Andrew, dentist, 10 Delaney Eldridge & 70 Division, h. 70 Division lakley Brewster, carman, 307 Sixth Oberle Lorenz, shoemaker, 596 Fourth lakley Byaley, jr. 140 Broadway, h. Jersey city Oberlender Henry, shoemaker, 12 Prince lakley Charles, agent, 138 Madison, h. 4 Twelfth Obermann Philip, cabinetmaker, 59 Crosby ^lakley Charles J. carman, 350 Third* Obermeir Isaac, tailor, 457 Broome *kley Charles S. weigher, 138 Maiden lane, h. 57 Obermeyer Charles, hatter, 223£ Division W. Washington place Obermeyer Ernst, jeweler, r. 247 Grand, h. r. 247 lakley Clark, sawyer, 139 Stanton Grand lakley Cornelius, tobacco, 96 Water, h. 82 Amity Obermeyer & Palleske, jewelers, r. 247 Grand lakley Cornelius, jr. hardware, 30 Cortlandt, h. 210 Obery Ann, widow o f William, 367 Cherry Clinton, Brooklyn Oblenis Charity, widow of Henry, 7 Watts 25 0 £B 406 0‘B Obrey Francis, fireman, W . 25th c. Av. 9 O’Brien John, laborer, 356 Cherry O’Brian Henrietta, widow, 633 Greenwich O’Brien John, drayman, 6 Congress place O’Brian James, porter, 236 Elizabeth O’Brien John (col’d), whitewasher, r.3 Anthony O’Brian Jane, widow of Barney, 214 W . 16th O’Brien Joseph, bootmaker, 10 Marion O’Brian John, laborer, 78 Pike O’BRIEN JOSEPH, liquors, 93 Bowery O’Brian John, coachman, 18 Sixth O’Brien Joseph, boots, 2 E. Clinton place O’Brian Margaret, widow of Jeremiah, 182 Madison O’Brien Julia, widow of John, 37 Goerck O’Brian Martin, laborer, 147 Elizabeth O’Brien Julia, widow of Thomas, 445 G’wich O’Brian Michael, laborer, r. 394 Cherry O’Brien Lewis, grocer, 270 Stanton, h.270 Stanton O'Brian Thomas, jeweler, r. 22 Mulberry O’Brien Lucius, liquors, 86 Centre O’Brien Alice, widow, 424 Twelfth O’Brien Martin, laborer, 380 Ninth O’Brien Andrew, laborer, 356 Water . O’Brien Martin, grocer, 431 Twelfth O’Brien Augustus, builder, 433 Washington O’Brien Mary, widow of James, 16 Marion O’Brien Bartholomew, tailor, 62 Montgomery O’Brien Mary, wid. of Peter, washing, 134 Broome O’Brien Bridget, widow o f Peter, 384 Tenth O’Brien Mary, crockery, 245 Broome O’Brien Bridget, widow o f Michael, 182 Walker O’Brien Mary, grocer, 156 W . 13th O’Brien Catharine, milliner, r. 24 Pell O’Brien Mary H. 123 Ludlow O’Brien Catharine, dressmaker, 627 Houston O’Brien Maurice, silk, 262 W.28th 0,Brien Charles, porter, 39 E. Broadway O’Brien Michael, grocer, 357 Cherry O’Brien Christopher, 270 Av A O’Brien Michael, carman, 280 Monroe O’Brien Daniel, boatman, 359 Cherry O’Brien Michael, tailor, 6 Doyer O’Brien Daniel, clothes, 53 Orange O’Brien Michael, liquors, 433 Twelfth O’Brien Daniel, 323 Av. 1 O’Brien Michael, plasterer, 80 W. 18th O’Brien Daniel, grocer, 44 Gold, h. 44 Gold O’Brien Michael, carman, r. 548 Grand O’Brien David, engineer. 505 Grand O’Brien Michael, grocer, 88 W. 18th O’Brien David, clerk. 3 Dover O’Brien Morgan, grocer, 9 Sixth O’Brien David, liquors, 418 Twelfth O’Brien Oswin & Co. drygoods, 192 Av. 6, h. 41 O’Brien Dennis, shoemaker, r. 68 James Amos M O’Brien Dennis, porter, 88 Cherry O’Brien Patrick, grocer, 137£ Washington O’Brien Dennis, smoulter, 39 Spring O’Brien Patrick, plasterer, r. 108 E. 22nd O’Brien Dennis, pedler, 52 Mulberry O’Brien Patrick, tailor, 25 Madison O’Brien Edward, laborer, 46 Whitehall O’Brien Patrick, builder, E. 19th bet. Av. 1 & 2, h. O’Brien Elizabeth, widow of Jeremiah, 99 Attorney 195 Av. 1 O’Brien Francis, cooper, 121 Beekman & 66 Broad, O’Brien Patrick, grocer, 200 W. 16th h. 51 Fifth O’Brien Patrick, hamessmaker, 102 Centre, h. 133 O’Brien Francis, shipper, 90 Bayard Centre O’Brien George, plasterer, Av. 3 c. E. 35th |O’Brien Patrick, blacksmith, r. 188 Mott O’Brien Hannah, widow of Philip, 173 Hester O’Brien Patrick, coachman, 106 E. 11th O’Brien Henry, tailor, r. 71 Duane O’Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 36 Cherry O’Brien Henry, clothes, 87 Orange O’Brien Patrick, fruits, 63 Cortlandt O’Brien Henry, boilermaker, 358 Ninth O’Brien Patrick, hats, 107 South, h. Brooklyn O’Brien Henry, ostler, 42 Spring O’Brien Peter T. mason, Av. 2 n. E. 26th O’Brien Hugh, crockery, 49£ Prince O’Brien Philip, policeman, 111 Mott O'Brien Hugh, policeman, 222 Elizabeth O’Brien Philip, laborer, 366 Cherry O’Brien Ignatius J. dentist, 155 Grand O’Brien Rachael (col’d), nurse, r. 135 Mercer O’Brien Isabella, widow of Owen, 171 Av. 1 O’Brien Robert, engraver, 23 Chamber, h. B’klyn O’Brien James, boarding, 31 Roosevelt O’Brien Terence, tailor, 38 Oliver O’Brien James, carman, 91 Hamersley O’Brien Terence, carman, 36 Spring O’Brien’James, laborer, 352 Front O’Brien Terence, melter, 180 Elizabeth O’Brien James, shipjoiner, 179 W. 17th O’Brien Thaddeus, liquors, 226 E. 13th O’Brien James, 365 Cherry 0,Brien Thomas jr . porter, 250 Mott O’Brien James, laborer, 1 Water O’Brien Thomas, pedler, 331 Ninth O’Brien James, laborer, r. 36 Cherry O’Brien Thomas, carpetweaver, 235 Bowery, h. 250 O’Brien James, laborer, 10 Doyer Mott O’Brien James, laborer, r. 8 Caroline O’Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 10 Roosevelt O’Brien James, laborer, r. 107 Washington O’Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 157 Mott O’Brien James C. engineer, 370 Cherry O’Brien Thomas, laborer,.4 Birmingham O’Brien Jeremiah, blacksmith, 191 Av. B O’Brien Thomas, laborer, 45 Cherry O’Brien John, marblecutter, 28 Av. 4 O’Brien Thomas, laborer, 116 Anthony O'Brien John, tailor, 29 Oak O’Brien Thomas, marblepolisher, r. 281 Mulberry O’Brien John, boarding, 17 Batavia O’Brien Thomas, liquors, 135 Mott O’Brien John, laborer, 133 Goerck O’Brien Thomas, machinist, 33 Bethume O’Brien John, hawker, 211 Elizabeth O’Brien Thomas, physician, 12 Duane O’Brien John, shoemaker, 97 Division O’BRIEN THOMAS H. grocer, 37 Burling slip O’Brien John, grocer, 18 Oak, h. 18 Oak O’Brien Timothy, builder, 25 Vandewater O’Brien John, broker, 33 Wall, h. 433 Broome O’Brien Timothy, laborer, 296 Stanton O’Brien John, liquors, 113 Washington O’Brien Timothy, woodenware, 1 Centre market O’Brien John, laborer, r. 90 W. 18th O’Brien Timothy, machinist, 448 Twelfth C’Brien John, accountant, 141 Hester O’Brien Timothy, boilermaker, 11 Desbrosses O’Brien John, 34 Oak O’Brien Timothy, laborer, 10 Roosevelt O’Brien John, mason, 477 Twelfth O’Brien Timothy, laborer, r. 7£ Elizabeth O’Brien John, druggist, 71 Canal O’Brien William, liquors, 15 Monroe O’Brien John, marblepolisher, 333 Av. 1 O’Brien William, oysterman, 143 Mulberry O’Brien John, plasterer, r. 162 Houston O’Brien William, mason, r. 203 Hester O’Brien John, sailor, 122 Madison O’Brien William, tailor, r. 13 Monroe O’Brien John, gasfitter, 235 E. 13th O’Brien William, laborer, 60 Fulton O’Brien John, shoemaker, 36 Spring O’Brien William, tailor, 101 Sheriff O’Brien John, gasworks, 209 Mercer O’Brien William, mason, 19 E. 11th O’Brien John, boarding, 121 Cedar O’Brien William, broker, 33 Wall, h. 433 Broome O’Brien John, porter, r. 120 Broome O’Brien William, painter,16 Frankfort, bds Frank­ O’Brien John, boilermaker, 187 Av. C lin square hotel O’Brien John, carpenter, 108 Anthony O’Brien William, carpenter, r. 202 W. 26th O’Brien John, laborer, r. 62 Montgomery O’Brien William, laborer, E. 20th n. Av. 1 O’Brien John, laborer, 22 Oak O’Brien William S. importer, 18 Beaver, h. 182 O’Brien John, laborer, 474 Water Walker 0£C 407 ODE L O’Brten W. Parker William, clerk, 31 Spring Parrin Alexander, stagedriver, W. 41st n. Av. 8 |Parker William, clerk, 547 Greenwich Parris John, liquors, 348 Av. 10 ZParker William, lampmaker, 157 E. 25th Parrish Daniel II. dentist, 6 Warren h. 90 Av. 2 IIParker William, liquors, 132 Greenwich Av. Parrish James, hosiery, 78 Canal, h. 78 Canai Parker William, hardware, 18 Platt, h. England Parrish John T. salesman, 75 Mulberry PARKER WILLIAM & SON, grocers, 15 South, Parriso Edmund, chairmaker, 16 Chrystie i h. Brooklyn Parrott John, porterhouse, 165 Delaney 5 Parker William A. 42 W . 24th Parrott John, tailor, r. 53 Chrystie ‘ Parker William B. publisher, 22 Spruce, h. 10 Bre- Parrott William, stonecutter, 36 Horatio voort place Pars Philip, cabinetmaker, 112iBank .. Parker William G. carpenter, 14 King Parsel Henry A. smith, 396 Bicker, h. 97 G’wich Av LParker William M. bootmaker, 899 Broadway Parsell Abraham, artist, 46 Macdougal .JParker William W. grocer, 15 South, h. B’klyn * Parsell Archibald, shoes, 236 Av. 3 q Parker Willis L. mer. 45 Broad, h. 182 W. 25th Parsell John H. artist, 46 Macdougal mParker Brothers, merchants, 7 Platt Parsell Robert, blacksmith, 85 Suffolk, h. 117 Brme Parker & Browne, refrigerators, 30 Commerce Parsell & Raymond, shoes, 236 Av. 3 i Parker & Conover, com. mers. 31 More Parsells Ann, widow of William, 133 Troy ' Parker & Kendall, saloon, 413 Broadway Parsells Jacob, carman, 156 Hammond 1 Parker & O’Brien, hamessmakers, 102 Centre Parsells James C. druggist, 5 Chambers, h. 147 " PARKER & RITTER, upholsterers, 162 (late 156) Franklin Greenwich Parsells Samuel, 131 Hammond .. Parkerton Lewis, blacksmith, 264 Seventh Parsells William H. books, r. I l l Chrystie "Parkes Charles, exchange, 122 Church, h. 101 Canal Parsells William W. clothier, 31 John Co. jewelers, 46 Chatham Patrick Sarah, widow of Benjamin, 100 Monroe Parsons & Co. cabinetmakers, 417 Av. 3 Patrick Thomas, mate, 107 Madison Parsons & Baker, fruits, 262 Washington Patrick William, com. merchant, 22 Exchange pi. Parsons & . isher. cabinetmakers, 109 Macdougal PATRULLO ANDREW, merchant, 86 Broad, h. 84 PARSONS & GOLDSMITH, clothing, 76Nassau Franklin Partenheimer William, boarding, 9 Albany Pattee James, hardware, 89 Pearl Partes Francis, mason, 185 Second Patten Cyrus, jeweler, 244 Seventh Partrick Charles H. hotel, 16 Hudson Patten J. Alexander, broker, 3 Jones la. h. B’klyn Partrick Mary, widow of George, 541 Broome Patten James, drygoods, 279 G’wich, h. Staten Is. Partridge Adam, liquors, 303 West, h. 97 Sulllivan Patten James H. whitesmith, 76 Av. B Partridge Alfred H. mer. 27 Cliff, h. Brooklyn Patten James H. gilder, 309 Eighth Partridge Chas. matches, 3 Cortlandt,h.l24 Twelfth Patten John, housesmith, 95 W . 26th Partridge Joseph, vamisher, Hudson c. Broome, h. PATTEN JOHN, jr. Commercial hotel, 73 Cortlandt 124 Hamersley Patten John. sen. late hotel, bds. Patten’s hotel Partridge Joseph R. paperhangings, 44 Cortlandt, Patten Jonathan T. mer. 192 Pearl, h. I l l E. 17th bds. Butt s hotel Patten Joseph H. lawyer, 68 Wall, h. N. Y. hotel Partridge Josiah, chairmaker, 124 Twelfth Patten Mary, wid. Wm. embroideress, 248 Riv’ton Partridge Samuel S. broker, 60 Wall, h. 158 E. 20th Patten Nathan, policeman, 190 Av. 8 Partridge Thomas M. paperhangings, W . 31st n. Patten Patrick, fish, 2 Goerck Av. 10 & 44 Cortlandt. h. 61 W. 26th Patten Sarah, widow of Susterry, 48 W. 13th PARTRIDGE WILLIAM & SON, importers, 27 Patten WilUam, baker, 71 W. 13th CUff Patten William, Patten’s hotel, 281 Greenwich Partridge & Goold, paperhangings, W . 31st bet. Patten William, printer, 12 Gay Ays. 9 & 10, & 44 Cortlandt Patten WilUam D. broker, 3 Jones lane, h. B’klyn Parvew Peter A. expressman, 138 Sullivan Patten William H. grocer, 265 Washngtn, h. 31 Pike Paschal Henry, 43 Jackson Patten Willis, commission merchant, 39 South, bds. Pasco George, tailor, r. 150 Clinton Howard hotel Pascoe Charles, furniture, 185 Canal Patten W. D. & Son, brokers, 3 Jones lane Pasker Henry, carpenter, W . 35th n. Broadway PATTEN W . & J. millinery, 269 Greenwich Pasley George, shoemaker, 72 Oliver PATTEN, LANE & ALLEN, hoots, 192 Pearl Pasley Joseph, bellhanger, 89 W . 27th Patterson Abby J. thread, 116 Av. 4, h. 116 Av. 4 Pasman John L. tailor, 116 Christopher Patterson Abijah, carman, 93 Barrow Passholz John, tailor, 176 Third Patterson Alex, city weigher, 90 Wall, h. 10 Third Passley Ann, widow, seamstress, 8 Elizabeth IPatterson Alexander, watchmaker, 371 Pearl Passman Barnard, whalebone, 45 Mulberry |Patterson Andrew, boatman, r. 358 Cherry PASSMORE EDWARD C. druggist, 510 Grand & Patterson Andrew, pedler, 535 Pearl 36 Catharine, h. 36 Catharine Patterson Ann, millinery, 327 Broadway Passmore John, cabinetmaker, 24 Clarke Patterson Asa, stagedriver, 417 Av. 8 Passmore Philip, druggist, 259 Broome, h. 347 Patterson Benjamin W . butcher, 18 Washington Cherry j market, h. 121 Forsyth Pastacaldi Michael, importer, 25 South William, h. Patterson Caleb H. carpenter, W. 37thn. Av. 8 24 Irving place Patterson Christopher, polisher, r. 279 Mulberry Pastor Cornelia, saloon, 5 Walker Patterson Daniel, marketman, 87 Goerck Pastor James, carver, 41 Sullivan Patterson David, laborer, r.286 W. 19th Patchel John, caulker, 394 Cherry Patterson David, plumber, E. 16th c. Av. 1 Patchell Andrew, marblepolisher. 13 Thompson Patterson David, teacher, 440 Fourth Patchell Mary, widow o f James, fancy store, 142} Patterson Edgar C. clerk, 261 Madison Second Patterson Elizabeth, widow o f Edward, 45 Hester Pate WilUam, printer. 16 Burling si. h. 2 Wyckoff, Patterson Ezekial M. 134 Wash. h. New Brunswick Brooklyn Patterson Francis, provisions, 536 Washington, B. Paterson Adam, druggist, 427 Greenwich 125 Charlton Paterson Catharine, widow of John, 309 Rivington Patterson Frances, widow of John A. 3 Jackson pi. Paterson George, laborer, 102 Washington Patterson George, waiter, r. 25 Marion Paterson George, janitor n. y. soc. lib. 96 Leonard Patterson George, liquors, 79 W . 25th Paterson James, clerk, 35 Av. A Patterson George, upholsterer, 48 E. Broadway, h. Paterson James, fancystore, 122 Canal, h. 122 Canal 18 Norfolk Paterson Janette, 137 Hudson Patterson George, carman, 136 W . 17th PATERSON JOHN, grocer, Av. 9 c. W . 26th, h. Patterson George H. late segars, 258 Monroe Av. 9 c. W . 26th Patterson George T. bookbinder, 79 Thompson Paterson John, smith, 211W . 13th Patterson Henry, 106 Wooster Paterson John, paints, 545} Av. 6, h. Av. B c. 12th PATTERSON HENRY A. & CO. hardware, 27 Paterson Margaret, widow of Hugh, 163 Mott Bowery, h. 269 Madison Paterson Peter H. tailor, 26 Crosby, h. 163 Mott Patterson Huldah, widow of James, 126 Broome Paterson Robert, painter, 56 First Patterson Hamilton, laborer, r. 71 Seventh Paterson William, laborer, 232 E. 13th Patterson Isaac, carman, 18 E. 11th Patey Simon, liquors, 42 Dey | Patterson Jacob M. butcher, Av. c. Tenth, h. 147 Paton Andrew, silversmith, 815 Greenwich Suffolk Paton David E. 413 Broome Patterson James, bootmaker, 361 Av. 8 Paton Robert, builder, r. 24 Grove, h. 26 Grove Patterson James, laborer, 362 Sixth Paton Thomas, imp. 67 Pine, h. 10 University place Patterson James, boilermaker, 139 Av. C Pater William, tailor, 178 Church Patterson James, sailor, 62 Cherry Paton Wm. drygoods, 23 John, h. W . 19th n. Av. 5 Patterson James, laborer, 50 Spring PATON & CO. merchants, 23 John Patterson James, baker, 42 Spring PATON- & STEWART, importers, 67 Pine Patterson James, clerk, 167 W. 26th Patrick Alexander (cord), tailor, 118 EHzabeth, h. Patterson James, painter, 52 Grove 202 Church Patterson James A. fancygds, 761 Broadway, h. 761 Patrick Charles, caulker, 21 Broome Broadway Patrick Floyd, carman, 97 Cannon Patterson Jane, (col’d), widow of John, 93 Cross Patrick James, clerk, 5 Monroe Patterson Jesse H. police, 315 Bowery Patrick James, laborer, 64 Av. B Patterson John, late grocer, 83 Hamersley Patrick Mary Ann, widow of WilUam H. 30 Pitt Patterson John, grocer, 56 Frankfort, h. 4 4 V andam PAU 419 PEA Patterson John, drygoods, 327 At . 8 PattChambe°ran’ shippinS a2ent> H3 South, h. 3 Pn»i N-* clerk’ 76 Bearer, h 187 Av. 1 l aul & M Illwame, mers 165 Pearl Patterson John, blacksmith, 326 Ninth Paulding Catharine, 16 Leroy Patterson John, porter, 186 Seventh r dmUnd E' clerk>39 Wall, h. 81 Murray Patterson John, tailor. 80 Charlton 1 ^ Charlton r^e’ carpenter> r- 107 King. h. 24 Prtterson John, clerk, 96 Cannon Patterson John, teacher, 203 Rivington h qq T?ifVh Paulding John, lawyer, 27 Beekman Patterson John, boarding, r. 83 Crosby F,fth Paulding Richard, tailor, 111 Cedar Patterson John, weaver, 166 W . 22d * Pau mg John, shoemaker, r. 53 King Patterson John M. agent. Mer. Ex. ex. h Jersey c Pauling Richard A. artist, 609 Broadway Patterson Joseph, bootmaker, 650 Hudson ‘ Paulison John P. bookkeeper, 12 Mers. Exch. h. Patterson Joseph, toys, 556 Hudson Patterson Lucy A. widow o f William, 65 Greene Paulison Mary, wid. 489 Greenwich Patterson Margaret, widow, 139 Lewis Paulmier J. com.mer. 135 Front Patterson Maria, widow o f Charles, 67 Fourth PaUS n SU8an’ Wid° W ofFranci3>milliner, 25 Di- Patterson Mary, widow o f Samuel, 80 Sheriff Patterson Peter E. lawyer, 8 Clinton court, h. 121 Paulscraft Wniiam, cabinetmaker, Av. 7 c. Twelfth, Leonard Patterson Robert, shoemaker, 363 Av. 8 Patterson Robert, carman, 686 Washington Jersey Patterson Robert, carrier, 132 Mott ° S T f f f DMurcon, n. I p Stantn Patterson Robert, stonecutter, 54 Vandam PAU179 WilUamAVUS’ apothecary>179 William, h. Patterson Robert, customhouse, h. 10 Columbia Paulus Jacob, shoemaker, 34 Av. C Pattefson Robert L. president mutual benefit life insurance company, 11 Wall, h. Orange, N. J. PaU Hd^pliam, COmbmaker’ 85 Leonard, h. 37 City Patterson Samuel, shoemaker, 363 Av. 8 Pauselli Peter, tailor, 15 Sixth Patterson Samuel P. butcher, 73 Av. D, h. 73 Av. D Paustaum Elizabeth wid. of Thomas, 25 Ridge Patterson Stephen, pilot, 24 Downing Patterson Theodore & Co. mineral waters, 140 Pavenstedt Edmund, com. mer. 38 New h 107 Clinton, Brooklyn Church, bds.270 Ninth Patterson Thomas, bricklayer, 577 Av. 8 PAVENSTEDT E. & SCHUMACHER, com. mers. 38 New Patterson William, sailmaker, 47 Ridge Pavie Charles, segarmaker, 272 Bowery Patterson William, mariner, 13 Norfolk Pavie Edm. A. tobacconist, 39 Av. D. h 32 Av D Patterson William, camphene, 468 Hudson Pawling Levi, fruits, 198 Front, h. 651 Greenwich Patterson William, (col’d), steward, r. 46 Thomas Pawlowsky Joseph, carver, 38 Pitt Patterson William C. butcher, 19 Madison, h. 150 Paxon William, shoemaker, 230 Rivington Stanton Paxson Samuel C. mer. 134 Front, h. 53 Henry Patterson William Turner, hardware, 27 Bowery. Paxton John R. liquors, 30 Spring, h. 5 Prince h. Brooklyn ^ Payen Charles & Co. importers, 17 William Patterson & Fowler, 116 Av. 4 PAYFER FRANCIS X. physician, 318 Av 1 Patterson & Randles, grocers, 56 Frankfort Patteson James A. mer. 104 Front h. 12 Lex’gtn Av 9 West, I St PAYN F. G. & CO. spmtdealers, 9 West PATTESON & PRICE, com. mers. 104 Front Payne Aaron, speculator, Wash. mkt. h. 94 Suffolk Patti Salvatore, musician, 170 Tenth Payne Augustus W. hardware, 67 Broad Pattieson Thomas, moulder, 368 Ninth Payne Benjamin, 67 Lewis Pattison Abraham K. enamel manuf. 407 Cherry Payne Catharine, wid o f William, 860 Broadway Pattison Christopher, seaman, 360 Cherry Payne Cecilia, wid. o f William, 54* Laurens Pattison Elisha, porterhouse, 151 Anthony Payne Charles, waiter, 225 Fifth Pattison Godfrey & Co. importers, 31 Pine Payne Charles A.marketman, Washington market, Pattison James, clerk, 14 Hubert h. 259 Greenwich Pattison James, importer, 31 Pine, h. Staten Island Payne Freeman S. police, 13 Macdougal Pattison John, shoemaker, 70£ Pike, h. 70£ Pike Payne John, clerk, 81 E. Broadway Pattison John, carman, 104 E. llth Payne John, corkmanufacturer, 51 Fulton, h. 212 Pattison Margaret, widow o f James, 251 Bleecker Adams, Brooklyn Pattison Robert, late assistant alderman, 69 Laight Payne John B. brushmaker, r. 51 Norfolk Pattison Thomas, moulder, 368 Ninth Payne Jonah, gilder, 35 Norfolk Pattison William, marblecutter, 133 Suffolk Payne Jonah K. watchmaker, 244 Greenwich, h. Pattison William M. drygoods, 1 Bowery, h. Henry 248 Greenwich c. Market Payne Joseph N. stagedriver, 352 Av. 8 Pattison & Huey, drygoods, 1 Bowery Payne Joseph R. segars, 361 Pearl, h. 106 Prospect, 1atton Jacob H. school, 259 Greene Brooklyn Patton John, stonecutter, 256 Av. 10 Payne Joseph S & Co. brass cock manuf. 12 Canal Patton John, coppersmith, 309 Third Payne Sarah, widow of Jesse, 7 North Moore Patton Patrick, police, 141 Elizabeth Payne Thatcher T. lawyer, 61 Wall, h. Brooklyn Patton Patrick, nosiery, 461 Pearl &. 64 Chatham, h. Payne Thomas, clerk, 90 Av. 6 06 Beekman Payne Thomas R. broker, 176 Broadway Patton & Drumon, fancygds, 461 Pearl & 64 C’ham Payne William, rigger, r. 50 Oliver Pattullo David, liquors, 85 Duane Payne William, tailor, 12 Park pi. h. 12 Park pi. Patworth Amos, moulder, 128 Amos Payne William, sawyer, 216 Av. B ** Pau Ennis, labo er, 145 E. llth Payntar John G. & Co. clothing, 215 Greenwich, bds. Paul Alexander, carman, 107 Twelfth Rathbun’s hotel Paul Andrew W. baker, 268 Fifth Paynton John, shipcarpenter, 205 Lewis Paul Hugh, farmer, 127 Goerck Paynton Peter, carpenter, 205 Lewis Paul Isaac, carman, 38 Hammond Payson George P. broker, 4 Hanover, h. Wmsbrgh Paul James, boatman, 747 Washington Payson Ira F. 289 Rivington, h. 289 Rivington Paul Jessen (col’d), waiter, r. 71 Hamersley Payson Stephen, broker, 86 Fulton, h. 43 Essex Paul John H. smith, 3 Av. C Payton Edmund H. druggist, 656 Greenwich & 99 Paul Matthew, crockery, 357 Bowery Av. 9, h. 53 Morton Paul Stephen, druggist, 40 Cortlandt, h. 15 London Payton John, porter, 82 Mulberry terrace Payton Josinh, druggist, 104 Chmbrs, h. 418 G’wich Paul Theodore, carman, 143 Hammond Pazzaglia Charles, musician, 121 Bedford Paul Thomas, confectioner, 455 Greenwich PEABODY CHALES A. lawyer, 78 Mers. Ex. en­ Paul William, barber, 41 Cortlandt, h. 316 Broome trance Hanover, first door from Wall, h W Paul William, machinist, 49 Av. C 28th W. of Av. 6 PEA 420 PEC Peace Alfred S. tinsmith, 161 Av. 3 h. 161 Av. 3 George B. 30 Pine, h. 6 Nielson pi. Peace Charles jr. hardware, 221 Pearl, h. England PEARSON I. GREEN, architect, 56* Merchants* Peace William K. hardware, 221 Pearl, h. England Exchange Peach Charles, marblecutter, 21 Jane Pearson James C. engraver, 78 Bleecker,h. 235 Fifth Peach Emanuel C. barber, 14 Centre, h. 26 Ludlow Pearson Joseph, musician, 233 Fifth Peach Hannah, wid. o f John B. boarding, 79 Suffolk Pearson Oliver R. shoemaker, r. 175 W. 20th Peach James, painter, 349 Pearl, h. 54 Henry Pearson Rachel, teas, 178* Bowery Peach James & Co. paints, 926 Broadway Pearson Richard & Co, carvers, cabinetmakers Peack Charles, rigger, r. 261 Monroe upholsterers, 203 Av. 7, h. 203 Av. 7 Peacock Eber T. books, 298 Grand, h. 298 Grand Pearson Sam’l, tailor, 9 Astor house, h. 194 Prince Peacock George, boatman, 107 Murray PEARSON SIDNEY, music, 78 Bleecker, h. Wmste Peacock Jas. baker, 619 Greenwich, h. 127 Leroy Pease Elias, machinist, 110 Lewis 6 Peacock James, grocer, 40 James, h. 40 James Pease PI. F. (Rev.), 280 Second Peacock John, cooper, 149 Norfolk Pease John, finisher, 240 Seventh Peak William C grocer, 206 W. 16th Pease John, late confectioner, 180 Clinton Peake Henry, bookkeeper, 142 Broadway, bds. 149 Pease John A. & Co. towboats, 29 South, h. 199 Jav Chambers Brooklyn Peake John L. machinist, 113 Laurens Pease Lewis (Rev.), 2 Little Water Peal Christopher, 20 Eldridge Pease Wm. J. ironworks, 506 Cherry, h. W m sburgh Peal John A. liquors, 108 Vesey, h. 108 Vesey Pease & Murphy, ironworks, Cherry c. Corlears Peal Samuel, machinist, 63 Sheriff Pecan James, gilder, 286 Rivington Peapel Colas ter, barber, r. 51 Cannon Pecare Jacob, "machinist, 180 Centre, h. 163 Hester Pearce Alfred, shipcarpenter, 91 Lewis Pecare & Smith, machinists, 180 Centre Pearce Edmund A. plumber, 134 Av. 8, h. 134 Av. 8 Pecher Anthony, distiller, 91 Delaney PEARCE GEORGE & CO. importers, 58 B’way, h. Pechin Peter, findings, 9 Chambers, h. Brooklyn 119 Tenth Pechin & Goorg, findings, 9 Chambers Pearce John, saddler, 66 Stanton Peck A. D. furnishing, 304 Broadway Pearce. Mark, carpenter, r. 244 W . 17th Peck Albert N. shoes, 378 Pearl Pearce Nathaniel, tobacco insp. Clinton c. South, h Peck Albert L. broker, 174 B'way, h. 20 Allen Brooklyn Peck Alfred P. com. mer. 114 Broad, bds. 11 Degraw Pearce Randolph, driver, 246 Seventh pi. Brooklyn Pearce Sarah, teacher, 168* Macdougal Peck Benjamin, jr. grocer, 250 Av. 6, h. 250 Av. 6 Pearce Shadrach H. handkerchiefs, 64 Broadway, Peck Bronson, drygds. 78 William, h. 150 Madison h. Boston Peck Charles, furniture, 139 Chat’m, h. 107 Forsyth Pearce William, suspenders, 166 W. 27th Peck Charles A. merchant, 41 Liberty, h. 18 Mott Pearce J. & Co. plumbers, 11 Wall Peck Charles A. dentist, 327 Grand PEARCE S. H. & CO. handkerchiefs, 64 Broadway Peck Charles C. drygds, 66* Pine, h. N. Orleans PEARCE & JARVIS, tobacco inspection, Clinton Peck Charles E. carpenter, 122 E. 21st, h. 95E. 22d c. South Peck E. Hobart, grocer, 144 Greenwich Av. PEARCEY GEORGE W . sup. asylum, 109 Bank Peck Ebenezer, clothier, 74 Chat’m, h. 16 Ludlow Peard Mary, thread needle, 252 Monroe Peck Edwin, silkgoods; 88 Cedar, h. 719 Houston Pearl Elizabeth, widow of John, 91 King Peck Elias, clothier, 74 Chatham, h. 302 Broome Pearl Marcus, 70 Bowery Peck Elijah jr. fancygoods, 47 Maiden lane Pearsall Albert, fruits, 83 Clinton Peck Elisha, insurance, 67 Wall, h. 150 E. 18th (See Pearsall Concklin, butcher, 84 Lewis card, appendix) Pearsall Cornelius, block & pump, 89 Lewis Peck Elisha, mer. 27 Cliff, h. 6 Albion pi. Pearsall Daniel G. seaman, 129 Barrow Peck Elizabeth, laundress, r. 134 Duane Pearsall David, refectory, 2 Fulton market, h. 219 Peck Elizabeth B. boarding, 646 Broadway Front, Brooklyn Peck Gardener M. strawgoods, 10 Pine, h. 299 W. Pearsall Durlen, wheelwiight, 512 Water, h. 300J 24th Third Peck George (Rev.), 200 Mulberry, h. 177 E Br’way Pearsall Francis, wid. Thos. C. 3 Waverlypl. Peck George A. clothier, 328 Water, h. 252 Clinton Pearsall George, carman, 160 Av. 3 Peck George H. 89 Mer. Ex. entrance 38 William, Pearsall Isaac, shipjoiner, 312 Stanton h. 20 Forsyth Pearsall Jacob, blockmaker, 40 Lewis Peck George T. hatter, 285 Av. 9 Pearsall John, carman, 701 Fourth Peck Gideon, carman, 89 Marion Pearsall John, fruits, 1 Fulton market, and as’t aid. Peck Gideon jr. silversmith, r. 30 Cortlandt, h. 24 13th ward, h. 256 Delaney Leroy Pearsall Margaret, wid. Henry, 278 Av. 1 PECK HENRY,Russia goods,130 Front, h.80 W.21st Pearsall Phineas C. tailor, 1 South, h. 5Wyckoff, Peck Henry, laborer, 98 Sheriff Brooklyn Peck Henry D. bookkeeper, 12 Front, h.117 Clinton, Pearsall Robt. blacksmith, 85 Suffolk, h. 117 Broome Brooklyn Pearsall Samuel, late weigher, 47* Division Peck Horace, milk, 321 Spring, h. 321 Spring Pearsall Samuel H. 20 Houston Peck Isaac L. fancystore, 326 Bleecker Pearsall Sarah, 18 Market Peck Jacob, tailor, 13 Doyers Pearsall Silas, carman, 375 Eighth Peck Jeremiah, cooper, 112 Goerck Pearsall Solomon, butcher, 83 Clinton Peck Jesse, teacher, E. 31st b. Av. 4 ] c. White, and 50 to 65 White PEUGNET HYACINTHE, school, 27 Bank Pethick John, pianofortes, Cottage pi. c. Bleecker, Peugnet Louis, 11 Bank h. 17 Cottage pi. Peverelly Augustus H. 147 Front, h. Astoria Peting John, gilder, 552 Fourth PEVERELLY CHARLES A.storage, 147 Front, also Petit Charles, carman, 6 Norfolk at the Merchants’ Exchange cellars and Atlantic Petit Joseph, merchant, 23 Nassau, h. 103 Pineapple, dock, first class fire proof locations convenicti Brooklyn to the North and East rivers, h. 74 Jane S PH E 11, -- -------------------------------------------------- 425 PH I Pfeyden Peter, dyer, 146 Third Peyonenskie Jerome, overseer, Av. 2 c E 23d ^ Phelan James, clerk, 223 Varick kPeyro Joseph, grocer, 374 Broadway, h.129 Crosby Phelan John, porter, r. 112 Clinton pi. Phelan John, laborer, r. 220 Delaney Phelan John jr. grocer, Av. 10 c. W . 25th, h. Av. 10 %Peyser David M. late imp. 58 John, h. 178 E 14th c. W . 25th ■r,Peyser Fred. M imp 363 Broadway, h.138 Franklin Phelan John G. broker, 96 Cross, h. 31 Mulberry Peyton George, bookkeeper, 12 Leroy 1 helan Kaaron, tailor, 80 Hamersley i.Pfaff Elizabeth, widow, 178 Stanton Phelan Lawrence, castings, 209 Mercer Pfaff Henry, vermicelli, 73 Fifth Phelan Margaret, laundress, 31 Leonard ^Pfaffman Jacob, tailor, 383 Grand Phelan Michael, mason, r. 220 Delaney Pfaltzgraf Clara, widow o f Philip, 140 W. 16th Phelan Michael, laborer, 9 Chestnut ei Pfannckuchen Friedrich, grocer, 312 Pearl h 312 Phelan Michael, butcher, 10 Catharine market, h. 237 Second t; Pearl * ^Pfannckuchen John, grocer, 16 Downing Phelan Michael, billiards, 8£ Barclay, h. Wmsbrgh I■;Pfannmuller John S. bookbinder, 5 Barclay h Phelan Owen, books, 73 Nassau Barclay Phelan Patrick, plasterer, 295 Av. 1 ;: Pfarree George, tailor, 524 Fourth Phelan Patrick, carpenter, 484 Houston Pfau George H. shoemaker, 152 Third Phelan Robert W . exchange, 27£ Orange, h. 6 Mott Pfaus Andre, umbrellamaker, 48 Av. B Phelan Thomas, carman, 192 Seventh Pfeel Theodore H. shoemaker, 309 Rivington Phelan Timothy, porter, 197 W. 16th ^Pfeifer Frederick, butcher. 226 Houston Phelan William, mason, 224 Stanton \lPfeifer John, shoemaker, 308 Monroe Phelan William jr. florist, Fifth n. Av. A, h. Fifth n. Av. A > Pfeiffer Christian F. watches, 171 Greenwich, h. 67 Phelan William & Sons, florists, Fifth n. Av. A Ij, North Moore Pfeiffer Christopher, shoemaker, 108 Reade Phelen Eliza, seamstress, r. 185 Chrystie Phell James, carman, 39 Clarkson Pfeiffer Daniel, physician, 166 Hester ^Pfeiffer Frederick, porter, 173 Houston Phelps Anson G. merch. 19 Cliff, h. E. 31st n. Av. 1 jTPfeiffer Henry, cabinetmaker, 39 Pitt Phelps Anson G. jr. mer. 19 Cliff, h. 30 E. 15th Phelps Dorinthea, widow o f Thaddeus, 23 W. 16th Pfeiffer John & Co. boxmakers, 152 Fulton, h. 139 Phelps Edward R. salesman, 18 John, h. 22 Clarksn Mulberry ^.Pfeiffer Louis, imp. 75 Pine, h. 31 Howard Phelps Edward W. timber, 538 West, h. 314 W.24th Phelps Eliza, widow of Benjamin, 65 Murray ^PFEIFFER PHILIP & CO. clothing, 13 William, Phelps F. E. pres. am. mining co. 53 Broadway h. 181 Orchard Phelps George, 138 Rivington .-Pfeiffer William, shoemaker, r. 72 Norfolk Phelps Geo. A. mer. 103 Front, h. Conn. PFEIFFER & FRANCKE, jewelers, 171 Gr’nwich Phelps George D. importer o f drugs, &c. 46 Cliff* , PFENDER ADOLPH, importer, 102 Front, h. 101 h. 57 Ninth 1 Chambers Phelps Geo. W. mer. 6 Old si. h. 557 Houston Pfenning Henry, segarmaker, 81i Bowery Phelps Henry B. clerk, 314 Broadway, h. Brooklyn ‘ Pfensil Andrew, tailor, 69 Mangin Phelps Henry B. boots >halon Peter, laborer, r. 96 Catharine Phepoe Daniel, laborer, 476 Av. 9 os ’hancy William, laborer, 89 Market slip PHIBBS FRANCIS L. druggist, 29 Spring, h. 29 ‘haro Joseph W . dryg’ds,53 Maiden la.& 25 Centre, Spring i h. 70 E. 27th Phibbs Thomas, bookkeeper, 29 Spring $ ’hayre John, col. com. adv. 46 Pine, h. 102 Greene Phieffman Laura, caps, 67 Av. A $ Peasant John, butcher,Wash’gton mkt. h. 16 Sixth PHILBIN JOHN & S. plumbers yis, glazier, 65 Ridge Phillips Mary, toys, 53 Charles Philips Peter (col’d), porter, r. 81 Charlton Phillips Mary, widow of John, 295 Madison Philips Robt. poultry, Wash’n mkt. h. 44 Vesey Phillips Matilda, 99 Mercer Philips Samuel, carter, 207 E. Broadway Phillips Mary A. widow, 9 E. 11th Philips Thomas, machinist, 22 Elm Phillips Moses, tailor, 78 Orange Philips Thomas D. porter, 7 Reade Phillips Nancy, wid. of John, boarding, 136 Church Philips William A. (col’d), stevedore, 223 Second Phillips Napthali, insp. c. h. 141 Mercer Phillip William, barber, 181 Varick, h. 181 Varick Phillips Napthali, steelpens, 359 Broome Phillippe Adam, shoemaker, r. 107 Washington Phillips Patrick, stables, 16 Murray & 22 Reade, h. Phillips Aaron, porter, 38 Av. C. 9 Reade Phillips Aaron H. com. mer. 108 Broad Phillips Peter (col’d), ostler, r. 136 Chrystie Phillips Alfred, paperhanger, 15 Thompson Phillips Philetus, com. mer. 16 Water, h. 1 Bridge Phillips Alfred A. lawyer, 39 Chambers, h. 37th c. Phillips Phillip, pedler, 133 Mulberry Broadway Phillips Pierpont, 4 Dey and 27 Wall Phillips Alfred J. vocalist, 8 Hester Phillips Richard, sailmaker, r. 19 West Phillips Amanda (col’d), laundress, r. 110 Reade Phillips Reuben, clerk, 35 Crosby Phillips Archibald, carman, 86 Willett Phillips Robt. poultry, 10 Wshgton mkt. h. 44Vesey Phillips Archibald jr. carman, 86 Willett Phillips Samuel, furs, 163 Water & 19 Division, h. Phillips Baptist, rigger, 333 Cherry 19 Division Phillips Bella, 23 Beekman Phillips Samuel, shoemaker, r. 68 James Phillips Bernice, widow of Lyon, r. 66 James Phillips Samuel, jeweler, 86 & 198 Chatham, h. 86 Phillips Charles C. feed, 306 West & 192 W . 16th, Chatham h. 136 Hamersley Phillips Samuel, boarding, 29 Cherry Phillips Daniel, carman, 73 W . 15th Phillips Sarah, widow Charles, 66 W. Wshngtonp! Phillips Daniel M. carman, 540 Greenwich Phillips Sarah A. milliner, 389 B’way, h. 389 B’way Phillips Deborah, nurse, 27 Lewis Phillips S. B. physician, 415 Hudson Phillips Edw. hatter, 236£ Bleecker, h. 236J Blkr Phillips Solomon, 107 Mott Phillips Edwin, gunsmith, r. 78 Chrystie, h. I l l Phillips Thomas, builder, 121 First Chrystie Phillips Wells, shoes, 277 Pearl, h. 47 Forsyth Phillips Ellen, grocery, 33 Vesey Phillips Whitman, feed, 306 West & 192 W. 16th, h. Phillips Ezra, cooper, 34 Stone, h. 97 Sands, B’klyn 192 W . 16th Phillips Francis, sparmaker, 336 Front Phillips William, scalebeams, 3 Roosevelt Phillips George, fancygoods, 9 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Phillips William, engineer, 70 King Phillips George, tailor, 86 Mulberry Phillips William, printer, 57 Monroe Phillips George, sailor, 14 Roosevelt Phillips William, carman, 133 Charles Phillips Geo. machinist, 172£ Chambers, h. B’klyn Phillips William, moulder, 2 Columbia place Phillips George L. (col’d), porter, 88 Cedar Phillips William, strawgds, 52 Cedar, h. Mers. hotel Phillips Geo. S. drygoods, 29 Liberty & 54 Maiden Phillips William A. policeman, 173 Reade . la. h. 83 W . 22d Phillips William G. auctioneer, 140 Broadway, h. s Phillips Hannah, wid. of Chas. milliner, 188 Canal Williamsburg PHILLIPS HENRY, lacegoods, 87 William, h. Bkn Phillips William W . (Rev), 62 Hammond Phillips Henry, tailor, 345 Rivington PHILLIPS S. A. & CO. milliners, 389 Broadway Phillips Henry B. 4 Dominick Phillips & Aborn, com. mers. 108 Broad Phillips Isaac, sailor, 149 Delaney Phillips & Harvey, coopers, 34 Stone Phillips Isaac, publicstore, 12 Broad, h. 602 Houston Phillips &Healy, com. mers. 16 Water Phillips Isaac O. agent, 85 South, h. 297 Third Phillips & Son, manufacturers, 9 Cedar Phillips J. B. rigger, 204 South Phillips & Northrup, strawgoods, 52 Cedar PHILLIPS J. N. shipchndlr. 85 Pike, h. 73 Greene PHILLIPS & OAKLEY, coal, 62 W.13th & 51Wm. ”) Phillips Jacob L. pawnbroker, 398 Hndson, h. 398 Phillips & Sheddon, feed, 306 West & 192 W. 16th Hudson Phillpit George, carpenter 103 Charlton Phillips James, truck, r. 244 Stanton Philp William H. windowshades, 150 Barrow, h. Phillips James A. grocer, 64 Water, 49 Charlton ft PHILLIPS JAMES W . mer. 52 South, & cedar Philpitt James, shipcarpenter, 3 Gouverneur si h. ^ yard, 713 Water, h. 16 Lafayette pi. Williamsburg Phillips John, hats & caps, 207 Pearl, h. 83 W . 20th Philpitt Maryann, widow of Richard, 134 Lewis Phillips John, farmer, 732 Washington Philpitt Robert F. hairdresser, 142 Maiden lane, h. ^ Phillips John, steward, 53 Charles Williamsburg , Phillips John, porterhouse, 98 James Phin Thomas, laborer, 197 Second Phillips John A. oils, 175 Delaney Phin William, laborer, 228 E. 13th PHILLIPS JOHN D. & CO. caps and furs, 174 Wa­ Phineas Myer W . steel pens, 118 William, h. 123 ter. h. 23 St. Mark’s pi. Second ,I Phillips John E. machinist, 71 Market Phiney Elizabeth, wid. o f Joseph (col’d), washing, Phillips John I. camphene, 139J Bowery, h. 297 12£ Thomas Third Phinney George W . bookbinder, 114 Prince | Phillips John J. hotel, 69 Mercer Phippard Moses, stonecutter, 150 Greenwich Av. Phillips John K. pianofortes, 79 E. 13th Phipps Samuel, importer, 64 Broadway, h. Boston >, Phillips John P. painter, 75 Av. C. h. 232 Second Phipps William, importer, 64 Broadway, h. Boston ^ Phillips John V. carman, 651 Washington Phipps J. L. & Co. com. mers. 21 Cliff Phillips John Y. machinist, 126 Broome PHIPPS W. & S. & CO. importers, 64 Broadway W Phillips Jonas & Co. importers, 25 S. William, h. Phirro Henri, cabinetmaker, 154 Third E. 20th c. Av. 4 Phlinn Mary, widow o f John, 153 Second PHILLIPS JONAS B. lawyer, 37 Chambers, h. 454 Phoenix John D. mer. 65 & 67 Water, h. 65 B’wsy jj, Broome Phoenix J. Phillips, 18 State PIE 427 PIK Phoenix Phebe, shirts, 95 Leonard Pierce Sarah, porterhouse, 36 Jackson Pholis August, porter, 30 New Pierce William (col’d), laborer, 33 Thompson kPholk Gustavus, chairmaker, 131 Clinton Pierce William H. druggist, 239 Av. A Phraner Wilson (Rev), 40 Ren wick Pierce Brothers & Co. com. mers. 71 Pine Phury John, laborer, 224 Stanton PIERCE & HALL, drygoods, 42 Beaver | Phyfe Anne, widow of Samuel, 227 Mulberry PIERCE & M’CLELLAN, com. mers. 413 West Phvfe Duncan, 193 Fulton Pierceson James, jeweler, 36 Attorney I PHYFE ISAAC M. upholsterer, 687 Broadway, h. Piercy Albert, carman, 246 W. 30th 687 Broadway Piercy Henry R. printer, 111 Nassau,h.31 Willough­ , PHYFE JAMES, upholsterer, 43 Maiden lane h .! by, Brooklyn 82 Av. 2 Piercy Hugh, machinist, r. 222 W. 21st ; Phyfe John, ivuryturner, r. 19 Murray, h.85W. 20th ! Piercy Margaret, fruits, 188 Division ■PHYFE & C O . upholsterers, 43 Maiden lane Piercy Mary, shirtmaker, 444 Greenwich Pia Andrew, toys, 127 Hester, h. 127 Hester Piercy Samuel, butcher, 22 Wash, mkt, h.112 Essex 1 Pia John, toys, 127 Hester, h. 127 Hester Piereman Murray, butcher, 296 W. 18th Pia Peter, toys, 127 Hester, h. 127 Hester Pierpont John, machinist, 90 Houston PIA BROTHERS, toys, 127 Hester Pierpont Wm. N. bootmkr, 21 Morris, h. 21 Morris , Piackir Peter, tailor, r. 56 Av. B Pierre Peter, boarding, 91 Reade Piard Victor, daguerrian, 201 Broadway, h. B.klyn j PIERREPONT EDWARDS, lawyer, 61 Wall, h. Piate Holly, watchman, 120 Sheriff Fulton c. Jay, Brooklyn . Piazza Christian, barber, 366 Av. 0 Pierrepont Henry E. 53 Broadway, h. 122 Columbia ' Picard August, hotel, 202 Houston Brooklyn Piccaver Thomas, wheelwright, 41 Av. 8 Pierret Edward, tailor, 370 Greenwich }. Pick John, shoemaker, 31 Sheriff Pierron Julien. hairdresser, 55 Wm. h. 320 Madison - Pick Philip, late grocer, W . 37th n. Av. 8 Pierron & Nealy, hairdressers, 55 William Pickard Jos. lampmkr, 90 Leonard, h. 2 Macdougal Pierrs Michael, boilermaker, 412 Tenth Pickard & Dipple, lampmakers, 90 Leonard Pierson Ann, widow of Aaron, 139 Bowery Picken William, collector, 65 E. 13th Pierson Catharine, flagmaker, 198 Hudson Pickens Daniel, dyer, 301 Bowery, h. Jersey Pierson Charles E. physician, 131 Franklin | Pickens George, marblepolisher, 68 W . 27th PIERSON CHARLES H. com. mer. 61 South • Picker Carl, printer, 135 E. Broadway Pierson Charles P. 35 Cortlandt, h. 131 Av. 9 Picker William, mason, 61 Mott Pierson Daniel B. mason, 25 Morton 3 Pickerd Ferdinand, carpenter, 96 Willett Pierspn Edwin, mason, 389 Sixth 5 Pickering Edward, tailor, 63 Orchard Pierson Henry L. iron, 25 Front Pickering Joseph T. printer, 44 Bank Pierson Henry R. lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 78 Livings­ r PICKERING LORING, liquors, 61 Cortlandt, h.. ton, Brooklyn Brooklyn Pierson Ira, clerk, 46 Fourth Pickering Thomas, teas, 227} Av. 8, h. 227} Av. 8 Pierson Israel, boxes, 6 Platt, h. 56 Leroy Pickersgill C. F. drygoods, 43 Liberty, h. 61Frnklin Pierson J. R. jewelry, 11 Maiden la. h. Newark Pickersgill Wm. C. banker, 56 Wall, h. Staten I. Pierson James H. jeweler, r. 386 Grand, h. 36 Att’y Pickersgill W. C. & Co. bankers, 56 Wall Pierson John O, fancy brushmaker, 65 Orchard :: Pickett Joseph, gasfitter, 219 Spring Pierson John R. drygoods, 8 Pine, h. 63 Barclay - Pickett Sarah, wid. of William, 115 Delaney Pierson John S. clothing, 194 Broadway, h. 75 High, Pickford John, grocer, 90 Lewis, h. 90 Lewis Brooklyn - Pickhards Frederick, cabinet, 125 Pitt, h. 304 Stntn Pierson Joseph, liquors, 50 Frankfort Pickhardt Frederick, chairmaker, 100 Lewis Pierson Joseph D. late cabinetmaker, 198 Hudson Pickned George, tailor, r. 192 Second Pierson Joseph W . 303 Tenth i Pickslay William M. agent, 248 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Pierson Phebe, wid. 21 Av. A i? Picton Thomas, editor, 22 Spruce, h. 74 Fourth Pierson Samuel, cording, 42 Greenwich ■■Pidcock Daniel, saws, r. 235 Delaney Pierson Stephen H. mer. 122 Pearl, h. 13 Hammond - Pidemann F. grocer, Washington c. Robinson, h. Pierson William M. brushes, 305 Pearl, h. 252 22 Harrison Adams, Brooklyn Pidgeon Francis, shipsmith, 38 Dover,h.l55Goerck Pierson William S. lawyer, 9 Nassau i Pidgeon Patrick, carman, 155 Goerck Pierson William W. clerk, Hall of Records, h. 61 its Pidgeon Peter, com. mer. 17 Water, h. 20 G’wich Horatio s Pidgeon Samuel, machinist, 127 Goerck PIERSON & CO. iron and cutnails, 25 Front Pidgeon William, mason, W . 41st n. Av. 9 Pierson & Jennings, clothing, 194 Broadway ! Pieckluff Michael, laborer, r. 160 Second Piessnecker Frederick, bootmaker, 359 Broome : Pielmann Charles H. liquors, 1 Jackson, h. 1 Jacksn Pietch Abraham, tailor, 169 Elm Piemann Dietrich, grocer, 96 Monroe, h. 96 Monroe Pietch Joshua, cutter, 145 E. 25th . Pieper Julius, grocer, 1 Elizabeth & soap,26 Willett, Pietch Philip, inspector of weights and measures. h. 1 Elizabeth 188 Av. 3, h. 188 Av. 3 3 Pieper & Forrester, soap & candles, 24 & 30 Willett Pifer Jacob, night scavenger, 90 Rivington ?i Pieplio John, grocer, Av. 2 c. E. 28th Pigeon Julie, washing, 114 Av. 8 Pier Charles, carpenter, 63 Norfolk Pigeon Patrick, carman, r. 77 Greene %Pier Sylvester, late coppersmith, 86 Stanton Piggot Joseph, upholsterer, 94 Divison, h. 52 E. Pierce Abraham, com. mer. 413 West, h. 193 W.22d Broadway \ Pierce Edward, blacksmith, 318 Stanton Piggot Sami, watchmkr, 295 Hudson, h. 295Hudson % Pierce Edwin A. drygoods, 42 Beaver, h. 4 Poplar, Piggot William, upholsterer, 287 Bowery, h. 52 E. Brooklyn Broadway Pierce Frances (col’d), widow of Richard, 6 York Piggott George, mathematical insts. 75 Nassau PIERCE GEORGE & CO. range, 300 & 843 Broad­ Pignet Louis C. watchcase, 23 Chestnut way, h. 126 Chambers Pi°-ot Edward N. com. mer. 120 Front, h. Bushwick Pierce George B. drygoods, 3 Pine, h. 254 W. 19th Pigot William A. painter, 86 Division, h.3Thomps’n • Pierce Henry, wheelwright, 10 Christopher, h. 192 Pigott Michael, laborer, 120 Cedar Av. 6 Pigott William, laborer, 120 E. 26th v PIERCE JAMES, grocer, 195 Bleecker, h. 195 Pike Beniamin jr. optician, 294 B’way, h. 294 Bway PIKE BENJAMIN & SONS, opticians, 166 Broads Bleecker way, h. 42 North Moore : .Pierce James (col’d), laborer, 8 Lispenard Pierce John (col’d), coachman, 205 Church Pike Daniel, optician, 166 B’way, h. 42 N. Moore Pierce John R. carman, 112 Charles Pike David B. hardware, 12 Gold, h. 605 Houston Pierce John S. fruits, 693 B’way, h. 143 Norfolk Pike Emanuel, clothing, 81 & 113 Chatham, h. 81 Pierce Miller (col’d), shoemaker, r. 183 Church Chatham PIERCE ROSWELL G. r. e. agent, 13 Wall, h. 14 Pike Gardiner, optician, 166 B’way, h. 170 E. 23d Pike Horace B. broker, 65 Broad, h. 133 Monroe W. 38th PIN 428 PIT Pike Israel B. importer, 69 Laurens Pinkham Joseph, leather, 27 Spruce, h. 128 Suffolk Pike James, fancygoods, 71 Broadway, h.27Walker I mkham J. & Co. leather, 27 Spruce Pike James, liquors, 150 Centre & 111 Walker Pinkney Isaac M. mer. 36 Maiden lane, h. 6 Av. 1 Pike Joseph G- fancygoods, 19 Dey, h. Brooklyn Pinkney James H. naval officer, c. h. h. 81 Lex Av Pike Moses S. late mer. 102 Sullivan Pinkney James W. cloths, 36 Maiden la. h. Conn.’ Pike Philip, inspector, 188 Ay. 3 Pinkney John M. lawyer, 142 B’way, h. 220 H ear? Pike Philip, imp. 35 S. William, h. 216 Thompson Pinkney Philip, shoemaker, 137 Lewis Pike Rachael, wid. o f Boos, clothing, 132 Walker Pinkney Thompson,blockmaker,275 Front,h.80 Cliff Pike Robert, s'aWyer, 362 Ninth Pinkney William T. 142 Broadway, h. 220 Henry PIKE ROBERT G. lawyer, 16 Wall Pinkusjohn Pinkus,'segars, 302 Houston Pike Thomas, shoemaker, 376 Av. 8 Pinneo Henry O. mer. 39 Cedar, h. 91 E. 17th PIKE & LADD, combs, &c. 19 Dey PINNEO WILLIAM W. & CO. merchants 39 PIKE & LAWSON, drygoods, brokers & commis­ Cedar, h. 66 Warren, Brooklyn sion merchants, 65 Broad Pinner Bernhard, clothier, 28 Vandewater Pikel John, bootmaker, 164 Ay. 9 Pinner Samuel, caps, 534 Grand Pilaluger Mary, boarding 3 Benson Pinner Simon, clothing, 288 Grand, h. 284 Grand Pilcher James M. straw hat presser, 1 Chrystie Pinney Ambrose L. lawyer. 75 Nassau, h. E. 31st Pilger Henry, tailor, 217 Rivington bet. Lexington and 4th Avs. Pilger Philip, tailor, r. 250 Stanton Pinney John B. (Rev.), cor. secretary n. y. col. soc. PILKINGTON DANIEL, com mer. 94 Wall Spruce c. Park row, h. Yorkville Pilkington Orpha, widow of Joseph, dressmaker, Pinsent John, confectioner, 350£ Bwry.h. 350J Bwrv 184 W. 19th Pintard Samuel, boatman, 75 Market Pilkington Richard, boarding, 460 Water Pinteaux (refused), 21 Howard Pill Joseph (col’d), laborer, 79 Sheriff Pinteney William, laborer, r. 433 Hudson Pillet George, tailor, 91 Willett Pipenbrieng Edward, shoemaker, 213 Second Pillichody Charles, importer, 52 John, h. Hoboken Piper Edward, importer, 4 William Pillot Andrew P. banker, 67 Wall,h. New Jersey Piper Frederick, tailor, r. 26 Columbia Pillot & Lebarbier, bankers, 67 Wall Piper Frederick, oysters, 40J- Whitehall Pillow William H. strawhatpresser, 1 Chrystie Piper George, mason, 319 Av. 1 Pillsbury Nehemiah O. com. mer. 39 South, h. 64 Piper Henry, grocer, 73 James Sands, Brooklyn Piper James, tailor, 233 Elizabeth PILLSBURY & SANDFORD, com. mers. 39 South Pipet Gustave, 342 Fourth, h. 14 E. 11th Piltclaup Peter, scavenger, E. 13th c. Av. B Pimie Henry, distiller, 24 Orange, h. 15 Walker PIM SAMUEL, coals, 255 Grand, h. Williamsburgh Pirnie John, distiller, 24 Orange, h. Westchester Pinchbeck William F. artificial flowers, 265 Wil­ Pimie John, jr. brewer, 24 Orange, h. 57 Rose liam, h. 265 William Pimie Peter, late mer. 168 Front, h. Eastchestsr Pinchon Louis, brushes and artists’ brush manufac­ Pirnie Peter B. distiller, 24 Orange, h. 15 Walker tory, 27 Lispenard Pimie P. B. & H. distillers, 24 Orange Pinckney Augustus H. carpenter, 75 New, h. Bklyn Pimie & Co. brewers, 24 Orange PINCKNEY BENJAMIN F. house, sign and orna­ Pirro Joseph, baker, 148 Third mental painter, 176 Orchard, h. 96 Stanton Pirron Clara, widow of John, 95 Grand Pinckney Charles C. agent. 92 Stanton, h. 92Stanton Pirsson Jas. pianomakr, 87 Leonard; h. 87 Leonard Pinckney Elizabeth, wid. o f Elijah, 186 Henry Pirsson John William, lawyer, 77 Nassau Pinckney Henry, furniture, 42 Downing PIRSSON JOSEPH P. civil engineer, 5 Wall, h. 3 Pinckney Isaac L. tailor, W. 33d n. Broadway Ludlow place Pinckney J. H. Hobart, lawyer, 78 Nassau, h. L. I. Pisor Louis, clerk, 69 James Pinckney James M. broker, 82 Wall, h. 186 Henry Pi9tner Michael, bootmaker, 60 Delaney Pinckney Jane E. widow of Peter, 3 Suffolk Pistor Philip F. mer. 62 Beaver, h. 251 W. 19th Pinckney Joseph C. accountant, 5 Hall of Records, Pitcairn Edward, 67 Willett h. 94 Stanton Pitcher Alanson, machinist, 460 Grand Pinckney Julia, widow, nurse, 15 Gay Pitcher David A. police, r. 153 E. 24th Pinckney Margaret, widow o f Peter, 94 Stanton Pitcher Ithamar, boots & shoes.350 Av.6,1350 Av.6 Pinckney Stephen R. plumber, 177 Allen Pitcher Stacey, late mason, 117 Crosby PINCKNEY THOMAS C. lawyer, 78 Nassau, h. L. I. Pithon Anthony, jeweler, 80 Nassau, h. 35 Dey Pinckney Thompson, blockmaker, 275 Front h. Pitkin John R. real estate, 68 B’way, h. Woodville Bloomingdale Pitkin Lucius, lawyer, 77 Nassau Pindar Norwood, machinist, 39 Macdougal Pitman Thos. B. grocer,205 Hudson, h.2 Desbrosses Pinder Dennis, laborer, r. 10 Mulberry Pitman Wm. E. grocer, 205 Hudson, h.2 Desbrosses Pine Charles, carpenter, 147 Christopher Pitman W . E. & T. B grocers, 205 Hudson Pine Charlotte, teacher, 42 E. 19th Pitou Spire, gilding, 103 Reade Pine Elizabeth, teacher. E. 19th bet. Avs. 4 and 5 Pitsche Henry, shoemaker, 97 Chrystie Pine Gilbert G. feedtore, 89 Av. D, h. 269 Seventh Pitschke Julius, locksmith, 118 Greenwich Pine John. 676 Fodrth Pitt Charles .& Son, plumbers, 17 Av. 3, h. 2 St Pine John W . smith, 676 Fourth Mark’s place Pine John W . mantillas, 59 Grand Pitt Hannah, widow of Nicholas, 115 Clinton Pine Joseph, carriagemkr. 119 Walker, h. 203 Hester Pitt Thomas I. brassfinisher, 25 John Pine Mary, widow of Thomas, 388 Sixth Pitt William, clockmaker, 33 Carmine Pine Richard, carman, 339 Delaney Pitt William, hatter, E. 14th c. Av. 1 Pine Samuel, shipcarpenter, 676 Fourth Pitt William, plumber, 17 Av. 3, h. 70 Third Pine Samuel, coal, 255 Grand, h. 75 South Second, Pittaluga Philip, accountant, 164 Ludlow W illiamsburgh PITTFIELD CHARLES R. tavern, 6 Amity, h. 218 Pine Smith, feed, 8 Peck slip, h. Brooklyn Mercer Pine Stephen, stagedriver, 11 W. 35th PITTIS THOMAS, engraver,296 Pearl, h. 49 E.19th Pine, Nostrand & Combs, feed, 8 Peck slip Pittman Ann, widow of S. J. poultry, Catharine Pinel Joseph (col’d), laborer, r. 46 Thomas market, h. 57 Second Pinell Charles, pedler, 89 Willett Pitman Bridget, 202 Delaney Pineo Edward H. shipcarpenter, 291 Seventh Pitman Catharine, widow, 25 Goerclc Pinguis Jacob, tailor, 56 Mulberry Pitman John I. equipments, 56 Frankfort, h. 2 Av. 1 Pink Henry, segar manufactory, r. 138 Delaney Pittman Lemuel, jr. painter, 174 Stanton Pink Lewis, 322 Monroe Pittman Margaret, widow of William. 273 Riv’gton Pinkeney William, market, 316 Henry Pittman Wm. butcher, 8 Catharine mkt. h. Bklyn Pinker John, marblecutter, 133 Amity Pitts Dorrance B. cooper, 27 Sullivan Pinkerton Alexander, shipfastner, r. 124 Cannon Pitts Edward, mariner, 32 Goerck Pinkerton James, contractor, 16 Attorney Pitts Friend, grocer, 51 Grand, h. 45 Grand Pinkerton William P. boarding, 351 Water Pitts Jacob, boatman, 210 Bowery ___________ PLA 429 POC Pitts John, grocer, 51 Grand, h. 47 Grand Platt Nathaniel C. drygoods, 112 W. 20th Pitts J. & F. grocers, 51 Grand Platt Newton, broker, 70 Wall, h. Brooklyn Pixley A shovels, 229 Pearl, h. 252 Fulton, Bklyn Platt Peter, moulder, 75 Perry Place Abby, widow of John, 153 Goerck Platt Richard H. liquors, 132 Division, h. 132 Div’n Place Alexander, carman, 183 Delaney Platt Robert, 149 W . 16th Place Anna, widow o f Aaron, boarding, 282 Grand Platt Rodolphus P. clerk, 61 Pearl, bds. 3 State Place Charles, cupper, 9 Allen Platt Samuel H. umbrellas, 132 Mott Place Charles jr. grocer,266 Washington, h. 9 Allen Platt William H. coin. mer. 47 Pearl, h. 72 Lexing­ Place Edward, boatman, 153 Goerck ton Av. Place Elizabeth, widow o f Perceval, 101 Forsyth Platt Zephaniah, lawyer, 49 William, h. 288 W . 22d Place Ephraim B. 84 Dey, h. 71 Rivington Platt & Brother, importers of watches, jewelry, Place George D. carman, 227 Seventh cutlery, and fancy goods, 20 Maiden lane, and Place Helen M. dressmaker, 237 Wooster gold and silver refinery and bullion office, 4 Place Henry, locksmith, 108 Attorney Liberty place Place James, shipcarpenter, 93 Houston PLATT, GERARD & BUCKLEY, lawyers, 27 Wall Place James K. grocer, 84 Dey, h. 79 Eldridge Platter Henry, tailor, 30 Wooster Place John R. porterh. 345 Spring, h. 333 Spring Plattmer Henry, tailor, 134 Broome Place Joseph, boilermaker, 272 Stanton Platz William, laborer, 170 Third Place Joshua, oarman, 71 Mulberry Platzader John L. laborer, 20 Rector Place Lorenzo, stagedriver, 227 Seventh Playfair John, upholsterer, 3 Av. 3, h. 3 Av. 3 Place Nelson, shipbroker, 69 South, h. 33 Norfolk Playfoot David R. saddler, 70 Houston, h. 129 Place Robert J. coppersmith, 93 Houston Cannon Place Robt. S. shipsmith, 253 South, h. 252 Madison Plendervilt Richard, laborer, 430 Water Place Smith, stevedore, 92 Washington, h. Wmsbg Pleslin William, pianofortes, 244 Barrow Place Willett L. carman, 290 Third Piet Anastase (col’d), barber, 3 Orange Place William H. machinist, 41 Broome Piet Cherry L. (col’d), barber, 45 Jay, h. 85 W . Plade William, store, 56 Rector Broadway Plain Francis, jeweler, 165 Av. 6, h. 165 Av. 6 Pletsch John, blacksmith, 47 Attorney Plain Francis B. turner, 14 Watts Pletsch Peter, machinist, 209 Franklin Plain William, music, 142 Hammond Plimpton Charles L. strawgoods, 71 William, bds. Planitz Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 147 Chrystie Butts h. Plant Edward, mer. 146 William, h. 130 Livingston, Plimpton Edwin D. drygoods, 5 S. William, h. 127 Brooklyn Columbia, Brooklyn Plant James, tailor, 113 Hudson Plimpton John G. dry goods, 47 Broadway, boards Plant John G. goldbeater, 122 William, h. 37 Jud son’s hotel Sands, Brooklyn PLINTA CHARLES, Bond st. house, 663 Br’dway Plant Wm. H. trunkmaker, 257 Rivington, h. 552 Plism Matthias, bookkeeper, 28 Renwick Broadway Ploger Ernest & Co. grocers, 69 & 107 Av. 3, h. 107 Plant & Hooper, goldbeaters, 122 William Av. 3 Planten Hermanus, capsules, 224 William Ploss Adam, carver,543 Greenwich,h.126 Hamerslcy Plashtein John, chairmaker, r. 82 Cannon Plott John, saloon, 153 Greenwich Plass Edmund, shipjoiner, 262 Seventh Plotts Jonathan W. speculator, 9 Patchin place Plass John T. machinist, 79 Av. C Plowman Thomas, carpenter, 66 W. 18th Plassman Casper, cabinetmaker, W. 41st n. Av. 9 Plows William, printer, 137 Macdougal Plassinan Henry, grocer, 170 Third Plows William J. bookkeeper, 291 Broadway, h. 137 Platenius W. A. com. mer 43 New, h. 16 Wyckoff, Macdougal Brooklyn Pluce John, laborer, 112 Henry Platon Edward, bricklayer, 127 Third Pluck Christopher, tailor, 92 Oliver Platt Charles, drygoods, 65 Liberty, h. Conn. Plum Deborah, widow of Isaac, 4 Varick place Platt Charles, carman, 130 Amos Plum Nath. D. blinds, 168 Chambers, h. N. Jersey Platt Charles, late cabinetmaker, 169 Wooster Plumb James M. mer. 43 Cedar, h. 132 W. 13th Platt Charles H. pumpmkr, 46 West, h. 143 Monroe Plumb William, bookkeeper, 213 Chrystie Platt Charles S. feed, 143 Elizabeth, h. 9 Second Plumb William F. carpenter, W. 35th n. Av. 10 Platt Charles W. clerk, 46 Suffolk PLUMB E NATIONAL DAGUERRE AN GAL­ Platt Christopher, weaving utensils, 151 W . 15th LERY, 251 Broadway Platt David, carman, r. 399 Madison Plume Edward H. bowling, 27 James Platt Ebenezer, cash, bank, 45 Wm, h. 150 Monroe Plume George T. gr’cer, 70 Water, h. 600 Houston Platt Elizabeth, wid. Zopha, 23 Essex Plume & Lamont, grocers, 70 & 72 Water Platt Ellison, cooper, 148 Forsyth, h. 127 Clinton Plumer Amelia, widow of William, 78 Sheriff Platt Epenetus, jr. carman, 58 Greene Plumer Frederick, grocer, 4 Centre market place Platt Frederick, blockmkr, 205 South, h. 123 Monroe Plumer Henry, oysters. 57 Elm Platt Frederick L. shipbrkr, 62 South, h. Jersey city Plumer Thomas, 163 Varick PLATT GEORGE, decorations, 53 B’way, h.39 Ay.7 Plumley Alexander R. map agent, 63 E. 27th Platt George W. watches, 20 Maiden la. h. 105 Amity Plummer Edward, clerk, 86 Greenwich, h. Br’klyn Platt Henry M. assayer, 4 Liberty pi. h. 81 Orchard Plummer Jane, wid. William, boarding, 65 Br’dway PLATT ISAAC L. plateglass, 6 Spruce, h. 19 Rut­ Plummer Roswell, com. mer. 3 Front, h. 9 Butler, gers pi. S. Brooklyn Platt James, clerk, 138 Reade Plummer William, wheelwright, 103 Allen Platt James N. lawyer, 27 Wall,bds. Newark hotel Plump Henry, grocer, 332 W. 29th, h. 332 W . 29th Platt Joel; visitor alms house, 70 First Plumstead Lewis M. carman, 134 Charles Platt John, provisions, 25 Water, h. 53 E. B’way Plunket John, driver, r. 76 Av 3 Platt John A. grocer, 126 Broome Plunket Robert, stagedriver, r. 200 W. 26th PLATT JOHN E. grocer, 31 Morton, h. 31 Morton Plunkett Alfred, importer, 104 William, h. 91 Elm Platt John H. patternmaker, 347 W . 24th Plunkett Eugene, sec. k. b. b. c. h. 139 E. 19th Platt John H. lawyer, 40 Wall, h. 45 Murray Plunkett James, stoker, r. 49 Christopher Platt John R. boltingcloth, 6 Spruce, h. 97 Clintn pi. Plunkett John, types, 308 Stanton Platt Jonathan P. hatter, 52 Catharine, h. 59 Hicks, Plunkett John, engineer, 243 South Brooklyn Plunkett Patrick, laborer, r. 108 W . 21st Platt Justis, tailor, 171 W . 26th Plunkett Patrick J. crockery, 40 Catharine Platt Lucretia, 101 Orchard Plunkett Thomas, tailor, r. 13 Mott Platt Margaret A. select school, 513 Grand Plunkett Thomas, porterhouse, Av. 7 n. W. 34th PLATT MEDAD & CO. grocers, 184 South, h.222 Plyer George, paperstainer, 240 W . 30th Henry Plymer John F. varnisher, 120 Clinton Platt Nathan C. watches, 20 Maiden la. h. 29 Wash­ Poag John, mer. 1 Front, h. E. 28th n. Av. 5 ington sq. Pocklington John, sailor, r. 100 Catharine POL 430 PON Pockridge Michael, painter, r. W . 18th n. Av. 6 Pollard William, mariner, 254 Henry Podmore John, chronometermaker, 127 Rivington Pollard William H. horsedealer, 303 Eighth Poe James W. accountant, 95 William, h. 89 Elm Pollen & Colgate, commission merchants and gen. Poe Lydia, widow of William, 41 Thompson eral agents for the Atlantic white lead company, Poeyea Marselle, carpenter, 65 Av. B and plate glass from the manufactory of Saint® Poggenseick Eibe H. grocer, 276 Greenwich, h. 276 Marie, D’Oignies 287 & 289 Pearl Greenwich Pollet John L. waiter, 149 Church Pogliani Cesaire, 325 Av. 4 POLLITZ OTTO W . merchant, 8 Beaver, h. 42 Pohck Henry, shoemaker, 354 Water Pacific, Brooklyn Pohl Anthony, jeweler, 175 Bowery, h. 175 Bowery Pollitzer Moritz, watches, 44 Av. 3, h. 44 Av. 3 Pohle Frederick, baker, 124 Delaney Pollock Alexander, carpenter, 279 Av. 6 Pohle Theodore C. baker, 124 Delaney Pollock David, W. 31st n. Av. 8 Pohle F. & Son, bakers, 124 Delaney Pollock David, hotel, 9 City Hall square Pohlker Henry, grocer, 32 Oak, h. 32 Oak Pollock Eben, 34 Renwick Pohlman Anthony, grocer, 14 Thomas, h.14 Thomas Pollock Edward, late grocer, 1 Troy Pohlman Hermann F. shirts, 391£ Pearl, h. 493 Pearl POLLOCK GEORGE & CO. brassfounders, Centre Pohnlein George, shoes, 104 Thompson c. Reade, h. 5 Orchard Poillion Henry, 75 Charlton POLLOCK GEORGE H, & CO. com.mers. 151 Poillon Alexander C. drygoods, 57 Catharine, h. Broadway, h. Brooklyn Brooklyn Pollock Hugh S. tinware, 48 Cortlandt, h. 238 Poillon Cornelius, drygds, 57 Catharine,h.227 Henry Washington Poillon Cornelius, shipwright, 443 Water, h. 68 Pollock James, weaver, 6.J- Bank Market Pollock James, contractor, 237 W. 18th, h. 235 Poillon George W . mer. 58 Front, h. New Jersey W . 18th Poillon John, policeman, 88 Hamersley Pollock John, butcher, 291 Av. 10 Poillon John H. mer. 69 Cortlandt, h.84 Orchard Pollock John, bootmaker, 48 Av. 8 Poillon John J. clerk, 117 Spring Pollock John, city surveyor, 237 W. 18th, h. At. 10 Poillon Margaret, 116 Bowery bet. W. 19th & 20th Poillon Peter, carman, 53 Sheriff Pollock John, engineer, 44 Hubert Poillon Peter, jr. late mer. 774 Broadway Pollock John K. mer. 128 Bedford Poillon Richard jr. shipwright, 443 Water & 224 Pollock Joseph, grocer, 115 Twelfth South, h. 55 Henry Pollock Julius, chemist, 472 Grand, h. Morrisania Poillon C. & A. C. drygoods, 57 Catharine Pollock Margaret, widow of William, 14 Gay POILLON C. & R. shipwrights, 443 Water & 224 Pollock Robert, contractor, 1 Hudson pi. South Pollock Robert, clerk, 36 Vestry Point George W. printer, 232 Monfoe Pollock Thomas, engraver, 76 Nassau, h. Williams- Pointon Richard, printer, r. 35 First burgh Poirier Edmund, com mer. 120 Pearl Pollock Thomas C. accountant, 103 Front Poirier Emanuel, com. mer. 120 Pearl Pollock William, packer, 615 Greenwich Poirier Peter, com. mer. 120 Pearl, h. 15 W . 17fh Pollock William, moulder, 327 Ninth Poirier Freres. com. mer. 120 Pearl Pollock & Gooderson, hotel, 9 City Hall square Poke Henry, (col’d), laborer, r. 122 Macdougal Polock Archibald, stonecutter, 70 Av. 9 Poitres Joseph, stonecutter, E. 13th n. Av. 1 Polston Edwin P. baker, 36 Scammel Poitters Agust, segars, 80 Ridge Poly Solomon, horsedealer, 91 Columbia Polack Joseph, notary public, 5 Broad, h. 451 Wash­ Polya Hermann, cabinetmaker, 177 Essex ington Pomeroy Benjamin jr. drygoods, 24 Liberty Polak J. importer, 414 Pearl Pomeroy Daniel, merch. 86 Front, h. 76 Remson, Polan Thomas, laborer, r. 108 E. 22d Brooklyn Poland Mary, wid. o f John, liquors, 515 Water Pomeroy George, mer. 34 Beaver, h. 27 W. 17th Pole Jeanette, widow, 13 Norfolk POMEROY GEORGE V. hardware, 16 Platt, h. 104 Polegreen George, mason, 81 Jackson Seventh Polegreen Joseph, mason, 46 Broome Pomeroy George W . 261 Av. 4 Polgavie James, carman, 59 Av. A. Pomeroy Grove, com. mer. 16 Platt, h. Brooklyn Polgreen Wallace, truckman, 261 Stanton Pomeroy Isaac, lawyer, 54 Wall & 26 Greenwich Polhamus Abram H. carpenter, 192 W. 24th, h. 207 Av. h. 26 Greenwich Av. Av. 9 Pomeroy Jane, widow o f George, 419 Fourth Polhamus Ann, 351 Pearl Pomeroy John B. grocer, 19 Goerck, h. 19 Goerck Polhamus Ann, wid. Eldridge, dressmaker,47 Oliver Pomeroy Julia W . teacher, 26 North Moore Polhamus Henry, salesman, 29 Lewis Pomeroy Lawrence, porter, 341 Madison Polhamus Henry A. oils, 262 South, 120 Front, h. Pomeroy Maria, widow of John, 13 Sullivan 230 Clinton Pomeroy Ralph, mer. 116 Nassau & museum, 300 Polhamus John, jeweler, 494 Grand & 85 Duane, h. Broadway, h. Williamsburgh 494 Grand Pomeroy Thomas L. porterhouse, 193 Reade, h. 48 Polhamus Richard J. mer. 12 Cedar, h. 85 Second Harrison Polhemus A. D. mer. 59 Broad, h. Brooklyn Pomeroy R. & Co. museum, 300 Broadway Polhemus Abraham, grocer, 361 Bowery, h. 396 Pomeroy & Leonard, drygoods, 24 Liberty Fourth Pomroy Daniel, drygoods, 59 Liberty, b. Stat. Isl d Polhemus James S. wool, 117 Pearl, staves, Jeffer­ Pomroy Harriet, widow of Amos, upholsterer, 303 son c. Monroe, h. Hurlgate, L. I. Division, h. 303 Division Polhemus John, printer, 117 Varick Pomroy Wright, feathers, 168J Chthm, 231 Madsn Polhemus John C. shipcarpenter, 674 Fourth Pond B. F. mer. 56 Water, h.-Brooklyn Polhemus Theodore jr. mer. 59 Broad, h. Brooklyn Pond Ellen M. dressmaker, 73£ Canal Polis Joseph, gardener, 101 W . 26th Pond Harrison, chairmaker, 66 Rivington Polje Franz, cabinetmkr. r. 6 Stanton, h.r. 6 Stanton POND J. F. mer. 56 Water, h. Wooster, Mass. Pollack Joseph, drygoods, 91J- Division, h. 91J Di­ Pond James O. physician, 47 Av. 6 vision Pond Loyal S. broker, 97 Wall, h. Tarrytown Pollack Leopold, moneybelts, 185 Pearl,h.91J Vesey Pond Noah S. clocks, 41 Cortlandt Pollard Alice, widow of John, 164 Laurens Pond Sylvester, cartmaker, 15 E. 13th Pollard Charles, steward, 32 Scammel Pond William & Co. brewers, 164 W. 18th Pollard Electa L. widow of Calvin, 214 W . 18th Pond William A. music, 1 Frnklin sq. h. 121 Greene Pollard Elizabeth, wid. Uriah A. 211 W. 22d POND, GILMAN & MACK, produce brokers, W Pollard James, carman, 251 W . 27th Wall Pollard Otis, builder, 140 Wooster, h. 142 Wooster onlaye Peter, 17 North Moore Pollard Robert, stevedore, 73 Madison , ons Gustavus, liquors, 111 Nassau, h. I l l Nassau Pollard Thomas, steward, 32 Scammel onsford Abby, widow of William, 31 Amos POR 431 POS PONSOT GEORGE, cabinetmaker, 343 Broadway, Porteous Robert, carpenter, 94 W. 19th, h. 137 h. 87 Franklin W . 11th Pontau Paul (col’d), vict. 296 Second, h. 294 Second Porter Alexander, printer, 37 Frankfort Pontez Charles, piledriver, 71 Cedar Porter Alex. E. shoes, 436 Hudson, h 417 Hudson Pontner Patrick, tailor, r. 114 Willett Porter Andrew, marblecutter, 32 Amos Ponton Adam, butcher, 141 G’wich, h. 378 Av. 1 Porter Asa S. mer. 95 Front, bds. Atlantic hotel Ponton Margaret, widow of Adam, 17 Bedford Porter Augustus D. tailor, 348 Broadway, h. 32 Pontton John, printer, 289 Monroe Sands, Brooklyn Ponvert Elias, mer. 67 Water, h. 12 W . 11th PORTER CHARLES T. lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. 23 Pook Henry, mason, 118 Ludlow Douglass, Brooklyn Pool Catharine, widow o f John, 270 Ninth Porter Daniel H.. dentist, 290 Broadway Pool John, police, 56 Horatio Porter David B.’ drygoods, 65 Catharine, h. Br’klyn Pool John R. boilermaker, 33 Gansevoort Porter Edmund J. lawyer, 6 City Hall pi. & 18 Pool Joseph, 193 Prince Centre, h. 22 Lamartine pi. Pool Joseph W . bookbinder," 14 Waats Porter Edward E. broker, 129 Water, h. Brooklyn Pool Mary, widow of Joseph, 88 Bedford Porter Edward L. insurance, 11 Wall, h. 95 M’dgal Pool William, butcher, 10 Wash’gton market, h. 168 Porter Eleazar, mer. 218 Water, h. 228 Ninth Christopher Porter Frederick B. & Co. grocers, 82 Division, h. Poole1Abraham, mason, 147 Essex 134 Eldridge Poole*1Arthur, furniture, 142 Av. 7 Porter Henry C. hardware, 19 Cliff, h. 75 Av. 2 Poole Edward (col’d), porter, 26 Columbia IPORTER HENRY H. physician, 216 Fulton, h. Ppole Freeman, shipcarpenter, 34 Lewis Bushwick Poole Henry A. tinsmith, 40 Av. 3, h. 40 Av. 3 Porter Henry T. hotel, 458 Av. 3 Poole Seward B. shipcarpenter, 649 Water Porter Hugh, carman, r. 40 Wooster Poole Thomas, thermometers, 5 0 7 Broadway Porter Isabella S. wid. Samuel A. 65 Fifth Poole William, notary, 39 Burling si. h. 362 Atlan­ Porter James, lumberman, 40 Hamersley tic, S; Brooklyn Porter James C. baker, 285 Av.. 10, h. 285 Av. 10 POOLE, PENTZ & GOIN, shipping office, 39 Porter Jane (col’d), dressm’r, 33 W . Broadway Burling slip Porter Joel B. carman; 200 Greene Pooler J. clerk, 160 Franklin Porter John, carpenter, 187 W . 13th Pooley Thomas W . painter, 36 Columbia Porter John F. hotel, 163 Broadway Pooley William I. clerk, 36 Columbia Porter John H. brushes, 289 Hudson, h. 289 Hudsn POOR HENRY V. editor, 136 Nassau, h. 12 Cot­ Porter John J. clerk, 68 William, h. Gowanus tage place Porter Joseph C. morocco, 23 Ferry, bds. 236 E.B.y Poor Joel W. pianomaker, 164 E. 20th Porter Joseph T. clerk, 2 New C. Hall, h.289 Hud’n Poore Charles F. fancystore, 240 Walker Porter Lewis (col’d), sailor, 79 Sheriff Pooton William, butcher, 90 Clinton Porter Lucius P. mer. 40 Cedar, bds. Judson’s ho. Pope Arnd, grocer, Av. 8 c. W . 28th, h. Av. 8 c. W . Porter Martin R. sashmaker, Canal c. Centre, h. 99 28th Canal Pope Charles, sen. 129 Franklin Porter Mortimer, lawyer, 78 Broadway Pope Frederick, blacksmith, 480 Cherry Porter Peter S. (col’d), waiter, 163 W . 29th Pope Frederick, tailor, 34 City Hall place Porter Rachel, boarding, 34 Walker Pope George, tailor, 96 Av. 8, h. 96 Av. 8 Porter Reuben jr. bookkeeper, 209 Water, h. 277 Pope Henry, pencilcases, r. 12 Dutch, h. 526j- Gold, Brooklyn Broome Porter Robert, grocer, 518 Pearl, h. 518 Pearl Pope Henry, grocer, 209 Broome, h. 64 Norfolk Porter Samuel, brassfinisher, 93 Gold Pope Henry C. grcr. 38 Orchard, h. E. 24th c. Av. 1 Porter Sanford L. policeman, 38 Barclay Pope John H. grocery, 91 Av. B Porter Theodore, chairm’r, 60£ Norfolk POPE JOHN W. grocer, 130 Av. 6, h. 130 Av. 6 Porter Theodore W . teacher, h. Lexington Av. bet. Pope Joseph, pedler, 206 Seventh E. 36th and 37th Pope Joseph B. clerk, 56 E. 14th, h. 93 E. 27th Porter Thomas, drygds, 234 Av. 3, h. 130 E. 21st Pope Joshua L. mer. 98 Pine, h. 20 Sands, B’klyn Porter Thomas, mason, W . 39th n. Av. 9 Pope William H. ice, 134 W . 17th Porter Thomas, carman, 29 Christopher POPE & NORTH, pencilcases, 12 Dutch Porter Thomas, S. maps, 50 Ann, h. 179 Essex Popfinger John. tailor, 82 Av. B Porter T. Dwight, teacher, h. Lex’n Av. n. E. 36th POPHAM WILLIAM H. 88 Front, h. Scarsdale Porter William, machinist, 53£ Cannon Popham William S. coal, Broadway, cor. Fourth, h Porter William, tinware and lantern manufacturer, Scarsdale 258 Water, h. Williamsburg POPHAM & CO. coal, Broadway c. Fourth & 199 Porter William, shipjoiner, 273 Third Amos. A box for orders at Journal of Com­ Porter William, laborer, 216 Av. B merce office Porter William H. clerk, r. 131 W . 15th Pople Nathaniel, laborer. 147 Greenwich Porter William T. editor, 5 Barclay, h. 557 Houston Popp Andon, laborer, 89 Sheriii Porter William V. c. h 21 London Terrace Popp Henry, cabinet, 124 Pitt Porter Wm. W. telegraph, 29 Wall, h. 120 Chmbrs Popp William, hairdresser, r. 65 Norfolk PORTER A. D. & WHITNEY, 348 Broadway Poppe G. A. mer. 45 New, h. Union pi. c. Columbia, Porter & Fairchild, brushes, 289. Hudson Brooklyn Porter & Oakes, insurance, 11 Wall Poppe & Co. mers. 45 New p h r t o .. KELLOGG & MERRITT, silk goods, Poppenhusen C. whalebone, 44 Cliff, h. 163 Henry, 40 Cedar Brooklyn Porteus Simon, porter, 502£ Houston Popper Carl, pedler, 304 Rivington Portington Anthony, cabinetmaker, 396 Hudson, h. Poppers M. S. fancygoods, 169 Washington 100 Hamersley Porcher John B. hatter, 151 Water, h. 159 Franklin Portington Edward, cabinetmaker, 396 Hudson, h. Porcher Laurence (col’d), waiter, 122 Clinton pi. 100 Hamersley Porcher William A. hatfinisher, 151 Water, h. 136 Portington Henry, cabinetmaker, 396 Hudson, h. Macdougal h. 100 Hamersley il S ■ . Porcher & Brother, hatters, 151 Water Portington Robert, upholsterer, 168 Fulton, h. 100 Foret Julie, widow, plaiting, 22 White Hamersley . , __ Poritz Frederick, safemaker, W. 15th c. Av. 9 PORTINGTON H. & A. cabinetmakrs, 396 Hudsn Porr Daniel, tailor, 116 Essex Portron Francis, furrier, 92 Cliff Porsell Anne, widow of John, r. 193 Mott Porter Peter, laborer, 31 Laurens Port Elizabeth, millinery, 419 Av. 3 Posmay Ephraim, glazier, 110 Mott Port James A. chairmaker, 159 Forsyth Posner Abraham, jeweler, 248 Grand, h. 248 Grand Port John C. porterhouse, 159 Broome Posner Isaac, tailor, 13 Chestnut Portell Thomas, tailor, 8 Hague Possiel Julius, tailor, 94i Elm POT 432 POW Post Aaron, carpenter, 114 Macdougal POTTER CLARKSON N. lawyer, 27 Wall Post Abigail, wid. William, 98 Hester Potter Edward T. 27 Wall Post Abraham, policeman, 97 Clinton Potter Ellis, lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. 143 Chambers Post Abraham J, clothing, 112 Av. 9, h. 112 Av. 9 Potter Eilis A. (col’d), clthg, 91£ Canal, h. 44 Grand Post Abram, mason, 124 W. Broadway Potter Ellis S. grocer, 93 South, h. 6 Clark, B’klyn Post Alfred C. surgeon, 4 Leroy pi. Potter Fredk. A. haircutter,2 Hanover,h.N.Rochelle Post Agnes, wid. John I. 284 W. 24th Potter Gilbert, jr. naval stores, 154 Front, h. Wil­ Post Angelina, wid. Jotham VV. 79 Amos liamsburg Post Arthur S. clerk, 243 W. 29th Potter Henry F. painter, 543 Av. 6, b.Av. 7 n.W.32d Post Bartholomew, drygds, 84 Ay. C, h. 84 At . C - Potter Isaac, stagedriver, 470 Av. 6 Post Charles, bookbinder, 17 Norfolk Potter James (col’d), porter, 3 Anthony Post Charles, segarmaker, 320 Third Potter John, painter, 502 Greenwich Post Charles C. merchant. 7 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Potter John, stonecutter, 63 Av. 4 Post David, carpenter, 119 Troy Potter John, patterns, 187 Broome Post David D. carpenter, 149 Hammond Potter John, fireman, 34 Trinity pi. Post Edwin, drygoods, 195 Spring, h. 446 Broome Potter John A. barber, 6 Varick Post Edwin A. lawyr, 12 Post’s b’dings, h.258 Tenth Potter Joseph, tailor, 156 Canal, h. Colonnade place Post Francis, carpenter, Av. 10, c. W. 35th bet. Avs. 7 & 8 Post Francis, 54 Hamersley Potter Moses, salesman, 39 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Post Francis jr. 119 Front, h. 4 Staple, Brooklyn Potter Otis R. agent, 5 Nassau, h. 53 E. 24th Post Francis R. builder, 317 W . 29th Potter Robert, engineer, 769 Greenwich Post Garry J. carman, 72 Horatio Potter Robert, laborer, r. 43 Laurens Post Geo. clerk, Am. ex. bank, h. 179 Bleecker Potter Sami. B. provisions, 89 Barclay, h. 77 Morton Post George D. 1 Hanover, h. 18 Waverly pi. Potter Samuel S. safes, 107 John Post Hannah, wid. William L. 253 Delaney Potter Stephen, lumber, 335 West, h. 97 Hamersley Post Jacob A. daguerreotypist, 80 Bowery, h. 46 Potter William, tailor, 2 First Essex Potter, Powers & Co. lumber, 335 West Post James M. agent, 346 Bleecker POTTER & RUSSEL, trade agency, 5 Nassau Post James M. carpenter, Av. 10 c. W . 35th, h. 11 Potters Thomas, cooper, 331 Ninth W. 34th Pottier------, carver, 75 White Post James R. carpenter, 11 Hudson pi. Pottman John, wool sorter, 114 Goerck Post Joel B. 18 Waverly pi. Potts Abram, carver, 15 Bedford i*ost Joel K. shipjoiner, 142 Liberty, h, 63 Av. D Potts Earl P. salesman, 146 Christopher Post John, carman, 356 Greenwich Potts Edward, agent, 145 Elizabeth Post John, printer, 1 Nassau, h. Jersey city Potts George, (Rev.), 27 Av. 5 Post John jr. butcher. 40 Fulton market,h. 332 Av. 3 Potts Hamilton, lawyer, 25 E. 22d Post John A. carpenter, 246 W, 18th Potts John, furniture, 367 Av. 6, h. 367 Av. 6 Post John D. shoemaker, 39 Hamilton Potts John, segarmaker, r. 157 Third Post John G. stairbuilder, 163 Hammond Potts John H. printer, 6 Varick Post Lewis, porter, 221 Fulton, h. 261 Hudson Potts Robert Elliott, trimmings, 9 John, h. Wmsbg Post Mary, widow, 47 Irving place Potts Sarah, dressmaker, 28 Tenth Post Nicholas, shoes, 130£ Bowery, h. 130£ Bowery Potts Thomas, coachman, 197 Ninth Post Peter, carman, 75 Horatio Potts William, tinboxes, 72 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Post Peter, carman, 60 Gansevoort Potts William, carman, 101 Av. 1 Post Peter J. tailor, 113 Av. 9 Potts William H. shipcarpenter, r. 270 Third Post Philip, metal roofer, 9 Stone, h. Brooklyn Pouder Elizabeth, widow of George, 86 Christopher Post Ralph, com. mer. 38 South, h. 74 Av. 2 Pouer Christopher, pianomaker, 242 E. 18th Post Samuel, carpenter, 192 W, 27th Poules George, bricklayer, 302 Second Post Smith, carman, 39 Goerck Poulin Peter, watchinkr, 148 Chatham,h.113 Orch’d Post Stephen, tailor, 46 Essex Poulkoo Charles, cabinetmaker, 303 Delaney Post Sylvester S. books, 274 Second, h. 20 Av. C Poulsen Christian, steward, 29 Roosevelt Post Sylvester O. 256 W. 28th Poulson Mary Anne, widow o f Jesse, 8 Batavia Post Thomas (col’d), whitewasher, 51 Macdougal Poulson William, inspector, 4 Hall of Records, h. Post Waldron B. 1 Hanover, h. 23 Waverly place 282 Broome Post Waldron B. jr. late drygoods, 12 University pi. Poulten John, 237 Seventh •$ Post Washington, ins. co. 114 Fourth Poultney Benjamin, com. mer. 153 Maiden la. h. Post William, merchant, 151 Front, h. Brooklyn 229 W. 14th Post William, 772 Broadway Poultz Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 564 Fourth Post Willis jr. carman, r. 39 Clarkson Poulver Louis, watchmaker, 14 Clarkson Post Zebulon, carman, 316 Delaney Pounce Jacob, tailor, 111 Third Post & Young, drygoods, 195 Spring Pound Jesse (Rev.), 83 Christopher Postelwaite John W. blockmaker, 293 Front, h. Pound Thomas, coachman, 85£ Thompson Williamsburg Pounds John I S. segars, 366 Cherry Postill Dobson, milk, 399 Av, 3 Pourch Ann, widow of Joseph, artificial flowers, Postley Anthony, printer, 16 Stanton 284 Second Postley S. Brooke, lawyer, W. 23d n. Av. 5 Pourch John A. machinist, 284 Second POSTLEY W . M. dentist, 33 Hubert Powel Milan (col’d), laborer, r. 62 Suffolk Postley William, clerk p. o. h. 203 Monroe Powell Alfred, physician, 171 Av. A, h. 171 Av. A Poston Henry, rigger, 153 Madison Powell Allen, carman, 28 Goerck Pote Samuel J. & Co. fruits, 10 Washington markt, Powell Amelia, widow of Joseph, 60 Broome h. Camden, N. J. Powell Arthur G. paint, 247 Washington Pothier Edward, jeweler, r. 18 B’way, h. 15 Grand Powell Benjamin, wheelwright, 191 Delaney, h. 103 Potier Marie, dressmaker, 329 Fourth Clinton Potkins William, carpenter, 552 Fourth Powell Charles, carman, 259 Seventh Potorus Charles (col’d), boarding. 150 Church Powell Christian, butcher, 697 Greenwich Pott Margaret, widow of Gideon, 61 E. 16th Powell Elisha, jr. bookkeeper, 31 Nassau, h. a Pottebaum Caspar H. grocer, 258 Broome, h. 258 Hammond Broome Powell Elzey S. com. mer. 104 Wall, h. 41 Sands, Pottebaum H. tailor, 123 Walker, h. 123 Walker Brooklyn ., Potter Alexander, clerk, 42 Henry Powell Emmet, mineral waters, 140 Church, bos. Potter Americus V. jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. 270 Ninth Providence Powell G. coachlacemaker, r. 23 Howard Potter Catharine, widow o f John W. 11 Amity Powell George, carman, 259 Seventh Potter Charles, agent, 100 John, h. Brooklyn Powell George, produce, W . Washington, h. r. 371 Potter Charles L. (col’d), seaman, r. 13£ Leroy Greenwich J LC ffiO j MNu UUia ^UtSLIStlbKS. 76 N A SSA U S T R E E T , N E W Y O R K , 7 Issue, among other works, the A- M fc R IC'iliSif; A D V E R T I S KRj Established in 1849. 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C Powell William C. tinsmith, 125 Goerck Prahl John, musician, 139 Laurens Powell William C. carman, 127 Cannon Prall Henry R. cashier, 284 Broadway, h 18 Av. 7 Powell Wm. H. mer. 123 Broad, h. 156 Waverly pi. Prall Isaac, 45 Av. 6 Powell William R. tailor, 42 John, h. 123 Greene Prall John P. printer, 9 Spruce, h. 85 Ludlow Powell Willoughby, shipcarpenter, 87 Lewis Prall Margaret A. 33 Union pi. Powell & Henry, segar manufacturs. 109 Beekman Prall Martha, dressmaker, 571 Broadway POWELL & CO. flour, 123 Broad PRALL WILLIAM H. H. sec. of the Grand Lodge Powelson B. F. daguerrian, 177 Broadway, bds. 35 of Northern N. Y. I. O. O. F. 68 Barclay, h. 571 E. Broad way Broadway Power Andrew, painter, 245 Elizabeth PRALL, LEWIS & CO. publishers, 76 Nassau Power Casper, tailor, r. 133 Clinton Prangen & Hamje, grocers, Av. 9 c. W . 25th Power Cath. wid. o f John, shoebinder, 123 Suffolk Prankard Geo. painter. 324* Grand, h. Williamsb’gh Power Charles, carman, 214 E. 11th Prankard John B. painter, 324* Grand, h. 22 Suffolk Power Edward, laborer, r. 237 Rivington Prankard William C. clerk, 35 Chrystie Power Elizabeth, dressmaker, 33 Pell Pranisen Charles, junk, 280 E. 13th Power George, porter, 126 Liberty Praslaw Michael, clothing, 148 Wm. h. 42 Attorney Power Henry, carpenter, 15 Dry dock Prassacachi L. N. imp. 11 S. William & 59 Stone Power James, laborer, 156 Maiden la. Prasz John N. shoemaker. 207 Seventh Power John, cabinetmaker, 330 Houston,h.l8Prince Pratt Andrew, sailor, r. 116 Madison Power John, porter, 4 Bridge Pratt Charles G. drygoods, 7 Cedar Power John, rigger, 668 Water Pratt Christina, wid. Soloman, 6104 Fourth Power John, rags, r. 129 Pitt Pratt D’Anson, publisher, 169 B’way, h. 26 Wi 24th Power John, cabinetmaker, r. 330 & 354 Houston Pratt David, shoemaker, 195 Forsyth h. 354 Houston Pratt David H. carman, 695 Washington Power John, grocr. 156 Maiden la. h. 156 Maiden la. Pratt Edward, speculator, 258 Av. 6, h. 212 W . 18th Power John, shipcarpenter, 649 Water Pratt Elijah, manuf, 53 Fulton, b. 72 Adams, B’klyn POWER JOHN H. lawr, 129 Fulton,h.l20Chambers Pratt George, plumber, 357 Av. 6 Power John N. mer. 148 E. 18th Pratt Geo. publisher, 116 Nassau, bds. 132 Tweflth Power Mary Ann, wid. o f John, r. 3 Extra Pratt Henry Z. books, 4 Cortlandt, h. Hartford Power Mathew, carman, 39 Cannon Pratt James, bricklayer, E. 21st n. Av. 5 Power Michael, laborer, 167 Third Pratt John, printer, 5 Bedford Power Morris, carman, 257 Seventh Pratt John M. paperhangings, 32 Broadway, h. 137 Power Morris, lodgings, 116 Washington Henry, Brooklyn Power Patrick, machinist, r. 73 Lewis Pratt John R. ironfoundry, 60 Attorney, h. 302 E. Power Patrick, chandler, 317 Ninth Broadway Power Patrick, tailor, 420 Twelfth Pratt Joseph, butcher, 99 Perry Power Robert, cooper, 558 Fourth Pratt Linus, dentist, 129 E. B’way, h. 109 Henry Power Susan, wid. of Humphry, r. 58 Hamersley Pratt Llewellyn A. manuf. 53 Fulton, h. B’klyn Power William, physician, 7 Carroll place Pratt Nicholas, carman, 695 Washington Powers Andrew J. salesman, 225 Pearl, h. 20 Sixth Pratt Peter, physician, 98 Liberty Powers Bridget, widow of Patrick, r. 40 Trin’ty pi Pratt Robert M. artist, 174 Chambers, h. 132 ‘Twelfth Powers Charles, nurse, 200 Av. 9 Pratt Rollo F. 4 Cortlandt, h, 61 Nassau, B’klyn Powers Charles, broker, 20 South, h. Brooklyn Pratt Theophilus, blacksmith, 215 Rivington Powers Charles D. com. mer. 65 Dey, h. Brooklyn Pratt William, late carpenter, 148 W. 28th Powers George, sawyer, W . 20th c. Av. 8 Pratt William, boarding, 53 Murray Powers George W . domestics, 20 Cedar, Pratt Wm. A. upholsterer, 69 Gold, h. 67 Murray Powers James, police, 68 Catharine Pratt Winslow, segarmaker, 61 Chrystie Powers James, laborer, r. 21* Monroe PRATT E. & SON! manufacturers of Pratt’s patent Powers James G. printer, 101 Clinton breast pumps, nipples, &c. &c. 53 Fulton Powers James G. grocer, 101 Murray, bds. 52 Beach Pratt & Hardenbergh, paper hangings, 32 B’way Powers Jeremiah (coPd), bleaching, r. 18 Greene, h. Pratt, Rope , Webb & Co. manufacturers o f Ameri­ 68 Thompson can cutlery, 90 John Powers Jesse W. builder, 382 Ninth, h. 261 Delaney PRATT, WOODFORD , porter, r. 81 Sheritt Pryor John, shoemaker, 191 Seventh Purdon Thomas, laborer, r. 27 Sheriff Pryor Patrick, porter, 2 Trinity pi. Purdy Abraham B. baker.342 Hudson, h. 342 Hdson Puckhafer Claus, grocer, 151 W. Broadway & 105 Purdy Alexander H. national theatre, h. 34 Mott Canal, h. 2 Lispenard Purdy Alexander T. carman,'25 Christopher Puckhafer Claus, grocer, 30 Prince Purdy Alfred S. physician, 421 Fourth Puckhurst W m . grocer, 51 Jackson, h. 51 Jackson Purdy Augustus, real estate agent, 83 Ludlow Pudney Andrew L. printer, 79 John, h. Brooklyn Purdy Benjamin F. cartman, E. 42d n. Av. 2 Pudney Ann, widow o f Joseph, 545 Broome Purdy Caleb, carman, 121 E. 25th Pudney John B. drygoods, 53 Liberty, h. Newark Purdy Daniel S. & Son, cheese, 332 Av. 8 & 305 Av. Pudney & Russell, printers, 79 John 10 & 11 Jefferson* mkt. h. 385 Av. 1 Puels Peter, upholsterer, 4 Forsyth, and crockery, Purdy David, 156 Av. 8 115 Division, h. 115 Division Purdy David, late shoemaker, 546 Grand Puff Howard, wheelwright, E. 40th n. Av. 3 Purdy David H. shoemaker, 52 Jackson Puff Nelson, flourdealer, 58 Vestry Purdy Edwin, blockmaker, 251 Monroe Puffer Charles D. measurer, 31 Coenties si. h. Bklyn Purdy Elijah, broker, 23 Mer. Ex. h. 603 Houston Puffer George S. distiller, 126 Front, h. Livingston, Purdy Elijah F. late surv. o f port, h. 83 Ludlow Brooklyn Purdy Elijah H. sashmkr, 25 West, h. 151 Eldridge Pugh James, boarding, 344 Water Purdy Eliza, widow o f Samuel, 210 Bowery Pugh John, ironfounder, 264 W . 13th, h. 54 Av. 9 Purdy Emery, findings, 15£ Bowery, h. 55 Elizabeth Pugsley Benjamin, lumber, Av. 10 c. W , 14th, h. Purdy Ester, widow o f Samuel, 11 Morton 250 W . 24th Purdy George, painter, 164 Broome Pugsley James, blinds, 13 Gay Purdy Gilbert R. butter, 38 Clinton market, h. 145 Pugsley Theodore, agent, Broadway, c. W . 33d, h. Hammond 189 W. 19th Purdy Hiram, sashmaker, r. 79 Elizabeth PUGSLEY B. & CO. lumber, Av. 10 c. W . 14th Purdy Israel B. 95 Madison Pulaski Benjamin, salesman, 24 Broad Purdy Israel C. fruits 37 Wash’n mkt. h. 152 Varick Pulfrey John, tinsmith, 344 Sixth Purdy James R. moulder, 6 Pitt Pulis John H. painter, 187 W . 18th Purdy James W . physician, 2 E. 11th Pulis William J. carman, 406 A v. 9 Purdy Jane A. 313 Bleecker Pullan Henry, bleacher, 6 Commerce Purdy Joel B. grocer, 176 Church, h. 94 Franklin Pullar William, baker, 19 Av. 6, h. 19 Av. 6 Purdy John, shoemaker, 375 Houston Pullen John A. express, 10 Wall, h. 221 W . 14th Purdy John B. carman, 277 Delaney Pullen William, patternmaker, r. 205 W . 20th Purdy John B. carman, 14 Clarkson Pullen, Virgil & Co. express, 10 Wall Purdy John F. clerk, 144 Amo3 Pullih Samuel R. clothing, 142 Fulton, h. 21 Morton Purdy John F. broker, 67 Wall, h. 64 St. Mark’s pi. Pullis John, mason, 16 Morton Purdy John R. smith, 467 E. 12th Pullis Jonas, tailor, 29 Roosevelt Purdy Josiah. blacksmith, 193 W. 21st Puilis Mary, widow o f David, 722 Greenwich Purdy Johnson, carpenter, 220 West, h. 668 G’wich Pullis Nicholas, sexton, 130 Barrow Purdy Jonathan, builder, 206 Eldridge, h.127 Orcbd Pullis William H. sexton, 20 Hamersley Purdy Joseph B. importer, 34 Maiden lane, h. 39 Pullis William M. boots 0 Nassau, h. 558Houstn Ranihan Parick, carman, 38 Second Randall Abraham R. police officer, 273 Division Ranjon Auguste, 25 Thomas Randall Andrew, shipcarpenter, r. 270 Third Rankan Adolph, grocer, 518 Broome,li.50Thomp8on Randall Eliza, widow o f Francis, flowers, Wash­ Ranken Alexander, com. mer. 24 S. William, h. ington market, h. 18 Allen Staten Island Randall Henry H. bookbinder, 113 Fulton Rankin Alexander, hosiery, 104 Bowery Randall Horatio D. 32 Bayard Rankin Daniel, marblecutter, 367 Greenwich, h. 367 Randall Jacob, segars, 192 Broome Greenwich Randall John, printer, 7 Broad and 149 Pearl, h. 72: Rankin David, carman, 172 Christopher Eldridge Rankin George, carman, 616 Hudson RANDALL JOHN, furs, 178 Water, h. 141 Av. 5 Rankin Henry, (col’d), whitewasher, 9 Anthony Randall Laura, wid. o f James, 55 Hamersley Rankin Isaac N. hats, 121 William, h. Newark Randall Lewis G. shipping office, Peck si. c. South, Rankin James, porter, 120 E. 22d h. 14 Hanover pi. Brooklyn Rankin James D. hatter, 82 W . 20th Randall Mary, widow, 160 Greenwich Rankin John, 37 Wall, h. Brooklyn Randall Mary J. 246 Filth ! Rankin John jr. lawyer, 37 Wall, h. Brooklyn Randall Philip B. shoestore, 114 Columbia |Rankin John, sandpaper, W. 42d n. Av.8 Randall Robert, waterman, 9 Monroe Rankin Robert, carman, 26 Charles Randall William, machinist, W. 39th n. Av. 8 Rankin Samuel (col’d), teacher, 3 York Randall W m. F. coaches, h. 79 Mercer Rankin William, carpenter, 90 Hamersley Randall W m . H.furs, 176 Water, h. 171 Rivington Rankin William, laborer, r. 295 W. 17th RANDALL & HARRIS, shipping office, Peck slip Rankin William, jr. treas. presbyter, board for illu­ c. South sions, 23 Centre, h. Newark Randel Elias, 146 Clinton RANKIN & RAY, hosiery, 104 Bowery Randel Francis, mariner, 171 Delaney RANKIN, DURYEE & CO. hatters, 121 William Randel George W . jeweler, 179 Broadway Rankine Henry, saddler, 249 Av. 8 Randel Hny. jeweler, 29 Maiden la. h. 306 Mulberry RANNEY EVANDERW. physician, W 23d nAv. 9 Randel Jesse & Samuel, toys, 241 Broadway, h. 31 Ranney L. physician, 400 Av. 8, h. 40 E. 28th Dominick Ranney Martin L. furnishing goods, 723 Broadway, : Randel John, cabinetmaker, 161 Broome bds. 40 E. 28th Randel Lewis, refiner, 143 Duane Rannow Charles, tailor, 69 Cannon Randel Samuel, toys, 241 B’way, h. 59 Vandam Ranny Robert, drygoods, 321 Av. 1 Randel & Baremore, jewelers, 29 Maiden lane Ranous Edw. druggist, 80 Maiden la. b. 319 Gf’wich Randell David, late judge, 8 City Hall pi. h. 156 Ransom Aaron P. boots & shoes, 32 Cortlandt, b. Henry 17 Bleecker Randell Elizabeth, wid. o f Jonah, 121E. Broadway Ransom Adam G. lawyer, 5 Nassau, h. 180 Henry *| Randell John D. oysters, 51 Whitehall, h. 17 Stone Ransom Albert, dentist, 5 Chambers,b.134 Mulberry Randle Henry, chemist, 624 Hudson, h. 624 Hudson Ransom Barzillai, storage, 149 Pearl, h. 32 Renuea, |j Randle & Quee, chemist, 624 Hudson Brooklyn RAY 441 RAY i Ransom Benjamin, ice, 38 Vestry Raven Thomas, pianos, 122 Orange JRansom Daniel, boots, 32 Cortlandt h. 16 W 21st Ravenscroft Sarah, candy, 225 W. 17th ' Ransom Henry E agent, 43 Wall, fc 621 Broadway Raverty Daniel, 72 Bowery, h. 103 Forsyth . Ransom Ira, clerk, 252 W . 26th - Rawdon Freeman, coal mine co. 48 & 71 Merch. ^Ransom Jonathan H. boots & shoes, 32 Cortlandt Exch. h. 10 St. Mark’s pi. h. 152 Av. 2 Rawdon Leverett, broker, 377 Broadway, h. 331 ; Ransom John, fruits, 4 Washington mkt. h.Jer. city Fourth * Ransom Rachael R. 65 Bank ' J JRansom Theodore M. 149 Pearl Rawdon Martin, porter, r. 145 Elizabeth Rawdon Ralph, broker, 71 Mers. Exch. h. Jamaica ’ Ransom Warren A.boots, 32Cortlandt,h.172 E.18th Rawdon William, bootmaker, 230 Mott ^Ransom William A. clerk, 50 Wall, h. 51 Perry RAWDON, WRIGHT, HATCH & EDSON, bank. * Ransom J. H. & Co. boots & shoes, 32 Cortlandt note engravers, 48 Mers. Exch. - Ransom & Spelman, storage, 149 Pearl Rawlings Alfred, cabinetmaker, 190 Henry, h. Wil­ *Raoult Arthemi%e, artificial flowers, 62 White h liamsburg * 62 White RAWLINGS THOMAS, agent, 130 Broadway, h. 134 |Rapallo Anthony, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. I l l Broad w’y Livingston, Brooklyn ^Rapallo Charles A. lawyer, 65 Wall, h. 130 Bleecker Rawlinson James, tailor, r. 10 Roosevelt Rapalyea James, shipjoiner, 300£ Third Rawls Bridget (col’d), washing, 25 Minetta la. ! Rapelye Abraham B. grocer, 549 Hudson, h. 103 Rawls Henry, com. mer. 12 Front, h. 117 Clinton, - Perry Brooklyn ’ Rapelye George, sashmaker, 702 Fourth Rawls Samuel (col’d), bootblack, 124 Grand, h. 25 &Rapelye George, accountant, 179 Clinton Minetta $Rapelye George B. 40 Walker Rawls & Seymour, com. mers. 12 Front Rapelye James R. grocer, 9 Catharine si. h. 9 Cath Rawson Edmund G. physician, 259 Av. 3 ‘sRapeman Joseph, carpenter, 123 Norfolk Rawson S. E. G. drygoods, 157 Henry Raper Bogart W. xylographer, 312 Pearl, h. 151 Rawy Samuel, laborer, 264 Mott ii ,v Clinton Ray Charles B. (Rev.), (col’d), 153 Orange sRapetti Michele, music, 123 Mercer Ray David, cook, 217 Av. 3 i: Raphael Ellis, r. 137 Delaney Ray Fowler M. india rubber, 104 Broadway, h. E. :;Raphael George, importer, 38 Fulton & 2(52 Pearl, h. 28th n. Av. 3 41 Vandewater Ray Francis A. piebaker, 247 Monroe, h. 247 Monroe ^Raphael Isadore, hair manuf. 405 Pearl, h. 405 Pearl Ray Henry, pedler, 312 Rivington f Raphall M. J. (Rev.), 100 Macdougal Ray James E. hosiery, 104 Bowery, h. Av. 5n. 79th ^Rapheal Samuel, glazier, 24 Orchard Ray Jane, milliner, 74 King .i.Rapp Jacob D. sawyer, Av. 11 n. W . 36th Ray John, porter, 23 Cherry inRapp James, carpenter, Fourth, c. Hammond Ray John, shoemaker, 81 E. Broadway sjRAPP JOHN H. grocer, 5 Front, h. 12 State Ray John, baker, 103 Bedford ■iRapp John H. coal, 367 Rivington Ray John, varnisher, 116 Norfolk iijRapp Paul shoemaker, 65 Forsyth Ray John (col’d), whitewashes 192J Greene Rapp Solomon, segars, 289 Houston Ray John D. shipjoiner, 374 Ninth Rapp Valentine, cabman, 522 Fourth Ray Mary, wid. Richard, 3 University pi. Raps George, shoemaker, W . 37th n. Av. 8 Ray Nancy (col’d), wid. Nicholas, r. 239 Elizabeth i iRapson Mary, wid of Richard, 57 Cannon Ray Peter (col’d), tobacconist, 69 Wooster Raqua Jacob jr. builder, 189 Av. 7 Ray Robert, lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 221 Eighth jnRarekes Henry, sugarhouse, r. 20 Thomas Ray Robert, hatpresser, 261 Bleecker \Rascol Auguste, bootmaker, 94 Reade Ray Robert, marblesawyer, 69 Av. 4 Rascovar Nathan, caps, 222 William, h. 85J- Bowery Ray William, rigger, 347 Rivington ^jRascovar Simon, caps, 222 William Ray Wm. grocer, 14 Christopher, h. 14 Christopher ::;Rascovar S. & Brother, caps, 222 William Ray Wm. marblepolisher, 333 Hudson Rasenswike David, pedler, r. 162 Houston Ray Wm. J. drygoods, 234 Bowery, h. 234 Bowery i^Rash Henry, grocer, 613 Water, h. 613 Water RAY WINTHROP G. com. mers. 84 Front, h. 57 ,^Ra8hire Augustus, shipcarpntr, Av. A b 19th &20th Eighth ’ Rasines Antonio, imp. 109 Front, h. 175 Thompson Raye John, late merchant, 43 Franklin „„Ra8on William, mason, 92 Perry Raymer Henry H. grocer, 96 Front, h. Brooklyn J'Raspel William, tailor, r. 133 Pitt Raymold Wm. S. engine turner, r. 75 Nassau, h. 90 \£taszler Valentine, barber, 200 Rivington Sackett, Brooklyn "Ratcliff lram W. butcher, 179 Fourth Raymon George H. lithographer, 111 Houston 'Rath Frederick, jeweler, 308 Bowery, h. 308 Bowry Raymond Albert R. com. mer. 2 Pine, h. 95 Greene . Rathbone John, grocer, 207 Duane, bds 27 N. Moore Raymond Asahel, furnishing, 51 Chatham Rathbone Maria, drygoods, 44 Pearl, h. 44 Bearl Raymond Curtis B. metals, 45 Cliff ■Jtathbone Robert C, grer. 207 Duane, bds. 40 Beach Raymond Edward M. agent, 31 Howard JjRathbone & Co. grocers, 207 Duane Raymond Francis W. carman, 36 Hamilton ■'Rathbun Benjamin, carpenter, 13 Amos Raymond Frederick, shoes, 236 Av. 3, h. 236 Av. 3 * Rathbun Benjamin, hotel, 163 Broadway Raymond George, pedler, 80 Ann ^Rathbun Edward, grocer, 79 Water, h. Brooklyn Raymond Geo. S. furnishing, 76 Maiden la. h. 74 ^Rathbun Nathan, fish, 2 Wash. mkt. h.263 G’wich E. 23d ^UTHBUN’S HOTEL, 163 Broadway Raymond Harvey, coffins, 536 B’way, h. 49 Franklin * Ratigan Thomas, laborer, 222 Av. B Raymond Henry, furs, 8 Burling si. h.66 Sands,B’lyn Ratz Gotthold, pianotuner, 86 Grand Raymond Henry J. late editor, 70 Wall,h.llOW.13th ^Ratz Henry, tailor, r. 116 Duane Raymond Henry S. mer. 146 Pearl, h. 2 Carroll pi. 'Rau Frederick, cabinetmaker, 90 Eldridge Brooklyn ^RauJacob, printer, r. 45 Forsyth Raymond Herbert, binder, 68 Beekman, h. 80 Ann ^.Raube Gustav, tailor, 56 Attorney Raymond J. M. tailor, 167 B’way, h. B’klyn ‘ |AUCH JOHN H. pencilcases, 173 Greenwich, h. Raymond James, exch. 187 G’wich, h. Carmel, N.Y. i* 85 White Raymond James H. furs, 8 Burling si. h. 66 Sands, Rauch Joseph, bookbinder, 4 Av. B Brooklyn i Rauchfuss Gustavus, hairdresser, 13£ Chambers, h. Raymond James M. agent, 326 Sixth, h. 86 Av. C 13^-Chambers Raymond John V. hatter, 79 Hamersley j Raulings Jane, wid. of James, 299 Av. 1 Raymond Joseph, caulker, 307 Third i Raunheim Isaac, chiropodist, 63 Bank Raymond Julius, barber, 171 Attorney Ravaux Camille, salesman, 28 Lispenard Raymond Lewis, boats, 122 Av. D, h. 122 Av. D i- Ravelet Clarissa, dressmaker, 111 Spring Raymond Madam, washing, 18 Spruce •-lavelet Edward, restaurant, 111 Spring Raymond Medad, collector, 121 E. 26th Raven Richard M. pianos, 162 Centre, h. 146 Mul­ Raymond Nelson G. carman, 112 Av. C berry Raymond Rebecca, wid. Jewett, 162 Av. 6 » REA 442 RED Raymond William H. grocer, 98 Division Read & Lathrop, brokers, 40 Wall RAYMOND WILLIAM M. agent, 536 Broadway, h. READ, TAYLOR & CO. importers of watches Newtown jewelry, &c. 9 Maiden lane Raymond & Fish, stables, 326 Sixth Reade Charles, 327 Av. 8 RAYMOND & FULLERTON, railroad iron, yellow Reading Richard A. com. mer. 229 Front, h ‘in metal & tin plates, 45 Cliff Seventh Raymond & Greenwood, furnishing, 76 Maiden la. Ready James, carpenter, 371 Twelfth Rayner Benjamin L. lawyer, 22 Av. 1 Ready John, laborer, 51* Pearl Rayner Jane, widow o f Robert, 221 Wooster Ready John, bootmaker, 127 Nassau, h. 174 Delancv Rayner Joseph, hatpresser, 260 Bleecker Ready Mary, wid. o f Thomas, r. 229 Mulberry J Rayner William, policeman, 102 Stanton Ready Michael, plasterer, 189 Av. 1 Rayner William C. musician, 22 Ay . 1 Ready Patrick, bricklayer, 183 Av. 1 Rayney Mary A. widow o f James, 92 Amity Ready Richard, mason, r. 230 Elizabeth RAYNOLDS ALFRED L. drygoods, 79 William, Ready William, tailor, 421 Av. 3 , bds. 663 Broadway Reagen James, clerk, 18 Whitehall Raynolds Charles, laborer, 125 Roosevelt Real Edward, moulder, 278 W. 29th Raynolds Charles T. paints, 360 Water Real Patrick, cabinetmaker, 76 Mulberry Raynolds James, marblepolisher, 314 A y . 1 Reanhard Simpson, segarmaker, r. 62 Pitt Raynolds John, laborer, 22 Hamersley Reard John, rags, r. 121 Willett Raynolds John M. drygds, 66 Liberty, h. 92 E. 27th Reardon Daniel, laborer, r. 10 Mulberry Raynolds Patrick, porterhouse, 153 Anthony Reardon Dennis, shoemaker, 20 Oak RAYNOLDS & McMURRAY, drygds, 77 William Reardon Edward, carpenter, 94 Third Raynor Benj. F. grocer, 339 Av. 6, h. 339 Av. 6 Reardon Gilbert, hatter, 15 Monroe Raynor Charles, boarding, 103 E. Broadway Reardon John, laborer, 395 Cherry Raynor Hiram, books, 76 Bowery, h. 89 Chrystie Reardon Patrick, plasterer, 240 Av. 6 Raynor Jacob, baker, 56 Ludlow Reardon Patrick, tailor, 410 Tenth Raynor John, porter, r. 160 Third Reardon Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Mulberry Raynor John, mer. 184 Front, h. 155 Tenth Reardon Timothy, laborer, 324 Monroe Raynor Nathan, baker, 400 Grand, h. 400 Grand Reardon William, laborer, r. 173 Monroe RAYNOR RICHARD, grocer, 332 Monroe, h. 307 Reason Elwer (col’d), barber, 13 Beeknra, h. 6 York Henry Reason George (col’d), laborer, r. 50 Third Raynor Robert, painter, 201 W . 24th Reavy Hugh, machinist, 185 W . 18th Raynor Rushmore, cabinetmaker, 146 Lewis Reberding John H. grocer, 14 Av. D, h. 14 Av. D Raynor Samuel, books, 76 Bowery, h. 76 Bowery Rebhann John G. baker, 203 E. 17th, h. 203E.i7th Raynor William, sexton, 33 Norfolk Rebhun Jacob, musician, 133 E. 26th Raynor William, liquors, 174 Grand Rebman John, cabinetmaker, r. 221 Mott Raynor William H. agent, Broadway c. 33d, h. Reboul John B. furs, 171 Water, h. Astoria Broadway n. 32d Reboul Victor, shoemaker, r. 69 Thompson Raynor William H. agent, 551 Av. 6 Reboul &.Whittemore, furs 171 Water Raynor & Rogers, grocers, 339 Av. 6 Reboult Christian, r. 192 Second Raynors Moses, police, 186 Mulberry Rechentoin Frederic, shoemaker, r. 172 Second Raywood Joseph, painter, 298 Madison Recht Nicholas, grocer, 113 Third Raywood Samuel, carman, 3 Mangin Reck Henry, bootmaker, 54 Pearl Raywood William, paver, 298 Madison Reckard Shubel B. tailor, 36 Maidn la. h. 253 Bowery Rea Abraham, restaurant, 30 Bowery Recker Peter, rags, 94 Willett Rea Andrew V. tailor, 411 Broadway, h. 41 Ludlow Reckerman John, laborer, 111 Delaney Rea David, tinware, 48 Cortlandt, h. 240 Washingtn Reckhow Isaac, pickles, 142 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Rea George J. saddler, 78 Av. 6, h. 5 Patchin pi. Recknagel Carl L. imp. 165 Water, h. Brooklyn Rea Jacob (col’dV laborer, r. 169 Essex Rector Henry, rags, r. 96 Willett Rea John, machinist, 458 Water, h. 163 Monroe Redaelle Ulisse, segars, 364 B’dway, h. 63 Leonard Rea John W . musician, 209 Bowery Redde Joseph, shoemaker, 150 Second Rea Patrick, shoemaker, 148 E. 24th Readden Theodore, cooper, 386 Houston Rea Samuel B. fish, fruit & oil, 111 Broad, h. Bklyn Redder Mathias, bootmaker, 73 W. 13th Rea Thomas, laborer, 558 Fourth Reddin Andrew, laborer, 46 Whitehall Rea & Pollock, tinware, 48 Cortlandt Reddin John, tailor, 36 Downing Read Arba, brewer, 230 Washington, h. Troy city Reddin John, shoemaker, r. 69 Willett Read Bridget, tailoress, 26 Oak Reddin Thomas, painter, 47 Oak Read Charles, machinist, 154 E. 25th Redding John, late grocer, W . 37th c. Av. 7 Read Daniel H. policeman, 38 Barclay Reddinger John, cooper, 13 James Read Donald F. artist, 33 W . 13th Reddington Thomas, laborer, 281 Mott Read Eunice, widow o f Cornelius, lumber, 46 Man- Reddy Michael, shoemaker, 113 E. 22d gin, h. 274 Third Reddy Owen, mason, 137 W. 17th Read Ezra C. watches, 9 Maiden la. h. New Haven Reddy Patrick, stevedore, 169 Delaney Read Frederick W . imp. 23 S. W m . h. 94 Seventh Reddy Robert, plasterer, 119 E. 22d Read George, tailor, r. 88 F orsyth Reder Martin, cooperage, 198 Madison Read George, glassstainer, 910 B’way, h. Av.3 c. 23d Redfield Harrison, stonecutter, 133 WaverleypL Read George D. M. machinist, 199 Forsyth Redfield Henry, com. mer. 70 Broad, h. 85 State, READ GEORGE W . & JEHIAL, strawgoods, 19 Brookyn Cortlandt, h. Brooklyn Redfield Isaac T. police, 83 W. 11th Read Henry>bottler, 33 W . 13th Redfield J. W . physician, 15 King Read James B. pocketbooks, 48 Sheriff REDFIELD JOHN H. & CO. forwarders, 16 South Read James M. broker, 40 Wall & 82 Cortlandt, h. 51 Laight Read Jehial, strawgds. 19 Cortlandt, h. 298 W . 24th REDFIELD JUSTUS S. books, 137 Nassau, and Read John, policeman, 24 Jay printer, 16 Spruce, h. 10 College pi. Read Lydia, widow o f John, 78 Norfolk Redfield Nathan B. carrier, 26 Lewis Read Milton, tailor, 305 Av. 8 Redfield Sarah, widow o f David, 197 Greene Read Robert, grocer, 322 Wash’t’n, h. 320 Wash’t’n Redfield Susan M. widow o f John, 117 First Read Rufus C. packets, 31 South, h. 45 E. 20th Redfield William, carman, 51 Av. 6 Read Thomas, plumber, 252 Water, h. Bklyn Redfield W m . C. mer. 82 Cortlandt, h. 324 G'wicb Read Thomas B. strawgoods, 62 B’way, h. 5 B’way Redgate Edmund, chairs, 452 Broadway & 270J ■ Read Thomas T. 230 Washington Mott, h. Williamsburg |||H J Read Thomas W . boarding, 226 Varick Redgate George, bootmaker, r. 61 Crosby Read William B. measurer, 31 Coenties slip, h. Redican Patrick, boatman, r. 36 Cherry Williamsburgh Redlich Levy, jewelry, 137 Pitt READ BROTHERS, brewers, 230 Washington Redlin Peter, painter, r. 212 E. 11th REE 443 REE Redman Charles H. late, cooper, 153 Allen Reed John F. cooper, 130 Broad, h. Brooklyn t Redmond Alexander, liquors, Av. 7 c. W . 15th, h. Reed John H. camphene, 45 Av. C Redmond Andrew, sawyer, W . 15th n. Av. 7 Reed John J. printer, 16 Spruce, h. E. 29th n. Av. 4 Redmond Bartle, sawyer, 14 Dry Dock Reed John M. ironshutters, 44 Duane, h. 77 Johnson, Brooklyn Redmond David, carter, W. 41st, n. Av. 9 Redmond David, bricklayer, 364 Sixth Reed John S. grocer, 185 Bleecker, h. 108 Macd’gal Reed Joseph W . machinist, 231 Seventh Redmond Catharine, wid. of Thomas, 82 Hamefsley Reed Kearan, plumber, 604 Grand Redmond James, carpenter, 219 Seventh Redmond James, laborer, r. 79 Av. 9 Reed Kerron, huckster, 29 Cath. mkt. h. 70 Oliver Reed Lewis, r. 179 Twelfth Redmond James, grocer, 330 Spring, 330 Spring Reed Lewis B. 214 E. Broadway Redmond John, laborer, r. 79 Av. 9 ^ 8 Reed Lewis B. jr. lawyer. 18 Park pl.h.206 E.B*way Redmond John, fruit, 250 Mott Reed Lewis G. fancygoods, 349 Av. 6, h. 349 Av. 6 Redmond John, junk, 68 Av. 7 Reed Martha M. dressmaker, 579 Broadway Redmond John, grocer, Av. 3 c. E. 33d, h. Av 3 c Reed Martin H. carman, 165 W . 18th E. 33d Reed Mary, widow of Henry, huckster, 104 Essex Redmond John, laborer, 6 Pelham Reed Mary, widow, 33 Orange Redmond John C. jr. auction, 5 Broad, h. Brooklyn Reed Matt, huckster, 17 Cath. mkt. h. 26i Monroe Redmond Mark, fruit, Wash, market, h. 163 Reade Reed Michael A. clerk, 104 Hester Redmond Michael, stevedore, 328 Front Reed Nathan S. shipfastener, 130 Cannon Redmond William, com. mer. 30 Pine, h. N. Jersey Reed Nathaniel, builder, 74 Ridge Redpath John, clerk, 474 Av. 6 Reed Patrick, laborer, r. 120 Broome Redway Ann, widow of Matturen, 86 W . 16th Reed Pliny L. printer, 198 W. 15th Redway Gershorack, marblecutter, E. 21st n. Reed Rich’d, lawyer, 24 N. Wm. h. E. 15th n. Av. 2 Av. 5 Reed Richard, earthenware, 120 Cherry Reed Addington, mer. 250 Pearl, h. 214 E. Br’dway Reed Robert, powderpuff, 118 W . 20th Reed Albert A. 76 Forsyth Reed Robert J. builder, 52 White, h. 439£ Pearl Reed Albion, grocer, 107 & 108 West, h. 62 Tenth Reed S. shirts, 4 Barclay Reed Almet, grocer. 107 West, h. 62 Tenth Reed Samuel, porter, 189 Av. B Reed Andrew, shipcarpenter, 320 Third Reed Sarah, widow of Samuel, 187 Elm Reed Augustus, carman, 34 Amos Reed Sarah A. artificial flowers, 6 Leroy Reed B. clerk, 230 Monroe Reed Shadrach (col’d), laborer, 2 Amity la. Reed Benjamin H. marblepolisher, 217£ Varick Reed Steph. lawyer, 95 Cedar, h. 96 Court, Br’klyn Reed Charles, ironshutters, 44 Duane, h. 95 Av. B Reed Thaddeus, carman, 280 Stanton Reed Charles, rigger. 65 Av. D Reed Thomas, ostler, 145 Orange Reed Charles H. segars, 35 Av. C, h. 35 Av. C Reed Thomas S. porter, 191 Vanck Reed Clarissa, widow o f Samuel, 15 Av. 2 Reed Willard S. stables, 174 Mercer Reed Daniel, laborer, 306£ Av. 1 Reed William, carpenter. 37 Av. C Reed Daniel V. carpenter, 448 Fourth Reed William, distiller, 84 W. 22d Reed David L. exchange, 238 Grand, h. 38 Howard Reed William, shipcarpenter, 701 Fourth Reed Eliza, widow of Silas, 178 Chambers Reed William, pilot, 179 South, h. 39 Montgomery Reed Elizabeth, widow of John, 324 Fifth Reed Wm. B. produce, 36 W.Wash. mkt. h. Bergen Reed Elizabeth, variety store, 260 Spring Reed Wm. H. butcher, Av. 9 c.W.19th,h.215 W.19th Reed Elizabeth, widow, 40 Vandam Reed & Carey (col’d), hairdressers, 169 Leonard Reed Elizabeth S. widow o f Hiram F. 455 Fourth Reed & Taft, builders, r. 52 White Reed E. Harrison, butcher, 48 Whitehall, & 719 Reed & Troup, exchange, 238 Grand Washington, h. 413 W. 36th REED & TRUESDELL, 174 Mercer Reed Ephraim, trunks, 72 Suffolk Reed & Wood, boots & shoes, 212 Pearl Reed Ezra, c. h. bds 2 Clinton place Reeder Andrew J. picture frames, 98 Cannon Reed Ferdinand, boots, 212 Pearl, h. 235 Henry Reeder Gerhard, painter, E. 17th n. Av. 1 Reed Francis, mechanic, 311 E. Broadway Reeder Rachel, boarding, 93 Watts Reed George W. clerk, 81 First Reeder Sarah T. wid.Aaron, late teacher,75 W . 15th Reed Harman, furnishing, 4 Barclay, h. 95 Liberty REEDY MAURICE KEEFFE, physician, 66 Lex­ Reed Henry, caulker, 484 Twelfth ington Av. Reed Henry C. carman, 40 Amos Reehill James, laborer, 172 W. 16th Reed Henry L. moroccofinisher, 78 King Reehlman Jacob, bootmaker, 157 E. 26th Reed Horatio, butcher, 17 Bowery, h. 17 Bowery Reek Edmund, plumber, 157 E. 27th Reed Isaac, carman, 84 Vandam Reekleng Antoine, watch glass maker, 21 Av. A Reed Isaac H. com. mer. 17 South Reemer Jacob J. S. tailor, 152 Eldridge Reed Jacob R. butcher, 2 Clinton market, h. 129 Reep Peter, shoemaker, 83 Av. 4 Charlton Rees Hans, leather, 37 Spruce, h. Williamsburgh Reed James, shipjoiner, 101 Market slip, h. 228 Rees Henry, confectioner, 244 Ay. 8, h. 244 Av. 8 Monroe Rees Jacob, porterhouse, 115 Willett Reed James,, butcher, Broadway, c. 33d Rees Jacob, policies, 73 Ridge Reed James, cooper, 130 Broad, h. Brooklyn REES JENS, leather, 49 Ferry, h. 115 Norfolk Reed James, grocer, 353 Bowery, h. 353 Bowery Rees John, caulker. 419 Tenth Reed James, laborer, 202 W. 26th Rees John, laborer, 282 Delaney Reed James, carman, 103 Reade Rees Lewis, shoemaker, 25 Sullivan Reed James, laborer, r. 96 Willett Rees Lewis M. varnisher, r. 129 Eldridge Reed James (col’d), steward, 82 Sullivan REES & HOYT, leatherbands, 37 Spruce Reed James A. dentist, 208 Av. 3, h. 208 Av. 3 Reese David M. physician, 775 Broadway Reed James G. publisher, 140 Fulton, h. W ’msb’g Reese Jacob, 5 Nassau, h. 76 Ninth Reed James R. policeman, 38 Barclay Reese Jane, upholsteress, 113 Henry Reed Jane, widow of James, 23 Second Reese John, liquors, 254 Fulton, h. 204 Fulton Reed Jerome, upholsterer, 315£ Bowery, h. 315£ Reese John D. grocer, 61 Gold & 34 City Hall pi. h. Bowery 34 City Hall pi. Reed John M. carpenter, 120 Lewis Reese William, surveyors office, c.h.,h.l60 Wooster Reed John, 20 Catharine REESE & MILES, liquors, 254 Fulton Reed John, mason, r. 12 Clarkson Reeve Alex'r M. dryg’ds, 22 Cortlandt, h. 14 Laight Reed John, cabinetmaker, 484 Hudson Reeve Ardon, mariner, 605 Fourth Reed John, tailor, 122 Pitt Reeve Charles O. tailor, 88 Division, h. 135 Delaney REED JOHN & CO grocers, 201 South, h. 183 Reeve Eliza A. widow, 116 Spring Cherry Reeve Harvy, mariner, 22 Av. D Reed John A. tailor, 208 Elm Reeve Henry coal, 88 Murray, 506 West & 9 Canal, Reed John D. fruits, 56 Cath. mkt. h. 20 Catharine h. 6 Greene REI 444 REI Reeve Hen.G.grcr,227 Front,h.51 Willioug’byjBklyn Reichard Madame, boarding school for young ladi«* Reeve Jacob, captain, 265 Fifth . 62 and 64 Clinton pi. Reeve James, coachman, 12 Sixth Reichart John J. porterhouse, 256 Walker Reeve James, lumber, W . 29th, n. r. h. W . 30th b. Reiche Charles & Brother, birds imp. 12 N.William Avs. 8 & 9 Reicher Carl, carver, r. 148 Third Reeve Jeremiah drygoods, 164 Pearl, h. 139 Henry, iReicher Garret, tailor, 28 Forsyth Brooklyn Reichers Matthoeus, bookseller, 30 Av. A Reeve John, lamplighter, 30 Monroe Reicherts William, tailor, 75 Av. A Reeve Parthena, dressmaker, 23 Grand Reichhold John, whipmaker, 39 Leonard Reeve Samuel, tailor, 88 Division, h. 103 Seventh Reichman Henry, pocketbooks, r. 221 Rivin°ton REEVE SAMUEL B. & CO. coal, 88 Murray, 506 Reichman John, cabinetm’r, 89 Morton W est & 7 Canal, h. 6 Green6 Reichmann Charles H. lamps, 31 Bowery, h 28 Reeve Selah T. flour, 9 James si. h. 73 Rivington Bayard REEVE J. - ,aborer>r.46 Thomas Richardson William A. shoemaker, 27 Sheriff Richardson William P. mer. 52 South, h. N. J. f(|Richards William H. mer. 65 Liberty, h 190 Adams, RlChHARDnqm i 1v 11i PoC r?rdwinder’ r> 14 Willett Brooklyn ’ E‘ & C° ‘ comulis8ion merchants, i Richards William H. mer. 136 Front, h 44 White ii Richards William M. imp. 92 William, h. Brooklyn Richardson W. & S. rope, 103 Wall RICHARDS T B. & J. foundry, 147 Perry 7 Richardson & T hler’ jewelry.- 29 Maiden lane | Richards & Cromwell, strawgoods, 138 William RTrHAnnqnwhi5^PJ2nLpalntera’ 17 College pi. ^ RICHARDS & CRONKHITE, drygoods 56 Ex­ RICkn'on Lawrence, printer, 239£ Division Robertson Nicholas C. croton water works, 42 Pitt W . 20th r .Robertson Richard S. drygoods, 180 Broadway, h Robinson Hannah, widow o f George, 130 E<21st Robinson Hannah. 94 Av. 7 31 Irving pi. Robinson Henry, carman, 552 Fourth Robertson Robert, straw bleacher, 141 Franklm : Robertson Robert, baker, 248 Henry Robinson Henry, coals, 145 Clinton Mj§1 Robertson Robert A. wool, 119 Pearl, and staves Robinson Henry, furniture, 149 Bowery, h. 161W '• Jefferson c. Monroe, h. Astoria ROBINSON HENRY, merchant, 70 William, | Robertson Ruth A.widow o f Alexander, 223 W.16th Varick .. R tl)->7t-on William, carman, 499 Twelfth Robinson Henry, coals, 568 W ater, h. 145 Clinton Robinson Henry (col’d), whitewneher, 10 Jersey Roteitson William, 93 E. 30th Robinson Henry B. 35 Wall, h. 14 St. Markspt Rol ertson William, cabinet 4 Doyers Robinson Henry H. cooper, 15 Burling slip Robertson William, shipwright, 121 Ludlow Roh&rtgjHI William, musician, 58 Great Jones Robinson Jacob, moulder, 398 West « * PORE RTS ON D. H. & SON, shipbrokers, 88 W all Robinson* James, cabinetmaker, r. 71 Bayard, fl. <* ROBERTSON & RAYNOLDS, dryg’ds, 66 Liberty Bayard R0T3 455 ROC Robinson James, mer. 103 Front, h. 73 Twelfth ' Robinson William, carpenter, 125 Twelfth ^tobinson James, mer. 28 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Robinson William, contractor, 142 Second tobinson James, contractor, 142 Second Robinson William, clerk, 86 Hudson Robinson James, laborer, 130 Ay . 6 Robinson William, rigger, 91 West & 173 South, h. tobinson James F. lawyer, 76 Wall, h. Williamsbg 175 Delaney I tobinson James T. printer, 238 Elizabeth Robinson .William, builder, r. 70 North Moore tobinson Jane, widow of John, r. 110 Laurens Robinson William, carman, 206 W. 21st Robinson Jane, widow o f Thomas 0.329 Sixth Robinson William, pl’mb’r, 75 Av. 8, h. 231 W. 27th tOBINSON JANE, widow of William, tavern, 62 Robinson William, lacegoods, 287 Grand, h. 65 Greenwich, h. 62 Greenwich Delaney * .■i -tobinson Jeremiah P. mer. 44 Front & 14 Coenties Robinson William, carman, 139 Delaney *1 slip, h. Brooklyn Robinson William, bricklayer, 176 W. 18th >'tobinson John, bookbinder, 558 Broome Robinson William, brushmaker, W. 29th n. Av. 7 tobinson John, clerk, 320 Eighth Robinson William, grocer, 307 Eighth •iiobinson John, flagyard, 333 Rivington & E. 23d c. Robinson William, 91 John, h. Brooklyn Av 1, h. 160 E. 20th Robinson William H. jeweler, 170 Broadway -itobinson John, painter, 120 Wall, h. 8 Watts Robinson William H. shipcarpenter, 292 Stanton ROBINSON JOHN, physician, 156 Grand Robinson William J. distiller, 125 W. 17th -/tobinson John, insurance, 65 Wall, h. Long I. Robinson William J. cabinetmaker. 157 Cherry tobinson John, machinist, 58 Broome Robinson William R. & Co. merchants, 5£ Pine, h. ^tobinson John, porter, r. 24 Mulberry Brooklyn Robinson John, founder, r. 159 Perry Robinson William T. carpenter, 62 Mulberry Robinson John, carman, 32 Monroe Robinson H. & Co. lacegoods, 70 WTilliam ifobinson John H. bakery, 87 Bedford, h. 87 Bedfrd Robinson & Co. mineral waters, 376 Bowery itobinson John O. lawyer, 78 Nassau Robinson & Fletcher, flagyard, Av. 1 c. E. 23d Robinson Jonathan, 393 Pearl Robinson & Miller, carpenters, 25 Minetta lane Robinson Joseph, printer, 23 Catharine Robinson & Weir, mers.28 Broadway ihibbinson Joseph, carman, 36 Av. 1 ROBINSON, BETTS & ROBINSON, lawyers, 52 Lobinson Joseph, engineer, 203 W. 17th Wall . ri.obinson Joseph, clear starcher, 89 Mercer Robinsons & Shipman, importers, 60 New Robinson Joseph, hosier, 277 Mott Robison Charles B. clerk, 167 South [titobinson rJoseph G. combmaker, 494 Av. 7, h. Robison Henry, stonecutter, E. 17th c. Av. 1 II 494Av; 7 Robison John M. broker, 16 Wall Robinson Josephine, tailoress, 16 More Robitaille Francis, clerk, 265 Twelfth .obinson Julia, boarding, 257 Greene Robitcz Naeten, pedler, 216 Stanton /.obinson Leonard, sparmaker, 76 Broome Robjohn Thomas, chronometers, 166 Bowery, b. /obinson Leonard H. late auctioneer, 149 W . 1 7th 166 Bowery '.obinson Lewis (col’d), porter, r 36 Great Jones ROBLEY JOSEPH, calico designer, 17 Post’s buil­ Robinson Lucius, lawyer, 51 Liberty, h. 54 Amity ding, Hanover, h. 294 W. *18th pjpbinson Ludyah, steward, Grand c. Centre, h. Robson Benjamin R. physician, 20 E. Broadway, h. 1 2*27 Christie 238 Fourth .obinson Macks, tailor, 17 Elizabeth Robson Charles B. feed, 108 Hammond /obinson Maria, widow of John, 349 Broome IRobson John A. cabinetmaker, W. 30th n. Av. 8 ,r‘obinson Mary, widow of Joseph, 87£ Laurens Robson Philip J. gasfitter, 24 James .1( obinson Mary, 66 Gouvemeur Robson Salamo, laborer, r. 13 Desbrosses / .obinson Mary Jane, widow, 65 Av. B Robson William, cabinetmaker, Av. 7 c. W. 20th /obinson Nancy, widow, r. 11£ Perry Roby Richard W . cardfactory, 13 Prince “olrVon Nathan L. huckster, Fulton mkt. h. 103 Rocchietti Joseph, prof. Italian, 315 Broadway, care *1 Bleecker of Berard & Mondon ' 'obinson Nelson, brokrr, 37 Wall, h. 167 Twelfth Rocco Sampson, shoes, 369 Bowery, h. 369 Bowery obinson Peter, 634 Fourth Rocha Francis, rigger, r. 95 James -obinson Peter, shoemaker, 13 Desbrosses Roche David, porterhouse, 24 Morris Robinson Peter, porter, r. 48 Howard Roche David; laborer, 62 Jackson obinson Quinn, carpenter, 202 Av. 3 Roche David, laborer, 357 Cherry Robinson Reuben B. importer, 60 New Roche Edward, mer. 34 Fulton, Hudson river pot­ ^Obinson Robert, exch. 4UM- Grand, h. 132 Broome tery, Twelfth n. Av. 10, h. Madison Av. c. E. 28th -' obinson Robert, carpenter, 220 W . 26th Roche Edward jr. com. mer. 164 Maiden lane, h. ‘ Obinson Robert, merchant, 67 Jane Brooklyn ^obinson Robert, sodawater, r. 376 Bowery, h. 374 Roche George, fancygoods, 176£ Mulberry Bowery Roche James, merchant, 349 Twelfth : Obinson Russell W . druggist, 214 Fulton, h. 80 Roche John, painter, 159 E. 11th Murray Roche John, mason, 305 Av., 1 tobinson Samuel, shoemaker, Av. 10 n. W . 35th, h. Roche John, com. mer. 164 Maiden lane 1$ 386 Av. 10 Roche John, carpenter, 42 Anthony, h. 40 Anthony 'obinson Samuel, cooper, 327 Sixth Roche John, grocer, 46 Whitehall : .'obinson Samuel, weaver, 444 Fourth Roche John B. shoemaker, 69 Oliver a ibinson Samuel, laborer, 237 E. 11th Roche John J. turner, r. 85 Chrystie /Obinson Samuel G. shoes, 236 Bleecker Roche John W . mer. 34 Fulton, h. Madison Av. n, /obinson Samuel P. shipbroker, 59 West, h. 68 W. 28th eiJ Warren, Brooklyn Roche Margerite, widow of Edmond, 19 Cherry ibinson Samuel W. exchange, 410£ Grand, h. 201 Roche Mary, widow, 654 Water Broome Roche Mary, fruit, 52 Bowery )binson Susan (H. widow of Albert, boarding, 10 Roche Mary, seamstress, r. 324 Madison feii College place Roche Michael, tailor, r. 654 Water : : )binson Thomas, boarding, 87 Cross Roche Patrick, laborer, 430 Cherry ^obinson Thomas, exchange, 14 Mulberry Roche Patrick, bootmaker, r. 169 Hester : )binson Thomas, tinsmith, 438 Broome, h. 411 Roche Philip, com. mer. 164 Maiden lane Broome Roche Philip, staves, 307 Madison .^binson Thomas, blacksmith, 135 W . 15th Roche Thomas, laborer, r. 311 Madison ^/obinson Thomas, sailmaker, 182 South, h. 277 Roche Thomas C. clerk, 69 South, h. 139 Broome Roche William, shoemaker, 123 Liberty Broome Roche William, laborer, 50 Spring -tobinson Thomas B. porter, 53 Pearl ^ >binson Vanteiath, carman, r. 66 Bayard Roche William, laborer, 381 Water f0binson William, shipjoiner, 109 King Roche Brothers, com mers. 34 Fulton, and agents »binaon William, stationery, 281 Hudson for the Hudson river pottery, ft. W. 12th ROD 456 ROE Roche Brothers & Co. shipping merchants, and Rodelsheimer Henry, shoes, 250 Stanton passenger agents o f the old or black ball line of Rpdelsheimer Lewis, tailor, 250 Stanton Liverpool packets, and who sell drafts on the Roden Charles, 107 Twelfth royal bank o f Ireland, and on Messrs. Prescott, Rodenback Philip, 247 Av. A Grote & Co. bankers, London, 34 Fulton Rodenberg John, grocer, 30 Howard Roche Brothers & Masterson, com. mers. 164 Rodenberger William, 88 Wall Maiden lane Roder Henry, barber, 122 Prince Rochford James, boots, 138 Pearl, h. 82 W . 16th Rodermond Hannah, r. 25 Hester Rochefort Bartholemew E. upholsterer, 637 B’way, Rodewald Adolf, mer. 20 Beaver, h. 100 Joralenwm h. 33 Greenwich Av Brooklyn Rochefort & Skarren, upholsterers, 637 Broadway Rodewald Charles, mer. 20 Beaver Rocheleau Joseph, 14 Amity RODEWALD BROTHERS, mers. 20 Beaver |P Rocher Christopher, tailor, r. 44 Thomas Rodger Mary Ann, widow o f Patrick, 19 Cannon i.'-' Rochester Joseph (col’d), laborer, r. 72 Thompson RODGERS A. ROBERTSON, lawyer, 49 William> Rock Henry, shipwright, 22 Hubert h. 34 W . 29th lMV: Rock Hugh, laborer, 192 Varick Rodgers Andrew, 651 Washington Rock John, bootmaker, r. 145 Duane Rodgers Charles, liquors, 24 Allen Rock Michael, umbrellas, 34 Gouveneur Rodgers Charles W. A. mer. 198 Broadway h i Rock Patrick, tailor, r. 147 Elizabeth Washington pi. Rockar Joseph, cabinetmaker, 129 Third Rodgers David, chairs, 234 Delaney Rockefeller Riker, painter, 104 Hud’n h. 166 Fr’klin Rodgers Frederick, stevedore, 80 Pike Rockefeller Rufus, butchr, 126 Prince, h. 103 Wstr Rodgers George, bootmaker, 350 Houston Rockefeller & Harris, painters, 104 Hudson Rodgers Henry, waiter, 182 W. 18th Rockenbaugh Samuel H. com. mer. 117 Pearl, h. 11 Rodgers J. Kearny, physician, 110 Bleecker Albion pi. Rodgers James, watchmaker, 413 Broadway, h.2U- Rocker Belthesar, boarding, 13 Frankfort Tenth Rockett John, hotel, 561 Houston Rodgers James, carpenter, 54 Mulberry Rockett John W . stationer, 20 Wall, h. 122 Fulton, Rodgers James, shipcarpenter, r. 225 Lewis Brooklyn Rodgers James, laborer, r. 34 Sheriff Rockman Alexander, tailor, 71J Cross Rodgers John (col’d), laborer, r. 183 Church Rocks Patrick, cabinetmaker, 71 Stanton Rodgers Patrick, music, 96 Willett Rockwell Alfred, carrier, 124 Sheriff Rodgers Philip, laborer, 222 W. 16th Rockwell Alphonso S. clerk, 275 Hudsn, h. 2 Grove Rodgers Robert, porter, r. 141 Chrystie Rockwell Andrew PI. carman, 140 Elm Rodgers Samuel, drygoods, 141 Forsyth Rockwell Benjamin, broker, 116 Broad, h. Bridgpt Rodgers Sarah (col’d), cook 12 Anthony Rockwell Charles, freight agent, 533 Broadway Rodgers Sarah (col’d), washing, r. 70 Thompson jfi Rockwell Charles D. mer. 21 Cortlandt, h. 13 Rodgers Terrence, laborer, r. 237 Mulberry London terrace Rodgers Thomas, coachman, r. W. 18th, n. Av. 6 Rockwell Charles F. clerk, 102 Monroe Rodgers William, laborer, 484 Av. 9 ROCKW ELL DAVID & CO. mers. 464 Pearl, h. Rodgers William, stonecutter, 243 Mulberry 3 s New Jersey RODGERS & WOODMAN, lawyers, 49 William Rockwell Francis A. bedclasps; 293 Pearl, h. Conn RODGERS, CATLIN, LEAVITT & CO. drygoods Rockwell Franklin A. drygoods, 63 Fourth 198 Broadway j Rockwell Henry, clocks, 156 Pea rl, h. 66 Horatio Rodh David, tailor, 220 Canal, h. 57 Watte Rockwell Henry B. strawgoods, 20 Cortlandt, h. 13 Rodman Archibald O. boilermaker, 50 Hubert is London terrace Rodman Elias, clothing, 26 Orange, h. 26 Orange ; Rockwell James, painter, E. 21st n. Av. 1 Rodman Elizabeth A. wid. o f William, tailoress, 7f,■ Rockwell James S. leather, 47 Ferry, h. 74 Sands, Broome Brooklyn Rodman Geo.T. machinist, 229 West, h. 412G’wich; Rockwell John J. mer. 57 Liberty, h. Madison Av Rodman Jesse, caulker, 339 Madison bet. E. 27th & E. 28th Rodman Jesse, lumber, Tompkins c. Broome, h.5J Rockwell Madame, 17 College pi. Hester Rockwell Stephen, policeman, 154 Av. 6 Rodman John, lighter, 120 Wall, h. Newark Rockwell Walter M. 54 Wall, h. Newark Rodman John F. machinist, 229 West,h.368Wash?n ROCKW ELL WILLIAM, physician, 51 E. B’way, Rodman Joseph, engineer, 15 Scammel h. 51E. Broadway Rodman Robert W . com. mer. 82 South, h. 36Bond. Rockwell William B. clerk, 1 Hall records, h. E. Rodman Sarah, porterhouse, 39 Jackson 50th n. Av. 3 Rodman Thomas H. lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 98 Warren ROCKW ELL J. S. & CO. leather, 47 Ferry i Brooklyn ROCKW ELL, BARROWS & WINTON, strwgds. Rodman William L. caulker, 650 Water 20 Cortlandt RODMAN & CO, boilermakers, 229 & 230 West,4:; Rockwood John S. late baker, 237 Madison 370 Washington Rockwood Warren B. musicteaclier, 77 E. 13th, h. Rodolph Meiger, shoemaker, 137 Hester 100 Av. 3 Rodrian Theodore, cabinetmaker, r. 11 Columbia Rockwood William H. mer. 202 Broadway, h. 186 Rodriguez Josephine, widow o f Joseph, 83 Suffolk W . 25th Rodriguez Laureano J. segars, 518 Greenwich, [L Rocky Bar Mining Co. 20 Mers. Ex. entrance Hnvr 518 Greenwich gft' ' Rod John, tailor, 43 Ridge Roe Alfred, lawyer, 38 Wall, bds. 54 Warren * ^ Rodamer Hiram, gratemaker, 179 Prince Roe Andrew J. lawyer, 14 Wall Roddan Grace, dressmaker, 647 Hudson Roe Ann, dressmaker, 155 Thompson Roddan William A. moulder, 221 Thompson Roe Benjamin G. surveyor, 67-Reade p Rodden Bernard, laborer, 100 W . 17th Roe Charles S. lawyer, 38 Wall Roddick John, tailor, 14 Watts ROE ELIJAH W. grocer, 281 Bleecker, h. 281 Roddy Catharine, fruits, 387 Av. 6 Bleecker #’# . Roddy Francis, digger, 87 W . 19th Roe Francis A. & Co. grocers, 268 Division, b. 26 Roddy William, sailor, r. 237 Madison Division , , Rode Charles, penhandles, 4 E. Clinton pi. Roe Frederick, stables, 6 University pi. & 114Eighth:, Rode Charles R. publisher, 59 Liberty, h. 32 Rivgtn h. 39 Christopher RodeEmrith, tailor, r. 65 Thompson Roe Gilbert, 'stainer, r. 59 Ann, and brass finisher4r Rode Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, 82 Bayard Ann, h. Williamsburg , , Rode Frederick G. porterhouse, 63 James ROE GEORGE SCOTT, stationer, 19 Mer. EM- Rode Henry, porterhouse, 340 Stanton 155 Thompson Rode Martin, painter, 282 E. 13th Roe Hewle; shipfastener, 379 Ninth Rode S. clothier, 31 & 17j- Chatham Roe James K. 73 W. 11th Rodeteldt Frederick, grocer, 731 Washington Roe John, hardware, 6 Pike, h. 10 Vandam ROG 457 ROG- ,i Mary, boarding, 13 Rivington Rogers Columbus B. lawyer, 106 B’way ! Mary, widow o f William. 300 Delaney Rogers Daniel, fireman, 88 Cherry 1Nathaniel, agent, 200 Varick, h. 21 Lamartinepl Rogers Daniel, laborer, 68 Hamersley 3Richard R. provisions, 250 Fulton, h. 50 Lisp’rd Rogers David, portraits, 75 W. 15th 3Robert P. tailor, r. 5 Hester r Rogers Ebenezer, furniture, 354 Av. 8 & W . 29th c. 3 Samuel, carman, 111 W . 20th Av. 8. h. 354 Av.,8 8 Thomas, hair, 99 W. 27th Rogers Edmund F. builder, 145 E. 27th J; William, leather findings, 181 Ay . B Rogers Edmund P. accountant, 56 Wall, h. Jer. city >E WILLIAM L. emigrant office, 57 Greenwich, Rogers Edward J. fish, 102 Cross h. Brooklyn Rogers Edwin L. plasterer, 13 Av. 6 ,e William W. shipcarpenter, 144 Lewis Rogers Egbert W. 232 Av. 3 •aZachariah, carpenter, 81 Lewis Rogers Eliphalet B. clerk, 118 Spring e &>Camblin, stainers, r. 59 Ann, & hrassfinishrs, Rogers Eliza, wid. Joseph, ladies school, 201 Av. 3 ' 47 Ann Rogers Elizabeth, wid. Henry, 124 Clinton e, Comstock & Co. provisions, 250 Fulton Rogers.Enos, machinist, 62 Cannon ebel Leonard, musician, r. 49 Norfolk Rogers Enos, machinist, 295 Monroe . eben George, porterhouse, 7 James’ slip Rogers George, machinist, r. 124 Ludlow \ber John, turner, 97 Chrystie Rogers George, musician, 275 Av. 6 , ebuck Henry, tailor, r. 84 Willett Rogers George, builder, 14 Ridge i edenberger Jacob, boarding, 110 Liberty Rogers George, jeweler, 14 Carmine & 3 Chambers, |?eder Henrietta, widow, phrenologist,227 Wooster h. 14 Carmine |eder John, hairdresser, 161 Av. C Rogers George, mariner, 128 Broome r;ediger,Adam, tailor, r. 104 W. 24th Rogers George A. teacher, 223 W. 20th Sj&fei Robert, segars, 192 Division Rogers George I. col. cit.rev.5 HallRec.h. 4 G’wich iefatt Henry, porterhouse, 145 Stanton Rogers George P. 66 W. 14th fgehiler John, butcher, 110 Division Rogers George T. grocer, 226 Front, h. 167 E. 14th ^emer Jean, prof, free academy, h. 4 Union pi. Rogers Geo. W . baker, 147 Division, h. 147 Division ’ er John, carpenter, 28 Av. B Rogers George W . H. auction, 118 Broadway 'Jerick William, boots, r. 90 Willett Rogers Henrietta, fancyst. 210 Canal, h. 210 Canal ;terig Philip H. liquors, 147 Av. A Rogers Henry, carman, 197 W. 26th ?iermund Robert, laces, 686 Washington Rogers Henry, 47 Av. 5 Aese J. Justus, tinsmith, 195£- Div’sn, h. 195J Div’u Rogers Henry, stockingweaver, 548 Grand '^esenberger Peter, cards, 161 Delaney Rogers Henry, fish, r. 399 Madison ®esicke Gustave, framemaker, 21 Spruce, h. 161 Rogert Henry, mineralogist, 270 Bowery ^ Bridge, Brooklyn Rogers Henry, sawfiler, r. 475 Cherry . »esicke & Co. framemakers, 21 Spruce Rogers Hen. flour & feed, 523 Hudson, h. 434 Hudsn "W er Adolphus G. teacher, 43 Henry Rogers Henry J. gen superintendent N. Am. telagr. tettger Joseph, chemist, 45 Allen co. 29 Wall. h. Baltimore ; »ever Charles, grocer, 103 Stanton, h. 159 Ludlow Rogers Henry S. fancygoods, 449 Broadway ■)ffAlmon, safes, Av. C c. Third, h. Greenpoint Rogers Hugh, baker, 75 G’wich Av. h. 75 G’wich Av, Charles, carman, 159 Christopher Rogers Hugh, blacksmith, 271£ Monroe ‘)ff Charles W. mason, 19 Desbrosses Rogers Isaac P. imp. 92 Will'm, h. 250 Bridge, B’lyn jff Joseph, marketman, E.33d b. Avs. 2 & 3 Rogers Isaiah, blocks, 247 South 1}ff Stephen, marketman, E. 33d n. Av. 2 Rogers James, jeweler, 399 Hudson & Rogers James, stage driver, 252 W. 26th Stearns, successors to C. Rich & Co. safes ■C. 14# Water, 329 Fifth, Av. C. c. Third& Av. A c. Rogers James, tailor, 196 Mott St. Mark’s pi. Rogers James, carman, 221 Thompson Dffey George, late mason, 39 Perry Rogers James, laborer, r. 139 Duane ’offey Mary A. nurse, 39 Perry ■ ers James, liquors, 341 Av. 10 n H am ilton H. c o n. m er. 3 0 F ront, h. 11 La- Sam pson W illiam , porter, r. 76 K ing m a ffin e pla ce Sam pson W illiam , baker, 428 Av. 3 •SALMON JAM ES, builder, 125 E. 16th SA M PSO N & B A L D W IN , iron, 121 G reen w ich Salmon Jam es, b rick layer, 200 Av. 1 Sam son D avid, m er. 265 W ashngtn. h. 196 B leecker Salmon James, laborer, 564 F ou rth Sam son David, w eaver, 122 E. 11th Salmon T h om as R. pedler, 13 E lm Sam son John, rigger, 59 R oosevelt Salm ond John, carm an, 161 Av. A Sam son L ouis, sailor, 104 O liver Salm sm ellner Charles, tea, 242 Stanton Sam son & P erry, shipjoiners, Eighth n. A v. D Salom ons Abraham , traveller, 76 M ulberry Sam ter Jacob, clothier, 2181 B ow ery, h. 218£B ow ’r y Salom on Israel J. w halebon e, 40 R ose, h. 29 City Sam uel Abraham, pedler, r. 84 R idge Hall place Sam uel Isaac N. clothing, 261 Pearl, h. 75 W . 13th Salom on Jonas, p a w n b rok er, 159 L eon ard, h. 159 Sam uel Joseph, tailor, 34 H enry L eon ard Sam uel L . butcher, 78-£ Bayard Salom on S olom on , pedler, 248 S econ d Sam uel M orris L . & C o. com . m ers. 18 Platt, h. 18 Salom ons Elizabeth, w id o w o f I. 459 H ou ston E. 13th Salt Sam uel, m ou ld er, 182 E. 25th Sam uel Samuel, clothier, 127 Chatham , h. 127 Salt W illiam , cabinetm aker, 60 W . W a sh in gton pi. Chatham h. r. 2 1 W . 13th Samuel Sim on, butcher, 204 H ouston Salter A lbert, shirts, 79 M aiden la. h. 182 W . 