i i e 'w j THE KKW PUBLIC LIBRARY fO W D A X lO N S fSlll§ T B O W ’S W- YORK CIT DIRECTORY. ir. WILSON, T R O W ’S NEW- YORK CITY DIRECTORY. II. W ILS O N , COMPILER. FOR 1853 — 1 8 5 4 . C W NEW-YORK: ■> - (Tv JO H N F. T R O W , PU BLISH ER , 51 A N N STREET, SECOND FLOOR. Price, Two Dollars and a Quarter. Entered according to Act o f Congress, in the year 1853, by H. WILSON AND JOHN F. TPwOW, In the Clork’s office of the District Court of the IJnited States for the Southern District of New-York. Rep. (Bdg, No,) 1 1 1 / . r f / e .3 John F. T eow, Peintee and Steeeotypee, 49 Ann-Street ® ® 1 5 B A ® S , , _____ INCLUDING BELLS OF EVERY SIZE- LAND & MARINE. EMC IN E S . H IGH & LOW IR E S SITR1E M M M g ^ _____ H IG H QKj f i * P B g S S tJ H E T T HNING & engines of AIL descriptio n s . SAWTCOJiS , SXTG.AB3 m X S t IN ALL T H E I R BRANCH ES. 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Episcopal Church........................... 40 Bureau of Pipes and Sewers............... 4 Alms-House Department.................................. . 4 Records and Statistics.................. 4 Protestant Association........................................... 49 Roads................ 3 Assessors...................................... 4 Sanitary Tnsnppfjon 4 Associate Presbyterian Church............................. 40 Supplies for Fire Department............. 8 Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.. 40 Street Paving.................... 3 A sylum s............................................... 42 Surveying........................ 3 Asylum Schools...................................................... 54 T a xes................ 3 Banks for Savings in the City of N ew -Y ork.. . . i 6 Water Rents...................... 4 Banks in the City of N ew -V ork ......................... 13 W harves........................... g Banks in the United States.............'........... ........ 58 Cadets of Temperance.................... 50 Banks in Alabama...................................................58 Cemeteries........................... 53 Arkansas.................................................58 Christian Mutual Benevolent Societies___ 49 Connecticut............................................. 58 Churches......................:. 33 Delaware................................................. 59 City Inspector’s Department............. 4 District of Columbia............................... 60 Civil Courts............................... 7 Florida. . . . ........................x ................. 60 Clubs.................................. K9 Georgia.................................................... 60 Colleges............................... .................................jg Illinois.................................................... *61 Colored Primary Public Schools........... fin Indiana.................................................... 62 Colored Public Schools....... 55 Iowa......................................................... 63 Colored Ward Schools . . . 54 K entucky............................................... 63 Commissioners of Emigration........... 5 Louisiana................................................. 64 Commissioner o f Jurors........ 5 Maine...................................................... 64 Common Pleas.................... 7 Maryland................................................. 65 Comptroller’s Pay days............... 5 Massachusetts......................................... 66 Congregational Churches............... 88 Michigan................................................. 70 Constables......................... 5 Mississippi............................................... 70 Coroner............................... 5 Missouri...................................................70 Corporation of the City........... 1 New Hampshire......................................70 Co. Clk, Sh’ffs, & Surrogates in Connecticut....... 87 New Jersey............................................. 71 New-York.......... 88 Nejv-York C ity ................................ 18 C ity.. 5 New-York State..................................... 72 ~ . .v*. New Jersey....... 89 North Carolina..* ...................................78 County Officers.................... 5 Ohio......................................................... 78 Criminal Courts............. 7 Pennsylvania......................................... 80 Croton Aqueduct Department............. 4 Rhode Island......................................... 81 Custom House . . . . . . . . g South Carolina........................................ 83 Daughters of America........... 43 Tennessee...............................................84 Daughters o f Samaria. 57 T ex a s.................................................. 84 Daughters of Temperance............... 50 V erm ont.................................................84 Department of Finance. 3 Virginia.................................................. 85 Department o f Repairs and Supplies........ 2 Wisconsin............................................... 87 Department of Streets and Lamps .. 3 Bank R u les............................................... 13 Dispensaries............... . gg Baptist Churches.................................................... 88 Distances in the City............. 105 Bureaus......................................................... 40 District Courts. 7 Board of Alderm en......................................... i Druids................ 49 Assistant Aldermen.............................. 1 Dutch Reformed Churches....... 33 Health............................................... 2 Educational Institutions....... 53 Health Commissioners........................... £ Engine Companies................ 6 Supervisors............................................... 2 Executive Department......... 2 Building Associations....................................... 24 Expresses............... qo Bureau of Assessments.................................. 2 .terries.................... 57 Chief of P olice.................................... 8 Fire Department___ 3 City Hall and Park..................... f 8 h ire Department F u n d ................ 6 City Revenue...................................... 3 Fire Districts . . . g Cleaning Streets.............................. 2 Foreign Consuls in New-York......................... 22 Collection of Assessments................ 2 Freemasons....................... 43 Corporation Attorney.................... 4 Friends’ Meeting Houses................................. 29 Deposit and Disbursement.................... 2 General Sessions........... 7 Inspection.............................................. 4 Good Fellows. . . . 49 Markets.*................................................ 8 Good Samaritans............................... 54 Lamps and Gas..................................... 3 Harbor Masters.. 34 Lands and Places.................................. 8 Hook and Ladder Companies...................... 6 Public Administrator....................... 4 Hose Companies.................................... g Public Buildings.................................. 3 Hospitals............................................... kq IN D E X TO A P P E N D IX Hydrant Companies............................................... g Primitive Christian Churches..................................40 Institutions and Societies........... 77777777. 43 Protestant Episcopal Churches................................ 41 Insurance Companies—F ir e ....... .................... 16 Public Primary Schools.......................................... 55 Health................... . . . . . 22 Bail Eoad Companies............................................ 27 Life.................................. 28 D6p6ts............................. 27 Live Stock....................... 24 Bates of Postage..... ............................................... 9 Marine........ ................ #4 24 Bechabites............................................................. 50 Jewish Synagogues . . . . . ....................................... 89 Eeformed Presbyterian Churches...........................40 Law Department............................................. ,'£■/* 4 Begister................................................................... 5 Libraries................................................. 777777 56 Boman Catholic Churches.............................. 47 Location of Piers.......................... 105 Second Advent Churches................................. 42 Lutheran Churches................................................. 89 Society of the Iron Man................................7 . . 51 Magazines.................................................................87 Sons of Temperance................................................49 Mails close........................... 77.777! 9 Street Directory..................................................... 90 Map of the City........................................ facing title Secret and Benefit Societies............................ 46 Marine Court........................................... 7 Sheriff and Deputies........................................ 5 Surveyors.................................... 84 Sheriff’s Jury.......................................................... 5 Mechanics’ Mutual Protection Association.............. 49 Sons of America......................................................48 Medical Institutions, Colleges, and Societies........... 51 Special Sessions....... .............................................. 7 Methodist Episcopal Churches.................... 89 Standing Committees of the Board of Aldermen.. 1 Methodist Protestant Churches.............................. 40 Assist. Aid.. 2 Mining Companies................................................. 52 Supervisors 2 Miscellaneous Associations and Companies........... 57 Street Department................................................... 3 Miscellaneous Churches.......................................... 42 Inspectors/................................................... 4 Miscellaneous Schools............................................ 55 Superior Court............................... 7 Musical Mutual Protection Association................ 51 Supreme Court ........................................ 7 New Jerusalem Church.......................................... 40 Surrogate ................. 5 New^apers V ..... .. . . . . . . .. . .... / .......................8d Tax Commissioners ................................................ 5 Telegraph Companies ^ ............. 28 Order of Hibernians............................................... 51 Temple of Honor................................... 50 Order of the Circle ........................................ 51 Theological Seminaries.......... .................. . . . . . 55 Order of the Lone Star..................... ............. . 51 Transportation L i n e s . ___ /. 28 Oyer and Terminer............................. 7 United Americans .......................... 48 Packets................................ 80 United American Mechanics ........................ 48 Pilot Commissioners, Pilotage, . H . M . New M. 6 5 58 M. Sun Sun High New M. 4 1 10 E. Sun Sun High New M. 3 6 46 M. Sun Sun High First Q. 13 5 19 E. First Q. 11 10 43 E. First Q. 10 4 2M. Full M. 20 8 58 M. Ri. Sets. Wat. Full M. 18 5 59 E. Ri. Sets. Wat. Full M. 17 6 16 M. Ri. Sets. Wat. 1Third Q. 27 5 4 E. Third Q. 26 10 42 M. Third Q. 25 5 37 M. H . M. H . M . H. M. H . M. H . M. H . M. H . M. H . M. H . M. | l Friday 4 34 7 33 4 49 1 Monday 4 58 7 13 6 4 1 Thursday 5 28 6 31 7 28 Ri 2 Saturday 4 35 7 32 5 50 2 Tuesday 4 59 7 12 7 4 2 Friday 5 29 6 29 8 12 3 SUNDAY 4 35 7 32 6 44 3 Wednesday 5 07 11 7 60 3 Saturday 5 30 6 28 8 50 1 4 Monday 4 36 7 32 7 30 4 Thursday 5 17 10 8 33 4 SUNDAY 5 31 6 26 9 25 ! 5 Tuesday 4 36 7 32 8 13 5 Friday 5 27 9 9 11 5 Monday 5 32 6 24 10 1 i 6 Wednesday 4 37 7 32 8 50 6 Saturday 5 37 8 9 47 6 Tuesday 5 33 6 23 10 36 1 7 Thursday 4 38 7 31 9 28 7 SUNDAY 5 47 7 10 23 7 Wednesday 5 34 6 21 11 14 8 -Friday 4 38 7 31 10 5 8 Monday 5 57 5 11 0 8 Thursday 5 35 6 19 11 53 1 9 Saturday 4 39 7 31 10 39 9 Tuesday 5 67 4 11 38 9 Friday 5 36 6 18 morn 1 10 SUNDAY 4 39 7 30 11 19! 10 Wednesday 5 77 3 morn 10 Saturday 5 37 6 16 0 35 11 Monday 4 40 7 30 11 59 11 Thursday 5 77 2 0 18 11 SUNDAY 5 38 6 14 1 28 12 Tuesday 4 41 7 29 morn 12 Friday 5 87 0 1 1 12 Monday 5 39 6 13 2 35 13 Wednesday 4 42 7 29 0 43 13 Saturday 5 96 59 1 53 13 Tuesday 5 40 6 11 4 4 14 Thursday 4 42 7 28 1 32 14 SUNDAY 5 10 6 58 2 56 14 Wednesday 5 41 6 9 5 38 15 Friday 4 43 7 28 2 29! 15 Monday 5 11 6 56 4 15 15 Thursday 5 42 6 8 6 52 16 Saturday 4 44 7 27 3 33 16 Tuesday 5 12 6 55 5 38 16 Friday 5 43 6 6 7 45 17 SUNDAY 4 45 7 26 4 37 17 Wednesday 5 13 6 54 6 52 17 Saturday 5 44 6 4 8 29 18 Monday 4 45 7 26 5 48 18 Thursday 5 14 6 52 7 52 18 SUNDAY 5 45 6 3 9 7 19 Tuesday 4 46 7 25 6 55 19 Friday 5 15 6 51 8 42 19 Monday 5 46 6 1 9 40 ! 20 Wednesday 4 47 7 24 7 54 20 Saturday 5 16 6 49 9 26 20 Tuesday 5 47 5 59 10 13 21 Thursday 4 48 7 24 8 47 21 SUNDAY 5 17 6 48 10 7 21 Wednesday 5 48 5 58 10 45 22 Friday 4 49 7 23 9 38 22 Monday 5 18 6 46 10 43 22 Thursday 5 49 5 56 11 15 23 Saturday 4 50 7 22 10 24 23 Tuesday 5 19 6 45 11 18 23 Friday 5 50 5 54 11 46 24 SUNDAY 4 5f 7 21 11 6 24 Wednesday 5 20 6 43 11 52 24 Saturday 5 51 5 53 ev.21 25 Monday 4 51 7 20 11 47 25 Thursday 5 21 6 42 ev.26 25 SUNDAY 5 52 5 51 1 1 26 Tuesday 4 52 7 19 ev.29 26 Friday 5 22 6 40 1 3 26 Monday 5 53 5 49 1 55 27 Wednesday 4 53 7 19 1 11 27 Saturday 5 23 6 39 1 45 27 Tuesday 5 54 5 47 3 17 28 Thursday 4 54 7 18 1 53 28 SUNDAY 5 24 6 37 2 43 28 Wednesday 5 55 5 46 4 47 29 Friday 4 55 7 17 2 45 29 Monday 5 25 6 36 4 4 29 Thursday 5 56 5 44 6 7 30 Saturday 4 56 7 16 3 49 30 Tuesday 5 26 6 34 , 5 25 30 Friday 5 57 5 42 7 1 31 SUNDAY 4 57 7 15 4 55 31 Wednesday 5 27 6 32 6 37 1 | O C T O B E R , 31 R a y s . N O V E M B E R , 30 R ays. R E C E M B E R , 31 R a y s . MOON. MOON. MOON. D . H . M. D . H . M. D . H . M. New M. 2 5 22 E. Sun Sun High NewM. 1 3 43 M. Sun Sun High First Q. 7 7 14 M. Sun Sun High First Q. 9 10 30 M. First Q. 7 7 16 E. Full M. 15 8 38 M. 1Full M. 16 7 35 E. Ri. Sets. Wat. Full M. 15 1 4 E. Ri. Sets. Wat. Third Q. 23 8 27 M. Ri. Sets. Wat. Third Q. 25 0 24 M. Third Q. 23 5 39 E. NewM. 30 1 10 M. New M. 30 2 17 E. H . M. H. M. )I. M. H . M. H . M. H . M. H . M . H . M. H . I f. 1 Saturday 5 58 5 41 7 42 1 Tuesday 6 32 4 55 8 25 1 Thursday 7 7 4 31 8 43 2 SUNDAY 5 59 5 39 8 21 2 Wednesday 6 33 4 54 9 4 2 Friday 7 8 4 31 9 31 3 Monday 6 0 5 37 8 57 3 Thursday 6 35 4 52 9 47 3 Saturday 7 9 4 31 10 19 4 Tuesday 6 1 5 36 9 32 4 Friday 6 36 4 51 10 30 4 SUNDAY 7 10 4 31 11 9 5 Wednesday 6 2 5 34 10 10 5 Saturday 6 37 4 50 11 16 5 Monday 7 11 4 31 morn 6 Thursday 6 3 5 33 10 49 6 SUNDAY 6 38 4 49 morn 6 Tuesday 7 12 4 31 0 3 7 Friday 6 4 5 31 11 32 7 Monday 6 39 4 48 0 8 7 Wednesday 7 13 4 30 0 57 8 Saturday 6 5 5 29 morn 8 Tuesday 6 41 4 47 1 5 8 Thursday 7 14 4 30 1 56 9 SUNDAY 6 6 5 28 0 17 9 Wednesday 6 42 4 46 2 17 9 Friday 7 15 4 30 3 7 10 Monday 6 7 5 26 1 13 10 Thursday 6 43 4 45 3 47 10 Saturday 7 16 4 31 4 18 11 Tuesday 6 8 5 25 2 27 11 Friday 6 44 4 44 5 9 11 SUNDAY 7 17 4 31 5 22 12 Wednesday 6 9 5 23 4 3 12 Saturday 6 45 4 43 6 12 12 Monday 7 17 4 31 6 21! 13 Thursday 6 10 5 21 5 36 13 SUNDAY 6 47 4 42 6 57 13 Tuesday 7 18 4 31 7 7 14 Friday 6 12 5 20 6 40 14 Monday 6 48 4 41 7 36 14 Wednesday 7 19 4 31 7 45 15 Saturday 6 13 5 18 7 25 15 Tuesday 6 49 4 40 8 13 15 Thursday 7 20 4 31 8 24 16 SUNDAY 6 14 5 17 8 5 16 Wednesday 6 50 4 39 8 45 16 Friday 7 20 4 32 8 57 I 17 Monday 6 15 5 15 8 38 17 Thursday 6 51 4 39 9 18 17 Saturday 18 Tuesday 6 16 5 14 9 12 7 21 4 32 9 33 18 Friday 6 52 4 38 9 48 18 SUNDAY 7 22 4 32 10 6 19 Wednesday 6 17 5 12 9 45 19 Saturday 6 54 4 37 10 20 19 Monday 20 Thursday 6 18 5 11 10 14 7*22 4 33 10 42 20 SUNDAY 6 55 4 37 10 54 20 Tuesday 7 23 4 33 11 16 21 Friday 6 19 5 9 10 44 21 Monday 6 56 4 36 11 30 6 20 5 8 11 14 21 Wednesday 7 23 4 34 11 55i 22 Saturday 22 Tuesday 6 57 4 35 ev. 9 22 Thursday' 7 24 4 34 ev.38 23 SUNDAY 6 22 5 7 11 48 23 Wednesday 6 58 4 35 0 56 6 23 5 5 ev.30 23 Friday 7 k 4 35 1 27 24 Monday 24 Thursday 6 59 4 34 1 58 24 Saturday 7 25 4 35 2 25 25 Tuesday 6 24 5 4 1 19 25 Friday 7 14 34 3 14 2G Wednesday 6 25 5 2 2 34 25 SUNDAY 7 25 4 36 3 32 26 Saturday 7 24 33 4 30 26 Monday 7 25 4 37 4 38 27 Thursday 6 26 5 1 4 3 27 SUNDAY 7 34 33 5 34 6 27 5 0 5 23 27 Tuesday 7 26 4 37 5 43 28 Friday 28 Monday 7 44 32 6 27 28 Wednesday 7 26 4 38 6 41 29 Saturday 6 29 4 59 6 23 29 Tuesday 7 54 32 7 12 29 Thursday 30 SUNDAY 6 30 4 57 7 8 7 26 4 39 7 36 30 Wednesday 7 64 32 7 53 30 Friday 7 26 4 40 8 30 31 Monday 6 31 4 56 7 48 31 Saturday | 1 7 27 4 40 9 23 J A S » y (1 8 5 4 ), 3 1 d a y s . F E B ’Y , 28 D a y s • M A R C H ) 31 D a y s . MOON. MOON. MOON. D. R. M. D. H. Iff. D . H. M . First Q. 6 10 51 E. Sun Sun High First Q. 4 6 41 E. Sun Sun High First Q. 6 8 13 E. Sun Sun High Full M. 14 4 15 M. Full M. 19 10 1 E. Full M. 14 0 57 E. Last Q. 21 8 27 E. Hi. Sets. Wat. Last Q. 20 6 48 M. Ri. Sets. Wat. Last Q. 21 1 6 E Ri. Seta. Wat. New M. 28 0 16 E. New M. 26 11 43 E. New M. 28 11 55 M. H M. H . M. H. M. i H . M. H . M. H. M. H . M. H. M . H. M. 1 SUNDAY 7 25 4 43 10 15 1 Wednesday 7 11 5 18 11 37 1 Wednesday 6 35 5 53 10 37 2 Monday. 7 25 4 44 11 6 2 Thursday 7 10 5 19 ev. 19 2 Thursday 6 34 5 53 11 14 3 Tuesday 7 25 4 45 11 55 3 Friday 7 9 5 20 0 58 3 Friday 6 32 5 54 11 501 4 Wednesday 7 25 4 46 ev.43 4 Saturday 7 7 5 21 1 36 4 Saturday 6 30 5 55 ev.22 5 Thursday 7 25 4 47 1 28 5 SUNDAY 7 6 5 22 2 17 5 SUNDAY 6 29 5 56 0 56 6 Friday 7 25 4 48 2 17 6 Monday 7 5 5 23 3 4 6 Monday 6 27 5 57 1 31 7 Saturday 7 25 4 49 3 11 7 Tuesday 7 4 5 25 4 9 7 Tuesday 6 25 5 57 2 12 8 SUNDAY 7 24 4 50 4 13 8 Wednesday 7 3 5 26 5 26 8 Wednesday 6 24 5 59 3 8 9 Monday 7 24 4 51 5 18 9 Thursday 7 2 5 27 6 46 9 Thursday 6 22 6 0 4 32 10 Tuesday 7 24 4 52 6 25 10 Friday 7 1 5 28 n 50 10 Friday 6 20 6 1 6 1 11 Wednesday 7 24 4 53 7 26 11 Saturday 7 0 5 30 8 37 11 Saturday 6 19 6 2 7 20 12 Thursday 7 23 4 54 8 12 12 SUNDAY 6 58 5 31 9 16 12 SUNDAY 6 17 6 3 8 12 13 Friday 7 23 4 55 8 56 13 Monday 6 57 5 32 9 52 13 Monday 6 16 6 4 8 53 14 Saturday 7 23 4 56 9 31 14 Tuesday 6 56 5 34 10 26 14 Tuesday 6 14 6 5 9 28 15 SUNDAY 7 22 4 57 10 8 15 Wednesday 6 55 5 35 10 58 15 Wednesday 6 12 6 7 10 2 16 Monday 7 22 4 59 10 43 16 Thursday 6 53 5 36 11 31 16 Thursday 6 116 8 10 32 17 Tuesday 7 21 5 0 11 16 17 Friday 6 52 5 37 morn 17 Friday 6 9 6 9 11 5 18 Wednesday 7 21 5 J 11 50 18 Saturday 6 51 5 39 0 5 18 Saturday 6 7 6 10 11 41 19 Thursday 7 21 5 2 morn 19 SUNDAY 6 49 5 40 0 42 19 SUNDAY 6 6 6 11 morn 20 Friday 7 20 5 3 0 26 20 Monday b 48 5 41 1 21 20 Monday 6 4 6 12 0 18 21 Saturday 7 19 5 4 1 6 21 Tuesday 6 46 5 43 2 5 21 Tuesday 6 2 6 13 0 55 22 SUNDAY 7 19 5 5 1 49 22 Wednesday 6 45 5 44 3 0 22 Wednesday 6 1 6 14 1 43 23 Monday 7 18 5 7 2 38 23 Thursday 6 44 5 45 4 20 23 Thursday 5 59 6 15 2 43 24 Tuesday 7 17 5 8 3 37 24 Friday 6 42 5 46 5 52 24 Friday 5 58 6 16 4 10 25 Wednesday 7 17 5 9 4 50 25 Saturday 6 41 6 48 7 19 25 Saturday 5 56 6 17 5 57 26 Thursday 7 16 5 10 6 7 26 SUNDAY 6 39 5 49 8 21 26 SUNDAY 5 54 6 18 7 14 27 Friday 7 15 5 11 7 20 27 Monday 6 38 5 50 9 12 27 Monday 5 52 6 19 8 13 28 Saturday 7 14 5 13 8 23 28 Tuesday 6 37 5 51 9 57 28 Tuesday 5 51 6 20 8 56 29 SUNDAY 7 13 5 14 9 18 29 Wednesday 5 49 6 21 9 35 30 Monday 7 12 5 15 10 10 30 Thursday b 47 6 22 10 10 31 Tuesday 7 12 5 16 10 55 31 Friday 5 46 6 23 10 45 A P R IL ) 30 D ays. M A Y , 31 D a y s . JU N E , 30 D ays. MOON. MOON. MOON. D. H. M. D . U . M. D. H. M. First Q. 5 10 26 M. Sun Sun High First Q. 5 4 34 M. Sun Sun High First Q. 3 7 44 E. Sun Sun High Full M. 13 1 1 M. Full M. 12 10 40 M. Full M. 10 6 84 E. 1Last Q. 19 7 18 E. Ri. Sets. Wat. Last Q. 19 1 36 M. Ri. Seta. Wat. Last Q. 17 9 18 M. Ri. Sets. Wat. New M. 27 1 18 M. New M. 26 3 61 E. New M. 25 7 6 M, H . M. H . M . H. M. H . M .*1 H . M. H. M. H M. H M. H . M. 1 Saturday 5 44 6 24 11 18 1 Monday 4 59 6 56 11 21 1 Thursday 4 31 7 24 ev.12 1 2 SUNDAY 5 42 6 26 11 49 2 Tuesday 4 58 6 57 11 53 2 Friday 4 30 7 25 0 53 i 3 Monday 5 41 6 27 cv.20 3 Wednesday 4 56 6 58 ev.29 3 Saturday 4 30 7 26 1 39 4 Tuesday 5 39 6 28 0 57 4 Thursday 4 55 6 59 1 10 4 SUNDAY 4 30 7 26 2 33 5 Wednesday 5 37 6 29 l 36 5 Friday 4 54 7 0 1 59 5 Monday 4 29 7 27 3 41 6 Thursday 5 36 6 30 2 26 6 Saturday 4 53 7 1 3 7 6 Tuesday 4 29 7 28 4 49 7 Friday 5 34 6 31 3 47 7 SUNDAY 4 52 7 2 4 30 7 Wednesday 4 29 7 28 •5 48 8 Saturday 5 33 6 32 5 17 8 Monday 4 51 7 3 5 45 8 Thursday 4 29 7 29 6 45 9 SUNDAY 5 31 6 33 6 38 9 Tuesday 4 49 7 4 6 47 9 Friday 4 28 7 30 7 34 10 Monday 5 30 6 34 7 34 10 Wednesday 4 48 7 5 7 33 10 Saturday 4 28 7 30 8 23 11 Tuesday 5 28 6 35 8 17 11 Thursday 4 47 7 6 8 15 11 SUNDAY 4 28 7 31 9 9 12 Wednesday 5 26 6 36 8 53 12 Friday 4 46 7 7 8 53 12 Monday 4 28 7 31 10 0 13 Thursday 5 25 6 37 9 27 13 Saturday 4 45 7 8 9 33 13 Tuesday 4 28 7 32 10 50 14 Friday 5 23 6 38 10 1 14 SUNDAY 4 44 7 9 10 16 14 Wednesday 4 28 7 32 11 39 15 Saturday 5 22 6 39 10 39 15 Monday 4 43 7 10 10 58 15 Thursday 4 28 7 32 morn 16 SUNDAY 5 20 6 40 11 16 16 Tuesday 4 42 7 11 11 40 16 Friday 4 28 7 33 0 34 17 Monday 5 19 6 41 11 56 17 Wednesday 4 41 7 12 morn 17 Saturday 4 28 7 33 1 27 18 Tuesday 5 17 6 42 morn 18 Thursday 4 40 7 13 0 37 18 SUNDAY 4 28 7 33 2 26 19 Wednesday 5 16 6 43 0 42 19 Friday 4 39 7 14 1 35 19 Monday 4 28 7 34 3 30 20 Thursday 5 14 6 44 1 34 20 Saturday 4 39 7 15 2 42 20 Tuesday 4 28 7 34 4 35 21 Friday 5 13 6 45 2 42 21 SUNDAY 4 38 7 16 4 2 21 Wednesday 4 29 7 34 5 35 22 Saturday 5 11 6 46 4 12 22 Monday 4 37 7 18 5 17 22 Thursday 4 29 7 34 6 36 23 SUNDAY 5 1C 6 47 5 45 23 Tuesday 4 36 7 19 6 21 23 Friday 4 29 7 34 7 29 24 Monday 5 fi 6 48 6 58 24 Wednesday 4 36 7 20 7 15 24 Saturday 4 29 7 35 8 15 25 Tuesday 5 7 6 49 7 49 25 Thursday 4 35 7 20 7 58 25 SUNDAY 4 29 7 35 8 56 26 Wednesday 5 6 6 50 8 33 26 Friday 4 34 7 21 8 40 26 Monday 4 30 7 35 9 34 27 Thursday 5 4 6 51 9 7 27 Saturday 4 34 7 22 9 19 27 Tuesday 4 30 7 35 10 10 28 Friday 5 3 6 52 9 43 28 SUNDAY 4 33 7 22 9 54 28 Wednesday 4 31 7 35! 10 46 29 Saturday 5 5 6 54 10 17 29 Monday 4 32 7 23 10 29 29 Thursday 4 31 7 35 11 22 30 SUNDAY 5 C16 55 10 49 30 Tuesday 4 32 7 23 11 0 30 Friday 4 3117 35 11.561 31 Wednesday 4 31 7 24 11 36 I 2 JULY, 31 days. AUGUST, 31 Hays. SEPT., 30 .Days* MOON. MOON. # MOON. D . H . M. D. H. M. 4 22 E. Sun Sun High D . H . M. First Q. 3 7 65 M. Sun Sun High First Q. 1 6 39 E. Sun Sun High Full M. 6 Full M. 10 1 28 M. Full M. 8 8 91 M. Last Q. 14 1 34 M. Last Q. 16 7 29 E. Ri. Sets. Wat? Last Q. 15 8 53 M. Ri. Sets. Wat. NewM. 22 3 7 M. Ri. Sets. Wat. NewM. 24 10 20 E. New M. 23 1 4 E. First Q. 26 7 42 M. FirstQ. 31 1 11 M. H . M. H . M . H. M. H. M. H. M. H . M. H . M. H . M. H . M. 1 Saturday 4 32 7 35 ev.36 1 Tuesday 4 56 7 16 1 28 1 Friday 5 26 6 33 2 29 2 SUNDAY 4 32 7 35 1 15 2 Wednesday 4 57 7 14 2 12 2 Saturday 5 27 6 M 3 42 3 Monday 4 33 7 34 2 2 3 Thursday 4 58 7 13 3 2 3 SUNDAY 5 28 6 29 5 12 4 Tuesday 4 34 7 34 2 54 4 Friday 4 59 7 12 4 13 4 Monday 5 29 6 28 6 44 5 Wednesday 4 34 7 34 3 55 5 Saturday 5 0 7 11 5 26 5 Tuesday 5 30 6. 26 7 51 6 Thursday' 4 35 7 34 4 55 6 SUNDAY 5 1 7 10 6 47 6 Wednesday 5 31 6 25 8 45 j 7 Friday 4 35 7 33 5 59 7 Monday 5 2 7 9 7 53 7 Thursday 5 32 6 23 9 33 8 Saturday 4 36 7 33 7 0 8 Tuesday 5 3 7 7 8 51 8 Friday 5 33 6 2l 10 13 9 SUNDAY 4 37 7 33 8 2 9 Wednesday 5 4 7 6 9 45 9 Saturday 5 34 6 20 10 52 10 Monday 4 37 7 32 8 55 10 Thursday 5 5 7 5 10 34 10 SUNDAY 5 35 6 18 11 29 11 Tuesday 4 38 7 32 9 51 11 Friday 5 6 7 4 11 17 11 Monday 5 36 6 16 morn 12 Wednesday 4 39 7 31 10 44 12 Saturday 5 7 7 2 11 58 12 Tuesday 5 37 6 15 0 3 13 Thursday 4 39 7 31 11 33 13 SUNDAY 5 8 7 1 morn 13 Wednesday 5 38 6 13 0 39 14 Friday 4 40 7 30 morn 14 Monday 5 9 7 0 0 38 14 Thursday o 39 6 11 1 16 15 Saturday 4 41 7 30 0 21 15 Tuesday 5 10 6 58 1 18 15 Friday 5 40 6 9 1 59 16 SUNDAY 4 42 7 29 1 9 16 Wednesday 5 11 6 57 2 0 16 Saturday o 41b 8 2 57 j 17 Monday 4 43 7 29 1 58 17 Thursday 5 12 6 55 2 47 17 SUNDAY b 42 b 6 4 26 18 Tuesday 4 43 7 28 2 47 18 Friday 5 13 6 54 3 49 18 Monday 5 43 6 4 5 54 19 Wednesday 4 44 7 27 3 44 19 Saturday 5 14 6 53 5 y 19 Tuesday 5 44 6 3 7 12 20 Thursday 4 45 7 26 4 47 20 SUNDAY 5 15 6 51 6 27 20 Wednesday 5 45 6 1 7 59 21 Friday 4 46 7 26 5 51 21 Monday 5 16 6 50 7 35 21 Thursday 5 46 5 59 838 22 Saturday 4 47 7 25 7 0 22 Tuesday 5 17 b 48 8 22 22 Friday 5 47 5 58 9 10 23 SUNDAY 4 48 7 24 7 55 23 Wednesday 5 17 b 47 9 3 23 Saturday 5 48 5 56 9 42 24 Monday 4 48 7 23 8 41 24 Thursday 5 18 6 45 9 38 24 SUNDAY 5 49 5 54 10 13 25 Tuesday 4 49 7 23 9 19 25 Friday 5 19 6 44 10 10 25 Monday 5 50 5 53 10 43 26 Wednesday 4 50 7 22 9 51 26 Saturday 5 20 6 42 10 41 26 Tuesday 5 51 5 51 11 16 27 Thursday 4 51 7 21 10 32 27 SUNDAY 5 21 6 41 11 12 27 Wednesday 5 52 5 50 11 51 28 Friday 4 52 7 20 11 4 28 Monday 5 22 b 39 11 45 28 Thursday 5 53 5 48 ev.27 29 Saturday 4 53 7 19 11 36 29 Tuesday 5 23 6 37 ev. 18 29 Friday 5 54 5 46 1 13 30 SUNDAY 4 54 7 18 ev. 11 30 Wednesday 5 24 6 36 0 55 30 Saturday 5 55 5 44 2 11 31 Monday 4 55 7 17 0 48 31 Thursday 5 25 6 34 1 36 O C T O B E R , 31 D a y s . N O V ., 3 0 D a y s . DI2C.9 31 D a y s . MOON. MOON. MOON. D . H . M. D . H . M. D. H. M. Full M. 6 2 40 M. Sun Sun High Full M. 4 4 5 E. Sun Sun High Full M. 4 8 38 M. Sun Sun High Last Q. 13 8 47 E. Last Q. 12 5 13 E. Last Q. 12 1 15 E. New M. 21 4 28 E. Ri. Sets. Wat. NewM. 20 5 6 M. Ri. Sets. Wat. New M. 19 4 51 E. Ri. Sets. Wat. First Q. 28 2 8 E. First Q. 26 9 44 E. First Q. 26 7 42 M. H . M. H . M . H . M. H. M. H. M. H . M. H M. H. M. H . M. 1 SUNDAY 5 56 5 43 3 35 1 Wednesday 6 30 4 57 6 27 1 Friday 7 5 4 34 6 4b 2 Monday 5 57 5 41 5 15 2 Thursday 6 31 4 56 7 21 2 Saturday 7 b 4 33 7 36 3 Tuesday 5 58 5 39 6 43 3 Friday 6 32 4 54 8 6 3 SUNDAY 7 7 4 33 8 21 4 Wednesday 5 59 5 38 7 43 4 Saturday 6 34 4 53 8 45 4 Monday 7 8 4 33 9 0 5 Thursday 6 0 5 36 8 28 5 SUNDAY 6 35 4 52 9 22 5 Tuesday 7 9 4 32 9 39 6 Friday 6 1 5 35 9 9 6 Monday 6 36 4 51 9 56 6 Wednesday 7 10 4 32 10 14 7 Saturday 6 2 5 33 9 47 7 Tuesday 6 37 4 50,10 31 7 Thursday 7 11 4 32 10 50 8 SUNDAY 6 3 5 31 10 24 8 Wednesday 6 38 4 49 M 5 8 Friday 7 12 4 32 11 25 9 Monday 6 4 5 30 10 57 9 Thursday 6 40 4 48 11 40 9 Saturday 7 13 4 32 morn 10 Tuesday 6 5 5 28 11 30 10 Friday 6 41 4 M mom 10 SUNDAY 7 14 4 32 0 1 11 Wednesday 6 7 5 27 morn 11 Saturday 6 42 4 46 0 15 11 Monday 7 15 4 32 0 41 12 Thursday 6 8 5 25 0 5 12 SUNDAY 6 43 4 45 0 57 12 Tuesday 7 15 4 32 1 23 13 Friday 6 9 5 23 0 42 13 Monday 6 44 4 44 1 48 13 Wednesday 7 16 4 32 2 11 14 Saturday 6 10 5 22 1 26 14 Tuesday 6 46 4 43 2 55 14 Thursday 7 16 4 33 3 10 15 SUNDAY 6 11 5 20 2 19 15 Wednesday 6 47 4 43 4 18 15 Friday 7 17 4 33 4 20 16 Monday b 12 5 19 3 43 16 Thursday 6 48 4 42 5 30 16 Saturday 7 18 4 33 5 24 17 Tuesday 6 13 5 17 5 13 17 Friday 6 49 4 41 6 32 17 SUNDAY 7 18 4 33 6 22 18 Wednesday 6 14 5 16 6 30 18 Saturday 6 50 4 40 7 16 18 Monday 7 19 4 34 7 15 19 Thursday 6 15 5 14 7 22 19 SUNDAY 6 51 4 39 7 56 19 Tuesday 7 20 4 34 8 1 20 Friday b 16 5 13 8 2 20 Monday 6 53 4 39 8 35 20 Wednesday 7 20 4 35 8 49 21 Saturday 6 18 5 12 8 36 21 Tuesday 6 54 4 38 9 14 21 Thursday 7 21 4 35 9 38 22 SUNDAY 6 19 5 10 9 7 22 Wednesday 6 55 4 38 9 53 22 Friday 7 21 4 36 10 27 23 Monday 6 20 5 9 9 40 23 Thursday 6 56 4 37 10 34 23 Saturday 7 22 4 36 11 18 24 Tuesday 6 21 5 7 10 17 24 Friday 6 57 4 36 11 19 24 SUNDAY 7 22 4 37 ev. 8 25 Wednesday 6 22 5 6 10 52 25 Saturday 6 58 4 36 ev. 9 25 Monday 7 23 4 37 1 0 26 Thursday 6 23 5 4 11 30 26 SUNDAY 6 59 4 35 1 5 26 Tuesday 7 23 4 38 1 52 27 Friday 6 24 5 3 ev.14 27 Monday 7 0 4 35 2 6 27 Wednesday 7 23 4 39 2 52 28 Saturday 6 26 5 2 1 2 28 Tuesday 7 2 4 35 3 21 28 Thursday 7 23 4 39 3 55 29 SUNDAY 6 27 5 1 2 6 29 Wednesday 7 3 4 34 4 38 29 Friday 7 24 4 40 5 1 30 Monday 6 28 4 59 3 34 30 Thursday 7 4 4 34 5 50 30 Saturday 7 24 4 41 6 5 31 Tuesday 6 29 4 58 5 7 31 SUNDAY 7 24 4 42 7 8 . The following are the Names, Address, and Business o f the A d v e r t i s e r s in T r o w ’ s C it y D ir e c t o r y . The attention o f the public ia called to them, as being amongst the best in their various departments of trade. A nderson, H. Carpets, 99 Bowery. L eonard Co. Times Newspaper, G rote, F. Ivory, 78 Fulton. 113 Nassau. G rover , B aker h* 10 Second Addicks John D. grocer, 266 Seventh av. h. 266 Sev­ CE,fSHERMAN & Co. books, 2 Astor h. Adffiph Lewis, laborer, h. W. 51st, n. Eighth av. enth av. Aeby Rudolph, late coachmaker, h. 56 First Addicks John W. grocer, 52 Third av. and 504 Sev­ Aery Charles H. baker, 257 Madison, h. 216 Clinton enth av. h. 52 Third av. Addington William, painter, h. Pitt, b. Riv. & Delan. 4®*?“ butcher, 19T Rivington, h. 197 Rivington Aetken Peter, millinery, h. 208 Ninth av Addis Elizabeth, wid. Richard, h. 2 Franklin iETNA FIR E INSURANCE CO. N. York 56 Wall Addison------, physician, h. 7 White * Additon Lloyd W. pianos, 888 Broadway, h. 257 wAaiiFIEE INSUEANCE c o - o f n S fo r a T r a Greene flT N A INSURANCE CO. o f Utica* 89 Cedar Addy Martha A. milliner, 99 Spring, h. 99 Spring Aey Caroline, wid. John, h. 629 Houston AHR 25 AKE Affinger Peter, camenter, h. Broadway, n. W. 51st Ahrens Diederich, tailor, h. 231 Ninth av. Afflebarr Charles (Key.) h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. AHRENS FREDERICK, grocer, 18 Orange, & Canal, Affleck William, com agent, h. r. 181 W. 15th h. 138 Orange Agan Elizabeth, washerwoman, h. 316 Mott Ahrens Frederick H. grocer, 880 Third av. & ink Agan John, seaman, h. r. 184 Ludlow man. 113 E. 26th, h. 330 Third av. Agan John, tailor, h. 247 E. 18th Ahrens George, grocer, 180 William & 26 Spruce Agar John, laborer, h. W. 49th, n. Tenth av. Ahrens Gerhard, grocer, 264 Washington, h. 86 Watts Agard Erastus, agent, h. 95 Barrow Ahrens George H. tea, 104 Av. C, h. 106 Av. C Agate Ann, h. 266 Eighth av. Ahrens Har. F. grocer, 330 Third av. h. 330 Third av. Agate Joseph, gents’ furnishing, 256 Broadway, h. 54 Ahrens Henry, carman, h. 97 W. 80th Barclay Ahrens Jacob, late grocer, h. 31f Whitehall Agate Washington, boatbuilder, h. 425 West Ahrens John, grocer, 666 Amos, h. 666 Amos Agatz Frederick, grocer, 245 Monroe, h. 245 Monroe Ahrens John, grocer, 181 Broome, h. 181 Broome Agatz William, grocer, 173 Monroe, h. 173 Monroe Ahrens John, shoemaker, h. 110 Cedar Agbert William G. butcher, h. 373 Houston Ahrens John, watchman, h. 42 Oak Agen Dennis, blacksmith, k. 90 W. 28th Ahrens Martin, liquors, 25 West & 3 Hoboken, h. 25 Ager Henry, carpenter, k r. 117 Norfolk West Ager Thomas B. clerk, h. 693 Water Ahrensburg Daniel, liquors, h. 92 Sheriff Agerson Richard, driver, h. 46 Mott ASHBAHS JOHN, cedar, 7 Broome, h. 628 B’dway Aggelt August, tailor, 202 E. 17th Aignier Gabriel, jeweler, h. 166 W. 85th Agin Catharine, dressmaker, h. 46 Elm Aiguier John B. jeweler, 145 Reade, h. 44 Thomas Agin Edward, mason, h. 368 Ninth Aiken Ann, wid. Thomas, vegetables, Centre m kt b» Aging John H. tailor, h. 418 Cherry 198 Mott Agne Henry, grocer, 172 Av. A Aiken John, stonecutter, h. 90 W. 20th Agnew Alex. Mcl* tobacco, 284 Front, h. 31 E. 21st Aiken William L. barkeeper, h. 532 Eighth av. Agnew Cornelius, tobacco, 116 Water, h. 145 Tenth ay. Aikens Charles, laborer, h. 77 Greenwich Agnew Cornelius R. res. surgeon, N. Y. Hospital Aikens Dennis, shoemaker, h. 284 Greenwich Agnew Daniel, bootfitter, h. 710 Fourth Aikin James W. tin, 67 Gouverneur, h. 839 Front Agnew Edward, boilermaker, h. 383 Ninth Aikins John M. teacher, h. 281 Tenth Agnew Harvey F. mason, 228 Canal Aikman Charles, turner, 44 Rose h. 158 W. 25th Agnew John, clerk, 30 Pine, h. 27 Madison Aikman Hugh, cooper, 89 Pine, h. 138 Madison Agnew John T. tobacco, 284 Front, h. 13 W. 19th Aikman Jas. H. blockmaker, 44 Rose, h. 4 Cottage pL Agnew Patrick, blacksmith, h. 372 Ninth Aikman Robert hatblocks, 44 Rose, h. 105 Monroe Agnew Phil. C. butter, 4 Centre m kt h. 691 Eighth ay. Aikman Robert S. cooper, 89 Pine, h. 138 Madison Agnew Sarah, wid. Wm. seamstress, h. 334 Eighth av. Aikman H. & Son, coopers, 89 Pine Agnew William & Sons, tobacco, 284 & 286 Front, h. Aikman R. & Son, hatblocks, 44 Rose 81 E. 21st Aims Jacob, pres, bank, 124 Bowery, h. 73 Second av. Agnew William H. grocer, 45 Willett & 265 Delancey, Aims Louisa, wid. John P. h. 81 Seventh h. 45 Willett Aims William F. feed, 118 E. 13th, h. 118 E. 13th Agor George, carman, h. 157 Christopher Ainley Elias, late collector, h. 48 Third av. Agoustof Abel, tailor, 200’ Hester Ainright Edmund, tailor, h. r. 117 Laurens Agras Thomas, carpenter, h. 49 Oliver Ainslie Elizabeth A. wid. Robert, h. 431 Broome Agreda Jos6 S. vay Allen Boyd, sailmaker, 232 West, h. 42 Cherry Alfaro Anthony, printer, 7 Spruce, h. 82 E. 16th Allen Charles, h. 75 Fifth Alfleld Peggy, wid. Benedict, h. 248 Division Allen Charles, builder, h. 112 E. 39th Alfke Frederick, grocer, 218 Centre Allen Charles, carman, h. 197 W. 20th Alfke Fritz, grocer, 124 Varick, h. 124 Yarick Allen Charles, laborer, h 163 E. 85th Alfke John, grocer, First av. c. E. 29th, h. Fi$st av. c. Allen Charles, laborer, h. W. 36th n. Tenth av. E. 29th Allen Charles, packer,, h. 349 Ninth Alford Anna M. wid. John, h. 54 Carmine Allen Charles, importer, 52 Exchange pL Alford Chas. glass signs, 86 John, h. Fulton, B'klyn Allen Charles A. h. 4 Patchin pi. Alford Edwin M. paints, 550 Grand, h. 14 Cannon Allen Charles B. agent, 7 West. Alfred Jane, wid. Frederick A. h. 83 Second Allen Charles C. dentist, h. 28 Warren Alfred John, locksmith,------14th, h. 33 Second Allen Charles F. clerk, h. 604 Eighth av. Algae John, painter, h. r. 178 W. 16th Allen Charles G. clothing, 148 Fulton, h. B ed B ank AlgeirC George, cabinetmaker, h. r. 80 Thompson Allen Charles G. jr. clothing, 148 Fulton Algeo James, hatpresser, h. 191 W. 16th Allen Charles O. physician, 266 Canal Algeo Robert, grocer, 639 Hudson, h. 20 W. 12th Allen Chalt. fancystore, 53 Third av. h. 53 Third av. Alger Addison, builder, 85 Dey, h. E. 80th n. First av. Allen Charlotte, wid. Francis D. nurse, h. 50 Norfolk Alger Daniel B. grocer, 85 Dey, h. Jersey C ity Allen Clinton W. saloon, 19 Fulton mkt. h. Concord Alger Seneca, grocer, 85 Dey, h. Jersey C ity n. Jay, B rooklyn Alger & Brother, grocers, 85 Dey Allen David R. mer. 76 South, h. 77 Nassau, B rook n Algo James, porter, h. 216 E. 23d Allen David W. silverware. 519 B’way, h. 60 E. 27th Alheit Adam, baker, 228 W. 44th, h. 228 W. 44th Allen Deborah, wid. John h. E. 26th, n. First av. Alhiet Adam, boots, 107 E. 27th, h. 107 E. 27th Allen Eben S. shipcarpenter, h. 395 Third Alicotis John M. carman h. 10 Lewis ALLEN EDEN P. private family teacher, professor Alies Kirchgaessner, beer, 191 Second, h. 191 Second of the English, French and Spanish languages, h. Aling Theodore F. blacksmith, h. 44 Broome 177 Sixth av. Alison Eliza, wid. Richard, h. 589 Broome Allen Edward P. publisher, 9 Spruce, h. 19 Howard Alker Aldolphus L. dentist, h. 325 Fourth Allen Eliza, wid. John, h. 234 W. 21st Alker Geo. apollo rooms, 410 B’way, h. 410 B'way Allen Eliza, dressmaker, h. 124 Leonard Alker Henry, lawyer, 27 Beekman, & sec. 91 Mangin Allen Eliza, wid. James, h. 276 Houston h. Eighth av. n. W. 53d Allen Elizabeth, wid. Robert, nurse, h. 25 Cornelia Alker James, carman, h. 189 E. 28th Allen Ephraim, inspector, h. 594 Grand Allaire Alexander, carman, h. 636 Greenwich Allen Ethan, editor, 79 Nassau, h. 14 College pi. ALLAIRE ANTHONY J. & Co. coppersmiths, 618 Allen Ethan A. jr. clerk, 49 Cedar, h. Jam aica, X. 1. Water, h. 169 Henry Allen Eunice, wid. Seymour, h. 170 Clinton Allaire Charles, butcher, 39 Clinton mkt. h. Washing­ Allen Ezekiel, carman, h. 688 Fourth ton n. Charles Allen Francis, drugs, 49 Third Av. h. 49 Third av. Allaire James P. late founder, h. 462 Cherry Allen George, baker, 51 Sullivan, h. 51 Sullivan Allaire Jane, wid. Chas. D. stockmkr. h. 199 W. 24th Allen George, cabinetmaker, h. 23 Pell Allaire Joseph, late carman, h. 636 Greenwich Allen George, carpenter, h. r. 85 Chrystie Allaire Robert H. shipyard, foot E. 19th, h. 84 First Allen George, cooper, h. 200 Seventh av. Allaire Thomas H. porter, h. 77 Chatham Allen George, tailor, h. r. 83 W. 18th Allaire Wilmot, coppersmith, 74 Gouvemeur Allen George B. 151 Front, h. 84 E. 16th Allaire Works, 406 Cherry Allen George C. sawyer, h. 254 E. 19th Allan John, h. 17 Yandewater Allen George C. watches, 11 Wail, h. 267 W. 21st Allan John L. carriages, Broadway n. W. 37th, h. W. Allen Geo. F. Novelty works, ft. 12th, E. R. h. 94 Ninth 41st n. Seventh av. Allen George W. carman, h. 86 Cannon Allan Robt. provisions, 226 Washington, h. 80 Watts Allen George W. musician, h. 40 Delanccy Allan Robert, marble, h. 440 Greenwich Allen Gilbert, com. mer. 134 Front, h. 168 E. 14th Allan Walter, shipcarpenter, h. 279 Third Allen Gould, shipcarpenter, h. 402 Eighth Allan William, grocer, 177 E. 26th, h. 177 E. 26th Allen Henry, mer. 58 Cedar, h. 136 Christopher Allan & Rose, wholesale dealers, butter, fish and pro­ Allen Henry, shoes, 96 Maiden la. h. 214 W. 15th visions, and teas, 226 Washington. ALLEN H’Y, tobacco, 24 Old si. h. 66 Baltic, B 'klyn Allard Horace, builder, 80 W. 14th, h. W. 43d bet. |Allen Henry A. h. 233 Sullivan Seventh & Eighth avs. j Allen Henry C. clerk, h. 116 Rivington Allard Nahum W. butcher, 154 Yarick, h. 152 Yarick Allen Henry C. livery stable, 85 Wooster, h. 104Greene Allari Joseph, boarding, 37 Rose Allen Henry J. Pilot, 69 South, h. r. 48 James Allason Francis, boarding, 67 Murray Allen Hewlett, boots, 222 Greenwich, h. 303 E. B ’way Allason Robert, policeman, h. 11 West Allen Horatio, Novelty Works, foot Twelfth, E. R. Allason Robert F. police, h. 11 West h. 25 Clinton pi. Allason Wm. strawgoods, 20 Cortlandt, h. Wyckoff, Allen Horatio P. lawyer, 15 Wall, h. Poughkeepsie n. Bond, B rooklyn Allen Hugh & Co. agent, 105 Broad, h. 66 W ’ton, B'lyn Allason Wm. strawgoods, 88 Liberty, h. Wyckoff, Allen Ira, h. 86 Charlton B rooklyn Allen Ira, ice, West cor. N. Moore, h. 97 Watts Allborn Henry, butcher, 162 Orchard Allen* Isaac, carman, h. 101 Attorney Allbride William, tailor, h. r. W. 40th, n. Eleventh av. Allen Isaac H. clerk, h. 113 E. Broadway Allbright Anne M. wid. John, boarding, h. 92 King Allen J. jeweler, 20 Maiden la. h. Providence ALL 28' ALL Allen James, baker, h. 157 E. 11th Allen Stephen, porter, h. 178 Twelfth Allen James, cabinetmaker, h. 16 Doyer Allen Stephen T. pub. 116 Nassau, h. 49 Sands, BfU yn Allen James, carpenter, h. 149 W. 26th Allen Theadou E. bookkeeper, h. 522 Broome Allen James, dentist, h. 355 Brdome Allen Theodore J., printer, h. 4 Laurens Allen James, grocer, Eleventh Av. n. W. 43rd Allen Thomas, carman, h. r. 14 E. 11th Allen James, late thread and needles, h. 83 Grand Allen Thomas, carpenter, h. 223 W. 47th Allen James, machinist, h. 38 Av. D Allen Thomas, shoemaker, h. r. 76 Henry Allen James, shoemaker, h. 118 Delancey Allen Thomas, wheelwright, h. 90 W. 17th Allen James, (col’d) whitewashes h. 8 Morton Allen Thomas, cabinetmaker, h. r 47 Delancey Allen James C. segarmaker, h. 5 Stanton Allen Thomas, machinist, h. 586 Ninth av. Allen Jas. M. mer. 182 Water, h. 159 Duffield, BPklyn Allen, Thomas E. & Son, woodenware, 188 Washing­ Allen James R. hatter, 58 Fulton, h. 133 Waverly pi. ton, h. 88 Yandam Allen James W. millinery, h. 213 First av. Allen Tilly, 21 Cliff, h. 566 Broadway Allen Jane, wid. John, chairmaker, h. 255 Walker Allen. Tristram, mer. 137 Front, h. 43 W. 22d Allen Jennis, mason, h. 204 W. 36th Allen Walter, shipcarpenter, h. 279 Third Allen John, bookseller, 139 Nassau, h. 16 Bank Allen Wan worth, slfipcarpegter, h. 121 Cannon ALLEN JOHN, broker, 70 Nassau, h. Fearl-st. h. Allen William, boarding, h. 277 Front Allen John, carman, h. 37 Cannon Allen William, carpenter, h. 305 First av. Allen John, carman, h. 221 Yarick Allen William, clocks, 105 Broad, h. Brooklyn Allen John, h. 165 Henry Allen William, gardener, h. 157 E. 11th Allen John, clerk, Reade c. West, h. B rooklyn Allen William, lawyer, 156 Broadway, h. 112 Chyrstio Allen John, cooper, 14 S. William and 99 Reade, h. Allen William, saloon, 138 Church, h. 138 Church Brooklyn Allen William, grocer, 177 E. 26th Allen John, cooper, h. r. 16 Forsyth Allen William, mer. 115 Broadway, h. Judson’s hotel Allen John, laborer, h. 53 Oliver Allen William, clerk, h. 194 W. 24th Allen John, laborer, h. 138 Perry Allen William, tailor, h. 91 Monroe Allen John, laborer, h. W. 33d n. Tenth av. Allen William, harnessmaker, h. 339 Eighth av. Allen John, liquors, 248 West, h. 248 West Allen William A., crockery, 71 John, h. 130 E. 19th ALLEN JOHN, liquors, 110 Yesey, h. 110 Yesey Allen William C., mer., 52 Exchange pi., h. 4 E. 29th Allen John, mer. 115 Broadway, h. 189 Tenth Allen William E., buttons, 35 Liberty Allen John, physician, h. E. 40th n. Fourth av. Allen William H. mer. h. 428 Fourth Allen John, plasterer, h. 208 Av. A. Allen William H., 96 Maiden la, h. 214 W. 15th Allen John, porter, h. 40 Forsyth Allen William H., fisherman, h. r. 188 Eldridge Allen John, rigger, h. r. 72 Oliver Allen William T., boots, 260 Grand, h. 260 Grand Allen John, seaman, h. r. 53 Oak Allen Wm. M., lawyer, 128 Nassau,'h. New Rochelle Allen John, tailor, h. 45 Henry Allen Wm. M., lawyer, 11 Wall, h. M orrisania Allen John, wines, 25 Cortlandt, h. Jersey Oiiy Allen kj. G. & Son, clothing, 148 Fulton Allen John B. grocer, 30 Eighth av. h. 30 Eighth av. Allen J. & M. & Co. agent3,118 South Allen John H. woodware, 188 Washington, h. N J. Allen S. T. & Co., publishers, 116 Nassau Allep John H. bookkeeper, h. 604 Eighth av. Allen & Camp, mer., 137 Front Allen John K. bookseller, 27 Bey, h. 22 Jones Allen & Brown, saloon, 138 Church Allen John P. drygoods, h. 126 Leonard Allen & Moore, feed, 124 Tenth av. Allen John T. builder, 115 Fourth av. Allen & Paxson, com. merchants, 134 Front Allen John T. salesman, h. 156 Spring Allen & Poillon, fruit, 58 Front 'Allen John Y. feed, 124 Tenth av. h. 293 W. 19th Allen &Thurber, firearms, 99 Maiden la. Allen Jonathan W. tax comm’r, 8 New city hall, h 136 Allen, Hazen & Co., importers, 52 Exchange pi. Thompson Allenbak Fred, boots, 150 E. B’way, h. 150 E. BVay Allen Joseph, hatter, h. 439 Eighth av. Allendorffer Henry, capmaker, h. 556 Pearl Allen Joseph, seaman, h. 295 W. 24th Allendorph Andrew, furnit. 455 BVay, h. 117 Chrystie Allen Joseph, cooper, h. 48 James Allendorph Philip C., naval office, c. h., h. J68 W‘. 21st Allen Joseph G. fruit, 58 Front, h. Conn. Alleoud Augustus, mer., 30 Water, h. 9 State ALLEN JULIAN, segars, 130 Water, h. 199 Clinton Alleoud Mary, fancy goods, 95£ Ninth av. Brooklyn Allere Jas. D. B., segars, 433 Hudson, h. 433 Hudson Allen Leander, accountant, h. 216 Third av. Allers Casten, grocer, 49 Hamilton and 42 Monroe Allen Lucius B. inspector, City Hall, & variety store, Allers Henry F., grocer, 152 Orange, h. 152 Orange 224| Grand, h. 105 Wooster Allers John A., grocer, 240 William, h, 10 Duane Allen Margaret J. millinery, h. 276 Houston Allerton A. M., collector, h. 12 W. 45th Allen Maria L. dressmaker, h. 25 Columbia Allerton Charles H , hotel, Madison av., cor. E. 44th Allen Marshall J. clerk, 49 Water Allerton David, drover, h. 7 W. 40th Allen Martin, agent, h. 287 W. 19th ALLERTON GEORGE W., h. 65 Lexington av. Allen Mary Ann, dressmaker, h. 730 Houston Alles, Frederick M., painter, 46 Amity, h. 46 Amity Allen Mary M. wid. John W. h. 26 Pitt Alles Philip, shoemaker, 52 Howard, h. 38 W. B*dway Allen Mary, wid. Philip, baker, 139 Wooster Allette Hyde, wid. James E., 170 Delancey Allen Matthew, brewer, 312 W. 17th, h. 310 W. 17th Alley George B., mer. 151 Front, h. 84 E. 16th Allen Morganza H. clerk, h. 303 Sixth Alley Mary, wid. Saul, h. 6 Washington sq. Allen Moses, broker, 49 William, h. 264 Hicks, E'klyn Alley Owen, stonecutter, h. 247 W. 16th Allen Nehemiah, carpenter, h 110 Lewis Alley William, h. 6 Washington sq. Allen Otis, mer. h. 35.E. 33d ALLIANCE BANK, 87 Sixth av. Allen Porter T. coal, h. 156 W. 15th Allien Henry Y. military goods, 8 Maiden la. h. B'klyn Allen Rachel, wid. Jacob, h. r. 174 Mulberry Allien Laurent, late mer. h. 52 Seventh Allen Richard, weaver, 460 Eighth av., h. 560 Allies, Henry, grocer, 173 Grand Eighth av. Allieve Enrico, teacher, h. 86 Leonard Allen Richard L., late A. B. Allen & Co., agricultural Allin George, r. 17 John, h. 179 Clinton, B rooklyn warehouse and seed store, 189 and 191 Water, and Ailing Alexander, M. hotel, 202 Eighth av. foundry 207 E. 24th Ailing J. Sackett & Co., carpets, 95 Sixth av. h. -— - Allen Robert, shoes, 141 Greenwich, h. 103 Cannon Ailing Theodore, F. smith, h. 44 Broome Allen Robert, prov. 226 Washington, h. 80 Watts Ailing, William, ostler, h. 41 Laurens Allen Robert, porter, h. r. 174£ Thompson Allinger Abraham, drygoods, 63 Av. B, h. 63 Av. B Allen Robert, butcher, 218 Third av. Alligham Robert, h. 50 Madison Allen Robert S., sawyer, h. 138 Attorney Alliott Hugh, shoes, h. E. 40th n. Third av. Allen Robert S., cutter, h. 2 Hamersley pi. Allis Ellen wid. Matthew, h. 542 Eighth av. Allen Robert W., hatter, 16 Bowery, h. 16 Bowery Allis Robert, bricklayer, h. W. 44th n. Ninth Av. Allen Samuel, carman, h. 158 W. 15th Allison Abm. S., stationer, 7 Nassau, h. 63 W. 15th Allen Samuel, hotel, 458 Fourth av., deputy-col. as­ Allison, Edward, packer, h. 65 Greenwich sessments, 2 New City Hall, h. 458 Fourth av. Allison Eliza, wid. Richard, h. 589 Broome Allen Samuel B., grocer 264 Canal, h. 264 Canal Allison George W., carpenter, h. 121, E. 25th Allen Samuel B., carman, h. 169 W. 21st Allison Henry, blacksmith, h. 208 Av. B Allen Samuel F., late boardingh. 604 Eighth av. Allison Henry, laborer, h. 187 W. 25th Allen Samuel V., frames, 119 Fulton, h. 16 Eldridge Allison John, carpenter, h. 189 West 19th Allen Sarah A., wid. James, h. r. 294 W. 28th Allison John, carpenter, h. W. 37th n. Eighth av. ALW 29 AMO ^llison John, grocer, 229 Sixth av. h. 229 Sixth av. Alwin Lewis, astrologer, h. 25 Rivington Allison John, weaver, h. 276 W. 23th Alyea John A., sashes, h. 329 Sixth av. Allison Mary, teach err 150 Walker Aman Frederic, musician, h. r. 31 Marion Allison Michael, mer. 48 Vesey Amann Carl, merchant, 50 Broad, h. Hoboken Allison Michael jr. coal, 9 Christopher, h. 807 Bleecker Amann Felix, cupper, h. 99 Pitt Allison Nathaniel, membrane plaster, h. 70 Willett Arnbach Michael, tailor, h. I l l Third Ailison Thomas H., grocer, 522 Grand, h. 522 Grand Amberman Thomas, porter, h. Broome c. Greene Allison William, seaman, h. 145 Chrystie Ambleman Henry (col’d). laborer, h. r. 256 Mott Allison Wm. N., liquors, Sixth av. n. W. 44th Ambler Charles A. coal, foot Eighth, E. R. h. L. I. Allison M jr. & Co., coal, 9 Christopher Ambler John G. dentist, 81 E. Washington pi. Allmer Fritz, medicine, h. 159 Chrystie Ambler R. P. publisher, 100 Nassau, h. 39 Ninth Alisa Joseph (col’d), shoes, h. 18 Thomas Ambler Samuel M. pianos, 83 Spring, h. 131 Eldridge Allshouse Cynthia, wid. John, h. 44 Cannon Ambrose David, watchman, h. 24 Morris Allstadt John C., inspector, h. 41 Greenwich Ambrose John, junk, h. 52 Pitt Allston Eliza, boarding, h. 121 Chambers Ambrose William, laborer, h. r. 88 Chrystie Allston John E. N. bookkeeper, h. 71 Third Amburg Mary A. h. 138 W. 20th Allston Mary, wid. Charles, h. 45 Sullivan AMBURGER CHARLES W. stationer, 25 John, h. Allwell Michael, carman, h. r. 287 Madison H astings. Allworden Peter, grocer, 32 Pitt, h. 32 Pitt Amedee Mari6, stonecutter, h. First av. n. E. 32d Allwright William, shoemaker, h. 38 Laurens Ameli Peter, carman, h. 8 Cannon Allyman Thomas, laborer, h. r. 12 Washington Amelie Mary, wid. Matthew, h. 128 Varick Alljfn Lyman, late oil, h. 102 Madison Amelung John A. packer, W. 39th n. Eleventh av. h. Allyn Peter, painter, 56 Pearl, h. 57 WyckofF, B r'klyn 312 W. 22d Almack John, tailor, h. 196 Cherry Amend Anthony, cabinetmaker, h. 103 Willett Alman Julia, col’d, washing, h. r. 41 Sullivan Amend Bernard, drugs, h. 205 Third av. Almgreen Andrew G., boarding, h. 100 Oliver Amerbac Lorenzo, shoemaker, h. 259 Delancey Almgreen Nicholas, umbrellas, h. 358$ Greenwich AMERICAN BIBLE UNION, 850 Broome Almond John, joiner, li. r. 45 Forsyth AMERICAN CORDAGE CO. 522 Water Almstadt William, scrollsawyer, h. 311 Broome AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, 50 Wall Almy Frederick, com. mer. 9 Broad, h. Boston American Express Co. 62 Broadway and*8 Erie pL Almy William, com. mer., 9 Broad, h. Boston AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY, ALMY, PATTERSON & CO., com. mer., 9 Broad Fourth av. c. Eighth Alnwick Ann, wid. Charles, boarding h; 23 Varick AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. 9 Mer. Ex. Alnwick Joseph, blacksmith, h. 16 Forsyth American Henry, teacher, h. 88 Pitt Alofsen Solomon, 2 Hanover, h. Jersey City AMERICAN tlOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY, Aloisio Francisco, musician, h. 288 Broome Fourth av. n. Eighth Alphonse Charles, police, h. 164 Stanton AMERICAN INSTITUTE, 851 Broadway Alpin Michael H. liquors, 82 Ninth av. AMERICAN IRON CO. 107 Market, N ewark Alrecht Henry, instrument, h. 262 Stanton AM. MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION, 48 Beekman Alreuler William, butcher, h. 268 Houston AM. MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. I l l Broadway Alrutz Geo. P. saloon, 6 Centre m kt pi. AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, 150 Nassau Alsassor Matthew, carpenter, 27 Av. A AMERICAN & HOWE PIN CO. 127 Pearl Alsdorf Ann, wid. Hiram, tailoress, 116 Lewis Amerman Abraham B. com. deeds, 15 Chambers Alsop Joseph W. mer. 42 South, h. 33 Washington-sq. Amerman Caleb, clerk, h. 165 W. 17th ALSOP & CHAUNOEY, merchants, 42 South Amerman Cor. sal’n, 8 Catharine si. h. 3 Catharine si. Alston Ambrose, clockcases, 87 Eldridge, h. 118 Eldr’ge Amerman Geo. V. drygoods, 79 Cedar, h. 40 Renwick Alston Eliza, boarding h. 121 Chambers Amerman Isaac, measurer, 12 Broad, h. front n. 26th Alston George W. coloring, h. 15 Roosevelt c. Ninth av. Alstyne Desire, wid. John, h. 168 Madison Amerman Isaac jr. acct. 212,jPearl, h. M orrisania Alstyne John, broker, 62 Wall, h. 168 Madison Amerman Isaac R. carman, n. 213 W. 21st Alt Adam, tailor, h. 166 Broome Amerman Jacob R. lawyer, h, 118 Forsyth Alt Peter, bootmaker, h.' 74 Carmino Amerman Jno. W. printer, 60 William, h. 153 Delancey Alteaga Manuel, mer. h. 97 First av. Amerman Peter, mer. 121 Warren, h. 40 W. 29th Altenhain Daniel, carpenter, h. 118 Twelfth Amerman R. S. lawyor, 167 Broadway, h. 89 St Altenkirch Augustus, liquors, 5 Av. A, h. 5 Av. A Mark’s pi. ALTENKIRCH & LANG, liquors, 5 Av. A AMERMAN RICHARD, city surveyor, 45 Bowery, Alter Henry, tinsmith, 270 Spring h. 1021 Broadway Althause John J. ironworks, 443 Broadway & 22 Mer­ Amerman Wm. C. tailor, 163 & 165 Wooster, h. 642 cer, h. 443 Broadway \Houston Althause Samuel B. ironworks, 443 Broadway & 22, Amcrmen Charles H. bookkeeper, h. 260 W. 33d Mercer, h. 19 Mercer Amery Isabella, teacher, 3 Stone, h. 78 Hudson Althause S. B. & Co. iron works, enamelled grates Amery James, tailor, h. 78 Hudson and fenders, iron railing, wrought iron roofs, &c. Ames Barrett h. 33 Lafayette pi. 443 Broadway, & 20 & 22 Mercer Ames Cyrus, shipjoiner, h. 168 W. 37th Althause & Tooker, hotel, 27 James Ames D. manufac. 65 Chatham, h. Williamsburgh Altheimer Jacob, butcher, h. 133 Pitt Ames Edward T. painter, h. 92 Columbia Althof Frederick, fancygoods, 59 Maiden lane Ames Elizabeth, wid. John R. h. 249 Seventh Althof & Ahlborne, fancygoods, 59 & 61 Maiden lane AMES ISAAC, stationer, 78 John, li. White P lains Alting Conrad, tailor, h. 113 Third Ames James B. acct h. 49 E. Broadway Altman Phillip, millinery, h. 249 Stanton Ames James B. jr. acct 52 Wall, h. 49 E. Broadwav Altmann Ferdinand, grocery, 307 Third, h. 307 Third Ames John, teas, h. 21 First Altschul Sigismund & Co., liquors, 167 Chrystie Ames John, clerk, 399 Eighth, h. 264 Tenth Alvaney Lawrence, laborer, h. 3 Pelham Ames, John, brush-raanfr, 44 Dey, h. Lansingburg Alvar Francisca, teacher, li. 214 Third av. Ames John H. machinist, h. 375 Sixth Alvear Leon de, watches, 81 Canal, li. 776 Broadway Ames John R. teacher, h. 21 First Alviry Francis, teacher, h. 464 Tenth av. Ames Jos. D. grocer, 171 Washington, h. 114 Sullivan Alviset Amedee, cutlery, 590 Broadway, h. 590 B’way. Ames Samuel, stonecutter, h 108 Leroy Alvord Alfred, hatpresser, h. 15 Eighth av. Ames Wm. H. hats, 166 Water, h.4 Remsen, Br'klyn Alvord Alonzo A. pres. 146 Broad way,alderman 18th S Ames Wm. T. carman, h. 196 Madison Ward, h. 10 W.Slst Ames, Herrick & Barnes, stationers, 78 John Alvord Charles F. clerk, h. 16 Cottage pi. Ametrano Antonio, fruit, 6 Fulton market, h. 185 Alvord Coridon A., printer, 29 & 31 Gold, h. 89 E. 27th York, B rooklyn Alvord Elos, h. 191E. 21st Amidon Francis H. hatter, 649 Broadway, h. 60 Troy ALVORD GEORGE B. hats, 208 Chatham, h. 208 Amman Jacob, carmaker, h. r. 225 W. 17th Chatham Amman Vinzcnz, tailor, 4 City H’llpl. h. 4 City h. pi. Alvord Germain G., merchant, 82 Water Ammon Fred. gro. 234 Rivington, h. 234 Rivington Alvord Samuel, builder, 19 Bethune, h. 15 E. 21st Ammon Nicolaus, barber, 152 Second, h. 152 Second Alwaise John, h. 730 Greenwich Amon Bernhard, tailor, r. 45 Ludlow Alwaise Maria, h. 138 Elm Amory James, livery, 44 Mott, h. 84 Bayard Alwell Robert, carpenter, h. r. 73 Hamersley Amory Pe’r B. clerk, 8 Fulton, h. W. 68th c. Sixth av AND 30 AND Amos Alexander, carman, h. 134 E. 28d Anderson Eliza, wid. John, h. 149 Attorney ^ Amos George, butcher, h. E. 87th n. Third ay. Anderson Fanny, dressmaker, h. 266 Third Amos Alonzo, porter, h. 673 Water Anderson Francis, boatman, h. 893 Water Amos John (cord, porter, h. 42 Leonard Anderson Francis, police, h. 1 More Amos Nancy (col’d) wid. Isaac, h. 162 Waverly pi. Anderson Frederick R. com. mer. h 7T narrow Amos Nicholas, bookkeeper, h. 275 Ninth av. Anderson Garritt, clerk, h. 689 Washington • Amos Thomas, drygoods, 453 Hudson, h. 49 Leroy Anderson George, paver, h. 219 W. 25tn Amour George W. driver, h. r. 127 W. 23th Anderson George, joiner, h. 86 University pi. Amrhem Michael, cabinet, 101 Elm, h. 115 Prince Anderson George, blacksmith, h. Eleventh av.n.S6th Amrhem & Kymmerle, cabinet, 101 Elm Anderson George, boarding h. 397 Sixth Amroyd Andrew, finisher, h. 196 W. 36th Anderson George, tailor, h. r. 106 W.^9th Amsbury H. M. jewelry, 20 Maiden la. h. Western h. Anderson George H. shades, 337 Grand, h. 837 Grand Ainsell Henry, painter, h. 19 Forsyth Anderson George W. sec. 461 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Amsinck L. E. mer. 109 Pearl, h. Staten Islo/nd Anderson George W. sec. 114 Grand, h. B rooklyn Amson A. 8. imp. 98 William, h. 71 Crosby Anderson Geo. W. clerk, 2 Hall of records, h. 214 W. Amson & Wallach, imps, fancygoods, 93 William 31st X01/ 0 Amtmann J. C. & Co. imps. 204 Broadway Anderson Hannah E. wid. George, bakery, 5 Second Anable Anne M. wid. Edmund, boarding h. 49 Pike av. h. 5 Second av. Anable William H. h. 43 London terrace Anderson Henry, plasterer, h. 357 Seventh av. Anclin Charles, h. 62 Lexington av. Anderson H. J. physician, h 62 W. 20th Andariese Geo. W. jr. butcher, 45 Washington mkt. Anderson Henry H. lawyer, 51 Chambers h. W. 40th bet Seventh and Eighth avs. ANDERSON HIRAM, wholesale and retail carpet Andariese John, butcher, 46 Washington mkt. h. 139 warerooms, 99 & 103 Bowery, h. 70 Rivington W. 40th Anderson Isaac, hardware, 49 Canal, h. 62 White - Andariese William, policeman, h 84 Seventh Anderson Isaac, butcher, 31 Fulton mkt h. 27 Cen­ Andel Magdalena, wid. Reinhard, h. 168 Second tre mkt. Andem William, mer. 75 South, h. — Fourth av. Anderson Isabella, h. 23£ Clarke Anderer Ambrose, tailor, h. I l l Delancev Anderson J. George, mer. 10 Beaver, h. Tallahassee Andereya Hubert cabinetmaker, h. 343 E. 12th Anderson J. Henry & Co. carpets, 103 Bowery, h. 127 Anders John, tailor, h. 20 Av. B j Rivington * Anders John H. physician, 9 Oliver Anderson Jacob, acc. h. 178 Chambers Anderson Abel T. lawyer, 142 Broadway, h. 52 E. 24th Anderson Jacob S. carver, 236 South, h. 126 Monroe Anderson Abraham, late weaver, h. 158 W. 29th Anderson Jacob W. h. 121 Norfolk Anderson Abraham, shipcarpenter, h. 69 Attorney Anderson James, hardware, 40 Dev, h. Westchester Anderson Abraham (col’d), waiter, h. r. 16 Anthony Anderson James, physician, h. 30 University pL Andersoit Alexander, lab. h. Eleventh av. n. 37th Anderson James, carman, h. 54 Bedford Anderson Alexander, painter, h. 167 Broome Anderson James, police, h. 6 Essex Anderson Alexander, plasterer, hi. 192 Seventh av. Anderson James, c. h. inspector, h. 189 Third av. Anderson Alexander, woodengraver, h. 279 Broome Anderson James, tailor, h. 449 Greenwich Anderson Andrew, blacksmith, h. 67 W. 33d Anderson James, actor, h. 5 Market Anderson Andrew, carman, h. 237 Tenth av. Anderson James, patternmaker, h. 322 Third Anderson Andrew, oysters, h. r. 130£ Forsyth Anderson James, plasterer, h. 62 Ninth av. c. 15th Anderson Andrew, h. r. 119 Bedford Anderson James (Cord), porter, h. 133 Elizabeth Anderson Andw. pianos, 204 Bleecker, h. 121W. 16th Anderson James, porter, h. 210 Sullivan Anderson Andw. late manufacturer, h. 300 Ninth av. Anderson James, saloon, 98 Yesey, h. 75 Elizabeth Anderson Andrew, tailor, h. 122 Twelfth Anderson James A. sawyer, h. W. 40th. n. Ninth av. Anderson Andrew T. cabinetmaker, h. 117 Broome Anderson James B. plasterer, h. 62 Fifteenth Anderson Anne, wid. Robert, h. 19 Batavia Anderson James J. barber, 124 Grand, h. 93 Chrystie Anderson Anne D. wid* Charles, h. 261 Third Anderson Jane, wid. James, h. 607 Houston Anderson Arthur, machinist, h. 206 W. 16th Anderson Jane, widow, washer, h. 402 Eighth Anderson Benjamin, machinist, h. 8 Av. D Anderson Jane, wid. Wm. gro. 47 Spring, h. 47 Spring Anderson Catharine, wid. John W. 20th bet Ninth Anderson Jane, seamstress, 118$ Twelfth and Tenth avs. Anderson Jane, wid. Robert, h. 512 Broome Anderson Charles, boarding h. 390i Water Anderson John, carman, h. 87 Barrow Anderson Charles (cord), porter, h. 86 Sullivan Anderson John, shirts, 306 Bowery, h. 306 Bowery Anderson Charles, acct. 174 Pearl, h. 493 Broome Anderson John, teacheiyh. 337 Grand Anderson Charles, rigger, h. r. 14 Pelham Anderson John, coachmaker, h !19 E. 25th Anderson Charles E. broker, 24 South and 65 Wall, h. Anderson John, carman, h. 170 Chrystie 69 Union pi. Anderson John, clerk, h. 689 Washington Anderson Charles E. builder, 57 Great Jones Anderson J’n, tailor, Broome, c.B’dway, h. 280 Spring Anderson Charles F. architect, 44 Wall, h. — Union, Anderson John, laborer, h. r. 246 W. 29th Brooklyn Anderson John, laborer, h. r. 107 Sheriff Anderson Charles M. junk, 431 Water, h. 51 Rutgers Anderson John, chandler, h. 166 Perry Anderson Charles W. stairbuilder, r. 3 Orchard, h Anderson John, hatter, h. r. 260 Delancey 1 52 Chrystie Anderson John, h. 870 Madison Anderson Christina, wid. Charles, h. 35 Laurens Anderson John & Co. tobacconists, 106 Broadway, h. Anderson Clementina, millinery, 173 Chrystie 1 Broadway Anderson Cornelius, carman, h. 117 Christopher Anderson John, mason, h. r. I l l Ninth av. Anderson Cornelius Y grocer, 71 Mulb’ry, h. 161 Allen Anderson John, stevedore, h. r. 7 Chrystie Anderson Cornelius Y. pres. ins. co. 61 Chambers, h. Anderson John jr. district justice, 166 Clinton, a 30 Bank Grand, h. 30 Av. D Anderson David, laborer, h. 266 W. 29th Anderson John, bookbinder, h. 31 Clarke Anderson David, weaver, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Anderson John, crockery, 898b Bowery, h. 1 Sixth Anderson David H. saloon, 142 Mercer, h. 51N. Moore Anderson John, calker, h. r. 188 Rivington Anderson David M. threads, 875 B’way. h. 875 B’way Anderson John, engineer, h. 149 Hammond Anderson David W. plumber, 71 Sixth av. h. 71 Anderson John, grocer, h. 629 Ninth av. Sixth av. Anderson John, laborer, h. 314 W. 80th Anderson Dennis, ostler, h. W. 27th c. Tenth av. Anderson John, porter, h. 30 Av. D Anderson Ebenezer, fancystore, 194 Canal, h. 194 Canal Anderson John, salesman, b. 72 N. Moore Anderson Edmund, builder, 67 Eldridge, h. 61 Hester Anderson Edmund jr. carpenter, 61 Hester I n d ia n 8,hoema,ker’ h- 180 Greenwich av. Anderson John, shoemaker, h. 8 Amity pi. Anderson Edward, coachman, h. r. 12 Amity pi. Anderson John, sawyer, h. 165 W. 33d ' Anderson Edward, blacksmith, h. 296 W. 31st Anderson John A. drygoods, 76 Cedar, h. W 22d Anderson Elbert, mer. 9 Broad, h. 7 W. 16th Anderson John A. hatter, h. 399 First av. Anderson Elbert 0. late mer. h. 100 E. 19th Anderson John B. flour mer. 167 South, h. Jersey CAtu Anderson Elijah, carpenter, h. 61 Clinton Anderson Elizabeth, wid. James, h. 1046 Broadway ^ ^ E ssex^0*111 E* machinist» 26 Washingtonfh. % Anderson Elizabeth (col’d), washing, h. r. 17 Laurens And^rson^John F. butcher, 58 Catharine m kt h. 177 Anderson Eugene, vegetables, Centre mkt h. 11 Cen­ tre mkt pi. Anderson John H. physician, h. 181 Hester AND 31 AND Anderson John H. carpets, h. 127 Rivington Anderson William T. clerk, 278 Pearl, h. 37 Catharine Anderson John I. sailor, h. 582 Fourth Anderson William T. bookbinder, 21 Ann, h. Van­ Anderson John H. carpets, 103 Bowery, h. 127 Riv- derbilt av. B rooklyn ington , Anderson & Davidson, plasterers, 283 W. 19th Anderson John S. lumber, Av. A, c. E. 18th, h. Green- ANDERSON & MACL AY, druggists, 28 & 30 Fulton poin t, L. I. Anderton Dorindo, wid. John, h. 49 Mangin Anderson John S. tailor, h. 71 Yandam Anderton Ellen, fancygds, 365 Hudson, h. 365Hudson Anderson John W. clothing, 193 West Anderton John R. & Brother, metal sash, r. 142 Grand, Anderson Joseph, sashmaker, h. 262 W. 28th h. 49 Mangin Anderson Joseph, shoemaker, h. 183 W. 17th ANDERTON RALPH L. silverplater, 142 Grand Anderson Joseph G. shipsmith, 288 Front, h. 271 and r. 160 Elm, h. 142 Grand S. Fifth, William sburgh Andes Casper, mason, h. 50 W. 235th Anderson J. F. & W. butchers, 58 Catharine mkt. Andes John, bootmkr. 550 Ninth av. h. 550 Ninth av. Anderson Lorin, laborer, h. 20 Thames Andor Ann, wid. Daniel, h. 216 Av. A Anderson Margaret, teacher, h. 81 Charlton Andorf William, moulds, h. 273 Tenth av. Anderson Margaret, wid. Nicholas, h. 206 Church Andrade Joseph, (Rev.) h. 35 E. 27th Anderson Margaret, wid. J. h. 14 Tenth Andrae Valentine, bootmaker. 600 Fourth AnderSon Martin B. publr. 122 Nassau, h. 14 S. Ninth, Andre Charles, segars, 31 Cedar, h. 89 State, B rooklyn Williamsburgh Andre Christ, bootmak. 105 Bleecker, h. 105 Bleeckor Anderson Mary, wid. Andw. oysters, h. 48 Hammond Andre Brothers, segars, 31 Cedar Anderson Mary, washerwoman, h. r 80 Charlton Andre Marie, h. 92* Laurens Anderson Mary (colM), washing, h. 216 Mott Andreae Bernhard, imp. 49 Broadway, h. Germ any Anderson Mary Ann (col’d), cook, r. 155 Mercer Andreae Otto, imp. 49 Broadway, h. Clifton, L. 1. Anderson Martha (col’d), wid. Daniel, h. r. 114 Mac- ANDREAE & CO. imps. 49 Broadway dougal Andreas Adolphus, coal, 69 Greenwich av. and Ninth Anderson Matilda, wid. Joseph, h. r. 154 Wooster av. c. W. 49th, h. B loom ingdale Anderson Moses, phys. 42 Walker, h. 21 Charlton Andreas John, laborer, h. r. 137 Pitt ANDERSON OLE, dining saloon, 303 Front, h. 303 Andreas John, painter, h. 48 Av. A Front Andreas John W. coal, 69 Greenwich av. and Ninth Anderson Peter, clerk, h. 16 Third av. c. W. 49th, h. Bloom ingdale Anderson Peter, rigger, h. 79 Cannon Andreas Michael, laborer, h. r. 161 Lewis Anderson Peter, carman, h. 90 Delancey Andreas & Son coal, 69 Greenwich av. and Ninth Anderson Peter W. drugs, 28 Fulton, h. 195 Prince av. c. W. 49th Anderson Rachael, wid. Reuben, milliner, h. 126 Amos Andree Fred. mer. 133 Pearl, h. Carlton av. B rooklyn Anderson Rebecca (col’d), wid. Henry, washing, h. r. Andrees Andrew, grocer, 292 E. 11th, h. 292 E. 11th 86 King Andres Christoph, carpetweaver, h. 493 Tenth av. Anderson Rebecca, wid. John, h. 83 Henry Andresen John, imp. 52 Beaver Anderson Richard K. carman, h. 66 Cannon Andress Peter, mason, h. W. 35th n. Ninth av. Anderson Robert, h. 457 Fourth Andrew Catharine, wid. Henry, h. Fifth av. bet. W. Anderson Robert, blacksmith, h. 28 Goerck 21st and 22d Anderson Robert, carman, h. r. 314 W. 30th Andrew David, confectionery and wax figures, 36 Anderson Robert, (cord),whitewashes h. r. 34 Ludlow ! Eighth av. h. 36 Eighth av. Anderson Robert, shipcarpenter, 365 Sixth Andrew Geo. smith, E. 14th, n. First av. h. 471E. 12th Anderson. Rob. shoes, 2 Lispenard, h. r 143 W .B’dway Andrew Sally, wid. Joseph, h. 194 Bleecker Anderson Robert, sugarbaker, h. 15 Desbrosses Andrews A. boarding, h. 142 Wooster Anderson Robert, weaver, h. W. 44th n. Tenth av. Andrews A. O. imp. 124 Water, h. 81 Henry Anderson Robert S. musician, h. r. 80 Mott Andrews Abram,-brassfounder, h. 670 Water Anderson Robert S, N. physician, 12 Park pi. h. 21 Andrews Ambrose, daguerreotypes, 122 Canal Lispenard Andrews Amelia, wid. Philo, butter, h. 31 E. 11th Anderson Samuel (col’d), whitewashes h. 10 Thomas Andrews Anne, wid. David, h. 213 Tenth av. Anderson Samuel C. carptr. h. W. 36th n. Tenth av. Andrews Anthony, basketmaker, h. 95 E. 29th Anderson Samuel, h. 85 Spring Andrews Benjamin physician, h. 179 Madison Anderson Sarah, wid. Finley, h. 119 Hammond Andrews Benjamin, stages, First av. c. E. 27th, b. Anderson Sarah, wid. Henry, h. 146 Forsyth 158 E. 26th Anderson Sovereign B. clerk, 143 Allen Andrews Catharine, wid. Whitehead, h. 26 Second Anderson Thomas, painter, h. 533 Broome Andrews Charles, furnisher, 38 Oak, h. 38 Oak Anderson Thomas* grocer 128 Broome, h. 128 Broome Andrews Charles, bookbinder, h. 367 Madison Anderson Thomas, baker, h. r. 79 Elizabeth. Andrews Chas. B. jobber, 23 William, h. Judson’s h. Anderson Thomas, boilermaker, h. 497 Tenth av. Andrews Charles S. lawyer, 12 Wall, h. 71 W. 26th Anderson Thomas, laborer, 112 Charlton Andrews Charles S. sea captain, h. 115 Hamersley Anderson Thomas, plasterer, h. 143 W. 27th Andrews D. lawyer, 65 Chatham, h. 78 E. Broadway Anderson Thomas, shipfastener, h. 126 Lewis Andrews David, sawyer, h. 66 Mangin Anderson W. Gibbons, woollens, 30 Liberty, h. 30 Andrews Chester, physician, 1 Broadway University pi. Andrews David, stonecutter, h. 316 W. 29th Anderson Walter, butcher, 58 Catharine mkt. h. 252 Andrews E. Warren, Jawyer, 157 Broadway Madison Andrews Dudley B. c. h. inspi h. 51 First Anderson William, carman, h. 86 King Andrews E. W. brok. 91 Beaver, Mansion h. B rooklyn Anderson William, ice, h. 108 Attorney Andrews Elihu, d’gds,209 Sixth av. h. 443 Sixth av. Anderson William, machinist, h. 191 Spring Andrews Eliza, dressmaker, h. 339 Grand Anderson William, paints, 116 Cannon, h. 118 Cannon Andrews Eliza, wid. Benjamin, h. 179 Madison Anderson William, reporter, h. 119* Hammond Andrews Eulick, tailor, h. r. 227 Houston Anderson William, printer, h. 137 Charles Andrews Francis, sashes, 141 W. Broadway, h. 141 Anderson William, sailor, h. 51 Cherry W. Broadway Anderson William, late carman, h. 68 First Andrews Frederick, laborer, h. r. 10 Pitt Anderson Wm. carpenter, 285 Front, h. 221 Broome Andrews George, d’gds, 209 Sixth av. h. 443 Sixth av. Anderson William, h. 68 First Andrews George, waiter, h. 63 Montgomery Anderson Wm. account. 34 Wall, h. 141 Fourth av Andrews George, tailor, h. 110 Leonard Anderson William, clerk, h. 19 Second Andrews Geo. G. agent 5 Try on row, h. 179 Madison Anderson William, marblecutter, h. 259 W. 33d Andrews George H. editor, 70 Wall, h. 10 S. Ninth, Anderson William, canvasser, h. 430 Eighth av. Williamsburgh Anderson William, saloon, 25 Orange Andrews Geo. R. jeweler, 149 Fulton, h. 551 Broome Anderson William C. police, 38 Barclay Andrews Haym M. mer. 147 Front, h. 139 W. 11th / Anderson William G. dining saloon, 280 Eighth av. Andrews Henry, farrier, h. 2 '0 W. 44th h. 280 Eighth av. Andrews Henry, smith, 196 W. 44th, h. 150 W. 44th Anderson William H. carman, h. 16 Jtones Andrews Henry O. com. mer. 89 Wall Anderson William H. tobacconist, h. ft>9 Delancey Andrews H’y Q. sarsaparilla, 116 Nassau, h. London Anderson William II. sailmaker, h. 102 Allen Andrews Horace, lawyer, 12 Wall, h. 71 W. 26th Anderson William H. carpenter, h. 99 Clinton Andrews James, jeweler, 10 Cortlandt, h. 97 Troy Anderson Wm. J. strawgds, 63 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Andrews James, clerk, h. 97 E. 16th Anderson William M. h. 802 Washington Andrews Jam5s jr. clerk, h. Sixth av. C. W. 27th ANG 32 ANT Andrews Jas. E. drygoods, 460 Grand, h. 10 Attorney Angevine Stephen, carman, h. 125^Amity Andrews James W. mer. 70 Pine, h B rooklyn Angevine D. jewellers, 15 Beekman Arnold Thos. G. & Co., gasburners, 41 Greene h. 10 Arthurs Bobert, saddler, h. r. 155 E. 16th Bedfbrd Arthurs William, laborer, h. r. 890 Eighth av. Arnold Welcome'V. B. flagyard, foot 25th and 26th Artois Anna (col’d), wid. Henry, h. r. 20 Clarke E. B. h. 85 Attorney Artois Francis A. imp. Nassau, h. 178 E. 20th Arnold William, shoemaker, h. 83 Bayard Arus John T. carpenter, h. 813 Seventh av. ABNOLD W ILLIAM, dentist, h. 4 Clinton p i Asche Henry, liquors, 36 Cedar, h. 62 Bose Arnold William E. saloon, 18 West, h. 18 West Aschenbrenner John, imp. 126 Hester, h. 126 Hester ABNOLD D. H. & Co. com. mers. 60 Pine Aschenbrenner Melchiol, physician, h. 168 Elm Arnold D. S. & Co. fancygoods, 19 Cortlandt, h. Ascher Simon, tailor, h. 241 Bivington B rooklyn Ascough John D. & Co. ice, 190 & 388 West, h. W. Arnold T. G. & Co. gasburners, 41 Greene 12th ABNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. drygoods. 62 Canal Ascough Wm. P. accountant, 388 West, h. 75 Jane Arnold, Wood & Co., liverystable, 84 Second av. Asel George, grocer, 90 Willett, h. 90 Willett Arnot David H. architect, 50 Wall, h. E. 43d n. Asey George W. sbirtcutter, h. 2 Minetta Broadway Ash Abel, clothier, h. 21 Catharine Arnout Henry, carpenter, h. 175 W. 28th Ash Abraham, tailor, h. 158 Leonard Arnout Margaret’S, teacher, h. 175 W. 28th Ash John, furniture, 191 Chatham sq. h. 191 Cha. sq. Arman Adeline, wid. John B, h. 345 Spring * 1 Ash John, laborer, h. r. 309 Madison Arnoux Anthony, tailor, 303 Broadway, h. 139 Greene Ash John, laborer, h. r. 49 Oak Amoux Edward F. dentist, 32 Bond, h. 139 Greene Ash John G. plumber, 183 William, h. 40 S. 7th, Arnoux Gabriel A. tailor, 303 Br’dway, h. 183 E. 15th William sburg Arnoux Hanna, wid. John, tailoress, h. 124 W. 30th Ash Platschek Moses, clothing, 825 Eighth av. h. 325 ABNOUX A. & G. A. tailors, 808 Broadway Eighth av. Arnoux William E. marblecutter, h. 394 Bleecker Ash Platschek M. & Co., clothing, 325 Eighth av. Amow Simeon, mer. 154 Maiden la. Ash Wm. H. lookingglasses, 38 Cortlandt Amslie John (col’d), musician, 84 Sullivan Ash & Nicholls, plnmbers, 183 William A*nst Stephen, shoemaker, h. 300 Sixth Ashard George W. agent, 28 Abingdon pi. Arnstein Alexander, segars, 74 Broome Ashard Lewis, boarding, 28 Abingdon p i VTF 36 ATT Ashbey Samuel B. late grocer, 105 South, h. Williams­ Atfield John, h. 84 Greenwich burg Atchison Saunders, bookkeeper, h. 59 Monroe Ashby Edith L. teacher, h. 164 Ninth av4 Atherden George, paperhanger, h. 160 Clinton Ashby George E. engineer, h. 164 Ninth av. Atherden George, turner, 68 Beekman, h. 96 Concord, Ashby Hephzibah, wid. John, h. 164 Ninth av. Brooklyn Ashcraft Osdin, watches, 44 mer. ex., h. 85 Murray. Atherton Grace E. wid. Bartlt dressmkr. h. 82 Hester Ashcroft Barbara, baskets, 249 Bowery, h. 249 Bowery Atherton H. L. imp. 48 Broad, h. 39 Tenth Ashdown George, clerk, h. 21T W. 27th Atherton Horace B. police, 10 Tenth Ashe Frances, painter, h. 818 Broome Atherton Samuel, machinist, h. W. 40th, n. Tenth av. Ashe James H. grainer, 289 Seventh, h. 289 Seventh Atherton William, late, harness, h. r. 100 Madison Ashe William, carpenter, h. 259 Av. A Athya John, com. mer. 84 Beaver, h. Scotland Ashenfelder Philip, tailor, h. r. 35 First. Atkens William, tailor, h. 92 Cherry. Asher James (col’d), seaman, h. 25 Watts Atkin S. W. & H. groceries, 470 Fourth, h. 470 Fourth Asher Morros, caps, h. 412 Eighth av. Atkins Charles A. drygoods, 12 Cortlandt and 11 & 13 Ashfield Alfred, coal by the cargo, 441 Grand, h. 266 Dey, h. 78 Warren E. Broadway Atkins Chas. H. hats, 212 Greenwich, h. Jersey City Ashford Brothers, perfumers, 608 Washington Atkins Edwin, shipchandler, 38 South, h. 9 Monroe Ashforth William H. pianoforte mk. h. 139 Third av. pi. B rooklyn Ashheim Solomon, clothier, 4 Bowery, h. 4 Bowery Atkins Eliza, wid. John, boardingh. 128 Cannon Ashley J. 0. imp. 68 South, h. 42 Waverley pi. Atkins Elizabeth B. wid Benjamin, h. 16 State Ashley James N tel 21 Wrall, h. 31 City Hall pL Atkins James, engraver, h. 138 Elm Ashley John, lettercarrier, h. 76 W. 19th Atkins Jane (col’d), stewardess, h. r. 224 Delancey Ashley L. Seymour, lawyer, 71 Nassau h. 70 Fourth Atkins John R. packer, h. 661 Washington Ashley Thomas, boarding h. 99 Roosevelt ATKINS JOSHUA & CO. shipchandlers, 88 South, Ashmen William, butcher, h. 205 Fifth h. 9 Monroe pi. Brooklyn Ashmore Joseph, rigger, h. 17 Morris Atkins Joshua jr. shipchandler, 38’South, h. 160 Henry, Ashmore Peter (cord), waiter, h. r. 85 King B rooklyn Ashton George, imp. 47 Exchange pi. h. 88 W. 17th Atkins Rebecca, wid. Amos, h. 107 Houston Ajshton Henry, shipsmith. h. 329 Sixth Atkins Simeon, boatman, h. 187 W. 13th Ashton William, printer, h. 214 Walker Atkins William, clerk, h. 754 Greenwich ASHTON & GILLILAN, imps. 47 Exchange pi. Atkins Wm. D. butcher, 10 Union mkt h. 94 Columbia Ashwell George, jeweler, r. 85 Chrystie Atkins William F. dyer, 111 W. 24th, h. 257 Fourth av Ash well Thomas J. aquafortis, 12 E. 27th h. 12 E. 27th Atkins J. & Co. shipchandlers, 88 South Ashwin Charles, 86 Fulton, h. Bridge st Brooklyn Atkinson Amonca, carpenter, h. 92 W. 16th Ashwith Miles, machinist, 42 W. 13th Atkinson Asher, druggist, 230 Greenwch, h. 528 Hdsn. Ashwood William, seaman, li. r. 366 Madison Atkinson C. F. clerk, h. 98 Hammerley Asiel Nathan, h. 27 Norfolk Atkinson Edward, grocer, 153 Leonard, h.153 Leonard Ask Jo'siah, printer, h. r. 49 Oliver Atkinson Edward, physician, h. 28 Clark Askliam John, cutler, 215 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Atkinson Horatio, bootmaker, h. 6 Leroy Askin Eli, carpenter, h. 69 W. 38d Atkinson John, maltster, h. 2 Broome Askins Thomas, plasterer, h. 124 E. 37th Atkinson John, printer, h. 652 Pearl Ask with Sarah, wid. William, h. 52 Av. 0 Atkinson Robert, shipcarpenter, h. 349 Sixth Asley John, constable, 1102 Broadway, h. 76 W. 18th Atkinson John, silkwarper, h. 91 W. 13th Asley William, smith, 177 Av. A,h. 177 Av. A Atkinson John P. auctioneer, 111 Pearl, h. 137 Hicks, Asmus Heinrick, cabinetmaker, h. 595 Fourth B rooklyn Asmus Miner, laborer, h. 105 First av. Atkinson Margaret, boarding, h. 45 Walker Asoy Rosalie, wid. Thomas, washing, h. 57 Cherry Atkinson Michael, printer, h. 44 Willett Aspel Patrick, rigger, h. r. 400 Cherry Atkinson Noel (col’d), waiter, h. 20 Minetta la. Aspell Artemas D. dentist, 195 Fulton, 1: 224 Sixth av. Atkinson Richard, shipsmith, 486 Water, 88 Wash­ ASPELL JAMES, liquors, 344 Eighth av. h. 344 ington, & 54 West, h. 89 Monroe Eighth Av. Atkinson Richard jr. smith, h. 89 Monroe Aspinwall James S. drugs, 86 William, h. 88 E. 18th Atkinson Robert, shipcarpenter, h. 349 Sixth Aspinwall John L. mer. 55 South, h. 9 Great Jones Atkinson Robinson R. carpenter, h. 109 W. 29th Aspinwall Susan, wid. John, h. 60 Bleecker Atkinson Sarah, wid. John, h. 40 Horatio Aspinwall William H. mer. 54 Sc 55 South, h. Tenth, Atkinson Samuel, builder, 29 Essex, h. 232 Division cor. University pi. Atkinson Thomas, liquors, 18 Bowery, h. 18 Bowery Asseler Caspar I. importer, 15 Beaver, h. Fulton av. Atkinson Thomas, segarmaker, h. 22 Columbia Brooklyn Atkinson Watson, sawyer, h. 276 Third Asseler & Meyer, imps. 15 Beaver Atkinson William, drygoods, 310 Third av. h. 810 Assenheim Solomon, tailor, h. 38 Yandewater Third av. Assenheimer Henry, physician, h. 51 Delancey Atkinson William, basketmaker, 5 Av. D, h. 58 Av. D Asslin Lewis, hatter, h. 124 Leonard Atkinson William, painter, h. 237 Tenth av. Astel John, cabinetmaker, h. 21 Oak Atkinson & Folwell, builders, 29 Essex Asten Abraham, clerk, h. Jefferson c. Henry Atkis William, engineer, h. r. 28 Lewis Asten James, painter, 27 Nassau, h. 178 Hester Atlaksen Aanen, blinds, h. 159 First av. Asten John, clerk, h. 101 Forsvth ATLANTIC BANK, 55 Fulton, B rooklyn Asten Joseph .C. carman, h. 49 Norfolk ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO. 74 Wall & Asten Peter, porterhouse, 88 Bowery, h. 88 Bowery 110 Atlantic, Brooklyn Asten Thomas, auctioneer, 3 Nassau, h. E. 40th n. ATLANTIC MUTUAL INS. CO. 51 Wall Third av. Atlantic Fire & Marine Insurance Co. 63 Wall Asten Thomas L. cartman, h. 167 Allen Atlantic Oil Manufacturing Co. 56 Water Asten William, cooper, 42 Water, h. 99 Jay, Brooklyn Atlantic White Lead Co. 287 Pearl Asten William B. fancygoods, 100 Av. D, h. 100 Av. D Atlar Par, pedler, h. 57 Av. C Asten & Seabury, painters, 27 Nassau Atlas Mutual Marine Insurance Co. 16 Merch. Ex­ Astin John, weaver, h. 21 Cornelia change Astin Thomas, stonecutter, h. 277 W. 19th Atmen Philip, bricklayer, h. E. 39th, n. Second av. Astoin Felix, late imp. h. 58 Ninth Attell Henry, brassfounder. h. 583 fourth Aston John, rulemaker, h. 217 E. 23d Attenhofer M. J. scrolls, 2 Corneiia, h. 2 Cornelia Aston Joseph H. rulemaker, h. 202 E. 19th Atterbury Benjamin B. com. mer. 34 Broad & 32 New, Aston Mary A. dressmaker, h. 5 Seventh av. h. England ASTOR BANK, Nassau c. John Atterbury Francis, com. mer. 34 Broad & 32 New, h. ASTOR FIRE INSURANCE CO. 67 Chatham Engla/nd Astor John J. h. 237 W. 14th Atterbury, Lewis jr. & Co., com. mers. 84 Broad & 32 Astor John J. jr. 85 Prince, h. 37 Lafayette pL New, h. 22 Irving pi Astor Library, 38 Lafayette_pl. Atterbury William, acct 234 Water, h. 14 Tillary, ASTOR WILLIAM B. 85 Prince, h. 34 Lafayette pi. Brooklyn ASYLUM FOR FRIENDLESS BOYS, 109 Bank Atteridge John, rigger, b. r. 307 Madison Atchason Francis, groom, h. 341 First av. Attleman Nicholas R. mason, 406 Sixth av. Atchinson John, printer, h. 552 Pearl Attridge Isaac, mason, h. 262 W. 33d Atchison Nathaniel, clerk, h. 178 Wooster Attridge James G. agent, 849 Fourth, c. 591 Four£h A-UGr 37 AUT Attridge John, liquor, 382 Second av. stonecutter, h. 270 W. 28th Bai ey Montgomory J. insp. 12 Broad, h. Jamaica Bahan Patrick, laborer, h. E. 43d, n. Third av. Bailey Nathan J. mer. 62 Water, n. New Jei'sey Bahm John, upholsterer, h. 522 Fourth Bailey Nathaniel P. 64 Wall, h. W. 18th c. Fifth av. Bahmir Jacob, sawyer, h. 77 Centre Bai ey Peter A. porter h. 134 Amos Bahon Patrick, pedler, h. r. 307 Mott Bailey Robert, ironmoulder, h. 288 W. 13th Bahr John, chairmaker, 94 Goerck, h. 94 Goerck Bahrs Deidrick, segarmaker, h. Orchard c. Stanton lailev W ?oal’ 877 Water, h. Brooklyn Bahrs John, seaman, h. 216 E. 23d BM ev i ; £ 3 lawyer’, 70 Wall, h. 500 Hudson bailey Samuel, sparmaker, h. 420 Cherrv Baicas Frederick, shoemaker, h. 5 Av. C Bai ey Samuel, hotel, 176 Broadway Baien Mark, shoemaker, h. 238 First av. Bai ey Samuel B. carpenter, 473 Broome h fiK Rreene Baier Franz, tailor, h. 74 Pitt Bai ey Sarah, washing, h. r. 9 Desbros^ Baier John, tailor, h. 74 Pitt Bailey Sarah, wid. William, h. 77 Fourth Bader John, shoemaker, h. 168 W. 82d Bailey Sheldon B. carpenter, h. 133 Broom a * Baier John, tailor, h. 212 Av. A Bailey Silas, clerk, h. 84 Carmine BAK 41 ♦ BAK Bailey Simeon, varnisher, h. 92 W. 16th Baker Benjamin, carpenter, 135 W. 19th, h. W. 27th, Bailey Thomas, drygoods, 831 Hudson, & pianos 88 n. Seventh av. Walker, h. 881 Hudson Baker Benjamin, acc’t, 41 Broome, h. 171 W. 20th Bailey Thomas, drugs, 31 Macdougal, h. 81 Macdougal Baker Benjamin A. acc’t, h. I l l Grand Bailey Thomas, laborer, h. r. 71 W. 18th Baker Boaz, mason, h. 278 Henry Bailey Thomas jr. marble, h. 78 W. 18th Baker Calvin, bleacher, 44 Orchard Bailey Thurber, 64 Wall Baker C. William, broker, 71 Wall, h. Westchester Bailey William, butcher, h. 215 Canal Baker Charles, doormaker, 7 Suffolk, h. 142 Henry Bailey William A. engraver, 562 B’ way, h. 562 B’way Baker Charles, guns, 204 Broadway, h. 43 W. Wash­ Bailey William E. bookkeeper* 249 Pearl, h. Wur ington pi. liam sburgh Baker Charles, tailor, h. 67 Centre Bailey William G. hatpresser, h. 679 Fourth Baker Charles jr. pills,' 165 Chambers Bailey William H. lettercarrier, h. 79 W. 33d Baker Charles J. imp. 142 Water, h. Baltim ore Bailey Wm. S. com. mer. 27 South, h. 62 W. 22d Baker Charles S. butter, 10 Wash. mkt. h. B rooklyn. BAILEY & CO. com. mer. 27 South Baker Chas. W. stationer, 25 Pine, h. Third av. c. 72d BAILEY J. & G. W. coal, 236 Seventh Baker Chauncey, butcher, h. 495 Third av. Bailey M. &. L. dressmkra. 77 Fourth, removed fr. 49 Baker Christiana, wid. John, h. 137 Third White Baker Clemence G. physician, 201 W. 36th BAILEY & BROTHERS, carpets, 454 Pearl Baker Conrad, cabinetmaker, h. 377 Hudson Bailey & Dovell, sealingwax, 215 Pearl Baker Conrad, tailor, h. r. 82 Clinton Bailie David, furniture, 137 Bowery, h. 187 Bowery Baker Cornelius 4c Son, coal merchants, 652 Hudson Bailie James, h. 187 Bowery and 61 Leonard, h. Elizabethtown Bailie Peter R. pilot, 69 South Baker D. Ira, lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. Washington pi# Bailie Robert, machinist, h. r. 141 Franklin B rooklyn Bailie Samuel, furniture, 137 Bowery, h. 137 Bowery Baker Daniel, cooper, 276 Front, h. 43 Gouverneur Bailie D. & S. furniture, 137 Bowery Baker Daniel, blacksmith, 138 Third, h. 811 Ninth Bailini Francois, music, 296 Fourth Baker Daniel, pilot, 69 South, h. 208 Broome Bailleul Victor, teacher, h. 38 Walker Baker Daniel, policeman, 515 Grand Bailleul Victorine, dressmaker, h. 38 Walker Baker Daniel, tobacconist, h. 54 Thompson Baillie Ann, wid. Peter, h. 176 Clinton Baker Daniel D. com. mer. 62 South, h. 191 Allen Baillie George, cooper, h. 79 Goerck Baker David, carman, h. 139 Wooster Baillie James, lithographer, 1 Marion, h. 35 Crosby Baker David, mariner, h. 200 W. 18th Baillie John L. bookkeeper, 134 Pearl, h. B rooklyn Baker David, stationer, 100 John, h. 14 Joralemcm, Bailliere H. books, 290 Broadway B rooklyn |Jj| . Baily Benjamin, lawyer, 2 Try on row, h. Carmel Baker David E. mer. 60 Wall Baily Catherine, porterhouse, 12)£ Elm Baker David L. fancygoods, 60 Br’dway, h. 125 Troy Baily James, liquors, 7 Water, h. 7 Water Baker Dobel, acc't, 5 William, h. 57 Henry Baily Stephen D. dock builder, h. 247 W. 32d Baker Edmund S. provisions, 199 and 201 Duane, h Baily Tatnall, imp. 76 Barclay, h. 28 E. 25th 9 Walker Baily William, carman, h. 165 W. 30th Baker Eleanor, wid. John, boardingh. 124 Henry Baily William (col’d), porter, h. 500 Houston Baker Elijah, weigher, 127 Washington, h. 125 Troy Bain George, painter, h. 894 Bleecker Baker Elisha, dentist, 778 Broadway Bain John jr. mer. 120 Water, h. Glasgow Baker Elisha, shipwright, 243 South Bain John *G. clerk, 3 Nassau, h. B rooklyn Baker Elisha A. fish, 2 Fulton mkt. h. Colchester Bain Mark A. shoes, 238 First av. Baker Elisha B. pilot, 105 South, h. 78 Pineapple, Bain Wm. carpenter, ft. E. 18th, h. 296 Sixth B rooklyn Bain Wm. surg. insts. 121 Fulton, h. K inderhook Baker Elizabeth, wid. William E. h. 273 Delancey Bain & BrinkerhofF, surgical instruments, 121 Fulton Baker Francis, h. 195 Bleecker Bain bridge John, clerk, h. 126 Broome Baker Frederick, gilder, h. 192 Eldridge BAINBRIDGE RICHARD iHker, 12 Orange Barlaw Thomas A. bookkeeper, h. m . Barker B. carman, h. 863 Eighth 8 Barleman, Martin, carpenter, h. r- ^ Tenth Q Barleon Sabastion, shoemaker, h. W ..oza n• $nth av. BartOT o BUhrdyce’ ph7 8' h' 22 W - Eleventh Barling Horatio H. banker, 12 Wall, n. Jdb Bean, ° aleb>mason, h. E. 33 n. First av. BAB Ki?pa£ ! \ r ^ 5 er’ 124 WalTen, h. Weatfarmg Barl^Abraham, baker, 171 Jj* p 8 Broome coffee’ 192 South’ h‘ 67 I Eighth Barlow Benjamin, surveyor, h. 40 Morton J Barlow Benj. R. printer, 57 Ann, h. WiUiamsburgh BarkJ ^ 5 importer’ 22 Pine>h* 82 'Willoughby, A«r dentist, h. 471 Hudson 5?x>Tr--JSSfeb b. E. Broadway Barlow Ellis, liquor, h. r. W. .. . 52d ~ n. Eleventh av BARKER ELIJAH T. matches, W. 48d n. Tenth ay. Barlow George, tailor, 12 Park pi. h. 212 W. 81st Barlow Joel H. teacher, h. 49 Bedford Barker Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 104 W. 20th Barlow John A. cle-rk, h. 434 Fourth av. Barker Ferris A. clerk, 18T Greenwich, h. 78 Eldridge Barlow Joseph, compositor, h. 155 Clinton Gdbert L. com. mer. 28 & 29 Washington, h. Barlow Joseph, pumpmaker, h. 265 Third av. Williamsburgh Barlow J. Holmes, lawyer, h. North American Hotel Bar^er Harriet E. drygoods, 122 Third av. h. 122 Barlow Nathan N. engineer, h. 391 Second av. Third av. Barlow Nelson, planemill, 551 B’way, h. 50 W. 18tb Barker Henry R. broker, 1 Hanover, h. 176 Hudson Barlow, Nicholas L. signs, 93 William, h. Brooklyn Barker Israel A. bookkeeper, 40 & 42 Broad, h. 117 Barlow Peter, saloon, 566 Broadway Duffield, Brooklyn Barlow Robert, butcher, First av. n. E. 33d Barker Isaac O. lawyer, 11 Beekman, h. 288 Fourth Barlow Samuel L. M. lawyer, 65 Mer’s. Ex. h. Fifth Barker James, paperstainer, h. 420 Eighth av. av. n. E. 28th B -ir* matches, W. 48d n. Tenth av. h. Barlow S. B. physician, h. 222 Twelfth 212 W. 81st Barlow William H. painter, h. 266 Monroe Barker James S. collector, h. 225 Fifth Barmester Henry, tailor, h. 56 Mercer Front, h. 84 Lexington av. Barmore Alfred, ice, foot Hubert, h. 522 Greenwich BARKER JAMES W. auctioneer, 8 Nassau, h. 181 Barmore Christopher, shoemaker, h. 404 Third av. Monroe Barmore Garret & Co. pianos, 348 Bleecker, h. 57Pern Barker Jesse, pilot, 21 Coenties slip Barmore Henry, pianos, 348 Bleecker, li. 135 W. 31st Barker John, clerk, h. 110 Third av. Barmore Hervey, pianos, 348 Bleecker, h. 60 Ham- Barker John, tailor, h. 54 Attorney mond Barker John, upholsterer, h. r. 245 Spring Barmore Phillip, feed, 112 W. 27th, h. 112 W. 27th Barker Joseph S. prov. 212 Front, h. Smg Sing Barmore Wm. butcher, 344 Sixth av. h. 118 W 37th Barker Joseph W. exch. 80 Barclay, h. 236 Ninth av. BARMORE A. & Co. ice, foot Hubert Barker Julia, h. 629 Fourth Barmore G. & H. pianoforte, 848 Bleecker Barker Lewis, cutler, h. r. 139 Pitt Barmstorf Luder, grocer, E. 87th c. Second av. Barker M. M. reporter, 40 Ann. h. — Sixth av. Barnaburgh John, tailor, h. 186 E. 17th Barker Mary, wid. Charles, washing, h. 115 Allen Barnaby Richard, carpenter, — Water, h. 259 Monroe Barker Mary, wid. John. h. 217 W. 21st Barnaby Richard, calker, 483 Water, h. 259 Monroe. Barker Mathew C. musician, h. 28 Houston Barnaby Thomas B. lawyer, 57 Chambers, b. 168 Barker Mathew M. agent, 40 Ann W. 22d Barker Myer, laborer, h. r. 13 Elizabeth Barnaby & Secor, sparmakers. 483 Water Barker Nathaniel, late mer. h. 81 Eldridge Barnacott, Richard, moulder, h. 158 Hammond Barker Patrick, stables, 121 Amity, li. 121 Amity Barnard Alexander B. clerk, h. 184 Bowerv Barker Peter, watchmaker, h. 352 Front J Barnard Alexander C. sawfller, h. 133 Suffolk Barker Rebecca, wid. Titus L. h. 46 Hester Barnard Alfred, refiner, 198 Fulton, & r. 184 Laurens, Barker Robert, machinist, h. r. 96 Ninth av h. 184 Laurens Barker Samuel, fancystore, l i Sixth av. h. U Sixth av Barnard Andrew B. mer. 94 Wall, h. 69 Murray BA™ u r t “ TH’ 1Wyer’ Palk pL C- E-d'vay,ah: Barnard Chas. T. exchange, 2 Dey, h. S. Brooklyn Barnard Charles U. coal, 50 Jackson, h. 94 Carlton marker Stephen, broker, 45 Nassau, h. 77 Orchard av. B rooklyn Barker Thomas, h. 45 Lexington av BARNARD CHAUNCEY, broker, 11 Pine, b. 123 Barker Thomas, upholsterer, 66 University pi. h. 66 Bleecker Barker Thomas W. porter, h. 60Macdougal Barnard Daniel P. lawyer, 16 Wall, h. 56 Court, B rooklyn Barker Titus pilot 21 Coenties slip. h. 143 Clinton Barnard Edward H. painter, 142 Wooster, h. 66 Barker UzaIP. butcher, 26 Amity, h. 26 Amity Barker William, agent, h. 52 Sheriff y Charlton Barnard E. W. agent, h. 239 Seventh tss wills, SKEWww«T «•8" “ *‘»• Barnard Frederick G. oyster saloon, 164 Seventh av. Barnard Henry, pawnbroker, 21 Third av. h. 21 5 i '» “ » “ **•*. M5 Third av. Barker William c. com. mer. 57 Williatii, h. 216 Liv- Barnard Horace, 2 Hanover mgston, Brooklyn 1V Barnard James, h. 121 W. 24tli Barker William, measurer, 21 Coenties slin h 70 Barnard John T. wood, foot Greenwich, h. 92 Carl President, S. Brooklyn P’ *** ‘ 0 ton av. B rooklyn Barker William H. cabinetmaker, h. 80 ElizflWn Harnard Jehiel, hardware, 31 Dey, h. Clifford h. Barker Wm. H. exchange, 139 Houston, h. 629 Fourth Tsarnard John, laborer, h. r. 283 W. 27th Barker William H. mer. tailor, 48 Av. D h TwUar5 i ohn T* barber, h. 40 Robinson BARKER WM. J. barber, 439 B’way, h. 439 «B’wav Joseph, typefounder, h. r. 19 Morton Barker William J. joiner, 303 Front, h. 373 Sixth ^ ^ yer’ tailor’ b- 71 Mulberry Barker Wm. L. butcher, 638 Broadway, h. 638 W m v Ba£na£rt p \ en 11 si]k>*>•213 W. 21st Barker William S. tailor, h. 639 Washington y Barnard 1ilborer’ h 259 E. 18th Barker William T. carman, h. r. 16 Stanton Barker J. S. & Co. produce, 212 Front B S d B o w t ^ , ? - 819,w ; 24th Barnard W ’m P • u’ s\n- h- 48 W, Washington pL Barker & Elliott, real estate agents, 45 Nassau Barklage Henry, grocer, 31 Mulberry, h. — King Barnard 46 Broad’ b- IOrchard t a - . Ilam 8- engraver. 19 Beekman, h. M Barkley Andrew, rigger, h. 9 Chestnut Barkley Catharine, wid. Nathan, h. 61 Suffolk Barkley Hugh, «arman, h. 135 Wooster B ^ m Thom^0wat1hWyerS’ 16 Wal1 Barkley James, grocer, 260 Second, h. 260 Second Barndollar, J o h n T h n ^ ??’ 285 W - 17th Barkley James, plumber, h. 453 Greenwich Brooklyn S‘ b° ° kblnder’ 25 Cedar, h. 144 J»] Barkley John C. carman, 4 Broad, h. 458 Fourth B g m ^ l d S ^ 0^ ! ^ O^aritte, h.' 8 Hamiltot Barkley John F. grocer, 173 Eighth av. h. 193 W. 24th ■ av. 43d, n. Elevenl Barkley Julia, wid. James, h. 62 Willett aarnes Alexander, liquors. 101 T»w- Barkley Mary, 6 Bedford Barkley Robert, late grocer, h. 245 W. 19th Barnes Alfred 8. books^W JoW ? ’ bl 101 James Atlantic, Brooklyn b- Clinton av. BAR 47 BAR Barnes Ambrose W. chairs, 144 Chatham, h. 28 Lud­ Barnes, Pharo & Dolson, drygoods, 51 & 58 Maiden la. low Barnet Aaron, furrier, h. 118 Lewis Barnes Ann, wid. James, saddler, h. 878 First ay. Baitiet Barbara, wid. Peter, li. 827 Rivington Barnes Blakeslee, strawgoods, 77 Cedar, h. 87 Barclay Barnet James C. treas. h. 179 Chambers Barnes Caroline, wid. Ea. trimmings, 144 Varick Barnet SuBan, wid. George, h. 85 Sheriff Barnes Catharine, wid. John, h. 86 Goerck Barnett Benjamin, actor, h. 57 Crosby Barnes Charles C., weigher, h. 258 Henry Barnett David, watches, 42 Maiden la. h. Birm ingham Barnes Chas. H. teach., 12 Chambers, h. 9 Cottage pi.' Barnett Edward, mason, h. 808$ W. 18th BARNES CHARLES L. patent expansion bitts, 27 Barnett Francis, fruit, h. 16 Whitehall Hamersley, h. 9 Cottage pi. Barnett Frederic, morocco cases, 15 John, b. 73 Court, Barnes Cbauncey, hotel, 489 Broadway, h. 29 Pike B rooklyn Barnes Daniel, cattle, E. 44th, bet. Madison and Fifth Barnett Henry, clothier, 29 Chatham, h. 29 Chatham av.h. 75 E. 29th Barnett James, tinsmith, 14 Maiden la. h. 67 S. Second Barnes Daniel, secretary, Tryon row, h. 116 W. 28d Williamsburgh Barnes David, waiter, h. 6 Clarkson Barnett John, morocco cases, 15 John, h. 164 Sackett, Barnes David A. stevedore, 24 Coenties si. h. H arlem B rooklyn Barnes E. Lincoln, bookkeeper, 113 Pearl, h. 202 Barnett John, starch, W. 37th, n. Eleventh av. h. W. Canal x 86th n. Tenth av. Barnes Edwards & Sons, cutlery, 6 Platt Barnett Joseph, boots, 282 Grand, h. 248 Grand Barnes Edwin R. h. 89 Prince Barnett Joseph, liquors, h. W. 86th n. Tenth av. Barnes Elijah, marble, E. 48th, bet. Third & Lexing­ Barnett Joseph, painter, 280 W. 85th ton avs. h. E. 48th, bet Third and Lexington avs. Barnett Margaret, dressmkr, 50 Prince, h. 50 Prince Barnes Eliza, wid. John T. seamstress, h. 515 Hudson Barnett Michael, clothing, 45 Dey, h. New Orleans Barnes Ellis, printer, 144 Nassau, h. 92 Sixth av. Barnett Rachel, widow, 96 Charlton Barnes Franklin, plaster, 122 W. 17th, h. 144 Hudson Barnett Robert, laborer, h. r. 122 Perry Barnes Franklin R. carpenter, 276 W. 26th, h. 82 Barnett S. clothing, 409 Eighth av. h. 409 Eighth av. Amos Barnett Sam’l, liquors, 121 Mulberry, h. 121 Mulberry Barnes George, drygoods, 51 Maiden la. h, 74 E. 27th Barnett Sarah, wid. Sajmuel, milliner, 878 Broadway, Barnes Gilbert W. iron railing, 161 Suffolk, h. 263 h. 10 Greene Houston Barnett Solomon, tailor, 3 G’wich av. h. 3 G’wich av. Barnes H. Ward, sec. 6 Beaver Barnett Thomas, needles, 66 Broadway, h. 60 E. 22d Barnes Hannah, wid. Timothy W. h. 187 E. 15th BARNETT F. & SON morocco cases 15 John Barnes Harriet, wid. Richard, h. 223 W. 24th Barneville Simon, stonecutter, h. 296 W . 19th Barnes H’y W. 64 Liberty, h. 113 Henry, B rooklyn Barewall Robert P. clerk, h .249 W. 19th Barnes James, coachman, h. 8 Sixth Barnewall Wm. mer. 74 Beaver, h. 19 Washington pi. Barnes Jas. com. mer. 43 Broadway, h. 108 W. 28d Barnewall & Thomas, brokers, 74 Beaver Barnes James T. daguerrean, 262 Broadway, h. Jer­ Barney Andrew, laborer, h. r. 15 Mott sey City Barney Beldad, physician, h. 51 N. Moore | Barnes Jeanetta (col’d), h. 108 W. 16th Barney Bishop A. drygoods, 815 Grand, h. 303 Grand Barnes John, carpenter, h. 124 Eighth Barney Catharine A. (col’d), wid. Jas. house cleaner, ; Barnes John, mason, h. 46 Rutgers h. r. 77 Laurens « Barnes John, mason, h. 108 Macdougal Barney Dan. J. porterhouse, 185 West, h. 116 Charlton \ Barnes John, croton water, h. 175 Allen Barney D. N. California express, 16 Wall Barnes John, porter, h. 127 W. 19th Barney D. N. & Co. 16 Wall Barnes John C. tuner, h. 145 Clinton Barney E. A. h. 29 Yandewater s Barnes John H. hardware, 429 Sixth av. h. 55 W. 26th Barney Eliza A. wid. Edward G. board’g, 59 E. 14th , Barnes Joseph N. h. 89 Prince Barney Geo. A. paint, 879 Washington, h. 51 N. Moore 5 BARNES JOSHUA, agent, 444 Eighih av. h.84thn. Barney Hiram, lawyer, 111 Broadway, h. N. Y. hotel Eighth av. Barney H. B..drygoods, 808 Grand, h. 16 Allen Barnes J. C. stationer, 78 John, h. 157 Henry, Brook- Barney J. saloon, 185 West, h. 116 Charlton jj lyn Barney James, laborer, h. r. 49 Mott \ Barnes Mary (col’d), h. 109 Thompson Barney Nicholas, laborer, h. r. 37 Monroe Barnes Mary, wid. Edward, h. 473 Pearl Barney Lavinia, wid. S. W. h. 181 Canal Barnes Mary, wid John, h. 11£ Yandam Barney Sarah A. dressmaker, 152 W. Broadway i Barnes Mortimer, agent, 49 Water Barney Wm. C. express, 88 Broadway, h. 149 Hudson Barnes Moses H. furniture, 273 Second, h. 278 Houston Barney & Rogers, painters, 397 Washington I Barnes Patrick, policeman, h. 244 Elizabeth Barney, Humphrey & Butler, lawyers, 111 Broadway, ' Barnes Peter, shoemaker, h. 219 Seventh room 86 Barnes Rich, liquors, 440 Fourth av. h. 446 Fourth av. Barnhelm Leonard, butcher, h. 113 Ridge 4 BARNES RICHARD A. chemist, 172 Third av. h. Barneckel John C. segarmaker, h. r. 126 Broome 101 E. 17th Bamickel George, bootmaker, h. r. 68 Norfolk I Barnes Robert, sandpaper, W. 87th bet. Ninth & Barnier John J. imp. 84 John, h. 2 Willow, B rooklyn Tenth avs. h. W. 87th n. Ninth av. Barns Andrew W. furnit. 144 Chatham, h. 23 Ludlow II Barnes Robert L. mason, h. 104 Stanton Bams Ann, wid. Byrne, housek’r, h. 813 Seventh av. Barnes Robert S. drygoods, 6 Park pi. h. 47 W. 11th Barns Hannah, wid. Hugh, laundress, h. r. 41 Anthony Barnes Sam’l D. foundry, 173 Suffolk, h. 278 Houston Barns James, boilermaker, h. 367 Eighth Barnes Samuel H. mer. 64 Front, h. N orwich,, N. Y. Barns John, mason, h. r. 245 W. 87tn Barnes Sarah, wid. Wm. seamstress, h. 5 Allen Barns John, weaver, h. r. 246 W. 45th Barnes Susan, (col’d), washing, h. r. 248 Elizabeth Barns William, laborer, h. 41 Anthony * Barnes Thomas, blacksmith, h. 169 W. 33d Barns William, laborer, h. 811 Ninth > Barnes Tobias T. tailor, h. 638 Washington Barnsfather George, stonecutter, h. 123 W. 21st ‘ Barnes Walter, mer. 44 Maiden la. h. Barclay c. Col­ Barnstorf Luder, grocer, Second av. c. E. 87th, h. lege pi. Second av. c. E. 87th Barnes William, h. 126 Bank Barnstorff Henry, mer. 18 Beaver Barnes William, late hardware, h. 54 Robinson Barnswell Thomas R. (col’d), h. 336 Third Barnes William, mason, h. r. 68 Grove Barnum Augustus, jeweler, h. 39 Wooster Barnes William E. grocer, 100 Murray, h. Jersey Ciiy Barnum Augustus, engineer, h. 94 Columbia $ Barnes William E. mer. 29 South Barnum Daniel, mach. 229 Wes.t, h. 141 Amos I Barnes Wm. H. lumber inspector, 261 South, h. 20 Barnum Ellen, widow, marketwoman, 217 Greenwich it Columbia Barnum Elizabeth, Jf 8 Jay BARNES W ILLIAM J. hardware, 66 Third av. h. Barnum Horace, printer, h. 139 Madisou 28 E. 11th Barnum Ira, hatter, h. 225 W. 18th I Barnes Winslow B. agent, 6 Wall, h. 80 Wooster Barnum Jer. G. cloth’r, 116 Cherry, "h. 151 E. 13th ,1 Barnes W. D. broket, 6 Wall, h. 80 Wooster Barnum Joseph R. agent, h. 125 Sullivan Barnes Zophar, clockmaker, h. 827 E. 12th Barnum Joshua, cloth r, 194 Chatham, h. 80 E. B'dway | BARNES A. S. & CO., publishers, booksellers and Barnum Peter C. clothier, 194 Chatham, h. 156 Henry stationers, 51 John BARNUM! PETER C. & CO. clothiers, 194 & 196 Barnes & Mackey, grocers, 100 Murray Chatham, h. 156 Henry D BARNES, BOWERS & BEECKMAN, drygoods, 43 BARNUM PHINEAS T. museum, 218 Broadway * Broadway li. B ridgeport, Conn. BAR 48 BAR Barnum Russell A. clerk, h. 118 W. 24th Barrett John, plumber, h. r. 95 James^ Barnum Sarah D. milliner, 66 White, h. 66 White Barrett John, quarryman, h. W. 41i8 ry Barnum Thomas, h. 100 W. 22d Barrett John, shipcarpenter, h. !224^onerry Barnum William H. dentist, h. 453 Grand Barrett John L. moulder, h 216 Delancey Barnum William R. hats, 147 Water Barrett John S. porter, h. 364 Cherry Barnwell Moses, grocer, 82 W. Br’dway, h. 82 W. Barrett John, blacksmith, h. 18 Thompson Broadway Barrett John, bootmaker, h. 76 Orange Baron Christian, sawyer, h. r. 139 Forsyth Barrett John, laborer, h.W* 41st n. Ninth av. Baron George, painter, h. 204 W. 21st Barrett John, tailor, 141 Charlton, h. 141 Charlton Baron Rebecca, h. 254 E. 12th Barrett John A. confectioner, h. 8 Lewis, Barr Allen, sexton, h. 98 W. 20th Barrett John D. D. liquors, h. 271 Ninth av. Barr Andrew, fancygoods, 90 Canal, h. 90 Canal Barrett John G. furrier, 26 Allen, li. 26 Allen Barr Archibald, confectionery, 135 Greenwich ay. h. Barrett Mary, wid. James, h. r. W. 41st, n. Ninth av. 135 Greenwich av. Barrett Matilda, wid. Fncis., boarding, h. 280 Sixth av. Barr Catherine, h. r. 245 Second Barrett Michael, laborer, h. 346 First av. Barr Catharine, vegetables, 15 Union mkt. h. 247 Barrett Michael, laborer, h. 263 Av. A Second Barrett Michael, packer, li. 78 Broome Barr Elizabeth, h. 300 W. 27th Barrett Nathan, dyer, 3 John, h. Staten Island Barr George, seaman, h. 69 Chrystie BARRETT NOYES P. H. mer. 47 Nassau, h. 24 W. Barr George H. & Co. ag. impts. 53 Cortlandt, h. 74 15th Fourth Barrett Olivia, wid. John, h. 228 Sullivan Barr James, broker, 53 William, h. 114 Sands, B'kyn Barrett Patrick, laborer, h. 4 Congress pi. Barr James, teamster, h. 2| Jacob Barrett Patrick, laborer, h. 125 Roosevelt Barr John, clerk, h. 46 Charlton Barrett Richard, laborer, h. 38 Thomas Barr John, matches, h. 333 W. 44th Barrett Richard, watchman, h. 88 Thomas Barr John, stonecutter, h. 172 E. 22d Barrett Robert, compositor, h. 168 E. 22d Barr John, weaver, h. 276 W. 36th Barrett Robert, glassblower, r. W. 51st n. Ninth av. Barr John D. clothing, 71 Ninth av. h. 71 Ninth av. Barrett Robert, painter, h. 210 Sullivan Barr Joseph, stonecutter, h. 203 W. 13th Barrett Samuel, carman, h. 469 E. 12th Barr Lewis, tailor, h. r. 289 Houston Barrett Samuel, machinist, h. 495 Third av. Barr Matthew, jobber, h. 158 Perry Barrett Thomas, laboremh. 125 Roosevelt Barr Mathew, measurer, h. 94 Av. B Barrett Thomas, painter, h. 54 W. 29th Barr Robert, builder, 139 Tenth av. Barrett Thomas S. physician, h, 165 Tenth Barr Michael, machinist, h. 1 Goerck Barrett William, smith, r. 131 Bowery, h. 188 Grand Barr Patrick, laborer, h. r. 94 Goerck Barrett William, laborer, h. r. W. 41st, n. Ninth av. Barr Richard, gunsmith, 106 Beekman, h. 69 Beekman Barrett William, laborer, h. r. 95 James Barr Samuel C. seaman, h. 7 Attorney Barrett Wm. telegraph, 111 Broadway, h Jersey City Barr Theobald, tailor, h. r. 216 Fifth Barrett Wm. C. lawyer, 10 Wall, h. 43 Lexington av. Barr Thomas J. stable, 58 Franklin, & alderman sixth Barrett, N. P. H. & Shaffer, clothing, 47 Nassau ward, h. 52 Franklin BARRETT &> M’CARTHY, stables, h. 23 Lexing­ Barr William, clerk. 64 Canal, h. 164 Prince ton av. Barr William, barber, h. 108 First Barrett, Nephews & Co. dyers, 3 John Barr William, gunsmith, 106 Beekman, h. 293 Pearl Barrette Cath. wid. Ben. seamstress, h. 109 Delancey Barr William, polisher, h. 325 Eighth Barretto Francis J. lighter, 20 South, h. Westchester Barr William A. clerk, h. 52 Franklin Barretto Henry C. lighter, 101 Wall, h. Westchester Barr William B. saloon, h. W. 49th, b. Broadway 516 Sixth av. Bassing Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 49 W. Broadway Barton Robert, drygoods, h. 874 Ninth Bassinger Joseph, pedler, h. 92 Av. C Barton Robert, porter, h. 62 W. 21st Bastedo Joseph, carman, h. 194 W. 24th Barton Samuel K. millinery and straw hat manu­ Bastien Emeline (col’d), wid. John, h. 6 Albany factory, 115 Canal, h. 115 Canal, Bastin William, laborer, h. r. 48 Roosevelt » Barton Sniffer, carman, h. 60 Gansevoort Bastine Alex, (col’d), waiter, h. 23 Minitta la. Barton Thomas, carman, 68 Greenwich av. Bastow John, leather, h. 494 Hudson Barton Thomas P. h. 29 Fifth av. Batby Sarah, wid. Joseph, h. 241 Canal Barton Thomas R. policeman, 100 Cannon Batchelder George H. physician, 201 Greene, h. 9 Barton William, carpenter, h. 118 Sheriff Carroll pi. Barton William, editor, 79 Nassau Batchelder J. P. surgeon, 201 Greene, h. 9 Carroll pi. Barton William, jobber 123 William, h. Stat. Island Batcheldon Gilbert W. seaman, h. 53 Vandam Barton William, weaver, h. r. 298 W. 81st Batchelor Isaac B. com. deeds, 35 Warren, h. 120th n. Barton William, mer. 18 Cliff, h. Brooklyn Second av. Barton William B. & R. builders, W. 25th n. Eleventh Batchelor Mary, wid. John, h. 86 Watts . s av. tu. 516 Sixth av. Batchelor Nathaniel A. iron furniture, 66 Duane, b. Barton & Co. grocers, 59 Water Williamsburgh Barton Brothers, hardware, 18 Cliff Batchelor William A. wigmaker, 233 Broadway, b, - Bartow Augustus, paper, 161 William, h. Brooklyn. Gowanus Bartow Edgar J. & Co., paper, 77 John, h, Pirrepont Batchelor N. A. & Co. manufacturers of iron furniture n. Columbia, Brooklyn and papier mache goods, 66 Duane Bartow Geo. B. clerk, 320 Greenwich, h. 165 Sixth av. Batchellor Henry, boatman, h. 311 Ninth av. Bartow Samuel B. cloths,. 77 William and 16 liberty, Batchlor Cecelia, wid. George, h. 35 Mangra h. Williamsburgh Bate John H. importer o f mahogany & dealer in every Bartow Theodosius, paper, 77 John, h. 120 W. 28d description of foreign & domestic woods, 828 Bartram Charles J. printer, 102 Maiden la. h. 135 S. Washington, h. 828 Washington Fifth, Williamsburgh BATE THOMAS H. needles, 103 Maiden la. h. Bartram Coley, carman, h. 146 Forsyth Brooklyn Bartsh Ferdinand, musicteacher, h. 126 Leonard Bateman Alonzo, coachsmith, h. 161 Grand Bartyne John, carpenter, h. 543 Eighth av. Bateman Benjamin, com. mer. 205 Front, h. 86 Sack- Baruch Isaac, tailor, h. 109 Forsyth ett, jBrooklyn Baruch Maurice, physician, 133 Norfolk Bateman Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 469 Ninth av.’ Barwood Bernard, liquors, 226William, h. 226 William Bateman Mathew, baker, h. 270 Monroe Barwood Lydia, wid. Samuel, nurse, h. r. 148 W. 16th Bateman Stephen, camphene, 340 Eighth av. h. 340 Basch Abrah’m, cloth’g, 327 Sixth av. h. 327 Sixth av. Eighth av. Basch Henry, gloves, n. 157 Stanton BATEMAN & RUDDEROW, com. mers. 205 Front Basch Julius, clothing, 327 Sixth av. h. 327 Sixth av. Bates Alanson, carman, h. 40 Essex Basch Louis, tripe, Bloomingdale Bates Albert, carpenter, h. 217 E. 20th Basch & Brothers, clothing, 827 Sixth av. Bates Armenia, wid. William, h. 106 E. Broadway Bascom Tim. J. hatter, 586 Hudson, h. 620 Hudson Bates Barnabas, h. 270 Tenth Lascom William B. acct. 166 Front, h. 1 Cumberland Bates Catharine, wid. Caswell, boarding h. 195 E.- Brooklyn Broadway Bash George, framer, h. r. 116 Sheriff Bates Charles A. lozenge manuf. h. 170 W. 16th Bash Hymon, tailor, h. 75 Mott Bates Charles W. broker, 60 Wall Bashford David, brassfounder, h. 105 E. 25th Bates Daniel, milk, 57 Sixth av. and 61 Sullivan, b Bashle Anthony, soapmaker. h. r. 138 Orange 57 Sixth av. Baskervill James, laborer, h. 86 Seventh Bates Edwin, clothier, 129 William, h. Howard hotel Basketfleld Andrew, carman, h. 833 Spring ^ates M wid, grocer, Eleventh av. cor. W 36th Basler Christopher, baker, h. 17 Orchard Bates Eliza, wid. Henry, upholsterer, h. 283 Walker Bass Joseph D. caulker, h. 150 Cherry Bates Eliza, wid. John, h. 276 W. 29th BAT 51 BAU 5 w e° rj?e’ carman, h. 207 W. 18th Battin Frederick, grates, h. 51 King Bates Hartford, exch. 156 Stanton, h. 42 Gonvernenr Battin Joseph, hosier, 288 Greenwich Bates J. Terry, auctioneer, 29 William, h. 118 Ninth Batting Joseph, casespringer, 78 Nassau, h. B rooklyn Da*t'6rvaamrT>9;^roker, h. 91 Degraw, B rooklyn ^ Battis John, sailor, h. 108 Mott BAxiiS JAMJ^y M. insurance, 18 Nassau, h. Med­ Battison George W. veneering, h. 812 Fifth fo rd , Westchester Battram Jacob, oilclothes, h. 210 E. 17th Bates James T. late broker, h. Fourth av. n. E. 81st Batty John, rigger, h. 677 Water Bates John, butter. 57 Sixth av. h. 57 Sixth av. Batty John J. oysters, h. W. 37th n. Eighth av. Bates John, coachman, h. 99 E. 16th Batty Thomas, rigger, 204 South, h. 677 Water Bates John, mason, h. r. 39 Broome Baty Claudius, clerk, 170 Water, h. 166 W. 37th Bates John, milk, 57 Sixth av. and 61 Sullivan, h. Baty Jane, wid. Andrew, washing, h. 193 W. 25th M orrisania Batzelt Gender, porter, h. r. 270 Walker Bates John W. mer. 36 South, h. Troy Bau John, bootmaker, 560 Pearl, h. 560 Pearl Bates Joseph, exch. 478 Hudson, h. 478 Hudson Bau Peter, timber, 78 Lewis, h. Glen Cove Bates Joseph, patternmaker, h. 269 W. 27th Bauar Albert, glazier, h. 76 Lewis Bates Joshua H. clothier, 23 Dey, h. 60 W. 17th Bauar Franz A. shoemaker, h. 78 Delancey Bates Julia A. h. 192 Bleecker Baqch John, shoemaker, h. 79 Allen BATES L. J. agent, 48 Beekman, h. 6 Sands, B rooklyn Baudan Joseph, baker, 184 Reade, h. 184 Reade Bates Lincoln, stationer, 20 Wall, h. 147 Fulton Bauder Michael, ice, h. 858 Hudson BATES MARTIN JR. & CO, imp. 178* Water, h. 10 Baudet Charles 8. watchmaker, 237 Broadway ' W. 17th Baudier Frederick V. pilot, 69 South, h. 9 Dover Bates Peter, liquors, 597 Broadway, h. 497 Broadway Baudin John M. cook, 24 Morris Bates Philip, laborer, h. 189 Tenth av. Baudouine Charles A. cabinetmaker, 885 Broadway, Bates Robert, late grocer, h. 545 Hudson h. 21 W. 16th Bates Samuel, com. mer. 48 Exchange pt.h. 200 W. 23d Bauer Anthony, grocer, 104 Cannon, h. 104 Cannon Bates Susan, wid. John H. h. 72 Twelfth Bauer Cern, grocer, 151 Chrystie, h. 151 Chrystie Bates W. M. carman, h. 14 Watts Bauer Darius (col’d), whitewasher, 157 E. Broadway Bates William, milk, 81 Christopher, h. 81 Christopher Bauer Christopher, pedler, h. 46 Forsyth Bates William, seaman, h. 82 Lewis Bauer Christopher J. pianomaker, h. 242 E. 18th Bates William S. clothing, 249 Greenwich, h. 156 E. Bauer Edmond, shoes, 12 Ludlow, h. 12 Ludlow Broadway ; Bauer Ernest, cabinet, 163 W* 20th, h. 163 W. 20th Bates J. & D. milk, 57 Sixth av. • Bauer Frederick, cabinetmaker, 183 Third, h. r. 41 Bates & McMann, porterhouse, 597 Broadway Rivington Bates & Mitchell, clothiers, 129 William Bauer Frederick, tailor, h. r. 159 Eldridge Bates, Griffin & Livermore, com. mer. 16 South Bauer Gasper, tailor, h. r. 133 Clinton Bates, Taylor & Co. clothing, 23 Dey Bauer George, tailor, h. 185 Norfolk Batey Eliza, wid. John, seamstress, 109 Eldridge Bauer George, tailor, 477 E. 12th Batey Charlotte, wid. Robert, seamstress, h. 109 Bauer George A. bootmaker, 219 Wooster Eldridge Bauer Henry, jewelry, 65 Av. A, h. 65 Av. A Batey John N. boatbuilder, h. 644 Water Bauer H y, shoemaker, 461 Ninth av. h. 461 Ninth av Batey Robert, butcher, h. 169 W. 85th Bauer Henry, shoemaker, h. 175 Broome Batey Thomas, calker, h. E. 45th n. Third av. Bauer Heniy, watchmaker, 65 Av. A, h. 65 Av. A Bath Barten, clock repairer, h. 616 Water Bauer Jacob, engineer, h. 196 Av. A Bath John, laborer, h. r. W. 84th n. Ninth av. Bauer Jacob, porter, h. 49 Av, B Bath Hermann, hatter, h. 244 Fifth Bauer John, baker, 556 Grand, h. 4 Jefferson Bather George, engraver, 419 Greenwich Bauer John, tailoring, h. 86 Sullivan Bather John, machinist, h. 92 Columbia Bauer Jno. P. butcher, 40 Catharine mkt. h. 96 Seventh isathgate Alexander, milkman, 13& E. 23d, h. M or­ Bauer Joseph, carpenter, h. 49 Av. B risania Bauer Leno, shoemaker, h. 155 Second Bathgate Charles, milkman, 188 E. 23d, h. M orrisania Bauer Lorenzo, tailor, h. 218 Second- Bathgate Geo. liquors, 78 Ninth av. h. 73 Ninth av. Bauer Louis, upholsterer, h. 261 Rivington Bathgate John, milkman, 138 E. 23d, h. M orrisania Bauer Mary, wid. Christian B. cooper, 16 Av. A, h. 16 Bathie Jacob, seaman, h. 214 Cherry Av. A Bathold Augustus, boxer, h. r. 199 Second Bauer Mathew, boardingh. 204 Fulton Batholdey Charles, polisher, h. 469 Second av. Bauer Michael, grocer, h. 167 Third Bathrick Samuel D. milkman, h. 172 Christopher Bauer William, barber, 264 W. 17th, h. 86 Ninth av. Bathurst Thomas, waiter, h. 128 Twelfth Bauer William, driver, h. 253 W. 45th Batieman Martin, confectionery, 351 Ninth, h. 851 Bauerdorf Frederick, tailor, h. 200 Av. A Ninth Bauerle Jacob, machinist, h. 245 Stanton Batis Elizabeth (col’d), wid. John, h. r. 45 Laurens Bauers Aust baker, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Batieman Henry, grocer, 16 Anthony, h. 16 Anthony Baugh Henry C. policeman, h. 248 Monroe Batnzhaf Gotthold, tailor, h. r. 83 Allen Baugh Margarette, washing, h. r. 60 Henry Baton Lewis, stonesetter, h. 104 W. 28th Baulch Charles, hatter, h. 174 Essex Battle Joseph, tailor, 603 Broadway, h. 115 Wooster Baulch John, hatter, 85 Chatham, h. 76 Frankfort Batschelets Mary, milliner, 84* Carmine, h. 84* Baulch William, hatter, 85 Chatham and 29 N. Wil­ Carmine liam, h. 35 Chatham si; Batsig Edward, tailor, h. r. 108 Essex Bauler Jacob F. chairmaker, 88 Suffolk, h. 88 Suffolk ~ Battais Lewis, chocolate, 103 W . Broadway, h. 103 Baum Abraham, segars, 22 Clinton, h. 22 Clinton W. Broadway Baum Andrew, chairmaker, r. W . 89th n. Ninth av. Battel James, waiter, h. 280 Sullivan h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Battel Patrick, porter, h. 143 Laurens Baum Charles, boats, h. Castle garden Battell Joseph, iron, 166 South, h. B rooklyn Baum Bernard, pedler, 59 Attorney Battell Monroe L. mineral water, 127 Reade, h. 182 Baum Isaac, bootmaker, h. 56 Ridge * Hudson Baum John, baker, h. 162 Second Battell William B. carman, h. 194 Seventh Baum John, tailor, h. r. 240 Rivington Battell & Taylor, mineral water, 127 Reade Baum Lawrence, chairmaker, h. W. 89th n. Ninth av. ' iBattelle Lewis F. mer. 168 Front Baum Lazarus, furniture, 258 Walker, h. 258 Walker Battelle & Renwick, com. mer.'163 Front Baum Lyman S. salesman, 85 Cortlandt, h. Clifford Battelson George, upholsterer, 484 Hudson, h. 672 house Greenwich Baum M. boardingh. 70 Varick Batten John, sailor, h. 89 Cherry Baum Paul, dealer, h. 206 Houston Batterberry Edmund, laborer, h. 8 Rector Baum Simon, drygoods, h. 257 Third Battersby Joseph, confectioner, 788 Broadway, h. 783 Bauman Abraham, cabinetmaker, r. 188 Delancey, h. Broadway 188 Delancey Battersby Jenin C. h. 39 Grove Bauman Edmond, cabinetmaker, h. 168 Third Batterson Abraham L. carman, h. 158 35th Bauman Edward, boots, h. 280 W. 27th Batterson George, carpenter, h. 828 Stanton Bauman Eugene, watchmaker, h. 124 Leonard Batterson Jacob O. pedler, h. r. 71 W. 15th Bauman Francis, grocer, 38 Cross, h. 43 Cross •Batterson William H. carman, h. r. 71 W. 15th Bauman John, cabinetmaker, h. 88 Attorney Battin A. B. hosier, 288 Greenwich Bauman John, tailor, h. 204 E. 17th BAX 52 BEA Bauman Margaret, wid. John, tailoress, h: 119 Sheriff Baxter William A. carpenter, h. 150| Orchard Bauman William, shoemaker, h. 63 Bayard Baxter William J. tinsmith, h. 228 Seventh av. Baumann Andrew, cabinetmaker, h. 173 Broome BAXTER WILLIAM M. lumber, E. 23d, n. Av.A Baumann Eugine, watchmaker, h. 124 Leonard h. 214 E. 23d Baumann Francis, tailor, h. 169 Second BAXTER T. & SONS, paints, 143 Maiden la. & 2b Baumann George F. bookbinder, 117 E. 25th Fletcher Baumann Henry, grocer, 220 Ay. A. h. 220 Av. A. Baxter & Clearman, shipchandlers, 808 West Baumann Jacob, milk, 218 Fifth, h. 218 Fifth Baxter & Fuller, drygoods, 84 Cedar Baumann Jno. Baptist, shoemkr. W. 37th n. Tenth av. Baxter & Lawrence, storage, East, bet Delancey and Baumann Robert, tailor, h. 379 Grand Rivington Baumbach Geo. segars, h. 1253 Broadway Baxter and Sutter, wheelwrights, 185 W. 15th & 198 Baumeister Auguste, confectionery, 38 Clinton, h. 88 W. 13th Clinton Bayan John H. (col1d), porter, h. r. 56 Thompson Baumeister G. restauration, 51 Bowery, h. 51 Bowery Bayard Isaac, painter, h. 12 Moore Baumeister Henry, baker, 556 Grand, h. 4 Jefferson Bayard John, clerk, h. 161 W. 80th. Baumeister Sebastian, carver, h. r. 179 Ludlow BAYARD PETER M. hotel, 8 State, h. 8 State Baumenn Henry, grocer, 220 Av. A, h. 220 Av. A Bayard William J. builder, h. 187 Delancey BAUMER M. hotel, Hoboken Bayard Wm. M. lawyer, 102 Nassau, h. Morristown Baumert F. X. cabinetmaker, 537 Greenwich Bayaud Theodore W. importer, 100 Pearl, h. 255 Baumester Johann, bootmaker, h. 179 Ludlow Henry, Brooklyn Baumgarten Alexander, grinder, h. r. 90 Willett Bayaud Thomas J. imp. 126 Pearl, h. 255 Henry, Baumgarten Isaac R. bookbinder, h. 52 Columbia B rooklyn Baumgarten Lascar, bookbinder, 52 Columbia BAYAUD & TREADW ELL importers, 126 Pearl Baumgartner Jno. milk, 168 Delancey, h. 168 Delancey Bayaud T. W. & Co. importers, 100 Pearl Baumgartner Martin, hats, 116 Chatham, h. 116 Chat’m Bayen John, captain, h. 243 Monroe *■' ■ Baumgurtel Gustav, upholsterer, h. 6 Bayard Bayer Adam, watchmaker, 147 Leonard Baumuller Christian, handles, h. 17 Forsyth Bayer Anthony J. baker, h. 197 Franklin Baur Charles, watchmaker, 52 John, h. Jersey City Bayer Austen, artist, h. 180 W. 16th Baurens Peter, painter, h. 102 Bayard Bayer Frederick, painter, h. 86 Sheriff Baus Augustus, liquors, 188 Houston, h. 109 Water Bayer Frederick, boots, 59 Spring, h. 59 Spring Baus Peter <&s Son, liquons, 178 Av. A, h. 178 Av. A Bayer Frederick, musician, h. 89 Av. B Baush Jacob, coals, 177 Wooster and 65 Bayard, h 45 Bayer George, milliner, 88 Division, h. 88 Division Greenwich av. Bayer John, hatter, h. 1 Chrystie Bausher Barbara, vegetables, 47 Fulton mkt. h. 50 Bayer John Y. barber, 5 James sL h. 58 Meserole, Water WilUam8burgh Bausher Henry, sashes, 11 Suffolk, h. 19 Hester Bayer Martin, dyer, h. I l l W. 80th Bausher John, shoemaker, 22 Columbia, h. 20 Morton Bayer William, teacher, h. 164 Orchard Bausher P. B. carman, h. 274 Seventh Bayles Hannah, wid. James H. h. 2 Jefferson Baust Michael, porter, h. 140 Third Bayles James, tailor, 811 Broadway, h. 58 W. 26th Baverstock Daniel, smith, 61 W. 31st, h. 891 Sev­ Bayles John C. shipchandler, 400 West, h. 193 E. enth av. Broadway Bawden Wm. T. shoes, 79 Bleecker, h. 1086 Br’dway Bayles N. Harvey, shipchandler, 196 South, h. 193 Bawo Francis, druggist, 164 Broadway E. Broadway Bawerman Henry A. broker, 91 Wall, h. Brooklyn. BayJ^s Sidney, pilot, 21 Coenties si. Bawnard Charles, grocer, 166 Suffolk, h. 166 Suffolk Bayley James R. (Rev.) 263 Mulberry Bawson Samuel, shoemaker, h. 412 Tenth Bayley James Y. goldbeater, h. 259 Grand Bawzer Andrew, baker, 306$ Third av. h. 306| Bayley Joseph, fancygoods, 17 Cedar, h. 56 Walker Third av. Bayley William, carman, h. 240 Monroe Bawzer George, butcher, 70 Grand Bayley William, lawyer, h, 56 Walker Baxcroft Jephtha (col’d), whitewash’r, h. r. 25 Laurens Bayley William A. mer. 91 Front, h. 838 Broadway Baxter A. Sydney, merchant, 49 Front, h. Strong pi. Baylis Abram B. broker, 56 Mer. Ex. h. 108 Livings­ B rooklyn ton, Brooklyn Baxter Alfred T. paints, 148 Maiden la. & 23 Fletcher, Baylis Charles S. sailduck, 80 South, h. 184 Atlantic, h. 815 Bridge, Brooklyn B rooklyn Baxter Chas. H. paints, 148 Maiden la. & 23 Fletcher, Baylis Gilbert C. 2 Wash. mkt. h. 101 Jay Brooklyn. h. 65 Court, Brooklyn BAYLIS HENRY, imp. 131 William, h. 86 E. 23d Baxter Edward, clerk, h. 52 Madison Baylis Ephraim, newsvender, h. 66$ Carmine Baxter Elizabeth, wid. James, dressmaker, h. 565 Baynon David, lamplighter, h. 513 Washington Eighth av. Baynon Mary, fruit, 44 Clin. mkt. h. 513 Washington Baxter George, storage, 104 Wall, h. 286 Second av. Bayon Patrick, laborer, h. 103 W. 19th Baxter George L. carpenter, h 160 W. 17th Bayreuther Gustav, tailor, h. 36 Ridge Baxter Geo. W. mer. 84 Cedar, h. 67 Joralemon, B'lyn Bayreuther Jacob, boot, 259$ Hudson, h. 259$ Hudson Baxter George W. saddler, h. 290 Walker Bays Joseph H. clerk, h. r. 92 Chrystie Baxter Henry, oysterman, h. 23 Troy Bazely John F. carpenter, h. 56 Marion Baxter Henry J. shoemaker, h. 213 Lewis Bazen Charles, pedler, h. 40 Scammell Baxter James, carpenter, h. 329 Tenth Bazen Phebe, wid. Thomas, h. 15, Lamartine pi. Baxter James E. clerk, h. 52 Madison Bazen Thomas, pocketbookmaker, h. 518 Broome Baxter Joanna, boardingh 43 W. 15th Bazley Wm. butcher, 188 Church Baxter John, seaman, h. 82 Pike Bazt John, cabinetmaker, h. r. I l l Chrystie Baxter John C. shipchandler, 808 West, h. 625 Beach Alfred E. publisher, 180 Fulton Greenwich Beach Anderson, smith, h. E. 45th, n. Second av. Baxter John H. calker, h. 42 Av. D Beach Benjamin B. broker, 220 BVay, h. 30 E. 18tb Baxter J. drygoods, 84 Cedar Beach Caroline, boardingh. 819 Greenwich Baxter Mary, wid. Joseph, chinaware, h. 184 Orchard Beach David, jeweler, 5 Wall, h. 80 Fourth Baxter Malcolm, wheelwright, 185 W. 15th & 193 W. Beach David, shoes, 840 Hudson, h. 340 Hudson 18th, h. W. 16th cor. Eighth av. Beach Dennis, drygoods, 15 & 17 Cortlandt, h. Conn. Baxter Michael, laborer, h. 181 E. 27th Beach Edward P. 88 Liberty, h. E. 19th n. Fourth av. Baxter Nathaniel D. bookseller, 228 Bleecker, h. 108 Beach Elias J. lawyer, 19 Beekman, h. Oyster Boy E. 30th Beach Emily (coi’d), cook, h. r. 74 Thompson Baxter Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 38 Dominick Beach Evan, mer. 75 William, h. Brooklyn Baxter Samuel, feed, 58 Elm, h. 59 Elm Beach Ezra, policeman, h. 157 Wooster Baxter Samuel D. turner, h. 18 Columbia Beach George, carpenter, h. 536 Eighth av. « Baxter Samuel F. printer, h. 61 W. Washington pi. Beach H. C. com. mer. 71 Pine, h. 13 Clinton pi. Baxter Shemint, caps, h. 5 Orchard Beach Harvey, drygoods, 15 Cortlandt, b. Conn. Baxter Timothy, paints,448 Maiden la. & 23 Fletcher, Beach Henry N. seeds, 26 Front, h. Jam aica L. I h. 74 Court, Brooklyn Beach H y D. pub. 111. News, 132 Fulton, b, 1 Barclay Baxter Thomas, joiner, h. 44 Av. D Beach J. Sterling, salesman, h. 257 Greenwich Baxter William, carman, h. 914 Broadway Beach James, pilot, 21 Coenties si. h. 25 Rutgers Baxter William, laborer, r. 122 Perry Beach James C. cashier, 90 Wall, h. New Jerapor Baxter William, carman, h. 13 Doyers BEACH JOHN C. lawyer, 64 Beaver, h. 126 W 14tb BEE 53 BEA Beach Joseph P. acc’t, — Fulton Beach Joshua M. drygoods, 155 B’way, h. 119 W. 36th Bear Bernard, segars, 6T Maiden la. h. 165 Stanton Bear Isaac, clothing, 105 Ay. D, h. 105 Av. D Beach Martin, recruiting officer, h. 88 Chrystie Bear John, shoemaker, h. 87 Ann Beach Moses 8. editor, 91 Nassau, h. 35 Reade Bear Simeon, fringemaker, h. 170 Varick Beach Norman A. asst. prof, free acad. h. 161 Lex­ Beard Hugh, porter, h. 78 Henry ington av. Beard Ira, clerk, 94 Chambers, h. 400 Grand, W burah Beach Oakley, grocer, 58 Cortlandt Beard James, engineer, h. E. 82d n. Madison av. Beach Peter, surveyor, h. 86 Ludlow Beard John, pedler, h. 84 Henry Beach Philip, teamster, h. 4 Dunham pi. Beard John, tailor, h. r. 55 James Beach Robert, mason, h. 25 Rutgers Beard Sylvester M. coffee, 281 Front, h. Bedford av Beach Robert, pilot, 21 Coenties si. h. 25 Rutgers Brooklyn Beach Sam. D. provisions, 98 Murray, h. 172 W. 28th Beard Thomas, rigger, h. 60 Roosevelt Beach Sophia, wid. Lewis, h. Fifth av. n. E. 28th Beard William, carpenter, h. 89 E. 11th Beach William, meas. 21 Coenties si. h. 28 Charlton Beard & Cummings, coffee, 281 Front Beach Wooster, senior, physician, h. 20 First av. Beardslee Charles, drygoods, 41 Pine, h. St. Louis BEACH H. C. & CO. mers. 71 Pine Beardsley A. N. forwarder, 121 Broad, h. 81 Clarke, BEACH H. D. & A. E. publishers, 180 Fulton B rooklyn Beach & Ely, W. 14th, c. Tenth av. Beardsley Alfred, woodenware, 189 Washington, h. Beach & Phillips, stables, 40 Carmine W illiam sbur gh Beach & Search, segarmakers, 225 Greenwich Beardsley Charles, carriages, 1186 Broadway, h. 52 Beach & Ternan, embroideries, 155 Broadway W. 83d -o Beach, Clark & Co. drygoods, 15 & 17 Cortlandt Beardsley Charles S. captain, h. 161 Charles Beachal Edward, carver, h. 48 Vestry Beardsley John, shipcarpenter, h. 310 Second Beacom Thomas, paver, h. 150 Av. A* Beardsley Joseph A. teller, — Wall h. 144 W. 25th Beacom Thomas, sawyer, h. 307 Av. A Beardsley Levi, c. h. officer, h. 144 W. 25th Beadel Henry, mer. 120 Front, h. 184 Fifth av. Beardsley Lewis B. clerk, h. 12 Morton Beadel Joseph W. soap, 120 Front, h. Bushwick, Z. Z Beardsley Lucius T. shoeth’ds, 89 Water, h. 29 W. Beadle Delos W. lawyer, 44 Wall, h. 58 State, 16th B rooklyn Beardsley Maria A. wid. James, h. 49 King Beadle Edward L. physician, h. 42 Bleecker Beardsley Myron, physician, h. 77 W. 18th Beadle John H. drugs, 81 Barclay, h. 22 Wooster Beardsley Samuel, .lawyer, 90 Broadway Beadle Joseph B. cutler, 90 John, h. Judson’s h. Beardsley Triman, machinist, h. 802 Eighth Beadle Thomas D. umbrellas, 257 Pearl & 8 Park row, BEARDSLEY W ILLIAM E. tailor, 879 Bleecker, h, h. 125 Madison 879 Bleecker Beadle & Jenkins, lawyers, 44 Wall Beare Adam, shoemaker, h. 127 Willett Beadleston Ebenezer, brewer, 189 Amos & 59 Dey Beare Peter, timber. 78 Lewis, h. Long Island Beadman John, strawhats, h. 89 Sullivan Beare Thomas M. broker, h. 207 Tenth Beagan John, liquors, 388 Second av. Beare William H. accountant, 15 Stone, h. 54 Hoyt, Beager Jacob, butcher, h. 844 First av. B rooklyn Beanen John, driver, h. r. 151 Attorney Beares Marcus, agent, 14 Broadway, b. 45 Murray Beak Albert L. umbrellas, 186 William, h. 253 Tenth Beargman Joseph, tailor, h. r. 125 Monroe Beak James, h. 253 Tenth Bearman John, carman, h. r. 321 Delancey Beak John, jeweler, h. 97 Thompson Bearman William, laborer, h. r. 288 W. 45th Beaker Henry, grocer, 100 Pitt Bearnes William F. wines, 272 Front Beakey Thomas, grocer, 200 Elm, h. 200 Elm Bearnes Henry W. & Co. coopers, 81 Old si h. Wil- Beakley George, physician, h. 85 Clinton pL liamsburgh Beakley Henry, lawyer, 4 New Beams James S. grocer, 251 Washington, h. Witttams* Beakley Jacob & Brother, physicians, 35 Clinton pi. bu/rgli Beal William, blacksmith, h. 816 Ninth Bearsly Ann, seamstress, h. 11 Weehawken Bealch Wm. B. planemkr. r. 29 Hester, h. 169 Divisioi Bease Josiah, pedler, b. 189 Houston Beale Eliza, wid. Henry, h. 47 Fifth Beasley Elizabeth, wid. Samuel, h. 77 W. 80th Beale John, grocer, 3 & 5 Bridge, h. B rooklyn Beastall William, chemist r. 198 Fulton BEALE JOHN C. stationer, 78 Wall, h. B rooklyn Beasten William, machinist h. 102 Columbia Beale, Melick & Dewitt, grocers, 3 Bridge Beatey Thomas, h. 78 Hester Beales Horace, smith, 396 Bleecker, h. — Troy Beaton Michael, baker, h. 270 Monroe Beales John C. physician, 273 B’way, h. 30 E. 14th Beatson Jane Ann, wid. David B. h. 11 Roosevelt Beals Albert J. daguerr. 156 B’way, h. 112 Columbia Beattey Luke, grocer, 485 E. 12th, h. 485 E. 12th Beals Horace, stonecutter, 603 Hudson, h. 62 Troy Beattie Alexander H. butter, 239 Washington Beals Samuel J. banker, 80 Broad, h. 79 Ninth Beattie Andrew, contractor, h. 800J Third Beals & Jones, stonecutters, 603 Hudson Beattie Edward C. clerk, h. 675 Greenwich Beam James M. sawyer, h. 83 Gansevoort Beattie Elizabeth, wid. William, h. 14 Christopher Beam John, cooper, 128 Broad, h. 101 State, BrookHyr Beattie Henry, flagger, h. Ninth av. n. W. 31st Beam John, police, h. 2 Church Beattie James M. copyist 76 Nassau, h. 187 Delancey Beam John v. 89 West Beattie Thomas, stonecutter, h! 820 Second av. Beam John V. jr. 195 Pearl, h. 51 Warren Beattie William, carpenter, h. 278 W. 29th Beam Martin R. policeman, h. 100 W . 20th Beatty OorneliuB, coachmaker, 87 Third av. h. 88 Beam Nath’l B. painter, 68 Bleecker, h. 51 Perry Third av. Beam Sarah, wid. Joseph, h. 117 Broome Beatty Daniel L. painter, 223 W. 18th, h. 258 W. 17th Beam Theodore, carman, h. 382 Sixth av. Beatty Elizabeth, wid. George, h. 315 Ninth av. Beam Uriah G. driver, h. 106 E. 82d Beatty James, carpenter, h. 259 W. 26th Beam William H. mer. 89 West Beatty James, clerk, h. 139 Madison Beame George, butcher, h. 153 E. 26th Beatty James, marketman, 106 Charlton Beames Clare W. physician, h. 91 Clinton pi. Beatty James, bucksetter, h. 163 W. 22d Beames Henry P. umbrellas, 140$ Bowery Beatty Jas. grocer, 184 Greenwich, h. 811 Greenwich Beames William E. & Henry P. umbrellas, 140J Beatty ■James H. com. mer. 1 Pine, h. S. Eighth* Bowery, h. 140£ Bowery WiUiamsbvrgh Beamish Samuel, acct 64 Beaver, h. 309 Henry Beatty John, carman, h. r. 40 Horatio Beamish Thomas, laborer, h. 870 Greenwich Beatty Johu, carpenter, 111 South Bean Aaron H. wines, 39 Water, h. 48 W. 14th Beatty John, clerk; h. 280 Ninth Bean Abial C. soap, W. 81st n. Sixth av. h. 15S Beatty John P. straw hats, 252 W. 19th, h. 209 W. 16th W. 80th Beatty Robert, binder, 15 Spruce, h. 84 Frankfort Bean Ira A. agent, 64 Beaver Beatty Samuel, chairs, 252 W. 19th, h. 209 W. 16th Bean M. Dudley, com. mer. 39 Water, h. 48 W. 14th Beatty Thomas, laborer, h. 168 E. 22d Bean Maiy, wid. Moses (Rev.), h. 48 W. 14th Beatty Wm. C. provision, 65 Dey, h. 143 S. Eighth, BEAN M. H. & CO. American hotel, Montgomery. Williamsbu/rgh Jersey City f' Beatty & Durkee, saloon, 600 B’dway, h. 184 Crosby Bean Thomas, tailor, h. r. 66 James Beatty & Mitchell, grocers, 184 Greenwich Beaney James, tinsmith, h. 65 James Beaty Charles, harnessmaker, h. 296 W. 81st Beany James, tinsmith, h. 65 James Beaty Elizabeth, wid. William, h. 120 Trov t Bear Bernard, laborer, h. r. 212 Houston Beaty James, baker, 119 First av. h. 119 First av. BEC 54 B EG Beaty James, bricklayer, h. 165 E. 22d Beck George, butcher, 226 Houston, h. 226 Houston Beaty James 0. copyist, h. 1ST Delancey Beck George, tailor, h. 248 Fifth Beaty John, h. r. 59 Bayard Beck Gottlieb, pianomaker, h. 22 Av. A Beaty John, laborer, h. 329 Ninth Beck Gottlieb, grocer, 142£ Yanck, h. 142f Yarick Beaty Mary, washer, h. r. 83 Forsyth BECK GUSTAV, mer. 61 8tone, h. St. Denis hotel H. Beckav. sculptor, hi 412 Eighth Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 21 i W. 44th Beaudm Dominique, hats, 299 Broadway, h. 96 Duane Beck Henry, liquors, 286 Bowery, h. 286 Houston Beaudoum George, wines, h. 52 Leonard Beck Hugh, chandler, h. 360 Greenwich Beaudouin Hippolite, imp. 25 S. William, h. 188 Elm Beck Isaac, oils, h. 93 Sheriff Beaumont Ed. clock, 198 Division, h. 5 Manhattan Beck James, fringes, 49 Horatio, h. 49 Horatio Beaumont John, spinner, h. W. 47th n. Tenth av. Beck James & Co, drygoods, 355 Broadway Beaumont John P. B. painter, h. 89 Chambers Beck Jacques, bootmaker, h. 15 W. Broadway Beaumont Samuel W. wireworker, 51 Oortlandt, h. Beck Jane, shirts, 859 Sixth av. 518 Eighth av. Beck John, drygoods, 355 Broadway, b. Westchester BEAUMONT THOS. M. tailor, 6 Ann, h. 190 Allen Beck John, butcher, 20 Clinton, h. 20 Clinton Beaumont "Victor, civil engineer, h. 650 Houston Beck John, fringes, r. 544 Eighth av. b. 544 Eighth av. Beaumont William, laborer, h. 117 W. 26th Beck John G. engineer, h. 8 Columbia Beaumont William, weaver, h. Tenth av. n. W. 43d Beck John H. clerk, h. 737 Eighth av. Beauron John J. jeweler, 166 William, h. 166 Wil­ Beck John N. mechanic, h. 52 Wooster liam Beck Joseph, baker, 118 Mulberry & 46 Laurens, l>, Beauron Joseph V. jeweler, 166 William, h. 166 118 Mulberry William Beck Joseph D. hardware, h. W. 42d n. Ninth av. Beauron J. J. avid, carpenter,, h. 136 Amity Beecher Wm. engineer, 203 W. 17th, & 584 Hudson Bedell Elizabeth, wid. John, upholstery, 15 Sixth av. Beecher William A. broker, 1J Hanover, h. 101 Hen­ h. 15 Sixth av. ry, B rooklyn Bedell G. Thurston (Rev.), h. 61 Tenth Beecher & Hicks, shipjoiners, 101 Market si. Bedell Gilbert S. carman, h. 45 Goerck Beeching George, carman, h. 157 W. 18th. Bedell Henry, driver, h. r. 298 Delancey Beeck George H. segarmaker, 358 Houston Resell Ichabod, carman, h. W. 24th n. Seventh av. Beeckman Gilbert L. com. mer. 43 Broadway, h. 28 Bedell Joseph L. pianomaker, 524 Hudson E. 20th Bedell Knapp, carman, h. 88 Essex Beeckman H’y, late mer. 21 South, h. 26 Brevoort pL Bedell Mott, mer. 104 Wall, h. 38 Cranberry, B rooklyn Beeckman Henry jr. diV g 46 Cortlandt, h. 73 Amity Bedell Richard, watchman, h. 728 Fourth Beehler Tobias, glue, 47 Vesey, h. Philadelphia Bedell Sarah, wid. Solomon, h. 211 Stanton Beeker Hieronymus, trunks, 14 Catharine & 349 Bow­ Bedell Townsend, carman, h. 28 Goerck ery, h. 44 Forsyth Bedell Whitmore, carman, h. 214 E. 11th Beekman Benj. P. saddler, 19 Bowery, h. 17 Eldridge Bedell Wm. builder, 137 W. 33d, h. 408 Eighth av. Beekman Abraham, sawmill, 127 Attorney, h. 52 First Bedell Wm. carpenter, 177 W. 33d, h. 408 Eighth av. Beekman Abraham J. sec. 12 Mer. Ex. b. L. I. Bedell Wm. A. bookbinder, 200 Mulberry, h. M orri- I Beekman Benj. F. strawgds, 68 William, h. Princeton sania Beekman Edwards, stables, h. 172 E. 24th Bedell Wm. H. clerk, h. 283 Henry Beekman Charles, carman, h. 351 Third av. Bedell & Vanderbilt, builders, 177 W. 83d Beekman Charles W. seaman, h. 318 Monroe Bedew Charles A. silverplater, 136 Mercer Beekman Fanny, dressmaker, h. 818 W. 44th Bedford Aug. com. 12 & 13 W. Wash, m kt h. 72 Fourth Beekman, G. C. 89 William Bedford Daniel, carpenter, h. 141 W. 18th Beekman George W, carpenter, 50 Fourth av. h. 50 Bedford Edward, laborer, h. 80 Cliff Fourth av. Bedford Gunning S. physician, h. 70 Fifth av. Beekman Gerard L saddler, 57 Bowery, h. 188 R Bedford Joseph D. printer, r. 59 Ann, h. 27 Vandam Broadway BEG 56 BEI BEE™ A N t A M E S W. state senator, 8 Nassau, h. Begg Patrick, liquors, 71 Mulberry and 281 Mott h, 71 Mulberry Beekman John, rigger, h. 22. Trinity pi. Begg P. & M. liquors, i iq u u r o , 71 i x Mulberry o u l uandi 231 Mott * ------ 7 Beekman Jacob 8. builder, 50 Fourth ay. h. 60 Begg -o 2 5 , -irriiu William, butter, o201 m Av. a v A, A >1 9.01 h. Av. A 201 Av. A r ourth ay. Beggin Patrick, k, bedsteads, ucuowouo, 58 ^ Mulberry, ------- r* h. 63 Mulb’y Beekman John V. builder, 32 W. 19th, h. 97 W. 19th Beggs James, —ason, mason, h. r. 134 184 Greenwich av. Beekman Leonard, shoemaker, h. 184 Houston Beggs Martha, wid. William, hattrimmer, h. 15$ Sam 1 A. drygds, 66 Canal, h. New Jersey W . 16th Beekman Theo. drvgds, 66 Canal, h. New Jersey Beggs Robert, h. 40 Walker Beekman William F. h. 23 E. 20th Beggs Robert, seaman, 141 Cherry Beekman G. & B. saddlers, 57 Bowery Beggs William, silversmitL, li. 43 Oliver Beekman & Co. drygoods, 66 Canal Beglan James, liquors, 195 W. 17th, & Ninth av c Beekmann Eluiah, wid. August, h. 81 Oak W. 31st h. 195 W. 17th Beekmann Hermann C. grocer, 202 Ay. C. h. 202 Beglen Thomas, laborer, h. r. E. 29th. n. Third av. Av. A Begley Lewis, tailor, h. 161 Second Beelin Philip, smith, h. 97 Morton Begley Owen, butcher, 245 E. 13th Beeman Philo G. baker, h. 10 Patchin pi. Beglin John, porter, h. 97 E. 16th Beemy Ann, washing, h. 623 Washington Beglin John, liquors, 193 W. 25th, h. 193 W. 25th BeCny Catherine E. wid. Edward, h. 26 Grand Beglin Thomas, mason, h. 537 Sixth av. Beeney Henry, clerk, h. 42 Marion Begley Mark, plumber, h. 90 W. 17th Beeney Jas. shoemaker, 201 W. 25th, h. 201 W. 25th BEGODEN ACHILLES, com. mer. 12 Old si. Beeny Stephen, hatpresser, h. 275 Delancey Begoul Peter, prof. h. 18 Vestry Beer Adolph, jeweler, 276 Bowery, h. 120 Eldridge Behan John, barber, 194 Av. A, h. 194 Av. A Beer Cerf, May & Co. imps. 41 Beaver Behan Stephen, liquors, 75 Laurens* h. 75 Laurens Beer Clias. confec. 609 Greenwich, h. 609 Greenwich Behan Thomas, tailor, r. 66 James Beer Hammond, liquors, 81 Division Behan Thomas, painter, h. 187 Av. C Beer Henrich, liquors, 260 Delancey, h. 260 Delancey Beher August, tailor, h. 20 Hester Beer Henry, feed, 189 Ninth, h. 108 E. 30th Behem Thomas, shoes, 207 Spring, h. 207 Spring Beer John, plasterer, h. 101 W. 26th Behime David, pedler, h. 123 Columbia Beer Mayer segars, h. 26 Allen Behn John, carpenter, 623 Eighth av. Beer Moritz, watch materials, 278 Second Behnken John, segars, 162 Washington Beer S. portemonnaies, 40 Maiden la. Behr Edward, hardware, 82 Broad, h. 68 Sackett. Beer Wilder, butcher, 12 Eighth av. h. 12 Eighth av. Brooklyn Beer William T. architect, h. 473 Greenwich Behr Elias, carman, h. 237 Houston Beer & Co. portemonnaies, 40 Maiden la. Behrans John F. music teacher, h. 28 Vandewater Beere Edward, clerk, h. r. 105 Forsyth Behren Hammann, grocer, Third av. c. E. 43d & E Beere Joseph, shoemaker, h. 326 W*. 27th 6l8t, c. Third av. h. Third av. c. E. 43d Beerke James, grocer, h. 307 W. 27th Bebrend Edw. segars. 482 Third av. h. 482 Third av Beerman John, fruits, 8 W. Wash, m kt h. Hoboken Behrend Edward, imp. 101 William Beers Abner, h. 176 W. 25th Behrend Gustavus, imp. French & German goods Beers Andrew B. imp. 88 Chambers, h. 34 St Mark’s 101 William, h. 27 Catharine « P1* Behrend Samuel N. kaleidoscopes, 254 William h Beers Andrew J. shipwright h. 26 Houston, 254 William Beers Henry J. liquors, 34 Broadway, h. 63 St Behrendt Edward, tinware, 664 Eighth av. h. 664 Mark’s pi. Eighth av. Beers James H. carpenter, h. 190 Eldridge Behrens Conrad D. hosiery, 353 Houston, h. 353 Beers James, carpenter, E. 29th, n. Second av. Houston Beers James B. gold pens, 49 John, h. 112 Prince, Behrens Henry, gro. 417 Second av. h. 417 Second aV. B rooklyn Beers James H. clothier, 176 Chatham* h. P ort- Behrens Hermann, grocer, Third av. E. 42d, h. Third av. c. E. 42d Chester Behrens Jacob, 111 Broadway Beers James, printer, h. 16 Clarkson Behrens John, charcoal, h. 262 Madison Beers John, porter, h. 16 Clarkson Beers John T. clerk, 77 William, h. 236 Clinton Behrens John, hotel, 141 Cedar, h. 141 Cedar BehringJohn, tailor, h. r. 146 Third Beers Joseph D. late broker, 39 Broad, h. 11 E. 14th Behrle Frederick M. interpreter, h, 9S Centre Beers Margaret wid. Cyrenius, h. 55 E. 21st Behrle Herman, brewer, 7 Elizabeth, h. 7 Elizabeth Beers Nathan P. teacher, h. 87 Market Beers Kobert (col’d), carpetshaker, h. r. 56 Thomp­ Behrmann Benjamin, tailor, 230 Canal, h. 230 Canal son Behrman Herman, grocer, 243 First av. h. 243 First av Beers Samuel, carman, h, 117 Barrow Behnnann Hermann, grocer, 248 First av. h. 243 First av. Beers Susan, wid. Samuel S. h. 78 Third Beers Wilder, butcher, 57 Troy, h. 57 Troy Behrmann Henry, gro.. 218 Wooster, h. 218 Woostor Beers William, carman, h. 611 Ninth av. Behrmann John, imp. 21 S. William Beers William, shoemaker, h. 82 Oliver Behrye Martin, laborer, h. r. 51 Anthony Beers William P. butcher, 69 Orange, h. 78 Third Behtolt Anthony, mason, h. W. 46th, n. Eighth av. Beers & Bogart imps. 34 Broadway Beibushymer Henry, cooper, W. 15th, n. Tenth av. Bees John, porter, h. r. 95 Crosby h. 38 W. 13th Beeshel John S. sawyer, h. 98 W. 30th Beichelt Frederick, boxmaker. h. 79 Suffolk Beesing Henry, laborer, h. r. 61 Laight Beicker Chas. shoemaker, 149 E. 26th, h. 149 E. 26th Beesley Isaiah, painter, 359 Washington h. 389 Beidenbender Jacob, tailor, h. 318 Eighth av. Washington Beiderlinden Nicolas, carver, h. 211 Seventh Beesley Joseph, boots, 525 Broadway, h. 126 White Beiderhase Bernard, silversmith, 83 Duane, h. 10 King Beesly Nathaniel, carpenter, h. W. 42d, n. Tenth av Beeston William, machinist h. 102 Columbia Beikel Aud^w, bootmaker, h. r. 12 Thompson Beetham Peter P. marblecutter, h. 54 Clarkson ±5eihl Louis, stonecutter, h. 256 Fifth Beethaum William, Tate confectionary, h. r. 36 Pitt Bedby Charies T. clerk, h. 63 Thompson Beevans Matthew, laborer, h. 208 E. 21st Belz Charles, tailor, h. 19 Forsyth Begabing Charles, pianomaker, h. W. 15th cor Berlepsch Frederick, tailor, h. 232 Fifth Sixth av. ’ Berry James, driver, h. 276 W. 28th Began Bernard, mason, 185 Greenwich av. Bevan Edward, builder, h. 302 Pearl Begen Edward, mason, h. 293 W. 81st Bigly John, carpenter, h. 306 W. 28th Begen Patrick, junk, h. r. 92 Ridge builder, 108 E. 18th Begerl John, segars, 248 Av. A, h. 248 Av. A machinist>h. 109 Houston Begbie George, boarding, h 64 Fulton ^ n bootmaker, b. 54 Attorney Begg Alexander, mason, h. 808£ First av. Bern Adolphe, tailor, h. 2 Orchard * Begg Ann, wid. James, liquors, h. 40 Hester Bern John, carpenter, h. 310 Eighth Begg Begg, Francis, W**I, coal, V* 81 w Ridge & 82 Ridge, h. V81I AViugc? Bern John, carpenter, h. 929 Broadway Begg John, liquors, 202 Houston, h. 685 Fourth S e?n i >sT ePh>Painter, h. 28 Av. B. Begg Michael, liquors, 71 Mulberry Aif TThtou H . physician, h. 7 4 W . too. Bell Rosalie, boarding, h. 474 Broome Belta Henry,.rigger, h. 888 Madison Bell Samuel jr. grocer, 107 South, h. 47 Walker Belter John H. cabinetmaker, 547 Broadway Bell Samuel P. lawyer, 52 John, h 94 Twelfth Belting Francis, gfoccr, 240 Canal Bell Samuel W. plasterer, h. 298 Ninth av. Belton Pat. painter, 302 Fourth av. h. 213 Third av. Bell Sarah, wid. Thaddeus, h. 296 Third Belton Thomas, painter, 182 Hudson, h. 56 Paciri,- Bell Sarah, wid. Daniel C. boarding, h. 5 Spring B rooklyn BELL STAATES S. wood and- coal, 265 West & 9 Belton Thomas, sexton, h. E. 22d. c. Fourth av. Jane, h. 4 Twelfth Belton Winfield S. editor, 91 Wall, h. 309 Bridge, Bell Thomas, acct. h. 252 Tenth B rooklyn Bell Thomas, broker, 91* Wall, h. 10 Perry Beltz Catherine, wid. Godfred, h. 166 W. 35th BELL THOMAS, auctioneer, 13 Spruce, h. 467 Hud­ Bely Charles, tailor, h. 19 Forsyth son Belzer John, hats, 306 Grand, h. 62 Allen Bell Thomas, driver, h. W. 39th, n. Sixth av. — --- -- — cno jL /lOA Bell Thomas, exchange, 218 First av. h. 218 First av. Bell Thomas, laborer h. r. 19 E. 11th , Broadway Beman Philo G. icedealer, h. 10 Patchin pi. Bell Thomas, painter, h. 252 Tenth Beman Samuel, editor, h. 490 Broadway Bell Thomas, policeman, h. 427 Greenwich Bell Thomas, shipjoiner, 20 Fletcher and 435 Tenth Beman Samuel, shirts, h. 603 Broadway Bell Thomas, straw manufacturer, h. 110 Amos Beman Ransom, roofer, 90 Beaver, h. 98 E. 30th Bell Thomas D. tailor, h. 43 Oliver Beman Warren, 90 Beaver, h. First pi. Brooklyn Bell William, baker, h. E. 13th, n. Av. D Bement Edwd. banker, 45 William, h. Staten Island Bell William, bricklayer, h. 123 E. 11th Bernes Hannah, wid. Jacob, h. 184 W. 26th Bell William, porter, h. 446 Washington Bemesdeifer Antony, tailor, h. r. 94 Essex Bell William, porterhouse, h. 286 W. 13th Bemher Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, h. r 126 GreeDe Bell William, smith, li. 4 Av. D Bemis Thomas H. carman, h. 281 Henry Bell William, stonecutter, h. 377 Twelfth Bemrose Jos. stables 30 City Hall pi. h. 74 Frankfort Bell William, watchmaker, h. 62 Downing BEMROSE & SEAICH, stables, 30 City Hall pi. Beil William F. h. 237 Spring Ben John, carpenter, h. 623 Eighth av. Bell William G. carpenter, h. 581 Hudson Benard Chester, tobacco, h. r. 143 Reade Bell William, engineer, h. 538 Broome Benary Henry, pianos, 892 Bowery, h. 392 Bowery Bell William, iron railing, 94 W. 19th, h. 366 Sixth av. Benaske Jacob, saddler, h. 222 E. 11th Bell William H. physician, h. 106 Av. C Benatre Victor, jeweler, 51 Franklin, h. 88 Lispenard Bell William, laborer, h. 323 First av. Bench Hannah, h. 44 E. 18th Bell William H. lawyer, 52 John. h. 94 Twelfth Bend Catharine A. wid. William, h. 77 W. 36th Bell William H. policeman, h. 195 Third av. BENDA HENRY & CO. imps. 15 John, h. 22 Oliver Bell William H. searcher, 2 Hall of records, h. 6 Bender Albert, segarmaker, h. r. 63 Thompson Mangin Bender Charles, shoemaker, h. 44 Elizabeth Bell William H. lawyer, h. 6 Mangin Binder Charles, portemonnaies, 131 Fulton, h. 98 Bell William M. carman, h. 105 Christopher Greenwich BELL & COE, lawyers, 52 John Bender Christian, barber, Broadway, c. W. 40th, h. BELLAMY JOHN, clothing, 53 Cortlandt, h. Car- W. 41st, n. Seventh av. mansville,, H. Y. Bender George, grocer, 232 Third, h. 232 Third Belleville White Lead Co. 161 W ater Bender Henry, shoes, h. 98 Reade Bellew Frank, artist, h. 37 Irving pi. Bender Jacob, sailor, h. 82 Hamersley Bellew H. T. engraver, 84 & 87 Nassau, h. — Brdway Bender John, laborer, h. r. 246 W. 45th Bellew Laurence, clerk, h. 123 Twelfth Bender John, pianomaker, h. E. 40th, n. Madison av. Bellie David, painter, h. 737 Eighth av. Bender John, varnisher, h. 147 W. 81st Bellier Alfred, cabinetmaker, h. r. 39 Renwick Bender John A. shoemaker, h. 255 Fifth Belling Edmd. maccaroni, 217 Walker, h. 217 Walker Bender Joseph, tailor, h. 3 E. Clinton pi. BELLING & VOGEL, maccaroni, 217 Walker Bender Joseph, carman, h. 147 W. 16th Bellisle Frederick, tailor, h. r. 119 Broome Bender Leonard, carman, h. 504 Houston Bellman Edwin, engraver. 102 Nassau, h. 88 King Bender Mary, wid. Jacob, confectr, h. 328 W. 29th Bellman Francis, shoemaker, h. 65 Mott Bender Philip J. locksmith, 177* William, h. 25 Van* Bellman Joseph, bootmaker, h. 58 Elm dewater Bellman Thomas, plasterer, h. 171 W. 33d Bender Simeon, carpenter, h. r. 173 W. 81st Bello Nicholas, bartender, h. 96 E. 30th. Bender Washington, h. 257 Greenwich Belloni Louis J, coal, 73 Wooster and Third av. c. Bender William, painter, h. r. 366 Houston 128th, h. Harlem Bender & Freidlieb, portemonnaies, 131 Fulton Belloni Louis J. jr. coal, 73 Wooster and Third av. c. Bending Jeremiah M. (col’d), seaman, h. 2 York j! 128th, h. Harlem Bending Jeremiah M. (col’d), waiter, h. r. 65 Sullivan Belloni Robert, coal, Ninth, c. Stuyvesant, and 331 Bending Louisa (col’d), wid. George, washing, h. T8 Tenth, h. Harlem Sullivan Bellow Anthony, driver, h. 185 E. 22d Bendit Abraham, glazier, h. r. 88 Chrystie Bellow George F. .stabling, 129 Duane, h. 144 Reade Bendit Adolphus, plate glass, 148 Pearl ’ J Bellow Hartwell H. shipwright, h. 348 Third Bendit Seligman, lookingglass, 148 Pearl, h. 107 Second Bellow Jacob, shoemaker, h. r. 150 Third Bendit A. & Brother, lookingglass plates, 148 Pearl Bellows Charles, wine, 74 Broadway & 11 New, h. 25 Bendix George L. C. carver, h. 185 E. 22d Charlton Bendix John E. patternmkr, 214 E. 26th, h. — E. 53d Bellows Edward, clothier, 7 James si. li. 45 East Benedec Alexander, shoemaker, h. 268 Third Broadway Benedict Alex, watches, 5 Wall, h. Staten Island . Bellows Edward P. clothing, 362 Water, h. 45 East , Benedict Abner, lawyer, 64 John, h. 67 W. 25th Broadway Benedict Abner, lawyer, 6 Wall, h. 68 W. 26th Bellows Frank, stables, 129 Duane, h. 144 Reade Benedict Andr. C. & Co. jewelers, 28 Bowery, h. 51 B e l l o w s Frederick, livery stables, 162Varick, h. 55 W. 22d Benedict Andr. F. pickles, 119 Beekman, h. Astoria, Bellows1George G. lawyer, 39 William, h. E. 10th, n. Irving pi. Benedict Caleb S. boots & shoes, 52 Dey, h. Conn. BELLOWS H. W. (Rev.), h 56Irving pi. Benedict Charles L. lawyer, 70 Wall. h. 59 W. 25th Bellows Josephine, teacher, h. 428 Hudson Benedict Charles W. printer. 12 Spruce, h. Yonkers Bellows Smith D. h. 50 E. 22d Benedict Coleman, tea, 56 Vesey, h. 67 Madison av. Bellows E. P. & C. N. clothing, 862 Water Benedict Eli, merchant. 