27th Sam uel Thom as, g rocer, 23 A v. B SA N 468 SA N S a m u el W illia m , ta ilor, 23 A y . B S a n d ford M ary, w id o w o f Joh n , 184 A v . 3 S a m u els A le x a n d e r, p o r te r , r . 370 G r e e n w ic h S a n d fo rd P eleg B. g r o c e r , 392 H ou ston , h. 392H'ton S a m u e ls Jam es, cu tter, r. 76 R e a d e S a n d fo rd Phoebe, w id o w o f M ichael, 65 M orton S a m u els L a z a ru s, je w e le r , r. 212 M u lb e rr y S a n d fo rd T h o s . H . c o m . m e r . 39 S ou th , h. 64 Saida S a m u els L e s e r , c lo th in g , 89 C h atham , h. 89 C h ’th m B r o o k ly n S a m u els S a m u el, fu rs , 173 W a te r , h. 41 T e n th S a n d ford s, P o r te r & S trik er, la w y e rs , 78 B’ way S a m u els S a m u el, ta ilor, 72 O liv e r S a n d ife r W m . jo b b e r , 15 N. W illia m , h . 15 N Wm. S a m u els T h e o d o r e , p o lis h e r, 503 A v . 8 S a n d lan d W illia m , agen t, 251 P earl, h. Litchfield S a n b o r n B r a d b u ry , p a c k in g b o x e s , 516 W a t e r & 68 C o n n e cticu t B eek m a n , h. 221 M o n r o e S a n d o z B roth ers & A . C . H u gu en in , w atches 131 S A N B Q R N L U K E K . c o m . m e r . 112 W a te r , h. F u lton B r o o k ly n S an ds A b ra h a m B. d ru g s, 141 W illia m , h. 8 E 17rti S a n b o rn H ester H . c le r k , 122 H e n r y S A N D S A L F R E D B. p lu m b e r, 230 W ater, h. 73 S a n b o r n Sarah , w id o w , 67 S p rin g E ld rid g e S a n b o rn S o lo m o n H . hatter, 27 H e n r y San ds A lfr e d R . artist, 25 R o o s e v e lt S a n ch es P h ilip ( c o l ’d ), stew a rd , 62 M ercer San ds A m o s , hatter, 16 F o r s y th S a n ch e z B arb ara Y . 77 N inth S a n ds A u stin L . 30 L a fa y ette pi. S a n d C h ristian H . m e r . & p r e s, o c e a n steam nav. San ds C h arles, tea ch er, 232 W . 21st c o . 50 B r o a d w a y , h. 38 P acific, B r o o k ly n S a n d s C harles, ta ilor, 20 E . 13th S a n d a v er Joh n , c le rk , 115 N assau, h. 196 E ld rid g e San ds C o m fo r t , w id o w , 239 W o o s t e r S a n d b lo o m A u gu stu s, r ig g e r , r. 39 G o e r c k San ds D an iel H . p a p er, 14 F orsy th , h. 14 Forsyth S a n d e r A d a m , tin sm ith . 83 A v . 4, h. 83 A y . 4 Sands D an iel H . jr . 14 F o rsy th S a n d e r A le x a n d e r , p e d le r, 201 S e c o n d San ds D a v id , d ru g s, 141 W illia m , h. 6 E. 17th S a n d e r C h a rles, m erch a n t, 15 W illia m S A N D S E D W A R D H . p h y s icia n , 71 Janies S a n d e r E d w a r d , b o o k k e e p e r , 92 A v . B San ds E lish a, la te p u b lish er, 173 C h erry S a n d e r G e o rg e , w h e e lw rig h t, 246 E . 13th San ds E liza b eth , r. 18 O rch a rd S a n d e r G e o rg e , b o o tm a k e r, 172J- W a lk e r San ds E liza b eth M . tea ch er, 232 W . 21st S a n d e r Josep h , g r o c e r , 348 A v. 7, h. 348 A v . 7 S an ds F lo y d , c lo th ie r, 235 G ’n w ich , h. Rye, West­ S a n d e r W illia m , tailor, 172 W a lk e r c h e s te r c o . S a n d ers C h arles W . au th or, 43 A v . 3 S a n d s H e n r y , p e d le r, 97 W . 17th S a n d ers E d w a r d , la w y e r , 20 Clift' San ds Isa a c D . ca rm a n , 86 Stanton S a n d ers J o h n H . g r o c e r , 6 M u lb e r r y & 267 W illia m , S a n ds J oh n , p o r te r h o u s e , 351 A v . 3 h . 267 W illia m S an ds J osep h , m e r . 26 P ine, h. B rook ly n S a n d ers L e o p o ld , c le rk , 18 A v. C San ds J u d a h P . 34 E liza b eth S a n d ers M a ry, 21 M u lb e rr y San ds M ich ael, o stler, 74 W . *24th S a n d ers P h illis (c o P d ), w id . W illia m , r . 230 M o tt San ds R o b e r t A . d ru g g ist, 188 B o w e ry , & asat. S a n d ers S a m u el, ta ilor, 118 M ott a ld e rm a n 14th w a r d , h . 4 S p rin g S a n d ers T . liq u o rs , 369 T w e lfth San ds S a m u e l S. b r o k e r , 68 W a ll, h. 30 Lafayette.pl S a n d ers T h o m a s , w a ite r, 135 W a s h in g to n San ds Sarah , w id o w o f Joh n , 168 T h om pson S a n d e rs T h o m a s W . la m p s , 1 C h ath a m sq. h . 41 San ds S im o n F. sp ecu la tor, 57 S p rin g H e ste r S an ds S tep h en ( c o l’d ), b o a tm a n ,66 Grand S a n d ers W illia m , ta ilor, r. 251 S p rin g S A N D S T H O M A S B . & C O . c o m . m er. 47 New S A N D E R S O N A . A . C o lle g e h o te l, 28 M u rra y S an ds W illia m , silversm ith , 44 D ow n in g S a n d e rs o n E d w a r d F . steel, 16 Clift*, h . 3 G r a m e r c y San ds W illia m ( c o l’d ), c o o k , r. 81 Charlton p a rk S A N D S A . B. & D . dru g gists, 100 F ulton c. William S a n d e rs o n E liza b e th , b o a rd in g , 75 B le e c k e r & 3 S a n ds & D ela field , im p o rte rs , 26 Pine L e r o y p la c e S a n d y S a m u el, ste v e d o re , 24 C oen ties slip, h. 282 S a n d e rs o n E liza b eth , w id o w o f Sm ith , 323 A v . 1 M on roe S a n d e rs o n E rastu s C . stages, A v . 8 c. W . 23d, h . S a n fo r d A b n e r, c o lle c t, assessm ents, 2 New City W . 24th, n. A v . 8 H all, h. 28 A m ity S a n d e rs o n Ja m es M. C o lle g e h o te l, 28 M u rra y S a n fo r d A lfre d , h ack m an , 3 C orn elia S a n d e rs o n J o s e p h M . tru sses, 3 B a rcla y , h . 75 S a n fo rd A n so n P . ta ilor, 127 F u lto n ; h. 151 Clinton B le e ck e r S a n fo r d B ridg et, w id o w o f H en ry , 6 Congress pi. S a n d e rs o n M argaret, ta iloress, 104 P itt S a n fo rd C atharine, ( c o l ’d ), w asherw om an , r. 64J S a n d e rs o n R ich a r d , sh o e m a k e r, 318 A v . 8 M ercer S a n d e rs o n R o b e r t B. ca rp e n te r, 188 C h u rc h S a n fo r d C h arles, carm an , 32 A m os S a n d e rs b n S id n e y , m e r . 86 C ed a r, h 1 S c h e rm e r- S a n fo r d C h arles, u m b rella s, 63 W illia m , h. W. h o r n . B r o o k ly n 23 rd n . A v . 8 S a n d e rs o n T h o m a s R . groger^ A v . "3 c . S ev en th , h. S a n fo r d C h a rles G . liq u o rs , 246 Front, h. W ’sburg . 9 S even th S a n ford C orn eliu s, to b a cco n is t, 112 Suffolk S a n d e rs o n W illia m , n ig h tw a tch , 253 M o n r o e S a n fo r d D an iel, liq u o rs , 246 F ron t, h. 131 Henry S a n d e rs o n W m jr .c u t le r y ,214 P earl,h.181 C h a m b ’rs S a n fo rd G ilb ert, ca rm a n , 55 G reen e S a n d e rs o n & F in ch , lu m b e r, W . 20th c . A v . 11 S a n fo r d H all, 30 C lin ton pi. h. Flu sh in g S A N D E R S O N B R O T H E R S & C O . steel m a n u fa c ­ S a n ford H e n r y J. m erch a n t, 159 M aiden la. tu rers, 16 Clift* S a n fo rd H ester, w id . o f W illia m , 205 M ott S a n d fo rd A. P . clo th ie r , 151 C lin ton S a n fo r d H e w le tt, la te’ carm an , 98 T h om p son S a n d fo rd C has. b u ild e r, 20 C h a m b ers, h . 19 E . 16th S a n fo r d Jam es, ta ilor, 5 M inetta S a n d fo r d C h arles II. la w y e r , 110 C h a m b e rs S a n fo rd J o h n F . A . 40 B r o a d w a y & 51 N ew S a n d fo r d C h arles W . la w y e r , 110 C h a m b e rs S a n fo rd J o s e p h L . & C o. bakers, 154 South, h. 126 S a n d fo r d E . S. sh ip p in g m e r . 16 W a ll, h. Ph iladha. H e n ry , B r o o k ly n S a n d fo rd E d w . la w y e r , 78 B ’ way., h. 44 U n ion pi. S a n fo rd L u cin d a , w id o w o f Asa, 585 Fourth S a n d fo r d E d w a r d S. e x p r e s s , 1 W a ll, h. P h ila d lp h a S a n fo rd M arcus. B . ta ilor, 127 F u lton , h. 127 Amos S a n d fo rd H e n r y P . sh o e sto re , 273 H u d so n , h. 273 S a n fo rd M en em on , stea m b oa t capt. 305 E. Br’dway P lu d son S a n fo rd N athan, sh ip join er, 375 S ix th S a n d fo r d Isa a c ( c o l’d ), w a ite r, 3 A n th o n y S a n fo rd N ico ll, p r o v is io n s , 181 C h rystie, h. 181 S a n d fo r d J. H . e d ito r, 93 W a ll C h r y s tie S a n d fo r d J a c o b O . m a so n , 242 R iv in g to n S a n fo rd R o llin , m erch a n t, 159 M aiden la. h. 167 S a n d fo r d Ja m es S. la w y e r , 78 B’ w a y , h. 98 W . 11th H e n r y , B r o o k ly n 4 S a n d fo r d J o h n F . A . 138 A v . 5 S a n fo r d W a ts o n , stoves, 233 W a te r , h . 74 Pineapple, S a n d fo r d J osep h , p rin ter, 200 M u lb erry , h .4 5 E ld g e B r o o k ly n S a n d fo r d J o s e p h , m a so n , 149 A v . 5 S a n fo rd W m . H . g ro ce r, 411 C h erry , h. 411 Cherry S a n d fo r d J osep h , p a in ter, 1 M inetta S A N F O R D B R O T H E R S , tailors, 127 F u lton S a n d fo rd J os. W . ca rp e n te r, 242 N inth, h . 68 F irst S a n fo r d & F e r ry , g ro ce rs , 411 C h e rry S a n d fo r d L e w is H . ju d g e su p . c t. N e w C ity H all, h. S a n ger C a lv in P . stra w g ood s,1 7 5 P earl, h. 50 Pierre, 120 T en th , 15 B r e v o o r t p i. p o n t, B r o o k ly n s SAU 469 SAV 1 ______ _____________________ ganger George & Co. soap chandler, 353 Troy, h. Sauer Wilhelmina, widow of John, 132 Greenwich ijp Williamsburgh J ganger Henry, merchant, 245 Pearl, h. 711 Houston Saul Augustin, bootmaker, 122 Clinton place Sanger Henry, hotel, 328 Pearl Saul Edward, com. mer. 69 South, h. 7 Varick place ganger Horatio, health warden, 123 Perry Saul Eliza, boarding, 53 Roosevelt ^Sanger John, tailor, 161 Third Saul George, grocer, 305 Delaney Saul Hfenry, tailor, 91 Delaney ganger Joseph T. merchant, 186 Pearl, h. Livings­ Saul John, carman, 125 Amos ton c. Smith, Brooklyn Saul Peter, laborer, 27 Av. D ^Sanger Rufus, drygoods, 42 Cedar, h. 32 W. 23d Saul William, bricklayer, r. 216 E 13th Sanger Simon, paperbox maker, 91 Columbia Saull William, laborer, 16 Roosevelt ■i;Sanger Zedekiah, 711 Houston tSanMartin Anthony X. publisher, 87 Cedar Saulpaugh John, carpenter, r. 225 W. 17th Banneider Meirs, tailor, 25 Marion Saulsbury Edwin, clothier, 4 Liberty, h. Macon, Ga. Saulsbury James L. tailor, 4 Maiden lane, h. 130 Sannier & Crane, carriage-bow makers, 31 Ridge Bridge, Brooklyn Sanquineti G. B. tailor, 147 Elm Saulsbury, Conway & Co. clothiers, 4 Liberty Sanquirico Antonio, 125 Crosby Sault Joseph, pedler, 91 Lewis Santery Timothy, laborer, 64 Montgomery Saunders Adam, razorstrops, 147 and 387 B’way Santry Dennis, polisher, 85 Mott Saunders Aclele T. ornamental hair, 306 Bowery Sanxay Jos. F. furnishing, 146 William, h. 8 Mott Saunders Charles J. boatman, 49 Pearl v.SANXAY SKEFF1NGTON, lawyer, 8 Wall, h. Saunders Charles J. (col’d), sweep, 45 Laurens Brooklyn Saunders David, machinist, 693 Water };.Saphar George, cutler, 199 W . 16tl\ Saunders Elisha, silks, 60 John “ Sapp Matthew, cabinetmaker, r. 30 Hamersley Saunders George, razorstrops, 147 Broadway ^SARACCO PIERRE, dancing, 110 Grand ■Sarara Jesse, shipcarpenter, 60 Av. C f aT?xT?^^IaarTr^ \ widow itSWilliam, 240 Rivington SAUNDERS ISRAEL, commission merchant, 120 t Sarbach Henry, fireman, r. 76 Grand Water, h. Irving house Sarcenin Thomas, blacksmith, 463 Twelfth Saunders James R. drygoods, 47 Av. 3, h. 47 Av. 3 “ SARDY JOHN B. ship agent, 58 South, h. 32 Pine­ Saunders John, razorstrops, 147 and 387 Broadway, apple, Brooklyn h. 387 Broadway J Sares John C. shipcarpenter, 674 Fourth Saunders Joseph, carpenter, 116 Lewis Sares Sarah, widow Nathaniel, dressmaker, 61 Av.8 Saunders Joseph, tallowchandler, 343Av.8 Sargent Benjamin, seaman, 55 Cannon Saunders Joseph, wafers, 322 Ninth L* Sargent D. widow Samuel, 1 St. Marks pi. Saunders Joshua, butcher, 386 Bleecker Sargent Epes, medicine chests, 31 Old slip Saunders Sophia, artist, 368 Broadway Sargent Francis T. clerk, 39 South, h. Brooklyn SAUNDERS THORNDIKE P. intelligence, 478 * Sargent George H. cards, 24 Clift*, bds. Astor house Broadway, h. 168 W. 22d ... Sargent James, camphene, 5 Norfolk Saunders William, razorstrops, 306 Bowery Sargent Joseph B. manufacturer, 24 Cliff, h. 168 SAUNDERS A. & J. razorstrops, 147& 387 B’way ® Washington, Brooklyn Saunders & Forman, silkgoods, 60 John ! Sargent Thomas, shoemaker, r. 50 Norfolk Sause Edmond J. silverplater, 12 John, h. Brooklyn ®Sarisee Josephine, wid. Wm. boarding, 26 Mulberry Sauter Christopher, bootmaker, 132 Leonard 3>Sarles Hickson, shoes, 631 B’way, h. 631 Broadway Sauter Wm. porterhouse, 119 Cedar, h. 119 Cedar 2 Sarles Jonathan, feed, 404 Tenth, h. 114 Av. C Sauzade John, imp. 1 Hanover sq. h. Jersey city ® Sarles Kipp, butcher, 101 Horatio Sauzade Prudence, widow of Robert, 208 William - Sarles Merritt, foreman, 368 Tenth Savage Alexander, carman, 142 Laurens Sarles Thomas, carman, 251 Seventh Savage Andrew, carman, 84 Av. 7 h Sarles W. K. butcher, 638 Hudson, h. 101 Horatio Savage Benjamin, tailor, 396 Pearl Sarles Ward, grocer, W. 20th c. Av. 7 Savage. Charles, refiner, 158 William, h. Jersey city ; Saroni Charles S. mer. 151 Water, h. California Savage Charles C. stereotyper, 13 Chambers, h. SARONI & ARCHER, hats & caps, 151 Water 134 E. 21st Sarony Napoleon, lithog’r, 117 Fulton, h. Wmsburg Savage Cornelius, public store, 12 Broad, h.88 E.17th ,kSARONY & MAJOR, lithographers, 117 Fulton Savage Daniel, laborer, 143 Mulberry s Sarsfield Jeremiah, weaver, 276 Greenwich Savage Francis, r. 172 W . 16th 3 Sartor Joseph Antoine, grazier, 8 Rose Savage George, publisher, 23 Park row, h. 13 Liv­ Sartori Joseph, blacksmith, r. 161 Third ingston, Brooklyn Sarven David, planer, 131 Hammond Savage George W. secretary merchants’ insurance s Sarvent Margaret (col’d), wid. William, 38 Cornelia company, 197 Greenwich, h. Bergen Sarvin Cecelia, wid. o f Robert, 152 Canal Savage James, mason, W. 37th n. Av. 9 i :: Sarvis Robert, caulker, 93 Monroe Savage James P. carpenter, Av. B n. Ninth, h. 69 s Sass William F. rigger, 5 Birmingham Montgomery Sassen David L. seaman, 6 Batavia Savage James T. shoemaker, 61 Av. B Sather Peder, broker, 164 Nassau, h. 82 Willoughby, Savage James W . lawyer, 106 Broadway Brooklyn Savage Jane (col’d), wid. of Henry, r. 136 Chrystie i Sather & Church, brokers, 164 Nassau Savage Jeremiah, shoemaker, 329 Eighth £ Satterlee Abram, laborer, Av. 3 n. E. 42d Savage John, painter, 93 Greenwich Av. i Satterlee Douglas, custom house, 136 E. 18th Sayage John, editor, 20 E. 13th Satterlee Douglas R. crockery, 76 Pearl,h.53 Murray Savage John N artist, 20 E. 13th j Satterlee George C. pres. wash. ins. co. 7 Wall, h. Savage John Y. watchmaker, 92 Fulton, h. 11 Dutch 9 W. 19th Savage John Y. jr.watchmaker, 92 Fulton, and fancy Satterlee Gregory, strawgoods, 24 Cedar, h. 38 Sid- goods, 216 Grand, h. 30 Harrison 5 ney place, Brooklyn Savage Joseph W. underwriter, 181 Broadway, h. •Satterthwaite John B. clerk, custom house 152 W . 21st ’ Satterthwaite Theodore B. vice pres. n. y. ins. co. 50 Savage Lorenzo D. milk, 55 Greene Wall, h. Staten Island Savage Louisa, drygoods, 115 Av. 8, h. 115 Av. 8 j SATTIG JOHN, imp. 204 Broadwa^r, h. 200 Fulton Savage Margaret, widow of William, 291 Av. 1 Saudman Henry, shoes, 30 Pell Savage Mary, 147 Elizabeth j Sauer Anna, dressmaker, 97 Cedar * Savage Patrick, moulder, 11 Elm Sauer Charles, butcher, 352 Houston Savage Peter R. carpenter, Av. B n. Ninth, h. 67 , Sauer Christian, cabinetmaker, 119 Pitt Montgqmery Sauer Edward, engineer, 64 Pitt Savage Thomas, import. 5 Gold, h. New Jersey Sauer George William, milk, 139 Av. 3 Savage William, dockmaster, 81 Watts Sauer Henry, tailor, 397 Tenth Savage P. R. & J. P. carpenters, Av. B. n. Ninth Sauer John, drugs, 49 Av. A, h. 49 Av. A SAVAGE & HAWKINS, refiners, 158 William i Sauer Lenard, pocketbook maker, 536 Fourth Savagekaver John, tailor, 167 Third Sauer Mary Ann, widow o f Conrad, 64 Av. A Savers Peter, laborer, 374 Mott - SCA 470 SCH SAVERY JOHN & SONS, hollowware, 54 Cliff, h. Scanlan Dennis, laborer, 55 Orange Carver, Mass. Scanlan Francis, porter, r. 24 Mulberry Savery John S. refectory, 12 Beekman, h. 116 High, Scanlan Hugh, shoemaker, 30 Clark Brooklyn Scanlan Hugh, laborer, 458 Twelfth Savery William, hollowware, 54 Cliff, h. Pacific htl. Scanlan Hugh, furniture, 215 Canal SAVERY & CHANDLER, eatinghouse, 12 Beekman Scanlan James, carpenter, 137 Cedar Savilos Mary J. (col’d) shirtmaker, r. 110 Reade Scanlan Jeremiah, packer, 420 Pearl Sawers Henry, pedler, r. 128 Willett Scanlan Johanna, laces, 479 Pearl, h. 31 City HalldL Sawin Henry C. grocer, 7 Greenwich Av. Scanlan John, moulder, 65 James Sawin William E. clerk, 35 Broad, h. 218 W . 19th Scanlan John, tailor, 231 E. 11th Sawyer George, bootfitter, 45 W . Broadway Scanlan John, carriagemaker, 377 Twelfth Sawyer Henry, porter, 81 Vandam Scanlan Mary, wid. of Wm. P. 147 Elizabeth Sawyer Henry R. architect, 23 Monroe Scanlan Michael, bootmaket, 372 Ninth Sawyer Horace, math. inst. 156 Water, h. Brooklyn Scanlan Patrick, laborer, 317 Eighth Sdwyer James C. carman, 263 Fifth Scanlan William, laborer, r. 173 Monroe Sawyer John, furniture, 193 Chatham sq. Scanlen Timothy, porter, 85 Pine SAW YER NATHANIEL, plumber, 221 Bleecker, Scanlin James, carpenter, 422 Twelfth 221 Blccckcr Scanlin Michael, sodawater, 132 E. 22d Sawyer Roswell H. mer. 123 Maiden la. h. 52 E. 25th Scanlin Thomas, blacksmith, 19 Prince Sawyer Sarah, tailoress, 35 Goerck Scanlon David, quarry man, W. 42d n. Av. 9 Sawyer Sarah, dressmaker, 45 W . Broadway Scanlon John, carpenter, 2 Carlisle Sawyer William, hotel, 5 Battery pi. Scanlon John, chemist, 208 Elm Sawyer William, shoemaker, 284 Av. 8 Scanlon John, porterhouse, 56 Centre Sawyer William, carman, 287 Sixth Scanlon Margaret, widow of Patrick, 133 Greenwich Sawyer Wm. B. metals, 76 Wall, h. 61 State, Brklyn Scanlon Patrick, waiter, r. 469 Twelfth Sawyer Wymund, stonecutter, 54 Lewis Scanlon Patrick, billiards, r. 61 Crosby Sawyer & Hobby, math. inst. makers, 156 Water Scanlon Patrick, laborer, r. 135 W. 13th Sax John, segarmaker, 202 Rivington Scanlon Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Hester SAX PETER J. 299 Av. 10 Scanlon Thomas, plasterer, 116 W. 20th Saxton Charles M. agricultural book publisher, 152 Scanned John, carman, 316 Monroe Fulton, h. 30 Wyckoff, Brooklyn Scanned Patrick, laborer, 11 Water Saxton Edmund D. mer. 214 B’way, h. 108 W . 22d Scantlan James, laborer, 14 Manhattan pi. Saxton James, grocer, 85 W . 19th, h. 85 W . 19th :Scantlan John, tailor, 42 Stanton Saxton John, grocer, 164 Maiden la. &. forwarding, Scantlebury Samuel, brewer, ft. W. 26th, h. 4 Mott 112 South, h. 29 Henry Scardefield George, gilder, 41 Howard Saxton John & Co. grocers, 164 Maiden lane Scarborough John, printer, 65 Division Saxton N. S. physician, 34 W . 13th Scarff George, liquors, 458 B’dway, h. 143 Mulberry Saxton Stephen R. artificial flowers. 81 Division, h. Scarlett Thomas, capmaker, 35 Mott 1 Market Scatliff James, captain o f police, 377 Broome SAXTON WARREN, linens, 311 Broadway, h. 3 Scarry James, laborer, 296 Stanton l Varick pi. Scelon Owen, carman, 183 Varick Saxton William, millwright, 1 Minetta pi. Scerey Aguste, dressmaker, 227 Division Saxton & Webb, forwarding, 112 South Schaad David, musician, 47 Delaney SAXTON, LIBBY, & CO. merchants. 214 B’rdway Schaaf George, baker, 94 Lewis Saybolt William, eggs, 189 Wash’gton, h.228 G’wich Schaap George F. late fancygoods, 19 Second Saybolt & Long, eggs, 189 Washington Schaap John N. 154 Laurens Say bur James, sparmaker, 67 Broome Schaap Richard, jeweler, 216 Bowery, h. 216 B’wery Sayers Abby, 215 W . 19th Schaar Frederick, carpenter, 119 W . 27th Sayers Ellen, widow o f John, needles, 50 Prince, h. Schabbehar Randolph A. jeweler, 251 Hudson, h. 50 Prince 251 Hudson Sayers Frederick, laborer, 83 Oliver Schabehar A. R. grocer, 409 Av. 9 SAYLES, MERRIAM & BREWER, com. mer. 34 Schachner J. shoemaker, 98 W . 35th Pine Schachner Joseph, shoemaker, 297 Division Sayre David L. com. mer. 74 Front, h. 162 E. 20th Schachtel Adam, tailor, r. 157 Delaney Sayre Francis, lawyer, 13 Beekman Schachtel Amor, tailor, 107 Essex Sayre Israel E. furniture and upholstery, 47 Beek­ Schack Otto W . C. broker, 66 Wad man, h. 38 Roosevelt Sohad Andreas, clerk, 41 Av. B Sayre JadadiaH. butter, 18 Broome Schade Andrew, cabinetmaker, 104 Greenwich Sayre John N. cabinetmaker, 78 Beekman, h. Frank- Schade John, bootmaker, 96 Greenwich lynville L. I. Schades John, grocer, Av. 1 c. E. 18th Sayre Lewis A. physician, 531 Broadway Schadle L. shoemaker, 231 Second Sayre Lucius, poultry dealer, r. 281 Av. 3 Schadle & Lentz, upholsterers, 44 Av. 4 Sayre Matthew, superintendent, 190 Cherry Schadler Joseph, sadler, 136 Third Sayre Nathan, carpenter, 61 Fourth Schadrach Joseph, tailor, 33 Av. A Sayre William R. mason, 150 W . 17th Schadt Henry, porterhouse, 378 Av. 3, h. 378 At. 3 Scagrist Francis W . shirtstore, 215 Av. 3 Schaef Peter, porter, 93 Av. A Scahill Catharine, widow o f Andrew, r. 101 G’wich Schaefer Francis, physician, 105 Pitt Scales Anthony, baker, 40 Willett Schaefer George, bootmaker, 8 John, h.44 Dey Scales Sarah, 120 Canal Schaefer Heinrich, tailor, 36 Thompson ;Scalon Walter, sailor, r. 101 Greenwich Schaefer Henry, baker, 52 Av. B ;S.eally Charles B. com. mer. 147 Front, h. 229 E. Schaefer Henry, pedler, 59 Attorney ' Broadway Schaefer Henry & Co. coal, 157 Goerck Scally John, carpenter, 80 Mulberry Schaefer J[ohn, segarmaker, 137 Third Seally William D. customhouse, 321 Stanton Schaefer John, carpenter, 524 Fourth Scamel John, pedler, 240 Stanton Schaefer John A. reedmaker, 112 Av. 7 Scammerhorn James S. oysters, 68 Bleecker Schaefer Philip, baker, 112 Hester & 171 Orchard Scammon John Q-. com. mer. 106 Wall, h. 81 W il­ Schaefers Joseph, tailor, 64 Thompson loughby, Brooklyn Schaeffer Charles W. bootmaker, 557 Pearl Scamper Lewis, cutter, 10 Mulberry Schaeffer Donatus, cabinetmaker, r. 90 Crosby Scan$lin Michael, marblepolisher, 154 Eleventh Schaeffer John, policeman, 67 Laurens Scandlin Morgan, 122 E. 11th • Schaeffers Valentine, tailor, 291 Houston Scank Moses (col’d), whitewashes r. 81 Charlton Schaeffler John, paper, 22 Jacob, h. 29 Rose Scanlan Bartholomew, laborer, 18 Stone Schaeffler Joseph, sadler, 35 Av. A Scanlan Daniel, tailor, 147 Elizabeth Schaefner Joseph, shoemaker, 152 Chambers Scanlan David, carpenter, 75 Centre Schaetzel Andrew, shoemaker, r. 87 Essex SCH 471 SCH Schafer Charles, shoemaker, 257 Delaney Scheel John, grocer, 15 Peck si. h. 304 Pearl Schafer Charles, baker, 52 Av. B Scheeper John, grocer, 16 Minetta la. & 423 Hud­ Schafer Frank, liquors, 98 W. 30th son, h. 423 Hudson Schafer Jacob, shades, 459 Twelfth Scheffbeerger Anthony, tailor, 188 Madison Schafer Jacob, shoemaker, 131 E. 26th Scheffer Cristein, butcher, 206 Stanton Schafer Jacob, tailor, 477 Av. 8 Schefers Francis H. tailor, 839 Broadway, h. 196 Schafer Jacob, cutter, 84 Allen Av. 6 Schafer John, shoemaker, 179 Hester Scheffer Gustavus, druggist, 96 Hester Schafer Myer, 66 Norfolk Scheffmeyer George, bootmaker, 66 John, h. 144 Schafer Nicholas, shoes, r. 126 Willett Hester Schafer Nicholas, tailor, 16 Av. D SCHEIBLER CHARLES A. merchandise broker, Schafer Nicholas, grocer, 299 Houston 48 Water, h. Clinton n. Pierrepont, B’klyn Schafer Peter, shades, 459 Twelfth Scheicber Alwin, imp. 50 Cliff, h. 91 White Schafer & Co. coal, 171. Orchard and 157 Varick Scheid Jacob, shoemaker, 102 Catharine Schaffer Andrias N. segarmaker. 54 Attorney Scheid Peter, tailor, 108 Ridge Schatfer Christian, bootmaker, 197 Orchard Scheidel Jacob, contractor, 284 E. 13th Schaffer Christian W . hotel, 324 Broadway, h. 211 Scheidel Johan, laborer, 224 Second Chrystie Scheidemantel Albert, segars, 240 E. 14th Schaffer Conrad, pedler, 129 Third Scheidler Henry, blacksmith, 89 Morton Schaffer George, bootmaker, 1 Barclay, h. 11 W. Scheidler William, shoemaker, 180 Prince 31st, n. Av. 8 Scheidt Frederick, laborer, 257 E. 13th Schaffer Geo. F. dentist, 75 Warren, h. 75 Warren SCHELDT G. ADOLPHUS, agent, 12 Gold, h. 70 Schaffer John, shoemaker, 324 Houston Harrison, Brooklyn Schaffer Philip, rags, 224 Second Scheierling George A. baker, 69 Cannon Schafflher Peter, hatter, 168 Second Scheiff Levy, oil pedler, r. 131 Pitt Schaffher Daniel, segars, 60 Av. B Scheig Konrad, cabinetmaker, r. 37 First, h. 37 First Schaffher Frederic, shoemaker, 272 Broome Scheigert John G. shoemaker, 11 Delaney Schaffner Frederic, baker, 28£- Thompson Scheinhold Ludwig, tailor, 67 Av, A Schaffher Jacob, undertaker, 433 Av. 8 Scheipper Frederica, 196 Second Schaffner John, shoemaker, 578 Grand Scheitlin Anthony, imp. 35 Nassau, h. 27 Ninth Schaffner John, shoemaker, 229 W. 24th Scheitlin Edward, imp. 35 Nassau, h. 27 Ninth Schaffner Louis, butcher, 745 Greenwich SCHEITLIN A. & E. importers, 35 Nassau Schaffner Louis, hairdresser, 86 Pearl, h. 84J Allen Schekal John, laborer, 558 Fourth Schaffner Michael, confectioner, 406 Pearl Schelbac Adam, brushmaker, 129 Third Schafft Theodore restaurant, 24 N. William Scheltjrau Jacob, wheelwright, 139 Third Schaible John, baker, 381 Madison Schelbrun Andreas, miller, 180 Third Schaible Philip, shoemaker, 96 Sheriff Scheler Jacob, baker, 129 Delaney SCHAIDER JOHN, grocery, 306 Broome, h. 306 Schelaermacher Charles & Co. boarding, 81 Av. A Broome Schell Augustus, lawyer, 40 Wall & 232 Grand, h. Schaifer C. tailor, 59 Vesey 53 Clinton pi. Schaike Jacob, shoemaker, 240 W . 16th Schell Edward, imp. 21 Ma’dn la. h. 20 University pi. Schalan John, sailor, r. 95 James Schell H. S. teacher, 225 W. 18th Schales John, cabinetmaker, 177£ Hester Schell Paul, bootmaker, 276 Spring, h. 276 Spring Schaller Cornelius, lawyer, 2 Nassau Schell Richard, broker, 61 Mers. Ex. h.53 Clinton pi. Schambach Henry, bootmaker, 42 West Schell Robert, imp. 21 Maiden la. h. E. 24th n. Av. 4 Schamburg Henry, tailor, 14 Av. B Schell William, cabinetmaker, r. 33 First Schamel William, brewer, 250 Houston SCHELL & E. SLOSSON, lawyers, 40 Wall & 232 Schamer Rodolph, pianomaker, 45 Marion Grand Schamp Frederick, segarmaker, W . 37th n. Av. 8 Schellard William, boots, 32 Mulberry Schamp Philip, butcher, W . 38th n. Av. 8 Schellenbecker Gaspar, baskets, 22 Av. B Schan William H. clerk, 236 Av. 3 Schelpf Philip, watchmaker, 32 Ann, h. 32 Ann Schancanbah Philip, bootmaker, 190 Duane, h. 190 Schemerhorn Henry, tailor, 610£ Fourth Duane > Schemerhorn Isaac B. agent, 126 E. 27th Schanck Daniel S. paints, 108 Fulton, h. 24 E. 13th Schenck Cornelius C. late grocer, 69 Elizabeth Schanck James, paints, 108 Fulton, h. Jersey city SCHENCK COURTNEY & BROTHER, grainbgs, Schanck John I. carman, 202 W. 24th 80 Water, h. 63 Lex. Av SCHANCK, DOWNING & CO.agents for theWins­ Schenck Edward, bags Scholl Daniel, shoemaker, 104 W . 17th Schreiber Franz, shoemaker, 147 Lewis Scholl George^ tailor, 93 James Schreiber Henry, machinist, 115 Third Scholl Henry, varnisher, 247 Broome, h. 247 Broome Schreiber Henry, shoemaker, 68 Houston, h. 74} Scholl John, tailor, 244 Av. 6 Houston ^ Scholl John, tailor, r. 81 Greene Schreiber John, grocer, 320 Stanton, h. 119 Goerck Scholl Peter, shoemaker, 69 Montgomery Schreiber John, shoemaker, 169 Third ‘/ j | Scholler Frederick, segarmaker, r. 47 Clinton Schreiber Martin, shoemaker, 248 Fifth :jlj§B | Schols Frederick, brimstone, 41 Barclay, h.Wmsbg Schreider Emanuel, tailor, 552 Fourth Schombel Henderich, mason, r. 170 Third Schreiger George, barber, 5 Jackson Schomberg James, tailor, 95 Av. A Schreiner George, gloves, r. 100 Av. 9 Schomburg Theodore G. merchant, 66 Broadway, Schreiner George, segarm’r, 25 Av. C h. 53 Hoyt, Brooklyn Schreiner Jacob, 183 Wooster Schon Jacob, shoemkr,226 William, h. r.222 William Schreiner Joseph, tailor, 180 Second $ ._________ SCH 475 SCH Schreiner S. shoemaker, 93 Clinton SCHULTEN J. W . & HURD, importers, 34 Broad Schrenheisen Henry, chairmaker, r. 128 Delaney Schultheis Christian, enameller, 181 Broadway iSchrenkeisen Adam, bootmaker. 30 New Schulthes Charles B. tailor, 75 Pitt eSchreyer Frederick, grocer, 103 Av. 7 Schribart Henry, segars, 262 Division SCHULTING HERMANN, draper, 157 William, h. Brooklyn " ’ 1 >Schriber John, carman, 202 Broome Schults Peter J. grocer, 650 Wash. h. 124 Bedford Schriber John, grocer, 320 Stanton, h. 320 Stanton Schultz Adolph, artist, 156 Av. 3 ijScliriber Peter E. salesman, 130 Broad, h. W ’msbrg Schultz Alexander H. harbormaster, 105 West, h. 2 Schribner Levi, watches, jewelry, silverware, &c. Hubert 1 I 70 Fulton, h. 3 Madison Schultz Charles F. furrier, 151 Goerck ; Schrider Maurice (Rev.), r. 156 Attorney Schultz Frederick, decorator, 103 Reade Seehieble John G. carver, 56 Ridge Schultz George F. pedler, r. 143 Reade Schriefer Carsten, grocer, 15 Wall Schultz Henry, shoemaker, 22 Rector Schriefer Francis W. physician, 228 Seventh Schultz Jackson S. leather, 37 Ferry, h. 87 Henry Schriefer John C grocer, 133 W. 17th & E. 24th c. Schultz John D. importer, 39 John, h. Brooklyn Av. 2, h. E. 24th c. Av. 2 Schultz John F. clerk, custom house Schreifer Reiuhard D. grocer, 15 Wall & 53 Nas­ Schultz John H. & Co. publishers, 136 Nassau, h. sau, h. 28 Mulberry Bushwick, Long Island Schrier Powell, tailor, r. 307 Houston Schultz Jos. paperboxes, 107 Fulton, h. 107 Fulton Schriesheimer Marks, flour store, 1291- Pitt Schultz Peter, porter, 19 Albany Schriever Carstain, groceries, 344 Front Schultz Peter, grocer, 61 West, h. 61 West Schriever Carsten & Co. grocers, 28 Hudson, h. Schultz Robert, carman, 654 Fourth 160 Duane Schultz William, carman, 339 Madison Schriever Cristophe, eggs, Washington market, h. Schultze Abbv, widow of John N. 233 W. 17th 126 Franklin Schultze Frederick, carver, r. 74 Mott, h. 74 Mott Schriner George, shoes, 72 Mulberry Schultze John, grocer, 196 Wooster Schriver Antoine, tailor, 3 Thomas Schultze John, grocer, 117 Bleecker, h. 117 Bleecker Schriver Charles, carman, 14 Lewis Schulz Ann L. fancy hair, 70 Av. 6 1Schriver Eliz. wid. Abraham, boarding, 217 Fifth Schulz Charles, porterhouse, 333 Bowery Schriver James, carman, 40 Troy SCHULZ PETER C. agent, pier 16 n. r. h. 314 Schriver James D.shipcarpenter, 84 Vandam Washington Schroder John, grocer, 317 Av. 9 SCHULZ & BLE1DORN, banking and commission Schroder Dedrick, grocer, 141W . 16th merchants, 12 Broadway Scoroder Henry, grocer, 11 West, h. 11 West Schum Jacob, segarmaker, 521 Fourth Schroder Henry, grocer, 367 Pearl, h. 79 Mulberry Schuma Joseph, baker, 278 Sixth Schroder Henry, grocer, 40 Ann, h. 40 Ann Schumacher Daniel, engineer, 14 Broome Schroder Henry, grocer, 87 W . 25th Schumacher Frederick, grocer, 127 Mott and 114 Schroder John, grocer, 341 Houston Madison Schroder John, cabinetmaker, 181 Clinton Schumacher Frederick A. com. mer. 38 New Schroder John H. grocer, 143 Av. 7 Schumacher Henrech, tailor, 225 Hudson Schroeder Bridget, widow of Henry, 168 Lewis Schumacher Henry, painter, 534 Fourth Schroeder Ernst, shoemaker, 22 Perry Schumacher Henry, grocer, Av. 8 c. W. 32d, h. Av. Schroeder Frederick, laborer, r. 62 North Moore 8 c. W . 23d Schroeder Henry, grocer, 79 Mercer Schumacher John, foundry, 461 Twelfth, h. 458 Schroeder Henryinterpreter emigration office, New Twelfth City Hall Schumacher John, tailor, 12Doyers Schroeder Hermann,, cabinetmaker, 311 Av. 7 Schumacher John, engineer, 42 Lewis Schroeder J. F. [(Rev.), rector school, 3 St. Cle­ Schumacher John, cabinetmaker, r. 219 Broome ment’s place Schumacher John & Co. foundry, 461 Twelfth Schroeder John, grocer, 12 Corlears Schumaker Diedrick, grocer,191Hester,h.191 Hester Schroeder John, tailor, 95 Pitt Schumann Charles, boarding, 118 Greenwich SCHROEDER WILLIAM, bookseller, 44 Ay. A Schumann Franz C. coaches, 206 Greene Schroff Theodore, carpenter, 78 Read© Schunck Frederick, cabinetmaker, 142 Wooster Schrom Peter, tailor, r. 553 Fourth Schupp Peter, oysters, 110 Chatham Schropfer Valentine, grocer, 548 Fourth Schurck Moritz, tailor, 101 Liberty, h. 101 Liberty Schryver Peter, porter, r. 165 Third Schureman John, carpenter, 224 W. 18th Schubach Adolphus, segars, 272 Delaney Schureman M. F. planing mill, 377 West, h. 725 Schubart Henry, tobacconist, 72£ Bowery & 221 Greenwich Front, h. 262 Division Schureman Michael, carpenter, 181 Fourth Schubert Peter, blacksmith, 240 W . 16th Schuster Frederick, city weigher, 101 Wall, h.B’klyn SCHUBERTH J. & CO. music, 257 Broadway Schuster John G. butcher, 36 Grand, h.22 Thompson Schuchardt Ferdinand, imp. 50 Exchange pi. Schuster Joseph, furrier, 15 Minetta Schucbardt Frederick, merchant, 21 Nassau & 203 Schuster Louis, shoemaker, 750 Washington Fulton, h. 29 Washington pi. SCHUSTER PH. FREDERICK, importer &manu- Schuchardt George, tailor, 163 Prince facturer of fancy paper and paper boxes, 57 SCHUCHARDT & GEBHARD, importers, 21 Nas­ Maiden lane, h. Brooklyn sau and 203 Fulton Schuster S. artist, 493 Broadway Schuck Peter, tailor, 46 Forsyth Schuster Simon, tailor, 186 Second Schueider Francis, tinsmith, 81 Delaney Schuster Zarl, liquors, 110 Cedar Schug Philip, tailor, 224 Houston Schutt Ahrend, grocer, 507 Av. 8 Schugg John B. liquors, 98 Chrystie Schutt Mary, widow of John, 114 King Schunmacher F. cigarmaker, 50 Hudson Schutt Peter S. provisions, 228 Fulton, bds.67 Varick Schulaheis Charles, cabinetmaker, 9 Elizabeth Schutt William, grocer, 241 W. 17th, h. 241W . 17th Schuler Henry, tailor, r. 8 Av. C SCHUTT & MOSES, provisions, 228 Fulton Schulhofer Gustavus, segars, 53 Allen Schutte Henry, clerk, 151 Water, h. Hoboken SchulUofer Simon, grocer, 2 Av. B & 245 Houston Schutz Frederick, segarmaker, 395 Twelfth Schulie John, segarmaker, 247 Av. A Schutz Maier, drygds. 221 Houston, h. 221 Houston Schuline John, basketmaker, 123 Third Schutz Marx, drygds. 257 Houston, h. 257 Houston Schulken Henry, liquors, 1102 B’way, h. 1102 B’way Schutz Michael, chairmaker, 91 Essex Schulie William, grocer,90 Columbia Schutze Otto, pianoforte maker, 15 Av. 6 Schullff Philip, surgeon, 160 Elm Schuyler Benjamin C. tailor, 28 Grand Schult Diederich H. grocer, 120 Stanton Schuyler Cornelius V. A. grocer, 178 Front h. 35 Schult & Co. grocers, 120-Stanton E. 20th Schulte Julias, joiner, 255 Division Schuyler Garret L. diygds. 310 Second, h. 310 Third Schulten John W. com. mer. 34 Broad Schuyler Geo. L. engineer, 2 Hanover, h. 13 Laight SCH 476 SCO Schuyler Isaac, machinist, 53 Chrystie Schwarz Andreas, shoemaker, 15 Madison Schuyler Jacob R. hardware, 4 Maiden la. h. Jer. city Schwarz Jacob, wagonmaker, 218 Second, h. m ft Schuyler Joseph, huckster, 13 Wash, mkt Second Wfoi Schuyler P. J. Mrs. widow, 13 Laight Schwarz John, cabinetmaker, 214 Stanton Schuyler Peter C. 38 Stuyvesant Schwarz John H. grocery, 17 Roosevelt Schuyler Robert, pres. n. h. r. r. co. 2 Hanover, h Schwarz Karl, tailor, 140 Pitt . m 13 Laight Schwarz Louis, clothing, 46 Av. D 'J S f Schuyler Robert V. R. c. h. broker, 5 Broad, and Schwarz Pinck, merchant, r. 244 Second bonded warehouses, 6 & 54 Washington & 4 & Schwarz & Heinman, clothing, 46 Av. B . Ic* 30 West, h. Jersey city Schwarzenski Soloman, caps, 50 Bowery, h. 153 # Schuyler Samuel, grocer, 178 Front, h. 59 Vandam Hester •• Schuyler William, agent, 7 South, bds. Pacific h. Schwarz waelder Christian, furniture, 9 E. Broad- SCHUYLER R. & G. L. engineers, 2 Hanover way, h. 41 Henry . jj Schuyler & Co. forwarding, 7 South Schwastas Conrad, tailor, 8 Hester Schuz Louis, engraver, 92 Essex Schwat John, tailor, 316 Stanton .^ 2 'ft Schveder C. J. window shades, 150 Barrow, h. 6 Schwatsoif Adam, tailor, 164 Third Grove SchwaupJohn, laborer, 552 Fourth Schveder C. J. & Co. window shades, 150 Barrow Schwaz John, turner, 156 Second Schwab Carl, tailor, 167 Third Schwedler Elias, porterhouse, 106 Dudlow Schwab Christopher, sen. inspector, 226 Broome Schweer Jn. H. grocer, Av. 9 c. W. 30th, h. Av 9 c Schwab Christopher, baker, 226 Broome W . 30th ^ Schwab Emanuel, drygoods, 81 Ay. B, h. 81 Av. B Schweer Leopold, shoemaker, r. 91 Columbia Schwab Ferdinand, tailor, r. 170 Eldridge Schwegler John F. baker, 54 Av. C Schwab Henry, liquors, 90 Eldridge, h. 90 Eldridge Schweigert Joseph, hatter, 11 Av. B. Schwab John, tabacconist, 111 Chrystie Schweir Ernest, shoemaker, 23 Av. 6 fa Schwab Joseph, butcher, 42 Stanton Schweitzer Henry, liquors, 541 Av. 8 Schwab Joseph, tailor, 99 Cannon Schweitzer Jacob, tavern, 11 Frankfort, h. llF ’kforfc Schwab Joseph, shoemaker, 160 Av. B Schweitzer Leonard, baker, 70 Jackson Schwab Levi, fancy goods, 417 Grand j Schweler John, machinist, 137 Third Schwab Michael, drygoods, 379£ Grand, h. 379$ Schwenberger John, bootmaker, 77 Forsyth Grand Schwenck John, tailor, 71 Duane Schwab Nathan, segars, 102 Broome SCHWENDLER FREDERICK, importer, 39 Bea­ Schwab Nicholas, bootmaker, W . 39th n. Av. 9 ver, h. Staten Island , * Schwab Valentine, tailor, 147 Greenwich Schwenk F. shoemaker, 206 Fifth Schwab H. & Co. liquors, 90 Eldridge Schweppenheiser Alfred, segars, 14 Hamilton Schwabe Henry, tobacconist, 177 Bowery, h. 177 SCHWERIN ADOLPHUS, com. mer. 117 Pearl,h. : Bowery Brooklyn ji Schwabeland George, tailor, 106 W . 24th Schwerin Max, shirts, 69 William, h. 9 London ter. Schwaebe Ferdinand, watchmaker, 574 Fourth Schwerz Barbara, widow of Samuel, segars, 144 Schwat Henri, tailor, 58 Av. B Houston Schwager John H. grocer, 77 Cannon, h. 77 Cannon Schwesehler Martin, tailor, 141 Third Schwalbe F. W . saloon, 73 &- 75 Chatham Schweyer George, candies, 543 Av. 8 Schwalen Charles, grocer, 137 Elm Schweyer Michael, tavern, 11 Frankfort, h. 11 Schwan John, segarmaker, 139 Third Frankfort- - ; Schwank Charles, blacksmith, 257 W . 16th Schwezky W.illiam, tailor, 127 Willett Schwansenberg Henry, cabinetmaker, 186 Forsyth Schwibbe George, 186 Second /, U' cjsf i Schwarberg Henry, grocer, W . 37th n. Av. 9 Schwietering Herman & Co. manufacturers, 36 Schwarte Jurgen H. grocer, 64 Beekman & 18 Bur­ Broodway, h. E. New York ling si. h. 64 Beekman Schwigert Ann, widow of Leonard, 166 Second Schwarter Jane, widow, 115 Third Schwietzer George, shoemaker, 15 Anthony Schwartm Bernhard, bootmaker, r. 165 Allen Schwin Jacob, shoemaker, 152 Second Schwarts Israel, pedler, 91 Columbia Schwind Joseph, laborer, 71 Mangin Schwartz Adolph, saloon, 17 N. William Schwingrouber Louis, machinist, r. 96 Reade Schwartz Alphonse, segarmaker, W . 38th n. Av. 8 Sehwitzke Carl, tailor, r. 80 Thompson Schwartz Bernard, glazier, r. 91 Pitt, h. 91 Pitt Schizer John C. clerk, 31 Pearl Schwartz Charles, glazier, 193 Orchard Schwoerer L. wines, 46 Vesey Schwartz Edward, porterhouse, 114 Centre Schyut John, shoemaker, 558 Fourth Schwartz Erine, tailor, 45 Cherry Scifford George, rags, r. 129 Willett Schwartz Francis, shoemaker, 196 Forsyth Scilier Ernest, tailor, 196 Wooster Schwartz Frederick, baker, 156 Reade,h. 156 Reade Seitz Andrew, carpenter, 178 Stanton Schwartz Frederick, cabinetmaker, 69 Charlton, h. Scobey Joshua, mason, 190 W. 27th r. 119 Varick Scobie James, bookkeeper, 97 Water, h. 59 Hudson Schwartz George, porterh. 89 Av. A. h. 89 Av. A Scofield Albert R. bookkeeper, 20 Pike Schwartz George, jr. baker, 87 Av. A,h. 87 Av. A Scofield Amos, carman, 204 Stanton Schwartz Godfred, stonecutter, 265 W . 17th Scofield Henry, cooper, r. 42 Forsyth Schwartz Henry, tailor, 29 Frankfort \Scofield J. S. physician, 168 Division Schwartz Henry, barber, 46 Bayard, h. 55 Bayard Scofield James M. mason, 262 W. I7th,h. 44Bdford Schwartz Jacob, bootmaker, 432 Av. 3, h. 432 Av. 3 |Scofield Jane, wid. of John, 35 Norfolk Schwartz Jacob, laborer, 322 Delaney Scofield John, clerk, 199 Franklin Schwartz John, pedler, 10 Av. B |Scofield John H. blindmaker, 17 E. 13th Schwartz John G. iiquors, 338 Av. 7 ; Scofield John J. cooper, 35 Norfolk Schwartz Joseph, clerk, 24 Trinity pi. ! Scofield Jonathan L. carpenter, 20 Suffolk, h. 11 Schwartz Louis, tailor, 594 Grand Suffolk . Schwartz Michael, cabinetmaker, 79 Norfolk Scofield Nathaniel, carman, Av- A. bet. 19th & 20ui Schwartz Michael, blacksmith, 53 Goerck Scofield Philo, clothier, 24 Bowery, h. 52 Eldridge Schwartz Philip, shoemaker, r. 51 Lewis Scofield Wm. H. com. mer. 38 Pine, h.175 Tenth Schwartz Philip, shoemaker, 120 Av. 3, h. 120 Av. 3 Scoles John, late engraver, h. 15 Howard SCHWARTZ THEODORE, paris green, 14 Jacob, Scoles John B. lawyer, 20 Chambers, h. 15 Howard h. 37 Barclay Scoles & Cooper, lawyers, 20 Chambers Schwartz William, jeweler, 96 Greenwich Scollan Patrick, laborer, 10 Carlisle Schwartz William, cabinetmaker, r. 159 Eldridge Scollard Martin, furniture, 62 Jackson Schwartze William* physician, 115 Grand Scoollie John, tailor, 35 Av. A Schwartzer Samuel, pedler, r. 187 Rivington Scollon Anne, widow o f John, 19 Albany Schwartzhans C. F. perfumery, 113 Third Sconcia John A. music, 145 E. 25th Schwarz Abram, drygoods, 632 Fourth Scorgie William, shoemaker, J.9 Morton SCO 477 SCR. res ^ Scott Albert, laborer, r. 73 Hamereley Scott Mary, wid. of John, 20 Rector Scott Alexander, clerk, 670 Greenwich Scott Mary, widow o f James, 210 W . 26th ^ Scott Alexander (col’d), waiter, r. 218 Church Scott Mary, widow of John, 165 W . 16th * Scott Alexander M. L. drygoods, 525 Greenwich, h. Scott Mary Ann, milliner, 165£ Division 582 Broome Scott Maxn. carver, 85 Hamersley Scott Andrew, carman, 28 Lewis Scott Patrick, laborer, r. 36 Cherry *aiScott Ann, widow of Abraham, 148 Sullivan Scott Patrick, laborer, r. 86 W. 20th it.iScott Anne, milliner, 439 Broadway Scott Patrick, liquors, 301 Mott bScott Catharine, widow of William, vestmaker, 19 Scott Richard, mason, 9 Av. 4 Bridge Scott Richard, elk. ass. aid. 4 City Hall, h. 136 Allen K\\Scott Catharine Anne (col’d), wid. Wm. 121 Br’me Scott Robert, bleacher, 395 Bleecker Scott Charles, turner, 100 Jane Scott Robert, plumber, 199 Forsyth i Scott Charles, cabinetmaker, E. 37th. n. Av. 3 Scott Robert, optician, r. 46 Forsyth Scott Charles, machinist, 245 Henry Scott Bobert, carman, 38 Oliver i Scott Charles, importer, 87 Beaver Scott Robert, grocer, 144 Orange ; Scott David, gardener, 203 E. 21st Scott Samuel, sailor, r. 67 James Scott David, stonecutter, r. 28 Lewis Scott Samuel, carpenter, 141 Eldridge %Scott David B. teacher, E. 20th n. Av. 1, h. 20 Scott Samuel, grocer, 24th c. Av. 4, h. 24th c. Av. 4 ifc Gouverneur Scott Sarah, widow of Edward, 73 Barrow Scott Deborah, 207 W . 20th Scott Stephen H. engineer, 157 Monroe Scott Ebenezer A. carpenter, 106 E. 26th Scott Susannah, wid. of Thomas, 7 Fifth *Scott Eliza, widow of Charles, 749 Washington Scott Susannah, widow of James, 168 Av. 8 Scott Ellen (col’d), dayswork, r. 55 Mercer Scott Thomas, officer, 27 Bridge - Scott Francis, boilermaker, 23 Elm Scott Thomas, baker, 3 Benson i-. Scott Francis, shipmaster, 20 E. 24th Scott Thomas, mason, W . 42d n. Av. 9 Scott Genio C. reporter fashions, 130 Broadway Scott Thomas, sailor, r. 90 Ridge b Scott George, rigger, 232 Division Scott Thomas, shoemaker, 382 Water J Scott George, shoemaker, 136 Allen Scott Thomas, com. mer. 15 Stone, h. W . 21st bet. ' Scott George J. glue, 2 Platt Avs. 5 & 6 Scott Harriet A. widow of David, 229 Fifth Scott Thomas & Son, leather, 3 Jacob, h. Long Isl. b,SCOTT HENRY & CO. pickles, 217 Water, h. 149 Scott Thomas C. barkeeper, 65 Sullivan ^ W. 15th Scott Walter, engineer, 289 Sixth ; Scott Henry, sailor, r. 140 Sullivan Scott William, smith, 602 Fourth ' Scott Henry W . tailor, 202 Varick Scott William, undertaker, 55 Hamersley ."'Scott Horace C. tailor, 537 Broadway, h. 26 Third Scott William, laborer, 83 Av. 9 ‘" Scott James, porterhouse, 15 Marion Scott William, broker, 91£ Wall, h. 64 E. 23d Scott James, grocer, 188 South, h. 15 Hamilton Scott William, stagedriver, 208 W . 24th ‘ Scott James, pills. 101 W. 26th Scott William, Burns house, 4 Carlisle, h. 4 Carlisle ^ Scott James, shoes, 396 Grand, b. 32 Suffolk Scott William, drygoods, 118 Hudson, h.118 Hudson . Scott James, captain, 17 Orchard Scott William & Co. lace, 509 Broadway, h. E. 59th Scott James, hatter, r. 84 Hamersley c. Av. 2 : Scott James, carpenter, 6 Church, h. 139 W . 17th Scott William, cooper, 157 Stanton :£Scott James, moulder, r. 415 Hudson Scott William, boatman, 24 Jay _ Scott James, laborer, r. 60 Henry Scott William (col’d), waiter, 223 Second -Scott James, (col’d), shoemaker, 140 Chrystie Scott William B. imp. 51 William, h. 37 E. 23d Scott James A. builder, 139 W . 17th Scott William C. insp. customs, 323 Washington 23Scott James B. tailor, 3 Av. G Scott William D. mer. 51 William Scott James B. coachmaker, 152 Hammond Scott William H. imp. 16 William, h. 38 Murray ;: Scott James J. drygoods, 136 Canal, h. 119 Sullivan Scott William J. clerk, 31 Wall, h. Williamsburgh ■^Scott Jeremiah, carpenter, 26 Leroy Scott J. & J. furnishing, 97 Av. 8 - Scott John, furnishing, 97 Av. 8, h. 97 Av. 8 SCOTT & BELL, brokers, 91* Wall ^ Scott John, wheelwright, 161 Attorney, h. 164 Att’y Scott & Clark, drygoods, 525 Greenwich **Scott John, butcher, 9 Cath. market, h. 79 Rivington Scott tic, Brooklyn Chrystie JjEARS ROBERT, editor & publisher o f pictorial See B. A. mason, 180 W. 15th ^ works, 181 William, h. 19 Vande water See David C. feed, 7 Av. 2, h- 51 Stanton ' lears Seth 3. printer, 50 Gold & 74 Fulton, h. 2 See George C. mason, 198 W . 21st Oliver See Henry P. tailor, 125 Christopher ^lears Susan F. widow o f Elnathan, 806 Greenwich See Ervin, mason, 228 Av. 8 . ; }EARS WILLIAM S. lawyer, 28 Beekman, 346 See Isabella, widow o f Charles, 562 Greenwich ’ ;J Greenwich See John W . carman, 287 Av. 10 ..Sears & Crawford, provisions, 48 Washington mkt. See Jonathan K. carpenter, 117 Barrow S‘^ears & Co. jewelers, 58 Nassau & 150 Reade See Joseph, mason, 636 Washington ‘ Sears & Dietz, hides, 41 Av. 1 See Joseph, bookbinder, 107 Thompson ‘.V^ears & Hyde, com mers. 110 Warren See Leander N. mason, 133 Waverly pi. *^EARS, KEITH & CHAPIN,boots & shoes,148 Pearl See Stephen, carman, 173 W. 28th , Pearson John, laborer, 80 Av. B See William S. marble, 584 Hudson, h. 64 Troy 3EASTEDT ADOLPH T. agent, 559 Broadway, h. See & Brown, carpenters 83 Hammond 2*. 557 Broadway Seeba Henry, grocer, Av..l c. E. 25th Beaton Benjamin C. liquors, 29 Bwery, h. 29 B’wry Seebach George P. cabinet, 203 Stanton •Seaton John W. coppersmith, 207 Division Seebacker Simon, segars, r. 156 Attorney LEAVER BENJAMIN F. com. merchant, 31 Broad, Seebeck H. & Co. grocers, 155 Av. A h. 30 Garden, Brooklyn Seebeck Henry, grocer, 61 Av. 1, h. 61 Av. 1 leaver Zachariah, ship oif. 98 Wall, h. 142J B’way Seebeck John C. grocer, 488 Houston, h. 488 Hustn --■feawood Henry, policeman, 15 Chestnut Seeberger Samuel, porterhouse, 60 Essex 3ebastien John, painter, 187 Av. B Seedorf Engelke, grocer, 468 Broome, h. 53 Greene * 3ebening George L. shoemaker, 94 Franklin Seedorff John D. grocer, 98 E. 11th ^'-Seber Francis, Turner, 373 Greenwich Seegar John P. ivory turner, W . 29th n. Av. 7 3ebring Alfred A. clerk, 38 Wall, h. 83 Horatio Seeger Ferdinand, physician, 186 Delaney '.isflebring Francis C. fruits, 434 Hudson Seeher Michael, factory, r. 196 Houston :s,Sebring Jacob L.capt. police, 8 Grove Seel Martin, segars, 496 Houston, h. 494 Houston : Sebring Theodore V. W . com. mer. 112 Water, h. Seelbach Jacob, cabntmkr, 173 Attrny, h. 131 Third fcifc Brooklyn Seele Frederick, musician, 93 Hester iisSeckel Isaac M. watchmkr, 176 William, h.177 Wm Seele John P. morocco cases, 94 Duane ■jSeckelsmith William, toolmaker, r. 247 Madison SEELEY EBENEZER, lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 140 ’isSecole George, laborer, 130 Av. 6 Greene 7- SECOR CHARLES A.& CO. shipchandler,68West Seeley George, National hotel, 5 Cortlandt h. 15 W. 13th Seeley John T. (Rev.) 307 Ninth ^•;Secor Elijah, butcher, 48 Wshgtn m. h 170 Ludlow Seeligman Isaac, importer, 28 Cedar, h. 117 Essex . Secor Eliza, widow o f Caleb P. 187 Wooster Seelsey Nathaniel, marblecutr, W.15th b. Avs. 6 & 7 i : Secor Fisher, machinist, 151 Second i Seely Charles, boarding, 20 Murray and 23 Park pi. j^Secor Floyd, broker, 216 Canal SEELY EDWARD H. lawyer, 187 Greenwich, h. .jjsSecor Francis, shipwright, 68 West 49 Barclay .<2Secor Henry R. shipjoiner, 68 West, h. 183 W . 21st Seely John G. porterhouse, 7 Catharine slip, h. 7 :‘^iSecor Huyler, segars, r. 46 First Catharine si. Secor Isaac, engineer, 151 Second Seely Joseph, 254 Division .T Secor James, carman, 189 W . 26th Seely Mary Ann, widow of John B. 95 Chrystie r'Secor James F. navy architect, 118 Broadway Seely Peter, drover, 220 W. 18th Secor Jeronomus A. engineer, foot o f Tenth, e. r. Seely Samuel J. india rubber, 11 Park row, & lime h. 240 Seventh 394 West, h. 186 W . 24th ’ Secor James G. carman, 10 Patchin place Seely Samuel W. clerk, Hall records, h. 12 Av. C ; Secor John G. carman, E. 33d bt. Avs. 1 & 2 Seely Sarah, widow of Robert H. Av. 9 b. 22d & 23d Secor Lansing H. stairbuilder, 160 Av. 8 SEELY WILLIAM A. lawyer, 184 Fulton, h. 217 Secor Moses, engineer, 329 Ninth W . 14th Secor Oliver, hatter, 367 Hudson, h. 367 Hudson Seelye Frederick, Eastern Pearl st. house, 309 Pearl : Secor Peter J.*polisher, 2Rvngtn, h. 188 Elizabeth Seeman Walter, lumber, r. 314 W. 17th Secor Rosevelt G. caulker, 683 Water Seer Valentine, porterhouse, 98 Centre J Secor Theodosius F. Allaire works, 464 Cherry, h. Seery John, tailor, r. 63 Lewis * 50 St. Mark’s place Seery Mary, widow of Daniel, 2 9 First , Secor Washington, police, 123 E. 20th Seery Thomas, mason, 16 E. 13th >, SECOR W ILLIAM , coalyard, 9 Christopher, h. 42 Sefka Henry, grocer, 62 James fi W. Washington place Sefoy Abraham, clerk, 18 Orchard m,MSecor Zeno, shipchandler, 68 West & 118 B’way, h. Sefton Ann, widow of William, 11 Amity pi. 53 Greenwich Av. Segelken Clause, grocer, 86 Av. 3 * Secor & Underhill, steam engines, ft. Tenth, e. r. Segelken Frederick, grocer, 116 Rivington Secord John, lumber, 335 Delaney &> coal,21Tomp- Seger Charles G. caps, 100 Maiden la. h. Wmsburg « kins, h. 51 Mangin Seger Henry, bootmaker, 73 Allen i{ Secord Joshua, wheel wrht, 57 Willett, h. 55 Mangin Seger Simeon, druggist, 50 Jackson SEL 480 SER Seger & Nichols, hats and caps, 100 Maiden lane Segert Charles, tailor, 10 Jackson SeUe8evMthld’ shipcarPenter> 720 Fourth, h.^7 Segmuller Nicholas, tailor, 78 Orchard Selleck James W. carpets, 434 P earl, & 292 B w ,v Segoin James, 28 Orchard n. Williamsburg h Segraves Patrick; liquors, 414 Tenth Selleck Robert, carman, 38 Amity Seguin Edward, vocalist, 89 White Seller Emanuel, thread and needles, 81 Essex Seguine Columbus, inspector, 518 Washington and Sellew Timothy G. cabinetmaker, 12 C anal h M 312 West, h. Fairfield, Ct. Second w* Seguine & Thompson, inspectors, 518 Washington and 312 West ^ ^ I t o b i ^ 5ve£eta^ es> Washington market, h. 59 Sehler Mathew, bootfitter, 132 Columbia Selliar Francois, vegetables, Washington mkt. h *» Sehlichter Francii, tailor, 114 Norfolk Robinson ’ *09 Sehuler George, watchmaker, 212 Division Sellon Catharine, widow of John, r. 566 Fourth SEIDEL CHARLES, druggist, 32 Walker, h. 32 Sellon Samuel E. clerk, 6 Manhattan Walker Selmes George, painter, 361 Av. 6 Seider Antone, tailor, r. 566 Fourth Selnt William, milkman, 35 Cannon Seider Philips J. butcher, 75 Av. A Selover Abraham B printer, 114 Nassau, h. 276 F Seidle Nanny, widow, 154 Attorney Broadway Seidner Michael, clothing, 34 Rector, h. 34 Rector Selover Isaiah, agent, 23 Albany, h. 31 Chrystie Seiferheld Samuel, tailor, 70 Essex Selpho William, legmaker, 24 Spring, (See card Seigman Henry, importer, 41 Pine, h. 108 Rivington Appendix) Seignette Alexander, imp. 47 Water, h. 38 Warren Seltzer J B. provisions, 228 Washington Seignette A. & Co. importers, 47 Water Selway John, tailor, 3 Chrystie Seil John shoemake r, 66 Market Seman Philip, shoemaker, 40 Wooster Seilbeck Jacob, cabinetmaker, 131 Third Sembler George W. laborer, 83 Lewis Seiler Frederic, engraver of cylinders and jewelry, Sembler Henry, carman, Twelfth c. Av. 7 die sinking, 49 Gold, h. 65 Beekman Semcken Henry, grocer, 486 Cherry, h. 486 Cherry Seiman Jacob, tailor, 119 Third Semken Diederich, grocer, 30 Spruce, h. 30 Spruce Seimann Ernst, segarmaker, 166.1 Orchard Semmendinger, Manz & Co. fancyg’ds, 217 Centre Seimbasch Frederick, tailor, 207 Av. B Semmers Waldron, laborer, 93 Willett Seindelius Pehr, pianos, 10 Patchin pi. Semmons Herman, optician, 37 Norfolk Seinzel Henry, butcher, r. 551 Fourth Semon John G. painter, 154 Grand, h. 154 Grand Seirah Alexander, tailor, 553 Fourth Sempler Antoine, shoemaker, r. 112 Eldridge Seiss John, tailor, 562 Fourth Sence Leonard, sculptor, 813 Broadway Seith Michael, shoemaker, 92 Henry Sendman Christian,-tailor, 18£ Reade Seitz Augustus, confectioner, 137 Reade Seney Geo. I. teller, 27 Wall, h. 120 Johnson,B’klyn SEITZ EMIL, printseller, 233 Broadway Senff Henry, physician, 107 Grand Seitz Godfrey, pocketbooks, 134 Elizabeth Sengstacken Henry, grocer 118 Orange Seitz John, shoemaker, 310 Rivington Senia John, musician, 19 Ludlow Seitz Paul, tailor, 71 Mangin Senier James, cordwainer, 315 Third Seitzinger John, tailor, 30 Hamersley Senior Chas. painter, 102 Fulton, h. 75 Wash. Bklyn Seitzinger William, clothing, 78 Vesey, h. 4 Varick SENIOR EDWARD H. undertaker and sexton of Seixas Benjamin M. segrs, 3 Maiden 1. h. 120 W.13th 13th st.church, 76 Carmine, h. 76 Carmine Seixas Daniel, notary, 14 Wall, h. 224 Thompson Senn William, police, 111 Essex Seixas Gershom I. exc. 128 Beekman, h. 296 Bl’ckr Sennet Peter, stevedore, r. 90 Lewis Seixas Grace, boarding, 222 Thompson Senston Henry, 369 Bleecker Seixas Hyman, auction, 80 Broadway, h. 48 Grove Sents Henry M. porterhouse, 13 Carlisle Seixas J. B. cus. h. 604 Houston Sephton John, 672 Fourth Seixas Jacob L. drygoods, 63 Beaver, h.21 Wooster Serarus Peter, puttymaker, 60 Anthony Seixas Judith, wid. Moses B. 646 Houston Serbst Henry, grocer, 28 Madison Seixas Rebecca, widow, 296 Bleecker Sereben Alexander, butcher, 13 Mulberry Seixas Solomon, 48 Grove Serenbetz Hermann & Co. importers, 92 Wall Seixas Theodore J. copper, 215 Watr, &plastermill Serf Nicholas, machinist, 10 Thompson 181 W . 11th, h. 27 Perry Sergeant Aaron, com. mer. 15 Wall Selagenridge Selden, shoes, 80 Ridge Sergeant Ann, wid. of Thurston, 92 E.B’way Selbidge Samuel B. saddler, 77 Hester Sergeant James, real estate,15 Wall,h.26 Commerce Selby Edward, potter, 225 W. 24th Sergeant Wheeler, shoemaker, 313 Third Selby Henry (col’d), porter, r. 91 Clinton Sergeant William, 93 Wall, h. Brooklyn Selby Isaac, seaman, 33 Sullivan Sergeant William, waiter, 35 Crosby Selby John (cold), laborer, r. 35 Cannon SERGEANT A. & J. real estate. 15 Wall Selby Thomas (col’d), waiter, r. 92 Suffolk Sergeant & Hunt, brokers, 93 Wall Selchow Fred’k, paperboxes, 90 Fulton, h.47 Eldge Serre Annette, teacher, 13 Thompson Selden Charles, clerk, 136 Front, h. 44 White Serre John P. confectioner, 13 Thompson Selden David, mer. 136 Front, h. 44 White Serre Pierre C. confectioner, 294 Bwry,h. 294 Bwry Selden Henry T. clerk, 689 Hudson Serrell Alfred T.mouldings,16 Horatio, 134 Laurens Selegson Philip, teacher, 107 Bayard & W . 37th n. Av. 8, h. W. 37th n. Av. 8 " Self Jane M. 121 Greenwich Av. Serrell Henry R. lithographer, r.75 Nassau,h. Bklyn Self William, cabinetmaker, 41 Hester Serrell James E. surveyor, 43 W. 26th Seller Martin, tailor, 40 Hamilton SERRELL JOHN J. city surveyor, 72 Murray, h. Selig David, bootmaker, 330 Houston 72 Murray ; Selig Moses & Co. segars, 26£ Rector Serrell Lemuel W . draughtsman, 289 Broadway, h, Seligman Corts, drygoods, 164 Essex 170 W. 17th - 'I S Seligman Mark, segarmaker, 540 Grand SERRELL WILLIAM & SON, civil & mechanical Seligman James, mer. 46 Pine, h. 102 Rivington engineers and patent agents for the United Seligman Joseph, mer. 46 Pine, h. 102 Rivington States,Great Britain, and other parts of Europe, Seligman & Samuel, clothing, 261 Pearl 289 Broadway, h. 170 W. 17th . SELIGMAN & STETTHE1MER, importrs, 46 Pine Serrell A. T. &• Co. mouldings, 16 Horatio, 134 Seligsan Max, fancygoods, 227 Division Laurens & W. 37th n. Av. 8 Selkirk Jesse C. carpenter, 132 Av. 8 Serrell & Perkins, lithgrphrs,r. 75 Nassau&355Av.8 Sell Henry T. fancygoods, 29 Cedar, h. 59 Prince, Serrine Susan, widow of Samuel, 97 Forsyth Brooklyn Serti Delmas, tailor, 94 Reade J Sell William P. deputy sheriff, 4 and 11 City Hall, Servan David V. carman, 66 W.Washington pi. h. 30 Greenwich Serveira John B. boarding, 31 Beekman Selleck Charles, carpenter, 135 W. 15th Serven Christiana, widow of Arthur, 179 Av. o Selleck David R. drygoods, 162 B.way, h. 212 E.Br’y Serven Henry, bootmaker, 56 Watts SET 481 SH A x - ---------------------- -— — ______________ Hterren Isaac, gratemaker, 25 Charles ■Jerven John, gratemaker, 113 Bank toeymour Isaac N. treas. del. & hud. canal co. 31 je r v e n William, cafman, 113 Bank Wall, h. 39 Dominick lerverson James A. hotel, Av. 3 c E. 24th Seymour Isabella (col’d), widow, 10 Thomas } Service Mary A. grocer, 88 Ay. B Seymour Joel, mer. 63 Pearl & 52 Water, h. 46 Pike Seymour John, gasfitter, 486 Pearl. Service Thomas, ironfounder, 88 Av. B ^.Jervis James, caulker, 384 Cherry Seymour John F. 3eupert M. bootmaker, 408 Greenwich ^SEVENTH WARD BANK, 234 Pearl SEYMOUR SEYMOUR im n A M 0kv WILLIAM N. 86 Wa,1> er’ & h‘ Brooklyn4 CO. hardware, Reverence Clarissa, boarding, 5 College place Chatham square & 6 Catherine, h. Yonkers ^.Severance Elizabeth, widow o f Henry, 99 Mott Seymour & Co. paper warehouse, 97 John Reverence Joseph H. clerk, 99 Mott SEYMOUR & LEFFERTS, brokers, 86 Wall ^Severs Henry, boarding, 299 Water SEYMOUR, DAVIS & CO. drug brokers, 87 Wall ^Severin Charles, caps, 52 Hamilton Seyms C S. clothier, 80 Nassau, h. 9 Macdougal fe v e rin g William F. waiter, 180 Second Seypert George, liquors, 319 Ninth JSevestre Lewis, shoes, 64 Mulberry ... Seville John, laborer, r/30 Spruce t br^ anJ’ r pL61 Wi,lliam- h. 23 Beekman Shadbolt Alfred W . shoemaker, 2 Allen ^Sevin J.ohn, cabinetmaker, 390 Broadway, h. 390 Shadbolt James, cagemaker, 294 Stanton Ijg Broadway Shadbolt Lorenzo, carriagemaker. 110 Cannon ^Seving Henry, tailor, 83 W . Broadway bnadbolt I heodore C. police, 54 Essex ■ ^ewald Elizabeth, widow, 503 Broome Shadden Edward, laborer, 312 Stanton .^.Sewall Gilbert T. jewelry, 3 Maiden lane Shade Cornelius, carpenter, 54 Trinity place • Bewail Henry F. 16 Lamartine place Shade vVilham, carpenter, 471 Washington ‘^Sewall J. N. jewelry, 17 Maiden lane, h. 53 Bleecker Shade & Harris, carpenters, 54 Trinity place ^Sewall John G. physician, W . 28th c. Av. 8 Shadfaeh H. com. mer. 116 Wall, h. Staten Island ; Bewail William E. lawyer, 61 Wall tebaef Frederica, widow, r. 174 Second ?! Sewall & Simmons, jewelry, 3 Maiden lane Shaefer Frederick, liquors, 91 Av. 7 Reward Alfred, printer, 71 Greenwich Av. Shaeffer Francis, tailor, 164 Third ;! Seward Ann, widow o f Simon, 1 King Sbaelbac Jacob, carpenter, r. 167 Second ^Seward John, rigger, 394 Water Shaf John, teamster, r. 359 Rivington Seward Thomas, bricklayer, r. 136 W . 13th Shafer H. S. liquors, 201£ Washington —Seward Thomas, stereotyper, 71 Greenwich Av. Shafer Henry, grocer, 69 & 107 Av. 3 Seward Thomas, butcher, 188 Av. 6, h. 6 Horatio Shaff Burtis,. butcher, 137 Lewis • H Sewell Agnes, 1 Anthony Shafer Jahiel T. commission dealer, 33 Washington Sewell Amaziah, porter^ r. 108 Church market, h. Jersey city Sewell George (colfd), porter, r. 52 Anthony Shafer Thomas H. & Brother, commission dealers -^Sewell Henry (col’d), waiter, 42 Thomas 33 Washington market, h. Jersey city Sewell John, carpenter, r. 83 Sullivan Shaffer Benj’n F. cloth’g, 47 Nassau, h. 120 Orchard ^rSEWELL THOMAS, drygoods, 701 Broadway, h. Shafier Chauncey, lawyer, 75 Nassau, h. 137 Second Si 701 Broadway Shaffer George, boarding, 81 Murray feSewell William, carpenter, 49 Carmine Shader Henry, laborer, r. 159 Third sfsiSexton Andrew, plaster, r. 73 Mott Shaffield Maria S. wid. William, 297 Division ■^Sexton Augustus W . jewelry, 145 Reade, h. 7 Shaffmeyer Michael, bootmaker, 59 Anthony ill Hammond Shafto Anthony, carman, r. 124 Cannon i^Sexton Eliza Ann, dressmaker, 108 Leroy Shailey John, tailor, 325 Av. 6 :>Sexton Ellen, widow o f Michael, 174 Twelfth Shaler Alexander, blue stone, Barrow n. West, h. jSexton Francis, moulder, 40 Hamilton 165 Charles Sexton J. W. agent, 12 Wall, h. Newark Shaler Ira, blue stone, Barrow n. West, h. 165 Sexton James, carman, r. 45 Rivington Charles Sexton John, plumber, 174 Twelfth SHALER A. & CO. blue stone, Barrow n. West ft Sexton John, liquors, 471 Greenwich Shallon Winfred, widow o f James, 210 E. 13th si Sexton John, chandler, 14 Desbrosses Shamburgh Benj. B. boatbuilder, 10 Suflolk *.*Sexton Margaret, washer, 359 Cherry Shamen Philip, seaman, r. 29 Cannon .v Sexton Michael, grocer, 51 Mulberry, h.51 Mulberry Shamway R. (refused), 20 Charles Sexfon Patrick, grocer, 111 Orange Shanahan Andrew, junk, 360 Greenwich jjj Sexton Sarah M. widow o f Francis, 7 Bethune Shanahan John, laborer, 41 Anthony ,•.Seyers William, carpenter, 73 Cannon Shanahan Michael, bootmaker, 310 Monroe - - Seyler Nicholas, tailor, 224 Houston Shanahan Philip, mason, 83 Willett Seymour Abraham (col’d), porter, 55 Mercer Shancks Sarah, widow o f Daniel D. fancygoods, 114 Seymour Abraham (col’d), dour insp’r. r. 81 Sheriff Bleeckbr, h. 114 Bleecker f>(Seymour Alexander, sawyer, 188 W . 27th Shandley Michael, late grocer, 30 Essex Seymour Amelia (col’d). washing, 338 Third Shandly. Lawrence, laborer, r. 202 Av. 1 r ■Seymour Andrew, late sec. 24 Henry Shane John, segarmaker, 162 Third •’ Seymour C. St. John, com. mer. 12 Front, h. 14 Shank James, brass dipper, 222 W. 17th . Pacific, Brooklyn Shankland Harriet, wid. Charles F. 159 Chambers T Seymour Charles, late distiller, W . 37th n. Av. 8 Shanklin H. R. lettercarrier, 78 Horatio Seymour Charles H. broker, 87 Wall,h.Ravenswood Shanks Jane A. wid. James, 201 Av. 9 ■ Seymour Edward, lawyer, 23 Wall, h. 2 Montague Shanks John, physician, 205 W . 19th ,.v place, Brooklyn Shanks Rosanna, widow, seamstress, 212 Monroe Seymour Edward L. chemist, 178 W . 27th Shanks Stephen, tailor, 212 Monroe ' ' Seymour Eliza B. 17 St. Mark’s place Shanley Francis, laborer, r. 107 Thompson • Seymour G. W . stoves, 246 Water Shanly Francis, laborer, 299 Av. 1 J? Seymour Henry* W . 13th n. Av. 6 Shanly John, laborer, 6 Stone £ Seymour Isaac, cashier, 27 Wall, h. Peekskill Shanly Patrick, porterhouse, 116 Mulberry SH A 482 SHA Shanly Thomas, laborer, 53 W . 21st Sharp James R. lacegoods, 25 Cedar, h. 3 Charitm Shannahin Timothy, laborer, 41 Oak Sharp James R. dryg’ds. 94 Canal, h. 17 LispenS Shannassy Michael, laborer, 246 Monroe Sharp Matthias, carpenter, 248 Bleecker Shannity Walter, laborer, 35 Pitt Sharp Michael N. boilermaker, 329 Ninth Shannon Abby M. widow of John S. watches, 264 Sharp Robert P. butcher, 30 Fulton, h. 110 Elizabeth Greenwich, h. 264 Greenwich Sharp Sarah A. porterhouse, 339 Stanton Shannon Catharine, widow, r. 364 Madison Sharp Sarah A. widow of Peter, 215 Bleecker Shannon Charlotte, widow of James, 71 King Sharp William, boarding, 67 Murray Shannon Derby, laborer, 319 Ninth Sharp William, cabinetmaker, 61 Beekman SHANNON EDWARD, publisher, 133 E. 21st Sharp William, blacksmith, 194 Varick Shannon Eliod, shirts, 492 Pearl Sharp William, boarding, 271 Water Shannon George W . undertaker, 14 Willett, h. 7 Sharp William, jr. clerk, h. 91 Chrystie Willett Sharp & Steel, glass stainers, 216 Av. 6 Shannon James, tailor, 77 Goerdk Sharpe Aaron H. carman, 39 Columbia Shannon James M. clerk, 27 Monroe Sharpe H. D. salesman. 39 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Shannon John, laborer, 214 W. 21st Sharpe Jacob H. carpenter, 126 Broome Shannon John, hatter, 445 Hudson, h. 445 Hudson Sharpe Robert E. umbrellas, 146 Canal Shannon John, shoemaker, 78 W . 24th Sharper Stephen, sawyer, 34 Forsyth Shannon Joseph, butcher, 104£ Mulberry Sharpsteene Eliza, 55 Hamersley Shannon Joseph, weaver, r. 170 W . 16th Sharpsteene Freelove, widow of Christopher 55 Shannon Martin, laborer, 33 Prince . Hamersley Shannon Martin, printer, 2 Hamilton Sharret Alexander, gilder, 81 Columbia Shannon Mary, groceries, 132 W . 16th Sharrey Bridget, widow of Patrick, r. 80 Hamersley Shannon Patrick, pedler, r. 86 W . 20th Sharrock William, physician, 288 Spring Shannon Peter, sailor, 61 Cherry Sharrot Abraham, stonecutter, 480 Hudson SHANNON ROBERT H. lawyer, 25 Nassau, h. 91 Sharrot Augustus, hairdresser, 325 Spring W. 16th Sharrot Richard, hairdresser, 325 Spring Shannon Samuel, shoemaker, 123 Av. D Shattuck John H. shipjoiner, 35 Pike Shannon Thomas, hatter, 110 Fulton, h. 110 Fulton Shattuck Josiah L. clerk, 91 Greenwich Av. Shannon Thomas, late grocer, 4 Goerck Shattuck William, laborer, r. 18 Anthony Shannon Thomas, blacksmith, 158 Norfolk Shatzer Phillip, tailor, 74 Chrystie Shannon William, 23 Hammond Shaubuer George, printer, 98 Chrystie Shannon William, clerk, 185 Orchard Shaughnessy Ellen, wid. Patrick, milk, 122 Perry Shannon William, stevedore, 112 Henry Shaughnessy James, carman, 60 Sullivan Shannon William, shoemaker, 94 James Shaughnessy John, laborer, r. 300 Mott Shannon William & Co. liquors, 57 Market,*h. 56 Shaughnessy Stephen O. machinist, 234 W. 21st Monroe Shauley Margaret, wid. of Michael, r. 145 Elizabeth Shannon William J. baker, 367 Greenwich and 43 Shaurman Isaac, lumber, 363 Eighth, h. 317 Tenth Jay, h. 367 Greenwich Shaver Charles, cabinetmaker, 19 Willett Shanny James, junk, 223 South, h. 180 W . 25th Shaver Philip C. grocer, 47 Mangin Shanrape John, rags, r. 91 Sheriff Shaves William, boarding, 83 James Shanton George, brassfounder, 48 Columbia Shaw Albert, segars, 136 Attorney Shaphard William, laborer, 6 Oak Shaw Alexander L. clerk, 679 Greenwich Shaphoff Henry B. tobacconist, Division c. Hester, Shaw Andrew, baker, 115 Suffolk h. Williamsburg Shaw Andrew, carman, 62£ Jane Shapter James S. com. mer. 233 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Shaw Benjamin, shoes, 73 Canal, h. 73 Canal Shapter John S. drygoods, 84 Cedar, h. 214 Henry Shaw'Benj. F. transptaton. 17 Coenties si.h. Bklyn Shapter John S machinist 114 Pitt Shaw David, strawhats, 150 W. 25th, h. 169 W.26th Shapter Paul, ropemaker, 255 Second Shaw David, milk, 29 Av. 8 Shapter Samuel, bookkeeper, 15 E. 18th Shaw Dennis, woodenware, 67 Madison, h. B’klyn Shapter Thomas R. seaman, 294 Fifth Shaw E. boarding, 94 E. 13th Sharborn John, tailor, 81 Av. A Shaw Eleanor, widow of Aaron, 207 Spring Shardlow Samuel, turner, 116 Fulton, h. 35 Fifth Shaw Elizabeth, wid. William, fancygds. 291 Second Shardlow William L. furnishing, 266 Broadway, h. Shaw Francis, seaman, 217 Fulton 266 Broadway Shaw George, hat trimmings, 158 Water, h. B’klyn Shariff Charles, baker, r. 60 Gouvemeur Shaw George, rigger, r. 31 Monroe Sharit Thomas R. runner, 113 Essex Shaw George, importer, 40 Stone, h. 172 W. 21st Sharkey Cornelius, watch-case maker, 118 Mott Shaw George L. watches, 157 Broadway, h.25Proi- Sharkey Charles, segarmaker, 182 Stanton pect, Brooklyn Sharkey James, watch-case maker, 118 Mott Shaw Gilley, gardener, 886 Broadway Sharkey John, segarmaker, 87 Perry Shaw Helen, 206 Sullivan Sharkey John, tailor, r. 66 Ridge Shaw Henry, seaman, 55 Pitt Sharkey Marquis D. L. jr. segars, 356 Pearl and 3 Shaw Jacob, waiter, 150 Washington Dover, h. 50 James Shaw James, carpenter, 20 Lewis Sharkey Patrick,, tailor, 27 Ridge Shaw James, ga6titter, foot of E. 25th Sharkey Patrick, policeman, 61 Mulberry Shaw James, laborer, 148 Hammond Sharkey Samuel, segarmaker, 48 Division Shaw James, laborer, r. 321 Delaney Sharky John, laborer, r. 83 Houston Shaw James, laborer, r. 102 Anthony Sharlleau Francois, hairdresser, 367£ Greenwich, h. Shaw James B. clerk, 124 Broadway, h. 172 W.21fit 367£ Greenwich Shaw James E. 14 Wall, h. 98 Lexington Av. Sharot Alexander H. clocks, 418 Grand Shaw James G. blankbooks, 240 Pearl Sharot James, sashmaker, 371 Houston SHAW JAMES M. crockery, 70 Chatham, h. 93 Sharot Joseph, sen. late wheelwright, 106 First Madison ' Sharp Alexander P. lawyer, 17 Wall Shaw James W. late merchant, 98 Lexington Av. Sharp Catharine, huckster, W. 33d n. Av. 10 Shaw James Y. custom house, 263 Spring Sharp Conklin, timber, 266 W. 18th Shaw Jane, widow, E. 21st n. Av. 1 Sharp Edward, gardener, r. 108 E. 22d Shaw John, carpenter, 73 W. 27th Sharp George, police, 159 Mulberry Shaw John, laborer, r. 56 Ridge Sharp George, carpenter, 12 Norfolk Shaw John, upholsterer, 380 Pearl Sharp George N. physician, 115 Broome Shaw John, saddler, 1 Sixth Sharp Gilbert, conductor, 125 E. 28th Shaw John J. chocolatemaker, r. 9 Pitt Sharp Henry, glass-stainer, 216 Av. 6, h. 216 Av. 6 Shaw John L. segars, 25 Pitt Sharp J. Milton, 61 Beekman Shaw John M. ironmoulder, r. 252 W. 16th Sharp Jacob, timber, 295 W. 18th, h. 116 Av. 10 Shaw John R. provisions, 50.8 iMfttfhington, h. 4U Sharp James, tailor, 82 Av. 6 Hudson SHE 483 SH E . Shaw John T. fruit, 335 Av. 6 , Shaw Joseph, laborer, r. 581 Greenwich Shean Edward, machinist, 32 Sheriff £Shaw Joseph, gardener, 21 Amos Sheaple William, tailor, 14 Mulberry Shear Abraham M. horseshoer, 658 Washington, h. /.'Shaw Joshua, glaziers’ diamonds, 142 Nassau, h. 77 639 Washington . Eldridge ’ Shear Martin, butcher, 36 Roosevelt ' :Shaw Latimer R. life insurance agent, n. v life ins Shearen James, laborer, 304 Mott ^ co. 106 Broadway, h. 5 College place Shearer John, glasscutter, r. 52 Mulberry Shaw Mary, widow o f Henry, 9 E. 13th Shearer John, papercarrier. 194 Seventh -^Shaw Matthew, starch, 155 W . 15th Shearer Wm. H. umbrellas', 195 Av. 3, h. 209 Av. 3 “'‘Shaw Michael, porterhouse, 36 Av. 6 Sheark Isaac, tailor, 44 Mulberry Shaw Nathaniel, stonecutter, 400 Cherry Shearman Joseph A. physician, 275 Tenth -Shaw Patrick, blacksmith, 54 Trinity pi. h. 44 Pearl Shearman Sarah, 26 Greenwich Av. ^ Shaw Peter, clerk, 238 Av. 7 Shears Fred, furnishg store, 132 Nassau,h,132Nassau 'Shaw Philip, carpenter, r. 207 W . 20th Shears George, carman, 34 Goerck ':' Shaw Prosper P. boots and shoes, 249 Pearl, bds. Shears James H. shipcarpenter, 120 Av C 65 Murray Shears Wally, oysters, 363 Hudson ; *Shaw Richard, mason, 173 Av. 1 Shears William, carpenter, 67 First >Shaw Richard M. cloths, 64 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Sheaver Charles, cabinet, 90 Willett . Shaw Robert, 160 E. 25th Sheaver Werner, shoes, 234 Stanton ‘ Shaw Robert, locksmith, 85 John, h. 85 John Slieddon Elijah. feed, 192 W . 16th & 306 West, h. Shaw Robt. L. instrument, 222 Water, h. 98 Lex. Av. 136 Hamersley ^Shaw Robert W. engineer, r. 112 Eldridge Sheean Thomas, cooper, r. 38 Cherry ' Shaw Roger, boarding, 116 Elizabeth Sheean Timothy, pedler, 37 Monroe 'Shaw Samuel, mer. 52 Exchange pi. h. 124 W . 23d Sheedy Daniel, mason, 196 W . 26th ’^Shaw Samuel, engineer, 133 Mercer Sheedy Michael, laborer, 264 Canal ’ ^Shaw Sibyl, widow o f Joseph, 120 Allen Sheehan Edmund, laborer, 496 Houston ’ Shaw Thomas, carman, 81 Market slip Sheehan Ellen, widow o f \John, 132 Av. 10 ' Shaw Thomas, boots & shoes, 255 Pearl, h. 61E.26th Sheehan Godfrey, mason, r. 183 E. 17th *Shaw Thomas, goldbeater, 56 Willett Sheehan James, porterhouse, 310 Av. A. sShaw W. Wallace, 195 Broadway, h. 69 Murray Sheehan Lawrence, sugarworker, 10 Pelham ni Shaw William, laborer, 119 Willett Sheehan Michael, tailor, 30 Trinity pi. tfaiSh&w William, shoemaker, 10 Troy Sheehan Michael, laborer, 52 Mulberry - ;;Shaw William, liquors, 44 Bowery, h. 44 Bowery Sheehan Patrick, tailor, r. 119 Broome Upshaw William, com. mer. 54 Pine, h. 90 Clinton pi. Sheehan Patrick, dyer, r. 172 W. 16th "Shaw William, carpenter, 120 Sheriff Sheehan Patrick, laborer, 128£ Av. 10 ui Shaw William A. tinsmith, Av. 9 n. W . 30th Sheehan Robert C. hardware, 97 Maiden la. h. Bklyn Shaw William B. conductor, 40 Beach Sheehan William, laborer, 70 Jackson -Shaw & Ireland, blankbooks, 240 Pearl SHEEHAN C. H. & SON, hardware, 97 Maiden la. e, Shay Cyrus, hotel, 324 Broadway, h. 162 Bayard Sheehy John, laborer, 446 Washington Short Catha. wid. Terence, grocery* 76 Hamersley* h. l7 i Dominick Shilp Frederick, shoemaker, 68 Goerck h. 76 Hamersley. Shilp Philip, tailor, 68 G^oerck _ Short Charles, laborer, 96 Sheriff Shilton Joseph, carpenter, E. 35th n. Av. 3 Short Francis, cooper, 93 Monroe Shiman George, blacksmith, 91 Pitt Short Hugh S. barkeeper, 2 Staple Shunesdl Richard, C. (Rev.)19Q W. l 5th Short James, stonecutter, 286 E. 13th- Short John, grocer, 298 W. 28th Shindle John, tobacconist, 26 Eldridge Short Jofen, silk ier, 245 Grand, h. 245 Grand Shindler Anthony, mason, 164 At . A SHU 487 SIE $hort Joseph, laborer, r. 26 Trinity place Shurragar Conrad, late tailor, 420 West . Short Maria, widow of William, 278 Av. 1 Shuster George, stonecutter, r. 166 Third Short Michael, mason, 78 Av. B • ;Shute Charles, carpenter,. 194 Bowery Short Michael, blacksmith,132 Clntn pl.132 Clntn pi. Shute Peter, lamps, 188 & 390 Av. 3 h. 59 Tenth Skillin Samuel D. liquors, E. 31st cor. Av. 3 SLA 491 SLO SKILLIN SIMEON D. crockery, 101 Water, h 244 Slater Richard J. 63 Murray E. Broadway Slater Thomas, engineer, 307 Monroe Skillings Azel, oysters, 844 Broadway, h. 26 W.14th Slater William, brushes, 415 Av. 6 Skillman Abraham B. hardware, 271 Greenwich, h. Slatery Simon, boilermaker, 380 Ninth 173 Franklin Slattery John, gratemaker, r. 231 Mulberry Skillman John, mer. 116 Nassau, h. Williamsburg Slattery John, laborer, r. 18 Anthony Skillman Joseph, late carpenter, r. 312 Washington .Slattery John, laborer, r. 44 Hamersley Skillman Joseph jr. woodenware, 439 Av. 8. h. 439 Slattery Patrick, boilermaker, 579 Grand Av. 8 Slattery Thomas, laborer, 243 Canal Skillon Patrick, laborer, 29 Av. A Slattery Timothy, porterhouse, 462 Av. 3 Skinner Benjamin, shoemaker, 27 Lewis Slaughter Mary, wid. Thomas, thread, 108 Greene SKINNER FRANCIS & CO. com. mers. 39 Broad Slauson Albert, grocer, 5 Coenties si. h. 4 Hubert Skinner George printer, 208 Broome Slauson Albert, grocer, 108 West, h. 4 Hubert Skinner Henry, late agent, 104 Greenwich Av. Slauson Charles S. mer. 30 Liberty, h. 41 London Skinner Henry, confectioner, 78 Reade terrace SKINNER HORACE N. books, 265£ Greenwich, SLAUSON, BARRETT & CO. drygds, 30 Liberty h. 77 Murray Slaven James, laborer, 597 Greenwich Skinner James R. carman, E. 27th c. Av. 2 ,Slavin Charles, hardware, 40 South, h. 131 Mott Skinner Jane, widow of Peter, 671 Houston !Slavin Henry, physicion, 131 Mott Skinner John, mariner, r. 78 Reade 'Slavin Henry, laborer, 245 E. 13th Skinner John B. sailmaker, 199 South, h. W ’msbg Slavin James, marketman, 207 West, h. 207 West Skinner Nelson, hatter, 108 Av. 8 Slavin John, blacksmith, 120 W . 20th Skinner Peter, stationer, 27 Nassau, h. 671 Houston Slavin John, driver, 1051 Reade Skinner R. O. 32 Second :Slavin Michael, 230 Av. B Skinner Rachel, widow o f James, 20 Norfolk Slavin Michael, laborer, r. 185 Broome Skinner Rebecea (col’d), housecleaner.r.19 Anthony Slavin Rosanna, wid. Michael, clothing, 26 West Skinner Rnth, fancygoods. 93 Delaney,h.93 Delaney Slavin Rosanna, tailoress, 173 Attorney Skinner Samuel, tailor, r. 76 Reade Slavin Thomas, laborer, 17 Stone Skinner Samuel S. drygoods, 56 John, h. Brooklyn Slawson John H. carman, 36 Av. 0 Skinner Thomas H. (Rev.), 62 Bleecker Slayback Davison, blacksmith, 226 Sullivan, h. 73 Skinner Thomas H. jr. (Rev.), 18 Grove " Crosby Skinner William H. oysters, 428 Broadway SLEATER, THOMPSON Sc CO. com. mers. 5 Skipe Charles, sausages, 122 Willett Brqad Skippon John, carpenter, 51 Gold, h. Brooklyn Sleeman Henry M. provisions, 122 Ludlow Skippon John jr. carpenter, 51 Gold, h. Brooklyn Sleeman James H. provisions, 122 Ludlow, h* 12& Skippon J. & Son, carpenters, 51 Gold Ludlow Skooner George, laborer, r. 81 Sheriff Sleeman Robert H. stonecutter, 234 W . 16th Skott Andrew, tailor, 42 Stanton Sleeman H. M. Sc Son, provisions, 122 Ludlow Skott Edward, spectacles, 52 Bowery, h. 52 Bowery Sleeth Joseph, machinist, 352 Thud Skullion Francis, shoemaker. 249£ William Sleght Anne E. widow o f James S. 69 Sheriff Skuse Mary, wid. Thomas, shirts, 2 E. Clinton pi. Sleichter Herman, shoemaker, 64 Roosevelt Skuse Richard, laborer, 133 Greenwich Sleigh James R. pilot, 25 Charles Slack Frederick B. founder, 174 Laurens Sleight J. Wilkinson, physician, 44 James, h, 49 Slack Joseph, tailor, 159 Hammond Monroe Slade Edmund, printer, 19£ Stanton Sleight Samuel, carman, 609 Washington Slade John jr. com. mer. 13 Broad, h. 40 Remsen, Sleight Sarah Ann, widow o f Cornelius, nurse, 517 Brooklyn Broome Slagg Joseph, 91 John, h. Brooklyn Sleigman John, tailor, 136 Third Slaght Henry L. mer. 168 Maiden lane, h. 100 Fifth Sleigor Theodore, glassblower, r. 37 Willett Williamsburg Sleiker Gusteiff, cabinetmaker, 187 Av. B Slaight Barnet, mason, 34 Factory Sleman Mary J. dressmaker, 630 Hudson Slaight Henry, carman, 32 Factory Sleven Edward, laborer, Goerck n. Houston Slaight Henry, carpenter, 45 Renwick Slevin Daniel, undertaker, 204 Mulberry Slaight Israel, milk, 127 Amos, h. 18 Downing Slevin Frank, laborer, 22 Mulberry Slaight Jacob R. painter, 79 Hamersley Slevin James, mason, 131 E.22d Slam Lewis, butcher, 88 Ridge Slevin John, furniture, 606 Grand, h. 606 Grand Slamm Joseph, 121 Delaney Slevin John, liquors, 500 Pearl Slamm Mary, widow o f William, 123 Delaney Slevin John, laborer, 8 Clarkson Slane John, glassware, 8 Platt, h. 199 E. Broadway Slevin Sarah, wid. o f John, seamstress, 368 Ninth SLANE, BURRELL Sc CO. druggists, philosophi­ Slevon James, carman, 315 Eighth cal and other glassware, agents for American Slidell Nicholas M. sergeant-at-arms, 4 City hall, h. flint glass works, 8 Platt 158 Spring Slark Robert, mer. 203 Pearl, h. New Orleans Slight William, carpenter, r. 5 Mangin SLARK, DAY Sc STAUFFER, mers. 203 Pearl Sliker John L. carman, 6 Tenth Slarp Peter, carpenter, 61 Stanton Slimmer Philip, tailor, r. 192 Division Slate Arthur, tinman, 378 Tenth Slimmon Robert, mer. 48 Pine, h. Brooklyn Slate Horace, drygoods, 176 Fulton Slinger Thomas, stonecutter, 248 Av. 10 Slate James, captain, 49 Morton Slingerland Eliza, widow of John, 290 Seventh Slate Oliver jr. ship mer. 115 South, h. Westchester Slingerland Sami, carpenter, W . 25th bet. Avs. 9 Sc Slate Susan, widow, bookfolder, 146 Varick 10, h. 93 Barrow Slate, Gardiner Sc Co. mers. 114 Sc 115 South Slingerland William J. shawls, 6 CortlAndt, h. 166 Slater Daniel, bootmaker, 434 Av. 1 Henry, Brooklyn Slater David, soapmaker,303 W.17th. h. 303 W . 17th Slingloff William, boxes, 266 Madison Slater Elizabeth, widow o f William, 140 Sullivan Slingloffe William, paperboxmaker, 322 Madison Slater Francis, (col’d), laborer, r. 95 Wooster Sliphf John, carman, r. 62 Grove Slater Henry, blacksmith, r. 250 Mott Slipper Charity, widow o f Thomas M. baker, 141 Slater Jane, widow, 60 Centre Delaney Slater John, bootmaker, 237 Mulberry Slipper Henry U. iron, 85 Broad, h.2‘60 Hicks, Bklyn Slater John, shoemaker, 241 W . 18th Slipper Joseph F. iron, 85 Broad, h. 160 E. 21st SLATER JOHN, stationer, 204 Chatham, h. 42 Di­ Sloan Alfred D. binders, 11 Spruce, h. 8 Dominick vision Sloan Bartholomew, carman, 2 Congress Slater Joseph E. agent, 746 Washington Sloan Charles S. furniture, 442 Pearl,h.59 E. B'wav Slater Lemuel S. exchange, 222 Church Sloan Daniel, drygoods, 151 Broadway, h. 98 E.27th Slater Nicholas, engineer. 59 Clinton Sloan Henry S. clothier, 58 Bowery, h. 135 Grand Slater Purdy, caiman, 589 Fourth Sloan Hugh, blacksmith, 271 Monroe SMA 492 SMI Sloan Hugh, blacksmith, 272 Av. 10 Smales Holbert, lawyer, 5 Wall Sloan James M. merchant, 48 Cedar, h. 195 Fourth Small Adam, sawyer. 186 Second Sloan John H. carpenter, r. 180 W. 15th Small Alfred, pedler, 108 Anthony Sloan Margaret, wid. Henry, fancystore,568J- Grand Small Antoine, barber, 354 Fourth Sloan Mary, widow, nurse, r. 108 Goerck SMALL CHARLES, books, 229 Pearl, h. W’msbrs Sloan Morris, mason, r. 29 Cannon Small E. physician, 188 Mercer Sloan Samuel, com. mer. 14 Broadway, h. 15 Hen Small Edward I. bookkeeper, 213 W. 13th ry, Brooklyn Small Jacob M. barber, 127 Fulton Sloan Smith, collector, 42 Av. C Small James, milk, 107 King, h. 107 King Sloan Thomas J. iron works, foot E. 25th, h. Lex­ Small John, grocer, 514 Grenwich, h. 560 Gr’ wick ington Av. c. E. 30th Small John, pilot, 57 Roosevelt Sloan William D. machinist, foot E. 25th, h. 124 Small John, tailor, 271 Av. A E. 25th Small Patrick, carman, 352 W. 29th Sloan T. J. machinist, foot E. 25th, h. 137 Lex. Av. Small Robert, stagedriver, r. 108 W. 21st SLOAN H. S. & Co. clothiers, 58 Bowery Small Sarah, widow of John, 249 Monroe Sloane Christian S. broker, 43 Wall, h.Fort Wash’n Small William, 33 Seventh Sloane Hannah, milliner, 239 Hudson, h.239 Hudson Small William, mason, W. 37th n. Av. 8 Sloane Jane. wid. o f Robert, 558 Greenwich Small Wilson, founder, West c. Beach, h. 94 L'dlow Sloane John, umbrellamaker, 224 W. 16th Smalley David, grocer, 35 Rivington, h.163 Forsyth Sloane John, clerk, r. 155 Eldridge Smalley Enos B. grocer, 23 Stanton, h. 37 Stanton Sloane Matilda, milliner, 245 Hudson, h. 245 Hudsn Smalley Frederick, shoemaker, 64 Charlton Sloane Moses, laborer, 333 Ninth Smalley Rosannah, widow of Joseph, 148 Stanton SLOANE WILLIAM, carpets, 245 Broadway, h. 18 Smallhorn William, upholsterer, 116 E. 13th E. 18th Smallman Joseph, waiter, 57 Mott Sloat Fanny, widow o f James, 181 Eleventh Smallman Oxley, 215 Spring Sloat George V. machinist, 118 Lewis Smallwood Joseph L. cabinetmaker, 63 Bayard Slbat Horace B. tailor, 347 Sixth SMALLWOOD JOSEPH L. com. mer. 67 Beaver Sloat Isaac, stonecutter, 288 Seventh h. 25 E. 21st ' Sloat James, hair manufactory, 73 W. 17th Smart Abraham, clerk, 79 Duane Sloat James F. boilermaker, 347 Sixth Smart Archibald, weaver, 95 W. 27th Sloat John D. provisions, 257 Washington, h. 143 Smart Daniel, marblecutter, 121 Orange Hester Smart Mary, widow of Isaiah, 220 Delaney Sloat William J. boilermaker, 347 Sixth Smart William, shoemaker, 185 Laurens Slocum Abner L. saloon, 198 South, h. 198 South Smart William, physician, 14£ Crosby Slocum Alfred, stagedriver, 234 Monroe Smarte Robert, accountant, 103 E. 13th Slocum Daniel, late grocer, 37 Eldridge Smead Charles, telegraph, 157 B'way,bds.29 Murray Slocum Daniel T. porterhouse, 33 Peck slip, h. 37 Smeck Frederick W. boarding, 61 Av. 4 Eldridge Smedberg Isabella R.widow of Charles G. 22 Beach Slocum George N. seacaptain, 290 Second Smedes George, grocer, 68 Cortlandt, h. 706 B’way Slocum Isaac S. carpenter, 37 Eldridge Smeeton William, printer, r. 27 Cornelia Slocum James, gratemaker, 32 Ridge Smeken Henrich, grocer, 486 Cherry Slocum John, sailor, r. 68 James Smelzer George, coal, 211 Grand, h. 20 Greene Slocum Richard, coal, 23 Walnut, h. 303 Sixth Smidt John C. T. lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 57 Hammond Slocum Sarah, wid. Joseph, 153 Broome Smier Oliver, tailor, 178 W. 30th Slocum Thomas F. mason, 154 Sutfolk Smiler Dewitt C. tinsmith, 209 Hudson Slocum Tiley E. mason, 166 W. 22d Smiley Charles H. shoemaker, 375 Greenwich Slocum Webley, tailor, 193 Av. 3 Smiley Thomas, Sawyer, 238 W. 21st SLOCUM WILLIAM H. refectory, 198 South,'h. Smillie George, dentist, 91 Chambers, h.242 W. 22d 198 South Smillie James, engraver, 27 Wall, b. 35 Twelfth Slocum W. H. & A. L. refectory, 198 South Smillie Matilda, boarding, 363 Av. 8 Slokkinger John, carver, 102 Hester Smillie Wm.C. engraver, 29 Wall, h. 242 W. 22d Sloman John, porter, 412 Twelfth Sminck John, carpenter, r. 67 Greene, h 67 Greene Slone Patrick, 6mith, 271 Monroe Smith A. goldbeater, r. 158 William, h. Milton Sloes Francis, widow of Robert, 4 Jane SMITH A. B. New Brunswick Slosson Edward, lawyer, 232 Grand and 40 Wall,h. Smith A. P. broker, 25 Nassau 116 W . 14th SMITH A. WARREN, real estate, 59 Rose, h. Slosson John, lawyer, 40 Wall, h. 116 W . 14th W i lliamsburgh Slosson & Hutchins, lawyers, 40 Wall Smith Abel B. carman, 166 Barrow Slote Ann, widow of Daniel, 230 Broome Smith Abel S. provisions, 293 Bowery, h. 295 Bwry Slote David C. carman, 26 Hamersley Smith Abigail, tailoress, r. 468 Fourth Slote John, butcher, 453 Fourth SMITH A BISHA, 226 W.22d Slote Joseph, milkman, 451 Fourth Smith Abraham, baskets, 16 Cedar, h. 15 Ridge Sloth Rufus, boatman, 132 Greenwich Smith Abraham, carman, 110 Bank Slott Joannes, feedstore, h. 112 Charles Smith Adam, com. mer, 28 Front, h. Brooklyn Sloush Nathan, pedler, 130 Attorney Smith Adam, oysters, 263 Av. 6 Slover Alfred, pilot, 228 Third SMITH ADAM & SON, morocco, 50 Ferry, h. 332 Slow Henry, grocer, 613 Water, li. 613 Water Broome Slow & Co. grocers, 613 Water SMITH ADON, storage, 17 Pearl & 10 Bridge, h. Slowey Michael, laborer, 35 Pitt 26 Clinton pi. Slowey William, laborer, 98 Pitt Smith Augustus C. 15 Leroy Sluby Solomon (col’d), steward, 42 Leonard Smith Albert, machinist, 58 Vesey & W. 33d b. Avs. Sluss Usher, tailor, r. 88 Pitt 10 on ?*, com* mer- 4 Cortlandt, h. 45 Willow, Brooklyn i Spence Charlotte E. dressmaker, 154 Av. 7 Sperry Elijah M. lookingglasses, 155 & 159 Broad­ Spence David, stonecutter, 189 W. 13th way. h. Ansonia, Ct. Spence Eleanor, widow o f George, 154 Av. 7 SPERRY HENRY, clockdealer, 18 Maiden lane Spence Henry, pianofortes, 201 E. 21st h. 36 Prospect, Brooklyn (See card front cover) i Spence James, fish, 32 Wash. mkt. h. 1 Renwick Sperry John, lookingglasses, 155 Spencer Thaddeus, manuf 34 B’ way, h. 3E . 11th Madison * Spencer Thomas, painter, 38 Rutgers Spinck John, grocer, 535 Av. 6, h. 535 Av. 6 :-Spencer Valentine H. glasscutter, 187 Ludlow Spindler Frederick, broker, 131 Water SPR 504 STA Spindler & Strauss, c. h. brokers, 131 Water Springfield Charles, shoemaker, 174 Varick Spink Thos. intelligence, 114 Nassau, h. 407 Sroome Springman Anthony, tailor, 72 Essex Spinlaw George, waggon, r. 250 Stanton Springman Quirin, tailor, r. 122 Delaney Spinnage Daniel, pilot, 103 Forsyth Springmeyer Frederick, cabinetmaker, 12 Howard Spinner William, bootmaker, 205 Centre Springmeyer William, cabinetmaker, 12 Howard Spinning Daniel, carman, 163 Ludlow Spririgmyer John H. 372 Broadway Spinning Edward, paints, 230 Bowery, h. 230 B’wry Springstead David, sawyer, 325 W. 29th Spiro Philip J. upholsterer, 72 Av. 8 Springstead Moses, machinist, 174 Av. A Spirrit Patrick M. liquors, 390 Tenth Springstead Spencer, machinist, 28 Lewis Spittle Mathew, smith, r. 8 Mulberry j Springsteed Gamaliel T. engineer, 267 W. 17th Spitz Henry & Co. caps, 118 William & 284 Ble’kr, Springsteed Samuel, waterman, 329 Third h. 284 BleeckeF Springsteen George, whitewasher, r. 135 Mercer Spitz & Elsass, hats, 284 Bleecker Springsteen Harvey, blinds,835 G’wich,h.75 Horatio Spitzer Solomon, pocketbooks, 204 Chatham, h. 189 Springsteen Jacob, mason,285 W. 18th Delaney Springsteen Jane, widow of Aaron, 6 Commerce Spitzhoff John, locksmith, r. 44 Forsyth Springsteen John, late wood inspector, 132 Charles Spivy Reuben, tailor, 295 Av. 9 Springsteen John, Jefferson market, h. 108 Bank Spoftord Paul, mer. 48 South, h. 733 Broadway Springsteen Joseph, mason, 132 Charles Spofford, Tileston & Co. com. mers. 48 South Springsteen Letty, wid. John, boarding, 515G’wich Spohn Francis, 127 Willett Springsteen Levi, carpenter, 132 Charles Spohr Adam, porterhouse, 70 Essex Springsteen William F. coppersmith, 36 Av. D * Spooler Edward, tailor, r. 4 Goerck Springsteen William H. tailor, 634 Washington Spooner Augus W. 0 . 18 Dutch, h. 41 Front, B’klyn Sprong Ellen, milliner, 63£ Division Spooner S. dentist, 106 Liberty Sprott William, tailor, r. 93 Monroe Spor George, shoemaker, 37 James Sprott William, baker, 349 Av. 9 Spor John N. tailor, 69 Attorney Sproul Jennette, milliner, 338 Twelfth SPOTTEN THOMAS, confectioner, 118 Bowery Sproul J. D. tinware, 333 Houston Spotts Adam, barber, 104 Pitt Sproul Joseph, hatpresser, 338 Twelfth Spragg Silas P. carpenter, r. 37 Broome Sproule Francis, machinist, W. 32d n. Av. 8 Spraggins Walter H. leather, r. 76 Av. 3 Sproull Geo. V. teller G’wich svgs. bk, 16 Cornelia Sprague Benjamin, fish, 8 Union mkt, h. 118 Sheriff SPROULL GILBERT M. coals, 69 Av. 8, h. 89 Sprague Cornelius J. com. mer. 117 Pearl, h. 43 W. Greenwich Av. Washington pi. Sproull John J. ins. broker, 109 Wall, h. W. 31st n. Sprague Edgar, nails, 73 Pearl, h. Astor house Broadway Sprague Edward D. mer. 107 Front & 73 Robinson, Sproull Sarah, widow of Jeremiah, 173 Elm h. 218 W . 23th Sproull Thomas, clerk people’s bk, h. 16 Cornelia Sprague Eunice, widow Benjamin, 80 Attorney Sproulls Samuel E. saddlery. 121 Wm.h.142 E.18th Sprague George H. carman, 71 Pitt Sprout Josiah, japanware, 27 Fulton, h. Conn. Sprague John, carpenter, 519 Grand Spruce John, sugar refiner, 18 Jay Sprague Joseph A. mer. 97 Pearl, h. 6 Charles Spruhin John, grocer, 99 Cbrystie, h. 99 Chrystie Sprague Lydia, widow of Enos, 394 Sixth Spudder John, shoemaker, 17 Thames Sprague Paschel W . stagedriver, 246 Av. 8 Spycer Robert S. 241 Spring Sprague Phineas W . forwarding, 17 Coenties si. h. Spyer David, hosiery, 154 Canal, h. 154 Canal 53 Murray Spyer Elias, hosiery, 51 Catharine, h. 51 Catharine Sprague Robert, teacher, 215 W . 30th Squib Richard, physician, 157 Crosby Sprague Roswell, com. mer. 117 Pearl, h. 20 W . Squibb George, printer, 118 Division Washington place Squibb Jacob, printer, r. 126J- Forsyth Sprague Valentine, chairmaker, 607 Fourth Squier Horatio, 96 Prince Sprague Williams, builder, 30 Greenwich Av. Squier John jr. grocer, 202 West, bds. I ll Climbers SPRAGUE WILLIAM H. tailor, 233 Greenwich, h. Squire Abner C. exchange, 81 Canal, h. 41 Forsyth Patten’s hotel Squire Bela S. jr. jeweler, 182 Bowery & 97 Fulton, Sprague Zebulon, machinist, 781 Washington, h. h. Tarrytown 78 Jane Squire Charles, mer. 38 Broadway, h. 294 W. 14th SPRAGUE E. & CO. nails, 73 Pearl Squire. Hilon D. builder, 147 Laurens Sprague R. & Sons, com. mers. 117 Pearl Squire J. Newton, imp. 199 Chambers & 191Reade, Sprague & Hedge, fish, 8 Union market h. 36 Cottage place Sprague & Marston, firearms, 781 Washington Squire John D. exchange, 38 Bayard, h. 41 Forsyth Sprainer Mathias, carpenter, 67 Av. A Squire Letitia, widow of John, 3 St. John’s la. Spratley Henry, editor, 91 Wall, h. Morrisania Squire Lewis L. shipchandler.283 Front,h.64 Monroe Spratt James K. umbrellas, 60£ Bowery & 6311 (See card appendix) Broadway, h. 60£ Bowery Squire Richard, painter, 504 Ninth Spratt Nelson, shipjoiner, 4 Manhattan Squire Seth P. jeweler, 182 Bowery & 97 Fulton h. Spratt William, marketman, 8 Wash, mkt, h. J. C. 182 Bowery Spreen Henry, grocer, 305 Stanton, h. 98 Lewis SQUIRE & BROTHER, jewelers, 182 Bowery & Spriggs Elizabeth (col’d), cook, 133 W. 15th 97 Fulton Spriginan John, bookbndr, 88 Wall, h. 118 Leonrd Squires Edward, printer, 278 Third Spring Charles, cook, 176 W . 16th Squires Hamilton, drygds,48 Cedar,h.Rathbun’s hti. Spring Gardiner, (Rev.) brick ch. chapel, h. 3 Bond Squires Horatio, jeweler, 97 Fulton, h. 191 E. 23d Spring Gardiner jr. lawyer, 7 Nassau, h. 122 W. 22d Squires John, tailor, 499 Pearl SPRING MARCUS & CO. commission merchants, Squires John A. painter, 39 Av. D 51 Exchange place and r. 35 Wall, h. Brooklyn Squires Richard, liquors, 87 Jackson, h. 87 Jackson Spring Mary, widow of Andrew, 216 Fifth Squires Richard, painter, 7th c. Av. D Spring Michael, carpenter, 43 Mott Squires Richard, tailor, 375 Houston SPRING & IRVING, lawyers, 7 Nassau Squires Robert, drygoods, 59 B’way, h. Astor house Springer Ann, washing, r. 30 Barclay Squires Stephen, 125 Av. D Springer David, tailor, 11 Jackson Squires Thomas, engineer, 288 Seventh Springer Hans, boarding, 35 Rector Sroeder Charles, tailor, 146 Houston Springer James, sashmaker, 23 Bethune Staab Conrad, barber, 64£ Sullivan Springer Mary, 274 Canal ? Staat Francis, carpenter, 170 Third Springer Matthew, builder, r. 167 Second Staatmine August, wool, r. 96 Willett Springer Moses, police, 23 Bethune Staats Bernardus E.imp.233 Pearl, h. 276 Jay,Bklyn Springer Moses, carpenter, 23 Bethune Staats J. grocer, 26 Av. B Springer William, undertaker, 17 Willett, h 328 Staats Jacob, groper, 52 Av. B, h. 52 Av. B Cherry / ... , > STAATS JOHN, tailor, 197 B’way, h. Williamsburg Springer William, police, 23 Bethune Staats John H. painter, 148 Elm, h. 37 Ar. 3 STO 505 STA Staats Joseph (col’d), porter, 18 Greene Stalker Thos. com. mer. 118 Pearl & 82 Water, h. Staats Richard H. painter, 148 Elm, h. 37 Ay. 3 101 Av. 4 Staats R. H. & Son, painters, 148 Elm STALKER & CO.com. mers.118 Pearl & 82 Water Stab Peter, .carpenter, 96 W . 20th Stalkers Robert, cabinetmaker, 315 Bowery Stableson Edward, oars, 19 Albany Stmlknecht Fred. S. lawyer, 35 Wall, h. Staten 1. Stacey James, burrmaker, 156 Allen, h. 158 Stanton Stall Jacob, rigger, 15 Cherry Stock Charles, upholsterer, 522 Fourth Stall Lewis, millei, r. 60 Gouverneur Stack Frank, tailor, 548 Fourth Stalls John M. victualing, 108 Houston Stachlrode Carl, upholsterer, 73 Fifth Stalter John, boatman, r. 124 Barrow Stack Daniel, tailor, 68 James Stack John, shoemaker, r. 115 Allen carPets» 155 Chatham, h. 35 Allen Stack John, hatter, 75 Cherry STAMFORD MANUFACTURING CO. 159 Maid­ en lane Stock John H. scavenger, 26 Av. B Stamler Christian, butcher, 5 Rivington Stack Maurice, printer, r. 345 Greenwich Stamler Jacob A. butcher, 4 Fulton mkt, h. 3 Riv’tn Stock Michael, laborer, 36 Pearl Stammar John F. grocer, 28 Howard Stock Michael, laborer, 7 Pearl Stammers William, 145 Tenth, h. Harlem Stock Richard, laborer, r. 8 Mulberry Stammers William, livery stable, 164 Crosby, h. 28 Stock Thomas, cooper, 10 Hamilton Bleecker Stack William, cooper, 70 Oliver Stammers William, paperhanger, 132 Mott Stack William, blacksmith, 191 Av. B Stammers & Wilson, liverystables, 164 &170 Cros­ Stackpole James, pianofurtemaker, 40} W . 14th by, and Broadway c. Tenth Stockpole John, cabinetmaker, 292 Rivington Stamper William, teacher, 5 Hague Stackpole Patrick M. engraver, 199 Water, h. 48 Stan Alfred A. microscopist, 113 Barrow Water, Brooklyn Stanbery R. painter, E. 35th n. Av. 3 Stackpole Robert, math. ins. maker, 199 Water, h. Stanbrough Lewis, carman, 29 Downing 48 Water, Brooklyn Stanbury Elizabeth, wid. Daniel, 76 E. 27th Stackpole William, math. ins. maker, 199 Water, h. Standen William R. 79 W . 11th 48 Water, Brooklyn Standinger Augustus, ivory turner, 15 Doyers, h. 19 Stackpole & Brother, math. ins. makers, 199 Water Doyers Stackpoole Christopher, late shoemaker, 188 Duane Standinger Michael, cabinetm’r, 207 Mott Stackruyder Adam, rags, r. 222.} Stanton Standish Miles, toolmaker, 89 Perry, h. 89 Perry Stacy Ann, widow o f James, 158 Delaney Standley William W. builder, 19 Cornelia Stacy George B. upholsterer, 234 Wooster, h. 234 Stanfield James, tailor, 94 Columbia Wooster Stanfield James R. clerk, 13 Centre Stades John M. blinds, 176 Essex Stanfield Otis, dentist, 467 Broadway, h. 467 B.way STABLER HENRY, boardinghouse, 532 Pearl Stanford David R. pianos, 343 Broadway and 15 & Stadtfeld Morris, machinist, 133 Amity 21 Tenth, h. 168 Henry, Brooklyn Stael Henry, upholsterer, 123 Columbia Stanford James, tailor, 241 Canal Siaers John, cartman, 473 Twelfth Stanford Robert, fancygoods, 96 Canal, h. 14 Grne Stafe James, inspector, 246 Monroe Stanford Thomas, shoemaker, 202 W. 21st Staff John J. bottling cellar, 10 Ann, h. 135 Franklin Stanford Thomas, painter, 16 E. 11th Staffon Caroline, widow, washer, r. 6 Mulberry Stanford Thomas N. books, 137 B.way, h. 13 Lisp’d Stafford Christopher, carpenter, 160 W . 15th Stanford William, paperearner, r. 124 Barrow Staffom James, sailmaker, 18 Christopher STANFORD & SWORDS, booksellers, 137 B.way Stafford Mary, widow o f James, 166 Ludlow Stange Ernest, tailor, 102 Lewis Stafford Patrick, laborer, r. 55 First Stange Hans, porterhouse, 99 James, h. 99 James Stafford William R. lawyer, 71 Wall, h.166 Ludlow Stange Jacob, porterhouse, 99 James, h. 99 James Stage Eliza, boarding, 44 Carmine Stange J. & Co. porterhouse, 99 James Stage Furman B. police, 78 Charlton Stangl Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 307 Houston Stage Jesse B. tailor, 221 W. 16th Stamford Daniel, piauomaker, 64 Av. 3 Stage John M. mason, 219 W . 16th Stamford Daniel F. grocer, 64 Av. 3, h. 64 Av. 3 Stage Robert, carman, 94 Perry Stanion William, paperhanger, 165 Essex Stagemann John, tailor, 140 Greenwich Stanler Michael, basketmaker, 69 Mangin Stager Christopher A. shipcarpenter, 416 Tenth Stanley Adam, stoves, 41 Bowery, h. 41 Bowery Stagg Abraham V. sashmaker, 181 W . 18th Stanley Ann, porterhouse, 149 Anthony STAGG BENJAMIN & CO. salt, 185 Washington, Stanley Ann, candy, 311 Stanton h. 768 Broadway Stanley Anne, wid. John O. 959 Broadway Stagg Catharine, widow o f John C. boarding, 446 Stanley Elizabeth, widow o f Adam, 165 Division Broome Stanley Everett L. grain, 167 South Stagg Charles T. drygoods, 125 Pearl & 78 Beaver, Stanley Fanny, widow o f John, r. 138 Mott h. Astoria Stanley Frederick, tinsmith, 405 Madison Stagg Ferdinand, sec. ins. co. 58 Wall Stanley George, shoemaker, 29 Cornelia Stagg John, mer. 54 Wall, h. 49 W . Washington pi. Stanley George T. agent, 158 West, h. 103 Hamer’y Stagg John, stairbuilder, E. 26th c. Av. 3, h. 387 Stanley John T. 105 E. 17th Ay, 6 Stanley Joseph, grainer, 200 W. 24th Stagg John, feed, 636 Hudson, h. 54 Horatio Stanley Sanford, exc. broker, 20} Bowery, h. 20} STAGG JOHN P. SON & CO. drygoods, 125 Pearl Bo\yery & 78 Beaver Stanley William, carman, 158 Houston Stagg Junius T. mer. 185 Washington, h. Astor h. Stanly Benjamin (col’d), barbr, 247 Wooster, h.106 Stagg Theodore, drygoods, 3 Cedar, h. 62 Sussex, W . 17th Jersey city Stanly Edward L. feed, 167 South, h. 167 South Stagg Thomas, clerk, 19 Allen Stannard George jr. com. mer. 69 South, h. 15 Ir­ Stagg William H. brassfounder, 21 Division ving place Stoggenborg Henry, gold chains, r. 83 Duane, h. r. Stannard Nancy, 480 Grand 83 Duane Stannege Rebecca, wid. Thomas, tailor’ss, 165 G.wh Staghner Conrad, rag, r. 222} Stanton Stannitz Adam, tailor, 119 Third Stagkamper Frederick, tailor, 108 Ridge Stansbery John C. carpenter, 12 E. 19th Stagnetti Peter, jeweler, 5 Hague Stansbury Charles T. hardware, 381 Ay. 8 Stahl Bernard, clerk, 3 Albany Stansbury David W. hardware, 152 Av. 8, h. 205 Stahl Hugo, 38 City Hall pi. W . 18th Stahl Martin, mason, r. 34 Trinity pi. Stansbury Edgar, builder, 21 Thames Stahznann Henry, shoemaker, 183 W. 19th Stansbury James, late hardware. 205 W . 18th Staib John, bootmaker, r. 45 Hester Stansbury James F. boots, 258 Canal, h. 479 G.wch Stain Isaac, shoemaker, 11 Hester Stansbury Lewis T. hardw. 152 Av.8, h. 184 W.17th Stakes John B. 12 Tenth Stansbury Robert J. baker, 106 Leroy ST A 506 STE Stansbury William H. 1 Nassau, h. 97 W . 21st Starr Lemuel W. printer, 181 William Stanton Amos P. mer. 81 Front, h. Monroe pi. Bkln Starr Lucius P. accountant, 74 Br’way, h. Brooklyn Stanton Charles, grocer, 81 Front, h. Brooklyn Starr Matthew W . hats, 175 Water, h. 180 T’mpson Stanton Corydon, vinegar, 5 South, h. 53 Goerck Starr Nathan, hatter, 147 Water, h. 7 Gt. Jones Stanton Deborah, wid. James, nurse, 129 W . 20th Starr Peter jr. lawyer, 35 Wall Stanton Enoch C. com. mer. 22 Broad, h. Brooklyn Starr Samuel G. hats, 126 Maiden la. h. Williamsb’g Stanton Frances A. wid Phineas, brdg, 127 Bleeckr Starr Wm H. lamps, 67 Beekman, h. Orange, N. j. Stanton Geo. W. machinist, 13 Hudson pi. Starr Wm. L. merchant, 33 Cortlandt Stanton Henry, mer. 21 Broad Starr Wm. O. surg. instru. 7 Bedford, h. 7 Bedford Stanton James, carman, 85 W. 25th Starr & Fellows, lamps, 67 Beekman Stanton James, machinist, r. 62 Montgomery Starr, Minturn & Co. cotton pressing, 27 Peck sL Stanton James P. butcher, 64 Fulton market, h. 177 Starrett James F.machinist, 60 Willett Eldridge Starritt James M. staircases, r. 131 W. 28th, h. 144 Stanton John, carman, 886 Broadway W. 29th Stanton John B. goldbeater, 158 William, h. 15 Mi* Starritt John, cabinetmaker, 144 W. 29th netta Starrs Michael, blacksmith, r. 16 Jones Stanton Joseph G. 37 Sullivan Starrs William (Rev.), 11 Ridge Stanton Michael, shoemaker, 15 Oak Stars Patrick, typecaster, 27 Marion Stanton Patrick, laborer, r. 240 Av. 6 Stars Peter, typecaster, 27 Marion Stanton Thamas, bootmaker, 5 Hester Start Charles B. caulker, 679 Water Stanton Thomas H. carpenter, 413 Av. 6 Start Joseph, shipcarpenter, 671 Water Stanton Thomas N. merchant, 114 Wall Start Rachael, 460 Av. 3 STANTON THOMAS P. commission merchant, 56 Start Solomon, lamplighter, E. 33d b. Avs. 2 & 3 South, h. 11 W . 18th Starz John, umbrellas, 126 W. 30th Stanton William, carman, 66 Grove States Isaac, shoemaker, 8 Fifth STANTON & JARVIS, merchants, 81 Front Staub Frederic, shoemaker, 282 E. 13th Stanton & Lee, drygoods, 61 Liberty Stauf Henry, tailor, 165 Third STANTON & THOMSON, new Orleans packet Stauf Henry, shoemaker, 84 Av. B agents, 114 Wall Stauff Matilda, milliner, 45 Av. A Stanwood Charles A. caulker, 321 Stanton Stauffer I. H. mer. 203 Pearl, h. New Orleans Stanwood Eliza, widow o f Robert, 610 Water Staugler John, tailor, 232 Av. A Stanynought Thomas, paperboxes, 180 Pearl Stavey Ernest B. pork, 2 Jefferson mkt. h. 115 Av. 7 Stanynought & Co. paperboxes, the only makers of Stawt John, tailor, r. 43 Suffolk the paris style of hat scuttle, 180 Pearl Stayner Richard, watchmaker, 154 Delaney Stapf S. shoemaker, 247 Second Stead Robert, hardware, 66 Av. 3, h. 23 E.llth STAPLES GEORGE W . patent blocks, and ship Stead William, boilermaker, 14 Fourth chandler, 36 Burling slip, h. 10 W . 13th Steady William, seaman, 190 Madison Staples John B. lawyer, 16 Wall, h. Staten Island Steal John, baker, 272 Av. A Staples John 1.18 Hester Stealey Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 12 Columbia, h. 255 STAPLES JOSEPH, grocer, 132 Bowery, h. 175 Madison Forsyth Stealy Benedict, cabinet, 126 Pitt STAPLES SETH P. lawyer, 12 Wall, h. 31W. 14th Stearn Henry, pedler, 12 Av. B Staples William J. 39 Chauncey court, h. 54 W . 21st Stearn Moses, pedler, 277 Stanton Stapleton Catharine, dressmaker, 89 E. 11th STEARNS CHARLES J. physician, 119 Bowery, Stapleton Daniel, carpenter, r. 159 Chrystie h. 119 Bowery Sjapleton Edward, mer. 60 B’way, bds. Natal, hotel Steams Charles S. publisher, 61 Ann, h. Morrisania Stapleton John, laborer, r. 96 Catharine j Stearns James W. milkman, 313 Av. 9 Stapleton Joseph, boatman, 16 More Steams Daniel E. physician, 24 Av. 6 Stapleton Michael, laborer, r. 55 James Steams John G. safes, Av. C c. Third, h. 654 Fourth Starbuck Moses, publisher, 69 Nassau, h. 804 G’wleh Steams Joseph, porterhouse, 312 Water,h.312Water Starck Charles, milk, 116 Willett Steams Joseph, musician, 413 Hudson Starck Henry, liquors, 92 Willett Steams Junius B. artist, 497 B’way, h. 12 Chrystie Starin John K. drygoods, 27 Cedar Stearns Thomas G. silkgoods, 162 Broadway, h. Stark Conrad, cabinetmaker, 46 Forsyth Brooklyn Stark Ernst C. grocer, Broadway c. W . 41st Steams & Co. publishers, 61 Ann Stark Helen, widow of Andrew, 100 Greenwich Av. Stebach George, tailor, 522 Fourth Stark Henry, smith, 115 Willett Stebbens Philander W . com. mer. 14 Front & 13 Stark James A. shoemaker, 323 Broome Water, h. 28 Gouveraeur Stark Lenhart, wheelwright, 111 Broome STEBBENS P. W. com. mers 14 Front & 13Water Stark Nicholas, barber, 417 Greenwich Stebbins Asa, architect, 131 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Stark Nicholas, shoemaker, 135 Amity Stebbins David M. mer. 59 Broadway, h. 68 Pacific, Starkweather Henry, grocer, 63 Water, h. 38 Uni­ Brooklyn versity place Stebbins George N. 17 Broad, n. 15 Lispenard Starkweather Martha, teacher, 147 Madison Stebbins Henry G. banker, 54 Wall, h. 94 Av. 5 Starkweather Mary, widow of Asa, 147 Madison Stebbins Horatio N. provisions, 25 Coenties slh. 61 Starling John M. strawgoods,8 Cortlandt Amity Starling Lyne, boots, 66 Broadway, h. 63 E. 26th Stebbins Jared N. 41 Pine, h. 6 E. 11th STARLING, CUSHING & BALDWIN, boots, 66 Stebbins J. D. mer. 46 Broad, h. Clinton house Broadway Stebbins James H. exch. broker, 29 Wall Starozewski Napoleon, furrier, 175 Delaney Stebbins Josiah, blacksmith, 516 E. 12th Starr Alfred, dentist, 84 Suffolk Stebbins Maria H. wid. of Ellis, 18 Ridge Starr Benjamin A. clothier, 51 Monroe Stebbins Russell, drygoods, 59 B’way, h. Harlem Starr Bernard, pedler, 224 Houston Stebbins Samuel N. importer, 46 Clift, h. 143 W.21st Starr Chandler & Co. merchants, 8 Cedar, h. 6 Gar­ Stebbins Sarah, boarding, 82 Canal den, Brooklyn Stebbins William, variety, 304 Houston Starr Charles, binder, 115 Nassau, h. 59 Vandam Stebbins William, chairs, 237 Dlncy, b. 516 E.lJttt Starr Charles, jr. & Co. lamps, 117 Fulton and 68 Stebbins Wm. jeweller, 264 B’way, h. 264 B’way Duane, h. 27 Vandam Stebbins R. & D. M. '& Co. 59 Broadway Starr Charles J. mer. 8 Cedar, h. 6 Garden, B’klyn STEBBINS & CO. jewelers, 264 Broadway Starr Egbert, merchant, 41 Broadway Stecher Peter A. designer, W. 42d n. Av. 8 Starr Elias, teacher, 23 Greenwich Av. Steck Frederick F. dentist, 218 Canal Starr George, butcher, 4 Jefferson mkt. h. 17 Gay Steckel Solomon, oysters, 313 Av. 3 Starr Henry, mer. 8 Cedar, h. 59 Court. B’klyn 3teckenriders John, laborer, 71 Mangin Starr Isabella, widow of Peter A. 180 Eldridge Stedman Charles J. mer. 165 Pearl, h. 37 Living* Starr J. Leander, agent, 71 Wall, h. 737 Broadway ston, Brooklyn STE 507 STE Stfidin&D James M. tore man, 58 Monroe Steimann Louis, grocer, Av. 3 c. E. 33rd Stedman Robert, stagedriver, 188 W . 27th Steimke Mary, widow o f Frederick, 101 Broad Stedwell Allen, engineer, 93 Ludlow Stein A. segars, 140 & 32£ Bowery, h. 32£ Bowery Steegmann Henry, impr. 19 William, h. 94 W . 22d Stein Abraham, tailor, 115 Suffolk STEEGMANN BROTHERS & CO. importers, 19 Stein Charles, fancystore, 87 Delaney William Stein Elizabeth, widow, rags, r. 122 Willett Steel Adam, bakery, 189 A y . B Stein Ernest, pedler, r. 131 Pitt Steel George & Co. liquors, 28 Catharine, h. 28 Stein Frank, tailor, 232 Av. A Steel John, drygoods, 393 Tenth Stein Frederick, milk, 46 Av. B, h. 192 Second Steel John, lithographer, 196 William, h. 196 Wm. Stem George, tailor, r. 84 Willett Steel John, laborer, 422 Twelfth Stein George A. tailor, 19 Av. 1, h. 19 Av. 1 STEEL JOHN, liquors, 540 Broome, h. 2 Clarke Stein Ignaz, segars, 78 Av. B Steel Phebe Ann, widow o f Martin, 79 Hamersley Stein Jacob, tailor, 207 Mott Steel Richard W . clerk, 76 Goerck Stein Jacob, colorer, 26 Spruce Steel Thomas, engineer, 104 Leroy Stein John, printer, 34 Frankfort Steel Thomas, ehipsawyer, 605 Fourth Stein Joseph, shoemaker, 133 Third Steel Thomas, laborer, 62 Ridge Stein Mary, widow of Thomas, r. 198 Av. 1 Steel William, glass stainer, 216 Ay. 6. h. 216 Ay . 6 Stein Montz, varnisher, 394 Second Steel William, bookkeeper, 74£ Carmine Stein Patrick, tailor, 288 Seventh Steele David, porkcutter, 141 Leroy Stein Samuel, cabinetmaker, 257£ Rivington Steele George A. typefounder, 36 Watts Stein William, cabinetmaker, 37 First Steele John, lecturer, 106 Elizabeth Stein Wm. physical instruments, E. 42d c. Av. 3 Steele John jr. machinist, 508 Water, h.106 El’beth Stein William, grocer, 30 Barclay, h. 30 Barclay Steele John B. (Rev.), 65 Varick Steinbach Anton, carpenter, r. 94 Essex Steele John B. jr. teacher, 65 Varick Steinbein Levi, 203 Monroe Steele John H. paperruler, 117 Hudson Steinbenger Soloman, milk, 204 Rivington STEELE JONATHAN D. broker, 49 William Steinberg J. & Co. importers, 26 Cedar Steele Mary W . strawgoods, 428 Hudson, h. 106 Steinberger Henry, liquors, 40 City Hall place Elizabeth Steinberger Jonas, drygoods, 124 Lewis Steele Peter W. machinist, 508 Water, h. 106 El’bth Steinbrennner Frederick, fancy drygoods, 272 Bow­ Steele Robert T. drygoods, 69 Liberty, h. 172 Cl’ton ery, h. 272 Bowery Steele Thomas C. shipjoiner, 284 Sixth Steinburgh Isaac, r. 61 Crosby Steele William, physician, 243 Spring Steiner George, cabinetmaker, 132 Houston Steele Wm. jr. mer.69 Liberty, h. 436 Greenwich Steiner John, cigarmaker, r. 42 Laurens Steele Wm. feather brushes, 305 Pearl & 53 Nassau Steiner Jonas, pedler, 123 Columbia h. 34 Willoughby, Brooklyn Steiner Samuel, segarmaker, 5 Av. 1 Steele William I. brushes, 305 Pearl Stevens David, clerk, r. 76 Av. 4 h. 27 Allen \ ^Stevens David, agent, 229 Sullivan Stevenson George, lawyer, 60 Wall, h. W h\ Stevens David, baker, 145 Duane, h. 145 Duane Stevenson George, tinsmith, 523 Washington Stevens David (col’d), laborer, r. 83 King Stevenson George, tailor, 182 Av. 6 b, STEVENS’ EBENEZER SONS, com. mers. 195 Stevenson Geo. W . lawyer, 80 Nassau, h. BrovJ ■• Water Stevenson Hannah, wid Fred. P. milliner, 69 X L Stevens Edmond, carman, 211 Spring sion, h. 69 Division ^ Stevens Ephraim. I l l Greenwich Av. Stevenson Henry, imp. 270 Pearl, h. 54 Lispenard Stevens Frederick, manufacturer o f strapping, &c. Stevenson Henry, drygoods, 62 Av. 6, h. 62 Av.6 H 260 W. 24th Stevenson James, clerk, 328 Cherry 'Stevens George, clerk, 19 Minettalane Stevenson James, milkman, 253 W . 18th 3 Stevens George W . lawyer, 27 Beekman, h. I l l STEVENSON JAMES A. steamship, packet and Greenwich Av. steamboat upholsterer,127 Av.D, h. 293 Division , Stevens Harriet, 37 Market STEVENSON JAMES D. lawyer, 2 Wall, bds. New 3 Stevens Henry, hotel, 89 South, h. 395 Broome York hotel Stevens Henry, importer, 46 Exchange place, h. 4 Stevenson James M. mason, 30 Jane . Remsen, Brooklyn Stevenson Jennet L. teacher, 129£ Barrow . Stevens Henry, carman, 211 Spring Stevenson John, soapboiler, r. 237 Mulberry Stevens Henry (col’d), porter, r. 13 Leoi ard Stevenson John, shoemaker,373 Eighth Stevens Henry H. mer. 195 Water, h. 778 Broadway Stevenson John, liquors, 215 Hester Stevens Henry M. carriagemaker, 368 Broadway, h. Stevenson John, carman, 423 Cherry 77 Seventh Stevenson John, laborer, r. 56 Mulberry Stevens Horatio G. 753 Broadway Stevenson John B. physician, 15 Harrison Stevens Isaac, builder, 95 Forsyth, h. 127 Chrystie Stevenson John W . carpenter, 29 Clarkson Stevens Isaac (col’d), stevedore, 223 Second Stevenson Joseph, carman, 162 E. 24th ...Stevens J. Bancroft, lawyer, 10 Wall,h. 9 Warren pi Stevenson Mary, widow o f Moses, 61 Laight ^StevensMames H. tailor, 194 Chatham square,h.133 Stevenson Mary Ann, fancygoods, 415 Greenwich Monroe Stevenson Matilda, flowers, 243£ Division ;■ Stevens John (col’d), steward, 8 Lispenard Stevenson Nancy, widow o f James, r. 73 Hamersley J Stevens John, clerk office o f alms house, 9 Charles Stevenson Thomas, clerk, 69 Wall, h. White’s hotl. Stevens John, tailor, 162 Christopher Stevenson Thomas, carman, 94 W. 16th Stevens John, machinist, 14 Downing Stevenson Thos.capt.police 16th ward,h.297 W.19th Stevens John, thread, 311 Hudson, h. 311 Hudson Stevenson William, soap, 186 Laurens, h. 2 Jersey 7 Stevens John A. pres, bank commerce, and mer. 195 Stevenson William, shoemaker, 395 Twelfth ? Water, h. 63 Bleecker Stevenson William F. 93 Chrystie Stevens John C. steamers, College pi. c. Murray Stevenson W m L.clocks, 64 Beach, h.149 Hammnd Stevens John H. builder, 285 Av. 9 Stevenson E. A. & Co. drygoods, 62 Av. 6 c Stevens John H. sashmaker, 598 Fourth Stevenson & Toifey, liquors, 365 Av. 4 ” Stevens John H. shoemaker, 21 Maiden lane Steward Edward, seaman. 46 Forsyth Li Stevens John M. lumber, Av. 2 n. E. 26th Steward George, painter, 64 Greenwich Av. ~i Stevens John O. clerk, 111 Greenwich Av. Steward Ira R. (Rev.) 148 Cherry - Stevens Joseph, clerk, 453 Hudson Steward John, senr. 1 Pearl ■ Stevens Joseph, upholsterer, 28 Broome STEWARD JOHN, JR. & CO.drygoods, 58 B’way, si Stevens Joseph (col’d), waiter, 64£ Mercer h. 15 State Stevens Joseph B. rigger, r. 34 Roosevelt Steward William, rigger, 125 Cherry Stevens Linus W . lookingglasses, 353 Broadway, h. Stewart Abel, cooper, r. 62 Robinson »i 15 Bleecker Stewart Abram, cedarw.62 Robinson, h.182 Church Stevens Mary A. vestmaker, 78 Jane Stewart Alexander, 378 Grand Stevens Maurice, pianofortemaker, 5 Jackson Stewart Alexander, goldsmith, 194 Canal : Stevens Michael (col’d), white washer, 66£ Mercer Stewart Alexander, printer, 202 W . 15th ■sStevens Patrick, clothing 227 West, h. 221 West STEWART ALEXANDER T. & CO. drygoods, 1 Stevens Peter H. (col’d), musician, 136 Crosby Broadway c. Reade, h. 6 Depau row Stevens Rachael, widow o f Isaac, 291 Henry Stewart Alonzo C. fancygds.34 Dey,bds.3 Abgdn sq. Stevens Richard (col’d), porter, 218 Church Stewart Andrew, blacksmith, 140 Av. 8 fi Stevens Robert L. 7 Battery place, h. 35 Barclay Stewart Andrew, fruit, Wash. mkt. h. 239 Wash’tn ?.£Stevens S. E. stationery, 139 William, h.15 Bleecker Stewart Andrew T. saddler, 236 Grand Stevens Samuel, shipjoiner, 380 Tenth Stewart Archbld, carptwvr, 206 Canl.b.125 Thmpsn fl Stevens Samuel (col’d), laborer, r. 20 Leonard STEWART ARTHUR,chronometers, 68 Merchants ••Stevens Sarah, widow o f James. 38 Av. 8 Exchange r Stevens Thos. G. flour, 31 Front, h. W . 28th n. Av.6 Stewart Charles, stables, 143 Liberty, h. 254 G’ wich Stevens Thomas J. late insp. ashes, h. 27 W . 28th Stewart Charles, cabinetmaker, 147 Essex a Stevens Thomas R. carman, 673 Water Stewart Charles, laborer, E. 20th n. Av. 1 2 Stevens Thomas R seaman, 133 Mulberry Stewart Charles (col’d), waiter, 8 Thomas * Stevens W. provisions, 78 Wooster Stewart Charles J. salesman, 102 Hammond .Stevens W. S. broker, 14 Wall STEWART CHARLES L. whips, 201 Pearl, h. 38 : Stevens Walter, merchant, 14 Wall Third - Stevens William, carpenter, 129 W . 28th Stewart Charles M. (col’d), cook, 159 Church ,|Stevens William, carpenter, 406 Madison Stewart Cornelius, grocer, 64 Dey, h. Jersey city Stevens William, carpenter, 303 Eighth Stewart D. carpenter, 35 Cross Stevens William, tinsmith, 220 Broome Stewart Daniel, butcher, 212 Eldridge j Stevens William, engineer, 352 Tenth Stewart Daniel W . mason, 11 Leroy Stevens William, shoemaker, 153 Hammond Stewart David, weaver, 372 Hudson, h. 82 King Stevens William, tailor, 24 Jones Stewart David, imp. 67 Pine, h. 10 University place Stevens & Hoxie, lawyers, 27 Beekman Stewart Edward, liquors, 203 Canal $5Stevenson Agnes, widow o f James, 137 W. 18th Stewart Geo. stonecutter, 799 Wash. h. 80 Horatio jvStevenson Alexander, upholsterer, 153 Ninth Stewart George, currier, 23 Jacob, h. 23 Jacob • ^Stevenson Andrew (Rev.), 99 Troy Stewart George, tailor, 147 W . Broadway $ Stevenson Charles, tin, boxes, 141 Fulton, h. 142 Stewart Henry, com. mer. 3 Hall pi. Beekman Stewart Hunting M. grocer, 102 Murray, h. 317 Stevenson Daniel, milk, 286 Av. 10 Washington Stevenson David, brewer, 459 Av. 10, h. 459 Av. 10 Stewart J. Hopkins, lawyer, 24 N. Wm. h. Astor h . Stevenson David, liquors, 365 Av. 4, h. 27th c. Av. 3 Stewart James, bricklayer, 119 Av. D STE 510 STI Stewart James, carpenter, r. 5 Sheriff STEWART, GREER & CO. sugarrefiners, 106 Stewart James, seaman, r. 358 Cherry 108,110 and 112 King, office 108 Front Stewart James, 13 Dry Dock Stibel Jacob, shoes, r. 192 Stanton Stewart James, mason, 744 Washington Stickland William W. (Rev.), pills, 153 Fulton, L Stewart James, painter, 378 Broome, h. 39 Charlton 47 Sullivan Stewart James, physician, 3 Abingdon square STICKLE JOHN N. oils and candles, 151 Front Stewart James, physician, 75 Mulberry Stickler Joseph, 49 Laight Stewart James, stonecutter, 744 Washington Stickney Charles L. mustard, 178 Rivington, h. 169 Stewart James, machinist, 106 Elm, h. 123 Elm Rivington Stewart James, butter, 243 Washington, h. 236 Ay. 9 Stickney Edwin, clerk, 28 Bayard Stewart James, machinist, r. 201 W. 15th Stickney Josephine, seamstress, 41£ Thomas Stewart James D. pencilcases, 65 Ann, h. B’klyn STICKNEY & PRICE, label manufacturers, orna­ Stewart James J. engineer, 280 W . 13th, h. 201 W. mental printing in every style, 130 Fulton (late 15th 56 Gold) Stewart James L. butcher, 56 Washington market, Stidolph Henry, frames, 6 Thompson, h. 178 Canal h. 81 Seventh Stiedel Frank, clerk, 141 Houston, h. 271 Av. 3 Stewart John, fancygoods, 35 Cedar, h. B’klyn Stief Frederick H. furrier, 34 Bowery, h. 34 Bowery Stewart John, strawmanuf. 266 Spring, h.266 Spring Stiefel William, cabinetmaker, 291 Houston Stewart John, blockmaker, 97 Lewis Stiehl Henry, baker, 59 Orange Stewart John, mariner, 238 Cherry Stienfeldt Charles O. liquors, 324 Fifth Stewart John, weaver, 562 Grand, bds.47 Norfolk Stienle Ernest, machinist, 238 E. 11th Stewart John, laborer, 192 Seventh Stiffens Cort, grocer, 599 Water Stewart John, marblepolisher, 352 Hudson Stigar Jacob, boots, 383 Madison Stewart John, carpenter, 384 Av. 6 Stiger John, shoemaker, 127 Columbia Stewart John, baker, 748 Washington Stiles Amzi B. patternmaker, 284 Rivington Stewart John A. actuary U. S. life ins. co. 27 Wall, Stiles John, physician, 278 Broome h. 184 W . 11th Stiles John, grocery, 15 More Stewart John S. coaches, 8 Rector Stiles John W. dyewood, 135 Water, h. 148 Ninth Stewart John T. liquors, 178 South, h. 178 South Stiles Joseph, crockery, 157 Duane, h. 157 Duane Stewart Joseph, sawyer, 291 Seventh Stiles Joseph C. (Rev.), 85 W. 13th Stewart Joseph D. varnisher, 37 Mercer Stiles Louis W . mariner, 150 W. Broadway Stewart Lewis, cutter, 156 Sullivan Stiles Samuel, engraver, 1 Wall, h. 109 W.13th Stewart Margaret, dressmaker, r. 203 W . 20th Stiles Samuel M. furnishing, 60 Bowery Stewart Mary, widow of John, 11 Wooster Stiles William A. cutter, 53 Monroe Stewart Mary, wid. James A. 337 Bowery Stiles William H. drygoods, 130 William, h. 48 First,, Stewart Mary, washing, 41£ Thomas Williamsburg Stewart Peter, sailmaker, 95 Av. 8 Still Anderson, boilermaker, r. 170 Eldridge Stewart Rebecca M. wid. John, 191W . 17th Still Francis N. foreman, r. 251W. 28th Stewart Robert, painter, 99 Av. 9 Still George, carpenter, 93 Av. 7 Stewart Robert, fancygoods, 295 Greenwich, h. 295 Still James, laborer, 577 Greenwich Greenwich Stillingham Jacob, grocer, 51 Jackson, h.W’msburg Stewart Robert, grocer, 46 Watts, h. 46 Watts Stillingham & Puckhurst, groceries, 51 Jackson Stewart Robert, carpenter, 69 W. 15th Stillings Isaac I, hamessmaker, 217 Canal, h. 192J Stewart Robert, clothlapper, 238 W . 18th Varick Stewart Samuel, saddler, 345 Av. 8 Stillman Amos B. engineer, 369 Eighth Stewart Seneca B. butter, 183 Washington, bds. 16 Stillman Elizabeth A. widow of Alfred, 20 E. 11th Harrison Stillman J. D. B. physician, 93 Av. C Stewart Susan, 130 Av. 7 Stillman Frederick, shoemaker, 1 Goerck Stewart T. D. 7 Av. 5 Stillman Paul, novelty ironworks, 93 Av. C • Stewart Theodore L. provisions, 9 Wash’tn mrkt, STILLMAN THOMAS, shoes, 248 Greenwich, h. h. Jersey city 248 Greenwich Stewart Thomas, lawyer, 69 Wall, h. 67 G’wich Stillman Thomas B. novelty ironworks, foot of Stewart Thomas, mariner, 31 Av. C Twelfth, e. r. h. 80 Seventh Stewart Thomas, clothier, 57 Liberty, h. 41 Renwick Stillman & Fairfield, express, 58 William Stewart Thomas, grocer, 240 Houston, h. 2 Clinton STILLMAN, ALLEN & CO. novelty ironworks, Stewart Thomas G. & Son, clothiers, 57 Liberty steam engines, sugar mills, vacuum pans, cast­ Stewart Thomas H. mouldingmaker, 51 Orchard ings, iron ships, iron and copper boats, &c. foot Stewart Thomas J. cotton broker, 88 Wall, bds. 23 of Twelfth, e. r. office 242 Water Fifth Stillwell Abraham, boating, 246 W. 30th Stewart Walter D. boots, 96 Maiden la. h. 5 Ham­ Stillwell Isaac, 60 Clarkson mond Stillwell John E. physician, 8 Ridge Stewart William, tinsmith, 65 Av. 8 Stillwell Mary, widow of John, 58 Allen Stewart William, drygoods broker, 91 Beaver, h. 115 Stillwell Richard, grocer, 72 Cortlandt, h. 186 Av. 2 Clinton place Stillwell Sarah, widow of John, 274 Stanton Stewart William, shoemaker, 49 Mott Stillwell Wm. E. grocer, 72 Cortlandt, h. 186 Av. 2 Stewart William, tailor, 2 Morton Stillwell William E. physician, 31 Oliver g Stewart William, tailor, 256 Bleecker Stilwell Ann M. wid. of Wm. jr. nurse, 51 King Stewart William, mason, 449 Av. 6 Stilwell B. M. lawyer, 9 Chambers / Stewart William, carman, r. 294 W . 19th Stilwell Charity, wid. of Albert, segars, 4 Knapp’spi Stewart William, cattledealer, 123 E. 16th Stilwell Charles H. physician, 63 Bowery, h.63 Bwry STEWART W . JAMES, grocer, 157 South, h. 112 Stilwell Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, 47 Bowery W. 28th Stilwell J. Oscar, grocer, 72 Cortlndt, h. 110 Greene Stewart William C. carman, 82 King Stilwell Jeremiah, bootmaker, 161 Walker STEWART WILLIAM G. merchant and mexican Stilwell Nathaniel, policeman, 36 Vandam vice consul, 74 Broadway, h. New Jersey Stilwell Richard E. deputy clerk u. s. circuit court, Stewart William H. tinsmith, 135 Chrystie 4 New City Hall, h. 153 Allen Stewart William P. lawyer,61 Wall,h.ll5 Clinton pi. Stilwell Rickason, cabinetmaker, 5 W. 12th Stewart J. I. & Co. brokers, 185 Greenwich Stilwell Silas M. late u. s. marshal, 75 Nassau, h. *1 Stewart & Arents, coopers, r. 62 Robinson Gramercypark -- STEWART & METTLER, grocers, 64 Dey Stilwell Sylvanus B. clothier, 112 Fulton, bds, Stewart & Sherard, fancygoods, 35 Cedar Henry, Brooklyn . _ .. ^ Stewart Brothers & Co. com mers. 23 Wall STILWELL & MONTROSS, clothing, 112 Fulton Stewart, Bussing & Co. manufacturers of steam re­ STILWELL & SWAIN, lawyers, 9 Chambers lined loafsugar candies of superior quality, 418 Stimigan John, bootmaker, 177 Delaney Pearl Stimmerman Cloes, grocer, 15 PeU STO 511 STO Stimpson Catharine, wid. o f Henry, 23 Desbrosses Stoddard William H. shipcarpenter, 27 Lewis Stimson Alex. L. express, 19 Wall. h. S3 Spring Stoddart Alexander, shoemaker, r. 49 Clinton i Stimson Caroline, teacher, 80 Macdougal Stoddart Andrew, engineer, 62 Beach Stimson Edwin B. physician, 33 W . 23d Stoddart Robert, smith, 557 Wash’ton, h. 512 Wash. I Stimson John K. express, 19 Wall, h. 33 Tillery Stoddart Robert, late carpenter, 130 Leonard Brooklyn Stodder Wentworth K. framemaker, r. 7 Orange, h. Stimson Nathaniel R. editor, 122£ Fulton, h. L, I. Williamsburg Stimson Sanford J. salesman, 76 Cedar, h. W il­ Stodola Samuel, baker, 13 Mulberry liamsburg Stoeber William, shoemaker, 267 Third i (STIMSON & CO. express, 19 Wall Stoeckels Andrew, scroll sawyer, 127 Anthony s Stimson & Foster, pro. mer. day book, 122J Fulton Stoehr Jacob, liquors, 250 Houston j gtine Jacob, stonecutter, 310 Av. 1 Stoffle Philip, shoemaker, 231 Third Stine John Jacob, upholsterer,7 Av.6, h.41 Hammnd Stohl Agnes, widow o f Christian, r. 175 Third j Stineberg David, dentist, 262 Grand Stohlmann Charles F. E. (Rev.) 165 Mott Stinebresmer William, 341 Av. 8 Stohlmann J. Edward, books, 24 N. William, h. 24 Stiner Morris, intel. office, 223 Bowery & 550 B’ way, N. William h. 223 Bowery Stohr Adam, butcher, 107 Canal Stines William, stableman, 35 King Stohr Christopher, watchman, 88 Hudson Stinman John W . carpenter, 54 Horatio Stohr John, butcher, 88 Hudson, h. 88 Hudson Stinson Ann, widow o f James, 72 Av. 9 Stoiber Felix, thread, 128 Essex Stinson Selina, lodgings, 99 Liberty Stokell Andrew, sawmill, 127 Anthony, h. 51 Elm Stinson William, laborer, 349 Ninth Stokeley Peter (col’d), waiter, r. 64£ Sullivan Stinson William, porter, 392 Cherry Stokely James (col’d), whitewashes r. 383 Broome ; Stiphel Nathan, butcher, 216 Stanton Stoker George, copyist, 25 John Stirling Charles, liquors, 119 Warren, h. 228 W . 23d Stoker John, hotel, 309 Av. 10, h. 61 Av. 9 Stirling Robert* stonecutter, 33 Cannon Stoker John jr. liquors, 83 Av. 9, h. 83 Av. 9 ; Stirling Susan, dressmaker, 39 W . Broadway Stokes (refused) 294 Seventh : Stirling & Walton, liquors, 119 Warren Stokes Anne (col’d), widow, 12J Thomas Stirn Bernhard, imp. 17 N. William, h. 31 Henry Stokes Benaiah G. importer, 29 Cliff, h. 48 Charles . r Stirn Emma, wid. o f Henry, pedler, r. 240 Rivington Stokes Charles, carrier, 86 W . 17th : Stirn Leo. imp. 17 N. William, h. 31 Henry Stokes Ebenezer, tailor, 34 Av. 8 , Stirn Samuel, imp. 17 N. William', h. California Stokes Henry, imp. 29 Cliff*, h. 74 Christopher Stirn Brothers, importers, 17 N. William Stokes James, mer. 19 & 21 Cliff*, h. E. 31st n. Av. 1 . Stites Apollos, paper, 56 Gold, h. 160 Nassau, Brklyn Stokes James, tailor, 11 Elm Stites Cnarles, tobacconist, 108 Suffolk Stokes James, baker, 43 Cortlandt I Stites Daniel H. jeweler, 345 Bleecker Stokes James A. porter, 42 Stanton 1 Stites Elijah, jeweler, r. 63 Ann, h. 18 Oliver Stokes Michael, tailor, 270 Monroe Stites George M. carpenter, 69 Hudson Stokes William (col’d), porter, r. 66 Grand Stites Leben, policeman, 344 Ninth Stokes, Gilbert & Co. importers, 29 Cliff’ Stites William, sawyer, 612 Fourth Stoklein Francis, tailor, r. 551 Third Stith Henrietta (col’d), seamstress, 20 Minetta Stokley William, officer, 6 Wall, h. Rathbun’s hotel STITT GEORGE S. lawyer, 52 John, h. 49 Green­ Stokley William (col’d), waiter, r. 64 Mercer wich Av. Stolhard James, painter, 41 Roosevelt . Stitt William J. spices, 145 Liberty, h. Jersey city Stoll George, scavenger, 93 Ridge Stiven Alexander, pumpmaker, 58 Vesey Stoll Jacob, laborer, 1 Carlisle Stivers Daniel A. blacksmith, 3 Patchin pi. Stoll R. P. liquors, 53 Cortlandt, h. Jersey city Stivers Daniel A. blacksmith, 220 Av. 6 Stoll Washington, carman, 92 Barrow ? Stivers Margaret, widow o f Abraham, 149 Essex Stolle Julius, tailor, r. 41 Rivington : Stivers William, coachmaker, 99 Av. 1, h. 117 Av. 1 Stoller Christopher, tailor, 29J First " Stivers William, carrier, 348 Houston Stoller John J. shoemaker, 49£ Allen Stiverson John, painter, 684 Water Stollmeyer Francis, grocer, 306 Spring, h. 306 Spng 5 Stjemfeldt Charles, passageoffice, 73 W. 15th Stollmeyer Henry, 1063 Broadway . Stock Francis, tinware, 692 Broadway, h. 692 B’way Stoltz Christian L. paints, r. 75 Norfolk * Stock Frederika, midwife, 119 Delaney Stoltz Frederick, refectory, Chambers c. W . B’way Stock Henry, tailor, 119 Delaney Stoltz A. C. com. mer. 9 Old si. h. 35 E. 19th : Stock Jacob, tailor, 165 Allen 3TOLZ & GILDEMEISTER, commission mers. “ Stock Kaspar, locksmith, r. 25 Howard 9 Old slip Stock Myer, shoemaker, 563 Grand Stone Aaron jr. auctioneer, 74 Wall, h. 2 Hanover 2 Stockbridge Benjamin, tailor, 2£ Dey, h. 15 Willow, pi. Brooklyn Brooklyn , Stone Asaph, 22 Exchange pl.h. 107 Waverly pi. Stockbridge Thomas, physician, 127 Chambers, h. Stone Charles W. late clothing, 6 Attorney 40 Hudson i Stone Chancery G. jeweler, 188 Canal $ Stockel Andrew, sawmills, 51 Elm IStone Daniel H. lawyer, 201 Broadway * STOCKER FRANCIS H. boarding, 130 Liberty, h. IStone David M. editor, 91 Wall, h. Brooklyn 130 Liberty IStone Edward, c. h., h. Newark Stocking Davis (Rev.), 57 Greene Stone Edward, mer. 66 John, h. Av. 5 c. W . 37th $ Stocking Horace, 82 Cortlandt, bds. Pacific hotel Stone Edward L. express, 10 Wall, h. 25 Park place Stocking Sarah (col’d), dressmaker, 27 Leonard Stone Edwin, hacks, 114 Church Stockman Catharine, widow o f Jabez, 101 Norfolk Stone Elizabeth E. thread needle, 145 Walker r STOCKTON WILLIAM, merchant, 91 Beaver Stone Francis, music, r. 246 Stanton Stockwell Nathan H. mer. 35 Pearl, bds. Astor house Stone Geo. C. provisions, 191 Chrystie & 31 Peck ; Stockwell Thomas N. paper, 41 Ann, h. 176 Pearl, si. h. 68 Third $ Brooklyn . Stone Geo. E. mer. 48 Exch. pi. h. 107 Waverly pi. i STOCKY PETER, porterhouse, 141 Cedar Stone Henry, seaman, 8 Chestnut i STODART ADAM & CO. pianos, 343 Broadway, Stone Henry A. com. mer. 48 Exch. pi. h. Hell Gate 15 and 21 Tenth, and W . 