188 Front, h. 121 Second av Bellsheim Joseph, liquors, 13 Av. B, n. 13 Av. 15 Benedict Elijah, late teachor, li. 17 Beekman BEN 59 BEN 1 Benedict Eliza, wid. Mathew, seamstress, 1 Goerck BENJAMIN MEIGS D. mer. 46 Broadway, h. 208 BENEDICT ERAST ITS C. lawyer, 70 Wall, h. 60 Tenth Tenth Benjamin Moses D. paperhanger, h. 147 E 28th ! BENEDICT GABRIEL, imp. 16 Platt, h. Staten IsVd Benjamin Nathan, exchange, 189 Chambers, h. Benedict George, physician, h. 1020 Broadway Jersey Ctty Benedict Henry M. banker, 63 Wall, h. Greenwich, Benjamin Nathan O. lime, 277 E. 21st, h. 181 E. 25th Conn. Benjamin Oscar F. com. deeds, 271 Bowery h. 198 Benedict Isaac (col’d), porter, h. 94 W. 41st Third av. BENEDICT JAMES H. & CO. paper, 10 Spruce, h. Benjamin Park, author, h. 3 W. Washington pi. Yon kern Benjamin Pulaski, salesman, 24 Broad, h. 88 Warren Benedict James L. lawyer, 111 Broadway Benjamin Ralph, hotel, 94 Chatham, & bil. tables 832 Benedict Jas. M. drygoods, 95 Liberty, h. 42 Murray Broadway, h. 489 Broome Benedict Jesse W. lawyer, 2 Dey, Benjamin John L. wheelwright, 141 E. 25th Bennett George A. strawgoods, 35 Cortlandt, h. 51 1 Benjamin John E. provisions, 59 Dey, h. 18 Cottage pi. W. 28th Benjamin John S. conductor, h. Eighth av. c. W. 49th Bennett George M. hatter, h. 274 W. 36th J Benjamin Joseph A. clothing, 114 Cherry, h. Massa­ Bennett George T. boatman, h. 58 Bethuno chusetts Bennett Henry, grocer, 81 Water, h. 275 State, Brook'n Benjamin Joseph R. surgical instruments, 13 Beekman Bennett Henry, grocer, h. 355 W. 26th h. 102 Eldridge Bennett Henry, seaman, h. r. 12 Washington fH Benjamin L. A. musician, 206 Allen & 119 W. 18th, Bennett Henry O. framemaker, h. 113 E. 11th 'i h. 223 Chrystie Bennett Henry P. clerk, h. 143 Sixth av. 4 Benjamin Martin E. machinist, h. 181 Stanton Bennett Hiram C. drygoods, 41 Dey, h. Conn. BEN 60 BEN Bennett Humphry, speculator, h. 218 Rivington Benning Thomas C. (Bev.) h. 181 E. 21st Bennett Isaac C. painter, h. r. 66 Norfolk Bennis John, sailor, h. 163 Duane Bennett Isaac M. mus. inst h. 57 Horatio Bennis Martha, Bennis Richard,clothing, h .h. carpenter, 118 lia i f iig is o n Maaison Bennett Jacob, carpenter, h. 299 Tenth av. Bennett James, cardmaker, h. 58 Greene r ^ N N I^ O S ^ K A N ’d ,’ 61 Atlantic, Brooklyn BENNETT JAMES GORDON, editor, 97 Nassau, h. S k e n W i K t r o c e r , 504 Pearl & 49 Dey, h. 504 Irving h. Bennett James H. trimmer, h. 177 W. 21st B e n n o c k James H. Astor pi. h. 155 W. 20th Bennett James O. mer. 110 Broad, h. 58 W. 29th Bennor Jacob, milk, 208* Broome, h. 208* Broome Bennett James P. police, h. 28 Jane Benns Jacob, stonecutter, h. r. 270 W. 28th Bennett Jane A. boarding, h. 272 Twelfth Benoit Joseph, tailor, 418 Broadway Bennett John, acc’t, 89 Maiden la. h. 126 Prospect, Benoit & Brandner, tailors, 418 Broadway Brooklyn Benrimo Baruch, segars, 205 Front, h. 35 Gr’nwichav Bennett John, captain, h. 249 W. 32d Bennett John, joiner, h. 288 Fifth Bennett John, laborer, h. 272 Tenth av. av _ Benrimo B. & D. segars, 205 Front BENNETT JOHN, hotel, 89 Grand, h. 36 Greene Bennett John, carpenter, 16 Jacob, h. 126 Third, Wil- Bensel J. A. h. 4 E. 11th BENSEL JAME8 B. h. 213 Chrystie liamaburgli Bensel Joseph McJ. cooper, 4 Depeyster, h. 12 Ham- Bennett John, cutler, h. 40 E. 19th Bennett John, oysters, 51 Eighth av. h. 51 Eighth av. ersley pi. Bensel Peter C. confectioner, h. 204 Spring Bennett John A. h. 137 Broome t >— -------------- 'lTT— ------T- Bennett John A. butch. 8 Clinton mkt. h. 129 Charlton Bennett John C. type, h. 168 W. 37th mond Bennett Joseph, engineer, h. 376 Ninth Bensen Frederick, confectioner, 166 Division, h. 166 Bennett Joseph, twister, h. 185 W. 83d Division Bennett Joseph II. fishmonger, h. 257 Monroe Bensen Margaret, wid. Jacob, h. 60 Yandam Bennett Joseph R. barber, 22 Murray, h. 22 Murray Bensley John, confectioner, 112 Seventh av. h. 112 Bennett Martin, carpenter, h. 224 Walker Seventh av. Bennett Mary Ann, wid. Joseph, h. 147 Orange Benson Alfred G. com. mer. 89 South, h. 62 Montague Bennett Martin, fruits, 196 Front, h. 376 Broome pi. Brooklyn Bennett Matilda, dressmaking, h. 19 Suffolk Benson Alvers, machinist, h. 1 Sheriff Bennett M. J. clothing, 35* Chatham, h. 35^ Chatham Benson Arthur W. late mer. 29 South, h. Brooklyn Bennett Owen, plasterer, h. Second av. n. E. 31st Benson Benjamin L. lawyer, 16 Wall Bennett Patrick, laborer, h. 36 Cherry Benson Benjamin P. h. 71 Crosoy Bennett Richard 8. undertaker, 285 Third av. & 476 Benson Benjamin W. mer. 32 Burling si. Eighth av.h. 285 Third av. Benson Catharine, wid. James B. h. r. 93 Orange. Bennett Robert, tailor, h. 239 Ninth av. Benson Charles S. grocer, 217 Bleecker Bennett Robert P. tailor, h. 21 Lispenard Benson Egbert, li. 86 E. 22d Bennett Samuel, inspector, h. r. 10* Amity pi. Benson Elias, perfumer, 256 Bowery, h. 256 Bowery Bennett Samuel, laborer, h. r. 83 Ninth av. Benson Elmore G. hotel, 154 E. Broadway, h. 154E. Bennett Samuel J. sawfiler, h. 273 E. 18th. Broadway Bennett Sarah, boarding, h. 263 Hudson Benson Francis, pedler, h. r. 47 E. 25th Bennett Sarah, wid. Stephen, h. 284 Sixth Benson Garret, carpenter, h. 153 W. 18th Bennett Sarah A. wid. John, seamstress, h. 85 Att’ny Benson George W. h. 171 Mulberry Bennett Sarah R. J. editor, h. 58 W. 29th Benson Henry (col’d), carman, h. r. 51 Anthony Bennett Solomon A. pianofortes, 861 Broadway, & Benson Henry, rigger, h. 3 Goerck 811 Rivington, h. 15 Laight Benson Hetty, h. 93 Mott Bennett Sturges, sieves, 181 Greenwich, h. Conn. Benson Jacob, carman, h. 83 W. 32d Bennett Sullivan E. pianos, 311 Rivington, h. L. 1 Benson James, seaman, h. 116 Madison Bennett Susannah, dressmaker, h. 912 Broadway Benson Jane (col’d), washing, h. 71 Thompson Bennett Theron R. police, h. 88 E. 28th. Benson John, oarber, 21 Catherine si. h. 21 C’thrinesl Bennett Thomas, carman, h. 36 Commerce Benson John, coppersmith, 25 Old slip h. 27 Front Bennett Thomas, drygoods, 351 Broadway, h. 16 B rooklyn Abingdon pi. j Benson John G. carman, h. 220 W. 18th Bennett Thomas, waiter, h. r. 127* Forsyth. Benson Joseph, painter, h. 167 W. 26th Bennett Thomas, laborer, h. 389 Cherry Benson Michael, lime, h. 274 W. 28th Bennett Thomas, carman, h. 118 Stanton Benson Nicholas R. h. r. 151 Clinton Bennett' Thomas jr. engineer, h. 184 Hester. Benson Peter, wheelwright, 231 Chrystie, h. 263Ninth Bennett Thomas T. clerk, h. 19 Suffolk Benson Robert, coachmaker, h. 257 E. 21st Bennett Tunis, undertaker, 476 Eighth av. h. 476 Benson Robert, wines, 5 New, h. 36 E. 22d Eighth av. Benson Robert, ropemaker, 103 Wall, h. Bushwick Bennett Walter L. clerk, h. r. 410 First av.* Benson Robert, starcher, h. 153 W. 15th Bennett Webb, clerk, h. 115 W. 40th Benson Robert (col’d), whitewashes h. 79 Sixth av., Bennett William, candy, 618 Ninth av. Benson Susan (col’d), lodgings, h. 9 Anthony Bennett William, drygoods, 94 James, h. 94 James Benson Thomas (col’d), musician, h. r. 58 Leonard Bennett Wm. furnishing, 84 Chatham, h. 236 Clinton Benson William, clerk, h. 165 Elm Bennett William, mason, 540 Grand, h. 351 Front Benson Wm. coachmkr, 121 E. 23d, h. 136 E. 28d Bennett William, oysters, 262 Canal Benson William (col’d), waiter, h. 3 Anthony Bennett Wm. painter, h. Eighth av. n. W. 29th Benson Wm. J. carriagemanuf 81 W. 18th, h. 81 Bennett William, stoves, 229 Bowery, h. 127 Chrystie 18th |H |^H Bennett William C. dentist, h. 101 Fourth av. Bensparker John, cabinetmaker, h. 170 W. 33d Bennett William C. driver, h. 912 Broadway BENT BARTLETT J r. stoves, 238 Water, h. B'ldyn Bennett William S. h. 191 Bleecker Bent Deborah, h. 40 White Bennett William W. butcher, 10 Centre mkt. h. 180 Bent Henry, pictures, 304 Broadway, h . 27 Walker Third av. Bent Richard, pianos, — Mercer, h. 243 Wooster Bennett Wm. W. pianofortes, 861 B’way, h. Stratford Bent Robert, collector, h. 83 Seventh Bennett H. C. & Co. drygoods, 41 Dey Bent Samuel S. foundry, 210 E. 26th, h. 303 Thirdav. Bennett & Co. pianofortes, 361 Broadway & 811 Bent Thornas & Son, foundry, 210 E. 26th, ii. Bor* Rivington Cheater Bennett Bernard Robert, laborer, h. 249 Monroe Berrian Charlotte, wid. James, h. 631 Fourth Bernard Sarah, wid. Charles, boarding, 11 Third av. Bernard Theodore, oysters, 218 and 220 Bleecker, h. Berrian Cornelius A. hardware, 601 Broadway, h. 22 29 Grand W. Washington pi. Bernard Thomas, pedler, h. r. 93 Gold Berrian Edward, carptr. r. 234 W. 18th, h. 234 W. 18th Bernard William H. broker, 64 Wall, h. Remsen n. Berrian Elizabeth M. wid. Wm. shades, 180 Bowery, Court, Brooklyn h. 180 Bowery Bernard & Crommelin, brokers, 64 Wall Berrian George W. jr. drugs, 353 Sixth av. h. 858 Bernardi Margaret, wid. Anthony, h. 175 Laurens Sixth av. Bernards P. E. lithog. h. 102 St Mark’s pi. Berrian Isaac, carman, h. 234 Division BERNAYS B. importer, 75 Pearl, h. 689 Broadway Berrian Jane W. h. 144 Greene Berndt Alexander, tailor, 63 Prince, h. 63 Prince _ Berrian James, boatman, h. 45 Sheriff Bernei Joseph, carpenter, r. 98 Reade, h. 100 Read# Berrian Jas. architect^ 5 Broad, h. Sixth av. c. 125th Berner Heniy, grocer, 56 Sullivan, h. 56 Sullivan Berrian Jefferson, builder, h. 57 Bank Bernert Michael, tailor, h. 197 Av. B Berrian John, agent, 18 Nassau, h. Fordham / Bernet Alexander, tailor, h. 63 Prince Berrian John M. hardware, 601 Broadway, h. 5 Ninth Bernet Ernest Otto, beer, 143 W. ISth, h. 143 W. 18th Berrian Joseph, carpenter, 244 E. 14th Bernet Robert wire worker, h. 80 W. 17th Berrian Mary, wid. George, boarding, h. 35 Bedford Bernett Philip, carpenter, li. 94 Essex Berrian Samuel, boilermaker, h. 89 Columbia Berney John J. grocer, Ninth av. c. W. 82d Berrian William (Rev.) h. 50 Varick Berney Thomas, laborer, h. Second av. c. E. 47th Berrian Wm. D. coal. Sixth, c. First av. h. 10 First Bernhard Albert oysters, 25 James, h. 25 James av. Bernhard Augustus, sawyer, h. r. 46 Allen Berrian J. & C. hardware, 601 Broadway Bernhard Bender, tailor, h. 346 Seventh av. Berrian & Banks, agents, 18 Nassau Bernhard Beni, fancygoods, 297 Grand, h. 297 Grand Berrien Daniel jr. brushes, 240 & 857 Pearl, h. 109 E. Bernhard Bobbet, wid. Morris, bdg. h. 162 Suffolk Broadway Bernhard Geo. chairs, r. 104 Norfolk, h. r. 102 Norfolk Berrien Dewitt C. brushes, 240 & 857 Pearl, h.85 Bernhard Gumprecht varieties, 411 Grand, h. 381 Seventh Grand Berrien E. T. agent, h. 235 Seventh Bernhard Isaac, dryg’ds, 161 Houston, h. 161 Houston Berrien Henry, indiarubber, h. 493 Third av. Bernhard Isidor, ribbons, 229 Grand, h. 229 Grand Berrien James, carpenter, h. 87 Suffolk Bernhard Jacob, tailor, 242 Division, h. 242 Division Berrien James L. lawyer, 338 Broome Bernhard John, butcher, h. 312 Third Berrien Peter, bricklayer, h. 36 W. 13th Bernhard Paul, bookseller, 290 Bro'dway, li. Germany Berrien Richard P. h. 12 Leroy Bernhard Philip, smith, h. 326 First av. Berrien Richard P. jr. lime, 381 West, h. 47 King Bernhard Russak, caps, 826 Grand, h. 326 Grand Berrien William E. builder, 192 Fourth, h. 12 Leroy Bernhard & Rosenberg, drygoods, 161 Houston Berrien D. jr. & Co. brushes, 357 & 240 Pearl * Bernhardt Clara, wid. Frederick, sewing, h. 85 Av. B Berrigan Michael, laborer, h. 12 West Bernhardt George, butcher, 189 Av. A, h. 189 Av. A Berrigan Thomas, laborer, h. r. 307 Madison Bernhardt Henry, tailor, h. 76 Orange Berris Stephen, clocks, — Fifth, h. 867 Ninth Bernhardt Louis, tailor, h. 109 Forsyth Berritt Michael, butcher, 63 Mulberry, h. 63 Mulberry Bernhardt Peter, tailor, h. 141 Third Berron Francis, groom, h. r. 5 Sheriff Bernheim Abraham, upholsterer, 160 Clinton, h. 155 Berron George, painter, h. 204 W. 21st Stanton Berry Ann, nurse, h. 86 Clinton Bernheim Augustus, jeweler, 51 Franklin, h. 89 Berry Ann, wid. James, toys, h. 820 Mott Wooster Berry Asal, driver, h. 154 Perry Bernheim Jacob,butch. 16 Jefferson mkt, h. J13 Ridge Berry Catharine, wid. Joseph, h. r. 72 Goerck Bernheim Leonhart, butch. 16 Jeff, mkt h. 113 Ridge Berry Charles, prov. 49 Catharine mkt. h. 155 Cherry Bernheim Moritz, painter, 139 Houston, h 139 Hous­ Berry Charles H. strawhats, 17 N. William, h. 41 De- ton lancey Bernheim L. & Sons, butchs. 14 & 16 Jefferson mkt. Berry Daniel P. clerk, 31 Dey, h. Newark Bernheimer Abraham, imp. 45 Cedar, h. 136 W. 14th Berry Edward, carman, h. 612 Water Bernheimer Eman’l, brewer, 567 Fourth, h. 287 Grand Berry Edward, dockbuilder, h. r. 2S4 Second BERNHEIMER HERMAN, mer. 37 William, 62 Berry Eliza, wid. James, h. 228 Av. B Beaver, & 109£ Pearl, h. 72 St Mark’s pi. Berry Eliza, wid. James, h. 91 E. 11th Bernheimer Isaac, salesman, 37 William, h. 43 Amos Berry Elizabeth, h. 872 Broadway Bernheimer Simon, drygoods, 87 William, h. 136 W. Berry George, h. 41 Delancey 14th Berry Hannah, seamstress, h. 70 Orange BERNHEIMER BROTHERS, drygoods, 37 William Berry Henry, boilermaker, h. 259 Tenth av. Bernheimer & Schmidt, brewers, 565 Fourth Berry Henry C. restaurant, 3 Peck si. h. 3 Peck si. Bernholtz Anthony, baker, 248 Tenth av. h. 248 Tenth Berry J. h. 121 Fourth av. av. Berry James, builder, h. 87 E. 31st Bernitt J. Henry, grocer, 45 Cherry & boardingh. Berry James, carman, h. 146 E. 24th 43 Cherry Berry James, fishingtackle, 50 Fulton, h. 557 Broome Bernkopf Marx, thread iQir Sj- M prw in . coffee, 217 1? u iton Blacklin Joseph J. roofing, 7 Broad, h. 297 State, Brooklyn > % h- 32 B“ a Blackman George, ink, h. W. 48th, n. Eighth av. I l S S S S r V i , 141 Wllli.il,, h. 60 P t o * Blackman Homer, h. 860 Bleecker pont, B rooklyn Blackman James, tinsmith, h. 866 Houston B lak e A m brose, carpenter, h. 121J W . 2 ith Blackman William H. seaman, h. 54 Clinton B la k e A m b ro se H. p h ysician , h W .4 1 s t n. Ninth ar. Blackman William, cutter, h. 178 Chambers B la k e A n d re w , carpenter, h. 201 E . 20th Blackmar Thomas S. lawyer, 43 Wall, h. 29 St. B la k e A n gelin a, w id . A n d r e w (c o l’d), washing, h. 66 Mark’s pi. . G ra nd BLACKMER JOEL, ladies’ institute, 54 Clinton pi. Blake Anson, 88 Wall, h. Brooklyn Blackstock George W. u. s. gauger, 37 Ninth BLAKE AUSTIN, strawhats, 186 & 235 Bowery, h. Blackstock John, laborer, h. r. 6 Batavia *' 178 Bowery Blackstock Jn. produce, 30 Wash. mkt. h. 842 West Blake Charles, painter, h. r. 17 Ridge Blackstock Moses, fruit, Washington mkt. h. 61 Elm Blake Cornelius D. lawyer, 88 Wall, h. Brooklyn Blackstock Samuel, carpenter, h. 270*Third av. Blake David, shoemaker, 54 Howard, h. 54 Howard Blackstock Thos. dealer, 80 Wash. mkt. h. 72 Watts Blake David A. salesman, h. 172 Franklin Blackstock J. & T. produce, 30 Washington mkt. Blake David F. painter, h. 82 W. 17th Blackstone Willis, builder, 182 Laurens, h. 122 Spring Blackstone & Ryerson, builders, 182 Laurens Blake E. J. cashier, 182 B*way, h. 61 State, Brooklyn Blackwell Charles A. mer. 77 William h. A storia Blake Elihu, dentist, 4 St. Mark’s pi. h. 4 St. Mark’s pi Blackwell Edw. u. s. gauger, 138 Maiden la. h. W ms- Blake Elizabeth, lodging h. 544 Pearl Blake Ellen, wid. John, files, 215 Pearl, h. England burgh , JiTT . , Blake Emily, wid. Charles, h. 332 Eighth Blackwell Elizabeth, physician, h. 44 University pi Blackwell J. P. clothing, 179 Broadway, h. 52 Harri­ Blake George, machinist, h. 530 Pearl son, Brooklyn Blake George W. weigher, 148 Front, h. 475 Pearl Blackwell Jacob, gauger, 140 Maiden la. h. W ms- Blake Hamlin, com. mer. 11 Broad, h. Brooklyn bivrgh i. Blake Henry, laborer, h. 107 Sheriff Blackwell James M. cloths, 77 William J | g | ***%$ Bleecker Alexander, N. c. h. h. 49 E. 20th Bliss Wm. M drygoods, . ^5 University pi Bleecker Anthony L. clerk, h. T81 Broadway Bliss Wm. R. engraver 40 Wa^ rty P BLEECKER ANTHONY J. auctioneer, 7 Broad, h. Bliss & Kellogg, silks, 72 & 94 L j- 781 Broadway Bleecker Aug. coal, B’way, c. Fourth, h. Scarsdale BLISsi B E r a t s f drygoods, 5 and 7 Bleecker Catharine A. wid. Anthony W. h. 5 Abing­ tjt Tft«fypOTTER, & CO. cards, 42 John don pi. BUven Charles, hardware, 1 Platt and 229 Pearl, h. 8 Bleecker Ed. auctioneer, 96 B’ way, h. 57 W . Wash­ ington pi. Commerce ___ ^ BLIVEN JEREMIAH P. physician, 445 Grand Bleecker Edward, physician, 98 Broadway, h. 88 W. Bliven John W. police, h. 2 Minetta pi. Washington pi. Bliven Thomas, seacaptaln, 189 Greenwich Bleecker Garrat N. iron mer. Clift c. John, h. 17 E. Bliven & Mead, hardware, 1 Platt and 229 Pearl 24th Blizzard Benjamin, carman, h. 87 E. 25th Bleecker Geo. E. accountant, 158 Water, h. Bedford Bloch David, shoemaker, h. 3 Franklin Bleecker George W. real estate, 98 Broadway, h. — Bloch Isaac, segars, 128 Suffolk, h. 128 Suffolk Hickory, Brooklyn Bloch Isaac, strawgoods, 104 B’dway, h. 463 B’dway Bleecker Jane, wid. Garrat N. h. 295 Twelfth Bloch Raphael, shoes, 80 Prince, h. 46 Crosby Bleecker James W. broker, 54 Wall, h. 125 Hudson Bloch Samuel, liquors, 154 Fulton, h. 8 Bayard Bleecker Joseph, com. mer. 69 South, h. 64 Hudson Blochinger Caspar, pocketbookmaker, h. 258 Fifth Bleecker Bichard W. sec. ins. co.^6 Wall, h. 108 Franklin Block Abby, h. 224 Thompson Bleecker Theophilact B. auctioneer, 21 Wall, h. Staten Block Alexander, pedler, h. 369 Eighth Isla/nd Block E. trunks, — Houston, h. 231 Second BLEECKER T. B. & CO. 21 Wall Block Isaac, segar, h. 65 Greene BLEECKER & OOTHOUT, imps. an! Bodine Sally, nurse, h. 21 W. 84th Bogardus & Barrows, strawgoods, 18 Liberty Bodine Samuel T. glue, 235 Pearl, h. Philadelphia Bogardus & Hoppin, manufacturers cast iron build- Bodine William, mason, h. 251 W. 18th Bodine, Baeder & Co. glue, 235 Pearl ings, Bogardus’ eccentric mill, Duane c. Centre BODINIER J. Y. physician, 234 Fourth av. Bogardus & Ramsay, painters, 137 Cedar Bogart Abraham jr. police justice, h. 28 Yandam Bodke John, grocer, 132 Chrystie, h. 11 Centre mkt. pi. Bogart Albert jr. clerk, h. 9 Cornelia Bodkee Peter E. shipping office, Rector c. West, h. Bogart Anderson, hatter, 90 Bowery, h. 101 Forsyth ' Rector c. West Bodkin Frederick, shoes, h. 173 Charles Andrew, cabinetmaker, h. 553 Broome Bodley Ann M. wid. Thomas A. h. r. 78 Henry Bogart Angiolinia, wid. David, boarding, 126 Delan- cey °* ■n,| Bodley Solomon, smith, h. r. 94 Henry Bodmann Joseph, tailor, h. 680 Fourth Bogart Asa H. street inspector, h. 40 Ludlow Bodmark S. bootcrimper. h. 3 Duane B g For^thUStUS L * fl0Ur’ 261 'WaahinSt01i’ h‘ 51 Bodmer Henry jr. imp. 7 William, h. Europe Bodnea Frederick, tailor, 235 First av. h. 235 First av. & $ & * * * carman, h. 5 Morton Bodstein Fred. W. b’kseller, 2 Barclay, h. 200 Bleecker Clara, wid. Cornelius, h. 92 Ludlow Bogart Daniel M. smith, h. 186 E. 21st Bodurtha H. L. turning, 47 Downing, h. 1 Hudson pi. Bogart George A. moulder, h. 108 Lewis Body John, laborer, h. r. W. 52d, n. Eleventh av. Bogart David, carpenter, h. 180 W. 20th Boeck Leopold, teacher, h 821 E. 12th Bogart Elizabeth, widow, seamstress, h 15 Sixth av, Boechel Eugene, packing boxes, 54 Mercer Bogart Eugene, pros, steel, 40 Dey n S i BRIDGEWATER Paint Manufacturing Company, 9 FOR WOOD, BRICK, AND IRON BUILDINGS, m Steam and Gamil Boats, Railroad Cars, &c. OR FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK ABOVE OR UNDE R WATER, PERFECTLY SPARK AND CINDER PROOF, ON ROOFS OF HOUSES AND DECKS OF STEAMERS, RAILROAD AND OTHER BRIDGES. E. BOGfEET, General Agent. D epot : 125 Pearl and 78 Beaver Streets, N ew -York. - — - — • • • — ----- DESCRIPTION. The article known as B ridgewater P aint has been sufficiently tested and approved to enable the Company confidently to place it before the public as the best paint in the market It differs entirely from earths and red shale, which abound throughout our own and other States, being a perfect chemical compound, and therefore cannot with justice be ranked among the mineral paints of the present d ay; the constituent parts being as com­ plete in their ebemical combination as the finest and most costly pigment in use. All the ordinary mineral paints being mechanical mixtures, invariably leave a very considerable residuum in the use. This is not only a loss, but if any part is mixed and applied with the paint, it causes a variation in the color, and also prevents it setting or drying. SELECTION OF CERTIFICATES. N ew -Y ork A rsenal, 8d O ct, 1851. Being advised by one o f the first painters in the City o f New-York to use the B ridgew ater Paints in pre­ ference to any other, upon the Ordnance buildings in my charge, on Governor’s Island, I did so, and found it all that it was recommended to be. The buildings, which are o f brick, speak for themselves, and I cheerfully give m y testimony in behalf o f the virtues of the Paint, deeming it superior to any now in use, as far as I can judge from two months’ observation. G. H. TALCOTT, B r. Lt. Col. N e w -Orleans , N ov. 29,1851. Having painted the hurricane deck of the passenger steamboat u Magnolia,” under my command, with the Bridgewater Painty I cheerfully recommend it for its impervious qualities, and nave no hesitation in pronouncing it superior, in my judgment, to any mineral paint before the public, and believe it to be a certain ^protection against the effects of sparks and cinders. It has also proven entirely water-proof on my decks, after three months’ use. ST. C. THOMASSON. The “ Magnolia ” is the finest boat on the Mississippi River. H u d s o n R i v e r R . R . O f f i c e , N e w -Y o r k , Jan. 16th, 1852. This is to certify that I have used the Bridgewater Paint on roofs o f cars, on a metal roof o f D6p6t buildings, and on iron work generally, and to some extent on wood work, and have no hesitation in saying that, besides tak­ ing the price into consideration, it is the best article, for the uses I have named, with which I am acquainted. It seems to possess durability and adhesiveness, and fully meets my expectations. OLIVER H. LEE, late Superintendent H . R . Railroad. Mr. Lee is now Secretary H. R. Railroad. % answered mat it deeming Paint, « XT ~ ° _ ------ - - . . . v . . * i i a i c c t c i u a A. ' W est P oint, N. Y., Dec. 17th, 1851. U. S. Military A cademy, Jan. 26th? 1852. v ^have used f , , ----------— Bridgewater the . o xPaint upon u jjim v / u i c o f the osome m w buildings under my supervision at West Poim”and I cneemmy add my testimony as to its durability and cheapness, in future I shall recommend it to my friends, and use it myself. B. S. ALEXANDER, L t. E ng's, JJ. 8. A UNDERWRITERS’ CERTIFICATE The undersigned, underwriters, having confidence in the Bridgewater Painty for the covering o f shingle roofs andi r-™,* frame buildings, will at all times give those fire risks a preference where g n Bridgewater the B ri< Pavnt is used L. MATTHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Ins. Co. JNO. JPEIM^ERTON, Pres. ’res. Merchants’ Merchants p. THOS. A. ADAMS, Pres. Crescent “ “ “ J. M. LAPEYRE, Pres. New Orleans •« ‘ « EDW ’D OGDEN, Agent General “ “ “ CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent L’ pool & London “ « A. BROTHER, Pres. Home “ “ “ SAM’L F. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual « « N e w -Y o rk , Feb. 17th, 1852. W e have been using the Bridgewater Paint for the last four or five months, and we are perfectly satisfied that it is the best mineral paint in the market. It has great body, which, together with the low price of the article must cause it to become in general use. W e cheerfully add our own to the many strong certificates of its aiiafSw WOODWARD & PEARSE, 325 Fourth st. cor. Mercer, Painters and Dealers. ~ N e w *Yorjk, Jan. 22d, 1852 I have used, and still continue the use of, the Bridgewater Paint, believing it to be fully equal to any material at present known for roof painting. It appears to be most admirably adapted to all metallic roofs, for its adhesivp and elastic qualities; and further, there is no residuum or settlings left, being able to use all.' R. B. FOSD1CK, Painter, No. 40 Fifth Avenue. .• , , , . . E ngineers’ Office , O wego, March 16th, 1852 Having to some extent used the several mineral paints which have been before the public for several years nast and finding none o f them what, in my opinion, they were recommended to be, I was induced, very reluctantlv in try the Bridgewater Paint. I have painted several bridges upon the New-York and Erie Railroad, with this arti cle, and have found it to be much superior to any article of the kind now in use. ____ ~ C. D. ~ McCALLUM, ------ Assistant Engineer New•York and E rie Railroad. I have been using the Bridgewater Paint on decks and bottoms o f Steamers for several months past, and in no case has it failed to give the utmost satisfaction. As a covering for the bottom o f vessels, I am satisfied there is nothing equal to it, as it becomes perfectly hard under water, and~/orms a metallic coat, which I have no doubt will last for a long time. I began the use of it on Commodore Vanderbilt’s steamers, at his request, and to this dav I am anv other kind of paint, n using it extensively, in preference to any naint fnr for ships, atoamara &c. shirva steamers, At/» JOHfc mTxvr A. a BOUTELLE N ew -Y ork, May 8th, 1852. Steamship and House Tr ~ Painter, and Dealer, ™ 129 Avenue D. ^ W e have now used the Bridgewater Paint for nearly a year past, and cheerfully add our testimony in regard Its its merits. merits. W find It. W ee find nartienlarlvadai^t/ad adapted rn it particularly to pmrovinrr covering roofs, &c. ---------- a____________ possessing, great■,____ as it does,_____ 5 ... - . readily. • •drying body, ff a and covering a larsre large surface, surface, as as c.omnarp.d with ntVrav compared with other paints. xWxt«e give this, in addition _: to r a former certificate, • *£Ti2P . oS 3) experience confirming our confidence, and we recommend it to all who require a good paint. April 17th, 1852. FARRINGTON & CLARK, Painters and Dealers, 210 Eighth Avenue. [From Appleton's Mechanics' M agazine and Engineers' Journal, M ay 1st, 1852.] *>AI1NT* R comes within our province to call the attention o f our friends to this valuable paint, which has been severely tested, both here and at the South, for the last year. The certificates of the merits of the aiticle are of the strongest character, and must give the most decided confidence, as they are from parties who are generally known, and who would not subscribe to facts which had not come under their own observation. W e ourselves believe it to be the best article in the market for any kind o f outside work, either on wood, brick, iron, or tin, and particularly adapted to the decks of vessels. The Erie, Hudson River, and other railroads, have kr^u esi depot buildings, cars, &c., as from its spark and cinder proof qualities, it forms a perfect protection. The depot o f the company is at 125 Pearl street and 78 Beaver stteet, New-York. itV * C*’ Hi? Clty . o f Brooklyn, having sold the Bridgewater Paint for the JffthTn VP ^ glver? Perfect satisfaction to all who have used it during that time: my sales of the Article steadily increasing m amount, and from the testimony of my customers and own observa­ tion, I have no hesitation in expressing my belief, that it is one o f the best paints ever introduced to the public. . CHARLES H. LITTLE, 145 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, . hesitation pronounce it the lest article f fo^coverfng^brfck1, w of * t°in “iron & s ^ S k a M B for pjivesusmesamesaiistaction as heretofore, we^wm continue to" use it and recommend^ it 7s a most supefior i o i ?N HODGKIN, lS^Court street, Brooklyn.‘^ W I.. RANDOLPH, Court and Douglass sts., Brooklyn. O. & P. KIERN a N, 72 Court street, S GRISSON, 7 Hicks street, “ WALKER, 2 Harrison street, CHARLES HOBBS, 829 Broadway, New-York. ROBERT McEWAN, 8 Hicks street, “ I HENRY PHILIPS, 226 Henry street, Brooklyn. NASH, 152 Alantic street, “ C. F. HERMANCE, 276 Hicks street. u Certificate o f Capt. Wm. Cults, o f Ship Charles Cooper. I feel compelled, after having the Bridgewater Mineral Paint on the decks o f my ship over nine months, to say, that it has proved infinitely superior to any pamt I have ever known. I gave a S f i c T t e In dto one month’s use, and my convictions then have been more than confirmed end ln„ .. .. that the Bridgewater Paint cannot be equalled for ships’ -purposes • and shinmastera hesitation in saying roding by the action of salt water, nor blistering or warping by exposure to the Jin. WM CUTTS* 1 N bw -Orlbans, N ov. 27th, 18& M aster o f Ship CharlMCooper | BOG 73 BOI Bogart Hannah A. wid. Peter, liquors, 318 Eighth ay. Bogert Wm. daguerreian, 345 Bleecker, h. 72 Ham­ h. 818 Eighth av. mond Bogart Harris, carpenter, h. 20 W. 13th Bogert Wm. silversmith, 277 8pring, h. 526 Broome Bogart Henry, jeweller, h. 221 Eighth av. Bogert William F. cutler, h. 291 First Bogart Jacob, auctioneer, 15 Spruce, h. r. 163 W. 35th Bogert William S. provisions, 68 Pearl Bogart Jacob, carpenter, h. 141 Perry Bogert & Frye, carpenters, 150 Amos Bogart Jacob, late carpenter, h. 120 Charles BOGERT & KNEELAND, shipping, 49 William Bogart James, carman, h. 30 Charles Boggs Jane, milliner, 289 Hudson, hi 289 Hudson Bogart James R. clerk, h. 98 Perry Boggs John L. furnishing, 281 Hudson, h. 289 Hudson Bogart James Z. policeman, h. 8 King Boggs Joseph, agent, 19 Chambers, h. 135 Orchard Bogart Jane, wid. Abraham, h. 831 W. 29th Boggs Margaret, wid. Wm. stockmaker, 64 Sheriff Bogart John, butcher, 47 Thompson, h. refused Boggs Samuel T. printer, h. 182 Orchard Bogart John, clerk, 117 Pearl, h. Hoyt, B rooklyn Boggs William, ball cord manufacturer, 777 Broadway, Bogart John, tailor, 80£ Nassau, h. 30 Commerce h. 777 Broadway Bogart John A. & Co. custom house brokers, 25 Pine, Boggs Wm. tobacconist, 249 W ashington, h. Brooklyn h. I l l Henry Boggs Wm. Jas. ins. agent, 68 Wall, h. 184 Hudson Bogart Lydia, wid. Jesse B. confectionery, 36 First BOGGS WM. n Edward C. mer. 176 Water, h. P a ris Bovers William E. charcoal & grocer, 330 Third, h. Boughton James, clerk, 153 Clinton 12 Manhattan Boughton Joseph, carpenter, h. 96 Monroe Boving Herman, imp. 94 John, h. 89 Chambers Boughton Buna R. clothier, 33 Maiden la. h. 86W. 24th Boving & Witte, imps. 94 John Boughton Stephen, painter, h. 137 Amos Bovingdon William, printer, h. 102 Hester Boughton & Knapp, clothiers, 33 Maiden la. Bow John, laborer, h. 309 First av. BOUGHTON, WARD, & SPARKS, lawyers, 52 John Bowan Thomas, laborer, h. 498 Greenwich Bouguet Charles, h. 689 Houston Boyrd Philip, boarding, 5 Thomas Bouillon Antoine, tailor, h. 161 Third Bowd Pierce, weigher, h. r. 13 Suffolk Bouin John, carpenter, h. 207 E. 18th Bowdel Henry C. h. 131 E. 28th Boujon Anth. liquors, 45(TBroadway, h. 100 Canal Bowden Alexander, porter, 101 Wall, h. 72 Morton Bouion Henrietta, corsets, 100 Canal, h. 100 Canal BOWDEN ANDREW, grocer, 87 Hudson, h. 6 Boul George, baker, h. r. 97 Sheriff Hubert Bouland Frederick B., fancygoods, 86 William Bowden Jeanette, seamstress, h. 832 Hudson Bouldoires Joseph, wines, 65 Laurens, h. 65 Laurens Bowden John W. marble, 999 Broadway, h. 137 E. Boulgere Thomas R. carver, h. r. 61 Mulberry 20th Boulton Alice, wid. Fred. John, h. 79 James Bowden Joseph, jeweler, 44 Cortlandt, h. 112 Second, Boulton Francis, imp. 263 Bleecker Williamsburgh Boulton William, boarding, h. 12 Carlisle Bowden Louise, wid. Joseph, dressmaker, li. 645 Boulware Henry, printer, h. 11 Second Greenwich Bouman, Henry C. boarding, h. 76 Roosevelt Bowden Samuel, boots & shoes, S6 Eighth av. h. 24 Bouman John, tailor, h. h. 200 E, 17th Grand Boumann Matthise, shoemaker, h.210 Rivington Bowden Samuel, porter, h. 24 Grand Bouncraft Nicholas, h. 886 Broadway Bowden Samuel M. carpenter, h. 373 Greenwich Bound William, driver, h. r. 195 W. 20th Bowden Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 58 Av. D Bouquet John, carpenter, h. 274 W. 45th Bowden William, pianomaker, h. 105 W. 29th Bouquet Ludovick, mer. 142 Pearl, h. 37 W. 28th Bowden William, carpenter, h. 616 Hudson Bourgard Charles, barber, 5 Frankfort, h. 9 Frankfort Bowden Wm. J. boots & shoes, 36 Eighth av. h. 24 Bourgeois Achille, chaser, h. 80 N. William Grand Bourget Julia, h. 314 Fourth av. Bowden Wm. J. marble, 999 Br’dway, h. 137 E.30th Bourke Henry, painter, 198 Sixth av. h. 198 Sixth av. Bowden W . J. & S boots & shoes, 86 Eighth av. Bourke James, laborer, h. 188 E. 17th Bowder George, tailor, h. 204 E. 17th Bourke Martin, tailor, h. r. 107 Madison BOWDOIN, LAROQUE & BARLOW, lawyers, 65 Bourke Patrick, tailor, h. r. 27 Sheriff Mer. Ex. . Bourke Peter, fancygoods, 385* Grand, h. 385* Grand Bowdoin Geo. R. J. lawyer, 65 Mer. Ex. h. 179 Tenth Bourke Thomas, carpenter, h. 108 W. 26th Bowdoin James, lawyer, 65 Mer. Ex. Bourke William, dealer, h. 583 Greenwich Bowe Alexander L. segars, h. 40 Hester Bourke William, mason, li. r. 181 First av. Bo we Frederick W. painter, h. 248 Av. A Bohrlier Alfred, sculptor, 4 Horatio, h. 4 Horatio Bowe Henry, coachmaker, h. 81 E. 11th Bourlier David, boarding, h. 159 Wooster Bowe Herman A. pianomaker, h. 241 Av. A Bourlier Pierre, watches, 82 John Bowe John, teamster, h. 301 W. 27th Bourmann, Eckart, tailor, h. 13 Av. B Bowe Michael, porter, h. 89 Pearl Bourn John W. shipping, 87 South, h. 110 W. 11th Bowe Pierce, weigher, h. r. 13 Suffolk BOURN 8 W. 14th Brennan Agnes A. wid. John, h. 205 Allen Bredt Francis, agent, 82 Nassau, h. 45 Grove Brennan Anne, seamstress, h. 183 Av. C Bredy John, tailor, h. r. 28 Lewis Brennan Bernard, liquors, 113 Spring, h. 113 Spring Bredy Martin, laborer, h. 372 Ninth Brennan Bridget, wid. James, h. 484 Greenwich Bree Denis, laborer, h. r. 61 Mott Brennan Carberry, stonemason, h. 194 E. 17th Breed E. P. lawyer, 70 Wall, h. 101 E. Broadway Brennan Carberry, smith, h. E. 40th, n. Third av. Breed John B. drygoods, 1 Pine, h. EUzabethtovm Brennan Charles, carman, h. r. 309 Mott Breeland Peter D. machinist, h. 325 W. 29th Brennan Charles, laborer, h. W. 37th, bet Tenth and Breen Charles, cordwainer, h. 331 Ninth Eleventh avs. Breen Dennis, carpenter, h. 119 W. 26th Brennan Charles, tailor, h. 67 Cross Breen James J. acct h. c. E. 30th & Third av. Brennan David, grocery, 13 Pell, h. 13 Pell Breen Johanna, wid. John, h. r. 144 E. 21st Brennan Dennis, laborer, h. r. 112 E. 22d Breen John, h. 63 Orange BRENNAN ED. liquors, 25 Pearl and 200 Av. C, h. Breen John, waiter, h. 119 First av. 200 Av. C Breen Martin, carpenter, h. 91 First Brennan Edmond, clothier, h. 266 Canal Breen Mary, wid. James, h. 110 E. 30th Brennan Edward, baker, h. r. 149 E. 25th Breen Moses, carman, h. r. 43 Anthony Brennan Edward, laborer, h. 240 East 13th Breen Patrick, laborer, h. 9 Caroline Brennan Edward, machinist, h. r. 83 Forsyth Breen Patrick, laborer, h. r. 37 Anthony Brennan Edward, tailor, 54 Fourth av. h. 94 S t Breen Peter, clerk, h. 28 Clarke Mark’s pi. Breen Thomas H. clerk, h. 17 Bridge Brennan Eliza, boardingh. 341 E. 12th Breen Thomas, police, h. 17 Bridge Brennan Eliza, wid. Pat. h. 343 Madison Breenlan John, pianomaker, h. 207 E. 13th Brennan Francis, blacksmith, h. r. 22 Prince Brees Bailey, stages, 71 Cortlandt, h. New Jersey Brennan Francis, laborer, h. 311 Av. A Breese Edward, driver, h. 264 W. 31st Brennan Francis, silks, h. 48 Sixth Breese James, driver, h. 264 W. 31st Brennan George, laborer, h. 870 Greenwich Breese Josiah S. mer. 88 Exchange pi. li. 85 E. 22d Bfennan Hugh, pianomaker, h. 254 Third av. Breese Thomas, hardware, 107 Bowery, h. Newark, Brennan James, brewer, h. 80 Hamersley Brennan James, carman, h. Eighth av. c. W. 50th Breesney Hugh, laborer, h. 157 Antnony Brennan Jas. fancygoods, 2 Dey, h. Williamsbivrgh Breeze George, bakery, 79 Crosby, h. 79 Crosby Brennan James, laborer, h. r. 112 Eldridge Breeze John, mason, h. 77 Crosby Brennan Jeremiah, tailor, h. r. 281 Mulberry Brefuning Simon, painter, h. r. 47 Av. B Brennan John, blacksmith, h. 33 Second av. Bregan Bernard, plasterer, h. 128 W. 33d Brennan John, carpenter, h. 344 E. 12th Breger Benjamin, pedler, h. W. 52d n. Ninth av. Brennan John, carriagemaker, h. 29 Prince Brchaidner Anton, upholsterer, 345 E. Broadway, h. Brennan John, chandler, h. 373 Twelfth 44 Forsyth Brennan John, coachman, h. 362 Sixth Brehaut A. wid. Nicholas, h. 104 Wooster Brennan John, housesmith, h. 156 E. 25th Brehm Francis, tailor, h. 206 E. 17th Brennan John, laborer, h. r. 230 Mulberry Brehm John, bootmaker, 82 Vestry, h. 32 Vestry Brennan John, laborer, h. W. 39th, n. Eleventh av. Brehm John, tailor, 165 Broome, h. 165 Broome Brennan John, milk, 361 Cherry Brehm Paul, bootmaker, h. 81 Sullivan Brennan John, ostler, h. 334 E. 12th Brehm William, baker, h. 130 Ludlow Brennan John, porter, h. 8 Marion Brehn Ernest, saloon, 142 Chatham, h. 142 Chatham Brennan John, sawyer, h. 730 Washington Breidenbah Henry, sign painter, 58 William, h. 202 Brennan John, shiprigger, h. 87 Cherry Livingston, B rooklyn Brennan John, silks, 22* Catharine, h. England Breidenbah Joseph H. jr. painter, 58 William, h. — Brennan John, sugarrefiner, h. 41 Scammel Breidenstein John, h. 255 Houston Brennan John, nightwatch, h. r. 43 Spring Breidert George, liquors, h. 555 Pearl Brennan Lawrence, laborer, h. r. 38 Hamilton Breidinger Johann, coppersmith, h. 5 Rector Brennan Loughlin, laborer, h. 375 First av. Breisacn L. R. h. Collins hotel Brennan Luke, produce, W. Washington m kt h. 870 Breisacher Charles, painter, h. 248 Second Greenwich Breisacher Edward, carpenter, h. r. 248 Fifth Brennan Margaret wid. Thomas H. h. 87 E 11th Breise James, soapmaker, hi 720 Washington Brennan Martin, laborer, h. r. 136 W. 20th Breit George, undertaker, 25 Forsyth, h. 25 Forsyth Brennan Martin, laborer, h. 58 Oliver Breitenbach Joseph, shoemaker, h. W. 47th bet. Brennan Mary Ann wid. Terence, seamstress, h. 91 Eighth & Ninth avs. E. Eleventh Breitenbach Samuel, segars, 241 Canal, h. 241 Canal Brennan Mary A. wid. Daniel boardingh. r. 73 W Breitenstein George, porterhouse, 8 Albany 18th Breitenstein Henry, carpenter, h. r. 97 Christie Brennan Matthew T. capt. police, h. 121 Leonard Breitenstein John, porterhouse, 3 Albany Brennan Michael, boilermaker, h. 223 W. 25th Breitenstein Brothers, porterhouse, 3 Albany Brennan Michael, laborer, h. r 635 Washington BRE 86 BRE Brennan Michael, laborer, h. W. 49th b. Tenth and Brett Theodoms, flour, 105 West, h 30 Dominick Eleventh avs. Brett & Patten, flintware, 61 Chamber Brennan Michael, laborer, h. r. 169 Mulberry BRETT, YOSE & CO. com. mer. 27 South Brennan Michael, mason, h. 105 W. 19th Brettell Ed. C. locks, 198 Wooster, h. 2 Patchm pi Brennan Michael, porterhouse, Sixth av. c. W. 37th, Brettell Edward W. locksmith, 196 Wooster, h. r. h. Sixth av. c. W. 37th 159 Prince Brennan Owen, agent, h. 24 City Hall pi. Brettell William G. driver, h. 515 Ninth av. Brennan Owen W. harbormaster, 46 West, h. 88 Elm Bretthore John, shoemaker, h. 1 Catharine la. Brennan Patrick, blacksmith, h. 205 Avenue B Brettman John H. grocer, 198 Rivington, h, 198 Brennan Patrick, carpenter, h. 84 W. 19th Rivington Brennan Patrick, driver, h. 221 E. 21st Brettman Auguste, sugarrefiner, h. 41 W. Broadway Brennan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 112 Eldridge Brettman Henry, grocer, h. 198 Rivington Brennan Patrick, laborer, h. 6 West Bretton Alice, washing, h. 19 Bedford Brennan Patrick, laborer, h. 357 W. 26th Brettor William, baker, h. r. 143 Reade Brennan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 188 Monro© Bretts Yincent, h. 104 Leroy Brennan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 175 Laurens Bretzfeld George, segars, 34 Division, h. 34 Division Brennan Patrick, liquors, 94 Orange, h. 174 Hester Bretzighmer John A. cabinetmaker, h. 126 Stanton Brennan Patrick, porter, h. 40 Hamilton Breunich Hironimus, tailor, h. 191 Houston Brennan Patrick, sawyer, h. r. 589 Greenwich Breunig Frederick, varnishmaker, h. 73 Attorney Brennan Patrick, tailor, h. r. 186 Mott Breunig Michael, junk, 121 Willett Brennan Patrick W. carpenter, h. r. 103 Eldridge Breuninger Catharine, tailoress, h. 3 E. Clinton pi. Brennan Peter, laborer, h. 74 E. 24th BREUSING C. music, 421 Broadway, h. 72 Frank­ Brennan Peter, mason, h. r. 159 W. 18th lin Brennan Peter J. binder, 374 Pearl, h. Williamsburgh Brevoort Samuel, late mer. h. 467 Hudson Brennan Richard, smith, h. 11 E. 40th Brew John, carpenter, h. 241 Tenth Brennan Robert, seaman, h. r. 141 W. 19th Brew John, stonecutter, h. E. 15th n. Av. B Brennan Samuel, laborer, h. 24 Morris Brewer Abraham, butcher, 9 Clinton rakt h. 671 Brennan Stephen, laborer, h. 433$ First av. Washington Brennan Thomas, boardingh. 7 Washington Brewer Abraham L. watchman, 515 Washington Brennan Thomas, carman, h. r. 589 Greenwich Brewer Alfred N. billiard table maker, 55 Ann & 40 Brennan Thomas, goldbeater, h. 42 Watts Reade, h. 259 William Brennan Thomas, shoemaker, h. r. 445 Twelfth Brewer Ernst, grocer, 211 Duane, h. 211 Duane Brennan Thomas, smith, h. 106 Bayard Brewer Gardner, com. mer. 34 Pine, h. Boston Brennan Thomas, tailor, h. 247 Canal Brewer Hamilton, mer. 81 Wall,h. Middletown, Con. Brennan Thomas, tailor, h. 226 Sullivan Brewer Henry, tailor^ 561 Pearl Brennan Thomas, waiter, h. r. 15 City Hall pi, Brewer Henry K. stationery, 27 Nassau, h. 11 First Brennan Thomas, tinsmith, h, 496 Eighth av. Brewer Isaac T. carpenter, h. 163 W. 30th Brennan William, machinist, h. 328 Eighth Brewer James, shipcarpenter, h. 541 Greenwich Brennan William, musician, h. 247 E. 13th Brewer James M. acc’t, 64 Liberty h. Park Institute, Brennan J. & Co. silks. 22£ Catharine B rooklyn Brennard Catharine, wid. Andrew, h. 225 E. 18th Brewer John, inspector, h. 291 Av. A Brenneman, Christian, baker, 56 Av. A, h. 56 Av. A Brewer John jr. butcher, h. 395 Houston Brennen Charles, carman, h. r. 307 Mott Brewer Mary, herbs, 47 Clinton mkt, h .----- Wash'll Brennen Edward, liquors, 5 King Brewer Mervin R. lawyer, 338 Broome, h. 5 Stanton Brennen James H. hatter, 7 Av. D, h. 7 Av. D Brewer Peter, grocer, 168 E. 24. h. 168 E. 24th Brennen John, coachman, h. 50 W. 15th Brewer Robert, machinist, h. 59 Hamersley Brennen John, laborer, h. 228 Ninth av. Brewer Samuel, carpenter, h. 419 Sixth av. Brennen Margaret, wid. James, 133 Houston Brewer Thos. wood, foot of W. 29th, h. 231 Ninth av. Brennen Michael, liquors, 4 Coenties si. & W. 37th c. Brewer Walter, pilot, 69 South, h. 6 Hamilton, Sixth av. h. W. 37th, c. Sixth av. Brewer William, smith, h. 78 Willett Brenner Fritz, piano, 116 E. 13th Brewer William H. (col’d), seaman, h. 19 Laurens Brenner Henry,- millstones, 62 Robinson, h. 481 Brewerg John W. liquors, 203 Third, h. 203 Third Eighth av. Brewley Sarah, wid. Thomas, h. r. 253 W. 28th Brenner Henry, overseer, h. 481 Eighth av. BREWSTER A. O. lawyer, 111 Broadway Brenhing Henry, segarmaker, 22 Av. B Brewster Abraham, baker, h. 47 Charles Brent Henry, foundry, h. 133 Perry Brewster Charles F. forwarding, 121 Broad, h. Pearl Brentano Emil, strawgoods, 13 John, h. 150 Fourth * St ho. Brenzel John, porter, h. 239 Rivington Brewster George, carman, h. 139 Attorney Brerebon John, mason, h. 248 Second Brewster George (col’d), coachman, h. 267 Elizabeth Breschacher Welbur, painter, h. 248 Second Brewster George R. hardware, 70 Broadway & 15 Bresee Jeremiah, carman, h. 239 W. 29th New, h. 292 Pearl, B rooklyn Bresiker Charles, butcher, 80 Spring, h. r. 8 Sec’d av. Brewster H’y, carriages 396 Broadway, h. 45 E. 28th Breslan John, laborer, h. r. 9 Av. B BREWSTER HENRY, lawyer, 77 Nassau, h. 118 Bresland Pat B. grocer, 180 Laurens, h. 180 Laurens W. 22d Breslan John, carpenter, 226 W. 37th Brewster James B. carriage depository, 396 Br’dway Breslin Dennis, liquors, 239 Mulb. h. 239 Mulberry h. 96 Lexington Av. ? V j3| Breslin James, marblepolisher, h. 229 E. 20th Brewster James & Sons, carriage repository, 396 Breslin James, waiter, h. 84 Laurens Broadway, h. Neon Haven Breslow Patrick, dealer, h. r. 46 Cross Brewster Jared, mer. 82 Cortlandt, h. 80 Cranberry, Bresnahan Michael, laborer, h. r. 157 Perry Brooklyn Bresnan Michael, laborer, h. r. 46 Mulberry Brewster Joseph, carman, h. 108 Fourth Bresnihin Bartholomy, shoemaker, h. 75 Mulberry Brewster Joseph B. hatter, 120 Bowery, h. 120 Bo’ry Bresslawor Ferdinand, tailor, h. 588 Fourth Brewster Lemuel, u. s. measurer, c. h., h. Pierrepont, Brestler Adam, carpenter, h. r. 386 Sixth B rooklyn Brestler George A. liquors, 459 E. 12th, h. 459 E. 12th Brewster Margaret (col’d), 86 Lispenard Brethauer William, bootmaker, h. 55 Anthony Brewster Mason S. lawyer, 75 Nassau, h. 37 W. Wash­ Brethore John, shoemaker, h. 1 Catharine la. ington pi. Brett Albert, flintware, 61 Chamber Brewster Nathan H. hotel, 322 Greenwich Brett Charles S. mer. 200 Broadway Brewster Philip, hatter, 264 Seventh Brett Gustavus A. 84 Chambers, h. 148 Livingston, Brewster Richard W. grocer, 62 Dey Brooklyn Brewster Samuel L. clerk, 33 Broadway, h. 18 Fur­ Brett James, cotton, 142 Pearl, h. 62 N. Moore man, Brooklyn Brett James E. com. mer. 27 South, h. 32 Livingston, Brewster Seabury, mer. 535*Broadway, h. 721 B’way Brooklyn Brewster Sturges, customs, Wall, h. 105 E. 22d Brett Martin W. com. mer. 27 South, h. 32 Livingston, Brewster Ulysses B. drygoods, 44 Cedar, h. Newark Brooklyn Brewster William R. grocer, 51 Yesey, h. Brooklyn Brett Michael, weaver, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Brewster William W. com. mer. 86 Front h. 2 Irving Brett Stephen, carpenter, h. 179 Stanton pi. Williamsburgh Brett Sylvester, clothier. 25 Chatham, h. 25 Chatham Brex Augustine, cabinetmkr. h. W. 36th n. Tenth av. Brett Theo. F. com. mer. 103 Maiden la. h. B'klyn Brey Dennis, laborer, h. W. 48d, n. Eleventh av. % BRI 87 BRI B R E T JOHN, architect, 544 Broadway, h. 544 Bridges Charles, 26£ Broadway, h. 8 Columbia, B rook­ Broadway lyn Breyrtown James, paver, h. 58 Bidge Bridges George, baker, 857 Seventh av. h. 857 Breyrtown Martin, carpenter, b. 58 Ridge Seventh av. BREZ PAUL A. watches, 29 Cortlandt, h. 48 Beach Bridges James, baker, 87 Second av. h. 87 Second av. Briady Bernard, laborer, h. 44 Perry Bridges Mary A. bread, 249 First av. h. 249 First av. Brian Edward, porterhouse, 502 Washington Bridges Otis L. lawyer, 39 William Briant Samuel, furniture, h. 107 Third av. Bridges Samuel, turner, h. 824 Eighth Briant Sami, pianomaker, 79 E. 18th, h. 119 Third av. Bridges, Woodman & Black, lawyers, 39 William Briarly William, bootmaker, h 185 Wooster BRIDGES & BROTHER, r.r. findings, 64 Cortlandt Briarty Alexander, laborer, 197 Ninth Bridget Edward, carpets, 25 Bowery, h. I l l Delancey Brice James, smith, h. 885 Ninth Bridget John, machinist, h. r. 8 Extra Brice Bernard, blacksmith, h. 59 Orchard Bridgham Clarck, watchman, h. 283 Seventh Brice Henry, bricklayer, h. W. 87th, n. Tenth av. Bridgham John, musician, h. 279 Mott Brice James, weaver, h. r. 850 Tenth av. Bridgham Joseph,, u. s. com. new city hall, h. 24 Wa­ Brice James, weaver, h. r. 804 W. 88d verley pi. Brice John, lamplighter, h. r. 280 W. 81st Bridgham Lewis H. reporter, 3 Hanover, h. 32 Myrtle Brice Pierre, carver, h. 2 E. 11th av. B rooklyn Brice Sarah, wid. John, h. r. 281 Mulberry Bridgham Samuel W. h. 24 Waverly pi. Brice Susan (col’d), washing, h. r. 12 Thomas Bridgland Henry, tinplateworker, 72 Fulton, h. 42 Brick James, stagedriver, h. 619 Eighth av. Carmine Brickel Andreas, painter, h. 112 Delancey Bridgland James M. pianomaker, h. 66 Irving pL Brickell Thomas G. carman, h. 158 Hammond Bridgman Erastus C. maps, 156 William, h. 118 Brickill Hannah, crockery, 549 Eighth av. Second av. Brickley John, laborer, h. 361 Cherry Bridgman Wm. P. fancygoods, 54 Cedar, h. B rooklyn Brickley Edward, laborer, h. 62 Montgomery Bridgman Brokaw Joseph, jobber, 23 William, h. 707 Houston Brooks James, overseer, 475 Ninth av. Broken John, laborer, h. 199 Av. B Brooks James & Geo. K. leather, 19 Ferry Broker Thomas P. broker, 57 W. Broadway, h. 57 Brooks James J & J. rulemakers, 598 Grand, h. 598 W. Broadway Grand Broking William L. grocer, 68 Spring, h. 8. 9th, Brooks Jer’mh T. furnishing, 1 Park row, h. 105 Essex Williamsburgh . Essex Brolly Jane, dressmaker, h. 146 Third av. Brooks Joel W. boarding, h. 45 Grove Brolly William, aect. h. 146 Third av. Brooks John, clerk, h. 329 Sixth Brolly John, marblecutter, h. 129 W. 30th Brooks John, clockworks, h. 27 Chrystie Brom Jacob, shoemaker, 13 Delancey Brooks John, clothier, 116 & 118 Cherry, h. 3T Brombacher Jacob, shears, 1 Hague, h. 108£ Cherry Rutgers Bromberg John, tailor, h. 129 Cannon Brooks John, grainer, h. 89 Orchard Brome Charles, shipjoiner, h. 141 Lewis Brooks John, rulemaker, 598 Grand, h. 240 Delancey Brome Louis, glazier, h. 37 Mulberry Brooks John W. carman, h. 27 King Brodie Mary A. confectionery, 141 Lewis Brooks Jonathan A. carpenter, h. 80 Norfolk Bromell Michael, plasterer, h. W. 36th, n. Seventh av. Brooks Jos. moulder, h. 382 Bleecker Bromfeldt Isaac, varnish er, h. 247 Fifth Brooks Joseph & Son, printers, 1 Chatham sq. h. Bromley Isaac W. R. lawyer, 31 Wall, h. 88 Prince Myrtle av. B rooklyn Bromley Rosetta, dressmaker, h. 22 Attorney Brooks Joshua F. U. carpenter,li. 3 Sheriff Bromley Jane E. boarding, h. 45 Beekman BROOKS LORIN, boots, 188 Fulton, h. Jersey city Bromley W illiam, blacksmith, h. 90 Cannon Brooks Maria, wid. Thomas, h. 135 W. 24th Bromley William M. coal, 168 Chrystie & 188 Stanton, Brooks Martin, quarryman, h. E. 37th n. Second av. h. 188 Chrystie Brooks Mitchell C. drygoods, 26 Cortlandt, h. 89 Bromm Christian, beer, 70 Thompson, h. 70 Thompson Macdouga! Brommer John, grocer, 109 Clinton, h. 109 Clinton Brooks Nathan, boatbuilder, 182 Christopher Broneman Samuel, fringes, 295 Grand & 9 Eldridgc, Brooks Nicholas L. tin, 234 Greenwich, h. 32 S. 5th, h. 295 Grand Willictmsb urgh Bronn William, machinist, h. r. 163 Yarick Brooks Peter, poultry, Jeff. mkt. h. 181 Sixth av. Bronner Christian, jeweler, h. r. 68 Essex Brooks Rufus, coppersmith, 128 Av. D, h. 265 Seventh Bronner Frederick, joiner, h. r. 195 Mott Brooks Sam’!, india rubber, 181 B’dway, h. 66 E. 15tb Brons John, grocer, 37 James Brooks Samuel, rigger, h. 90 Monroe Bronson A. patternmaker, h. 260 W. 13th n. Tenth av. Brooks Samuel R. late mer. 90 Broadway, h. 42 Bronson Anne E. wid. Arthur, h. 46 Bond Union sq. Bronson Ch. S. lawyer, 79 Nassau, h. 130 Ninth av. Brooks Sidney, mer. 26£ Broadway, h. 44 Bond Bronson Edward, broker, 110 Broadway Brooks Stephen, mer. 9 Henry Bronson Fred, lawyer, 64 Exchange pi. h. 48 E. 14th Brooks Stephen (col’d), seaman, h. r. 107 Sheriff Bronson Greene C. collector c. h. lawy. B’way c. Wall, Brooks Steward, founder, h. 520 Grand h. 13 W. 20th Brooks T. 127 Fulton, B rooklyn Bronson Henry G. lawy. BVav c. Wall, h. 13 W. 20th Brooks Thomas, barkeeper, h. 115 Orange BRONSON JAMES, laces, 255 Hudson & 93 William, Brooks Thomas, laborer, h. r. 40 Hamersley h. 255 Hudson Brooks Thomas L. provisions, 193 Bowery, h. 53 Bronson John, clerk, h. r. 144 Sullivan Stanton Bronson Mary, h. 165 Twellth Brooks Thomas S. builder, h. 516 Sixth av. Bronson Silas, mer. 22 Exchange pi. liu St Nicholas h. Brooks Thomas Y. carver, 259 South, h. 810 Monroe Bronson Theodore B. lawyer, 64 Mer. Ex. h. 46 Bond Brooks Timothy, printer, h. 80 Spruce Bronson William, dentist, h. 45 E. 18th Brooks William, barber, h. r. 325 Broome Bronson, Knapp & Co. brokers, 110 Broadway Brooks William, carman, h. 242 W. 30th Brook William, cabinetmaker, h. r. 71 Attorney Brooks Wm. liquors, 42 Whitehall, h. 42 Whitehall Brooke Maria M. wid Nathan, h. 300 Fifth Brooks William, porter, h. 7 Rector Brookes Alfred, late mer. 29 Bey, h. 226 Thompson Brooks William, shoemaker, h. 16 King Brookes Henry K. grocer, 101 Cherry Brooks William E. grocer, 604 Eighth av. h. 604 Brookes Joshua, h. 31 W. 15th^ Eighth av. Brookes Lawrence Be G. dancing, 361 Broome Brooks William W. carman, h. 332 Bleecker Brookes Stephen, hardware, 224 Division Brooks William W. jr. carman, h. 272 Av. A Brookheim Aaron, policeman, h. 128 Pitt Brooks J. & E. publishers Express newspaper, Nassau, Brooking Roope, imp. 10 Beaver, h. 4 Garden, B'lyn cor. Wall BRO 91 BRO Brooks P. & Co. poultry, Jefferson mkt. Brouswick David, painter, h. 264 Stanton BROOKS BROTHERS, clothiers, 116 n Burr & Randall, shoes, 65 Columbia City Burr, Griffith & White, cloths, 61 Cedar Burt Addison M. lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 92 W. 28d Burr, Silyer & Co. publishers, 102 Nassau Burt Asahel jr. agent, 132 Cedar, h. Stewart, B'klyn . BURR, WATERMAN & CO. manfs. of patent iron Burt Charles, hatter, h. 69 First strap blocks and patent hammered saws, 114 Burt Edward D. boots, 50 Broadway, h. Brooklyn South Burt Edwin C. boots, 50 Broadway, h. Coim BurralChas. 86 mer. ex. h. Hoboken Burt George, carman, h. 193 E. 24th Burrall Wm. P. treasurer, 50 Wall, h. Bridgeport, Ct. Burt Henrietta, wid. George, h. 81 E. 11th Burras Francis, cabinetmaker, h. 199 Church Burt James, boots & shoes, 50 B’way, h. 325 Henry, Burras Henry, shoemaker, h. 48 Troy B rooklyn Burras Thomas II. dentist, 1 Oliver, h. 4 Great Jones Burt Jas. M. boots, 50 B’way, h. Degraw, n. Henry, Burras William A. clerk, 22 Carmine, h. 7 Leroy Brooklyn Burro Nicholas, boilermaker, h. 112 Seventh av. Burt Jane, dressmaker, h. 114 Twelfth Burrell Ann, wid. Marmaduke H. h. 53 Twelfth Burt John W. boots, 50 Broadway, h. Degraw n. Burrell Dolan, glassware, 146 Water, h. Brooklyn Clinton, Brooklyn Burrell George W. baker, SO Third, h. 80 Third Burt Nath’l S. fancygoods, 88 William, h. 162 Franklin Burrell Henry & Co. com. mer. 15 Front, h. Littlefalls Burt Samuel C. carman, h. 445 Second av. Burrell Henry M. glass, 8 Platt, h. 101 Fourth av. BURT URI, brewer, h. Albany, has constantly on Burrell Harvey, carman, h. 157 Christopher hand Albany pale and Amber ale and porter, in Burrell John, late shoes, h. 10 Ren wick hogsheads, barrels and half barrels for shipping BURRELL JOHN, shoes, 119 Hudson, h. 233 Spring and city use, Brewery Montgomery c. Colonie- Burrell Malvin C. com. mer. 15 Front, h. Pearl-st h. st Albany. Depots 132 Cedar & Maine c. Front Burrell Reuben, boots, 320 Pearl, h. 71 S. 7th W'bwrgK B rooklyn Burrell Samuel, shoemaker, h. 391 Greenwich Burt William, painter* h. 112 Cedar Burrell Seymour, com. mer. 15 Front, h. Brooklyn Burt Brothers & Co. boots and shoes, 50 Broadway Burrell Wm. E. glassware, 146 Water, h. 20 M’tgomery BURT & BRECKINRIDGE, lawyers, 35 Wall Burell Wm. P. vice-pres. 2 Hanover, h. B ridgeport Burtill Edward, clerk, h. 138 Delancey Burrell Zenas, sailmaker, h. 175 Allen Burtis Allen, stables, 14 Charlton, h. 12 Charlton Burrell H. & Co. com. mers. 15 Front Burtis, Conklin, combmaker,. h. 71 E. 32d Burrell W. E. & Co. glassware, 146 Water Burtis James, goldbeater, h. 207 W. 16th Burridge Thomas, accountant, li. 38 Eldridge Burtis James clerk, h. 6 Abingdon sq. Burrill Alexander M. lawyer, 142 B’way, h. B 'klyn Burtis Lavinia (col’d), wid. Samuel, washing, h.r. Burril John E. jr. lawyer, 3 Nassau, h. 1 Union sq. 123 Forsyth Burrill Charles D. lawyer, 3 Nassau, h. 1 Union sq. Burtis Nath’l W. mer. 85 Water, h. Bridge, Brooklyn Burrill John E. broker, 60 Wall, h. 1 Union sq. BURTIS OLIVER D. clothing, 16 Fulton, Brooklyn Burrill William B. undertaker, 550 Pearl, h 94 S. 6th, Burtis William A. clerk, 49 Mer. ex. Williamiibur'gh Burtis William A. morocco, h. 68 Greene Burris George S. policeman, h. 65 Jackson Burtnett William D. clerk, h. 201 Walker Burritt Francis, mer. 69 Broad, h. 34 E. 16th Burtnett Daniel, pres. ins. co. 58 Bowery, h. 14 Perry Burritt Grace, wid. Wakeman, shipping list, 158 Burton Albro A. coachman, h. 436 Fourth av. Pearl, h. 32 E. 18th Burton Alexander, shipwright, h. 46 Norfolk Burritt Henry, h. 32 E. 18th Burton Alfred, clerk, h. 180 Sixth av. Burritt Wakeman, produce, 55 Fulton mkt h. B'klyn Burton Benjamin T. clerk, h. 127 Eldridge Burritt Wm.J. broker, 15 Wall, li.E. 15th n. Second av. Burton Charles, tailor, h. 46 Centre Burrough George A. clerk, 13 Greenwich Burton Chas. B. gro. 483 Greenwich, h. 483 Gwicli Burroughs Asa F. chairmaker, h. 171 W. 30th Burton Edward, oysters, 8 Wash, mkt li. 76 Warren Burroughs Wm. tr. jewelry, 116 B’way, h. 56 Beach Burton Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 348 Hudson Burroughs Wm. H. hotel, 281 Broadway Burton Ezekiel (col’d), waiter, h. 71 Thompson Burroughs Wm. L. printer, 113 Fulton Burton Henry (col’d), waiter, h. r. 99 Thompson Burrow Henry, seaman, h. 135 Cherry Burton James R. printer, 135 Broadway, h. B'klyn Burrowe Hallet J. physician, h. 68 Ninth Burton Jonathan P. imp. 183 Broadway, h. Phila­ Burrowes Daniel E. com. 64 W ’ngton mkt. h. Conn. delphia Burrowes Enos, late mer. h. 222 Thompson Burton Mark, mason, h. 145 W. 16th Burrowes Michael, carpenter, h. 368 Water Burton Rufus, machinist, h. 661 Fourth Burrowes Philip, lawyer, 44 Wall, h. W. 14th n. Burton Wm. E. theatre, h. 174 Hudson Seventh av. BURTON W ILLIAM S. imp. 251 Pearl, h. England Burrowes Rach’l, millinery, 4 Clarkson, h. 4 Clarkson Burton Wingfield, laborer, h. r. 404 Eighth Burrowes Sarah, wid. John, h. r. 16£ Downing Burton & Forsyth, oysters, 8 Washington mkt Burrowes Wm. H. drygoods, Broadway bet. Cham­ Burton & Steele, chemists & druggists, 433 Broadway bers & Reade, h. 101 Chambers Burtsell Thomas E. physician, h. 145 Fourth av. Burrows Alice, wid. Robert, vestmaker, h. 549 Grand Burtt Andrew, carpenter, h. r. W. Eleventh, n. Burrows Barry H. shoes, 460 Hudson, h. 460 Hudson Tenth av. Burrows Edward, mason, h. 160 Waverly pi. Burtus James A. broker, 19 Peck si. h. 71 Monroe Burrows Eliza, thread, 166 Orchard, h. 166 Orchard Burwell Sheldon, liquors, 1 Nassau, h. 205 Walker Burrows Jane E. wid. Richard, blackingmaker, h. Burwick George W. carpenter, 152 E. 26th, h. 138 E. 32 Columbia 26th Burrows Hannah, wid. John, 82 W. 17th Burze Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 66 King Burrows Jane E. wid. Richard, blackingmaker, h. 32 Busam Franz, brewer, & saloon, 220 Second, h. 220 Columbia Second Burrows Ralph, liquors, 1070 B’way, h. 1070 B’way Busam Mary A. wid. Michael, h. 216 Fifth Burrows Roswell, fish, 35 W’ngton mkt, h. 76 Barclay Busch Andrew, grocer, 117 Hamersley, h. 117 Ham- Burrows Sarah, wid. Elisha, h. 85 Clinton erslcy Burrows Thomas, carpenter, h. 221 E. 18th Busch Casper, shoemaker, h. r. 137 Pitt Burrows Thomas, junk, 243 Stanton & 271 Water, h. Busch Claus & Co. grocers, 294 G’wich, h. 294 G’wich 243 Stanton. Busch Claus, grocer, 601 Greenwich, h. 601 G’wich Burrows William L. accountant, h. 125 Hester Busch David, butcher, 175 Stanton, h. 175 Stanton Burrowsan Joseph, conductor h. r. r. h. 206 W. 31st Busch Frederick, hotel, 69 Greenwich Burrucker, F. Charles, tobacco, E. 42d n. Third av. Busch John, carman, h. r. 71 W. 30th Burrucker J’n. F. segars, 580.Third av. h. 5S0 Third av. Busch John P. grocer, 159 Essex, h. 159 Essex Burrucker John P. segars, 34 Delancey, h. 34 D lancey Busch Louis, bootmaker, 101 Broad, h. 101 Broad Burry Daniel S. (col’d), steward, h. 51 Watts Busch William, cutter, 12 Bowery, h. r. 119 Forsyth Burry Patrick, milk, h. 86 Mulberry Busch William, grocer, 387 Madison, h. 387 Madison Burry Theodore, portmonnaies, 21 Cedar, li. 180 Busch Wm. cabinetmkr, r. 63 Chrystie, h. 26 Allen Rivington Busche Ernst, tailor, h. r. 114 Delancev Bursh Herman, mer. 41 Beekman, h. 41 Beekman Busche Frederick (Rev.), h. 36 Chrystie Bursley George, boarding, h. 84 James Busche Henry, tailor, h. r. W. 46th ii. Ninth av. Bursley Isaac, shipmaster, h. 172 Clinton Busching Charles, clerk, 75 Essex, h. 75 Essex Bursley Louisa M. wid. Ira, h. 152 E. 18th Busch man Dedrich & Co. grocers, 202 Tenth av. & Burson Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. r. 81 Marion 127 Troy, h. 202 Tenth av. BUS 107 BUT Buschman Dietrich, liquors, h. 140 Greenwich Busick Meyer, segarmaker, h. 68 Willett Busch mann Albert, grocer, 814 Washington, h. 814 Busing Claus D. grocer. 170 Essex, h. 170 Essex Washington Buschmann John D. segars, 467 \ Greenwich, h. 4674- BUS1WasMn^tnCk’ gr° Cer’ 866 WashinSton. h- 366 Green wich Buskey Josfiua, dentist, S99 B’way, h. 899 B V av Buschmen Harmon, liquors, 11 Yandewater, h. 11 Buskirk John, chaser, 179 Broadway, h. Mt. r ln o n Yande water Buskirk John A. fancystore, 179 B’way, li. 140 Amity Buschmeyer, Frederich, clerk, h. 189 Franklin Buskirk John J. joiner*, h. 103 Cannon y Bush Abraham, mason, h. 70 Gansevoort Busnach Michael, liquors, 103 W. Broadway h 108 Bush Agatha, wid. William, dressmaker, h. 8 Carlisle W. Broadway ' , Bush Charles A. bookbinder, h. r. 78 Norfolk Buss James, laborer, h. 99 Orange Bush Chauncey, commissioner, 6 Wall, h. S t Nicho­ Bass Jesse, baker, h. 182 W. 11th las Hotel Busse Frederick, grocer, h. 294 W. 29th Bush, Edward, teacher, h. 150 W. 17th Bussell Alfred, mahog. 27 HamersLv, h. 729 Houston Bush Edward A. carman, h. 191 E. 26tli Bussell, 'Bethesda, wid. George, h. 727 Houston Bush Eliza, wid. John, boarding, h. 274 Bowery Bussell Charles, mahog. 738 Houston, h. 729 Houston Bush Emily, wid. B. h. 6 Elizabeth Bussell Fran. F. mahog. 6 Spring, b. 725 Greenwich Bush Frederick J. grocer, 210 Cherry, h. 210 Cherry Bussell John H. mahog. 733 Houston, h. 729 Houston Bash Frederick, carpenter, h. 212 Wooster Bussell Richard, mahog. 6 Spring, h. 731 Houston BUSH GEORGE (Roy.), h. 16 Howard Bussell, Samuel D. mahog. 27 Hamersley, h. 729 Bush George, late constable, h. 79 Third Houston Bush Hannah (col’d), washing, h. 8 Jersey Bussell A. & S. mahogany 27 Hamersley Bush Hariott, wid. Henry, h. 125 Perry Bussell C. & J. mahogany, 738 Houston Bush Henry, sawyer, 829 Front Bussey Henry, carpenter, h. 616 Fourth Bush Henry Y. drug. 186 Greenwich, h. 825 G’ wich Bussey William H. machinist, h. 294 W. 28th Bush Horatio N. auctioneer, 10 N. William & 218 Bussing Abram, mer. 32 Cliff, h. 161 Macdougal William, h. 45 Franklin Bussing Hester, wid. Edmund A. h. 161 Macdougal Bush Isaac, pedler, h. 108 W. 20th Bussing John S. nails, 32 Cliff, h. 154 Twelfth Bush Isaac, mer. 281 Pearl, h. 108 W. 20th Bussing Roberts, mer. 32 Cliff, h. 67 Cranberry, Bush James W . coal, 608 Greenwich, h. 56 Grove B rooklyn Bush Jeremiah, laborer, h. 126 Orange Bussing Thomas, confec. 396 Pearl, h. 22 Grove Bush John (cord), laborer, h. r. 85 Thompson Bussing E. & J. & Co. nails, 32 Cliff Bush John, boarding, h. 204 William Bussrnan Henry, mer. tailor, 504 Pearl, h. 504 Pearl Bush John L oyster saloon, 344 Eighth av. h. 344 Busteed Anna, widow, h. 86 Mott Eighth av. Busteod Geo. W. drugs, 381 Third av. h. 331 Third av. Bush John P. carrier, h. 86 Yarick Busteed Geo. W. lawyer, 45 William, h. B rooklyn Bush Joseph (coPd), white washer, h. r. 57 Thompson Busteed John, physician, h. 87 Lexington av. Bush Joseph, saloon, 216 Broadway, h. 24 Oliver Busteed N. W. conveyance, 111 Broadway, h. 86 Mott Bush Margaret, wid. Henry, h. r. 153 Forsyth BUSTEED RICHARD, lawyer, 45 William, hi 775 Bush Maria, wid. Charles, h. 136 Waverley pi. Broadway Bush Mary, wid. Daniel, h. 361 Greenwich Busteed Thomas, smith, h. 607 Grand Bush Mary, dressmaker, h. 212 Wooster BUSTEED & WILSON, lawyers, 45 William Bush Nathaniel D. carpenter, h. 261 W. 45th Buswell Luther D. daguerreotypes, 314 Seoond, h. Bush Peter, seamah, h. r. 42 Orange 314 Second Bush Ralph E. 15 Dey But Peter,-laborer, h. r. 159 Second Bush Ralph I. physician, h. 57 N. Moore Butchard Wm. stonecutter, h. 738 Greenwich Bush Richard I. plasterer, 103 W. 18th, h. 50 Troy Butcheller Catharine, wid. Peter, h. 226 Second av. Bash Samuel, carpenter, r. 7 Orange, h. r. 7 Orange Butcher Albert, boilermaker, h. r. 282 W. 18th Bush Samuel, stevedore, h. r. 92 Broome Butcher Christian, bookbinder, h. 79 Columbia Bush Samuel L. mer. 32 Broad, h. 49 Clinton pi. Butcher David F. restaurant, 899 Broadway Bush Theodore, h. 68 Gansevoort Butcher Geo. gaitermak. 105 W. 29th. li. 105 W 29th Bush Thos. bottling, 28 Ann, h. B rooklyn Butcher George, police, h. 147 W. 31st Btfeh William, clerk, h. 24 Desbro^ses Butcher Jacob, plumber, 260 Fifth, h. 185 Delancey Bush William, cutter, h. r. 119 Forsyth Batcher John, plasterer; 236* E. 14th Bush Wm. cabinetmaker, 39 Attorney, h. 26 Allen Butcher John E. carman, h. 584 Greenwich Bush Wm. grocer, 216 Fifth, h. 216 Fifth Butcher John H. plumber, 252 Water, h. 16 W. 18th BUSH W ILL’M H. liquors, 227 South, h. 227 South Butcher Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. 50 Attorney Bd^h Wm. & Fred. groc. 210 Cherry, h. 210 Cherry Butcher Robert, bookbinder, h. 124 Columbia Bush Wolf, carpenter, 297 Bowery, h 297 Bowery Butcher Samuel, manf. 16 Platt, h. Sheffield Bush & Butterfass, cabinetmakers, 39 Attorney Butcher Thomas, produce, 28 W. Washington mkt. Bush & Gale, druggists, 186 Greenwich h. N. Jersey Bush S. L. & Co. com. mers. 82 Broad Butcher William, manuf. 16 Platt, h. Sheffield Busbe Christian, cabinetmaker, h. 184 Yarick Butcher William, stonecutter, h. 788 Greenwich BUSHE HENRY P. grocer, 204 Front, h. 7 W. 12th Butcher Zachariah, shoes, 243* Grand, h. 243* Grand Bushe Nicholas J. chemicals, 71 Beekman, & spices Butcher W. & S. manfs. 16 Platt 108 Front & 71 Fulton, h. WiUiamsbv/rgh Butcher & Read, plumbers, 252 Water Bushe Richard J. chemist, 71 Beekman, & spices 71 Butcher & Wheeler, plumbers, 140 Av. C Fulton & 108 Front, h. W illiainsburgh BUTCHERS’ & DROVERS’ BANK, 124 Bowery Bushfield, Daniel A. butter, 10 Washington mkt, li. Butchers James, shipwright, h. 80 Pike Jersey City Butchers’ hide & melting ass n, 93 First av. Bushier Wm. cabinetmaker, 11 Bowery & 161 Chat­ Bute Benjamin, mason, h. 213 W. 13th ham, h. 15 E. Broadway Butenschon H. B. mer. 99 ^aWes, E. 24th, h. 12 Eector Butler Seth H. clerk, h. 196 W. 30th S w ot 3’ 6ll3 0tu8mith, h. 76 Hamersley Butler Silas G. clerk, h. 3 Wooster R 20 Cedar, h. B rooklyn Butler Simon, mason, h. 204 W. 21st Butler Sylvanns F. dining s. 108 Warren, h. 108 W Butler Butler Sylvester H. com. mer. 103 Wall, h. 4 Harr4 But er M HdV Edward, r' 67 01iver ab,0rer,29h’Wall, broker, h. Bedford son Brooklyn isutler Edward, bootmaker, h. 106 E. 11th Butler Theobald, clerk, h. 76 Warren £ j 2 er Edward, grocer, 34 Henry, h. 34 Henry Butler Thomas, hotel, 72 Bleecker, h. 91 Grand Butler Edward, laborer, h. 70 Hamersley Butler Thomas, jewelry, 146 West, h. 855 E. 40th Hut er Edward, porter, h. r. 109 Orange Butler Thomas, contractor, h. 414 Seventh av. Hutler Edward, police, h. 8 Rector Butler Thomas, laborer, h. 878 Pearl Hut er Edward, watchmaker, 417 Pearl, h. 417 Pearl Butler Thomas (col’d), waiter, h. 529 Pearl Butler Edwin T. imp. I ll Liberty, h. B rooklyn Butler Thomas C. books, 20 John, h. 37 Vestry .Butler Elijah, carpenter, h. 172 W. 16th Butler Tobias, carpenter, 115 E. 11th Butler Francis, importer of Havana segars, $05 "Wa­ Butler Warren C. engraver, 29 Beekman, h. 854 ter, h. Bushwick, L. T. Bleecker Butler Frederick, ship. mer. 118 South, h. S. 6th, n. Butler William, porter, h. 90 Beaver Jefferson pi. Wildamsburgh Butler William, h. 140 Fourth BUTLER FREDERIC M. trusses, Butler's improved Butler William, hatter, h. 170 Third av. truss pads applied; children trussed when two Butler Wm. liquors, 218 Ninth av. h. 218 Ninth av weeks old. Ladies’ rooms in charge of a female. Butler William, porter, h. 56 Duane Supporters fitted and guaranteed, 4 Yesey, h. Butler William, porter, h. 42 Whitehall . Brooklyn Butler William, seaman, h. 610 Water Butler Garret E. billiards, 72 Bleecker, h. 91 Grand Butler William, sugarboiler, h. 100 King Butler George B. ecL Jour. Com. 91 Wall, h. West- Biitier Wm. Allen, lawyer, 111 B’way, h. 87 E. 19th Chester Butler William C. crockery, 79 Pearl Butler George F. agent, 1 Spruce, h. B rooklyn Butler Wm. F. carpenter, h. 168 W. 27th Butler George M. carpenter, h. 327 Sixth Butler William G. collector, h. 30 Spruce Butler George W. acct. 175 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Butler Wm. II. imp. 46 Cliff, h. Staten Island Butler Gilbert G. clerk, 124 Maiden la. h. 182 W. 20th Butler Wm. H. artist, 251 B’way, h. New Bochelle Butler Harriet (col’d), washing, h. 3 Anthony Butler H. Langdon, drygoods, 84 Cortlandt, h. B 'klyn 5 uJ{er S . 11, **femaker>122 Water, h. 189 Stanton Butler Wfllliam O. carpenter, h. 23 Cornelia Butler Henry, 145 Wooster. Butler Wm. R. stoves, 179 Grand, h. 297 Bridge Butler Henry, laborer, h. r. 27 Willet Brooklyn Butler Henry, jobber, 28 William, h. 64 Pacific, Butler H. Y. & Co. paper, 61 John, h. 44 E. 21st B rooklyn Butler & Hawlev, crockery, 76 Pearl Butler Henry, broker, 158 Wall, h. 40 Hammond Butler, Evarts, & Southmayd, lawyers, 2 Hanover Butler Henry, carman, h. 44 Av. D Butler & Miller, real estate, 27 Nassau Butler Henry, carpenter, h. 13 Dominick Butler Butler John, laborer, h. 60 Hamersley Butter John, mason, h. 420 E. 12th Butler John, baker, h. 328 E. 12th Butler John, driver, h. 66 E. S2d Butterfass Martin, cabinetmaker, 39 Attorney, h. 101 Forsyth Butler John, grocer, 21 Cherry, h. 21 Cherry Butterfield A. A. mer. 61 Pearl, h. WUUamsburgh Butler John jr. portwarden, 101 Wall Butler John (cord), porter, h. 61 Anthony Butterfield H. W. tailor, 521 B’dwaw, h. 102 Fiflhav. Butler John T. painter, h. 379 Tenth Butterfield Edwin L. paper, 180 Pearl, h. 72 6.4th, Williamshwrgh BUTLER JOHN & BROTHER, 112 Fulton, E ly n Butterfield Fred. drygoods,,20 William, h. 224 Fourth Butler John G. undertaker, 330 Eighth av h 380 Butterfield Henry, drygoods, h. 224 Fourth Eighth av. Butler John Q. A. stores, 233 Water, h. 297 Bridee Butterfield Henry I, drygoods, 20 William B rooklyn ^ ’ Butterfield John, drygoods, 20 William, h. England, Butler Joseph, steward, h. 272 W. 28th Butterfield John, express, 62 Broadway, h. Utica Butler Joseph, seaman, h. 273 W. 28th Butterfield Joseph, chandler, h. 399 Tenth av. . Butler Joseph, jeweler, h. 262 W. 28th Butterfield Richard S. drygoods, 20 William, h. Butler Josiah, tailor, h. 126 Hamersley England Butler Marcus B. auctioneer, 51 Chambers 8?$?£P®Id Wm. drygoods, 20 William, h. England Butler Margaret, millinery, 354 Bleecker BUTTERFIELD BROTHERS, drygoods, 20 Wil­ Butler Matthew, police, h. 87 W. 24th liam Butler Michael, laborer, h. 238 Delancey Butterlegg Patrick, pedier, h. E. 15th, n. Av. A Butler Michael, mason, h. 169 W. 83d Butterley Nicholas, ribbons, 67 William, h. 151 Court, Butler Miner F. architect, 90 Beaver, h. Third pi. B rooklyn Brooklyn ’ Butterley & Devin, ribbons, 67 William- Butler N. W. acct. h. 8 Putnam av. Brooklyn -gutters Mary C. wid. Archd. h. 46 W. Washington pi Butler Owen, laborer, h. r. 860 Cherry Butterly Johm laborer, h. E. 40th, n. Second av. Butler Patrick, tailor, h. r. 146 Cherry Butterworth Wm. E. sea. 8T mer. exchange, h. Fifth Butler Patrick, laborer, h. 82 Elizabeth av. c. W. 85th Butler Patrick, porter, h. 40 Whitehall BU™ i K W 0 KTH JOHN F. mer. 88 mer. exc. h. 29 -f lrcn av. Butler Peter (col’d), driver, h. r. 74 Re&de Butler Peter, shipwright, h. 604 Water F- lawyer, 88 mer. ex. li. 96 W. 23d Butler Peter F. clerk, h. 1 First Tk®.rgrocer, 284 E. 18th, h. 284 E Cammann Albert, 78 Beaver, h. Som erville, W, J Campbell Daniel, charcoal, h. 106 W 18th Cammann Fred. W. agent, 125 Pearl 78 Beaver, h. Campbell Daniel, carpenter, h. 167 E. 35th 216 W. 20th Campbell Daniel, laborer, h. 225 E. 17th Cammann George P. physician, 109 W. 14th Campbell Daniel G. mer. 32 Pine, *h. American hotel Cammann Oswald, broker, 56 Wall, h. 16 E. 16th Campbell David, saddler, 18 Fourth av. h. 43 E. 11th Cammann Oswald J. late cashier, h. 14 W. 14th Campbell D. Writt, salesman, 269 Houston, h ‘>69 CAMMANN & CO. bankers, 56 Wall Houston Cammel Frederick, laborer, b. I l l King Campbell David, carpenter, h. r. 26 Trinitv d1 Cammel Hugh, laborer, h. r. 92 Perry CAMPBELL DENNIS, grocer, 296 Sixth, h. 29=i Cammell Charles, steel, 289 Pearl, h. England Sixth Cammeyer Dewitt C. engraver, h. 86 Fulton Campbell Dougald, hatter, h. 188 W . 17th Cammeyer John E. morocco, £5 Ferry, h. 29 Stanton, Campbell Dennis, laborer, h. 469 Washington B rooklyn Campbell Edward, h. 67 W. 18th Cammeyer Leah, wid. Cornelius, h. 266 Monroe Campbell Duncan P. h. 138 Second av. Cammeyer Sarah, wid. Aug. F. h. 59 Fulton Campbell Edward, laborer, h. W. Eleventh av. n. 87tb Cammeyer & Johnson, morocco, 35 Ferry Campbell Edward, carman, h. 231 E. 20th Camody Catharine, nurse, 207 Broome Campbell Edward B. painter, h. 1086 Broadway Camp Abigail, wid. Joseph C. h. 88 W. 22d Campbell Edward, blacksmith, h. 196 Wooster Camp Alfred H. bookbinder, 277 Pearl, h. 119 Bowery Campbell Eliza, wid. Alexander, h. 7 Second Camp Amzi (Rev.), h. 47 Franklin Campbell Eliza, wid James, sewing, h. r. 60 W. 32d Camp Benjamin F. builder, h. 58 Eighth Campbell Elizabeth, wid. Quinten, boarding, h. 14 Camp David N. builder, h. 184 Mulberry Desbrosses Camp Hannah, wid. Enoch, nurse, h. 619 Ninth av. Campbell Elizabeth, wid. William, h. 471 Washington Camp Harriet J. milliner, h. 270 Houston Campbell Ellen, wid. James, h. 805 W. 28th Camp Henry, cabinetmaker, h. r. 15 Cannon Campbell Ford, laborer, h. 883 Ninth Camp Henry, conductor H. R. R. h. 1 Eighth av. Campbell Francis, smith, h. 317 Ninth Camp Isaac B. carpenter, r. 16 Watts, h. 246 Canal Campbell Francis, carman, h. 223 W. 21st Camp J. Walter, com. mer. 8 & 10 Water h. 145 W. Campbell Freeman, lmbr. foot W. 86th, h. 255 W. 34th 25th Campbell Freeman, timber, 7 Broad and foot W. 36th. Camp John D. imp. 67 Liberty, h. Cheeverpl. S. h. W. 34th n. Ninth av. B rooklyn Campbell George, carpenter, h. r. 156 W. 80th Camp Joseph E. broker, 137 Front, h. 43 W. 28d Campbell George, h. 131 Perry Camp Nathan, acct, h. 106 Hammond Campbell George, butcher, h. 189 E. 126th Camp Ozias, bookbinder, 277 Pearl, h. 119 Bowery Campbell George, turner, h. 4 Congress pi. Camp Peter, grocer, 342 Houston, h. 342 Houston Campbell Geo. G. appraiser, 12 Broad, h. 216 W. 19th Camp Silas, stoves, 240 Water, h. Stam ford Campbell George T. late mer. h. 34 Rutgers CAMP THEODORE D. supt manuf. depot of the Campbell George W . oils, 232 Pearl, h. Orange,, H . J. blind inst. 451 Eighth av. Campbell Harmon T. carman, h. E. 45th, n. Second av. Camp William A. imp. 49 Cedar, h. B rooklyn Campbell Harriet, teacher, h. 325 Fourth av. Camp William D. carman, h. 411 Cherry Campbell Henrietta, wid. John, teacher, 299 Third av Camp & Welles, com. mers. 8 & 10 Water h. 299 Third av. Campana Alexandre, carman, h. 209 Av. C Campbell Henry, carman, h. W. 44th n. Ninth av. Campbel John, moulder, h. 200 Delancey Campbell Henry, shoemaker, 473 Eighth av. Campbell------. butcher, 209 Av. A, h. 209 Av. A Campbell Henry, shoemaker, 849 Pearl Campbell------, nurse, h. 80 Charlton Campbell Henry, carpenter, h. 208 W. 26th Campbell T. G. (col’d), caterer, h. 18 Greene Campbell Henry P. broker, 11 Nassau, h. 188 Second Campbell Abraham A. carpenter, h. 313 W. 29th av. Campbell Adam, h. 291 W. 24th Campbell Herb’t B. strawgds, 68 William, h. 805 Sixth Campbell Alexander, bookkeeper, h. 248 Grand Campbell Hester (col’d), wid. Amos, laundress, h. 3 Campbell Alexander, carpenter, h. 268 First av. Mechanics al. Campbell Alexander, carpenter, 52 Frankfort Campbell Hezekiah L. butcher, Catharine mkt. h. 360 Campbell Alex, carpenter, h. Ninth av. n. W. 50th Tenth Campbell Alexander, com. and ex. 11 Broadway Campbell Hiram A. hairdresser, h. 61 Mercer CAMPBELL ALEXANDER, hotel, 107 E. 24th, and j Campbell Hugh, waiter, h. 224 E. 14th stables 108 and 105 E. 24th, h. 107 E. 24th Campbell Hugh, fisherman, Hudson c. Barrow, h. r Campbell Alfred E. (Rev.*), h. 57 Vandam 124 Barrow Campbell Andrew, engraver, h. 593 Hudson Campbell Hugh, laborer, h. 118 W. 19th Campbell Andrew, clerk, h. 296 Second Campbell Ira, furniture, 87 Mercer, h. Bahw ay, H. J Campbell Andrew, grocer, 404 Fourth av. h. 404 Campbell Isaac, pilot, 69 South, Fourth av. Campbell Jacob jr. cash. 461 B’way, h. H arlem Campbell Andrew, stovemounter, h. 88 Monroe Campbell James, h. 826 Madison Campbell Andrew J. showcases, 312 Broadway & 112 Campbell James, coachmaker, h. 124 W . 33d Canal, h. 108 Perry Campbell James, painter, h. 241 Tenth Campbell Ann, wid. John, h. 123 Third av. Campbell James, grocer, 201 W. 44th Campbell Ann, wid. Francis, h. 219 E. 20th Campbell James, baker, 295 W. 27th, h. 295 W. 27th Campbell Ann, wid. James, h. r. 7 Attorney Campbell James, butcher, h. 810 W. 87th Campbell Anne, wid. James, drygoods, 490 Pearl, h. Campbell James, carman, h. W. Eleventh av. n. 87th 490 Pearl ’ Campbell James, carpenter, h. 26 Crosby Campbell Anthony, laborer, h. r. 27 Sheriff Campbell James, carpenter, h. 120 E. 22d Campbell Anthony P. lawyer, 67 Wall, h. 43 Tenth Campbell James, carver, h. 116 Allen CAMPBELL ARCHIBALD, cloth, 115 chambers, h. Campbell James, coachman, h. 218 E. 23d 127 Perry Campbell James, laborer (col’d), h. r. 32 Pell Campbell Archibald, turner, h. 246 W. 43d Campbell James, liquors, h. 104 Bayard Campbell Augustine T. agent, 208 Broadway, h. Campbell James, liquors, 819 Water, h. 819 Water M etuchin, H. J. Campbell James, porter, h. 41 Cross Campbell Augustus, hairdresser, h. 61 Mercer Campbell James, printer, h. 83 Monroe Campbell Bernard D. grocer, 137 E. 11th, h. 137 E. 11 Campbell James, shoemaker, h. 254 Mott Campbell Brayt/m A. lawyer, 11 Wall, h. Cherry Campbell James, steward, h. r. 94 Greene . Valley Campbell James, h. 74 E. 15th ’ Campbell Catherine, tailoress, h. r. 170 W. 24th Campbell James, carman, h§114 Tenth av. Campbell Catherine, nurse, h. 500 Hudson Campbell James, liquors, h. 88 W. 85th Campbell Catherine A nurse, h. 227 W. 35th Campbell James, boilermaker, h. r. 105 Broome Campbell Chas. butcher, 7 Essex mkt. h. M orrisania Campbell James, barber, 98 James, h. 93 Jamea. .I Campbell Chas. grocer, 553 Ninth av. h. 553 Ninth av. Campbell James, builder, h. 862 Eighth Campbell Charles, laborer, h. r. 45 Perry Campbell James, shipfastener, h. 121 Av. D Campbell Charles C. dyeing, 208 Broadway, h. Jfetu- Campbell James H. cutter, h. 101 Madison chin, 2sT. J. Campbell James H. lawyer, 15 Wall 8 CAM 114 CAN Campbell James L. polisher, 197 Lewis, h. 30 Houston Campbell Robert N. butcher, h. r. 469 Fourth Campbell James P. butcher, Third ay. n. 41st, h. E. Campbell Robert R. bookbinder, h. 530 Broome 40th bet. Lexington and Third avs. Campbell Robert R. ice, 360 Hudson, h. 360 Hudson Campbell Jas. W. forwarding, 105 Broad, h. Brooklyn Campbell Samuel, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. Cherry Vati&u Campbell Jane, nurse, h. 17 Dominick Campbell Samuel A. books, 28 Maiden la. h. 7 Second Campbell Jane, boarding, h. 767 Broadway Campbell Samuel, clerk, 471 Eighth av. Campbell Jane, wid. Peter, seamstress, h. 171 Charles Campbell Sarah, wid. John, h. 18 Willett Campbell Jane R. boardingh. 48 Walker Campbell Sarah, wid. Jacob B. h. 108 Bank Campbell John, liquors, h. 59 Elizabeth Campbell Solomon, furniture, 349 Bowery and 211 Campbell John, mason, h. r. 147 W. 85th Third av. h. 359 Bowery Campbell John, butcher, 209 Av. A, h. 209 Ay. A Campbell Thomas, painter, 164 Eighth av. Campbell John, ieweler, 520 "Washington Campbell Thomas, needles, 556 Eighth av. h. 556 Campbell John, laborer, h. 7 Dunham pi. Eighth av. Campbell John, seaman, h. r. 50 Oliver Campbell Thomas, carman, h. 710 Fourth Campbell John, shoemaker, h. 153 Thompson Campbell Thomas, polisher, b. 40 Hamersley Campbell John, tailor, h. 13 Mulberry Campbell Thomas, smith, h. 187 Amos Campbell John, barber, 548 and 550 Hudson, h. 101 Campbell Thomas A. spinner, h. 621 Eighth av. Perry Campbell Thomas J. carman, h. 129 Greenwich ay. Campbell John, clothier, 821 Water, h. 83 Pike Campbell Thomas N. imp. 25 Pine, h, 624 Broadway Campbell John, butcher, 8 Jeff. mkt. h. 8 Seventh av. Campbell Thomas W. drygoods, 120 Hudson, h. 161 Campbell John, carman, h. r. 11 Columbia Franklin Campbell John, shoemaker, h. 133 Thompson Campbell William, blacksmith, h. 49 Macdougal Campbell John, boarding, h. 12 Second Campbell William, boxmaker, h. 215 Hester Campbell John, hardware, 193 Pearl, h. Court, Brook­ Campbell Wm. carpenter, 35 Orange, h. 90 Bayard lyn Campbell William, carpenter, h. 93 W. 26th Campbell John, tailor, 321 Water, h. 83 Pike Campbell William, chandler, h. r. 250 Mott Campbell John, painter, h. 18 Willett Campbell William, cooper, h. 85 New Campbell John, carman, h. 112 E. 40th Campbell William, clerk, h. 5 Monroe CAMPBELL JOHN & CO. paper, 110 Nassau, h. 4 E. Campbell Wm. driver, h. W. 36th, n. Ninth av. 16th Campbell Wm. engineer, h. r. E. 40th n. Fourth ay. Campbell John A. carman, 739 Washington Campbell William, saddler, h. 103 First av. Campbell John D. painter, h. 39 Elm Campbell William, tailor, h. 56 Marion Campbell John H. iwdg. 105 Broad, h. 121 Hammond Campbell William, turner, h. 2 Congress pL Campbell John M. carpenter, h. 171 W. 27th Campbell William, toys h. 310 W. 83d Campbell Joseph T. carman, h. 104 Charles Campbell Wm. grocer, ,102 W. 28th, h. 10 2 "W. 28th Campbell Joseph, hatter, h. 108 Peiry Campbell Wm. builder, 35 Orange, h. 90 Bayard Campbell Judge, vegetables, 6 and 7 "W. Wash. mkt. Campbell Wm. bandboxes, 297 Pearl, h. 297 Pearl Campbell Latitia, dressmaker, h. 304 Sixth Campbell William, blacksmith, h. 24 W. Broadway Campbell Laurence, porter, h. r. 224 Sullivan Campbell William, coachmaker, h. 179 Laurens Campbell Lockwood K. discharger, h. 531 Hudson Campbell William, ironmoulder, 375 Twelfth Campbell M milliner, 1086 Broadway, h. 1086 B’way Campbell William, mason, h. 179 W. 33d Campbell Malcom, 44 Wall, h. 185 Seventh av. Campbell William, weigher, h. 65 Market Campbell Margaret, boarding, h. 124 Mott Campbell Wm. G. drygoods, 268 Third av. h. 268 Campbell Margaret, fancyg’ds, 860 Tenth, h. 860 Tenth Third av. Campbell Margaret, wid. Donald, h. 71 Hester Campbell William J. clerk, 74 Pearl, h. 71 Warren, Campbell Margaret, wid. Patrick, h. 199 W. 26th Brooklyn Campbell Martin, laborer, h. r. 180 Elizabeth Campbell William S. printer, h. 180 Grand Campbell Mary, h. 116 Macdougal CAMPBELL WM. S. mer. 138 Water, h. 112 W. 13th Campbell Mary, h. 11 E. 11th Campbell Wm. W. jud. sup. ct city hall, h. 13 E. 28th Campbell Matthew, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 23 W. 18th CAMPBELL C. G. & CO. lookingglass man. 125 Campbell Maurice, ostler, h. 228 E. 14th Market, b. Newark, N ,J. Campbell Michael, blacksmith, h. r. 30 Columbia Campbell & Beekman, strawgoods, 68 William and81 Campbell Michael, laborer, h. 99 E. 25th Cedar Campbell Michael, liquors, 147 Orange, b. 147 Orange Campbell & Crowell, agents, 208 Broadway Campbell Michael, porter, h. 59 Elizabeth CAMPBELL & MOODY, timber dealers, sawmills, Campbell Michael, tailor, h. r. 174 Elizabeth foot 36th N. R. office 7 Broad and W. 36th cor. Campbell Mordaunt, weigher, h. 20 Monroe Eleventh av. Campbell Morris S. clerk, h. 108 Monroe CAMPBELL & SEAMAN, grocers, 404 Fourth av. Campbell Morton, foreman, h. 20 Monroe CAMPBELL & STEYENS, lawyers, 6 Hanover Campbell Moses B. h. 315 Henry Campell Albert, smith, h. 142 Perry Campbell Neil, seaman, h. 128 Charlton Campdores Antoine, physician, 111 Leonard Campbell Patrick, jeweler, h. r. 11 City Hall pi. Campfield A. B. clerk, 16 Wall Campbell Patrick, liquors, h. 318 W. 27th Campfield Henry B. blacksmith,, h. 271 Bleecker Campbell Pat produce, 6 Wash. mkt. h. E. 31st n. Campfield Robert B. jr. (Rev.), 36 City hall sq. b. Second av. Newark Campbell Patrick, grocer, 313 W. 27th, h. 313 W. 27th Campion Anna, tailoress, 730 Houston Campbell Patrick, miller, h. 282 W. 16th Campion Benj. B. furniture & upholstering store, 55 Campbell Patrick, shipfestener, h. 869 Eighth E. Broadway, h. 55 E. Broadway Campbell Peter, butcher, 6 Centre mkt. Campion Catharine, wid. Patrick, h. 75 Suffolk Campbell Peter, plumber, h. r. 51 Marion Campion David P. h. 75 Suffolk Campbell Peter, marblepolisher, h. 268 First av. Campion Jeremiah J. clerk, h. 75 Suffolk Campbell Peter C. h. 27 Tompkins Campion John, laborer, h. 132 E. 22d Campbell Phoebe, widow, h. 211 Seventh av. Campion John, machinist, h. 630 Fourth- Campbell Robert, grocer, W. 43d n. 11th av. h. W. Campion John, mason, h. 27 Charles 43d n. 11th av. Campion Thosmas, smith, 187 Amos Campbell Robert, machinist, h. 248 E. 13th Campion William, laborer, h. r. 303 Monroe Campbell Robert, tailor, h. 331 Madison Campman William, tailor, h. 140 W. 35th Campbell Robert, tinsmith, h. 805 Eighth Campans Philip, carpenter, h. 20 Factory Campbell Robert, tinsmith, h. r. 16 Rose Camps William (col’d), porter, h. 230 Church •Campbell Robert, iron. h. 5 Madison av. Campy Elias, tailor, h. 49 Christie «Campbell Robert, baker, 221 W. 40th Camsell Isaac S. runner, h. 36 Hester 'Campbell Robert, grocer, W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Can Philip, smith, h. 134 Broome •Campbell Robert, taiHr, h. 831 Madison Canaan Peter, carman, h. W. 43d, n. Eleventh av. •Campbell Robert, B. lawyer, Post’s buildings, h. 138 Canada John, groom, h. r. t l Ridge Second av. Canada Phebe, upholstress, 32 Second av. h. 82 Be* Campbell Robert C. police, h. 107 Eldridge ond av. Campbell Robert G. lawyer, 76 Nassau, and c l sup. Canagary Caesar, segarmaker, h. 3 Rector ct., city hall, h. 216 w . 19th Canan Margaret, h. 135 Lewis Campbell Robert H. printer, h. 828 Stanton Canavan Bernard, laborer, h. 75 Broome •Campbell Robert H. police, 38 Barclay Canavan Patrick, tailor, 76 Nassau, h. 76 Nassau CAN 115 CAR Canavan Patrick, grocer, 203 Av. A, h. 203 Ay, A Cannon Patrick, laborer, h. 9 Jersey Canavan Thomas, carpenter, h. 281 W. 27th Cannon Peter, prov. 1T8 Bowery, h. ITS Bowery Canavan Thomas, laborer, h. r. 287 W. 27th Cannon William, machinist, h. 66 Lewis Canda Chs. school, 17 Lafayette pi. h. 17 Lafayette pL Cannon William B. carpenter, h. 254 Grand Candee Augustus, grocer, 42 Water, h. — Bleecker CANNON & GEROW, building material, W. 45th Candee Gilead W. 31 Pine, n. Eleventh av. Candee Julius A. lime, E. 26th. n. E. R. h. 29 St. Canny Mary, wid. William, h. 270 Monroe Marks pi. Cannye Augus. grocer, 227* Cherry, h. 227* Cherry Candee M. L. clerk, 31 Nassau, h. 280 W. 20th Canoll Martin, carpenter, h. 184 W. 20th CANDEE & ARNOLD, lime, E. 26th, n. E. R. Canor Michael, laborer, h. r. 198 First av. Candle James, laborer, h. 433 First av. Canovan Patrick, laborer, h. W. 44th n. Tenth av. Candler Samuel, surv’r, 115 Wall, h. 244 Clinton Cansello Edward, milk, 110 E. 22d Candy James, carpenter & smith, c. Leroy & Wash­ Cant Harris, tailor, h. 6 Franklin ington, h. r. 483 Hudson Cant James, carman, h. 114 Tenth av. Cane Eli C. carman, h. r. 89 Sheriff Cantel Eugene, sculptor, 164 E. 28th Cane Elias, clothing, 68 Orange, h. 68 Orange Cantel Lazare, hat cases and new framed trunks, none Cane Isaac, chairmaker, h. 516 Pearl dke elsewhere, h. 15 W. Broadway Cane John, porter, h. r. 125 Greenwich Cantel Louis, baker, h. 6 Morton Cane Marcus, millinery, 192 Canal, h. 192 Canal Cantell Henry, stonecutter, h. r. 220 W. 26th Cane Patrick, laborer, h. r. W. 80th, n. Tenth av. Canter Alexander, tailor, h. 56 Duane Cane William & Brother, millinery, 192 Canal, h. 192 Cantermen John T. wheelwright, h. r, 47 Norfolk Canal CANTILLON DENIS, tailor, 14 Pine, h. 46 Rose Canell Thomas, carpenter, h. 80 Oak Cantillon Wm. H. painter, h. 361 Second av. Canene James, porter, h. 61 Watts Cantine Geo. D. Julien hotel, 2 E. Washington p i Canfield A. W. clothing, h. 84 E. 22d CANTON TEA CO. 125 Chatham • Canfield Alvah, paperhangings, 584 Eighth av. h. 584 Canton Anthony, shoemaker, h. 8 Sixth Eighth av. Canton Mary, wid. George, h. 19 Cannon Canfield Bethana, nurse, h. 4. Vandam Canton William, baker, 306* First av. Canfield Charles, printer, h. 74 Charlton Cantor Joseph, segarmaker, h. 245 Centre Canfield Cornelius H. forwdr. 105 Broad, h. B rooklyn Cantor Nicholas, oysters, 130 Walker, h. 134 Walker Canfield David W. drygoods, 12 John, h. 715 Houston CANTRELL JOHN, sexton, 853 Bowery Canfield Emiline, wid. Philemon, h. 18 Lispenard Cantrell Sam. shoes, 836 Bowery, h. 122 Second Canfield John, stevedore, h. 16 Carlisle Cantwell George, carman, h. r. 155 W. 13th * Canfield Joseph H. carpenter, 148 W. 16th Cantwell, Johanah, sewing, h. r. 276 Mott ’ Canfield Malcolm, forwarder, 8* Coenties slip, h. Canty Catharine, wid. Timothy, h. 46 Vestry Howard hotel Canty Michael, tailor, h. 484 Greenwich : Canfield Mandlebert, mer. 128 Broadway, h. 50 W . Canty Samuel, machinist, h. 417 Tenth 17th Canty Timothy, tailor, h. 29 Roosevelt [Canfield Miron, carman, h. 141 W. 20th Canty William, mason, h. 385 Seventh av. [Canfield Morgiana, stationery, 584 Eighth av. h. 584 Cantzler Heinrich, boarding h. 180 Reade Eighth av. Canvan George, printer, h. 66 Jackson iCanfield Myron jr. tailor, h. 113 Ninth av. Canvin John, pilot, 69 South, h. 86 Vandewater iCanfield Norris, hatter, h. 84 Chatham Caorlen Thomas, tailor, h. 137 W. 28th Canfield Patrick, laborer, h. r. 42 Clarkson Cape Hannah M. wid. Christian, provisions, 86 Allen Canfield Robert, laborer, h. r. 87 Orange & 1 Fulton market, h. 175 Rivington Canfield Rufbs J. mer. 142 Water Cape Henry, segars, h. 176 Rivington ICANFIELD D. W. & FOWLER, outfitters, 12 John Cape John J. prov. 267 Broome, h. 265 Broome iCanfleld M. & Co. drygoods, 128 B ’way & 85 Cedar Cape, Trowbridge & Co. hams, 1 Fulton market &>86 iCanham Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 86 Varick Allen iCaniff William, reporter, h. 84 Vestry Capelle Frederick, tailor, h. 58 Division Canlin James, laborer, h. 268 Av. A Capen Ephraim, lamps, r. 132 William, h. 281 Pearl, liCann Ellen, wid. Patrick, washing, h. E. 40th, n. B rooklyn First av. Capen Hy. T. dry’g. I l l Broadway, h. 124 Ninth jCann John, silversmith, 487 Broadway, h. 106 York, Capen Thomas R. com mer. 100 Wall, h. B rooklyn t B rooklyn Capen & Molineux, lamps, r. 132 William fiCann Samuel, painter, h. 88 Lewis Capet John E. liquors, 100 Madison, h. 100 Madison Canaghan Joseph, laborer, h. 283 First av. Capet .Margaret, wid. Peter, h. 76 Morton jfCannang William, tinman, h. 48 Yandam Capewell Albert B. lawyer, 87 Wall, h. 2 Tompkins jjCannata Teresa, wid. Jos. embroidery, h. 8 Hall pi. pi. B rooklyn Cannel Coal Co. o f Coal River Virginia, Cannel Capewell Martha, wid. Thomas, liousecleaner, h. 56 gCannell John, laborer, h. r. 113 Monroe Downing Canniff Wm. J. Carpenter, h. 120 Christopher Capewell Samuel, engraver, 208 B’way, h. Hoboken spanning E. W. mer. 18 Platt, h. Clinton av. H ly n CAPEW ELL & KIMMEL, engravers, 208 B’way fan n in g George, laborer, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Caple Charles, stevedore, h. r. 171 Clinton ’ Canning John, tailor, h. 59 Monroe Capler John, tailor, h. 87 Allen Canning Mary, wid. Francis, liquors, 5 Catharine si Caples Ann, wid. John, h. r. 503 Houston Xjannol Cantwell, carpenter, h. 82 Orchard Caples Hannah, wid. John C. dressmaking, h. r. 503 "Cannon------, dressmaker, 254 Grand, h. 254 Grand Houston jtCANNON ANNE O. wid. Wm. 9 Waverley pi. Caples Hannah, wid. Fred, h.91 Attorney 'Cannon Barney, milkman, h. 67 Tenth av. Caplin George, h. 135 W. 18th .Cannon Charles J. clerk, h. 7 Lispenard Cappelle Amelia, cupjjing, h. 58 Division *Cannon Denis, machinist, li. 146 Goerck Cappelman Carson,,grocer, 63 Hudson, h. 770 G’wich .Cannon Edward, liquors, h. 77 Washington Cappelmann Eymeiy; grocer, 552 Hudson, h. 552 8Cannon Ellenor C. wid. MottS. h. 264 Third av. Hudson Cannon Hugh, fruit, 237 Centre, h. 237 Centre Cappelmann Otto, grocer, 85 Liberty, h. 109 Cedar Cannon Hugh, stonecutter, h. 388 Henry Cappigh Cristopher, bricklayer, h. 240 Av. A JCannon James, cooper, 82 First, h. 470 Fourth Cappon Jacob, locksmith, 1024 Broadway ®Cannon James, carman, h. 167 Ludlow CAPRY JULIUS C. drug. 372 Sixth av. h. 872 Sixth jCannon John, carpenter, h. 869 Eighth av. av. •Cannon John, waiter, h. 472 Fourth Car William, blacksmith, h. r. 46 Elizabeth Cannon John, laborer, h. 433 First av. Caraccioli Antonio, oysters, 160 Canal, h. 1* Sullivan Cannon John, mason, h. r. 156 E. 25th Caradine Rich, porterhouse, 96 Oliver, h. 96 Oliver Cannon John, smith, h. 828 Eighth av. Caraghan James, cooper, h. 30 Spruce Cannon Laurence, shoes, 82 Centre, h. 82 Centre Caraghan Michael, laborer, h. WT 46th n. Eighth av. .Cannon Madison, lime, foot W. 43d, h. 263 W. 45th Caraner Francis, carman, h. Av. A c. E. 13th ^‘Cannon Mary, wid. Michael, h. 871 Twelfth Caray Edmund, speculator, h. 79 James Cannon Michael, flagger, h. r. 811 W. 17th Carbellis Henry, laborer; h. 188 W. 88d 1Cannon Michael, porter, h. 9 Thompson Carberry Bernard, coffeehouse, 78 Ann, h. 78 Ann Cannon Mott, flour & feed, 204 Chambers Carberry Michael laborer, h. 188 Ludlow Cannon Patrick, salesman, 188 W. 35th Carbery Anastasia, h. 81 City Hall p i CAR 116 CAR Carbery James, porter, h. 75 Market Cari&an John, laborer, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh ay, Carilton Andrew, bricklayer, h. 172 W. 20th Carbery James, blacksmith, h. 68 Pitt Carius John P. tailor, h. 126 W. 30th Carbery John, carpenter, h. 66$ Lewis Carkard James, laborer, h. 410 Tenth Carbery William, clerk, 94 Chatham Carkery Timothy, laborer, h. r. 67 Oliver Carceno Paul, glassblower, h. 84 Hester Carl Burke, laborer, h. r. 65 Chrystie , Carden Bobert A. daguerreotypes, 298 B’way, h. 898 Carl George, barber, 83 Av. A, h. 83 Av. A Broadway Carl George, shoemaker, h. 50 Av. A Carden & Co. daguerreotypes, 298 Broadway Carl Joerte, baker, 847 Greenwich, h. 374 Greeny Cardiff George, porter, 66 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Carl John'laborer, h. r. 65 Chrystie Cardin Alvaro A. carman, h. 462 Water Carl John C. trunks, 72 Maiden la. h. Jersey City Cardozo Abraham, clerk, h. 86 Leroy Carl Philip, cutter, h. 46 Av. A Cardozo Albert, lawyer, 54 Wall, h. 84 W. 27th CardozoH’y P. clothier, 164Nassau, h .85(toybsUpL Carl Philip, polisher, h. 315 Madison Cardozo Michael, com. mer. 267 B’ way, h. 84 W. 27th Carl Bosy, wid. Patrick, h. 352 E. 12th Cardozo Phineas, segars, 265 Spring, h. 265 Spring Carlaghan Jeremiah, laborer, h. 295 First av. * Cardwell Charles, laborer, h. 595 Greenwich Carlan Patrick, moulder, h. 855 W. 26th Cardwell Samuel, drygoods, 486 Third av. Carlan Anne, wid. Edward, h. 72 Hamersley < Carew William, late liquors, h. 218 Av. B Carland Ann, wid. Philip, b. 24 W. Broadway Carew William P. painter, h. 79 W. 24th Carland Daniel, butcher, h. 455 Ninth av. Carey Arthur, boots, 895 Twelfth, h. 895 Twelfth Carland Edward, late bowling, h. 161 Elm Carey Charles, butcher, h. 42 Stanton. OAKLAND JOHN, liquors, 95 Bowery, h. 56 Eldridge Carey Cornelius, junk, 591 Greenwich, h. 591 G wich Carlberg Andrew, boardingh. 147 Cherry Carey Edward L. clothes, 118 Monroe, h. 118 Monroe Carle Phebe, wid. Jacob, boardingh. 102 Madison Carey Esther, wid. Jas., confectioner, 119 St Mark s pL Carle John jr. druggist, 153 Water, h. 20 Yandewater Carey George, dentist, 625 B’way, h. Metropolitan h. CABLE JOHN & CO. druggists, 153 Water Carey George, junk, 715 Washington, li. 715 Wash. Carle Patrick, painter, h. r. 165 W. 83d Carey Henry, coachman, h. 80 E. 29th, Carle William, laborer, h. r. 433 Hudson Carey Henry M. tailor, 74 Orange, h. 74 Orange Carlebach Marx, fancvgoods, 85 Catharine, h.8Eutger^ Carey James, boardingh. 858 Water . Carlebach Philip, ribbons, 22 John, h. 1 State Carey John, mason, h. 165 E. 22d Carleton Augustus, chairs, h. 118 W. 24th < Carey John jr. h. 15 W. 21st Carleton Charles G. drygoods, 139 Broadway, h. Sta­ Carey John, tailor, h. E. 17th n. Av. A ten Island Carey John, marblepolisher, h. 90 W. 16th Carleton, Clark & Co. drygoods, 139 Broadway Carey John, carpenter, h. 285 W. 82d Carleton Jeremiah, carman, h. r. 83 Frankfort Carey John, grocer, 26 Columbia Carleton John, tailor, 179 Broadway, h. 19 White Carey John, plasterer, h. 98 E. 11th Carleton Joshua, baker, 740 Broadway, h. 740 Broad­ Carey John C. h. 15 West 21st way Carey John J. marblecutter, h. 176 W . 21st Carleton Levi A agt. 9 Coenties si. h. 27 Collegepi. Carey Lorenzo, grocer, 480 Pearl, h. 482 Pearl Carleton Maria, wid. Harlan, boardingh. 99 Goerck |( CABEY LUTHEB, machinery, 115 W. 19th, h. 117 Carley Benjamin J. M. oysters, 6 & 7 Fulton mkt!' W. 19th h. 54 Tillary, B rooklyn Carey Margaret, laundress, h. 888 E. 12th Carley E. A. oysters, 16 Fulton mkt. h. 54 Tillary, Carey Martin, drayman, h. 110 W. 80th B rooklyn Carey Mary, washwoman, h. E. 45th n. Third av. Carley Edward, laborer, h. 229 E. 11th Carey Michael, bricklayer, h. 250 E. 18th Caley Patrick, boardingh. W. 48d n. Eleventh av. Carey Patrick, laborer, h. r. 224 Elizabeth Carley Patrick, h. r. 187 Hester Carey Patrick, porter, h. 7 Ludlow Carley William, laborer, h. 858 W. 26th Carey Pat. B. gunmaker, 2!2§- Division, h. 6 Hester Carley, Betts & Co. oysters, 16 Fulton mkt Casey Bebecca, h. 219 Elizabeth Carlier Joseph, watchcases, 89 Beade, h. 89 Beaae Caroy Bosa, wid. James, h. r. 107 Eldridge Carlile Lowry, drover, h. 201 Av. C Carey Samuel T. mer. 90 Pine, h. East Chester Carlile Nathaniel D. mers. 74 South, h. Yonkers Carey Thomas, h. 167 Christopher Carlile Thomas, bootmaker, h. 24 City Hall pL Carey Thomas, laborer, h. 562 Third av. Carlile & Zimmermann, mers. 74 South Carey Thomas W . bootmaker, 111 First av. h. I l l Carlin John, artist, h. 120 W. 25th | First av. Carlin John, smith, 1250 Broadway, h. 1250Hrdway Carey William, baker, h, 170 W. 32d Carlin Joseph, laborer, h. E. 86th n. Second av. Carey William, brassfounder, h. 282 Church Carlin Marg. wid. Michael, washer, h. 75 \V. i»tn Carey William, shoemaker, h. 109 King Carlin Patrick, laborer, h. 492 Greenwich Carey William, tailor, h. 47 Greene Carlin Patrick, segarmaker, h. 508 Greenwich Carey William EL vamishor, h. 87 Cannon Carlin Bobert F. clerk, 304 Broadway Carey & Dupignac, dentists, 625 Broadway Carlin Tarns, liquors, 811 Av. A, h. 811 Av. A Cargain Aaron, tinsmith, h. 5 Columbia pi. CABLIN THOMAS, dep. sheriff, 11 City Hall, h.ea Cargill David P. & Y. tinware, 232 Water, h. 128 Grand ■ / mm Greene Carlion John, laborer, h. r. W. 52d n. Eleventh av. Cargill Edward, ironworker, h. 710 Washington Carlisle Eliza, wid. Samuel, shirts, h. r. 189 W*jw Cargill Henry A. musical instruments, 47 Maiden la Carlisle George, drygoods, 62 Liberty, h. h. Tenth av. c. W. 60th Carlisle Geo. stables, 126 E. Br’dway, h. Cargill Henry H. n. s. m. h. 94 Morton Carlisle James, barber, h. 258 Third av. Cargill Matilda, wid. Abraham, h. 128 Greene Carlisle James, weaver, h. 18 Greenwich av. Cargill Bosewell G> clerk, h. 64 W. 26th Carlisle James F. butcher, 193 Orchard & 95 m Cargill Thos. S. mus. inst. 47 Maiden la. h. 64 W. 26th h. 197 Allen , . JL Cargill Yalentine, tinware, 282 Water, h. Penn Carlisle James H. provisions, 227 Washington, Cargill William, driver, h. 26 Hubert sey City Cargill William, police, 128 Perry Carlisle Joseph, liquors, 89 Centre, h. 188 Le#®P Cargill William, driver, h. 26 Hubert Carlisle Mary, wi<£ James, h. 246 Madison Cargo Elizabeth, wid. David, thread and needles, h Carlisle Bobert, carpenter, h. 168 E. 24th 196 W. 26th Carlisle Thomas, boxes, h. r. 46 Marion Carhart Alfred, clerk, h. 848 Sixth av. Carlisle William, tailor, h. 47 Troy , - Carhart Asa, clerk, h. 218 W. 21st Carlisle Ac Gourley, provisions, 227 Washington Carhart George B. com. mer. 94 Front, h. Carlton h Carlisle & Stedman, drygoods, 62 Liberty w Carhart James D. grocer, 68 Front, h. 88 Columbia, CABLL CONKLIN, stables, 24 Fulton & 4 ^ Brooklyn B rooklyn Carhart Jerem iah, m elodeon s, 75 E. 13th, h. 126 E, Carlock Abraham D. mason, h. 14 Gay Carlock Henry C, late carman, h. r. 49 Dominic* C a rh a rtB o b e rt, charcoal, fo o t W. 18th, h. 802 W. 17th Carlock Jeremiah, mason, h. 127 Perry C a r h a r t William, g r o c e r , 68 Front Carlock Matthias, painter, h. 80 Charlton Carhart Wm. cloths, 28 Liberty, h. Wuhamsourgh Carlock William, builder, h. 15 Seventh av. Carhart, Bacon, Clark & Co. imps. 28 Liberty Carlock William, stationer, 85 Houston $ CABKABT & NEEDHAM, melodeons, 75 E. 13th Carlock Wm. B. stockframes, 158 William CABHABT, BBOTHEB & CO. grocers, 68 Front Uamxsburg CAR m OAR *0arlon Ann, wid. William, h. 72 Hamersloy Carney Anne, wid. Hugh, laundress, h. E. 39th n. *Darlon John, moroccodresscr, h. 4 Jacob Second av. ; Marlon Terrence, liquors, 313 Av. A, h. 813 Av. A Carney Daniel, laborer, h. r. 82 Mulberrv [ larlough Henry, grocer, 141 Perry, h. 141 Perry Carney Ellen, wid. Matthew, h. 73 Cherry ^Jarlough John J. stagedriver, h. 95 W. 24th Carney Hiram, shoemaker, h. 26 Pitt « Jarlow Elizabeth, wia. Geo., boardingh. 95 W. 27th Carney Hugh, typecutter, h. 224 Sullivan iiOarls John, seaman, h. r. 92 Catharine Carney James, sawyer, h. 201 Av. C i Jarlton Ann, wid. Jichard, h. 436 Third ay. Carney John, laborer, h. r. 60 Pitt Carlton Jacob F. u . s. hotel, 200 Water Carney John, laborer, h. 78 Hamersley i Jarlton Thomas, printer, 200 Mulberry, h. 34 Seventh Carney John, pedler, h. 104 E. 11th Carlton Thomas, publisher, 57 John, h. 34 Seventh Carney John, laborer, h. 149 E. 11th Jarlton William, bricklayer, h. 199 W . 25th Carney Marg. (col’d), wid. W. H. drsmkr. h. 8 Thomas i Jarlton & Phillips, publishers, 57 John Carney Mary, wid. Daniel, pedler, h. r. 146 Cherry ftJarly William, laborer, h. 853 W. 26th Carney Mary, wid. John C. h. r. 89 Orange Jarman Caroline, actress, h. 113 Chrystie Carney Moses, boardingh. 164 W. 17th Jarman Catharine, confectionery, 222 Bleecker, h. 222 Carney Nathaniel B. h. 108 Seventh 1 Bleecker Carney Owen, calker, h. 310 Stanton CABMAN CHARLES E. coal. 54 Wall, 30 Bethune Carney Patrick, grocer, 464 E. 12th, h. 464 E. 12th £ & 1016 Broadway, h. Gramercy hotel Carney Patrick, junk, 80 Pell, h. 30 Pell Jarman Ebenezer L. butcher, 18 Centre mkt, h. 220 Carney Patrick, mason, h. r. 181 Elizabeth * Sullivan Carney Patrick, tailor, h. 79 Mulberry Jarman Henry (col’d), coachman, h. r. 63 Sheriff CARNEY PATRICK, carman, h. 823 Front Jarman James, carman, h. 289 Seventh Carney Patrick, mason, h. 99 E. 11th Jarman Jane, wid. Abraham, h. 88 Third Carney Philip, liquor, 323 Third av. J arman Jarvis, produce, 15 & 16 Fulton wharf, h. 133 Carney Timothy, porter, h. r. 17 City Hall pi. T_l Bridge, jBrooklyn Carney William, clerk, 127 Mott arman John, watchman, h. 132 Broome Carnie William, accountant. 23 Nassau Jarman John E. police, h. 147 E. 25th Carnley Catharine, wid. James, h. r. 89 Rivington a arman John S. confectioner, 21 Av. D, h. 21 Av. D Carnley John, carpenter, h. 131 Cherry arman John S. scalemaker, h. 4 Desbrosses Carnley Robert, late builder, h. 191 Tenth j^arman Josephine, wid. Benj. tailoress, h. 51 Clinton CARNLEY THOMAS, late sheriff, iron railings, 215 arman Peter, carpenter, h. 159 Second Grand, h. Carmcmmlle ^arman Radcliffe, painter & paint manufacturer, 85 Carnochan J. M. prof sur. 766 Broadway Barclay, h. Totten's Landing Cams Daniel, carman, h. r. 372 Madison Jarman Rich’d, carriages, 650 Broadway, h. 14 E. 16th Caro Isedor, mer. h. 769 Greenwich ■arman Richard F. agent, 1088 Broaaway, h. 14 E. Caro James, coachman, h. 29 Washington ■ 16th Carolan John, shoemaker, h. 117 First av. ARMAN RICHARD F. carpenter, 68 & 70 Trinity Carolan Michael shoes, 893 Broadway, h. 86 E. 18th Jr pi. & 1008 Broadway, h. 14 W. 16th Carolan Philip, grocer, 447 Hudson, h. 449 Hudson ^rm an Samuel, confectioner, 222 Bleecker, h. 222 Carolan Philip, ropemaker, h. 314 W . 27th R!l Bleecker Carolin Dennis, drygoods, 15 William, h. 249 Twelfth arman Samuel S. butcher, 197 Eighth av. h. 248 Carolin James, laborer, h. 393 Ninth av. , 11 Eighth av. Carolin Jas. A. drygoods, 15 William, h. 249 Twelfth arman T. B. dentist, 17 Sixth av. h. N ew B runs- Carolin John, carpenter, h. 363 Tenth h' wiclc, N. J. Carolin Patrick, tailor, h. 38 Thompson *%rman Theron L. h. 208 W. 15th Carolin D. & Son, drygoods, 15 William * arman Thomas, carman, h. 72 King Carolina Bernard, capmaker, h. 62 Rutgers Barman William, butcher, h. 289 Elizabeth Caroll Henry, grocer, h. 257 W. 26th abarman William (col’d), oysters, h. r. 133 Wooster Caroll James, bricklayer, h. 243 E. 18th i&arman William F. (col’d), saloon, 564 Broadway Caroll William, laborer, h. 100 W. .33d Li’ arman William H. dentist, 308 Bleecker Carolus Deidrich, tailor, h. r. 108 Essex [barman William H. grocer, 83 Water, h. 203 W. 18th Carolus Henry, groceries, 21 Thames, h. 21 Cedar l&hrman A. Y. & Son, dentists, 808 Bleecker Carolus William, groceries, 21 Thames, h. 143 Reade ARMAN & WICKES, carriages, 650 Broadway Carolus Wm. produce, W. Wash’n mkt. h. 145 Reade 2 armer Charles W. mer. 67 Broad, h. Westchester co, Caron Ewald, imp. 93 Liberty farmer Maria, wid. Nicholas H. h. 129 Eldridge Carow Charles, mer. 76 South, h. 50 E. 14th ...armichael Alexander, bootmaker, h. 95 W. S2d Carow John, laborer, h. r. 307 Madison armichael Archibald, polisher, h. r. 29 First Carpeles Bernard, belts, 163 William, h. 140 Delancey liarmichael Benj. F. mer. 6 Erie p i h. Jersey City Carpender Charles C. locks, 424 Broadway Jarmichael George S. lawyer, h. 80 Nassau Carpender Charles P. broker, 68 Wall, h. 40 W. 26th Carmichael James B. accountant, h. 345 Eighth av. Carpender Jacob S. broker, 68 Wall, h. N. Brunsw ick liarmichael John, carpenter, h. 154 W. 15th Carpender & Co. brokers, 68 Wall jiiarmichael Parthenie, wid. John, dressmaker, h. 154 Carpenter Aaron, grocer, 71 Centre, h. 56 Rivington W. 15th Carpenter Abraham C. shipwright, h. 27 Gouvemeur ■g^rmichel John, engineer, h. 262 Stanton Carpenter Adelia A wid. Aaron B. h. 107 Ludlow Ciarmody Daniel, liquor 376 Madison, h. 376 Madison Carpenter Alfred A corker, h. 82 Av. D Sjarmody James, police, h. 66 Cliff Carpenter Alpheus, grocer, 423 Grand, h. 11 Attorney Sarmody Michael, police, h. 66 Cliff Carpenter Amos, clerk, h. 336 Broome gprmody Michael, hatter, h. 374 Sixth Carpenter Andrew, shoemaker, h, 154 Washington l^rmody Simon, carpenter, h. 60 Rutgers Carpenter Andrew G. flour, 171 West, h. 10 Yandam Xarmody Thomas, blacksmith, h. 321 Ninth Carpenter Ann, wid. Chester C. boardingh. 73 Co­ arnaghan James, seaman, h. 194 E. 14th lumbia rffprnahan Mat. K. com. mer. 91 Wall, h. B rooklyn Carpenter Benj. F. hosiery, 6 Dey, h. 38 W. 26th s arnagie George, accountant, h. 90 Elm Carpenter Benj. H. gasfixtures, 41 Greene, h. 2T6 ;amduff Robert, sawyer, h. r. 48 Marion Sixth av. Sarnegie John, baker, 364 Third av. h. 864 Third av. Carpenter Caleb, carman, h. 74 Morton Sarnes Ann, widow, boardingh, 75 Market Carpenter Catherine F. fancygds, 224 Bowery, h. 224 Sarnes Cornelius, lawyer, 10 Wall, h. 33 Rivington Bowery [f arnes David, fancygoods, h. 120 E. 21st Carpenter Charles, flour mer. 165 West, h. 507 Hud­ 5|.arnes Frederick G. imp. 18 Platt, h. 252 Mercer son jLarnes George, ironworker, h. 204 Madison CARPENTER CHARLES L. sexton o f St. Mark’s ®5arnes Janus, carpenter, r. 147 E. 24th Church & general furnishing undertaker, 181 *'arnes John, tailor, h. 64 N. Moore Ninth, south side, bet. Second & Third avs. Cof­ James Margaretta H. wid. John, h. 599 Broadway fins of all kinds and every thing requisite for ^arnes Nathan G. imp. 18 Platt, h. 252 Mercer funerals always on hand and furnished at the ^arnes Robert, carpenter, h. 16 Trinity pi. shortest notice. Interments procured in all the '^arnes & Haskell, imps. 18 Platt cemeteries in or out o f the city. Orders left at ^Jarney Amelia (col’d), wid. George, washing, h. 117 his residence at any hour, day or night, will be £ Twelfth promptly attended to. Can be found at the jjSarney Ann R. wid. Patrick, h. 283 First av. church every morning, from 8 to 9 A. M. Re- CAR 118 CAR giving vaults for Greenwood and other ceme­ Carpenter Merritt, carman, h. 193 W. 21st teries. h. 181 Ninth Carpenter Nathan, mer. 30 Moore, h. 48 Sackett, Blyn Carpenter Charles M. hosiery, 7 Pine,h. 54 Yandam Carpenter Nathaniel H. late lumber, h. 23 Dominick Carpent^Chas. M. grocer, 468 Pearl, h. 80 Prospect, Carpenter Newton, mer. 54 exch. pi. h. 15 Fifth av. Carpenter Patrick, liquors, Eleventh av. n. W. 48th Carpenter Daniel, stoneyard, W. 28th n. Eleventh Carpenter Patrick, smith, h. 93 E. lltli av. h. Massachusetts Carpenter Peter, shipcarpenter, h. 23 Bethune | Carpenter Daniel, milk, h. 105 Columbia Carpenter Richard, engineer, h. 304 Greenwich Carpenter Daniel, police capt. h. 86 N. Moore Carpenter Richard F. smith, 724 Wfter, h. 44| Broome Carpenter Danl. H. grocer, 702 Wash’ton, h. 141 Perry Carpenter Robt. H. stables, 206 W. 27th, & 250 Ninth Carpenter David L. grocer, 276 W. 17th, h. 142 W. av. h. 204 W. 27th 16th Carpenter Samuel, carman, h. 148 W. 13th Carpenter David P. milk, 270 W. 19th Carpenter Samuel, carpenter, b. 133 W. 35th Carpenter Deborah, wid. Henry M. boardingh. 24 Carpenter Samuel D. carman, h. 20 Watts E. Broadway Carpenter Samuel H. engra. I l l Broadway, h. Phik. Carpenter Dewitt C. flour, 246 Fulton, h. 80 Yandam delphia Carpenter Edward, mason, h. 610£ Fourth Carpenter Sarah F. teacher, h. 331 Washington Carpenter Edward A. printer, h. 4 Birmingham Carpenter Sarah W. boardingh. 204 W. 27th. Carpenter Edward E. carman, h. 184 Amos Carpenter Seymour, phys. 4 Peck si. h. W'burgh Carpenter Edwd. H. grocer, 428 Grand, h. 11 Attorney Carpenter Simeon S. milk, 38 Macdougal Carpenter Edwin, harnessmaker, h. 243£ Tenth av. Carpenter Stephen, butcher, 20 &22 Essex mkt h. 336 Carpenter Elias, shipwright, h. 218 Clinton Eighth Carpenter Elisha, agent, 91 ‘Wall, h. 84 Orchard Carpenter Sylvester H. smith, h. 343 Sixth Carpenter Elnathan, carman, h. 136 E. 27th Carpenter Thomas, clerk, h. 63 Eldridge Carpenter Francis, compositor, h. 78 Suffolk Carpenter Thomas, carman, h. r. 188 Rivington Carpenter Francis B. artist, 374 Broadway, h. 57 Carpenter Townsend, grocer, h. 8 Stuyvesant Christopher Carpenter Townsend, carpenter, h. 231 W. 20th Carpenter Francis O. engineer, h. 167 W. 26th Carpenter Unni W. plasterer, h. r. 91 W. 19th Carpenter Francis S. machinist, 65 Elizabeth, h. 102 Carpenter Uriah F. 39 Liberty, h. 15 W. 30th Allen Carpenter Warren, straw goods, 63 Broadway, h. 141 Carpenter Franklin T. ag’t, 423 Grand, h. 11 Attorney Columbia, Brooklyn Carpenter George, machinist, h. 85 Houston Carpenter William, painter, h. 372 Tenth Carpenter George, printer, h. 80 Brooms Carpenter William, varnisher, h. 82 Thompson Carpenter George, broker, 44 Wall, h. 10 E. 17th Carpenter William, porter, h. 278 W. 19th CARPENTER GEORGE, lawyer, 13 Chambers, h. Carpenter William B. jeweler, Fulton c. Nassau, h 568 Broome 168 W. 37th Carpenter Geo. W. mens’ furnishing, 86 Liberty, h. Carpenter William B. C. com. mer. 186 West, &197 Jersey City Reade, h. 216 W. 28th Carpenter George W. painter, h. 208 Ninth av. CARPENTER WM. C. lawyer, 128 Nassau, &14 Carpenter George W . shades, 458 Pearl, h. 65 Eldridge Greenwich av. h. 7471 Washington Carpenter Henry, mason, h. 175 W. 28th Carpenter William H. carpenter, h. 41 Hester Carpenter Henry (col’d), cook, h. 8 Anthony Carpenter William H. woodware, 88 Yesey, h. 29 Har­ Carpenter Henry, woodware, 88 Yesey, h. 29 Harrison rison Carpenter H’y S.butcher, 35 Essex mkt. h. 60 Clinton Carpenter William H. late feed, h. 543 Water Carpenter Higbie, oils, 330 Grand, h. 330 Grand Carpenter William H. clerk, 10 Platt, h. 209 W. 18th Carpenter Horace, h. 128 E. 27th Carpenter William M. carpenter, h. 12 Allen Carpenter Horace, carman, h. 103 W . 24th Carpenter William N. lookingglasses, 108 Bowery, L Carpenter Hugh S. (Rev.), h. 21 St. Mark’s pi. 224 Bowery Carpenter Isaac, com. mer. 14 Front & 13 Water, h. Carpenter William N. painter, 108 Bowery, & milli­ Dean n. Powers, B rooklyn ner, 224 Bowery, h. 224 Bowery Carpenter Isaac, founder, h. 68 Ninth av. Carpenter Wm. S. grocer, 468 Pearl, h. 78 Rivington Carpenter Isaac T. grocer, 308 Spring, h. 8 Stuyvesant Carpenter William T. grocer, 313 Rivington, h. 121 CARPENTER ISAAC & SON, agency, 423 Grand, Cannon h. 11 Attorney Carpenter Wright, h. 147 Charles Carpenter Isaiah Y. clerk, 115 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Carpenter A. & E. H. grocers, 423 Grand Carpenter Jacob, 13 Chambers, h. B rooklyn Carpenter C. M. & Co. grocers, 468 Pearl Carpenter James, furnishing, 90 Chatham, h. Wit- Carpenter & Co. stables, 206 & 208 W. 27th Itamsburgh Carpenter & Co. grocers, 276 W. 17th Carpenter James, grocer, h. 87 Greenwich av. Carpenter & Oakley, com. mer. 30 Moore Carpenter James, mason, h. 329 W. 22d Carpenter & Plass, machinists, 65 Elizabeth Carpenter James, teacher, h. 12 Cornelia Carpenter & Randolph, flour, 129 West Carpenter James G. clerk, h. 76 Fourth av. CARPENTER & YERMILYE, brokers, 44 Wan Carpenter James S. carman, h. 148 W. 13th CARPENTER W., IDE & CO. strawgoods, 63 B’way Carpenter Jesse, patent rights, 3 Broadway, h. 9 State Carpentier Alexander, mer. 27 Stone, h .--------- Carpenter Jesse G. carman, h. 710 Greenwich Carpentier James 8. lawyer, 19 Beekman, h. 117W. Carpenter John, clerk, h. 128 Charlton 22d Carpenter John, shoemaker, h. 318 Stanton carpentier uosepn, syrup manufacturer, n. zounmuj Carpenter John, painter, h. 102 Christopher Carpentier Reuben S. physician, h. 115 Washington Carpenter John, carman, h. 120 Cannon Carples, Barnard, belts, 126 William, h. 140 Delancey Carpenter John (col’d), carpetshaker, h. r.71 Hainers- Carr A. S. broker, 98 Broadway ley Carr Alexander, seaman, h. 391 Cherry Carpenter John, carman, h. 158 W. 15th Carr Almira, boardingh. 52 Franklin Carpenter John C. butcher, 20 & 22 Essex m kt h 267 Carr Andrew, groom, h. 74 E. S2d Houston Carr Antony, liquors. 73 Mott, h. 73 Mott Carpenter John H. carman, h. 7 E. 21st Carr Austin, feed, 89 Av. D, h. 589 Fourth Carpenter John H. lawyer, h. 116 Charlton Carr Benjamin J. constable, 1102 Broadway Carpenter John J. driver, h. 402 Tenth Carr Benjamin J. late smith, h. 163 W. 18th Carpenter John T. clerk, h. 24 Yandam Carr Bernard, carman, h. 48 W. 30th Carpenter Jonathan C. provisions, 30 Front, h. Jersey Carr Bridget, h. r. 18 Hester City Carr Catharine, housekeeper, h. 104 Second av. Carpenter Joseph, carman, h. 7 Troy Carr Catharine, grocer, E. 29th n. Second av. Carpenter Joshua, carman, h. 108 Perry Carr Cord, carpenter, h. 16 Thames Carpenter Leonard W. flour, 129 West h .------ Carr Cornelius, tailor, h. r. 152 Forsyth Carpenter Lewis, mason, h. 203 W. 25th Carr Daniel, stevedore, h. 143 Cherry Carpenter Lewis W. carpenter, h. 149 Allen Carr Ellen, wid. Michael, h. 15 W. 12th Carpenter Margaret wid. Henry, h. 563 Broome Carr Frederick, drygoods, 92 Bowery, h. 13 Market Carpenter Marianne, h. r. 31 Marion Carr George, tailor, h. 82 W. Broadway Carpenter Mary, wid; William H. h. 256 W. 29th Carr George, fruit, 44 Wash. mkt. h. E. 29tb n. Sec Carpenter Mary, wid. Joseph, h. 66 Charlton ond av. Carpenter Matthew, shoes, h. 37 W . 13th Carr Henry, printer, h. 291 First av. CAR 119 CAR Carr Horatio P. clerk, 10 City Hall, h. 141 Second Carrigan Thomas, coachman, h. r. 16 Thompson CAKE HOEATIO N. h. 59 E. 23d Carrigan Tim. laborer, h. r. 82 Mulberry Carr James, carman, h. r. 38 Laurens Carrigan Timothy, laborer, h r. 10 Hamilton Carr James, carrier, h. 2T8 W. 16th Carrigan William, stonecutter, h. r. 301 Mulberry Carr James, confectioner, h. 202 E. 33d Carrington Elijah M. mer. 32 Cortlandt, h. 152 Second Carr James, oysterman, h. 123 Koosevelt av. Carr James, agent 335 Broome, h. 179 £ Forsyth Carrington Jas. H & Co. oil, 8T0 South, h. Fordham Carr James J. stagedriver, h. 315 Fifth Carrington John W. express, 59 B’dway, h. Globe h. Carr Jesse A . canvasser, h. 8 Hester Carrington William A. physician, 622 Broadway, h. Carr John, builder, 135 Thompson, h. 113 Ludlow 622 Broadway ■ Carr John ca penter, r. 85 Essex, h. 56 Essex Carrington Zebulon E. auctioneer, 52 Broad h Carr John, weaver, h. r. 82 Suffolk B rooklyn Carr John, laborer, h. 272 Mott Carrington, Brewster, & Orvis, mers. 82 Cortlandt Carr John, liquors, 285 Av. A, h. 285 Av. A Carrington & Dougherty, oils, 870 South Carr John, porter, h. 897 First av. Carritt William, boardingh. 108 Leonard Carr John, seaman, h. 34 Eenwick Carrol Christopher, rigger, h. r. 31 Monroe Carr John, carman, h. 189 E. 11th Carrol Dennis, h. r. 173 Monroe Carr John, porter, h. 285 Av. A Carrol Edward, carman, h. r. 53 Ridge Carr John, boilermaker, b. 44 Hubert Carrol Margaret, wid. Michael, h. 63 Columbia Carr John F. imp. 92 Wall, h. 34 W. 19th Carrol John A. liquors, 23 Broome, h. 28 Broome Carr John V . upholsterer, 824 Eighth Carrolis Philip, shoemaker, h. 222 E. 17th Carr Lawrence, carpenter, h. 242 Av. A Carroll Joseph, sailmaker, 899 West, h. 400 West Carr Margaret, tailoress, h. W. 41st n. Ninth av. Carroll Alfred, 179 Ninth Carr Maria, h. 52 Leroy Carroll Ann, (col’d), wid. John, washing, h. 8 York Carr Mary, boardingh. 333 W. 26th Carroll Anne, w;id. David, h. r. 12 Clarkson Carr Mary, wid. John, h. 271 Stanton Carroll Anthony, tailor, h. 507 Ninth av. Carr Mary, wid. Michael, h. 107 Bayard Carroll Anthony, laborer, h 643 Washington Carr Michael, candies, Third av. n. 89th Carroll Bernard, chairmaker, h. 316 Eighth Carr Michael, liquors, 188 E. 22d, h. 138 E. 22d Carroll Bernard, boilermaker, h. 812 W. 33d Carr Michael, laborer, h. r. 28i Mott Carroll Bridget, wid. John. h. 215 E. 23d Carr Michael, tailor, h. W. 41st n. Ninth av. Carroll Catharine, wid. Edward, h. 259 Stanton Carr Morgan, books, 55 Nassau, h. 67 Fourth Carroll Catharine, wid. Lawrence, h. 289 Second Carr Nicholas, seaman, h. 60 W. Washington p i Carroll Charles, shoemaker, h. 85 Columbia Carr Patrick, engineer, h. 150 Cherry Carroll Charles, carman, h. 8 Batavia Carr Patrick, grocer, 53 University pi. h. 53 Univer­ Carroll Charles, grocer, 2 Oak, h. 2 Oak sity pi. Carroll Cornelius, laborer, h. 103 Broome Carr Patrick, laborer, h. First av. c. E. 44th Carroll Corsmus, laborer, W. 39th, n. Sixth av. Carr Patrick, pedler, h. r. 183 Ludlow Carroll Daniel, laborer, h. E. 29th, n. Second av. Carr Patrick, marblepolisher, h. 97 W. 83d Carroll Daniel, laborer, h. Second av. n. 81st Carr Patrick builder, E. 29th n. Second av. b. 105 E. Carroll Daniel, plasterer, h. 199 First av. 26th Carroll Daniel J. physician, 97 Chambers Carr Peter, laborer, h. 32 Willett Carroll Edmund, carpenter, h. 320 Eighth Carr Peter, porter, h. 90 Orange CARROLL EDW ARD, bookseller, 72 Sixth av. h. 72 Carr Purnell (col’d), whitewshr, h.r. 162 Waverley pi. Sixth av. Carr Richard, cooper, h. foot E. 44th Carroll Edward, undertaker, 249 Division, h. 18 Hester Carr Robert, engineer, h. 562 Grand Carroll Ewd. fruit, 27 Washington m kt h. 104 Bayard Carr Robert, painter, h. 135 Hammond Carroll Edward, stonecutter, h. 254 E. 14th Carr Rose, widow, h. 124 E. 22d Carroll Edward, tailor, h. 215 E. 23d Carr Rosanna, wid. Michael C. h. 13 Dry dock CARROLL EDW ARD J. baths, Sixth av. c. W. Carr Thomas, laborer, h. 189 W . 20th 11th Carr William, agent, 33 Dey, h. 81 Warren Carroll Ellen, wid. Sandress, h. 125 W. 14th Carr William, laborer, h. 275 Ninth av. Carroll Frances, seamstress, h. 41 Laurens Carr William, smith, h. 234 Monroe Carroll Geo. jr. mer. 115 Broadway, h. American hotel Carr William J. weigher, 147 Front, ^ .B ed ford Carroll George J. tailor, 634 Water, h. 634 Water Carr William 8. plumber, 931 B’dway, h. 891 B’dway Carroll George J. marblecutter, h. 191 Seventh av. CARR A HICKS, stationers, 53 Nassau Carroll Geo. JD. fancygoods, 547 B’way, h. 57 Bleecker Carr & Keenan, fruite, 44 & 45 W. Washington mkt. Carroll Henry, carman, h. 446 Cherry Carr, Burnett & Co. imps, of wines, brandies, gin, &c. Carroll Henry, grocer, h. 257 W. 26th 92 Wall Carroll Henry, laborer, h. r. 827 Water Carrabine Patrick, mason, h. 197 W. 25th Carroll Hugh, laborer, h. 25 Thompson Carragher Bernard, laborer, h. E. 48th n. Third av. Carroll Hugh, carman, h. 29 Troy Carragy James, porter, h. 295 Madison Carroll Hugh, carpenter, h. 23 Gansevoort Carrahar Philip, carman, h. 246 Stanton Carroll Hugh, strawfinisher, h. 185 Yarick Carral Charles, grocer, h. 2 Oak Carroll James, boilermaker, h. 228 Av. B Carral Thomas, tailor, h. 5 Mulberry Carroll James, corkcutter, h. 347 Grand Carre Adolphe, gilder, h. 14 Laurens Carroll James, leatherdresser, h. 12 Yandewater Carreger John, fish, h. 119 Mulberry Carroll James, plasterer, h. 825 Eighth Carrel John, laborer, h. r. 265 W. S2d Carroll James, moulder, h. r. 62 Pitt Carrell Charles (col’d), porter, h. 9 Anthony Carroll Jas. blockmaker, 36 Burling si. h. 73 Madison Carrell James M. seaman, h. 187 Av. B Carroll James, conductor, h. 575 Sixth av. Carrick Bartholomew, teacher, h. 78 Warren, B rook­ Carroll James, grocer, h. 102 Bayard lyn. Carroll James, grocer, h, 841 W. 26th Carrick Henry E. express, 1 Wall, h. 8 Yarick Carroll James, laborer, h. 184 E. 22d Carrick Jennette, wid. David, h. 818 W. 27th Carroll James, laborer, h. 171 E. 25th Carrick Richard, coppersmith, h. r. 6 Rector Carroll James, laborer, h. r. 65 Chrystie Carrick Richard T. express, 1 Wall, h. 8 Yarick Carroll James, laborer, h. 66 James Carrick Robert jr. spinner, h. 147 Clinton Carroll James, laborer, h. 295 Madison Carrick Robert, machini st, h. 804 Fifth Carroll James, smith, h. r. 188 Monroe Carrigal William, shoes, 134 Beekman, h. 124 Mese- Carroll James F. tailor, h. r. 122 Eldridge role, WilUamsburgh Carroll Jas. J. liquors, 224 Mulberry, h. 224 Mulberry Carrigan James, brassfounder, h. 29 Scammel Carroll Johanna, h. 88 Clinton Carrigan John, boatman, h. 13 Thomas Carroll John, carman, h. E. 48d c. Lexington av. Carrigan James W . carman, h. 886 Eighth Carroll John, grocer, h. 14 Pelham Carrigan John, laborer, h. r. 32 Cherry Carroll John, laborer, h. 241 E. 18th Carrigan Luke, restaurant, 2£ Cliff, h 2& Cliff Carroll John, laborer, h. 517 Ninth av. Carrigan Margaret, wid. Edward, h. 800 Rivington Carroll John, laborer, h. 52 Prince Carrigan Michael, tailor, 153 Chatham, h. 154Delancey Carroll John, laborer, h. r. W. 52d n. Eleventh av. Carrigan Patrick, laborer, r. 5 First av. Carroll John, moroccodresser, 2£ Jacob Carrigan Sarah, wid. Thomas, h. 150 Broome Carroll John, plasterer, h. 93 W. S2d Carrigan Terence, diygoods, 404 Grand, h. 404 Grand Carroll John, tailor, h. 28 Third CAR 120 CAR Carrel J^n,^weigher, 9 S. William, h. 93 Degraw, Carson Edward C. tinsmith, h. 73 Crosby Carson George W . paper, 281 Pearl, h. 210 W. 28d t0^ l a^ore^ h* r* E- 42d c. Lexington ay. Carson James, laborer, h. 188 E. 25th Carroll John, tailor, h. 65 Ridge Carson John, driver, h. 15 Gansevoort Carro 1 John, builder, h. 217 Lewis Carson John, rigger, h. r. 13 Monroe XarroJ} John, laborer, h. 274 Mott Carson John, sodawater, 41 Barclay, h. 7 Hubert fcE°JJ 0. grocer, 498 Pearl, h. 493 Pearl Carson Jno. C. painter, 720 Greenwich, h. 720 Greenw Carroll John P. frames, 130 Chatham h. 194 Hudson Carson Joseph, grocer, 292 Madison, h. 292 Madison' Carro 1Joseph, sailmaker, 400 West, h. 400 West Carson Jos. D. publisher, 104 Beekman, h. 17 Forsvth Carroll Joseph, shipwright, h. 144 Lewis Carson Joseph K. grates, 84 Third av. h. 84 Third av Carroll Martin, smith, h. 168 E. 22d Carson Margareth, caps, h. 344 Sixth Carroll Mary, wid. George, h. 233 E. 20th Carson Margaret, boardingh. 298 W. 32d Carroll Mary, wid. Anthony B. h. 292 Seventh Carson Maria, wid. Richard, tailoress, h. r. 29 Oanrmn Carroll Mary P. h. r. 31 Monroe Carson Matthew, tailor, h. 206 W. 21st Carroll Mary M. wid. Wm. washing, h. r. 108 W. 19th Carson Robert, weaver, h. W. 46th, c. Tenth av Carroll Mathew, laborer, h. r. E. 37th n. First ay. Carson Samuel, clerk, 127 Washington, h. 64 Hndsnn Carroll Michael, carpenter, h. 253 E. 18th Carson Sarah, widow, h. 146 Lewis Carroll Michael, carpenter, h. 170 E. 26th Carson Thomas J. & Co. commission, 36 Water h flt- Carroll Michael, foundry, h. 269 Monroe Nicholas hotel ’ Carroll Michael, junk, h. 65 Cherry Carson William, laborer, h. r. 154 Forsyth Carroll Michael, fruit, 27 Wash. mkt. h. 128 Leonard Carson William,'smith, h. 274 Tenth av. Carroll Michael, tailor, h. 116 Mott Carson & Hard, paper, 281 Pearl Carroll Nicholas, sec. Lafarge fireins. co. 70 Cedar, h. Carson & McKinley, publishers, 104 Beekman 218 W . 14th Carson & Smith, grates, 84 Third av. Carroll Patrick, tailor, h. 26 Thompson Carso Ann, wid. Thomas, seamstress, h. 304 Mott Carroll Patrick, laborer, h. r. 41 Broome Carstang Sarah, wid. James, h. 190 Orchard Carroll Patrick, laborer, h. r. 503 Houston Carstang WiUiam, butcher, 58 Washington mkt \ Carroll Patrick, laborer, h. 60 Rutgers Carroll Patrick, laborer, h. r. 27 Sheriff Careten Siewerts, segarmkr. h. W. 36th, n. Ninth av Carroll Patrick, mason, h. r. 69 W . 30th Carstens Charles, grocer, 422 Seventh av h #2 Carroll Patrick, porter, h. 28 Yandewater Seventh av. | Carroll Patrick, moulder, h. 357 W. 26th Carstens Christian, baker, 231 Walker, h. 44Forevth Carroll Patrick, printer, h. 43 Madison Carstens Henri, bootmaker, h. r. 154 Broome Carroll Patrick, drygoods, 419 Ninth av. Carstens Matthias, pickles, 251 Wasji’ton, h, 4 Bethime Carroll Patrick, laborer, h. 66 James Carstens William, coppersmith, h. 229 Seventh Carroll Patrick, pedler, h. 108 W illett Carstens & Heisler, pickles, 251 Washington Carroll Patrick, shoemaker, 298£ First av. Carstensen George J. B. architect, 74 Broadway, b Carroll Patrick, speculator, h. 61 Orange 621 Broadway Carroll Patrick, tailor, h. r. 146 Cherry CAR8TENSEN & GILDEMEISTEE, architects, T4 Carroll Patrick, tailor, h. 311 Tenth Broadway Carroll Peter, grocer, 36 W . 13th, h. 36 W. 13th Carter Aaron ir. jeweler, 11 Maiden la h. Newark Carroll Peter, laborer, h. 261 W. 16th Carter Aaron B. carman, h. 5 Leroy Carroll Peter, laborer, h. W. 34th n. Tenth av. Carter Alanson, h. 51 Third Carroll Peter, cotton, 95 Pine, h. 30 E. 28th Carter Ann, candies, 64 Sheriff, h. 64 Sheriff Carroll Peter, fancygoods, 194 Yarick, h. 194 Yarick Carter Ann, matron ladies’ union, h. 16 Horatio Carroll Philip, shoemaker, 250 Tenth av. Carter Ann, wid. James, boarding, h. 62 Orchard Carroll* Rose, wid. Michael, h. 65 Stanton Carter Anne, tailoress, h. 64 Sheriff Carroll Sarah, wid. John, nurse, h. 265 W . 24th Carter Benjamin (cord), whitewasher, h. r. 324 Fifth Carroll Terence, laborer, h. 154 Division Carter Charles, cooper, 448 Water, h. 54 Gouvemeur Carroll Terence, mason, h. 163 E. 11th Carter Charles, printer, h. 87 Rivington * Carroll Thomas, h. 133 E. 11th Carter Charles 0. agent, h. 73 Cortlandt Carroll Thomas, blacksmith, h. 97 Washington Carter Charlotte, wid. William, h. 324 Spring Carroll Thomas, blacksmith, h. 293 W. 27th Carter Cyrus L. drygoods, 64 Cedar & 22 Pine, b. Carroll Thomas, carman, h. 5 Weehawken B rooklyn Carroll Thomas, gardener, h. 274 Stanton Carter Dennis M. artist, 535 Broadway, h. 7 Yandam Carroll Thomas, laborer, h. 43 Elm Carter Edw. & Co. tinware, 213 Pearl, h. 135 W. 25th Carroll Thomas, laborer, h. 81 Orange Carter Eliza, wid. John, h. 159 Perry Carroll Thomas, laborer, h. 289 E. 11th Carter Elizabeth (col’d), wid. Charles, whitewasher, Carroll Thomas, h. r. 42 W. 13th Astor pi. bet. Fourth av. & Lafayette pL Carrbll Thomas, lawyer, 49 Chambers, h. 30 E. 28th Carter Elizabeth, wid. John, wash. h. r. 221 Elizabeth Carroll Thomas, carpenter, h. 320 Monroe Carter Elizabeth, wid. Samuel, h. 84 Eldridge Carfoll Thomas, tailor, h. 285 First av. Carter Ellen, nurse, h. 143 W. 35th Carroll Timothy, smith, Eldridge, h. r. 26 Second av. Garter Francis, laborer, h. 268 Stanton Carroll William, carpenter, 199 Grand Carter Franklin, driver, h. 87 E. 32d Carroll William, cooper, h. 116 Mott Carter Galen, physician, h. 316 Fourth Carroll William, sawfiler, 99 Oliver, h. 167 W . 35th Carter George, batting, h. 168 W. 30th Carroll William, tailor, h. 45 Henry Carter Geo. bootmkr. 114£ Bleecker, h. 114J- Bleecker Carroll William, tailor, h. 77 Henry Carter George, driver, h. 205 E. 26th Carroll William, tailor, h. 136 W. 20th Carter George S. physician, h. 129 Franklin Carroll William, laborer, h. 616 Eighth av. Carter George W. cooper, h. 180 Forsyth Carroll William, fruit, 25 W . Wash. mkt. h. 78 Centre Carter Gilbert H. grocer, 270 Seventh, h. 270 Seventh Carroll Winifred, grocer, 406 Tenth Carroll & Hutchinson, fancygoods, 547 Broadway Carter Hannah, wid. Michael, washing, h. 466 G’wicb Carrollenton Geo. mason, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Carter Hannah S. (col’), wid. John, h. 156 Church Carter Henry, hardware, 276 Pearl, h. Astoria Carron Catharine, wid. Patk. washing, h. 19 Batavia Carter Carronn John, tailor, h. 71 Division Henry (col’d), porter, 66 Wall Carruth Isaac, carpenter, h. 340 W . 29th Carter Henry, pumpmaker, 542 Pearl, h. 542 Pearl Carruthers John, runner, h. 146 Duane garter Henry C. hardware, 79 Barclay, h. Newark Carruthers Margaret, dressmaker, h. 329 Second av. Carter Isaac, shoes, 116 Eighth av. h. 116 Eighth av. CARRUTHERS, DIXON & CO. com. mers. 39 Carter Jacob (col’d), laborer, h. r. 58 Leonard William carter Jacob S. grocer, 173 Washington, h. Newark Carry Daniel, wines, 280 Av. B, h. 280 Av. B Carter James, jeweler, h. 27 Frankfort Carry John, fruits, h. r. 49 Allen rw f Tames 9* broker, 1 Nassau, h. RaJmoy Carry Wm. whips, 1 Cortlandt, h. 163 Eleventh r es 9* law7er» 66 Wall, h. 15 Stuyvesant. Carryl Nathan T. banker, 54 Wall, h. 266 W. 20th carter James J. jeweler, 11 Maiden la. h. Newark Carsis Henry, grocer, 693 Fourth garter dames P. auctioneer, 205 Pearl, h. — Beekman *Carson Alfred, chief eng. fire dept 21 Elizabeth, h. 185 c t l l t l Ta? eSJ >‘vmer‘ 205 Pearl>h- 258 Bleecker Mott C W r T ? e M* bote1’ 499 Broome, h. 499 Broome Carson Andrew, carman, h. 126 Orange machinist, h. 356 Tenth av. I Carter John, mason, h. 52 Oliver •Carbon Charles, smith, b. r 41 Broome carter John, sailmaker, 159 Perry OAR 121 CAS Carter John 8. physician, h. 2 Abingdon sq. Carter John W . com. mer. 86 Pearl, h. B rooklyn Cary i S nh E6 9 w !lL9?hi8’ b0arklyn pect, Jersey City c it y f ir e I n s u r a n c e c o . 6i w an Clapp Lyman, barkeeper, h. 120 Henry Civatte Aimee, art flowers, 64 White, h. 64 White Clapp S. T. jewelry, 16 Maiden la. CLA 131 CLA Gapp Stillman S. domestics, 85 & 3T Broad, h. 16 Ir­ 2Jar£ Cornelius, hotel, E. 40th c. Fourth av. ving pi. Clark Cornelius E. pianomaker, h. 171 E. 24th Gapp Wellington, drygoods, 91 & 93 Chambers, h. Clark D. W . sealer, 98 Fulton Carmansville Clark Daniel, h. 86 Essex Clapp, Adams r. 51 Mulberry Hester Comarford Thomas, painter, 220 Cherry, h .----- Compton Samuel A. butcher, 26 Fulton market, h. 84 Comaskey Thomas, carman, b. r. 116 Suffolk Third Combe William, clerk, h. 801 W. 17th Compton William, butcher, 15 Wash, mkt h. 145 E. Combey John, smith, 58 Mulberry, h. 90 Mulberry 26th Combes Henry, produce, 4 Wash, m kt h. 346 Houston Compton Wm. pianos, r. 11 E. 40th, h. 11 E. 40th Combes John, produce, 3 Wash. mkt. h. Brooklyn Compton & Turner, mers. 35 Nassau Combes Richard C. accountant, 54 Wall Comstock Albert L. oils, 30 South, h. 18 W. 11th Combes & Nick, produce, 3 Washington m kt Comstock Andrew, hats, 162 Water, h. 80 W. 21# Combes & Stephen, produce, 4 Washington m kt Comstock Alanson, carpenter, h. 329 E. 12th CON 145 CON Comstock Amelia W . wid. Jabaz, h. 68 E. 28d Concklin John H. tinman, h. 646 Hudson Comstock Amos, shipchandler, 282 West, h. 70 Laight Concklin John 8. lighter, 15 South, h. 846 Bleecker Comstock D. A. banker, 8 & 5 Jauncey Court, h. Concklin Jonas, auction’r, 138 Fulton, h. 832 Third av Staten Island Concklin Joseph, late butcher, h. 88 Stanton Comstock Daniel, liquors, 201 South, h. 183 Cherry Concklin Luke, bootmaker, h. 843 Bleecker Comstock Edward E. brassfinisher, 89 Greene, h. Concklin Michael, laborer, h. r. E. 29th n. Second av. M ount Vernon Concklin Mortimer, butch. 83 Forsyth, h. 180 E. 25th Comstock Elizabeth, washerwoman, h. r. 180 W . 15th Concklin Rebec, wid. And’w, seamstress, h. 714 Wash Comstock G.Wells, meds. 2 St. Peter’s pi. h. 18 W .llth Concklin Samuel, carman, h. W. 85th n. Tenth av. Comstock George, joiner, h. 671 Fourth Concklin Samuel M. grocer, 155 West, h. 121 Charles Comstock Gilbert, clerk, h. 76 Fourth Concklin Samuel S. butch. Cath. mkt. h. 193 E. 24th Comstock Harris, shipchandler, 232 West, h. 42 N. 2d, Concklin Truston, carman, h. 23 Leroy W illiam sburgh 1 Concklin Walter W . grocer, 155 West, h. 107 W . 11th Comstock Helen, dressmaker, 208 Canal Concklin & More, grocers, 155 West Comstock Henry, fish, 1 & 5 Cath. mkt. h. 77 Market Condaren Daniel, laborer, h. 726 Washington Comstock J. Carlton, meds. 2 S t Peter's pi. h. New Conden James, artificialflower, h. 10 Stanton Orleans Condert Charles, teacher, h. 95 S t Mark’s pi. Comstock John, fish, 4 Fulton market, h. 40 Prospect, Condert Frederick R. translator, 38 Broadway, h. 95 B rooklyn S t Marks pi. COMSTOCK LIJCIUS S. druggist, 118 W illiam, h. Condict Stephen H. saddler, 51 Maiden la. h. N ewark Bloom ing dale Condict, Horton & Co. saddlery, 51 Maiden la. Comstock Nathanjr. lawyer, 116 William, h. Br'Jdyn j Condie James, drugs, 166 Eighth av. h. 166 Eighth av Comstock Oscar It. fish, 16 Fulton m kt h. 15 Hicks, Condit Calvin, lumber, 268 Cherry, h. 193 Madison B rooklyn Condit Isaac L. com. mer. 15 Water, h. B rooklyn Comstock 8. E. cashier citizens bank, 58 Bowery Condit John A . broker, 45 Wall, h. W. 15th n. Comstock Samuel W . mer. 54 South Seventh av. Comstock Sarah, wid. John, h. 13 Macdougal Condit L. N. grain, 2 Erie bdgs. 8 South, h. Newark. Comstock Sylvester W . provisions, 192 Washington, Condit Sarah, wid. David, boardingh. 199 Mulberry h. Connecticut CONDIT & JENKINS, brokers, 45 Wall Comstock William, h. 68 E. 23d CONDIT & NOBLE, com. mer. 15 Water Comstock William, writer, h. r. 286 W . 45th Condly Matthew, laborer, h. 34 Gouvemeur Comstock W illiam S. hats, 162 Water Condon Anne, mantillamaker, h. 165 Av. B Comstock A. & Son, shipchandlers, 232 West Condon Bridget, housekeeper, h. 148 Cherry COMSTOCK A . & W . S. hats, 162 Water Condon Edmond, laborer, h. 291 Front COMSTOCK & BROTHER, druggists, and only pro­ Condon Ellen, wid. John, h. r. 884 W. 31st prietors o f the genuine Comstock’s medicines, Condon Henry, shoemaker, h. r. 88 Columbia 251 Peters pi. b. Barclay and Vesey Condon John, laborer, h. r. 150 Reade COMTE J. J. rectifier and distiller of fine alcohol, Condon John, porter, h. 86 John pure spirits, brandy, gin, absynthe, peppermint, Condon John, tailor, h. 818 Eighth curacoa, anissette, bitters, regents, punch, French Condon John, stonecutter, h, 217 W . 26th coloring, lemon syrup, &c. 9 Old si. n. 6 S. 6th, ( ondon John P. laborer, h. 84 Hamersley Jersey City Condon Joseph, machinist h. 256 E. 11th Con Charles, boardingh. 208 Front Condon Mary, wid. John, h. 31 Prince Cona Lawrence, waiter, h. r. 8 Fifth Condon Mary, wid. Martin, h. r. E. 41st n. Third av. Conacher John, millinery, 229 Eighth av. Condon Michael, laborer, h. 227 E. 17th Conacton Ann, wid. Michael, h. 98 Perry Condon Michael, laborer, h. 43 Watts Conaff Bridget, seamstress, h. r. 222£ W . 17th Condon Michael, painter, h. 81 Prince Conall Mathias, laborer, h. 4 Bridge Condon Michael T. grocer, 241 Centre, h. 241 Centre Conalan John, carpenter, h. 108 E. 25th Condon Morris, lastmaker, h. 148 Cherry Conally John, grocer, h. 104 Anthony Condon Patrick, laborer, h. 186 E. 17th Conaly John, carman, h. W . 42d n. Tenth av. Condon Patrick, painter, h. 125 E. 11th Conant Charles, clerk, h. 88 Vestry Condon Peter, porter, h. 163 Reade CONANT CLAUDIUS B. & CO. hardware, 77 John, Condon Randal M. prof music, h. 575 Broadway h. 179 Adams, B rooklyn Condon Richard, stonecutter, h. r. 298 W. 28th Conant David S. physician & surgeon, 184 Third av. Condon W illiam, carman, h. 167 W . 13th h. 20 E. 11th Condon William, laborer, h. 304 Sixth Conant Eliza, wid. Asa, h. 154 W. 80th Condon William, laborer, h. r. W. 47th n. Eighth av. Conant Fred. J. clothing, 204 B’way, h. 93 Clinton pi. Condon Wm. wheelwright, 34 Av. A , h. 34 A v. A Conant Henry, grocer, 848 Water, h. 3 Dover Condon Wineford, boatman, h r. 221 W . 20th Conant J. E. salesman, 44 Cedar, h. B rooklyn Condran Edward, porter, h. 27 Whitehall Conant Jno. dem. anat med> col. E. 14th n. Second av. Condre James, shoemaker, h. 425 Twelfth Conant W . C. clerk, 90 Broadway, h. B rooklyn Condron James, maltster, h. 114 Goerck Conant Wm. A. clothier, 12 Bowery, h. 220 E. B’way Condron Michael, porter, h. 142 Elm Conant William S. fancy goods, 28 Dey, h. S. 10th b. Condy Alexander, h. 21 Thomas Second & Third, Williamsburgh Cone Charles P. fancygoods, 28 Dey, h. 762 Broadway Conant F. J. & Bolles, clothing, 204 Broadway Cone Edward W . lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 465 Broome Conant W. S. & Co. fancygoods, 28 Dey Cone Helon R. fruit, 16 Fulton, h. 70 Johnson, Conart Emanuel, cardmaker, h. 64 Charlton B rooklyn Conart Emanuel, clerk, 180 Pearl, h. 772 Greenwich Cone John A. drygoods, 64 Liberty, h. B rooklyn Conarty Edward, laborer, h. E. 40th n. Second av. Cone John C. mer. 52 Exc. pi. h. 89 Morris, Jersey Conarty Francis, laborer, h. 173 E. 16th City Conaten Thomas, carpenter, 88 E. 29th, h. 88 E. 29th Cone Joseph, jobber, h. 264 Stanton Conaty Patrick, laborer, h. 228 Ninth av. Cone Wallace S. clerk, c. h. h. 555 Houston Conaway John, dockbuilder, h. E. 16th c. Av. A Cone Simon, pedler, h. r. 156 Attorney Conboy Francis, laborer, h. 244 E. 18th CONE SPENCER H. (Rev.) h. 465 Broome Conboy John, wheelwt. 58 Mulberry, h. 90 Mulberry Cone Stephen, mason, h. 81 Pitt Conboy Loughlin, laborer, h. 120 E. 22d Cone Thomas B. clerk cus. h. h. 155 Munroe Conboy Thomas, liquore, h. 89 Mulberry Conebeer Elias, stonecutter, h. W . 43d n. Elev’th av. Conboy William, laborer, h. 151 W. 35th Conegoser Susan, wid. Frederick, h. r. 48 Yandam Concaugh William, tailor, h. 276 Mulberry Conell Richard, harness, h. 194 Seventh Concklin Caleb, butcher, 7 Wash, m k t h. 176 Eldridge Conellon Antoine, watchcasemakervJi. 195 William Concklin Catharine, wid. Eli, h. 96 Vandam Conely John, oysters, 14 Centre m kt h. 51 Marion Concklin Charles, late stages, h. 410 Third av. Conely John D. gilder, 29 Chambers, h. 19 Essex Concklin Cornelius, pearlash, 48 West, h. 26 W . 27th Conely Wm. S. gilder, 29 Chambers, h. 19 Essex Concklin Edmund A. butcher, 31 Forsyth, h. E. 27th Coner John, blacksmith, h. 121 First av. n. Second Av. Conerrey Allen, conductor, h. 138 Madison Concklin Edmund E. late butcher, h. 148 E. 27th Conety Charles, pedler, h. 168 E. 16th Concklin Eliza, wid. J. W. h. 6 Tenth Conety Patrick, paver, h. 228 Ninth av. Concklin James, seaman, h. 226 W . 24th Conety Thomas, laborer, h. r. 285 Delancey Concklin John, mason, li. E. 18th n. First av. Coney Donally, fireman, h. r. 80i King 10 CON 146 CON Conklin John D. lumber, 92 Mangin & foot of Sta*. Coney Maurice, clerk, h. 14 Chestnut Coney Michael, mason, h. 285 First ay. ton. h. 299 Third CONKLIN JOHN D. oyster, 61 Whitehall, h. Brook­ Coney Owen, laborer, h.. r. 15 E. 11th Coney Robert, laborer, h. 80 Mott lyn __ , Conklin John J. messenger, 498 Hudson Congar Nicholas, smith, h. 4 Eighth Conklin John P. hatter, 868 Sixth, h. 669 Fourth Congdon Chas, iron, 28 Cliff, h. 28 Livingston, B'Jd/yn Conklin John P. salesman, 105 Liberty Congdon J. Hinds, bookkeeper, 250 Fulton Conklin John S. lighters, 15 South, h. 846 Bleecker Congdon J. H. shoes, 219 Bleecker, h. R. Island Conklin John S. mer. 33 Cortlandt, h. 24 Washing, Congdon Stephen, stage driver, h. r. 270 W. 27th Congdon William B. carman, h. 95 Clinton ton sq. Conklin John W. clothing, 155 Eighth av. h. 156 Congelton William, stonecutter, h. 231 Ninth av. Conger Abraham B. lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. Grassy Jrt. Conklin Eighth av. Jonas F. auctioneer, 238 Fulton, h. 332 Third Conger Clinton W. driver, h. 11 W. 45th Conger Daniel T. butcher, 72 Houston, h. <2 Houston Conklin av. _ Joseph, boatman, h. 243 W. 17th Conger John, carver, h. 101 Bank Conklin Joseph C. mason, h. 20 Desbrosses Conger John, printcutter, 131 Bank, h. 101 Bank Conklin Joseph L driver, h. 194 E. 26th Conger John, late smith, h. 435 Grand Conklin Joshua T. seacaptain, h. 50 Clarkson Conger John S. physician, h. 44 Third Conklin Julia A. wid. Thomas, nurse, h. 2 Patchin pL Conghran Alexander, baker, h. 927 Broadway Conklin Luke, shoemaker, h. 343 Bleecker Congress Manufacturing Co. 12 & 14 Pitt Conklin Margaret, furniture, 67 Division Congreve Charles, imp. 58 Maiden la. h. Brooklyn Conellon Antoine, watchcases, 195 William Conklin Moses C. overseer, h. 605 Third av. Conikey John, porter, h. r. 17 City Hall pi. Conklin Nathaniel (col’d), laborer, h. 4 Little Water Conillon Antoine, watchcases, h. 195 W imam Conklin Neilson, stables, 151 & 153 Attorney, &96 Conine Philip, carriagemaker, h. 162 W . 16th Houston, h. 87 Clinton Conk James C. milk, h. r. 132 Chrystie Conklin Nelson, livery, 96 Houston, & 151 &153 At* Conkey Charles F. brewer, 110 Warren, h . T r o y torney, h. 87 Clinton Conkey Harrison, brewer, 110 Warren,^h. Troy Cdnklin Owen, laborer, 184 E. 33d Conkey John B. brewer, 110 Warren, h» 86 Jane Conklin Patrick, laborer, h. 196 E. 17th CONKEY BROTHERS, brewers, 110 Warren Conklin Patrick, driver, h. 200 W. 21st CONKLIN ABEL M. drugs, Broadway c. W. 34th, Conklin Philip, tailor, h. 498 Hudson h. 569 Sixth av. Conklin Put acc. 278 Washington, h. Hungerford’fl Conklin Abraham, carpenter, h. 127 Perry hotel Conklin Abram, clerk, h. 155 Perry Conklin Rachael, wid. Johnson, h. 62 Grove Conklin Abraham W. carman, h. 155 Perry Conklin Richard, carman, h. 52 Carmine Conklin Albert L. carpenter, 112 & 114 Troy, h. 810 Conklin Rich’d B. tripe, 2 Fulton mkt h. 273 Broome Greenwich Conklin Robert, rigger, h. 75 Division Conklin Alfred, pilot, h. 56 Yandam Conklin Samuel, h. 356 Greenwich Conklin Alfred T. com. mer. 15 Beaver, h. 377 Madison Conklin Samuel, carman, h. W . 35th, n Ninth av. Conklin Benjamin E . rigger, 93 Pine, h. 61 Orchard Conklin Samuel, laborer, h. 142 W. 27th Conklin Benjamin R. mer. 3 Erie pi. h. 33 Jay Conklin Seth, carman, h. 140 W. 20th Conklin Charity, seamstress h. 100 Cannon Conklin Spencer, stables, 63 E. 24th, h. 38 Lexing. av Conklin Charles, h. 190 Hudson Conklin Stephen B. sailmaker, h. I ll Chrystie Conklin Charles, carpenter, h. 295 Eighth Conklin Thomas, ostler, h. r. 25 Marion Conklin Charles, livery stables, 108 Mercer, h. 190 Conklin William, builder, h. 203 Ninth av. Hudson Conklin William, clerk, h. 83 First Conklin Charles C. milk, h. 457 Sixth-av. Conklin William, contractor, h. 250 W. 29th Conklin Charles F. late stages, h. 420 Third av. Conklin William H. mason, h. 22 Perry Conklin Charles G. engineer, h. 571 Washington Conklin Wm. H. tailor, 369 Hudson, h. 869 Hudson Conklin Cornelia, wid. Israel, boardingh. 306 Third Conklin Wm. L. clothier, 8 Bowery, h. 80 Rutgers Conklin D. H. drygoods, 111 Broadway, h. Mansion Conklin & Brown, lighters, 15 South . house, Brooklyn CONKLIN & HUGG, stables, 63 E. 24th Conklin Daniel, clerk, h. 43 Renwick Conklin & Smith, grocers, 99 Front Conklin Daniel C. smith, h. 309 Sixth Conkling Daniel H. drygoods, 57 B’way, h. 96 Clin­ Conklin David, boilermaker, h. 108 Roosevelt ton, Brooklyn f§ Conklin David, sashmaker, h. 177 E. 31st Conkling Enos S. jeweler, 195 B’way,h. West hotel Conklin Edmund A. butcher, h. 143 E. 27th Conkling Fred’ick A. mer. 6 Park pL h. 103 Tenth Conklin Edward M. butcher. 36 Fulton market, h. 108 Conkling Jonas, drygoods, 33 Corttandt, h. 24 Wash­ Elizabeth ington sq. , *'•; vi Conklin Eleazer M. carman, h. 584 Greenwich Conkling Julia A. wid. Ed. W . seamstress, h. r. 5Av.i) Conklin Eliza A. wid. Wm. W . h. E. 40th n. Mad. av. Conkling Nathaniel, quartz mi. co. 78 Broadway, h Conklin Elizabeth R. wid. Sylvester, tailoress, h. 9 Patchogue L .I Morton Conkling Noah T. imp. 49 Nassau, h. 121 Henry, Conklin Ellen, wid. Cornelius, h. 307 Eighth Brooklyn Conklin Ezekiel, carpenter, h. 128 Norfolk Conkling Peter, laborer, h. r. Third av. n E. 29tn Conklin Floyd, carman, h. 173 W. 27th Conkling Theodore H. drygoods, 83 Cortlandt & *» Conklin G. W. physician, li. 170 W . 43d Wash. sq. Conklin George W. policeman, h. 206 Delancey Conkling William, smith, h. 16 Desbrosses Conklin George Y . late grocer, h. 178 Clinton CONKLING & CO. drygoods, 33 Cortlandt Conklin Hart E. carman, h. 698 Fourth Conkling, Barnes & Shephard, drygoods, 6 Farit pi* Conklin Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Clinton, h. 66 Conlan Andrew, laborer, h. 138 W. 17th Stanton Conlan Charles, laborer, h. 126 E. 37th * Conklin Henry, printer, h. 128 Norfolk Conlan Dominick, carpenter, h. 177 Av. A Conklin Henry, furniture, 177£ Eighth av. Conlan Francis, oysters, 457 Ninth av. h. 457Ninthav Conklin Henry R. contractor, h. 84 E. 81st Conlan James, clerk, h. 94 Reade . Conklin Isaac, carman, h. r . 