35th n. Av. 8, bds. ►Stone Henry L. silks, xl2 Broadway, h. 238 Av. 4 I Stone Hubbard G. watchmkr. 393 Av. 8. h. 393 Av. 8 Clarenden hotel Stone Huram W . clocks, 546 Av. 8, h. 548 Av. 8 Stodart Sophia, widow o f William, 39 Av 3 Stoddard John, shipjoiner, r. 1 Av. D * STONE JAMES, porterhouse, 212 William Stoddard John D. patternmaker, 253 Seventh Stone James, plumber, 452 Av. 8 Stoddard Joseph I. blacksmith, 376 Sixth Stone Jesse, mer. 22 Exchange pi. ■) Stoddard Reuben H. author, 102 Lewis Stone John Cameron, oils, 139 Front, 59 Fulton and $ Stoddard William, mason, 269£ Av. 7 423 Water, h. 40 E. 14th f Stoddard William, shipjoiner, 97 Av. D Stone John O. physician, 30 Waverly place Stoddard William, sashmaker, 193 W . 15th Stone John W . segars, 11 Jackson STO 512 STO Stone Joseph F. paper, 11 Cliff, h. 87 E. 17th Stork Lenhart, carpenter, r. I l l Broome Stone Levi P. mer. 41 Broadway, h. Astoria STORM CHARLES, com mer. 93 Water Stone Lewis (col’d), laborer, r. 55 Mercer Storm Charles L. hatter, 60 E. Broadway Stone Margaret, fancygoods, 425 and 443 Pearl, h. Storm Garrett, 2 Warren 443 Pearl Storm George, butcher, 89 Willett Stone Matthew, boatman, 216 Water Storm Isaac A. com. mer. 37 Water, h. Brooklyn Stone Moses J. bookkeeper, 120 Front Storm Isaac T. & Co. mers. 104 Broad, h. N. Jersey Stone Nelson, barkeeper, r. 77 Forsyth Storm John A. grocer, 68 Cortlandt, h. Poughkepsie Stone Reuben C. mer. 51 William, h. 58 Irving pi. Storm John G. com. mer. 29 Wall, h. 244 Fourth Stone Roswell H. agent, foot Jay, h. 269 W . 18th Storm John J. brewer, 267 Wash’n, h. 19 Hubert Stone Samuel, tailor, 10 Mulberry Storm Keziah, widow of Abraham, 177 Ninth Stone Samuel A. gold pen maker, 16 Maiden la. h. Storm Samuel F. clerk, 3 Astor house, h. 16 Mott W . 37th n. Av. 7 Storm Stephen, 244 Fourth Stone Sarah E. teacher, 50 Great Jones Storm Thomas, 20 Cortlandt, h. C44 Fourth Stone Shadrack, seaman, 143 W . 16th Storm Walter, grocer, 104 Broad, h. 187 Bleecker Stone Solomon B. 27 E. 20th Storm William H. jr. post office, h. 16 Mott Stone Sophia, widow of Daniel, 269 W . 18th Storms Abraham, builder, W. 42d n. Av. 8 & 86 Stone Summer R. mer. 22 Exchange place, h. 128 Walker, h. W. 42d n. Av. 8 Henry, Brooklyn Storms Agnes, widow, 172 Christopher Stone Thomas T. billiards, 8J Barclay, h. 8} Barclay Storms Andrew, butcher, 2 Gouverneur market, h. Stone Vandall, knobturner, 137 Attorney 299 Fifth Stone William, broker, 104 Wall, h. 61 W. 26th Storms Augustus, carman, 19 Downing Stone William W. com. mer. 41 B’dway, 15 E. 16th Storms Benjamin O. painter, 911 Broadway Stone Wm. W. carpenter, 353 Pearl, h, 90 Frankfort STORMS C. SCHEAFFER, saddler, 53 Fulton, h. Stone J., S. & Co. mers. 22 Exchange pi. 188'Atlantic, Brooklyn STONE & CO. commission merchants, 48 Exch. pi. Storms Henry, mason, 172 W. 26th Stone & Bellows, livery stables, 129 Duane Storms ,Henry, saddler and military equipments, 53 Stone & Fuller, clocks, 479 Av. 8 Fulton, h. 90 Lexington Av. STONE & SOTHER, real estate brokers, 74 Wall Storms Henry H. machinist, 50 Clarkson & 31 Fulton, Brooklyn Storms Isaac, furniture, 265 Canal, h. 63 Clarkson Stone E. & Greacen, made linen, 107 Wm. & 66 John Storms Jacob, plasterer, 72 Bank Stone & Starr, drygoods, 41 Broadway Storms John, cooper, 1 Av. 6 St'oneaU James C, hotel, 131 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Storms Nicholas, blacksmith, 165 W. 26th Stoneall Thos. H. clerk, 10 City hall Storms Rachael, widow of Lewis K. 106 Wooster Stonebridge James,crockery, 312 Spring & 98 Pearl, Storms Samuel, physician, 11 King h. 312 Spring Storms Stephen, books, 69£ Fulton, Brooklyn, h. Stonebridge William, crockery, 312 Spring and 98 137 Elizabeth Pearl; h. 312 Spring Storms Stephen C. butcher, 30 Goerck Stonebridge J. & W . crockery, 312 Spring and 98 Storms William, carpenter, 161 W* 18th Pearl Storms Wm. J. mer. 185 Washington, h. 52 Troy Stonebridge & Spieker, grocers, 91 Av. 4 Storms William P. fancystore, 294 Bleecker, h, 99 Stonehill Charles, milliner, 7 Division Bedford Stonenell Francis, glasscutter, 50 Beekman Storms & Jackson, carpenters, 11 Cortlandt alley Stonenell Nicholas, glasscutter, 8 Av. 2 Storr John, carpenter, r. 21 Jones Stoney Henry, upholsterer, 536 B’way, h. 44 Av. 6 Storrow Thomas W. agent, 58 Mer. ex. h. 13 Uni­ Stoney Henry, fancystore, 44 Av. 6, h. 44 Av. 6 versity pi. Stonier Thomas M. embroideries, 382 Bowery, bds. Storrs Charles, 55 Cedar, h. Brooklyn 366 Bowery Storrs James H. lawyer, 8 Wall, h. 61 Jarol’n, B’kln Stooker Daniel E. drygoods, 42 Cedar, h. 16 Charles Storrs Richard S. (Rev.) 24 Beekman, h. 35 Living­ Stookey Abraham Q. fish, 24 Washington market, ston, Brooklyn h. 43 Vesey Storrs William H. teacher, 95 Fourth Stookey Benjamin, fisherman, r. 173 Forsyth Storrs & Sedgwick, lawyers, 8 Wall Stookey Caroline, widow o f Charles, 252 Monroe Story Benjamin, oysterhouse, 886 Broadway, h. 156 Stookey Keziah, widow, r. 270 Third Av. 4 Stoops Joseph, carman, 201 W. 20th Story Christian, seaman, 45 Cherry Stoothoff Eliza, widow o f Henry, 106 Lewis STORY EDWARD, portrhouse, 129 Bowery, h. 115 Stoothoff John W. vegetables, Washington market, Forsyth h. 90 Navy, Brooklyn Story Enos, carpenter, 48 First Stopenhagen Ernst C. grcr. 19 Broome & E. 22d c. Story Henry, engineer, 144 W. Broadway Av. 2, h. 13 Mangin Story Jacob, oysters, 67 University pi. h. 907 B.way Stopenhagen Frederick, grocer, 19 Broome & E. Story John, lumber, 383 Washington 22d c. Av. 2, h. 13 Mangin Story Joseph, machinist, r. 16 Stanton Stopenhagen John, grocer, 72 James Story Matilda, wid. Thomas, nurse, 76 Canal Stopenhagen & Brother, grocers, 19 Broome & E. STORY RUFUS, grocer, 7 and 9 Front, h. 97 Riv- 22d c. Av. 2 ington Stopp Charles, cabinetmaker, 62 Church Story Theodore U. burnishr, 99 Hudson, h. 99Hudn STOPPANI CHARLES G. baths, 398 Broadway,h. Story Thonias, carman, 427 Greenwich 398 Broadway Story William, oysters, 216 Greene, h. 208 Greene Stoppelkam John, carman, 91 Pitt Story William W. master warden, 101 Wall, h. Flat* Stopford Samuel J. salesman, 83 Cedar, h. 5 Willett bush Stopford William R. (Rev.), 5 Willett Stoszer John, tailor, 16 Mulberry # , Storer Albert, shipchandler, 53 South Stothard George, manufacturer of silk hosiery, 14 Storer George L. 34 Liberty, h. 58 Amity Cortlandt, h. Brooklyn a j Storer Hetty, 66 Stanton Stothard James, painter, 12 Madison, h. 12 Madison Storer John, engineer, 71 Forsyth Stothard James jr. painter, 63 Gold, h. 136Mulbery Storer & Stephenson, shipchandlers, 53 South Stothard Rubens, printer, 136 Mulberry Stores William H. teacher, 95 Fourth Stotley I. teacher, 395 Tenth Storey Anson L. custom house, h. 21 Vandam Stott Alexander, crockery; 508 Grand, h. 508 Grand Storey John, glasscutter, 579 Grand Stott Emily, wid. Joseph, 119 W. 24th Storey Joseph, painter, 86 Sullivan Stotthoff Cornelius G. stagedriver, 328 Ninth■ Storey Thomas, bootmaker, 175 Grand Stotz Albert, manufacturer, 51 Beekmn, h.34 B kmn Storey Wiliam B. clerk, 62 South, h. Williamsburg Stotz & Thomas, jewelers, 51 Beekman Storff Antoine, tailor, 123 Third Stoughton Edwin W. lawyer, 72 Wall, h. Brooklyn Storgis Charles, butcher, 424 Av. 8, h. 424 Av. 8 Stoughton Francisco, consul, h. 115 Leonard Stork Frederick, tailor, 108 Ridge Stoughton Lafayette, watchman, h Fifth c. At. C STR 513 ST R Stoughton Philip C. clerk, 600 Fourth Strael Joseph, laborer, r. 307 Houston Stoughton William B. teacher, 190 W. 19th Strnhan Abraham, butcher, 200 W . 15th Stout Andrew V. boots, 249 Pearl, h. 95 Rivington Strahan Edward, lawyer, 128 Nassau, Clinton ct. Stout Aquila G. pres, eagle fire ins. co. 71 Wall, h. Strahan John & Co. drygoods, 102 Broadway, h 45 84 Ninth * Monroe Stout Charles B. teacher, 185 Allen Strahlheim Simon, lacegoods, 5 William, h. 21 Stout George, chairmaker, 119 Clinton White 5 Stout George H. engraver, 1 Maiden lane, h. 329 Strahlheim & Co. importers, 5 William - 'VGreenwich Straight Julian, widow Nathaniel, 245 W . 25th Stout James, shoemaker, 90 Av. 6 Straightoff Frances, 36 Renwick Stout James D. provisions, 185 Reade & 193 Cham­ Strail Alonzo, refectory, 304 Rivington bers, h. Hoboken Strain Cornelius, carman, 127 W. 27th Stout Jerred S. provisions, 185 Reade & 193 Cham­ Strain William, boilermaker, 165 Eleventh bers. h. N. Jersey Stranahan James S. T. contractor, 74 Broadway, h. Stout Joseph M. shoes, 90 Av. 6 Brooklyn Stout Richard, leather, 51 Ferry, h. 189 Henry Strane Wiliiam, cigars, 716 Fourth Stout T. Jefferson, physician, 130 Prince Strang Alfred, shoemaker, 262 Delaney Stout William C. card, seal, and general engraver, Strang Charles E. cooper, 132 Broad, h. 163 W . 21st 247 Broadway c. Murray, h. 165 Chambers Strang Elizabeth, widow of James, 46 Amos Stout William H. riding master, 178 Forsyth Strang George, grocer, 161 Front gtbut William H. jeweler, J37 Prince Strang Jacob, scavenger, r. 170 Third Stout J. S. & J. D. provisions, 185 Reade and 193 Strang John L. butcher, Av. 9 cor. W . 24th, h. 205 • Chambers W . 21st Stout & Hyatt, engravers o f cards, seals, doorplates, Strang John P. carman, 501 Washington Maiden lane, cor. Broadway |Strang Louis, laborer, r. 216 Fourth STOTT & WARD, boots, 249 Pearl Strang Samuel A. merchant, 39 Water Stoutenborough William, wirecloth, 114 John, h. IStrang Samuel F. carman, 77 Fifth ‘ Brooklyn IStrang Stephen B. drygoods, 2 Maiden lane, h. 61 Stoutenburgh Alfred, weigher, 81 Broad Clinton place Stoutenburgh David, drygoods, 46 Cedar, h 22 Strang Theodosius, drygoods, 2 Maiden lane, h. 49 Rutgers W . 11th Stoutenburgh George, carman, 307 Sixth Strang William, trunkmaker, 318 Hudson Stoutenburgh John A. lawyer, 27 Beekman Strang & Bogert, coopers, 132 Broad Stoutenburgh Samuel H. provisions, 455 Greenwich STRANG, ADRIANCE & CO. importers, 2 Maiden Stoutenburgh William T. weigher, 81 Broad, h. 241 lane •W. 27th Strange Albert B. importer, 18 Murray & 49 Broad, Stouts Abram, teamster, 330 Fifth h. 21 Park place Stouvenel Charles, lamps, 594 Broadway, & 60 Ve- STRANGE EDWIN B. & BROTHER, importers, sey, h. 50 Beekman 18 Murray & 49 Broad, h. 21 Park pi. Stouvenel Francis, glasscutter, 60 Vesey, h. 50 Strange James, carpenter, W . 22d c. Av. 8 ’ Beekman Strange Maria, charwoman, r. 475 Cherry Stouvenel John B. importer, 63 Ann seph, segars, h. 69 Anthony Suydam Ferdinand jr. com. mer. 2 South, h. Broad­ Surplass John, weaver, 61 Bank way c. 17th 35Sucre Anlrew S. forwarding, 6 West, h. 245G’wich Suydam George W . carman, 47 Essex t Surre Camarine, widow o f Andrew, 205 Hester Suydam Henry, late merchant, 340 Bleecker $ Surre Wiliam J. carman, 147 W . 16th Suydam Henrv, drygoods, 492 Grand, h. 4£ Willett iiSurridge John, carpenter, 14 Trinity pi. Suydam Henry jr. grocer, 107 West, h. 17 Strong pi. Sus A. W com. mer. 119 Pearl, h. 742 Broadway Brooklyn SuserjEuJene, bootmaker, 739 Broadway Suydam Henry sen. grocer, 53 Front, h. Brooklyn faSustendaJFrancis, jeweler, 23 Howard Suydam Israel, grocer, 76 Cliff, h. 76 Cliff toSutcliff Elizabeth, wid. John H. nurse,106 Attorney Suydam James, late merchant, 18 E. 16th p Sutherlmd Alexander, shipwright, 9 Columbia pi. Suydam James A. merchant, 42 Beaver, h. 25 Wa- Sutherluid Andrew, doorkeeper, 50 Perry verly place Sutherldd Charles R. shoemaker, 135 Charles Suydam James Adrian, silks, 149 B’way, h. 7 Tenth | Sutherlnd Henry W . undertaker, 126 Hammond Suydam James H. stonecutter, 115 E. 24th Sutherlnd Hilan R. looking glasses, 86 Av. 6, bds. Suydam Jane, widow o f John, 25 Waverly place s 78 (rosby Suydam John R. merchant, 42 Beaver, h. 25 Wa­ Sutherlnd John A. seaman, 269£ Monroe verly place 2 Sutherlnd J. L. lawyer,197 Broadway, h. 66 E. 22d Suydam John W . stoneware, 39 Peck si. h. Wmsbrg jp Suthelind Josiah, lawyer, 54 Wall Suydam Lambert, 158 Waverly place Sutherlnd Robert A. shipjoiner, 58 Sheriff Suydam Mary E. widow o f John, 31 Sullivan Sutherlnd Ruth, school, 46 Thompson Suydam Peter, carman, 367 Sixth iaeSutherind Simpson, porter, r. 215 Fulton Suydam Peter M. mer. 42 Beaver, h. 25 Waverly pi. ^Sutherind Walter, mer. 16 Water, h. 8 Degraw pi. Suydam Phebe, widow, baker, 138 Mott Broklyn Suydam Phebe, upholstress, 7 Allen Suthernd William, police, 277 W . 27th Suydam Richard, merchant, 6 Carrol place Sutherlnd William, mer. 58 Front, h. 215 W . 18th Suydam Richard L. 158 Waverly place Suthennd & Monell, lawyers, 54 Wall Suydam William, baker, 117 Mott Sutphe Elizabeth, widow o f John H. 46 Av. D SUYDAM & HAFF, drygoods, 492 Grand . Sutphe John, clerk, 76 Wall, h. 52 Lexington Av. Suydam, Reed & Co. grocers, 107 & 108 West. ^Sutphe John S. com. mer. 92 West, h. 36 Vesey Swacher William, carver, r. 154 Third " Sutphe Ten Eyck & Co. drygoods, 1 Pine, h. Blyn Swade Gitty Ann, widow o f Peter, 22£ Broome* Sutroharles, importer, 55 John, h. Brooklyn Swain Ann E. widow o f Peter, bakery, 173 Av. 3^, f Sutro Co. importers, 55 John Swain Frederick, butcher, 401 Twelfth 3 Sutterames, smith, 187 W . 15th, h. 215 W . 17th Swain George W . chairmaker, 38 Av. C ■ Sutterohn, weaver, 142 W . 29th SWAIN JAMES P. & CO. merchants, 139 Front, Sutter.obert, stonecutter, 307 Av. 8 h. Westchester * Suttle )hn, gardener, r. 113 Bank Swain Jerusha E. wid. Joseph, boarding, 83 Murray Suttle ralliam, shoemaker, r. 201 W . 26th Swain Martha, widow of Charles, 31 King. ; 3 Suttonaron, glassware, 74 Pearl, h. 189 E. 23rd Swain Rinaldo R. baker, 100 Av. 3, b. 100 Av. 3. SuttoiAlbert B. boatbuilder, 410 Water, h. 47 Swain Robert B. mer. I l l Front, h. 16 Lamartine pL [ - Gwerneur Swain S. E. lawyer, 9 Chambers, h. French’s hotel i^WuttonndrewP. caulker, 118 E. 19th Swain Samuel P. 25 Maiden la. h. 6 Henry rJ SuttoAnn E. widow o f Edmtgid, 9 Rivington Swain William, music engraver, 124 Beekman SuttoBenjamin S. grocer, 47 Horatio Swain William, shipwright, 404 Greenwich i SuttoBharles, clerk, hospital foot E. 26th Swaine Harriet, 24 Spring hittoDhas. wines, 24 Old slip, h. 170 Washington, Swaine John, printer, 183 Spring jBoklyn Swaine Peter M. merchant, 289 Tenth hittoiharles J;. oysters, 458 B’way, h. 37 Grand Swainson Joseph L. cooper, 55 Clinton li(1 32 SW E 518 SW I Swan Benjamin L. 29 Lafayette place Sweeney William, pedler, r. 38 Hamersley Swan Benjamin L. jr. 1 Hanover, h. 10 Leroy place Sweeney William, liquors, 420 Water Swan Caleb, late com. mer. 48 Exch. pi. h. 126 Ninth Sweeney William, laborer, 198 W . 27th Swan Charles, hosiery, 167 Broadway Sweeny Barnard, police, 277 Av. 7 Swan Edwd. H. lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 22 Lafayette pi. Sweeny Charles, lawyer, 304 Broadway Swan Gustavus, telegraph, 29 Wall,bds. Astor house Sweeny Charles, shoemaker, 51 Factory Swan Howard, accountant, 648 Houston SWEENY CHARLOTTE, widow, fancystore, 97 SWAN JAMES, exchange, 151 South, h. Wmsbrg. Canal Swan James, painter, 96 Av. B Sweeny Daniel, refectory, 66 Chatham,h.66Chathm Swan James, liquors, 16 Doyers Sweeny Daniel, laborer, 83 Willett Swan James, 131 Mereer Sweeny Hugh, physician, 97 Elm Swan Jane, widow of Harman, 193 Orchard Sweeny James, laborer, 110 Cedar Swan John, boarding, 278 Front Sweeny James, refiner, 33 Troy Swan John, hardware, 3L Fulton, h. 132 Greene Sweeny James, policeman, 137 W.20th Swan Joseph D. clerk, 21 Allen Sweeny James M. teacher, 32 Attorney Swan Margaret, widow of George, 132 Greene Sweeny John, laborer, 97 Willett Swan Otis D. lawyer, 41 Wall, h. 29 Lafayette place Sweeny John, junk, 76 Orange Swan Robert, charcoal, 111 King Sweeny John, fruit, 314 Mott Swan Siskint, drygoods, 26 Cedar, h. 115 Av. B Sweeny John, tailor, 109 Orange Swan Thomas, gardener, E. 32d n. Av. 3 Sweeny Mary, widow of John, 270 Division Swan William, tinsmith, 83 Av. 9 Sweeny Owen, physician, 97 Elm Swan William J. bookbinder, 368 Pearl Sweeny Peter B. lawyer, 16 Wall, h. 52 Franklin Swan William R. commission merchant, 22 Broad, Sweeny Thomas, 58 Elm h. 1 Bowling green Sweeny Thomas, laborer, 7 Av. 1 Swaney Thomas, shoemaker, 246 Av. 8 Sweeny Thomas, laborer, r. 184 W. 18th Swanly Louis, tailor, 96 Greenwich Sweeny William, Bowery theatre, h. 68 Essex Swann Reuben, carman, 14 Ridge Sweeny & Willard, lawyers, 16 Wall Swanston John, blacksmith, 148 Av. 7 Sweer Larns, tinman, 321 Eighth Swanstrom John, currier, 11 Jacob Sweet Abbey Ann, widow of William H. baths, 222 Swanton John, grocer, 62 Montgomery Canal, h. 21 Renwick Swanton Matthew, upholsterer, 160 Stanton Sweet Arminius, machinist, 197 Division, h. 179 Swanton William, locksmith, 54 Oak Division Swany Andrew F. late policeman, 57 Norfolk Sweet Egbert G. late refectory, 8 Fulton, h. 5 Oliver Swart Emanuel M. whalebone, 40 Rose, h. 61 Rose Sweet Ezra B. plumber, 133 Canal, h. 14 Grand Swart Hermanus, printer, r. 88 Forsyth Sweet Ezra F. furnishing, 190 Canal, h. 38 Watts Swarths Charles, carpenter, r. 60 Gouverneur Sweet George, carpenter, 6 Marion SWART3 AARON, branch p. o. 8 Chatham square, Sweet Gilbert, bricks, 77 W. 27th h. 250 E. Broadway Sweet Hermes M. physician, 282 Houstoi Swarts Peter, exchange, 11 Orange Sweet John D. grocer, 800 Greenwich, h. JL7G’wich Swarts Thomas H. bellowsmaker. r. 73 Norfolk Sweet Mary, widow o f Ralph, 131 Lauren* Swartwout James J. carriagemaker, 183 Wooster Sweet N. carpenter, r. 468 Fourth Swartwout Melancthon S. c. h., h. 298 W . 14th Sweet Sarah, dressmaker, 196£ Church Swartwout Samuel, 18 Ninth Sweet William P. hardware, 190 Canal, L 1 4 Grand Swartz Christian, buttonmaker, 148 E. 25th Sweet William S. carman, 61 Factory Swartz Danl. S. segars, 12 Suffolk, h. 177 Rivington Sweet W . P. & E. F. kitchen furniture,|1) Canal Swartz Frederick, boots, 70 Vandam, h. 70 Vandam Sweeten Alexander, machinist, 168 W. Iqll Swartz Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 69 Charlton, h. Sweetland Levi P. wool, 166 Pearl, h. 10 ^Hrd r. 119 Varick Sweetman John, gardener, r. 397 Av. 3 I j Swartz Henry, laborer, 346 Houston Sweetser E. Francis, imp. drugs, essential fils, &c. Swartz John, buttonmaker, 122 E. 25th 81 Pine, h. 184 Henry, Brooklyn Swartz Thos. bellowsmkr, 295 Front, h. 73 Norfolk Sweetser Joseph A. drygoods, 29 Liberty, h|7 State Swartz Victor, jeweler, 348 Houston Sweetser Samuel, drugbroker,81 Pine, h. 18jHenry, Swatz Andrew, clerk, 250 Stanton ^ Brooklyn El Swatzenburg Maria, wid. of Jacob, r. 49 Norfolk Sweetzer John O. clerk, 103 Wall, h. Bedfijd, L. I. Swayne Harriet (col’d), widow of Samuel, laun­ Sweifel Tobias, pianomaker, 36 Av. 3 dress, r. 36 Great Jones Sweiner Jacob, pedler, 58 Av. A Swayne James W . clerk, 97 Maiden la, h. 143 Ful­ Sweitzer Mary, washing, 150 Washington ton, Brooklyn Swenarton John, coachmaker. 225 Greeneh. 190 9 Swaysland Edw ard, cooper, 31 King Laurens Swayze Isaac, carman, 147 Varick Swenarton Mary, widow of John, .170 Brook Swayze Milton, police, 230-1 Greenwich Swenarton Thomas, builder, 42d n. Av. 8| 43d 4 Sweeney Bridget, tailoress, 39 E. Broadway n. Av. 8 B m S w e e n e y Catharine, wid. Oliver, washing, 47 Mott Swenarton & Disbrow, builders, 42d n. Av.L m Sweeney Cath. widow of Miles, porterh. 51 Cross Swerer Charles, shoemaker, r. 182 Mott Sweeney Daniel, exchange, 151 South, h. Wmsburg Swert William, painter, 204 Stanton Sweeney David, laborer, 515 Av. 8 Swett James A. junk, 227 West, h. 29 West p Sweeney Denis, laborer, 104 Anthony Swett John A. physician, 369 Fourth || Sweeney Edward, blacksmith, 34 Cherry, h. r. 38 Swett Moses, ladders, 72 Fifth, h. 275 GranJj^ Swezey Calvin, porterh. 29 Bowery, h. 23 Ifter p'il Cherry Swezey Lucinda, nurse, 231£ Division j >1 Sweeney Edward, junkshop, 167 Broome Sweeney Frances, widow, 174 Orchard Swezey Nelson, marblecutter, 29 Av. 4 andpW* Sweeney Hannah, seamstress, r. 396 Madison 15th, h. 29 Av. 4 I P Sweeney James, physician, 28 Mott SWEZEY NOAH T. & CO. grocers, 176 £ fcj Sweeney Jeremiah, laborer, 318 Monroe Swicker George, shoemaker, 124 Stanton Sweeney John, laborer, r. 107 E. 30th Swift Abial, locks, 336 Eighth 1 t 10! Sweeney Ma ‘tin, fruiterer, 127, E. lbth Swift Abial W . mahog. 435 Houston, h. 203 ^ Sweeney Michael, tailor, 71 Division, h. 71 Division Swift Ann, wid. of Michael,huckster, 515 Grjwich ^ Sweeney Michael, stagedriver, 448 Av. 9 Swift Chas. coachpainter, 88 Leonard, h. l7^ptt»Cl Sweeney Patrick, shoemaker, 68 Cherry SWIFT CHARLES, refectory, 70 E. 19th Sweeney Patrick, carman, 313 Av. 1 Swift Charles C. mason, 708 Fourth Sweeney Sarah, widow of John, 125 Cherry Swift Deborah, widow of John, 161 Lewis Sweeney Theodosia, confectionary, 84 Bowery Swift Edward, fancygoods, 16 Chestnut, h. W f M i Sweeney Thomas, horsenailmaker, r. 62 W . Wash. Swift Edward H. refiner, Laight c. Washing, E 16 Beach IK 'inffton place __ Swift Esther, boarding, 708 Fourth P| Sweeney Thomas, laborer, r. 107 Thompson Hi SYM 519 TAL Swift Garret, bookbinder 101 E. 30th Sypher David, carman, 164 Attorney Swift Harmon, butcher. i68 Attorney Sypher Lewis, carpenter, 84 W. 20th Swift Henry, mer. 110 Front, h. 46 Remsen, Br’klyn Sypher Maria, widow o f Ludiwick, 219 Houston Swift Henry A. mer. 60 Pine, h. 157 Henry, Brooklyn Sypher Thomas, carman, 146 E. 31st Swift Isaiah, salesman, 17 Bedford Sythoff Peter, carpenter, r. 20 Christie, h.242 Grand Swift Jeremiah D. tailor, 11 Leroy byz John G. imp. 48 Beaver, h. 152 Waverly place Swift John H. merchant, 207 Pearl bYZ, IRMINGER & CO. importers, 48 Beaver Swift John P. carman, 47 Chrystie SZADECZKY EDWARD L. essence o f coffee, 97 Swift Jonathan W . painter, 140 Thompson Beekman, h. Brooklyn Swift Samuel, mer. 62 Cedar, h. Pacific c. Henry, Brooklyn T. Swift & Ide, strawgoods, 62 Cedar Swift, Denslow & Co. mers. 72 Wall Taaffe Peter, shoemaker, 44 Catharine SWIFT, HURLBUT &. CO. hats and caps, 207 Tabal Frederick, carpenter 358 Eighth Pearl Tabele Jacob, shoemaker, r. 66 Suffolk SWIFT, WALDRON & CO. merchants, 110 Front Tabele Joseph, machinist, 519 Fifth Swinborne James, bookkeeper, 27 Front, h. Br’klyn Tabele Mary, widow o f Philip, 185 Av. 7 Swinbourn Henry, mathematics, 11 Hamilton Taber Alexander, jeweler, 295 Bleecker Swinburn John, gasfitter, 105 Washington Taber Charles C. cottonbroker, 76 Wall, h. Dobbs Swinderman Frank, tailor, r. 224 £ Stanton Ferry Swingewood Benjamin, 249 Elizabeth Taber Edwin A. bookbinder, 9 Prince Switingham Barnwell, seaman, 4 Bridge Taber Esther, E. 23d n. Av. 4 * Switzer Adam, clerk, 117 Av. 1 Taber Henry M. cotton, 76 Wall, h. Dobbs Ferry Switzer Andrew, carpenter, 136 Canal Taber James, confectioner, 295 Bleecker Switzer Charles, butcher, r. 121 Willett Taber Job, American hotel, Broadway c. Barclay Switzer Francis, cabinetmaker, 493 Av. 8 Taber Pardon, jeweler, 20 Greenwich Switzer Henry, carpenter, 21 Gold, h. Brooklyn TABER & CO. cotton Brokers, 76 Wall Switzer J. Augustus, importer, 116 William, h. TABER & BAGLEY, American hotel, Broadway, Brooklyn c. Barclay Switzer Lewis, merchant, 72 William Tablin Ann, widow, 58 Centre Swoboda John, findings, 527 Av. 8 Tabor Thomas N. 815 Washington, bds. 3 Bethune Swoll Francis, grocery, 260 Rivington Tach Metta, liquors, 15 West, h. 15 West Swoll Francis, painter, 32 Oliver, and grocer 47 Tackaberry John, druggist, 32 Carmine Madison Tackney Connor, laborer, r. 176 W. 16th Swollen Henry, 140 W . 30th Tackney John, laborer, 41 Perry Swordorf John, driver, 281 Av. 6 Tackney Patrick, carman, 137 W . 13th Swords Charles R. 95 Cedar, h. Carlton house Tackney Susan, millinery, 370 Av. 6, h. 370 Av. 6 SWORDS GEORGE H. hardware, 116 Broadway Taff David J. sparmaker, 289 Seventh h. 793 Broadway Taff John, blacksmith, 42 Stanton Swords Henry, assessor 15th ward, h. 28 Av. 6 Taff Nicholas, grocer, 16 Orange Swords James R. books, 137 Broadway, 12 Ninth Taff'Thomas, tailor, 608 Water Swords John E. 236 Av. 4 Taff Thomas, laborer, 22 Prince Swords Mary, widow o f Thomas, 236 Av. 4 Taft Andrew B. carpenter, 52 White, h. 63 Willett Swords Roberts, lawyer, 95 Cedar, h. N. Jersey Taft Catharine A. teacher, h. 49 King Swreinger Peter, tailor, r. 185 Broome Taft Henry, agent, 19 Carmine Swymer Isaac, pedler, 109 Orange Taft James H. drug broker, 83 Beaver, h. 150 Duf- Syfret Henry, liquors, 6 Greenwich, h. 6 G’wich field, Brooklyn Sykes John, jr. importer, 77 Pine, h. Brooklyn Taft Jonathan, agent, h. 101 Stanton Sykes Joseph, 10 Pearl Taft Samuel M. baker, 180 Madison Sykes Lorenzo A. Del. & Hud. canal co. 31 Wall, h. Taft Susanna, widow o f Otis, 85 Attorney .. 40 Grove Taft William Y. police, 46 Perry Sykes Luke, boilermaker, 34 Lewis Tagg Charles, segars, 64 Chatham, h.21 Vandewater Sykher Philip, skewers, 166 Third Taggard John, boarding house, 48 Monroe Sylber Martin, butcher, 363 Av. 6 Taggard William H. lawyer, 14 Wall Sylvauus Hugh, tailor, 7 Jersey Taggart David, paver, 10 York Sylvester Christian, importer haarlem & british oils Taggart Edward, grocer, 73 Goerck 207 Walker Taggart George, laborer, r. 37 Goerck Sylvester John, grocer, 18 Rivington Taggart Geo. W. woodenware, 15 Fulton, h. B’klyn Sylvester Julius, clothing, 141 Av. 8, h. 141 Av. 8 Taggart Joseph W. (Rev.), 168 W. 17th Sylvester Solomon, boots, 255 Centre, h. 255 Centre Taggart Mary, widow of John, 114 Twelfth Sylvester Sylvester J. broken, 51 William, bds. Taggart Michael, cooper, 42 Nassau, h. 78 Washing­ Clarendon hotel ton, Brooklyn Sylvey Joseph, porter, r. 153* Mott TAGGART & GRAY, woodenware, 15 Fulton Sylvie Jessie, painter, 15 E. 13th Taggert Bernard, 90 E. 13th Syme Charles, mason, 121 Third Taggert John, laborer, 1 Rivington pi. Symes Cornelius, carman, 3 Congress TagUabue Giuseppe, barometers, 298 Pearl, h. 298 Syraes George, speculator, 133 Av. D Pearl Symes William, smith, 50 Downing Tague Edward, 7 Fifth Symes William, laborer, 100 Gold Tague James, laborer, r. 8 Mulberry SYMES WILLIAM, milk, 65 W . Broadway & 15 Tague Matthew, carman, r. 8 Mulberry Av. B, h. 65 W . Broadway Tague Michael, laborer, 378 Cherry Symington James, com. mer. 82 Broad, & impor­ Tailer Edward N. broker, 49 William, h. 234 Fourth ters, 11 Front Taillent Sipprein, upholsterer, 73 W . 24th SYMINGTON & KELLY, importers of wines, bran- Tain Martin, slonecutter, 162 E. 22d dies, segars, &c. I l l Front Tait Arthur F. artist. 413 Broadway Syman Christian, sashmaker, 532 Fourth Tait George, mer. 75 Pearl, h. Bergen Symonds Charles, butcher, 152 Av. 4, h. 120 Av. 4 Tait John, saddler, 510 Hudson, h. 6 Bank Syms John, painter, 39£ Carmine, h. Bleecker, n. Tait Thomas P. tailor, 40 Hamilton Grove Takka Christopher, sugar baker, 88 Hudson Syms John G guns, 44 Chatham, h. 32 Mott Talbert John, laborer, 13 More Syms Samuel, shades, 39 Carmine Talbett Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. 35 Suffolk, h. 250 Syms Samuel R. guns, 44 Chatham &177 Bdway, h. Broome 72 Murray Talbot Anna, widow o f Samuel, 449 Grand Syms William J. guns, 44 Chatham &. 177 Broad­ Talbot Charles N. late mer. 62 Av. 5 way, h. 44 Murray Talbot George A. mer. 155 Maiden la. h. 108 Willow, TAN 520 TAS Talbot James, police, 54 James Tangemann Dederich H. grocery, 418 Tenth Talbot Thomas, smith, 18 Thames Tangemann William, sugarbaker, 33 Leonard Talbot Thomas, cabinetmaker, 250 Broome Tankard Elizabeth (col’d), wid. Joseph, r. 12£ Thog. Talbot William, bootmaker, r.10 Roosevelt Tannenbaum Isaac, segars, 107 Av. D, h. 107 Av.D Talbott John, carpenter, 280 Mulberry Tanner Alfred B. tinsmith, 17 Perry Talbott Mary Ann, wid. o f William, S. 70 King Tanner Benjamin, carman, 696 Fourth Talcott Daniel W . broker, 91 Wall, h. 202 Fourth Tanner Dishour, turner, r. 94 Willett Talcott Elizabeth, widow o f Noah, 202 Fourth Tanner Henry S. maps, 107 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Talcott Frederick L. &. Co. brokers, 91 Wall, h. 2 Tanner Hilah, wid. Abraham, 199 Fulton W , 13th Tanner John, bootmaker, 2 Catharine slip Talcott Thomas G. lawyer, 8 Wall, h. 13 Murray Tanner Robert, laborer, 309 Eighth Talcott & Brother, brokers, 91 Wall Tanner William, engineer, 101 Cannon Tailed Laurence, carpenter, 258 Av. 10 Tanney Mary, wid. Patrick, r. 34 Attorney Tallent Benjamin, cutler, 19 Canal, h. 243 W . 18th Tannrath Frederick, blacksmith, r. 72 Greene Taller Richard, drygoods, 535 Greenwich Tanssig William & Co. money belts, 186 PearL h Talles Efeme, widow of John, 8 Oak 238 Delaney ’ Tallett Eliza, widow of William, 301 W.26th Tanzer Jonas, skinning, 157 W.20th Talley Bartley, carman, 199 W . 13th Tape Bernard, groceries, 13 Corlears Talley Margaret, widow of Patrick, 70 Charles Tape Charles, 358 Ninth Talley Mary, widow of Owen, E. 13th c. Av A Tape Rachel A. wid. James D. 612J Fourth Talley Sarah, widow of Terance, 18 Sixth Tape William, grocer, 197 Canal Tallis John & Co. publishers, 40 John Tapford Theobold, cook, 138 Attorney TALLIS WILLOUGHBY & CO. publishers, 46 Ve- Tappan Arthur, mercantile agency, 70 Cedar, h. N. sey, h. I l l Livingston, Brooklyn Jersey Tallmadge Benjamin H. u. s. dep. marshal, New Tappan Christopher P. flour inspector, 15 South, h City Hall, h. 13 St. Mark’s pi 61 Fifth Tallmadge Frederick A. recorder, recorder’s office, Tappan Daniel H. carman, 137 Charles (Park) h. 118 W . 14th Tappan Henry P. (Rev.) 13 Carroll pi. Tallmadge Fred’kS. lawyer, 50 Wall, h. 118 W . 14th Tappan Jeremiah P. insurance, 20 Merchants’ Ex­ Tallmadge Henry F. u. s. marshal, New City Hall, change, entrance in Hanover, h. 250 Henry, h. 13.St. Mark’s place Brooklyn Tallmadge James, 5 Washington sq. Tappan John S. v. pres. u. m. ins. comp. 58 Wall, h. Tallman Catherine, nurse, 25 A t . 1 250 Henry, Brooklyn Tallman Daniel S. mer. 15 Cortlandt, h. 37 Nassau, Tappan Lewis, cor. sec. a. & f. a. s. s. 48 Beekman, Brooklyn h. 68 Pierrpont. Brooklyn Tallman Elizabeth, widow of. John, 8 Vandam Tappan Offin B. printer, 31 Catharine Tallman Harman C. notary, 2 Dey Tappan & Douglass, mercantile agency, 70 Cedar Tallman Henry H. grocer, 16 Coenties si. h. B’klyn Tappen Abraham B. lawyer, 7 Nassau Tallman Jacob, carpenter, 363 Av. 6 Tappen Charles B. builder, 134 Rivington Tallamn John F. hotel, 425 West, h. 142 Hammond Tappen Charles S. agent, foot Duane, h. 416 G.wich Tallman John J. saloon, h. 80 Prince Tappen David, painter, 472£ Grand, h. 472£ Grand Tallman Lawson, saddler, 144Chrystie Tappen George sen. locks, 57£ Bowery, h. 165 Hestr Tallman Rachel, widow of John, 29 Leroy Tappen George jr. locksmith, 57J Bowery, h. 117 Tallman Rebecca, widow of Joseph, 287 Spring Forsy th TALLMAN STEPHEN S. painter, 444 Broome, h. Tappen George W. butcher,3 & 5 Catharine markt, 205 Mercer h. 13 Av. A * Tallman Tunis, cabinetmaker, Hudson c. Troy, h. Tappen Jane Ann, wid. John, 172 Ludlow 796 Greenwich Tappen William, hay carman. 154 Hammond Tallman William M. 51 Front, h. Brooklyn Tappen & Burd, paints, 472£ Grand TALLMAN & BAKER, grocers, 16 Coenties si. Tappen Tate William, laborer, 17 More J. ay lor Eliza, widow of George, 386 Bleecker 4Tate William, seaman, 324 Madison 1 aylor Elizabeth, widow o f Henry, 42 Av. D Taylor Evan, carman, 61 Cannon Tate William, fancystore, 157 Ay. 8, h. 157 Ay. 8 Taylor Frances, widow of Isaac, herbs, Washing- Tate William W. liquors, 58 Whitehall ton market, h. 152 W. Broadway Tatem John R. broker, 27 Wall, h. 296 W . 24th 1 aylor Frances, widow of John, 83 King , Tateosyan Hachadoor, importer, 101W . 24th Taylor Francis, pianos, 157 Franklin * Tatham Benjamin, lead pipe, 249 Water, h. 107 Taylor Gad, com. mer. 45 Cedar, h. 12 Sidney pi. E. Broadway Brooklyn J* !, Tatham Charles B. 249 Water, h. Brooklyn Taylor George (col’d), laborer, r. 35 Cannon ;TATHAM & BROTHERS, lead pipe, 247 & 249 Taylor George, liquorsr 34 W. Broadway, h. 523 Water Washington 2 Tattersall William K. express, 1 Nassau, h. 315Sixth Taylor George, 120 Willett , Tatye D. grocer, 299 Ay. 7, h. 299 Av. 7 Taylor George, carman, 18 Commerce ♦ 3 Tauber John A. importer, 102 Pedrl Taylor George, laborer, r. 643 Washington '• Taufkirch Phillip, tailor, 166 Broome Taylor George, lawyer, 14 Wall, h. Brooklyn ^Tauhsig William, pursemaker, 186 Pearl & 238 Taylor George, painter, r. 144 Lewis *• Delaney Taylor George, shoemaker 280 W.27th Taulbert Herman W . cabinetmaker, 155 W . 29th Taylor George & Co. vegetables, Washington m kt. *‘Tauscher John & Henry Eichinger splits, 18 Jacob, h. 93 Sullivan h. 135 Division Taylor George G. sec. bowery ins. co. 78 Eldridge [i- Tautghaeus Jacob, colorer, r. 113 Chrystie Taylor George K. asst, keeper City Hall, 78 Watts Tavelin Michael, founder, 704 Washington Taylor George L. clerk, 5 Hall o f Records, h. 138 3 Tavelin Michael, blacksmith, 280 W. 29th E. 19th * Taxter William A. carman, 198 W . 27th Taylor George W . trusses, 2£ Maiden la. h. Newark 8 TAYLER JOHN, tavern, 14 Dey, h. Williamsburg Taylor Gilbert, shoestone, 104 Mulberry f Taylor Abner, shoes, 298 Greenwich, h. 298 G’wich Taylor Gorham P. grocer, 87 Pike si, h. 104 Monroe •: Taylor Alexander, printer, 9 Thames, h. 60 Wooster- Taylor Hannah, widow o f Henry, 142 Lewis :: Taylor Alexander, broker, 76 Wall. h. 99 Greene Taylor Henry, laborer, Goerck n. Houston ^Taylor Alexender, segars, 65 Sheriff Taylor Henry, post office, h. 131 Eldridge hTaylor Alexander H. picture cleaner, 87 Cedar Taylor Henry A. merchant, 14 Wall, h. 50 W , 11th Taylor Alexander H. accountant, 71 Wall, h. 384 Taylor Henry E. mer. 81 Maiden la. h. Brooklyn a Av. 4 Taylor Henry J. merchant, 76 William, h. Jersey c. Taylor Alfred, clothing, 64 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Taylor Henry M. 37 South, h. Rathbun’s hotel p Taylor Alfred H. gasfitter, 70 Av. 4, h. 10 E. 11th Taylor Hepzibah E. widow of William, 5 Stanton icsTaylor Alfred W . captain, 151 Mott Taylor Hester H. 20 Norfolk Taylor Allen, 42 Elizabeth Taylor Hugh, baker, 456 Greenwich fcTaylor Alva B. & Co. printing presses, 3 Hague, h. Taylor Hugh W. hatter, 91 Fulton, h. 332 Pearl, Newark Brooklyn t .Taylor Ambrose S. printer, 174 Broome Taylor Isaac, glass cutter, 61 Elizabeth, h. 6 Stuy- 'iTaylor Andrew, salesman, 74 William,h.647 G’wich vesant x Taylor Andrew, caulker, r. 56 Ridge Taylor Isaac, carpenter, 182 Clinton Taylor Andrew J. clocks, 105 John Taylor Isaac, carman, 92 Barrow isTaylor Andrew S. stationer, 297 Av. 3, h. 297 Av. 3 Taylor Isaac (col’d), carman, 6 Clinton ct. i .Taylor Ann, boarding, 22 Cherry Taylor Isaac C. grocer, 8 Av. D, h. 6 Av. D Taylor Ann, 76 Sixth Tay'or Isaac E.physician, 828 Broadway :7Taylor Ann, seamstress, 46 Factory Taylor Jabez, policeman, 38 Barclay ^Taylor Arthur, drugs, 81 Houston, h. 81 Houston Taylor Jacob, laborer, 27 Troy Taylor Asa P. lawyer, 7 Nassau, h. 19 Douglass, Taylor James, laborer, 51 Cherry & Brooklyn Taylor James, waiter, 6 Doyer gTaylor Asher, marshal, 6 City Hall, h. 83 Spring Taylor James, boarding, 113 Greenwich Taylor Augustine, brushraaker, 19 Sheriff Taylor James, laborer, 51 Cherry $Taylor Benjamin, carpenter, 118 Madison Taylor James, laborer, 268 Av. 7 j Taylor Benjamin, carman, 26 Downing Taylor James, shipjoiner, r. 116 Columbia - Taylor Benjamin, blacksmith, 148 Varick Taylor James, hatter, 81 Beekman ..Taylor Benjamin F. rigger, 444 Cherry Taylor James, lawyer, 76 Nassau, bds. J>3l B’way Taylor Benjamin M. carman, 323 Ninth Taylor James, keeper City Hall, 9 Cijty Hall . Taylor Benjamin S. grocer, 80 Vesey, h.341 G’wich Taylor James, baker, r. 73 Fulton, jf. 406 Fourth ‘ Taylor Betsey, depository, 57 Factory Taylor James, stonecutter, 244 W." 24th Taylor Catharine, washing, r. 117 Charles TAYLOR JAMES B. 142 Water, h. Florence’s hotel Taylor Charles, brushes, 21 Scammel Taylor James E. W . silversmith, 33'Second ,r-Taylor Charles, upholsterer, r. 92 Essex Taylor James L. carpenter, 676 Fourth "Taylor Charles, carpenter, 25 First Taylor James M. & Co. drygoods, old number 215, Taylor Charles, pianos,$21 E. 26th new number ,227 Greenwich, h. 47 London Taylor Charles D. upholsterer, 85£ Orchard terrace 'Taylor Charles G. mer. 14 Wall, h. 50 W . 11th Taylor James R. watches, 9 Maiden lane, h. 182 ^Taylor Charles K. lawyer, 76 Nassau, h. 1051 B’way Henry, Brooklyn „ Taylor Charles M. sashmaker, 157 Houston Taylor James S. drygpods, 63 Catharine & 66 Bea­ • rTaylor Charles W . actor, 68 Bayard ver, h. 136 E. Broadway : Taylor D. Austin, importer, 45 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Taylor Jane, widow o f Abraham, 240 Spring Taylor Daniel, stagedriver, 97 W . 24th Taylor Jane (col’d), cook, 3 Anthony Taylor Daniel B. shipjoiner, 108 Cannon Taylor Jennette, seminary, 102 Waverly pi. TAYLOR DANIEL B. lawyer and commissioner Taylor Jeremiah B. coal, Av. 3 c. E. 30th, 195 Stan­ of deeds, 136 Nassau, h. Westchester ton, and Mangin c. Rivington, h. 456 Fourth TAY 522 TEE Taylor John, coal, Av. 8 n. 25th, h. 343 Ay . 8 Taylor Samuel, porterhouse, 443 Av. 4 Taylor John, liquors, 269 Ay . 1, h. 269 Av. 1 Taylor Samuel J. printer, 96 Cliff Taylor John, lettercarrier, 293 Delaney Taylor Sarah, widow of Thomas, 236 Broome Taylor John, engineer, r. 45 Forsyth TayloY Sarah, widow o f William, 6 Pearl Taylor John, 67 Thompson Taylor Stephen B. crockery, 100 Canal, h. 100 Canal Taylor John, carman, 178 Grand Taylor Theodore, accountant, 45 Cedar, h. W 31st Taylor John, crockery, 339 Av. 6 n. Av. 7 Taylor John, tailor, 24 Mulberry Taylor Theodore, sailmkr, 313 West, h. 80 Bedford Taylor John, engineer, r. 49 Pitt laylor Theodorus B. findings, 10 Ferry, h. 183 Taylor John, pilot, 107 South, h. 380 Grand Thompson TAYLOR JOHN, confectioner, 337 Broadway, h. Taylor Thomas, stagedriver, 299 Av. 8 337 Broadway Taylor Thomas, policeman, 1 Horatio Taylor John, carpenter, 296 W . 19th Taylor Thomas, laborer, 483 Twelfth Taylor John, tailor, 81 King Tayior Thomas, stables, 65 E. 24th, h. 139 E.26th Taylor John, lumber, 227 W . 16th Taylor Thomas, laborer, 321 Eighth Taylor John & Sons, brewers, 356 Greenwich Taylor Thomas, shoemaker, 48 Vandam Taylor John (col’d), laborer, 136 Chrystie Taylor Thomas B. butcher, E. 25th c. Av. 2, h. 173 Taylor John (col’d), waiter, r. 23 Leonard E. 24th Taylor John A. hatter, 91 Fulton, h. 132 Pearl, Taylor Thomas C.75E. 14th, h. Westchester Brooklyn Taylor Thomas D. seaman, 102 Monroe Taylor John C. drygoods, 78 William, h. 225 Henry TAYLOR THOMAS H. (Rev.), rectory, Grace Taylor John F. caulker, 639 Water Church, Broadway Taylor John G. costumer, 58 Prince, h. 58 Prince Taylor Thomas J. lawyer, 25 Nassau, h. 161 Liv­ Taylor John H. foreman, r. 126£ Forsyth ingston, Brooklyn Taylor John H. locksmith, 124 Walker Taylor Thomos M. undertaker, 133 Chrystie TAYLOR JOHN J. & CO. merchants, 41 South Taylor Wm. tinware, r. 158 William, h. Wmsbur® Taylor John L. carpenter, 68 W . 13th, h. 143 E.21st Taylor William, liquors, 233 Stanton Taylor John M. merchant, 15 Cortlandt, h. Br’klyn Taylor William, naval officer c. h.h. 49 Bleecker Taylor John N. lawyer, 142 Broadway, h. 71 State, Taylor William, 389 Broadway Brooklyn Taylor William, police, 29 Lewis Taylor John R. brewer, 356 Greenwich, h. Albany Taylor William, mats, 43 Perry TAYLOR JOHN S. boons, 143 Nassau, h.109 S. 8th, Taylor William, carman, 373 Greenwich Williamsburg Taylor William, porterhouse, 171 Elizabeth Taylor John W. saloon, 131 Norfolk Taylor William, blacksmith, 224 Av. 9 TAYLOR JOHN W . plain, colored, marbled fancy Taylor William, liquors, 118 Cedar, h. 118 Cedar papers, 295£ Pearl, h. 21 Scammel Taylor William, blacksmith, r. 39 Sheriff Taylor John W . (cord), waiter, r. 63 Sullivan j Taylor William, hatter, 191 Varick Taylor Jonathan I. harnessmaker, 95 W . 24th Taylor William, painter, 93 Oliver Taylor Joseph, fruit, 268 Av. 8 Taylor William, clerk, 163 Greene Taylor Joseph, basketmaker, r. 81 Beekman Taylor William, baker, 242 Av. 7 Taylor Joseph, packer, 97 Cedar Taylor William A. 238 E. 14th Taylor Joseph, metalroller, 90 Chrystie Taylor William A. coffins, 163 Bowery, h. 46 Taylor Joseph B. brewer, 356 Gr’wich, h. 8 Hubert Rivington Taylor Joseph D. mer. 66 South, h. 56 Lispenard Taylor William B. postoffice, h. 183 Thompson Taylor Joseph J. clerk, 164 Av. 9 Taylor William B. imp. 17 Cedar, h. Jersey city Taylor Joseph R. compt. 5 Hall Rec. h. 138 E. 19th Taylor William B. printer, 201 William, h. 335 Av. 6 Taylor Joseph S. cloth, 52 Maiden lane Taylor William B. jr. 88 Av. 2 Taylor Joseph S. baker, 567 Av. 8 Taylor Wm. C. grocer, 13 6 Front, h. 220 Thompson Taylor Joseph W . crockery, 62 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Taylor William H. jeweller, 124 W. Broadway . Taylor Lawrence, iron railings, 199 Centre, h. 183 Taylor Wm. H. butcher, 19 Stanton, h. 169 E. 24th Forsyth . Taylor William H. caulker, 572 Grand Taylor Lewis, carman, 28 Oliver Taylor William I. carman, 35 Cannon Taylor Lewis, carpenter, 178 E. 17th Taylor William L. broker, 76 Wall, h. 99 Greene Taylor Luke, E. 14th, c. Av. A Taylor William P. drygoods, 59 Catharine h. 59 Taylor Lydia, widow o f Levi, 10 Greenwich Av. ^Catharine Taylor Lydia, widow o f Robert, 270 Ninth TAYLOR WILLIAM R. coal & wood, 176 Broad­ Taylor Lyman, lumber, W. 14th c. Av. 10, h. 206 way. h. 337 Av. 4 W . 19th Taylor William R. bookkeeper, 113 Norfolk Taylor Margaret, widow. 98 Vandam Taylor Zalmon, clothing, 249 Pearl, h. 86 Sands, Taylor Margaret, 99 Charlton Brooklyn Taylor Mary, widow o f William, 14 Fifth Taylor M. B. & Co. hattersgoods, 159 Water Taylor Mary S. widow of George W . 21 Clark Taylor Brothers, brokers, 76 Wall Taylor Morris, tailor, 196 Canal TAYLOR & CO. crockery, 62 Pearl TAYLOR MOSES & CO. merchants, 44 South, h. Taylor & Marks, silkgoods, 76 William 122 Av 5 Taylor & Merrill, com. mers. 36 Burling si. Taylor Moses B. grocer, 93 Walker, h. 96 Elm TAYLORS & RICHARDS, imps. 45 Cedar Taylor Nazareth B. hatters’ goods, 159 Water, h. 225 Taylor & Ritch, grocers, 136 Front Spring Taylor & Warschauer, tailors, 196 Canal Taylor Nicholas, hatter, 368 Hudson TAYLOR & WILKINSON,boarding, 113 Greenwich TAYLOR P. W. botanist, 55 Fourth Taylor & Wilson, shipbread bakers r. 73 Fulton Taylor Peter B. broker, 76 Wall, h. 99 Greene Tayntor Asa, bakery, 99 Canal, h. 99 Canal Taylor Peter G. & Co. hardware, 214 Pearl, h. 197 Teackle E. W . 122 Broadway, h. 81 St. Mark’s pi Washington, Brooklyn Teazle Nelson (col’d), whitewashing, 165 Broome TAYLOR RICHARD, coal, Av. 2 c. E. 22d, and Tealien Michael, porterhouse, 492 West, h, 492 Wst . fancy store, 547 Hudson, h. 547 Hudson Teall Elizabeth, widow of Oliver B. 261 Av. 3 Taylor Richard, flagger, 139 W. 19th Tean Margel, tailor, 68 Norfolk Taylor Robert, 324 Bleecker Teare John, shoemaker, 439 Hudson Taylor Robert, importer, 16 Broad, h. 25 White Tease Samuel, dockbuilder, 22 Hamersley Taylor Robert, late grocer, 648 Water Tease William, stonecutter, 90 Broome Taylor Robert, laborer, r. 55 Rutgers Teaz Rich’d, paints, 177 W. 14th, h. W.19th c. Av. 8 ; Taylor Robert, doorkeeeper, 80j Cannon TEBBETS HORACE B. coal, 40 Wall, h. Astor h Taylor Robert L. com. mer. 36 Burling slip, h. 52 Tebow Eliza, widow o f John, 11 Leonard Union place Tebow Peter, carman 11 Christopher Taylor Shmuel, late, tailor, 243 Greenwich Teegleher Jacob, chairs, 267 Monroe Taylor Samuel, carman, 56 Gansevoort Teel George, foreman, 200 Mulberry, h. Hoboken TEN 523 TE R Teeny James, laborer, 223 Mott Tenny Hugh, hackman, 22 Sullivan Teeple Samuel H. shoemaker, 84 Bedford Tenny Ruth, widow o f Richard, 66 Hudson Teefcs Abraham, machinist, 62 Beach Tenpenny James, porterhouse, 126 Anthony Teets Balfe, tailor, 62 Furton, h. 20 Spring Tenseller Alfred, tailor, r. 37 Willett Teets David, tinsmith, 54 Harrison Tepe Herman, grocer, 164 Leonard, h. 164 Leonard Teets Philip, tinsmith, 296 G’wich, h. 32 Jay Tepe William, grocer, 164 Leonard Teets Ralph, tailor, 62 Fulton, h. 20 Spring Teetsy Peter, tailor, 124 Willett ^ ’ Provi’ns, 69 Rivington, h. 69 Rivngtn TEPPER LEOPOLD, broker in indigo, linseed oil, TEFFT ASA C. agent, 23 Coenties si. h. 333 Henry, quercitron, &c. 101 Wall, h. 14 Wyckoff, Bklyn Brooklyn - Terbell Henry S. mer. 24 Cortlandt, h. 53 Walker Tefft Erastus T. mer. 144 B’way, h. 32 Waverly pi. Terbell Jeremiah, coal, 519 Hudson, & fire ins. 173 Tefft E. T. &. Co. drygoods, 144 Broadway Canal, h. 66 Twelfth Tegeler William H. cabinetmaker, 164 Mulberry, h. Terbell Jubal, 59 Walker r. 88 Barrow Teibo Joseph, cabinetmaker, 67 Laurens TERBELL, JENNINGS & Co.drygds, 24 Cortlandt 1 erboss Catharine, widow of Isaac, 145 Hudson Teichman Frederic, shoemaker, 122 Lewis Terheun Abraham, cooper, 26 Water, h. 165 W.21st Teigeler Christian, shoemaker, 75 James Terheun John C. windowshades, 449 Pearl Teiger Henry P. manufacturer, 374 Tenth Terheun & Martin, coopers, 26 Water Tein George, blacksmith, r. 167 Second Terhune Albert, drygoods, 173 Av. 6 h, 231 Av. 6 Teiner Charles, laborer, 131 Third Terhune Cornelius, books, 211 W . 13th * Teirney John, laborer, 366 Tenth Terhune Garrett T. drygoods, 7 Broad, h. 77 Varick Teimey Martin, carpenter, 96 Warren Terhune James, carpenter, r.31 Cornelius Teis William, laborer, 72 Gansevoort Terhune James B. cooper, 13>Greenwich Av. Teitjen Henry, grocer, 337 Av. 6 Terhune John, late shoemaker, 127 Perry Teixeira Domingues J. (Rev). 11 Ridge Terhune John, carpenter, 87 Av. 9 Teker Andrew, laborer, 67 Mangin Terhune John, windowshades, 71 Division Telcamph H. D. imp. 145 Maiden lane Terhune John A. L. carman, 671 Washington Telfair Edward W . clerk naval office, c. h. h. 31st Terhune John B. carpenter, 252 W . 29th n. Av. 3 TERHUNE MARTIN, broker, 107 Murray, h. 317 Telfer Charlotte, segars, 82 Division Washington Telfer David, milkman, 642 Hudson Terhune Peter, carpenter, 195 W . 15th Telfer John, cabinetmaker, 83 Pike Terhune Phoebe, 38 Watts Telfer John, stationer, 94 Av. 3 Terhune Ralph, carman, 14 Renwick Telfer Mary Anne, widow, 105 E. 22d Terhune Richard, blacksmith, r. 165 Hester Telfer Matthew, sailmaker, 105 E. 22d Terhune Stephen, carpenter, 469 Av. 9 Telford John, shipcarpntr, 44 West. h. 34 N. Moore Terhune Stephen, carman, r. 31 Cornelia Telford Richard, laborer, 423 Greenwich Terhune Stephen G. carpenter, 73 Sullivan Telle Hamilton C. confectioner, 347 Av. 6 Terhune Thomas, sashmkr, 27 Second, h. 27 Secnd Telle Sydney, shoemaker, 174 W . 20th Ternan Winifred, wid. o f Thomas, W . 36th n. Av. 9 Teller Abigail, widow o f Stephen, 16 King Terpening Isaac, carman, 85 Av. 9 Teller Abraham, carman, 112 Twelfth Terpeny Nathaniel, builder, 185 Fifth Teller Edward, carpenter, 183 Av. B Terpeny James, lime, 246 Seventh Teller Henry, inspector, 275 Seventh Terra Caspar, segars, Av. 8 n. W . 22d Teller Isaac, hatter, 124 Sheriff Terrance Cath. (col’d) wid. Steph. wash. 19 Leonard Teller John, hatter, 62 Bowery Terrel Nathaniel B. hackman, 8 Clark Teller Peter W . lawyer, 80 Second Terrell Alonzo, butcher, 13 Desbrosses Teller Rebecca, fancygoods, 92 Av. 3 Terrer C. segars, 412 Av. 8, h. 412 Av. 8 Teller Richard, blacksmith, 112 Twelfth Terrett Dudley R. mer. 251 Front, h. 48 Lispenard Teller William, carpenter, 87 Ridge Terrett Horatio N. mer. 251 Front, h. 48 Lispenard Telley Nathan, machinist, 59 Montgomery Terrett John C. books. 123 Fulton, h. 48 Lispenard Telly William, shoemaker, 19 Downing Terrey Daniel, oystersaloon, 177£ Hester Telsone Abraham, caulker, 399 Stanton Terrill Caleb O. builder, 260 W . I8th Tempest Thomas, broker, 62 Wall, h.45Willoughby, Terry Benjamin C. shipcarpenter, 117 Christopher Brooklyn Terry Charles M. & Co. shipchandlers, 106 South, Tempest & Dixon, brokers, 62 Wall h. 92 Madison Temple John E. variety store, 187 Mulberry Terry David, salesman, 422 Washington Temple Joseph, currier, r. 13 Rose Terry David (Rev.), secretary, r. 199 Mulberry, h. Temple Patrick M. speculator, 37 Pearl 31 Charlton Temple Richard, collector, 4 New, h. 910 Broadway TERRY EDMUND, lawyer, 44 Wall, h. 42 Remsen, Temple Thomas, sailor, 327 Water Brooklyn Temple William, laborer, 134 Liberty Terry Edward, boatman 742 Washington Tenbroeck Henry, carpentr, 102 Church, h. New. J. Terry Elmer, speculator, 87 Cannon Tenbroeck N. Edwin, drygoods, 239 Greenwich, h. Terry Francis, butcher, 101 Essex Butt’s hotel Terry Galen, agent, 9 Clinton pi. h. 68 Carmine TENBROECK RENSSELAER, lawyer, 187 Green­ Terry George, grocer, 97 Franklin, h. 97 Franklin wich c. Dey, h. E. Chester Terry James M. ladies’boots, 250 Monroe Tenbrook Archibald, porter, 171 Ludlow Terry James R. dep. sheriff, 4 City Hall, h. 38 Pike Tenbrook Frauceina, 254 Av.?4 Terry John, wood, 31 Mangin Tenbrook Francis, widow o f John, 135 Elizabeth Terry John R. shipcarpenter, 196 West, h. 94 Watts Tenbrook George W . blindmaker, 296 Mulberry Terry John R. clerk, 54 Harrison Tenbrook John, broker, 54 Wall, h. 119 Fourth Terry John T. mer. 68 Front, h. 83 Willow, B’klyn Tench George G. clerk, 20 Downing Terry Joshua, shipsmith, 116 Columbia Tener Isaac, 64 W . 23d Terry Lucien B. hidebroker, 50 Ferry, h. 19 London Teneyck Conrad A. com. iqer. 67 South, h.. 278 Terrace Pearl, Brooklyn Terry Nathaniel, upholsterer, 15 Minetta Teneyck Henry, clerk, 8 city hall, h. 105 Essex Terry Nathaniel M. shipchandler, 106 South, h. 174 Teneyck f*eter, physician, 286 Av. 8 Henry Teneyck Richard, engraver, 122 Nassau, h. Wmsbg Terry Orrin, hidebroker, 6 Ferry, h. 20 Chelsea Teneyck & Dickey, com. mers 67 South cottage, W . 24tb Tennant Catharine, wid. o f Christopher, 88 Barrow Terry S. K. widow, boarding, 42 Warren Tenney Patrick, r. 75 Hamersley Terry Samuel H. drygds, 74 William, h. Bergen TENNEY R. jeweler, 251 Broadway, h. 66 Hudson Terry William, gunsmith, r. I l l Mott Tennis Henry, grocer, W . 38th n. Av. 9 Terry Zephaniah, grocer, 97 Franklin Tennis Jergen, grocer, 513 Houston Terry Van R. & Son, shipjoiners, 196 West, h. 451 Tenny Benjamin F. carman, 48 First Washington THE 524 THO Terry Z. & G. grocers, 97 Franklin Theis Anthony, carman, 358 Eighth Terry Brothers, hidebrokers, 6 Ferry Theis Frederick, turner, r. 316 Grand, h. r. 316 Grand Terwilleger Benjamin, carman, 130 Charlton Theis Mathias, cabinetmaker, 49 Av. B Terwilleger Sarah, widow of Abraham, boarding, Theisz H. shoemaker, 39 Suffolk 220 Cherry Theisz John, cabinetmkr, 581 Fourth, h. 581 Fourth Teso John, engine turner, 42 Ann, h. 42 Beekman Theler Frederick, boarding, 69 Duane Tessier Andre, 67 W . 13th Theobald Taffy, shoemaker, 198 Delaney Tessier Peter, hairdresser, 459 Broadway Theofelt Henry, baker, 456 Av. 10 Teterel Frederick, merchant, 38 Broad Therasson Louis F. lawyer, 13 Wall, h. 75 Amos Teterel & Blain, importers, 38 Broad THERASSON & BRYAN, lawyers, 13 Wall Tetley Thomas, shoemaker, r. 109 Eldridge Theriott Augustus B. importer, 17 William, h. 54 Tetyan Christian, grocer, 123 Greenwich Ay. h. W. Washington place Ninth Av. c. W . 16th Theuret Marchant C. butcher, 105 W . Broadway Teubner T. B. printer, 12 N. William Theuret Nicholas, butcher, 105 W.B’way,h.28 White Teuchmann Ernest, shoemaker, 78 Ay. B Theuret & Co. butchers, 105 W. Broadway Teufel John, tailor, r. 59 Bayard Theuemer Charles, grocer, 248 Third and 216 Fifth, Teuken Claus, porterhouse, 145 Greenwich h. 248 Third Tevan Daniel, pedler, 508 Water Thewin Christian S. coppersmith, 91 Catharine Teves Christopher T. grocer, 620 Water Thewrt Antonio, liquors, 112 Liberty Teves Gottleib, cabinetmaker, 92 Essex Thias John H. R. grocer. 301 Av. 2 Teves John H. late grocer, 58 Gouverneur Thibault Charles, 15 Washington place Tevilen Hugh, laborer, r. 38 Hamersley Thickbroom Jabez, porterhouse, 154 Walker, h. 154 Tevlin William, carpenter, 220 W . 16th Walker Textor Conrad, tailor, 72 Av. 4 Thiede Theodore, tinsmith, 32 Trinity place Teyn Andrew, grocer, 216 Hudson, h. 216 Hudson Thiel John, tailor, r. 34J Suffolk Thacher George (Rev.), 120 Second Thiel John P. liquors, 227 Washington, h. Hoboken Thacher George W . com. mer. 189 Pearl Thiel Lewis, boatman, 350 Front Thacher Henry, 120 Second Thiel Nicholas, tailor, r. 62 Essex Thacker John, porterhouse, Av. 6 n. W . 16th THIEL & VEECKENS, liquors, 227 Washington Thaler Casper, candles, 318 W . 17th Thiele William, upholsterer, 223£ Division, h. 223J Thaler Joseph, grocer, 44 Attorney Division Thaler Joseph & Co. candles, r. 99 Pitt Thielemann Henry, commission merchant, 19 Old Thalheimer Raphael, tailor, 28 Pitt slip, h. Jersey city Thall John F. baker, 528 Grand, h. 528 Grand THIELEMANN & ARTHUR, com. mers. 19 Old sL Thall Joseph, carman, 53 Cannon Thieme Francis W . liquors, 258 William Thall Louis, grocer, 226 Stanton Thierer Francis, porterhouse, 108 Delaney Thallon Robert, mer. 75 Pearl, h. Liverpool THIERIOT FERDINAND, importer of (watches THALLON & TAIT, merchants, 75 Pearl and clocks, 30 Cortlandt, h. Jersey city Thalman Francis, grocer, 145 Prince, h.130 Laurens Theirrer Adolph, teacher, 81 Duane Thalman Moriz, shoemaker, 393 Broome Thierrer Morgan, silversmith, 63 Duane Thatcher Daniel G. stageagent, 681 Fourth Thiers William F. J. druggist, 245 Centre Thatcher Jane, wid. Bartholomew W . I l l Greene THIES FRANCIS, musical agent, 76 W. Broadway Thatcher John C. 93 St. Mark’s pi. Thies Herman, shoemaker, 7 Rector Thatcher John P. shoes, 233 Houston and 79 Av. C, Thies John H. Rudolph, grocer, 171E. 21st h. 233 Houston Thies William, clothing, 32 Bowery, h. 32 Bowery THATFORD GILBERT S. bathing and hairdress­ Thies & Herder, clothing, 32 Bowery ing, 41 Merchant’s exchange, h. 92 Ludlow Thiesse Auguste F. tailor, r. 56 Av. B Thatford Jos. hairdresser, 402 Grand, h. 402 Grand IThilemann Frederick, grocer, Av. 3 c. E.42d,h. Av. Thaule George & William, cabinetmakers, r. 98 3 c. E. 42d Wooster, h. 102 Wooster Thiodon Eugene, musician, 436 Broadway Thayer Ebenezer, agent, 6 Wall, h. Brooklyn Tbisilton William G. painter, 526 E. 12th Thayer Erastus D. lancygoods, 86 Cedar, h. B’klyn Thison Henry, agent, 80 Nassau Thayer I mory, strawgoods, 173 Pearl, h. Charleston Thistle Isabella, widow of Robert, 73 Barrow Thayer F. Porter, chairs, 177 B’way, h. 37 Barclay Thistle John, grocer, 77 Av. C, h. 79 Av. C Thayer George M. shipjoiner, 655 Fourth Thistle Samuel, carpenter, 287 W. 18th, h. 112Av,10 Thayer Henry, surgeon, 166 Elm Thistle Samuel E. late stonecutter, 294 W. 18th Thayer Horace, maps, 50 Ann, h. 58 S. Eighth, Thives John L. tailor, 4 Allen Williamsburg Thlenburg Frederick, butcher, 134 Av. C Thayer Isaac T. cloths, 44 Maiden la. h. Clifton, S. I. Thoersen Peter, carpenter, 154 Third Thayer James S. lawyer, and public administrator, Tholle Theodore, blacksmith, 227 Division 7 Nassau, h. 39 E. 29th Thom David, machinist, 147 W. 26th, h. 147 W.26th Thayer Joel F. stagedriver, 6 Columbia place Thom Jas. jr. silkgds, 67 William, h. 61 State, B’lyn Thayer James H. shipjoiner, 190,191 and 195 Lewis, Thom Jesse, wid. of James, 767 Greenwich h. 12 North Third,*Williamsburg Thom Lucinda, thread & needles, 57 Av. 8 Thayer Joseph B. restaurant, 201 Canal Thoma Anthony, shoemaker, 15 Anthony Thayer Nelson D. agent, 2 Horatio Thomae George F. com. mer. 82 South, h. 115 Thayer Norton, school, 756 B’way, h. 756 B’way Hicks, Brooklyn ' ' k* Thayer Seth, forwarding, 108 Broad Thomann Antoine, turner, 176 Centre, h. 96 Mott Thayer Stephen H. lawyer, 18 Beekman,h. State bet. Thomas Abijah B. importer. 41 John, h. 254 W. 20th Hicks and Henry, Brooklyn Thomas Alfred, tailor, 47 Pitt Thayer Theodore, brassfinisher, 70 Cannon Thomas Alfred T. physician, 160 Cherry Thayer Warren, baker, 181 W. 29th Thomas Allen T. clerk, Essex mkt. h. 108 Essex Thayer William W. drugs, 319 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Thomas Ann, boarding, 68 Grand Thayer & Perkins, fancygoods, 86 Cedar Thomas Ansel, cabinetjnkr, 11 Clark, h. 523 Broome Thealai John, hatter, r. 36 Cherry Thomas Archibald A. mer. 51 Cortlandt, h. Newark Theall Abraham, grocer,105 Ludlow, h.105 Ludlow Thomas Augustus, silkgds. 16 Broad, h. 68 E. 27th Theall Charlotte, boarding, 69 Murray Thomas Benjamin, jeweler, 51 Beekman, h. 146 S. Theall David, late grocer, 34 Downing Second, Williamsburg Theall Elias L. druggist, 47 Rutgers, h. 47 Rutgers Thomas Catharine, dressmaker, 72£ Delaney Theall James E. morocco dresser, 60 Division Thomas Catharine, wid. of William, 66 Lewis Theall Joseph, carman, 6 Pike Thomas Catharine, wid. of John C. 196 Av. 3 Thebaud Edward, mer. 25 Old si. h. 16 Leroy place Thomas Catharine J. wid. of Alfred, 109 Amity Theibeau Joseph, watchcase maker, 14 Rose Thomas Charles, boatman, 8 Battery place Theiling William T. grocer, 14 Hamersley place Thomas Cornelius W. silkgoods, 16 Broad, h.West* Theiry John B. porter, r. 41 Anthony 1 Chester THO 525 THO Thomas Curtis, captain, 211 Monroe Thomas Morris, marketman, 115 Wooster Thomas Daniel, fruity 212 Washington, h. Jersey c. Thomas P. J. carpenter, 88 Ann, h. Brooklyn Thomas Daniel, pianomaker, 596 Washington, h. 31 Thomas Patrick, guns, r. 24 Pell Clarkson Thomas Peter, exchange, 69 Marion Thomas David, huckster, 6 Essex mkt. h.l34Suffolk Thomas Peter, mason, 49 Suffolk Thomas David, wheelwright, 346 Cherry, h. 292 Thomas Peter, porter, 186 Second Henry Thomas Porter, dentist, 405 Broome Thomas David A. pilot, 147 Madison Thomas Richa>d, hatter, W . 32d n. Av. 8 Thomas Edward, shoemaker, 66 W . 13th Thomas Richard, turner, 128 Norfolk Thomas Edward, watchmaker, 24 James Thomas Richard, carriagemaker, 203 Seventh Thomas Edward (col’d), whitewshr, r. 120Eldridge Thomas Richard, shoemaker, 20 Hamersley Thomas Edwin R. hoist wheel maker. 82 Gold, h. Thomas Richd F. jeweler, r. 257 Grand, h. 10 First 101 Leroy Thomas Robert, porterhouse, 240 South, h. 181 Thomas Elias, baths, 68 W . 14th Cherry Thomas Elias, 97 Grand Thomas Robert, porterhouse, 634 Hudson Thomas Eliza (col’d), segarmaker, r. 63 Sheriff Thomas Robert R. brushmaker, 53 Chrystie Thomas Ellen, wid. o f George, 55 Fifth Thomas Sarah, (col’d), wid. Charles 42 Sheriff Thomas Ephraim, copyist, 547 Pearl Thomas Sarah A. (col’d), wid. of John, r. 230 Mott Thomas Frances, wid. o f John, r. 163 Mulberry Thomas Theodore, moroccodresser, 18Vandewater Thomas Francis, caulker, 688 Fourth Thomas Thomas, architect, 114 Grand, h. 20 Thomas Francis (col’d), porter, 70£ Pine, h. B’klyn E. 22d Thomas Frank, machinist, 58 Sheriff Thomas Thomas, grates, 63 Nassau Thomas Frederick, confectioner, 214 Houston, h. Thomas Thomas, goldbeater, 91 Cliff, h. 91 Cliff 214 Houston Thomas Thomas, painter, 42 Clinton Thomas Gabriel J. drugs, 126 Pearl, h. 11 Court, THOMAS THOMAS, JR. architect, 304 Broadway, Brooklyn h. 175 Spring Thomas George, fancystore, 347 Av. 8, h. 347 Av. 8 Thomas William, machinist, 101 Cannon Thomas George, watchman, 153 Second Thomas William, printer, 141 Delaney Thomas George (col’d), coachman, r. 224 Delaney Thomas William, mason, 43 Hammond Thomas George C. u. s. measurer, c. h. h. 206Tenth Thomas William, drugs, 86 William, h. New Jersey Thomas George W . porter, 9 Nassau Thomas Wiliam, architect, E. 42d c. Av. 3 Thomas Gregory, laborer, r. 57 Orange Thomas William, umberellas, r. 73 W . 18th Thomas Gregory, pilot, 57 Gouverneur Thomas William, carman, 95 Clinton Thomas Griffith, architect, 114 Grand, h 20 E, 22d Thomas William, (col’d), whitewasher, 18 Greene Thomas Henry, strawgoods, 200 Av. 8 Thomas William, (col’d), porter, r. 38 Pitt Thomas Henry, boatman, 145 Eleventh Thomas William D. butcher, 609 Fourth Thomas Henry (col’d), butcher, 136 Chrystie Thomas William H. shoemaker, 67 W . 15th Thomas Henry (col’d), barber, r. 64 Mercer Thomas William H. mer. 92 Wall, h. Hoboken Thomas Henry B. shipjoiner, 13 Caroline Thomas William H. butcher, 147 Av. 6, h. 99 First Thomas James, carpenter, 175 Fourth Thomas William W . embroideries, 240 Bowery, h. Thomas James, seaman, 253 Monroe 240 Bowery Thomas James, carpenter, 124 Hammond THOMAS BROTHERS, com. mers. 53 Exch. pi. Thomas James, ruenemaker, 12 Gay Thomas C. W . & A. importers, 16 Broad Thomas James, shipcarpenter, 297 Sixth Thomas E. G. & E. H. milliners, 344 Bowery, h. Thomas James D. carpenter, 2 Stanton 68 Crosby Thomas James H. bookkeeper, 41 Columbia THOMAS T. & SON, kitchen furniture, fenders & Thomas James P. broker, 74 Beaver, h. 25 St.Mark’s andirons, 63 Nassau §§Mplace Thomas T. & Son, architects, 114 Grand Thomas Jane, boarding, 189 Church Thomas & Branch, liquors^ 240 South Thomas Jane, dressmaker, 42 E. 18th Thomas & Condit, com. mer. 51 Cortlandt Thomas Jane, wid. of Davis, 82 16th Thomas & Davenport, com. mers. 9 Water Thomas Jane D. wid. o f John, boarding, 317 Tenth THOMAS & FRANKLIN, com. mers. 128 Pearl & Thomas Jeddiah, ropemaker, 84 Clinton 92 & 94 Water Thomas Jemima, wid. o f William, 11 Amity pi. THOMAS & HALEY, fruits, 212 Washington . Thomas Jennet, wid. o f William A. 68 Crosby Thomas & Irving, embroideries, 240 Bowery Thomas Jesse, carpenter, 95 Cannon THOMAS & MAXWELL, drugs, 86 William Thomas John, carman, 167 W . 18th THOMAS & RUST, drugs, 126 Pearl Thomas John, tailor, 64 Vandam Thomaselli Jacob, barber, 37 Mers. Ex. h. Brooklyn Thomas John, printer, 1 Spruce & 59 Ann, h. 15 Thomeley Rebecca, wid. George, fancy6tr, 413 Av.8 Lispenard Thompson A. R. jeweler, 155 Fulton, h. 577 Broome Thomas John, morocco dresser, 13 Rose Thompson Aaron N. & Co. agents, 196 Fulton, h. Thomas John, engineer, 117 Av. B 133 Leroy Thomas John, porter, 180 Eldridge Thompson Aaron K. com. mer. 23 South,h.llE.llth Thomas John, goldbeater, 434 Cherry Thompson Aaron R. teas, 20 Pine, & u. s. m. c. h. h. Thomas John, mer. 128 Pearl, h. Greenburgh, N.Y. 165 Twelfth Thomas John, porterhouse,10 Centre, h. 169 E.21st Thompson Abel K. bookkeeper, 46 Cedar, h. 107 Thomas John (col’d), seaman, r. 50 Third Greene Thomas John (col’d), shoemkr, r. 162 Waverly pi. Thompson Abraham G. physician, 83 Beekman & Thomas John B. printer, 201 William, h. 97 Sullivn 47 South Thomas John C. grocer, 169 Allen, h. 169 Allen Thompson Abrhm. G. mer. 62 Wall, h. 174 William Thomas Jonathan W . com. mer. 53 Exchange pi. Thompson Albert A. starch, 196 Fulton, h. 455 h. 239 State, Brooklyn Greenwich Thomas Joseph, cooper, 226 E. Broadway Thompson Alexander, carpenter, r. 110 Laurens Thomas Lewis, pilot, 185 Broome Thompson Alfred G. carman. 116 Suffolk Thomas Lewis, milkman, 265 W . 16th Thompson Allen M. tailor, h. 325 Third Thomas Lewis S. lawyer, 9 Nassau, h. 100 W . 11th Thompson Amos R. watchmaker, 155 Fulton, h. Thomas Ludlow, importer, 53 Beaver, h. Staten I. 577 Broome Thomas Luke W . com. mer. 53 Exchange pi. h. 185 Thompson Anderson (col’d), porter, r. 224 Delaney Henry, Brooklyn Thompson Andrew, seaman, 19 West Thomas Margaret, widow o f John, huckster, 45 Thompson Andw. lawyer. 25 Nassau, h. 132 Second Catharine mkt. h. r. 160 Cherry Thompson Andrew, shipcarpenter, 420 Cherry Thomas Mark H. millwright, 287 Madison Thompson Andrew, sawyer, 300 W . 17th Thomas Martha (col’d), nurse, 158 Crosby Thompson Ann, widow, nurse, 215 W. 20th Thomas Mary E. widow o f William, 9 Essex Thompson Ann, wid. Samuel, boarding, 30 Madison Thomas Marquis D. mer. 9 Water, h. Brooklyn Thompson Ann, r. 187 Spring THO 526 THO Thompson Ann, seamstress, 7J- Elizabeth Thompson James, clerk, r. 173 Monroe Thompson Asa sen. shoemaker, 80 Sheriff Thompson James, junk, Av. 9 c.iW. 25th Thompson Asa jr. printer, 80 Sheriff Thompson James, blacksmith, Av. 2 n. E. 28th THOMPSON AUSTEN D. restaurant, 25 Pine, h. Thompson James & Co. com. dfealers, 11 Washing- 130 Thompson ton market, h. 60£ Norfolk / Thompson Benjamin M tailor, 223J Bowery THOMPSON & SON, confectioners, 315 Broadway Thompson Catharine, widow of Charles, 39 Ridge Thompson James B. furnishing, 304 Bowery Thompson Catharine, widow of Matthew, 169 Av.3 Thompson James M. carman, r. 136 W. 16th Thompson Charles, sparmaker, 308 Monroe Thompson James W . clerk, 89 Crosby Thompson Charles, porter, 12 Spring Thompson Jane, widow of George, 74 W. 24th Thompson Chas. A. clerk, 4 Hall Rec. h .ll E. 11th Thompson Jane (cold’d), washing, r. 81 Av. 9 Thompson Charles G. agent, 73 Nassau Thompson Jaques, japanner, 305 Pearl, h. 273 Hson Thompson Charles S. jr. piano maker, 198 Stanton Thompson Jeanette, widow o f James, 281 Av. 6 Thompson Charles S carman, 198 Stanton , Thompson Jerome, artist, 224hFourth Thompson Charles W . engraver, 73 Nassau Thompson John, carpenter, 1. 146 Av.8 Thompson Charlte E. (col’d), dressmkr, 133 W . 15th Thompson John, mariner, r. a59 Chrystie Thompspn Cornelia A. widow of Lewis, 30 Morton Thompson John, rigger, 191 Cherry THOMPSON CORPORAL, hotel, A y . 5 c. W . 23d Thompson John, cashr. Irving bank, Greenwich, h. Thompson Daniel, mason, 172 W. 26th 55 Vestry . I Thompson David, mason, 542 Pearl Thompson John, porterhouse, 11 Washington Thompson David, pres. n. y. life ins. & tr. co. 52 Thompson John, clerk, r. 135 Delaney Wall, h. 25 Latayette pi. Thompson John, stevedore,<319 Ninth Thompson David R. agent, 316 Broadway Thompson John, rigger, 38V Cherry Thompson Duncan, 90 Thompson Thompson John, ship carpenter, r. 37 Goerck \ Thompson Dinan (col’d), wid. laundress,r.240Mlbry. Thompson John, carpenter, 334 Av. 8 Thompson Ebenezer J. patternmaker, 23J- Clarke Thompson John, rigger, 5 Catharine slip Thompson Edward, auctioneer, 400 Bowery, h. 400 Thompson John, stevedore, 53 West, h.166 Gold, Bowery Brooklyn Thompson Edward (col’d), whitewashes 25 Minet- Thompson John, shoes, 361 Hudson ta lane & 226 Second Thompson John, sawfiler, 145 Lewis Thompson Edward W. butcher, 132 Reade Thompson John, broker, 64 Wall, & publisher, 12 Thompson Eliza, widow of James M. 385 Av. 2 Spruce, h. West park Thompson Elizabeth, wid. of Richd. 99 Thompson Thompson John, carman, 9 Rector Thompson Elizabeth, tailoress, 70 Lewis Thompson John, shipwright, 195 Fifth Thompson Elizabeth, widow, 165 Hester Thompson John, machinist, Av. 1 c. E. 25th Thompson Elizabeth, wid. o f Win. A. 148 Canal Thompson John (col’d), butcher, r. 21 First Thompson Elizabeth, wid. Jonathan, 83 Beekman Thompson John (col’d), porter, r. 143 Chrystie Thompson Elizabeth, wid. of Francis, 82 Charlton Thompson John (col’d). waiter, r. 6 York Thompson Ellen, boarding, 75 Mercer Thompson JohnB. (col’d), waiter, 57 W. Broadway THOMPSON ELMOR, millinerygoods, 2 Dey Thompson John C. carpets, 8 Spruce, h. 23 Pike Thompson Ephraim D. 151 Eldridge Thompson John C. com. mer. 149 Pearl, h. Staten I. Thompson Ezekiel R. com. mer. 4 Washington Thompson John G. smith, 7 Henry, h. Williamsbrg market, h. N. J. Thompson JohnG. shipjoiner, 93 Cherry Thompson Francis, shoemaker. 216 W . 26th Thompson John H. crackerbaker, 61 First Thompson Francis, gasfitter, 75 Mott Thompson John P. physician, 47 Watts Thompson Frederick A. brushes, 288 Grand Thompson John R. clerk, 122 Wooster, h. 82 Ch’ton Thompson George, 195 W . 17th Thompson John William, carpenter, 40 Thompson Thompson George, accountant, 190 Allen Thompson John W . agent, 115 Charlton Thompson George, speculator, 188 Eldridge Thompson John W . carpenter, 128 Ludlow > Thompson George, butcher, 142 Amos Thompson John W . shipwright, 56 West, h. 4 Bir­ Thompson George, junk, 68 Hamersley mingham Thompson George C. accountant, 5 Nassau, h. 131 THOMPSON JONATHAN, merchant, 47 South, h. Duffield, Brooklyn 265 Av. 4 Thompson George C. cooper, 310 Delaney Thompson Joseph, 148 Wooster Thompson George J. painter, 247 Spring Thompson Joseph, trunk boxmaker, 3 Rivington pi. Thompson George J. S. grocer, 51 Cortlandt, h. 29 Thompson Joseph, tailor, 132 E. 22nd , W . 21st Thompson Joseph, grer. 89 Catharine, h. 2 Ha’llton Thompson George W . 47 South, h. 258 Av. 4 Thompson Joseph, hats, 7 Av. D. h. 686 Fourth Thompson Gilbert, carman, 701 Fourth Thompson Joseph, u. s. dep. marshal, New City Taompson Hamilton, carpenter, 42 Goldjh.ltfDutch Hall, h. 294 W. 20th Thompson Hannah (col’d), washing, r. 70 Thmpson Thompson Joseph, mason, 172 W. 26th Thompson Henry, clerk, 165 Chambers Thompson Joseph & Co. caps, 169 Water, h. Law­ Thompson Henry, tailor, r. 84 Wooster rence c. o f Johnson, Brooklyn • Thompson Henry (col’d), musician, 108 Church Thompson Joseph P. (Rev.), 112 Leonard Thompson Henry (col’d), sweep, 535 Pearl Thompson Joshua A. builder, 148 E. 20th Thompson Henry (col’d), cook, r. 23 Leonard Thompson Joshua L. com. mer. 84 Beaver Thompson Hry. G. carpeting, 8 Spruce, h. 78 Ninth Thompson Joshua H. physician, 1.8 Bank Thompson Hopkins, polisher, 32 Chrystie Thompson Josiah W . daguerreotypist, 315 Br’way, Thompson Ira, carman, 56 Lewis h. 112 Thompson Thompson Isaac, furniture, 11 Mulberry, h. r. 11 Thompson Julia, widow, seamstress, 329 Monroe Mulberry Thompson L. vet. surg. 140 Av. D Thompson Isaac (col’d), laborer, r. 26 Columbia Thompson Lawrence, watchman, 145 Madison Thompson Israel, carman, 42 Broome Thompson Leander, dentist, 32 Av. 6 Thompson Jacob, wheelwright, Av. 7 n. Twelfth Thompson Leonard, merchant, 58 Liberty, h. 22 Thompson Jacob (col’d), cabinetmaker, 169 Church Bleecker Thompson James, confectioner, 315 Broadway, h. Thompson Lewis, machinist, 323 Tenth ' 103 Franklin Thompson Lucas, confectioner, 315 Broadway, b. Thompson James, cabinetmaker, 118 Madison 103 Franklin . ’ Thompson James, caps, tabs & ruches, 369 Grand Thompson Lucretia, wid. Charles, 175 Varick Thompson James, pianos, 7 Barclay, h. Nyack Thompson Major, coachmaker, 27 Wooster, h. 6 Thompson James, baker, 196 W. 21st W ooster Thompson James, printer, 415 Av. 8 Thompson Margaret, wid. John H. 133 Leroy Thompson James, blacksmitz, 69 James Thompson Margaret A. (col’d), washing, r. 3 Anthy Thompson James, agent, 448 Greenwich Thompson Maria, wid. Charles, 7 Minetta Thompson James, seaman, 2 Pike Thompson Maria, wid. Samuel, boarding, 96 Cliff THO 527 THO Thompson Martin, shipmaster, 114 Monroe Thompson William S. & Co. furniture, 18 E. Broad THOMPSON MARTIN E. architect, 257 Broadway, way & 151 Chatham, h. 18 E. Broadway h. 11E. 11th J Thompson William S. shipcarpenter,290 E. Seventh Thompson Mary Ann, wid. Thos. M. 133 Norfolk Thompson Zachariah, cabinetmaker, 548 B’way, h. Thompson Mortimer, blacksmith, 209 Mott 115 Greene Thompson Nancy, wid. William, 135 Eldridge Thompson H. & Co. carpenters, 42 Gold Thompson Ophy, (col'd), wid. Jacob, r. 8 Jersey Thompson J. & Co. caps, 169 Water Thompson Patrick, mason, W . 37th n. Av. 8 THOMPSON & COMPANY, carpeting, 8 Spruce Thompson Patty, (col’d), washing, 9 Anthony THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK, com. merchants, Thompson Peter, tailor, 128 Norfolk 149 Pearl Thompson Peter, rigger, 55 Attorney Thompson & Hunter, com. mers. 23 South Thompson Peter, stevedore, 90 Av. B THOMPSON & LYON, crockery, 79 Pearl & 46 Thompson Peter, bakery, 368 Greenwich Stone Thompson Peter, rigger, 269 Monroe THOMPSON & NEUHAUS, brokers, 91 Wall Thompson Peter, porter, 61 Market Thompson & Nixon, tailors, 87 Cedar Thompson Peter, (col’d), waiter, r. 135 Mercer Thompson & Parish, crockery, 79 Pearl & 46 Stone Thompson Peter R. rigger, r. 80 Lewis Thompson & Peck, furnishing, 304 Broadway Thompson Ralph, stagedriver, 6 Columbia pi Thompson & Wilkins, com. mers. 84 Beaver Thompson Richard, carman, 197 Fifth Thompson, Skillman & Co. proprietors o f old Dr. Thompson Richard H. boarding, 27 Hudson Jacob Townsend’s sarsaparilla, 116 Nassau Thompson Robert, carpenter, 248 W . 26th Thoms Burton, refiner, 252 West Thompson Robert, founder, r. 39 Willett THOMS CHRISTIAN J. boatbuilders, 66 Robin­ Thompson Robert, builder, 27 Thompson son, h. 189 Duane Thompson Robert, sailor, 579 Grand Thoms John W . grocer, 61 Stanton Thompson Robert, clerk, r. 157 Mott Thomson Adam, 204 Henry Thompson Robert, baker, 43 Leonard, h. 43 Leon’d Thomson Alexander P. baker, 222 W . 18th Thompson Robert jr. 102 Fulton Thomson Andrew, tailor, 129 W . 16th Thompson Roderick, cordwainer, 203 W . 13th Thomson Arthur, driver, r. 49 Stanton Thompson Romeo, butcher, 10 Tompkins market, Thomson David R. printer, 58 Rivington h. Av. 2 n. E. 27th Thomson Elizabeth, wid. Alexander, 127 Charles Thompson Samuel, blacksmith, Av. 2 n. E. 27th Thomson Ellen, widow of William, r. 52 Grand THOMPSON SAMUEL & NEPHEW, commission Thomson Francis, barber, 98 Cedar merchants, 275 Pearl, coal, 43 Gold, 69 Univer­ Thomson George, bookbinder, 161 Pearl, h. 4 Wall sity pi. and 145 Rivington, h. 105 Willow, Bkln Thomson George, oils, 263 South & 120 Front, h. Thompson Samuel (col’d), cook, 12 Birmingham 134 Second Thompson Samuel B. bookbinder, 13 Spruce, h. 149 Thomson Henry, seaman, r. 166 Ninth Mulberry Thomson James, scavenger, Fifth n, Av. 1 Thompson Samuel L. (col’d), steward, 133 W . -15th Thomson James, carman, 412 Twelfth Thompson Samuel M. 602 Washington Thomson James, wrought spike,nail & rivet manu­ . Thompson Samuel M. gilder, 94 Attor’y facturer, 78 Monroe & 205 Lewis, h. 60 Monroe Thompson Samuel W . ins. broker, 11 Mers. Exch. Thomson James, distiller, 56 Cherry, h. 67 Hammnd h. N. Jersey |Thomson James, hatter, 183 Av. 8 Thompson Sarah, boarding, 223 Centre THOMSON JAMES, lawyer, 17 Wall, h. 34 W . 15th Thompson Sarah A. wid. James, nurse, 190 Laums Thomson James, laces, 20 Cortlandt. h. Brooklyn Thompson Sarah A. (col’d) wid. Abraham, washg, Thomson James, jr. mer. 114 Wall 138 Chrystie Thomson James M. pianofortemaker, 235 Av. 3 Thompson Smith (col’d), porter, 44 Laurens Thomson John, physician, 34 W . 15th Thompson Solomon H. 343 Av. 4 Thomson John, shipping, 181£ Orchard Thompson Susan, wid. Chas. tailoress, 160 Stanton Thomson John, carman, 194 Fifth Thompson Susan, (col’), washing, 25 Leonard Thomson John P. engineer, 272 W. 18th Thompson Thomas, grocer, 22 Downing, h. 22 D’ng Thomson John W . teacher, 158 Tenth Thompson Thomas, porter, 61 Market Thomson Joseph, clerk, 183 Av. 8 Thompson Thomas, segarm’r, 220 Fifth Thomson Mason, fancy goods, 23 Maiden la. h. 208 Thompson Thomas, late agent, 7 Factory W . 22d Thompson Thomas, sugarrefiner, 150 Reade Thomson Patrick, drover, 202 Av. 1 Thompson Thomas, drover, 255 E. 18th Thomson Peter, laborer, 467 Eleventh Thompson Thomas J. dry goods, 272£ Bleecker, h. Thomson Richard, fancy goods, 139 Av. 9 2 Commerce Thomson Richard, machinist, 27 Columbia Thompson Ursula, millinery, 74 Carmine Thomson Robert C. engineer, 293 W. 19th Thompson Valentine, ironfounder, 91 Elizabeth Thomson Samuel, clerk, 200 Mulberry, h. E. 85th Thompson Walter, laborer, r. 48 Howard n. Av. C Thompson William, porter, 3"7lAv. 1 Thomson Samuel B. bookbinder, 13 Spruce, h. 149 Thompson William, porter, 29 Pearl Mulberry 1 Thompson William, mariner, 248 William Thomson Thomas, importer, 45 Exchange place Thompson William, cigarshader, 219 Fifth Thomson Thomas, shipcarpenter, 557 Grand Thompson William, salesman, 16 and 18 William, Thomson Thomas, bootmaker, 284 E. 13th h. 18 Beekman Thomson William, blacksmith, 205 Fifth Thompson William, rigger, 21 Batavia Thomson William, manuf. 15 Ludlow, h. 63 Second Thompson William, moulder, 173 Delaney Thomson William, distiller, 56 Cherry, h.34W.15th Thopipson William, weaver, 158 W . 20th Thomson William, marine surveyor, 115 Wall, h. 7 Thompson William, broker, 91 Wall, h. 108 G’wich Vine, Brooklyn Thompson William, sarsaparilla, 102 Nassau, h. Thomson William C. engineer, 272 W . 18th Williamsburg Thomson Wm. A. builder, 444 Wash’n, b.229W.22d Thompson William, seaman, r. 68 James Thomson William H. canal line, Pier 1 n. r. h. 77 Thompson W m. (col’d), coachman, r. 136 Chrystie Macdougal. (See card, appendix.) Thompson William B. mer. 79 Pearl, h. 90 Av. 2 Thomson William O. constable, 124 Beekman Thompson William C. clerk, p. o., h. 51 Hester Thomson & Co. distillers, 56 Cherry Thompson William C. blindmaker, 141 Suffolk THOMSON & AUSTIN, U. S. bonded warehouse, Thompson William D. mer. 33 Pearl, h. Staten Isl. 13 West & 20 Washington Thompson William E. editor, 70 Wall, h. 2 Water Thomson & Jenkins, bookbinders, 13 Spruce Thompson William H. tailor, 412 Hammond Thomson & Ordway, carpenters, 263 W . 18th, Thompson William J. tailor, 598 Av. 6 THOMSON, QUICK & JVl’INTOSH, importers, 45 Thompson William L. (col’d), waiter, 66 Grand Exchange place Thompson William R.drug broker, 84 Maiden lane, Thorburn George, sparmaker, 421 Cherry h. 57 Baltic, Brooklyn Thorbum James, bookbinder, r. 154 Reade THO 528 THU THORBURN JAMES M. & CO. seedsmen, 15 John, Thome Wm. 8. broker, 58 Wall, h. 168 Waverly pi and florists, Astoria, L. I. h. 363 Broome Thome R. V. W. & Co. merchants, 5 Jones lane Thurburn James R. engraver, 81 W . 11th & 92 IRorne, Watson.Corse & Co.hides&leathr, 13 Ferrv Fulton, h, 81 W . 11th Thornelly Samuel, porter, 37 Pearl Thorburn William, bootmaker, 613 Greenwich, h. Thornhill Thomas, cabinetmaker, 62£ Carmine 40 Clarkson Thornton Absolom, builder, 42 Stanton Thorburn William M. clerk, 50 Hamersley Thornton Ambrose, collector, 300 Broadway Thorn Alfred F. chandler, 91 West, h. 58 Varick Thornton Amos, carpenter, 33 Stanton Thorn Asa L. mason, 166 W. 20th Thornton Anthony, com. mer. 85 Water, h.l2E.25th Thorn Charles E. shipchandler, 193 South, h. 74 Thornton David, clerk, 323 Ninth Clinton place Thornton Edmund R. dyer, 76 W. 24th Thorn David, carpenter, 330 Madison Thornton Frances, laundry, 394 Eighth Thorn Ebenezer, tailor, 414 B’way, h. 26 Av. 1 Thornton Francis A. vamisher, 191 Varick Thorn Elizabeth, widow, 155 Christopher Thornton George, printer, 173 Orchard Thom Elnathan, carman, 15 Amity place Thornton George, seaman, r. 67 Oliver Thorn Charles, cabinetmaker, 20 Hamersley Thornton John, carpenter, 139 Chrystie Thorn George, laborer, 566 Fourth Thornton John, farmer, 365 Cherry Thorn Herman, colonel, W . 16th n. Av. 5 Thornton Mary, widow, thread & needles, 67 King Thom James, agent, 62 Forsyth Thornton Peter, shoemaker, 369 Av. 3 Thom James E. B. agent, 17 Coenties slip Thornton Thomas, mason, 89 Willett Thom James G. physician, 602£ Grand Thornton Thos. bookbinder, 122 Fulton, h. B’klvn Thorn Jeremiah, clerk, 130 King Thornton Thomas C. saddler, 35 Eldridge Thom John, carman, 216 Seventh Thorp A. G. jr. lawyer, 25 Nassau, bds. 621 B’way Thorn John, shipcarpenter, 25 Lewis Thorp Albert G. merchant, 95 Lexington Av. Thorn Joseph H. police, 75 Av. C Thorp Andrew, hardware, 163 William,h.154 E.18th Thom Joseph S. blacksmith, 31 Hamersley, h. 199 Thorp Barnet, tailor, r. 43 Rivington Wooster THORP DAVID B. stoves, 248 Water, h. 181 Ma Thom L. Mortimer, 33 Pine, h. 142 Greene dison Thom Leonard, provisions, 5 Washington mkt. h. 45 Thorp Edmund, mason, 161 W . 21st Robinson Thorp Eliza J. widow of George B. 160 E. 21st Thom Moses B. carman, 11 Amity place Thorp Esther, widow of John, 85 Columbia Thorn Nathaniel T. carman, 199 W . 13th Thorp George, carpenter, 73 Fifth Thorn Nicholas, blacksmith, 72 Grand Thorp Henry C. physician, 408 Av. 6 Thom Richard, shipsmith, 59 Rutgers Thorp Henry S. hardware, 163 Wm. h. 132 Henry Thom Richard H. fruits, 5 Washington markt. h. 45 Thorp Isaac O. sailmaker, 283 Front, h. 40 Attorney Robinson Thorp James, shingle shaver, 98 Barrow Thom Robert H. clothier, 123 Wm. h. New Orleans Thorp Japhet M. mason, 104 Hammond Thom Sanford, painter, 603 Fourth Thorp John J. cutter, 28 Bayard Thorn Sarah, 36£ Lispenard Thorp John W . 130 Ludlow Thom Thomas, blacksmith, 31 Hamersley, h. 16 Thorp Nancy, widow of John, 158 Hammond Commerce j Thorp Nathan H. carman^ 23 Troy Thom William, mer, 33 Pine. h. 142 Greene Thorp Samuel S. sailmaker, 283 Front, h. 99 Hester Thorn William F. moulder, 126 Hammond Thorp Sarah, widow of Gould, 295 Henry THORN WM. K. lawyer, 192 B’way, h. 13 W. 16th Thorp Stewart, carpenter, 37 Elizabeth Thom William P. painter, Av. 8 c. W . 34th, h. 221 Thorp Thomas, fancy goods, 27 Murray W . 24th Thorp Thos. marble, 112 E. B’way, h. 76 E. B’way Thorn L. & Co. fruits, 5 Washington market Thorp Thomas S. hardware, 163 William, h. B’klyn Thorn J. S. & Co. wheelwrights, 31 Hamersley Thorp William, carman, 195 Orchard THORN & OWEN, tailors, 414 Broadway Thorp William E. lumber, Av. 7 c. W. 29th Thomal Arolde F. feed, Av. 10 c.W.26th. h.9 W,29th Thorp Wm. H. hardware, 163 William, h. B’klyn Thornal William, feed, Av. 10 c. W. 26th, h. 9 W. Thorp William M. & Son, lumber, Av. 7 c. W. 29th 29th ^ v Thorp Zephaniah, marble, 112 E. Broadway, h. 76 Thomall Benjamin S. carman, 40 Downing E. Broadway Thornall Lewis, late carman, 40 Downing Thorp A. & H. S. & Co, hardware, 163 William Thorndike Israel, 84 Clinton place Thorp & Son, marbleyard, 112 E. Broadway Thome Bartholomew, waiter, 544 Pearl Thorpe Matthew, nurse, 215 Seventh Thome Catharine, wid. Stephen S. 140 Amos Thorpe Sarah, widow o f J. W. 35 Forsyth Thorne Charles Wm, carpenter, 91 Goerck Thouedarren Neceds, jeweler, 35 Crosby Thome David W. pedler, r. 84 Cannon Thourot Catharine, washer, 164 Ninth Thome Edward H. salesman, 5 Pine Thrall Geddes, policeofficer, 12 More Thorne George J. mariner, 311 Ninth Thresher Minord S. custom hous~e, h. 61E. B’way Thome Henry B. shoemaker, 220 W. 16th Thring Frederick. guns, 771 Washington Thorne Isaac (col’d), barber, 100 Houston Throckmorton Bogart R. cabinetmaker, 175 Varick THORNE JAMES, u. s. boarding officer, foot of THROCKMORTON REID R. planing mill, Bank c. Whitehall, h. 70 Baltic, S. Brooklyn West, h. 69 Horatio Thome James H. agent, 168 Walker, h. 62 Forsyth Throckmorton Samuel, physician, 156 E. B’way Thorne John, 109 Greene Throckmorton William S. cutter, 154 W. 15th Thome John, mer. 5 Jones lane, h. 22 W . 16th Throm Ambrose, shoemaker, 132 Forsyth '* Thome John M. bonded warehouse, 143 Greene Throop Letitia, wid. Samuel D. nurse, 87 Laurens Thorne John W . com.mer. 118 Broad, h. 16 Hudson Thruston Jonathan V. fruitdealer, 231 W. 27th Thome Jonathan, hides, 18 Ferry, h. 3 Wash sq. Thruswold Richard, maltster, 302 Ninth Thorne Mary, needles, 73 Ridge Thusen Laust, painter, 63 Sullivan Thorne Richard, silversmith, 146 Hammond Thum Augustus, segarmaker, 128 Hester Thome Richard J. pres. n. y. e. ins. co. 58 Wall, h. Thum Richard, shipsmith, 242 Soutn & 90 Montgo­ 40 Willow, Brooklyn mery, h. 59 Rutgers Thorne Richard V. W. merchant, 5 Jones lane, h. Thurauf John, baker, 97 Pitt 43 Sands, Brooklyn Thurber James, butcher, 768 Wash’ton, h. 34 Troy THORNE ROBERT T. coal, Av. 10 c. W . 26th, h. Thurgar George C. C. mer. 25 William, h. B’klyn Av. 10 n. W. 20th Thurling George, huckster, 6 Catharine market, h. Thorne Sarah, widow o f John, cakes, 247 Division W . 50th n. Av. 8 * Thorne Stephen R. pianoforte maker, 190J Chrystie Thurman Washington M. apothecary, 161 Canal, h. Thome Thomas W . pres, nat f. ins. co. 52 Wall, h. 161 Canal 16 W. 19th Thurpey Archibald, painter, 212 Madison Thorne Thomas W . jr. broker, 64 Wall, h. 130 El- Thursby James S. rope, 103 Wall and 242 Fronts dridge h. Bushwick TIE 529 TIL THUR3BY JOHN & SONS, rope, 103 Wall & 242 Tiernan John, grocer, 247 Av. 3 Front, h. Bush wick. (See page 5 in front.) Tieman John, crockery, 116 Av. C Thursby John B ropemaker. 103 Wall & 242 Front, Tiernan Owen, housemover, 244 Av. 3 h. Bushwick, Long Island Tieman Patrick, laborer, 181 Eleventh Thurston Carnaly D. carman, 86 W . 17th Tiernan Patrick, bootmaker, 202 Av. 1 Thurston Catharine, nurse, 44 Cannon Tiernan Timothy, shoemaker, r. 202 Av. Thurston David, lawyer, 7 Nassau, h. 36 Butler, Tiernan William, bootmaker, 18 Hester Brooklyn Tiernay Elizabeth, grocer, 121 Suffolk Thurston Edgar M. whips, 597 B’way, h. 8 Tenth Tieraay John, carman, 8 Birmingham Thurston George, stables, 114 Duane & 72 Reade, Tiemen Bernard, waiter, 6 Stuyvesant h. 70 Reade Tierney Anthony, boarding. 52 Cherry THURSTON G. P. manufacturer o f ivory pearl den- trifice, 13 Platt Thurston James, mariner, 11 Cherry _n. I - 0- — --------- Greenwich Thurston John, tinsmith, r. 10 Troy Tierney James, liquors, 42 Oak Thurston Joshua, pianomaker, 259 William, h. 259 Tierney John, laborer, 76 Jackson William Tierney John R. tailor, 9 Henry Thurston Margaret, wid. Chas. nurse, 351 Bowery Tierney Thomas, laborer, 314 Ninth Thurston Nathaniel, asst, sec. am. t. co. 56 Wall, h. Tiers Edward W . mer. 85 Front, h. Staten Island 36 Butler, Brooklyn Tiers Francis H. mer. 85 Front, h. Staten Island Thurston Thomas H. sailmaker, r. 238 Elizabeth Tiers George, machinist, 277 Delaney Thurston & Gould, livery stable, 72 Reade Tiers Montgomery C.cabinetmaker, 136 W. 13th THUTE MATTHEW, paper, 18 Liberty, h. 87th Tiers Peter, organbuilder, 67 Clinton bet. Avs. 3 & 4 Tiers William M. & Co. toys, 202 Canal, h. 67 Clintn Thute Philip, laborer, 202 Seventh TIERS E. W . & CO, teas, 85 Front Thwing Charles, broker, 29 Wall, h. 22 Vandam Tietgen Henry, grocer, 439 Washg’tn, h. 439 W ’ton Thwing Ebenezer W . broker, 29 Wall, h. 22 Van- Tietjen Benjamin, grocer, 145 Madison & 84 Henry, dam h. 145 Madison Thwing C. & E. W . brokers, 29 Wall Tietjen Christian, butcher, 80 Av. 9, h. 80 Av. 9 Thy Patrick, pedler, r. 145 Elizabeth Tietjen Henry, grocer, W . 25th c. Av. 6 & Av. 6. c. Thyes John B. bookbinder, 253 Hudson W . 21st, h. Av. 6 c. W . 25th Thynn Stephen, wheelwright, Av. B c. Twelfth Tietjen Henry, liquors, 608 Grand, h. 608 Grand Tiarks Siebett, shoemaker, 7 Bridge Tietjen John, grocer, 279 Av. 10 Tibbals Oscar, millinery goods, 16 John Tietjen John H. grocer, 75 Av. 9 Tibbals Sarah, milliner, 425 Broadway Tietjin John, grocer, 400 Av. 7, h. 400 Av. 7 Tibbe John, portraitpainter, 176 W . 16th Tietyen John, grocer, 84 Delaney, h. 84 Delaney - Tibbs William, carman, 68 Charles Tietyen Luder F. grocer, 132 Rivington Tibet George W . carman, r. 42 (iouverneur Tietz Jacob, milk, 567 Fourth Tice Elizabeth, wid. James, huckster, 5 Catharine Tietz John, cabinetmaker, 68 Av. B market, h. 80 Mott Tietz Nicholas, smith, 150 Third Tice Henry, carpenter, 182 Mulberry Tietz el Joseph, tailor, r. 166 Third Tice Henry, clerk, 158 Christopher Tiez Nicholas, carpenter, r. 202 Fifth Tice Henry, jr. locksmith, 217 Sullivan Tiffany Chas. L, fancygds, 271 B’ way, h. 57 Warren Tice Jerome W . 155 Hammond Tiffany FrancisA.com.mer.50 Exch. pi. h.W ’chester Tice John, mason, r. 182 Mulberry 1 Tiffany S. S. clerk, 33 Pine, h. Brooklyn Tice Lorenzo D. carman, 715 Fourth TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS, fancygoods, 271 Tice Nelson, carman, 97 E. 29th Broadway Tice Peter, inspector, 75 Montgomery Tifft A. C. jeweler, 170 B’way, h.N.Attleboro’, Mass. Tice Sophia, wid. o f Chas. dressmaker, 285 Av. 8 Tifft Francis L. bookkeeper, 170 Broadway , Tice Thomas S. painter, 48 Troy Tifft Horace & Co. jewelry, 1 Cortlandt, h. Attle­ Ticher John, bootmaker, r. 235 Delaney boro, Mass. Tichen John, carman, 168 Third Tifft John, jeweler, 170 B’way, h.N.Attleboro, Mass. Tichnor Louis, drygoods, 446 Grand, h. 446 Grand Tifft Jona. N. india rubber, 32 Dey, h. 118 Forsyth Tichnor Marcus, shoemaker, 68 Lewis Tifft & Whiting, jewelers, 170 Broadway Tichnor Edmund, carman, 139 Av. C Tighe Deborah, widow of Dixon, 47 Delaney Ticknor John, painter, 15 Reade, h. 209 Pearl, Bklyn Tighe Jeremiah, carman, 261 W. 16th Tiebout James, tin, 116 Beekman, h. Fordham Tighe John, hatter, 19 Ridge Tiebout John, shipchndlr, 272 South, h. 288 Madison Tighe Michael, boarding, 20 Rector Tiebout Nich. sheetiron, 116 Beekman, h. 16 SutFolk Tighe Patrick, grocer, 328 Twelfth Tiebout Robert (col’d), whitewashes 133 W . 15th Tighe Patrick, grocer, 62 Cherry Tiebout William, mer. 77 Front, h. 277 Madison Tighe Richard, 32 Union place .Tiebout & Parker, shipchandlers, 272 South Tighe Richard, grocer, 68 Cherry Tiedermann Claus, grer, 10 Chrystie, h. 10 Chrystie Tighs Charles, laborer, 123 Willett Tiedyeu Henry, bootmaker, 133£ Washington Tigo William (col’d), boatman, 25 Leonard Tief Ann, grocery, 116 Madison Tigua Ellen, candy, 483 Houston jTieman John C. sawyer, E. 15th c. Av. A Tinun John, window shades, 273 William Tieinann Daniel F. paint, 13 Burling si. & assist, aid. Tilby James, butcher, 28 Fulton mkt. h. 77 Chrystie 12th ward, h. Manhattanville Tilden Joshua, silk, 39 Maiden la. h. National h. Tieinann George, surgical instruments, 63 Chatham Tilden Henry A. herbs, 98 John, h. New Lebanon h. 63 Chatham. (See card appendix.) Tilden John I. marketman, 134 Walker Tiemann Julius W . paints, 13 Burling si. h. Brklyn Tilden L. W. marketman, 462 Washington Tiemann Peter C. paint, 13 Burling si. h. Manhattnvl Tilden Moses Y. herbs,*98 John, h. New Lebanon TIEMANN D. F. & CO. manuf. oil & water colors Tilden Samuel J. lawyer, 43 Wall, h. 11 Av. 5 & whitelead, Manhattanville, office 13 Burling si. Tilden Thomas, shipping mer. 27 South Tiemeyer Henry, grocer, 345 Av. 3, h. 345 A. 3 TILDEN WILLIAM. & NEPHEW, varnish, 1 1 5 Tienke John D. grocer, Av.8c.W.22d, h.Av.8c W22d Norfolk, h. 46 Irving place Tier David M. butcher, 24 Essex mkt. h. 202 Allen Tilden .& Co. herbs, 98 John Tier George, nailer, Av. 3. n. E. 41st Tileston Thos. mer. 48 South, and pres.Phoenix bk, Tier Hester, widow o f Matthew, 71 Fifth h. 735 Broadway Tier John H. butchr,39Wash’ gtn mkt.h. 385 Houstn Tileston William H. agent, 45 John, h, 22 Seventh Tiere John, silversmith, 386 Av. 6 Tilestone J. Warren, stagedriver, 253 Av. 9 Tieman Bridget, wid. o f Owen, boarding, 264 Mott Tilford Henry, shoemaker, 72 Suffolk Tiernan James, carpenter, 266 E. 13th TILFORD JAMES A. grocer, 1 Av. 3,h. 100 Twelfth Tiernan James, laborer, 132, E. 22d Tilford John M. grocter, 112 Av. 6, h. 100 Twelfth Tiernan James, laborer, 133 E. 24th Tilghman Daniel (col’d), waiter, 139 W , 15th TIM 530 TIT Tilghman William, whitewashes 6 Jersey Timony Nicholas, carman, r. 122 W . 16th Tillard R. E. exchange, 564 Houston Timony Patrick, baker, 160 W. 16th Tilley James, findings, 33 Suffolk, h. 33 Suffolk Timpson Cornelius B. hardware, 126 Cherry, and Tilley John, findings, 33 Suffolk police justice, h. 9 Attorney Tilley Sampson C. late grocer, 51 Henry Timpson Edward, clerk, 108 W . 17th Tillinghast John T. pickles, 191 & 193 Chrystie, h. Timpson Eelizabeth, wid. of Charles W. 190 Greene 241 Bowery Timpson George, com. mer, 47 Broad, h, 185 Av.7 Tillinghast Philip, com. mer. 54 Broad,h.407 Fourth Timpson James, auditor, 5 Hall Rec. h. 183 Av. 7 Tillinghast Thomas A. produce merchant, 22 South Timpson John H. drygoods, 45 B’way, h. 438 Fourth Tillinghaste Charles W. 23d n. Av. 9 Timpson Thos. jr. cabinetmkr, 8 Prince, h. 8 Prince Tillman Abbe, drygds, 156 Orchard, h. 156 Orchard Timpson Thomas S. com. merchant. 1 Coenties si Tillman Henry (col’d), carpet shaker, 137 W. 15th h. East Chester Tillman James (col’d), seaman, 171 Monroe Timpson William (family of), 32 E. 20th Tillman Joseph (col’d), whitewasher, r. 109 Thmpsn Timpson William B. engineer, 202 Mott Tillman Julia A. 61 James Timpson C. B. & Co. hardware, 126 Cherry Tillman Thomas (col’d), whitewashes r. 43 King, Timson James, butcher, 322 G’wich, h. 164 Ludlow Tillmer Augustus, swords, 34 Beekman,h.34 B’kmn Timson John W carman, 158 Delaney Tillmer & Kohrig, swords, 34 Beekman Tinbrook Lydia (col’d), washing, 641 Washingtyn Tillotson Elias, segars, 359 Hudson, h. 359 Hudson Tinbrook William H. butcher, Washington market, Tillotson Gouverneur, lawyer.l Nassau,h.18 Walker h. 35 Av. 2 Tillotson Isaac, blacksmith, 166 Second Tincillent John, surveyor, 323 Delaney Tillotson J. H. late lawyer, 112 Ninth Tinckman Zeba, grocer, 404 West Tillotson Jacob N. pianofortemaker, 145 E. 25th T1NDALE HEZEKIAH MATHIAS, painter, 72 Tillotson John, shipjoiner, 39 Goerck Beekman, h. 72 Beekman Tillotson Thomas, merchaat, 77 John, h. England Tindale John J. clerk, 21 Elizabeth, h. 210 Eldridge TILLOTSON & MARSHALL, cutlery, 77 John Tindall Sarah E. widow, 511 Broome Tillou Elizabeth, wid. of William C. 54 Bedford Tindall Thomas J. machinist, 393 Av. 1 Tillou Francis, lawyer, 1 Nassau, h. 38 Grove Tindle James, mason, 322 Av. 1 Tillou Francis R. lawyer, 70 Wall, h. 42 Laight Tinger Joseph, porter, 28 Chrystie Tillou William G. carpenter, 249 Seventh Tingle George, com. mer. 9 Cedar, h. 293 Av. 6 Tillou & Cutting, lawyers, 70 Wall Tiniam Benj. W . gasfitter, 175 Wooster, h. 67 Wall Tillson Isaiah S. carman, 2 Bedford Tinken Henry, tailor, 127 Willett Tillson John, agent, 192 B’way, h. 69 Orange, Bklyn Tinken John, laborer, 36* Hamersley Tillson Tim C. & Son, provisns,2 Bedford,h.2 Bdtrd Tinker Allen, fish, 1 Catharine market, h. B’klyn Tillson Wm. P. C. provisions, 2 Bedford, h.2 Bedfrd Tinker John H. boatman, 139 Christopher Tilmon L. (col’d) (Rev.), 223 Second Tinker Lewis G. clerk, 166 Barrow Tilsori Thomas, porterhouse, 598 Washington Tinker Wm. fishvender, 24 Cath. mkt. h. 155 Cherry Tilt Benj.B.trimmings, 91 Wm.h. 101 Pacific, Bklyn Tinkham John F. grocer, 199 Lewis, h. 199 Lewis Tilt & Co. fancy trimmings, 91 William Tinkham Joseph, mar. surv. 115 Wall, h. 42 Great Tilton Albert H. provisions, 590 Wash. h. 109 Leroy Jones Tilton Alfred E. mer. 58 Water. M s. Pearl St.house Tinkham Orlando, clerk, 99 Av. C, h. 99 Av. C Tilton Benj. W . drygoods, 11 L iberty,h .5 7^ n ry Tinkler Edward, pianomaker, 109 Eldridge Tillon David, poulterer, 12 Franklin mkt. h. B klyn Tinkler William W . carman, 61 Eldridge Tilton Edward L. comedian, 111 Leroy Tinsdale Ann L. widow of John W. I l l W. llth Tilton Elizabeth B. teacher, 19 Pike *,Tinsdale John W. 207 Mercer Tilton George E. provisions, 590 Washmgton, h. Tinsdale Thomas, cooper, 110 Pitt I l l Leroy Tinglay Robert P. sexton, r. 199 Greene Tilton Henry, 344 Third TINSON ROBERT N. & CO. carpets, 339 Broad­ TILTON JACOB, hotel, 98 Vesey, h. 30 N. Moore way, h. 11 Warren place Tilton John, poulterer, 12 Franklin mkt. h. B’klyn Tipper John A. porterhouse, 120 E. Broadway, h. 5 Tilton John L fruit, Wash. mkt. h. 134 Walker Scammel Tilton Lawson V. express, 1 Wall, h. 109 Lerov Tipping Abraham, laborer, r. 188 W . 16th Tilton Leonard, machinist, 144 Bank, h. 133 Hamnd. Tipping & Lawden, guns, 218 Pearl Tilton Lewis, moulder, 135 Av. D Tipling Charles, smith, r. 64 Grove Tirnan John, 271 Av. 1 Tilton Robert L. clothing, 122£ Fulton, h. 66 Nassau, Brooklyn _ X Tirrell Ephraim, carpenter, 2 Pike Tilton Silaa, late carman, 169 W . 35th Tirton Samuel, carpenter, 73 Sullivan Tilton Silas, boots, 275 Greenwich, ^. 275 G wich TISDALE JAMES & CO. coals, 141 Cherry, h. Tilton W . L. butter, 74 Clinton mkt. h, 462 Washtn Astoria Tilton & Molony, wines, 58 Water TISDALE SAMUEL T. &. CO. nails, 218 Water, , Timberlake Lewis, merchant, 66 Broad, n.169 E.14th h. 23 E. 14th Timewell John, cabinetmaker, 192 Vanck Tisdale William S. iron, 70 & 71 West & 108 Wash­ Timlow Danl. O. lawyer, 51 Liberty, h. 11 Harrison ington, h. 225 Hicks, Brookiyn Timmans James, weaver, 81* Bowery TISDALE & BORDEN, iron, 70 & 71 West, & 108 Tiinme Herman F. watchmaker, 352 Bowery, h. 3o2 Washington TISDALL FITZGERALD, coal, 7 Hoboken, h. 155 TimmeTwUliam, cabinetmaker, 52 Prince W . 22d Timmerman Henry, grocer, 239 Washington, h. 239 Tise Samuel, carman, 170 Attorney Tisse John, porter, 7 Albany Timmermaifn0Lewis, grocer, 109 Warren, h. 239 Tissington Henry, musician, 23 Bowery Washington Tissot Jules R. importer, 76 Nassau Timmerman William, bootmaker, 224 Elizabeth Titlar James, tinner, 3 Lewis Timmins John, currier, 383 Av. 3 Titlar James M. C. carpenter, 5 Patchin pi. Timmins John, bootmaker, 246 Mulberry Titman Alexander, machinist, r. I l l Dolancy Timmins Michael, 209 Av. A Titterenton Richard, shoemaker, 310 Mott Timmins William H. sailor, 92 Oliver Tittle Richard H. 13 Grove Timmolthy Christopher, grocer, 289 W , 16th Titus Benjamin, carman, 167 W. 20th Timmons Anne, seamstress, 227 E . l l t h Titus Charles F. carman, 73 Pitt Timmons James, mason, lo4 E. 27th Titus Conklin, hotel, 58 Leonard, h. 94 Warren Timms William J. clerk, 5 Hester Titus Cornelius B. segars, 33 Av. 6 Timolat Eliza, widow ot Louis J. 547 Pearl TITUS ERASTUS, baker, 283 Washington, h. 252 Timolat Louis J. acct. 2 Maiden la. h. 84 Macdougal Hudson Timolat Theodore L. batks, 547 Pearl Titus George (col’d), porter, r. 102 Barrow Titus George N. lawyer, 38 Wall, h. 82 Irving place Timoney Alice, 115 Anthony Titus George P. grocer, 55 Cortlandt, h. Brooklyn Timony Francis, cooper, r. 274 W . 13th ________ TOD 531 TOM Titus Henry (col’d), laborer, 78 Greene Todd S. & L. dressmaker, 21 Bedford Titus James B. broker, 100 Wall, h. Brooklyn Todteberg Augustus, grocer, 85 Mott, h. 85 Mott Titus James H late mer. 59 Nassau, h. 8 College pi. Todtebergs Augustus, grocer, 157 Walker Titus John, carman, 144 Lewis Toedt John C. bookbinder, 238 Mercer Titus Joseph, locksmith, 42 W . Broadway Toher Michael, laborer, 41 Scammel Titus Joseph H. spices, 147 Liberty, &161 Duane Toellner Gustavus, barber, 564 Pearl Titus Joseph R. carman, 177 W . 20th Toepart Anthony, musician, r. 59 Crosby Titus M. Allen, com mer, 3 Water, h. 38 Market Totley Daniel, liquors, 365 Av. 4, h. 365 Av. 4 Titus Mary F. >Towey James, porterhouse, 289 W . 16th Greenwich Av. ^ Towey Michael, clerk, 82 Mulberry Townsend Oliver H. P. accountant, 120 Nassau, h. WTowill Joseph, carpetweaver, 382 Cherry, h. 382 261 Seventh Cherry Townsend Palmer, mer. 15 Dey, h. 34 Livingston. Towle Charles, drygoods, 193 Spring, h. 193 Spring Brooklyn 1 Towle Jeremiah, 126 Nassau, h. E. 61st n. Av. 4 Townsend Peter, waiter, 66£ Mercer Towle Moses E. drygoods, 281 Grand, h. 113 Hester Townsend Phebe, widow, 46 E. 16th * Towle Samuel, drygoods, 281 Grand, h. 113 Hester Townsend Randolph W. lawyer, 84 Cedar, h. Jud­ ft Towle Thomas & Son, drygoods, 193 Spring h. 193 son’s hotel Spring Townsend Richard H. late builder, 156 Av. 1 ? Towle William S. forwarder, 23 Coenties si. h 108 Townsend Richard H. L. drygoods, 62 Cedar, h. 57 Greenwich Rivington 2 TOWLE S. & M. E. drygoods, 281 Grand Townsend Robert C. drygoods, 33 Nassau, h. Av. 5 Towmley John, bootmaker, 12 Hester c. 18th ! Town Benjamin, cordwainer, r. 90 Columbia Townsend Robert T. broker, 72 W . Broadway and i‘ Town Catharine, vestmaker. 85 Columbia 367 Hudson, h. 444 Av. 8 ; Town Charles, pres, setna fire ins. co. 56 Wall, h. Townsend Samuel, surveyor city fire ins. co. 61 2 . 264 Av. 4 Wall, h. Brooklyn i Town James H. blacksmith, r. 325 Madison Townsend Sami. P. 82 Nassau, h. 87 St. Mark’s pL Town John B. shoemaker, 328 Madison Townsend Sarah, widow, 15 Scammel i Town Thomas, mariner, 53 Oak Townsend Solomon, mer. 69 Front, h. 170 E. B’way i Town William, painter, 30 Av. 4 Townsend Sylvanus, stagedriver, 398 Tenth Towne Joseph S. mariners’ home, 107 Greenwich Townsend Sylvanus S. dyestuffs, 55 Water,h.Bklyn t Towner Samuel, baker, 553 Hudson, h. 553 Hudson Townsend Tappen, 82 Nassau, h. Williamsburgh Townley Chas. framemakr, 57 Frankft, h. 116 First Townsend Thomas J. trea. n. y. & e. r. r. co. 45 Townley Enos, framemaker, 53 King * Wall & ft. Duane, h. 15 Great Jones Townley Geo. E. scrollsawyr, 74Woostr, h.7Bedfrd Townsend Timothy, stables, 164 Av. 9 $ Townley James H. & Charles, framemakers, 57 Townsend W . Edgar, clerk, 52 Pike g; Frankfort, h. 116 First TOWNSEND W ALTER B. & CO. drugs, 226 Pearl Townley John, framemkr, 57 Frankfort, h. 116 First Townsend Walter W . agent, 1 South, h. 29 B’way Townley Joseph M. framemaker, r. 86 Essex Townsend William, tailor, 24 Mulberry V; Townley Thomas, gardener, 202 Av. 9 Townsend William, drygds, 5 Pine, h. 53 Barclay Towns Catharine, widow o f Charles. 152 E. B’way Townsend William A. books, 222 Broadway, h. 56 3 Towns Frank (col’d), whitewasher, W . 15th n. Av.7 York, Jersey city Towns Thomas, rigger, 324 Madison Townsend William H. drygoods, 119 Broadway, h. £ Townsend Andw. J. printer, 105 Nassau, h. 74 Sixth 19 Madison sq. North ■ s Townsend Ann, boarding, 29 Broadway & 2 Morris Townsend William Halsey, mer. 15 Dey, h. 34 Li­ Townsend Benjamin C. 39 Pine, h. N. Utrecht, L. I. vingston, Brooklyn Townsend Caroline, wid. John R. 7 Washington pi. Townsend William I. mer. 57 Water ji Townsend Catharine, 135£ Allen Townsend William R. shipwright, 79 Columbia Townsend Charles, machinist, r. 134 W . 16th Townsend J. H. 1uite Philip, laborer, 224 Seventh Turner Bernard, laborer, 294 Stanton Xylite Robert, rigger, r. 134 Pitt Turner Charles, asst. st. com. 4 Hall records, h* j'oiite Thomas, carman, 101 Sheriff* 269 Tenth Siite Walter, wheelwright, 230 E. 13th Turner Charles, carman, 110 Charles jUtJuite William, jeweler, 7 Doyers Turner Charles, seaman, r. 14 Pelham nlane Paul, clothing, 66 Nassau, h. New Jersey Turner Charles, jun. insp. of do6ks, 123 E. 20th ; \ilane, Baldwin & Co. clothiers, 66 Nassau Turner Charles C. agent, 197 Monroe k ’ullins John, carpenter, 111 Av. 1 Turner Charles D. grocer, 397 Av. 9 ?|Sillough William, tailor, 128 Nassau, h.510 Broome Turner Charles M. grocer, 260 Greenwich, h. 89 Stilly Alexander, express, 101 Troy Murray i^’ully Augustus, laborer, 311 Madison Turner Charlotte, wid. of Wm. C. shoes, 98 Av. 1 T^hiRy James, carman, 233 Elizabeth Turner Cornelius, blacksmith, 369 Eighth Silly James, painter, 191 Av. 1 Turner Daniel H. sugarrefinr,110 King, h.113 Leroy 1 'uily John, mariner, 82 Monroe Turner David B. drygoods, 35 Nassau, h. Staten Is. Sully John, laborer, r. 41 Anthony Turner Donald typefounder, 42 Vandewater ’ ?nlly Marcus C. physician,134 Broome, h.215 Br’me Turner Edward, grocer, 39 Avl‘ B, h. 213 Fifth "^’ully Matthew, tailor, 5 Hester Turner Edward, laborer, 219 Rivington "Yilly Matthew, tailor, 368 Water Turner Eliza, widow of Thomas. 43 Anthony i. Silly Michael, porter, 8J Stone Turner Elizabeth, widow of Richard, r. 126 Hamnd fully Michael, laborer, 134 Ludlow Turner Elizabeth, widow of Richard, 697 Water “ Fully Patrick, coachman, 40 E. 18th Turner Frederick, carman, 54 Fourth ,, Fully Philip, coachman, 319 Ninth Turner George, shipjoiner, 212 South, h. W ’msbgh ’ .Fully Robert, stonecutter, 138 W . 20th Turner Henry, machininist, 55 Cannon vjully Walter, shoemaker, r. 609 Greenwich Turner Henry, bootmaker, 929 Broadway ‘Fumblety Charles, porter, r. 22 Mulberry Turner Henry (col’d), porter, r. 106 Greene ■’.Fumey Jeremiah, gratemaker, 185 Grand Turner Henry W . printer, 8 Bayard “ funis Nehemiah, mer. 175 Washington, h. 22 Leroy Turner Hugh, painter, Av. 9 n. W . 29th , Funis Wm.H. mer.175 Wash’n, h. 45 W . Wash’n pi. Turner Jacob, tailor, r. 95 Pitt funison Garrett, late tailor, 32 Lispenard Turner James, watchmaker, 11 Hammond Funison Geo. M. builder, 131 W . 16th, h. 179 W.16th Turner James, blacksmith, 144 W. 28th 2STumson James F. carpenter, 7 Patchin pi. Turner James B. postoffice, 246 Rivington Funison Nancy, widow o f Abraham, 159 Bleecker Turner Jencks W . sugarrefiner, 110 King, h. 125 n Funison Sarah, widow o f Hardenburgh,18 Cornelia Sullivan r Funschiel John, soaps, r. 140 Delaney Turner John, 243 Ninth Tuomay Ann, widow o f Patrick. 214 Fifth Turner John, baker, Av. 9 c. W . 29th, h. Av. 9 c. 'ii'fuomey Denis, shipcarpenter, 318 Monroe W . 29th •' Fuomey Michael, pub. house, 220 Grand, h.178 Mott Turner John, carman, 258 Seventh ' s^Fuomey Stephen, butcher, 33 Av. 2 Turner John, shoemaker, 729 Washington FUPPER CHARLES H. forge, 268 E. 11th, h. 88 Turner John, musician, r. 21 A nth on y;,/'1, Av. C. Turner John, painter, r. 16 Essex :-*Fupper George O. sodawater, 112 & 118 Warren, Turner John H. calker, 69 Market n. 137 Hudson Turner Jonas, rangesetter, r. 9 Fifth $Supper Hiram, printer, 51 Bayard Turner Joseph, rigger, 45 West FUPPER HOMES,com. mer.73 Front, bds.25 Grove Turner Joseph G. police, 47 Christopher s rupper John S, boatman, 155 Hammond Turner Louisa F. 202 Spring crupper Wm.W lumber, 53 Tompkins,bds.551 Pearl Turner M. W . musician, r. 9 Av. 2 Cupper & Prior, liquors, 118 Warren Turner Margaret, widow o f Edward, sewing, i*. TUPPER & WILCOX, lumber, 53 Tompkins 16 Essex ^Furbitt Francis, plasterer, 446 Av. 6 Turner Michael, laborer, 117 Av. 1 i^rurcott Dennis P. upholsterer, 26 Desbrosses Turner Minerva, widow of Matthew, 416 Grand rureil Charles, editor, 22 W . 15th Turner Moses, carman, 167 Charles t Turell Charles J. broker, 92 Wall, h. 22 W . 15th Turner Myron, sugarrefiner, 331 West, h. 122 Lroy j;irurell William, broker, 92 Wall,h. 22 W . 15th Turner Nancy, widow o f Wright, 213 Fifth rJURELL BROTHERS, brokers, 92 Wall Turner Nathan, carman, r. 413 Hudson rurfler George C. 222 Av. 8 Turner Nathan, grocer, 339 Av. 3 jj^Turk Edward, imp. 42 Maiden la. h. 31 Vandam Turner Nathaniel, shoemaker, r. 244 Walker 2 rurk Joseph, jewelry, 42 Maiden la. Turner P. W ‘. sewingsilk, 85 William Turk Sander, salesman, 5 Hague Turner Patrick, seaman, r. 188 Monroe /..Turk William, dockbuilder, 285 W . 19th Turner Richard, pianomaker, 55 E. 27th Turk William, carpenter, 204 W . 26th Turner Robert, clerk, 85 Grand i.Turkington William, bootmaker, 212 Church Turner Robert, syrup manufacturer, 166 Reade Turle John, blacksmith, 282 W . 13th, li. 34 Horatio Turner Sarah, widow of John, 193 W . 15th yFurler Nicholas, grocer, 310 W . 29th, h. 310 W . 29th Turner Thomas, 1 Desbrosses ^^Turley Henry L. cartman, 97 Norfolk Turner Thomas, 395 Hudson ITurmaine Thomas, moulder, 1 Sheriff Turner Thomas, shipbuilder, 51 Jackson :,rumbull A. butler, 8 Centre mkt. h. 548 Broome Turner Thomas, baker, 199 Bleecker, h. 199 Bicker jrurnbull Adam W . ice, 43 Harrison, h. 110 Rvngtn Turner Unus, glasscutter, 128 Willett rumbull Andrew, stationer, 273 Hudspn, h. 273 Turner William, gunsmith, 6 Stanton Hudson Turner William, physician, 224 Twelfth ^ T u rn b u ll Caroline, widow o f John D. 37 Horatio Turner W m. glasscutter, 43 Duane, h. 121 White TWE 538 UFF Turner William, customhouse, h. i67 W . 28th T W E E D Y , M O U L T O N & P L I M P T O N , jobbers, # # Turner William B. weaver, 142 W . 29th Broadway Turner William H. liquors, 11 W . Broadway Twers John, grocer, W . 35th n. Broadway Turner William H. carman, 167 Charles f'wibble William, porter, 44 Av. 8 Turner William S. bedding, 112 Chatham, h. 112 Vwibles Joseph, carman, 10 Madison Chatham Twig Hugh, dyer, 97 Troy, h. 106 Troy Turner William W . professor, 55 Av. 6 Twig William, stonecutter, 11 Caroline Turner & Lane, cut glass, 43 Duane Twigg Dennis J. cooper, 371 Cherry Turney George W . books. 77 Chatham, h. 60 Amos Twigg Patrick, tailor, 24 James Turney James, printer, 77 Chatham, h. 60 Amos Twigley Mary, huckster, 10 Essex Turney James, chaser, 23 Spruce, h. 17 Lawrence, Twist John W . machinist, 18 Av. D jlfort Brooklyn Twombly William H. printer, 143 Mulberry Lit Turney Pascal W . lawyer, 51 Liberty Twomley William, boilers, 92 Broome Turney Samuel, books, 77 Chatham, h. 60 Amos Twrdg Wanzl, tailor, 91 Willett Turner William H. stereotyper, r. 16 Spruce, h. Tutzkober Charles, porterhouse, 115 Delaney Melrose Tye Michael, carpenter, 8 Birmingham Turney G. W . Ullmann John J. lawyer, r. 35 Wall, h. 110 Waver- Thompson t ley place Underhill Nathaniel, feed, 140 Varick, h. 137 Varick t Ulman Julius, fancy goods, 72 Bowery, h. 64* Bow’y Underhill Olive, wid. of Gilbert, 278 Av. 1 fe Ulman S. B. fancygds, 26 Cedar, h. 13 N. Moore UNDERHILL PETER S. bootmaker, 24 Nassau, h. a Ulman Solomon, butcher, 194 Second 52 Hicks, Brooklyn Ulmann Peter, tailor, 570 Fourth Underhill Philip H. butcher, 64 Stanton •j Ulmer John, grocery, r. 190 Houston Underhill Robert, carman, 52 Eldridge Ulrich Catharine, seamstress, 48 A t . 1 Underhill Samuel, carman, 56 Hamersley f Ulrich George, bootmaker, 27 Murray, h. 27 Murray Underhill Sarah, wid. of Adonijah, 22 Hamilton Ulrish Christian, tailor, 179 Av. 1 Underhill Sarah F. 199 Henry * Ulshoeffer John, tailor, r. 152 Third Underhill Thomas, grocer, 181 South, h. 29 Pike u Ulshoefier John, shoemaker, 211 Av. B Underhill Thomas S. 190 W . 25th Ulshoeffer Michael, late judge, 9 Nassau, h. 19 Clin­ Underhill Thomas S. seaman, 584 Grand ton place Underhill Walter, shirts, 73 William, h. 12 White ■ Ultchz Paulus, carver, r. 115 Sheriff Underhill Walter M. lawyer, 50 Wall Ultz C. bootcrimper, r. 236 Third Underhill William, carpenter, 172 Second t ] Ulyat Wm. soap, W.18th b.Avs.7 & 8, h.108 Barrow Underhill William jr. drugs, 183 Water, h. 95 Ulyzen Henry, carpenter, 799 Greenwich Henry Umber Theodore, 52 Broad Underhill William jr. china, 47 John, h. 211 Henry Umpfelbach Augustus, grocer, 12 A t . A Underhill William H, carman, 181 Second . Umphius John, grocer, 125 Third Underhill William H. mercer house, 453 Broome, Umphrus Margaret, widow, seamstress, 141 Amity h. 186 Elm 2 Umpleby George, teacher, J Vandam Underhill William H. physician, 170 Delaney Umpleby Margaret A. 205 Broome Underhill William J. watches, 141 West, h. 347 Umshed John, crockery, 463* Av. 8 Broome , Unck John, blacksmith, r. 174 Second Underhill William S. broker, 44 Wall, h. 235 Tenth ' Underbeam Kendric, baskets, 124 Willett Underhill William W . merchant, 81 Cedar, h. 235 Underdonk Isaac R. printer, 526 Pearl E. Broadway Underhill Aaron T. shirts, 73 William, h. 87 E.B.wy Underhill A. S. & Co. drygoods, 77 Cedar ■ UNDERHILL ABRAHAM, lawyer, 19 Wall, h. 820 UNDERHILL A. T. & W. shirts, 73 William Greenwich Underhill L. if♦. Vanblarcom John, shipsmith, 237 South, h. 24 Pitt Vanallen John C. 123 W . 22d Vanallen Margaret, widow o f Christopher, 128 Av. 7 Vanblarcom Lewis, carman, 356 Greenwich^ Vanallen Peter, carpenter, 176 W . 20th Vanblarcom Mary, wid. o f Uriah,huckster, Washtn Vanallen Samuel, framemaker, 16 JEldridge market, h. 228 Washington Vanallen Samuel, bricklayer. 16 Downing Vanblarcum Charles, brassfounder, 24 Thomas Vanallen William C. 123 W. 22d Vanblarcum David V. carman, 11 Mmetta Vanallen William H. accountant, 82 Franklin Vanblarcum James S. carman, 66 Vandam Vanalst David fruit, 20 Fulton, h. Williamsburgh Vanblarcum Mary, widow of Peter, 45 Marion Vanblarcum Samuel, fish, Hudson c. Bank, & 1 Jef­ Vanalst George L. cooper, 40 Ludlow Vanalst Jacob, carpenter, 36 Pitt ferson mkt. h. 285 Perry Vanalst John I. carriagemaker, 88 Leonard, h. 49th Vanbleek Mary Ann, boarding, 63 Barclay Vanbliet William, carman, 492 Av. 0 bet. Avs. 4 & 5 Vanbokkelen Deborah,widow of A. H.264 E. B way Vanalst Phebe, widow o f James, 41 Ludlow Vahalstyfle Nicholas, G. exchange, 479 Broome, h. Vanbokkelen George A. clerk, 25 Park row, h. 624 60 Macdougal E. Broadway VAN 542 VAN Vanbokkelen Spencer D. C. com. mer. 32 Front Vancleef Isaac, mer. 113 South, h. Harlem Vanboskerck Abraham, u. s. inspector, h. 69 Second Vancleef John I. feed, 18 Fourth, h. 54 Horatio Vanboskerck Abraham T. com. mer. 121 Broad, h, Vancleef William, coal, 284 W . 27th 126 Hicks, Brooklyn VancleeiF Abraham, carman, 81 W . 27th Vanboskerch Jane, fancystore, 377 Greenwich Vancleve Garrett, carpenter, r. 131 W. 28th. h. 131 Vanboskerck John, c. h. insp. 59 West, h. Hoboken W . 28th Vanboskerck John, 20 Av. 1 Vancleve & Ryerson, builders, r. 131 W . 28th VanboskercK John L. insp. customs, 377 G’wich Vanclief Francis, wid. John, 439 Broadway Vanboskerck John L. jr. bookkeeper, 85 Av. 8 Vancliei Jeffrey (col’d), whitewashing, r. 114 Mac- Vanboskerck Lemuel, c. h. broker, 16 Wall, h. 69 dougal Second Vancott Benjamin J. planemaker, 175 Orchard Vanboskerck Lucas J. mer. 146 Front, h. Hoboken Vancott Charles, artist, 93£ Av. 7 VANBOSKERCK WILLIAM W . com. mer. 27 Vancott Gabriel, clerk, 3 Hall Records, h.659 Fourth South, h. 20 Av. 7 Vancott Jane, wid. James, seamstress, 74 Broome Vanboskirk Richard, carman, 106 Bank Vancott Jane, widow, washing, 196 Varick VanbraBmer Peter, sailor, 318 Ninth Vancott Jane M. wid. Stephen, seamstress, 16 Lewis Vanbrakle George P. mason, 97 W. 19th Vancott John, cooper, 29 Essex, h. 214J- Broome Vanbramer David, lamps, 316 Ninth Vancott Richard, police, 176 Twelfth Vanbramer Francis B. jeweler, 143 W . 16th Vancott Thomas, saloon 474 Grand Vanbramer Jeremiah J. painter, 141 W . 16th Vancott William H. lawyer & justice, Bowery e. Vanbrockiin Jacob, fancygoods, 85 William, h. Third, h. 117 Eleventh Williamsburg Vancott William H. porterhouse, 102 E. 24th Vanbrunt Courtlandt, boilermaker, 3 Manhattan Vancourt Jas. silversmith, r. 83 Duane Vanbrunt Elisha, chair maker, 58 Greene Vancourt Warren S. police, 227 Church Vanbrunt Gardner, silversmith, 161 Prince Vandalinda David, carman, 93 Varick Vanbrunt George, carpenter, 104 Columbia Vandalinda James R. carman, 54 Sullivan Vanbrunt Henry, manner, 36 Essex Vandalsem William H. 72 Horatio Vanbrunt James A. mer. 168 Maiden la. h. Warren Vandamme Hyacinth A. com. mer. 29 Beaver c. Smith, Brooklyn Vandean Albert, shoemaker, r. 113 Bank Vanbrunt Ralph P. carman, 7 Av. 2 Vandelen Harmann, turner, 119 Sheriff Vanbrunt Ruliff, clerk, 186 South, h. 23 Hester Vandell Isabella, nurse, 58 Columbia Vanbrunt Tunis, merchant, 52 Marion, & 200 Cham­ Vander John, furrier, r. 133 Cannon bers, h. Jamaica Vandemark Henry S. carman, 56 Gansevoort Vanbrunt William B. coffins, 126 Cedar, h. 123 At­ Vandenbergh James, builder, 32 Commerce lantic, Brooklyn Vandenbergh Killian W . pattern, 170 Christopher Vanbrunt & Slaight, merchants, 168 Maiden lane Vandenbergh Samuel D. turner, r. 92 Fulton, h. 75 VANBRUNT & WATROUS, provisions, 200 Cham­ Bedford bers Vandenburg Oliver, teacher, 112 Greenwich A v. Vanburen Abraham, u s. army, h. 46 E. 21st Vandenburg Oliver D. barkeeper, 12 State Vanburen Daniel, china, 15 Amos Vandenburgh John, undertaker, 42 Leroy Vanburen Eliza, widow o f Alexander, 192 Mulb’ry Vandenburgh William, cakes, Clinton market, h. r. Vanburen James, butcher, 49 Washington market, 301 Spring h. W . 43d n. Av. 7 Vandenhoff States B. machinist, 27 King Vanburen James, drygds, 29 Nassau, h. 249 Twelfth Vanderbeck Cornelius, shoemaker, 617 Greenwich Vanburen James B. printer, 26 W . 14th Vanderbeck David, police, 114 Essex Vanburen John, lawyer, 39 Wall, h. 221 Mercer Vanderbeck Harman, carpenter, 198 Varick Vanburen John, carman, 167 W . 21st Vanderbeck Jacob A. carman, 129 W. 16th Vanburen John C. M. physician, 105 Av. 8 Vanderbeck James, printer, 75 Vandam Vanburen John D. 4 Hanover Vanderbeck James P. carpenter, 146 Hammond Vanburen John G. hatter, 213 Varick Vanderbeck John, carpenter, 58 Grove Vanburen John S. police, 77 Charlton Vanderbeck John, late inspector, 16 Stanton Vanburen M. M. 21 W . 14th Vanderbeck Peter, carman, 135 Av. C Vanburen Maria Jane, wid. o f George R. 254 W.29th Vanderbeck Richard, carpenter, 59 Hamersley Vanburen Martin, carpenter, 51 King Vanderbeek Alexander, clerk, 134 Amos Vanburen Mary, widow o f Thomas, 3 College pi. Vanderbeek David, housesmith, 230 W. 18th, h. 253 Vanburen Richard, boarding, 241 Centre W . 17th VANBUREN WILLIAM H. physician,121 Bleecker Vanderbeek John, carman, 206 Seventh c. Wooster Vanderbeek Paul, blacksmith, 81 Charlton Vanburen & Churchill, drygoods, 29 Nassau VANDERBEEK WILLIAM, music and pianoforte Vanburen & Robinson, lawyers, 39 Wall warerooms, 479 Broadway, h. 44 North Moore Vanbuskirk Daniel, paperstainer, 812 Washington Vanderbelt Aaron, policeman, 298 Fifth Vanbuskirk George, drygoods, 686 Washington, h. Vanderbelt Jacob G. cabinetmaker, 710 Washington Hoboken Vanderbelt John H. carpenter, 130 Barrow Vanbuskirk Jacob, carpenter, 76 Charles j Vanderbilt Aaron, caulker, 109 Lewis Vanbuskirk James, pianomaker, 70 Gansevoort |Vanderbilt Alexander, confectioner, 223 Division Vanbuskirk John, gilder, 255 W . 17th IVanderbilt Ann, wid. James, 50 Troy Vanbuskirk John, late mer. 267 Tenth Vanderbilt Catharine, wid. o f John C. 108 W.16th Vanbuskirk Maria, nurse, 182 Orchard Vanderbilt Clark, butcher, 99 Henry, h. 27 First Vanbuskirk Richard, druggist, 220 Greenwich, h. j Vanderbilt Cornelius, carman, 15 Cornelia Washington 1Vanderbilt Cornelius, wheelwright, 155 Suffolk Vanbuskirk Wm J. auction, 5 Nassau, h. 98 Spring VANDERBILT CORNELIUS, prs. a. a. & p. s. 1. co. Vanbussum John, clerk, 17 Cornelia 74 Broadway, & steamboats, 9 Battery place, b. Vanbuxston John, pedler, Av. 3 n. E. 41st Washington place Vancamp Elizabeth, widow o f Abel, boarding, 102 Vanderbilt Cornelius jr. 10 Washington place Cannon Vanderbilt Garret G. builder, 223 W. 18th, h. 213 Vance Arthur, mason, 2 Stanton W . 18th Vance Eliza M. wid. Thos. fancygds. 30 Catharine Vanderbilt Henry, mason, r. 328 W . 29th Vance Ezekiel, grocer, 1 Hammond & 79 G’wich Vanderbilt Henry, cabinetmaker, 94 Broadway, h. Av. h. 1 Hammond 34 Horatio Vance Isaac, 17 E. 13th Vanderbilt Isaac S. pilot, 38 Attorney # Vance John, builder, 171 Orchard Vanderbilt Jacob, tailor, 81 Fulton, h. 14 Renwick Vance Richard, quarry man, 478 Av. 9 Vanderbilt Jacob T. ice, 126 Hammond Vance William H. (col’d), porter, 6 Jersey Vanderbilt John, mer. 139 Second Vancleef Abraham B. carman, 45 Av. 8 Vanderbilt Mary, widow of Rutgers, 406 Cherry Vancleef Cornelius, weigher, 113 South Vanderbilt Peter, mason, 748 Washington VAN 543 VAN VaD245W ^ 8 ^ T ‘ wheelwri8ht» 73 Laurens, h Vandeusen Alfred, clerk, 493 Hudson Vandeusen George, com.mer. 12 Washington mkt. ^ A1?iD^ ? { i ; T v WlLLIAM S*tailor’ 116 Broadway bds. 37 Chambers • Vanderbilt William W . engineer, 125 Cannon Vandeusen Increase, publisher, 1 Lamartine pi. Vanderburgh Federel, physician, 5 Great Jones Vandeusen James D. shipcarpenter, 367 Eighth Vanderburgh Fred’k H. mer. 2 Dey, h. 49 Fourth Vandeusen Matthew, shipfastener, 602 Fourth Vanderburgh George E. merchant, 129 Pearl & 82 Vandeusen Robert R. livery stables, 72 Prince Beaver, h. 74 Warren Vandeuser Margaret, widow, 135 Elizabeth VANDERBURGH JOHN B. & CO. brokers 195 Vandeveer Violetta, widow. 33 Fifth Broadway Vandevelde Petro, sculptor, 46 Perry Vanderburgh Richard, bookkeeper, 56 Laight Vandeventer Jacob G. clothier, 57 Maiden la. h. E. Vanderburgh Richard J. 56 Laight 23d n. Madison Av. Vanderburgh William H. lawyer, 136 Nassau Vandeventer John, manf. of premium blacking & Vendercook Peter, seaman, 230 W . 24th druggist, 231 Washington, h. Jersey city Vanderft Andrew, sugar refiner, 114 King Vandeventer William, clothier, 57 Maiden lane, h. Vandergreoben Arthur, clerk, 220£ Broome Astoria Vanderhaize Noel, wines, 92 Fulton, h. 92 Fultan VANDEVENTER J. & W. clothiers, 57 Maiden la. Vanderheyden Eliza, widow, 137 Av. 9 Vandewater Abraham C. butcher, 888 Broadway, h. Vanderheyden Sam'l D. lawyer,3 Try on row,h. 137 885 Broadway Av. 9 Vandewater Clarkson, butcher, 888 Broadway, h. Vanderhoef Elizabeth, nurse, 765 Greenwich 885 Broadway Vanderhoef Peter P. overseer, 193 Av. 7 Vandewater Henry, crockery, 178 Washington, h. Vanderhoef William, 475 Greenwich 39 Horatio 6 Vanderhoff Wiiliam H. cabinetwarehouse, Broad* Vandewater John, clerk, 65 Av. 3 way c. Anthony, h. 107 Henry Vandewater John A. shipmaster, 129 Orchard Vanderhoof Edward A. mer. 157Pearl, h.70Seventh Vandewater John L. auctioneer, 12 Wall, h. 120 VANDERHOOF JACOB T. broker, 37 Wall, h. 55 Smith, S. Brooklyn Seventh Vandewater Robert J. forwarding mer. 23 Water h. Vanderhoof John, carman, 190 W . 21st Yonkers Vanderhoof John, furniture, 450 Twelfth Vandewater William C. locksmith, 382 Bleecker, h. Vanderhoof Mathew, 70 Seventh 102 Barrrow Vanderhoof Michael, mason, 569 Hudson Vandewater & Heasley, locksmiths, 382 Bleecker Vanderhoof Peter G. constable, office 166 Clinton, Vandewiele John B. grocer, 42 West, h. 200 Hudson h. 27 Cannon VANDIEN RICHARD, publisher, 86 Nassau, h. 7 Vanderhoof Stephen S. hose, 30 Ferry, h. Brooklyn Hammond Vanderlip Samuel A. clerk, 10 New City Hall, h. Vandolsen John, builder, 194 W . 20th 169 E. Broadway Vandoorn Peter V. carpenter, 210 Av. 9 Vandermark Samuel, carpenter, 669 Fourth Vandoren Catharine, boarding, 83 Warren Vanderoef Edward L. 5 Washgtn mkt. h. 6 Prince Vandoren Isaac, machinist, E. 33d b.Lex.Av.& Av.3 Vanderpoel Aaron, lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. 40 E. 16th Vandoren Jacob J. oils, 57 Dey, h. Elizabethtown, Vanderpoel Aaron J. lawyer, 39 Wall, h. 121 Av. 2 New Jersey VANDERPOEL ABRAHAM B. broker, 39 William, Vandoren Joseph, express, 42 Nassau, h. 9 Wooster h. Westchester Vandoren W . S. butter, 17 Washington market, h. Yanderpool Edward, physician, 206 Fourth Hoboken Vanderpool Frederick, mahogany, 30 Cherry, h. 50 Vandoren & Lockwood, express, 42 Nassau Lexington Av. Vandrahle Jeremiah, milkman, 252 W . 16th Vanderpool Fredranks S. mahogany, 28 Cherry, h. Vanducer Jacob, carpenter, 230 Rivington 50 Lexington Av. Vandusen Daniel, mer. 39 Liberty, h. E. 18th n. Vanderpool Jacob, 305 Broome Broadway Vanderpool Jacob, artisan, 482 Cherry VANDUSEN, JAGGER & CO. dryg’ds, 39 Liberty Vanderpool Jacob jr. mahogany, 28 Cherry, h. Mad­ Vanduser Jacob A. caps, 156 Broadway ison Av. c. E. 30th Vanduser William J. carriagemaker, 137 Chrystie Vanderpool John, marblecutter, 227 Sullivan Vanduyn Cornelius, 9 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Vanderpool Jones W. printer, 41 Oliver VANDUZER SELAH R. druggist, 184 Greenwich, Vanderpool William S. merchant, 305 Broome h. Staten Island Vanderveer Elizabeth E. 54 Walker Vanduzer Cornelius, tailor, 78 Cannon Vanderveer William H. grocer, 191 Front,h.33 Fifth , Vanduzer Elizabeth, widow o f Peter, 242 Rivington Vanderveer & Faxon, grocers, 191 Front Vanduzer Henry R. bootmaker, 215 Mercer, h. 215 Vandervoort Ann, widow o f Charles, boarding, 211 Mercer Allen Vanduzer Mary, tailoress, 5 Suffolk Vandervoort Anna, wid. Peter, 25 W . 26th Vanduzer Richard, bootmaker, 111 Stanton Vandervoort Benjamin, fruit, Washington market, VANDUZER SELAH, broker, 187 Greenwich, h. h. Bergen 9 E. 17th Vandervoort Charles, com. mer. 48 Cliff, h. 124 Vanduzer W. A. S. v. pres. n. y. exch. bk. G’nwich Wf 13th c. Dey, h. Astor house Vandervoort Henry, elk. court sessions, 6 Allen Vanduzer Wm. carpntr, r. 70 Bayard, h. 61 Clinton Vandervoort Hiram, foundry man, 326 Fifth Vandyck Peter, drygoods, 71 Av. 8, h. 58 Vandam Vandervoort Jacob, r. 9 Elizabeth Vandyk M. E. ladies’ seminary, 95 Av. 4 Vandervoort James, com. mer. 38 Broad, h. 124 Vandyke Frederick A. broker, 7 Jauncey court rftfr W. 13th Vandyke James A. driver, r. 117 Laurehs Vandervoort James A. butcher, 55 Spring VANDYKE MICHAEL M. eatinghouse, 23 Catha­ Vandervoort John L. physician, 83 Greene rine slip, h. 108 Sands, Brooklyn Vandervoort Joseph B. com. mer. 37 Water, h. 94 Vandyke Nancy (col’d), widow of Peter, 63 Marion W . 11th Vandyke Peter (col’d), cook, 15 York Vandervoort Mary, 7 Av. 5 Vandyke Richard, jr. auction, 124 W. 22d Vandervoort Peter, porterhouse, 65 Av.8,h.ll0 Av. 8 Vandyke Timothy, bookbinder, 78 W . Broadway Vandervoort Peter H. com. mer. 38 Broad Vandyke William (col’d), waiter, Amity lane Vandervoort Samuel, machinist, 327 Av. 8 Vandyke William W . eatinghouse, 21 Cath. slip Vandervoort Walter H. sparmaker, 11 Lewis VANDYKE & TREVOR, stpekbrokers, 7 Jauncey VANDERVOORT P. H. & CO. com. mers.38 Broad court Vanderwerken Eldridge, crockery, 429 Pearl, h. Vandyne Maria, widow o f Harmon, 96 Av. B 429 Pearl Vaneiper William, cutter, 298 Sixth Vanderzee George W . carman, 306 Delaney Vaneps George K. fencygoods, 73 Maiden lane, Vandeursen Abraham S. W . tobacconist, 137£ Divi­ 29 W. 16th , sion, h. 137i Division * Vanersdale David, mason, 67 Willett VAN 544 VAN Vaness Mariam, widow of Garret, r. 464 Front Vankleeck Louisa M. widow of David L. drugs, 26 Vanever Jacob, shoemaker, r. 685 Fourth Av. 6, h. 26 Av. 6 Vanever Mary, 685 Fourth Vankleeck William H. & Co. merchants, 159 West Vanevery Henry, stoves, 213 Water, h. 173 Franklin h. 51 St. Mark’s pi. VANE VERY OLIVER, cabooses, 241 Water, h. Vankleek John R. physician, 198 E. Broadway Williamsburg Vankeuren James, boatman, 41 Christopher Vanfleet Simon, boilermaker, 179 W . 27th VANLIER MARTINUS A. physician, 93 Green­ Vanfuren Charles, laborer, 68 Goerck wich, h. 93 Greenwich Vangelder Abraham A. late music, 133 Orchard Vanliew A. T. liquors, 35 Vesey, h. 151 Franklin Vangelder George, carman, 135 Av. 6 Vanliew Denis F. carpenter, 118 Wooster Vangelder Rachel, widow of Abraham, 133 Orchard Vanloen George, hatter, 248 Stanton Vangelderen Marcus, butcher, 148 Centre, h. 459 Vanloen Isaac, farmer, 248 Stanton Houston Vanloo Thomas, caulker, r. 36 Hester Vangieson John R. carman, 102 Hammond Vanmater Garret, carpenter, 34 Gold,h. Hoboken Vangieson Mary, widow of John V. tailoress, 381 Vann Francis, shoemaker, 147 Allen Greenwich Vann Patrick, baker, 115 Broome Vangieson Richard, shoemaker, 134 Barrow Vanname Aaron, carman, 121 Cannon Vangillueve Bernard, grocer, 523 Av. 8 Vanname Henry, oysters, 132 Chatham, h. r. 161 Vannagen Julia, 2 Birmingham Madison Vanheynigen Nicholas, snoes, 158 Spring, h. 158 Vanname Isaac, refectory, 42 Bowery, h. 42 Spring Bowery Vanhoesen Mary, widow o f Leonard, 226 Henry Vanname Wm. oysters, 157 Fulton & 216 Broad­ Vanhoesen Thos. C. hardware, 13 Cliff, h. Sing Sing way, h. 19 Oliver Vanholland Henry, carman, 90 Mott Vanname & Bush, restaurant, 216 Broadway Vanhpok William, lawyer, 14 Pine, and planing Vannamee Catharine, 228 W. 21st mill, Bank n. West, h. 5 Av. 5 Vannamee James, lawyr. 