119 Christopher Conlan James, baker, 266 W. 27th, h. 266 W. 27tu j Conklin Isaac, whiting, W . 16th n. Tenth av. h. 276 Conlan James, tailor, h. 311 Madison W. 18th Conlan John, laborer, h. 122 E. 22d Conklin J. weigher, 19 Beaver & 64 New, h. Brooklyn Conlan John, laborer, h. 44 Sheriff Conklin James, 803 W . 19th Conlan Mary, wid. Michael, h. 320 Eighth Conklin James, pedler, E. 33d n. Second av. Conlan Michael, plumber, h. 820 Eighth Conklin James, shipcarpenter, h. 225 Lewis Conlan Michael, shipjoiner, h. 826 Henry Conklin Jeremiah, tailor, h. 253 Ninth Conlan Patrick, liquors, Christopher c. West Conklin Jeremiah D. carman, h. 119 Christopher Conlan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 115 Monroe Conklin Joel, mer. 99 Front, h. 99 W . 13th Conlan Patrick, smith, h. r. 25 Marion Conklin Joel, weigher, 19 Beaver, h. 818 Bridgo B'lyn Conlan Samuel, clothing, 60 Centre Conklin John, boardingh. 80 White Conlan Thomas, conductor, h. E. 39th n. Fifth av* Conklin John, painter, h. 141 W. 16th Conlay Thomas, tailor, h. 96 Eighth av. -Conklin John, timber, h. 299 Third ^ Conlay William, paver, -h. W . 42d n. Eighth av. >Conklin John, bricklayer, h. 151E. 16th , Conley Andrew, laborer, h. 4 Congress pi. CON 147 CON Conley Cath. wid. James, washing, h. r. 39 Rivingt’n Connell John, mason, h. 115 E. 28th Conley Elizabeth, washing, h. 266 W . 27th Connell John, mason, h. 392 Third av. Conley James, carman, 8T9 Cherry Connell John, late grocer, h. 197 W . 25th Conley James, moulder, h. 109 Sheriff Connell John, tailor, 46 Fulton, h. 29 Roosevelt Conley James, smith, h. 71 Duane Connell John H. carman, h. 218 E. 17th Conley John, police, h. 39 Pearl Connell Joseph, machinist, 218 E. 17th Conley John, liquors, 282 W . 17th, h. 282 W . 17th Connell Joseph, mason, h. 32 Houston Conley Josiah, provisions, 233 Front, h. B ergen Connell Keiran, laborer, h. 90 W . 29th Conley Patrick, laborer, h. r. E. 29th n. Third av. Connell Mary, wid. John, sewing, h. 205 Spring 1 Conley Patrick, pianos, h. r. 137 E. 26th Conn'ell Michael, laborer, h. r. 119 W . 19th Conley Priscilla, wid. Benjamin, h. 194 Seventh Connell Michael, laborer, h. 79 Ninth av. Conley Thomas, sawyer, h. r. 96 Ridge Connell Patrick, brakeman, h. r. E. 40th n. Fourth av. Conley, Kirk & Co. provisions, 233 & 235 Front Connell Patrick, Inusician, h. 312 Mott Conlin Charles, painter, h. 195 E. 13th Connell Peter, laborer, h. r. 71 Mott Conlin David, tailor, h. 57 Mott Connell Richard, h. 15 Debrosses Conlin Edward, shoemaker, h. 47 Thomas Connell Richard, shoemaker, h. 41 Cherry Conlin Edward B. chairmaker, h. 186 Clinton Connell Thomas, late grocer, h. 58 Madison av. Conlin James, laborer h. 106 E. 11th Connell Thomas, laborer, h. 261 Av. A Conlin James, tailor, h. r. 80 Mulberry Connell William, blacksmith, 248 E. 14th / Conlin John, coachmaker, h. r. 108 W . 25th Connell William, laborer, h. 287 Front Conlin John, laborer, h. r. 54 W . Broadway Connell William, laborer, h. 25 Orange Conlin John, tailor, h. 100 Anthony Connell William, laborer, h. 113 E. 28th Conlin Mathew, ostler, h. 84 Gouveurnear Connell J. & J. bakers, 828 Eighth Conlin Matthew, porterhouse, Sixth av. c. W . 34th h. Connelley Peter, porter, h. 248 William 64 Sullivan Connelley Thomas, liquors, 16 Franklin, h. 16 Fr’nkn. Conlin Michael, shoemaker, 37 Laurens Connelly Andrew, laborer, h. 248 W . 32d Conlin Owen, laborer, h. 46 Elm Connelly Anne, wid. Peter, washing, h. r. 41 Broome Conlin Owen, laborer, h. 118 Cedar Connelly Barkley, seaman, h. 26 Monroe Conlin Patrick, blacksmith, h. r. 25 Marion Connelly Bartholomew, rigger, h. 26 Monroe Conlin Patrick, laborer, h. r. 296 W . 17th Connelly Cath. wid. Patrick, grocer, 164 W . B'dway, Conlin William, stonecutter, h. 363 Eighth av. h. 164 W . Broadway i Conling Michael, laborer, h. 126 Anthony Connelly Christopher, junk, 193 Av. A Conlon Andrew, foundry, h. 107 W. 83d Connelly Edward, laborer, h. W . 86th n. Tenth av. I Conlon David, laborer, h. 57 Mott Connelly Edward, porter, 22 Trinity pi. I Conlon Francis, pedler, h. r. 72 Mott Connelly Franc, findings, 357 Bowery, h. 357 Bowery i Conlon Frederick, liquors, 98 W . 40th, h. 98 W . 40th Connelly Francis, stonecutter, h. r. 49 Allen i Conlon Hanna, wid. Matthew, liquors, 31 Cross, h. 31 Connelly James, bam Is, h. 184 Seventh av. Cross Connelly James, laborer, h. 280 W . 13th i Conlon James, clerk, h. r. 94 Reade Connelly James, mason, h. r. 139 E. 26th I Conlon James, shoemaker, h. r. 146 Cherry Connelly James, plasterer, h 153 E. 21st i Conlon James, tailor, h. r. 146 Cherry Connelly James, waiter, h. 216 E. 23d il Conlon John, gardener, h. 129 W . 80th Connelly James, tailor, 53 Walker, h. 53 Walker IQConlon Michael, laborer, h. 249 E. 13th Connelly John, bootmaker, h. 504 Greenwich i Conlon Michael, shoemaker, h. 396 Ninth Connelly John, clerk, h. 61 W . 29th li Conlon Michael, stonecutter, h. 1000 Broadway Connelly John, liquors, 214 West, h. 214 W est ; Conlon Samuel, drygoods, 60 Centre, h. 60 Centro Connelly John, liquors, 141 Leroy, h. 141 Leroy jl, Conlor John, laborer, h. W . 43d n. Tenth av. Connelly John, liquors, 236J W . 16th, h. 236* W.16th mConly Achsa, wid. Jeremiah, h. i8 Ludlow Connelly John, painter, h, 226 Cherry lijConly Edward, laborer, h. r. 174 W. 16th Connelly John, polishing, h. r. 75 Hamersley RlConly John, carpenter, h. 293 Madison Connelly John, police, h. 89 Pearl l Conly Michael, laborer, h. 8 6 ! Cherry Connelly John, saddler, h. 44 Scammel tjConmy Henry, hardware, 6 Fulton mk&, h. 5 James, Connelly John, shoes, h. 57 Mulberry B rooklyn Connelly John, varnisher, h. 271 First av. j-Conn James, h. 423 Greenwich Connelly Lawrence, laborer, h. r. W . 40th n. Ninth av. *'Conn Moses, glazier, h. r. 366 Houston Connelly Margaret, sewing, h. r. 154 W . 16th , Conn Richard, shipmaster, h. 165 Henry Connelly Martin, sawyer, h. r. Eleventh av. n.W . 37th SConnafry Ann, wid. John, washer, h. r. 90 Orange Connelly Mary, nurse, h. 262 Houston T'Connagan Henry, laborer, h. E. 39th n. First av. Connelly Michael, barman, h. 599 Washington c. "*Connah John E. clerk, 46 Beaver Leroy .Connall Richard, shoemaker, 41' Cherry, h. 41 Cherry Connelly Michael, laborer, h. 3 Little Broadway ^fconnah Joseph, importer, 46 Beaver Connelly Michael, segarmaker, 834 Greenwich, h. 834 •*Jt)onnally Edward, laborer, h. 120 Madison Greenwich .Donnaly Elizabeth, wid. Barney, washer, h. 110 80th Connelly Michael, shoemaker, h. 18 Cherry • ‘Oonnaughton Cornelius, laborer, h. 202 E. 19th Connelly Owen, driver, h. 293 W . 28th Jonnaughty Peter, printer, 295 Madison Connelly Patrick, boardingh. 63 Washington C on n ecticu t Clock Co. 54 John Connelly Patrick, confectionery, 632 Hudson l^onnegoser Susan, wid. Frederick, h. r. 48 Vandam Connelly Patrick, liquors, 390 West Donnel Margaret, wid. John C. h. 438 Tenth Connelly Patrick, laborer, h. 48 Vandam D#3onnel Mich’l, billposter, 89 Beekman, h. 210 Greene Connelly Patrick, plasterer, h. 250 E. 28d lOftonnel Richard, h. 15 Desbrosses Connelly Patrick, rigger, h. 89 Market si. W^onneley Mary, wid. W . C. h. 896 Ninth Connelly Peter, tailor, h. r. 54 Oliver tflbonnelin John, tailor, h. 100 Anthony Connelly Robert, liquors, 202 Grand, Rivington c. Connell Andrew, laborer, h. 128 E. 22d Lewis & 302 Stanton, It 202 Grand lJIlConnell Andrew, smith, h. 296 W. 28th Connelly Thomas, carman, h. 412 Seventh ijdvonnell Ann, wid. Charles, h. 77 N. Moore Connelly Thomas, laborer, 338 E. 12th fe 3onnell Christopher, tailor, h. 144 E. 21st Connelly Thomas, laborer, h. r. 163 Second ffclfeonnell David, carriagemaking, h. 65 Stanton Connelly Thomas, liquors, h. 40 Mulberry 0 Connell Dennis, mason, h. 892 Third av. Connelly Thomas F. stonecutter, h. r. 86 Seventh av. «j jonneli Edward, tailor, h. 49 Mott Connelly William, clerk, h. 19 Pitt rjl Connell Ellenor, wid. John, h. 385 Ninth Connely Michael, laborer, h. r. 131 Walker rtjj^onnell James, baker, 828 Eighth, h. 328 Eighth Conner Andrew, laborer, h. 2 Jersey J0®)onnell James, confectioner, 459 Greenwich, h. 459 Conner Anne, wid. George, h. 114 Goerck Greenwich Conner Archibald, laborer, h. 202 Greene Ltfconnell James, printer, h. r. 36 Lewis Conner Benjamin, butcher, h. 335 E. 12th & )onnell John, carpenter, h. 927 Broadway Conner Charles, waiter, h. 301 Eighth Jonnell John, conductor Eighth av. R.R. h. W, 49th Conner Elizabeth, wid. P. washing, h. r. 65 Chrystie nW n. Eighth av. Conner Denis, laborer, h. 18 Ludlow !uij^onnell John, coachman, h. 69 W . 15th Conner George R. clerk, h. 212 Cherry L* JonnelTJohn, baker, h. 328 Eighth Conner James, machinist, h. 274 Canal Jjo n n e ll John, carpenter, h. 202 Ninth av. Conner James, stonepolisher, h. r. 272 W . 28th CON 148 CON Conner James M. types, 29 Beekman, h. 43 Orchard Connor Edward, cutlery, 11 Battery pi. h. 1 West Conner James & Co. 10 Washington mkt. h.— Twelfth Connor Elizabeth, wid. John, seamstress, h. E. 29th CONNER JAMES & SON, typefounders, 29 Beek- n. Second av. man, h. Westchester Connor Ellen, wid. Michael, h. 856 Seventh av. Conner John, baker, 85 Sheriff, h. 85 Sheriff Connor Francis, eggs, &c. Clinton m kt h. 106 Laurenj Conner John, typefounder, h. 25 Grand Connor Felix, bricklayer, h. 210 E. 20th Conner John, h. 16T W . 24th Connor Hannora, wid. Patrick, housecleaning, h. 127 Conner John, boatman, h. r. 34 Rosevelt W . 15th Conner John H. smith, 27 E. 28th, h. 27 E. 28th Connor Henry, laborer, h. W . 47th n. Eighth av. Conner Jonathan, acct. 77 Cedar, h. 301 Tenth Connor Hugh, laborer* h. E. 29th n. Second av. Conner Joseph, saloon, 137 Av. I), b. 187 Av. D Connor Hugh, laDorer, h. 129 E. 26th Conner Mary, wid. James, h. 65£ Bowery Connor Hugh, segars, 254 Walker, h. 254 Walker Conner Mary, wid. Thomas, h. 61 Gouverneur Connor James, laborer, h. 225 E. 17th Conner Michael, shoemaker, h. 368 Ninth Connor Jas. lab’r, h. W. 46th n. Ninth av. Conner Patrick, laborer, h. 18 Monroe Connor James, laborer, h. 114 E. 22d Conner, Peter, hotel, 50 Bowery, h. 50 Bowery Connor James, laborer, h. 143 E. 22d Conner Tira'y brassfounder,25 Centre, h. M orris (pm a Connor James, police, h. 11 Morris Conner William C. types, 29 Beekman, h. 43 Orchard Connor James, smith, h. 93 Goerck ^Conners Rode, sailor, h. 25 Oak Connor James, shoemaker, h. 17 Forsyth Connery Edward D. physician, h. 181 Madison Connor James E. cabinetmaker, 139 W. 20th, h. Connery John, dentist, h. 382 Broadway W . 17th Connery Michael, laborer, h. r. 148 E. 28th Connor Jesse, mer. 18 Cortlandt Connery Robert, grocer, 12 Allen, h. 12 Allen Connor John, blacksmith, h. 166 E. 22d Connery & Cassin, grocers, 12 Allen Connor John, laborer, h. 4 E. 20tL Connett Matthew W. insp. h. 133 W. Broadway Connor John, laborer, h. 202 E. 19tn Connine Philip, stage, h. 403 Tenth ay. Connor John, laborer, h. 166 Elizabeth Conning James, carpenter, h. 52 Yandam Connor John, laborer, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Connock John, weaver, 164 W. 16th, h. 168 W . 16th Connor John, laborer, h. 278 W. 16th Connock Victor, hatter, h. 106 Bayard |Connor John, shoemaker, h. 101 E. 11th Connoley William, laborer, h. 37£ Whitehall Connor John, tailor, h. r. 161 Chrystie Connolley Ann, wid. Bernard, h. 420 Second av. Connor John C. sailmaker, 39 South, h. 214 Madison Connolly Andrew, machinist, k. 248 W. 82d Connor Kan, laborer, h. 8 Depeyster Connolly Austin, shoemaker, h. r. 83 Columbia Connor Michael, driver, h. 105 E. 26th Connolly Charles, carman, h. r. 248 W. 16th Connor Mary, wid. James, h. E. 88th n. Third av. CONNOLLY CHARLES M. com. mer. 45 Water, h. Connor Mary, wid. John, h. 83 Mulberry F ort Washington Connor Matthew, liquors, 34 Cherry, h. Hydepark Connolly Danl. liquors, 434 Ninth av. h. 434 Ninth av. Connor Michael, h. 267 William Connolly Edw. watchman, h. r. W . 84th n. Tenth av. Connor Michael, driver, h. 105 E. 26th Connolly Eleanor, wid. John, nurse, h. 126 Perry Connor Michael, porter, h. r. 13 Monroe Connolly Elice, wid. Matthew, h. 241 Tenth Connor Michael, shipcarpenter, h. 166 E. 22d Connolly Henry W . carpenter, h. 209 W. 26th Connor Michael, laborer, h. 852 W. 29th Connolly James, carman, h. W . 88th n. Eleventh av. Connor Morris, laborer, h. 110 E. 22d Connolly James, laborer, h. 122 Madison Connor Morris, tailor, h. r. 117 Laurens Connolly John, casks, h. W . 37th n. Eighth av. Connor Oscar, clerk, h. 185 Hudson Connolly John, laborer, h. E. 37th n. Third av. Connor Owen, laborer, h. r. 28 Madison Connolly John, pocketbooks, h. 242 Rivington Connor Owen, laborer, h. 16 Batavia Connolly John, h. 248 Grand Connor Owen, tanner, h. 228 W. 26th Connolly John J. painter, 157 E. Broadway & 241 Connor Patrick, boots, 278 Eighth av. h. 278Eighthit South, h. 226 Cherry Connor Patrick, cooper, h. 553 Fourth Connolly Owen, clothing, 14 Goerck Connor Peter, laborer, h. 307 W. S2d Connolly Owen, laborer, h. 117 E. 28th Connor Peter, laborer, h. 289 Front Connolly Patrick, grocery, 484 E. 12th, h. 484 E. 12th Connor Thomas, grocer, 145 E. 28th, h. 145 E. 28th Connolly Patrick, laborer, h. r. 233 Mulberry Connor Thomas, laborer, h. 232 W. 16th Connolly Patrick, liquors, h. 280 Front Connor Thomas, laborer, h. 234 W. 27th Connolly Patrick, porter, h. r. 17 City Hall pi. Connor Thomas, liquors, 109 Delancey Connolly Patrick, laborer, h. 8 Batavia Connor Thomas, junk, 35 Stone, h. 16 Vandewater Connolly Peter, sawyer, h. 475 E. 12th Connor Thomas, mason, h. 54 Prince Connolly Richard B. county clerk, 10 City Hall, h. 809 Connor Thomas, painter, h. 113 Chrystie Henry Connor Timothy, laborer, h. r. 39 Mulberry Connolly Robert, carriages, h. 119 W. 19th Connor Wilhelmina, wid. Noah, h. 254 W. 18th Connolly Thomas, carpenter, h. 209 E. 21st Connor William, clerk, h. r. 46 Rose Connolly Thomas, stockings, 143 Div’n, h. 143 Div’n Connor William, laborer, h. r. 146 Cherry Connolly William, carman, h. 179 W . 42d Connor William, laborer, h. 2 E. 38th Connolly William, stables, 39 Great Jones Connor William, smith, h. 71 Cannon Connolly & Leech, painters, 157 E. Broadway, & 241 Connor William, tailor, h. 108 W. 19th South Connor William H. segars, h. r. 17 Suffolk Connoly Catharine E. teacher, h. 126 Perry Connor Wm. R. conductor, h. 294 W. 19th Connoly Francis, tailor, h. 822 Eighth Connor William S. rigger, h. 161 E. 86th Connoly Henry, laborer, h. 191 E. 22d Connors Garret, carman, h. Lexington av. c. L 80111 Connoly Lawrence, carman, h. 48 Suffolk Connors George A. musician, h.' 143 Hester Connoly Michael, carman, h. E. 39th n. Fifth av. Connors James, laborer, h. r. W. 80th n. Tenth av. Connoly Patrick, carman, h. 225 W. 21st Connors John, fruit, 76 Nassau, h. 44 Washington Connoly Patrick, clerk, h. 87 Centre Connors John, smith, W. 49th n. Tenth av. , Connoly William, fancygoods, 75 West, h. 75 West Connors Joseph, laborer, h. 194 E. 17th Connon Patrick, tailor, h. 73 Mott Connors Margaret, wid. John, sewing, h. f. 281 f ou Connor Ann, vegetables, Clinton mkt. h. 41 Watts Connors Patrick, shipcarpenter, h. 60 Rutgers Connor Anne, wid. Patrick, h. 883 First av. Connors William, carman, h. 68 Jackson Connor Archibald, carpenter, h. 266 W. 29th Connors William, laborer, h. r. 81 Grange , m j Connor Benjamin, h. 335 Twelfth Connorton Michael, wheelwright, 272 E. 18th, a j Connor Catharine, h. r. 93 Gold E. 18th „ .. . Connor Charles, 5 Clinton mkt. h. r. 108 Laurens Connorton Patrick, carpenter, h. 19 City Hall pi- j j jj Connor Charles, accountant, 107 Chambers Connorton Patrick, liquor, 3 Oak, h. 8 Oak . j Connor Cleveland A. teller, 402 Hudson, h. 298 Spring Connover Charlotte (col’d), wid. Isaac C. washing, Connor Cyrenus, sandpaper, W. 37th n. Ninth av. & r. 45 Sullivan ’; j ft Gold c. Ann, h. W. 36th n. Eighth av. Connover Charlotte A. (col’d), h. 49 Laurens u Connor Daniel, laborer, h. 210 E. 20th Connover Rosannah (colM), wid. Peter, h. 49 I f^ fl ft Connor Daniel, laborer, h. 16 West Connory John, butcher, h. 190 E. 11th / '-5 * 1 ft Connor Danl. drygoods, 160 Third av. h. 160 Third av. Connovry Allen, conductor, h. 183 Madison & 378 Fourth av. Conoley Anne, wid. John, confect, h. 274 W. 8Dtn Connor Dennis, laborer h. r. 68 Yandam Conoley Patrick, laborer, h. r. E. 89th n. Seconda• ____________ CON 149 _____________ CON Conolly Andrew J. lace, 162 Monroe, h. IT Centre j Conroy John, laborer, h. r. 189 W. 25th Conolly James, clerk, h. 296 First av. Conroy John, porter, h. 11 Bridge Conolly James, shoemaker, h. 189 Mulberry Conroy John, stonecutter, h. r. 15 W. 12th Conolly John, laborer, h. 267 Mulberry Conroy John, stevedore, 5 Front, h. 226 Division Conolly Mary, wid. James, dressmkr. h. 210 First ay. Conroy John C. fishmgtackle, 52 Fulton, h. 160 Conolly Sarah A . dryg’ds, 296 First av. h. 296 First av. J?irst av. Conolly William, livery, 80 Great Jones, h. Smith’s h. Conroy Margaret, wid. Daniel, h. 108 W 19th Conolon Margaret, wid. Jas. h. W. 47th, n. Eighth av. Conroy Margaret, wid. John, seamstress,’h. 577 Grand Conoly James, patternmaker, h. 169 Allen Conroy Martin, painter, h. 281 Mott Conoly John, carpenter, h. r. 55 Rutgers Conroy Matthew, boilermaker, h. 165 E. 11th Conoly John, mason, h. 217 W . 26th Conroy Michael, grocer, 86 Frankfort, h. 2 Rose Conoly John, porter, h. 267 Mulberry Conroy Michael, laborer, h. r. 16* Downing Conon Harman (col’d), porter, h. r. 154 Sullivan Conroy Michael, quarryman, h. W. 40th n. Tenth av. Conor Daniel, builder, h. 126 First av. Conroy Michael, stonecutter, h. 245 Tenth av. Conor William, coppersmith, h. 440 Second av. Conroy Patrick, laborer, h. r. 81 Roosevelt Conor Wm. H. comkiller, 122* Fulton, h. W illiam s- Conroy Patrick, shoemaker, h. 856 E. 12th burgh Conroy Samuel, shoemaker, h. 231 Second Conover Abraham (col’d), screening, h. r. 266 Stanton Conroy Terence, bookbinder, h. r. 81 Marion Conover Daniel, feed, 97 Laurens, n. 176 Spring Conroy Thomas, laborer, h. 55 Cross Conover Euphemia, wid. Samuel, h. 18 Jane Conroy Thomas, laborer, h. r. 31 Roosevelt Conover George, gasfitter, 72 Mercer, h. Mt. Haven Conroy Thomas, tailor, h. 278 Mulberry Conover George S. mer. 56 Front, h. 85 E. 29th Conroy Thomas W . painter, h. 68 Norfolk Conover Gustavus A. builder, 60 Amos, h. 24 Ab­ Conroy Tftnothy, laborer, h. r. E. 88th n. Third av. ingdon pi. Conroy Timothy T. blacksmith, h. r. 59 Cannon Conover Jacob, cartman, h. 45 Perry Conroy Wm. corset manuf. 459 Pearl, h. 459 Pearl Conover Jacob A . stairbuilder, 27 Bethune, h. 785 Conroy William, dockbuilder, h. 579 Grand Washington Conroy William, laborer, h. r. 95 James Conover James S. grates, 108 Canal, h. 61 Horatio Conroy J. <&J. C. flshingtackle, 52 Fulton Conover John T. mason, h. 680 Greenwich Conry Catharine, wid. James, h. 72 Grove Conover John Y. L. policeman, h. 192 W . 17th Consall John W . painter, h. 570 Houston Conover John W . lime, 41 Tompkins, h. 48Tom pk’s Conselley Peter, milkman, h. 150*^ E. 27th Conover, Leddy (col’d), wid. John, wash. h. r. 21 First Conselyea Francis, fancystore, 867 Fourth av. h. Conover Levy (col’d), porter, h. r. 50 Third 867 Fourth av. Conover Mary A. wid. Edward, h. 581 Washington Conselyea John, laborer, h. Ninth av. c. W . 41st Conover Matthias C. lodgings, 92 Yesey, h. 228 W . Conselyea Mary, hosiery, 367 Fourth av. Considine Michael, hatter, 113 South, h. B rooldyn Conover Peter, porter, h. r. 72 Thompson XJonsidine John, laborer, h. 272 Av. A Conover Samuel C. provis. 508 & 510 Washington, h. Consman John C. baker, h.vr. 104 W . 80th 17 St. Luke’s pL Conson Peter C. shoemaker, h. 185 W . 30th [ CONOYER STEPHEN, hardware, 298 Broadway, h. Constable Jas. M. drygoods, 62 Canal, h. 62 Irving pL I 110 Leonard Constable Richard, butcher, h. 46 Watts Conover Stephen jr. hardware, 298 Broadway, h. 142 Constable W . & Co. mers. 14 Water, h. A storia W . 25th Constant James A. h. 74 White Conover Thomas, shoes, 31 Bowery, h. 142 Franklin Constant Joseph A. 54 Wall , Conover Thomas, windowshades, 167 William, h. 581 Constant Nicholas, framemaker, h. 848 Greenwich Washington Constant Samuel S. paperhangings, 60 Maiden la h. Conover Thos. D. shoes, 81 Bowery, h. 142 Franklin 27 London terrace Conover Wm. & Co. boots & shoes, 179 Greenwich, Constantine Andrew J. inspector, h. 49 Laight h. Jersey City Constantine Eleanor, wid. John, upholsteress 201 Conover Wm. H. saloon, 189* South, h. 185 Stanton Bleecker, h, 201 Bleecker Conover & Labagh, grocers, 56 Front Constantine Sarah, boardingh. 555 Houston 'Conover & W oolley, grates & fenders, 108 Canal Constantine & Co. inspectors, 11 Tompkins C o y e s t James, patternmaker, h. 826 Monroe Constantine Misses, boarding, 555 Houston ^Conquest Thomas, patternmaker, h. 508 Grand Content Moses, drygoods, 155 Stanton, h. 155 Stanton '•Conrad Christopher, fruit, h. 822 Third Content Noah, drygoods, 91 William, h. 212 W . 19th Conrad Emma, wid. John C. h. 81 Houston Content Simon, drygoods, 385 Grand, h. 885 Grand ^CONRAD GEORGE, restaurateur, 199 Walker, h. Content Solomon, drygoods, 885 Grand, h. 885 Grand * E .62dn. Third av. Contes Nicholas, wrought nail, rivet and spike manu­ fcConrad Herman, machinist, h. r. I l l Eldridge facturer, 551 Fourth, h. 551 Fourth IConrad James, carpenter, 184 Madison « Contess Francis, machinist, h. 124 Leonard liConrad John, boots, 7 Ann, h. 66 Market Contey John, laborer, h. r. 187 E. 26th liConrad Joseph, liquors, First av. n. E. 41st Conthill John, h. 247 Hudson iSConrad Ludwig, mason, h. 306 Ninth CONTINENTAL BANK, 12 Wall JConrad Mary, wid. Ephraim, h. 75 Elizabeth CONTINENTAL INS. CO. 6 Wall dOonrad William, carpenter, h. 166 Third Contoit John H. h. 67 Prince 'jConrades Ernest, grocer, 265 Seventh av. Contrell John, express, h. 9 Harrison fjConrades E, & Co. grocers, 265 Seventh av. Contrell Jos. barber, 1 Beekman, h, 39 Yandewater ifDonran Paul, agent, h. 264 Second Contstin James, tailor, h. 66 James jponrat Peter, segarmaker, 231 Av. B, h. 281 Av. B Convers Frederick A. physician, h. 46 Third av. 03ONREY JOHN F. broker, 23 & 25 Wall, h. 104 Convers Mary, wid. Erasmus D. h. 188* Thompson Twelfth Converse Charles E. mer. 115 Liberty, h. 188 W . 20th 00onrey Jonathan, h. 17 Suffolk Converse M. L. 118 Pearl ^jConron Anthony, liquors, 21 Prince, h, 21 Prince Converse, Todds & Howell, drygoods, 115 Liberty jjponrow Adam, gratemaker, h. 86 Monroe Converry Peter, laborer, h. E. 47th n. Second av. .ponrow Robert W . boatman, h. 729 Greenwich Convill Edward, laborer, h. 193 W . 25th iponroy Adeline, wid. Thomas G. h. 113 Yarick Convill Owen, brewer, h. r. 48 Hammond ijponroy Bernard, laborer, h. W . 40th n. Tenth av. Convory Jane, washing, Churclf c. Murray Jponroy Catharine, h. r. 847 Third av. Conway Alfred B. hardware, 889 Broadway, h. 889 .{Jonroy Daniel, dockbuilder, h. r. 223 Rivington Broadway **Donroy Daniel, laborer, h. 88 Tenth av. Conway Bernard, policeman, h, 163 Elizabeth * lonroy Dennis, paver, h. r. 14 E. 11th Conway Bernard A. h. 62 Mott jjjponroy James, carman, h. South n. Jackson Conway Catharine, widow, milliner, h. 98 Pitt iponroy James, laborer, h. E. 15th n. Av. B Conway Charles J. teacher, h. 108 Bowery yJonroy James, speculator, h. 114 Mulberry Conway Chas. W . fruit, 190 Eldridge, h. 190 Eldridge Conroy Jane, wid. Matthew, h. 82 Trinity pi. Conway Daniel, hackman, h. 83 Bayard .Jonroy John, bootmaker, h. 888 Hudson Conway Edmund H. hardware, 889 Broadway, h. 889. jponroy John, carman, h. r. 199 W . 26th Broadway •Jponroy John, carpenter, h. 814 W . 26th Conway Edward, agent, 126 E. 28th ■'Jonroy John, fisningtackle, 52 Fulton, h. 9 Abing- CONWAY EDW ARD, physician, 897 Pearl, h. 43 E. 0;i don sq. Broadway coo 150 COO Conway Ellen, wid. John, washing, h. 396 Pearl Cook Catharine, boardingh. 48 Elizabeth Conway Henry, pedler, h. 809 E. 13th Cook Catharine, wid. John, 85 Essex Conway James, butcher, h. 89 Columbia Cook Charles, grocer, 530 Broome, h. 530 Broome Conway James, butcher, 19 Washington mkt. and 163 Cook Charles, tailor, 86 Pitt Ay. C, h. 92 First COOK CHARLES, imp. 625 Broadway, h. 55 Fifth Conway James, carman, h. 266 Ninth Cook Charles, laborer, h. r. 291 Houston Conway James, com. mer. 35 & 36 Washington mkt. Cook Charles D. agent, h. 54 Harrison h. 89 Columbia Cook Charles J. tobacconist, 61 Canal, h. 10 Crosby Conway James, laborer, h. 71 Fourth Cook Clark, painter, h. 101 W. 33d Conway James, liquors, 206 West, h. 415 Washington Cook Daniel, painter, h. 1 Anthony ConWay James, shoemaker, 255 Elizabeth, h. 255 Cook David, porter, h. 185 Delancey Elizabeth Cook David, sugarrefiner, h. 70 Pitt Conway John, butcher, 29 Washington mkt. and 163 Cook Ebenezer, druggist, 279 Washington, h. 5 Essex Ay. C, h. 215 Tenth Jersey City Conway James, laborer, h. 85 Orange Cook Edmund F. hosiery, 78 Cedar, h. 39 Third av. Conway John, laborer, h. 105 Bayard Cook Edward, weaver, r. Ninth av. n. W. 41st Conway John, tailor, h. 69 Beekman Cook Edward (col'd), porter, h. r. 41 Sullivan Conway John, seaman, h. 12 Pelham Cook Edward, mer. 127 Pearl, h. 92 Amos Conway John J. h. 80 Mulberry Cook Edward, agent, 127 Pearl & 80 Beaver, h. 92 Conway John R. physician, 397 Pearl, h. 43 E. B way Amos Conway John T. findings, h. 86 Essex I Cook Edward A. h. 41 Dominick Conway Lackey, speculator, h. r. 57 Orange Cook Edward C. chocolate, 270 W. h. 638 Fourth Conway Margaret, boardingh. r. 73 Duane Cook Edward F. hosiery, 39 Third av. & 78 Cedar h Conway Margaret, wid. John, h. 124 W. 26th 39 Third av. Conway Martin, mason, h. r. 24 Van dam Cook Edward G. teller mer.’s bank, h. 200 W. 13th Conway Martin, tailor, 181 Ludlow Cook Edwin (Rev.), h. 98 Twelfth Conway Mary, h. r. 175 Laurens Cook Edwin B. confectioner, 121 Sheriff Conway Michael, grocer, 266 W . 28tli Cook Eleazer L. mason, h. 93 Suffolk Conway Michael, butcher, 163 & 165 Av. C & 20 Cook Elizabeth, wid. Charles, h. r. 12 Fifthx Catharine market, h. 315 Tenth Cook Elizabeth, wid. David, h. 101 W. 20th Conway Michael, clothing, 109 Nassau, h. National Cook Elizabeth, widow, h. 258 Houston hotel Cook Elizabeth, wid. Noah, h. 98 Twelfth Conway Michael, laborer, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Cook Francis, fancygoods, Eighth av. n. W. 36th Conway Michael, saddler, h. 269 Tenth av. Cook Fredt. tailor, 207 Av. B, h. 207 Av. B Conway Patrick, carpenter, h. 252 E. 14th Cook Frederick, jewelry, 10 Cortlandt, h. 145W. 18th Conway Patrick, stonecutter, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Cook George, boxmaker, h. 123 Troy Conway Patrick, stonecut 242 E. 19th h. 253 Av. A Cook George, stonecutter, h. 453 E. 12th Conway Patrick, chandler, h. r. 58 Sheriff Cook George, stationer, 176 Greenwich,h. 249 W. 19th Conway Patrick, chandler, h. 44 Marion Cook George, shipcarpenter, h. 383 Ninth Conway Patrick, cutter, h. 583 Grand Cook George A. inspector, h. 87 Market Conway Patrick, mason, h. 68 Hamersley Cook George E. shipbroker, 110 Wall, h. 48 E. 84th Conway Patrick, razors, h. 87 Columbia Cook George F. printer, h. r. 99 Charlton Conway Patrick, wheelwright, h. E. 39th n. Third av. Cook George H. segars, 381 Hudson, h. 381 Hudson Conway Richard, late butcher, h. 64 Pitt Cook George W. boxmaker, 114 Troy, h. 123 Troy Conway Robert, laborer, h. 99 Orange COOK GEORGE W. lawyer, 111 Nassau, h. 97 8. Conway Sarah, washing, h. 291 W. 27th 8th, Williams'burgh Conway William, grocer, 302 E. 13th, h. 302 E. 18th Cook George W. printer, h. r. 59 Forsyth Conway William, laborer, h. r. 324 W. 29th Cook George W. shipcarpenter, h. 65 Cannon Conway E. H. & Co. hardware, 889 Broadway Cook George W . tailor, h. 71 Bayard . Conway & Hanfield, com. mer. 35 & 36 Wash. mkt. Cook Hannah T. wid. Elias D. h. 405 Sixth Conwav & Rielly, stoneyard, 240 E. 19th Cook Hepsibeth, nurse, 258 Houston Conwell Agnes, wid. Nicholas,washing, h. 109 Warren Cook Henry, drover, h. W. 40th n. Eighth av. Conwell Caroline, widow, nurse, h. 166 Duane Cook Henry, grocer, 651 Hudson, h. 651 Hudson Conwell Edward, liquors, 353 Seventh av. h. 853 Cook Henry, milk, h. 189 E. 11th Seventh av. . Cook Henry, h. 2 Pitt Conwell Ellen, wid. Edward, smeastress, h. r. 171 Cook Henry, baker, 135 E. 16th Wooster Cook Henry, smith, h. 177 E. 26th Conwell James, porter, h. 109 Warren Cook Henry, soap, 24 Sheriff, h. 99 Broome Conwey Henry, carman, h. 291 W . 27th Cfok Henry, thread and needles, h. 277 Stanton Conwey William, grocer, 802 E. 13th Cook Israel, 156 Reade, h. 50 W. 19th Coogan Ann, washing, h. 222 W. 26th Cook Jacob, painter, h. 258 Fifth Coogan Elizabeth, h. 222 W. 26th Cook Jacob, refiner, h. 46 Laurens Coogan James, baker, 416 First av. h. 416 First av. Cook Jacob, smith, h. 35 Eighth av. Coogan Mary, wid. Michael, seamstress, h. W . 89th n. Cook Jacob, tailor, h. r. 120 Sheriff Ninth av. Cook Jacob, tailor, h. 90 Willett Coogan Michael, h. 99 Mulberry Cook James, leather, 56 Gold, h. Brooklyn Coogan Patrick, laborer, h. 249 E. 13th Cook James, seaman, h. r. 116 Madison . Coogen William, waiter, h. r. E. 15th n. Av. A Cook James C. clerk, h. 258 Third Cook Abraham, carman, h. 367 Seventh av. Cook James B. furniture, 66 Broad & 294 Broadway, Cook Agnes, dining, 13 Washington market, h. 197 h. 26 E. Broadway Washington Cook James H. furniture, 100 B r o a d w a y , & 176Eliza’ Cook Albert, captain, 17 Renwick beth, h. Brooklyn COOK ALBERT & CO. math, instruments, 19 John Cook James H. grocer, 100 Broome, h. 21 Sheriff Cook Alexander, baker, h. 9 Patchin pi. Cook Jerusha, widow, h. 205 Fifth Cook Alfred, physician, h. 225 Fifth Cook John, segars, 34$ Bowery, h. 34$ Bowery Cook Amelia, milliner, h. 2 Pitt Cook John, fancygoods, 80 Canal, h. 80 Canal Cook Andrew, laborer, h. 386 Tenth Cook John, goldbeater, 84 Leonard, h. 58 E. 28tn Cook Andrew D. grocer, 111 Av. B, h. Twelfth c. Cook John, grocer, 755 Broadway, h. 59 E. 26th First av. Cook John, lawyer, 111 Nassau, n. Wittiainsbv/riJb Cook Ann, wid. Patrick, h. 309 First av. Cook John, engineer, h. 34 Renwick , Cook Ann C. boardingh. 81 Bayard Cook John, liquors, W. 49th n. Broadway, h. vv. Cook Anna, wid. Charles P. h. 139 Hester n. Broadway Cook Anthony D. grocer, 187 First av. & 105 Av. B, Cook John, sailmaker, h. I l l E. 28th h. 187 First av. Cook John, tinsmith, 12 Whitehall, h. 85 E. 15th Cook Arthur, late merchant, h. 56 Seventh av. Cook John, mason, h. 404 Seventh av. Cook Augustus, tailor, h. 72 Mott Cook John, sand, h. 159 Perry Cook Benjamin A. grocer, 236 Front, h. 7 College pi. Cook John, 98 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Cook Benjamin F. dining saloon, 19 Fulton market, Cook John C. music, h. 179 Henry ... h. I l l High, Brooklyn Cook John F. provs. 183 Rivington, h. 108 Coluffl^ Cook Caroline, boardingh. 123 Mercer Cook John M. plumber, 102 Division, h.r.—DM8" coo 151 COO Cook John T. mason, h. 4 Caroline Cooke John, physician, h. 93 W . 16th Cook John W . clerk, h. 53 Second Cooke John H. h. 156 Sullivan COOK JOHN W . grocer, 845 B’dway, h. 233 Twelfth Cooke John R. clerk, 47 Broadway, h. 873 Fourth COOK JOHN & SON, grocers, 755 Broadway, h. 59 Cooke John T. mason, h. 4 Caroline E. 26th c °°k e J°seph J. & Co. com. mers. 18 Greenwich, h. Cook John & Son, lawyers, 111 Nassau, h. 97 S. 8th, Providence, R. I WiUiamsburgh Cooke L y m a n & C o . fancygoods, 60 Broadway, h. Cook Joseph, pianomaker, h. r. 236 W . 45th Fourth c. S. Fourth, WUliamsburgh Cook Joseph, police, h. W . 47th n. Eighth ay. Cooke Marenus W . P. h. 54 Lispenard Cook Joseph, tailor, r. 108 Ridge Cooke Margaret, wid. Henry, h. 156 Sullivan Cook Joseph A. shoemaker, h. r. 72 Charlton Cooke Mary, wid. Francis, seamstress, h. 839 W . 26th Cook Joseph J. calker, h. 310 Eighth Cooke Mary, wid. Thomas, boardingh. W . 52d n. Cook Joseph K. jr. broker, 79 Nassau Eleventh av. Cook Julia, widow, h. 126 E. 40th Cooke Matthew, liquors, 488 Greenwich Cook Leonard, baker, 142 W. 41st Cooke Richard D. carrier, h. 162 Orchard Cook Leo E. grocer, 860 Houston, h. 360 Houston Cooke Richard M. printer, 183 William, h. 90 Christie Cook Levi, imp. 71 Broadway, h. Staten Island Cooke Robert, lumber, h. 869 Eighth Cook Mary, wid. James, h. 245 W . 48d Cooke Samuel (Rev.), h. 60 W. 11th Cook Mary (col’d), h. r. 25 Laurens Cooke Thomas, clerk, 219 Water, h. 94 S. 7th, Wil- Cook Mary A. boardingh. 229 Chrystie liamsburgh Cook Mary J. wid. Caleb, h. 828 Third COOKE W ILLIAM , h. 199 Fourth Cook Matthew, laborer, h. r. 54 Oliver Cooke William, porter, h. 185 Delancey Cook Miles L. druggist, 179 Sixth av. h. 26 Charles Cooke William, laborer, h. 313 Eighth Cook Moses, imp. 71 B’dway, h. 94 W illow, B rooklyn Cooke Wm. A. cooper, 18 Burling si. h. E. B rooklyn Cook Nancy, tailoress, wid. William, h. 52 Elizabeth Cooke W illiam M. clerk, 2 Hall o f records Cook Nathan, carpenter, h. 189 W . 40th Cooke Wm. R. sub. treas. office, cus. ho. h. 373 Fourth Cook Nehemiah B. clerk, h. 93 Suffolk Cooke William W . leather, h. 141 Houston Cook Norman, umbrellas, 56£ Bowery, h. 201 Walker Cookson Samuel, foundry, 88 W. 31st, h. — W . 34th Cook Oliver P. driver, 74 Broad way, h. 5 Morris Cool H. M. lime, 116 West, h. 292 W . 20th Cook Patrick, laborer, h. 16 Washington Coolahan Patrick, coachman, h. 141 E. 28th Cook Patrick, bricklayer, h. 204 E. 19th Cooledge George F. & Brother, books, 823 Pearl, h. 48 Cook Patrick, driver, h. r. 27 Monroe Rose Cook Peter, carpenter, 294 W . 17th, h. 272 W . 17th Cooledge William P. books, 823 Pearl, h. 132 W . 14th Cook R. S. marbleeutter, h. 166 Ninth Cooley Darius M. h. 113 Sullivan Cook Rachel, wid. Francis, h. 159 Perry Cooley Earl K. mer. 24 Liberty, h. 431 Eighth av. Cook Rachel (col’d), cook, h. 122 Clinton pi. Cooley Ebenezer P. clerk, h. 327 Madison Cook Ralph L. importer, 71 Broadway, h. Staten Cooley Eli P. blacking, 294 Pearl, h. 294 Pearl Island Cooley Elizabeth, wid. Jotham, 147 E. 36th Cook Russell S. (Rev.) 150 Nassau, h. Ev/rope Cooley Franklin, agt. foot Canal, h 30 Macdougal Cook Robert, plasterer, h. 119 Ninth av. Cooley Henry A. carman, h. 99 King Cook Samuel A. trimmings, 299 B’dwayvh. 145 Henry Cooley Henry F. com. mer. 114 Fulton, h. 30 Mac­ Cook Samuel W . D. h. 437 Washington dougal Cook Samuel S. compositionmaker, h. 173 Orange Cooley Horatio, driver, h. 67 Oliver Cook Sarah, wid. Thomas, h. 94 W . 23d Cooley James H. painter, h. 209 E. 23d Cook Sarah, wid. Alexander, h. 84 Forsyth Cooley John, bricklayer, h. 87 Marion Cook Susan, wid. John, h. r. 233 Sullivan Cooley John, butcher, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Cook Susanah, washer, h. r. 169 W . 11th Cooley John A. butcher, Third av. bet. E. 40th & 41st Cook Thomas (Rev.), h. 276 Houston Cooley Joshua, jeweler, h. 189 Orchard Cook Thomas, clerk, h. r. 729 Greenwich Cooley Mary, wid. Charles, h. 212 Fifth Cook Thomas, mason, h. 296 First av. Cooley Mary E. wid. Samuel, h. 132 Orchard COOK TlfOM AS H. grocer, 286 Sixth av. & 755 Cooley Randolph M. broker, 10 Mer. ex. h. 168 Lex­ Broadway, h..*59 W . 26th ington av. Cook Wm. constable, Chambers c. Centre, h. 12 Oak Cooley Sophia, bonts. 112 Eighth av. h. 112 Eighth av. Cook William, cooper, h. 670 Eighth av. Cooley William, laborer, h. 311 Madison Cook William, blacksmith, h. r. 16 Thompson Cooley & Campbell, butchers, Third av. n. E . 41st Cook William, bookbinder, 534 Ninth av. Coolidge Frederick W. mer. .42 William, h. 174 Cook William, gardener, h. W . 44th, n. Eighth av. Fifth av. Cook Wm. mer. 87 S. William, h. Ettza'hiown ,. N. J. Coolidge George H. druggist, 108 John, h. B rooklyn Cook Wm. E. grocer, 682 Houston, h. 172 Thompson Coolidge Henry, distiller, 100 Sheriff Cook Wm. G. machinist, 188 Spring, h. 4 Bethune Coolidge Henry, mer. 134 Front, h. 56 W . 17th Cook W illiam H. bootfitter, h. 107 E . 19th Coolidge & Osgood, mers. 42 William Cook William P. mer. 190 William, h. 138 Madison Coolidge & Young, rectifiers, 184 Front & 118 Sheriff Cook Zebedee, pres.‘ ins. co. 45 Wall, h. 107 Clinton pi. Coolidge, Adams & Bond, botanic druggists, 108 John Cook & Harris, gold leaf, 84 Leonard Cooling John, laborer, h. r. 88 Sheriff Cook & Mann, bookbinders’ leather, 56 Gold Coolly Thomas, carman, h. 103 Charlton Cook & Leniban, plumbers, 102 Division Coombs Thomas, silverplater, r. 88 White, h. Adei- Cook & Smith, shipbrokers, 110 W all phia c. Myrtle av. B rooklyn Cooke Albert R. clerk, 13 Greenwich, h. 144 Hicks, Coombs Charles H. carpenter, h. 7 Second av. Brooklyn Coombs W . Jerome, clerk, 26 Dey, h. 235 Madison Cooke Amzi, furniture, 66 Broad, h. 26 E. Broadway Coombs William, shoemaker, h. 110 Seventh av. Cooke Anne, wid. James F. lodgings, 201 Seventh av. Coombs & Trested, 6ilverplaters, r. 38 W hite Cooke Daniel, painter, h. 1 Anthony Coon Andrew, tailor, h. 527 Pearl Cooke David W . editor, 251 Broadway, h. Hoboken Coon Charles, tailor, h. r. 25 Monroe Cooke Elizabeth, wid. Caleb, h. 141 Houston Coon David T. refreshments, Rotunda Mer. ex. Cooke Elizabeth, wid. David B. h. 101 W. 20tht Coon Edgar A. gilder, h. 27 Cornelia Cooke Frederick H. tinware, 525 Eighth av. h. 525 Coon George, laborer, h. r. 89 Watts Eighth av. Coon John H. truckman, h. 131 Bank Cooke George F. clerk, h. 29 Renwick Coon John L. (col’d), boardingh. 155 & 157 Church Cooke George K. lawyer, h. 373 Fourth Coon John Y. h. 36 Rivington Cooke Helen, physician, h. 15 Eighth av. Coon Letitia, wid. Richard, nurse, h. 2fr Cornelia Cooke Henry, segars, h. 7 Marion Coon Nelson, cooper, h. 18 Stanton Cooke Henry G. tailor, h. 284 W . 32d Coon Pamela, wid. Ephraim, nurse, h. 80 Hamersley Cooke Henry S. police, h. 429 Washington Coon Peter E. h. 3 Jones Cooke Horace, clerk, h. 35 E. Broadway Coon Walter S. clerk, 106 John, h. 22 Market Cooke Isabella, wid. Jos. seamstress, h. 401 Third av. Coonan Patrick, wheelwright, h. 304 W . 27th Cooke James, laborer, h. 389 W. 26th Coonan Helena, wid. Patrick, h. 350 Tenth Cooke James H. cabinetmaker, 100 Broadway Coonan Jas. carts, h. 629 Washington Cooke James M. editor, h. 1 Second Coonay Patrick, laborer, h. Fifth av. b. E. 42d & 43d Cooke John, bricklayer, h. 404 Seventh av, Coonan Thomas, laborer, h. 25 W. 44th Cooke John, oysters, h. 151 Leonard Cooney Anne, wid. Thomas, h. r. 52 Pitt coo 152 COO Cooney Charles, machinist, 292 Water, h. 662 Water Cooper James, liquors, 207 Lewis, h. 207 Lewis Cooney Christopher, tailor, h. 144 Leonard Cooper James, watchman, h. 333 Eightn Cooney Daniel, clerk, h. 8 Rose Cooper James B. h. 144 Suffolk Cooney Daniel, porter, h. 22 Stone Cooper James C. daguarrean, 222 Canal, h 1 W. 12th Cooney David, junk, 118 Pitt, h. 118 Pitt Cooper James G. saloon, 103 Nassau, h. 256 Grand Cooney Francis, laborer, h. W. Eleventh av. n. 86th Cooper James M. carman, h. 16 Commerce Cooney James, laborer, h. W. 88th n. Ninth av. Cooper James S. physician, h. 90 E. 22d Cooney James, tailor, h. r. 55 James Cooper Jeremiah, h. 22 King Cooney John, laborer, h. 110 Greenwich Cooper John, physician, 14 Duane, h. 14 Duane Cooney John, tailor, h. 53 Gold Cooper John, stables, 123-Eighth av. & 105 Charles, b. Cooney John, moulder, h. 855 Tenth av. 123 Eighth av. Cooney John M. clerk, h. 81 Crosby Cooper John, trimmings, 176 Broome, h. 176 Broome Cooney Lawrence, tinsmith, h. 219 Ninth av. Cooper John, shoemaker, h. 349 W. 26th Cooney Luke, boxes, h. 86 Hester COOPER JOHN, exchange, 576J Grand, h. 4 Tomp- Cooney Mary, wid Michael, h. 221 E. 20th kins Cooney Margaret, wid. Wm. liquors, 504 Greenwich #Cooper John, joiner, h. 143 E. 25th Cooney Margaret, wid. John, 81 Crosby Cooper John, shipcarpenter, h. 61 Av. D Cooney Matthew, laborer, h. W. 89th n. Ninth av. Cooper John, c. h. officer, h. 4 Tompkins Cooney Peter, laborer, h. 115 E. 28th Cooper John &J. B. stables, 121 &123 Eighth av. &105 Coons William H. moulder, h. 226 Sullivan Charles, h. 183 Eighth av. Coony James, laborer, h. 53 King Cooper John B. coach factory, 97 & 99 Charles, h. 101 Coony John, laborer, h. r. 73 King Charles Coony John, porter, h. 218 Elizabeth Cooper John B. provisions, 138 Front, h. 4 Tompkins Coony Patrick, carman, h. 214 W. 21st- pi. Brooklyn Coop Frederick, gro. 269 Rivington, h. 269 Rivington Cooper Joseph C. jeweler, h. 4 Desbrosses Coop John, grocer, 391 Water, h. 891 ^Water Cooper John D. carman, h. 494 Sixth av. Cooper Abranam, carpenter, h. 501 Eighth av. Cooper John G. locksmith, 80 Av. C, h. 805 Ninth Cooper Abraham, engineer, h. 752 Greenwich Cooper John II. smith, h. Third av. bet E. 2Sth & Cooper Adeline (col’d), stewardess, h. 18 Anthony 29th Cooper Albert H. clerk, h. 132 Perry Cooper John H. vet. surgeon, 109 E. 28th, h. 109 E. Cooper Albert, carman, h. 716 Greenwich 28th Cooper Alfred, guns, 178 Broadway, h. Hoboken Cooper John L. oysters, 1 Oliver si. h. 196 South Cooper Andrew, potter, 819 W. 27th, h. 319 W. 27th Cooper John M. lawyer, 20 Chambers, h. 684 Fourth Cooper Ann, wid. Francis, shirtmaker, h. 8 Pell Cooper John W. provisions, 138 Front, h. 4 Tomp­ Cooper Benjamin F. late mer. h. 65 Yandam kins pi. Brooklyn Cooper Brittan, carman, 36 Clarkson Cooper Joseph, blacksmith, h. 385 Second av. Cooper Caroline, wid. William, h. 85 W . 26th Cooper Joseph, carman, h. 41 Troy Cooper Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 29 W. 13th Cooper Joseph, guns, 690 Broadway, h. 47 Fourth Cooper Charles, butcher, 29 Fulton mkt. & 204 Cooper Joseph M. imp. 11 Maiden la. h. 48 W. 23d Eldridge, h. Sixth n. Second av. Cooper Maria, wid. Robert (col’d), cook, h, r. 40 Cooper Charles, grocer, 105 Murray Wooster Cooper Charles, tallow, 23 Water, h. Brooklyn Cooper Maria B. wid Francis, h. 230 Thompson Cooper Charles P. liquors, 105 Murray, h. 82 Morton Cooper Marum, silks, 351 Division, h. 351 Division Cooper Charlotte, wid. John, h. 23 Orchard Cooper Marvelle W . clerk, 53 Exchange pi. h. 89 Cooper Cornelius A. teacher, 110 Barrow Henry, Brooklyn Cooper Cornelius L carman, h. 89 Yarick Cooper Mary, vegetables, Clin, m kt h.521 Greenwich Cooper Cornelius S. coal mer. Washington c. Beth- Cooper Mary, h. 86 Eldridge une, h. 6 Ninth av. Cooper Moses, carman, h. 49 Suffolk Cooper Daniel, ice, h. 106 Bank Cooper Obadiah & Son, weighers, 31 Old slip, h. 268 Cooper Edward, porter, h. 44 Wall Dean, Brooklyn V Cooper Edward, iron, 17 Burling slip, h. Lexington Cooper Phoebe (col’d), washing, h. r. 15 Sullivan av. c. E. 22d Cooper Peter, carpenter, h. 7 Factory Cooper Elias, carpenter, h. 681 Fourth COOPER PETER, glue, neats1 foot oil and isin­ Cooper Elias R. liquors, 153 Maiden lane, h. Brooklyn glass, 17 Burling slip, h. 9 Lexington av. Cooper Elizabeth, boardingh. 110 Reade Cooper Peter H. carman, h. 213 W. 17th Cooper Elizabeth, wid. James, h. 82 Essex Cooper Philip, carpenter, h. 12 Frankfort Cooper Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 457 Third av. Cooper Phillis, tailoress. h. 38 Cornelia Cooper Ellen (col’d), wid. Isaac, washing, h. r. 127 For­ Cooper Robert, butcher, 29 Fulton mkt, h. 202 syth Eldridge Cooper Fayette, physician, h. 18 Ninth Cooper Samuel, drygoods, 322 Bowery, h. 822 Bowery Cooper Francis, silversmith, 131 Amity, h. 131 Amity Cooper Samuel H. grocer, 457 Third av. h. E. 35th D. Cooper Francis, tailor, h. r. 229 Mott Second & Third avs. Cooper Francis W. silvers1th, 131 Amity, h. 131 Amity Cooper Sidney A. coffeeroaster, 298 Mulberry, h. 3 Cooper Franklin, liquors, h. 65 Yandam Bleecker Cooper George, chairmaker, h. 33 Leroy Cooper Solomon, painter, h. E. 29th n. First av. Cooper George, clerk, h. 14 Greene Cooper Stephen P. lawyer, 65 Wall Cooper George, clerk, h. 482 Third av. COOPER T. COLDEN, supt institut for the blind, Cooper George, driver, h. 844 Ninth h. Ninth av. 38d & 34th Cooper George, shoemaker, h. r. 171 Attorney Cooper Thomas H. h. 35 Hester Cooper George, horses, r. 68 E. 24th, h .— Suffolk Cooper Thomas, baker, h. 24 Trinity pi. Cooper George H. butcher, h. 72 Suffolk Cooper Thos. shirts, 238 Eighth av. h. 288 Eighth av. Cooper George R. bricklayer, h. 3 r. 729 Greenwich Cooper Thomas T. grocer, 90 Grand, h. 90 Grand Cooper George Y. artist, h. 221 Wooster Cooper Thomas E. £rlin, produce, 237 Fulton Cornelius Philip (col’d), clerk, h. 49 Laurens CORNELL & TURNURE, hotel & stages, Sixth c. W. 41st . Comeliusson John, pianomaker, h. 129 Yarick Corned Abigail, w id Stephen, h. 331 Third Cornell Wdliam#W. ironworks, 139 Centre & Corned Albert, drygoods, 179 Cedar, h. 40 Beach Walker & 5 Nassau, h. 41 Grove Cornell & Amerman, drygoods, 79 Cedar COR 155 COR Cornell J. B. & W . W . & Co. Ironworkers, 189 Centre Corr Peter, laborer, h. r. 318 Madison & 108 W alker & 5 Nassau Corr Philip, carman, h. 91 Fifth Cornell W . H. & O. G. butchers, 59 Fulton mkt. Corr Robert, engineer, h. 80 Yandewater CORNELL & SON, com. mers. 18 Front Corr Rose, widow, h. 124 E. 22nd CORNELLS & W ILLIS, hardware, 86 Cortlandt Corr Thomas, carman, h. 91 Fifth Cornelly John, liquors, 29 Prince, h. 29 Prince Corr Thomas, laborer, h. 259 E. 18th Corner John, h. 103 Second Corr Thomas, stairbuilder, h. E. 29tli n. Second av. Corner C. grocer, 148 Third av. h. 148 Third av. Corradi.N. artist, 120 E. 16th Cornet John H. liquors, h. r. W. 52d n. Eleventh av. Corrales Jacinto, del. Span, agent, 79 Chambers, h. 99 Cometh H’v, confect 816 Eighth av. h. 816 Eighth av. Chambers Cometh Nicholas, confec’r, 418 Eighth av. h. 413 Corranger James, laborer, h. 278 W . 87th Eighth av. Corral Philip, cabinetmaker, h. 94 W. 17th Cornett George W . cabinetmkr. r. W . 36th, n. Ninth Corrao Vito, barber, 60£ Spring, h. 60£ Spring av. h. W . 86th, n. Ninth av. Corraz Y. tailor, 636 Broadway, h. 636 Broadway Cornett Harman, grocer, 107 Greenwich av. h. 107 Correja John, architect, 12 Dev, h. B rooklyn Greenwich av. Correia John, shipmaster, h. 175 Clinton Corney John, carpenter, h. 78 Grand Correll David (coi’d), farmer, h. r. 56 Thompson Corning Albert W . sashmaker, h. 198 W . 17th Correll Frederick, cabinet, r. 125 Pitt, h. 96 Columbia Coming Alfred H. lawyer, 4 New, h .------ Correr Henry, liquors, 86 Centre, h. 86 Centre Coming Daniel W . cordwainer, h. 90 Cannon Corrie Wm. salesman, 109 & 111 Beekman, h. 75 CORNING EDW ARD & CO. hardware, 81 John, Beekman h. 54 W illow, B rooklyn Corrie William, clerk, 855 Broadway, h. 2 Milligan pi. Coming Eph. 84 South, h. 154 Wash’ton, B rooklyn Corriell Mathias C. carpenter, h. r. 147 W . 22d Corning George W . lumber, ft. E. 18th, h. 61 E. 19th Corrigan Bernard, carman, h. 27 Cherry Corning Hanson K. mer. 84 South, h. 107 Hicks, Corrigan Hugh, laborer, h. 138 Clinton B rooklyn Corrigan James, drygoods, 404 Grand, h. 404 Grand Corning Jasper, banker, 63 W all, h. 126 Madison av. Corrigan James, laborer, h. r. 66 James Corning Jasper E. hardware, 81 John, h. 54 W illow, Corrigan James, wines, 64 Univ. pi. h. 64 Univ. pi. B rooklyn Corrigan John, butcher, h. 181 W . 83d Corning Rob’t E. mer. 299 E. 18th, h. 126 Madison av. Corrigan John, late fruits, h. 112 Allen Corning W illiam B. late hardware, h. 84 Jane Corrigan John, porter, 107 E. 18th Corning G. & R. lumber, E. 18th n. Av. B Corrigan Luke, 524 Greenwich Cornish & Co. bankers, 63 Wall Corrigan Margaret, millinery, h. 80 Am ity Cornish Charles L. publisher, 8 Park pi. h. Williams- Corrigan Patrick, laborer, h. 230 Av. B burgh Corrigan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 289 Av. A Cornish Eveline, h. 884 Madison Corrigan Patrick, tailor, W . 41st n. Eighth av. Cornish John, fish, 87 Washington mkt. h. 49 Ridge Corrigan Patrick jr. tinsmith, 845 Houston Cornish John, tobacconist, 79 Av. D, h. 79 Av. D Corrigan Thomas, board, h. r. 260 Delancey Cornish John, late cooper, h. 621 Ninth av. Corrigan Thomas, grocer, h. W . 36th n. Ninth av. Cornish Matthew J. carman, h. r. 86 Cannon Corrigan Thomas, laborer, h. Third av. bet E. 47th Cornish Sarah, wid. Timothy, h. 14 King & 48th Cornish Selah O. editor, h. 14 King Corrigan Thomas, pedler, h. 261 W. 86th Cornish William (col’d), waiter, h. 188 W . 83d Corrigan William, laborer, 886 W . 17th Cornish William E. tobacco, 354 Bowery, h. 854 Corrigan T. & J. drygoods, 404 Grand Bowery Corrin John, laborer, h. r. 6 Rector Cornish, Lamport & Co. publishers, 8 Park pL Corrison Edward, laborer, h. 896 Water Cornisky Hugh, seaman, 887 Cherry Corrodon William, tailor, h 238 W . 18th Cornley Patrick, laborer, h. 183 Cherry Corroll Robert, carman, h. 478 Third av. Cornwall Augustus, lawyer, 195 Broadway, li. 89 Sid­ Corroll William, filer, 99 Oliver, h. 167 W . 85th ney pi. B rooklyn Corry Ann, wid. James C. liquors, h. 99 Orange Cornwall Charles, weaver, h. 95 W . 27th Corry Arthur, carman, h. 209 Spring Cornwall F. William, collector, h. 168 Elm Corry Benjamin, painter, h. 401 Ninth Cornwall Henry, liquor, 279 Water, h. 279 Water Corry William, carpenter, li. 48 Fourth Cornwall John, segars, 296 Greenwich, h. 296 G’wich Cors Frederick, tailor, h. 188 Delancey Cornwall Richard A. drugs, 134 Water, h. B rooklyn Corsa Jackson, milk, 224 Wooster, h. 224 Wooster Cornwell George, books, 91 Beaver, h. Poughkeepsie Corsa Oliver II. clerk, 848 Third av. h. 94 E. 28th Cornwell Henry R. varnisher, h. 862 Grand Corscaden James, boardingh. 482 Cherry Cornwell Jacob W . coal, 479 Broome, h. 58 Third Corsan, Denton, Burdekin & Co. hardware, 15 Gold Cornwell Jeremiah, cupper, 279 Delancey Corsar Abner, carpenter, 170 Forsyth, h. 22 Ludlow Cornwell John, polisher, h. 244 Walker Crosby Henry (col’d), whitewashing, h. 497 Houston Cornwell John T. chairmkr. 80 Attorney, h. 211 Fifth Corse Chris, grocer, 195 W. 16th, h. 195 W . 16th Cornwell John W. saloon, 807 B’way, h. 16 Franklin Corse Henry, feed, 401 West, h. 737 Washington Cornwell Joseph, painter, h. 686 Washington Corse Israel, leather, 2 Ferry, h. 106 Fifth av. Cornwell Julia A. widow, h. 199 Eighth av. Corse Israel, 153 E. Broadway Cornwell Peter M. scalebeam maker, h. 18 Essex Corse Maria, wid. John B. h. 26 Oliver Cornwell Richard, chairs, h. 55 Pitt Corse Robert T. broker, 62 Wall, h. Astor h. Cornwell Richard, feed, h. 228 Rivington Corse & Pratt, leather, 2 Ferry Cornwell Theodore, cooper, h. 104 Orchard Corsepius Otto, cutler, 206 Hester, h. 34 Forsyth Cornwell Thos. M. coals, 479 Broome, h. 479 Broome Corson Andrew E. forw’dg. 121 Broad, h. 36 Vesey Cornwell Tim. chairmaker, 71 Bowery, h. 19 Ridge Corson John W . physician, h. 49 E. Broadway Cornwell Timothy, plumber, h. 212 Av. A Corson John, bootfltter, h. 107 Bayard Cornwell Whitehead, h. 27 Ludlow Corson Joseph, provisions, 47 Fulton mkt. h. Smith Cornwell William K. books, 91 Beaver, h. 78 Pacific, c. Cook, Wullamsburgh B rooklyn Corson Peter R. produce, 61 W . Washington mkt. h. CORNW ELL T. M. & J. W . coal, 479 Broome 164 Franklin Cornwith Nicholas, confectionery, 413 Eighth av. h. Corson Richard, dyeing, 865 Bowery, h. 865 Bowery 413 Eighth av. Corson Samuel D. carpenter, h. 127 Christopher CORONER’S OFFICE, 9 New City hall (basement) Corson William C. hardware, 15 Gold, h. England Coronna Nathan, imp. 18 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Corson & Shields, produce, 6, 7 & 8 W . Wash. mkt. Coronna & Co. imps. 18 Liberty Corson, Denton, Burdekin & Co., hardware, 15 Gold Cororon Sar. wid. Lancelot, dressmak. h. 886 E. 12th Corss Byron L. 62 Wall, h. Astor h. Corp Ann, wid. Samuel, h. 85 Walker Corsters Theodore, shoemaker, h. 157 W. 82d Corr James, harness, h. 163 First av. Cort Joshua H. stoves, 50 Bowery, h. 88 S. First, Wil- Corr James, smith, 82d c.^Lex’t’n av. h. 424 Third av. lia/msburgh Corr John, marblepolisher, 78 Third av. Cort Lewis, stonecutter, h. 463 Greenwich Corr Owen, paver, h. 300 Ninth av. Cort Nicholas, stoves, 50 Bowery, h. 84 S. First, Wil- Corr Joseph, liquors, 330 W . 88d, h. 830 W . 83d 1/iamsburgh Corr Patrick, carman, h. W . 48d n. Eleventh av. Cort Nicholas, stoves, 858 Grand, h. Williamsburgh Corr Patrick, stairbuilder, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Cortanze Charles de, mer. 114 Wall Corr Peter, cooper, h. 818 Madison Cortely John, laborer, h. 67 Oliver cos 156 COS Cortelyou John, cutter, h. 104 King Cosgrove Thomas, laborer, h. 115 E. 28th Cortelyou Mary Ann, wid. William, h. 196 Third av. Cosgrove J. & B. coopers, 39 Ann & 10 Burling si Cortelyou Peter C. typefounder, 29 Spruce, h. Staten Cosgruff Patrick, laborer, h. E. 37th n. Third av. Island Cosine Walter S. printer, 107 Mer’s. ex. h. 130 W. 84th Cortelyou Simon H. printer, 44 Ann, h. Myrtle ay. Cosland Leopold, clerk, h. 50 Ridge Brooklyn Cosley Thomas, brassfinisher, h. 363 Sixth av. Cortelyou William L. clerk, *124 Bowery, h. 225 Ninth Coss Moses B. (cord), cook, h. 148 Church CORTELYOU & GIFFING, typefoundry, 29 Spruce Cossart John E. clerk, h. 95 Thompson Corter Samuel, cabinetmaker, h. 856 Sixth Cosselo James, liquors, h. 206 Av. C Cortes Elizabeth, wid. Samuel, h. 252 Canal Cossitt Fred. II. C. mer. 123 Liberty, h. WeehawJcm Cortissos Abraham, tailor, h. 558 Pearl Cossitt Howard & Hill, mers. 123 Liberty Cortney Nich. grocer, 434 Third av. h. 434 Third av. Cost Stephen (col'd), laborer, h. 2 Mechanics al Corts Samuel, seaman, h. 428 Tenth Costa Guiseppe, barber, 60 Spring, h. 135 Crosby Corvan Anne, dressmaker, h. 114 Bleecker Costa John M. imp. 59 Warren, h. 50 Yesey Corvan Philip, clerk, 437 Ninth av. Costa John W. imp. 59 Warren, h. 50 Yesey Corvan Richard, boatman, h. 119 Ninth av. Costan Thomas, carpenter, h. 214 Fifth Corveu Catherine, widow, h. 18 Christopher Costar Alda, wid. Henry, h. 115 Sullivan Corven Mary, crockery, 19 Elm, h. 19 Elm Costar Brown, grocer, 62 Jackson, h. 62 Jackson Corvin James, bricklayer, h. 203 E 17th Costar Edward, carpenter, h. 10 Columbia Corwin Abraham, bookkeeper, h. 116 Bowory Costar Henry R. vermin exterminator* depot 448 Corwin Addison M. clerk, h. — Lexington av. Broadway, h. 105 Sullivan Corwin Anne E. dressmaker, h. 114 Bleecker Costar John, h. Gramercy h. CORWIN BENJAMIN Y. R. grocer, 811 Broadway Costar Lucien J. coal, 142 Elizabeth h. 192 Greene Costello Archibald, j>orter, h. r. 13 Rose Corwin Charles T. grocer, 92 Front, h. York, Br'klyn Costello Barclay J. pawnbro. 501 Pearl, h. 501 Pearl Corwin D. W drygoods, 44 Beaver, h. Cincinnati Costello Bernard, plasterer, h. I l l E. 28th Corwin Daniel W. grocer, 203 Front, h 61 Second av. Costello Catharine, wid. Thomas, groceries* h. 42 Corwin Edward B. clerk, City Hall, h. 22 Forsyth Spring Corwin Edward C. dockbuilder, 104 Barclay, h. Jersey Costello Daniel, tailor, h. 2 Batavia City Costello Dennis, tailor, h. 81 Roosevelt Corwin Elisha, coal, 189 Greene, h. 192 Greene Costello James, baker, h. 12 Cherry Corwin George S. fruits, 1 Fulton & 91 South, h. Costello James, clothing, 43 West, h. 43 West Jersey City Costello James, liquors, h. 809 W. 87th Corwin John M. drygd. 807 Sixth av. h. 807 Sixth av. Costello James, pianomaker, h. 40 City Hall pi. Corwin John N. mer. 807 Seventh av. h. 63 W . 19th Costello Jane, wid. John, clothing, 423 West Corwin John Y. express, h. 6 Yarick Costello John, boatman, h. r. 41 Cross Corwin Mary, wid. James, h. 161 Elm Costello John, pianomaker, h. 127 E. 26th Corwin Siles, shipjoiner, h. 96 Cannon Costello John, tailor, h. 83 Forsyth Corwin William R. hatter, h. 20 Norfolk Costello Joseph, porter, h. 127 Mott CORWIN W ILLIAM S. grocer, 639 Broadway, h. Costello Mary, wid. Matthew, h. r. 72 Oliver 192 Greene Costello Michael, laborer, h. r. 41 Cross CORWIN & CO. grocers, 203 Front Costello Michael, laborer, h. 597 Grand Corwith Cdth. F. wid. David H. fancygood, 25£ Cath­ Costello Michael, laborer, h. r. 68 James arine Costello Michael, laborer, h. 331 W. 26th Cory Charles, locksmith, 278 Division, h. 278 Division Costello Michael, laborer, h. 251 Third av. Cory Charles & Son, locksmiths, 278 Division Costello Patrick, liquors, 7 Sixth, h. 7 Sixth Cory Enos, mason, h. 116 E. 19th Costello Patrick, h. r. 5 Sixth Cory John S. locksmith, 278 Division, li. 278 Division Costello Patrick, carpenter, li. 199 E. 83d Cory Michael, carter, Ninth av. c. W . 41st Costello Patrick, laborer, h. 553 Broome Cory Noah, clerk, h. 213 Yarick Costello Patrick, mason, h. 159 W. 89th Cory Uzal, furnaces, 96 John, h. Jersey Cit/y Costello Patrick, waiter* h. 227 Elizabeth CORY & WEBSTER, furnaces, 96 John Costello Perlis, boatman, h. r. 41 Cross Coryell Myers, machinist, h. 652 Fourth Costello Richard, plumber, h. 270 First av. Coscaden James, boardingh. 432 Cherry Costello Thomas, laborer, h. 852 E. 12th Cosgrave Bernard, manuf. h. 205 E. 26th Costello Thomas, laborer, h. 41 Market Cosgrave Denis, painter, h. 87 Jackson Costello Thomas, laborer, h. 292 W. 32d Cosgrave Dennis, laborer, h. 214 E. 21st Costello William, liquors, 29 Cross Cosgrave Robert, bootm’ker, Eleventh av. n. W. 45th Costello William, sawyer, h. 203 E. 13th Cosgriff Bernard, cabinetmaker, h. 246 E. 13th Costello William, silverplater, h. 74 Broome Cosgrove Barnet, cooper, 39 Ann & 10 Burling si. h. Costello William, stonecutter, h. 307 Monroe . 216 S. Third, WUliamsbivrgh Costello & Lynch, porterhouse, 5 Sixth Cosgrove Catharine, wid. John, liquors, h. 13 Broome Costelloe Bridget, wid. James, h. 228 Sullivan Cosgrove Catharine, h. 228 W. 26th Costelloe Edward, porter, h. 516 Eighth av. Cosgrove Daniel, cabinetmaker, h. 131i Division Costelloe Edward^ butcher, Av. B c. Eleventh Cosgrove Ellen, wid. Lawrence, h. 104 W. 19th ^Costelloe Henry, laborer, h. W. 46th n. Tenth av. Cosgrove Edmond, bricklayer, h. E. 81st, bet First Costelloe James, grocer, h. 122 E. 20th &, Second avs. Costelloe Philip, carman, h. 122 E. 20th Cosgrove Edward, printer, h. 70 Pitt Costelloe Richard, laborer, h. r. 267 W. 82d Cosgrove Francis, carpenter, h. 180 W. 14th Costelo Edward, butcher, Av. B c. Eleventh, h. 470 Cosgrove James, cooper, h. 90 E. Broadway Eleventh Cosgrove James, mats, 154 W . 17th, h. r. 154 W . 17th Costelo Michael, bootmaker, h. W. 49th n. Sixth av. Cosgrove James, laborer, 222 E. 17th Costelo Thomas, butcher, Wash, m kt h. 463 First av Cosgrove James, cooper, 39 Ann & 10 Burling s i h. Costeloe James, baker, h. 12 Cherry Brooklyn Costelow Patrick, carpenter, h. W. 36th n. Seventh av. Cosgrov,e James, ostler, h. r. 412 Madison Coster Daniel J. coal, 140 Waverley pi. h. 47 W. 14th Cosgrove John, laborer, h. 83 W. 18th Coster Geo. W. lawyer, 61 Chambers, h. 26 Union pi Cosgrove John, laborer, h. 341 Third av. Coster Henry, 6 Wall, h. 24 W. 16th Cosgrove John, liquors, 56 Grand & 32 Laurens, h. Coster Henry A. h. 105 W. 14th 40 Laurens Coster Henry, butcher, 448 Ninth av. h. 448 Ninth av Cosgrove John, whipmaker, h. r. 20 Prince Costigan Dan. blacksmith, h. Seventh av. n. W. 34th Cosgrove John J. liquors, 76 Centre, h. 76 Centre Costigan Daniel, bookbinder, h. 406 Broome Cosgrove Joseph, laborer, h. 237 E. 20th Costigan James, blacksmith, h. 229 W. 26th Cosgrove Michael, carpenter, h. 105 E. 25th Costigan Lawrence, groceries, 134 Mott, h. 184 Mott Cosgrove Michael, cooper, 328 Stanton, h. 328 Stanton Costigan Mary, h. 69 Cannon Cosgrove Michael, laborer, h. 306J- First av. Costigan William, clerk, h. 727 Eighth av. Cosgrove Michael, laborer, h. 117 E. 28th Costilow Thomas, mason, h. 169 Av. B Cosgrove Patrick, fruit 586 Grand, h. 586 Grand Costner William, turner, 44 Eldridge, h. 364 Allen Cosgrove Peter, hats, 195 South, h. 196 South Costo Jacob, tailor, h. 18 Mulberry Cosgrove Terrence, matmaker, h. 180 W. 14th Costolo Edward, butcher, h. 177 Av. B Cosgrove Thomas laborer, h. 60 Pitt Costolo James, laborer, h. 93 Trinity pi. cou 157 cou Costolo William, porter, 65 Mott Coughlin Maurice, porter, h. 40 Robinson Coston John, agent, 24 S. William, h. 88 Fourth, Wil- Coughlin Patrick, carpenter, h. E. 21st n. First av. liamsfourgh Coughlin Patrick, laborer, h. 198 Amos Cotalls John, tailor, h. 88 Forsyth Coughlin Patrick, laborer, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Ooth Henry, grocer, 1T8 Elizabeth, h. 179 Delancey Coughlin Patrick, laborer, h. 245 E. 18th Cotheal Alex. I. mer. 49 Water, h. 12 Ninth Coughlin Richard, laborer, h. 90 Catharine Ootheal Charles W . mer. 49 Water, h. 12 Ninth Coughlin Timothy, mason, h. r. 289 Av. A Cotheal David, mer. 1 Beaver, h. 68 E. Broadway Coughlin Wm. butcher, ll9 Hudson, h. 27 First av. Cotheal Henry L. mer. 12 Old si. h. 147 W . 11th Coughlin William, laborer, h. r. 23 Bethune Cotheal Isaac E. mer. 49 Water, h. 12 Ninth Couillard Kenny, captain, h. 158 W . 11th Cotheal W m. com. mer. 1 Beaver, h. 68 E. Br’dway Coulden John M. (col’d), porter, 119 Elizabeth Cotheal H. & D. & Co. (in liquidation) mers. 49 Couley Phillip, laborer, h. 291 Tenth av. Water Coulihen Daniel A. porter, h. 108 E. 18th Cotheal & Co. com. mers. 1 Beaver Coulson Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 248 Tenth Cotheal & Co. (in liquidation) mers. 49 Water Coulson John S. clothier, 148 William, h. Natchez Cothell George, porter, h. r. 9 Yandewater Coulson Robert, paperstainer, h. 801 W . 26th Cotman Harmon, laborer, h. 17 Clinton Coulstan James, tailor, h. 66 James Cotrel Thomas, printer, 10 Spruce, h. 218 S. Fourth, Coulstion Mary, dressmaker, h. 397 Sixth av. WiUiamsburgh Coultas John, seaman, h. 348 Madison Cotoni Joseph, segars, h. 257 Av. A Coultas Thomas, fish, 119 Monroe, h. 887 Madison Cotte John B. broker, 183 Bowery, h. 138 Bowery Coulter Alex. H. carpenter, 187 Ninth, h. 99 E. 22d Cotte P et confectioner, 19 W . B’way, h. 19 W. B’way Coulter Elizabeth, seamstress, h. 292 W . 82d Cottenet Francis, imp. 48 Broad & 46 New, h. 85 Coulter George, bakery, 21 Spring, h. 21 Spring Fifth av. Coulter James E. liquors, 521 Ninth av. & W. 43d COTTENET F. & CO. imps. 48 Broad & 46 New n. Eleventh av. h. 521 Ninth av. Cotter Christine, wid. Wm. h. 63 Stanton Coulter John, laborer, h. 241 Tenth av. Cotter David, rigger, h. 616 Water Coulter John, boilermaker, h. 186 Av. C Cotter Duglass G. 128 Fulton, h. Second av. n„ 80th Coulter John, carpenter, h. 292 W. S2d Cotter Edward, assorter, h. r. I l l Greene Coulter John, shippingmaster, h. 51 Orange Cotter John, laborer, h. r. 80 Oliver Coulter Mary, wid. Charles, washing, h, 41 Watts Cotter Mary Ann, dressmaker, h. 75 Bayard Coulter Samuel, hardware, 211 Pearl, h. 174 E. 28d Cotter Michael, shipcarpenter, h. r. 85 Columbia Coulter Wm. carpenter, 187 Ninth, h. 288 Ninth Cotter Patrick, laborer, h. 83 Oliver Coulter William, foreman, h. 182 E. 23d Cotter Wm. metalroofer, 617 Hudson, h .ll Hammond Coulter William E. tailor, h. 862£ Tenth Cotter William, smith, h. 800 W . 27th Coulton Richard N. hairdresser, h. r. 402 Grand Cotterel Mary (col’d), wid. Francis, washing, h. W . Coumby John, laborer, h. 90 W . 28th 49th b. Ninth & Tenth avs. Couness John, waiter, h. 81 Oak COTTIER CHARLES, importer, 4 Cortlandt, h. 4 Countsell Ann^ wid. John, h. 248 Tenth Cortlandt Countz Oscar, clerk, h. 67 Marion Cottier John, watchmaker, 7 Maiden la. h. 79 Cran­ COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE, 10 City Hall berry, Brooklyn COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE, So, 2d c. Fourth, Cottiers Joseph, stairbuilder, 97 W . 33d, h. 97 W . 83d WUliamsburgh Cottlow Lewis, clothg. 415 Eighth av. h. 415 Eighth av Coupe W illiam H. saloon, 107 Canal, h. 107 Canal Cotton Cbauncey, tinner, h. 158 W . 88th COURIER & ENQUIRER, 70 W all Cotton Ed. milliner, h. 150 W . 17th Courier Joseph W . clerk, 16 Exchange pi. h. 58 Cotton John, shoemaker, h. 614 Eighth av. Barclay Cotton Joseph, pedler, h. 171 E. 26th Course John, grocer, 164 Leonard, h. — Chatham Cotton Samuel jr. clerk, h. 158 W . 38th Coursen Gershon H. grocer, 76 Cortlandt, h. 8 W . 21st Cotton Thomas, silkwinder, h. W . 51st n. Ninth av. Coursen Hetty, wid. Abraham, h. 282 Fourth Cotton William H. acct 32 Ferry, h. Bedford, L. I, Court Lewis, carver, h. 463 Greenwich Cottor William, carpenter, h. 543 Eighth av. Courtar James, mason, h. r. 299 W . 26th Cottoun Joseph, segars, h. 257 Av. A Courteny James, carman, h. 44 W . 80th Cottrell Rosalind, h. 16 Howard Courtin Nap, imp. wine, 41 Walker, h. 41 Walker Cotts Leopold, tailor, 8 Fifth, h. 8 Fifth Courtney Eugene*, blacksmith, 84 Pell, h. 84 Pell Couch George W . captain, h. W . 45th n. Ninth av. Courtney Denis, blacksmith, h. 187 Av. A Couch Hezekiah, seaman, h. W . 45th ri. Ninth av. Courtney James, boardingh. h. 73 Oliver Couch W illiam, h. 50 Bleecker Courtney James, fancystore, 50 Grand, h. 50 Grand Couchman George, paver, h. 845 Seventh av. ^Courtney Michael, carpenter, h. 208 A v. A Coudert Charles, teacher, h. 95 S t Mark’s pi. Courtney Robert, porter, h. 145 Suffolk Couenhoven Jas. T. carpenter, h. 142 W . 80th j Courtney Rose, wid. John, h. 877 10th Couer Michael, laborer, h. 312 W . 80th Courtney Samuel, mason, h. r. 292 W . 28th Coufield George, boxmaker, h. 157 Av. A Courtney Thomas, laborer, h. 6 Depeyster Cougann Peter, h. 26 Chestnut Courtney Thomas, laborer, h. 291 Av. A Cougel George W . moulder, h. 45 Clinton Courtney Thomas, carman, h. 184 Tenth av. Cough John, mason, h. r. 68 Yandam Courtney William, carpenter, h. 85 W illett Coughe William, engraver, h. 126 Broome Courtois Hector, barber, 708 Broadway, h. 708 Broad­ Coughey Rachel, wid. Henry C. h. 420 Tenth way Coughlan David, laborer, h. 108 Roosevelt Courty James, h. 55 Carmine Coughlan Florence, h. r. 289 Av. A Courvoisier George, imp. 119 Fulton, h. B rooklyn Coughlan James, books, 84 Sixth av. h. 84 Sixth av. Courvoisier Henry, engraver, r. 80 Cortlandt, h. 273 Coughlan John, liquors, W . 26th c. Eleventh av. Greenwich Coughlan John, mason, h. r. 291 Av. A Courvoisier, Jules, clerk, h. 51 Elm Coughlan Julia, wid. John, h. r. 291 Av. A Couse John T. tailor, h. 9 Bleecker Coughlan Mary N. dressmaker, h. 84 Sixth av. Cousens James, machinist, h. 577 Grand Coughlan Michael, police, h. 219 First av. Cousinery Firman, mer. 27 S. William & 41 Stone, h. Coughlan Patrick, tailor, h. 86 Seventh 80 Great Jones Coughlan Richard, plasterer, h. 412 Seventh av. Cousinery F. &, Co. mers. 27 S. William & 41 Stone Coughlan Timothy, mason, h. r. 291 Av. A Cousins John, broker, 85 Park row Coughlen Daniel, hatter, 227 West, h. 227 West Cousins Margaret, h. 171 W . 20th Coughlen Patrick, driver, h. 200 W . 21st Cousins Mary, boardingh. 547 Greenwich Coughlen Alex, liquors, 241 E. 11th, h. 241 E. 11th Cousins William, engineer, h. 885 Ninth Coughlen John, drygoods, h. 238 Tenth av. Cousselle Isidore, clerk, h. 204 Hester Coughlin James, carman, h. 49 James Coutan Aglae, school, h. Fifth av. c. E. 31st Coughlin James, pedler, h. 886 Tenth Coutan Charles J. agent, 1 Nassau, h. Fifth av. c. Coughlin James, watchcases, h. 186 Liberty W . 21st Coughlin John, laborer, h. r. 23 Bethune Coutan Jules, school, Fifth av. cor. West 81st Coughlin John, mason, h. r. 289 Av. A Coutant Jane, wid. Daniel, tailoress, h. 297 Sixth Coughlin, Julia, wid. John, h. r. 289 A v. A Coutant Jane, wid. Gilbert, h. 18 Third av. Coughlin Mary, wid. Michael, h. E. 41st bet. Third & Coutant Lewis P. h. E. 48th, bet. Lexington and Lexington avs. Fourth avs. cow 158 COX Content Peter, agent, 467 Third av. h. 467 Third av. Cowhy Michael P. hatter, 233 Third av. h. 288 Third Coutenche Henry, carpenter, h. 391 Ninth ay. av. Couthill George N. smith, h. r. 107 W. 20th Cowicz L. Jerzy (Rev.), 13 City hall pi. Coutin Gustavo, segars, 717 Broadway, h. 717 B’way Cowie Robert, carpenter, h. 71 Carmine Covart Jacob, porter, h. r. 106 Laurens Cowing James A. I l l B’way, Trinity build, h. 90 Coutm G. 45 E. 18th Craven James, saddler, 899 Broadway & 32 Canal, h. Crawford William, laborer, h. 82 Thompsoi 899 Broadway Crawford William, plasterer, h. 177 W . 82t Craven John, carpenter, h. r. 177 Elizabeth Crawford William, sawyer, h. 450 West Craven Julianna, wid. Christopher, grocer, 48 Mott Crawford & Thomas, liquors, 181 Eighth av, Craven Thomas, fireman, h. W . 43d, n. Eleventh av. Crawley Daniel, laborer, h. 570 Eighth av. Cravling Jacob, clerk, h. 98 King Crawley Henry, laborer, h. 271 Monroe Craw Alexander, news agent, h. 88 Ludlow Crawley James, laborer, h. 2 James Craw Elizabeth (col’d), wid. Zoph, laundress, h. 228 Crawley James, policeman, h. 272 Stanton Second Crawley James, tailor, h. 446 Washington Craw John, printer, h. 392 Seventh av. Crawley John, cooper, h. r. 174 Madison Crawbeck Catharine, greengro. 60 Washington m kt Crawley John, laborer, h. 218 Cherry h. 808 W . 38d Crawley John, laborer, h. 614 Water Crawbuck James F. butcher, E. Broadway c. Grand, Crawley John, printer, 121 Fulton h. 186 Bridge, 21cVn h. E. 23d, n. Second av. Crawley John, wireworker, h. 226 Sullivan Crawbuck Peter A. butcher, h. 808 W . 83d Crawley Joseph, clerk, h. 155 E. 26th Crawbuck William, upholsterer, 358 Grand, h. 94 Crawley Michael, police, h. 65 Greenwich Rivington Crawley Patk. harnessmaker, 38 Av. C, h. 38 A v. 0 Crawbuck William S. butcher, 192 Wooster, h. Wee- Crawley Paul, tobacconist, h. r. 45 Perry hawhen,, 2J. J. Crawley Timothy, cabinetmaker, h. 50 Lewis Crawford A . h. 292 Second av. Crawley William, carpenter, h. r. 181 First av. Crawford Alexander, butcher, h. 99 Chrystie Crawley & Co. printers, 121 Fulton Crawford Alexander, police, 174 Chambers Crawley John, laborer, h. 173 Charles Crawford Andrew, laborer, 301 W . 19th Crawson Francis, woolsortcr, h. W. 43d n. Tenth av. Crawford Archibald M. police, 38 Barclay Cray Tamor, wid. John, boardingh. 41 Marion Crawford Bernard, shoemkr. 382 Cherry, h. 382 Cherry Crea John, laborer, h. 249 E. 18th Crawford Charles, clerk, 90 Wall Cread Catharine, wid. Morris C. h. r. 95 Orange - Crawford Charles, flagger, h. 200 Seventh av. Creadin John, laborer, h. 878 Pearl Crawford Charles H. machinist, h. 112 Yarick Creadle Jacob, carman, h. 355 Seventh av. Crawford David, carman, h. 151 E. 28th Creag Jane, wid. Clark, tailoress, 184 Division Crawford Erastus, wheelwright, h. 161 W . 27th Creahen Philip, varnish, 6 Oak, h. 6 Oak Crawford George, oil mer. 107 Broad, h. 243 W. 19th Creamer Francis, porter, h. 244 Tenth Crawford George, printer, h. 108 E. 16th Creamer John, wheelwright, h. 113 Pitt Crawford George C. paints, 107 Broad, h. 243 W . 19th Creamer Mary, wid. Luke, boardingh. 16 city hall pi. Crawford George* W. carman, h. 191 E. 24th Creamer Michael, boots, 10 Centre Crawford Henry, tailor, h. 25 Yandewater Creamer Thomas, police, h. 166 W . 29th Crawford Hugh, carpenter, h. Seventh av. c. W. 19th Crean Napoleon, mason, h. 103 Cherry Crawford Hugh, weaver, h. 281 W . 28th Crean Patrick, grocer, 88 Goerck, h. Sheriff c. Broome Crawford Jame3, h. 268 W. 29th Crean Richard R. cashier, 97 Nassau Crawford James, boardingh. 174 W . 16th Creane Annie, wid. Charles, nurse, h. 281 Third Crawford James T. acct. 129 Water, h. 246 Seventh Creaton Peter, carpenter, h. 68 Lewis Crawford James, butcher, 821 Third av. & 125 E. Creaven Anne, h. r. 252 Mott 26th, h. 123 E. 26th Creavy James, painter, h. 479 Cherry Crawford James, gardener, h. r. 146 Eighth av. Crebassol Prosper, artist, 396 B’dway, h. 896 B’dway Crawford James, laborer, h. r. 281 Mulberry Cree Samuel, laborer, h. 282 W . 28th Crawford James, stonecutter, h. 275 Ninth av. Creed Daniel, porter, h. 20 Thames Crawford James H. liquors, 482 Sixth av. h. 287 Creed George A. carman, h. 134 W . 87th Eighth av. Creed James, shoemaker, h. 227 E. 21st Crawford Jane, wid. Walter, boardingh. 65 E. B’way Creed John, carman, h. 119 A v. C Crawford Joel, carman, h. 163 Suffolk Creed John, laborer, h. 34 Cherry Crawford John, carman, h. 19 Elm Creed Michael, laborer, h. r. 73 Goerck Crawford John, coachman, h. 166 W . 15th Creed Thomas II. & Co. brokers, 11 Broadway, h* 6 Crawford John, bootmaker, h. 45 Hamilton Rector 11 ci 162 CKO Creedan Dennis, laborer^Bfco Burling slip Crick Julia, wid. William, h. 236 Spring Creeden Timothy, tailorjh Water, h. 679 Water Crickard Thomas, waiter, h. 27 Bank Creedon Cornelius, clerijl r. 29 Roosevelt Crickman Winney (cold), laborer, h. r. 118 Ridge Creedon Michael J. clcrfe. 51 White Crif Caroline, wid. Karl, tailoress, h. r. 216 Second Creedon Patrick,' saloonJTcanal, h. 50 Canal Crillard Matturin, tailor, h. 24 Sullivan Creegan Bernard, liq u op 4l Seventh ay. Crilley John, liquor, 235 E. 11th, h. 285 E. 11th Creegan John, painterjf r. 238 Elizabeth Crilly Margaret, wid. Patrick, sewing, h. 108 E. 18tb Creeley Nicholas, forefn, h. 276 W. 28th Crilly William, waiter, h. 44 Trinity p i Creem William, laborpi. r. 219 Second Crim Edwin, bootmaker, h. 536 Pearl Creemer Elizabeth, w William W . boardingb. 409 Crimble Stephen, carman, h. W. 17th n. Tenth av Broome Crimen Timothy, carpenter, h. E. 29th n. Second av Creemer John, paintfh. 186 Mercer Cripps Edward W . millinery, 111 Canal h. Ill Canal Creenfelder Isaac, siis, 135 Goerck, h. 135 Goerck Crispell Levi, boardingh. 1084 Broadway Creeny James, pain#, h. 479 Cherry - Crispus John, carman, h. 10 Gansevoort Creevey Matthew, Apiors, 488 Seventh av. h. 488 Crisser Adam, plainer, h. r. 267 W . 88th Seventh av. i Ciissey Benjamin, late carman, h. r. 155 .W. 13th Creevy Julia, widJBhn, liquors, 476 Cherry Crissey Lyman D. painter, h. 121 Greenwich av. Cregan Charles Hjpo visions, 250 Christopher, h. 160 Crissy Angelina M. wid. Samuel F. h. 164 Ninth av. Christopher J Crissy Chas. C. grocer, 16 Gouverneur, h. 16 Gouverir, Cregan Martin, lalrer, h. 695 Water Crissy Charles F. machinist, h. 135 Delancey Cregan Patrick, Borer, h. 261 E. 18th Crist Abraham, lawyer, 14 Wall, h. 62 Harrison,. Cregan Peter, cljk, h. 623 Washington Brooklyn Cregan Simon, ifcrer, h. 485 Twelfth Crist Charles B. tailor, 153 Perry, h. 153 Perry Cregar Henry, finan, h. 103 W . 30th Crist Christian S. butcher, 219 W. 17th, h. 213 W. 17th CREGAR SAjDEL, physician, 185 Third av. h. 185 Crist Gouvenier M. grocer, Bleecker c. Hammond, h Third av.W 155 Perry Cregg Georgejfcwyer, h. 374 Ninth Crist Jacob, sawing, 146 Perry, h. 156 Perry Cregg ThomaHaborer, h. 569 Greenwich Crist John W. printer, 139 Water, h. Hoyt c. Atlantic, Creggan Marfwid. James, washer, h. r. 180 Elizab. Brooklyn Creggy Jam # tailor, 136 Nassau, h. 9 Marion Crist & Hurst, lawyers, 14 Wall Cregier Corllius M. butcher, 20 Cent, mkt. h. 81 Cristadoro Joseph, hairdrsr. 6 Astor b. h. 131 E. 21st Third J Cristalar Alexander M. auctioneer, 23 Bowery, b. 83 Gregier J o * clerk, h. 434 Hudson Mott Cregier Joi>h, clerk, b. r. I l l Essex Cristian Thomas, laborer, 97 Morton Crehan CjPles E. mer. 244 Fulton, h. 21 Henry, Cristman Frederick, tailor, h. 553 Pearl Broof/n Cristoff Lemerich, locksmith, h. 338 Third Crehangefbraham, imp. 73 William, h. P a ris Cristy James, butcher, 222 Church, h. 9 Lispenard Creig Jaif?9* plumber, h. 12 Third av. Cristy Moses, butcher, 222 Church, h. 9 Lispenard Creig J o i, laborer, h. W. 40th n. Tenth av. Critchell Thomas, bookkeeper, h. — Hamersley Creigan hn, liq. 275 Seventh av. h. 275 Seventh av. Crittenden Charles, boardingtu 158 Cherry CreiganJam©^ laborer, 182 E. 83d Crittenden Robert N. acct. 80 Wall, h. 9 Liberty, Creigh fon , locksmith, h. 23 Elm B rooklyn Creighjp Arthur D. tinker, h. 37 Grand Crittenden William, carman, h. 93 Columbia Creighpa Bernard, engineer, h. 128 Av. C Critton William J. clerk, h. 270 W. 28th Creig®1 David, mason, h. 278 Tenth av. Crobey Peter, laborer, h. 134 Leonard Creig/on Fred, chronom. 42 Fulton, h. 91 Second av. Croeharon Edmund, h. 94 Seventh Creidcon George W. crockery, 393 Hudson, h. 95 Crocheron David, drygoods, 221 Greenwich, h.B'Tdyn Tamersley Crocheron James M. drygoods, 293 Greenwich, h. Creifiton Hugh, fancygoods, 151 Waverley pi. h. 151 B rooklyn JVaverley pi. Crochoron Nicholas, hotel, 8 West, h. 8 West Cr«hton Jas. porter v’lt, 48 Anthony, h. 48 Anthony Crocheron Rich’d C. mer. 31 Broadway, h. Collamore Cri§hton John, clothing, 387 Hudson, h. 393 Hudson house Cnjghton John, metalroofer, 48 Anthony Crocker Anna, wid. William, boardingh. 5 Forsyth c/ighton Thomas, laborer, h. 494 Greenwich Crocker Charles, hosiery, 162 Canal, h. 162 Canal neigh ton William, boardingb. 23 Cherry Crocker David, fish, 8 Fulton mkt h. 65 Poplar geighton William, carpenter, h. 294 W. 28th Brookl/yn flreighton & Black, chronemeters, 42 Fulton Crocker Eben B. shipping, 28 Broadway, h. 5 Gra- Creighton & Edwards, clothing, 380 Hudson mercy pk. premble Stephen, driver, h. r. 281 W. 33d Crocker Eliza C. wid. David, h. 75 E. 14th Cremer Gustavus, cabinetmaker, 25 Marion Crocker Ferdinand A. shipchandler, 52 South, Ik /Cremer John, painter, h. r. 281$ Elizabeth Duffield, Brooklyn / Cremer John H. brassfinisher, h. 183 Stanton Crocker James H. carman, h. 14 Ludlow ' Cremer Rose, wid. Patrick, h. r. 281$ Elizabeth Crocker John, carman, h. 346 Eighth av. Cremine Joseph W. teacher, h. 87 Av. B Crocker Stephen, 51 Wall, h. Union sq. c. E. 15th Cremon Martin, boardingh. 33 Washington Crocker Thomas, confectioner, 186 Spring, h. 186 Crenan Patrick, carman, h. 81 Hudson Spring . '. Crenion Patrick, mason, h. 95 W. 27th Crocker Thos. A. fish, 8| Fulton mkt. h. 65 Poplar, Crepin Ernest, lace, 241 Broadway, h. 105 Sullivan Brooklyn CREPIN & PA YEN, laces, h, 241 Broadway Crocker Wm. A. fancygoods, 53 John, h. Ta/rrytown Cressent John, chairmaker, h. r. 132 Leonard Crocker & Rogers, fish, 8£ Fulton market Cresswell Stephen, clerk, h. 549 Pearl Crocker & Stow, fancygoods, 53 John Crest Charles, tailor, h. 153 Perry Crocker & Warren, shipping, 28 Broadway Creter Ann B. wid. Simon, dfessink’r, h. 277 First av. Crockett Catharine, wid. Samuel, h, 10 Deshrosses Creutzburg Charles, barber, 93 Seventh av. h. 93 Crockett Grace, h. 10 Desbrosses ,vJ Seventh av. Crockett Henry, shipcarpenter, Ii. 256 Seventh Creuziger Hugo, bolsterer, h. r. 21 Suffolk Crockett John, agent, h. 8 Chestnut Creveling Abraham, physician, h. 118 Barrow Crockett John, carpenter, h. 312 Second Creveling Edw. W . crockery, 422 Hudson and 192 Crockett Simon, painter, 273 Bleecker, h. 4 Commerce Duane, h. 88 Morton Crockett Susan, boarding h. 115$ Grand Creveling Elisha W . crockery, 422 Hudson and 192 Crockett William S. tailor, h. 210 Elm Duane, h. 88 Morton Crockson John C. shipcarpenter, h. 421 West Creveling, Warne & Garrison, imp. and wholesale and Croe Bridget, wid. Thomas, laundress, h. 157 Perry retafi dealers in china, glass and earthenware, 192 Croe Thomas, carman, h. 157 Perry Duane and 422 Hudson Crofford John, coachman, h. 166 W. 16th Creven Michael, plasterer, h. 205 E. 33d Crofford John, porter, h. 441 Twelfth Crevier Julian, agent, 122 Church, h. 178 Duane Croffut Jonathan, physician, h. 145 Av. C Crevy Lawrence, mghtwatch, h. 26 Twelfth Croft Augustus H. printer, h. 249 Broome Crewell Bolles F. carpenter, h. 89 W. 88d Croft James N. u. s. b. warehouse, h. 5 Morris Crible Henry, liquors, 303 Water, h. 303 Water Croft John, broker, 100 Wall, h. Long Island Crichton Sarah H. wid. Thos. drsmkr. h. 66 Sullivan Croft & Rose, brokers, 100 Wall CEO 163 CEO Crofton Geo. liquors, 845 Tenth ay. h. 345 Tenth av. Cronan Michael J. bricklayer, h. 204 E. 19th Crofton Henry, blacksmith, h. T5 Broome Cronan Nicholas, laborer, h. r. E. 40th u. Third av. \ Crofton Henry, laborer, h. 75 Broome Cronan Patrick, laborer; h. r. 138 E. 22d Crofton John & Michael Boyer, blacksmiths, 7 Clin­ Crone Annastatia, wid. William, h. 96 E. 11th ton, h. 159 E. 11th Crone John H. carman, h. 200 Seventh Crofton John, smith, 7 Clinton, li. 159 E. 11th Crone Thomas, brushmaker, h. 292 Sixth Crofut Charles, bonnetpresser, h. 306 Houston Cronen Cornelius, waiter, h. 332 E. Twelfth Crogan George, carman, h. 54 Greenwich Cronenberg, Lawrence, cabinetmaker, h. 224 Houston Crohn Henry W . grocer, 353 Rivington, h. 353 Riv- Cronenweth Jacob, baker, 104 Centre, h. 104 Centre ington Croney James II. tailor, 737 Broadway, h. 176 E. 26th Crohn & Doscher, grocers, 353 Rivington Croney & Lent,, tailors, 737 Broadway Croin Michael, cooper, h. r. 109 Eldridge Cronin Cornelius, h. 253 E. 12th Croke William, laborer, h. 324 Cherry Cronin Cornelius, laborer, h. 90 Catharine Croker Eyere C. v e t snr. h. 103 E. 26th Cronin Daniel, mer. California, h. 110 Wooster Croker Henry, printer, h. 201 E. 21st Cronin Denis, grocer, h. 38 Madison i Croker William, laborer, h. 280 E. 18th Cronin Dennis, cooper, h. 64 Greene ’ Croley Hanora, apples, 8 Depeyster Cronin John, cooper, h. 439 Cherry | Croley John, moulder, h. 222 W . 16th Cronin John, shoemaker, h. 426 Twelfth ! CROLEY SAMUEL, druggist, 400 Eighth ay. h. 400 Cronin John, laborer, h. r. 112 E. 22d Eighth av. Cronin Margaret, wid. Andrew, h. 77 Crosby Crolius Clarkson, h. 408 Houston Cronin Mary, mantuamaking, 64 Greene, h. 64 Greene i CROLIUS EDW ARD, hardware, 25 Fulton, h. 69 Cronin Michael, police, h. 17 Bridge Henry, B rooklyn Cronin Michael, grocer, 72 Centre, h. 72 Centre \ Crolius Edward, sailmaker, 86West, h. N, J. Cronin Michael, stonemason, h. 294 First av. Crolius George, police, h. 68 N. Moore Cronin Thomas, carman, h. 876 Madison !» Crolius John, weigher, 81 Broad, h. 32 Perry Cronk Andrew S. liquors, 275 Bleecker, h. 64 Grove j Crolius Joseph, sailmaker, 37 South, h. 264 Munroo Cronk David J. carpenter, h. 319 Sixth Crolius William, boatbuilder, h. 241 Henry Cronk Elisha P. broker, h. 689 Washington Crolius Wm. A. sailmaker, 23 South, h. First pi. n. Cronk Isaac S. shoemaker, h. 185 Delancey Court, B rooklyn Cronk Joseph, carpenter, h. 282 Sixth i| Crolius William I. h. 80 Fourth Cronk Mathias, hackman, h. r. 113 Waverley pi. Crolius & Mann, sailmakers, 87 South Cronk Reuben B. shoemaker, h. 64 W illett t Croll James, blacksmith, h. 188 Monroo CRONK SAMUEL W . h. 75 W. 26th i Crolley Thomas, mate, h. r. 433 Hudson Cronk Susan, wid. John, boarding, 434 Hudson I Croly David, silversmith, h. 99 Hudson Cronk Warren W . 6arman, h. 17 Bedford J Croly Peter, laborer, h. 365 Cherry Cronk W illiam H. blacksmith, h. 201 E. 24th ir Crombach Louis, tailor, h. 88 Mulberry Cronk’s hotel, 275 Bleecker i CROMBIE HUGH, dept, sheriff, 11 City hall; & Cronkhite Charles, drygoods, 12 Pine, h. 8 Leroy pi. shoemaker, 20 Av. 0, h. 47 Av. C Cronkhite James P. com. mer. 54 & 56 Exchange pi. £ Crombie Mary S. teacher, 65 Carmine h. 70 W . 11th Crombie Richard, tailor, h. r. 253 W . 28th Cronkhyte Frances, wid. Elijah H. hinges, 183 Prince, Cromelicn Jame^2'M. imp. 5 Erie buildings, h. 192 h. 46 Charlton Eighth av. Cronkright Cornelius, lime, W . 15th n. Ninth av. h.. Cromelien & Duhain, imps. 5 Erie Buildings 210 W . 15th e Cromer Harriet, wid. J. vegetables, 4 Essex m kt h. .Cronkright Garrett, h. 75 Ninth av. 76 Orchard Cronkright Jas. distiller, 18 Twelfth, h.12 Abingdon sq. ® Cromer Nicholas, butcher, 142 Clinton, h. 196 Second Cronkright James, mer. 143 Maiden la. Crommelin Alfred, agent, h. 1110 Broadway Cronkright Stephen Y . glue, 69 Ninth av. h. 69 Crommelin Catharine A. wid. George, h. 87 Ninth Ninth av. Crommelin Edward, roofer, 626 Washington, 'h. 629 Cronley James, cooper, h. 105 Reade Washington Cronly Hannah, confectioner, 208 Canal, h. 208 Canal. Crommelin Robert O. broker, 64 W all, h. 94 W illough­ Cronyn W . B. storage, 28 Pearl, h. Brookl/yn by, B rooklyn Crook Charles jr. mer. 31 Bridge, h. 31 Bridge Crommelin Wm. H. stonecutter, foot W . 17th, h. 759 Crook Chester K. dining saloon, 27 Fulton, h. Wil- Greenwich liamsbv/rgh Crommil Edward, h. 561 Broome Crook Eleanora, wid. Wm. C. confectionery, 350- Nf Cromwell Beniamin, machinist, h. 409 First av. Second av. CROMWELL CHARLES T. lawyer, 51 William, h. Crook Henry, grocer, 56 W . B’dway, h. 56 W . B’dway 513 M anersing Island Crook Jabez B. fishingtackle, 50 Fulton, h. Brooklyn £1 Cromwell Daniel, carpenter, 123 Allen, h. 127 Allen Crook John, weaver, h. 231 W . 30th Cromwell Daniel ir. fish, 41 Front & 20 Coenties si. Crook John H. eatinghouse, 195 Washington, h. 174: I* h. 127 Allen Adams, B rooklyn gji Cromwell Edward, h. 108 Yarick Crook Joseph, pedler, h. 338 Third Cromwell Edward, flour, 209 Front, h, 193 Henry Crook Julia, wid. Daniel, boardingh. 110 E. 19th gjj Cromwell Henry, hardware, 79 Barclay, h. 125 Allen Crook Richard L. importer, 22 Pine, h. Fulton av. n.. Cromwell James, carman, h. 48 Leroy Bedford pi. B rooklyn Cromwell James, carman, n. 115 Hammond , Crook, Rufus, refectory, 91 Wall, h. 66 Lawrence,. Cromwell John, furnishing, 290$- Grand, h. 225 E. B rooklyn ki Broadway Crook Samuel, dining saloon, 19 Fulton market, h- . j Cromwell John, mason, h. 471 Ninth av. 113 High, B rooklyn £ Cromwell John L. carver, 222 South, h. 2 S. 6th Crook Samuel H. hotel, 80 Chatham W illi amsburgh 4 Crook Thomas, cutter, h. r. 171 Clinton Tjj Cromwell Richard, h. 225 E. Broadway CROOK R. L. & BARKER, imps. 22 Pine Cromwell Richard jr. strawgoods, 138 William, h. 225 Crooke Robert L. com. mer. 91 West, h. 21W . Wash­ E. Broadway. ington pi. Cromwell Thomas, mer. 34 Spruce, h. 80 Twelfth Crooker Geo. C. mechanic, h. E. 37th n. Second av. Jj Cromwell Wm. drygoods, 65 Liberty, h. 242 E. B’dway Crooker George C. teamster, h. First av. n. E. 44th JJyCromwell W illiam A. late mer. h. 231 E. 12th Crooker Harriet, boardingh. 4 & 5 State Cromwell W illiam D. imp. 18 D ey & 176 Fulton, h. Crooker James H. grocer, 66 A v. C, h. 66 Av. C 46 St Mark’s pi. Crooker Mathew A. shipbuilder, 2 S. William, h. 7' Cromwell & Birdsall, flour, 209 Front E. 81st 1 Cromwell & Carter, hardware, 79 Barclay Crooker Philip S. shipjoiner, h. 118 Eldridge wi CROMWELL, W ILLIAM S & Co. imps. 18 Dey & Crooker Robert, police, h. 81 Ludlow* 1m 176 Fulton # Crooker Samuel H. printer, h. 63 Willett »" Cronan Cornelius, shoemaker, 235 Twelfth Crooker Samuel M. painter, 272 South, h. 271 Third ®, Cronan Dennis, carpenter, h. 228 Sullivan Crooker W illiam, sawyer, h. 280 E. 18th Wj Cronan James, carman, h. r. 235 Madison CROOKER W ILLIAM E. grocer, 197 South, h. 130 M Cronan John, mason, h. 314 W . 26th Madison Cronan John, tailor, h. 209 E. 21st CROOKES GEORGE & CO. cutlery, 104 John, b . Hr Cronan Lawrence, laborer, h. 71 Goerck England CEO 164 CEO Crookes Geo. K. agent, 104 John, h. Brooklyn Cross R bt bookbinder, r. 18 Carmine, h. 319 Hudson Crookes John, locksmith, h. 92 W. 24th Cross Sarah, wid. Charles C. liquors, b. 77 Orange Crookes Joseph H. shirts, 49 John, h. Newark, N. J. Cross Susan, wid. Henry, boardingh. 78 E. B’dway Crookes Mary, wid. George, h. 95 Delancey Cross Thomas, gasfitter, h. 145 Third av. Crookes Septimus, agent, 28 Cliff, h. 758 Broadway Cross Thomas, bricklayer, h. 149 Goerck CBOOKS BAMS A Y, mer. 73 Broad, h. 14 Street, Cross Thomas, locksmith, 617 Grand, h. 617 Grand Mark’s pl. Cross William, mason, h. W . 36th, n. Eighth av. Crooks Robert, h. 177 26th Cross William H. barber, 183 Duane, h. 183 Duane Crooks Saihl. butcher, 20 Wash, mkt. h. 126 E. 27th Cross William H. butcher, 38 Clinton, h. 181 Stanton Crookston Morris, carpenter, 300 Mulberry, h. 140 Cross & Hoyt, brushes, 189 Pearl Hammond Crossan Dennis, shoemaker, h. 164 W. 13th Croper Peter, machinist, h. 255 Delancey * Crossan Francis, overseer, h. W . 43d n. Eleventh av. Cropp Michael, rags, h.r. 90 Sheriff Crosse Bertbold, tinman, 14 Av. A h. 180 Essex Cropper Benjamin, needles, h. 86 W. 17th Crossen Anthony, rags, h. 95 Orange Cropper Edw. (cord), laborer, h. r. 85 Thompson Crossen John, machinist, h. 147 Elm Cropper Jas. C. lace, 68 B’way, h. 177 Henry, BHyn Crosset Alexander, policeman, h. 2 Church Cropper Thomas B. seaman, h. 67 E. 14th Crossier Isabella, wid. Wm. h’keeper h. 370 Eighth av Cropsey Andw. drygoods, 94 Canal, h. 170 Thompson Crossingham Elizabeth, wid. Thos. h. 687 Eighth av. Cropsey Dorcas, tailoress, h. 608 Fourth Crossingham Lydia, wid. George, h. 189 W. 40th Cropsey Eliz. grocer, 22 Wash. mkt. h. 59 Robinson Crosslaland Wm. weaver, 196 W. 16th, h. 196 W. 16th Cropsey Elizabeth, wid. Jasper, h. 59 Robinson Crossley John, patternmaker, h. 296 W. 29th v Cropsey Jacob, fruits, 1 Fulton m kt & 91 South, li. Crosseley John & Sons, carpets, 15 John 278 Pearl, Brooklyn Crossett Alexander, police, h. 2 Church Cropsey James, drygoods, 124 Canal, h. 7 Laigbt Crossman Charles, machinist, h. 152 Rivington Cropsey Jasper, boxmaker, h. 183 Amos Crossman Christian, tailor, h. 590 Fourth Cropsey Jasper F. drygoods, 88 Canal, h. 645 Houston Crossman Henry, umbrellas, 46 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Cropsey Peter, butcher, h. 148 E. 26th Crossman William H. carman, h. 15 Sixth av. Cropsey W. H. clerk, 19 Nassau, h. 24 Nassau, Brook­ Crossman James, umbrellamaker, h. 361 Grand lyn Crossman John A. shipmaster, h.292 Third CROPSEY, CORWIN & CO. fruits, 1 Fulton mkt. Crossman Samuel E. barber, 66 Cortlandt & 91 South Crossman II. & Co. umbrellas, 46 Cedar Cropsy Andrew, fruits, 1 Fulton mkt. & 91 South, h. Crosson Hugh, boatman, h. 12 Gansevoort — Sands, B rooklyn Crosson Owen, laborer, h. 77 W. 19th Croquet Alexander F. glassstainer, h. 93 Perry Crosson Thomas D. varnish er, h. 104 W. 24th Crosby Christopher, laborer, h. W . 84th n. Tenth av. Crosthwait Joseph, newsman, h. 129 W. 15th Crosbie Jas. butcher, 97 Seventh av. Crosswell Edwin, agent, 90 Prince & 117WcsLh. Crosby Amelia, wid. Roswell, boardingh. 41 Eldridge Fifth av. n. E. 18th Crosby Bartley, printer, h. 20 Oak Croter Elizabeth, wid. Alb. dressmaker, h. 170W. 34th Crosby Charles, secretary, 413 B’way, h. B rooklyn Crother Thomas, stonecutter, h. 369 Seventh av. Crosby Darius S. agent, l i Cortlandt, h. Jersey City CROTHERS JAMES, hacks, Broadway b. 29th k Crosby David, waiter, (col’d), h. r. 184 Chrystie; 30th, h. 119 W. 28th Crosby E. wid. Owen, h. E. 42d n. Second av. \ Crothers John, boatbuilder, h. 118 Sheriff Crosby Edward W. tailor, 91 Cedar, h. 1 Benson': Crothers John, seaman, h. 729 Washington Crosbyfllenry, (col’d), whitewasher, 497 Houston Crothers John, tailor, 54 Chatham, b. 504 Broome Crosby Henry L. physician, h. 483 Pearl Croton Manufacturing Co. 297 W. 31st & 44 Cortlandt Crosby Henry T. lace, 375 Broadway, h. 170 W . 14th Croton & Sparta limeworks, 502 West Crosby Howard, professor, h. 12 Rutgers pl. Crottey Patrick, laborer, h. r. 105 Thompson Crosby James, machinist, h. 610 Water Crotty Catharine, sewing h. r. 177 Elizabeth Crosby James, seaman, h. r. 14 Pelham Crotty James, stonecutter, li. 206 Av. A Crofby James, surveyor, h. 117 Fourth av. Crotty Michael, builder, W. 29th n. Eleventh av. h. Crosby Jane, wid. Mat. 533 Washington W. 29th n; Eleventh av. Crfisby John, clerk, h. 19 Duane Crouch George, trunks, 176 B’dway & 176 Chatham, cibsby John, drugs, 115 First av. h. 864 Eighth h. 34 Horatio Crosby John E. engineer, h. 193 Av. A. Crouch James J. marblecutter, h. 351 W. 26th drosby John P. lawyer, 1 Hanover, h. 248 Mercer Crouch John, builder, 120 Amity, h. 152 W. 16th 0rosby Julia A. wid. Alexander H. h. 46 W. 29th Crouch William J. boxes, 20 Fletcher, h. 288 Scher* Crosby Miles, (col’d), laborer, 45 LaUrens merhom, Brooklyn /Crosby Miles, (col’d), laborer, h. r. 17 Laurens Crouch & Fitzgerald, trunks, 176 Chatham, 1 Maiden tCrosby Miles, laborer, h. 307 Madison la. & 176 Broadway Crosby Orrin H. books 36 William, h. 161 W. 16th Crouchley Thomas W. H. watches, h. 18 Essex Crosby Patrick, shoemaker, h. 280 W. 17th Crough James, grocer, 65 Cherry, h. 65 Cherry Crosby Robert R. h. 12 Rutgers pl. Crout Mary A. wid. David, h. 379 Bowery ' Crosby S. D. com. mer. 12 Coen ties si. h. Brooklyn Crouta John, theatre, h. 72 Hester Crosby Seth, shipchand. 52 South, h. WilUamsh'ii/rgh Crouter Anthony, clerk, h. 250 Ty. 29th Crosby Solomon L. tailor, 22 Bowery, h. 204 E. B’way Crouter Catharine, washing, h. 175 Amos Crosby Thomas, distiller, h. 472 Ninth av. Crouter Phoebe, h. r. 130 Amos Crosby William, coachman, h. 98 W . 19th Crouze Albert, imp. 15 John, h. 15 John Crosby William B. h. 12 Rutgers pl. Crow Cornelius, drover, h. E. 39th n. Third av. Crosby, Crocker & Co. shipchandlers, 52 South Crow Ebenezer F. carman, h. 712 Greenwich Crosby & Sackett, tailors, 22 Bowery Crow Ellis N. feed, 145 Sullivan, h. 75 Charlton Croscre Edward, bricklayer, h. E. 31st, n. Second av. Crow Daniel, shoemaker, h. 12 Downing > Crosdale Abigail, widow, carpetsewing, h. 234 Hudson Crow James, blacksmith, h. 482 Eighth av. Crosenbach Fred, shoes, 116-Chambers, h. 92 Warren Crow James, laborer, h, 693 Water Crosett J. L. 98 Broadway, h. ----- Crow Jas. stonerubber, li. Tenth ay. b. W. 24th &26th Crosier Charles, tailor, h. 2 Pelham Cjrow James N. paints. 118 Canal, h. Mott I/aven Crosley Roger, paperstainer, W . 31st n. Ninth av. h. Crow Langstaff N. builder, h. 1135 Broadway. 161 W . 30th Crow Robert, carman, h. 63 Jane Cross Alexander, house agent & builder, 189 Eighth Crow Robert, carman, h. 645 Hudson av. h. 189 Eighth av. Crow Thomas, mason, h. 151 E. 24th Cross Alexander, tailor, h. 14 Pelham Crow Thomas D. police, h. 75 Robinson Cross Elizabeth, wid. John C. dressmaker, h. 71 First Crowe Catharine, wid. Thomas, h. 80 Barrow Cross Henry, cooper, h. 216 Stanton Crowe Cornelius, clerk, h. 5 Monroe Cross James, agent, 9 Battery pl. h. 59 W. 22d Crowe Cornelius, laborer, h. 289 Front 'Cross Jas. brushes, 189 Pearl, h. Lansingburgh JJ. Y. Crowe George, teacher, h. 194 Fourth Cross James M. 9 Battery pl. h. 59 W. 22d Crowe James, liquors, 141 E. 24th Cross Jeremy.L. publisher, 110 John Crowe Johanna, wid. Daniel, h. 17 Whitehall Cross Joseph, blacksmith, h. 671 Fourth Crowe John, inspector, h. 15 Cherry Cross Joseph, mer. 3 Erie pl. h. 33 Jay Crowe John, musician, 42 Elm Cross Richard S. confectioner, 185 Sixth av. h. 185 Crowe Martin, clerk, h. 422 Eighth av. Sixth av. Crowe Patrick, grocer, 48 Frankfort CRO 165 CRO Crowel Deborah, wid. Stephen, h. 48 Factory Crowther Thomas, woollens, h. 1234 W . 27th Crowell Abraham W . physician, h. 188 Eighth ay. Crowze Albert, imp. 15 John Crowell Albert G-. accountant. 85 Pine, h, 52 King Croxson Jacob B. mer. 58 Broadway, h. 5 Poplar, Crowell Benajah, mer, 208 Broadway, Jersey Civy B rooklyn y Crowell Catharine, h. r. 223 W . 16th Crozer Henry, tailor, h. 416 Tenth Crowell Charles, stevedore, h. r. 124 Monroe Crozier George, carpenter, h. 201 W. 20th Crowell Chas. C. dryg’ds, 3T4 Bowery, h. 123 Hudson Crozier Hugh G. grocer, 213 Fulton, h. Northern h. Crowell Edward, clerk, h. 152 Charles Crudden Thomas, bootmaker, 217 Ninth av. Crowell Edward, examiner, 2 Hall o f Records, h. 152 Crugan Peter, porter, 623 Washington Charles Crugar W . E. weigher, c. h. h. B rooklyn Crowell Elisha, fish, 26 Coenties si. h. 73 Warren, Cruger John, cooper, h. 17 Cannon B rooklyn Cruger Eliza, h. 89 Clinton pi. Crowell Gilbert M. D. L. clerk, 178 Canal Cruger Harriet D. h. 55 Broadway & 28 Park pi. Crowell J. H. saddler, 313£ Third av. h. 225 W . 31st Cruger John P. 35 E. 25th Crowell John M. dentist, h. 196 Second av. Cruger Samuel C. (col’d), janitor, h. 36 Liberty Crowell Joseph, weigher, pier 52 n. r. h. 149 Charles Crughlan John, shoemaker, h. 28 Spruce Crowell Joseph T. printer, 16 Spruce, h. Rahw ay Cruicksbanks Catharine, wid. Patrick, washing, h. r. Crowell Martin L. sec’y ins. co. 285 Greenwich & 72 281 Elizabeth Wall, h. Hoboken Cruikshank Augustus, acct. 81 Wall, h. B rooklyn Crowell B. M. agent, 218 Broadway, h. 58 Essex, Cruikshank Edward,«wharf. 33 Broadway, h. 296 At­ Jersey City lantic, B rooklyn Crowell Samuel, fish, 26 Coenties si. h. B rooklyn Cruikshank James, agent, 33 Broadway, h. 79 Pacific, CROW ELL SOMMERS, railing, 79 Duane & foot B rooklyn W . 46th, h. 80 Chatham Cruise James, late butcher, h. 419 Second av. CROW ELL S. & A S. real estate & insurance brokers, Cruise John, gardener, h. 412 Third av. 45 Fulton, Brooklyn Cruise William, laborer, h. r. 280 Mulberry Crowell Theo. clerk, 51 Beaver, h. 80 Bedford Cruise William, physician, h. 192 E. 21st Crowell & Co. fish, 26 Coenties slip Crulfaald John', pcdler, h. 831 Third CROWEN T. J. books, 599 Broadway, h. Hastings Crum Andrew, laborer, h. 415 First av. Crowfoot Lyman, policeman, h. 178 Ludlow Crum Christopher, pedler, h. 558 Ninth av. Crowford William, h. 218 Wooster Crum John A. dryg’ds, 186 Fulton, h. Judson’s hotel Crowley Ann, boardingh. r. 100 Anthony Crum John D. grocer, h. 15 Jones Crowley Buckley, b. 381 Water Crumb William R. clerk, h. 352 Bleecker Crowley Charles, agent, h. 282 Walker Crumbie James, late druggist, h. 897 Fourth Crowley Cornelius, liquor, 12 James Crumbie Robert, late druggist, h. 397 Fourth Crowley Daniel, laborer, h. 107 W. 33d Crumbie William D. druggist, 818 Bowery & 862 Crowley Dennis, apples, h. 16 Washington Broadway Crowley Florence, carpenter, h. 216 Cherry Crumby John, mer. 87 Cedar, h. Staten Island Crowley Hector, laborer, h. 247 Canal Grumell William, carpenter, h. 195 Hester Crowley James, earriagemaker, h. E. 35th n. First av. Crumie William, coachman, h. 10 Battery pi. Crowley James, policeman, h. 272 Stanton Crumley James shoemaker 135 Greenwich av. h. 135 Crowley Jeremiah, contractor, h. 247 W. 43d Greenwich av. Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, h. 11 Ludlow . Crumley John, porter, h. 71 Henry ■Crowley Jeremiah, plasterer, h. 57 Av. B Crumley Thomas, carman, h. 64 W. 24th Crowl ey Jeremiah, shoemaker, 294 First av. Crumlisk Alexander, charcoal, h. 19 Sheriff Crowley Johanna, wid. Mchl. sewing, h. r. 67 Cath’rine Crummar Edward, liquors, 145 Orange, h. 145 Orange Crowley John, cooper, h. r. 174 Madison Crummey Edward F. butcher, 71 Roosevelt, h. 100 Crowley John, shipwright, h. 327 Madison York, B rooklyn Crowley John, fruit, h. r. 6 Batavia Crummie Wm. carpenter, h. W . 26th, n. Seventh av. Crowley John, junk, 223 South Crummy Andrew, shoemaker, h. 183 Av. B Crowley John, laborer, h. r. 67 Catharine Crummy John, laborer, h. r. 244 Monroe Crowley John, laborer, h. 4 Stone Crummy John, packer, h. r. 348 W . 29th Crowley John, laborer, 247 W . 43d Crummy Robert, laborer, h. 218 Monroe Crowley John, liquors, 356 Cherry, h. 356 Cherry Crump Franc. R. watchmak. 88 Bleecker, h; 83 Biker Crowley John, shoemaker, 245 Madison Crump Hannah, nurse, h. 31 Horatio ? Crowley John, tailor, h. 73 Duane Crump John W . (cold), cartman, h. r. 169 Essex Crowley Joseph, tailor, h. 84 Nassau Crump Josiah H. builder, h. 33 Cannon Crowley Lawrence, tailor, h. r. 25 Monroe Crump Samuel, engraver, 60 Nassau, h. 44'S. Sixth, Crowley Mary, wid. John, h. 41 Hamilton William sburgh Crowley Mary, wid. Timothy, fruit, h. 381 ‘Water Crunewald George, liquors, 57 Attorney Crowley Michael, bootmaker, 370 Third av. Cruse Bernard, drygoods, 133 Cedar, h. 183 Cedar Crowley Michael, laborer, h. 324 Cherry Cruse Chris. F. (Rev.), W . 20th b. Ninth & Tenth avs. Crowley Michael, laborer, h. r. 80 Oliver Cruse Richard, laborer, h. 121 E. 11th Crowley Michael, stonecutter, h. 13 Abingdon pi. Crusell George, carpenter, b. 206 W . 16th Crowley Miles, laborer, h. 356 Cherry Crusell Walter, carpenter, h. 279 W . 19th Crowley Patrick* flowerstaraper, h. 165 E. 11th Cruser Edmund, weaver, h. 456 Eighth av. Crowley Patrick* laborer, h. r. 64 Montgomery Cruser Matilda, tailoress, h. 31 Thompson Crowley Robert, needles, 100 William, h. 3 Fourth, Crusoe Benjaman, driver, h. r. 170 Elm Wuliamsburgh Crpssell William, insp. h. 198 W . 24th Crowley Thomas, turner, h. 245 W. 43d Crust John, rigger, h. 8 Batavia Crowley Timothy, laborer, h. 291 Front Cruttenden David II. teacher, 32 Crosby, h. 23 Cot­ Crowley Timothy, plasterer, h. 49 Essex tage pi. Crowley W illiam, varnisher, h. 197 E. 13th Cruvillier Justine, boardingh. 152 W . Broadway Crowley Wm. & Son, manufacturers o f needles and Cruz Juan M. com. mer. 47 New, h. 51 W. 15tli fish hooks, 100 William, h. England Cryder John, mer. 73 & 74 South, h. Whitestone, L. /. Crowley & Shanny, junk, 223 South Crygier Ann, wid. John, boarding h. 26 Greenw’h av. Crowly Elizabeth, wid. John, varieties, 89 Roosevelt, Crygier George A. driver, ft. 225 Fifth h. 89 Roosevelt Crygier John J. dentist, 26 Greenwich av. Crowly Richard, laborer, h. 95 W. 82d Crystal Margaret, h. 328 Third Crown Anthony, liquors, 150 Anthony, h. 150 Leonard Crystal Thomas, shoemaker, h. 328 Third Crown Catharine, h. 200 W . 21st Cubberley Aaron, baker, 54 Houston, h. 54 Houston Crown David, machinist, h. 268 W . 29th Cubberley David, shoemaker, 99 Fulton, h. Wil­ Crown Jennet, wid. James, h. 88 Broome liamsburgh Crown Margaret, washing, h. 225 W . 21st Cubberley Isaac, clerk, h. 178 Chambers Crown Michael, clerk, h. r. 178 W. 20th Cubbin John, safemaker, h. 351 W. 26th Crown William, laborer, h. 13 Rose Cubbin Thomas, safemaker, h. 851 W. 26th Crown & Hurson, liquors, 147 Anthony Cubje Charles, tailor, h. 48 Houston Crowther Ann, wid. Kershaw, 287 Ninth av. Cuche Charles, baker, h. r. 67 Thompson Crowther John, overseer, h. Eleventh av. n. W. 44th Cuckolts John, cabinetmaker, 179 Chrystie, h. r. 152. Crowther Richard; h. 82 W . 19th / Orchard CUL 166 CUM Cudbirth Thomas, agent, h. 858 Bleecker Cullen Michael, laborer, h. r. 85 Mott Cuddey John, carman, h. 7 Goerck Cullen Patrick, laborer, h. r. 143 E. 24th Caddie John, blacksmith, h. 281 Elizabeth Cullen Patrick, waiter, h. 60 Rutgers Oudmore Henry, shoemaker, h. 169 Second Cullen Thomas, liquors, Eleventh av. c. W. 45th & 8 Cuddy James, clerk, h. 259 Greenwich Pitt, h. 8 Pitt Cuddy John, blacksmith, 641 Hudson, h. 645 Hudson Cullen Thomas, carpenter, h. Second av. n. E. 81st Cuddy Martin, stonecutter, h. 209 Ninth av. Cullen Thomas R. clerk, h. 159 Third av. Cuddy Patrick, liquors, h. 263 W. 26th Cullen William, cooper, h. 61 Clarkson Cuddy Patrick, liquors, 253 W. 26tb Cullen William, salesman, h. 37 Jackson Cuddy William, planes, 242i Grand, h. 242* Grand Cullen William, laborer, h. 173 W. 35th Cudlipp Charles, pawnbroker, 289 Spring, h. 289 Culley Ellen, wid. Peter, h. 219 Seventh Spring Calley John, liquors, 293 E. 11th Cudlipp David, late hatter, h. W. 48th n. Ninth av. Culley John J. liquors, h. 293 E. 11th Cudlipp Elizabeth, wid, David, h. 28T Ninth av. Culley Michael, carpenter, h. 341 E. 12th Cudlipp George, clerk, h. 308 Hudson Culley William, carpenter, h. r. 182 Clinton CUDLIPP REUBEN IL lawyer, 116 William, h. 205 Culliffe William, harness, h. 147 Seventh av. E. 18th Culligan Felix, shoemaker, h. 203 Grand Cudlipp Wm. H. clothier, 308 Hudson Ji. 308 Hudson Cullim Michael, lamplighter, h. W. 45th n. Fifth av. Cudmer Patrick, laborer, h. r. 13 W . 12tli Cullim Patrick, watchman, h. 30 Hamilton Cudmore Ann, vestmaking, h. 65 Greene Cullimore George, shoemaker, h. 200 E. 13th Cudmore James, printer, h. 212 Walker Cullimore John, laborer, h. 289 W. 16th Cudmore Patrick, confect. 492 Pearl, li. 492 Pearl Cullin James, carman, li. 645 Hudson Cudney John, liquors, 2 Gouverneur & 27T Division, Cullingford, William H. shoemaker, h. 88 Willett h. 243 Monroe Cullinny Mortimer, porter, 91 Front, h. 194 City Cudlor John, hatter, 38 Oak, h. 61 James hall pi. Cue Christian, tailor, h. 29 Av. A Cullins Ann, liquors, 115 Anthony, h. 115 Anthony r i n ll ^ A n T l n n w r 1o K A rn i* l i 0.0.0 W O A fK Cuedy N. carman, h. 189 W . 13th Cuff Frederick, watchmaker, h. 28 Bowery Culliton Thomas, barkeeper, h. 315 Bowery Cuff James, laborer, h. r. 15 Cannon. Cullman Ferdi. upholsterer, 661 Broadway & 291 Cuff James, laborer, h. 203 Av. C Bowery, h. 291 Bowery Cuff James, laborer, h. 495 Tenth av. Cullman Frederick, turner, h. 62 Pitt Cuff Patrick, liquors, 306 & 592 Eighth av. h. 806 Cully John, carpenter, h. 323 Sixth av. Eighth av. Cully John J. liquors, h. 298 E. 11th Cuff William, porter, h. 332 Ninth Cully Luke, tailor, h. r. 68 Essex Cuiling John, carman, h. 56 Marion Cully Patrick, liquors, 248 E. 13th Cuiling Margaret, h. 56 Marion Culman Caroline, wid. Jacob, seamstress, h. 880 Cuinet Louis C. cngineturner, 42 Ann, h. 45 Franklin Stanton CUINET & TISSOT, enginetumers, 42 Ann Culot Desiree, lodgings, 200 Church Culbert Alexander C. jeweler, 36 Canal, h. 6 N. 3d Culp Jacob, cartman, h. 32 Jackson Williamsbv/rgh Culp Theophilus, hardware, 13 Cliffy h. 156 E. 18th Culbert Alex. J. stairbr. 20 Bethune, h. 220 W . 27th Culross John, slater, h. 47 Clarkson Culbert Ann, wid. James, tailoress, h. r. 79 Elizabeth Culver Andrew R. clerk, h. 4 Attorney Culbert Francis, cooper, h. 133 Norfolk Culver Chatterton, purser, h. 34 Greenwich av. Culbert John W . com. mer. 24 Old sl.h. 23 Greene CULVER D AVID, hot air furnaces, ventilators and Culbert Mary, wid. Maurice, h. 254 Canal ranges, 52 Cliff, h. 51 Fourth Cnlbert/Nathaniel, jewelry, 136 Canal, h. 6N. Third, Culver Erastus D. lawyer, 289 Broadway, h. 82 8.2d, W&li(wisburgli Williamsburgh Culbert Samuel, artist, 326 Bowery Culver Frances, wid. Andrew B. h. 4 Attorney Culbert William, laborer, h. 399 Madison Culver Geo. J. carpenter, 278 Madison, b. 2 First av. Culbert A. C. & N. jewelers, 136 Canal Culver Henry, carman, h. 281 Seventh Culbert & Finley, com. mer. 24 Old si. Culver Henry, druggist, 218 Pearl, h. 49th b. Broad­ Culbert & Having, stairbuilders, 20 Bethune way & Eighth av. Culbane Patrick, sand, 415 West, h. 415 West Culver John, h. 194 Stanton Cupiane Thomas, stonecutter, h. 240 E. 14th Culver John, carpenter, h. 350 First av. Cufhann Daniel, smith, h. 855 W. 29th Culver John W . carman, h. 195 Fifth cShene Bridget, washing, h. f. 220J Broome Culver Nathaniel G. carpenter, h. 137 E. 26th Cmhene John, coachmaker, h. r. 220J Broomo Culver William G. carman, h. 172 Attorney Oilhina Dennis, laborer, h. 245 E. 18th Culver William G. carman, h. 21 Clinton fuligan Thomas, carman, 55 W illett Culver & Parker, lawyers, 289 Broadway Calion John, pedler, h. 116 Mulberry Culvert John, mason, 175 W. 28th Culkin James, shipjoiner, h. 833 Ninth Culvin Thomas, carman, h. r. 237 Madison /Culkin Patrick, laborer, h. 205 Av. C Culyer John, sexton, h. 231 Thompson I Culkin Robert, carman, h. 157 Perry Culyer John, carpenter, h. 145 E. 40th Cull Augustus, prof. h. 11 Spring Culyer William, sexton, h. 231 Thompson Cull David, marblecutter, h. 284 Eighth av. Cumberland Eliza, boardingh. 242 Mulberry Cull Rose, wid. James, h. r. 146 Cherry CUMBERLAND COAL & IRON CO. Broadway Cullagh Francis, shipjoiner, 84 West, h. 30 Laight cor. Wall Cullan Con. laborer, h. 16 Batavia Cumberland James, h. 43 Vesey Cullan Timothy, stonecutter, h. 284 W . 29th Cumberland John, h. 208 Monroe f Cullany Michael, cordials, h. 378 First av. Cumberson William, superintendent Catharine ferry, Cullaugh John, varnisher, h. 87 Norfolk h. 225 Bridge, B rooklyn Q, Cullen Charles, h. 274 Monroe Cumberton Mary Ann, wid. Thomas, h. W. 38th n. Cullen Charles, carman, h. 119 Twelfth Tenth av. Cullen Christopher, tailor, h. 292 First av. Cumble Ann, h. 87 Cliff Cullen Edward, carpenter, h. 244 Cherry Cumiford John, carman, li. r. 13 Pitt Cullen Edward, clerk, 363 Twelfth Cumiskey Daniel M. sailmaker, 29 South, b. 171 Pros­ Cullen Edward, painter, h. 18*Batavia pect, Brooklyn Cullen Edward F. bootmaker, 171 Broadway, h. Cumiskey James, laborer, h. 122 E. 26th Broadway c. 75th Cumiskey & Trundy, sailmakers, 29 South Cullen George, tailor, h. r. 76 Henry Cuming Thomas B. mer. 106 Pearl, h. 70 Ninth Cullen James, laborer, h. 4 Birmingham Cumings Abijah P. editor, 142 Nassau, h. WiUidiM’ Cullen James, laborer, h. 76 Charlton burgh Cullen John, clerk, h. 112 Bleecker Cumings James, iron foundry & millstones, 40 ®*» Cullen John, boardingh. 40 Whitehall Duane, h. 327 Broome Cullen John, marble, 168 E. 11th Cummerford Edward, laborer, h. r. 37 Monroe Cullen Joseph, upholsterer, h. 343 E. 12th Cummerford James, laborer, h. 261 E. 18th Cullen Michael, carman, h. 127 W. 33d Cummersheimer Henry, shoemaker, h. 12 Av. H Cullen Michael, laborer, h. 126 Stanton Cummin James, tailor, h. E. 41st c. Madison av* -Cullen Michael, fireman, h. 20 Morris Cumming Catherine, h. 48 Cross Cullen Michael, paintor, h. I l l Av. B Cumming Charles, clerk, h. 104 W est COM 167 CUN Camming Charles, glae, 7 Platt, h. Philadelphia Cummins Patrick, laborer, h. r. 86 Great Jones Cumming Charles, tailor, h. 509 Washington Cummins Thomas, seaman, h. 72 Oliver Camming James, saddler, h. 68 Jane Cummins Thomas, carpenter, h. r. 10 Jones Camming James P. 'mer. I l l Broadway, h. 826 Cummins Thomas A. drygoods, 18 Dey & 176 Fulton W . 24th Cummins William, baskets, h. r. 24 Oak Cumming Jane, h. 68 Jane Cummins William, laborer, h. 67 Cherry Cumming Jane E. wid. John, boardingh. 4 Bank Cummins William, drygoods, 422 Ninth av. CUMMING JOHN, confectioner, §§ 881 Tenth, h. r, CUMMINS, ALEXANDER & GREEN, lawyers, 11 881 Tenth Nassau Camming John P. contractor, 227 Tenth av. 817 W. CUMMINS, COLLINS & SEAMAN, drygoods, 18 24th , Dey and 176 Fulton CUMMINC JOHN P. & THOMAS JR. contractors, Cummiskey Chas. L. pilot, 69 South, h. 23] Hamilton 227 Tenth ay. h. 817 W . 24th Cummiskey James, laborer, h. 105 E. 16th Cumming Peter, accountant, h. 772 Greenwich Cumningiaam James, laborer, h. 812 Av. A CUMMING R. J. agent, 167 Broadway, h. 29 W . 18th Cumpf Michael, blacksmith, 407 Ninth av, Cumming Thomas, contractor, 237 W. 18th, h. 187 Cumskey Charles L. pilot, h. 23 Hamilton Wayerley pi. Cumstock Giles L. stables, 199 E. 28th, h. First av. c. Cumming Thomas Jr. contractor, 227 Tenth av. h. 145 E. 29th Tenth av. Cumston William, com. mcr. 44 Broad, h. 182 W . 28d Cumming Thomas W . druggist, 198 Greenwich, h. 20 CUNARD EDW ARD, agent, r. m. s. co. 4 Bowling Concord, B rooklyn green, h. Staten Island Cumming William A. contractor, h. 884 W . 24th Cunna Benjamin, saloon, 57 Houston, h. 57 Houston Cumming & Pollock, contractors, 237 W . 18th Cuniff Bernard, laborer, h. r. 446 Fourth Cumming & Vanduzer, druggists, 198 Greenwich Cuniffe Francis P. hardware, 119 Maiden la. h. Clif­ Cummings Abraham, lumber, Tenth av. c. Twelfth, ford house h. 173 W . 13th Cuningham Henry, mason, h. 282 W . 29th Cummings Anthony, mason, h. 28 Perry Cuningham John, carman, 74 Cherry Cummings Arthur, hatter, h. 160 Waverley pi. Cunlin Maurice, laborer, h. 22 Peck si. Cummings Barney, blacksmith, h. 5 Weehawken Cunneen John, late bootmaker, h. 42 W. Broadway Cummings Bernard, carman, h. 195 Seventh av. Cunneen Michael, shoemaker, h. 328 Bleecker Cummings Charles, clerk, h. 5 Morris Cunnel Patrick, mason, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Cummings Charles F. painter, h. 192 Mercer Cunney Henry, wheelwright, E. 88th, n. Third av. Cummings Cyrus, lawyer, h. 32 Bond Chinning Hugh, laborer, h. 274 Canal Cummings Daniel, laborer, 649 Water Cunning Mary, washing, h. 282 W . 28th Cummings Diana (co f d), washing, h. r. 25 Leonard Cunningham Alexander, blockmaker, h. r. 78 Cannon Cummings George, carman, h. 4 Bedford! Cunningham And. print. 188 William, h. fV'msburgh CUMMINGS HENRY K. hotel, 88 Pearl, h. 88 Pearl Cunningham Andrew, machinist, h. 48 Downing Cummings Henry R. lawyer, 11 Nassau Cunningham Anthony, laborer, h. 210 W. 25th Cummings J. L. acct h. 191 E. 15th Cunningham Catharine, wid. Michael, h. 516 Twelfth Cummings James, h. 827 Broome Cunningham Charles, driver, h. 89 Mott Cummings James, police, h. r. 77 Charlton Cunningham Charlotta, boarders, h. 170 W. 16th Cummings James, painter, h. 115 Delancey Cunningham Christopher, boilermaker, h. 312 Ninth Cummings Jeremiah W . (R ev.), k. 85 E. 27th Cunningham Constantine, laborer, li. r. 286 Mulberry Cummings John, apples, 26 W . Washington mkt. h. Cunningham Daniel, silversmith, 29 Mott, h. 29 Mott 158 Washington Cunningham Daniel, pedler, h. 128 E. 22d Cummings John, carpenter, h. r. 12 Thompson Cunningham Daniel, laborer, h. 31 Roosevelt Cummings John, carman, h. 194 Amos Cunningham Daniel, liquors, 57 Centre, h. 57 Centre Cummings John, baker, h. 84 Eighth av. Cunningham David, polisher, h. r. 226 W . 16th Cummings John, laborer, h. 86 W . 13th Cunningham David B. mer. 9 Pine, h. 548 Greenw’h Cummings John, laborer, h. 268 Monroe Cunningham Denis, baker, h. 39 E. Broadway Cummings John, shipwright, h. 141 Lewis Cunningham Edward, mason, h. 266 W . 82d Cummings Lawrence P. pianofortes, 108 E. 13th, h. Cunningham Edward, shoemaker, h. 325 Eighth 108 E. 18th Cunningham Eliza, h. 1 Greene Cummings Levy, mason, h. 145 Hammond Cunningham Eliza, wid. William, li, 211 Madison Cummings M. exchange, 93 Greene, h. 93 Greene Cunningham Emily, widow, h. 29 W. 18th Cummings Margaret, wid. Patrick, fruit, 12 Washing­ Cunningham Eugene, carman, h. 520 Twelfth ton mkt. h. 102 S. 6th, WiUiamsburgh Cunningham Francis, foundry, 67 Vestry, h. 163 Cummings Martin, laborer, h. 406 Tenth Hudson Cummings Mathias W . mason, h. 174 W . 34th Cunningham Francis, laborer, h. 260 W . 18th Cummings Michael J. carpenter, h. 445 Fourth Cunningham Francis, masoh, h. r. 170 W . 16th Cummings My. A. wid. Rob. tailoress, h. 92 Broome Cunningham Francis, roofer, h. 122 W . 19th Cummings Moody, builder, h. 55 W . 24th Cunningham Frederick, paper, 10 Spruce, h. 64 W.26th Cummings Owen, tailor, h. W. 47th n. Eighth av. Cunningham Fred’k, lawyer, Greenwich c. Warren Cummings Patrick, laborer, h. r. 727 Washington h. 64 W. 26th Cummings Patrick, laborer, h. 178 Laurens Cunningham George, shoemaker, 283 Tenth av. h. 283 Cummings Pat’k, fruit, 85 Ninth av. h. 85 Ninth av. Tenth av. Cummings Samuel, tailor, 44 Essex Cunningham Hannah, wid. Daniel, h. 223 Seventh Cummings Sarah, sewing, h. 203 W . 20th Cunningham H’y, hosiery, 23 Carmine, h. 23 Carmine Cummings Thomas, artist, h. 18 Thompson Cunningham Henry, watchman, h. 88 Grand Cummings Thomas, laborer, h. r. 120 Broome Cunningham Hugh, laborer, h. 247 E. 18th Cummings Thomas, roofer, h. r. 31 Essex Cunningham F. E. 29th cor. First av. Cummings Thomas, police, h. 295 W . 24th Cunningham James, carpenter, h. 70 Greene Cummings Thomas P. imp. 82 Beaver & 129 Pearl, Cunningham James, carman, h. W. 45th n. Fifth av. li. 95 E. 19th Cunningham James, fruits, 75 Catharine & 6 Essex, Cummings Thomas S. artist, h. 143 Fifth av. h. 6 Essex Cummings Wm. plumber, 123 Av. D, h. 562 Fourth Cunningham James, laborer, h. 230 W . 25th Cummings William, boilermaker, h. 199 Seventh Cunningham James C. stoves, 865 Grand Cummings William, copper, 123 Av. D, h. 652 Fourth Cunningham James, sewerbuilder, 148 E. 25th Cummings William, contractor, W . 86th n. Eighth av. Cunningham James, cardmaker, h. 233 Mulberry Cummings William, porter, h. 826 Cherry Cunningham James, late steamboat proprietor, h. 163 Cummings Wm. A. coffee, 281 Front, h. 48 W. 25th Hudson Cummins Catharine, grocery, 201 Av. C, h. 201 Av. C Cunningham James, pencilmaker, h. 233 Mulberry Cummins Edward, porter, n. 32 Oak Cunningham James, carpenter, li. r. 222 W. 18th Cummins George, seaman, h. 52 Sheriff Cunningham James, laborer, h. 312 Av. A Cummins J. S. L. lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. American h. Cunningham James, laborer, h. 161 E. 24th Cummins James, bricklayer, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Cunningham James, porter, h. 91 Mulberry Cummins John, grocer, 48 Spring, h. 43 Spring Cunningham Jas. clerk. 141 Eighth av. h. 105 Allen Cummins John, h. 86 W . 18th Cunningham James A. shoemaker, h. 197 Seventh av. Cummins Lorenzo D. conductor, h. 66 E. 25th Cunningham James B. com. mer. 62 New Cummins Mary, dressmaker, h. 141 Orchard Cunningham James P„ clerk, h. 203 Tenth av. CUN 168 CUE Cunningham Jane, wid. Robert, h. 105 Lexington av. ry, 236 to 262 West and 67 Vestry, steam-en*. Cunningham John, com. mer. 62 New, h. Jer. City gines, boilers, castings, &c. Cunningham John, carman, h. 74 Cherry Cunnington John, laborer, h. 119 Twelfth Cunningham John, carpenter, h. 86 E. 26th Cunnington Robert, printer, 541 Hudson Cunningham John, grocer, 185 E. 11th Cunnington Samuel, grocer, 47 Greenwich, h. 47 Cunningham John, grocer, E. 29th n. Second ay. h. E. Greenwich 29th n. Second ay. Cuntes Nicholas, smith, h. 551 Fourth Cunningham John, grocer, 66 Broome, h. 22 Cannon Cupp John, carpenter, h. r. 108 Ridge Cunningham John, bootmaker, h. 248 William Cupp Peter, carpenter, h. r. 205 Eighth av. Cunningham John, carman, 85 Hamersley Cnppaidge James F. lawyer, 37 Charlton Cunningham John, laborer, h. 240 Av. A Curch Henry, seaman, h. 185 Cherry Cunningham John, mason, h. 266 W. 82d Cure Hiram, fancygoods, 160 South, h. 189 S. 1st, Cunningham John, porter, h. 88 Cedar WUliamsburgh Cunningham John, liquors. Seventh av. n. W. 28th Cure Josiah, telegraph, 6 Hanover, h. 166 E. B’way Cunningham John, liqrs. 79 Ninth av. h. 79 Ninth av. Cure Sophia, wid. Jule F. saloon, 274 Eighth av. h. Cunningham John, mason, h. r. 262 W. 16th 274 Eighth av. Cunningham John, sailmaker. 171 South, h. 41 N. 6th, Curel August, porterhouse, 284 Church, h. 284 Church WUliamsburgh | Curet Francois, confectioner, 1252 Broadway, h. Cunningham John, sailor, h. 10 Caroline 1252 Broadway Cunningham John, skinner, li. 294 W . 17th _ Curkis John W. police, h. 106 Charlton Cunningham John F. lumber, First av. bet. E. 29th Curl Cecilia (col’d), washing, h. r. 27 Leonard & 80th, h. E. 80tli n. First av. Ourlett Richard, tailor, h. r. 72 Goerck Cunningham John G. clerk, 71 Maiden la. h. 12 Ran­ Curley Dominick, marblepolisher, 137 E. 11th kin pi. Newark Curley James, laborer, h. 127 Orange Cunningham John H. bricklayer, h. 272 Tenth av. Curley James, laborer, h. r. 172 W. 18th Cunningham John S. broker, 49 Wall Curley John, hatter, h. 203 W. 17th Cunningham Joseph, waiter, h. r. 71 Duane Curley John, gasfitter, h. r. 71 King CUNNINGHAM JOSEPH II. broker, 68 Wall, h. 11 Curley John, mason, h. 156 W. 17tn Twelfth Curley John, liquors, h. 75 Mulberry Cunningham Martha, wid. Peter, 80 Stanton Curley Martin F. tailor, h. 169 E. 16th Cunningham Mary, tailoress, h. r. 12_Clarkson Curley Michael, carman, h. 221 E. 21st Cunningham Mary, wid. John, h. 125 Willett , Curley Michael, paver, h. r. 59 Mulberry Cunningham Mary, wid. William, seamstress, h. 209 Curley Patrick, police, h. 78 Mulberry 'Walker Curley Patrick, machinist, h. r. E. Goerck Cunningham Michael, boilermaker, h. 895 Tenth Curly Martin, painter, 5 Third av. h. 5 Third av. Cunningham Michael, laborer, h. r. 188 Ludlow Cum Patrick, smith, h. 72 Oliver Cunningham Michael, laborer, 240 A.v. A Curney James, laborer, h. r. I l l Mulberry Cunningham Michael, mason, h. r. 86 Hamersley Curas Thomas, tailor, 211 Stanton, h. 211 Stanton Cunningham Michael, painter, h. 108 W. 19th Curoe John (Rev.), h. 28 Oliver Cunningham Michael B. liquors, 815 Av. A , lk 815 Curr James, saddler, 204 Hudson, h. 201 Canal Av. A Curr Rose, washerwoman, h. 311 Madison Cunningham Obadiah N. carman, 174 Barrow Curr William, gardener, h. 240 W. 26th Cunningham Patrick, boardingh. 884 Water Curran Alice, sewing, h. 83 Mott Cunningham Patrick, boilermaker, h. 885 Ninth Curran Francis, carpenter, h. 268 W. 28th Cunningham Patrick, carman, h. 4 Jersey ; Curran James, hoots, h. 259 Mulberry Cunningham Pat. carpenter, h. W. 40th n. Tenth av. Curran James, clerk, h. 150 Eldridge Cunningham Patrick, laborer, h. 282 Mulberry Curran James, tailor, 875 Pearl, h. 106 Hester Cunningham Pat liquors, 221 W. 21st, b. 221 W. 21st Curran John, clerk,' 15 Maiden la. h. 75 Murray Cunningham Pat groceries, 282 Mott, h. 282 Mott Curran John, laborer, h. 802 W. 46th Cunningham Patrick, mason, h. 149 Seventh av. Curran John, liquors, h. W . 42d n. Ninth av. Cunningham Patrick, stonecutter, h. 278 Tenth av. Curran John, laborer, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Cunningham Patrick, carter, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Curran John, shoemaker, h. 257 Av. A Cunningham Patrick, laborer, h. 178 E. 16th Curran Margaret, wid. Michael, h. 12 Batavia f Cunningham Patrick, tailor, h. 24 James Curran Mary, wid. John, h. 88 Oak Cunningham Peter, tailor, h. r. 800 Mott Curran Michael, blacksmith, h. 84 E. 28th Cunningham Peter, pedler, h. 97 E. 16th Curran Michael, carpenter, b. Fourth av. c. E. 41st Cunningham ReneW. clerk, 69 William, h. 11 Twelfth Curran Michael, grocer, 37 Washington Cunningham Richard, rigger, h. 89 Market si. , Curran Michael, porterh. 12 Batavia Cunningham Richard, custom h. h. 68 Fourth av. : Curran Michael, shoemaker, h. 12 Batavia Cunningham Robert, whipsawyer, b. 275 Av. A CURRAN MICHAEL (Rev.), 13 City Hall pi. Cunningham Robert, stereotyper, h. 100 Stanton •Curran Nicholas, laborer, h„ r. 58 Ridge Cunningham Robert, carrier, h. 817 Delancey •Curran Peter, tailor, h. r. 1 Gansevoort Cunnihgham Robert, baker, h. 248 William j Curran Thomas, brushmaker, 62 Vesey, b. Lansing- Cunningham Robert G. teacher, h. 95 Leonard burgh Cunningham Samuel, lodgingh. 181 E. 22d Curran Thos. segars, 360 Pearl, h. 860 Pearl Cunningham Samuel A. bricks, 18 Morton, h. 62 Jane ■Curran Thomas, laborer, h. r. 272 Walker Cunningham Sarah, wid. Lyman, millinery, 246 Bow­ Curran William, laborer, h. r. 82 Ridge ery, h. 246 Bowery Curran William, laborer, h. E. 44th n. Lexington av. Cunningham Stephen,’ bootmaker, h. 48 Prince Curran William, weaver, h. 76 W. 18th Cunningham Thos. laborer, h. W. 45th c. Eleventh av. Curran William B. corker, h. 288 Seventh Cunningham Thomas, laborer, h. r. 18 Pitt Curren Ellen C. dressmaker, h.r. 182 Walker Cunningham Thomas, police, h. r. 94 Greene Curren Francis, laborer, h. 277 Mulberry Cunningham Thos. grocer, 49 Goerck, h. 49 Goerck Curren James, liquors, W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Cunningham Thos. groc. 168 W. 15th, h. 163 W. 15th Curren Miehael, servant, h. 59 Norfolk Cunningham Thos. laborer, h. W. 86th n. Ninth av. Curren Patrick, driver, h. 428 Fourth av. Cunningham Thomas, carman, h. 18 E. 11th Curren Peter, barber, 844 Broome, h. 12 Spring Cunningham Thomas, porter, h. 307 Madison Curren Peter, machinist, h. 496 Houston Cunningham Thomas, grocer, 317 Delancey Curren Peter, barber, 344 Broome, h. 12 Spring Cunningham Walter S. bookkeeper, h. 102 Hammond Curren Robert E. baker, h. 137 W. 19th Cunningham William, founder, r. 144 Grand, li. 286 Currey Henry E. carman, 22 Greenwich av. Mulberry Currie Archibald, accountant, 22 mer. ex. h. 29 Fur­ Cunningham William, stonecutter, li. 169 E. 24th man, Brooklyn Cunningham Win. foundry, 67 Vestry, h. 51 Vestry Currie C. P. broker, 45 Wall, h. 173 Twelfth Cunningham Wm. jr. coppersmith, 485 Greenwich, Currie Carlisle, shipjoiner, 875 Sixth h. 68 Laight Currie Gilbert, broker, Broadway, h. 17 Hudson Cunningham Wm. & Son, coppersmiths, 485 G’wich Currie Henry, sawyer, h. 268 W. 85tli Cunningham Wm. J. drygoods, 23 & 25 Dey, h. 681 Currie James, shoemaker, 237 W. 17th Greenwich Currie James, broker, 45 Wall, h. 73 Hammond Cunningham & Osborne, com. mers. 62 New Currie Jno. H. chemist, 53 & 55 Prince, h. 101 Princo CUNNINGHAM, BELKNAP & Co. Phoenix found­ [ Currie Judah P. broker, 45 Wall, h. CarmansviUe CUR 169 CUR Carrie 'William, broker, 45 Wall, h. ITS Twelfth Curtis Amroy E. machinist, 44 Duane, h. 169 E. 21st Currie & Co. brokers, 45 Wall Curtis Benjamin, imp. 39 Broad, h. P aris Currier Chas. lithographer, 38 Spruce, h. Yorkville Currier E. B. shoes, 59 Liberty CUri8thenjamm F' butter’ 259 Washington, h. 48 E. Currier John, laborer, h. r. 11 Desbrosses Curtis Charles T. clerk, 36 Broadway, h. 62 S. 3d, Currier John A. baker, 2-05 Greenwich, h. 205 Greenh. Wilhamsbwrgh ^ Currjier John T. M. stevedore, h. r. 82 Essex CUrtE iftharleS L- hardware, 180 Greenwich, h. 269 CURRIER N ATH AN IEL, publisher, 152 Nassau, h. 158 Macdougal Curtis Daniel, coachman, h. 207 Allen Currier Robert B. boots' & shoes, 59 Liberty, h. T6 CURTIS DAN IEL & CO. mers. I l l Pearl, h. Julien’s Clinton pi. hotel Currin William, weaver, h. T8 W . 18th Curtis Daniel H. mer. 51 Liberty, h. 40 E. 25th Curris Henry, refiner, h. 59 Charlton Curtis Edward, lawyer, 8 Wall, h. Clarendon hotel Currivan James, clerk, h. 226 Mulberry CURTIS EDW ARD H. grocer, 170 Yarick, h. 34 Curry Ann, wid. Robert, h. 60 Ridge Dominick Curry Ann, tailoress, h. 52 Prince Curtis Edwin, crockery, 2 Liberty, h. 146 Thompson Curry Bernard, h. 124 W . 26th Curtis Eugene, oysters, 236 Grand, h. r. 103 Hester Curry Bernard, laborer, h. 5 Mulberry Curtis Frederick, plated goods, 55 Cedar, h. H artford Curry Catharine, wid. Bernard, h. 54 Pitt Curtis George, banker, 12 Wall, h. 27 Washington pi. Curry Daniel, bellringer, h. 159 W . 30th Curtis George, lawyer, 8 Wall, h. B rooklyn Curry David, stainer, h, 810 Ninth Curtis George, editor, 406 Eighth av. Curry David T. liquors, 150 Church, h. 150 Church Curtis George W . chairgilder, h. r. 195 W . 20th Curry Duncan F. sec. ins. co. 61 W all, h. 229 W . 19th Curtis George A. flour & feed, 230 Front, h. 53 Bank Curry Edward, mason, h. 153 W . 32d Curtis George H. music, 30 Greene Curry Hannah, greengrocer, Washington m kt h. 112 Curtis George W . h. 27 Washington pi. W . Broadway Curtis Harriet, widow, h. 222 Clinton Curry Hugh, upholsterer, 162 Sixth av. li. 162 Sixth av. Curtis Harvey, carman, h. W . 43d n. Eighth av. Curry James, bedsteads, 540 Ninth av. Curtis Henry, liquors, 351 Cherry, h. 351 Cherry Curry James, broker, 57 Canal & 28 Thompson, h. 28 Curtis Henry S. h. 246 Canal Thompson Curtis James, stevedore, h. 240 Monroe Curry James, coppersmith, h. r. 116 Wooster Curtis James, clerk, h. 20 Batavia Curry James* painter, h. 209 E. 20th CURTIS JAMES L. 51 Liberty, h. 13 E. 28th Curry James, laborer, h. 612 Water Curtis John, carrier, h. r. 48 Yandam Curry James, mason, Seventh av. n. W . 41st Curtis John, laborer, h. r. 11 Thomas Curry John, shoemaker, h. r. 95$- Mulberry Curtis John A. auctioneer, 52 Broad Curry John, waiter, h. r. 17 Roosevelt Curtis John B. driver, h. 227 Seventh Curry John, blacksmith, h. W . 41st n. Ninth av. Curtis John D. carman, h. 123 W . 18th Curry John, boardingh. 134 Bowery Curtis John G. hairdresser, h. 198 W . 26th Curry John, cabinetmaker, r. 72 Third av. & toys, 72 Curtis John H. tailor, h. r. 226 Sullivan Third av. h. 72 Third av. Curtis John J. printer, h. 4 Allen Curry John, liquors, 67 Cherry, h. 67 Cherry Curtis John W . police, h. 106 Charlton Curry John B. smith, h. 86 Leonard Curtis Joseph, boatbuilder, h. 328 Monroe Curry Marshall, crockery and cabinetmaker, 356 Ciirtis Joseph, ex inspector, h. 47 Lexington av. Eighth av. h. 856 Eighth av. Curtis Joseph, silks, 26 John, h. 39 E. 21st Curry Mary, wid. John, h. 36 Thompson Curtis Joseph D. B. imp. 39 Broad, h. P a ris Curry Mary, wid. Michael, h. 92 Ludlow Curtis Joseph S. plated goods, 55 Cedar, h. H artford Curry Michael, shoemaker, h. 28 Harrison Curtis Joseph T. physician, h. 27 Irving pi. Curry Patrick, b. 341 W. 43d Curtis Lemuel watches, 103 Av. D., h. 293 Third Curry Patrick, butcher, h. 237 Tenth av. Curtis Lewis, imp. 39 Broad, h. 11 W . 14th Curry Patrick, laborer, h. 472 Pearl Curtis Margaret, wid. William, nurse, h. 116 Charles Curry Patrick, laborer, h. 588 Greenwich Curtis Mary, wid. John, h. 150 Mott . Curry Patrick, W. 43d n. Tenth av. Curtis Michael, laborer, h. r. 560 Fourth Curry Peter, butcher, h. 174 E. 28th Curtis Morgan L. gasfixtures, 45 & 116 Wooster, h. Curry Peter, carpenter, h. 186 W . 27th 280 Sixth av. Curry Robert, moulder, h. W . 42d n. Tenth av. Curtis Nancy, wid. Leonard, boardingh. 136 E. 21st Curry Samuel, hotel, 128 Greenwich Curtis N. T. telegraph, 29 Wall, h. 164 Court, B rooklyn Curry Stephen, carman, h. 203 E. 23d Curtis Orris, printer, h. r. 74 Eldridge Curry Timothy, lab. h. r. W . 37th n. Tenth av. Curtis Paul A. silks, 26 John, h. 28 E. 23d Curry Thos. hotel, 128 Greenwich, h. 128 Greenwich Curtis Phebe, wi& Wm. (col’d), washing, h. 139 W. Curry Thomas B. carman, h. r. 62 Grove Curry William, laborer, h. 141 Houston Curtis Robert, laborer, h. 18 Morris Curry W illiam, shoemaker, 272 Spring Curtis Robert, late grocer, h. 29 Whitehall Curry S. & T. hotel,' 128 Greenwich Curtis Robert, smith, 608£ Fourth, h. 6084 Fourth Curson Andrew, baker, h. W . 41st n. Seventh av. Curtis Roger W . clerk, 723 Broadway, h. Concord, Curtain Cornelius, grocer, 102 Washington B rooklyn Curtain David, liquors, 12£ Orange, h. 12£ Orange Curtis Samuel, combs, 49 John, h. Newtown, Corm. Curtin Charles, carman, h. 23 Rose Curtis Sarah, wid. Stiles, h. r. 8 Grove Curtin Cornelius, laborer, h. 326 Eighth Curtis Sidney, hardware, 104 John, h. 28 King Curtin Cornelius, grocer, 102 Washington, h. 102 Curtis Stephen, brittaniaware, 106 Elm, h. 679 Green­ Washington wich Curtin Daniel, laborer,, h. r. 282 W . 17th Curtis Stephen jr. britanniaware, 106 Elm, h. 679 Curtin James, clerk, h. 20 Batavia Greenwich Curtin James, laborer, h. E. 43d c. Third av. Curtis Stiles, produce, 203 Duane, h. 118 W . 21st Curtin Jeremiah, grocer, 12-J Orange, h. 12£ Orange Curtis Sylvester J. clerk, h. 93 Amos Curtin Jeremiah, shoemaker, 58 Robinson, h. 75 Curtis Thomas, stagedriver, h. 358 Tenth Robinson Curtis Thomas, laborer, h. 16 Batavia Curtin Jeremiah, shoemaker, Third av. c. E. 43d Curtis Thomas J. milk, 118 Greenwich av. h. 118 Curtin John, carpenter, h. 445 Washington Greenwich av. Curtin John, waiter, h. r. 7 Mulberry Curtis William (cord), jeweler, h. 7 York Curtin Michael, smith, h. r. 135 Crosby Curtis William, teacher, 95 King, h. 185 Canal Curtin Patrick, laborer, h. r. 99 W . 27th Curtis W illiam E . lawyer, 106 B’dway, h. 98 E. 15th Curtin Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 77 Pike Curtis William H . musician, h. 170 E. 23d Curtin William, laborer, h. E. 41st a Third av. Curtis F. & Co. platedgoods, 55 Cedar Curtins William, boardingh. 317 Water Curtis L. & B. & Co. importers, 39 Broad Curtiss A. distiller, 107 Murray, h. 105 Murray Curtis P. A. & J. silks, 26 John Curtis A. M. physician, h. 183 Sullivan Curtis & Carpenter, gasfixtures, 45 Greene & 116 Curtis Alfred, stagedriver, h. 256 W . 26th W ooster Curtis Alfred, 255 Front, h. Grand, Williamaburgh Curtis & Carrington, auctioneers, 52 Broad Curtis Alfred L. clerk, 26 John, h. 39 E. 21st CURTIS & HOPPER, crockery, 2 Liberty Curtis Allen S. clerk, 26 John, h. 90 W. 22d Curtis & Warner, combs, 49 John CUT 170 DAH Curtiss Charles, stages, h. 308 Fifth Cutler William, binder, h. 12 Marion Curtiss Chas. G. provisions, 253 Fulton, h. ITT Hudson Cutler William, engineer, h. r. 56 MaCdougal Curtiss Cyrus S. rner. I l l Water, h. 80 Ninth Cutler William, real estate, 47 Wall, h. Brooklyn Harrison, h. 106 Charlton Cutler & Townsend, lawyers, 70 Wall CUETISB NATHAN P. B. pianofortes, 44T B'dway. Cutter C. S. drygoods, 37 Nassau, h. Boston h. 2 Perry Cutter Charles, designer, h. Eleventh av. n. W. 44th Curtiss Samuel R. acct 73 B’dway, h. Clifford h. Cutter E. F. com. mer. 45 B'dway, h. Somerville, Mi Curtiss Simeon, physician, h. 206 Seventh av. Cutter James II. shipjoiner, h. 72 Columbia Curtiss N. P. B. agent for George Howe’s pianofortes, Cutter John, carman, h. 710 Water 447 Broadway, h. 2 Perry Cutter Johni flour, 636 Hudson, K 84 Horatio CURTISS, MITCHELL & CO. com. mers. oil Cutter Richard, shipsmith, li. 67 Cannon manufacturers, 111 Water Cutter Samuel, chairs, 10 Ridge, h. 304 Rivington Cus William, engraver, 211 Fulton Cutter Samuel R. h. 26 Jefferson Cusack Bridget, wid. Thomas, washing, li. r. 169 Gutter Smith jr. imp. 18 John, h. Paris Christopher Cutter Stephen, shipjoiner, 388 Ninth, h. 290 Twelfth Cusack Honora, h. r. 15 City Hall pi. Cutter Thomas R. carpenter, 2 Gouverheur la. h 42 Cusack James, laborer, h. 370 Ninth Suffolk Cusack Joseph, hotel, 297 Bleecker Cutter William, broker, 47 Wall, h. Bedford av c Cusack Mary, wid. John, laundress, h. 279 Elizabeth Cusack Michael R. broker, 84 Wall, h. 137 Sullivan Cutter William T. agent, 35 Wall, h. Bedford, L. I, Cusack Peter, mason, h. 75 Cherry Cutter & Stagg, feed, 636 Hudson Cusack Thomas, builder, h. 350 W. 29th Cutting Francis B. lawyer, 72 Wall, h. 76th e. r. Cusack Thomas, tailor, h. 198 Broome Cutting Franklin H. drygoods, 321 Broadway, h. 52 Cushely James, laborer, h, 13 Dry Dock Varick Cushier John H. builder, 547 Broome, & 16 Watts, h. Cutting Fulton, 55 mer. ex. h. 53 Irving pL 49 Sullivan Cutting Robert L. broker, 55 mer. ex. 159 Fifth av. Cushing G. W . B. shoes, 105 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Cutting Sewell S. (Rev.), editor, 122 Nassau, h. Farm- Cushing Horace, silkgoods, 10 Cortlandt, h. 19 Sussex, ingham Jersey City Cutting Walter L, lawyer, 72 Wall, h. 21 Clinton pi Cushing Jacob, bookbinder, 116 Fulton, h. B rooklyn Cutting Wm. G. Com. mer. 9 South, h. Carroll n. H’y, Cushing James, baker, 190 Hester, h. 190 Hoster Brooklyn Cushing James, police, h. 692 Water Cutting, Owen & Betts, lawyers, 72 Wall Cushing Lysander, provisions, 218 Fulton, h. Buffalo Cutts John P. optician, 250 Pearl, h. England Cushing Thomas, lemonsyrup & agent, hi 54 Prince Cutts Valentine, shoemaker, h. r. 17 Frankfort Cushing Tileston, 57 Broad, h. 184 W. 24th Cutts J. P. Sutton & Son, opticians, 250 Pearl Cushing William, bookbinder, h. 270 Delancey Cuyler Chas. H. hotel, 600 Broadway, h. 13 Varickpi. Cushing William, restaurant, h. 66 Wooster Cuyler Edward J. forwarder, 81 Coenties sL h. Jud* Cushing William P; shoemaker, h. r. 6 Av. D son’s h. Cushion Harriet, wid. William, h. 66 Wooster Cuznar Joseph, sodawater, h. 142 W. 18th Cushion James, laborer, h, 117 E. 28th Cuznez Mary Ann, wid. Thomas, nurse, 140 W. 18tb Cushman Alonzo R. prest. Juniata coal & iron Co. 167 Cyle Owen, pedler, h. W. 43d n. Tenth av. Broadway, h. 261 W. 19th Cypher David, driver, h. 287 Tenth av. CUSHMAN ARCHIBALD F. lawyer, 49 Chambers, Cypher William J. liquors, Seventh av. c. W. 34th, h. Ninth av. W. 20th & c. Eighth av. & 23d h. 171 W. 21st Cushman Charles, imp.* 53 Pine, h. Boston Cyphers Peter S. agent, 208 Fulton, h. 133 Leroy Cushman Chas. G. clothing, 82 Cherry, h. 33 Market Cyphers Samuel R. smith, h. 103 E. 25th Cushman D. A. drygoods, 6 Cortlandt, h. Ninth av. Cyphers James W . mason, h. 218 W. 19th b et W . 20th &21st Cushman'F. A mer. 75 Front, & treas c. 51 Wall Cushman Gardiner, painter, h. 438 E. 10th 1> Cushman John H. H. drygoods, 6 Cortlandt, li. 221 W . 19th Daab Jno. J. Butcher, 460 Eighth av. h. 460Eighthav. Cushman Philander, painter, h. 6 Carmine Dabaraux Elizabeth, vegetables, Clinton mkt. h. r. Cushman, Goodeve & Co. drygoods, 6 Cortlandt Greenwich n. Vestry Cusick Bridget, wid. Thomas, ^washing, h. r. 169 Dabbs Geo., agent, 102 William, h. W. 51st Ninth av. Christopher Dabield Francis, bootmaker, 49 Lewis, h. 49 Lewis Cusick Hugh, paver, h. 184 Stanton Dacamara Joseph B. mer. 82 Nassau, h. 59 E. 14th Cusick John, laborer, h. 412 Tenth Dacey Dennis, boilermaker, h. 121 Sheriff Cusick John, stonerubber, h. 266 E 17th Dacorsi Sebastiano, imp. 19 Beaver, h. Bew Jersey Cusick Matthew, carman, h. 326 W. 27th Dacosta Jonathan M. & Co. hardw. 206 Chatham, b. Cusick Patrick laborer, h. r. 45 Perry 218 Hicks, Brooklyn Cusick Peter, laborer h. E. 33d b. First & Second avs. Dacy Ellen, wid. Patrick, h. 260 Monroe Cusick Philip, laborer, h. 845 Greenwich Dacy Daniel, laborer, h. r. 860 Cherry Cusick Thomas, paver, h. 62 Willett Dacy John, laborer, h. r. 360 Cherry Cuskelly Thomas, shoemaker, h. 190 E. 17th Dady Jeremiah, laborer, h. Fourth av. c. E. 47th Cuskelly William, laborer, h. 317 Av. A Dady John, tailor, h. 16 Batavia ;C Cuskly James, liquors, 122 E. 26th h.. 122 E. 26th Daehler Johannes, stonecutter, h. r. 417 E. 12th Cuslie Michael, liquers, h. 114 E. 22d Daenerland John, cabinetmaker, h. 224 Av. B Cussack Philip, porter, h. r. 345 Greenwich Daeker Herman, grocer, 29 Christopher • CUSTOM HOUSE COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, Wall Daff John, fancygoods, 94 Catharine, h. 94 Catharine cor. Nassau Daffy John, clothing, 24 Whitehall, h. 24 Whitehall Cute Michael, milk, h. 67 Tenth av. Daft William, sawyer, h. 829 W . 22d Cuterel Charles, tinroofer, h. 25 Hamilton Dagan Charles, gardener, h. 285 First av. Cuthbert Hugh, carpenter, h. 517 Tenth av. Dagan Thomas, carman, h. 124 E. 39th Cuthbert John, printer, h. 47 Suffolk Daganhard Andrew, tailor, h. 346 Seventh av. Cuthbert John, weaver, h. 204 Amos Dage Gaetano, musician, h. 96 Rivington Cuthbert Joseph P. confectioner, 195£ Division Dageherty Thomas, sashmaker, h. 880 Ninth Cuthbert Robert, waiter, h. r. 109 Elizabeth Dagen Michael, shoemaker, h. 33 Cornelia Cuthbert Thomas, felting, 64 Cortlandt, h. 188 W. 26th Daggitt Elizabeth, wid. George, h. 12 Renwick Cuthbert William, bootfitter, h. 150 Walker Daggitt Wm. wheelwr’t, 176 Laurens, h. 174 Laurens Cuthbertson Hugh, carpenter, h. r. 248 W. 26th Dagler Ellen, wid. John, h. 475 Cherry Cuthbertson Wm. D. imp. 99 V ail, h. Staten Island Dagley James, coal, 28 Oak, h. 14 Monroe Cuthell Thomas H. bookkeeper, h. 97 Troy Dagnan James, mason, h. 179 Eleventh Cuthell James, clerk, Tribune build. ;h. 245 W. 21st Dagnan James, beer, 79 Orange, h. 79 Orange Cutler Amanda, wid. Charles, nurse, h. 64 E. 32d Dagnan Peter, carman, h. 110.Seventh av. Cutler Ebenezer J. fruits, 41 Fulton mkt. h. 283 S. Dagron Louis, com. mer. 6 Jones’ la. h. BrooJcvyn Fifth, WiUiamsburgh Dagron, Rane & Sterneberg, com. mers. 6 Jones la* Cutler Moses, oysters, h. 263 W. 28th Dahaney John, cartman, h. 330 Fifth Cutler Peter Y. lawyer, 70 Wall, h. 65 W. 24th Dahl Christian, carman, h. 224 Third Cutler Samuel, chairmaker, h. 804 Rivington Dahl Harman, grocer, 275 E. 21st, h. 275 E. 21st DAL 171 DAL Dahl Lewis, liquors, 9T W . 30th, h. 97 W . 80th Daley Thomas, laborer, h. 117 E. 28th Dahl Jacob, pedler, h. 600 Fourth Daley Timothy, laborer, h. 240 E. 13th Dahlman Frederick, silversmith, h. 17 City Hall. pL Daley William, gardener, h. 220 A v B Dahms Gustav. H. liquors, 109 Eidge, h. 109 Eidge Dahsey John, milk, h. 853 Ninth av. S a!!a& ^ ’ illiat5’ w - 42d n. Ninth av. Dali William, feed, 275 W . 17th, h. 277 W . 17th Daiber Philip, shoes, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Dali John, carpenter, 89 Ninth av. Daigan James, laborer, h. Eleventh av. n. 87th Dallery Alphonso, late grocer, h. 115 W . 20th Daigien David, thread, 105 Eivington, h. 105 Eivington Daley Henry, pain extractor, 833 Broadway, h. 7 Daignam James, laborer, h. r. 221 W . 25th Fleet, B rooklyn Daikin John D. saloon, 8 Battery pi. h. 8 Battery pi. Dailey John, lumber,'268 West, h. Wash'gn Height* Daile George O. machinist, h. 116 Columbia Dallinger John jr. com. 166 Front Dailey Bridget, dressmaker, h. 23 James Dally Abraham, late shipchandler, h. 85 Monroe Dailey Edward E. shirts, 60 Liberty, h. 128 Eldridge Dally Abrahamjr. clerk, h. r. 164 Ludlow Dailey Ellen, dressmaker, h. 221 Seventh Dally Eugene N. butcher, h. 67 W . 27th Dailey Michael, marblesawyer, h. r. 247 W . 13th Dally James C. machinist, E. 25th c. First av. h. 320 Dailey Owen, marblepolisher, h. 166 Ninth Second Dailey Patrick, laborer, h. r. 78 Henry Dally John W . polisher, h. 154 W. 18th Dailey Patrick, quarryman, h. E. 40th n. Second av. Dally Joseph, machinist, h. 220 Seventh Dailey W. J. F. china, 561 <&563 B’way, h. 107 W . 22d Dally Phoebe, wid. Tunis T. h. 137J Hester Daily Anthony, laborer, h. 345 W. 26th Dally William, painter, 97 Bowery, h. -East Chester Daily Catherine, dressmaker, h. 59 Crosby Dalrhunty Thomas, carpenter, 190 E. 83d Daily Catharine, dressmaker, h. 129 Duane Dalrymple Alexander, fancygoods, 893* Broadway, h. Daily Daniel, pedler, h. 163 E. 16th 5 N; Moore Daily Edward, bootmaker, 425 Eighth av. h. 425 Dalrymple Charles, smith, h. r. 129 Clinton Eighth av. Dalrymple Elizabeth, wid. James, h. 94 First Daily Hugh, shoes, 348 Fourth av. h. 145 E. 2Sth Dalrymple James H. drygoods, 841 Broadway, h. 28 Daily James, foreman, h. r. 420 Cherry Fourth ay. Daily James, laborer, h. 6 Eector Dalrymple Eobert, founder, h. r. 182 Laurens Daily James, tailor, 811 Broadway, h. 460 Greenwich Dalrymple William, hardware, h. 137 Forsyth Daily James, tailor, h. 123 Monroe Dais Eobert, tailor, h. Seventh, n. Av. B Daily John, laborer, li. W . 25th n. Tenth av. Dalsey George, baker, h. 285 E. 14th Daily John, machinist, h. 201E. 24th Daltan Abraham, carman, h. 286 E. 11th Daily John, milk, 259 Centre, h, 259 Centre Dalton Andrew, laborer, h. 152 W. 32d Daily John, painter, h. 45 Market Dalton Caleb, carman, h. 303 Eighth Daily John H. driver, h. 352 Third av Dalton Catharine, wid. Eichard, nurse, h. 58 Eidge Daily Matthew, keeper in Tombs, h. 212 Elizabeth Dalton Christopher, bootmaker, 237 Mulberry, h. 287 Daily Michael, polisher, h. 276 Mott Mulberry Daily Michael, laborer, h. W . 25th n. Eleventh av. Dalton Christian, laborer, h. r. W . 40th n. Tenth av. Daily Michael, liquors, 8 Gouvemeur slip Dalton Daniel, captain, h. 269 Tenth av. Daily Owen, laborer, h. 235 W. 25th Dalton Edward, nailer, h. 91 Sheriff Daily Patrick, porter, h. r. 24 Eoso Dalton Edward, sailmaker, h. 118 Allen Daily Patrick, horseshoer, h. 349 Ninth Dalton Edward, carman, h. r. 263 W . 16th Daily Patrick, liquors, 207 Av. A, h. 207 A v. A Dalton Edward, police, h. 28 Trinity pi. Daily Peter, laborer, h. W . 25th n. Eleventh av. Dalton Eleanor, seamstress, h. 60 Hamersley Daily Thomas, bootfitter, h. 7 Hester Dalton Francis, tailor, 140 Eighth av. h. 140 Eighth av. Daily Timothy, laborer, h. 17 Morris Dalton George, bookkeeper, 101 Wall, h. 3 College pL Dain Michael, laborer, h. 105 E. 26th Dalton Henry, carman, h. 262 E. 14th Dains Michael, porter, h. 414 Tenth Dalton Henry, engineer, h. 110 St Mark’s pi. Dainty Jonathan C. plasterer, h. 213 W . 24th Dalton Henry, sawmaker, h. 389 Grand Dake John A. clerk, 211 Washington, h. 200 W . 30th Dalton Hiram A. bookkeeper, h. 22 Fifth Dake Moses W . mer. 211 Washington, h. 200 W . 30th Dalton Hugh, clerk, h. 213 Mott Dakin Cyrus P. late pencilpoints, h. 85 Watts Dalton James, sailmaker, h. 2 Oak Dakin Geo. H. butcher, Springe. Mercer, h. 161 Essex Dalton James, laborer, h. 82 Tenth av. Dalahaunk John, sawmaker, h, r. 231 Mulberry Dalton James, laborer, h. E. 88th n. Third av. Dalahunt Ann, tailoress, h. r. 231 Mulberry Dalton James K. butcher, 39 &, 41 Fulton mkt. h. Dalahunt William, carrier, h. r. 231 Mulberry E. 25th n. First av. Daland George jr. shoes, 290 Grand Dalton Jeremiah, carman, h. r. 105 Lewis Daland William S. 72 Front, h. 80 Pacific, B rooklyn Dalton John, blacksmith, h. r. 216 Elizabeth Dalbkemeier, Chas. grocer, 182 Division, h. 182 Divis. Dalton John, blacksmith, h. 303 Tenth av. Dale Andrew, carman, h. 79 W . 19th Dalton John, butcher, 29 Fulton m kt h. 71 Suffolk Dale Francis, laborer, h. r. 203 W . 15th Dalton John, police, h, 81 Broad Dale James G. com. mer. 24 Broad, h. 57 Bleecker Dalton John, wheelwright, h. 693 Washington Dale John, carpenter, h. 189 W . 25th Dalton John, blacksmith, h. E. 45th n. Third av. Dale John, r. 35 Walker Dalton John, police, Old slip, h. 36 S. William Dale John, engineer, h. r. 85 Walker Dalton John, tailor, h. 179 Av. A Dale John, rigger, h. 26 Oak Dalton John C. butcher, Fulton m kt h. 71 Suffolk Dale John P. machinist, h. 54 W . 15th Dalton Mary, dressmaker, h. r. 82 Eoosevelt Dale Eobert G. earthenware, 90 Pearl Dalton Mary, wid. William sen. h. 286 Mulberry Dale Susan, wid. John, h. 173 W . 28th Dalton Mary, wid. Edward, h. r. 115 Allen Dale Thomas, oysters, 255 Spring, h. 255 Spring Dalton Mary S t George, wid. Mich. h. r. 7 Mulberry Dale Thomas N. & Co. imps. 67 Liberty, h. Pa/ris Dalton Michael, drover, h. 18 Sixth Dale William, tailor, h. 17 E. 11th Dalton Michael, porter, h. 20 Burling slip Dale William, silk, 216 W . 21st, h. 217 Eighth av. Dalton Mosley & Edwards, indigo, 352 W . 29th DALE & M AY, domestics, 24 Broad Dalton Patrick, weaver, h. 204 Seventh Daleney Bichard, driver, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Dalton Patrick, laborer, h. 109 Tenth av. Daleney W illiam, driver, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Dalton Patrick, laborer, h. r. 252 E. 14th Daley Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 355 W . 26th Dalton Patrick, police, h. 93 Mulberry Daley Fran, liquors, 36 Great Jones, h, 86 Great Jones Dalton Patrick, watchman, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Daley Hugh, shoes, 145 Fourth av. h. r. 145 E. 28th Dalton Patrick, liquors, 108 Anthony, h. 108 Anthony Daley James, laborer, h. 35 Laurens Dalton P at D. porter, 29 S. William, h. 222 Sullivan Daley James, smith, h. 147 E. 16th Dalton Peter, smith, 45 Leonard, h. 43 Leonard Daley James, carman, h. 69 Perry Dalton Eichard & Co. liquors, 187 Seventh & 288 Daley James carpenter, h. 142 W . 33d First av. & 84 Hamersley, h. 180 Seventh Daley Jane, vegetables, Clinton m kt h. 473 Wash. Dalton Thomas, laborer, h. 280 W . 16th Daley Jeremiah, carman, h. r. 133 Cannon Dalton Thomas, tailor, h. 54 Orchard Daley Julia, boardingh. 132 Walker Dalton Thomas, indigo, 352 W. 29th, h. 301 W . 24th Daley Mary, wid. John, h. 34 Greenwich Dalton Thomas, laborer, h. r. 187 Av. A Daley Michael J. tailor, h. r. 65 Chrystie Dalton William, laborer, h. 185 E. 35th Daley Michael, laborer, h. r. 157 Perry Daly Abraham jr. clerk, h. 164 Ludlow Daley Michael, porter h. 43 Oliver Daly Alexander, flagger, li. 440 Tenth av. DAL 172 DAN Daly Alexander liquors, 88 Ninth av. h. 88 Ninth av. Daly Michael, shoemaker, h. 473 Washington Daly Benjamin B. clerk, h. 845 Grand Daly Michael, moulder, h. 116 E. 28th Daly Bernard, dealer, h. 263 Stanton Daly Owen, police, h. 39 Sheriff Daly Bernard, liquors, 212 E. 21st, h. 212 E. 21st Daly Owen, marblepolisher, 133 E. 11th Dalv Catharine, tailoress, h. 308 Eighth Daly Patrick, carpenter, h. 118 W. 26th Daily Catherine, wid. Francis, dressmaker, h. 81 Daly Patrick, laborer, h. r. 116 E. 22d Frankfort Daly Patrick, laborer, h. 71 Mulberry Daly Dennis, clerk, h. 91 W. 17th Daly Patrick, laborer, h. 305 W. 29th S i 9,?^* drygoods, 5 and 7 Dey, h. 69 Hammond Daly Patrick, porter, h. r. 24 Rose Daly Charles P. judge com. pleas, City Hall Daly Patrick, bootmaker, 82 Fulton, h. 45 Beekman Daly Colin, shipcarpenter, h. 96 Monroe Daly Patrick, liquors, 207 Av. A, h. 207 Av. A Daly David, driver, h. 122 E. 26th Daly Peter, carman, h. 386 Tenth Daly Denis, laborer, h. W. 25th bet Tenth &Elev.avs. Daly Peter, porter, h. 13 Bridge Daly Dennis, laborer, h. 31 Roosevelt Daly Peter, smith, h. E. 33d n. Second av. Daly Edmund, laborer, h. E. 44th c. Third av. Daly Peter, laborer, h. 180 E. 25th Daly Edmund, stairbuilder, h. W. 51st n. Eleventh av. Daly Richard H. agent, 239 Canal Daly Edward, laborer, h. r. E. 28th n. First av. Daly Rich, liquors, 577 Third av. bet. E. 89th & 40th Daly Edward, marblecutter, h. 220 First av. Daly Robert, shoemaker, 35 Cherry, h. 85 Cherry Daly Edward, cabinetmaker, h. r. 163 Chrystie Daly Sarah, wid. James, h. 136 Orange Daly Edward, painter, h. 166 Orchard Daly Thomas, boots, h. 7 Hester . Daly Edward, boardingh. 105 John Daly Thomas, laborer, h. 645 Washington Daly Edward, polisher, h. 240 Elizabeth Daly Thomas, liquors, 416 E. 12th, h. 416 E. 12th Daly Eliza, wid. John, h. 244 E. 14th Daly Thomas, porter, h. 467 Greenwich Daly Elizabeth, wid. Barney tailoress, li. 355 W. 26th Daly Thomas, carpenter, h. 496 Houston Daly Elizabetn, wid. Denis, h. 55 Suffolk j Daly Thomas, carpenter, h. 163 Lewis Daly Francis, liquors, 36 Great Jones & 193 Mercer Daly Thomas, laborer, h. 445 Fourth Daly Hannah, wid. Erastus, h. 33 Charles Daly Thomas, laborer, — W. 19th Daly Henry, tailor, h. r. 80 OJiver Daly Thomas, porter, h. 478 Hudson Daly Henry F. professor, h. 345 Grand Daly Thomas, tailor, h. r. 179 Elizabeth Daly Hiram, carpenter, h. 289 W. 24th Daly Timothy, tailor, h. r. 34 Pitt Daly Jeremiah, liquors, 321 Fourth av. b e t 31st & 32d Daly William, laborer, h. r. 462 Eighth Daly James, carman, h. 38 Hamersley Daly William, seaman, h. 29 Ludlow Daly James, foreman, h. r. 420 Cherry Daly William, laborer, h. 221 E. Eleventh Daly James, liquors, 291 Front, h. 291 Front Daly William, smith, h. 103 W. 26th Daly James, painter, 8£ Fourth av. h 8J Fourth av. Daly & Denman, publishers, r. 80 Nassau Daly James, carpenter, h. r. 178 W. 15th Dalzell Francis F. grocfer, 205 First av. h. 205 Firstav. Daly James, driver, h. 209 E. 20th Dam Leader, earner, h. 367 Ninth av. Daly Janies, laborer, h. 243 W. 25th Daman Henry, (cord), whitewasher, 5 Clinton court Daly James, laborer, h. 8 Gouverneur Dambrun Dominique, stonectr, h. First av. n. E. 33d Daly James, cooper, 98 F irst. Dambmann Charles F. imp. 52 Broad &. 50 New, h Daly James, liquors, 415 Second av. h. 415 Second av. 41 E. 22d Daly Jame, porter, 341 Pearl Dame Elizabeth, wid. Levi D. confect’y. h. 76 Ferry Daly James, waiter, h. r. 26 Second av. Dame George, coaches, Madison av. n. E. 39th Daly James, sailmaker, 114 Wall, h. 20 Chapel, Dame Moses, ladies’ furnishing, 486 Broadway, and B rooklyn drugs. 32 Carmine, h. 32 Carmine Daly James, shoes, 195 W. 25th, h. 195 W. 25th DAME W. H. drygoods, 53 Montgomery, Jersey City Daly James H. 10 Ann Darner George, tailor, h. 63 Av. C Daly John, boardingh. 383 Water Damerell John, tailor, h. 139 Laurens Daly John, laborer, h. r. 27 Sheriff Damest William, carver* h. 252 Tenth Daly John, laborer, h. E. 46th n. First av. Damlahr Adam, grocer, 203 E. 17th Daly John V. bookkeeper, 206 Wost, h. 450 Wash’gn Damm Charles, cabinetmaker, h. r. 118 Essex Daly John, laborer, h. 216 Tenth av. Damm Christopher, tailor, h. r. 56 Macdougal Daly John, machinist, h. 201 E. 24th Damm D. restaurant, 14 Dey, h. 14 Dey Daly John, laborer, h. 32 Whitehall Damm Ernest, shoemaker, h. 49 Allen Daly John, laborer, h. r. 257 W . 32d Damm George, restaurant, 14 Dey, h. 14 Greenwich Daly John, mason, 457 Ninth av. Damm Henry, bootmaker, 30 B’dway, h. 30 B’dway Daly John, mason, h. r. 135 Reade Damm Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. r. 113 Essex Daly John, printer, 50 Sullivan Damm Nicholas, barber, 328 First av Daly John, tailor, h. r. 179 Elizabeth lyn Daly John J. music, 409£ Grand Damman John, grocer, h. 101 Fourth Daly John T. com. mer. 113 Wall, h. 88 W. 13th Dammann Christian, grocer, 506£ Greenwich Daly Joseph, blacksmith, h. 220 Seventh Dammann John, grocer, 58 Charles, h. 53 Charles Daly Joseph, ironmoulder, h. r. 552 Pearl Dammann Wilhelm, carver, h. 329 Seventh av. Daly Julia, fancygoods, h. 329£ Broadway Dammerman John H. grocer, 281 Water Daly Julia, wid. James, h. 70 Hester Dammers P. A. carpenter, 67 Hamersley Daly Laurens, carpenter, h. r. 136 Laurens Damon Joseph R. painter, h. 50 Oak DALY KIERAN B. broker, 116 Wall, h. 468 Damon John, saddler, h. 169 W. 35th Atlantic, Brooklyn Damon Luke, express, 1 Wall, h. Chelsea, Mass. Daly Lawrence, flagger, h. r. 442 Tenth av. Damon Wm. F. J. mer. 7 South, h. 42 Baltic, Brook- Daly Maurice A. editor, 80 Nassau, h. St. Denis hotel Dampel Joseph, tailor, h. 83 Leonard Daly Margaret, millinery, 465 B’way, h. 329$ B’way Damroth George, blacksmith, h. 10S Norfolk Daly Martin, laborer, h. 385 Water DANA ALEXANDER H. lawyer, 67 Wall, h. Henry Daly Martin, grocer, 343 Third, h. 343 Third c. Warren, Brooklyn Daly Mary, h. First av. n. E. 33d Dana Chas. A. editor Tribune, Tribune buildings, Daly Mary, wid. Francis, grocer, E. 44th n. Lex. av. Spruce c. Nassau, h. 12 W. 13th h. E. 44th n. Lex. av. DANA DANIEL JR. bookseller, 20 John Daly Mary, wid. James, h. 174 Ludlow Dana George S. lockmanuf. 9 Platt, h. Utica Daly Mary, wid. Martin, washer, h. 15 Forsyth Dana Richard P. h. 112 W. 14th Daly Mary, wid. Peter, washing, h. 235 First av. Dana Wm. P. com. mer. 55 Exchange pi. h. 127 Chn* Daly Matthew, drygoods, 345 Grand, h. 345 Grand ton, Brooklyn Daly Maurice, late grocer, h. 821 Third av. DANA & MAYNARD, manufs. 9 Platt Daly Michael, boardingh. 870 Water Danahan Denis, laborer, h. r. 79 Ninth av. Daly Michael, carman, h. 7 First av. Danahoe James, laborer, 468 Ninth av. ||| Daly Michael, carpenter, h. 68£ W. Washington pi. Danaldson James, gasfixtures, 85 Leonard, h. Daly Michael, carman, h. 100 Duane roneck Daly Michael, cooper, h. 25 Pell Dancer Matthias, wheelwright, h. 265 Elizabeth Daly Michael, laborer, h. r. 157 West Dancey Thomas C. tailor, h. 57 Greenwich Daly Michael, shoemaker, h. 94 Laurens Dancy William, clerk, h. 67 Greenwich Daly Michael, tailor, h. 86 Willett Dando Stephen, hatter, h. 526 Pearl Daly Michael, laborer, h. 100 Duane Dandridge James, cooper, 8 Anthony, h. 8 Anthony DAN 173 DAR Dandurew Cornelius, engineer, h. 474 Cherry Bann Baniel, butcher, 134 Tenth av. Danelson Mendenhall B. undertaker, 280 Madison, h. Banna John, carpenter, h. 194 Belancey 287 Cherry Bannally John, hatter, 81 Cherry Danfield Samuel L. builder, h. 242 Eighth ay. Bannat James L. lumber, 24 Tompkins, c. Broome, Banford John, carpenter, h. r. 5 Jones h. 172 E. Broadway Banforth Catharine, school, h. 810 Fourth Bannat William H. late lumber, 258 Cherry, h. 128 Danforth Edward J. banknote eng. 1 ‘Wall, h. 85 Monroe Sussex, Jersey C ity Bannekcr, Maria, wid. Chas. boarding, 24 Thompson Banforth J. B. mer. 2 William, h. Dobb's F erry Bannell John H. furnace, 397 & 398 Broadway h. 53 Banforth Jonathan, hardw. 9 Platt,h. 20 Bank London Terrace Banforth Julia, wid. George, h. I l l Thompson Bannay Ann, wid. William, h. 151 Madison Banforth Moseley I. engr. 1 Wall, h. 78 W . 14th Banneman Jacob, milk, 121 Third, h. 121 Third Banforth N. B. clerk, 1 Wall, h. 85 Sussex, J City Bannenbaum Moses, drygoods, h. 329 Grand Banforth M. J. bk. note eng. 1 Wall, h. 78 W . 14th Bannenbaum Wolbach, drygoods, 329 Grand Banforth S. school, h. 95 Mercer Banner Valentine, buttonmaker, h. 278 W . 29th Banforth Wright avidson Darius & Bro. steamship mod. 374 B’way Bowery, h. 232 William "{Davidson Francis, butcher, 1 Clin, m kt h. W . 54th n. Davies Stephen, clerk, h. 206 Stanton ». Sixth av. Davies Stephen, city foundry work, h. 36 Hester 2 Davidson Geo. P. shoes, 308 Second, h. Williamsb'gh Davies Thomas, fruits, 246 Fulton Davidson J. F. domestics, 1 Cortlandt, h. B rooklyn Davies Thomas A. clocks, 54 John, h. 678 Broadway Davidson James, clerk, 74 Tenth av. Davies Thomas, porter, h. 607 Fourth ^Davidson James, salesman, 35 Cortlandt, h. Jersey Davies Thomas, surgeon, 124 E. 24th, h. 213 E. 23d r City Davies Thomas, tailor, h. 154 Eighth av. SDavidson James (col’d), exchange, 68 Thompson, h. Davies Thomas L. drygoods, * 350 First av. h. 352 * 68 Thompson First av. ‘ Davidson James B. print colorer, r. 80 Nassau, h Davies J. M. Jones & Co. furnishing, 105 <& 106 H Williamsburgh William ^Davidson James J. carman, h. 235 Tenth av. Davignon Francis S. litho. 323 B’dw’y h. — Eighth “Davidson Jane, millinery, 131 Canal, h. 131 Canal av. ^Davidson John, baker, 98 Broad, h. 98 Broad Davin Edward, watchman, h. 102 Water iDavidson John, bootmaker, h. 215 Hester Davin Thomas, porter, h . 54 Elizabeth Davidson John, carpenter, h. 325 Sixth av. Davin William, baker, h. 77 Broome ■Davidson John, carpenter, h. 381 Tenth Daving Seth, straw hats, 94 Houston, h. 107 S. Third, ^Davidson John, sashmaker, 238 W. 17th Williamsburgh ■Davidson John, stonecutter, h. 300 W . 28th Davis Abner, lumber, Albany, h. 220 W , 31st )avidson John, weaver, h.*430 Tenth av. Davis Abraham, cook, h. r. 9 Desbrosses IlDavidson John B. clerk, h. 104 Charlton Davis Abraham, pedler, h. 209 Stanton sDavidson John E. shipbread, 262 & 264 F ront h. Davis Abram, tailor, 22 A v. B Williamsburgh Davis Abraham B. flour, 186 South, h. 208 Mulberry jpavidson John E. jr. cloths, 28 Liberty Davis Adison, gauger, 115 Front, h. WiUiamsburgh )avidson John E. seaman, h. 76 Monroe Davis Alexander, carpenter, h. r. 2091 Wooster ^Davidson John T. sashmaker, h. 240 W . 17th Davis Alexander, stairbuilder, 85 W . 31st, h. 475 Davidson Jos. fishmkt 136 Clinton, h. 181 Broome Sixth av. fpavidson Joseph, drygoods, h. 80 Lewis Davis Alexander & Co. bagging, 4 Burling slip, h. 15 DavidsonM. milliner, 131 Canath. 181 Canal Gay Davidson Morris M lawyer, 81 Wall, h. 4 W illow pi Davis Alexr. J. architect, 93 mer. ex. h. N ewark ' jDavidson Nathan, pedler, h. 117 Norfolk Davis Alfred, drygoods, 66 Av. D, b. 66 Av. D. Davidson Roger, plasterer, h. 122 W . 16th Davis Amos, mer. 90 Broadway, h. 20 W . 28d .Davidson Sarah, wid. William, h. 235 Tenth av. Davis Ann, wid. William, boardingh. 23 Lispenard - Davidson Silas, trimmings, 198 Seventh Davis Anne, wid. John, washing, h. r. 162 W . 18th .Davidson Simon, trimmings, h. 176 Ludlow * Davis Archibald, pianomaker, h. 58 Lewis Davidson Thomas, painter, h. r. 4 Desbrosses Davis B. shirts, 50 Roosevelt, h. 50 Roosevelt Davidson Thompson, liquors, 225 West, h. 381 Green- Davis Barron, drygoods, 4394 Pearl, h. 439* Pearl ilk W1°b Davis Behren, fancystore, 50 Roosevelt, h. 50 Roosevelt •’Davidson Walter, laborer, h. 427 Greenwich Davis Benjamin M. sexton, h. 114 Wooster "Davidson William, carpenter, h. ]45 E. 40th Davis Bookston, 1090 Broadway •Davidson William, carpenter, h. r. 220* Broome Davis Bridget, widow, h. 26 Pitt Davidson William, cooper, h. r. 46 Forsyth Davis C. carman, h. W . 17th, c. Ninth av. "Davidson William J. importer, 89 Broadway, h 22 Davis Caroline, wid. Oliver, laundress, h. 233 W.17tb (f! Butler, B rooklyn Davis Catharine, wid. John, h. 176 Stanton ^‘Davidson & King, shipbread, r. 288 Front Davis Charles, com. mer. 90 W all, h. 36 Union pi. ^Davidson & Young, shipbread, 262 & 264 Front Davis Charles, gilder, h. 205 Fifth Davie James S. & Co. hosiery, 98 Maiden la. h. 94 Davis Charles, imp. 118 Ludlow, h. 118 Ludlow * W . 13th Davie John, bricklayer, h. 142 W . 27th Davis Charles, machinist, 229 & 231 Elizabeth, h. 10 Bleecker PDavie William B. police, h. r. 53 Bank ^Davies Alfred H. turner, h. r. 39 Sheriff Davis Charles, rigger, h. 37 Forsyth Davis Charles, umbrellas. 37 Liberty, h. 86 Cranberry, Davies Andrew M. upholsterer, 395 Broadway & 200 Brooklyn \ Bowery, li. 232 William Davis Charles, weaver, h. 259 W . 32d Davies Anthony, tinman, h. 325 Tenth Davis Charles A. mer. 26* Broadway, h. 1 University ^Davies Benjamin, clerk, h. 17 Desbrosses Davies Charles, lawyer, 11 Nassau _ pl* Davis Charles F. porter, h. 92 Essex DAY 176 DAY Davis Chas. H. jr. building materials, E. 18th c. Av. B r>oviq James, shoemaker, h. 100 W . 19th h. 172 E. 17th Davis James, shoemaker, h. W. 49th n. Ninth av. Davis Charles 8. mer. Av. B, c. E. 18th, h. 172 T)«vis James, waterman, 810 West Davis James, umbrellas, 37 Liberty, h. Harlem, E. 17th Davis Charlotte, wid. Samuel, h. 296 Mulberry Davis James L. grocer, 184 Bough h. M2-Broadway Davis James M. carpenter, h, 204 W . 26th Davis Christy, wool, 65 Broad, h. Mytle av. B'Jclyn Davis James N. moulder, h. 208 E. 21st Davis Clemantine 8. boardingh. 768 Broadway Davis James S. broker, 38 Beaver, h. 50 Charles Davis Daniel, clerk, h. 120 Charles Davis James S. carpenter, h. 3 Congress Davis Daniel B. physician, h. Western hotel Davis James W . broker, 93 Wall, h. 134$ Thompson DAYIS DANIEL B. physician, 68 Water, h. 40 Davis Jehoiakim, lumber, Bethune cor. West, h. ft Warren Bank . Davis Davenport P. clerk, h. 559 Sixth av. Davis Jesse J. piano-action, 333 Fifth, h. 62 Av. D Davis David, mason, h. 191£ W . 19th Davis John, carpenter, h. 90 Yandam Davis David H. 102 Broadway Davis John, carpenter, h. 318 Fifth Davis David C. agent, h. 186 E. 23d Davis John, cooper, r. 242 Division DAYIS D AYID H. silk, 102 Broadway, h. 82 Amity Davis John, bricklayer, h. 161 W. 35th Davis David R. carpenter, h. 98 Delancey Davis Dorrance, mining bureau, Trinity build, room Davis John, drygoods, 192 Third av. h. 177 Third av. Davis John, laborer, h. 5T Cherry 33, h. L. Island Davi3 John, locustyard, 78 Lewis, h. 300 Fifth Davis E. II. physician, h. 139 Fourth av. Davis John, rigger, h. 188 Madison Davis Edgar, police, h. 218 Sullivan Davis John, rigger, 19 Norfolk Davis Edward, milkman, h. 615 Ninth av. Davis John, late hatter, h. 76 Orchard Davis Edward (coVd), music, h. r. 57 Thompson Davis Edward M. oc Co. imps. 183 Broadway, h. DAYIS JOHN, physician, h. 37 Bleecker Phil adelphia Davis John, policeman, h. I l l E. 31st * Davis Eleanor, h. 196 Church Davis John, police, h. 187 Broome Davia Elizabeth, h. 198 W . 22d Davis John, salesman, h. 102 St Mark’s pi. Davis Elisha, clerk, h. 154 Madison Davis John, shirts, 49 and 85 William, h. 50 Sixthav. Dauis Elisha, dressmaker, h. 4$- Suffolk Davis John, silversmith, h. 283 W. 27th Davis Elisha, sailmaker, h. 77 Market - Davis John, steward, h. 11 Hamilton Davis Elizabeth, wid Julius, fancystore, 21 Eighth Davis John, tailor, h. 588 Fourth Davis Eliza S. teacher, 97 Av. D. h. 300 Fifth Davis John, waiter, h. 9 Mulberry Davis Ellenor (col’d), late washing, h. r. 241 Elizabeth Davis John jr. timber, 78 Lewis, h. 21 Dry Dock Davis Esther, wid. Andrew, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Davis John & Son, shirts, 49 & 85 Wiiliam Davis Evan, milk, h. 248 W. 16th Davis John A. grainer, h. E. 31st n. Second av. Davis Ezra P. agent, 49 Chambers, h. W . 25th n Davis John A. hotel, 131 Chambers, & 1 W. B’dway Broadway Davis John D. drygoods, 200 Third av. h. 17i Davis Fanny (col'd), washerwoman, h. r. 115 Waver- Third av. ley pi. | Davis John G. silkgoods, 18 Cor,tlandt, h. 255 W. 21st Davis Francis, furniture, 53 Ann, h. 17 Second Davis John H fancygoods, 91 Liberty, h. Bloom- Davis Francis, housefurnisher, 98 Forsyth, h. 90 Riv- ingdale ington Davis John J. clerk, h. 72 Norfolk ''#1 Davis Fred, umbrellas, h. 273 Rivington Davis John J. importer, 99 W all, h. Long Island Davis George, exchange, 113 Elm Davis John L. clerk, h. W. 42d n. Eighth av. Davis George, laborer, h. 404 Second av. Davis John R. cabinetmaker, h. r. 16 Jones Daws George, porter, h. 92 Essex Davis John R. cooper, h. 137 Attorney Davis George, seaman, h. 19 Monroe Davis John R. mer. 203 Duane, h. Union, Broolclyn Davis George, stonecutter, h. 97 W . 33d Davis John R. umbrellas, 37 Liberty, b. 109 S. 6tb, Davi3 George, weaver, h. 253-W. S2d Williamsburgh Davis George D. liquors, Broadway cor. W . 40th Davis John R. hackman, h. 74 Gansevoort Davis George T. M .sec’y 25 Cliff, h. E. 13th n. Sec­ Davis John R. h. 1 Birmingham ond av. Davis John S. inspector, h. 169 W. 18th Davis George W . boilercutter, h. 89 Columbia Davis John T. carpenter, h. 122 W. 32d Davis George W. carman, h. 222 W. 18th Davis John W . carman, h. 313 W. 17th Davis George W. porter, h. r. 85$ Clinton Davis John W . carpenter, h. 98 Delancey *Davis George W. sexton, h. r. 234 Cherry Davis John W . drygoods, 281 Grand Davis Gilbert, wines, 45 Pine, h. 37 Bond Davis John W . com. mer. 146 Pearl, h. 21 W. l«n Davis Gill, clerk, h. 482 Third av. Davis Joseph, captain, h. 102 Columbia Davis Greenleaf N. bookkeeper, h. 50 Yandam Davis Joseph, painter, h. 181 Broome . Davis H. awnings, 153 Walker, h. 74 Mott Davis Joseph T. drygds. 281 Eighth av. h. 5o mi Davis Hamilton, imp. h. 101 Leftvis Davis Joseph W. refiner of liquors, 8 Second av. n. Davis Hamilton, wheelwright, h. 479 Broome 8 Second av. Davis Hannah, boardingh. 331 Tenth av. Davis Jotham L. miller, h. 220 Cherry Davis Harrison, wood, h. 217 Delancey Davis Judith J. boardingh. 192 Madison Davis Henry, clothing, 121 Chatham, n. 119 Chatham Davis Leonard F. clerk, h. 27 Chestnut Davis Henry, drugbroker, 87 Wall, h. 46 E. 34th Davis Lewis R. mer. 99 Fronts h. 211 Monro Davis Henry, drygoods, 281 Eighth av. h. 55 W. 23d Davis Louis, clerk, h. 140 Sullivan * .v Davis Henry, oysters, 2 Jefferson mkt. h. 94 Grove Davis Louisa (col’d), washerwoman, h. 145 vanci Davis Henry, liquors, 75 Cherry, h. 75 Cherry Davis Lydia, wid. Henry, h. r. 94 Grove Davis Henry, clerk, h. 230 Av. B Davis Lyon, jeweler, h. 127 Eldridge Davis Henry, realestate, 289 Broadway, h. Broolclyn Davis Margaret, boardiqgh. 491 Tenth av. Davis Henry (col’d), steward, h. 97 E. 27th Davis Maria, wid. Silas, h. 265 Rivington Davis Henry H. bookbinder, 200 Mulberry Davis Maria E. wid. Coles L. boardingh. 385 Davis Henry S. pianos, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Davis Marks, pedler, h. r. 141 Mulberry Davis Henry S. jr. carpenter, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Davis Mary, dressmaker, 30 Amity Davis Hester, wid. John, h. 46 Elm Davis Mary, wid. Benjamin, h. 136 Charles Davis Horatio N. mattresses, 48 Beekman, li. B'Tclyn Davis Mary, \yid. Henry, h. 42 Wooster Davis Ira, seaman, h. 211 W. 26th Davis Mary, wid. Thomas, millinery, 265 Second Davis Ira B. clerk, 2 Hall of Records, li. 130 Se­ Davis Mary M. washerwoman, h. 11 venth av. Davis Maryanne, dressmaker, h. 176Twelitn Davis Isaac G. carpenter, h. E. 35th n. Third av. Davis Mathias, ironmoulder, h. 319 W. 34tn , Davis Isaac L. liquors, 215 Bowery Davis Merwin, printer, 44 Cortlandt, h. 108 R Davis J. C. Bancroft, lawyer, 2T Wall Davis Morris, mer. 12 Maidhn la. h. 114Dol®® J, Davis Jacob, jewelry, 72 Chatham, h. 72 Chatham Davis Moss, clothing, 129 Chatham, h. 8» Davis James, brassmoulder h 314 W. 26th water. Davis James, carman, h. 196 Ghrystie Davis Nicholas, policeman, h. 122 W. 30th Davis James, elockcasem. 265 Second Davis Noel, shirts, 49 & 85 William Davis James, liquors, 2 Coenties si. h. 80 E B dway Davis Patrick, fruit, h. r. 123 Cedar Davis James, lumber inspector, h. 92 W. 17th Davis Phineas, clerk, 16 Wall, h. 127 Eldriugo Davis James, laborer, h. 146 Cherry Davis Rebecca, wid. Samuel, h. 210 Elm DAY 177 DAW Davis Rees, carpenter, h. 827 E. 12th Davis Richard, maltster, h. r. 94 Grove Davison Alexander, brassfounder, h. 87 Sixth av. Davison Alexander, carpenter, h. 487 Third av. Davis Robert, coachmaker, h. 58 Oliver Davison Catharine, widow, h. 183 Sixth av. Davis Robert, liquor, 295 Third av. h. 295 Third av. Davis Robert, seaman, h. 51 Cherry S AV^ S r S ? arfes lawyer» 8 Nassau, h. 58 Clinton pi. DAVISON D. L. jeweler, 14 John, h. Court, Davis Robert, stovemaker, h. r. 65 Chrystio Davison Darius & Bro. steamship mod. 374 B’dwav Davis Robert, sailor, h. 84 Oak B rooklyn J Davis Robert E. drygoods, 181 Eighth av. h. 181 Davison David, artist h. 184 Stanton Eighth av. Davison Edward, late mer. h. Fifth Av. n. E 31st Davis Rufus (col’ d), steward, h, 97 E. 27th Davison Edward F. shipper, 34 Burling si. h. Fifth Davis S. Nelson, com. mer. 89 Broadway, h. Union av. n. E. 81st B rooklyn Davison Elias, mer. 9 Cedar, h. 28 Amity pi. Davis Samuel, lawyer, h. 10 E. 25th Davison Francis, tea, 279 Eighth av. h. 279 Eighth av. Davis Samuel, shoes, h. 9 Jersey Davison George, seaman, h. 136 Seventh av. Davis Samuel G. mer. 48 New, h. 74 S t Mark’s Davison Henry, shoes, 9 Cedar, h. 21 Sixth av. pi. Davison Isaac S. (Rev.), h. 75 Broadway Davis Samuel S. police, h. 40 Thompson Davison Isabella, wid. Thos. boardingh. 84 Monroe Davis Sarah A. (col’d), laundress, h. 97 E. 27th Davison James, h. 802 W. 24th Davis Simon S. clerk, h. 174 Franklin Davison James, tailor, h. 37 Allen ^ Davis Silas, flour, 186 South, h. 270 Madison Davison James W . carpenter, h. W . 48th n. Eleventh Davis Southwell, stagedriver, h. 164 W . 87th av. Davis Spaflbrd H. h. 20 Rutgers Davison Jane, wid. Samuel, washer, h. r. 50 Marion Davis Stephen, auction’r, 82 B’dway, h. 106 Laurens Davison John, laborer, h. 362 Greenwich Davis Stephen A. foundry, W . 83d n. Eleventh av. h. Davison John, stonecutter, h. 230 W . 26th 27 W . 84th Davison John G. imp. 12 Maiden la. h. W . 52d, n. Davis Sylvester, bookkeeper, 174 Pearl, h. 56 Clin­ n. r. ton pi. Davison John H. butch. 100 Ninth av. fa. 153 W . 20th Davis Thomas, confectioner, 2574 Bleecker, h. 2574 Davison John R. drygoods, 186 Fulton, h. N ewark Bleecker Davison John W . carpenter, h. 688 Fourth DaVi$ Thomas, furniture, 58 Ann,h. 487 Houston Davison Joseph C. butcher, 444 Second av. h. 435 Se­ Davis Thos. jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. Providence cond av. Davis Thaddeus C. captain police, h. 98 Delancey Davison Margaret, h. r. 27 Rose Davis Thomas, gunsmith, h. 182 W . 81st Davison Robert, saddle & harness, 368 Grand Davis Thomas, hairdresser, — Bowery, h. 264 Fifth Davison Samuel, paint, Broadway, h. 146 E. 26th Davis Thomas, laborer, h. r. 172 W . 18th Davison Samuel M. bookkeeper, h. 218 Delancey Davis Thomas, mason, h. 598 Grand Davison Sarah, wid. James, h. 153 W. 20th DAYIS THOMAS E. 66 Beaver, h. 39 Union sq. Davison Seligman, drygoods, 198 Seventh, h. 198 Davis Walter, weaver, h. 171 W. 82d Seventh Davis Walter G. clerk, 186 F ront h. B rooklyn Davison Sophia, wid. W . h. 104 W . 11th Davis Warren, stencilplates, h. 170 Cherry Davison Thompson, liquors, 225 West, h. 881 Green­ Davis Washington, sashmaker, h. 127 Barrow wich Davis William, barber, 584 Ludlow, h. 58 Ludlow Davison Walter, tailor, h. 427 Greenwich Davis William, carman, h. 271 Sixth av. Davison William, porter, h. 78 Goerck Davis William, clerk, h. 165 Av. B Davison William J. tea, 279 Eighth av. 29 Chatham, h. 22 Decker Peter, bootm'kr. 357 G’nwich, h. 857 G’nwich Debevoise William H. h. 429 Grand Decker Philip, grocer, 118 Third av. h. 118 Third av. Debinham James K. carpenter, h. 15 Sixth ay. Decker Reimelt, grocer, 658 Houston, h. 658 Houston Deboatev Chariot6, nurse, h. 214 Seventh Decker Richard, china, &c., Greenwich, h. 236 W. 80th -Ueboin Elizabeth, wid. George, h. r. 2T7 First av. Decker Richard, grocer, 481 Broome h. 481 Broome CTorn®liusi mer- 81 Water, h. 8 Gramercy park Decker Richard I. cooper, Washington, h. 6 Dominick Debold Jacob, tailor, h. 57 Av. 0 Decker Simeon, calker, h. 286 Second Debold Magdalene, wid. F. F. midwife, h. 50 Attorney Decker Thompson B. smith, 294 Eighth av. h. 294 Debond Jacob, carman, h. 614 W. 26th Eighth av. Debour John, rigger, h, 72 Jackson Decker Thompson W . m’k, 155 E. 27th, h. 830 Third av Deboyse William H. policeman, h. 82 Factory Decker William, grocer, 116 Amity, h. 116 Amity Debrend Const’tine, pensioner, h. W . 49th n. Tenth av. Decker William, carriagemaker, h. 79 Allen Debrow Wilhelmina, dressmaker, 882 Greenwich, h. Decker William, liquors, 14 Prince, h. 14 Prince 882 Greenwich Decker William, salesman, h. 106 Madison DEBRUGES 0. millinery, 575 B’dway, h. 575B’dway Decker William, tailor, h. 212 Av. A DEBUS FRANCIS, liquors, 2 il Av. C. h. 211 Av. C Decker William H. teas, 192 Pearl Debuse Gabriel, shoemaker, h. 184 Elizabeth Decker William H. teas, 82 Front Decamp Albert L. mer. 212 Front, h. 9 Beach Decker William H. calker, h. 836 Stanton Decamp Anne, wid. Reuben, h. 80 Fifth Eecker William H. gilder, 30 Norfolk, h. 81 Norfolk Decamp Lewis M. clerk, h. 23 Wooster Decker Wm. J. shipjoiner, 863 & 865 Ninth, h. 109 Decamp Maria, wid. Clarke, boardingh. 258 Spring Decamp Morris, asst capt police, h. 146 Spring Decker & Brown, shipjoiners, 363 & 865 Ninth Decasse Julius, salamander works, 54 Cannon, h. Decker & Godine, oils, 12 & 14 James si. Elizabethtown DECKER & MANDEYILLE, sashmakers, 87 E. 22d Decaster Emanuel, clerk, h. 207 Ninth av. DECKER & ZOLLYER, dining saloon 57 Cortlandt Decatur Andrew J. h. 53 E. 20th Deckett Goerick, carpenter, h. 264 Stanton Decatur John P. u. s. navy, h. 53 E. 20th Decklemanni George, tailor, 170 W. Broadway, h. Decatur Julius, (col’dA musician, h. 8 Anthony 170 W . Broadway Deceix Jane, dressmaker, h. 326 Third Decklyn Cornelius, baker, 127 W. 16th, h. 127 W. 16th DECHAUX EDW ARD, artists’ materials, 709 Br’d- Deckmhar Wm. butcher, 157 First av. h. 157 First ay. way, h. P a ris Declark Daniel, carman, h. 78 Jane Dechert John, painter, h. 611 Fourth Declark Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 154 Perry Dechu Yan Rensselaer, mason, h. r. 15 Cornelia Declark James, cooper, h. 78 Jane Deck Isaiah, chemist, 113 Nassau, h. B rooklyn Decoin Robert L. mer. 154 Front, h. 25 W. 18th Deckebach Philip, laborer, h. W . 47th n. Tenth av. Decomeau Louis, clerk, h. 102 Second av. Deckelmann George, tailor, 170 W. Broadway Decoppet Edw. broker, 16 Ex. pi. h. 99 Ninth Deckelmann John, grocer, 245 Av. A, h. 245 Av. A Decoppet Louis, broker, 16 Ex. pi. h. 99 Ninth Decken C. dentist, h. 7 Av. A Decoppet & Co. brokers, 16 Exchange pi. Decken Charles F. physician, 7 Av. A, h. 7 Av. A Decorsey Mary A. clothing, 418 Ninth, h. W. 82d, c, Decker Abel, h. 281 Fifth Tenth av. DECKER ALFRED, trans. pier 1 n. r. h. 16 Market Decoster Asa, liquors, 66 Cortlandt, h. Hoboken Decker Andrew B, sashes, 87 E. 22d, h. 157 E. 24th Decotta Ermenegil, cabinetmaker, h. 811 Mott Decker Benj. oysters, ft. Fulton, n. r. h. Jersey City Decou Sam. tripe, h. W. 40th n. Seventh av. Decker Charles, boarding, 76 Greenwich Decouracier Charles, manufacturer, 2 & 4 Platt Decker Charles, carman, h. 190 W. 19th Decoudres Louis & Son, brassfounders, 18 Corlears, Decker Charles, liquors, 63 & 65 Duane, h. 63 Duane h. Williamsburgh Decker Charles, oysters, 17 Coenties si. h. 320 Atlan­ Decoudres John, brassfounder, 18 Corlears, h. Wil­ tic, Brooklyn liamsburgh Decker Charles, N. oils, 14 James slip, h. 115 Ludlow Decourcey & Noel, look, glasses, 42 Broadway Decker Christopher, tobacco, h. r. 66 Wooster Decoursey Catharine, seamstress, 226 E, 18th Decker David, oysters, 13 Ann, h. 13 Ann Decoursey Daniel, carpenter, h. 240 E. 13th Decker David H. gro. 55 Whitehall, h. Staten Island Decourcy Henry looking glasses, 42 Broadway, h. 88 Decker Dolly, dressmaker, h. 133 Seventh av. Ninth Decker Edington B. pianotuner, 481 Broadway, h. 112 Dedbaun Jacob P. carpenter, h. 270 W. 87th Essex Dedcer John, laborer, h. 126 W. 24th Decker Elizabeth, wid. Lewis, upholstress, h. 209 Mott Deddy Alice, wid. William, h. 424 Twelfth Decker Elizabeth, h. 214 Second Dede John, clerk, W . 52d n. Eleventh av. Decker Freeman D. saloon, 57 Cortlandt, h. 57 Cort- Dederer Elias C. accountant, 72 W all i landt Dederer Harvey, grocer, 87 Greenwich av. h. 87 Decker George, seaman, h. Eleventh av. n. W. 87th Greenwich av. Decker George, sashmaker, h. 28 Cornelia Dederer & Carpenter, grocers, 87 Greenwich av. Decker George M. h. r. 299 W. 28th Dederick Wm. H. prov. 101 Murray, h. 144 Wooster Decker Gilbert, carman, b. 149 W. 26th Dederick Zachariah, pencilcase mkr. 58 Nassau, h. 144 Decker Hannah E. wid. Rensellaer, h. 87 Morton Wooster Decker H’y, bill’ds, 290 Eighth av. h. 290 Eighth av. Dedham* James, boilermaker, h. r. 404 Eighth DECKER HENRY, gro. 180 Division, h. 180 Divis’n Dedion Julius C. 5 Depau row Decker Henry, bookkeeper, h. 25 Willett Dedrick Robert, carpenter, h. 318 Bleecker Decker Henry, grocer, 57 Rose D ee-------- , carpenter, h. 808 Third av. Decker Henry, milk, h. 82 Ridge Dee Jacob, laborer, h. 588 Fourth Decker Isaac, jeweler, Grand n. Suffolk, h. 81 Norfolk Dee James, porter, h. 276 Mulberry Decker Isaac B. oysters, 60 Chatham, h. Staten Island Dee James, laborer, h. 895 Cherry Decker Jacob, barber, 527 Pearl Dee Mary, wid. Dennis, h. r. 28 Lewis Decker James, cooper, h. 319 Grand Dee Michael carman, h. 269 Tenth av. Decker Jeffry, clerk, 144 Broadway, h. B rooklyn Dee Thomas, laborer, h. r. 827 Water Decker John, carman, h. r. 94 Columbia Deecken Frederick, bootfitter, h. 611 Fourth Decker John, h. 264 W. 85th Deecken George, cabinetmaker, h. 611 Fourth Decker John, grocery, Washington, h. 1 Leonard Deed,Henry, hotel, 52 Barclay, h. 52 Barclay 4± Decker John, sailor, h. 55 Oliver DEEDE NICHOLAUS, liquors, 164 South, h. 164 Decker John, steward, h. 2 Carlisle South Decker John, rigger, h. 55 Oliver Deegan John, planer, h. r. 26 Second av. Decker John, saloon, 1 Park row Deegan John M. <&Son, weighers, 74 Pearl, h. 9 Prince Decker John F. pianomaker, h. 117 Franklin Brooklyn Decker John H. late grocer, h. 142 Seventh av. Deegan Margaret, wid. Patrick, h. 43 Oliver Decker Jos. B. smith, 294 Eighth av. h. 187 W. 25th Deegan Marks, laborer, h. E. 39th n. Third av. Decker Joseph H. dryg. 222 Sixth av. h. Staten Island Deegan Martin J. bookkeeper, 89 Front, h. Brooldyto) Decker Lawrence, laborer, h. 417£ Grand Deegan Michael J. city weigher, 74 Pearl, h. 9 Prince, Decker Levi, billiard tables, 90 Ann, h. Bergen Brooklyn Heights, New Jersey Deegan Patrick, gasman, h. 247 E. 20th Decker Marian, widow, h. 824 Stanton Deegan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 78 W. 80th DEG 181 DEG Deegen John, tailor, h. r. 81 Roosevelt Deelish Gaspar, laborer, h. 282 Third Degginger Simon, painter, 808 First av. h. 808 First av. Degilhon Marcus, porter, h. 9 Hamilton Deely Michael, shoes, 86 Oak, h. 85 Oak Degnan Mary wid John, h. 110 Seventh av. Deely Patrick, laborer, h. 100 Anthony Degnan Patrick, laborer, h. 221 W 47th Deely William, moulder, h. 2T0 Cherry Degnan Peter, sarsaparilla, h. 80 Orange Deem Jacob L. &. Co. fringemakers, 87 Cedar, h. 128 Degnan Francis, laborer, h. 221 W. 47th Chrystie Degraaf Henry P. furniture, 460* Pearl h. 44 E . Deems Hen. W . stoves, 85 Carmine, h. 80 Commerce Broadway ’ Deems John H. baskets, 85 Carmine, h. 80 Commerce Degraaf Levie, pedler, h. 270 Rivington Deen Catherine, wid. John, h. 3 Orchard Degraff David, drugs, 806 Grand, h. 87 Hester Deen John, tobacconist,v78 Water, h. 230 W . 15th Degrasse George (col’d). h. 205 Church Deen Michael, porterhouse, 414 Tenth Degraut Eleazer. pedler, h. 110 Orange Deen John L. jr. tobacconist, 78 Water, h. 230 W . 15th Degrauw Abraham J. S. conj. mer. 69 Washington Deen & Thornton, mers. 28 Beaver h. Clinton c. Amity, B rooklyn Deen Wm. B. mer. 28 Beaver, h. W averly h. Degrauw John W. insp. pot & pearl ash. 48 & 49 West, Deep River Coal Co. 64 Beaver b. Clinton c. Amity, B rooklyn Deercks John F. grocer, 537 Pearl, h. 537 Pearl Degrauw Theodore A. com. mer. 136 Front, h. Yon­ Deering Charles, laborer, h. 16 Carlisle kers Deering Edward, stonepolisher, h. 313 Av. A Degrauw Walter N. grocer, 1 Fulton m kt h. 50 Hicks, Deering John, gasfltter, 851 Eighth av. h. 80 W . 25th B rooklyn DEERING & SULLIVAN, ga.sfltters, 851 Eighth av. Degraw Elizabeth, wid. Cornelius, h. 22 Tenth Deery Bernard, carman, h. 178 Charles Degraw James A . shipchandler, 50 South, h. E liza - Deery Barney, carman, h. 173 Charles town. N, J, Deery Denis, porter, h. 255 W. 26th Degraw Jasper, painter, 83 Second Deery Dennis, milkman, h. 623 Washington Degraw John, builder, 98 Cliff, h. 16 Grove Deery Lucy, boardingh. 268 W . 16th Degraw P. G. drygoods, 64 1 iberty, h. S t Denis hotel Deery Patrick, butcher, 40 Cherry 158 W . 28th, h. Degray Hannah, wid. Michael, h. 277 Second 158 W . 28th Degrav James, furnishing goods, 183 William, h. Deery Thomas, laborer, h. r. 255 W . 26th Washington av. B rooklyn Deeth Jacob, baker, 90 Third av. h. 90 Third av. Degray Thomas J. hatter, h. 241 Division Deevy Maria, dressmaker, h. 86 Thompson Degray Youngs, shoemaker, h. 54 Thompson Deey Edw. M. jeweler, 195 B’dway Degreck Chas. P. agent, 104 Greenwich, h. Hoboken De Faber Oda, drygoods, 105 G’nwich, h. 105 G’nwich Degrif Jacob, shoemaker, h. r. 199 Second De Faber, Petronella, drygoods, h. 105 Greenwich Degro Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. r. I l l Wooster De Faber O. & P. drygoods, 105 Greenwich Degroff Henry, horsedealer, E. 24th, h. 402 Second av. Defendorf Geo. lawyer, 1102 B'dway, h. 90 W . 45th Degroot Albert, h. Metropolitan hotel Defendorf Gilford, driver, h. 57 Houston DEGROOT EDW ARD, Granite Hall clothing ware­ Defenthaller <&Co. grocers, 28 Spring, h. Seventh av. house, 142 Fulton, h. 68 Vandam n. W . 21st Degroot John M. varnisher, h. 97 Watts Defer Andrew, imp. 25 Maiden la. h. E urope ! Degroot Nicholas G. 40 Wall, h. Canarsie, L. I. Defer Henry, imp. 25 Maiden la. h. E urope Degroot Samuel M. printer, h. 8 Hammond Deffaa Philip, grocer, 233 Third h. 295 Sixth Degroot Wm. com. mer. 4 Broadway, h. Elizabeth- Defew Alexander, joiner, h. 18 Cornelia town, H, J. Deffendolf George, lawyer, 1102 Broadway Degroot Wm. II. clothing, 84 & 86 Fulton, & 47 & 49 Defiganiere Louis F. mer. 84 Platt, h. 20 Varick Gold, h. 43 Morton Deflessels Pierre L. F. shoemaker, 35i White, h. 854 Degrove Edward W . clerk, 2 Hall o f Records, h. 27 '*White Irving pi. Defoe Henry, carpenter, 410 Ninth av. Degrove Quincy C. h. 116 E. 18th Defogel Caroline, wid. David, h. 247 Rivington Degruchy Elise, carpenter, h. 891 Ninth av. Deforeest Elias T. butcher, 61 Fulton m kt h. 12 First Degrushe Benj. B. carpenter, h. 59 Suffolk Deforeest Wm. T. butcher, 14 Fulton m kt h. 70 First Degrushe Robert W . carman, h. 88 Ludlow Deforest —, wid. Benjamin, h. New York hotel Deguerre Joseph F. imp. 30 Reade, h. 80 Reade Deforest Benj. C. salesman, 69 Liberty, h. 149 Nassau, Deguerre William A. broker, Houston, h. I l l E. 27th B rooklyn Deguerre W illiam A. broker, 1 Chatham sq. h. 288 Deforest Charles E. clerk, h. 71 Market Thompson Deforest Cornelius V . oils, 119 Clinton, h. 117 Second Dehart Ann (col’d), dressmaker, h. Catharine la. Deforest Edward, h. 160 W . Broadway Dehart Gilbert, hairdresser, 89 Canal, h. 39 Canal Deforest Fred. L. mer. 82 South, h. 82 W . 11th. Dehart Henry, produce, 4 & 5 W. Washington mkt. Deforest Frisby, painter, 404 Eighth h. Jersey City Deforest George B. clothier, 64 Nassau Dehart William, salesman, h. 12 Ren wick Deforest Geo. B. & Co. imps. 185 South, h. 66 E. 21st D’Hervilly Felix, broker, 60 Wall, h. 490 Broome Deforest Gerardus, shipjoiner, h. 28 Beach Dehm George, turner, h. 41 Grand Deforest Gerardus T. boots, 375 Bowery, h. 875 Dehm Johannes, laborer, h. 11 Jackson Bowery D’Homergue John, distiller, 140 W . 17th, h. 78 Lex­ Deforest Henry G. lawyer, 58 Wall, h. 48 E. 20th ington av. Deforest John, upholsterer, 292 B’dway, h. Irving h. Dehnert William, cabinetmaker, h. r. 116 Sheriff Deforest Richard A. drygoods, 64 Cedar, h. Beach c. Dehon Theodore, mer. 26| Broadway, h. Fifth av. b. Hudson W. 26ih & W. 27th Deforest Theodore R. comm. Croton dept, rotunda, Dehoog P’r, pianos, 15 Seventh av. h. 15 Seventh av. park, h. 296 W. 22d Deicken John D. oysters, 8 Battery pi. h. 8 Battery pL Deforest W illiam B. physician, 61 Broadway Deichman George, shoemaker, h. 94 Essex Deforest William W? & Co. com. mers. 82 South, h. Deiffenbach Henry, butcher, 20 Centre m kt h. 489 22 St. Mark’s pi. Fourth Defreest Livingston, porter, h. 528 Greenwich u cigan lYiicnaei, music. Defries Ambrose, police, 684 Fourth Deigen Andrew, laborer, h. Second av. n. E. 81st Defriar Ambrose (col’d), waiter, h. 303 Mott Deighton Ann, h. 236 E. 12th Defries Benjamin, carman, h. 289 Delancey Deihl Justus, pianomaker, h. 34 Chrystie Defries John, carpenter, h. r. W . 48th n. Ninth av. Deike Diederich, grocer, 134 W . 20th, h. 184 W. 20th Degan Daniel, laborer, h. 473 Washington Deike Frederick, grocer; 240 Canal Degan Edward, shoemaker, h. 25 Batavia Deike Frederick & Co. grocers, 240 Canal Degan Francis, hats, 280 Pearl, h. Hoboken Deil Philip^ tailor, — Twelfth Degan James, laborer, h. 22 Batavia Deike Harmann, grocer, 29 Christopher, h. 29 Chris­ Degen Chas. R. drug broker, 83 Beaver, h. Clarendon topher Degen John, laborer, h. r. 90 Chrystie Deiker Henry, grocer, 202 Elizabeth, h. 202 Elizabeth Degen Michael, bootmaker, h. 83 Cornelia Deiler Joseph, tailor, h. 255 E. 18th Degen Philip, junk, 67 Laurens, h. 67 Laurens Deily Anthony, laborer, h. 314 W. 27th DEGEN & TA FT, brokers, 83 Beaver Deim George, mason, h. W. 45th, n. Ninth av. Degenhardt Chas. A. surgical instruments, h. 26 Rose Dein Joseph, painter, h. 255 First av. Degez Francis, carrier, h. 258 Centre Dein Michael, beer, h. 135 Suffolk Deghuee John J. paver, h. 25 Rivington Deinhardt John, carpenter, h. 286 W. 45th DEL 182 DEL Deininger Gotlieb, milk, 241 Ay. A, h. 241 Ay. A Delaney Archer, junk, 80 Hamersley, h. r. 80 Ham- Deinkerke John K. tailor, h. 42 Stanton Deirkes Victoria, wid. Xavier, h. 68 Norfolk DelaneyArthnr, coachman, 199 Ninth Deiser John, baker, h. 216 Second Delaney Beve, physician, h. 51 Lispenard Deising John J. L. tailor, h. 133 Division Delaney Daniel, porter, h. 23 Bridge Deitch Jacob, weaver, h. 219 Division Delaney Edward, cottonmender, h. 21 Bridge Deitering Frederick W. tailor, 30 New, h. 80 New Delaney Ellen, candy, h. 142 E. 36th Deitere Lewis, salesman, h. 72 Mulberry Delaney Ellen, wid. John, seamstress, k. E. 40th a. Deitricb Antone, shoemaker, h. 136 Liberty First av Deitride Kaspar, miller, h. 204 Cherry Delaney Henry, shoes, h. 27 Laurens Deits Charles, laborer, h. r. 88 Sheriff Delaney James, painter, h. 551 Third av. Deitsch Theobald, boots, 95J Duane, h. 95£ Duane Delaney Jas. butcher, 12 Wash, m kt h. 244 W. 17th Deitz Charles H. leather, 41 First av. h. 98 Second av. Delaney John, laborer, h. 329 W. 26th Deitz John, tailor, h. r. 117 Norfolk Delaney John, carpenter, h. 122 W. 26th Deitz John, tailor, h. 117 Norfolk Delaney John, laborer, h. 58 Av. C Deitz Konrad, tailor, h. r. 80 Rivington Delaney John, tailor, h. 359 W. 46th Deitz Mois, bleacher, h. 418 Broadway Delaney Martin, laborer, h. 309 Delancey Deitz Peter, tailor, h. 124 Willett Delaney Martin, servant, 169 Av. A Dejonge Jacob I. mer. 150 Front, h. Engla/nd Delaney Michael, bricklayer, h. 882 Tenth Dejonge Henry I. mer. 150 Front, h, England Delaney Michael, varnisher, h. r. 7 Hester Dekin Ferdinand, painter, h. 170 Varick Delaney Patrick, laborer, h. 339 Eighth Dekins William, grates, h. r. 10 Cannon Delaney Richard, whitesmith, 234 E. 13th Dejannon Charles, musician, h. 385 Broadway Delaney Thomas, sawyer, h. 189 Av. C Dejannon Louis L. 39 Broad, h. 113 Bleecker Delaney William, carman, h. r. 221 W. 20th Dejonge Julius, imp. 57 & 59 Gold, h. L. I Delaney William, machinist, h. 265 W. 24th Dejonge Louis, imp. 57 & 59 Gold, h. 112 Hudson Delaney William, laborer, h. 309 Delancey Dejonge Rudolph jr. capsules, h. r. 258 Grand Delano Albe, dining saloon, 12 &13 Fulton mkt h. Dejonge William, mer. 150 Front, h. 59 Laight 177 Jay, Brooklyn Dejonge J. & L. imps. & manfs. o f fancy paper, 57 & Delano C. late banker, h. 280 Fourth av. 59 Gold Delano Chas. ironsafes, 28 Gold, h. Williamsbwgh Dejonge, Brothers & Co. com. mere. 150 Front Delano Christopher, h. 60 Charlton Deklyn Abigail, wid. Barent, late baker, h. 48 Fourth Delano Frederick A. mer. 35 Burling slip, b. 39 La­ Deklyn William, late drygoods, h.109 Greenwich fayette pi. Dekoven John, 22 Broad, h. 13 Clinton pi. Delano Jesse, ironsafes, 28 Gold, h. 28 Gold Dela Lewis, fancygoods, 817 Br’dway, h. 815J- Br’d- Delano Joseph W . shipchandler, 39 South, h. 117W way Delafield Edward, physician, h. 2 E. 17th Delano Thomas, ironsafes, h. 92 Seventh av. Delafleld Henry, com. mer. 19 Beaver, h. Broadway Delano Warren jr. mer. 35 Burling si. h. 39 Lafay, pi c. W . 17th Delano William, ironchests, 28 Gold, h. 8 Grove Delafield H. & W- mere. 19 Beaver Delano, Dunlevy & Co. bankers, 39 Wall Delafield Jos. pres, land co. 56 Wall, h. 104 Franklin Delanoy John F. fancygoods, 214 Bleecker, h. 214 Delafield Rufus K. 104 Wall, h. Staten Island Bleecker Delafield Wm. mer. 19 Beaver, h Br’dway c. W . 17th Delanoy John A. carrier, b. 178 Forsyth. Delafiganiere C. H. S. consul, 81 Front, h. 66 E. 29th Delanoy John A. clerk, h. 178 Forsyth Delafolie Eugene, h. 26 8ixth av. Delany Andrew, hosiery, h. 214 Seventh Delafontie Louis, painter, h. r. 89 Sheriff Delany Anne, wid. Daniel, grocer, 716 Houston, h. Delahoyde, John, acc’t, 15 Gold, h. 1 W illow pL 506 Houston Brooklyn Delany Catharine, wid. Joseph, tailoress, h. 58 Ridge Delahant Antony, butcher, 218 Av. B, h. 218 Av. B Delany Oath. wid. John, boardingh. 504 Houston Delahunt Anne, tailoress, h. r. 231 Mulberry Delany Charles, glue, 235 Pearl, h.Philadelphia ! Delahunty Patrick, butcher, 218 Av. B, h. 218 Av. B Delany Daniel, coachman, h. 76 Third av. Delahunt Pierre, city sealer, 4 Dover, h. Frankfort Delany David, coachbuilder, h. Second av. n. E. 40th Delahunty P. hats, 1 Fulton mkt. h. 65 Main, Brook- Delany Ellen, wid. Charles, liquors, h. 77 James kyn Delany Ellen, tailoress, h. r. 228 Third Delahunty Joseph T. carman, h. 180 W. 20th Delany Forrest, carman, h. 607 Fourth Delahunty Thomas^ carman, h. 180 W. 20th Delany James, liquors, 321 Seventh av. h. 821 Se­ Delamans Wm. artist, 468 Broadway, h. 17 Vandam venth av. Delamater Abraham H. carman, h. 81 Charlton Delany James, painter, h. 122 Amity Delamater Benjamin, builder, h. 281£ W. 18th Delany James, tailor, h. r. 112 Laurens Delamater Corn. H. foundry, foot o f W. 18th, h. 302 Delany Jas. butcher, 12 Wash, m kt h. r. 244W. 17th W. 14th Delany James, weaver, h. r. 21 Av. C Delamater Edwd. D. sashes, 143 E. 23d, h. 143 E. 23d Delany Jeremiah, founder, h. 296 W. 28th Delamater J. W. coals, 61 Ninth av. h. 205 Tenth av. Delany John, blacksmith, h. 22 Morris Delamater James, clerk, h. 347 Greenwich Delany John, roofer, h. r. 63 W . 30th Delamater John & Son, builders, W. 24th n. Tenth Delany Joseph, janitor, h. 58 Hammond . av. h. 205 Tenth av. Delany Julia, wid. Wm. dressmaker, h. 184 Spring Delamater Samuel, builder, W. 24th bet. Tenth & Delany Margaret, wid. Edw. washing, h. 147E. lltt Eleventh avs. h. 331 W. 23d Delany Maria, wid. Peter, seamstress, h. 359 Ninth Delamater William, police, h. 119 Macdougal Delany Martin, laborer, h. r. 33 Cross Delamater William, street insp. h. 613 Washington Delany Martin, laborer, h. foot W. 45th Delamere Margaret, h. 131 Canal Delany Michael, butcher, h. Eleventh ay. c. W.oito Delamere Thomas S. boilermaker, h. 51 Goerck Delany Patrick, laborer, h. 124 Greenwich av. Delamontagnie Albert, candles, 39 Water, h. 140 Delany Patrick, laborer, h. 131E. 11th Madison Delany Thomas, laborer, h. 62 Cherry Delamontagnie Edward, h. 851 Tenth Delany Thomas, tailor, h. 199 First av. Delamontagnie William, boatbuilder, 438 Water, h. Delany Timothy, carman, h. 195 Elizabeth 149 Madison Delany William, painter, h. 349 Ninth Delamontagnie William jr. boatbuilder, 402 Water, h. Delap Henry P. butcher, h. 38 Delancey „ 131 Madison Delapierre Albert, museum, 218 Broadway, h- Delamontanye James, carpenter, h. 528 Sixth av. Grand •lir-IB Delamontayne George F. carpenter, h. 75 Vandam Delapierre Bartholomew, trimmings, 198 Grand Delamontayne John, tailor, h. 3 E. 21st Delapierre, Baldwin & Co. hardware, 31 & 33 Delancey Abraham, fish, 2 Goerck, h. 39 Goerck Delapirre Charles B. hardware, 31 & 33 Hey, Delancey Edward F. lawyer, 65 Wall, h. E. 23d Fordhmn Delancey David, shoes, 6 Av. D, h. 284 Third -L/eiapiame Isaac U. lawyer, 7 New, h. mo rourm» Delancey John D. fish, 246 Henry, h. 27 Columbia Delaplaine Jno. F. late mer. 7 New, h. 6 St. Mark’sp Delaney John, painter, h. 162 Essex Delaplaine John F. jr. law, 7 New, h. 6 St. Marks! Delaney Ann, candles, h. 313 Madison Delargey John, machinist, h. r. 146 Eighth av. Delaney Anne, wid. Daniel, grocer, 506 Houston, h. Delarue John, tailor, h. r. 161 Lewis 506 Houston Delarue Octavo, wireworker, h. 234 Church • DEL 183 DEM Delatour Albert J. mineral waters, 254 Wall, h. 10 Delnoce Yinc. R. broker, 146 Fulton, h. 131 W . 40tb City Hall pi. Delong Levi, clerk, h. 299 Pearl Delatour Alexander, butcher, h. 847 W . 26th Delong Margaret, wid. Lemuel, h. 175 Houston Delatour Gillern Anna, mantillas, 81 Wooster Delong Mary, widow, h. r. 168 Lewis Delaunay A. collector, h. 18 Watts Deloynes George A imp. 126 Pearl, h. 814 Hicks, Delaunay Victor, broker, 68 Wall, h. 85 Tenth B rooklyn Delaunay, Iselin & Clarke, brokers, 63 Wall De L’Ouest Thibault, professor, h. 5 Garden row Delavan Charles H. u. s. s. keeper. 51 Beaver, h. 124 Del Pozo Bernabe, segars, 412 B’dway, h. 412 B’dway W . 22d Delsoul Fanny, milliner, h. 682 Houston Delavan Christian S. com. mer. 27 Beekman, h. 124 Delprat John C. pres. 69 Wall, h. 37 W . 17th W . 22d Delsart Louis, barber, 87 Hamersley, h. 271 S. 4th, Delavan Daniel, h. 300 W . 24th William 8burgh Delavan Daniel E. naval storekeeper, 53 Pulton, h. Deluce Augustus, draper, 7 Bowery, h. 16 Ludlow 80 Greene Deluce Edmund S. u. s. n. h. 113 Grand Delavan Edward C. lawyer, 43 W all Deluce George, h. 535 Houston DEL A V AH W ILLIAM A. hotel, 8 Union sq. h. 8 Deluce Thomas, syrups, 212 Centre, h. 95 Grand Union sq. Delussan P. com. mer. 51 Chambers, h. 50 Yesey Delavante Eliza, wid. W illiam A . dressmaker, h. Deluynes Hypolitus (Rev.), 39 W . 16th 105 E. 30th Deluze Alfr F. broker, 20 S. William, h. 130 W . 21st Delavante Joseph, plumber, 273 Third av. h. 273 Deluze Louis P. consul, 43 New, h. 54,Seventh Third av. DELYECCHIO CHARLES, fram es/h. 1013 Broad­ Delavergne C. B. metallic oil, 67 Exchange pi. way Delavergne George W . druggist, 138 Sixth av. h. 138 Delvecchio James R. lookingglasses, 494 Broadway, Sixth av. h. 823 Henry, 8. B rooklyn Delavergne, Yockney & Co. metallic oil, 67 E x­ Delvecchio Joseph J. P. lookingglasses, 494 B’dway, change pi. h. 83 Eighth av. DELAW ARE & HUDSON CANAL CO. 31 Wall, Delworth Edward (col’d), seaman, h. r. 45 Sullivan foot Hubert, Gouverneur si. c. Front, & King c. Delworth Robert, weaver, 70 Eighth av. Greenwich Demacarty Gustave, clerk, h. 115 E. 17th Delay John H. trunkmaker, h. 66 Hester Demaray David, grocer, 150 West, h. 20 Sussex p i Delbanco Leo, mer. 47 Stone, h. 26 Butler, B rooklyn Jersey City Delcroix Jules, laces, 823 Broadway, h. 823 B’dway Demarest------, sugarbaker, h. 95 Houston Deleany Daniel, stonecutter, h. r. 14 LW. 18th Demarest Abraham, builder, 126 Amos, h. 124 Amos Deleany John, sailmaker, h. 84 Pike Demarest Abraham, carman, h. 143 Elizabeth Deleeuw Jac. clothing, 118 Division, h. 118 Division Demarest Abraham jr. artist, c. Bleecker & Amos Delegar Wm. P. hats, 254 Bleecker, h. 254 Bleecker Demarest Abraham, stairbuilder, h. 286 W . 82d Delehanty Jas. butcher, 333 First av. h. 333 First av. Demarest Abrah. G. artist, 826 Bleecker, h. 124 Amos Deleny Susannah, wid. John, h. 77£ Roosevelt Demarest Abram, engraver, 1 Pine, h. 107 Leroy Delepine Paul, cabinetmaker, 108 Reade, h. 108 Reade Demarest Baldwin, carman, h. 121 Perry Deleree George, express, 91 William, h. B rooklyn Demarest Benjamin B. carman, h. 104 Hammond Deleree Wm. H. fruit, 9£ G’nwich av. h. 9£ G’nwch av. Demarest Benjamin P. carpenter, h. 15 Jones Deleree & St. John, express, 91 William Demarest Charles H. carpenter, h. 182 Perry Delcvigne Theodore H. bartender, h. 47 N. Moore DEMAREST CORNELIUS T. (Rev.) h. 21 King Deleyer Anthony, distiller, 208 E. 26th, h. 208 E. 20th Demarest Cornelius, cooper, h. 655 Washington Delfs Marcus, liquors, 97 Oliver & 379 Water, h. Demarest Cornelius C. carman, h. 122 Amos 379 Water Demarest Daniel, weigher, 39 South, h. 4 Watts DELGADO JOSE PEREZ & BROTHER, com. mer. Demarest David, carpenter, h. 86 Bedford 131 Pearl, h. 25 Greene Demarest David J. city weigher, h. 27 W . Wash­ Delgar Wm. vinegarmaker, h. 38 Washington ington pi. Delger Alexander, upholsterer, h. 345 Houston Demarest David, h. r. 140 Charles Delhoyo Francisco, mer. 20 S. William, h. 20 Lis- Demarest David, conductor, h. 608 Sixth av. penard Demarest David D. mason, h. r. 58 Hamerslev Delius Frederic C. mer. 6 S. William, h. B rooklyn Demarest David M. grocer, 104 Yesey, h. Hudson, Dellatorre, Joseph, shipchandler, 106 South, h. 114 Hoboken Macdougal Demarest David S. carman, 345 W. 24th Dellahant John, butcher, E. 18th c. Fourth av. h. Demarest David W . milk, h. 49 W . 20th 65 E. 13th Demarest Eliza, wid. Nicholas C. h. 665 Washington Dellahunty Charles, clothing, 19 West, h. 227 Wash­ Demarest Eliza, wid. Mathew, h. 742 Washington ington Demarest Garrit B. daguarreian, 222 Canal, h. 21 King Dellahunty, Michael, clothing, 314 West, h. 814 W est Demarest Garritt P. carman, h. 115 Perry Dellany James, laborer, h. W . 25th n. Eleventh av. Demarest Gerhardus L. bookkeeper, 329 Pearl, h. Dellatorre J. shipchandler, 106 South, h. 114 Mac­ W illiam sburgh dougal Demarest Granville W . artist, h. 149 Yarick Deller Charles, h. W . 45th n. Tenth av. Demarest Han. wid. P. M. drsmkr. h. 742 Washingtn Dellert Mathias, shoemaker, h. 46 Laurens Demarest Hannah, wid. Peter D. h. 20 Cornelia Dellet Ann, seamstress, h. 28 Madison Demarest Harmon, staircases, 32 Ninth av. h. 281 W. Dellevie Adolph, segars, h. 348 Sixth 24th Delliber Daniol, driver, h. r. 148 E. 28th Demarest H’y, thread, 607 Broadway, h. 607 Houston Delliber Lucius, driver, h. 150£ E. 27th Demarest Henry P. carman, h. 20 Cornelia Dellicker Leonard N. produce, 111 Wall Demarest Isaac, mer. h. r. 140 Charles Dellicker Leonard W . broker, 97 Wall, h. 98 Baltic, Demarest Jacob, stonecut’r, h. c. E. 22d & Second av. B rooklyn Demarest Jacob J. carman, 152 Hammond Dellicker & Sage, produce, 111 Wall Demarest Jacob R. flour, 122 West, h. H. J. Dellinger Charles, mer. 118 Pearl, h. 608 Houston Demarest James, carman, h. 120 Hammond Dellinger J. A. crockery, 294 Hudson, h. 294 Hudson Demarest James A. h. W . 40th near Eighth av. Dellingham William A. carman, h. 584 Ninth av. Demarest James A. carman, h. 107 Christopher Dellonay Edward, laborer, h. r. 133 W . 42d Demarest John, printer, h. 281 Sixth av. Dellosso Joseph, images, 534 Pearl Demarest James B. tailor, 87 Eighth av. Delluc Marcellin, druggist, 250 Fourth av. & 581 Demarest James H. agent, pier 1 n. r. h. 54 Leroy Broadway, h. Crosby c. Houston Demarest Jasper, carman, h. 550 Broome Delluc Francis, druggist, 250 Fourth av. & 581 Broad­ Demarest John, carman, Wash. mkt. h. 7 Troy way, h. F ran ce s Demarest jQhn (col’d), carman, h. 23 Minetta la. Delluc B- tailor>279 Broadway Desarts Theodore, com. mer. 78 Water ®rn8t>mer- 81 Beaver, h. 541 Houston R U lH H.enry- acct 81 Beaver, h. 182 Madison Desarts & Heuser, com. mere. 78 Water Aln 11® laundress, h. IT Thomas Depola Jacob, tailor, 5T Av. C Deschasaux Florence, dressmaker, h. 71 Franklin Deschaux Josephine, dying, 612 Broadway Deppeler John, grocer, 62 Ninth av. h. 62 Ninth av. Desclioening Emil B. professor, h, 275 Mulberry l^eppermann Julius, com. mer. 90 Beaver, h. Clinton, Peschonsa Augustus, boots, h. 145 Mott Brooklyn DESCOMBES LOUIS J. pianos, 522 Broadway h DEPPEBMANN & ALBURTIS,com. mer. 90 Beaver 522 Broadway ijeppert John M. shoemaker, h. 279 Sixth Descramps Frederick, liquors, 555 Pearl IJepue John, laborer, h. r. 386 Sixth Desdoity John B. cash. 270 Broadway Depuga Manuel BROTHER, publishers’ agents, 14Am h. 32 Sheriff Dexter & Chamberlain, dining saloon 12 Canal * Dewey James, boatman, h. r. 154 Beade Dexter G. T. & J. D. publishers, 76 Nassau Dewey James, 6hipjoiner, 289 West, h. HoboTcen Dey Anthony, lawyer, 74 Cortlandt, h. Bergen, y j Dewey James jr. vamisher, 5 James, h. 148 Mulberry Dey Henrietta (col’d), seamstress, h. r. 72 Orange Dewey James, varnisher, 42 Mott Dey James R. agent, 74 Cortlandt, h. Bergen JfJ Dewey John, shipjoiner, 285 West, h. H oboken Dey John B. mason, h. 334 Eighth av. Dewey Horace M. lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. 61st c. Dey John H. carpenter, h. 120 Suffolk Third av. Dey Lavinia A wid. Richard V. (Rev.), h. 36 Vesey Dewey Josiah, paperhang’s, 117 Bowery, 303 Grand Dey Margaret, boardingh. 441 Houston -M l Dewey L. & Co. com. mers. 5 Erie p i Dey Peter, butcher, 356 Houston Dewey & McDonald, shipjoiners, 285 West Dey Robert, stevedore, h. 59 Forsyth Dewhurst James, weaver, h. Eleventh av. n. W . 44th Deyo John H. fruit dealer, Wash, mkt h. 212 Canil Dewhurst John, carpenter, 220 Walker, h. 48 First Deyo Philip, blacking, h. 106 Leroy Dewick Beniamin S. painter, h. 125 Bank Deyo Phillip A grocer. 208 Allen, h. 208 Allen Dewillegar Edward W. builder, h. 661 Greenwich Deyo Therin, brickcart, h. 104 Leroy Dewillegar Henry, h. 123 W. 25th Deyoung Emanuel, quills, h. 54 E. Broadway. Dewing- Hiram, strawgoods, 173 Pearl, h. Charleston DEYOUNG JOSEPH P. furniture, 235 Centre, h. Dewing Leon. C. strawg'ds, 173 Pearl, h. 640 Fourth 65 Christie Dewing & Main, strawhats, 94 Houston Dezendorf Andrew L. fruits, 32 Fulton mkt h. IBS Dewing, Thayer & Co. strawgoods, 173 Pearl Concord Brooklyn Dewit Nicholas A. sashmaker, h. 770 Greenwich Dezouche George C. upholsterer, E. 13th n. 4th aT Dewitt Andrew, scalemaker, h. 175 E. 24th h. 68 E. 13th Dewitt Benj. late furnaces, 40 Third av. h. 181 Or­ Degroat Abraham, carman, 151E. 26th chard Dahlman Isaac, butcher, h. r. 264 Third Dewitt Charles, express, h. 31 Harrison D’Hervilly Felix, broker, 60 Wall, h. 490 Broome Dewitt Christopher, oysters, 44 Av. C, h. 281 Second D’Homergue, John, distiller, 140 W. 17th, h. 78 Lex­ Dewitt Clinton, carpenter, h. 294 Ninth ington av. Dewitt Cornelius, clerk, h. 86 N. Moore Diack Alexander, machinist, h. Broome Dewitt Corns. J. lawyer, 88 Nassau, h. 11 St Mark’s pL Diago Fernando, mer. 91 Front, h. Cuba Dewitt Daniel L. agent, h. 123 Hudson Diago Francisco, mer. 91 Front, h. New Orleans Dewitt Edwd. lawyer, 88 Nassau, h. 11 St Mark’s pi. Diago Pedro, mer. 91 Front, h. 38 ,W. 17th Dewitt Ephriam, hardware. 565 Sixth av. h. W . 36th DIAGO BROTHERS & CO. mers. 91 Front n. Broadway Diamond, John, laborer, h. 313 Av. A Dewitt Gasherie, physician, h. 812 Greenwich Diamond Michael, tailor, 4 Trinity pi. Dewitt Gasherie jr. wire, 109 John, h. 284 W . 24th DIAPER FREDERICK, architect, 49 Wall,b. 96V. Dewitt George, carver, r. 387 Bowery, h. 150 E. 25th 22d Dewitt Jacob, carpenter, h. 125 Clinton Dias Aldis L. banker, 62 Wall h. Dclmonicos Dewitt Jacob, carman, h. W . 35th n. Tenth av. Dias Samuel, h. 821 Chatham Dewitt James (col’d), h. 41£ Thomas Diatz Peter, upholsterer, h. 171 Stanton Dewitt John H. grocer, 281 Elizabeth, h. Graham av. Diaudonne Mary, wid. John, liquors, 278 Water c. Stagg, WiUiarmburgh Dibben Frank, saloon, 224 Canal, h. 185 Canal Dewitt Josiah H. furniture, 93 Sixth av. Dibben Harry, baker, 304 Spring, h. 304 Spring Dewitt Richard, prod, broker, 118 Warren, h. 304 W. Dibble Abner P. policeman, h. 480 Third av. 24th Dibble Edward, h. 279 Spring Dewitt RichcL com. mer. 118 Warren, h. 304 W . 24th Dibble Jacob D. grocer, 106 West & 145 Liberty, | Dewitt Robert M. publisher, 160 Nassau, h. Atlantic 204 W. 23d hotel, Hoboken Dibble Mary, wid. Phyler, h. 20 Gouvemeur Dewitt Theod. grocer, 3 & 5 Bridge, h. 11 St Marks pL Dibble Mary A wid. Farrel, fancygoods, 53 Grand, | DEW ITT THOMAS (Rev.), h. 116 Ninth 20 Gouvemeur Dewitt William, carpenter, h. 295 W . 19th Dibble Phoebe, boardingh. 9 ,Wooster Dewitt William A. h. 119 W . 25th Dibble Robert B. carman, h.!34 Goerck Dewitt C. J. & E. lawyers, 88 Nassau Dibble Thomas H. mariner, h. 109 E. 30th DEW ITT & DAYENPORT, publishers 160 Nassau Dibble William W. ins. agent, 60 Wall, h. 37 Seventh Dewitt & Sutton, carvers, r. 387 Bowery Dibblee Ezra R. drygoods, 23 Murray & 27 Warren Dewland George F. fancystore, 230£ Greenwich, h. h. 84 Amity 230£ Greenwich Dibblee Frederick E. mer. 69 Broadway Dewney John, clerk, h. 279 Stanton Dibblee Henry E. silkgoods, 25 Murray & 29 Warren, Dewolf David R. com. mer. 13 Water, h. B rooklyn h. Staten Island Dewolf Jacob, clothing, 106 Orange Dibblee Thomas B. lawyer, 79 Nassau, h. 37 Seventh DEWOLF H. M. furniture, 157 Atlantic, Brooklyn Dibblee William, hairdresser, 427 Broadway, h. w Dewolf Thomas L. com. mer. 13 Water. Houston M Dewolf Wolf; pedler, h. 115 Orange DIBBLEE W ILLIAM W. agent, 60 Wall, h. * Dewolf T. L. & D. E. com. mers. 13 Water Seventh Dewolfe Stephen, physician, 7 Park pi. Dibblee, H. E. & Co. silkgoods, 25 Murray & 29 War Dewstoe Clemens Pi upholsterer, 85 Third av. ren , Dewstoe Sophia E. school 765 Greenwich Dibblee, Work & Moore, drygoods, 23 Murray f 8 Dewstoe Thomas T. upholsterer, 85 Third av. Warren Dexheimer Jacob, baker, 422 Tenth Dich Charles, tailor, h. 121 W. 31st Dexheimer John, tailor, h. 168 Ay. A Diehl Joseph, tailor, h. 77 Mulberry Dexter Aaron, drygoods, h. 383 Eighth av. Dick Augustus, physician, h. 145 W. 17th Dexter Aaron, stevedore, 110 South, h. 22 Peck sL Dick Christian, caiman, h. 201 Av. B Dexter Almon J. h. 137 Eighth av. Dick David H. grocer, 171 Sixth av. h. 77 Twelfth DIG 189 DIE 5ick James, grocer, 171 Sixth ay. h. Westchester Dicks John A. h. 14 Bond lick John, bootmaker, Broadway, h. E. 87th n. Dicks Thomas, carman, h. 231 W . 16th t Third av. Dicks William, sawyer, h. r. 884 Tenth av. lick John, carman, h. 471 Washington Dickson Andrew, clothing, 23 Dey, h. Irving h Oick John, carver, 118 Elm Dickson George, sashmaker, h. 889 Second av * Jick Nicholas, gardener, h. W. 52d n. Ninth av. Dickson George, plumber, 437 Hudson, h. 437 Hudson r>ick Powill, stonecutter, h. First av. n. E. 83d Dickson Geo. H. (col’d), pedler, h. r. 119 Elizabeth Jick Robert, carman, h. 159 W . 18th Dickson Henry (col’d), laborer h. r. 127 Suffolk wick Robert, hatter, h. 803 Ninth av. Dickson James, clerk, h. 105 Varick Hck Robert, boatbuilder, 245 Front, h. Broome n. Dickson James, im port 41 Maiden la. h. 157 Clinton 1 Allen Dickson dames, laborer, h. r. 261 W. 16th 'lick Robert, carpenter, 28 Rose, h. 837 Eighth av. Dickson James, stonecutter, h. 227 E. 20th Llick Thomas, blacksmith, 807 W. 81st Dickson James II. packer, h. 670 Greenwich Iftok Thomas, engraver, h. W . 40th n. Seventh av. DICKSON JAMES H. physician, 92 W. 19th Sick Thomas W. coals, 177 & 179 Wooster, h. 824 Dickson James R. tailor, 528 B’way, h. 523 B’way I? Second av. Dickson Jeremiah (col’d), laborer, h. 497 Houston Sick Timothy, boots, 227 Bowery Dickson John, hats, 816 Bowery Jick William, grocer, 10 Oak, h. 10 Oak Dickson John, seaman, h. r. 13 Rose Sick William, smith, h. 290 W. 32d Dickson John, butcher, 86 Ninth av. h. b. Ninth & Ijick Wm. B. publisher, 22 Ann, h. 86 Troy Tenth avs. jJlCK, CLANCY & CO. coals, 177 ickly Francis, carman, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Diener Alois, segarmaker, 127 Duane, h. 127 Duane j >icks James, carman, h. 95 W . 26th Dienstfertig David, shoes, 146 Cherry DIL 190 DIM Dlenstferty David, shoemaker, h. 481 Water Dillen Noah (col’d), waiter, h. r. 81 Charlton Dillen Patrick, laborer, h. 863 Cherry D IE R r^ T O H ^ h' 59 G^enwich Dillenback H. P. physician, h. 166 W. 25th Franldbrt°HN H‘ porterh- 221 Water, h. u Dillenny Katherine, tailoress, 270 First av. Diercke Peter P. confectioner,. 75 Canal, h. 75 Canal Diller Franz, tailor, h. 551 Fourth -Uiercke Hans, segarmaker, 59 Greenwich Dillin James, confectionery, 153 Madison, h in iJierkes Henry, pianos, r. 59 Spring, h. Elm Madison ’ 1W JJierking Lewis, grocer, 161 Hester, h. 161 Hester Dillingham Albert A. turner, 56 Mott, h. 56 Mott Diers Herman, grocer, h. Third av. n. E. 87th Dillingham Charles, brassturner, h. 11 Hamilton Diersen Herman, gro. 206 Third ay. h. 206 Third av. Dillingham Thomas, waterman, h. 11 Hamilton Diesel Augustus, brushes, 28 Chrystie, h. 28 Chrystie Dillingham Wm. teamster, h. r. E. 44th n. First av Diesel William, h. 7 James Dillingham William, blockmaker, 111 South h Diesel William, brushes, 28 Chrystie, h. 28 Chrystie S. Third, WilUamsburgh ’ ' 15,8 Diesel & Brothers, brushes, 28 Chrystie Dillman Augustus, cabinetmaker, h. 165 Av. C Diespecker Moses, pedler, h. 21 Av. C Dillmann Frederick, bootmaker, 1 Goerck & Diess^Ferdinand, candies, 224 First av. Dillmeier Michael, barber, h. 7£ First av. Dietrich Amanda, 81 Howard Dillon Anne, dressmaker, h. 11 James Dietrich Chr'n, baskets, 82 Maiden la. h. 89 Frankfort Dillon Arthur, laborer, h. 89 Tenth av. Dietrich Wilhelm, laborer, h. 189 First av. Dillon Bridget, h. 688 Hudson Dietrich William, jeweler, 83 Duane, h. 86 Reade Dillon Christopher, moulder, h. 274 Mott Diets Benjamin, imp. 59 Frankfort, h. 41 Oliver Dillon Francis, blacksmith, h. 81 W. 19th Dietsch Urban, tailor, h. 126 W. 30th Dillon Frank, smith, h. r. 85 Columbia Dietz Augustus, cabinetmaker, h. 190 Av. A Dillon Frederick, coachmaker, h. 176 Lexinsrfconrv Dietz Charles, butcher, 402 Third av. h. 402 Third av. Dillon Garret, chairs, h. r. 64 W. 18th 8 Dietz Frederick, hotel, 54 Barclay Dillon George, butcher, 478 Ninth av. h. 318 W 44th ‘ Dietz George, editor, 214 William, h. 184 Elm DiRon Gregory, pres, savings’ bank, 51 Chambers, h, Dietz George, shoemaker, h. 263 Second 25 Park pi. ^ I Dietz Eleanor, wid. John, h. 65 Hamersley Dillon Henry, carman, h. 183 Amos Dietz George F. lamps, 237 Greenwich, h. 16 First av. Dillon James, drygoods, h. 417 Ninth av. Dietz Jacob, barber, 34}- Av. 0, h. 84£ Av. C Dillon James, laborer, h. 247 E. 18th Dietz John, h. 33 Yandewater Dillon James, liquors, 516 Water, h. 214 Cherry Dietz Louisa, wid. George, h. 93 Third Dillon James, liquors, Eleventh av. n. W. 46th h. Dietz Peter, tailor, h. 124 Willett Eleventh av. n. W. 46th Dietz Robt E. lamps, 134 William, h. 33 Yandewater Dillon James M. shipcarpenter, h. r. 27 Monroe Dietz William H. lamps, 134 William, h. 29 E. 21st Dillon John, blacksmith, 824 Stanton DIETZ, BROTHERS & CO. lamps, 13 John & 134 Dillon John, dentist, 878 Sixth, h. Av. D William Dillon John, carman, h. 22 Willett Dietze William, imp. 61 Broad, h. Staten Island Dillon John, laborer, h. r. 53 Cherry Dietzel Jacob, tailor, h. 190 Av. A Dillon John B. lawyer, 89 William, h. Fort JPtwfc Dieudonne Augustin, grinder, 65 Laurens Dillon John R. bookseller, 241 G’wioh, h. Robolm Diffendale John, cooper, 14 Frankfort, h. 20 Essex Dillon Joseph J. watchmaker, 266 Pearl, h. Clermont Digby John, carpenter, h. Ninth av. c. W. 41st av. Brooklyn Diggs John W. (col d,, seaman, h. 40 Wooster Dillon Luke, liquors, 42d W. bet Eighth & Ninth Digin Patrick, stonecutter, h. 322 W. 27th avs. h. W. 42 bet Eighth & Ninth avs. Dignam James, plasterer, h. 60 Mulberry Dillon Margaret, h. 120 Eighth Dignam Thomas, carpenter, h. 167 W. 35th Dillon Margaret, wid. Jona. h. 123 Forsyth Dignan Edward, laborer, h. 166 W . 32d Dillon Matilda, h. E. 32d n. Second av. Dignan Patrick, mats, 521 Sixth av. h. 521 Sixth av. Dillon Michael, carman, h. 101 Tenth av. Dignan Peter, carman, h. 110 Seventh av. Dillon Mickel, laborer, h. r. E. 29th n. Second av. Dignan Rodger, laborer, h. r. 24 Oak Dillon Patrick, tailor, h. 96 Monroe Dignan Simeon, laborer, h. r. 289 W. 16th Dillon Morris, tailor, h. r. 12£ Wooster Dignan Thomas, marketman, 48 Yesey Dillon Patrick, laborer, h. 854 E. 12th Dignen Patrick, rnanuf. h. 523 Sixth av. Dillon Richard, physician, h. 89 Oliver Digner William, seaman, h. 29 Roosevelt Dillon Richard, books, h. 417 Ninth av. Dike Curtis, blacksmith, W . 25th c. Eleventh av. h. Dillon Richard, laborer, h. E. 82d n. Second av. Fourth av. c. 24th Dillon Robert, cottonpress, 28 & 80 Burling ti. h ISO Dike Frederick V. & Co. rags, 270 Water, h. 58 State, Second Brooklyn Dillon Robert J. lawyer, 30 Wall & New CityHall, Dike Henry, clerk, h. 25 Willett h. 34 Union sq. Dike Henry A. wool, 66 Pine, h. B rooklyn Dillion Thomas, carpenter, h. 9 E. S2d Dike James P. wool, 66 Pine, h. Brooklyn Dillon Thomas, laborer, h. 43 Yesey Dike Oscar D. mer. 67 & 69 Front, h. B rooklyn Dillon Thomas, carman, h. r. 192 Mott Dike H. A. & J. P. wool, 66 Pine Dillon Thomas, laborer, h. W. 39th n. n. river Dikeman Charles, coachman, h. 140 W. 18th Dillon Thos. provisions, 318 Washington, h. 149High, Dikeman Henry M. painter, li. 147 E. 25th Brooklyn Dikeman James W. machinist, h. 56 Lewis Dillon Thomas, seaman, h. I l l Mulberry Dikeman Sarah, widow, h. 983 Broadway Dillon William, laborer, h. 2 Jersey Dikeman Wakeman H. stock clerk, 5 Hall records, Dillon isch Christian, butcher, h. r. 3 Yandam Dixon George P. shoemaker, h. 425 First av. ji'isch Martin, tailor, h. r. 141 Delancey Dixon Gertrude, wid. John Y. h. r. 73 W. 27th dschman Henry, shoemaker, h. 105 W illett Dixon Hannah, school, h. 492 Hudson 'fdsenroth John A. porterhouse, 163|- Division, h. 168J- Dixon Henry, broker, 11 Mer’s. ex; h. Schermerhom ij Division n. Fulton av. B rooklyn DOB 192 DO D D ix°n Henry, laborer, h. Eleventh av. n. W . 47th Dobke Adol. paperboxes, 181 William, h. 181 William Dixon Henry, seaman, h. E. 33d c. First av. Doblin A. clothing, 190 William, h. 100 Hester Dixon Henry, rigger, h. 254 South Doborzinski John, tailor, h. 493 Pearl Dixon Henry, seaman, h. r. 131 Pitt Dobson Edward, clerk, h. 399 Seventh av. Dixon Henry B. carman, h. 70 Willett Dobson Elizabeth, wid. James, boarding, 177 Canal Dixon Hiram express, 59 Broadway, h. 175 Franklin Dobson George, seaman, h. 46 Hudson Dixon Isaac, teadealer, 328 Grand Dobson Henry, bootmaker, h. 188 Ludlow Dixon Jas. brimstone, 41 Barclay, h. 97 E. Broadway Dobson John, laborer, h. 69 W. 30th Dixon James, coalheaver, h. Broome c. Wooster Dobson John, laborer, h. r. 242 Rivington Dixon James, tailor, h. 73 King Dobson Margaret, tailoress, h. 221 W. 43d Dixon James & Son, silverware, 18 Cliff, h. England Dobson Mary, wid. John, h. 112 Henry Dixon John, butcher, 86 Ninth av. h. W . 46th n. Dobson Michael, rules, h. 20 Ridge Eleventh av. Dobson Peter T. clerk, h. 34 Essex , Dixon John, laborer, h. 291 E. 11th Dobson Thos. builder, 13 Morris, h. 282 Atlantic, Dixon John, painter, h. 143 Reade Dixon John, seaman, h. 14 Dover Dobson William A. cooper, h. r. 44 Clarkson Dixon John, com. mer. 39 William, h. 40 TJniv’ ty pi. Dobyns J. T. daguerrean, 303 B’dway, h. N. Orlem Dixon John, plasterer, h. 129 W. 38d Dobyns V. L ., Richardson & Co. daguerreotypists, 803 Dixon John, seaman, h. r. 86 Essex Broadway Dixon John, tailor, 192 Yarick Docharty G. Bcekman (Rev.), h. 1053 Broadway Dixon John (cord) porter, h. r. 129 Suffolk Dochnahl Frederick, shoemaker, h. 171 Stanton Dixon John D. sashmaker, 105 W. Broadway, h. 5 Dockerty Bernard, laborer, h. 287 Front Beach Dockerty John, mason, h. 107 Eldridge' Dixon John H. butcher, 267 Delancey Dockerty John, carman, h. 13 Jones DIXON JOHN H. saloon, 395 Bowery Dockerty John, clerk, h. 612)£ Fourth Dixon Joseph A. dentist, h. 299 Hudson Dockham Mary, wid. Nathaniel, h. r. 112 Eldridge Dixon Martin, stevedore, h. r. 71 Eldridge Dockstader Arabelle A wid. Geo. h. 4 Garden row Dixon Mary wid. John, h. 62 Hamersley Dockstader Geo. A. shoes, 479 Eighth av. h. 92W 36th Dixon Mary, wid. Philip, h. 3 Columbia pi. Dod William, teacher, h. 67 W. 23d Dixon Mary, wid. Lawrence, h. r. 31 Monroe Dod Lewis S. brassfounder, 101 Lewis, h. 300 Stanton Dixon Mary A. (col’d), wid. James, dressmaker, h. 229 Dodd Amzi S. bookkeeper. 90 Wall, h. Newark Church Dodd Bethuel, manufac. 57 Maiden la. h. Waterbm Dixon Mary A. (col’d), h. r. 173 Monroe Dodd Chas. glasscutter, 67 & 69 Forsyth, h. 296 Mott Dixon Michael, mason, h. r. 255 W. 26th Dodd David, physician, 226 Cherry, h. 226 Cherry Dixon Patrick, moulder, h. 836 Eighth Dodd Francis, boots, 88 Fulton, h. 285 Bowery Dixon Robert, shoemaker, h. 253 E. 21st Dodd Freeman, furs, &c. 169 Water, h. 106 Fourthav. Dixon Robert, machinist, h. 165 Av. B Dodd George, boots, 88 Fulton, h. 285 Bowery Dixon Samuel, h. 90* Hamersley Dodd Geo. P. provisions, 238 Washington, h J.CH/y Dixon Samuel, printer, h. 17 Minetta Dodd Henry L. shoemaker, h. r. 124 Macdougal Dixon Thomas, laborer, h. 121 Elizabeth Dodd Hiram, carman, h. 282 W. 19th Dixon Thomas, laborer, h. E. 39th n. Third av. Dodd John, carman, h. r. 161 Barrow DixoU Susan, wid. Samuel, h. 5 Beach DODD JOHN B. chemist, h. 108 Eighth av. DIXON THOMAS, banker, 68 Beaver, h. Clarendon Dodd John M. builder, h. 87 Hester hotel Dodd Lilie R. teacher, h. 33 Bedford Dixon Thomas, furniture, h. 8 Third av. DODD M W. publisher, City hall sq. c. Spruce, h. Dixon Thomas, tailor, h. 37 Clarkson New Jersey Dixon Thos. C. policeman, h. W. 48th n. Ninth av. Dodd Samuel, carman, h. 315 W. 17th Dixon William, shoemaker, h. r. 12 Dominick Dodd Thomas, carman, h. 22 Batavia Dixon William B. h. 90* Hamersley Dodd Thomas, porter, h. 110 Twelfth Dixon William G. watchcasemaker, h. 107 Stanton Dodd Thomas C. mer. 27 Coenties si. h. Brooklyn Dixson Ann (col’d), wid. Wm, laundress, h. 45 Laurens Dodd & Co. cider, 91 Barclay Dixson John, stevedore, h. r. 71 Eldridge Dodd & Strong, provisions, 238 Washington Doak George, turner, 127 Anthony, h. 163 Greene Doddenheimer Henry, pedler, h. 277 Second Doan J. P. mer. 37 Pine, h. St. Louis Dodds Robert, tailor, h. r. 10 Hamilton Doan Stephen S. butcher, 268 Delancey, h. 51 Willett Dodez Henry L. boardingh. 164 W. 18th Doan Wm. S. butcher, 46 Columbia, h. 267 Delancey Dodge Alex. F. coal, 89 Gold & 81 Wall, h. 84Orchard Doan, King & Co. mers. 37 Pine Dodge Alexander F. Croton dept Rotunda, park, b. Doane Elizabeth, wid. Chas, h. 339 Front 330 Broome Doane Francis, screws, h. 82 Monroe Dodge Alex. H. mer. 141 Front, h. Georgetown^M \ Doane John, carpenter, h. — Second av. Dodge Charles J. shipcarver, 253 South, h. 172Av.B j Doane Mary A wid. A. S. h. 214 W. 28th Dodge Daniel, hotel, 34 City hall sq. h. 34 Cityhallsq, j Doane Richard, boilers, h. 427 Grand Dodge Daniel A. physician, 192 Mercer Doane Henry D. clerk, 71 Front, h. Howard hotel Dodge David S. files, 25 Cliff, h. 143 E. 18th Doane Nathaniel S. drygoods, 58 Broadway, h. 1 Dodge E. S. jewelry, 20 Maiden la. h. Provident Broadway Dodge Ebenezer S. carpenter, h. 465 Second av. Doane Wm. pocketbooks, 24 Maiden la. h. 289 W .21st Dodge Edw. banker, 51 Wall, h. State &Gardenc. Doane & Long, machinists, 2 Gouverneur sL Hicks, Brooklyn Dobb Tobias, carman, h. 152 Thompson Dodge Edward M. accountant, h. 432 Hudson Dobbin Patrick, butcher, 192 E. 11th, h. 192 E. 11th Dodge Eliza P. wid. Robert b. 318 Broome Dobbin Thomas, laborer, h. 122 Oak Dodge Francis jr. mer. 141 Front h. Georgdowner Dobbins James, laborer, h. 181 Av. A DODGE HENRY S. lawyer, 54 Wall, h. Dobbins Jas. marblepolisher, E. 29th n. Second av. N J Dobbs Ambrose, clerk, h. 650 Greenwich Dodge J. Smith, dentist 27 Bond, h. Stamford Dobbs Charles, h. 25 Orchard Dodge Jeremiah, h. 264 Rivington Dobbs Edward, builder, 16 W. 33d, h. 87 W. 82d Dodge Jeremiah jr. broker, h. 78 Second Dobbs Elizabeth, widow, seamstress, h. 19 Sixth av. Dodge John L. dentist h. 124 Ninth .J| Dobbs Ellenor, wid. James M. h. 140 Lewis Dodge John T. late st com'r. h. I ll Seventh Dobbs Frederick, cash. 36 Wall, h. Williamsburgh Dodge John W. drygoods, 1 Pine, h. 45 Grove Dobbs George, machinist, h. r. 154 Orchard Dodge Josiah, h. 89 W . 11th § Dobbs Howell, late builder, h. 691 Washington Dodge Mark T. surgeon, 17 White, h. Irving house Dobbs Hugh, baker, h. 120 W. 19th Dodge Nathan D. lawyer, 51 William, h. SoWarre Dobbs John, carman, h. 650 Greenwich DODGE NEHEMIAH & JOHN L. dentists, 42Uni­ Dobbs R obt G. pointer, 619 Houston, h. 619 Houston versity pL ? Dobbs Sarah, wid. Chas. jr. h. 8 Orchard Dodge Mary Ann, dressmaker, h. 12 Greene Dobbs William A. jeweler, h. 75 Sullivan Dodge Rich’d J. imp. 188 Pearl, h. 80 Clinton, BrW Dobbs William H. late police, h. 357 Tenth av. Dodge Robert carman, h. 183 Barrow Dobbs William P. porter, h, 124 Clinton Dodge Robert, lawyer, 157 Broadway, h. 318 Broom* Dobeli Jacob, shoemaker, 94* Monroe^h. 94* Monroe Dodge Robert tobacconist h. 153 Barrow _ ,, j Dobesinsky Morritz, tinsmith, b. 252 W. 18th Dodge R obt J* surveyor, 8 Tryon row, h. Ill 8even*“ Dobie Mary D. dressmaker, h. 85 W. 11th Dodge Samuel, coal, 89 Gold, h. 8 Charlton DOH 193 DOL Dodge Samuel, carpenter, h. 147 W . 27th Doherty James, painter, h. 178 E. 28th Dodge Sami. N, artist, 189 Chatham, h. 84 Clinton pi. Doherty Jas. butcher, 104 Seveuth av. h. 104 Seventh Dodge Sewell A. brick, h. 51 Perry- av. Dodge Sewell Y. butcher, 288 Bleecker & 209 Second, Doherty James, carman, h. 60 W . Washington pi. h. 8 Leroy Doherty James, milkman, h. 269 W . 16th Dodge Susan (col’d), washer, h. 72 Orange Doherty James, pedler, h. r. 173 Monroe Dodge Thomas (cord), sweep, h. r. 265 Stanton Doherty John, blacksmith, 24 E. 11th, h. 28 E lltb Dodge Washington A. printer, Tribune buildings, h. Doherty John, lawyer, h. 563 Eighth av. 4 Beach Doherty John, shipfastener, h. 813 Third Dodge W . A. printer, h. 134 W . Broadway Doherty John, butcher, 104 Seventh av. h. 104 Dodge W m. clerk, 2 Hall of Records, h. 119 Bedford Seventh av. Dodge Wm. coal, 89 Gold & 81 Wall, h. I l l Seventh Doherty John, waiter, h. r. 221 Elizabeth DODGE WM. lawyer, 72 Wall, h. I l l Seventh Doherty Joseph, blacksmith, r. 522 Washington Dodge Wm. B. salesman, 191 Reade & 201 Chambers, Doherty Julia, wid. John, confec. 101 Twelfth h. Poughkeepsie Doherty Mary, h. 20 James Dodge Wm, E. imp. 19 & 21 Cliff, Madison av. n. E. Doherty Mary Ann, wid. Patrick, h. 563 Eighth av. 36th Doherty Matthew, carman, h. 2 Dry dock Dodge Win. H. drygoods, 26 Liberty, h. 197 W . 28d Doherty Michael, machinist, h. 472 Fourth Dodge William M. clerk, h. 103 Monroe Doherty Peter, grocer, 150 Orange, h. 150 Orange Dodge William S. coachtrimmer, h. 126 E. 27th Doherty Thomas, smith, h. 461 Third av. Dodge & Colville, importers, 188 Pearl Doherty Patrick, ballastmaster, h. 30 Madison Dodge’ s William, Sons, coal, 81 W all & 89 Gold Doherty Thomas, laborer, h. 119 Twelfth Dodi Dick, liquors, 187 South, h. 20 Oak Doherty Thomas, soapboiler, W. 85th n. Eighth av. DODIN A L E X hardware, 51 Av. C, h. 55 Av. C Doherty Mary A. art. flow. 169 William, h. 82 Frankl't Dodin Mansuy, watchmaker, 55 A v. C, h. 55 Av. C Doherty William, laborer, h. 359 W est 26th Dodin Peter, cutter, h, 55 Av. C Doherty Wm. H. painter, h. 124 W. 20th Dods Hannah, wid. Jas. seamstress, h. r. 244 W . 17th Doherty W illiam H. contractor, 563 Eighth av. h. i Dods James M. carpenter, h. 69 Perry 563 Eighth av. Dods John, fish, h. 69 Perry Doherty & Co. butchers, 104 Seventh av. iDODWORTH ALLEN, music, 806 Broadway, h. 806 Doherty & Doody, grocers, 150 Orange Broadway Dohm John C. boardingh. 319 W. 29th iDodworth Charles R. prof, music, h. 667 Houston Dohman Augustus, laborer, h. r. 84 Willett i Dodworth Harvey B. musician, 493 Broadway Dohn Jacob, butcher, h. r. 259 Rivington Dodworth H. B. h- Fourth av. b. E. 47th &48th Donally Michael, builder, 278 W. 85th Donne en John, porter, h. 55 Roosevelt Donnelin John, carpenter, h. r. 181 First av Donavan Anne, wid. Andrew, sewing, h. r. 231 Mott Donavan Daniel, h. 174 Chambers D O N N ^L L E Z^T cT vf’ i f La" ren8' h- 47 Laurens Donavan Daniel, carpenter, h. 198 E. 21st Donavan Daniel, laborer, h. r. 79 Suffolk ™ 0 w “ 4105 M" '- Donavan James, shoemaker, 126 Broad, h. 249 Pearl Donavan Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 58 Sheriff Donnell Johanna, wid. Adam, boardingh. 73 W illett Donavan John, tailor, h. r. 16 Forsyth Donnell John, lime, Fourth av. b. 24th & 25th h 817 Donavan Michael, mason, h. 871 Seventh av. Greenwich * ’ Donavan Thomas, fruit, h. 59 Yesey DONNELL ROBERT, hotel, 1 Hoboken, h. 1 Hobok. Donavan Timothy, laborer, h. E. 16th n. Av. A Donnell Richard, liquors, 106 Church Donchue Peter, finisher, h. r. 821 Delancey Donnell Sarah, h. 34 Watts Dondlon Daniel, waiter, h. r. 81 Crosby Donnell William, weaver, h. 272 Tenth av. Donecou William, laborer, h. 194 Av. C Donnellan Joseph, harness, h. Av. B, n. E. 15th Donegan Anne, wid. Tim. h. 298 First av. Donnellen James, shoemaker, h. 327 First av. Donegan Bartholomew, gro. 826 Eighth, h. 326 Eighth Donnelley Bernard, paints, h. 220 W . 26th Donegan James, baker, 293 First av. h. 293 First av. Donnelley Jas. shoemaker, 93 E. 11th, h 93 E. 11th Donegan James, laborer, h. E. 41st n. Fourth av. Donnellon Cornelius, stonecutter, h. 374 Second av. Donegan John, grocer, h. 41 Laurens Donnellon James, sodawater, h. 108 Troy Donegan Martin, chinamender, h. r. 388 Broome Donnellon Michael, carman, h. 115 Hammond Donegan Mary, wid. Daniel, h. 827 Eighth Donnelly Andrew, porterh. 197 E. 33d Donegan Roger, grocer, 229 E. 18th Donnelly Ann, widow, h. r. 52 Roosevelt Donegan Thomas, bootmaker, h. 221 First av. Donnelly Anne, boardingh. 286 W. 16th Donegan Thomas, laborer, h. 318 First av. Donnelly Arch, painter, 66 Ninth av. h. 66 Ninth av. Donenue Hugh, mason, h. 93 Tenth av. Donnelly Arthur, carpets, 15 Murray, h. A storia Donehue James, calker, h. 366 Eighth Donnelly Arthur, carman, h. 47 Laurens Donehue John, painter, h. 163 W . 80th Donnelly Bernard, engraver, 115 Mer’s. ex. h. Staten Doneley Owen, tailor, h. 35 Anthony Island Donelin Ann, wid. Peter, h. 188 Madison Donnelly Bernard, groom, h. 24 Cherry Donelin Peter, laborer, h. r. 70 Hamersley Donnelly Bernard, laborer, h. r. 79 Hamersley Donelly Ann, washing, h. 2 Congress pi. Donnelly Bernard, painter, 222 Tenth av. Donelly Barney, laborer, h. W. 30th n. Sixth av. Donnelly Bernard, police, h. 287 W. 83d { Donelly James, agent, h. 181 Av. B Donnelly Bernard, tinroofer, h. 103 E. 11th Donelly John, laborer, h. 97 Morton Donnelly Bridget, wid. Thomas, h. 19 Cannon Donelly John, liquors, 309 First av. h. 809 First av. Donnelly Catharine, wid. Daniel, h. 264 Tenth av. Donelly John, conductor, h. 71 Beekman Donnelly Cha&. baker, 650 Greenwich, h. 650 G’wich Donelly Maria, wid. James, boardingh. 39 W . 13th Donnelly. Cornelius, tailor, h. 3 Pelham Donelly Patrick, laborer, h. E. 18th n. First av. Donnelly Daniel, tailor, h. 96 Orange Donelly Patrick, plasterer, h. 253 E. 18th Donnelly Edward, coachman, h. 100 E. 27th Donelly Terence, grocer, 313 W. 28th Donnelly Edward C. mer. 7 S. William, h. 27 Bond Donelly William, carpenter, h. 519 Ninth av. Donnelly Edward L. liquors, Eleventh av. cor. W. Donelon Ann, wid. Peter, h. 188 Madison 47th nrnan Margaret, wid. James, h. 11 Hammond DORE & ROBINSON, stockbrokers, 68 Wall Dornbruch* William, locksmith, h. r. 190 Eighth av. Doremus Abraham H. carpenter, h. 6 Sixth av. Dornbush Frederick, cooper, 205 Amos, h. 188 Amos Doremus Benjamin, carpenter, h. r. 123 Perry Dome Thomas, carman, h. 46 Elizabeth Doremus Charles H, h. 103 E. 18th Dornen Arthur, liquors, 177 Broome, h. 188 Clinton Doremus David, builder, h. 748 Greenwich Dorner Saul, cabinetmaker, h. r. 75 Chrvstie Doremus Daniel, carman, h. 156 Hammond Dorney Alicia M. wid. R obt h. 181 Mulberry Doremus David, melodeonmaker, h. 123 E. 20th Dorney Edward, plumber, h. 213 Mott Doremus David M. ferrymaster, h. 103 E. 13th Dorney Elizabeth, milliner, h. 212 Madison Doremus Eliza, wid. Jacob, h. 189 E. 23d Dorney Jeremiah, h. 212 Madison Doremus Francis, h, 21 Park pi. Dorney Jeremiah, stonemason, h. 192 E. 17th Doremus Francis J. coal, 709 Washington, h. 801 Dorney William, laborer, h. 401 Ninth av. Washington Dornin George, carpenter, h. 122 Columbia Doremus George, hotel, 58 Leonard Dornin John, cutter, h. 62 Willett Doremus Henry, planing, h. 180 W . 16th Dornin William H. clerk, h. 119 W. 36th Doremus Henry D. clerk, h. 277 Fifth Dornly Edward, laborer, h. 37 Washington Doremus Hry. S. grocer, 188 W. 19th, h. 188 W. 19th Dorr B. G. h. 74 Ninth Doremus John, wheelwright, h. 185 Ludlow Dorr Francis F. mer. 80 Wall, h. 74 Ninth DOREMUS JOHN R. builder, 269 W . 24th, h. 269 Dorr Francis O. lawyer. 84 Liberty, h. 119 E. 19th W. 24th Dorr Henry, cabinet, h. r. 449 First av. Doremus Peter, grocer, 98 Ninth av. h. 188 W. 19th Dorr Henrick, laborer, h. 17 Laurens Doremus Peter, carpenter, h. 26 Charles Dorr Henry, cbairmaker, r. 169 W. 29th Doremus Robert O. chemist, E. 18th, n. Second av. h. Dorr Henry O. lawyer, 51 William, h. 378 Fourth 70 Union pi. Dorr Horatio, sec’y ins. co. 74 Wall, h. 8 Strong pL Doremus Sarah, wid. Jacob, h. 103 E. 13th Brooklyn Doremus Theron S. provis. 30 Front, h. Jersey City Dorr James A. lawyer, 69 Wall, h, 84 Prince Doremus Thos. C. drygoods, 21 Park pi. & 18 Murray, Dorr John, cabinetmak. 491 Sixth av. h. 491 Sixth av. h. 54 E. 21st Dorr Joseph G. clerk, 187 Greenwich, h. 71 Irvingpi Doremus Thos. S. mer. 27 Water, h. Jersey City Dorr Jos. O. paints, 339 Greenwich, h. TarryUmi Doremus & Nixon drygoods, 21 Park pi. & 18 Murray Dorr Patrick, mason, h. 185 E. 85th Doremus, Crane & Carpenter, provisions, 30 Front Dorr William S. printer, 101 Nassau, h. 11 Carroll pi Doren John, laborer, h. 296 W. 46th Dorrance Catharine, wid. Trumbull, h. 209 W. 13th Doren Peter, machinist, h. 445 Fourth Dorrance George W. clerk, h. 126 Hamersley Doren Patrick, carman, h. r. 41 Elm Dorrance John L. mer, 160 Broadway, h. 209 W. 18th Doren Timothy, machinist, h. 284 Rivington Dorrian John, carman, h. r. 714 Water D orf Lewis, pedler, h. 308 Eighth Dorrian William, rigger, 718 Water & 260 South, b. Dorfer Margaret, wid. William, milk, 152 Second 40 Gouverneur Dorgan John, laborer, h. r. E. 30th, n. Fourth av. Dorris Dennis, tailor, h. 294 First av. Dorgan Margt. K. wid. John, grocer, 7 Columbia Dorrity Hugh, contractor, h. 239 E. 11th Dorgan Thomas, carpenter, h. 303 First av. Dorrity Mathew, carman, h. 2 Dry Dock Dorhman Frederick, seaman, h. r. 270 Walker Dorrothy John, shipcarpenter, h. 50 Av. D Dori Adam, laborer, h. r. W. 37th, n. Ninth av. Dorset Jos. I. confectionary, 636 Water, h. 636 Water Dori Jacob, shoes, h. 543 Sixth av. Dorset Samuel, moulder, 87 Mangm, h. 97 Cannon Dori Peter, carpenter, h. W. 39th, n. Ninth av. Dorset Thomas, pianos, Third av. c. E. 18th, h. 279 Dorian Thomas, marblecutter, h. 63 W. 82d Ninth Dorian Mary, wid. Dennis, washing, h. 18 Oak Dorset Thomas, pianomaker, h. 237 Ninth Dorien Patrick, pedler, h. r. 183 Ludlow Dorsett Isaac, moulder, h. 227 Rivington Dorin Martin, laborer, h. 10 Caroline Dorsett John, h. 14 Renwick Doring Francis, tinsmith, h.248 W. 45th Dorsett Maria, wid. Samuel, h. 298 W. 82d Doring George, shipcarpenter, h. 122 Columbia Dorsett Robert, mahogany, Franklin c. Washington, Dorion Stephen H. chairs, 51 Beekman, h. 106 Third, h. 493 Greenwich WUHamsburgh DORSETT & LEVERIDGE, mahogany, 459 Wash­ Dorion William, late carman, h. 308 First av. ington Doriot George, hatcases, 222 William, h. 222 William Dorsey D. clerk, h. Irving h. Doris Cornelius, tailor, n. 628 Hudson Dorsey Dennis, paperhanger, h. 228 Sullivan Doris Archibald, smith, h. 224 Sullivan Dorsey Felix J. barber, h. 164 Church Doris James, laborer, h. 27H Monroe Dersey Frances, washing, h. 21 Grand Doris Jane, wid. James, milk, 15 Mott Dorsey J. B. physician, 61 Bleecker, h. 61 Bleecker Doris John, farrier, 126 Amity, h. 247 Bleecker Dorsey James (col’d), whitewashing h. r. 77 Laurens Doris John, forge, 126 Amity Dorsey John, clerk, h. 123 E. 16th Doris John, sawyer, h, 212 E, 21st Dorsey John Y. (col’d) waiter, h. r. 70 Thompson Doris Terence, tailor, 172 W. Broadway, h. 172 W. Dorsey Joseph (col’d), seaman, h. 33 Sullivan Broadway DORSEY LOUISA, millinery, 61 Bleecker, h. 61 Dority Daniel, clerk, h. 41 Barclay Bleecker ' ’ r 'j Dority William, liquors, 482 First av. Dorsey Michael, laborer, h. 360 Second av. Dorler Jacob, basketmaker, h. r. 95 Pitt Dorsheimer John, carpenter, h. 278 Av. A Dorler James, imp. 70 Broadway, h. 131 Hudson DORTIC SEBASTIAN C. com. mer. 102 Front, b. Dorion Alfred & P. oysters, 11 & 12 Fulton mkt. h. 78 Yonkers |Y Lawrence, Brooklyn Dorus John, tailor, 895 Eighth av. h. 395 Eighth av. Dorion Sidney, oysters, 11 Fulton mkt. h. 78 Law­ Dorval Edward, scales, 96 Maiden la. h. Lansmourg rence, Brooklyn Dosch Frederick, cooper, h. 99 Pitt Dorion Carman, boatman, h. r. 89 Sheriff Doscher Carsten, liquors 105 Sixth av. h. 105 Sixui av. Dorion Elias, oysters, 4 Catharine mkt. h. 155 Cherry Doscher Charles H. grocer, 821 Sixth av. h. 321 bixtD Dorion Joseph, hatter. 160 Broadway, h. 223 Broome Dorion Philetus, oysters, 11 & 12 Fulton market Doscher Claus, grocer, 121 Munroe & 151 Grand h. Dorman Frederick, grocer, 40 W. 13th, h. 52 Rutgers w , Dorman Orlando P. salesman, h. 32 Yesey Doscher Claus, grocer, 224 Washington, h. 869 was • Dorman R’d. A. bookkeeper, 11 Front, h. 170 Bleecker ington Dorman William, barber, h. 300 Pearl Doscher Claus, grocer, 151 Grand Dormen Joseph, driver, h. 293 Madison Doscher Fabian P. grocer, 95 Hester & 59 Orchard, Dormeneoh Joseph, chemicals, h. 170 Bleecker h. 95 Hester __ Dormer Frederick, grocer, 40 W. 13th Doscher Henry, grocer, 109 Hester, h. 109 Hester Dormitzer Henry, segars, 176 Canal & 66£ Catharine, Doscher Hermann, liquors, 100 Centre, h. 100 Centre h. 176 Canal Doscher John, grocer, 65 Anthony, h. 65 Anthony Dormois Patrick, varnisher, h. 406 First av. Doscher John, grocer, 139 Fulton, h. 139 Fulton Dorn John, wheelwright, h. r. 474 Fourth Doscher John, oysters, 48 Centre, h. 48 Centre Dorn Julius T. jeweler, 12 Dutch, h. 26 Second aV. Doscher John EL liquors, 81 Fulton, h. 81 Fulton Dorn Michael, cabinetmaker, h. 166 Second Doscher Lorietta M, seamstress, h. r. 110 Leroy Dorn Philip, tailor, h, r. 90 Essex Doscher Martin, grocer, 93 Ninth av. h. 98 Ninth av. Dorn Thomas, laborer, h. r. 32 Trinity pi. -Doscher Martin, grocer, 592 Grand, h. 592 Grand DOU 199 DOU Doscher Nicholas, grocer, 353 Rivington, Dougherty George, police, h. 31 Cherry Doscher Peter, grocer, 59 Orchard, h. 59 Orchard Dougherty George, seaman, h. 29 Sheriff Doscher Reinhold, grocer, 82 Reade, h. Mystic ay. c. Dougherty Henry, sailmkr. 171 South, h. 170 Madison Hudson, B rooklyn Dougherty Hugh, moroccodresser, h. 92 Cliff Doschers John, grocer, h. 315 First av. Dougherty Hugh B. foundry, 72 Charles, h. 26 Factory Dosey Bridget, wid. Thomas, h. Fourth ay. n. E. 47th Dougherty James, calker, h. r. 74 Henry Dossay John L. boatbuilder, 42 Broome Dougherty James, express, 1 Wall, h. 97 E. 16th D’Othon Hartmann A. daguerreian, 627 Broadway, h. Dougherty James, laborer, h. 188 W . 27th 627 Broadway Dougherty James, pedler, h. 173 Monroe Dotton John, butcher, 29 Fulton mkt. Dougherty John, boilermaker, h. 95 Ninth av. Dotty Charles, lighter, h. 308 Delancey Dougherty John, carman, h. 72 N. Moore Dotty Anne, widow, h. 336 Stanton Dougherty John, foundry, 72 Charles, h. 30 Factory Doty Anthony J. segars, h. r. 133 Amos Dougherty John, horseshoer, 24 E. 11th, h. 28 E. llth Doty Charles, lighter, East c. Delancey, h, 308 De­ Dougherty John, indigo, Second av. n. E. 32d lancey Dougherty John, laborer, h. 380 Ninth Doty Emilie, wid. Andrew, h. 342 Eighth Dougherty John, machinist, h. r. 146 Eighth av. Doty George G. seaman, h. r. 36 Pitt Dougherty John, marblecutter, h. 401 Ninth av. Doty Horace, shoemaker, h. 579 Fourth Dougherty John, mason, h. 107 Eldridge Doty Isaac, stevedore, h. 56 Tompkins Dougherty John, mason, h. 244 E. 18th Doty John, shoemaker, h. 104 Cannon Dougherty John, moulder, h. 80 Factory Doty Lewis, late grocer, h. 1 Third Dougherty John, oils, 370 South, h. N ewark Doty Samuel H. liquors, 847 Bowery, h. 347 Bowery Dougherty John, ragpicker, h. 106 W illett Doty Stephen, carman, h. 21 Broome Dougherty John G. segars, 361 Pearl Doty Thomas, painter, h. r. 4 Av. D Dougherty John H. carman, h. r. 672 Greenwich Doty Walter R. carman, h. 25 Clinton Dougherty Joseph, stevedore, h. 125 Greenwich Doty Warren S. engraver, 122 William, h. 187 Adams, Dougherty Julia, boardingh. 102 Bayard B rooklyn Dougherty Manus, tailor, 169 Monroe Doty William, carman, h. 25 Clinton Dougherty Mark, liquors, 448 E. 12th, h. 448 E. 12th Doty W illiam M. seaman, h. 59 Grove Dougherty Martin, laborer, h. 2 Dry Dock Doty W illiam M. steward, h. 59 Grove Dougherty Martin, laborer, h. 145 W. 26th Poty Zebulon, com. mer. 26 Fulton market, h. Gold Dougherty Mary, wid. John, h. r. 272 Spring Springs Dougherty Matthew, stonecutter, h. 204 W. 16th DOTY & BERGEN, engravers, 122 William Dougherty Michael, bricklayer, h. 128 W . 33d Dotzert George, barber, 161 Av. C, h. 161 Av. C Dougherty Michael, carman, h. 9 Ninth av. Dotzler Adam, segars, 50 & 60 Av. Al, h. 60 Av. A Dougherty Michael, laborer, h. 516 Twelfth Douai Caroline, h. 53 Av. C Dougherty Michael, laborer, h. 197 Elizabeth Doubet Alixe, worsteds, 565 B’way, h. 565 B’way Dougherty Michael, late captain, h. 186 Madison Doubet Francis, glasscutter, 58 Yesey, h. 565 B’way Dougherty Michael, late provisions, h. 285 W. 18th Doubleday John M. umbrellas, 136 William, h. 96 Dougherty Mich, liquors, 39 W . 30th, h. 39 W. 80th Warren, B rooklyn Dougherty Michael, marblepolisher, h. 534 Sixth av. DOUBLEDAY THOMAS D. stationer, 40 John, h. Dougherty Michael, pedler, h. 134J Ludlaw 231 W. 14th Dougherty Michael, pedler, h. 809 E. 13th Doubleday Ulysses, clerk, 44 Wall Dougherty Nathaniel, clerk, h. 106 Hester Doubleday Ulysses F. 40 John, h. 296 Madison Dougherty Owen, mason, h. 561 Sixth av. Doubleday William, butcher, 9 Tompkins mkt. Dougherty Patrick, blacksmith, h. r. 214 W. 21st Doubleday William E. strawgoods, 124 Pearl, h. 55 Dougherty Patrick, carpenter, h. 384 Cherry Baltic, B rooklyn Dougherty Patrick, laborer, h. 30 Madison * Doubleday 868 Eighth ay. h Douglass Seth C. printer, 152 Fulton, h. 16 Forsyth Douglass Stephen D. clothing, 63 Cortlandt h. 5 Bead, Doughty Robert H. 260 Rivinston Douglass Stephen D. clothier, 63 Cortlandt Douglass Thomas, hardware, 5 Platt, h. Brooklyn ^ fG ^ T Y ^ S A ^ r fT p /u 67’ ^ 56 Clinton PL " “ t t S B O f i «• fancygoods, 52 John, h Douglass Thomas, suspender, h. Tenth av. n. W. 5i«t Douglass Thomas G. shipjoiner, h. 203 Third av! g 2 £ f c W-,HIam ¥ barber- b- 62 Leonard Douglass Thomas H. clerk, 111 Broadway D onfhfv turner>A 260 Eivington Douglass William, carman, h. 251 Monroe Doufhty 8. S G. r eyTAds’ ^ eighers, 81 Broad Douglass William, carman, h. 712 Water A/ougnty & Co. wines. 54 Yesev Douglass William A. sup. lamps & gas, Chambers cor carman, h. r. 183 E ^eth Centre, h. 183 Forsyth Douglas A. acc’t, h. 90 E. 28th Douglass William H. gilder, 54 Chatham, h. Morris Ajongias Alexander, brassfinisher, h. r. 48 First ania w In h aader’ drygoods’ 266 Ninth av- h- 288 Douglass William H. salesman, 9 Pine Douglass & Hempstead, printers, 152 Fulton Bouglas Alfred, imp. 81 Pearl, h. Fifth ay. n. E. 29th Douglass & Moore, lumber, 317 West ougias Alfred jr. imp. 81 Pearl, h. 39 London terrace Douglass & Pressinger, clothes, 63 Cortlandt Ajoug as B. B. agent, pier IT n. r. h. Newark, N. J. Douler John, tailor, h. 224 Third Douglas Betsey A. wid. Thos. tailoress, h. r. 1 Av. D Doupe John, upholsterer, 634 Broadway, h. 684BW Bonglas Chas. S. drygoods. 5 & 7 Dey, h. Astor h. Douras Bernard, tailor, h. 94£ Essex a? Bonglas David, drygoods, 38 Pine, h. 163 W. 13th Dousch Peter, butcher, h. 45 King Douglas Earl, imp. 81 Pearl, h. 89 London terrace Doutel John D. baker, 123 W. 19th, h. 128 W 19th Douglas Eliza, milliner, h. 24 Rose Dovale A. J. mer. 29 South Douglas Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 31 Greene Dovale 266 Ninth av. Dowd Patrick, laborer, h. r. 95 W. 32d Douglas Stebbins, com. mers. 113 Broad Dowd Patrick, laborer, h. 175 E. 22d DOUGLAS, BKOTHEBS & CO. importers, 81 Pearl Dowd Patrick, laborer, h. 495 Tenth av. Doug ass Andrew E. sec. 89 Wall, h Brooklyn Dowd Patrick, laborer, 123 Anthony Douglass Alexander, sparmaker, h. 253 Monroe Dowd Patrick, tailor, h. 226 Av. B. ^ l ^ W 1 8 t h amm’ merC‘ agent’ 111 Br°adway, h. Dowd Richard, grocer, 185 W. 28th, h. 135 W. 28th Douglass Clarissa, wid. Henry, nurse, h. 20 Essex Dowd Thomas, laborer, h. r. 41 Anthony Douglass David, grocer, W. 42d n. Ninth av Dowd Thomas, laborer, h. 105£ E. 28th Douglass George, mer. 182 Front, h. 25 W 16th Dowd Thomas, liquors, 280 Av. B, h. 280 Av. B Douglass George tailor, h. r. 82 Hester Dowd William, boatman, h. 202 E. 21st Douglass Harvey B. clerk, h. 30 Division Dowd Wm. fancygoods, 60 Broadway, h. 72 E. 14th Douglass Henry, thread & needles, 334 Bowery Dowdal Stephen, bricklayer, h. 217 E. 20th * Douglass James, carman, h. r. 46 Delancey Dowdall Henry, carman, h. 122 Laurens Douglass James B. 113 Broad, h. 252 Twelfth Dowdall John J. late hatter, h. 20 Stone Douglass John D. lumber, 317 West, h. 274 Spring jjowdall Luke, liquors, 534 Pearl, & 216 Seventh av. Douglass John H .----- h. 788 Washington h. 216 Seventh av. Douglass John, lumber, 317 & 318 West, h. Albany Dowdall William, bricklayer, h. 207 E. 20th Douglass Joseph, h. 251 Monroe y Dowde Robert, laborer, h. r. 152 Essex Douglass Joseph, pumps, 21 Coenties slip, h. 373 Dowdell John, grocer, 322 W. 43d, h. 322 W. 43d Houston Dowdell Patrick, carpenter, h. 501 Ninth av. Douglass Peter G. physician, h. I l l W. Broadway t! ^ eJ! Eatnck’ eerier, h. r. 67. Ridge Douglass Patk. grocer, 117 Eldridge, h. 117 Eldridge Dowdell Peter, laborer, h. Eleventh av. n. W. 87th Donglass Robert, moulder, h. 6 Lewis N a sm ith , h. W. 43d n. Tenth av. Douglass Robert J. flour, 113 Broad, & 25 Front, h DOWDELL SARAH, clothing, 575 Broadway &202 Yonkers Bowery, h. 202 Boweiy ■Dowdell Thomas, baker, 286 W. 16th, h. 286 W. 16tb DOW 201 DOW 'll Dowdell Thomas, grocer, 148 W. 17th, h. 148 W . 17th Downey John, bookbinder, h. 172 Madison f Doweling George, tiler, h. 88 Forsyth Downey John, plasterer, 222 E. 21st ^Dowding Eliza, wid. John, seamstress, h. 52 W ooster Downey Joseph, laborer, h. r. 73 Goerck [{Dowds James, liquor, 232 Mulberry, h. 232 Mulberry Downey Mary, wid. Patrick, washing, h. r. 105 Mott toow ds Thomas, n. r. 281 Mulberry Downey Michael, coachman, h. 57 Mott l Dowds Thomas, pedler, h. r. 233 Mulberry Downey Michael, machinist, h. 117 W. 17th *Dowdy Thomas, mason, h. 92 Mott Downey Patrick, carman, h. r. W. 40th n. Ninth av. *Dowe Benjamin, laborer, h. 45 Oliver Downey Patrick, smith, 113 Sheriff, h. 268 Stanton ' toow e John I. clothing, 520 Grand, h. 520 Grand Downey Philip J. boardingh. 11 Batavia Dowe Joseph, laborer, h. 51 Cherry Downey Robert, carman, h. 102 Eleventh ^Dowell William S. dentist, h. 1 Second Downey Thomas, mason, h. 92 Mott Dowers Charles, turner, h. 615 Greenwich Downey Thomas, plasterer, h. 813 Av. A 1Dowey George, tailor, h. 348 Tenth av. Downey Thomas, printer, h. 62J- Orchard too wing Edmund, shoemaker, h. 54 W ooster Downey Thomas, ship carpenter, h. 62 Gouvemeur 'Dowker Edward, shoemaker, h. r. 470 Fourth Downey William, carman, h. r. W. 40th, n. Tenth av. toowlan John, plumber, h. 134 Liberty Downey William, gas maker, h. 284 W . 31st Dowland James, porter, h. 44 Yesey Downey W illiam, laborer, h. 114 Tenth av. b o w le r John, tailor, h. 224 Third Downey William, shoemaker, 84 B’way, h. 84 B’way : Dowley John, com. mer. 73 South, h. Clarendon hotel Downie William, machinist, h. 1 W . 42d Dowlin Dennis, blacksmith, W . 40th n. Seventh av. h. Downing Augustus C. glass, 108 Fulton, h. 221W . 22d H 487 Seventh av. Downing Benjamin, carman, h. 10 Essex Dowlin Rebecca, wid. John, h. 146 Grand Downing Caroline, h. 185 W . 21st Dowling Arthur, laborer, h. 2 E. 38.th Downing Catherine, wid. Jeremiah, vegetables, Clin­ ^Dowling Bryan & Co. mers. 74 Pearl, h. B rooklyn ton mkt. h. r. 479 Washington fo w lin g Christopher, tailor, h. 112 Mott Downing David L. physician, h. 80 Crosby fo w lin g David, laborer, h. 369 Pearl Downing Edgar, carpenter, 95 E. 23d, h. 93 E. 30th. hpowling Edward, grocer, 20 Fifth, h. 20 Fifth Downing Edward, shoemaker, h. 54 Wooster bpowling Ellen, seamstress, h. r. 44 Forsyth Downing Elizabeth (col’d), washing, h. r. 90 Suffolk lipowling Honor, wid James, h. 24 Trinity pi. Downing George A. h. 123 W . 24th fow ling Jane, h. r. 77 Forsyth Downing George F. grocer, 179 South, h. 179 South (ipowling James, 424 Ninth av. Downing George R. & Co. jewelers, 4 Cortlandt, h. ijpowling James, painter, h. 318 First av. Montague pi. B rooklyn tjpowling James, painter, h. 45 Frankfort Downing Geo. T. (colvd), oysters, 3 Broad, h. Newport fo w lin g James, stonepolisher, h. 259 Av. A Downing Henry, bookkeeper, h. 90 Barrow fo w lin g John, carpenter, h. 160 W . 18th Downing Hugh, driver, h. W . 46th, n. Eighth av. fo w lin g John, carpenter, h 105 W . 19th Downing Hugh, mining agency, 66 Wall, h. 36 Bond ' DOWLING JOHN, diningsaloon, 5 Wall, h. 5 W all Downing James, seaman, h. 103 Cherry UjDowling John, seaman, h. 117 Willett Downing Jas. S. boots, 70 Eighth av. h. 70 Eighth av. cowling John, shoemaker, 15 Oak, h. 15 Oak Downing James S. carman, h. 29 Lewis fo w lin g John, shoemaker, h. 345 Tenth av. Downing Jeremiah, laborer, h. r. 81 Mulberry , fo w lin g John, tailor, h. r. 224 Elizabeth Downing John, laborer, h. r. 71 Duane vbowling John, waiter, h. 161 Second Downing John, com. mer. 83 West, h. 146 W av’leypl. Jpowling Joseph, safemaker, h. r. 77 Forsyth Downing John A. builder, 40 W . 11th, h. 78 W . 20th 'Dowling Mary, wid. Henry T. h. 269 Monroe Downing John B. gilder, h. 25 Lewis ■Dowling Mary, wid. Robert, 6. 24 Prince Downing John W . shippingagent and com. mer. 87 ■bowling Michael, h. 186 E. 17th W est, up stairs, h. 146 W averley pi. fo w lin g Michael, laborer, 125 E. 11th Downing John & Son, builders, 40 W. 11th, h. 78 W. fo w lin g Michael, shipbuilder, h. 329 Tenth 20th ‘ fow lin g Patrick, dancing, h. r. 188 Hester Downing John C. fancy goods, 817 Greenwich )owling Patrick, coachtrimmer, h. 69 Grand Downing John E. builder, 40 W . 11th, h. 78 W . 11th d )owling Patrick, laborer, h. r. 136 W . 42d Downing Louisa, confectionery, 405 Sixth av. h. 405 ■fow ling Patrick, laborer, h. 108 E. 25th Sixth av. ■ )owling Richard, carpenter, h. 117 W . 23d Downing Michael, machinist, h. 117 W. 17th )owling Robert, carpenter, h. 213 W . 26th Downing Michael, sawyer, h. 215 W. 26th it )owling Terence, painter, h. r. 77 Forsyth Downing Richard, carpenter, h. 7 Chestnut ifcfowling Thomas, liquors, h. 94 Mulberry Downing Samuel, mer. 317 Greenwich, h. 317 Green­ lfDowling William, laborer, h. 465 Second av. wich liDowling William, tailor, h. 58 Oliver Downing Silas, h. 28 Orchard Jpowling Wm. L. shipstores, 86 South, h. W illiam s- Downing Thomas S. bootmaker, 206 Eighth av. h. ji burgh 206 Eighth av. I low ly John, laborer, h. 169 E. 25th Downing Thomas, coachman, h. 28LJElizabeth plow m an Frances, baker, h. 297 Av. A Downing Thomas, laborer, h. 202 Ninth av. Iipown Hannah S. N. wid. Frederick, paints, 168 DOW NING THOMAS (col’d), oyster saloon, 8 & 5 £ Centre, h. 125 Orange Broad, h. 163 Broadway I )own Matthias, bootmkr, 25 Cannon, h. 25 Cannon Downing Thomas, painter, h. 144 Suffolk l )own Samuel, gasmeters, W . 22d n. Tenth av. h. 277 Downing Thomas K. city insp. New City hall, h. 109 ", W . 18th Attorney fownay Timothy, tailor, h. r. I l l Mulberry Downing William W . carpenter, h. 439 Grand ? )owne George, compositor, h. r. 55 Crosby Downs Andrew J. painter, h. 275£ E. 18th .Downer Abner J. mer. 142 Water, h. San F rancisco Downs Andrew J. painter, h. 188 Seventh Z Gal. Downs Ann M. wid. Henry P. h. 46 E. 18th JJfowner Eliza, wid. Samuel, h. 51 E. 19th Downs B. F. painter, 621 Grand, h. Williamsbu/rgh jjPowner Frederick W . 58 Wall, h. 51 E. 19th Downs David E. carpenter, h. 145 W . 21st •Downer Samuel R. importer, 44 Beaver, h. F ort Downs Dennis, laborer, h. 35 Anthony Washington Downs Elijah, shoemaker, 182 Orchard, h. 101 Stan­ fjffowner Silas P. mer. 202 Broadway ton ►Downes Henry M. boardingh. 37 Oak, h. 37 Oak Downs Ellen (col’d), washing, h. r. 136 Chrystie ■■Downes Isaac S. sawfiler, 161 Lewis, h. 166 Lewis Downs Harriet, wid. Jas. dressmaker, 111 Ninth av. ■Downes John, carman, h. 640 Greenwich Downs Henry (col’d), porter, 77 Warren "Downes John, chandler, h. 90 Laight Downs Henry S. physician, h. 108 Grand Downes John, clerk, h. 62 Macdougal Downs Hugh, collector, 105 Fourth ►Downes John, laborer, h. Eleventh av. n. W . 48th Downs Isaac S. sawfiler, 161 Lewis, h. 166 Lewis I Downes Martha J. upholsteress, h. 87 Second Downs John, boatman, h. 90 Laight “'Downes Patrick, carpenter, h. 72 First Downs John, roofer, h. 102 Lewis tfbownes Patrick, shoemaker, h. 156 Greenwich Downs John, smith, h. 208 Elizabeth 9Downes Rebecca, nurse, h. 156 Norfolk Downs Marcus, stairrods, h. 127 Stanton r.iDownes Robert S. h. 356 Bleecker Downs Smith, tailor, h. 37 Chrystie iiOownes William, bookbinder, h. 335 E. 12th Downs Thomas, laborer, h. r. 34 Sheriff pDownoy Alexander, carpenter, h. 56£ Carmine Downs Thomas, sawyer, h. r. 151 Leonard Downey Dennis, laborer, h. 195 Duono Downs William, smith, 247 South, h. Williamsbv/rgh DOY 202 DRA Downs Wm. jr. shipsmith, 164 Maiden la., h. I l l Or- Doyle Patrick, pawnbkr. 159 Leonard, h. 159 Leonard chard ’ Doyle Patrick, saddler, h. 157 E. Broadway Dows Ammi, com. mer. 119 Broad, h. 73 State, Brook­ Dovle Patrick, shipcarpenter, h. 222 Cherry lyn % Doyle Patrick, stonecutter, h. 349 W. 26th Dows David, mer. 20 South, h. 82 Irving pi. Doyle Peter, laborer, h. r. 170 W. 30th Dows Henrietta, wid. Thos. shoebinder, h. W. 20th, Doyle Peter, laborer, h. 54 Orchard n. Eighth av. Doyle Peter, liquors, 215 Hester Dows & Cary, mers. 20 South Doyle Peter, rags, h. 288 Second Dows, Guiteau & Co. com. mers. 119 Broad Doyle Peter C. liquors, 57£ Vesey, h. 292 Seventh Doxey Abram, fish, 3 Essex market, h. 130 Delancey Doyle Richard, checktaker, h. 169 Mulberry Doxey Joseph, bookbinder, 266 Second Doyle Robert, boots, h. 150£ Broome Doxey Parmenas, smith, h. 41 Av. C Doyle Samuel, stonecutter, h. 379 Twelfth Doyl Mary, washing, li. 112 Anthony Doyle Sarah, wid. Philip, h. 41 Cherry Doyle Ann, wid. James, h. 222 Houston Doyle Thomas, cabinetmaker, h. 333 Eighth Doyle Anne, wid. Philip, h. 686 Fourth Doyle Thomas, carpenter, h. 85£ Thompson Doyle Arthur, blacksmith, h. r. 345 Greenwich Doyle Thomas, laborer, h. 204 Amos Doyle Arthur, police, h. 103 Mulberry Doyle Thomas, liquors, 286 W. 17th, h. 286 W. 17th Doyle Bartholomew, mason, W. 27th, n. Tenth av. Doyle Thomas, fruits, 318 Broadway, h. 318 B'wav Doyle Bartholomew, mason, h. r. 308 W. 27th Doyle Thomas, grocer, h. 439 E. 12th ; Doyle Bridget, wid. Pat pedler, h. r. E. 40th n. First Doyle Thomas, marblepolisher, h. 589 Third av av. i Doyle Thomas, piledriv#*, 247 E. 17th Doyle Bryan, wines, 126 Duane, h. 126 Duane Doyle Thomas, police, h. 212 Elizabeth Doyle Charles, carpenter, h. 45 Cherry Doyle Thomas C. dockmaster, li. 44 Oliver Doyle Chris. M. bootmaker, 19 Amos, h. 3 Patchin pi. Doyle Thomas J. pianfortes, 157 Centre, h. 11 Sheriff Doyle Cornelius, laborer, h. 290 W. 29th Doyle Thos, W . drygoods, 392 Bowery, h. 392Bowen Doyle Cornelius, plasterer, h. 360 Second av. Doyle Timothy, tobacco, h. 159 Mott Doyle Daniel, carman, h. 57 Laight Doyle Timothy, waiter, h. 90 W. 16th Doyle Daniel, cooper, li. r. 833 Bowery Doyle William, laborer, h. 204 E. 21st Doyle Dorothy, washing, h. 18 Thames Doyle William, laborer, r. 78 Henry Doyle Edward, confectioner, h. 51 Anthony Doyle William, stonecutter, h. 303 Tenth av. Doyle Edward, speculator, h. 217 Mott Doyle & Holden, drygoods, 392 Bowery Doyle Elizabeth, widow, h. 72 Hamersley Doynan John, shoemaker, h. 169 Mulberry Doyle Frances, wid. Thomas, slioeweb, 286 W . 17th Draddy David, junk, 13 James si. h. 395 Water Doyle Francis, tinner, 438 Broome, h. 440 Broome Draddy James, laborer, h. 342 W. 29th Doyle George W. bricklayer, h. r. 8 Av. D Draddy John, stonecutter, h. n. foot W. 48th Doyle Gerrald, shoemaker, h. r. 102 Greene Draddy Michael, boilermaker, h. 302 W. 29th Doyle Hugh, blacksmith, h. 2 Roosevelt Draddy Michael, marblecutter, h. n. foot W. 48th Doyle James, bookkeeper, h. 182 Allen Draddy Patrick, h. 37 Oliver Doyle James, carpenter, h. 128J Orange. Draien Henry, shipcarpenter, h. 339 Eighth Doyle James, driver, h. r. 115 Chrystie Drain Thomas, boatman, h. 54 Houston Doyle James, laborer, h. r. 25 Rose Draiper Richard, laborer, h. r. 146 Cherry Doyle James, laborer, h. 562 Third av. Drake Benjamin, physician, h. 151 E. Broadway Doyle James, laborer, h. r. 48 Roosevelt Drake Catharine A. wid. Uriah, h. 362 Madison Doyle James, machinist, h. r. 105 Forsyth Drake Charles, carman, h. 253 Seventh Doyle James, plasterer, h. 149 W. 27th Drake Charles, laping, h. 286 W. 13th Doyle James, stonecutter, h. 6 Clarkson Drake Charles & Co. artists, 366 Eighth av. Doyle James, waiter, h. 341 First av. I Drake Chloe, wid. William, h. 127 W. 13th Doyle James C. liquors, 18 Canal Drake David, secretary, 3 Chambers, h. —Brooklyn Doyle James E. tailor, h. 52 Gansevoort Drake Edmund, smith, h. 203 E. 13th Doyle James F. printer, h. 128 Chrystie Drake Emma R. physician, h. 196 W. 15th Doyle James J. clerk, h. 204 Av. C Drake Elias G. pres. bk. 67 Chatham, h. 8 Beach Doyle Jeremiah, laborer, h. r. 146 Cherry Drake Henry, shipmaster, h. 34 Hamersley Doyle John, cabinetmaker, h. 68 Stanton Drake J. M. physician, 315 Bowery, h. 148 Unionav. Doyle John, carman, h. 77 Ludlow Williamaburgh Doyle John, clerk, h. 19 Scammell Drake James, h. Sixth av. n. W. 43d Doyle John, laborer, h. r. 45 E. 25th Drake James H. metalroofer. h. 54 Fourth av. Doyle John, laborer, h. E. 41st b. Fourth & Lex. avs. Drake James M. broker, 29 Wall, h. 127 W. 13th Doyle John, laborer, h. 73 W. 30th • Drake John, carman, li. 58 Columbia Doyle John, lawyer, 65 Chatham, h. 24 Ludlow Drake John, police, h. W. 44th n. Ninth av. Doly'e John, carpenter, h. 89 Ninth av. Drake John, police, h. W. 43d n. Seventh av. Doyle John, ostLer, h. 458 Tenth av. Drake John H. com. mer. 31 Water, h. 233 Henry. Doyle John, overseer, h. Broadway n. W . 48th B rooklyn Doyle John, tailor, 127 Fourth av. h. 127 Fourth av. Drake John J. 7 Maiden la. h. Bye Doyle John, tailor, h. 26 Crosby Drake John M. barrels, r. 73 W. 41st, h. 73 W. 41st Doyle John, tailor, h. 204 Elm Drake John S. & Co. artificial legs, 157 W 43d Doyle John, undertkr. 339 Third av. h. 339 Third av. Drake Jonas W. h. 56 W. 31st Doyle John M. sashmaker, h. 49th h. Broadway Drake Joseph, h. 150 Franklin Doyle Joseph, painter, h. 169 Allen Drake Joseph, late mer. h. 151E. Broadway Doyle Luke, late laces, h. 392 Bowery Drake Joseph, med. 315J Bowery, h. Williamsburg Doyle Margaret, wid. John, liquors, h. 344 E. Twelfth Drake Morris S. milkman, h. 651 Washington Doyle Margaret, wid. James, h. 260 Division Drake Moses, truckman, h. 694 Water Doyle Margaret, washing, h. 230 Mott Drake Patrick, blacksmith, h. 191 E. 13th Doyle Maria, h. 500 Greenwich Drake Stephen, hats, 9 Bowery, h. 81 Henry, wtr Doyle Martin, blacksmith, h. 208 Av. C liamsburgh Doyle Martin, cooper, h. 294 Ninth Drake William B. h. 209 W. 43d Doyle Martin, porter, h. 92 Henry Drake William F. physician, li. 196 W. 15th Doyle Martin, porterh. 44 Greenwich Drake William H. sugar, h. 2 Thomas Doyle Mathew, milk, h. r. 66 Tenth av. Drake William T. barreldealer, W. 40th n. BVay Doyle Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 34 Wooster Drake & Co. hatters, 9 Bowery Doyle Mary A. h. 7 Sheriff Drake & Bradford, brokers, 29 Wall Doyle Mat. laborer, h. r. 194 W. 21st Drake Henry, shipcarpenter, h. 339 Eighth Doyle Michael, grocery, 393 Tenth, & clothing, 130 Drandorff Julius, segarpacker, h. 285 Delancey Av. C, h. 130 Av. C Drane Henry, shipcarpenter, h. 339 Eighth Doyle Michael, runner, h. 13 Bridge Dranfield Geo. foundry, 87 Elizabeth, h. 114 E. ljj® Doyle Myles, laborer, r. 88 Tenth av. Draper A. H. jewelry, 20 Maiden la. h. W Doyle Owen, sculptor, h. 146 Cherry Draper Albert, furnisher, 828 Hudson, h. 174 S. Tbirfl Doyle Patrick, cooper, h. 333 Bowery WUliamsburgh Doyle Patrick, carman, h. r. 276 W. 17th Draper Caleb E. imp. 5 Maiden la. h. 105 Greene Doyle Patrick, laborer, h. r. 404 Madison Draper David S. imp. 96 WalL h. Mansion now Doyle Patrick, liquors, 242 E. 11th, h. 244 E. 11th B rooklyn DRE 203 DRI Draper Frank S. jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. North Drew Nicholas H. apothecary, 505 Pearl, h, 505 Peai Attleboro’ Drew Patrick, laborer, h. 244 Monroe Draper George (col’d), laborer, h. 135 W . 38d Drew Patrick, laborer, h. r. W. 86th n. Ninth av. Draper George, mer. 84 Cortlandt, h. 127 Macdougal Drew R. IL com. mer. 192. Front Draper George G. drygoods, 58 Cedar, and 28 Pine, Drew Step. M. clerk, h. E. 48th b. Third & Fourth avs h. 45 Nassau, B rooklyn Drew R. H. tobacco, 192 Front, h. 260 Greene Draper Isabella, h. 76 W. 23d Drew Terence, boardingh. 141 Washington Draper Jacob L. poultry, 12 Fulton mkt. h. B rooklyn Drew Thomas J. paperhangings, 321 Bowery & 2fc Draper John L. mer. 43 Beaver, h. 254 W. 20th Carmine, h. 26 Carmine DRAPER JOHN W. physician, med. col. E. 14th Drew Thomas J. saddler, h. 181 W . 15th Draper S. Boynton, com. mer. 28 Pine, h. 4 Col. pi. DREW THOMAS & CO. laces, &c. 149 Broadway Draper Simeon, broker, 46 Pine, h. 16 Fifth av. Drew William, boilermaker, h. r. 8*23 Ninth av. Draper Theodore S. broker, 54 Wall, h. N. Y. hotel v Drew William, carpenter, r. 7 Frankfort, h. 12 Oak Draper William C. mer. 22 Park pi. and 17 Barclay Drew Wm. G. plumber, 166 Third av. h. 81 Hieks, Draper & Devlin, imps. 95 Wall B rooklyn Draper & Eldridge, clothing, 34 Cortlandt DREW G. S. & W . G. plumbers, 166 Third av. Draper & Rowland, jewelry, 5 Maiden la Drewbrick Jacob, machinist, h. 286 Third Draper & Sandland, jewelry, 20 Maiden la. Drewes Peter, milk, h. 293 W. 16th Draper, Clark & Co. com. mer. 22 Park pi. & 17 Drewry George, bookbinder, h. 374 Madison Barclay Drewssen John N. cooper, h. 87 Market si. Draper, Knox & Co. drygoods, 58 Cedar, and 28 Pine Dreyer Charles, varnisher, h. 228 Fifth DRAPER, T IFFT bookseller, h. 342 W. 29th Dugan Ann S. wid. Michl. h. r. E. 88th n. Second a* Duffy Hugh, fruit, h. r. 19 City Hall pL Dugan Anne S. wid. Patrick, h. 185 W. 82d laborer, h. W. 46th n. Eleventh av. Dugan Bernard jr. liquors, 183 Ludlow, h. 188 Lud­ Duffy James, butcher, h. W. 40th ri. Tenth av. low cooper, 17 Fourth av. h. 66 Av. B Dugan Catharine, washing, h. 284 W. 27th Duffy James, grocer, 22 Gath, m kt h. 114 Mulberry Dugan Charles, gardener, h. 285 First av. Duffy James, groom, h. 420 Eighth av. Dugan Cornelius, blacksmith, h. r. 267 Mulberry Duffy James, junk, 269J Seventh av. Dugan Daniel, bootmaker, h. 17 Chestnut • Duffy James, laborer, h. r. 262 Mott Dugan Daniel N. h. 51 Allen Duffy James, laborer, h. 36 Goerck Dugan Francis, sl.ateroofer, 438 Broome, h. 862Tenth Duffy James, laborer, h. 134 First av. Dugan Gilbert, liquors, h. I l l Wooster Duffy James, laborer* h. 21 Laurens Dugan Hugh, blacksmith, h. r. 183 Ludlow Duffy James, laborer, h. 341 W. 43d Dugan Hugh, carpenter, 318 Eighth Duffy James, liquors, 59 Spring, h. 208 Elm I Dugan James, locksmith, h. 1049 Broadway Duffy James, liquors, 170 Varick, h. 54 Charlton Dugan Jane A. wid. Moran, h. 10 Dominick Duffy James, milk, 428 Cherry, h. 428 Cherry Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, h 312 First av. Duffy James, miller, h. 466 Tenth av. Dugan John, blacksmith, 378 E. Ninth Duffy James, pianomaker, h. 99 E. 16th Dngan John, carman, h. W. 45th n. Eleventh av. Duffy James, plasterer, h. r. E. 29th n. Second av. Dugan John, carpenter, h. 20 Morris Duffy James, porter, h. 23 Bridge Dugan John, grocer, 19 Cherry, h. 19 Cherry Duffy James, tinsmith, h. 305 Spring Dugan John, laborer, h. 104 Thompson Duffy James, masori, h. r. 148 E. 28th DUGAN JOHN, undertaker, 482 Hudson, h. 488 Duffy James, rivetter, h. 2 dry dock Hudson Duffy James, weaver, h. 12 Av. A Dugan John, roofer, 438 Broome, h. Highfoidge Duffy Jane, wid. Michael, h. r. 13 Elizabeth Dugan John, straw, h. 342 Seventh av. Duffy John, boardingh. 42£ Hamilton Dugan John, tailor, h. 12 Roosevelt Duffy John, butter, 20 &35 Clin, m kt h. 491 Wash. Dugan Laughlin, slater, 438 Broome, h. 32 Willett Duffy John, carman, h. W. 42d n. Ninth av. Dugan Laughlin & Brothers, roofers, 438 Broome, h. Duffy John, carman, h. r. E. 29th n. Second av. 32 Willett Duffy John, carriages, h. 278 Walker Dugan Marcus, slater, h. 9 King Duffy John, carrier, h. 238 W . 16th Dugan Maria, wid. Richard H. toys, 44W. Broadway Duffy John, engineer, h. r. 274 Delancey Dugan Mary, wid. James, undertaker, h. 17Minettala Duffy John, grocer, W . 42d n. Ninth av. h. W .42dn. Dugan Mary, wid. John. h. r. 118 E. 22d Ninth av. Dugan Michael, carman, h. 645 Hudson Duffy John, grocer, 385 Eighth and 207 Av. C, h. 385 Dugan Michael, laborer, h. r. E. 42dn. Lexington av. Eighth Dugan Patrick, bootmaker, h. 234 Elizabeth Duffy John, horsedealer, h. 140 E. 21st Dugan Pat. late porter, h. r. E. 88th n. Second av. Duffy John, laborer, h. r. 11 Columbia Dugan Patrick, porter, h. r. 25 Yandewater Duffy John, laborer, h. 676 Washington Dugan Patrick, shoemaker, 111-J- Division Duffy John, liquors, 249 E. 13th Dugan Philip A. slater, 21 Rutgers, h. ffighbridge Duffy John, painter, 70 Clinton, h. 60 Clinton Dugan Richard, fireman, h. 255 Elizabeth Duffy Julia, wid. Bernard, washer, h. 247 Eighth av. Dugan Robert, mason, h. 286 First av. Duffy Margaret, wid. Owen, washing, h. 197 Ninth Dugan Robert L. com. agt. 25 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Duffy Martin, grocer, 233 Ninth, h. 283 Ninth Dugan Thomas, jeweler, h. r. 143 W. Broadway Duffy Mary, shirts, 10 Sixth av. h. 10 Sixth av. Dugan Thomas, laborer, h. 70 Hester Duffy Mary, washing, h. r. 170 W . 16th Dugan Thomas, wirecloth, 500 Greenwich Duffy Mary Anne, wid. Peter, h. 114 Second Dugan Thomas jr. late silversmith, h. 80 E. 16th Duffy Maurice, b’ding, 216 Tenth av. h. 216 Tenth av. Dugan Thomas undertaker, 476 Broadway andsex­ Duffy Michael, driver, h. 58 Pitt ton of St. George's church, h. 80 E. 16th oppo­ Duffy Michael, junk, 249 Delancey, h. 249 Delancey site the church Duffy Michael, laborer, h. 78 King Dugan Timothy, carman, h. 266 Stanton Duffy Michael, liquors, 250 Av. A, h. 250 Av. A Dugan Timothy, police, h. 10 Pearl Duffy Owen' laborer, h. E. 36th n. Third av. Dugan William, marbtepolisber, h. 195 E. 22d Duffy Owen, tailor, h. 268 Monroe DUGAN WM. T. com. mer. 37 South, h. Brooklyn Duffy Patrick, blacksmith, 37 Renwick Dugan & Hart, slaters, 21 Rutgers Duffy Patrick, hardware, 104 South, h. 116 Adams, Duganne Augustine JN H. sec. 49 Chambers, h B rooklyn Brooklyn Duffy Patrick, laborer, h. 139 Hammond Dugard George, sawyer, h. 300 W. 27th . Duffy Patrick, laborer, h. r. 262 Mott Dugard Thomas & Co. steam sawmills, foot W. 27th Duffy Patrick, painter, h. 68£ Clinton & 28th,h. 231 W. 27th Duffy Patrick, policeman, h. 396 Pearl Dugen Bernard, blacksmith, 242 & 244 Av. A, h. lw Duffy Patrick, salesman, h. 184 W. 20th Ludlow Duffy Patrick, tailor, h. 128 Orange Duggan Alexander, carpenter, h. 200 W. 16th Duffy Patrick, thread and needles, 125 W. 17th Duggan Bryant, physician, h. 87 Third av. Duffy Patrick, varieties, 104j South, h. 116 Adams, Duggan Daniel, laborer, h. 244 E. 18th B rooklyn Duggan Daniel N. h. 51 Allen Duffy Patrick, weaver, 253 Delancey, h. 253 Delancey Duggan Edward, carpenter, h. 211 Seventh av. Duffy Patrick H. engineer, 87 Eldridge, h. E. 18th Duggan Frederick, clerk, h. r. W. 17tli * c. Av. A Duggan James, carpenter, h. 31 Washington Duffy Peter, brushmaker, h. 586 Fourth Duggan James, laborer, h. 268 W. 85th oj Duffy Peter, liquors, 59 Spring, h. 149 E. 11th Duggan John, carman, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Duffy Philip, junk, 111 Delancey, h. I l l Delancey Duggan John, laborer, h. E. 17th n. Av. A Duffy Philip, mason, h. r. E. 33d n. Third av. Duggan John, carpenter, h. 140 W. 18th Duffy Pierce,,junkstore, 117 Twelfth, h. 117 Twelfth Duggan John, sailor, h. r. 101 Cannon Duffy Richard, pedler, h . r. 41 Anthony Duggan John S. machinist, r 134 W ill’m, h. 73 Broome Duffy Susan, widow, 122 Charlton Duggan Michael, laborer, h. E. 42d n. Lexington av. Duffy Thomas, smith, h. 65 Av. B Duggan Neil, laborer, h. r. 183 Ludlow Duffy Thomas, laborer, _h. 258 E. 18th Duggan Patrick, laborer, h. W. 34th n. Tenth av. Duffy Thomas, machinist, h. 78 King Duggan Paul P. prof. fr. academy, h. 96 Fourth av. Duffy Thomas, mason, h. W. 42d n. Ninth av. Dugin Robert, painter, h. 225 E. 18th Duflon John F. L. police, h. 128 E. Broadway Duglas George, sailor, h. 43 Oliver Duflon P. Yitallis, imp. 44 Broad, h. 76 Eighth Duglas Maria, wid. Randolph, h. 211 W. 26th Duflot Hfy, imp. 80 Gold and 63 William, h. France Duglass Henry, coachman, h. 66 Grand DUN 207 DUN I) ----- ! j------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dugliss Hosea, late lookingglasses, h. 232 E. B’dway Dunbar James, hotel, Broadway c. W . 40th, stables, Dugro Anthony, builder, h. 262 Tenth Broadway n. W . 4fith, h. 9 W. 40th Duguid Thomas, accountant, 51 Liberty, h. 83 Chris­ Dunbar James, painter, 123 Madison, h. 110 Orchard topher Dunbar James M. clerk, h. 94 Barrow HDuhain Louis, dyer, 27 John, h. G reenpoint Dunbar Jas. M imp. 89 Nassau, h 92 Clinton, B r'klyn liDuhain Louis jr.'im porter, 5 Erie buildings, h. Green- Dunbar Michael, tailor, h. 7 Jersey i point., L. L Dunbar Moses, carpenter, 13 Eldridge, h. 261 Division •Duhart John, butcher, 389 Seventh av. h. 889 Se- Dunbar Sarah, wid. Samuel, h. 803 Mulberry a venth av. Dunbar Sarah A. wid. Bennett, boardingh. 31 Morton Duhme Henry, grocer, 17 G-rand, 621 Hudson & 242 Dunbar William, coachman, h. 445 Fourth U Canal, h. 621 Hudson Dunbar William, rigger, h. 82 Pike SiDuhme Martin, grocer, 17 Grand & 621 Hudson, h. 17 Dunbass Michael, tailor, h. 7 Jersey I Grand Dunbush Christina, h. r. 244 W . 16th lJ)uhme William, pianomaker, h. 173 E. 27th Duncan Alexander, banker, 48 William, li. Prov. R. I. Duhme & Brothers, grocers, 17 Grand & 621 Hudson Duncan Alexander, undertaker, 15 Laurens ^DUHRKOOP JACOB C. grocer, 148 Greenwich, h. Duncan Andrew, pedler, h. 231 Mulberry 148 Greenwich Duncan Archibald, dentist, h. 805 Grand iSjDuhy Oliver, musician, h. 155 Chrystie Duncan Charles C. & Co. mers. 52 South ijT)uier Timoth, clerk, h. 19 City Hall pi. Duncan David, grocer, 407 Broadway, h. 60 Walker jjDuigan James, liquors, 182 E. 17th, h. 182 E. 17th Duncan David S. shirts, 55 Dey, h. 53 E. Broadway jjjDuigan Jeremiab, porter, h. 84 Montgomery Duncan Edw. M. chandler, 114 Wall, h. B rooklyn ijDuigan Michael, liquors, 311 Eighth & 153 Division, Duncan Francis, stonecutter, h. 85 E. 30t^ h. 130 Second Duncan Francis, stonesetter, h. 80 First Lpuigethal George, barber, h. 29 Frankfort Duncan Georgd G. carpenter, h. 21 E. 11th kpUING W ILLIAM & CO. grocers, 74 Centre & 18 Duncan H. widow, h. 50 E. 22d lV Bleecker, h. 18 Bleecker Duncan Henry M. (col’d), whitewasher, h. 101E. 19th jJDujarrie John, liquors, 169 Church, h. 169 Church Duncan Isabel, wid. James, h. 662 Greenwich Jpuke Benjamin L. oysters, 57 Hudson Duncan James, baker, 551 Sixth av. h. 551 Sixth av. °Duke Edward, laborer, h. r. 59 Cannon Duncan Jas. ball cord, 491 Gr’nwich, h. 491 Gr’nwich Duke Edward, laborer, h. 370 Ninth Duncan James, drygoods, 83 Av. C, and painter, 169 Jpuke George B. machinist, h. 199 W. 25th Stanton, h. 33 Av. C J ) uke Jas. blacksmith, 260 W. 17th, h. 68 Seventh av. Duncan James, shoemaker, h. 211 First av. rOuke James, laborer, h. r. 433 Hudson Duncan James* F. housefumisher, 828 Hudson, h. 328 JOuke James, ranges, 346 Sixth av. h. 346 Sixth av. Hudson ®Duke Mathias, moulder, h. 1 Dry dock Duncan John, carman, h. 129 Mott , Duke Thomas, blacksmith, h. 249 W. 18th Duncan John, carpenter, h. 192 Seventh av. HDuke Thomas, smith, r. 154 W. 18th, h. 248 W . 18th Duncan John, cooper, h. r. 339 Washington flDuke William S. rectifier, 117 Front, & distiller, 64 Duncan John, tailor, 17 Stone, h. 17 Stone » Clinton, h. 268 Tenth Duncan John & Sons, grocers, 407 Broadway, h. 60 3bukes Elizabeth, wid. Wm. laundress, h. 41 Ridge Walker Mbnkgarh Henry, tailor, 856 Houston Duncan John F. broker, 31 Wall, h. Williamsburgh l£)ulac Edward, importer, 48 Broadway, h. P a ris Duncan John P. grocer, 407 Broadway, h. 60 Walker ilDulareh Isaac, barber, 598 Grand, h. 598 Grand Duncan Joseph, plumber, 188 Second, h. 188 Second LDulenty Lawrence, laborer, h. 336 Ninth Duncan Maria, wid. Charles, h. 309 Tenth SIDulevy William, seaman, h. 10 Leroy Duncan Mary wid. Alexander, h. 124 Leroy SjDulhantey Patrick, shoemaker, h. 26 Thames Duncan Michael, builder, h. 396 Seventh av. ItDulhanty Patrick, hatter, 189 Chambers Duncan Michael, liquors, 885 Seventh av. li. 8S5 SPulihanty Michl. clothing, 47 & 314 West, h. 314 Seventh av. liis West Duncan Peter, clerk, 484 Eighth av. h. 484 Eighth av. jjpulihinty Patrick, hats, 1 Fulton mkt. h. 65 Ninth Duncan Peter, stereotyper, 22 Spruce, h. Jersey City 3 Brooklyn Duncan Phebe, wid. James, h. 102 Av. C l^)uls Martin, grocer, 211 Sullivan, h. S. 6th, Wil- Duncan Robert, whitesmith, 51 Beekman & 4 Liberty Ij. liam sburgh pi. h. 188 S. Second, Williamsburgh lulzno Charles, sugarfactory, h. r. 59 Forsyth Duncan Robert E. seaman, h. 69 Suffolk ijpum William, dockbuilder, h. r. W . 49th b. Ninth & j Duncan Robert P. (col’d), carman, b.' 133 Elizabeth Tenth avs. Duncan Samuel (col’d), teamster, h. 65 Sullivan jumas Francis, cook, h. 61 W . 30th Duncan Seth; smith, 300£ Third -Pumas Susan, wid. Charles, h. r. 140 Ludlow Duncan Thomas, carman, h. 69 Orange jyDumble Joseph, confectioner, h. 43 Oliver Duncan Thomas, carpenter, h. 457 E. 12th Tpumcke Herman gilder, 66 Carmine, h. 66 Carmine Duncan Thomas, laborer, h. 69 Orange JJpumez Parent, milliner, 132 Ninth, h. 132 Ninth Duncan Thomas, laborer, h. r. 77 W. 18th JjDumke Albert, gilder, 111| Nassau Duncan W . Butler, banker, 48 William, h. Fifth av. ^Dummer Geo. jr. glassware, 173 Pearl, h. Jersey City cer. E. 28th ■)um m ond Adam, farmer, h. r. W. 89th n. Tenth av. DUNCAN W ALTER, baker, 373 Fourth av. b. 878 Dumont John F. shipfastner, h. I l l Cannon Fourth av. ''Dumont Robert, hardware, 40 Dey, h. Essex c. Wash- Duncan William, blacksmith, b. 284 W . 29th • ington. Jersey City Duncan William, cooper, h. 74 Gansevoort Dumont William, auctioneer, 11 Wall Duncan William, rigger, h. 390 Cherry WDumont & Hosack, auctioneers, 11 Wall Duncan William, shoemaker, h. r. 145 Reade Dumoulin Etienne, fancygds. 73 Maiden la. h. F ran ce Duncan William, tailor, 17 Stone, h. 34 Ren wick L^Dumphy James, mason, h. 117 W illett Duncan Wm. A. paper, 161 William, h. 227 W . 27th UOumsday Michael, teacher o f music, pianofortes for Duncan Wm. T. H. com. mer. 26 Broad, h. 8 W . 17th 13 sale and to let, h. 225 Grand Duncan J. & W . tailors„17 Stone Dumser George, beer, 11 Av. B, h. 11 Ay. B DUNCAN & BURDETT, shipchandlers, 114 Wall SjDumser John, porterhouse, 226 Second, h. 226 Second DUNCAN & DRAPER, housefumishers, 328 Hudson DDumson William H. (col’d), whitewasher, h. r. 239 Duncan & West, smiths, 51 Beekman & 4 Liberty pi. M Elizabeth DUNCAN, LEW IS Dunbar Duncan (Rev.), h. 97 Seventh Duncuff John, engineer, h. 33 Eleventh av. ;(Dunbar George C. boots, 200 Broadway, h. Irving h. DUNDERDALE FORBES, cloths, 32 Maiden la. h. £Dunbar Isaac, laborer, h. 40 Wooster 10 Pacific, B rooklyn Dunbar James, liquors, Eleventh av. n. W . 47th Dunderdale John, professor music, h. 13 Carroll pL jfDunbar James, engineer, h. 246 W. 16th Dunderdale Joseph, broker, 62 Wm. b. New Utrecht DUN 208 DUN Dundon James, carpenter, h. 38 Lewis Dunlap Samuel F. lawyer, 37 Wall, h. 304 Fourth Dundon James, mason, h. 328 First av. Dunlap Thos. florist, 634 Broadway, h. 54 Bleecker Dundon Michael, laborer, h. 1ST W 32d Dunlap Thomas, liquors, 7 Frankfort, h. 12* Crosby Dunegan Michael, baker, 28 Harmony, h. 178 E. 16th. Dunlap William, mason, h. 356 E. 12th Dunewald Henry, blacksmith, h. 110 Church Dunlap M. & Co. rags, 13 Spruce Dunfy Patrick, laborer, h. 815 Madison Dunlea Eugene, mason, h. 348 First av. Dung Albert, apothecary, 63 Bowery, h. 63 Bowery Dunleavy Christopher, liquors, 7 Pitt, h. 7 Pitt Dunham Aaron, binder, 146 Fulton, h. 75* Essex Dunleavy Thomas C. carman, h. 35 Willett Dunham Aaron Y. h. 150 W. 16th Dunlevy Francis, banker, 39 Wall, h. Cmcimatt Dunham Alexander, builder, h. 199 W . 13th Dunlevy George, tailor, h. 7 Hester Dunham Alfred, carpenter, h. 286 W. 31st Dunley Hugh, blacksmith, h. 251 W. 26th Dunham Anne, wid. Andrew, h. 192 W. 20th Dunley Michael, laborer, h. 135 Crosby Dunham Chas. A. student, 19 W all,h. Westchester Dunley William, machinist, h. 212 Cherry Dunham David, laborer, h. 93 West 32d Dunlop Archibald A. brewer, 120 Warren, h. Weti Dunham David R. engraver, 100 B’way, h. 95 Prince Troy Dunham Edward, com. mer. 5 South, h. Brooklyn Dunlop George, physician, h. 65 Eighth av. Dunham Edward W. pres. 67 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Dunlop Henry H. carpenter, h. r. 440 Eighth av DUNHAM EDW ARD W. & SON, com. mers. 5 Dunlop Isabella, h. 32i Ninth South, h. 63 Warren, Brooklyn Dunlop James, carpenter, h. 157 W. 27th Dunham Euphemia, wid. Henry, h. 575 Broome Dunlop James, vegetables, 11 Fulton mkt. h. 289 Dunham Frazee, police, h. 116 Laurens John, Brooklyn Dunham H. B. com. mer. 107 Fulton, h. N ewark Dunlop James W . drygoods, 5* Pine, h. 41 White Dunham Henry, smith, 305 Monroe, h. 303 Monroe Dunlop Sarah, wid. Thomas, h. 55 Hamersley Dunham Henry R. boilermaker, W. 34th c. Eleventh Dunlop Thomas, carpenter, h. 218 W. 16th av. & 100 N. Moore, h. 182 Franklin Dunn Alexander, baker, h. 294 W. 17th Dunham James, leather, h. W . 45th n. Tenth av. Dunn Alexander, butcher, 49 Bowery Dunham James L. com. mer. 5 South, h. Brooklyn Dunn Andrew, laborer, h. r. 181 First av. Dunham John, laborer, h. 308 Third av. Dunn Anne E. tailoress, h. 52 Prince Dunham John, boarding, h. 13 Dover Dunn Anne (col’d), boardingh. 4 York Dunham John, shoes, 152 Spring, h. 152 Spring Dunn Ann, wid. Bryan, h. r. 105 Thompson DUNHAM JOHN B. pianos, 81 E. 13th, h. 93 E. 13th Dunn Ann, wid. Edward, washing, h. E. 29th n. Dunham Kimble, blinds, 103 Bank, h. 110 Bank Second av. Dunham Lewis L. carpenter, h. 155 Hammond Dunn Ann, wid. Martin, h. 229 E. 17th Dunham Lewis W. stairbuilder, h. 148 Hammond Dunn Anne E. dressmaker, h. 332 E. 12th Dunham Mahlon S. hatter, 300 Grand, h. 300 Grand Dunn Beniamin A. baker, 275 Washington, h. 24 Dunham Oliver D. provis. 99 Barclay, h. Hoboken Columbia, Brooklyn Dunham Phebe, wid. Enoch, h. 6 Jane Dunn Bridget, wid. Bernard, h. 304 Mott Dunham Thomas, mer. 67 South, h. 97 Chambers Dunn Catharine, dressmaker, h. 108 W. 16th Dunham Wm. medicines, 476 B’way, h. 476 B’way Dunn Catharine, washing, h. 21 Whitehall Dunham William H. exchange, 107 Clinton, h. 146 Dunn Catharine, wid. James, h. 137 First av. Ludlow Dunn Catharine, wid. Michael, sewing, h. 11 Spring DUNHAM WM. S. agt. Conn, mutual life ins. co. of Dunn Charles, cooper, 140 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Hartford, 54 Wall, h. 81 Livingston, Brooklyn : Dunn Chas. produce, 3 W. Wash, mkt h. 9Frankfort Dunham Wm. S. pat. med. 476 B’way, h. 476 B’way Dunn Charles W. bellowsmaker, 29 Hamersley, h. Dunham H. R. & Co. boilermakers, W. 34th cor. Mamaroneck Eleventh av. & 100 N. Moore. Dunn Cornelius, laborer, h. 170 W. 31st DUNHAM & DIMON, com. mers. 67 South Dunn Daniel, laborer, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Dunican Elizabeth, liquors, 10 Battery pi. Dunn Daniel, painter, h. 1 Dry Dock Dunican Michael, freightmaster, h. r. 124 Eldridge Dunn Daniel, thread, h. 80 Mott DUNIGAN EDW ARD & BROTHER, booksellers, Dunn Daniel, waiter, h. 135 Crosby 151 Fulton, h. 175 Henry Dunn David,-jeweler, 11 John, h. 57 Downing Dunigan Joseph, pedler, h. 116 W. 30th Dunn Davia, silversmith, 487 Broadway, h. 754 Dunigan Owen, store, h. 116 W. 30th Greenwich Dunighan Patrick, tailor, h. r. 154 Wooster Dunn Edward, carman, h. 169 E. 11th Dunke Augusta, upholsterer, h. 31 Greenwich Dunn Edw. carpenter, 77 Beekman, h. 300 Madison Dunkerke John, tailor, h. 42 Stanton DUNN EDW ARD, liquors, 82 Tenth av. Dunkin John, h. 70 Amity Dunn Edward, tailor, h. r. 10 Amity pi. Dunkin John, machinist, h. 74 Pitt Dunn Edward M. com. mer. 73 Nassau, h. 9 8t Dunkin John T. machinist, 781 Washington Luke’s pi. DUNKIN L. H. grocer, 873 B’dway, h. 26 E. 18th Dunn Eliza, wid. Thos. leather manufr. 81E. 11th Dunkin P. h. 102 Av. C. Dunn Erastus, carpenter, h. 325 W. 29th Dunkin Thomas, imp. of toys and fancygoods, and Dunn Hannah, boarding, h. 106 Anthony dealer in fireworks, 10 Maiden la. h. 84 W. 21st Dunn Henry, oysters, h. 402 Eighth Dunkin & Yansicklen, machinists, 781 Washington Dunn Henry, painter, h. 64 W. 18th Dunkins Robert P. (col’d), porter, h. 133 Elizabeth Dunn Hugh J. screens, h. 564 Third av. Dunlap Abraham B. fruit, 186 Front, h. 108 S. Second, Dunn Hugh S. stationer, 135 Eighth av. Williamsburgh Dunn Jacob (col’d), laborer, h. r. 23 First Dunlap Alexander, carpenter, h. r. 440 Eighth av. Dunn James, blacksmith, h. 279 Sixth Dunlap Alexander, marblepolisher, h. 64 Ninth av. Dunn James, blacksmith, h. 214 W. 26th Dunlap Bridget, wid. Barney, h. r. 92 Columbia Dunn James, bleacher, 118 Av. D. Dunlap Daniel, h. 7 Frankfort Dunn James, carman, h. r. 159 E. 25th Dunlap Eliza, wid. Robert, 208 Elm Dunn James, carman, h. 375 Sixth Dunlap Esther, wid. William, h. 647 Hudson Dunn James, carman, h. r. 24 Vandam Dunlap Hannah, wid. Wm. I. boardingh. 47 Robinson Dunn James, carpenter, h. 517 Houston Dunlap Henry, carpenter, li. r. 440 Eighth av. Dunn James, carpenter, h. 541 Third av. Dunlap James, boatman, h. 71 Perry Dunn James, carpetbagmaker, h. 123 Roosevolt Dunlap James, carpenter, h. 160 E. 28th Dunn James, coachman, h. r. 11 Fifth Dunlap James, driver, Seventh av. n. W. 40th Dunn James, foundry, h. r. 169 W. 33d < Dunlap James, jeweler, h. 263 W. 28th Dunn James, liquors, 326 Eighth av. h. 826Eighthav. Dunlap James, tailor, 243 Tenth, h. 243 Tenth Dunn James, mason, h. 343 Twelfth Dunlap John, laborer, h. 82 Ninth av. Dunn James, musician, h. 86 Oliver Dunlap John, shoemaker, h. 314 First av. Dunn James, police, h. 262 Mott Dunlap Matthew, rags, 13 Spruce, h. Ninth c. S. Ninth, Dunn James, smith, li. 326 Monroe _ , Williamsburgh Dunn James F. carpenter, W. 15th n. Sixth av. Dunlap Robert, carman, h. 101 King 144 W. 16th, h. 510 Houston Dunlap Robert, physician, h. 90 Grove Dunn James P. canal ins. h. W. 36th n. Seventn Dunlap Robert, weaver, h. 254 Ninth ay. Dunn Jane, wid. William, seamstress, h. 78.™• Dunlap Robert jr. jeweler, h. 254 Ninth av. Dunn John, barber, 139 Pearl, h. 13 Garrison VWr Dunlap Samuel, liquors, 305J Broome Dunn John, blacksmith, 326 Rivington Dunlap Samuel, carman, h. 124 Sixth av. Dunn John, bootmaker, h. r. 37 Mulberry DUN 209 DUN Dunn John, carpenter, h. 276 Rivington Dunn John, japanncr, 11 Clarke, h. 10 Watts 5 Unn S i}!,13™’ laborer, h. r. 84 Ilamersley Dunn John, porter, h. r. 286 Walker w ? a“ ’ 1.aborer’ h- r. 28 Washington Dunn John, laborer, h. 91 Cherry Bunn William, liquors, 127 Koosevelt, b .55 Crosby Dunn John, laborer, h. 155 E. 24th S bquors, 81 Hammond, h. 87 Hammond Dunn Wm. moulder, h. Second av. n. E 82d Dunn John, laborer, h. 221 W . 21st Dunn William, shoemaker, h. 8 Hester Dunn John, laborer, h. r. 245 Spring Dunn William, smith, h. 70 Lewis Dunn John, liquors, 60 Prince, h. 60 Prince Dunn William, tailor, h. 46 Forsyth Dunn John, mason, h. 175 E. 11th Dunn William, tailor, h. 107 Broome Dunn John, milk, 151 Second, h. 159 Second Dunn William wheelwright, h. 220 W. 16th Dunn John, paper, 8 Liberty, h. 26 Yandewater Dunn Wm. H. clothing, 81 Dey, h. Mobile Dunn John, painter, h. 168 W . 85th Dunn William H. flour insp. 15 South, li. Brooklyn D.iinn John, quarrvman, h. E. 40th n. Third av. Dunn William H. lawyer, 25 Nassau, h. 10 Monroe Dunn John, sampler, h. 18 Stone Dunn William R clerk, 58 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Dunn John, shoemaker, h. 698 Walker Dunn Wm. & Co. clothing, 22 Dey, h. Plainfield Dunn John, shoemaker, li. 4S1 Cherry Dunn Winifred, widow, h. 8 Hester Dunn John, tailor, h. 833 Bowery Dunne Darby, laborer, h. r. 161 Perry Dunn John, tailor, h. 648 Washington Dunne Edward, laborer, h. 206 E. 17th Dunn John jr. findings, 8 Liberty, & furniture, 82 E. DUNNE HENRY H. drygoods, 445 Pearl, h. 445 Broadway, h. 26 Yandewater Pearl Dunn John C. liquors, 127 Roosevelt, h. M anhattan- Dunne John, coachman, h, 21 Whitehall mile Dunne John, clerk, h. 45 Market Dunn John J. barber, 119 E. 11th Dunne John, laborer, h. 196 W . 26th Dunn Joseph, h. 264 W. 24th Dunne John, moulder, h. 298 W . 31st Dunn Joseph, plumber, 188 Second, h. 188 Second Dunne John, shoemaker, h. 210 W. 26th Dunn Joseph R. porter, h. 151 Ludlow Dunne Joseph, smith, h. 187 Av. O Dunn Josiah P, clerk, h. 225 W . 25th Dunne Michael, laborer, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Dunn Josiah R. machinist, h. 508 Grand Dunne Patrick, shoemaker, h. 252 E. 18th Dunn Kendal, late coppersmith, h. 296 Broome Dunne Thos. capt. police, h. Eighth av. c. W . 36tb Dunn Laura, wid. Walter, h. 88 Broome Dunne William, smith, h. 70 Lewis Dunn Laurence, bksmith, 214 E. 14th, h. 260 First av. Dunne William, stonecutter, h. r. 158 W . 20th Dunn Lawrence, fiddler, h. 90 Catharine Dunne William, tailor, h. 107 Broome Dunn Leverett H. stencilplates, 80 Fulton Dunnegan William, laborer, h. 121 E. 16th Dunn Luke, hatter, h. 176 E. 24th Dunnel Henry G. physician, h. 58 Broome Dunn Luke, laborer, h. W . 84th n. Tenth av. Dunnell August, sailor, h. r. 48 Oliver Dunn Martin, carpenter, h. E. 14th n. First av. Dunnell Elbridge G. engraver, 48 mer. exchange, it. Dunn Mary, wid. Michael, washing, h. 59 Forsyth Ninth av. n. W . 22d Duun Mary, wid. Ptk. seamstress, h. 108 Greenwich Dunnell John H. furnaces, 97 Beekman &S98 Broad­ Dunn Mary, wid. William, h. 184 E. 22d way, h. 53 London ter. Dunn Matthew, laborer, h. r. 105 Thompson Dunnell John W . domestics, 55 Exchange pi. h. Dunn Michael, carpenter, h. 40 First av. B rooklyn Dunn Mich’l, grocer, 489 Eighth av. h. 489 Eighth av. Dunner James, mason, h. 848 E . 12th Dunn Michael, laborer, h. r. 289 Av. A Dunner John, grocer, 16 Elm, h. 16 Elm Dunn Michael, laborer, h. r. E. 40th n. Fourth av. Dunnett Thomas, carpenter, h. 125 E. 25th Dunn Michael, plumber, 420 Twelfth, h. 420 Twelfth Dunnigan Hannah, wid. Ei h. 826 Eighth Dunn Michael, porter, h. 161 First av. Dunnigan Mary, seamstress, h. 42 W . 14th Dunn Morris, brushes, h. 82 Monroe Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 54 Oliver Dunn Nathan, carrier, h. 86 Av. D Dunnigan William, tailor, r. 147 W . 41st Dunn Nathaniel, teacher, 78 E. 14th, h. 188 Fourth av. Dunning Alexander, rigger, h. 107 Washington Dunn Patrick, groceries, 45 Hester Dunning B. F. asst. dis. att’ny New City Hall Dunn Patrick, laborer, h. r. 86 E. 28th Dunning Benj. acct. 84 South, h. 68 Orange, B 'klyn Dunn Patrick, liquors, 112 Anthony, h. 112 Anthony Dunning Catharine, wid. Clement, boardingh. 69 Dunn Patrick, liquors, 7, 105 & 244 Ninth av. 492 Macdougal Eighth av. & 73 Av. B, h. 287 W . 26th Dunning Clarke S. paints, h. 27 Jay Dunn Patrick, stonecutter, h. 184 E. 17th Dunning Czar, pres. ins. co. 74 Wall, h. 68 Harrison, Dunn Patrick, waiter, h. 17 Stone B rooklyn Dunn Patrick, waiter, h. 211 Elm Dunning D. Stringum, carman, h. 6 Ninth av. Dunn Percy, laborer, h. r. 195 Mott Dunning Edwin J. dentist, 1 Bond, h. Staten Island Dunn Phebe, wid. Benjamin, h. 42 Columbia Dunning George, foreman, 19 Renwick Dunn Peter, carman, h. 280 W. 19th Dunning J. S. exchange, 185 Greenwich, h. Car- Dunn Peter, cooper, h. r. 78 Henry mansmUe Dunn Peter, laborer, h. 503 Ninth av. Dunning James, milk, h. W . 16th n. Ninth ar. Dunn Peter, paperstainer, h. 294 W . 27th Dunning James W . butter, 182 Washington, h. 846 Dunn Randolph, harnessmaker, 75 Allen Greenwich Dunn Rebecca, wid. Nathan, h. 86 Av. D Dunning John, stables, 22 Washington, h. Furman Dunn Rich. P. surveyor, ina co. 66 Wall, h. 14 Third B rooklyn DUNN ROBERT, grocer. 67 Lex. av. h. 86 E. 26th Dunning Jonah D. cooper, 23 Old si. h. 4184- Hudson Dunn Robert, shipjoiner, h. 46 Av. D Dunning Smith jr. exchange, 185 Greenwich, h. Dunn Robert, smith, h. 71 Division Carmansville Dunn Samuel, butcher, 8 Wash, mkt, h. 152 Orchard Dunning Wm. agent, 48 Eighth av. h.Manhattarwttlc Dunn Sarah A. wid. Thomas D. h. 58 Norfolk Dunning William, boots, 52 Dey, h. Conn. Dunn Simeon, wirecloth, 197 Water, h. 147 Sands, Dunning Wm. H. imp. 40 Ex. pi. h. 72 Christopher s B rooklyn Dunning Wm. H. mer. 58 Broadway, h. 110 Harrison. Dunn Stephen, shoes, h. r. 222 William Brook7/yn Dunn Teddy, laborer, h. 71 Duane Dunning S. & J. S. brokers, 185 Greenwich Dunn Terence, laborer, h. W. 49th n. Ninth av. Dunnis Joseph, sugar refiner, h. 7 Weehawken Dunn Thomas, cartman, h. 286 Tenth av. Dunnivan John, carpenter, h. 412 Third av. Dtinn Thomas, carman, h. 210 E. 21st Dunoe Timothy, laborer, h. r. 146 Cherry Dunn Thomas, hawker,” h* 57 Washington Dunovon Michael, porter, h. r. 16J Downing Dunn Thomas, ice, h. 237 Bleecker Dunphy Henry, daguerreotypes, 229 Bowery;. Dunn Thomas, laborer, h. 216 Av. A drygoods 281 Third av. h. 28L Third av. Dunn Thomas, laborer, h. 504 Seventh av. Dunphy James, cooper, h. 3 Peck si. Dunn Thomas, stonecutter, h. 184 W . 17th Dunphy James, mason, h. 117 W illett Dunn Thomas A. ass. cap. police, h. 489 Eighth av. Dunphy Martin, mason, h. 474 Third av. Dunn Thompson C. carman, b. 58 Perry Dunphy Matilda, drygoods, 281 Third av.. ft,. « i Dunn Timothy, carman, h. 48 Elm Third av. Dunn Walter, laborer, h. r. 5 Hester Dunphy Patrick, laborer, h. 7 Orange Dunn William, boilers, h. 292 W . 81st Dunphy Thos. laborer, h. 108 Cherry Dunn William, boots, h. 21 Rector Dunphy Thomas, cooper, 26 New, h. 8 Peek si: Dunn William, laborer, r. 182 Walker Dunphy Thomas, wheelwright, h. r. 61 Mulberry 14 DUR 210 DUR W j kborer>h- r. 1T7 Elizabeth Durant Charles F. lithographer, 7 Broad, h. J, qL Dunphy William, seaman, h. 60 Rutgers Durant Sophia, wid. William, h. 289 Monroe y Charles 8. boxes, 95 John, h. Brooklyn Durant Thomas C. mer. 7 South, h. Brooklyn Edward, boxes, 95 John, h. Brooklyn Durant, Lathrop & Co. forwarding mers. 7 South Carrit A. iron, 190 8. & 365 Water, h. — Durbrow John B. com. mer. 51 New, h. 72 W 31ftf Dunscomb George H. com. mer. 18 Beaver, h. 263 Durbrow Stephen A. clerk, h. 76 E. 22d Greene Durbrow Walter, h. 200 Allen Dunscomb Samuel S. mer. h. 29 Bleecker Durbrow Walter, chairmaker, h. 72 Sullivan Dunscomb William, carman, h. 51 Norfolk Durbrow Washington, broker, 48 South, h. 104 IW o, Dunscomb Wm. A, lawyer, 31 Yesey, h. 29 Bleecker DURBROW WASHINGTON, broker, 48 Souft h Dunscomb E. &C. S. packingboxes, 95 John 363 State, Brooklyn ’ h* Dunscomb & Barnstroff, mers. 18 Beaver Durbrow William, butcher, 140 Spring, h 55 peiT(r Dunsby John, carpenter, h. 42J Columbia Durbrow Wm. sailmaker, 28 South, h. 109 Second Dunshee James, cabinet, b. 81 Charles Durbrow Wm. S. sailmaker, 28 South, h. 109 Sum* Dunshee John, acct 142 Chatham, h. Morrisania> DURBROW, WINNE & SHELDON, com m S Dunshee Henry W. school, 138 Fourth, h. 86 Amos New Dunshee James, sexton, h. 21 Clarke Durell Thomas K. laborer, h. 96 Sullivan Dunsieth James, machinist, h. 305 Tenth av. Durgen Michael, liquors, h. 130 Second Dunster Henry, jeweler, 170 B’way, h. Howard hotel Durham Alexander, agent, 122 Norfolk, h. 42 Stanton Dunster William H. machinist, 1 wall Durham James A. blacksmith, h. 42 Stanton Dunstotter Martin, tailor, h. 44 Forsyth Durham Thomas, tailor, h. 232 Mulberry Dunstrup & Co. grocers, 17 City HallpL Durhoiz Risiherd, engraver, h. 38 Rutgers Dunton Edward T . salesman, h. 190 W. 25th Durhoiz Charles, barber, h. 38 Rutgers Dunton Gilbert L. carman, h. 116 Clinton Durhoiz Augustus, engraver, h. 5 Bayard Dunton Wm. C. paper, 110 John, h. 383 Gold, B'k- Durian Philip, tailor, h. 273 Mulberry lyn Durie Clara, wid. John, 74 Suffolk Dunton William R. h. 157 Henry Durie James, plasterer, h. r. 99 W. 26th Dunwoody Chas. tailor, 200 Ninth av. h. 286 W . 29th Durie James, seaman, h. 272 Monroe Dunwoody Thomas, carpenter, h. 185 W. 19th During Charles A. A. music, h. 80 W. 13th Dunwoody & Johnston, tailors, 200 Ninth Dunnger John, feed, 78 W. 13th, h. 78 W. 13th Dunworth John, liquors, 26 James Durk Jacob, shoemaker, 111 Anthony Dunworth Catharine Ann, wid. Thomas, 59 Bayard Durkee Alonzo, engraver, h. 12 Sixth av. Dunzinger Andrew, paperstainer, h. 829 Seventh av. Durkee Don Alonzo, organbuilder, h. 12 Sixthav. Duphy Catharine, wid. Patrick, grocer, 190 E. 11th Durkee Eugene R. bakingpowder, 139 Water, h Ir­ Dupignac Bezaleel H. dentist, 625 Broadway, h. Me- ving pi. Williamsbwrgh trop. hotel Durkee Hiram H. com. mer. 1 Stone, h. Brooklyn DUPIGNAC EBENEZER R. jr. varnish, 8 Peck si. Durkee, Hough & Co. com. mers. 1 Stone h. 107 Fourth av. Durkee John H. clerk, h. 44 Forsyth Dupignac George H. carman, h. 233 W. 25th Durkee Julius A. com. mer. 1 Stone, h. 192Atlantic. Dupignac James B. wines, 307 B’way, h. 8 Lispenard Brooklyn Dupignac William C. carman, h. 699 Water Durkin Andrew, laborer, h. r. 151 Anthony Dupignac & Cornwell, wines, 307 Broadway Durkin James, laborer, h. 156 Norfolk Dupont AdelinejVeg’bles, Centre m kt h. 202 First av. Durkin John, oils, 250 Front, h. 701 Fourth Dupont Gideon W. Tastmaker, 9 Ferry, h. 108 W. 17th Durkin R. G. dentist, 2 Greene, h. 2 Greene Dupont John H. ladies’ boots, 661 Broadway, h. 661 Durkin Thomas, tailor, h. 19 City Hall pi. Broadway Durkin William, carpenter, h. 154 E. 27th Duprat Dominique, hairdresser, 98 Canal, h. 98 Canal Durlach Marcus, stoves, 195 Houston, h. 197 Houston Dupray Francis, hatter, h. 397 Tenth Durland Oscar, milk, 35 White, h. 35 White Dupuis Alexander, cabinetmaker, h. 556 Pearl Durling Thomas, joiner, h. 115 Lewis Dupuis Louis, h. 67 W. 18th Durm Patrick, laborer, h. 74 E. 24th Dupuis Maria, hairdresser, h. 67 W. 13th Durnay Patrick, laborer, h. r. 224 W. 26th Dupuche Julia Ccol’d), washing, h. 3 Anthony Durney James, police, h. 3 Roosevelt Dupuget Albert, architect, h. 64 Bedford Durain Bernard, carman, h. 105 Hamersley Dupuy Abraham B. chairmaker, 10 Ridge, h. 128 Durain Hugh, carman, h. r. 34 Pitt Broome Durnin John, carman, h. r. 13 W. 12th ; Dupuy Bartholomew, carpenter, 32 Canal, h. 190 Elm Durnin John, moulder, h. 298 W. 31st Dupuy Charles, mer. 73 William, h. 601 Houston Durnin John, shoemaker, h. r. 87 Orange DUPUY EUGENE, druggist, 609 Broadway Durnin Michael, pedler, 47 Thomas, h. 47 Thomas Durack Mary, wid. Jeremiah, h. 316 W. 27th Durnin Patrick, laborer, h. 281 W. 82d Durack Walter, lawyer, 37 Wall, h. 609 Broadway Durnin Patrick, tailor, h. 73 Orange Duran Calvin B. bungmaker. r. 71 Forsyth, h. 40 Durnin Robert, shoemaker, h. r. 243 E. 18th Downing Durning Charles E. drygoods, 307 Grand, h. 45? Duran Daniel, carpenter, h. 46 Forsyth Fourth av. Duran Martin, painter, h. r. 289 Av. A Durning James, printer, h. 20 Ludlow Duran William, carpenter, h. 324 Stanton Durning John, printer, h. 112 Barrow Durand Anthony, police, h. 299 Pearl Durning Thomas, printer, h. 294 Stanton Durand Asher B. pres. n. a. design, h. 91 Amity Durnley John, tailor, h. 35 Anthony Durand C. mer. 157 Maiden la. h. Connecticut Dumnell Eliza, wid. John, h. 333 Eighth Durand Cyrus, engraver, 1 Wall, h. N ewark Durno George, founder, 6 Duane, h. 18 Reado Durand Daniel, shipcarpenter, h. 146 Forsvtb Duroche George, agent, h. 61 Broome Durand Henry, printer, h. 25 Corneiia Durock Mary, wid. Darby, h. r. 287 W. 27th Durand J. Y. 18 S. William, h. 117 Seventh Durr Jose, vinegar, h. 99 Pitt Durand James, baggagemaster, pier 17 n. r. h. J. City Durst Gotlab, butcher, 262 First av. h. 262 First av. Durand John C. seaman, h. 264 Greenwich DUR YE A H. B. lawyer, 337 Fulton, Brooklyn Durand John & Co. wines, 107 Cedar, h. France Duryea Albert D. B. carman, h. 747 Washington Durand John S. moroccofinisher, h. 31 King Duryea Alonzo, produce, West, c. Vesey, b. 299Fifth Durand Ludwig, turner, 115 Franklin, h. 83 Leonard Duryea Daniel, carpenter, h. 50 Downing Durand Martha J. wid. Paul, h. 42 Mulberry Duryea Gabriel, butcher, h. r. 545 Third av. Durand Peter, seaman, h. 264 Greenwich Duryea George, blacksmiyi, h. 310 Eighth Durand Samuel, moulder, h. 821 Second av. Duryea George W. carman, h. 541 Greenwich DURAND SENECA, teacher, Stanton c. Sheriff Duryea John, blacksmith, h. 104 Cannon Durand Yictor, drygoods, 18 S. William, h. 18 W. Duryea John A. shoes, 163 Hammond, h. 163 Ham­ Washington p i mond Durand William, engraver, 74 Chambers Durand William, sexton, h. 98 John •Muryea oonn u. snovels, m Platt, h. Brooklyn Durand Dortic Dyke John, printer, h. r. 71 Mott 14 W. 37th Dyke William, cooper, h. 135 Clirystie Earl Patrick, laborer, h. 133 E. 24th Dvkers Francis H. lawyer, 53 B’way, h. 11 Wash. pi. Earl Peter, painter, h. 145 Hammond Dykers John H. broker, 62 Wall, h, 11 E. Wash. pi. Earl Philip, h. 199 W. 27th ■ Dykers Thomas, boardingh. 