15 Beekman, h. 255 Tenth Vanhorn Abner, brassfounder, 101 Lewis, h. 300 Vannatter Peter, carman, 70 Horatio Stanton Vanness Abraham & Co. engine builders, 151 Es­ Vanhorn Andrew, machinist, 11 Norfolk sex, h. 210 Eldridge Vanhorn Andrew, machinist, 319 Fifth Vanness Ann, 84 Broadway Vanhorn Cornelius, hardware, 271 Pearl, h. 51 Lex­ Vanness Christian, carpenter, 150 W. 16th ington Av. Vanness Elias, carman, 284 Madison Vanhorn Cornelius, sawyer, 320 Monroe Vanness Elizabeth, widow of Peter G. dressmaker, Vanhorn Cornelius, grocer, 146 Leonard 463 Pearl Vanhorn Electa, widow o f Charles, 117 Stanton Vanness Eugene, paymaster, 6 State, h. Brooklyn Vanhorn Eliza, wid. John N. boarding, 26 Bowery Vanness Isaac, clerk, 62 Rivington Vanhorn J. Smith, carman, 219 Delaney Vanness J. A. 468 Houston Vanhorn John, bootmaker, 33 Av. 2, h. 3 Seventh Vanness Peter, silversmith, 85 Duane, h. 116 F’syth Vanhorn John, compositor, 220 Bleecker Vanness Stephen, silversmith, 118 Norfolk Vanhorn William, clerk, 161 Franklin Vannest Abraham, hardware, 114 Pearl, h. 351 Vanhorn, Tabele & Co. machinists, 319 Fifth Bleecker Vanhorne James P. I l l Liberty Vannest Abraham R. saddlery hardware, 222 Pearl, Vanhorsen John H. cabinetmaker, 387 Sixth h. 13 Varick pi. Vanhorsen Pierre D. police, 54 Rutgers VANNEST JOHN, saddlery hardware, 114 Pearl, Vanhosen Abram H. clerk, 78 Charlton h. 55 Hammond Vanhoseri Lambert, 366 Broome Vannest Maria, widow of Henry, 24 Grand Vanhouten Charles, soapstone cutter, 113 Beekman, Vannest Peter, grocer, 173 Front, h. 94 W. 13th h. 59 Eldridge Vannest Peter L. porter, 113 Bank Vanhouten Charles E. builder, 59 Eldridge Vannest Samuel, boarding, 270 Bowery Vanhouten Frances, widow o f John, 25 Downing Vannest Sarah, dressmaker, 17 Av. A Vanhouten Gilliam, cooper, 67 Frankfort, h. H’ ken Vannest Stephen, agent, 101 Attorney Vanhouten Henry J. mason, 737 Washington Vannest William porter, r. 123 Prince Vanhouten Jacob, carman, 156 Perry Vannorden Charles P. barber, 160 Varick, h. 160 Vanhouten Jacob B. carman, 38 Horatio Varick Vanhouten Jane, widow, r. 317 Fifth Vannorden David, boats, 480 Water, h. 17 Norfolk Vanhouten John H. printer, 459 Hudson, h. 459 Vannorden James, stationer, 45 Wall. & printer, 60 Hudson William, h. 35 E. 28th Vanhouten John H. carman, 15 Cornelia Vannorden John, carman, 124 Barrow Vanhouten John J. carman, 745 Washington Vannorden Maria, wid. of Samuel, 163 W. 26th Vanhouten John R. mason, r. 125 Perry Vannorden Theodore, provisions, 157 West, h. Jer­ Vanhouten Moses, teamster, 211 Lewis sey city Vanhouten P. S. tinware, 83 Pine, h. 84 Stanton Vannorden Wm. printer, 120 Fulton, h. 118 Greene Vanhouten Rebecca, widow o f Nathaniel, shirts, 82 Vannorden Thomas L. & Theodore, provisions, 157 Nassau & 446 Broadway, h. 45 Lispenard West, h. 248 W. 13th Vanhouten Richard R. sashmaker, 187 W. 15th, h. Vannorden & Amerman, printers, 60 William Patchin pi. n. Amos VANNORDEN & KING, stationers, 45 Wall Vanhouten Tunis, millwright, r. 118 Hammond Vannorstrand Garrett, carpenter, 7 Troy Vanhoutten Peter V. asst, brding. officer u. s. b. o. Vannprt George M. lumber, 535 West, h. 26 Abing­ h. 10 Battery pi. don place ’ Vanhouven John, shoemaker, h. 89 Hester Vannostrand Alfred, house, sign & ornamental Vanhovenberg Jacob, painter, 99 Forsyth painting, 82 Nassau, h. 51 Jay, Brooklyn Vanhovenbergh Henry, physician, 334 Broome Vannostrand Garret, founder, r. 12 Ludlow VANHOVENBERGH MARTIN,lawyer, 334 Broome Vannortwick William B. nier.l3Front,h.312 Fourth Vanhusen Levi, carman, E. 32rd bet. Avs. 2 & 3 Vannostrand Abraham, carman, 108 Bank Vaniderstine Isaac M. baker, 168. Orchard, h. 168 Vannostrand David, books, 123 Fulton, h. 123 Amos Orchard Vannostrand Henry D. grocer, 116 West, h.SStrong Vaniderstine John, cooper, 61 Monroe pi. Brooklyn Vaniderstine Peter jr. carman, 136 W. 16th Vannostrand Jacob, cabinetmaker, 3 Greene h. 3 Vanier Albert (col’d), waiter, 52 Anthony Greene Vank Gustavus, engraver, 47 W. Broadway Vannostrand Jacob, professor, 123 Amos VANKLEECK DAVID L. druggist, 26 Av. 6 Vannostrand John, pres. com. f. ins. co. 8Mers. E£. Vankleeck Elbert H. c. h. broker, 18 Wall, h. 54 h. 3 Strong pi. Brooklyn Harrison, Brooklyn Vannostrand John, fish, 15 Centre mkt.h. 89 Crosby Vankleeck Leonard G. 1 New, h. 31 Sydney place’ Vannostrand John, 17 Essex Brooklyn Vannostrand John J. grocer, 116 West, h. Brooklyn VAN 545 VAN Vannostrand Joseph, hardware, 271 Pearl, h. B'klyn Vanriper John, 699 Water Vannostrand Patience, wid. 116 Charles Vanriper John A. agent, 727 Greenwich Vannostrand William H. locksmith, 42 Jay Vanriper John F. mer. 519 G’wich, h. 72 Charlton VANNOSTRAND J. & 1 grocers, 116 West Vanriper John W . T. cooper, 59 First, h. 30 First VANNOSTRAND & TERRETT, books, 123 Fulton Vanriper Martin, carpenter, 194 W , 27th Vannote Henry, gratesetter, 41 Greene, h.67Greene Vanriper Mary, widow ol Jacob, 161 Franklin Vannote William & Henry, gratesetters, 41 Greene Vanriper Peter H. com. mer. 29 Mpore, h. 42 Amos h. 100 Grand Vanriper Richard, carman, 15 Scammel Vanohlen Henry, grocer, 344 Hudson, h. 344 Hudsn Vanriper Sofronia, widow o f John, 25 Bethune Vanolinda Aaron B. accountant, 90 Wall, h. 52 Warren William>blacksmith, 100 Cannon Vanoordt Anthony, paperhanger, 549 Broome J0HN p * wines, 67 Beaver, h. 29 Fifth Vannuyse Stephen, mer. 101 Attorney Vanorden Abraham, harbor master, 54 Twelfth Vansantvoord Abraham, forwarding, 82 Cortlandt & lb South, h. Jersey city Vanorden Ann, wid. of Abraham, 116 Bedford VANSANTVOORD CORNELIUS, lawyer, 19 Wall Vanorden Benjamin F. carman, r. 16 Jane h. bo W. 11th Vanorden Elias, boatbuilder, 295 Front, h. 57Hester Vansaun Abraham, merchant tailor, 307 Hudson, h. Vanorden Gabriel, painter, r. 98 Charlton 52 Hammond Vanorden James, carman, 14 Commerce, Vansaun Henry, drygoods, 313 Hudson, h. 53 Vdm Vanorden John, carpenter, 737 Washington Vansaun John A. 181 Bleecker Vanorden Lucy, wid. ot Matthew, 118 Bedford Vansaun Samuel J. stairbuilder, 2 Bethune, h. 780 Vanorden Peter J. carman, 120 Hammond Greenwich Vanorden William, polisher, 116 Bedford Vanschaack Stephen D. lawyer, 35 Wall, h. 53 Vanorsdale Augustus, carpenter, 288 Sixth W. 28th Vanorsdale John, dockbuilder, 4 Cornelia VANSCHAACK & BRONSON, lawyers, 35 Wall Vanosdoll John, pilot, 142 Av. 3 Vanschaick Benjamin, grocer, 191 West h. 318 Vanostrand Henry, milk, 686 Washington Washmgton, Vanostrand Isaac, carpenter, 73 Horatio Vanschaick Catharine A. dressmaker, 112 Spring Vanostrand Jacob, lumber. 62 Av. 10* h. 728 G’wich Vanschaick Henry, lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. 82 Av. 5 Vanostrand Susan, widow o f Joseph H. 9 Seventh Vanschaick Myndert, 11 Nassau, h. 82 Av. 5 Vanoustersterp Joseph, carman, Av. 2 n. 38th Vanschaick Peter C. mer. 65 Front, bds. Astor h. Yanoustersterp John F. shoemaker, 246 Av. 3, h. E. Vanschaick P. C. & Co. com. mers. 65 Front 22d c. Av. 3 Vanschaiyc Nancy (col’d) wid. of John, laundress, Vanpelt A. H. tailor, 170 Broadway, hi 2 Jarolemon, 3 Mech’s alley Brooklyn Vanschoonhoven Cornelius, soap, 112 Hammond Vanpelt, Abraham, pilot, 30 Oliver Vansciven Benjamin, carman, 155 W, 13th Vanpelt Abraham, carman, 726 Houston Vanscoy Charles H. teacher, 131 Thompson Vanpelt Augustus, pilot, 40 Attorney Vanse Philip, baker, 3 Hall place Vanpelt Charles, butcher, 130} Mulberry Vansel Peter, baker, 118 W . 17th Vanpelt Daniel, tailor, 34 Av. 8, h.34 Av. 8 Vanshaick D. L. pianofortes, 158 Av. 3 Vanpelt David, carman, 201 W. 13th Vansicklan Valentine R. clerk, 38 E. 18th Vanpelt Elizabeth, widow, nurse. 85 Bedford Vansickle Cornelius, shoemaker, 162. Barrow Vanpelt Emma, widow o f Peter, 126 Henry Vansickle William, butcher, 36 Fulton mkt.h.3 Filth Vanpelt Henry, oysters, 133 Walker Vansise Andrew, painter, 48 Division Vanpelt David, segars, 108 Attorney ' Vanskiver William, manufacturer, 63 Norfolk VANPELT JACOB J. sawmill, ft. o f E. 18th n. Av. Vansklwan Lawrence, pedler, 201 Second A, h. 103 Av. B Vanslate Alexander, plasterer. 201 Av. 7 Vanpelt John B. carpenter, 3 Desbrosses Vansoosten Peter, grocer, 123 Greenwich Vanpelt John S. carpenter, 9 Leroy Vanstaden Henry, grocer, 128 Leonard, h. 128L’nrd Vanpelt Moses D. physician, 59 W . Wash’n pi. Vanstaden John, grocer, 275 Broome, h. 87 Allen Vanpelt Nicholas, shipfastner, 89 Lewis Vanstay Matthias (col’d), porter, 10 Lispenard Vanpelt P. J. (Rev). 73 Hammond Vansteemburg Abram H. carpenter, 189 W. 16th Vanpelt Peter, hotel, 235 Bowery, h. 19 Rivington Vansteenburg James, cutter, 257 Rivington Vanpelt Peter carman, 175 Amos Vanston Andrew, carpenter, 196 Forsyth VANPELT TUNIS, broker, 117 Front, h. 73 Hamd Vanston James, grocer, 640 Greenwich Vanpelt William, shipjoiner, 54 Lewis Vanstratton Cornelius, rigger, 253 South, h. 81 Pika Vanpelt William (col’d), steward, 20 Leonard Vansyckel John M. butcher, 114 Av. 3 Vanpelt William R. engineer, 104 E. 25th Vansyckles Peter, milk, 127 Clinton Vanpelten Samuel, cooper. 8 Norfolk Vantambacht Anthony, confectioner, 81 Duane, h. Yanpraag Aaron S. dentist, 383 Broadway 79 Duane Vanraalte Roelof, machinist, 716 Washington Vantassal William, carman, r. 180} Duane Yanraden Benj. baker, 456 Hudson, h. 456 Hudson Vantassel Albert, police, 29 Columbia Vanranst Edward, stables, 103 Hester, h. 84 Ludlw Vantassel Emery, grocer, 64 Av. C, h. 64 Av. C Vanrrinst James, shoemaker, 667 Water Vantassel Isaac G. carpenter, 110. Hammond Vanrensselaer Alexander, R. 416 Broome Vantassel Henry, boatman, r. 118 Hammond Vanrensselaer Francis, com. mer. 30 Water, h, 783 Vantassel John, policeman, 344 Ninth Broadway Vantassel John Frederick, carpenter, 223 Chrystie Vanrensselaer Herman R. grocer, 62 Water Vantassel Joshua A. cooper, 201 Amos, h.678 Wsh’n Vanrensselaer Jeremiah, physician, 783 Broadway Vantassel Oscar, carman,.241 Seventh Vanrensselaer Philip, 5 Washington sq. Vantassel Thomas W cop. plate printer, 517 Grand Vanrensselaer; Thomas (col’d), eating house, 251 Vantassell Benjamin A. cooper, 143 W. 16th ■ Elizabeth Vantassell Harvey. E. carman,. 15 Av. 6 Vanriper Ann, widow o f John, boarding, 51 W arm Vantassell Henry, carman, 58 Grove Vanriper Benjamin E. broker, 102 W . 30th Vantassell William, whitesmith, 152 Hammond Vanriper Cornelius G. carman, 12 Jones Vanthof J. tailor, 268 Canal, h. 268 Canal Vanriper Daniel W. lookingglass frames, 63} Gold, Vantine Albro S. blacksmith, 282 E.llth, h.330 Ninth h. Williamsburgh j Jr>j j Vi Vantine Henry, wheelwright, 328 Ninth Vanriper Eliza, widow o f Adrian, 121 Bedford Vantine Jacob, carman, '91 Christopher Vanriper Frances, wid. of Cornelius, 209 Seventh Vantine John, hotel, 305} Broome Vanriper George, lamplighter, 24, Laurens Vantine Samuel, bookkeeper, 432 Fourth Vanriper Henry, carman, 15 Watta^, \, Vantine Theodore, furs, l Abingdon square Vanriper Herman, mason, 739 Washington Vantine Thomas, plumber. 3 Leroy Vanriper Huldah, jyid, of Isaac, boarding, 90 Av. 6 Vantine & McLeod, hotel, 305} Broome Vanriper Jacob, carman, 19 Scammel ^ |Vantuyl Andrew P. lace, 341 Grand, h. Williamab’g Vanriper James, carpenter, 176 W . loth _ , j Vantuyl Benj. S. weigher, 5 Delaney . VAN 546 VAN Vantuyl John Y. 508 Hudson Vanwagenen William 1 .115 W. 14th Vanvalen Jacob D. mason, 95 Amos Vanwagenen William W. lawyer, 16 Post’s build* Vanvalen Robert, cutter, 241 Filth ings, h. Staten Island Vanvaler Cornelius, carman, 95 Norfolk VANWAGENEN & YEOMAN, cloths, 90 William Vanvaler Patience, nurse, 46 Downing Vanwagener Charles, mariner, 82 Chrystie Vanvaler Sarah J. dressmaker, 46 Downing Vanwagener Jacob E. driver, 93 Hudson Vanvaler William, tailor, 4551 Hudson Vanwart Alexander, mason, r. 23 Leroy Vanvaley Alexander, clerk, 60 Vandam Van wart Alexander, butcher, 12 Jeiferson market, Vanvalin Philip C. carman. 159 Lewis h. 23 Av. 8 VANVALKENJBURGH AARON, imp’ter o f French Vanwart Charles E. sashmaker, 85 Eldridge accord eons and musical boxes, and manufac­ Vanwart Daniel, mason, 64 Grove ;Vanwart David, police, 67 Charlton turer of gold and silver pencil cases, 187 Pearl, h; 2 Washington place VANWART DAVID S. agent. 68 Wall, h. 166 W. 17th V a n v a lk e n b u r g h D. E. mer. 119 West,h. Rathbun’s V a n v a lk e n b u r g h F. L. strawgoods, 24 Cortlandt Vanwart Euphronia, wid. o f Henry, r. 124 Ham’nd Vanwart Irving, com. mer. 12 Platt V a n v a lk e n b u rg h J oh n , gold pencils, 149 Broadway, h. Williamsburg Vanwart John L. carpenter, 26 Christopher V a n v a lk e n b u rg h John A. grocer. Av. 9 c. W . 21st, Vanwart Lawrence M. exchange, 1641 W. 29th h. 249 W . 21st Vanwart Lawrence M. grocer, 114 Amity, h. 140 VANVALKENBURGH & MARTIN, grocers, Av. Macdougal 9 c, W. 21st Vanwart Samuel, butcher, 9 Jefferson market, h. Vanvanst Nicholas R. tailor, 113 Henry W . 36th n. Av. 8 Van varick Peter, trunkmaker, 192 Broadway Vanwart Stephen, captain, 154 Perry Vanvechten Abraham V. W . lawyer, 18 Beekman, Vanwart Thomas, umbrellamaker, 88 Houston h. 61 Macdougal ( Vanwart William, 50 Av. 8, h. 234 Av. 6 Vanvechten J.R. custom ho. 20 Union place, B klyn Vanwart William, chairmaker, 119 Broome Vanvechten John, boots and shoes, 61 Maiden lane, Vanwart & Cox, butchers, 9 Jeiferson mkt. h. i t Charlton Vanwart & Nathan, exchange, 164$ W. 29th Vanveghten Mary, widowymilliner, 422 Broome Van wick Gilbert W . carpenter, 80 Av. 3 Vanveghten Richard, hardware, 96 Division Vanwickel George, gunsmith, E. 39th n. Av. 2 Vanveghten William W. 24 John, h. 192 E. 18th Vanwickle Jesse, gunsmith, r. 80 Catharine Vanvelsor Ebenezer, builder, 390 Ninth, h. Wmsbg Vanwinkle Abraham, sashmaker, 228 W. 18th, h. Vanvelsor Garrett, carman, 286 Second 106 Hammond Vanvelsor Henry, liquors, 198 West, h. 198 AVest VANWINKLE ABRAHAM, post office, 157$ Bow­ Vanvelsor Henry, porterh. West c. Jay, h. 28 Jay ery, h. 207 Greenwich Vanvelsor &> Gardiner, builders 390 Ninth Vanwinkle Abram, bookbinder, 266 Division Vanvight William, cabinetmaker, 175 Chrystie Vanwinkle Albert, shipchandler, 205 West, h. 207 Vanvleck Catharine F. wid. Abraham, 305 Filth Hudson Vanvleck Henry A. broker, 347 Av. 4 VANWINKLE DAVID I. pianos, 92 W. 16th VANVLECK. JASPER T. banker, 23 Wall, h. 81 VANWINKLE EDGAR S. lawyer, 90 Merchants* W . 13th Exchange, h. 62 W . 14th Vanvleck John, lawyer, 9 Jauncey court Vanwinkle Edward H. physician, 378 Broome Vanvleck John H. physician, 14 Clarkson Vanwinkle George, mason, r. 10 Cannon Vanvleck Sarah, widow of Isaac, 21 Ninth Vanwinkle Henry, shipwright, 343 Third V a n v le c k & Pruyn, lawyers, 9 Jauncey court Vanwinkle Isaac, lawyer, 72 Wall Vanvoast William, shoestore, 449 Greenwich Vanwinkle Isaac, lawyer, 187 Greenwich, h. 545 Vanv ol ken burgh Phiiip, drygoods, 29 Liberty, h. Broome '\ 93 Clinton, Brooklyn Vanwinkle John, shipcarpenter, 343 Third Vanvoorhies John J. bookkeeper, 130 Water, h. Vanwinkle John, jeweler, 286 Bleecker, h. 286 349 Av. 8 Bleecker Vanvoorhis Abraham, carman, 158 Hammond Vanwinkle John D. pianofortemaker, 90 Thompson, Vanvoorhis B. W . sec. coal co. 98 B way, h. 82 E.23dh. 17 King Vanvoorhis Cornelius W . lawyer, 80 Nassau, h. Vanwinkle Nathaniel H. hatter, 199 W. 15th Harlem „ Vanwinkle Simon, publisher, 9 Spruce, h. Jersey c. , _ TT Vanvoorhis Elias W . mer.148 Front, h.Jamaica, L.IVanwinkle Thomas, 129 Varick Vanvoorhis Henry, carman, 154 Hammond Vanwinkle Tunis, 238 Canal Vanvoorhis J. D. grocer, 234 Wash’tn, h. 40 Bank Vanwinkle Tunis, mason, 4 Ren wick Vanvoorhis James, tinsmith, 34 W. Broadway, h Vanwinkle & Orton, publisher, 11 Spruce 72 W . Broadway Vanwoert Abraham, boatman, r. 75 Vandam Vanvoorhis James, shoemaker, 215 Mott Vanwoert John V. leather, 36 Ferry, h. 23 Rutgers Vanvoorhis John, A. carman, 740 Greenwich Vanword Mason, tailor, 64 Av. 6 Vanvoorhis John A. clerk, 145 Reade Vanwormer Abraham A. lawyer, 39 Wall, h. 2 Vanvoorhis Paul, carman, 740 Greenwich College place Vanvoorhis William H. printer, 21 Ridge Vanwort Abram, bootmaker, 10 Minetta Vanvoorhis E. W . &> Co. com. mers. 148 Front Vanwort John, market, 146 Hammond VANVOORHIS Walsh William, carman, 36 Trinity pi.* WAL1 ON HENRY C. physician, 525 Broadway, h. 523 Broadway 'Walsh William, gardener, 246 Division Walton IsaacS. builder, 127 Eldridge, h. 119 Or­ Walsh William, shoemaker, 213 Elizabeth chard Walsh William, physician, 182 Av. A Walton John, confectioner, 37 W . 13th Walsh William, laborer, 596 Grand Walton John, liquors, 119 Warren, h. 184 W . 23d Walsh William B. u. s. marshall, 172 Twelfth Wulton John, boatman, 127 Stanton WALSH, MALLORY & CO. hardware, 211 Pearl Walton Jno. B. crockery, 328 Spring, h. 328 Spring WALSH, CARVER & CO. shipchandler, 30 South Walton Lydia, widow of John W . seamstress, 71 Walshe Henry D. tailor, 8 Hague Stanton Waist William, pictureframes, 31 & 33 Attorney Walton Margaret, widow o f Henry. 44 E. 19th Walter Auguste, tailor, r. 77 Crosby Walton Robert, harnessmaker, 299 Av. 3 Walter Charles, mer. 131 Bank Walton Ruth, fancyetore, 536 Grand, h. 536 Grand Walter Christian, lamplighter, 155 W . 26th Walton William, importer, 18 Broad, h, 80 Adams, Walter Edward A. baker, 260 Walker Brooklyn ' . Walter Ellwood, asst. v. pres. mer. ins. co. 63 Wall Walton William (Rev.), W . 23d c. Av. 10 Walter George, publichouse, 474 Broadway WALTON H. A. & CO. hotel, 89 South JWalter George, varnisher, r. 125 Columbia Walton & Little, lumber, East c. Broome, 534 W a­ Walter George, shoes, 121 Sheriff ter, 280 Cherry & 325 Delaney Walter Henrick, cabinetmaker, r. 105 Eldridge Walty Nicholas, hotel, 52 Greenwich Walter Jacob, cabinetmaker, 406 Broome Waltz Andrew, r. 359 Rivington Walter Jacob, tailor, 611 Fourth Walworth James J. pipes, 79 John, h. Boston Walter Jacob, tailor, 85 Essex W ALWORTH, NASON & GUILD, iron pipes, 79 Walter James & Co. imp. o f teas, 159 Front, h. John Jersey city Walz Bernard, tailor, 112 Delaney Walter James R. plumber, 69 W . 23d Wamsley Edward, drygoods, 14 Catharine & 315£ Walter James R. jr. plumber, 629 Hudson, h. 69 Grand, h. 42 Market W. 23d Wamsley Robert, strawhats, 21 Catharine, h. 42 Walter John, tavern, 117 Charlton Market Walter John, watchmaker, 586 Av. 8 Wamsley Brothers, millinery, 315 Grand Walter John A. cabinetmaker, 139 W . Broadway, h. Wanborgh Henry, bookbinder, 11 Hammond 139 W. Broadway Wanca Christian, blacksmith, 134 Third Walter John F. tailor, 267 Broadway, h. 267 B’way Wand John, porterhouse, 40 Chrystie Walter John N. watch crystals, 92 John, h. Wil­ Wandell Anna L. widow, fruitstore, 131 Goerck liamsburg Wandell Benjamin Corner. 707 Greenwich & 116 Walter Joseph, imp. of jewlery, 181 Brodway, bds. Av. 9, h. 116 Av.. 9 166 E. Broadway Wandell Daniel T. lumber, 5 South, h. 119 Perry Walter Joseph, beerhouse, 8 Duane Wandell Elizabeth N. widow, 278 Stanton Walter Joseph, stonecutter, 155 W . 26th Wandell Jane, boarding, 108 Bowery Walter Joshua, carman, 179 Fourth Wandell John C. agent. 2 Rooseyelt, h. 13 First Walter Louis, pressman, 16 Jackson Wandell B. C. & Co. drygoods/*&16 Av. 9, and 707 Walter Martin, tailor, 47 Attorney Greenwich Walter Michael, cabinetmaker, 139 W . Broadway Wandelling Joseph, tailor, 448 Cherry & 49 Canal, h. 49 Canal Wandley Charles, music, 103 Pitt Walter Moses D. drygoods, 30 Beaver, h. 4 Pitt Wands Burgess, stoves, 211 Water, h. Jersey city Walter Philip, baker, 76 Grand Wands B. & Co. stoves, 211 Water Walter Willliam H. clerk, 379 Pearl, b. Williamsbrg Wandscheer Johan, modeler, r. 198 Av. 1 Walter I. D. & Co. drygoods, 40 Beaver Wanmaker Giles H. carpenter, W . 27th bet. Avs. 9 WALTER & ASH, plumbers, 296 Broadway & 10, h. 288 W . 27th Walters Ann, widow o f Bernet, r. 78 Norfolk Wanmaker George, carpenter, 288 W . 27th Walters Gerrit, baker, 49 Beekman, h. 49 Beekman Wanmaker Henry B. steward, 21 Macdougal Walters Gerusha, widow, 486 Houston Wanmaker Henry P. lawyer, 43 Wall,h. 198 W.20th Walters Hendrickson, carman, 111 Norfolk Wanmaker William H. stonecutter, 105 E. 17th Walters Henry, boarding, 250 Hudson Wanmslay Robert, oysters, 176 Christopher Walters Henry, smith, 122 Norfolk, h. 52 Columbia Wann Sarah, widow, 406 Av. 7 Walters Henry, stables, 222 Mercer, h. 325 Fourth Wannemacher Heinrich, porterhouse, 217 Third Walters Hugh, laborer, 360 Ninth Wannes Eliza, widow o f Edwin, 92 Warren Walters John, baker, 26 Greenwich Av. Wanser Pelick, butcher, r. 390 Madison Walters Lewis M. chairs, 104 Delaney, h. 154 Suffolk Wantz William, butcher, 267 Elizabeth Walters Peter, stables, 103 Liberty, h. 123 Liberty Wanzer Hannah, wid.Phenice, washer,r.59 Cannon Walters Richard, furniture, 87 Division, h. 87 Di­ Wanzer James D. feed, 200 Seventh vision Wanzer John, carman, 244 Seventh Walters Thomas, clerk, 13 Reade Wanzer John J. strawgoods, 40 John, h.100 Warren Walters Thomas, sailor, 251 Monroe Wanzer Margaret, boarding. 51 Wooster Walters William A. physician, 111 Houston, h. 643 Wanzer Moses, clothier, 39 Broadway, h. Bath, L.I. Fourth Wanzer, Minor & Co. clothiers, 39 Broadway Walters William E. clerk. 38 Front, h. Brooklyn Warburg Edward, importer, 55 Broad Walterthum John, smith, 165 Essex Warburton Samuel, boarding, 88 Oliver Waltfogel Louis, machinist, 74 Cannon Ward Adam, carman, 187 Delaney Walcher Frederick, butcher, 52 Broome, h. 52 Brine Ward Albert, lawyer, 18 Wall, h. Staten Isl. Walther John, boxmaker, 490 Av. 8 Ward Albert R. collector, 12 Clinton pi. Walther John, butcher, 215 Division Ward Alex H. clerk, 42 Chatham, h. 358 Broome Walther John M. teacher, 131 Third WARD ANDREW, hardware, 355 Av. 6, h. 240 Walther L. C. butcher, 128 Delaney, h. 128 Delaney W . 17th Walterhum John, bedsteads, 140 Third Ward Anne, widow, 34 Trinity pi. Waltman Henry, brewer, 157 Perry Ward Arthur, speculator, 287 E. 11th W AR 556 W AR Ward Asline, mer. 18 Cliff, h. 14 State Ward Michael, bookseller, 73 Bayard Ward Augustus H. late mer. 14 Washington pi. Ward Montagnie, drugs, 83 Maiden lane, h. Fort Ward Bartholomew, chandler, 137 Eldridge Washington Ward Benedict, waiter, r. 116 Duane Ward Moses, 66 Bank Ward Bridget, r. 90 Broome Ward Nehemiah, mer. 8 Pine, h. New Jersey Ward Bridget, wid. William, r. 12 Pitt Ward Oliver D. imp. 41 Maiden la. h. 70 E. 15th Ward Bridget, wid. Daniel, boarding, 27 Oak Ward Ophelia, widow o f Benjamin P. E. 15th Ward Bryan, baker, 71W . 15th c. Av. 1 Ward Caleb, segars, Ay. 8 c. G’wich Ar.h. 71 Ay. 8 Ward Patrick, tailor, 37 Mulberry Ward Charlesy rigger, r. 95 James Ward Patrick, tailor, 720 Washington Ward Charles, gatekeeper N. Y. hospital Ward Patrick, laborer, 170 E. 25th Ward Charles, nailer, Av. 9 n. W . 25th Ward Peter, sailor, 104 Oliver Ward Charles W . 64 Front, h. Hoboken Ward Richard L. shipmaster, 97 Wooster Ward Clarissa, boarding, 95 Spring Ward Richard R. lawyer, 58 Wall, h. 8 Bond WARD DANIEL, liquors, 39 Peck slip, h. 124 Or­ Ward Robert, blacksmith, 73 W . 18th * chard Ward Robert, laborer, 203 Ninth Ward Daniel, porterhouse, 31 Orange Ward Robert, liquors, 199J Chatham sq. h. 1991 Ward David, tailor, 356 Greenwich Chatham sq. Ward Edmund, reporter, 730 Greenwich Ward Robert M. fancygoods, 47 Maiden la. h. 126 Ward Edwardj tailor, 302 Mott W . 23d Ward Edward F. com. mer. 73 New, h. 852 B’way Ward Samuel, mer. 36 Broadway Ward Edwin, willow ware, 106 Maiden lane, h. Ward Samuel, banker, 40 Wall, h. 30 W. 17th Williamsburg Ward Sarah, widow of Josiah, 101 Wooster Ward Elijah, lawyer, 52 John, h. 77 St. Mark’s pi. Ward Sarah A. dressmaker, 54 Willett Ward Elijah F. provisions, 29 Bowery, h. 45 Bayard Ward Simeon, com. mer. 20 S. William, h. 28 Ward Elizur, mer. 207 Wash’ton, h. 376 G’wich Factory Ward Ellen, hattrimmer, 197 Av. 1 Ward Stephen, shipsmith, 292 Front, h. 67 Mont’ry Ward Ellinor, wid. Daniel, Av. 2 n. E. 27th Ward Stephen, carman, 242 W. 17th Ward Eugene, butcher, 5 Leroy Ward Stephen, tailor, 177 Mot t Ward Ezra, shoemaker, 34 Av. 8 WARD SYLVANUS S. coal, 411 Washington, h. Ward Francis, blacksmith, 4 Chestnut 72 Laight Ward Francis, wheelwright, r. 7 Av. 2 Ward Sylvester, lawyer, 95 Cedar, h. 246 Fourth Ward Franklin J. baker, 182 Madison Ward Sylvester L, H. lawyer, 85 Nassau, and asst. Ward George, 39 Monroe aid. 15th ward, h. 246 Fourth Ward George, grocer, 234 Fulton, h. Harlem Ward Theodore A. lawyer, 85 Nassau, h. 246 Fourth Ward George B. porterhouse, 458 Broadway, h. 25 Ward Thomas, hats, 162 Nassau, h. Jersey city Renwick Ward Thomas, varnish, 771 Washington Ward Gilbert, carman, 152 Sullivan Ward Thomas, imp. 43 & 45 Broad, h. London Ward Giles F. drvgds, 27 Park row, bds. Union pl.h. Ward Thomas, physician, 92 University pi. Ward Giles L. railingmaker, Av. 1 c. E. 15th Ward Thomas, carman, 178 W. 18th Ward Hannah A. wid. John, milliner, 78 Madison Ward Thopias, porter, 169 Washington Ward Henry, bootmaker, 3 Walker, h. 3 Walker Ward Thomas, porter 76 Reade Ward Henry, butcher, 522 Pearl, h. W . 31st n. Av. 7 Ward Thomas, c. h. officer, 11 Vandam Ward Henry, carpenter, 240 W . 17th Ward Uzal P. bakery, 64 Vesey, h. Mamaroneck Ward Henry, 14 Washington pi. Ward Warren, cabinetmker, r. 144 Grand, 60 Av. 6 Ward Henry, carman, r. 68 W. 18th Ward Willett C. imp. 105 Front, h. 99 Bank Ward Henry, bootmaker, r. 52 Spring Ward William, variety store, 138 Prince Ward Henry, glassjfutter, 15 Av. 1 Ward William, toolmaker, r. 513 Av. 8 Ward Henry A. brttshmaker, 48 Prince Ward William, 80 Av. B. Ward Henry D. (E%v.). 870 Broadway Ward William, painter, r. 182 Second Ward Henry D. wdjodenware, 106 Maiden lane, h. Ward William, laborer, r. 46 Roosevelt Williamsburg y Ward William, segars, 41 Hamilton Ward Henry H. banker, 54 Wall, h. 23 Bond Ward William, waiter, r. 12£ Thomas Ward Henry W . (Rev.), 870 Broadway Ward William, laborer, 34 Roosevelt Ward Isaac, house agent, 112 Second Ward William, tailor, r. 55 Rutgers Ward Isaac P. carman, 93 Cannon Ward William, stages, W . 23d n. At . 7 Ward Israel C. boots & shoes, 249 Pearl, h. N. Jer’y Ward William, wheelwright, 165 Chrystle, h. Ward James, clerk, 31 Second Williamsburgh Ward James, painter, 609 Greenwich Ward William, physician, 262 Broome Ward James, 32 Market Ward William, grocer, 281 Third Ward James, carman, 255 E. 13th WARD WILL AM, indiarubber, 159 Broadway, h. Ward James, liquors, 191 E. 11th 37 E. 24th Ward James, tailor, r. 89 Pitt Ward William G. broker, 54 Wall, h. 14 Carroll pL Ward James, stonecutter, r. 253 Av. 3 Ward Wm. H. accountant, 58 Liberty, h. 32 Market Ward James E. phys’cn, 300 Spring, h. 99 Wooster Ward William W. carriagemaker, 47J- Carmine Ward James O. & Co. shipchandlers, 27 South, h. WARD & CO. bankers, 54 Wall 51 Irving place Ward H. D. & E. willowware, 106 Maiden la. Ward James R. printer, 730 Greenwich WARD M. & CO. drugs, 83 Maiden la. Ward John, clerk, 197 Church Ward tun}er’ 329 Fifth, h. 661 Fourth Wederholt Arnest, segarmaker, 109 Goerck W e G re^ w ich ’ “ lYerchaser> 277 Spring, h. 536 Wedgwood William, artist, 419£ Grand Wedmgton Thomas (col’d), tailor, 16 Church Webb w n r am’ /plV,t? ber’ 211 Allen- h- W ’msburgh w eed Amanda K. wid. Sackett, Av. 2 c. E. 39th w em w u T ! Laborer- r- 117 Broome 8 W EBBW ILUAM H. shipbuilder, Seventh c. Lewis Weed Augustus G. axes, 10 B’way, and 1 Beaver I n. 72 fat. Mark s pi. Weed Betsy, widow o f Oliver, 198 W . 24th Webb & Ingersoll, turning & sawing, 329 Fifth S£arJes cooper, 660 Water, h. 90 Essex Weed Charles W . clerk, 82 William, h. 276 Henry We^ ,f^ ? be^ 80n & Co* shipwrights, 54 West and Weed Clorinda, widow of Alanson, 21 E. B’way 252 South Webber Benjamin (Rev). 19 Watts Weed David, brickagent, 62 Charlton Webber Charles, shoemaker, 115 Monroe Weed E .S. leather, 59 Frankfort, h. Williamsburg Webber Charles F. leather, 48 Grand, h. 48 Grand Weed £ f ward’ 604 Washington Webber Charles M. printer, 86 Hudson, h. 86 Hudn Weed gdward, oyster saloon, 322 Bowery Webber Cornelius, 102 Ridge Weed Edwin A. engraver, 59 Suffolk Webber Frederick, carpenter, 323 Rivington W eed Ellen, widow of William H. 30 Orchard Webber James, painter, 97 Charlton w ee4 Frederick L. shoemaker, .17 Ludlow Webber John P. shoes, 321 Grand, h. 234 Broome Weed Geo. W hardware, 179 Pearl, h. 24 Amity pL Webber Peter, tailor, 309 Delaney W eed George W . hatter, 60 Suffolk Webber Robert, shoes, 205 Av. 6, h. 205 Av. 6 Weed Hart B. policeman, 148 Spring Webber William, waiter, r. 173 W ooster Weed Harvey A. lawyer, 16 Wall, h. 63 Amity Weed Henry, agent, 3 Hubert Webbers George, shipcarpenter, 578 Grand Weed Henry D. merchant, 94 Maiden lane Weber Albert, mer. 37 Wall Weber Alexander, shoemaker, 16l£ Canal w eed Hiram, shipcarpenter, 266 Seventh Weed James, carman, 140 W . 20th Weber August, segars, 156£ William, h. 156J W m . Weed James, late drygoods, 17 Rivington Weber Balthasar, cabinetmaker, 213 Delaney . Weber Christian, tailor, 115 Third Weed James M. hardware, 179 Pearl, h. 24 Amity pi. Weed John A. lamps, 13 John and 134 William, h Weber Edward, musician, 75 Forsyth Brooklyn Weber Francis, 252 Stanton W eed John M. carpenter, 28 Fifth, h. 508 At . 6 Weber Frederick, bootmaker, 115 Cliff Weed John R. policeman, 53 Norfolk Weber Frederick W . grocer, 552 Pearl Weed John V. shipjoiner, 74 Houston Weber Henry, watchmaker, 52 John, h. Hoboken Weed John W . physician, 558 Houston Weber Jacob, porter, 26 Whitehall Weed Joseph, lockmaker, 277 Division Weber Jacob, clerk, 113 Suffolk W eed Joseph E. clerk, 210 Bowery Weber Joseph, baker, 55 Anthony W eed Mehitable, widow o f Sahel, 59 Madison Weber Max, hotel, 218 William W eed Nancy, widow o f James H. 15 Cottage place Weber Ni.colas, shoemaker. 364 Tenth Weed Nathaniel, office, 16 Wall, h. Stamford, Conn. WEBER & DEFER, watchmakers, 52 John Weed Nathaniel B. 94 Maiden lane Weber & Kaiser, hotel, 218 William W eed Rufus, policeman, 30 Av. 6 Weborg John, cabinetmaker, 142 Perry Weed Theodore, carpenter, 198 W . 24th Webster Alice, wid. o f John, boarding, 19 Warren Weed William, 31 Jane Webster Benjamin C. shipchandler, 118 W est,h. 51 W eed William, shoes, 86 Bowery, h. 75 Bowery London terrace Weed William, mason, 198 W . 26th Webster Cornelius (col’d), laborer, r. 120 Eldridge Weed William C. crockery, 59 Pearl and 24 Stone, Webster Daniel, tailor, 4 Orange h. Brooklyn Webster Daniel, lawyer, 218 Fulton Weed William D. carpets, 5 S. W m. h. 10 Monroe Webster Daniel A. crotontapper, 1057 Broadway Weed William H. 709 Houston Webster David B. shipcarpenter, 326 Third Weed William H. edgetools, 7 Gold, h. Yorkville Webster David P. broker, 7 Ann, h. Brooklyn Weed William H. & Co. fancygoods, 169 Fulton and Webster George C. clerk, 177 Broadway, h. 220 12 Dey, h. 15 Cottage place Broome Weed N. & H. & Co. 16 Wall Webster H. D. clerk, 28 Leroy Weed N. B. & H. merchants, 94 Maiden lane Webster Harriet, widow o f Matthew, boarding, 166 Weed & Howe, coopers, 660 Water Varick Weeden John, carver, 248 South, h. 32 Norfolk Webster Helen, widow o f Charles, 500 Broome Weeden Jos. B. hatblocks, 41 Mott, h. 196 Chrystie Webster Horace, prin. Free Academy, 114 W . 23d Weaden William, carman, 248 W. 16th Webster James, tmroofer 45 Clarkson Weedin Peter, tailor, 14 Rose Webster John, sailmaker, 5 Roosevelt Weedman Mary P. 443 Twelfth Webster John, cabinetmaker, 26 Ninth and 126 Av. Weekes Carlisle T jr. saloon, 133 Fulton, h.l33Fltn 6, h. 126 Av. 6 Weekes Carlysle, butcher, 2 Fulton mkt, h. 24 A v.l WEBSTER JOHN, Webster hotel, 40 Warren Weekes Edwin L. butcher, Washington market, Webster John, machinist, 97 Stanton h. 549 Hudson Webster Jonathan A. founder, 55 Broome Weekes Fisher U. policeman, 245 Rivington Webster Joseph, shipmaster, 652 Fourth Weekes George S. carman, 401 Grand Webster Joseph T. upholsterer, 179 Church Weekes Jacob C. oils, 140 Maiden lane, h. 112Sands, Webster Maria, porterhouse, 30 Jackson Brooklyn Webster R. Cushing, publisher Amer. Keystone, Weekes Joseph, weighmaster, 138 Maiden lane, h. 128 Fulton 86 Twelfth Webster Samuel, clothing, 6 Orange Weekes Mary, widow o f Benjamin, 694 Water Webster Samuel A. grocer, 192 West, h. 30 Jones Weekes Mary, widow of George, 50 Oliver Webster Samuel T. exchange,167 B’way, h.30 White Weekes William, carman, 190 Second Webster William, baker, 173 Av. 8 Weekes William, late grocer, 117 Macdougal Webster William, carpenter, 111 Essex Week-ner Julius, musician, 217 Rivington Wechter Antoine, shoemaker, 127 Columbia Weeks Abraham, provisions, 500 Washington mar­ Weckerle Michael, shoemaker, 385 Av. 6 ket, h. 40 Warren Weckert Leopold, bronzepowders, 11 Cedar, h. 200 Weeks Abraham, carman, 62 Amos Fulton Weeks Absalom, carman, 260 Fifth Wedekind Arnst, bootmaker, 281£ Broome Weeks Benjamin, shoes, 3 E. Clinton pi. Wedekind August, bootmaker, 244 Walker Weeks Benjamin T. butcher, 43 Fulton market, h. WEDEKIND F. W . C.. agent, 122 Cedar and 141 401 Houston Liberty, h. Pacific hotel Weeks Charles, clerk, 232 Av. 6 Wedekind Frederick, tailor, 93 Hester Weeks Charles,, tailor, 128 E. Broadway WEDEKIND HENRY, oysters, 6 Wm. h.31 Bridge Weeks Charles M. 183 Delaney Wedemeyer John, grocer, 90 Leonard and 293 Av. Weeks Cornelius, butcher, 123 Av. 3 10, h. 90 Leonard Weeks Cyrus,physician, 436 Broome WEH 562 W EI Weeks Daniel, seaman, r. 196 Cherry Wehnert & Beekman, phototypists, 385 Broadway Weeks Daniel S. 71 Centre Wehnes Christoph, saddler, 99 Av. 9 W eeks Edmond, buteher, 10 Jane, h. 549 Hudson WEHRLI JAMES, land agent and agent for United Weeks Edmund, clerk, 246 Bleecker States Life Insurance Company, and money Weeks Edw. A. late broker, 70 University pi. broker, 9 Watts W eeks Edward C. broker, 43 Wall, h. Harlem Wehrmer Doris, widow o f Abraham, 41 Willett W eeks Egbert, carman, 92 Delaney Weibel Joseph, shoemaker, 89 William, h.71 Duane W eeks Eliza, widow o f Seaman, 183 Allen Weibel Joseph A. imp. 85 William, h. Brooklyn Weeks Forster J. flour, 16 South and 127 Broad, h. Weiber Adam, segars, 60 Av. A 252 Twelfth Weiber Conrad, porterhouse, 71W . 17th Weeks George W . blacksmith, r. 163 Chrystie Weibert Andreas, tailor, 184 Rivington Weeks Gilbert, collector, 347 Third Weichman Conrad, carpenter, r. 166 Third Weeks Henry, clerk, 359 Sixth Weichselbaum Charles, drygds, 9 Av. B. h. 9 Av. B Weeks Henry R. provisions, 100 Washington mar­ Weichselbaum Lazarus, pedler, 201 Second ket, h. 14 Lewis Weide Benedictus, seaman, r. 42 Gouverneur Weeks Henry T. engineer, 17 Suffolk WEIDENFELD JACOB, tailor, 290 Broadway, li W eeks Hiland B. mason, 53 Av. 3 119 Franklin Weeks Hiram, painter, 28 Factory Weidenreich Salomon, tailor, 417 Grand W eeks Horace, broker, 39 William Weider Joseph, cabinetmaker, 168 Second W eeks Jacob, tailor, r. 151 Ludlow Weidig Caspar, bootmaker, 20 Desbrosses Weeks Jacob jr. coal, 313 Bowery & 211 Greene, Weidman John, laborer, 224 Av. B h. 58 Third Weidneh John, tailor, 123 Third W eeks Jacob C. broker, 140 Maiden la. h. B’klyn Weidner Lewis, upholsterer, 389 Hudson Weeks James, carman, 708 Greenwich Weidner’Marie A. widow o f Louis, teacher, 28 Fifth W eeks James, carpenter, 293 Av. 2 Weifberger Philip, porterhouse, 171 Third Weeks James L. carpenter, 110 Henry, h. 158 Weifenberb Adam, tailor, r. 5 Lewis Houston Weiflenback Sebastian, shoemaker, 125 Norfolk Weeks James U. refreshments, 18 Coenties slip, h. Weigand Casper, sawmill, r. 41 Anthony 116 Christopher Weigand Francis, tailor, r. 62 Essex Weeks Jesse, carman, 15 E. 18th Weigand Valentine, cabinetmaker, 204 Madison Weeks Jesse K. grocer, 71 Centre, h. 56 Rivington Weigant Peter, paper stainer, 144 W. 30th Weeks Johanna, confectionary, 402 Cherry Weigele Philip, baker, 226 Broome, h. 226 Broome W eeks Johannes, seaman, 131 Cedar Weighner John, hatter, 262 Av. 8 Weeks John, clerk, 23 Clinton Weight Sarah, widow o f Peter D. 423 Av. 9 Weeks John A. cooper, 624 Water, h.7Montgomery Weightman George, shoemaker, 168 Greene Weeks Jno. A. lawyer, 58 Wall, h.147 Macdougal Weignet Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 85 Hamersley Weeks Leonard K. carman, 62 Amos Weihkopf George, laborer, r. 228 Stanton Weeks Maria, wid. o f Edwin, boarding, 130 Divisn Weikerscheimer Henry, boarding, 17 Rector W eeks Moses H. bookkeeper, 26 Charlton Weikert John, tailor, 219 Broome W eeks Nathaniel B. carver, 88 Wall,h. 175 Orchard W eil Ernst, shoemaker, 15 Anthony Weeks Nathaniel T. 26 Second Weil George P. cabinetmaker, 421 Broome, h. 421 W eeks Phebe, 137 W . 21st Broome Weeks Phillips, butcher, 37 Washington market, h. Weil Henry, cabinetmaker, 138 Essex, h. 136 Essex 120 Av. 1 Weil John, mason, 101 Pitt Weeks Rachel, 158 Houston Weil Louis, baker, 38 Hester W eeks Reuben, carman, 294 Seventh Weil Moses, pedler, 208 Stanton Weeks Reuben C. carman, 386 Sixth W eil Moses, caps, 451 Grand Weeks Robt. B. butcher, 588 Hudson, h. 142 Amos Weil Susmann, bootmaker, 165 Second Weeks Robert D. broker, 58 Wall, h. 8 Carroll pi. Weilder Frederick shoemaker, 255 Rivington W eeks Samuel, 148 Mulberry Weiler David, capmaker, 171 Attorney Weeks Samuel, rigger, 216 Cherry Weiler Frederick, mason, 64 Av. A Weeks Seaman, 276 Houston Weiler Lewis, capmaker, 93 Pitt Weeks Smith, carman, 23 Clinton Weiler Peter, moulding*, 178 Centre, h. 23 Marion Weeks Solomon, carman, 199 E. 24th Weiler Wendel, segars, 202 Broome, h. 202 Broome W eeks Stephen, 379 Av. 9 Weilhard John, shoemaker, 131 Varick Weeks Stephen R. assisant librarian, College Green Weilman John A. cabinetmaker, 115 Anthony cottage Weimar Henry, tailor, 83 Allen Weeks Susan (col’d), r. 413 Cherry Weimier Henry, grocer, 310 Ninth Weeks Timothy, police, 59 Broome Weinar John, sculptor, 42 E. Broadway Weeks Walter S. police, 103 E. 30th Weinberch Fred, butcher, 355 Av. 7, h. 355 Av. 7 Weeks W ebb, mariner, 82 Henry Weinberg David, pedler, 95 Pitt Weeks William, trunkmaker, Goerck n. Houston Weinberg David, clothing, 8 Cathrne sl.h. 65 Suffolk Weeks William M. auction, 7 Broad, h. Glen Cove Weinberg Joseph, pedler, 95 Pitt Weeks & Co. brokers, 58 Wall Weinberg Peter, clothier, 290 Grand, h. 290 Grand W EEKS & CARPENTER, grocers, 71 Centre Weinder Joseph, laborer, r. 221 Rivington W EEKS & DOUGLASS, flour, 16 South and 127 Weinedel Amelia, wid. Chas. boarding,96 Chambers Broad Weiner Peter, turner, r. 27 Sheriff Weeks & Hopkins, provisions, 500 Washington Weiner Samuel, segars, 132 Attorney market, & 673 Washington Weiner & Weiner, segars, 132 Attorney WEEKS, KELLEY & CO. brokers, 43 W all Weingaertner Adam, lithographer, 74 Fulton, h. 27 Weeman Henry L. 248 Broome Vande water Weems James, pedler, 58 Centre Weingheimer Ludwig, tailor, r. 75 Chrystie Wegener Henry, grocer, 201 W.21st, h. 201 W . 21st Weinheimer Francis, cabinetmaker, 271 William Wegener Oscar, segars, r. 203 Broome Weinhold J. H. boarding, 45 Oak Weglehner John F. C. barber, 1 Rivington and 7 Weinlander Elias, fancy store, 42J Columbia Spring, h. 182 Chrystie Weinman Henry, shoes, 10 Greenwich Av. h. 10 Wehlan David, baker, 194 Second Greenwich Av. Wehlen Charles, rigger, 657 Water Weinman & Newman, shoes, 10 Greenwich Av, Wehman Mary, widow o f Gottleib F. groceries, 40 Weinpeck David, biushmaker, r. 400 Madison Franklin, h. 74 Elm Weinschenk Jacob, tailor, 2f 9 Second Wehmann Frederick, clerk, 209 Mott Weinschenk Martin, oil & g?as j, 92 Ridge Wehn Dorothy, wid. Henry, brewery, 167 Eldridge Weinstein Abraham, drygoods, 92 Av. C. h. 92 Av.C Wehner William, barber, 109 Av. C Weinster Frederic, merchant, 570 Fourth Wehnert Bertha, photo typist, 385 Broadway, h. 385 Weintorf Jacob, barber, 120 Av. 7 Broadway W eir Alexander, gardener, 657 Hudson WEL 563 WEL Weir David, chandler, 652 Hudson, h. 14 Gansev’rt Welchman Edward, bookkeeper, 265 West, h. 97 Weir Edward, coach painter, 8 Christopher, h. 1$4 Grand Welchman Frederick W . 84 Broad, h. 114 Smith, Weir George, trunkmaker, 552 B’ way, h. 107 Clift* Brooklyn Weir George, jeweller, 47 Charlton Welchman Walter T. bookkeeper, 301 Pearl, h. 6 Weir George R. stables, 124 Clinton pi. Douglas, Brooklyn Weir James, drugs, 266 Grand, h. 266 Grand Weld Addison, grocer, 76 South, h. 75 Cranberry, Weir John, bell hanger, 89 King Brooklyn * Weir Samuel, shoemaker, 107 Washington W eld Chester, police, 127 Monroe i Weir Silas E. com. mer. 28 Broadway, h. 5 E. 20th W eJd Henry, sexton, 55 Beekman Weir William, painter, 183 E. 11th Welde Frederick, shoemaker, 255 Rivington Weir & Co. trunkmakers, 552 Broadway Welden Asa W . com. mer. 40 South, h. 235 Henry Weis George, bootmaker, 124 Wooster ™ n Henry & Co. agents, 106 Barclay, h. Bklyn Weis Henry, cooper, E 13th c. Av. B welden Simon, pianofortemaker, 100 E. 26th Weis Isaac, oil pedler, r. 133 Cannon Welden William, clerk, 292 Hudson Weis Jacob, tailor, r. 93 Pitt Welder John, tailor, 156 Second Weis Jacob, tailor, 40 Av. C Welder John, baker, 4 Madison Weis Joseph, machinist, Av. 9 c. W . 30th Weldhen Alfred, 18 Clarkson Weis Leopold, tailor, 40 Av. C Weldon Ann, widow, 168 Ludlow Weisbecker Sebastian, porterhouse, 18 Av. A Weldon Fanny, wid. Jacob, washing, 138 Chrystie Weisbrot Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 182 Mulberry Weldon Henry, agent, pier 17 n. r. h. 93 Washing­ Weise John G. bootmaker, 101 Reade, h. 101 Reade ton, Brooklyn & Weise Paul, grocer, 254 Monroe, h. 125 Columbia Weldon Henry, furnishing, 61 Jackson Weisel Conrad, cabinetmakar, 152 Third Weldon James W . carman, r. 58 Leonard Weisel Moses, teacher, 269 Second Weldon John, varnish,. 325 Broome Weisensee Andrew, tailor, 217 Rivington Weldon Mary, wid. James, 136 Orchard Weiser Thos. B. A. daguerreotypes, 7J Division Weldon Patrick M. whitesm. 81 Broad, h ^ G ’wich Weisgerber John P. tailor, 109 Av. 8 Welds Henry, painter, 56 Rector Weisneimer Anthony, tailor 90 Eldridge Weltield Frederick, cooper, 335 Front Weismandel Philipp, hairdresser, 417 Av. 1 CHARLES, books, 7 Astor house &56 Weismann Augustus, druggist, 257 Broome & 386 Wall, h. 32 Av. 7 Broadway, h. 257 Broome Welford John G. books, 454 Grand Weismann & Cassebeer, druggists, 257 Broome & Welgath Samuel, smith, 221 Seventh 386 Broadway Welker John J. segars, 118 Broome Weiss Bartholomew, butcher, 256 Fifth Welkins John, grocer, 126 Walker Weiss Francis, hairdresser, 4 Coenties sL Welland Thomas, calico printer, 246 W . 16th Weiss Francis, segars, 282 Grand Wellbrock Frederick, grocer, 337 Pavington, h. 335 Weiss Frederick P. agent, 522 Pearl Rivington Weiss George, musician, 27 Delaney Welle & Mayer, manufacturers o f tobacco and im­ Weiss Jacob, tailor, r. 64 Norfolk porters o f German wines, 15 and 17 Chrystie Weiss Joseph, trunkmaker, 258 Stanton Wellenkamp Hugo, restaurant, 28 N. William, h. 28 Weisse J. A. physician, 8 E. 13th Spruce WeisZ; John, baker, r. 219 Broome Weller Anna, teacher, 48 Twelfth Weitcher John, furniture, 203 Av. 7 Weller Charles (col’d), laborer, 180 Church Weitenbach Frederic, tailor, 123 Third Weller Henry, segars, 127 Willett Weitman Nicholas, furrier, E. 13th c. Av. B Weller Henry L. dyestuffs, 47 Fulton, h. 51 Stanton WEITSTICH JOHN, watches, 251 William Weller John, confectioner, 713 B’way, h. 713 B’way Weitzel Frederick, cabinetmaker, 5 Market Weller Moses (col’d), waiter, r. 79 Laurens Welbrock Diedrich, grocer, 68 Ridge Weller Sarah, teacher, 48 Twelfth Welbrock John, grocer, 65 Gouverneur Weller William H. confectioner, 713 Broadway, h. Welch Abram R. turner, 47 Allen, h. 49 Delaney 713 Broadway Welch Bartholomew, laborer, 508 Water Weller William I. grocer, 51 Bedford -Welch Daniel, carman, 341£ Water W ELLER & SON, confectioners, 713 Broadway Welch Edmond, waterman, 37 Hamilton Welles Albert, express, 14 Wall, b. 176 E. 23d Welch Edward P. grocer, 182 Av. 3 Welles George H. salesman, 59 Liberty Welch Edwin V. artificial flowers, 159 William Welles George W . com. mer. 63 William Welch James T. carman, 42 Pitt Welles John, com. mer. 8 Water, h. Brooklyn Welch Jeremiah, liquors, 233 Bowery, h.45 Orchard Welling James, weigher, 89 Pine, h. Middletown,L.I. Welch John, junk, 71 W . Broadway Welling James C. 46 Lexington Av. Welch John, carpenter, 220 E. 13th Welling John, 80 Warren Welch John, laborer, 214 Monroe Welling John T. boxmaker, 36 Attorney Welch John, blacksmith, 40 W. 30th Welling Peter, daguerreotypes, 226 Bleecker, h. 15 Welch John D. sashmaker, 67 Hester, h. 69 Hester Minetta Welch John S. cabinetmaker, 58 Marion Welling & Thompson, tailors, 109 Houston Welch John W . salesman, 33 Cortlandt, h.l52V,rick Wellings Edward, vamisher, 138 Thompson Welch Joseph, caulker, r. 69 Norfolk Wellington Aaron H. 44 Broad Welch Judith, widow o f William, 43 Eldridge Wellington James, weaver, r. 7 Av. 2 Welch Margaret, wid. o f Oliver, 196 Madison Wellington Mary, wid. Jacob, boarding, 5 Thompsn Welch Martin. 309 Mott Wellington Oliver, boots, 272 Second, h. 282 Riv’ta W elch Mary, vestmaker, r. 307 Mott Wellman Clara, school, 86 Greene Welch Mary, wid. Thomas, washing, r. 112 Eldr’ge Wellman Frederick, tailor, 357 Houston Welch Mary, widow, 137 Lewis Wellman Homer H. 258 Broadway Welch Patrick, laborer, 591 Greenwich Wellman Merritt H. student, 1 New Welch Patrick, laborer, r. 6 Batavia Wellman Thomas, shoemaker, r. 12 Thompson Welch Patrick, laborer, 376 Water Wellmer Charles, liquors, 95 Cherry Welch Reuben, carpenter, 657 Greenwich Wellock Julia A. widow, 80 Forsyth •Welch Richard H. brassfounder, 151 Essex, h. 122 Wells Albert, carman, 240 Monroe Norfolk Wells Alexander, cutler, 28 Broome Welch Robert W . shipmaster, 23 Pike Wells Benjamin F. steammills, 510 Twelfth Welch Samuel, brassfounder, 84 Henry Wells Benjamin S. butcher, 281 Sixth Welch Thomas, laborer, 158 Av. A Wells Benjamin S. carman, 344 Ninth Welch William, tailor, 192 Av. 8 Wells Charles, mer. 7 Platt, h. 56 E. 25th Welch William, mariner, 310 Rivington Wells Daniel, physician, 224 Broome Welch W m, shipwright, 603 Water, h. 20 Govern’r Wells Darius, woodtype, 18 Dutch, h. Paterson,N.J. Welch W m . H. engraver, r. 17 John, h. Brooklyn Wells David, carpenter, 90 W. 19th, h. 82 W . 17th WEL 564 WEN Wells Edward L. painter, 207 Wooster WELLSTOOD, BENSON & HANKS, bank not* Wells Eliza, 182 W . 17th engravers, 52 Merchants Exchange Wells Eliza, widow of William, 1 Union mkt. h. 271 Welp Frederick, tailor, 41W . Broadway Seventh Welp & Feldman, tailors, 334 Hudson Wells Frederick C. chemist, 237 Av. 8 Welp & Herwig, tailors, 41 W . Broadway Wells George, poultry, Wash. mkt. h. 19 Ludlow Welply Samuel, 189 Av. 1 Wells George C. doormaker, foot W . 29th, h. 315 WELSCH CHARLES, lawyer, 71 Nassau, h. BHyn W . 29th Welsh Alexander, policeman, 68 Gold Wells Harman K. mer. 35 Cortlandt, h. 107 Barrow Welsh Anthony, carman, 483 Washington Wells Henry, express, 10 Wall & 66 Cortlandt, h. Welsh Benjamin D. fishing tackle, 83 Cherry Aurora, N. Y. Welsh David, clerk, 129 Mott Wells Ilelmus M. lumber, 344 and 350 West, h. 58 Welsh David, tailor, 36 Henry Morton Welsh Edmond, sailor, 140 Cherry W ELLS HORACE JR. butcher,122 W . Broadway, Welsh Edward, gasfitter, r. 38 Crosby h. 34 North Moore Welsh George William, watchmaker, 244 G’wich Wells Isaac, milkman, 31 Suffolk h. 387 Greenwich Wells Jacob, artist, 195 B’way, h. Williamsburgh Welsh James, founder, r. 161 Mott Wells James, mason, 59 Av. A Welsh James, chairmaker, 118 Sheriff Wells James, shipjoiner, 6 Lewis Welsh James, porter, r. 38 Hamersley Wells James, gardener, r. 45 W . 13th Welsh James, laborer, r. 90 Av. 10 Wells James, coal, 176 Clinton WELSH JAMES H. hotel, 84 W. Broadway Wells James, hamessmaker, 398 Pearl, h. 398 Pearl Welsh Jeffries, sawyer, 180 W . 16th Wells Jas. N. builder, Av. 9 n. 21st, h. 268 W*. 22d Walsh John, porter, r. 110 Twelfth Wells James N. jr. builder, 243 W. 21st Welsh John, seaman, r. 124 Cherry Wells John, fish, 31 Wash’tn mkt, h. 82 N. Moore Welsh John, tailor, r. 146 Av. 8 Wells John, toys, 528 Broome Welsh John, laborer, 58 Macdougal Wells John, keeper, 26 Thames Welsh John, laborer, 98 Charlton Wells John, hats, 48 Cortlandt, h. 14 Lispenard Welsh Joseph, carpenter, 216 Elizabeth Wells John, jr. cutter, 55 Broome Welsh Joseph, tailor, r. 13 Monroe Wells John A. boarding, 76 Clinton pi. Welsh Joseph, shoemaker, 5 Catharine slip Wells John B. pickles, 217 Front, h. Williamsburg Welsh Joseph P. boilermaker, 224 W. 17th Wells John C. publisher, 47 Ann, h. 74 Beekman Welsh Mary, widow, 206 Fifth Wells John W . police, 14 Av. C Welsh Mary, widow of Patrick 101 W. 19th Wells Jonathan T. mer. 117 Maiden la. Welsh Mary, widow of Thomas, liquors, 59 Oak Wells Joseph, sailmaker, 62 Charlton Welsh Michael, laborer, 70 Hamersley W ells Joseph C. architect, 17 Wall, h. 65 B’way Welsh Nicholas, r. 124 Cherry Wells Joseph F. builder, 80 Av. B, h. 237 Fifth Welsh Patrick, tailor, 35 Monroe Wells Judge, stonecutter, 454 Hudson Welsh Richard, laborer, 171 Charles Wells Judson, butter, 18 & 19 Wash’tn mkt, h. 10 Welsh Richard, tailor, r. 60 Henry Lindam row, B’klyn Welsh Robert, carpenter, 297 Av. 1 Wells Lamar G. mer. 19 Broad, h. 117 Av. 2 Welsh Robert, carpenter, 56 Elizabeth Wells Lindsay J. engineer 53 B’way, h. 397 Henry, Welsh Thomas, laborer, 64 Clarkson Brooklyn Welsh Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Catharine slip Wells Lloyd W . mer. 19 Broad, h. 117 Av. 2 Welsh Thomas, carman, r. 172 Second Wells Margaret, dressmaker, 81 E. Broadway Welsh Walter, brushmaker, 95 Mott Wells Mary, widow of Henry, 156 Broome Welsh William, malster, 31 Allen, h. 29 Allen Wells Mary G. wid. Charles, 27 Montgomery Welsh & Payne, watches, 244 Greenwich Wells Matthew H. 49 Sheriff Weltch Joseph B. 115 Washington Wells Nelson & Co. fish, 81 Dey, h. 326 G’wich Welter Levi, carman, 133 Goerck Wells Ovid P. resident physician, 6 City Hall, h. 109 Welters Henry (col’d), laborer, 200 Rivington Av. 9 W elti Benedict, porter, 67 Laurens Wells Peter, carpenter, 6 Church, h. 184 Church Weltje Charles, physician, 12 Greenwich Wells Ralph, broker, Jauncey c’t, h. 150 Thompson Welton Joseph C. buttons, 63 Liberty, h. 129 Co­ Wells Rebecca, boarding, 67 Anthony lumbia, Brooklyn Wells Rebecca, wid. John, 201 Varick WELTON J. C. & CO. buttons, 63 Liberty Wells Samuel Ii. phrenologist, 131 Nassau, h. 233 Welton Renney, seaman, 412 Cherry E. Broadway Welwood Robert, chandler, 396 Madison Wells Sarah, fancystore, 445} Pearl Wemer Lawrence, carpenter, 243 E. 13th Wells Thomas, sen. tailor, 663 Houston Wemet Andrew, cabinetmaker, 41 Franklin WELLS THOMAS J. millwright, 358 W . 29th, h. Wemmell Andrew A. tailor, 31 Park row, h. Wmsbg W . 28th n. Av. 9 Wemmell Peter, upholst’r, 79} Canal, h. 79} Canal Wells Thomas L. lawyer, 71 Wall, h. 27 W . 16th Wemmell Sophia, widow of Frederick, 40 Forsyth Wells Wait, fish, 111 Murray, h. 81 Macdougal Wemple Andrew H. scalemaker, r. I l l Eldridge Wells Wait, fish, Wash’tn mkt, h. r. 40 N. Moore Wemple Christopher Y. sec. man. life ins. 108 Wells William, patternmaker, 812 Washington Broadway, h. Staten I. Wells William W. late mer. 155 W . 13th Wemple Jay C. window shades, 66 Catharine Wells F. C. & Co. chemists, 237 Av. 8 Wemyss Francis C. gasfitter, 175 Wooster, h. 27 WELLS BROTHERS, com. mers. 19 Broad Bowery Wells & Cochran, builders, 80 Av. B Wenchell Maria, widow o f James, 368 Tenth WELLS & CRANE, lumber, Av. 11 c. W . 29th Wencklemann Edward, grocer. 353 Av. 8, h.353 Av.8 WELLS & KIRK, provisions, 111 Murray Wencler Charles, tailor, 286 W. 27th Wells & Prichard, fish, 31 & 33 Wash’ton market Wendel John, cabinetmaker, 187 Av. B Wells & Vanbenschoten, imps. 52 Cortlandt Wen del John D. furs, 11 Gold, h. 705 Broadway WELLS & VANWAGENEN, lawyers, 71 Wall Wendelke Henry, gr’c’r, 172 Orchard, h. 172 Orchd W ELLS & WEBB, printers’ furnishing warehouse, Wendelken John, grocer, 86 Clinton 18 Dutch c. Fulton Wendell David G. painter, 48 Fourth WELLS, BUTTERFIELD & CO. express, 10 Wall Wendell John, shipchandler, 83 South, h. Brooklyn and 66 Cortlandt Wendell John L. lawyer, r. 35 Wall, h. W.chester WELLS, MILLER & PROVOST, pickles, 215 and Wendell William G.hardware, 89 Maiden lane, ba*. 217 Front, and 52 Tompkins Western hotel Wellslager J. (Rev.), 677 Av. 8 Wendling George, pedler, 84 Pitt Wellslager John (Rev.), 279 Hudson Wendling John, tailor, 44 Av. 1 Wellstood John G. engraver, 52 Merch. Exchange, Wendling Martin, tailor, 3 South William h. 276 W. 22d . Wendover John W. silversmith, 192 W. 19th Wellstood Wm. engraver, r. 75 Nassau, h. Jen city *Wendover Thomas P. carman, 30 Amos WES 565 WES Wendover William, late baker, 253 Monroe Wesendonck Otto, importer, 40 Broad Wendt Herman, cutler, 29 Gold, h. 223 Sullivan Wessel Frederick, grocer, 151 Divison, h. 151 Divsn Wenige William, tailor, 43 Hester Wessel Frederick, grocer, 143 Spring, h. 143 Spring Wening Christopher, liquors, 62 Av. A Wessel John, shoemaker, 532 Fourth Wenisch John, pencilmaker, 324 Fifth, h. r. 324 Wessel Ludwig, boots, 49 Hudson, h. 49 Hudson Fifth Wessel John F. grocer, 86 Oliver, h. 86 Oliver Wenken John, grocer, 369 Pearl Wesselhoefts Charles, baker, 173 Walker Wenkler John, carpenter, 522 Fourth Wesseli Henry, grocer. 121 Stanton, h. 121 Stanton Wenman Agnes, widow o f Rich’d N. 229 W . 14th Wessell Rebecca, widow o f Richard, 592 Water Wenman Jas. F. cottonbroker, 88 Wall, h. 2 King Wesseli Richard, segars, 594 Water Wenman Mary, widow of John, r. 126 Macdougal Wessells A. C. S. wid. of Samuel C. 69 Warren Wenman Thomas F. clothier, 27 Cortlandt, h. 129 Wessells Albert A. printer, 169 W . 22d Laurens Wessells Francis, at H. Bogert’s, 5 John Wenman Uzziah, customhouse, h. 107 W . 20th Wessells John H. carpenter, 53 Bank Wenman Uzziah W . plumber, 137 Av. 6, h. 7 Chris­ Wessells Wessel, at H. Bogert’s, 5 John topher Wessells William, camphene, 59 E. 27th Wenman & Myers, plumbers, 137 Av. 6 Wessels Isaac, patternmaker, 117 Columbia Wenmar Barnard, cooper, 2 Norfolk Wessingher George, oilcloth, 522 Fourth Wenn James, painter, r. 8 Clarkson Wessmann Gustavus C. instruments, 11 Spruce, h. Wenneis Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 244 Walker 363 Hudson r ’ Wensley Christian, laborer, r. 3 Sheriff Wesson Andrew, shoes, 157 Pearl, h. 23 Monroe pi. Went Catharine, widow ot Court, clothier, 83 Chat­ Brooklyn ham, h. 83 Chatham Wesson Andrew P. butcher, 82 Seventh, h.451 Frth Wenter Henry, cabinetmaker, 111 Third Wesson David, shoes, 157 Pearl, h.52 Montague pl> Wentling John, grocer. 250 Fifth Brooklyn Wending Joseph, bookbinder, 530 Fourth Wesson Magdalen, widow of Asa, 451 Fourth Wentworth John, cabinetmaker, 44 E. Broadway Wesson Pierre C. butchr, 82 Seventh, h. 450 Fourth Wentworth Joseph, laborer, r. 81 King Wesson Pierre V. butcher, Seventh n. Av. 1, h. 451 Wentworth Joseph, carpetcleaner, 62 Gansevoort Fourth & 2.j Maiden la. WESSON D. & A. boots & shoes, 157 Pearl Wentworth Josiah W . cooper, 147 Chrystie, h. 145 West Aaron, gilder,.31 Norfolk Chrystie West Asa, dealer, Washington mkt. h. 92 Watts Wentworth Martin, stagedriver, 165 W . 16th West Benjamin C. liquors, 181 Reade, bds. Pat­ Wentworth Moses B. baker, 232£ Greenwich, h. ten’s hotel 232£ Greenwich West Catharine, dressmaker, 609 Fourth Wentworth Obed F. baker,258 Grand, h.258 Grand West Christopher, caulker, 84 Lewis Wentworth Stephen W . refectory, 113 John, h. S West Daniel, painter, 233 William, h. 233 William Third, Williamsburg West David H. drygds, 84 Cedar, h. 55 Warren Wentworth & Devoe, refectory, 113 John West E. Spencer, imp. 158 B’ way,bds. Judson hotel Wentz William, ailor, r. 186 Forsyth West Ebenezer, carpenter, r. 147 Sullivan Wentzel Faldin, segar maker, r. 5 Anthony West Edward, fancy goods, 68J- Carmine Wentzel Henry, blindmaker, 146 Av. 7, h. 153 W . West Edward, butcher, 195 Forsyth 20th West Edward C. lawyer, 35 Wall, h. 20 Market Wenz William, segarmaker, r. 466 Houston West Eli, bookkeeper, 70 Broad, h. 15 Pike Wenze William, brushmaker, 167 Eldridge West Eliza, tailoress, r. 366 Houston ■Wenzel Henry, mahogany, 127 Attorney, h. 85 Or­ West Elizabeth, steamstress, r. 236 Second chard West Elizabeth, wido w o f John C. 74£ Carmine Wenzel John H. paperboxes, 90 Fulton & 47 Gold, West Francis, widow o f John, boarding, 508 Water* h. 85 John West Frederick, editor, 47 Ann, h. 518 Broadway Wenzel John, shoes, r. 162 Attorney West George, 22 Manhattan place Wenzel Peter, cooper, r. 162 Attorney West George, moulder, r. 96 Columbia Wenzler Anthony H. artist, 16 Bond West George, crockery, 409 Hudson Wenzler John H. 2 Second West Henry, carman, 632 Hudson Wefbstein Conrad, mustard, 150£ Broome West Henry, laborer, 257 E. 13th Werden Ashley, printer, 112 Ludlow West Henry (col’d), carman, r. 8 Downing Werdheimer Bernhard, segars. r. 156 Attorney West Henry P. saddler, 183 Grand, h. 155 Grand Werdon Lewis, sawyer, r. W. 36th n. Av. 11 West Henry T. builder, 459 Av. 1 Wern Richard J. builder, 23 Gouverneur West Isaac (col’d), seaman, 7 Little Water Wemagan Anthony, 87 W. 11th West James, 137 E. 21st Werneke John, porter, 10 Sixth West James, clerk, 469 Greenwich Werner Adam, shoemaker, 155 Chrystie West Jesse, provisions, 47 Green, h. 90 Morton Werner Andrew, cabinetmaker, 504 Houston West John, butcher, 436 Cherry Werner Casper, bootmaker, 133 Cannon West John, mer. 88 Front, h. Brooklyn Werner Edward, exchange, 217 William West John, distiller, 208 W . 26th, h. Brooklyn Werner Frederick, barber, 442 Broome West John, 97 Henry Werner George, liquors, 477 Av. 8 West John, clerk, 244 Delaney Werner Isaac, 54£ Ludlow West John, captain, 86 Bank Werner Jacob, shoemaker, r. 170 W . 20th West John C. capmanuf. 93 Maiden la. h. 21 W.13th Werner Jacob, capmaker, 38 Thompson West John G. whitesmith, 51 Beekman & 4 Liberty Werner Maurice, buttons. 18 Librty, h. 219 William place, h. Williamsburg Werner Reinhold, engraver, 54 Chatham West John I. carrier, 39 King Werner Sigmund, boarding, 219 William West Jonathan O. hatter, 154 Chatham, h. 110 First Werner & Maidhof, gimps, trimmings & buttons, West Joseph, sailmaker, 2 Jackson place 18 Liberty W EST JOSEPH, brushes, 45 Fulton, h. 11 Suffolk Wernig Casper, baker, 145 Stanton West Julia, late fancygoods, 100 Av. D Wernsing Hermann, grocer, 487 Pearl West Louis, printer, 141 Stanton Wersebe Diedrick H. grocer, 78 Av. D. h 78 Av. D West Lydia, widow, 8 Hague Wersebe Frederick, grocer, 84 Av. 10 West Margaret, widow o f Edward D. 530 Hudson Wersebe Lewis, grocer, 89 Bleecker, h. 89 Bleecker West Mary (col’d), nurse, r. 134 Duane Wertheim Isaac, fnncygds, 447£ Pearl, h. 447£Pearl West Mary (col’d), 44 Wall Wertheimer Abraham, pedler, 236 Houston West Mercy, widow Andrew,boarding, 632 Hudson Wesbie Caroline, vesfmaker, 239£ Division West Nicholas W . coal, 134 Washington and 300 Wescom George W. janitor, r. 238 Rmngton Henry, h. 97 Henry Wescott Isaac (Rev.), 34 Dominick W est Rachel, widow of John C. 5 Bedford Wescott Samuel, brewer, 35 Vesey, h. Jersey city West Reuben T. bookbinder, 747 Washington 35 WE8 566 WES W est Robert A. .editor. 46 Pine, h. W . 30th n. Av. 9 Westervelt James, weigher, 32 Old si. h. 12 Factory W est Royal (Rev), 55 Warren Westervelt James H. clerk, 224 Hudson W est Samuel, glass stainer, 95 Av. 4 Westervelt James P. carman, 175 Fourth W est Samuel, gardener, 53 Gaerck Westervelt James W . weigher, 81 Broad, h. 52 W. W est Sam. C. mer. 82 Water, h. 127 Columbia B’lyn Washington place W est Sarah, widow, 66 Carmine Westervelt John, carpenter, 125 Bank W est Thomas, shipcarpenter, 100 Av. D Westervelt John, grocer, 163 Spring, h. 93 Laurens W est Thomas, carman, 280 W. 19th Westervelt John, carpenter, 218 W. 16th W E ST WILLIAM, ranges, &c. plumber and tin­ Westervelt John, boatbuilder, 170 Christopher smith, 61 & 133 Hudson, h. 60 North Moore Westervelt John, lumber, W . 15th c. Av. 10, h. 153 W est AVilliam, caulker, East bt. Broome & Delaney Charles W est William G. cap & hat materials, 116 Maiden Westervelt John, leather, 47 Ferry, h. Williamsbrg lane, h. 55 Warren Westervelt John, late woodinsp. 78 Christopher W est Wiiliam N. whips, 208 Elm Westervelt John jr. late coal. 45 Bedford W est & Co. distillers, 208 E. 26th Westervelt John C. clerk, 108 Waverly pi. W E ST & CALDW ELL, cap trimmings, 116 Maid­ Westervelt John H. staircaser, 29 Jones en lane Westervelt John J. V. coal, Av. 9 c. W. 15th, h. W E ST & GLOVER, lawyers, 35 Wall 11 London Terrace Westall Dora, widow o f John, 5 Hubert Westervelt John N. weigher, 32 Old slip, h 12 Westall William N. printer, 62 Beach Factory Westbrook Frederick E. lawyer, 20 Chambers Westervelt John Z. grocer, 203 Front, h. 47 Leroy Westbrook Samuel, dyer, 175 W . 20th, h. I l l Av. 8 Westervelt Maria, wid. Ralph. 62 Bedford W E STC O T JOSEPH H. strawgoods, 24 Cortlandt, Westervelt Peter, late constable mar. court, 104 h. 17 W . 13th Hammond W estcott Edward A. turner, 87 Eldridge, h. 3 Essex W estervelt Peter, carpenter, 158 Hammond W estcott Phoebe, widow o f Ezbon, 3 Essex Westervelt Peter, clerk, 95 Bedford Westcott Russell W . furniture, 146 Greenwich Av. Westervelt Peter B. gunsmith, 243 Madison W estcott Samuel, 11 Rutgers Westervelt Peter J. liquors, 262 Hudson, h. 198 W estcott William B. pumpmaker, 412 Cherry Varick W estcott & Ferguson, pumpmakers, 242 South & Westervelt Peter P. carman, 177 Fourth 92 Montgomery Westervelt Ralph I. 58 Bedford Westcout Caroline, wid. o f Robert, r. 124 Hammond Westervelt Richard, cooper, r. 3 Vandam W estendorf Augustus, grocer, 23 Roosevelt Westervelt Richard H. chiropodist, 41 Mer. Exch. Westerfield Cornelius, 231 Bleecker and 609 Broadway, h. Hoboken Westertield David, accountant, 89 Hammond Westervelt Samuel D. (Rev.), 52 Charles Westerfield Franklin, mer. 289 W . 19th Westervelt Tompkins, lawyer, 6 Hanover, h. St. Isl. Westerfield James C. police, 83 Bedford Westervelt William, mate, 6 Bedford W ESTERFIELD JOHN, ranges, 738 Broadway, h. Westervelt W m. H. acc’tant, 8 Beaver, h 307 Fifth 738 Broadway W ESTERVELT & BOGART, lumber, 65 Av. 10 Westerfield Joseph H. 104 John W ESTERVELT & DE LAMATER, coal, Av. 9 c, Westerfield Peter, shipcarpenter, 140 Lewis W . 15th Westerfield Samuel, grocer, Av. 6 c. W . 16th, h.184 Westervelt & Mackey.shipbuilders, ft. Seventh, e.r, Spring Westfall Deidrich, liquors, 194 South, h. 92 State, Westerfield Sarah D. widow o f David, 60 Elm Brooklyn Westerfield William, wheelwright, 177 Prince, h. Westfall Henry, laborer, 69 Mangin 131 Thompson Westfall John & D. importers o f brandy & wine, Westerfield C. & S. grocers, Av. 6 c. W . 16th 194 South, h. 89 State, B’klyn Westergren Matilda, 266 Canal Westfall Nancy, wid. Richard, boarding. 69 Av. 6 Westerman Bernhard, shoemaker, 120 Greenwich Westgate Isaac, shoemaker, r. 12 Stanton Westerman Charles, tailor, 230 Stanton Westlake Albert, dentist, 6 Warren, h. N. Jersey Westermann Bernhard, bookseller, 290 Broadway, Westlake Benjamin, packingboxes, 135 Water, h. h. 12 W illow pi. Brooklyn Williamsburg Westermann George, bookseller, 290 Broadway Westlake Charles G. bookbinder, 66 Fulton, h. 25 WESTERMANN G. &B. BROTHERS, booksellers, Suffolk ;280 Broadway Westlake Cornelius J. iron, 233 South, h. 46 Market Western Henry M. lawyer, 293 B’way, h. 50 White Westlake Fanny, wid. Ellis, 426 Grand WESTERN HOTEL, 9 Cortlandt Westlake Fred’k, cooper, 120 Will’m, h. 285 Third WESTERN, COREN & SPENCER, lawyers, 293 Westlake Isaac, carpenter, 255 Seventh Broadway Westlake Jacob, clerk, 73 Henry Westervelt Aaron I , shipbuilders, ft. Houston, e. r, WESTLAKE JOHN D. iron, 230 South, h. Tarryt’n h. 308 E. Broadway Westlake OwenE. lawyer, 9 Nassau, h. 426 Grand Westervelt Abraham, furrier, r. 126 Cannon Westlake Samuel, huckster, 18 Norfolk Westervelt Adrian B. accountant, 52 W . Wash. pi. Westlake & Coger, iron, 233 South Westervelt Andrew, carman, 129 Hammond WESTLAKE & PARISH, dentists, 6 Warren Westervelt Ann, widow o f Daniel J. 13 Leroy Westler Frederick, smith, 12 Broome Westervelt Benjamin, cooper, 52 Sullivan Westley John, shoemaker, 43 Attorney Westervelt Benjamin, carpenter, 66 Amos Westley Sarah, wid. John H. 283 Houston Westervelt Benjamin, coachtrimmer, 10 Cornelia Weston Alfred J. leather, 6 Ferry, h. 76 Charlton Westervelt Benjamin J. carman, 50 Leroy Weston Charles, barber, r. j6| Thomas Westervelt Casper P. carman, 97 Bedford Weston Edward, broker, 53 Merch. Excb. Westervelt Charles, carman, 640 Washington Weston George, confectioner, 354 Hudson Westervelt Cornelius, boatman, 23 Commerce Weston George S. broker, 58 Merch. Exch. h. 133 Westervelt Cornelius, turner, 273 W . 18th, h. 268 Prince W . 18th Weston James, leather, 6 Ferry, h. 76 Charlton Westervelt Daniel, late carman, 101 Amos Weston James P. daguerreotypes, 192 Broadway Westervelt Daniel, 104 Perry Weston John G. broker, 53 & 54 Merch. Exch. h* Westervelt Daniel, weigher, 81 Broad, b. Brooklyn 155 Greene Westervelt Daniel P. carman, 122 Hammond Weston John H. confectioner, 355 Hudson Westervelt Edward, hatter, 90 Fulton, h. 99 W .22d Weston John L. lookingglasses, 598 Broadway, h, Westervelt Harman C. lawyer, 52 Wall, h. 297 155 Greene Henry, Brooklyn Weston Joseph, leather, 6 Ferry, h. 76 Charlton Westervelt Henry, clerk, 60 Bedford Weston Margaret, dealer, 77£ Roosevelt Westervelt Jacob, weigher, 50 Water, h. Brooklyn Weston Kicn’d W. com. mer. 64 South, h. 53 E.21si Westervelt Jacob A. shipbuilder,'foot Seventh, e. r. WESTON J. & A. leather, 6 Ferry h. 308 E. Broadway Westray Fletcher, com. mer. 125 Pearl, h. 24 E. Iota W EY 567 WHE H 1 --- Westwood James, cabinetmaker, 13 E. 13th Weyman John, seaman, 384 Cherry Wetenhall Samuel F. clerk, 47 Fulton, h. 31 Green- Weyman Joshua, seaman, r. 172 Third q wich Av. Weyman Milton E . 177 E. 21st Weth Valentine, ragdealer, r. 551 Fourth Wetherald James, imp. 48 Cedar, h. 441 Pearl boarding, 90 W . Broadway •.WETHERALD & YOUNG, drygoods, 48 Cedar & ^Q. cl°thing, 25 Maiden l ine W E Y M A N N H E N R Y , grocer, 166 Av. f t h. 166 Av. 3 Wetherall John, candles, 144 Attorney Weymer Philip, ironsafe, 10 Gansevoort scjWetherbee John, com. mer. 77 South Weymouth Daniel H clerk, 218 Broome K Wetherill Mary E. 'dressmaker, 276 Fifth Weymouth James, stevedore, 417 Cherry Wetmer Jacob, tailor, 240 Rivington Whaites E d w a rd P. engraver, 1 Cortlandt, & Wetmore Abraham, carpenter, 282 Henry Franklin c. Broadway, h. 13 Bethune v Wetmore Agnes, widow o f Abraham, milliner, 82 Whaites John L. engraver, 1 Cortlandt, h .l2 0 W . Carmine 27th i Wetmore Apollos R. hardware, 81 Vesey, h. 19 Whalan Catharine, sewing, r. 36 Cherry Washington sq. Whate William, dancing, 650 Broadway & 66 Av. 6, Wetmore Augustus, merchant, 73 Water, h. B’klyn h. 66 Av. 6 WETMORE CHARLES F. lawyer, 42 John, h. 42 Whalen J. A. watches, 29 Maiden la. Macdougal Whalen Michael, mason, r. 220 Delaney Wetmore David, hardware, 81 Vesey, h. 54 Warren Whalen Patrick, laborer, r. 230 Mulberry Wetmore David W . iron, 218 Water, h. Brooklyn Whalen Peter, carpenter, 274 Canal Wetmore Edward A. accountant, 73 Water, h. 350 Whalen Pierce, porter, 215 Mott Atlantic, Brooklyn Whaley James, policeman, 75 Av. C Wetmore Edward A. mer. 33 Pine, h. 224 W . 22nd Whaley James M. whitesmith, 93j Laurens Wetmore Erastus D. musician, 143 Laurens Whaley Michael, carman, 311 E. Broadway Wetmore George C. hardware, 81 Vesey, h. 19 Whanger George, laborer, 26 Jackson Washington sq. Wharmby Abraham, laborer, r. 61 James Wetmore Henry A. mer. 73 Water, h. 350 Atlantic, Wharrie Robert, machinist, 507 Grand Brooklyn Wharton Andrew (col’d), laborer, r. 93 Clinton Wetmore James C. mer. 39 William, h. 20 E. 13th Wharton Robert, bookbinder, 48 Sullivan Wetmore Lauren, agent, 14 Platt, h. 26 Vesey Whateley John, brassfounder, 54 Elizabeth Wetmore Mary, widow o f Apollos, 243 Henry Whealan Patrick, laborer, 305 Delaney Wetmore Oliver, mer. 73 Water, h. Clifton Whealen Patrick, laborer, 71 Seventh Wetmore P. D. sec. ins. co. 40 Wall, h. W ’msburg Whearty Patrick, baker, 328 Eighth Wetmore Prosper M. crockery, 85 Water, h. 1 De- Whearty Stephen, tailor, 225 William paurow Wheat Abijah C. (Rev.), 134 Christopher Wetmore Robert C. mer. 85 Water, h. Staten I. Wheatley Charles M. mineralogist, 178 Bowery Wetmore Samuel, mer. 73 South, h. 21 W. 15th Wheatley Thomas, machinist, 189 Second Wetmore Samuel jr. mer. 73 South, h. 21 W. 15th Wheaton Abel, blacksmith, 454 Av. 3 Wetmore Theodore R. hardw. 1 Platt, h. 58 Ninth Wheaton Abel, jr. marketman, E. 34th n. Av. 3 Wetmore Win. C. lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 381 Fourth . Wheaton Edward T. carman, 47£ Clarkson Wetmore William W . confectioner, 322£ Grand Wheaton Erastus, drover, 112 E. 13th Wetmore Wm. S. mer. 73 South, h. 15 Waverly pi. Wheaton John & Co. provisions, 258 Washington, Wetmore R. C. & Co. crockery, 85 Water h. 40 Chambers WETMORE O. & A. merchants, 73 Water Wheaton Lewis, seaman, 8 Chestnut WETMORE & CO. hardware, bar iron, steel, cut Wheaton Mary, tailoress, 47£ Clarkson nails, &c. 75, 77, 79 & 81 Vesey & 205 W ’ngton Wheaton Mary Ann, wid. o f Eber, school, 18 Av. 1 Wetmore & Bowne, lawyers, 61 Wall Wheaton Miles K. printer, 603 Greenwich, h. 474- WETMORE & CRYDER, merchants, 73 & 74 Clarkson South Wheaton William, inspector, 85 Ludlow Wetsell George, clerk, customhouse, h. 130 E. 25th WHEDON DAVID P. lawyer, 150 Nassau, h. 11 Wetsell Henry, g/lder, 38 White, h. 135 Chrystie Leroy pi. Wetsell Mary, widow o f Frederick, r. 135 Chrystie Wheelan Ann, dressmaker, 98 Thompson Wetsell Mary Ann, widow o f Peter, fancystore, 70 Wheelan Patrick, laborer, r. 157 Third W. Broadway Wheelan Thomas, barkeeper, 1 Nassau, h .ll Prince Wetsell William R. carman, 173 Av. 3 Wheeler Alonzo, jeweler, 153 Delaney Wetstein John, shoemaker, 17 Hudson, h. 17 H’son Wheeler Allen, forwarding agent, 19 Coenties si. h. Wetten C. F. & Co. grocery, 4 N. William Brooklyn Wettengel August, tailor, 86 Ridge Wheeler Andrew C. butcher, 131 Av.4,h.27 Morton Wetter Augustus, importer, 38 Beaver Wheeler Andrew S. boots & shoes, 251 Pearl, h, 6 Wetterau Daniel grocer, 49 Rivington, h. 49 R’gton Tillery, Brooklyn Wetterau John B. grocer, 75 Forsyth Wheeler Ann, widow of John H. 170 Thompson Wetterau George W . bakery, 79 Columbia Wheeler Asa H. writing, 251 B'dway, h. 30 E. 20th Wettergreen Frederick, jeweler, 376 Hudson Wheeler Benjamin, carpenter, 6 Minetta Wetteroth William, cabinetmaker, 34 Wooster Wheeler Bethune C. corsets, 327 Bleecker Wetterroth Frederick, 114 Elm Wheeler Charles H. porterhouse, 2 Gouverneur la. Wetterson James, stonecutter, 19 Troy h. 148 Perry Wettien Conrad F. grocer, 92 Washington, h. 92 Wheeler Chauncey A. oysters, 123 Bowery, h. 106 Washington Mott WETYEN GEFERT, grocer, 207 Hester Wheeler Clark B. lawyer, 14 Wall, h. 75 Beekman Wetyen Henry H. grocer, 171 Walker Wheeler Cornelia C. 123 Ludlow Wetyen Henry, grocer, W. 35th n. Av. 6 Wheeler David E. lawyer, r. 62 Wall, h. 25 Grove Wetyen John H. grocer, 476 Av. 6, h.476 Av. 6 Weeeler Edmund B. shipcarpenter, 293 Sixth Wetzel Moritz F. physician, 333 Houston Wheeler Edward, musician, 111 Barrow Wetyen JohnH. grocer, 230 Av. 6, h. 230 Av. 6 Wheeler Edward, laborer, 464 Twelfth Wetzlar Leopold, importer, 52 Maiden la. Wheeler Elbridge G. physician, 145 W. 17th Wever Ann, widow o f Philip, seamstress, 247 Bwry Wheeler Eldon & T. S, ropewalk, Bloomingdale, h. Weyant Smith T. umbrellas, 55 Liberty, h. 22 317 Sixth is Stanton Wheeler Eliphalet, butcher, Av. 1 c. Fourth, h. 131 $ Weyant Tobias, ice, 98 W . 27th Av. 4 Weyant & Miller, umbrellas, 55 Liberty Wheeler Eliphalet, 60 Orchard '> Weyerbacker Daniel, sadler, 2 Thomas Wheeler Emeline, dressmaker, 115 Hudson, h. 115 ; Weylan Edward, police, 77 North Moore Hudson Weyinan Edmund H. clothing, 25 Maiden lane, h. Wheeler Elizabeth, widow o f William, 59 Av. D 322 Fourth Wheeler Elizabeth, widow o f Samuel, 3 Leroy $ Weyman Elizabeth, boarding, 137 Av. 4 Wheeler Ezra & Co. grocrs,89 Front,h. 18 Varickpl WHE 668 W HI Wheeler Frederick G. agent watervillemanufactur­ Wheelwright Washington S. clerk Greenwich bnL ing co. 7 Gold, h. Orange c. Columbia,Brooklyn 402 Hudson Wheeler George, carpenter, 29 Jones WHEELWRIGHT G. & S. merchants, 118 Wall Wheeler George, clothing, 66 Nassau, h. 13 Bleecker Wheithead Meyer, tailor, 296 Grand, h. 296 Grand Wheeler George C. carman, r. 97 Wooster Whelan Daniel, cabinetmaker, W . 42d n. Av. 8 Wheeler George W. clerk, 78 Essex Whelan Edward J. carman, 265 Rivington Wheeler George W . clerk, com. o f emig. office, h. Whelan Ellen, seamstress, r. 8 Mulberry Staten Island Whelan James, 130£ Mulberry Wheeler H. Hill, lawyer, 14 Wall, h. 202 W . 22d Whelan Jeremiah, laberer, r. 10 Mulberry Wheeler Henry, cooper, 152 Reade, h. 147 Reade Whelan John, laborer, 552 Fourth Wheeler Henry A. clerk, 236 Front, h. Brooklyn Whelan Martin, laborer, 70 Goerck Wheeler Henry L. baker, 50 Norfolk Whelan Michael, cutter, 346 Av. 8 Wheeler Henry T. I l l Water, h. 34 Av. 6 Whelan Michael, laborer, 68 Jackson Wheeler Henry V. musician, 269 Bowery Whelan Patrick, laborer, 229 E. 13th Wheeler Ira B. jr. provisions, 29 Old si. h. 248 Whelan Patrick, stonecutter, 161 Eleventh Clinton Whelan Patrick, laborer, 204 Fifth Wheeler Israel, coachman, r. 114 Church Whelan Peter, rigger, 61 West Wheeler J. Duane, broker, 38 Wall Whelan Philip, laborer, 559 Fourth Wheeler Jackson, wines, 19 Beaver, h. 695 Houston Whelan Timothy, chairmaker, 176 Broome Wheeler James, plumber, 101 Rivington Whelpley Charles, bookkeeper, 30 Renwick Wheeler James, cooper, 211 Mott Whelpley Daniel S. carman, 552 Broome Wheeler Jane, wid. of Daniel, 363 Cherry Whelpley John K. carman, 552 Broome Wheeler Jane R. widow of Ely, 75, Stanton Whelton Bartholomew, laborer, 359 Cherry Wheeler John, carpenter, r. 53 Bedford Whelton David, laborer, r. 62 Montgomery Wheeler John, oculist, 28 Barclay Wheston Henric, painter, 58 Av. B Wheeler John jr. carpenter, 31 Hamersley, h. 15 Whiand John F. carman, 182 Eldridge Morton Whichelhouse Chas. lamps, 140 Greenwich Av. Wheeler John (col’d), porter, r. 230 Mott Whidden Robert, bookkeeper, 132 Water, h. Bklyn Wheeler John (col’d), porter, r. 32 Pell Whigan John, capt. police, 127 E. 28th Wheeler John C. hotel, 56 E. 14th Whikehart Daniel, policeman, r. 107 Rivington Wheeler Julia, boarding, 107 Liberty Whikehart Pemelie, wid. of John, 240 Rivington Wheeler Lavinia, widow, 697 Washington Whikehart William, shipcarpenter, 13 Essex Wheeler Lucian F. drugs,112 Cherry,h.19'1 E.B’way Whiley Louis, mer. 2 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Wheeler Martha J. tailoress, 376 Hudson Wbiley William, mer. 2 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Wheeler Mary, widow, r. 4 Goerck Whiley W. & L. & Co. whalebone, 2 Cedar Wheeler Mead, mer. I l l Water, h. Tarry town Whip Henry, carpenter, 741 G.wich, h. 43J Bank Wheeler Patrick, carpenter, 81 Av. 6 Whippel William, cooper, 65 Sheriff Wheeler Robert, carpenter, 53 Bedford Whipple Avery D. printer, 174 Delaney Whepler Robert, bookkeeper, 21 Oak Whipple David, collector, 24 South, h. 31 Fifth Wheeler Rodney, carpenter, r.324 Madison Whipple Elijah W. lumber, 258 Cherry, h. 54 Heny Wheeler Sarah, widow of George, r. 140 Sullivan Whipple George (Rev.), 48 Beekman, h. Belleville Wheeler Sarah S. 185 W . 24th Whipple John, cooper, r. 72 Goerck Wheeler Smith S. (Rev.), school, 97 E. 30th Whipple John G. collector, 24 South, h. 31 Fifth Wheeler Stephen C. stationer, 80 Wall, h.37 Butler Whipple Melancthon, com. mer. 254 Spring Brooklyn Whipple Richard, segars, 38 Broome Wheeler Theophilus, porter, 696 Washington Whipple Zebulom, com. mer. 13 Cedar, h. Am. ho. Wheeler Thomas, liquors, 320 Av. 8 Whipps Frederick, hardware. 564 Grand, h.564 G’d Wheeler Thomas, grocer, 372 Broome Whispool Leopold, pedler, 14 Doyers Wheeler Thomas M. weigher, 78 Water, h. B’klyn Whistler Edward, laborer, 209 Mott Wheeler Timothy S. carpenter, 174 Broome Whitaker Agnes, weavers’ arms, 338 Hudson Wheeler William, cooper, 215 Mott Whitaker Jane, 60 Norfolk Wheeler William, bootmaker, 227 Av. B Whitaker John, mer. 41 South Wm. h. Battery ho. Wheeler William A. 80 Wall and 15 Park Row, h WHITAKER JOHN, Harmony hall 17 Centre , 26 W. 19th Whitaker Jonathan, carman, 34 Factory WHEELER WILLIAM A. & CO. importers and Whitaker Richard, engineer, 400 Eighth dealers in stationery, 13 & 15 Park row, h. W. Whitaker Thomas A. commission merchant, 46Ex­ 19ih n. Av. 5 ’ change place, h. 11 University place Wheeler Winthrop, blacksmith, 49 First,h.269 Bwry Whitaker Thomas S. broker, 27 Wall Wheeler Zenas, inspector of leather, 87 Gold, h. 12 Whitbeck William A. lawyer, 85 Nassau, h. 768 Charles Greenwich Wheeler E. S. & Co. buttons, 97 Maiden lane Whitcomb M. P. hats, 172 Water, h. 125 Columbia, Wheeler J. C. & J. union place hotel, Broadway Brooklyn c. E. 14th Whitcomb Thomas J. hats, 172 Water, h. Milwau- WHEELER & CO. merchants, 111 Water kie, Wis. ■Wheeler & Hart, druggists. 112 Cherry Whitcomb & Brother, hats and caps, 172 Water WHEELER, BEALE & CO. stationers, 80 Wall Whitcup John, laborer, r. 345 Greenwich Wheelock Adam D. boots, 171 Pearl, h. 63 Jorale- White A. E. furs, 168 Water, h. 34 Beach mon, Brooklyn White Abner, carpenterj '291J Sixth Wheelock Calvin, city weigher, 7 Coenties si. White Alexander, carpenter, 163 Eleventh Wheelock Charles U. carpenter, 165 Hester White Alexander B. manufacturer, 93 Fourth Wheelock Erastus, salesman, 62 Broad, bds. Rath- White Alexander M. furs, 175 Water, h. 163 Wash­ bun’s hotel ington, Brooklyn Wheelock Joseph, broker, 4} Hanover, h.142 E.19th White Alfred, carpenter, 613 Greenwich Wheelock Moses A. brkr, 4£ Hanover, h. 142 E.19th White Alfred W . drugs, 379 Houston, and city in* Wheelock Walter W . mer. 60 Wm. h. 240 W . 13th spector, 10 New City Hall, h. 379 Houston W h e e lo c k Wm. A. mer. 50 William, h. 142 E. 19th White Alice, sewing, r. 38 Cherry WHEELOCK & BROTHER, brokers, 4£ Hanover White Allen, shoemaker, 385 Ay. 2 WHEELOCK & WALKER, boots & shoes, 171 White Amanda, wid. Hiram, r. 109 Read© Peaii White Ambrose L. physician, 299 Broome Wheelwright Benjamin F. merchant, 60 Pme and White Amos H. hutter, 397 Greenwich pres. G’wich bank, 402 Hudson,h.101 Clinton pi. White Andrew, shipwright, 64 Broome Wheelwright Charles, confectionery, 355 Av. 3 White Ann, wid. William, sewer, 246 Stanton WLeelwruht Gardner* mer. 118 Wall,h 198 Wash­ White Archibald, builder, 201 Prince, h. 10 Jonea ington Broooklyn White Benj. M. drygoods, 4 Pine, h. 29 W. 14th Wheelwright Samuel, mer. 118 Wall, h. Brooklyn White Caleb, mariner, 101 Essex W HI 569 WHI White Campbell P. late mer. 13 W. 21st White Hartson, 429 Houston mWhite Caroline, 178 Eldridge White Henry, shipcarpenter, 53 Cannon ■Jl White Catharine, 75 Grand White Henry, hatter, 90 Cherry UWhite Charles, tailor, 117 Ludlow White Henry, clothing, 136 G’wich, h. 145 G’wich k White Charles, butcher, 26 Jackson White Henry, rigger, 432 Cherry 1 White Charles, shoem’r, r. 75 Chrystie White Henry (col’d), cardcutter, 183| Church White Charles, tailor, r. 15 Forsyth White Hiram, boarding, 17 Delaney Rj White Charles, carpenter, 393 Tenth White Hugh, laborer, 304 Ninth White Charles, liquors, 173 W. 15th, h. 175 W . 15th White Isaac, cabinetmaker, 34 Henry White Charles, melodeon, 53 Bowery, h. 88 Elizbth White Isabella, wid. Richard, seamstress, 333 Ninth White Charles, late carpenter, 2 Horatio White Ivory, watchmaker, 66 Fulton, h. 66 Fulton White Charles B. & Co. builders, Fourth b. A vs. 1 White Jacob, brewer, r. 52 Forsyth and 2, h. 58 Av. 2 White James, boilermaker, 314 W. 17th * White Charles E. watchmaker, 66 Fulton, h. 30 White James, blacksmith, 55 Scammel Grand White James, laborer, 173 W. 18th White Charles W . lumber, E. 18th n. Av. B., h. 19th White James, porter, 170 Franklin ri. Av. 2 White James, police, 38 Crosby 52 White Chloe, tailoress, 24 Frankfort White Jas. butcher, 13 Clinton mkt. h. 58 Vandam White Cromwell T. grocer, 148 Rivington, h. 147 White James,, mariner, r. 45 Henry ' Rivington White. James, cabman, 35 Rose a White Daniel B. bookkeeper, 221 Madison White James, carpenter, r. 95 W . 18th v White David, laborer, 49 Christopher White James, printer, 51 Mangin v White David L. lawyer, 14 Wall, h. Jamaica White James, plasterer, 161 E. 21st White Ebenezer B. chairs, 90 Ann, h. W ’msburg White James, shoemaker, 359 Rivington ; White Ebenezer C. carman, 57 Fourth White James (col’d), porter, 91 Attorney ^ White Edward, laborer, 398 Cherry White James F. importer, 25 William g White Edward, oil, Brooklyn, h. 178 Clinton White James G. cabinetmaker, 110 Av. 3 White Edward, laborer, 46 Trinity pi. White James H. hardware, 4 Chatham square and » White Edward, painter, 175 Varick 6 Catharine, h. 221 Madison WHITE EDWARD, planing and mahogahy saw­ White James M. tailor, 110 William, h. W'msburg mill. Grand c. Tompkins and East, h. 178 Clin’n White James R. boarding, 27 Centre I White Edward, bootmaker, 119 John, h. 70 Cliff White Janies W . lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. W . 25th bet. i White Edward, blacksmith, 478 Cherry Avs. 7 and 8 White Edward H. merchant, 75 Pearl White Jane (col’d), washing, 25 Minetta lane ;< White Eli, carman, 222 Seventh White Jane (col’d), washing, r. 40 Thomas White Eli & Son, furs, 168 Water, h. 34 Beach White Joel, merchant, 114 W. 11th . White Eliza, widow o f Samuel, 66 Reade White Joel, blacksmith, 90 Columbia • White Eliza, physician, 138 Goerck White Johanna wid.Christopher, grocery, 269 Av. 10 ‘j White Eliza, dressmaker, 7 Hamilton White John, tailor, 247 Centre : White Elizabeth, dressmaker, 380 Tenth White John, carpenter, 5 Bedford White Elizabeth, widow o f John, 82 Essex White John, carpenter, 83 King White Esther, widow o f Samuel, 86 Hester White John, laborer, 127 Goerck ' White Eugene, tailor, 6 North William White John, 271£ Monroe White Ezra, insurance, 42 William, h. 18 W . 16th White John, speculator, 358 Cherry White Ezra, hotel, 40 Bowery, h. 40 Bowery White John, painter, 81 Cannon White Fanny, 119 Mercer White John, tailor, r. 143 Reade White Ferdinand W . teacher, 189 Madison White John, laborer, r. 184 W. 18th White Finley, laborer, 162 W. 13th White John, coachtrimmer, 382 Hudson White Francis, wid. Richard, mktwoman, 60 Laight White John, weigher, 109 Wall, h. 16 Charlton 1 White Francis T. carman, 172 Rivington White John, findings, 107 Division, h. 107 Division . White Frank, policeman, 61 Av. A White John, stonepolisher, 22 Ren wick s White Frederick, tailor, r. 15 Forsyth White John, shipsmith, 81 Montgomery ; White Frederick, manuf. 374 Pearl, h. 57 Fourth White John, shoemkr, 16 Thompson, h 16 Thompsn WHITE FREDERICK, broker, 35 Wall, h. 56 Lex­ WHITE JOHN, confectioner, 19 Catharine, h. 19 ington Av. Catharine 5 White Gabriel, carman, 63 Orchard White John, blacksmith. 372 Tenth White Galen, druggist, 75 W . 15tn WHITE JOHN, boarding, 132 Liberty, h. 132 White George, drygds, 39 B’way, h. Howard hotel Liberty 1 White George, baker, 131 Willett White John, pilot, 100 Monroe White George, laborer, r 172 Third White John, porter, 416 Cherry White George, captain, 309 Sixth White John jr. shoemaker, 16 Thompson White George, bookbinder, 223£ Bowery White John (col’d), porter, r. 36 Great Jones White George, clerk, 378 Tenth White John (col’d), waiter, 42 Leonard White George, bottler, r. 57 Mott White John F. com. mer..47 Pearl, h. 85 Laurens White George, jeweler, 586 Water White John F brushes, 211 G'wich, h. Jersey city White George, painter, 172 Av. 3, h. 172 Av. 3 White John H. lawyer, 74 Wall, h. 10 College place White George, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. Staten Island White John J. undertaker, 65 Greene White George A. paperhangings, 408 Grand, and White John J. clerk, 180 Eldridge coal, 420 Water, h. 1 Varick place White John M. merchant, 85 Front, h. 7 Broadway WHITE GEORGE A. & JIMMERSON, coal, 420 White John M. A. school, 525 Grand Water and 320 Delaney White John P. strawgoods, 17 Cedar, h. 49 Barclay White George H. physician, 277 Av. 3, h. 82 E. 23d White John T. mariner, 40 Oliver White George W . engraver, 16 E. 13th White John T. com. mer. 22 Coenties si. h B*klyn White George W . liquors, 168 Varick, h. Hoboken WHITE JOHN T. typefounder, 53 Cliff, h. 424 White George W . printer, 103 Clinton Fourth White George W . drygoods, 61 Cedar, h. Long Is. White John W . bookbinder, 71 Bayard White George W. hatter, 242 Greenwich and 389 White John W. lastmaker, 449 Cherry West, h. Hoboken White Joseph, shoemaker, 11 Factory White George W . carpenter, 73 King White Joseph H. mason, 201 Prince, h. 10 Jones White George W . printer, 135 Delaney White Joseph L. lawyer, 14 Wall, h. Staten Island White Gilbert H. accountant, Rotunda Park, h. 223 White Joseph M. A. teacher, 325 Henry Barrow White Laurence, boarding, 17 Orange White Giles, drygoods, 61 Cedar, h. Brooklyn White Levi, clothier, 193 Mott White Hannah, 33 Goerck . White Lucy, widow o f John, 17 Ludlow plrce White Hannah T. widow o f George F. 52 Varick White Margaret (col’d),wid. Jas, laundress,8 Jersey W HI 570 W HI White Mary, 5 Perry White William, com. mer. 43 New, h* S. Brooklyn White Mary, 197 Elm White William, tailor, 40 Av. 6 White Mary, nurse. 36 Renwick White William, pencllcasemaker, 307 Spring White Mary, capmaker, 27 Henry White William, police, 57 Houston White Mary, wid. Alexander, 96 W. 27th White William, liquors, Av. 8 c. W . 29th White Mary, widow of Richard, washer, r. 43 Henry White William, smith, 138 Lewis White Mary, wid. Rob’t. boarding, 255 Greenwich WHITE WM. grocer, 403 Broome, h. 403 Broome White Mary, widow o f Robert, 173 Eleventh White William, eatinghouse, 2 West, h. 2 West White Mason, broker, 5 Battery place, h. L. I. White William, thread and needles, 90 Canal h White Maurice, bootmaker, 471 Ay. 8 90 Canal ’| White Michael, waiter, 46 W . 14th White William, shoemrker, 105} Hamersley. W hite Michael, fancy goods, 116 Division, h. 116 White William (col’d), waiter, 12 Leonard Division White William A. furs, 175 Water, h. 163 Wash­ W hite Michael, turner, 151 Barrow ington, Brooklyn W hite Moores M. agent, 39 Wall, h. 63 W . 21st White William C. drygoods, 201 Pearl, h. 239 E. White Morris, painter, 74 Roosevelt Broadway White Morris, carpenter, 41 Cannon White William H. printer, 57 Centre, h. 370 Bowry White Norman, mer. I l l Fulton, h. 1 Gramercy pk. White William H. victualing, 116 Houston White Norman B. milk, 244 W . 17th White William J . silversmith, 86 Hester White Oliver, physician, 50 Lispenard White William M. florist, W . 14th bet Avs. 7 & 8 White Pardon, metal-roofer, 190 Av. 8, h. 70 Av. 9 White William R. shoemaker, 153 Essex White Pardon, jr, metal rocfs, 94 & 180 Av. 8, h. 6 White William W . late fancygoods, 130 Canal Horatio White William W . jeweler. 68 Bowery, h. 68 Bwry White.Patrick, liquors, 41 Peck slip, h. 41 Peck slip White A. & J. builders, 201 Prince White Patrick, blacksmith, r. 159 Perry WHITE J. M. & UNDERHILL, clothing, 110 White Patrick, carpenter, 255 W . 17th William W hite Peter, blacksmith, 199 Second White T. B. & Co. com. mers. 10 Bridge W hite Peter, porterhouse, 43 Peck slip White W . A. & A. M. furs, 175 Water White Philip A. drugs, 47 Frankfort, h. 81 White W HITE & SCOYEN, com. mers. 47 Pearl W hite Philip B. ice, foot Hubert, h. 3 W . B’dway pi W HITE & SHEFFIELD, paperwareh. I ll Fulton White R. Cornell, crockery, 71 John.h. 80 Madison W HITE & THURGAR, imps. 25 William White Randolph, turner, 39 Greene, h. 30 Greene WHITE, GRIFFITH & WHITE, cloths, 61 Cedar W hite Richard, cordwainer, 8 Eldredge White, Wright & Acheson, fancygoods, 4 Pine White Richard, mason, 251 Stanton Whiteford Daniel, strawhatpresser, 80 Mulberry White Richard, mason, r. 281 Mulberry Whiteford John, watchjeweler, 6 Liberty pi. h. 82 White Richard Grant, clerk,4 S^George’ s pl.E.13th Front, Brooklyn W hite Robert, grocer, 39 Orchard, h. 68 Hester Whitegar John, weaver, 148 Broome W hite Robert, caps, 169 Water, h. 193 Mott Whitehead Augustus B. drugs, 152 Greenwich, h. W hite Robert jr. 30 Market Jersey city White Robert N. pocketbooks, 202 E. 21st, h. 193 Whitehead Benjamin, tailor, 9 Bayard E. 21st Whitehead Catharine, shoes, 85 Av. 8, h. 85 Av. 8 W hite Robert W . coal, 144 Monroe, h. Williamsb’g Whitehead Charles E. lawyer, 20 Nassau, bds, Col* White Rosanna, widow o f James, 69 Willett lege hotel White S. L. bookkeeper clarendon hotel, Av. 4 c. Whitehead Christopher S. physician, 18 Prince E. 18th Whitehead Elias, shoemaker, 178 W. 20th W hite S. Stockton, dental depot, 263 Broadway, h. Whitehead George, painter, r. 64 Grove Philadelphia Whitehead Hannah, widow o f W . A. 31 Thompson White Samuel, plumber, 66 Reade Whitehead Henry, police, 364 Sixth White Samuel B. cash. n. r. bank, 187 Greenwich, h. Whitehead Isaac P.late aid. 109 E. 11th 18) Franklin Whitehead James M*. accountant, 196 Allen W hite Samuel Pomeroy, physician. 721 Houston Whitehead John, sec. sunmut. ins. co. 4 Mers. Ex. W hite Sarah, widow o f Samuel, 70 Lewis h. 119 Clinton pi. W hite Sarah, liquors, 38 Jackson Whitehead John, blockmaker, 45 West, h. 285 White Sidney, painter, 119 E. 11th Madison White Stephen, milkman, 102 Lewis Whitehead John, weaver, 172 W. 16th White Terrence, liquors, 81 Allen Whitehead John E. teacher, 61 Sullivan W hite Thaddeus, carman, 273 Houston Whitehead Joseph, mason, 285 Tenth White Theresa, wid. o f James, 4 Jackson pi. Whitehead Marcus F. drugs, 152 G’wich, h. Jersey c. W hite Thomas, shoes, r. 10 Mulberry Whitehead Margaret, 100 Allen W hite Thomas, plasterer, 217 W . 19th Whitehead Nathan E. bookkeeper, 115 Elm White Thomas, porter, 46 Pearl Whitehead Richard H boarding, 295 Seventh W hite Thomas, laborer, 458 Twelfth Whitehead Robert, liquors, 118 Cedar, h. 118 Cedar White Thomas, boilermaker, 333 Ninth Whitehead Thomas, carpenter, 412 Madison W hite Thomas, seaman, 104 Oliver Whitehead Thomas J. painter, r. 64 Grove White Thomas, shoemaker, 235 Rivington Whitehead William & John,blockmakers, 45 West, White Thomas A. rigger, 477 Cherry h. 135 Delaney W hite Thomas B. com. mer. 10 Bridge, h. 234 Whitehead William A. sec. n. je. r. r. 57 Merchants State, Brooklyn Exch. h. Newark White Thomas J. mason, 315 Henry Whitehead William H. carpenter, 16 Minetta W hi!e Thomas W . saddler, 185 Av. 3 Whitehead William W . blockmakr, 45 West, h. 135 White Thompson, tinsmith, r. 229 William Delaney W hite T u b 's D. shipcarpenter. 47 Av. C WHITEHEAD & BROTHER, druggists, 152 G’wic White William, tinsmith, 71 W . 18th Whitehead & Taylor, liquors, 118 Cedar White Willi im, broker, r. 221 Mott Whitehill Alexander, caulker, 254 W. 17th White William, laborer, 10 Carlisle Whitehorae George G. boarding, 324 Greenwich White W iliam , porter, r. 9 Vandam Whitehorne Horace, tailor. 74 Chatham White William, teacher, 206 Av. B Whitehorne James, artist, 94 Canal White William, tailor, 309 Madison Whitehouse Edward, broker, 56 Wall, h. 70 Rem White William, laborer, r. 221 Varick sen, Brooklyn White William, netmaker, r. 303 Monroe Whitehouse Henry J. (Rev.), 54 Eleventh White William, painter, 115 W . 24th WHITEHURST JESSE H. daguerreotypist, 349 White William, baker, 91 E. 11th Broadway White William tailor, r. 45 Henry Whitelaw John, provisions, 22 Minetta la. White William, provisions, 15 & 22 Washington Whiteley John, carman, 71 King market & 5 Fulton market, h. Brooklyn Whitely George, drygoods, 275 Av, 6 WHI 571 WHI Whiteman Henry, laborer, 174 Third Whiteman James R. printer, 243 W . 18th WHITLOCK WILLIAM JR. merchant, 46 South, h. 32 Beach Whiteman Leinhardt, glazier, 598 Grand Whiteman Mary, wid. Thos. boarding, 90 Forsyth Wmiam S. mer, 57 South, h. Hoboken Whiteman Thomas B. porterhouse, 881 Broadway ^ CO* merchants, 84 Front Whiteman William B. upholsterer, 344 Broadwav W Front Berrian’ shiPwrights, 348 Cherry &300 h. 100 Franklin J 1 Whitman Andrew P. butcher, 81 Av. C Whitenaek John S. mason, 52 Thompson Whitman Edmund M. carman, 90 W . 20th Whiteside Andrew, boilermaker, W . 32d n. Av. 10 Whitman Thomas T. shoemaker, r. 173 Forsyth h. r. W . 35th n. Av. 9 Whitmarsh Richmond, mer. 62 South, h. 83 Twelfth Whiteside Mary, widow o f Thomas, 65J Macdougal Whitmor John, porter, 132 Greenwich Whiteside Thomas, machinist, 473 Water Whitmore Benjamin C. framemaker, 149 Suffolk Whitewright William, mer. 98 Maiden lane, h. 60 Whitmore Biddell, carman, 16 Lewis Rivington Whitmore Edwin P. editor, 122 Nassau Whitewright William, jr. late imp. 60 Rivington Whitey Jacob, smoker, 270 Monroe W i f ! ? * 0 °;eoJ£e w - sandpaper, 179 William, h. 114 Sands, Brooklyn ’ Whitfield John W. 80 Broadway, h. 150 Cherry Whitmore Isaiah C. mer. 47 South, h. 162 Henry Whitfield John W . sculptor, r. 62 White, h. r. 62 Whitmore John, liquors, 494 Houston White Whitmore John, exchange, 79 W. Broadway Whitford Ruth, widow o f William, 156 Av. 8 Whitmore John H. broker, 4 Thomas, h.179 Church Whitford William H. clerk, 4 Fifth Whitmore Luther B. teller, 689 Washington Whitfield Abigail, widow o f William, 81 Suffolk Whitmore Timothy P. liquors, 390 West Whitfield Geo. B. plumber, 262Water, h. 150 Cherry Whitmore William S. lawyr, 61 Wall. h. 381 Fourth Whitfield James, plumber, 262 Water, h. 67 Pike Whitney Abijah, tailor, 348 Broadway, h. 189 Whitfield John M. plumber, 262 Water, h. 252 Clton Adams, Brooklyn Whitfield Joseph, mason, 263 Houston Whitney Abraham, Wash’gton mkt. h. 263 G’wich Whitfield G. & J. plumbers, 262 Water Whitney Alex, late dockbuilder, 129 Hammond Whithern Joseph, blacksmith, 135 Av. C Whitney Chas. A. sec. e. r. savings’ bk. 188 Bleecke* Whitiker Robert H. carman, 257£ Rivington Whitney Daniel, builder, 80 Bedford Whiting Augustus, mer. 203 Pearl, h. 32 E. 14th Whitney Daniel W . shovels, 60 Vesey, h. 21£ Col­ Whiting Charles, late typefounder, 140 Second lege place Whiting Churchill L. driver, 290 W . 17th Whitney Geo. fish, Jefferson market, h. 462 Av. 8 Whiting Daniel, delineator, 172J Chambers Whitney George W . carpenter, 320 Delaney Whiting David, actor, 493 Broome Whitney James F. com. mer. 4 South, h. Brooklyn Whiting Francis H. N. paperhangings, 182 W . 31st, Whitney James H. iron, 22 Cliff, h. 26 E. 24th h. W . 26th n. Av. 8 Whitney Jas. W . clerk, 66 Liberty, h. Genesee co. Whiting Franklin, drugs, 149 Front, h. Wmsburg Whitney John, waiter, r. 444 Fourth Whiting George, merchant, 283 W . 18th Whitney John, liquor, 235 E. 13th Whiting George, clerk, 149 Canal Whitney John F. publisher path finder, 138 Fulton, Whiting George, agent, 87 Fulton, h. 233 Wash’ton, h. Williamsburg Brooklyn Whitney John S. com. mer. 4 South, h. Brooklyn Whiting George W . liquors, 87 Pike slip Whitney John W . watchman, 141 Mulberry Whiting Jas. R. lawyer, 18 Park pi. h. Kingsbridge Whitney Jonathan S. com. mer. 4 South, h. Brklyn Whiting Mason, clerk, 124 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Whitney M. R. hardware, 272 & 272J- Pearl, h. 45 Whiting Perez S. shoes, 47 Canal, h. 75 Anthony Lexington Av. Whiting R. M. measurer, 31 Coenties slip, h. Bklyn Whitney Mary T dressmaker, 288 Mulberry Whiting Richard, machinist, 385 Ninth Whitney Melvin S. mer. 136 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Whiting Sevmour, dentist, 50 E. Broadway Whitney Mervin N. carpenter, 124 Columbia, h. 77 Whiting Thomas, tinsmith, 91 Av. B Lewis WHITING WILLIAM E, & CO. mers. 124 Pearl, Whitney Samuel, com. mer. 26 Coenties si. h. 75 h. 137 Hudson Warren, Brooklyn WHITING WINSLOW L. shoestore, 435 Broad­ Whitney Stephen, mer. 47 Front, h. 7 Bowling green way, h. Newark • Whitney Thos. R. editor, 100 Nassau, h. 74 Beekman Whiting & Bennett, dentists, 50 East Broadway Whitney Timothy P. hardware, 85 Maiden lane, h. Whitlen William, printer, 24 Madison 70 Fourth Whitley Edward, chipper, 310 Ninth Whitney Washington S. stoves, 111 Beekman, bds* Whitley Joe, shipjoiner, 52 West, h. 45 Greenwich Earle’s hotel Whitley Nathan, shawlmaker, 16 Whitehall Whitney William, blacksmith, r. 173 Wooster Whitley Thomas & Co. shipjoiners, 52 West, h. 135 Whitney Wm. H. physician, 17 Cannon, h.527 Grad Cedar Whitney J. S. & Co. com. mers. 4 South Whitley Thomas W . artist, 298 Broadway, h. Broad-1 Whitridge William C. com. mer. 31 Broadway way n. E. 32d WHITRIDGE & AUSTIN, com. mers. 31 Br’dway Whitley Washington, 283 Av. 6 Whitson Gilbert E. grates, 45 Eldridge Whitley William, clerk, Broadway, n. E. 32d Whitson Hannah S. wid. Joseph, 16 Orchard Whitlock Alexander, printer, 125 Hester Whitson Jarvis, carman, 46 Broome Whitlock Andrew M. shipcarpenter,348 Cherry and Whitson Lambert S. carman, 129 Suffolk 300 Front, h. 343 Cherry ' Whittaker Dorcas, wid. Adam, 603 Fourth Whitlock Augustus & Co. shipchandlery, 57 South, Whittaker George, mer. 159 Front h. Brooklyn Whittaker John H. physician, 510 Broadway Whitlock Benjamin M. mer. 84 Front, h. 9 E. 16th Whittaker Joseph, lampmaker, 136 Av. 8 Whitlock Charles W . bookbinder, 82 Essex Whittaker Kezia, store, 34 Sheriff Whitlock George, 138 Canal Whittaker Thomas, shipfastener, 681 Fourth Whitlock George F. compositor, 96 Allen Whittaker William, shipfastener, 207 Lewis Whitlock James, tinplateworker, 58 Oak, h. 24 Whittaker William B. boots and shoes, 131 Maiden Eldridge lane, h. 10 Bank Whitlock James, tinner, 248 Seventh Whittam Barnard, tobacco, 73 Bowery, h. 64 Eld’ge Whitlock John W . & Co. mer,122Front, h.23E. 15th Whittam Henry, tobacco, 73 Bowery, h. 64 Eld’rge Whitlock Mary A. wid. o f Alex. C. 120 Clinton Whittam Thomas & Co. tobacco, 73 Bowery, h. 64 Whitlock Phoebe T. wid. o f Samuel M. 263 W . 19th Eldridge Whitlock Samuel, shipjoiner, 77 Lewis Whittel John, seaman, 3 Hester Whitlock Samuel H. mer. 46 South, h. 138 Twelfth Whittelsey Abigail G. editress, 142 Macdougal Whitlock Samuel L. sailmaker, 103 Cannon Whittelsey Elisha, mer. 21 South, h. 103 Hicks, B’ln Whitlock Samuel S. locksmith, 20 W . 12th Whittelsey Elizabeth, wid. Philo D. 44 W. 11th Whitlock Thomas, carver, 23 Amity pi. Whittelsey Henry, tracts, 129 Madison Whitlock Thomas, 129 Thompson Whittelsey Henry M. lawyer, 151 Nassau WIC 572 wio Whittemore Albert O. furs, 171 Water, h. Astoria Wickham Joseph P. drygoods, 164 Pearl, h. Monr° Whittemore Cecilia, wid. Morton C. 400 Eighth place, Brooklyn Whittemore Charles, mineral water, 162 Varick, h. Wickham Mary, liquors, Av. 3 c. E. 28th 49 Vandam Wickham Merritt, hotel, 4 Murray Whittemore Charles R. agent, 13 Platt, h. 121 Wa- Wickham William L. mer, 90 Front verley place Wickman Otto, laborer, 72 Roosevelt Whittemore Edward A. mer. 77 William and 16 Li­ Wickman William, clerk, 138 Pitt berty, h. Astoria Wicks Ann, widow of John, r. 240 Delaney Whittemore Henry, books, 43 Ann, h. 14 W . Wash­ Wicks Barnabas, carpenter, 196 Madison ington pi. Wicks Christian, barber, 465 Av. 9 Whittemore Henry M. cards, 191 Pearl, h. N.Brigh­ Wicks Edward Y. shipmaster, 419 West ton, Stat. Isl. Wicks Elizabeth, widow, 89 Lewis Whittemore Henry S. 33 Pine, h. 174 W . 17th Wicks George, turner, 88 Division, h. 61 Hicks Whittemore Horace, mer. 171 Water, h. Astoria Brooklyn Whittemore Ira, victualler, 142 West, h. 385 Wash’n Wicks George A. mer. 73 Broadway, h.3 Cottage pi WHITTEMORE J. BAYARD, com. mer. 70 Broad, Wicks George W. machinist, 4 Liberty place, L h. 17 E. 18th 240 Delaney Whittemore James, tract society, 150 Nassau, h. 104 Wicks Henry, carman, 11 Monroe Bedford Wicks Robert, mason, r. 125 Monroe Whittemore James O. lettercarrier, 65 Av. 4 Wicks Silas R. bookkeeper, 29 Wall Whittemore Jane H. wid. of Sam’l, 121 Waverly pi. WICKS THOMAS, mason, 478 Water, h.219 Cher’y Whittemore John & Co. cards, 191 Pearl, h. New Wicks Uriah R. (coPd), barber. 103 North Moore Brighton, Stat. Isl. Wickstead John J. umbrellas, 84 Canal, h. 84 Canal Whittemore John M. cards, 191 Pearl, h. New Wickstead Mary, wid. o f Richard, umbrellas, 654 Brighton, Stat. Isl. Canal, h. 65£ Canal Whittemore Joseph, sexton, 65 Av. 4 W icob Robert, baker, 116 Twelfth Whittemore Timothy, pres, g’wich ins. co. 13 Platt, Widde John, porter, 16 Mulberry and 400 Hudson, h. 14 W . Washington pi. Wlddifield Charles, hardware, 23 Liberty . Whittemore William, shipmaster, 47 Franklin Widdifield Samuel, late hardware, 44 Charles WHITTEMORE G & H. manuf. cotton and V ool Widdifield & Cohu, hardware, 23 Liberty , hand cards, 13 Platt Widermyer Solomon, porter, r. 105 Greenwich Whitten George, fishmonger, 3 Jefferson market, h. Widman Joseph, jeweller, 23 Anthony Av. 8 n. W . 35th Widmann Mechaniker, machinist, r. 84 Willett Whitten George, laborer, r. 54 Mulberry Widmayer George, baker, 9 James, h. 118 W. 23d Whittenheim George, laborer, 54 Mulberry Wiederruf Conrad, porterhouse, 161 Broome Whittingham Benj’n, founder, 98 Henry, h. 96 Henry Wiedman Christian, shoemaker, 19 Morris Whittingham Charles, 289 Madison Wiedman Philip, clerk, 7 Doyers Whittingham Elizabeth, dressmaker, 52 White Wiegand Frederic W . police, 9 Hudson pi. Whittingham John, shipwright, 233 Fifth Wiegandt Ludwig, shoemaker, 105 Eldridge Whittingham Joseph, brassfounder, 80 Henry, h. 96 Wiegers John, grocer, 267 Av. 1 Henry Wiegland John, tavern, 117 Charlton Whittingham Margaretta, dressmaker, 9 Amity WIEGMANN HERMAN, grocer, 59 Charlton Whittingham Richard, founder* 98 Henry Wieland Frederick, tailor, r. 160 Second Whittington Elijah (col’d), steward, r. 66 Mercer Wieler Ferdinand, machinist, 165 Lewis Whittle Hugh, 74 Grand Wieman Christopher, grocer, 29 Tompkins, h. 29 Whittle Peter P. weigher, 12 Gansevoort Tompkins Whittle Thomas, s.ugarrefiner, 144 Delaney Wiemann Henry, shoemaker, 13 Bedford, h. 13 Whittle Thomas H. shoemaker, 139 Lewis Bedford Whittlesey Gilbert B. clerk, 84 South, h. Elizabeth­ Wienberger John, tinsmith, 135 Forsyth town, N. J. WIENCKE EDWARD, importer, 59 William, h. 9 Whitty James, liquors, 29 Roosevelt James Whitty Martin, brasscaster, 68 Lewis Wienke R. Henry, grocer, 17 Monroe, h. 17 Monroe Whitty Thomas, laborer, 84 W. 20th Wieneker Henry, grocer, 216 Rivington, h. 216 Whitwell S. Horatio, mer. 18 Broad, h. England Rivington Whitworth John, musician, 160 E. Broadway Wiener Francis, porte monaies, 54 Av. A Whlan Roger, carman, 291 Av. 10 Wiener Isaac, clothing, 93 Chatham, h. 93 Chatham Wholman Henri, cabinetmaker, 20 Av. B Wiener Lewis, clothing, 93 Chatham W hor John, seaman, 116 Orange Wiener Solomon, segars, 132 Attorney, h. 95 Attrny Whritenour Joseph, shipsmith, 57 Cannon Wiener & Brother, clothiers, 93 Chatham Whritner Daniel, shipsmith, East n. Delaney, h. 17 Wiener A. & Co. porterhouse, 58 Av. A Mangin Wieners John C. baker, 114 Delaney Whritner Nicholas, smith, 732 Water, h. 19 Mangin Wienrich Adolpb, importer, 152 Broadway Whyard William, seaman, r. 38 Vandam Wiens Peter, baker, r. 53 Chrystie W hy rich F. C. barber, 57 Av. C Wier Richard, bookbinder, 20 Spring Whyte John, boots, 13 Av. 3, h. 13 Av. 3 Wierth Caroline, seamstress, 127 Columbia- Whyte John, hardware, 333 Pearl, h. Williamsubrg Wies Frederick, brewery, 121 Pitt Wichelhausen Jacob, merchant, 165 Water, h. 64 WIESE CHRISTOPHER, grocer, 293 E..llth,h. Hicks, Brooklyn 293 E. 11th Wichelhausen, Recknagel & Schwab, com. mers. Wiese Elizabeth, wid. of John, 10 Clarkson 165 Water Wiese Ferdinand, music, 19 Crosby Wicht Frederick & Co. grocers, 71 Duane, h. Wiese Julius, bookbinder, 66 Roosevelt v .y Williamsburg Wiese Paul, grocer, 126 Columbia, h. 126 Columbia Wicht William, bootmaker, 156 Av. 3 Wiese William, musician, 152 Mott Wick Hannah, boarding, 349 Broome Wieter Charles, contractor, 120 Pitt Wickenmear Joseph, baskets, r. 121 Willett Wietner George, tailor, r. 219 Broome Wickens*Obed, clockmaker, 116 Canal, h. 116 Canal Wietzel Henry, shoes, 132 Willett Wicker Henry, 29 Delaney Wigand Otto, bookbinder, 15 N. William, h. 15 N. Wickes Eliza, needles, 2044- Sullivan, h. 2044- Sulli’n William Wickersham John B. wirerailing, 351 Broadway & Wigand & Co. bookbinders, 15 N. William 61 Lewis, hi 101 E. Broadway Wigers John, shoemaker, 98 Wooster Wickes Wm. W. com. mer, 11 Front, h. Brooklyn Wiggins Charles, tailor, 206 Filth Wickham Daniel H. jr. watches, 9 Maiden la. h. 131 Wiggins David, moulder, r. 71 Duane W. ilth WIGGINS JACOB M. butcher, r. 66 Suffolk Wickham James, butter, 239 Washington, h. Jer­ Wiggins James, shoes, 224 G’wich, h. 61N. Moore sey city Wiggins John, turner, 23 Watts W IL 573 W IL Wiggins Lewis, physician, 144 Av. 1 W ilcox J. M. & Co. sarsaparilla, 57 Cortlandt, h. Wiggins Richard T. drugs, 97 Av. 3, h. 49 Av. 3 Albany WIGGINS WILLIAM A..coal, 306 Front, h. W il­ W ilcox & Co. daguerreotypes, 186 W . 18th liamsburg Wilcroft Thomas, silverchaser, 111 Third Wigham Mary, widow o f Isaac, 235 Tenth Wild Horatio N. confectioner, 451£ Broadway, h. Wigham Nathaniel, police, 93 E. 30th 458 Broome Wigham Thomas M. clerk, 44 Wall, h. 235 Tenth Wild Lawrence, boarding, 88 James Wight Amherst, lawyer, 68 Fulton, h. 93 W . 13th W ild Thomas, coal, 148 Christopher Wight Amherst, jr. lawyer, 68 Fulton, h. 93 W. 13th Wild William, musicteacher, 111 Av. 1 Wight Archibald, architect, 609 Broadway, h. 590 Wild William, cutler, 160 Division & 40 Eldridge, Houston h. 160 Division Wight Edward, com. mer. 54 Pine, h. 51 Clinton pi Wilde James jr. clothier, 64 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Wight Geo. W. satinet printer, 58 Vesey, h. Bklyn Wilde Mary, widow of John, seamstress, 261 Canal Wight James W . teas, 347 Hudson, h. 301W . 24th Wilde Robert T. strawgoods, 149 Broadway, h. 58 Wight John, shipchandler, 232 South, h.129 Monroe Schermerhorn, Brooklyn Wight P. hotel, 111 Broadway Wilde Samuel, laborer, r. 373 Houston Wi goods, 323 Greenwich Downing Williams David, carman, 805 Washington Williams Howell L. mer. 97 Water, h. Astorh. Williams David, carpenter, 25 Gold, h. 116 Adams, Williams Hubbard, plumber, 71 Av. 4, h* 81 Suffolk Brooklyn Williams Hugh, tinsmith, 113 Av. 7 Williams David, rigger, 288 W alker Williams Humphrey, gardener. 608 Fourth Williams David, seaman, 100 James Williams Isaac, tinsmith, 291 Av. 6 Williams David, carpenter, 122 Prince Williams Isaac, baker, 226 Av. 8 Williams David S. mer. 194 Pearl, h. Flushing, L. I. Williams Jabez, shipbuilder, Williamsburg, h. 265 Williams E. H. mer. 52 Front, h. 5 Varick place Seventh Williams Ebenezer (col’d), waiter, 19 Leonard Williams Jacob, brassturner, 297£ Broadway Williams Ebenezer L. drygoods, 83 Catharine, h. 83 Williams Jacob R. engineer, 605 Fourth Catharine WILLIAMS JAMES, crockery, 186 Pearl, h. 81 Williams Edgar, grocer, 192 Front, h. 139 Hicks, White Brooklyn Williams James, broker, 6 Trinity place Williams Edmund M. carpenter, 38 Essex Williams James, mason, 100 Anthony Williams Edward, hats* 166 Chatham sq. Williams James, printer, r. 24 Mulberry Williams Edward, broker, 1£ Hanover, .h. 5 Col­ Williams James, printer, 113 Anthony lege place Williams James, laborer, r. 61 Sheriff Williams Edward P. publisher, 102 Nassau, h.Bklyn Williams James, carpenter, 120 E. 26th Williams Edward T. 33 Irving place Williams James (col’d), porter, r. 40 Mulberry Williams Edwin, editor, 178 Fulton Williams James (col’d), waiter, r. 15 Monroe Williams Elenor C. segars. 51 Bowery, h. 51Bowry Williams James C. upholsterer, 38 Av. 6, h. 38 Av.6 Williams Elias P. carpenter, 263 Grand, h. 107Allen Williams James D. clerk, 15 Centre Williams Elihu, jeweler, r, 9 Elizabeth, h. 58 Essex Williams James G. (col’d), cook, 223 Second Williams Elijah, stoneware, r 174 W . 15th Williams James H. dancing, 8 Pell Williams Eliza, dressmaker, 96 King Williams James H. liquors, E. 40th n. Av. 3, h.JE. Williams Eliza, wid. o f John, 39 Columbia 40th n. Av. 3 | * Williams Elizabeth, wid. o f Richard, 371 Eighth Williams James H. (col’d), waiter, r. 8 Jersey Williams Elizabeth (col’ d), washing, 43 Thomas Williams James M. com. mer. 21 South Williams Elizabeth (col’d), washing, r. 64 Mercer Williams James M. carman, 17 Amity place Williams Ellen, wid. Henry, boarding, 14 Catharine Williams James P. & Co. commission merchants, 16 Williams Ellen, widow o f Thomas, 367 Cherry Washington market, h. 100 Vesey Williams Ellen, widow o f Richard F. milliner, 43 Williams James T. contractor, 50 North Moore Division Williams James W . card cases. 247 Spring Williams Esek H. grocer, 52 Front, h. 5 Varick pi. Williams Jane P. boarding, 72 Duane Williams Eunice, dressmaker, 15 Twelfth Williams Jeremiah B. cutter, 108 Av. 8 Williams Ezekiel, machinist, 127 Eldridge Williams Jesse, builder, 178 Av. 1 Williams Foster B. hairdresser, 145 Hester, h. 123 Williams Jesse H. caulker, 662 Water Hester Williams John, late contractor, 62 Wooster WILLIAMS FRANCIS B. crockery, 92 Pearl, h. Williams John, weaver, 88 Av. 10 168 Broome Williams John, conductor, 78 Charlton Williams Frederick, stonecutter, Av. B n. Twelfth Williams John, rigger, 23 Bridge Williams Frederick, iron railing, r. 109 Eldridge Williams John, butcher, 124 Perry Williams Frederick W . collector, 67 Vandam Williams John, laborer, W . 32d bet. Avs. 9 & 10 Williams George, tailor, 297 Broome Williams John, broker, 31 Leonard Williams George, butcher, 66 Av. A Williams John, oysterman, 118 Walker Williams George, drugs, 226 Pearl, h. 127 W . 21st. Williams John, coppersmith, 10 Stanton Williams George, carpenter, 364 Tenth Williams John, shoemaker, 402 Av. 8 Williams George, sawyer, 7 Attorney Williams John, patternmaker, 200 Seventh Williams Geo. tinsmith, 316 Spring, h. 496 G wich Williams John, stovefinisher, 192 E. Broadway Williams Geo. (col’d), whitewasher, r. 107 Sheriff Williams John, veterinary surgeon, 131Chrystie WIL 576 WIL Williams John, tailor, 2$ Ay. 6 Williams Samuel, gardener, 59 Av. A Williams John, horsedealer, 124 E.25th Williams Samuel, salesman, 53 Vandam Williams John, seaman, 91 James Williams Samuel B. bookbinder, 152 Orchard Williams John, carman, 180 W . 15th Williams Samuel B. woolbroker, 75 Pine Williams John (col’d), waiter, 36 Thomas Williams Samuel J. 12 Watts Williams John (col’d) whitewasher, r. 413 Cherry Williams Samuel P. imp. 29 Maiden la. h. 17 E. 15th Williams John (col’d), steward, r. 55 Mercer Williams Samuel T. framemaker, 57 White, h. 18 Williams John E. cash, metropolitan bank, 54 Wall Wooster Williams John F. 13 Wall, h. 74 Varick Williams Sami. T. broker, 39 Wm. h. 264 Jay,B’klyn Williams John G. merchant, 188 Front Williams Sarah, milliner, 547 Greenwich Williams John H. looking glasses, 315 Pearl & 353 Williams Sarah, 31 North Moore Broadway, h. Ravenswood Williams Sarah A. widow of Samuel, 16 Charles Williams John II. shoemaker, 196 W . 27th Williams Sarah A. widow of Thomas C, 614 Fourth Williams John H. pianofortemaker, 21 Commerce Williams Sarah M. teacher, r. 135 Chrystie Williams John H. porterhouse, 8 Depeyster Williams Stephen, carman, 248 W. 29th Williams John H. stoves, 246 Water, h. 172 W.28th Williams Stephen, butcher, 57 Fulton market h WILLIAMS JOHN H. & SON, looking glasses,315 157 Chrystie Pearl Williams Stephen C. lawyer, 64 Wall. h. 416 Br’me Williams John J. 105 Twelfth Williams Stephen D. carpenter, 269 Stanton Williams John K. cork, 338 Pearl, h. r. 36 Cherry Williams Theodore, organbuilder, 279 Seventh Williams John L. stoves, 246 Water Williams Thomas, confectionary, 364 Madison Williams John L. C. sailmaker, r. 68 North Moore Williams Thomas, tailor, r. 88 Forsyth Williams John M. accountant, 39 Wall Williams Thomas, segars, 403 Av. 8 Williams John M. grocer, 615 G’wich, h. 126 Leroy Williams Thomas, lumber, 36 Morton Williams John R. (col’d), porter, r. 15 Marion Williams Thomas, mer. 881 Av. 9, h. 194 W. 18th Williams JohnS. mer. 40 Fulton & 169 South,h.140 Williams Thomas, sawyer, 600 Fourth Madison Williams Thomas, mahogany, 330 Washington, h. Williams John T. plumber, 71 Av. 4, h. 97 Troy 36 Morton Williams John W . police, 219 Sullivan Williams Thomas, jr. grocer, 93 South, h. 225 Mdsn Williams Joseph, segarmaker, 521 Fourth Williams Thomas B. rigger, r. 268 Monroe Williams Joseph, 82 Cortlandt, h. 83 Warren Williams Thomas C. liquors, 1114 Broadway Williams Joseph (col’d), waiter, r. 46 Thomas Williams Thomas D. tailor, 268 Av. 8 Williams Joseph T. shipwright, 259 W . 28th Williams Thomas F. typecaster, 107 Eldridge Williams Leonard, fish, 131 W . 24th Williams Thomas H. musician, 95 Elm Williams Levi (col’d), seaman, r. 99 Clinton Williams Thos. P. fashions, 162 Fulton, h.Yorkville Williams Lewis, presser, 70 Goerck Williams Thomas S. clerk, manhat. bank, 40 Wall, Williams Littleton (col’d), laborer, 90 Sheriff h. 165 Hester Williams Loring S. mer. 194 Pearl, h. 297 Broome Williams W . B„ clothing, 268 Av. 8 Williams Lucinda (col’d), washer, r. 21 Scammel WILLIAMS W . ROFF, merchant, 306 Pearl, h. Williams Luther, fancygds,5 Cedar, bds.Butts’ hotl. 783 Greenwich Williams Margaret, widow o f James, 87 Canal Williams Walter, policeman, 38 Barclay Williams Margaret, widow of Edward, r. 5 Av. 1 Williams Ward, blacksmith, 147 Varick Williams Margaret, widow of John, 33 W. 33d Williams Washington (col’d), bootblack,r.64 Mercer Williams Margaret B. (col’d), washwoman, r. 25 Williams William, boarding, 109 Bowery Leonard Williams Wm. coachmaker, 14 Amity pi. h. 12 Av.6 Williams Maria, widow o f Roger, 231 Grand WILLIAMS WILLIAM, coffeehouse, 180 Cherry Williams Maria (col’d), cook, 9 Anthony Williams William, navalstores, 138 Maiden lane, h. Williams Martin, rigger, 476 Cherry 188 Adams. Brooklyn Williams Mary, widow o f Jesse, 40 Essex Williams William, shoemaker, r. 33 Monroe Williams Mary, widow o f John, 376 Av. 8 Williams William, tailor, r. 115 Chrystie Williams Mary, widow of Lewis, 55 Hamersley Williams William, laborer, r. 19 West Williams Mary F. widow of William, 286 Bleecker Williams William, typecaster, 107 Eldridge Williams Matt. A.fish, 6 Wash. mkt. h. 76 Barclay Williams William, fringemaker, 52 Nassau and Av. Williams Matthias, grocer, 617 G’wich, and coal,616 8 c. W . 24th, h. 241 W. 21st Greenwich, h. 126 Leroy Williams William, boarding, 25 Chestnut Williams Matthias, bootmaker, 7 Trinity place Williams William E. jeweler, Av. 6 c. W. 25th Williams Merrill W. physician, 322 Broome Willioms Wm. H. clerk, 430 Av. 3 Williams Morris R. mason, 246 Fifth Williams William H. shoemaker, r. 41 First Williams Peter, rigger, r. 33 Monroe Williams William H. R. (col’d), barber, 147 Church V iliam s Peter, clerk, 176 Eldridge Williams William J tailor, 407 Hudson Williams Peter, seaman, 126 Liberty WILLIAMS WILLIAM P. phila. & n. y. line of coal Williams Peter, crockery, 342 Bowery, h.342 Bowry barges, 74 Broadway, & towboats 168 Maiden Williams Peter (col’d), barber, 35 Sullivan la. h. Judson’s hotel Williams Philip D. colporteur, 42 Stanton WILLIAMS WILLIAM R. merchant, 306 Pearl, h. Williams Philip H. fringes, 52 Nassau & Av. 8 c.W. 782 Greenwich 24th, h. 237 W. 21st Williams William R. (Rev.), h. 27 Grove Williams Phoebe Ann (col’d),washing.r.20 Leonard Williams William S. carpenter, W. 33rd n. B’way Williams Rich’d, blockmkr, 35Depeyster,h.224 Jay. Williams Wilmot, camphene, 138 Maiden lane, h. Brooklyn New Jersey Williams Richard, late mason, 168 Broome WILLIAMS C. P. & E. grocers, 192 Front Williams Rich’d, grocer,181 Fourth,h.8 Clark,Bklyn Williams J. & M. coal, 616 Greenwich Williams Richard, carman, 113 Suffolk WILLIAMS J. T. & H. plumbers, 71 Av. 4 Williams Richard, liquors,149 Delaney & 47 Hester, WILLIAMS P. H. & W. upholsterers’ trimmings, h. 149 Delaney coach lace, &c. 52 Nassau, & Av. 8 c. W. 24th Williams Richard, porter, 25 Whitehall Williams Brothers, publishers, 102 Nassau Williams Richard S. & Co. grocers, 93 South, h. 18 Williams & Bruce, drygoods, 49 Cedar Rose WILLIAMS & CUNNINGHAM, merchants, 194 Williams Robt. A. drygds, 167 Av.8, h.W.19th n.Av.8 Pearl • •* Williams Robert J. (col’d), porterh. 219 Church Williams & Dingee, coachmakers, 14 Amity pi. Williams Robt. L. stables, 18 W. 13th, h. 152 W. 20th WILLIAMS & GUION, merchants, 40 Fulton Williams Rodger A. shipcarpenter, 331 Third WILLIAMS & HINMAN, shipchandlers, 169 South Williams Roland, carman, 58 Gansevoort Williams & Ingalls, stores, 246 Water Williams Samuel, varnish, 32 Old slip, h. B’klyn Williams & Lippincott, grocers, 52 Front Williams Samuel, lawyer, 64 John, h. 186 Henry, WILLIAMS & POTTER, grocers, 93 South Brooklyn Williams & Smith, mahogany, 330 Washington W IL 577 W IL WILLIAMS, STEVENS & WILLIAMS, looking Willis Asa, com. dealer, 5 W. Washington market? glasses. 353 Broadway h. Jersey city WILLIAMS, BRADFORD & CO. drygoods, 14 Willis Benjamin, carman, 34 Scammel Cortlandt * Willis Benjamin H. 134 Allen WILLIAMS, DICKINSON & CO. jewelry, 29 Willis Daniel, feed, 68 King, h. 54 Charlton Maiden lane Willis Daniel, stoves, 155 Av. C Williamson Alexander, ropemaker, 37 Pearl Wilks Edward, hardw. 36 Cortlandt, h. 20 W . 17th Williamson Amor J. pub. 61 Ann, h. 72 Ann YVillis Edward, underwriter, 181 B’way, h. W . 29th Williamson Ann, widow o f William, 280 Fifth n. Av. 6 Williamson Athelina, wid. Caleb E. 103 E. 30th Willis Elizabeth U. wid. John R. 199 Henry Williamson Chas. chicory, 409 Cherry, h. Greenpnt Wilhs George E. perfumery, 133 Av. 9 Williamson Cornelius T. tailor, 254 Av. 8, h. 254 W?lbs,,George W . jeweler, 25 Wall, h. 44 Franklin Ay. 8 Wi lis James, carpenter, 22 Charlton Williamson Daniel, carman, 554 Broome ”.ames V sash & blindmaker, 79 Av. C Williamson Darius, ship carpenter, 673 Fourth W “ his Jane, wid. William, astrologer, 251 Delaney Williamson David, bartender, 332 Av. 7 Willis Jane, wid. Oliver W. 252 W . 20th Williamson David A. coffee, 94 Front, h. 97 Macdgl. Willis John, safemaker, 79 Av. C Williamson Dow D. pres, farmers’ life & trust co. 28 Willis John, shipwright, 161 Av. 1 Exchange pi. h. 82 Macdougal Willis John B. carman, 6 Vandam Williamson Eleanor, boarding, 35 Broadway Willis John C. marketman, 132 Washington markt, Williamson Eliza, goldcutter, r. 64 W . Wash’gton pi h. N. Jersey Williamson Garret D. bookkeeper, 192 Water, h. Willis Julia, widow o f William, 14 Essex 792 Washington Willis Nathaniel P. editor, 107 Fulton, h. 198 Fourth Williamson George, tinworker, 571 Greenwich Willis Oscar W. telegraph. 6 Hanover, h. Jer. city Williamson George, butcher, Av. 1 c. E. 17th, h. Willis S. D. painter, 52 Roosevelt 180 E. 17th Willis Samuel J. sec. clinton f. ins co. 40 William Williamson George, tinsmith, 318 Spring Willis Thomas, refreshments, 48 Gold, h. 48 Gold Williamson George P. tailor, 2 Astor pi. h. 36 Av. 3. Willis Townsend C. carman, Lex. Av. bet. 32d&33d Williamson George W . forwarding agent, 324 Bway Willis William, umbrellas, 77 Cedar, h. 162 Twelfth Williamson Harriet, wid. Theophylact, 40 Marion Willis William, mer. 84 William, h.Rye Williamson Hiram, grocer, 164 West, h. 160 Barrow Willis William, r. 58 Sheriff Williamson Hugh, tinman, 113 Av. 7 Willis William B. police officer, 370 Bowery Williamson Isaac, tinman, 2 Centre market, h. 389 Williston John T. watchmaker, 8 Liberty pi. h. 130 Broome Varick Williamson Jas. printer, 141 Nassau, h. 127 Madison Williston Othniel H. 130 Varick Williamson James, boatbuilder, 47 West Williston Samuel & Co. buttons, 101 William Williamson James, carman, 347 Rivington Williston William S. policeman, 15 Chestnut Williamson James, laborer, r. 9, Pitt Willman Carroll, cabinet, 137 Pitt Williamson James, painter, 264 E. 13th Willmarth Abel C. clerk u. s. d. c. New City Hall, Williamson James, mariner, r. 36 Downing h. Williamsburg Williamson James, metals, 76 Wall, h. 581 Br’dway Willmarth Henry B. mer. 75 Pearl, h. B’klyn Williamson James A. imp. 3 Beaver, h. Jersey c. Willmarth James, exch. 502 Houston, h. 149 Varick Williamson James R. carpenter, 673 Fourth Willmarth, New York Daguerrean Gallery, 233 Williamson John, tinman, 22 Commerce Greenwich Williamson John, carpenter, 107 Rivington Willmarth Philander C. daguerreotype, 233 G’wich Williamson John, oyster saloon, 112 Division Willmarth William C. bookkeeper, 148 Nassau, h. Williamson John, laborer, 9 Pelham 39 E Broadway Williamson John, packer, r. 165 Allen Willmer Charles K. european times, 42 Nassau Williamson John, grocer, 531 Broome WILLMER & ROGERS, european times, 42 Nassau Williamson John, carpenter, 300 Mott Willmott James, shipcarpenter, 49 Pitt Williamson John, tinman, 388 Broome, h. 389 Brme Willmott James, jr. caulker, 49 Pitt Williamson John, grocer, 118 Norfolk Willmott Michael, stevedore, 68 Mangin Williamson John J. 91 Norfolk WILLMOTT SAMUEL D. hardware merchant, Williamson Lansen, carpenter, 656 Fourth manufacturer o f cast steel saws & american Williamson Margaret, dressmaker, 581 Broadway star files, importer o f the genuine wickersly Williamson Mary, 67 Mulberry grind stones, 8 Liberty, h. Williamsburg Williamson Mary A. thread »& needles, 35 Anthony Willmott Thonias, machinist. 596 Grand Williamson Matthias, clerk, 68 Charlton Wilmuth Peter, carpenter, r. 99 Allen Williamson Matthias, shipcarpenter, 673 Fourth Willoughby Joseph, 505 Hudson Williamson Nathaniel, carman, 118 Macdougal Willoughby Mary, widow, boarding, 90 Church Williamson Nelson, shipcarp’ ter, Eighth c. Av. C Willroy Isaac, (col’d), white washer, 29 E. 11th Williamson Nicholas, indiariibber, 19 Nassau, h.N.J. Wills Chalkey J. mason, 148 E. 20th Williamson Pierce, shoemaker, 8 Hester Wills Conrad, tailor, 129 Willett Williamson Pyatt, baker, 277 Delaney Wills Frank, architect, 298 B’way, h 11 Univ’ty pi. Williamson Rebecca, wid. John, 64 Market Wills Frank & Henry Dudley,architects, 298 B’way Williamson Richard, Av. 5 c. E. 20th Wills John, carpenter, 67 Reade, h. r. 76 Reade Williamson Richard, jr. lawyer, 6 Wall, h. Av. 5 c. Wills John, gasfixtures, 85 Av. 4 h 38 Crosby E.20th Wills Joseph B. saddler, Cedar c. Pearl, h. 39 Com- Williamson Stephen H. wooddealer, 550 Broome HiercG Williamson William, clerk, 1 Hall Rec. h. 31 Av. 6 Wills Samuel (Rev.), 120 Sullivan Williamson William, laborer, 365 Madison Wills William, laborer, 194 Fifth Williamson William T. moulder, 381 Sixth Willse Jacob, coal, 138 Jane, h. 99 Horatio WILLIAMSON & SAWYER!, brokers, 76 Wall Willsher Henry, fishingtackle, 9 Cedar, h. Bklyn WILLIAMSON & VAIL, grocers, 164 West Willson Benjamin C. segars, 361 Broome WILLIAMSON, MANN & CO. eagle mills, coffee Willson Christian, store, r. 64 Willett and spices, 94 Front Willson David, carpenter, r. 155 Eldridge Willie Francis, tailor, r. 126 Delaney Willson Ebenez^r, hardware, 136 Bowery, h. 115 Willie Frederick, milk, 319 Sixth Av. 1 Williet Thomas, clerk, 117 Columbia Willson James, carpenter, .327 Sixth Williman Joseph, physician, 46 Forsyth Willson Jesse, cooper, 65 Sheriff Willing James C. teacher, 95 Mercer, h. 46Lex. Av. Willson John, rigger, 169 Monroe Willington Eliza, corsets, 30 Walker Willson John, hardware, 216* Bowery, h. 213 B’wry Willins Robert, 178 Allen Willson Margaret, nurse, 157 Christopher Willis Allred, 36 Cortlandt, h . 23 Brevoort pi. Willson Robert, seamour, 610 Water Willis Asa, late porterhouse, 125 Cedar •yyillecn Rebel t, liquors, 29 Wash’n. h. 29 Wash’ll W IL 578 W IL Willson Thaddeus, flagger, E.21stn. Av.l, h. E.29th Wilson Dexter, boots and shoes, 61 Cortland, bdj n. Lexington Av. Eastern Pearl st. House Willson Theodore, merchant, 59 Chambers Wilson Edgar, barkeeper, 175 Varick Willson Thomas, mason, 539 Av. 8 Wilson Edward, boots, 55 Thompson Willson Thomas W . 196 Forsyth Wilson Edward J. lawyer, 45 William, h. Univer­ Willson William F. joiner, 325 Rivington sity place c. Ninth Willson Willson, shipjoiner, 320 Fifth Wilson Edwin, mer. 165 Front, h. Clinton Av. Bklyn Willson Zelotus, dep. collector o f assessments, 2 Wilson Elijah, shipjoiner, 242 & 243 South, h. Wil­ New City Hall, h. 393 Av. 8 liamsburg • Wilmarth William M. pencilcases, 72 Spring, h. 49 Wilson Elizabeth, 9 Sullivan Crosby Wilson Elizb. widow o f Thomas, 93 Greenwich At Wilmerding Henry A. auctioneer, 12 Wall, h. 7 St. W ilson Elizabeth (col’d), washing, r. 90 Av. 10 Clement’s pi. Wilson Ellen, wid. James, 240 Rivington Wilmerding William E. auction, 51 Beaver, h. 2 Wilson Emily, widow o f Francis, 28 Crosby Bowling green Wilson Enoch, tailor, 295 W. 24th Wilmerding William E. jr. auction,51 Beaver, h. 48 Wilson Esther, strawgoods, 78 Av. 8 University place Wilson Eve, widow o f Andrew, 46 Vandam WILMERDING & MOUNT, auctioneers, 51 Beaver Wilson Francis, shoes, 419 Broadway, h. 584 Br’me W ilm or James, carpenter, 26 Jefferson Wilson George, imp. 38 Exchange pi. h. £. 24th n. Wilmort William, goldpens, 72 Spring, h. 49 Crosby Lexington Av. W ilmot Alexander, coachtrimmer, 75 Allen, h. 67 Wilson George clerk, 46 Broome Norfolk Wilson George, carman, 29 Jane W ilm ot James, carriages, 48 Essex Wilson George, laborer, 329 Water W ilm ot John, shipcarpenter, 522 Twelfth Wilson George, dyer, 131 W . 24th W ilm ot William, shipwright, 204 Delaney Wilson George G. laborer, 21 Prince Wilmurst John, carman, 187 W . 17th Wilson George S. barkeeper, 84 W. Broadway Wilmurt Thomas A. gilder, 718 Broadway & 45 Wilson George U. blacksmith, 93 Goerck Greene, h. W . 16th c. Av. 6 Wilson Harris, lawyer, 10 Wall, h. Harlem W ils Henry, tailor, 74 Pitt Wilson Henry, seaman, 38 Oak W ilsey Augustus L. carpenter. 7 Lewis Wilson Henry, sawmaker, 599 Av. 8 Wilsey Ferdinand L. physician, 588 Houston Wilson Henry, publisher, 49 Ann W ilsey Henry P. carpenter, r. 133 Amos Wilson Henry, tailor, 199 Av. 1 Wilsey James M. carpenters, 42 Gold, h.123 Orch’rd Wilson Henry, seaman, 108 Monroe Wilsey Mary N. confectionary, 32 Division, h. 32 Wilson Henry, druggist, 576 Hudson Division Wilson Henry, undertaker, 66 Carmine, h. 59 Wilhusen Diedrich, grocer, 105 Broad, h. 42 White­ Downing hall Wilson Henry, stonecutter, 129 E. 16th Wilson Aaron S. (col’d), laborer, 52 Anthony Wilson Henry, matmounter, 112 Av. C WILSON ABRAHAM D. physician, 42 Walker Wilson Henry, grocer, 208 Cherry & 38 Hamilton, Wilson Adelaide, confectionary, 9 Av. 6 h. 183 Cherry W ilson Adolph, sailor, 99 Washington Wilson Henry, baker, 198 Av. 1 W ilson Alexander, carman, 219 Wooster Wilson Henry, saddler, 296 W . 19th Wilson Alex, weaver, 84 Eldridge, h. 104 Eldridge Wilson Henry, clerk, 173 Orchard Wilson Alexander, carman, 166 E. 27th Wilson Henry, shoes, 12 Fulton, h. Jersey city W ilson Alexander, plasterer, r. 190 W . 20th Wilson Henry, melodeons, 75 E. 13th, h. 141£E. 21st W ilson Alexander, baker, 8 Fifth W ilson Henry, goldbeater, 28 Eldridge Wilson Alfred, dining saloon, 607 Grand, h. 607 Wilson Henry S.mer. 63 Front, h. 165 E. 14th Grand Wilson Hiram W. engineer, 80 Lewis Wilson Alfred, plumber, 101 Hudson, h. Hoboken Wilson Ira, mason, 163 W. 26th Wilson Alfred, coachman, 31 Prince Wilson Isaac, clothing, 60 Division, h. 60 Division Wilson Alfred J. stonecutter, 308J Av. 1 Wilson Ishmael L. porter, r. 76 Norfolk Wilson Andrew, laborer, 131 W. 24th Wilson Jabez, carpenter, 121 Av. 7 W ilson Ann, actress, r. 370 Greenwich WILSON JACOB, shipchandler, 108 South, h. Wilson Ann J. widow o f Thomas, dressmaker, 68 Brooklyn Orange Wilson Jacob, bookbinder, 36 Watts W ilson Anna M. widow o f Samuel D. 163 Twelfth Wilson James, shoemaker, 28 Commerce Wilson Anthony (col’d), waiter, 159 Church Wilson James, waiter, r. 11 Columbia W ilson Archibald, police, 114 Twelfth Wilson James, saddler, r. E. 32d n. Av.3 W ilson Archibald, house agent, 286 Walker Wilson James, cooper, 105 Mott Wilson Augustus H. carman, 118 Norfolk Wilson James, skinner, r. 258 Stanton Wilson Benjamin, turner, 461 Water, h, 212 Cherry Wilson James, carman, 410 Av. 1 Wilson Benjamin M. crockery, 76 Pearl, h. 141 Wilson James, hackman, 40 Anthony, h. 160 Duane W . 21st Wilson James, coachman, r. 173 Wooster Wilson Benjamin W . sailmaker, 188 South, h. W il­ Wilson James, laborer, 74 Gansevoort liamsburg Wilson James, laborer, 196 Mott Wilson Bennett, veneersawyer, 139 Attorney Wilson James, mason, 391 Chambers Wilson Bird (Rev.), prof. 206 W . 20th Wilson James, saloon, 58 Mulberry Wilson Catharine, widow o f David, 290 W . 18th Wilson James, livery stables, 145 Tenth, bds. 10 Wilson Catharine, widow o f Alexander, 84 Watts Bleecker Wilson Charles, porterhouse, 43 Canal, h. 43 Canal Wilson James B. mer. 62 Front, h. 46 W . Eleventh Wilson Charles, sailmaker, 202 Delaney % Wilson James C. hardware, 13 Cliff’, h. 57 Willow, Wilson Charles, clerk. 54 Cherry Brooklyn Wilson Charles, seaman, 121 Cherry Wilson James M. clerk, 8 City Hall, h. 84 Watts Wilson Charles, stevedore. 214 Cherry Wilson James S. sailmaker, 109 South, h. 34£ Com- Wilson Charles R. carpenter, 193 Forsyth lherce W ilson Charles S. hatter, 450 Twelfth Wilson James W . lawyer, 1 Nassau, h. 350 Broady WILSON CLARK C. imp. window shades, 121 Wilson Jane, hats, 323 Av. 8 Chatham, h. 14 Crosby Wilson Jane, milliner, 192 Delaney Wilson Danl. office 200 Varick, h. 21 Lamartine pi. Wilson Jane, widow o f William, 114 Twelfth W ilson David, musician, 71 Centre Wilson Jane, widow o f Richard, 27 Gold Wilson David, carpenter, r.26 Trinity pi. Wilson Jesse, cooper, 96 Sheriff* Wilson David, printer, 66 Vandam Wilson Jesse P. Albany House, 65 Warren Wilson David C. manuf, 13£ Oliver and 50 Catha­ Wilson John, books, 186 W. 18th rine, h. 159 W . 