34 First Earl Reuben, painter, 174 Yarick, h. 241 Blecc*w Dykers, Alstyne & Co. brokers, 62 Wall Earl Richard W. carman, h. 287 W. 19th Dykes Charlotte A. wid. Samuel, h. 20 E. 32d Earl Richard W. casemaker, h. 54 W. 31st EAS 213 EBE warl Robert, supt docks, 348 Third, h. 805 Third Warl Romeo, saddler, h. r. 86 W illett f penci’maker, h. 11 Lewis lari William, liquors, 876 Sixth av. h. 876 Sixth ay. f llrle & Dean, cottonbrokers, 89 Beaver Eaton John, mason, h. 258 W . 27th K^rle & Weed, mers. 106 Wall Eaton John Tcol’d), coachman, h. 1 Jersey TO & Hodenpyl, jewelers, 6 Liberty pi. Eaton John A. pencilcases, 72 Spring & 25 Maiden la. r^irle & Porter, imps. 97 Front h. Stolen Island i^VRLE, BROWN & CO. flour, 8 South Eaton John H. (Rev.), 148 W. 25th [Bjrley Ellen, milk, 124 Perry, h. 124 Perry Eaton John J. jr. clerk, h. 42 Beach .r.irlev Francis, carman, W . 84th b. Ninth and Eaton Margaret, wid. John, h. 98 Ludlow Tenth avs. Eaton Nathaniel, druggist, 78 Maiden la. parley Francis, stonecutter, h. 272 W . 26th Eaton Perry, mason, h. r. 98 Greene MSrley Francis, laborer, h. 89 Tenth av. Eaton Rodney, drygoods, 831 Sixth av. h. 331 Sixth av. ^Arley James, marblepolisher, li. 128 W . 88d Eaton Smith S. butter, 20 Washington mkt. h. »taley John, laborer, h. 75 Fifth Eaton Theodore A. (Rev.), h. 55 Morton irley Michael, milkman, h. r. 98 Tenth av. Eaton Thomas H. bookbinder, h. 188 E. 26th **|irley Owen, laborer, h. r. E. 88th n. Third lav. Eaton William S. poncilcasemaker, 25 Maiden la. h. alfirlinger Christian, cabinetmaker, h. r. 82 E Essex Stolen Island g p li Bridget, h. r. W . 22d n. Tenth av. Eaton & Vernon, druggists, 78 Maiden la. g ld s James, laborer, h. r. W. 22d n. Tenth av. EATON, GRIFFITHS & CO. goldpens, 25 Maiden la. ifrtals John, clerk, h. r. W . 22d n. Tenth av. EAVES WM. envelopes, 295 Pearl, h, 120 Prince llsrls Mary, wid. Michael, h. r. W . 22d n. av. Eayrs Maurice,-teacher, h. 22 Clarkson Ktaly Henry, soapstone, 207 Grand, h. 147 Elm Eayrs William, pyrotechnist, h. 22 Clarkson swirly Hugh, dealer, h. r. 168 Yarick Ebaugh George F. dentist, 160 E. 23d i^rly Hugh, laborer, h. 809 W. 29th Ebaugh John S. (R ev.), h. 160 E. 28d fcArly John, grocer, 67 Ridge, h. 67 Ridge Ebbeke Otto, h. 237 W. 14th (4mt1y John P. strawgoods, 202 B’way, h. 222 W . 81st Ebbets Arthur M. mer. 160 Pearl, h. 8 Albion pi. Italy Owen, carman, h. 89 Tenth av. Ebbets Daniel, cashier union bank, 84 Wall, b. 8 aftiaxly Patrick, laborer, h. 110 W . 85th Albion pi. Lj#ffly Thomas, driver, h. r. 5 Hester Ebbets Daniel, policeman, h. 201 Mott fj&rly Wm. grocer, 804 Washington, h. 804 Wash’ton Ebbets James, late grocer, h. 168 Elm jsjarly Henry, gratesetter, 207 Grand, h. 147 Elm Ebbets John B. clerk, h. 65 Laight #irnest James, painter, 208 Pearl, h. 244 Jay, B'Tch/n Ebbets John J. A. broker, 1£ Hanover, h. Waverley j^ARNEST & MARTIN, painters, 208. Pearl hotel jgamoe John (col’d), segarmaker, h. r. 266 Stanton Ebbets William, gilder, h. 81 Roosevelt asdale Thomas, seaman, h. r. 82 Lewis Ebbets & Brown, mers. 160 Pearl 9 ason Henry, molds, h. 95 Mercer Ebbinghaus Augustus, fancyboxes, 169 Fulton, h. 106 ^ason Stephen, plasterer, h. 8 Hudson pi. W . 84th Harrison, B rooklyn l?asone John, shipcarpenter, h, 48 Houston. Ebbinghousen George F. furniture, 90 Attorney, h. 93 Ipast Ann, wid. Josiah, h. I l l Essex Attorney ast Josiah, shoes, 200 E. B’dway, h. 200 E. B’dwav Ebbitt Humphrey, liquors, 61 Watts, h. 61 Watts ariAST RIVER BANK, 60 Third av. Ebbitt William, h. 192 Franklin ^AST RIVER IN& SAVINGS INST. 8 Chambers Ebbs Catharine, vestmaker, h. 826 Stanton ast William, clerk, h. 100 Bowery Ebel Charles, driver, li. 168 Second .;-astburn John W . printer, h. E. 41st b. Fourth & Ebeler Michael, carpenter, h. W. 87th n. Tenth av, f j Lexington avs. Ebelher George, shoes, 180 Essex, h. 180 Essex ^.astburn Thomas, compositor, h. 32 Gouverneur Ebelsbacher Alexander, tailor, h. r. 84 Essex ECK 214 EDG Ebenhigt William, cabinetmaker, h. 188 W. 17th Eckhard Frederick, boots & shoes, 178 Spring, h. 175 Eberdmg Julius, buttonmaker, h. 84 Division Spring Eberhard Charles, butcher, h. r. 69 Suffolk Eckhardt Christian, physician, 24 Howard x'v u8,rj Charles, moulder, h. 46 Laurens Eckhardt Frederick, shoemaker, h. r. 221 Second Jfiberhard Francis, tinman, 194 William, h. 194 WilPm Eckhart Simon, grocer, 82 Gouverneur Eberhard Frederick, printer, 24 N. William, b. 144 Eckhof Peter, confectioner, 191 Spring Broome Eckler Peter, printer, 27 Fulton, h. Henry, Brooklyn Eberhard George, barber, 18 Duane, h. 3 Duane Ecklor Albert, watchmaker, h. r. 128 Leonard ^ Eberhard Mike, barber, h. 841 Pearl Eckmdt George, botanist, h. r. 96 W. 20th Eberhardt Charles, miller, h. 65 Attorney Eckstein Charles, butcher, h. r. 98 Chrvstie | Eberhardt Charles, hairdresser, 176 Broadway, h. 2 Eckstein Henry, commission, 21 & 22 Wash, mkt h Church 261 Houston Eberhardt Immanuel, tailor, h. 840 Ninth Eckstein Herman, furcaps, 35 Cherry, h. 85 Cherry Eberhardt Peter, baker, h. 72J Carmine Eckstein Isaacj capmaker, h. 143 Leonard Eberle Adam, liquors, 209 W. 37th Eclles William, carman, h. 4 Jersey Eberle Christ, laborer, h. 145 Charles Eddey Carnes, shipcarpenter, h. 292 Stanton Eberle Franz, bootmaker, h. 97 Duane Eddey Ellis D. butcher, 5 Clin. mkt. h. 407 Firstav Eberle Frederick, imp. 92 John, h. 16 City hall pL Eddey George H. painter, h. 80 Houston Eberle John, tailor, h. 110 Ridge Eddey J. Valentine, butcher, 16 & 18 Catharinemkt Eberle Joseph, bootmaker, 188 Suffolk, h. 138 Suffolk h. 409 First av. Eberle Philip, smith, 159 W. 38th Eddey Wm. butcher, 263 Third av. h. 268 Thirdav Eberle William, coachbuilder, h. 589 Third av. Eddington Benjamin, carman, h. 74 Greenwich * Eberman D. P. acc’t, 173 Canal, h. F ort Washington Eddows Joshua, engineer, h. 217 Sullivan Ebersold Philip J. shoes, h. 137 Delancey Eddy Amos, daguerreian, 107 Bowery, b. 107Bowery Ebert Adam, carpenter, h. 348 Sixth Eddy Carnes, carpenter, h. 280 Fifth EBERT GEORGE, furniture and paperhang. H ar­ Eddy Edward, tragedian, h. 57 E. 19th lem, bet 124th & 125th Eddy George M. leather, 7 Platt, h. Hoboken Ebert Gustavus, smith, h. r. 146 Clinton Eddy George P. broker, room 12, 85 Nassau Ebert Jacob, tailor, h. 270 Walker EDDY HERMAN J. (Rev.), h. 296 Madison Ebert John, brewery, 511 Third av. h. 611 Third av. Eddy James, shoemaker, 9 E. 83d, h. 9 E. 33d Ebert John, smith, n. 244 Third Eddy James M. jeweler, 195 Broadway, h. R. Island Ebert Nicholas, cabinetmaker, h. 270 Broome Eddy Jerome H. clerk, h. 296 Madison Ebert William, laborer, h. r. 16 Frhnklin Eddy John, machinist, 64 Ludlow, h. 54 Ludlow Eberte James O. paperhangings, 79 Maiden la. h. Eddy John, ropemaker, h. 258 Delancey Harlem Eddy Joseph, carpenter, h. 127 Third Eberth Valentine, baker, 806 Eighth, h. 806 Eighth Eddy Joseph A. iner. 8 S. William, h. Fifth av. b. E Eberts Louis, clerk, h. 164 Orchard 28th & 29th Eberwein John M. baker, h. 202 Rivington * Eddy Lewis, miniatures, h. 42 Attorney Eble Christian B. porter, h. r. 95 Delancey Eddy Samuel, broker, 63 Wall, h. 150 Waverleypl Eble Franz, liquors, h. 170 Third Eddy & Wells, leather, 7 Platt, & brass- founders, 4b Ebleng Frederick, carp’r, h. 64 W. Washington pi. Gold Ebling George, pianomaker, h. 60 Bedford Eddy, Jamison & Co. drygoods, 8 S. William Ebling Jos. E. confect 200 Bowery, h. 200 Bowery Edee John, carman, h. 235 Spring Ebstein Henry, clerk, h. r. 216 Second Edeler F. A. crockery, 367 Bowery, h. 870 Bowery Eccles John, ins. h. r. 82 Madison Edelmann Karl, shoemaker, 104 Hester Eccles John K. drygoods, 195 & 197 Liberty, h. 861 Edelmayer John, baker, 602 Eighth av. Ninth av. Eden John, barber, h. 70 Oliver Eccles Thomas, weaver. 402 Grand, h. 56 Ridge Eden John, grocer, 196 Eighth av. h. 196 Eighthav. Eccleston Edward, h. 492 Broome EDEN NICHOLAS, liquor, 149 Pearl & 73Wall Eccleston Edward, clerk, 2 Hall of Records Edeng Edward, pocketbooks, 18 Liberty Eccleston Thomas, butcher, 24 Fulton m kt h. 201 N. Edeng & Co. pocketbooks, 18 Liberty 7th, Williamsburgh Eder Henry, carpenter, h. 151 W. 17th Echalaz Theodore N. broker, 103 Water, h. Brook­ Eder Henry, tailor, h. 311 Broome lyn Ederle Wen del, carpenter, h. 480 E. 12th Echarte Francis, broker, 85 Wall, h. 244 Fourth Ederson Cornelius M. trunkmaker, 72 Forsyth Echeverria Manuel, imp. 117 Pearl, h. 9 Whitehall Ederson Ruth (col’d) confectioner, h. 218 Church Eckart Carl, liquors, 511 Seventlr av. .& 194 Centre, h. Edes Henrietta B. boardingh. 21 Broadway 194 Centre Edes Peter, mer. 89 Front, h. 143 Greene Eckart Moritz, goldbeater, h. 222 E; 11th Edesheimer Moses, butcher, h. r. 172 Ludlow Eckartd Philip William, barber, h. 7 Av. C Edey Charles, broker, 113 Front, h. Union, Brooklyn Eckel Andreas, boardingh. 249 William Edey Frere, broker, 16 Ex. pL h. — President, Eckel Christian G. lawyer, 11 Wall Brooklyn Eckel Conrad, shoes, h. W. 40th n. Eleventh av. Edey Henry, broker, 113 Front, h. Raroenmood Eckel Elizabeth, h. 77 Varick Edey Matthew C. broker, 117 Front, h. Ravm- Eckel Frederick M. boardingh. 98 Oliver wood, L. /. Eckel Paul, smith, h. 221 Rivington EDEY M. C. & WETMORE, broker, 117 Front,* Eckell John J. & Co. hides, 171 Stanton, h. J. City Edgar Alexander, plumber, 437 & 598Hudson,haw Eckenfeldts Magdalen, cane chairs, h. 126 W. 19th Hudson Eckenwaiter George, boxmaker, h. 337 W. 26th Edgar Arthur, laborer, h. 136 W. 33d Eeker Fred, barber, 378 Sixth av. h. 878 Sixth av. Edgar Benjamin W. grocer, 209 Ninth av. Ecker Henry, grocer, 183 Lewis, h. 183 Lewis Edgar Caspar, moulder, h. r. 65 Forsyth Ecker Jacob, bootmaker, h. 544 Hudson EDGAR FREEMAN, grocer, 450 Eighth ay. Ecker Jno. chairmaker, r. 109 W. 31st, h. 245 W . 37th Edgar George P. drugs, 145 Water, h. 184 Bleecker Eckersen Jacob, carpenter, h. Third av. bet. E. 43d & Edgar Hannah M. nurse, b. 515 Washington . E. 44th Edgar Harriet, wid. Wm. C. h. 27 Commerce Eckerson Benj. wine, 175 West, h. 632 Greenwich Edgar Hetty, wid. Peter, 36 White x Eckerson Elizabeth, milliner, h. 25 Bethune Edgar James A. mer. 95 Front, h. 120 W. 11th Eckerson John A. carpenter, h. 178 W. 13th Edgar Jas. M. grocer, 126 Ninth av. h. 126 Ninth a. Eckerson Sarah A. widow h. 9 Commerce Edgar Jonathan, lawyer, 25 Nassau, h. 45 E. W Eckert Chas. mouldings, r. 87 Eldridge, h. 70 Suffolk Edgar William, h. 86 University pi. Eckert Elizabeth, tailoress, h. 456 Eighth av. Edgar William, brewer, h. 27 Sheriff Eckert Franc, porterhouse, 38 Delancey EDGAR & DICKSON, plumbers, 487 & 5 Eckert Jacob, shoemaker, h. 21 Clinton Edgar & M‘Corkle, drugs, 145 Water Eckert John, h. 43 White Edgarton Susan, wid. Jonas P. h. 85 E. Broadway Eckert John J. metalroofer, h. 316 Bleecker Edgecomb William, carriagemaker, h. 48 Cannon Eckert Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 199 Spring, h. 170 Se- Edgerley Joseph, painter, h. 607 Greenwich Edgerley Martha, wid. John, baker, 299 Sixth EckertW m . V. tinsmith, 316 Bleecker, h. 816 B’ker Edgerley N. F. acct 47 W. 23d, h. 250 Sixth av. Eckey Charles, carpenter, 221 W. 38th Edgerley Sami, foreman, 47 W. 23d, b. 194 Seventhft S, EDS 215 EDW Ik- Edgerley Thomas, grand sec. S. o f T. h. 26 Grand Edson John, architect, 167 Broadway IsijSdgerton Abel T. draper, 48 Fulton, h. 48 Fulton Edson Thomas H. stoves, 246 Water, h. B rooklyn ■ijdgerton Alfred P. agent, 164 Beaver Merchants’ Exchange iVidgerton Henry, clerk, h. 28 Hester EDSON & ENGELBERT, architects, 167 Broadway fyldgerton Hiram, com. mer. 6 Erie buildings, h. Edstrom Edwin, cabinetmaker, 261 Bowery, h. 261 ilk u Hoboken Bowery Sudgerton Lycurgus, drygoods, 58 B’ way, h. Bath, L .I Edwards Abraham, mer. 48 New, h. — Macdougal itjdgerton Margaret, dressmaker, h. 19 Meroer EDW ARDS ALFRED, ins. agent, 9 mer. ex. h. 95 li^dgerton Theodore T. importer, 146 Pearl, h. 146 Henry Joralemon, B rooklyn Edwards Alfred & Co. silks, 6 Murray & 9 & 11 Idgerton Walter, police, h. 18 Mercer Park pi. h. 48 W illow, B rooklyn Vjdgerton W illiam EL mer. 146 Pearl, h. B rooklyn Edwards Amos, carman, h. 37 Sheriff ■Vdiler Charles, capmaker, h. 18 Mulberry Edwards Amory, silks, 9 & 11 Park pi. & 6 Murray, ^dinger Herman, jeweler, 45 Rivington, h. 45 R iv’n ray, h. 69 Willow, B rooklyn ijjdinger Jacob, porter, h. 268 Broome Edwards Austin A. barber, h. 149 Goerck .^dinger Solomon, imp. 101 W illiam Edwards Carlton, lawyer, 13 New City hall, h. 260 aldington Charlotte, wid. James, h. 67 Spring Tenth Mdlar Alder & Co. grocers, 8 Av. B, h. 8 A v. B Edwards Catharine M. wid. John, h. 828 Fourth av. mer Frank, pocketbook, b. 82 Sheriff Edwards Charles, lawyer, 67 Chatham, h. 70 Jane tiddler Franz, portmanteaus, 77 G’nw’h, h. 77 G’nwich Edwards Charles, lanterns, h. 171 Madison ^i-^dler Jacob, pedler, h. 297 Houston Edwards Catharine, wid. Thomas, h. r. 102 Norfolk jjSdler John, driver, h. 847 Tenth av. Edwards Charles, jew eler, h. 24 Rose ;^dlin James H. cutter, h. r. 120 Eighth Edwards Charles Henry, clerk, h. 240 W . 24th ^dmiston John, com. mer. 8 Bowling Green, h. B 'lyn Edwards Charles Hoy^ard, mer. 131 Pearl, h. E liza­ sjudmiston Brothers, com. mers. 8 Bowling Green bethtown fvidmond Emanuel, baker, h. 124 Greene Edwards Charles P. mason, h. 202 W . 18th .jidmond James (col’d), cook, h. r. 90 Crosby Edwards Charles M. lanterns, 890 Broome, h. 171 Mad­ "Edmonds---------, nurse, h. 68$ W . Washington pi. ison i^dmonds Charles, engraver, 80 Nassau, h. Sixth av. Edwards Chauncey, driver, h. W . 86th n. Seventh av. ,£ c. W . 23d Edwards Christopher R. jeweler, h. 84 Ridge Jrdmonds Ellis, raffcman, h. 297 W . 18th Edwards David, laces, 625 B’way, h. 58 King Jrdmonds Esther, wid. Henry F. h. 184 Laurens Edwards Edward, cus. ho. h. 89 Clinton Edmonds Francis W . cashier Mechanics’ bank, 83 Edwards Edward, pianostoolmaker, 16 Sixth av. h. Wall, h. 69 Irving pi. 273 Third av. “Jdmonds George H. 884 Broome Edwards Edw’d, grocer, 185 Crosby, h. 277 Mulberry ’■'dmonds James, late teacher, h. 8 Watts Edwards Elisha, blankbooks, 8 Dey, h. Connecticut dmonds John,jphysician, 536 Ninth av. Edwards Ellen, wid. "Win. boardingh. 143 Hammond ^dm onds John F. c. h. off. h. 21 Montgomery Edwards Ellen, wid. Geo. seamstr’s, h. r. 449 First av. Edmonds John W. justice supreme c. new City hall, Edwards Frances, wid. Wm. h. W . 23d n. Ninth av. h. 80 Lexington av. Edwards Geo. express, 36 B’way, h. Philadelphia dmonds Nathaniel, boarding, 683 Hudson Edwards George, teas, 274 Bleecker, h. 1 Commerce !»i;dmonds Patrick, laborer, h. r. 685 Washington Edwards George W . provisions, 227 and 229 Chrystie, iS3dmonds Reuben, carriagemaker, E. 27th n. Fourth h. Newtown, A. I. :b> av. h. 884 Third av. Edwards George W. tailor, h. 871 Sixth iSidmonds Richards, tailor, 194 Greene, h. 194 Greene Edwards Henry, agent, h. 87 E. 32d Bfedmonds Robert, h. r. 847 Ninth av. Edwards Henry, lanterns, 116 Nassau, h. 59 Hudson S dmonds Thomas, agent, 69 Sullivan, h. 156 W . 25th Edwards Henry J. clerk, 115 B’way, h. 87 Vandewater pi dmonds Thomas, laborer, h. 220 W . 16th Edwards Henry P. justice, City Hall, h. 882 Fourth dmonds Thomas jr. clerk, h. 156 W . 25th Edwards Isaac, coll, assessments, 2 New City hall, h. fjjdmonds William, warden of city prison 461 Houston Edmondson Andrew, engineer, h. 205 Filth Edwards Isaac, dockmaster, h. 72 Horatio gfjdmondson Andrew C. painter, h. 217 E. 23d Edwards Isaac S. collector, 303 West, h. 80 Horatio ^dmondson Brunetta, widow, (col’d), washing, 13 Edwards Jacob, vinegar & cider, 4 South, h. 24 Watts Anthony Edwards James fcol d), boatman, h. r. 105 Charlton j^ldmondson John, millinery, 224$ Bowery Edwards James (col’d), grain, h. 27 Leonard “Edmondson Martha, wid. Charles D. sewing, h. 845 Edwards James, leweler, 9 Elizabeth, h. 19 Delancey Madison Edwards James M. acct. 71 Wall, h. 87 Washington, Mdmondson Rich’d, barber, 141 Mott, h. 59 Thompson Jersey City l,,idmondson Robert, vegetables, 112 Washington m kt Edwards James R. shirts, 827 Eighth av. h. 152 Chambers Edwards Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 189 W . 26th ^dm ondson William, laborer, h. 159 Laurens Edwards Job, h. 126 Charlton B’ldmonston Augustus, mer. 80 Old sL & 61 Stanton, h. Edwards John, shoemaker, h. r. 172 Mulberry j 61 Stanton Edwards John, sailmaker, h. 808 Pearl ^dm onston Augustus, cooper, Old si. h. 161 Stanton Edwards John, carman, h. 60 Av. C. i^dmonston Harriet C. h. 419J Grand Edwards John, carpenter, h. 69 W . S2d . Jdmonston Peter, tobacconist, h. 161 Stanton Edwards John, seaman, h. r. 146 Cherry ^Edmunds Abraham, locksmith, h. 47 Eldridge Edwards John, indigo, 852 W . 29th, h. 372 W . 29th •Edmunds Thomas H. tailor, h. 262 Rivington Edwards John, clerk, h. 828 Broome Jldmundson John, seaman, h. 205 Fifth Edwards John, lumber mer. h. 284 W . 82d tfjEdney George, clerk, 2$ Wall, h. 98 Monroe Edwards John B. acct 200 Mulberry, h. 229 W . 80tli #%dney James N. physician, h. 172 E. 19th Edwards John B. fish, 2 Essex market h. 21 Ludlow $®dreki Isaac, perfumer, gold, h. 499 Eighth av. Edwards John G. carman, h. 60 A v. C t$2dsall Cornelius, cooper, 168 Washington, h. 64 King Edwards John J. painter, h. 24 White fa'Sdsall Daniel G. chandler, 145 West, h. 522 Broome Edwards John P. teacher, h. 21 W . 13th tf^dsall Isaac, foundry, — terry, h. 211 W . 19th Edwards John S. bootmaker, h. r. 103 Hester ifedsall James, shipwright, 54 West, 252 South & 489 Edwards Jonathan, lawyer, 18 Park pi. 0 Water, h. 244 Madison Edwards Joseph, butcher, E. 40th n. Third av. h. dfedsall Peter, grocer, 16 Morton, h. 16 Morton Third av. n. E. 40th s^Sdsall Rachel, wid. Jacob, h. 20 Anthony Edwards Joseph, physician, 179 W . 15th ^Edsali Rachel, wid. Samuel, stables, 20 Anthony Edwards Joseph G. tinman, h. 2 Dover ifjiEdsall Sarah, wid. Joseph, h. 127 Sullivan Edwards Joseph H. cider, 4 South, h. W . 88th bet $Edsall William, accountant, 5 Bridge, h. Brooklyn Eighth & Ninth avs. g^EDSALL & BRYAN , shipwrights, 54 West & 255 Edwards Joshua, laborer, h. 20 Morris ft South & 489 Water Edwards Joshua A. agent i l l Broadway dEdsall & Earl, coopers, 168 Washington Edwards Joshua B. mason, h. 186 E. 27th $Edsell Daniel, carpenter, h. 64 King Edwards Justin A. silkgoods, 161 Broadway ^Edsell Jacob, shoemaker, h. 64 King Edwards Lewis, blankbooks, 8 Dey, h. Connecticut i^Edsell Peter, shoemaker, h. 64 King Edwards Lucy E. wid. Walter, birangh. 19 Union pL i®dson Alexander, bookkeeper, h. 110 Allen Edwards Margaret, h. 124 Elm liiEdson Freeman M. sec. teleg. co. 21 Wall, h. Flushing Edwards Matthew, blacksmith, h. 118 W . 27th EGA 216 EGL Edwards Moses, h. 99 Cannon Egan John, coachman, h. r. 57 Greene EdwM;dsMoses C. cider & vinegar, 4 South, h. 247 Egan John, laborer, h. 80 Mulberry Egan John, late leather, h. 68 E. 28th EdwaritR W ii Benj amin B. h. 859 Broadway Egan Joseph, laborer, h. 312 W. 26th iT a i home surge°>i dentist, 383 Broadway, h. Egan Joseph, shipjoiner, h. 1 Dry dock Egan Kieran, bagging, 19 Burling sL h. 151 Hin) Edwards Sgden, clerk custom house B rooklyn ^ Edwards Peter, carman, h. 224 Fifth Egan Kieran, laborer, h. 13 Dry Dock Edwards Peter (col’d), porter, h. r. 171 Monroe Egan Luke, plasterer, h. 64£ Sullivan Edwards Richard, acct h. 120 Hamersley Egan Margaret, wid. James, h. 95J Mulbeny Edwards Richard, butcher, 459 Grand, h. E. 39th n. Egan Martin, tailor, h. 26£ Hamilton Second ay. Egan Mary, tailoress, h. r. 66 Bidge Edwards Bichard, smith, h. 73 King Egan Mary A. wid. James, h. 13 Grand Edwards Bichard, tailor, h. r. 115 Ohrystie Egan Michael, h. 48 Jay Edwards Bichard O. silks, 9 Park pi. & 6 Murray Egan Michael, carpenter, h. r. 222 E. 13th Edwards Bichard W . porter, h. r. 442 Eighth av. Egan Michael, liquors, 262 First av. h. 262 First av Edwards Bobert, late tailor, h. 26T Madison Egan Patrick, grocer, 95 Washington Edwards Bobert jr. clothing, 387 & 389 Hudson, b. Egan Patrick, boardingh. 113 Greenwich 93 Hamersley Egan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 207 Mercer Edwards Bobert O. mer. 65 Front, h. Jersey Cit/y Egan Patrick, plasterer, h. 99 Orange EDWABDS SABAH, ladies’ furnishing, 764 Broad- Egan Patrick, junk, h. 572 Fourth way, h. 764 Broadway Egan Peter, laborer, h. 139 Hammond Edwards Sylvester J. drygoods, 41 Dey, h. 6 Carroll Egan Peter, laborer, h. 117 E. 28th pi. B rooklyn . Egan Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 181 Second Edwards Thomas, aurist, 246 Fourth, h. Z. I Egan Peter, carman, h. 219 Seventh Edwards Thomas, clothing, 387 Hudson, h. 95 Ham­ Egan Bichard, plasterer, h. 123 E. 11th ersley Egan Bichard, carman, h. 22 Suffolk Edwards Thomas, carpenter, h. 130 W. 37th Egan Terence, laborer, h. First av. n. E. 32d Edwards Thos. com. mer. 49 Broadway, h. 161E. 18th Egan Thomas, boardingh. 5 Batavia Edwards Thomas, machinist, h. E. 37th n. Third av. Egan Thomas, liquors, 217 Elizabeth, h. 217Elizabeth Edwards Walter, lawyer, 64 Wall Egan Thomas, grocer, 115 Cherry, h. 115 Cherrv Edwards William, carman, h. 367 Ninth Egan Thomas, clerk, h. 105 W. 31st 1 Edwards William H. lawyer, 40 Wall, h. 77 Henry, Egan Thomas, constable, 1102 Broadway, h 48th - B rooklyn j9 Eleventh av. Edwards William M. clerk, 10 Battery pi. h. New Egan Thomas, ostler, h. 307 W. 32d RocheUe Egan Thomas, stonecutter, h. 170 E. 24th Edwards William N. sawyer, h. 378 Tenth Egan Thomas, tailor, h. r. 29 Bose Edwards William B. hosemaker, h. 142 Suffolk Egan Wm. coal, 612 & 614 G’wich, & W. 46th n. llti, Edwards Zuviah, wid. Thomas, h. 95 Hamersley av. h. 607 G’wich EDWABDS C. H. & CO. imps. 131 Pearl Egan & Callaghan, coal, W. 46th n. Eleventh av. Edwards L. & E. manufrs. & jobbers of blank books, EGAN <&COGHLAN, bagging, 19 Burling slip 8 Dey ’ Egar Thomas B. clerk, h. 693 Water Edwards & Gibson, produce, West ft. Barclay Egbard Maria, wid. Jas. vegetables, Fulton mkt h Vi EDWABDS & MANN, lawyers, 64 Wall Fifth Edwards & Taginton, lanterns, 390 Broome Egbers John G. grocer, 140 Fourth & 188 Sixth av/h. Edwards, Sanford & Co. foreign express, 36 Broadway 195 Sixth av. Edwood Bichard, blacksmith, h. 73 King Egbert Charles, tinner, h. 198 W. 26th Eelch James, chairmaker, h. 123 Av. D Egbert Cornelius C. liquors, 254 Fulton, h. 254F’lton Eelles George, late butcher, h. 206 W. 24th Egbert Edw’d. oysts. 689 Eighth av. h. 685 Eight!: av. Eells Henry, shipjoiner, 224 West Egbert Henry, printer, h. 4 Hamersley Eells Henry W. coffee & spice, Eleventh av. c W Egbert James, printer, 374 Pearl, h. 20 Bidge 29th, h. 42 Beach Egbert James S. butcher, 190 Elizabeth Eells Samuel, boardingh. 42 Beach Egbert Joel, tinner, h. 198 W. 26th Eerregger Jacob, bootmaker, h. r. 56 Macdougal Egbert John, vinegar, W. 36th n. Ninth av. h Sixth Eessner Charles, butcher, 6 Av. C, h. 6 Av. C av. c. W . 13th Efferen George, jeweler, h. 169 Leonard Egbert John J. carpenter, 6 Platt, h. 9 Patchin pi. Effler Henry, hides, 310 E. 13th & 173 Stanton. Egbert Mary, seamstress, h. 188 Orchard Effray Felix, confectionary, 457 B’wy, h. 457 B’wav Egbert Susan, wid. Abram, h. 216 Spring Eflfrey George, tailor, h. I l l Third Egbert Susannah, wid. Daniel, h. 66 W. 23d Efram Louis, tailor, h. 37 Laurens Egbert Thomas K. butter, 62 Dey Egan Alice, wid. James, h. 51 Clarkson Egbert William G. policeman, h. 373 Houston Egan Bridget, wid. John E. boardingh. 1 Dry Dock Egbert William P. hatter, h. 73 Vandam Egan Bridget, wid. Michael, laundress, h. 305 A v A Egbertson Jacob, oysters, 55 Jackson, h. 684 Water Egan Charles C. lawyer, 35 Wall, b. WiUiamsbxvrah Ege Christ, carpenter, h. r. 103 Forsyth Egan Daniel, shoemaker, h. 180 Elizabeth Egean James J. pianomaker, h. 296 Sixth Egan Daniel, painter, h. 366 Eighth Eger Johan C. liquors, 228 Houston, h. 228 Houston Egan Daniel, shipwright, h. 4 Birmingham Egers Herman, grocer, h. 294 E. 11th Egan David, stonecutter, h. 8 Pearl Eggers Friederick, barber, h. 52 Houston Egan David, newsman, h. 59 Greenwich Eggers Hanke, grocer, 97 Hester, h. 97 Hester Egan David, tailor, h. 208 E. 17th Eggers Henry, grocer, 120 Tenth av. h. 120 Tenth av. Egan David D. lookingglass, 169 Canal, h. 172 Canal Eggers Lewis, grocer, 2 York, h. 2 York Egan Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 452 Tenth av. Eggers Luhr, grocer, 398 Washington, h. 398 Wash’ton Egan George, porter, h. r. 192 Av. C Egan James, h. r. 155 E. 24th Eggers Peter, carman, h. r. 67 Jackson Egan James, carpenter, h. 877 Greenwich Eggert Dominick, barometers, 239Pearl, h. j£ Jfsey Egan James, porter, h. 35 Hamilton Eggert John, barometers, 239 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Egan James, laborer, h. 96 E. 11th Eggert D. & Son, barometers, 239 Pearl Egan James, liquors, 313 First av. Eggleston Edward, carman, h. i. 92 Chrystie Egan James, plasterer, h. 123 E. 11th Eggleston Edward F. clerk, li. 3 Patchin pi. Egan James D. gilder, h. 115 Prince Eggleston William, brewer, 117 Warren, h. Albany Egan James G. porter, h. 103 Hester Eggleston Ziel J. builder, 253 W. 13th, h. 18 Jones Egan John, blacksmith, h. r. 66 Bidge Eggleston & Mix, brewers, 117 Warren Egan John, laborer, h. r. 48 Boosevelt Eghart John, shades, h. 162 Second Egan John, laborer, h. 29 Washington Egil Theobold, shoemaker, h. 98 Willett Egan John, laborer, h. E. 32d n. First av. Egins John H. grocer, 269 Third av. h. 269 Third av. Egan John, laborer, h. 69 Hamersley Eginton George W . carman, h. 132 Amos Egan Thomas, laborer, h. r. 182 Mulberry Eginton William, mer. 149 Fulton, h. 46 Hamersley Egan John, porter, h. 35 Hamilton Egleston Thomas, iron mer. 166 South & 267 Front h. 10 Fifth av. Egan John, grocery and liquors, 535 Washington, h. Egleston, Battell & Co. iron, 16C South 119 Charlton Egling bolomon, mer. 30 Cedar, h. 334 Sixth av. > E lC 2 17 ELD Eglinger Louis, segars, h. r. 16 Clarke Eidemeller Leonard, shoemaker, 461 Second av. h. Eglington Alfred, butcher, 1 Forsyth, h. 152 E. 89th 461 Second av. Eglisso Catharine, wid W illiam, h. r. 8T W illett Eidenreich Joseph, carpenter, h. 127 Third Eglu Albert, cabinetmkr. h. 27 Ay. A Ridlitz Leopold, architect, 298 Broadway, h. W . 86th Egner Philip, watchmaker, h. 147 Second n. n. r. Ehatt John, boarding, 11 Clinton Eiekelberg Henry, tailor, h. 198 E. 17th Ehehalt Ferdinand, agent, 104 Greenwich, h. 25 E . Eifert John, blacksmith, h. 91 Willett Broadway Eifert John, liquors, 126 Clinton, h. 128 Clinton Ehehalt Josephine, nurse, h. 25 E. Broadway Eiffe Thomas, waiter, h. 116 Anthony Eherenbach------, carpenter, h. 28 E. 11th Eiffler Charles H. machinist h. 90 W illett Ehern William, carpenter, h. 24 James Eigeltinger Leopold, milk, 100 Mott, h. 100 Mott Ehgartner Joseph, boots, h. 40 Horatio Eigenbrodt Frederick, segarmaker, 203 W . 37th Ehl Augustus, musician, h. 175 Bowery Eigenbrodt Sarah, wid. Lewis E. A. h. 53 Amity Ehl Henry, butcher, h. 110 Pitt EIGENBRODT W ILLIAM E. (Rev.), h. 53 Amity Ehl Henry, tinsmith, h. r. 86 Reade Eigenrauch Henry, saddler, 109 Rivington Ehle John H. furniture, 81st, h. 182 W . 24th Eigenrauch Wm. carriages, 92 E. 11th, h. 92 E. 11th Ehlers August, cabinetmaker, h. 74 Chrystie Eihtersheimer Abm. fancygoods, 117- Clinton Ehlers George, dentist, 426 Third ay. h. 426 Third Eikhan John, tailor, h. 226 Av. A ay. Eiler Henri, framemaker, h. 136 Third Ehlers Herman, grocer, 45 Mott, h. 45 Mott Eiler Jacob, shoemaker, 218 W . 36th Ehlers John, liquors, 25 James Eilshemius Henry G. com. mer. 2 Jones la. h. Ho­ Ehlers William, drugs, 77Ay. B & 2 Av. C, h. 2 Av. C boken Ehlers & Naumann, druggists, 77 Av. B 121 &rand, h. 14^ Crosby Ellet George, shoemaker, h. 187 W. 19th Eldert Samuel, carman, h. r. 455 E. 12th Ellet George, sawyer, h. 862 Ninth Eldred Ann E. seamstress, h. 276 Delancey Ellet James, stonecutter, h. 331 Sixth av. Eldred Hannah, seamstress, h. 276 Delancey Ellicott Patrick, drygoods, h. E. 48th n. Third av Eldredge Daniel, vegetables, 76 Washington mkt. h. Elliman Charles B. hardware, 217 Pearl, h. 110 W. 21st 282 Greenwich Elliman James B. hardware, 217 Pearl, h. H a im - Eldredge Jeremiah, produce, Washington mkt. h. 282 wood Greenwich Elliman Brothers, hardware, 217 Pearl Eldredge Nathaniel T. president, 49 William, h. Ellin Henry, blacksmith, h. 92 W. 24th Westchester Co. Ellin Mary, wid. Sidney, fancystore, 38 Hester Eldredge Robert, fishmonger, 2 Washington m kt h. Ellinger Christian & Brother, tailors, 199 Division, h. 29 Bank 199 Division Eldrich David, shoemaker, h. r. 147 Leonard Ellinger Daniel, tailor, 199 Division, h. 199 Division Eldrid William, carman, h. r. 82 Av. D Ellingham Eliza, seamstress, h. 50 Madison Eldridge Andrew, vamisher, h. r. 49 Dominick Ellinghausen Frederick, tailor, h. 25 Nassau Eldridge Charles H. segarmaker, h. r. 29 Cannon Ellinghausen Hermann, tailor, h. 25 Nassau Eldridge Charles S. mason, h. 175 Laurens Ellingwood N. Dane, lawyer, 61 Wall, h. Staten Eldridge David C. bootfltter, h. 149 Leonard Island Eldridge E. B. clothing, 34 Cortlandt, h. 41 Crosby Elliot Andrew, liquors, h. 834 Tenth av. Eldridge George, mason, h. 92 W . 16th Elliot Andrew, laborer, h. 377 Ninth Eldridge Harriet, tailoress, h. r. 134 W . 1.8th Elliot Andrew, carpenter, h. 204 W. 16th Eldridge James, boatman, h. 99 Hamersley Elliot B. com. mer. 14 Post’s bldg. h. 150 Waverlevpi Eldridge James, horsedealcr, h. 460 Third av. Elliot Charles, stockings, 62£ Bowery, h. 62j Bowery Eldridge John J. carpenter, h. 175 Laurens Elliot Edward C. com. mer. 148 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Eldridge Joseph, carman, h. 124 Perry Elliot Eneas, agent, 91 Av. C, h. 31 Av. C Eldridge Joseph, segarmaker, h. r. 220 Delancey, h. 8 Elliot George H. com. mer. 146 Pearl, h. Australia Attorney Elliot George T. jr. physician, h. 85 Marion Eldridge Lewis, boilermaker, h. r. 356 Eighth ELLIOT GEORGE T. storage, 65 South, h. 25E.14th Eldridge Lewis, blacksmith, h. 363 Eighth Elliot John, chandler, h. 347 Third av. Eldridge Nathan, fishm’ngr,2, Washingtonmkt Elliot John H. painter, 88 Pike, h. Bushioick Eldridge Philip, seaman, h. 330 Front Elliot Joseph, razors, 102 John Eldridge R. Branch, mer. 80 Beaver, h. 87 Henry, ELLIOT ROBT. P. literary hall, newspaper and pe­ B rooklyn riodical depot, 52 Division, h. 52 Division Eldridge Richard, mason, h. 175 Laurens Elliot Shadwell, druggist, 577 Eighth av. Eldridge Robert, carpenter, h. 805 W. 32£ Elliot Simon, laborer, h. 502 Houston Eldridge Samuel, laborer, h. 287 Eighth av. Elliot Yolney, merchant, 201 Washington, h. 152 Eldridge Samuel, plumber, 66 Yesey, h. 24 Clark Macdougal Eldridge Samuel, dockbuilder, h. r. 253 W. 26th Elliot Wm. strawhat bleacher, 126 W. 17th Eldridge William B. driver, h. 103 W. 19th Elliott Aaron, chairmaker, h. 116 Av. C Eldridge S. & Co. plumbers, 66 Yesey Elliott Albert (col’d.), whitewashes h. 140 Chrystie Elenwick Joseph, smith, 22 Front h. r. 16 Forsyth Elliott Alex, real estate agent, 45 Nassau Eler William, liquors, 172 Third, h. 172 Third Elliott Andrew C. com. mer. 93 Water, h. 166 Wash­ Elevator, Floating Steam, office 21 Coenties slip ington, Brooklyn Elfels John, charcoal, h. 612 Water Elliott Arthur, foreman, h. 33d c. Second av. Elfers Detre, liquors, 30 Old Slip, h. 80 Old Slip Elliott C. L. portrait painter, 497 Broadway, h. 10 Elgar James, carpenter, h. 183 W . 17th Clarkson Elgar William, clerk, h. 56 Catharine Elliott Catherine, wid. Edward, seamstress, h r. 55 Elgin Armstead M. drygoods, 187 Pearl, h. Mobile W . 18th Elgin John G. agent h. 78 Eldridge Elliott Charles C. boardingh. 23 Harrison Elgin M. C. & Co. butchers, 858 Houston Elliott Charlotte F. boardingh. 143 Eighth Elgreen Ann, wid. Alexander, h. 96 Allen Elliott Edmund, laborer, h. r. 88 Hamilton Elhof A. wid. Adam, washer, h. 169 Second Elliott Elizabeth, washing, h. Second av. cor. Eli George, (col’d), cook, h. r. 88 Yarick E. 31st Elias Casper, late drygoods, h. 151 W . 13th Elliott Frederic B. 287 Pearl, h. 16 E. 17th Elias Israel, clothier, 199 William, h. 108 Greenwich Elliott Frederick, physician, h. 3 Eighth av. Elias Jacob, clothing, 153 Greenwich, h. 59 Twelfth Elliott George, insp. h. 347 Ninth filing Henry, brasscocks, 15 Canal, h. 7 Hicks, Elliott George (cord), seaman, h. 146 Hester Brooklyn Elliott Henry H. iron mer. 90 Beekman, h. 16 KlTth Eliott Moses (col’d), seaman, h. 1 Benson Elliott Hugh, marblecutter, h. 357 Second av. Elisha Caleb, watchmaker, 77 Nassau, h. 59 High, Elliott James, carman, h. 88 Essex Brooklyn Elliott James, carman, h. 8 Amity pi. ELK AN EDW ARD, broker, 82 Wall, h. 52 Ludlow Elliott James, porter, h. 81 Greenwith Elkan Jacob, h. 119 Essex Elliott James, marble mnf 73 W.18tb, h. 331 Sixth av. Elkas Marcus, glazier, h. r. 49 Oliver Elliott James, carpenter, 240 W. 18th, h. 240 W. 18th Elkins Ira S. gents’ furnisher, 464 Broadway Elliott James, h. 143 Eighth Elkins John G. jeweler, h. 34 Carmine Elliott James, lighterman, h. r. 332 W. 29th ; Elkins Robert jeweler, 60 Reade, h. Jersey City Elliott James G. insur. 78 Broadway, h, Brooklyn Elkins Thomas, grocer, 55 Av. B, h. 99 Av. B Elliott Jas. G. tinsmith, 171 William, h. r. 114Es6ex Elkins William, carpenter, 29* Ren wick Elliott James W. physician, h. 8 Eighth av. Elkus Isaac, clothing, 10 North William, h. 10N. Wm Elliott Jason, shoes, 122 Ninth av. h. 250 W. 19thi Ell Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. r. 93 Gold Elliott Jeremiah, shipwright, foot W. 29th,h.W.86tn Ell Yalentin, shoemaker, h. 175 Chambers n. Seventh av. Elian Patrick, laborer, h. 85 Orange Elliott John, printer, h. 151 Goerck Ellard And. clerk, h. Third av. n. E. 41st Elliott John, agent, 66 Beaver, h. 240 Clinton . Ellcott Thomas, seaman, h. 264 W. 29th Elliott John, carpenter, 244 W. 18th, h. 244 W. 18th Elleau Augustine, h. 149 Ninth Elliott John, porter, h. r. 118 Willett Elleau Augustus, pianomaker, h. 337 E. Twelfth Elliott John, driver, h. 368 Tenth Elleau Gabriel, moulder, W. 34th, n. Ninth av. Elliott John H. com. mer. 142 Pearl, h. 137 E. 18th Ellen M illet wid. Thomas,----- h. 26 Oak Elliott John H. acct 10 City Hall, h. 301 Seventh Eller Louis, tailor, h. 248 W. 45th Elliott John M. printer, 12 Old si. h. Jersey City Eller Peter, carpenter, h. 589 Third av. ELLIOTT JOSEPH L. agent, 7 West Eller Peter, cabinetmaker, 182 Mulberry, h. 182 Mul­ Elliott Nelson J. com. mer. 28 Broad, h. Conn. berry Elliott Philip, stables, h. r. 147 Leonard ELL 219 ELW Elliott Samuel, policeman, h. 306 Delancey Ellison Jacob, agricultural implements, 297 Pearl, h. Elliott Samuel M. physician, 498 Broadway, h. Staten 9 Elm pi. B rooklyn Inland Ellison John J. pastry, h. 45 Carmine Elliott Theodore, rectifier, 71 & 73 Robinson, & 107 Ellison Joseph, manuf. 74 John, h. B rooklyn Front, h. 2 Butler, B rooklyn Ellison Richard, city gauger, 148 Front, h. Williams- Elliott Thomas (col’d), wallcolorer, h. 39 Thompson burgh Elliott Thomas cooper, h. 276 Canal Ellison Robert F. flour, 94 & 96 Thompson, h. 31 Elliott Thomas, painter, h. r. 152 Orchard Commerce Elliott Thomas, laborer, h. 277 Third Ellison Sarah, wid. Richard, carpenter, h. 147 E. 36th Elliott Thomas W. physician, h. 181 W . 15th Ellison William, importer, 13 Cedar, h. England Elliott William, cabinetmaker, — Charlton, h. 58 Ellison & Co. imps. 161 William Hamersley Ellison Brothers, strawgoods, 13 Cedar Elliott William, cattledealer, h. 156 E. 26th Ellison & Armstrong, boardingh. 264 Tenth Elliott Wm. machinist, 8 Burling si. h. 108 Charles Ellmers Frederick, grocer, h. 318 Stanton Elliott Wm. stonecutter, h. 79 Watts Ellmers Henry, grocer, 34 Gouvemeur Elliott Wm. strawhatpresser, h. 126 W . 17th Ellmers John H. grocer, 336 Houston, h. 188 Ludlow Elliott Wm. carpenter, h. 478 Eighth ay. Ellmers F. & Co. grocers, 84 Gouvemeur Elliott Wm. A. engineer, h. 87 E. 82d Ellmers J. II. & Co. grocers, 386 Houston Elliott Wm. A. carman, h. 158 Norfolk Ellrich Jacob, tailor, h. 817 Rivington Elliott Wm. F. provisions, 224 Fulton, h. 86 Morton Ellreich Sigmund, fancygoods, 310 First av. Elliott J. H. & Co. com. mers. 142 Pearl Ellss Jeremiah B. milk, n. 55 Orchard Elliott & Guthrie, shipwrights, foot W . 29th Ellsworth Daniel S. shipjoiner, 40 Water ELLIOTT & HOLDEN, iron, 90 Beekman Ellsworth Nathaniel S. carman, h. r. 84 Forsyth Elliott & Wolsley, marble manufs. 73 W . 18th Ellsworth R. boilers, 237 Broadway, h. Ravensioood. E llis------(refused), h. 32 N. Moore L .I. Ellis'Ann, wid. Jesse, h. 35 Norfolk Ellsworth Stephen J. shipjoiner, h. 4 Orchard Ellis Annie, wid. Jos. h. r. 119$ Columbia Ellsworth William, pres. ins. co, 6 mer. ex. h. 242 ^Ellis Ben), bookbinder, 374 Pearl, h. 72 Frankfort Bridge, B rooklyn Ellis Benj. umbrellas, 58 Cedar, h. WiUiamsburgh Ellworth & Donaldson, shipjoiners, 431 Water Ellis Charles R. iron pipe, 22 Spruce, h. 5 Bethuno Elmendorf Augustus, painter, h. 532 Broome Ellis Chesselden, lawyer, 3 Nassau, h. 58 E. 16th ELMENDORF EDMUND jr. lawyer & com. of Ellis Christopher C. contractor, h. 403 Ninth av. deeds, Hud. r. r. r. off. 68 Warren, h. 12 Carmine Ellis David (col’d), barber, h. 153 Church Elmendorf John J. h. 55 Morton Ellis David W. carriagemkr. h. 76 Hamersley Elmendorf Peter (col’d), stoves, h. r. 57 Thompson Ellis Edward W . clothier, 623 Broadway, h. West- Elmer Caleb U. tinsmith, 177 Laurens, h 188 Lau'ns Chester Co. Elmer William, physician, h. 15 W. 34th Ellis Ellen, wid. Matthew, sewing, h. 570 Eighth av. Elmore Daniel M. intelligence office, 7 Carmine & Ellis Elias, driver, h. Eighth av. c. W . 51st 106 Chambers, & perfumery 237 Hudson, h. 225 Ellis Ferdinand, broker, 57 Centre Spring Ellis George, painter, h. 444 Fourth Elmore James H. grocer, 108 Murray, h. 574 Broome Ellis George, cashier, 36 William, h. Westchester Elmore William, boatbuilder, 435 Tenth, h.351 Front Ellis George, printer, h. 514 Broome Elmore & Zabriskie, grocery 108 Murray Ellis Gilbert L. chairs, h. 192 Orchard Elphinstone David, laborer, h. 330 Twelfth Ellis Griffith, boots &shoes, 105 Liberty, h. National h. |Elphinstone Wm. H. seeds, 15 John, h. 112 E. 21st Ellis Henry, grocer, 264 Delancey Elridge Samuel, plumber, h. 24 Clarke Ellis Henry, laborer, h. 173 E. 22d Elsas Joel, tailor, 12 Orange, h. 12 Orange Ellis Henry B. shipjoiner, 224 West Elsasser Jacob, liquors, 81 Greenwich Ellis Ira, baker, 22 Sixth av. h. 22 Sixth av. Elsbach Isaac, drygoods, h. 84 Suffolk Ellis Isabella, wid. John, h. r. 281$ Elizabeth Else John, tailor, h. 548 Fourth Ellis James, polisher, h. 252 E. 14th Elsey James, grocer, 116 Allen, h. 116 Allen Ellis James, carpenter, h. 328 Cherry Elsey James jr. carman, li. 116 Allen Ellis James, blacksmith, h. r. 28 Lewis Elsey Mary, wid. Richard, washing, h. 122 Perry Ellis John, carman, h. 4 James Elston John, whitewashes h. 184 Duane Ellis John L. smith, h. 267 Elizabeth Elston Charles, gasfitter, h. 209 Third av. Ellis John P. bl. bk. man. 102 Nassau, h. 106 E. 16th Elstroth Herman, clerk, h. 113 Delancey Ellis Joseph, clothing, 123 Chatham, li. 46 Henry Elsworth Edward, oil, 88 Dey, h. 21 W . 11th Ellis Joseph, ins. 35 Wall, h. Brooklyn Elsworth Henry, oil, 88 Dey, h. 16 Macdougal Ellis Julius, 253 Front, h. — Second av. Elsworth William, late captain, h. 391 Washington Ellis Mary, wid. John C. tailoress, h. r. 140 Amos Elsworth Wm. H. oils, 104 Murray, h. 147 Hudson Ellis Michael, laborer, h. 120 Anthony ELSWORTH & CO. oils, 104 Murray Ellis Peter, stonesetter, h. r. 226 Sullivan Elsworth & Giraud, oil, 88 Dey Ellis Ralph, mason, h. 188 Eighth av. Elterich John, bonnet crowns, 209 Bowery, h. 209 Ellis Reuben, u. s. meas. cus. ho. h. Pearl st. house Bowery Ellis Robert, driver, h. W. 34th n. Eighth av. Eltine Robert, laborer, h. 44 Laurens Ellis Robt. hardware, 217 Pearl, h. 60 Varick Elting Solomon, wheelwright, h. 334 Third av. Ellis Robert (cord), waiter, h. Broome c. Greene Elting William H. lawyer, 79 Nassau, h. Harlem Ellis Robt. H. stationer, 88 Wall, h. 50 Lexington Elting William P. hardware, 438 Hudson, h. 488 av. Hudson Ellis Samuel, blacksmith, h. 182 E. 25th Elton Betsey, h. W . 86th n. Eighth av. Ellis Samuel, smith, h. 181 Av. D Elton Julia, wid. John, 104 Perry Ellis Samuel, soda water, h. 300 Greenwich Elton Robert H. publisher, 3 & 5 Try on row, h. West­ Ellis Samuel, h. 120$ Orange chester Co. Ellis Samuel, carman, h. 103 E. 83d Elton & Co. books, 3 & 5 Tryon row Ellis Samuel C. physician, h. 179 Second av. Eltz Barel, musician, h. 130 Laurens Ellis T. P. hardware, 217 Pearl, h. Astor house Elvers John H. carman, h. 612 Water Ellis William, carman, h. 823 Seventh av. Elverson Jabez & Co. hatters, 22 Frankfort, h. Ellis William, tailor, h. r. 225 Rivington N ewark, N J. Ellis William A. inspector, h. 85 Montgomery El vert George, tailor, h. 200 E. 17th Ellis William H. painter, h. 267 Elizabeth Elvinstine Iienry, baker, h. r. 238 W. 45th Ellis, Burrill & Davison, lawyers, 8 Nassau Elwell Albert, driver, h. 430 Seventh av. Ellis & Isleton, clothiers, 623 Broadway Elwell Charles F. com. mer. 57 South h. B rooklyn ELLIS, HUNT & ELLIS, hardware, 217 Pearl Elwell Franklin, fancygoods, 345 Bleecker, h. 345 Ellison Allan, clerk, h. 19 Catharine Bleecker Ellison Alm y A. boardingh. 264 Tenth Elwell James W . & Co. com. mers. 57 South, h. Ellison Benj. imp. 13 Cedar B rooklyn Ellison Charles gauger, 148 Front, h. 76 Beekman Elwell John P. broker, 57 South, h. Brooklyn Ellison Charles* imp. 18 Cedar, h. 59 Murray Elwell Mary, wid. Robert, h. 4 Amity pi. Ellison Devereaux A. boardingh. 75 E. 15th Elwood Anne, wid. John E. boardingh. 221 W. 43d Ellison Henry, tailor, h. r. 235 Delancey Elwood Isaac R. sec. print, telegraph co. 21 Wall, h. Ellison Isaac J. stonecutter, h. 201 W . 25th Rochester EME 220 ENG Elw °°d John, carman, h. 323 Sixth ay. Emery Jonathan (col’d), fish, h. 103 W. 17th Elwood Maltbie, hatter, 83 Gansevoort, h. 105 Horatio Emery William, saloon, 895 Sixth Elwood Mary, widow, 11 Bleecker Emery William, bookbinder, 200 Mulberry, h. 448 Ely Abner L. agent, 65 Maiden la. h. 50 Walker Eighth av. _ . Ely Abraham,^clothing, 16 Orange, h. 16 Orange Emery & Colman, clothing, 40 Fulton Ely Ambrose K. hides, 18 Perry, h. 110 Seventh Emery & Hibbler, provisions, 60 Dey Ely Augustus H. broker, 82 Nassau, h. 197 Bleecker Emiley R. architect, h. 8 Greene Ely Benjamin F. telegraph, 23 Wall, h. 146 Chambers Emiric Philip, smith, h. 11 Clinton Ely Charles, indiarubber goods, 104 Broadway, h. 146 Emlich William N. hatter, h. 351 First av. Henry, Brooklyn Emmans Margaret, wid. John, h. 193 W. 27th Dly Dudley P. distiller, 140 Front, h. WiUiamsburgh Emmanuel Michael, carpenter, h. 69 Av. A Ely Eleazer S. pianos, 861 Broadway, h. Connecticut Emmens Charles, leather, 44 Eighth, h. 44 Eighth av. Ely Elias H. lawyer, 43 Wall, h. 123 W. 18th Emmens Henry, findings, 43 W . Broadway Ely Elijah, blockmaker, 107 Wall, h. WiUiamsburgh Emmens Isaac, clerk, h. 494 Hudson Ely Epaphras C. leather, ljides & oil, 81 Ferry, h. 110 Emmens Mary A. wid. James, tailoress, h. Ninth av Seventh c. W. 21st Ely Eugene, stationer, 89 Fulton, h. 91 Sands, B k lyn Emmer John, grocer, Ninth av. c. W. 45th, h. 255 Ely George, ladies* shoes, 114 Canal & 60 Sixth av. h. W . 45th 114 Canal Emmerich Frederick J. imp. 62 John, h. IToboJcm Ely Giles S. fancygoods, 18 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Emmerich Philip, butcher, 138 Seventh av. h. 188 Ely\Henry G. pianos, 861 Broadway, h. Strafford Seventh av. Ely Jacob, baker, 101 Willett, h. 101 W illett Emmerich Sebastian, machinist, h. 7 Manhattan Ely John, lawyer, 43 Wall, h. 34£ E. 24th EMMERICH & GR. VILA, fancygoods, 62 John E LY JOHN C. paper, 79 Fulton, h. Clifford h. Emmerling Ferd. butcher, 366 Tenth, h. 366 Tenth Ely Jonathan S. lawyer, 43 Wall Emmerling Jacob, baker, h. Ninth av. n. W. 50th Ely Joseph M. school, 44 University pi. Emmet Daniel D. musician, n. 654- Bowery Ely Joseph N. dryg’ds, 57 B’dway, h. 128 Livingston, Emmet John M. engraver, h. 10 Sixth av. B rooklyn Emmet John P. estateagent, 45 William, h. 24 Uni­ Ely Milton, mason, h. I l l E. 18th versity pi. Ely Nathan C. pres. Ninth c. Third av. h. 8 Third Emmet John T. lawyer, 45 William, h. 24 Univer. pi. Ely Samuel, artist, h. r. I l l Eldridge Emmet Rich’d S. lawyer, 45 William, h. 62 W. 14tli Ely Smith, com. mer. 79 Fulton, h. New Brighton Emmet Robert, sec. n. y. law ins. 12 New City hall, Ely Smith jr. leather, 22 Ferry, h. 110 Seventh h. 24 University pi. Ely Thomas C. indiarubber, h. 478 Third av. Emmet Robert, lawyer, 45 William, h. 62 W. 16th Ely Thomas T. gauger, 29 Beaver, h. 24 Union pi. Emm^t Robert, h. 138 W. 12th B rooklyn Emmet Robt. jr. com. mer. 112 Wall, h. 138 W. 12th Ely Wellington, mason, h. 157 W . 36tli Emmet Thos. A. lawyer, 45 William, h. 24 Univer. pi. Ely William, gilder, h. 335 Hudson Emmet Thomas A. physician, h. 113 Fourth av. Ely William, waiter, h. r. 129 W . 15th Emmett William T. marblecutter, h. 120 W. 26th Ely William J. gauger, 29 Beaver, h. 24 Union pi. Emmings Joseph, seaman, h. 140 Hamilton Brooklyn Emmons Charles, clothier, 11 Peck si. h. 164 E. 23d Ely & Keese, hides & leather, 22 Ferry Emmons David, mason, h. r. 178 W. 15th Ely & Son, gaugers, 29 Beaver Emmons Francis, baker, 530 Pearl, h. Westchester Co. Ely, Clapp & Bowen, drygoods, 68 Cedar & 18 Pine Emmons George F. gents* furnishing, 110$ Bowery Elzie Arnold (col’d), carpetshaking, h. r. 95 Crosby Emmons James, carpenter, h. 432 Seventh av. Emack Frederick, carman, h. W. 47th n. Ninth av. Emmons John, clerk, h. 171 E. 15th Emanuel Abraham, fancygds. 894 Grand, h. 44 Suf­ Emmons Martin, gasfitter, 72 Mercer folk \ Emmons Phineas, patternmaker, 37 Allen, h. 37Allen Emanuel Abraham, clothing, 44 Dey, h. 86 Fourth Emmons Thomas J. shoemaker, h. 177 W. 27th Emanuel Alfred, late grocer, 146 Front, h. 42 Johnson Emmons William, clerk, h. 173 W. 27th Brooklyn Emmons & Conover, gasfitters, 72 Mercer Emanuel Henry, hatter, 803 First av. h. 303 First av. Emmons & Jones, clothiers, 11 Peck si. Emanuel Joseph, fancygoods, 394 Grand Empiel George H. clerk, h. 240 W. 19th Emanuel Michael, merchant, 27 Depeyster, h. 20 EMPIRE CITY INS. CO. 49 mer. ex. Nassau, Brooklyn EMPIRE STONE DRESSING CO. foot of E. 28th, Emanuel Thomas M. grocer, 146 Front, h. 42 Johnson, 29th, & 30th, office E. 29th n. First av. & 14Wall Brooklyn Emrich Michael, painter, h. 8 Pell Embaher Joseph, shoemaker, h. 154 Third Emrich Philip, butcher, 83 Hester & 15 Norfolk, li. Emberson Samuel, lace, 285 Eighth av. 33 Hester Embleton Bichard, blockmaker, h. 110 Division Emrich Solomon, carriagemaker, h. 311 Broome Embree Augustus, clerk, 88 Wall, h. Bedford av. Enbecker George, wheelwright, h. r. 103 Seventh av. Brooklyn Enck Frederic, chairmaker, h. 54 Av. A Embree George W. u. s. measurer, h. 36 Irving pi. Enck Henry, tailor, h. 90 Willett Embree John H. hardware, 601 B*way, h. 13 Av. A Ende Augustus, patternmaker, r. 67 Forsyth, h. r. 146 EMBREE LEW IS H. bookseller, 134 Bowery, h. 104 Clinton Forsyth Endemann Frederick, cabinetmkr. h. r. 407 Broome Embree Robert C. lawyer, 79 Nassau, b. 768 G’wich Enderlin Charles, physician, 84 Walker Embrenze Herman, weaver, h. 155 W. 32d Enders John, tailor, h. 135 Forsyth Embury Augustus, distiller, 84 Water, h. Brooklyn Enders Solomon, cabinetmaker, h. 13 Dominick . Embury Peter, 831 Greenwich Endicott Adelaide A. wid. Edm’d, b’dingh. 99 Canal Emden Joseph, drygoods, 52 Av. C, h. 52 Av. C Endicott Edmund, brit. ware, 106 Elm,h. 33 Wooster Emden Michael, tailor, 2f 1 Second, h. 271 Second Endicott Ephraim, stonecutter, h. 16 Desbrosses Emden M. P. imp. 57 Broad Endicott John, agent, h. 32 Charlton Emden, Wolfers & Co. imps. 57 Broad Endicott Sarah L. wid. George, lithographer, 59 Beck­ Emens Isaac, provisions, 31 Peck si. h. 494 Hudson man, h. 10 Charles EMERSON J. MILTON, publisher, 102 Nassau, h. Endicott & Co. lithographers, 59 Beekman 183 W . 24th Endler Cath. wid. Joseph, tailoress, h. f. 560 Fourth Emerson John, ice, h. 427 Greenwich Endler George J. feed, 180 Third, h. 176 Third Emerson Joseph, baker, h. 232 Monroe Endler Henry, instrumentmaker, h. 26 Allen Emerson Joseph A. clerk, h. W. 22d n. Tenth av. Endres Michael, liquors, 327 Hudson, h. 327 Hudson Emerson Rockwell, lawyer, 27 Wall Endrew Thomas (Rev.), h. 40 First av. Emerson Sarah, wid. Benjamin, boardingh. 18 Varick Eneas Joseph, mer. 163 Maiden la. h. 80 E. Broadway Emerson William, grocer, 106 Cliff, h. 106 Cliff Eneas & Hutchins, com. mers. 163 Maiden la. Emerson William, lawyer, 10 Wall, h. Staten Island Enever John, seaman, h. 203 Seventh Emerson & Prichard, lawyers, 10 Wall ENFIELD POWDER CO. 36 Broadway Emery Abel, sexton, h. 227 Second Engberg Horman, clothier, h. W. 32d n. Seventh av. Emery James W . clothier, 40 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Engel Adam, packingboxes, h. r. 192 Second Emery John B. provisions, 60 Dey, h. 43 Grove, Engel Anton, tailor, 114 Spring, h. 114 Spring Jersey City Engel Bernhard, broker, h. 656 Fifth Emery Jones, barber, h. 19 Av. D En :el Christian, shoemaker, h. 209 Bowery * TO I E COMPANY FO R Cutting, jjtoing iInfixing JSttrae OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, B Y MACHINERY. The Works of the Company are located at the Foot o f 28th, 29th, and 30th Streets, MM S S ? iE lp IN THE CITY OF NEW -YORK. [fee The Machines employed are fj W ILSON’S STONE-CUTTING MACHINE, AND »‘m m ' E M M IE IF®® Gmasiaw §T®11 •Cii: Cut Unrtou Sfoue for §uifoiuj furprBB igfp Pivots CONSTANTLY ON HAND, J&ND A L L O R D E R S P R O M P T L Y E X E C U T E D . % CHARLES T. SHELTON, PRESIDENT, w 14 W all Street. IpLLLIAM G. CHAYE, AGENT m ENG 221 EPP Engel Edward, painter, h. 206 E. Broadway English Wm. C. R. lawyer, 1 Nassau, h. 74 W . 31st Engel Francis, bookbinder, 115 Third, h. 115 Third Englisshoffer Sofer, tailor, h. 126 Broome Engel Fred’k E. printer, 12 Frankfort, h. B rooklyn Engman Bernard, grocer, 13 Sheriff, h. 18 Sheriff Engel Henry, carpenter, h. r. 32 Madison Engs George, merchant, 181 Front, h. 70 W . 14th Engel John, tailor, 292 First av. h. 292 First av. Engs Phillip W. wines, 181 Front, li. 70 W. 14th Engel Joseph, tailor, h. 200 E. 17th Engs Samuel F. merchant, 181 Front, h. 159 W. 23d Engel Philip, painter, h. 849 Ninth Engs William, com. mer. 109 Water, h. Tompkins p i Engel 8. grocer, 49 Mulberry, h. 109 Mott B rooklyn Engel Simon, grocer, 169 Walker, h. 109 Mott Engs P. W . & Sons, wines, 181 Front Engelbert H’y, architect, 167 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Enkbrink Herman, foundry, h. 155 W. 88d Engelbrecht Herman, segars, 61 Cortlandt, h. 61 Cort- Ennes Edward S. mer. 103 Water, h. 159 E. 18th landt Ennes Michael, boatman, h. 15 Peck si. Engelbrecht Henry, rigger, h. 116 Monroe Ennever Jos. milliner, 212 Third av. h. 212 Third a y ENGELBRECHT JOHN C. baker, 432 B’way, ”h. Ennever R obt plumb. 97 Fourth av. h. 97 Fourth av 482 Broadway ENNEVER & CHARLOCK, plumbs. 97 Fourth av. Engelbrecht Theodore F. physician, 277 Broadway, Ennis Daniel, laborer, h. 57 W . 80th h. Clinton h. Ennis Elizabeth, h. 85 Forsyth Engelbrecht & Hoover, agents, 257 Broadway Ennis Henry J. merchant, 4 Cedar, h. 190 Fourth Engelfried Francis H. organbuilder, h. 91 Pitt Ennis James, printer, h. 65 Montgomery Engelhard Casper, bootmaker, h. 22 Sullivan Ennis John, laborer, h. 824 Cherry Engelhard Geo. electrotypist, 40 Reade, h. 40 Reade Ennis John, shoemaker, h. 90 Av. D Engelhard John, cabinetmaker, h. 189 Suffolk Ennis John, machinist, 298 W . 81st Engelhardt Anthony, liquors, h. 159 W . 29th Ennis John, clerk, h. 86 Carmine Engelhardt Frederick carver, h. 100 Columbia Ennis John J. clerk, h. 84 W . 29th Engelhardt George, shoos, E. 29th c. Second av. Ennis Mary, wid. John, h. 108 W. 19th. Engelhardt James C. baker, h. 861 Sixth Ennis Mathew, carman, h. r. E. 89th n. Third av. Engelhardt Mary, seamstress, h. r. 29 Frankfort Ennis Michael, cooper, 58 Oak Engelhom Philip J. stonecutter, h. 141 W . 85th Ennis Obadiah, morocco, 26 Ferry, h. Fordham Engelke George, boardingh. 41 Cliff Ennis Peter, carpenter, h. 59 W illet Engelke Henry, mer. 13 S. William, h. Staten Is­ Ennis Richard, liquors, 248 Av. A, h. 243 Av. A land Ennis Robert, painter, h. W. 86th n. Tenth av. Engelke & Kamena, com. mers. 13 S. William & 57 Ennis Rose, wfd. Lawrence, h. 230 Monroe Stone Ennis William, furnaces, 97 Beekman & 898 Broad­ Engelman Edward, boots, h. 83 Pitt way, h. 100 Third av. Engelman John, bootmaker, h. 53 Pearl Eno Amos R. drygoods, 107 & 109 Liberty, h. — Engelmann Charles, physician, h. r. 185 Laurens Eno, Mahony & Co. drygoods, 107 & 109 Liberty Engeln John, hats, 44 Av. B, h. 44 Av. B Enoch George, tobacco, 74 Pearl, h. 129 Eighth Engels Arpenius, liquors, 12 Dutch, h. 12 Dutch Enoch John, bandmaker, h. 183 Norfolk Engels Henry, cabinetmaker, h. r. 219 Broome Enold Ephraim, toolmaker, h. 859 Eighth Engels Henry, teas, 177 W . 27th, h. 177 W . 27th Enos Alonzo, carrier, h. 66£ Lewis Engels Jos. segars, 546 Eighth av. h. 546 Eighth av\ Enright Edmund, tailor, h. r. 117 Laurens Engeman Joseph, carman, h. 99 W . 24th Enright John, h. 445 Washington Engemann Bernard jr. grocer, 18 Sheriff, h. 13 Sheriff Enright J. E. & Co. passage, 157 Cedar Enger Augusta, wid. George, h. 49 Av. C Enry Lambert, corsetmaker, h. 420 Broadway Engerman Bernard, machinist, h. 828 Eighth Enscoe Joseph, chaser, 78 Nassau, h. W yckoff n. Engil Balthaser, shoes, h. 125 Norfolk Hoyt, B rooklyn ■ Engl Ferdinand, bootmaker, 1871- Bowery Ensign Edw’d H. booksel’r, 50 Ann, h. 113 Second av. England David, carpenter, h. E. 82d Ensign James L. music, h. 5 Wooster England Edward, carrier, h. 1 Macdougal Ensko W illiam, shoes, 148 Spring, h. 148 Spring England Edwin E. carrier, h. 556 Broome Enslee Alfred, gro. 186 Eighth av. h. 186 Eighth av. England George, carpenter, h. r. 25 Av. C Enslen Fred’k, harness, 441 Houston, h. 441 Houston England John, laborer, h. r. 9 Centre Market pi. Enslin Gottlob, jeweler, 8 Maiden la. h. 312 Bridge, Englander William, fringes, 129 William, h. 148 W. B rooklyn Broadway Enslin & Shrieber, imps. 8 Maiden la. Engle Carsten, grocer, 249 Bleecker, h. 249 Bleecker Ensmenger Abraham, chairmaker, r. 19 Clinton :» Engle Dominick, soapmaker, h. r. 182 Laurens Clinton Engle Emanuel, pedler, h. 79 Av. C Enspek Eliza A. wid. F. boardingh. 262 Division Engle Hiram, carpenter, h. 225 Fifth Enspiel Franche, mason, h. 218 Third Engle Jas. camphene, &c. 88 Burling si. h. Flatla/nds Enste Andrew tailor, 86 W . B’way, h. 36 W . B’way Engle Karl, carpenter, h. r. 85 Sheriff Ensworth Ann, wid. Russell, boardingh. 164 W. 14th Engle Lewis, porterhouse, 145 Greenwich Ensworth George W . forwarding. 128 Broad, h. 7 Engle Samuel, camphene, 38 Burling si. h. Ravens- Harrison p i B rooklyn wood Ent Charles M. railing, 61 New, h. 65 Pitt Engle Samuel S. h. 87 Yarick Enteman Frederick, grocer, 92 Av. D, h. 92 Av. D Engle William, tailor, h. r. 17 Orchard Enterkine Joseph, cooper, h. 75 Goerck ENGLE J. & S. camphene, 88 Burling si. Entriken Hannah, seamstress, h. 119 W . 26th Englebert Henry, seaman, h. U6£ Monroe Entrot Henry, marble, h. 886 Eighth. Englehart John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 189 Suffolk Entwistle Roderick, printer, 82 Catharine, h. 82 Englemann Frederick, shoes, 62 Reade, h. 62 Reade Catharine Engler Charles, imp. 6 Pike, h. 68 State, B rooklyn Entwistle Thomas, engineer, h. 117 Av. B Engler John, wheelwright, h. 47 Av. A Entz Gotlieb, varnisher, h. 94 Goerck Engles Arpenus, grocer, 12 Dutch h. 12 Dutch Entz John F. accountant, 52 Wall, h. 87 E. 27th Engles Jane, wid. Washington, h. 50 Leonard Entzian Freiderick, joiner, h. 550 Fourth Engles Samuel, coachman, h. 88 Sheriff Enwright Dennis, tailor, h. 22 Prince Englis John, shipwright, h. 187 Av. A Enwright James, liquors. 11 Carlisle, h. 11 Carlisle English David, shoes, 857 Third av. h. 857 Third av. Enyard Isaac S. provisions, 238 Washington, h. F . J\ English Dennis, liquors, 272 Water, h. 272 Water Enyard John M. provisions, 288 Washington, h. F J. English Edward H. mariner, h. r. 8 Ludlow Enyard & Seltzer, provisions, 288 Washington English Eliza, wid. Wm. washing, h. r. 186 Ludlow Eocher Matthias, tailor, h. r. 109 Eldridge English George B. imp. 50 Beaver, h. 19 W . Wash­ Eochrem Francis, cabinetmaker, h. r. E. 40th n. ington pi. Fourth av. Englisn James, h. 65 Barclay Eoff Edgar M. silversmith, r. 88 Duane, h. 198 W. 19th English James, tailor, h. r. 146 Cherry Eoff John, jeweler, — Broadway, h. 109 Christopher English Jeremiah, laborer,, h. 65 Hamersley Eoff av EVANS W ILLIAM & UHLER,tailors, 128 Atlantic, Ewen Edward, city sur. 9 Chambers, h. 118 Heniy Brooklyn Ewen Edward D. lawyer, 116 William, h. 163 £ Evarts William M. lawyer, 2 Hanover, h. 24 W . 17th Broadway Evatt Humphrey, shoemaker, h. 274 W . 27th Ewen Eliza, boardingh. 71 Eldridge Evehner Henry, dockbuilder, h. 188 E. 17th Ewen John, pres, coal co. 90 B’way, h. 56 W. 21st Evehner Robert, dockbuilder, h. 188 E. 17th Ewen John, shoemaker, 143 Orchard Evenheight William, cabinetmaker, h. 188 W . 17th Ewen William O. silks, 202 Broadway, h. 41E. 30& Evens Robert, machinist, h. r. 49 Norfolk EW EN D. & E. city surveyors, 9 Chambers Everard Jane, wid. Richard, fancygoods, 96j- Broad Ewers Ferdinand, tailor, 614 Water, h. 614 Water Everdell James, engraver, 802 B’way, h. 180 E. 20th Ewert Charles, blacksmith, h. 805 Ninth Everdell Wm. jr. engraver, 104 Fulton, h. 82 Nassau, Ewing George, cabinetmaker, h. 4 Congress pi. B rooklyn Ewing George, machinist, 488 Broome &270 W 35th. Everdell William & Son, engravers, 104 Fulton, h. h. 270 W . 85th 172 E. 20th Ewing George W. oil, h. 281 Bowery Evere James, physician, h. 90 Yarick Ewing James, clerk, 174 Centre, h. 23 Union g fM l Everest George H. produce, 220 Franklin, h. 9 Har­ Ewing James, engineer, h. 67 Cannon rison Ewing John, stonecutter, h. 198 Fifth Everett Abigail, wid. Ingraham, h. r. 82 Lewis Ewing John B. tinsmith, h. 98 Delancey Everett George F. physician, h. 90 Ludlow Ewing Leonard, starchmak. b. W. 41st n. EighthJ Everett Jesse H. carpenter, h. 22 Houston Ewing Sarah, wid. Thomas, h. r. 120 Sheriff Everett John, laborer, 488 Greenwich Ewing William, tinsmith, h. 120 Sheriff Everett John, marketrnan, Clin. mkt. h. 89 Yarick Exelby John, carpenter, h. 119 W. 26th Everett Mary, h. 28 Third Exertier Charles, wines, 220 William, h. 220 William Everett Nicholas A. hatter, h. W . 42d n. Ninth av. Exnar Augustus, baker, h. 260 Division Everett Nicholas C. lawyer, 45 B’way, h. 117 White Extance George, milk, h. 805 W. 88th Everett Patrick, cartman, h. W . 84th n. Tenth ay. Ey Henry, sailor, h. 236 Third Everett R. J. lawyer, Broad c. Wall, h. National h. Eybel Henry, baker, 897 Tenth, h. 897 Tenth Everett Silas K. merchant, 159 Front, h. 1 Amity pi. Eybsen Henry, carpenter, 1 Norfolk, h. 25 Essex Everett Thomas R. drygoods, h. 258 Tenth av. Eyers Edmond S. boardingh. 11 Carroll pL Everett William, laborer, h. r. E. 40th n. Second av. Eyers James, blacksmith, h. 257 E. 18th Everett William M. clerk, h. 62 Eldridge Eyers Solomon, carman, h. 96 Attorney EVERETT & BROWN, com. mer. 159 Front Eylward Martin, mason, h. 260 First av. Everette Emily, h. 74 Crosby Eyre Alfred, late glovecleaner, h. 465 Second av. Everhardt George, tailor, h. r. 224 Third Eyre Benjamin J. cutlery, 18 Cliffy h. England Everit Richards, h. 102 Madison Eyre Emma, glovecleaner, h. 441 Second av. Event Valentine, hides, 82 Ferry, h. Clark, Brooklyn Eyre Henry S. P. late mer. h. 68 W. 20th Event William, clerk, h. 284 Broome Eyre James, h. 13 Second av. Everitt Austin, shoes, 51 Dey, h. 87 E. 28th Eyre & Spottiswoode, publishers, 47 Cliff Everitt Charles G. tinware, 86 Gold, h. B rooklyn Eyre, Ward & Co., cutlery, 18 Cliff Everitt Cornelius L. supt. n. y. gas co. 174 Centre, Eyres Robert, clerk, h. 165 Madison h. 67 Third Eytinge Clarence, lithographer, 218 Fulton Everitt George W . clerk, 174 Centre, h. 28 Third Eytinge Solomon, drygoods, 80 Cedar, h. 824Sixthav Everitt Geo. W. A. bookbinder, 7 Platt, h. B'klyn Ezekiel Abraham, books, 14 Catharine, h. 14 Orth, j Everitt John, poultry, 54 Catharine mkt. h. 17 Monroe Ezekiel John W. mer. 405 Pearl Everitt John, laborer, h. r. 224 Hudson Ezekiel M. & H. millinery, 405 Pearl Everitt John L. cashier Broadway bank, 287 Broad­ Ezekiels Ezekiel M. clothing, 182 Seventh av. way, h. Washington heights Everitt Phebe, wid. Alexander, h. 98 Hester Everitt Phebe, wid. Benjamin, h. 192 W. 20th F Evero Joseph, tailor, h. 180 Essex Evers Friedrich, liquors, 59 Cherry, h. 59 Cherry Faaet Joseph R. watchcasemaker, h. 82.Benwick Evers Henry, shipcarpenter, 249 E. 20th Faahan James, saddler, 825 Third av. Evers Henry, tailor, h. 117 Sheriff Faany Michael, laborer, h. W. 48th n. Eighth av. Evers James, charcoal, h. r. 64 W . 18th Faas Frederick, carpenter, h. r. 221 Second Evers John, grocery, 89 Ann, h. 89 Ann Faate George, tailor, h. 48 Chrystie_ ' v -'^ 11 Evers John, grocer, 50 Hammond, h. 50 Hammond Fabarius Ferdinand, confectioner, 75 Duane, h.r.7* j Evers John, artist, h. 53 W . 21st Fabb John, laborer, h. r. 56 Ridge Evers John, watchman, h. 141 Cherry Fabbricotti C. imp. of marble, 24New, h. 9Waver.pt j Evere Joseph, cooper, h. 244 Mott Fabean Doscher, grocer, 236 Second, h. 286 Second Evers Michael, laborer, h. 170 E. 22d Faben James, carman, h. 12 Hamilton Evers Michael, tailor, h. r. 33 Frankfort Faber Conrad W. mer. 88 New, h. Brooklyn _ * 1 Evers Richard, laborer, h. r. 141 W. 19th FABER EBERHARD, sole agent of A W. Faber? EVERSLEY CHARLES & CO. grocers, 115 Riving- pencils, & imp. of German looking-glass platess ton, h. 128 Essex fancygoods, 113 William, h. 628 Broadway Everson Barzillai, smith, h. 42 Marion Faber Eustaphe, butcher, h. 505 Washington- Everson Catherine, seamstress, h. 67 W. Broadway FABER GtJSTAVUS WILLIAM, im ||J Everson George, shoefindings, 296 Pearl, h. 209 Wash­ Front, h. 2 Amity p i ington, Brooklyn FABER JOHN, druggist, 475 Sixth av | (1 1 1 1 Everson Gilbert F. shoefindings, 296 Pearl, h. Hudson avenue EVERSON G. F. & CO. shoefindings, 296 Pearl Faber John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 771- Norfolk Everts Samuel P. provis. 250 Fulton, h. 177 Hudson Faber Owen P. drygoods, h> 108 Greenwich. . J j EVERTS & CURTISS, provisions, 250 Fulton Faber Philip, segars, 106 Delancey, b. 106 Delancey Evertsen Bernardus, drygoods, 42 Cedar, h. 146 Faber William, artificial leg. h. 574 Eighth Livingston, Brooklyn Faber & Bierwirth, mere. 40 New Evertson William H. (col’d), waiter, h. r. 44 Leonard Fabian Carl, tailor, h. 62 Delancey Every Zopher, carpenter, h. 260 Houston Fabiel Conrod, tailor, h. .216 E. 17th Evesson Henry, inspector, h. 20 Jones Fabore Jacob, mason, h. 73 Allen Evett Humphry, shoemaker, h. 274 W. 27th Fabri Mary A. wid. Lodovico, h. 120 Essex Evin Oust, gilder, h. 446 Eighth av Fabroni Fabian, portraits, h. 288 Broome Evish Herman} fringemaker, Jr. 428 Eighth av. Fach Jacob, tailor, h. r. 171 Second |g| Evoy John, liquors, 887 Seventh av. h, 387 Seventh av. Facbe Henry J. saloon, 64 E. Broadway, i 1 1 E w e i James, clerk, h. r. bl Marion Broadway FAIRBANKS’ A dapted to every required operation o f weighing, as RAILROAD SCALES FOR TRAINS OR SINGLE CARS, Tn use on nearly all the principal Railroads in the U nited States and Great Britain. ----------- 0 # » — —— • W AREHOUSE SCALES, (Dormant and P ortable); - On W heels, for Foundries, Rolling Mills, Iron Houses, South Side, Va. . B Cheshire, N ew -York and N ew Haven, Scioto and Hocking Valley, 1 Cincinnati, Clev’ d and Col. Northern N ew Hampshire, Sandusky, Mansfield& Newark, j Concord, Northern N . Y . or Ogdensb’gh, Troy and Greenbush, Connecticut River, Norwioh and W orcester, Virginia and Tennessee, Conn, and Passumpsic Rivers, Old Colony, | Vermont Central, Eastern, Oswego and Svracusey ' Vermont and 'Canada, 11H E. Tennessee and Georgia, Orange and Alexandria, Vermont and Mass. J Galena and Chicago, Petersburgh, Va. Western, Georgia, WMh Philadelphia and Reading, W estern and Atlantic, Greenville and Columbia, Portland Saco and Portsmouth, Worcester and Nashua, Greenville and Miami. Providence and Worcester, Utica and Schenectady S Hartford, Prov. and Fishkill, Many other Railroads are- su pp lied with Fairbanks Scales in part. FAIRBANKS & CO., 8 9 W a ter Street. J FAH 225 PAL ckiner John, cooper, Tompkins n. Delancey, h. — Fahy John, shoes, h. 30 Jay Delancey Fahy Lawrence, tailor, h. 100 E. Eleventh ckiner John, undertaker, h. 183 W . 16th Faibure Francis, tailor, 189 Rivington ckler David M. (Rev.), h. 78 E. 16th Faik Henry, shoemaker, h. 251 Fifth ^ckner Daniel, cooper, h. 318 Ninth Faile Edward, grocer, 181 Front, h. West Farm s S r ckner John, cooper, h. 262 Delancey Ldden George, gardener, 53 W. 30th, h. 53 W . 30th nder Charles, bootmaker, h. 116 Stanton Faile Edward G. late mer. 181 Front, h. West Farm s Faile>Thoa. H. mer. 181 Front, h. 8 University pi. J d e r Jacob, liquors, 193 Second Faile, Williams h. 76 Kidge Fisher George, cooper, h. 88 Pitt S ? $ am’ carPenter, 410 Ninth av. Fisher George, police, h. 282 Eighth av. FISHFR W n t E S S ft1* i 84 W' 16th Fisher George, seaman, h. r. 180 Orchard ^ Bieecker IAM’ druggist’ 811 Bleecker, h. 811 Fisher George, tailor, h. r. 72 Norfolk Fisher William, gratemaker, h. r. 485 Washlno+mi Fisher Geo. B. baker, 207 Ninth ay. h. 207 Ninth ay ™B i!er w Wmi ,iam imprI.81 Br? ftdT ay’ h- h. 88 Fisher George H. (Rev.), h. 105 Wooster w - 85th av. Fisher coachmaker, Third av. n. E.41st . Fisher Gottlieb, brassflnisher, r. 81 Rose Fisher William ,T. artist, 455 Broadway and 10 Ely- Fisher Harison, seaman, h. r. 84 Cherry ington, h. M orrisania Fisher Harriet, wid. William B. h. 257$ Rivington Fisher Wm. M. salesman, 1 Cortlandt, h. Wrentham Fisher Henry, brewer, h. E. 46th n. First av. Fisher Wm. W . com. 2 Washington mkt. h. B'Tdyn Fisher Henry, butcher, 858 Fourth av. h. 165 Lex. av Fisher & Bird, marbleworks, 287 Bowery and 904 Fisher Henry, shirts, 6 Liberty pi. h. K . Adams Broadway FISHER HENRY P. physician, 116 Henry, B r'klyn Fisher & Boyd, builders, 62 Leroy Fisher Henry W. tailor, 176 Grand, h. 176 Grand Fisher & Brother, publishers, 74 Chatham Fisher Hiram, silkgoods, 10 Cortlandt, h. Sing Sing Fisher & Cushing, drygoods, 10 Cortlandt Fisher Hugh, laborer, h. 290 Mott Fisher & Greene, strawgoods, 10 Pine Fisher Isaac, carman, h. 79 Broome FISHER & PLIMPTON, strawgoods, 189 Broadway Fisher Isaac, furrier, h. 105 Pitt Fisher, Denny & Co. bankers, 8 Jauncey court Fisher Jacob, butcher, h. 468 Fourth Fisher, Marston & Baylis, fruits, 2 Washington mkt. Fisher Jacob, pedler, h. 286 Houston Fishers & Robinson, imps. 51 Broadway Fisher James, barber, 18 Beekman, h. 27 Leonard Fisherman John, bootmkr, 11 Ann, h. 162 Delancey Fisher James, charcoal, h. 898 Cherry Fishwick Richard, liquors, 591 Grand Fisher James (col’d), barber, h. r. 240 Mulberry Fisk Azariah, hamessmkr, 4 Gouverneur, h. 65 Mkt. Fisher James, policeman, h. 211 W . 21st Fisk Caleb S. customs, h. r. 166 W. 87th Fisher James, publish. 74 Chatham, h. Philadelphia Fisk Edwards W . mer. 87 Cedar, h. Mansion house, Fisher James J. upholsterer, h. 18 Sullivan B rooklyn Fisher James C. c. h. agent, h. 161 Stanton Fisk Henry,'shoemaker, h. 57 Bethune Fisher Jeremiah (cord), porter, h. 78 Vandam FISK JOHN W . liquors, 2 Fr’klin mkt. h. 685 Fourth Fisher John, h. 478 Washington Fisk Jonathan, carman, h. 816 Ninth Fisher John, baker, h. r. 78 Norfolk Fisk Levie, chemist, h. 86 Hamersley Fisher John, carman, h. 179 Ludlow Fisk Lyman, physician, h. 67 E. Broadway Fisher John, chairman ufr. 125 W. 17th Fisk Peter, late tailor, h. 58 E. 29th Fisher John, confectioner, h. 17 Bedford Fisk Phebe, wid. Josiah, h. 245 W. 23d Fisher John, cooper, h. 88 Pitt Fisk Phebe A. trimmings, 65 Market* h. 65 Market Fisher John, filer, h. 179 W. 88th Fisk Philender, collector, h. 126 Columbia Fisher John, founder, h. 886 W. 27th Fisk Willard A. pianos, h. 118 E. 19th Fisher John, grocer, W. 48th cor. Broadway Fisk William E. pianos, 118 E. 19th Fisher John, gunsmith, 40 Chatham, h. 128 E. 25th Fisk William M. scroll sawyer, 44 Eldridge, h. 126 Fisher John, locksmith, h. r. 88 Sheriff Columbia Fisher John, oysters, 82 Av. A, h. 82 Av. A Fisk & Father, restaurant, 2 F ’klin mkt. h. 685 Fourth Fisher John, seaman, b, r. 260 Stanton Fiske Charles C. teacher, 659 B’dway, h. 659 B’dway Fisher John, segarmaker, h. 162 Second Fiske Elijah, mer. 19 South, h. Fifth av. n. 27th Fisher John A. tinsmith, h. 289 E. 18th Fiske John A. com. mer. 116 Broad, h. Union n. Fisher John C. stonecutter, h. 189 E. 28th Court, Brooklyn Fisher John G. carpets, 105 Bowery, h. 28 Pike Fiske Josiah M. mer. 19 South, h. Fifth av. c. 27th Fisher Jno. G. grocer, 92 & 94 Liberty, h. 89 Franklin FISKR SAMUEL C. broker, 60 Wall, h. 80 Clint pi. 1 Pearl, h. Rochester FOR VIAN W ALTER G. com. mer. 28 S. William, h. Forsyth Robert, smith, h. 801 Third B rooklyn Forsyth Robert oysters, 9 Wash, m kt h. 76 Warren ‘ Forman William, carman, h. 205 Wooster Forsyth R obt A. brewer, 121 Warren, h. Newbv/rgh Forman William H. druggist, 874 Grand, h. West­ Forsyth William, boatman, h. r. 167 W . 18th chester h. Forsyth William, moulder, h. 89 Ninth av. Forman William H. lawyer, 4 New, h. Staten Island Forsyth William, oysters, 4 & 5 Washington market Forman William H. (col’d), carman, h. r. 81 Charlton h. 177 Franklin Fornachon Charles, clerk, 3 Maiden la. h. 201 Fourth Forsyth William R. 112 Broad Fomstein And. liquors, 98 Elizabeth, h. 98 Elizabeth Fort Augustus, furrier, h. 184 Spring Forrest Alexander L. engineer, 250 Pearl Fort Charles, policeman, h. 452 Greenwich Fort Edward, importer, 15 S. William Forrest Alexander P. drygoods, 28 Pine, h. 8 Charles Fort John, late hotel, c. h., h. 202 Hudson FOS 246 FOS Fort Winsvint, tailor, lu 260 Delancey Foster James, joiner, h .!21 D>7.Dock Fort & Lindam, imp. 15 S. William & 55 Stone Foster James, laborer, h. 841 Iwghth Fortenbach John, watchmaker, h. 114 Christopher Foster James, shoemaker, h. 247 W . 43d Fortenbach Wm. druggist, 14 Hudson, h. Germany Foster F^sto James, stevedore, 78 South, h. Brooklyn Fortenbach & Wiskemann, druggists, 14 Hudson James C. carman, h.,36 First Fortin George, blockmaker, h. 201 Mott Foster James E. teamster, h. 13 Troy Foster Jeremiah, shoemaker, h. 315 Eighth Fortmann Dirk, boardingh. 75 James Foster Joel, physician, h. 856 Broadway Fortman John H. smith, h. 649 Water Fortmeyer Frederick, soap &c. 153 Troy, h. 12 Troy Foster John! boxes, 40 Gold & 18 New, h. State, Fortune James W. bookbinder, h. 168 W. 37th Brooklyn Foster John, butcher, — Eldridge, h. 72 Third Fortunate Thaddeus, tailor, h. 35 Crosby Foster John, confectioner, h. 78 Chrystie Forward Lawrence, pedler, h. r. 119 Sheriff Foster John, carpenter, h. 159 E. 11th Forward Pliny M. produce, h. 61 W . 26th Foster John, contracter, 198 E. 18th Fos Henry, basketmaker, h. 346 Seventh av. Fosat James, driver, h. r. 208 W. 26th Foster John, pedler, h. 57 Cross Fosberry Mary, wid. William, seamstress, 235 Walker Foster John, plasterer, h. 199 W . 26th Fosdick Charles B. furs, 1 Beaver, b. F ort Lee Foster John, plumber, 291 Third av. h. 279 Third ay. Fosdick Clement, printer, h. 16 Stanton Foster John, shipwright, h. 18 Norfolk FOSDICK EDW ARD H. agent, 27 South, h. W ms- Foster John A. h. 856 Broadway burgh Foster John C. baker, h. 124 Lewis Fosdick John D. calker, h. 5 Manhattan Foster John S. charcoal, h. Ninth av. n. W. 51st Fosdick Richard B. painter, 40 Fifth av. h. 16 Factory Foster John W. mariner, h. 280 Monroe Fosdick'Solomon, laborer, h. 8S£ Ninth av. Foster Joseph, butcher, 431 First av. h. 431 First ay. Fosdick Washington, bookbinder, h. 223 Chrystie Foster Joseph, foundry, h, r. 163 W . 15th Fosdick Wm. R. & Co. deerskins, 1 Beaver, h. 40 W. Foster Joseph A. bookkeeper, h. 90 Varick 22d • FOSTER JOSEPH H. dentist, 24 E. 17th, h. 24E. 17th Foshay Abraham, keeper, 200 Mercer, h. 4 Ninth Foster Jos. W . late mer. 12 Cedar, h. Sag Harbor, L. I. Foshay Caroline, boardingh. 201^ E. 23d Foster Lucian R. bookkeeper, 19 Cortlandt, h. 93 S Foshay Eliza, wid. Jesse, h. 34 Morton 8th, Williamsburgh • '•••• Foshay James W. stages, W. 39th c. B’dway, h. 67 Foster Margaret, wid. Jacob Hf h. 27 Second W. 36th Foster Marg. fruit, 46 Clin. mkt. h. 641 Washington Foshay John, mason, h. 166 W. 35th Foster Margaret, wid. Rob. seamstress, h. 21 Thames FOSHAY JOHN D. liquors, 322 West h. 575 Wash. Foster Mark, shoemaker, h. 741 Washington Foshay Susan wid. Andrew, h. 119 Bedford Foster Mary, h. r. 13 Orange Foshing John, segarmaker, h. 124 Greenwich av. Foster Mary, wid, Arthur F. shtmkr. b. r. 503 Houston Foskett Ezra, saloon, 54 Tenth av. h. 138 Stanton Foster Mary, wid. James, h. 137 E. 20th Foskett James D. saloon, 13 Third av. h. 118 Stanton Foster Mary, wid. Michael, boardingh. 820 Pearl Fossing Charles, baker, h. 68 Essex Foster Mary, wid. Geo. sewing, h. 68J Seventh ay. Foss Adeline, wid. Bernard, h. 22 Orchard Foster Matilda A. boardingh 10 Fifth Foss Henry, confect 166 Leonard, h. 166 Leonard Foster Matthew, stonecutter, h. E. 18th n. First av. Foster Aaron, rigger, h. 32 Cherry- Foster Matthew, stonecutter, h. 311 Av. A Foster Aaron G. seaman, h. 122 Laurens Foster Norburn (col’d), porter, h. r. 289 Elizabeth Foster Abel K. shipstores, 25 South, h. 147 Lex. av. Foster Norburn (col’d), porter, h. r 6 Jersey Foster A. W . seaman, h. 122 Laurens Foster Peter H. lumber, 535 West, h. YonJcers Foster Alonza, driver, h. 256 W. 26th Foster Rebecca (col’d), washerwoman, h. r. 6 Jersey Foster Amasa S. broker, 234 Pearl, h. 81 Sands, HkVn FOSTER RANDOLPH S. (Rev.), h. 57 Greene Foster Andrew, mer. 65 South, h. 56 W. 14th Foster Robert, blacksmith, h. r. 196 E. 26th $ Foster Anne, wid. G. dressmaker, h. 20 James Foster Robert, carpenter, h. 159 E. 11th • Foster Beniamin, butcher, 93 Av. D, h. 93 Av. D Foster Robert, clerk, h. 73 Eleventh Foster B. Franklin, teacher, 387 B’dw’y, h. 387 B’dw’y Foster Robert, machinist, Franklin n. Centre, h. 102 Foster Benjamin $. provisons, 1 Clinton mkt. h. 117 High, Brooklyn Hudson Foster Roxana E. boardingh. 49 E. Broadway Foster Benjamin R. (col’d), cook, h. 47 Leonard Foster Samuel, carpenter, h. 118 Columbia Foster Caleb T. pianomaker, h. 286 Bleecker Foster Sam. carriagemkr. 203 Mercer, h. 203 Mercer Foster Charles, agent, h. 107 W. 31st Foster^Samuel, marblecutter, h. 144 E. 26th Foster Charles, pedler, h. 57 Cross Foster S. Conant, physician, E. 21st n. Broadway Foster Chas. W. auctioneer, 41 Broad, h. 15 W . 16th Foster Samuel C. physician, 17 Amity Foster Charlotte, wid. D. washing, h. 313 W . 81st Foster Samuel C. porterh. 97 West, h. 127 White FOSTER CHESTER M. furniture, 15£ Bowery, h. Foster Samuel H. auctr. 41 Broad, h. 19 E. 14th 61 E. Broadway Foster Sanford W . salesman, 99 Barclay, h. Hoboken Foster Eder L. carman, h. 6 First av. Foster Theodore A. agent, 251 B’way, h. 78 Hammond Foster Edward, clerk, h. 74 Grand Foster Thomas, feed, 399 First av. Foster Edward, policeman, h. r. 190 Wooster Foster Thos. F. oysters, foot Fulton, h. Jersey city Foster Edwin, lumber, 471 West, h. 227 W. 14th Foster Thomas R. mer. 53 South, h. 68 Fifth av. Foster Elisha, late mer. h. 11 Eleventh Foster Yanwyck, fancygoods, 81 Maiden la. h. Wil- Foster Emil, h. 184 Second liamsburgh Foster Fred. G. mer. 65 South, n. 13 E. 15th Foster William, h. 141 Clinton Foster Floyd, laborer, h. 214 E. 11th Foster William, balance dock, foot Jefferson, h. RWjJ Foster Frederic, carman, h. 63 Av. D Foster William, machinist, Franklin n. Centre, h. 102 Foster George, brushmaker, h. W. 49th n. Tenth av. High, Brooklyn Foster Geo. iron railings, 398 B’dway, h. 81 Eleventh Foster William, fishreels, h. 267 W. 28th Foster George, printer, 92 Mer. Ex. h. E. 58th bet. Foster William, laborer, h. 280 E. 18th Second & Third avs. Foster William jr. mer. 82 Broad, h. 89 E. 19th Foster Henry, carman, h. 351 Front Foster William A. lumber, 445 West, h. 80 Jane Foster Hen. liquors, 620 Eighth av. h. 620 Eighth av. Foster William C. carman, h. 202 Greene Foster Henry, plasterer, h. 224 W. 26th Foster William E. mason, h. 139 Mulberry Foster Henry, shipcarpenter, h. 827 Rivington Foster William H. carpenter, h. 124 Columbia Foster Henry C. imp. 120 Water, h. 66 Lispenard Foster William H. carpenter, h. 168 Lewis FOSTER HENRY L. clothing, 27 Cortlandt, h. 7 Foster William H. joiner, h. 284 Second Cherry Foster Wm. M. & Co. lumbr. 471 West, h. 227 W. 14tb Foster Hiram B. carpenter, h. 207 Third av. Foster Wm. E .’grocer, 158 Division, h. 1 Essex Foster Isaac, silversmith, 70 Carmine, h. 174 Franklin Foster William E. li. 93 W. 11th „ . Foster Isaac, late upholsterer, h. 174 Franklin FOSTEE & LOPEE, real estate agents, 4 Santo Foster J. P. Giraud, lawyer, 69 Wall, h. 56 W. 14th B rooklyn •- Foster Jacob, tailor, h. 155 Second FOSTER & STEPHENSON, merchants, 53 South Foster James, shipping, 106 Wall, h. 40 Bond FOSTER & THOMSON, lawyers, 69 Wall Foster James, carr. maker, h. W. 36th, bet Eighth & Foster & Vannort, lumber mors. 535 West Ninth avs. Foster & Yan Ostrand, lumber, 445 West Foster James, contractor, h. W. 19th n. Third av. Foster & Whitmill, balance dock, foot Jefferson Foster James, driver, h. 230 E. 18th Foster, Elliott & Co. mers. 65 South FOW 247 FOW Foster, Lowerre & Hawley, boxmakers, 40 Gold & 18 Fowler Francis F. conductor, h.r. 810 Washington New Fowler Frederick, carman, h. 143 E. 26th Foster 8. H. & C. W . auctioneers, 41 Broad Fowler Frederick R. com. mer. 142 & 144 Front, h. Foster W. & R. machinists, Franklin n. Centre II Madison sq. Foth Louis, tailor, h. 46 Stanton Fowler George, carman, h. 88 W . 17th Fothergill Wm. spinner, h. Eleventh av. c. W . 47th Fowler George S. clerk, h. 67 W . 26th Fotherham Barney, stonecutter, h. 812 Washington Fowler Halsted P. outfitting, 12 John, h. 48 Crosby Fotheringham George, smith, h. 297 W . 19th Fowler Harvey G. poultry, 4 Washington mkt. h 14 Fotheringhame George, grocer, 718 Greenwich, h. 713 Caroline Greenwich Fowler Henry, poultry, 60 Fulton m kt h. 124 High Fougelston Sebastian, painter, h. r. 68 Essex B rooklyn Fougera Edmond, drugs, 80 N. William Fowler Henry, carpenter, h. 254 Tenth Fougera Stanislaus S. drugs, 30 N. William Fowler Hickson, shirts, 62 John, h. 75 Pineapple, Fougera E. & S. drugs, 80 N. William B rooklyn Foulds Robert, fancygoods, 37 John, h. 85 Laurens Fowler Hugh, laborer, h. r. 83 Orange Fo.ulke Henry, clerk, h. 110 Goerck Fowler Isaac P. fancystore, 103 Sixth av. h. 103 Foulke Joseph, mer. 48 South, h. 42 Bond Sixth av. Foulke P. Lewis, mer. 48 South, h. 68 Amity Fowler Isaac Y. lawyer, 111 Broadway, h. 84 Prince Foulke Thomas, teacher, h. 76 Rivington Fowler J. O. wholesale & retail teadealer & grocer Foulke Wm. mer. 48 South, h. 282 Fourth av. stores, 260 & 488 Greenwich, & 76 Yesey Foulkes Joseph, Sons, com. mers. 48 South Fowler Jacob D. soaps, 68 Pearl & 92 Cherry, h. Foulkes Richard R. drygoods, 169 Eighth av. h. 247 Newtown, L. I. Eighth av. Fowler James, h. 81 Charlton Foulkes William, shipcarpenter, h. 98 Av. D FOW LER JAMES, dentist 58 Bleecker, teeth in­ Foulks Edmond, fruits, h. r. 12 Washington serted on gold plate without taking out the roots Foulks Thomas, laborer, h. E. 40th n. First av. Fowler James M. painter, h. 428 Grand Foulks Thomas, calker, h. 155 Goerck Fowler Jane, wid. Gilbert, h. 226 Wooster Foulks William, blacksmith, h. W . 25th, c. Tenth av. Fowler Jane, milliner, 116 Fourth av. h. 116 F ’th av. Fountains Anne, wid. Anthony, h. 285 Sixth Fowler Jane L. wid. H. B. h. 17 Stuyvesant Fountain Elias, broker, 122 Water, h. 11 White Fowler Jeremiah Y. D. B. h. 188 Stanton Fountain Geo. P. dressgoods, 658 B’way, h. 82 W. 29th Fowler John, grocer, h. 22‘Lewis Fountain Gideon, carpenter, 157 E. 20th, h. 285 Sixth Fowler John, shoemaker, h. 4. Av. D Fountain Gideon, harbormaster, 60 South, h. 782 Fowler Joseph, mer. 122 Pearl, h. 74 Amity Greenwich Fowler Joseph, clerk, 24 Beaver, h. 42 Hammond Fountain Henry, h. 231 W. 22d Fowler Josiah, carman^ h. 9 Leroy Fountain J. S. P. dryg. 653 Broadway, h. 82 W . 29th Fowler John, mer. 122 Pearl, h. 74 Amity Fountain James A carpenter, h. 588 Grand Fowler John, poultry, 18 Catharine m kt h. B rooklyn Fountain James E. cityweigher, 122 Water, h. 11 Fowler John & Talmage, rice, 50 Water, h. Brooklyn White Fowler John jr. lawyer, 247 Broadway, h. New Fountain John C. (col’d), cook, h. r. 85 Thompson Rochelle Fountain Jotham S. mer. 653Broadway, h. 82 W. 29th Fowler John B. crockery, 22 Greenwich av. Fountain Lemuel, carpenter, h. 189 W. 40th Fowler John H. shoes, 808 Second & 14 Barclay, h. Fountain William, carpenter, h. r. 157 Rivington 99 Av. B Fountain William, hatter, h. 42$ Columbia Fowler John K. painter, h. 145 Hammond Fountain & Churchill, weighers, 122 Water Fowler John T. 69 Greenwich FOUNTAIN'S IN DIA STORE, wholesale & retail, Fowler John W . imp. 46 Cliff, h. M ilford, Conn. goods imported to order, 653 Broadway Fowler Jonathan O. grocer, 260 & 438 Greenwich & Fouque Augustus, jeweler, 51 Franklin, h. 51 Franklin 76 Yesey, h. 11 W . 22d Fouque & Co. jewelers, 51 Franklin Fowler Joseph, clerk, 24 Beaver, h. 42 Hammond Fourback Jacob, milk, 154 Broome, h. 154 Broome Fowler Joseph, cotton, 122 Pearl, h. 74 Amity Fourett Isaac F. dentist, h. 159 Bleecker Fowler Lorenzo N. publisher, 131 Nassau, h. 238 E. Fourmer Joe, carman, h. 247 Av. A Broadway Fourner Edmund, machinist, h. 21 City Hall pi. Fowler Louis, fisherman, 418 Ninth av. Fourth Harris, dyer, h. 77 Orange Fowler Mark, mer. 184 Front, h. 17 Lispenard Fousel George, hotel, 66 Greenwich Fowler Margaret, wid. Thomas, h. 359 Eighth Foust Hiram, smith, h. 403 Madison Fowler Martha, fruits, Washington mkt. h. 42 Yesey Foust Joseph, cooper, h. 150 Delancey Fowler Mary, wid. Benjamin, h. 24 Pitt Foward Bernard, tailor, h. r. 306 Second Fowler Mary, wid. John, h. 117 Av. D Fowell William, milkman, 414 Madison Fowler Mary, wid. Moses C. h. 47 Sheriff Fowkes Thomas, calker, h. 155 Goerck Fowler Mason O. beer, 181 Ninth av. Fowkes Thomas, locksmith, 28$ Carmine Fowler Matthew Y. B. drugs, 17 Ann, h. Staten Fowkes Wm. porterh. 64 Frankfort, h. 64 Frankfort Island Fowler Aaron, carpenter, 192 Division, h. 192$ Div’n Fowler Moses, laborer, h. 88 Orange Fowler Abraham, furnitiire, 190 E. Broadway Fowler Nathan R. butcher, Spring st m kt h. 528 Fowler Abraham, tailor, 46 Renwick Washington Fowler Alexander, carpenter, 208 W. 86th Fowler Orson S. pub’r, 181 Nassau, h. FishkiU,, N. Y. Fowler Andrew, laborer, h. 364 Ninth Fowler Peter S. seaman, h. E. 86th n. Third av. Fowler Baltus M. builder, h. W. 24th c. Eighth av. Fowler Richard, carpenter, h. 894 E. Ninth Fowler Benjamin K. carman, h. 22 Minetta la. Fowler Richard, coachmaker, h. 281 Mott Fowler Bernard, saloon, 10 Fulton mkt. h. 194 Jay, Fowler Richard, express, 91 William, h. 89 W . 28th B rooklyn J Fowler Richard (cord), laborer, h. 150 Orange Fowler Charles, ironfbundry, Reade cor. Centre, & Fowler Roe, machinist, h. 288 Sixth 856 Broadway, h. 33 Twelfth Fowler Seaman R. hatter, 280 Grand, h. 280 Grand Fowler Christian, teacher, h. 38 Bedford bowler Simeon L. tailor, 203 William, h. 240 D ivi­ Fowler Daniel, poultry, 14 & 62 Fulton m kt h. 218 sion Pearl, B rooklyn Fowler Solomon, carpenter* 279 W . 27th Fowler David, sexton, 7 Clinton, h. 63 Clinton Fowler Stephen, shoestore, 178 W . 20th, h. 171 W . Fowler David A clerk, 10 City Hall, h. 97 Yarick 20th Fowler Degrasse B. com. mer. 160 Pearl, h. 3 Depau Fowler T. O. 58 Broadway, h. 3 Depau row row Fowler T. J, sash maker, 298 Delaney, h. 81 Lewis Fowler Duncan S. boots, 464 Grand, & 180 & 162 Fowler Thomas W . carpenter, h. 89 Clinton Ninth av. h. 162 Ninth av. Fowler Walter, coal, 486 Sixth av. h. 575 Sixth av. Fowler Edward Y . clerk, 99 Pearl, h. Westchester Co. Fowler Washington, shoemaker, h. r. 284 Second Fowler Elijah, carpenter, h. 25 Amos Fowler William, woolstapler, h. r. 226 E. Broadway Fowler Elijah, shipcarpenter, h. 60 E. 82d Fowler William, builder, 41 W. 28d, h. 83 Tenth Fowler Eliza, nurse, h. 260 Spring Fowler William, builder, 27 Reade, h. 96 Stanton Fowler Ferdinand, clerk, h. 89 Lewis Fowler William, hatter, 84 W . 17th Fowler Floyd, diningsaloon, 207 Division, h. 207 Fowler. William, butcher, h. 278 W. 81st Division Fowler William, plumber, h. r. 13 W . 12th Fowler Francis D.com.mer. 160 Pearl, h. 8 Depau row I Fowler William, shipjoiner, 871 Sixth av. FOX 248 FRA Fowler William C. mer. 142 Franklin George W. engineer, h. 152 W. 20th Fraser Robert^ laces, J283 Broadway, h. Flushing Franklin Helen, wid. George, h. 51 Troy Fraser Robert, charcoal, Ninth av. cor. W. 33d Franklin Henry, agent, 118 W. 33d, h. 143 W. 34th Franklin Henry, carpenter, h. 286 Sixth. Franklin Henry, painter, 86 Fourth av. h. 36 Fourth Fraser Thos. & Brother, hides, 38 Ferry, h. 20 W. 22d av. Fraser William, liquors, 301 Third av. h. 99 E. 22d Franklin Henry L. drygoods, 31 Cortlandt, h. 286 W. Fraser William, stonesetter, h. 100 W. 28th 24th Fraser William, mason, h. 310 Ninth av. Franklin Homer, leather, 83 Spruce, h. 64 W. 20th Fraser William D. u. s. a. h. 875 Fourth Franklin Insurance Co. of Boston, 20 Mer’s. ex. Fraser & Everitt, manufacturers of blacking and ink Franklin James, clothing, 233 Eighth av. tin boxes, and canisters in endless variety, also Franklin John, tinsmith, h. 340 Washington druggists tinware in general, 36 Gold FRANKLIN LUMLEY, agt. 65 Wall, h. 590 Houston j Fraser & Flanagan, blindmakers, 177 W. 33d Franklin Maria, wid. James (col’d), h. 60 Delancey Frash Gottlob, printcolorer, 90 Fulton, h. 320 Broome Franklin Morris, pres. ins. co. 106 Broadway, h. 121 Frash George, mapcol. 90 Fulton, h. 320 Broome W. 22d. Frasier Joseph, grocer, 287 Front, h. 287 Front Franklin Philip, umbrellas, 368 Pearl, h. 368 Pearl Frasse Charles F. machinist, 95 Fulton, h. 95 Fulton Franklin Richard L. mer. 123 Pearl & 92 &94 Water Frasse Peter A. importer of watchmaker’s tools, 95 Franklin Robert, cabinetmaker, h. 34 Renwick Fulton, h. 95 Fulton Franklin Thomas (col’d), steward, h. 44 Leonard FRASSE WM. H. importer of watchmakers’ and Franklin Thomas machinist, h. 11 Mangin jewelers’ tools, watch materials, watch glasses, Franklin Thomas, merchant, 41 Pine, h. 102 W. 16th dentists’ files, stubb files, blood stones, burnishers Franklin William H. carrier, h. 103 Essex rolling mills and turning lathes, 56 Chatham, h’ Franklin William H., Son & Co. auctioneers, 5 Broad, 229 W. 31st h. Westchester Fratz George, tailor, h. 153 Attorney Franklin & Co. merchants, 41 Pine Frawley Michael, cutler, h. 222 E. 28d Franklin & Brother, weighers, 8 Jones la. Frawley Patrick, laborer, h. 333 First av. Frankoni Louis, saloon, 18 Canal Frawley William, tailor, h. 94 Monroe Franks Benjamin M. clerk, 14 Front & 18 Water, h. Fray Augustus, pianos, h. 10 Factory Bergen, N~. J. Fray John, druggist, Bellevue hospital, foot 27th, e. r. 1 RANKS CHARLES, bootmaker, 1 Nassau, h. Hicks Frarey Patrick, laborer, h. Fifth av. b. W. 42d &43d cor. Degraw, Brooklyn Frazee Abraham, mason, h. 42 Charles Franks Edwd. com. mer. 78 Pearl, h. Bergen Point Frazee George, carman, h. W. 36th n. Tenth av. Franks Edwd. S. optician, 52 Bowery, li. 52 Bowery Frazee Hiram, carman, h. W. 37th n. Eleventh av. Franks Henry, printer, 219 Broome, h. 219 Broome Frazer Mary A. wid. John, baker, 640 Water Franks James, shipcarpenter, h. 27 Roosevelt Frazer Patrick, carman, h. r. 274 W. 17th Franks James, shoes, 189 Ninth av. h. 139 Ninth av. Frazer Samuel, smith, h. 102 Norfolk Franks Joseph, tailor, 14 Orange, h. 14 Orange Frazer Alexander, stonecutter, h. 174 Av. A Franks Thomas, shoemaker, h. 28 Walker Frazer Edward, liquors, W . 36th bet Tenth and Franks William, printer, h. 16 Watts Eleventh avs. Franor Bernard, carpenter, h. 298 W. 31st Frazer Isaac, carpenter, W. 25th, h. 228 W. 24th Fransecky Julius, painter, h. 352 Tenth Frazer John P. clerk, h. 86 Pearl Franshaw William H. clerk, h. 259 Seventh Frazer Mary, wid. John, h. r. 190 W. 20th Franswey Anthony, shoemaker, h. 82 Charlton Frazer Nicholas, laborer, h. 39 Laurens Frantz Anthony, sculptor, h. 51 Av. B Frazer Patrick, carpenter, h. r. 146 Cherry Franz Dirlam, carver, 108 Delancey Frazer Robert segars, 240 W. 16th, h. 240 W. 16th Franz Loller, stonecutter, h. 195 Av. B Frazer Thomas, grocer, 93 Market si. h. 93 Market si. Franz Peter, sodawater, h. r. foot W. 47th Frazier Thos. liquors, 432 Water, h. 432 Water Frapolli Joseph, broker, h. 260 Tenth Frazer William, drygoods, 145 Spring, h. 145 Sprin* Fraser Alexander, bakery, 18 Clarke, h. 18 Clarke Frazier John, late weaver, h. 272 W..33d Fraser Alexander, mason, h. 810 Washington Frazier Joseph, grocer, 287 Front, h. 287 Front Fraser Alex’r, merchant, 83 Cedar, h. 10 Yarick pi. Frazier Major, h. 375 Fourth Fraser Alexander, tailor, h. 499 Hudson Frazier Samuel, bl’ksinith, 119 Suffolk, h. 102 Norfolk Fraser Alex’er, tinware, 36 Gold, h. Williamsburgh Frazier William, shipjoiner, h. 155 Stanton Fraser Alfred S. cash. sev. ward bk. 234 Pearl, h. 177 Frazier William, smith, h. r. 226 E. Broadway W. 22d ’ Frazyer E. C. housefurnishing, 63 Nassau, h. Jersey Fraser Andrew, confectioner, h. 244 Thompson Oily Fraser Charles, lawyer, 161 Broadway, h. 229 Fifth Fread Henry, laborer, h. 65 Laurens Fraser Claacha, wid. Alexander, h. 40 Av. A Fream William, sashmaker, h. 51 Downing Fraser Daniel, shoemaker, h. 110 E. Broadway Fream William W. inspector, h. 7 Sheriff Fraser Donald, c. h. h. 453 Fourth av. Freaman William (col’d), sweep, h. 529 Pearl Fraser Donald, stonecutter, h. 274 Tenth av. Frean William, c. n. h. Staten Isla/hd Fraser Duncan G. locksmith, 5 Clarke, h. 542 Broome Frear Alexander & Co. drygoods, 66 Nassau, h. 116 FRASER EDWARD A. lawyer, 308 Broome, h. 130 Waverley pL Orchard Frear James H. clerk, h. 286 Sixth Fraser Edw’d E. lawyer, 335 Broome, h. 130 Orchard Frear Simeon, carman, h. r. 88 Yandam Fraser James, boardingh. 104 Oliver Freas Joseph, shoemaker, h. 829 Sixth Fraser James, carman, h. 5 Jackson pi. Freeh Friedrich, tailor, h. r. 142 Forsyth Fraser James, hides, 38 Ferry, h. 20 W. 22d FRECH FREDERICK, restaurant, 9 Bowery, h. 9 Fraser James B. carman, h. 100 King Bowery Fraser James D. engineer, h. 50 Hubert Freeh Henry, segarmaker, h. r. 260 Gouverneur Fraser James W. teacher, h. 80 Fourth Freeh Jacob, baker, 86 Av. D, h. 86 Av. D Fraser James F. & Co. imps. 48 & 49 Pine, k. 23 Scher- Frecking Henry, carpenter, h. 310 Eighth merhom, Brooklyn Fredburgh Harriet, wid. William, h. 163 Essex Fraser John,cabinetmkr, 232 Sixth av. h. 118 Twelfth Fredemann Frederick W. jeweler, 279 Second Fraser John, carver, h. 42 Gouvemeur Fraser John, carman, h. 153 Goerck Freden Cornelius, showcase, 229 Bowery, h. 229 Bow­ ery Fraser John, drayman, h. W. 41st n. Ninth av. Fredenham Manuel, carman, h. 390 Madison Fraser John, grocer, 176 W. 17th, h. 176 W. 17th Fraser John, locksmith, 172£ Chambers, h. 72 Frederic William Charles, publisher, 238 William, h. 238 Thompson Fraser John, printer, 40 Ann, h. 161 Seventh av. Frederick Catherine, wid. William, h. W. 40th n. Se­ venth av. Fraser John, painter, h. 105 W. 19th Fraser John H. showcases, 468 Greenwich Frederick Charles, books, h, 238 William Fraser Joseph, upholsterer, 1091 Broadway, h. 1091 JBrederick Charles, musician, h. 157 Delancey Broadway Frederick Conrad, tailor, h. W. 51st n. Tenth av. Fraser Leslie, painter, h. 161 Seventh av. Frederick Henry, hatter, h. 526 Fourth Frederick Henry, whitewasher, h. 18 Av. A FRE 251 FRE Frederick Isaac W . baker, h. 117 Lewis Freeman George (cord), porter, h. r. 74 Thompson Frederick James, exchange, 44 Marion, h. 75 Watts Freeman George, steel, h. Third av. n. E. 41st Frederick John, milk, h. 89 Christopher Freeman George A. wines, 96 Wall, h. 217 Tenth Frederick John, seaman, h. 142 Cherry Freeman Hannah, dressmaker, h. 62 White Frederick John J. cabinetmkr. h. W . 41st n. Ninth ay. Freeman Harriet E. wid. Isaac R. h. r. 183 Laurens Frederick John, segf«s, h. W . 86th n. Seventh av. Freeman Henry O. shipbrkr. 56 South, li. 248 W. 23d Frederick Peter J. carpenter, h. 148 W. 8Sth Freeman Horatio, car wheel maker, 412 Broadway, h. Frederick Sebastian, shoemaker, h. r. 886 Sixth 135 E. 20th Frederick William, cabinetmaker, h. 148 Houston Freeman Isabella, wid. Robert, h. 91 E. 16th Frederick William H. steward, 9 Mulberry Freeman Isaac, pedler, h. r. 87 Mulberry Frederick William, segarmaker, Duane c. West, h. Freeman James, tailor, h. r. 25 Monroe Freeman James C. ironworks, 214 E. 14th, h. 172 64Vandam ^ , KOA Fredericks Frederick, dancing, 564 Broadway, h. ob4 First av. Freeman James F. baker, 80 Suffolk, h. 80 Suffolk Frederick^James, bookbinder, 29 Frankfort h. 28 Freeman James V. butter, 101 Front, h. 45 Dominick Freeman Jane (col’d), h. 80 Howard Fredericks Martha, wid. John H. boardingh. h. 75 Freeman John, boardingh. 40 Beach Freeman John, carmah, h. 123 W . 19th w atts Freeman John, coachman, h. 100 Barrow Fredericks & Russell, dancing, 564 Broadway Frederickson Charles W. cottonbroker, Post's build­ Freeman John, coal, 74 Wall, h. 40 Beach ings, h. Classon av. n. Fulton av. B rooklyn Freeman John (col’d), waiter, h. 85 W . 80th Fredinaij Valentine, grocer, 129 Willett, h. 129 W il­ Freeman John B. upholsterer, 62 University pi. h. 13 lett Union ct. ,* . t JL Freeman John G. com. mer. 13 & 15 Broad, h. Ra~ Free George, bootmaker, h. 18 Pell Free James, laborer, h. r. W . 86th n. Ninth av. * venswood, L. 1. Freebern Sholte, fruit, 15 & 22 Washington mkt. h. Freeman John W . fruit, 7 W . Washington m kt h. 183 Franklin w , 484 Hudson ®|l _ Freebern & Palmer, fruits, 15 & 22 W . Wash. mkt. Freeman Jonathan (col’d), laborer, h. r. 224 Delancey Freeborn Benjamin M. agriculturist, 188 Front, h. 197 Freeman Jos. bookkeeper, 57 Liberty, h. Hoboken Freeman Joseph, eating, 200 Washington mkt. Monroe -SS&sS Freeman Lavinia, h. 412 Madison Freeborn Charles (col’d), waiter, h. r. 85 Sullivan Freeborn Hagar, wid. Richard (col’d), washing, h. r. Freeman Lemuel N. h. 80 Morton 59 Thompson Freeman Lorrain, ironrailing, 70 W . 83d^h. 55 Twen­ Freeborn James F. chandlery, 254 South, h. 11 Mont­ ty-eighth gomery Freeman M E. pedler, h. 79 Norfolk Freeborn John Wr. clerk, 418 Broadway, h. West Freeman Maria, wid. Philip, h. 275 Third Farm s % Freeman Martha, supt. h. 142 Sixth av. Freeborn William A. & Co. shipchandlers, 254 South, Freeman Matthias* mer. 66 Broad h. 288 Madison Freeman Melancthon M. broker, 56 South, h. 248 W Freeborn W. A. & Co. brassfounders, 301 Front & 254 23d South Freeman Nathaniel, c. h. officer, h. 6 Abingdon pi. Freece Henry, bedsteads, 42 Mott Freeman Nathaniel P. mustard, 229 Tenth av. h. 830 Freed George W. painter, h. 7 Patchin pi. W . 24th Freed Richard, police, h. 102 St. Mark’s pi. Freeman Norman A. jeweler, 289 Broadway, h. Col- Freedenburgh Henry (col’d), seaman, h. 3 Macdougal lam ore Freedman Jacob, laborer, h. 199 Stanton Freeman Phineas, silks, 144 Broadway, h. 76 W . 23d Freedman Sol. fancygoods, 289 Grand, h. 289 Grand Freeman Pliny, actuary, 106 Broadway, h. R avens- Freel Charles, laborer, h. 518 Twelfth wood, L. 1 . Freel Francis, h. 267 Mulberry Freeman Robert, tailor, 241 Broadway, h. 90 W . 27th Freel John, pedler, h. 49 Orange „ Freeman Solomon, mer. 61 Front, h. Union, B'klyn FREEL JOHN, liquors, 103 Mulberry, h. 103 Mul­ Freeman William, butcher, h. 184 W . 48d berry Freeman Wm. (col'd), coachman, h. 28 Minetta la. Freel Thomas, carpenter, h. 60 Rutgers Freeman Williarfi, laborer, h. 69 Suffolk Freelan Rebecca J. h. 297 Second av. Freeman William, shipjoiner, h. 102 Orchard Freeland Aaron M. machinist, 87 Mangin, h. 53 Freeman William (col'd), seaman, h. r. 57 Thompson Mangin Freeman Wm. B. drugs, 50 Third av. h. 183 Laurens Freeland David, weaver, 887 W . 83d Freeman Wm. C. lawyer, 6 City hall pi. li. Harlem .Freeland Fanelia, tailoress, h. 140 W . 20th Freeman Wm. II. (col’d), seaman, h. i\ 71 Thompson #Freeland James, drygoods, 21 Park row, h. 98 Co­ Freeman William P. packer, h. 588 Washington lumbia, Brooklyn FREEMAN D. C. & CO. mers. 184 Front, h. 25 Freeland James O. baggagemaster, h. 482 Third av. Park pi. Freeland John, designer, h. W . 43d, n. Eleventh av. Freeman M. M. & Co. shipbrokers, 56 South Freeland John, drygoods, 21 Park row, h. 39 Twelfth Freeman S. & Co. grocers, 61 Front Freeland John, machinist, h. 274 Elizabeth Freeman & Bennett, jewelers, 289 Broadway Freeland John M. moulder, h. 60 Columbia . Freeman & Bright, silks, 113 Broadway Freeland Josephine, boardingh. 8 Clarke Freeman & Simpson, wines, 96 Wall Freeland Mary, dressmaker, h. 6 Bank Freer Garrett, stagedriver, li. 856 Seventh av. Freeland Nicholas P. shoemaker, h. r. 48 Vandam Freer Morgan, pier 38 n. r. h. E lleiw ille Freeland Richard, chairmaker, h. 127 Perry Freer Samuel A. clerk, 292 Houston, h. 88 Riving- Freeland William, chairgilder, h. Second Av. c. E. ton 82d Frees Jos. B. druggist, 179 Sixth av. h. 179 Sixth av. Freeland, Stuart & Co. drygoods, 21 Park row Freese Hermann, grocer, 241 William, h. 241 William Freely John, tailor, h. r. 10 Amity pi. Freeth Madaline, wid. Henry, 184 Spring Freeman Alexander A. mer. 113 Broadway, h. 91 Frei Louis, inst. maker, Elizabeth, h. 8 Hester Lexington av. Freiberger William, drugs, 61 Av. A, h. 61 Av. A FREEMAN ALFRED, physician, h. 48 E. 19th Freidlieb Charles, portemonnaies, 181 Fulton Freeman Alpheus, hats,' 90 Fulton, h. 15 St. Luke’s Freidman John, tailor, h. 234 Fifth pi. Freidy Martin, laborer, h. 609 Water Freeman Charles, tailor, h. 68 Sheriff Freie Henry, grocer, 113 W . 12th Freeman Charles C. pilot, 69 South , Freil Francis, plasterer, h. 126 W . 26th Freeman Charles E. jeweler h. 106 Perry Freimuth Andrew, shoemaker, h. 14 Dry dock Freeman Daniel, upholsterer, h. 13 Union court Freind Joseph, feathers, h. 142 Pitt Freeman David, tinsmith, h. 9 Bayard Freiot H. M. collars, 2 Dey, h. Lansingburg Freeman Elizabeth (col’d), housecleaner, h. 5 Clinton Freidrich Christian, boots, 126 Varick, h. 126 Varick court Freising Joseph, musician, h. 175 Elm • Freeman Erastus, builder, W . 15th c. Seventh av. h. Freland Elizabeth, seamstress, h. r. 116 Sheriff 9 Tenth Freley Alex, bootmaker, h. 15.Mulberry Freeman Ezel, conductor, h. 110 W . 18th Freligh Andrew, stoves, 84 Av. C, h. 242 Third Freeman Francis P. imp. 83 William, h. 6 Abing­ Freligh Isaac, watchman, h. 38 Eldridge don pL Freligh Martin, surgeon, 88 Prince, b 119^ Greene FRE 252 FRI Freligh Michael jr. bookkeeper, 88 Cortlandt, h. 211 Freure Marcus, carpenter, h- Spring Freusen Deuceuba, teacher, b. 204 K 83d Freligh William T. engineer, h. 679 Water Freutel Augustus, smith, 142 Grand, h. 502 Houston Frembech Peter, tailor, 8S First av. Freutice Jacob, shoemaker, h. 29th French----- , spicemiller, h. 824 Third Frew Lewis, seaman, h. 187 L. 22d French Bartholomew, laborer, h. 164 Anthony Frewd Jacob, tobacconist, h. 70 Grand Frewen Thomas, marblepolisher, h. 22 E. 15th French Benjamin F. printer, h. 186 Orchard Frewer Frances, wid. Richard, h. 72 Varick French Benj. F. storage, 27 West, h. 94 Clinton pL Frey Alexander, segars, 55o Pearl, h. 556 Pearl French Beniamin S. mason, h. 186 Orchard Frey Baruch, pedler, h. 128 Ridge French Catharine, wid. Arthur, h. 107 Clinton French Catharine, wid. E. h. 245 W. 25th Frey Charles, leather, 68 Carmine, h. 68 Carmin French Creighton B. mer. 67 Liberty, h. 220 W. 19th Frey Charles, painter, h. 72 Willett FRENCH DANIEL, coal mer. 22 Fourth, h. 1 War­ Frey Conrad, smith, 335 Third, h. 335 Third ren pi. Frey David, carpenter, h. 169 Fourth French Daniel S. segars, h. 126th Frey Francis, dyer, 70 Allen, h. 70 Allen French Edward, hatter, h. r. 161 Laurens Frey George W. clerk, h. 52 Oliver French Eli, books, 12 Astor pi. h. 26 Cottage pi. Frey Henry, lithographer, 75 Chatham, h. W’msbwgh French Ellen J. h. 828 E.,12th Frey Jacob L. toys, 62 John, and 132 Chatham, h. French Ensign, carman, 50 Houston Lancaster, Pa. French Francis, seaman, h. 107 Monroe Frey John, druggist, Bellevue hospital French Francis B. seacaptain, h. 2S9 Henry Frey Louis, smith, h. 10 Factory French George W. 474 Broadway, h. 8 Greene Frey M. bootfitter, h. 273 Houston French Henry, laborer, h. 218 E. 19th Fiey Martin, saloon, h. 245 Broome French Henry, locksmith, h. 86 Willett Frey William H. & Brother, imp. of ger. and french French Jacob G. barkeeper, h. 24 Pitt % toys, &c. 62 John, h. Jersey Oity French James, h. 93 W. 13th Freygang Gustavus, druggist, 287 Delancey, h. 287 French James, coachman, h. r. 237 Mulberry Delancey French James M. printer, h. r. 263 William Freyl Margaret, wid. John, liquors, h. Ninth av. n. 81st French James 302 B’dway, h. 802 B’dway Geery William, grocer, 190 Third av. h. 190 Th’d av. Gemme J. & J. watches, 802 Broadway Geery William, grocer, 719 Broadway & 142 Walker, uemmell John, weaver, h. 168 W . 16th h. Yorkmlle Gemmell William W . blacksmith, h. 157 W . 26th Geery William, laborer, h. 519 Ninth av. Gemon John, wines, 298 Broadway Geery I. & W. grocers, 719 Broadway & 142 Walker Gems Jacob, laborer, h. 163£ Suffolk Geffken Adolph, mer. 9 Old si. h. B rooklyn Gemunder George, violinmaker, 304 Broadway Geffroy Nicholas, jeweler, 10 Cortlandt, h. Jersey Oy. Genclead Conrad, tailor, 216 Av. A * Gegan John, waiter, h. r. 191 Mott Gendar Edward F. fruits, 24 Fulton, h. 1ST Sands. Gegan Miqhael, laborer, h. 7 Av. B B rooklyn ^ Gehirt Melger, brewer, h. 286 Third Gendar Thomas V. jeweler, 228 Greenwich, h 88 Gehlert Louis. boardingh. 16 Spring Union pi. Hoboken. Gehling Herman, tailor, h. 357 Rivington Gendar Wm. T. jewel. 228 Greenwich, h. 228 Green­ Gehling Leman, tailor, h. 859 Rivington wich Gehring Fredrick, butcher, 456 Eighth av. Gendar W . T. & T. V. jewelry, 228 Greenwich Gehring Michael, laborer, h. r. 78 Grand Gender John, butcher, h. r. 73 Norfolk Gehring Francis, boots, 156£ Barrow, h. 687 Wash. Gender John, tailor, h. 115 Chrystie Geib Charles, butcher, h. 122 Willett GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. 2 & 4 Geib George H. pianos, W . 85th n. Eighth av. & 825 Merchant’s exchange Broadway, h. 280 W . 31st Genet Edme J. lawyer, 65 Wall Geib Jacob, tailor, h. r. 48 Allen GENET EDMUND C. shipstores, 113 Chambers Geib Lewis, cutter, h. 210 Broome GENET GEORGE C. teas, 113 Chambers Geib William H. pianos, 499 B’dway, h. 499 B’dway Genet George C. lawyer, 65 Wall, h. 141 Eighth Geib & Jackson, pianos, 499 Broadway Genet Hen. W. lawyer, 29Wall, h. E. 51st n. Fourth av. Geidel Charles, tailor, 298 First av. h. 298 First av. Genet G. C. & E. J. lawyers, 65 Wall Geigel Catharine, wid. Franz, h. 147 Greenwich Genin Erastus, hats, 214 B’dway, h. 131 W . B’dway Geigenmuller Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 100 Attorney Genin John N. hatter, 214 & 513 Broadway, h. 197 Geiger Conrad, h. 81 Frankfort W. 15th J Geiger Francis, boots, 254 William Genin Sidney C. broker, 1 Hanover, h. 197 W . 15th Geiger George, blacksmith, h. 121J- Seventh av. GENIN & LOCKWOOD, brokers, 1 Hanover Geiger John, tailor, h. 626 Fourth Gennay Augustus, porterh. 149 Division Geiger John F. tailor, h. 214 Av. A Gennert Theo. optician, 10 N. William, h. 10N. Wm. Geiger John F. bootmaker, h. 249$ William Gennert & Holzke, opticians, 10 N. William Geiger John G. porterb. 9 f Albany, h. 9£ Albany Gensheimer Henry, locksmith, h. 183 Stanton Geiger Martin, grocer, 52 Bedford, h. 52 Bedford Gensler Jacob, stonecutter, h. 195 Av. B Geiger Michael, tailor, h. 144 Essex Gensler John, shoemaker, h. 49 Anthony Geil William, tailor, h. 206 Houston Genson Paulus, oils, h. 122 Cannon Geiler Johan, tailor, h. 61 Norfolk Gent John, segars, 280 First av. h. 280 First av. Geiler John B. deputy sheriff, 1102 B’way, h. 443 Gentil Louis, watchmaker, 849 Pearl, h. 245 Fifth Eighth av. Gentil Thomas, carpenter, h. 153 Ludlow Geilhard John, tailor, 25 Pell Gentle James, clerk, h. 196 W . 17th Gein Frederic, smith, h. 194 E. 26th Gentner Michael, carman, h. Tenth av. n. W . 46th Gein Frederic jr. watchman, h. 357 Second av. Gentum George, butcher, 477 Pearl Geirhart Valentine, carman, h. 194 Houston Genty James, carman, h. 133 E. 11th Geis Francis, baker, 236 Av. A. h. 286 Av. A Geoghan Farrel, laborer, h. 304 W . 33d Geis Jacob, stonecutter, h. r. 270 W. 28th Geoghegan John, liquors, 370 Ninth, h. 370 Ninth av. Geis John, baker, h. Eleventh av. n. W . 48th Geoghegan John, liquors, 102 W . 19th, h. 102 W . 19th Geis Nicholas, boots, 19 Stone, h. 19 Stone Geoghegan Thomas, thread, 85 Fourth, h. 85 Fourth Geiser William, butcher, h. r. 150 Third Geoghegan William, skinner, h. 104 Eldridge Geismar Jacob, lacegoods, 28 Liberty, h. 455 Grand Geohegan Thomas, plumber, 366 Third av. h. 95 E. Gejsmar & Klein, lacegoods, 23 Liberty 28th Geisse Herman C. imp. 11 Gold, h. Philadelphia Geooch Jacob, laborer, h. r. W . 47th n. Broadway Gejsse William & Sons, imp. 11 Gold Georg John, basketmaker, h. W . 49th n. Tenth av. Geissenhainer Frederick W . (Rev.), h. 76 E. 14th George Aquilla (col’d), seaman, h. 108 Seventh av. Geissenhainer F. W. jr. law. 161 B’dway, h. 76 E. 14th George Alexander, carman, h. 81 Bedford Geissinger Louis, boardingh. 121 Third av. George Bennedict, confectioner, h. 63 Bayard Geissler Henry intelligence, 51 G’wich, h. 51 G’wich George Charles, carman, h: 36 Gouvemeur Geissler Joseph, painter, h. 147 Av. A George Fordham (family of), h. 827 Cherry Geissler H. & Co. intelligence, 51 Greenwich George Fran, stables, 130 W. B’way, h. 130 W. B’way Geist William, leather, 85 Sixth av. h. 85 Sixth av. George Francis, bootmaker, h. r. W. 31st n. Ninth av. Geiszler George, tailor, h. 56 Av. B George Fred. S. barber, 281 Houston, h. 281 Houston Gekeller Ludwig, smith, h. r. 10 Clarkson George J. Pitfleld, salesman, 47 Maiden la. h. 49 Gelbart Jacob, tailor, h. r. 15 Anthony Barclay Gelder George, rigger, h. 3 Birmingham George James, mer. 144 Pearl, h. 30 Grove Gelenius Fritz, finisher, h. r. 228 Rivington George James W. agent, 313 Second av. h. 313 Second Gelfert John, carver, h. 56 Attorney av. Gelespie Eliza, widow, hattrimmer, h. 29 Eldridge George John, shoes, 144 Pearl, h. 30 Grove Gelfius Philip, butcher, h. 21 Lewis George Joseph, engineer, h. 36 Goerck Gelhaar Philip, drugs, 628 Eighth av. George Louis, cabinetmaker, h. r. 91 Delancey Gelien Henry, imp. 138 Pearl, h. 122 Degraw, BkVun George Martha, gen. store, 68 Jackson, h. 68 Jackson GELIEN BROTHERS, imp. 188 Pearl George Maurice, clerk, h. 88 Broome Gelin Peter, clerk, h. 57 Grove George Morris, clerk, 40 Bowerv Gelivan Richard, boardingh. 157 Cherry George Paul R. lawyer, 74 W aif h. 819 Rivington Gella John, locksmith, 374 Broome George Peter, cutler, h. r. 58 Av. C Gellan Agnes, wid. John, nurse, h. 186 Seventh av. George Robert M. stable, 180 W . B’dway, h. 154 W. Gellatly Peter N. collector, 167 B'dway, h. 31 Tenth Broadway Gellatly Wm. A. clerk, 106 John, b. 30 Butler, HkVyn George Robert W. (col’d), waiter, h. 16 Thomas Gelle Daniel, collector, 361 Houston George Theodore, bootmaker h. 466 Washington Gellegar James, tailor, h. 24 City hall pi. George Thomas L. copyist, 52 John Geiler Hyman, laborer, h. 225 Stanton George Thomas W. lawyer, h. 246 Canal Gellespie John E. marinesurveyor, 25 Pine,h. & Isl. George William, painter, h. 285 Sixth av. Gelletely John, laborer, h. 255 W . 26th George William, stonesetter, h. 808* First av. Gellibrand E. broker, 9 Old si. h. B rooklyn George William F. mer. 60 Pearl, h. 96 Macdougai Gellner Mary, h. 69 Factory George & Brother, boots, 144 Pearl Gellog George, stoves, 107 Eighth av. Georgeson John, boilermaker, h. 649 Hudson Gellogly Henry, carman, h. 308 W. 26th Georgi Jacob, carpenter, h. r. 47 Av. B Gelston Mably, h. 7 Leroy pi. Gequick Peter, framer, h. 194 Av. A Gelston Samuel, woollens, 134 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Geraghty Enos, police, h. 3 Benson Gemmel James, late watches, h. 802 Broadway Geraghty James, cooper, 43 Cortlandt & 85 Cedar, h. Gemmel Jas. jr. watches, 802 B’dway, h. 302 B’dway Yorkm lle GrER 264 GKES Geraghty James T. marbleyard, Second av. c. E. 20th Gerlach Conrad, boots,410 Third av. h.410 Third av. h. 167 E. 21st Gerlach Edward, cabinetmaker, h. 136 Attorney Geraghty John, porter, h. 104 Anthony Gerlach Herman, lithographer, 120 Water, h. Wil* Geraghty Michael, laborer, h. 1260 Broadway liamsburgh » Geraghty Michael, warehouseman, 29 Pine, h. 70 Gerlach Peter, boardingh. 157 Second Warren, B rooklyn Gerler Alexander, painter, h. 64 Greene Geraghty Patrick, grocery, 500 Pearl Germaine Jane E. goldcutter, h. 157 Franklin Geraghty Patrick, laborer, h. 272 Ay. A German Eliza, wid. Francis, h. 126 Av. C Geraghty Patrick, laborer, h. r. 109 Orange German Frank, laborer, h. r. 216 Fifth Geraghty, Patrick, painter, h. 852 Tenth German Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 149 Broome Geraghty Patrick, shoes, 61 Mulberry, h. 61 Mulberry German Philip, wheelwright, 180 Chrystie, b. 218 Geraghty William, laborer, h. 104 Anthony Bowery Gerald A. scales, 302 W. 13th, h. 207 W. 13th German Thomas, carpenter, h. 167 W. 22d Geran James S. sailmaker, h. 93 Fourth Germann Jacob, jeweler, 25 Av. A, h. 25 Av. A Gerandilo J. physician, h. 31 Bleecker Germany John, tailor, h. 163 Reade Gerard Charles, laborer, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Germany John, tailor, h. 35 Anthony Gerard George, cutter, h. r. 135 Reade Germer Ludolph, furniture, 13 Laight, h. 13 Laight Gerard George W. accountant, 54 Pine Germon Helen, wid. Francis, h. 270 Sixth av. Gerard Hester, wid. Stephen, h. 670 Greenwich Germond Charles W. clerk, h. 84 Jane Gerard Jas. W. lawyer, 27 Wall, h. 17 Gramercy park Germond George C. clothier, 82 Nassau, h. William* Gerard Jas. W. jr. lawyer, 27 Wall, h. 17 Gramercy pk. burgh Gerard Mary, wid. William, h. 14 Bethune Germond Isaac, carriagemaker, h. 146 E. 21st Gerard Mitchel, boardingh. 20 Jay Germond Levi, plumber, h. 139 Lewis Gerard Robert J. com. mer. 46 Front, h. 56 State, Germond William, brass, h. 32 Goerck Brooklyn Germond Willington, carpenter, 356 & 358 Madison, Gerard Wiliiam, auctioneer, 106 Wall, h. 47 E. 20th h. 368 Madison Gerard & Betts, auctioneers, 106 Wall Germond & Bradford, clothiers, 82 Nassau Geraty Ann, wid. John, h. 360 Second av. Gernan John, laborer, h. 47 Mott Geraty James, carpenter, h. 28 Ludlow Gernant Jacob, cutter, h. 11 Delancey Geraty James, builder, E. 32d n. Third av. h. E. 53d Gerndt Charles, tailor, h. 241 Rivington Geraty James, carman, h. 50 Sheriff Gernenet George, whitewashing, h. r. 83 Sheriff Geraty Michael, laborer, h. r. 35 Monroe Gerock Charles, butcher, 101 Fourth Geraty Thomas H. liquors, 175 Hester, h. 161 Mott Geroke Christopher, carriagemaker, h. 200 Hester Gerau Francis, physician, 497 Broome Gerow Albert, varnisher, h. 129 Willett Gerau Geo. W. sailmkr, 88 South, h. 10 Cumberland, Gerow Asahel H. building material, W. 43d n. Elev­ Brooklyn enth av. h. W. 45th n. Ninth av. Gerbardt Lenhart, capmaker, 118 Broadway Gerow Hiram, boilermaker, h. 239 W. 29th Gerber Charles, bootcrimper, 47$ Frankfort Gerow Hiram C. machinist, h. 95 Rivington Gerber George, rigger, h. 268 Monroe Gerow James P. blacksmith, h. 372 Tenth Gerber John B. liquors, h. 139 Pitt Gerow John, carpenter, h. 291$ Sixth Gerber Leopold, tailor, 59 Av. A, h. 59 Av. A Gerow Samuel C. lawyer, 27 Beekman Gerbert James, physician, h. 32 Morton Gerraghty Joseph, smith, b. 144 E. 21st Gerbler Henry, capmaker, h. 161 Lewis Gerrah John, policeman, h. 24 Willett Gercken Charles, bookkeeper, 133 William Gerrard George L. laces, 58 Broadway Gercken Cordt, grocer, 540 Broome, h. 540 Broome Gerratty Margaret, candies, h. 139 E. 11th Gercken Carl, grocer, 26 Av. A, h. 26 Av. A Gerreghty James, marble, E. 20th c. Second av. b. Gercken Henry, grocer, 48 Crosby, h. 43 Crosby 167 E. 21st Gerdes John F. grocer, 162$ Orchard, h. 72 Grand Gerrel Jonas, mason, h. 276 W. 18th Gerdes Martin, flour, 299 Wash’ton, h. 369 Wash’ton Gerrhman Joseph, grocer, 6 Jackson, h. 6 Jackson Gerding Henry, tailor, h. 48 Laurens Gerriek George, shoemaker, h. 132 Attorney Gerding Henry, grocer, 2 Forsyth, h. 2 Forsyth Gerring Albert A. sailmaker, h. 35 Clarkson GERDING CHARLES & POTTHOFF, imps, of Gerring Lois, wid. William, h. 35 Clarkson ihncygoods, 69 Liberty, h. W. 11th n. Broadway Gerring William, h; 11 Commerce GERDING LOUIS, boardingh. 463 Ninth av. Gerrish Joseph, seaman, h. 83 Monroe Gerds Otto B. grocer, 239 Stanton, h. 105 Willett Gerrits Solomon, watchmaker. 37 Centre, h. 221N. Gerdy Peter A. findings, 66$ Yesey, h. 66$ Yesey William Gere Edward W. agent, 6 Platt, h. Brooklyn Gerrity Michael, carman, h. 132$ W. 33d Gerecke Frederick, h. 159 Ludlow Gerrodet Edward, carpenter, h. 164 Forsyth Gerendelo R. physician, 31 Jlleecker, h. E. 22d c. Gerrodette Joseph, gilder, h. 133 Allen Fourth av. Gerry Hannah G. wid. Thomas R. h. 890 Broadway Gerety Laurence, hostler, h. 312 W. 33d Gerry Robert, hatpresser, h. 75 Spring Gerety Michael, stonecutter, h. 147 First av. Gerry Thomas A. sailmaker, 27 South, h. Williams- Geretys Francis, cotton, 74 Pearl, h. Brooklyn burgh Gerhad Lohaus, cabinetmaker, r. 69 Charlton, h. 119 Gershel Henry, h. 43 Sullivan Variek Gershom R. Smith, grocer, 191 West, h. Hoboken Gerhard Joseph, cutter, h. 126 W. 30th Gersiek John G. morocco cases, 127 Fulton Gerhard William, optician, 555 Pearl Gerson Julius, silks, 96 Liberty, h. 85 White Gerhkenn John, carpenter, h. 325 Third Gerson Thomas E. clerk, h. 581 Broome Gerhauzer John A. butcher, 23 Washington m kt h. Gerst William, shoes, 102 Lewis, h. 102 Lewis 177 Second Gerstenberg Gottlieb, buttons, h. 162 Av. A Gerin John, umbrellas, h. 5 Hamilton Gerstenberg Otto, segars, 22 Nassau, h. 3 Newark, Gerity James, laborer, h. 32 Stone Hoboken Gerity John, mason, h. 391 Twelfth Gerstenecker John, musician, h. 9 Columbia pL Gerkan Herman, grocer, 94 Prince, h. 94 Prince Gerstenschleim Michael, stonecutter, h. 94 W. 82d Gcrke Frederick, bandboxes, h. 15$ Frankfort Gerstle Henry & Co. imps. 39 Beaver, h. 58 Yarick Gerke Frederick, grocer, 7 Trinity pi. h. 3 Carlisle Gerstle Joseph, drygoods, 215 Stanton, h. 215 Stanton Gerken Carl <&Co. grocers, 53 Allen Gertire Augustus, constable, h. 325 Spring Gerken John, bl’ksmith, 840 First av. h. 214 E. 20th Gertner Peter, shoes, h. 134 Delancey Gerken Henry, grocer, 898 Third av. h. 398 Third av. Gervaize Edward, butcher, Broadway c. E. 21st, b. Gerken H. grocer, 109 Prince, h. 109 Prince 847 Sixth av. Gerken Harmann, grocer, 112 Walker Gervaize Francis A. carman, h. r. 125 W. 28th Gerken Herman, grocer, 161 Church, h. 161 Church Gery John, tailor, 182 Elizabeth, h. 182 Elizabeth Gerken John, carman, 671 Fourth Gery Patrick, pedler, h. 43 Oliver Gerken John, porterhouse, 114 Centre, h. 114 Centre Gery Richard, police, h. 212 Clinton Gerker Henry, glue, 47 Yesey, h. Philadelphia Gescheidt Anthony, physician, h. 44 Clinton pi Gerker & Beehler, glue, 47 Yesey Gescheidt M. architect, 11 Wall, h. WiUiarMbv/fQh Gerkin Claus, grocer, 84 King & Sixth av. c. Minetta, Gesler James, machinist, h. 145 Av. C h. Sixth av. c. Minetta Gesner Isaac, chairmaker, h. 101 Norfolk Gerkin William, pianomaker, W. 87th n. Eighth av. Gesner Marcus, stationer, h. 522 Hudson Gerlach Adam, cabinetmak. h. E. 46th n. Second av. Gessier William, findings, 369 Houston G IB 265 GIB Gessley Samuel, late exhibitor, h. 329 Tenth ^T?kbs j r* painter, 36 Maiden la. h. 6 Dover Gessner William, tinsmith, 160 Third, h. 160 Third Gibbs Joshua, com. mer. 164 Front, h. 147 Hicks. Gestner Susan, wid. Wm. washing, h. 706 Greenwich B rooklyn Geswin Martin, oil, h. Ninth av. n. W. 50th Gibbs Laura W. h. 261 Greene Geszmann Jacob, shoemaker, h. 153 W. 85th Gibbs Montgomery, lawyer, 140 Broadway Getcs John, agent, h. 90 Greenwich Gibbs William S. drygoods, 298 Second, h. 298 Second Gethan Thomas, tailor, h. r. 58 Yandam Gibbs Wolcott, prof, free acad. h. 261 Greene H Gethe Henry, tailor, h. 131 Pitt Gibbs W . S. & Co. drygoods, 298 Second Gethercole James, gardener, h. 150 Broome Gibbs & Co. com. mers. 164 Front Getley Thomas, carpenter, h. 835 E. 12th Gibe John, tailor, h. 177 Av. B Gettess Ann (col’d), wid. James, cook, h. 8 Jersey Gibel Charles, goldsmith, h. 9 Av. A Gettey William J. drygoods, 41 Third av. k. 41 Gibeler Lewis, laborer, h. r. 85 She iff Third av. Gibert Frederick E. h. 35 Union pi.. * Gettinger Anton, baker, 315 Av. A Gibert James T. physician, h. 35 Union pi. Gettings Patrick, tailor, h. r. 61 Marion Gibert Louis, artist, 483 Broadway Getts William H. painter, h. 61 Yandam Gibert Louis, daguerreotype, 477 B’way, h. 33 G’wich Getty Elizabeth, wid. John, boardingh. 88 Chrystie Gibhard Sebastian, teacher, h. 54 Chrystie Getty Robert P. inspector provisions, 861 West, 357 Gibhardt William, shoemaker, h. r. 53 Anthony Greenwich &JL00 Morton, h. Yonkers Giblen Patrick, laborer, h. W . 46th n. Eighth av. Getty Ruth A. dressmaker, h. 221W . 24th Giblin Catharine, dressmaker, h. 50 W . 15th Geudenberger Frederick, tailor, h. W . 43d n. Elev­ Giblin Henry S. grocer, 185 Crosby, h. 135 Crosby enth av. Giblin Mary, wid. John, seamstress, h. r. W . 19th Geviran Dennis, carpenter, h. r. 154 E. 25th Giblin Michael, carman, h. 222 Elizabeth Geye Henry, shoemaker, h. 827 Third Giblin Patrick, baker, 113 Anthony, h. 118 Anthony Geyer Jacob, porterh. 307 Houston, h. 307 Houston Giblin Patrick, laborer, h. 211 Mott Geyer John, bookbinder, h. r. 109 Eldridge Giblin Thomas, hostler, h. 7 Jersey Geyer Nicholas, tailor, h. r. 109 Eldridge Giblin Timothy, mason, h. E. 37tb n. Third av. Geynor James, mason, h. 207 Ninth av. Giblin & Edwards, grocers, 135 Crosby Gezak John, tailor, h. r. 82 Willett Gibney Catharine, millinery, 29£ Division Gezee Augustus C. silversmith, h. 49 Norfolk Gibney Francis, glassstainer, h. 302 Mott Gezley Albert, books, h. 96 Cannon Gibney Hugh, boots, 147$ Rector, h. 79 Forsyth Gherardi Alexander, dancing, h. 811 Broadway Gibney James, laborer, h. I l l E. 25th Gherarian Michael, laborer, h. 180 W . 25th Gibney James, moulder, h. 290 Sixth Gherman Charles, tobacco, 98 Water Gibney John, laborer, h. E. 33d n. First av. Ghio Anthony D. wine, 4 Macdougal, h. 4 Macdougal Gibney John, laborer, h. r. 55 W illett Ghode Henry, grocer, 22 Bedford, h. 22 Bedford Gibney John, presser, h. r. 176 Laurens Gialaen Francis, tailor, h. 56 Av. B Gibney Jno. & Co. provis’ns, 175 West, h. Wh. P lains Giamboney Alonzo, painter, h. 24 Scammell Gibney Luke, laborer, h. E. 41st c. Lexington av. Giannini Joseph & Co. marble, 86 E. 19th Gibney Michael, silversmith, 8 Reade, h. Hobokm Giannini Joshua, glazier, h. r. 146 Elm Gibney Owen, laborer, h. r. E. 88th n. Third av. Giannini Peter, glazier, h. r. 146 Elm Gibney Patrick, laborer, h. 215 E. 13th Gibb Alexander, bakery, 75 Yarick, h. 75 Yarick Gibney Patrick, laborer, h. 168 E. 16th Gibb Daniel O. bookkeeper, h. 39 W. Washington pL Gibney Patrick, laborer, h. 131 E. 11th Gibb George, tailor, h. r. 147 Orange Gibney Patrick, tailor, h. 245 Canal Gibb James, bookkeeper, h. 98 Hamersley Gibney Patrick, milk, 145 E. Uth, h. 145 E. 11th Gibben8 Patrick, carman, h. r. 25 Twelfth Gibney Patrick, grocer, 278 E. 13th, h. 278 E. 13th Gibbens Robt. boots, 331 Eighth av. h. 331 Eighth av. Gibney Peter, carpenter, 20 Chrystie, h. 147J Chrystie Gibber Joseph, tobacconist, h. 15 Anthony Gibney Peter, bricklayer, h. r. 98 W. 19th Gibberd Andrew (col’d), laborer, h. r. 58 Leonard Gibney Thomas, carman, h. 105 E. 11th Gibbes Robert M. h. 110 Fifth av. Gibney Thomas, laborer, h. 22 Moms Gibbes Thomas S. 112 Fifth av. Gibney William S. clerk, h. 32 Hudson Gibbins Charles, weaver, h. 170 W . 20th Gibson Adam H. harness, W . 39th n. Broadway, h. Gibbins Peter, stagedriver, h. 201 W . 26th Morrisamia Gibbins Susannah, wid. Thomas, laundress, h. 104 Gibson Agnes, teacher, h. 3 Union sq. •Oliver Gibson Alexander, bookagent, h. 16 Marion Gibbins William, carpenter, h. 4S8 Third av. Gibson Christopher, laborer, W . 36th n. Tenth av. Gibbons Charles, grocer, h. 114 W. 19th Gibson David, safemaker, h. 14 Hammond Gibbons Charles, leather, 72 Gold, h. 114 W. 28th Gibson Ebenezer, mer. 143 Front, h. 4 Albibn pi. Gibbons Edward, laborer, h. r. 729 Washington Gibson Edmund, u. s. stores, 63 Water, h. B rooklyn Gibbons George, broker, 69 South, h. 56 Scammel Gibson Edmund T. H. com. mer. 35 Pearl, h. 197 Gibbons George, laborer, h. r. 83 W. 19th Henry, B rooklyn Gibbons George W. clerk, h. 40 Rivington Gibson George, cooper, h. r. 238 Rivington Gibbons James S. cash, ocean bank, Greenwich cor.- Gibson George, carman, h. 309 Madison Fulton, h. 19 Lamartine pi. Gibson George W . clerk, h. 77$ Broome Gibbons John, importer, 29 Cedar, h. I l l W . 20th Gibson Henry, lumber, 534 West, h. 58 Gansevoort Gibbons John, clothier, 418 West, h. 418 West Gibson Henry, rigger, h. 577 Grand Gibbons Robert, shoemaker, Eighth av. c. W . 27th Gibson Hugh, fish, h. 482 Third av. Gibbons Samuel, machinist, h. 805 W. 25th Gibson Hugh, limeburner, h. 573 Eighth av. Gibbons T. Scanlon, agent, 405 Greenwich GIBSON ISAAC, sec. 2 William, h. 28th c. Fifth av. Gibbons Thomas, baker, h. 91 E. 11th Gibson Jas. hairdresser, 80 Bleecker, h. 80 Bleecker Gibbons Thomas, rigger, h. 404 Madison Gibson James, tailor, h. 31 Frankfort Gibbons Thomas, books, 219 W. 25th, h. 219 W . 25th Gibson James, painter, h. 187 W. 25th Gibbons Thomas, coachman, h. 333 E. 12th Gibson James, imp. 74 William, h. B rooklyn Gibbs Aaron S. boardingh. 114 Leonard Gibson James, baker, 180 Spring, h. 180 Spring Gibbs Alfred P. bootfitter, h. 127 Barrow Gibson James, laborer, h. r. 86 Great Jones Gibbs Calvin, com. mer. 164 Front, h. 40 Yesey Gibson James, baker, 187 Church, h. 187 Church Gibbs Cornelius Y. S. & Co. mers. 65 Broad, h. 42 Gibson James, corkcutter, h. 378 Bleecker Remsen, B rooklyn Gibson Jas. R. /Ym mfir. 59 PearL h. 28 Scnermerhnm Godfrey George, polisher, h. 854 Sixth Godfrey Henry B. W. carpenter, h. 181 Prince Goff Deuel jr. com. mer. 59 Pearl, h. 28 Schenner- Godfrey J. wid. Robert, ladies’ furnishing, 14 Leroy horn, Brooklyn p i h. 14 Leroy pi. Goff John, carman, h. 160 W . 30th Godfrey John, liquors, 54 Tompkins, h. 54 Tompkins Goff John, laborer, h. 173 W. 19th Godfrey John T. lawyer, 246 Av. A, h. 246 Av. A Goff Patrick, laborer, h. 64 Goerck Godfrey Jonathan, mer. 74 South, h. Connecticut Goff Richard N. com. mer. 37 Front, h. U. S. hotel Godfrey Joseph, findings, 299 Pearl, h. Maspeth, L. I Goff Rob. H. lumber, 7 Broad, h. W. 34th n. Ninth av. Godfrey Joseph (col’d), laborer, h. 8 Hester Goff Selden, clerk, 59 Pearl, h. 28 Schermerhomj Godfrey Kemp, upholst. 296 Bleecker, h. 46 Carmine Brooklyn Godfrey Nathan, captain, h. 117 Broome Goff William, clerk, 57 Walker, h. 56 Hamersley Godfrey Squire N. hotel, 215 Bowery, h. 227 E. 21st Goffe Elizabeth, wid. Timy. millinery, 379 Bleecker Godfrey Thos. armorer, 61 Elizabeth, h. 216 Delancey Goffin Francis C. locksmith, h. 293 Rivington Godfrey William, marblepolisher, h. 227 E. 21st Goffinet James, liquors, h. 52 Grand Godfrey William F. collector, 11 City hall, h. 15 Com­ Goffney Ann A. wid. Owen, grocery, 124 Houston merce h. 124 Sheriff Godine Francis, oils, 12 & 14 James si. h. 109 Ludlow Gogan Agnes, wid. James H. h. 123 Ludlow Godkins John, driver, h. r. W. 39th n. Seventh av. Gogan James H. segarmaker, h. 123 Ludlow Godley Jonathan L. clerk, h. 540 Greenwich Gogan John, mason, h. W. 39th n. Tenth av Godone Gaspar, mus. instrum. 773 Broadway, h. 773 Gogerty Patrick, laborer, h. 207 Av. C Broadway Goggan William, pedler, h. r. 90 Crosby Godsoe Benjamin T. machinist, 461 Third av. Goggin David, stovemanuf. 61 Centre, h. 61 Centre Godwin Daniel C. carriagemker, 102 Crosby, & E. 32d Goggin John, policeman, h. 84 E. 28th n. Tenth av. h. 112 Elizabeth Goggin John, laborer, h. r. 13 Rose Godwin Daniel, printer, 1 Spruce, h. Bedlord av. Goggin Michael, crockery, 117 W . Broadway Brooklyn Goggin Patrick, laborer, h. 178 Monroe Godwin Hannah, 88 Frankfort Goggin Thomas, tinware, 56 W. Broadway, h. 56 W. Godwin Henry C. cust. h. h. Paterson, N. J. Broadway Godwin Jos. H. carriages, 114 Elizabeth, h. 41E. 33d Gohde Cord, grocer, 49 Carmine, h. 49 Carmine Godwin Michael, jeweler, 26 Elm, h. 39 Monroe Gohde Frederick, 179 Division, h. 49 Carmine Godwin Parke, editor, .53 Liberty, h. 53 Lexington av. Gohde Frederick, grocer, 32 Ridge, h. 32 Ridge ‘ Godwin Thomas, plumber, 3 E. 13th, h. 3 E. 13th Gohl Jacob, carman, h. 40 Chrystie Godwin & Co. stables, 70£ Prince Goiesz Henry M. shoemaker, 48 Hamilton, h. 48 Godwin & Humphreys, carriagemakers, 102 Crosby Hamilton Goeb John C. teacher, h. 98 W. 31st Goin John W. notary, 39 Burling si. h. 155 Dnffield, Goeb Lewis, sailor, h. 25 Av. A B rooklyn Goebbels Peter, liquors, 77 Duane Going Charles H. mer. 146 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Goebel Anton, cabinetmkr. 48 Ludlow, h. 48 Ludlow Golaberg Samuel, pedler, h. 63 Lewis Goebel Conrad, cabinetmker, 65 Av. B & 190 Av. A, Golan Peter, seaman, h. 12 West h. 234 Fifth Gold Abel, mer.*h. 74 Eldridge %Goebel George H. grocer, 816 Stanton, h. 316 Stanton Gold James, sailmaker, h. 107 Delancey Goebel Henry, watches, 271£ Monroe, h. 271£ Monroe Gold James Y. porterhouse, 88 W. Broadway Goebel Hermann, watches,114 Essex, h. 116 Essex Gold John, goldbeater, h. 243 Rivington Goebel Philip, porter, h. r. 178 Second Gold Mark, smith, h. 245 W . 43d Goedcke William, shoemaker, h. 584 Water Gold Thomas* watchdialmaker, 73 Gold, h. 73 Gold Goedel Charles, clerk, 79 Cedar, h. 79 State, Brookl/yn Gold & Horrigan, porterhouse, 88 W. Broadway GOEDEL J. imp. 79 Cedar, h. 86 Clinton, Brooklyn Goldammer Susanah, wid. Jacob, h. 22 Thomas Goehner Louis, tailor, h. r. 72 Norfolk Goldbacher Max, optic, 74 Bowery, h. r. 74 Bowery Goehner Sebastian, watch dials, 47 Dey, h. U. Jersey Goldberg Isaac, butcher, 15 Rector, h. 15 Rector Goehringer William, saddler, 151 Christopher Goldberry Samuel, segars, h. r. 201 Houston Goelet Peter, h. 890 Broadway Goldburg Israel, pedler, h. 148 Cherry Goelet Robert, h. 857 Broadway Goldchmidt Marg. wid. Elias, teacher, h. 178 Church Goeller George, musician, h. 130 Forsyth Golden Alanson D. late frames, h. 102 Hester Goeller Herman, carpenter, h. W. 38th n. Ninth av. Golden Bernard, laborer, h. r. 514- Franklin Goeller M. J. bakery, 357 Broome, h. 357 Broome Golden Berhard, boilermaker, h. r. 73 Cannon Goemter Joseph, laborer, h. r. 92 Essex Golden Bryan, laborer, fi. 114 Orange Goerck Theodore, cabinetmaker, h. 205 E. 26th Golden Catharine, wid. John, h. 148 W. 17th Goerdner John, shoemaker, h. 285 Ninth Golden Charles, carpenter, h. 351 First av. Goerg John, leather, 29 Spruce, h. 26 Reade Golden Charles, porterhouse, 121 Mott, h. 121 Mott Goerig Fritz, wines, h. 159 Chrystie Golden Chas. B. tailor, 401 Sixth av. h. 401 Sixth av. Goerke Rudolf, turner, h. 16 Doyer Golden Daniel, charcoal, W. 40th n. Tenth av. Goerke William, jeweler, h. 327 Tenth Golden Ellen, wid. Thomas, laundress, h. 260 W. Goerke William, shoemaker, h. r. 105 Eldridge 28th Goesser Theophilus, turner, h. 31 Bridge Golden Ephraim, cooper, 103 Goerck Goqtc Jacob, bonnetpresser, h. 10 Av. A Golden Henry N. carman, h. 94 W. 35th' Goetchius Stephen, carpenter, h. 372 Bleecker Golden Isaiah, cooper, 340 Sixth, h 221 First Goetchius Wm. L. carpenter, Eighth av. n. 36th, h. Golden James, laborer, h. 398 Seventh av. 73 W. 27th Golden James, tailor, r. 19 Beekman, h. 48 First Goetel August, banker, 34 New, h. Germany Golden James, weaver, r. 242 Sixth av. Goetezel Mathias, brushmakor, 824 Seventh av. Golden James, boots, 88 Centre, h. 88 Centre Goette Barnard, shoemaker, 1| Macdougal. h 14 Golden Joseph, carpenter, h. E. 32d c. First av. Macdougal Golden John, milk, h. r. 289 W. 33d Goettelman George P. baker, h. 122 W. 31st Golden Mary, wid. Thomas, h. 161 E. 24th Goetz Adam, tailor, h. 177 Av. B Goetz Adam, tailor, h. r. 188 Second Golden Michael, boots, h. 239 Mulberry Goetz Charles, gilder, h. 62 Reade Golden Michael, laborer, h. 314. W. 30th Golden Michael, tailor, h. r. 68 Ridge Goetz Christopher, toys, 18 Division, h. 18 Divison Golden Patrick, cottonsampler, h. r. 182 Mulberry Goetz Hasper, tailor, h. r. 260 Stanton Goetz J. tailor, h. 125 Fourth av. Golden Patrick, contractor, h. 178 Laurens Golden Patrick, fish, 482 Third av. Goetze Bernhard, boots, 10£ Thomas, h. 10£ Thomas Golden Patrick, sawfiler, h. §9 E. 29th Goetze Frederick, rectifier, 29 James, h. 29 James Golden Peter, barber, 16 Chambers, h. 16 Chamber Goetze Frederic A. tobacconist, 77 Av. C, h. 77 Av. C Golden Peter, laborer, h. 95 W. 32d Goetze William, tailor, h. 96 Essex Golden Peter J. tailor, h. 122 E. 20th Goetze N. Moore Green John (col’d), oils, h. r. 109 Reade w Green Andrew H. lawyer, 43 Wall, h. 1 Fifth av. GREEN JOHN, builder, 115 Walker, h. 115 Walker Green-Anne, wid. John, h. 321 Stanton Green John, clerk, h. 156 Canal Green John, lumber, 382 West, h. 803 Greenwich Green Anne, wid. Robert, h. 326 Ninth Green Anson, hatter, 145 Chatham, h. 404 Fourth Green John, furniture, h. 75 Division Green Anson, marketman, h. 7 Leroy , . Green John, liquors, h. 159 Anthony GREEN ASHBEL, lawyer, N. Jersey commissioner, Green John, locksmith, h. 71 Perry 11 Nassau, h. 795 Broadway Green John, smith, h. r. 12 Clarkson Green John, upholsterer, 29 Third av. h. 29 Third av. Green Barney, laborer, h. 261 W . 29th Green Bartholomew, grocer, 204 Seventh, h. 2U4 Green John C. locksmith, 148 Centre, h. 148 Centre Green John C. mer. 72 South, h. 10 Washington sq. Seventh GREEN JOHN HENRY, mer. 13 Stone, h. 6 Bed- Green Bridget, tailoress, h. 145 Broome Green Camilla, wid. George, h. 13 Fourth av. ’ ford pi. B rooklyn Green Caroline, wid. Edward, h. 124 Attorney Green John J. physician, 171 Third av. h. B rooklyn Green Caroline, dressmaker, h. 683 Broadway Green John J. shoemaker, h. r. 126 Hammond Green Catharine, wid. George, liquors, 42 Jackson Green John W . salesman, h. 5 Minetta Green Catharine, wid. Michael, washerwoman, h. 77 Green Joseph, carman, 291 Tenth Green Joseph, varnisher, h. 37 Goerck Green Catharine, wid. Patrick, nurse, h. 22 Twelfth Green Joseph, laborer, h. W . 46th _ ,, Green Charles (col’d), laborer, h. r. 44 Laurens Green Joseph F. clerk, 48 Maiden la. h. 33 Cottage Green Charles A carman, h. 233 Seventh row, B rooklyn _ Green Daniel M. fish, 35 & 87 Washington mkt. h. 77 Green L. F. exchange, 843 Hudson, h. 61 Yandam Barclay Green Lawrence, smith, h. r. 80 St Mark s pi. Green Daniel, carman, h. 213 Broome Green Lawrence, laborer, h. E. 42d n. Lexington av. Green David (cord), copyist, h. 140 Chrystie Green Lawrence W . blockmaker, 667 Water Green David, physician, h. 165 Hudson Green Leander, carpenter, h. 29 Madison Green David C. mer. 77 John, h. 375 Atlantic, Green Lucy M. school, 1 Fifth av. h. 1 Fifth av. Brooklyn Green Margaret F. wid. Elliott, h. 23 Allen Green Dennis, tailor, h. 146 Amos Green Mark E. painter, h. 236 Sullivan Green Dewitt C. carman, h. 103 W . 24th Green Martin, plasterer, E. 41st n. Third ay. Green Edward, artist, 806 Broadway, h. 184 E. 12th Green Mary, wid. Sutton, tailoress, h. 170 Attorney Green Edward, coachman, h. r. 13 Sullivan Green Mathew, weaver, h. W . 44th n. Tenth av. Green Edw. laborer, h. r. 41st b. Third & Fourth av. Green Matt. D. hotel, 427 Fourth av. and stages, E. Green Edward, lumber, 521 West, h. W . 86th, n. 32d, h. 427 Fourth av. _ Tenth av. w GREEN M ATILDA C. agency, 606 Broadway, h. 606 Green Edward C. calker, 682 Water, h. 682 Water Broadway Green Edward F. baker, 42 Broome, h. 42 Broome Green Maximilian, imp. h. 606 Sixth av. Green Edward M. books, h. 482 Ninth av. Green Michael, laborer, h. 356 Water Green Ellen, h. 161 E. 11th Green Michael, machinist, h. 77-J- Roosevelt Green Ellen, vestmaker, h. E. 41st c. Third av. Green Michl. J. messeng. 402 Hudson, h. 150 W . 29th Green Elias M. clothing, 12 Yesey & 6 Barclay Green Moses, engineer, h. 495 Third av. Green Ellis B. carpenter, 142 Mulberry Green Nathaniel H. shoemaker, h. 8 Columbia pi. Green Eliza, wid. Jesse, h. 241 Sixth av. Green Oliver (col’d), seaman, h. r. 65 Sullivan Green Eliza A. boardingh. 16 Allen Green Oliver, collector, h. 29 Lewis Green Elizabeth, wid. Amos, h. 61 Yandam Green Owen, liquors, 149 E. 11th Green Ezekiel (col’d), laborer, h. r. 80o Second Green Patrick, blacksmith, h. E. 18th n. Av. A Green Francis, laborer, h. 74 E. 24th Green Patrick, chandler, h. 337 E. 12th Green Garrett & Edward, lumber, 521 West, h. Green Patrick, farrier, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Elizabethtown, N. J. Green Patrick, laborer, h. E. 87th n. Third av. Green George, carpenter, E. 34th n. Second av. h. Green Patrick, liquors, 167 W . 38d, h. 167 W . 38d Third av. n. 87th Green Patrick, soap, h. 147 W . 15th Green George (col’d), coachman, h. 44 Leonard Green Patrick, stonecutter, h. 108 Troy Green George, clothier, 80 Orange, h. 80 Orange Green Perry (col’d), carpetshaker, h. 133 W . 15th Green George, daguerreian, 270 Grand, h. 270 Grand Green Peter (col’d), waiter, h, r. 59 Thompson Green George, machinist, h. 292 Monroe Green Peter, late cooper, hi. 821 Ninth Green George, policeman, h. 29 Madison Green Peter C. carpenter, h. 68 Essex Green George, tailor, h. r. 6 Rector Green Phebe, wid. Joseph, h. Ninth av. n. W . 36th Green George F. bookbinder, h. 68 Essex Green Rich, (col’d), hairdr. 84 Anthony, h. 129 Greene Green George H. (col’d), teacher, r. 256 Second, h. 336 Green Richard, furnishingstore, 130 Canal, b. loo Third Hudson Green Geo. T. furnishing, 1 Astor h. h. Hoboken Green Richard, rigger, h. 42 Henry Green George W . publisher, 12 Ann, h. 115 S. Eighth, Green Richard S. imp. 57 John, h. 138 E. 18th Williamsburyh Green Richard S. agent, 20 Pine Green Griffin, broker, 157i Bowery, and postoffice Green Robert, shipwright, h. 183 Cherry Green Hallet (col’d), porter, h. 86 Sullivan Green Robert, tailor, h. 80 Hamilton Green Hannibal H. typefdr. 128 Fulton, h. 55 White Green Robert H. gardener, h. 200 Brocune ^ T Green Henry, carpenter, h. 255 Hudson Green Roswell, secretary, 12 Wall, h. M or town N. J. Green Henry, mills, 97 Cliff & 109 South Green Samuel, baker, 81 Roosevelt GRE 282 GRE r W illia m , plasterer, 131 E. 23d. h. 131 E. 23d GREEN SAMUEL W. printer, 10 Spruce, h. 90 De- G reen e W illia m <1 Son, plasterers, r. 1 3 1 E. 23d, h. 131 graw, Brooklyn Green Sarah, wid. James, h. 84 Franklin Greene^William A. agent, N. Y. &. E. R. R. 1 Cort­ Green Sidney, twine, 109 South, h. Brooklyn land, h. 127 Clinton pi. Green Smith (col’d), porter, h. r. 52 Third G reene W m . B ren ton , c o m . m er. 63 Broadway, h. Green Smith (col’d), porter, h. 250 Third Clarendon hotel Green Stafford N. weigher, h. 876 Bowery G R E E N E W M . C. refectory , 11 Beekman Green Thos. carpenter, 84 Hamilton, h. 173 First av. G reen e W illia m D . h. 42 W . 12th Green Thomas, clerk, h. 270 Grand G R E E N E W I L L I A M H . liqu ors, 171 Washington, Green Thomas, porter, h. 14 Greenwich h. W estern h otel Green Thomas’ laborer, h. 173 W . 33d Greene William R. clerk, 94 Perry Green Thomas, servant, 42 Allen GREENE & BABCOCK, lumber. 62 Tenth av. Green Thomas, shoemaker, h. 108 Cedar Greene & Finkenaur, paints, 368 Sixth av. Green Thomas F. mer. 8 Liberty, h. 88 "Willoughby, Greener Dora, wid. Michael G. grocer, W. 45th let jBrooklyn , tA GREEN THOMAS T. drugs, 399 Broadway, h. 59 Eighth & Ninth avs. Greener Jacob, pianomaker, 79 E. 13th, h.>46 b. Sec­ Green Timothy, stoves, 163 Houston, h. 163 Houston ond & Third avs. Green "Varnum H. h. 86 Charlton Greenewald Louis, brewery, 517 Eighth av. h. Wf Green Yolney, grocer, 203 Greenwich, h. B rooklyn Eighth av. Green Walter C. broker, 6 Beaver, h. i07 Ninth Greenfeldt Daniel, corder, h. 239 Second Green Warren, drugs, 100 Fulton, h. Clinton av. n. Greenfield George, cabinetmaker, r. 171 Essex, h. r. Fulton av. Brooklyn 246 Fifth Green William, hatter, h. 282£ Fifth Greenfield George, fish, h. r. 239 Forsyth Green William, laborer, h. 124 W. 26th Greenfield Joseph, segars, h. 184 Rivington Green William, carpenter, h. 31 Jones Greenfield Matilda, wid. James, h. 169 W. 17th Green William, carpenter, h. 177 Third av. Greenhelds James, carpenter, h. 157 E. 11th Green William, rigger, h. 132 Hamersley Greenhill John, stonecutter, h. 169 E. 11th Green William A. clerk, h. 78 E. Broadway Greenhill William, stonecutter, h. 254 E. 19th Green William F. grocer, 10th c. Fourth av. h. 71 Greenin John, leather, h. E. 31st n. Second av. Fourth av. Greenin John S. railing, 756 G’nwich, h. 756 G’nwich Green William H. shipjoiner, h. 294 Seventh Greenin Patrick, cooper, h. 90 E. Broadway Green William R. carman, h. 199 W. 13th Greenleaf A. W . clerk, 2 Wall, h. 190 W. 26th Green William R. salesman, h. 94 Perry Greenleaf Amos C. drygoods, 63 Liberty, h. 25 Yan­ Green William Z. builder, r. Seventh av. n. B’way, dam h. 92 W. 36th Greenleaf Cornelius, smith, 607 Ninth av. h. 592 Green & Mickles, grocers, 203 Greenwich Ninth av. GREEN & SPENCER, publishers, 12 Ann Greenleaf James E. mer. 78 mer. ex. h. 7 State Greenan Owen, liquors, h. 149 E. 11th Greenleaf Joseph, lawyer, 67 Wall, h. 15 Bank Greenberg Charles, clerk, h. 132 Greenwich Greenleaf Sarah, dressmaker, h. 4 Astor pi. Greenberg Henry, clerk, h. 95 Norfolk Greenleaf Thomas, secret 81 Wall Greenberg Samuel, drygoods, 141 Sixth av. Greenly Geo. liquors, 199 Chambers & 191 Reade, b. Greene Ann, wid. William B. seamstress, h. r. Third 116 W. 25th av. n. E. 29th Greenly & Squire, liquors, 199 Chambers & 191 Reade Greene Bartholomew, grocer, h. 204 Seventh Greenman Josiah B. grocer, 161 Front, h. Brooklyn Greene Chas. A. broker, 94 Wall, h. 96 W . 11th Greenoak David T. clerk, h. 213 Bleecker Greene Chas. S. clerk, h. 139 Spring Greenop Edward, musician, h. 174 Orchard Greene David, carman, h. 213 Broome Greenough J. J. teacher, 31 W. 21st, h. 28 E. 23d Greene David B. lawyer, 10 Wall, h. 101 E. B’way Greenough John G. carpenter, 4 Manhattan pi. h. 308 Greene Edward, clerk, h. 148 Wooster Bleecker Greene Elias M. clothing, 12 Yesey & 6 Barclay, h. Greenough John J. patent at’ney, 6 Wall, h. Staten 1. Astor house Greenough Walter & Co. auctioneers, 109 Wall, h. 75 Greene Eliza, h. 179 Spring Amos / Greene Ezekiel, fireman, n. r. 68 Yandam Greenough William H. broker, 43 Wall, h. 82 E. 23d Greene Francis, painter, h. 259 Monroe Greensfelder Isaac, shoemaker, h. 135 Goerck Greene Francis H. painter, h. 259 Monroe Greenshields George, carpenter, h. 161 E. 36th Greene George W. professor, h. 72 Sixth Greensword Mathias P. acct. 64 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Greene Henry, h. 18 Bleecker Greenvault Daniel, speculator, b. 60 Suffolk Greene Henry F. (col’d), laborer, h. r. 62 Leonard Greenwald Kaspar J. boots, h. 74 Crosby Greene Henry M. strawgoods, 76 William & 10 Pine, Greenwait Mier, tailor, h. 24 Av. B S h. 190 Greene Greenway Edward M. mer. 19’Barclay & 24 Park pi Greene Isaac, physician, 78 E. Broadway h. 49 E. 21st Greene Jacob (col’d), carpetshaker, h. 96 W . 41st Greenway J. Henry, drygds. 19 Barclay & 24 Park pi Greene Jas. lumber, 62 Tenth av. h. 246 W . 13th * h. 127 Ninth Greene Job W. druggist, 11J B’way, h. 11£ B’way Greenway John, laborer, h. W. 41st, n. Eighth av. Greene John, bones, h. r. W. 40th n. Eleventh av. GREENW AY JOHN, mer. 109 Water, h. 103 Wa- Greene John, sashmaker, h, 288 Broome verly pL Greene John, shoemaker, h. 246 W. 16th Greenway Wm. W. T. mer. 19 Barclay & 24 Parkpi Greene John A. (col’d), porter, h. 80 Sullivan h. 45 E. 21st Greene John F. wool, 166 Pearl & 79£ Pine, h. Wil- GREENWAY, BROTHER & CO. drygds. 19 Bar­ liamsburgh clay & 24 Park pi. Greene John L. broker, 94 Wall, h. 96 W. Eleventh GREENWICH BANK, 402 Hudson Greene John Y. carman, h. 327 Sixth GREENWICH INSURANCE CO. 400 Hudson Greene Joseph W . jeweler, 31 Maiden la. h. 67 Pa­ Greenwood Benjamin, grocer, 62 Dey cific, Brooklyn Greenwood Gertrude, wid. .William, h. 202 W. 25th Greene Maria B. wid. Henry Q. h. 122 Waverley pi. Greenwood Henry B. sec. 49 Wall, h. Westchester Greene Martin E. grocer, 135 Greenwich, h. 113 W. Greenwood Isaac J. h. 51 Murray 23d Greenwood Jacob, baker, h. r. 238 W. 35th Greene John W. physician, 165 Hudson Greenwood John, laborer, h. W. 44th, n. Tenth av. Greene Nathaniel, agent, 113 Pearl, h. Bridgeport Greenwood John jr. manager museum, 218 B’dway Greene Peckham H. mineral waters, 68 Barclay, h. h. E. 13th n. Second av. Saratoga GREENWOOD JOS. M. lawyer, 3 Front, Br'klyn Greene Peter, cooper, h. 321 Ninth Greenwood Margaret, wid. Clark, h. 255 Tenth Greene Randall H. & Son, brokers, 94 Wall, h. 176 Greeiiwdod Peter, distiller, h. 200 W. 15th Henry, Brooklyn Greenwood Richard B. groc. 238 Fulton, h. 76 "White Greene Rob’t painter, 368 Sixth av. h..49 Seventh av. Greenwood B. & Co. grocers, 62 Dey Greene Robert S. painter, 368 Sixth av. h. 94 Sev­ Greenwood Thomas, clerk, 206 Fulton, b. Brooklyn enth av. ) GREENWOOD CEMETERY, 74 Broadway Greene Walter C. broker, 94 Wall, h. 107 Ninth Greer Elizabeth, wid. Georg#, h. 120 W. 19th Sag GEE 283 GEI *J|Greer Geo. sugar, 108 Front & 106 King, h. W . 29th Greig William, police, h. 94 W. 18th h n. Fifth av. Greig William C. sec. 466 Cherry, h. 110 Second H Greer George, trunks, h. 86 Thomas Greiger John, boardingh. 139 Anthony 5 Greer James, jobber, 214 E. 17th Greiggs William D. carpenter, h. 80 W. 20th N Greer James, watchman, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Grein Joseph, tailor, h. 46 Forsyth Greer Jas. lime, Eleventh av. n. 40th, h. 250 W . 43d Greiner Christian, shoemaker, h. W. 39 n. Ninth av. ^ Greer James, mariner, h. 606* Fourth Greiner Frank, tailor, h. r. 158 Second ; Greer John, h. 201 W. 25th Greiner Jacob, tailor, h. 188 Av. A ! Greer John, cabinetmaker, 179 Essex Greis Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 22 Clinton Greer John, carman, h. 353 W. 26th Greive Archibald, birds, 9 Barclay, h. W. 52d n. B’way . Greer John, laborer, h. 146 Amos Grem John, painter, h. W . 52d n. Eighth av. Greer John, liquors, h. 353.W. 26th Gremer Andreas, cooper, h, 268 W . 88th J Greer John A. h. 6 Norfolk Gremer Philip, butcher, h. 191 W. 38th 'MGreer Joseph, flagger, h. 201 W. 25th Gremke Jacob, grocer, Tenth av. c. W . 27th Greer Margaret, wid. Samuel, h. 81 Greenwich av. Gremke John I. H. grocer, 596 Water imGreer Peter M. tobacconist, h. r. 150 Third Gremm Henry, grocer, 246 W . 85th Greer Ritchey, moulder, h. r. 14 Tenth Gremmel Frederick, boots, 1 More, h. 1 More I Greffoy Julian, watches, h. 253 William Gremmler Joseph, tailor, h. 423 E. 12th Gregg Ann, wid. John, h. 98 Eldridge Grenelle William H. agent, 14 Pine, h. 18 Charles 1 Gregg Charles, pipes, 62 & 64 Gold, h. B rooklyn Grenelle, Talman, Bibby & Co. ship & customhouse HGregg Cordelia F. h. 16 Grand brokers, 14 Pine Gregg Elias, machinist, h. 94 Av. B. Grennan Bridget, wid. James, h. 212 E. 21st » Gregg Floyd S. porter, h. 39 Watts Grennan John, baker, 253 Mulberry, h. 253 Mulberry I Gregg Franklin, mason, h. 85 W . 88d Grennan Mary, wid. J6hny h. 314 "W. 26th \ Gregg James, wigmaker, h. r. 76 Greene Grennan Michael J. liquors, 214 Division 1 Gregg James H. carpenter, h. 175 Allen Grennell Increase M. carpenter, h. 270 Fifth I Gregg Mary, dressmaker, h. 146 E. 24th Grennen Matthew, builder, h. 354 Seventh av. DGregg Thomas, shoemaker, h. 606 Water Grenville Thomas, carpenter, h. 160 W . 16th t Gregge John, moulder, h. 210 Seventh Grenwalt George, painter, h. 57 Attorney i) Gregory Adam, seaman, h. 186 E. 25th Grenzebach George E. h. 8 E. 11th b Gregory Ann, wid. Thomas, h. 122 Orange Grepfel Jacob, carpenter, h. r. 205 Third f! Gregory Augustus B. painting, 911 Broadway, h. 911 Grepret Jacob, brewer, li. W. 47th n. Broadway Broadway Grerhardt Balthazar, grocer, 113 Delancey, h. Il8 De- Gregory Benjamin, umbrellas, h. 133 Troy lancey | Gregory Benj. umbrellas, 802 Greenwich, h. 91 Troy GrerVenig Peter, tailor, h. 230 E. 14th Gregory Charles A. secretary, 3 John, h. Bergen, H. J. Gresham Geo. broker, 95 Beaver, h. William sburgh | Gregory Christo, stonecutter, 172 W . 14th, h. 90 Jane Gresham William, clothing, h. r. 92 Orange jj Gregory Daniel H. mer. 51 Yesey, h. 164 E. 18th Gress John, cooper, h. 99 N. Moore , Gregory David, late packer, h. 197 Ninth Gress Lorentz, smith, h. 356 Broome Gregory Dudley S. h. Fifth av. c. E. 32d Gresser Andrew, laborer, h. 121 W illett I Gregory Edward, polisher, h. 608 Ninth av. Grete Henry, liquors, 114 Allen, h. 140 Allen Gregory Eliza, wid. Thomas, sausages, 6 Catharine Grete H. & Blaser, liquors, 114 Allen mkt h. E. 50th n. Tenth av. Greten John A. segarmaker, h. 135 Troy Gregory Ellen C. teacher, 99 Suffolk, h. 198 Hester Gretensten Jacob Henry, tailor, 190 Eldridge | Gregory Elliott W . 70 Wall, h. 206 W . 28th Greter Johan, cabinetmaker, h. 13 Bedford I Gregory Francis, mason, h. 88 E. Broadway Grethen Auguste, jeweler, 46 Centre, h. 46 Centre | Gregory George, drysalter, 47 Fulton h. England Greuling David, porter, 328 Broome , Gregory George, agent, h. 255 Hudson Greuling George, porter, h. 18 Hamersley Gregory George J. storage, 6 Broadway & 8 Beaver, Greuloh Jacob, shoemaker, h. 187 Second h. Second av. c. E. 81st Greuner Christian, pedler, h. r. 182 Second Gregory Hiram, carman, h. 215 W . 16th Greuner John, junk, h. r. 99 Sheriff Gregory Huldah, wid. Ezra, h. 67 Madison av. Grevatt Joseph, carpenter, h. 97 James Gregory Ira W. broker, 187 G’wich, h. 96 E. B’dway Greve Theodore, pianofortes, h. 193 E. 12th Gregory Isabella, wid. Harvey H. h. 164 E. 18th Greve William, drygoods, 416 Pearl, h. 416 Pearl Gregory James, tin, h. r. 383 Sixth av. Grevel Frederick W. physician 32 Howard Gregory James, brassfd’r, 116 Cannon, h. 118 Cannon Grevel William, physician, h. 32 Howard Gregory John, carpenter, 132 W . 15th, h. 132 W . 15th Greves Chas. W . sashmaker, 370 Tenth Gregory John, hardware, 230 Eighth av. h. 230 Grevesmuhl Hanns, watchmaker, h. 354 Sixth Eighth av. Grew Elizabeth, wid. L. D. millinery, h. 69 Carmine Gregory J’n, shoem’r, 163 W. B’way, h. 163 W . B’way Grewber Anthony, tailor, h. W . 43d n. Eleventh av. Gregory John, waiter, h. r. 548 Broome Grey Catharine, wid. Robert, h. 142 Laurens Gregory John H. cloths, 268 Grand, h. Harlem Grey David, lumber, h. r. 12 Clarkson Gregory Joseph,-h. 320 W. 24th Grey Edward, physician, 30 Madison, h. 7 Madison Gregory Lewis, v. pres. mer. mut. ins. co. 85 Wall, h. Grey Lucretia (cord), washing, h. r. 3 Anthony 121W. 14th . ’ Grey Patrick, carman, h. 145 E. 16th Gregory Mary A. tinware, 54 Madison, h. 54 Madison Grey Samuel, painter, h. 361 Eighth av. Gregory Robert, moulder, h. 344 Ninth Grey Thomas, rigger, h. 96 Cherry Gregory Robert A. tin, 883 Sixth av. h. 383 Sixth av. Grey William O. W. 41st n. Ninth av. Gregory Samuel S. carpenter, h. 194 Third av. Grezel John, shoemaker, h. 139 Suffolk Gregory Spencer, exchg. 187 Greenwich, h. Harlem Gribben Patrick, shoemaker, h. r. 18 Desbrosses Gregory Stephen B. crockery, 115 Pearl, h. 118 Clin­ Gribben Thomas, barber, 615 Hudson, h. 615 Hudson ton, B rooklyn Gribben Robert, tailor, h. 22 Cherry Gregory Thomas, milk, 217 W. 25th, h. 217 W . 25th Gribble Edward B. boardingh. 876 Water Gregory Thomas, smith, h. 141 E. 16th Gribbohm Caroline, embroidery, h. 22$ Sullivan Gregory William, policeman, h. 307 Monroe Gribbon Henry, clerk, 243* Tenth av. Gregory Wm. A. shipsm. 436 Tenth, h. 273 Fifth Grible Antony, shoemaker, h. r. 108 Pitt Gregory William M crockery, 115 Pearl Grice Charles C. v e t sur. h. 53 White Gregory William W . police, h. 307 Monroe Grice Elizabeth, teacher, h. 145 Varick Gregory & Co. imps. 115 Pearl Grice Joseph, com. mer. 36 Water, h. Clinton n. Pa­ Gregory, Raymond & Co. exchange, 187 Greenwich cific, B rooklyn Gregs Richard, shoemaker, h. 362 Ninth Grice Philip, h. 250 Houston Grehan Patrick, smith, 56 Centre, h. r. 79 Orange Grice William R. machinist, h. 60 Lewis Grehan Thomas, butcher, 114 E. 11th, h. 114 E. 11th Gridet John Y. pilot, h. 119 White Greibel Joanna, wid. Steph. boardingh. 195 Walker Gridley Edward, carpenter, 75 Eighth av. h. 48 Rang Greiffe Elizabeth, laundress, h. r. 270 W. 28th Gridley Eli, stonecutter, h. W . 39th n. Seventh av. Greiff Charles, liquors, 11 Av. C Gridley James, lhwyer, 59 Nassau, h. 48 King Greig Alexander M. broker, 1 Hanover, h. 14 Tomp­ Gridley John jr. collector, h. 128 Tenth av. kins pi. B rooklyn Gridley John Y . builder, 158 W . 27th, h. 232 W . 31st Greig Eliza, wid. James S. boarding, h. 84 White Gridley Junius, druggist, 83 Maiden la. h. 21 Charlton Greig James, bookkeeper, h. 78 Pitt Gridley Robert, h. 311 E. 12th GKRI 284 GrRI Grieb Jacob, capmaker, h. 126 Greenwich Griffin Hiram, dock inspector, h. Pearl st h. Griebel Jacob, porter, h. 240 Third Griffin Isaac, boardingh. 232 Beekman Grieffoz Joseph, watchmaker, h. 76 Leonard Griffin Jacob J. fancygoods, 81 Maiden la. h. 40 Kin* Griel John Ii. match boxes, h. 461 Second av. Griffin Jacob W. polisher, h. 97 Clinton Grier Andrew M. grocer, 30 Bleecker, h. 30 Bleecker Griffin James, carman, h. 181 W. 30th Grier Francis, porter h. r. 194 Orchard Griffin Jas. liquors, 6 Mott & 881 W. 44th, h. 6 Mott Grier James, hatfinisher, h. 274 W. 29th Griffin James, junk, 68 Orange, h. 68 Orange Grier Nicholas, tobacconist, h. 9 Thompson Griffin James, rigger, h. 179 Av. A Grierson Samuel, editor, 86William, h. Clarke, B'klyn Griffin James, shipoarpenter, 769 Third av. Gries Peter, shoemaker, h. 220 Second Griffin James, laborer, h. 469 Eighth av. Griesbach Phillip, barber, h. 824 Seventh av. Griffin James C. clerk, 426 Washington, h. Glenn'& Griesbacker Charles, mason, h. 248 W. 45th Falls Grieshammer John E. tailor, h. 217 Bivington Griffin James M. shipwright, h. 260 Seventh Gresinger Theodore, porterh. 30 Bivington, h. 30 Griffin James B. agent, 64 Cortlandt, h. 11 Harrison Bivington Griffin John, tailor, h. 78 Henry Griesmer William, shoemaker, h. 87 Essex Griffin John, laborer, h. 231E. 20th Griest George, upholsterer, h. 91 Pitt Griffin John, exchange, 111 Laurens, h. 359 Hudson Grieve James B. books, 524 Grand, h. 532 Grand Griffin John (col’d), laborer, h. 18 Willett. Griffen Aaron, carman, h. 1 E. 21st Griffin John, carman, h. r. 274 W. 13th Griffon Abraham M. lawyer, 206 Chambers, h. H. J. Griffin John, carman, h. r. 133 W. 40th Griffen Oath, wid Jamest, h. E. 41st n. Madison av. Griffin John, bootmaker, h. 309 Mott GBIFFEN CHABLES, crockery, 6 Liberty, h. 158 Griffin John, laborer, h. 255 Monroe Madison Griffin John, printer, h. 197 Hester Griffen Charles pianomfr. 71 W. 17th, h. 11 Tenth Griffin John A. cooper, 63 Laight & 172 Beade, h. 42 Griffen Chas. II. salesman, 202 B’dway, h. Warren c. Hudson Griffen Henry, fancyg’ds, 61 Maiden la. h. 158 Madi­ Griffin John W . clerk, h. 728 Greenwich son Griffin John B. safes, 119 Pearl & mer. 16 South h. Griffen Henry G. imp. 50 Broad, h. 82 E. 15th Brooklyn Griffen Isaac, painter, h. 81 E. 15th Griffin John L. painter, 174 W. 14th, h. W. 42d n. Griffen J. Jay, importer, 81 Maiden la. h. 40 King Ninth av. Griffen Jacob.com. mer. 159 South, h. 17 Charlton Griffin Joseph, cotton, 302 Front Griffen John F. china, 82 Maiden la. h. Fifth n. S. 5th Griffin Joseph, jeweler, h. 376 Bleecker WiUamsburgh Griffin Lawrence, milk, r. 304 W. 17th Griffen Joseph II. liquors, 396 West, h. 396 West Griffin Levi (col’d), laborer, h. r. 117 Twelfth Griffen Lewis B. late dock builder, 816 Greenwich Griffin Mary, liquors, *6 Hague Griffen Michael, janitor, h. r. 77 Allen Griffin Mary, dressmaker, 146 Canal, h. 146 Canal Griffen Michael, liquors, 250 West, h. 250 West Griffin Mary, wid. John, h. 255 Monroe Griffen Solomon, h. 215 Madison Griffin Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 595 Greenwich Griffen Stephen, books, 134 Sixth av. h. 38 Amos Griffin Mary, wid. James G. h. r. 87 Orange Griffen Stephen H. mer. 17 Park pi. & 12 Murray, h. Griffin Mary,.wid. Francis, h. 6 Bond 128 W. 22d Griffin Mathew, pieman, h. r. E. 88th n. Third av. Griffen Thomas T. h. 38 Amos Griffin Michael, cutter, h. 240 Walker Griffen Thorn, driver, 166 E. 28th Griffin Michael, grocer, 879 Third av. h. 379 Third av. Griffen Timothy S. gro. 580 Ninth av. h. 580 Ninth av. Griffin Michael, blacksmith, 36 Spring, h. 245 Mulb’y Griffen & Corlies, fancygoods, 61 Maiden la. Griffin Michael, grocer, h. 77 Henry Griffen & Titus, crockery, 82 Maiden la. Griffin Michael, shoemaker, h. 246 Bivington Griffeth M. h. 168 Spring Griffin Morgan, clerk, 143 West, h. 151 Chamber Griffeths Thomas, shoemaker, 74 Jackson Griffin Morris, hatter, h. 328 Greenwich Griffin Abner C. groom, h. 42 Bobinson Griffin Morris, hatter, 182 West, h. Greenwich Griffin Alfred B. wheelwright, h. 34 Hamersley Griffin Patrick, baker, h. 15 Bidge Griffin Ann, wid James, washing, h. r. 150 W. 17th Griffin Patrick, laborer, h. 12 Pearl Griffin Anne, wid. William, h. 45 Boosevelt Griffin Patrick, smith, 296 First av. Griffin Benjamin B. refrigerator, W . 37th n. Ninth av. Griffin Patrick, porter, h. 82 Madison Griffin Bernard, grocer, h. 122 Amity Griffin Philip N. morocco, 7 Ferry, h. 106 Monroe Griffin Chas. A. lawyer, 31 Wall, h. Hew Brighton Griffin Bichard M. editor, 49 John, h. Albany Griffin Charles G. jr. goldbeater, 343 Hudson, h. Griffin Scearls, carpenter, h. E. 29th n. First av. Bloomingdale Griffin Stephen A. drygoods, 17 Park pi. & 14 Murray, Griffin Charles H. fruit, h. 12 Lewis h. 128 W . 22d Griffin Cornelius, japan, h. 173 Bivington Griffin Thomas, laborer, h. 77 Boosevelt Griffin Daniel, engines, 47 Dev, h. 6 Warren Griffin Thomas, laborer, h. W. 40th n. Tenth av. Griffin Daniel, porter, h. 135 Washington Griffin Thomas, laborer, h. 202 E. 21st Griffin David, machinist, h. 656 Water Griffin Thomas B. physician, b. 68 Marion Griffin David, machinist, h. 2 Vandham Griffin Thomas T. carman, h. 38 Amos Griffin David O. marine tel. 114 mer. ex. h. H igh- Griffin Warren A. fish, 1 Fulton mkt. h. 92 Madison lands, H. J. Griffin William B. carman, h. 30 Houston Griffin David, (col’d), carpenter, h. 117 Suffolk Griffin William, weaver, h. Eleventh av. n. W. 47th Griffin Dennis, laborer, h. r. 52 Mulberry Griffin William, cooper, h. 519 Ninth av. Griffin Dennis, laborer, h. 12 Perrl Griffin William, laborer, h. r. 233 Elizabeth Griffin Edmond, h. 30 Greenwich Griffin Zelotes H. baker, h. 273 Bivington Griffin Eleanor H. wid. Tim. F. dressmak. 170 E. 24th Griffin D. & Co. engines, 47 Dey Griffin Elizabeth, (cord), wash. h. 122 Clinton pi. Griffing Bartlett, agricult, wareh. 25 Cliff, h. Brooklyn Griffin Elizabeth, wid Thomas, h. 91 E. 27th Grilling Cath. M. teacher, 401 Cherry, h. 85 Varick Griffin George, broker, 98 Hammond, h. 108 W. 13th Griffing Charles G. liquors, 343 Hudson, h. B’dway Griffin Francis, estate office, 89 rners. ex. c. 70th Griffin George, lawyer, 65 mer. ex. h. 15 W . 20th Griffing David A. driver, h. 141W. 18th Griffin George, rigger, h. 179 Av. A Griffing Luther, h. 97 Hudson Griffin Gilbert, carman, h. 227 Sullivan Griffing Phebe, wid. Elisha, nurse, h. 86 Henry Griffin Hannah, stockmkr. h. 859 Hudson Griffing Philander, chocolate, 781 Washington, h. Jw Griffin Henrietta, wid. Henry, laundry, h. 74 Sullivan W. 16th Griffin Henry, clerk, h. 5 Factory Griffith Ainsley, tailor, h. 515 Grand Griffin Henry, clerk, h. 82 Monroe Griffith Charles, mer. 61 Cedar, h. 83 Hammond Griffin Henry (col d), coachman, h. 139 W. 15th Griffith Charles A. mills, 270 West & 94 Front, h. Griffin Henry, fancyg’ds, 61 Maiden la. h. 158 Madison Tubby Hook Griffin Henry, tailor, 299 B’dway, h. 345 Sixth av. Griffith Charles B. boots, 21 Catharine, h. 46 E. B way Griffin Henry E. daguerreotype materials, 25 Centre, Griffith Charles T. coffee, 94 Front, h. Bavenswooa h. 16 Eldridge Griffith Charles B. boots, 21 Catherine, h. 73 Madison Griffin Henry J. conductor, b. 115 Canal Griffith David, drygoods, 361 Sixth av. h. 861 Sixth av. Griffin Herman, binders’ stock, 114 Nassau, h. 60 Se­ Griffith Edward, clerk, h. 109 Amity cond av. Griffith Evan, forwarding, 38 Coenties si. h. Bergen Griffin Hester, wid. Henry, h. 72 Sullivan Hill, w. j : Grill 285 GrRO GRIFFITH G. W . leatberbelting, 27 Spruce, h. Grimes Francis, tailor, h. 86 Leonard Williamsburgh Grimes George, cooper, h. 467 Washington Griffith George R. provisions, 284 Washington, h. 23 Grimes James, laborer, h. r. 8 Caroline Yarick Grimes James, laborer, h. 221 E. 21st Griffith George W . shoes, 384 Bowery Grimes James, laborer, h. r. 420 Cherry Griffith Grace, wid. John, h. 107 Hamersley Grimes John, laborer, h. 105 Charlton Griffith Hugh, brassfinisher, h. 197 Seventh Grimes John, fireman, h. 28 Washington Griffith Humphrey, shoemaker, h. 312 Eighth Grimes John, laborer, h. 127 W . 33d Griffith Humphrey porter, h. 45 Madison Grimes Joshua, ranges, h. 877 Houston Griffith James, carpenter, — Broadway, h. 97 James Grimes Luke C. agent, h. 497 Pearl Griffith James, carman, h. 14 Ludlow Grimes Patrick, laborer, h. r. 26 Oak Griffith James W . bookbinder, h. 32 Scammel Grimes Patrick, quarryman, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Griffith John, carman h. r. 53 King Grimes Patrick, shoemaker, h. r. 247 Eighth av. Griffith John, carpenter, h. 172 Barrow Grimes Thomas, laborer, h. r. W . 46th n. Eighth av. Griffith John W . gilder, h. 74 Suffolk Grimm Catharine, widow, h. 12 Manhattan Griffith Joseph R . agent, h. 153 Sixth av. Grimm Francis, bootmaker, 107 Spring Griffith Lewis P. painter, h. 42 Third av. Grimm Francis, mason, h. 166 E. 16th Griffith M. h. 168 Spring Grimm Frederick, grocer, Tenth av. c. W . 51st Griffith Mary, wid. Jacob, boarding, 141 Eighth av. Grimm Henry, hotel, 866 Pearl Griffith Mary, wid. Robert, tailoress, h. 630 Fourth Grimm Hieronymus, segarmaker, b. r. 288 Second Griffith Philip M. printer, h. 43 Av. D Grimme Antoine, tailor, h. 88 Thomas Griffith Richard, grocer, 94 Ninth av. h. 94 Ninth av. Grimme Charles A. bootmaker, h. r. 180 Prince Griffith Rowland W. shipwright, h. 674 Water Grimme Edward, boots, 22 Centre, h. 536 Pearl Griffith Solomon, carpenter, h, 357 Eighth Grimme William, shoes, 31 Oak, h. 31 Oak Griffith Thomas, laborer, h. W . 43d n. Eleventh av. Grimshaw James, machinist, h. 346 Tenth Griffith Thomas, grocery, 128 Av. 0, h. 97 Av. 0 Grimshaw Joseph H. W . upholsterer, h. r. 546 Grand Griffith Walter S. forwarding, 22 South, B rooklyn Grinan J. h. 51 W . 15th Griffith Wm. com. mer. 27 Spruce, h. Williamsb'gh Grindall John, painter, h. 161 E. 21st Griffith W illiam, carman, h. 38 Bedford Grine Margaret, wid. Peter, 131 W . 30th Griffith William H. billiardtables, 90 Ann, h. Frank­ Grinhoot Bemdhert, grocer, h. 266 Stanton fort c. Gold Grinnell Benj. F. jeweler, 23 Maiden la. h. J. C ity Griffith William H. gilder, h. 327 Bleecker Grinnell Brenton B. jeweler, 23 Maiden la. h. J. City GRIFFITH & DECKER, billiardtables, 90 Ann Grinnell Cornelius, mer. 78 South, h. 17 Bond Griffith d o P © u • d '-4Jof nd HO o d f-o £ a 'd © d C> •H © © © o f-t © HO d cf 0 od »© CQ d O •40 © •H d © d © in rP d *H f-i © >v d 02 Pi d ■4^ d d o © 1© © d ©4 md d {>"» *4 dd rO rd © •s H-3 © * © nd 0 ‘S 3 m© os ?H . 02 3 § oT nd O a ©© . d© ^3 'tJ © © d d d d d d rd © os © os d -O © d ©. 3 fH fe do p a •40 02 ©• rO © ’ So SF rd| HO © d © So a r-H ♦d ?h © © 1 J■s ©4 ;1 d a r& © 5h~ © os d © f*R!OES FOR SINGLE MACHINES OS rd d H-* © © d WITH BIGHT TO USE. rd © rP d *d ©dp d © © in d dSh Machine A, $150. if d •& d d o © fH off5 li B, 125 *T © V • rP c, 100 *5 r—©I r©rH • u so1. H -3 H-3 „d D, 80. d 4t rd os E, 60 QUE 287 GUI Grow Benjamin, baker, li. 5 Hoboken Gueran Denis, smith, 174 W . 31st, h. Ninth av. b. W . Grow Charles H. pianos, 130 Third ay. 27th & 28th Grow George, confectioner, h. 46 Forsyth Guerber Arnold S. imp. 8 Cedar, h. Amity, B rooklyn Grow Wales jff pianbs, 130 Third av. h. 85 E. 27th Guqrber Augustus, imp, 8 Cedar, h. Amity, B rooklyn GROW & CHRISTQPIIER, pianos, 130 Third av. Guerber A. & Co. importers, 8 Cedar. Growalt John, tailor, h. r, 158 Third Guerin Edward, late confectioner, h. 6 Bleecker Grover Charles H. engraver, 394 Broadway Guerin Francis, h. 6 Leroy pi. GruD Frederick, clerk, h. 79 Sixth av. Guerin Henry W . clerk, 2£ Wall, h. 93 Cedar - Grub Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 81 Forsyth, h. 75 Guerin James, tailor, h. I l l Hester Forsyth Guerin Rodger, tailor, h. I l l Hester Grub Jacob, shoes, 142 Mott GUERINGER PETER U. tailor, 697 Broadway, h Grub Michael, baker, h. 6 Chrystie 99 Crosby V ’ Grub & Laun, cabinetmakers, r. 81 Forsyth Guerker William, policeman, h. 24 Whitehall Grube C. Henry, confectioner, 28 Division, h. 28 Di- Guerne George, hatter, h. 181 W . 80th : vision Guernsey Alfred H. h. 57 Yandam Grube Henry, sawyer, h. 153 Attorney Guernsey Egbert, physician, h. 19 W . 22d Grube John, confectioner, 327 Hudson, h. 327 Hudson Guernsey Henry, physician, h. 287 Henry Grubel David C. tailor, 74£ Carmine Guernsey Hiram, sailmaker, h. 2 Birmingham Grubelstein Anton, shoemaker, h. 119 E. 25th Guernsey Levi, carpenter, h. 81 Crosby Grubener John, shoes, 242 Delancey, h. 242 Delancey Guernsey Peter B. physician, li. 703 Houston Gruber Andrew, carpenter, h. r. 92 W . 29th Guernsey William, carpenter, h. 94 Grove Gruber Charles, barber, 202 Fist av. Guerrier Hugues, dyer, 59 Warren, h. Scotohplaina Gruber Jacob, cooper, h. r. 80 Forsyth ' Guese William, laborer, 292 First av. Gruber John, eggs, 229 Fulton, h. 330 W . 37th Guesnon Victor, baker, 526 Greenwich Gruber Peter, diningsaloon, 150 Bowery, h. 338 Guest Aaron, printer, h. 547 Broome Broome Guest Amelia, wid. John, h. 459 Hudson Gruberstan Catharine, wid. h. 146 Third Guest Edward H. ironsafe manf. h. 459 Houston Gruderee Henry, machinist, h. 442 Cherry Guest Francis B. coals, 588 Eighth av. h. W . 50th, c* Grudin Jacob, watches, 15 Maiden la. h. 163 Cham­ Broadway bers Guest Henry, trunks, 80 Broadway, h. 439 B’way Gruenor George, gunsmith, 201£ Division, h. 127 Guest John, bedsteads, 522 Greenwich, h. 522 G’wich Delancey Guest Mary Ann, nurse, h. 220 Church Gruenthal Moritz, cutter, h. 59 Roosevelt Guest William A. drygoods, 61 Liberty, h. 621 B’way Gruet John, fruit, 1 Fulton mkt. h. 67 Fulton, Guest William M jeweler, h. Broadway, c. W . 50th Brooklyn Gueutal Charles F. vamisher, 83 Spring, h. 67 Grand Grugan Francis, boilermaker, h. 351 W . 24tli Gueutal George, vamisher, h. 158 Franklin Grugan James, laborer, h. r. 64 W . 24th Gugarty Barney, blacksmith, h. 207 Av. A Grugin James, bootmaker, h. r. 331 W . 44th Gugel Frederic, butcher, 40 Orchard, h. 40 Orchard Gruing John S. machinist, h. r. 119£ Columbia Gugenheimer Samuel, pedler, h. 172 Houston Gruler Philip, pianos, h. W . 42d n. Eighth av. Gugerty Eliza, washing, h. 123 W . 83d Grumage William, cabinetmaker, h. W . 52d n. Gugisch Conrad, shoemkr. 181 Broome, h. 181 Broome Ninth ay. Gugisperg Daniel, grocer, 62 Av. B, h. 62 A v. B Gruman Jeremiah B. teas, 118 Ninth av. h. 118 Gugisperg Philip, weaver, h. Eleventh av. c. W . 45th Ninth av. Guggolz Englehardt, carpenter, h. 101 Essex Gruman Lizetta, milliner, h. 118 Ninth av. Guibert Camille, imp. 24 Broadway, h. B ergen P oin t, Grumholz John, tailor, h. 192 A v. A N J. , Grundy George, gasfitter, h. 238 Walker Guider John, carpenter, h. 383 Sixth Grundy James, upholsterer, 58 Gold, h. B rooklyn Guider Patrick, tailor, 51 Prince, h. 51 Prince Grunebaum Adolph, segars, h. 91 Columbia Guider Thomas, carpenter, h. 420 Second av. Gruner Dora, wid. Michael, grocer, h. 240 W . 45th Guidicini Guiseppe, artist, h. 24 Irving pi. Gruner Edward, segars, h. 252 Houston Guidrahy Timothy, laborer, h. 318 First av. Gruner George, locksmith, h. 127 Delancey Guied Manuel, mariner, 74 Bridge Gruner J. com. mer. 71 Front Guieninger John, musician, h. r. 43 Forsyth Gruner Joseph, baker, h. 22 Spring Guier George, cabinetmaker, h. 265 W. 27th Gruner Justus, mer. 28 South, h. St. Denis hotel Guignon Peter, barber, 250 Greenwich & 36 Division, Grunewald Ernst, tailor, h. 17 Mulberry h. 6 York Grunnemyer Theodore, painter, h. r. 214 W . 21st Guihring Jacob, butcher, 164 Varick, h. 164 Yarick Grunsky George, shoemaker, h. r. 58 Sheriff Guikin James B. clerk, h. 223 Wooster Grunvald Ferdinand, tailor, h. 49 Anthony Guila Felix (col’d), porter, h. 10 Lispenard I Grup Michael, baker, 6 Chrystie, h. 6 Chrystie Guilbeault Joseph, carpenter, 150 Seventh av. Grupe John, sashmaker, h. r. 34 Av. C Guilbert Peter, painter, h. W . 27th, n. Eighth av. • Grupe Lewis, shoemaker, h. 330 Stanton Guild Charles M. mer. 79 John, h. 121 Columbia, j Gruschenske James, hats, 403 Eighth av. B rooklyn P B rush Mary A. nurse, 25 Delancey Guild William B. drygoods, 57 Cedar, h. N ewark Grusse Joseph, tailor, h. 97 Pitt Guild William H. confectionery, Peck sL- ferry, h. % Gryan Catherine, wid. John, h. 49 Mott 108 Second, Williarmburgh i Grynin John, shoemaker, h. 814 Mott Guilfaya Jaffary, harness, W . 40th, n. Broadway ‘ Gsanger Paul, bootmaker, 662 Water, h. 662 Water Guilfoyle James, bricklayer, h. r. 94 W . 28th Gschrofle Bernhard, vermicelli, h. 331 Eighth Guilfoyle Henry, confectioner, 90 Av. D, h. 90 Av. D Gschwind John, cabinetmaker, r. 162 Suffolk, h. 288 Guilfoyle William, porter, h. r. 10-J- Amity ph Houston Guilini Sophia, wid. Paul, h. 63 Bayard ; Gsell Charles, mahogany, 91 Eldridge, h. 27 Riv- Guillan Thomas S. tailor, h. 52 Dominick ington Guillard Susan, widow, h. 165 Third 4 Guard Henry, carpenter, h. 180 Madison Guillauda Jane B. seamstress, h. 62 Charlton I Guarin Dennis, blacksmi th, h. 271 Ninth av. Guillauden Emile, naturalist, h. 25 Greenwich i Gubbins Samuel, porter, h. r. 12$ Wooster Guillauden Louis, h. 90 Watts Guckion Ellen, wid. Paul, h. 110 Troy Guillaume Jean P. crimper, h. r. 94 Reade I Gudd Lewis, rigger, h. 9 Ninth av. Guillaume Samuel, imp. 58 Broad, h. Hoboken Gude Brothers, grocery, 167 Forsyth Guillaume, Fargis & Co. imps, 58 Broad Gudenrath Peter, teacher, h. 79 Fifth Guille Thomas, painter, 46 Amity, h. 46 Amity Gudman Ann, wid! Samuel, h. 140 Pitt Guille & Alles, painters, 46 Amity Gudman Charles, pedler, h. 170 Houston Guilleaume Lion, imp. 101 William, h. 60 Pacific Guebert James, physician, h. 32 Morton B rooklyn Guedin Jaques, imp. 15 Maiden la. h. 86 E. 16th Guilleaume & Korn, fr. flowers, 101 William | Guelcber Adam, barber, h, 93 Sheriff Guillemin Alexis, baker, h. 86 Laurens Guellich Adam, liquors, 79 Bowery, h. 79 Bowery Guillemot Chas. jewelry, 418 B’way, h. 815 W . 24th j. Guenther Charles F. books, 14 N. William, h. 159 Guillod David, engraver, 2 Dey, h. 192 William Chrystie Guillotel Joseph, bootmaker, 665 Broadway j; v Guenther Ernest, segarmaker, h. 38 Centre Guinan Michael, shoemaker, h. r. 86 Catharine - Guenthner George, tailor, h. 304 Third Guinand A. watchmaker, 371 Pearl, h. 334 Pearl GUN 288 GUS Gninand Aug. late watchmaker, h. 834 Pearl Gunn George, mason, h. 125 W. 28th Gainand Charles A. locksmith, 244 Water, h. 58 Gunn George, tailor, h. 349 W. 26th Doughty, Brooklyn Gunn George O. physician, h. W. 43d c. Eighth ay. Guinand Francis, tailor, 881 B V ay, h. 18 Amity pL Gunn James, shoemaker, h. 62 West Broadway Guindesheimer Henry, baker, h. 140 Delancey Gunn James, laborer, h. 51 King Guinee John, toolmaker, 153 Third, h. 61 A y. B Gunn John A. cashier, h. 118 Fourth Guinee Patrick, h. r. 161 Lewis Gunn Justine (col’d), washing, h. 51 Watts Guinien Felix (col’d), porter, h. 10 Lispenard Gunn Thomas, drover, h. r. 8 Fifth Guinn John (col’d), waiter, h. r. 7 Av. D Gunnend Peter, pianomaker, 94 Third, h. Ninth <• Guinn Thomas, laborer, h. W. 47th, b. Eighth av. & Fourth av. Broadway Gunner John, pencilcasemkr. li. 17 Minetta Guinnan John, porter, h. 82 W. 20th Gunner John, tailor, h. 86 Elizabeth Guinnan Thomas, porter, 38 Broad, h. 82 W . 20th Gunnin Martin, tinman, 202 Ninth av. Guinser Frederick, crackers, h. 381 Madison Gunning Ed. findings, 148 Eighth av. h. 148 Eighth Guion Archer, iron works, foot Eighth, h. 297 Fifth av. Guion Benjamin L. measurer, 21 Coenties si. Gunning James, tinsmith, h. r. 54 Orchard Guion Charles L. engineer, h. 11 Goerck Gunning John, porterhouse, 28 Fourth av. Guion Clement, insp. ashes, 48 & 49 West, h. New Gunning John H. boilermaker, h. 21 Canal Rochelle Gunning Louisa, wid. John, dressmaker, h, 77 Canal Gaion Ed. M. physician, 127 Bowery, h. 193 E. 14th Gunning Thomas B. dentist, 53 Bond, h. 53 Bond Guion Frederick A. broker, 118 Broadway, h. 18 La­ Gunning Timothy, laborer, h. 200 E. 17th fayette pi. Gunsally Cossey (col’d), laborer, h. r. 42 Reade Guion Geo. W. hardware, 174 West, h. Brooklyn Gunser John, cottonreeler, h. 177 Suffolk Guion John, grocer, h. 92 Washington Gunson Robert, driver, h. 164 W. 37th Guion John H. weigher, h. 266 Tenth Gunst Abraham, 'agent, h. 169 Rivington Guion Leonard, laborer, h. 363 Eighth GUNTER HARMAN H. hotel, 145 & 147 Fulton h. Guion Stephen B. shipping, 40 Fulton, h. Liverpool 145 Fulton * Guion William H. com. mer. 82 Wall, h. 266 Tenth Guntert Patrick, tailor, h. 124 Elizabeth Guion Hall George C. com. mer. 176 Broadway Hall Michael, waiter, h. 43 Yesey # Hall George L. conductor, h. 166 W . 37th Hall Miles, accountant, h. 15 Thompson Hall George T. carman, h. 43 Elizabeth Hall Mortimer G. h. 240 W . 22d 2 Hall George Y . I l l Water, h. 59 S t Mark’s p.. Hall Moses C. mattresses, 159 Chatham, h. 159 Chat­ 'i Hall Gilbert L. flour, 165 West, h. 237 W . 2lst ham i Hall Hannah, wid. James, h. 45 Wooster Hall Moses M. (col’d), carpenter, h. 2 Amity pi. I HALL HARRISON, drygoods, 25 Catharine, h. 146 Hall Newell C. mer. 95 Cliff, h. New Haven f Madison Hall Orlando B. liquors, 3 Erie pi. h. B ridgeport Hall Harry, hardware, 180 Sixth av. h. 180 Sixth av. Hall Paul (col’d), porter, h. 45 Laurens £ Hall Henry, grocer, 84 Elm, h. 84 Elm Hall Peleg, com. mer. 55 Exchange pi. h. N. Y . hotel Hall Henry, grocer, White c. Elm Hall Peter, engraver, 48 mer. ex. h. WiUiamsburgh # Hall Henry, calker, h. 286 Walker Hall Peter, fish, h. 91 Henry $ Hall Henry, moulder, h. 302 W . 31st Hall Peter, liquors, 182 South, h. 5 Monro r Hall Henry, patternmaker, h. 176 W . 17th Hall Peter, mason, h. r. 138 W . 16th 4 Hall Henry, turner, 56 Houston, h. 133 Lewis Hall Ralph, late mer. h. 839 Pearl '$■ Hall Henry B. engraver, 16 Burling si. h. M orrisania Hall Richard, engraver, h. I l l E. 28th ) Hall Henry C. I l l Water, h. 59 S t Mark’s pL Hall Robert, merchant, 27 Water, h. B rooklyn HAL 294 HAL Hall Robert, painter, h. 80 Broome Hallahan Patrick, laborer, h. 121 E. 25th Hall Robert, smith, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Hallahan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 16 West Hall R obt butcher, 14 "Wash’ton mkt. h. 171 Hester Hallahan Michael, carman, h 99 Reade Hall Robert, laborer, h. 55 Roosevelt Hallam Ann M. wid. Louis, h. 123 Orchard Hall Robert, mer. 163 Maiden la. h. 193 Bridge Hallam William, carpenter, h. 225 Fifth Brooklyn Hallam William, razorstrops, h. 527 Broomo Hall Robert, physician, h. 817 Greenwich Hallan Edward, laborer, h. 825 Tenth av. Hall Russell, jeweler, 65 Ann, h. 67 Eldridge Hallanan David, 18 Wall, h. 41 Catharine Hall Samuel, manufacturer of screw bolts, wrought Hallar Elisha, builder, h. 87 Perry nuts, washers, & clinch rings, 129 Amos, h. 139 Hallaran Nicholas, porter, h. 64 Montgomery Amos Hallaren Hannah, vestmaker, h. 251 first av. Hall Samuel, physician, h. 168 Yarick Hallaren Michael, laborer, h. 12 West Hall Samuel W. teas, h. 283 W". 19th Hallas James, boilermaker, h. 425 Tenth Hall Sarah, wid. Russell D. boardingh. 55 Beekman Hallas Margaret, wid. Charles, h. 174 Mulberry Hall Sarah F. wid. James H. h. 3 Patchin pi. Hallasey Ellen, wid. John, liquors, 387 Water,&junk, Hall Scudder, carman, h. r. 90 Columbia 103 Roosevelt, h. 887 Water Hall Seely *3. engineer, h. 616 Water Hallberger Charles, publisher, 20 N. William, h. 20 Hall Siegmond, tailor, h. r. 192 Stanton N. William Hall Smith, machinist, h. 99 Gold Hallbour Lony, baker, Wmsburgh, h. 101 Delancer Hall Socrates D. strawg’ds, 181 Pearl, h. 246 Bowery Halleck Charles, police, h. 84 Lewis Hall T. S. clerk, 142 B’way, h. E. 45th n. Third av. Halleck Mary, wid. William, h. 21 Leroy Hall Thomas, h. 312 Madison Hallegin Charles, boilers, h. Av. A n. E. 13th Hall Thomas, carman, h. 356 Sixth Hallen Timothy, liquors, W. 46th n. Fifth av. Hall Thomas, carman, h. 134 W. 13th HALLENBECK ABRAHAM H. hotel, 108 Warren Hall Thomas, cooper, h. 228 E. 20th & Sixth av. c. W. 44th, h. 108 Warren Hall Thomas, organs, 88 Wooster, h. 82 Wooster Hallenbeck Geo. W. shoes, 151 First av. h. 365 Tenth Hall Thomas, painter, h. 341 Grand Hallenbeck Helen, wid. Anthony, h. 119 W. 24th Hall Valentine, brewer, h. 160 Orchard Hallenbeck Isaac S. chandler, 195 West, h. 20 Jay Hall Valentine G. late mer. h. 16 Gramercy park Hallenen Daniel, laborer, h. r. 178 Monroe Hall Wilbur T. drygoods, 15 Carmine, h. 46 Leroy Haller Casper, baker, 17 Second av. h. r. 6 Second av. Hall William, driver, h. 141 E. 26th Haller Christian, tailor, h. r. 187 W. 31st Hall William, engineer, h. r. 130 Amos Haller George, cigars, h. W. 51st n. Eleventh av. Hall William, laborer, h. 94 W. 35th Haller Jacob, bootmaker, 81 Ann, h. 81 Ann Hall William, grocer, 290 Front, h. 195 Monroe Haller John, h. 268 W. 88th Hall William, mer. 55 Exchange pi. h. 76 W. 11th Haller John, cabinetmaker, h. 244 Fifth Hall William, tallow, h. Eleventh av. n. W. 35th . Haller Xavier, liquors, 110 Cedar, h. 110 Cedar Hall William ir. music, 239 Broadway, & pianos r. Halleran Bridget, wid. Thomas, h. 253 Av. A 16 White, h. 16 White Halleran John, liquors, 216 Elizabeth, h. 216 Elizabeth Hall William & Son, music. 239 Broadway, & pianos, Hallett Alfred, patternmaker, h. I ll Av. B r. 16 White,.h. 16 White HALLETT & DOW, brokers, 89 Wall Hall William A. shoes, 21 Park row, h. Irving h. Hallett Edmond P. undertaker, h. 114 E. 27th Hall William B. carrier, h. 66 Vandam Hallett Henry, shoemaker, h. 2 Orchard Hall Wm. C. grocer, 216 Washington, h. 168 W . 14th Hallett Jacob G. mer. 89 Wall Hall William E. carman, h. 4 Cannon Hallett Jacob S. butcher, h. 590 Ninth av. Hall William G. clerk, h. 60 Cannon Hallett James S. carpenter, h. 299 Sixth Hall William H. hatpresser, li. 94 Christopher Hallett John, gaslighter, h. 297 Sixth Hall William H. lighters, 163 Maiden la. h. 193 Bridge, Hallett John H. clerk p. o. h. 100 Amos Brooklyn Hallett John T. realestate, 195 B’way, h. E. 28th, c. Hall William H. boots & shoes, 167 Pearl, h. 54 Bank Broadway Hall William H. druggist, 220 Greenwich, h. Ravens- Hallett Mary, h. 224 Henry wood Hallett Thomas C. teacher, h. 616 Water ; HALL W ILLIAM H. (col’d), liquors, 154 Church, h. Hallett William P. lawyer, h. 52 E.'lOth v 154 Church Halley Alexander, baker, 164 W. 16th, h. 164 W. loth Hall Wm, L. ice cream, 188 Chatham, h. 188 Chat’m Halley Robert, baker, 859 Tenth av. & 304 W. 17th, Hall William L. accountant, h. 762 Broadway h. 859 Tenth av. Hall Wm. C. grocer, 216 Washington, h. 168 W. 14th Hallgarten L. broker, 4 Hanover, h. 8 Franklin ter. Hall William S. mer. 58 Pearl, h. American h. Hoboken Hall William T. accountant, 99 Murray, h. 60 Bank HALLGARTEN & HERZFELD, brokers, 4 Hanover Hall William T. coachmaker, h. 100 Sullivan Hallick Benjamin, police, h. r. 242 Delancey Hall William W. physician for throat and lungs, 37 Hallick Charles D. laborer, h. 113 W. 16th Irving pi. Hallick Charles H. police, h. 34 Lewis Hall Willis, lawyer, 14 Wall, h. 218 W. 14th Hallick Henry, carman, h. 28 W. 28th Hall A : & A. hatters, 267 Greenwich Hallick James D. builder, h. 58 Av. C Hall A. A. & Brother, drygoods, 87 Liberty Hallick Susan, wid. Nehemiah, boardingh. 44 Broomo Hall A. & W. L. American patent steam ice croam Hallick Stephen, faucets, h. 42 Lewis company, 188 Chatham Hallick Whitman, Carman, h. 277 Delancey Hall H. & Co. drygoods, 15 Carmine Hallick Wm. H. chairs, 466 Broadway, h. 112 Greene Hall S. D. & Co. strawgoods, 181 Pearl Halliday Christopher, carman, h. 503 Tenth av. Hall & Brother, melodeons, 238 Broadway Halliday James, undertaker, h. 44 Charlton HALL & BROTHERS, imps. 180 Broadway Halliday John, carman, h. 122 Amos Hall & Carpenter, flour, 165 West Halliday Robert, laborer, h. r. 224 W. 26th Hall & Chamberlin, crockery, 245 Washington Halliday William, laborer, h. 242 E. 18th HALL & FROTHIN GHAM, patent cordage, Water, Halliday Susan, wid. Hugh, h. 84 Tenth Brooklyn Hallidy David, musquito nets, 98 Liberty, h. Ntp Hall & Little, painters, 811 Fifth Jersey ^ Hall <&rLabagh, organs, 88 Wooster Halligan Bridget, wid. Patrick, h. r. 278 W. 17th Hall & Shepard, bathinghouse, Battery Halligan Charles, boilermaker, h. 206 Av. A HALL & WILCOX, dressgoods, 82 Cedar Halligan James, porterhouse, W. 86th n. Ninth av. HALL, RUCKEL & CO. druggists, 220 Greenwich Halligan James, 184 E. 83d __ n.,, Hall, Dana & Co. com. mers. 55 Exchange pi. Halligan John, grocer, 228 W. 26th, h. 228 W. 26th Halladay Charles, h. 147 W. 22d Halligan Matthew, stables, 124 Clinton pL h. 124 tun- Halladay Thomas, stonecutter, h. 281 W. 83d ton pi. Hallady Richard, mason, h. r. 164 W. 16th Halligan Patrick, h. 135 Crosby Hallady Joseph J. smith, h. 892 Bleecker Halligan Thomas, boilermaker, h. 206 Av. A Halladys Wm. millinery, 100J Bowery, h. 100 Bowery Hallihan Michael, laborer, h. r. 48 Anthony Hallagan Thomas, laborer, h. 182 W. 16th Hallinan Mary, dressmaker, h. 25 Marion Hallagan John, grocer, 228 W. 26th, h. 228 W. 26th Hallinan Michael, boardingh. 109 Cherry Hallagan Patrick, porterhouse, 273 Mott, h. 273 Mott Hallinan Patrick, baker, h. r. 89 Sheriff Hallagan Michael, laborer, h. W. 32d n. Ninth av. Hallinan Patrick, boardingh. 76 James . Hallahan Eliza, fancygoods, 108 Reade, h. 108 Reade Hallinbeck Gilbert, carman, h. Broadway c. HAL 295 HAL Hallisey Patrick, late grocer, h. 38 Trinity pL Washington mkt. h. 19 Chestnut Hallison Martha, wid. George, milk, h. 476 Pearl HALSEY CII ARLES H. (Rev.), h. 21 N. Moore Hallitt John, lamplighter, h. 297 Sixth Halsey Edward, acct. h. 154 E. 24th Hallivan Margaret, candy, h. 206 Ninth ay. Halsey Eliza, wid. Gurden, h. 183 E. 21st Hallock Anne, wid. James, h. 159 W. 20th Halsey Eliza, midwife, h. 137 Delancey Hallock Benj. B. books, 833 Broadway, h. 295 Fourth Halsey Elmor C. fancygoods, 85 Dey, h. 9 Charlton Hallock Charles H. goldbeater, h. 153 Barrow HALSEY GEORGE 1 lawyer, 90 mer. exch h lO Hallock Daniel L. baker, Third av. n. E. 41st W . 36th Hallock David, carman, h. 83 Barrow Halsey George W . druggist, 161 Duane Hallock Edward, cutler, h. 62 Vandam Halsey Henry A. provis. 93 Murray, h. 344 G’nwich Hallock Edward, tailor, 200 Varick Halsey Isaac, carpenter, r. 65 Columbia, h. 65 Colum. Hallock Eunice, wid. Linus, h. W. 86th n. Sev’nth ay. Halsey Isaac, feed, 77 Houston, h. 289 E. Broadway Hallock George G, agent, 21 Suffolk Halsey Jacob L. com. deeds, 146 Broadway, h. 145 Hallock Gerard, ed. Jour. Com. 91 Wall, h. JN. Haven E. 21st Hallock Harriet, boardingh. 114 Ninth ay. Halsey Jas. B. dentist, 89 Clinton pi. h. 89 Clinton pL Hallock Isaac, carman, h. 25 Leroy Halsey Jane, wid. Rensselaer, h. 225 Division Hallock James, carman, h. 195 E. 17th Halsey Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 9 Morton Hallock James C. agent, 65 Wall, h. 197 Ninth av. Halsey Jeremiah H. feed, 396 Second av. Hallock Joel B. carman, h. 67 W. 29th Halsey Jerusha, wid. Benjamin, h. 26 Walker Hallock John 0. carpenter, h. 686 Washington Halsey John, mer. 170 Water, h. Clinton ay . ‘ B'ldyn Hallock Lewis, physician, h. 103 Fourth av. Halsey John R. carpenter, h. 160 W . 35th > Hallock Mary, dressmaker, h. 180 W. 19th Halsey Lawrence W. sashes, 280 Eighth j av. h. 280 Hallock Mary, wid. William, h. 21 Leroy Eighth av, Hallock Pamelia, wid. Henry, boardingh. 200 Yarick Halsey Lydia, wid. William, h. 22 W. 28th Hallock Robert T. physician, h. 324 Broome Halsey Mary P. wid. Bensor W . h. 55 Third Hallock Reuben, carman, h. 16 Commerce Halsey Moses E. chairmaker, 252 Ninth av. h. Mor- Hallock S. agent, 150 Fulton, h. 50 Bank risania Hallock S. G. boardingh. 25 W. ISth Halsey Phebe L. tailoress, h. r. 202 W . 18th Hallock Sylvanus, carpenter, 60 Cliff, h. 302 G’nwich Halsey Richard, mason, h. 17 Sixth av. Hallock Sylv’s, jr. stationer, 150 Fulton, h. 749 Wash’n Halsey Samuel B. & Son, carpenters, 216 Mercer, h. Hallock William, publisher, 91 Wall 33 W . 11th Hallock Wm. A. (Rev.), sec. 150 Nassau, h. 130 Greene Halsey Samuel I. h. 63 Seventh Hallock William H. editor, 91 W all, h. 132 Greeno Halsey Stephen A. 171 Water, h. A storia Hallock & Lyon, books, 333 Broadway Halsey Stephen R. feed, 23 Pitt, h. 128 Broome Halloran Edwd. liquors, 330 E. 13th, h. 330 E. 13th Halsey Sylvester, measurer, 125 Broad, h. Brooklyn Halloran Mary, wid. Lewis, h. 344 Third Halsey William, physician, h. 289 E. Broadway Halloran Michael, clothing, 25 Whitehall Halsey William & Co. dyestuffs, 182 Water, h. Clin­ Halloran Richard, miller, 6 Duane, h. 305 E. 21st ton av. Brooklyn Hallow Henry, tailor, h. r. 144 Essex Halsey William C. all kinds o f fancy toy painting, &c. Hallowed Henry, engineer, h. 217 E. 23d 43 Maiden la. h. 186 Delancey Hallowed John E. sailmaker, h. 63 W illett Halsey W m. H. acct. h. 172 E. 26th Hallren Patrick, carman, h. 2 Staple Halsey Zephaniah, carpenter, h. 143 W . 16th Hallsted Benjamin & Son, blinds, 45 Beekman, h, 557 Halsey & Baldwin, fancygoods, 35 Dey Sixth av. Halsey & Beach, provisions, 93 Murray Hallsted James C. blindmaker, 45 Beekman, h. 557 Halstead Alonzo, carman, h. W . 27th n. Ninth av. Sixth av. Halstead D. Berrian, cashier, 187 Greenwich, h. 133 Hallsted Jane C. wid. John B. h. 152 Eighth av. Charlton Hadstein George, tailor, h. 190 Seventh Halstead Denton S. wood, Eleventh av. n. W . 27th Hallu Morris, fancygoods, 156 Walker, h. 156 W alker Halstead James S. clerk, h. 126 E. 25th Hally James, liquors, 137 E. 11th, h. 137 E. 11th Halstead John, tea, 190 Bowery & shoes 22 Carmine, Hally Lambert M. mason, h. W . 42d n. Eighth av. h. 20 Sixth av. Halm Mich’l, butcher, 85 Hamersley h. 81 Hamersley Halstead Joseph, carman, h. 156 Sullivan Halm Peter, japan ner, h. 10 Duane Halstead Pierson S. provisions, 24 Old s i 192 Harbutt John, clothier, 118$ Bowery, h. 118$ Bowery Liberty Harcle Charles, laborer, h. r. 93 Orange Hardman John, carpenter, h. r. 14 Pelham HAR 301 HAR Hardman Michael, blindmaker, W . 82d n. Ninth ay. Harison Charles F. hatfinisher, 266 Second h. 97 W . 80th Harison Henry, clerk, h. 89 W illett Hardman Thomas, carpenter, h. 255 W . 28th Harison Wm. B. lawyer, 65 mer. ex. h. 1083 Bd’way Hardman Thomas E. packing boxes & lumber. 810, Harison Wm. B. lawyer, 187 Fulton, h. 64 E. 17th 812 & 814 W . 28th, h. 296 W. 27th Hanswald Anton, bootmaker, h. 30 A v A Hardorp John, paperhangings, 430 Pearl, h. E. 45th Harjes Johann H. painter, h. 601 Water c. Second av. Hark Michael, buttons, h. 133 E. 26th Hardt Jacob, bootmaker, h. r. 46 Eose IIarker/Casper, tailor, h. 108 W . 20th Hardt John Henry, imp. 20 Broad, h. Staten Island Harker Jane A. wid. Abel, h. 58 Troy Hardt Eichard, imp. 20 Broad, h. Staten Islan d Harkert Joseph, tailor, h. r. 30 Pitt Hardt W illiam, mer. 50 Broad, h. 1 S t Peter’s pi. Harkin Charles, junkstore, 84 Cross, h. 84 Cross Hardt & Co. importers, 20 Broad Harkin Columbus, cooper, h. 658 Washington Hardtman Charles, grocer, 109 Laurens & 285 W . 27th, Harkin James, cabinetmaker, 42 Cross, h. 42 Cross h. 285 W. 27th Harkin John, laborer, h. 188 Second Hardtwig William G. grocer, 171 Division Harkin John, laborer, h. r. W . 41st n. Ninth av. Hardwick Francis, carpenter, h. 172 Twelfth Harkin Stephen, driver, li. 59 W . Broadway Hardwick Jas. joiner, 162 Maiden la. h. M orrisania Harkin Wm. crockery, 152 Walker, h. 152 Walker Hardwick William, mariner, h. 85 Thompson Harkin C. & J. coopers, 658 Washington Hardy Alexander, fancystore, 529 Greenwich Harkins Ann, wid. John, washing, h. E. 89th n. Hardy Anna, wid. W illiam H. h. 45 Third Second av. Hardy Annette, wid. John, porterh. 99 W . Broadway Harkins Bartholo. gro. 110 W . 17th, h. 110 W. 17th Hardy Edward, driver, h. 480 Third av. Harkins Edw’d, boots, 56$ Carmine, h. 56$ Carmine Hardy Elizabeth, widow, 608$ Fourth Harkins John, cooper, 658 Washington, h. — Amos Hardy George, porter, h. Warren c. Greenwich Harkins John, plasterer, h. W . 42d n. Tenth av. Hardy H eniy (col’d), laborer, h. r. 88 Cornelia Harkins John, smith, h. r. 166 W . 18th Hardy Horatio, carpenter, h. 45 Third Harkins Eosanna, dressmaker, h. 56$ Carmine Hardy James, laborer, h. 80 Jay Harkins Thomas, cooper, h. r. 11 Suffolk Hardy John, shoemaker, 319 Pearl Harkmann Jacob, grocer, 182 Pitt, h. 182 Pitt Hardy Mary, wid. John, h. r. 8 Caroline Harkness George, pencilmaker, h. 51 Columbia Hardy Michael, machinist h. 145 E. 24th Harkness James, blockmkr. 235 South, h. B rooklyn Hardy Philip, fruit, 6 Wash. mkt. h. 25 Hubert Harkness John J. c. h. officer, h. 412 Greenwich Hardy Thomas, tailor, h. 116 Duane Harkness Peter, blockraaker, 235 South, h. B rooklyn Hardy Thos. drugs, 272 W. 85th. h. 272 W . 85th Harkness Eobert, shipcarpenter, h. 809 E. 18th Hardy William, blacksmith, h. 430 Tenth av. Harkness <&Son, blockmakers, 235 South Hardy Wiliiam, clerk, h. r. 7 E. 11th Harkins William, engineer, h. 90 Monroe Hardy h- 83 Willow pi. Harvey John, shoemaker, r. 825 Third av. Harvey John, tailor, h. r. 121 Sheriff Ha8GoldMerri0k * BUl1, wholesale druggists, 10 Harvey John J. stages, W. 39th c. Broadway, h.W. Haskett William J. lawyer, 15 Centre, h. 228 W 21st 39th b. Seventh & Eighth avs. Haskill James R. ladies’ furnishing, 629 Broadway Harvey Joseph, galvanizer, h. 198 W . 15th h. 629 Broadway Harvey Laurence, police, h. 8 Hudson pi. Haskin Ann, wid. Henry K. h. 103 King Harvey Mary, wid. Edward, h. 30 Fifth Haskins Chas. A. stationery, 1 Pine, h. 786 G’wich Harvey Milton W. driver, h. 199 Av. O Haskins Daniel, contractor, li. 871 Eighth Harvey Thomas, boots, h. 51 Marion Haskins John B. sailmaker, 153 South, h. B rooklyn Harvey Thomas, carpenter, h. r. E. 40th n. First av. Haskins Jonathan E. carman, h. 126 Allen Harvey Thomas W. steel, 40 Dey, h. 81 E. 31st Haskins Wm. E. feedstore, 688 Eighth av. h. W. 48th Harvey William, carman, h. 198 W. 15th b. Eighth av. & Broadway Harvey William, clerk, 50 Wall Haskins William L. mer. 24 Mers. ex. Harvey William, laborer, h, 275 W. 18th Haslacher Aaron, butcher, 15 Essex m kt h. 167 De­ Harvey Wm. pocketbooks, 124 Nassau, h. B rooklyn lancey Harvey William A. shipjoiner, 43 Peck si. h. Oxford Haslam James, engineer, h. 44 Av. D. n. DeKalb av. B rooklyn Haslam John, cutter, h. r. 184 W. 18th Harvey Wm. H. collector, 67 Wall, h. 349 Fourth av. Haslam Richd. R. clerk, 128 Canal, h. 129 Waverley pL Harvey Willard, paper, 84 Maiden la. h. 154 23d Haslam Wm. leather, 181 Av.-B, h. 181 A v B HARVEY & BASSETT paper, 84 Maiden la. Hasleck Henry, porter, h. 222 Tenth av. Harvey & Wallace, physicians, 192 Second av Haslehurst James, com. mer. 21 Broad, h. Amity, Harvier Calixte, broker, 5 Hanover, h. 80 St. Marks pi. B rooklyn Harvison Elizabeth, wid. Wm. tailoress, h. 81 Broome , Haslem Joseph, butcher, Eleventh av. n. W. 44th Harvison James, polisher, h. 204 W. 16th Haslem Richard, clerk, h. 129 Waverley pi. Harway Lewis, watchman, h. 84 Delancey Hasler James, bricklayer, h. 199 W. 26th Harwitz Isaac, caps, 1 Centre mkt. p i Hasler John, coppersmith, 15 Frankfort, h. Williams- Harwood Abby W. millinery, 414 Grand burgh Harwood Anna, wid. John, seamstress, h. 120 W. 27th Hasler, Joseph, tailor, h. 242 Fifth Harwood Edmund, laborer, h. 100 Anthony Haslet Margaret dressmaker, h. 51 University pL Harwood Edwin (Rev.), h. 44 W. 29th Haslett John, lawyer, 7 Broad, h. B rooklyn Harwood Vivian, E. teacher, h. 196 Seventh av. HASLETT WILLIAM H. grocer, 459 Eighth av. h. Haryq Christian, shoemaker, 29 Ridge, h. 29 Ridge 459 Eighth av. Harzt Conrad, shoemaker, h. 19 Forsyth Haslett William R. jr. cabinetmaker, 5 Amos, h. W. Hasard George (col’d), horsedealer, 529 Pearl 28th n. Sixth av. Hasard Joseph (col’d), carpetshaker, h. 133 W. 15th Haslin Mary, wid. James, liquors, 100 E. 25th Hasatt Mary M. wid. William, seamstress, h. E. 87th Haslinger Leopold, runner, h. 37 Pearl n. Third av. Hasluck Richard jr. imp. 50 & 52 William Hasbett William H. grocer, 459 Eighth av. h. 459 Hasman John H . bootmaker, 205 Mott Eighth av. Hasuer Charles, boxmaker, h. 180 Suffolk Hasbrook Benj. groeer,-248 Hudson, h. 248 Hudson Haspar David R. bootmaker, h. 95 Market si. Hasbrook Charles E. clerk, h. 67 Chatham Haspel Lewis, driver, h. 499 Third av. Hasbrook Hannah (col’d), h. r. 243 Elizabeth Hass Christian, tailor, h. 171 Attorney Hasbrook Julian A. H. stationer, 174 & 176 Pearl, h. Hass Peter, waiter, h. 24 Whitehall 68 E. 30th Hass Rodolph, physician, h. 333 Broadway Hasbrook Peter (col’d), porter, r. 77 Laurens Hass John, butcher, h. W. 39th n. Tenth av. Hasbrouck Daniel B. cus. ho. h. B rooklyn Hassall William, foreman, h. 225 E. 23d Hasbrouck G. D. broker, 27 Wall, h. 17 W. 24th Hassan James, tailor, h. r. 195 Mulberry Hasbrouck John L. grocer, 106 Murray, h. 107 Hassan Bennett tailor, h. 17 Monroe W. 23d Hassan Michael, laborer, h. r. 195 Mulberry Hasbrouck Jonathan D. smith, h. 359 Eighth Hassard Catharine, wid. Richard, h. 47 Sullivan Hasbrouck Julian A. H. stationer, 174 & 176 Pearl, Hassc. Louis H. druggist 40 Av. A, h. 40 Av. A h. 68 E. 80th Hassebach John, bookbinder, h. 563 Fourth Hasbrouck Robert S. drygoods, 128 Broadway, h. 7 Hasselbrock Conrad, grocer, 72 Av. B, h. 72 Av. B Warren pi. Jersey City Hasseldieck Herman, grocer, h. 174 Walker, h. 174 Hasbrouck Richard H. carpenter, h 143 Christopher Walker Hasbrouck Stephen, physician, h. 94 Greene Hassell John, physician, 7 Stanton Hasey Alonzo, tailor, 192 B’way, h. 187 Madison Hassell Samuel, dentist, 400 Fourth, h. 400 Fourth Hase Richard, waiter, h. r. 32 Trinity pi Hasselmayer Charles, locksmith, h. 174 Division Hase Philip, tailor, h. 379^ Grand Hassels Francis, cabinetmaker, h. 115 W. 80th Haselden John H. oysters, 140 Spring Hassen Robert, police, h. 14 More Haselton James C. strawgoods, 68 Broadway, h. 130 Hasse Margaret, nurse, h. 186 W. 39th Clinton, B rooklyn Hassett John, carman, h. r. 37 Spring Haselton Matthew, weaver, h. W. 31st n. Ninth av. Hassett John, porterh. 52 Oak Haselton William, mason, h. 203 E. 20th Hassett Thomas, mason, h. 37 Spring Hasemann John, cabinetmaker, h. 652 Greenwich Hassett Thomas, porter, h. 58 Greenwich Hasenbaig Charles, grocer, 37 Thompson Hassett Thomas, builder, h. 37 Spring Hasenkemp Henry, grocer, 3 Anthony, h. 3 Anthony Hassett William, laborer, h. E. 41st b. Third & Lex­ Hasenohr Sebastian, carpenter, h. r. 149 Chrystie ington avs. Hasenpflug Conrad, butcher, 160 Attorney, h. 171 Hassinger John, smith, h. 195 W. 88th Attorney Hasslacher George I. engraver, 5 White Hasett James, laborer, h. E. 41st c. Third av. Hassle Jacob, carpenter, h. r. 248 W. 4t5h Hashagan Diedrich, grocer, 205 Seventh, h. 205 Hassler Alexander, tailor, h. r 104 Essex Seventh Hassloch Charles, carver, h. 162 Second Hashagen Dietrich, tailor, li. 9 Columbia pi. Hasson Ann, wid. Michael* h. 274 Canal Hashagen Harm, grocer, 508 Houston & 137 First av. Hasson Henry, carman, h. 517 Ninth av. h. 508 Houston Hasson James, laborer, h. 331 W. 26th HASHAGEN JOHN C. grocer, 4 Sixth av. & 129 Hasson John, shoemaker, h. 61£ Laight Sullivan, h. 129 Sullivan Hastadt Henry, machinist, h. 179 Greenwich Hasic Mark, watches, 583 Grand, h. 583 Grand Hastie John, baker, h. 313 Delancey Haskell Craig W. hats, 92 W. 45th, h. 94 W. 45th Hastie William, bookbinder, h. 554 Hudson Haskell Benj. mason, h. 154 Clinton Hastie William S. mer. 118 Pearl, h 218 W. 28th Haskell George B. filters, 312 Broadway, h. 87 Carroll, Hastings Alice, wid. Patrick R. li. 12 Elizabeth B rooklyn Hastings Andrew F. drygoods, 55 Dey, h. 18 Living­ Haskell Llewellyn S. druggist, 10 Gold, h. Belville ston, Brooklyn Haskell Robert, burnisher, 333 Broadway, h. 831 Hastings Benjamin, waiter, h. 221 Sullivan -Madison Hastings Charles, cutter, h. Sixth av. HAT 308 HAU Hastings Charles, stonecutter, h. 277 W. 19t.h Hatfield Mary, wid. Joseph, h. 389 Tenth Hastings Eldridge G. fancygoods, 135 Broadway, h. Hatfield Moses, carpenter, h. r. 50 King Brooklyn Hatfield Oliver P. architect, 396 Broadway, h. 28 Hastings Elize, wid. John, candy, 182 Second "^Ya]fcer HASTINGS GEORGE & CO. carpets, 5 S. Wil­ Hatfield Oliver S. h. 28 Walker liam & 65 Stone Hatfield Philip, carpenter, h. 60 Leroy Hastings Henry, shoemaker, 131 Orange Hatfield Robert G. architect, 67 Chatham A 89ft Hastings Hugh, laborer, h. 208 Av. A. Broadway, h. 1 St. Luke’s pi. Hastings James, blacksmith, h. r. 28 Lewis Hatfield Sampson, tailor, 164 Broadway, h. 46 E 28th Hastings Jeremiah, laborer, h. 70 Roosevelt Hatfield Samuel, h. 201 Houston Hastings John, tailor, 122 Franklin, h. i22 Franklin Hatfield Spencer O. clerk, h. 270 Ninth Hastings Kate, boardingh. 119 Mercer Hatfield Stephen E. tinsmith, 101 Houston, h. 89 Hastings Michael, laborer, h. 12$ Washington Cannon Hastings Michael, laborer, h. r. 10 Hamilton Hatfield Wesley, framemaker, 124 Grand, h. 227 Hastings Sanford B. lawyer, 29 Wall, h. 121 Second Rivington Hastings Thomas, prof, music, h. 61 Amity HAT FINISHERS* UNION, 11 Park row Hasting Thomas, tailor, h. 95 Orange Hatfield William, market, 135 & 137 Division, h. 185 Hastings Thomas E. contractor, 49 Wall, h. Brooklyn Division Hastings Warren, drygoods, 5 S. William, h. Car- Hatfield & Kober, market, 135 & 137 c. Division mansville Hathaway Amzi, fancygoods, 683 Broadway, h. 280 Hastings William, stonecutter, h. 73 W. 19th Wooster Hastings William, liquors, 208 Centre, h. 208 Centre Hathaway Bailey J. hardware, 23 Cliff, h. Brooklyn Hastings William jr. imp. 46 Broad, h. Boston Hathaway Eleazer, h. 69 Market Hasting & Forby, drygoods, 55 Dey Hathaway Francis, com. mer. 160 Water, h. 5 Willow, HASTINGS & PLIMPTON, carpeting and house Brooklyn furnishing goods, 5 8. William & 65 Stone Hathaway Fred. S. painter, 809 Spring, h. 50 Yandam Hasty Sarah, milliner, h. 325 First av. Hathaway Henry, cooper, h. r. 142 Christie Haswell Charles H. engineer, h. 59 E. 31st Hathaway Jabez, butcher, 31 Wash, mkt h. 200 W. Haswell Charles H. u. s. n. h. E. 31st 43d Haswell D. h. 59 E. 31st Hathaway John M. newsman, h. 126 Barrow Haswell Edward, agent, h. 39 Hester Hathaway John P. segars, 630 Fourth Hatcell Charles, musician, h. r. 181 Laurens Hathaway Wm. N. gilder, h. W. 35th n. Eighth av. Hatch A. M. mer. 140 Maiden la. h. Yonkers Hathaway, Thompson & Co. painters, 309 Spring Hatch Almond L. clerk, h. 28 Jay Hatheway James E clerk, h. 4 Bowling green Hatch Asa L. h. 10 College pi. Hatheway James R. clerk, h. 4 Broadway Hatch Charles B. mer. 97 William & 723 Broadway, Hatheway Robert L. h. 56 Watts h. 35 E. 23d Hathorn Erastus H. billiards, University pi. c. Thir­ Hatch Charles C. silks, 75 Cedar, h. Staten Island teenth, h. 47 University pi. Hatch David B. conductor, h. 383 Ninth av. Hathorn George C. coalyard, 29 Ninth av. Hatch Edward P. clerk, 51 Broadway, h. Jersey City Hathorne Charles, pilot, 69 South, h. 34 E. 18th Hatch George, printer, h. 17 Sullivan Hatline Charles, smith, h. 32 Ludlow Hatch Geo. H. mouldings, 16 Horatio, r. 161 W. 89th Hatman George, E. 14th e. Av. B Hatch Geo. L. com. mer. 33 Coenties si. h. Pearl st. h. Hatman Jacob, carpenter, h. 221 Third Hatch George W. engraver, 48 Mer. ex. Hatman Jacob, groceries, 132 Pitt Hatch Qeorge W. jr. lithographer, 140 Fulton, h Hatrech Frederick, barber, h. 100 Stanton Dobbs'1 F erry Hatstat George W. blinds, 81 Duane, h. 106 Leonard Hatch Horace,----- - 49 Ann, h. 64 Hudson Hatry Joseph, silversmith, h. 525 Pearl Hatch Israel E. jeweler, 17 John, h. 87 Cannon Uatstein William, tailor, n. r. 125 Suffolk Hatch Isaac S. druggist, Fourth av. c. E. 20th, h. 125 Hatt George (Rev.), h. 37 Fifth E. 25th Hatt John A imp. 16 Broad, h. 37 Fifth Hatch Josiah, carpenter, h. r. 244 Spring Hatten Catherine, wid. Patrick, h. 249 Third av. Hatch Joseph N. furniture, 132 Ninth av. h. 132 Hatten Joseph, shoemaker, 377 Second av. Ninth av. Hatten Patrick, housemover, h. 153 E. 21st Hatch Josiah, cooper, 16 South, h. 161 Prince Hatter John, laborer, h. W. 47th n. Eleventh av. Hatch Ossian L. hardware, 15 Gold, h. Newark Hatter Robert, drygoods, 88$ Willett, h. 88$ Willett Hatch R. Edward, salesman, 112 B’way, h. Irving h. Hattner Adam, liquors, 532 Fourth, h. 532 Fourth Hatch Uriel C. furnishing, 20 Park pi. h. 126 First av. Hatton Jonathan, shoes, h. 193 First av. Hatch Walter T. drygoods, 73 Broadway, h. 77 Clark, Hatton Joseph, physician,-8 Greenwich Brooklyn Hatz George, varnisher, h. r. 151 Attorney Hatch William B. mer. & prod, broker, 39 Water, h. Hatz John, varnisher, h. r. 151 Attorney Jersey City HAU CONSTANTINE, wines, 130 Hester, h. 130 Hatch Zephaniah P. publisher, 100 Nassau, h. 106 Hester Atlantic, Brooklyn Haub Mathias, shoemaker, h. r. 45 Frankfort HATCH C. B. & CO. furnishing goods, 97 William & Haubart Jacob, shoemaker, h. 204 Cherry 723 Broadwav, h. 85 E. 23d Haubeil Charles, liquors, 101 Broome Hatch & Brother, furniture, 132 Ninth av. Haubendal Peter, railingmaker, h. r. 12 Thompson Hatch & Co. fumishinggoods, 723 Broadway Haubenreich Michael, tinsmith, h. 240 Fifth HATCH & LOYEJOY, mers. 33 Coenties si. Haubernastle Lawrence, porter, h. 87 W. 19th Hatch & Mulford, coopers, 16 South Haubner Charles, tanner, r. W. 86th n. Eighth av. . Hatch & Severyn, lithographers, 140 Fulton 188 W. 36th . _ , Hatch & Yale, silks, 75 Cedar Haubner Frederick, fringes, 544 Eighth av. n. ow Hatcher Thos. rigger, 254 South, h. Williamsbv/rgh Eighth av. j w Hatcher & Dickson, riggers, 254 South Haubner John, upholstery, 275 Hudson, h. Hatcherson James, plasterer, h. 179 W. 35th Eighth av. J* , .. _ Hate Isaac, carman, h. 173 W. 21st Haubner Theodore, fringes, r. 574 Eighth av. n. o Hatell Robert T. carman, h. 817 Ninth E igh th av. , v.uov Hatfelt Morris, shades, h. 97 Seventh la u b n e r F . & J. B eck , fringe & tassel, 544 Eighth av. Hatfield Amos F. pacific fire ins. h. 78 E. 19th * la u b n e r & B eck , fringes, r. 574 Eighth av. HATFIELD EDWIN F. (Rev.) h. 202 Henry la u ch h a u s A lexander, segarmaker, h. r. 266 Hatfield Elias, plumber, 144 Grand, h. 100 Yarick TemAHilrl irrftP.ftr. 14 GftnSeVOOft. h. 14 w Hatfield Ferdinand O. drygoods, 105 Eighth av. voort Hatfield George, coachman, h. r. 93 Delancey lauck Adam, brewer, h. 89 Sheriff MhgT Hatfield Gilbert, h. 633 Fourth Iauck Daniel, baker. 678 Eighth av. h. 678 E#th» Hatfield Henry, sailor, li. r. 106 Greene lauck John, butcher, 177 Stanton,/h. 100 bixtn Hatfield Henry R. h. 633 Fourth Iauck Johann, printer, 172 Second, h. 172 Second Hatfield Jesse K. grocer, 81 Norfolk, h. 31 Norfolk lauck Philip, carpenter, h. r. 194 Stanton Hatfield Joshua, late collector, h, 227 Rivington laueisen Michael, painter, h. r. 65 First Hatfield Luther H. clerk, h. 142 W. 17th lauenschild Joseph, barber, 69 Division Hatfield Mary, boardingh. 147 Grand Tariff William, irttuffes.. 47 Dev. h. Staten Iswm H AV 309 H AY Haug Mary A washer, h. r. 126 W. 80th Haugan Helge, h. 524 Sixth av. Havens Deborah, wid. Peter, h. 28 Yandam Haughey James, mason, h. 127 W. 83d Havens HarveyE. clerk, 809 Water, h. 5 Jay Havens James H. clerk, h. 204 W. 15th Haughey Michael, mason, h. r. 71 Seventh Havens John, brushmaker, 125 & 127 Anthony, h. Haughey Patrick, blacksmith, h. 812 Av. A Columbia, B rooklyn J Haughey Richard, liquors, h. 417 Tenth Havens John, batcher, h. 416 Seventh av Haughey "William, grocer, E. 22d n. Av. A Havens John C. butcher, 697 Sixth av. h 416 Seventh Haughton George, glasscutter, 67 & 69 Forsyth, h. 296 av. M6tt Havens Joseph H. shipping office, 105 Watts, h. Ox- Haughton James, lettercarrier, h. 229 W. 24th ford, B rooklyn ’ Haughton Wm. A. acct Greenwich c. Chambers Havens Mary (col’d), wid. John, washing, h. 79 Sixth Haughwout E. Y. china, 561 Br’way, h. 105 W. 22d Havens J. IL lumber, 535 West, h. 254 W. 16th Haughwont Jacob, carpenter, 16 Watts, h. S. Brooklyn Havens Kortenus S. m kt h. 147 W. 85th Haughwout Simon, grocer, 56 Av. D, h. 812 Fifth Havens Rensselaer, pres, howard ins. co. 66 Wall h Haughwout & Dailey, china, 561 & 563 Broadway 81 Ninth tl Hanlenbeck Peter, coffee & spice, Eleventh av. c. W. Havens Robert, mason, h. 56 Columbia 29th, h. 277 W. 27th Havens Samuel, carpenter, h. 373 Eighth Haulenbeek Garret, hatpresser, h. 262 W. 24th Havens Wm. C. policeman, h. 144 W. 20th Haulenbeek Peter P. shipjoiner, 191 Lewis, h. 800 Havens Wm. H. patternmaker, h. 805 W. 25th Third Havens A. C. & Co. grocers, 88 Market & 434 Water Haulenbeek & Eells, spices, Eleventh av. c. W. 29th Haver Philip, tailor, h. r. 49 Norfolk Haulenbek Charlotte, teacher, 19 King Haver Zwinge, grocer, 562 Fourth, h. 562 Fourth Haupert Jacob, shoemkr. 204 Cherry, h. 204 Cherry Haverly Lewis, smith, 882 Tenth Haupt Gustavus, musician, h. r. 121 Forsyth Haverly Peter, saloon, 459 First av. HA.UN BENJAMIN G. 79 York, Jersey City Havermeyer Henry & Co. grocers, 163 Spring, h. 95 Haungs Leopold, shoemaker, h. 248 Houston Laurens Haupel George, shoemaker, h. 42 Anthony Haverow Henry, shipwright, h. 7 Batavia Hauptner Charles, furrier, h. 21 Monroe Havers Daniel, carman, h. 41 Sullivan Hans Jacob, boxmaker, h. r. 64 Willet Haverty Daniel, carpenter, 159 E. 25th Hauschild Frederick, tailor, h. 607 E. 41st Haverty Dennis, butcher, 45 Elm & 209 Elizabeth, h. HAUSCHILDT JNO. H. turner, 56 Houston, & 45 Elm segars, 138 Lewis, h. 138 Lewis Haverty John, laborer, h. 874 First av. Hauselt Charles, imp. 177 Pearl, h. 34 Rose Haverty Maria, wid. Paul, liquors, 42 Spring Hauser Hylerious, bootmaker, h. r. 182 Yarick Haverty Michael, butcher, b. 172 Elizabeth Hausmann Peter, bootmaker, 52 Elm, h. 52 Elm Haverty Patrick M. books, Fulton cor. Dutch, h. Hauschild John P. clerk, h. 868 Fourth av. B rooklyn Hauser David, cabinetmaker, h. 224 Av. A Haverty Winifred, dressmaker, h. 182 E. 24th Hauser Henry, tailor, h. I l l Third Ilavey Patrick, pointer, h. 887 Eighth Hauser Isidor, designer, 48 Exchange pL h. 129 Havey James, carman, h. 177 Av. A Clinton pi. Havey Peter, porter, h. 8 Rector Hauser Nicholas, pedler, h. 288 Second Havican James, blacksmith, h. r. E. 40th n. First av. Hauser Paul, tailor, h. r. 251 Spring Haviland Aaron, grocer, 220 Washington, h. 68 Mac- Haushild Louies, newsman h. r. 326 Fifth dougal Hausin Jennet, wid. Hans, h. 259 Tenth av. Haviland Barnes H. printer, h. 117 Charles Hausselt Jno. G. bootmkr. 58 Howard h. 53 Howard Haviland Benj. grocer, 76 Fourth av. Haussner Charles, papiermache, 5 Catherine, h. 5 Haviland Benj. S. grocer, 177 Henry, h. 20 Jefferson Catherine Haviland Catharine, h. 294 Broome Haussner & Co. papermache, 5 Catherine Haviland Daniel G. imp. 47 John, h. 68 Columbia, Haussler Fred, cabinetmaker, h. 40 Chrystie B rooklyn Haussler Leonard,bootmkr. 91 Leonard, h. 91 Leonard Haviland David, importer, 47 John, h. F ran ce Hauswold Andon, shoemaker, h. 30 Av. A Haviland David A. carman, h. 101 Laurens Hautman Christman, smith, h. 115 Willett Haviland Elias, grates, 238 Front, h. Yorkville Hautman George, mason, h. 283 Ninth Haviland Edwin, porcelain, 22 Yesey, h. 72 Columbia, Hauton Frederick cabinetmaker, h. 116 Broome B rooklyn Haveland John, carpenter, h. 77 W. 41st Haviland George L. clerk, h. 131 Hester Havelin Daniel, porter, h. r. 25 Marion Haviland George W. police, 187 Chambers Havemeyer Adam, baker, 873 Greenwich, h. 873 Haviland Gilb t L. feed, 329 Bowery, h. 76 Fourth av. Greenwich Haviland Henry jr. h. 139 W. 25th Havemeyer Albert, sug. ref. 96 Front & 87 Yandam Haviland J. Gilbert, cabinetmaker, 30 Clarke h. 195 W. 14th Haviland Jacob, accountant, h. 252 E. 23d Havemeyer Catharine, wid. Fred. C. h. 195 W. 15th Haviland James C. druggist, 80 Maiden la. h. 72 Co­ Havemeyer Dedrick M. sug. ref. 96 Front & 87 Yan­ lumbia, B rooklyn dam, h. 197 W. 14th Haviland James F. fruits, 254 Washington, h. 45 Havemeyer Frederick C. 193 W. 14th Cranberry, B rooklyn Havemeyer Geo. L. builder, 191 W. 15th Haviland James G. late clerk, h. 277 Bowery Havemeyer Wm. F. pres. bk. n. a, 44 Wall, h. 218 Haviland James Y. mer. 94 Broad, h. B rooklyn W. 14th Haviland Jane, wid. Israel, li. 812 Broome Havemeyers 484 Cherry, ft. h. 102 E. 22d Hayes Ellen, wid. Patrick, lodgings, h. 15 Peck si Hay James A. boots, 1£ Murray Hayes Francis, porter, h. 167 Av. A Hay Michael, clerk, h. 303 Eighth Hayes Frederick T. cashier, Av. D c. Tenth Hay Peter, baker, 141 Seventh av. h. 141 Seventh av Hayes George, clairvoyant, h. 10 Spring Hay Sarah A. L. wid. Charles M. h. 205 Sixth av. Hayes Henry G. editor, 79 Nassau Hay Thomas, baker, h. 135 W. 16th Hayes Horace, bookkeeper, 74 John, h. 95 Macdougai flay Thomas, mason, h. 141 Seventh av. Hayes James, carpenter, h. r. 22 Oak Hay Thomas, soap manuf 135 E. 38th n. Third av. Hayes James, clerk, h. 67 W. 17th h. 82 Second Hayes James R. daguerreotypes, 103 Bowery, h Hay William, engineer, h. 1 Gansevoort 80 Horatio Hay, Inglis & Co. soap & candles, E. 38th c. Third av. Hayes James, machinist, h. 208 Seventh Haybeck John G. grocer, 162 W. 35th Hayes James, painter, h. r. 138 Thompson Hayburn John, boots, 301 Hudson, h. 72 Watts Hayes James, porter, h. 93 E. 16th Haybum John, barber, h. 139 E. 11th Hayes Jeremiah, liquors, h. 186 Cherry Haydo Mary, wid. James, seamstress, h. r. 24 Oak Hayes John, baker, 88 Av. B, h. 88 Av. B Hayden Ann, washing, h. r. 206 Delancey Hayes John, boatman, h. 42 Whitehall Hayden Charles, carman, h. E. 37th n. Third av. Hayes John, butcher, 821 Ninth av. Hayden Clement, carman, h. 164 Perry Hayes John, carman* h. 69 Cannon Hayden Daniel, contractor, h. 145 E. 16th Hayes John, carpenter, h. 159 W. 89th Hayden David, locksmith, 4 Liberty pi. h. 807 Mott Hayes John, grocer, 190 E. 17th, h. 190 E. 17th Hayden Edward, bricklayer, h. r. 201 W. 26th Hayes John, laborer, h. 434 Tenth Hayden George, gunsmith, h. 690 Broadway Hayes John, laborer, h. r. 100 Columbia Hayden Jas. A. drygoods, 95 Liberty, h. 74 Tenth Hayes John, laborer, h. 41 Scammel Hayden John, driver, h. r. 47 Clarkson Hayes John, laborer, h. 501 Tenth av. Hayden Joel, brassfounder, 6 Platt, h. Mass. Hayes John, liquors, h. 8 Morris Hayden John, driver, h. r. 78 Henry Hayes John, painter, h 154 Orchard Hayden John, shipcarpenter, h. 287 Sixth Hayes John, paver, h. 257 E. 21st Hayden Jno. M. salesman, 42 Cortlandt, h. Pacific hot. Hay.es John, policeman, h. 67 Greenwich Hayden Levi, shipwright, 3 Gouverneur si. h. B'klyn Hayes John, sawyer, h. r. 11 Columbia Hayden Margaret, -wid. Mich, washing, 245 Eighth av. ; Hayes John, seaman, h. 45 Scammel Hayden Mary (col’d), washing, h. r. 122 Clinton pL Hayes John, tailor, h. 277 Monroe Hayden Michael, carpenter, h. 345 W. 28th Hayes Margaret, nurse, h. 600£ Washington Hayden Nath’1, broker, 60 Wall, h. 148 E. 18th Hayes Maria, wid. Benjamin, h. 63 Columbia Hayden Patk. locksmith, 156 Walker, h. 80 Elizabeth Hayes Mary, fancygds. 513 Tenth av. h. 513 Tenth av. Hayden Patrick, agent, 3 Centre market pi. 343 Hayes O. J. mer. 174 Front, h. N ewark Madison & 12 Jackson, h. 3 Centre market pi. Hayes Mary, wid. John, h. 26 Goerck Hayden Peter, manuf’r, 219 Pearl, h. 106 Fifth av. Hayes Mary, wid. John, h. 68 Cherry Hayden Thos. S. drygoods, 124 Broadway Hayes Martin, laborer, h. E. 41st b. Third & Lex. avs Hayden Thomas S. importer, 219 Pearl, h. Sing /Sing Hayes Patrick, carpenter, h. 323 Ninth HAYDEN P. & T. importers, 219 Pearl Hayes Patrick, clerk, h. 436 Pearl Hayden & Sanders, brassfounders, 6 Platt Hayes Patrick, laborer, h. 254 E. 18th Haydock Geo. G. auctioneer, 30 Broad, h. Bloom'dale Hayes Patrick, liquors,* 109 Orange, h. 109 Orange Haydock Henry, druggist, 218 Pearl, h. 272 Jay Hayes Patrick, laborer, h. 521 Ninth av. HAYDOCK HENRY W. & CO. crockery, 71 John, Hayes Patrick F. huckster, 9 Fulton m kt h 23 h. 208 E. Broadway Cherry Haydock James, drygoods, 310 Spring, h. 297 Spring Hayes Paul, laborer, h. W. 16th bet Ninth & Haydock John, junk, 335 Third, h. 82 Chrystie Tenth avs. Haydock R. H. cash, market bk. h. 216 Madison Hayes Thomas, porter, h. 24 Whitehall HAYDOCK ROBERT, auctioneer, 23 William, h. Hayes Thomas, seaman, h. 419 Grand 136 Henry Hayes Thomas J. shipwright h. 228 W. 44th Haydock William H. carman, h. 180 W. 15th Hayes Thomas R. agent h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Haydock William M. u. s. meas. cus. house, h. 201 E. Hayes Thomas T. clothing, 128 William, h. Brooklyn Broadway Hayes William, acct. 166 Chatham, h. 431 Second av. Haydock Wm. M. grocer, 121 E. Broadway, h. 201 E. Hayes William, bookkeeper, h. 431 Second av. Broadway Hayes William, clerk, h. 339 Madison HAYDOCK, CLAY & EYANS, druggists, 218 Hayes William, grocer, h. 206 W. 16th Pearl . Hayes William, lawyer, 1 Nassau, h. Harlem Haydon Gilbert, milk, 33 Fourth, h. 33 Fourth Hayes William & Co. liquors, 117 Orange, 554 Mul­ Haydon John, blacksmith, h. 215 Seventh av. berry, h. 192 Hester Haydon John, laborer, h. r. 303 Spring Hayes William, mer. 11 Murray, h. 182 E. 15th Haydon John, seaman, h. r. 61 James Hayes William, policeman, h. 251 Mulberry Haydon Julia, wid. Michael, h. 59 Roosevelt Hayes William H. drygoods. 11 Murray, li. 182 E. Haydon Patrick, grocer, 419 First av. h. 419 First av. 15th Haydon R. merchant, 69 South Hayes & Redfield, mers. 90 Beaver Haydosk Thomas, moulder, 643 & 645 Water, h. 146 HAYES & SNOW, clothing, 128, William Broome Hayman Hugh, turning, 108 W. 29th, h. W. 17th e. Hayek Francis, carver, r. 409 Broome Tenth av. Hayes Alexander, porter, h. 168 E. 27th Hayles Sarah, wid. William, h. 343 Eighth Hayes Alexander, carman, h. 305 Delancey Hayley Clayton L. bookseller, 237 Grand, h. 83 Henry Hayes Alvin S. porter, h. 185 W. 16th Hay ley James, painter, 205 South, h. 83 Cherry Hayes Ann, wid. John, midwife, h. 117 Yarick Hayman Louis, coachtrimmer, h. 244 Second Hayes Bridget, boardingh. r. 26 Oak Hayman Napoleon, bellhanger, 59 Marion, h. 2ft Hayes Charles (cord), whitewashes h. 500 Houston Forsyth Hayes Charles B. clerk, 11 Maiden la. h. 2 St. Luke’s pi. Hayman Oliver G. printer, h. 24 Forsyth Hayes Cornelius, laborer, h. 621 Washington Hayman Richard, seaman, h. 43 Hamilton Hayes Daniel, laborer, h. 368 South Hayn John, grocer, 25 Scammel, h. 25 Scammel Hayes Dennis, coffeeroaster, h. 358 Cherry Hayne James, carpenter, h. 18 Sixth Hayes Dennis, laborer, h. 319 .Ninth Hayner Daniel, huckster, h. 92 Monroe Hayes Edward, carpenter, h. 125 W. 27th Hayne Michael, hatter, h. 182 E. 25th Hayes Edward B. chairmaker, 102 Delancey, h. 235 Haynes Aaron J. coal, Eleventh av. bet W. 43d & Delancey 44th, h. 512 Ninth av. Hayes Elizabeth, wid. James, h. 430 Greenwich Haynes Alexander, painter, h. 167 Av. B. Hayes Eliza T. wid. James K. h. 147 Stanton Haynes Alfred, pianomaker, h. 420 Second av, HAY 312 HE A Haynes Charles, carman, h. 6 Congress pi. Haywood George M. mer. 41 Exchange pi h. 54 Haynes Charles, com. mer. 12 Washington m k t^ . Irving pi. Brooklyn Haywood John, barber, 291 Bleecker, h 291 Bleecker Haynes Frederick, snc. to S. Michael, lamps, 22 Ca­ Haywood William, paperstainer, h. 859 Tenth av. tharine, h. 44 Henry Hazard Anna M. teacher, 20 Henry Haynes Harris W. painter, h. 189 Ludlow Hazard Augustus G. pres. h. p. co. 89 Wall, h. Conn. Haynes John R. bootritaker, h. 185 W. 16th Hazard Edward C. blacking, 6 Erie pi. h. 75 Hudson Haynes John M. clerk, h. 185 W. 16th Hazard Jabez H. drug’ist 121 Maiden la. h. 160 E 18th Haynes Laura, wid. Arus, h. 117 Ay. B Hazard Powder Co. 89 Wall Haynes Mary, wid. Patrick, laundress, h. 872 Sec- |Hazard Robert (col’d), waiter, h. 152 Church ' ond av. Hazard Sarah, wid. Nathaniel M. boardingh. 20 Henry Haynes Thomas, gloves, 397£ Pearl, h. 397 Pearl Hazard William H. carman, h. 25 Mott Haynes William L. mer. h. 1 Thompson Hazard William H. shipping. 40 South, h. 148 Wash­ Hays Aaron B. cashier, 187 Greenwich, h. 208 Fourth ington, Brooklyn Hays Ann, wid. Charles, h. 183 Elm Hazell Caesar (col’d), coachman, h. r. 80 Tenth Hays Ann, wid. Thomas, h. 11 Roosevelt Hazell John H. bookbinder, h. 45 Sheriff Hays Catharine, wid. Thomas, Jefferson mkt. h. 68 Hazeltine Leonard, teacher, 298 Houston, h. 127 E. 21st Greenwich av. Hazelton George W. clerk, h. 12 Commerce Hays Deborah A. wid. Eli, tailoress, 222 E. 14th Hazelton Simon, physician, h. 256 Houston Hays Dewitt Clinton, broker, 65 Wall, h. 26 Bank Hazelton & Brothers, pianofortes, 219 Centre Hays George, soap, 227 W. 17th, h. 227 W. 17th Hazen Charles D. imp. 52 Exchange pi. h. Nottingham Hays Gilbert F. ind. police, 11 Pine, h. 45 Factory Hazen James, books, 195 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Hays Hannah, teacher, W. 17th, h. 41 Renwick Hazen John H. paperboxes, 126 William, h. 88Frak£ Hays Henry, painting, h. 341 Broadway Hazen Melzar F. broker, 117 Pearl, h. 122 Pierrepont Hays Henry, cooper, r. 168 Suffolk, h. 155 Suffolk Brooklyn Hays Jacob jr. broker, 65 Wall, h. 100 W. 12th Hazen Thomas W. carman, h. 58 Bedford Hays James C. lawyer, 6 City Hall pi. h. W. 60th n. Hazewell George R. broker, h. 46 Clintonpl Tenth av. Hqzlet James, furs, 194 Water, h. 55 Willoughby Hays John, grocer, E. 17th n. First av. Brooklyn Hays James, laborer, h. 61 Gouverneur Hazlet John (col’d), whitewasher, h. r. 167 Ludlow Hays Jeremiah, laborer, h. 90„ Catharine Hazlet William R. mer. 94 Front, h. 227 Henry Hays Jeremiah, liquors, 186 Cherry, h. 186 Cherry Hazleton Charles A. acct h, 9 Leroy Hays John, laborer, h. 361 Cherry Hazleton Susanna, corsetmaker, 140 Eighth av. Hays John, laborer, h. 110 E. 22d Hazlett John, M. D. h. 177 W. 25th Hays John, stonecutter, h. 238 E. 14th Hazlett Samuel W. dentist, h. 42 W. Washington pi. Hays John, tailor, 363 Hudson, h. 34 Grove Hazzard Eli, hairdresser, 540 Grand, h. 540 Grand Hays John G. auctioneer, h. 43 Monroe Heacock Margarett, sewing, h. 154 W. 16th Hays John P. mer. 273 Pearl, h. 177 Madison Heacock Spencer, clerk, h. 59 Macdougal Hays Julia, wid. James, h. 20 Chestnut Head Joshua F. painter, h. 74 Sheriff Hays Letitia, washing, h. 187 W. 19th Head Patrick, bricklayer, h. 239 E. 11th Hays Margaret, wid. John, washing, h. 73 Duane Head Thomas, finisher, 85 Sullivan Hays Matthew, laborer, h. r. 14 Roosevelt Head Thomas, engineer, h. r. 85 Sullivan Hays Michael, stonecutter, b- 236 Monroe Headon Ann, wid. Thomas, h. 17 York Hays Patrick, carman, h. r. 134 Mulberry Headon Julia, dressmaker, 478 Hudson, h. 478 Hudson Hays Patrick, laborer, h. 277 Monroe Headrick Christiana, washing, h. 54 Wooster Hays Peter, carman, h. 313 Monroe Heafy Daniel, ostler, h. E. 38th n. Third av. Hays Richard, bookkeeper, h. 255 Monroe Heafy Patrick, laborer, h. 3 E. 38th Hays Samuel, laborer, h. 223 Seventh av. Heagerty Jeremiah, plasterer, h. 275 Seventh av. Hays Samuel, soap, 227 W. 17th, h. 227 W. 17th Heagney John, liquors, 281 Mott, h. 281 Mott Hays Thomas, laborer, h. 277 Monroe Heal Nathan M. dyer, 3 John, h. Staten Island Hays Thomas, accountant, h. 177 Madison Heald Alfred, japanner, h. 209 E. 20th Hays Thomas, plasterer, h. 339 Madison Heald George, shipmaster, h. 186 Monroe Hays Wm. drygoods, 74£ Tenth av. h. 74£ Tenth av. Heald John, boardingh. 2 Front Hays Wm. grocer, 38 Greenwich, h. 38 Greenwich Heald Henry, liquors, 2 Front, h. 2 Front Hays William H. broker, 65 Wall, h. 705 Houston Heald Margaret, widow, h. 834 Lewis ' Hays William, liquors, 55£ Mulberry & 117 Orange, HEALD J. & H. boardingh. 2 Front h. 166 Hester Heale John, carpenter, 267 W. 30th Hays William, plasterer, h, 339 Madison Healer John, miller, h. 325 W. 29th Hays William, stonepolisher, h. 74£ Tenth av. Healey Charles, pedler, h. r. 181 Elizabeth Hays William B. grocer, 326 Spring, h. 41 Renwick Healey James, inspector, h. 73 W. 17th Hays & Hill, clothiers, 363 Hudson Healey Jeremiah, tailor, h. r. 14 Rose Hayslip George, saloon, 78 Fulton, h. 15 Rose Healey Jeremiah, police, h. 6 Depeyster Hayt Ezra A. silkgoods, 47 Nassau, h. 37 E. 29th Healey John, grocer, 281 Spring, h. 281 Spring Hayt James R. & Son, silkgoods, 47 Nassau, h. 37 E. Healey Michael, laborer, h. Eleventh c. W. 44tL 29th Healey Nicholas, 408 West, h. 408 West Hayton Joseph, cabinetmaker, 200 Madison, h. Green­ Healey Patrick, laborer, h. r. 86 Charlton wood Healey William, baker, h. 268 E. 18th Hayward Catharine, wid. John, h. 159 Monroe Healon John, tailor, h. r. E 43d c. Lexington av. Hayward George, lith. 120 Water, h. 210 Eighth av. Health Francis, agent, 20 Chambers Hayward George, liquors, 187 Sixth av. Healy Aaron, leather, 5 Ferry, h. 16 Willow, B'lyn Hayward H. Selby, broker, 83 Wall, h. Elizabethtown Healy Ann, tailoress, h. r. 173 E. 11th Hayward Jabez, varnisher, h. 127 Stanton Healy Bartholomew, boots, 105 Nassau, h. 380 Pearl Hayward Jas. butcher, 22 Clinton mkt. h. 180 Allen Healy Bartley, laborer, h. 230 Mott Hayward John, hatter, 276 Grand, h. 268 Grand Healy Bridget, wid. Edward, boardingh. 386 Water Hayward John, pianofortetuner, h. 208 Spring Healy Bridget, wid. Simon, liquors, 280 West Hayward John N. rect. 24 Delancey, h. 602 B’way Healy Cornelius, porter, h. 2 James Hayward John R. h. 47 E. 11th Healy Cornelius, grocer, 344 W. 29th Hayward Joseph A. smith, h. 355 Eighth Healy Daniel, grocer, 284 Seventh av. h. 39 Third av. Hayward Lemuel, clerk, 23 William, h. 12 W. 38th Healy David, hosiery, 78$- Catherine, h. 78$ Catherine Hayward Warden, houseagent, 23 Chambers, h. 150 Healy David C. com. mer. 11 Water, h. 36 Sackett, Eldridge B rooklyn Hayward William, butcher, 49 First & 51 Fulton Healy Edward, provisions, 193 Bowery, h. 53 Stanton market, h. 57 Third Healy Elizabeth, wid. Joshua A. teacher, 244 Kiv- Hayward William, rulemaker, h. 126 Orange ington Hayward William B. silkgoods, 161 Broadway, h. 57 Healy Elizabeth, wid. Samuel, h. 16 W. 11th Warren Healy Francis R. acct 119 Pearl Hayward William H. pnblichouse, 602 Broadway Healy George H. gauger, 111 Wall, h. 9 Caroll pi Hayward & Sager, butchers, 49 First & 51 FuL mkt Healy Hannah, wid. Jeremiah, h. 63 Wall Haywood David, h". 170 E. Broadway Healy Henry, smith, 457 Water, h. Brooklyn Haywood Elizabeth, wid. William, h. r. 76 Forsyth Healy James, carman, h. 78 W. 17th HEA 313 HEC Healy James, h. 18 Franklin Heath Charles, calker, h. 884 Front Healy James, grocer, 85 Orange, h. 85 Orange Heath Charles, clothing, 22 Doy Healy James, driver, h. 886 Ninth Heath Charles, gasfitter, h. 93 Orchard Healy James, painter, h. 167 W. 82d Heath David, policeman, h. 478 Third av Healy James, stonecutter, h. 256 Ninth av. Heath Edward, chrmkr. r.8C►Attorney, h. 146 E. 14th Healy Jeremiah, grocer, 536 Pearl, h. 586 Pearl Heath Edward B. sailmaker,, h 100* Warren Healy John, carman, h. 525 Sixth av. HEATH FREDERICK A. hotel, 4 Carlisle Healy John, grocer, 2 James, h. 2 James Heath George H. carpenter,, 24 Moore, h. Williams- Healy John J. fancygoods, 10 & 179 Greenwich, h. burgh 179 Greenwich Heath George W. boardingh. 49 Bowery Healy Martin, laborer, h. r. 87 W. 24th Heath Henry, estate of A. B. Heath, h. 117 Leonard Healy Mary, boardingh. 599 & 601 Houston Heath Jas. A. printer, 252 Broadway, h. 276 Grand Healy Michael, laborer, h. 188 Av. C Heath James A. cooper, h. 188 Orchard Healy Michael, laborer, h. 2 E. 88th Heath James L. carpenter, h. 149 Waverley pi. Healy Michael, liquors, 816 First av. h. 816 First av. Heath John, late hatter, h. 185 Fourth av. Healy Michael, liquors, 88* Monroe, h. 88£ Monroe Heath J. Henry, acct. 17 Beekman Healy Michael, stevedore, h. 800 Pearl Heath Joseph K. express, h. 875 Greenwich Healy Patrick, butcher, h. r. 280 Mott Heath Lurad C. agent, 319 Grand, h. Nexo Jersey Healy Patrick, grocer, 90 Chrystie, h. 90 Chrystie Heath Matilda L. wid. Milo, boardingh. 19 Ninth Healy Patrick, shoemaker, h. 110 Troy Heath Sami, drygoods, 150 Sixth av. h. 150 Sixth av. Healy Eichard, grocer, 154 Forsyth, h. 154 Forsyth Heath Thomas, h. 221 Monroe Healy Thomas P. boxmaker, h. r, 173 Forsyth Heath William, carpenter, h. 186 Division Healy Thomas, carpenter, h. 93 W. 32d Heath William, carpenter, h. 63 W. 20th Healy Thomas, miller, r. 5 First av. Heath William, medicines, h. 211 Division Healy "William, tailor, h. 3 E. 38th Heath Wm. E. china, 918 Broadway, h. 918 Broadway Healy & Brooks, provisions, 293 Bowery Heath Wm. H. engraver, 142 Fulton, h. 97 Middagh, Healy & Grant, smiths, 457 Water B rooklyn Heanes John, teacher, h. 67 Eldridge Heathcote Henry, clerk, h. 148 Yarick Heaney Bernard, baker, h. 7 Hester Heather Frederick, laborer, h. 327 W. 29th Heaney Henry, tailor, h. r. 444 Fourth Heather Geo. bookseller, 177 Bowery, h. 181 Orchard Heany Catherine, wid. Michael, h. 16 Washington Heather George, upholsterer, h. 93 W. 26th Heany James, stonecutter, h. W. 19th * Heather Henry, laborer, h. 827 W. 29th Heany Mary Ann, widow, boardingh. 274 W. 17th Heather James, dealer, h. r. 58 Mott Heap James, milkman, h. 617 Ninth av. Heather Richard, cro. baths, 222 Canal, h. 21 Ren- Heape John W. bookbinder, h. 23 Chestnut wick Heapf Joseph, matches, 480 Ninth av. Heather Wm. J. upholsterer, 245 Broadway, h. 768 Heard Charles, drygds, 801 Grand, h. 550 Greenwich Broadway Heard Henry, tailor, 516 Pearl Heatberton John, laborer, h. E. 88th n Third av. Heard John, saddler, h. 241 W. 26th Heatling Michael, carrier, h r. 186 Second Heard John 8. physician, h. 75 W. 21st Heatly Samuel, teacher, h. r. W. 85th n. Eighth av. Heard Joseph, hairdresser, 27 Maidon la. & 59 Nassau, Heaton Ellen, liquors, h. 86 Spring h. Washington, D. G. Heaton James R. 297 Spring Heard Maria, wid. James, h. 11 E. 16th Heaton William, machinist, h. 185 Eighth av. Heard Sarah, wid. George, h. 180 Broome Heaton Samuel O. furnishing, 224 Canal, h. N ewark HEARD, CLAPP & CO. drygoods, 801 Grand Heaton Wm. C. com. mer. 81 Front, h. 159 Clinton, Hearfield Bridget, h. 156 Greenwich B rooklyn Hearmin Frank, cabinet, h. r. 180 W. 15th Heaton & Lambert, com. mers. 31 Front Hearn Bridget, wid. William, h. 220 First av. Heaton & Warner, furnishing, 224 Canal Hearn Dominick, laborer, h. r. 64 Greene Heaverland Leonard, carpenter, h. 61 W. 82d Hearn Ellen, wid. Thomas, h. 22 Greenwich Heavey John, coachman, h. 81 W. 19th Hearn Garrett, fruit, h. 137 Barrow Hebard Azro, baker, h. 18 Chrystie Hearn Geo. A. drygoods, 425 Broadway, h. 79 E. 17th*. Hebard Henry, acct pier 1 n. r. h. Williamsburgh Hearn Jas. A. drygoods, 425 Broadway, h. 104 Sullivan Hebard James M. agent h. 225 W. 30th Hearn James H. tailor, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Hebbard Abigail, wid. Nathaniel, h. 119 Spring Hearn John, laborer, h. 100 Tenth av. Hebbard Henry & Co. silversmith's, 85 Duane, h. 119 Hearn John, stonecutter, E. 16th b. Av. A & First Murray av. h. 242 E. 14th Hebbard Hiram, boardingh. 197 Bowery Hearn Julia, wid. Francis, crockery, 45 Centre Hebbel Philip, umbrellamaker, h. 108 Ridge Hearn Mathew A. tinsmith, h. 51 Mott Hebberd Geo. R. b’keeper, 17 Fulton, h. 854 Third av. Hearn Patrick, h. 587 Broadway Hebberd Isaac C. stonecutter, h. 50 E. 26th Hearn Patrick, shoemaker, 40 Hamersley, h. 40 Hebberd Marietta, wid. Cornelius W. h. 141 E. 21st Hamersley Hebberd Oliver, union hotel, h. 104* E. 22d & 275 Hearn William, clerk, h. 97 E. 17th Third av. Hearn William M. tailor, h. 46 Sixth Hebberd William W. clerk, h. 116 E. 19th Hearn Brothers, drygoods, 425 Broadway HEBBERD «fc MATTHEWS, union hotel, 104* E. Ilearne Fergus F. cushionmaker, h. 110 E. Broadway 22d & 275 Third av. Hearne Mary A. bedsteads, h. 110 E. Broadway Hebberd & Phelps, news office, 2 Delanccy Hearne Patrick, shoemaker, 167 Greenwich, h. 118 Hebbler Henry, crackers, h. 248 Broome Washington Heberlein Frederick, physician, 113 Eldridge Hearsey Elizabeth, wid. Isaac P. h. 89 Horatio Hebert Paul, tailor, h. 164 Av. A Hearsey Henry, com. mer. 117 Broad, h. Brooklyn Hebe Frederick, blacksmith, h. 250 Stanton Hearsey James H. com. mer. 117 Broad, h. Brooklyn Heberlein George D. laborer, h. 16 College pi. Hearsey, Tower & Co. com. mers. 117 Broad Heberlein John, cabinetmaker, r. 288 Second Hearson Edward, laborer, h. 26 Monroe Heberling Michael, tailor, h. r. 108 Essex Heart John C. drugs, 112 Cherry, h. W. 14th Hebert Mary, seamstress, h. 188 Orchard Heart Matilda, wid. James, h. 168 Thompson Hebeter George, bottles, 12 Howard Heart Thomas, shoemaker, h. 160 Cherry Hebirn Ann, wid. John H. h. 410 Tenth Heartt Abraham, clerk Irving bank, h. 231 W. 14th Hebron Harriet (col’d), w’nvoman, h. 3 Macdougal Heartt Cornelia, boardingh. 165 Chambers Hecht Jacob, shoemaker, h. 98 Sheriff Hearty Peter, fruiterer, 237 Bowery Hecht Jonas (Rev.) h. 152 Norfolk Heary Patrick, laborer, h. 69 W. 80th Hecht Joseph, shoemaker, h. W. 87th n. Tenth av. Heary Thomas, paver, h. E. 48th n. First av. Hecht Martin, cabinet’mkr. h. 107 W. 81st Heaselden Anna, wid. Henry, h. 106 Charlton Hecht Martin, cabinetm. 113 W. 31st, h. 107 W. 81st Heaselden Eli, liquors, 122 Varick, h. 122 Varick Hecht Selig, pedler, h. 18 Clinton Heaselden John, oysters, Spring c. Wooster, h. 106 Hecht Sophia, wid. Jacob, h. r. 156 Attorney Charlton Heck John, cabinetmaker, r. 96 Pitt, h. 51 Suffolk Heasley Elizabeth, h. 22 Jane Heck Peter, mason, h. r. 199 Second Heasley Robt. lockmkr. 882 Bleeckcr, h. 871 Bleecker Heckel Christian, chairs, 111 Elm, h. 12 Stuyvesant Heasser Henry, baker, h. 158 Ludlow Heckendom George, shoemaker, h. r. 192 Second Heath A. H. h. 42 E. 25th Hecker Geo. miller, 201 8 Chambers Henry, Smith & Townsend, di ygoods, 119 B’way Henry Henry 8. imp. 84 Pearl, h. 590 Houston Henschel Alex, broker, 9 Hanover, h. Staten Island Henry Jacob, laborer, h. r. ‘284 W. 44th Henschel Charles, physician, h. 71 Murray Henry James, clothing, 113 Liberty, h. B rooklyn Hensohen H. F. importer, 17 S. William, h. Ewrone Henry James, gasman, h. r. 299 W. 18th Henschen & Unkart, imp. 17 S. William & 53 Stone Henry James, harness, h. 115 Sullivan Hensee Joseph, machinist, h. 199 E. 17th Henry James, com mer. 56 South, h. Harlem Hensel Charles, imp. 88 Cedar, h. 66 Delancey Henry James, paperstainer, h. 471 Ninth av. Hensen A. C. carpenter, 12 Yandewater, h. 13 Yande- Henry James ir. lawyer, 1 Bowery, h. 429 Third av. water Henry James N. segars, 1 Dover, h. 87 S. 2d IV'bv/rgh Henson Charles, shoemaker, h. 1 Catharine la. Henry Jemima (col’d), h. r. 12 Anthony Hensey Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 81 Laurens Henry John, carpenter, h. 119 E. 16th Hensey Edward, jeweler, h. 374 Tenth Henry John, coachman, h. 445 Fourth Henshaw George A. cutter, h. 95 Hamersley Henry John, harnessmaker, h. r. 8 Vandam Henshaw Hey wood, cotton manuf. 77 Pine, h. B'klyn Henry John, laborer, h. r. 41 Cross HENSHAW JOHN, com. mer. 139 Maiden la. Henry John, bootmaker, h. 284 W. 44th Henshaw Joseph B. com. mer 77 Pine, h. 129 Ninth Henry John, farrier, h. 44 Yesey Henshaw Margaret, wid. William G. h. 137 Amos Henry John, gardener, h. 239 W. 24th Henshaw Samuel W. policeman, h. 258 W. 35th Henry John, laborer, h. 18 Goerck Henshaw William, carpenter, h. 92 W. 17th Henry John, laborer, h. 107 Twelfth Hensing John H. saloon, 411 B’dway, h. Anthony c. Henry John, paperstainer, h. 471 Ninth av. Elm Henry John, salesman, h. 42 Henry Hensler Bernard, carman, h. 53 Attorney Henry John, stonecutter, h. 303 W. 29th Henson Elizabeth (col’d), washing, h. r. 32 Pell HJ3NRY JOHN & CO. mers. 113 Liberty, h. 100 Hentschel Frederick, barber, 11 West, h. 11 West Madison av. Hentz Catharine, wid. Alexander, 628 Fourth Henry John C. clothing, 88 Nassau, h. 61 Downing Hentze Andrew, boilermaker, h. 196 Av. A Henry John G. confect. 249 Grand, h. 249 Grand Henwood Edward, tailor, h. 199 Church Henry John S. confect 268 Walker, h. 268 Walker Henwood John, clerk, h. 3 Minetta Henry John T. builder, 92 Reade, h. 15 Jay Henwood John, tailor, h. 93 Reade HENRY JOHN T. tailor, 313 Broadway, h. 41 N. Henwood William, drugs, 186 Church, h. 186 Church Moore Henz Adam, shoemaker, h. 20 Clinton Henry Joseph, machinist, h. 14 Allen Henze Charles, boxmaker, h. 253 Fifth Henry Joseph (col’d), shoemaker, h. 84 Sullivan Henzler Bernhard, carman, h. 53 Attorney Henry Joseph J. diygoods, 119 Broadway, h. 139 Hepburn David, carpenter, 189 W. 19th Twelfth Hepburn Charlotte, wid. Thomas, h. 21£ Eldridge Henry Lawrence, laborer, h. r. 95 Tenth av. Hepburn Frederick, printer, h. 4 Jones Henry Leopold, importer, 26 Cedar, h. 219 Houston Hepburn Henry C. 8 Wall, h. Willard’s hotel Henry L evvJ. physician, 7 Greenwich av. h. 150 Hepburn James C. physician, h. 159 W. 42d Waverly pi. Hepburn Louisa H. wid. Robert D. h. 42 Pike Henry Margaret, wid. James, h. 118 Allen Hepburn Margaret, wid. John, h. 854 Hudson Henry Margaret (col’d), wid. Robert, h. 17 Marion Hepburn Nathaniel, policeman, h. 219 Mercer Henry Mary, h. r. 43 Henry Hepburn Robert, carpenter, h. r. 137 Orchard Henry Mary, grocer, 38 Mott, h. 38 Mott Hepburn William, boardingh. 1221 Broadway Henry Matthew M. carpenter, h. 129 W. 28th Hepburn William, decorator, 935 Broadway, h. 512 Henry Maurice, bootmaker, h. 60£ Spring Sixth av. Henry Michael, auctioneer, h. 15 Charles Heple John, cabinetmaker, h. 205 Mott Henry Michael, exchange, 38 W. Broadway, h. 88 W. Hepner Kaskel, tailor, 70 Oliver Broadway Hepp Henry, tailor, h. r. 78 Duane Henry Michael, laborer, h. 125 Greenwich Hepp Theobald, butcher, h. 92 W. 30th Henry Michael, laborer, h. 479 Cherry Heppenheimer Frederick, lithographs, 22 N. William, Henry* Nathaniel F. produce, 10 &11 W. Washington h. 96 Gold m kt h. Jersey City Heraghty Michael, books. South c. Peck si. h. N. Henry Patrick, carpenter, h. r. 261 W. 36th 1st c. Uqion av. Williamsburgh Henry Patrick, gov. almshouse, h. 250 Greenwich Herald Auguste, carman, h. 257 W. 17th Henry Patrick, laborer, h. 414 Tenth Herarty Edward, pedler, h. r 230 Miilberry Henry Patrick, laborer, h. r. 191 Mott Herbeck Charles, tailor, 108 W. Broadway Henry Patrick, liquors, 41 Centre, hi 41 Centre Herbell Henry & Son, provisions, 245 "Elizabeth, h. Henry Paul, liquors, 47 Centre, h. 47 Centre 245 Elizabeth Henry Peter, clerk, h. 191 Green Herbell John L. & Co. provisions, 1 Centre mkt. h. Henry Peter J. liquors, 221 Seventh av. h. 221 Sev­ 245 Elizabeth enth av. Herber George, shoemaker, h. 138 Allen Henry Peter S. lawyer, h. 36 Bond 11erberman George, clerk, h. r. 29 Frankfort Henry Philip, tailor, 313 Broadway, h. 19 N. Moore Herbert Alice, wid. William, nurse, h. 49 Bank Henry Philip jr. drygoods, 119 Broadway, h. 2 Ya- Herbert Bridget, wid. Patrick, h. r. 90 Crosby rick pi. Herbert Catherine, widow, h. 25 Grand Henry Remy, machinist, h. 407 Ninth av. Herbert Christopher, shoemaker, h. 551 Grand HENRY*ROBERT, builder, 41 E. 15th & 173 Prince, Herbert Daniel, builder, h. 96 Orchard h.^ 127 Thompson Herbert Daniel, gilder, h. 63 First Henry Robert, shipwright, h. 426 Cherry Herbert Elias, mason, h. 101 Clinton Henry Robert, wheelwright, 33 Hamersley, h. 248 Herbert Gilbert S. builder, E. 37th n. Third av. W. 29th Herbert Jacob, shoes, 92 Broadway, h. 107 Wooster Henry Theodore, dockbuildcr, h. Third av. b. E. 41st Herbert Jacob, boots & shoes, 92 Broadway, K. J. City & E. 42d Herbert John, comedian, h. 35 Essex Henry Thomas, carman, h. r. 159 W. 30th Herbert John, waiter, h. 95 E. 11th Henry Thomas, carpenter, 146 Seventh, h. 84 Bank Herbert Patrick, waiter, h. 95 E. 11th Henry Thomas S. lawyer, 37 Chambers, h. 93 Lex­ Herbert Patrick, laborer, h. 128 First av. ington av. Herbert Peyton, shipcarpenter, h. 95 Columbia Henry Ulrick, hollowware, 139 Allen Herbert Rebecca, widow, laundress, h. 433 Hudson Henry William, actor, h. 117 Greene Herbert Richard, carver. 37 Canal, h. 37 Canal Henry William, laborer, h. 357 W. 26th Herbert Samuel, tel. 21 Wall, j j Bloom Held, Hoboken' Henry William, weaver, h. r. 164 W. 16th Herbert Thomas B. boarding. 33 Forsyth Henry William Fitz, h. 828 Eighth Herbert William, painter, 13 Third av. Henry William G. tobacconist, h. 158 Stanton Herbert William, paper, h. 147 Church Henry A. & S. & Co. com. mers. 142 Broadway Herbert William, waiter, h. 504 Houston Henry, Caldwell & Co. clothing, 113 Liberty Ilerbison Adam, carman, h. 137 W. 83d HER 320 HER Herbison Hugh, shoemaker, h. 28 Clarke Hermanz John, gratesetter, h. 11$ Wooster Herbison Peter, carman, h. 137 W. 33d Herme Charles, waiter, h. W. 22d n. Ninth av. Herbst John W. clerk, 99 William, h. 110 Forsyth Hermebman John, tailor, h. 22 Clinton Herbst Theo. N. & Co. mers. 75 Pine. h. 110 Forsyth Hermes Albert, tailor, h. r. 161 Lewis Herche Frederick, bootmaker h. 10 York Hermiston David, painter, h. r4 34 Greenwich av. Herche John, blacksmith, h. 40 Watts Hermite Leon, imp. 6 Broadway Herckenrath Leon, merchant, 29 Beaver, h. Holland Hermon Elizabeth* wid. Thomas, 157 Houston Herckenrath & Yandamme, mers. 29 Beaver Herms John, tailor, h. 248 Rivington Herd James, carpenter, h. 304 W. 17th Hern Anne, wid. Thomas, h. r. 8 Clarkson Herd John, tailor, h. AV. 36th n. Ninth av. Hern Catherine, wid William, washing, 480 Cherry Herd Robert, stonecutter, h. 304 W. 17th Hem John E. shoemaker, h. 2714 Monroe Herdbabny Caspar, blacksmith, h. 91 Willett Hern John, mason, h. r. 233 Sullivan Herdelberger Augustus, mer. 112 Pearl, h. 87 Eighth j Hern Matthew, lawyer, h. 89 Herder Abraham, h. 62 Washington pi. Heman Thomas, laborer, h. 107 W. 38d Herder Abraham, hardware, 62 South, h. Brookl/yn Hernandez Juan, porter, h. 162 W. 18th Herder Nicholas I). grocer, 99 Murray & 113 Warren, Hernandez Leon, mer. I l l Water, h. New-York h. h. 56 AV. Washington pi. Hernandez Margaret, h. 411 Second av. Herder William, clothier, 32 Bowery, h. 32 Bowery Hernberg Charles, sexton, h. 47 Dey HERDMAN HORACE P. lawyer, 23 Chambers, h. Hernon James D. butcher, 165 E. 27th, h. 165 E. 27th 109 E. 32d Herns Hyman, tailor, h. r. 76 Mulberry Herdman John, forwarding, 67 Greenwich, h. 306 At­ Hernstein Herman, surg. instru. h. 89 W. 26th lantic, Brooklyn Heron James, porter, 18 Broad, h. Columbia, BTdyn Herdman Mary, fancygoods, 22 Division, h. 22 Div’n Heron James, tailor, h. 78 Mulberry Herdt John, dryg’ds, 367 Houston, h. M amaroneck Heron Michael, carpenter, h. 107 AV. 33d Herdtle Christian, leather cases, h. r. 229 William Heron Mary, wid. James, h. r. 77 W. 18th Herdtle John, barber, h. 229 William Heron Matilda, milliner, 541 Third av. h. 541 Thirday. Here Thomas, patternmaker, h. 40 Catharine Heron Timothy, tailor, h. 121 White Herens Joseph, laborer, h. W. 38th n. Eleventh av. HERON WILLIAM JR. Stat. L express, foot Wall, Herff Nathan, tailor, 334 Grand, h. 74 Orchard h. Staten Island Hergert Julius, imp. 78 William, h. — Hicks, B'kVyn HEROY JAMES H. glass store, 42 Cliff, h. Eliz'tmon Hergerty David, carpenter, h. 282 Ninth Herr John, carver, h. r. 250 W. 85th Hergot Mary, wid. John, h. r. 98 Wooster Herre Christopher, imp. 61 Nassau, h. 61 Nassau Heriman Stephen H. mason, h. 541 Third av. Herre Charles, tailor, h. r. 133' W. 40th Hering Adam, musician, r. 300 Second Herre & Wolf, importers, 61 Nassau Hering John, hairdresser, 132 Leonard Herrel John, tailor, h. r. 149, Chrystie Hering Stephen, blinds, h. 205 Eighth av. Herrel Louis, bootmaker, 70 W. 17th, h. 70 W. 17th Heritage John, teas, 136 Eighth av. & 434 Eighth av. Herrell Jas. blksmth. 355 Washington, h. 360 Gmwch. h. 136 Eighth av. Herren Jno. grocer, h. W. 37th bet. Tenth & Elvth. avs. Heritage John, harnessmaker, Canal, h. 272 Spring - Herren Martin, laborer, h. 58 W. 80th Heritau Blanche, fluting, h. 1 Garden row Herren Mary, wid. Thos. seamstress, h. 123 Roosevelt Heritau Jules, hairdresser, 76 Reade, h. 1 Garden row Herren John, laborer, h. 209 Av. A Herity Catharine, h. 31 Orange HERREN8CHMIDT ALFRED, leather, 10 Jacob, Herkimer Geo. agent, 109 Broad, h. Carroll b. Henry h. 85 St. Mark’s pi. & Clinton, Brooklyn Herrick Abigail, wid. Elijah S. h. 179 Fourth Herkman Charles, framer, h. 52 Av. C. Herrick Anson, pub. 44 Ann, h. E. 61st n. First av. HERKNER HENRY, furniture, 371 & 373 Hudson, Herrick Asahel R. lawyer, 75 Nassau h. 33 King Herrick Chas. T. stagedriver, h. AV. 41stn. Seventh av. Herley Daniel, stonecutter, h. 259 Tenth av. Herrick Daniel, smith, h. 272 Seventh Herlehy Maurice, tailor, 24 Ann, h. 24 Ann Herrick David A. furnishing, 95 William, h. B'kl/yn Herlihy Catharine, dressmaker, h. 224 Sullivan Herrick Edwin R. prov. 263 Wasbinton,h. 78Murray Herlihy John, grocer, 201 W. 26th, h. 201 W. 26th Herrick Elias H. com. mer. 28 Coenties si h. 9 Madi­ Herlin John, moulder, h. 320 Eighth son sq. Herly Bridget, porterhouse, 280 West Herrick Eliza, wid. John, h. 485 Houston Herma Christian, steward, 31 Howard Herrick Henry AV. designer, 28 Chambers & 881 Herman Abraham, segars, 21 Av. C, h. 21 Av. C Gold, h. Brooklyn Herman Abraham S. cloths, 41 Pine, h. 17 Ridge Herrick Hugh, clerk com. pleas, h. E.61stn. Secondav. Herman Caleb, cabinetmaker, h. 574 Eighth av. HERRICK JACOB B. flour, 10 South, h. 82 Tenth Herman David, pedler, h. 214 Houston Herrick James, clerk, h. 84 Pike Herman Francis, rigger, h. 139 Cherry Herrick James, groceries, 105 Mott, h. 105 Mott Herman Haertel, forwarding, 89 Greenwich Herrick John J. com. mer. 121 Broad, h. 20 W. 20th Henman Henry, liquors, 215 Stanton, h. Paterson Herrick Jonathan, station. 78 John, h. 25 Rutgers pi Herman Henry, carpenter, h. 36 Horatio Herrick Josiah, fruit, 28 Water, h. 18 Harrison Herman Henry, mer. h. 27 Lamartine pi. Herrick Martin, carman, h. 424 West Herman Henry, porter, h. 61 Greenwich Herrick Peter, carpenter, h. 205 E. 21st Herman Jacob, musician, h, 249 Bowery Herrick Rachael, wid. Benjamin, h. 185 Broome Herman Jacob, varnisher, 99 Norfolk, h. 99 Norfolk Herrick Richard P. mer. 121 Broad, h. 96 E. 16th Herman John, tailor, h. 16 Whitehall' Herrick Stephen D. prod. 28 Water, h. Rockland Co, Herman John & Co. gasfitters, 192 Second, h. 139 Herrick Warren N. imp. 18 Dey & 176 Fulton, h. 51 Orchard W. 29th Herman Joseph, drygoods, 3774 Grand Herrick William, late mer. h. 121 Eldridge Herman Jos. S. fancystore, 568 Grand, lit, 568 Grand Herrick William T. mer. 28 South, h. 241 Twelfth Herman Louis, tailor, h. 260 Stanton HERRICK E. & W. com. mers. 28 Coenties si. Herman Margaret, wid. William, h. I l l Third Herrick & Koster, butter, 263 Washington Herman Michael, shoemaker, h. r. 53 Av. C HERRICK & ROPES, publishers, 44 Ann Herman Moses S. cloths, 41 Pine, li. 37 Ludlow Herrick & Scudder, furnishing, 95 William Herman Philip, drygoods, h. 51 Av. D Herricks & Yanboskerck, com. mers. 121 Broad Herman Simon, pedler, h. 212 Houston Herriet Julius, shadepainter, 203 Duane, h. 68 W. Herman Samuel, thread, 148 Christopher, b. 148 Broadway Christopher Herriman John mer. F. 57 Front, h. 70 Eemsen, Herman William milk, h. 320 E. 13th Brooklyn Herman William, nailer, 128 Third, h. 38 First av. Herriman Stephen H. late mer. 47 Front Herman William* tailor, h. 220 E. 17th Herriman William II. mer. 62 Front, h. 66 Remsen, Herman A. S. & Brother, cloths, 41 Pine Brooklyn Hermann Catharine, wid. Albeit, h. 237 Third Herring Amanda, milliner, h. 747 Washington Hermann John, gasfitter, 304 Houston, h. 139 Orchard Herring Caleb, basketmaker, h. 165 E. 25th Hermann Michael, porter, h. r. 128 W. 30th Herring Oath. wid. Thomas, boardingh. 16 B’kman Hermance Arthur, boardingh. 41 E. Broadway Herring David C. machinist, li . 747 Washington Hermance George, boardingh. 75 Beekman Herring Elbert, lawyer, h. 31 E. 28th Hermance John P. (Rev.), 191 W. 18th H rring Frederick J. carman, h. 247 W. 27th Hermance Levi, clerk, h. 109 Allen I Herring Fred. W. port paint h. 87 E. Broadway HER 321 HEU Herring Jacob 0. harnessmaker, h. 130 Hammond Hes George, snuff, h. r. 157 Second Herring James, pilot, h. 165 E. 25th Hesch Daniel, tailor, 30 Centre, h. 30 Centre Herring James, portraitpainter, 410 Broadway, h. — Hesch Henry, tailor, h. 62 Av. A Adelphi, Brooklyn Hesdra Edward E. cabinetmaker, h. r. 213 Sullivan Herring John, cooper, h. 27 Hester Hesdra Solomon, barber, 153 Spring, h. 158 Spring Herring John C. carpenter, h. 122 Hammond Hesfrich William, boots, 167 Washington Herring Joseph, mason, h. 110 Bank Heshburg Chas. T. barber, 883 Tenth, h. 383 Tenth Herring Joseph, seaman, h. r. 49 Christopher Hesketh Joseph, blacksmith h. 159 W. 89th Herring Kellard, cooper, h. 165 E. 25th Hesketh Mary E. h. 159 W. 39th Herring Letitia, wid. Cornelius M. tailoress, h. 747 Hesketh William T. clerk, 811 Third av. Washington Hesketh Wm. shipsmith, 287 West, h. 176 Barrow Herring Margaret, wid. Charles E. h. 74 Charlton Hesland Isaac, butcher, h. 87 Av. B Herring Mathew, carman, h. 30 Charles Heslein Mary, wid. James, grocer, 100 25th Herring Patrick, laborer, h. 807 First ay. Hesler Jacob, baker, 211 Third, h. 211 Third Herring Phil. segars,408 Seventh ay. h. 408 Seventh av. Heslin Bridget, wid. Barnett, boardingh. 354 First av Herring Robert, porkdealer, 20 Av. D, h. 29 Av. D Heslin Henry, laborer, h. 159 W . 33d Herring Silas C. safes, 135,137 & 139 Water; factory1, Heslin John, tailor, h. 14 Franklin W. 13th, c. Hudson, foundry 740* 742 & 744 Heslin Thomas, clerk, h. 118 E. 28th Greenwich, h. 102 Fifth av. Heslin Valentine, tailor, h. 221 W. 47th Herring William, tailor, h. 48 Charlton Hespe Charles W. jeweler, h. 524 Grand Herring William, teacher, h. 165 E. 25th Hess Adam, marblepolisher, h. Broadway W. 48th Herrington James, carman, h. 428 Tenth Hess Christian, barber, 178 Christopher Herriot George, physician, h. 268 Spring Hess George, segarmaker, h. r. 157 Second Herriot J. Groshon, physician, h. 268 Spring Hess Gottlieb, tailor, 171 Attorney Herrlich Edwin, grocer, h. 22 Crosby Hess Henry, carpenter, 205 Centre Herrman Jacob, laborer, h. r. 60 Thompson Hess Hotman, carman, h. 176 Lexington av. Herrman John, tailor, h. 183 Second Hess Isaac, silk, h. 80 Attorney Herrman Philip, drygoods, 51 Av. D, h. 51 Av. D Hess Jacob, coal, Seventh av. n. W. 30th, h. 830 Sev HERRMAN & SCHLOSS, imps. 20 Liberty enth av. ' Herrmann Adam, grocer, 162 W. 20th, h. 162 W. 20th Hess Jacob, liquors, 162 Attorney, h. 162 Attorney Herrmann Adam & Co. bootmakers, 161 Bleecker, h. HESS JOHN, lawyer, 843 Fulton, B rooklyn 22 Hamersley Hess Leob, butcher, h. 235 Stanton Herrmann Eggers, laborer, h. 191 Franklin Hess Matthias, framer, 195 W. 85th Herrmann George, porter, h. 270 Spring Hess Moses, butcher, 89£ Bayard, h. 91£ Bowery Hermann Gerson N. dryg’ds, 20 Liberty, h. 297 Tenth Hess Nathan, pedler, h. 173 Attorney Herrmann John, tailor, h. 99 Pitt Hess Philip, shoemaker, h. 140J Pitt Herrmann & Co. mers. 49 William Hess William, carman, h. E. 35th n. Third av. Herron James, watchman, h. 637 Fourth Hess William, laborer, W. 87th n. 11th av. Herrschaft Joseph, tailor, h. 150 Third Hess William, tailor, h. 101 Pitt -• Herry Charles, tailor, h. 157 Delancey Hesse Adam, cabinetmaker, h. 101 Broome Herschberger Henry, tailor, 119 Av. D, h. 119 Av. D Hesse David, segars, 46 Houston, h. 88 Houston Herschberger Isaac, boots & shoes, 45 Columbia Hesse Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. r. 10 Dominick Herschell Christine,wid. Peter, tailoress, h. 548 Fourth Hesse Leonard, rags, h. r. 239 Third Herscn Frederick, pianos, h. 133 Ludlow Hesse Victor, dyer, 220 William, h. 220 William Hersey George, carpenter, h. 251 E. Broadway Hessean John, barkeeper, h. 5 Mulberry Hersey George, shipkeeper, h. 15 Broome Hessen John C. grocer, 266 Rivington & Av. B, c. Hersey J. D. T. strawgoods, 149 Pearl, h. 48 Concord, E. Twelfth, h. 266 Rivington B rooklyn Hessenberg Gustavus, imp. 119 B’way, h. 13 E. 16th Hersh Jacob, tailor, h. r. 87 Mulberry Hesser Adam, gardener, h. r. 246 Division Herskell Hiram, printer, h. 206 Madison Hesser Anna B. widow, h. 174 Third Herson James, laborer, h. r. 63 W. 30th Hesser Jupiter Z. musician, h. 521 Sixth av. Hertel Henry, bootmaker, 39 B’kman, h. 39 B’kman Hessett Thomas, shoemaker, h. 204 E. 19th Hertfelder Friederick, tailor, h. 198 E. 17th Ilessey Mary, wid. Thomas, h. 218 E. 11th Hertha Fritz, jeweler, 335£ Bowery, h. 835£ Bowery Hessler Henry F. physician, li. 194 W. 19th Hertha & Kraussold jewelers, 335| Bowery Hesson John C. grocer, 266 Rivington, h. 249 Twelfth.. Hertling Michael, pedler, h. r. 186 Second Hestedt Henry jr. machinist, h. 179 Reade Herts H’y B. jr. stationer, 241 B’way, h. 28 City Hall pi. Heszler Frederick, tailor, h. 211 Third Herts Jacob, stationer, 241 B’way, h. 23 City hall pi. Heszler Jacob, baker, 211 Third, h. 211 Third Herts Louis, stationer, h. 8 Mott Heszler Philip, vegetables, h. 211 Third HERTS BROTHERS, stationers, 241 Broadway Hester Aaron, smith, 78 Av. B. Hertrel Wm. grocer, 312 Wash'ton, h, 68 Hammond Hetfield Ferdinand O. thr’d & needles, 105 Eightfflhaw. Herttreg Charles, tailor, h. 216 E. 17th Hetherington Cath. dressmaker, 219 Mulberry Hertwig Wm. mer. 409 Broadway, h. 89 Walker Iietherington James B. clerk reg. office, h. 299Pearl: Hertz John C. segarmaker, 810 Grand Hetherington Jane, nurse, h. 369 Bowery Hertz Michael, capmaker, h. 40 Av. C Hetherington John, locksmith, 503 Houston,, hi 808 Hertz Theodore, imp. 64 Broad, h. Delmonico’s hotel Houston Hertzberg Seleg, caps, h. 291 Second Hetherington Sarah, wid. Samuel, h. 149/Waveriy pL Hertze Jacob F. h. 68 Hammond Hetherington James, coachman, h. 239 E. 18th Hervey William P. policeman, h. 264 Greenwich Hetmuth Charles, broker, 2 Cliff, h. Brooklyn* Herweden Peter, tailor, h. 51 Av. B Hetterich George, painter, h. r. 185 Pitt Herweg George W. baker, h. 87 Ridge Hetterich John L. carver, h. E. 46th n. Second*av. Herweg William, baker, h. 87 Ridge Hettich Joseph, tailor, h. r. 15 Anthony Herwick A. boys’ clothes, 138 Canal, h. 138 Canal Hettinger John, p’pr. hang’s, 85 Bowery, hi. 85-B’weiy Herwick Charles, tailor, h. 76 Sullivan Hettler Anthony, h. 224 Stanton Herwig Francis, musician, h. 252 Third av. Hettrick George, carter, h. 469 Ninth av*. Herwig William, tailor, 45 Columbia Hettrick Mathew, grocer, 547 Eighth av* h; 547 Hery Philip, laborer, h. 102 E. 30th Eighth av. Herze, Eugene & Co. 549 Broadway, h. 549 B’dway Hettrick William J. com. mer. 45 Eighth av. ha 469 Herz Louis, pedler, h. r. 127 Clinton Ninth av. Herz Moses, segars, 114 Clinton, h. 114 Clinton Hetze August, sugarreflner, h. 40 Vandam< Herz Moses & Co. wines, 244 Second Hetze Lewis, shoemaker, 19 Marion, h. 19 Marion Herzer Frederick, packer, h. r. 79 Suffolk Hetzel Christian F. roofer, 484 Third av. Herzfeld Joseph, broker, 4 Hanover, h. 29 B’way Heubisch George F. liquors, 231 W. 17th- Herzman Lucas, clockmaker, h. 220 Rivington Heubner John, baker, 286 Seventh av. Herzog A. caps, 139 Bowery, h. 139 Bowery Heuchind Peter, grocer, 223 Spring Herzog Christian, carman, h. r. 26 John Heuel Francis, surgeon, h. 289 Ninth av. Herzog Ignatz, furs, h. r. 95 Chrystie Heuer William, shoemaker, h. 804 Eighth av. Herzog Joseph, tailor, h. r. 8 Allen Heughan John, carpenter, 171 W. 14tb, hi 181 W* Herzog Philip, segars, h. r. 8 Allen 15th Herzog Samuel, laborer, h. r. 212 Houston Heughey Patrick, smith, b. 812 Av. A\ HEY 322 HIC Henman John, bootmaker, 161 Bleeeker, h. 22 Ham- Heyburn John, carpenter, h. 474 Third av. ersley Heyde Friedrich, britanniaworker, h. 164 Second Heumann George, shoemaker, h. 87 Willett Hey decker Christian, com. mer. 69 Pine, h. 15 Court, Heumann Matthew, boots, 5 A y; 0. h. 5 Av. 0 jBrooklyn Kenner George, chairs, 97 W. 17th, h. 101 W. 17th Heydecker Isaac, bootmaker, 3£ & 16 Cannon, h. 16 Heurtley R. W. mer. 109 W ater, li. Staten Island Cannon Heurung George, teacher, h. 13 Elizabeth Heydecker Joachim, com. mer. 69 Pine, h. 16 Harri­ Heury Francis S. (col’d), sexton, h. W. 41st bet. Sev­ son, Brooklyn enth &. Eighth avs. Heydecker J. & C. com. mers. 69 Pine Heusel Matthias, speculator, h. 245 Second Heyden Michael, porter, h. 345 W. 26th Heuser Auguste, shoemaker, 637 Washington Hey den Patrick, locksm. 156 Walker, h. 8 Elizabeth Heuser George L. com. mer. 78 Water, h. 243 Hicks, Heyden William F. dyer, h. 236 Ninth av. Brooklyn Heydenreich Augustus, imp. 472 Pearl, h. 472 Pearl Heustes Stephen C. pilot, 21 Coenties si. Heydmann Jacob, tailor, h. 36 Thomas Heustis Daniel, wheelwright, h. 172 Ludlow Heydon Francis E. policeman, h. 34 Church Heverlin Pet^r, safes, h. 130 Av. A Heydom John, matches, 475 Second av. h. 475 Se­ Hevey Christopher, laborer, h. r. 220 Delancey cond av. Hevey Margaret, wid. James, h. r. 172 Suffolk Heydorf Peter, glasscutter, h r. 252 Walker Hevey Patrick, plasterer, h. 214 Seventh Heye G. Frederick, imp. 83 Pearl Hewer George C. silversmith, h. r. 36 Forsyth Heye William A. imp. 83 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Hewes Edward, publisher, h. 200 E. 35th Heye Brothers, imps. 83 Pearl Hewes James, broker, 37£ Elizabeth, h. Williams- Heyenmann Charles, paperhanger, h. 77 Av. B burgh Heyer Anthony, weaver, h. 244 W. 45th Hewes Mary H. wid. Samuel H. h. 83 E. 24th Heyer Edw. P. hardw. 85 Maiden la. h. 280 Fourth He wet Henry W. agent, 12 & 14 Pi it, h. 53 Barclay Heyer Ferdinand, h. 11 St Clement's pi. Hewett H. Jones, printer, 12 Frankfort h. 13 Lewis Heyer Jane, wid. Isaac, h. 17 Clinton pi. Hewett Henry B. sec. 64 Beaver, h. Irving house Heyer John S. storage, h. 17 Clinton pi. Hewett John, paperhauger, h. 302 W. 33d Heyer Levi, refreshments, Clinton mkt h. 526 G-’wich HEWETT J. G. surgeon, attends to diseases o f the Heyer L. M. drygoods, 107 Houston, h. 107 Houston spine.hips, white stvellings, <&c. 123 Greene Heyer Walter, policeman, h. r. 112 Macdougal Hewett Marion, corsetmaker, 380 Broadway Heyer William, hairseater, h. 298 Stanton Hewett William, carpenter, h. 251 W. 82d Heyer Whitehead F. hardw. 85 Maiden la. h. 7 Tenth Hewett William, fish, 32 Fulton mkt. h. 51 Ninth, |Heyer E. P. & Co. hardware, 85 Maiden la Williamsburgh Heyerdahl T. com. mer. 94 Wall, h. Staten Isla/nd Hewison George, butter, 42 Clinton mkt h. 289 Heyle Philip, carver, h. 522J Fourth W. 27th Heylin William, fringes, 333 Broadway, h. Hoboken Hewison George, caps, 87 Chatham, h. 289 W. 27th Heyman Ezekiel, clothing, 81 & 45 Av. C, h. 31 Av. C He wit Mahlon T. cloth’r, 148 William, h. 142 Madison Heyman Julius, horsedealer, h. 244 Second Hewit & Coulson, clothiers, 148 William Heyman Julius, painter, h. 143 W. 27th Hewitt Abram S. iron, 17 Burling si. h. Trenton, N .J. Heyman Nathan, segarmaker, 69 Av. C, h. 69 Av. C Hewitt Charles M. stables, 18 Washington, h. 1 Heymann Abram, h. 5 Garden row Washington Heymann Caesar, segars, 115 Sixth av. h. 115 Sixth av. Hewitt Daniel, laborer, h. 12 Batavia Heymann Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 72 Forsyth Hewitt Francis, cabinetmaker, 598 Broadway, h. 82^ Heymann Morris, drygoods, 128 Sixth av. h. 126 Bleeeker & Heymann Sixth av. Hewitt Horatio N. accountant, h. 313 W. 24th Suskent, segars, h. 139 Sixth av. Hewitt Horatio T. naut. inst. 180 Water, h. Newark Hey mer Sarah A. wid. John J. h. 197 Chatham Hewitt James, com. mer. 9 S. William, h. N ew Or- Heyne John H. sugarboiler, h. 696 Water leans Heynen Charles W. coppersmith, 244 Water, h. Sixth Hewitt John C. clerk, pier 16 n. r. n. Grand, Williamsburgh Hewitt Robert L. tailor, h. 298 Seventh Heynes John C. shipwright, h. 352 Third Hewitt Thomas, clerk, h. 36 Ridge Heynes Walter W. bookbinder, Bowery, h. 352Third Hewitt Thomas, naut. insts. 180 Water, h. Newark Heyward Henry, 45 W. 11th Hewitt Thomas L. boilermaker, h. 345 W. 26th Heyward Sarah, widow, h. Julian's hotel . Hewitt William H. union bank, h. Lexington av. n. Hey wood Martha W. wid. H. B. late shoedealer, h. E. 29th W. 52d n. Eleventh av. Hewitt & Morton, cabinetmakers, 593 Broadway Heyworth Arundel, shoemaker, h. 288 Tenth av. Hewitt & Son, chronometers, 180 Water Heyzer Peter H. carman, h. r. 165 W. 18th Hewitt, Lees & Co. com. mers. 9 S. William Hiaeddke Mary, h. 263 Broome Hewlet Alexander, painter, h. r. 165 W. 18th Hiback William, tailor, h. 61 Av. C Hewlet Joseph L. clothing, 87 Barclay, h. 3S8 Wash­ Hibbard Amelia, wid. Reuben, seamstress, h. r. lo ington Forsyth -. i„ Hewlett Algernon C. cooper, 87 Dey, h. 444 Fourth Hibbard Charles F. L. salesman, h. 42 Norfolk Hewlett Charles, carman, h. 134 Eighth av. Hibbard Deborah, wid. Samuel, h. 92 E. 24th Hewlett George T. hardware, 146 Bowery, h. 91 E. Hibbard George F. carman, h. 695 Washington Broadway Hibbard John B. physician, h. 34 Orchard Hewlett Hiram, h. 217 Monroe Hibbard Lucas, drugs, 93 John, h. 37 Clinton Hewlett Henry L. clothing, 553 B’way, h. 387 Wash. Hibbard Kufus F. bot. med. 93 John, h. 26T Houston Hewlett Isaac, h. 444 Fourth Hibbard Timothy B. dyewoods, 145 Water,h. Yrnken Hewlett John, cooper, 87 Dey, h. 444 Fourth Hibbard William, pres. N. Y. bowery ins. co. W Hewlett Mary (ool’d), janitress, h. 15 N. Moore Bowery, h. 67 Seventh Hewlett Sarah, wid. Oliver, h. 91 E. Broadway Hibberd Amelia, washer, h 15 Forsyth Hewlett Timothy E. (cord), waiter, h. r. 25 Minetta la. Hibberd Henry, carpenter, h. 15 Forsyth Hewlett J. & A. C. coopers, 87 Dey Hibberd Wm. H. carpenter, h. W. 45th n. Sixth av. Hews Joseph, nailor, h. W. 34th n. Tenth av. Hibbets Patrick, laborer, h. 56 Greenwich Hews Patrick, glass, h 182 W. 18th Hibbetts Peter D. carpenter, 455 E. 12th, h. r. 4oi Hewse Adam, chairmaker, h. 101 Broome E. 12th , - - Hewsin Charles W. cabinetmaker, h. 19 Forsyth Hibbler Nelson S. provisions, 60 Dey, h. Grove c. Hewson Michael, pedler, h. 9 Mulberry ' Montgomery, Jersey City Hewson Sarah, wid. Samuel, boardingh. 18 Clarkson Hibbs Morris J. tailor, h. 839 Eighth av. Hewxherst Israel, h. 165 Henry Hibler Sarah, wid. Peter, h. 889 Greenwich Hexamer Adolphus, phys. 67 Warren, h. 67 Warren Hicinbothem William, stoves, 241 Bowery, b. 241 Hexamer Ernest, hotel, 252 William Hexter Aaron, locksmith, 78 Av. B, h. 78 Av. B Hicinbothen David, tinsmith, 87 &89 King, h. 87King Hexter Jacob, currier, h. 172 Houston Hick John, laborer; h. 89 Sheriff Hexter Lewis, pedler, 144 Delancey Hick Jonathan P. tinsmith, 250 Third av. Hey Peter, carman, h. 103 Pitt Hick Mary, wid. William 8. teacher, h. 25 Lewis Heybach John, clerk, 225 Fulton, h. 162 35th Hick Philip, segarmakar, h.r. 124 W. 20th Hey bourn John, boots, 301 Hudson Hick cox George A. clerk, 193 Pearl, h. 73 Nafl®®! Hey bourn Thomas, stonecutter, h. 73 W. 15th Brooklyn H IC 323 m a Hicke John, carpenter, h. r. 58 Suffolk Hicks Lousia, h. r. 13 Orange Hicker Lewis, tailor, h. 180 W. 31st Hicks Mary W. wid. Robert, h. 175 E. Broadway Hickerotts —— , h. 134£ Ludlow Hicks Mary, wid. John, h. 42 Marion Hickey Andrew, laborer, h. foot W. 45th Hicks Matthew, naut. instruments, h. r. 53 Chrystie Hickey Bernard, blacksmith, h. 79 Delancey Hicks Nathaniel T. police, h. 177 Second Hickey Catharine, wid. John J. h. 829 Tenth Hicks Philip (col d), laborer, h. r. 167 Ludlow Hickey Charles, laborer, h. 304 W. 88d Hicks Sarah, wid. James, washing, h. r. 13 Forsyth Hickey Daniel, carpenter, h. 86 Eighth Hicks Sarah H. wid. Elias, h. 175 E. Broadway Hickey Daniel, laborer, h. 266 Stanton Hicks Silas jr. mer. 214 Pearl, h. Flushing, L. I Hickey Daniel, late teacher, h. 102 W. 19th Hicks Silas (col’d), shipcarpenter, h. 336 Third Hickey David, laborer, h. r. 44 Hamersley Hicks Sophia M. dressmaker, h. 93 W. Broadwav Hickey David, porter, h. 157 Broadway Hicks Stephen, h. 103 Norfolk Hickey Edward, carpenter, h. 228 Mott Hicks Susannai,wid. Jacob, washing, h. r. 33 Sullivan Hickey James, boilermaker, h. 97 Ninth av. Hicks Thomas, artist, 134 White, h. 12 W. 13th Hickey James, carpenter, h. 212 Av. A Hicks Thomas, shoemaker, h. 152 Chambers Hickey James, dealer, h. 5 Mulberry Hicks Wm. jeweler, 29 Maiden la. h. Providence, B. I. Hickey James, laborer, h. r. 44 Hamersley Hicks William D. carman, h. 280 Third Hickey James, porterh. 65 Greenwich Hicks William H% h. 160 W. 36th n. Eighth av. Hickey James, shipckandler, 170 South, h. 10 Dean, Hicks William M. acct 214 Pearl, h. 141 Grand B rooklyn Hicks Wm. S. pencilcases, 20 Maiden la. h. 169 Spring Hickey James, vegetables, Wash. mkt. h. 7 Mulberry HICKS W ILLIAM T. & CO. mers. 2 Fletcher, h Hickey James W. upholsterer, 803 Broadway, h. 803 Flushing, L. I Broadway Hicks & Pearsall, coffeehouse, 11 Pine Hickey Jeremiah, h. 6 Columbia Hicks & Co. com. mers. 159 Front Hickey John, bricklayer, h. 253 W. 26th Hickson Christopher, laborer, h. E. 45th n. Third av. Hickey John, laborer, h. r. 8 Fifth Hickson Henry, grocer, 232 Av. B Hickey John, salesman, h. 178 W. 25th Hickson John, bookkeeper, 10 city hall, h. 86 Centre Hickey John, shoes, h. 26 Oak HICKSON JOHN jr. notary, 7 Nassau, h. 128 W.24th Hickey John, stonecutter, h. 253 W. 26th Hickson William, laborer, h. r. 117 Hammond Hickey John W. accountant, h. 178 W. 25th Hickton John, carpenter, h. r. 69 Thompson Hickey Margaret, washing, 188 Fourth Hidden Enoch, brassfounder, Av. C c. Twelfth, h. 77 Hickey Mary, wid. Wm. seamstress, 578 Third av. Seventh Hickey Michael, carman, h. 15 Willett Hide George, h. 47 Clinton Hickey Patrick, laborer, h. 249 E. 18th Hide John L. mason, h. E. 89th n. Second av. Hickey Patrick, laborer, h. 266 Stanton Hiding Mary, wid. James, h. 91 Sixth av. Hickey Patrick, laborer, h. r. 87 W. 24th Hiebeler John, cabinetmaker, h. 8 Marion Hickey Patrick, shoemaker, k. 78 James Hied John, tailor, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Hickey Peter, smith, h. r. 93 Columbia Hiedner Christian, hotel, 82 Greenwich Hickey Philip, liquors, 519 Eighth av.h.511 Eighth av. Hieduff Anthony, chairmaker, h. 102 W. 31st Hickey Thomas, carpenter, h. 48 Charlton Hieler William, policeman, h. 250 Henry Hickey Thomas, laborer, h. r. 127 Pitt Hieller Christian, brick, h. 315 Rivington Hickey Thomas, laborer, 114 Tenth av. Hiennemann William, cabinetmaker, h. 8 Marion Hickingbotham Joseph, carpenter, h. 147 W. 20th Hiems George, boardingh. I l l Reade Hickman Charles, coal, 60 Cherry, h. 110 Madison Hiens Christian, machinist, h. r. 216 Fifth Hickman John (col'd), porter, h. r. 136 Chrystie Hiern Philip G. accountant, 20 Old si. h. Staten Z Hickman Joseph, confectioner, h. 109| Broome Hiershman John, tailor, h. r. 139 Forsyth Hickman Peter J. (col’d), waiter, h. r. 44 Leonard Hiettemeier Herman, confectionery, 90 Division, h. Hickman Samuel W. carman, h. 419 Cherry 90 Division Hickock Preston, undertaker, h. 305 Ninth av. Hienson Geo. butter, 42 Clinton m kt h. 289 W. 27th Hickok Benjamin E. h. 473 Greenwich Hiffert Charles, teacher, h. 215 Mulberry Hickok Cornelius V. acct. 52 Cedar, h. Hoboken Higarty Charles, moulder, h. 231 Av. B Hickok George S. agent, 399* Houston, h. 207 Allen HIGBEE ISAAC J. & CO. forwarding, 107 Broad Hickok Horace E. hatter, 175 W ater, h. Connecticut Higbie John S. drygoods, 75 Greenwich, h. 110 Mont­ Hickok Harry, carman, h. 365 Sixth gomery, Jersey City Hickok John, carman, h. 17 Fifth Higbie Mary, wid. Aaron H. milliner, 413 Pearl Hickok Pliny, collector, h. 448 Fourth Higbie Thomas E. provision dealer, h. 63 Av. D Hickok William, sec. mining co. 187 Greenwich, h. Higenbotam Samuel B. lawyer, 82 Mer’s. ex. h. 89 8. Camptown, N. J. Eighth, Williamsburgh Hickok & Starr, hatters, 175 Water Higginbotham Joseph, clockmaker, h. 31 Second Hickox Maria, flowers, h. 216 Fulton Higginbottom David, tinsmith, h. 87 King Hicks Ann (col d), wid. Egbert, h. r. 137 Suffolk Higginbottom, James, laborer, h. 545 Greenwich Hicks Benjamin D. h. 47 Marxet Higinbottom Thomas, salesman, 51 Broadway, h. Hicks Beni W. builder, r. 97 Forsyth, h. 97 Forsyth Howard hotel Hicks Bridget, wid. George, h. 5 Mulberry Higgins A. Foster, ins. broker, 90 Wall, h. 250 W. 23d Hicks Catharine (col'd), washing, h. r. 8 Jersey Higgins Alvin, carpets, 18 & 15 Murray, h. W. 43d Hicks Charles (col d), coachman, h. r. 8 Jersey cor. 44th Hicks Charles, fruits, 28 Fulton mkt. h. 229 Bridge, Higgins Amasa, carman, h. 103 Clinton B rooklyn Higgins Asa H. carman, h. 311 Sixth Hicks Charles, paints, 106 Fulton, h. 73 Lexington av. Higgins Barney, boilermaker, h. W. 44th n. Tenth av. Hicks Charles (col’d), porter, h. 135 W. 33d Higgins Barney, laborer, h. 108 W. 32d Hicks Charles, watchman, h. 234 Greenwich Higgins Bridget, wid. Mich, washer, h. r. 189 E. 28th Hicks Elias W. 78 Beaver, h. 19 Douglas, Brooklyn Higgins Charles, carman, h. 118 Broome Hicks Francis (cold), laborer, h. r. 16 Leonard Higgins Charles, mason, h. 47$ Carmine Hicks George, tinman, h. 133 W. 41st Higgins Charles, tailor, h. r. 195 Mulberry Hicks George A. stationer, 53 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Higgins Christ, smith, 272 E. 18th, h. r. 272 E. 18th Hicks Gilbert, engraver, 11 Madison, h. 11 Madison Higgins Christopher, tailor, h. 204 E. 17th Hicks Hannah, washing, h. 129 Leroy Higgins Daniel, carpenter, h. 212 Fifth Hicks Harris, milk, 161 E. 11th, h. 161 E. 11th HIGGINS DANIEL, nursery, Flushing, & office, 7 Hicks Henry W. mer. 159 Front, h. 10 W. 14th Broad Hicks Israel, shipjoiner, 101 Market st h. 662 Fourth Higgins Daniel, laborer, h. r. 90 James Hicks James, carman, h. 377 First av. Higgins Daniel C. sailmaker, 173 West, h. 102 Jane HICKS JAMES M. surgical instru. h. 126 Yarick HOFFMAN L. M. & Co. auctioneers, 111 Pearl 16th Hoffman Martin, auction, 111 Pearl, h. M am aroneck Hoff William, coachdriver, h. 315 Ninth Hoffman Martha, wid. Lawrence, h. 123 Christopher Hoff William, provisions, 5 & 6 Wash. mkt. h. K ey- Hoffman Mathias, capmaker, h. W. 52d n. Ninth av. •port, N. J. Hoffman Mary, dressmaker, 104 Grand, h. 104 Grand Hoff William M. mason, h. 30 Hamersley Hoffman Michael, naval office, c. h. h. 103 Chambers Hoff W. & Son, com. mers. 5 & 6 Wash, mkt Hoffman Michael, blacksmith, h. 3 Mangin Hofferberth John W. baker, 47 Norfolk, h. 47 Norfolk Hoffman Murray, lawyer, 49 William, n. E. 37th n. Hoffern Stephen, brewer, h. W. 88th b t Seventh & Madison av. Eighth avs. Hoffman Murray jr. lawyer 49 William, h. 20 E. 37th Hoffman Abrah. forwarding 8 South, h. F ort P lain Hoffman Ogden, lawyer, 70 Wall, h. 5 Washington pL Hoffman Adam, tailor, h. r. 216 Fifth Hoffman Peter, crock’y, 224 Houston, h. 224 Houston Hoffman Adam, tailor, h. 229 Houston Hoffman Peter, tailor, h. 63 Attorney Hoffman Adam, tailor, r. 108 Ridge Hoffman P. W. widow, 562 Houston Hoffman Anthony N. late merchant h. 61 Amos Hoffman Phebe, wid. David, h. 11 Av. B Hoffman Augustas, treas. P. R. R. 78 Broadway Hoffinan Philip, shoemaker, h. r. 274 Delancey Hoffman Augustus A. carver, h. 234 Broome Hoffman Philip Y. grocer, 62 Water, h. 38 Clinton pL HOG 330 HOG Hoffman Rupert, tailor, h. r. 68 Norfolk Hogan James, exchange, 87$- Centre Hoffman Samuel, merchant, h. 231 Fifth Hogan James, fireman, h. 25 Washington Hoffman Samuel, agent, 44 Wall & 386 Greenwich, Hogan James, grocer, 74 E. 82d, h. 74' E. 32d h. 35 Charles Hogan James, jewelry. 146 West, h. 355 E. 40th Hoffman Sarah E. teacher, 3 Stone, h. 7 Anthony Hogan James, junk, 143 Chrystie, h. 143 Chrystie Hoffman Stephen, carpenter, h. 431 Eighth av. Hogan James, laborer, li. r. 281 Mulberry Hoffman Thomas (col d), barber, h. 5 Thomas Hogan James, laborer, h. 154 E. 27th Hoffman W. lawyer, 63 Wall, h. 9 E. 13th Hogan James, liquors, 21 Mulberry, h. 58 Centre Hoffman Wickham, lawyer, 64 Wall, h. 9 E. 13th Hogan James, laborer, JJ 144 Orange Hoffman William, h. 173 W. 35th Hogan James, tailor, h. r. 117 Laurens Hoffman William, painter, h. W. 35th n. Ninth ay. Hogan Jane E. wid. Daniel M. h. 200 Hudson Hoffman William B. broker, 54 Wall Hogan John, blacksmith, h. 317 Eighth Hoffman William H. drover, h. 38 Lexington ay. Hogan John, builder, h 257 W. 28th Hoffman William O. auct. I l l Pearl, h. 74 Fifth av. Hogan John, chandler, h. 90 Norfolk Hoffman Z. N. bookkeeper, h. 87 Clinton pi. Hogan John, grocer, 573 Eighth av. h. 573 Eighth** Hoffman Zachariah, carman, h. 164 E. 24th Hogan John, laborer, h. 25 Goerck Hoffman in W. & S. cutlery, 88 John Horgan Cornelius, trunks, h. 33 Hamilton Horrace Thomas, hairdresser, h. 249 Spring Horgan Patrick, plasterer, h. 136 E. 23d Horres Edward, grocer, 216 W. 26th, h. 216 W. 26th Horgin Cornelius, butcher, 127 Mulberry Horrigan Daniel D. porterh. 88 W. Broadway, h. 89 Horigan Cornelius, laborer, h. r. 55 Mulberry W. Broadway Horigan John, h. E. 28th n. Av. B Horrigan Mary, dressmaker, h. 15 E. 18th Horinhen Timothy, laborer, h. 156 Cherry Horrogan James, butcher, Walker n. Mulberry, h. Horkhien Christian, tailor, h. r. W . 37th n. Ninth av. 105 Mulberry Horkin Catharine, wid. Peter, h. 371 Sixth Horsey Joseph, drugs, 84 Maiden la. h. 125 Lawrence, Horl Franz, carver, h. 37 Jackson B'l/yn Horlor Henry P. engraver, 34 John, h. 316 Grand, Horsfall Francis, books, 777 Broadway, h. 120 Green Williamsb urgh Horsfall William, bellhanger, Broadway n. 28th, h. 87 Hormann William, boots, h. W. 49th n. Broadway W. 30th Horme Henry, agent, 208 Broadway, h. 551 Third av. Horsfield Abraham, pedler, h. r. 228 Houston HORN ALBERT, blinds, Eleventh av. n. W . 30th, h. Horsfield Israel, drugs, 511 Eighth av. 212 W. 30th Horsfield Richard T. physician, 130 Eighth av. Horn Amelia, wid. Peter A. h. 53 Sixth av. Horsfield Thomas W. physician, 511 Eighth av.h.402 Horn Benjamin C. segars, 8 Cedar, h. 170 E. 15th Ninth av. Horn Catharine, wid. John, laundress, h. 100 E. 27th Horsington Richard, h. 449 Greenwich Horn Christian, t allot, h. 255 E. 18th Horsley John, boardingh. 516 Tenth av. Horn David, grocer, 430 Water, h. 430 Water Horsman Ezekiel, brassfounder, h. 3 Cornelia Horn Francis, carpenter, h. r. 118 W . 19th Horsman John, grocer, 77 Sullivan, h. 77 Sullivan Horn Frank, butcher, h. 19 Laurens Horspool John, h. 37 Great Jones Horn Frederick, smith, 101 Rivington, h. 101 Riv’ton Horst Charles, carpenter, h. 253 Second Horn George, candles, h. r. 99 Pitt Horst Joshua, shoemaker, h. 253 Second Horn George, jeweler, r. 38 White, h. 6 Centre Horstman William H. importer of Paris fancygoods, Horn Henry, butcher, r. 47 Norfolk 177 Broadway, h. 210 Livingston, Brooklyn Horn Hester A. hydropathist, h. 9 Abingdon pL Horstmann John, milk, 309 Broome, h. 309 Broome Horn Hieronymus, barber, h. 123 Columbia Horstmann Sigmund M. military goods, 8 Maiden la. Horn Hiram, barber, h. 123 Columbia h. Philadelphia Horn Henry J. artist, 663 Broadway, h. 173 Chrystie Horstmann William J. military goods, 8 Maiden la. Horn Horatio, carman, h. 22 Hamersley h. Philadelphia Horn Jacob, h. 9 Abingdon pi. Horstmann Brothers & Allien, military goods, 8 Horn James, h. 9 Chrystie Maiden la. Horn James, porter, h. r. 179 Elizabeth Horten Elijah, carman, h. 307 Tenth av. Horn John, baker, h. 93 Reade HORTH FRANCIS, exchange, 75 W. 18th, h. 71W. Horn John, tailor, h. 249 Rivington 15th Horn John, turner, h. r. 228 Sullivan Hortman John, basketmaker, h. r. 122 Willett Horn John A. cabinet’r, r. 77 Wooster, h. 1 Dominick Horton Abram, butcher, 237 Fourth av. h. 118 De- Horn Michael, carpenter, h. 204 E. 33d lancey L Horn Michael, laborer, h. 101 E. 31st Horton Abraham, bronze iron work, 8 Dutch, h. Horn Patrick, sarsaparilla, h. 169 Mulberry _B rooklyn Horn Richard, weaver, h. r. Ninth av. n. W. 41st Horton Alexander H. carpenter, 191 Eighth av. Horn Richard W. bricks, 264 W. 29th, h. 210 W. 30th Horton Amy E. boardingh. 81 Henry Horn Solon, editor, 141 Fulton Horton Ann R. wid. Joseph, h. 236 E. Broadway Horn Thomas, soap, 126 Jane, h. 126 Jane Horton Benjamin B. shipcarpenter, h. 26 Houston Horn William, beer, h. 123 Columbia Horton Benjamin F. carpenter, h. 675 Water Horn William, lithographer, h. r. 75 Chrystie Horton Charles, clothier, 174 & 196 Chatham, h. 128 Horn William T. lawyer, 67 Wall Second av. Horn B. C. & Co. shipping mers. 8 Cedar, h. 170 East Horton. Charles, carman, 88 Walker 15th Horton Charles A. (col’d), porter, h. 50 Laurens Horn & Allcot, bricks, 264 W. 29th Horton Charles H. carpenter, h. 42 Rutgers Hornan Thomas, carpenter, h. 12 Jones Horton Clarissa, wid. John, h. 137 W. 30th Hombech Charles R. (col’d), butch, h. r. 68 Thompson Horton Daniel, porterhouse, Tenth av. c. W. 80tn Hornberger Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 133 Thompson Horton David B. dockbuilder, h. 4 Av. D Hornblower Edward T. clerk, 20 Maiden la. h. Bkln. Horton Edmond, hatter, h. 5 Seventh av. Hornby Alexander, hides, 194 Elizabeth, E. 28th b. Horton Edson, carman, h. 129 W. 19th Second & Third avs. & W. 39th b. Eleventh & Horton Eli, painter, h. 83 Fourth av. Twelfth avs. h. 241 Ninth av. Horton Elijah, carman, h. 292 Tenth ay. Hornby Charles (col’d) butcher, h. 36 Lispenard Horton Elizabeth, h. 304 Spring ‘ Hornby James, hides, 214 Elizabeth, 395 Third av. Horton Franklin H. shipcarpenter, h. 674 Fourth W . 38th, c. Eighth av. & W. 39th n. Eleventh av. Horton George, carpenter, h. 560 Greenwich h. 198 W. 23d Horton George W. pilot, 21 Coenties si. _ Hornby Thomas painter, 114gr Rivington, h. 158 Or­ Horton Gilbert G. fum. 13 Sixth av. h. 13 Sixth av. chard Horton H. F. cloth, 170 Fulton, h. Clifford h. Horne Henry, butcher, h. r. 45 Norfolk Horton Henry K. com. mer. 45 Broadway, h. Boston Horne James, musician, h. 15 Essex Horton Hiram H. grocer, 44 Division, li. 265 Henry Home John, blacksmith, 13 Cannon, h. 11 Cannon Horton Hiram P. carman, h. 176 Ludlow Horne John, tailor, h. r. 109 Mott • Horton Isaac O. coachtrimming, b. r. 57 Sprang Horne William, glassfinisher, h. 161 Laurens Horton J. B. city missionary, h. 294 Madison Horneck Michael, carpenter, h. 626 Fourth Horton John, carpenter, h. 357'Hudson nmu* Horner Jacob, baker, h. 283 Third Horton John S. engraver, 69 Nassau, h. 16 Columbia, Horner James & Co. hardware, 23 Platt, h. 7 London Brooklyn terrace Horton John T. police, h. 100 Ludlow Horner John, carpctweaver, h. W . 42d n. Ninth av. Horton Lewis, carman, h. 138 W. 34th Horner John, tel. 21 Wall, h. 797 Broadway Horton Luther, grocer, h. 47 Leonard Horton Margaret, wid. , Patrick, h. W. 46th n» Horner Joseph, papermaker, h. 83 Charlton Horner J. & Co. steel and files, 23 Platt Eleventh av. _ Hornet Farrell, wid. John, h. r. 146 Cherry Horton RichardjfRev.), h. 442 Fourth , HORNFAGER W ILLIAM C. lawyer, 1 Nassau h. Horton Samuel F. contractor, h. 629 Greenwich Brooklyn Horton Stephen, cooper, h. 88 Willett Homiblow George 9. carpenter, h. 149 Norfolk Horton Stephen D. pilot, 21 Coenties sL HOU 337 HOU Horton Thomas, agent, h. 112 Columbia Horton Tudor & Co. designers and wood-en^raversL & G H 0,roSEPTT ¥ w a s hi“ gton 69 Nassau, h. 16 Columbia, B rooklyn 5 * Fourth av ’ ^ 220 B roadw ay,^ 108 Horton William, acct h. 119 Ludlow Horton William, clothing, h. 119 Ludlow Hough Joseph, carpenter, h. 187 W . 31st ^ Horton William, com. mer. 56 & 57 W . Washington Hough Julia A. wid. Selrey, h. 8 Second dv mkt. h. 82 Montgomery 5 g!? § ? bei1’ carPenter, h. 84 Hamerslev * Horton William, grocer, 198 Reade & 201 Chambers, Hough Timothy, Jaborer, h. 257 E 21st ^ h. 21 Morton Houghdeling Peter, police, h. 155 Hammond Houghnyre Charles, silversmith; h. 3 Congress Horton William, toolmaker, 191 Lewis, h. 286 Fifth Houghta m Janies H. vin ega& te Hammond Horton William B. grocer, 8 Erie R. R. buildings, h Houghtalin John, vinegar,-if^Hammond 21 Morton Houghtaling John, blacksmith, h. 188 W. 27th Horton William J. carpenter, h. 162 W. 25th Houghtaling Peter R.,dj3eilc, h 186 W. 17th Horton & Arnold, edgetools, 191 Lewis Houghton Albert P. M m r, 197 Bleecker,h. 7Minotta Horton, Seaman & Co. grocers, 198 Reade & 201 Houghton Charles-H. broker, 11 Wall, h. Yorkville Chambers Houghton Charles' W. mahogany, 90 Walker, h. Hortsbeela Valentine, framer, h. 94 W . 85th Grand, Willianisburgh Horwitz Rodolf, segarmaker, h. 266 E. 18th Houghton David, painter, h. 857 Tenth av. Horz Jacob, tailor, h. r. 283 Walker Houghton Edward, 88 Cedar, h. Broadway cor. 100th Hosack Alexander E. physician, h. 101 Franklin Houghton Edward L. 88 Cedar,' h. Broadway c. 100th Hosack David, poultry, &c. 54 Clinton m kt h. 693 Houghton Edwin, mahog. 90 Walker, h. 121 Henry Greenwich Houghton Edwin F. agent, 167 B’way. h. 113 Bleecker Hosack Nathaniel P. auction, 11 Wall, h. 101 Franklin Houghton Elijah, ma’any, 90 Walker, h. 175 E. 15th Hosay James, laborer, h. r. E. 88th n. Third av. Houghton Gardner P. combs, 841 B’way, h. 55 Bond Hosbrook Joseph (col’d), waiter, h. 42 Leonard Houghton George H. (Rev.), h. 1 jg 29th Hosch Adolph, cutter, h. 74 Madison Houghton Henry H. gold pens, 12 Maiden la. and 277 Hosenbaum Jacob, pedler, h: 30 Pitt Broadway, h. 190 E. 19th Hosey Peter, laborer, h. 87 W illett Houghton John, agent, 98 Anthony Hosey Terence, laborer, Ninth av. c. 89th Houghton Joseph, h. 324 Bleecker Hosford Frederick J. stationer, 50 Wall, h. 162 Wash­ Houghton Mary, wid. Hamilton, h. 122 first av. ington, B rooklyn ’ Houghton Nestor, h. 59 W. Washington pi. Hosford James, lawyer, 181 Broadway Houghton Roland S. physician, 240 Fourth Hosford Jane, wid. James, h. r. 100 Madison Houghton Royall, late broker, 11 Wall, h. 25 E. 20th Hosford Stephen, mason, h. 6 Sixth av. Houghton Thomas C. clerk, h. 59 W. Washington pL Hosford William J. clerk, h. r. 100 Madison Houghton Vas, imp. 5 Nassau, h. 541 Hudson Hosier Catharine E. wid. Daniel H. h. 214 Wooster Houghton & Co. brokers, 11 Wall Hosier John, carman, h. 12 Av. 0 Houghton & Dodd, glasscutters, 67 & 69 Forsyth Hosley Maria, flowers, 129 Canal, h. 129 Canal HOUGHTON E. &. C. W. mahogany, 90 Wafker Hosmer Oliver E. drygoods, 45 Liberty, h. 74 E. 28d Houiszot Jacob, tailor, 98 Gold, h. 98 Gold Hosmer C. L. & Co. pubs. 51 Beekman Houk Michael, oysters, h. 158 W. Broadway Hosmer & Hubbard, drygoods, 45 Liberty Houlihan James, carpenter, h 230 Mott Hoss Martin, tailor, W . 89th n. Ninth av. Houqua tea company, 482 Third av. & 136 & 484 Hossack Alexander, seaman, h. 488 Sixth av. Eighth av. Hosseus Conrad, liquoip, 18 Av. B. h. 18 Av. B Hourrigan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 685 Washington Hosseus & Co. liquors, 18 Av. B House George V. boardingh. 845 Broadway Hosstaedter Theodore, carpenter, 229 Second House John J. wheelwright, h. 152 Hammond Hostage Francis, imp. 48 Water, h. B rooklyn House John J. clerk, 311 W. 19th, h. 252 W. 17th Hostin James, clerk, h. 77 W . Eleventh House Mary, widow, h. 50 Perry < Hostin Jane, wid. James, h. 184 W. 18th House Orla, lumber, 311 W . 19th, h. 295 W . 19th Hosy John, laborer, h. 88 Jackson House William, tailor, h. r. 126 Macdougal Hosy John, mason, h. 118 W . 42d Houseal William J. teacher, h. r. 12 W illett Hotaling Albert, building, 884 Hudson Houseman Isaac, oysters, h. 463 Eighth av. Hotaling John, stonecutter, h. 247 W. 25th Houseman Jacob, pedler, h. 191 Houston Hotaling Martha, wid. William, h. 127 Amity Houseman James, carpenter, h. 80 Charles HOTALING SAMUEL, mer. 101 Broad, & 297 Wash­ Houseman John, laborer, h. r. W. 89th n.’ Tenth av ington, h. 127 Amity Houseman Sigmund & Co. embroidery, 102 Liberty. Hotaling William G. carpenter, 65 Gouvemeur, h. h. 277 Ninth J 15 Montgomery Houser John, liquors, 133 Third, h. 183 Third Hotchkiss Aaron S. carpenter, h. 401 Tenth av. Houserath Pates, tailor, h. 227 Houston Hotchkiss Frederick W . drygoods, 78 Broadway, h. House’s printing telegraph, 21 Wall B rooklyn Houseworth John H.~wheelwright, h. 183 E. 25th HOTCHKISS JEREMIAH, broker, 67 W all h Houseworth Michael, late baker, h. 264 Spring 189 W . 30th ’ ’ Hotchkiss Joseph T. grocer, 81 Water Houseworth Thomas, agent, 264 Spring, h. 264 Spring Housley Samuel, police, h. 5 Laight Hotchkiss Julius, manufacturer, 57 Maiden la. h. Housman Abraham, carpenter, h. 176 Fourth Waterbv/ry, Ct. Housman Abraham, stonecutter, h. 124 W. 21st Hotchkiss William B. mer. 28 Wall, h. 182 Second av. Housman Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 127 Suffolk Hotchkiss & Merriman, manufac. 57 Maiden la. Housman Ezekiel W. scalemaker, 17 Peck sL h. 8. HOTCHKISS, FENNER & CO. grocers, 81 Water Cornelia Hotmer Bernard H. tailor, 54 Pearl and W. 86th n. Housman Peter, shoemaker, h. r. 193 Mulberry Eighth av. h. W. 86th n. Eighth av. Hotte George, laborer, h. 119 Sheriff Housman Thomas (col’d), scavenger, 219 W. 87th Housmann Gospell, tailor, h. r. 66 Mott Hotte Hermann, liquors, 28 Ludlow, h. 28 Ludlow Housner William H. sashmaker, h. 13 Gay Hotte John C. cabinetmaker, h. 76 Columbia Houston Abraham, pedler, h. 92 Av. C Hotz Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. r. 92 Essex Houston Charles, laborer, h. 280 Ninth Hou H. Christian, liquor^ 107 Wash’n, h. 107 Wash­ ington Houston Elizabeth (col’d), washing, h. r. 45 Sullivan Houan Peter A. painter, h. 92 James Houston Henry, carpenter, h. r. 299 W. 46th Houch Peter, carver, h. r. 62 Norfolk Houston Henry (col’d), stevedore, h. 12 Reade Houchild Peter, grocer, h. 14 Gansevoort Houston Henry, cus. house, h. 289 Ninth av. Houston Isaac, produce, 6 W . Washington market, b. Houck Peter, butcher, 84 Clinton m kt h. 170 Amos Jersey City Houdbert Josephine, milliner, 126 Twelfth Houston James, carpenter, h. 19 E. 11th Houfe Fredrick, ragpicker, h. 219 W. 44th Houston John C. street inspector, h. 154 Thompson Houfo George, carman, h. W. 44th n. Ninth av. Houston Margaret, wid. Andrew, boardingh. 173 W. Hougen Meinertz, tailor, h. 72 Delancey ‘ 83d Hough Daniel S. furnit, 54 Beekman, & 20 N. W il­ Houston Patrick, pedler, h. r. 281 Mulberry liam, h. Brooklyn Houston Patrick, porter, h. 41 Watts Hough Henry R. com. mer. 1 Stone, h. 2 Clark, Houston Patrick, shoemaker, 28 Vandowater B rooklyn Houston Robert, waiter, h. 408 Eighth. Hough Isaac, ironrail, 251 W . 18th, h. 249 W. 18th Houston Sami, (col'd), whitewashes h. r. 19 Anthony 22 HOW 338 HOW Houston Thomas, police, h. 211 Tenth ay. Howard John, laborer, h. r. 56 Roosevelt Houston Thomas, cartman, h. 2T Charles Howard John P. irving h. Broadway c. Chambers Houston Thomas & *Co'. brokers, 285 Greenwich, h Howard John T. com. mer. 84 Broadway, h. 160 Brooklyn Hicks, Brooklyn Houston William, baker, 83 Ay. D, h. 83 Av. D Howard Joseph, com. mer. 34 Broadway, h. 34 Con­ Houston William, bootmaker, h. r. 198 Elm cord, Brooklyn Houston William, whitewasher, h. r. 141 Keade Howard Joseph, smith, h. 126 Av. C Houston William T. oysters, 13 Ay. D Howard Joseph W. hotel, City Hall sq. Houston & Evans, produce, 6 W. Washington mkt. Howard Josiah W. gilder, h, 198 W. 26th Housworth Abraham, carrier, h. 259 Houston Howard Margaret, wid. William, 221 W. 16th Houton Edward, h. 121 Henry HowardL Mary, boardingh. 26 Mercer Hovell James, baker, h. 193 Delaneey Howard Mary, boarding, 136 Duane Hovell John, tinner, h. 144 W. Broadway Howard Mary, wid. Theodore, dressmaker, h. 19 Hovenden James B. brassfounder, 178 Prince, h. 291 Chestnut Washington Howard Mary Ann, wid. John, tailoress, h. 14 Fifth Hovenden Robert, policeman, h. 178 Prince Howard Mary M. wid. James, h. 158 Crosby Hovenden Robert K. police, h. 142 Sullivan HOWARD MICHL. liquors, 77 Rutgers, h. 377 Water Hovenden Robert, brassfounder, 178 Prince Howard Patrick, jeweler, 36 Maiden la. h. 73 Sands, Hovenden R. & J. brassfoundrv, 178 Prince Brooklyn Hovendon Robert, laborer, h. E. 47th n. First av. Howard Rachel, seamstress, h. 137 Forsyth Hover Albert, mer. tailor, 3 Vesey, h. Merchants h. Howard Richard, lawyer, 77 Mer. ex. h. Clarke c. Hover George, clerk, h. 308 E. 13th Spring Hover Lyman A. captain, h. 147 Goerck Howard Robert, liquors, 134 Mercer, h. 134 Mercer Hover Silas, seaman, h. 179 Av. A Howard Sam. A. fancygoods, 245 Pearl, h. 2 Amity Hovey Daniel, boatman, h. 207 W. 26th Brooklyn Hovey George, baker, h. 91 Barrow Howard Samuel H. sec. m. gasjeo. 80 Fourth av. h. 82 Hovey George, pedler, h. r. 90 Ludlow Fourth av. Hovey Geo. O. com. mer. 48 Exchange pL h. Boston Howard Stephen, rigger, h. 338 Madison Hovey Jonathan P. (Rev.), h. 199 Fifth Howard Susan, wid. John, boardingh. 76 Oliver Hovey M. H. forwarding, 23 Coenties si. Howard Thomas, sawyer, h. 99 E. 11th Hovey Mary, h. 405 Sixth av. Howard Thos. (col’d), livery stables, h. r. 625 Gr’nwich Hovey Patrick, liquors, 243 E. 18th , Howard Thomas, sailor, h. 68 Cherry Hovey Roswell, mer. 250 Pearl, h. Clinton av. Howard Timothy, stonecutter, h. 195 Franklin B rooklyn Howard William, exchange, 162 W. Broadway, h.409 Hovine George M. boarding, 87 & 89 Walker Greenwich « Hovine J. boarding, 87 Walker Howard William, tailor, h. 54 Carmine Hovinger John, coppersmith, h. r. 119 Forsyth Howard William, wine, 134 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Hovner Henry, laborer, h. 94 W. 35th Howard William, exchange, 162 W. Broadway, h. 400 Hovss Eugene, pocketbookmaker, h. 236 W. 45th Greenwich How Benjamin W. shoes, 21 Murray, h. 106 Hicks, Howard William, machinist, h. r. 281 W. 17th Brooklyn Howard William, rigger, h. 450 Cherry How Calvin W. & Co. shoes, 21 Murray, h. 72 Ninth Howard William jr. tobacconist, 286 Washington, b. How David, broker, 70 Wall, h. 824 Greenwich 662 Greenwich How D avid,----- h. 224 Greenwich Howard William C. painter, h. 216 W. 16th Howard —— , mer. 14 Broadway, h. New Orleans Howard William E. livery stable, 846 Broadway, h. Howard Adeline, wid. Albert G. h. 33 W. 34th 105 Twelfth Howard Alexander W . shipjoiner, h. 297 Eighth Howard William H. porter, h. 199 Mott Howard Amelia, wid. Geo. U. h. 333 Sixth Howard William H. tobacconist, 263 Washington h. Howard Andrew J. moroccodresser, h. 468 Seventh av. 662 Greenwich Howard Benjamin, printer, 141 E. 11th Howard Winslow J. jeweler, 247 Eighth av. Howard Berona, matches, 229 W. 43d HOWARD J. & SON, com. mer. 34 Broadway Howard Bethuel, b’tch. 42 W’ton mkt. h. 63 Eldridge HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE CO. 66 Wall Howard Charles, porter, h. 31 Pearl HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE CO. 192 Broadway Howard Charles, tailor, h. 327 Third Howard & Brown, Tammany hotel, City Hall sq. Howard Charles (col’d), waiter h. r. 88 Franklin Howard, Gould & Co. lime, 41 Tompkins &Delaneey, HOWARD CHAS. H. boots, 51 Dey, h. 37 E. 28th n. East Howard D. clerk, 26 Cliff Howarth Horatio, liquors, 166 Washington Howard Daniel, boardingh. 377 Water Howarth John, porter, h. 245 E. 13th Howard E. G. 162 Nassau, h. Williamsburgh Howarth Richard C. laborer, h. 245 E. 13th Howard Edward S. mer. 80 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Howarth Thomas, glass stainer, c. E. S2d & Third ar. Howard Elbridge G. printer, 162 Nassau, h. Wil- h. Third av. n. E. 33d liamsbv/rgU Howden William, bootmaker, h. 82 Clinton Howard Eleanor, wid. Hiram, boardingh. 60 W. 18th Howe A. B. 305 Broadway. Howard Elias, cooper, 79 Pine, h. 411 Atlantic, Howe Aaron B. carpenter, h. 248 Third av. Brooklyn Howe Albert G. acct. 49 John, h. 151 W. 22d Howard Elizabeth, h. 72 King Howe Ann, wid. John, h. 860 Second av. Howard Eliza, widow, tailoress, h. 348 Fourth av. Howe Augustus, hardware, h. 5. Lispenard Howard Elenora, wid. William, h. 155 Wooster Howe Benjamin F. baker 432 Broadway Howard Furnass, h. 57 E. 28th Howe Benjamin W . boots & & shoes, 21 Murray, h. Howard George, broker, 4 Thomas, h. Brooklyn Hicks, Brooklyn , Howard Geo. publisher, 4 Cortlandt, h. 128 W. 23d HOWE BEZALEEL, formerly of 379 Broome, has Howard George A. h. 6 Ninth av. removed to 52 Great Jones, between Lafayette Howard Henrietta, dressmaker, 309 Third av. place & Broome, where he will be happy to ren­ Howard Henry, barber, 103 Cherry, h. 103 Cherry der his professional services in the Howard Henry, comedian, h. 26 Thompson branches of medical, mechanical & scientific de • Howard Henry, tailor, 588 Broadway, h. E. 73d n. tistry Third av. Howe Brigham, late grocer, h. 5 lispenard Howard Henry, musicprinter, 300 Broadway, h. 75 Howe Calvin W. & Co. boots and shoes, 21 Murray, Charlton Howard Jacob E. lime, 41 Tompkins & Delaneey n. Howe Chas! H. painter, 115 Sixth av. h. 83 Eighth av. East, h. 25 Tompkins Howe Chas. J. carpenter, h. 20 Chrystie Howard James, publisher, h. 423 Greenwich Howe Dwight, painter, 195 First av. h. 195 hirst av. Howard James, seaman, h. 92 Cherry Howe Edward jr. music, h. 209 Bleecker Howard James, tailor, h. 113 Cherry Howe Elias jr. sewingmachines, 305 Broadway Howard Jane, wid. John, h. 423 Greenwich Howard Jane, wid. Chas. — h. r. E. 40th n. Second av. Howe Fisher, whitelead, 160 Front, h. 110 WiDoW, Howard Joel M. clerk, h. 244 Broome Brooklyn • ; . Qii Vorifik Howard John, machinist, h. 132 Amos low e George W. (col’d), whitewasher,h. r. 88 v Howard John, strawgoods, 20 Cortlandt, h. Murray low e Henry A. com. mer. 86 Pine, h. B® Howard John, tailor, h. r. 55 Crosby Brooklyn HOW 339 HOX Howe Hester A. wid. George C. h. 109 Allen Howe Jabez C. com. mer. 48 Exchange pi. h. Boston Howell wniT’ 88’ m*son>h- 204 W. 80th Howe James L. lettercarrier, h. 8 Mercer Howe Howe James W. tailor, h. 97 Wooster now ell w ? William ’ ?E. ,nter' grocerh-1fi7 86 Broome 'KV/\n+ k 10 t>ju Howe John, dentist, 183 Greenwich HOW ELL W ILL i X m j . hotel^ 31V s a h. 81 Beekman ’ 81 & 88 Beekman, Howe John, driver, h. 805 W. 82d Howe John, laborer, h. W . 87th n. Tenth ay. n r t w lp n 'J jm 11 inspector lumber, h. 11 W illett Howe John, tailor, h. 116 Willett S 0 W n ^ Lr,& 0 0 i* 8Ugarreflners, 144 Duane Howe John H. clerk, h. 80 Second 153 Ninth Howe John M. dentist, h. 297 Grand HOW ELL & REEYE, grocers, 227 Front Howell, Earned & Co. drygoods, 86 Dey Howe John W . baker, 148 Eighth ay. h. 211 W . 17th Howe Joseph, chandler, h. 22 Hamersley Howe Jos. C. painter, 115 Sixth av. h. 193 Sixth av. W ^2StGree^w{chm B' && 462 Greenwloh. h Howt r Leopold, butcher, h. 238 Fifth Howe Josiah, lawyer, 195 Broadway Hpwes Amos, mer. 93 Pearl, h. 41 W. 11th Howe Michael, pianomaker, h. 859 Third av. Howes Chester B. agent, 88 Nassau, h. Williamsb'h Howe Rebecca, wid. John,tailoress, h. 814 First av Howes Egbert C. clothier, 14 Bowery, h. 81 Henry Howe Richard 0. mason, h. 80 Columbia Howes Mulford, mer. 93 Pearl, h. 41 W . 11th Howe Reuben L. furniture, 488 Pearl, h. 20 Pike Howes Reuben W . shoes, 162 Pearl, h. 3 E. 17th Howe Samuel, dentist, h. 117 Spring Howes Roswell F. telegraph, 23 Wall, h. 74 Willough­ Howe Silas B. crockery, 65 Pearl, h. 115 W. 86th W by, B rooklyn HOWE STUART D. patent medicines^ 166 Chatham, h. 117 W. 36th / ? HowS-.??.muel; carPenter, 34 Gold, h. .34 S. Second, W uliam sburgh Howe Thomas, carman, h. 372 Madison HOWES R. W. ~ Liberty, b. 217 Howland & Chase, lawyers, 9 Nassau- Howell James, corkcutter, h. 648 Hudson Howland & Fithian, carpets, 207 Greenwich Howell James, painter, h. 128 Seventh av. Howland & Taft, mers. 80 Wall Howell James R goldbeater, h. 76 W . Broadway Howlett Anne, wid. Wm. S. dressmaker, h. 16 Clark­ Howell Jane, wid. John, h. 631 Washington son Howell John, machinist, h. 262 Rivington. 