16th Wilson John, baker, 10 Gansevoort Wilson David H. mer. 214 Wash’ton, h. 30 Downing Wilson John, gasfitter, 82 Charlton WIL 579 WIL MCI Wilson John, saddler, 335 Bowery, h. 135 Bowery Wilson John, trunkmaker, 341 Pearl & 143 Walker, Wilson Samuel, cooper, 68 Beekman, 1 7 2 Grand h. 91 W a lk e r Wilson Samuel D.books, 219* Division , Wilson John, hatter, 5 Dominick H ^m uel J sailmaker, 260 South, 1 212 Av. A ^Wilson John, shoemaker. 148 Houston Wilson Sarah, widow of Albert, 63 Norfolk Wilson John, mason, 95 Av. A Wilson ._olomon B. clockcasemaker, 643 Fourth - Wilson John, machinist, 236 E. 13th Wilson Square M. baker, 31 Av. C n Wilson John, importer, 24 Maiden la. h. 16 Cornelia Wi « ™ « ? phen S agem’ 200 Varick, h. 200 Varick Wilson John, carpenter, 140 W . 20th W Reade6™'111’ porterhouse> 138 Church, h. 154 Wilson John, bookbinder, 584 Broome ^ Wilson John, cooper, 5l£ Pearl WOsnu Thomas, 23 Commerce Wilson John, upholsterer, 137 Ay. 6 E » ideUI' flaSS’ E‘ 21st “ • Av- f> 73 : Wilson John, seaman, 288 Mulberry * Wilson John, blacksmith, 246 Fifth IpISlIl Mark s place drygoods, 49 Nassau, h. 68 11 Wilson John, oilclothier, 215J Division Wilson John, mason, W. 38th n. Av. 9 Wilson Thomas, astrologer, 90 Broome ^ Wilson John, porter, 46 Watts i i tave™. 392 Hudson, h. 392 Hudson ' Wilson John (col’d), barber, r. 108 Church W-} waiter, r. 14 Cannon ill Wilson John B. com mer. 91 Wall Wilson Ihomas, astrologer, 220* Broome Wilson John B. sawyer, 293 Monroe, h. 299 Monroe Wil.nn TK^ma8’ 5S0T Wilson Thomas, Union ct.Beekman, h. 72 Grand °Tper- 68 Wilson John Benj. hardware, h. 91 Walker Wilson John D. grocer, 62 Front, h. 4 Abingdon pi Wilson Thomas, carpenter, 172 W . 16th Wilson Thomas, clerk, 61 Centre Wilson John F. carpenter, 584 Broome Wilson John J. clerk, reg. off. 557 Greenwich }V-!SOn Thomas, shipcarpenter, 124 Lewis Wilson Ihomas, cooper, 72 Grand Wilson John J. sailor, 27 Bridge WiiaonThomasP. grocer,21 Frankfort1 2 0 3 W m . * Wilson John M. blockmaker>205 West, h.328 Wash h. 21 Franktort 'i ington Wilson W . H. teacher, 225 W 14th •i Wilson John O. machinist, 318 Eighth Wilson Wait W . broker, 74 Wall, I 76 Forsyth Wilson John R. jewelry, 23 Maiden la. h. Newark Wilson William, mason, 75 Vandam Wilson John T. carman, r. 113 Bank Wilson William, carpenter, 3 Lafayette pi. Wilson John T. merchant, 629 Hudson Wilson William, clerk, 45 Rivington Wilson John T. liquors, 38 Whitehall Wilson William, seaman, 48 Hamilton Wilson John T. baker, r. 73 Fulton Wilson William, tobacconist, 24 Lispenard Wilson Joseph, broker, 151 Bowery, h.l57£ Bowery Wilson William, carman, 8 King 5 Wilson Joseph, 6 Hamersley place Wilson William, police, 114 Twelfth Wlison Joseph, blacksmith, 153£ Mott Wilson William, waiter, 18 Av. C : Wilson Joseph B. brass cocks, 98 Forsyth, h. W il­ Wilson William, rigger, 90 Lewis liamsburg Wilson William, baker, 226 Av. 10 Wilson Joseph R. fancygoods, 204 Spring Wilson William, agent, 258 Av. 10 Wilson Joseph W . engineer, 248 Ninth Wilson William, tobacco, 249 Washington Wilson Lewis, rigger, 426 Cherry Wilson William, cooper, r. 66 Wooster Wilson Lewis C. wigmaker, 2 Rivington Wilson William, laborer, 91 Hester Wilson Lewis O. drygoods, 12 Cortlandt & 13 Dey, Wilson William, boarding, 303 Grand r h. Norwalk Wilson William, agent, 8 Rector Wilson Margaret, washing, r. 166 Ninth Wilson William, seaman, 347 Greenwich Wilson Margaret, widow o f Samuel, 196 Varick Wilson William, speculator, 134 E. 25th ; Wilson Margaret, widow o f Charles, r. 14 Essex Wilson William jr. cooper, r. 66 Wooster Wilson Margaret A. dressmaker, 171£ Franklin Wilson William (col’d), laborer, r. 46 Thomas Wilson Maria, widow o f John, 113 Bank Wilson Wm. C. florist, 32 W . 14th. h. 186 W . 18th :• Wilson Martin, seaman, 374 Greenwich Wilson William D. cotton broker, 91 Beaver, h. N J Wilson Mary, 136 W. 21st Wilson William H. painter, 364 Tenth Wilson Mary, widow, 339 Av. 1 Wilson William H. trunks, 135 & 131£ Bowery h. Wilson Mary F. porterhouse, 9£ Albany 135 Bowery Wilson Mary J. dressmaker,- 63 Charlton Wilson William H. captain, 82 Av. D Wilson Mary M. flagmaker, 2 Trinity pi. Wilson William H. porterhouse, Rivington c. Bow­ j Wilson Matthew, caulker, 76 Jackson ery, h. 239 Broome Wilson Matthew, bootmaker, 319 Water Wilson William M. com. mer. 23 Wafdr Wilson Miles N. shipjoiner, 316 Fifth Wilson William R. bookkeeper, 20 Watts Wilson Morris, mer. 83 William, h. 121 W . 13th Wilson Wm. S. com. mer. 83 Beaver, h. 99 W . 20th Wilson Moses E. clerk, 19 Hester Wilson William T. carpenter, 80 Carmine WILSON NATHANIEL, sexton University pi. Ch. Wilson N. F. & B. W. sailmakers, 188 South & furnishing undertaker, 145 Av. 4 Wilson D : M. & Co. irondealers, 78 Broad , Wilson Nicholas F. sailmaker, 188 South, h. Wmbgh WILSON L. O. & CO. drygoods, 12 Cortlandt & Wilson Obadiah, carpenter, 448 Washington 13 Dey Wilson Oliver, hatpresser, r. 93 Columbia Wilson R. & G. imps. 38 Exchange pi. Wilson Oliver (cord), mariner, r. 70 Thompson WILSON, BROTHERS & CO. com. mers. 91 Wall Wilson Oliver H. cloths, 120 Chatham, h. 45 E. Wilson & Angevine, brass cocks, 98 Forsyth Broadway WILSON & BROWN, com. mers. 83 Beaver Wilson Peter, seaman, 337 Madison Wilson & Company, publishers, 48 Beekman , Wilson Peter, carman, 205 Stanton WILSON & COBB, grocers, 62 Front r Wilson Peter (col’d), carpetshaker, 77 W . 17th Wilson & Griffin, importers, 24 Maiden iane Wilson Peter M. carpenter, 117 Prince, h. I l l P’nce WILSON HAWKSWORTH, ELLISON & MOSS Wilson Richard, clerk, 4 James steel, 74 John Wilson Richard, porterhouse, 5 Oak Wilt Benjamin, baker. 216 Division & 324 Grand h Wilson Richard (col’d), whitewasher, 133 W . 15th 324 Grand Wilson Richard W . fish, 51 Mott W ilt George A. butcher, 18 Washington market h 5 Wilson Robert, carpenter, 22 Tenth 439 Fourth * * Wilson Robert, imp. 38 Exchange pi. Wilt George W. baker, 82 Ludlow Wilson Robert, founder, 274 W. 13th Wilt George W. jr. baker, 188 Ludlow Wilson Robert, miller, r. 176 W. 16th Wilt Henry, baker, 15 Essex, h. 15 Essex Wilson Robert, carman, 135 Reade Wilt John, oysters, 153 Walker, h. Av. 3 n. 34th Wilson Robert, cabinetmaker, 147 Allen Wilt Jonathan, butcher, 39 Wsh’gton mkt. h.91Av.2 Wilson Robert P. cooper, 41 Delaney Wilt & Martin, butchers, 39 Washington market Wilson Samuel, hatpresser, 648 Fourth Wilton Mary, 172 Twelfth Wilson Samuel, weaver, 95 W . 27th Wiltse Eveline, widow o f William, 161 Bowery W IN 580 W IN Wilzihski Julius, tailor, 97 W . Broadway Wing Julia, dressmaker, 73 W . Broadway Wirnbey Mary, washing, 36 W . 30th Wing Luman B. grocer, Montgomery c. South, h. Wimer Paul. 69 First 153 Delaney Wiinmer Michael, locksmith, 318 Ninth Wing Reuben W. carman, 131 Suffolk Wimpress Abraham, bootmaker, 138 Norfolk Wing Theodorus, carman, 101 Allen Winans Abraham, cooper, 29 Macdougal Wingassen George, boatman, r. 118 Hammond 4$ WIN ANS ANTHONY W. grocer, 10 Broadway h. Wingate Charles, bookkeeper, 93 E. 27th Jersey city Winham Aldridge, builder, 178 Essex, h. 286 Ninth Winans Augustus, mason, 4 Mangin Winham Aldridge, jr. architect, 113 Av. 3 Winans Benjamin, carman, 9 Minetta Winham Charles, joiner, 17 Lewis Winans Elias P. teleg. reporter, 1J Hanover, h. 68 Winham Jas. A. carpenter, 159 Orchard,h.Wmsbrg, Christopher Winham Joseph, carpenter, r. 150 Clinton Winans Hannah, widow o f Peter, 130 Charlton Winheim Valentine, carpenter, r. 60 Gouverneur Winans Henry H. builder, 12 Watts ; Wink Francis, tailor, r. 85 Sheriff Winans John, comedian, 199 Mott Winkell Michael, rigger, r. 95 James Winans John B. carman, 110 Christopher Winkleman John G. & Co. grocers, 8 Downing:, h. Winans Joseph W . lawyer, 77 Nassau 8 Downing Winans Priscilla, wid. Moses M. nurse, 176 Twelfth Winkle D. I. pianomanufacturer, 92 W. 16th Winans Richard W . carman, 67 Macdougal WinklehousC Paul, carpenter, 248 W. 17th Winans William W . late merchant, 10 Broadway, Winkleman Diederick, grocer, 556 Av. 8 h. 17 Hammond Winkler Anton, cabinetmaker, 522 Fourth Winant Amy, widow, 82 Henry Winkler Christian, hotel, 528 Pearl Winant Cornelius, sparmaker, Lewis c. Eighth, & Winkler Ferdinand, soaps, 178^ W. 16th grocer, 38 Av. D, h. 649 Fourth Winkler Nicholas, shoes, 529 Av. 6, h. 529 Av. 6 WINANT DANIEL D. billiard tables, 71 Gold & WINN ISAAC W . carpets, 452 Pearl, h. 269 Madison pianos, 148 Fulton, h. Williamsburg (See card Winn Mary, widow o f Patrick, 180 W. 25th appendix) Winne Gabriel T. painter, 10 Liberty place Winant Jesse, carman, 190 Ludlow. Winne Jervis D. painter,10 Liberty pl.h.149 Franklin Wiiiant Peter, boatman, 238 Av. 7 Winne John C. exchange broker, 35 Wall WTinant Rebecca, wid; Chas. tailoress, 641 Wash’gtn Winne Maria, washer, r. 417 Cherry Winant Samuel, surveyor u. s. ins. co. 69 Wall & Winne Patrick, milkman, W. 15th n. Av. 9 builder, 98 Cliff, h. 14 Grove Winne Richard, lawyer, 8 Wall, h. 149 Hudson Winant & Degraw, builders, 98 Clift Winne Robert, painter, r. 265 Mulberry Winants Garret E. boatman, 41 Ren wick Winne Thomas, grocer, 23 Prince, h. 23 Prince Winbury Thomas, drover, 28 Prince Winne Wm.drygoods, 10 Maiden la. h. 47 E. 13th Winch John C. ice, 157 Charles, h. 163 Charles WINNE & BURGESS, exchange brokers, 35 Wall Winch Minot F. ice, 157 Charles, h. 163 Charles Winnecke H. A. physician, 27 Frankft, h. 27 Frankfi Winchelbach William painter, 504 Pearl Winnett Edward, boilermaker, r. 145 Elizabeth Winchell Jos. G. stoves, 266 Water, h. 394 Fourth Winnik John, carman, 140 Amos Winchell Madison, silverplater, 70 Bowery, h. 378 Winnik John P. paperhanger, 140 Amos Broome Winnik William H. carman, 694 Washington Winchell Major, blacksmith, 100 Delaney Winning Robert, printer, 158 Orchard Winchell Theodore, policeman, 64 Thompson Winnmiller Jacob, musician, 67 Bank Winchell William A. foreman, 125 Av. 4. Winrow Alfred (col’d), steward, r. 10 Jersey Winchenmayer George, cabinetmaker, 204 Madison Winsby Joseph, smith, r. 62 Wooster Winchester Ebenezer, publisher, 44 Ann, h. Brklyn Winsell Susan (coFd), wid of Stephen, laundress, Winchester Hosea, botanies, 108 John. h. 86 Av. C r. 155 W . Broadway Winchester H. & Co. botanies, 108 John} Winser Edwd. tobacco, 13 Elm, h 23 Fulton, B’klyn Winckler Bernhard, machinist, W . 39th n. Av.8 Winser James F. pictureframes, 101 Canal, h. 51 Windar John, tailor, 56 Ridge Adelphia, Brooklyn Windeler Claus, grocer, 16 Av. D, h. 16 Av. D Winser John R. printer, 21 Ann, h. 48 Howard Windeler John H. shoemaker, 202 Division, h. 200 Winship Daniel, lat ^butcher, 211 Bowery Division Win ship Ebenezer, engineer, 20 Corlears Winder William H. agent, 257 Broadway, h. 105 Winship George H. butcher, 270 Rivington Dean, S. Brooklyn Winship Mary, dressmaker, 71 Laurens Winder & Engelbrecht, agents, 257 Broadway Winship Thos. butcher, 525 Grand.h. 385 Columbia Winderker Alexander, pedler, 125 Suffolk Winship Thomas G. machinist, 38 Columbia \ Windtield Joseph, moulder, 116 Madison Winslow Albert, clerk, 199 Chambers & 191 Reade, Windfield Nathan, hatpresser, W . 19th c. Av. 8 h. 17 Stanton Windle George B. hardware, 56 Maiden lane, h. 173 Winslow George, cordwainer, 344 Ninth Thompson Winslow Henry, medicines, 179 Av. 6, h. 29 Av. 6. Windle James B. hardware. 56 Maiden lane, h. 173 WiAslow Isaac, jr. mer. 76 Pearl, h. 5 Warren,BKlyh Thompson Winslow James, tailor, 412 Av: 9 Windle William B. 173 Thompson Winslow Jane, boarding, 73 Mercer WINDLE & CO. importers of hardware, cutlery, Winslow John C. cooper, 31 & 244 Front,h.104 First plated ware and housekeeping articles, 56 Winslow Leonard C. drygoods, 66 Liberty, h. Bklyn Maiden lane and:25 and 27 Liberty Winslow Richard H. banker, 52 Wall, h. 53 Tenth Windram William, clothing, 99 Greenwich Av. Winslow Robert, mason, r. 180 W.15th Windship Henry, sashmaker. 166 Division Winslow Robert F. lawyer, 142 Broadway, h. W. g Windsbr William H u. s. f. ins. coip. 69 Wall, h. S. I. 22dn. Av. 8 ' Windt John, printer, 219 Cherry Winslow Thos. S. mer. 50 South, h. 120 Waverly pi. • Windt Sigmond, musician, r. 181 Laurens Winslow William, builder, Av. 6 b. 21st & 22d, h. Windust Edward, refectory, 11 Park row, h. 11 Ann 93 W . 22d „ ,/ * Wine Guley E. boarding, 37 Bayard WINSLOW, LANIER & CO. bankers, 52 Wall Wineburgh Lazarus, jeweler, 6 Mott Winsor G. W . fruit, Washington mkt. h. 65 Barclay Winegar Eliza, widow of Henry, 165 Allen WinSprUck Henry, tailor, 42 Stanton Winer John & Co. patent medicines, 67 Maiden la Winstead William, tailor, 125 Third . Wines Alexander, shipchandler, 232 West, h. 95 Winston Frederick S. mer. 60 Cedar & 26 Pine, «• North Moore 18 Irving place . - Wines Harris, carpenter, 129 E. 16th Winston & Seaman, drygoods, 60 Cedar & 26 rHw * Wines Salem, boatbuilder,498 Water & 235 Cheny, Winter Arthur', musician, 12 Stanton h. 84 Monroe Winter Caroline, widow of Isaac, 47 Pitt > Wines & Creighton, shipchandlers, 232 West Winter Elizabeth, 60 E. 22d Wineshank Elias, machinist, 125 Delaney Winter Enoch T. physician, 1108 Broadway Wing George F. lasts, 53 Frankfort Winter Francis J. shoemaker, 161 Broome W IS 581 WIT Yffiter Garrett, mason, r. 19 Leroy Wise Marquis, optician, 437 B.way, h. 437 B.way Vinter George W . banker, 22 Exchange pi. Wise Samuel, engineer, 96 Allen Winter Herman, imp. 24 Pine Winter James W . fancy goods, 49 Broadway, h. 43 Txr^se SpIffiS! clothier, 103 Chatham, h. 4 Bowery Wise William, seaman, 365 Cherrv Joralemon, Brooklyn WISE & CO. hotel, E. 24th c. Av. 3 Winter John, grocer, 166 Forsyth, h. 166 Forsyth Wisebum George D. butcher, 662 Houston, h. 37 /inter John, cabinetmaker, r. 43 Suffolk Dowuidg J’/INTER JOHN G., SON & CO. exchange & com Wiseburn Lawrence, butcher, 152 Thompson mission merchants, 22 Exchange pi. Wiseman James, marblepolisher, 115 Eleventh ./inter Joseph, stonecutter, 808 Washington Wiseman James, engineer, 163 Eleventh '/inter Lewis, policeman, 119 Macdougal Wiseman Jonathan, rules, r. 15 Elizabeth ; Winter Lewis, hatfinisher, 54 Av. B Wiseman Simon, pedler, r.77£ Norfolk Vinter Peter, laborer, 87 Ridge /inter Thomas, shipwright, r. 159 Av. 1 ^ lT6ae2 ^ ? ^ J Ienry’ boots>471 Pearl WISKEMANN PHILIP, apothecary, 14 Hudson «/interble Mary, widow, r. 26 Ludlow vvisler John, porterhouse, 53 Attorney Vinterbottom James, undertaker, 194 Spring Wismann Benjamin H. colorer, r. 107 Essex pjmterbottom Thomas, imp. 41 S. William & 27 Wisner Benjamin D.lconstable, 730 Greenwich V Stone, h. 231 W. 18th Wisner Elizabeth, wid. Edward, r. 77 W . 25th ;/interfield Samuel, shoemaker, 17 Elizabeth Wisner Gabriel H. grocer, 11 Old slip, h.106 W .llth ■finterhoft’ Rudolph C. importer, 4 William Wisner George T. grocer, 64 Water, h. 106 W .llth /INTERHOFF, PIPER & KARCK, importers, 4 Wisner Hiram, cabinetmaker, 124 Columbia, h. William 103 Av. 1 ‘ /interroth Alfred, hairdresser, 176 Broadway, h. 42 Wisner John, 14 Cortlandt, bds. Howard ho. ' Chrystie Wisner John, bootmaker, r. I l l Broome Vinters Abram, hatter, 6 Commerce Wisner William H. mer. 64 Water, h. 134 Twelfth Vinters Bridget, widow o f Michael, 314 Madison Wisners & Gald, grocers; 13 Old slip Vinters Cornelius, smith,133 Greenwich Av. h. 131 Wisners & Phillips, grocers, 64 Water | Greenwich Av. Wissert Joseph, tailor, 39 Warren Vinters Daniel laborer, 116 Anthony Wissig Edward, tailor, 88 Hudson /inters Henry V. architect, 177 Orchard Wissing James, agent, 190 Seventh Vinters Isaac N. mason, 122 Essex Wissman Frederick, imp. 5 Hanover, h. Flushing •Vinters James, printer, 100 Gold Wister Harris (col’d), seaman, r. 32 Pell T/inters John, boarding, 62 Roosevelt Wistler Frederick, tailor, 6 Manhattan place ■Vinters John C. pickles, h. 126 Suffolk Wiswall Samuel, com. mer. 134 Water, entrance in Vinters Philip, waiter, 238 Mercer Pine, h. 318 W. 24th 'Vinterton Anne, 28 W . Washington pi. Wiswell George F. (Rev.), 53 Fifth : Vinterton Charles H. hatter, 180 Canal Wiswell Joseph, carpenter, 24 More, h. 69 Henry Vinterton Samuel, hatter. 180 Canal Wiswell Samuel, crockery, 482 Pearl, h. N. Jersey Vinterton William, mer. 75 Wall, & coal, 306 Witc Francis, tailor, 194 Second a | Henry, h. 51 Third Wite James, laborer, 232 Monroe ^Vinterville George, turner, 411 Hudson Witgen Henry, groceries, 48 Jackson •VINTHROP BENJAMIN R. receiver mers. ins. Witherell Edward, porterhouse, 18 Bowery, h. 42 e! co. 6 Wall, h. 134 Av. 2 Suffolk Vinthrop Charles F. lawyer, 37 Wall, h. .119 W . 14th Witherell Elizabeth, widow, 155 Stanton z Vinthrop Henry R. lawyer, 51 William, h. 25 Bond Witherell John, physician, h. 28 Hamilton v Vinthrop Richard, carman, 183 W . 18th Witherell George, 51 W . Washington place Vinthrop Thomas, C. com. mer. 18 Pine, h. 119 Withers Alfred D. stockbroker, r. 35 Wall, h. 135- W. 14th Av. 2 Vinthrop & Johnson, lawyers, 51 William Withers Esther A. school, 401 Cherry, h. 144 Dlncy Vintjen Henry, grocer, 43 Whitehall Withers George, late grocer, 255 Hudson /Vintoitch John, shoemaker, 12 Broome Withers George B. silverplater, r. 29 Mott, bds. 98 T'Vinton William W. strawgds, 20 Cortlandt, h. 13 Cannon London Ter. Withers Harriet, fancystore, 536 Grand -Yintrath William, cabinetm’r, r. 159 Chrystie Withers James F. shipsawyer, 336 Stanton . /intringham David L. bottler, 16 Wall Withers James F. porter, 36 Houston /intringham Jeremiah, shipstores, 162 South, h. Withers John, shoemaker, 144 Delaney : 129 Henry, Brooklyn Withers Reuben, cashr bank state n. y. 30 Wall, h. /intringham Robert, police, 62 Fulton h. 135 Av. 2 /INTRINGHAM SID NY, cider, 16 Wall, h. 129 Withers Robert, shoes, 538 Grand & 332 Bowery u- Henry, Brooklyn h. 536 Grand /intrut Jacob, tailor, 76 Chrystie Withers Rowland, drygoods, 355 Av. 8, h. 355 Av. 8 /INTYEN CLAUS, grocer, 148 Greenwich, h. Witherspoon James, late tailor, 233 Hudson 152 Greenwich Witherup Abraham, builder, 300 Mulberry /INZER ERNEST, druggist, 85 Division, h. 2 Witherup & Armstrong, builders, 300 Mulberry . ' Market Withey Ezra (Rev.), 192 W. 24th //inzer William, 242 Av. A Withington Isaac C. refiner, 4 Liberty place, h. 105 , /ippenhorst William, grocer, 51£ Goerck, h. 51J Amity v Goerck Withington Lewis, carman, 165 Rivington Vipten John, grocery, 139 Av. C Withington Lewis F. importer, 100 William, h. 157 /ire Hugh, liquors, Av. 3 bet. E. 38th and 39th Rivington Yirtel Martin, turner, 531 Pearl Withington Thomas, bootcrimper, 28 Rivington /irfchAdolphe, optician, 68 Duane WITHINGTON & WILDE,coffee & spice,. 7 Dutch -Virth Christopher, barber, 41 Av. B Witlenger John, locksmith, r. 116 Columbia , /irth Jacob, bootmaker, r. 257 Delaney Witschen Claus, grocer, 327 Fourth, h. 238 Mercer Virth Jacob, baker, 114 Willett Witschief Henry,grocer, 92 Barclay, h 150 Chmbrs -Virth. John, shoemaker, 241 Delaney Witt Andrew, baker, 352 Fifth, h. 252 Fifth /irth Peter, oil, 85 Pitt, h. 85 Pitt Witt William, shoes, 240 Monroe /irths Edward, imp. & com. mer. 18 Liberty Witte Christopher, sailmaker, 59 West "/ise Benjamin, bricks, 249 Seventh Witte Frederick, grocer, 141 Walker, h 182 Monroe /we Fishier, tailor, 140 Pitt Witte Hermann, leeches, 47 Nassau, h. Germany -‘Vise George, tailor, r. 84 Willett WITTE JOHN H. grocer, 148 and 155 Washington /we George, carpenter, r. 162 W. 20th h. 155 Washington - /lse James L. provisions, 233 Fulton, h. 46 John- Witte M. com. mer. 94 John son, Brooklyn Witte Peter, grocer, 141 Walker & 198 Monroe, h.. rise Joseph F. blacksmith, 131 Clinton h. 141 Walker 36 WOL 582 WOO Witte P. & F. grocers, 141 Walker & 198 Monroe , i W olf John, umbrella sticks, 8 Gold, h. 8 Gold Witten John, silverplater, 13H Bwry, h. 115Forsyth W olf John, tailor, r. 49 Anthony Witten & Miller, silverplater, 131J Bowery W OLF JOHN F. r. r. agent, 159 Washington, h.li$ Witter Daniel, 113 Varick W . 23d Wittenauer Louis, bootmaker, 100 Cedar W olf Joseph, clothing, 352 Water Witter John, cabinmaker, 215 Sullivan W olf Martin, shoemaker, 8 Av. A Witters James, furniture, 205 Canal, h. 205 Canal W olf Martin, butcher, 52 Rivington, h. 52Rivingt<$ Witters William, furnitnre, 209 & 187 Canal W olf Michael, machinist, 67 Sheriff Witthack Henry, porter, 73 Grand W olf Meyer, tailor, 28 Pitt Witthaus Gustavus H. importer, 51 Exchange place W o lf Mike, tailor, r. 77J Norfolk h. 75 Baltic, Brooklyn W olf Paul, laborer, 71 Mangin Witthaus John D. late mer. 44 Lispenard W o lf Peter, watchman, 224 Second Witthaus Rudolph A. imp. 51 Exch. pi. h. 86 Av. 2 W o lf Peter, tinsmith, 9 Stone, h. 6 Leonard WITTHAUS R. A. & G. H. importers, 51 Exch. pi. W o lf Peter, shoemaker, 168 Delaney Witthowski Samuel, tailor, 396 Madison W o lf Peter, porter, 6 Leonard Witthowski Simon, tailor, 502 Grand, h. 352 Mdison W o lf Valentine, bootmaker, 89 Essex Wittmer Augustus, barber, 202 Broome W olfe Charles, painter, 376 Av. 6 Wittner John. tailoiyr, 29 Cannon W olfe Charles, hardware, 193 Pearl, h. 724 B way J Witton Samuel G. cabinetmaker, 50 Houston W olfe Christopher, late hardware, 724 Sir 4 1/7 Witts John, policeman, 80 Catharine W olfe Francis W . bookbinder, 247 Bowery B Wittschin John/grocer, 239 Av. 3 W olfe Gotlieb, vamisher, 4 Rivington, h. Third $ «:<#'! W itty John, carpenter, 114 E. 19th Av. A m gi W itty Richard, carman, 271 W . 24th W olfe John, gasmeters, 381 Av. 8 W itz Frederick, tailor, 50 Chrystie W olfe John, hardware, 193 Pearl, h. 196 Twelfth m W itzel William, marblecutter, 39 Washington, h. W olfe John D. hardware, 87 Maiden la. h. 744B’waf yi 11 Cornelia W OLFE NATHANIEL H. com. mer. 17 South, E Witzell N. smith, 46 Laurens 168 Av. 6 W olfe Thomas, 195 Orchard }{& W itzpoole Barbara, needle, 130 Attorney sBjfagi W ixon Samuel, boarding, 194 W . 18th WOLFE UDOLPHO, importer, 22 Beaver W oddrop William (col’d), porter, r. 135 Mercer W olfe William, grocer, 92 Cherry W olfe William, musician, 208£ Broome wo Woehrle Charles, tinsmith, 11 Essex, h. 11 Essex W oehrle George, gunsmith, 11 Essex, h. 11 Essex W OLFE & BISHOP, hardware, 87 Maiden la, W oehrle G. & C. tinsmiths, 11 Essex W OLFE & GILLESPIE, hardware, 193 Pearl W oelfe Joseph, shoemaker, 225 W . 17th Wolfenden William, machinist, 388 Eighth Woelfel Louis, cooper, r. 246 Second Wolfenstein Charles & Philip, clothiers, 182 Chat*' Woerthge George, smallbeer, 97 Willett ham s(j. h. 182 Chatham sq. W oest Frederick, bootmaker, 117 Charles Wolfenstein Jacob, clothier, 180 Chatham ^q. h. w f W oglom Abram C. shipmaster, 71 Third Market m W oglom William H. books, 78 Barclay, h. W mbrg Wolfenstein Philip, clothier, 182 Chatham sq. Wohlers Diedrick, grocer, 684 Washington & 40 Wolfenstein J. &. Bros, clothiers, 182 Chatham sq. Laurens, h. 684 Washington Wolfers Gustav, importer, 57 Broad Wohlke & Co. grocers, 88 Troy W olfert Henry, pedler, 14 Wash. mkt. h. 96 Pitt Wohlrabe Andrew, 181 Division W olff David, basketmaker, r. 67 Ridge Wohlschlegel Jacob, gilder, r. 201 Broome W olff Frederick, pianos, 88 Walker, h. 147 Elm Wohltman Christopher, grocer, 549 Houston, h. W olff Jacob, shoemaker, 107 Essex 1 , 549 Houston W olff James, blacksmith, r. 159 Third Wohltman Henry, porterhouse, 116 Centre, h. 114 W olff Lewis, tailor, 304 Greenwich Centre W olff William, capmaker, 63 Roosevelt Wohltmann Henry, tailor, 192 Church W olff Valentine, shoemaker, r. 167 Second Wohltmann Martin, grocer, 135 W . Broadway Wolfrath Alfred, upholsterer, 94 Broadway W ohn John, shoemaker, 265 Bowery Wolfrath & Reid, upholsterers, 94 Broadway W olbach Jacob, drygoods, 329 Grand, h. 329 Grand Wolfsohn Henry, imp. 193 William, h. 193 Williamj W olcott Arthur H. fancygoods, 96 Catharine, h. 22 Wolfsohn & Bacharach, importers, 193 William, A Norfblk , W olger Joseph, tailor, 131 Cedar W olcott Catharine, widow o f Henry, 94 Lewis W oll John H. bootmaker, 197i Division .j j - W olcott Charles M. com. mer. 125 Pearl Wollen Charles, brushes, 47 Gold, h. 252 Tenth W olcott Frederick H. mer. 13 Broad, h. 105 Wa- Wollenhaupt Hermann A. professor music, 9 White ; verly pi. Wollensak John, locksmith, 64 W. 23d W olley Luke, shoemaker, 356 Ninth St W olcott George F. clerk, 279 Bleecker W olcott Harris H. builder, 22 Norfolk Wollman W olf, tailor, 226 Fifth, h. 226 Fifth W olcott Henry H. com. mer. 127 Broad, bds. Rath- Wollmer Adam, shoemaker, 155 Third bun’s hotel W oloff Moritz, vinegar, 117 Liberty, h. 10 fee W olcott Mary, baker, 279 Bleecker Broadway pi. . V . W olcott Mary, wid. of Alexander S. 149 Clinton Wolsencraft William, machinist, 14 Caroline W O LCO TT H. H. & CO, com. mers. 127 Broad Wolters Ernst, sugarhouse, r. 41 Anthony Wolters Ernst, grocer, 313 W. 27th . ftaG W olcott & Slade, com. mers. 13 Broad ' ' W O LCO TT & WESTRAY, com. mers. 125 Pearl Wolters Henry, dyer, 80 Grand, h. 80 Grand S i W olcutt William, artist, 551 Broadway Wolven John P. cooper, 118 B’way, h. 24 Cornell^ W o lf Abraham M. pedler, 20 Mulberry W olvin John G. blacksmith, 34 Ludlow -2 W o lf Adam, cabinetmaker, 121 Lewis W olz Frederick, liquors, 155 Greenwich, h. W otf Benjamin, carman, 83 Suffolk Greenwich W o lf Conrad, agent, 78 Greenwich W ood Abraham C. ice, 100 Av. A. h. 130 Seventh^ W o lf Elias, physician, 192 W . 25th \ W ood Abraham C. dyer, 3 John, h. Staten Island M W olf Francis, turner, 82 Fulton, h. 82 Fulton W ood Alexander, carpenter, 22 Dominick H W o lf Frederick, physician, 33 Bayard W ood Alonzo D. shipsmith, 400 Water, h.124 Av.L‘a W o lf George, blacksmith, 117. Macdougal W ood Andrew, mason, W . 37th n. Av. A W o lf G eo rg e ,, window sh ad es, 89 Division W ood Andrew, brassfinisher, r. 298 Mott W o lf George, carpenter, 155 W . 29th W ood Andrew J. clerk; 57 Av. 6 Ji( W O LF GEORGE LEO, physician, 166 Chambers W ood Andrew J. mer. 59 B’way, h. 188 W. Utn m W O LF MORRIS LEO, physician, ;39 Lispenard W ood Ann, widow o f Michaei, 6 Orchard W o lf Henry, shoemaker, 34£ Chrystie W ood Ann, 74 Sheriff W opd Anne, nurse, 387 Av. 6 M W o lf Isaac, boots, 93 Ridge T W ood Augustus, clockcasemaker, 180 W. lotn W o lf Isaac, tailor, 20 Mulberry W ood Augustus A. (Rev.), 50 Sullivan JfC W o lf James, tailor, 19 Laurens W ood Augustus B. iron mer. 23 Platt, h. 286 W o lf John, shoemaker, 8 Pearl ■— woo ___ 583 WOO k food Barton, tailor, 7 Cherry W ood John R. caulker, 102 Av. D ^Zood Benjamin, weigher, 56 South,h.10 Macdougal W ood John T. 99 Spring food Benjamin, carman, 131 W . 17th W ood Joseph, mason, 136 Av. 7 food Benjamin jr. weigher, 147 Front, h. Br’klyn W ood Joseph, carpenter, 62 Broome food Benjamin, broker, 458 Broadway W ood Joseph, laborer, 103 W . 27th ^i/ood Benjamin B. merchant, 61 Maiden lane W ood Joseph, carpenter, 522 Fourth 1 foodBrewster jr. thimbles, 177 Broadwav, h. W ood Joseph, clerk, 9 Bayard Bedford W ood Joseph, oysters, 431 Hudson food Charles, stationer, 17 John, h. Long Island W ood Joseph & Co. wadding, 89 Beaver food Charles, silversmith, 142 Fulton, h. 762 G’wh W ood Joseph H. manufacturer, 144 Centre, bds.286 food Charles, boots, 57 Beekman W . 22d r^food Charles B. coachmaker, 410 Broadway, h. W ood Joseph W . carman, 224 Spring *9 ! 36 Laight W ood Josiah, carman, 322 Madison food Charles F. boots, 212 Pearl W ood Joshua, woodyard, 76 Rutgers, h. 88 Clinton h food Charlotte, widow o f John, nurse, 17 Morton W ood Joshua B. broker, 54 Wall, h. 528 Hudson ■ food Cornelius L. baker, 314.J- Bowery W ood Lewis, 231 W . 19th ‘ VOOD CORTLAND & CO. saws, 5 Gold, h. 286 WOOD LOFTIS, cabooses, stoves, &c. 237 Water Wfe'. W. 22d h. Williamsburg food Daniel, tinman, 159 E . 11th W ood Lydia, widow o f Dennison, 310 Spring -" food Daniel B. policeman, 23 Amos W ood Maria, widow o f Jacob, 94 Amos food Daniel B. lumber, 392 Washington, h. 679 W ood Mary, widow o f Jacob, 31 Vandewater '•! || Greenwich W ood Moses Q. grindstones, 260 and 285 Front, h. food Daniel M. chairgilder, 21 Ludlow Court n. Union, Brooklyn -.food David, com. mer. 256 Pearl, h. 156 Wooster W ood Nathaniel E. manufacturer, 18 Laight ; 5VOOD DAVID, merchant, 6 Fulton W ood Oliver E. com. mer. 40 Broad, h. 106 W . 13th food David A. coachmkr. 410 B’way, h. 36 Laight W ood Ransom E. merchant, 105 Liberty, h. 58 Har­ food Edward, mer. 31 Pine, h. 181 E. Broadway rison, S. Brooklyn f *Wood Fernando, shipping merchant, 27 South, h. W ood Rebecca, widow o f Benjamin, 51 Morton Bloomingdale W ood Rhuben R. mason, 40 Perry thVood Frederick, imp. 43 Water W ood Richard, publisher, 261 Pearl, h. E.Brooklyn 'W ood Frederic, coachmaker, 410 Broadway, h. W ood Richard, machinist, 499 Twelfth jr Bridgeport W ood Ross W . merchant, 90 Front, h. 113 Ninth '.Vvfood Frederick R. blacksmith, 280 W . 19th W ood Rufus H. shipchandler, 52 South, n. 148 : JVood Garrison, carpenter, 235 Av. 9 Hicks, Brooklyn ^Vood George, exchange, 9 Centre market WOOD SAMUEL S. & WILLIAM, booksellers, .•Wood George, lawyer, 106 Broadway, h. W . 15th publishers and stationers, 261 Pearl, h. Colum­ n. Av. 6 bia c. Pineapple, Brooklyn !5ivVfood George, treas. n. y. cem. 289 Broadway W ood Samuel, 412 Twelfth - Wood George, crockery, 4 Liberty WOOD SARAH G. millinery, 313 Broadway, h, 'h (food George, carriagemaker, 108 Cannon 313 Broadway ffood George S. publisher, 261 Pearl, h. Brooklyn WOOD SILAS, com. mer. 70£ Pine, h. 11 W . 24th ■folYbod George W . printer, 15 Spruce, h. Brooklyn W ood Stephen, physician, 189 E. Broadway - ffood Hannah, milk, 359 Twelfth W ood Stephen, vamisher, 409 Hudson Wood Hannah, widow pf Jesse, 292 Front W ood Stephen G. eatinghouse, 106 Vesey, h.Jersey v-Vfood Henrietta, widow o f David, 19 Commerce W ood Stephen N. bookkpr, 63 Pine, h. I l l Monroe - ‘Wood Henry, grocer, 84 Cannon, h. 84 Cannon W ood Stephen T. feed, 204 Chmbers, h. 17 Minetta *iVfood Henry, upholsterer, r. 112 Macdougal W ood Stephen W . segarmaker, 153 Goerck f-Wood Hulda, widow o f James, 139 Orchard W ood Susannah, wid. o f Richard, 74 Frankfort . .Wood Ira, butter, 258£ Washington, h. 22 Jay W ood Thomas, lithographer, 117 John, h.l44Barrw . 'Wood Isaac, physician, 115 Av. 4 W ood Thomas, oysters, 1 Centre market, h. 175 - .Wood Isaac, accountant, 52 Wall, h. Brooklyn Eldridge "Wood Isaac V. painter, 442 Hudson, h. 442 Hudson W ood Thomas, soapmaker, 220 Av. 8 '. Wood Israel, grocer, 181 Front, h. 99 Monroe Wood Thomas, smith, 600 Grand .tJVood Jabez E. silversmith, 32 Jones W ood Thomas, laborer, 181 Av. C W ood Jacob B. c. h. broker, 25 Pine, h. Staten I. W ood Thomas, boilermaker, 327 Eighth Wood Jacob G. boatman, 117 Perry W ood Thomas J. toolstore, 62 Chatham, h. Long I. ' Wood James, laborer, 152 Av. A W ood Thomas W. planing, 338 Cherry, h. 65 Mont­ VW ood James, tinman, 678 Greenwich gomery IfWood James, umbrellas, 292 Pearl, h. 21 Sixth W ood Timothy, salesman, r. 20 Trinity pi. ":;W ood James, plumber, 66 Vesey, h. 76 W . 33d W ood William, 285 Av. A . :rWood James, carpenter, 245 W . 27th W ood William, liquors, 123 Chrystie - Wood James B. painter, 148 Greenwich Av. W ood William, carman,. 215 Av. 7 ,Wood James C. jeweler, 17 John, h. 270 W . 24th W ood William, blacksmith, 183 Av. C - Wood James E. coal, 288 Washington, h. 289 Wash. W ood William, merchant, 58 Wall, h. 5 W . 16th ,Wood James G. drugs, 179 Greenwich, h. 26 Leroy W ood William, music, 579 Broadway •- Wood James H. carman, E. 21st n. Broadway W ood William, books, 261 Pearl, h. 48 Market Wood James H. ice, 30 Hammond, h. 39 Hammond W ood William, shoemaker, 306 Av. 3 Wood Jas. L . grocer, 39 Frankfort, h. 39 Frankfort W ood William, umbrellamaker, 202 Bowery W ood James N. lumber, foot W. 23d, h. 309 W.24th W ood William, seaman, 352 Front •Wood James R. surgeon, 67 E. Broadway W ood William, silversmith, 55 Thompson, h. 762 W ood James S. hats, 572 Broadway, h. 50 Crosby Greenwich. -W o o d Jesse, horsedealer, 180 E. 17th W ood William E. boilermaker, 291 Delaney W ood John, shoemaker, r. 146 Ay. 8 W ood William H. teacher, 8 Hammond Wood John, shoemaker, 157 Eldridge Wood William H. bakery, 267 Grand, h. 267 Grand "Wood John, tailor, 111 Av. 3, h. I l l Av. 3 W ood Wm. H. broker, 65 Wall, h. 24 Bowery - Wood John, 379 Cherry . , „ ' ' W ood William H. carpenter, r. 178 W . 15th Wood John, com. iner. 166 Pearl, h. 190 Sands, W ood W m. L. accountant, 139 Front, h,121Hudson Brooklyn W ood William L. 499 Madison Mpfood John,|plumber, 649 Hudson W ood William R. 61 Hammond W o o d John, carman, 429 Cherry WOOD WILLIAM S. jeweler, 367 Broadway, h. Wood John, shipcarpenter, 262 W . 29th Astor house ,Wood John B. wheelwright, 179 Av. 8 W ood William S. deputy sheriff, 4 City Hall, and J Wood John C. carman, r. 629 Hudson clothing, 110 Bowery and 109 Houston, h. 169 rc Wood JohnH. weigher, 56 South, h. 10 Macdougal Mott ■;Wood John R. late grocer, 77 Pitt W ood William T. tailor, 27 Second woo 584 WOO W ood William V. grocer, 56 Ay. C. h. 56 Av. C WoodroofF John, carpenter, r. 108 Willett W ood A. & W . silversmiths, r. 55 Thompson W oodruff Aaron B. carman, 286 Fifth W ood B. & J. H. weighers, 56 South W oodruff AbielC. cabinetware, 748£ Broadway, h. W ood R & G. S. publishers, 261 Pearl 748£ Broadway W ood & Albin, com. mers. 36 Fulton market Woodruff Abner, mason, 213 W . 13th W OOD & BERTRAM, tailors, 110 Bowery Woodruff Albert, mer. 44 Front & 14 Coenties slip, W ood & Cannon, feed, 204 Chambers h. 143 Columbia, Brooklyn WOOD & GRANT, grocers, 90 Front W oodruff Alexander, silversmith, r. 22 Jane W ood & Hostage, importers, 43 Water Woodruff Amos, builder, 147 Thompson WOOD & HUGHES, silverware, r. 142 Fulton Woodruff Amos C. mason, 98 Bank W ood & Mabbatt, coal, 288 Washington W oodruff Archibald H. grocer, 86 Houston, h. 137 W ood & Niebuhr, c. n. brokers, 25 Pine Cannon W ood & Wright, woodyard, 74 & 76 Rutgers W oodruff Christian B. broker, 206 Fulton W ood, Merritt & Co. com. mers. 31 Pine W oodruff George, 41 Vandam WOOD, TOMLINSON & CO. coachmakers, 410 W oodruff George D. grocer, 173 Washington, h. Broadway Newark, N. J. Woodbridge John J. daguerrean, 90 Chatham W oodruff Hampton, teller bank staten. y. 34 Grove Woodburn Lewis, drygoods, 31 Cortlandt, h. 23d W oodruff Hiram, porterhouse, 476 Broadway bet. Avs. 8 & 9 Woodruff James C, com. mer. 43 Broad, h. 24 Clin­ WOODBURN & W YLES, drygoods, 31 Cortlandt ton, Brooklyn W oodbury Dwight, mer 43 B’way, h. Judson’s htl. Woodruff Job, billiards, 47 Cortlandt, h. Elizabeth, W oodbury J. Prescott, mer.43 B’way,h.Barnum’s h. town, N. J. W oodbury Peter T. lawyer, 18 Wall, h.College htl. W oodruff Lewis B. judge com. pleas, City Hall, & W oodbury William R. packingboxes, 516 Water, & lawyer, 106 B’way, h. 212 W . 19th 68 Beekman, h. 221 Monroe Woodruff Marcus P. 222 Twelfth W oodbury & Sanborn, packingboxes,516 Water & W oodruff Margaret, widow o f Elisha, 6 Staple 68 Beekman W oodruff Noah, stone, ft. W . 26th, h. 219 W, 20th WOODBURYS, HOPE & GRAYDON, drygoods, W oodruff Oliver, late mer. Av. 9 b. W . 22d & 23d 43 Broadway W oodruff Robert W . fruits, 8 Washington mkt. h. W oodcock John H. fancygoods, 38 John, h. Av. 2. Williamsburg n. E. 26th W oodruff Samuel D. boots, 589 Av. 8 W oodcock Jonas G. butcher, 32 Fulton market, h. W oodruff Samuel M. lawyer, 63 Wall, h. 22 St. 146 E. 25th Mark’s pi. W oodcock William N. mer. 212 Pearl, h. Brooklyn W oodruff Smith, builder, 460 Hudson W oodcock W m . P. late butcher, 52 St. Mark’s pi. W oodruff Susan, cupping, 157 Duane W oodcock William P. butcher, 2 Tompkins mkt. h. W oodruff Thomas M. cabinet, 748£ Broadway E. 28th bet. Avs. 3 & Lexington Av. W oodruff Thomas T. 33 Av. 5 W oodcock W m. P. jr. physician, 52 St. Mark’s pi. Woodruff Timothy, late mason, 51 Rutgers W oodfora David R. books, 4 Cortlandt,h. 30 Chrltn WOODRUFF WILLIAM, porterhouse, 206 Fulton, W oodford George B. wafer cutter, 299 Eighth h. 206 Fulton WOODFORD JOS1AH C. upholsterer, 291 B’way, W oodruff William, marketman, r. 447 Greenwich h. 16 Varick W oodruff William, mason, 22 Ludlpw, W oodford Oliver P. books, 4 Cortlandt,h.20W.16th Woodruff William T. broker, Duane c. Chatham, h. W oodford Oliver W . windowshades, 66 Catharine, 206 Fulton h. 66 Catharine WOODRUFF A. & ROBINSON, mers. 44 Front* W oodford & Co. windowshades, 66 Catharine & 14 Coenties slip Woodgate Henry, tinsmith, 47 W . Broadway Woodruff* & Co. com. dealers, 8 Washington mkt. Woodgate John H. grocer, 46 Vesey, h. 109 Greene WOODRUFF & LEONARD, lawyers, 63 Wall Woodgate & Roome, liquors, 46 Vesey W oods Abraham, hardw. 392 Grand, h. 392 Grand W oodham Rebecca Ann, school, 41 Gouverneur W oods Alexander, tinsmith, 363 Av, 8 Woodhead John, importer, 55 John, h. 324 Fourth Woods Catharine, widow o f Bernard, 87 E. 11th Woodhead John F. importer, 55 John, h. London W oods David, n. y. wire works, 43 & 45 Fulton, bds. Woodhead Mary Ann, widow, dressmaker, 190 196 Centre Rivington W oods Francis, cooper, 15 Willett WOODHEAD J. & SON, importers, 55 John W oods Francis, laborer, 5 Av. 1 Woodhouse Philip, late shipmaster, 74 W . 14th W oods Francis, blacksmith, r. 11 Columbia Woodhouse William H. bookkeeper, 68 Prince W oods Franklyn, publisher, 8 Barclay, h.Pliiladel’3 WOOD HULL ALBERT com. mer. 87 South, h. 25 W oods George, laborer, 119 Eleventh Washington pi. W oods George B. shipcarpenter, 288 Fifth Woodhull Caleb S. lawyer, 59 Fulton, h. 25 Wash- Woods Hannah, seamstress, 282 W. 27th ington pi. W oods Henry, bricklayer, 6 Columbia Woodhull Caleb Smith, lawyer, 62 Wall, h. 7 W il­ W oods Henry, laborer, 108 Pitt low, Brooklyn W oods Henry, cook, 472 Fourth, Woodhull Edmd. S. grocer, 207 Front, h.184 Henry W oods Henry, 20 Montgomery Woodhull Edward, 195 Prince W oods Horace, laborer, 140 Cherry Woodhull Gilbert C. grocer, 207 Front, h. 44 Nas­ W oods James, shoemaker, r. 40 Suffolk sau, Brooklyn W oods James, bootfitter, 27 Desbrosses Woodhull James, inspector, 235 Av. 3 W oods James, laborer, 208 Seventh Woodhull Phoebe, widow o f William, 184 Henry W oods James, contractor, 61 Columbia Woodhull Smith, .grocer, 207 Front, h. 7 Willow W oods James, watchman, r. 209 Mercer Brooklyn W oods James, carpenter, 274 W. 29th Woodhull William, policeman, 147 Madison W oods James, umbrellas, 292 Pearl, h. 292 Pearl Woodhull William S. pianomaker, Av. 2n. E. 27th W oods James H. cloths, 60 Liberty WOODHULL & CO. grocers, 207 Front Woods John, laborer, 61 West Woodin William P. clerk, 17 Coenties si. b. Bklyn W oods John, 244 Delaney WOODING ANSON, oil, 86 Division, h. 120 Div’sn W oods John, boxmaker, 42 Marion W ooding David, mason, 239 Av. 6 W oods John, drygoods, 445 Pearl, h. 445 Pearl W ooding James, hatter, 329 Hudson, h. 329 Hudson Woods John, butcher, 127 E. 26th W ooding Julius, oil, 295 Spring, h. 295 Spring Woods John, marblepolisher, 218 Av. B Woodman Aaron, lawyer, 39 William W oods Margaret, widow o f Francis, 5 Av. 1 Woodman George, lawyer, 49 William Woods Mary, widow, boarding, 24 Bowery Woodman Jabez, shipcarpenter, 27 Lewis W oods Michael, 9 Union Co art Woodman Thomas, stonecutter, 466 Twelfth W oods Oscar, stagedriver, Lex. Av. c. 34th Woodman William H. lawyer, 76 Wall, h. N. Y. htl. Woods Patrick, coachman, 4 Union court WOODMAN &. BLACK, lawyers, 39 William W oods Patrick, stonecutter, 22 Twelfth woo 585 WOR Woods Patrick, shoemaker, 720 Washington W oolf Morris, shirts, 33 William, h. 73 Seventh Woods Patrick, clothing, 78 Carmine W oolf William, clothier, 49 Jackson Woods Rachael, r. 45 Crosby Woolfe Lewis, watchmaker, 86 Bleecker Woods Samuel, 438 Tenth Woolfeather Abraham, pedler, 144 Houston Woods Stephen, merchant, 27 Vestry W oolfer William, umbrellamaker, r. 23 Av. 1 Woods Susan, widow o f William, 15 E. 13th Woolfert Henry, Wash’tn mkt, h, 96 Pitt Woods William, baker, 807 Greenwich Woolley Charles, machinist, 103 Bayard Woods William, laborer, r. 38 Cherry Woolley Chas. L. butcher, 55 Market, h. 189 Stanton Woods William, caulker, 53 Cannon Woolley Eliza, wid. Joseph, seamstress, 89 King Woods William, refrigerators, r. 133 Eldridge, h. Woolley Henry, papercarrier, 158 Perry 133 Eldridge Woolley Henry C. butcher, 150 Rivington, h. 189 Woods William H. waiter, 3 Vandam Stanton WOODWARD ARNOLD, drygoods, 26 Dey, h. Woolley James, grocer, Av. An. E. 13th Syracuse Woolley James L. gratemaker, 103 Canal, h. 96 Or­ Wooaward Elias, carman, 29 King chard Woodward George, importer, successor to R. C. Woolley Joseph, carpenter, 64 Sullivan Blackburne, 10 Ferry, h. Brooklyn Woolley Robert H. drygoods, 7 Pine, h. 43 Av. 2 Woodward George F. surgeon, 67 E. Broadway Woolley Timothy, baker, 368 Hudson, h.368 Hudsn WOODWARD GEORGE M. iron pipes, 77 Beek- Woolley Timothy C. tailor, 370 Pearl,h.14 Orchard man, h. 45 York, Brooklyn Woolley War dell, bookkeeper, 30 Greenwich Av. Woodward James C. com. mer. 17 Water, h. Bklyn Woolley William H. custom house, h. 192 Allen Woodward James L. drygoods, 26 Liberty, h. Mer­ Woolley Wm.J.late hardwre,158'Av. 3,h. 702B’way chants’ hotel Woolmer Emanuel, boots, 6 Pell Woodward John, grocer, 78 Front, h. 131 E. B’way Woolridge Lawrence, laborer, r. 166 Ninth Woodward John C. drygoods, 165 Av. 8 W oolsey Amenda, flowers, 184 Clinton Woodward John N. boarding, 36 Warren Woolsey Charlotte, fancy goods, 304£ Bowery Woodward John S. lawyer, 74 Wall, h. 121 Mac­ Woolsey Hiram,machnist, 100 N.Moore,h.750 Wash. dougal W oolsey Isaac, laborer, 137 Elm Woodward Joseph, jr. publisher, 122 Fulton, h. 27 W oolsey James N. carman, r. 180 W . 20th Prospect, Brooklyn Woolsey Jane Eliza, wid. Chas. W . 17 Rutgers pi. Woodward Joseph, notary, 89 South, h. 27 Pros W oolsey John, wine mer.208 Front,h.l30 Jay, Bklyn pect, Brooklyn WOOLSEY JOHN K. provisions, 222 Front, h. 3 Woodward M. W . mer. & sec. Lawrence cement Colonade row, Brooklyn manuf. co. 142 Front, h. Elizabethtown WOOLSEY JOHN & SON, made linen, 34 Platt,h. Woodward Mary Ann, wid. boarding, 29 N. Moore 6 Macdougal Woodward Richard S. butter, Washington market, W oolsey Jonathan, feed, 109 W . 19th, h. 93 W . 19th h.275 W. 27th Woolsey Mary, widow o f John, 6 Norfolk Woodward Rosard, com. mer. 143 Front, h. B’klyn W oolsey N. provisions, 222 Front, h. Williamsburg Woodward Robert T. merchant, 26 Liberty, h. 6 W oolsey Ramus, carman, 5 Jay Grammercy park Woolsey William, gents’ furnishing, 34 Platt, h. 6 Woodward Samuel, painter, 325 Fourth, h. 16 Av. 7 Macdougal Woodward Samuel, machinist, 38 Av. D Woolstein Michael, shipcarpenter, 316 Ninth Woodward Samuel C. 15 Laight Woolston Charles, founder, 574 Grand Woodward Thomas, mer. 41 Front, h. 240 Clinton W oolver George, cabinetmaker, 298 Sixth Woodward William, silversmith, E. 20th n. Av. A * W oore Edward, sawmill,47 Dwning,h. 61 Hamersly Woodward William A. collecting agent, 62 William', W o ore Thomas, marblecutter, 122 Suffolk h. 220 W . 14th Wooster Benjamin, grocer, 237 Houston & 55 Av. Woodward William S. hardware, 61 Cortlandt, h. B, h. 231 Houston 271 Jay, Brooklyn W ooster Clark, axes, 10 Broadway & 1 Beaver Woodward William Searle, exch. bro. 29 Wall, h. Wooster George H. salesman, 241 E. Broadway 87 Henry, Brooklyn Wooster George W . clerk, 149 Forsyth Woodward William V. carman. 29 King Wooster John R. cutter, 241 E. Broadway WOODWARD & CO. publishers n. y. picayune, Wooster & Elkins, grocers, 55 Av. B 122 Fulton Wootton Chas. L. hatpresser, 225 Division, h. 225 WOODWARD & CO. corsets, 401 Broadway Division WOODWARD & CROMWELL, fruit, 41 Front & Wootton Sami. G. salesman,125 Wm. h. 167 Greene 20 Coenties slip Woram John, upholsterer,562£ B’way,h. 627 Houstn Woodward & Pearse, painters, 325 Fourth oram William, imp. 561 B’ way, h. 32 W. 11th Woodward & Wilev, drygoods, 165 Av. 8 ORAM &HAUGHTWOUT, importers o f French WOODWARD, MOUNT & CO. drygds, 26 Liberty & English goods, 561 & 563 Broadway Woodward, Ryberg & Pentz, notaries, 89 South WORCESTER HORATIO, pianofortes, E. 14th c. Woodworth Allen, late lumber, 38 W . 14th Av. 3, h. 39 Irving place Woodworth Augusta M. wid. W m . 223 Mulberry WORCESTER PLINY F. chemist, 821 Broadway, Woodworth D. Austin, publisher, 118 Nassau, h. 59 h. 834 Broadway Vandam Worden Amos, carman, 331 Av. 6 Woodworth Francis C. (Rev.), editor, 118 Nassau, Worden George P. liquors, 28 Bowery,h. 43 Bayard h. 59 Vandam Worden Hannah, nurse, 33 Av. D Woodworth Helen, dressmaker, 250 Ninth Worden Henry, carpenter, 122 Suffolk WOODWORTH JOHN F. porterhouse, 13 Dutch, Worden Isaac, blacksmith, 148 Varick h. 11 Dutch • Worden John C. porterh. 28 Bowery, h. 43 Bayard Woodworth Samuel, sheriff’s officer, 95 Lewis Worden Philander, clerk, 75 Washington h. 19 Woodworth Skidmore, crockery, 354 Av. 3 Orchard Woodworth William, captain, 56 Broome Worden William, police, 208 W . 21st Woody Francis, cabinetmaker, 59 Norfolk WORDEN & BROTHERS, porterhouse,28 Bowry Wooffendale John, dentist, 68 E. 13th W ordon Edward, shoemaker, 48 Columbia Wollaston William H. lampmaker, r. 35 Forsyth Worhle Friedrich, carver, r. 83 Columbia Woolcocks Samuel, tinner, 351j- Bowery W ork Frank, silkgoods, 117 Broad way ,h.20 Warren Woolcocks Thomas J. tinner, 57 Ann, h. 351£ Bowry W ork John C. drygoods, 113 B’ way, h. 67 E. 26th Woolcocks & Ostrander, tinners, 57 Ann W ork Ward A. com. mer. 31 Water, h. 140 Hicks, Wooldridge Joseph, rigger, 82 Monroe Brooklyn Wooldridge Napoleon, policeman, 128 White W ork Wm. sailmakr, East b. Delaney & Rivington, Wooley James H. shoemaker, W. 30th n. Av. 9 h. 4JbMangin Wooley William, market, 620 Greenwich W ork Sf Drake, com. mers. 31 Water Woolf Ann, widow, pedler, 14 Doyers Workman William, awnings, 331 Spring, h. 517 Woolf Edward, professor music, 185 Walker Greenwich WRI 586 WRI W orley Francis, sawyer, 94 Lewis Wright Charles, steward, 4 Beach W orley Nathan, tinplater, 82 Vesey, h. 373 Wash’n Wright Charles, dancing, 151 Tenth Wormald John, milliner, 441 Av. 8 Wright Charles, architect, 57 Spring Wormleighton Henry, moulder, 3 W . 12th, h. 551 Wright Charles S. feed, 160 Fourth, h. 3 Jones Greenwich Wright Clark, physician, 16 W . 14th Worms Herman, paints, 286 Sixth Wright Daniel, harness, 914 Broadway, h. 367 At. 6 W ormser Simon, thread and needles, 94 Av. C Wright Daniel, custom house, 598 Fourth W oraer Christina, widow o f John, 207 Mott WRIGHT DANIEL D. hardware, 66 Houston, h. 66 W orner Philip, upholster, 61 Norfolk Houston W orral Sarah, widow, 380 Sixth Wright Daniel F. oils, 140 Maiden la. h. Brooklyn Worrall Noah, founder, 26 Elm, h. 28 Elm Wright David, shoemaker, 712 Greenwich Worrall Wade B. founder, 26 Elm, h. 13 Rutgers Wright Edward A. mer. 22 Cedar, h. 34 Market W ORRALL & CO. iron founders, machinist, press Wright Edward P. drygoods, 120 Hudson, h. 151 and saw manufacturers, 26 & 28 Elm and 67 Franklin Duane Wright Eleanor, wid. Charles, 44 Delaney W orrel John, farmer, 73 Forsyth Wright Eliza, widow, 160 W . 30th Worrell Robert, barkeeper, 376 Pearl Wright Elizabeth S. corsets, 168 Bowery, h. 168 Worster Joseph, physician, 35 Bleecker Bowery Wortendike Rinier C. 175 Bleecker Wright Ellis S. cloth, 73 William, h. Milton, N. J. Wortendyke Catharine, widow Rimer, 53 Troy Wright Eunice N. millinery, 261 Bleecker Wortendyke Cornelius, carman, 96 Av. 9 Wright Finley, agent, 108 W . 11th Wortendyke Frederick, machinist, 735 Washington Wright Frederick, grocer, 222 Washington, h. Cin­ Wortendyke C. R. & Co. ice, foot o f Hoboken cinnati, Ohio Wartendyke & Hopper, ice, 273 W . 17th Wright George,, haircutter, 470 Hudson Wortgee George, engineer, 97 Willett Wright George, 123 Orchard W orth Francis W . broker, 52 Wall, h. 85 Eighth Wright George (col'd), coachman, 62 Mercer Worth Gorham A. pres, city bank, 52 Wall, h. 85 Wright George W . com. mer. 24 Broad, h. 65 Prince; Clinton pi. Wright George W . shipjoiner, 13 Macdougal W ORTH JAMES L. coal, 252 Fourth, & 24 Broad­ Wright George William, lawyer, 52 Wall, h. E. 23d' way, h. 239 Thompson n. Av. 4 W orth Joshua F. school, 748 Broadway Wright Giles, grocer, 116 South, h. Wmsburg WORTHINGTON ASA, 79 John, h. 142 Hicks, Blyn Wright Helen N. boarding, 73 Murray Worthington Edward, machinist, 13th n. Av. 1 Wright Henry, hardware, 100 John, h. 9 Whitehall; Worthington Henry R. 79 John, h. 161 Washington, Wright Henry, grocer, 270 Av. 8, h. 270 Av. 8 Brooklyn Wright Henry, boatman, W . 39th n. Av. 9 Worthington William H. physician, 172 Av. 8 Wright Henry J. clerk, 19 Fifth Worthington William I. accountant, 96 Front, bds. Wright Horace', shipsmth, 189 Lewis,h.293 Delaney: 38 Beach Wright Howell W . plater, 23 Liberty Court Worthington & Baker, machinists, 79 John Wright J. Bramhall, hdwr.212 Pearl, h. 9 Whitehall \ W ortley John, agent, 248 Pearl Wright J. Butler, lawyer, 61 Wall, h. Brooklyn Wortman Rebecca, widow o f Richard H. boarding, Wright James, letter carrier, 74 Bedford 182 Cherry Wright James, straw, 12 Carmine, h. 12 Carmine Wortmann Henry, grocer, 3 New, h. 102 Cedar Wright Jas. turner, r. 150 Wooster, h. Morrisania . W orts John S. policeman, 38 Barclay Wright James, agent, 115 Chambers Worts W m. plate printer, 107 Fulton, h. 280 Gold W righ t James, agent, 60 Wall, h. & W. lfth Wortherspoon George, broker, Post's building, h. Wright James, carpenter, 236 Av. A / New Brighton Wright James, salesman, 68 Prince Wortherspoon James, plasterer, W . 13th n. West, Wright James, mer. 74 Pine h. 20 Abingdon pi. Wright James & W . W . Dibblee, ins. agts. 60 Walt WORTHERSPOON, KINGSFORD & CO. cotton Wright James C. hatter, 117 John. h. L. I. brokers, &c. Post's building, Hanover Wright James H. artist, 80 Nassau Wotton James A. 9 Jay Wright James P. printer, 50 Gold & 74 Fulton, h... Wotton Robert Gloyen, boots, 329 Eighth 120 Liberty Wought Cornelius, butcher, 347 Cherry Wright James S. carpenter, 49 W. 27th Wragg William, confectioner, 146 Av. 8 Wright James T. clerk, 89 Water, h. 48 Barclay ■ Wraight William, clerk, 10 Watts Wright James W . agent, 56 Rivingtoh W ray Chris, hardw. 3 Tyron row, h. 731 (Houston Wright Job, com. mer. 18 Front, h. 318 Atlantic.^ W ray Elizabeth, widow o f John, 191W . 20th # Brooklyn W ray James, porter, 1 Allen Wright Jesse D. cooper, 159 Stanton W ray John, sec. ins. com. 418 B'dway, h. 90 W . 22d Wright John, shoemaker, 188 W . 16th W ray Samuel, polisher, 297 Av. 1 Wright John, boilermaker, 454 Twelfth Wray Stephen, grocer, 167 West, h. 331 Washingtn Wright John, sea captain. 55 W , 26th Wreaks Eleanor, widow o f Henry, 256 Mercer Wright John, hotel, 166 Washington , ~ Wrede Andreas, bootmaker, 176 Varick Wright John & Thomas Betts, coppersmiths, J2r Wreden Christopher, grocer, 228 Cherry, & spices, Cherry, h. 132 Cherry 86 Elizabeth, h. 228 Cherry Wright John, miller, 80 Forsyth ;J Wreden Christopher, tailor, 95 Essex . Wright John, stonecutter, 12th n.West, h. 103 Trojr: W ren Jeremiah, laborer, 31 Depeyster Wright John, founder, 6 Bank .. W ren Lawrence, laborer, 92 Oliver W RIGHT JOHN B. & CO. com. mers. 9 South, W WRIEDEN JOHN, grocer, 424 Washington, h. 56 55 Pacific, Brooklyn Ji Vestry Wright John C. broker, 75 W . 18th, bds. 115 W. 16tN Wright Aaron, physician, 145 E. Broadway Wright John D. late imp. 4 Pine, h. 8 W . 14th - Wright Abraham B. shipjoiner, 670 Fourth Wright John G. woodyd. Rutgers si. h. 22 Suffolk - Wright Adam, drygds. 238 Bowery, h. 238 Bowery Wright John H. fancygds. 4 Pine, h. 86 W. 13th ^ Wright Albert H. ironfounder, 522 Water & 265 Wright John K. apothecary, 383 Av. 3, h. 383 Av. Cherry, h. 84 Broadway Wright John M. cabinets, 201 Av. 9, h. 201 Av. 9 g Wright Albert W . broker, r. 35 Wall, h. Wright John W . printer, 97 King JJ Wright Alexander, watches, 345 Hudson, h. 345 Wright John W . fancy goods, 26 Cedar, h. Hoboken Hudson Wright Joseph (col’d), shoemaker, 205 Church -1 Wright A. H. (Rev.), W . 31st n. Av. 8 Wright Luoien B. physician, 61 Macdougal Wright Alfred, printer, 129 White Wright Marcus, carpenter, 118 Laurens Wright Andrew, 3 Birmingham Wright Mary, widow, 138 Attorney * Wright Andrew, saddles, 914 B'dway, h, 914 B'way Wright Neziah, engraver, 48 Mer. Ex.h. 36 Seventh Wright Ann, widow o f Peter, 5 Troy Wright Patrick, stucco, 176 W . 18th Wright Anne (col’d), laundress, r. 71 Anthony W right Robert, shipcarpenter, 312 Rivington V WYC 5S 7 YAT Wright Robert, blacksmith, 130 Sheriff Wyckoff Charles, awningmaker, 323 Rivington Wright Robert M. jeweler, 61 Ann,*. 609 Gr’wich W yckoff Elizabeth, widow o f Wm. 133 Thompson Wright Rufus, physician, 74 E. Broadway and 96 W yckoff Heni*y S.mer. 53 Front,and steel,156 Perry Bayard, h. Morrisania WYCKOFF JACOB V; D. hardware, 152 B’way, Wright Ruth, boarding, 16 Jay h. 44 Willow place, Brooklyn Wright Samuel, laborer, 24 Willett WYCKOFF JAMES B. drags. 505 Pearl, h. 166 Wright Samuel, marblecutter, 6 Stuyvesant Division Wright Sarah, widow o f John, 74 Hammond W yckoff James S. treas. t. r. co. 78 B’way, h. B’klyn Wright Seaman, mason, 199 Seventh W yckoff John A. carpenter, 159 Orchard, h. W il­ Wright Seth G. weigher, 97 Morton liamsburg Wright Sophia, 1065 Broadway W yckoff John N. broker, 117 Pearl, h. 33 Livings­ Wright Susan, widow o f William, 86 Sheriff ton, Brooklyn Wright Theodore, lockmanufacturer, 207 W. 17th, W yckoff Peter, broker, 117 Pearl, h. 102 Hicks, h. 453 Houston Brooklyn Wright Thomas, brushmaker, 42 Stanton Wyckoff' Peter S. 373 Broome Wright Thomas, machinist, r. 3 Extra W yckoff Peter S. mason, 117 Columbia Wright Wendle, machinist, 139 W . 17th W yckoff Samuel S. grocer, 102 Vesey, h. 176 Wright William, blacksmith, W . 24th n. Av. 9 Franklin 1 Wright Wm. pills, 300 Greenwich, h^ Philadelphia WYCKOFF S. S. & CO. grocers, 102 Vesey Wright Wm. hardware, 4 Gold, h 85 Henry, B’klyn W yckoff & Winham, carpenters, 159 Orchard Wright William, sadler, 129 Maiden la. h. Newark WYCKOFF, SCRYMSER & CO. brokers,117 Pearl Wright William. Wright house, 22 Ann, h. 549 Pearl W ycoff Garratt, waiter, 5 Pitt Wright Wm. hairdresser, 104 Barclay, h. Hoboken Wyener Lewis, clothing, 44 Catharine Wright Wm. shoemaker, 269 G’wich, h. 87 Murray Wyeth Edward, stables, 109 Laurens, h. 81 Laurens Wright William, mason, 165 Perry Wyeth Elizabeth, widow, 165 Hester Wright William, bookkeeper, 80 Clinton Wyeth James, stables, 109 Laurens, h. 167 Wooster Wright William, clerk, 63 Beaver, h. 74 Hammond Wyeth Leonard J. imp. 22 Broad, h. 766 B’way Wright William, smith, 160 W . 17th Wyeth Mary Anne, perfumer, 359 Av. 6 Wright William, currier, 20 Jacob, h. 9 Sullivan 'WYETH, ROGERS. & CO. importers, 22 Broad Wright William H. accountant, 49 Dominick Wygant Clark, provisions, 15 Clinton market and Wright Wm. H. shipsmith, 248 South, h. 33 Sheriff 500 Washington, h. 500 Washington Wright William J. carman, 96 W . 17th Wygant Edwin, provisions, 68 Dey, n. Jersey city Wright Wm, W . silkgoods, 54 Cedar, h. 58 Beach Wygant Sarah M. 23 Varick WRIGHT WILLIAM P. cotton broker, Post’s Wykes George, shoemaker, 29J Thompson Building, h. Hoboken Wyles John, 71 William, h. 102 Ninth Wright D. &,E. harness, 914 Broadway Wyles Wm, H. drygoods, 31 Cortlandt,h. 102 Ninth Wright & Butler, liquors, 222 Washington W yley Robert, cottonsampler, 49 Oliver Wright & Holgate, merchants, 74 Pine W ylie Elizabeth, widow of David, 155 W . 16th Wright & Losee, com. mers. 18 Front W ylie George, carder, 172 Forsyth, h. 7 Av. 1 Wright & Merrihew, lawyers, 52 Wall Wylie James, machinist, 2 Bethune, h. 12 W . 12th WRIGHT & TITUS, bankers, r. 35 Wall W ylie Robert, marblecutter, 114 E. 28th WRIGHT, BETTS & CO. saddlery, 129 Maiden la. W yll John, oysters, 8 Morris Wrights Christian, turner, 87 Ridge Wyllie Thomas, saddler, 67 Av. A Wrigley James, publisher, 394 Grand, h. 394 Grand Wyman Alice, dressmaker, 2 Laurens Wrigley Joseph, imp. 73 Pine, h. Bedford Av. c. De­ Wyman Cornelia, widow o f William, 103 E. 30th ll kalb Av. Brooklyn Wyman George, jeweler, 22 Frankfort Wnnser Christian, shoes, 3 Pell WYMAN JOHN G. & CO. tailors, 257 Broadway, Wroe James, machinist, 192 Seventh h. 78 Warren Wroe John, bootfitter, r. 86 Hamersley Wyman John L. policeman, 45 Hammond Wuagneux Philippe, watches, 71 Nassau, h. Hobkn Wyman Jonathan, school, 46 E. 16th Wubbenhorst Conrad, grocer, 170 Av. 6 Wyman Luther B. clerk, 38 Burling slip, h. 131 Jo- Wugant William, tailor, r. 185 Hester ralemon, Brooklyn Wuhamen Henry, rootbeer, 280 Stanton Wyman Miar, clerk, 92 Cannon Wuissing Henry, tailor, r. 38 Crosby Wymbs John, printer, 13 Mott Wulfhoop Eilert, laborer, 388 Hudson Wymbs John, laborer, r. 113 Cliff Wuundumstu Henry, rags, r. 238 Rivington Wynans Henry D. physician, 76 Columbia Wunseh Ferdinand, confectionary, 87 Houston Wynans Philip, carman,.3 Harrison Wurm Louis, segars, 60£ Norfolk Wynantz David, boatman, 370 Greenwich Wiirmnest Conrad, tailor, 448 Hudson Wynberg Robert, pedler, 87 Lewis Wurster Charles, shoemaker, 18 Greenwich Av. Wynkoop Francis S. varnish, 60 Pearl Wurtenberger George, boarding, 519 Av. 6 W ynkoop Richard, lawyer, 8 Wall, h. 544 Houston Wurtlemann William, musician, 199 F orsyth Wynkoop Tobias, 26 Tenth Wurtz John, president d. & h. c. co. 31 Wall, h. 41 W ynn James, carpenter, 14 Av. B | Bleecker Wynne William, laborer. 108 E. 22nd Wurzbach Ernest, bookbinder, 127 Third W yre Andrew, segars, 115 Charles Wurzbach George C. clerk, 16 Wooster W yrich Charles, carver, 53 Fourth Wuterich Frederick, mechanic, 168 Second W yszyhski Eustache, engraver, 143 W . 16th Wyant Catharine, widow o f Martin, 124 Barrow Wyant Edward, liverystables, 189 Laurens I Y. Wyant George M. tailor, Av. 9 n. W . 27th, h. Av. 9 n. W. 27th Yagel John, laborer, 257 E. 13th Wyant James D. carpenter, 47 North Moore Yager Francis, varnisher Wyant Samuel, tailor, 212 Canal, h. 55 Hudson Yaker Peter, cabinetmaker, 181 Second Wyatt Andrew, jeweler, 345 Hudson Yale Andrew, carman, 301 W . 28th Wyatt David, boarding, 34 W . Broadway Yale V. J. grocer, 355 Av. 4, h. 355 Av. 4 Wyatt Deborah, widow, boarding, 73 Warren ' Yale Washington, drygoods, 75 Cedar, h. N. Haven Wyatt Elizabeth, wid. Richd. fancystore, 281 Third Yamans Elisha, tailor, 140 Orchard Wyatt Francis, butcher, Wash. mkt. h. 345 Hudson Yancy James (col’d), hackman, 22 Clark Wyatt John, carman, 42 Watts . Yancy John (col’d), r. 15 Marion Wyatt Maria, widow o f Edmund, 345 Hudson Yaple Abraham H. carman, 241 W. 29th Wyatt Thomas, umbrellas, 108 Beekman, h. 124 Yardley Mary, widow o f Isaac, 3 Trinity pi. Hamersley , , Yarood William C. tailor, 32 Orchard Wyatt Walter H. drugs, 18 Bayard, h. 87 Warren Yarrington Charles W. carman, 168 E. 28th Wyckoff Abraham, grocer, 84 Dey, h. 82 Beekman Yarrington Mary, widow of Benjamin, 28 Fifth Wyckoff Abraham V. clerk, 376 Grand Yates AnnE. 15 Leroy place YOU 588 YOU Yates Benjamin S. fringes, 73 Bleecker, h. 73 Bl’ker Youmans Jeremiah H. carman, 586 Greenwich Yates Charles, lawyer, 71 Cedar, h. 37 E. 21st Youmans William, blksmith, 68 Bank, h. 131 Perry Yates Henry, shoemaker, 179 Twelfth Yoilmans William H. blacksmith, 206 Fifth Yates James, painter, r. 144 L ew is Y oumans & Burdsall, a. g. chemists, 82 Nassau Yates John D. sexton, 56 Greene Younas William, grocer, 73 Av. A Yates John, engineer, 146Rivington Young Abraham, drygoods, 202 Av. 3 Yates John V. V. trunkmaker, 133 Chrystie Young Adam, baker, 684 Water Yates Miriam, widow o f Benjamin, 259 Henry YOUNG ALEXANDER, terra cottamanufactory, E. ' Yates Samuel, blacksmith, 118 Hammond 4l8t bet. Avs. 2 and 3 Yates Thomas, pedler, 3 Rivington pl. Young Alexander, cooper, 84 Oliver Yates Thomas (col’d), butcher, r. 27 Leonard Young Alexander, blacksmith, 282 E. 13th Yates William H, (cQl’d), steward,, 180 Church Young Ann, wid. Thomas, washing, r. 128 W. 16th ; Yates William R. boatman, 395 Cherry Young Ann, wid. James, 187 W . 18th Yeamans Hester, widow o f Royal, E. 18th n. Av. 1 Young Archibald, clothier, 39 Broadwy, h. St.Louis ; Yearkes Betsy, wid. o f William, nurse, r. 217 W . id Young Benjamin T. carpeting, 460 Pearl, h. 46Hnry ■ Yeates John, 240 W . 18th Young Bergen, cooper, r. 283 Houston Yeates William C. cutler, 297 W . 19th Young Catharine A. wid. Pierre A. boardg, 16 Av. 3 ■ Yeaton James, stevedore, 254 Monroe Young Charles, instrumentmaker, 83 Av. A Yeaton Orlando, 62 Zabriskie Jacob C. mason, 124 Hammond Young William, marblecutter, Av. 2 c. 20th, h. 167 E. 21st Zabriskie John A. 638 Greenwich Young William, Albion, 3 Barclay Zabriskie John B. boatman, 152 W . 13th Young William, shipcarpenter, 694 Fourth Zabriskie Martin R. lawyer, 51 Liberty, h. 15 Uni­ Young William, clothing, 31 Cortlandt, h. St. Louis versity place Young William, mason, 20 Ludlow Zabriskie Thomas H. carman, 149 Hammond Young William, millwright, 237 Stanton, h. 292 Zabriskie & Vanriper, drygoods, 519 Greenwich Zachrisson Ernest, com. mer. 87 Wall Stanton Zachrisson E. & Co. com. merchant. 87 W all Young William, physician, 98 Liberty Zahle Frederick, tailor, 138 Greenwich Av, Young William, carman, 177 E. 26th Zahn Frederick, baker, 34 Wooster Young Wm. founder, 259 W . 14th, h. 147 W . 15th Young W illiam A. grainer, 39 Charlton Zahn Henry, models, 12 N. William, h. 12 N, W m . Young William B. accountant, 16 South, h. Wmsbgh Zahn William H. tassels, 146 Fulton Young William B. carpenter, 314 Nmth Zaiss Frederick, dyer, 173 Second Zame Brennard, butcher, 249 Av. A Young William C. carman, 71 Duane ZIM 590 zwo Zanger Joseph, butcher, 28 & 38 Catharine market, Zimmerman Charles, whitesmith, 514 Hudson h. 212 Av. A Zimmerman Charles F. bootmaker, 3 Murray, h. 3 Zapp Michael, baker, r. 223 Rivington Murray Zapp Mathias, rags, r. 121 Willett Zimmerman Edward, accountant, 246 Fifth Zappart Leopold, segars 74 Pitt Zimmerman Edwin, vamisher, 123 E. 24th Zeallace John, cook, 136 Eldridge Zimmerman Ferdinand, findings, 238 Canal & 136 Zeaner Henry, cabinetmaker, 45 Hamersley, h. 44 Laurens Hamersley Zimmerman Frederick, farmer, 230 Church Zelbey John F. paper, 201 W m . h. Williamhurgh Zimmerman Henry, cabinetmaker, 259 Rivington Zeeis Charles, carpenter, 208 Ninth Zimmerman Henry, bootmaker, 244 Third Zeglio Peter, millinery, 67 Division, h. 67 Division Zimmerman Henry, barber, 118 Av. 3 Zehner Michael, lithographer, r. 12 Thompson Zimmerman John C. consul, 24 Exchange pi. h. 100 Zeidler. Lawrence G. tailor, 104 Anthony Leonard Zeiger Philip H. & Co. whiting, £ . 11th c. Av. C, h. Zimmerman John C. sen. mer. 34 Burling slip, h. 374 Tenth 135 Eighth Zeiss James, late custom house, 201 Bleecker Zimmerman Laurenz, boots, 63 Bayard Zeiter Jacob, grocer, Av. A, c. E. 16th Zimmerman Margaret^ wid. Philip J. r. 227 Houston Zeiter James, trimmer, 152 Elizabeth - Zimmerman Mary, widow o f Peter, 142 Laurens Zeitmer Mathias, shoemaker, 127 Columbia Zimmerman William, shoemaker, 87£ Bowery Zeitska Henry, tailor, 311 B’way, h. 311 Broadway Zimmerman & Hein, findings, 238 Canal Zeleay Hanau, segarmaker, 67 Marion Zimmermann Charles F. com. mer. 34 Burling slip Zeller Felix, chairmaker, E. 16th c. Av. A h. Staten Island Zeller Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, 433 Av. 8 Zimmermann Christian, tailor, r. 122 Church Zeller Freidericka, dressmaker, 218 Grand Zimmermann John, baker, r. 53 Lewis Zeller Herman, bootmaker. 167 Forsyth Zimmenmann John C. 135 Eighth Zeller John, 116 Wooster Zimmermann Julius, druggist, 205 William, h. 195 Zeller Theodore, furniture, 22 Rivington William Zeller & Fouchs, furniture, 22 Rivington Zimmermann &>Moser, druggists, 205 William Zelling Henry, grocer, 109 Walker Zimmers M’Gill, professor o f music,r.111 Thompson Zellner Charles L. caps, 157 Water, & clothing 155 ZINC MINING CO. (V. M.) ofLeige,l5 Beaver Water, h. 63 Twelfth |Zinck Theodore, cooper, 58 Attorney, h.242Riving’n Zellner, King & Co. clothiers, 155 Water Zinger Elizabeth, widow o f Joseph, 133 Greenwich Zelner Morras, cutter, 495 Pearl Zink Theodore, cooper, 242 Rivington Zeluff Harvey, engineer, 47 Harrison Zinn Charles, saloon, 449 Broadway, h. 38 Crosby Zenkin Martin, sugar, 87 Charlton Zinn Charles, baskets, 52 Maiden la. h. 164 Chambers Zempther Tobias, pedler, 32 Mulberry Zinsser W m. varnisher, 247 Broome, h. 247 Broome Zendel Henry, thread and needles, 546 Pearl Zinsser & Scholl, varnisher, 247 Broome, h. 274 Zender Amedee, r. 285 Broome Broome Zender Amedee R. tailor, 283£ Broome Zishofzki George, tailor, 72 Av. 7 Zender Joachim D. L. (Rev.), physician, 345 Twelfth Zissel Peter, tailor, r. 59 Bayard Zender Michael, porter, 536 Pearl Zitzer William, fancy turner & cane maker, 44 Zener John, shoemaker, r. 87 Columbia Cortlandt, h. 44 Cortlandt Zengst Peter, miller, 174 Third Zobel Henry, pilot, 92 Allen Zenn Mary, widow, nurse, r. 84 Ridge Zoebisch Charles A. instrumentmaker, 179 Mott, h. Zentmann Isaac, shoemaker, 245 Rivington 209 Mott ZERBE’S RUN COAL CO. 78 Broadway Zoebisch C. A. & Sons, music instruments, 179 Zerega Augustus, com. mer. 86 South, h. 12 Av. 5 Mott ZEREGA & CO. com. mers. 86 South Zoeller Francis A. segars, Av. 2 n. E. 26th Zerfass John, cabinetmkr,252 Bowery, h. 15 Stanton Zoettlein Conrad, bootmaker, 431 Washington Zerius Sebastian, cutter, 243 Stanton Zogle William machinist, 11 Sheriff Zerman Jacob, jeweler, 16 Thames Zoller Adam, shoemaker, r. 64 Willett Zerse William, physician, 36 Bayard Zoller Charles, furrier, 131 Greenwich Zetler John, cabinetmaker, r. 28 Rivington Zoller George, tailor, 111 Broome Zettler John, gunsmith, 73 Allen Zollikoffer Oscar, importer, 38 Beaver, h. 81 Amity Zider Joseph, porter, 16 Thames ZOLLIKOFFER & W ETTER, importers, 38Beaver Ziegelgruber Anton, cabinetmaker, 92 Essex Zorkowski Eliza, boarding, 8 Division Zieglen John, packer, 615 Greenwich Zornow Charles A. physician, 126 Cedar, h. 52£ Ziegler Frederick, shoemaker, r. 72 Mott Bowery Ziegler G. Frederick, engraver, 338 Broadway Zotz Jacob, framemaker, 6 Oak Ziegler GustafF, shoemaker, 189 Av. B Zschocke Frederic, liquors, 189 Bowry, h.l89Bowry Ziegler Henry, pedler, 257 E. 13th Zuber Kilian, porterhouse, 20 Av. A Ziegler John, porterhouse, W . 31st n. Av. 7 |Zugalla Charles H. strawhats, 12 Maiden la. Ziegler John, chairs, 180 W. 19th Zuille John (col’d), teacher, 48 Watts Ziegler John, porterhouse, 145 Attorney Zulauf John, tailor, r. 61 Suft’olk Zieglmayer F. cabinetware, 162 Elm Zulick Anthony, laborer, 131 Cedar Zilkens August, cabinetmaker, r. 173 Elizabeth, h. Zullfreiz, tailor, 265 Second 35 Crosby Zulrich John, laborer, r. 154 Third Zilkens & Frieke, cabinetmakers, r. 173 Elizabeth Zulzer Edward, manufacturer, 4 Wooster Zilkin Hulda, widow o f Nicholas, 105 Av. 9 Zumbrod Frederick, grocer, 46 Av. A Zilozoskie Joseph, porter, r. 96 Catharine Zundorff Joseph, importer, 12 Broadway Zimmandy Anthony, liquors, 109 Division Zundt Herman, physician, 139 Houston Zimmer George, baker, 147 E. 26th Zundt Philip, hairdresser, 233 Broome Zimmer Jacob, tailor, r.177 Third Zwabius Peter, carman, 166 Third Zimmer Michael, laborer, r. 364 Madison Zweibrucker Francis, laborer, 32 Ridge Zimmer Michael, butcher, 2 Av. A, h. 322 Houston Zwhalen Roudolph, pianos, 2 E. Clinton pi, Zimmerman Adam, leather, 136 Laurens, h. 136 Zwick Charles & Co. musicstrings, 169 Ludlow Lanrens Zwick Daniel, musicstrings, 169 Ludlow Zimmerman Andrew, baker, 322 Av. A Zwicker Henry, bootmaker, 231 Ihompson Zimmerman Andrew, harness, r. 29 Jones Zwickert Anthony, bootmaker, 238 Mercer Zimmerman Antoine, carpenter, 159 Duane Zwinge Xaver, grocer, 232 Delaney Zimmerman Charles, painter, 113 Attorney, h. 284 Zwirtil Henry, shoemaker, 15 Anthony Sixth Zwoller George J. blacksmith, 32 Av. B ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NURSES. AdMUsEUzabeth. E. 25thn. Lexington At Lee Deborah J. 310 Second Allen Elizabeth, 25 Cornelia ° AV' Legrand Jane H. 64 Bedford Angus Eliza, 6] Av. D Appleyard Catharine, 103 King Lockwood Mary, 6 Grand Arnett Catharine, 154 Av. 8 Logan Agnes, 52 Orchard Arnold Mary, 22 Stanton Lovett Margaret, 25 Willett Bailey Eliza, 37 Stanton McCrum Jane, 275 Grand Ball Penelope, 94 Attorney McDougall Elizabeth, 113 Charlton Bell Maria, 71 First McGuire Catharine, 213 Wooster Bernheart Mary, 86 Ridge McKee Mary, 116 Hamersley Bigsbee Margaret M. 122 Stanton Madden Rachel, 126 E. 25th Maier Joanna, 181 Second Bishop Mary A. 94 Attorney Blauvelt Hannah, 529 Hudson Mandeville Elizabeth, 95 Fourth Mereff Martha, 131 Leroy Boyd Liddy, 4 Horatio Miller Bridget R. 365 Madison Boyd Mary. 408 Cherry Morse Mary, 34 Essex Boyle Sarah, 169 Washington Nettleton Fanny, r. 198 Mott Brand Catharine, 34 Frankfort Nolan Bridget, r. 65 Chrystie Braymer Eliza, 86 Ludlow Nolan Eliza, 24 Orchard Brown Margaret, 20 Norfolk Olmstead Keziah, 112 Ludlow Brown'Mary Ann, 87 Lewis O’Neil Mary, 112 Av. 7 Butcher Eliza, 185 Delaney Palmer Sophia, 165 Essex Byng Eliza A. 84 Bedford Perderain Elizabeth, 167 Av. 6 Calder Maria, 206 W . 24th Phillips Deborah, 27 Lewis Campbell Catharine, 130 Christopher Phillips Margaret, 608 Fourth Campbell Catharine A. 267 Bowery Pinckney Julia, 15 Gay Campbell Christiana, 16 Bedford Powers Charles, 200 Av. 9 Campbell Elizabeth, 38 North Moore Prince Joanna, 27 Troy Campbell Mary Ann, 128 Broome Prior Sarah, 4 Sheriff Clanny Margaret, 236 Delaney Renney Angeline, 171 Madison Clements Mary Ann, 67 Broome Reynolds Ann, 50 Columbia Connolly Eleanor, 126 Perry Reynolds Eliza, 51 Willett Corleys Martha, 244 W . 24th Roffey Mary A. 39 Perry Cottrell Melissa, 165 Delaney Rogers Ann, 14 Ridge Crandell Lavinia, 117 Stanton Runyan Maria, 278 Spring Cudworth Elizabeth, 28 E. 11th Russell Jane E. r. 242 Delaney Cummings Lucina, 208 W . 16th Russell Elizabeth, 227 Rivington Curtis Catharine, 294 Av. 8 Ryan Mary A. 312 Spring Davis Jane, 358 Eighth Ryder Welthy, 72 First Dawson Margaret, 101 Sheriff Sheffield Esther, 65 Av. D Davis Anna, 130 Christopher Shibley Jane A. 239 Delaney Derrickson Annabelle, 106 Leroy Silva Mary, 57 Hester Dibble Nancy, 301 E. Broadway Simmons Jane, 211 Division Dodd Mary, 139 Perry Skaats Ann R. 120 Suffolk Doolittle Agnes, 933 Broadway Sleight Sarah Ann, 517 Broome Dubois Sarah, 81 Fourth Sloan Mary, r. 108 Goerck Dubois Sarah, 120 Orange Smith Anne 32 Washington Dujarric Madam, 76 Leonard Smith Hannah, 78 Hudson Dutilh Sarah O. 51 King Smith Margaret, 139 W . 13th Dyer Sarah, 12 Sixth Smith Ruth A. 22 Scammel Edgecomb Nancy, 289 Delaney Sparks Hannah* 77 Hamersley Edwards Anna, 126 Av. C Stanton Deborah, 129 W . 20th Ehehalt Josephine, 25 E. Broadway Stil well Ann M. 51 King Ferrell Mary Ann, 172 Division Stock Frederica, 119 Delaney Ferrey Hannah, 14 Desbrosses Story Matilda, 76 Canal Fisher Ann, 96 Attorney Sunley Sarah, 9 Jones Fisher Catharine, 182 Essex Sutcliff Elizabeth, 106 Attorney Fowler Eliza, 260 Spring Swezey Lucinda, 231£ Division Fuller Elizabeth, 226 Av. 9 Tallman Catharine, 25 Av. 1 Gage Esther, 38 Marion Thompson Ann, 215 W . 20th Gamble Margaret, 164 Allen Thompson Sarah A. 190 Laurens Garrison Rebecca, 31 Bethune Thorpe Matthew, 215 Seventh Giffin Sarah, 26 Whitehall Throop Letitia, 87 Laurens Giglot Mary, 214 Church Thurston Catharine, 44 Cannon Goodrich Sarah J. 84 Stanton Thurston Margaret, 351 Bowery Green Catharine, 22 Twelfth Tosoni Frances, 4 Patchin pi. Halsey Eliza, 137 Delaney Tyler Mary, 73 Washington Hartell Catharine, 47 Av. 2 Underhill Maria, 33 King Hawker Lydia, 261 Third Valance Sarah, 6 Bayard Haynes Ann, 117 Varick Vanbuskirk Maria, 182 Orchard Herty Louisa, 183 Essex Vandell Isabella, 58 Columbia Hetherington J. 369 Bowery Vanderhoet Elizabeth, 765 Greenwich Higgins Jane, 250 Broome Vanpelt Elizabeth, 85 Bedford Hill Eleanor L. 172 Division Vanvaler Patience, 46 Downing Hodge Arabella, 39 Ridge Vickers Eliza, 34 Vestry Hudson Sarah, 217 W . 17th Voorm Maria D. 510 Greenwich Johnston Ellen, 129 W . 15th Webb Emily R. 7 Av. 1 Jones Elizabeth, 15 Gay Webb Margaret, 468 Cherry Jones Lucretia, 56 Suffolk White Mary, 36 Renwick Junk Catharine, 87 Essex W ilcox Harriet, 132 Av. 6 Ladd Clarissa, 101 Forsyth Wilding Julia, 24 Ludlow Larmee Talmon, 121 Franklin Willson Margaret, 157 Christopher Lawrence Betsy, 118 Christopher Winans Prisailla, 176 Twelfth Lawrence Elizabeth, 317 Fifth W ood Anne, 387 Av. 7 Lawrence Margaret, 38 Attorney W ood Charlotte, 17 Morton Lee Catharine, r, 117 Laurens Worden Hannah, 33 Av. D SUBSCRIBERS FOR THIS WORK, IN PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON. P H I I iA D E I iP H I A . BO STO N . AMERICAN FIRE INS. CO. OF PHILADELPHIA, BACON D. G. & W . B. mers. 47 & 48 Commercial 72 Walnut wharf AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UN. 146 Chestnut BEEBE, MORGAN & CO. importers and jobbers ATHENEUM, 53 S. Sixth drygoods, 35 Kilby BAILEY & CO. jewelers, 136 Chestnut BOYNTON EDMUND, merchant, 48 India wharf BENDER CHARLES W . star hotel, 71 & 73 Dock DEHON WILLIAM, counsellor at law, No. 12 BROWNS & BOWEN, bankers, 55 Chestnut Schollay’s Building, Court street DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INS. CO. 9 &10 ELY A. B. counsellor at law and commissioner of Mers. Exchange divers states, 46 Washington D R A P E R , W E L C H & C O . bank note engravers, FAY W. C. merchant, 49 India wharf 22Mer8. E xch an ge LAWRENCE A. & A. & CO. com. mers. 82 Milk DURAR ENOCH, exch. coffee house,Third & D ock LEONARD ' September 27th. ARCTIC, “ October 1st, _ << October Uth, __________ ic October 15th, is ^. »< October 25th, a tt __ ______ ic u October 29th. tt November 8th, ------------------- [J November 12th, tc November 22d, ft ----------- — u November 26th, tt tt December 6th, tt ---------------Saturday, December 13th, tt if December 20th, a u ---- -------------- “ December 27th, For Freight or Passage apply to EDW ARD K . COLLINS, 56 Wall-st., N. Y Or to BROWN, SH IPLEY & CO., Liverpool. APPENDIX.'— ADVERTISEMENTS. THE NEW-YORK, BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON The Ships comprising this line, are the W a s h i n g t o n , Capt. G-. W . Floyd. H erm ann, Capt. E . Crabtree. These Steamers stop at Southampton both going and returning. Proposed dates o f Sailing, 1851. From JVetc- Fork. From Bremen. Washington, Saturday, February 22* March 21 Hermann, fi March 29, April 18. Washington, “ April 19, May 16. Hermann, “ May 17, June 13. Washington, “ June 14, July 11. Hermann, “ July 12, Aug. 8. W ashington, u August 9, Sept. 6. Hermann, u September 6, Oct 3. Washington, u October 4, Oct. 31. Hermann, M November 1. Nov. 28. W ashington, f* November 29j Hermann, il December 27-, From Southampton to JTew- Fork. Washington, Wednesday, March 26. Hermann, •Wednesday, August 13. Hermann, April 23. Washington, “ ** September 10. Washington, May 21. Hermann, u, October 8. Hermann, June 18. Washington, li November 5. Washington, July 16. Hermann, December 3. F o r Freight o r Passage, apply to MOLLER, SAND & RIERA, No. 60 Broadway, N. Y . ; C. A., Heineken Sc Co., Bremen; Martineau, Croskey & Co., Southampton; William Iselin, Havre. N E W -Y O R K A N D H A V R E The U . S . Mail Steamers, the F R A N K L I N , J . A . W otton, commander, and the H U M B O L D T , D , Lines, commander, will leave N ew -Y ork, Havre and Southampton, for the year 1851, on the following days : Iie a v e N e w -Y o r k . L e a v e H avre* S a t u r d a y .! W ednesday. Franklin, - Feb’ y 8 Franklin, • - March 12 Humboldt, March 8 Humboldt, . - April 9 Franklin, - April 6 Franklin, - - May 7 Humboldt, May 3 Humboldt, - • - June 11 Franklin, - May 31 Franklin, - - July 2 Humboldt, June 28 Humboldt, . - . July 30 July 26 Franklin, • - Aug. 27 Franklin. - - - Sept. 24 Humboldt, Aug. 23 Humboldt, Sept. 20 Franklin, - - Oct. 22 Franklin, - Nov. 19 Humboldt, Oct. 18 Humboldt, Nov. 15 Franklin, - - Dec. 17 Franklin, - Humboldt, Dec. 13 B ^ S to p p in g at Southampton, England, both ways.“ @ g These steamers, built expressly for Government service, o f 2200 tons bur­ then each, are not surpassed either for speed, strength or comfort, by any vessels afloat. Their accomodations for passengers are o f the most approved kind. Stopping at Southampton both going and returning, they offer to pas­ sengers proceeding to London advantages over any other route, in economy both o f time and m oney. P rice o f passage from N ew -Y ork to Southampton or Havre $ 1 2 5 ; from Havre or Southampton to N ew -Y ork f.850. No pas­ sage secured until paid for. A n experienced Surgeon on board. For freight or passage, apply to M o r t im e r L iv in g st o n . Agent, ,63 Broadway j W m . Is e l in , Agent Havre; M a r t iw e a u , C r o sk e y & Co;, Agents, Southampton. C O R P O R A T I O N OF T H E C I T Y , 1 8 5 1 AMBROSE C. KINGS LAND, M ayor. O ffic e , 6 City H a ll, F. A. TALLMADGE, R ecorder. , O ffice , P ark , DAVID T . VALENTINE, C lerk of C ommon Council, Office, 8 City Hall. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. (Stated Sessions commence first Monday in January, May and September.) wards. names. residence . WARDS. NAMES. RESIDENCE. 1st.. .EdmundGriffin, . A 30 Greenwich. 11th. .Jedediah M iller,.............. 313 Third. 2d.. .Daniel Dodge, , ................ 34 Park Row. 12th. .Henry Shaw,.. .Fort Washington 3d.. ,Oscar W . Sturteyant,.... Astor House. 13th. .James H. Cook,, . ............. 21 Sheriff. 4th..Jacob F. O akley,. . . . . . 8 Dover. 14th. .James M. Bard................. 203 Hester, 5th. .Warren Chapm an,......... 441 Greenwich. 15th. .Joseph Britton,. . . . . . . .232 Wooster. 6th. .Patrick Kelly.......... .. 72 Bayard. 16th. .Samuel Delamater,........... W . 23d, n. Av. 10. 7th. .Morgan Morgans, (Pres.) 13fi Madison. 17th. .George H. Franklin,........... 16 Second. 8th. .Ezra Smith.......................77 Thompson. 18th. .Jonas F. Concklin,......... ,332 Avenue 3d. 9th..James R. Ball,. . . . . . . . .229 Bleecker.19th. .W illiam A. Dooley,. . . . . . Fifty-third n. > 10th. .Robert T. H a w s,,. . . . . . 95 Allen. Av. 2.$ OFFICERS OF THE BOARD—No. 8 C ity H all . M organ M organs, President. JohnH . Chambers, Assistant Clerk David T. Valentine, Clerk. Henry Ten Eyck, Assistant Clerk James M. W ilson, Deputy Clerk. Amos Jones, Messenger. John Fowler, jr., Reader. BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. (Stated Sessions commence first Monday in January, May and September.) WARDS . NAMES. RESIDENCE, WARDS. NAMES. RESIDENCE. 1st. ..Abraham Moore,. ............ 5 State. 11th. .W esley Sm ith,.'. . . . . . . . 69 Avenue D. 2d.. .Dudley H aley,.. . ............. 232 Water. 12th. .Daniel F. Tiem ann,......... Manhattanvillc. 3d,. .Samuel R. M abbatt,. . . . .289 Washington. 13th. .John Pearsall, . . . . . . . . .256 Delancey. 4th. .Florence M cCarthy,............33 Madison. 14th. .Robert A. Sands,.. . . . . .Spring c. Bowery. 6th. .JohnBoyce,........................320 Greenwich. 15th. .Sylvester L. H. W ard,, . .246 Fourth, 6th. .Thomas J. Barr,. . * ............52 Franklin. 16th. .Henry B. Bolster,. . . . . . 73 W. 23d. 7th..JohnB.W ebb,................... 277 E. Broadway. 17th. .Nathan C. E ly,. . . . . . . . 8 Third. 8th. .James W e b b ,.....................143 Charlton. 18th. .Alonzo A. Alvord, (Pres.,) 31st, n. Av. 5. 9th. .Charles Crane,............................................736W ashington. 19th. .Moses C. Edwards,...........Forty.third, n. > 10th. .David Miller,...................... 101 Orchard. Av. 8. J OFFICERS OF THE BOARD—No. 5 C ity H all . A lonzo A. A lyord, President. [ John J. Doane, Reader. Richard Scott, Clerk. | Nicholas M. Slidell, Sergeant-at-Arms. S T A N D IN G C O M M IT T E E S O F T H E B O A R D O F A LD E R M E N . 1. •dims House. 6. Ferries. 9. Joint Com. on Croton Aqueduet. Alderman Ball, Alderman Britton, Alderman Griffin, “ Stnrtevant, u Franklin, “ Britton. “ Cook. u Miller. “ Kelly. 2. Arts and Sciences. 6. Finance. 10. Lamps and Gas. Alderman Chapman, Alderman Britton. Alderman Haws, u Haws, u Smith, r Franklin, " Miller. u Bard. fc Bard. 3. Assessments. 7. Fire Department. 11. Lands and Places. Alderman Delamater, Alderman Franklin, Alderman Dooley, 11 Smith, u Griffin, “ Ball, “ Dodge. “ Bard. Oakley. % Cleaning Streets. 8. Joint Committee on Accounts. 12. Law Department. Alderman Britton, Alderman Smith, Alderman Sturtevant, “ Concklin, “ Ball, “ Griffin. 6 Oakley. u Miller. u Shaw. A 2 APPENDIX.---- CITT GOVERNMENT STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN—CorrrmuBD. 13. Markets. 171 Public Buildings on BlackwelVs 20. Salaries and O dicers. Alderman Delamater, Island, RandaWs Island and Belle­ Alderman Griffin, a Chapman, vue Establishment. *c Dooley, “ Dodge. Alderman Chapman, M Cook. ; _ Smith, 21. Sewers. U . Ordinances. tt Cook. Alderman Haws, Alderman Dooley, tt Sturtevant, ff f Franklin* 18. Repairs and Supplies. il | Miller, u\ Shaw. Alderman Smith, 15: Police. 22. Streets. « Delamater, Alderman Concklin, Alderman Haws, tt Oakley. “ Sturtevant, £1**11 Chapman, “ Kelly. “ Kelly. 19. Roads 16. Public Health. Alderman Dooley, 23. Wharves, Piers and Slips. Alderman Ball, tf Britton, Alderman Delamater, a C oncklin, u Shaw. . . I u Concklin, “ Kelly. u Dodge. S T A N D IN G C O M M IT T E E S O F T H E B O A R D O F A S S IS T A N T ALD ERM EN . 1. Alms-house Department. 9. Joint Com. on Croton Aqueduct. 17. Public Buildings on BlackwelVs J Assistant Alderman J. B. W ebb, Assistant Alderman Mabbatt, . Island, Randall1 s Island andBelle- a a Pearsall. a" w Crane, vue Establishment. « # «. Haley. tt a Barr. Assistant Alderman Pearsall. 10. Lamps and Gas. u “ - Crane, 2. Arts and Sciences. *£ # “ McCarthy. Assistant Alderman Jag. W ebb, Assistant Alderman Edwards, Wjriaa // . . Ward, “ 5i “ Jas. W ebb. 18. Repairs and Supplies. * **_T; i’[ M Sands. a u Moore. Assistant Alderman Jas. Webb, 3. Assessments. 11. Lands and Places. u' u Miller, 1 Assistant Alderman Ely, Assistant Alderman Bolster, u (c Tiemann. « : « . . Miller, a ^ Ward, 19. Roads. IB u a Smith. tt iC Tieman. Assistant. Alderman Edwards, 5. Cleaning Streets. 12. Law Department. ( . , u Bolster, A ssistant A lderm an M iller, Assistant Alderman W ard, . r. v Tiemann,. j * it- u Boyce, “ “ Ely, 20. Salaries and Officers. «£ u Moore. a tt McCarthy. Assistant Alderman Ward, 5. Ferries. 13. Markets. ,“ “ J. B. Webb, If Assistant Alderman J. B. W ebb, Assistant Alderman Pearsall, a a Moore. “ “ Ely, a tt Edwards, a “ Sands. tt a Haley. 21. Sewers. Assistant Alderman Bolster, 6. Finance. 14. Ordinances. a tt Edwards, ■ Assistant Alderman.Boyce, Assistant Alderman Ward, a a Barr. « “ J. B. W ebb, a > it Mabbatt, a u Sands. a tt McCarthy. 22. Streets 15. Police. Assistant Alderman Ely. 7. Fire Department. a a Jas. Webb, . Assistant Alderman, Crane, Assistant Alderman Miller, a tt Mabbatt, ......... t< te Barr. ; A rin fM M ille r, « Smith. tt u Haley. 23. Wharves, Piers, and Slips* S. Joint Committee on Accounts. 16. Public Health. Assistant Alderman Crane, Assistant Alderman Boyce, a a Bolster, a, Assistant Alderman Mabbatt, ul " ti, Boyce, a a Pearsall, tt a Smith. u u Sands. a a Moore. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board of Supervisors is composed o f the Mayor, the Recorder and the A ld e r m e n . The stated Annual Meetings o f the Board are—On the second Monday o f J u ly ; on the second Tuesday o f L on the.third Tuesday o f A u gu st; between the third Tuesday o f November and the first T*Ie8£aJ ; 1 December, and at such other times and places as they may direct, to examine and audit the booKS, ac­ counts and vouchers o f the Chamberlain o f the City. STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD. On Annual Taxes. On County Offices. Joseph Britton, George H. Franklin, Morgan, Morgans, : Ezra Smith, James M. Bard. Patrick Kelly. On Civil Courts. On Criminal Cow'ts and Police. Oscar W . Sturteyant, Robert T. Haws, Jonas F. Concklin,! Edmund Griffin, James H. Cook. Henry Shaw. BOARD OF HEALTH. ‘fti The Board o f Health consists o f the Mayor, Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen, (seven me»b$* *with the Mayor, constituting a quorum.) The officers are— la Ambrose C. Kingsland, (Mayor,) President. y It David T. Valentine, (Clerk C.iC.,) Secretary, H Joseph* R. Taylor, (comptroller,) Treasurer. - 111 i■ ■ — -- I APPENDIX.---- CITY GOVERNMENT, 3 E X E C U T IV E DEPARTM EN TS. BUREAU OF THE COLLECTION OF ASSESS­ MENTS. H EA D S OF D EPA RTM EN TS. Office, No. 2 New City HaU, (Basement.) Police Ambrose C. King aland, Mayor. Abner' Sandford, Collector of Assesments ; James Finance Joseph R. Taylor, Comptroller ! Ackerman,Zelotes W ilson and Lemuel G. Evans, Hep. Collectors. Streets—John T. Dodge, Street Commissioner K'fairs and Supplies—W m. Adams, Commissioner B U R E A U O F W H A R V E S .i C of Repairs and Supplies. Streets and Lamps--H em an W . Childs, Commis­ Office, No. 4 HaU o f Records. sioner of Streets and Lamps. Moody Cummings, Superintendent of Wharves. Croton Aqueduct—Nicholas Dean, Theodore R De Forest, and Alfred W . Craven. BUREAU OF LANDS AND PLACES. City Inspector’s-^Alfred W . W hite. City Inspector. Office, No. 4 HaU of Records. Alms-House—Board o f Governors o f the Alms- W illiam Kerr, Superintendent o f Lands and Places. House ; Simeon Draper, President. iaM^-Henry E. Davies, Counsel to the Corporation. B U R E A U OF S U R V E Y IN G . Office, No. 4 HaU o f Records. City Surveyors.—Joseph F. Bridges, John Ewen, P O L IC E D E P A R T M E N T . Daniel Ewen, Edward Ewen, Isaac T. Ludlam, Silas Ludlam, Edward Ludlam, John PoUock, [ Ambrose C. Kingsland, Mayor, (Office No. 6 City Richard Amerman, E. W . Bridges, Geo. B. Hall ;) Charles Burdett, Mayor’s Clerk/ Asher Smith, Thos. C. Ruggles, Aug. F. Arrowsmith. » Taylor, First Marshal; George W . Hinchman, P. H. Dryer, Thomas Spofford, F. P. Vidall, W m. ( Assistant Clerk and Mayor’s Messenger. A. SlideU, Roswell Graves, jr., Geo. C. Schaeffer, . BUREAU OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE. Edward Doughty, Samuel S. Doughty, Gardner Office, 1 City Hall, (Basement.) A. Sage, Wm. Dewey, James E. SerreU, John J. Serrell, W m . H. Whitlock, Gee*. W . Smith, Ed­ George W . MatseU, Chief o f Police. win Smith, A. Savery, W oolsey R. Hopkins. BUREAU OF INSPECTION, i! Jas. B. Glover, Weigher; HenryM. Nichols.Gauger; D E P A R T M E N T O F R E P A IR S A N D SU P ­ \ . Jas. M. ©Sell, Pound-keeper, (Av. 3, cor. E. 32d.) P L IE S. Office, No. 1 New City HaU, (Basement.) D E P A R T M E N T O F F IN A N C E . W m. Adams, Commissioner o f Repairs and Supplies i Office, No. 5 Hall o f Records, RoUin R. Rice, Clerk. j Joseph R. Taylor, Comptroller; Frederick A. South- BUREAU OF ROADS. mayd, Book-keeper ; Wakeman H. Dike man. Stock Office, New City HaU, (Basement.) Clerk. Charles M. Graham, Superintendent o f Roads. BUREAU OF TAXES. Office, No. 6 New City HaU, (Basement.) BUREAU OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS. * Harvey Hart, Receiver of Taxes ; W m . A. Darling, Office, No. 19 EUzabeth-street. Deputy i John P. Hone, 1st Clerk; James W . Job L. Black, Superintendent o f Repairs to Public Farr, 2d Clerk ; Henry K. Frost, Zd Clerk; John Buildings; Oscar F. Benjamin, Clerk. S. Vredenburgh, 4th Clerk. i Collector of Arrears o f Taxes—Joseph Jenkins, 49 BUREAU OF STREET PAVING. Chambers. Office, Tompkins, cor. Rivington-street. Jefferson Berrian, Superintendent o f Pavements/ BUREAU OF THE CITY REVENUE. Jacob E. Howard, Clerk. Office, No. 5 Hall o f Records. , George J. Rogers, Collector o f the City Revenue. BUREAU OF SUPPLIES FOR THE FIRE DE­ PARTMENT. j BUREAU OF DEPOSIT AND DISBURSEMENT. Office, No. 21 EUzabeth-street. Shepherd Knapp, Chamberlain, 33 Wall. Alfred Carson, Chief Engineer o f Fire Department. * BUREAU OF THE CITY HALL AND PARK. James Taylor, (9 City Hall) Keeper o f the City Hall D E P A R T M E N T OF S T R E E T S & L A M P S. and Park. Office, No. 3 New City HaU, (Basement.) Heman W . Childs, Commissioner o f Streets 4* Lamps; STREET DEPARTMENT. Benjamin F. Pease, Clerk. ^^ Office, No 4 HaU o f Records, BUREAU OF LAMPS AND GAS. si John T. Dodge, Street Commissioner; Charles Office, No. 129 Mercer. Turner, Deputy Street Commissioner; Phineas H. Smith D. BeUows, Superintendent o f Lamps 4* Gas; Kingsland, Sale and Redemption Clerk; Olcott Pierre Briggs, Clerk. Seventy-five Lamp-Light­ Rhines, Map Clerk; Michael G. Hart, Contract ers. W hole number of Oil Lamps in the city, Clerk; Charles A. Thompson, Copying Clerk; 7,000. W hole number of Gas Lamps in the city, William Poulson, Inspector of Sidewalks. 5,184. BUREAU OF ASSESSMENTS. BUREAU OF CLEANING STREETS. Office, No. 4 HaU of Records. Office, 74 Ludlow. Atsttfors of the Street Department.—Samuel H. De SylvanusGedney, Superintendent o f Streets ; Edward * Mott, Francis Nicholson, and Isaac Wm. Smith. Green, Clerk. The duties o f the Officers o f this Bureau are, BUREAU OF MARKETS. making the estimates and assessments required by law. for building weUs, erecting pumps, pitch­ Office, No. 74 Ludlow. ing, paving, and repairing streets, constructing Thomas C. Gould, Sup’t o f Markets (43 Tom pkins;) sewers, fencing lots, and fiUing pubUe slips, or Simeon Outwater, Clerk o f Washington Market/ any other improvements, directed by an Ordi- Levi Folsom, Dep. Clerk o f “ « :>> nance of the Common Council. The records o f Hiram Corwin, Clerk o f Fulton Market; all assessments confirmed by the Supreme Court Wm. F. Clark, Clerk o f Catharine Market; or by the Common Council, are kept in this AUen Thomas, Clerk o f Essex Market ; office, and open to public inspection at aU con­ Hyatt Lyon, Clerk o f Union Market; venient times. William E. Smith, Clerk o f Jefferson Market; 4 APPENDIX.---- CITY GOVERNMENT. John Vandewater, Clerk o f Tompkins Market; S t o r e - h ou se — R andall’ s I slan d —Thomas B. John Forshay, Clerk of Clinton Market; * Tappen, Storekeeper. Benj. St. John, Clerk o f Franklin Market; W or k - h ou se — R a n d a l l ’ s I slan d —Harmon El- Matthew Vogle, Clet'k o f Gouverneur Market} dridge, Superintendent. Francis Degez, Clerk o f Centre Market, N o t ic e .—Randall’ s Island (the Nursery) can be visited on the first Wednesday o f each month— CR O T O N A Q U ED U CT DEPARTM ENT. the Penitentiary, Alms-House, and Lunatic Asy­ lum, on any Wednesday. Persons visiting their Office, Rotunda, P ark; friends at the Alms-House, are required to go by Open from 9 A. M., till 4 P. M. steamboat. The Bellevue Hospital can be visit­ Nicholas Dean, President; Theodore R. De Forest, ed on Monday and Thursday, from 11 A. to •Assistant Commissioner ; Alfred W . Craven, Chief 2 P. M. Engineer; Edward H. Tracy, Engineer; Henry L. Robertson, Clerk to President; Alex. F. Dodge, L A W DEPARTM EN T. Sewer and Contract Clerk; Edmund E. Dean, Office, New City Hall. General Clerk; John J. Concklin, Messenger; John D. Van Burk, Messenger to Engineer’* Office ; Henry E. Davies, Counsel to the Corporation; A. J. James Gulick, Foreman Pipe Yard. Willard, First Clerk; Henry H. Anderson, Second Clerk. BUREAU OF W ATER-RENTS. BUREAU OF CORPORATION ATTORNEY, Office, Rotunda, Park. Office, No. 4 New City Hall, (Basement.) Revo C. Hance, Registrar Water Rents; W m. Far- don, Assistant Registrar; W illiam V. Le Count, Theodore E. Tomlinson, Corporation Attorney; D. Clerk to Registrar. T. Walden, jr., Clerk; Henry C. Banks, Clerk. BUREAU OP PIPES AND SEWERS. BUREAU OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, s Office, Rotunda, Park. Office, No. 7 Nassau-st. John P. Flender, Water Purveyor; Daniel Adam­ James S. Thayer, Public Administrator. son, Superintendent at Croton Dam; James Scott, Superintendent at Sing Sing; Bernard Lee, Super- intendent at Tarrytown; James Bremner, Super­ WARD OFFICERS. intendent at Dobb's F erry; Abram Scudder, Su­ perintendent at Yonkes's; John L. Bernan, Super­ A S S E S S O R S O F T H E WARDS. intendent at Fordham ; Jacob Moore, Superintend­ ent at High Bridge ; John Geery, Keeper Receiving 1st Ward—Chas. Gannon & Sebast’n Kohlhepp Reservoir; Hiram A. Maynard, Keeper Distribut­ 2d W m. G. Dunlap and Fred’k Gilmore. lit ing Reservoir, Zd Nathaniel Bassett and Archibald T. ilw Cochrane. 4th W illiam Denman and Charles H (to C IT Y IN S P E C T O R ’S D E P A R T M E N T . Colladay. Office, 10 New City Hall, (Basement.) 5th W m . Scott and Charles McGowan. ^ 6 th Thos. Gilmartin & Patrick Broaden. ‘ 1 Alfred W . W hite, City Inspector; Charles Riddle, Luther Richards and A. S. W. Van Deputy City Inspector; Samuel A. Van Derlip, nth Deursen. Clerk to City Inspectin'; Bernard H. Romans, 8 th Theodore Kelly & Wm. McClelland'^ Clerk to City Inspector, 9th R ob’t Peterson & Oliver T. W arded- 10th John Carr and James Griffiths. I* A L M S -H O U S E D E P A R T M E N T . 1 1 th Porter G. Sherman and Lewis SJWi Penney. '• pi Office, Rotunda, Park. 12th Charles Boice and Peter Randell. ... Board of Governors.—Simeon Draper, Francis R. 13th John B. Peck and Oliver S. Powell. T* Tillou, Jonathan I. Coddington, William M. Uth Thomas Hassett and Henry P. West. ** Evarts, Richard S. Williams, Tim othy Daly, 15th Isaac M. Phyfe and Henry Swords, ilk Schureman Halsted, Peter McLoughlin, John J. 16th John McIntyre and John Thompson,^ Herrick, Patrick Henry. mh W m . R. Loudon & George Schwartz, gynp Simeon Draper, President; F. R. Tillou, Secretary ; 18th Samuel F. Betts and Edward Gray. ' Edward B. Corwin, Chief Clerk ; Joshua Phillips, 19th Chas. Gillespie and Francis B. Bad Clerk to Governors ; J6hn Stevens, Supply Clerk. m The Institutions under their charge are, as fol C O N S T A B L E S O F TH E WARDS. con lows— to A lm s -H ouse —John Fitch, Warden. 1st Ward—Charles Daly and John Bayard. B e l l e v u e H o spita l —Josiah Mann, Warden. 2d Herman Eikie and Wm. Thompson “ C it y P rison —W illiam Edmonds, Warden. Sd Andrew Nesbet & John Hamblin. ^|||< S econd D is t r ic t P rison —Asa Butman and 4th Emanuel Josephs and Wm. Cook. ( W illiam Earl, Deputy Keeper's. 5th Joseph Jenkins and Chas. F. Watts | . T h ir d D is t r ic t P r ison —E. J. Oliver, and John 6 th Peter Collins and Melchior F. Behrlc Cooper, Deputy Keepers. 7th Joseph W . Jones & Daniel Klauberg^pt C olo re d H om e —James D. Fitch, Superintendent. 8 th W m. B. Jones and Joseph C. Divine*?io C olo re d O r p h a n A s y l u m —Wm. E. Davis, Sup­ 9th Benj. D. Wisner and Wm. Kingler. erintendent. 1(M John B. Carter & Henry H. HoffmaH r L u n a t ic . A s y l u m — Moses H. Ranney, Resident lit* Henry Dreher and Gilbert Weeks. H q Physician. 12th John Helms and Abraham H. Gs Qg N u r s e r y —Rufus Ripley, Keeper o f the Boys. N u r s e r y H o sp it a l —Henry N. Whittlesey, Res­ lZth David Baffin and Peter G. Vand0t(^ ident Physician. O u t D oor P oor D e p a r t m e n t —Geo. Kellock, j r . . Uth u Nathaniel Finch and James Cole* IjN Superintendent. 15th James King and James Hostm. P e n it e n t ia r y —Joseph Keen, Warden j Jacob H. 16th Cornelius R. Chichester & Ridabock, Deputy. Chapman, _ i un P e n it e n t ia r y a n d S m a l l P ox H ospitals —Wm. 17 th Varnum S. Mills and George Bttjjljp j, Kelly, Resident Physician. 18 th Henry Bishop and Charles W. J®1 ( R a n d a l l ’ s I slan d —Jonathan Stearns, Warden. nings. I roSkr S to r e - hou se — B l a c k w e l l ’ s I slan d — N. P. A n ­ Uth Micajah M. Staniels and Jos®P;'•W ell! derson, Storekeeper. Wagner. APPENDIX.---- CITY GOVERNMENT. 5 COUNTY OFFICERS. T A X C O M M IS S IO N E R S . Office, 7 New City Hall. C O U N T Y C L E R K ’S O F F IC E . Jon’thn. W . Allen, Geo. H. Purser, Jno. Delamater. No. 10 City Hall. C O M P T R O L L E R ’S P A Y D A Y S — 1851. Gfsorge W . Riblet, Clerk ; W illiam H. Riblet, Dtp- The following Table will show when to present uty Clerk. ’ r bills to the Comptroller for payment, and pay­ S H E R IF F 'S O F F IC E . days in 1851. No. 11 City Hall. A p p l ic a t io n D ays . Pa y D a ys. Thomas Carnley, Sheriff\ Fort Washington Jan u ary..................... 9 January......................15 T. R. McDonough, Under Sheriff, 137 Allen “ 23 “ 29 William P. Sell, Deputy Sheriff, 30 Greenwich F ebruary.................... (5 February.................... 12 James Marriner, 532 Greenwich “ ..................... 20 “ ..................... 26 James R. Terry, u 38 Pike. March ..................... 6 M arch ...................... 12 g. A. Cunningham, H 62 Jane. .....................20 “ ....... ..............26 James Morris, “ 119 Seventh April ...................... 3 April •.. ••............ 9 William S. Wood, " 110 Bowery. “ 17 “ 23 Ab’m. T. Hillyer, “ 13 University PI. May ..................... 1 May ..................... 7 Matthew H. Chase,u 68 Stanton. u ..................... 15 “ ........................................ 21 William B. Drake,P --------------- 42d. n. 8th Av. “ 29 June .................... 4 Robert L. Rue, Deputy and Jailer, 23 Eldridge. June ...................... 12 “ ..................... 18 William B. Lowns, Special Deputy to convey pi'isoners “ ..................... 26 July ...................... 2 to State Piison, ^ 183 Chambers. July ...................... 10 tT ..................... 16 Benj. C. Sparks, Special Deputy to convey prisoners to “ ....2 4 “ ...3 0 Penitentiary John Sparks, Deputy Clerk. C O M M O N P L E A S. P O L IC E CO U RTS. City Hall, 2d floor. : Distinct—(Lower Police Office)—At the Tombs, F irst J udge—Daniel P. Ingraham. Centre cor. Franklin. Justices: Jeremiah La* A ssociate J udges—Charles P. Daly, and Lewis B. throp, and B. W . Osborne. Clerks •* S. «• Woodruff. Stuart, James H. Welch, and James Nesbitt. APPENDIX.---- CITY GOVERNMENT. 7 22 District A t the Jefferson Market, A y . 6, cor. T w e l f t h P a t r o l D is t r ic t —Station House, Har­ Greenwich A y . Justices: James T. M. Bleak- lem. Wholt Force, 30. ley, and James McGrathi Clerks: 'James M. ’T h ir t e e n t h P a t r o l D is t r ic t —Station House, A t ' Murray, and James M. Davison. torney, cor. Delaney. Whole Force, 48. 32 District-—Essex Market, Grand, cor. Ludlow F o u r t e e n t h Pa t r o l D is t r ic t —Station House, Cen­ J £743 8 t h ... 34.413 18th.. 2.689 31,557 iiiTH P a t r o l D is t r ic t — Station House, Halls of Justice, Centre, cor. Franklin. Whole Force, 51. 3,545 40.675 1 9 t h ..' 1.772 9 t h ... 18,463 Ie v e n th P a t r o l D is t r ic t — Station House, Pike, cor. 10 th ..1.993 23,316 Total 515,394 South. Whole Force, 63. ~ ^ Eighth P a t r o l D is t r ic t —Station House, Prince, Average number o f persons to each dwelling, 13j. cor. Wooster. Whole Force, 56. Number o f Productive Establishments,...c. . . 3.387 fiNTH P a t r o l D is t r ic t — Station House, Jefferson Males employed,..... •••• -Market. Whole Force, 50. t?«,«■«▼ Females employed, •,••••? ' enth P a t r o l D is t r ic t — Station House, Essex Mar­ Annual product o f manuf 5d articles, $105,218,308 ket. Whole Force, 48. w M rr ... tt™*™ The annual product of 2d Ward manufactured S eventh P a t r o l D is t r ic t — Station House, Union Market. Whole Force, 48. articles, is. 8 A p p e n d i x .— po st o f f ic e . THE POST O F F I CE , Is situated in Nassau-street, extending from Liberty to Cedar. O f f ic e H o u r s .—From April to October, J o f 8 A. M. to 7 P. M . From October to April, J of 8 A. M. to P. M. Sundays.—From 9 to 10 A. M., and from 12J to 1J P. M. W ILLIAM V. BRADY, P ost M a s t e r . GEORGE W . JENKINS, A ssistan t .— CORNELIUS EAGLES, C a s h ie r . "W il l i a m B . T a y l o r , Superintendent of the entire City Delivery. J . H . H a l l e t , Superintendent of the Alphabet and Carriers Delivery. S e ym o u r J . S t r o n g , Superintendent o f the Box Delivery. G e o r g e G . C o f f in , Superintendent o f the Foreign Letter Department. M onson C l a r k , General Superintendent of the Office, fo r receiving and sending off all Mails. T h om as J . C l a r k , Superintendent o f the Newspaper Delivery. RATES OF P O S T A G E . (To TAKE EFFECT JULY 1, 1851.) ON LETTERS. The Inland Postage for 3000 miles or under, upon single letters, is 3 cents when pre-paid, and 5 cents when not pre-paid ; double letters are charged twice, and treble letters treble these rates. Every letter or parcel not exceeding half an ounce in weight, shall be deemed a single letter, and every additional weight o f half an ounce or less, shall be charged with an additional single postage. Drop letters for delivery only, 1 cent. Advertised letters to be charged with 1 cent, in addition to the regular postage. ON PRINTED PAPERS. A ll newspapers published weekly only shall circulate in the mail free of postage within the county where published, and the postage on the regular numbers of a newspaper published weekly, for not exceed­ ing 50 miles, 6 cents per quarter ; for over 50 and under 300 miles, 10 cents per quarter ; for over 300 and under 1000 miles, 15 cents per quarter ; for over 1000 and under 2000 miles, 20 cents per quarter; for over 2000 and under 4000 miles, 25 cents per quarter ; for over 4000 miles, 30 cents per quarter. M onthly newspapers sent to subscribers, one-quarter ; semi-monthly, one-half; semi-weekly, twice j tri-weekly, treble ; and oftener, five times those rates. Upon every other newspaper, and each circular, not sealed, handbill, engraving, pamphlet, periodical, magazine, book, and every other description of printed matter, o f no greater weight than one ounce, for any distance not exceeding 500 miles, one c e n t ; and for each additional ounce or fraction o f an ounce, 1 c e n t ; for over 500 and under 1500 miles, double those rates ; for over 1500 and under 2500 miles, treble those rates ; for over 2500 and under 3500 miles, four times those rates ; for over 3500, five times those rates. POSTAGE BY THE STEAMERS. The Postage on Letters by the British or American Steamers, to England, Ireland, and Scotland, is 24 cents a single rate, to be pre-paid or not. Newspapers 2 cents each, to be pre-paid. On Letters, to the following foreign countries, the American postage must be pre-paid—5 cents a single rate, if sent by a British Steamer, and 21 cents, i f sent by an American Steamer. The residue o f the postage is to be paid in each foreign country. Newspapers, 4 cents each, to be pre-paid. Alexandria, (City of,) Dardenelles, via Mar­ Lubec, (free City o f ;) Saxony, via Marseilles; seilles ; Malta, (Island o f ;) Scutari, (City of,) via Algeria, Denmark, Mecklenburg Schwerin, Marseilles: Austria & the Austrian France, Mecklenburg Strelitx, Smyrna, via Marsielles; States, German States, Moldavia, Sweden, Baden, Gibraltar, Naples, (Kingdom of,) Switzerland, Bavaria, Greece, via Marseilles; via Marseilles; Turkey, in Europe, Belgium, Hamburg & Cuxhaven, Norway, Tuscany, via Marseilles J Bremen, (free City o f ;) Hanover, Oldenburg, Venetian States, Brunswick, Holland, Poland, Wallachia, Beyroot, (City of,) via Hong Kong, (China, Isle Prussia, Wurtemburg, Marseilles; o f;) Roman States, West Indies, Ionian Islands, Russia, British Possessions. BY THE AMERICAN LINE TO BREMEN, correspondence to the German States and Countries East and South o f them, can be pre-paid or left unpaid ; postage 24 cents a single rate, with the inland 5 or 10 cents, according to distance to be added, and can be paid to destination. TO THE FOLLOWING FOREIGN COUNTRIES, by the routes named, the entire postagh set opposite to each country, must be pre-paid. NOT EXCEEDING A HALF OZ., Ceylon, Island of, via Southampton,....... . 45 And addressed to he Sent by the Routes according to the China, via Southampton,........................*"•••• • 45 following Table. Egypt, do. ......... ......................• The Single Letter. Greece do. ® Aden, Asia, via Southampton,.....................cts. 45 Heligoland, Island of, via London,.................. 33 Australia, via Southampton and India............... 53 Indies, East, via Southampton,................ •••*»• do. by private ship,..................................... 37 Java and Labuan, via Southampton and India, oo Azores Islands, via Southampon and L i s b o n , . 63 Lucca and Modena, via France,...................... Bourbon and Borneo, Islands of, via Southamp­ Madeira, Island of, via Southampton,............ ton and India,. . *......... ..................................53 Mauritius, via Southampton and India,......... ~ Brazils, via Falmouth,.................................. 87 Moluccas,.............. .................*............................ Buenos Ayres, do.................................. 83 Montevideo, via Falmouth,............................ * Canary Islands, do........................................ 65 New Grenada, via Southampton,............ . • ••• Cape de Verde Islands,. ..•••••• t» .... ............... .. 65 New South Wales, via Southampton and India, APPENDIX.— -POST OFFICE— CUSTOM HOUSE, New South Wales N.. sajiVTi 5 Van Dieman’s Land, via Southampton and In- d i a , y . . . , . . . . 4. . . 4. . 4. . 4ii............................... 53 Venezuela, via Southampton,............................ 45 Philippine Islands, via Southampton,*............. 45 W est Indies, for., viz., Cuba, via Southampton 75 Portugal, via Southampton,. . . ................ aq Guadaloupe, Hayti, Martinique, Porto Rico, Sierra Leone,.....................*.........***.................... 7? St. Croix, St. Eustatius, St. Martin, St. Spain via Southampton,.’ . * ! . / / / / / ‘ ****** 73 Thomas, via Southampton,............................55 Sumatra, Island of, via Southampton and India', 53 Any British Colony or Foreign Country, when Syria, via Southampton,........... ........... ’ conveyed to or from the United Kingdom by private ships,....... ..................................... 37 TO THE FOLLOW ING COUNTRIES, BY THE Egypt, ................ ' *) British and sea, 46 FOLLOW IN G ROUTES. Syria,................ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I”Foreign,......... ” * ...... 10 For Single Letters, which must he less than in By closed Mail,—via f American Inland, •• 5 weight: Marseilles, ........... Aden, A s i a ................. .. T o ta l,.... * . . . . . 61 E g y p t,......................... 44 East Indies,.................... Syria,............................... British and s e a ,.... 26 Ceylon, Isle of,................. British and sea,.cts. 50 Sicily, Island of,............. F oreign,.............. 20 China,............................... F oreign,......... . 10 Tunis, A frica ,................ ► American Inland,.. 5 Hong Kong, Island o f , . . . American Inland,.. 5 By French Packet,— Mauritius,...................... via M arseilles,.... T o ta l,................. 51 Philippine Islands,......... T o t a l,............... 65 British and s e a ,.... 26 By closed Mail,—via Sardinia,......................... Foreign,.............. 10 Marseilles,........... Spain,........... .................. American Inland,.. 5 Australia, *............. . Via France,............. New Zealand,................. at ? Total,.............. 41 Van Dieman’s L a n d ,.. . . JNo t e .— The foreign portion of the above rates arc Bourbon, Borneo,.. . . . . . British and sea, 58 to be charged according to the following scale, viz.; Java, Labuan,................. F. oreign . . ,........... T 10 W eighing under a \ ounce,................. 1 rate. Moluccas. Sumatra,........* American Inland, 5 do. j oz. and under i ounce,... .2 rates, Or any other place in the do. 4 oz. and under | do. . . . .3 rates, Indian Archipelago, T otal,.................73 do. I oz. and under 1 do. . . . .4 rates. By closed Mail,—via do. 1 oz. and under 1} do............5 rates. Marseilles,........... And so on, an additional rate being charged for each quarter of an ounce. ' Capital, $412,- Falls, Pres.; Richard Berry, Cash. ; DiscH Days, 600; SAares 16,600; p or, $25 ; D iscH D a ysTues. Tues. & Frid. ; Capital, $400,000 ; Shares, 10,000 ; and F n d .; Edward P. Clark, Notary. Par, $40; Dividends, Jan. & July; Jireh Bull, P **E1VIX, 45 W a l l ; Thos. Tileston. P res.; N. Notary. G. Ogden, Cask ; Henry Cary, Assistant Cask. ; U N IO N , 34 W a l l ; Frederick Deming, P res.; Jhse't Days, W ed. & Sat. ; Capital, $1,200,000 ; Daniel Ebbets, Cash.; DiscH Days, Tues. & Shares, 60,000 ; Par, $20; Dividends, Jan. and Frid. ; Capital, $1,000,000 ; Shares, 20,000 ; Par, July ; Wm. V an Hook, Notary. $50 ; Div.j May & Not. ; Jos. S. York, Notary. R U L E S O B S E R V E D A T T H E F O R E G O IN G B A N K S. TIi E BxrNK?r A ^ E OPEN every day in the year, from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M., except Suhdays, Christ- mas Day, New Year s Day, the 4th of July, and general Holidays, appointed by legal authority. THE INTEREST FOR DISCOUNT in the banks of this city,’ (with the e x ^ t io n o ft h o s e m a r k e d * which are privileged to charge seven per cent.) is fixed at Six per Cent, per Annum, upon notes or hills not haring 60 days to run. Three days of grace are allowed, and the discount taken for the same. EVERY BILL OR NOTE OFFERED FOR DISCOUNT must he delivered into the office on the day preceding the day o f discount, enclosed in a sealed cover directed to the Cashier, advising the name o f the person upon whose account it is offered, & c, BILLS OR NOTES LODGED A T THE BANKS FOR COLLECTION, are collected free o f ex­ pense, except when protested for non-payment—the person lodging the same pays the charge of protest. DEPOSITS OF MONEY, OR NOTES FOR COLLECTION, must he entered in the dealer’s book at the time such deposit is made. BANK DIRECTO A m erica n E x c h a n g e .—David Leavitt, W m . B u tc h e r s 9 a n d D r o v e r s ’ .—David Cotheal, A. Sboih, Silas Bronson, David Hadden, David John Gray, Arnest Fink, Joseph Britton, W . G. Hoadley, W m . C. Langley, L ow ell Holbrook, F. Hunt, Jas. Mills, R. W . Howes. G. B. Smith, S. S. S'. Lathrop, James Sheldon, Sam’l Willets, Henry Rogers, J. W . Mersereau, J. B. Corlies, Geo Bell. Young, H. Meyer, David W esson, W m . M. Rich­ C h a t h a m .—Chas. R. Swords, Daniel K. Hall, ards, A. Champion. Abram Duryee, Henry W . Sill, Wm. A. Brown, Bank o f A m e rica . — George Newbold, Benj. Cornelius Poillon, John B. Dunham, Charles J. L. Swan, Frederick Sheldon, Asa Fitch. W m . H. Shepard, Benj. W . Merriman, John Coger, jr., Eg­ Aspinwall, Thos. H. Faile, Augustin Averill, H. bert Scudder, W m . L. Conklin, John Leveridge, M. Hayes, David Thompson* John Cryder, Stew- George B. Whitfield. tirt Brown, W m . W hitlock, Jr., Robt. C. Goodhue, C h e m ica l.— C. V. S. Roosevelt, John D .W olfe, Henry A. Stone, Joseph Battell. Robert M ^oskry, Bradish Johnson. Bank of C om m erce. —Robt. B. Minturn, Rus­ C ity .— G. A. W orth, S. C. Marsh, Aaron C. sell H. Nevins, Pelatiah Perit, Sam’ l B. Ruggles, Reid, T. E. Walker, W . W . F ox, Henry Dela- Charles H. Russell, Stephen W hitney, H. C. De field, R. M. Lawrence, Daniel Parish, Moses T a y ­ Rham, Joseph Sampson, D. S. Kennedy, G. T. lor, Abr’ m Bell, Lora Nash, Henry Shelden, J. H. A dee.J. C. Green, E . D. Morgan, Adam Norrie, Brower, T . Putnam, John J. Cisco. S. J. Beals, Denning Duer. C itiz e n s ’ B ank *—Jay Jarvis, Jas. C. Baldwin, Bank of N ew Y o rk . —John Oothout, Peter Daniel Burtnett, Robert Barkley, Jas. M. McLean, Schermerhorn, G. G. Howland, Henry Beeckman, W . J. Valentine, John Mcllveen, Martin Y . Bunn, J. H. Hicks, Robert Benson. C. ,E. Bill, E . Bopnen W illiam Close, Jabez H. Lyon, Barney Bartram, Graves, C. P. Leverich, Josiah Lane, James W iliam Hall, Joseph N. Barnes, Chas. Curtiss. Marsh, Frederick Schtichardt, L. M Hoffman. D r y D o c k .— George Law . John Dimon, W . B a n k o f N o r th A m e r ic a . —W m. F. Have- H. Hays, M. C. Story, E. H. Tr^cy, E. B. St. John, meyer, Patrick Strachan, W m . M. Bliss, Ralph W . Jas. Murphy, F. T . Hayes, B. C. Webster. Newton. Henry A. Kent, Chas. M.Connolly, George Griswold, jr., Samuel L. Bush, Wm. K. Strong, F u lt o n .—S. L. Mitchill, A. G. Phelps, Joseph Henry Stanton, David B Turner, Chas. E. Beebe, Kernochan, Sam’l Thompson, David Stewart, Ed­ Aaron Champion, Luther C. Clark, John W atson. mund Clark, John Adams, Cor. Smith, B. H. Field, Alfred W illis, Jos. S. Barker, O. D. Grant, Theo­ B a n k o f t h e R e p u b l i c . —G. B. Lamar, Jas. T. Soulter, Geo. B. Car hart, Peter Porier, Francis dore Crane. Skiddy, John J. Crane, George Collins, Geo. G. G r e e n w ich .—John Delamater, C. S. Benson, Sampson, Sumner Stone, W m. S. Tisdale, Wm. H. Herbert Hall, Ebenezer Hill {Albany,) Clinton Gil­ Guion, R. R. Graves, J. W . Phillips, Orray Taft. bert, Edward Green, Horatio Mott, Henry Stokes, A. M. L. Scott, J. N. W ells, A. A. Denman, W . Bank State o f N ew Y o r k .— Cornelius W . Wheelwright, Solemere Bantee, E. H. Hemek. Lawrence, Reuben Wilkes, Isaac Townsend, Joseph Lawrence, John Steward, Chas. A. Davis, Henry H a n o v e r .—Robert T. Woodward, Henry S. W. Hicks, Jonas Conkling, L. S. Suarez, Robt. Terbell, E. B. Litchfield, Chas. T. Pierson, J. N. Center, J. D. P. Ogden, L. M. W iley. Wyckoff, Edward Bridge, A. J. Underhill, Robert H. Berdell, Edw. Corning, Isaac Otis, Ezra W hee­ B ow ery. —A lonzo A . Alvord, J. C. Baldwin, Lewis Bleidorn, A b’ m Oummings, Geo. W . E d­ ler, Alfred Edwards, Richard P. Buck, Joseph G. wards, Jed Frye, John M ’ Menomy, J. A. Mar­ Allen, Albert Woodruff. shall, Alex. Masterton, Jacob Miller, Denton Pear­ I r v i n g . —Edgar H. Laing, Freeman Campbell, sall, W . A. Mead, J. S. Williams, Geo. W ebb, Ge­ David B. Moses, Marshall Pepoon, Abraham Fra- rard Stuyvesant, Mangle M. Quackenbos. zee, Wm. Radford, Geo. H. Bell, Henry Concklin, R. R. Wood, Alex. McKenzie, E. T. Blodgett, D, B road w a y. —F. A. Palmer, W* J. Decker, Aaron Arnold, Alexander Studwell, Morrison, William M. Pullis, H. I. Hart, John John Bodine, John b. Harris, S. C. H ir in g , .H.- Romer. M. W ells D. A. W ood, B. F. Camp, J. Falconer, L ea th e r M a n u fa ctu re rs ’ .—F. C. Tucker, Je- T. Gardiner, F. P. Schoals, J. W . Allen. hiel Jaggar, Jas. Meinell, Paul SpofFord, J. N. Lord, 12 APPENDIX.---- BANKS FOR SAVINGS. Jon. Thorne, W . R . Jones, Caleb Barstow, J. P. N a tion a l. —Jas. Gallatin, Joseph Bouchaud*, Nesmith, A. G. Stout, G. Winthrop Gray, W m . Hugh Auchincloss, Robert Hyslop, H. G. Stev­ H. Russell, W m . H. Macy. ens, Laveille du Berceau, A. H. W ard, J. B. Wil­ M an h a ttan . — C. O. Halsted, W . M. Halsted, son, John De Ruyter, J. F. A. Sanford, Adrian Ise- G. W . Blunt, Edmund Penfold, Oliver Slate, Jr., lin, F. H. Delano, J. W . Schulten. E dw in Hoyt, Silas Brown, James W arren, And’ w N orth R iv e r . —Cha’ s Denison, M. O. Roberts; Mount, G. D. H. Gillespie. Sam’l Perry, S. S. W yckoff, C. V. B. Ostrander, M e ch a n ics’ .—Shepherd Knapp, Loring An­ Levi Apgar, George'Tredwell, Benj. C. Webster, M. Armstrong, Charles Denison, Jr., M. A. Hop­ drews, L. W . Stevens, Richard Irvin, T . C. Char- pock, Henry Suydam, Jr. davoyne, R ob ’ t Kelly, Philip Henry, C. H. Sand, O. B. Tw eedy, W m . Chamberlain, John Bullard, O cean. —D R. Martin, Valentine Kirby, Rob’t Jr., A. C. Kingsland, Fr. Hall, and Isaac Fryer, Haydock, Nathaniel W eed, B. A. Mumford, Sam’l Pres. Mech. Soc, ex officio. S. Bowman, G. W . Burnham, John Boyce, L. D. Coman, Geo. Elder, Joseph M. Brown, Marcus M ech an ics’ B a n k in g A sso cia tio n .—Fred’kSpring, Silas K. Everett. * Pentz, J. R . W alter, P. T. Ruggles. James Har­ riot, W m . Tucker. John Randall, A. G. Thomp­ P a c i f i c .—Wm. Tilden, John A. Merritt, Ebe- son, Thomas Addison, Mason Thomson, Adoni- nezer Beadleston, Jas. Foster, Chas. B. White, Ebe- ram Chandler, R. F. Carman, James VanNorden, nezer H. Pray, Amos F. Hatfield, Chas. A. Secor, J. T. B. M axwell, Nicholas Ludlum, J. A. Bunt­ Wm. Smith, Jas. T. Bertine, Nathan C. Ely, Henry ing, R. E. Mount, P. J. Bogert, Leonard Kirby, W enzel, D. Young, E. Roberts, Geo. R. Jackson. Rutsen Suckley, AV. A . F. Pentz, Sheldon Smith. P e o p l e ’ s—John P. Yelverton, Gaylord B. Hub- bell, Charles Crane, John Mace, Simon Shindler, M ech a n ics’ and T ra d ers’ .—John Clapp, John B. Spafford, Philip J. Bonesteel, Jeremiah W m . Dennistoun, John Rogers, J. M. Mills, B. Terbell, David F. Baker, Matthias Clark, Wm. M. B. Keeler, Thompson Price, Jerem’h Clark, Step’n WilsonJ James S. Brouwer, L. H. Moore, George D. Lyon, Russell Dart, John Palmer, F ’ klin Haines, Cragin, John W . Lewis. R . Blydenburgh, G. I. Price, Stephen Valentine. P h e n ix .—Thomas Tileston, Henry Cary, J. W. M etrop olita n .—Jas. M ’ Call, Henry Suydam, Otis, M. H. Grinnell, T . W . Gale, J. J. Henry, Jr.', W ilson G. Hunt, W m . W . Stone, Benj. B. D. B. Fearing, Drake Mills, Israel Corse, F. J. Sherman, Henry C. Bowen, Geo. Roberts, Horace Anderson, W m . Bryce, W m . F. Cary, Eugene B. Claflin, Daniel S. Miller, Edward G. Faile, Dutilh, B. F. Dawson. State Director, D. Curtis, Jr. Lew is P. W ilson, Henry L. Pierson, John Stew­ S ev en th W a r d .—J. W . Lawrence, Abraham ard, Jr., Jonathan H. Ramson, Charles H. Booth, Dally, Philip Harmon, David Brown, Francis A . Robertson W alsh, Thomas Smull. Gross, R. W . W ood, W . B. Townsend, Elias Pon- M e rca n tile. —W . B. Douglas, George Merritt, vert, Fletcher Harper, W illiam Halsey, Geo. W ; Joseph Stuart, J. N. Phelps, Calvin Burr. Corlies, A. R. Van Nest, A. C. Downing. M erch an ts’ .—J. J. Palmer, Benjamin Aymar, T r a d e s m e n ’ s.—W illiam H. Falls, Ebenezer R . L. Maitland, S. T. Carey, B. B. Sherman, A. T. Cauldwell, Shivers Parker, Josiah Macy, S. I. Stewart, W . H. Townsend, J. Auchincloss, E. F. Hunt, W . C. Dougherty, Geo. Abeel, J. W. Cor­ Sanderson, W . E. Wilmerding, C. W . Faber, W . lies, W . N. Seymour,. Irad Hawley, Henry Trow­ A . Hadden. bridge, Geo. Palen, S. T. Skidmore, W . C. Tay­ M erch an ts’ E x ch a n g e. —James V an N os­ lor, Life Smith, D. H. Brooks, G. G. Smith, G. N. trand, J. B. Varnum, James Brooks, D. C. Kings­ Bleecker, R. A. Reading, Samuel Milbank, Jr. land, Lyman Denison, Joseph Petit, W illiam A. U n ion . —F. Deming, S. S. Howland, Morris Thomson, H ow el Hoppock, J M. Hoyt, D. S. Ketcham, Henry Coit, Lewis Curtis, D. Ebbets, Gregory, M. O. Roberts, J. J. Van Nostrand, W . A. W hite, Jas. Chesterman, D. H. Arnold, W. Edward W illis. ,S. Miller, H. K. Corning. B A N K S FOR S A V I N G S . b a n k : f o r s a v i n g s i n c i t y o f n . y ., E M I G R A N T I N D U S T R I A L SAVIN G S, 51 107 C h a m b e r s ; ------------------- Pres.; Jas. De C h a m b e r s ; Gregory Dillon, Pres.; Joseph Peyster Ogden, Sec.; C. O. Halsted, Treas.; Stuart, 1st Vice Pres.; P. A. Hargous, 2d Chas. Connor, Accountant; InVtpayable, 3d Mond. V• Pres. ; Fanning C. Tucker, Ti'eas. Open daily. July & J a n .; Days when open—Every afternoon, G R E E N W I C H , 41 A venue 6t h ; William from 4 to 6, p. m . Friday fo r females exclusively. Mandeville, P res.; Wm. S. Whittemore and E. B O W E R Y , 128 B o w e r y ; James Mills, P res.; N. Pigot, Secy’s ; Clinton Gilbert, Treas.; IntH Giles H. Coggeshall, Sec.; IntH payable, 3d Mond. payable, Jan. and July ; D a y s when open—Mond., July & J a n .; Days when open—Mond., Thurs., & W ed. &Fr:d .,5 to 7, p . m . Sat., 5 to 7 p . m . I N S T I T U T I O N F O R T H E SA V IN G S OF D R Y D O C K S A V I N G S , 619 F o u r t h ; Schure- M E R C H A N T S ’ C L E R K S , 5 Beekman. M. man Halsted, P res.; James L. Stewart, Sec.; H. Grinnell, Pres ; J. J. Palmer, Ti'eas.; Benj. R Int. payable, 3d Monday July & J a n .; Open Mon­ W inthrop, Sec. Open from April 1st to Oct. 1st day, Wednesday, and Saturday, from 5 to 7, on Tues. & Sat., from 6 to 8, p. m ., on Thurs., from p . M. 4 to 8, p . m . ; from Oct. 1st. to April 1st., on Tues.. E A S T R I V E R S A V IN G S IN S T IT U T IO N , & Sat., from 5 to 8, p .m . on Thurs., from 3 to 8, p. m . 169 C h a t h a m Sq. ; Open to receive deposits, on Mond., Thurs. & Sat., from 5 to 7, p . m . ; Interest M A N H A T T A N , 648 B roadw at ; Open daily; payable, Jan. & July. Elias G. Drake, P res.; Ambrose C. Kingsland, Pres.; A . A. Alvord. Thomas Williams, jr., Peter H. Titus, Vice Sec. Presidents ; Charles A. W hitney, Sec. This In­ S E A M E N ’ S B A N K F O R S A V IN G S , 82 stitution secures to females, married or unmar­ W a l l ; Pelatiah Perit, Pres.; W m . Neilson, ried, and who afterwards become married, the Sec. ; Joseph W . Alsop, jr., Treas.; IntH paya­ full and exclusive enjoyment o f all their pro­ ble. 3d Mond., Jan. & July ; Open daily, from 10 to perty invested therein. 2 p. m . APPENDIX.---- INSURANCE COMPANIES IN NEW YORK, 13 I N S U R A N C E C O MP A N I E S IN N E W YORK. IN SU RAN CE— FIRE 5 JETN A, 66 W a l l ; Charles Town, Pres. ; Jacob F R A N K L IN , 40 W all ; Cady Hollister, Pres.; Brouwer, Sec. ; Capital, $200,000 ; Shares, 4,000 ; Wm. L. Avery, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; James Par, $50; Dividends, June and D e c.; Richard A . Requa, Agent. P. Dunn, Surveyor. F R A N K L I N , o f Boston, 20 M e r . E x . ; J. P. JETN A, of Hartford, Conn., 72 W a l l ; T . A. A l­ Tappan, A gent; Capital, $300,000. exander, A gent; Capital, $300,000 : Shares, 3,000 : Par, $100. ’ ’ F R A N K L I N , o f Philadelphia, 67 W a l l ; Peter Notman, Agent; Capital, $1,212,708 44; Shares, A E T N A , o f Utica, 74 W a l l ; J . E . Hinman, 12,099 ; Par, $100. ’ Pres. ; A. F. Rockwell, Sec. ; Capital, $125,000. G E N E R A L M U T U A L . 50 W all ; N . G. Rut­ A L B A N Y , 60 W a ll; Teunis Van Vechten, P res.; gers, Pres.; Alfred Ogden, V. Pres. ; B. C. Morris, Stephen Groesbeeck, Sec.; Capital, $200,000 ; Sec. ; C. Preswick, Inspector. Janies Wright, Agent. G R E E N W I C H ., 400 H udson ; Tim othy W hit- A M E R IC A N , o f Boston, Mass., 46 P in e ; Capital, temore, Pres.; James Harrison, Sec. ; Capital, $300,000; Asa Bigelow, Jr., Agent. $200,000 ; Shares, 8,000 ; Par, $25 ; Dividends, A M E R IC A N , Providence, R. I., 46 P in e ; Asa August and February; G. D. C. Marsh, Surveyoi\ Bigelow, jun., Agent. 81 W a l l ; Sampson Moore, Pres.; J. A M E R IC A N F IR E S , o f Philadelphia, 50 Milton Smith, Sec.; Capital, $200,000 ; Shares, W a l l ; S .G. Walker, Agent; Cash assets, $500,000. 4,000 ; Par, $50 ; Dividends, March and Sept. A M E R IC A N M U T U A L , 65 W a l l ; liquida­ H A R T F O R D , of Hartford, Conn., 42 W il l ia m ; ting ; ■■ ■ —- and D. A. Bokee, Receivers. E. W hite, Agent; Capital, $150,000. A M E R IC A N M U T U A L , Amsterdam, N. Y., 13 H O W A R D , 66 W a l l ; R. Havens, Pres. ; Lewis M ers . E x . ; George Warnick, Pres.; John Stew­ Phillips, Sec.; Henry A. Oakley, Asst. Sec, ; Cap­ art, Vice- Pres.; H. N. Hadley, Sec.; S. W . ital, $250,000 ; Shares, 5,000 ; Par, $50 ; Dividends, Thompson and A . Edwards, Agents; Capital, June and December ; R. P. Dunn, Sumeyor. $125,000. H U D S O N R I V E R , 40 W a l l ; Isaiah Blood, A T L A N T IC , o f Brooklyn, 74 W a l l ; Czar Dun­ Pres.; T .C . Morgan, Vice-Pres.; P. J. Avery, ning, Pres. ; Horatio Dorr, Sec.; Capital, $150,000. Sec.; James A. Requa, Assistant Sec.: Capital, $ 200 ,000 . AUGUSTA (G eo.) IN S . & B A N K IN G C O ., 76 W a ll; Capital, $375,000 ; Thos. G. Casey, Agt. IN S U R A N C E C O . O F N O R T H A M E R I ­ B O W E R Y , 124 B o w e r y ; W m . Hibbard, P res.; C A , of Philadelphia, 60 W a l l ; A. G. Coffin, George G. Taylor, Sec.; Capital. $300,000; Shares, Pres.; Henry D. Sherrerd, Sec.; Capital, $600,- 12,000; Par,' $25 ; Dividends, June and Decem­ 000 ; James W right, Agent. ber ; W . M. Mailler, Surveyor. IN S . C O . O F S T A T E O F P E N N S Y L V A ­ B R O A D W A Y , 418 B roadway, c. C a n a l ; Schure-, N I A , at Philadelphia, 65 W a l l ; John S. No­ ble, A gent; Capital, $200,000. man Halsted, Pres.; John Wray, Sec.; Capital, $200,000 ; Shares, 8,000 ; Par, $25 j Divid, Jan. & J A C K S O N M A R I N E , 20 M e r . E x c h . ; liqui­ July. dating ; J. P. Tappan, Receiver ; Capital, $200|f 000 ; Shares, 8,000 ; Par, $25. B R O O K L Y N , o f Brooklyn, 6 M e r . E x c h . ; W m . Ellsworth, Pres.; A. G. Stevens, Sec.; Capital, J E F F E R S O N , 50 W a l l ; Moses Tucker, Pres.; $ 102,000. G. T. Hope, Sec. ; Capital, $200,000 ; Par value, $30 ; Div., March & Sept. Joseph Marsh, Surveyor. C IT IZ E N S ’ 67 W a l l & 64 B o w e r y ; Daniel Burtnett, Pres. ; James M. McLean Sec.; Cap­ K I N G S ’ C O U N T Y M U T U A L , 67 W a l l ; W . ital, $150,000; Shares, 7,500; Par, $20; Divi­ E. Lewis, Agent. dends, June and December. K N I C K E R B O C K E R , 64 W a l l ; George Ire­ ’C IT Y , 61 W a l l ; George S. Fox, P res.; D. land, Pres. ; A. B. McDonald, Sec. ; Capital, F. Curry, Sec. ; Capital, $210,000 ; Shares, 3,000 ; $280,000 ; Shares, 7,000 ; Par, $40 ; Dividends Par, $70; Dividends, Feb. & A u g .; Samuel June and December ; Henry Esler, Sumeyoi'. Townsend, Surveyor. L E X IN G T O N , o f Lexington, Ky., 76 W a l l ; CLIN TO N , 40 W il l ia m , Hugh Laing, Pres.; Capital, $300,000 ; J. Hoxie, Agent. Samuel J. Willis, Sec.; Capital, $250,000. L I V E R P O O L A N D L O N D O N , 56 W all ; CO LU M BU S, Ohio, 14 W a l l ; P. D ow , A gent; James Brown, Chairman ; Francis Cottenet, Dep­ Capital, $140,000 ; Par, $20. uty Chairman ; Alfred Pell, Resident Sec.; Capital, C O M M E R C IA L , 8 M e r . Ex.; Jno.Vannostrand, $ 10 ,000 ,000 . Pres. : Chas. J. Martin, Sec.; Capital, $200,000 ; M A N H A T T A N , 68 W a l l ; Nathaniel Richards, Shares, 4,000; Par, $50 ; Thomas Esler, Inspector. Pres. ; William P. Palmer, Sec.; Capital, $250,000; CO N N E C TIC U T, o f Hartford, Conn., 42 W i l ­ Shares, 5,000 ;• Par, $50. l ia m ; E . W hite, A gent; Capital, $200,000. M A N U F A C T U R E R S ’ , o f Boston, 46 Pine ; E A G L E , 71 W a l l ; A. G. Stout, P res.; Henry Capital, $400,000 ; A. Bigelow, Jr., Agent. Morris, Sec.; Capital, $300,000; Shares, 7,500; M E R C H A N T S ’ G r e e n w ic h cor. F u l t o n ; Aaron Par, $40 ; R. P. Dunn, Surveyor. Clark, Pres.; George W . Savage, Sec.; Capital, E A S T R I V E R , 69 W a l l ; John Brouwer, Pres. $ 200,000. Charles H. Birney, Sec.; Capital, $150,000; M E R C H A N T S ’ , Louisville, 60 W a l l ; D. S. Shares, 10,000 ; Par, $15 ; Dividends, June & Dec. Benedict, Pres.; Capital, $175,000; W , W . Dib- E M P I R E C I T Y , 49 M e r s . E x .; James T. Tal- blee, Agent. man, Pres.; Lindley Murray, Sec.; Capital, M E R C H A N T S ’ , Boston, Mass., 46 P in e ; Asa $200,000 ; Shares, $100. Bigelow, jr., Agent; Capital, $500,000. E M P I R E S T A T E , o f Saratoga Springs, 67 M E R C H A N T S ’ M U T U A L , o f Buffalo, 76 W a l l ; Elisha Peck, Agent; Capital, $2u0,000. W a l l ; W . O. Brown, Pres.; Walter Joy, Sec. ; F I R E M E N ’ S, 59 W a l l ; Francis T. Luqueer, Capital, $100,000 ; Joseph Hoxie, Agent. . Pres. ; Niel Gray, Sec. ; Capital, $204,000 ; Shares, M U T U A L , of the City and County o f Albany, 60 12,000 ; Par, $17 ; Dividends, April and October, W a l l ; Erastus Corning, Pres.; M. Trotter, Sec.; Pine Hopkins, Surveyor. Capital, $300,000; James Wright, Agent. 