5 ield W : oysters, 8 Washington, h. 89 Pearl Howell John, mason, h. r. 141 W. 18th Howlett George, tailor, h. 46 University pi. Howell John, sawyer, h. 208 Monroe How ett John, clerk, 45 William, h. 25 Pitt Howell John C. plumber, h. 130 E. 27th ^ ow ett Sarah, wid. Nicholas, h. 214 Monroe Howell John S. mason, h. 744 Washington 5 ^ ett^ llliamJ 1- boots, h. 66* University pL Howell Jonathan D. wood, 78 Rutgers si. h. 9 Man- Howley Barney blacksmith, h. r. 3 Sullivan P _ g*n 0 Howley John, laborer, h. 75 Pike Howell Josiah P. acc’t, 227 Front, h. 29 S. 6th Wil- How in Mark, coachman, h. r. 3 Yandam liam sburgh Howly Daniel, carpenter, h. 72 Oliver Howell Julius S. drygoods, 36 Dey, h. 283 W . 80th Howman Joseph, tailor, h. 126 Sheriff Howell Lorenzo, mer. 164 Front Howroyd Samuel, spinner, h. Eleventh av. n. W.44th Howell Margaret C. wid David, h. 150 Waverley pi w 11 W : ,8 .Professor, col. coll. h. 5 Cottage pL naner hangings,'54 Howell Martin A. paper hanonnera Kd. Maiden la & i. or 29 Howse Eliz. wid. David, h. 254 W. 18th Liberty, h. New B runsw ick Howse Mary, wid. Leonard, h. 50 Perry Howell Mathias H. ironrailing, 159 Hammond, h. 157 Howser Ann N. wid. George, h. 152 E. 28th Hajnmond HowserJohn C. boots, shoes, trunks and carpetbags, Howell Matthew M. h. 27 Hester 96 Canal, h. 96 Canal Howell Oliver, late shoes, h. 698 Washington Howser Philip,.smith, h. 205 Mott Howell Ralph L. forwarding, 105 Broad, h. 11 Scher- Howson Wm. cutlery, 250 Pearl, h. England merhorn, B rooklyn Hox Frederick, liquors, 248 Fifth, h. 248 Fifth, HOWELL SAMUEL S. powder, 206 Front, h 19 Hoxie Amy (colM). h. r. 171 Monroe Lispenard Hoxie Joseph, h. 3 Rutger's pi HOXIE JOSEPH JR. drygoods, 87 Nassau; h. 30 S. Sidney S> dir g ’ds> 194 B'way, b. Charles- 4th, Wiiliamsburgh Howell Thaddeus P. carman, h. 9 Mangin Hoxie Nath'l. B. lawyer, 27 B’ kman, hi 80 Seventh av. Hoxie Stansbury, artist, h. 94 Clinton pL HOY 340 HUB Hoxis Jacob, carman, h. 259 Eivington Hoyt Joseph B. leather, 37 Spruce, h. 148 E. 19th Hoy Bernard, carpenter, h. 147 E. 11th Hoyt Joseph W. shoes, 230 Bowery, h. 230 Bowery Hoy Ephraim (cord), cook, h. 66 Grand Hoyt Jotham, watchman, h. 235 Seventh Hoy Francis, carman, h. 113 Mott Hoyt L. D. shirts, 137 William, h. Brooklyn Hoy Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 180 Eivington Hoyt Los8ing S. seeds, 234 Water & 122 West, h 171 Hoy James, laborer, h. 54 Wooster W. 24th Hoy James, pedler, h. I l l Orange Hoyt L. S. axes, 28 Cliff Hoy Jane, wid. Tarry, h. 301 Madison Hoyt Lorenzo, lawyer, 4 Hanover, h. 300 Fourth Hoy Joseph, grocer, 191$ Greene, h. 191$ Greene Hoyt Maria, wid. William S. boaraingh. 11 W.24th Hoy Michael, shoemaker, h. W. 35th n. Tenth av. H oyt Mary, wid. Eobert, 152 Av. A Hoy Patrick, speculator, h. W. 40th n. Tenth av. Hoyt Mary A. wid. Ealph, boardingh. 544 Houston Hoy Patrick, tailor, h. 24 Ludlow Hoyt Mary G. wid. Alfred, h. 399 Fourth Hoy Thomas, grocer, 23 Mulberry, h. 23 Mulberry Hoyt Nelson W. produce, 187 Eeade, b. Jersey City Hoye Hugh, laborer, h. 21 Thomas Hoyt Oliver, leather, 40 Spruce, h. 35 Market Hoye Michael, cabinetmaker, h. 164 Suffolk Hoyt Plum, baggagemaster, h. 305 Tenth av. Hoye Patrick, laborer, h. 225 E. 17th Hoyt Purdy B. engraver, 113 Nassau, h. 34 Jefferson Hoyer Conrad, shoemaker, h. r. 103 Delancey Hoyt Eaymond, captain, h. 7 Cannon Hoyer John J. Cabinetmaker, h. r. 23 Leroy Hoyt Eeuben, drugs, 527 G’wich, h. Norwalk■Ct Hoyer Joseph F. mer. 48 South, h. Hell Gate Hoyt Eufus, mer. 43 & 45 Barclay, h. Judson's Hoyerman John H. tobacco, 248 Front, h. B rooklyn hotel Hoyerman J. Philip, tobacco, 248 Front, h. Union b. Hoyt Samuel, printer, h. 98 Cannon Hicks & Henry, Brooklyn Hoyt Samuel N. mer. 176 Washington, h. Jersey City HOYEEMAN BEOTHEES, tobacco, 248 Front Hoyt Selleck O. capmaker, 32 Cortlandt, h. 253 Tenth Hoyersdorf William, barber, h. 283 Tenth av. Hoyt Seymour & Co. watchmakers, 266 Pearl, h. 55 Hoyes John, mer. 8 Beaver, h. Liverpool Willow, Brooklyn Hoyland Eliza, wid. James, h. 71 Macdougal Hoyt Stephen B. conductor, h. 92 E. 32d Hoy land William H. carman, h. 191 E. 24th Hoyt Thomas J. clerk, h. 616 Hudson Hoyne Thomas,- tailor, h. 69 Stanton HOYT THOMAS & CO. tobacco, 258 Front, h. 258 Hoynes Francis* compositor, h. 307 Ninth av. Front Hoyo Francisco del, mer. 20 S. William, h. 20 Lispe- Hoyt Walter, pedler, h. 105 W. 20th nard Hoyt William, leather, 40 Spruce* h. 35 Market H oyt------y h. 30 W . 17th Hoyt William H. painter, h. 230 Ninth av. H oyt----- , laborer, h. 292 Tenth av. Hoyt William J. imp. 49 B’ way, h. 29 Gr’nwich av. Hoyt A. Clarence, clerk, 102 Nassau Hoyt William S. broker, 4 Hanover, h. Staten Island Hoyt Adam, broker, 115 Wall, h. 50 Messerole, Hoyt C. & Son, shipsmiths, 235 South & 33 Depeyster WUliamsburgh Hoyt W. & O. leather, 40 Spruce Hoyt Adolphus D. h. 544 Houston Hoyt & Stokes, brokers, 115 Wall Hoyt Andrew, carpenter, h. 86 W. 19th HOYT, TILLINGHAST & CO. com. mere. 68 Hoyt Asa, fruits, 62 Fulton m kt h. 429 Fourth av. Broadway Hoyt Asa F. mason, h. 49 Morton Huard Thomas, stairbuilder, h. 157 W. 27th Hoyt Bartholomew, furniture, 47 Beekman, h. 128 Hub John, shoemaker, h. r. 316 Grand Chrystie Huback Andrew, jeweler, h. r. 105 Eldridge Hoyt Charles, real estate, 80 Nassau, h. Norwalk, Ct. Hubard Edward, toys, h. 360 Bleecker Hoyt Charles, carpenter, h. 268 Second Hubard George, vinegar, h. 110 W. 32d Hoyt Charles, carman, h. 280 Stanton Hubathek Joseph, capmaker, 19 Av. A, h. 19 Av. A Hoyt Charles L. clerk, h. 230 Bowery Hubbard Charles W. coal, 71 Pine, h. 27 N. Moore Hoyt Conklin, shipsmitb, 235 South & 41 Tompkins, Hubbard Cyrus, h. 149 Tenth av. h. 117 S. Second, WUliamsburgh Hubbard Cyrus A. imp. segars, 86 Front Hoyt Daniel, shipsmith, 235 South & 33 Depeyster, Hubbard Cyrus C. mer. 27 Front, b. 23 Wash. sq, h. WUliamsburgh Hubbard David H. tobacconist, h. 46 Lexington av Hoyt Darius, carpenter, 46 Ludlow, h. 98 Allen Hubbard David M. wines, 59 Water, h. Brooklyn Hoyt David, builder, b. 106th c. Bloomingdale road Hubbard George, plating, 53 Maiden la. h. 310 State, Hoyt Eber S. carman, h. 288 Sixth Brooklyn H oyt Edward, policeman, h. 619 Eighth av. Hubbard George D. strawgoods, 171 Pearl, h. Wil Hoyt Edward C. trunks, h. 109 Essex * liamsburgh Hoyt Edwin, late mer. h. 96 Fifth av. Hubbard Henry, painter, h. 272 Tenth Hoyt Edwin, com. mer. 63 Broadway, h. A storia Hubbard Isaac G. hairdresser, 189 Third av. h. 189 Hoyt Eli T. crockery, 115 Maiden la. li. 1 Bowling Third av. green Hubbard Jabez B. 12 Wall, h. 289 State, Brooklyn Hoyt Francis H. flour, 122 West, h. 171 W: 24th Hubbard James, plating, 53 Maiden la.h. 55Beekman Hoyt Gabriel.P. B. lumber, 286 Cherry, h. 34 Jef­ Hubbard Joel M. strawgds. 22 Cortlandt, h 89 W. 16tb ferson Hubbard John, broker, 362 Pearl, h. 216 Broome Hoyt George, shoes, h. 42 Anthony Hubbard John J. clerk, h. 212 Stanton Hoyt George, bootmaker, h. 36 Av. C Hubbard John L. imp. 39 Broad, h. 113 Fourth Hoyt George A. treas. Penn. coal. co. 90 Broadway, Hubbard John S. carpenter, W. 36th n. Tenth av. n. h. Stamford, Conn, 176 W ,2"th Hoyt George N. builder, h. 279 Seventh Hubbard John W. grocer, 259 Front, h. Stamford, Hoyt George W. shoemaker, h. 523 Tenth av. Conn. . Hoyt Goold, h. 30 W. 17th Hubbard John W. drvgoods, 45 Liberty, h. Am. bote* Hoyt Hannah, wid. Jos. L. fancygoods, 618 Hudson, Hubbard Joseph W. lawyer, 247 B’way, h. 83 W.Setn h. 616 Hudson Hubbard Luther P. agent, 80 Wall, h. 35 Vandam Hoyt Henry, horseshoeing, h. 226 Tenth av. Hubbard M. Gilbert, h. 15 Laight Hoyt Henry, musicteacher, h. 616 Hudson Hubbard N. T. strawgoods, 60 John, h. 54 Bleecker Hoyt Henry N. draper, 483 Eighth av. Hubbard Nathaniel T. com. mer. 27 Front, h. Hoyt Howard S. clerk, 60 Broadway, h. 75 Murray Washington sq. Hoyt James, finisher, h. 254 Seventh Hubbard Eobert J. oils & candles, 154 Front, b. |®f Hoyt James, fruits, 181 Washington, h. Brooklyn Congress, Brooklyn in Hoyt James H. crockery, 178 Washington, h. J. City Hubbard Eussell E. (col’d), whitewasher, h. r. id Hoyt James L 68 Wall, h. 64 E. 23d Marion Hoyt James M h. 349 W. 24tn Hubbard Sam'l E. com. mer. 27 Front, h. 89>Seventy Hoyt James M. & Sons, mers. 176 Washington, h. Hubbard Sam'1 T. phys. 12 Leroy pi. h. 12 IW P ]; Conn. Hubbard Samuel T. manhattan bank, 40 Wall, n. Hoyt Jehiel K. hardware, 203 Pearl, h. 148 W, 25th Washington, Brooklyn Hoyt Jesse, lawyer, 35 Wall, h. 9 E. Washington pL Hubbard Samuel W. carman, h. 15 Dominick Hoyt Jesse, mer. 176 Washington, h. 60 Beach Hubbard Sebastian S. fruits, 124 Grand, h. 681 iW®' Hoyt John D. lawyer, 1 Chambers, h. E. 51st n. ton Third av. Hubbard Thos. E. 82 Wall, h. University bldf Hoyt John W. oilcloth, 72 John, ii. 26 E, 18th Hubbard Wm. grocer, 259 Front, h. StamforC W in Hoyt Joseph, liquors, 158 West, h. 856 Eighth avt Hubbard William, mer. 83 Front Hoyt Joseph jr. brushes, 189 Pearl, "h. Lansingburgh Hubbard William L, h, University bldgs. HUD 341 HUF Hubbard ne si. h. Catharine si. Hughes William D. late police, h. 194 Mulberry S ! wJS: ° - ^ k e e p e r , 220 Front, h. JBmhwick Hughes William J. clerk, 25 Nassau, h 128 Lewis u 11 S ;.bo° ? ’ £04 Third av. h. 204 Third av. Hull & Co. clothing, 51 Cedar Hughes D. J. & J. grocers, 191 Eighth av. Hull & Leister, hardware, 171 Lewis Hughes W. & C. books, 122 First av. * HULL & SPENCER, pat. medicines, 12 Ann HUGHES, D CPU Y & CREHANGE, fhncygoods, 73 H ULL’S TRUSS OFFICE, 4 Vesey, Astor house William Butler’s improved patent truss pads applied. HUGHES, HAMPTON & CO. imps. 24 Broad Children trussed when two weeks old. Ladies Hughey Isabella, tailoress, h. 45 Charles room in charge o f a female. Supporters fitted Hughs Catharine, wid. John, h. r. 90 Broome and warranted Hughs Charles, chairmaker, h. 84 E. Broadway Hulle John D. grocer, 880 Eighth av. h. 380 Eighth av. Hughs Daniel, laborer, h. 106 W illett Hulle John L. grocer, 897 West, h. 397 West Hughs Edward, laborer, h. 102 W. 19th Hulliman Margaret, confectionery, 206 Ninth av. h. Hughs Francis, cooper, h. 161 W. 82d 206 Ninth av. Hughs Jane, widow, candies, 1S8 Division Hulme John, painter, h. 68f Greene Hughs John, blacksmith, h. W. 46th n. Eighth av. Hulsart Cornelius B. watchman, h. 39 Hester Hughs John, tailor, h. 565 Ninth av. Hulsart Mathias, carpenter, h. 181 W. 29th Hughs John, porter, h. r. 8 Caroline Hulsart William, carpenter, h. 131 W . 35th Hughs Mary, wid. James, h. 278 Stanton Hulse Ann, wid. Hethcote, h. 414 Cherry Hughs Michael, laborer, h. 177 E. 85th Hulse Danl. undertaker, 283 Broome, h. 106 Eldridge Hughs Michael, shoemaker, h. 5 Hester Hulse Joseph C. gent, furnishing, 47 Chatham, h. 4T Hughson Fred, lawyer, 87 Wall, h. 184 Thompson Chatham Hughson William A. bookkeeper, h. 820 Greenwich Hulse D. & Co. liverystables, 283 Broome, & under­ Huguenin Jules A. & John Streuly, imps. 81 Fulton, takers, 106 Eldridge h. 51 Gold - Hulseberg Conrad, grocer, 63 Jackson Huguet Jos. emb. muslins, 89 William, h. 89 Amity Hulseberg Henry, grocer, 57 Laight, h. 57 Laight Huhn Henry, tinsmith, h. r. 56 Jackson Hulskemper Ahrend, tailor, h. 147 Allen Huhn John, liquor, h. Broadway n. W . 52d Hulskemper Diedrich, grocer, 208 Hester Huhn Martin, carpenter, h. r. 162 Houston Hulsman Charles, shoemaker, 172 Fourth Huiell John V. clerk, 273 Pearl Ilulson Isaac, furnishing, 93 Canal, h. 232 Church Hukner George, shoemaker, h. 79 Allen Hulstein Frederick, tailor, h. 212 E. 17th Hulberg Theodore, tailor, h. r. 113 Orange Hulsz Paul, baker, h. 140 Third Hulbert Henry C. I l l Fulton, h. 212 W . 28th Hults Abram S. drygoods, h. 114 First Hulbert Isaac H. S. forwarding, 121 Broad, h. 147 Humber Agnes, wid. Hen. tailoress, li. 260 Rivington Chambers Humber John D. painter, h. 260 Rivington Hulbert Lafayette, mer. 28 Front, h. Jersey City Humbert Francis, conductor, h. 42 E. 30th Hulbert William, blacksmith, h. 171 Stanton Humbert Pierre, auctioneer, 54 Broad, h. 20 E. 17th Hulbert William & Co. mers. 28 Front, h. 177 Forsyth Humbert William B. baker, 220 Bowery Hulett George C. carpenter, h. 450 E. 12th Humbert William H. physician, 542 Broadway Huleu Louis, jeweler, r. 208 William, h. W'msbu/rgh HUMBERT & KENNY, furniture, 172 & 174 Ful­ Hulick Henry, carman, h. 116 Christopher ton, h. B rooklyn Hull A. Gerald, physician, h. 49 Lafayette pi. Humburger Samuel, baker, h. 80 Ridge Hull Abraham C. sawfiler, 242 E. 19th Hume Alexander, tailor, 82 Sixth av. h. 82 Sixth av. Hull Amelius B. druggist, 51 Cliff, h. 104 Montague, Hume Alexander, laborer, h. 265 E. 21st B rooklyn Hume Andrew, printer, h. 129 White Hull Calvin E. medicines, 12 Ann, h. Jersey City Hume David, bookbinder, h. 35 Madison Hull Chas. W . soap & candles, 108 Cliff, h. foot E. 61st Hume James, clothing, 175 Chatham sq. h. 19 Mott Hull David, printer, h. 3 Birmingham Hume James, confectioner, h. r. 21 Marion Hull Edward jr. hardware, 3 Platt, h. — Clinton av. Hume Patrick, clothing, 181 Chatham B rooklyn Hume Sarah, wid. William, h. 320 Eighth Hull Eliza, wid. John, vestmaker, h. 73 Av. D c. Sixth Hume Thomas, tailor, h. 68 King Hull George W. carman, h. 257 Walker Humee John, shoemaker, h. 98 Chrystie Hull Grandison A. physician, h. 25 W . 26tn Humes Hugh, contractor, h. 351 First av. Hull Henry, shoemaker, h. r. 63 Thompson Humes James, contractor, h. r. E. 36th n. Third av. Hull Herman A. produce, 123 Warren, h. Brookfield Humes James, contractor, h. 222 E. 21st Hull Hezekiah D. broker, 31 Ferry, h. WiUiamsb'gh Hummel Jacob, baker, 172 Division, h. 172 Division Hull Isaac P. hatter, h. 72 Eldridge Hummel Laurence, laborer, h. 133 Pitt Hull, Isaac P. tailor, 553 Broadway, h. 113 Rivington Hummel Michael, grocer, Seventh av. c. W. 40th Hull James, drygoods, 268 Sixth av. h. 88 W . 16th Humphrey Charles, confectioner, h. 13 Carmine Hull James, shades, 391 Hudson, h. 391 Huflhon Humphrey Edward, carpenter, h. 8 Cannon Hull James C. h. 230 Henry Humphrey George S. carpeting, 379 Broadway HULL JAMES S. sexton brick church, & keeper of Humphrey Ira, carpenter, h. 158 W. 22d New York city marble cemetery, h. 40 Second av. Humphrey James, carpenter, h. 157 Elizabeth Hull Janet, wid. John P. 73 First Humphrey James, lawyer, 29 Wall, h. Pierrepont c. Hull John C. &,Sons, soap and candles, 108 Cliff, h. Columbia, Brooklyn ft E. 61st Humphrey Joseph, laborer, h. 349 W . 26th Hull John G. hardware, 171 Lewis, h. 160 Lewis Humphrey S. Dwight, editor, 546 Broadway, h. 546 Hull John J. mason, h. 187 W. 19th Broadway Hull John P, clothing, 51 Cedar, h. 66 S t Mark’s ^pL Humphrey Samuel, glasscutter, h. 26 Second av. Hull Johnson C. carman, h. 215 Sullivan Humphrey Sarah, millinery, 574 Eighth av. Hull Joseph, starcher, h. 219 W. 17th Humphrey Theron, M. r. r. agent, 173 Broadway, h. Hull Julia, wid. Henry L. h. 113 Forsyth Bixby’s hotel Hull Mary Z. wid. Cline, tailoress, h. 126 Broome Humphrey Wm. carpenter, 410 Madison, h. 9 Cannon Hull Maurice C. hardware, & agent in New York for Humphrey Wm. 75 Rutger’s si. h. Williamsburgh the bay state cooking stove, 209 Third av. h. 811 Humphreys Augustus, smith, h. r. 10 Fifth Third av. Humphreys Edward, grocer, h. 883 Ninth av. Hull Nathaniel S. carman, h. 8 E. 33d Humphreys E. B. tailor, 264 Broadway, h. 45 Murray Hull Oliver, drugs, 145 Maiden la. h. 124 Willow, Humphreys Frederick, physician, h. 22 University pi. B rooklyn Humphreys Joshua P. tailor, 264 B’way, h. 92 Grand Hull Oliver C. gauger, 147 Front, h. 82 E. 29th Humphreys Wm. carriagemkr. 102 Crosby, h. 42 G'-sby Hull Peter, patternmaker, h. 839 Sixth Humphreys William, ironfounder, 76 Tenth av. Hull Ransom, painter, h. 27 W . 19th Humphreys William, seaman, h. 236 Monroe Hull Rich. C. soap and candles, 108 Cliff, h. ft. E. 61st Humphreys E. B. & J. P. tailors, 264 Broadway Hull Sheldon A. harnessmaker, 458 Broadway Humphreysville Manufacturing Co. 5 Gold Hull Thomas C. carpenter, h. 97 E. 28th Humphries Catharine, wid. Charles, h. 177 W. 13th Hull Thomas P. late broker, h. E. 31st n. Fourth av. Humphries Jane, wid. John, h. 90 Grove • HUN 344 HUN Humphry Conrad, laborer, h. W. 52d n. Eighth ay. Hqjit James, longshoreman, h. 40 Hudson Humphry Henry, physician, 207 Fourth Hunt James, hatter, h. 125 Elm Humphry John, mason, h. 92 Monroe Hunt James, pedler, h. r. 33 Cross Humphry John, shipcarpenter, h. 227 Seventh Hunt James 8. broker, 65 Wall, h. 14 Eighth av. Humphry N. G. painter, h. 235 Delancey Hunt Jane, wid. Christopher, school, h. 583 Broome Humphrys Richard, laborer, h. 5 Av. B Hunt Jerusha, wid. David, h. 9 Jersey Humphrys William S. cabinetmaker, 163 & 197 Chat­ Hunt John, hatter, 156 Broadway ham & 57 Elizabeth, h. 169 E. Broadway Hunt John, baker, 167 W. B’dway, h. 167 W. B’way Hund Joseph, butcher, 121 Hester, h. 121 Hester Hunt John, carman, h. r. 645 Hudson Hune Frederick, tanner, h. 99 W. 31st Hunt John, carpenter, h. W. 49th n. Ninth av. Hunecke Henry, segars, 154 Lewis Hunt John, laborer, h. 164 E. 22d Hunell Henry, engineer, h. r. 14 Fifth Hunt John, wheelwright, h. 106 W. 24th Huner Deidericb, grocer, h. r. W. 52d n. Eleventh av. Hunt John E. hotel, 6 Whitehall, and 1 South, h. 64 Huner Richard, grocer, Eleventh av. c. W. 51st Whitehall Huner F. & Co. grocers, 218 Division and 162 Broad­ Hunt John H. u. s. bond, warehouse, h. 115 Sullivan way and Eleventh av. c. 51st, h. 218 Division Hunt John P. carpenter, h. 267 W. 30th Hungary Fanny, widow, 96 Charlton Hunt John P. engineer, h.,25 Columbia Hungerford Averill H. hotel, 168 Duane Hunt John T. carp’ter, 146 W. 17th, h. Morrisania Hungerford Frederic G-. hotel, 168 Duane Hunt Jonathan, drygoods, 56 Cedar HUNGERFORD A. H. & F. G. hotel, 168 Duane Hunt John W. liquors, 263 Grand, h. 94 Norfolk Hunington Patrick, sailor, h. 45 Madison Hunt Joseph S. carman, h. 218 Delancey Hunivick William, strawpresser, h. 641 Hudson HUNT JOSIAH D. drugs, 43 Av. D, h. 43 Av. D Hunken John, grocer, 160 Seventh av. h. 160 Sev­ Hunt Julius, stairbuilder, 80 W . 85th, h. W. 37th n. enth av. Sixth av. Hunn John & Co. hides, 228 Elizabeth and 137 Bank, Hunt Levy, boots, 5 Catharine h. I>utche8fs co. Hunt Loten K. carpenter, h. 164 E. 27th Hunniford, widow, 264 Second Hunt Margaret, wid. Matthew, h. 114 Chrystie Hunniford John, cabinetmaker, 179 E. 24th Hunt Mary, wid. Abraham, 145 W. 22d Hunolt George, tailor, 20 Madison, h. Brooklyn Hunt Mary A. dressmaker, h. 157 Duane Hunsdon Seth W. clerk, 8 Cedar, h. 392 Second av. Hunt Micnael, laborer, h. r. 446 Fourth Hunsinger Carl, tailor, h. 566 Ninth av. Hunt Myal, h. 46 Norfolk Hunsinger Charles, drygoods, 573 Ninth av. Hunt Noah S. hardware, 217 Pearl Hunt Abel T. carpenter, h. 291 Sixth Hunt Nehemiah, grocer, 230 Seventh av. Hunt Alex. W. plumber, 291 Third av. h. 55 Second Hunt Owen W. hats, 88 Chambers, h. 9 Bedford Hunt Andrew, sashes, h. 365 Sixth av. Hunt Pamela, 123 Franklin Hunt Augustus, mason, h. 65 Fourth av. Hunt Patrick, laborer, h. r. 10 Clarkson Hunt Benjamin, salesman, 71 B’way, h. 7 College pi. Hunt Peter, grocer, 36 Mulberry, h. 36 Mulberry Hunt Bernard, laborer, h. 208 E. 17th Hunt Ralph, accountant, h. 818 State, Brooklyn Hunt Charles, weigher, 78 South, h. 5 College pi. Hunt Rich, butcher, 5 & 7 Fulton m ki h. 68 Stanton HUNT CHARLES H. lawyer, 76 Nassau, h. 224 Hunt Richard B. rulemaker, h. 80 Willett Fourth Hunt Richard G. sashmaker, h. 631 Fourth Hunt Charlotte, wid. Jas. seamsts. h. 605 Third av. Hunt Robert, smith, h. 140 E. 26th Hunt Cornelius E. daguerreotypes, 297 Bowery, h. Hunt Robert, waiter, h. r. 52 Mulberry 229 Sullivan Hunt Robert S. sashmaker, h. 397 Sixth av. Hunt Daniel H. shoes, 279 Grand, h. 279 Grand Hunt Sami, cabinetmkr. 95 Ludlow, h. 271 Broome Hunt David, agent, 83 Maiden la. Hunt Samuel I. h. 112 Fourth av. Hunt David B. salesman, 123 B’way, h. W'msburgh Hunt Samuel L. butcher, Fulton mkt h. 291 First Hunt Dorothy, wid. Reuben, h. 80 Willett Hunt Stephen G. clerk, h. r. 209£ Wooster Hunt Edward, carpenter, 190 W. 36th Hunt Theodore, builder, 108 Lexington av. Hunt Edward, shoemaker, h. r. 113 Mulberry Hunt Theodore, broker, 82 Old si. h. 94 Bridge, Hunt Edward, waiter, h. 489 Pearl Brooklyn HUNT EDWIN, hardware, 19 Platt, h. 38 W. 11th Hunt Theodosius, broker, h. 82 Orchard Hunt Elijah C. wigs, 115 Bowery, h. 115 Bowery Hunt Thomas, compositor, h. r. 81 Roosevelt Hunt Elijah D. baker, 135 Ninth av. h. 135 Ninth av. Hunt Thomas, laborer, h. 164 E. 22d Hunt Eliza, laundress, h. r. 10 Leroy Hunt Thomas, carpenter, h. 125 Suffolk Hunt Enoch, printer, h. 160 W. 15th Hunt Thomas, surveyors’ instruments, 53 Fulton, h. Hunt Eunice, wid. David, h. 28 Desbrosses 190 Rivington Hunt Fanny, dressmaker, h. 201 Wooster Hunt Thomas P. sashmaker, h. 532 Broome Hunt Francis, carpenter, h. r. 417 Tenth Hunt Thos. & Co. clothes, 92 William, h. 65 Pacific, Hunt Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 265 Monroe Brooklyn Hunt Fred. P. crockery, 266$- Canal, h. 266£ Canal Hunt Walter, designer, 115 Charles, h. 115 Charles Hunt Freeman, publisher, 142 Fulton, h. — Court, HUNT WESTLEY, liquors, 372 Grand, h. 94Norf’k Brooklyn Hunt Wheeler, carman, h. r. 148 W. 16th Hunt George, joiner, h. 94 Av. D Hunt William, plumber, h. 253 Monroe Hunt George, stonecutter, h. 92 Perry Hunt William, shipmaster, 36 Av. C Hunt George A. lawyer, 142 Fulton, h. 661 W. 33d Hunt William, broker, 111 Wall, h. Brooklyn Hunt George W. joiner, 723 Water, h. 289 Seventh Hunt William F. pianos, h. 18 Amos Hunt George W. clerk, h. 3l5 Greenwich Hunt William G. grainer, h. 203 E. 21st Hunt Geo. W. blacksmith, 41 Gold, h. 123 Sullivan Hunt William G. hairdresser, 87 Spring Hunt Gilbert W. tobacco, 258 Front, h. W'bivrgh Hunt William G. gilder, h. 48 Sixth » Hunt Harrison D. imp. 18 Dey & 176 Fulton, h. 157 Hunt William H. carpenter, h. 6 Clarkson E. 18th Hunt William H. butcher, h. 338 E. 12th Hunt Hawley, (col’d), sailor, h. r. 218 Church Hunt William S. builder, 213 W. 21st, h. 211 W. 20th Hunt Helen E. wid. Henry, boardingh. 101 Fourth av. Hunt Wilson J. grocer, 130 West, h. 327 Washington Hunt Henry, grocer, 175 E. 23d, h. 175 E. 23d Hunt Woodard, carpenter, r. 70 Willett, h. 1 Monroe Hunt Henry jr. carman, h. 171 W. 20th pi. Williamsburgh Hunt Henry G. baker, 87 Hammond, h. 87 Hammond Hunt & Averill, merchants, 27 Front Hunt Henry W. lumber, 448 West, h. 97 Bank Hunt & Foster, plumbers, 291 Third av. Hunt Hester A. wid. Moses, h. 211 Third av. HUNT & SCOTT, surveying instruments, 53 Fulton Hunt Hiland H. carpetbags, 35 Dey, h. Greene co. Hunt & Stuyvesant, lawyers, 20 Chambers Hunt Hiram, lawyer, 20 Chambers, h. 57 Orchard Hunt & Wheeler, stairbuilders, 80 W. 35th Hunt Hooker, clerk, h. 137 W. 21st Hunt, Merriam & Co. drygoods, 56 Cedar & 80 Pine Hunt Horace, mer. 27 Front Hunt Wilson G. & Co. cloths, 80 & 82 William h. HUNT ISAAC L. hardware, 215 Pearl, h. A IJ. Clarendon hotel Hunt Isaac O. inspector customs, h. 8 Bank Hunter Alanson, carman, h. 16 Hamersley Hunt J. H. u. s. b. warehouse, h. 115 Sullivan Hunter Alexander, carman, h. 77 W. 27th Hunt Jacob, shoemaker, 446 Broadway Hunter Amy, med’nes, 289 Third av. h. 289 Third av. Hunt James, laborer, h. r. 303 Mulberry Hunter Andrew, gardener, h. 47 E. 25th HUNT JAMES, lawyer, 15 Centre, h. 25 Reade Hunter Andrew (cold), waiter, h. r. 75 Laurens Hunt James, broker, 65 Wall Hunter Ann, wid. James, h. r. 162 E. 22d HUN 345 HUR Hunter Charles, clerk, 91 Wall, h. B rooklyn Hunter Charles, baker, 853 Twelfth, h. 853 Twelfth H- « n ^ °b t 5actuary Howard life insur. ca 237 Broadway, h. 42 Sixth Hunter Charles, laborer, h. W. 28th c. Seventh av. Huntington Thos. P. banker, 51 Wall, h. Judson's ha Hunter Charles E. straw,^175 Chrystie, h. 43 Division Hunter Charles E. mer. 277 Grand, h. 31 Rivington H 5 2 £ d u m b ir braSSf0Under’ 56 1 58 Cannon, ft. Hunter Charles F. mer. 59 Cedar, h. 693 Houston HUNTLEY & KETCHUM, brokers, 164 Maiden la. Hunter Chas. H. druggist, 584 Grand, h. 243 Del'ncey* Huntman John, blacksmith, h. 122 Willett Hunter Charles H. drvgoods, 22 John, h. 86 Dom’ick |Huntman John, moulder, h. 112 Charlton Hunter Charlotte A. (col’d), washerw. If r. 8 Jersey Huntoon Charles A. restaurant, 170 Chatham h Mass. Hunter David, u. s. paymaster, 6 State, h. F ort Huntting Mary, wid. Samuel, h. 13 Broadway* Hamilton Iluntting Joseph R. lawyer, 208 Broadway Hunter Edgar W . merchant, 99 West, ft; Catskill Huntzelmann John, baker, h. r. 8 Second av. Hunter Edward, carman, h. r. 839 Seventh av. Huntzinger Werner, silks, 39 Broad, h. B rooklyn Hunter Edwin, physician, h. 507 Third av. Hupeiler John, pianomaker, b. r. 105 Forsyth Hunter Eliza T. wid. William, h. 243 Delancey Hupman Arth. B. painter, 1120 Br’dway, h. M orris'a 4Hunter Elizabeth H. sewing, h. r. 201 W. 20th Hupe Henry, shoemaker, h. 314 Stanton Hunter Elizabeth L. wid. Luther, h. 43 Rivington Hupe Narces, carpenter, h, 308 First av1. Hunter Frederick, carman, h. 820 Second av. Hupf Louis, tailor, h. 95 Wooster Hunter Galen, physician, 204'Sixth av. Hupp William, tailor, 108 Ridge Hunter George, drugs, 183 Greenwich av. h. 133 Hurbert Wm. broker, 50 Thompson, h. 50 Thompson Greenwich av. Hurd Chauncey D. mer. 34 Broad, h. 79 E. 18th Hunter George H. cook, h. 60 Ridge Hurd Dav. W . druggist, 67 Maiden la. h. 159 Tenth av. Hunter George J. grocer, 392 Water, h. Catharine si. Hurd Gideon H. carman, h. 21 Cornelia Hunter Henry, bookkeeper, 73 B’way, h. Jersey City Hurd Henry, cattledealer, h. 101 E. 22d Hunter Henry, weaver, n. r. 47 Norfolk Hurd Hiram, tailor, ft. 16 Monroe Hunter J. M. drugs, 369 Broome, h. 869 Broome Hurd John, laborer, h. 12 Sullivan Hunter Jacob, grocer, 264 Third av. h. 156 E. 23d Hurd John C. lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 811 Greenwich Hunter Jacob C. carman, h. 13 Jones Hurd John R. h. 813 Greenwich Hunter Jacob F. manuf. 144 Centre, h. Prescott hall Hurd Orville E. broker, 66 E. 27tb, h. 60 E. 27th Hunter James, butcher, h. 337 W. 26th Hurd Wm. C. mer. 304 Broadway, h. Howard hotel Hunter James, carman, h. 199 W. 13th Hurd William C. dlerk, h. 304 Broadway Hunter James, grocer, 413 Greenwich, h. 16 Hubert Hurd Samuel, carman, h. 90 Horatio Hunter James D. mer. 39 Pine* h. Jersey City Hurgcn Bridget, wid. Arthur, h. 803 First av. Hunter James & Co. com. 174 Front, h. 76 Franklin Hurick William (col’d), laborer, h. r. 127 Forsyth Hunter John, carpenter, h. 81 W. 26th Hurlbert C. F. clerk, 40 Exchange pi. Hunter John, carman, h. 285 W . 17th HURLBURT CHARLES T. homoeopathic pharmacy Hunter Jno. baker, 128 Seventh av. ft. 128 Seventh av. 487 Broome, h. 103 Allen Hunter John, patternmaker, h. 218 Monroe Hurlburt Anna, fruit, 3 Fulton mkt. h. Brooklyn Hunter John (col’d), porter, h. r. 8 Jersey Hurlbut Charles F. clerk, h. 21 Ninth Hunter Jno. watchmr. 290 Bleecker, h. 290 Bleecker Hurlbut Elisha D. merchant, 84 South, h. 90 Hicks. Hunter John, seaman, h. 28 Washington B rooklyn Hunter John A. ft. 290 Bleecker Hurlbut Francis E. hats, 207 Pearl, h. 13 Leroy Hunter John B. h. 220 E. Broadway Hurlbut Geo. & Co. fruit, 1 Fulton mkt. h. B rooklyn Hunter Jno. B. phys'n, 289 Third av. h. 299 Third av. Hurlbut Henry A. hats, 207 Pearl, h. 11 W. 20th Hunter John C. commis. 174 Front, h. 76 Franklin Hurlbut John D. mer. 84 South, h. 89 Hicks, B rookn Hunter John H. late teacher, h. 22 Cornelia Hurlbut Joseph M. clerk, 53 Cedar, h. 14 Warren Hunter John H. jr. inspector, h. 155 W . 35th Hurlbut Lem. fancygoods, 140 Broadway Hunter John T. painter, h. 84 Hamersley Hurlbut Mary M. confectioner, E. 42d*b. Madison A Hunter John W. manuf. 48 Duane, h. Harlem Fourth avs. h. E. 42d b. Madison & Fourth avs. Hunter John W . porter, 52 Wall Hurlbut Peter H. clerk, 84 South, h. 15 W illow, Hunter Joseph, harnessmaker, h. r. 63 Lewis B rooklyn Hunter Joseph G. carman, h. 878 Tenth Hurlbut Richard W . mer. 39 Water, h. 74 E. 23d Hunter Marcus, com. mer. 23 South, h. Fordham Hurlbut William W . drygood^, 29 Liberty, & 54 Hunter Margaret, wid. William, h. 205 E. 13th Maiden la. h. 44 Sands, B rooklyn Hunter Margaret, wid. William, h. 73 Cannon HURLBUT E. D. & CO. merchants, 84 South Hunter Mary, h. 93 Fourth HURLBUT, AYLSW ORTH & PIERSON, import­ .Hunter Mary, tailoress, h. r. 64 Grove ers, 140 Broadway Hunter Rachel D. tailoress, h. 4 Jones Hurlbut, Sweetser & Co. drygoods, 29 Liberty & 54 Hunter Robert, painter, h. 216 Sullivan Maiden la. Hunter Robert, pedler, h. 105 Sheriff Hurlbutt Edmond O. sieves, 181 G'nwicb, h. Conn. Hunter Robert H. broker, 164 Front, h. 164 Twelfth Hurle John II. tailor, 240 Broadway, h. 21 Carroll, Hunter Robert J. h. 223 W. 80th B rooklyn Hunter Samuel, grocer, 425 Grand, h. 18 Attorney Hurley Ann Rebecca, accoucheur, h. 251 Second Hunter Samuel L shipjoiner, h. 206 Delancey Hurley Barbara, wid. Timothy, tailoress, h. 175 E Hunter Thomas, teacher, h. 301 First av Hunter Thomas, cabinetmaker, h. 4 First Hurley Bridget, wid. Patrick, h. r. 48 Roosevelt HUNTER URIAH, H. pat. med. 3 Division Hurley Cornelius, frames, 67 Forsyth, h. M orrisania Hunter W illet O. carman, h. 13 Jones Hurley Dennis, h. 396 Water Hunter William, leatherdresser, h. 342 Seventh av. Hurley Ellen, wid. James, h. 14 Pelham Hunter William, cooper, h. Broadway c. W. 52d Hurley George, laborer, h. r. E. 43d b. Third & Lex­ Hunter William, founder, h. 205 E. 13th ington av. Hunter W illiam A. fancystore, 852 First av. h. 852 Hurley James, driver, h. 199 Av. C First av. Hurley James, tea & coffee, 297 Second, 131 Sheriff; Hunter William A. physician, h. 12 Union sq. h. 297 Second Hunter William B. com. mer. 103 Water, h. 10 Hurley Jeremiah, gardener, h. 418 Second av. Union pi. Hurley John, gardener, h. 239 E. 18th Hunter Wm. C. druggist, 255 Sixth av. h. 255 Sixth av. Hurley John, boatman, h. 90 Monroe Hunter William D. carman, h. 189 W. 16th Hurley John, laborer, h. E. 41st n. Lexington av Hunter, Buckley & Co, drygoods, 59 Cedar Hurley John, editor, h. 259 Bowery Huntington Andrew (Rev.), h. 87 E. 16th Hurley John, fancystore, 251 Second, h. 251 Second Huntington Charles, butter, 110 Broad, h. 115 Union, Hurley John, machinist, h. 15 City hall pi. B rooklyn Hurley John, shoemaker, h. 90 Sheriff Huntington Daniel, artist, 668 Br’dway, h. 48 E. 20th Hurley John, waiter, h. r. 221 Elizabeth Huntington David I. watches, 213 Greenwich, h. Hurley Joseph, finisher, h. 307 Madison Jersey C ity Hurley Mary* wid. Timothy, h. 94 St. Mark’s pi. Huntington Eleanor, wid. James, h. 179 W. 35th Hurley Maurice, fireman, h. 23 Broome HUNTINGTON FRANCIS J. publisher, 23 Park Hurley Patrick, laborer, h. 74 Greenwich row, h. H artford, Conn Hurley Patrick, shoemaker, h. 1 Jackson Huntington Mary H. wid. Edward W . milliner, h. Hurley Patrick, liquors, 8 Sixth, h. 8 Sixth 177 W. 80th Hurley Peter, gilder, r. 88 White, h. 84 Clinton HUS 346 HUT Hurley Samuel, leather, 75 Division & 80 Gold, b. 89 Husted Morris, late carman, h. 106 E. 16th Henry Husted N. C. physician, h. 353 Sixth Hurley Thomas, liquors, 424 West, h. 424 West Husted Nathaniel S. bookkeeper, h. 133 Orchard Hurley Thomas H. lawyer, 13 Beekman, h. Brooklyn Husted Peter V. sec. 17 & 19 Bowery, h. 349 Tenth Hurley Timothy, lawyer, 42 John Husted Samuel M. feed, 102 Seventh *av. h. 92 Hurley William, laborer, di. 5 Oak Seventh av. Hurley & Miles, com. rners. 78 & 80 Gold Husted & Co. drygoods, 189$- Sixth av. Hurley r f Hyland Michael, laborer, h. r. 65. Sheriff Ide Willard, gauger, 97 Wall, h. 143 Norfolk Hyland Patrick, laborer, h. r. 65 Sheriff Ide Willard jr. gauger, 97 Wall, h. 261 E. 21st Hyland Terence, laborer, h. r. 65 Sheriff IDE, FELT & BROWN, strawgoods, 62 Cedar Hyland William, plumber, 33 W est h. 70 Delancey Idell Charles W . produce, W. Washington mkt u Hyland William C. mer. 89 W est h. 187 E. 23d Hoboken . Hyle Peter, boardingh. 25£ Spruce Idell & Son, produce, 46 W. Washington mkt Hylen Andrew, marblepolisher, h. 245 E. 18th Iden Henrieh, cabinetmaker, h. 60 Elm Hyman Abraham, clothing, h. 97 Sheriff Ideson Allison B. jeweler, 92 Ann, h. 174 W. 2otn Hyman Babett, wid. Simon, h. 297 Houston Ideson Daniel D. collector, h. 49 Anthony Hyman Henry, jeweler, 76 Canal, h. 76 Canal Ideson John B. acct. 77 Maiden la. h. 749 Washing­ Hyman Henry F. jeweler, h. 43 Madison ton Hyman Joseph, jeweler, 257 Hudson Idlen George, baker, h. 195 Av. B. Hyman Meyer, pedler, h. 81 Chatham Idler Henry, butcher, Broadway n. W. 48th Hyman Samuel, millinerygoods. 19£ Division & clo­ Iffinger Marks, frames, h. r. 144 W 30th thing, 172 Chatham, h. 19£ Division Igelheimer Isaac, tailor, h. 132 Rivington Hyman Samuel, glazier, h. 34 Roosevelt Igo James, foundry, h. W. 43 n. Eleventh av Hyman Solomon, drygoods, 103 Av. D, h. 103 Av. D Ihle Jacob, dyer, h. 320 Eighth av. % ING 349 IRK Ihlenburg F. butcher, 184 Ay. C, h. 184 Av. 0 Inglis William, lawyer, 86 John, h. 29 Broadway IHNE GTJSTAVTJS, segarmaker. h. 2 Manhattan Inglis William, carman, h. 817 W. 28th Ike John, varnisher, h. 166 Orchard Inglis & Wasson, burrstone, W. 13th c. Tenth av. lies Francis, agent, 8 Clinton ct. h. 82 W . Broadway Ingman John, tailor, h. 166 Orchard lies Francis, laborer, h. r. 209$ Wooster Ingoldsby Edward M. hardware, 119 Maiden la ligen Ernst, physician, h. 11 Delancey Ingoldsby Felix, hardw. 119 Maiden la. h. 46 Warren Iliffe John W. shoes, h. 51 Anthony Ingoldsby, Halstead & Co. hardware, 119 Maiden la. Ilkinhaus Fred, carpenter,^ h. W. 41st n. Ninth av. Ingraham Abijah, editor, 100 Nassau, li. Bull's F erry Illgas H’ry, shoemkr. 181 Chambers, h. 181 Chambers Ingraham Alexander, cooper, h. 645 Greenwich Illig Peter I. acct, 92 Liberty, h. 101 Schermerhorn, Ingraham Alexander, liquors, 168 Barrow Brooklyn Ingraham Danlei P. judge com. pleas, City Hall, h. Illinger John H. grocer, 566 Eighth av. h. 556 Eighth 126th c. Second av. Harlem Illingworth Thomas, gunsmith, h. 856 Houston Ingraham Henry K. clothing, 81 Cedar, h. N ewark Illius Charles, broker, 79 Mers1. ex. h. 62 E. 29th Ingraham John, drygoods, 128 William, b. 68 Hicks, Illsley John, boardingh. 108 Third av. B rooklyn lllwitzer Thomas, shoemaker, h. 552 Pearl Ingraham John McMahan, rigger, h. 414 West Ilsiey Stillman, clothier, 49 Maiden la. li. Am. h. Ingraham S. P. clerk, cus. house, h. Harlem Ilsman Lewis, pianomaker, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. 1 Ingraham William H. h. 118 Columbia Imala George, tailor, h. 120 W . 46th Ingram James, plumber, 327 Bowery, h. 827 Bowery Imhof Landulin, cabinetmaker, h. 208 Broome Ingram John, brassfinisher, h. 87 Columbia Imlay Edward D. produce, 231 Washington, h. J. C. Ingram Joseph J. clothing, 796 Washington Imlay John E. artificial legs, h. 157 W. 43d Ingram Mary, wid. William, washing, h. 140 Perry Imlay Richard, architect, h. 8 Greene Ingram Samuel, liquors, 123 Roosevelt Immel Frederick, carver, h. 171 Attorney Ingram Thomas, shipwright, li. 253 Monroe Immen John H. baker, h. 199 Prince Ingram William, paint, 125 Third av. h. 125 Third av Immen Lewis, groc. 88 Bedford, h. 88 Bedford # Inman Caroline B. wid. John, h. 67 Greenwich av. Immich Henry, cabinetmkr. 10 & 12 Columbia, h, 5 Inman John O’B. miniatures, 44 Broadway Norfolk Inman Louisa, wid. James, h. 55 Vandam Impson Joseph, stonecutter, h. 33 Second Innes Anne, wid. John, h. 159 E. 18th Inbusch J'hn D. grocer, 112 Greenwich, h Mil/waukie Innes Charles, saloon, Clinton m kt Inbusch J’hn G. grocer, 112 Greenwich, h. M ilwaukie Innes Edw’d S. & Co. mers. 103 Water, h. 159 E. 18th Inbusch John H. grocer, 112 G'nwich, h. 28 G’nwich Innes James J. carman, h. 292 W . 33d Inbusch Brothers, grocers, 112 Greenwich Innes John, clerk, 44 Maiden la. h. Jersey City Indig Edward, grocer, 92 Bayard Innes John, stonecutter, h. 203 W . 24th Indig Jacob, bookbinder, 301 W . 19th Innes Robert, h. 69 W . 36th Ing Thomas, tripe, 23 Essex mkt. h. W . 47th n. Innes Robert, laborer, h. 197 W. 25th Eleventh av. Inness Amelia A. wid. Peter P. h. r. W . 48th n. Ingall Henry T. mer. 85 Pearl, h. 55 E. 17th Ninth av. Ingalls Behjamin, shoemaker, h. 177 W. 17th Inness Elizabeth, teacher, 8 Stone, h. 203 Mott Ingalls David P. fruit, 74 Bleecker, h. 11 Rivington Inness George, artist, 806 Broadway, h. 80 Leroy Ingalls David L. stoves, 246 Water, h. Western li. Inness George, mer. 50 Water, h. 229 W. 18th Ingalls Hiram B. stoves, 246 Water, h. Troy Innis Charles, bookkeeper, h. 48 Clarkson Ingalls William, com. mer. 39 South, h. Brooklyn Innis George, dycwoods, 27 Barclay, h. P'keepsie Ingalls Zebediah, mer. 40 & 42 Broad, h. 78 State Innis Wm."C. (col’d) barber, 78 Prince, h. H. Jersey . Brooklyn INSKIP JOHN S. (Rev.), h. 89 Madison Ingalls D. L. & Co. stoves, 246 Water Inslee Charles T. paperhangings, 360 Broadway, h. Ingate James W . mer. 71 New, h. B edford, X. I Staten Island Ingerman Anthony, carman, h. 75 Mangin Inslee James M. carpenter, h. 319 Rivington INGERSOLL CHANDLER L. boatbuilder, 250 & Inslee John, mason, h. r. 171 W. 30th 493 Water Inslee Sarn’l, shoemaker, 449 Hudson, h. 449 Hudson Ingersoll D. W . treas. 12 Wall, h. Tarrytown Inslee Sarah E. wid. William, h. 27 Cannon Ingersoll Jas. D. boots & shoes, 222 Pearl, h. B 'klyn Inslee Zebron C. sparmaker, — South, h. 59 Gouver- Ingersoll Josiah, h. 124 Hudson neur Ingersoll Lorin, chairs, 71 Bowery, h. M orris ania Inslee Henry E. daguerreotypes, 311 Broadway, h. Ingersoll Rosw. R. sawmill, 329 Fifth, h. 210 Columbia Jersey City Inhersoll Samuel, h. 89 Ludlow Intemann Frederick, grocer, 92 Av. D, h. 92 Av. D Ingersoll Samuel, druggist, 230 Pearl, h. 162 W. 14th Intropidi Pietros, prof, of mus. h. 16 Clarkson Ingersoll Simon, plugmkr. 327 Fifth Inyard John D. o> sters, h. r. 216 W. 26th Ingersoll J. D. B. imp. 87 S. William, h. France Irwin K 76 Nassau Jacobs Angel, jewelor, 72£ & 100 Chatham, h. 100 Jacot I I P tM Fulton, h. Hoboken Chatham |§t§|§ Japot Edward, broker, 42 Harrison, h. 42 Harrison jeweler, h. 22 Rose Jacobs Bernardo R. agent, h. 6 Cannon Jacobs Catharine, li. 147 Sullivan ?5 2 5 Edward H. importer, 15 Gold, h. 43 Fourth Jacot Margaret, wid. David, h. 218 W . 22d Jacobs Caroline, wid. Wm. seamstress, h. r. 249 De- Jacott Anna, wid. Henry, h. 1994- TMvtonn lancey Jacox Tiler, boating, 1 361 RivingToI Jacobs Christian J. clerk, h. 184 Hester Jacox Garrett, chairmaker, 861 Rivington Jacobs David L. mus. insts. 149 Hester, h. 82 Allen Jacquel Virginia, wid. J. M. seamstress, 88 Bayard Jacobs Edw. |fg plumber, — Hector, h. 289 Delancey Jacqueline Aline, wid J. M. h. 52 Seventh y Jacobs George (col’d), seaman, h. 19 Laurens Jacquemod Jane, artf. flowers, h. 174 Twelfth Jacobs George, metals, 84 John & 67 & 69 Forsyth, h Jacquomod Pet. A . wines, 174 Twelfth, h. 174 Twelfth 836 E. 25th Jacques Catharine S. 810 W. 22d Jacobs Georgian a, teacher, 98 Wooster, h. 95 Laurens Jacques Rosa, teacher, h. 174 Thompson Jacobs Isaac, h. 129 Clinton pi. Jacques William, stonecutter, h. 180 A v. A Jacobs Isaac, imp. h. 107 E. 17th Jacquin James, confectioner, 272 Second Jacobs Isaac, segars, h. 4 Henry Jacquin Lewis, carver, h. r. 163 Greene Jacobs Isaac, tailor, 78 Orange, h. 78 Orange Jackel John, barber, 248 Second* h. 243 Second Jacobs Jacob, capmaker, li. 126 Eldridge Jaegar Henry, imp. 88 John h. Hoboken Jacobs James, drygoods, 48 Beaver, h. 78 E. 28th Jaeger Charles, grocer, 607 Third av. h. 607 Third av, Jacobs James, wedgemaker, h. 888 Stanton Jaeger Chs. jewelry boxes, 81 Nassau, h. 81 Nassau Jacobs Jane, h. r. 485 Pearl Jaeger George, tailor, h. 84 Suffolk Jacobs John, tailor, h. 13 Pell Jaeger George, upholstered, h. E. 47th n. Third av. Jacobs John, late policeman, 239 Delancey Jaeger John, brewer, 295 E. 13th, b. 295 E. 18th Jacobs John, jeweler, 102 Chatham, h. 485 Pearl Jaeger Lewis, grocer, 607 Third av. h. 607 Third av. Jacobs Joh# (col’d), waiter, h. r. 25 Laurens Jaeger Michael, capmaker, h. r. 83 Sheriff Jacobs John G. gardener, h. W . 47th n. Tenth av. .Jaeger Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 181 Second Jacobs Joseph, clothing, 4 William, h. Jaeger Peter, baker, 69' Cannon Jacobs Joseph, traveller, h. 27 Cherry Jaeger & Mitz,jew elry boxes, 81 Nassau Jacobs Julius, clothier, 48 Cedar, h. 45 Amos Jaegerschmid Caroline, dressmaker, h. 8 Marion Jacobs Lewis, tailor, 227 Canal, h. 11 Dominick Jaergens Barney, confectionery, 185 Av. C, h. 135 Jacobs Lionel, accordeon depot, 102 & 190 Chatham. Av. C h. 102 Chatham * Jaffit George W . matches, h. 86 E. 81st Jacobs Louis, tailor, h. 148 Centre Jaffray Arthur W . imp. 78 Broadway, h. London Jacobs Lydia, wid. Henry, h. 91 Stanton Jaffray Edward S. imp. 78 Broadway, h. 65 Hammond Jacobs Marcus, jewelry, h. 40 Hamilton Jaffray John R. imp. 73 Broadway, h. London Jacobs Matthias, barber, 5 Market, h. 5 Market Jaffray Richmond W . imp. 73 B’way, h. 202 W . 14th Jacobs, Morris, caps, h. 548 Hudson JA F FR A Y J. R. &, SONS, imps. 78 Broadway Jacobs Moses, merchant, — S. Wm. h. 91 Thompson Jaffrey William, sec. 237 Broadway Jacobs Peter, carman, h. 63 Sullivan Jagels John H, thread, 154 Spring, h. 154 Spring Jacobs S. L. clothing, 4 William, h. California Jager Adolph, tailor, h. r. 79 Elizabeth Jacobs Samuel, tailor, h. 102 Mott Jager Andw. hardware, 229 Houston, h. 229 Houston Jacobs Samuel J. hats, 167 Water, h. 74 E. 28th JAGER HERMAN, grocer, 71 Rutgers, h. 71 Rutgers Jacobs Samuel R. h. 16 Leroy Jaggar Walter, broker, 66 Wall, h. 159 Lexington av Jacobs Thomas, laborer, h. r. 92 Thompson Jaggard Charles, shoemaker, h. r. 65 Av. B Jacobs Wesley B. (col’d), barber, h. 11 Dominick Jagger John, drygoods, h. 80 Vesey, h. 88 Pierrepont. Jacobs William, carpenter, h. r. 513 Third av. B rooklyn Jacobs William, carpenter, h. 8 Mangin Jagger William jr. drygoods, 80 Vesey, h. Brooklyn Jacobs William H. clerk, 67 Fulton Jago Nicholas, seaman, h. 13 Norfolk Jacobs William H. clothier, 8 Maiden la. h. 12 Bank Jagoe William D. clerk, h. 82 Downing Jacobs, Levi & Jacobs, clothing, 4 William Jahn Christian, grocer, 102 Norfolk, b. 102 Norfolk Jacobsen Jacob N. bootmaker, 198 First av. h. 198 Jahn Ernest C. boots, 162 Cherry, h. 162 Cherrv (Fir8t av. Jahn Robert, carver, h. r. 65 Sheriff Jacobshagen George, grocer, 864 Second av. h, 364 Jahn William, cabinetmaker, h. r. 170 Second Second av. Jahne Henry, jeweler, r.,15 Beekman, h. Grove, J, <7. Jacobshagen & Schulz, grocers, 364 Second av. Jakel Henry, tailor, h. 198 E. 17th Jacobson Cornelius Y. D. carman, h. 201 Stanton Jaker Frederick, tailor, h. 58 Av. C Jacobson Frederic, com. rner. 47 B’dway, h. 12 Grove James Albert S. broker, 62 Wall Jacobson George, jeweler, 181 Broadway James Andrew, caulker, h. 868 South Jacobson Isaac, h. 129 Clinton pi. Jacobson Joseph, h. 684 Greenwich James Andrew B. mer. 162* Pearl, h. Hew Orleans James Augustus, h. Waverly house Jacobson Leon J. liquors, 7 Catharine, h. 55 E. B’dway James j Benjamin, weaver, W . 48th n. Eleventh av. Jacobson Cornelius C. carman, h. 8 Abingdon pi. h. r. W . 48th n. Eleventh av. Jacobus Cornelius C. carpenter, 146 Perry, h. 8 Trov James Charles, papermaker, 880 Front JACOBUS DAVID, sasnmaker, 138 Wooster, h. 136 James Charles, liquors, 92 Warren, h. 92 Warren Wooster James Charles, police, 107 Delancey Jacobus Elizabeth, wid. Aaron M. candy, 31 Goerck James Charles, rigger, h. BIT Grand h. 31 Goerck Jacobus George W . sashmaker, h. 40 First James Christopher E. printer, 141 Fulton, h. 11-2 Canal Jacobus Giles A. carpenter, h. 110 Laurens Jacobus James G. locks, 217 Church, h. 217 Chtirch James David E. carpenter, h. 40 Thompson Jacobus John, lumber, 180 Cherry, h. 70 S t Mark’s pL James Frederick (Eev.), h. 420 Broome Jacobus John F. wheelwright, h. r. 442 Eighth av. James Frederick P. broker, 88 Wall, h. 19 E. 18th Jacobus John W . oysters, 109 Eighth av. James George, clerk, h. 156 E. 24th Jacobus Julius, clothing, 101 William, h. 87 Perry James George, laborer, h. 155 E. 21st Jacobus Lyman A. clerk, 20 William, li. B rooklyn i James Henry, carpenter, h. 21 Marion Jacobus Mary, wid. Anthony, h. 96 Morton James Henry, drygoods, 128 William, h. 105 Warren, Brooklyn Jacobus Thomas, bootmaker, 143 Waverley pi. Jacobus Thomas, clerk, h. 148 Waverley pi. * James Henry, h. 58 W . 14th Jacobus William, carpenter, h. W . 47th n. Ninth av James Henry, A. sawmill, 69 Forsyth, h. 199 Grand Jacoby Charles W . importer, 119 Fulton, h. Hoboken dames James M. tailor, 284 Grand, h. 284 Grand Jacoby Christian, h. 87 Christopher James Jane, binder, 545 Eighth av. Jacoby Herman, pkt-books, 31 Cedar, h. 187 Orchard James Josiah, blacksmith, h. 212 Seventh Jacoby Jacob, h. r. 98 Chrystie James John H. hatter, h. 822 Bleecker Jacoby John, grocer, 293 Houston, h. 293 Houston James Lavinia, wid. Stephen D. h; 78 Goerck Jacoby Max, segarmaker, h. 71 Laurens James Lewis L. shoes, Pearl, h. Williamsburg!) ^ Jacoby Wilhelm, actor, h. 35 Crosby James Mary, wid. Charles, h. 124 Sullivan Jacoby H. & Co, pocketbooks, 81 Cedar James Mary, wid. Perry, bootfltter. h. 811 Houston Jacoleer Caspar, tailor, 163 Broome, h. 163 Broome James Morris F. forwarder, 119 Broad, h. 219 Court, B rooklyn 23 JAQ 354 JAR James Nathaniel E. hardware, 28 Cliff, h. Brooklyn Jaques David R. lawyer, 142 Broadway & 3 Hall of James Payton, drygoods, 84 Sheriff h N. 5th n. 6th, records, h. 810 W. 22d Williamsburgh Jaques Eden S. lawyer, 142 B’dway, h. 310 W. 22d James Richard M. pilot, h. 68 Ay. B Jaques Edward J. h. 185 Henry James Thomas, oysters, 242 Ninth ay. h. 229 W. 25th Jaques Enoch W . mason, h. 64 Sullivan James Thomas I>. lawyer, 19 Wall, h. 12T W. 16th Jaques Henry H. hats, 121 William, h. Newark James William, blacksmith, h, 168 Second & Jaques Henry L. metropolitan bank, h. N. York h. James Nathan (col’d), steward, h. 146 Church Jaques Isaac, 546 Greenwich James Philip H. seaman, h. 74 Madison Jaques James M. late music, h. 8 St. Luke’s pi James Thomas M drygds, 141 Spring, h. 5S Sullivan Jaques John D. musicpublisher, 538 Broadway, h. 222 James William, carpenter, h. 89 W . 24th Yarick James William, rigger, h. 82 Oak Jaques Mary E. h. 73 Hudson James William, upholsterer, 448 Grand, h. 448 Grand Jaques Robert H. mason, h. 89 Av. C James M. & J. fancygoods, 112 Canal Jaques Robert L. lawyer, 8 Horatio, h. 8 Horatio James N. E. & Co. hardware, 28 Cliff Jaques Samuel J. bookkeeper, h. 186 Elm Jameson Hugh, porter, h. 287 Spring Jaques Thomas, tailor, h. 112 Anthony Jameson John, paper, 117 William, h. 80 W . 81st Jaques William, tailor, 250 Broome, h. 250 Broome Jameson John, starcher,h. r. 228 W. 24th Jaques Wm. C. trunkmaker, 170 W. 22d &171 Eighth Jameson John, h. 80 W. 81st av.h. 170 "W. 22d Jameson John, strawgds, 151 W. 26th, h. I l l W. 26th Jaques & Mooney, stonecutters, W. 16th, h. W. 15th Jameson John, weaver, h. r. 149 Leonard n. Eighth av. Jameson William, driver, h. 178 W. 25th Jaquet August, engraver, 206 William, h. 206 Will’m Jameson William, h. 78 W. 81st Jaquet Charles J. marblecutter, h. 128 E. 22d Jamieson John, laborer, h. r. 292 Walker Jaqui Fred. W. tinker, 81 Bowery, h. 81 Bowery Jamillier Andrew, h. 62 W. Washington pi. Jaquiss Chas. stoves, 256$- Greenwich, h. 256$ G'wich Jamieson Samuel, weaver, h. r. 121 W. 2Sth Jaquith Nathaniel C. daguerreotypes, 98 Broadway, h. Jamieson Samuel, h. 284 Elizabeth Warren pi. Jersey City Jamison James, laborer, h. r. 109 Eldridge Jarboe Walter S. police, h. 239 Henry Jamison John, imp. 272 Pearl, h. 117 Fourth Jardin Leopold, barber, 87 Jackson, h. 87 Jackson Jamison John P. engraver, 894 Broadway Jardine Faustineo, barber, h. 222 Elizabeth Jamison Patrick, boilermaker, h. 293 E. 11th Jardine Geo. organbuilder, 548 Pearl, h. 304 Madison Jamison Sam. weaver, 151 W . 26th, h. 480 Eighth av. Jardines Porfirio, com. mer. 47 New, h. 245 Ninth Jamison William, tailor, h. 87 Washington JARDINES, CRUZ & CO. com mers. 47 New Jamison & Gwyer, engravers, 894 Broadway & 103 Jareski Rodolph H. optician, h. 159 Mott Elm Jarew Joseph, painter, h. 887 Sixth Jamme Louis T. clerk, h. 7 N. Moore Jarl Henry, tailor, h. I l l W. 30th Jamme Rose, wid. John, h. 9 N. Moore Jarrard Alfred, segars, 305 Rivington, h. 242$ Grand Janes Charles, papermaker, 830 Front Jarrard Allen, segarmaker, h. r. I l l Lewis Janes Adrian, ironfounder, Centre c. Reade & 356 Jarrett James jr. bookkeeper, 236 Front, h. 18 W. 17th Broadway, h. M orrisania Jarrett James C. pianofortemaker, W. 28th n. Ninth Janes Charles B. forwarder, 8$ Coenties slip, h. Jud- av. h. 476 Eighth av. son’s ho. Jarrett Thomas V. painter, h. r. 258, 27th Janes Ebenezer, bookkeeper, h. 165 Charles Jarvis Aaron, physician, 218 Bowery, h. 117 Fifth, Janes Edward, agent, 88 Wall, h. Hempstead Williamsburgh Janes Edw’d H. surgeon, 255 Sixth av. h. 101W . 16th Jarvis Algernon S. ins. tobacco, Clinton c. 8outh, h. Janes George, ranges, 814 Broadway 29 Rivington Janes Jonathan, bookbinder, 96 Nassau, h. 98 Mul­ Jarvis Andrew (col’d), waiter, h. 49 Marion berry, Newark Jarvis Ann, milliner, 72 Canal, h. Newhaven h. Janes Henry, hamessmaker, h. 266 Walker Jarvis Benjamin H. lawyer, 195 Broadway Janes Joseph, carman, h. 13 Catharine Jarvis Brewster, joiner, 21 Coenties slip, h. 28 N. 8d, Janes Mary, wid. Walter, h. 20 Hamerslev Williamsburgh Janes Samuel, coachmaker, h. 7 Christopher Jarvis Charles A. broker, 62 Wall, h. 204 W. 22d Janes Samuel, stonecutter, 603 Hudson, h. 62 Troy Jarvis Charles W . artist, 66 White, h. 3 Laight Janes Samuel M. stone, 603 Hudson, h. 39 Fourth Jarvis Clark, poultry, Fulton market, h. 65 Johnston, Janes Thos M. express, 16 Wall, h. N. Brighton,, 8 . 1, B rooklyn . H H H jH Janes William P. express, 16 Wall, h. 20 Greenwich JARYIS DAYID S. stables, 1000 Broadway, h. 100S Janes William T. clerk, h. 429 Seventh av. Broadway Janes, Beebe & Co. ironfounders, Reade c. Centre, & Jarvis Edmund, thread & needles, 258 Spring, h. 253 ranges, 856 Broadway Spring Janeway George, h. 418 Broome Jarvis Flewwelling, mason, h. 310 Delancey Janeway H. L. paperhangings, 51 Dey, h. N. Brwnsw'k Jarvis George, confectioner, 38 Oak, h. 38 Oak Janeway Wm. R. paperhangings, 51 Dey, h. Jersey <7. Jarvis George, undertaker, 30 First, b. 30 First Janeway William W. h. 35 Greene Jarvis George, painter, h. 150 E. 21st JANTEWAY & CO. paperhangings, 51 Dev Jarvis George A. officer, 81 Front, h. Brooklyn Janeway Theodore (cord), waiter, h. r. 146 Barrow Jarvis George W. printer, h. 91 Crosby Jangers Peter, printer, h. W. 51st b. Eighth & Ninth Jarvis Henry, fancygds, 120 Ninth av. 120 Ninth av. avs. Jarvis Israel, dentist, 437 Grand, h. 437 Grand Jangur Justus, cabinetmaker, h. 548 Eighth av. Jarvis Jay, pres, citizens’ bk. 64 Bowery, h. 7 Forsyth Janicke And. chemicals, 11 Wall, h. - Pacific, B'klyn Jarvis Jonathan, shipjoiner, 203 Lewis, h. 251 Seventh Janicke A. & Co. chemicals, 11 Wall Jarvis George, baker, 38 Oak, h. 38 Oak Jannicky Francis A. pianos, h. r. 159 Chrvstie Jarvis Lollard, segars, 142 First av. h. 142 First av. JANSEN ANDREW E. & CO. drugs, 385 Greenwich, Jarvis Lorenzo, rulemaker, h. 9 Stanton h. 382 Greenwich JARYIS MARIA, Newhaven house, 414 Broadway Jansen Bernard, portemonnaies, h. r. 101 Forsyth h. 414 Broadway Jansen Egbert, boots & shoes, 13 Dey, h. Hunger- arvis Maria Jane, boardingh. 29 W. 18th ford h. arvis Mortimer, boats, 108 Chatham, h. Cherry Janssen George R. grocer, 562$- Pearl arvis Nathaniel, sec. 479 Broadway, \\. Harma Jansen James, drugs, 196 Grand, h. 196 Grand ARYIS NATHANIEL jr. lawyer, 195 Broadway, Jansen John, saloon, 147 Seventh av. h. Harlem Jansen John P. paperhanger, h. 256 W. 16th arvis Nelson, tailor, 120 Bleecker, h. 524 Houston Jansen William H. lawyer, 52 John, h. 706 Broad­ arvis Oliver A. dentist, h. 802$ Bleecker way arvis R. W. H. lawyer, 71 Wall, h. 81 Denis a Janson August, cabinet, h. 588 Fourth arvis Russell, artist, 663 Broadway Janssen Carsten A. grocer, 887 B’dway, h. 20 E. 19th arvis Walter S. agent, 208 Elm, h. 212 Elm Janssen Gerh. com. mer. 56 New, h. 41 Ninth arvis William, fish, 1 Tompkins mkt b. 21 bixtn Jantzen John B. butcher, 27 Centre mkt. h. 5 Av. A arvis William, smith, h. 23 Eighth av. . Jantzen Jos. & Co. butchers, 27 Centre m kt 5 Av. A Janzer Ernst, shoemaker, h. r. 45 Ludlow Jarvis William H. mason, h. 254 Walker Janvrin George L. notary, 113 South, h. 1 Hamilton Jarvis Zophar R. distiller, 218 Bowerv, h. 218 Bowery N. haven h. Jaques David, butcher, 12 Union mkt. h. 81 Third I Jarvis A. F. & Co. millinery, 72 Canal, h. JEL 355 JEN Jarvis & Trpon, boots, 108 Chatham Jasenesch Joseph, pedler, h. r. 103 Forsyth ^el h 126 Columbia Jaspar Jacob, laborer, h. 22 Av. A Jej'™ Hiram hardware, 429 Sixth ay. h. 55 W . 26th Jaucky Morris, tailor, h. r. 187 Mott JOHN, cabinetmaker, 801 & 303 Broads way, h. N ewark, N. J. Jaudon Ashbel G. sec. 68 Beaver Jelliff & Barnes, hardware, 429 Sixth av Jaudon Charles B. banker, 54 Wall HIRAM (Rev.), h. m E 25th Jaudon Payton, broker, 54 Wall, h. H ellgate Jelliffe William M. teacher, h. 170 W 22d Jaudon Samuel, banker, 54 Wall, h. Hellgate Jellinghaus William hardware, 15 Platt, h. Brooklyn JAUNCEY EDW ARD, N. mer. 88 Front, h. Fifth Jelhnghaus R. & Co. manufacturers o f cutlerv & av. n. 79th hardware, 15 Platt y ® Jauncey Wm, clerk, Tribune buildings, h. 8 Harrison Jellinghaus & Co. hardware, 15 Platt Jauncey Theodore M. 88 Front, b. B rooklyn Jelly James, boxes, h. r. 61 Crosby Jauncey Wm. H. druggist, 77 South, h. 140 Am ity Jelly James, coffee, 4 Av. D, h. 4 Av. D Jauques Alfred, tailor, h. r. 80 Spruce Jelson DanTF. carman, 327 Delancey, h. 20 Mangin Jauvin Paul, meat, 48 Frankfort, h. 48 Frankfort Jemison Jane, parasolmaker, h. 77 W. 19th Jauukes Richard, mason, h. 681 Water Jemison John (col’d), cook, h. r. 35 King Jay Ann, h. 20 Bond Jemison Solomon, boilermaker, h. 312 Ninth Jay Francis, tailor, h. W . 49th n. Ninth av. Jemmery John, weaver, h. Ninth av. c. W. 45th Jay Henry, late barber, h. 87 Christopher Jemmison Ann, wid. John, h. 77 W . 19th Jay John, lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. 31 Fifth Jemmison George (col’d), porter, h. 158 Crosby Jay William, h. 32 W . 23d Jemmisson Caroline (col’d), washing, h. r. 116 Orange Jaycocks Esther, nurse, h. r. 406 Madison Jemmisson Susan, wid. William, dressmaker, h. 174 Jaycocks Wm. lumber, 487 W est, h. 749 Washington Attorney Jaycox James, boilermaker, h. 177 W . 35th Jencks Mary C. boardingh. 15 University pi. Jayne Addison A. carpets, 432 Pearl, h. New Jersey Jeneman Peter, porter, h. 118 Essex Jayne Elbert B. tailor, h. 225 Division Jendell Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. r.. 548 Broome Jayne Eliza E. wid. George, h. 92 Greene Jenk John, shoemaker, h. r. 194 Houston Jayne Hamilton, shoes, 140 Greenwich, h. 227 Ri- Jenkens Joseph R. h. 6 Crosby vington Jenkens Francis, mason, h. 12 Henry Jeakens Alfred, currier, 28 Ferry, h. 25 Madison Jenkins Alexander, clerk, h. 17 Amos Jeambey Albert, carver, 2 Rivington, h. 178 Forsyth Jenkins Andrew, porter, h. 124 First av. JEAN JAQUET BROTHERS, importers, 78 Nassau Jenkins Augustus, broker, 52 W all Jeanneret Ulysse, engraver, 89 Nassau, h. 12 Rose Jenkins Caroline K. wid. Thomas W . h. 77 Madison JEANNERETT JAMES M. com. mer. 94 Wall, h. Jenkins Catharine, wid. William, candies, Fourth 894 Atlantic, B rooklyn av. c. E. 41st, h. Fourth av. c. E. 41st Jeannot Jean, cabinetmaker, h. r. 31 Marion Jenkins Catharine M. wid. James, h. r. 178 Orchard Jeannot Jacob A. watcbcases, r. 12 Rose, h. 12 Rose Jenkins Charles, bookbinder, 142 & 144 Nassau, li. Jeannot & Calame, watchcases, r. 12 Rose Monroe pi. B rooklyn Jeanrenaud Augustus, com. mer. 31 Pine, h. 121 Jenkins Chas. S. shipchandler, 145 West, h. J. City Franklin Jenkins Chas. W . artist, 374 B’dway, h. 205 W. 2ist Jeautegeau William (col’d), porter, h. 180 Church Jenkins David, seaman, h. 17 Morris Jeck William, tailor, h. 71 Duane Jenkins David, gilder, 205 W . 21st Jeckel Friederich W . segars, 158 Av. A, h. 158 Av. A Jenkins David, shoemaker, h. 118 E. 27th Jeckel John, barber, 243 Second, h. 180 Third Jenkins Edw. O. printer, 114 & 116 Nassau, h. 41 Fifth Jecker Joseph, boots, h. r. 135 Crosby Jenkins Edw. T. coppersmith, 265 West, h. 99 For­ Jee Edward A. com. mer. 67 Broad syth Jee, Carmer & Co. com. mers. 67 Broad Jenkins Elisha F. sec. n. j. oil co. 24 Broadway, h. 57 Jeens W. M. boys’ clothing, 166 Canal, h. 259 W.-28th W . 23d Jeens William M. tailor, h. 259 W . 28th Jenkins Elisha J. drygoods, 43 B’dway, h. Hoboken Jeffcot Robert, blacksmith, h. 188 E. 22d Jenkins Elizabeth (col’d), washing, h. r. 41 Sullivan Jefferds George, carman, h. 4 Bowling Green Jenkins Elizab’h, wid. Wm. bonnets, h. 318 Delancey Jefferies George C. clothier, 106 Bowery, h. Brooklyn Jenkins Eunice, wid. Gardner, h. 24 King Jeffers Hester A. wid James, h. 156 Church Jenkins Foster J. physician, h. 343 Fourth av. Jeffers John, driver, h. 402 Tenth Jenkins Francis, grocer, 146 Fulton, h. Jersey City Jeffers Leander, carman, h. r. 82 W illett Jenkins Fre’ick, goldbeater, 839 Bowery, h. 16 Essex Jeffers Richard, blacksmith, 160 Crosby, b. 122 Mac- Jenkins Fred, goldbeater, 188 Allen, h. 389 Bowery dougal Jenkins Frederick R. cabinetmouldings, 122 Grand, JEFFERS W ILLIAM H. shoes, 467 Broadway & h. 94 Rivington 211 Sixth av. h. 467 Broadway Jenkins Geo. horsedealer, — E. 24th, h. 401 Sec’d av. Jefferson Edward, carpenter, h. E. 42d b. Madison Jenkins George P. agent, 208 Broadway, h. 218 Liv­ & Fourth avs. ingston, B rooklyn Jefferson John, rigger, h. 314 Henry Jenkins Griffin (col’d), porter, h. 305 Mott Jefferson John J. paperhanger, h. 359 Tenth av. Jenkins Hannah, wid. Elisha, h. 58 E. 34th Jefferson Thos. mer. 34 Liberty, h. Craneville, N, J. Jenkins Harvey, carman, h. 386 Second av. Jefferson Thomas, carman, h. 49 King Jenkins Henry, clerk, h. 179 Tenth av. Jefferson Thomas M. (col’d), porter, h. 60 Leonard Jenkins Henry T. mer. 41 Broadway, h. 42 E. 21st Jefferts Jerome, carman, h. 361 Ninth av. Jenkins Isaac (col’d), laborer, h. 153 Orange Jeffery Charles C. police, h. 57 Hester Jenkins James, clerk, h. 209 W. 23d Jeffery James, cooper, h. 253 First av. Jenkins James C. paper, 13 Cedar, h. 37 E.'24th Jefferys George B. trunks, 63 Fulton, h. 192 Madison Jenkins James 0. distiller, W . 42d n. Ninth av. Jeffrey E . S. mer. 73 Broadway, h. 65 Hammond Jenkins James E. broker, 45 Wall, h. 209 W . 28d Jeffrey John, police, h. 59 Robinson Jenkins James H. lookingglasses, 205 W .’ 21st Jeffrey John K. stonecutter, h. 548 Broome Jenkins Jeremiah F. late merchant, h. 36 Centre Jeffrey Robert, thread & needles, h'. 35 Stanton Jenkins John, clerk, h. 65 West Jeffrey William, police, h. 348 Third Jenkins John, stagedriver, h. 149 W . 22d Jeffreys Robert, machinist, h. 309 Third Jenkins John, janitor, 51 Liberty, h. 51 Liberty Jeffries George, chemist, 145 Maiden la. h. Livingston Jenkins John, papercarrier, h. 44 Allen c. Bond, B rooklyn Jenkins John, tailor, 11 Third av. h. 11 Third av. Jeffries James, cooper, h. 253 First av. Jenkins John, cedarwaremfr. 839 Bowery, h. 839 Jeffries John, stagedriver, h. 402 Tenth Bowery Jeffries JON Johnston William, bootfitter, h. 8 Am ity pi. Jones Bridge^ wid. Robert, h. 846 E. 12th Johnston W in. tailor, 200 Ninth ay. h. 200 Ninth ay. Jones Catharine, wid. Thomas L. h. 8 Walker Johnston Wm. umbrellas, 214 Bowery, h. 214 Bowery Jones Catharine, wid. Roland, confec. 74* Ninth av. Johnston William, baker, 44T Greenwich, h. 609 Jones Catherine, tailoress, h. 224 Av. A Washington Jones Charles, laborer, h. 472 Pearl Johnston William, carman, h. 197 W . 19th Jones Charles, com. mer. 29 More, h. 149 Hudson Johnston William, cooper, 46 Eldridge, h. 46 Eldridge Jones Charles, carman, h. E. 87th n. Third av. Johnston William, laborer, h. r. 40 Laurens Jones Charles, laborer, h. 40 Cherry Johnston William, rigger, h. 80 Hamilton Jones Charles, plaster, h. 187 W. 43d Johnston William (col’d), waiter, h. 166 Church Jones Charles, servant, h. r. 276 W . 24th Johnston William, upholsterer, h. 48 Leonard Jones Chas. (col’d), whitewasher, h. r. 23 Minetta la, Johnston William, hackman, h. 100 Bedford Jones Charles H. bowling, 832 B’way, h. 11 Atlantic. Johnston Wm. cedarw. 46 Eldridge, h. 223 Hudson B rooklyn Johnston William H. tailor, 115 W. Broadway Jones Chas. J. undertkr. 838 Bleecker, h. 888 Bleecker Johnston William S. clerk, h. 87 Elm Jones Charles K. coachman, h. 257 W . 24th Johnston Butcher & Co. produce, 23 W . Washing­ Jones Charles, lawyer, 16 Wall, h. Bavenswood, L. I ton mkt Jones Charles, glasscutter, 174 Rivington, h. 804 Ri- Johnston & Davitt, cabinetmakers, 46 & 48 W ooster vington Johnston <&Geraty, builders, E. 82d n. Third av. Jones Clodine, hairdresser, h. 112 Bleecker Johnston & Son, grocers, 284 Fourth av. Jones Colford, h. 782 Broadway Johnston & Treadwell, bakers, 110 & 116 Beekman Jones Cornelius, butcher, 183 Seventh, h. 358 Tenth Johnston Brother & Townsend, agents, 39 Pine Jones Cornelius W . carman, h. 86 Clarkson Johnston Crookes & Co. shirts, 49 John Jones Cyrus D. stoves, 240 Water, h. 8 Poplar, B 'klyn Johnstone Geo. J. provisions, 50 Front, h. 121 Union, Jones Daniel, livery, h. r. 90 Columbia Brooklyn Jones Daniel H. liquors, 166 Front, h. 157 W . 20th Johnstone Jas. silverplater, 844 Broome, h. 168 Mott Jones Daniel M carman, h. r. 467 Fourth Johnstone William, cooper, E. Broadway c. Pike, h. Jones David, grocer, 210 Broome 64 Suffolk Jones David, brewer, 810 & 814 Sixth, h. 128 Monroe Joline Chas. O. forwarder, 113 Broad, h. 562 Hous­ Jones David, carpenter, h. 188 W . 81st ton Jones David, sexton, h. 9 Monroe Jollenbeck H. W . segarmaker, h. 881-J- Grand Jones David, waiter, h. 54 University pi. Jolley H’y L. butcher, 884 Third av. h. 884 Third av. Jones David, carpenter, h. 121 First av. Jolley Richard, baker, h. 687 Eighth av. Jones David, mason, h. r. 469 Fourth ir JOLLY OSCAR 1 Jackson KAESS AN rHONY, tinsmith, 28 Av. B Judson Wm. D. domestics, 3 Pine, b 68 Sixth Kaess Jacob, smith, h. r. 240 Rivington Judson Wm. W . h. 26 Gouverneur Raetzner Charles, segarmaker, h. 260 Fifth JUDSON, FOW LER & CO. shirts, 62 John Raeufer Philip, shoemaker, 81£ Bowery & 204 Wall Juell Robert, boots, 562£ Broadway, h. 99 Hammond er, h. 204 Walker Jnerves Frederick, tailor, h. 11 Crosby Rafell Samuel, barber, 79 Roosevelt, h. 79 Roosevelt Juggins William, bootmaker, T5 Stanton Rafent August, pumpmaker, h. 425 Pearl Juhring John C. grocer. W . 40th c. Sixth av. Raft Susana, wid. Otis, seamstress, h. 85 Attorney Juhring Otto W. grocer, 77 W . 27th, h. 77 W . 27thKagan Patrick, laborer, h. 237 W . 25th Julen Thomas, laborer, h. 216 Ay. A . Kagel George, segars, 202 Chatham, h. 22 Mott Julian James, plasterer, h. 95 E. 16th Kah Charles, bootmaker, h. 174 Sixth av. Julian Richard, plasterer, h. 95 E. 16th Kalian Mary, wid. Michael, h. 363 Cherry Julian William, painter, h. 887 Sixth Kahange William, carpenter, h. 501 Third av. Julie Bazin, portemonnaie maker, h. 63 Prince Kahl Carl, bootmaker, h. 182 Leonard JULIEN DENIS, S t Denis’ hotel, Broadway c. Kahl John, varnisher, h. 66 Delancey W . 11th Kahl John E. com. mer. 22 S. William, h. Brooklyn Julien George, baskets, 182 Houston, h. 132 HoustonKahl & Gorissen, mers. 22 S. William Julien William, pianomaker, h. 242 Third ay. Kahler Conrad, carman, h. W. 44th n. Ninth av. Julious Edward E. (col’d), tailor, r Ninth, h. 2 Ninth Kahler Herman, grocer, 444 Ninth av. Julitz John, restaurant, 10 N. William, h. 10 N. Wm. Kahler John, shoemaker, h. 49 Anthony Julius Freund, baker, 219 Third, h. 219 Third Kahler Julius, tailor, h. 90 W illett July Adam & Co. grocers, 307 First av. h. 807 First av. Kahler Li E. bootfitter, h. 106 Norfolk Jung Andrew, shoemaker, 105 First, h, 105 First Kahn Benoit, optician, h. 196 Av. A Jung Augusta, h. 65 Norfolk Kahn Edward, stonecutter, h. 607 Fourth Jung Henry, h. 153 Essex Kahn Ferdinand, painter, h. 93 Pitt Jung Jacob, bootmaker, 231 Rivington Kahn Isaac, cloaks, 222 Bowery JUNG JOHN, boarding, 22 City hall pi. Kahn Isaac, shoemaker, h. 107 Columbia Jung John W. mer. h. 61 Broad Kahn Jacob* carver, h. 188 Pitt Jung Peter, carpenter, h. r. 280 Houston Kahn John, tailor, h. 103 W . 82d Jung Theobald C. imp. 21 South W illiam, h. 178 Kahn Jonas, butcher, h. 26 Allen Second av. Kahn Leon, auctioneer, h. 250 Second Jung & Behrmann, imps. 21 S. W illiam & 47 Stone Kahn Louis, pedler, h. 79 Suffolk Junge M. drugs, 28 Av. B Kahn Leopold, shoes, 29 Av. C Jungen Jacob, grocer, 29 Macdougal, h. 29 MacdougalKahn Maier, segars, h. 91 Columbia Jungfleisch Ludwig, tailor, h. 192 Second Kahn Maximilian, segars, 140 Water, h. Hoboken Jungs Peter, carman, h. 174 Third Kahn Natale, imp. French art flowers, 39 John, h. Juniata Coal & Iron Co. I l l Broadway Oxford, B rooklyn Junk Ann, wid. Robert, h. 96 W . 19th Kahn Solomon, pedler, h. 146 Essex Junk Daniel, carman, h. 79 W . 18th Kahn Sol., segars, 284 Greenwich, h. 284 Greenwich Junk James, carpenter, r. 486 Pearl, h. 484 Pearl Kahn William, millinery, 25 Division, h. 25 Division Juntgar Auguste, laborer, h. 65 Laurens Kahn M. & Abenheim, segars, 140 Water Jurdan Alexander, laborer, h. 414 Tenth Kahnman Louis, caps, 48 Av. B, h. 48 Av. B Jurgens Behrend, grocer, 25 Orange, h. 25 Orange Kahoe James, laborer, h. 206 W . 26th Jurgens Claus, flour, 94 Barclay, h. 349 Greenwich Kahoe Michael, carman, h. r. E. 89th n. Third av. Jurgens Henry, grocer, 1 Whitehall, h. 1 Whitehall Kahren John, laborer, h. 61£ W . 18th Jurgens John R. groceries, 119 Mott, h. 119 Mott Kahrs Anna M. fancygoods, 245 Broome, h. 245 Jurgens Martin, rigger, h. 32 Oak Broome Jurgensen Christian, shoemaker, 270 Third, h. 270 Kahrs Cord, h. 16 Thames Third Kahrs Ernst H. grocer, 235 Canal, h. 235 Canal Just Alexander, drygoods, 57 & 59 Catharine, h. 146Kahrs John, grocer, 893 Third av. h. 393 Third av. W. 80th Kahrs Lutie & Co. liquors, 32 Old slip, h. 82 Old slip Just John, sheepskins, 6 Ferry, h. 40 W . 87th Kahrs E. H. & Co. groceries, 285 Canal Just John, tailor, h. r. 65 Orange Kahrs J. & H. groceries, 470 Tenth av. Just & Clapp, drygoods, 57 & 59 Catharine Kahtfeld Ludolf, machinist, h. 291 E. lltli Justen John, lawyer, h. 236 Fifth Kaiesen Jacob, shoemaker, h. 240 W . 35tli Justin John, cooper, h. r. 62 Essex Kaighan Philip, shipwright, h. 232 Monroe Justin Peter, baker, 425 Sixth av. h. 425 Sixth av.Kaighen Thomas, carpenter, h. 311 Sixth Justison Robert, shoes, 144 Pearl, h. East B rooklyn Kaile Charles, collector, h. 86 Hubert Justus Bridget, h. 128 Orange Kain Daniel, laborer, h. r. 124 W . 19th Jutten Benjamin, furniture, 810 Hudson Kain Daniel, shoemaker, h. 120 Madison Juvan Gasperey, tailor, h. 105 Reade Kain Elias, segarmaker, h. r. 257 Delancey Juvet Alphonse, jeweler, 80 Nassau, h. 183 Amity Kain Francis, teller, h. 170 Bleecker Juvet Bidet, jeweler, 80 Nassau Kain James, gasfitter, h. 193 E. 17th Kain James, waiter, h. 57 Robinson Kain John, laborer, h. 821 Eighth K Kain John, bricklayer, h. r. 98 W . 19th Kain Mary, wid., John, h. 27 Grand Kaag Frank, tailor, h. 17 Dry Dock Kain Michael, carman, h. r. 185 Av. A Kaanan Margaret, wid. James, h. 239 Tenth av. Kain Myles, plumber, h. 60 E. Broadway Kaanan Timothy, candle manufacturer, First av. n. Kain Patrick, ostler, h. 336 Ninth 3d, h. 169 E. 16th Kain Patrick, laborer, h. r. 178 Elizabeth Kab John, baker, 681 Water, h. 681 water Kain Patrick, laborer, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Kab John, laborer, h. 885 W . 26th Kain Patrick, liquors, h. 857 Water Kabel Leonnhort, tailor, 808 Ninth, h. 308 Ninth Kain Patrick, tailor, h. r. 103 Hester Rack Michael, smith, h. 502 Houston Kain Patrick, laborer, h. 817 Eighth Kachler Louisa, starcher, h. 280 Broadway Kain Rachael, wid. Francis J. h. r. 694 Water Kadin William, carpenter, h. 186 E. 21st Kain Thomas, grocer, 185 Av. A, h. 185 Av. A Kaeb John, groceries. 270 Spring, h. 270 Spring Kain William, butcher, 195 Rivington Kaeferle Charles, barber, 9 Carlisle Kain William, merchant, 72 Pine, h. 82 Twelfth Kaeiser Otto, shoemaker, h. r. 18 Delancey Kaine Elizabeth, wid. Francis, h. 136 W. 38d Kable Henry, smith, h. r. 176 Second Kaine John, laborer, h. r. 88 W. 18th Kael John, laborer, h. r. 88 Sheriff Kaine Nicholas, laborer, h. 35 Washington Kaelsch Frederich, carman, h. r. 80 Hamerslcy Kaine Patrick, laborer, h. 2 Franklin Kaem William, butcher, h. 195 Rivington Kaine Walter, laborer, h. 264 W. 13th Kaemmerer Louis, tassels, 5 Catharine, h. 7 Bayard Kainsly Louisa, wid. John, seamstress, h. 478 Sec. av. Raemmerer Nicholas, physician, h. 102 Franklin Kairens Patrick, stonecutter, h. 165 Av. B Raenasay James, laborer, h. 358 Ninth Kairnan John, laborer, h. 76 W. 24th KAM 366 KAP Kaims Michael, hatter, 86 Catharine, h. 86 Catharine Kampf John, chairmaker, h. 121 Sheriff Kairns Thomas, laborer, h. 102 W. 19th Kampfer Charles, shoemaker, h. r 72 Charlton Kairwin Michael, liquors, h. 101 Division Kampmann Henry F. segarmaker, h. 283 Third Kaiser A. bookbinder, 47 Ann, h. 159 Ludlow Kamuf Sebastian, beer, 162 Third, h. 162 Third Kaiser Adam, umbrellamaker, h. 116 Stanton Kanady Thomas, painter, 84 Varick, h. 84 Varick Kaiser Adolph, bookbinder, 47 Ann, h. 103 Stanton Kanary Martin, laborer, h. 467 Greenwich Kaiser Balthaser, cabinetmkr. 135 Essex, h. 9 Av. A Kanbly Auguste, grocer, 68 Columbia, h. 68 Col’mbia Kaiser David, tailor, 1T3 Av. A, h. 173 Av. A Kandart Valentine, dyer, 235 Third Kaiser Elias, clothing, 74 Lewis, h. 74 Lewis Kane Ann, washing, h. 280 Av. B Kaiser Harman II. clerk, h. 15 Macdougal Kane Anne, boardingh. 243 Bowery Kaiser Henry, baker, 5 Chrystie, h. 5 Chrystie Kane Bernard, junk, 4281 Cherry Kaiser Henry, cabinetmaker h. 177 Elizabeth Kane Caroline, wid. Wm. T. h. 116 Leroy Kaiser Isaac, clothier, 110£ William, h. 28 Rose Kane Charles, butcher, 248 William, h. 26 Allen KAISER JEAN, clothing, 92 Leonard, h. 92 Leo­ Kane Charles, plumber, 319 Bowery, h. 319 Bowery nard KANE CHARLES I. & CO. imps. 54 Cortlandt h Kaiser John, cabinetmaker, 135 Essex, h. California 58 Warren s Kaiser John, clothing, 56 Av. B, h. 56 Av. B Kane Cornelius Y. S. lawyer, 79 Nassau, h. 33 E. 28th Kaiser John, shoemaker, h. 237 Broome Kane Daniel, charcoal, 54 Gouverneur Kaiser John, cooper, h. r. 108 Ridge Kane Delancey, lawyer, *79 Nassau, h. 676 Broadwav Kaiser John, laborer, h. 126 Willett Kane Eliza, wid. O. G. h. 94 Tenth Kaiser John, mechanic, 339 Third av. Kane Elizabeth, wid. Richard, h.^305 Av. A Kaiser John, tailor, 67 Ludlow, h. 67 Ludlow Kane Ellen, wid. Patrick, h. r. 81 King Kaiser John H. baker, 5 Chrystie, h. 5 Chrystie Kane Ellen, boardingh. 131 E. 26th Kaiser John H. grocer, 443 Greenwich & 1 Vandam, Kane Ellen, wid. Lawrence, washing, 46 Oak h. 443 Greenwich Kane Francis, tailor, h. 29 Thompson Kaiser Myers, furdresser, 316 E. 13th, h. 314 E. 13th Kane Francis, laborer, h. 807 W. 32d Kaiser Paul, shoes, 119 Delancey, h. 119 Delancey Kane George, 65 Chatham, h. 29 Suffolk Kaiser Philip G. bootmaker, h. 283 Walker Kane Henry, paver, h. 109 Delancey Kaiser & Huner, portemonnaies, 56 Frankfort Kane Honor, widow, needlework, h. 142 E. 86th Kaiser, Simons & Co. clothiers, 1101 William Kane Hugh, boardingh. 102 Oliver Kaiserslautern Stadt, liquors, 85 Chrystie Kane J. Grenville, com. mer. 80 Beaver, h. 94 Kaisler Stowell, shoemaker, h. 6 Chrystie Tenth Kaizer Charles, machinist, h. 131 Bank Kane Jacob, shoemaker, h. 465 Water Kakeles Sigismund, clerk, 138 Delancey Kane James, apples, 59 Wash, mkt h. 269 Wash. Kalahan Patrick, porter, h. r. 108 Mulberry Kane James, laborer, h. r. 84 W. 19th Kalaher Batery, tailor, h. r. 94 Orange Kane James, gashouse, h. 193 E. 17th Kalaher Mathew, laborer, 39 Essex Kane Jeremiah, laborer, h. 291 Av. A Kalb Anton, liquor, 131 W. 30th, h. 131 W. 30th Kane Johanna, wid. Dennis, h. 28 Trinity pL Kalber Jacob, laborer, h. 285 W . 45th Kane John, cabinetmaker, h. 46 Watts Kaler George, carpenter, h. 147 Norfolk Kane John, ferrymaster, foot E. 23d,-h. 182 E. 22d Kaler Patrick, laborer, h. 91 Cherry Kane John, laborer, h. 551 Third av. Kaley John, laborer, h. r. 98 W . 19th Kane John, laborer, h. r. 69 W. 18th Kalf Paul, capmaker, h. W. 5£dn. Ninth av. Kane John, liquors, h. 41 Franklin Kalischkie Theodore, boots, 25 Carmine & 260 Bleeck- Kane John, pedler, h. 116 Mulberry er, h. 260 Bleecker Kane John, porterh. 41 Franklin, h. 41 Franklin Kalish Charles, tailor, h. 383 Grand Kane John A. clerk, 260 Washington Kalish Philip, caps, 3161 Grand, h. 3161 Grand Kane Lawrence, smith, h. 55 Madison Kalisher Jacob, boots, 485 Eighth av. h. 485 Eight av. Kane Margaret, wid. Michael, h. 43 Madison Kali Lewis, cabinetmaker, h. 195 Orchard Kane Matthew, sashmak. 197 W. 13th, h. 197 W. 13th Kali Patrick, cooper, h. 118 Christopher Kane Maurice, tailor, h. 290 W. 32d Kallar Leonard, tailor, h. 86 Pitt Kane Maurice, policeman, h. r. 133 Frankfort Kallenburg John, shoemaker, h. W. 52d n. Tenth av. Kane Michael, mason, h. r. 513 Third av. Kallenbach Charles, mahogany, 6 Sullivan, h. 17 Kane Michael, waiter, h. 15 Bedford Renwick Kane Michael, barber, h. 6 Franklin Kallenbach Orestus C. E. mahogany, 6 Sullivan, h. 17 Kane Patrick, driver, h. 107 E. 28th Renwick Kane Patrick, mason, h. 114 E. 22d KALLENBACH & LANKTON mahogany, 6 Sul­ Kane Patrick, stonecutter, h. 292 W. 83d livan Kane Patrick, waiter, h. r. 10 Hamilton Kaller Adam, teacher, h. r. 58 Mott Kane Patrick & James, apples, 5 Wash, mkt h. 197 Kallman John P. barber, 253 Third av. Washington Kallman Leopold, hardware, 372 Grand Kane Peter, laborer, h. 123 W. 19th Kallmann Philip, barber, h. 253 Third av. Kane Peter, liquors, E. 34th c. Madison av. Kallmann Samuel, h. 97 E. 22d Kane Pierrre & Co. mers. 80 Beaver, h. 94 Tenth Kallmann Simon, shoemaker, 97 E. 22d h. 97 E. 22d Kane Richard, laborer, h. r. 6 Rector Kallum James, marble, 45 Elizabeth, h. 23 Marion Kane Robert, carpenter, h. r. 149 E. 26th Kalmbacher Joseph, tailor, h. 220 Av. A Kane Sarah, wid. Francis, h. 144 Charles Kalnon Mike, turner, h. 45 Scammel Kane Thomas, blinds, 179 W. 13th, h. Jlom t Vernon Kalor Peter, carver, h. 4 Centre mkt pi. Kane Thomas, laborer, h. 410 Third av. Kaltenbach Joseph, physician, h. 196 Ludlow Kane William, mer. h. 82 W. 12th Kaltenmark Joseph, shoemaker, h. 156 Leonard Kaner Marg. wid. Pat parasols, h. 135 Seventh av Kalter Julius, upholsterer, 154 Cana!, h. 154 Canal Kanfeld Charles, teacher, 191 William Kalvey Robert, carpenter, h. 117 W. 20th Kanfend Hargous, boarding, 425 Pearl Kaman Bernard, mer. 13 S. William, h. St. Island Kankell Philip, butcher, 81 Av. A, h. 31 Av. A KAMAN FREDERICK, liquors, 135 Maiden la. h. Kann Marex, h. r. 203 Houston French’s hotel Kannard James, hardware, 153 Centre, h. 270 Tenth Kamerer Henry, segars, 295 First av. h. 295 First av. Kanne Henry, glazier, h. 26 Elizabeth Kamerof Sebastian, liquors, h. 162 Third Kanner George, carpenter, h. 198 E. 17th Kaminski Alexander, broker, 31 Ludlow Kanska Edward, hatter, h. 165 First av. Kamke Frederick, clerk, hi r. 271 Spring Kanska Edward, jr. music, h. 165 First av. Kammel Thomas, bricks, h. r. 250 E. 14th. Kanz Francis, tassels, h. r. 97 Mott Kammerer John, tailor, h. 318 Eighth av. Kanzler Ferdinand, barber 78 Greenwich Kammerer Joseph, musician, h. 181 Laurens Kaphings Frederick, tailor, h. 184 Second Kammeror Joseph, physician, h, 89 Chrystie Kaphort Jno. George, shoemaker, h. 7 Third av. b. L Kammem George, machinist, h. 74 Reade 31st & E. 82d Kamna Henry, grocer, 236 Third av. h. 236 Third av. Kapp Charlie, carpenter, h. 48 Clinton Kamp Jac. C. grocer, 185 Bleecker, h. 108 Macdougal Kappauf Albert N. tailor, h. 86 Suffolk Kamp Philip H. stonecutter, h. 314 Eighth av. Kappel Charles, goldbeater, h. r. 126 Norfolk Kampe Diederich, grocer, 131 Grand, h. 131 Grand Kappel Samuel, pedler, b. 130 Stanton Kamper Charles, provsions, Washington mkt. li. 183 Kappenberg Herman, capmaker, h. 140 Pitt Reade |Kappenmansi Joseph, locksmith, h* 8 Marion KAS 367 KAU Kappes George, cabinetmak. r. 28 Fifth, h. 11T Third Kassebirt Henry, grocer, 196 Mott, h. 196 Mott Kappf Edward, liquors, 200 W. 40th, h. 200 W. 40th Kassel Nicholas, saloon, r. 182 Eldridge, h. 182 El- Kappice George, cabinetmaker, h. 162 W. 85th andge - Kappine Fred. R. seg. 465 Third Ay. h. 465 Third ay. Kappner Francis, engineer, h. 250 Houston hairdresser, h. 71 James Kassenbrock John H. grocer, 86 Oliver Karans Thomas, mason, h. 224 W. 26th Kassenbrock John H. grocer, 101 Cherry, h. 72 Oliver Karans William, bricklayer, h. E. 39th n. Third av. Kassens Henry, grocer, 693 Fourth Karch Michael, grocer, h. 151 Broome Kassing Henry C. sawyer, 127 Attorney h. 139 At­ Karcher Michael, bootmaker, 11 Frankfort, h. 11 torney J Frankfort Kast Edward, seaman, h. 241 Rivington Karcheski Xavier, envelope manuf. 295 Pearl, h. 24 Kast Philip, shoemaker, h. 109 Eldridge Eldridge Kasten Henry, milk, 19 Monroe, h. 19 Monroe Karck Ferdinand, mer. 82 Broad, h. 85 Amity Kasten Wilhelm, liquors, 92 Eldridge, h. 92 Eldridge Karck Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 245 Fifth Kasten William, cupper, h. 419 Grand Karcy Hannah, wid. Pierre, laundress, h. 89 Laurens Kastener Auguste, gasfitter, h. 218 Third Karel Albert, pianos, 116 Third av. h. 175 E. 11th Kastler Louis, clerk, h. 96 Gold Karelson E. glaziers diamonds, 69 Nassau, h. 10 Spring Kastnear Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 229 Second Karey John, laborer, h. 218 E. 17th Kastner Christian, tailor, 21 Centre Karg Caspar, varnisher, 67 Chrystie, h. 42 Stanton Katchum Matthew, mason, h. 891 Seventh av. Karges John, cbairmaker, h. 441 Houston Katen Andrew, h. 73 Mulberry Karl Christopher saloon, 42 Av. A, h. 42 Av. A Katen Andrew J. jeweler, 247 B ’way, li. 229 W. 19th Karley Michael, carpenter, h. W. 36th n. Seventh av. Katen Cornelius, mason, h. 246 Av. A Karley Thomas, carpenter, h. 78 W. 24th Katen Jane, wid. John, h. 12 Eldridge Karlindacher Moses, milk, h. 880 Madison Katen Lewis, agent, h. 128 Orchard Kaman Thomas, clerk, h. 360 Tenth Katen Martin, laborer, h. 445 Washington Kamer William, metalcaster, h. r. 79 Suffolk Kates Charles J. tailor, h. r. 40 Forsyth Karnes John S. liquors, 113 Mott, h. 113 Mott Katin John, seaman, h. r. I l l Eldridge Karney Edward, laborer, h. 408 Water Kating Bridget, wid. Henry, grocery, 131 Mott, h. Karney John, carpenter, h. r. 160 W. 20th 131 Mott Karney M. stonecutter, h. First av. n. E. 33d Kating Jane, wid. John, h. 12 Eldridge Karney Margaret, washing, h. 205 Av. C Kating John, tailor, h. 444 E. 24th Karney Richard, laborer, h. 59 W. Broadway Kating Margaret, wid. Thomas, h. 25 Oak Karney Robert, laborer, h. 59 Sheriff Katskey Samuel, shoemaker, 250 & 274 Canal Karney Stephen, fruits, h. 7 Pearl Kattenhorn Bertha, wid. Herman, produce, 25 First, Karney Timothy, laborer, h. 139 W. 13th h. 25 First Karney William, plasterer, 899 B’way h. 153 E. 21st Kattenhorn George, grocer, 73 Willett, h. 71 Willett Kamin Philip, carman, h. W. 47th n. Eighth av. Kattenhorn Herman H. grocer, 242 Wash. h. Long Karny Michael, laborer, h. r. E. 48th n. Second av Island Karpar George, sashmaker, h. 24 Clinton Kattenhorn Henry, sugar refiner, Greenwich c. Cham­ Karples Morris, physician, h. 213 Clinton bers, h. 146 Reade Karr Alexander, h. 276 W. 29th Kattenhorn John, grocer, 129 Reade, h. 129 Reade Karr Daniel, drygoods, 42 Dey & 200 Fulton, h. Kattenhorn Martin, sugarboiler, h. 147 Reade Fordham Kattenhorn & Romaine, grocers, 242 Washington Karr David, porter, h. 272 Canal Kattenstroth Moritz H. porter, h. 86 Greenwich Karr Edward J. clerk, h. 266 Ninth av. Katz Abraham, tailor, h. 153 Attorney Karr James, laborer, h. 335 W. 26th Katz Barnet, tailor, h. 153 Attorney Karr James, porter, h. r. 104 Pitt Katz Isaac, butcher, h. r. 630 Fourth Karr John, boots, 304 Eighth av. h. 304 Eighth av. Katz Isaac, shoemaker, 8 Peck si. h. 3 Peck si. Karr John, carman, h. 514 Twelfth Katz Leopold, tailor, h. 8 Fifth Karr Michael, laborer, h. 298 Ninth av. Katzenberg Alex, bootmaker, 21 Av. B. h. 21 Av. B Karr Thomas, carman, h. 124 E. 26th Katzenberg Julius, teacher, h. 130 Attorney Karr William, bootmaker, 142 Maiden la. h. 6 Poplar, Katzenberger Geo. milk, 50 Attorney, h. 50 Attorney Brooklyn Katzenmaier Conrad, saloon, h. 9 City hall sq. Karrans Thomas, laborer, h. 43 Watts KATZENMAYER JOHN F. saloon, 141 Av. A, h. Karrer William, tailor, h. 147 Essex 141 Av. A Karrigan Catharine, fancystore, 22 E. 11th Katzenstein Israel, fhncygoods, 150 Canal, h. 150 Ca­ Karrigan Francis, boardingh. 165 Delancey nal Karsch John, tailor, 495 Eighth av, Kaucher Francis, physician, h. 539 Houston Karst Francis, police, 25 Av. B Kauf John, cabinetmaker, h. 121 Sheriff Karst Herpaan, drugs, 343 First av. h. 348 First av. Kauf John, milk, 494 Third av. h. 494 Third av. Karst Johan, moulder, h. 253 W . 26th Kauffer Joseph, h. 85 E. 32d Karstens Gerard H. grocer, 104 Clinton & 61 Duane. Kauffer Joseph* 438 Third av. h. 104 Clinton ’ Kauffman Jacob, grocer, 82 Pitt, h. 82 Pitt Karstens Gerhard H. grocer, 18 Elm, h. 166 Clinton Kauffman John F. saloon, 176 West, h. Jersey City Karthur John, tailor, h. 9 Jackson Kaufman Aaron, butcher, h. 17 Cannon Karting Edward, laborer, h. 24 James Kaufman Bernard, tailor, 238 Delancey Karting James, varnisher, h. 233 E. 20th Kaufman Fred, shoes, h. 117 Delancey Karver John, framer, h. r. 115 Sheriff Kaufman John, shoemaker, h. r. 53 Suffolk Karwan Richard, tailor, h. r. 71 Mott Kaufman Joseph, pedler, h. 40 Av. C Kasalran Christian, combmaker, h. 234 Fifth Kaufman Lewis, jeweler, 222J Bowery, li. 2224- Bow. Kasans Henry, grocer, 693 Fourth, h. 698 Fourth Kaufman Lazar, tailor, h. 162 Hester Kasche Ferdinand, clerk, 161 Washington Kaufman Mayer, butcher, h. 152 Attorney Kase William, stonecutter, h. 242 Av. A Kaufman Nathan, wines, h. 200 Rivington Kasey Peter, grocer, 293 W. 27th, h. 293 W. 27th Kaufmann Leopold, segars, 320 Bowery, h. 320 Bow. Kash John, tailor, h. 3 Duane Kaufmann Sigismund, 72 Wall, h. 44* S. 4th, Wil- Kashin John, carpenter, h. 175 E. 16th liamsburgh Kaskal Adolphus, cutter, 101 Mott Kaufmann Wm. builder, r. 17 White, h. 17 White- Kaskel Joseph, clothing, 145 Greenwich, h. 84 Orange Kaufmann & Bondy, segars, 320 Bowery Kaskill Wolf, tailor, h. 218 Second Kauhnele Jacob, pillboxes, h. W. 39th n. Tenth av. Kasley Jacob, crimper, 16 Yandewater Kauhs Jacob, tailor, h. 293 W. 16th Kasmire Andrew J. student, 16 Wall, h. 65 Delancey Kaunderman Yalentine, laborer, h. r. 221 Third Kasmire George O. baker, h. 65 Delancey Kaup Andrew, laborer, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Kaspar Joseph, shoemaker, 173 Houston Kaupe Edward, imp. 82 Beaver & 129 Pearl Kasparglitsch John, clerk, h. 9 Columbia Kaupe E. & Cummings, imps. 82 Beaver & 129 Pearl Kaspar Etgnetha, wid. John, h. r. 43 Spring Kaupper John, baker, h. 167 Lewis Kass Catharine, wid. Ernest, h. 81 Crosby Kaupper John, baker, 243 E. Eleventh, h. 243 E. Kassberger Adolphus, upholsterer, h. 124 Leonard Eleventh Kassebart Henrich, laborer, h. 84 Charlton Kaus John P. saddler & oysters, 78 Tetnh av. h. 78- Kassebart Henry, grocer, 196 Mott & 18 Clinton Tenth av. Kassebaum Julius, drygoods, 44 Av. A, h. 44 Av. A j Kauth Charles & Loeven, restaurant, 24 N. William KEA 368 KEA Kauth Peter, flour, 303 Washington, baker, 133 Clin­ Kean Michael, porter, h. 2 Franklin ton, h. 133 Clinton Kean Patrick, grocer, 93 E. 11th, h. 93 E. 11th Kauth & Finck, flour, 303 Washington Kean Patrick, bootmkr. 301 Bowery, h. 801 Bowery Kautz Adolph, machinist, h. 810 Grand Kean Peter, liquors, E. 34th c. Madison av. Kautz Leonard, shoemaker, h. 21 Thomas Kean Thomas, carman, h. 886 Tenth Kautzman Philip, shoemaker, h. 194 Orchard Kean William, coachman, h. 1 First Kavan Michael, carpenter, h. 118 Christopher Kean Wm. mer. 72 Pine, h. 82 Twelfth Kavanagh Amelia, wid. Pat’k, books, 416 Grand Keanan John, sawyer, h. 272 Av. A Kavanagh Catharine, wid. James, drygoods, 279 Third Keane Geo. late japanner, h. 29 Suffolk av. h. 279 Third av. Keane Hugh, painter, h. 29 Macdougal <1 Kavanagh Catharine, wid, William, h. r. 80 King Keane James, laborer, h. Ninth av. n. W. 41st Kavanagh Elicia, wid. James, h. 4 Tenth Keane James, liquors, 472 Pearl, h. 189 Fifth Kavanagh Francis, mason, h. 71 Attorney Keane Johanna, wid. William, h. 230 Sullivan • Kavanagh James, carman, h. 593 Greenwich Keane John, stonecutter, h. lo l Perry Kavanagh James, h. r. 31 Goerck Keane Mary, wid. John, parasols, h. 378 Cherry Kavanagh John, grocer, 353 E. Twelfth, h. 853 E. Keane Nicholas, laborer, h. r. 32 Cherry Twelfth Keane, P. A. millinery goods, 15 John, h. 93 E. 26th Kavanagh John, late grocer, h. 48 First Keane Thomas, shoemkr. 185 Bowery, h. 185 Bowen Kavanagh John, laborer, h. 266 E. 14th Keane Thomas, liquors, 23 Orange, h. 23 Orange ' Kavanagh Michael, laborer, h. r. 103 Greenwich Keane William, carman, li. 89 Yarick Kavanagh Miles, tailor, h. 172 Ludlow Kearans Edward, liquors, 93 James, h. 93 James Kavanagh Patrick, clerk, h. r. 146 Laurens Kearans Rosanna wid. washing, h. r. 221 W. 25th Kavanagh Pat’k, liquors, 102J Cherry, h. 102£ Cherry Kearans Thomas, stonecutter, h. 1 Gansevoort Kavanagh Pat’k, grocer, 70 Hamersley, h. 70 Ham’sley Kearens Thomas, laborer, h. 106 W. 35th Kavanagh Patrick, joiner, h. 165 E. 11th Kearins James, barkeeper, h. 142 Division Kavanagh Pat’k, shoes, 332 Madison, h. 332 Madison KEARLEY JAMES, furniture, 137 Canal, h. 12 Kavanagh Patrick, shoes, 182 Laurens, h. 182 Laurens Laight Kavanagh Patrick, tailor, h. 85 Columbia Kearn Francis, pedler, h. 55 Willett Kavanagh Paul, laborer, h. E. 40th n. Third av. Kearn Thomas, grocer, 280 W. 16th, h. 280 W. 16th Kavanagh Peter, boardingh. 211 Elizabeth Kearnan James, laborer, h. 102 W. 27th. Kavanagh Peter, tailor, 138 Eighth av. Keaman John, waiter, h. r. 47 Mott Kavanagh Thomas, carpenter, h. 244 Ninth Kearnan William, cattle dealer, h. 222 Elizabeth Kavanagh Thomas, liquors, 113 Orange, h. 113 Orange Kearnay Hugh, police, h. 286 Mulberry § Kavanagh Thomas, grocer, 139 W. 19th, h. 139 W. 19th Kearnen Thomas, bootmaker, 258 E. 14th , / Kavanagh Thos. shoes, 201 Third av. h. 201 Third av. Kearnes Patrick, carpenter, h. r. 101 Greenwich Kavanagh Thomas, tailor, h. 143 W. 13th Kearnes Thomas, wireworker, h. r. 260 Delancey Kavanah Michael, carpenter, h. 118 Christopher Kearney Ann, wid. Patrick, h. 337 E. Twelfth Kavena Patrick, fendermaker, h. 42 Elizabeth Kearney Anne, wid. John, h. r. 117 Columbia Kavenagh Peter, marblepolisher, h. 248 E. 13th Kearney Catharine, baker, 97 E. 25th Kavenah Thomas, porter, h. 57 Great Jones , Kearney Charles, paper, 180 Fulton Kaveny Michael, laborer, h. 205 Av. C Kearney Edward, butcher, h. J43 Norfolk Kavlin Leahy, milk, h. 138 Sheriff Kearney Edward, mer. 139 Front, h. 95 W. 11th Kavlin Patrick, porter, h. 257 Walker Kearney Edward, stonecutter, h. n. foot "W. 48th Kay Henry, engraver, 18Yandewater Kearney Edward, farmer, h. 331 E. 15th sKay Henry, coppersmith, h, 163 Av. B Keamey Eleanor, wid. Patrick, h. 6 Market Kay John, bookbinder, h. 225 Lewis Kearney Felix, stonemason, h. h. 216 E. 22d Kay John T. Clerk, 287 Sixth Kearney Francis,, laborer, h. r. 279 Mott Kay Mary, wid. David, h. 280 W . 16tli Kearney James, glassbumer, h. 218 E. 23d Kay Simon, milk, h. 155 W. 32d Kearney James, laborer, h. 24 Leonard Kaye George, printer, h. 123 Sheriff Kearney James, liquors, 163 E. 86th h. 163 E. 36th Kaye Richard H. porter, h. r. 112 Henry Kearney James, weaver, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Kayos-Matthew, super, h. W. 36th n. Eighth av. Kearney James, coals, 489 Sixth av. h. 46 Eighth av. • Kaylor Alfred I. tailor, h. 212 Madison Kearney Jane, h. r. 83 Cross Kaylor John, carman, h. r. 152 W. 17th Kearney Lawrence, pianomaker, h. 216 W. 16th Kaylor Wm. grindstones, 5 Hudson, h. 49 Grand Kearney Mary, wid. John, liquors, 214 E. 21st, h. 214 « Kayoskiei Solomon, shoemaker, h. r. 270 Houston E. 21st ' * Kays John, liquors, 286 First av. h. 286 First av. Kearney Michael, baker, 372 Second av. fa. 372 Sec Kays Patrick, carpenter, h. 215 E. 23d ond av. Kayser Harmann, segars, 145 Greenwich Kearney Michael, laborer, h. 143 E. 22d - ; k’ Kayser Henry,----- , h. 351 Broome Kearney Michael, painter, h. 117 St. Mark's pi. Kayser Henry, jeweler, 10 Maiden la. h. Hoboken Kearney Patrick, liquors, 88 Cross, h. 8S Cross ' J Kayser Henry L. leather, 27 Ferry, h. 44 Willow Kearney Peter, laborer, h. 60 Gouverneur Brooklyn Kearney Peter, marble, 95 E. 23d, h, 42 E. 18th Kayser Lewis, segars, 60 Norfolk Keamey Philip R. sec. ins. co. 52 Wall, h. 85 Lex. av. t Kayser Theodore, bootmaker, h. 352 Sixth Kearney Robert, carman, h. 59 Sheriff Keable John N. coachmaker. h. 8 Carmine Kearney William, grocer, W. 43d n. Tenth av. h. w. $ Keady William, carman, h. 424 West 43d n. Tenth av. Keafer Francis, wheelwright, h. r. 448 Cherry Kearney William, plasterer, h. 153 E. 21st Keage William M. coal, h. 27 Tompkins KEARNEY & RIGNEY, marble manufs. 95 E. 23d Keaghran Brian, boatman, h. 157 Mott Kearns Edward, cooper, 93 James, h. 93 James Keakison John, milk, 173 Third, h. 173 Third Kearns Ann, wid. John, h. r. 38 Hamilton Keale Patrick, porter, h. r. 3 Doyers Kearns Barney, laborer, h. r. 41 Elm Kealey Andrew, wool, h. 103 Hester Kearns George, laborer, h. 554 Fourth Kealey Bridget, pins, h. r. 317%. 27th + Kearns John, laborer, h. 277 Monroe Kealey Edward, shoemaker, 96 James, h. 96 James Kearns John, laborer, h. W. 36.th n. Ninth av. Kealey Edward, carter, h. 43 Perry Kearns John, shoes, 96 Perry, h. 96 Perry Kealey Francis, bootmaker, 36 Fourth, h. 36 Fourth Kearns John J. painter, h. 161 First av. Kealey Lewis, tinsmith, 227 Stantqn, h. E. 46th Kearns Joseph, printer, h. r. 46 Rose 4 , Kealish Abraham, tailor, h. 162 Leonard Kearns Mary, wid. William, servant, h. r. 250 Mott Kealy Thomas, baker, h, r. Birmingham n. First av. Kearns Mary, dressmaker, h. 255 First av. Kealy Mark, carpenter, h. r. 130 Forsyth Kearns Mary, wid. Peter, dressmaker, fa. r. m J. Kean Catharine, wid. Peter, h. 403 Twelfth Mulberry Kean Charles, plasterer, h. 813 Av. A Reams Michael, laborer, h. 40 Hamilton Kean George, baker, h. r. 16 Anthony Kearns Patrick, umbrellamaker, h. 221 Seventh Kean Henry, liquors, 219 Hester, h. 217 Hester Keams Philip, junk, 91 First Kean James, waiter, h. 120 Twelfth Kearns Thomas, liquors, 66 Orange, h. 2 Franklin Kean Martin, drygoods, 76 Spring h. 76 Spring Kearns Michael, porter, h. r. 46 Rose Kean Michael, blacksmith, h. 68 SeyrhtHav. Kearny Edward, com. mer. 139 Front, h.95 W.1K): Kean Michael, carpenter, h. 130 W. oJLst Kearny John R. acct, 30 Wall, h. B ye Kean Michael, carpenter, h. E. 16th c. Av. B Kearny Mathew, butcher, h. r. 444 Tenth av. KEE 369 KEE Kearsing Caroline C. dressmaker, k. 48 Third Keefe Mary, wid. Andrew, h. r. 83 Monroe Hearsing George, manufacturer goldfoil plate, 49 Keefe Mathew, laborer, h. W. 19th Lispenard, h. 49 Lispenard Keefe Owen, harnessmaker, h. Third av. n. E. 42d Kearsing Geo. W. pianomaker, First ay. b. 296 Sixth Keefe Paul, smith, h. 180 Suffolk Kearsin x John J. policeman, h. 291 Sixth Keefer Adam, carman, h. 148 E. 28th Kearsing Thomas, late pianos, 8 Sixth Keefer Francis, carpenter, h. 444 Cherry Keary John, grocer, 26 Columbia, h. 26 Columbia Keefer Henry, cabinetmaker, h. r. 219 Broome Keary John, blacksmith, h. r. 76 Orange Keefer Jacob, butcher, 161 Eighth av. h. 187 W. 18th Keary Patrick, paperhangings, h. 220 E. 28d Keefer John (cord), laborer, h. 2 York Keas Ernst, shoemaker, h. 218 Fifth Keeffe Darby, carman, h. 18 Desbrosses Keasel John, mason, h. 254 Fifth Keeffe Francis, laborer, h. 90 Catharine Keasley Joseph L. leather, 888 B’way, h. First ay. c. Keeffe John, sailmaker, h. 42 Henry E. 29th Keeffe John, shoemaker, h. 143 E. 11th Keaslin Charles, laborer, h. 105£E. 28th Keeffe Mary A. h. 362 Ninth Keates William J. fireman, h. 302 W. 81st Keeffe Patrick, shoemaker, h. 77 Mulberry Keating Ambrose J. clerk, h. 79 Barrow Keeffe Timothy, shoemaker, h. 85 Orange Keating Arthur, asst capt. police, 49 Beekman, h. 68 Keeflfe William, confectioner, 146 Duane Cliff Keegan Ann, wid. Thomas, h. 843 First av. Keating Daniel, mason, h. 229 E. 17th Keegan Charles, h. r. 266 W. 82d Keating Francis, varnisher, 227 First av. Keegan Edward, laborer, li. 497 Tenth av. Keating Henry, grocer, 502 Gr’ nwich, h. 502 Green­ Keegan Edward, laborer, h. W. 89th n. Tenth av. wich Keegan John, laborer, h. 247 W. 16tli Keating James, laborer, h. 397 Twelfth Keegan John, liquors, h. 885 Twelfth Keating James, tailor, h. 268 Fifth Keegan Lawrence, sawyer, h. 202 W. 26t)i Keating James, carrier, 175 Av. A Keegan Mary, wid. Andrew, nurse, h. r. 26 Prince Keating John, tailor, h. 844 Twelfth Keegan Martin, grocer, 119 E. 11th, b. 119 E. 11th Keating John, mason, h. 519^ Ninth av. Keegan Michael, laborer, h. 33 Greenwich i Keating John, laborer, h. 188 E. 17th Keegan Michael, laborer, h. r. W. 48th n. Eighth av. i Keating John D. h. 82 Wooster Keegan Owen, laborer, h. 248 W . 16th Keating John D. grocer, 21 Peck 6l. h. 23 Peck si. Keegan. Owen, tailor, h. 79 Mulberry i Keating Maurice, liquor, 150 Centre & 111 Walker, h. Keegan Patrick, laborer, h. Second av. n. E. 40th \ 150 Centre Keegan Peter, clerk, h. 186 Beekman IKeating Michael, laborer, h. 266 Stanton Keegan Thomas, tailor, h. r. 124 E. 89th j Keating Morris, gardener, h. 318 Broome Keegan William, laborer, h. 348 First av. i Keating Moses, engineer, h. 69 Macdougal Keegan William, liquors, h. 74 Mulberry IIKeating Patrick, tailor, 22 Prince Keehn Conrad, cabinetmaker, 80 Fifth, h. 252 Fifth iKeating Peter, tailor^ h. 246 Mott Keehn Francis machinist, h. 89 Allen t Keating Thomas, grocer, 285 Stanton Keehr Patrick, plasterer; h. 181 First av. sKeating Thomas, junk, 105 Broad, h. 24 Water Keehr William, tailor, h. 184 Division SsKeating Thomas, painter, h. 259 First av. Keelahan Patrick, fireman, h. 22 Morris jKeating Thomas, waiter, h. r. 430 Cherry Keelan Peter, laborer, h. 153 W. 32d ^Keating Thomas W. machinist, h. 115 Henry Keelan Peter, varnisher, h. r. 15 Elizabeth ^Keating Thomas, laborer, h. r. 56 Roosevelt Keeland John, hotel, 1 West, h. 1 West tijKeating Tfiomas, porter, h, r. 182 Laurens Keelar Hester, wid. Smith, furnisher, 520 Pearl, h. •Keating Thomas, smith, h. 226 Sullivan 520 Pearl ^Keating William, laborer, h. 315 Av. A Keeler A. M. lumber, 5 South, h. 2 Willow, B 'klyn ^Keating William, rigger, h. 59 Roosevelt Keeler Amos, mer. h. 200 W. 28th IgKeaton Michael, carpenter, h. 122 E. 26th Keeler Andrew, boots, 21 Centre, h. 5 Reade pCeaton Patrick, engineer, h. 287 W. 25th Keeler Andrew, housemover, h. 808 First av. JKeator Henry, joiner, h. 118 E. 19th Keeler Catharine, wid. Patrick, h. 41 Cross iuKeatpr Jerman, carman, h. E. 39th n. Third av. Keeler David B. shipwright, 245 South, h. 133 E. 15th E Keator Jesse G. hotel, 86 Division, h. 1 Eldridge Keeler Elizabeth, wid. Joseph, 6 Centre .Keats George, butcher, Un. mkt. 230 Third Heeler George, harnessmaker, h. 106 Av. D “‘Keauffman Peter, tailor, h. 84 Seventh Keeler Henry II. com. mer. 484 Water, h. 188 E. 15th ^Heaver Conrad, carpenter, h. 157 W. 29th Keeler Hester, seamstress, h. 520 Pearl . Keay Alfred, seaman, h. r. 3 Doyers Keeler Isaac, tinsmith, h. 272 Spring ®Kebler John, tailor, h. 87 Allen Keeler James, liquors, 202 Av. C, h. 202 Av. C .Keehn Henry, cabinetmaker, h. r. 5 Minetta Keeler James R. & Co. com. mers. 109 Front, h. 87 jj%eck John, baker, 27 Roosevelt, h. 27 Roosevelt Lexington av. f*xeckeisen John, milk, 564 Fourth, h. 564 Fourth Keeler Jane A. milliner, 5 Amity, h. 5 Amity te^eckeisen Peter, porter, h. 168 Houston Keeler Jeremiah, carman, h. 852 Third j^Heckeissen Matheis, milk & butter, 173 Third Keeler John, laborer, h. r. E. 40th n. Second av. l"Scoter Frederick, hatter, h. 182 W. 89th Keeler John E. varnish, 92 John, h. William sburgh I -Kedey John, shoemaker, h. 84 City hall pi. Heeler Jno. M. silkgds. 105 William, h. 76 Second aV. s^Iedey James, sexton, h. r. 83 Christopher KEELER LONZO M. undertaker, 181 Orchard, h. 'i'Kee William, driver, h. 66 E. 82d 131 Orchard .Keech A. Horton, printer, h. 208 Sullivan Keeler Lyman H. carpenter, h. 484 Eighth av. •i'^eech Charles H. dentist, H i Third av. h. l l i Keeler Mary F. wid. Isaac, h. W. 87th n. Ninth av. Third av. Keeler Matthew, tailor, 523 Broadway, h. 63 W. 26th Speech Thomas, builder, 84 W. 82d Keeler Matthew, weaver, h. 892 Sixth /^CEECH W ILLIAM B. physician, 905 Broadway Keeler Matthew, tailor, 525 Broadway, li. 63 E. 26th fiKecch William G. painter, h. 249 Riyington Keeler Michael T. clerk, h. 114 Thompson ill*Ieef Daniel, stablekeeper, 113 E. 25th Keeler PeterJ laborer, h. 196 W. 26th Ceef Margaret, seamstress, h. 862 Madison Keeler Samuel, eggs, 298 Washington, h. 819 G’wich #iKeef Richard J. paints, 84 Av. D, h. 867 Ninth Keeler Stephen, clerk, h. 74 Second av. •li&eefe Alice, wid. James, h. 26 Oak Keeler Sylvester, clerk, 68 Chatham, h. 17 Bayard gjsfCeefe Arthur, laborer, h. 4 Chestnut Keeler Thaddeus, exch. office, 3 Crosby, h. N. Jersey to Ceefe Bernard, h. 122 Amity Keeler Theo. locksmith, Broadway, h. 74 Second av. ^Keefe David, carman, h. 262 Monroe Keeler Timothy H. laborer, h. 112 E. 22d gf$Ceefe Edward, laborer, h. 145 E. 28th KEELER WALTER, broker, 3 Nassau, h. 106 \^£eefe Edward, laborer, h. r. 79 James First av. Ceefe Ellen, fancystore, Second av. n. E. 88d Keeler William A. mer. 109 Front, h. B rooklyn -i^eefe Eugene, harnessmaker, h. Third av. c. E. 42d Keeler & Wandell, lumber, 5 South JSeefe Henry, liquors, 100 Bayard, h. 122 White Keeley James, blacksmith, h. 519 Broome , fceefe James, laborer, h. r. 77 Forsyth Keeley James, carman, h. 209£ Wooster ^ixeefe John, laborer, h. 244 Cherry Keeley James, drygoods, 1 Pine, h. Willicirfisourgh [eefe John, restaurant, 594 Broadway, h. 200 Crosby Keeley Patrick, ostler, h. 469 Fourth iSJCeefe John, tinsmith, h. 800 First av. Keeling Andrew (col’d), seaman, h. 35 Sullivan f. ^eefe John, laborer, h. 269 Monroe Keeling Rosa, nurse, h. r. 86 Forsyth ^j^eefe John, laborer, h. 726 Washington Keeling Solomon, jeweler, 122 Sixth av. 24 KEH 370 KEI Keeling William, tailor, h. 152 Barrow Keho Catherine, wid. Thomas, h. 192 W. 38d Keely Fergus, mason, h. 328 Monroe Keho James, stonecutter, h. 275 Av. A Keely James, blacksmith, h. 519 Broome Keho Mary, washing, h. r. 249 W. 16th Keely John, laborer, h. 392 Sixth Keho Peter, builder, W. 36th n. Eighth av. Keely Sylvester J. printer, h. 64 Thompson Kehoe Bernard, carriagemaker, h. 217 First av. Keen Caroline, nurse, h. 302 W. 31st Kehoe Davider, butch. 16 Centre mkt h. 327 Second Keen Charles, decorator, h. 422 Eighth ay. av. Keen Conrad, laborer, h. W.43d b. Ninth & Tenth avs. Kehoe Dennis, carpenter, h. W. 45th n. Tenth av. Keen Henry B. mer. 11 Gold, h. 333 Livingston, Kehoe Edward, bricklayer, h. 16 Rivington Brooklyn Kehoe Gustavus, bookbinder, h. 241 William Keen Samuel T. joiner, h. r. 84 Cannon Kehoe James, stonecutter, h. 275 Av. A Keen William H. baker, h. 142 Christopher Kehoe John, shipjoiner, 44 West, h. 42 Carlton a?. Keen William J. liquors, 162 William, h. 162 William B rooklyn Keen Washburn A. liquors, 221 Grand, h. 43 Allen Kehoe John, tailor, h. 290 Mott Keenan Bridget A. wid. Jas. tailoress, b. 221 E. 20th Kehoe Julia, wid. Bryan, h. r. 126 E. 22d Keenan Catharine, dressmaker, 373 Twelfth Kehoe Michael, boardingh. 18 Chestnut Keenan Charles, lace, 43 John Kehoe Michael, tailor, h. 6 Cornelia Keenan Christopher, laborer, h. r. E. 38th n. First av. Kehoe Mathew, liquors, 138 Perry, h. 138 Perry Keenan Dennis, umbs. 16 Whitehall, h. 16 Whitehall Kehoe Peter, late keeper, h. r. 216 Elizabeth Keenan Farrell, carman, h. 157 Mott^ Kehoe Peter, police, h. 83 W. 17th Keenan Frederick, painter, h. 457 Ninth av. Kehoe Wm. boots, 143 Greenwich, h. 143 GrVich Keenan Hugh, mason, h. 183 Ludlow Keichver Jacob, tanner, h. 180 Rivington Keenan James, blacksmith & liquors, 355 W. 26th, h. Keidler Kenrick, cabinetmaker, h. r. 94 Essex 209 Tenth av. Keifer George, milk, 85£ Delancey, h. $5$ Delancey Keenan James, bricklayer, h. 470 Ninth av. Keifer Jacob, turner, 115 Attorney, h. 180 Rivington Keenan James, cabinetmaker, h. 180 Av. A Keiffer Christian, boardingh. 124 Greenwich Keenan James F. carpenter, h. 228 Sullivan Keigen Owen, smith, 342 Cherry, h. 169 Madison Keenan John, laborer, h. r. 112 E. 22d Keighin Charles, carpenter, h. 259 Monroe Keenan John, porter, h. r. 229 W. 25th Keighley John, carman, h. 56 Marion Keenan John, baker, h. 147 Av. A i Keighra Farren, carman, h. 157 Mott Keenan John, charcoal, h. 412 Madison Keihlitz Charles, cooper, h. r. 12 Dominick Keenan John, grocer, 131 Anthony, h. 131 Anthony Keil Charles, boots, 285 Bowery, h. 285 Bowery Keenan John, laborer, h. 192 E. 11th Keil Charles, baker, 196£ Orchard, h. 196£ Orchard Keenan John, plasterer, r. 26 Second av. h. 26 Keil Christian, tailor, 164 Sixth av. Second av. Keil George tailor, 8. N. William & 211 William, h. Keenan Mary, wid. Michael, milk, 235 Walker 31 Duane KEENAN OWEN, rags, 263 Av. A, h. 265 Av. A Keil Francisco, baker, 196J Orchard Keenan Owen, laborer, h. 137 Goerck Keil John, tailor, h. 21 Elm Keenan Owen, liquors, 44 East, h. 44 East Keil Magnus, tailor, h. 3 Chrystie Keenan Patrick, carpenter, h. 45 W. 13th Keil Michael, cabinetmaker, h. 343 E. 12th Keenan Patrick, com. 44 & 45 W. Washington mkt. Keil Valentine, lithographer, h. 278 Monroe h. 135 Cedar Keiley David, grocer, h. 244 W. 17th Keenan Patrick, moulder, h. 311 Eighth Keiiey John A. saddler, h. 138 Sullivan Keenan Patrick, porter, h. 481 Pearl Keiley Lawrence, police, h. 36 Whitehall Keenan Robert, gardener, h. r. 73 Hamersley Keiley Matthew, builder, r. 36 W. 15th. h. 105 Keenan Terrance, junk, 153 E. 16th Twelfth Keenan Thomas, agent, 173 W. 15th, h. 133 W. 16th Keiley Philip, late tailor, h. 641 Fourth Keenan Thomas, laborer, E. 24th n. e. r. Keiley William, laborer, h. r. 25 W. 18th Keenan Thomas, quarryman, h. E. 40th n. First av. Keilly James, bricklayer, h. 163 E 11th Keenan William, police, 285 W. 33d Keilper Heinrich, tailor, h. 66 Ridge Keenan William, mason, h. 291 First av. Keilt James, laborer, h. 502 Greenwich Keenan & Carr, com. 44 & 45 W. Washington mkt. Keilty James, grocer, 454 Washington, h. 454 Keene Hannah, wid. William, h. 372 Tenth Keiley Bartholomew, grainer, h. 323 Eighth iKeene Henry, glasspacker, h. 26 Elizabeth Keily Elizabeth, wid. William, h. 84 Bank Keene Stephen S. physician, h. 304 Fourth Keily Jeremiah, cooper, 52 Frankfort Keenen Isabella, wid. James, h. r. 518 Tenth av. Keily Thomas, laborer, h. 260 E. 14th Keens Joseph B. pickles, h. 223 W. 17th Keim Adam, cabinetmaker, h. 176 Essex "KEEP HENRY, manuf of umbrellas & parasols, 53 Keim Adam, butcher, 212 Broome, h. 212 Broome j Cortlandt, h. Madison, N. J, Keim Frederick, butcher, h. r. 56 Av. B Keep John C. jewelry, 20 Maiden la. h. Providence Keim Jacob, shoemaker, h. 109 Willett Keep & Phillips, jewelry, 20 Maiden la. Keim John, baker, 328 Delancey, h. 328 Delancey | Keeper John, butcher, 141 Troy, h. 133 Troy Keim William, butcher, 335 Madison, h. 33o Madison ; t Keeping Richard, jeweler, 5 Wall, h. 9 Morris Keim William, prof mus. h. 332 Houston •Keer Henry B. carman, 92 Av. D Kein Elizabeth, wid. Richard, h. 309 Av. A Keers John, police, h. 831 Broadway Kein Thomas, carman, h. 386 Tenth Kees Frederick, paperhanger, h. 218 Fifth Keinder George, mason, h. r. 182 E. 28th *■Keese John, auctioneer, 377 Broadway, h. Brook­ Keir Alexander, stonecutter, h. r. 13 W. 12tn lyn Keirnan James, laborer, 102 W. 27th lr Keese Seth C. h. 6 Allen Keiman Bernard, plasterer, h. 222 W. 23d Keese Samuel T. leather, 22 Ferry, h. Brooklyn Keirnan Charles, moulding, 360 Broome •Keese Theodore, druggist, 80 Maiden la. h. Cooper8- Keirnan John, printer, h. 242 E. 14th town. Keirnan Patrick, bootmaker, h. 203 R.Jdtn Keese Theodore E. porter, h. 76 Charlton Keirns John, baker, 327 Ninth, h. 327 Ninth Keesing Thomas H. pawnbroker, 61 Rose Keirns Patrick, builder, h. 165 Av. B Keester Franz, jeweler, h. 238 Fifth Keirstadt George, h. 205 E. 13th Keevan Pierce, laborer, h. r. 51 Mulberry Keirstead Benjamin, shipcarpenter, n. iw> Keevan Thomas, tailor, h. r. 101 Mott Keisel John, tailor, h, 267 Second Kegan Daniel, carman, h. 343 First av. Keiser Elias, tailor, h. 82 Lewis Kegan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 282 W. 17th Keiser George, carman, h. 278 Ay. g Kegan Thomas, carman, h. 165 E. 22d Keiser J. clothing, 110£ William, h. 20 Rose m Kegg John, baker, 212 E. 21st, h. 212 E. 21st Keiser Jacob, tailor, h. 214 Av. A Keggen Patrick, laborer, h. 53 W. 25th Keiskem Jacob, police, r. 103 Hester ICegie John, blacksmith, h r. 76 Forsyth Keisling Charles, carving, h, 168 E, 24tn Kehl Conrad, tailor, h. 70 Orange Keister Francis, jeweler, 238 Fifth Kehl George J. shoemaker, h. 116 Greenwich Keith Bethuel, physician, h. 157 Wooster Kehl Joseph, musician, h. 236 W. 44th Keith Charles, clerk, 194 Broadway, h. 84 ifi. ^ Kehlenbeck Harmon, liquors, h. 87 Tenth av. Keith Charles W. boots, h. National b. Kehler Cathar. wid. Martin, b. W. 44th, n. Ninth av. Keith Henry R. hoots, 36 Broadway, h. Kehney Xavier, tailor, h. 170 Division Keith Shepard C. dealer in mining stocKB, w Kehnle John, carpenter, h. 199 Av. B h. EL Newark KEL 371 KEL Keith, Brothers & Co. boots & shoes, 86 Broadway Kel ey Cornelius, shoemaker, h. 92 Washington Keiting John M. D. machinist, h. 4 Cannon Ke ey David H. policeman, h. 77 Oliver Keitz John, boardingh. 181 Cedar Kelley Daniel D. clerk, 283 Pearl, h. 166 W. 43d Keitz John, tailor, h. 240 E. 14th Kelley E. flowers, 12 John, h. 158 W. 17th Kemp Michael, tailor, h. 200 E. 17th Kelley Eli, late broker, 87 Wall, h. 218 Twelfth Kelagher Owen, pedler, h. r. 64 Ridge Kelley Eliza, wid. Richard, saloon, 77 Gold Kelbey Thomas, laborer, h. 205 E. 2Uth Kelley Elizabeth, wid. Thomas, h. 250 Tenth Keldz John, shoes, h. 145 Eighth av. Kelley Francis E. marblecutter, h. 81 King Kelekan Thomas, boardingh. 28 Washington Kelley Frederick M. broker, 43 Wall, h. 268 G’wich Keleher Cornelius, laborer, h. W. 13th c. Tenth av. Kelley George, watches, 115 Roosevelt, h. 115 RVelt Keleher Daniel, carman, h. r. E. 47th n. First av. Kelley Henry A. d goods, 18 Broad, h. B righton, Ma. Keleher Denis, laborer, h. r. 10 Hamilton Kelley Henry C. 2d, shipping office, 12 South, h. New Keleher Patrick, clerk, h. 20 Monroe Bedford Keleher Patrick, laborer, h. 208 E. 19th Kelley Howlett, machinist, h. W. 48d n. Seventh av. Keleher Thomas, laborer, h. 5 Pelham Kelley James, sculptor, 897 Twelfth KELENEN HENRY, grocer, 265 Bleecker Kelley James, wagoner, h. r. 209£ Wooster Keler Michael, stevedore, h. 135£ Washington Kelley Jeremiah, plasterer, h. 242 Rivington Keley John, carpenter, h. Ninth av. c. W. 81st Kelley John, carman, h. r. 233 Mulberry Keley Thomas, laborer, h. r. 73 Hamersley Kelley John, drygoods, 31 Cedar Kelham Martin D. feed, 44 Wooster, h. 30 Amity Kelley John, carpenter, 260 Ninth, h. 166 Fulton av. Kelher Dennis, pedler, h. 123 W. 19th B rooklyn Keliher Cornelius, laborer, h. r. 38 W. 11th Kelley John, tailor, h. 119 Mulberry Kell Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 122 E. 26th Kelley John, painter, 294 First av. * Kell Frederick, laborer, h. 461 Second av. Kelley John, mariner, h. 42 Sheriff Kellaer Charles, laboror, h. 92 Willett Kelley John C. & Son, physHans, 259 Bowery Kelland Thomas H. teacher, h. 59 Monroe Kelley John W. physician, 259 Bowery, h. 261 Wash­ Kellehar W illiam, laborer, h. r. 319 Third av. ington, B rooklyn Kelleher John, carpets, 292 Broadway, h. W. 92d n. Kelley Joseph, engraver, 61 Bleecker, h. 327 Gold, Fifth av. B rooklyn Kelleher Timothy, upholsterer, h. 4 Birmingham Kelley Margaret, h. 202 W. 26th Kellen Ralph, carpenter, h. 173 First av. Kelley Margaret, wid. Michael, h. r. 10 Mulberry Kellenberger John, porterh. 101 Pitt Kelley Martin, laborer, h. r. 82 Mulberry Keller Adam, barber, h. 38 Pike Kelley Martin, tailor, h. 275 Mulberry Keller Balthar, beer, 835 Seventh av. h. 535 Sev. av. Kelley Matthew, laborer, h. 277 Mulberry Keller Charles M. lawyer, 57 Chambers, h. 128 Madi­ KELLEY MICHAEL, boardingh. 487 Washington son av. Kelley Michael, drover, h. 9 Sixth Keller Ellen, wid. John H. bakery, 116 Norfolk Kelley Michael, liquors, 487 Washington Keller Francis & Co. liquors, 224 Second, h. 224 Sec’d Kelley Michael, laborer, h. 248 Laurens Keller Frederick, butcher, 428 Ninth av. h. Ninth Kelley Michael, stonecutter, h. 220 E. 23d av. c. W. 37th Kelley Mike, laborer, h. E. 32d n. Second av. Keller George, barber, 355 Third'av. Kelley Norman, mer. 9 Cedar, h. Yorkmlle Keller George, cabinet, h. 110 W. 82d Kelley Owen, laborer, h. 341 W. 48d Keller Ignatz, importer, 191 Pearl Kelley Patrick, baker, h. 77 Henry Keller Jacob, boxmaker, r. 77 Wooster, h. 84 Wooster Kelley Patrick, engineer, h. 250 Tenth Keller John, beer, 225 W. 88th Kelley Patrick, pedler, h. 513 Tenth av. Keller John, shoemaker, h. 146 Church Kelley Peter, moulder, h. r. 549 Pearl Keller John F. shoemaker, h. 84 Pitt Kelley Peter, stonecutter, h. 586 Fourth Keller John J. mer. 116 Pearl KELLEY RICHARD J. hotel, 35 Chambers Keller Joseph, carman, h. r. 162 W. 20th Kelley Richard W. teacher, h. 25 Grove Keller Joseph, smith, 267 Second Kelley Thomas, bricklayer, h. 344 First av. Keller Julia, wid. Charles, h. r. 99 Allen Kelley Thomas, seaman, h. 408 Madison Keller Leonard, tailor, h. 45 Av. B Kelley William, carman, h. 135 W. 42d Keller Leopold, clerk, h. 116 Greenwich Kelley William, patternmaker, h. 513 Tenth av. Keller Louis, soapfactory, 9 Delancey, h. 139 Chrystie Kelley William, porter, h. 13 Monroe Keller Mary, dressmaker, h. 125 Waverley pi. K ELLEY A. W. & BROTHER, imps, cloths, plushes, Keller Mary, h. 178 Elizabeth damasks, &c. 86 John Keller Mathias, restaurant, 17 Mers\ ex. h. B rooklyn Kelley & Sloane, brokers, 43 Wall Keller Michael, clerk, h. W. 86th n. Tenth av. Kellihen Timothy, upholsterer, li. 4 Birmingham Keller Pierce, machinist, h. 417 Tenth Kelling F. A. clerk, h. 80 Howard Keller Peter, saloon, 63 Av. C, h. 63 Av. C Kellinger Dewitt C. patent medicines, 476 Broadway, Keller Thomas, plumber, 370 Sixth av. h. 68 W. 29th h. Yonkers Keller William, brassturner, h. r. 194 Eldridge Kellinger Samuel, hotel, 287 & 289 Broome Keller Xavier, beer, 224 Second, h. 224 Second Kelliss Sarah, wid. Sylvester (col’d), h. 51 Watts Keller Xavier, shadepainter, h. 132 Houston Kellner Anthony, matches, h. 483 Second av. KELLER & LIN GG, importers of German & French Kellner Joseph D. drugs, 344 Seventh av. fancygoods, and musical instruments, 191 Pearl Kellner John G. polisher, h. r. 56 Macdougal Kellerman A. tailor, h. 15 Anthony Kellner Mary, wid. Gustavus, h. r. 146 Clinton Kellers Fred, liquors, 178 Greenwich, h. 113 Cedar Kellock George, harness 129 Grand, h. 149 Mulberry Kellers John K. grocer, 172 Fourth, h. 172 Fourth KELLOCK GEORGE JR. superintendent Rotunda, Kellers William J. pianoforte, h. 166 W. 16th' park, h. Rotunda, park Kellet Margaret, wid. Solomon, h. r. 87 Willett. Kellock James, fancygoods, 473 Eighth av. Kellett John, h. 378 Pearl Kellock John, harness, 129 Grand, h. 816 Broome Kelley Andrew, feed, 254 First av. h. 254 First av. Kellock & Son, harness & collars, 129 Grand Kelley Andrew, clerk, h. 35 W. 13th Kellogg Aaron W. stationery, 88 John, h. Brooklyn Kelley Augustus W. imp. 36 John, h. 207 W. 18th Kellogg Benjamin, hotel, h. 475 Pearl Kelley Anthony, laborer, h. 121 Roosevelt Kellogg Charles, captain, h. r. 161 W. 89th Kelley Austin, saws, 186 W. 19th, h. — W. 16th Kellogg Chas. com. mer. 20 Pine, h. 148 Hicks, Kelley Bernard, boots, 375 First av. Brooklyn Kelley Bernard, carman, h. W. 45th n. Tenth av. Kellogg Charles C. silks, 144 Broadway, h. Clifford h. Kelley Bridget, wid. John, h. 523 Tenth av. Kellogg Charles H. currycomb manf. 1 Cedar, h. Kelley Bridget, vegetables, Clinton market, h. 481 Lansinghv/rg Washington Kellogg Chas. W. com. mer. 16 Water, h. 278 W. 24th Kelley Catharine, wid. Michael, h. r. 167 W. 13th Kellogg Daniel W. iron, 101 Pearl, h. 106 Clinton, Kelley Catharine, wid. Michael, h. 227 E. 17th B rooklyn Kelley Catharine, wid. Terence, h. r. 303 Mulberry Kellogg David S. grocer, 24 Carmine, h. 246 Bleecker Kelley Catharine, wid. James, sewing, h. 248 E. 13th Kellogg Day O. iron, 101 Pearl Kelley Charles, mer. 36 John, h. 103 Clinton pi. Kellogg Dwight, naval office, c. h. h. 209 Columbia Kelley Caroline H. tailoress, h. 408 Madison B rooklyn Kelley Christopher, tailor, h. r. 211 Hester Kellogg E. A. broker, 82 Wall, h. WilMdnxsbv/rgh Kelley Cornelius, police, h. 174 Chambers Kellogg E. Bruyn, mer 96 Barclay KEL 372 KEL Kellogg E. M/physician, 93 Fourth ay. Kelly Duncan, liquors, h, W. 49th n. Eleventh av. Kellogg Earl, printer, h. 192 Grand KELLY EDWARD,* liquors, 304 Front Kellogg Edward, mer. 47 Stone, h. Brooklyn Kelly Edward, laborer, h. r. 40 Hamersley H* cIerk» 16 Water, h. 147 W. 13th Kelly Edward, hatter, 167 Av. A, h. 167 Av. A KELLOGG EDWARD N. agent, 196 Fulton Kelly Edward, liquors, 483 E. 12th, h. 483 E. 12th Kellogg Elijah C. lithographer, 87 Fulton, h. Hartford Kelly Edward, tailor, h. 662 Greenwich Kellogg Epenetus, h. 56 Second ay. Kelly Edward J. liquors, 19 Oak, h. 19 Oak Kellogg Geo. G. drygoods, 145 B’dway, h. Judson’sh. Kelly Edward T. shoemaker, h. 36 Thompson Kellogg Henry L. liquors, 44 Water, h. 239 W. 21st Kelly Eliza, wid. Rich’d. liquors, 77 Gold, h. 77 Gold Kellogg Henry M. mer. 54 Cedar Kelly Elizabeth, wid. William, h. 215 W. 17th Kellogg James, h. 6 Rivington Kelly Elizabeth, wid. Michael, h. 637 Washington Kellogg James, mer. 122 Front, h. Jersey Ciizy Kelly Elizabeth, wid. Peter, h. r. 44 Hamersley Kellogg John D. h. 390 Third ay. Kelly Elizabeth, wid. Timothy, h. 181E. 27th Kellogg John P. & Co. imps, wines, &c. 44 Water Kelly Elizabeth, art. flwrs. 12 John, h. 158 W. 17tb Kellogg John Q. manf. agent, 1 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Kelly Ellen, wid. Arthur, provisions, Centre mkt. h. Kellogg Joseph, willowware, 128 Canal, h. 58 Beach 169 Mulberry Kellogg Joseph L. agt. 564 Eighth av. h. 564 Eighth av Kelly Francis, dining saloon, 131 Av. D, h. 131 Av.D Kellogg Joseph W. hats & caps, 128 Canal, h. 58 Beach Kelly Francis, laborer, h. 247 W. 43d Kellogg Norman G. silks, 98 Liberty, h. B rooklyn Kelly Francis, pedler, h. 220 Cherry KELLOGG RALPH, mer. 2 William, h. Flatbush Kelly Frederick, slate, Washington c. Troy, h. 258 Kellogg Sylvester T. drygoods, 32 Liberty, h. 22 Cot­ Greenwich tage pi. Kelly Garret, liquors, 209 Seventh av. Kellogg Timothy, broker, 40 South, h. Brooklyn Kelly George, driver, h. 204 E. 33d Kellogg Warren C. sec. ins. co. 52 Wall Kelly George, jeweler, h. 115 Roosevelt Kellogg Warren S. sec. 16 Exchange pi. h. Long I, Kelly George, tailor, h. 211 Greene Kellogg William, printer, Trib. office, h. 3 Harrison Kelly George T. teacher, h. W. 74th n. Tenth av. Kellogg & Co. iron, 101 Pearl, & 64 Stone Kelly Henry, laborer, h. 809 Monroe Kellogg & Dubois, haybrokers, 40 South Kelly Henry, butcher, 56 University, pi h. 75th, Kellogg, Merritt & Nichols, silks, 98 Liberty Bloomingdale Kelloren Thomas, pedler, h. 311 Tenth Kelly Henry, laborer, h. r. E. 48th n. First av. Kellott Charles W. com. mer. 44 Water, h. 278 W. 24th Kelly Henry, laborer, h. 272 W. 28th Kells Edmond, carpenter, h. r. 58 Ridge Kelly Henry A. drygoods, 18 Broad Kells William, laborer, h. r. 34 Roosevelt Kelly Honor, wid. Patrick, dealer, h. 49 Cross Kellum James, marblemanf. h. 45 Elizabeth Kelly Hon ora, wid. John, washing, h. r. Third av. b. K elly------, laborer, h. r. 19 E. 11th E. 29th & 30th Kelly Abby, wid. Patrick, h. 1774 Hester Kelly Hugh, drygoods, 138 Bowery, h. 216 Second av. Ke ly Alexander, machinist, li. 51 Goerck Kelly Hugh, fendermkr, 346Broome, h. 108Elizabeth Kelly Agnes, wid. John, tailoress, h. 4 Sixth Kelly Hugh, grates, 346 Broome, h. 313 Broome Kelly Andrew, carman, h. W. 43d n. Ninth av. Kelly Hugh, vegetables, Wash’ton mkt h. First av. Kelly Andrew, cooper, h. 639 Washington Kelly Hugh, laborer, h. r. 280 Mulberry Kelly Ann, wid. Francis, drygds. Third av. n. E. 42d Kelly Hugh, shipfastener, h. 585 Grand Kelly Ann, wid. Michael, h. 157 E. 21st Kelly Hugh, tailor, 128 Orange Kelly Ann, wid. William, h. 311 Stanton KELLY JAMES, baker, 330 Pearl, h. 830 Pearl Kelly Anna, music, h. 244 Ninth Kelly James, h. 52 Eighth Kelly Annie, school, 1089 Broadway, h. 1089 B’dway Kelly James, bootmaker, 562 Hudson, h. 73 Fourth Kelly Anthony, turner, 33 Vestry, h. 81 King Kelly James, boardingh. 44 Mulberry Kelly Antonio, laborer, h. 77 Henry Kelly James, boilermaker, h. 305 Spring Kelly Antony, carpenter, h. 74 Macdougal Kelly James, carpenter, h. 149 Seventh av. Kelly Archibald, shoemaker, h. 2 Congress Kelly James, carpenter, h. 97 Seventh Kelly Arthur, carman, h. 36 Third av. Kelly James, carpenter, h. 113 E. 11th Kelly Arthur, laborer, h. 233 Elizabeth Kelly James, carpenter, h. r. 309 Madison Kelly Arthur, coal, 238 Elizabeth, h. 233 Elizabeth Kelly James, carpenter, h. 137 W. 13th Kelly Arthur, laborer, h. r. E. 39th n. Second ay. Kelly James, clothing, 9 Battery pL b. 9 Battery pi Kelly Augustus, police, h. 216 Spring Kelly James, cooper, h. Broadway c. W. 49th Kelly Austin H. salesman, 191 Broadway Kelly James, h. 23 Elm Kelly Barney, carman, h. 44 Bank Kelly James, laborer, h. 90 Broome Kelly Barney, carman, h. 296 W. 45th Kelly James, laborer, h. 317 Av. A Kelly Barney, laborer, h. 1054 Reade Kelly James, laborer, h. 304 Greenwich Kelly Bernard, carpenter, h.102 E. 11th Kelly James, laborer, h. r. 55 James Kelly Bernard, laborer, h. 75 Hamersley Kelly James, laborer, h. 310 Mott Kelly Bernard, liquors, Av. B c. E. 15th s, h. 282 W. 27th Kelsey John, shipwright, h. 275 Seventh Kelly Samuel, exchange, h. 116 Yarick Kelsey John J. salesman, h. 82 Hudson Kelly Samuel R. com. mer. 77 Front, h. Brooklyn Kelsey William, carpenter, h. 292 Fifth Kelly Sarah, wid. Patrick, h. 467 Fourth Kelsey William, rigger, h. 17 Cannon Kelly Simon, laborer, h. W. 46th n. Eighth av. Kelsey William, shoemaker, h. 61 Orange Kelly Simon, pianomaker, h. 44 Allen Kelsey William H. clerk, h. 266 Greenwich Kelly Steph. fruit, 1& 2Washington mkt. h. 201 Wash. KELSEY W. & C. coal & wood, 12 Atlantic & Colum­ Kelly Susan, washing, 517 Houston bia c. Warren Brooklyn Kelly Thady, plasterer, h. 65 Av. B Kelsey & Fowler, sashes, 298 Delancey Kelly Theodore, fruit, Clinton mkt. h. 487 Wash1ton Kelso Andrew J. pilot, 169 South, h. 25 Orchard Kelly Theodore, poultry, &c. 10 Clin. mkt. h. 500 Kelso James, pilot, h. 1 Forsyth Greenwich Kelso John T. pilot, h. 192 Eldridge Kelly Thomas, laborer, h. 116 W. 42d Kelso John S. mer. 62 William, h. 123 Bleccker Kelly Thomas, boilermaker, h. 357 W. 26th Kelter Francis, laborer, h. r. 105 Lewis Kelly Thomas, brassfinisher, h. r. 87 Orange Kelter Bernard, grocer, 801 First av. h. 301 First av. Kelly Thomas, carman, h. r. 121 Sheriff Kelton Benjamin, clerk, h. 210 Greene Kelly Thomas, carpenter, 4 & 5 Benson, h. 19 E. 11th Kelton Moses, shoemaker, h. 79 Orange Kelly Thomas, clerk, h. r. 65 Chrystie Kelton Robert, carman, h. r. 82 Essex Kelly Thomas, coachmaker, h. 149 E. 11th Kelty Thomas, laborer, h. 225, E. 20th Kelly Thomas, carman, h. 263 Stanton Kelty Gibbons L. windowshades, 289$ Broadway & Kelly Thomas, carpenter, 2 Dey 54 Reade, h. 158 W. 25th Kelly Thomas, clerk, h. 14 Monroe KELTY N. Moore Kingsland Edmund, bricks, h. 51 Perry King Robert, weaver, h. r. 272 W. 28th Kingsland Eliz. wid. John, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. King Robert M. paperstainer, 277 W. 31st, h. Albany Kingsland Frazier, teamster, h. r. E, 44th n. Firs KIN 383 KIP Kingsland Jacob, shipcarpenter, h. 87 Cannon Kinney Michael, milk, h. 176 Broome Kingsland John, willow ware, 11 John Kingsland John A. clerk, h. 86th n. Ninth av. Kinney Nicholas, laborer, h. r. 121 Sheriff Kinney Owen, grocer, 15 Sixth Kingsland John H. pumpmaker. h. 372 Ninth Kingsland Joseph J. fish, || Fulton inkt h. 164 Sands, 122 Anthony B rooklyn oort Kingsland Nathaniel, clerk, 139 Front, h. Jersey O ity Kinney Thomas, nailer, hTlO'FWillett^ Kingsland Peter, painter, h. 817 Greenwich Kinney Thomas, varnishmaker, h. 140 Trov Kingsland Phineas H. clerk, 4 Hall of records K IN N EY & CLINE, hotel, 262 Hudson 7 Kingsland Richards & Co. looking-glasses, 38 Cortl’dt, Kinney, Easton & Co. cottonbrkrs. 152 Pearl iff Jersey Oity KINNIER JAMES, physician, h. 613 Hudson Kingsland Roger & Co. fish, 12 Fulton mkt. h. 125 Kinnier John, mason, h. 20 Stanton Second av. KIN N ILLY W ILLIAM A. importer «fc wholesale Kingsland Sarah, wid. Elisha, h. 48 Third av. dealer in French & English perfumery & toilet Kingsland Thomas, musician, h. 80 Crosby < goods, 21 Maiden la. h. Clifford hotel Kingsland William, painter, 82 Grove, h. 82 Grove Kinnin Jno. driver, — Washington, h. r. 26 Second av. Kingsland William C. hotel, 357 Grand, h. 357 Grand Kinny David, painter, 297 Bowery, li. 8 First Kingsland W. 95 Liberty, h. Jersey C ity Kinny Mahlon, liquors, Hudson c. Dominick, h. W. Kingsland D. & A. & Sutton, 55 Broad 48th n. Tenth av. Kingsland C. & Rutan, fish, 11 Clinton m kt Kinschle Thomas, laborer, h. 291 W. 16th Kingsland Comstock <&Co, fish, 4 Fulton m kt Kinsel Simon, baker, h. 197 Franklin Kingsland W. & D. painters, 207 Bleecker, h. 207 Kinsela Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 38 Elizabeth Bleecker Kinsella Catharine, widow, h. 154 Reade Kingsley Caroline, capmaker, W. 42d bet. Eighth & Kinsella Daniel, shoemaker, h. W. 44t.h n. Fifth av. Ninth avs. h. W. 42d Kinsella Edward, laborer, h. 38 Sheriff KINGSLEY ELISHA, watches & jewelry,22 Maiden Kinsella James, carpenter, h. 222 E. Eleventh la. h. 118 Lawrence, B rooklyn Kinsella John, drover, h. 123 First av. Kingsley Ezra M. mer. 22 Broad, h. 104 W. 13th Kinsella Francis X . clerk, 111 Broadway Kingsley Jacob, carpenter, h. 87 Cannon Kinsella Thos. liquors, 389 Madison, h. 389 Madison Kingsley John, engineer, h. 1057 Broadway Kinsella Thomas, oysters, 111 Roosevelt, h. I l l Kingsley Junius E. oil naphtha rnanuf. 31 Broadway, Roosevelt V h. Norwich, Conn. Kinsella William, clerk, h. 338 Water Kingsley J. L. civil engineer and stereographer, r. r. Kinselle Maria, wid. Patrick, h. 264 W. 28th depot build.------Franklin, h. 1057 Broadway Kinsey Benjamin D. painter, 96 W. 27th Kingsley Norman W. dentist, h. 858 Broadway Kinsey Christian, coffee, h. 31 Greenwich Kingsley Ruby, wid. John, h. 199 Ninth av. Kinsey Daniel, oysters, 266 Bowery Kingsley Simeon, blankbooks, 240 Pearl, h. F lu sh ­ Kinsey James, saloon, 144 (Chatham, h. 144 Chatham ing Kinsey James E. late agent, h. 120 E. 27th Kingsley & Shaw, blankbooks, 240 Pearl Kinsey James P. sashmaker, h. 120 E. 27th Kingsmill Thomas, printer, h. 209 Greene Kinsey John D. spices, 212 West, li 384 Wash’ton Kingsnorth John, roofer, h. 97 W. 16th Kinsey Samuel, carriage trimmer, h. 128 Hammond Kingston Elias, seaman, li. 244 Seventh Kinsey Stephen, shoemaker, h. 274 E. 27th Kingston John, cards, h. 81 Rivington Kinshimer Edward B. agent, h. 819 Fourth av. Kingston Joseph, upholsterer, h. 27 Washington Kinsla Joseph, carpenter, h. E. 37th n. Third av. Kingston Lime & Cement Company, 412 West Kinsler Charles, laborer, h. r. 47 Clinton Kingston William, baker, 1 Chatham sq. h. 28 Divis’n Kinsler Christian, tailor, 22 Peck si. Kingstown John, cabinetmaker, h. 22 Sullivan Kinsler Louis, milkman, h. W. 39th n. Tenth av. Kinier John E. mason, h. 18 Stanton Kinsley Dennis, laborer, h. 3 Little Broadway Kink Henry, laborer, h. r. 51 Ludlow Kinsley Edward, laborer, h. 38' Sheriff Kinkard Thomas, roofer, h. 140 First av. Kinsley Frederick, police, h. 169 E. 27th Kinkead Thomas, clerk, li. 196 Canal Kinsley Hudson, phys’n, 111 Amity, h. 142 M’dougal Kinkede Jane, wid. James, 244 E. 14th Kinsley John, contractor, h. r. 131 E. 26th Kinkel Henry, shoemaker, r. 29 Rose Kinsley Nicholas, laborer, h. 120 W. 27th Kinkele John, butcher, 145 W. 20th, h. 145 W. 20th Kinsley Patrick, boatman, h. 63 Greenwich Kinlan Bridget, dressmaker, h. r. 231 Mott Kinsley Patrick, plasterer, h. 106 E. 11th Kinley Theobald, jeweler, h. 263 Houston Kinsley Patrick, porter, h. r. 32 Madison Kinloch James, weaver, h. r. 163 W. 15th Kinsley Rufus B. express, 1 Wall Kinn Michael, h. 240 W. 16th Kinsley Rufus D. express, 1 Wall, h. F all R iver Kinna Michael, shoes, h. E. 40th n. Third av. Kinsley William H. druggist, 62 Yesey, h. I l l Amity Kinnally John, driver, h. 156 E. 27th KINSLEY & CO. express, 1 Wall Kinnally Patrick, laborer, h. 156 E. 27th KINSLEY & DARLING, druggists, 62 Yesey KINN AN ALEX. P. pro vis. 117 Warren, h. 91 Kinslow James B. bond clerk cust. h. h. W burgh Clinton pi. Kinstrey John, boile’ maker, h. 77 W. 27th Kinran Archibald, boatman, h. 327 Rivington Kinzee George, clerk, h. r. 124 LudloW Kinne Asa, publisher, Astor house, h. Blooming- Kinzey William O. drygoods, 227 Eighth av. h. 227 dale Eighth av. Kinne Wm. D. physi. 634 B’dway, h. 634 B’dway Kinzie Thos. grates, 9 Seventh av. h. 225 Seventh av. Kinneday George, pedler, h. 109 Laurens Kinzinger Abraham, caps, h. r. 53 Ludlow Kinner Catharine, wid. John, h. 172 Mulberry Kinzy Owen, fancygoods, 433 Eighth av. h. 433 Kinner George H. butcher, 15 Clinton mkt. h. Wash­ Eighth av. ington c. Leroy Kip B. Livingston, 192 Broadway, h. 55 Bleecker Kinner Jesse C. police, 38 Barclay, h. 145 Reade Kip Cornelius, express, 58 William, h. W'burgh Kinner John, butch. 15 Clint, mkt. h. 621 Greenwich Kip Elbert S. h. 334 Fourth Kinner William, butcher, 1 Centre mkt. Kip Ellen, wid. Luke, late mer. h. 139 E. 18th Kinnersley Henry, engraver, h. 388 Bowery Kip Henry, harbormaster, 38 South, h. 73 E. 29th Kinnersley Phebe, teacher, h. 388 Bowery Kip Isaac, h. 82 Watts Kinnery Edmund, drover, h. 16 Sixth Kip Isaac jr. broker, 54 Wall, h. 57 London terrace Kinney Ann, widow, h. Congress pi. Kip James H. h. Bond st. hotel Kinney Edward, mason, h. 354 Twelfth Kip John, h. 14 Hubert Kinney Eliza, boardingh. 99 Church K IP LEONARD W. lawyer, 192 Broadway, h. 55 Kinney Franklin S. lawyer, 140 Broadway Bleecker Kinney G. O. broker, 34 Liberty, h. 24 Vandam Kip Livingston, lawyer, 192 B’ way, h. 55 Bleecker Kinney Geo. cottonbrkr. 152 Pearl, h. 119 Second av. Kip Nancy H. wid. Samuel, h. 97 Prince Kinney George F. merchant, h. 40 Seventh Kip Thomas, h. 130 Fourth Kinney George H. butcher, h. 146 Leroy Kip Thomas J. lawyer, r. 10 Centre Kinney Honora, wid. Thomas, h. 122 Anthony Kipferl Leonard, grocer, 285 Second, h. 285 Second Kinney Isaac, tinsmith, h. 35 Stanton Kipling Richard, imp. 32 Maiden la. h. 66 Seventh Kinney James, coachman, h. 196 Sixth av. Kipp Abraham, paperruler, h. 73 Orchard Kinney Luke, h. r. 217 Hester Kipp Albert R. carpenter, h. 159 W. 26th Kinney Michael, hatpresser, h. r. 167 W. 18th i Kipp Anthony, starch, 60 Allen, h. 60 Allen KIR 384 KIR Kipp Charles, upholsterer, h. W. 45th. n. Fifth av. Kirchner Frederick, upholsterer, 210 Canal, h. 176 Kipp Charles T. liquors, 535 Hudson, h. 535 Hudson Canal Kipp Eden, wheelwright, W. 39th n. Broadway, h. Kirchner Jacob, railingmaker, h. 71 W. 15th 199 W. 14th Kirchner & Lowenbein, upholsterers, 210 Canal Kipp George & William, porterh. 16 W. Broadway Kirchoff Otto F. teacher, 333 Br’dway, h. 870 Biker Kipp George W. hotel, 10 W. Broadway, h. 56‘Watts Kirer Mary, 184 E. 33d Kipp Henry, jeweler, h. 47 Greene Kirgan James, carman, h. 233 Stanton Kipp Isaac N. late grocer, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Kirhhoff Jacob, brewer, 193 & 195 E. 33d Kipp James J. segarmaker, 18 Av. D, h. 18 Av. D Kirk Alex, carpenter, h. r. 639 Washington Kipp James S. speculator, h. 123d n. Eighth av. Kirk Andrew, brewer, 13 James, h. Albany Kipp Jeannet, sewing, h. 215 Mott Kirk Ann, wid. William, nurse, h. 99 Norfolk Kipp John, shoemaker, 4^ Amity, h. W. 33d b. Kirk August, saloon, 5 Av. A Eighth and Ninth avs. Kirk Charlotte, h. 104 Suffolk Kipp John J. fruit, foot of Vesey, h. Jersey City Kirk Columbus, shipcarpenter, h. 845 Sixth Kipp John wheelwrht. 163 Eldridge, h. 161 Eldridge Kirk Cornelius, hatpresser, 134 Pitt, h. 134 Pitt Kipp Margaret Ann, wid. Francis A h. 48 Delancey Kirk Edward^ potatoes, 2 Washington mkt h. 50 Kipp Mary (col’d), wid. Thomas, h. 33 Sullivan Harrison Kipp Moses J. butcher, 35 Washington mkt. and Kirk Edwin R. sailmaker, 195 West h. Hoboken slaughtcrh. E. 39th n. Third av. h. 106 3$. 39th Kirk Ellen, wid. Stephen, tailoress, h. 206 Greene Kipp Quinby, whlwrht 163 Eldridge, h. 161 Eldridge Kirk George, carman, h. 147 Norfolk Kipp Samuel C. carpenter, 29 Fourth, h. 68 Horatio Kirk George W. carpenter, h. 138 Stanton Kipp Solomon, stages, W. 26th c. Ninth av. h, 10 La­ Kirk Isabel, wid. Joseph, dressmaker, h. 246 W. 16th martine pi. Kirk James, laborer, h. r. 154 Orchard Kipp Thomas H. bookbinder, h. 11 Mangin Kirk James, bootmaker, h. 34 Lewis Kipp William, carman, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Kirk John, carpenter, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Kipp William, wines, 130 Canal, h. 130 Canal Kirk John, builder, h. 51 Oak Kipp William & Anthony, starch, 60 Allen Kirk John, engraver, 218 Fulton, h. Hoboken Kipp William, grocer, 57 Stanton, & starch, 60 Allen, Kirk John, sugarrefiner, h. 41 Scammel h. 57 Stanton Kirk Lewis J. carman, h. 149 Stanton Kipp Q. & Son, wheelwrights, 163 Eldridge Kirk Patrick, tailor, h. r. 33 Cross KIPP & BROWN, stageproprietors, W. 36th, c. Kirk Robert J. locksmith, h. 101 Clinton Ninth av. KIRK THOMAS hotel, 395 Bowery Kippax Samuel, umbrel. 233 Bleecker, h. 27 Down’g Kirk Thomas, laborer, h. r. 88 Broome Kipple John, cooper, h. 7 Pelham Kirk Truman B. planer, h. 44 Av. D Kippling Ellen, wid. Joshua, h. 392 Bleecker Kirk William, carpenter, h. 72 Crosby Kippots B. chairs, 327 Fifth Kirk William, fancygoods, 123 Chatham, h. 163 Elm Kippser Adam, carpenter, W. 51st n. Tenth av. Kirk William M. prov. 233 & 235 Front h* 65 Third Kirby Caleb, boxmaker, 9 Orange, h. 10 Goerck Kirkaldy Eliza, nurse, 520 Greenwich Kirby Edward, physician, 70 Bleecker, h. Conn. Kirker Catharine, wid. James, h. 175 Henry Kirby Edmund, smith, h. 365 Cherry Kirker James B. bookseller, 151 Fulton, h. 175 Henry Kirby George E. c. h. clerk, h. Brooklyn Kirkham Benjamin W. lawyer, l40 Broadway, h. 168 Kirby Isaac F. clothier, 30 & 34 Yesey, h. Jersey Gold, Brooklyn City Kirkland Caroline M. wid. William, h. 45 Irving pL Kirby James, baker, h. r. 159 First av. Kirkland Charles P. lawyer, 89 Wall, h. 76 E. 21st Kirby James, turner, h. r. 251 Spring Kirkland George, carman, h. 272 W. 27th Kirby James E. carman, h. 286 Broome Kirkland James, pianomaker, h. r. 17 Pitt Kirby John C. grocer, 643 Washington, h. 643 Wash­ Kirkland James, sashmaker, h. 96 Amos ington Kirkland Jennet, capmaker, h. 96 Amos Kirby John F. mer. 401 Broadway, 72 Tenth Kirkland Joseph, clerk, 10 Park pi. h. 45 Irving pL Kirby John H. paper, h. r. 103 Hester Kirkland Thomas, weaver, h. W. 41st bet Seventh & Kirby Leonard, drygoods, 23 Dey, h. 2 Carroll pi. Eighth avs. Kirby Lovina, wid. Thomas, grocer, 286 Broome Kirkland William R. mer. 125 Pearl, h. 86 Remsen, Kirby Robert J. bookbinder, h. 427 Greenwich Brooklyn Kirby S. F. Eugene, builder, h. 72 Tenth Kirkland & Birdseye, lawyers, 89 Wall Kirby Samuel W. pork inspect. Wash’n n. Spring, Kirkland & Vonsacks, mers. 125 Pearl h. 18 King Kirkman John, soap & candles, 80 Catharine, h. 94 Kirby Stephen R. physician, h. 72 Tenth E. Broadway Kirby Theodore, physician, h. 72 Tenth Kirkpatrick Cath. wid. Wm. boarding, 10 Greenwich Kirby Thomas, laborer, h. 110 E. 22d Kirkpatrick Charles, mer. 16 ex. pi. h. 120 Ninth Kirby Timothy, laborer, h. r. 158 Orchard Kirkpatrick Isaac, carpenter, h. 47 Oak Kirby Timothy, pedler, h. 244 Mott Kirkpatrick James, carpenter, h. 72 Ninth av. Kirby Valentine, dryg'ds, 23 Dey h. 165 Macdougal Kirkpatrick James, tailor, 121 Walker, h. 121 Walker Kirby W. L. teller, Duane c. Chatham, h. 15 E. 31st Kirkpatrick James, carman, h. 649 Greenwich Kirby William, provisions, h. 157 E. 24th Kirkpatrick John, clerk, h. 398 Greenwich Kirby William, tract miss. h. 26 King Kirkpatrick John, laborer, h. 249 Monroe Kirby William H. carman, h. 141 E. 26th Kirkpatrick Moor, manuf. 173 W. 32d, h. 173 W. 82d Kirby L. & Y. & Co. drygoods, 23 Dey Kirkwood John, porter, h. r. 50 Yandam Kirchbaun William D. butcher, 211 Ninth av. h. W. Kirland William, laborer, h. r. 320 W. 29th. 36th n. Tenth av. Kirns Jeremiah, laborer, h. 131 E. 16th Kircheis Ferdinand, bootmkr, 41 Cliff, h. 483 Sixth av. Kirrans John, liquorrectifier, 399 Ninth av. Kircheis Frederick, bootmaker, h. 483 Sixth av. Kirrans John, night work, h. 247 Av. A Kircheis Henry, musician, h. 136 W. 29th Kirsch Daniel, housemover, h. r. 146 W. 40th Kircher Charles, grocer, 171 Suffolk Kirsch John, driver, h. 424 Seventh av. Kircher Henry, grocer, 282 Sixth, h. 282 Sixth Kirschbaum Alexander, tailor, h. 159 Laurens Kircher John, bootmaker, 215 Mercer, h. 215 Mercer Kirschbaum Wm. D. butcher, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Kircher John, tailor, h. r. 93 Norfolk Kirschner Henry, carpenter, h. 129 Willett Kirchhof Charles, instruments, 36 Thomas, h. 86 Kirschner Teit, tanner, h. 134 Third Thomas Kirschoffer George, beerhouse, 328 Seventh av. Kirchhof Christian, shoemaker, 90 Greenwich & 27 Kirshner Catherine, wid. washer, h. r. 162 Orchard Morris, h. 90 Greenwich Kirsinger Louis, porterhouse, 123J Third av. h. 1S»» Kirchhof Peter, brewer, 124 Seventh av. Third av. Kirchhoff Frederick O. teacher, 833 Broadway, h. 870 Kirsten Henry, gloves, 270 William Bleecker Kirstein August & Co. segars, 19 N. Wm. h. 19 N. Wm Kirchhoff George, clerk, h. r. 407 Broome Kirsy Alfred, clerk, h. 143 Sixth av. Kirchhoff George, tailor, h. r. 58 Mott Kirtland Charles A. 356 Broadway, h. 107 E. 18th Kirchhoff Jacob, furs, h. 150 Cherry Kirtland Charlotte, wid. Ambrose, h. 141 Eighth Kirchhoffer Joseph, tailor, h. r. 169 W. 35th Kirtland Constant, u. s. b. warehouse, 52, 54, & w Kirchhuff Christian, tailor, h. 104 Ludlow Broadway Kirchner Emil, oysters, 211 Third av. h.211 Third Kirtland Frederick S. clothing, 64 Nassau av. Kirtland George, carman, h. 272 W. 27th K IU 385 KLE Kirtland Gil. A. shipstores, 205 South, h. 155 Monroe Kivan Esther, widow, h. 171 Second Kirtland J. T. broker, 48 Wall, h. Orange,, N. J. Kiver Louis, shoemaker, h. 234 Third Kirtland John, broker, 48 Wall Kivan Alice, wid. Michael, h. 21 Laurens Kirtland William, clothes, 81 Cedar, h. 59 East B’way Kivlen Patrick, porter, h. 257 Walker Kirtland & Co: brokers, 48 Wall Kivlin Daniel, cooper, h. r. 157 Perry Kirton Henry, plasterer, h. 78 W. 15th Kivlin Lackey, candy, 38 Sheriff, h. 38 Sheriff Kirton Joseph, carpenter, h. 21 Ay. A Kiyler John M. dockbuilder, Tenth c. Av. B h. 364 Kirwan Martin, stonecutter, h. 42 c. Fifth av. Ninth Kirwan Michael, laborer, h. 289 E. 18th Kiyler Peter, dockbuilder, Tenth c. Av. B, h. 275 Kirwan Mbfris, laborer, h. 239 E. 18th- Third Kirwan Pi&rick, coachman, h. 245 Third ay. Kizer Francis, chairmaker, h.r. 176 Third Kirwan Patrick, seaman, h. 204 Av. C Kizer Mary, boardingli. 117 Hudson Kirwan Thomas, shoemaker, h. 216 Walker Kizer Wm. stonerubber, h. 189 Seventh av. Kirwan Thomas, tailor, h. 503 Ninth av. Kizer William S. late police, h. 117 Hudson Kirwen John, carman, h. 128 Seventh av. Klaber Simon, marble, 160 Allen, h. 193 Allen Kirwin Martin, tailor, h. r. 103 Mott Klaerich Frederick A. beer, 140 Delancey . Kirzh Peter, shoemaker, 4 E. Clinton pi. Klag Philip, carver, h. 152 Third Kisar William, barber, h, 172£ Cherry Klages Augustus, tailor, h. r. 260 Stanton Kischner Henry, carpenter, h. 129 Willett Klain Jacob, foundry, h. 195 Orchard Kisar John, mariner, h. r. 145 Duane Klaiman David, tailor, h. 40 Hamilton Kisler Adam, carman, h. r. W. 40th bet. Seventh & Elan Mathias, shoes, 163 Church, h. 163 Church Eighth avs. Klanchinent Louis, cabinetmaker, h. 41 Scammel Kisor Lovicy, wid. Jacob, clothing, 132 Third av. h. Klang Andrew, shoemaker, 617 Washington 182 Third av. Klank Christian, machinist, h. 50 Attorney Kissam Benjamin P. banker, 40 Wall, h. 60 State, Klapper Seligman, library, 66 Suffolk, h. 66 Suffolk Brooklyn Klaprouth Henry, grocer, 20 Perry, h. 20 Perry Kissam Benj. T. law’r. 61 Chambers, h. 381 Gr’nwich Klark Luke, jeweler, 15 Bedford Kissam Ed. varnish, 92 John, h. B rooklyn Klase August, tailor, h. 162 Third Kissam Elizabeth, wid. Joseph, fancygoods, 40 KlaubergCarl, cutler, r. 59 Ann, Sixth av. Kline Michael, porter, h. r. 53 Anthony Knapp Ellen, wid. Daniel, h. 183 Houston Kline Nicholas, manfr. 52 Henry, h. 52 Henry Knapp Emeline, wid. Jacob F. boarding, 122 Essex , Kline Peter, boatman, h. 274 Monroe Knapp Francis A. liverystable, 51 Chrystie, h. 51 Kline Philip, cook, h. 69 Yesey Christopher _ Kline Phillip, weaver, h. W. 44th n. Tenth av. KNAPP FREDERICK W. fancygoods, 48 Dcy, b.7 Kline William, policeman, h. 152 William Grove, Jersey City Kline William B. clerk, h. 54 Leroy [napp F. WilsOn, bookkeeper, 84 Broadway, b. Klineman Lemuel, pedler, 691 Fourth Brooklyn Kling Charles, broker, 551 Grand [napp George, diemaker, r 31 Rose Kling Charles, exchange, 137 Delancey [napp George C. pork. Clinton mkt. <&527 Washing­ Kling Frederick, pianofortmkr. h. 196 Av. A ton, h. 548 Greenwich T Kling Henry, tailor, 456 Grand, h. 456 Grand ’napp George H. drygoods, 57 Broadway, b. 14 h- 1 9 Read© Knapp Jonathan, blacksmith, h. 415 Ninth ay. BANK, W. 14th c. Eighth av. KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE CO. E. Knapp Jonathan, policeman, h. 548 Greenwich 14th c. Eighth av. Knapp Joshua, late carman, h. 12 Stanton Knickerbocker Frederick, h. 240 W. 20th Knapp Josiali P. carpets, 254 Broadway, h. Orienta, Knickerbocker George B. salesman, 19 Park d1 h, Westchester co. Jersey C ity ** Knapp Lewis R. agent, h. 84 Spring Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Co. 64 Wall Knapp Louisa, wid. Joshua, h. r. 10 Stanton Knickerbocker Ice co. 190 & 888 West Knapp LyOn, carman, h. 124 Broome Knickmeyer William, carman, r. 6 Second av. h. r. 6 Knapp Margaret, h. 67 W. 25th Second av. 'Knapp Mary, wid. Moses, h. 856 Sixth Kniddel Vermont, musician, h. 29 Marion Knapp Mary Ann, wid. Lyman, h. 148 Charles Kniess George, turner, 74 Elizabeth, h. 74 Elizabeth Knapp Montgomery, carman, h. 215 W. 17th Kniff Philip J. cabinetmaker, h. r. 81 Crosby Knapp N. A. clothier, 83 Maiden la. h. 86 Lex. av. Kniffen Peter, flshdealer, 339 Third av. Knapp Ora H. broker, 110 Broadway, h. 89 W. 86th Kniffin Sarah A. widow, h. 833 Grand Knapp Peter B. drug. 863 Hudson & 471 Eighth av. Kniffin Wm. H. grocer, 488 Greenwich, h. 50 Vestry h. 208 W. 81st Kniffin L. M. & Co. millinei a, 581 Broadway Knapp Peter K. com. mer. 43 & 45 Broad, h. F ort Knight Abraham, broker, 189 Front, h. 97 S. Third, Washington WUliamsburgh Knapp Robert A. tapper Croton wat h. 22? W. 17th Knight Abram jr. teller, 80 Wall, h. Yonkers Knapp Robert M. provisions, 16 Clinton mkt. & 527 Knight Abraham, oils, 59 Fulton, 428 Water & 189 Washington, h. 48 Clarkson Front, h. 25 Market Knapp Robt, M. provisions, 527 Washington, h. 44 Knight Andrew, baker, 156 W. 18th Clarkson Knight Calvin, broker, 9 Coenties si. h. B rooklyn Knapp Ruth, wid. Eben, h. 214 Broome Knight Caroline, wid. George, h. 219 Wooster Knapp Samuel, mer. 205 Duane Knight Clark, drygoods, 406 Cherry, h. 406 Cherry Knapp Samuel T. grocer, 104 West, h. Jersey City Knight Clarissa, boardingh. 406 Cherry Knapp Shepherd, pres, mechanics’ bank, 33 Wall, h. Knight Daniel, carpenter, h. 70 W. 13th 2 Washington sq. Knight Daniel, clerk, h. 8 Minetta Knapp Simeon N. dryg’fls, 197 Spring, h. 193 Prince Knight Daniel, clerk, h. 84 Cottage pi. Knapp Stephen H. bookkeeper, h. 1051 Broadway Knight Daniel, plumber, W. 28th c. Broadway, h. 49 Knapp Tamar, milliner, 457 Pearl, h. 457 Pearl W. 28th Knapp William, baker, 93 W. Broadway Knight Daniel, smith, 524 Twelfth Knapp Wm. liquors, 256 Washington, h. 55 Vestry Knight Daniel J. carpenter, h. 78 W. 13th Knapp William H. h. r. 74 Suffolk Knight Daniel M. fancygoods, 53 Cedar, h. Union, Knapp William, policeman, n. 143 W. 20th B rooklyn Knapp Wm. B. grocer, 641 Houston, h. 165 Wooster Knight Ebenezer, surgeon, 172 W. 17th Knapp William H. collector, 10 Centre, h. 74 Suffolk Knight Edward J. pictureframes, h. 224 Walker Knapp Wm. H. mer. tailor, 241 Bleecker & 823 Broad­ Knight Edwin, tailor, h 8 Columbia pi. way, h. 70 Bedford Knight Edwin R. chemicals, h. 8 Columbia pi. Knapp William K leather, 76 Gold, h. 16 Clinton p i Knight Emanuel, tobacco, 124 Front, h. 89 Mercer Knapp Wm. P. imp. mahog. h. 837 Cherry Knight Fenno, wid. Joseph, 236 Spring Knapp William R. daguerreian, 103 Bowery & 559 Knight George, carriages, h. 201 Wooster Broadway, h. 188 E. 19th Knight George, mer. 180 Water Knapp C. & W. wines & brandies, 256 Washington Knight Henry, tobacconist, h. 28 Thompson Knapp J. L. & Son, grocers, 104 West Knight Henry, imp. 124 Front, h. 89 Mercer KNAPP P. B. & G P. druggists, 862 Hudson Knight Holland L. perfumer, 841 Broadway, li. 648 KNAPP S. H. & CO. coal, 26 Clinton Broadway Knapp & Peck, mers. 205 Duane Knight Horatio G. buttons, 55 Maiden la. h. East Knappheide Harman, grocer, 281 W. 21st Hampton Knappmann Charles, segars, 1911 Cherry Knight Isaac, driver, li. 328 Monroe Knapson William (col’d), laborer, h. r. 26 Clarke Knight James, clerk, h. 11 Laight Knauer Andrea, tailor, h. 77 First av. Knight John, painter, h. 295 W. 82d Knauer Andrew, prov. 1 Centre m kt h. 245 Elizabeth Knight John, seaman, li. 85 Washington Knauer Charles, bedsteads, 437 Fourth Knight Joshua, framemaker, 57 White, h. 1031- Knauer John, bakery, 13 King, h. IS King Sixth Knauer Nicholas, carpenter, h. 237 Rivington Knight Margaret C. 52 Barclay Knauf George, smith, h. 199 Av. B Knight Napoleon, tobacco, 124 Front, h. 89 Mercer Knaufft Ferdinand F. leather, 83 Gold, h. 21 Irving pi. Knight Nathaniel, mer. 180 Water, h. 34 Cottage pi. KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHNE, mers. 167 B’way Knight Nehemiah, com. mer. 68 Broadway, h. 66 Knebel Harman, Oil, h. 27 Greenwich ‘ Harrison, B rooklyn Knebeschuch EdwM, turner, 39 Greene, h. 74 W. 33d Knight Newton, commission, 9 Coenties si. Kneble Henry, min. water, r. 458 Fourth Knight Rebecca, wid. Solomon, h. 39 Mercer Knecht Caroline, dressmaking, 14 Moore Knight Samuel, drygoods, h. 119 W. 26th Knechtel Jacob, boilermaker, h. 159 Av. A Knight Sylvester, tobacco, 124 Front, h. 89 Mercer Knedel Carl, blacksmith, h. 208 Av. B Knight Thomas, gasfitter, h. r. 112 Clinton pi. Kneeland Charles, h. Waverley house Knight Thomas, captain, h. 86 Perry Kneeland Charles, shipping, 49 William, h. Long Knight Thomas, seaman, h. 274 Canal Island Knight Wallace B. florist, 558 Eighth av. & Eighth KNEELAND F. L. gunpdr, 168 Front h. 26 Henry av. c. W. 180th, h. 558 Eighth av. Kneeland Furman L. gunpowder, 168 Front, h. 126 Knight William, bhtcher, h. 99 Norfolk Henry Knight William, plumber, 78 Fourth a’v. h. 190 Kneeland Martha C. wid. Lawrence, h. 38 Warren Seventh Kneeland Henry, 49 William, h. 66 W. 14th Knight William, carpenter, h. r. 188 E. Broadway Kneeland Joseph C. printer, 57 Ann, h. 7 Dunham pL Knight William II. coachdriver, h. 177 W. 27th WUliamsburgh Knight William W. jewelry, 170 Broadway, h. P ro­ Kneeland Miles, brewer, h. 106 Greenwich av. vidence .Kneeland William C. Woodworth patent,62 Cortlandt, Knight D. M. & Co. fancygoods, 58 Cedar h. 88 Warren Knight N. & Co. mers. 180 Water Kneger Jacob, tailor, h. 81 Ludlow Knight Brothers, imps. 124 Front Kneibe John, bricklayer, h. 206 Rivington Knight & Quera, perfumers, 841 Broadway Kneihtli John, shopman, h. 266 Fifth Knight & Vankirk, umbrella mountings, 6 Cedai Kneisel Jacob, shoemaker, h. 17 Anthony Knighton John, engineer, h. 218 E. 28a Kneisel Joseph, fitter, h. 58 Chrystie Knipa William F. carpenter, h. 810 Ninth Kneisel Louis, shoemaker, h. 23 Anthony Knipe Ellen, washer, h. r. 162 Orchard Knell George, cabinetmaker, 176 Forsyth Knipe Matilda, wid. James, h. r. 1271 Forsyth Kneyels Daniel C. clerk, h. 40 E. Broadway Knipe William, cabinetmaker, 18 Pell &87 Eldridge, Knevitt Geo. M. &Co. agents, 65 Wall, h. 541 Houston h. 180 Eldridge KNO 388 KOC Knipple Louis, tailor, h. r. 163$ Suffolk Knox Clarissa, wash’g (coVd), wid. John, h, 8 Albany Kniprt Philip, carman, h. 99 A y. A Knox Edward, coppersmith, 215 Fulton, h. 20 Rose Knise Henry, tailor, h. 583 Fourth Knox James, janitor, h. 67 Crosby Knisely William, silkgoods, 149 Broadway, h. Man­ Knox James, tailor, h. 219 First av. hattan hotel Knox Jane, dressmaker, h. 355 W. 26th Knispel Henry, physician, h. 505 Eighth ay. Knox John, moulder, h. Tenth av. b. 43d 35 & 37 Broad, h. 139 Lawless James, mason, h. 95 W . 