14 APPENDIX.-— INSURANCE COMPANIES IN NEW YORK. M U T U A L S E C U R IT Y ^ ,* o f New, Haven, 65 N O R T H W E S T E R N , o f Oswego, JN^ 74 W alt. ; N. Peck, Jr., Pres. ; P. S. Galpin, Sec.; WALL^George Deming, j£gen*; Capital, $160,000. Cash Capital, $100,000. N O R W I C H , 72 W a l l ; T. A. Alexander, Jlgent: N A T IO N A Ii, 52 W a l l ; T. W . Thorne, Pres. ; Capital, $150,000'. W . C. Kellogg, Sec.; Capital, $150,000 ; Shares, O H IO , 68 W all ; W m . B. Hubbard, Pres.; Ca»- 4,000 ; Par, $37,50 ; Dividends, May and Nov. ttaJ, $300,000 ; W illiam James Boggs, Agent. N A T IO N A L , o f Boston, 20 M e r . E x ., J. P. Tap- O R L E A N S , o f Albion, N. Y., 68 W a l l : Wm pan, A gent; Capital, $500,000 ; Shares, 10,000 ; Jas. Boggs, A gent; Capital, $150,000. Pa?*, $50 ; Dividends, April and October. P A C IF I C , 461 B r o a d w a y ; Thos. Jeremiah, Pres.* N E P T U N E , o f Boston, 20 M e r . E x. ; J. P. Tap- Amos F. Hatfield, Sec. ; Capital, $200,000 ; John pan, Agent ; Capital, $300,000. P. Lecour, Surveyor'. N . Y i E Q U I T A B L E , 58 W a l l ; R. J. Thorne* P E O P L E ’ S, 173 C a n a l ; Jeremiah Terbell, Pres.* Pres.; John Miller, Sec.; Capital, $210,000 ; Moses G. Leonard, Sec. ; Cap., $150,000; Shares! Shares, 6,000 ; Par, $35 ; Dividends, Jan. & July. $50 ; George Paulding, Surveyor. N E W Y O R K F I R E A N D M A R I N E , 72 P R O T E C T I O N , o f Hartford, Conn., 67 W all ; W all ; O. H. Jones, Pres.; Daniel Underhill, Elisha Peck and J. S. Clark, Agents Capital. Sec. ; Capital, $200,000 ; Shares, 2,000 ; Par, $100; $300,000 ; Shares, 6,000 ; Par, $50. Dividends, Feb. and Aug. P R O T E C T IO N , o f Waterville, N. J., W all, N# Y O R K M U T U A L , 50 W a l l ; B. McEvers, c. H a n o v e r ; Cap., $100,000; J. W . Bouck AgH. Pres.; T . B . Satterthwaite, Vice-Pres; J. H. Lyell, P R O V ID E N C E W A S H IN G T O N , of Provi­ Sfec ; W m . H. Merry, Jnsp. ; Subscrip., $400,000. dence, R. I., 46 P in e ; Capital, $200,000 j A. Big­ N E W Y O R K P R O T E C T IO N , o f Rome, N. Y* low, Jr., Agent. 60 W a l l ; John Stryker, Pres. ; Capital, $200,- S A R A T O G A M U T U A L , o f Saratoga Springs. 000; James W right, Agent. 65 W a l l ; James C. Hallock, Agent. N E W Y O R K S T A T E , 35 W a l l J Oliver H. S T U Y V E S A N T , 151 B o w e r y ; EYed’k R. Lee, Palmer, Pres.; Ruel Taylor, Sec.; D. Yan Wart, Pres. ; Samuel Willetts, Vice-Pres.; Benj. J. A gent; Capital, $200,000. Pentz, Sec. ; Cap., $200,000; John Cox, Surveyor. N E W Y O R K U N IO N , o f Johnstown, N. Y., U N IO N M U T U A L , 58 W a l l ; John Falco­ W a l l , cor. H a n o v e r ; J. W . Bouck, Agent. ner, Pres.; Jno. S. Tappan, Vice Pres.; Ferdi­ N I A G A R A , 67 W a l l ; W . B. Bend, Pres.; L. G. nand Stagg, Sec. ; Cash Capital, $600,000 ; Shares Irving, Sec.; Capital, $200,000. 6,000; Par, $100; Wm. M. McCutcheon, Surveyor. N O R T H A M E R I C A N , 67 W a l l ; James W . U N I T E D S T A T E S F I R E , 69 W a l l ; Joshua Otis, Pres.; R. W . Bleecker, Sec. ; Capital, $250,- S. Underhill, P res.; James Wilkie, Sec.; Capi­ 000 ; Shares, 5,000 ; Pa?*, $50 ; Dividends, June & tal, $250,000 ; Shares, 10,000 ; Par, $25; Dividends, December ; Joseph Graham, Surveyor. January and July ; S. W inant, Surveyor. N G R T H R I V E R , 192 G r e e n w ic h ; Peter R. U T IC A , 67 W a l l ; Elisha Peck, Agent; Capital) W arner, Pres. ; John Hegeman, Sec. ; Capital, $150,000. $350,,000 ; Shares, 14,000 ; Par, $25 ; Dividends, W A S H IN G T O N , 7 W a l l ; Geo. C. Satterlee, A pril and O ctober; John Marseilles, Surveyor. Pres.; A. H. Muller, Sec.; Capital, $200,000. INSURANCE— MARINE. A M E R I C A N M U T U A L , o f Amsterdam, N. Y., M E R C H A N T S ’ M U T U A L , of Buffalo, 76 13 M e r s . E x . ; Geogre W arnick, Pres. ; John W a l l ; W . O. Brown, Pres.; Walter Joy Sec.; Stewart, Vice-Pres.; H. N. Hadley, Sec. ; Capital, Capital, $100,000 ; Joseph Hoxie, Agent. $125,000 ; S. W . Thompson & A. Edwards, Agts. M U T U A L S E C U R I T Y , o f New Haven; 65 A S T O R M U T U A L , 36 W i l l i a m ; Zebedee W a l l ; N. Peck, Jr., Pres.; P. S. Galpin, Sec.; Cook, P res.; Edward A nthony, Vice Pres: ; Ed­ Cash Capital, $100,000. ward A. Strong, Sec. ; J. J. Dickinson, Inspector. N A S H V I L L E O F N A S H V I L L E , TENN, A T L A N T I C M U T U A L , 14 and 16 M e r c h a n t s ’ 72 W a l l ; Capital, $300,000 ; James A. Porter, E x c h . ; W . R. Jones, Pres. ; J. L. Hale, Vice Pres.; James Walker, Sec.; A. B. Holmes,. P?*es.; D. D. Smith, Sec.; Dividends, Y early; Agent. Samuel J. W aring, Inspector. N E W Y O R K , 50 W a l l ; B. McEvers. Pres.; A U G U S T A (G eo.) IN S . & B A N K IN G C O ., T. B. Satterthwaite, V. P res.; JohnH. Lyell, * 76 W a l l ; Capital, $375,000 ; Thos. G. Casey, Agt. Sec.; Capital, $500,000; Par, $50; Dividends, C O L U M B U S , (Ohio) ; 76 W a l l ; Capital, $140,- January and J u ly ; W m. H. Merry, Inspector. 000 ; P. Dow, Agent. NEW Y O R K F I R E A N D M A R IN E , 72 D E L A W A R E M U T U A L , o f Philadelphia, 65 W all ; Oliver H. Jones, Pres.; Daniel Under­ W a l l ; W m . Martin, Pres. ; Alfred Pell & J. S. hill, Sec. ; Capital, $200,000 ; Shares, 2,000; Par, Noble, Agents. $100 ; Dividends. Feb. and August. G E N E R A L M U T U A L , 50 W a l l ; N. G. R ut­ N O R T H W E S T E R N , o f Oswego, N. Y. 74 gers, P res.; Alfred Ogden, V. P res.; B. C. W a l l ; George Deming, Agent; Capital, $150,000, Morris Sec ; C. Preswick, Inspector. P H O E N IX M U T U A L , o f Phil., 65 W all ; J. I N S . C O . O F N O R T H A M E R I C A , o f Phila., R. Wucherer, Pres. ; Alfred Pell & J. S. Noble, 60 W a l l ; A . G. Coffin, Pres. ; Henry D. Sher- Agents. rerd, Sec.; Capital, $600,000; James W right P R O T E C T I O N , o f Hartford, Conn., 67 W all ; and W . W . Dibolee, Agents. Elisha Peck and J.. S. Clark, Agents9 Capital, J A C K S O N M A R I N E , 20 M e r c h a n t s ’ E x c h .; $300,000 ; Shares, 6,000 ; Par, $50. liquidating; J. P. Tappan, Receiver; Capital, SUN M U T U A L , 2 and 4 M e r c h . E x c h . ; A. B $200,000 ; Shares, 8,000 ; Par $25. Neilson, Pres. ; Alfred Seton, Vice Pres.; John L E X I N G T O N , o f Lexington, K y .; 76 W a l l ; Whitehead, Sec.; Dividends, yearly; A. B. Clark, Capital, $300,000 ; J. Hoxie, Agent. Inspector. M E R C A N T I L E M U T U A L , 63 W a l l ; Joseph U N IO N M U T U A L , 58 W a l l ; John Falconer Walker, Pres. ; Lewis G-regory, V. President; Pres. ; Jno. S. Tappan, Vice-Pres. ; Ferdinand Elwood W alter, Asst. V. Pres. ; Charles New- Stagg, Sec. ; Cash Capital, $600,000; Shares, 6,000 j comb, Sec.; Joseph Ellis, Inspector. Par, $100 ; E. Latham, Marine Sutveyor. M E R C H A N T S ’ , o f Louisville, K y ..*60 W a l l ; U N IO N M U T U A L , of Philadelphia, 65 W all ; D. S. Benedict, P res.; Capitals $175,000: W . Richard S. Smith, Pres.; George Lewis, Sec.; W . Dibblee, Agent. Cap., $400,000; Alfred Pell & J. S. Noble, A g'f. T—. APPENDIX. INSURANCE COMPANIES IN NEW TORE. 15 IN SU R A N C E — LIFE AND TRUST. COnn- 18 M eks. E x. 5 A . M U T U A C E I R E , ofN . Y., 35 W a l l ; Joseph "• C ollin s, Pres. ; Isaac Abbatt, Sec. ; Charles (London,) .and New York, 44 GUI, Actuary ; Capital, $1,500,000. W a l l , Joseph Fowler and Robert S. Buchan- ^ Agents ; Capital, $5,000,000 ; Par. £500 : Di- N A T IO N A L LOAN FUND, (London), Life 1ndends, tnenm ally. 5 * Assur. Society of, 71 W a l l ; J . Leander Starr,- General Agent; E. T. Richardson, Gen. Account- A M E R IC A N M U T U A L , o f New Haven, 40 ant; Capital, £ 500,000, or $2,500,000! W a l l ; Benjamin Silliman, P res.; *P D W hit- S more, Actuary ; Capital, $100,000 ; Div., January N E W E N G L A N D M U T U A L , of Boston, 218 P u l t o n ; John Hopper. AgH ; Capital, $100,000 ; 1 B R IT IS H C O M M E R C IA L , 0f London. 65 Dividends, Every 5 years. W a l l ; Capital £600,000 or $3,000,000 ; John i Robinson, Gen. Agent. N E W Y O R K L I F E IN SU R A N C E , 106 B r o a d w a y ; Morris Franklin, P res.; Pliny Free- 1 C H A R T E R O A K , o f Hartford, Conn., 11 W a l l : man, Actuary, Capital, ------------------; Dividends, Gideon Welles, Pres. ; W m. T. Lee, Vice-Pres. ; Samuel Coit, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Porter & Oakes, Agents. Y O R K L I F E IN S. AN D T R U S T , CONNECTICUT M U T U A L L I F E , o f Hart­ (W m. Bard, A ctu ary , 52 W a l l ; DavidThomp- ford, 54 W a l l ;; Capital, $500,000 ; Janies Good­ ^noifrino' ’ e?'hlUp, R Kearny' Sec. ; CapitaL $1,000,000 ; Shares, 10,000 ; Par, $100 ; Dividends, win, Pres.; E. Flower, V. Pres. ; Guy R. Phelps, February and August. ’ ’ < * Sec.; W . S. Dunham, Agent. O H IO L I F E IN S. AN D T R U S T CO., Cin­ E A G L E , (Life and Health), 40 W a l l ; James cinnati, 45 W a l l ; Charles Stetson, Pres. ; Geo . M. Chapman, Pres. ; Richard H. Bull. Actuary ; , Capital. $100,000 ; Shares, 2,000 ; Par, $50; fn i o ’-i™ F- 'Coptfai, $2,000,000; Shares, 20.000 , Par, $100 ; Div., July and Jan. , F A R M E R S ’ L O A N A N D T R U S T CO., 28 UIVYON M U T U A L , o f Boston, 37 W a l l ; E. Ex. Pl . ; D. D. Williamson, P res.; R. K. Dela- B. Pratt, Pres.; Daniel Sharp, Jr., V. Pres ; J. „ field, Sec. ; Capital, $2,000,000 ; Shares, 40,000 ; W . Judd & W . H. Hollister, Agents Par, $50 ; Dividends, January and July, r H A R T F O R D , (Life & Health). 20 M e r s . E x .**; U N IT E D K IN G D O M L I F E A S S U R A N C E James Dixon, Pres. ; H. L. Miller, Sec.; A . W . C O ., o f London, 77 B r o a d ; W m. C . Maitland, Gay, Agent; Capital, $100,000. A gent; Capital, $5,000,000 ; Par, $100. LEXINGTON, o f Lexington, Ky., 76 W a l l ; U oNf IT E D S T A T E S L I F E , (Annuity & Trust,) Phil., 5 N assau ; Capital, $250,000 ; R. G. H. Capital, $800,000 ; J. Hoxie, Agent. Huntington, GenH Agent. M ANHATTAN. 108 B r o a d w a y ; Alonzo A . Al- U. S. L I F E IN S. C d . IN T H E C I T Y O F vord, Pres.; C. Y. Wempel, Sec. ; Cap., $100,000. N . Y . , 27 W a l l ; Frederick Sheldon, Pres.; MUTUAL B E N E F I T , 11 W a l l '; Robert L. John Eadie, Jr., Sec.; John A. Stewart, Actual y ; Patterson, P res.; Benj. C. Miller, Sec. ; Joseph Guarantee Capital, $100,000, in addition to accu­ L. Lord, Agent; Dividends, January. mulated premiums. INSURANCE— MISCELLANEOUS. HEALTH. DEBTS. E A G L E , (Life and Health,) 40 W ; James all L A F A Y E T T E IN S . CO., o f Indiana, 25 N as ­ M. Chapman, Pres. ; Richard H. Bull, Actuary ; sau; Godlove S. Orth. President; A. M. Crane, Capital, $100,000 ; Shares, 2,000 ; Par, $50. Sec. ; Capital, $200,000 ; Dusenberry & Ogden, H A R T F O R D , (Life and Health), 2 0 M e r s . E x .; Agents. James Dixon, Pres. ; H. L. Miller, Sec. ; A. W . Gay, Agent; Capital, $100,000. M ECHANICS’ M U T U A L B E N E F I T A S ­ A C C ID E N T S . . SOCIATION, o f Springfield, Mass., 289 B r o a d ­ M A N H A T T A N , 108 B ro a d w ay ; Alonzo A. Ai- w a y j R. Crossett, Pi'es. ; S. C. Frink, Sec.; vord, Pres.; C. Y. Wemple, Sec. ; Capital, $100,- Accumulated Cash Capital, $16,000 ; Guaranty 000. Capital, $30,000. L IV E S T O C K - N E W E N G L A N D L I V E STO C K IN S . CO ., N E W Y O R K IN S U R A N C E S C R IP O F ­ of New Haven, Conn., 15 M e r s . E x c h ., (Base­ F I C E , 18 M e r . E x . ; W. C. Gilman/ Agent, ment ;) Thomas Kendrick, Pres. ; Geo. T. Rey­ Atlantic, Sun, Mercantile, General Union and nolds, Sec.; Capital, $50,000 ; L. D. Hart, Agent. Astor Insurance Scrip Office. 16 APPENDIX.---- INSURANCE COMPANIES IN PHILADELPHIA. I N S U R A N C E C O M P A N I E S IN P H I L A D E L P H I A . INSURANCE— FIEE. jE T N A , (of Hartford, Conn.,) Thomas K. Brace, M U T U A L A S S U R A N C E , Richard Willing, P res./ Simeon L. Loom is, S e c .; Capital, $250,- Pres.; Lawrence Lewis, Sec. fr Treas.; Assets. 000; J. M. W right, Agent. $475,000. 1 A M E R I C A N , Samuel C. Morton, P res.; Joseph N O R T H A M E R I C A , Arthur G. Coffin, Pres.; H. Mitchell, Sec.; Capital, $277,500; Par, $75; Henry D. Sherrerd, Sec.; Capital, $500,000; Dividends, April and October. Shares, 50,000; Par, $10; Dividends, January C I T Y A N D C O U N T Y M U .TU A L, (liquidating.) and July. C O U N T Y , Charles J. Sutter, Pres.] Jacob F. N O R W I C H , (Conn.,) Charles Johnson, Pres.; Hoeckley, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares, 2,000; Joseph Williams, Sec.; Capital, $150,000; Ro­ Par, $100; Dividends, January and July. bert Ralston, Agent, D E L A W A R E M U T U A L S A F E T Y , W illiam P E N N S Y L V A N I A , Quintin Campbell, Pres.; Martin, P res,; Joseph W . Cowan, Sec.; As­ Beaton Smith, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares sets, $432,746; Dividends, November. 2,000; Par, $100; Dividends, March and Sept. E A G L E . (Cincinnati,) Isaac C. Copelen, P res.; P H I L A D E L P H I A C O N T R IB U T IO N SH IP , J. B. Stockton, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Gillett James S. Smith, Sec. 8; Treas. & Coggshall, Agents. P H I L A D E L P H I A M U T U A L , Joseph Cow- E M P I R E S T A T E M U T U A L , (Saratoga,) perthwait, P res.; W illiam Martin, Jr., Sec. Isaac Fow ler, P res.; Geo. Young, Sec.; Capi­ P R O T E C T I O N , (Hartford, Conn.,) D. W. Clark, tal, $225,000; Gillett & Coggshall, Agents. P res.; W m . Conner, S ec.; Capital, $200,000; J. F I R E A S S O C IA T IO N (M u tu a l), G eorge'W . W right, Agent. Tryon, P res.; W illiam T . Butler, Sec. S P R I N G G A R D E N M U T U A L , L. Shuster, 4,000; Par, $100; Dividends, April and Oct. P res.; L. Krumbhaar, Sec.; Capital, $120,000; H O W A R D , (Lowell, Mass.,) Oliver M. W hip­ Shares, 4,000; Par, $30; Dividends, November. ple, Pres.; Frederick Parker, Sec.; Capital, S T A T E M U T U A L , (Harrisburg,) John P. Ru­ $200,000; Gillett & Coggshall, Agents. therford, Pres.; A. J. Gillett, Sec.; Capital, H U D S O N R I V E R , (N.-Y.,) Josiah Blood, Pres.; $125,000; Gillett & Coggshall, Agents. P. J. Avery, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Gillett & T E N N E S S E E , John M, Hill, Pres.; George W. Coggshall, Agents. Martin, Sec.; Capital, $300,000; Dividends, IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y O F T H E S T A T E April and O ct.; Francis H. Duffee, Agent. O F P E N N S Y L V A N I A , John Stewart, Pres.; T R E N T O N M U T U A L , Joseph C. Potts, Pres.; W illiam Harper, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shades, Eli Morris, Sec.; Capital, $190,000; Francis H. I, 000; Par, $200; Dividends, Feb. and Aug. Duffee, Agent. INSURANCE— MARINE. A M E R IC A N M U T U A L , W illiam Craig, P res.; P res.; John C. Keffer, Sec.; Assets, $350,000; Davis B. Stacey, S ec.; Assets, $100,009; D iv i­ Dividends, February. dends, November. N O R T H A M E R I C A , Arthur G. Coffin, Pres.; C O L U M B IA M U T U A L , George F. McCall- Henry D. Sherrerd, Sec.; Capital, $500,000; mont, P res.; C. M. Burns, Sec.; Dividends, Shares, 50,000; Par, $10; Dividends, January November. and July. P H I A D E L P H I A M U T U A L , Joseph Cow- D E L A W A R E M U T U A L S A F E T Y , W illiam perthwait, P res.; W m . Martin, Jr., Sec. Martin, P res.; Joseph W . Cowan, Sec.; Assets, $432,746; Dividends, November. P H C E N IX M U T U A L , John R. Wucherer, Pres.; David Lewis, Sec.; Assets, $275,000; E A G L E , (Cincinnati,) Isaac C. Copelen, Pres.; Dividends, January. J. B. Stockton, S ec.; Capital, $200,000; Gillett T E N N E S S E E , John M. Hill, Pres.; George W. & Coggshall, Agents. Martin, Sec. ; Cap., $300,000; Dividends, April IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y O F T H E S T A T E and O ct.; Francis H. Duffee, Agent. O F P E N N S Y L V A N I A , John Stewart, Pres.; U N IO N M U T U A L , Richard S. Smith, Pres.; W illiam Harper, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares, George Lewis, Sec.; Assets, $350,000; Divi­ 1,000; Par, $200; Dividends, February and dends, January. August. W A S H IN G T O N M U T U A L , Charles S. Riche, M E R C A N T I L E M U T U A L , Edward H. Miles, P res.; H. M. Springer, Sec.; Assets, $150,000. INSURANCE— LIFE. 2 E T N A , (Hartford,) Thomas K. Brace, Pres•; G I R A R D , B. W . Richards, Pres.; John F. Simeon L. Loomis, Sec.; Cap., $150,000; John James, Actuary; Capital, $300,000; Shares. S. Bradford, Agent. $12,000; Par, $25; Dividends, January ana A M E R I C A N , Leonard Jewell, P res.; John C. July. Sims, Sec. Actuary; Capital, $500,000. G L O B E , Osmon Reed, Pres.; Samuel Bonnell, C O N N E C T IC U T M U T U A L , James Goodwin, Cash.; Cap., $100,000; Dividends, Jan. & July* P res.; Guy R. Phelps, S ec.; Capital, $200,000; H A R T F O R D , James Dixon, Pres.; H. L. Mil­ A . Wadleigh, Agent. ler, Sec.; Assets, $176,000; Dividends, April; E Q U I T A B L E M U T U A L , Peter Cullen, Pres.; Gillett & Coggshall, Agents. Francis W . R aw le, Sec. 4* Treas.; Capital, N A T IO N A L IiOAN FU N D , (London,) Capi­ $250,000. tal, ^2,500,000; John G. Holbrooke, Agent. APPENDIX.---- INSURANCE COMPANIES IN BOSTON. 17 NATJONAL. S A F E T Y , Henry S. Benner, P H I L A D E L P H I A , R. P .K ing, Pres.; Francis %**■ > JD Reed- S.e '-;| ■Capital, ■ ■ ) $250,000; Blackburne, Sec.; Capital, $100,000; Shares, Shares-, 5,000; Pcsr, $50j. ~ Dividends, June & Dec. $25; Dividends, January. N BW Y O R K , (Pennsylvania Branch.) J. B. T R E N T O N M U T U A L , Joseph C. Potts, Pres.; Fry, Pres.; Capital, $400,000; Eli Morris, Sec.; Capital, $190,000; Francis H. N O R TH A M E R I C A N , W illiam C. Ludwig, DufFee, Agent. Pr,eV ; J;Yrnnam F ' D ea n > S ec- $ Trea* -; C ajn - U N IT E D S T A T E S , Steph’ nR . Crawford, Pres. tal, $100,000. f r Charles G. Imlay, Sec. § Treas. ; Capital, $250, PENN M U T U A L , Daniel 1 * Miller, P res.: Jno. W . Hornor, S ec.; Capital, $243,000; Dividends, January. L IV E ST O C K . P E N N S Y L V A N IA , Hyman Gratz, P res.; W i l ­ A M E R I C A N , (Vincennes, Indiana,) Joseph G. liam B. Hill, Actuary; Capital, $500,000; Shares Bowman, Pres.; James H. Roberts, Sec.; Cap­ 5,000; Par, $100; Dividends, January and July. ital, $50,000; John H. Frick, Agent. I N S U R A N C E C O MP A N I E S IN BOSTON, I N S UR A N C E — F I R E . AM ERICAN, J. Ingersoll Bowditch, P res.; A. M E R C H A N T S ’ , Thomas C. Smith, P res.; Geo. C. Dorr, Sec.; Capital, $300,000; Shares, 3,000; Homer, iSiec./ Capital, $500,000; Shares, 5.000: Par, $100; dividends, January, and July. Par, 100; Dividends, April and October. BOYLSTON F I R E A N D M A R I N E , Francis Bacon, Pres.; J. W . Balch, Sec.; Capital, N A T IO N A L , Samuel W . Swett, Pres.* A H $300,000; Shares, 3,000; Par, $100; Dividends, Bean, S ec. ; Capital, ,$500,000; Shares 10,000* Par, $50; Dividends, April and October. * April and October. COCHITUATE, S. P. Heywood, P res.; A. W . P E O P L E ’ S M U T U A L , Jos. Southwick Pres i Betton, Sec.; Capital, $150,000; Shares, 3,000; Charles H. W hite, Sec.; Assets, $100,000* ' Par, $50; Dividends, April and October. R E A L E S T A T E M U T U A L , Jacob Bacon COLUMBIAN, W illiam Savage, P res.; Charles P res.; George E. Sickels, Sec.*, Assets, $4;990. A. Elliot, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares, 2,000 ; S O U T H M U T U A L , James Baker, P res.; Lew is Par, $100. Tucker, S6 e. ; Assets, $2,300. EQUITABLE S A F E T Y M A R I N E A N D F IR E , John Clark, P res.; Samuel W heeler, S T A T E M U T U A L , Ephraim Harrington, P res.; Sec.; Assets, $784,000; Dividends, January. Joseph F . Hovey, Sec.; Assets, $74,644. FRANKLIN, Francis W elch, P res.; W illiam S U F F O L K , Pelham W . Hayward, Pres.*, James M. Byrnes, Sec.; Capital, $300,000; Shares, H. Lunt, Sec.; Capital, $225,000; Shares, 2,250: 3,000; Par, $100; Dividends, January and July. Par, $100; Dividends, April and October. FIREM EN’ S, Thomas C. Amory, P res.; S. G- T R E M O N T , John G. Nazro, P res.; W illiam C. Rogers, Jr., Sec.; Capital, $300,000; Shares, Swift, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares, 2,000; 12,000; Par, $25; Dividends. January and July. Par, $100; Dividends, May and November. M AN U FACTU RERS’ , C .W . Cartwright, Pres.; U N IO N M U T U A L , Enoch Hobart, Pres.; Geo Samuel Hunt, Sec.; Capital, $400,000; Shares, G. Field, Sec.; Assets, $246,000. 4,000; Par, $100; Dividends, April and Oct. MASSACHUSETTS M U T U A L , Chas. W ells, U N IT E D S T A T E S , Robert B. Williams, Pres.; Pres.; William Tufts, Sec.] Assets, $230,000. Levi Ingols, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares. 4,000; Par, $50; Dividends, June and Decern* MECHANICS’ M U T U A L , Adam W . Thaxter, ber. Pres.; Solomon Hovey, Sec.; Assets, $257,900. INSURANCE— MARINE. AMERICAN, J. Ingersoll Bowditch, Pres.; A. H O P E , Samuel Quincy, Pres.; Augustus Lovett. C.Dorr, Sec.; Capital, $300,000; Shares, 3,000; Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares, 2,000; P a r , Par, $100; Dividends, January and July. $100; Dividends, April and October. BOSTON, Lemuel Pope, Pres.; Peter W . Free­ M A N U F A C T U R E R S ’ , C.W . Cartwright, Pres.; man, Sec.; Capital, $300,000; Shares, 3,000; Samuel Hunt, See.; Capital, $400,000; Shares, j Par, $100; Dividends, March and September. 4,000; Par, $100; Dividends, April and Oct. ;BOYLSTON F I R E A N D M A R I N E , Francis M E R C A N T IL E , Nathaniel Meriam, P res.; Bacon, Pres.; J. W . Balch, Sec.; Capital, W illiam B . Coffin, Sec.; Capital, $300,000: $300,000; Shares, 3,000; Par, $100; Dividends, Shares, 3,000; Par, $100; Div. M ay & Nov. April and October. M E R C H A N T S ’ , Thomas C. Smith, Pres.; Geo. COASTERS’ M U T U A L , John Williams, P res.; Homer, Sec.; Capital, $500,000; Shares, 5,000; i A. Houghton, Sec. ; Assets, $123,365. Par, $100; Dividends, April and October. ^COLUMBIAN, W illiam Savage, P res.; Charles N E P T U N E , C. Curtis, Pres.; J. H. Gardner, A. Elliot, Sec. ; Capital, $200,000; Shares, 2,000, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares, 2,000; Par $100; Dividends,A pril and October. t Paf, $100. COM M ERCIAL M U T U A L , John Williams, N E W E N G L A N D M U T U A L , Jos. H. Adams, |i Pres.; George A . Houghton, Sec. P res.; E . P . M eriam , Sec.; Assets, $627,000; Dividends, January. EQUITABLE S A F E T Y , 3ohn S U F F O L K , Pelham W . Hayward, Pres.*, James H. Lunt, Sec.; Capital, $225,000; Shares, 2,250 • Samuel Wheeler, Sec. Assets, $784,000; D ivi- Par, $100; Dividends, April and October. 9 dends, January. B 18 APPENDIX.---- COUNTRY NOTES— RATES OF INTEREST. T R E M O N T , John G. N azro, P res.; W illiam C. W A R R E N , John L. Dimtnock, Pres.; Henry Swift, Sec.; Capital, $ 200,000• Shares, 2,000; Crocker, Sec.; Capital, $150,000; Shares, 1,500; Par, $100; Dividends, May and November. Par, $100; Dividends, April and October. . U N IT E D S T A T E S , Robert B. Williams, P res.; W A S H IN G T O N , Thomas Lamb, Pres.; Isaac Levi Ingols, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares, Sweetser, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; Shares, 2,000; 4,000; Par, $50; Dividends, J une and Dec. Par, $100; Dividends, April and October. INSURANCE—LIFE— HEALTH. L IF E . M U T U A L B E N E F I T , Robert L. Patterson A M E R IC A N , Benjamin Silliman, P res.; Benja­ P « * : ; Benj. C. Miller, See.; Ajsete, $1,192,441; Dividends, January. 1 min Noyes, Sec.; Capital, $150,000; Dividends, January. N E W Y O R K M U T U A L , Joseph B. Collins Pres.; Isaac Abbatt, Sec.; Assefs, $1,000,000; C O N N E C T IC U T M U T U A L , James Goodwin! Dividends, February every five years. * P res.; Guy R. Phelps, Sec.; Assets, $900,000’ N E W E N G L A N D M U T U A L , Willard Phillips, Dividends, February. Pres.; B. F. Stevens, Sec.; Capital, $390,000 M A S S A C H U S E T T S H O S P I T A L , Nathan Dividends, December every five years. 1 Appleton, P res.; Moses L. Hale, Sec.; Capital, U N IO N M U T U A L , Elisha B. Prat^ Pres.- $500,000; Shares, 5,000; Par, $100; Dividends, Henry Crocker, Sec.; Capital, $200.00im Shares January. 2,000 ; Par, $100. 1 COUNTRY NOTES PAR IN NEW YORK. N E W Y O R K C O U N T R Y B A N K S. R E D E E M E D AT Albany City Bank............................................................... . ,100s .Bank State o f New York. Albany Exchange Bank...........................................................all. .Merchants’ Exchange Bank. Bank o f A lbany....................................................... 50s and 100s. Bank o f N ew York. Bank o f Fishkill.................................. all .North River Bank. Bank .of Kindernook....................................... all. .American Exchange Bank. Bank o f N ew burg..................................................................... all, .Merchants’ Exchange Bank. Bank o f P aw lin g....................... all. .Leather Manufacturer’s Bank. Bank o f Poughkeepsie................ all. .Merchants’ Exchange Bank. Bank o f Rondout.............. all. .North River Bank. Bank o f T r o y ........................................................... 50s and 100s .Merchants’ Bank. Catskill Bank.......... .................. all, .American Exchange Bank. Commercial Bank, Albany.......................................................all, .Bank o f Commerce. Farmers’ Bank, T r o y ................................................................all. .Merchant’s Bank. Farmers’ Bank o f Hudson.......................................................ail, .Mechanics’ Bank. Farmers’ and Drovers’ Bank, S om ers................................... all, . Merchants’ Exchange Bank. Farmers’ and Manufacturers’ Bank, Poughkeepsie........... all .Phenix Bank. Hudson River Bank, Hudson...................................................all. .Leather Manufacturers’ Bank. Highland Bank, N ewburg................... all. .Phenix Bank. Kingston Bank, Ulster Co............... .all. .State Bank. Merchants’ Bank, P o u g h k e e p s ie ....................... all. •Phenix Bank. Mechanics’ and Farmerst Bank, A lbany............. 50s and 100s. . Merchants’ Bank. Pow ell Bank, Newburgh.............. *......................................... all. American Exchange Bank. Prattsville Bank....... ..................... all. .American Exchange Bank. Tanners’ Bank, Catskill........................... all. .American Exchange Bank. Ulster County Bank, .............................................. .. i . . . . . a ll. .Merchants’ Exchange Bank. Westchester County B ank....................................................... all. Merchants’ Exchange Bank. N E W J E R S E Y BA N K S. R E D EE M E D AT Belvidere B a n k .. . . . . ; .............. 10s and ovt .Merchants’ Exchange Bank. Commercial B ank................................................... 10s and ovt Mechanics’ Bank. Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank, Mid. P o in t........5s and ovt Fulton Bank. Farmers! and Mechanics’ Bank, N. Brunswick. .5s and ov< Ocean Bank. •Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank o f R a h w a y ... .10s and ovi .Merchants’ Bank. ''Mechanics’ Bank, N ew ark......................................5s and ovt Mechanics’ Bank. Mechanics’ and Manufacturers’ Bank, Trenton. .5s and ove Phenix Bank. Morris Co. Bank........................... 10s and ovc North River Bank. Newark Insurance Co.............................................. 5s and ovt Merchants’ Bank. Orange Bank..............................................................5s and ove American Exchange Bank. ‘Somerset Co. B ank................................................... 6s and ove American Exchange Bank. Sussex Bank........................................................... 10’ s and ove Merchants’ Exchange Bank. State Bank, N ew Brunswick..................................5s and ove Phenix Bank. State R ink, N ew ark................................................ 5s and ovt Manhattan Bank. ;State;Bank, Elizabeth................*........................... 5s and ove Merchants’ Bank. Trenton Banking C o ............................................... 5s and ovt .Manhattan Bank. jE^sum Bank* P a .......................... ............. ........................ a .Union Bank. APPENDIX.---- MISCELLANEOUS. 19 PILOT C O M M ISSIO N E R S, PI each survey on any vessel deemed unfit to pro­ ceed to sea, $2.50. Office open from 7 o’clock. A. M., to 6 o’ clock, P. M. *Vucra a/plicatioaMm iy ^ ^ a d ? ^ e*k?^ MARINE S U R V E Y O R S . (Appointed by the Chamber o f Commerce and Board of Underwriters.) A. J. Cartwright, Joseph linkham . Samuel Candler, Reuben Brumley, ber of Commerce; Russell Sturgis a n d ^ W William Thomson, 115 Wall. Blunt, by the Board of Underwriters ? F Pe£ kms, S e c.; M. H. Grmnell, Pres Chamber of h a r b o r m a s t e r s . Commerce; W alter R. Jones, Pres Board of Underwriters €^oven Harbor Masters, who have, for FM fwi™ «rdPiU >tage.-Vor every vessel dr awins the better accommodation of the public, divided less than 14 feet water, per foot $2 ; 14 feet and the port of New York into eleven Districts, vis : less than 18 feet, $2,50 ; 18 feet and upward district—C har . G. D ean ; Office, 254 South. $3 ; for every armed vessel. $5. If boarded out District extends from Market-st. up East River. Second D istrict-—C h a s . C h a m b e r l a in : Office, 175 of sight of Sandy Hook Light House, one-fourth to the above rates are a ided. From Nov. 1st to , District extends from Market-st. to Fulton Market, East River. April 1st. four dollars are added to the full pi­ lotage of every vessel drawing ten feet and up­ Thb'd District—J ohn H y e r ; Office, 78 South. wards. District extends from Fulton Market to Pine-st. for Outward Pilotage.—For every vessel drawing F o w th D ish-tct— G id v o x F ountain ; Office. South, c. less than 14 feet water, per foot. $1.50 ; 14 feet yvau. District extends from Pine-st. to pier 13, East River. and less than 18 feet, $1.75 ; 18 feet and up­ Fifth District—H e n r y K ip ; Office, 38 South. D is- wards, $3 ; for every day’s detention, $3. tn ct extends from pier 13, East River, to Coen­ For Transportation from North to East River, and ties Slip. vice versa.-—A 74 gun ship, $20 ; a frigate, $15 ; Sixth District—A b r a h a m V an O rdf.n ; Office, 13 a sloop of war, $10 ; all merchant vessels, $5. South. District extends from Coenties Slip to From Quarantine, one-quarter of the inward Whitehall. pilotage, exclusive o f the off shore. Hauling Seventh District— O w e n W . B rennan ; Office, 40 into the river from the wharf, $2. Pilot boats West. District extends from the Battery to holding commissions from this Board, are num­ pier 7, North River bered and designated by a square burgee with Eighth District— J am es E. W ood ; Office, 68 West. white centre and blue border, the number be­ District extends from pier 7, North River, to ing in the centre. Vesey-st. N ew J ersey C om missioners of P il o t a g e .—Offices Ninth District—A l e x . H. S c h u l t z ; Office, 29 Har­ 105 South street, or in York street. Jersey City. rison. District extends from Vesey-st. up N. John F. Ellis. Pres.; W m. G. Hackstaff, of Jer­ River. sey City ; Wm. T. Rogers, o f A m b oy ; Lewis Tenth District— (Brooklyn) ; F ran cis B. S pin o la ; Bosworth, James Heyer, o f Middletown P o in t; Office, 25 Fulton-st., Brooklyn. District ex Lawrence Kearny, of Amboy. tends from the Navy Yard to Fulton Ferry. Fee?.—For piloting between the eastward or south­ Brooklyn. ward of the white buoy, and the ports o f Jersey. Eleventh District— (Brooklyn) ; L u k e R y d e r ; Office, City, Newark, Perth Amboy, or within Sandy 12 Atlantic-st., Brooklyn. District extends from Hook. Vessels drawing less than 14 feet, per Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, to Atlantic Dock. foot, $2 ; between 14 and 18 feet, $2,50 ; more In case of the sickness or absence from the city of than 18 feet, §3 ; vessels of war, $5. Vessels I any of the Harbor Masters, either of them will taken charge of to the westward o f the white attend to his district. buoy, half pilotage. If boarded out o f sight of Sandy Hook Light House, one-quarter to the HARBOR MASTERS’ FEES. above rates to be added. Between the first days On all vessels of the United States, and on all for­ of November and April, in addition to the above eign vessels permitted by law to enter on the for vessels drawing ten feet and upwards, $4 ; same terms as vessels of the United States, less than ten feet. $2 ; and one-half of these ad­ which shall enter, and load, or unload, or make ditional sums for half pilotage. Commissioners’ fast to any wharf, one cent and a half per ton, fees not charged. according to the tonnage in the vessel’ s register or papers. On all other vessels double that rate. N ew Y ork S t a t e P ilo ts ’ A ssociation .—179 South. The fees are payable in forty-eight hours after Officers : John Maginn, Pres. ; Wm. P.' Turnure, the vessel’s arrival, (at the Custom house.) on V. Pres.; Edward Hope, S e c .; Robt. W . Johnson, penalty of paying double the amount and costs Treas. o f suit. 99* The rates of Pilotage the same as those under All sloops and schooners in the coasting trade, on Board of Pilot Commsssoners. application to the Harbor Master or Harbor Hurl-G ate P ilo ts .—Offices 24 Coenties slip, and Masters for a berth, shall pay two dollars ; and Pike cor. South. for adjusting any difference respecting the situ­ Fees.-—From or to Sands’ Point, for schooners, or ation or position of any sloop or schooner en­ iloops, per foot. $1.50 ; square-rigged vessels, gaged in the coasting trade, on the application $1.75.7 From or to Hurl Gate, for schooners or o f the person having charge of such vessel, two sloops, $1; square-rigged vessels, $1.25. From dollars to be paid by the party in fault. the 1st of November to the 1st of April, in addi­ tion to the above, for every ship, bark or brig, $2 ; for every schooner or sloop, $1, R A T E S OF COMMISSIONS, %/ls recommended by the New Yoi'k Chamber of Com* P O R T W A R D E N S . —101 Wall. merce, when no agreement exists to the contrary. (Appointed by the Governor and Senate.) W m .W . ON FOREIGN BUSINESS. Story. Master Warden ; William B. Orne, David On the sale of merchandise, 5 per cent. Bunce. John Field, Jacob Fash, Gilbert Dayton, Sale or purchase o f Stocks, 1 per cent R.T. Norris, CVk. Port Warden’s charges are, for Specie — per cent. each survey on board of any vessel on Hatches Purchase and shipment of Merchandise, with or Cargo, $1.50. For each survey on Damaged funds on h an d; on the aggregate amount of costs Goods, on the wharf or in store, $1,50. For and charges, 2£ per cent. 20 APPENDIX.---- RATES OF COMMISSION AND STORAGE. Drawing or endorsing bills in all cases, 2J per Ashes, Pot and Pearl, per b b l .............. ..........; 8 bent. Beef, bbl..........*•............... .................... .......... 6 Vessels, selling or purchasing, 2J per cent. Bottles, qt. in mats, cr. or hamp. gr............... 8 Procuring freight, 5 per cent. Bark, quercitron, in casks, per ton ................. 60 Collecting freight on general average, 2} per ct. Bagging, cotton, loose or in bales, p c............. 3 Outfits or disbursements, with funds in hand. Butter, in firkins of 601bs., per firkin.. . . . . . . . 2 per cent. Brandy, see Liquors. Effecting Marine Insurance, in all cases, when Candles, in boxes of 50 or 60 lbs.a b ox ........... 2 the premium does not exceed 10 per cent, on the Chocalate in boxes of 50 lbs., per box............. 2 amount insured, £ per cent. Cocoa, in bags, c w t ................................. 2£ W hen the premium exceeds 10 per cent, on the Do. in casks, do............................................ 3 amount of premium, 5 per cent. Coffee, in casks, do....... ................................. 2} Collecting dividends on stock, J per cent. Do. in bags, d o ........ ......................... . 2 Collecting delayed or litigated accounts, 5 per Copperas, in casks, ton ........................................40 eent. Copper, in pigs, do....................................... ... Adjusting and collecting Insurance losses, 2£ Do. in sheets or bolts, do......................... 30 per cent. Copper brazier’s bottoms, per to n .................. 75 Receiving and paying moneys, from which no Cordage, per to n ................................................ 60 other commission is derived, 1 per cent. Cassia, in mats or boxes, per cwt.................... 10 Remittances in bills in all cases, £ per cen t. Cotton, American, in sq. bales, 300 lbs......... 12J Landing and re-shipping goods from vessels in Do. American, in rd. bales, 300 lbs........ . 16 distress on the value, 2£ per cent. Do. W . I., in proportion to round. Receiving and forwarding goods, entered at the Do. E. I., in bales, per 300 lbs............. . 0 eustom house? on the value, 1, and 2J per cent* on Cheese, casks, boxes, or loose, per cw t...• .... 3 responsibilities incurred. Duck, heavy, per bolt... *........................ ....... 11 Do. Ravens or Russia sheeting, per piece j ON INLAND BUSINESS. Dry Goods inboxes or bales, 40 cubic ft ....... 40 On the sale o f merchandise, 2J- per cent. Fish, pickled,bbl...*•••*-.....................*•••••• 6 Purchase and shipment o f merchandise, or ac­ Do. dry, in casks or boxes, per cwt.............. 4 cepting for purchase, without funds or property Do. dry, in bulk, cw t...* .•••......................... 21 in hand, 2J per cent. Figs, in frails, boxes or drums, per cwt......... , 2J Sale or purchase of Stocks, 1 per cent. Flax, per t o n .............. ••••■•......................... 60 Sale or purchase of Specie, £ per cent* Flaxseed, or other dry articles in tierces of 7 Sale o f Bills of Exchange, with endorsement, bushels, tierce.. • ....... *.......................... 10 : j- per cent. Flour, or other dry articles, in bbls............ 4 , Sale of Bank Notes, or Drafts not current, J per Earthenware, in crates of 25 to 30 feet......... . 15 cent. Do. in hhds. of 40 to 50 feet...... . 30. Selling or Endorsing Bills of Exchange, 2£ per Grain, in bulk, bushel........................ . 1 , cent. Ginger, in bags, cw t............ .. ••••••*•*......... 2 \ Selling or purchasing vessels, 2J- per cent. Glass, window, in boxes of 50 feet................> 1J- j Chartering to proceed to other ports to load, 2£ Gin, see Liquors. per cent. Hemp, per t o n ............ ........................................75 ' Procuring or collecting freight, 2J per cent. Hides, dried or salted, per hide................ 1 Outfits or disbursements, 2J per cent. Hardware, in casks of 40 cubic feet............. 40 . Collecting, general average, 2 i per cent. Indigo, in ceroons or boxes, per cwt......... 4 1 Effecting Marine Insurance, m all cases, when Iron, in bars or bolts, per ton ....... ................ 20 the premium does not exceed 10 per cent, on the Do. in hoops, sheets, or nailrods, per ton.,.. 30 J, amount insured, £ per cent.—when the premium Liquors, in punch. of 120 gals., per pun......... 30 a exceeds 10 per cen t., on the amount o f premium, 5 per Do. in qr. casks.............................. . ... • i cent. Do. in pipes or casks, 120 gallons........... 30 a Adjusting and collecting Insurance losses, 2£ Do. bottled, in casks or boxes, doz. bot.. 1£ . per cent. Leather,per side............................... 1 Q Collecting dividends on Stocks, J per cent. Lard, in firkins of 60 lb s-............................ 2 g Collecting bills and paying over the amount, or Lead, pig or sheet, per ton • .................. *••* 20 : receiving and paying moneys from which no Do. dry or ground in oil, per ton ................ 40 | other commission is derived, 1 per cent, Molasses, per hhd. of 110 gallons, (other casks Receiving and forwarding goods, on the value, in proportion,) .......................... 30 9 J per c e n t ; the same, when entered for duty or Nails, in casks, cw t.............•••*................**** 2 , debenture, 1 per cent. Remittances in bills, in Oils, in hhds. or casks, 110 gallons........ . ... 30 • all cases, £ per cent. Do. in chests o f 30 flasks, per chest.............. 4 j The abCve Commissions to be exclusive of the Do. bottled, in boxes or baskets, per doz...... 1} ^ guarantee of debts for sales on Credit, Storage, Paints, in casks or kegs, per ton..................... 40 , Brokerage, and every other charge actually in­ Pork, per b b l................... 6 ^ curred. Porter, see Liquors. 3 The risk of loss by fire, unless Insurance be or­ Pepper, in b a g s,cw t.... ...........*........... •*••••* 2J Q dered, and of robbery, theft, and other unavoida­ Pimento, in casks or bags, per cwt. ble occurrences, if the usual care be taken to se­ Rice, in tierces, tierce..................................... 12 ^ cure the property, is in all cases to be borne by Do. in half do.per half d o .. . . . ............. 3 ^ the proprietor of the goods. Rags, in bales, cw t.......... .............. . ........... 0 W hen bills are remitted for collection, and are Raisins, Malaga, in casks................................. 3 ,j returned under protest, for non-acceptance or Do. do. inboxes.................................. 1 |j non-payment, the same commission to be charged Do. in other packages, per cwt................ 2j as though they were duly honored. Rum, see Liquors. *1 On Consignments of Merchandise, withdrawn Saltpetre, in bags, cwt............ ...................... . 2 ^ or re-shipped, full commission to be charged to Do. in casks, do.......... ........................... 2} ^ the extent of advances o f responsibilities incurred, Salt, in bags or bulk, per bushel................... J * and half commission on the residue of the value. Shot, in casks, per ton. X .. L . . . . . . . • 37 ;. Soap, in boxes of 50 to 60 lbs....... ................. 2 Steel, in bars or bundles, per ton...................... 30 ^ RATES OF STORAGE, Do. in boxes or tubs, per ton ......................... 40 ^ Sugar, raw, in bags or boxes, per cwt.......... . j $ Chargeable per month—as established by the New York Do. raw! in casks, per cwt ...................... ^ Chamber o f Commerce, March 2,1819. Do. refined, in casks or packages............... J £ Almonds in frails or packages, per cwt.........• 6 Tallow, in casks or ceroons, per cw t.............. 2 jj Alum, in casks or bags per t o n .. . . . . . . .......... 40 Tea, Bohea, in whole chests.................... *■•••• " 1% APPENDIX.---- NEWSPAPERS. 21 Tea, B ohea, in h a lf cheats 8 Irish American. Lynch, Cole & Co., 47 Ann D o. green or black, in quarter‘ d ’ ch e sts.'“ Irish Volunteer, Wm. H. White, 57 Centre Journal of Commerce, Hale & Halloek, 94 Wall T°n, bloc0kX permtoPnOP.0.r t!? “ ^ 20 Journal Am. Temp. Union, Rev. J. Marsh, 349 Nas­ Do. in b ox es o f u su al size, per b o x . . . . * . ........ sau H Tobacco, in h hd s., per h h d . . . / . .......... • ........... 37* Journal of the Fine Arts, M. T. Brockilbank & Do. in bales or ceroon s, per cw t 4 Co. 257 Broadway Do. m an u factu red , i n kegs o f a 100 lb s. • 2 Juvenile Wesleyan, L. C. Matlack, 3 Spruce W ines, see L iquors. La Cronica, Antonio Xavier San Martin, 87 Woods, for d y in g , u n d er cover, to n 50 Cedar Do. for d y in g , in y a r d s .............. 25 Lender (The), Wm. T. Atwood, 22 Spruce W h iting, in h h d s, t o n ..................... 37* L ’ Eco d’ltalia, G. F. Secchi -de Casali, 235 Broad­ way j O n articles o n w h ich th e rate is fixed b y w eight, Literary World, E. A. & G. L. Duyckinck, 109 it is u n derstood to be o n th e gross w e ig h t ; a n d on Nassau Liquors, Oils, &c., o n w h ich th e rate refers to g a l­ London Art Journal, George Virtue, 26 John lons, it is u n d erstood t o be o n th e w h ole ca p a city Missionary Advocate, Rev. Dr. Durbin, editor, 200 of the casks, w h eth er fu ll or n o t. T h e p rop rietor Mulberry of Goods to be at th e exp en se o f p u ttin g th e m in Merchant’s & Tradesman’s Journal, E. P. Allen, 9 stores, stow ing aw ay, a n d tu r n in g o u t o f store. Spruce All goods ta k en o n storage; t o be s u b je ct t o on e Message Bird. M. T. Brockilbank & Co.. 257 B’way m onth’ s storage ; i f ta k e n o u t w ith in 15 days Military & Naval Argus, Crawley & Co. 121 Fulton after the ex p ira tion o f th e m o n th , t o p a y h a lf Mirror of the Times, W . W . Wallace, 83 Nas­ a m onth’ s storage ; i f a fte r 15 days, a w hole sau month’ s storage. Missionary Intelligencer, 150 Nassau Morning Star (The), Williams Brothers, 102 Nas­ sau Musical Times, S. B. Saroni, 251 Broadway NEWSPAPERS. National Anti-Slavery Standard, 142 Nassau * National Police Gazette, Geo. Wilkes. 162 Nassau Advocate o f M oral R eform , M rs. S. R . I. B ennet, Editor. 36 Park R ow . Ned Buntline’s Own, E. Z. C. Judson, 7 Spruce New York Traveler, George R. Holbrook & Co. 128 Albion, W illia m Y o u n g , ed itor, 3 B a rcla y Fulton American A rtisan , S am uel F leet, 102 Nassau New Yorker, W m. Fairman, 100 Nassau American M essenger, 150 Nassau New Yorker Staats Zeitung, Jacob Uhl, 214 W il­ American M ission ary, W m . H a rn ed , 48 B eekm an liam American R . R . Jou rn al, H . Y . Poor, 136 Nassau Observer, Sidney E. Morse & Co. 142 Nassau American T em p . R e cord er, B rog n a rd & C o. 118 Organ, Brognard & Co., 118 Nassau Nassau Pathfinder, A. Franklin Bartlett, 128 Fulton American Union, F itts, Joh n son & C o., 114 Nassau Peoples’ Weekly Journal, Richard Walsh, 128 Asmonean (T h e ), R o b e rt L y o n , 140 N assau Nassau Bank N ote R eporter, J o h n T h o m p s o n , 64 W a ll Picayune, Woodward & Co., 122 Fulton Brother Jon ath an , W ils o n & C o. 15 S pruce Propagandist, S P. Andrews. 49 Ann Bulletin o f th e A m erica n A r t U nion, 497 B roadw ay Protestant Churchman, Edward Shannon, 669 Child’s C om panion, J. C . M eeks, 147 Nassau Broadway Choral A dvocate & S in gin g Class Journal, M ason Recorder, Anderson & Dickerson, 122 Nassau & Law, 23 Park R o w Reveille, J. Barton & Co. 47 Ann Christian A d v oca te, R ev. Dr. P eck, e d ito r, 200 Sabbath Recorder, G. B. Utter. 9 Spruce M ulberry Scientific American, Munn & Co., 128 Fulton Christian A m bassador. H alloek & L y ofi. 333 B ’way Shipping & Commercial List, 158 Pearl Christian In qu irer, U nitar. A sso., 257 B roadw ay Spirit of Missions, Daniel Dana, Jr., 20 John Christian In tellig en cer, J. H. B en ier, 103 F u lton Spirit of the Times* John Richards, 1 Barclay Christian M essenger, H alloek & L y o n . 333 B ’ way Sun, Beach Brothers. 91 Nassau Churchman, R e v . W m . W a lto n , P ub., 12 J o h n Sunday Atlas, Herrick & Ropes, 111 Nassau City Guide, S olon H orn, 126 N assau Sunday Courier, Smith. Bangs & Co. 15 Spruce Commercial A dv ertiser, F. H all & Co. 46 Pine Sunday Dispatch, Williamson & Burns, 61 Ann Courrier des E tats U n is, Paul A rp in . 73 F ra n k lin Sunday Mercury, Nichols, Krauth& Cauldwell, Courier & N ew Y o rk E n q u irer, J. W . W e b b . 70 109 Nassau W all Sunday Morning News, H. L. Williams, 102 Nas­ Der freie D eu tsche C ath olik , 150 Nassau sau Deutsche S ch n ellp ost, G u sta v B ach , 77 C hatham Sunday School Advocate, Rev. D. P. Kidder, edi­ Dry Goods R eporter, W m . B u rrou gh s, jr . 44 W i l ­ tor, 200 Mulberry liam Sunday School Journal, J. C. Meeks, 147 Nassau El Revisor, A n to n y J osep h Y r is -a r r i; Ju an M . Sunday Times, Noah, Deans & Howard, 162 Larranga. 4 M urray Nassau Evangelist, W . H. B idw ell, 120 N assau Telegraph, Wm. Hilliard Busteed, 151 Av. 3 Evening M irror. H iram F uller, A n n c. Nassau Tribune, Greeley & McElrath, 154 Nassau Evening Post, W m . C. B ry an t & C o. 18 N assau True Wesleyan, L. G. Matlack, 3 Spruce Express, J. & E . B rooks, W a ll c. Nassau Truth Teller, William Denman, 79 Chatham Farmer & M ech a n ic, Starr & A lb u rtis, 122 Nassau Unit, S. French, 151 Nassau Flag o f O u r U n ion , Sam uel F re n ch , 151 Nassau U. S. Railroad Gazette, Solon Horn. 126 Nassau Foreign M issionary, 23 C en tre W all Street Journal, Frederick Robison, 36 Mer­ Foster’s B ank N ote T able, W m .E . Crane.274 Pearl chants’ Exchange Freeman’ s Jou rn al. Jam es A . M eM aster, 81 M arion Weekly Day Book. N. R. Stimson, 122* Fulton Gazette o f th e U n ion , C ra m p ton & C larke, 44 Weekly Review, Van Winkle & Ortou, 9 Spruce Ann W eekly Universe, Williamson & Burns, 61 A nn Herald, Jam es G . B en n ett. Nassau c. F u lto n Welcome Guest (The), Winchester & Hackstaff, Home Jou rn al, M orris & W illis , 107 F u lto n 46 Ann Illustrated N ew Y o rk News, T . W . Strong, 98 N as­ Western World (The), J. F, Bridge. 214 Broadway sau W hite Man’s Newspaper, 205 Broadway Independent, ed ited b y R ev. L eonard B acon, D.D., W ilson & Company’s W eekly Dispatch, 15 Spruce R ev. J. P. T h om p son , R ev. R . S. Storrs. jr . & Youth’s Day Spring, A. Merwin, 150 Nassau R ev G eo. B. C neever, D.D..assisted b y R ev. H. Youth’s Penny Gazette, J. C. Meeks, 147 Nassau W . B eech er and Rev. Joshua L e a v itt ; S. W\ Youth’s Temperance Advocate, Rev. John M arsh, B e n ed ict, P ub., 24 B eekm an J editor, 149 Nassau 22 APPENDIX.---- PERIODICALS— RAILROAD COMPANIES. N ew York Ecclesiologist, Stanford & Swords, 137 PERIODICALS. Broadway New York Journal of Medicine, R. F. Hudson, 30 American Agriculturist. C. M. Saxton, 152 Fulton W all ’ American Flora, Green & Spencer, 67 Bowery. North American Miscellany, Albert Palmer & Co. American Journal of Homoepathy, S. R. Kirby, 762 8 Barclay Broadway North American Homoeopathic Journal, William American Journal o f Medical Reform, Joseph D. Radde. 322 Broadway Friend, editor, 848 Broadway New Englander, S. W . Benedict, 24 Beekman American Phonographer, John W . Leonard, 49 North American Review, C. S. Francis & Co. 252 Ann Broadway American Phrenological Journal, Fowler & Wells, North British Review (reprint), L. Scott & Co. 131 N&sssau 54 Gold American Protestant. 150 Nassau Parker’s Journal, Wm. B. Parker, 22 Spruce American Railway Guide, Curran Dinsmore, 138 Poor Richard’s Almanac, (a re-publication of an Fulton almanac with this name commenced in 1732, American TurfRegister, John Richards, 1 Barclay. by Benj. Franklin, at Philadelphia,) John Dog­ American W hig Review, James Davenport Whelp- gett, jr., 59 Liberty ley, 118 Nassau Quarterly Paper of Foreign Evangelical Society. American & Foreign Christian Union. 159 Nassau 150 Nassau Baptist Memorial, Z. P. Hatch, 128 Nassau Republic, Col. Whitney, 100 Nassau Bible Society Record. 115 Nassau Sailor’s Magazine, Samuel Brown,agent. 82 Wall, Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (reprint), L. Sartain’s Union Magazine, Dewitt & Davenport. 156 Scott & Co., 54 Gold Nassau Braithwaite’s Medical Retrospect, Daniel Adee. Scalpel, (The) E. H. Dixon. 112 Grand & 2 Astor h 107 Fulton Sears’ New Monthly Family Magazine, 128 Nassau British and Foreign Medico-Chirurgical Review. Siliman’ s American Journal, C. S. Francis & Co. R. & G. S. Wood, 261 Pearl 252 Broadway Child’s Companion, J. C. Meeks, 147 Nassau Southern Literary Messenger. Dewitt & Davenport, Children’s Magazine, 20 John 156 Nassau Christian Diadem, Z. Hatch. 128 Nassau Student (The.) Fowler & Wells, 131 Nassau. Christian Parlor Magazine, Geo. Pratt, 116 Nassau Theological & Literary Journal, Franklin Knight, Daguerrean Journal, S. D. Humphrey & L. L. Hill, 140 Nassau 311 Broadway United States Journal, Albert Palmer & Co. 8 Bar­ Democratic Review, Kettell & Moore. 170 B’ dway. clay Dollar Magazine, E. A. & G. Duyckinck, 109 Nas­ United States Law. Magazine, John Livingston, sau 157 Broadway Dwight’s American Magazine, Theodore Dwight, U. S. Rail Road Guide, George R. Holbrook & Co. 252 Broadway 128 Fulton Eclectic Magazine, W . H. Bidwell, 120 Nassau Water Cure Journal, Fowler & Wells. 131 Nassau Edinburgh Review (reprint), L. Scott & Co., 54 Westminster Review (reprint), L. Scott & Co. 54 Gold Gold Evergreen, W m . M. Onderdonk, 142 Broadway Woodworth’s Youth’s Cabinet, D. A. Woodworth, Family Circle, J. G. Reed & Co. 140 Fulton 118 Nassau Graham’ s Magazine, Dewitt & Davenport, 156 W orking Farmer, Kingsman, Cross & Co. 25 Cliff Nassau Harper’ s New Monthly, Harper & Brothers, 82 Cliff Home Missionary, H. W . Ripley, 151 Nassau RAIL ROAD COMPANIES. ] H unt’ s Merchants’ Magazine, Freeman Hunt, 142 Fulton B r o o k ly n and J a m a i c a R a i l - R o a d . —57 Illustrated Natural History, Green & Spencer, Merch. Ex. Shares, 6,000 ; Par Value, $50 ; Di­ 67 Bowery vidends, January and July. Officers: John A. International Monthly Magazine, Stringer & King, P res.; Robert Schuyler, Sec.; Robert Townsend, 222 Broadway Ray,. Treas. Jewish Chronicle, Rev. E. R. McGregor, Brick Church Chapel C e n tr a l R a i l R o a d C o . - -5 W a ll; Capital. $2.- Journal of the Franklin Institute, C. S. Francis & 000.000; Shares,---------; Par Value, $50 ; Officers, Co. 252 Broadway John T. Johnston. Pres.; John O. Sterns, Sup't; Journal o f Missions, A. Merwin, 150 Nassau Geo. H. Pegram, Sec fy Treas. Knickerbocker, Samuel Hueston, 139 Nassau D e la w a r e & R a r it a n C an al & Camden & Ladies’ Garland. Dewitt & Davenport, 156 Nassau A m b o y R . R . an d T ra n s . Co.—7 Battery pi. Ladies’ Keepsake, Aschel Abbott, editor, John S. Shares ------, Par Value, $100 each ; Dividends ; Taylor, pub., 143 Nassau January and July. Officers : R. F. Stockton, Ladies’ Wreath, Martyn & Miller, 143 Nassau Pres, of Delaware & Raritan Canal C o.; R. L. Lady’ s Book. Dewitt & Davenport. 156 Nassau Stevens, Pres, of Camden & Amboy R. R. & Legal Observer, Samuel Owen, 75 Nassau Trans. Co. ; W . H. Thompson, Sec.; E. A. Ste­ Little’s Living Age, Dewitt & Davenport, 156 Nas­ vens, Treas. sau H o u s a t o n i c R a i l - R o a d C o . —2 Hanover. W. London Quarterly Review (reprint), L. Scott & P. Burrall, Pres.; H. Nichols, Treas.; Ira Sher­ Co., 54 Gold . man, Sec. ; Robert Schuyler, Trans. Jigt. Merry’s Museum & Parley’ s Magazine, S. T. Allen H u d s o n R i v e r R a i l R o a d C o ., 54 W all; Offir & Co. 116 Nassau cers : James Boorman, Pres.; Geo. B. Butler, Methodist Quarterly Review, Rev. Dr. McClintock, Sec.; John M. Hopkins, Treas.; Capital, -J Editor, 200 Mulberry Shares.------; Par, ------ . Missionary Herald, A Merwin, agent. 150 Nassau L o n g I s l a n d R a i l - R o a d C o . —At the Depot Mother’s Magazine, B. Ela & Co. 116 Nassau National Journal o f Education, E. P. Allen,9 Spruce Brooklyn. Officers : Moses Maynard, Jr., Recei­ National Magazine, Dewitt & Davenport, 156 Nas­ ver ; 1. E. Haviland (ofL . I.), Pres.; W. S. S. sau Russell, Sec. National Preacher, J. V. Pettis, 120 Nassau N e w J e r s e y R a i l - R o a d a n d T r a n s p . C o .— New Church Repository, Prof. Bush, 16 Howard 57 Merchants’ Exch., and foot of Cortlandt s t.- New York Weekly Chronicle, Holman& Gray, 146 Shares, 40.000 ; Par Value, $50; Dividends, Feb­ William ruary and August. Officers : J. Phillips Phoenix, N ew York City Directory, Doggett & Rode, 59 P res.; John P. Jackson, (Newark), F. Pres. ; W. Liberty A. Whitehead, Sec.; H. J. Southmayd, Treat. APPENDS— Railro ad DEPOTS---- STEAMBOAT LINES— EXPRESSES. 23 K a l l - R o a d C o . — 45 New York, Providence $ Boston, from Pier 2, N.R. cers : Beniamin i ? * P i r Val^ $100. Q0»- Passengers are taken by steamboat to Stoning­ V Pres • Thom ^J° ? er> 5 Samuel Marsh, ton, where the railroad commences. thanCl M a «h m|eSc. ’ Tw llSelld. W I Na- Norwich $ Worcester, from Pier 18, N. R., foot o f Cortlandt. Passengers leave by steamboat to Y o r k an<* H a r l e m R a i l - R o a d C o .— Allyn’s Point, where the railroad commences. 2 Hanover, and 4 Tryon Row. Shares. 42 775 • Par $0 0 . Officers: Robert Schuyler! Paterson §r Hudson River, from the foot o f Cort­ Prts- '’ CjrCOrZe Barker, Vice Pres. : S M Blatch landt; office, 75 Cortlandt. Passengers cross tli© ford. Treas. ; A. Kyle, jr., Sec. ’ * 1* North River to Jersey City by the ferry-boats. N c iv Y o r k a n d N e w H aven R a il-R o a d ^mn°Ior h 2 nC? nal* CaPital $2,500,000. S T E A M B O A T LINES, Shares, $100 each. Robert Schuyler (of N Y 1 Pres. ; Morris Ketchum (of New y 0rk} T reas - With their Places o f Arrival and Departure. Wm. P. Burrall (o f Bridgeport. Conn ) Sec 1 Albany, People's Line (evening), pier between N ew Y o r k , P r o v i d e n e e , & B o s t o n R a i l - Liberty and Cortlandt. R o a d C o . 56 W all Capital, $1,300 000 ; Shs . Albany, pier foot Cortlandt, and foot o f Robinson 13.000; Par value, $100. Officers: Charles P. and toot o f Chambers. Williams. Pres. ; James Rutherford. Sec.: Fran­ Albany $ Troy (morning and evening), foot Bar­ cis Amy (Stonington. Conn.). Treas. clay and foot Cortlandt. N o r w i c h & W o r c e s t e r R a i l - R o a d C o . — Amboy, pier 1, N. R. Transfer Office, 39 W illiam ; Dividends. Jan & Astoria, Peck Slip. July; Officers : Joel W. White, Pres. & Sup't. • Astoria, Ravenswood, $c., Fulton Market Slip. G. L. Perkins, Treas.; T. T. Merwin, Transfer Bridgeport, foot Catharine Slip and foot Market St. Officer. J Caldwells, West Point, and Cold Spring, foot Warren. 5 P a n a m a R a i l R o a d C o . — 78 Broadway : Capi­ Castleton, foot Battery Place. tal. $1.000.000; Shares, — -----; Par Value, $100 ; Catskill, Albany Basin, pier foot Cedar N. R Officers, John L. Stephens, Pres. ; Francis Spies, Dobb's Ferry, pier foot Chambers. Sec. Elizabeth Point, foot Battery Place. P a t e r s o n & H u d s o n R i v e r R a i l - R o a d C o . Fall River (R. 1). via Newport, pier 3 N R —75 Cortlandt; Transfer Office, Ohio Life Ins. Fishkill, foot Robinson st. & Trust Co.. 45 Wail. Shares. 9 920, par value. Flushing, Astoria, and Ravenswood, Fulton Slip $50. Dividends, January and July. Officers: H. C. Stimson. Pres. ; A. S. Pennington, Sec. Fort Lee and Bull's Ferry, foot Hoboken st. S a n g a m m o r t & M o r g a n R a i l - R o a d C o . — Glen Cove, Oyster Bay, $c., Fulton Market Slip. Transfer Office, 2 Hanover. Officers: Robert Grassy Point, pier foot Murray. Schuyler, Pres., Treas., and Transfer Jls,ent. Hartford (Conn.), Peck Slip, E. R. Haver straw, fool Chambers. S a r a t o g a & W a s h i n g t o n R a i l - R o a d C o . Hudson, foot Cedar, N. R. —Transfer Office, 2 Hanover. Officers: G. M. Kingston, foot Chambers. Davison. (Saratoga Springs.) Pres. ; E. Schriver. Kitigston and Rondout, Delaware and Hudson (Troy,) Treas. ; T.J. Marvin. (Saratoga Springs) Canal line, foot Jay. Sec.; Robert Schuyler. Registrar of Transfer. Long Branch and Shrewsbury, pier 24 E. R. Morristown (N. J.) foot Dey. Newark, foot Barclay. New Brunswick, pier foot Robinson and foot RAILROAD D EPO TS, Barclay. , » And Starting Places in the City o f New York. Newburgh, foot Murray. New Brighton, foot Battery Place. Brooklyn §• Jamaica, from the South Ferry, Brook­ New Hamburgh and Marlborough foot Murray. lyn. Passengers from N ew York cross the East New Haven, Peck Slip, E. R. River to Brooklyn by the South Ferry boats. New London,1foot o f Cortlandt. Camden f Amboy, from Pier l, N. R. Passengers New Rochelle, Fulton Market Slip. ate taken by steamboat to South Amboy, where Newport, Fall River, and Boston, pier 3, N. R. the railroad commences. Norwalk (Conn.), Catharine Slip. Norwich (Conn.), and Worcester, and Boston. Central (ofN ew Jersey), from Pier 1, N. R. Pas­ pier 18, N .R . * sengers leave by steamboat from Pier 1, N. R., Oyster Bay, Glen Cove, fc., Fulton Market Slip. or by tiie N ew Jersey Railroad, from the foot Peekskill, pier foot Chambers. of Cortlandt. Philadelphia, pier 12, N. R. (touching at Cape Fall River $ Boston, from Pier 3, N. R. Passen­ May.) gers leave by steamboat, touching at Newport, Philadelphia and Camden, via Amboy, pier 1, N. R. thence to Fall River, where the railroad com­ Philadelphia Emigrant and Transportation Line mences. (daily, Sundays excepted) pier 1, N. R. Housatonic, from the foot o f Market, E. R. Pas­ Port Richmond, fool Battery Place. sengers are taken by steamboat to Bridgeport, Poughkeepsie, pier foot Murray. (Conn.)', w liege the railroad commences, or can Providence and Boston, via Stonington, pier 2, N. R. go to Bridgeport by the N ew Haven Railroad, Quarantine, foot o f Whitehall. from 29 Canal. Ravenswood, Astoria, fyc., Fulton Market Slip. Rhinebeck, foot Rob nson. Hudson River, from Canal cor. West, Chambers Sailors' Snug Harbor, foot Battery Place. cor. Hudson. W . 14th c. Av. 10. and at the De­ Saugerties, foot Chambers. pot foot W . 31st, where steam is applied. Shrewsbury and Long Branch, pier 24, E. R. Long Island, from the South Ferry, Brooklyn. Sing Sing, pier foot Chambers. Hew Jersey, from the foot o f Cortlandt. Passen­ South Amboy and French's Dock, foot Barclay. gers cross the North River to Jersey City by the Staten Island, foot Battery Place, foot Whitehall & ferry boats. foot Cedar. Hew York f Erie, from the foot o f Duane. Pas­ Stonington, Providence, and Boston, pier 2, N. R. sengers are taken by steamboat to Piermont, Tarrytown, pier foot Chambers. where the railroad commences. Troy (morning and evening), foot Barclay and foot Cortlandt. Hew York f Harlem, from 4, Tryon R ow . West Point, Caldwell's, and Cold Spring foot Hew York ^ New Haven, from 29 Canal apd 412 Warren. Broadway. tonkers, pier foot Murray. 24 APPENDIX.---- TELEGRAPH COMPANIES— HOTELS. N ew Y ork f B oston M a g n etic, (M o rse ’ s ), 5 H ano­ v e r and 418 B r o a d w a y ; to N e w H a v e n , Hart­ EXPRESSES. ford, Springfield, W o r c e s te r , Stam ford, Boston, P ortlan d, H a lifa x , A c . Adams 4* Co., 16 W a l l ; B oston , P hiladelph ia, B a l­ tim o re ,W a s h in g to n , W h e e lin g , R ic h m o n d , N o r­ N ew Y ork E rie, and E rie M ich ig a n Electro folk , St. L ou is, C alifornia, a n d F oreign . M a g n etic (M o rse ’ s ), 5 H a n o v e r and 418 Broad­ Am erican E xpress Co., W e lls, B u tterfield & Co., 66 w a y ; to B in gh am pton , F red on ia , Cleveland, C ortla n d t a n d 10 W a l l ; Buffalo, E rie, C leveland, D etroit, C h ica g o , C incinnati, St. L o u is, A c. L ou isville, C in c in n a ti, St. L ou is, &c. N ew Y ork S tate , (B a in ’ s), 29 W a ll, and 181 Broad­ Archer 4* Bostwick Hudson River Railroad, 1 H u dson w a y ; to N e w b u r g h , K in gston , A lb a n y, Troy, W e s t P oin t, N ew bu rg, K in g sto n , R o n d o u t, Sau- S ch en ecta dy, U tica, S yra cu se, A uburn, G e n e v a , gerties, P ough keepsie, H u d son , a n d Catskill. O s w e g o , R och ester, B uffalo, A c . H. M a rtin , a g en t. N ew Y ork $ W a sh in g to n M a gn etic, (M orse’ s), Baldwin's, t o N ew ark ; 6 W a ll. H a n o v e r c. B eaver, and 203 B r o a d w a y ; to Jer­ B erford’ s California, 2 V esey. s e y C ity, N e w B ru n sw ick , P rinceton, Trenton, B oggs ’ New York 4* A lbany, 69 M a id e n la n e . P h ila d elp h ia , W ilm in g to n , H a v re de Grace, Carpenter's , City ; 21 C ortla n d t. B a ltim ore, W a s h in g to n , A c . Coffin’ s C ity, 69 M a id e n la n e N orth A m erca n , (B a in ’ s) 29 W a ll, and 181 Broad­ Cooper’s C ity , 71 M a id en lan e. w a y ; to P hilad elp h ia, W ilm in g to n , Baltimore, Davenport 4* Mason, 6 W a ll; T a u n to n , N ew B edford, W a sh in g to n , and the W e s t. a n d N a n tu ck e t Washington 4* New Orleans, Post B uildings, Hano­ D a y ’ s, t o N ew ark, N . J .; 16 W a ll v e r ; t o N ew Orleans a n d in term ed iate cities. Einstadter’ s , C ity ; 44 B eaver G regory’s California Package ty Parcel , T h o m p ­ so n & H itc h c o c k ; 149 Pearl, c. W a ll. H am den’ s, 6 W a l l ; B oston , P rov id en ce, P h ila ­ delph ia. N ew H a v en , H artford , S p rin gfield , a n d HOTELS. F oreig n . A m erican , T a b e r A B a g le y , 229 B roa d w a y H en ry’ s Newark, 58 W illia m . A stor H ou se, C olem a n A Stetson, 221 Broadw ay Kennedy’ s City, 58 W illia m . A tla n tic, W . C. A n d erson , 5 B ro a d w a y K insley 4* Co., 1 W a l l ; B oston , F all R iv e r , N e w ­ B a ttery , P etit & Saw yer, 4 B attery Place p o rt, N ew Y o rk , P hiladelph ia, L a n ca ster, H ar­ B on d S t. H ou se, C harles P linta, 663 B roadw ay risbu rg, W ilm in g to n , B altim ore, W a s h in g to n , B roa d w a y, D a n iel B ix b y , 1 P ark P lace N orfolk , R ic h m o n d , P ittsburg, C in c in n a ti, L e x ­ B u tts’ , C. S. Butts, 5 M u rra y in g to n , L ouisville, St. L ouis. N ew O rleans, &c. C arlton H ou se, P reston H . H od ges, 350 Broadway Livingston 4* Co., 6 W a l l ; Philadelphia, B a lti­ City, F lo re n ce & H arpel, 429 Broadway m ore, W a sh in g to n , P ittsburg, a n d S o u th Clarendon. O liver C. P utnam . A v. 4 cor, E. 18th Livingston 4* Co’ s., Foreign, 6 W a ll. C lin ton , C. A W . L e la n d , 3 B eekm an Livingston Fargo, 10 W a l l ; C in c in n a ti, L ou is­ Collamoie House, P erry & Collam ore, Broadway cor. v ille, St. L ou is, D etroit, C h ica g o, C levelan d, S p rin g M ilw au kie, a n d a ll th e w estern C ities. C ollege, A . A . S an derson , 28 M urray L u cas’ B rook ly n , L o n g Island, W illia m sb u rg h . C om m ercial, J oh n Patten, Jr., 73 Cortlandt N ew ark and B loom field, N . J. 38 C edar Delavan, W . A . D elavan, 8 U n io n Place Ludlow 4* Co’ s. City E xp ress, 6 W a ll. D elm o n ico ’s , L o r e n z o D elm on ico, 23 Broadway Macdonald’ s City Package, 33 L ib e rty . Eastern Pearl St. House, F red ’ k Seelye, 309 Pearl Mather’ s, B r o o k ly n ; 71 M a id e n lane Eolian, G. D on ad i, 834 B roadw ay N orton 4* Co’ s. G reen p ort, L. 1., S o u th F e r r y . F loren ce’ s, M ou lton A SIoat, 400 B roadw ay P rices’ Brooklyn, 18 L ib erty . F ren ch ’ s ,, R ich a rd F ren ch , C ity Hall Square, c M iles 4* Co ’ i , t o P aterson, N . J. ; 6 W a ll F rank fort Pullen, V irgil 4* Co., 10 W a l l ; T r o y & N o r th e r n ; French , ('th e), M ons. F ijo u x . 11 B arclay M o n tre a l a n d Q u ebec. F ren ch $ S p anish, M a ry M on don, 37 Broadway Stanley’ s, to B ro o k ly n ; 58 W illia m Howard House, C lark & B ailey, 176 Broadway Stillman’ s, W illia m sb u rg h , 58 W illia m . I r v in g H o u s e , D . H o w a rd , 281 B roadw ay Trans-Atlantic, 70 W a l l ; H ale & Co. J u d son ’ s, Curtis J u dson A C o., 61 B roadw ay Vandorgn 4* Lockwood, 42 Nassau. Julien’ s, J u lien & C a n tin e, 2 W a sh in gton Place. W ells, Butterfield 4* Co., 10 W a ll & 64 C o r t la n d t ; L o v e jo y ’ s, J a m es S. L ib b y , 34 P ark R o w A lb a n y , U tic a , S yracuse, O sw ego, R o ch e ste r, M a n sio n H ou se, Stelle A D etson, 97 Chambers B uffalo, a n d in term ed ia te places, a n d o n th e N . M erchants’ , M uirhead A Co., 41 Cortlandt Y . & E . R . R ., as fa r as finished. M urray St. House. (See B u tts’ H otel.) N a tion a l, G e o rg e S eeley , 5 Cortlandt N ew E n g la n d H ou se, Jas. O ’ R eilly , 6 R oosevel N ew H a v e n H ou se, Jan e Jervis, 412 Broadw ay t e l e g r a p h c o m p a n i e s . N ew York, J. B . M onnot, 721 B ro a d w a y B o sto n 4*N ew Y ork M a gn etic, (H o u se ’ s ), 8 W a ll ; N iblo’s , B roadw ay cor. P rin ce to N e w H a v e n , H artford, Springfield, P r o v i­ N orthern, J a m es H a rrison , 79 Cortlandt d en ce, B oston , and all to w n s east. N orth R iv er, P. G. M olon ey , 149 W e st M erchants’ L in e, N ew Y ork $ N ew E n g la n d P acific, A . F lo w e r , 162 G reen w ich (B a in ’ s ), 29 W a ll, and 181 B r o a d w a y ; to Stam ­ P a tten ’ s , W m . Patten, G reen w ich c. W arren ford , B rid gep ort, N e w H a v e n , M id d letow n , N o r ­ P ea rl St. H ou se, J. M . F lint, 88 Pearl Philadelphia, Joh n K eeland, 1 W e s t w ic h , P rov id e n ce , B oston , A c . R a th b u n ’ s , J. F. P orter, 163 B roa d w a y N ew J ersey M a g n etic (H o u s e ’ s}, 8 W a l l ; to P h il­ T a m m a n y H a ll, H o w a rd & B row n , 168 Nassau ad elp h ia, B altim ore, W a sh in g to n , P ittsburgh , T rem on t Tem perance H ouse, H . W aterm an, Jr., R ich ip o n d , C in cin n ati, D etroit, L o u isv ille , St. 110 B r o a d w a y L o u is , C h ica g o , S avann ah , M em p h is, N e w O r­ Union, (T h e), Losee & W ood ru ff, 496 Broadway lea n s, A c. U nion Place, J. C. W h e e le r, 860 B roadw ay N ow York, A lb a n y $ B u ffa lo , 16 W a l l ; to C roton United States, H e n ry Johnson, 200 W ater, Pearl F a lls , C arm el, P o u g h k e e p sie , H u d son , T r o y , c. F u lton A lb a n y , S ch en ecta d y , Little F a lls , U tica, R o m e , W a sh in gton , Jon as Bartlett, 1 B roa d w a y S y ra cu s e , A u b u rn , G e n e v a , C a n a n d a igu a , R o ­ W averly, I. W . R en a ll, Broadway cor. Fourth ch ester, B ata via , B uffalo, and co n n e cts w ith C a ­ W ebster’ s, J oh n W e b ste r, 40 W a rren n a d a v ia T r o y and B uffalo, w ith O s w e g o v ia W estchester H ou se , C. S. M athew s, 148 B ow ery S y ra cu se, an d the W p s t and S o u th w e st v ia W estern, D w ie r A B arber, 9 Cortlandt B u ffa lo. * ' 4 - W ig h t’ s, P . W ig h t, 111 B ro a d w a y A PENDIX.---- PERRIES— MARKETS— TRANSPORTATION LINES. 35 Hamilton Jlvenue and Gowanus, fo o t W h ite h a ll PHILADELPHIA HOTELS. Hoboken F eiries , fo o t B arclay, Canal, a n d C hris­ S ^ « ^ o‘^ FH 8USO? .& B ro -’ 207 C hestnu t to p h e r ^ D ock ^ H °“ Se> E n o c h Dural1) T h ir d and Jackson, fo o t G ou vern eu r Jersey City F erry, fo o t C ortlan d t Jones' Exchange. R ic h ’ d B. Jon es Jr 77 Dock New Brighton and Elizabethport, B a ttery Place Star, Charles B ender, 71 & 73 D ocC 1 Port Richmond and Elizabethport, B a ttery Place Snug Harbor and Elizabethport, B a ttery Place Staten Island F erry, fo o t W h ite h a ll & fo o t Cedar BOSTON HOTELS Williamsburg Ferry, ft . G ran d, Peck SI, H ou ston . Montgomery House, T h o s . P. W ils o n , T re m o n t c. Bromfielq Pavilion Hotel, W a r r e n E. R ussell, T re m o n t near MARKETS. School Revere House, P aran S teven s, B ow d oin Sq. Catharine, C ath arin e Slip, C herry to S ou th Tremont House , W illia m H. Parker, T re m o n t cor. Centre, C entre, Orange, G ran d to B room e Beacon Clinton, W a sh in g to n a n d W e st, b et. S p rin g a n d C anal * ° E ssex, G ra n d , Essex to L udlow FERRIES. Fulton, Sou th , bet. F u lton an d B eekm an, E . R . Franklin, O ld Slip, betw een F ront a n d S ou th Brooklyn Ferries, fo o t W h ite h a ll, F u lton , C a th a ­ Gouverneur, G ou vern eu r c. W a ter, E . R rine Slip, a n d G ou v ern eu r Slip Jefferson,G reen w ich A v .. bet. A m os & A v 6 Bull's Ferry , fo o t S prin g Tompkins, A v . 3d b et. S ix th an d S even th Calvery Cemetery, fo o t E . 23 d Union, at th e ju n c t io n o f H ou ston an d 2d Fart Lee Ferry, fo o t S p rin g Washington, W a sh in g to n cor. V e se y a n d F ulton . Hell Gate Ferry, E ig h ty -s ix th street N . R iv e r ^ TRANSPORTATION LINES, A L B A N Y & C A N A L L I N E ; Josiah G illespie, F A S T F R E I G H T L I N E , fo r Buffalo a n d th e Agent, 17 S ou th — L eaves pier 5, E . R . W e s t ; W e lls, B utterfield & C o., A gen ts 88 A M E R IC A N T R A N S P . C O ., fo r B uffalo or B roa d w a y . * Tonaw anda; M . M . C aleb & C o.,. A g e n ts , 109 F O R T P L A I N , C A N A .T O H A R I E , & N E W Broad—Daily, from pier 2, E . R . Y O R K L A K E B O A T L I N E ; Clark. N u - B IN G H A M T O N & N . Y O R K L A K E B O A T k erck & H offm an, P roprietors, 26 M ore—L eaves L IN E , for C h en an go ; N ew ell & G ra y, A gen ts, p ier 3, E. R . 127 Broad—Daily, from fo o t B road. F U L T O N V I L L E L I N E ; W . H arden , A g e n t. B IN G H A M ’ S T R A N S P . L I N E , fo r P itts­ 28 M ore—L eaves p ier 3, E . R . 9 burg ; James B in gh am , A g e n t, 10 W e s t— Daily, G R IF F IT H ’S NEW YORK & TROY from pier 1, N . R . L I N E ; W . S. Griffith, 22 S ou th —F rom p ie r 6 B U F F A L O L I N E , fo r B u ffa lo ; Jam es B ell, E. R . Agent, 17 S ou th —D aily, from p ier 5, E . R . G R I F F I T H ’ S W E S T E R N L I N E , fo r W e s t­ C AM D EN & A M B O Y R . R . & T R A N S P . ern States ; E. G riffith & W . S. T ow le, A g e n ts CO., for P h ila d elp h ia ; A . D eck er, A g e n t, Pier 33 C oenties S lip—Daily, fro m pier 6 E. R . # 1, N. R .—Daily, fro m pier 1, N . R . H U D S O N B A R G E L I N E , fo r H u d so n ; H u b - CH EN AN G O L A K E B O A T L I N E ; D. A . bell, C lark & Co., A gen ts, on b oard. L eaves Rexford, A gen t, 29 M ore— Daily, fro m p ie r 3, ev ery T uesday, T h u rsd a y an d Saturday, fro m E.R. fo o t o f H arrison . CLINTON L I N E , fo r B uffalo a n d W e s te r n H U D S O N R I V E R R A I L R O A D ; F reig h t States; George W . E n sw orth & G. H. C hapin, D epot, fo o t C anal. Agents, 113 B road— D aily, fro m fo o t B road. H U D S O N R I V E R T O W B O A T L I N E , fo r C O E YM A N S B A R G E L I N E ; C a p ta in on A lb a n y a n d T r o y ; H . N . H olt & Co., A gen ts, 9 board, A gen t. Leaves ev ery a lte rn a te T h u r s ­ C oenties Slip—Daily, from pier 7, E. R . day. from pier 32 N . R . H U D SO N S T E A M B O A T & B A R G E L IN E COOL’ S S I X D A Y L I N E , fo r G le n n ’ s Falls : — L. R . M iller’ s L in e. Leaves M onday, W e d n e s­ H. M. Cool. A g e n t, 116 W e s t. day a n d Friday, from foot Harrison. COXSACKIE B A R G E L I N E ; C a p ta in o n H Y D E P A R K B A R G E L I N E ; C a pta in o n board, A gen t. L eav es ev ery F rid a y , fro m b e­ board. A g e n t. Leaves every W ed n esd ay, fro m tween piers 33 a n d 34, N . R . p ier 28, N . R . D IS P A T C H S T E A M & S A I L L I G H T E R S ; I T H A C A L I N E ; T h om a s Kim ball, A g e n t 8 Boyer & Co. A g e n ts , 21 C oenties Slip. S ou th —Daily, from pier 2, E. R . J O H N S O N ’ S S T E A M F R E I G H T L I N E , fo r D U RAN T, LATHROP, & CO ’ s L IN E N ew ark ; T . V . J oh nson, A g e n t, N . R ., betw een B A R G E S , fo r A lb a n y ; D u ran t, L a th rop & C o.; C ortlan d t & Dey sts.—Daily, from p ier 19, N , T. C. Durant, A g e n t, 7 S ou th —D aily, fro m p ier R. . 3, E. R . K I N D E R H O O K B A R G E L I N E ; C aptain on E CK FO RD L I N E B O A T S , fo r B u ffa lo ; J oh n b oard, A g e n t. Leaves every F riday, fro m nier t Allen, Jr., G. B. W illiam s, H. P. W h a llo n , A gen ts, 32 N . R . 127 Broad—Daily, from fo o t Broad. L E E C H , D . & C O ’ s T R A N S P . L I N E , fo r S C K F O R D T O W B O A T S , fo r A lb a n y ; L. P itts b u r g ; T h os. H. Pearce, A g e n t, 7 W e s t. W. Brainard, A g e n t, 15 S ou th — Daily, fro m foot Leaves daily, from piers 1 & 2, N . R . Broad. L IT T L E F A L L S & N E W Y O R K L IN E 2C K F O R D T R A N S P . C O ., fo r B uffalo an d L A K E B O A T S ; Office, 30 M ore— L eaves pier* Western S t a t e s ; W a te rs & W a lk er, A gen ts, 3, E* R . * 117 Broad—D aily, fro m foot B road. M E C H A N IC V IL L E & N E W Y O R K L I N E 5. f i s h & C O ’ s . L I N E , fo r A lb a n y ; 11 fo r M e ch a n icy ille ,(N . Y . ;} V e rn a m fc M arshal! South—L eaves p ie r 3, E. R . A g e n ts , 116 W est. 26 APPENDIX .‘“ TRANSPORTATION LINES. M E R C H A N T S C A N A L L I N E , fbr P hilad el­ p h ia ; W m . H . T h o m s o n , A g e n t, P ier 1, N . R . K J f J W l B A R G E L I N E ; Captain on hoard, A g e n t. L eaves every alternate Wednes­ — D aily, fro m p ie r 1, N . R . day, from pier 32, N . R . M ERCHANTS L A K E B O A T L I N E , fo r B u rlin g to n , (V t.) a n d St. J o h n ’s ; L . A . J o h n s o n , i a ? rT ? B O A T L I N E ’ H T . R u m sey, & R . I. V andew ater, A gen ts, 108 Broad—Daily A g e n t, 9 C oenties S lip - D a ily , fro m m id dle p ie r ,; fro m p ier 4, E. R . Coentifes Slip. O H I O T R A N S P . C O ., fo r O h io an d Western I t t E R C H A N T S T R A N S P . C O ., fo r B uffalo S t a t e s ; W a te rs & W alk er, A gen ts, 117 Broad a n d W e ste rn S t a t e s ; H. N . H olt & C o. a n d I. B. — Daily, fro m fo o t B road. H ussey, A g en ts , 9 C oenties Slip—D aily, fro m p ie r 7, E . R . O L D T R O Y L I N E T O W B O A T S , for Troy P ope C atlin, A g e n t, 29 C oenties Slip—DailT M I C H I G A N R A I L R O A D L I N E , fo r B uffalo fro m C oen ties S lip . * a n d W e s te rn S tates ; R . J . V a n d ew a ter, A g e n t, 23 W a te r— D aily, from pier 4 E. R . O L D O S W E G O L I N E O F L A K E B OATS* F . S . L ittle jo h n , A g e n t, 100 B road. Leaves dailv M I L T O N B A R G E L I N E ; C aptain o n hoard fro m p ier 5. E . R . A g e n t . L eaves every T u esda y, from pier 29, N .R O S W E G O AND W E S T E R N L I N E ; R L N E W B U R G H B A R G E L I N E ; C aptain s o n H ow ell & Co., 121 B road—Daily, from pier 4* board, A g e n ts . L eaves d aily, fro m pier 29, N . R . E. R . N E W J E R S E Y R . R . & T R A N S P . C O . ; J. O S W E G O C A N A L • L IN E OF LAKE B . Jack son , A g e n t, fo o t C ortla n d t—D aily, fro m B O A T S , fo r Oswego, Canada, and Western fo o t C ortla n d t. S t a t e s ; J . G ilbert, A g e n t, 17 Coenties S lip - N E W Y O R K & B A L T IM O R E T R A N S P . D aily, fro m pier 7, E . R . L I N E ; W illia m H . T h o m p so n , A g e n t, p ier 1, O S W E G O T R A N S P . L I N E ; S. B. Congdon N . R . —D aily, fro m pier 1, N . R . & W . H. J en n ison , A g e n ts, 109 Broad—From N EW YORK & BUFFALO LAKE BOAT p ie r 3, E. R . L I N E ; E . R . Ives & C o., P roprietors, 125 O S W E G O , C A N A D A & W E S T E R N L IN E , 1 B roa d — F rom p ier 4, E . R . fo r ports o n L ak e O n ta rio, R iver St. Lawrence N E W Y O R K & CANADA W E ST LAK E a n d W e s te r n L a k e s ; J . L . W arner, Agent, 33' B O A T L I N E ; C h am berlin , O atm an & C o, C oen ties S lip - D a ily , fro m pier 6 , E . R . P ro p rit’rs, 1 C oenties SI-— Daily, from p ier 2 E. R . O S W E G O , T R O Y & O H I O L I N E , for Bos­ N E W Y O R K & C H I C A G O L I N E ; J . H- t o n a n d N o rth e rn N ew Y ork , and ports on Lake P ratt, A g e n t, 101 B road— D aily, fro m pier 5, E . R . O n tario, E rie, a n d M ich iga n , and River St. Law­ N E W Y O R K & C I N C I N N A T I L I N E , fo r r e n c e ; A . D . L add, A g e n t, 7 Coenties S lip - B uffalo a n d W e s te rn States ; C h a m b erlin , O at- D aily, fr o m C oen ties Slip. . m a n & C o, A gen ts, 1 C oen ties Slip— D aily, fro m O S W E G O , T R O Y & O H I O L I N E , for West-il p ie r 2, E . R . e r n States a n d C a n a d a ; J . H . Wilgus,Agent,ja N E W Y O R K & E R I E R A I L R O A D ; C has 29 C oen ties Slip— D aily, Coenties Slip. if S. T a p p e n , A g e n t, fo o t D u a n e. L eaves d a ily , fr o m fo o t D u a n e. P E N N . & O H I O T R A N S P . L I N E , for Pitts-*1 b u rg ; C. B . A lle n , A g e n t, 7 Battery PL—Daily.'; N E W Y O R K & G E N E V A L I N E ; K im ball & B ed ien t, A g e n ts , 30 M ore—D aily, fro m p ier P E O P L E ’ S O S W E G O L I N E L A K E 2, E. R . B O A T S ; J. W . Cam pbell & John Clemow.jd N E W Y O R K AND G E N E S E E V A L L E Y A g e n ts, 111 B road— Daily, from pier 6, E. R. C A N A L L I N E L A K E B O A T S , fo r R o ­ P H I L A D E L P H I A S W I F T S U R E L IN E ) ' 1 ch e ste r a n d D ansville, M . F. Jam es, A g e n t, 119 J. & N . Briggs, A g e n ts, 40 S ou th - Daily, from!1, B road. L eaves p ie r 5 E. R . p ie r 12, E . R . ] ' l§ N E W Y O R K & O H I O L I N E , fo r B uffalo a n d P O R T J A C K S O N & N E W Y O R K LINEji“ W e s te r n Lakes ; C . H . C anfield, A g e n t, 7 C o e n ­ (C line & M cC la ry’ s) M. Gray, Agent, 15 South; t tie s S lip— D aily, fr o m C oen ties S lip . — T w ic e a week, from p ier E. R. jj N E W Y O R K & P E N N Y A N A N D H A M ­ P O U G H K E E P S I E B A R G E L I N E ; Captain M O N D ’ S P O R T L I N E S ; J o h n R ic e & D . o n h oard, A gen ts. M on d ay, Thursday, and Sa C am eron , A g e n ts , 109 B road —F rom pier 3 .E .R . tu rd a y , fro m pier 28, N . R i N E W Y O R K & S E N E C A F A L L S L I N E , R O M E & N E W Y O R K t l N E ; A. W h edoA f o r G e n e v a ; A . W . Palm er & Co., P roprietors, A g e n t, 28 M ore— L eaves p ier 3, E. R. 121 B roa d —D aily, fro m fo o t B road. S A R A T O G A T R A N S P . C O ., for Saratoga;!?* N E W Y O R K & T R O Y L I N E ; W . S. G r if­ A . N o x o n , A g e n t, 116 W e s t—W eekly. ^ if. fith , A g e n t, 22 S ou th . S C H N E C T A D Y & N E W Y O R K L IN E , A N E W Y O R K , B U F F A L O , & S T . L O U IS S ch e n e cta d y ; N . C ole, A g4 n t, 116 W est. Ws L I N E ; T . C . D w ig h t, A g e n t, 111 B road— Daily, from p ie r 5, E . R . S C H U Y L E R ’S D A I L Y 1 L I N E S T E A lS 1 NEW Y O R K , E L M IR A & C O R N IN G T O W B O A T S , fo r A lb a n y ; W m . Schuyle7 L I N E ; K im b a ll & B e d ie n t, A gen ts, 30 M ore A g e n t, 7 S ou th —Daily, front pier 3, E. R . *1 « — D aily, fr o m p ier 2, E . R . S C H U Y L E R & C O ’ s O L D L I N E BARGE* N E W Y O R K , IN D IA N A , AND T O L E D O fo r A lb a n y ; J . J. Schodnm aker, Agent* 11! L I N E , fo r W e s t a n d S ou th w estern States ; S o u th — Daily, fr o m piers 3, k . R , and 13, Norl I . H . S. H u lb e rt & H . A . G risw old, A g e n ts, 101 R iver. B road — D aily, fro m fo o t B roa d . S T I L L W A T E R & N E W Y O R K L IN E , f N E W Y O R K , U T IC A , & O S W E G O L IN E Stillw ater, (n ea r T ro y ,) N . Y . ; S. T . Doty L A K E B O A T S , fo r O s w e g o ; R . J . V a n d e ­ Co., A gen ts, 116 W e st—W eek ly . w ater, A g e n t, 23 W a te r —D aily, fro m p ier 4 E . R . S W I F T S U R E L I N E , fo r A lb a n y ; Redfleld N O R T H E R N L I N E , fo r N o r th e r n N ew Y o r k C o., A gen ts, 16 South a n d 82 Cortlandt—Dali a n d C anada ; J. S . M a yn a rd , A g e n t, 33 C oenties fro m p ier 5, E. R . S lip — D aily, fr o m C oen ties S lip. S Y R A C U S E & O S W E G O L I N E , for Syi N O R T H E R N T R A N S P . L I N E , fo r B oston , cu se a n d O sw eg o; H u m p h rey & Higbee, Ageni A lb a n y , T ro y , M on trea l, a n d Q u ebec, a n d ports 107 B road—Daily, from fo o t Broad. o n L ak e C h am pla in a n d th e la n d in g s o n C h am ­ T R A V I S & C O ’ s . L I N E , betw een New Yo p la in C a n a l; A . D . L a d d , A g e n t, 7 C oenties an d C a n a d a ; J. S. Mayruvrd, A g e n t , 33 Co* S lip— D aily, fro m C oen ties S lip.; ties Slip—Daily. APPENDIX.---- LOCATION OF PIERS. 27 T R O Y L IN E T O W n o it w m man & Gardiner Acents T R O Y & W H IT E H A L L R A IL R O A D Daily, from pier 7,’ E . a ? * ’ 17 Coentles SUP ~ L I N E 5 C. L . W a re , A g e n t, 17 C oen ties Slip. U N I O N F R E I G H T E X P R E S S C O .* H. H. T Tefff&&J HR mE I i ? N E ’ fo r B uffal° ! A . C - W o lc o t t & G. H. T u ttle , A g e n ts , 127 B r o a d - Ship b y steam ers Isaac N e w to n a n d H en d rik S S f r o ^ p i e ^ r E . R gentS’ 23 C0ettties S liP - H udson, from fo o t C ortlan dt. U N I O N T R A N S P O R T A T I O N C O . , H. H . T TT°oy A CR T ffffT ? W ,B O A T L IN E ’ Tot W o lc o t t & G . H. T u ttle , A g e n ts, 127 B road—• Daify’, from pier T k l f ent’ 23 C° entieB SUb“ Ship b y Sw iftsure T o w Boats, fro m fo o t B road. T R O Y & M I C H I G A N L A K E B O A T I TNI? U T I C A L I N E L A K E B O A T S , f o r ;U t ic a : for B uffalo a n d W e s te rn S ta tfs ; T r a c y B acku s •it . ' ^ P1. Shaw, A gen ts, 17 C oen ­ fc C o , A g en ts, 10 C oen tles S l i p - b a i l y ^ r o m pter ties Slip— Daily, fro m pier 7 E , R . U T I C A T R A N S P . L I N E , fo r U tic a — D aily, fro m pier 5, E . R . * w i ° H IC ! fo r A s t e r n States ; V A N B E W A T E R ’ S O S W E G O L I N E : R . J. f r o m c T e t e s I f p 6.11*5 29 C ° eatieS ~>ewa^erj Proprietor, 23 W a te r —-From p ier 4, b . R. T R O Y fc O S W E G O L I N E , fo r O swego • W 7,' R ° R . ’ A g e n t > 1 1 0 B r o a d -D a U y , fro m p t e W E S T E R N L A K E B O A T L I N E , fo r B uffalo a n d W e ste r n States ; R . L. H ow ell & Co.i 121 T R O Y & R O C H E S T E R L I N E , fo r R o c h e s B road —D aily, from fo o t B road. ter an d C a n a d a ; G . B . B e n ja m in I g e n t 29 J 'B 'A N S P . C O ., fo r B uffalo a n d Goenties Slip— D aily, fro m C oen tles Slip. ’ ' W e s te r n S tates ; M . B . S paulding & A . - Q . S teb b in s, A g ’ ts,123 B road—D aily,from ft . B road. T R O Y & W E S T E R N L I N E , fo r B u ffa lo- l l*?> Clapp & Co. P rop rietors, 31 C oenties S lip ' ^ F F F F ^ t ARE & H U DSON Daily, fr o m m id d le pier, C oenties Slip. C A N A L L I N E ; H en ry W ilb u r, A g e n t, 110 M u rra y — Daffy, from pier 3$, N . R . L O C A T I O N OF PIERS. NORTH RIVER. No. 1, foot B a ttery Place N o. 23, fo o t V e se y f . 2 ,3 , bet. B a ttery pi. A M orris N o. 40, fo o t W a tts K 24j b e t. V e se y A B a rcla y “ 41, 42 “ C anal : 4, foot M orris 11 26, fb o t B a rcla y “ ; 5, 6 , 7, b et. M orris & R e c to r “ 43, u S p rin g (i 26, b et. B a rcla y A R o b in so n " 44, b et. S p rin g & C har Ron :J< 8 , foot R e c to r “ 27, fo o t R o b in s o n 9,10, b et. R e c to r A Carlisle “ 45, fo o t C h a rlton “ 28, “ M u rray “ 46, “ K in g 11 11, fo o t Carlisle “ 29, u W a rre n * 12, A lb a n y u 47, “ H am ersley “ 30, a C ham bers “ 48, u - C larkson u 13, bet. A lb a n y & C edar “ 31, D u an e u 14, foot C edar “ 49, « ] L e ro y u 32, b etw een D uane A J a y u 60, “ M orton , “ ;J5j “ L ib e r ty “ 33, fo o t Ja y “ 61, “ C h ristop h er “ 16, bet. L ib e rty & C o rtla n d t w 34, u H arrison “ 52, “ A m os “ 17,18, fo o t C ortla n d t “ 36, “ F ra n k lin u 53, M C harles " 19, bet. C ortla n d t & D ey u 36, il N o rth M oore “ 54, u Perry H 20, fo o t D ey f 37, “ B e a ch “ 55, u H am m on d “ 21, “ p u lto n “ > 38, « H u b ert “ 22, bet. F u lto n & V e s e y “ 39, « V e s try EAST RIVER. No. L 2 , fo o t W h it e h a ll st. N o . 22( fo o t F u lto n N o. 40, 41, fo o t Pike si u 3, •“ M ore H 23, “ B eekm an “ 42, bet. P iho an d R u tgers slip l 4, 5, B road “ 24, b e t. B eekm an & P eck slip “ 43, 44, R u tgers slip “ 3, 7, 8 , C oen ties slip “ 25, 26, fo o t P eck slip “ 45, b e t. R u tgers A Jefferson “ 9,10, beti C oen ties & O ld si. “ 27, b et. Peck Slip A D over r 46, Jefferson • “ 11,12, Old; slip “ 28, 29, b e t. D over A R oosev elt “ 47, b et. Jefferson A C lin to n “ 13, bt.O ld si. A G ou v ern ’ u r ’s la “ 30, b e t.R o o se v e lt A Jam es 5 si “ 48, fo o t C lin to n “ 14, foot J o n e s 5 la n e “ 31, 32^ fo o t o f Jam es 5 slip “ 49 , 50, b .G lin ton A M on tg om ’y “ 15,16, fo o t W a ll “ 33, “ O liver “ 51, fo o t M on tg om ery “ 17, “ P in e “ 3 4,35, u C ath arin e “ 52, 53, fo o t G ou v ern eu r’s slip “ 18, u M a id en la n e “ 36, b et. C a th a rin e A M arket u 54, 55, b et. G ou ver. A Jackson “ 19, « F le tch e r a 37, 38, .fo o t M arket “ 66 , 57, fo o t W a ln u t “ 20,21, “ B u rlin g slip u 39, b et. M arket A Pike slip to PACKETS—COASTWISE, INLAND, AND FOREIGN-AND STEAMERS 00 W H E R E TO. L IN E . A G EN T4. T IM E OF S A IL IN G . PLACE OF A R R IV A L AND D E P A RT U R E . | R e g u la r S tu rg e s, C lea rm a n & C o., 110 W a ll, P ie r 14, E a s t R iv e r . A le x a n d r ia (D . C.) M ott B e d e ll, 104 W a l l ......................... W e e k l y ........ .... . .. P ie r 14, E a s t R iv e r. A m sterd a m .............. S ch m id t & B a lch e n , 105 W a l l ........... M o n th ly . . . . . . . . . . . . N o re g u la r p ier. A n t w e r p .................. A n tw e r p E . D . H u rlb u t & C o., 84 S o u th ........... T w i c e a m o n th . . . . . . P ie r 20, E a s t R iv e r . R a lp h P ost, 38 S o u th ............................. E v e r y ten d a y s .......... N o re g u la r pier. E . D . H u rlbu t & C o., 84 S o u th ......... E v e r y ten d a y s ........... P ie r 20, E a s t R iv e r . A p a la c h ic o la C olu m b u s L a d d & Stannard, 69 S o u th .......... f i t W e e k l y . ................... ... I N o re g u la r pier. E a g le .. . . E a g le & H a z a r d , 40 S o u th ................. E v e r y oth er M o n d a y |P ie r 11, E a s t R iv e r . D esp a tch R u sse ll & N o rto n , 31 O ld S lip .......... W e e k ly ........................... P ie r 10, E a s t R iv e r. A th en s (N . Y .) W e d n e s d a y s ............... jF oot o f H a rrison . M cK ee’ s Jam es W . M cK e e , 42 F r o n t .. . (W e e k ly ............... . P ie r 7, E a st R iv e r . N e w .... M a iller & L o rd , 108 W a l l ......... E v e r y fou r d a y s . . . . B e tw e e n p iers 14 and 15, E a s t R iv e r . B a ltim o r e . . •. O l d ........ Joh n son & L o w d e n , 115 W a ll, W e e k l y ............. P ie r 15, E a s t R iv e r , fo o t o f W a ll. A P P E N D I X ----- P A C K E T S U n i o n ... J. & N . B r ig g s , 40 S o u th ........... P ie r 12, E a s t R iv e r . B a th ( M e . ) .. , C oen ties S lip. C om m ercial D a y to n & S p ra g u e , 107 F r o n t ........ T w i c e a w e e k .......................... F o o t o f M a id en L a n e . D esp a tch ... E . & W . H errick , 28 C oenties Slip, W e d n e s d a y s and S atu rd ays. P ie r 8 , E a s t R iv e r. B oston «: L e w i s ’ E . L e w is , 24 S o u th ................... .......... W e d n e s d a y s and S atu rd ays. P ie r 8 , E a s t R iv e r . N e w E n g la n d .......... F o s te r & N ick e rso n , 25 S o u th ........ T u e s d a y s and S a t u r d a y s ... P iers 9 an d 10, E a s t R iv e r . T r e m o n t .................... J. A tk in s & C o., 38 S o u th ................. W e d n e s d a y s and S atu rd ays. P ie r 10 E a s t R iv e r. B r e m e n ......................... ,. O c e a n St. N a v . C o .. M oiler A S a n d, 50 B r o a d w a y ......... M o n t h l y ..................................... P ie r 2, N orth R iv e r . B ro o k h a v e n (C onn.) W e e k l y ......................... .. P ie r 28, E a s t R iv e r . C a r d e n a s ..................... D a n ie l Curtis A C o., 159 F r o n t .. . M o n t h ly ...................................... N o re g u la r pier. C arth agen a (S . A . ) .. E v e ritt A B r o w n , 111 P e a r l........... N o re g u la r d a y ......................... N o re g u la r pier. r D e s p a t c h ................... R u sse ll A N o rto n , 31 O ld S l i p . . .. T w i c e a m o n th ......................... N o reg u la r pier. I E m p ire C ity (steam ) J. H o w a r d A S o n , 34 B r o a d w a y .. 1st a n d 15th o f e a ch m o n th . . P ie r 2, N orth R iv e r . C h agres J M a il S te a m e r s .......... M . O . R o b e rts, 177 W e s t ................ F o o t o f W a rre n . S e m i-m o n th ly ........... O ln e y A S e ssio n s, 61 S o u th .......... T w i c e a m onth. F o o t o f W a ll. P a cific M . S tea m C o. H o w la n d A A spin w a ll, 54 S ou th , T w i c e a m onth P ie r 4, N orth R iv e r . ' C o m m e r c ia l............... D u n h a m A D im o n , 67 S o u th ......... W ednesdays ... P ie r 17, E a st R iv e r. U . S . M a il S tea m ers SpofFord, T ile sto n A C o., 48 S ou th W e e k l y ............. P ie r 4, N orth R iv e r , M a il S te a m e r s .......... M . O . R o b e rts, 177 W e s t ................. F oot o f W arren . C harleston M erch a n ts’ ............... N . L . M ‘ C re a d y & C o., 36 S o u t h .. M o n d a y s .......... P ie r 10, E a st R iv e r . S h ip .............................. T h o m a s W a r d le , 88 S o u th ............. W e e k l y ........... B u rlin g S lip. U n i o n ....... .................. G e o rg e B u lk le y , 88 S o u th .............. W e e k l y ............. P ie r 21, E a s t R iv e r , C o w B a y .......................... F r id a y s ........ ... R u tg e r s ’- S lip . C r o to n (N . Y . ) ............. F r id a y s ............. F oot o f Jay. D o b b s ’ F e r r y (N . Y . ) ., S a tu r d a y s ........ F oot o f Jay. Mott Bedell, 104 W a ll............ |W e e k l y ............. Between piers 13 and 14, East R iv e r. Fredericksburgh (Va.) Hands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. Hand, 30 Coenties S lip .. . . ( jW e e k ly ............. Pier 7, East River. M ‘ Kee’ s ................... James \V. M ‘ Kee, 42 F ron t.. T w ice a month Pier 7, East River. Galveston (Texas) . . . J. H. Brower A Co., 45 South N o regular day Piers 12 and 13, East River. Hussey & Murray, 62 South. T w ice a month Pier 16, East River. Galveston and N. Y. Star .......................... \ PACKETS— COASTWISE, INLAND, AND FOREIGN— AND STEAMERS— CONTINUED. W HERE TO . L IN E . AGEN TS. T IM E OF S A IL IN G . PLACE OF A R R IV A L AND D EPA RTU R E . G e o rg e to w n (D . C.) R e g u l a r ..................... S tu rges, C lea rm a n & C o., 110 W a ll, P ie r 14, E a st R iv e r. G l a s g o w ........ . A . W o o d h u ll, 87 S o u th ...................... T w i c e a m o n th ......................... N o regu lar pier. C o m m e r c ia l.............. D u n h a m & D im on , 67 S o u t h ........... T w i c e a m onth P ie r 17, E a st R iv e r. G l a s g o w .................... S t a r .................. .. . . . . J a m es W . P h illip s, 52 S o u th ............ T w i c e a m on th ......................... N o reg u la r pier. S tea m N a v ig a tio n . J. M 4S y m o n , 1 B e a v e r ......................... Jan., tic M a y , Ju ly ,S ep t., N o v N o regu la r pier. G reen p ort (L . I . ) . . < W e e k ly ^ . F o o t o f B eek m an . G re e n w ich (Conn.) W e e k ly . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . P ik e S lip. G u ilford (C onn.) . . . W e e k ly ................. .................. J am es’ Slip. H a llo w e ll ( M e .) . . . C oenties Slip. A P P E N D I X . ----- P A C K E T S S tea m N a v i g a t io n .. L . & W . B u rch a rd , 22 S ou th W illia m , M on th ly N o regu lar pier. H a m b u rg . . . . . . . S ch m id t & B a lch en , 105 W a l l .............. M on th ly N o regu lar pier. H artford (Conn.) W e e k ly . P ier 21, E ast R iv e r. M a il S team ers M . O . R o b e rts, 177 W e s t . ................... . F o o t o f W a rre n . H avana. S tu rg es & C o., 6 S o u t h ...................... . N o regular^ d a y ... N o regu lar pier. T r u jillo & B a rreira s, 106 W a l l .......... M o n t h ly ....... .. B e tw e e n piers 32 and 14, E a st R iv e r. H u rlbu t’ s*........... E . D . H u rlb u t & C o., 84 S ou th . . . . . . 20 th o f e a ch m on th ........... .. P ie r 20, E a st R iv er. S e co n d . . . . . . . . B o y d & H in ck en , 161 P e a r l.......... 1 st o f e a ch m on th ............. P ier 5, N orth R iv e r. H a v re Steam . N a v . C o M ortim er L iv in g sto n , 53 B r o a d w a y , M o n th ly .................. .. U n io n ............... ... W illia m W h itlo c k , Jr., 46 S o u th * .. . , 10 th o f e a ch m on th .............. P ie r 13, E a st R iv er. H u n tin g ton (L . I.) F r id a y s ....................... . P ie r 30, E a st R iv er. Jam esp ort (L . L)*< W e e k ly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J a m es’ S lip. K ey p ort (N . J.) . •? F r id a y s .......................-. . . . . .. F o o t o f S prin g. B la c k B a ll............. C harles H . M arsh all tic C o. 38 B u rlin g SI, 1 st and 16th o f e a ch month F o o t o f B eek m an . B la ck S ta r ................. S a m ’ l T h o m p s o n & N e p h e w , 275 P e a rl. N o regu lar d a y . . . . . . . . . . . F o o t o f D ov er. E m p ire ........................ D & A K in gsla n d & C o., 55 B roa d ........ ..... N o r e g u la r d a y . . i . i N e w ......................... *. S pofford, T ile sto n tic C o., 48 S o u t h ... . . . . 26th o f e a ch m on th .............. P ier 16, E ast R iv er. U .S .M . St. S h ip Co. E . K . C ollin s.................. .................... T w i c e a m on th .......... F o o t o f C anal. L iv e rp o o l B . tic N .A .R .M .S .C o . E . C unard, Jr., 38 B r o a d w a y . . . . < . . . . . . . W e e k ly ....................... ........... J ersey City. R e d S t a r ............ ....... R . K erm it, 76 S o u th ............ ........................... 11th o f e a ch m onth.......... P ier 18, E a st R iv er. St. G e o rg e ’ s ............... D a v id O g d en , 97 W a l l . * . , . . . . . - . < .. .•. T w ic e a m on th . . . . . . . . . . . . N orth R iv e r S ta r............ .. J. W . P h illip s, 52 S ou th ........ . N o regu lar d a y .................. ... S w a llo w T a i l .......... Grinnelly M inturn tic C o., 78 S ou th .. . . . . . 1 st an a 21 st o f each m onth. P iers 19 and 20, E ast R iv e r. X ..................... .............. J oh n G risw o ld , 70 South 8 th and 24th o f ea ch m on th . P ier 17, E a st R iv e r. L ondon S w a llo w T a i l . . . . . . G rinnell, M inturn tic C o., 78 South; T w i c e a m o n th ................. P iers 19 and 20, E a st R iv e r. L o n g B ra n ch .............. T h u rsd a y s...................... .. F o o t o f S p rin g. M a m oren eck (N . Y .) W e e k l y .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P ie r 32, E a st R iv er. D an iel C urtis tic C o., 48 S o u th , M on th ly ................................... N o regu lar pier. M a ta n za s R . C. R e a d , 31 S o u t h ............. . N o regu lar d a y . . . . . . . . . . . . N o regu lar pier. M id d le to w n (N . J.) F rid a y s . J. . . . . . . . . . . .T .. . . F o o t o f S p rin g. M id d le to w n ,S h re w s b ’ y R iv . (N . J .) F oot o f D ey. C ity . . . S tu rges, C learm an tic C o., 110 W a ll E v e r y ten d a y s . P ier 18, E a st R iv er. M o b ile . •. ............. E a g le .. E a g le tic H a z a rd , 40 S o u tn ............ .... E v e r y ten d a y . , P ier 11, E a st R iv er. to E m pire. L a d d & Stannard, 69 S o u th * . . . . . . » , T w i c e a m onth, N o regu lar pier ___ ^ CD 09 P A C K E T S — C O A S T W IS E , I N L A N D , A N D F O R E IG N — A N D S T E A M E R S — C O N T IN U E D . O ▲ GEN TS. T IM E O F S A IL IN G . PLA C E O F A R R IV A L AN D D E PA RTU R E . W HERE TO L IN E . D e s p a tch * . R u s s e ll & N o rto n , 31 O ld S lip . W e e k ly ... . . . . . . . •.*. ■.•.-.. P ie r 9, E a st R iv e r . M o b ile . M e rch a n ts’ L W , E lw e ll, 57 S o u t h .............. S a t u r d a y s .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .P ie r 13, E a s t R iv e r . M o b ile . . . < E . D . H u rib u t Sc C o., 84 S ou th E v e r y ten d a y s . ............... P ie r 2 Q *E ast R iv e r . N e w b u ry p o rt. D e s p a t c h .. S . W . L e w i s ,24 S ou th , N o re g u la r d a y ......... . P ie r 8 , E a s t R iv e r . N e w H a v e n ., T h r e e tim es a w e e k . . . . « . . P e c k S lip . W e d n e s d a y s & S atu rd ays B u rlin g S lip. A sh b rid g e & C o ’ s . .-. C. H . C hu rch Sc C o., 69 South., N o re g u la r d a y . ................... N o re g u la r pier. N e w L o n d o n (C onn.) E m p ir e .. . . . %.*-*«*.. L a d d & S tan n ard, 69 S o u t h .. . N o re g u la r d a y . . . i . . . . . . . N o reg u la r pier. In dep en d en t P ro p e l. J. H . H a v e n s, 39 B u r lin g S lip T h r e e tim es a w e e k ........... P ie r 19, N orth R iv e r . R e g u la r P r o p e lle r . . T h r e e tim es a w e e k ............ P ie r 3, N orth R iv e r . L o u i s ia n a ................. Stanton & T h o m s o n , 114 W a ll E v e r y ten d a y s ...................... F o o t ot W a ll. M a il S te a m e rs.......... M . O . R o b e r ts , 177 W e s t ......... .. F oot o f W a rren . M erch a n ts’ ............ * * J. W . E lw e ll, 57 S o u th . . . . . . . . T h u rsd ays. . . . . . . . . . . . . P ie r 13, E a st R iv e r . A P P E N D I X . ----- P A C K E T S N e w O r le a n s ........ * * E . D . H u rib u t & C o., 84 S ou th E v e r y ten d a y s ............... P ie r 20, E a s t R iv e r. N e w O rlea n s. E v e r y ten d a y s ............... F o o t o f W a ll . S ta n ton ’ s . . . . ......... T . P . S tan ton , 56 S o u th ............. U n io n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F r o s t & H icks* 68 S o u t h .. . E v e r y ten d a y s . . . . . . . . P ie r 16, E a st R iv e r . C o m m e r c ia l............... O ln e y Sc S e ssio n s, 61 S o u t h .. . W e e k l y ............... .............. P ie r 16, E a s t R iv e r . C rescen t C ity-... * * .. F o s te r Sc N ick e rso n , 25 S o u th . W e e k l y ..................... P ie r 9, E a st R iv e r . E a g l e .- ................. . . . E a g le & H a z a r d , 40 S o u t h . . . . M o n d a y s .......................... P ie r 11, E a s t R iv e r . H o lm e s ’- . . . . . . . ......... W illia m N e lso n , 85 S o u th ........ E v e r y ten d a y s . . . . . . . F o o t o f P in e. N e w R o c h e lle (N . Y . ) ............... T u e s d a y s and F rid a y s, J a m e s’ S lip. N e w S u ffolk (L . I . ) .................... W e e k l y .. . . ; . . . . . . . *. -. ■ J a m e s’ S lip. N e w p o r t (F a .) v ia K e y W e st. F lo r id a ......................... C o e , A n d e rso n Sc C o., 10 B e a v e r . . . W e e k ly ..,.. . . . . . . . . . . P ie r 4, N orth R iv e r . B e d e ll’ s O ld ................ M ott B e d e ll, 104 W a l l ........................... W e e k l y .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ^ P ie r 14, E a s t R iv e r. N o rfo lk ( V a . ) ............................... S tu rg es, C lea rm a n Sc C o., 110 W a ll W e e k l y ....... ..................... P ie r 18, E a s t R iv e r. O ld ............................... Independen t P r o p e l. J. H . H a v e n s, 39 B u rlin g S l i p . . . . . . T h r e e tim es a w e e k . . , P ie r 19, N orth R iv e r. N o r w ic h .................. T h r e e tim es a w e e k . . P ier3 , N o r th R iv e r . R e g u la r P r o p e lle r .. P e ek sk ill (N . Y . ) ., M o n d a y s ......................... F oot o f Jay. P e n s a co la ( W . F .) H and’s . . J. H a n d , 30 C oen ties S l i p . ........................ E v e r y ten d a y s ............. P ie r 9, N orth R iv e r . C i t y ........ V a n B ru n t & S la gh t, 168 M a id en L a n e , P ie r 17, E a s t R iv e r . P etersb u rg , V a . . . ., W e e k ly . . . . . . . . i . i . * ........ F o o t o f W a ll. O ld .......... J a m es H u n ter Sc C o., 48 F r o n t ... . ......... H and’ s .. J. H a n d , 30 C oen ties S lip ............................ E v e r y oth er d a y . . ............... P ie r 8 , E a st R iv e r. P h ila d e lp h ia .............. P ie r 8 , E a st R iv e r. M ‘ K e e ’ s. J a m es W . M 4K e e , 42 F r o n t ...................... D a i l y . .......................... .. P o r t C hester (N . Y .) W e e k l y ................................... P ier 32, E a st R iv e r. P ortla n d ( M e .) ......... D esp a tch E . L e w is , 24 S o u th ........... ............t. ** W e d n e s d a y s an d S atu rd ays P ie r 8 , E a st R iv e r. P ortsm ou th (N . H.) D e s p a tc h , E . L e w is , 24 S o u th ................................ W e d n e s d a y s and S atu rd ays P ie r 8 , E a s t R iv e r. P ortsm ou th (Va*) ., O ld ........... S tu rg es, C learm an & C o., 110 "Wall W e e k l y ................................... P ie r 14, E a s t R iv e r . P r o v id e n c e ................ K n ig h t’ s S a tu r d a y s ......................... .. iPier 6 , E a st R iv e r. R e d B a n k ................ . Fridays . •. •• . . . ; . . . . . . . . . F o o t o f S p rin g. Merchants’ , . . . , Mailler Sc Lord, 108 W a ll........... . W e e k ly P ie r 16, E ast. R iv e r. Merchants’JOld Allen Sc Paxon, 134 Front...................... W eek ly ............................... Foot o f W all. R ich m o n d (V a.) Regular........... . Van Brunt Sc Slaght, 168 Maiden Lane. Pier 19, East River. Virginia....... C. H. Sc W . Pierson, 61 South.. . . . . . . . . W eekly, Pier 10, East River. Y PACKETS— COASTWISE, INLAND, AND FOREIGN— AND STEAMERS— CONTINUED. W H E R E TO. L IN E . AGEN TS. T IM E O F S A IL IN G . PLACE OF A R R IV A L AND D E PA RTU R E . R o s ly n .............. W e e k l y . ........................... ........ P ik e S lip. R o tte r d a m ----- E . D . H u rlbu t & C o., 84 S o u t h ... . . . M on th ly . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . P ier 20, E a s t R iv e r. S alem (M ass.) C o m m e r c ia l............... R . W . R o p e s & C o., 44 W a t e r ........ W e e k ly . .< # .. -... - . . . , . . P ier 6 , E a st R iv e r. S an F ra n cis co D e s p a tc h ..................... E . B . Su tton & C o., 84 W a l l ............... T h r e e tim es a m o n t h ........... N o regu la r pier. E m p ire C ity (steam) J. H o w a r d & S o n , 34 B r o a d w a y . . . 1st and 15th o f e a ch m o n th . P ie r 2, N orth R iv e r. S a n F r a n c is c o (via C hagres) P a cific M .S tea m .C o. H o w la n d & A s p in w a ll, 54 S o u t h .. . T w i c e a m on th . . . . . . . . . . . . P ie r 4, N orth R iv e r. M erch a n ts’ ................. J. W . E lw e ll, 57 S o u th .................... N o re g u la r d a y . . . . . . . . . . . . N o regu lar pier. M ail S te a m e r s ......... M . O . R o b e rts, 177 W e s t .................... F o o t o f W a rre n . L a d d & Stannard, 69 S o u th ................. W e e k ly ............................... . N o regu lar pier. B r ig ..................... S tu rges, C learm an & C o., 110 W a ll W e e k ly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P ier 18, E a st R iv er. A P P E N D I X . ----- P A C K E T S . S avan n ah , O ld E stablished D u n h a m & D im on , 67 S o u t h .. . . . . . T h u rsdays......... . P ie r 18, E a st R iv er. S a v a n n a h .......... D em ill & C o. 186 F r o n t.................. f . . W e e k ly ............................ F o o t o f B eekm an. S team N a v . C o.. S a m u e l L . M itch ell, 194 F ro n t.......... W e e k ly .............. ...... ........... P ier 4, N orth R iv e r. S a y b r o o k (C o n n .). . . W e e k ly ................... ........... j P ie r 31, E a st R iv e r S h re w sb u ry (N . J . ) . T h u rsd a y s.. . ...................... F o o t o f S prin g. S in g S in g (N . Y . ) . . . W edn esdays........................ F o o t o f H arrison. Sm ith to w n (L . I.) . . . W e e k ly ................................. P ier 33, E ast R iv er. S ou th am p ton (E n g.) O ce a n S tea m N a . C o M oller & S a n d, 50 B r o a d w a y . M on th ly.. .... ........................ P ier 2, N orth R iv er. S ou th port (C onn.) ... W e e k ly .......................... ... t P ik e Slip. S tam ford (C o n n .). . . . W e e k ly ................ P ik e S lip. S ton in g ton (C onn.) .. W e e k ly ............................... P ier 30, E a st R iv er. S to n y B ro o k (C onn.) W e e k ly ....................£ .......... P ier 33, E a st R iv er. L add & Stannard, 69 S o u th ........... W e e k ly ............................... N o regu lar pier. S t. M arks. E . D . H u rlbu t & C o., 84 S o u t h .. W e e k ly ................................. B u rlin g Slip. F lo rid a . . C o e , A n d e rso n & C o., 10 B ea ver. E very ten d a y s .......... P ier 4, N orth river. S t. T h o m a s ............ D espatch, R u sse ll & N orton , 31 O ld S l i p . .. T w ic e a m onth......... N o regu lar pier. T a r r y to w n (N . Y . ) .. T re n to n (N . J.) a M o n d a y s ............. . F rid a ys................................. E very other W e d n e s d a y .. F o o t o f Jay. F o o t o f H arrison. F o o t o f A lb a n y . U lster (N . Y .) . . . . . F o o t o f A lb a n y . Y e r a C r u z ............ V e ra C ru z, H a rg o u s B roth ers, 23 S o u t h ... . . . . . 1st o f ea ch month, P ie r 10, E ast R iv e r. W a s h in g to n (N . C O l d ............. S a m u el L . M itchell, 194 F ro n t.......... P ier 14, E a st R iv e r. W a s h in g to n C ity .. R e g u l a r ... S tu rges, C learm an & C o., 110 W a ll W e e k ly ... P ier 14, E a st R iv er. W e s te r ly (C o n n .). W e e k l y .. Jam es S lip. O ld ........ N . L . M ‘ C ready & C o., 36 South. M on d ays . P ier 11, E a st R iv e r. W ilm in g to n (N . C.) R e g u la r E . S . P o w e ll, 104 W a l l ................. W e e k ly . . P ier 29, E a st R iv er. Sm ith ’ s . D olln er & P otter, 154 F ront. W e e k ly .. P ier 29, E a st R iv e r. Y o n k e r s (N . Y . ) ... * T u esd a y s. F o o t o f S p rin g. CO 32 APPENDIX.---- SCHOOLS. SCHOOLS IN THE CI TY OF NE W YORK. WARD SCHOOLS. N o 1.— N in eteen th W a r d F ifty -first, n. A v e n u e 3. N o. 16. — S ev en th u M on roe,n ’ r M ontgom y. w 2.— S ev en teen th tt N in th , cor. A ven u e 1. tt 17. —F ou rteen th a O range, near Grand. « 3.— T e n th a L u d low , n ear D elaney. it 18. — S ix te e n th It W . 35th, n . A v . 9. i( 4.— F ou rteen th u M a rion , n ear P rin ce. u 19. — T h ir te e n th a B room e, near Sheriff. * 5.— E lev en th a S ta n to n , cor. Sheriff. u 2 0 .— F ifte e n th tt W . 13th, n . A t . 6 . “ 6 .— S ix th tt C ity H all Place a 21 .— E leven th a N in th , n. A v . C. “ 7.— S ix th U M ott, n ea r Cross. it 22 .— T w e lfth a E ig h ty -sixth , n. A v. 4. u 8 .— S ix th tt E lm , near L eonard. a 23.— E ig h th It Clark, near Spring. u 9.— F ou rth tt 13 Oak. a 24. — T w e lfth tt 125th, near A v. 3. “ 10 .— F ou rth tt 32 Jam es. u 25. — E ig h te e n th u T w en tieth , near A v. 2 “ 11 .— T w e lfth tt T ra n sferred to S ch . N o. 1. tt 26. — N in th tt G reen w ich A v. u 12.— F ou rth it 74 Oliver. tt 27. — T e n th it. A llen , n. Hester. “ 13.— N in eteen th it W . 40th , n e a r A v . 8 . tt 28.— T w e lfth tt M anhattanville. “ 14.— First a 97 G reen w ich . it 29. — F ifth It N o rth M oore c. Yarick. u 15.— E lev en th tt 276 S econ d . 30. — S ix te e n th it W . 24th b et. Avs. 7 & 8 # W a r d P rim ary S c h o o l N o. 1.— 14th W a r d , P rin ce, co r. M a rio n . W a r d S ch o o l N o. 1, fo r C olored C h ild ren .— 12th W a r d , E ig h ty -s ix th street, n ear A ve n u e 5. N o. 2, H arlem . PUBLIC SCHOOLS. N o. 1. 245 W illia m N o. 7. 61 C hrystie No. 13. 327 M adison 2. 120 H en ry 8 66 G ra n d tt. 14. 298 H ouston 3. 490 H u d son 9. E ig h ty -se co n d , n . A y . 11 a 15; T w e n ty -se v ’th , n. Av. 3 4. 203 R iv in g to n 10. 125 D uane a. 16. 289 F ifth 5. 198 M o tt 11. 180 W o o ste r 17. T h irte e n th , n. A v. 7. 6. O n R a n d a ll’ s Island 12. S e v en teen th , n . A v . 8 18. W . 47th, bet. Avs. 8 &9 PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR COLORED CHILDREN. N o. 1. 135 M u lb e rry | N o . 2. 53 L aurens. PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS. N o. 1. 85 O rch ard N o. 19. 457 G re e n w ich N o. 37. 457 G reenw ich u 2 . 11 B ayard it 2 0 . 401 C h erry it 38 & 39. F actory, near Bank k 3. 100 C a n n on tt 2 1 . W . 20th, n. A v. 7 tt 40. 61 C hrystie « 4. C h rystie, n ea r D ela n ey .tt: 22 . F o u rth , co r. A v . C tt. 41. 233 W . E ighteenth « 5. 401 C h erry : \u 23. 4 R iv in g to n ■tt. 42. 117 C linton, (rear) u 6 . Suffolk, n. D elan ey . M 24. B leeck er, cor. D ow n in g it 43. Sam e as No. 42 it 7. 321 S ix th .tt. 25. 61 T h o m p so n it 44; 100 C a n n on tt 8 . 23 K in g tt ; 26. 61 T h o m p s o n tt 45. R iv in g to n . cor. Goerck tt 9. B leeck er, cor. A m os It ' 27. u 46. Sam e as N o. 45 *t 10 . 174 A m os It 28. | W . 17th n .A v . 7, a 47. G rand, cor. Elm tt 1 1 . Pearl, n ear Elm ■ U 29. 174 A m os tty 48. H ou ston , near Eldridge a 1 2 . B room e, cor. R id g e « 30. W h ite c. C en tre tt 49. 11th, bet. A v. 3 & Bow’y a 13. 103 B ayard ' it 31. 3 Stone u 50. Sam e as N o. 49 tt 14. 56 C h ry stie it. 32. Sam e as N o, 31 tt 51. 233 W . E ighteenth tt 15. 66 S ta n to n It 33. 175 B arrow £( 52. H oratio, near Av. 8 (t 16. (G erm an .) 583 F ou rth tt 34. Same as N o. 33 a 53. 545 G reen w ich it 17. G ran d , co r. E lm t f 35. E. 25th, b et. A ys. 4 & 5 u 54. Same as N o. 53 tt 18. C a n n on , n ea r B room e .it 36. W . 43d, n ea r A v . 8 tt 55. Same as N o. 35 PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR COLORED CHILDREN. N o. 1. F ifte e n th , east o f A v . 7. N o. 3. rear G erm an C h u rch , S econd, n. A v. C. u 2. rear G e rm a n C h u rch , S eco n d , n . A v . C. SCHOOLS CONNECTED WITH CHURCHES Presbyterian .— U n io n T h e o lo g ic a l S em in ary, 9 U n iversity p la ce . Pres., R . T . H aines ; Recorder, Rev. J. W . M cL a n e ; T rea s., A . P. H alsey ; P ro fesso rs. "R ev. H. W h ite , R e v. E . R o b in so n , R ev. T . H, S k in n er, W . W . T u rn e r, (R e v . L . B. R ock w o o d , F in a n cia l A g en t.') L ib ra ry co n ta in s 16,000 vols. G erman L utheran .— St. M a tth ew ’ s A ca d e m y , 79 W a lk e r, n ear B roadw ay. P rin cip a l, J oh n Hardten; T eacher o f E n g lish L an gu age , G eography , A u g u stu s Z ig m a n ; In stru ction in N eedlew ork , Sewing, 4*c., M iss M. T olle. Protestant E piscopal.— G en eral T h e o lo g ic a l S em in ary, W e s t T w e n tie th , b et. A vs. 9 & 10. Pro­ fe s s o r s — R t. R e v . B en j. T . O n d erd on k , D. D . ; R e v . S. H. T u rn e r. D. D. ; R ev. B. W ilson , D .D ., L. D.; C. C. M oore, L .L .D .; R ev.M . D. O gilby. D.D.; R e v . B. I. H a ig h t, D.D. ; Sec. o f B oard o f T iv stees , Rev. E . Y . H igbee ; Tfeas., A . T . A n d erson , E s q .; N o. o f Students. 63 ; V ols . in L ib ra ry , 11,000. T r in it y S ch ool, 76 V a rick , R e v . W m . M orris, R eefer. ~ R oman C atholic.— St. V in c e n t ’ s A ca d em y , 104th, n ea r H arlem ; St. M a ry ’ s, 415 G ra n d ; St. Patrick’s, 261 M u lberry ; St. P eter’ s, 16 B arclay ; O rp h a n A sy lu m . P rin ce, opposite th e C a th e d r a l; School of th e Sisters o f M ercy, 536 H o u s to n ; H a lf O rp h a n A sy lu m , E lev en th , near A v e n u e 7. Teachers.— S isters o f C harity. MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOLS. H a m ilton Free S ch ool, F o rt W a sh in g to n . In s titu tio n for th e B lind, A v e n u e 9, betw een T h ir ty -th ir d a n d T h ir ty -fo u r th streets. M ech a n ics’ In s titu te S ch o o l. 12 C ham bers. M e ch a n ics ’ S o cie ty S ch ool, 32 C rosby an d 472 B roadw ay. S ch o o l o f th e A sso cia tio n fo r th e B enefit o f C olored O rphans, A v e n u e 5, betw een 43d a n d 44th sts. S ch o o l o f th e A ss o cia tio n fo r th e B enefit o f J u v en ile D elin q u en ts, E. 23d, n. A v e n u e 1. S ch o o l o f th e L eake a n d W a tts O rphan House, B loom in gd ale. S ch o o l o f th e N ew Y o rk O rp h an A sy lu m , B loom ingdale. S ch o o l o f th e P rotestant H a lf O rp h an A sylu m , A v e n u e 6 , b etw een 10th and 11th sts. S ch o o l o f th e S o cie ty fo r th e P rom otion o f E d u ca tio n a m o n g C olored C hildren, basem en t o f St. P h ilip ’ s C h u rch , C e n tre st., a n d 19 T h om a s st. APPENDIX.---- SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS. 33 SOCI ETI ES A N D I N S T I T U T I O N S , Y> MORAL, BENEVOLENT, AND RELIGIOUS. O bserve, th a t th e a r r a n g e m e n t Is A l p h a b e t i c a l . ASYLUMS. S O C IE T IE S AND INSTITU­ B l o o m i n g d a l e L u n a t i c — c o n n e c te d w ith TIONS. xhe N ew Y ork H ospital, is lo ca te d a t B loom in g- A lu m n i o f U n io n T h e o lo g lc a l S e m i­ dale, or o n O n e h u n d re d & S ev en teen th street, n a r y . —j . A dd ison Cary, Cor. Sec. west o f A ven u e T e n t h , seven m iles fro m C ity Hall. O fficers : G eo. N ew bold , P r e s .; R o b t. I< M u r­ A m e r ic a n A n t i-S la v e r y S o c i e t y —142 ray, S e c .; J o h n A dam s, T reas. I t is necessary, N assau ; W m . L lo y d G arrison , Pres. ; S. H . G a y before a p a tien t c a n be a d m itte d in to th e A sylum^ a n d W e n d e ll Phillips, o f B oston , Secs. ; F ra n cis Jack son , Treas. that a L u n a cy W a rra n t fro m a n y tw o J u stices o f the Peace, or P olice M agistrates o f th is C ity, is­ A m e r i c a n A r t U n i o n —497 B roadw ay. O ffi­ sued u p on th e ev id en ce o f tw o re p u ta b le p h y si­ cers : A . M . C ozzens, Pres. ; G . W . A u sten , cians as to th e alleged fa c t o f in sa n ity , b e p ro­ I r e a s . ; A n d rew W a rn e r, C or. S e c .; N . Jarvis, cured; also a p erm it from on e o f th e A sy lu m C om ­ jr ., R e c . S e c .; J. M on k, S upt. m ittee, w ith w h om th e p a y m e n t o f th e b oa rd (w hich is alw ays in a d v a n ce,) m u st b e arran ged . A m e r ic a n B a p t is t H o m e M is s io n S o c ie - t y — 354 B room e. Isaac Davis, (M ass.) Pres. ; C. C o l o r e d H o m e , fo r th e a g e d a n d In d ig e n t, is J. M a rtin , T reas. ; B. M. Hill, Cor. S ec. : E dw ard located in F orty -secon d street, c. A v . 5. O fficers ; L a th rop , R e c . Sec. Mrs. H en ry A . W ells, 1st D irectress ; M rs. S a m ’l J. Beebe, 2d D irectress ; M rs. H . M . C hester, R e c. A m e r i c a n B i b l e S o c i e t y . — 115 Nassau. O ffi- S e c .; Mrs. J o h n H arper, T reasu rer. cers : T h e o d o re F re lin g h u y se n .P re s.; R e v . J. C. B righ am , R e v. Joseph H old ich , Secs. ; W m . W h it ­ C o l o r e d O r p h a n . — M ale a n d fem ale, A v . 4, lock , jr T r e a s .; Joseph H yde, G en eral A g e n t. bet. 42d an d 43d streets. W m . D avis, S u p ’ t. D e a f a n d D u m b . — F iftie th st., n ea r A v e n u e A m e r ic a n B o a r d o f C o m m is s io n e r s f o r Fourth, is 3J m iles fro m th e C ity H all. O fficers : F o r e i g n M i s s i o n s . — Office, 150 Nassau. T h e o . H .P . Peet, Pres.; R . D. W e e k s , T r e a s .; G eo. S. F relin g h u y sen , Pres. ; R e v. R u fu s A n d e rso n , Robbins, Sec. S ec. ; H . H ill, o f B oston , T reas. ; A lm o n M erw in, F r ie n d le s s B o y s . — 109 B ank. M rs. W . W . R e c e iv in g A g e n t. Chester, 1st D ire ctre s s ; M rs. G . D. Phelps, R e c. A m e r ic a n D r a m a t ic F u n d A s s o c ia tio n . S e c .; Mrs. D. D. L ord , T r e a s .; G eo. W . P earcey, — H. G. Stebbins, Pres.; F. C. W em yss, T rea s.; W . Sup’ t. M . F lem ing, Sec. I n s t i t u t i o n f o r t h e B l i n d . — A v e n u e 9th, A m e r i c a n E t h n o l o g i c a l S o c i e t y . — F orm ­ near T h irty -th ird street. O fficers : A . G . Phelps, ed in 1842, fo r th e purpose o f in q u irin g in to a n ti­ P res.; S. B row n, T reas. ; 1. W o o d , C or. S ec. ; G . qu ities, h istory, languages, geogra p h y, &c. O ffi­ F. A llen, R e c. S e c .; J. W . G . C lem en ts, P h y sicia n ; cers : R e v. E. R o b in so n , Pres. : J. R . B artlett, R e c. Isaac W o o d a n d J. C. Bliss, C o n su ltin g P h y si­ S ec. ; W . W . T u rn e r, C o r .S e c .; G. W e lfo rd , T reas. cians ; A brah am D u bois, C o n su ltin g S u rgeon . James F. C ham berlain , S u pt. A m e r ic a n F e m a le G u a r d ia n S o c ie t y .— &3J*- V isitors are receiv ed o n T uesd ays, fr o m 1 to (H a vin g u n d e r its co n tro l th e H ouse o f In d u stry, 6 P. M . Kipp & B row n ’ s stages pass it o n A v . 9 o r H om e o f th e Friendless, in E . 30th, n. A v . 4.) and the u K n ick erb ock er lin e ,” o n A v . 8 . Office, 36 Park R ow . O fficers: M rs. C. W . H aw kins L e a k e a n d W a t t s O r p h a n — is situ a ted a t Pres.; M rs. J. C. A n g e ll, R e c . Sec. ; M rs. J oel M .’ about One H u n d red a n d S e v e n te e n th street, n ear H u b b a rd , C or. S e c.; M rs. E. S ton e, Treas. the B loom ingdale L u n a tic A sy lu m . O fficers : C. A m e r ic a n H o m e M is s io n a r y S o c ie t y .— S. W ood h u ll, P r e s .; F. D e P eyster, C le r k ; J. H. Roosevelt, T r e a s .; H . G . M fK en n e, S u p ’ t. 150 Nassau. H e n ry D w ight, Pres. ; R e v . M ilto n B adger a n d R e v. Charles Hall, S e c s .; R e v. D a vid L y i n g - I n —f o r d estitu te fem ales, 85 M a rion s t .; B. C oe, C o llector ; Jasper C orn in g , T rea s.; a n d H . Mrs. J. W . S ch m id t, 1st D irectress ; M rs. H e n ry W . R ip ley , A ssistan t Treas. Coit, T r e a s .; Jam es F ergusson, R es. P h ysicia n . A m e r i c a n I n s t i t u t e . — 351 B roadw ay. The M a g d c l e n e F e m a l e B e n e v o l e n t — Is s it­ A n n u a l E lectio n is o n th e 2d T h u rsd a y in M a y ; uated betw een E ig h ty -e ig h t a n d E ig h ty -n in th stated m o n th ly m eetin gs, 2d T h u rsd a y in e a ch streets, west o f th e H arlem R a il R oa d . O fficers: m o n th . O fficers : Jam es T allm ad ge, Pres. ; H e n ry Mrs. T hos. H astin gs, 1st D irectress ; M rs. W . E d ­ M eigs, R e c. S e c .; A d on ira m C han dler, C or. Sec. wards, T reas. ;M rs. D. H oad ley, R e c . Sec. a n d A g e n t ; E dw ard T . B a ckh ou se, T reas. N e w Y o r k O r p h a n — Is situ a ted a t B loom ­ ingdale, near S even ty-first st., a b ou t 5 m iles from A m e r i c a n M u s i c a l F u n d S o c i e t y . — 479 the C ity Hall. O fficers : M rs. H e le n Craig, T re a s.; B roadw ay, H. A . C oit, P r e s .; W illia m S ch arfen - Miss F. M. B leeck er, S ec. berg, T r e a s .; J oh n C. Scherpf, Sec. O l d L a d i e s — Is lo ca te d in T w e n tie th , near A m e r ic a n S a b b a th T r a c t S o c ie ty . — 9 Av. 2. Mrs. A n n In n es, 1st D irectress. S pruce. N . V . H ull, P r e s .; G . B . U tter, C or. S e c . ; P r o t e s t a n t H a l f O r p h a n —M ale a n d fe ­ T . B. Stillm an, Treas. male, A v. 6 , b etw een T e n th a n d E le v e n th . O ffi­ cers : Mrs. W m . A . T om lin s o n , 1st D ir e c tr e s s ; A m e r i c a n S e a m e n ’ s F r i e n d S o c i e t y . — 82 Mrs. A . T . A n d e rs o n , T r e a s .; M rs. S. V a n A n t ­ W a ll. P. Perit, Pres. ; J o h n S paulding, a n d H . werp, S e c .; M rs. S. M . B eck ley , R egister. L oom is, S e c s .; C. N . T a lb o t, Treas. R o m a n C a t h o l i c O r p h a n — P rin ce, c. M ott. A m e r ic a n S o c ie ty f o r M e lio r a t in g th e O fficers: R t. R e v . J o h n H u gh es, P r e s .; Peter C o n d i t i o n o f t h e J e w s . — B rick C h u rch C ha­ M‘ L ough lin , T reas. pel, Park R ow , c. S pruce. R ev. Philip M illedoler, R o m a n C a t h o l i c H a l f O r p h a n — E leven th , P r e s .; R ev. E . R . M ‘ G regor, Sec. fo r Dom . C o r .; near A v. 7. O fficers : B ish op H u gh es, P r e s .; P. A . R e v . D avid N . L ord , Sec. fo r F or. C o r .; W m . L ib ­ Hargous, T reas. b y , R e c . S e c .; J o h n F a lcon er, T reas. 34 APPENDIX.— SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS. A m e r i c a n M i s s i o n a r y A s s o c i a t i o n . —48 E y e a n d E a r I n f i r m a r y . — 97 M ercer, Rufus B eekm an. W m . Jack son , P r e s .; R e v . G . W h ip p le , L. L oT d , Presv; Jam es G . K in g , V . Pres. ; John S e c . ; Lew is T a p p a n , T reas Q. A y m ar; T reas. * A m e r i c a n S u n d a y S c h o o l U n i o n . — B rick F a r m e r s ’ C lu b .— Lewis G . M orris, P r e s .; H. C h u rch C hapel, 147 N assau.— J. C. M eeks, a n d M eigs, Sec. M eet first a n d th ird T uesday o f each R . B . Cam pfield, A g e n ts . m o n th , a t 12 M ., a t th e A m e rica n Institute, 351 A m e r i c a n T e m p e r a n c e U n i o n . —149 N as­ B roa dw a y. sau. R . H yde W a lw o rth , P r e s .; R e v . J o h n M arsh, F e m a l e M i s s i o n a r y S o c i e t y . — (M eth. E pis.) C or. Sec. ; Jasper C o rn in g , T reas. Mrs. W . M ason, 1st D ire ctre ss; Mrs. Julia F A m e r i c a n T r a c t S o c i e t y . — 150 Nassau. T . B ayles, Sec. ; M rs. J o h n M . Howe, Treas. S. Williams,* Pres, j W m . A . H a llock , O. E astm an , F r a n k l i n L y c e u m . — C. N . R om ain e, Pres.; a n d R . S. C ook , S e c s .; M oses A lle n , T rea s. ; J o h n C. P. D ick ie, V .P re s. ; T . J. S m ith, jr .. S e c .: W . A . A c k le y , D epositary. Ferris, T reas. A m e r ic a n a n d F o r e ig n A n t i-S la v e r y F r e e A c a d e m y , E. 23d e. L e x in g to n Av., H. S o c i e t y . —48 B eekm an . A r th u r T a p p a n , Pres. ; W e b ste r , P rin cip a l ; E . G. Ross, an d G . B. Doch- L ew is T a p p a n , Sec. ; W m . E . W h itin g , T reas. arty*. P ro fesso rs o f M athem atics ; T h eod ore Irving, A m e r ic a n a n d F o r e ig n B ib le S o c ie t y .— E. C. M arshall, a n d G. W . H untsm an, Professors 350 B room e. R e v . B. T . W e lsh . Pres. ; R e v . S. S. o f H isto ry and B elles L e ttr e s ; J oh n J. Owen, C u ttin g , Cor. S e c . ; R e v. M . J . R h ees, R e c . S e c . : a n d N o rm a n A . B each, P ro fesso rs o f A ncient N . C. Platt, T reas. L angu ages ; W a lc o t t G ibbs, P ro fesso r o f Chemis­ A m e r ic a n a n d F o r e ig n C h r is tia n U n io n . tr y j P* P. D u ggan , P i'ofessor o f D ra w in g ; John — 150 Nassau. R e v . T h o s . D ew itt, Pres. ; R e v . R oem er, P ro fesso r o f F ren ch ; A . J. Morales, Pro­ fe s s o r o f S p a n ish ; T h e o d o re Glaubensklee, Pro­ R o b t. B aird a n d R e v. E . R . F a irch ild , Cor. S e c.; T h e o d o re D w igh t, R e c . S e c . ; E dw ard V e r n o n , fe s s o r o f G erm a n ; J oseph Palmer, In stru ctor; A g e n t. N ich o la s Seeber, J anitor. A p p r e n t i c e s 9 L i b r a r y . — 472£ B roadw ay. F r e n c h B e n e v o l e n t S o c i e t y . —V ictor Du­ rand, Pres, ; J. P. Barre & A . H oguet, V . Pres’s ; A s s o c i a t i o n o f E x e m p t F i r e m e n . — A d ­ L . B ou qu et, T reas. am W . T u rn b u ll. P r e s .; J osep h M . Price, Treas. ; F r i e n d l y S o n s o f S t . P a t r i c k . — R ich ’ d Bell, G eorg e W . W h eele r, S e c .; Chas. M cD ou g a ll and P r e s .; R o b e r t H o g a n & J osep h Stuart, V . Pres’t s ; J? V . W atk in s, D elegates to F irem a n ’s Hall. C. H . B irn e y , S e c . ; C . M . N a n ry, Treas. R egu lar m eetin gs o f t h e A ssociation , Jan. 15th. A p r il 16th, Ju ly 16th, and O ct. 16th. G e n e r a l S o c i e t y o f M e c h a n i c s a n d T ra d es­ B u t c h e r s 9 H i d e & M e l t i n g A s s o c i a t i o n . m e n . — 472 B roadw ay a n d 32 Crosby. O fficers: Isaac F ry er, Pres. ’r R . E . M ount, Treas. ; —r91 Av. 1. Sam uel P. P atterson, Pres.; W . T . W a rn e r, T reas. W m . G lover, Sec. T h o s . E arle, S e c . ; R o b e rt P rovoost, Collector and D oor keeper. S tated m eetin gs 1st Wednesday in C e n t r a l A m e r i c a n E d u c a t i o n S o c i e t y . — ea ch m o n th , a t 32. C rosby street. 41 L ib erty . J. C. H orn b low er, Pres. ; R e v . M ason G e n e r a l T h e o l o g i c a l S e m i n a r y o f th e Pro* N ob le, C or. S e c . ; M . W ilb u r, R e c . S ec. ; W . A . B o o th , T reas. t e s t a n t E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h i n th e U nited S t a t e s , co r n e r o f A v . 9 th a n d Twenty-first st. C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e .— In stitu te d 1768 ; T h e affairs o f th e S em in a ry are managed by a in co rp o ra te d 1770 ; re -in co rp o ra te d 1784, O fficers : S ta n d in g C om m ittee, co n sistin g o f an equal num­ M oses H . G rin n ell, Pres. ; J o h n J. Palm er, T rea s. ; b e r o f cle rg y m e n a n d la y m en , w ith a Treasurer ---------------------------gee. P ilo t C om m ission ers: R . L . a n d S ecretary. T a y lo r, C. H M arsh all. Chairm an Com . o f .A rb i­ G e r m a n B e n e v o l e n t S o c i e t y (Wittwen tra tion : ------:---------- , M . M au ry, Sec. ; A n n u a l E le c ­ an d W a ise n In stitu te ).— J a cob Brombacher, Pres. tion : 1st T u e sd a y in M a y ; M eetin g s , 1st T u esd a y G e r m a n M u t u a l A s s i s t a n c e S o c ie t y .— in e a c h m on th . J. A . F. R a ch a u , P r e s .; E . A . Sterneburgh, S ec.; C i t y B i b l e S o c i e t y . — (B a p tist,) 350 B room e. G . H . K oop, Treas. W a r r e n C arter, Pres. ; L ew is B. R e e d jr . C or. S e c.; G e r m a n S o c i e t y o f t h e C it y o f N e w Y ork* W . H . C hap m an , R e c . S ec. ; S am u el R a y n o r, — F. K arek, Pres. ; H . E . L udw ig, Sec. ;. F. Hoose, T rea s. ; U zal D. W a rd , d ep ository A g e n t. T reas. ; C. P. D e G reek , A g e n t, 95 Greenwich. C l a y F e s t i v a l A s s o c i a t i o n . — Jas. R . W o o d , G o s p e l U n i o n B e t h e l M i s s i o n . —42 Orange. Pres. ; Chas. M cD ou ga ll & W m . S. Duke, V . Pres. H e b r e w B e n e v o l e n t S o c i e t y .—H. Aaronson, C o l l e g e o f P h a r m a c y . — T h e o b je c t o f th is Pres. ; M orris W o lf, V . Pres.; J o h n Leroy, Treas. I n s titu tio n is t o p rev en t, as fa r as possible, fa ta l H i b e r n i a n U n i v e r s a l B e n e v o l e n t S o cie ty . errors in th e p rep a ra tion o f m e d icin e . O fficers : — 42 P rin ce. F ra n cis O ’ R ielly , Pres. ; John Bell, G eo. D. C oggesh all, Pres.; J. S. A spin w all, T re a s.; V . Pros. ; F rancis F lin n , C or. S e c .; J. McGuire, B .W .B u ll, Sec. R e c . S e c .; F . G ilm ou r, T reas. C o l l e g e o f P h y s i c i a n s a n d S u r g e o n s * — 67 H o m e (T h e ,) a b ra n ch o f th e Prison Associa­ C rosby. T h e w h ole exp en se o f th e cou rse o f L e c ­ t io n , 191 A v . 10. C. M . S edgw ick, 1st Directress ; tu res, w h ich co m m e n ce o n th e first M o n d a y in H a n n a h U n d e rh ill,S e c.; C. M K irktland.C or. Sec. N ovem ber, a n d co n tin u e fo u r m on th s, is a b o u t H o u s e o f I n d u s t r y , 100 W . 16th st.—Mrs. $108. A . H. S tevens, Pres.; G u rd o n B u ck , jr ., N ich ola s Fish, P r e s .; Mrs. W illia m Kent, Treas.; R egistra r ; F loy d S m ith , T rea s. M rs. J. V a n R ensselaer, R e c. Sec. C o l o n i z a t i o n S o c i e t y . — Office in th e B rick I n d u s t r i a l T e m p e r a n c e H o m e .—Rev. L.M C h u rch C hapel, Park R o w , cor. S pruce. A . G . Peaze, S u p t., 2 L ittle W a te r. Phelps, Pres. ; R e v . G . S pring, V . P r e s .; R e v . J. I r i s h E m i g r a n t S o c i e t y .— 51 Chambers. Em­ B . P in n ey , C or. S e c . ; N a th a n ie l H a y d en , T rea s. p lo y m e n t office, 29 R eade. G reg ory Dillon, Pres.; C o l u m b i a C o lle g e , a t th e fo o t o f Park Place, Jam es S tu a rt, T reas. ; E dw ’ d C» Donnelly, Cor. n ear B roadw ay. C harles K in g, Pres. Com m ence­ Sec. ; K. B . D aly, R e c. Sec. m ent s th e d a y a fte r th e fo u r th W e d n e s d a y in I t a l i a n B e n e v o l e n t S o c i e t y .— E. F. Forresti, J u ly . V a ca tio n : fro m A u g . 1st, t o first M o n d a y in P r e s .; M . F astacaldi, V . Pres.; G . Cristadoro, O ctob er. The Gram m ar School a tta ch e d t o th e T rea s. ; C harles F errero, Sec. C ollege, is u n d er th e d ir e c tio n o f Prof. A n t h o n . L a d i e s 9 U n i o n A i d S o c i e t y .— (M eth. E pis.) C o n g r e g a t i a n a l A s s o c i a t i o n o f N e w - 200 M u lb erry. Its o b je ct is to provide a home for Y o r k Ip B r o o k l y n — -J. P. T h o m p s o n , R egister. th e a ged a n d in d ig e n t m em bers o f th e M .L . u E u t e r p e a n S o c i e t y . — Sam uel Earle, P r e s .; M rs. M . W . M ason, 1st D irectress ; Mrs. W . fi. B en }. & H art, V . Pres. ; N ath an iel P. Freeman, T h o m p so n , R e c . Sec. ; M rs. J oh n A . Kennedy, S ec.; R ic h a r d M. Pell, T reas. C or. Sec. APPENDIX.---- SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS. 35 L y c e u m o f N a t u r a l H i s t o r y . — In th e M edi­ N e w Y o r k C it y S u n d a y S c h o o l S o c ie ty , ca l C ollege o f th e U n iversity , E. 14th n. A v . 3. Its (M ethodist). 200 M ulberry, James Davis, P re s.; J. ob jects are tk® a d v an cem en t o f Z o o lo g y , B ota n y, P. M agee & J. F . W illia m s S e c s .; J. G ra y d on , M in eralogy, G eology a n d C on oh ology. T h e m eet­ Treas. in gs are h e ld o n ev ery M o n d a y even in g, a t 8 N e w Y o r k C i t y T r a c t S o c i e t y , 150 Nassau. o ’ clock , th ro u g h o u t th e year. O fficers: Joseph W m . W alker, T r e a s .; A . R W e tm o r e C h a irm a n Delafield, P r e s .; J o h n L e co n te a n d W . C. R e d - E x. C om . ; R ev. Isaac O rch a rd , Sec. field, V . Pres’ t s ; J . H . R edfield, Cor. S e c .: R . N e w Y o r k C o u n t y M e d ic a l S o c ie t y .— H. B row n n e, R e c. S e c .: O . W . M orris, L ib ra rian ; C. M . W h e a tle y , T reas. B e n j. Drake, Pres.; J .R . Y a n k le c k ,R e c .S e c .; Jas. O. Pond, Cor. S e c .; B en j. R . R obson , Treas. M a r i n e S o c i e t y . — Capt. Charles H . M arshall, Pres. ; J o h n M . F errier, J. J. D ick in son , V ic e N e w Y o r k H a r m o n i c S o c i e t y . —D on A lo n ­ Pres’ ts ; Jas. C opland, T r e a s .; H e n ry Russell, S ec. zo Cushm an, P r e s .; W . H enry M orris, Sec. M a r in e H o s p it a l & Q u a r a n tin e E s ta b ­ N e w Y o r k H i s t o r i c a l S o c i e t y . — 1T h is So­ l i s h m e n t , lo ca te d o n S ta te n Island, was estab­ cie ty is loca ted in th e N ew Y o rk U n iversity B uild­ lished b y an a c t o f th e Legislature, in 1820. ings, W o o ste r street, co rn e r W a v e rle y place. L i - T h e S ta ten Islan d F erry, at th e fo o t o f W h it e ­ b 'a ry hours : O ct. 1st t o A p ril 1st. from 10 A . M ., hall street, n ea r th e B a ttery , la n d s passengers till 2 P. M ., a n d fro m 7 P. M. till 9 P. M . ; A p r il quite n ear th e H o s p it a l; th e b oats leave th e c ity 1st t o O ctob er 1st, fro m 10 A . M . till 2 P. M . ; a n d several tim es d u rin g th e d a y. F. C am p bell Stew­ from 4 P. M. till 6 P. M . O fficers; L u th e r B radish, art, P h ysicia n in C h ief; H en ry Buswell, *Apothecary ; Pres. ; T h o s . De W it t, F red erick De Peyster, Y . A . S id n ey D oane, H ealth O fficer . P res’ ts ; E dw ard R o b in so n , F or. Cor. S e c .; Jas. M a r in e r s ’ F a m i l y I n d u s t r ia l S o c ie t y .— W . B eckm an, Dem . C or. S e c .; W illia m C h a u n - 322 Pearl. T h e m ore effectu a lly to carry ou t th e de­ ce y , Treas. ; M . B . Field, R e c . S ec. ; G eorge H . sign o f th e society , a c lo th in g store has b e e n op e n ­ M oore, L ibrarian . ed at 322 Pearl S t., w h ere m ay b e fo u n d a n assort­ N e w Y o r k H o s p i t a l , 319 B roadw ay. G eorge m ent o f garm en ts fo r seam en a n d others. Ojfficei's: N ew bold, P r e s .; G eo. T . T rim b le, V . Pres. ; J o h n Mrs. C. W . H aw kin s, 1st D irectress ; M rs. M . E. A dam s, T reas. ; R . I. M urray, Sec. Perry, Sec. ; M rs. M. A . T ra c y , T reas. N e w Y o r k L a d le s H o m e M is s io n a r y S o ­ M e c h a n i c s ’ I n s t i t u t e . — T h is In stitu te , th e c i e t y , (M eth. E p is .). Mrs. B ishop James, 1st D i­ rooms o f w h ich are at B ow ery, cor. D ivision , has rectress ; M rs. W . B . Skidm ore, R e c . S e c .; Mrs. E . fbr its o b je ct th e in s tru c tio n o f m e ch a n ics a n d M ath er, Treas. others in scien ce a n d th e arts. Z . Pratt, Pres.; N e w Y o r k L a w I n s t i t u t e L i b r a r y . —12 T hos. Sm ull, 1st V . Pres. ; H oraee G reely, 2n d V . N ew C ity Hall. Sam uel Jones, P r e s t.; R o b e rt E m ­ Pres. ; Chas. N . B lack, R e c S ec. ; J. B . W h itm a n , m et, S ec. ; T h e o d o re S edgw ick, Cor. S ec.; C harles Cor. S e c .; J. T . L e itch , T re a s.; T h o s . C. D odd, A c - O ’ C on n or, T r e a s .; H . S. D odge, L ib ra rian ; E th a n uary. R egu lar m eetin g s T u e s d a y o f e a ch w eek. A lle n , A c tin g do. M e r c a n tile L ib r a r y A s s o c ia t io n . B eek- N . Y . L i t e r a r y U n i o n . — N ich ola s Q u ack - m an corn er Nassau street, fo rm e d fo r th e special enbos, Pres.; A . B . Sm ith , S e c .; W . F orrest, T reas. benefit o f m e r c h a n t’ s clerks, is o n e o f th e m ost Y . L y c e u m o f N a t u r a l H i s t o r y . —M eets useful in stitu tion s o f its k in d in th e c ity . I t has a library o f m ore th a n 32,000 volum es, also a b e a u ­ at th e M ed ica l College, E. 14th, n. A v . 3, every tiful reading room , op en o n w eek days, w ell w arm ­ M on d a y, at 8 P. M. ed and lig h ted , a n d m u ch freq u en ted . O fficers : N e w Y o r k M e d ic a l a n d S u r g ic a l S o c ie ty . Henry A . O akley, P r e s .; H u g h N . Cam p, Cor. S e c.; — A b ra m D u Bois, Pres.; J. G. A dam s, Sec. W illard L. F elt, jr ., R e c . S e c .; A b ra h a m Halsey, N e w Y o r k P a t h o l o g i c a l S o c i e t y , 67 C rosby. jr ., T r e a s .; S. H astin gs G ra n t, L ib ra rian . N e w Y o r k S o c i e t y L i b r a r y . — 348 B roa d - M i s s i o n a r y S o c i e t y , {M ethodist E p isco p a l). rav. T h e L ib ra ry is op en o n ev ery w eek d a y 200 M u lberry. R ev. Bp. H e d d in g , Pres. ; R ev. rith a few ex cep tion s, fro m 8 A . M . to 10 P. M ., G e o .L a n e .T r e a s .; R e v .D r :D u r b in ,C o r .S e c .; J .B , ,nd co n ta in s n ea rly 45,000 volum es. Shares or Edwards, R e c. S ec. ig h ts o f m em bership, $25 ; A n n u a l dues, $6, or N a t i o n a l A c a d e m y of* D e s i g n . — 663 B road­ 000 fo r a free r ig h t. O ffic e s : W m . Inglis, S e c .; way. C o w n cil: A . B . D u ran d , Pres. ; T h om a s S. L R . R odgers, T r e a s .; Philip J . Forbes, L ib ra rian . Cum mings, V . P r e s .; J. H . S h egogu e, C or. S ec.; N e w Y o r k S o c ie ty f o r th e r e li e f o f J. B. Stearns, R e c. Sec. ; F. W . E dm onds, T reas. W i d o w s a n d O r p h a n s o f M e d i c a l m e n . —- N e t h e r l a n d S o c i e t y , (fo r th e p r o te ctio n o f fh e w h ole n um ber o f m em bers is sev en ty -th ree, o f emigra*nts fro m H o lla n d ), H . . P lan ten , Pres., 224 rhom th ir ty are life m em bers, b y th e p a y m e n t W illiam . >f $100 a t on e tim e . T h e w hole a m ou n t o f fu n d s N e w E n g l a n d S o c i e t y . —M . H . G rin n ell, eceiv ed sin ce th e o rg a n iza tion o f th e S o cie ty , rom subscribers a n d fo r in terest, a m ou n ts t o Pres. ; J. L . P ope, T reas ; E ph ra im K in g sb u ry , Sec 56.926 08. E dw ard Delafield, P r e s .: J. C. Bliss, N e w Y o r k A c a d e m y o f E d u c a t io n .— Valentine M ott. F. U. J oh n ston , Y . Pres’ ts ; Isaac J. B lackner, P r e s .; M . C. T r a c y , S e c.; Jam es Fan­ VnnH T reas. : H. D. B ulk ley, Sec. ning, T reas. N e w Y o r k S o c ie ty f o r t h e P r o m o t io n N e w Y o r k A c a d e m y o f M e d i c i n e . — Isaac f E d u c a t i o n a m o n g C o lo r e d C h ild r e n .— W o o d , P r e s .; J. G . A dam s, R e c . S e c .; Jam es O. [enry S cott, Pres. ; Jam es M cC une S m ith, T r e a s .; Pond, T reas. H . R eason, Sec. N e w Y o r k B i b l e S o c i e t y . — 115 Nassau. N ew Yo«fc State Society o f tlie C tn cln - T hos. B on d , jr ., Pres. ; H . G. Deforest, Cor. S e c .; J .F . W illia m s, R e c. S e c . ; W . A . S m ith , T r e a s ; iati.—Pres. A n t h o n y L am b ; V • Pres- H. G. levens ; Sec.,E d w a rd P. M a rce lltn ; T r e a s . ; H am - H orace H u n t, G en eral A g e n t. to n F is h : Assist. T re a s/W m .B . C r o s b y ; S ta n d in g N e w Y o r k B ib le a n d C o m m o n P r a y e r iom., C. A . C lin ton , D .M . F rye, T .O . F ow ler, A B o o k S o c i e t y , 20 J o h n . B ishop o f N ew Y ork , !. T h om p son , C. C. L a w ren ce,A . A . L eg g ett, J. K Pres, e x -o ffic io ; W m . H . B ell, S e c.; T . C. B u tler, 'nrttrors. H. H. W ard. A n n iv ’ ry , 4 th J u ly . freas. a n d A g e n t. N e w Y o r k a n d B r o o k l y n F o r e i g n M is s ­ N ew Y o r k S to ck a n d E x ch a n g e B o a rd . i o n S o c i e t y . — (A u x ilia ry to th e A . B . C . F . M .) — O fficers : H en ry Stebbin gs, Pres. ; J. H . G ou rlie, asper C orn in g , P r e s .; R e v T h o s . H . S k in n er, jr ., V . Pres. ; J. W . B leecker, Treas. ; B. H art, Sec. md A . M erw in , Secs. ; J. W . T ra c y , Treas. M eetings daily at th e M erch a n ts’ E x. N ew Y ork S u n d ay S ch ool T each ers’ y . C h e a p P o s t a g e A s s o . — Silas W o o d , A s s o c i a t i o n . — G eo. S. Conover, C hairm an ; W . ’r e s.; B arnab. Bates, C or. S ec.; L W in slow ,jr^ ,B ee. l e c .; L e w is T a p p a n ,T re a s .; S. W .B u c k ,jr .,C o ll. P. C ook, Sec. 36 APPENDIX. SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS^ ETC N e w Y o r k S u n d a y S c h o o l U n i o n * — B rick C h u rch C hapel. Isaac Ferris, Pres. ; J. N . M e t i ^ d r e w s ’ S o c i e t y . —R ich a rd Irvin, Pres • J . J . Palmer, A d a m N orrie, V .P r e s t ’ s. ; Robert E llig o tt, Cor. S e c . ; W illia m L ib b e y , R e c. Sec. : H yslop, Treas. j J o h n C am pbell, S e c . : J oh n T M . A . M organ , T reas. ; J. C. M eeks A g e n t. F erguson , P hysician. \ N e w Y o r k T y p o g r a p h ic a l S o c ie ty — S t. D a v id ’ s B e n e v o le n t S o c ie t y o f N ew J o h n J. H allen beck , Pres. ; R o b e r t B on n er, V . Y o r k a n d B r o o k l y n . ------------------- _ Preg P r e s .; R . H . J o h n s o n , S ec. ; G eo. M ath er, T r e a s .; H P. Edw ards, V . Pres. ; D avid R oberts, Treas',’; R . B radley, L ib ra ria n . W e e k ly m eetin g s o f th e T h o m a s R . J on es, R e c S e c .; T . I. Jones, Cor. Sec! S o cie ty h eld at 300 B roadw ay. L ib ra ry o p en every e v en in g , fro m 6 t o 10 o ’ clo ck . Free t o a ll c o n ­ S t. G e o r g e ’ s S o c ie t y o f N e w Y o r k — j n e cte d w ith th e business. w ^ ealeJ ’ Pres* L R ob ert B a?e , Treas. ; Edward W alk er, Sec. ; J o h n M a c k ie , C oll.; C. W eb b , Supt. O d d F e ll o w s ’ H a ll A s s o c ia tio n o f th e C i t y o f N e w Y o r k . — C h a rtered A p ril 6th, 1844. S t . N i c h o l a s ’ S o c i e t y — Jas. D. P. Ogden, J o h n A . K en n ed y , P res.; T h a d d eu s Davids, T rea s.; P r e s.; W m . H. Joh n son , T r e a s ,; Chas. R . Swords, J o h n J. Davies, S ec. T h e h a ll o f th e A sso cia tio n S e c . ; R . E . M ou n t, jr ., A sst. Sec. is situ ated in C en tre, G ra n d And O ran ge streets, S e a m e n ’ s F u n d a n d R e t r e a t — Located i n th e 14th W a r d o f th e C ity o f N ew Y ork . o n S ta ten Island, n ear th e Q u aran tine. T h e office in N . Y a t 8 O ld Slip. P elatiah Perit, Pres. P h i l h a r m o n i c S o c i e t y . — 483 B roadw ay. H. C . T im m , P r e s .; J. L. E nsign, Sec. j D. W alk er, S e v e n t h - D a y B a p t i s t P u b l i s h i n g S o­ Treas. c i e t y , 9 S pruce.— L u ciu s Crandall, P re s.; G. B. P r e s b y te r ia n B o a r d o f E d u c a t io n — U tter, Cor. Sec. ; B. W . R ogers, Treas. 23 C entre. Jam es N . D ick son , Pres. ; R e v . C. V a n S o c i e t y f o r t h e P r o m o t i o n o f C o lle g i a t e R en ssellaer, Sec. ; J. B. M itch e ll, Treas. a n d T h e o lo g ic a l E d u c a t io n a t th e W e st. P r e s b y t e r i a n B o a r d o f .D o m e s t i c M i s ­ — 41 L ib e rty . J. C. H orn blow er, Pres. ; Marcus s i o n s . — 23 C en tre st. R ev. J. J. Jan ew ay, Pres. ; W ilb u r, T reas. ; R e v . T . B aldw in, Cor. Sec. C. C. Jon es, S e c . ; R e v . R . H appersett. A sst. Sec. S o c ie ty f o r p r o m o t io n o f R e lig io n and S. D . Powell, T rea s. L e a r n i n g — B ish op o f N ew Y ork, ex-officio , Pres ; P r e s b y t e r ia n B o a r d o f F o r e ig n M is ­ W illia m H . H arisoh, S e c . ; J. F. De Peyster, T reas. s i o n s . — 23 C en tre. R e v . A r c h . A le x a n d e r, Pres. ; W a lt e r L ow rie a n d R e v . J. C. L ow rie, S ecs.: W m . S o c ie ty f o r th e R e fo r m a tio n o f J u v e . R a n k in , jr ., T reas. n l l e D e l i n q u e n t s — Steph en A llen, P reg.; J. H. G ourlie, S e c .; J. S. U n derh ill, Treas. P r e s b y t e r i a n B o a r d o f P u b l i c a t i o n . — 23 C en tre. R e v . A r c h . A le x a n d e r, P r e s .; R e v . J o h n S u n d a y S c h o o l U n i o n , (M ethodist.)— 200 L e y b u rn , S e c . ; A . W . M itch e ll, T rea s. D ep osi­ M u lberry. R e v . B p. E lija h H edding, Pres.; to r y . 285 B roadw ay. W m . T ruslow , R e c. Sec. ; R e v . D. P. Kidder, Cor. S e c .; Sam uel J. G o o d e n o u g h , Treas. P r i n t e r s ’ U n i o n . — F. G . O ttarson , P r e s .: C. W a lt e r C olbu rn , R e c . Sec. ; W m . T . K elley, Cor. T a h a w i a n A s s o c i a t i o n , fo r the develop­ S e c . ; R o b ’ t C u n n in g to n , F in . Sec. : E. H . R ogers, m e n t a n d sy m b oliza tion o f th e elem entary sounds T reas. 9 o f L a n gu a ge. M eetings h e ld at 563 Broadway, third P r i s o n A s s o c i a t i o n o f N e w Y o r k . — 15 S a tu rd a y o f e a ch m o n th . C e n tre .— O ffic e r s : W . T . M cC o u n , Pres. • W . T e a c h e r s ’ A s s o c i a t i o n . — Leonard HazeL- C. G ilm an, T reas. ; T h om a s G allau det, R e c *Sec • tine, Pres. J o h n D. R uss, C or. Sec. ’ U n i o n T h e o l o g i c a l S e m i n a r y . —9 Uni­ P r o t e s t a n t E p i s c o p a l D io c e s a n M is s io n ­ v e rsity p lace, R . T . H aines, Pres. ; Charles But­ a r y C o m m i t t e e . — R e v . F ra n cis Y in to n , C h a ir­ ler, V . Pres. ; R e v. J . W . Me Lane, R e co rd e r; A. m a n ; T h o m a s C. B utler, S e c . ; C. N . S. R o w la n d P. H alsey, T r e a s .; F a cu lty , R ev. Jas. P. Wilson, T reas. 20 J oh n . Prof, o f S ystem atic T h e o lo g y ; R ev. Edward Rob­ P r o t e s t a n t E p i s c o p a l G e n e r a l M is s io n ­ in so n , Prof, o f B ib. L it. ; R ev. T . H . Skinner, Sa­ a r y D o m e s t i c C o m m i t t e e . —2 Park place c re d R h e to ric ; R e v. H e n ry B. Sm ith, Bible and W . T . W e b b e , L o c a l Sec. ; T . N . S ta n ford , T rea s E c c l. H istory ; W . W . T u rn e r, Instr. in elements P r o t e s t a n t E p i s c o p a l G e n e r a l M is s io n ­ o f H ebrew , &c. ; R e v. G eo. F. W isw ell, financial a r y F o r e i g n C o m m i t t e e . — 2 Park place. R e v. a g e n t ; E dw ard H ow e, jr ., In str. in sacred music. P. P. Irv in g , S ec. a n d G en era l A g e n t : F. S. U n i t a r i a n A s s o c i a t i o n o f t h e S ta te o f W in s t o n , T reas. N e w Y o r k . — M . H . G rin n ell, P re s.; A . A . Low, P r o t e s t a n t E p i s c o p a l S u n d a y S c h o o l V . Pres. ; J o h n W . C orey, Cor. S e c .; Richard U n i o n . — 20 J o h n . R ev. W m . E. E ig e n b ro d t,S e c.- W a r r e n , T rea s. T h e room s, at 257 Broadway, are J . W . M itch e ll, T reas. ; D a n iel D ana, jr ., a g e n t. ’ o p e n fro m 8 o ’ clo ck , A . M ., to 6 P. M P r o t e s t a n t E p is c o p a l T r a c t S o c ie t y .— U n i v e r s i t y M e d i c a l C o l l e g e , E. 14th, n. 20 J o h n . B ishop o f N ew Y ork , ex-officio, Pres. ; A v . 3 ; P ro fesso rs : V a le n tin e M ott, G. S. Pattison, R e v . R ic h a r d C o x a n d W m . R . R on a ld s, S ecs.; S. H . D ick son , G . S. B ed ford , J. W . Draper, Mar- T . C. B utler, T rea s. a n d agen t. t y n P aine, W m . D arling, D em onstrator. T he fee P u b l i c S c h o o l S o c i e t y . — G ran d, cor. E lm . fo r a fu ll cou rse o f L ectu res, is $105, from Nov. 1, G eorg e T . T rim b le, Pres. ; S tep h en A lle n , Y . t o M a rch 1st. Pres. : J. S. U n d erh ill, T r e a s .; J oseph B . C ollins, U n iv e r s it y o f t h e C it y o f N e w Y o r k .— S ec. O n W a s h in g to n square, betw een W ashington S a d d l e r s ’ B e n e v o l e n t S o c i e t y . __R . A . place a n d W a v e rle y place. Chas. Butler, P res.; C ham bers, P r e s .; R o b ’t H. H an d, V . P r e s .; H am ­ W . B. M a cla y , S e c .; Paul Spofford, Treas. Medical ilto n M urray. Sec. D epartm ent o f the U nivei'sity , E. 14th, n. A v. 3 ; S a i l o r s ’ S n u g H a r b o r . — T h is In s titu tio n is C harles W . P olm an, J a n itor. lo c a te d o n th e noi'th side o f S ta ten Island, an d W h i t e h a l l B e n e v o l e n t S o c i e t y . —Arthur m a y be v isited b y th e P ort R ic h m o n d F erry, at B o y ce , Sec. th e fo o t o f B a tte ry place, N o rth R iv e r, th e b oats W a s h in g t o n M o n u m e n t A s s o c ia t io n .-’ o f w h ich depart several tim es d u rin g th e day. 101 F r o n t ; E. G . Drake, P r e s.; J o h n Paine, V, W m . T h om son , agen t, 115 W a ll. Pres. ; R . D. H art, See. APPENDIX.---- CHURCHES. 37 CHURCHES IN NEW YORK. CORRECTED JU N E 1 st, 1851. E n tw ed , accord in g to A c t o f C ongress , in the yea r 1851, by Doggett & R ode, in the C lerk 's O ffice o f the D istrict C ou rt o f the U nited States fo r the Southern D istrict o f N ew Y ork. B A P T I S T . W * 38th b e t - A v - 9 & 10 ; Min. L e v i A B Y S S I N I A N , (colored ) 44 A n t h o n y ; M in is - W 29th Ue* T A V * 9 5 SeX' C * J ' r)ay> tar, J . T . R a y m on d , 11 D om in ick ; S exton , H en ry SO U TH , H am m on d cor. F a c to r y ; Min. C . G. C. S m ith, r. 55 A n th o n y . Som ers, 92 M adison ; S ex. J E . Duff, 256 A v . 7. A M I T Y S T R E E T , A m ity , cor. W o o s te r ; M in . S T A N T O N , S tan ton , near F o r s y t h ; Min. S. R e ­ W . R . W illia m s, 27 G rov e ; S ex. J. S. H uyler, m in g to n , 186 C hrystie ; S ex. B. L e itch , 7 A v . 1. 237 W ooster. B E R E A N , D ow n in g, c o r . B edford ; M in . Jam es T t B E ^ N A C L B ’ A v ‘ 2 b e t - T e n t h & E lev en th , R . Stone, 108 W a v e r ly p la c e ; S ex. E . W alker, ^ w E w v ? +L a th rop ’ E ‘ 19th> n * A v - 4 tb J S ex. J . W . W h itte m o re , 65 A v. 4. 24 B edford. S T R E E T , T w e lfth n ear A v . 3 ; B E R I A H , M acdou gal, o p p o site V a n d a m ; M in . J. S. B ackus, 4 C ottag e p la c e ; S ex. D ied rick W a ie S840AB^aTwyay 25° T W e m h ! R oberi B aschan, r. 34 V a n d a m B E T H E S D A , C hrystie n ear D ela n ey ; M in . N . " S181 f EA *v . 3q ‘ ; 2« Sd ’ ni ex. JohnR M in' D - s - Parmelee, J . ’Corley. B. Baldwin, 291 B room e ; S ex. T . C . F isher, 105 Z * 01V’ (colored) 486 P e a r l; M in . T h om a s H en - Bleecker derson, 4 Y ork ; S ex. A le x . D u n can , 15 Laurens. B L O O M I N G D A L E , F o rty -th ird ; M in . Steph. B urial G rounds, at th e A m ity st. C h u rch , c W o o s­ W ilk in s, F o rty T h ird , b e t. A v . 8 & 9 ; S ex. W il­ ter, a n d H ou ston , opposite F orsy th , a n d u n d e r liam H u m ph rey, B loom in gd a le roa d b e t. T h ir - 1 S ix te e n th st. C h u rch . ty -n in th & F o rtie th B A P T I S T , (W e lsh ), 141 C h r y s t ie ; Min-. T h om as CONGREGATIONAL. L. Davis, 288 A v . 1 0 ; S ex. T h o m a s R ich a rd s, r. 141 C hrystie. B E T H E S D A , (colored ) 117 W o o s t e r ; M in . Charles B . R a y, 153 O ra n g e ; S ex. Charles C C A N N O N S T R E E T , C a n n o n n ea r B ro o m e ; K ing, 52 A n th o n y . M in. H . J. E d d y , 304 M a d is o n ; S ex. J o h n Coapm an, 5 C an n on . C H U R C H O F T H E P U R IT A N S , B roadw ay c . F ifte e n th ; M in . G . B. C heever, 21 E F if­ F I R S T , B room e co r. E liz a b e th ; M in . S. H. te e n th ; S ex. G . S. C hap in , 45 E . 13th. Cone, 465 B room e ; S ex. J. C. Y o u n g , 92 E lizabeth. E A S T E R N , M adison c. G ou vern eu r, M in . v a ­ c a n t ; S ex. W illia m T orren s, 127 B room e. F I R S T G E R M A N , 19 A v . A . ; M in . J. E sch - man, 200 S e v e n t h ; S ex. J osep h H u b a trch e ck , F R E E C O N G R E G A T IO N A L , W . 31st cor. A v . 6 ; M in . J o h n E. B en ton , 31st cor. A v 6 19 A v . A . F R E E " W I L L , G ra n d , n e x t B roadw ay H ou se ; F O U R T H C O N G R E G A T IO N A L , 104 W e s t M in. D. M. G rah am , 236 S p rin g . 16th, b et. A v . 6 & 7 ; M in . H . O. S ch em erh orn : S ex. Isaac W a sh b u rn , 18 W . 12th. 1 B R O A D W A Y B A P T IS T CHURCH, (in Hope C hapel). 718 B roa d w a y ; M in . J o h n D ow­ H A M M O N D , cor. F a c t o r y ; M in . W illia m Pat­ to n , A v . n ear 14th ; S ex. J. F. Duff, 156 A v 7 ling, 6 Perry ; S ex H e n ry E stw ick , 46 A v . 1 D A I G H T S T R E E T , L a ig h t, cor. V a r ic k ; P R O V ID E N C E C H A P E L , 44 T h o m p s o n - M in . Joseph H arrison, 44 T h om p son . * M in. Isaac W e s tco a t, 34 D o m in ic k ,; S ex. C har­ les H . W in te r t o n , 180 Canal. T A B E R N A C L E , 340 B ro a d w a y ; M in . Joseph M A R I N E R ’ S F I R S T , C herry, b e t. Pike an d P. T h o m p so n , 112 L eon a rd ; S ex. W a lte r R eid 340 B roadw ay. Rutgers ; M in . I. R . Stew ard, 148 C herry, S ex. Peter H en d rick son , rea r o f th e c h u r c h . U N IO N , 663 F ourth, b et. A vs. C. & D • M in G r in n e l; S ex. R . T o v e y , 225 S eventh. * Z O A R , H u dson , c. C h r is to p h e r ; M in . Charles Pavey, 494 H udson. N O R F O L K !, N orfolk n ear B room e ; M in . T h o s . DUTCH REFORMED. A rm itage, 152 C lin to n ; S ex. Peter T h o m p so n . B L E E C K E R S T R E E T , cor. A m os. • M in N O R T H , B edford, cor. C h ristop h er ; M in . A C. N . I. M arselus, 46 H am m ond S ex. C . J Io n * * W h eat, 134 C h r is to p h e r ; S ex. T h om a s A ck e r- 332 B leecker. ' son, at th e ch u r ch . B L O O M I N G D A L E ; M in . E n o ch V a n A ik e n . O L I V E B R A N C H , 234 M adison, cor. M o n tg o ­ E. 71st ^ m ery ; M in . W illia m S. Clapp, 262 H en ry, S ex. B R O O M E S T R E E T , cor. G reene : M in G D. Brooks. H . F isher, 105 W o o s te r ; S ex. Jam es D. Y atea O L I V E R S T R E E T , O liver, n ear C h a th a m ; 56 G reen e. M in. E. L . M agoon , 184 E . B roadw ay ; S ex. Da­ C O L L E G I A T E , L afayette Place, co r F ou rth • v id Jones, 9 M on roe. N inth , n. B roadw ay ; N orth D utch, W illiam * P R O V I D E N C E , 472JBroadway, M in . S. W ills, cor. F u lton ; M ins. J o h n K n ox , 326 F o u r t h 120 S ullivan ; S ex. M . J. D oolittle, 120 S ullivan T h om a s De W itt. 116 N in th , W . C. Brownlee* 54 A v . 2, T E. Y erm ilye, 7 A lb io n p i , T ^ b o t W * S E V E N T H D A Y , E lev en th , bet. B ow ery an d Cham bers, 29 B a r c la y ; S exs. A . C. B ra dy 456 A v . 3 ; M in . T h om a s B. B row n , 80 E . 16th ; S ex , F o u rth , J o h n B u tto n , Jam es D unshee 21 r L t t W . B u rto n , — S even th . D U T C H , W ooster, cor. W a sh in g to n p i M n M S I X T H S T R E E T , 323 S ix th ; M in . J . T . See S. H u tton , 108 N i n t h ; Se*. W m . A r c h e r 241 ley, 307 N in th ; S ex. Jam es S en ier, 315 T h ird . W ooster. ' ^ ^ > ** S I X T E E N T H , W e st 16th, n ea r A v . 8 ; M in . J. F f l A S K L I N S T R E E T , n ear C h u rch • M ir, W T a gg a rt, 168 W e s t 17th ; Sex. C . J . Day, 113 J. B. H ardenberg, 62 V a r ic k : , A v. 8. Schoonm aker, r. 105 Franklin. ’ * 38 APPENDIX.---- CHURCHES. G E R M A N E V A N G E L I C A L M I S S . , H ou s G E R M A N E V A N G E L I C A L , 118 W . 41st i t o n cor. F orsy th ; M in . J. C. G u ld in , 122 R iv in g M in . R . W ie cz o rck , 598 A v . 8. t o n ; S ex. W m . R o th , 48 A y . 1. L U T H E R A N , A v e n u e 6 cor. F ift e e n t h ; M in. G E R M A N , w ith S ou th D u tch C h u rch , A v . 5 c. F. W . G eissen hain er, 76 E . 14th ; Sex. P. Mes- 2 1 s t; M in . J o h n S. E b a u g h , 23d n . A v . 2. gerch m id t, 141 W . F ifte e n th . B u rial Ground G R E E N E S T R E E T , c. H o u sto n ; M in . W m . A v . 6. c. F ifteen th . R . G ord on , 129 A m i t y ; S ex. T . P. T in sla y , rear S T . J A M E S , M u lb erry n . G r a n d ; M in . v a ca n t: 109J G reen e. S ex. v a ca n t. H A R L E M ; M in . Jerem iah S. L ord , 122d, cor. S T . M A R K ’ S (G e rm a n ), S ix th , b et. A v. 1 and A v. 3 2 ; M in . A . H . M . H eld, 198 A l l e n ; S ex. John M A N H A T T A N , A v . B ., cor. F ifth M m . F. F T h eiss, 581 F o u rth C orn ell, 209 F ifth ; S ex . Job Kelsey, 282J F ifth . S T . M A T T H E W S , 79 W a lk e r ; M in. C. F. E. M A R K E T S T R E E T , co r. H e n ry ; M in . Isaac S toh lm a n , 165 M o t t ; S ex. C. F. H ob e,4 8 4 B ’ way. Ferris, 109 E ast B roadw ay ; S ex. S. H a rriott, 39 B u rial-G rou n d s, C larkson, opposite V arick , and E. E ld rid ge. 49th n ea r A v . 3. M I S S I O N , J1104 B roadw ay ; M in . E . L oyd , 1088 B roadw ay. M ETHODIST EPISCOPAL. M O U N T P L E A S A N T , F iftie th b e t. A v . 2 & 3 ; P resid in g E ld ers , B e n ja m in Griffin, 264 Bleecker, M in . P hillip M . B rett, E . 50th n ea r A v . 2 j S ex. a n d N a th a n B angs, 47 T h ird . H en ry G ates, E. 5 0 th n e x t t o th e c h u r c h . A F R I C A N U N I O N , (colored.) F ifteenth, near S O U T H , A v e n u e 5,, c o r n e r 2 1 s t ; M in . J. M. A v e n u e 7 ; M in . Isaac B arn ey ; Sex. Chas. Bar- M acau ley, 57 A m ity . S ex. Jas. A . G a rd in er, 343 rager, 160 W a v e r ly place. A v . 6. A L L E N S T R E E T , N o . 124 ; M in. S. S. Strong, T W E N T Y - F I R S T S T R E E T , n ea r A v 6 th ; 128 A lle n ; S ex. Jon as Chandley, 117 Allen. M in . A . R . V a n N est, B roadw ay, a b ove 2 6 t h ; S ex. W . J. M cF a d d en , 100 W . 20th. A S B U R Y , .N orfolk, b e t. R iv in g to n & S tan ton ; M in . J o h n S. M itch ell, 127 N orfolk ; Sex George W E S T , 264 B leeck er, M in . J . A . C ary. Beal, 105 S ta n ton . B E D F O R D S T R E E T , co r. M o r to n ; M in. A. F R I E N D S . L ee. 47 M ortp n ; S ex. W m . V e itc h , 67 Bedford, c . M o rto n . D O W N I N G , n ea r B leeck er ; S ex. W h e e d e n F ow ­ ler, 98 A v . 4. B L O O M I N G D A L E , F o rty -th ird b et. A v .7 & 8 ; M in . J. B . M acom ber, 42d near Av. 8 ; H E S T E R , cor. E liza b eth ; S ex. T h om a s Stivers, S ex. J o h n S ta n d rin g , 41st n ea r A v. 9. 58 E lizabeth . C E N T R E S T R E E T M I S S I O N , M in. John O R C H A R D S T R E E T (O rth o d o x ), 27 O r­ L u c k e y ; Cross cor. L ittle W a te r. ch a rd , n ear W a lk e r ; S ex. H . H . M osh er, 74 D U A N E S T R E E T , N o 1 8 0 ; M in. R . A. H ester. R O S E , n e a r P e a r l; S ex. D. P. S m it h ,------ . C halker, 176 D u an e ; S ex. Jam es M ’ Cardle, rear B u ria l G round , H ou ston , b e t. C h ry stie a n d B ow ­ 176 D uane. e ry . E IG H T E E N T H S T R E E T , near Av. 8 ; JEWISH SYNAGOGUES. M in . M . D ’ Cam p C raw ford, 192 E ighteenth j Sex. C. Peters, 213 W . E ig h te e n th . A N S H I , C H E S E D , 148 N orfo lk ; M in . Jon as F I F T I E T H S T R E E T , H O M E M IS S IO N , H e c h t, 147 S ta n to n , a n d L . S tim berg, 54£ L u d ­ N ea r A v . 3 ; M in . S. C. Perry, n e x t th e ch u rch ; lo w ; S ex. M y er M a y , a t th e C h u rch . S ex. D en m a rk C ollins, n e x t t o ch urch. B E T H I S R A E L , D ispensary, C entre, co rn e r F I R S T C O N G R E G A T I O N A L , 149 W .1 6 t h ; W h it e ; M in . J. Salinger, 128 W h ite . M tn . E dw ard L . Y o co m , 132J A v . 7 ; Sex. Philip B N A I I S R A E L , ----------; M in . S im o n C. N o o t, S m ith, 138 W . 16th. ____ _ ; S ex. Joseph P. D ey ou n h . F I R S T A F R I C A N , (colored,) 227 S e co n d ; B N A l J E S H U R U N , G re e n b e t. P rin ce au d M in . E . T ilm a n , 223 S e c o n d ; S ex. A b . Emery, H o u s t o n ; M in . A n se l L eo, 144 T h o m p s o n , an d rear o f C h u rch . M . J- R aph all,1 0 0 M a c d o u g a l; Sea;. J a c o b F alk - F O R S Y T H S T R E E T , 12. F o r s y th ; Min. en au , 91 C rosby. R o b e rt Jessop, 8 F o rsy th ; S ex. W illia m Harri­ R O D O L P H S H O L O M , 156 A t t o r n e y ; M in . son , 16 B ayard. L e h m a n H eiln er, a t th e C h u rch ; S ex. H . M or- F R E N C H M I S S I O N ; M in . T . Carter. g en ro te , at th e C h u rch . S A R A Y Z E D E C , 38 H e n r y ; M in . N a th a n G E R M A N H O M E M I S S I O N ; Bloom ingdale; D avid soh n , at th e C h u r c h ; S ex. S olom on Sa- M in. C. F . G rim m , B loom ingdale. m alson , 78 B ow ery. G E R M A N M I S S I O N , S econ d, b et. A v. B & g H A A R Y S H O M A I M , 122 A t t o r n e y ; M in . C ; M in . C. Jost, 256 S e c o n d ; S ex. HenrySnider, M arks D anziger, 124 A tto r n e y ; S ex. M orris D rei 3 A v . C. od orfer, at th e C h u rch . G R E E N E S T R E E T , No* 61 G r e e n e ; M n . S H A A R Y T E P H I L L A , 112 W o o s t e r ; M in . S. D avis S tock in g , 67 G reen e, an d L . M ’ K. Pease, M . Isaacs, 669 H o u sto n ; S ex. B. M . D avis, in S upern u m erary , 2 L ittle W a t e r ; Sex. John J. W h ite , 65 G reen e ; B urial G rounds an d Yanks, th e C h u rch . g H E A R R T H I S R A E L , 60 C rosby ; M in . J. J. 36th. L y o n s, 56 C rosby ; S ex. D. P hillip, r. 66 C rosby. H A R L E M ; M in . T h o s . B ainbridge T E M P L E O P T H E E M A N U E L , 56 C hrys- J A N E S T R E E T C H U R C H , Jane, b et. Av. 8 tie • M in . G . M. C oh e n , 448 G ran d, a n d D r. M erz- & G re e n w ich A v . ; M m . R . C. P utney, 17 Jane; S ex. Ira B arnu m , 158 W . T h irteen th . b a c’h e r ; S ex. Josep h C o h n , 58 C hrystie. B u ria l G rounds, 13J O liver, a n d T w en ty -first n ea r J O H N S T R E E T ; M in . G eorge Brown, 7fl A v e n u e S i* th y& 86th st. & 32d st. b et. B loom in g - F r a n k fo r t; S ex . W illia m D urand, 30 Platt. dale roa d a n d A v . 3, a n d C ypress H ill, L . L M A D I S O N , M adison, cor. C a th e r in e ; M in. James F lo y , 83 M a d is o n ; Sex. T . R . R yers, 60 Mad­ L U T H E R A N . ison , u n d e r th e C hu rch . E V A N G E L I C A L (G e rm a n ), 348 N in th , b et. M A R I N E R S , C herry, near C lin ton , M in. Jas A v . B . & C . ; M in . T h e o d o re B roh m , 320 N in th ; H . Perry, 29 G ouverneur, S ex. W m . Springer, r. S ex. B en ja m in S oh u lth es, 77 Pitt. I 328 C herry. APPENDIX.---- CHURCHES. 39 * 2 ? RK S ^ o F t S£ 2 * E E T ’ n ea r B le e c k e r ; C H U R C H O F O U R SA V IO U R , F lo a tin g ^ ; | 3s Efir aberth 0 2 M u lb e r r y ; Se* - W m - L w - enure h for Seam an, fo o t o f P ik e ; M in . B. C. . Parker, 114 E . B roadw ay ; S ex. F ran k Jones, on board. 3 ^ n ™ i « f T3 w E E ^ hA T ^ ’ C gOT' 9 t h ; ? in - E 344 N in th . > SftE* G eorge W in slo w , C H I R C H o p t h e h o i v a p o s t l e s , A t . 9, cor. W . 2 8 t h ; R . S. H ow land, R ec. A t . R ?V E R f l o a t in g b e t h e l , 9. near W . 23d, an d W m . E Terett. A t . 9, n ea r fo o t o f R e c to r S t .; M in O o w 0'fc- wf en tin e Peterson. * S ^ ‘5 ,Iiy A N S T R E E T , N o . 214 ; J fm .S . F ilch , CHURCH OP THE C R U C IF IX IO N , -18 S u lliv an ; S ex. J. W in te rb o tto m , 1 9 4 S p rin g. U n iT e rsity p l. b et. W a T erley pi. an d E ig h t h ; M m . J . F . S ch roeder, 3 St. C lem en t’ s p i 8 ob 5j* AVS* 8 a n d 9 » JkKn* DU S A IN T E S P R I T (F re n ch ), F ranklin , c o r T it? 1 4 9 A v 8 ^ ^ 3 0 th ; Sear. S te p h e n M er- C h u rch ; A n to in e V erren , R ec. 99 F ra n k lin • S ex. J o h n G. H aussett, 51 Howard. E.J27th b e t A v .2 & 3 ; M in . J. J. M atthias, n e x t d oor to th e c h u r c h , S ex. S. S te­ E M A N U E L , T h om p son cor. P r in c e : M in A S ph enson , E . 26th n. A v . 3. ’ « -• * v m A ™ V E S T R Y S T R E E T , n ear G re e n w ich ; M in . •Jo?;,Hagan.y V24 V estr^ » & ar. R ic h a r d T e lfo rd , 423 G reen w ich . m L E T T S T R E E T , n e a r G r a n d ; M in ., F L O A T IN G C K S S S f t S S J ? * J“ “ - H U R C H f or , , . ” W . K. S topford, 5 W il l e t t ; S ex . G . W . S h a n ­ D ey st ; M in . D. V . M . J o h n so n Charies n on , rear o f C h u rch . H eren berg. r. 103 G re e n w ich ' a ~8 T O R K V I L L E , M in . P. C. O akley, n e a r th e GOOD S H E P H E R D , M arket co r M on ro e * C h u rch , Y ork ville. M in. R a lp h H oy t, 113 M ad ison " C on roe , Xc °lo r ed,) 1 6 8 C h u rch ; M in . N even S m ith, G R A C E , B roadw ay cor. T e n t h ; M in T hos W 62 L eon a rd ; S ex. Jam es Jeffers, 166 C h u rch . I oT a t ! 4 eXt t0 th e ChUr° h ? Brown,' B ui'ial G rounds , 85th s t .,b e t . A v . 7 & 8. B u rial G rounds .—V a u lts B edford, cor. M orton . H g f e * E V A N G E L I S T S , 15 V a n d e w a te r - Y ard a n d V au lts, S ix te e n th , cor. A v . 2. V aults M m . B e iy . ETans, 172 B room e ; S ex. J o h n A n ! n m , r. 63 S u lh van u W . 18th, b e t. A v en u e s 8 & 9. Y a rd . H arlem . Y ards a n d V a u lts W . 44th , b et. A v e n u e s 8 & 9. N A T I V I T Y , S ix th n. A v . C : C aleb Cl Ann p 333 S ix t h ; S ex. J. T a n n er, 6 9 £ F o u rth . ^ C* M E T H O D I S T P R O T E S T A N T . S T . A N D R E W ’ S, H arlem ; M in . R . M . A b e r ­ crom bie, A v . 10 n. 155th. ADer A T T O R N E Y S T R E E T , N o. 9 1 ; M in . Isaac S T . B A R T H O L O M E W ’ S , L a fa y ette p i. co r Fister, cor. Suffolk a n d S ta n to n ; S ex. T . B row n, G rea t J o n e s ; L . P. W . B a lch & Sam uel Cooke 192 R iv in g to n . V a u lts, in rea r o f 4 h e C h u rch . R ees., 98 A v . 2 ; S ex. J o h n Cantrell, 353 B ow erv ’ M E T H O D I S T C A I / V I N I S T I C , (W e lc h ), 78 A llen ; M in . W m . R ow lan d s, 138 O rch a rd ; S ex. dore A . E aton , 55 M o rto n Sear. J o h n M S ullivan. Amit^ S in- r 221 C ook 3 9 x Peter R oberts, ba sem en t o f th e C h u rch P R O T E S T A N T M E T H O D I S T , 138 L a u ­ S T . G E O R G E ’ S, 86 B eekm an, cor. C liff a n d rens ; M in . Jam es B row n , S ex . J osh u a Perham , S tu yvesan t Sq., cor. 1 6 t h ; S. H . T y n g & le 69 M cD ougal. E. 16th ; S ex. T hom as Dugan, 470 Broadway^5 S T . J A M E S ’ , H am ilton s q . ; M in . E d w in H ar­ PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. w ood, A v . o n. 86th st. ■; S ex. (vacant) R t. R e v . B. T . O n d erd o n k , B ishop , 106 F rank lin . S T . JO H N T H E B A P T IS T , L e x in g to n A v cor. 3 5 t h ; C ornelius'R . Duffle, R ec., 151 L e x in g l A l i l i A N G E .L S ’ , S ix M ile S ton e, B loom in gd a le ; ton A v. ® M in . R e v . T h o s . M 4Peters, n ea r th e C h u rch A l i l i S A I N T S , 288 H e n ry ; M in . W illia m E . S T . J U D E ’ S, 25 A v . 6 ; M in . H e n ry D ana W a r d E igen b rod t, 53 A m ity ; S ex. B . W . W illia m s. 870 B roa d w a y ; S ex. E rn est Schw eir, n e x t d oor to th e C h u rch . 419£ G ran d A N N U N C I A T I O N , W . 14th, b et. A v . 6 & 7 ; S T .L U K E ’ S, H udson, n ear B a r r o w M in Sam uel Seabury, R ec ., 125 W . 1 3 th ; S ex. W m . J. J. T u ttle, 477 H u dson ; S ex. J o h n D u gan 482 B. B row n, 493 W a sh in g to n . H udson. ° ?. * A S C E N S I O N , A v . 5, cor. T e n t h ; M in . G . T . S T . M A R K ’ S, Stuyvesant, n ear A v . 2‘ : H e n r r B edell, 61 T e n t h ; S ex. W m . D on a ld son , 26 A n th o n , R ec., 156 A v . 2 ; Sear. C. L . C a r p e n te ? Perry 39 A v . o. 1 C A L V A R Y C H U R C H , A v . 4, b e t. 21st an d S T . M A R Y ’ S, M a n h a tta n ville ; W m R ic h 2 2 d ; M in . F ran cis L . Hawks, 64 E. 21st, ad­ m ond, R ec., B loom ingdale ; S ex. (vacan t) jo in in g th e C h u rch ; S ex. Sam uel A . Deare, 361 S T . M A T T H E W ’S, C hristopher, n . B le e c k e r - A v . 4. Jesse Pound, Rec., 83 C h risto p h e r; S ex. J a m ei C H R I S T C H U R C H , 81 A n t h o n y ; M in . Chas. Kedey, rear 83 C hristopher. H alsey. 21 N o rth M oore ; S ex. D avid B un oe, 77 S T . M IC H A E L ’ S, B lo o m in g d a le ; M in . Wm. F ran k lin . R ich m on d , B loom ingdale. C H U R C H O F T H E A D V E N T , in C hapel S T . P E T E R ’S, W . 20th n. A y . 9 - M in E IT o f th e B lin d A sylu m , A v . 9, b et. 33d & 34th ; Canfiel7 6 } B le e ck e r N ew Y oi'k R ack et C lu b, 596 B ro a d w a y L a fa yette H a ll , 597 B roa d w a y N ew Y ork W h ite L ead W o rk s, 182 F r o n t L aw ren ce C em ent # M a n u fa ctu rin g C o 142 F r o n t N ew Y ork 4* E r ie R a il R oad D ep o t, fo o t D u a n e . Zodt M a n u fa ctu rin g C o., 74 C o r tla n d t N ew Y o rk and H a v re Steam N a vig a tion C o ., M o r tim e r L ost or Strayed C hildren , d e p o s its N e w C ity L iv in g s to n , a g e n t, 53 B ro a d w a y H all, a t t h e A lm sh o u se , B ellev u e, a n d a t th e N ew Y o rk N ew O i'leans S team sh ip L in e. 48 S o u th U pper P olice & 26 B e a v e r M anhattan G as L ig h t C o ., 80 A v e n u e 4 S h a res N ib lo’ s G arden, B ro a d w a y , c o r . P rin c e 20.000, p a r v a lu e $50. D iv id en d s , J a n u a r y a n d N orth R iv er Iro n F o u n d ry , 100 N o r t h M o o re J u ly . O ffic e r s : H e n r y Y o u n g , Pres. : F lo y d N orth ern D isp en sa ry , W a v e r le y P lace, c . C h r is t o - S m ith, Y . P r e s .; S. H . H ow a rd , S e c . : C h a rle s p h e r . B e n j. E llis, P r e s .; C has. R . W h it t e m o r e , R o om e, E n g in e e r S e c . ; H e n ry S tok es, T re a s. ; W m . L . M o rris, M anhattan G as W o r k s , fo o t o f W . E ig h te e n th C o u n se llo r. M arble C em etery, S e c o n d n . B o w e ry & b e t. A v . 1 & 2 N o v elty W oi'k s, fo o t o f T w e lfth , E . R . M arine S u rv ey o rs , 115 W a ll, (A p p o in t e d b y th e O ak H tll C em etery, O ffice 75 C a rm in e C h a m b er o f C o m m e rce a n d B o a r d o f U n d e r w r i­ O cean S tea m N a v ig a tion C o ., 50 B ro a d w a y . M o lle r ters. ; A . J. C a rtw rig h t, J o s e p h T in k h a m , S a m ­ S an d & R ie r a a gen ts. C a p ita l,$1,000,000. S h a res u el C a n d le r, W m .T h o m s o n 10,000, p a r v a lu e $100. C . H . S a n d , P r e s .; J . L . M aryland M in in g C o ., F . R a w d o n , a g e n t, 71 M er. S te p h e n s, V . P r e s .; C h a rles E . A n d e r s o n , S e c. E xchange. O pera H o u se , A s to r P lace M aryland Soap S ton e C o , C e n tr e c. R e a d e O ra n ge C ou n ty M ilk A sso cia tio n , 298 W a s h in g to n . M asonic H a ll , 600 B ro a d w a y . P a cific M a il S team ship C o ., 54 S o u th M echanics’ E x ch a n g e , 7 B r o a d P a cific R o ck S alt C o., 108 B roa d . M echanics’ H a ll , 170 H ester. P a ten t O ffice A g e n c y , E d g a r Ir v in g , 10 B r o a d M echanics’ H a ll , 4724 B ro a d w a y P en in su la r M in in g C o. 187 G re e n w ic h M echanics’ In stitu te S ch ool, 12 C h a m b ers P en n sy lv a n ia C oal C o ., 31 W a ll, C a pita l, $2,400,000 ; M edical C olleg e o f N ew Y o rk U n iv ers ity , 659 B ’ w a y Shares, 48.000 ; Par, $50 ; Ira d H a w le y , P r e s .; M ercantile A g e n c ie s , 70 C e d a r ,53 L ib e r t y & 5 N a ss a u J o h n E w en , T r e a s .; E . J u d s o n H a w ley, A . T re a s. M ei'chant’ s E x ch a n g e C o ., 564 M e r. E x . S h a res, P en sio n O ffice U n ited S ta tes, 32 W a ll 10.000, p a r v a lu e $100. C a p ita l $1,000,000. O ffi­ P eo p le’ s M in in g C om pany , 68 B roa dw a y. cers : A u g . S c h e ll, P r e s .; R . C . M c C o r m ic k , S e c. P e r u Iro n C om pany , 32 S o u th M ethodist B o o k C on cern , 200 M u lb e r r y P h en ix B u ild in g , W a ll c . W a t e r M etropolitan G u ard ian O ffice , 64 G r e e n w ic h P hoen ix F o u n d ry , W e s t c . Y e s t r y M inerva R oom s , 406 B ro a d w a y P ortsm ou th D r y D o ck C o .. 74 B e a ver. C o u rtla n d t M inesota M in in g C o ., G re e n w ic h , c o r . D e y ; C ap. P a lm er, P r e s .; P. H . M y e rs, S ec. S h a res 30,000. $300,000; S h ares, 3 ,0 0 0 ; P ar, $ 1 0 0 ; J o h n C . p a r v a lu e , $100. T u ck e r, P r e s .; M oses A . H o p p o c k , T r e a s .; S a m ’ l P o s t’ s B u ild in g s, E x c h a n g e P la ce c . H a n o v e r J. W . B a rry , S e c .; W m . H ic k o k , C o n s ig n e e . P ou d rette C o ., 23 C h a m b ers M ortim er B u ild in g , W a l l c . N e w P ro testa n t E p isco p a l Ch. M issio n s, 2 P ark P la ce M orton’ 8 B ra id in g s, P la tt c . W illia m R ecord er, F . A . T a llm a d g e , re a r C it y H a ll, P a rk N ational A ca d em y o f D e s ig n , B r o a d w a y , o p . B o n d R eg istra r, C. V . A n d e r s o n , 2 H a ll o f R e c o r d s N ational T h ea tre , 143 C h a th a m . R eg u la tor o f P u b lic C lock s , J a m es W . F a u lk n e r. N atu ralization O ffices , S u p e r io r C o u r t, C o u r t o f R esid en t P h y sicia n , O v id P. W e lls , 5 C ity H a ll C om m on Pleas, S u p re m e C o u r t, C le r k ’ s O ffices, R u tg er’ s F em a le In stitu te, A . K . B ro w n e ll, S u p ’ t a n d M a rin e C o u r t M a d is o n n e a r C lin to n N avy A g e n t , W illia m H . L e r o y , 34 L ib e r t y S a ilo r’ 8 H om e, 190 C h e rry , M a tth e w S a y re , S u p ’ t N ew A ssem b ly R oom s , 39 C h a m b ers. S t. V in cen t’ s H o sp ita l, 102 & 104 E . 13th. New J ei'sey E x p lo r in g and M in in g C o ., 51 L ib e r ty . Salam ander W o rk s, 54 C a n n o n New J ersey Steam N a v ig a tio n C o ., 10 B a tte r y P la ce. S crew D o ck C o ., 232 S o u th Shares, 5 ,0 0 0 ; P ar v a lu e , $ 1 0 0 ; D a n ie l D rew , S ealer o f W eig h ts and M ea su res, G e o rg e H . L lo y d , 1 st Pres.; R . E . L o c k w o o d , S ec. & T re a s . D ist., 93 F u lto n New Y o rk A n a to m ica l M u seu m , 300 B roa d w a y . S isters o f C h a rity, 16 B a rcla y , 257 E a st B r o a d w a y , New Y ork B a y C em etery. 289 B roa d w a y . a n d 107th b e tw e e n A v s. 5 & 6. New Y oi'k B oom D e r r ic k C o. 34 P earl S p in g ler In stitu te, 7 U n io n P lace. N ew Y ork C o n serv a to ry o f M u sic , 413 B ro a d w a y . S ta ff O fficers U . S . A ., 6 S ta te New Y ork D isp en sa ry , 113 W h it e c . C e n tr e . E . W . S tillw a ter Ir o n C o ., 85 B r o a d L aigh t, Pres. ; G e o . T . T r im b le , T r e a s .; J a m es S tu yvesa n t In stitu te, 659 B ro a d w a y F. De P ey ster, S ec. S u p erior C ou rt, C ity H a ll, & N e w C ity H a ll, C le r k ’s New Y ork D r y D o ck C o ., T e n t h n e a r A v . D O ffice, 15 C ity H all. New Y ork D y e in g P r in tin g E sta b lish m en t, 45 J o h n S uprem e C o u rt , N e w C ity H a ll New Y ork F lo a tin g D r y D o ck C o ., 254 S o u th ; F re e ­ S u rrog a te, A . W . B ra d fo rd , G. Y a n c o t , C h ie f C lerk , m an C a m p b ell, Pres. ; H ira m Y . M a son , S ec. ; 3 H a ll o f R e co rd s . 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P R E S ID E N T . 100 1st M on . J u ly an d Jan. 1848 B a n k o f L e b a n o n ................... . , J L e b a n o n R o b e r t K im b a ll J. H . K e n d rick $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 D . M . G a le W edn esday 50,000 500 100 1st T h u rs. M a r. an d S ep 1846 * B e lk n a o C o u n tv ........................... 1M eredith W a r r e n L o v e ll C h e s h ir e ........................ .................. !K e e n e J o h n E llio t Z . N e w e ll D a ily 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 100 1st T u e s . Jan . and J u ly 1844 T uesday 60,000 600 100 1st A p r il and O cto b e r 1849 * C la r e m o n t ....................................... C larem on t A m b r o se C ossit U riel D e a n S a m u el W e b b e r G e o r g e O lcott W edn esday 90,000 150 600 M a rch and S ep tem b er 1844 C on n ecticu t R iv e r ......................... C h a rlestow n M onday 75,000 750 100 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1846 A P P E N D I X .—— B A N K S IN * D o v e r ................................................ D b v e r J o se p h ,H. Sm ith A . P e ir c e * G ra n ite .............................................. G ranite M o se s S a n born S a m u el H . S teven s W edn esday 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 50 (1st M on . Jan . an d J u ly 1831 G reat F a lls ................. , .................. S o r te r s w o rth J. A . B u rle ig h D . H . B u ffu m M onday 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,2 0 0 100 1st F e b . and .A u g u st 1847 L a n c a s t e r ........................................ L a n ca s te r R o y a l J o y slin G e o r g e A . C ossitt T u e s . & T h u r. 50,000 1 ,0 0 0 50 1st T u e s d a y J u ly 1833 ^ M a n c h e s te r ..................................... M a n ch ester J a m es U . P a rk er N a th a n P a rk er M onday 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,1 0 0 100 1st M on . M a r. an d S ept. 1845 M e c h a n ic s ’ ...................................... C on cord J o se p h M . H a rp er G e o r g e M in ot T uesday 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 100 1st J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1834 M e ch a n ics ’ and T ra d e r s ’ ........... P ortsm ou th R ich a rd J en n ess J a m es F . S h o re s M onday 141,000 1,410 100 J a n u a ry a n d J u ly 1845 * M e rrim a ck C o u n ty ...................... C on cord F ra n cis N . F is k E . S. T o w le M onday 80,000 160 500 J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1846 N a s h u a ...................' ......................... N a sh u a Isa a c S p a ld in g Joh n M . Hunt M onday 125,000 1,250 100 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1836 N e w I p s w ic h ................................. N e w Ip s w ic h J on a s M . M e lv ille G e o r g e B arrett D a ily 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 100 1st M on . J a n . and J u ly 1849 P is ca ta q u a E x c h a n g e ................. P ortsm ou th W m . H . Y . H a ck ett S a m u el L o rd T u e s . & F rid . 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 100 M a rch and S ep tem ber 1845 R o c h e s t e r ................. 7 ................... R o ch e s te r S im o n C hase J o h n M ‘ D u ffee, Jr. M onday 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,2 0 0 100 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1835 R o c k in g h a m ............................. ...... P ortsm ou th Jonath. M . T re d ick J oh n J. P ick e rin g M onday 150,000 3,000 50 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1814 S trafford ............................................ D o v e r W illia m W o o d m a n A . A . T u fts M onday 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 100 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1847 W in c h e s t e r ..................................... W in c h e s te r H e n r y K in g m a n W illia m B . H a le 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 100 J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1848 U N IT E D VERMONT. 1848 * A s c u t n e y ............ , ........................... W in d s o r A lle n W a r d n e r J a so n S teele D a ily 50,000 1 ,0 0 0 50 1st M o n . A p r il and O ct. P ro cto rs v ille A b n e r F ie ld D a n iel A . H ea ld T uesday 50,000 2 ,0 0 0 25 1st J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1846 ♦ B an k o f B la c k R i v e r ................... B ra ttle b o ro ’ P h ilip W e lls D a ily 150,000 3,000 50 1st J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1822 B a n k o f B ra ttleb oro ’ ................... E . Seym our B u rlin g ton R . G." C ole T h u rsd a y 150,000 3,000 50 1st A p ril and O cto b e r 1819 ♦ B ank o f B u rlin g to n ..................... P . D oolittle STATES D a ily 75,000 3,000 25 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1826 B a n k o f C a le d o n ia ....................... D a n v ille Ira B ra in erd S a m u e l B . M attocks M id d lebu ry W edn esday 75,000 2,500 30 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1832 ♦ B a n k o f M id d le b u r y ................... P a ris F le tch e r J o se p h W a r n e r M on tp elier W edn esday 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 50 1st A p ril and O cto b e r 1841 B a n k o f M on tp elier...................... R a w s e l R . K eith G eorge H o w e s W e lls R iv e r T h u rsd a y 75,000 2 ,0 0 0 2d T u e s . Jan . and J u ly 18o*i B a n k o f N e w b u r y ....................... R obert H a rv ey O . C. H a le Ira sb u rg h H e n ry M . B a te s W edn esday 50,000 2 ,0 0 0 25 1st F e b . an d A u g u s t lo«M B a n k o f O rle a n s /.......................... E lija h C levelan d W e s t P o u ltn e y T uesday 50,000 2 ,0 0 0 25 15th J a n u a ry and J u ly 1841 ♦ B an k o f P o u lt n e y ........................ M . G. L a n g d o n M . C lark B a n k o f R u t la n d .......................... R u tlan d T uesday 150,000 3,000 50 1st T u e s . Jan . and J u ly 1825 G e o rg e T . H o d g e s John B . P age ♦ B an k o f St. A lb a n s ...................... St. A lb a n s B a n k o f V e r g e n n e s ..................... V e rg e n n e s S a m u e l P . S tron g Isa ia h S cott W edn esday 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 50 1st J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1827 ♦ B atten k ill.. .7............... .............. M a n ch ester M a jo r H a w le y W illia m P . B la c k T uesday 50,000 2 ,0 0 0 25 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1848 B e llo w s F a lls ................................. B e llo w s F a lls N a th a n iel F ullerton J a m es H . W illia m s D a ily 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 50 1J a n u a ry and J u ly 1832 B r a n d o n ........................................... B ra n d on J oh n A . C onan t L o r e n z o B ix b y T uesday 50,000 1 ,0 0 0 50J J a n u a ry and J u ly 1849 B u rlin g ton D an L yon C h a s. P . H artt T h u rsd a y 150,000 3,000 50 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1848 C o m m e r c ia l................................ ... ♦ F a rm e rs ’ .................................... O r w e ll G u stavu s A . A u stin W illia m B . M artin W edn esday 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 3 ,3 3 3 ^ 30 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1834 F a rm e rs’ and M e ch a n ic s ’ ......... B u rlin g ton John P eck C harles F . W a r n e r W edn esday 150,000 3,000 50 1Jan uary and J u ly 1835 ♦ O ra n g e C o u n t y ............................. C helsea L . B a con B . T . B lod g ett W ed n esd ay 50,000 1 ,0 0 0 62 |«3d T u e s . Ju n e and D e c. 1843 S ta r k ................. ................................. B en n in g ton David Love George W . Harman Tuesday 7 5 ,0 0 0 4 ,0 0 0 25 |]Lst Jan. and July 1848 BANKS IN THE UNITED, STATES— CONTINUED. NAME OF BANK. LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. c a p it ’ l . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. com ’ ced. M on tp elier H e z e k ia h H . R e e d J oh n A . P a g e W edn esday $100,000 2,000 1 $50 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1849’ W o o d s to c k O . P . C handler E . J oh n son D a ily 60,000 2,000 30 Jan u ary and J u ly 1847 M ASSACH USETTS. N orth A d a m s D u ty S '. T y le r W . E . B ra y to n T h u rsd a y 200,000 2,000 100 1st A p ril and O ctober 1832 S pringfield A lb e rt M o rg a n F . S . B a ile y D a ily 200,000 2,000 i 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1846 E d w a rd A . N e w to n E z e k ie l R . Colt W e d n e sd a y 150,000 1,500 100 A p ril and O ctober 1818 ► * A nrrirvnltnral. . . .............................. Pittsfield A n d q v er S a m u el F a rra r F ra n cis C o g s w e ll T u e s . & F rid . 250,000 2,500 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1826 ►d L o w e ll J o h n A . K n o w le s J oh n A . B uttrick T u e s . & F rid. 150,000 1,500 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1847 M S a lem J oseph S . C a b o t W illia m H . F oster M o .W e . & F r. 200,000 7,000 A p ril and O ctob er 1824 M on . & T h u r. 500,000 5;000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1828 o tA tla n tic ......................... .................. B oston P lin y C utler B e n ja m im D od d »—I B o sto n C harles H . B r o w n J osep h W h ite T u e s . & F rid. 500,000 5,000 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1834 # Attlfthnrmiffh.................................. A ttleb orou gh Sam . C arpenter H . N . R ich a rd so n M on d a y 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1836 B righ ton E d w a rd S p a rh a w k L ife B a ld w in M on . & T hu r. 250,000 2,500 100 1st M on . A p ril and O ct. 1832 B A N K S IN Y arm ou th p ort Isaiah C ro w e ll A m o s Otis T h u rsd a y 200,000 2,000 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1825 L a w ren ce C harles S. S to rro w N athan iel W h ite M on d a y COO,000 3,000 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1847 "R«*Afr»rd riftramftrp,ial................... N e w B edford G e o rg e H o w la n d T h o m a s B . W h ite M on . & T h u r. 400,000 4,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1816 B e v e r ly A lb e rt T h orn d ik e R o b e rt G. B ennett M on . & T hu r. 125,000 2,000 621 A p ril and O ct. 1812 R la ck ston c ..................... .. U x b rid g e P a u l W h itin E , W . H ayw ard M on d a y 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O cto b e r 1825 B o sto n R o b e rt H o o p e r J. C. W ild T u e s . & F rid. 900,000 18,000 50 A p ril and O ctober 1803 B o sto n W illia m P a rk e r . J oh n J. S oren T u e s . & F rid. 200,000 2,000 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1845 U N IT E D "Bristol CJoiintV............................... T a u n ton W illia m ]A . C rocker W illia m M uenscher Saturday 200,000 2,000 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1833 C h arlestow n D a vid D ev en s T . M arsh all T u e s . & F rid. 200,000 2,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1825 C h icop ee J oh n W e lls J. L . W a rrin e r 150,000 1,500 100 1st A p ril and O ctober 1845 r. amhri df f e. . . . . * . . . . i . . . . . C am bridgeport Thosi. W h ittem ore M artin L a n e M on . & T hu r. 100,000 1,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1826 W o rce s te r T h o m a s K innicut G. F . H artshorne M on d a y 150,000 1,500 100 A pril and Oct. 1829 J. B . D an a W e d n e sd a y 100,000 1,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1832 STA TE S niiarlAS R iv e r .. . . . . . . . . . . . O ld C am bridge C harles Q. Little] Springfield] S am u el R ayn p ld s B . F . W a rn er E v e r y d ay 300,000 3,000 100 A pril and O ctober 1836 W o rce s te r F ra n cis T . M errick G. A . T ru m b u ll Monday 150,000 1,500 100 A pril and O ctober 1836 "Panic o f Boston.-.................. B oston C. W . C artw righ t C harles C . B a rry T u e s . & F rid: 1,000,000 10,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1822 B oston S. G ardner { C. S , L a n e W e d . & Satur* 150,000 1,500 100 JA pril and O ctob er 1849 B oston Joh n G. T o r r e y W illia m Coffin D a ily 500,000 5,000 100 A pril and O ctob er 1822 S a le m W illia m Sutton E d w a rd H . P a y so n M o .W e . & F r. 200,000 3,000 I I I A p ril and O ctober 1819 C oncord D an iel Shuttuck Joh n M . C heney M on d a y 100,000 1,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and O c t 1832 * "Danvers. . t . . . . . . . . . . . D anvers E b e n S hillaber G. A . O sborne T u e s . & F rid. 150,000 1,500 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1825 ? D e d h a m . 1 . . . , . .................. .. D edh am J. S tim son j L . H . K in g sb u ry F rid a y 200,000 i 2,000 100 1st M on . M a y and N o v . 1814 ♦ D orch ester and M ilton D orch ester H . T e m p le " E . J. B isp h am T uesday 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1832 B a n k o f B o s to n ............... B oston T itu s W e lls W a ld o F lint W e d . & Satur. 500,000 5,000 100 A pril a n d O cto b e r 1822 B o sto n G eorg e W ., T h& yer J. M . M arsh M on . & T hu r. 500,000 5,000 100 A pril an d O ctober 1842 T u e s . & F rid . 200,000 3,000 664 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1823 ♦ E xchan ge". ?.! . . ' . V.VV T............. S a lem G id eon T u c k e r J. C h a d w ick M on. & T hur. 200,000 .2,000.. 100 A pril and O ctober* ------- 1831 air xia v e il................ .. F flltrin iith....................... ................ F a lm ou th J o h n Jenkins S . P . B ou rn e T u e sd a y 100,000 1,000 100 A pril and O ctob er 1821 Or F a ll R iv e r ....................................... F a ll R iv e r D a vid A n th on y H r H . F ish M on d a y 3Q0,Q00 4,000 75 A pril and O ctob er 1825 B A N K S IN T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S — C O N T IN U E D pl CO NAME OF BANK. LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. c a p it ’ l . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. c o m ’ .c e d . ! F it c h b u r g ............ F itch b u rg E b en ezer T orrey M onday $200,000 o nnn $100 1st M on . A p ril and O ct. 1832 F ra n k lin C o u n t y . . . . . . . G reenfield H e n r y W . C ushm an A . G. H a m m on d D a ily |150,000 1,500 inn 1st A p ril and O cto b e r 1849 ♦ F ra m in g h a m -.•.»**&................. .. F ra m in g h a m O liv e r D e a n E d w a r d Ilsle y M onday 200,000 2,000 inn A p ril and O cto b e r 1833 F r e e m a n ’ s ........................ B o s to n Jerem y|D rake o^n non o ^nn inn 1st M on . A p ril an d O ct. loot) G lob e B a n k o f B o s t o n ................ B o sto n Ig n a tiu s S a rg e n t C harles S p ra g u e M o n . & jT h u r. 1,000,000 10,000 100 A p ril an d O cto b e r lt » » G lo u c e s te r ................... G lou cester Isa a c S o m e s UUI1I1 J . DUDSUU T uesday 200,000 o nnn inn A p ril and O cto b e r 1796 * G ra n d ............................ APPENDIX! M a rb leh ea d j . Jr. x urner TV/Trt W a Hr P . inn nnft 1 nnn 1UU A p ril an d O cto b e r 1831 ♦ G ran ite . . . . . . . B o s to n non inn A p ril and O cto b e r 1833 G reen field ...................... G reenfield F ra n k lin R ip le y 200,000 o nnn inn A p ril and O cto b e r 1822 * G ro ce rs’ ........... B o s to n OcXIIIUCl XV vv, jtx. x* o sie r o*n non o Ajhh inn A p ril and O ctober] lo 4 o H a m ilto n ................. ............ B o s to n W aH Hr S o t /son non 5_nnn inn A p ril an d O ctob er, 1832 ♦ H a m p d e n ........... , W e s tfie ld A . P ost T? W a IIoi* 100,000 1 fVlfl inn A p r il and O cto b e r 1825 ♦ H am psh ire M a n u fa ctu rers’ . . . . W a r e O rrin S a g e • W illia m H y d e D a ily 200,000 2,000 100 A p ril an d O cto b e r 1825 H a v e rh illJ ...................... H a v e rh ill J a m e s G a le t 1 sh non i ^nn inn 1st M on . A p ril and O ct. 1836 B A N K S IN ♦ H in g h a m ".................. H in g h a m J o h n O . L o v e tt M onday urns non 1 *nn 7n A p ril an d O cto b e r 3833 H o l y o k e ................. j of in m a r x e T h o m a s G reen D a ily 200,000 o nnn inn 1st M on . A p ril and O ct. 1848 ♦ H o u s a t o n ic .......... S to ck b rid g e C. M . O w e n J . D . A dam s T h u rsd ay 100,000 i nnn 100 1st M o n . A p r il an d O ct. 1825 ♦ L a i g h t o n ................................. Lynn 1? SI NTa-tirUoll E . W . M udge m n nnn i nnn inn A p ril and O cto b e r 1849 L a n c a s t e r .. . . . . . . . L a n ca s te r C a le b T . S y m m e s M onday 125,000 mn L e e ................... *. 1st M o n . A p ril an d O ct. 1836 L e o n a rd C hu rch E d w a r d A . B liss W edn esday inn nnn 1UU.WU 1,UUU inn A p r il and O c to b e r 1835 L e ic e s t e r ........... L e ice ste r mn nnn i nnn 100 A p ril and O cto b e r 1820 U N ITE D L o w e l l .................. L o w e ll N a th a n iel W r ig h t J. L . O r d w a y onn non o nnn mn 1st M o n . A p ril and O ct. 1828 ♦ L y n n M e c h a n ic s ’ ........... .............. L y n n Isa ia h B reed J a m es O liv e r T u e s . & F rid . 150,000 2,500 60 A p ril and O ctob er 1814 ♦ M a ch in est’ s ........... . T a u n to n W illia m M a so n G. R . V ic k e r y D a ily inn nnn i nnn 100 A p ril an d O ctob er 1847 M a h a iw e ........... G reat B a rrin g to n UAftlrA. XT. xiooK mn nnn i nnn 100 W ilb e r C urtis n er i T uesday 1st M o n . A p ril and O ct. 184/ M an u factu rers’ . . . G e o r g e to w n W a rren O rd w a y G e o rg e F o o t W edn esday m n nnn 1,000 100 A p ril an d O cto b e r loop ♦ M a r b le h e a d ........ 190 000 STA TE S M a rb leh ea d S a m u e l S . T r e fo y 1,200 300 io o i A p ril and O cto b e r ♦ M a rk et......... B o sto n Josia h S tick n e y J on ath an B r o w n , jr. WVVnCQ« /l H OLr C ot jjAL 560.000 q nnn 70 A p ril and O ctob er M a r in e ........ N e w B ed ford J o se p h G rin nell i lies. &/ j? i i o * 300.000 q nnn 1 nn 1QQO 18 J o h n P . B a ik e r 1st M on . A p ril and O ct. M a ssa ch u se tts. . . . . . B o s to n J. J. D ix w e ll J 0.1x10s l^odd M on . & T h u r. 800.000 q onn 250 1st M on . A p ril and O ct. 1784 M a s s a s o it. . . F a ll R iv e r L e a n d e r B o rd e n W edn esday 100,000 1 nnn inn ■tQAd 1040 Jan . and A p ril ♦ M attapan . . . . D orch ester F re d e rick B e c k W edn esday iuu,w u 1 nnn mn A p ril and O cto b e r 18/10 104 H M e ch a n ics’ . . . . John A n d rew s D a ily 200,000 2,000 mn 1st M on . A p r il an d O ct. 1Q1Q ♦ M ech a n ics’ . . . N e w B ed ford v v . it . jtvouman J. C o n g d o n w ed. cc b a t. 200,000 2,uuu mn A p ril and O cto b e r M ech a n ics’ . . . . . . S ou th B o sto n A lv a n S im on d s M onday mn A p ril and O ctob er 1QQA lOOO ♦ M ech a n ics’ . . . . W o r c e s te r A le x a n d e r D e "Witt P . H a m m o n d T uesday [100,000 1 nnn inn A p ril and O cto b e r 1848 ♦ M erca n tile ........ S a le m D a v id P u tn am S tep h en W e b b jvio. vv e .& b a t. 200,000 o nnn mn 1st M on . A p ril and O ct. 1820 M erch an ts’ ....................... B o s to n J oh n J. M a y 3,000,000 Qn nnn mn A p ril and O cto b e r 18o l M erch an ts’ .......................... N e w B ed ford 400.000 a nnn 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1020 M erch an ts’ . .................. ............. S a le m J oh n W . T r e a d w e ll T3 Xj •lit QIIoI ob TT tjHSDvv 200.000 4.000 50 A p ril and O cto b e r 1811 ♦ M erch an ts’ ................................... N e w b u ry p o rt H e n ry J o h n so n Samuel Mulliken D a ily 210,000 6.000 35 18511 M e rrim a ck ....................................... R u fu s L o n g le y E . A . P orter M onday 180,000 2,400 75 A p ril and O cto b e r 1814 ♦ M ilb u r y ............................................. M ilb u ry S im o n F a rn s w o rth J o h n Prentiss Tuesday 50,000 500 100 A p ril and O ctob er 1825 I BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— CONTINUED. NAME OF BANK. LOCATION. p r e s id e n t . CASHIER.^ DISCOUNT. c a p it ’l . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. c o m ’ ced * N a u m k e a g ........ .. ....................... ; S a lem D. P in g re e J. G. S p ra g u e D a ily $500,000 5,000 $100 list M on . A p ril and Oct. I 1831 N e p o n s e t . ................... .............. .. C anton J. D u n b a r F . AV. D ean e M onday 300,000 1,000 100 list M on . A p ril and Oct. 1830 * N e w E n g la n d . . . . . . . . v. . . . . . B oston T hom as Lam b E . P . C lark Tues* & F rid . 1,000,000 10,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1813 N e w t o n ........ ^ i ; N e w to n W illia m J a ck so n D a n iel K in g sle y T h u r sd a y 150,000 1,500 100 list M on . A p ril and Oct. 1848 N o r t h ............ ............... B oston O liv e r E ld re d g e J. B . W ith e r b e e M on . & T h u r. 750,000 7,500 100 A p ril and O ctober 1825 N o rth a m p to n ............ .. N ortham pton J osia h D . W h itn e y C h a rle s W h ite D a ily 200,000 2,000 100 A p ril and O ctober , 1833 A P P E N D IX ----- B A N K S IN O c e a n ............................. .................. N e w b u ry p o rt W illia m S ton e J a c o b S ton e D a ily 100,000 2,000 50 lA pril and O ctober 1833 * 0 1 d C o lo n y ........................................ P lym outh J oh n B . T h o m a s S ch u y le r S a m p son D a ily 100,000 1,000 100 1st M on . A pril and Oct. 1832 * O x f o r d ............................................. O xford Joh n J e w e tt A . G. U n d e rw o o d M onday 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1823 ^ P a c ific ........ . N an tu ck et J oh n W . B arrett AVilliam M itch ell T u e s . & F rid. 200,000 2,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1804 P rescotet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L o w e ll J oel A d a m s A . S. T y le r M on . & T h u r. 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1850 * P e o p le ’s . . . . . ................................. R o x b u r y S a m u el G uild B . S ton e T uesday 150,000 3,000 50 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1833 P ly m o u t h ....................................... P lym ou th I. L . H e d g e I. N . Stoddard M on d a y 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1803 P o w o w R i v e r ............................... S a lisb u ry R o b e rt P atten J. B . W e b s te r M on d a y 100,000 1,000 100 A pril and O ctob er 1836 * Q u in s ig a m o n d ....................... W o r c e s te r W illia m J en n ison C harles A . H am ilton W e d n e sd a y 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1833 Q u in c y S t o n e ................................ Q u in cy L em u e l B ra ckett J o h n C. R a n d a ll T h u rsd a y 100,000 1,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1836 * R a il R o a d . . . . . . . . i i ^ . L o w e ll B en ja m in F . F re n ch S a m ’ l W . S tick n e y T u e s . & F rid. 600,000 8,000 75 1st M on . A p ril and O ct. 1831 R a n d o l p h ........ ........................ ..... R a n d olp h , R o y a l T u rn e r Seth T u rn e r M onday 150,000 15,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1836 R o lls to n e .......................................... F itch b u rg JVIoses W o o d L o u is H . B radford M onday 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1849 Salem. . . . . i ....................... S a lem G. B eld en G. O . R u m s e y T u e s . and F ri. J a n u a ry and J u ly 1823 S h a w m u t ................. ...................... B o sto n J oh n Gardner S. G. D a v is M on d a y 500,000 5,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 3836 U N ITED STA T E S. S h o e and L ea th er D ea lers’ . . . . B oston E n o c h B a ld w in S a m u el C arr T u e s . & F rid. 750,000 7,500 100 A p ril and O ctober 1836 * S ou th B r i d g e . S ou th B rid g e S. A . H itch co ck S'. M . L a n e M on d a y 100,000 1,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1836 S p rin gfield .................... .. S prin gfield B e n ja m in D a y L e w is W a r r in e r D a ily 300,000 3,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1814 S ta te. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B oston S a m ’ l F roth in g h a m G e o rg e A tkin son M on . & T h u r. 1,800,000 30,000 60 A p ril and O ctober 1811 ^ S u ffo lk ........ ..................................... B oston J effrey R ich a rd so n Isa a c C. B r e w e r W e d . & Sat. 1,000,000 10,000 100 A pril and O ctober 1818 ^ T a u n to n ........................................... T a u n ton S. R h o d e s, Jr. C. J. H . B assett D a ily 200,000 2,500 80 A p ril and O ctober 1812 ^ T ra d e rs’ ............... .. B oston Isa a c P a rk er J erem ia h G ore W e d . & Sat. 400,000 4,000 100 lApril and O ctober 1831 T re m o n t................... B oston A n d re w T . H all A . T . F roth in gh a m M on . & T h u r. 500,000 5,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1814 U n ion B k . o f W e y ’ th & B r ’ tree W e y m o u th B enj. K in g J oh n W . L o u d T uesday 100,000 1,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1832 U n i o n ............................................... B oston Chester A d a m s L e m u e l G u lliver T u e s . & F rid . 800,030 8,000 100 A p ril and O ctober 1792 U n i o n ................ .. H averh ill G eorg e C o g s w e ll J a m es N o y e s M onday 100,000 1,000 100 1st M on . A p ril and Oct. 1849 V illa g e .............................................. D an vers M oses P utm an W . L . W e s to n M on . & T hur. 120,000 1,200 100 A pril and O ctober 1836 'W a lth a m .................... .. W a lth a m Charles B e m is D . A . K im ball W e d n e sd a y 100,000 1,000 100 A pril and O ctob er 1836 W a r r e n ............... .. N orth D a n v ers L e w is A llen F ra n cis B a k e r M on . & T hur. 120,000 1,200 100 A p ril and O ctober 1832 W a r e h a m ........................................ W a re h a m P eter M a ck ie T . R . M iles M onday 100,000 1,000 100 A pril and O ctober 1833 * W a s h in g to n .................................... B oston A a ro n B a ld w in D . A . S ig o u rn e y T u e s . & F rid. 500,000 5,000 100 A pril and O ctober 1825 W e s t e r n ........................................... Springfield C aleb R ic e G eorg e P . B isse ll 250,000 2,500 100 A pril and O ctober 1849 * W o r c e s t e r ....................................... W o r c e s te r Stephen S a lisb u ry W illia m C ross T u e sd a y 200,000 2,000 100 A pril and O ctober 1804 W o r c e s te r c o u n ty ......................... B lack ston e H . S. M an sfield 100 000 1,000 100 * W r e n t h a m ..................................... W re n th a m D . A . C ook C. F ish e r, Jr. T uesday M ay and N ov em b er 1832 * RH O D E IS L A N D . * A m e r ic a n ................................ •••. P ro v id e n ce A. D. Sm ith S. H . R a th b on e E very day 600,000 12,000 50 M ay and N ov em b er 1833 B A N E S IN T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S — C O N T IN U E D NAM E OF BANK. P R E S ID E N T . C A S H IE R . D IS C O U N T . c a p it ’ l . SH ARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S . com ’ ced, L O C A T IO N . A r c a d e ............................................... P r o v id e n c e P a ris H ill B e n j. W . H a m D a ily $500,000 10,000 3$ 50 6th J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1831 ♦ B a n k o f B r i s t o l ............................. B risto l M a rk A n t’y D £W o l f M a rtin B en n ett T h u r sd a y 150,000 1,500 100 J a n u a ry a n d J u ly 1800 B a n k o f K e n t . ............................... C oven try P e le g W ilb u r A n th o n y T a r b o x S a tu rd a y 40,000 1,000 40 L a st S at. M a y and N o v . 1818 ♦ B a n k o f N orth A m e r ic a ............. P ro v id e n ce E lish a H a rris H . E . H u d son M onday 430,000 8,600 50 J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1823 B a n k o f R h o d e Isla n d ........ « . . . N e w p o r t P e le g C larke W . A . C larke T h u rsd a y 100,000 1,000 100 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1795 B la ck s to n e C a n a l......................... P ro v id e n ce A lb e rt H u b b a rd D. W . V aughan D a ily 500,000 20,000 25 J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1831 A P P E N D IX . C en trev ille .......................... ............ W a r w i c k J o h n G reen e M o se s F ifield 50,000 1,000 50 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1828 C itiz e n s ’ U n i o n .« .......................... S citu a te T . D. B row n J. A . H a rris . S a tu rd a y 40,000 1,600 25 1st J a n u a ry and J u ly 1833 C i t y ................................. .............. P r o v id e n c e A . C . B a r s to w A m o s W . SiiOW D a ily 200,000 4,000 50 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1833 C o m m e r c ia l..........................* . . . . B risto l J a c o b B a b b itt J. F re d e r ic B a a rs T uesday 52,500 1,500 35 A p ril an d O cto b e r 1809 C o m m e r c ia l...................... P rovid en ce* W illia m P . B u llo c k D . A n drew s D a ily 400,000 8,000 50 15th J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1833 ♦ C ran ston . . . . . . . « « « « « 4< «*<«»« .i C ranston C a leb C o n g d o n A . B . B a ile y F r id a y 25,000 1,000 25 1st M o n . Jan . and J u ly 1818 C u m b e r la n d ............ .. C u m berlan d H ill D a v is C o o k G eorge C ook M onday 100,000 2,000 50 A pril an d O cto b e r 1823 ♦ E a g l e ................................................ B risto l J a m e s L e B a ro n J. E . F r e n c h W e d n e sd a y 50,000 2,000 ’ 25 J a n u a ry and J u ly B A N K S JEN U N ITED E a g l e .................... * . ....................... P ro v id e n ce B e n j’ n D . W e e d e n S tep h . S . W a r d w e ll D a ily 481,300 9,626 50 1th M a y and N o v e m b e r 1818 ♦ E x c h a n g e . . « . . « .........« . « « « . « . . P ro v id e n ce B e n ja m in A b o r n H . G. G laddin g F r id a y 500,000 10,000 50 1st M o n . J a n . an d J u ly 1801 ♦ E x e t e r ......... .............. .................. ... E x e te r F a ll R iv e r U n i o n . . < « . . . « « « . . . : T iv e r to n N a th a n iel B . B o rd e n W illia m C o g g e sh a ll F r id a y 200,000 2,000 100 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1824 F ra n k lin . « « « « . . * « « ............. .. C h ep a ch et H o r a c e K im b a ll A . A . E ddy M onday 38,000 1,000 38 1st M o n . A p ril and O ct. 1818 ♦ F re e m a n ’ s B a n k . « . . . ................. B ristol N . B u llo c k L . C. R ich m o n d M onday 65,000 3,250 20 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1818 * G l o b e ................................................. P ro v id e n ce W illia m S p ra g u e John L . N oy es D a ily 600,000 12,000 50 2d M o n . M a y an d N o v . 1831 G lo b e .................................... ............ W o o n s o c k e t S p e n ce r M o w r y S . N e w to n W e d . an d F ri. 100,000 4,000 25 F e b ru a ry and A u g u st 1834 ♦ H ig h S tre e t............. ................ « . . . P ro v id e n ce R o b e r t K n ig h t J a m es E . B utts D a ily 120,000 2,400 50 F e b ru a ry and A u g u s t 1828 H o p e . ........................... ..................... W a r r e n J o se p h S m ith T lio ’ s C. W illia m s T uesday 125,000 1,250 100 1st F e b . and A u g u st 1822 L a n d h o ld e rs’ .................... K in g ston E lish a R . P o tte r T h o m a s R . W e lls T uesday 150,000 3,000 50 1st T u e s . M a y and N ov . 1818 M a n u fa ctu rers’ . ................... .. P ro v id e n ce T h o m a s H a rk n ess W illia m S. P atten D a ily 500,000 5,000 100 1st T h u rs. A p ril and Oct. 1813 1823 ST A T E S. M e ch a n ics? ...................................... P ro v id e n ce A . M a n ton J oh n A . F ie ld D a ily 500,000 10,000 50 J a n u a ry and J u ly ♦ M ech anics? and M a n u fa ctu rers’ P ro v id e n ce S y lv a n u s G . M artin A lb e r t W . S n o w D a ily 186,150 3,723 50 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1827 ♦ M erch an ts’ . ............. . .................... N e w p o r t Is a a c G ould C harles D . H am m ett M onday 100,000 1,000 100 A p ril and O cto b e r 1817 M erch an ts’ . . . . . . __ . . . P ro v id e n ce J o sia h C hapin W . B . B u rd ick D a ily 500,000 1,000 50 9th M a y and N o v e m b e r 1818 M ou n t V e r n o n .................... « . . . F oster S a m u e l T illin g h a st R a y m o n G. P la c e S a tu rd a y 60,000 3,750 16 1st M o n . M ar. and Sept. 1824 ♦ N a rra g a n s e tt.. . . . . . . . . . W ic k fo r d E z r a D . D a v is N . N . S p in k W ed n esd a y 50,000 1,000 50 1st M o il. A p ril and O ct. 1806 N a t io n a l................... .. P ro v id e n ce G e o rg e W . H a llet E zra B row n D a ily 140,100 2,000 70 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1834 ♦ N . E n g . C om . B ’ k at N e w p o r t.. ♦ N e w E n g la n d P a c i f i c .. . ‘ ......... N orth P ro v id e n ce J o se p h M e tc a lf S. C o ok e T u e s . & F rid . 126,400 2,528 50 Jan u ary and J u ly 1826 N e w p o r t ......................... .... N ew p ort W illia m V e rn o n S tep h en C a h oon e T uesday 120,000 2,000 60 1st J a n u a ry an d J u ly 1803 ♦ N e w p o rt E x c h a n g e ..................... N e w p o r t N orth K in g s to n ........................... W ic k fo r d J on a th a n R e y n o ld s P . T . H a m m o n d W edn esday : 75,000 1,500 50 F e b ru a ry and A u g u s t 1819 ♦ N orth P r o v id e n c e ...................... ■. N orth P r o v id e n ce ; G. L . S p en cer J o h n C. T o w e r T h u rsd a y 105,000 2,100 50 J a n u a ry and J u ly 1834 P ro v id e n ce P e o p le ’ s ............................................ N orth P ro v id e n ce S . B e n e d ict J. S . T o u rte llo t M onday 85,000 1,700 50 1st M on . Jan . an d J u ly 1846 ♦ P h e n ix .............................................. W e s te rly R o w se B abcock E th an F o ste r T h u rsd a y 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 , 2 ,0 0 0 50 1st M on . Jan . and J u ly 1 1818 P h e n i x ................. .. ................ .. .......... ... • . . P ro v id e n ce S a m ’l B. W h e a to n B e n j. W h ite D a ily 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 6 ,0 0 0 50 20th M a y and N ov e m b e r/ 1835 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— CONTINUED. NAM E OF BANK. L O C A T IO N . P R E S ID E N T . C A S H IE R . D IS C O U N T . c a p it ’l . SH ARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S . c o m ’c ed * P ro v id en ce...................... .........P ro v id e n ce M o se s B . Iv e s C. L . B o w le r M onday $500,000 1,250 $400 1st Tues. April and Oct. R hode Island C en tra l.. .........E a s t G r e e n w ic h 1791 W illia m R e y n o ld s L em u el B urge F riday 81,960 5,464 15 1st M on. Mar. and Sept, ♦Rhode Island U n io n .. . , ........ N e w p o r t 1806 R o g e r W illiam s’ (T h e) .........P ro v id e n ce N e h e m ’ h R . K n ig h t N a th a n iel Sm ith D aily 499,950 6,666 ♦Smithfield E x c h a n g e ... ? . . , . G reen eville 75 5th Mar. and 4th Sept. 1804 O w e n B a tty W illia m W in s o r S a tu rd a y 45,000 1,125 40 1st M on. Jan. and July 1822 Smithfield L im e R o ck . ........ P ro v id e n ce A P P E N D I X . ----- B A N K S Smithfield U nion .......... .........Sm ithfield John Osborne E lisha T . R ead W edn esday 72.000 1,440 50 February and August 1805 T raders’ .......................... .........N e w p o r t E d w in W ilb u r B enjam in Mumford Thursday 60.000 1.500 40 January and July 1836 Traders’ ........................ . .........P rov id en ce E arl Carpenter H enry A . W e b b D aily 200,000 4.000 50 15th June and D ec. 1836 U n io n ............................ . ...........P rov id en ce Elisha D yer James B . Hoskins D aily 500.000 10,000 50 6th Jan. and July 1814 ♦ V illage................ . .......... Sm ithfield W illiam S. Slater W m . H . Seagrave M onday 60,000 1,200 50 M ay and N ovem ber 1818 W ak efield ....................... . . . . . . W a k e fie ld Sylvester R obinson Thom as P . W e lls daily 50.000 1.000 50 1st Thurs. April and O ct 1835 W arren ......................... ...........W a rre n Nathan M . W heaton, George W . Carr W ednesday 150,COO 3.000 50 ♦ W a rw ic k ....................... . January and July 1804 ...........W a r w ic k W illiam D. B ray ton; J. W estcott Tuesday 25.000 1.000 25 W a s h in g to n .......... ... ., .........W e s te r ly 25th January and July 1808 Nathan F . D ixon Charles P erry Thursday 150.000 3,000 50 22d F eb. and August 1800 ♦ W ey b osset..................... ...........P rov id en ce Josiah Seagrave A . W . Spencer daily 137,500 2,750 50 January and July 1823 W oon sock et F a lls .. . . . , ........ W o o n s o c k e F a lls E zek iel F o w le r L . W . B allou Tues. & Frid. 125.000 2.500 50 1st W ed . A pril and Oct. 1828 C O N N E C T IC U T . IN ♦ B rid g ep ort............ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . B rid gep ort S. H artw ell G. B orroughs C ity ................... ......................... Tues. & Frid. 200,000 4,000 50 January and July 1806 U N IT E D N e w H aven E z ra C. R ead Francis Bradley Tues. & Frid. 500,000 5,000 100 1st January and July 1831 C o n n e c tic u t.. . . ........................... B rid gep ort Philo C. Calhoun Charles F oote C onn ecticut (B ran ch) ................. S ou th port Tues. & Frid* 335,300 3,335 100 January and July 1831 Jesup A lvord W y lly s A tw ater Tues. and Fri. 100,000 1,000 100 10th January and July 1832 C onn ecticu t R iv e r B a n k in g Co. Hartford W illiam H. Im lay J. A . Butler ♦ D a n b u ry ........................................... Danbury Mon. & Thur. 250,000 5,000 50 1st January and July 1832 Samuel T w e e d y A aron Seeley Tues. Sc Frid. 98,500 985 100 1st June and December 1844 D e e p R iv e r ..................................... D e e p R iv e r J. L ’ Hommedieu G. Parker 2d 750 STATES. ♦ E a st H a d d a m ................................. E a st H addam M onday 75,000 60 Last Mon. June and Dec. 1849 John C. Palm er T h os. C. Bordm an W ednesday 75,000 750 100 February and August 1832 E x c h a n g e .................... . . . . Hartford Elisha Colt H enry L . B id w ell M o .W e . & Fr. 535,000 10,700 50 1st January and July 1834 ♦ F airfield C o u n ty ........................... N o rw a lk A . E.*Beard T . W arn er, Jr. Tues. & Frid. 100,000 1,000 100 June and Decem ber 1824 F a rm ers’ .......................................... B rid gep ort Stephen Tom linson J. S. Smith ♦ F a rm ers’ and M ech a n ics’ . . . . . H artford . Tues. & Frid. 200,000 2,000 100 January and July 1849 H. G oodw in 2d W . T . H ooker M o.W e. & Fr. 557,100 5,571 100 M ay and N ovem ber 1833 H a rtford ......................... ,v .jH artford D. F . R obinson I r o n ............................................ IF a lls V illa g e Hi A . Perkins M o .W e . Sc Fr. 1,134,600 11,346 100 June and Decem ber 1792 W illiam I-I. W alton A . C. Randall M on. & Thur. 106,000 4,240 25 1st January and July 1847 J e w e tt C it y ............................... J ew ett C ity David Smith John Johnson W ednesday 44,000 1,100 40 2d M on. Feb. and A ug. 1831 ♦ M an ufactu rers’ .............................. B irm in g h a m Edw ard N . Shelton j James M. L ew is Tues. Sc Frid. 100,000 2,000 50 1st June and Dec. 1848 M e ch a n ics’ ...................................... N e w H a v e n John Fitch John W . Fitch Mon. Sc Thur. 300,000 5,000 60 1st January and July 1825 M erch a n ts’ ...................................... N o r w ic h W illiam W illiam s Joel W . W h ite Mon. Sc Thur. 200,000 5,000 40 1st Mon. Mar. and Sept. 1833 M e r id e n ,.......................................... M eriden J oel H. Guy Joseph Arnold W ednesday 255,000 2,550 100 1st W ed . M ay and N ov. 1833 M id d le se x C o u n t y ..................... M id d letow n Charles R . Sebor W illiam S. Camp Mon. & Thur. 226,600 2,235 100 January and. July 1831 M id d letow n M id d letow n John H. W atkinson Fred’k L . Gleason Tues. Sc Frid. ( 4,000 75 369,300 1801 M y stic M ystic \ 693 100 1st W ed . Jan. & July Ot (John W . Hull George W . N oyes T uesday 52,800 1,056 50 January and July 1833 Ox BAN KS IN THE UNITED STA TES—CONTINUED. 05 L O C A T IO N . P R E S ID E N T . C A S H IE R . D IS C O U N T . c a p it ’l . SH ARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S . C O M ’ CED NAME OF BAN K . N e w H a v e n ............................... N ew Haven Hervey Sanford Amos Townsend Tues. & Frid. $364,800 3,648 $100 January and July 1794 TSTew Haven County . . . ; .......... N ew Haven Henry Hotchkiss Ransom Biirritt Mon. & Thu. 500,000 20,000 25 January and July 1834 N ew L ondon.............................. N ew L ondon E. Chapell E. F. Dutton Tues. & Frid 150,875 2,414 621 January and July 18Q7 N o rw ic h ...................................... Norwich Charles Johnson Frank Johnson Tues. & Frid 210,000 2,100 100 Jan. and July 1796 P aw catuck ................. ................ Pawcatuck O. M. Stillman J. A. Morgan Monday 75,000 1,500 55 1849 **Phcenix........................................ Hartford George Beach John L. Bunce M o.W e. & Fr. 1,285,600 100 March and September APPEN DIX.— BANKS IN UNITED STATES. Phoenix H ranch.......................... Litchfield Theron Beach G. F. Davis Mon. & Thur. 1814 Quinebang................................... N orwich Samuel C. Morgan Edward H. Learned Mon.& Thur. 275,000 5,000 50 June and Dec. 1833 Saybrook...................... .............. Essex Samuel Ingham Henry Hart Tuesday 77,800 778 100 January and July 1848 Stamford.................................... Stamford John W . Leeds Chas. G. Rockw ood Tues. & Frid. 60,000 2,000 SO 1st Mon. Mar. and Sept. 1834 * State......................................... Hartford Solomon Porter Thomas Belknap M o.W e. & Fr. 400,000 4,000 100 1st March and Sept. 1849 Stonington................................... Stouington Ephraim W illiams Francis Am y Daily 50,000 1,000 50 1st Mon. June and Dec. 1822 * T h a m e s....................................... Norwich Edward Whiting L. Brewer Tues. & Frid. 300,000 3,000 100 March and September 1825 T hom pson .................................. Thompson Talcott Crosby Joseph B. Gay Tuesday 60,000 1,000 60 April and October 1833 Tolland County....... ................. Tolland John H. Brockw ay J. R. Flynt W ednesday 81,000 810 100 April and October 1829 U nion........................................... New London Jonathan Starr Joseph C. Sistare Tues. & Frid. 100,000 1,000 100 1st Mon. Jan. and July 1792 W a te rb a ry .................... ........... Waterbury John T. Eelton D. Ames, Jr. Daily 350,000 1,000 50 2d Tues. Jan. and July 1849 ( 200 50 11st Mon. Jan. and July 1833 W h alin g..................................... N ew London Peter C. Turner JosephC. Douglass Mon. & Thur. 163,750 ) 6,150 25 * W indh am ................................... Windham John Baldwin Samuel Bingham W ednesday 60,000 1,200 March and September 1832 Windham County ............. . ... Brooklyn Adams W hite Edwin S. Chase W ednesday 61,400 644 100 April & Oct. 1822 * Wdnsted ............................... . W ins ted George Dudley E. S. Hamilton Tues. & Frid. 100,000 2,000 50 1st M ay and November 1849 N EW YORK. For Banks in this State seep. 06. N E W J E R SE Y . B elvidere................... ............... Belvidere John J. Blair John Stuart Wednesday 147,550 3,000 56 1st April and October 1831 * Burlington County............. . Medford B. Shreve J. Oliphant Mon. & Thur. 100,000 2,000 50 1st January and July 1838 ( 100,000 ♦Commercial Bank o f N. J......... Perth Am boy Herman Bruen James A. Nichols Monday < paid in 2,000 30 1823 ( 60,000 Cumberland Bank o f N. J*___ Bridgetown James B. Potter W illiam G. Nixon Tues. & Frid. 52,050 25 January and July 1816 ♦Farmers’ Bank o f N. J............ Mount Holly John Black J. Beatty W ed. & Sat. 100,000 4,000 25 1st April and October 1814 Farmers’ Bank o f W a n ta g e ... Deckerton James C. Havens T. D. Armstrong Saturday 100,000 1,000 100 January and July 1850 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ . . , . . Rahw ay Joseph O. Lufberry F. King Tuesday 160,000 50 April and October 1828 ( 100,000 * Farmers’ and Merchants’ ........ Middletown Point Asbury Fountain Elihu Baker Thursday < paid in 1,000 50 July and October 1831 ( 50,000 ( 100,000 25 ♦Mechanics’ B ’k o f Burlington. Burlington W illiam R . Allen George Gaskill Tues. & Frid., < paid in ( 50,000 2,000 p’d in January and July 1839 ♦ Mechanics’ ............................... Newark Joseph A. Halsey Matthew W . Day W ed. & Sat. | 500,000 10,000 50 j February and August 1831 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— CONTINUED N AM E OF BANK. L O C A T IO N . P R E S ID E N T . C A S H IE R . D IS C O U N T . c a p it ’l . SH ARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S . com ’ced. ♦M echanics’ and M anufacturers’ Trenton George Dill T. Abbott Mon. & Thur $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 5,000 $20 April and October ♦Morris C o u n ty ............................. I 1834 M orristow n Henry A. Ford Theodore T . W ood Daily 50,000 50 January and July 1 1836 N ew ark B ank’ g & Insur. C o . . N ew ark John Taylor Jacob Vermilye Mon. & Thur 508,650 10,173 50 January and July Orange B ank in the C o.of E ssex 1804 Orange Stephen D. Day W . H. Vermilye Wednesday 102,500 50 1st April and October 1828 P rin ceton ....................................... Princeton R. S. Field George T . Olmsted Mon. & Thur. 90,000 3,000 30 1st May and November ♦Salem B anking C o ... ................ 1834 Salem Calvin Belden George C. Rumsey Tues. & Frid. 75,000 1,500 50 1st January and July 1823 ♦Som erset C o .......................... Somerville J. Doughty W illiam G. Steele APPENDIX. ---- BANKS IN UNITED STATES. Tues. & Frid. 50,000 4,000 m 10th April and October 1848 ♦State.............. ................ . Camden John Gill A. M ‘ CaIla W ed. & Sat. 260,000 5,200 50 April and October State........................................... 1812 E lizabethtow n Charles Davis A. S. W oodruff Tuesday 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 4,000 50 April and October 1812 ♦State........................................... ... N ew ark Elias Van Arsdale W illiam H. Mott Wed. & Sat. 400,000 50 April and October State............................................... 8 ,0 0 0 1812 N ew B runsw ick F. R . Smith John B. Hill Wed. & Sat. 140,000 S u s s e x . . . . . ...... ................. . N ew tow n David Kyerson 8 ,0 0 0 17i April and October 1812 Samuel D. Morford Monday 135,000 2,700 50 Feb. and Aug. 1818 ♦ The People’s ............................... Patterson David Burnett Henry C. Stimson Thursday 75,000 3,000 25 January and July ♦ T h e Trenton Banking C o ........ Trenton Philemon Dickinson Thomas J. Stryker Tues. & Frid. 7,000 30 15th January and July ♦U nion............................. ........... 2 1 0 ,0 0 0 1805 D over Guy M. Hinchman Thomas B. Segin Mon. & Thur. 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 50 1st January and July 1833 P E N N S Y L V A N IA . B ank o f C ham bersburgh.. Chambersburgh Joseph Culbertson James Lesley Thursday 205,470 5,501 40 May and November ♦Bank o f C om m erce............ 1814 Philadelphia A. E. Borie James C. Donnell Wed. & Sat. 250,000 5,000 50 May and November 1832 B ank o f Chester C ou n ty... W estchester William Darlington W ash’n Townsend Tues. & Frid. 225,000 9,000 25 1st Tues. May and Nov. 1814- B ank o f D elaw are C o u n ty .. , . Chester Jesse J. Maris F. J. II inks on Mon. & Thur. | 200,000 3,114 50 May and November 1814 ( 155,640 ( 300,000 ♦Bank o f Germantown. Germantown Charles Magarge Lloyd Mifflin 50 After 1st Tu.May & Nov. Tues. & Frid. ) paid in 6 ,0 0 0 1814 ♦Bank o f Gettysburg................... Gettysburg ( 152,000 ♦Bank o f M iddletow n................. M iddletown B ank o f M ontgom ery C o ......... N orristown John Boyer W m . H. Slingluff 50 May and November B ank o f North A m e r ic a .. . . . . . . Philadelphia Saturday 400,000 8 ,0 0 0 1815 John Richardson John Hockley Mon. & Thur. 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 0 ,0 0 0 100 ranuary and July 1781 ♦Bank o f Northern L ib erties... Philadelphia R. L. Pitfield S. W. Caldwell 350,000 50 SMay and November 1813 ♦Bank o f Northumberland.'........ [Northumberland Tues. & Frid. 1 0 ,0 0 0 John Taggart J. R. Priestley Thursday 160,000 4,000 40 1Vlay and November 1831 ♦Bank o f P ennsylvania.............. [Philadelphia Joseph Trotter George Philler 18,750 Bank o f Penn T ow n sh ip ......... Philadelphia Wed. & Sat. 1,875,000 1 0 0 j ranuary and July 1793 Elijah Dallett James Russell W ed. & Sat. 225,000 1 0 ,0 0 0 2211May and November 1828 ♦Bank o f Pittsburg....................... Pittsburg John Graham 24,000 50 jMay and November John Snyder W ed. & Sat. 1,200.000 1814 ♦Colum bia Bank & Bridge C o .. Columbia David Rinehart Samuel Shock 307,300 3,073 1 0 0 1.st Tues. May and Nov. 1824 ♦Com m ercial B ’k o f Pennsylva. Philadelphia Tuesday Jacob M. Thomas Jacob J. Cope Tues. & Frid. 1,000,000 2 0 ,0 0 0 50 IMay and November 1814 D o y le s to w n .................................. D oylestow n C. E. Dubois J. Hart 60,000 3,000 .st Mon. May and Nov. ♦ E aston ........ ....... .......................... Easton Wednesday 20 1832 Thomas M ‘Keen J. Sinton Friday 400,000 8 ,0 0 0 50 May and November 1815 ♦ E rie................................................. Erie ♦ E x c h a n g e .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . H T .. Pittsburg W m. Robinson, Jr. Thos. M. H owe Tues. & Frid. 1,000,000 50 May and November ♦Farm ers’ B ank o f B ucks C o ... Bristo 2 0 ,0 0 0 1836 ♦Farm ers’ B ank o f L a n ca ster.. Lancaster C. Hager G. Clarkson Tuesday 600,000 50 1May and November 1810 BAN KS IN THE UNITED STA TES—CONTINUED Ot 00 N A i& E O F B A N K . L O C A T IO N . P R E S ID E N T . C A S H IE R . D IS C O U N T . c a p it ’l . SH ARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S . COM ’ CED. Farmers’ Bank o f R e a d in g .... Reading Isaac Eckert H. H. MuhlenbergSaturday $300,360 10,120 $30 May and November I 1814 Farmers’ B ’k o f Schuylkill Co. Pottsville A. Reifsnerder J. W . Cake Thursday 100,000 2,000 50 1st Tues. M ay and N ov . 1847 ^Farmers’ and Drovers’ . . ......... W aynesburg Jesse Hook J. Lazear W ednesday 100,000 2,000 50 May and November 1835 ^Farmers’ and Mechanics’ . . . . . Philadelphia S. A. Mercer Edwin M. Lew is Tues. & Frid. 1,250,000 25,000 50 M ay and November 1807 ( 150,000 *Franklin Bank o f Washington. W ashington T . M. T . M ‘Kennan John Marshel Thursday < paid in 4,000 30 1st Tues. May and N ov 1836 A P P E N D IX . ( 120,000 G ira rd ............. .......... ; ......... Philadelphia Charles S. Boker William L. Schaffer Thursday 1,250,000 100,000 12| M ay and November 1832 ^H arrisburg............. . Harrisburg Thomas Elder James W . W eir Wednesday 300,000 12,000 25 May and N ovem ber ^ 1814 H onesdale.. . . . . ........................ Honesdale R. L. Seely S. D. W ard Thursday 100,000 2,000 50 M ay and November 1836 ^Kensington. ................... .......... Kensington Jona. W ainw right Charles Keen Tues. & Frid. 250,000 5,000 50 M ay and November 1826 L ancaster............................... Lancaster David Longenecker B. C. Bachman Monday 403,900 8,078 50 1st Mon. M ay and Nov. 1814 B A N K S IN U N ITED ST A T E S . ( 300,000 ^Lancaster County....... ............. Lancaster John Landes Robert D. Carson Thursday ] paid in 25 1st Mon. May and Nov. 1841 ( 150,000 ^Lebanon...................................... Lebanon John W . Gloninger Geo. Gleim W ednesday 80,320 2,008 40 M ay and November 1832 ^Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’ Philadelphia John Jordan, Jr. M. W . W oodward Tues. & Frid. 300,000 12,000 25 M ay and November 1832 ^Mechanics’ ................................. Philadelphia Joseph B. Mitchell W illiam T haw Tues. & Frid. 800^000 40,000 20 M ay and November 1814 ^Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Pittsburg F. G. Bailey W . H. Denrty Mon. & Thur. 600,000 12,000 50 M ay and November 1833 ^Miners’ Bank o f Pottsville. . . . Pottsville John Shippen Charles Loeser Tues. & Frid. 200,000 4,000 50 10 ds.af.lst Tu.M ’ y & No. 1828 M onongahela............................. Brownsville James L. Bowman D. S. Knox Tuesday 200,000 8,000 25 M ay and November 1811 ^Philadelphia.......... .................... Philadelphia Samuel F. Smith John B. Trevor Mon. & Thur. 1,150,000 11,500 100 M ay and November 1804 |*Southwark......... ..................... Philadelphia James S. Smith, Jr. John B. Austin Mon. & Thur. 250,000 5,000 50 M ay and November 1848 Tradesman’ s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia Charles H. Rogers John C. Curran W ed. & Sat. 150,000 3,000 50 May and November 1848 W estern .... .... .............. ... .... Philadelphia Joseph Patterson G. M. Troutman Tues. & Frid. 500,000 10,000 50 May aind November 1832 *W est B ran ch .......................... Williamsport * W y o m in g .................................. Wilkesbarre *Y ork County................... York John G. Campbell W . W agner Tuesday 100,000 5,000 20 January and July 1849 *Y ork Savings......... * ................ York DELAW ARE. Bank o f Delaw are.................... jWilmington Henry Latimer Samuel Floyd Tues. & Frid. 550 *Bank o f Smyrna........................ Smyrna 110,000 200 M ay and November 1795 ^Delaware C ity ................. ......... Delaware George M axwell John P. King Tuesday 1,000 ^Farmers’ B ’k o f State o f D e l.. Dover 50,000 50 1849 41 44 (Branch) . Georgetown * u u u Newcastle * « CC « W ilm ington D. C. W ilson Robert D. Hicks W ed. & Sat. 236,000 50 January and July 1813 *Union Bank o f Delaware......... W ilm ington E. W . Gilpin J. T . W arner Tues. & Sat., 1 150,000 6,000 * Wilmington and Brandywine.. W ilm ington 25 January and July 1839 George Bnsh George W . Sparks Mon. & Thur.) 200,010 6,667 30 1LOth January and July 1812 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— CONTINUED. N AM E OF BANK. L O C A T IO N . P R E S ID E N T . C A S H IE R . D IS C O U N T . C A P IT ’ L. SH ARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S . com ’ced M ARYLAND. ♦Bank o f Baltimore........... . Baltimore James H. M£s, $34,082 5s, U. May and N ov.; Phineas L. Tracy, Pres.; Jon­ S. $25,000 5s. athan E. Robinson, Cash. >A m e r ic a n B a n k , Mayville. Cir., $70,492; Se- B a n k o f G e n e v a , Geneva. Com., 1818; Capital, curities—N. Y . stock, $70,493 5s. $400,000; Shares, 20,000; Par, $20; Div., 1st of ♦ A tla n tic B a n k , Brooklyn. Com., 1836; Capital, Jan. and July; Charles A. Cook,Pres.; William $500,000; Shares, 10,000; Par, $50; Div., 15th E. Sill, Cash. March and Sept.; Dis., Tues. and Sat.; Daniel B a n k o f K in d e rh o o k , Kinderhook. Com., 1839; Embury, Pres.; John L. Doughty, Cash. Cap., $125,000 ; Cir., $85,880; Securities—N. Y. B a lls t o n Spa B ank, Ballston. Com., 1839; Cap., stock, $54,000 5s, Michigan, 5,000 6s, b. and m.. $125,000; Cir. $110,000 ; Securities—N. Y . stock, $29,490; Shares, 2,500; Par, $50; Div., 1st. of $104,000, b. and m., $8,500; Shares, 1,250 ; Par, Feb. and A u g .; Dis., W ednesday; John P. Beek- $100; Div., 1st Tues. June and D e c.; Dis., Tues.; man, Pres.; Franklin G. Guion, Cash. James M. Cook, P res.; Isaac Fow ler, Cash. B a n k o f L a n sin g b u rg h , Lansingburgh. Com., ♦ B a n k o f A lb a n y , Albany. Com., 1792 ; Capital, 1813; Cap., $120,000; Shares, 12,000; Par, $10; $240,000; Shares, 8,000; Par, $30; Div. 15th o f Div., 1st April and O ct.; Dis., Wednesday; John M ay and Nov..; Dis., Thursday; Jacob H. Ten S. Fake, Pres.; Alexander W alsh, Cash. Eyck, P res.; Edward E. Kendrick, Cash. ♦ B a n k o f L a k e E r ie , Buffalo. Com., 1847; Cap., ♦ B a n k o f A lb io n , Albion. Com., 1839; Capital, $53,000 ; Cir., 53,000; Securities—N. Y. stock, $100,000; Cir., $124,580; Securities—N. Y . stock, $531)00 5s ; Danford N. Barney, Pres.; Thomas $32,177 5s, 5,000 6 s; U. S., $37,000 6s, 111., M. Janes, Cash. $6,729.40 6s, Inch, $6,650 2%s and 5 s ; Shares, B a n k o f L o w v ille , Lowville. Com., 1839; 2,000; Par, $50; Div., 1st May and N o v .; Dis, Cap., $102,450; Cir., $103,450; Securities—N. Y. count; daily; Rosw ell S. Burrows, Pres.; L o­ stock, $32,000 5s, $4,000 5^s, U. S., $50,000 6s, renzo Burrows, Cash. Ark., $30,000 6s, Cash, $7,200, b. and m., $42,250; ♦ B a n k o f A t t ic a , Buffalo. Com., 1850; Capital, Shares, 2,049; Par, $50; Div., Jan. and July; $160,000; Cir., $43,342.88; Securities—N. York Isaac W . Bostwick, Pres.; F. N. Willard, Cash. stock, $18,628 5s, b. and m., $25,368.88; Shares, ♦ B a n k o f N ew b u rg , Newburg. Com., 1811; /.nn n ,600 _ftn Par, ■ $100; Div., 1 1st Marcho nr ot TVTo andl Sept.;•T)ie. Dis- Cap., $140,000; Shares, 8,000; Par, $17X I Div., count, daily; J. S. Granson, P res., A. J. Rich, May and N o v .; Dis., Saturday; John Chambers, Cash. Pres.; George W . Kerr, Cash. B a n k o f A u b u r n , Auburn. Com., 1850; Cap., ♦ B a n k o f N ew R o c h e lle , Boliver. Com., 1850; $200,000; Shares, 8,000; Par, $25; J. S . Sey- Cap., $3,000; Cir., $42,030; Securities—N. Y. mour P res.; C. H. Merriman, Cash. and U. S. stock, $42,298; Nelson Hoyt, Pres.; ♦ B a n k o f B a in b r id g e , Bainbridge. Com., 1847; W m . L. Taylor, Cash. Cap., $5,000; Cir., $92,997; Securities—N. Y. B a n k o f O ra n g e C ou n ty, Goshen. Com., 1813; stock, $90,000 5s, $3,000 5 ^ s ; S. L. Banks, Pres. Cap., $105,660; Shares, 8,000'; Par, $13; Div., ♦ B a n k o f C a y u g a L a k e , Ithaca. Cir., $50,341; Jan. and J u ly ; Dis., F riday; Ambrose S. Securities—N. Y . stock, $50,341 5s. Murray, Pres.; Thomas T. Reeve, Cash. ♦ B a n k o f C e n tra l N e w Y o r k , Utica. Com., ♦ B an k o f O rlea n s, Albion. Com., 1834; Capital, 1839; Cap. $110,200; Cir. $82,010; Securities $200,000; Shares. 4,000; Par. $50; Div., June i-N . Y . stock, $15,000 5s, $7,000 5>£s, $5,000 6s, and D ec.; Alexis Ward, Pres.; Thomas S. Ark., $25,000 6s, 111., $4,000 6s, Mich., $5,000 6s, Clark, Cash. Cast!, $5,000, b. and m., $32,220; Shares, 1,102; ♦ B a n k o f O w eg o, Owego. (No returns) Div., 31st Jan’ y and July; Dis., daily; Anson ♦ B a n k o f P a w lin g , Pawling. Com., 1849; Cap., Thomas, P res.; T . O. Grannis, Cash. $125,000 ; Cir., $101,200; Securities—N.Y. stock. B a n k o f C h en a n g o, Norwich. Com., 1818; $15,000 5s, $25,000 6s, U. S., $27,405.85 5s, $6,500 ! Cap., $120,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $30; Div., 6s, b. and m., $28,900; Shares, 1,250; Par, $100; 1st April and O ct.; Dis., T uesday; Ira W illcox, Div., Jan. and July; Dis.aiIdyA,kJ.ACashn, * P res.; W alter M. Conkey, Cash. Pres.; J. W . Bow litcq B a n k o f C o rn in g , Corning. Com., 1839; Cap., ♦ B a n k o f P ou gh k eep sie, Poughkeepsie. Com., j $104,500; Cir., $63,735; Shares, 1,045; Dis., 1830; Cap., $100,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $50; da ily; Hiram AY. Bostwick, Pres; Laurm Mal­ Div., 1st Feb. and A ug.; Dis., daily; Thomas t L. Davies, Pres.; R. North, Cash. lory, Cash. APPENDIX.— BANKS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. 67 fiSlft. R ome. Com., 1832; Capital, daily; Cyrus Strong, Pres.; Tracy R. M organ 9 lr*’ $ l 56,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, Cash. lst o f Feb.and A u g.; Dis., Tuesday Cam den, Camden. Com., 1848; Cap., $120,000; and Friday 5 John Stryker, Pres.; George R. Cir., $124,667; Sec.— N. Y. stock, $54,500 5s, U. Thomas, Cash* S., $9,000 39,5s, b. and m., $65,800; Shares, 2,400; nLR ^ doia1i;’ RondoUt. Com., 1848 ; Cap., Par, $50; Div., lst Jan. and July; Dis., Sat.; $100,006; Cir., $100,000; Securities—N. Y. stock; Jacob Cromwell, Pres.; W . B. Storm, Cash. Shares, 1,000; Par, $ 100: .Tune and I^ec. 5 C atslcill, Catskill. Com., 1814; Cap., $125,000; ^al^yi Hansen Hasbrouck, Pres.: Henry Shares, 4,282, Par, $17; 1,535, Par, $34; l.P a r , H. Reynolds, Cash. ’ $16; Dividends, lst Jan’yand July; Dis., Tues­ B a ,n^ ,? £ ,S?;1,in a ’ Salina- Coin., 1832; Capital, day; Francis N. W ilson, Pres.; George Ellis, *150,000; Shares, 7.500; Par, $ 20; Div., 1st o f Cash. il?nS*r J?ec‘ ’ ™ s->daily; David Munroe, P res.; C a yu ga C ounty, Auburn. Com., 1833; Cap., M. W . Bennett, Cash. $250,000; Shares, 10,000; Par, $25; Div., lst o f * B a n k o f S a r a to g a Springs, Saratoga. Com., March and Sept.; Dis., daily; Nelson Beardsley- 1848; Cap., $60,000; Cir., $70,457; Securities— P res.; J. N. Starin, Cash. N. Y. stock, $66,757 5s, $2,000 5%s, $1,700 6s; C en tral, Cherry Valley. Com., 1818; CapitaL Thomas J. Marvin, P res.; John S. Leake, Cash. $120,000; Cir. $160,000; Shares. 4,000; Par, $30; ♦B ank o f S ilv e r Creek, Silver Creek. Com., Div., 15th of April and Oct.; Discount, Tuesday 1839 ; Cap., $100,000; Cir. $81,103; Securities— and Friday; David H. Little, Pres.; H. J. OlcotL N. Y. stock, $15,000 5s, 6,000 5}£s, $13,000 6s, Cash. 111., $ 20,000 6s, b. and m., $36,790; Shares, 1,000: ♦ C ham plain, Ellenburgh. Cir., $87,700; Securi­ Par, $100; Dis., daily; G. A. T ew , Pres.; C. C. ties—N. Y. stock, $54,000 5s, $1,000 5)£s, U. S.* Swift, Cash. $25,000 5s. ’ * *R a n k o f S y ra cu se , Syracuse. Com., 1839; C hautauque C ou n ty, Jamestown. Com., 1832: Cap., $200,000; Cir., $276,380; Sec.—N. Y. stock, Cap., $100,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $50; Div.! $20,000 5s, $80,000 6s, Mich., $50,000 6s, Cash, lst Feb. and A u g .; Dis., daily; Samuel Barrett. $40,000, b. and m., $112,902.86; Shares, 2,000; Pres.; Robert Newland, Cash. Par, $100; Div., lst Feb. and A u g .; Dis., daily; ♦Chem ung C an al, Elmira. Com., 1833: Capital. John Wilkinson, Pres.; Horace White, Cash. $200,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $50; Div., 1st o f B ank o f T r o y , Troy. Com., 1811; Cap., $440,000; Jan. and July; Dis., daily; Charles Cook,Pres.: Cir., $300,000; Shares, 22,000; Par, $20; Div., John Arnot, Cash. March and Sept.; Dis., Tuesday; Nathan Dau- ♦Chester, Chester. Cir., $97,991; Securities—N.Y. chy, Pres.; John Paine, Cash. stock, $76,616 5s, $12,000 5)£s, $1,000 6s, b. and m., $8,500. * B ank o f U tic a , Utica. Com., 1850; Capital, $600,000; Shares, 10,000; Par, $60; Div., lst o f ♦City, Oswego. Com., 1850; Cap., $125,000; Shs. Jan. and July; Dis., Tuesday and Fri.; Thomas 1,250; Par, $ 100; Div., whenever the Directors Walker, Pres.; William B. W elles, Cash. see fit to declare; Dis., daily; S. Hubbell R ey­ nolds, Pres.; Delos De W olf, Cash. ♦Bank o f U tic a (Branch), Canandaigua. (No returns.) C o m m e rcia l, Albany. Com,, 1847; Cap., $300- Bank o f V e rn o n , Vernon. Com., 1839; Capital, 000; Cir., $205,000; Sec.—N. Y. stock only : $100,000; Cir., $79,237; Securities—N. Y. stock, Shares, 15,000; Par, $ «0 ; Div,, Jan. and July; $70,000 5s, b. and m., $9,237; Shares, 1,000; Dis., Mon. and Thurs.; John Townsend, Pres.: Par, $105; Div., Jan. and July; Dis., W ed.; James Tdylor, Cash. John J. Knox Pres.; Theodore F. Hand, Cash. C o m m e rcia l, Clyde. Com., 1851; Cap., $55,391: *B ank o f W a t e r t o w n , Watertown. Com., 1830; Cir.,50,481; Securities, N. Y . Stocl$, $23,200. b. Cap., $120,000; Cir., $110,000; Sec., N. Y . stock, and m. $5,000. Isaac Miller, Pres.; B. M. Van $83,280, bond and mort., $31,320; Shares, 1500; Derveer, Cash. Par, $100; Div., January and July; Dis., daily, ♦ C om m ercia l, Friendship. Com., 1847; Circu­ Thomas C. Chittenden, Pres.; H. G. Gilbert, lation, $148,000; Securities—N. Y. stock and U. Cash. S. stock; L. Stowell, Pres.; Chas. Colgate, Cash. Bank o f W a t e r v ille , Waterville. Com., 1839 > ♦ C om m ercial, Lockport. Com., 1847: CapitaL Cap., $120,000; Cir., $110,000; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $50,000; Cir., $65,107; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $18,200 $83,280, b. and m., $31,320; Shares, 1,500; Par, 5s, $12,000 5Xs, $15,319 6s, U. S., $10,000 5s. $80; Div., Jan. and July; Dis., Tues. and Fri.; $10,000 6s; S. P. Stokes, Pres. ; Jas. Denniston, Julius Candee, Pres.; D. B. Goodwin, Cash. Cash. B ank o f W e s t fie ld , Westfield. Cap., $30,000; C o m m e rcia l, Rochester. Com., 1839: CapitaL Cir.,. $51,000; Securities—N. Y. stock, .$51,000; $330,000; Cir., $285,650; Securities—N. Y. stock! S. H. Hungerford, Pres.; J. N. Hungerford, $94,450 5s, $7,000 5^s, $40,500 6s, U. S., $4,006 Cash. 6s, 111., $20,000 6s, Cash, $11,500, b. and mort- B ank o f W h it e h a ll, Whitehall. Com., 1832; $116,800; Shares, 3,300; Par, $100; Div., Feb. & Cap., $100,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $25; Div., A u g .; Asa Sprague, Pres.; Geo. R. Clark, Cash. lst June and D ec.; Dis., Sat.; Dennis Jones, C o m m ercia l, Troy. Com., 1839; Cap., $200,000; 'P res.; H. W . Palmer, Cash. Cir., $113,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $100; Div., Bank o f W h ite s to w n , Whitestown. Com., Feb. and A ug.; Dis., Saturday; Elias Plum, 1839; Capital, $120,000; Cir., $107,950; Shares, Pres.; Frederic Leake, Cash. 2,400; Par, $50; Div., Jan. and July; Discount, Tuesday and Friday; S.Newton Dexter, Pres.; C o m m e rcia l, Whitehall. Com.,' 1849: Capital. J. S. Thomas, Cash. $103,200; Cir., $97,900; Securities—N. Y. stock! B la ck R i v e r , Watertown. Com. 1844; Capital, $10,000 5s, $50,000 6s, U. S., $40,000 5s: Shares! $100,000; Cir., $112,557; Securities—N. Y. stock, 1,082; Far, $ 100; Div., April and O ct.: Discount, $43,000 5s, $9,000 6s, U. S., $5,000 6s, b. and m., daily; A. H. Griswold, Pres.; C. M. Davison, $57,419; Dis., daily; Lorland Paddock, Pres.; Cash. Horatio G. Gilbert, Cash. ♦C ortland C ounty, Cincinnatus. Cir., $104,000: ♦ B rook lyn , Brooklyn. Com.,1832; Cap. $150,000; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $58,000 6s, U. S., $46,000 6s. Shares, 30,000; Par, $5 ; Div., Feb* and August ; ♦Cuyler’ s B a n k o f P a lm y ra , Palmyra. C o 6- Discount. Tuesday and Friday; John Blunt, 1846; Cap., $50,000; Cir., $59,87>£g; Dis.70YN Pres.; Hector Morison, Cash. stock, $50,000 5s, $6,000 m50;., ,s, $3c Sre.—. B room e C ou n ty, Binghampton. Com., 1831; daily; Geo. W . Cuyler, Pres.; Stephen P. Sey­ Cap., $100,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $25; Dis., mour, Cash. 68 APPENDIX.---- BANKS IN THE STATE OP NEW YORK. ^D elaw are, Delhi. Com., 1839; Cap., $148,800; G enesee C ounty, Leroy. Cap. $100,000; Cir. Cir., $113,201 j Sec.—N. Y . stock, $136,554 26; $70,000; M. P. Lampson, Pres.; H. W . Howard. Shares* 1,400; Par, $100; Div., 15th Jan. and Cash. ■ July; Bis., Mon. and Thursday; Chas. Mar- H a r tfo r d , Hartford. Cir., $97,205; Sec.—N. Y vine, Pres.; W alter H. Griswold, Cash. stock, $30,000 5s; U. S., $30,000, 6s; G. W . Wes­ ♦ D ro v e rs’ , Ogdcnsburgh. Cir., $90,403; Securi­ ley, Pres. ties—N. Y . stock, $31,000 5s, $42,000 6s, U. S., H o llis te r , Buffalo. Com., 1850; Cap., $200,000; $10,000 5s, $10,000 6s. Shares, 2,000; Par, $100; Dis., daily; John Hol­ ♦ D u tch ess C ou n ty , Amenia. Com., 1849; Cap., lister, P res.; Robert H. Shearman, Cash. $50,000; Cir., $72,696; Security—N. Y . stock, H e r k im e r C ou n ty, Rockton. Com., 1833: Can.. $21,100 5s, $30,625 6s, U. S., $23,000 5s.; Hiram $200,000; Shares, 8,000; Par, $25; Div., June Vail, Pres. and D ec.; Henry P. Alexander, President; A. E s s e x C ou n ty , Keesville. Com., 1833; Capital, G. Story, Cash. $100,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $25; Div., 1st of ♦ H en ry K eep’ s, Watertown. Cir., $64,490; Sec. April and O ct.; Dis., W e d .; Silas Arnold, Pres.; —N. Y . stock, $52,000 5s, $1,000 5^s, b. and m., A . Thompson, Cash. $11,500. E x c h a n g e , Buffalo. Cir., $23,992 ; Sec.—N. Y ' ♦ H ig h la n d , Newburgh. Com., 1834; Cap. $200,- stock, Robert Codee, P res.; R. B. Despard, Cash* 000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $50; Div., June and ♦ E x c h a n g e , Lockport. Com., 1843; Cap. $60,000; D ec.; George Cornwell, Pres.; Alfred Post, Cir., $61,319; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $2i,000 4}£s; Cash. $7,710 5sJ $3,000 5J£s, b. and m., $31,742 ; Henry H u d so n R i v e r , Hudson. Com.. 1830; Capital, S. Harvey, Pres.; W illiam T. Rogers, Cash. $150,000; Cir., $175,000; Shares, 3,000; Par, $5C; E x c h a n g e S a n k o f G en esee, Batavia. Cir., Div., 1st May and N ov.; Dis.,Thursday; Oli­ $73,735; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $22,000; Ark., $20,- ver W iswall, Pres.; Aaron B. Scott Cash. 000 6s, b. and m., $31,662 ; D. W . Tomlinson, iH u n gerford ’ s, Adams. Com., 1845; Capital, P res.; H. T . Cross, Cash. $65,000; Cir., $65,000; S. D. Hungerford, Pres.; F a r m e r s ’ , Amsterdam. Com., 1839; Capital, Samuel W ard well, Cash. $115,000; Cir., $62,000; Sec.—N ew York stock, ♦ Jam es’ , Jamesville. Cir., $76,768; Sec.—N. Y. $32,100 5s, $1,000 6s, b. and m., $28,900; Shares, stock, $11,200 5s, $6,000 5^s, U. S.. $5,000 5s. 2,300; Par., $50; Div., April and O ct.; Dis., daily; Mich., $18,000 6s, b. and m., $39,913. tiornelius Miller, Pres.; Marquis Barnes, Cash. J e ffe r s o n C ou n ty, Watertown. Com., 1816; ♦ F a r m e r s ’ , Hudson. Com., 1838; Cap., $136,050; j Cap., $200,000; Shares, $20,000; Par, $10; Div., Cir., $89,999; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $14,000 5s, Mich., I 1st Jan. and July; Discount, Tuesday and Fri.; $22,000 6s, Ark, $28,000 6s, b. and m., $38,700; Norris M. Woodruff, Pres.; O. V. Brainard, Par, $100; Div., 1st M ay; Dis., Tuesday; E. Cash. Gifford, Pres.; A. R. Holmes, Cash. ♦ K in gston , Kingston. Com.. 1836; Cap., $200,000; ♦ F a r m e r s’ * Mina. Com., 1847; Cap., $50,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $100; Div., 1st Jan. and July; Cir., $89,999; Securities—N. Y. stock, $80,000 5s, Dis., Mon. and Thurs.; Jonathan H. Hasbroiick, $10,000 5 % s ; Dis., Mon., W ed., and Friday; Pres.; Joseph S. Smith, Cash. Isaac Relf, Pres. K ir k la n d , Clinton. Com., 1845; Cap., $50,000; ♦ F a r m e r s ’ * Troy. Com., 1801; Cap., $278,000; Cir., $25,000; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $20,000 5s, b. and Shares, 6,200, Par, $40; 600, Par, $50; Dividends, m., $5,000; A. G. Gridley, Pres. ' 1st June and D e c.; Discount, Thursday; James Van Schoonhoven, Pres.; P. W ells, Cash. ♦ K n ick e rb o ck e r, Genoa. Com., 1848; Stock, $135,000; Cir., $98,509; Sec.—N. Y. stock. $19,- F a r m e r s ’ a n d D r o v e r s ’ , Somers. Com., 1839; 000 5s, $50,000 6s, U. S., $31,000 5s; John M. Cap., $111,150; Cir., $58,234; Sec.—N. Y . stock, Duining, Pres. $10,000 5s, $2,000 6s, 111., $50,000 6s, cash, $487.50, b. and m., $18,400; Shares, 2,223; Par, $50; Div.;, L e w is C ounty, Martinsburg. Com., 1833; Cap., 1st Jan. and July; Discount, W ednesday; Charles $100,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $50; Div., 1st Jan. Wright, Pres.; William Coffin, Cash. and July; Discount, Tuesday and Friday; Ly­ man R. Lyon, Pres.; E. N. Merriam, Cash. ♦ F a r m e r s ’ a n d M e c h a n ic s ’ , Rochester. Cir., L iv in g s to n C ounty, Geneseo; Com., 1830; Cap., $40,886; Sec.—U. S. stock, $2,100 5s, Michigan^ $100,000; Shares, 4,000; Div., 1st May and Nov.; $10,000 6s, 111., $19,279.37, b. and m., $20,000. Allen Ayrault, Pres.; Ephraim Cone, Cash. F a r m e r s ’ a n d M e c h a n ic s ’ B a n k o f G en esee, ♦ L ock p ort B a n k an d T ru st Com pany, Lock- Batavia. Com., 1839; Cap., $51,456.67; Circu­ port. Com., 1838; Cap., originally, $300,000, now lation, $40,604; Securities—N. Y . stock, $5,000 6s, reduced to $115,000; Cir., $73,882; Sec.—N. Y. Ark., $33,000 6s; Shares, 510 and a fraction; Par, stock, $3,274 5s, Ala., $34,000 5s, cash, $12,787.83, : $100; Dis., daily; John S. Ganson, Pres.; Cor­ b. and m., $34,110 ; Par, $100; Isaac C. Colton, > neal R. Ganson, Cash. Pres.; John J. B. Spooner, Cash. F a r m e r s ’ a n d M a n u fa c tu r e r s ’ , Poughkeepsie, ♦ L ong Is la n d , Brooklyn. Com., 1845; Capital, Com., 1835; Cap., $300,000; Cir., $250,000; $300,000; Cir., $182,907; Sec.—New York stock, ; Shares, 3,000; Par, $100; Div., 1st Febr’y and $173,907 5s, $9,000 6s; Shares, 6,000; Par, $50; August; Dis., da ily; W illiam A. Davies, P res.; Div., 1st Feb. and Aug.; Dis., Wednesday ana , Frederick M. Davis, Cash. Saturday; W illiam S. Herriman, Pres.; George F o r t P la in , Fort Plain. Com., 1839; Capital. L. Sampson, Cash. $100,000; Cir., $106,183; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $2,- ♦ L uther W r ig h t ’ s, Oswego. Cir., $173,589; Sec. ' 140 5s, $5,000 5^ s, $35,000 6s, Mich., $11,000 6s, —N. Y . stock, $123,187 5s, $22,000 5&s, $15,000 b. and m., $34,500; Snares, 1,000; Par, $100; 6s, b. and m., $14,004.76. Div., Feb’ y and August; Dis., daily; John H. M a d iso n C ounty, Cazenovia. Com., 1831; Cap., »i Moyer, Pres.; Amos A . Bradley, Cash. $100,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $50; Div., 1st of June and Dec.; Dis., daily; Jacob Ten Eyck, E F o r t S t a n w ix , Rome. Com., 1848; Cap., $110,- Pres.; B. Rush Wendell, Cash. 000; Cir., $151,100; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $77,901.25 5s; $22,175 6s,. U. S., $30,000 5s; Shares, 2,200; ♦ M cIn ty re, Adirondack. Cir., $49,995; Sec.—N. Par, $50; Div., Jan. and July; Dis,, Tues. and Y. stock, 30,000 5s, $20,000 5 ^ s ; Andrew Por- | F riday; David Utley, Pres.; P. V. Bogert, Cash. teous, Pres. M e c h a n ic s ’ and F a rm e rs’ , Albany. Com., i F r a n k lin , French Creek. Cir., $87,682; Sec.— 1811; Cap., $442,000; Cir., $300,000; Shares,‘26,- la N. Y. stock, $87,682.52 5s. 000; Par, $17; Div., May and Nov. ; Dis., Tues- ♦ F r a n k lin C ou n ty , Malone. Cir., $26,400; Sec. day and Friday; Thomas W . Olcott, Pres., L —N. Y. stock, $22,000 5s, U. S., $5,000 5s. Thomas Olcott, Cash. APPENDIX.---- BANKS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. 69 M erch an ts’ , Buffalo. Com., 1844: Rich’d Sears, O n ta rio , Canandaigua. Com., 1813; Cap., $500,- Pres.; W . L. Barnes, Cash. 000; Shares. 10,000; Par, $50; Div., 1st May and M e r c h a n t s ’ , Canandaigua. Com., 1844; Cir., N ov.; Dis., Saturday; John Greig, Pres.; Henry #102,621! Sec.—N.Y. Stock, #48,122.09 5s, #35,000 B. Gibson, Cash. 5}£s ; U. S. #21,000 5s ; C. Davis, V. Pres. ♦ O n tario (B ra n ch ), Utica. Com. 1815; Cap., ♦M erchants’ , Poughkeepsie. Com., 1845; Cap., $300,000; Shares, 6,000; Par, $50; Div., 1st May #150,000; Shares, 1,500; Par, #100; Div., Jan. and N ov.; Dis., Saturday; Alexander B. John­ and Ju ly; Dis., daily; Matthew J. Myers, Pres.; son, Pres.; James S. Lynch, Cash. James H. Fonda, Cash. ♦O sw ego C ounty, Granby. Com., 1849; Cap., ♦M erchants’ , Ellery. Com., 1847; Cir., #155,969; $15,000; Cir., $54,657; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $5,000 Sec.—N. Y . stock, #156,000 5>£s; Dis., daily ; O. 5s, $25,000 6s ; U. S., $25,000 6s ; W . G. Young, Benedict, Pres. Pres. M erch an ts’ , Syracuse. Com., 1851; Cap., $135, O tsego C ounty, Cooperstown. Com., 1830; Cap.j 000; Cir., $102,900 ; Shares, 1,350 Sec.—N. Y. $100,000; Cir., $150,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $25; stock, $47,500; U. S. $47,500; b. and m- $13,100; Dividends, 1st Wednesday April and Oct.; Dis., Dis., daily. John D. Norton, Pres.; E. H. Sher­ daily; Elihu Phinney, Pres.; Henry Scott, man, Cash. Cash. ♦M erchants’ a n d F a r m e r s ’ , Carmel. (No re­ P a lm y ra , Newark. Com., 1844; Cap., $20,000; turns.) Cir., $33,314; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $9,000 6s; U. S., $10,000; bond and mor., $15,554; Fletcher W il­ M erchants’ a n d F a r m e r s ’ , Ithaca. Com., 1839; liams, Pres. Cap., $50,000; Cir., $60,000; Shares, 500; Par, $100; J. B. Williams, Pres.; Charles E. Hardy, .P a tch in , Buffalo. Com., 1844; Cap., $100,000; Cash. Cir., $101,920; S ec—N. Y. stock, $67,400; bond and m., $34,520; Shares, 1,000; Par, $100; Div. ♦M erchants’ a n d M e ch a n ics ,T ro y . Com. 1830; March and Sept.; Dis.,daily; Aaron D. Patchin, Cap., $300,000; Shares, 6000; Par, $50; Div., 1st Pres.; James Stringham, Cash. Feb. and A u g.; Dis., W ednesday; Geo. Vail, Pres.; C. S. Douglas, Cash. P in e P la in s , Pine Plains. Com., 1839; Cap., $100,000; Cir., $97,821; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $10,- ♦M iddletow n, Middletown. Com., 1839; Cap., 000 ®|g|; Mich., $20,000 6s; Ark., $43,000 6s ; $100,000; Cir., $81,350; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $7- b. and m., $50,000; Shares, 1,000; Par, $100; 900 5s, $17,000 5^s, $5,000 6s; Ark., $13,000 6s; Div., 1st Jan. and July; Dis., daily; Reuben W . 111., $7,000 6s ; b. and m., $45,600; Shares, 1000; Bostwick, Pres.; John F. Hull, Cash. Par, $100; Div.. Feb. and A u g .; Dis., daily; Jo­ seph Davis, Pres.; W . M. Graham, Cash. ♦ P o w ell, Newburg. Com., 1 8 3 9 Cir.. $106,000; Sec.—N. Y stock, $34,092 6s; Mich., $15,000 6s; ♦Mohawk, Schenectady. (No returns.)! b. and m., $56,908; Par, $100; Dis., daily; Sam­ M ohawk V a lle y , Mohawk Village. Com., 1839; uel Williams, Pres.; Thomas C. Ring, Cash. Cap., $150,000; Cir., $125,665]; Sec.—N. Y . stock, P ra tt, Buffalo. Com., 1S48; Cap., $60,000; Cir., $74,320; U. S. $10,500 6s; b. and m., $53,300; $60,000; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $50,000 5s; Shares, Shares, 1500; Par, $100; Div., 1st Feb.and Aug.; 60; Par, $1,000; Div., 1st April and October; Dis., daily; Benjamin Carver,.Pres.; Francis E. Dis., daily; Lucius F. Tiffany, Pres. Spinner, Cash. P ra ttsv ille , Prattsville. Com., 1843; Cap., $100,- Miner’ s, H . J ., Utica. Cap., $50,000; Cir., 000; Cir., $100,000; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $50,000 $50,000; Dis., daily; H. J. Miner, Pres.; J. Crane, 6s; U. S., $50,000 6s; Dis., daily; Z. Pratt, Pres.; Cash. G. W . Pratt, Cash. ♦M ontgomery C ou n ty, Johnstown. ♦ P u tnam C ounty, Farmers’ Mills. Com., 1848; ♦New Y o r k S ta te, Albany. Com., 1803; Cap., Cap., $250,000; Cir., $284,465; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $369,600; Shares, 13,200; Par, $28; Div., March $1,000 4^s, $46,000 5s, 15,000 5 ^ s, $34,400 6s; andSept.; Dis., M onday; Rufus H. King, Pres.; U. S., $86,000 5s, $43,500 6s; b. and m., $29,330; Par, $100; Dis., Monday and Friday; D. Kent, J. B . Plumb,Cash. Pres.; H. Townsend, Cash. ♦New Y o r k S tock , Durham. Com., 1842; Cap., P u tn a m V a lle y , Putnam Valley. Com., 1849; $92,000; Cir., $91,282; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $8,000 Cir., $85,228; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $51,319; U. S., 4^s, $30,000 5s, 26,000 5 # s, $10,500 6s; U. S., $36,000; A. Smith, Pres. $17,500 5s; Dis., daily; Platt Adams, Pres.; A. Marks, Cash. R o ch ester, Rochester. Com., 1847; Cap., $100,- 000; Cir., $122,235; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $20,000 ♦Northern B a n k o f N e w Y o r k , Madrid. Cir., 4&s, $27,354 5s, $6,000 5^s, $39,000 6s; b. and $146,000; Sec.—N. Y. s to ck , $146,000 5}£s. m., $22,927.83; Freeman Clarke, Pres.; P. W . ♦Northern C a n a l, North Granville. Cir., $67,175; Handy, Cash. Sec.—N. Y . stock, 17,500 5s, $50,000.90 6s. R o ch ester C ity, Rochester. Com., 1836; Cap., ♦Northern E x c h a n g e , Brasher Falls. Com., $400,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $100; Div., Jan’y 1837; Cir., $85,547; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $65,000 and July; Discount, Wednesday and Saturday; 5s, $13,000 6s; U. S., $11,000 5s; Calvin T. Hul- Thomas H. Rochester, Pres.; Benj. F. Young, bard, Pres. Cash. ♦ S a ck ett’ s H a r b o r , Sackett’s Harbor. Com.? ♦Ogdensburgh, Ogdensburgh. Com., 1830; Cap., 1835; Cap., $200,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $50; 100,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $50; Div., 15th Feb. Div., 15th Jan. and July; Dis., Tuesday and Fri­ and Aug.; Dis., Tuesday and Friday; James day ; E. G. Merick, Pres.; J. C. Dann, Cash. Averell, Pres.; John D. Judson, Cash. S a ra tog a C ounty, Waterford. Com., 1830; Cap., Oliver L e e & C o’ s, Buffalo. Com., 1842; Cap., $100,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $25; Div., 1st June $160,000; Cir., $100,000; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $43,- and D e c.; Dis., Tuesday; John Knickerbacker, 000 5s, 7,000 6s; U. S., $ 30,000 5s; Shares, 1,600; Pres.; Moses S. Scott, Cash. Par, $100; Dis., daily; Francis H. Tow s, Pres.; ♦ S ecu rity, Huntsville. Cir., $50,000; Sec.—N .Y . Henry L. Lansing, Cash. stock, $45,000 5s; b. and m., $5,000. Oneida, Utica. Com., 1837; Cap., $400,000; Cir., ♦Schenectady, Schenectady. Com., 1833; Cap., $300,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $100; Div., 1st May $150,000; Shares, 3,000; Par, $50; Div., May and N ov.; Dis., Tuesday and Friday; Alfred and N ov.; Dis., Thursday; Jay Cady, Pres.; Munson, Pres.; B. B. Lansing, Cash. W . L. Goodrich, Cash. O nondaga C ou n ty, Syracuse. Com., 1830; Cap., S en eca C ounty, Waterloo. Com., 1833; Cap. $150,000; Shares, 3,000; Par, $o0; Div., 1st Mar $200,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $50; Div., 1st Jan. and S ep t; Dis.,daily; O liverTeall,Pres.; Ham­ and Ju ly; Dis., daily; David S. Skaats, Pres.; ilton W hite. Cash. W illiam V. G. Mercer, Cash. 70 APPENDIX.---- BANKS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. S ta te, Saugerties. Com., 1847; Cap.,- $50,080; U. S„ $10,000( Shares, 4,000; Par, $50; Div., Cir., $69,100; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $50,000 5s ; 1st Feb’y and A u g .; Dis., Tuesday and Friday: $19,100 U. S., 6s ; Russell N. Isaacs, Pres. , Hiram Denio, Pres.; C. S. Wilson, Cash. *S teu b en C ou n ty , Bath. Com., 1833; Cap., $159,- * V illa g e , Randolph. Cir., $29,994; Sec., N. Y. 000; Shares, 3,000; Par, $501 Div., 1st Jan. and stock, $30,000 6s. J u ly ; Dis., Tuesday and F rid a y ; W illiam W . W a r r e n C ou n ty, Johnsburg. Cir., $37,674; Sec. M ‘ Cay, Pres.; John Magee, Cash. —N .Y . stock, $10,000 5s, $5,000 6s; U.S. $11,000 S u ffo lk C ou n ty, Sag Harbor. Com. 1844; Stocks, 5s, $4,000 6s; Cash, $7,803. $77,421; Cir., $74,488; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $16,- W a s h in g to n C ounty, Union Village. Com- 250 4 ^ s, $40,171 23 5s, $1,000 5)£s; Div., quar­ 1839; Cap., $150,075; Cir., $58,759; Sec.—111., terly ; Dis., d a ily; W illiam Adams, Pres., G. S. stock, $50,000 6 s ; b. and m., $29,031; Shares, Adams, Cash. 6,003; Par, $25; Div., 15th July; Dis., Tuesday; S u lliv a n C ounty, Monticello. Com. 1850; Cap. Henry Holmes, Pres.; Edwin Andrews, Cash. $50,000; Cir. $53,100; F. M. St. John, Pres. W a t e r t o w n B a n k & L o a n C o ., Watertown. S y ra cu se C ity , Syracuse. Com., 1850; Cap., Com., 1849; Cap., $50,000; Cir., $42,771; See— $110,000 ;Shares, 2,200; Par, $50; Div., Jan. and N .Y . stock, $2,000 5s, $11,000 5}£s; U.S. $10,000 J uly; Dis., daily; James E. Heron, Pres.; H. 5s ; b. and m., $24,650; Shares, 2,000; Par, $25; Seymour Lansing, Cash. Div., 1st Jan’ y and July; Dis., Tuesday and Fri­ T a n n e r s 9, Catskill. Com. 1831; Cap. $100,000; day; G. C. Sherman, Pres.; P. V. Rogers, Cash. Cir. $150,000; J. Sherwood Day, P res.; Frede­ W estch e ste r C ou n ty, Peekskiil. Com., 1833: rick Hill, Actuary. Cap., $200,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, $50; Div., T o m p k in s C ou n ty , Ithaca. Com., 1836; Cap., 1st May and N o v .; Dis., Monday and Thursday: $250,000; Shares, 2,500; Par, $100; Div., 1st ----------------- —| Pres.; D. F. Clapp, Cash. Feb. and A u g .; Dis,, Tuesday and Thursday; * W h it e ’ s, Buffalo- Com., 1844; Cap., $60,000; Hermon Camp, Pres.; Nathan T.W illiams, Cash. Cir., $47,239; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $45,575 5s; T r o y C ity , Troy, Com., 1833; Cap., $300,000, Cash, $1,668; Shares, 600; Par, $100; Div., semi- Cir., $230,000} Shares, 6,080; Par, $£0; Div.. annually; Dis., daily; George C. White, Pres.; 1st March and Sept,; Dis., M onday; George B. W illiam Williams, Cash. Warren, Pres.; Silas K. Stow, Cash. W h it e P la in s , Naples, Ontario County. Cap., ♦ U n a d illa , Unadilla. Com., 1844; Cap., $150,000; $5,000; Sec.—N. Y. stock, $13,850; b. and m., Cir., $150,500; Sec.—N. Y . stock, $38,900 5s, $15 - $6,738; Dis., daily; Seth C. Hart, Pres. 000 5 ^ s, $56,600 6s; U. S. $10,000 5s, $30,000 6s; W o o s te r S h e rm a n ’ s, Watertown. Com*? 1840; Dis., daily; A. B. W atson, Pres.; C. I. Haves, Cap., $50,000; Cir., $51,778; Sec.—N. Y. stock, Cash. 3 * $13,047.18 5s, $5,000 6s.; U. S., $8,000 6s; hand U lster C ou n ty, Kingston, Com., 1831; Capital, m., $25,731; Disc’ t, daily; Waoister Sherman, $100,000; Cir., $150,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $50; Pres.; John H. Rice, Cash. Div., June and December; Dis., Friday; Cor­ *■'Y a te s C ou n ty , Penn Yan. Cam., 1831; Cap.. nelius Bruyn, Pres.; James S. Evans, Cash. $100,000; Shares, 2,000; Par, $50; Div., 1st Feb. U tic a C ity , Utica. Com., 1848; Cap., $200,000; and A u g ., Dis., Tuesday and Friday; Asa Cole, Cir,, $153,000; Sec,—N. Y . stook, $100,000 6s; Pres ; w . M. Oliver, Cash. APPENDIX.----OMNIBUS ROUTES. 71 OMNIBUS ROUTES. p r o p r ie t o r s . RO UTES. NO. ST A G ES* From W . 27th, cor. Av. 9th, through A v.‘9th to Hud- J Kipp & B row n .. ................... son, through Hudson to Canal, through Canal to > 40 two-horse. Broadway, down Broadway to Bowling Green.... ) From W . 31st, cor. A y . 10th to Fourteenth, through Kipp & B ro w n ..................... Fourteenth to Hudson, down Hudson to Cham-i 19 twn-Vmrcse bers, through Chambers to Greenwich, through | Greenwich to Battery Place........ ...................... Haskins & W ilkins.............. | From E. 32d, down Av. 4th to Broadway, down | 33 two-horse. ( Broadway and Whitehall to South F erry ... Cornell & Turnure............. . ( From W . 42d & W . 49th, down Broadway and W hite- ) 25 two horse. l hall to South F erry....................... ............................J f F rom E. 34th and Av. 3d to the Bowery, down the Conklin & Brother............... Bowery to Chatham, down Chatham to Broadway, 28 two horse.' down Broadway to Whitehall, down Whitehall to South Ferry.. . . . , ........I p i ...................................... Epf] I-From W . 32d, c. Av. 6th, down W . 29th to Av. 9, to 1 Reynolds & W eart............... ■{ W . 14th, through W . 14th to Broadway, down >- 27 two-horse. Broadway to Sourth F e rry .............................. . J From E. 16th through Av. B. to Tenth, through Murphy & Smith.................. Ward, Bolster & J a ca ck s... ( Tenth to Av. A., through Av. A. to Eighth, through Eighth and Astor Place to Broadway, down Broad­ w ay and Whitehall to South F e rry ...................... From W . 34th, cor. Av. 6th, down Av. 6th to and \ through Eighth to Broadway, down Broadway and \ 20 two-horse. 25 two-horse. Whitehall to South F e rry .. . . 1.... ............ •......... ) From W . 34th, cor. Av. 6th, down Av. 6th to and I Ward,Bolster & J a ca ck s... through Nintn to Broadway, down Broadway and > 20 two-horse. Whitehall to South F e r r y I . . . . .’ .’. m • .• •. • ) f From Tenth, cor. Av. C., through Tenth to Av. D., > J through Av. D. to Lewis, through Lew is and [ 27 two-horse. Mackrell & Simpson............ "j Grand to E. Broadway, down E. Broadway, Chat- f ham, Broadway, and Whitehall, to South F e rry .. J From W . 21st down Av. 7th, Greenwich Av., to and 1 Marshall & Tow nsend....... ( through Av. 6th to Amity, through Amity to Broad- [ 36 two-horse. w ay, down Broadway to and through Fulton to J From W . 42d cor. Av. 5th, through Av. 5th to W .l Marshall & Townsend........ I 14th, through W . 14th to University Place, through | 18 two-horse. University Place to W . 11th, through W . 11th to $■ Broadway, down Broadway to Fulton, down Ful- j ( ton to the Ferry............. ............................... J From Av. C., cor. Tenth, through Tenth to Av. D., ( 28 two-horse. R. J. Jimmerson & Co..... .. through Av. D. to Columbia and Grand to the B ow ­ ery, down the Bowery, Chatham, Broadway, and Whitehall to South Ferry.......................... 20 two-horse. Garrison, Merriam & Brown ( From Av. 1 cor. E. 28th, through Av. 1 to Allen, ) ) through Rivington to the Bowery,down theBow- > ( ery to Chatham, Chatham to theSouth Ferry.........) 25 two-horse Thomas Murphy................... ( From Harlem Bridge down Av. 3d, Bowery a n d ) ( Chatham to Tryon R o w .............................................. j 8 two-horse. Benjamin M o o re .................. ( From Manhattanville, down the Bowery and Chat-) ( ham to Tryon R o w ....................................................... j From Eleventh near Av. C., through Av. C. toHous-*| 22 two-horse. Sudlow & S in e y ................ John B. Dingledien.......... { ton, through Houston to the Bowery, down the I Bowery, Chatham, Broadway, and Whitehall, f to-South Ferry.............. From E. 61st and Av. 3d, down Av. 3d, Bowery, and J Chatham to Pearl, through Pearl to Peck Slip, and V J 25 two-horse. South to Burling S lip ..................................................) From Williamsburgh Ferry, through Grand, {to and 25 two-horse. W illiam T y son ..................... down Broadway to Canal, through Canal to Greenwich, down Greenwich to Cortlandt, to Jersey City F erry...................................................... 23 two-horse. John O’ Keefe & D uryea... • From the Fulton Ferry, through Broadway, Canal, and Hudson, to Av. 8th, through Av. 8th to Forty- Ninth st. ...................................................................... 72 APPENDIX.----OMNIBUS ROUTES. ( F r° m Twenty-Third, dry'ii Av. g g j to and through ) Finch, Sanderson & Co. i „ r„ to ® r° 9 i ^ ayj down Broadway and { 36 two-horse. ( Whitehall to Soutn F e rry ......................................... j ( From W . 42d down Av. 8th to Fourth, down to Av. ) Finch, Sanderson & Co. j 6th, through Carmine, Bedford, Houston,to Broad- > 15 two-horse. ( w ay, to Maiden Lane, to Fulton Ferry. S I From Houston st. Ferry, through Second, B ow ery ) A* Lent & Mumford J and Bleecker to Broadway, down Broadway to > 15 two-horse. ( and through Cortlandt to Jersey City F e r r y .. . . . . . ) From One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth st., cor. o f A v .) Sheldon & Hynard f 4th, through One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth to ( Av. 8th and M cComb’s Dam to the High B rid g e... ) 4 two-horse. TABLE OF D I S T A N C E S . FROM T H E BATTERY. ROM T H i: EXCHANGE. FROM TH E CITY HALL. TO 4 of a mile Rector street Fulton Warren 1 Leonard 11 Canal ll Spring 4 1 Houston 2 u Fourth 21 ll Ninth 4 2 . Fourteenth 4 Seventeenth 3 Twenty-fourth 31 ft Twenty-ninth 3 § Thirty-fourth 3 3 . Thirty-eighth ■ 4 . 3| Forty-fourth 4 . 4 . 14 . Forty-ninth Fifty-fourth Fifty-eighth 5 . Sixty-third 51. 4|- Sixty-eighth 4. Seventy-third l6 . II, 5 , 5f . Seventy-eighth Eighty-third 61. «*■ Eighty-eighth 61. «!■ Ninety-third 6 . Ninety-seventh ?: 6i. One Hundred and Second 4 One Hundred and Seventh *|: el One Hundred and Twelfth 14, One Hundred and Seventeenth Pi 'ti­ 0 Hubert ALLEY, R T . LE FT. bered.) Laight 1 2 Greenwich Av. CLIFF, from 692 Washington to West, bet. Charles 11 12 Gay from 101 John, north­ COLUMBIA, and Perry. 29 28 Factory east to Hague. from 522 Grand, north Disp. Waverley Place R T . LE FT. to Houston. 65 66 Fourth 2 1 John R T . LEFT. CHARLTON, 93 90 Bleecker 34 31 Fulton 2 1 Grand from 29 Macdougal, west 125 op. Ch. Bedford 56 53 Beekman 20 19 Broome to N. River. 129 130 Hudson 72 71 Perry 42 41 Delaney RT. LEFT. 143 142 Greenwich 102 103 Frankfort 72 71 Rivington 1 2 Macdougal 153 156 Washington 108 107 op. Hague 102 101 Stanton 57 56 Yarick 175 Weehawken 130 129 Houston 89 86 Hudson 186 West CLINTON, 115 114 Greenwich from 242 Houston, south C O L U M B IA 119 120 W ashington to East River. 141 140 West C H R Y S TI E, P L A C E , R T . LEFT. from 54 Division, north 1 2 Houston south side o f Eighth st. CHATHAM, to Houston. 29 30 Stanton bet. Avenues C & D. R T . LEFT. from 1 Frankfort, east 47 Browning’s Ct. 2 1 Division 48 E. Clinton PI. COMMERCE, to Doyers. 10 9 Bayard RT. LEFT. 71 70 Rivington from 274 Bleecker, west 42 41 Walker 97 Clinton Alley to Barrow. 1 Pk. Frankfort 74 71 Hester 36 Tryon Row 107 104 Delaney R T . LEFT. 104 103 Grand 137 136 Broome 1 2 Bleecker 37 N. W illiam Ch. 121 Broome 60 Chambers 159 160 Grand 27 28 Bedford 152 151 Delaney — 194 Division 39 40 Barrow 67 62 Duane 176 173 Rivington 109 108 Pearl 193 Hester 206 205 Stanton 199 198 E. Broadway CONGRESS, 116 Orange Cem 233 Houston 135 Roosevelt 211 208 Henry fr’m 14 Hamersley,south 148 Mulberry 217 216 Madison to King. 167 James CHURCH, 235 234 Monroe R T . LE FT. 176 Mott from 187 Fulton, north 251 252 Cherry 1 2 Hamersley 187 192 op. Oliver to Canal. Tob. Ins ) Water 9 8 King 210 Doyers R T . LEFT. ware h. s South Ch. 2 Fulton C O N G R E S S C H A T H A M Ch. 16 Vesey CLINTON AL­ P L A C E , Ch. 36 Barclay LEY, SQUARE, — Col. Park Place from Congress st., bet. from 2 Catherine,west fr. 97 Clinton to 86 Suf­ Hamersley and King. Ch. 58 Murray folk. and south to East 69 68 Warren Broadway. 83 86 Chambers CORLEARS, 95 94 Reade C L I N T O N fr. 587 Grand, S. to E. R. C H E L S E A Ch. 110 Duane P L A C _E , R T . LE FT. COTTAGES, 126 Thomas Eighth st., from 755 1 2 Grand 145 146 Anthony Broadway, west to 94 13 12 Monroe in W est 24th, between 159 Ch. Leonard Avenue 6th. 23 24 Cherry Av. 9th and 10th. 175 Ch. Franklin R T . LEFT. 39 38 Water 191 192 W hite 1 2 Broadway CHERRY, 207 208 Walker 10 Mercer CORNELIA, from Franklin Square, 223 222 Lispenard 26 Greene from 182 Fourth, west east to East River. 235 236 Canal 41 42 University PI. to Bleecker. 78 APPENDIX.---- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY. R T . LEFT. 85 84 Orchard DOMINICK, -g Broome 1 2 Fourth 97 98 Ludlow from 15 Clarke, west to * Delaney 41 42 Bleecker 111 112 Essex Hudson. ^ Rivington 131 130 Norfolk R T . LE FT. C O R T L A N D T , 147 146 Suffolk 1 2 Clarke EAST BROAD­ fr. 171 B’ way, W . toN .R . 163 164 Clinton 21 20 Varick WAY, R T . LEFT. 179 178 Attorney I 57 54 Hudson 195 194 Ridge from Oliver st. c. Chat­ 2 1 Broadway ham Sq. east to Grand. 50 51 Greenwich 213 212 Pitt 229 230 W illett D O N A V A N ’S RT. LEFT. 64 63 W ashington LANE, 1 Oliver 82 81 West 245 246 Sheriff 265 264 Columbia from — Pearl, near City — 8 Chatham Sq. 285 282 Cannon Hall PI. 15 16 Catherine CORTLANDT 73 72 Market 303 302 Lewis ALLEY, DOVER, 117 116 Pike 317 320 Goerck 163 162 Rutgers rom 33 Canal, south to 333 332 Mangin fr. 340 Pearl, S. to E. R. 189 190 Jefferson Franklin. 349 348 Tompkins R T . L E FT . 219 218 Clinton 363 362 East 2 1 Pearl 259 260 Montgomery C O T T A G E 14 13 Water 287 286 Governeur P L A C E , DEPAU ROW, 22 21 Front 299 — Scammel on Hancock street, bet. left side o f Bleecker, 42 41 South — 300 Grand Bleecker and Houston. from Thompson to 178 311 — Sheriff Bleecker corner Sulli­ DOWNING, C O T T A G E van. from 212 Bleecker, west E A S T B R O A D ­ to Yarick. W A Y SQ. , PLACE, on Third st..from 188 to D E P E Y S T E R , R T . LE FT. on E. Broadway, from 1 2 Bleecker 473 Grand to 300 East 218. from 139 Water, south 33 32 Bedford Broadway. to East River. 65 66 Yarick C O T T A G E R T . LE FT. E A S T CLIN­ R O W , 2 1 Water DO YERS, T O N PLACE, on Avenue 4tli, between 12 11 Front fr. 2 Bowery, N. to Pell opens at 48 Clinton st. 31st and 32d streets. 38 37 South RT. LE FT. 2 1 Chatham E A S T 11th, CROSBY, D E S B R O S S - 18 19 Pell fr. 91 Av. 4th, E. to E. R. from 28 Howard, north ES, RT. LEFT. to Bleecker. from 195 Hudson, west D R Y D O C K St., ' 1 2 Avenue 4th R T . L E FT . to North River. between Av. C and Av. 25 26 Avenue 3d 1 2 Howard D,—from 423 Tenth, K 2d R T . L E FT . 23 24 Grand 113 114 (C 1st 2 1 Hudson northeast to Twelfth. u 43 46 Broome 26 25 Greenwich R T . LEFT. 155 156 A 71 72 Spring 208 U, B 30 29 W ashington 2 1 Tenth ft c 105 106 Prince 40 41 West 7 E. Eleventh 260 127 Jersey 22 21 Twelfth 293 292 Dry Dock 143 144 Houston Avenue D 169 170 Bleecker DEY, DUANE, from 191 Broadway, west from 40 Rose, west to E A S T 13th, CROSS, to North River. North River fr. 75 Av. 5th, E. to E. R. fr. 2 Reade, E. to Mott. RT. L E FT . RT. LE FT. R T . LE FT. R T . L E FT . 2 1 Broadway 1 2 Rose 2 1 Avenue 5th 1 Reade 60 57 Greenwich 11 12 William 42 41 University PI. 25 Duane 72 71 W ashington 19 20 Chatham 56 57 Broadway 30 Centre 88 87 W est 28 66 65 Avenue 4th City Hall Place 45 44 Pearl 49 48 Centre 116 115 Avenue 3d 58 Little W ater I 59 58 Elm “ 2d DIVISION, Avenue 1st 85 84 Orange 91 92 Broadway 99 98 Mulberry from 1 Bowery, east to 123 124 Church 243 “ A 113 112 Mott Grand. 149 150 W . Broadway 290 289 “ B R T . L E FT . 163 164 Hudson “ C C U Y L E R ’S — 2 Bowery 169 Pk. Staple Dry Dock 1 — Catharine Avenue D A L L E Y , 187 188 Greenwich 54 Chrystie 201 202 Washington from 28 South, west to 82 $ Bayard 211 — Caroline E A S T 14th, I Water. 84 ( Forsyth 217 Sq. West from 85 Av. 5th, east to R T . L E FT . 83 88 op. Market Front — 104 Eldridge Avenue A. 49 Water — 124 Allen D U A N E P A R K , R T . LEFT. bounded by Hudson, 2 1 Avenue 5th 139 134 op. Pike 36 29 University PI. D E C A T U R — 146 Orchard Duane, and Staple. 52 B’ dway(Ln.Sq.) P L A C E , — 168 Walker 63 ( Union Place 175 168 Ludlow DUTCH, on Seventh st., between — 186 Essex 64 63 ( Avenue 4th Av. 1st and Av. A. from 51 John, north to 83 Irving Place 191 — Rutgers Fulton. 116 109 Avenue 3d -L 204 Norfolk R T . LE FT. “ 2d DEL ANCY, 217 Jefferson 2 1 John « 1st from 181 Bowery, east to — 228 Suffolk 20 19 Fulton “ A East River. — 242 Hester “ B 241 242 Clinton R T . LE FT. — 260 Attorney EAST, 1 2 Bowery E A S T 15th, 277 278 Montgomery from 622 Grand, east to 17 18 Chrystie Rivington. fm99 Av. 5th, E. toE.B. 35 34 Forsyth 281 280 Ridge 299 Governeur RT LE FT. RT. LEFT. 53 50 Eldndge 1 Grand 1 2 Avenue 5th 69 70 Allen — 298 Grand APPENDIX.---- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY. 79 31 30 U nion Piace 67 58 Irving Piace 123 122 Avenue 3d E A S T 28th, 173 170 “ 2d ELIZABETH, 87 oo Avenue 3d from Av. 5th, E. to E. % 1st from 58 Bayard, north * 2d “ A River. to Bleecker. 1st RT. l e f t . RT. LEFT. A 2 1 Avenue 5th e a s t 22a, 24 25 Madison Av. 2 1 Bayard from Av. 5th, east to 32 31 Walker E A S T 16th, 50 51 Avenue 4th 62 63 Hester from Av. 5th; east to East River. 77 Lexington Av. et. left. 94 95 Grand East River. 103 105 Avenue 3rd 124 123 Broome ET. LEFT. 2 1 Avenue 5th 154 155 <« 2nd 6 5 Broadway 200 201 « 1st 158 157 Spring 2 1 Avenue 5th 200 199 Prince 30 31 Union Place 48 47 Avenue 4th “ A lift ^3 Lfexington Av. 246 247 Houston Avenue 4th 276 275 Bleecker 46 47 Irving Place 102 99 Avenue 3d 142 141 | 2d E A S T 29th, 74 73 Avenue 3d 182 185 from Av. 5th, E. to E. ELM, “ 2d 1 1st 222 227 ‘ A River. from 18 Reade, north to 121 “ 1st RT. LEFT. 153 “ A Spring. u E A S T 23d. 2 1 Avenue 5th R T . LEFT. B 22 21 Madison Av. 1 2 Reade from Av. 5th, east to 52 51 Avenue 4th E A S T 17th, East River. 12 Manhattan PI. 78 81 Lexington Av. 17 16 Duane ET. LE FT. 106 103 Avenue 3rd from Av. 5th,, east to 33 32 Pearl East River. Avenue 5th “ 2nd 2 1 Broadway 47 50 Anthony ET. LEFT. “ 1st 56 Catharine Lane 24 19 Madison Av. “ A 1 2 Avenue 5th 54 55 Avenue 4th 61 60 Leonard Union Place 88 89 Lexington Av. 71 72 Franklin 61 50 Avenue 4th 126 125Avenue 3d E A S T 30th, * Ar. 86 White 75 74 Irving Place 176 175 “ 2d from Av. 5th, E. to E . 97 96 Walker 95 98 Avenue 3d 230 229 « 1st River. 109 110 Canal “ 2d “ A R T. LEFT. 127 126 Howard 181 180 1st 2 1 Avenue 5th 151 152 Grand A 24 25 Madison Av. 179 178 Broome E A S T 24th , 50 51 — 216 Spring B from Av. 5th, E. to E. R Avenue 4th 84 81 Lexington Av. * Arsenal. RT. LEFT. E A S T 1 8th, 114 113 Avenue 3rd Avenue 5th from Av. 5th. east to 2 1 Madison Av. “ 2nd ESSEX, East River. 30 29 Avenue 4th H 1st “ A from 186 Division, north ET. LEFT. 60 61 Lexington Av. to Houston. 1 2 Avenue 5th 92 91 Avenue 3rd RT. LEFT. 29 30 Broadway- 136 135 « 2nd EAST TOMP­ 2 1 Division 57 56 Avenue 4th 188 183 “ 1st K I NS P L A C E , 24 23 Hester 93 94 Irving Place “ A 56 53 Grand 99 100 Avenue 3d E. River in Eleventh, between Avenues A & B. (A 67 Essex Mar. PI. Avenue 2d 76 77 Broome Avenue 1st E A S T 25th, row o f 4 buildings.) 96 95 Delaney Avenue A from Av. 5th, E. to E. R. 132 133 Rivington Avenue B R T . LEFT. EIGHTH, 156 157 Stanton Avenue 5th from 96 Av.6th, east to 184 183 Houston E A S T 19th, East River. 2 1 Madison Av. from Av. 5th, east tc 26 25 Avenue 4th RT. LEFT ESSEX MAR East River. 62 63 Lexington Av. 2 1 Avenue 6th ET. LEFT. 90 89 Avenue 3rd 36 — Macdougal KET PLACE, 1 2 Avenue 5th 140 137 “ 2nd 66 — Avenue 5th rear of Essex Market in Broadway 186 187 “ 1st ) University PI. Grand st., and be­ Avenue 4th A O tween Ludlow and Es­ « A ! "T -h1fj | MercerGreene 67 72 Irving Place E. River sex sts. O » rp 95 96 Avenue 3d fc i CJ J Broadway “ 2d E A S T 26th, Lafayette Place E X C H A N G E “ 1st — 123 Bowery “ A from Av. 5th, E. to E. •2cd jr-j Avenue 3d A LLEY, 1 River. from 55 Broadway, west +» o « ® “ 2d g U o00 U RT. LEFT. to Trinity Place. E A S T 20th, 2 1 Avenue 5th “ 1st from Av. 5th, east to 29 29 Madison Av. £ S # iii East River. 56 55 Avenue 4th 294 295 *m a EX C H A N Q E ET. LEFT. 86 88 Lexington Av. 340 341 Avenue B P L A C E , 1 2 Avenue 5th 114 115Avenue 3rd 392 319 “ C from Hanover, west to 15 16 Broadway 162 163 “ 2nd 388 > “ D 58 Broadway. 57 56 Avenue 4th 206 207 “ 1st 408 { RT. LEFT. Lewis Irving Place “ A Exc. 2 Hanover 119 118Avenue 3d ELDRIDGE, 31 30 William 166 “ 2d E A S T 2 7th, from 100 Division, north 59 60 Broad 167 “ 1st from Av. 5t^i, E. to E. 69 66 New to Houston. “ A River. R T . LEFT. 75 76 Broadway RT. LEFT. 2 1 Division E A S T 21st, 2 1 Avenue 5th 30 31 Walker e x t r a , from Av. 5th, east to 24 25 Madison Av. 58 57 Hester a Lane running north East River. 54 53 Avenue 4th 90 85 Grand from First st.and bet E T . LE FT. 84 83 Lexington Av. 110 101 Broome Bowery and Av. 2d. 1 2 Avenue 5th 103 107 Avenue 3rd 134 119 Delaney 15 16 Broadway 148 151 “ 2nd 166 147 Rivington f a c t o r y , Ch Avenue 4th « 1st 196 173 Stanton from 151 Waverley Pi 82 Lexington Av. “ A 220 219 Houston north to Bank. 1 80 APPENDIX.---- NEW YORE STREET DIRECTORY. R T . LEFT. 52 55 Bank 93 94 Gouveneur lane 62 61 Ann 1 ) Dispen- ( W av’yP 68 69 Hammond 101 104 op. Jones’ lane ($6 65 Beekman 9 $ sary. ( Christ’r 86 87 Perry 113 114 WaU 77 Spruce 21 20 Amos 104 103 Charles 131 134 Pine 86 Ferry 35 36 Charles 118 119 Amos 137 140 Depeyster 104 103 Frankfort 49 48 Perry 132 131 Christopher 151 154 Maiden lane 65 66 Hammond 138 Grove 160 Fletcher G O U V E R ­ 79 78 Bank 152 Barrow 175 180 Burling slip 168 Jones 199 200 Fulton NEUR, FERRY, 182 185 Cornelia 211 212 Beekman from 299 Division, south 235 236 Peck slip to Water. from 86 Gold, south-east 186 187 Avenue 6th R T . LEFT. to Pearl. 218 Wash.Sq.Macdoug’l 257 254 Dover 252 Wash.Sq.op.Thomp 291 290 Roosevelt 1 2 Division R T . L E FT . 292 293 Wooster 293 291 Montgomery 5 6 East Broadway 2 1 Gold 19 20 Henry 19 Jacob 312 309 Greene 303 304 ( Gouverneur 326 325 Mercer 305 306 $ Slip Ch. 32 Madison 38 37 Cliff 49 50 Monroe 56 59 Pearl 340 339 Broadway 341 342 Jackson 370 363 Lafayette PI. East River 65 64 Cherry 394 391 Bowery 77 74 Water F E R R Y PL. , 434 433 Avenue 2d FULTON, See Jackson Place. 478 479 “ 1st from the East River, G O U V E R- 524 521 A west to North River. N E U R LANE, FIFTH, 574 573 “ B R T . L E FT . from South to Water. fr. 379 Bowery, to E. R. 620 623 “ C M. 2 South R T . LEFT. R T . L E FT . 678 679 “ D 15 18 Front 2 1 South 1 2 Bowery 708 709 Lewis 23 30 W ater Front 47 48 Avenue 2d 728 East River 37 36 Pearl 1 2 Water 87 86 u 1st 53 52 Cliff A FRANKFORT, 68 Ryder’s alleyG O U V E R L'. B 205 206 from No. 166 Nassau, 79 76 Gold 259 260 U C east to Pearl. 99 98 William NEUR SLIP/ 311 310 “ D R T . LE FT. 110 Dutch from 613 Water, south 339 336 Lewis 1 Nassau 125 124 Nassau to East River. 2 City Hall PI. 157 158 Broadway R T . LEFT. FIRST, 16 N. William 189 188 op. Church 1 2 Water from 303 Bowery, east to 19 18 W illiam 225 222 Greenwich 9 10 Front Houston. 38 Rose 239 238 W ashington 17 18 South R T . L E FT . 49 Gold Mkt260 W est 1 2 Bowery 56 Yandewater G RAM E ROY 10 Extra 65 Jacob G A N S E - P ARX, 25 26 Avenue 2d 77 78 Cliff V O O R T, 75 72 Avenue 1st 93 90 Pearl between Av. 3d and 4th, fr. W . Thirteenth, west and E. 20th and E. 129 124 Avenue A to North River. Houston FRANKLIN, 21st streets. R T . LE FT. from 66 Orange, west to Thirteenth F I S H E R ’ S North River. Hudson GRAND, C O U R T , R T . L E FT . Greenwich from 78 Varick, east to opens at 26 Oak street. 2 1 Orange W ashington East River. 18 17 Centre W est R T . LEFT. F I T Z R O Y P L . , 40 41 Elm 1 2 Varick W . 28th, bet. Avs. 8 & 9. 56 Cortlandt Al. GAY, 17 18 Sullivan 68 69 Broadway 33 34 Thompson 70 69 op. Franklin PI. from 141 Waverley PL, 51 54 Laurens FLETCHER, north to-Christopher. 92 95 Church J69 70 Wooster fr. 208 Pearl, S. to E. R. 124 125 W est Broadway R T . LE FT. 87 88 Green R T . L E FT . 132 Ch. op. Yarick 1 2 Waverley Place Ch. 104 Mercer 1 2 Pearl 168 165 Hudson 23 20 Christopher 119 114 Broadway 15 16 W ater 194 191 Greenwich 131 132 Crosby 29 30 Front 204 203 W ashington G L O V E R PL. , 151 148 Elm 45 44 South 205 W est 163 162 Centre on Thompson, between Prince and Spring. 171 Mt. Orange FORSYTH, F R A N K L I N 172 Centre Mark pi from 84 Division, north PLACE, 187 186 Mulberry to Houston. GOEROK, 203 202 Mott (late Scott’ s Alley.) from RT. LEFT. 70 Franklin to W hite. from 576 Grand, north 221 220 Elizabeth 2 Division to East River. 233 234 Bowery 1 Bayard F R A N K L I N R T . L E FT . 253 252 Chrystie 28 27 Walker 2 1 Grand 269 270 Forsyth 60 61 Hester S Q U A R E , 18 19 Broome 289 288 Eldridge 90 91 Grand on Pearl, from 10 Cherry 50 49 Delaney 307 306 Allen 108 109 Broome to 352 Pearl. 78 79 Rivington 321 320 Orchard 134 133 Delaney 116 117 Stanton 339 334 Ludlow 164 163 Rivington FRONT, 146 145 Houston 355 Market, Essex 192 191 Stanton from 51 Whitehall, east 161 Third 373 372 Norfolk Ch. Ch. Hpuston to Roosevelt -^-begins 389 388 Suffolk again at Montgomery GOLD, 407 406 Clinton FOURTH, and runs to E. River. from 87 Maiden Lane, 423 424 Attorney fr. W . 13th, E. toJE. R RT. L E FT . north to Frankfort. 441 Ch. Ridge 1 2 Whitehall R T . LE FT. 459 Division R T . L E FT . 2 1 W . Thirteenth 5 6 More 2 1 Maiden lane 459 462 Pitt 21 22 Broad 16 15 Platt 473 E. Broadway Sq. 18 19 Horatio — 482 W illett 22 21 Avenue 8th 39 40 Coenties slip 26 25 John 24 25 Jane 53 54 Cuyler’s Alley 36 35 op. Ryder’s A). 503 — East Broadway 75 76 Old slip 50 49 Fulton 502 Sheriff 42 41 Troy APPENDIX.— NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY, 81 620 Columbia 627 H enry 565 570 King HAMILTON, 583 586 Hamersley — 2-Division , 640Cannon 17 Iff Suffolk 599 602 Clarkson from 87 Catharine east 643 —; Jackson to Market. 33 26 Norfolk 556Lewis 615 618 Leroy 629 634 Morton R T . LEFT. 49 42 Essex 567 Madison 2 1 Catharine 65 54 Ludlow 574Goerck 641 654 Barrow 677 684 Christopher 50 61 Market 81 68 Orchard 687 Corlears 97 84 Allen 590Mangin 695 700 Amos H A M IL T ON 107 96 Eldridge 11} 718 Charles 121 110 Forsyth H Monroe 731 736 Perry SQUARE, 758 Hammond between Av. 3d and 4th, 137 122 Chrystie 606 Tompkins 769 766 Bank 153 138 Bowery 622 East and E. 65th and E. 781 788 Bethune 69th streets. 161 152 Elizabeth 805 806 Troy 177 168 Mott G R E A T 807 820 Jane 193 182 Mulberry HAMMOND, 209 198 Orange J O N E S , 819 836 Horatio from 73 Greenwich Ave­ 219 208 Centre from 680 Broadway, east 835 838 Gansevoort nue, west to N. River. to Bowery. Avenue 9th R T . LEFT. HOBOKEN, XT. LEFT. 1 2 Greenwich Av. from 476 W ashington, 1 2 Broadway GREENWICH 15 18 Factory — 28 Lafayette place 47 50 Fourth west to N. River. 59 68 Bowery A V. 79 80 Bleecker RT. LEFT. from 105 Av 6th, north 91 94 Hudson } 1 Washington to Avenue 8th. 107 106 Greenwich ‘ ) 11 West GREAT KILN R T . LEFT. ROAD 135 136 Washington M. 1 Avenue 6th 165 166 W est HORATIO, (See Gansevoort st.) M. 7 Christopher from 183 Greenwich A v , 20 21 Amos HANCOCK, west to N. River. GREENE, — 37 Charles RT. LEFT. 55 Perry from 202 Bleecker, west from 86 Canal, north to to Houston. 2 Greenwich Av. Eighth. 72 W . Eleventh RT. LEFT. 20 Avenue 8th JtT. LEFT. 71 Hammond 2 1 Bleecker 27 30 Fourth 2 1 Canal 78 Avenue 7th 55 56 Hudson — 87 Bank 26 25 Houston 36 35 Grand 75 76 Greenwich 103 Troy 103 104 Washington 5Q 51 Broome HANOVER, 84 85 Spring 106 — Twelfth West 115 Jane fr. 121 Pearl, N. to Wall. 120 117 Prince — 131 ( Horatio RT. L E FT . HOUSTON, 146 147 Houston Ex. 1 W all 182 183 Bleecker 132 1311 W . Thirteenth from East River, west 150 Avenue 8th 6 — Exchange place 214 215 Amity 8 5 Beaver to Hamersley. 230 229 Fourth 12 11 Pearl R T . LEFT. 242 241 Washington PI. GROVE, East River j 250 251 Waverley place from 468 Hudson, east 20Mangin H A N O V E R 45 38 Goerck 268 271 Clinton PI., 8th to Waverley Place. SQUARE, R T . LEFT. 65 64 Lewis on Pearl, near Old Slip. 80Cannon GREENWICH, 2 1 Hudson 18 15 Bedford 89 Manhattan from 7 Battery Place, 46 45 Bleecker HARRISON, 106Columbia north to Gansevoort. 76 75 Fourth from 83 Hudson, west to 111 Avenue D W . LEFT. North River. M 124 Sheriff 80 Sq 1 2 Battery Place 98 Waverley PI. RT. LE FT. 150 W illett 39 40 Morris 2 1 Hudson 174 Pitt 59 64 op. T in Pot alley 5 Staple 177 Avenue C 89 92 Hector HAGUE) 26 25 Greenwich 196 Ridge 112 Carlisle from 367 Pearl, north to 38 33 W ashington 216 Attorney 122 Albany Cliff. 60 69 West 240 Clinton 131126 op. Thames R T . LEFT. 239 Avenue B 139 134 Cedar 1 2 Pearl HENRY, 262 Suffolk 149 146 Liberty 13 12 Clitf from 16 Oliver, east to 286 Norfolk 171 164 Cortlandt Grand. 318 Essex 181 178 Dey 315 Avenue A HALL PLACE, R T . L E FT . 336 Ludlow 197 190 Fulton 2 1 Oliver 213 204 Vesey rear of Tompkins Mar­ 358 Orchard ket, and runs north 16 17 Catharine 372 Allen £17 222 Barclay 52/Ch. Market 235 240 Robinson from Sixth to Seventh 379 Avenue 1st st., and is between 84 op. Birmingham 392 Eldridge 267 258 Murray 102 101 Pike 283 276 Warren Avenue 2d and 3d. Ch. Forsyth 146 Ch. Rutgers 439 Avenue 2d 801 292 Chambers 176 177 Jefferson 807 3Q6 Reade HAMERSLEY, 444 Qhrystie 206 207 Clintofi 473 472 Bowery 823 320 Duane fr. 728 Houston to N. -R. 246 247 Montgomery 837 332 Jay 493 488 Elizabeth RT. LEFT. 272 275 Gouvernetir 511 516 Mott 853 348 Harrison — 1 Houston 284 285 Scammel 369 364 Franklin 338 Jackson 531 530 Mulberry 17 Bedford 55.3. 550 Crosby 385 378 North Moore 14 Congress 325 Grand, 3®7 392 Beach 569 570 Broadway 61 62 Varick 591 590 Mercer 413 406 Hubert 91 92 Hudson H E R M A N PL. , 613 610 Greene 427 422 Laight 109 110 Greenwich rear 654 Fourth. 635 634 Wooster 441 436 Vestry 115 116 W ashington 661 658 Laurens 455 452 Desbrosses 139 140 West HESTER, 681 684 Thompson 469 466 Watts from 193 Clinton, w^st 699 698 SuUivan 477 482 Canal HAMERSLEY to Centre. 721 720 Macdouga 513 514 Spring p L.„ 739 Hancock R T . LEFT. 531 534 op. Vandam 1 — Clinton 728 Hamersley 549 552 Charlton fr. 2 to 14 Hamersley st„ 82 APPENDIX.— NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY. HOWARD, R T . L E FT . JEFFERSON, LAIGHT, from 203 Centre, west to 2 I E . Fourteenth from 217 Division, to E. 14 15 “ Fifteenth from 135 Canal, west to Mercer. River. N. River. B T . LEFT. 32 33 “ Sixteenth R T . L E FT . R T . L E FT . 2 1 Centre 52 51 M Seventeenth 2 1 Division 66 65 u Eighteenth 2 1 Canal 10 9 Elm 8 9 East Broadway 11 St. John's lane 28 27 op. Crosby 82 81 u Nineteenth 20 19 Henry Ch. Sq. Varick 44 45 Broadway 86 85 K Twentieth 28 31 Madison 46 Sq. Hudson 54 53 Mercer Gramercy Park 30 31 Monroe 55 Collister 56 57 Cherry 70 77 Greenwich HUBERT, JACKSON, 70 71 W ater 76 87 Washington from 151 Hudson, west (late Walnut.) from 338 84 85 South 94 93 West to N. River. Henry, S. to E. River. B T . L E FT . R T . L E FT . 1 Henry JERSEY, LAMARTINE 2 1 Hudson PLACE, 6 9 Coll ister 2 Grand from 127 Crosby, east to 18 19 Greenwich 13 12 Madison Mulberry. on W . 29th st.,between 30 33 W ashington 25 24 Monroe R T . LE FT. Avs. 8th and 9th. It 48 47 W est 45 46 Cherry 2 — Crosby contains 18 houses. 61 62 Water 14 15 Mulberry HUDSON, 77 76 Front LAURENS, 87 88 South JOHN, from 139 Chambers, N. from 124 Canal, north to W . Fourteenth. from 186 Broadway, east to Amity BT.. L E FT . J A C K S O N PL. , to Pearl. R T . LEFT. 2 1 Chambers opens at 16 Downing. RT, LE FT. 2 1 Canal 14 13 Reade 2 1 Broadway 28 27 Grand 28 ^ | Duane J A C K S O N PL. , 30 31 Nassau 54 53 Broome on Jackson st., from 342 49 Dutch 90 91 Spring 50 55 op. Thomas Front, south to South. 68 65 William 130 127 Prince 61 Jay 88 87 Gold 164 167 Houston 70 73 op. A nthony 101 Cliff 196 195 Bleecker 81 Harrison JACOB, 120 119 Pearl 230 229 Amity 96 95 op. Leonard from 19 Ferry, east to 100 101 Franklin Frankfort. 120 119 North Moore R T . L E FT . JONES, L E A N D E R T ’S 132 133 Beach 2 1 Ferry from 168 Fourth, west to PLACE, Sq. 149 Hubert 22 25 Frankfort Bleecker. rear of 183 Seventh, cor. 166 163 Laight RT. LE FT. of Avenue B. 180 179 Vestry JAMES, 1 2 F ourth 195 Desbrosses from 167 Chatham, 33 34 Bleecker 206 213 > Canal south to Cherry. L E N O X PL. , 216 219 > W atts R T . L E FT . J O N E S ’S O T , on W . Twenty-Second 240 241 op. Broome 1 2 Chatham street, commencing at 262 275 op. Dominick 39 40 Madison rear 60 and 62 Wall. 233 Av, 8th, and end­ 298 301 Spring 71 72 Oak ing at 144 Av. 9th. 322 321 Vandam 85 88 op. Batavia J O N E S ’ S 344 339 Charlton 103 104 Cherry LANE, LEONARD, 364 361 King from 101 Front, south to 384 385 Hamersley JAMES SLIP, from 94 Hudson, east to E. River. Orange. 402 403 Clarkson fr. 79 Cherry, S. to E . R. R T . L E FT . 418 421 Leroy R T . LEFT. RT. LEFT. 1 2 Front 436 441 Morton 2 1 Hudson 1 2 Cherry 9 _ 8 South 36 35 W. Broadway 462 463 Barrow 7 8 W ater 488 Ch. op. Grove 66 63 Church 19 20 South 100 99 Broadway 498 499 Christopher KI NG, 518 515 Amos 109 Bensdn JANE, from 59 Macdougal, 118 121 Elm 536 533 Charles west to N. River. 550 549 Perry from .117 Greenwich a v 142 141 Centre R T . LE FT. 574 569 Hammond west to N. River. 170 165 Orange 1 2 Macdougal 586 583 Bank R T . LE FT. 13 14 op. Congress Sq. 609 T roy 2 1 Greenwich Av, 57 64 Varick LEROY, 622 621 Jane Fourth 93 94 Hudson from 240 Bleecker west 636 635 Horatio 58 | Avenue 8th 119 114 Greenwich to North River. 650 649 Gansevoort 139 138 W ashington R T . LEFT W . Thirteenth 80 81 Hudson W est 86 87 Greenwich 1 2 Bleecker W . Fourteenth 35 40 Bedford W ashington W est K N A P P ’S P L . , 101 100 Hudson HUDSON SQ., 127 128 Greenwich Or St. John’s Park,—be­ opens at 416 Tenth bet. 143 144 Washington tween Hudson, Beach, JAUNOEY CT., Avs. C. and D. 169 170 West Laight, Si Varick sts. opens at 41 Wall. H U D S O N PL. , LAFAYETTE L E R O Y PL. , W. 34th, bet. Avs. 9 & 10. JAY, PL., from 88 Bleecker c. Mer­ from 63 Hudson, west to cer, to 102 Bleecker, from 10 Great Jones, N. I NNS O F T H E N. River. to Eighth, and be­ c. Greene. COURT, R T . LE FT. tween Broadway and RT. LEFT. opens at 27 Beekman. 1 2 Hudson Bowery. 1 2 Mercer 7 6 Staple R T . LE FT. 15 16 Greene IR V I N G P L., 21 20 Greenwich 2 1 Great Jones ! ommences at 85 East 25 26 Washington] 14 Ch. Fourth LEWIS, Fourteenth street, be­ 34 Caroline Astor place from 558 Grand, north tween Av. 3d and 4th. 49 48 West Eighth to Eighth APPENDIX.---- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY. 83 R T . UKh 'T. 1 Grand LORILLARD 20 19 op Liberty PI. M E C H A N I C 20 19 Broome P L , .} 26 27 Nassau p l .; 46 46 Delaney on Washington, from 62 65 William 76 81 op. Liberty from the right o f Av. A. 70 69 R ivington Charles to Perry. 98 97 S ta n ton 85 Gold bet. 2d and 3d sts. 130 129 Houston LUDLOW, 106 105 ) p ' 150 149 Third from 170 Division, north 114 113 \ Pearl MERCER, 170 169 Fohrth to Houston. 132 133 Water from 66 Canal, north to 184 183 Fifth R T . LEFT. 146 149 Front Eighth. 198 199 Sixth — l.Wa,lker 168 169 South R T . LEFT. 218 217 Seventh 2 — Division 2 1 Canal 232 231 Eighth 30 31 Hester m a n g in , 6 7 op. Howard 58 57 Grand fr 592 Grand, N. to E. R. 28 29 Grand LEXINGTON 82 83 Broome RT. LEFT. 54 51 Broome 104 105 Delaney 2 1 Grand 80 79 Spring AV.P 14 15 Broome 116 115 Prince 132 131 Rivington com m encing at 82 East 160 159 Stanton 44 43 Delaney 152 151 Houston 21st st., north f r o m 196 189 Houston 80 79 Rivington 178 177 Bleecker Gramercy Park, be­ Stanton 218 217 Amity tween A y. 3d and 4th. LUDLOW PL. , Houston 236 235 Fourth RT. L E F T . in Houston, bet.Thomp- 248 247 Washington PI. 1 2 E. Twenty 1st son and Macdougal. MANHATTAN, 258 259 Waverley PI. 11 10 “ Twenty 2nd 282 281 Clinton P I, 8th 21 22 “ Twenty 3rd from 89 Houston, north 31 30 H Twenty 4th MACDOUGAL, east to Third. from 219 Spring, north R T . LEFT. 51 50 “ Twenty 5th M E R C H A N T ’S 71 70 « Twenty 6th to Waverley Place. 2 1 Houston OT, R T . LE FT, 12 13 Third 89 90 « Twenty 7th opens at 51 Beaver. 107 108 “ Twenty 8th 2 1 Spring 121 122 “ 15 Vandam Twenty 9th MANHATTAN 29 Charlton MILL, 137 138 “ Thirtieth P L --, 30 — Priilce from 61 Stone, north to from 12 Elm, west and 7 S. William. 54 57 King south to Reade. LIBERTY, 70 73 Houston R T . L E FT . from 76 M aiden Lane, 106 105 Bleecker 1 2 Elm M IL W A R D west to N. River. 130 129 Minetta Lane 23 22 Reade PLACE, RT. LEFT. 140 139 Amity W. 31st, bet. Avs. 8 & 9 1 2 M aiden Lane 158 157 Fourth MANHATTAN r 17 14 W illiam 1fid 5 W . W ash’gton 53 . 52 Nassau ( Place, Barrow SQUARE, MINETTA, 57 56 op. Liberty PI. 171 Waverley Place between Avs. 8th and from 205 Bleecker, east 75 76 Broadway iqq SClinton Place, 9th, and W . 77th and to Minetta Lane • 88 Temple 188 187 \ Eighth ’ 81st streets. RT. LEFT. 98 T rin ity Place 1 2 Bleecker 123 124 Greenwich MADISON, MARION, 19 20 Minetta Lane 137 138 W ash in gton fr. 426 Pearl, E.to Gj&nd from 404 Broome, north. 147 148 W est R T . LE FT. RT. LEFT. M IN E T T A 2 1 Pearl 1 2 Broome LANE, LIBERTY GT„ 6 3 op. Chestnut 33 34 Spring from 131 Macdougal opens a t 6 L iberty PI. 16 13 Roosevelt 71 72 Prince west to Av. 6th 42 39 James 89 88 R T . LEFT. 58 55 Oliver 2 1 Macdougal L I B E R T Y PL. , 74 69 Catharine MARKET, Minetta (formerly Little Green.) 124 119 Market 28 27 Avenue 6th from 57 Liberty, ndrth 140 139 op. Birmingham from 83 Division, south to M aiden Lane. 158 157 Pike to South. R T . LEFT. MINETTA PL. , 202 201 Rutgers opens at 4 Minetta st. 226 227 Jefferson 1 2 Division LISPENARD, 237 Madison Court 9 10 E. Broadway from 153 W . Broadway, 260 257 Clinton 15 16 > TT MONROE, east to Broadway. 23 2 4 \ Henry 290 299 Montgomery from 75 Catherine, east RT. LEFT. 320 321 Gouverneur 37 40 Madison to East River. 2 1 W . Broadway 330 335 Scammel 55 56 Monroe RT. LEFT. 34 33 C hurch 386 389 Jackson 57 Hamilton 2 1 Catherine 74 75 Broadway 79 80 Cherry 44 43 Market 414 411 Grand 93 90 Water 50 Hamilton LITTLE W A ­ MADISON A V , 103 104 South 72 Mechanic Alley TER, from E. 23d st., north, 78 77 Pike from 58 Cross, north to bet. Avs. 4th and 5th. M A R K E T S L P , 96 97 op. Pelham A n th on y. from 159 Cherry, south 120 119 Rutgers M A D I S O N to South, 146 147 Jefferson RT. LEFT. COURT, 2 1) Sq. 1 Cross 30 27 s Rut8ers Haee Sq. 7 A n th on y opens at 221 Madison st M A R K E T - f ie l d , 148 149 Clinton M A D I S O N S Q „ from 72 Broad, west to 182 183 Montgomery LIVINGSTON 208 211 Gouverneur between Av. 5th and Whitehall. PLACE, Madison Avenue, and RT. LE FT. 220 223 Scammel ket. E. 16th & E. 17th, E. 23d and E. 26th sts 1 2 Broad 272 273 Jackson & Avs. 1 & 2. 33 32 Whitehall 312 313 Corlears MAIDEN L A N E 334 321 Grand LONDON T E R ­ from 172 Broadway M E C H A N I C RACE, southeast to E. River. AL„ M O N R O E PL. > inW . 23d st., between R T . LEFT. fr. 72 Monroe to Cherry, on Monroe, bet. Mont­ A t . 9th and 10th. 2 1 Broadway bet. Market and Pike . gomery & Gouverneur. §£ A PPE N D IX P —-NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY. M O N T G O M E ­ 85 84 Greenwich n o r t h W il ­ PARK PLACE, 95 94 W ashington l ia m . from 239 Broadway, west RY; 111 112 W est fr. 16 Franfort to Chat­ to Church. fr.277 Division, S.toE.R.; R T . LiEFT. ham. RT. LEFT. M U R R A Y RT. LEFT. 1 2 Broadway 2 1 Division 27 28 Church 6 7 E. Broadway HILL S Q „ I Frankfort . 16 15 Henry on Avenue 4th, between 2 W illiam 34 33 Madison E. Thirty 1st and E. 30 34 Chatham PARK ROW, 62 49 Monroe Thirty 4th streets. fr. 1 Ann, E. to Spruce. RT. LEFT. . 70 71 Cherry NYACK PL, 80 79 W ater NASSAU, 1 * Ann rear 31 Bethune, 4 hous­ 34 L Beekman 87 Front from 20 Wall, north to es., Spruce 941 South 1 Frankfort. RT. LEFT. OAK^ P E A RL ' , * ~ 2 1 W all from 390 Pearl, east to from 14 State, east, then MORE, 14 11 Pine Catherine. north to Broadway. fr. 30 Pearl, S. to E. R. 24 25 Cedar R T . L E F f. R T . LEFT. R T . L E FT . 38 39 Liberty 1 2 Pearl 2 1 State 2 1 Pearl 54 55 Maiden Lane 8 Chestnut 24 25 Whitehall 8 7 W ater 7Q 69 John 17 16 Roosevelt 30 31 op. More ' 24 25 Front 90 91 Fulton 39 38 James 52 53 Broad 36 37 South 104 105 A nn 49 48 Oliver 66 Coenties Slip 136 137 Beekman 59 60 Catherine 73 Pearl Street Al. MORRIS, 152 151 Spruce 107 William fr. 27 B’way, W .t o N . R. 166 Frankfort O B S E R V A T O ­ 106 105 Old Slip R T. LEFT, , City Hall Square. — 121 Hanover 2 1 Broadway R Y P L„ 141 Beaver 12 13 Greenwich N E IL S O N PL., on Prostpect Hill—be­ 152 149 Wall 16 15 W ashington on Merceryfrom Waver- tween Avs. 4th and 168 169 Pine ' 26 27 W est ley Places to Clinton 5th, and 89th and 94th 181 Cedar Place. streets. 194 197 Maiden Lane MORTON, 208 209 op. Fletcher NEW, O L D SLIP, 221 Platt from 258 bleecker, west 235 John to N. Riter. from 7 WaU, south from 106 Pearl, south to 234 Burling Slip R T . L E FT . Beaver. East R. 266 265 Fulton , 1 2 Bleecker R T . LEFT. RT. LEFT. 286 285, Beekman 31 28 Gh. Bedfbrd 1 2 W all 3 4 Pearl 309 Ferry 69 68 Hudson 27 28 Exchange Place 13 12 Water 312 Peck Slip 89 90 Greenwich 85 86 Beaver 27 26 Front 340 339 op. Dover 97 68 W ashington 33 38 South F. Sq. 351 Frankfort 121 122 W est NINTH, 367 Hague from T12 Av. 6th, east OLIVER, 390 391 op. Oak MOTT, to E. River. from 187 Chatham, 404 399 Yandewater fropi 178 Chatham, 1 2 Avenue 6th south to E. River. 421 Rose north to Bleecker. 63 64 “ 5th RT. LEFT. 420 Madison R T . LEFT. 91 90 University PI. 1 2 Chatham 448 447 William 2 1 Chatham 131 132 Broadway 16 Henry 464 463 Chatham 21 Cross 155 154 Avenue 4th 33 32 Madison 486 485 City Hall Place 38 op. Pell 169 168 “ 3d 55 58 Qak 502 505 Cross 50 51 Bayard . 177 Stuyvesant 83 84 Cherry 512 511 Centre 82 85 Walker - 207 208 Avenue 2d 93 94 W ater 534 535 Elm 128'127 Hester 255 256 “ 1st 103 104 South 564 565 Broadway 144.149 Grand “ A »168 173 Broofrie 303 304 “ B ORANGE, P E A R L S t.1 206 205 Spring 347 348 “ C from 116 Chatham, N, ALLEY, 240 241 Asylum, Prince 401 “ D from 73 Pearl, north to to Grand. 292 291 Houston RT. LEFT. 40 Stone. .322 321 Bleecker NORFOLK, 1 2 Chatham 25 26 Cross P E C K SLI P, M U L B E R R Y , , from 206Division, to Houston. north 30 Anthony from 312 Pearl, east to from 150 Chat’m, north R T . L E F L . 46 Leonard South. to Bleecker. 2 1 Division 64 Franklin RT. LEFT. LEFT, 14 13 Hester 69 72 op. Bayard 2 1 Pearl v 1 Chatham 38 37 Grand 82 W hite 16 19 Water v28 29 Cross 58 57 Broome 101 102 Walker 28 33 Front 70 .69 Bayard 80 81 Delaney 131 128 Hester 44 45 South 96 99 Walker 116 115 Rivington 159 160 Grand 114 119 Hester 134 133 Stanton PELHAM, 152 153 Grand 168 167 Houston O R C H A R D , from 114 Monroe, south 174 177 Broome to Cherry. 212 213 Spring from 148 Division, north n o r t h R T. LEFT. :254/255 Prince to Houston. M 6 ORE, 2 1 Monroe 0271 Jersey RT. LEFT. 22 21 Cherry :292 293 Houston from 124 W . Broadway, 2 1 Division .310 313 Bleecker west to, N. River. 10 11 Walker PELL, RT. LEFT. 40 41 Hester 66 67 Grand from 20 Bowery, west to M U R R A Y ;,: 1 2 W . Broadway Mott. f!r. 259 B’way, W .to N.R 15 14 Yariek 90 91 Broome RT. LEFT. 47 46 Hudson l l6 117 Delaney R T . LE FT. 144 147 Rivington 2 1 Bowery 1 % Broadway 77 76 Greenwich 15 Doyers 91 92 Washington 172 173 Stanton .33 28 Church 202 201 Houston 30 33 Mott 4)9 College Place 105 104 W est APPENDIX.---- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY. 85 PERRY, 67 70 Crosby 67 68 Alien R U T H E R ­ from 57 Greenwich Ay. 81 82 Broadway 83 84 Orchard west to N. River. ' 91 92 Mercer 97 98 Ludlow FORD PLAGE, RT. L E FT . 107. 108 Greene 115 114 Essex bet. E. 16th & E. 17th. & 1 2 Greenwich Ay. 125 126 Wooster 129 130 Norfolk Avs, 2 & 3. 13 18 Factory 145 142 Laurens 145 148 Suffolk 47 52 Fourth 165 166 Thompson 163 162 Clinton R Y D E R ’S A L . , 79 78 Bleecker 185 184 Sullivan 179 178 Attorney from 68 Fulton to Gold. 93 98 Hudson 205 204 Macdougal 195 196 Ridge 109 110 Greenwich 215 214 Pitt SOAMMEL, 139-138 W ashington R A N D A L PL. , 231 234 Willett from 299 E. Broadway* 165 160 West in Ninth st., commenc­ 251 250 Sheriff south to Water. ing at 774 Broadway 267 266 Columbia R T . LE FT. PETERS- and ending at Uni­ 289 288 Cannon ( Grand FIELD R O W , versity Place. 305 306 Lewis 1 2 ( E. Broadway 316 Rivington PL 7 8 Henry in E. 15th, between Ays. 321 320 Goerck 1st and 2d It con­ READE, 23 22 Madison 337 338 Mangin 37 36 Monroe tains 12 houses. from 23 Centre, west to 353 Tompkins North River. 51 50 Cherry 363 East 59 58 Waterj PIKE, R T . LE FT. from 139 Division, south 1 Centre 2 Cross R I V IN Q T O N S C O T T ’S A L . , to East River. ET. L E FT . 18 15 op. Elm PLACE, See Franklin Place. 2 1 Division 34 37 op. Manhattan between 316 and 318 8 7 East Broadway [Place Rivington street. SECOND, 24 21 Henry 42 41 Broadway from 323 Bowery, east 40 37 Madison 80 83 Church ROBINSON, to East River. 56 57 Monroe 112 113 West Broadway R T . LE FT. 128 129 Hudson from 5 College Pi., west 74 75 Cherry to N. River. 1 2 Bowery 78 79 W ater 160 161 Greenwich 35 36 Avenue 2d R T . LE FT. 90 91 South 174 175 W ashington 87 88 Avenue 1st Sq. 197 W est 1 2 College Place 145 144 Avenue A 51 50 Greenwich PIKE SLI P, 61 60 Washington- 203 204 Avenue B RECTOR, 75 70 West 257 258 Avenue C. from 215 Cherry, south 297 Sheriff to South. from 73 Broadway, west M. 314 Avenue D to North River. ROOSEVELT, R T . L E FT . M. Houston PINE, fr. 136 Chatham, south from 106 Broadway, east Ch. 1 Broadway to East River. SEVENTH, , to East River. 2 3 T rinity Place R T . LE FT. 12 13 Greenwich from Avenue 4th, E. to ET. LEFT. 1 2 Chatham E. River. 1 2 Broadway 22 23 W ashington 37 40 Madison 30 31 West R T . LE FT, 13 16 Nassau 65 66 Oak 2 1 Avenue 4th 45 46 William Ch. 82 Batavia M. 7 Avenue 3d 79 78 Pearl RENWICK, 101 104 Cherry 16 Hall Place 85 84 Water from 240 Canal, north 117 114 W ater 46 45 Avenue 2d 91 92 Front to Spring. 131 Front 88 87 Avenue 1st 99 98 South R T . LE FT. 136 South 130 131 Avenue A 2 1 Canal 132 > « Avenue A PITT, 44 45 Spring ROSE, 182 ) Avenue B from 464 Grand, north fr. 34 Frankfort, north 226 227 Avenue C to Houston. REPUBLICAN east to PearL 282 285 Avenue D ET. LE FT. ALLEY. R T . LE FT. 300 305 Lewis 2 1 Grand See Manhattan Place. 2 Frankfort 1 326 331 Mangin > 18 19 Broome 40 Duane 46 45 Delaney RHINE L A N D ­ 67 Pearl SHERIFF, . 80 79 Rivington from 504 Grand, north to E R ’S R O W , RUTQERS, Houston. 112 113 Stanton 142 141 Houston ou Avenue 7th, between R T . LE FT. Twelfth and W. Thir­ from 191 Division, south to East River. 2 1 Grand teenth sts. It con­ 20 19 Broome PLATT, tains 11 houses. rt . left. 2~ 1 Division 44 43 Delaney from 221 Pearl, west to 70 71 Rivington W illiam 6 5 East Broadway RIDGE, Ch, 13 Henry 100 99 Stanton ET. L E FT . from 280 Division, north 34 31 Madison 128 129 Houston 1 2 Pearl M. 131 Second ? 23 20 Gold to Houston. 48 45 Monroe 139 40 William R T . LE FT. 58 57 Cherry 2 1 Division 68 69 Water SIXTH, 6 7 Grand 80 79 South fr. 395 Bowery, e. to E . R) P O S T ’ S B U I L ­ 24 27 Broome R T . LEFT. DI NG, 44 43 Delaney R U T G E R *S 1 2 Bowery Exchange PI. c. Hano­ 76 77 Rivington PLACE, 3 4 Hall Place ver 104 105 Stanton 35 36 Avenue 2d; 130 131 Houston in Monroe st., from Jef­ 59 60 Avenue 1st ferson to Clinton. Avenue A PRINCE, RIVINGTON, rt . left. 299 300 Avenue B from 232 Bowery, west 1 Jefferson 333 328 Avenue C to Macdougal.] from 213 Bowery, east to 27 Clinton E. River. 379 380 Avenue D X T. LE FT. E T . LEFT. 399 398 Lewis 1 2 Bowery R U T G E R ’ S 15 14 Elizabeth 1 2 Bowery 17 18 Chrystie SLIP, S I X T H S T. 31 30 Mott Ch. 46 Mulberry 35 34 Forsyth from 251 Cherry, south COURT, Ch. 60 Marion 49 52 Eldridge to.South. opens at 279 Sixth sfc 86 APPENDIX.---- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY SMITH, SPRUCE, ST. J O H N ’S TEMPLE, See Congress Street. ** from 152 Nassau, south PARK, from 88 Liberty, south east to Gold Or Hudson Square,—be­ to Thames. SMITH O T„ R T . L E FT . tween Hudson & V a­ R T . L E FT . See .Congress Place. 2 1 Nassau rick, and Beach and 1 Liberty 22 25 W illiam Laight streets. 7 6 Cedar SOUTH, 44 41 Gold 9 Thames S T . M A R K ’S from 65 W hitehall, E. STANTON, PLACE, to Gouverneur slip. TENTH, £ T . LVFT. from 245 Bowery, east tc in Eighth st., bet. Av. from 130 Av. 6th, east to 1 W hitehall E. River. 3d and Av. A. Av. D. R T . L E FT . R T . L E FT . R T . LE FT. 7 More 14 Broad 1 2 Bowery 2 1 Avenue 3d 2 1 Avenue 6th ;; 23 Coenties Slip 23 24 Chrystie 36 37 Avenue 2d Ch. Avenue 5th 28 Cuyler’ s Alley 39 40 Forsyth 84 83 Avenue 1st 96 95 University PI. 89 Old Slip 57 58 Eldridge Avenue A 134 133 Broadway 48 Gouverneur L. 73 72 Allen 148 149 Av. 4th 52 Jones’ s Lane 89 , 88 Orchard S T . P E T E R ’S 174 173 Av. 3d 58 W all 103 104 Ludlow PLACE, 197 Ch. Stuyvesant 68 Pine 119 120 Essex in Church, from Yesey 70 Depeyster 137 136 Norfolk to Barclay. 2041 ^ Avenue 2d 75 Maiden Lane 151 152 Suffolk 242 243 Avenue 1st 77 Fletcher 169 168 Clinton STONE, 280 291 Avenue A 87 Burling Slip 185 184 Attorney 201 200 Ridge from 17 Whitehall, east Sq. | Avenue B 93 Fulton to William. * 104 Beekman 217 218 Pitt 396 399 Avenue C RT. LEFT. 118 Peck Slip 237 236 W illett 424 425 Dry Dock 253 254 Sheriff 2 1 Whitehall 160 Dover 22 21 Broad 442 441 Avenue D 175 & 176 Roosevelt 269 268 Columbia 470 Mangin 285 284 Cannon 40 Pearl St. Alley 187 James Slip 61 Mill 194 Oliver 303 302 Lewis THAMES, 319 320 Goerck 66 67 W illiam 202 Catharine Slip from 111 Broadway, 221 Market Slip 339 340 Mangin west to Greenwich. Tompkins S T U Y V E - 240 Pike SANT, R T . LEFT. 259 Rutgers 1 2 Broadway 270 Jefferson S T A N T O N from 25 Av. 3d and 176 5 6 Temple 285 Clinton COURT, Ninth street, east to 11 Trinity Place 363 Montgomery Av. 2d. 29 30 Greenwich ^ opens at 8 Stanton st. R T . L E FT . 871 Gouverneur SI 2 Av. 3d. S T AN W I X PL. , 14 15 N inth T H E A T R E AL, SOUTH WIL­ Elm, n. W hite. 44 27 Tenth from 3 Beekman, south LIAM, Avenue 2d west to Ann. from 6 W illiam, west to STAPLE, R T . LEFT. Broad. from 169 Duane, north S T U Y V E - 1 2 Beekman R T . LEFT. to Harrison. SANT PLACE, 9 10 Ann 2 1 W illiam R T . LEFT. on Av. 2d, between 7th 7 Mill 2 Duane and 10th sts. THI RD, 38 43 Broad Jay from 345 Bowery, east 8 Harrison 5 T U Y V E- to E. River. S P IN O L E R S A N T SQ., R T . LEFT. PLACE, STATE, 2 1 Bowery on Avenue 2d, between 40 41 Avenue 2d on W est Fifteenth, be­ from 48 Whitehall, west, E. Fifteenth and E. 92 93 Avenue 1st tween University PI. then N. to Broadway, Seventeenth streets. 136 135 “ A RT. LEFT. and Avenue 5th. 180 179 H B 1 ^ W hitehall SUFFOLK, 254 249 “ C 14 & Pearl SPRINQ, 15 £ Bridge from 230 Division, north 312 313 ft D to Houston. 328 Manhattan from 190 Bowery, wes 19 Bowling Green R T . L E FT . 342 343 Lewis to N. River. 2 1 Division 360 Goerck R T . LEFT. S T. O L E- 1 ,2 Bowery 6 7 Hester M E N T ’S P L . , 28 29 Grand THOMAS, 11 12 Elizabeth 50 51 Broome from 128 Church, west 27 28 Mott on Macdougal st., from 96 Clinton Place, S. to 76 75 Delaney to Hudson. 45 46 Mulberry 86 . Clinton Alley Waverley Place) and R T . LEFT. 61 62 Marion 106 107 Rivington 2 1 Church 64 Elm from cor. Macdougal and Houston streets, 138 137 Stanton 28 27 West Broadway 77 78 Crosby 166 167 Houston 60 59 Hudson 81 84 Broadway north and south. 105 104 Mercer SULLIVAN, THOMPSON, 121 126 Greene ST. GEORGE'* 141 142 W ooster PLACE, from 160 Canal, north to from 142 Canal, north 157 162 Laurens Amity. to Fourth. E. 13th., between A ve­ R T . LEFT. 179 180 Thompson nues 2 and 3. R T . LE FT. 199 200 Sullivan 1 2 Canal 2 1 Canal 219 218 op. Macdougal 21 op. 20 Grand 20 19 Grand 229 226 Clarke S T . J O H N ’S L., 41 44 W atts 48 47 Broome 259 256 Varick from 9 Beach, north to 55 56 Broome 80 79 Spring 291 292 Hudson Laight. 93 92 Spring 126 127 Prince 303 306 Renwick ! R T . L E F T ., 129 130 Prince 160 159 Houston 317 318 Greenwich 1 Beach 165 164 Houston 204 205 Bleecker 333 334 M. Washington 9 York 205 204 Bleecker 234 233 Amity 353 M. M. W est 15 Laight 239 236 Amity 248 247 Fourth a p p e n d i x .---- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY. 87 W ., as “ East 13th,” &c. 208 Downing W A R R E N PL. , Eleventh street is also 225 Clarkson from 59 Greenwich to divided into East and in Charles, bet. Facto­ 230 Carmine ry & Greenwich Av. 93 Trinity Place. West. V A R I O K PL. , W A S H I N G ­ TOMPKINS, UNI ON O T „ in Sullivan, bet. Hous­ T O N , from 608 Grand, east to opens at 59 University ton and Bleecker. from the Battery, north E. River. Place, near 12th st. R T . LEFT. to Gansevoort. BT. LEFT. 1 2 Houston R T . LE FT. 2 1 Grand UNI ON P L A C E , 21 22 Bleecker 1 2 Battery Place 18 17 Broome on Avenue 4th and 39 38 Morris 28 29 Delaney Broadway. VESEY, 97 96 Rector 56 55 Rivington R T . LEFT. from Astor House, west 125 126 Carlisle 2 I E . Fourteenth to N. River. 131 130 Albany T O M P K I N ’S 20 15 E. Fifteenth R T . LEFT. 145 146 Cedar PLACE, 36 29 E. Sixteenth Ast. H. Ch. Broadway 153 154 Liberty 48 41 E. Seventeenth 30 31 Church 169 170 Cortlandt on Tenth st., between 02 E. Eighteenth Av. 1st and Av. A. 70 69 Greenwich 179 180 Dey 86 81 Washington 191 194 Fulton UNION S Q. , 110 M. West 205 M Vesey TO M PKIN'S on Union Place, and be­ 221 222 Barclay SQUARE, tween E. Fourteenth VESTRY, 239 240 Robinson between Avs. A and B, and E. Seventeenth 255 256 Murray from 161 Canal, west to 271 270 Warren and 7th and 10th sts. streets. N. River. R T . L E FT . 285 284 Chambers T O N T I N E UNIVERSITY 297 298 Reade Canal 305 Pk Duane BUILDINGS, PLACE, 2 1 Yarick 321 322 Jay Wall, c. W ater continuation of W oos­ 26 27 Hudson 333 334 Harrison ter, (at Washington 48 47 Greenwich 345 346 Franklin T R I N I T Y PL. , Square.) north to East 58 57 W ashington 365 364 North Moore Fourteenth st, but the 70 69 West 377 378 Beach (late Lumber st.,) from 98 Liberty, south. numbers commence at 395 396 Hubert BT. LEFT. Waverley Place. WALKER, 411 410 Laight 2 1 Liberty R T . LE FT. from 135 W . Broadway, 423 424 Vestry 8 — Cedar Fourth east to Division. 439 438 Desbrosses 12 Thames W ashington PI. R T . LE FT. 453 454 Watts 50 Rector 1 Waverley Place 1 2 W . Broadway 475 Canal it 67 Exchange Alley ii 2 W ashingt’ n Sq. 29 30 Church, 476 Hoboken 90 93 T in Pot Alley 10 Clinton PL, 8th 71 70 Broadway 477 M. Canal 21 24 Ninth 77 76 Cortlandt Alley 499 498 Spring 33 28 Tenth 93 94 Elm 533 532 Charlton TROY, 47 44 E. Eleventh 109 108 Centre 547 548 King from 105 Greenwich Av. 61 58 Twelfth 125 126 Orange 565 566 Hamersley west to N. River. 75 74 E. Thirteenth 141 142 Mulberry 581 580 Clarkson B T .L E F T . 79 78 E. Fourteenth 157 156 Mott 597 598 Leroy 1 2 Greenwich Av Union Place 171 174 Elizabeth 615 614 Morton 45 46 Fourth 189 190 Bowery 631 632 Barrow 57 66 Avenue 8th VANDAM, 209 210 Chrystie 649 650 Christopher Hudson from 17 Macdougal, west 227 228 Forsyth 665 660 o. 8. p. Amos 89 88 Greenwich to Greenwich. 245 246 Eldridge 683 682 Charles 127 122 W ashington RT. LE FT. 261 262 Allen 692 Charles Alley W est 1 2 Macdougal 279 278 Orchard 701 700 Perry 45 44 Yarick 295 Division 719 718 Hammond TRYON ROW, 77 74 Hudson 294 Ludlow 733 732 Bank from 1 Centre, south to 101 100 Greenwich 751 752 Bethune 36 Chatham. WALL, 769 770 Troy V A N D E W A - fr. 86 B’ way, E. to E. R. 781 780 Jane TWELFTH,* TER, R T . LE FT. 799 800 Horatio 1 2 Broadway 815 814 Gansevoort from North River, east from 54 Frankfort, east to Avenue D ; but the to Pearl. 7 New WASHINOT'N numbers commence at RT. LEFT. 20 Nassau ALLEY, 196 Greenwich Av. 2 1 Frankfort 21 Broad 41 Jauncey Court (formerly Shinbone Alley) BT. LEFT. 46 45 Pearl from 4 University PL, 1 Greenwich Av. 53 46 William 69 Hanover west to 5 Avenue 5th, 10 - 9 Avenue 7th VARIOK, 75 76 Pearl between Washington 78 79 “ 6th from 130 Franklin, north Sq. and Clinton PL 148 147 “ 5th 89 88 Water to Carmine. 103 104 Front 184 183 University PI. R T . LEFT. 119 120 South WASHINGTON 214 213 Broadway 2 1 Franklin ALLEY, 228 227 Av. 4th 14 11 North Moore from 176 Macdougal, E 262 267 Avenue 3d WALNUT, 24 23 Beach between Washington u 2d 58 Pk. Laight See Jackson. ■ Sq. and Clinton PL 358 357 1st 70 71 Canal 400 399 u A 78 79 op. Grand WARREN, W A S H I N G ­ 446 451 U B 92 91 Watts fr. 260 B’ way,W. to N. R. TON PLACE, 500 501 u C 108 109 Broome R T . LE FT. from 713 Broadway, west 528 531 Dry Dock St. 122 123 Dominick 2 1 Broadway to Wooster. Avenue D 134 133 Spring 34 35 Church RT. LEFT. v The streets above 154 155 Vandam 64 65 College Place 1 2 Broadway 12th st. are divided into 170 169 Charlton 98 91 Greenwich Mercer East and West, and will 188 187 King 106 109 Washington 21 22 Greene be found under E. and 204 205 Hamersley 128 127 West Un. Ch. Wooster 89 APPENDIX.---- NEW YORK STREET DIRECTORY. W A S H I N G ­ W E S L E Y W . B R O A D- W E S T 1 8 th y TON SQUARE, PLACE, W A Y PLACE, fro m A v e n u e 5th, west © n 'W a v e rle y PL, fr o n t-; in M u lb erry , fro m H ous­ o n L a u ren s, from 124 t o N o r th R iver. in g th e Parade G r ’ d , t o n t o B leecker. C an al, N . t o G rand. R T . LE FT. RT. LEFT. 1 2 A ve n u e 5th 1 U n iv e rs ity PL 63 64 it 6 th . 13 A v e n u e 5 th WEST, W E S T H th , 119 120 u 7th 29 M a cd o u g a l 191 192 « 8th fr o m th e B a ttery , n orth fr o m 801 B roa dw a y, W # tt t o A v e n u e 10th. t o 74 G re e n w ich A v . 9th WATER R T . L E FT . R T . LEFT. 297 296 • tt 10th fr.43 W h it e ’ll, E . t o E .R .1 B a tte ry P lace 1 2 B roadw ay N orth R iver B T . LEFT. 23 M orris 39 40 U n iv e rsity PI. 1 2 W h ite h a ll 56 R e c to r 65 66 A v . 5 th W E S T 19th , 5 4 M ore 79 C arlisle 135 134 A v . 6th fro m A ven u e 5th. west 21 22 B road 86 A lb a n y 199 196 G re e n w ich A v . t o N orth River. 41 42 C oen tie s Slip 93 C edar R T . LE FT. 49 50 C u y ler’ s A lle y 102 L ib e r ty 1 2 A ven u e 5th 73 72 O ld Slip W E S T 13th, 69 70 113 C o rtla n d t 6th 93 96 G o u v e r n e u r L . 122 D ey fro m 76 A v e n u e § th , W . 123 124 u 7th 117 116 W a ll 130 F u lto n t o N o r th R iv e r. 185 198 tt 8th 133 132 P ine 139 Y esey R T . L E FT . 247 250 tt 9th 139 D ep ey ster B a rcla y 1 2 A v e n u e 5th ■It 148 10th 153 152 M a id en L a n e 159 R o b in s o n 79 80 “ 6th N orth River 159 158 F le tch e r 167 M u rray^ 139 140 | 7 th 179 180 B u rlin g Slip 176 W arren ^ 183 172 G re e n w ich A v . 203 204 F u lto n 185 172 A v e n u e 8th W E S T 2 0 th , 185 C h am bers 221 222 B eek m a n F ou rth fro m A v e n u e 5th, west 189 R ea d e 251 258 P eck Slip G a n sev oort] t o N o rth River, 190 D uane 279 278 D ov er H u d so n R T . LEFT. 198 Ja y 323 322 R oose v e lt A v e n u e 9 th 1 2 A ven u e 5th 206 H a rrison tt; 363 362 Jam es Slip F r a n k lip “ 10th 6th 215 125 124 t,l 7th 379 378 O liv er 224 N o r th M oore N o r t h R iv e r 177 176 It 8th 387 394 C a th a rin e Slip 233 B e a ch tt 431 432 M a rk et 9th 246 H u bert] W E S T 14th, It 10th 471 470 Pike 254 L a ig h t 613 514 R u tg e r s fr o m 88 A v e n u e 5 th ,W » N orth R iver 265 Y e s tr y • t o N o r th R iv e r . 535 536 Jefferson 270 D esbrosses 551 552 C lin to n RT LE FT W E S T 21st> 281 W a tts 1 2 A v e n u e 5 th 695 593 M o n tg o m e ry 293 H oboken from A venue 5th, west 613 620 op. G o u v . S lip 71 58 “ 6 th . t o N orth River. M. C anal 125 126 * 7 th M . 630 S cam m el 301 S p rin g R T . LEFT. 685 684 J a ck so n 173 174 “ 8 th 1 2 A venue 5th 320 C h a rlto n < H u d son S h . 736 C orlears 63 62 u 6th 331 K in g 233 ( A v e n u e 9th Y d . 750 E ast 123 122 tt 7th 342 H a m ersley “ 10th 185 186 it 8th 352 C la rk son N o r th R iv e r WATTS, 361 L eroy 247 244 P. E. 9th fr o m 44 S u lliva n , w est 369 M o r to n Sem. 10th t o N . R iv e r. 382 B a rrow W E S T 1 5 th , N orth River B T , L E FT . 386 C h risto p h e r fro m 102 A v . 5th , w$st 2 1 S u lliv a n 396 A m os W E S T 22d, t o N . R iv e r. 30 31 Y a r ic k 404 C harles R T . LEFT. from A ven u e 5th, west 64 59 H u d so n 415 P erry 1 2 A v e n u e 5 th t o N orth River. 66 61 C anal 425 H am m ond 63 64 A v e n u e 6 th R T . LEFT. 74 75 G re e n w ich 444 Bank 137 138 tt 7th 1 2 A ven u e 5th 86 85 W a s h in g t o n 470 B e th u n e 185 184 a 8 th 83 84 “ 6th 108 107 W e s t 488 T roy U 9 th ft 7th 504 Jane U' 10th 189 190 “ 8th H o ra tio 2§4 9th W A V E R L E Y 520 534 G a n se v o o rt N o r th R iv e r « io t h PLAGE, A v e n u e 10th N orth River 570 fro m 727 B roadw ay, west W E S T 1 6 th , t o C h ristop h er. fro m A v e n u e 5th , w est W E S T 23d, B T . LEFT. t o N o rth R iv er. 1 2 B roadw ay W E S T from A v.5th , W . to N. R . R T . L E FT . R T . LJ2FT. g g ( N eilso n PI, M er- B R O A D WAY, 1 2 A v e n u e 5 th 1 2 A ven u e 5th v ccr c o n tin u a tio n o f College 83 82 (t •r 6 th tt: 67 66 ath 23 22 G reen e P lace, from 131 C h a m ­ 123 124 tt 7 th If, 127 132 7th 33 32 U n . W o o s te r bers, n o r th t o C a­ 181 182 u 8 th it , 8th W a s h ’ n ( U n iv e rs ity PI it 193 194 n al. 241 242 9 th 249 246 it 9th S qu are. ( A v e n u e 5 th R T . L E FT . 299 298 a 10th It ‘ 10th 99 100 M acd ou g a l 317 318 1 C ham bers N o r th R iv e r N orth R iver 131 130 A v e n u e 6 th 13 16 R eade 141 G ay 31 32 D uane W E S T 2 4 th f 151 F a cto r y 51 46 T h om a s W E S T IT th , 168 G rov e fr o m A v e n u e 5th , west from A ven u e 5th, west 65 64 A n t h o n y to N orth R iver, D isp en sary, C h ristop h er 81 82 L e o n a rd t o N o r th R iv er. R T . L E FT . RT. LEFT. 97 96 F ra n k lin 1 2 A v e n u e 5th W E E H A W - 117 op. W h ite 1 2 A v e n u e 5th .u 6th 68 u 6th ! 71 70 K E N , 122 op . N . M oore 69 > 49 F ro n t R T . LE FT. W EST 2 7 th , 1 2 A v e n u e 5th te ry . ) 66 S ou th 2 1 C anal from A v . 5th, w e s t to N . 37 36 B r o a d w a y < E. R iv e r & 30 29 G ra n d R iv e r. 58 56 A v e n u e 6th ( S. Ferry. 54 55 B room e 1 2 A v e n u e 5th 115 120 « 7th 92 91 S prin g •15 14 B r o a d w a y 177 180 « 8th WILLETT, 128 129 P rin ce A v e n u e 6th 241 244 « 9th fro m 484 G ra n d , n orth 166 159 H ou ston 111 110 u 7th “ 10th t o H ou ston . 194 187 Bleecker 171 172 u 8th N orth R iv e r R T . L E FT . 216 A m ity A lle y 233 236 tc 9th 2 1 G ra n d 234 229 A m ity 301 296 tt 250 251 F ou rth 10th WEST WASH­ 20 19 B room e N orth R iv e r 44 43 D ela n ey I N G T O N PL. , 74 73 R iv in g to n o n B arrow , fro m 164 102 105 S ta n to n YORK, W EST 2 8 th , M a cdou ghl, n o r th to from 9 St. J o h n ’ s L ane, 134 133 H ou ston from A v . 5th, w e s t to N . F o u rth a n d G rove. E . t o W . B roadw ay. R iv e r. R T . L E FT . WILLIAM, RT. LEFT. RT. LEFT. 2 1 M a cd ou g a l . fro m 67 S ton e, n o r th 2 1 St. J o h n ’ s L a n e 1 2 A v e n u e 5th 30 29 A v e u u e 6th | east t o Pearl. 14 17 W . B roadw ay DIMENSIONS OF BLOCKS, A N D W ID T H O F S T R E E T S A N D A V E N U E S N O R T H O F H O U S T O N u T h e Spaces b etw een A ven u es South o f T w e n ty w een A ven u es 3 & 4 is 920 T h ird street are as follow s :— u a 4 & 5 is 920 a it tt 5 & 6 is 920 it B etw een A v en u es D & C is 676 feet. tt tt it u a C & B is 676 a 6 & 7 is 800 tc tc tt tt 7 & 8 is 800 it tt B & A is 666 « ’ f> A & 1 is a tt tt 8 & 9 is 800 it IC 163 tt tt it 9 & 10 is 800 it tt tt 1 & 2 is 650 u it ii 10 & 11 is 800 it K tt 2 & 3 is 610 tt tt it 11 & 12 is 800 it m a 3 & 4 is 920 it u 4 & 5 is 920 it it PTA l l the A ven u es are 100 f e e t w ide , except south o f tt tt 5 & 6 is 920 23d-street, where A v en u es A and C are each 80 f e e t ) and c 6 & 7 is 800 it f“ 1 A ven u es B and D each 60 fe e t . Hi A 7 & 8 is 800 Kfi A l l the Streets North q f H ouston-st. are 60 f e e t ividet a it u 8 & 9 is 800 except fifteen , which are 100 f e e t wide , viz . it tc 800 it 9 & 10 is tt tt F ou rteen th , S even ty-secon d , ■it 10 & 11 is 800 tt 800 it T w e n ty -th ird , S e v e n ty -n in th , •a 11 & 12 is T h irty -fo u rth , E ig h ty -six th , T h e Spaces betw een A ven u es N orth o f T w e n ty F orty -secon d , N in ety-S ixth , T h ir d street are as follow s :— F ifty -se v e n th , O ne H u n d red & S ix th B etw een A ven u es C & B is 646 feet. O n e H u n d red & S ixteen th , u « B & A is 636 u O ne H u n dred & T w en ty -fifth , tt tt A & 1 is 603 O n e H u n dred & T h irty -fifth , tt tt 1 & 2 is 650 O ne H u n d red & forty -fifth , and] tt tt 2 & 3 is 610 O ne H u n d red & F ifty-fifth -sts 91 APPENDIX.---- FARES. FARES. HACKNEY COACHES, CARRIAGES, OR CABS. O n e passen ger, n o t e x c e e d in g o n e m ile, 25 ce n ts ; tw o d o., 50 cen ts, or 25 ce n ts e a ch ; every addi­ tio n a l on e, 25 cen ts. O n e passenger, e x c e e d in g a m ile, a n d w ith in tw o m iles, 50 ce n ts ; ev ery a d d ition a l do. 25 cents. O n e passen ger t o 42d st., re m a in in g h a lf a n h o u r a n d re tu r n in g , on e d o lla r ; every a d d ition a l do. 25 cen ts. '* O n e passen ger t o 61st st., r e m a in in g th re e qu arters o f a n h o u r a n d retu rn in g , on e dollar an d 50 c e n t s ^ e v e r y a d d ition a l passen ger, 37£ cen ts. O n e passen ger t o 86th st., re m a in in g a n h o u r a n d r e tu r n in g , tw o"dollars; ev ery a d d ition a l passenger. 50 cen ts. F or th e u se o f a H a ck n e y C o a ch . Carriage, o r Cab, b y th e day, w ith o n e or m ore passengers five dollars. I F or a H a ck n e y C oa ch , C arriage, o r C ab, b y th e Jiour, w ith on e or m ore passengers, w ith th e pr vilege o f g o in g from p la ce t o p la c e ,fa n d o f sto p p in g o fte n as requ ired , first h o u r, on e d o lla r ; second 75 c e n ts ; e v e ry su cce e d in g h o u r, 50 ce n ts. F o r ch ild r e n b e tw e e n 2 a n d 14 years o f age, h a lf p rice o n ly ; fo r ch ild re n u n d e r 2 years o f age, no ch arge. I f a H a ck n e y C oach , C arriage, o r C ab b e d eta in ed , e x c e p tin g as aforesaid, th e ch arge shall be at the ra te o f 75 ce n ts a n h ou r, 37£ c e n ts e a ch su b seq u en t h ou r, a n d so o n in p rop ortion . F o r a tte n d in g a fu n e r a l w ith in th e L am p a n d W a t c h D istrict, tw o dollars ; th e P otter’ s Field, three dollars ; in c lu d in g th e n ecessa ry d e te n tio n a n d r e tu r n in g w ith passengers. E v e r y d riv er or ow n er o f a H a ck n e y C oa ch , &c., sh all ca rry , in h is C oa ch , C arriage, or Cab, in addi­ t io n t o th e p erson o r p e rso n s th e re in , o n e tru n k , valise, saddle bag, ca rp e t bag, portm anteau, or box, fo r e a ch passen ger, w ith o u t ch a rg e ; b u t fo r e v e ry tr u n k o r o th e r su ch a rticles above nam ed, more t h a n on e fo r e a ch passenger, h e shall b e e n title d t o th e su m o f six cen ts. I n case o f d isag reem en t as t o d ista n ce o r p rice , t o b e d eterm in ed b y th e M ayor, or Superintendent o f H a ck n e y C oach es. T h e ow n er o f a n y H a c k n e y C o a ch , &c., sh all n o t r e ce iv e a n y p a y for th e co n v e y a n ce o f a n y passen­ g er, u n less th e n u m b e r o f th e ca rria g e a n d th e ra tes a n d p rices o f fa re sh a ll b e p la ced in a manner h e re in a fte r d irected . T h e ow n er o r d riv er o f a n y H a c k n e y C oa ch , C arriage, o r C^b, sh a ll n o t b e e n title d to a n y pay from a n y p erson fro m w h om h e shall h a ve d em a n d ed a n y grea ter p rice o f rates th a n authorized to receive. U p o n th e tria l o f a n y ca u se fo r th e re c o v e r y o f th e se p rices o r rates, it shall be in cu m b en t upon the p la in tiff or plaintiffs in su ch a c tio n , to p rov e th a t th e n u m b e r a n d p rices or rates were placed and fix e d in th e C oa ch , C arriage, o r C ab, at th e tim e th e services w ere ren d ered . i N o ow n er o r d riv e r o f a n y H a ck n e y C oa ch , C arriage, or C ab, in th e C ity o f N ew Y ork, shall ask, d em a n d , o r receiv e, a n y la rg e r su m th a n e n title d t o receiv e, u n d e r th e p en a lty o f te n dollars, to b e su ed f o r fro m th e ow n e r o r d riv e r o f a n y su ch H a ck n e y C oa ch , & c., &c. JEKg*Complaints c a n b e m ade a t th e M a y o r’ s Office, C ity H all, or a t th e Office o f th e C h ief o f Police, i n th e Basem ent , C ity H all, w est e n d , i n t h e Park PUBLIC PORTERS AND HANDCARTMEN. T h e prides and rates to b e ta k en b y , o r p aid to, the p u b lic porters or handcartmen, shall be as fo llo w s , to w i t : F o r c a rry in g a loa d u p o n a w h e e lb a r r o w --, F o r a n y d istance n ot e x c e e d in g h a lf a m ile, tw e lv e and a h a lf cents. F o r a n y d istance o v e r h a lf a m ile, an d n ot e x c e e d in g a m ile, tw en ty-five ce n ts; and in proportion for a n y g rea ter distance. F o r c a r r y in g a loa d u p o n a h a n d b a rrow — F o r a n y d istan ce n ot e x c e e d in g h a lf a m ile, tw en ty -fiv e cents. F o r a n y d istance o v e r h a lf a m ile, an d n ot e x c e e d in g a m ile, forty-fou r ce n ts; a n d in that propor] tion for a n y grea ter distance. F o r ca rtin g a lo a d in a handcart— F o r a n y d istance n o t e x c e e d in g h a lf a m ile, e ig h teen cents. F o r a n y d istance o v e r h a lf a m ile, an d n ot e x c e e d in g a m ile, thirty-one c e n ts ; and in that propor­ tion for a n y grea ter distance. N o p u b lic porter or handcartm an shall ask , dem and, o r r e ce iv e a n y greater rate or price for transpor­ tin g a n y article or articles, than is herein a llo w e d , under the pen alty o f five dollars for each offence. N o p u b lic porter or handcartm an shall b e entitled to re ce iv e o r r e co v e r a n y p a y or fare for any per­ so n from w h o m he sh all h a v e ask ed or dem an ded a n y g rea ter price o r rates than he m ay be authorized to r e ce iv e b y this title. , N o p u blic porter or handcartm an shall b e entitled to re c o v e r o r re ce iv e a n y p a y or fare from any per­ s o n for the transportation o f a n y article or articles, unless his nam e and n um ber o f his license, and the rates shall be fix ed , and the b a d g e w o r n , a g re e a b ly to la w . U p on the trial o f a n y ca u s e co m m e n ce d fo r the r e c o v e r y o f a n y o f the aforesaid prices or rates, it sh all b e in cu m ben t o n the plaintiff in such a ction , to p rov e that the b a d g e w a s w orn , and the prices fix e d a g re e a b ly to la w , at the tim e the se rv ice s w e r e rendered for w h ic h the suit w a s brought* APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. THE Ittutual Cite Jusuran« Compang, OE NEW-YORK. No. 35 W A L L -ST R E E T . 1,280,000 DOLLARS! fflQ e sta te T n ia J h Y n ^ * 1 in B ° nds t nd M ortSag e/ on real estate chiefly in this city and B rooklyn, (the real a t y o f N ew Y o r k a ^ S f t T S S S ta ta . a“ ° “ nt loaned thereon,) and in stocks o f the All the profits are divided among: the Insured. o f January Px S I . deClared * dividend of Profits o f fifty -tw o p er cent on all existing policies, on the 31st Persons m ay effect insurance on th eir o w n lives and the lives o f others. ’ViV- A m arried w om an can insure the life o f her husband, the benefits o f w h ich are secured b y la w fo r the ex clu sive use o f h erself o r ch ildren . C le rg y m e n and all others dependent upon salaries or their daily earnings, are esp ecia lly invited to avail them selves o f a resource w h ereby their surviving families m ay be secu red lrom the evils o f p en u ry A nnuities granted on favorable terms Pamphlets explanatory o f the principles o f M utual L ife Insurance, and illustrating its advantages, with form s o f application, m ay be obtained at the office o f the Company, 35 W all-street, o r o f anv o f its agents. ^ * TRUSTEES. Jos. B. C ollins, J. W a dsw orth, M . H. G rinnell, D. A . C om stock, R . H . M ’ C urd y, Sam . M. C ornell, A lfre d Edwards, R ob ert S ch uyler, W m . J. H yslop, G . M. W ilk in s, W illia m Betts, J a w s Cham bers, F. S. W in ston , J oh n V . L. P ruyn , Joseph Blunt, Jos. T u ck erm an , C. W . Faber, G e o R . C lark, Isaac G . Pearson, J o h n M . Stuart, J. P. 1 elv e rto n , C harles E ly , H en ry W e lls, W m . J. B un k er, T . S e d g w ick , J o h n C . C ru ger, W illia m M oore, N athaniel H ayden, S. B. C ollins, A b r B in in g er, C harles King, F. S. L ath rop, John H . S w ift, A lfre d Pell, Jonathan M iller, J. S. W a d sw orth , JOSEPH B. COLLINS, P r e s , I. ABBATT, Secretary . CHARLES GILL, A ctu a ry. FIRE INSURANCE, B A S E M E N T , 67 W A L L -S T R E E T . Protection Insurance Co. of Hartford Ct., ' Chartered in 1825— Capital $300,000 . W m . Cow wor , S ecretary. D . W . C l a r k , President. Utica Insurance Co., of Utica, Capital $150,000. R e fe r to B lake & B row n , 71 W illia m street j L ord, W a rren , S a lter & Co., 44 and 46 Broad-st. JoHif S. H urd , S ecretary. H knry R . H a r t , President. Empire State Insurance Co., Saratoga Springs, Capital $200,000. B e fe r to Freeland, Stuart & C o ., 69 B ro a d w a y ; J. H . Bansom & Co., 82 Courtlandt-st. G x o. Y oukq , J r ., Secretary. I*aac F owler , President. ELISHA PECK, ) Agents, East Basement, 67 W all-st., J. S. CLARK, 5 Opposite C ourier and E nquirer Office. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. THE N EW -YO RK COM PAN Y, Office, 124 B ow ery, corner Grrand-st. ( D M O T M , MXDpdXDd) Continues to Insure Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Store Houses and Merchandise* and every other description o f personal property, against loss and damage by FIRE* upon terms as favorable as any similar Institution. Having a large Surplus Fund’ > w hich with their Capital being safely and profitably invested, enables them to afford © M W O n all Policies they issue. Business H ours from 8 A . M . till sun setting. Orders through the P ost Office will receive immediate attention. D ir ec to rs . D avid C otheal, W illia m H ibbard, A nson G. Phelps, Joseph B ritton, • Peter Gassner, W illiam P. W o o d co ck , Joh n A llan , J a co b R . L e R o y , G e o rg e Farmer, T hom as Jerem iah, G id eon Ostrander, J oh n M cM enom y, Joh n G ray, J oh n L ev erid g e, E n o ch Dean, Joh n D . W en dell, Isaac W a rd } ® Gerard Stuyvesant, President. James M ills, M . M . Q u a ck en b os, J a c o b A im s. W M . H IB B A R D , 0 . Gr. T A Y L O R , Secretary. FIRE INSURANCE No. 67 W all-street and 64 Bowery. This Com pany, with a Cash Capital securely invested, and a large surplus, continues to insure against Loss and Damage by Fire, on as favorable terms as the City Offices generally. DIRECTORS. W illiam W allace, John S. Harris, Daniel Burtnett, Jeremiah Johnson, James C. Baldwin, Luke Baker, Jay Jarvis, Francis A . Palmer, Willi* m J. Valentine, Robert B arll ?y, Jacob Miller, Alonzo A . Atvord, D A N I E L B U R T N E T T , President. J A M E S M . M c L E A N , Secretary.., APPENDIX.— ADVERTISEMENTS. THE O F F IC E Ocean Bank Building, Cor. Fulton & G reenw ich. ( B & M (BjflLlEWAH M)(DS(D(D(D M I U L C lIB S. %nmmt ugaitxHt or Satiwge luj jflxt Aaron Clark. How ard Hotel, B. H. V a n A uken , 186 W a sh in g >n W . H . Dietz, 139 W illiam -st. C row el Adams. 244 Fulton-st. C. V . B. Ostrander, (late) 233 Fulton W m . Hustace. 145 FranVlin-st. ; L evi A pgar. 73 D ey-st. D . Randolph Martin. O cean B 5k. R o b e rt Hoe, 29 k 31 Gold-st. Nathaniel W eed . 63 A m ity-st. E ly H oppock. 30 South-st. Joseph M . B row n, 72 Uortlandt-st. David M agie 88 C linton Place, G . W Burnham , 43 Cedar-st. R ob ert P. G etty. 361 W est-st. V alentine K irby, 47 C edar st. W a rd A . W o r k , 31 W ater-st. E ben ezer Beadleston 59 Dey st. M. A . H op p ock , 230 Fulton-st. Sami. S. B ow m an , 17 John-st. H arrison Jones. 223 Fulton st. GEO. W. SAVAGE, Secretary . AARON CLARK, President, W A S H IN G T O N INSURANCE CO: Office 7 Wall-st., corner of New-st. CASH CAPITAL $200,000. Insures Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, Vessels in P ort and their Cargoes, & c., against Loss or Damage by F I R E , on the most favorable terms. D IR E C T O R S . R u ssel Stebbins, R ich a rd F. Carman, F red erick Pentz, F red erick H. W olcott, W illia m Oothout. D an iel S M iller, W . E dgar Howland, W . E . W ilm erd in g, Jr. Philip R . K earn ey, A . C Kingsland, Charles E. Q u in cy , Jam es D . O liver, G e o . G. Satterlee, R ob ert Lane, R ich a rd K. Haight, G e o rg e G reer, J. B ru ce Smith, C ornelius Savage, H en ry M organ, J. T . B . M a x w e ll, G E O . C. S A T T E R L E E , President. WM. CALLENDER, Secretary. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. THE BROADWAI INSURANCE CO. CAPITAL, $200,000. Office 418 Broadway, Cor. Canal-street. Merchandise, Household Furniture, Yessels in Port, their Cargoes, &c., against loss or damage by Fire ; also, the risks of Inland Navigation and Transportation, on the most favorable terms. A l l L o s s e s p b o m p t l y a d j u s t e d a n d P a i d . D IR E C T O R S . S churem an H alsted, B enjam in F. Camp, R e u b e n W . Howes, Joh n H arper, Charles Sandford, John B D ickinson, W illia m V B rady, C hester D riggs, J oh n T . Fisher, W illia m B . Skidm ore, S am uel B. A ith ou se, A a ro n Arnold, W ils o n G . Hunt, Joh n B. C orlies, W illia m T ru slow , J oh n F a lcon er, B ernard Sm yth, C r o w e ll Hadden, L eonard K irby, John W . M ersereau, J oh n M cLean, G e o rg e T . C obb. H elm us M. W fells, Stephen V . A lbro, F rancis W . Edm onds, M atthew B ird, . Jam es Foster. L e w is D oty . H iram M . Forrester, JO H N W R A Y , Secretary. S C H U R E M A N H A L S T E D , President. W M . L E E , Surveyor. FIRE IN S U R A N C E CO. OF T H E C IT Y O F N E W -Y O R K , Office No. 173 Canal-street. Insures Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, Yessels in Port and their Cargoes, &c., against Loss or Damage by Fire, on the most favorable terms. D IR E C T O R S . .Jerem iah T e rb e ll, G id eon D e A ngelis, Charles T . Pierson, F reem an C am pbell, James S. B rou w er, W illia m M. W ilson , Joh n W . L ew is, Benaiah G . Stokes, A braham L eggett, John P. Y elv erton , Jotham C . M eeker, M atthias Clark, H e n ry S. T erb ell, W illia m B. C orning, T hom as W illiam s, D avid D. C rane, S olom on Banta, E dw ard P. Clark, Joh n M a ce. Charles Crane, M ortim er B row n , G e o rg e Y ou n g s, G e o rg e W arn er, R o b e rt C. V oorhies, C orn eliu s Stephens, C hristopher G w y e r , Philip J Bonesteel, Sim on Shindler, W illia m J. B u ck , A lfre d Barm ore, E dw ard N elson . J oh n M on eypenn y, Charles H . M cln tire. G a y lord B . H ubbell, G e o rg e D. Cragin, DCr’J.ZZ L o s s e s l i b e r a l l y a d ju s te d , a n d p r o m p t l y p a i d . JE R E M IA H TERBELL, President. MOSES G. LE O N A R D , S ecretary. GEORGE P A U L D IN G , SURVEYOR. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CO. ( C h a r t e r e d in 1 8 2 4 .) T w !c S L t $ Fult011-st-> B rook lyn , 6 M erchants’ E xchan ge, W all-st., N Y. and their c a n o e s SttherBuildi? S s' Furniture, M erchandise, Vessels in Fort Sues, and other person al prop erty upon as favorable terms as any sim ilar Institution. W m E llsw orth t D IR E C T O R S . PhkT T Barnum J of P i B radley W m . H. C . B row n Charles L ent E lijah F Pu^dv iW J * J o s e p h s. Lake C. S. W oodhuU M S B re w ste / i u r dle,’ Jr ' Joseph E. Coffee A . N icholas ffT iw S * Joseph W ilso n A le x ’ r. H . Shultz R alph Hill J oh n G. C am eron R ob ert C. B e ll , Peter R . R o a ch H. Quackenboss i* . Josenh S W eeks A pp lications sent to the C om pany’ s Office in N ew Y o rk or B rook lyn , th rou gh the Post Office, o r C ity A L F R E D G, S T E V E N s T s e c ^ ’ ^ ^ V K I m E L L S W O R T H , Pre s :;' Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford. C A P I T A L $200,000. 0fC 1?1nr\e cticu t, in M ay, and organized in June, 185o’ is n ow prepared aels i n P o r t ^ and t h p i ^ P ^ fav? rable te.rm ®? n B uildings, M erchandise, H ousehold Furniture, V es- assured that a U ^ r agai“ st L+0fs or Dam age by F ire ; and ow ners o f property are a fa*r_claim s fo r loss o c c u r r in g at this A g e n c y , under its p olicies, w ill b e lib e ra llv ad- ju sted b y the A g e n t h ere, and prom ptly paid in m on ey cu rren t at the banks in this c ity . ^ ' D IR E C T O R S * Joseph T ru m b u ll, Ju lius Catlin, Edm und G. H ow e, Benjam in W . G reene, H arvey S eym ou r, T ertiu s W adsw orth. James B. H osm er, E d w in D. M organ, N . Y . c ity . T im oth y M . A lly n , David F . R obin son, James D ixon , John L . B un co, E dson Fessenden. BENJ. W . G R E E N E , President. JO H N B. E L D R E D G E , Secretary A pplications fo r Insurance in the city o f N e w -Y o r k and v icin ity , in this com p a n y, m ay be made to the su bscriber, w h o is d u ly au th orized to re ce iv e proposals and tak e risks. T E . W H I T E , 42 William-street, 2d door below W a ll, Merchants’ Exchange. Mechanics* Mutual Benefit Association o f Springfield, Mass. BK A N C H OFFICE, 289 B R O A D W A Y , N . Y . A C C U M U L A T E D C A S H C A P IT A L , - - . * 2 0 000 G U A R A N T Y . C A P IT A L , - - . . . ^ o ’.OOO B y the p a y m en t o f the fo llo w in g A nn u al Rates, y o u w ill b e co m e a Life M ember, and w ill b e en­ titled to a W e e k ly Benefit during life, i f y o u shou ld b e disabled, b y Sickness o r A ccid e n t from at­ tending t o y o u r ordinary business or occu p a tion . ’ , Yearly Deposit for Members un< er 50 years o f Age, by Paying T w o D ollars p er y e a r w ill draw $‘2.00 p e r w e e k S ix D ollars p er year w ill draw $6.00 per w e e k . T h ree u “ 3.00 “ Seven * u * u 7.00 u F our “ S | 4,00 “ E ig h t u “ 8 00 “ F iv e u u 5,00 “ T h ose o v e r fifty years o f age, shall be ch arged 25 per cen t, extra. $1,50 A dm ission F ee shall be ch arged in addition to the above, the first year, S. C. F R IN K , Secretary. SELPHO’S PREMIUM A N G LESEY LEG, M A D E SOLELY BY W IL L IA M S E L P H 0 , 24 S P R IN G -S T R E E T , R . Y. T H E S U B S C R IB E R , from an exp erien ce o f 20 years in E urope and this co u n try , added to a th orou gh p ra ctica l k n ow led g e o f his art, is enabled to offer this substitute for a lost lim b, as the best the w orld affords. “ 1 have seen the artificial le g o f M r. S e lp h o ; its con stru ction appears ex cellen t, and w e ll ca lcu la ted to answ er a ll the ob ­ je cts desired. B ut the best o f all is the p ro o f o f those w h o w e a r them ; this is posi­ tive and undeniable. Some o f m y friends w h om I have m utilated, -inform m e th a t they are superior to all others.’ ’ V A L E N T I N E M O T T , Professor o f S u rgery. U n iversity o f N e w -Y o r k s g E .r a e * e A n w u m s . h a h ® , A n en tirely n ew and u se fu l substitute fo r a lost hand : so arranged that the w ea rer ca n open and shut the fingers, grasp. &c . b y means o f the rem aining stump. Further inform ation on application, o r b y letter (post paid) attended to. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. MANUFACTURER OF I SURGICAL & DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, No. 63 Chatham-street, Apparatus for Curvature o f Spine, Club-Feet, & c. Splints, for Fractures, Dislocations, & e. Bandages o f every des­ cription, v i z : Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Bandages or Supporters, Russia Belts, Trusses, & c . & c. A G E N T FOR Reinhardt’s Patent Glass Pad Trusses, F O R T H E R A D I C A L C U R E OF H E R N I A . HESARS Bankers5 and Hatters5 Shears, Ladies5 Shears, &c. &c. JOHN F. HOLMES, lull ijjntn (few , . 89 D E L A N C Y -S T ., N E W -Y O R K . I T IS N O W A W E L L E S T A B L I S H E D F A C T T H A T DR. BLARE'S AROMATIC BITTERS! IS TH E ONLY EFFECTU AL REMEDY F or Curing Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dysentery, Piles, Scrofula, and General Debility. A s it is p u r e ly veg eta b le, and has this p ecu lia r p rop erty, that w h ile w ith ease it eradicates disease from the system , it ll s o strengthens and invigorates the constitution, en a b lin g the , n^™? , u a l ®NV m ore s e cu re ly m orbid influences in fu tu r e ; and therefore it should b e in use in dvery fam ily, not only as a R E S T O R E R O F H E A L T H , b u t a preven tive o f disease, such as Ship Fever, A siatic Cholera, & . It is o n ly n ecessary fo r those suffering from F ever and A g u e , B ilious C olic, or any o f the above dis- eases, to try on e bottle o f this Invaluable M edicine. flr?-P rin cip a l O ffices— U 8 D ivision-street. 68 South-street, and . HAYDOCK, CORLIES & CLAY’ S, 218 Pearl-street, Iff. Y. APPENDIX ADVERTISEMENTS A. E. DOUGLASS, Sec. A. G. HAZARD, Pres. TRUJILLO & BARREIRAS, A N D IM P O R T E R S OP HAVANA SEGARS, TOBACCO LEAF, & ALL KINDS OF CUBA PRODUCE, 106 W all-street, corn er o f F ron t, N ew -Y ork. Have con stan tly on hand a large assortment o f the most favorite brands o f H A V A N A S E G A R S , entitled to debenture, w h ich they offer at the low est m arket prices. BROWNE & LAMBERT, M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF Saleratus, superior Carbonate 0oba, &c. &c. r a i M I S DE&&5B& Ilf C B M ! TABT&B, No. 117 FRONT-STREET, NEAR WALL-STREET, N. 7 . APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. BAED BROTHERS M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF AND #oli> anl> 0ilm pencil Cam, 1 01 W IL L IA M -S T ., N. Y . T h e highest premium ever awarded for G-old Pens was given to Bard & Brothers, at the last Fair o f the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanical Asso­ ciation at Boston. A ls o , the highest premium at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia. MANUFACTORY OF PLAIN & ELEGANT C O R N E R OF WEST BROADWAY & READE-ST, W areroom 144 Cham bers-street. Show Cases o f Silver, R osew ood, Satin W o o d , & c. constantly on hand and made to order, at prices as low as any other establishment in the city. New-York,M ay, 1851. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. LITHOGRAPHY. J. & D. M A JO R . M r!!de4b°(!he extensive Lithographic Establishment of the late P eter A. & Co., are enabled to execute, in the best style, Com- M e s ie r Checks, Bills of Exchange, Certificates of Banks, and other Stock, Bills of Lading, Bill-Heads, Circulars, Plans, Maps, Charts, Cards, Labels, Plain, Medium, and Ornamental, and every description of Drawing, Writing Engraving on Stone and Copper; and pleadings and processg Courts of Law, and Documents in Insurance Cases, carefully engraved, trans­ ferred and lithographed. Portraits, Views. Country seats drawn from na­ ture. . Ornamental Composition with figures, Gold Color and Tint Printing. Botanical, Medical and Natural Historical Drawings. Facsimiles Antiaui- ties, Lettering and Architectural Drawings, &c. ’ ’ Banks, Insurance, Rail Road, and all other Incorporated Companies in any part of the U . S ., W est Indies and California will be attended to on the most reasonable terms Manufacturers and Merchants will find it to their advantage to call upon us. J. & D. MAJOR, C H A N D O R ’S SILVER PLATED W i l l . The attention of the Public is particularly directed to the above named Ware, as being in every respect a more beautiful and desirable article, than any other now manufactured, and as this Ware is plated by a process (only known to Mr. L asslo C h a n d o r , the manufacturer) whereby a great saving is effected over all other methods, it can be sold for much less rates than is usually charged for an article greatly inferior. All kinds of Metal, Military, Harness, and Gun Mountings, Plumbers’ Fixtures, Beer Pumps, Soda Founts, Tea Sets, Coffee Urns, Trays, Cake Baskets, Spoons, Forks, Bouquet Holders, Castors, Butter and Fish Knives, Door, Number and Coffin Plates, Decanter Tops, Candelabra, Stair Bods, &c. &c. Silver Plated or Gold Plated to order at very short notice. Every description of old Ware re-plated equal to new; Steamboats, Packet Ships, Hotels, and Private Families, may have their Wares re-plated with Silver or Gold, equal to new, at about one-fourth of the original cost. Orders received by A . B . M i l l e r & C o., Agents for Manufacturer, 14 Wall-street, N ew -York, or at the Manufactory 23 Elm-street, back building. APPENDIX.— ADVERTISEMENTS. / DANIEL D. WINANT, (SUCCESSOR TO D. PENN,) BILLIARD TABLE No. 71 (SotiMBtrtet, Ntto-fjork, B E T W E E N B E E K M A N A N D SPRUCE. Everything in the. line furnished at ten per cent, less than any other estab­ lishment in the city. Tables, Balls, Maces, Cues, Cloths, by the piece or yard; Gibbs’ Adhesive Cue W ax; Silk and Worsted Pockets; Fringes; French and American Patent Cue Points; Cord; Pool Boards ; Buie Boards, &c. In short, everything in the trade always to be had. Spanish Pins. J8@“ Orders by letter, for new articles or for repairs, attended to as prompt­ ly as if given in person. JUST PUBLISHED AND EOR SALE, A t th e O ffice o f P u b lic a t io n 71 G o ld astreet* And at the rooms of the author, “ The Arcade,” 8 1-2 Barclay-street, rear of the Astor House, New-York. Price Three DoUars, BILLIARDS W ITH OUT A MASTER, B Y M IC H A E L P H E L A N . T h e above-named work, the first Am erican publication o f the kind, is illus­ trated by 50 fine copper plate diagrams, each containing from 1 to 24 shots, from which sufficient knowledge may he acquired to enable the player to accomplish any possible stroke on the billiard table, all o f which are fuUy explained on the pages opposite the respective plates. The work contains an invaluable and original invention, in the shape o f a chart or scale o f strengths necessary to be used in making each shot, o f an arrangement so simple that it can he comprehended b y all, and will he found o f the highest importance to the novice and amateur, as every shot there delineated, has been graduated b y it, and the quantity o f strength necessary to be used, is given in the description annexed to each plate. I t contains, also, a full and complete set o f rules for the government o f the game o f hiHiards, and the various games o f p o o l ; hints to players : advice to amateurs, with a variety o f explanations, interesting to all connected with billiards or billiard playing. T o keepers of billiard rooms, the “ B uies” are worth more than the price o f the work, and the hints and advice are invaluable. A ccom panying the work is a treatise on the origin, rise and progress o f the game. I t is also embellished with a fine steel plate frontispiece, showing a billiard table and players in positions T he above work is the most complete one o f the kind ever produced in any part o f the world, and the only one where the theoretical science and philoso­ phy o f the game has ever been thoroughly explained. APPENDIX.— ADVERTISEMENTS. IMPORTING, JOBBING AND RETAIL MY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, TH E BOWERY SAVINGS STOR E F .W .G IL L E Y ,) PROPRIETORS, W .F .G IL L E Y .f M A N A G E R S . T .M gM A H O N J D IR E C T O R S . 126 B O W E R Y , N E W -Y O R K . T his Institution w as established about three years since, and has becom e the favorite resort for th ou ­ sands o f ou r citizens w h en in pursuit o f any article o f D ry Goods fo r household or personal use. ITS POPULARITY HAS BEEN WON, 1st. B y the particular mode o f doing business adopted b y the Proprietors. 2d. B y the attention and civ ility at a ll times from the yOung m en attached to the different depart-ts. 3d. B y the ex ceed in g lo w p rice at w h ich good s are sold. A r e Im ported b y the concern, and invoices are received b y almost ev e ry steamer and packet ship. O ne o f the partners it is expected w ill, after a time, remain in E urope con tin u ally to enable us to provide still better for ou r patrons, and to ca rry ou t m ore effectu ally ou r designs. DOM ESTIC GOODS A re made to ou r ow n order, and generally on con tract, and are re ceiv ed direct from the m anufacturers. I t m ay easily be seen that it is possible for us to offer greater inducem ents to purchasers than is in the p o w e r o f others in the. same line o f trade, for ou r resources are greater, i f ou r enterprise and industry is n o m ore. B y Im porting w e save the Im porter’ s and J ob b er’ s profit. B y ordering from the manu­ facturers direct w e save the profit, com m ission and ch arges o f the com m ission merchant. T hese profits and ch arges are often v e ry large, and b ein g saved b y ou r m ode o f doing business w e can afford to re ­ serve ana a llow them to ou r customers. Doing Business for GASH entirely Enables us to be in the m arket o r in the A u ction R oom at any o r a ll times for the procurem ent o f any bargains w h ich ready m on ey w ill frequently secure. T O B U Y E R S A T W H O L E S A L E — C ountry m erchants. Pedlers and Families w ill find it to their advantage to give this co n ce rn a trial, as th eir interest w ill b e subserved thereby. T h e y can select from a larger and m uch better assorted stock than th ey can have an opportunity o f doing am ong the e x c lu siv e ly wholesale dealers and can obtain goods in such quantity, b e it m ore or less, as w ill preven t the necessity o f accum ulating too h eavy a stock o f any article, w h ere assortment w ithout large quantity is d esirable. O ur w holesale prices are allow ed to the purchaser w h o b u y s to sell again, (or w h o b u y s h e a v ily ) w h eth er w e sell in w h ole o r cu t p ieces. W e require no on e to purchase, but w e invite all w h o w ou ld be dealt with on terms w h ich must be satisfactory to ca ll at Botoerg Siloings Store, 126 fioroerg. F. W. GILLEY, W . F. GILLEY, P R O P R IE T O R S , M A N A G E R S A N D D IR E C T O R S . APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. DEPOT, 109 Pearl & 60 Beaver-st., NEW -YORK. T he subscriber is constantly receiving, and offers for sale, a great variety o f articles connected with the Mechanical and Manufacturing interests, v iz : m a c h i v x j y s ’ :. Engine and H and Lathes, Iron Planing and V ertical Drilling Machines, Cut­ ting Engines, Slotting Machines, B olt Cutters, Slide B ests, Universal Chucks, & c. Carpenters’ T ools— Mortising and Tenoning Machines, W ood Planing M achines, & c. Steam Engines and Boilers— From 5 to 10 0 horse power, of the best construction and finish. M ill Gearing— W rought Iron Shafting, Brass and Iron Castings, made to order. Cotton and W o o le n ’Machinery— Furnished from the best makers. Cotton Gins— H and and Power, and P ow er Presses. Leather Banding— O f all widths, made in a superior man­ ner from the best oak tanned leather. Manufacturers’ Findings— O f every description, B obbins, B eeds, Shuttles, Tem ples, Pickers, Card Clothing, B oiler C loth, P otato and W heat Starch, Oils, &c. P. A. LEONARD. T H E LARGEST BAZAAR ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT, OR PERHAPS IN THE WORLD I H e can turn out Tw enty Thousand Dollars’ worth o f Boats at twenty-four hours’ notice. m m loo t© boats k im m m i m A t this immense establishment 100 hands are employed. W e can build to order, at from one to six days’ notice, a ten feet Y aw l, or a thirty feet Lighter. T he curious and sporting, i f desirous, are invited to call. Admis­ sion free. N o. 250 South-street and 493 W ater-street. Main office 250 South-street, opposite the Sectional Balance D ocks. C H A N D L E R L. INGERSOLL, SOLE PROPRIETOR. APPENDIX, ADVERTISEMENTS Mm ^nlilialiing ouir imparting MUSIC WAREHOUSE, B 257 B roadw ay, N. Y . opposite the P ark AND C IT Y H A L L . SCHUBERTH & CO., EUROPEAN MUSIC DEPOT. A choice collection o f $100,000 w o r ^ f ^ ^ T w h i c h will be increased by every of^°£an d tttt ttto European Steamer. JU LIU S S C H U B E R T H , Sole Proprietor o f the three branches o f his H ouse at N ew Y o rk H am bu rg ? 0rth G er“ a” M " sical U nion and P rize Institute,’ C h e v a lie f above firm have ohptipJ in uu>io if*?0 A f* 8’ ^£ie? ? ? 8’. ^ c * ^as h on or to inform the p u b lic that the the last ^ S v J a r a 1^ o f their European House, w h ich has been in existen ce for fAn+inn n f H am burg and L eip zic, and is distinguished b y its vastness, as w e ll as by the per- M u sic o f the best oM an5rfangem ents. T h e ir S tock contains a m ore com plete selection o f European. M usic, ot the best o ld and favorite m odern com posers, than any w h ich ever existed in this Countrv • it every vocai variety and on hand, S cores and O rch estral W o rk s o f M odern and C lassical M usic. M u sic for M ilitary Bands C oncertos fo r Piano, V iolin , V io lo n c e llo and all the other principal Instruments w ith O rchestra. Ottetos, Septettos, Quintettos, Quartettes and T rios fo r string instruments. &c., for Piano w ith accom panim ent. M u sic fo r Piano Solo, from B ach until the present time. Germ an Songs for o n e o r m ore v oices. A select assortment o f Instruction B ooks, etudes fo r a ll instruments and for v oice. Sacred and O rgan m u sic. C lassical and m odern m usic fo r 4, (5, and 8 hands, both original as w e ll as arranged. E asy p ie ce s fo r dances, m arches, etc., b y Canthal, G u n gl, Burgm uller, Jullien, Lanner, L u m by e, Strauss, &c. T h e Gem s o f F ren ch and Italian Songs. English Songs fo r one o r more v oices. T h e y request the p u b lic to inspect their im m ense stock, and favor them w ith orders, w h ich w ill b e attended to w ith prom ptness and at the shortest n otice, b y Schuberth & Co.’ s European Music Depot. JOHN H. L E S T E R , W O O D W O R T H ’S S T E A M E N G I N E S A N D B O IL E R S , S U G A R M I L L S , S L ID E L A T H E S , W \$ @ W FLA M © K M © * IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, nrl Machinery o f every description, Manufactured by J O H N H . L E S T E R , a Office 192 Fulton-street, N ew -T ork City. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. F R A N C IS P A R E S & CO. M anufacturers and Im porters o f 1? JL 3? B 3E M J L S f S ' S I I © § 3 3fo* 3 7 9 |)earl~j0 im t , Nnu-Jlcrk. F. PARES. 0 . MOGER. a Im p orter, M anufacturer, W holesale an d R e ta il D ealer in all kinds o f RAMSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. m Gilt Cornices, Drapery Muslins, Curtain Materials, Bands, Loop Pins, Brasses, Cords, Tassels, Rollers, and Cambrics— ail widths. A lso, a large assortment of Table Oil Cloths, N o. 458 P earl-st., N ew -Y ork , fou r doors from Chatham-st. ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS, . No. 37 Bowery, New-York. All kinds of Gas and Water Fixtures made to order. Chandeliers, Pen­ dants, Brackets, &c. Bath Tubs, Shower Baths, Water Closets, &c. &c. Orders from the Country solicited. Jobbing punctually attended to. Important to Hotel, Boarding-House Keepers and Private Families. DTJNCAN & W E S T ’S IM PR O V E D M ANGLE. T h is M a n g le is a la bor-savin g machine, as it en tirely supersedes the use o f Ironing, Smooth­ in g T a b le Linen, Sheets, & c., w ith great rapi­ dity, b ea u ty , and w ith ou t fu el. One person w ith this m achine m ay do as m u ch w ork as six w ith sm oothing irons. T h e y m ay he seen i at the * Astor* and the p rin cip al hotels in this c it y . T h e y can g iv e o v e r one hundred re­ fe re n ce s as to th eir utility and use. Prices from $40 to $90. DUNCAN AND W E ST, 4 Liberty Place, and 51 Beekman, N . F. &?=• B e ll H anging for Steam Boats and H otels on scientific principles. APPENDIX.— a d v e r t is e m e n t s : RAILWAY GUID AND tyuktt Catttjnntnnt fnt th $ k to . f r o m a f t S c i o n s ^ D istS cw °Fares &pSt on f i u ? ,£ 01?ith ’ c0 .ntaining correct tables o f tim e o f starting plete ^ a-U t.h e ,ES ? ! ° a? 8„ in the Un^ ed States ; togeth er w ith a co m - with the R ailroads T his b ook oom «n Steamboat and Stage Lines running in connection O u id e /s o p o p u la r in a Pula.n s o m ewhat similar to that o f Bradshaw’ s R a ilw a y deemed expedien t in order to W1+^ «.su cb improvements in form and arrangem ent as w e re pecial care*w ill be taken and* .a m ount. o f information in the least possible space. Es- cou n try and thus make it a nerffnfF* e*pm is© in cu rred , to obtain the latest changes throughout the CS “ S K S S i i i i l e r fe c l ll reliable T ra v e lle r’s “ P ocket Companion ” 6 e sent b y m ail o r carriers, one year for $ 1 ; or single numbers, 12 1-2 cents. N 'v Y O T M f i n t o r O f i ,', ) C U R ltA N D IN SM O R E , Publisher. N o. 138 F u lton -st.,N . Y . $ evf £ t T ^ d m®ri f a W " * * 9 ? id« ” / * * w ill be found to contain ju st the inform ation w h ich M R £! .re f ar? t0 the departure and arrival o f trains — N ew Y o rk T rib u n e. w ou ld be difficult to devise o r e x e cu te a m ore con venien t or p e rfe ct work, o f its class.— m i n t s M erch a n ts ’ M a g a z in e , T h e most com plete and a ccu ra te gu id e e v e r published — S cien tific A m e r ic a n . . n um ber appeared, this w ork has been m u ch enlarged and im proved, and it n ow stands at the head o f gu id e-b o o k s .— S unday T im es. T h is is the m ost com p lete w o r k o f the kind that w e have e v e r seen. * * * * * it is rarely that su ch a mass o f inform ation is presented in so convenient a form .— E v e n in g M ir r o r . T O R TU S® M10LIL PH REN O LO G ISTS, 131 NASSAU-ST. CLINTON HALL, N. I ., Publish W orks on Phrenology, Physiology, Physiognomy, H y­ dropathy, and Magnetism. V erbal and written descriptions o f Cha­ racter, furnished when desired. Orson S. F ow ler, Lorenzo N . F ow ler, Samuel E . W ells. C ATH O LIC BOOKS. A full assortment of approved Catholic Books, at the lowest prices, for sale by M. T. COZANS, at the office of the New-York Freeman’s Journal, &m liTBCUli &B8I8TRB, Wo. 556 BR O AD W AY* N. Y . This Paper, the organ o f the Catholics o f New-York, is published weekly, at $ 2 50 per annum by m ail, or $ 3 00 delivered by the Carriers. J . A . M cM A STE E , E ditor and P roprietor. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. General Furnishing Hardware, Cutlery, Edge Tools, &c. Successor to O sborn a n d L it t l e , (Charles Osborn having deceased, Sep. 14 18 46,) Importer and General Dealer in English, German and American * NOS. 33 & 34 PULTON STREET, N E W YORK. A t the Old Stand— Opposite the U . S. Hotel. (W h e r e th e Business has b e e n ca rrie d on fo r N in ety Y ears past.) Hardware, Cutlery, N ails, Locks, Latches, Butts, Screws, Anvils, Vices, Saws, Files, Shovels and Spades, Hollow W are, Corn and Coffee Mills, Bells, Skates, Guns and Pistols, Rivets, Pumps, Curriers’ Hones, Crucibles, Black Lead Pots, & c ., & c. ALSO , G EN U IN E H A R L A A M OIL, American Coopers’ , Carpenters’ , and Millwrights’ Edge Tools, o f Albertson’s, Conger’s, Barton’ s (Rochester,) Horton’ s, and other makers. Also, Coopers’ Truss H oops, and Coachmakers’ Tools. A m es’ Pump Augers and Rimmers, Mortice and Boring Machines, and Turning Lathes. LITC H FIE LD & CO., Manufacturers o f and Dealers in SPERM, LAR D A ID WA patent ^tarl, Ipernt K ihtntittte (toiite, N o. 154 Front-st, corner of Maiden-Lane, N, Y. N E W L Y IN V E N T E D SH A W M IM S , M anufactory, 55 Frankfort-street, N ew -Y ork. A C a r d .— S in ce m y in ven tion o f the W a ln u t O il S having Soap, the co u n try teems w ith impudent m en im itatin g m y a r tic le ,' som e u sin g m y nam e. T h e dealer w h o needs the article should guard against su ch frauds. In o r d e r to surpass, and ev en to cru sh the sale o f the W aln u t Oil Soap, I have in ven ted a n e w article ca lle d the M Y R T L E S H A V IN G S O A P , w h ic h needs but a trial to guarantee its su ccess. O n ly one respectable house w anted to se ll m y article in each tow n o r c it y . As my business is that alon e o f m anufacturer, I can p ro d u ce and sell goods ch eap er than any ®“ *er h ou sein th e U nited States. A n d all th e varieties o f ordin ary and c h o ic e F A N C Y SOAPS, to w h ic h the atten­ tion o f one g o o d h ou se in ea ch to w n is esp ecially solicited. W IL L IA M JOHNSON, Chemist & Physiologist APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. n u ll'll® i, l e s i i i i L , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, C O M M I S S I O N E R e es^mon}r) Affidavits, Acknowledgments, and prove claims and Accounts for the following p . states, duly appointed by the Governors thereof: r^ex^ s* Massachusetts, Georgia, Louisiana, Arkansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tj g ?*. Wisconsin, Mississippi, Missouri, Connecticut, Iow a, M aine, Vermont, N ew lrei« *en^uc^cy> Tennessee, Rhode Island, Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, M ichigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Maryland, and Delaware. 6s W A L L S T R E E T , 3d S T O R Y , N. Y , Particul ftr attention to the D raw ing o f Deeds, Bonds and M ortgages, P ow ers o f A ttor- i»*5er Pa? ers» an4 a^s 0 ^P taking Depositions to be used in the Courts o f the above States L S a*. * m u c“ ex p erien ce in the duties o f Commissioner. He has all the form s as used in the w a y s in fro ^ O t S * * * necessaiY printed blanks, th ereb y ensuring a c c u r a c y and dispatch. A l- p a in r a a w a m m & 9 Proof against B ed Bugs, at his Cabinet and Mattrass W arehouse, 69 G old S t r e e t , between Beeckman and Spruce.— Established, 1840. A large assortment of the celebrated Premium FRENCH & COTTAGE BEDSTEADS Constantly on band. A lso, Parlor and Chamber Furniture, o f the latest styles, in suits or otherwise. Hair Matresses, Peatber Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, &c. @ W M I 9 PROPRIETOR OF THE PEOPLES’ STOVE WORK DEPOT I D SALES ROOM, Manufacturer and W holesale Dealer in all kinds o f Cooking and Parlor Stoves, suitable for the Southern and W estern trade. Foundries at Peekskill, N . Y . Repairs for stoves constantly on band. D R . S. B . S M IT H ’S! T O R P E D O E L E C T R O -M A G N E T IC M A C H IN E S .— These m achines differ from a ll other E le ctro . M agn etic m achines. T h e Inventor has made an im provem ent, b y w h ich the prim ary and secon dary Currents are united. T h e cu res perform ed b y this instrument n ow are, in som e instances, almost in­ cred ible. F or the p r o o f o f this I refer to m y n ew w ork , ju st issued from the press under the title o f u rj,^e m edical application o f E lectro-M agnetism .” M ail edition, price 25 cents, bound in figured mus­ lin 37 1-2 cents. T h e T orp edo M agnetic m achines are put up in neat R osew ood Cases, o f a v e r y p or­ table size p rice $12. T o A gents th ey are put up at $9. Postmasters, D ruggists, Storekeepers and all w h o are w illin g to be instrumental in relievin g the sick , are respectfully invited to act as Agents. T h e y can b e sent b y E xpress to any part o f the Union. Rem ittances for a sin gle m achine m a y b e sent b y m ail at m y risk. W h e n several are ordered, a draft or c h e c k o f deposit should be sent. A ll letters to be post paid. I w o u ld resp ectfu lly inform the p u b lic that m y Operating R oom s are open daily fo r applying the E lectro-M agnetic M achine to the sick. T hose w h o prefer it ca n send the pay to either o f the E xpress Offices in W a ll-stre e t w h o w ill procu re the m achine o f me for them, and forw ard it o n . S A M U E L B. SM IT H . Electro-Magnetic Therapeutist, 297 1-2 Broadway. N. Y. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. WASHINGTON P^re De N otre Pays. STEAM TURNING E STA B L ISH M E N T , No. 41 Hester-street, near Essex, N. T. _ O V A L F R A M E S T U R N E D and Made to order, from 1 inch to 7 feet diameter, 8 5 inches variation. P rice according to pattern and variation. ? LOOK AT T H IS . SJ _ Im proved Cornish and P anel M oulding, a substitute for Carving. V a­ rious patterns on hand, and turned to order, at from 3 to 8 cents per foot. The M oulding is easy to paint and to keep clean. A lso, other F an cy Ornaments for Cornishes and Circle Mouldings. JOHN H . MEAD. MERCHANTS’ ICE COMPANY, Office foot o f Beekm an-street. Merchants’ Ice Co. Cutting Ice. The Subscribers are prepared to furnish pure Rockland Lake or Catskill Ice, in larg6 or small quantities, to Hotels, Steam Boats, Steam Ships, Packet Ships, Private Fami­ lies, Butchers, Fishermen, and others, at moderate prices. Ice furnished by the cargo, for shipping, and packed in the best manner, to secure safety in transportation. Orders sent by m ail, or by express, from any part o f the city or country, attended to with promptness and despatch. HUTCHINSON & CO. APPENDIX.— ADVERTISEMENTS. L E W I S L . S Q U IR E , 283 FRONT-ST., Cor. Roosevelt, AND MANUFACTURER OF - CORDAGE, IM PORTER OF CHAIN CABLES, ANCHOR, A N D B U N T IN G , And Dealer in Spikes, Duck, Tw ine, Blocks, Oils, Paints, Brushes, Naval Stores, Hardware, & c. & c. Gangs of Rig ging made to order. WITHINGTON & WILDE, MUSTARD, N o. 7 DUTCH-STREET, NEW-YORK, B e t w e e n J o h n a n d F u lto n S tr e e ts . % W . & W . manufacture, and have constantly on hand and for sale, the following articles, v iz : Mustard, Ground Allspice, Green Coffee, Ginger, W hole Nutmegs, Roasted “ V Cayenne, Ground Cloves, Ground ** " Nutmegs. Cinnamon, Domestic “ €* Pepper, Prepared Cocoa, H.B.— Coffee Roasted and Ground for Orocefs. R O A S T IN G 50 cents per Hundred — G R IN D IN G 50. cts. per Hundred. _ The above-named goods are sold on the most reasonable terms, and delivered to a n y p a r t of the city or Brooklyn, free o f expense. APPENDIX.— ‘ADVERTISEMENTS. CHURCH ORGANS. T h e S ubscriber has con stan tly on hand C h u rch and P arlor O rgans o f G oth ic and G recian designs o f the fo llo w in g descriptions :— ® N o . 1 .— An Organ o f three stops, 7 ft. 6 in. high— 4 ft. 10 in. wide— 2 ft. 6 in. deep. N o . 2 .— A Swell Organ o f four stops— S ft. 9 in. high— 5 ft. 6 in. wide— 2 ft. 10 in. deep. N o . 3 .— A Swell Organ o f five stops— 9 feet 6 in. high— 5 feet 6 in. wide— 3 feet deep! N o . 4 .— A Swell Organ o f eight stops— 10 ft. 6 in. high— 6 ft. 6 in. wide— 3 ft. 10 in! deep. N o . 5 .— A Swell Organ of ten stops— 12 ft. high— 7 ft. 6 in. wide— 4 ft. 6 in. d e e p - one and a-half Octaves o f Pedal Keys. N o 6 .— A Swell Organ o f twelve stops— 13 ft. high— 9 ft. 6 in. wide— 5 ft. 6 in. deep, w ith one and a half Octaves Pedal Pipes. r Parlor Organs, with three and four stops— 6 ft. 6 in. high— 3 ft. 10 in. wide 2 ft. 3 in. deep. For further particulars enquire o f H E N R Y E R B E N , 172 C e n t r e - s t r e e t ! LTUCIUS HART, (Late Boardman & Hart,) M ANUFACTURER AND IM P O R T E R OF M 9 fA H H lA W A IS , C\uli {Dealer in ilteinlg, No. 6 Barling Slip, New-York, APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN P. PRALL, P R IN T E R AND No. 9 0 p r n « -0 t m t , Executes every description o f Printing in a style equal to any in the Trade. Satisfied' that it is the only correct business principle, he has adopted as his motto, “ Presto always—Prestissimo if necessary.” SU CH AS Cards, Circulars, Bills of Lading, Receipts, Checks, BillHeads, Sic. See. See. J. P. P. T A K E S PLEASURE IN REFERRING z m m a m m m M m z Of his work and variety of type to the ADVERTISEMENTS in this Directory. APPENDIX.——ADVERTISEMENTS. M L !*. Attorney and Counselor at Law, C O M M ISSIO N ER OF D E E D S, M tfjmmissimra in tate aiksmuljitpnirats, fejmiittm, affiknit. &C. FOR THE STATES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE & PENNSYLVANIA, No. 38 W all-street, New-York. A . W M , R A D D E J W a r n BOOKSELLER, A N D PU BLISH ED , n lifM O T 0 i W . R A D D fc takes also this .opjiortunity to inforhi the Physicians and the friends of Hahnemann’s System, that he the SO LE A G E N T for the Central Homoeopathic Phar­ m acy at Liepsic, in the United States, and has always on hand a good assortment of h o m e o p a t h i c M e d i c i n e s , In complete sets or single vials, in Tinctures, Triturations and Dilutions; also Pocket Cases of Medicines to suit all the Guides. Physician’s and Fam ily Cases carefully put up. Homoeopathic Books and Pamphlets, in the English, French, and German lan­ guages. Also Homoeopathic Chocolate; Arnica Tincture and Arnica Plaster, which is a specific remedy to cure corns. B E E S & H O YT, FIRST PREMIUM l&mtiii U n trju it J i a t jjn 3kttlu, Manufactory 37 SPRUCE-ST., New-York. T h ese Bands r e ce iv e d the first Premium, a G old M edal, at the late Fair o f the .American Institute, N e w Y o r k , O ct. 1850; also the first Premium at the F air o f M aryland Institute. Baltim ore, N ovi 1850. N u m erou s M edals and D iplom as h avin g also been aw arded to the late P rop rietor, F . W> W ood. In the join ts these Bands present a sm ooth surface on both sides. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. W . & W . H. L E W IS ’ Manunntjj $kt}-£igjft Jagtw m nitjptfl, AND PREMIUM MANUFACTORY OF DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS, Straw Hat Pressing M achines, Patent Plate V ice s, 'B 5 ta,id.8’ H cad SuPPorters, Cam era Stands, Jiumng M achines and Cam era B oxes, & c. A lso, all sizes o f A m erica n T u b es and Lens o f o u r o w n m anufacture, eq u a l to a n y im ported. J i i l f H U B TABLES) "W hich ca n b e con v e rte d in to a M u sic Stand R ea d in g Stand, W ritin g Stand, S having Stand, A r ­ tis t E asel, Ladies’ W o r k T a b le, Lam p Stand, F ire S creen s, C hequer, C hess and Card T ab les, &c„, also JEN NY LIND T h e s e articles are en tirely n ew , and are o f great d u ra b ility and beau ty. M em bers o f the different A ssociations ca n h ave th eir certificates fra m ed in a su p erior man* n er, and in ev e ry style. W. & W. H. LEWIS, 142 Chatham-st. N E W -Y O R K . JOHN H. FERRIS, [late U N D E R H IL L & F E R R I S ,] MW Corner Greenwich and Beach Streets, New-York. A ll kinds o f Ornamental M arble W o r k ex ecu ted in the best manner, and a la rge assortment constant­ l y on hand o f the rich est sculptured and plain M arble M antles o f n ew and su perior designs, M onuments, & c. A s he has a most extensive and superior Steam Slide, dealers w ill b e supplied on the m ost lib era l term s. A lso, L arge R oom s, w ith p ow er, to L et. W 00LC 0C ES & OSTRANDER, Practical Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, COPPER AND ZINC WORKERS, &0 0 TS& 8 M B SSfffiM l IfilB M S , Manufacturers of Speaking Pipe and Zinc Tubing for Bell Hangers. 57 ANN-STREET, NEW -YORK. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. ORIGINAL PORTRAITS OP DISTINGUISHED PERSONS, W h ic h , a m on g m a n y others, a re n o w o n E xh ib ition at B R A D Y ’S N os. 2 0 5 anN 207 Broabroag, N , I). Andrew Jackson, Millard Filmore, John Q . A d a m s, Henry Clay, James K . Polk, Daniel W ebster, Albert Gallatin, L ew is Cass, x John C . Calhoun, Martin V an Bureh, Judge Story, Silas W right, Chancellor Kent, Thom as H . Benton, Judge W ood bury, James Buchanan, Judge M cL ea n , John M . Clayton, Judge Spencer, Thom as E w ing, Judge C ranch, A bbott Lawrence, Judge M ayne, Cassius M . Clay, General Taylor, Francis Granger, General Scott, W illia m L . M arcy, General Gaines, John J. Crittenden,f General W orth, W illia m H . Seward, General Houston, Henry Foote, General P. F . Smith, W illia m H . Meredith, y General McDuffie, Reverdy Johnson, t General Riley, W illiam B. Preston^ General Brady, Cave Johnston, General Bankhead, Bailey Payton, Commodore Perry, M rs. John Q . A d am s, Commodore Morris, Mrs. James Madison, Col. Fremont, M rs. Alexander Hamilton, Col. Duncan, Mrs. General M cCom b, Col. Donophan, % Mrs. James K . Polk, V Col. Jack H a y s, Mrs. Chancellor Kent, M ajor Crittenden, Henry Inman, M ajor Borland, Thom as Cole, J. Fennimore Cooper, D . Huntington, W illiam C. Bryant, A . B. Durand, W illia m H . Prescott, Charles Elliott, W illia m Ellery Clianning, Robert W eir, John J. Anderson, M r. Healey, Martin F . T upper, M r. Cropsey, N . R% Brow n, W illia m Knealand, M . M . N oah, Thom as Cum mings, Thom as Ritchie, Col. Taylor, Bayard Taylor, Capt. Sands, C. Edwards Lester, Gen. Soule, G . G . Foster, Gen. Bailey, Horace Greeley, Capt. W alker, G . P. Morris, Capt. Hunter, A m o s Kendall, Dr. Goldsmith, Samuel G . Goodrieh, John Van Buren, Horace M ann, E dw in Forrest, James T . Brady, E sq ., Jenny Lind, Dr. S. Tyng, Parodi, m< Dr. Potts, M adam e Bishop, Dr. De W itt, M adam e Laborde, D r. Brownlee, M adam e Augusta* Bishop Hughes, TruflL Father M ath ew , M o rp i* ^ a Erysiper^. Scorbutic C. Tender Fe^ Skin, Tooth* W orm s iiK ad! all b th er eruptions and discolorations o f the skin- iyex been m ade ; on the con tra ry , the num berless v o lu n U oils in ven tor, teem w ith laudations o f its m edical and reju b iess and b rillia n cy w h ic h it is capable o f im parting to C H A F E D , CH APPED , R O U G H FLE SH . Bd most u n sig h tly skin, is tru ly rem arkable ; and w h ile it posses lation o f w rin k les, it has also the p o w e r o f rem o v in g them w h en ressing-room o f the adult, and e q u a lly so in the n u r s e r y — and no m omfort o f h er infant shou ld use any oth er com pou n d in its ablutions ated S oa p . Its softening and sooth in g qualities esp e cia lly adapt it fo r shaving ; a* nth stubborn beards and tender skins, w ill find in this delicious Soap v hese evils. ‘ DH. F. F E L IX GrOURAL' We m igh t g o on am p lifyin g the m erits o f the Ita lia n M ed ica ted Soap teen said to co n v in ce an y one not w ilfu lly blind. Certificates b y the thousand from the fa cu lty and influential m en, are opt he cases o f S k in Diseases cu re d after 20 years standing. A surprisingly efficacious Depilatory for Uproot To the f a i r e s t part o f creation, especially, this invaluable depilatory ret inalmost indispensable auxiliary to female beauty. H ow much, for inst md spotless skin (peradventure the effect of using G ouraud’ s Ita lia n M ed i road, h igh ,and in te lle c tu a l forehead! and how very many ladies are in \ ‘vile razor” to obtain this u consummation so devoutly to be w i s h e d , j noustache may improve the fie r c e n e s s of a gentleman’s physiognomy, whi ady excite, whose fair upper lip is garnished with this hirsute appendage!. ex who are s u ffe r e r s from this cause, only know how excruciating is the xj ) j the unseemliness ; and many ladies would doubtless give the half of thei airly rid of this nuisance alone, to say nothing of the thick, furzy growth leek. But th ere is y et another vexation w h ich many ladies have to endure, an Mo l e s . T h ese b r is tlin g e x cre s ce n ce s have h eretofore sturdily defied all weezer o r razor. W h eth er p lu ck e d out o r h e w n d ow n , it mattered n o t ; I )e seen sprin gin g out w ith ren ew ed lu x u ria n ce, u ntil at len g th a ll attempts i Beans, has to be abandoned in despair. # I But th e P o u d r e S u b t i l e is an e x tr a o r d in a r y preparation, and p erfectly beneficial w o rk o f c o m p le te ly , to ta lly , and ra d ic a lly e x tir p a tin g a ll SuperJ and effectively does this depilatory operate, that the person using it is ov«M tion o f astonishment and adm iration. $1 per bottle, directions in F rench , I DR. GOURAUD’ S INSTANTANEOUS LIQUID To d isco v e r a liquid h air d y e w h ic h shall instantly, p e rfe ctly , and perma red lig h t o r g r e y hair to a rich and in d elible b la ck , o r brow n , has lo n g o c most em inent ch em ists; the trium ph o f the d is co v e ry w as reserved for Di experiments have at len gth resulted in the p rodu ction o f a d y e so brilliant, ! nous so permanent, and attended w ith so little trou ble in its application, \ Italian M ed ica ted Soap , it m ay b e regarded as the ne plus ultra o f his useful iroman prem aturely g r e y —no in dividual w ith fiery hair o r w h iskers— no de and still lighter eyebrow s, need any lo n g e r repine at th eir disfigurem ents! quid H air D ye o f D r . F e l i x G o u r a u d , is all-sufficient to rem edy these < transform th e u n co u th and unseem ly in to the co m e ly and beau tifu l. Be narticular and bear in mind, that the above in valu able toilet preparatioi o be had on ly at his origin al depot, 67 W A L K E R -S T R E E T , first store from 0 fork C A L L E N D E R 88 S. 3rd Street, Philadelphia. •w flf H ^ w h o pu rchase A c c o u n t Books, Paper, or Sta- m e ir la r g e and com p lete stock , embracing everv tO Com panies, C ou n ty C lerks, Factories, and private a L od ges, D ivisions, and oth er Societies. Contractors’ exch ange, B ills L ad in g, & c. B ooks ruled and bound to VVELOFES, gold fe n s. ra p p in g P aper. E n v elop es, Cash and Deed B oxes. C rotoit Im d o ts Pass-Books. C O P Y IN G A N D N O T A R I A L PRESSES. Fancy tnd D a ily Jou rnals p u blish ed a n nu ally. C op y y o u r letters b y the use -er, b y w h ic h letters are w ritten and co p ie d at the same time. No extra dt s a v in g o f tu b e. iv/r r * • «x x. F R A N C IS & L O U T R E L , M an u factu rin g Stationers and Importers, 77 Maiden Lane, N. Y. H E W S !® f f l l • 5 ® ® tP tE O M ta ® EXECUTED A T LOW RATES. m e s g . m o ffe t , 3 FITTER, AND MANUFACTURER OF im itifo , itte, Ukttrktte, foi ABRA, GIRANDOLES, SOLAR FLUID & LARD HAN SILVER, SHEET BRASS, AND AND COPPER TUBING. and Silver Rolling in all its various branches, Store, No. 7 John-street, flf. Y. Factory, 119 & 121 Prince-st., flf. Y. Rolling Mill, Bloomfield, flf. J. ter Tubing, Sheet Brass, Tubing Metal, always on hand, made to order, and Lamps Altered, Re-gilt or Silvered. APPENDIX.---- ADVERTISEMENTS. ES? LINE OF ®SASf fiifuuu FOR SI i H l lb VIA THE flhlatnarc amir ftaritan Canal* FROM PIER No. 1, NORTH RIPER, NEW-YORK. T he M e r c h a n t s ’ L i n e will dispatch one o f their STEAM PROPEL­ LERS from N e w - Y o r k daily, at 12 o’ clock, noon. G oods sent by this line will be delivered at Philadelphia on the next day, without fail. THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT B y this Line are, frequent and regular departures, safe transportation, prompt delivery, and L ow P rices; facilities not offered by any other conveyance. SEASON CONTRACTS M ade w ith constant Shippers. Ijteriol fgreemettte for large Ifofo nf /reigjrt. AGENTS. W . H. THOMSON, Pier N o. 1, North River, N. Y . W . M. BAIRD & CO., 53 Delaware Avenue, Fhila. *■ I ■ / tv S i 4 . mm