82d Lawless John, tailor, h. 81 Roosevelt LaWForsythenl7 H' horseshoer’ 213 Forsyth, h. 218 Lawless Mary, wid. Matthew, shirts, h. r. 78 Third av. Lawrence Herbert, shipbuilder, h. 95 Columbia Lawless Michael, carpenter, h. 170 E. 16th Lawrence Herbert, jr. shipbuilder, h. 267 Henry Lawless Michael, waiter, h. r. 207 Mercer Lawrence Isaac A. surveyor, 81 WalLh. 171 W 2“>d Lawless Richard, baker, h. 105£ Reade Lawrence Isabella, widow, h. 78 King Lawless Richard, carman, h. 859 W. 46th Lawrence Israel C. clerk, h. 864 Pearl Lawless Richard, seaman, h. r. 82 Trinity pi. Lawrence J. R. coal, 157 Broadway, h. Jersey/ City Lawless Thomas, baker, h. 448 Washington Lawrence Jackson, h. 14 Leroy W1'* Lawlin Richard E. shipmaster, h. 157 W. 16th Lawrence Jacob, carriagemaker, h. 471 Third av. Lawlor John, broker, 894 Water, h. 894 Water Lawrence James (col’d), porter, h. 131 Elizabeth Lawlor John, carpenter, h. 222 W . 21st Lawrence James, horsedealer, h. 147 E. 25th Lawlor John, tailor, h. 163 Reade Lawrence James, stable, 129 E. 24th Lawlor Patrick, laborer, h. r. 648 Washington Lawrence James D. bookkeeper, h. 132 Broome Lawn Ann, wid. John, h. 119 W. Broadway Lawrence James W . agent, h. 299 Sixth Lawn David, oysters, h. 64 Laight Lawrence James W . plasterer, h. 141 W. 85th Lawrance Alex, granitedr. 764 Water, h. 17 Wooster Lawrence Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, 20 Grand & 247 Lawrance Margaret A. wid. Thomas, h. 264 Fourth Spring, h. 556 Greenwich Lawrance William R. brewer, h. 228 W . 22d Lawrence Jeremiah, porter, h. 95 W . 19th Lawrance William R . & Co. brewery, W . 26th n. Lawrence Jesse, laborer, h. 188 W . 27th Tenth av. h. 228 W . 22d Lawrence John, printcolorer, 83 Spruce, h. 83 B. Lawre Thomas, carpenter, 171 W. 35th Broadway Lawrence —, milk, 190 Division, 188 Houston & Lawrence John, woodmouldings, 898 Ninth, 110 Stanton c. Lewis, h. — Stanton E. 27th & 291 Grand Lawrence Abraham, h. 60 E. 23d Lawrence John, liquors, 48 Jackson, h. 43 Jackson Lawrence Abraham, cabinetmaker, h. 19 Desbrosses Lawrence John, mer. 4 Jones* la. Lawrence Abm. (col’d), whitewasher, h. 108 Sev’th av. Lawrence John, oysters, h. 215 Spring Lawrence Abraham R. h. 77 E. 15th Lawrence John, rigger, h. 25 Hamilton Lawrence Albert jr. carpenter, h. 811 Henry Lawrence John, segarmaker, h. 285 Houston Lawrence Alexander C. restaurant, 847 Broadway Lawrence John A . joiner, h. r. 270 Third Lawrence Alexander M. h. Lex. av. c. E. 21st Lawrence John D. mor. 140 Pearl, h. 1 Willoughby, Lawrence Alfred N. acc't. 122 Water, h. 100 E. 14th B rooklyn Lawrence Ann, dressmaker, h. 114 Twelfth Lawrence John L. h. 100 E. 14th Lawrence Ann, wid. Daniel, boardingh. 113 Christo­ Lawrence John M. carpenter, 155 Av. A pher Lawrence John N. turner, h. 61 Mangin Lawrence Augustus L. tailor, h. 31 W . 84th Lawrence John R. coachmaker, 854 Broadway, li. 43 Lawrence Benjamin, stagedriverr h. W . 4lst n. Se­ E. 22d venth av. Lawrence John S. clerk, h. 126 Leonard Lawrence Benjamin, stationery, 80 John Lawrence John S. lawyer, 67 Wall Lawrence Bryan, butcher, 13 & 14 Centre mkt, h. 95 Lawrence John W . mer. 142 Front, h. F lushing Stanton Lawrence Jonas E. cabinetmaker, 20 Grand & 247 Lawrence Caroline, A. wid. Thomas, boardingh. 84 S t Spring, h. 556 Greenwich Mark’s pi. Lawrence Jonathan, agents 89 Liberty, h. E. 88th n. Lawrence Catherine, wid. George, h. 144 Charles Madison av. Lawrence Catherine, wid. Nathaniel, h. 55 Morton, Lawrence Jordan, carman, h. 74 Morton Lawrence Charles, rigger, h. 651 Water Lawrence Joseph, moulder, h. 807 Tenth av. Lawrence Charles A. grocer, 276 W . 17th, h. 76 Lawrence Joseph, mer. 85 Broad, h. 139 Eighth Fourth av. Lawrence Joseph, silversmith, h. 95 W . 19th Lawrence Chas. W . comptroller’s clerk, 5 Hall Tea h. LAW REN CE‘JOSEPH C. notary, 65 Wall 100 E. 14th Lawrence Joseph P. blacksmith, h. r. 201 Broomo Lawrence Chloe (col’d), wid. 5 Front, h. r. 174 Essex Lawrence M. B. widow, h. 226 Tenth Lawrence Cornelius W. pres, bank, state of N. Y . 36 LAW RENCE MACHINE SHOP, 51 Broad Wall, h. Manhattanville Lawrence Margaret A. wid. Oliver, h. 486 Grand Lawrence Daniel, carman, h. 124 Sixth av. Lawrence Martha, nurse, wid. John, h. r. 126 Eldridge Lawrence Daniel H. strawgoods, 46 Cortlandt, h. LAW RENCE M ARTIN M. daguerreotypes, 381 Brooklyn B’way, h. 33 Atlantic, Brooklyn, (see co ld lea f) Lawrence David F. baker, 9 Goerck, h. 9 Goerck Lawrence Mary, wid. James, h. 103 Cannon Lawrence Deborah, 21 W . 12th Lawrence Mary, wid. William, h. 108 Norfolk Lawrence Diana (col’d), wid. Joseph, h. r. 26 Clarke Lawrence Mary E. wid. William, h. 73 Morton Lawrence Dominick L. h. 26 E. 22d Lawrence Newbold, late drygoods, 127 Fulton, h. 45 Lawrence Edward, carman, h. 206 Monroe E. 29th 1 * Lawrence Edward D. salesman, h. 189 Grand Lawrence Odell, millwright, h. 281W. 28th n. Ninth Lawrence Edward H. pianofortes, h. 260 W . 29th av. LAW RENCE EFFINGHAM N. storage, 104 Wall, Lawrence Peter, h. 280 W . 24th h. 50 W . 17th ’ Lawrence Peter, tailor, Av. A c. E. 13tli Lawrence Effingham W. u. s. weigher, cus. h. h. Lawrence Philip, barber, 267 Lewis Flushing Lawrence Reuben, B. milk, 804 Stanton & 133 Hous­ Lawrence Elijah, lumber. 162 Monroe, h. 166 Orchard ton, h. 804 Stanton Lawrence Elizabeth, h. 172 E. 23d Lawrence Richard, imp. 60 Beaver, h. 56 Walker Lawrence Elizabeth, wid. Elisha, h. 136 W. 20th Lawrence Richard, h. 255 Henry Lawrence Elizabeth, wid. Jacob, h. 205 W. 26th Lawrence Richard, salesman, 85 & 87 Broad, h. 83 Lawrence Elizabeth, wid. Solomon, h. 215 W . 26th London terrace Lawrence Elizabeth, wid. William, h. 187 Fifth Lawrence Richard M. h. 77 E. 15th LAWRENCE ELIZABETH, baker & rnanuf. of Lawrence Roderick, real estate broker & negotiator fancy buiscuits, 11£ Third av. of loans, 75 Nassau, h. Williamsbicrgh Lawrence Eloise L. wid. Augustine H. h. 37 E. 22d Lawrence S. 8. physician, h. 248 Delancey Lawrence Eugene, lawyer, h. 224 W . 19th Lawrence Samuel, mer. 41 Broadway, h. Boston Lawrence Ferdinand, mer. 69 Pearl, h. 29 Broadway Lawrence Samuel A. wheelwright, 121 Allen Lawrence Frances, wid. Edward shirtmker, h. 206 Lawrence Sami. S. physician, 46 Sheriff, h. 46 Sheriff Av. C Lawrence Smith, diygoods, 89 Liberty, h. 8 Lawrence, Lawrence Frederick A. acct. 234 Front, h. 96 Second, Brooklyn WiUia/msburgh Lawrence Start R. stagedriver, h. 209 W. 26th Lawrence Friend, clerk, h. 204 E. Broadway Lawrence Thomas, laborer, h. r. 134 W. 18th Lawrence George (col’d), threads, h. 151 Church Lawrence Thomas jr. drygoods, 89 Liberty Lawrence George N. drugs, 122 Water, h. 52 E. 21st LAWRENCE THOMAS, lawyer, 8 Clinton c t h. 19 Lawrence Henry, h. 224 W. 19th Hubert Lawrence Henry, ropemaker, 108 Wall, li. Bushicick LAW RENCE THOMAS, hotel, 14 Greenwich av. h. Lawrence Henry, lithographer, 86 John 27 Amos 26 LAW 402 LEA Lawrence Thomas M. amer. messenger, h. 883 At­ Lawton Abner, flour, 280 Front, h. 60 Pike lantic, Brooklyn Lawton Alice, wid. Robert, h. 318 Broome Lawrence Thomas N. 122 Water, h. Metropolitan ho. Lawton Angelina, wid. Geo. W. h. 815 Broome Lawrence Tobias, inspector, h. 883 Sixth av. Lawton Cyrus, lawyer, 124 Nassau, h. New Rochelle Lawrence Walter S. oysters, 860 Sixth ay. h. 79 W. Lawton Edward, butter, Washington mkt h. 411 19th Greenwich Lawrence Watson E. h. 50 W. 17th Lawton George J. carman, h r. 61 Willett Lawrence William, actor, h. 185 Grand Lawton James N. agent, 71 John Lawrence William, carman, h. 175 W. 44th Lawton John, mason, h. 156 Yarick Lawrence William, shipbuilder, h. 40 Lewis Lawton J. Warren, lawyer, 16 Wall,h. Now Rochelle Lawrence Wm. toys, 269 Bleecker, h. 269 Bleecker Lawton Margaret, wid. Peter, h. r. 10 York Lawrence William B. manuf 419 Cherry, & hard­ Lawton Maria, wid. Benj. h. 34 Thompson ware, 85 Ay. D, h. Av. B Lawton Mary, wid. Bartholomew, h. 186 Barrow Lawrence William Beach, lawyer, 27 Wall Lawton Peleg B. &Co. fruits, 184 Washington mkt Lawrence William Beach jr. lawyer, 27 Wall h. Jersey City LAWRENCE W ILLIAM E. & CO. drygoods, 280 Lawton Ruth J. h. 4 Allen Bleecker, h. 105 Barrow Lawton Sarah, wid. boarding, 509 Washington Lawrence Wm. E. tobacco, 110 Water, h. Metropol. h. Lawton Stephen, architect, 486 B’dway, h. 16E. 81st Lawrence William H. provisions, 319 Third av. Lawton Walter coal, 80 Wall Lawrence William O. clerk, 79 Forsyth, h. 126 Smith, Lawton & Gridley, lawyers, 124 Nassau Brooklyn Lawton & White, architects, 486 Broadway Lawrence Wm. N. storage, 104 Wall, h. 58 E. 16th Lawyer Horace, math, inst etc. 156 Water, h. Br'Hyn Lawrence William P. auditor’s clerk, cus. house, h. Lawyer John K. furniture, 193 Chatham sq. h. 198 Brooklyn Chatham sq. Lawrence William S. clerk, 92 & 94 Broad, h. Frank­ Lay George C. bookkeeper, h. 8 Allen lin av. Brooklyn Lay John C. drygoods, 73 Broadway, h. 14 State Lawrence William T. realestate, E. 88th n. Madison Lay Sylvester, commissioner, 16 Wall, h. 69 Murray av. h. E. 88th n. Fourth av. Laycock James, chairmaker, 18 Pell, h. 16 Mercer LAWRENCE & CO. storage, 104 Wall & East n. Laycock John, hairseating, 74 John, h. England Delancey Laycock Sam. & Sons, hairseating, 74 John, h. Eng. Lawrence & Hapgood, mattresses, 196 Fulton Laycock William E. hairseatings, 74 John, b. Eng­ LAWRENCE & HORN, lawyers, 67 Wall land LAWRENCE & KING, coal, 157 Broadway, Laycock & Co. chairs, 18 Pell Lawrence & Mead, milk, 183 Houston Layden Luke, carpenter, h. r. 34 Forsyth Lawrence A. & A. & Co. com. mers. 43 Broadway Laying John, laborer, h. 58 Gansevoort LAWRENCE E. & CO. lumber, 162 Monroe Layman Christopher, bootmaker, h. 71 Anthony Lawrence, Clapp & Co. mers. 35 Broad Layman Henry, lamplighter, h. 4 Nyack pi Lawrence J. & J. E. cab’tmakers, 20 Gr'd & 247 Spring Layman Henry, foreman oilhouse, h. 77 W. 82d LAWRENCE S. & T. drygoods, 89 Liberty Layman John H. mason, h. 77 W. 32d Lawrence, Stone & Co. com. mers. 41 Broadway Layman Thomas E. sashes,& blinds, h. r. 174 W. 25th Lawrenson Patrick, painter, h. 250 Tenth Layrill Louis, painter, 168 Centre, h. 21 Jones Lawrie Christopher C. cabinetmaker, h. 74 Third av. Layton Abraham, (col’d), porter, h. r. 57 Thompson Lawrie Peter W. butcher, 4 Washington market, h. 74 Layton Charles H. editor, h. 34 Greenwich av. Third av. Layton Daniel, carman, h. 26 Goerck Lawrie Robert, machinist, h. 195 W. 19th Layton Henry A. (col’d), porter, h. 35 Sullivan Lawrie Robert B. butcher, Wash. mkt. h. 74 Third av. Layton Patrick, laborer, h. r. 39 Mulberry Laws James M. carman, h. 838 Bleecker Lazarus Abraham, com. mer. 215 Water, h. 81 Sev­ Laws Jane (col’d), washing, h. 44 Laurens enth av. Laws William W. carman, h. 118 Perry Lazarus Alexander, com. mer. 215 Water, h. 81 Sev­ Lawson Albert G. boatman, h. 368 Bleecker enth av. Lawson Alexander, cooper, h. 53 Elm Lazarus Alfred, shirts, 79 William, h. 29 Monroe Lawson Alexander, laborer, h. 251 E. 13th Lazarus Charles L. stationer, 493 Broadway, h. 498 Lawson Augustus, carpenter, h. 80 Suffolk Broadway Lawson Casper, boatman, h. 368 Bleecker Lazarus George, boots & shoes, 231 Centre & 159 , Lawson Catharine, milliner, 29 Waverley pi. Elm, & 202 Canal, h. 159 Elm Lawson David, stonecutter, h. 283 W. 33d Lazarus Henry, boarding h. 175 Spring Lawson Elenor, wid. Martin, tailoress, 18 Ludlow Lazarus Jacob, capmaker, 18 Canal Lawson Eliza J. dressmaker, h. 194 W. 24th Lazarus Jno. shirts, 65J Macdougal, h. w. 51st n. Lawson Eliza J. clairvoy’t, 196 Hudson, h. 196 Hud’n Tenth av. vA Lawson Ellis W. smith, El'bth n. Br’me, h. 122 Sheriff Lazarus Leopold, tailor, h. 421 Grand Lawson Francis W. forwarding, 121 Broad h. 811, Pa­ Lazarus Lewis engraver, 69 Fulton, h. 74 Beekman cific,^'Brooklyn Lazarus Michael, drygoods, 185 Greenwich, b. IDT Lawson James, ins. broker. 82 Wall, h. 136 Twelfth Greenwich e .. ^ , Lawson James, goldsmith; h. 12 Pelham Lazarus Moses, rectifier, 244 Washington & 69 BoD* Lawson James, laborer, h. 251 E. 13th inson, h. 210 Thompson Lawson James, teacher, h. 521 Broome Lazarus Sam’l S. shirts, 24 Cedar, h. 58 Seventh av. Lawson James M. seaman, h. 162 Greenwich Lazarus Solomon, late shirts, h. 58 Seventh ay. Lawson Jno. gardener, h. 183 W. 16th cor. Eighth av. Lazarus Solomon, mer. 24 Cedar & 385 Broadway, n. Lawson John, hames, 123 Eldridge, h. 122 Sheriff 58 Seventh av. Lawson Joseph, butcher, lx. 125 Pitt Lazell William, laborer, h. 103 E. 30th T ,. Lawson Manning F. clothier, 889 Hudson, h. 807 Lazzaree Sarah, wid. Joseph, hatblocks, h. 8 Luoi Spring Lea Geo. hotel, 42 Bowery, pavilion, W. 42d n. btm Lawson Matthew, boatman, h. 758 Greenwich av. h. 42 Bowery ■ , , Lawson Nicholas, calker, 272 South, h. 44 Gou- Lea Isaac C. sec. 51 W all, h. Staten Island vemeur Lea Michael, laborer, h. 96 Cherry Lawson Pamela, wid. Chas. h. 226 W. 18th Leach Abraham, polisher, h. r. 47 Fourth Lawson Robert, clerk, h. 194 W. 24th Leach Beriah N. (Rev.), h. 229 Ninth Lawson Robert, weaver, h. 70 Charles Leach Charles, carman, h. 88 Horatio Lawson Samuel, clerk, h. 573 Broome Leach Charles, painter, 98 Third av. h. 105T h ird * * . Lawson Samuel, moulder, h. 128 Hamersley Leach Charles, gilder, h. 148 Suffolk Lawson Thomas, laborer, h. 126 Tenth Av. Leach Charles E. turner, h. I l l Norfolk Lawson Thomas, porter, h. 11 Columbia Leach George, hardware, 241 Pearl oiv Lawson Uriah, boatman, h. 119 Perry Leach James L. 13 & 14 Washington mkt n. Lawson William, clerk, 74 Market Washington S Lawson William, driver, h. 105 E. 80th Leach John, machinist, h. 96 E. 30th £ Lawson William, morocco, h. 312 Seventh Av. Leach John, polisher, 194 Centre, h. c. Third av. Lawson William, laborer, h. 251 E. 13th 15th Lawson William G. shoemaker, h. 80 Crosby Leach John, Lawson & Hodge, wheelwrights, 39 Hamersley Leach John, Lawson & Moody, brokers, 82 Wall Leach John W. carpenter, h. 97 Third * LEA 403 LEB Leach Oliver, com. mer. 28 & 29 Washington m kt h. Leary John, laborer, h. 241 Cherry Williamsburgh Leary John, laborer, h. 414 Tenth Leach Patrick, barkeeper, h. Broadway c. W . 41st Leary John, laborer, h. 16 West Leach Robert, finisher, h. 216 Seventh Leary John, mason, h. 206 W 24th Leach S. W . artist, h. 250 W . 13th Leary John, sawyer, h. 197 South Leach Thomas, clerk, h. 278 W . 28th Leary Margaret, wid. Timothy, h. 29 Madison Leach Thomas, liquors, 394 Madison, h. 394 Madison Leary Margaret, washing, h. r. 12 Washington Leach Wm. H. hatpresser, h. 70 Delancey Leary Matthew, laborer, h. 40 Hamersley Leach & Barker, com. mers. 28 & 29 Wash1ton m kt Leary Matthew J. jewelry, — Fulton, h. 158 W . 17th Leach & Logue, dealers in beef, pork, mutton &c. 18 Leary Michael, speculator, h. r. 24 Vandam & 14 Washington m kt Leary Michael, stonecutter, h. 298 Eighth av. Leacim Frederick, founder, h. 731 Greenwich Leary Patrick, boatman, h. 108 E. 22d Leadbeater Edward H. drygoods, 347 Broadway, h. Leary Patrick, pianomaker, E. 14th c. Third av. h. Long Island 266 Third av. Leah Solomon, Weaver, h. 503 Ninth av. Leary Patrick, shoemaker, h. 29 Oak Leahey John, laborer, h. 122 E. 26th Leary Peter, hatter, h. r. 155 Clinton Leahey Michael, tailor, 156 Cherry Leary Thomas, bricklayer, h. 265 Av. A Leahey Sylvester, liquors, 448 Cherry, h. 448 Cherry Leary Timothy, carman, h. r. 12 Gansevoort Leahy Catharine, wid. John, h. 248 William Leary Timothy, clerk, h. r. 194 Madison Leahy Daniel, mason, h. 810 First av. Leary William, driver, h. r. 101 W. Broadway Leahy David, laborer, h. 20 Perry Leary William, carman, h. r. 108 W . Broadway Leahy Dennis, tailor, h. 24 James Leary Wm. butcher, 10 Jefferson mkt. h. 24 Tenth Leahy James, carman, h. 278 W . 16th LE A R Y A. & BROTHER, grocers, 208 Eighth av. Leahy John, carpenter, h. r. 146 Cherry Leary & Co. hatters, 3, 4 & 5 Astor h. Leahy Michael, Blacksmith, 66 Madison Leask Henry G. hatter, 463 Pearl, h. 468 Pearl Leahy Owen, carpenter, h. 186 Clinton Leathe Charles B. salesman, 11 Wall, b. Garden, Leahy P. wines, 44 W . 13th, h. 44 W . 13th Hoboken LEAHY PATRICK, liquors, 212 Walker & 170 Leathe Jephthah, physician, h. 502 Grand Cherry, h. Westchester hotel Leathern Alexander, broker, 105 Front, h. Vanderbilt Leahy Sylvester, candy, 448 Cherry, h. 448 Cherry av. Brooklyn Leahy Thomas, porter, h. 217 Elizabeth Leathern Robert H. broker, 105 Front, h. I l l Fourth Leahy Timothy, laborer, h. E. 41st b et Third and Leathern R. H. & A. com. mers. 105 Front Lexington avs. LEATHER MANUFACTURERS’ BANK, 45 Leahy William, carman, h. 159 Laurens William Leahy William, laborer, h. 408 Water Leatherbarrough Ann, wid. John, h. 161 E. 24th Leaird Alexander, contractor, h. 201 Fifth Letherman Ann, wid. Geo. washer, h. 72 Thompson Leak Frederick, gasfitter, h. 110 Orange Leathwhite Thomas, rigger, h. 93 Monroe Leak Charles T. accountant, h. 45 E. 81st Leati J. teacher, h. 81 E. 24th Leake Godfrey W . teller, 178 Canal, h. Yonkers Leave Anna M. widow, boardingh. 712 Broadway Leake Hewlett P. agent, h. 100 Sullivan Leavenberge Joseph, shoemaker, h. 150 Ludlow Leake Isaac Q. h. 45 E. 81st Leavens James, grocer, h. r. E. 88th n. First av. Leake R. J. C. mer. 76 Maiden la. Leaventhal Nathan, h. 81 Sheriff Leakins Francis, storekeeper, h. 82 Hamilton Leavenworth Nathan, 56 Wall, h. 222 Tenth Leal David, carpenter, 90 Ann, h. 98 Orchard Leavenworth Wm. imp. 36 Broadway, h. 67 Murray Leal J. G. mer. 135 Pearl, h. 58 E. 29th Leaves Benjamin P. dealer, h. 149 Walker Leaman Andrew mer. 80 South, h. W . 23d near Leaves Joseph, chaser, 102 Nassau, h, 119 Prince Seventh av. Leavitt Aaron, seaman, h. 44 Clarkson Leaman H’y A. rgans, 3 & 5 Bedford, h. 14 Mmetta Leavitt Charles F. oil. 164 Front Leaman Moses pedler, h. 114 Ridge Leavitt David, pres. Am. ex. bank, 50 Wall, h. 76 W il­ Learning James R. physician, h. 206 W . 23d low, Brooklyn Leamy Daniel, bootmaker, 893 Pearl , Leavitt Edward, imp. 189 Broadway, h. 102 W illow, Leamy Jeremiah, shoes, 564 Third av. h. 564 Third av. B rooklyn Leamy L wis W. plumber, 608 Broadway, h. 8 Pat- Leavitt Eli, physician, 190 Division, h. 190 Division chin pi. Leavitt Joshua (Rev.), editor, 10 Spruce, h. B 'klyn Leamy Mary, wid. Edward, h. 188 W . 16th Leavitt George A. bookseller, 27 Doy, h. Stat. Isl. Leamy Michael, shoemaker, h. 252 Mott Leavitt Henry M. musical instruments, 31 Maiden la. Lean John, laborer, h. 65 Cherry h. Staten Island Leander Charles, upholsterer, h. 98 Wooster Leavitt Henry S. drygoods, 198 Broadway, h. 100 Leap Frederick, framemaker, h. 120 Pitt W illow, B rooklyn Leap Thomas, laborer, h. 218 First av. Leavitt Rufus, mer. 88 Cortlandt, h. Flushing Leaper Samuel, feed, 25 First av. h. Rivington Leavitt Sheldon, imp. 189 Broadway, h. 104.W illow, Leapult Leonard, shoes, h. W . 46th n. Ninth av. Brooklyn Lear Elizabeth, wid. Thomas, h. 366 Houston LE A V ITT & ALLEN, booksellers, 27 Dey Lear Henry, glassware, 51 Fulton, h. Jersey City Leavy Adolph, tinsmith, h. 312 W . 26th Lear John, stagedriver, h. 187 W . 85th Leavy Patrick, laborer, h. Av. B c. K. 14th Lear Oscar H. segars, 328J & 572 Grand, h. 828* Leavy John, marblecutter, h. 844 Sixth av. Grand Leavy John, blacksmith, h. E. 29th n. Third av. Lear Thomas, glassware, 51 Fulton, h. S. 7th n. Grove, Leavy Joseph, carpenter, h. r. 63 Ridge Jersey City Leavy Michael, carman, h. 65 Ridge Lear Thomas S. carman, h. W . 48th n. Eleventh av. Leavy Patrick, laborer, h. r. 470 Fourth LEAR H. <& T. glassware, 51 Fulton Learey John, blacksmith, h. 18 Oak Leavy Peter, wheelwright, Third av. n. E. 28th, h. Learey William, sawyer, h. 285 W. 82d Learh George, carpenter, h. r. W. 35th n. Ninth av. Leavy Thomas, marblecutter, h. 144 Sixth av. Bearish William, pocketbooks, h. r. 134 Leonard Leay Thos. W. painter, 116 Bleecker, h. 116 Bleecker Learned Albert G. carver, h. 81 Barrow Leaycraft Elizabeth, h. 59 Third av. Leary Arthur, com. mer. 87 Beaver, h. Clifton Leaycraft Gamaliel, carman, h. 167 Varick Leary Bridget, wid. Andrew, h. 185 W . 82d Leaycraft Gertrude, wid. R obt board’gh. 274 Bowery Leary Charles S. plasterer, h. E. 22d c. Second av. Leaycraft John K. shoemaker, h. 294 W. 17th Leary Daniel, tailor, 260 Bowery Leaycraft Lavinia, h. 246 E. 14th Leary Daniel, cooper, h. 97 James Leaycraft Richard, carpenter, h. r. 104 Mott . Leary Daniel, laborer, h. 243 Cherry Leaycraft Robt. J. clerk, 10 city hall, h. 194 Sfenton Leary Elizabeth, wid. Cornelius, flowers, h. 295 Av. A Leaycraft Washington, carman, h. 26 Downing Leary Ellen E. wid. Mathew J. h. 158 W . 17th Leaycraft William E. hatter, h. 200 Walker Lebach Emanuel, 476 Hudson, h. 476 Hudson Leary Jas. hatter, 8, 4, & 5 Astor house, h. Staten Lebanau George F. varnisher, Broadway c. 80th, h. Island 397 Sixth av. - Leary James, marblecutter, h. 89 W . 24th Lebames Hiram, hotel, 608 Sixth av. h. 608 Sixth av. Leary James, porter, h. r. 172 Ludlow LEB ARNES & HARDICK, hotel, 608 Sixth av. Leary Johanna, tailoress, h. r. 309 Madison Lebaron C. B. ins. agent, 63 William, h. 15 Laight Leary John, grocer, 293 Eighth av. h. 293 Eighth av. Lebars Edward, gilder, h. 86 Sixth av LED 404 LEE Lebarbier Adolphe, banker, 76 Beaver, b. 14 Fifth av. Ledwith Ann, wid. Michael E. liquors, 443 Eighth av Lebeau Ferdinand, tailor, h. 354 Sixth & 127 Seventh av. * * Lebel Charles, locksmith, h. 65 Laurens Ledwith James, liquors, 407 E. 12th, h. 407 E. 12th Leber Abraham, capmaker, h. 242 Second Ledwith Jane, wid. Christopher, liquors, 131 Anthony Leber Henry, mason, h. W . 46th n. Eighth av. Ledyard William S. clerk, 28 Broadway, h 142 Leber John, shoemaker, h. W. 46th n. Eighth av. Hicks, Brooklyn Leberthon John L. leather, 32 Spruce, h. 91 State, Lee Abijah, carman, h. 118 E. 85th Brooklyn Lee Albert, chairmaker, h. 159 Stanton Lebkauchner Jacob, liquors, h. 134 W. 80th Lee Albert G. hardware, 87 Maiden la. Lebourveau Aaron, carpenter, h. 127 E. 26th Lee Albert G. indiarubber, 159 Broadway Leboutillier Charles, drygoods, 60 Canal, h. P h il a Lee Alfred, carman, h. 144 Hammond Leboutillier Thos. drygoods, 60 Canal, h. Hastings Lee Ann, wid. Patrick, h. r. 192 Mott Leboutillier Brothers, drygoods, 60 Canal Lee Anna, wid. David, h. 27 Union sq. Lebre Anthony, framemaker, h. r. 46 Delancey Lee Andrew, cabinetmaker, h. 107 Ridge Lebrech Francis, shoemaker, h. 18 Hamersley Lee Andrew, weaver, h. W. 37th n. Ninth av. Lebrech Francis, shoemaker, h. 265 Third Lee Benjamin C. com. mer. 76 Broad, h. 29 Union sq. Lebret Louis J. trimmer, Cortlandt al. h. 1V'sbwrgh Lee Benjamin F. rubbergoods, 43 Maiden la. h. 57 Lebrun Eugene F. imp. 18 S. William E. 16th Lebrun John J. collector, 694 Water Lee Bernard, laborer, h. 198 W. 24tH Lecavelier Edward, ostler, h. 93 Cannon LEE CHARLES, blacking, 1 John, h. Brooklyn Lechevallier Jules, agent, 99 Leonard Lee Charles A. physician, med. col. E. 14th Lechler Andrew it. coals, 105 Anthony, h. 41 Jay Lee Christopher, carman, h. 203 Av. A Lechtrecker Henry, coppersmith, h. 108 Cherry Lee Dan. com. gen. Elm n. White, h. Fifth av. n. 65th Leckey Francis, grocer, 56 Spring & 31 Monroe, h. Lee Daniel F. shades, 309 Bleecker, h. 809 Bleecker Spring Lee David, artificialflowers, h. 104 Hester Leckey Margaret, seamstress, h. 280 W. 27th Lee David, tailor, h. r. 55 Orchard Leckley James, boots & shoes, 178£ Av. A Lee David W. hides, 20 Ferry, h. 25th c. Madison av. Leclaire John, farrier, 586 Sixth av. h. 101 W . 33d Lee Dennis, liquors, h. Second av. n. E. 32d Leclaire Thomas, furrier, 683 Fourth, h. 686 Fourth Lee E. nurse, h. 5 Seventh av. Leclerc Jean B. copper, 421 Greenwich, h. 421 Lee Edward, carpenter, E. 19th, bet First & Second Greenwich avs. h. Second av. n. E. 38th L ’ECLUSE LOUIS, com. mer. 99 Pearl, h. 154 Lee Edward, drygoods, 347 Broadway, h. 17 Harrison Laurens Lee Edward F. shipcarpenter, h. 174 Broome Lecocq Jules, instrumentmaker, r. 132 Leonard Lee Eliza, wid. Charles, boardingh. 60 Chambers Lecompe Justin, electrometallurgist, h. 1 Marion Lee Francis, tailor, h. W. 41st n. Ninth av. Lecomte Jean, carpenter, 40 Canal Lee Franklin, trans. 1 Coenties sL h. Irving h. Lecomte Nicholas, confectioner, 236 Greenwich, h. Lee Franklin Y. mason, h. 3 Minetta pi. 236 Greenwich Lee Fred. R. pres. 151 Bowery, h. 1 Stanton Lecomte Yincent, confectioner, 302 Greenwich, h. 215 Lee George (col’d), laborer, h. r. 123 Suffolk W . 31st Lee George W. broker, — Chatham, h. 94 Attorney Lecomte Yinc. N. confect 292-1 Grand, h. 2921- Grand Lee Helen, wid. John, sewing, h. 384 Cherry Leconte Adolphe, bronze, 1 Marion, h. 1 Marion Lee Henry, (col’d), oystersaloon, 344 Sixth Lecount John, wheelwright, 165 Chrystie, h. 76 Henry Lee Henry, blacksmith, h. 312 Monroe Lecount Joseph, mason, h. 167 E. 26th Lee Henry M. whiting, 177 William, h. 62 Bridge, Lecount Philip tcol’d), cook, h. r. 42 Orange. Brooklyn Lecount Wm. V. clerk, rotunda, park, h. 457 Grand Lee Henry P tailor, 125 Christopher Lecount & Ward, wheelwrights, 165 Chrystie Lee Henry W . hardware, 245 Bowery, b. 8 Delancey Lecour Eugenia, wid. Adolphus, polisher, h. 370 Pearl Lee Hugh, laborer, h. r. 43 Perry Lecour Hippolyte, watchcasemaker, 10 Rose Lee James, boatman, h. 13J- Washington Lecronier George, clerk, 170 Water Lee James, feed, 187 Av. A Ledbeter Thomas, engraver, h. 221 E. 18th Lee James, fishmonger, 21 Stanton, h. 154 Norfolk Ledden James, driver, h. 484 Third av. Lee James, laborer, h. 248 E. 13th Leddin Patrick, mason, h. 347 Second av. Lee James, seaman, h. 210 W. 25th Ledding Henry, framer, h. W. 44th n. Ninth av. Lee James C. physician, 175 Spring, h. 175 Spring Leddy Bernard, driver, h. 223 W. 21st Lee James H. carman, h. 33 Hamilton Leddy Bernard, tailor, h. 11 Union ct LEE JAMES & CO. com. mere. 76 Broad, h. 28 W. Leddy Catharine, wid. Patrick, h. 223 Delancey 11th Leddy Daniel, laborer, h. r. 107 Eldridge Lee Jane (col’d), cook, h. r. 127 Forsyth Leddy Ellen, wid. James, h. 36 Renwick Lee Jervis, laborer, h. 102 W. 19th Leddy John, laborer, h. E. 48th n. First av. Lee John, baker,. 670 Water, h. 670 Water Leddy John, porter, h. r. 31 Essex Lee John, carman, h. 414 West Leddy John, tailor, 112 Bleecker, h. 38 Third av. Lee John, carpenter, h. 353 E. Twelfth Leddy Margaret, wid. William, cakes, 73 Suffolk Lee John, cooper, h. 115 Hester Leddy Patrick, h. 213 Fulton Lee John, liquors, 64 Centre, h. 64 Centro Leddy Patrick, laborer, h. 306 W . 27th Lee John, oysters, 18 Washington mkt h. 38 vesey Leddy Peter, porter, li. r. 31 Essex Lee John jr. pickles, 217 Water, b. 497 Hudson Leddy Peter, waiter, h. 287 Sixth av. Lee John D. soap, candles & starch, 51 Keade & >»• Leddy Thomas, plasterer, h. 229 W. 21st 33d bet Tenth & Eleventh avs. h. 34 Yesey Leddy Thomas, waiter, h. r. 193 Mott Lee John H. lawyer, 15 Centre, h. 109 Bleecker Leddy Thomas, laborer, h. r. 268 Monroe Lee John H. (col’d), laborer, h. 122 Clinton pi. Ledeboer Bemardus, physician, h. 103 Fourth Lee John S. h. 273 Mulberry Lederer Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 209 Mott Lee John Y. pianomaker, h. 149 E. 25th Lederer Jacob, segars, 123 First av. h. 96£ Seventh LEE JOHNSON P. broker, 5 Nassau, h. W. wtn n. Lederer Michael, clothing, 158 & 132 Greenwich, h. Twelfth av. _ h 157 Greenwich LEE JOSEPH, tailor, 315 Broadway, h. 59 S . P Lederer Samuel, currier, 582 Grand, h. 582 Grand LEE JOSEPH, tailor, 9 Warren, formerly 11 war­ Lederer & Kreizer, clothiers, 132 Greenwich ren, h. Brooklyn Lederer & Lustig, curriers, 582 Grand Lee Julia, wid. James, h. 68 Jackson Lederman Solomon, butcher, 228 Delancey, h. 210 Lee Margaret, seamstress, h. 600 Fourth Houston Lee Mary, wid. John, 233 W. 16th Ledgett William, rigger, h. 108 Roosevelt Lee Mary A. wid. Hugh, h. 11 Elm Ledig George P. bootmaker, 23 Peck si. Lee Mary Ann, widow, h. 17 Sixth Lediger George M. baker, 83 Av. A, h. 33 Av. A Lee Mary* E. toys, 862 Bowery, h. 362 Bowery Ledley James, segars, 227 Delancey, h. 227 Delancey Lee Michael, laborer, h. 93 Tenth av. Ledman Lucus, segarmaker, h. 124 Pitt Lee Michael, steward, h. r. 63 Ridge Ledwedge John, laborer, h. r. 78 King Lee Michael, tailor, h. 69 Stanton Ledwich James, carpenter, h. 145 E. 16th Lee Michael, tailor, h. 2 Pelham Ledwich James, laborer, h. 203 Av. A Lee Nancy, wid. Henry, boardingh. 15 Thomas Ledwich John, laborer, h. 62 Hamersley Lee Nathan T. carman, h. 26 Norfolk Ledwich Nicholas, laborer, h. 270 18th Lee Owen, coachman, h. 269 Mulberry LEE 4 05 LEG Lee.Owen, police, h. 148 Centre Lees John, plasterer, h. 188 E. 27th Lee Patrick, produce, Washington mkt. Lee Patrick, carpenter, h. 208 Av. A T flS™ mne 5* plasterer, 298 Fourth av. Lee Peter, liquors, 194 E. 11th, h. 194 E. 11th L apple, B rooklyn K-Jb,ookkeePer>9 Maiden la. h. 84 Pine- Lee Peter, polisher, h. 192 E. 11th Leese George H. porterh. 159 W . Broadway Lee Richard boots, 19 Henry, h. 45 Henry Leeson John W . coach trimmer, h. 16 E. 19th Lee Richard, stonecutter, h. 218 Elizabeth Leeson Thomas, coachmaker, h. 209 First av Lee Richard, cabinetmaker, h. r. 169 Wooster Leet Allen N. accountant, h. 85 Jane Lee Richard, captain, h. 262 Monroe Leet W ard, pianomaker, h. 50 Troy Lee Robert, late oysters, h. 575 Fourth Leetch Samuel P. laundry, W . 43d n. Ninth av. Lee Robert, machinist, h. 9 Beaver Leete Cantwell B. veterinary surgeon, h. 235 W. Lee Rosanna, dressmaker, h. 187 W . 83d. 28th Lee Rufus, carpenter, 29 Fourth, h. W . 36th n. Leete Edgar J. lawyer, 127 Fulton Eighth av. Leete James T. broker, 130 Broadway, h. 283 Pearl, Lee Samuel, carpenter, h. 328 First av. B rooklyn LEE SAMUEL H. P. ^physician, 78 Nassau, h. 49 Leete Robert B. refiner, h. W . 36th, n. Eleventh av. W. 22d Leete William B. gunsmith, 96 Perry, h. 96 Perry Lee Samuel, carpenter, h. 202 Third av. Leevy W illiam, pedler, h. r. 53 Oak Lee Sarah, wid. Solomon, nurse, h. 101 W . 26th Lefaivre Francis, watchcases, h. 11 Rose Lee Stephen G. drugs, 83 Beaver, h. 25 Stanton, Lefevre Alphonse, fruit, 56 Bond Brooklyn Lefevre Florine, dressmaker, h. 20 Walker Lee Thomas, laborer, h. 265 W . 82d Lefevre Julia, lacemaker, h. 167 W ooster Lee Thomas, liquors, 29 W illett, h. 29 W illett Lefevre Matilda, dressmaker, h. 71 W . 20th Lee Thomas, laborer, h. r. 42 Henry Lefevre Rodolphe, provisions, 20 Av. B, h. 20 Av. B Lee Thomas, soapmaker, h. 298 W. 28th Lefevre Sarah, wid. Euchere, h. 215 Bleecker Lee Thomas, vegetables, 105 Washington mkt. h. 217 Leffel Philip, pocketbooks, h. 580 Fourth Greenwich Lefferts Albert, carman, h. 334 Madison Lee Thomas D. physician, h. 311 E. Broadway Lefferts Antoinette, wid. Leffert h. 49 Bank Lee Uriah R. strawgoods, 50 Dey, h. Hoboken , Lefferts Cornelius, chairmaker, h. 116 Christopher Lee Victorine, boarding h. 68 Leonard Lefferts Harman, carpenter, h. 41 Commerce Lee Washington, soap & candle maker, W . 33d bet Lefferts Henry, carpenter, h. 276 Fifth Tenth & Eleventh avs. Lefferts J. A. mer. 10 B’dway, h. 135 Adams, B'Jdyn Lee Wellington, engineer, foundry & machine shop, Lefferts James & Co. mers. 29 Broad, h. Bedford, L. L 353 & 355 W. 24th, h. I l l W. 36th Lefferts John B. carpenter, h. 5 Factory Lee William, hairworker, h. 212 Greenwich LEFFERTS JOHN L. lawyer, 3 Front, Brooklyn Lee William, hatter, 270 Greenwich, h. 77 Murray LEFFERTS MARSHALL & BROTHER, mers. 1C Lee William, laborer, h. 118 Sheriff Broadway, h. 428 Fourth Lee William, late tallowchandler, h. 34 Vesey Lefferts Robert B. mer. 17 South, h. Bedfora, L . Z Lee William, rigger, h. 87 Jackson Lefferts W illiam, cutler, h. 78 Orchard Lee William, seaman, h. 581 Grand Lefferts William, lumber, h. 158 P en y Lee William, surveyor, 418 Broadway, h. 199 Allen Lefferts William H. policeman, 626 Hudson Lee William, tailor, 11 Warren, h. 92 Allen Leffingwell John E. strawgoods, 48 Oortlandt, h. Lee Wm. Foster, drygoods, 44 Cedar, h. 809 Bleecker Atlantic, Brooklyn Lee Wm. H. drygoods, 68 Broadway & 17 New Leffingwell Samuel L. printer, Tribune buildings, h. Lee Wm. H. furniture, 199>Fulton, h. 458 Greenwich 126 Delancey Lee Wm. P. lawyer, 10 Wall, h. 14 Abingdon sq. Leffingwell & Co. mers. 99 Front Lee & Co. wire shades, 309 Bleecker LEFMAN HENRY & CO. mers. 232 Washington, LEE & BUNTING, hardware, 245 Bowery h. 15 Union pi. Hoboken Lee & Case, drygoods, 68 Broadway & 17 New Leforge Catharine, wid. Benjamin, h. 87 Houston Lee, Brewster & Co. drygoods, 44 Cedar Lefbrge Sarah A. wid. David, dressmaker, h. 262 Lee, Murphy & Co. strawgoods, 50 Dey W. 33d Leech Geo. painter, 157 E. Broadway, h. 9 Jefferson Leftchild Horatio T. com.' 11 Wash. mkt. h. 6 Grand Leech Hugh, laborer, h. foot W . 46th Leftchild Jane, wid. Timothy, h. 6 Grand Leech Michael, stonecutter, h. First av. n. E. 83d Lefurge William, driver, 97 Charles Leech Robert, mer. 62 William, h. 90 Clinton pi. Legal Eugene, fancygoods, 86 William Leech Patrick, stonecutter, h. First av. n. E. 33d Legal & Bouland, fancygoods, 86 William Leech Samuel, accountant, h. 682 Fourth Legar John, shoemaker, h. 92 Ridge Leech William, smith, 108 Cannon Legato Dexter, contractor, li. 347 Eighth av. LEECH D. & CO. transportation, 8 Battery pi. h. Legate Robert, pilot, h. 83 Jackson Philadelphia Legenery Jacob, cooper, h. W . 39th n. Ninth av. Leeder Jno. carpntr. h. W . 44th, b. Fifth & Sixth avs. Leger Claudius, crockery, 32* Carmine, h. 32£ Car­ Leeds Amos, coal, 8 Wall, & 140 Troy, h. 196 W . 25th mine Leeds D. W . cordage, 120 Water, h. 46 W illoughby, LEGER HENRY, imp. 100 Wall, h. 507£ Broadway Brooklyn Legg Samuel, tailor, h. r. 219 Broome Leeds Frederick W . clerk, 8 Wall, h. 82 Carmine Leggat Andrew W . hosiery, 119 Canal, h. 119 Canal Leeds Gordon J. druggist, 121 Maiden la. h. 137 Sec­ Leggat William, late mer. h. 26 W . Washington pi. ond av. Leggate John, glazier, h. W . 39th n. Eighth av. Leeds Henry EL & Co. auctioneers, 8 Wall, h. 315 Leggatt James W. produce, 63 Rutgers si. h. Fourth Fourth c. S. 9th, WiUiamsburgh Leeds James H. provisions, 233 Front, h. 67 Orange. Legge Henry, carman, h. 98 Morton B rooklyn Legge William, baker, h. 21$ Elizabeth Leeds Sami, hatter, 126 Maiden la. h. 11 Great Jones Legget Mary, wid. David, boardingh. 59 Barclay Leeds William B. lawyer, 50 Wall Leggett Abraham, grocer, 205 Front, 10 & 11 Fulton Leeds Wm. M. oils & naval stores, 126 Maiden la. h. m kt & 43 Twelfth, h. 43 W . Twelfth 11 Great Jones Leggett Abraham A. tel. 114 mer. ex. LEEDS & HAZARD, druggists, 121 Maiden la. Leggett Abraham S. clerk, mer. ex. h. 273 Tenth LEEDS & TOTTER, coal, 140 Troy Leggett Abraham W . com. mer. 36 Front, h. B'klyn Leefe George E. lithog. 93 John, h. 93 W . 23d Leggett Abraham & Co. grocers, 10 Fulton m kt Leek Benjamin H. carman, h. 246 Seventh Leggett Charles, boatman, h. 83 Jackson Leek Henry, shipcarpenter, h. 39 Goerck Leggett Francis A. saloon, 52 Chatham, h. 52 Chatham Leek John, cabinetmaker, h. 820 Broadway Leggett George F. paper, 301 Pearl, h. Westchester Leek Susanna, seamstress, h. 294 Seventh Leggett Gilbert, policeman, h. 650 Fourth Leeman Gottlieb, grocer, 491 Third av. Leggett James, laborer, h. 24 Leonard Leerburger Simon, caps, 7 Cedar, h. 147 Broome Leggett James, policeman, h. W. 48th n. Eighth av. Leerburger & Schiff, caps, 7 Cedar Leggett Jas. W . feed, 63 Rutgers si. h. 195 Fourth, Lees George, boots, 419 Third av. h. 341 31st * WilUamsburgh Lees James, merchant, 9 S. William, h. 3 W. 14th Leggett John H. jr. 71 Wall, h. jBrooklyn Lees James, pianofortemaker, 446 Eighth av. Leggett John W . paper, 801 Pearl, h. Westchester Lees John, laborer, h. r. W . 42d n. Eleventh av. Leggett Joseph, druggist, 120 Av. C, h. 120 Av. C LEI 406 LEM Leggett Joshua L. butcher, 17 Frankfort, h. E. 27th Leick Martin, cabinetmkr. 125 Eldridge, h. 179 Suffolk- n. First ay. Leicken Henry, grocer, h. 60 Elizabeth Leggett Reuben, 5 Ferry, h. Brooklyn Leicken Henry A. grocer, 150 Hester, h. 150 Hester Leggett Robert, engraver, 4 John, h. 25 Munroe Leiding Mary, wid. Ed. washing, h. 2 Birmingham Leggett Robert, physician, h. 243 Seventh Leidler Andrew, tailor, h. 406 Seventh av Leggett Samuel, ironworks, foot E. 25th, h. 139 Leidy Ter. gro. 241 E. Eleventh, h. 241 E. Eleventh Lexington av. Leifels Charies, shoemaker, h. 129 Third aia Leggett Thomas B. paper, 301 Pearl, h. Westchester Leifert Fred, bookkeeper, 150 B’dway, h. 91 Sackett Leggett William, rigger, h. 108 Roosevelt Leifler Purcot, carpenter, h. 113 Essex Leggett William E. grocer, 14 & 15 Fulton mkt. h. 43 Leigh Chapman J. com. mer. 83 Front, h. 34 Remsen. W. Twelfth Brooklyn ^ Leggett William H. sparmaker, h. 278 Third Leigh Chas. C. crockery, 183 Spring & 282 Bleecker Leggett Wm. H. teacher, 826 Broadway, h. 273 Tenth h. 232 Bleecker Leggett Wm. V. butcher, 88 Fourth, h. W . 48th b. Leigh George T. butcher, h. 19 Seventh av. Eighth & Ninth avs. Leigh John, surgeon, h. 174 W. 16th LEGGETT & BROTHERS, paper, 301 Pearl Leigh Joseph, painter, h. 9 Patchin pi. Leggett & Oo. grocers, 10 & 11 Ful. mkt. Leigh William, gilder, h. 2 Patchin pL Legoupil Francis, imp. brandies, wines, & cheese, 312 Leigh Wm. butch. 7 Clinton m kt h. 687 Greenwich Broadway, h. 97 Elm Leigh Wm. butch. 19 Seventh av. h. 19 Seventh av Legoux Aime, mer. 21 John, h. P aris Leight George W. (col’d), driver, h. r. 97 E. 27th Legoux A. & Pardessus, mer. 21 John Leight Leopold, cabinetmaker, h. 105 W. 31st LEGRAIN HENRY E. imp. 128 Broadway, h. 94 Leighton Andrew J. chemist, 471 Third av. Canal Leighton Charles, shirts, 16 Park pi. branch estab. San Legrand H. P. physician, h. 298 Fourth Francisco & New Orleans, h. 16 Park pL Legrand James, cakes, Wash. mkt. h. 75 Robinson Leighton Jno. A. chem. 471 Third av. h. 455 Third av Legrand James, hairdr. 254 Fulton, h. 75 Robinson Leighton Lorenzo D. policeman, h. 114 Sullivan Legrand Jane H. wid. Chas. A. nurse, h. 64 Bedford Leighton Mary, wid. Patrick, boardingh. 6 Franklin Legrand Martha, coffee & cakes, Wash, m kt h. 75 Leighton A. J. & J. A. chemists, 471 Third av. Robinson Leigner John, framer, h. r. 199 Second Legrange Fischbach, pedler, h. 158 E. 11th Leininger John, grocer, 112 Clinton pi. h. 112 Clin. pi. Legrange John, clerk, h. W. 36th n. Tenth av. Leininger Philip, tailor, h. 122 St. Mark’s pi. Legras Etienne, saloon, 16 W. B’way, h. 107 Greene Leinhardt Theodore, shoemaker, h. 113 Eldridge Legras Stephen, cook, h. r. I l l Greene Leinweber Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 31 Forsyth Lehan John, laborer, h. 584 Water Leipple John, tailor, h. 528 Pearl Lehan John, laborer, h. r. 66 James Leipziger Heimann, clothing, 156 Greenwich Lehanan David, restaurant, 2£ Bowery, h. 2* Bowery Leir Frederick, coachtrimmer, h. 70 Third Lehander Liedwig, mechanic, h. 259 Av. A Leis John, musician, h. r. 59 Crosby Lehe David, starching, h. 598 Sixth av. Leis Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 127 Third LEHE NICOLAS C. painter, 598 Sixth av. h. 598 Leise William, turner, h. 225 Rivington Sixth av. Leisenberg Theodore, painter, h. 348 E. 12th Lehleieter Sebastian, tailor, h. 119 Sheriff Leiser Adolph, tailor, h. 99 Norfolk Lehmaier John, imp. 51 Broad, h. 119 Forsyth Leiss William, mer. 70 Greenwich, h. 70 Greenwich Lehmaier Morris, drygoods, 51 Broad, h. 13 Attorney Leister James, hardware, 171 Lewis, h. 694 Fourth Lehmaier Brothers, imps, of French, English, & Leitch Baptist, sexton, h. 353 Houston German drygoods, 51 Broad Leitch Robert, brassfinisher, h. 62 Av. B Lehman Adolph, pedler, h. 587 Grand Leitch Wm. T. clothing, 91 Chambers & 78 Beade,h. Lehman Elias, restaurant, 2* Bowery, h. 2* Bowery 8 S. 8th, Williamsburgh Lehman John, mason, h. 264 W. 32d Leitner Thomas, tailor, h. 292 W. 87th Lehman E. & D. restaurant, 2* Bowery Leland Amos, strawgoods, 171 Pearl, h. Philadelphia Lehmann Andrew, bootmaker, h. r. 17 Frankfort Leland Augustus, mer. 34 Burling sL h. 85 Ninth Lehmann Charles, baker, h. 192 Second Leland Francis, shipper, 33 Broadway, h. 85 Ninth Lehmann Edward, tailor, h. 61 First av. Leland Hastings, com. mer. 38 Front, h. 18Schermer- Lehmann Leopold, wtchmkr. 12 Bayard, h. 12 Bayard horn av. Brooklyn Lehmann Leopold, pedlar, h. r. 270* Second Leland Henry P. accountant, h. Bixby’s hotel Lehmeier Christian, laborer, h. 342 Ninth Leland Isaac, carpenter, h. 354 Third av. Lehmeyer Stephen, cabinetmaker, h. 137 W. 31st Leland Jenison A. com. mer. 87 South, h. 21 Concord, Lehmkhul Henry, carman, h. 93 Ridge Brooklyn Lehmkull Henry, grocer, 103 Orange, h. 103 Orange Leland Lewis, bookkeeper, h. Metropolitan hotel Lehn Phelix, bootmaker, 132 Leonard Leland Simeon, hotel, Broadway c. Prince Lehn Philip, bootmaker, h. 132 Leonard Leland Theron C. reporter, 349 Broadway, h. Modem Lehnemann John, laborer, h. r. 90 Sheriff Times, L. I Lehner Edward, shoemaker, h. r. 163 Chrystie Leland Warren, hotel, Broadway c. Prince Lehnhardt Ferdinand, lithographer, h. r. 142 Forsyth Leland & Pratt, mers. 36 Front Lehnhart Lewis, cabinetmaker, h. 89 Av. B Leland A. & Co. strawgoods, 171 Pearl & 121 Charlton Lehning Peter, produce, 12 W. Wash, m kt h. 96 Pitt Leland E. & Co. straw manufactory, 121 Charlton & Lehr Ferdinand, mach’st, 56 Chatham, h. Shakspr. h. 171 Pearl Lehr Leonhard, shoemaker, h. 179 Ludlow LELAND S. Peter (cold), waiter, h. 47 Laurens Leonard Hugh, bootmkr. 101 W. Bro’way, h. 112 W. Depine Eliza, wid. Mitchell, h. 222 Divison Broadway Lepine Louis, boxmaker, r. 29 Spruce, h. 191 Duane Leonard Hugh, laborer, h. 879 Twelfth Lepkowski Numa, professor, 86 Duane Leonard James, coachman, h. 12 Greenwich Lepman Edward H. R L. mer. 31 & 33 Burling sL Leonard Jas. capt police, 49 B’kman, h. 75 B'kman h. 93 Pierrepont, Brooklyn ™ ■. Leonard James, boardingh. 73 Roosevelt Lepman Lewis, cabinet, 109 Ridge, h. 109 Ridge Leonard James, fireman, h. 85 Greenwich Lepman Wolf, tailor, h. 405 Eighth av. W Leonard James E. bil. tables, 832 B’way, h. 45 B’man Leporin Frederick, porterhouse, 86 James Leonard James R. (cord), printer, 16 W. Broadway, Lepoth Frederick, crimper, h. 309 Broome h. 13 York Leppe Louis, bootmaker, h. 19 Sheriff Leonard Jane, wid. Joseph, h. 44 Stuyvesant Leppert John, boardingh. 65 Greene Leonard John, painter, h. 470 Fourth Leppert Wensel, tobacco, h. r. 66 Wooster Leonard John, laborer, h. 12 Batavia Leproin Fredk. carriagemkr. h. W. 44th n. Ninth av Leonard John, cutler, 29 & 81 Gold, h. 67 Carmine Lerch Frederick, tailor, h. 171 E. 11th Vt Leonard John, h. 42 Lispenard Lerch Peter, tinner, h. 180 Forsyth Leonard John, painter, h. 120 Laurens Lerck Louis, carpenter, h. 424 Tenth av Leonard John, porter, h. 12 Batavia Lerninger Conrad, barber, 117 Third, h. 117 Third Leonard John, presser, h. 42 Henry Leroux Honore, watchcases, r. 208 William h Sfil Leonard John G. tobacconist, h. 94 Sheriff Columbia, Brooklyn Leonard John H. painter, 191 W . 42d Leroux & Mercier, watchcases, r. 208 William LEONARD JOHN W . clerk, 111 Broadway, h. 5 Rector Leroy Benjamin, constable, 885 Greenwich av h 19 King Leonard Julia, washing, n. 47 Oak Leroy Bridget, wid. Simon, h. r. 92 Thompson Leonard Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 40 W illett Leroy Charles, taxidermist^ h. 484.Houston h 484 Leonard Maurice, wickmaker, h. I l l Goerck Houston Leonard Michael, coachman, h. 49 E. 18th Leroy Daniel, broker, 89 William, h. 19 Stuyvesant Leonard Michael, laborer, h, 194 E. 17th Leroy Edwd. & Co. fruits, 34 Fulton mkt h. Brooklyn Leonard Michael, laborer, h. 129 E. 26th Leroy Eliza, boardingh. 92 Church Leonard Moses G. ice, foot Hubert, h. Hockla/^dlake Leroy Hiram, shoemaker, h. 38 W. Broadway Leonard Owen, tailor, h. 281 Elizabeth Leroy Jacob R. h. 26 Lafayette pi. Leonard P. S. agent, Clinton ct. 13 Beekman Leroy James, umberellamaker, h. 85 W. 88d Leonard Patrick, laborer, h. 167 Charles Leroy Jeremiah E. coachmaker, h. 224 W. 86th Leonard Patrick, laborer, h. E. 41st bet. Third & Lex­ Leroy Leon, tinsmith, 97 Duane, h. 94 Duane ington avs. Leroy Louis, apothecary, 771 B’dway, h. 771 B’dway Leonard Patrick, carpenter, h. 386 Second av. Leroy Margaret, wid. Thos. shoebinder, h. r. 52 Pitt Leonard Patrick, coachman, h. 99 Charles Leroy Michael, barber, 189 Hester, h. 189 Hester Leonard Patrick, liquors, 266 E. 13th, h. 266 E. 13th Leroy Moses, toys, 431 E. 12th, h. 481E. 12th Leonard Peter, tailor, h. 86 Leonard Leroy Richard, laborer, h. 179 E. 24th Leonard Peter, coachman, h. E. 87th n. Third av. Leroy Robert, h. 8 W. 22d Leonard Peter, dyer, h. 292 W. 46th Leroy Thos. Otis & Co. leadpipes, 261 &268 Watei Leonard Peter, laborer, h. r. 172 Third . Leroy Wm. H. late navy agt. 62 William, li. 86 E. 18th Leonard Peter, shoemaker, h. 347 Spring Leroy William W. police, h. 460 Eighth av. Leonard Peter A. machinery, 109 Pearl & 60 Beaver, Lesard Robert, brassflnisher, h. 44 W. 13th h. 20 Murray Lesbroussart Louis E. liquors, 34 Third av. h. 84 Leonard Philip, h. 54 Rutgers Third av. Leonard Richard,'morocco, 57 Ferry, h. 198 Pearl, Lesher Stephen R. fancy goods, 29 John, h. 102 Brooklyn W. 16th Leonard Richardson, watchman, h. 145 E. 40th LESHER, WOOD & WHITMAN, fancygoods, 29 Leonard Terence, victualing, 89 W. Broadway & 39 John & 40 West, h. 40 West f Lesieur Lewis, tailor, h. 82 Yarick Leonard Thomas, laborer, h. 128 E. 22d Lesington Fanny, boardingh. 27 Mercer Leonard Thomas, saloon, 89 W. Broadway Lesk Thomas, carpenter, h. W. 44th n. Eleventh av. Leonard Thomas, mason, h. 286 First av. Leskey Henry, tailor, h. 13 Pell Leonard William, tailor, 186 Wooster, h. 186 Wooster Lesley Alexander, gardener, h. E. 87th n. Fourth av. Leonard William, engineer, h. 40 Marion Lesley Edward, laborer, h. 4 Dunham pi. Leonard William, tailor, 192 Eldridge Lesley James, laborer, h. W. 86th n. Ninth av. Leonard William B. drygoods, 29 Liberty, h. 46 Syd­ Leslie Alexander, carpenter, h. 856 Sixth ney p i Brooklyn ' LESLIE ANN M. portrait painter, h. 44 Greene Leonard William B. manufacturer, 75 Mers’. ex. h. 5 Leslie Ellen, wid. John, h. 91 Perry London ter. Leslie Frank, engraver, 128 Fulton Leonard William H. lawyer, 63 Wall, h. 70 E. 29th Leslie John, laborer, h. 218 E. 23d Leonard William W. tinsmith, h. 300 Third Leslie John W. publisher, 10 Park pL h. 44 Hoyt, Leonard B. N. & Co. grocers, 6 Coenties si. & 42 Wa« Brooklyn ____ h. Union n. Court, Brooklyn Leslie Julia, wid. William, tailoress, h. 125 Clinton LEONARD ^ W. SMITH, engineers, 75 Leslie Thomas, carpenter, h. 115 Willett Mers’. ex. ’ Leslie Thomas J. paymaster, u. s. a. 6 State, h. 42 W. Leonard m Pearl, h. T9 Levins Mary, seamstress, h. 87 Marion Levy Mordecai, Importer, h. 3T Amos Levins Peter, builder, 125 Av. A, h. 214 Eifth Levy Morris, hats, 428'Eighth av. h. 428 Eighth av Levinsohn Hartz, clothier, 300 Bowery, h. 484 Hous­ Levy Nathan S segars, Fourth, li. 75 Pomth ton L evy Nathaniel, woodengraver, 71 Nassau, h 104 Levinsohn Samuel, tailor, h. 145 Hester Prospect, Brooklyn ^ w Levinston Julius, jeweler, h. 64 Mott Levy Patrick, laborer, h. 279 Sixth Levinthal Abraham, liquors, 56 Mulberry, h. 56 Mul­ Levy Paulina, wid. Abraham, h. 247 Broome berry Levy Philip, glazier, h. 257 Delancey Levinus Charles, patternmaker, h. 240 Seventh Levy S. J. pawnbroker, 482 Broome, h. 56 Wooster Levinus William, chairs, 82 Chrystie, h. 82 Chrystie Levy Samuel, h. 152 Norfolk Levison Dinah, wid Joseph, h. 70 Orchard Levy Samuel, caps, 804 Bowery, h. 304 Bowerv Levison James, laborer, h. r. 9 Av. B Levy Simon, capmaker, h. 34 Henry Levison John, auctioneer, 341 B’dway, h. 27 Ludlow Levy Solomon, clothing, 5 Catharine, h. 5 Catharine Levison Susan, wid. Wm. (col’d), washing, h. r. 62 Levy Solomon, shoemaker, h. 24 Av B Leonard Levy Sophia, wid. Bernard, h. 267 Second Levison T. Augustine, artist, h. 549 Grand Levy U. H. mer. 121 Maiden la. Levison Uriah, late watches, h. 40 W. 19th Levy U. P. u. s. navy, h. 107 St Mark's pt Levison William H. editor, 121 Fulton, h. 97 Prince Levy William, smith, h. 579 Greenwich Levitski Marks, jewelry, 334 Hudson, h. 334 Hudson Levy & Co. clothiers, 14 Division Levitt David, engineer, h. 120 Columbia Levy J. & Co. clothing, 136 William Levitt John, moulder, h. 117 Cannon Levy S. & Co. clothing, 5 Catharine Levoy Abraham, glazier, h. 79 Mulberry Levy & Diamond, manufacturers, 188 E. 28d Leroy Jeider, glazier, h. 60 Mott Levy & Steinert, clothiers, 583 Eighth av Levoy Marks, tailor, h. 175 Mott Levys Gustavus, segars, 925 Broadway Levoy Simon, tailor, h. 83 Orange Lewalt Solomon, pedler, h. 29 Av. C Levrich John B. gratemaker, h. 96 Third av. Leward William L. clothier, 256 Elizabeth Levy Aaron, clothier, 10 Orange, h. 10 Orange Lewarth Daniel, tailor, h. r. 238 W. 45th Levy Aaron, capmaker, h. 68 Orange Leweck Gustav, regalias, 283 Grand, h. 288 Grand Levy Abraham, tailor, 34 Rector, h. 34 Rector Leweck & Cahn, regalias, 283 Grand Levy Andrew, coachman, h. 220 Third av. Lewenburg Leon, optician, h. 115 W. 24th Levy Arthur L. clothier, 75 William, h. Bath, L. I. Lewenthal David, carman, 138 Pitt Levy Asahel S. lawyer, 14 Wall, h. 41 Broome Lewenthal Ernest, physician, h. 32 Rivington Levy Barnett, shirts, 33 Chatham, h. 33 Chatham Lcwerer John, segarmaker, h. r. 90 Willett Levy Boaz, clothier, 37 Chatham, h. 619. Hudson Lewers Samuel, late carpenter, 276 W. 85th Levy Boaz, pawnbroker, 619 Hudson & 37 Chatham, Lowers William, undertaker, 265 Elizabeth h. 619 Hudson Lewers William J. jr. carrier, h. r. 159 Prince Levy Charles M. broker, 64 Beaver, h. 100 Macdougal Lewerth Peter, bootmaker, 111 Mercer, h. Ill Mercer Levy David J. & Brother, clothing, 138 William Lewertt John, tailor, h. 67 Laurens Levy David, clothier, 113 Chatham, h. 118 Chatham Leweth Joseph, pedler, h. 140 Delancey Levy Edward, painter, h. r. 146 Clinton Lewick John, interpreter, h. 24 Elizabeth Levy Elizabeth, wid. Jacob L. h. 17 Elizabeth Lewin James W. mer. 122 Pearl, h. Westchester Levy Elizabeth, boarding, 3 Sullivan Lewin Lewis, segars, 227 Lewis, h. 227 Lewis Levy George J. clothing, 138 William, h. 100 Green­ Lewin Robert, broker, 122 Pearl, h. 102 Seventh wich av. Lewin William, carman, h. r. 151 Madison Levy Harris, clothier, 70 Orange, h. 70 Orange Lewinger Elkan, jeweler, h. 415$ Grand Levy Hart, dealer, h. 34 Rose Lewis Aaron, carpenter, li. r. 453 Fourth Levy Hertz, segarmaker, h. 209 Houston Lewis Abm. clotlir. 417 Eighth av. h. 417 Eighth av. Levy Isaac, cards, 82 John, h. 24 Seventh av. Lewis Abra’m W. publish. 73 Nassau, h. 152 Laurens Levy Isaac, clothing, 186 William, h. 32 City Hall pL Lewis Alfred, smith, h. 128 Willett Levy Isaac M. clerk, h. 41 Broome Lewis Albert, boardingb. 57 W. 23d Levy Jacob, drygoods, h. 109 Hester Lewis Alexander, weaver, h. 162$ W. 29th Levy Jacob, drygoods, h. 138 Delancey Lewis Alice, wid. Cornelius, seamstr. h. 642 Green­ Levy James, marbleworks, 113 E. 18th, h. 97 E. 17th wich Levy John, glasscutter, 219 Forsyth, h. 166 Riving- Lewis Andrew W. oysters, Sullivan c. Prince, h. 181 ton Prince Levy John, carman, h. 8 Sullivan Lewis Anne, milliner, 19 Division, h. 19 Division Levy John, clothing, 15 William, h. 192 W . 14th Lewis Anson, accountant, 51 Broadway, h. 140 State, Levy John J. cards, 179 Grand, h. 154 Grand Brooklyn Levy John J. pawnbroker, 45. Sixth av. h. 45 Sixth av. Lewis Arnold A. mer. 42 Front & 18 Coenties sL h. Levy Joseph, bookkeeper, h. 115 Sheriff Brooklyn Levy Joseph, hardware, 183 Walker, h. 183 Walker Lewis Asahel, lumber, 352 West, h. 79 Madison Levy Joseph, clothing, 186 William, h. 21 Bayard Lewis Augustus C. accountant 264 Broadway, h. 181 Levy Joseph, caps, h. 167 W. 83d Walker Levy Joseph, clerk, h. 6 Franklin Lewis Arthur, blacksmith, h. r. 467 Fourth Levy Joseph, glazier, h. r. 6 Franklin Lewis Barnard, tailor, h. 172 Leonard Levy Joseph, tailor, 139 Av. C, h. 139 Av. C Lewis Bernard, carman, h. 56 Gansevoort Levy Jonas P. seaman, h. 117 Bank Lewis Benedict jr. cash, butchers &drovers bk. Bow­ Levy Julia, milliner, 39 Division, h. 39 Division ery c. Grand, h. 230 Grand Levy Julius, clothier, 115 Chatham, h. 115 Chatham Lewis Catharine (col’d), wid. Robert, h. 150 Crosby Levy Karman, silk goods, 70 William, h. 137 Spring Lewis Catharine, wid. Jotham, h. r. 86 Yandam Levy L. tinsmith, 233 E. 11th, h. 233 E. 11th Lewis Charles, liquors, E. 24th, h. 125 E. 24th Levy L. E. clothing, 128 Division, h. 128 Division Lewis Charles (col’d), sawyer, h. r. 26 Clarke Levy Leopold, segarmaker, h. 6 Franklin Lewis Chas. C. spice, West n. liberty, h. 14 Bethune Levy Lewis, clothing, 55* Chatham, h. 52 Attorney Lewis Charles D. lawyer, 88 South, h. 206 Henry Levy Lewis, pawnbroker, 438 Grand, h. 483 Grand Lewis Charles Y. paints, 118 Chambers, h. 45 Hudson Levy Lewis S. imp. 49 Maiden la. h. 88 Macdougal Lewis Chas. W. segars, 811 Bowery, h. 811 Bowery Levy Marcus, butcher, h. 17 Av. A Lewis Chriss, candy, 17 Jackson, h. 17 Jackson Levy Marcus H. laborer, h. 208 Fifth Lewis Christopher, laborer, h. 381 Madison Levy Margaret, wid. Michael, washing, h. r. First av. Lewis Clarissa, wid. Philo, h. 101 Hainersley n. E. 29th Lewis Cornelius, butcher, 7 Wash, mkt b. 71E. IStli Levy Mark, merchant, h. 27 City Hall pi. Lewis Daniel, barber, 149 Fulton, h. 149 Fulton Levy Mark, clothing, 289 Eighth av. h. 289 Eighth av. Lewis Daniel, carman, h. 135 Christopher Levy Mark, hats, 524 Sixth av. h. 524 Sixth av. Lewis Daniel (col’d), carpenter, h. 168 Church Levy Mark & Bro. imps. 49 Maiden la. h. 78 Greene Lewis David, boxmaker, h. 87 Lewis Levy Marks, clothing, 14 Division Lewis David, carman, h. 867 Sixth Levy Martin, porter, h. r. 73 Norfolk Lewis Ebenezer, botanist, h. 154$ Orchard LEW 411 LEW Lewis Edward, coal, 16 Albany, h. 78 Charlton Lewis Joseph, gunmaker, 13 Pell h. 18 Pell Lewis Edward, chairmaker, r. 59 Eldridge Lewis Joseph D. shipjoiner, h. 876 Sixth Lewis Edwin, drugs, 55 Pearl, h. 279 Broome Lewis Edwin E. agent, h. 87 W . 16th x eS s x si,ah’ shoemaker, h. 185 W . 16th Lewis Junius S. cus. ho. h. 223 W . 19th Lewis Elias jr. 106 Maiden la. h. 205 Pearl, Brooklyn t J ^ a n , 1harps, 293 Bowery, h. 141 Chrystio Lewis Elijah, confectioner, 97 Houston, h. 97 Houston Lewis Lewis, late shirts, h. 493 Broome * Lewis Eliza, wid. Charles, h. 404 Second ay. Lewis Leonard, ironfoundry, h. 42 Ludlow Lewis Eliza, wid Wm. (col’d), washing, h. 21 Grand Lewis Leonard, moulder, h. 21 Hester Lewis Elizabeth, boarding, 6 Thompson Lewis Lovzinski, daguerreotypes, 333 Broadway, h Lewis Eliza, w id Robert, h. 110 Charles Broadway c. Barclay Lewis Elizabeth, wid. Enoch, h. 27 Greenwich Lewis Lucretia, musicteacher, h 8 Wooster Lewis Elkana, carpenter, 334 W . 28th, h. 256 W . 29th Lewis Margaret, wid. John, h. E. 21st n. Second av. Lewis Enoch P. pickles, 135 Cannon, h. 182 Cannon Lewis Mary, wid. Garritt C. h. 154 Grand Lewis Evan, late grocer, h. 78 Charlton Lewis Mary Ann, li. 8 Wooster Lewis Ezra, mer. 24 South, h. 174 Henry, B rooklyn Lewis Mary, wid. Stephen J. boardingh. 9 Doyers Lewis Ezra F. shipchandler, 26 Coenties s i Brooklyn Lewis Morgan A. machinist, h. 48 Goerck Lewis Frances A. boardingh. 52 E. 16th Lewis Myer, pedler, h. 559 Grand Lewis Francis & Co. (col’d), groceries, 315 Green w’h, Lewis Noah T. carpenter, h. 114 Fourth av. h. 168 Church Lewis Orlando B. dentist, h. 227 Third av. Lewis Frank, clerk, h. 50 Thompson Lewis Peter G. fishmonger, h. 505 Tenth Lewis George, ladies’ shoes, h. 56 Watts Lewis Peter J. fish, Ninth av. b. W . 35th & W. 36th. Lewis George, prompter B’dway thea. h. 163 Walker Ninth av. n. W . 44th Lewis George (col’d), seaman, h. 56 Leonard Lewis Philip, shirts, 45 Beaver, h. Ireland Lewis George, drygoods,, 164 Fulton, h. 118 Fifth ay. Lewis Philip R. bookbinding, 108 Fulton, h. 6 King Lewis George M. merchant, 61 Front Lewis Platt, stables, 896 Broadway, h. 188 Third av. Lewis George S. clerk, h. 23 Ridge Lewis Rees, fish reels, 293 Bowery, h. r. 325 Broome Lewis Haman D. clerk, h. 598 Fourth Lewis Richard, baker, h. 13 King Lewis Harris, glazier, h. 60 Mott Lewis Richard, laborer, h. 150 Cherry Lewis Henry, drugs, 104 Third av. h. 104 Third av. Lewis Richard, shoemakor, h. 172 Twelfth Lewis Henry, locksmith, h. 49 Ridge LEW IS RICHARD, liquors, 241 South, h. Bush- Lewis Henry, shirts, 45 Beaver, h. M orrisania wick, L. /. Lewis Hugh, carpenter, h. 620 Ninth av. Lewis Richard, laborer, h. 616 Eighth av. Lewis Ira, stables, 896 Broadway, h. 188 Third av. Lewis Richard, daguerreotypes, 142 Chatham, h. 20 Lewis Isaac, builder, 43 E. 15th, h. 100 Fourth av. Mott Lewis Isaac (Rev.), h. 108 E. 17th Lewis Richard A. daguerreotypes, 142 Chatham, h. 20 Lewis Isaac B. com. mer. 24 South, h. Henry c. Mott President, B rooklyn Lewis Richard B. grocer, 73 Yesey, h. 120 Chambers Lewis Isaac M. pedler, h. 75 Av. B Lewis Richard B. salesman, h. 126 W . 24th Lewis J. Henry, 194 Division LEW IS RICHARD E. agent, 77 Nassau Lewis Jacob, cloth, 151 Greenwich Lewis Richard E. collector, 75 & 77 Nassau, h. 50 Lewis Jacob, jeweler, 168$ Chatham, h. 168$ Chat’m Hamersley Lewis Jacob, segarmaker, 663 Fourth, h. 661 Fourth Lewis Robert, clerk, h. 294 Ninth Lewis Jacob M. pedler, h. 559 Grand Lewis Robert, tailor, h. 32 Trinity pi. Lewis Jacob K. oil, 57 Dey, h. 757 Greenwich Lewis Robert, clothing, 26 Fulton, h. 106 Madison Lewis James, blacksmith, 90 Sheriff, h. W 'msburgh Lewis Robert, framemaker, 209 Fulton, h. 209 Fulton Lewis James, carman, h. 815 Front Lewis Samuel, pumpmaker, — West, h. 133 W . 22d Lewis James, carman, h. 125 Orchard Lewis Samuel, 66 W . 29th Lewis James, carman, h. 137 W . 21st Lewis Samuel, h. 716 Broadway Lewis James, grocer, 125 W . 19th, h. 125 W . 19th Lewis Samuel, blockmaker, 289 West, h. W . 21st n. Lewis James, harnessmaker, h. 371 Twelfth Seventh av. Lewis James, shipcarpenter, h. 406 Eighth Lewis Samuel, clothing, 128 Nassau, h. 128 Nassau Lewis James, miller, h. 140 Barrow Lewis Samuel A. shirts, 45 Beaver, h. 144 Thompson Lewis James, seaman, h. r. 55 Crosby Lewis Sarah, wid. Daniel, h. 297 Henry Lewis James F. clerk, 217 Pearl, h. 35 E. Broadway Lewis Sarah, wid. Josiah, h. 68 Lewis Lewis James S. provisions, 534 Washington, h. 99 Lewis Schoffel, h. r. 10 Hamilton • ? Hamersley Lewis Simon, jeweler, 79 Av. C, h. 79 Av. C LEW IS JAMES T. & CO. com. mers. 82 Water, h. Lewis Simon (col’d), waiter, h. r. 25 Sullivan 57 Bleecker LEW IS STARKS W . merchant, 24 South, h. 442 Lewis Jane, wid. Daniel, h. 85 Orchard Sixth av. Lewis Jane, wid. James, h< r. 146 Cherry Lewis Sylvanus, builder, 14 Troy Lewis Jane, wid. Henry, seamstress, h. 27 Laurens Lewis Theodore F. china, 70 Broad Lewis Jane W . confectionery, 28 Sixth av. h. 28 Lewis Thos. slate & tin roofer, 46 Rose, h. 296 Bow­ Sixth av. ery Lewis Jane W. confectioner, 214 Third av. h. 214 Lewis Thomas, upholsterer, 452 Pearl, h. 87 Forsyth Third av. Lewis Thomas, mason, h. 104 E. 11th Lewis Jesse E. tailor, 177 William, h. 160 Chambers Lewis Thomas M. gents furnishing, 655 Broadway, h. Lewis John, grocer, h. 86 Houston 29 Henry Lewis John, painter, h. 155 Hammond Lewis Treadwell, carman, 100 Ludlow Lewis John, sawyer, h. 523 Tenth av. Lewis W . M. clothier, 51 Maiden la. h. N ewark, N. J, Lewis John, h. 95 Hudson Lewis Walter, tel. 41 Wall, h. 147 Duffield, B r'klyn Lewis John, clerk, h. 85 Greenwich Lewis William, carpenter, h. 244 A v. A Lewis John, coachman, h. 383 Madison Lewis William, clerk, h. 67 Carmine Lewis John, driver, h. 49 Mott Lewis William, clerk, h. 384 Sixth av. Lewis John, mer. 148 Water Lewis William, porter, h. r. 224 Sullivan Lewis John, tailor, h. 56 Duane Lewis William, clerk, h. 348 Greenwich Lewis John, bookkeeper, 51 Front, h. 93 Prospect, Lewis William, dining saloon, 77 Duane, h. 528 Pearl B rooklyn Lewis William, grocer, 80 Monroe, h. 80 Monroe Lewis John F. clerk, 119 Broad Lewis William, oysters, 150 Seventh av. h. 150 Sev­ Lewis John J. carpenter, h. 289 Sixth enth av. Lewis John R. paper, 161 William, h. 301 Henry Lewis W illiam, upholsterer, 452 Pearl, h. 452 Pearl Lewis John H. shipchandler, 24 South, h. Brooklyn Lewhj William & Thomas, upholsterers & carpets, 452 Lewis John W . & Co. clothiers, 26 Fulton, h. 192 Washington, B rooklyn Lewis William B. h. 274 W . 86th Lewis John W. provisions, 534 Washington, h. 4 St Lewis William D. carpenter, h. 288 Tenth av. Luke’s pi. Lewis William E. agent, 89 Cedar, h. 62 Seventh Lewis Joseph, shoemaker, h. 104 E. 82d Lewis William E. builder, h. 14 Troy Lewis Joseph, painter, h. 261 Mulberry Lewis William, H. shipchandler, 292 West, h. 183 W . Lewis Joseph, clothing, 213 Eighth av. h. 213$ 21st Eighth av. Lewis Wm. H. daguerreotypes, Hester, c.- Elizabeth, Lowis Joseph, baker, h 124 W . Broadway h. 21 Eldridge LIC 412 LIL Lewis Wm. H. hairdresser, 626 Water, h. 663 Water Lichtenstadter Solomon, segars, 219 First av h 219 Lewis Wm. J. strawhats, 148 Pearl, h. 163 Third av. First av. Lewis William N. & Co. clothing, 53 Maiden la. h. Lichtenstadter Sigmund, fancygoods, 21 Cedar h 243 Newark Lewis William N. auctioneer, 187 Chatham sq h. .Lichtenstein Hams S. silkg. 140 Canal, h. 140 Canal M orrisania Lichtenstein J. vestings, 42 John, h. Brooklyn Lewis William N. jr. printer, h. 28 Sixth av. LICHTENSTEIN MARCUS H. silkgooda 90 Bow- Lewis Wm. Smith, bookkeeper, h. 375 Washington ery, h. 90 Bowery Lewis & Co. clothiers, 26 Fulton & 290 Pearl Lichtenstein Jacob, shoemaker, h. 72 Cannon Lewis J. H. & E. F. shipchandlers, 26 Coenties si. h. Lichtenstein John, vinegar, 193 & 195 E. 26th h 89 Brooklyn E. 25th LEWIS P. fancygoods, 189 Spring h. 189 Spring Limmer Nicholas, scavenger, h. r. 122 W illett Lindheim John L. hotel, 415 Grand Limmerman Henry, sugarreflner, 104 Charlton Lindig John, barber, 68 Ludlow, h. (refused) Linacre John, crockery, h. 4 Marion Lindinmuller Gustave, restaurant, 118 Chatham, h. Linagan George, laborer, h. r. 893 Twelfth 118 Chatham Linagh James, overseer, h. r. 8 Amity pi. Lindke Henry, tailor, 87 W . Broadway Linahan John, mason, h. 196 E. 17th Lindler Samuel, drygoods 885 Cherry, h. 385 Cherry Linahen Daniel laborer, h. 27 Roosevelt Lindley Charles P. drygoods, 53 Catharine, h. 53 Linahen Margaret, wid. John, seamstress, h. r. E. 42d Catharine c. Lexington av. Lindley Hannah, wid. William, h. 86 King Linahen William, laborer, h. 223 E. 20th Lindmark Winter, carver, 237 South, h. 8 Garrison, Lince Margaret, wid. John, h. 115 Yarick B rooklyn Linch Hugh, boatman, h. 176 Christopher Lindner Charles L. musician, h. 290 Broome Linch Isabella, h. 160 Cherry Lindner Joseph, mason, h. 249 Fifth Linch Rose, wid. James, h. 160 Cherry Lindner Joseph R. saddler, h. 284 Broome Linch Thomas, shoemaker, h. r. 104 Bayard Lindner Louis, tailor, h. 82 Mulberry Linch Thomas, blacksmith, h. 264 Mott Lindner Traugott, cabinetmaker, h. r. 189 Forsyth Linck Francis P. printer, 24 N. William, h. 28 Mott Lindos Stephen, physician, h. 559 Broadway Linckenbach Edw. buttonmaker, h. 845 Seventh av. Lindquest Christ’n. M. wid. Chas. F. li. r. 66 N. Moore Lincoln Abijah B. piano, 441 Broadway, h. 30 Greene Lindrum Phoebe A. wid. John, milliner, 182 Canal, b. Lincoln Ebenezer M. carpenter, h. 911 Broadway 182 Canal Lincoln Francis E. hosiery, 180 Canal, h. 15 Laight Lindsay Alexander, cabinetmaker, r. 88 Downing, h. Lincoln Geo. T. combmaker, 555 Pearl, h. 1 Madison 38 Downing Lincoln Henry S. lawyer, 49 Chambers, h. Chambers Lindsay Ann, wid. James, h. 149 Stanton c. Church Lindsay Benjamin, machinist, h. 19S W. 27th Lincoln James D. jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. Phila. Lindsay Charles P. agent, li. 255 Hudson Lincoln John, clockmaker, h. 248 W . 80th Lindsay David, coppersmith, h. 178 W . 16th Lincoln Leavitt, printer, 40 Ann. h. 25 Lispenard Lindsay David, tailor, h. 243 Ninth Lincoln Lucius, clerk, 55 Cedar, h. 117 Duffield, Lindsay George, physician, h. 21 Greenwich av. Brooklyn Lindsay George F. asst. qr. master, u. s. marines, 57 Lincoln Maria, dressmaker, h. 202 Canal Walker, h. K ingshridge Lincoln Wm. S. com. mer. 45 Broadway, h. Boston Lindsay James, carpenter, h. 100 W . 28th LINCOLN E . & CO. mers. 120 Pearl Lindsay James, gardener, h. 189 W. 18th Lincoln & Green, hosiery, 180 Canal Lindsay James, laborer, h. r. 229 W. 25th Lincoln & Thompson, pianos, 441 Broadway Lindsay John, hatter, h. 348 E. 12th LIN 414 LIS Lindsay John, machinist, h. 61 Yandam Lindsay John, carman, 423 Cherry, h. 423 Cherry x ?nn S*.?£dore’ seaman, h. 100 Washington Lmn William, shoes, 76 Catharine, h. 76 CatharinA Lindsay John carpenter, h. 41 Hammond Linn William, laborer, h. 278 W. 16th ™e Lindsay John, tinman, 126 Eighth ay. h. 126 Eighth Linn T. B & Co. coopers, 208 Fulton, & 10 Cedar av. Lmnan Edward, mason, h. 339 Eighth av Lindsay Mary, wid. James, h. 113 Henry Linnard Patrick, hackman, h. 804 Washington Lindsay Mary Anne, boardingh. 385 Sixth av. Lmndorw Elizabeth, washing, h. r. 180 Norfolk Lindsay Mary Anne, wid. Bob’t, grocery, 123 E. 22d, Linneman Herman, grocer, 88 Murray, h. 58 Church h. 279 First av. Lmneman Francis, grocer, 82 White h. 82 White Lindsay Sarah, wid. Eobt. washing, h. r. 42 Ham- Linnemann Fred. soap,r. 61 E. Twelfth, h. 207 Av R ersley Lmnemann Jno. H. grocer, 161 Church, h. 161 Church Lindsay William, weaver, h. 534 Ninth av. Linnermann Garret, grocer, 227 Church, & 35 Lindsay William, marble, h. 18 Sixth penard LINDSAY W ILLIAM F. druggist, 77 E. Broadway, Linnet Elizabeth, wid. Owen, seamstress, h. 167 E h. 77 E. Broadway Lino Eosalio, fruit, 803 Broadway, h. 803 Broadway0 Lindsay W. S. & Co. com. mers. 52 South, h. London Lmroth Charles, apothecary, 577 Eighth * Lindsey George, machinist, h. 198 W. 27th Linsby Eandolph, 57 Maiden la h. Conn. Lindsey Hugh, mason, h. 159 Stanton Linscheit Leopold, painter, h. r. 79 Suffolk Lindsey Isabella, h. 292 Stanton Linsey James, carpenter, h. 465 Second av. Lindsey James, tinsmith, h. 95 W. 19th Linskey James, bootmaker, 42 Catharine Lindsey John, carpets, 347 Eighth av. h. 178 W. 25th Linskey Mark, boots, 62 Catharine, h. 31 Catharine Lindsey John, laborer, h. 77 Henry LINSLEY JAEED, physician, h. 22 Lafayette pT Lindsey John D. blacksmith, h. 43 Watts Lmsley Eandolph, combs, 57 Maiden la. h. Judson h Lindsey Mary, wid. William, nurse, h. 95 W . 19th Lint Lewis, engraver, h. 89 Columbia Lindsey Eobert, stevedore, h. 439 Cherry Linthwaite Thomas, drygoods, 110 John, h. 295 B’ker Lindsey Thomas, laborer, h. 252 Tenth av. Lmtlow Anthony, h. 152 Orange Lindsley Caleb F. agent, 167 Broadway, h. 52 Amity Lintner Ferdinand, tailor, h. W. 36th n. Eighth av Lindsley Henry, agent piers, 16 & 17 n. r. h. 196 w . Lmtz Agnes, milliner, h. 526 Sixth av. 25th Lintz William, grocer, 165 Maiden la. h. 106 Amitv Lindsley John, carpenter, h. 41 Hammond Lion Anne, wid. James, h. 271 Monroe J Lindsley Lewis M. lastmaker, 26 Ferry, h. N ewark Lion David, butcher, h. 225 Stanton Line John, tailor, h. 314 Ninth Lion Herman, jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. N. Orleans Lineback Alexander A. policeman, h. 171 W . 33d Lion Moses, teacher, h. 22 Av. B Lineback Charles F. dep. sheriff, 11 City hall. h. 192 Lion Moses L. jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. 33 Amos Third av. Lion Samuel, jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. N. Orleans Linehan Mary, wid. L. seamstress, h. 123 Eoosevelt Lion Brothers, jewelers, 170 Broadway Linehan Eichard, laborer, h. r. 8 Caroline Lionhard Brobander, tailor, h. r. 85 Seventh av. Linemann Fred, boots, h. 124 Ludlow Lions William J. carpenter, h. 231 Ninth av. Linen Edward, mason, h. 839 Eighth av. Lipke Heinrich, b'smith, 551 Fourth, h. 551 Fourth Linen George, artist, h. 64 Jane Lipman Adam, tailor, h. 152 Attorney Linen George, grocer, Fulton c. Church, h. 7S Fourth Lipman Frederick, butcher, h. 346 Sixth Linen James, laborer, h. 7 Jersey Lipman Henry, carman, h. 74 Elm Linen James C. h. 24 Howard Lipman Jane, pedler, h. 383 Grand Linen John, artist, h. 189 Eighth av. Lipman Lewis J. equestrian, h. 86 Forsyth Linen John, bricklayer, h. 487 Eighth av. Lippencott Esther, wid. Samuel, nurse, h. 85 Morton Lines Cornelius, laborer, h. E. 88th n. Third av. Lippert Frederick, tailor, h. 186 Seventh Lines Major, paper, 295* Pearl, h. Williarmburgh Lippert Leonard, tailor, h. 47 Attorney Lines Eichard, tailor, 59 Eose, h. 252 Clinton Lippiatt Charles, painter, h. 139 Third av. Lines Eyerson, carpenter, h. 101 W. 24th Lippiatt Thames, tailor, h. 152 Varick Lines William, clerk, h. 71 Leonard Lippiatt Thomas, engraver, 298 Broadway, h. 152 Lines & O’Hara, paper, 295£ Pearl Yarick Liness Sarah, wid. Samuel, h 115 Hammond Lippincott Abiah T. grocer, Ninth av. c. W 47th Linford George, builder, h. 68 Third av. Lippincott Edward, h. 56 Leroy Linford Geo. jr. confec’r, 68 Third av. h. 6S Third av. Lippincott Emilia, tailoress, h. r. 284 Broome Ling John, tailor, h. 65 Mott Lippincott Jehu, baker, W. 40th n. Broadway Ling Silas, moulder, h. 466 Fourth Lippincott Shepherd T. mer. 52 Front Lingelbeck Henry, blacksmith, h. 45 Columbia Lippincott William H. mer. 61 & 62 W. Washington Lingemann George, tailor, h. 244 W . 45th mkt. h. 148 W. 38th Lingg Henry, imp. 191 Pearl Lippincott & Pearson, mers. 52 Front Lingham George W. carman, h. 106 Lewis Lippitt C. H. accountant, 30 Broad, h. Brooklyn Lingle Alford, mason, h. 447 Fourth Lippitt Francis J. h. 259 Greene Lingman George, tailor, h. 244 W. 45th Lippitt Henry, tailor, h. r. 95 Delancey Lingman John, cabinetmaker, 45 Hamersley, h. 80£ Lippitt Joseph F. marble, Greenwich c. Clarkson, Carmine and insp. prov. Wash’n c. Clarkson, h. 93 Amity Lingsweiler Conrad, liquors, 534 Fourth h. 534 Fourth Lippman Israel, segarmaker, h. 26 Av. B Lings'weiler Jacob, baker, 1 Goerck, h. 1 Goerck Lippmann Abraham, mer. h. 214 Second LINHEEE CHEISTIAN & C O .V tistsin hair & Lippmann Abraham, cabinetmaker, h. 28 Chrystie jewelry, 577 Broadway, h. 577 Broadway Lippmann Louis, clothing, 161 Wm. h. 177 Walker Linigan Edward, laborer, h. r. 225 W. 26th Lippmann Michl. cloth’g, 161 William, h. 177 Walker Linington Stephen, grocer, 216 Front, h. 239 Jay, Lippmann M. & Co. clothing, 161 William Brooklyn J’ Linington & Moore, grocers, 216 Front Lippold Augustus, shoemaker, h. 42^-Norfolk Lippoth Frederick, crimper, h. 309 Broome Link Casper, carpenter, h. W . 85th n. Ninth av Lipps John, machinist, h. 293 Bivington Link Christian, farmer, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av Lipscombe John, confectioner, 27 Eighth av. Link Gottlieb, butcher, 812 Eighth av. h. 173 W 26th Lipsett James H. drygoods, 147 Spring Link Henry, butcher, h. 201 Third Lipsett Mary, wid. Thomas, boardingh. 147 Spring Link Julius, artist, 181 Broadway, h. 36 Maiden la. Lipsker Joseph B. jeweler, 55 Chatham, h. 55 Chat’m Link Eobert & Brother, artists, 529 Broadway, h 36 Liresy James, printer, 74 Fulton, h. Hoboken Maiden la. Link Sebastian, tobacconist, h. r. 12 Thompson Liresy John, printer, 74 Fulton, h. Hoboken Links John, boxmaker, 22 Laurens, h. 61 Grand Liresy & Brother, printers, 74 Fulton Links J. & J. boxmakers, 22 Laurens LISCOMB HAEEISON P. coffee, 62, 64 & 66 Bar­ Linler Barnard, tailor, h. 35 Mulberry clay, h. 47 W . 27th Linn Daniel, police, h. 97 Charlton Lise Motten, carman, h. 278 Av. B Lishawa Philip N. painter, h. 286 Eighth av. Linn Dewitt, storage, 21 Wash’n, h. 148 Hicks, B'lyn Lisk Isaac L. pedler, h. r. 685 Fourth Linn Edw. N. provisions, 226 Fulton, h. Jersey City Lisk Joseph, machinist, h. 280 Stanton Linn Henry, laborer, h. 243 Tenth av. Linn Michael, turner, h. r. 181 Elizabeth Lisk Wm. H. segarmaker, h. 216 Delancey Linn Samuel, weaver, r. Ninth av. n. W. 41st Lissak Adolphus H. imp. 103 William, h. 694 Houston Linn T. B. cooper, 208 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Lissak A. H. & Co. imp. 103 William Lissing Joseph, segars, h. 120 Eighth LIT 415 L IY Lisst Peter, seeds & veg. Union mkt. h. 90 Houston Litt B John, tailor, h. 288 First av. List\John, porter, h. 21 Clinton J 4 jp ? ° hni ? ev-), h. 547 Hudson List Robert, trimmings, 21 Cedar, h. 330 Ninth Little John W . agent, h. 58 Columbia Lister Emanuel, upholstery, h. 26 Oliver Little Jonathan, mer. h. 140 E. 18th i Liston Charles H. (col’d), waiter, h. 44 Leonard £ Jttie Joseph W . sashes, 42 Ay. D, h. 275 Seventh Liszinska Flora, millinery, h. 13 Norfolk Little M. Nelson, salesman, 14 Broadway, h. 47 Adel- Lit Sofley, tailor, h. 268 Second phi, Brooklyn Litchenstein Seaman, pickles, 23T Washington, h. 88 Little Mary, dressmaker, h. 65 Ridge Franklin Little Mary J. dressmaker, h. 68 N. Moore Litchfield E. Darwin, oils & candles, 154 Front, h. Little Robert, porterh. 893 West 152 Congress, Brooklyn Little Robert, waiter, h. 185 E. 11th Litchfield Ed. C. 18 William, lawyer & treasurer of Little Stephen D. smith, 828 Front the Michigan, Southern & Northern Indiana r. r. Little Thomas, architect, h. 48 E. Eleventh co. h. 123 Waverley pi. Little Thomas, cooper, h. 219 W . 26th Litchfield Electus B. mer. 58 Pearl, h. 150 Congress, Little Thomas, watchcasemaker, h. 53 Yandam B rooklyn Little Thomas, laborer, h. r. 94 W illett Litchfield Everitt E. mer. 58 Pearl, h. 150 Congress, Little Wm. fancygds. 257£ Greenwich, h. 122 Charlton B rooklyn Little William, clerk, h. 63 Watts LITCHFIELD & CO. oils & candles, 154 Front Little William B. bricks, h. 193 Fifth Litchfield <&Tracy, lawyers, 18 William Little William H. (col’d) porter, h. 811 Monroe LITCHFIELD, JERYIS & CO. mers. 58 Pearl Little, Alden & Co. importers, 89 Nassau Lithauer Leopold, shirts, 117 William, h. Jersey City Littlefield Daniel, school, 192 E. Broadway Lithenberg Charles, agent, 50 Yesey Littlefield Daniel S. clerk, h. 382 Greenwich Lithgow S t Clair, blacksmith, h. r. 149 E. 24th Littlefield Daniel S. shipsmith, h. 882 Greenwich Litien Frederick, grocer, 26 Am ity & E. 45th n. Sec­ Littlefield Erastus, express, 1 Wall, bds. 84 White ond ay. h. 26 Am ity Littlefield J. chiropodist, 498 Broadway & 88 W illiam, Litourneur Auguste, machinist, h. 154 E. 24th h. 84 Fourth av. Littell Amos C. butter, 184 Washington, h. 149 W . 22d Littlefield John M clerk, h. 22 Norfolk Littell Charles, brushmaker, 888 Grand, h. 45 Essex Littlefield & Westervelt, chiropodists, 38 W illiam & Littell Elias B. flour, 10 James si. h. S t Andrews 498 Broadway Littell Eliekena, publisher, 111 Broadway, h. Boston Littlejohn Duncan, iron, 48 New, h. 226 Bridge Littell Hiram B. flour, 10 James si. h. 99 Attorney Brooklyn Littell Jacob, produce, W . Washington m kt h. 219 LITTLEJOHN FREDERICK S. transportation, 100 Walker Broad, h. 47 W yckoff, B rooklyn Littell James B. mason, h. 112 Ludlow Littlejohn George, carpenter, h. 147 W . 27th Littell Geo. W . butter, 184 Washington, h. 151 W . 22d Littlejohn John, shoemaker, h. 32 Clarke Littell Mary, wid. Caleb M. h. 151 W . 22d Littmenn Louis, segars, h. 248 Houston Littell Robert S. publisher, 111 Broadway h. Boston Litton James, painter, 207 Church & 83 Walker, h. 39 Littell Tfiomas P. grocer, 208 Church, h. 208 Church Lexington av. Littell Wm. H. mer. 55 Exchange pi. h. 45 W yckoff, Lively William M. (col’d), (Rev.) h. 477 Seventh av. Brooklyn Livener Thomas, pedler, h. 109 W . 29th Littell A. & G. provisions, 184 Washington Liverman John, carpenter, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Littell E. B. & Co. flour, 10 James si. Livermore Charles F. com. mer. 44 Exchange pL LITTELL & PA YA N , clothing, 809 Broad, h. Livermore Dexter, h. 102 E. 82d Newark, N. J. Livermore Edward M. wool, 5 Beaver, h. 99 E. 17th Littell, Son & Co. publishers, 111 Broadway Livermore Edwin R. carman, 16 South, h. 22 W av. pi. Litterst George, milk, h. 265 W . 88th Livermore Joseph, seacaptain, h. 110 Columbia Little Andrew, fancygoods, 257£ Greenwich, h. 122 Livermore E. M. & Co. wool, 5 Beaver Charlton Liverpool & London Fire & Life Ins. Co. 56 W all Little Anson, lawyer, 51 Wall, h. 40 Pierrepont, Livesay Jane, wid. Isaac, h. 89 E. Broadway B rooklyn Livesey Starkie & Co. upholsterers, 750 Broadway, Little Archibald, furniture, 205 Canal, h. 207 Canal h. 750 Broadwav Little Catharine, widow, varieties, 210 Division Livesey Thos. upholstery, 750 B’way, h. 750 B’way Little Charles, baker, h. 152 Delancey Livey Eunice, wid. N. 8. h. 311 Sixth av. Little Charles, shoemaker, h. 81 Columbia Livey Thomas, bookkeeper, h. 7 Hudson pi. W . 34th LITTLE CHARLES S. hardware, 88 Fulton, h. 96 Livingstein Gabriel, pedler, h. 200 Av. A W . 21st Livingstein Leopiold, tailor, h. 200 Av. A Little Charles S. (Rev.), h. 86 E. 17th Livingston Adelaide, wid Jno. R. boardingh. 43 Mercer Little Edward, drygoods, 202 Broadway Livingston Anson, lawyer, 52 John, h. 314 Fourth Little Edward, porter, h. 191 E. 17th Livingston Baron F. books, 93 Forsyth, h. 145 Hester Little Edward, shoemaker, h. 139 Hammond Livingston Cambridge, lawyer, ,17 Wall, h. 231 Twelfth Little Edward B. late broker, 27 Wall, h. 20 Wash­ Livingston Carroll, broker, 67 Wall ington pL Livingston Carroll, broker, 67 Wall, h. Staten Island Little Edward C. hardware, 83 Fulton, h. Jer. City Livingston Charles M. treas. p. c. m. co. 51 Wall, h. — Little Edward H. clerk, h. 152 Delancey Livingston E. G. customh. h. 292 E. Broadway ,Little Elizabeth, tailoress, h. r. 61 Marion |Livingston Francis A. mer. 72 Broad, h. 51 Am ity Little Elizabeth, wid. James, h. 177 Delancey Livingston George, clerk, h. 27 Pitt Little Elizabeth, wid. John H. housekeeper, 298 B’way Livingston Geo. D. fancygds. 23 Cortlandt, h. 59 E. 30th Little Esther, wid. Jos. seamstress, h. r. 16 Forsyth Livingston Gerard W . 195 Broadway, h. 45 E. 19th Little George, foreman, h. 188 Ludlow Livingston Henry, fancygoods, 278 Bleecker, h. 278 Little George W . lumber, 580 Water, h. 126 Nassau, Bleecker B rooklyn Livingston Henry B. auctioneer, 41 Broad, h. 18 Little Horace, h. 8 Broadway Washington sq. Little Isaac, liquors, 428 Tenth av. h. 428 Tenth av. Livingston Henry W . importer, wholesale & retail Little Israel W . bookkeeper, h. 58 Norfolk dealer in Havana segars, 603 B’way, h. 9 Charles Little Jacob & Co. brokers, 27 Wall, h. 46 Union sq. Livingston Herman, agent, 5 New, h. 93 State, B 'klyn Little James, carpenter, h. 275 Seventh Livingston Herman T. agent, 81 B’way, h. Oak EiU Little James, mason, h. 414 Twelfth Livingston Hugh, tailor, h. 303 First av. Little James, carman, h. 176 W . 16th Livingston Isaac, embroidery, 235 Hudson Little James, painter, 811 Fifth, h. 245 Seventh Livingston James, marblepolisher, h. 222 E. 21st Little James L. imp. 39 Nassau, h. Boston Livingston Jane, wid. John, h. 195 Elm Little James 58 Fulton, h. Court, Lockwood Abraham, clerk, h. 243 Washington Lockwood Alexander, oysters, 5 Catharine mkt. h. 146 L o cNinth av01:118 W ' drUgS’ 859 Ninth av> h- 858 Cherry Lockwood Nathaniel, cooper, h. 160 Rivington Lockwood Alfred, broker, 1 Hanover, h. 250 Twelfth Lockwood Noah S. carpenter, h. 481 Fourth av. Lockwood Alice, wid. L. h. 266 Fifth Lockwood Odle, late drygoods, h. 2S8 E. Broadway Lockwood Ardle, h. 283 E. Broadway Lockwood Peter V. liquors, 896 Amos, & Hotel 163 Lockwood Andrew, late lumber, li. 647 Water West Lockwood Charles, jobber, 50 Maiden la. & 83 Liber­ Lockwood Ralph, lawyer, 14 Wall ty, 235 Schermerhorn, B rooklyn Lockwood Reuben D. carman, h. 124 Eighth Lockwood Charles, pilot, 21 Coenties sL Lockwood Robert G. blacking, 125 Maiden la. h. 108 Lockwood Charles A. -clothier, 14 Bowery, h. 52 Bank W illoughby, B rooklyn Lockwood Charles A. cloths, 191 Broadway Lockwood Robert M. clerk, h. 37 Jay LOCKWOOD CORNELIUS, woodenware, 25 Ful­ Lockwood Roe & Son, booksellers, 411 Broadwav. h. ton, & 205 Water, h. 5 S. 9th, Williamsburgh 104 Bleecker J Lockwood David, mason, h. 204 Greene Lockwood Roswell, n. j. s. n. co. 10 Batterv pi. h. Lockwood David, clerk, h. 87 Jay 259 Twelfth Lockwood Daniel Long Samuel N. fruit, h. 3 Doyers Loomis Simeon L. pres, home ins. co. 10 Wall Long Sarah, wid. John, tailoress, h. 268 W . 17th Loomis Warren P. silks, h. 646 Hudson Long Stephen, carpenter, h. 105 W . 33d Loomis, Thayer & Smith, lawyers, 49 W all Long Theodore G. carman, h. 490 Eighth av. Loonam Michael, liquors, 299 First av. & 303 Av. A Long Thomas, laborer, h. 25 Washington Loonam Michael, liquors, 495 Sixth av. & E. 18th c. Long Thomas, stevedore, h. 300 Pearl First av. h. 18th c. First av Long Thomas, waiter, h. 42 Spring Looney Bernard, clothier, 90 Orange, h. 90 Orange Long Walter, plasterer, h. 135 E. 28th Looney David, agent, 98 Broadway Long William, carpenter, h. 4 Clinton Looney Edward, sawyer, h. 142 Lewis Long William, ice, h. 33 Elizabeth Looney Michael, sawyer, h. 146 Lewis Long William, coachmaker, h. 209 E. 20tli Looney William, cooper, h. 238 Cherry Long William, seaman, h. 583 Grand Loonia John, shoemaker, 152 Broad, h. 13 More Long William F. watches, 105 Av. C, h. 105 A v. C Loonie Jeremiah, stone, E. 22d c. Second av. h. E. 22d Long William H. fish, 439 Fourth av. Loonie John, shoemaker, 152 Broad, h. 13 More Long William S. eggs, 71 Dey, h. 189 Washington Loony James, laborer, h. 162 E. 22d Long H. & Brothers, publishers, 43 Ann Loop Edward S. bookkeeper, 106 West Long & Davenport, hardware, 10 Platt Loop George H. hats & caps, 58 Cedar, h. 73 Warren Longaller Herman, jewelry, h. 29 Sullivan Loop Henry A. artist, 74 Chambers Longbotham James H. paper, 93 John, h. B rooklyn Loop John P. drygoods, 51 Cedar, h. 40 Second av. LONGBOTHAM & JENKINS, papermakers, 93 Loop & Allen, hats & caps, 58 Cedar John Loos Conrad, tailor, h. 127 Hester Longdon Thomas, confectioner, 882 Fourth av. h. 882 Loosey Charles Y . consulate office, 1 Hanover Fourth av. Loosey Mary, wid. Cornelius, h. 137 Washington Longett Antoine, agricultural warehouse, 25 Cliff, & Loper C. S. lime, E. 18th c. Av. B, h. 172 E. 17th factory, 215 & 217 E. 24th, h. 55 Carmine Loper Erastus H. carman, h. 867 Sixth Longett & Grifllng, agricultural warehouse, 25 Cliff Loper Isaac, fish, 80 Fulton m rkt h. 77 Middagh,. Longguth Daniel, baker, h. r. 190 Eighth av. B rooklyn Longherd James, h. 146 First av. Loper Isaac C. & Son, fish, 30 Fulton m kt h. 77 Mid- Longhi J’n, coffeehouse, 2 S. William, h. 13 N. Moore dagh,Brooklyn Longill John, painter, h. 128 Columbia Loper Sarah E. wid, C. H. fancygoods, 73 W . 20th, h„ Longking Joseph, printer, 200 Mulberry 73 W . 20th Longking Joseph, daguerrotype apparatus, 142 Chat­ Loper & Davis, lime, E. 18th c. Av. B ham, h. Newburgh Lopes Salvador M. restaurant 378 Broadway Longley Andrew R . sailmaker, — West, h. 100 Jane Lopiccolo Francisco, barber, h. 76 Reade Longley John F. chairmaker, 81 Forsyth Loppin Alex, flowermaker, 80 N. William Longley John K. clerk, 163 Maiden la. h. 60 Concord Loppmann Louis, clothing, 161William, h. 177 W alker B rooklyn Lorch Adam, shoemaker, 278 W. 19th, h. 278 W. 19th-. Longley Mary, wid. Thomas, h. 100 Jane Lorch Frederick, wines, h. 602 Fourth Longley Gideon, edgetools, h. 289 W . 17th Lorch Frederick, porter, h. r. 356 Tenth Longley Peter W . agent, 7 W . 15th Lorch Frederick, tailor, h. 602 Fourth Longley William, smith, 333 W . 17th, h. 319 W . 17th Lorch John, tailor, h. 82 Downing Longmeyer Jacob, tailor, h. 84 Allen LORD A. W. lawyer, 11 W all Longnicker Henry, laborer, h. 164 Av. A LORD BENJAMIN, dentist, 292 Fourth Bongo Chas. groc. 815 Seventh av. h. 315 Seventh av. Lord Bowen G. carman, h. 231 W . 20th Longo Francis & Charles, grocers, 315 Seventh av. Lord Charles, saloon, 8 Ann, h. 9 Marion Longo^ Peter J. harnessmaker, h. 103 Columbia Lord Charles W . teacher, h. 88 Perry > Longridge Benjamin, fitter, h. r. 159 W . 30th Lord Clarissa, wid. Samuel, h. 284 Madison Longrigg Tyson, drugs, 346 First av. h. 337 First av. Lord D. Porter, drygds. 62 Broad, h. Staten Jscand: Longstaff John, carman, 187 Franklin Lord Daniel, lawyer, 82 Mers1ex. h. 84 W . 17th LOS 420 LOU Lord Daniel D. lawy er, 82 Mere’ ex. h. 33 E. 19th Losee Alanson, clerk, h. 2b0 Dclancey Lord David, machinist, h. 305 Tenth av. Losee Almira, teacher, 244 Rivington Lord Edwin, h. 70 W. 21st Losee Cyrus, broker, 87 Wall, h. Williamsb'wrgh Lord Franklin, soap, 171 Chrystio, h. 368 Sixth av. Losee Garret, broker, 3$- Cannon, h. 10 Lewis Lord George F. carman, h. 62 First Losee Ira, weigher, 97 Pine, h. Classon av. Brooklyn Lord Geo. P. silks, 55 Cedar, h. 103 Henry, Brooklyn Losee Isaac, laborer, h. 265 Fifth Lord Haynes, com. mer. 46 & 48 Broad & 48 New, h. Losee Jeffrey, carman, h. 861 Sixth Staten Island Losee John W. carman, h. r. 87 Broome Lord Henry E. clerk, h. 3 Wooster Losee Jonas, blacksmith, h. 235 Fifth Lord Hezexiah B. 208 Henry Losee Lewis, boys clothing, 5 John, h. 5 Hamilton Lord Hezekiah G. carman, 62 First av. Brooklyn *Lord Hiram, cabinetmaker, 118 Chatham, h. 80 De- Losee Peter, carman, h. 368 Sixth lancey Losee Theron, produce, 120 Broad, b. 330 Bleeeker Lord Jacob, h. 586 Houston Losee & Bunker, weighers, 97 Pine Lord John, clerk, h. 34 Commerce Loser John, shoemaker, h. 46 Grand Lord John, laborer, h. 117 E. 28th Losey Amariah H. li. 512 Sixth av. Lord John, mason, h. 227 E.21st Losey Philip, carman, h. W. 37th n. Ninth av. Lord John C. shoemaker, h. 173 W. 14th Losey Wm. porter & eider, 548 Pearl, h. 206 Church Lord John C. furs, 164 Water, h. 31' E. 19th Loskamm Frederick, tailor, h. 262 Delancey LORD JOHN H. mer. 115 Wall, h. W . 50th b. Eighth Loskamp Conrad, jeweler, 22 Reade, h. 107 Eldridge & Ninth avs. Loskamp, Rosswog & Spiess, jewelers, 22 Reade Lord John P. 11 Wall, h. 257 Pearl, Brooklyn Loss Adolphus, trunks, 39 Canal & 204 Elm Lord Joseph, publisher, 17 Spruce, h. St. Nicholas h. Loss Francis H. druggist, 88 Orchard, h. 86 v ‘chard Lord Joseph, publisher, 17 Spruce, h. 15 Stuyvesant Loss Geo. W. clothier, 70 & 72 Fulton, h. id . 'ilker Lord Jos. L. agent, 11 Wall, h. 246 Pearl, Brooklyn Loss, Reynolds & Co. clothing, 70 Fulton Lord Joseph N. h. 69 Irving pi. Lossing Benson J. woodengraver, 71 Nassau, h Lord Richard, grocer, 165 Front Poughkeepsie Lord Eufus L. h. 24 Laight Lossing & Barritt, wood engravers, 71 Nassau Lord Samuel, drygoods, 97 Maiden la. & 61 & 63 Losson James, smith, h. 12 Pelham Catharine, h. 223 W. 22d Lost Juda, segars, h. 87 Seventh Lord Samuel P. mer. 108 Wall h. Australia Lostag Isaac, shoemaker, h. 41$ Ridge Lord Silas, grocer, 165 Front Lothamer Fritz, butcher, 800 Greenwich Lord Temple, clerk, h. 88 Barrow Lothrop Jeremiah,, lumber, W. 14th c. Tenth av. h. Lord Thomas, porter, h. 140 Hamilton Astor houso Lord Timothy produce, 231 Washington, h. Newark Lothrop William K. grocer, 46 Water, h. W. 18th n Lord Thomas, broker, 39 Wall, h. 35 W . 17th Fifth av. % Lord Tobias, merchant. 30 South, h. New Jersey Lothy Francis, tailor, h. 212 Walker .Lord William, printer, 183 William, h. 88 Frankfort LOTIMER W ILLIAM & CO. hardware, Columbia Lord William G. broker, 35 Pearl, h. 215 Henry c. Pacific, Brooklyn Lord William L. accountant, 50 Wall Lotsey William, shoemaker, h. 101 Willett Lord S. & E. grocers, 165 Front Lothrup Maria, wid. William, boardingh. 41 Monro? Lord & Brown, silks, 55 Cedar Lott Alexander, engineer, h. 102 E. 26th Lord & Imlay, produce, 231 Washington Lott Catharine, wid. Alexander, h. 60 Sullivan Lord & Taylor, drygoods, 97 Maiden la. & 61 & 63 Lott Eliza, wid. Uriah, h. 46 King Catharine Lott James R. secretary, 492 Grand LQED, W AEEEN & CO. mers. 46 & 48 Broad & 48 Lott Jerome, secretary, 51 Wall, h. Staten Island New Lott Sarah, wid. Fearman, nurse, b. 62 Jane Loreau Francis, watchmaker, h. 18 Laurens Lottich Dan’l, cab’tmkr, 435 Houston, h. 437 Houston Loree Joel, carman, h. 313 Ninth av. Lottimer William, imp. 89 Broadway, h. — Union, Loremer Elizabeth, h» 178 E. 16th South Brooklyn Lorenz Andrew, laborer, h. r. 82 Charlton LOTTIMER, LARGE, ELLERY & CO. imps. 89 'Lorenz Frederick, butcher, 114 Orchard, h. 114 Or­ Broadway chard Lotton Cornelius, carman, h. r. 9 Pitt LORENZ LEOPOLD, agent, h. 95 Greenwieh Lotton William, saddler, 131 Grand Lorey Friedrich, tailor, h. r. 160 Third Lotts Valentine, smith, h. 221 Rivington Lorey John, upholsterer, h. 157 E. 27th Lotz Conrad, grocer, 165$- Division, h. 165$- Division Lori Albert, porterh. 2 Carlisle Lotz Conrad, tailor, h. r. 157 Forsyth Lorib Peter, shipcarpenter, h. 467 E. 12th Lotz Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. r. 124 Stanton Lorillard Blase, h. 67 Bleeeker Lotz Jacob, bootmaker, b. r. 75 Forsyth Lorillard Peter, tobacco, 42 Chatham & 69 Wooster, Lotz John G. grocer, 160 Eighth av. h. 160 Eighth av. h. 787 Broadway Lotz William & Brother* grocers, 165$ Division, h. LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE CO. 63 Wall & 165 Division 61 Chambers Lotzer Mathew, coffeehouse, 116 Greenwich Lorimer William, tailor, h. 77 W. 33d Loubat Alphonse, mer. 64 Water, h. France Lorman Louis, cabinetmaker, h. 140 W. 82d Louber David, tailor, h. 223 Houston Loron Stephen, cabinetmaker, h. 50 Attorney Louber Samuel, pedler, h. 223 Houston Lorre Albert, porter, h. 2 Carlisle Loubet Peter, wines, 556-$ Pearl .Lorsch Henry, broker, h. 22 Oliver Louch Philip, grocer, 121 E. 16th Lorsch Jacob, clothier, 216 Second, h. 216 Second Louchemborg Peter, lithographer, h. 143 W. Broad Lorton Ann, wid. John, h. 156 W. Broadway way Lorton George J. tinsmith, 156 W. Broadway Loucks George P. h. 183 Franklin Lorton George M. packer, h. I l l Hamersley Loucks John C. painter, h. W. 36th n. Seventh av. Lorton John, h. 156 W. Broadway Loucks Samuel, lawyer, 11 Wall, h. Brooklyn Lorton John, carpenter, h. I l l Charlton Loud Daniel M. carpenter, h. 315 Sixth Lorton John, joiner, 18 Dominick Loud Ebenezer, police, h. 104 E. 82d Lorton Margaret, widow, h. r. 10 York Loud Sam’l L. carpenter & boardingh. 2 First av. Lorton Sarah, wid. Lewis E. boardingh. 509 Wash­ Loud Sylvanus, police, h. 727 Eighth av. ington Louderback David, builder, h. 129 Macdougal Lorton William, sawyer, h. 344 Sixth Loudon John, weaver, h. W 39th n. Tenth av. Lorton William B. papiermache, 3 Dutch, h. 509 Loudon John H. fancystore, 474 Greenwich Washington Loudon William, stonecutter, h. 335 W. 26th Lortzendorlf Cesar, cabinetmaker, 10 Second av. h. Loudon William R. h. 56 E. 25th 87 First Louette Joseph A. artificial flowers, h. 526 reari Lorut Lewis, broker, 68 Wall Lough Edward, carman, h. 105$- Washington Lorzel George, tailor, h. 44 Av. B Loughead James, laborer, h. 410 Tenth Losacker John C. liquors, 75 Av. A, h. 75 Av. A Lougheed Jas. laborer, h. r. W. 87th n. Eleventh av Losano John, barber, 98 Roosevelt, h. 98 Roosevelt« Lougherion Mackey, carman, h. 160' W. lotn Losby William, grocer, 129$ Goerck Lougherty Mary C. wid. John, h. 148 E. B>tu Loschinger Anton, shoes, li. W. 38th n. Ninth av. Loughery Thomas, smith, h. 79 Ninth av Losea Hiram Y. carver,.136 Centre,.h. 219 Mulberry Loughin William, clerk, h. 49 Anthony LOU 421 LOW Loughlan Catharine, wid. John, h. 102 E. 11th Lour John, cabinetmaker, h. 133 E. 26th Loughlin Charles, butcher, h. W . 52d n. Seventh av. Louvre Frederick, laborer, h. 829 Third Loughlin Henry, newsman, h. 752 Greenwich Love Andrew, carman, h. 129 W 28th Loughlin John, baker, h. 268 E. 18th Love Ebenezer A. umbrellas. 25 Platt Loughlin John, late carman, h. 19 Prince Love Eliza, h. 36 W. 18th Loughlin John, laborer, h. 18 Oak Love Helena, wid. John, late fruit, 166 E. 28th Loughlin John (Rev.), h. 263 Mulberry Love Hiram W . rigger, h. 434 Cherry Loughlin Martin, porterh. 15 City hall pi. Love James, milkman, h. 74 Tenth av. Loughlin Martin, turner, 30 Whitehall, h. 30 W hite­ Love James, baker, 17 College pi. & 90 Hudson h. 90 hall Hudson Loughlin Owen, junk, 208 Mott, h. 208 Mott Love Jane, wid. Wm. seamstress, h. 31st n. Ninth av. Loughlin Patrick, laborer, h. 26 Stone Love John, umbrellamaker, h. 20 Hamersley Loughlin Thomas, grocer, 79 Charlton, h. 79 Charlton Love John, missionary, h. 220 Church Loughlin Thomas, liquors, 37 Orange, h. 37 Orange Love John I. umbrellas, 120 W . 27th Loughlin Timothy, carpenter, h. 68 James Love Joseph, groeer, h. 293 Ninth av. Loughly Andrew, butcher, h. W . 45th n. Tenth av. Love Mary, wid. S’amuel, h. 97 W. 17th Loughman Edward, milkman, h. 289 W . 24th Love Moses P. baker, 90 Hudson, h. 90 Hudson Loughman Martin, drover, h. 207 Ninth av. Love Rebecca, wid. William, h. r. 31 Charles Loughran Bernard, laborer, h. 312 W . 83d Love^Robert, fringe, 66£ Carmine, h. 66|- Carmine Loughran James, stonecutter, h. 380 First ay. Love Robert, umbrellas, 25 Platt, h. 353 E. 12th Loughran James, waiter, h. 218 First av. Love Robert, laborer, h. r. 32 W . 27th Loughran John, provisions, 318 Washinston Love Thomas, corsets, railway shoulder braces, 243 Loughran, Thomas, confectioner, 78 Centre Hudson, h. 243 Hudson Loughran Thomas, butcher, Seventh av. n. W . 51st, Love Thomas, grocer, 310 Tenth, h. 810 Tenth n. Broadway c. W . 49th Love William, pilot, h. 69 South Loughran Thomas, drygoods, 517 Greenwich Love E. A . & R. umbrellas, 25 Platt Loughran William, laborer, h. 312 W . 33d Lovejoy Charles W . clerk, h. 117 Forsyth Loughran William, shoemaker, h. 46 Rutgers Lovejoy Dan. goldpens, r. 169 Spring, h. 557 Broome Loughran & Dillon, provisions, 318 Washington Lovejov Frederick L. machinist, h. 13 Lewis Loughrea James, t&ilor, h. 25 Yandewater LOVEJOY JOHN, dentist, h 87 W . 18th Loughrey Bernard, lumber, h. 355 Tenth av. Lovejoy John, driver, h. 547 Third av. Loughrey Jane, tailoress, h. 170 W. 34th Lovejoy Reuben, hotel, 400 Broadway, h. 400 B’way Loughrin Patrick, weaver, h. r. 165 W . 33d Lovejoy Samuel I. 83 Coenties si. h. Pearl-st. house Loughry William, engineer, h. 169 E. 11th Lovejoy & Glover, pens, r. 169 Spring Louis Dennis, miniaturecases, 152 Fulton, h. 96 Gold Lovelace Isaac, mason, h. 274 W. 83d Louis Etienne, cabinetmaker, h. 11 N. Moore Loveland Eleazer, h. 256 Elizabeth Louis Francis J. distiller, 229 W . 17th «fc 53 Grove, h. Loveland George, h. 174 Franklin 207 W . 14th Loveland Hanford, h. 44 Tenth av. Louis Franciska II. fancygoods, 37 Catharine, h. 281 Loveland Lucinda, shirtdepot, 70 Bleecker, h. 70 Madison Bleecker Louis Franciska, watchmaker, 109 Canal, h. 109 Canal Loveland Marcus B. salesman, 88 Liberty, h. 69 Louis Frank, tailor h. 33 Jackson Yarick Louis Fritz, grocer, 112 Attorney, h. 112 Attorney Loveland Oliver, lime, 381 West, h. 45 Bedford Louis Jacob, tailor, h. 326 E. 13th Loveland & Berrien, lime, 381 West Louis John (col’), boarding, 202 Church Lovelett Joseph, carpenter, h. 291 First av. Louis John, miller, h. r. 229 Houston Lovell Joseph, lawyer, 4 New, h. 98 State, B rooklyn Louis John, baker, h. r. 53 Ay. C Lovell Joseph, teas, 86 Front, h. M orristown, JV. J. Louis Joseph, meat, 87 Forsyth, h. 214 Broome Lovell Joshua, painter, h. 282 Seventh Louis Joseph, segarmaker, h. r. 88 Pitt Lovell William, stationer, 88 Hudson Louis Mark L.. miniaturecases, 152 Fulton, h. 133 LOYELL & COLLES, teas, 86 Front Reade Lovely Thomas, shoemaker, h. r. 160 Stanton Louis Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 32 Grand Lovenberg Martin, bookkeeper, h. 117 Columbia Louis Solomon, clothing, 429 Eighth av. h. 429 Loventhal Elias, fancygoods, 474$- Grand, h. 4744- Eighth av. Grand Louis D. & Son, miniaturecases, 152 Fulton Loventhall Nathan, drygoods, h. 31 Sheriff Loum y Ann, wid. Patrick, washing, h. 254 Stanton Lover John, carman, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Lounsbery Stephen R. eloths, 63 Maiden la. h. 36 El- Loveridge James, combmaker, 84 Leonard, h. r. 271 dridge Spring LOUNSBERRY HENRY (Rev.), h. 17 Jane Loveridge Prince (col’d), teach.h.145 Prince h.W . 15th Lounsberry Gilbert H. clerk, h. 265 Broome Lovering George, clerk, h. Sixth av. n. W. 29th Lounsberry James, carman, h. 177 W. 21st Loverty Jane, wid. John, h. r. 16$- Downing LOUNSBERRY JOHN S. & CO. distillers, 32 Bur­ LOYET HEZEKIAH T. wahpene, 114 Chambers, ling si. h. 49 S. 9th, Williamsburgh h. 114 Chambers Lounsberry Mary, wid. Smith, boarding, 256 William Lovett Christopher, waiter, h. 135 E. 22d Lounsberry Silas, dentist, 383 Broadway, h. 125 Lovett Gaspar (coFd), confec. h. r. 38 Cornelia W . 36th Lovett George, 72 Wall, h. 21 Union pi. Lounsberry James H. carpets, 254 Broadway, h. 190 Lovett James, late crockery, h. 327 Sixth E. 20th Lovett James tailor, h. 296 Washington Lounsberry Jeremiah, provisions, 183 Rivington, h. Lovett John, Mangin c. Delancey 149 Rivington Lovett John,, laborer, h. 2 Stone Lounsberry Joshua, carman, h. 123 Perry Lovett John D. engraver, 1 Cortlandt, h. Brooklyn Lounsberry Nehemiah, late mer. h. 36 Eldridge Lovett Joseph, boatman, h. 98 Charles Lounsberry Stephen, carpets, 448 Pearl, h. 82 E. Lovett Otis C. merchant, 259 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Broadway Lovett Robert, engraver, 17 Beekman, h. 4 Grove Lounsberry & Cook, provisions, 193 Rivington Lovett Sarah, dressmaker, h. 68J Greene Lounsberry Samuel, tailor, 2$- Dey, h. 172 Washing­ Lovett Thomas, engraver, h. 318 W . 83d * ton, B rooklyn Lovett, Southwick & Co, com. mers. 259 Pearl Lourey John, bricklayer, h. 35 W . 13th Lovy Frederick, springmaker, h. 33 Roosevelt Louroy Geo. pianomaker, 79 E. 13th, h. 197 Third av. Low Abiel A. mer. 81 Burling slip, h. 165 Washing­ Lout Philip, shoes, h. 320 First av. ton, Brooklyn Loutrel C. H. stationer, 77 Maiden la. h. 586 Broome Low Alexander, tailor, h. r. 178 W . 16th Loutrel George L. clerk, h. 576 Broome Low Anton, tailor, h. r. 65 Thompson Loutrel Jno. S. willowware, 314 Spring, h. 576 Broome Low Charles (col’d), coachman, h. r. 109 Thompson* Loutrel Louis, cus. house officer, h. 576 Broome Low Daniel, mer. 31 B ’dway, h. Cliffton, Staten Is.. Loutrel Louis L. hatter, h. 88 Yarick Low Diana, wid. Jacob, boardingh. 104 G’nwich av.. Loutrel William M. stationer, 61 William, h. 502 Low Edward, tinsmith, k. 487 Greenwich Broome Low Elmorah, silversmith, h. 48 Troy Loup Clements, carpenter, h. 168 W . 32d .Low George, blacksmith, h. 181 W. 35th Louprette Edward, carpenter, h. 87 Laurens Low James, drygoods, 20 Exchange pi. h. 16 E. 14th; LOW 422 LOZ Low James (col’d), whitewashes h. r. 169 Essex Lowerre Theodore, umbrellamaker, h. 142 Cherry Low James W. inspector ins, co. 50 Wall, h. 36 Bond, Lowerre Thos. H. farrier, 111 Gold, h. 37 Gouvernem* Brooklyn Lowerre Thomas H. hatter, h. 123 E. 20th, Low John, conductor, h. 63 Charlton LOWERRE W ILLIAM , lawyer, 78 Murray h. 97 Low John, stonecutter, h. E. 16th c. Av. B W. 14th Low John W. liquors, 51 Cherry Lowerre William J. clerk, h. 97 W. 14th Low Joseph W. mer. 40 Wall, h. 189 Pulton, B'klyn Lowerre Trautmann & Co. syrups & cordials,76 Duane Low Josiah O. mer. 31 & 33 Burling slip, h. 30 Lowery Allen G. hosiery, 6 Dey, h. Europe Remsen, Brooklyn Lowery Archibald, grocer, 121 Front, h. Fifth av. b Low Lyman E. H. R. mer. 31 Burling slip, h. 28 W . 21st & 22d • Remsen, Brooklyn Lowery Henry, tailor, h. 49 Norfolk Low Mary H. wid. J. G. h. 67 W . 22d Lowery Hugh, cooper, h. 469 Fourth Low Michael P. late stoves, h. 797 Broadway Lowery Michael, laborer, h. 123 Roosevelt Low Nicholas, h. 10 Bond Lowery Peter, butcher, Wash’n mkt. h. 187 Reade Low Seth H. drugs, 129 Water, h. Clinton av. B'klyn Lowery Richard W. crackers, 116 Beekman, h. 896 Low Seth & Co. drugs, 129 Water, h. 40 Concord, Houston Brooklyn Lowery Robert, butcher, Wash’n. mkt h. 187 Reade Low Thomas, carpenter, h. E. 33d n. Second av. Lowery Samuel, clerk, h. 196 E. 21st Low Thomas, tinsmith, h. 248 W. 26th Lowery Samuel, h. 42$ Stanton Low William, carpenter, h. 396 E. Ninth Lowery William B. policeman, h. 147 Forsyth Low William, miller, b. 403 Tenth av. Lowery William J. machinist h. 66 Av. D Low William W. carpenter, h. Second av. n. 36th Lowes John, foreman, h. 412 Madison LOW W ILLIAM P. clerk, 34 Wall, h. Brooklyn Lowes John H. (cord), fishmonger, 252 Wooster, h r Low William P. clerk, h. 14 E. 17th 20 Clarke Low A. A. & Brothers, mers. 31 & 33 Burling slip Lowey Joseph, drygds, 356 Bieecker, h. 356 Bieecker Lowber Edward J. grocer, 1 Front, h. Brooklyn Lowitz Johp, imp. 58 John. h. Clinton av. Brooklyn Lowber James G. asst boarding officer, foot White­ LOW ITZ & BECKER, imps. 58 John hall, h. 220 Atlantic, Brooklyn Lown William B. r. r. agent h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Lowber Robert W . lime, 61 Wall, h. Eleventh av. Lowndes Rawlins, planter, h. 84 Eleventh n. 15th Lowndes Thomas imp. 49, Exchange pL h. Jersey Lowden John, weaver, h. W. 49th n. Tenth av. Oily Lowden John W. com. mer. 30 Front, h. 95 Sands, Lownds Jacob J. pencilcasemaker, h. 88 Hamersley Brooklyn Lownds Jane, wid. Oliver M. boardingh. 53 Barclay Lowden Jos. harnessmkr. 79 Bleecker,h. 79 Bieecker Lowns Louisa, wid. John, saloon, 246 Greenwich, h. Lowden Patrick, butcher, h. 190 E. 11th 246 Greenwich Lowden Robert, harnessmaker, h. 79 Bieecker Lownsberv Phebe, wid. Henry, h. 314 Mott Lowden Robert, shipping, 115 Wall, h. 51 E. 11th Lowrath Charles, laborer, h. r. 221 Third Lowden Samuel, police, h. 1 Washington Lowrey Daniel, mer. 48 Water, h. 13 Bank Lowden William, shipwright, h. 86 Columbia Lowrey Goodwin, com. mer. 48 Water, h. 13 Bank Lowder Andon, hatmaker, h. 161 Second Lowrey James, butcher, Centre mkt. h. 81 Third Lowdon Andrew, laborer, h. 312 W. 26th Lowrey James, grocer, 22 James, h. 22 James Lowe Bowman, mer. 82 Cedar, h. 88 W . 21st Lowrey Joseph M. furnishing, 104 & 10.6 William, h. Lowe Frederick, grocer. 290 Broome, h. 290 Broome Lowe Henry, laborer, h. r. 80-J- King LOW REY C. J. & CO. 57 Fulton, Brooklyn Lowe Isaac N. patternmkr, 128 Grand, h. 169 Wooster Lowrie John C. (Rev.), sec. 23 Centre, h. 57 E. 29th Lowe James, carpenter, h. 302 W. 23d Lowrie Walter, sec. presbyter, board for. missions, 23 Lowe Jas. A. cabinetmkr, 128 Grand, h. 169 Wooster Centre, h. 129 Twelfth Lowe James B. freight agt office, ft Peck slip, h. Lowrie William, shoemaker, h. 191 W. 19th 55 Bedford Lowry Herman, mer. 110 Nassau, h. California Lowe James D. junk, h. 320 W.-29th Lowry James, butcher, 5 Centre mkt. h. 81 Third Lowe John, brassflnisher, h. 23 Wooster Lowry James, shoemaker, h. r. 499 Ninth av. Lowe John, shoemaker, h. r. 145 Delancey Lowry Jane (col’d), washing, h. r. 55 Anthony Lowe John, tailor, h. 318 Seventh av. Lowry John, carpenter, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Lowe Joshua, machinist, 47 Dey, h. 149 E. 23d Lowry John, engineer, h. 162 W. 18th Lowe Lucy, boarding, 706 Broadway Lowry John, mer. 166 Fulton, h. 90 Warren, B'klyn Lowe Mary D. wid. Cornelius G. fancygds. 72 Spring Lowry Mary, widow, h. 33 Laurens Lowe Michael, laborer, h. 241 E. Eleventh Lowry Samuel, h. 42 Stanton Lowe Patrick, porterhouse, 2 Bieecker, h. 2 Bieecker Lowry Samuel, saddler, 842 B’way, h. r. 453 Fourth Lowe Samuel E. barber, 40 Yandam, h. 40 Yandam Lowry Thomas, printer, h. 224 Tenth av. Lowe Thomas, machinist, h. 96 Columbia Lowsbury Steph. R. drygds. 63 Maiden la. h. 36 El age Lowe William, barber, 440 Greenwich Lowshe Joseph, sculptor, h. 63 Watts Lowe William, tinman, 133 W. 41st Lowson Ellen, wid. And’w, dressmaker, h. 132 Gwicb Lowe William H. painter, h. 140 W. 20th Lowther Charles, coals, 129 Eleventh, h. 31 Ninth Lowenbein Adolph, upholsterer, 210 Canal, h. B'klyn Lowther James, boardingh. 21 Chestnut Lowenfels Emanuel, millinery, 73 Av. C. h. 73 Av. C Lowther Thomas, carman, h. 39 Broome Lowenfels M. segars, 272 Houston, h. 272 Houston Loy John, cabinetmaker, 126 Amity, h. 15 Minetta Lowenstein Isaac, shoemaker, h. 86 Ridge Loyd Edward, carman, h. W. 29th bet Seventh A Lowenstein Isaac, caps, 413$ Hudson Eighth avs. . ' Lowenthal Bernard, h. 98 Bedford Loyd Henry, jeweler, 50 Ann, h. Brooklyn Lowenthal Charles, painter, h. 161 Broome Loyd Isaac S. lawyer, 46 Pine, h. — Lowenthal Raphael, liquors, 172 Chatham sq. b. 172 Loyd James, sailmaker, h. 283 Walker Chatham sq. Loyd John, police, h. 107 Walker Lower Augustus, shoemaker, h. 196 Fifth Loyd John, printer, h. 16 Watts Lower Henry, tailor, h. 49 Norfolk Loyd Thomas, sawyer, h. W. Eleventh av* Lower John, bricklayer, h. E. 31st n. Second av. Loyd Thomas, teas, 33 William, b. Keyport, N.J. Lower Louis, cabinetmaker, 158 W. 41st Loyd William, locksmith, h. 642 Hudson Lowerick Ludwig, cabinetmaker, h. r. 260 Stanton Loye Patrick, furniture, 371 Grand, h. 371 Grand Lowerre Abra. boxmkr. 40 Gold & 18 New, h. 11 Fifth Loysel John, h. 196 William Lowerre Abigail, wid. James, h. 1 Charlton Loysence Joseph (Rev.), h. 39 W. 15th Lowerre Arthur H. surveyor, h. 347 Fourth av. Lozier Ann, widow, milliner, h. 446 Hudson Lowerre Benj. H. syrups, 76 Duane, h. Wmsburgh Lozier Charles, butcher, 16 Clinton mkt h. 158b 7 Lowerre Chas. B. butcher, 342 Third, h. 346 Third Lozier Charles H. butcher, 5, 6 & 7 Clinton market, Lowerre Geo. W . mahog'y, 138 Centre, h. 120 White 164 Christopher Lowerre James, corks, 163 Water, h. 50 Hester Lozier Edward W . dentist, 282 Spring Lowerre John M. crockery, 82 Pearl, h. — Ninth n. Lozier J. architect, 75 Bieecker . First av. Lozier John C. baker, h. 378 Bieecker . Lowerre Montraville, bowling, 58 Cherry h. 25 Ham­ Lozier Nicholas C. dining saloon, 4 Fulton mark 4 ilton 437 Grand Lowerre Randolph, prov. 518 Wash’ton,h. 63 Morton Lozier Phebe, boardingh. 278 Spring Lowerre Seaman, hardware, 307 Spring, h. 242 Spring Lozier Sarah, wid. Stephen* 21W. B way LUD 423 LUK Lozier Washington, butcher, 6 & 7 Clinton m kt h. Ludlow Agnes (col’d), washerwoman, h. 5 Jersey 164 Christopher Ludlow Alfred, auctioneer, h. 110 Hammond Lozier William, machinist, h. 411 Hudson Lozoun Peter, porter, h. 149 Delancey f '” 4!®w Charles, exchange, Grand, h. r. 469 Fourth Ludlow Charles D captain, h. 226 Clinton Luan John, cabinetmaker, h. 75 Forsyth Ludlow David, printer, 289 Third Lubberger David, bootmaker, 52 Ninth av. LU I^ C W EDW ARD H. auctioneer, 11 Wall, h. 88 Lubbmann Henry, carpenter, h. 3834 Grand ju. 2otn Lubbock Henry S. captain, h. 85 Bethune Ludlow Edward G. physician, h. 49 E. 23d Lube Jacob, drygoods, h. 17 Rector Ludlow Edwin, asst. cash. 49 Wall Lube Thomas, moulder, h. 120 E. 16th Ludlow Ezra jr. merchant, 19 South, h. 20 Amitv nl Lubert Ebbeart, b. 28 Hubert Ludlow Henry, h. 211 Tenth Lubke John, grocer, 147 Delancey, h. 147 Delancey Ludlow James, agent, 470 West Lubkemann Henry Nicholas, tailor, h. 26 Second av. Ludlow James C. b’kkeeper, 29 John, h. 16 Eldridge Lubkin Luther, grocer, 22 Sullivan, h. 22 Sullivan Ludlow Israel (cord), waiter, h. 5 Jersey Lubos John, tailor, h. 59 Charlton Ludlow Mary, wid. E, C. boardingh. 260 Greene Lubs Henry, liquors, 24 Coenties si. grocer, 428 Sec­ Ludlow Peter G. builder, h. 124 Norfolk ond av. h. i2 State Ludlow Bichard, inspector, h. 204 E. 21st Lubs John & Co. 428 Second av. h. 428 Second av. Ludlow Thomas W . 27 Wall, h. Yonkers Luby Cornelius, clerk, h. r. 89 Monroe Ludlow William O. I l l Water, h. Staten Island Luby Michael L. teller, 21 Wall, h. 31 City Hall pL Ludlum Charles, broker, 178 Laurens, h. — Fourth Luby William, laborer, h. 10 Caroline Ludlum Charles V. calker, h. 143 Lewis Lucas Aaron, sailor, h. r. 130 Norfolk Ludlum Edward, surveyor, 8 James Lucas Alexander, jeweler, 164 Canal, h. 164 Canal Ludlum Henry L. jr. silversmith, h. 9 Leroy Lucas Ann, wid. (Rev.) A. M. h. 156 W. 15th Ludlum Isaac, surveyor, 8 James Lucas Ann, wid. Aaron, h. 180 Norfolk Ludlum James, chairmaker, h. r. 155 E. 24th Lucas Archibald, drygoods, h. 156 W . 15th Ludlum James, mer. 23 Platt, h. Jersey City Lucas Henry, carman, h. 122 E. 20th Ludlum Jesse H. machinist, h. 8 Sixth Lucas Henry A. tailor, 8 John, h. Brooklyn Ludlum John, builder, 11 Pell, h. 162 W . 22d LUCAS ISAAC, architect, 1 Cottage pi. h. 1 C ot pi. Ludlum Nicholas, ironworks, 443 Broadway & 22 Lucas James, conductor, h. 348 Tenth av. Mercer, h. 7 E. 17th Lucas James, clerk c. h., h. 116 Lewis Ludlum Nicholas S. drygoods, 299 Greenwich, h. 299 Lucas James A. gilder, h. 276 Walker Greenwich Lucas John, engineer, h. E. 46th, n. Third av. Ludlum William, clerk, h. 88 Monroe Lucas John A. express, 36 Cedar, h. 158 W . 28th Ludlum William H. carriagemaker, 88 E. 19th, hi Lucas John G. shipp. 160 South, h. N. Bedford, Ms. 144 E. 20th Lucas John M. barkeeper, h. 60 N. Moore Ludlum & Smith, carriagemakers, 88 E. 19th Lucas Joseph R. carman, h. 13 Seventh av. Ludwig. Adolph, confectioner, h. 160 Forsyth Lucas Bobert, shipcarpenter, h. 58 Greenwich av. Ludwig Aimer, cooper, 464 Broome, h. r. 33 Laurens Lucas Samuel, laborer, h. 355 W. 29th Ludwig Andrew, chairmaker, h. r. 183 W . 19th Lucas Stephen, shipping, 160 South, h. 93 Gold Ludwig Henry, clerk, h. 33 Roosevelt Lucas Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 858 Sixth Ludwig Henry, printer, 45 Yesey, h. 225 Chrystie Lucas William, shoes, h. 84 Madison Ludwig Jacob, pocketbookmaker, h. r. 245 W. 35th Lucas William E. seaman, h. 3 Minetta Ludwig John, baker, h. n 53 Av. C Lucas S. & J. G. shipping, 160 South Ludwig Philip, segars, 25 Av. C, h. 25 Av. C Luce Benjamin H. printer, h. 289 Monroe Ludwig Weiss, tailor, h. r. 10 Amity pi. Luce Jacob, tailor, n. 485 Eighth av. Ludwig William, hats, 171 Av. A Lucet Lewis, painter, 67 Canal, h. 67 Canal Ludwig Wm. shoemaker, 140 Prince, b. 140 Prince Lucey B. Y. cottondcaler, 95 Pine, h. WilliamslPgh Lueder Edward, acct h. 75 Greenwich Luck James E. waiter,*h. 171 Mulberry Lueieo Rosanna, washing, h. 165 W . 16th Lucke Henry, tailor, h. 96 Greenwich Luelang William, carpenter, h. 15 City Hall pi. Luckel Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 70 Clinton Lucr Henry, laborer, li. 54 Watts Luckenback Janette, wid. John C. confectioner, 1044 Luers Henry, flour, 94 Barclay, h. 26 Greenwich Ludlow, h. 1044 Ludlow LUEBS & JURGENS, flour, 94 Barclay Luckert Frederick, butcher, h. r. 188 Thompson Luerssen Bohlke, syrups, 76 Duane, h. 55 Elm Luckey Charles N. 5 Franklin, h. 54 Franklin Luersson Garry, grocer, h. 182 Walker,* Luckey Dorcas, wid. James, h. 88 Howard Luetjens Constantine, F.C . pocketbooks, h. 245 Canal Luckey Freeborn G. lawyer, 75 Nassau, h. 246 W. 24th Lufbery Charles S. segars, h. 500 Washington Luckey J. N. grocer, 246 Washington, h. Manhattan Luf bery W. C. clerk, h. 9 Sixth av. hotel Luff Abigail, wid. John N. h. 283 Tenth Luckey Sam’l, segars, 2594 Bleecker, h. 2594 Bleecker Luff Elizabeth, wid. Martin, h. 183 Hester Luckkins John, boilermaker* h. 853 Ninth av. Luff George, com. mer. 50 Water, h. Jersey City Luckner George, smith, 93 Ridge Luff George W . earver, 105 Elm, h. 660 Fourth Lucky James C. 170 & 172 Centre, h. 146 Grand Luff John Y. earver, 105 Elm, h. 107 Norfolk Lucy Mary, wid. Dennis, h. r. 56 Boosevelt Luff Martin H. lawyer, 1 Chambers, h. 58th n. Second Lucy William, carpenter, h. 358 Tenth av. Luddington Aaron, bookbinder, h. 103 Twelfth Luff Wm. P. foreman, 197 Broadway, h. 117 Cannon Ludecke Anna M. silkwinder, h. 39 W illet Luff J. Y. ,. Stantoh, depot 5 Spruce, h. 12 Third McCullough Michael, laborer, h. r. 28 Washington McCreath Catherine, h. r. 206 Delancey McCullough Michael, typecaster, 662 Water McCrebb Mary, seamstress, h. 470 Fourth McCullough Owen, bricklayer, h. 222 E. 21st McCredie Robert, dentist, h. 89 Renwick McCullough Patrick, carman, h. r. 49 Christopher McCREDY DENNIS A. broker, 105 Wail, h. 2sT. McCullough Peter, grocer, 332 Eighth av. h. 882 Rochelle . Eighth av. McCredy Mary, wid. Wm. seamstress, h. 448 First av. McCullough Robert, pies, h. 164 E. 22d McCreery Jas. fancygds. 72 William, h. 178 E. 14th McCullough Robert, stonecutter, h. 465 Second av. McCreery John, silks, fancygoods, 72 William, li. 173 McCullough Robert, baker, h. 645 Greenwich E. 14th McCullough Samuel, blacksmith, 22 Canal, h. 44 McCreery John, tailor, h. r. 554 Fourth Charlton McCreery Samuel C. carpenter, h. r. 384 Tenth av. j McCullough Thomas, laborer, h. 455 Ninth av. McCreith William, bricklayer, h. r. 361 Third av. | McCullough William, stonecutter, h. 168 E. 22(1 McCrew Peter, tailor, h. 337 W. 26th McCullough William, painter, h. 199 W. 24th McCrink Mary, wid. John, washing, h. 98 Roosevelt McCullum Andrew, carman, h. 647 Hudson McCrink William, blacksmith, h. 90 E. 25th McCullow Michael, carman, h. 77 Henry McCristel Alice, wid. Michael, h. r. 292 W. 28th McCullow Patrick, laborer, h. 24 Morris McCristie Bernard, charcoal, h. 112 Broome McCullum Edward, painter, h. 14 Hammond McCrocken Thomas, police, h. W. 43d n. Eighth av. McCullum John, carman, h. 820 W. 29th McCroddin Anthony, morocco, 92 Gold, li. 92 Gold McCullum Rebecca, wid. Archibald, h. 71 Second av. McCrory Eliza, wid. James, h. 125 W. 19th McCullum Thomas, collier, h. 37 Washington McCrory Thomas, junk, 24 Morris McCuliy James, baker, h. r. 82 Pitt McCrossan James, imp. 20 Liberty, li. Brooklyn McCully John, tailor, h. W. 46th, n. Eleventh av. McCrossan Joseph, imp. 20 Liberty, h. Brooklyn McCully John F. agent, 188 Church, h. 143 W. 85th McCrossan J. & J. imps. 20 Liberty McCully Louisa, iancygoods, 68 Sixth av. h. 68 McCrossen Hugh, coachman, h. 75 Crosby Sixth av. McCrossen John, laborer, h. W. 40th n. Ninth av. McCully Matthew, laborer, h. r. E. 83d n. Third av. McCrosson Dominick, pcdler, h. 47 Lewis McCully Robert, laborer, h. 202 E. 26th McCrosson John, weaver, h. 522 Tenth av. McCully Thomas, cooper, h. r. 201 Broome McCrudden James, laborer, 4 Suffolk McCulph Rose, wid. Michael, h. 181 First av. McCrystal Bernard, drygoods, 216 Av. B, h. 216 Av. B McCumiskey Henry, cooper, 289 Front, h. 162 Lori- McCuasse Philip, coachman, h. 86 Mulberry mer, Williamnburgh McCucheon John, machinist, h. r. 285 W. 17th McCumiskey John, cooper, 289 Front, h. 151 Pros­ McCudden George, shoemaker, h. r. 10S Wooster pect, Brooklyn McCudden James, tailor, h. 54 Attorney McCumiskey H. & J. coopers, 289 Front McCudden John, tailor, h. 27th n. Fourth av. McCune Charlotte, widow, nurse, h. 72 Grove McCuddin Francis, clerk, h. 449 Cherry McCune Hervdy, drygoods, 629 Broadway, h. 96 McCue Ann, wid. James, h. Second av. n. E. 31st Macdougal McCue Ann, wid. Michael, li. 69 Sheriff McCune James, laborer, h. r. E. 40th n. Fourth av. McCue James, butcher, 2 Wash. mkt. li. 179 E. 26th McCune John, coppersmith, h. 105 Hester McCue James, carman, h. r. 92 Columbia McCune John W. printer, 92 Mer. Ex. h. 18 Third. McCue John, laborer, h. r. 71 Duane Williamsburgh McCue John, oysters, 164 Anthony, h. 164 Anthony McCune Mary J. h. 630 Houston McCue John, bootmaker, 20 Fourth, h. 20 Fourth McCune Patrick, painter, h. 244 E. 14th McCue John, laborer, h. W. 48th n. Eighth av. McCune, Haskill & Co. ladiesfurnish. 629 Broadwa7 McCue Margaret, wid. Peter, washing, h. 99 Orange McCunn John H. lawyer, 29 Wall, h. 182 W. 21st McCue Patrick, laborer, h. r. 125 Greenwich McCunn & Moncrief, lawyers, 29 Wall McCue Patrick, pedler, h. r. 231 Mulberry McCunney Patrick, mason, h. 173 W. 19th McCue Patrick, shoemaker, h. 27 Willett McCurden Philip, varnisher, h. 46 Mott McCue Patrick, tinman, h. 812 W. 33d McCurdy John, founder, h. 44 Tenth av. McCue Patrick, carman, h. 846 W. 29th McCurdy John R. teethmanuf. 263 & 609 Broadway* McCulin James, coachmkr. 109 E. 22d, h. r. 109 E. 22d h. Philadelphia McCulla William, carpenter, h. 271 W. 83d McCurdy Patrick, coachtrimmer, h. 81 SuffolK McCullagh Bernard, carman, h. 118 Monroe McCurdy Robert, waiter, h. 24 Trinity pL McCullagh Francis, shipjoiner, 80 West, h. 833 W ’gton McCurdy Robert, mason, h. 4 Bank McCullagh John, marb. polisher, h. r. E. 15th n. Av. A McCurdy Robert, physician, h. 562 Houston McCullagh Michael, laborer, h. 212 Monroe McCurdy Robert H. com. mer. 65 Broadway n. iv McCullen Bernard, carman, h. 25 Desbrosses McCullen Letty, seamstress, h. 88 W. 13th McCurdy Theodors F. com. mor. 65 Broadway, E McCulloch Alexander, boilermaker, h. 266 Fifth Staten Inland __ B McCulloch Alexander, carpenter, h. 159 W. 15th Mo o t e d Y, ALDEICH & SPENCEB, com. mem McCulloch Geo. liquors, 280 W. 18th, h. 280 W. 18th McCulloch Thomas, machinist, h. 118 Charlton McCmren°Michael, smith, h. W. 44th n. Eleventhar. McCulloden Matthew, marblepolisher, h. 171 E. 22d McCurrey Ann, wid. Robert, h. r. 60Ridgo McCulloh Jas. W. com. mer. 108 Broad, h. 82 W. 29th McCurry Henry, matmaker, h. 154 W. lTtn McCulloh John S. lawyer, 87 Wall, h. Staten Inland McCurry Henry, weaver, h. r. 154 W. 17tn McCullon Bridget, boardingh. r. 142 Houston McCusker Ellen, wid. John, h. r. 55 James f McCullough Alexander, painter, h. 88 Av. C McCusker John, painter, h. 841 E. 12th McCullough Ann, wid. James, h. 456 Hudson McCusker Patrick, blacksmith, h. r. 195 MmDer^ McCullough Catharine, wid. Patrick, washing, h. 79 McCusker Hugh, carman, h. W. 34th n. Ninth Mott McCusker Terence, laborer, h. 815 Madison i McD 437 McD McCusky Mary, wid. John, washerwoman, h. r. 236 McDermott John, bricklayer, h. 115 E. 28th Second McDermott John, clerk, h. 53 Yandam McCutchan James, clerk, h. 584 Broome McDermott John, papers, — Grand, h. 50 Sheriff McCutchan John, laborer, h. 469 E. 12th McDermott John, cooper, 474 Wash. h. 84 Yarick McCutchan Robert F. carman, h. 206 W . 30th McDermott John, 488 Greenwich McCutchen Andrew, carman, h. r. 105 Washington McDermott John, 84 Varick McCutchen James, laborer, h. E. 37th c. Fourth ay. McDERMOTT JOHN, liq. 66 Cherry, h. 66 Cherry McCutchen William M. surveyor city fire ins. co. 61 McDermott John, liquors, Vestry c. West, h. 192 W all, h. WiUiamsburgh Delancey McCutchen Andrew, laborer, h. 73 Goerck I McDermott John, laborer, h. E. 47th n. First av. McCutcheon John, machinist, h. r. 285 W . 17th McDermott John, laborer, h. 25 Scammel McCutcheon Hugh, clerk, h. 212 W. 18th McDermott John, laborer, h. 324 W . 27th McCutcheon William, baker, 537 Greenwich McDermott John, machinist, h. 296 W . 31st McCutcheon William, machinist, h. r. 287 W . 17th McDermott John, mason, h. 246 Mott McDade George, laborer, h. E. 40th n. Fourth ay. McDermott John, moroccodresser, 21 Jacob, h. 126 McDade James, shoemaker, h. 74 King Sands, Brooklyn McDade James, hackdriver, 633 Washington McDermott John, shoemaker, h. 152 W . 32d McDade John, sailmaker, h. 354 Hudson McDermott John, stonecutter, h. 170 E. 23d McDade Robert, hearsedriver, Rotunda park, h. 27 McDermott John, stonecutter, h. 170 W . 20tb Chambers McDermott John, weaver, h. 456 Eighth av. McDade Samuel, liquors, Fourth av. c. E. 41st McDermott John P. capcutter, h. 262 First av. McDanagh Edward, coachmaker, h. 58 Third ay. McDermott Julia, seamstress, h. 201 Seventh av. McDaniel wid. Michael, h. 7 Caroline McDermott Lawrence, porter, h. 4 Chestnut McDaniel Anne, wid. Alexander, h. 515 Tenth av. McDermott Margaret, wid. Francis, liquors, 260 Mott, McDaniel Caroline A. wid. Thomas, h. 15 Bridge h. 260 Mott McDaniel Edward, shoes & liquors, 2 & 4 Orange h. 4 McDermott Margaret, wid. Michael, h. 148 Broome Orange McDermott Mary, h. 41 Cross McDaniel Edwin, 2 Hanover, h. 187 Henry McDermott Mary, wid. John, h. 14 Thompson McDaniel Frances* crockery, 212 First av. McDermott Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 27 Roosevelt McDaniel Hiram, builder, 87 W . 31st, h. 129 W . 16th McDermott Mary, seamstress, h. 699 Greenwich McDaniel James, stonecutter, 17£ Av. A McDermott Michael, baker, 83 Pitt McDaniel James, laborer, h. 241 Tenth av. McDermott Michael, bookkeeper, 44 Cedar, h. 155 McDaniel John, shoemaker, h. 620 Eighth av. Sixth av. McDaniel Margaret, wid. William, h. 810 W. 43d McDermott Michael, stonecutter, h. r. 823 Elizabeth McDaniel William Y. lawyer, 51 Wall McDermott Patrick, bootmaker, h. 230 Av. B McDaniels Elizabeth, wid. Lawrence, dressmaker, h. McDermott Patrick, liquors, 805 West, saloon, 9 Cath­ 7 Franklin arine, h. 805 West McDaniels Lucy E. teacher, h. 7 Franklin McDermott Patrick, laborer, 272 W . 36th McDarmick Peter, mason, h. 866 Tenth McDermott Patrick, laborer, b. 72 Oliver McDarmont John, matmaker, h. 456 Eighth av. McDermott Patrick, milk, 98 E. 25th, h. 98 E. 25th MoDavid Williajn, h. 518 Twelfth McDermott Patrick, printer, h. 494 Pearl McDavit Patrick, carman, h. r. 100 W. 19th McDermott Patk. stabling, 96 W . 17th h. 175 W . 17th McDerby Edward, laborer, h. 53 Wall McDermott Patrick, tailor, h. 324 Eighth McDermid Daniel, carpenter, h. r. 28 Spruce McDermott Philip, typemanufac. 53 Cliff, h. E. 15th McDermitt James, engineer, h. r. 201 W . 26th n. Av. A McDermont Bartle, carman, h. 467 Ninth av. McDermott Philip, combmakcr, 184 Elizabeth McDermont Michael, shoes, h. 188 W. 16th McDermott Roger, police, b. 307 W . 33d McDermont Thomas, carpenter, h. 189 E. 17th McDermott Rodger, boilermaker, h. 83d n. Tenth av McDermot, refused, pictureliner, 106 Broadway McDermott Terence, laborer, h. 245 W . 16th McDermot Ann, wid. Charles, groceries, 198 E. 17th, McDermott Terence, porter, li. 128 Seventh av. h. 198 E. 17th McDermott Thomas, baker, h. 253 First av. McDermot Bridget, wid. Hugh, h. 480 Third av. McDermott Thomas, carman, h. 117 Fourth av. McDermot Daniel, laborer, h. 128 Anthony McDermott Thomas, laborer, h. Eleventh av. n. 32d McDermot Edward, porter, h. 223 Seventh av. McDermott Thos. laborer, h. r. E. 39th n. Fourth av. McDermot Edward, soldier, h. 37 Laurens McDermott Thomas, machinist, h. 95 Hudson McDermot Francis, carpenter, h. 326 Eighth McDermott Thomas, painter, h. 18 James McDermot James, laborer, h. r. 8 Sullivan McDermott Thomas, stonecutter, h. 416 First av. McDermot John, wheelwright, h. 637 Greenwich McDermott Thomas D. stairbuilder, h. 134 W. McDermot Mary A. seamstress, h. 316 Mott 86th McDermot Michael, clerk, h. 83 Pitt McDermott William, mason, h. 243 W . 30th McDermot Neal, laborer, h. 64 Gouverneur McDermott William, miller, h. 466 Tenth av. McDermot Owen, clerk, 143 E. 11th McDermott William, tobacconist, 7 i Greenwich av McDermot Patrick, stables, 96 W. 17th, h. 96 W . 17th h. 7£ Greenwich av. McDermot William, lawyer, 16 Wall, h. 175 W . 17th McDermott William J. physician, 62 Bedford, h. 166 McDermott —, laborer, h. r. 807 Madison W . 37th McDermott —, liquors, 128 E. 22d, h. 128 E. 22d McDermut Theodore, painter, h. 78 Hammond McDermott Ann, h. 122 Orange McDERMUT W ILLIAM L. sashes, 5 Clark, h. 68 McDermott Anne, wid. Thos. washing, h. 16 Batavia Carmine McDermott Bernard, acct h. 93 E. 16th McDevitt Anderson, driver, h. 402 Tenth McDermott Bernard, laborer, h. W. 40th, n. Tenth av. McDevitt Charles, printer, 84 Ann, h. 17 E. 30th McDermott Bridget, h. r. 800 W. 27th McDevitt Edward, pedler, h. 42 Factory McDermott Catharine, tailoress, r. 90 Orange McDevitt Edward, machinist, h. 858 Sixth McDermott Christopher, porter, h. 3 Pearl McDevitt James, grocer, 127 Cherry, h. 127 Cherry McDermott Charles, driver, r. 87 Mercer McDevitt John, coalman, h. 225 Delancey McDermott Dennis, barber, 72 W. 17th, h. 72 W . 17th McDevitt Neil, late merchant, h. 286 W . 13th McDermott Dennis, builder, h. 165 W . 16th McDevitt William, carman, h. 252 Delancey McDermott Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 211 Tenth av. McDillon Mackey, carman, h. 101 Tenth av. McDermott Elizabeth, wid. John, h. W . 36th, n. McDivitt James, furniture, 44 E. Broadway, h. 44 E. Ninth av. Broadway McDermott Francis, lookingglassmaker, 142 Centre, McDivitt William, painter, h. 131 Division h. 62 Bedford McDoal James & Co. metalroofers, 886 Bleecker, h. McDermott Garret, grocer, 166 W . 18th 13 Seventh av. McDermott George, weaver, h. W . 47th n. Tenth av. McDole James, boatman, h. 664 Greenwich McDermott Henry, porter, h. 23 Bridge M cDoll,------, laborer, h. 388 Madison McDermott Hugh, police, h. 8 Benson McDonagh Edw. coaches, 87 Third av. h. 58 Third McDermott James, carpenter, h. 199 Seventh av. av. McDermott James, laborer, h. 15 Jersey McDonagh John, laborer, h. 40 Hamilton McDermott James, laborer, h. r. 6 Dunham pL McDonagh Thomas, carman, «i. 79 Goerck McDermott James, pedler, h. E. 29th, n. Second av. McDonald A. varietystore, 397 Eighth av. McDermott James, shoemaker, h. 522 Sixth*av. McDonald Alexander, clerk, h. 496 Houston MoD 4 38 M cD McDonald------, grocer, h. 842 W. 29th McDonald John, pianos, 291 lumbers, 246 South McGowan John, bootmaker, h. 3 W. 11th McGrassy James, laborer, h. 287 Front McGowan John, carman, h. r. 57 Orange McGrath Ann, wid. John, h. 35 Laurens McGowan John, grocer, 253 E. 13th, h. 253 E. 13th McGrath Anne, wid. Miles, washing, h. 252 Mott McGowan John, laborer, h. 48 Elm McGrath Bridget, wid. Edward, washing, h. 34 Ma­ McGowan John, laborer, h. 66 E. 32d dison McGowan John, liquors, 67 Orange & 34 Mulberry, h. McGrath Catharine, dressmaker, h. 241 Fifth 34 Mulberry McGrath Christie, laborer, h. 171 E. 25th McGowan John, carman, h. 106 Anthony McGrath Christopher, laborer, h. r. 267 Tenth av. McGowan John, carman, h. 213 Wooster McGrath Cornelius, boatman, h. 24 Morris McGowan John, late city marshal, E. 31st n. Second McGrath Daniel, hatter, h. 33 Hamilton av. McGrath Daniel, marbleworks, 171 W . 14th, h. 211 McGowan John, laborer, h. E. 44th n. Third av. Sixth av. McGowan John, porterh. 313 Pearl McGrath Dennis, carpenter, h. 243 Mulberry McGowan John R. printer, 113 Nassau, h. 23 Ri- McGrath Edward, seaman, h. 6 Market vington McGrath Edward, grocer. 144 Church, h. 63 Anthony McGowan Jonathan, porter, h. 14 Roosevelt McGrath Edward, mason, h. 1S9 E. 11th McGowan Lawrence, h. 77 Charlton McGrath Edward, mason, h. 170 W . 16th McGowan Michael, grocer, 63 Mott, h. 63 Mott McGrath.Ellen, wid. Thomas, dressmaker, h. 226 McGowan Michael, bricklayer, h. 158 W . 28th Cherry McGowan Michael, laborer, li. 107 W . 33d McGrath Eugene, boots, 16 Ann, h. 557 Hudson McGowan Michael, tailor, h. 204 E. 17th McGrath Francis, mason, h. 90 Cliff McGowan Mich'l, saddler, 314 First av. h. 314 First av McGrath Francis, porter, h. 53 Greene McGowan Patrick, fruit, h. 60 Orange McGrath Francis, tailor, h. r. 7 Mulberry McGowan Patrick, tailor, h. 203 Ninth McGrath George, barber, 133 Chatham McGowan Patrick, boatman, h. 61 Mulberry McGrath Hugh, bricklayer, h. 286 First av. McGowan Patrick, coachman, h. r. 209 Mercer McGrath Jacob, laborer, h. 71 Mulberry McGowan Patrick, gasfitter, h. 106 Mulberry McGrath James, laborer, h. 58 Orange McGowan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 643 Washington McGrath James, tailor, h. 30 Hamilton McGowan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 302 W. 17th McGrath James, baker, h. 174 E. 16th McG 444 McG McGrath Jas. judge, 12 Greenwich av. b. 134 White McGregor Samuel A. clerk, h. 97 Barrow McGrath James, tinsmith, h. 415 Ninth av. McGregor Samuel porterh. 59 Clinton McGrath James A. agent, 75 Beaver, h. Brooklyn McGregor William, stonecutter, h. 95 Chariton McGrath Johanna, h. 189 E. 11th McGrisken William, seaman, h. 2 Stone McGrath John, bootmaker, h. 274 Mott McGrody Edward, laborer, h 243 Monroe McGrath John, clerk, rotunda. Park, h. 84 Bavard McGrogan Ellen, wid. John, washing, b. W. 43d * McGrath John, driver, h. 374 Third av. Ninth av. * McGrath John, grocery, 397 Ninth, h. 897 Ninth McGRORTY JAMES, carpets, 55 Bowery h. 12Oil McGrath John, laborer, h. 187 W. 19th McGrorty William, carpets, 142 Broadwav, h. 19 (vT McGRATH J o h n , liquors, 56 Division, h. 56 Divis. cord, Brooklyn McGrath John, mason, h. 90 Cliff McGrorty Martha, wid. Dennis, h. 118 Madison McGrath John, servant, h. r. 237 Madison McGronny Patrick, laborer, h. 514 Twelfth McGrath John, tailor, h. 13 James McGrugan John, liquors, 212 Eighth av. & 228 Ninth McGrath Lawrence, h. r. 58 Ridge av. h. Dobbs F erry McGrath Lawrence, driver, h. 147 Duane McGrury John, tailor, 2 University p i h. 2 Univer­ McGrath Lawrence, laborer, h. 207 E 17th sity pi. McGrath Mary, wid Antony, washing, h. 32 Madison McGrury Thomas, tailor, 2 University p i h. 2 Fni McGrath Michael, clothing, 123 & 125 William, h. E versity p i 49th c. Third av. I McGrury T. & J. tailors, 2 University p i McGrath Michael, carpenter, h. 221 E 17th McGuckin Henry, plumber, 166 Ninth av. McGrath Michael, carpenter, h. 241 Fifth McGuckin Patrick, laborer, h. r. 16 West McGrath Michael, clothier, 123 William, h. 49th c. M cGuckirn----- , laborer, b. 276 First av. Third av. Brooklyn M cG ue----- , carpenter, b. 81 W. 26th McGrath Michael, driver, h. 147 Duane McGuff Anthony, laborer, h. 5 Pelham McGrath Michael, junk, h. 5 Hester McGugh John, marblepolisher, h. 193 Av. A McGrath Michael, fireman, h. 238 E. 18th McGuhan Patrick, laborer, W. 85th n. Ninth av. McGrath Michael, porter, h. r. 67 Mott McGuickin John, tailor, h. 272 Spring McGrath Michael polisher, h. 43 Madison McGuigan Bernard, quanyman. h. 521 Ninth av. McGrath Moses, carpenter, E. 35th c. Second av. h. McGuigan Patrick, shoemaker, h. 168 Stanton 459 Third av. McGuigan Thomas, tailor, h. r. 86 Catharine McGrath Patrick, cabinetmaker, h. 105 W. 19th McGuiken Daniel boilermaker, h. 349 Tenth av. McGrath Patrick, carman, h. S7 Tarick McGuikin James B. acct h. 223 Wooster McGrath Patrick, laborer, h. 12± Washington McGuiness Mary, wid, John, seamstress, h. 144 First McGrath Patrick, laborer, h. 276 W. 17th* av, McGrath Peter, bootmaker, h. 209 Division McGuiness Michael laborer, h. r. 189 W. 25th McGrath Peter, mason, h. 98 W. 19th McGuiness Thomas, laborer, h. 517 Tenth av. McGrath Philip, baker, 346 W. 46th McGuinness Edward, carpenter, h 824 W. 83d McGrath Richard, laborer, h. r. 38 Sheriff McGninnis Richard, carpenter, h. 115 W. 26th McGrath Roger, boilermaker, h. 414 Tenth McGuire Agnes, wid. John, grocer, 207 Av. A, h. 207 McGrath Roger, laborer, h. 6 Congress p i Av. A McGrath Terence, laborer, h. 41 Rutgers McGUIRE ALEXANDER, lime, W. 25th c. Tenth McGrath Thomas, carpenter, h. r. 65 Chrystie av. h. 195 Tenth av. McGrath Thomas, carpenter, h. 131 W. 20th McGuire Ann, dressmaker, h. 50 Spring McGrath Thomas, carpenter, h. 106 E. 39th McGuire Ann, wid. Daniel, h. 153 E 21st McGrath Thomas, grocer, 10 Franklin, h. 10 Franklin McGuire Ann, h. E. 42d n. Fourth av. McGrath Walter, laborer, h. 31J Whitehall McGuire Bernard, pedler, h. 77 Goerck McGrath William, clerk, h. 104 Bayard McGuire Bridget, grocer, 207 Av. A McGrath William, railings, 107 Prince McGuire Bridget, wid. Dennis, h. 41 Elm McGrath Wm. locksmith, 4 Liberty pi. h. 91Frankft McGuire Bridget, wid. Peter, h. 101 Madison McGrath Win. smith, 117 Prince, h. 373 Bleecker McGuire Bridget, porterh. I l l Greene McGrath Wm. B. imp. 90 William, h. Brooklyn McGuire Catharine, drygoods, 233 First av. h. 288 McGrath, Tweed & Co. clothing, 128 Magee Thomas, laborer, h. 34 Sheriff Magoon Jas. H. mer. B’way c. Beade, h. 24 Market Magee Walter, drygoods, 43 Exchange pi. h. refused Magony Stephen L. shipjoiner, h. 97 Clinton Magee William, boilermaker, h. 66 Gansevoort Magos Albert, furrier, 86 Maiden la. h. Brooklyn Magee William, laborer, h. 30 Whitehall Magovem James, carpenter, h. r. 128 E. 22d Magee William C. lacefinisher, h. 91 W. 24th Magowan William, laborer, h. 222 W. 21st MAGEE W ILLIAM W. bookbinder, h. 10 Eldridge Magrane Jos. segars, 54 Fourth av. h. 54 Fourth av. Magee & Halse, goldpens, 4 Cortlandt Magrath Daniel, calker, h. 251 Third Mageen Margaret, wid. Andrew S. grocer, 237 W. 17th Magrath Edward T. furniture, 213 Sixth av. b. 21* h. 237 W. 17th Sixth av. J ■,, Magenheimer Ludivig, baker, 189 Allen Magrath H y, furniture, 213 Sixth av. h. 218 Sixth av. Magenheimer John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 3 Extra Magrath John, shoemaker, h. 355 Tenth av. Magennis Christopher, grocer, 196 E. 26th, h. 196 Magrath Mary A. variety, 76 Ninth av. E. 26th Magrath Owen, engineer, h. 157 E. 21st Mager George, carpenter, h. 182 Third Magrath Bodger, hatter, h. 42 Oak Mager George, porter, h. W. 38th n. Ninth av. Magrath & Brennan, book-binders, 874 Pearl Mager James, bricklayer, h. 376 First av. Magrath H. & E. furniture, 218 Sixth av. Mager Valentine, min. water, 99 Willett, h. 99 Willett Magraw Hugh, drygoods, 275 First av. First av. MAGGI CHABL^g, acct. copyist, &c. 7 Nassau, h. Maguffie James, painter, 708 B’way, h. JW Tenth . 10 Atlantic cottages, Vanbrunt, S. Brooklyn Maguffie John, painter, 708 Broadway, h. 154 lentn MAGGS JOSEPH, furniture, 356 Bowery, h. 360 Maguffie William, clerk, h. 154 Tenth Bowery Maguffie Brothers, painters, 708 Broadway Maghee John II. mer. 26 S. William, h. 51 E. 20th Maguillan Patrick, laborer, h. 11 Oak Maghee J. H. & Co. drygoods, 26 S. William Maguire Andrew, carpenter, h. 246 Mott Maghee Thomas H. com. mer. 26 S. William, h. 72 Maguire Ann, washing, h. 286 W. 26th E. 22d Maguire B. F. dentist, h. 2 Union sq. . . w Magher James, blacksmith, 236 Mulberry, h. 239 Maguire Bernard, boots & shoes, 84 Catharine, Mulberry Catherine . . Magher John, laborer, h. r. E. 39th n. Fourth av. Maguire Bridget, grocer, 207 Av. A h. 207 Av. Magher Margaret, wid. Timothy, h. 25 Howard Maguire Dominick, strawhats, 154 Bowery, h, 9 P 8 MAH 459 MAH Maguire Charles, h. 44 Forsyth Mahany Timothy, laborer, h. 395 Water Maguire Charles, grocer, 168 Front, h. 99 Clinton pi. Manar Catharine, wid. Jas. seamstress, h. 183 E. 27th Maguire Connor, tailor, h. 11 Columbia ?Ja^ar Haniel, cooper, 169 Maiden la. h. Brooklyn Maguire Edward, marblecutter, h 143$ Third ay. Mahar Daniel, laborer, h. r. 202 W. 26th Maguire Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 116 Orchard Mabar Lawrence, ostler, h. 226 W. 87th Maguire Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 309 W . 27th Mahar Michael, laborer, h. r. 548 Grand Maguire Francis, carman, h. 89 Fourth Mahedy Edward, grocer, 89 Orange, h. 89 Orange Maguire Francis, carman, h. 52 Perry Mahedy John, sailor, h. 277 Mulberry Maguire Geo. japan. 258 Pearl, h. 157 Sands, B'Jdyn Maher Bernard, carman, h. r. W. 46th n. Ninth av Maguire Hugh, late grocer, h. 281 W . 32d Maher Catharine, wid. William, h. 859 Water Maguire James, laborer, h. r. 217 Hester Maher Christopher W . bookbinder, h. r. 238 Walker Maguire James, pedler, h. 241 Madison Maher Dennis, shoemaker, h. 469 E. 12th Maguire James, ostler, h. W. 40th n. Seventh av. Maher Dennis, shoemaker, h. 376 Madison Maguire James, tailor, 113 First av. h. 118 First av. Maher Edmond, boardingh. r. 35 W. 28th Maguire James, liquors, 244 E. 11th Maher Hannah, wid. Patrick, thread & need/es, 104 Maguire James F. grocer, 244 E. 11th, h. 244 E. 11th Monroe Maguire John, carman, h. 201 E. 20th Maher Hugh, seaman, h. 380 Cherry Maguire John, clerk, h. 123 Fulton Maher James, quarryman, h. E. 37th n. First av. Maguire John, grocer, h. 824 W . 29th Maher James, tailor, h. 79 Mulberry Maguire John, jeweler, h. 368 Greenwich Maher James, tailor, 339 Eighth, h. 339 Eighth Maguire John, laborer, h. 237 Tenth av. Maher Jeremiah, overseer, h. 14 Cherry Maguire John, laborer, h. 359 W. 26th Maher John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 16 Forsyth Maguire John, pedler, h. r. 147 W. 15th Maher John, carman, h. 252 E. 14th Maguire John, shoemaker, h. 103 First av. Maher John, laborer, h. 475 E. 12th Maguire John, smith, h. 355 W. 26th Maher John, laborer, h. 662 Greenwich Maguire Mark, agent, 275 Elizabeth Maher John, mason, h. 356 Seventh av. Maguire Mary, candy, h. 279 First av. Maher John, mason, h. 488 Eighth av. Maguire Margaret, h. r. 15 City Hall pi. Maher John, tailor, h. 332 Ninth Maguire Mary, washing, h. r. 28 Clarke Maher Lawrence, h. 867 Seventh av. Maguire Mary, wid. John, h. Fourth av. b. E. 47th Maher Lawrence, laborer, h. r. 88 James & 48th Maher Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 25 Ridge Maguire Mary, wid. John, h. 153 E. 21st Maher Mary, wid. William, h. 836 W . 17th Maguire Nancy, wid. Charles, h. 870 Eighth Maher Martin, carpenter, h. 387 Tenth av. Maguire Nicholson, carpenter, h. 120 Eighth Maher Martin, books, 1 Sixth, h. 1 Sixth Maguire Patrick, boilermaker, h. 307 E. 13th Maher Mathew, plasterer, h. r. 166 W . 82d Maguire Patrick, laborer, h. 66 James Maher Michael, laborer, h. 326 W . 27th Maguire Patrick, grocer, 364 Greenwich, h. 864 G V ich Maher Michael, laborer, h. r. 33 Columbia Maguire Patrick H. & Co. boots, 92 Catharine, h. 84 Maher Michael, porter, h. 92 Henry Catharine Maher Michael, shoes, 48 Cherry, h. 48 Cherry Maguire Philip, carman, h. 814 Mott Maher Michael, flagger, h. 852 Front Maguire Philip, laborer, h. W . 34th n. Tenth av. Maher Michael, laborer, h. 251 Monroe Maguire Philip, laborer, h. 4 little Broadway Maher Michael, baker, h. 471 Fourth Maguire Robert, laborer, h. r. W . 42d n. Tenth av. Maher Michael, laborer, h. 826 W. 33d Maguire Robert, carman, h. 167 Ludlow Maher Michael, plasterer, h. 315 Bowery Maguire Robert, carman, h. 167 Ludlow Maher Nancy, wid. Edmund, washing, h. 281 W . 43d Maguire Rosanna, wid. Patrick M. h. 417 Tenth Maher Patrick, junk, h. 273 Mott Maguire Richard, blacksmith, h. SO Hamersley Maher Patrick, laborer, h. 165 W . 22d Maguire Thomas, boots, 92 Catharine, h. 84 Catharine Maher Patrick, laborer, h. 126 E. 40th Maguire Thomas, liquors, 847 Seventh av* h. 347 Se­ Maher Patrick,porter, h. 67 Catherine venth av. Maher Patrick, grocer, 137 W . 28th, h. 137 W . 28th Maguire Thomas, mason, h. W . 35th n. Tenth av. Maher Philip, tailor, h. 75 Mott Maguire Thomas, smith, 17 Monroe, h. 17 Monroe Maher Richd. coffeeroaster, 31 Attorney, h. 136 Riv- Maguire Thomas, baker, h. 174 E . 16th ington Maguire W a grocer, 66 E. B’dway, h. 66 E. B’dway Maher Thomas, boardingh. 91 Roosevelt Magurk Andrew, carpenter, h. Third av. b. E. 41st & Maher Thos. coal, 632 "Washington, h. 123 Macdougal E. 42d Maher Timothy, boardingh. 81 James Mahady Patrick, carman, h. 40 Watts Maher Thomas boots, 226 Third av. h. 226 Third av. Mahady Patrick, carman, h. 274 E. 18th Maher Timothy, shoemaker, h. 123 Chrystie Mahaffy Francis, boardingh. 90 James Maher William, baker, h. 104 E. 11th Mahan Francis, stevedore, li. 7 Orange Maher William, grocer, b. 525 Sixth av. Mahan James, junk, 42 W . Broadway Maher William, late carts, h. 601 Washington Mahan James, liquors, 37 Willett, h. 87 Willett Maher Wm. liquors, 236 First av. h. 236 First av. Mahan Jane, wid. James W . h. 836 Broome Maher William, liquors, Seventh av. c. W . 34th, & Mahan James, laborer, h. r. 87 Orange 19 & 287 A v. A, h. 121 W . 34th Mahan John, laborer, h. 19 West Maher William, tailor, hi 213 Franklin Mahan John, marblepolisher, h. 33d n. Seventh av. Maher Camile, cabinetmaker, h. 273 Mulberry Mahan Joseph, laborer, h. r. 86 E. 28th Mahler John, tailor, 405 Madison, h. 405 Madison Mahan M. (Rev.), h. 198 W . 20th Mahler Nathan, segars, 365$ Bowery, h. 365$ Bowery Mahan Margaret, wid. Terry, h. E. 40th n. First av. Mahler Solomon, jeweler, 220 William, h. 220 William Mahan Patrick, grocer, 245 E. 13th Mahlmann John, grocer, Ninth av. c. W . 13th Mahan Richard, porter, h. 97 Mott Mahlstadt Frederick, grocer, 373 Grand Mahan Thomas, basketmaker, h. r. 129 E. 25th Mahlstadt H. & G. grocers, 28 First av. & 90 Second, Mahan Thomas, mason, h. 210 W. 26th h. 28 First av. Mahan William, laborer, h. 30 Trinity pL Mahn Henry B. bookbinder, h. 259 Division Mahan William, pipelayer, h. 484 Greenwich Mahnke James, grocer, 19 West, h. 61 Robinson Mahanay & Shamakin, coal, 111 Broadway Mahnke John, tailor, h. 201 E. 16th Mahaney Cornelius, stoverubber, 303 W . 83d Mahnken Cord, grocer, 223 Grand, h. 223 Grand Mahaney Peter C. segarmaker, h. 829 Front Mahnken Harman, grocer, 19 Albany, h. 19 Albany Mahaney James, cabinetmaker, h. 2 Nyackpl. Mahnken Henry, grocer, 9 Pell, h. 9 Pell Mahaney Thomas, turner, 107 Walker, h. W. 50th c. Mahnken John, grocer, 84 W . 35th & 100 W. 19th, h. Broadway & Eighth av. 14 W. 85th Mahanny Daniel, laborer, h. r. W . 42d n. Eighth av. Mahnken John, saloon, .h. 212 Centre Mahanny William, laborer, h. 36 Oak Mahon Abigail, wid. Edw’d M. dressmaker, h. 74 Mott Mahany Donald, laborer, h. 18 Oak' Mahon Bernard, grocer, 173 E. 26th, h. 173 E. 26th Mahany Ellen, wid. Edmond, h. 91 Madison Mahon Bridget, wid. Terence, wash’g, h. r 104 E 11th \ Mahany Johanna, wid. h. 161 Second Mahon Catharine, wid. John, h. r. 37 Willett Mahany John, cooper, 98 Oliver, h. 91 Madison Mahon Catharine, wid. Lawrence, h. 52 Prince Mahany John, grocer, 498 Greenwich, h. 498 G V ich Mahon Constantine, shoemaker, h. 140 Laurens Mahany Michael, apples, h. 86 Pine Mahon Francis, dockbuilder, h. 682 Houston ' Mahany Patrick, carpenter, h. r. 73 King Mahon Hugh, waiter, h. r. 61 Crosby MAI 460 MAL Mahon James, grainer, h. 118 Twelfth Maigne George B. printer, 11 Spruce, h. Brooklyn Mahon James, laborer, h. 266 W. 29th Mailander Ernest, varnish, 102 Fulton, h. 58 Fifth Mahon John, gasman, h. 285 W. 17th Mailander & Marcus, varnish, 102 Fulton Mahon John, laborer, h. r. 22 Mulberry Maillard Henry & Co. manufs. of superior French Mahon John, laborer, h. 104 E. 11th confectionery & chocolate gumdrops, &c. & imp, Mahon John, moulder, h. 115 E. 28th of fancy boxes, h. Paris & Leipzig, 401 Broadwav Mahon Julia, wid. John, tailoress, h. 180 Av. A h. 401 Broadway fr Mahon Michael, laborer, h. 270 W. 28th Maillard Sternberg, hotel, 621 Broadway Mahon Patrick, laborer, h. 23 Mulberry Maillardet August, engraver, 206 William Mahon Patrick, boardingh. 38 Catharine Maillardet & Jaquet, engravers, 206 William Mahon Patrick, shoemaker, h. 57 Mott MAILLEFERT & RAASLOFF, engineers, 64 Mahon Robert, painter, h. r. 289 Av. A Broadway Mahon Thomas, boxmaker, h. E. 39th n. Sixth av. Mailler William H. mer. 108 Wall, h. Williamsburah Mahon Thomas, laborer, h. 882 Eighth av Mailler & Lord, shipping, 108 Wall Mahon Thomas, laborer, h. W. 40th n. Tenth av. Maillie John P. liquors, 143 Lewis, h. 148 Lewis Mahon Thomson, tailor, h. 177 W. 18th Main Edw. H. strawhats, 94 Houston, h. 119 Cannon Mahon William, grainer, h. 118 Twelfth Main Elias, eggs, 53 Washington mkt. h. Jersey City Mahon William, laborer, h. 116 E. 28th Main Ibrahim P. produce, 188 Washington, h. 226 Mahon William, shoemaker, h. 174 Eighth av. W. 22d Mahon Winifred, wid. John, washing, h. 128 Norfolk Main Randall W. butter, 228 Fulton, h. 184 W. 80th Mahoney Christopher, willowware, 3 John, h. 70 Ful­ Main Samuel R. baker, W. 36th n. Tenth av. ton, Brooklyn Main Timothy H. com. mer. 113 Wall, h. Brooklyn Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, h. 89 Pearl Main & Baker, butter, 228 Fulton Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, h. 18 Dover Main, Bamber & Co. mers. 188 Washington Mahonoy Cornelius, h. 31 Whitehall Mainhard Eugene, segarmaker, h. r. 92 Essex Mahoney Daniel, carman, h. 428 Cherry Maining John, baker, h. 254 Fifth Mahoney Daniel, waiter, h. 169 E. 22d Maintain Elvira A. teacher, h. 120 Charles Mahoney Ellen, seamstress h. 61 Marion Mainse William, h. 802 Washington Mahoney Eugene, joiner, h. 118 Broome Maintyre John, laborer, 426 Ninth av. Mahoney Florence, laborer, h. 227 E. 17th Mains John, laborer, h. 6 Bank Mahoney James, gasfitter, h. 259 W . 18th Mainwaring John, sailor, h. r. 462 Washington Mahoney James, liquors, 876 Cherry, h. 876 Cherry Mainzig Martin, shoemaker, h. 110 Ridge Mahoney James W . painter, 95 Broad, h. 51 Sands, Mair John, smith, h. r. 149 Leonard Brooklyn Maire Henry, com. mer. 35 Liberty, h. JV. Jersey Mahoney Jeremiah, stevedore, h. 218 Cherry Maire Henry F. imp. 189 Broadway, h. 217 Sixth av. Mahoney John, laborer, h. 10 Carlisle Mairet & Robert, com. mers. 35 Liberty Mahoney Keirn, laborer, h. W. 25th n. Eleventh av. Mairs James, physician, h. 462 Broome Mahoney Martin, bootmaker, h. 306 Mott Maisor Christian, tailor, h. 222 Houston Mahoney Mary, wid. Jeremiah, h. 101 Willett Maitland Eliza S. wid. Robert, h. Fifth av. n. Twelfth Mahoney Michael, stonecutter, h. 139 E. 24th Maitland Jas. W. mer. 14 Stone, h. Julien’s hotel Mahoney Murtagb, laborer, h. 83 Monroe Maitland Rebecca, daguerreian,78 Canal,h.Jft Vernon Mahoney Timothy, waiter, h. 10 Amity p i MAITLAND ROBERT L. & CO. mers. 68 Beaver, Mahoney & Mason, painters, 95 Broad h. 7 W. 14th Mahony Anthony, mason, h. 13 W. 27th Maitland Wm. C. mer. 92 Wall, h. Westchester 60. Mahony Cornelius, laborer, h. 803 W. 33d Maitland William H. accountant, h. 259 Tenth Mahony Cornelius, music, h. 232 W. 22d Maitland, Phelps & Co. com. mers. 14 Stone Mahony Daniel, wheelwright 86 Walker, h. 29 Maitren----- watchkeys, 29 Spruce, h. 29 Spruce Sheriff Majastre William, h. 886 Broome Mahony Daniel, shoemaker, h. 5 Roosevelt Majestrie Emelie, wid. William, h. 368 Broome Mahony Daniel, shoemaker, h. 173 E. 25th Major Daniel, lithographer, 175 Broadway, h. 50"W. Mahony Dennis, carman, h. 418 Cherry Washington pi. Mahony Denis, laborer, h. 114 Goerck Mjyor George, bricklayer, h. Second av. n. E. 40th Mahony Florence, plumber, 149 Second Major Harvey, musician, h. 519 Broome Mahony Honors, boardingh. 128 Division M^jor James P. engraver, 48 Mer’s ex. h. 41 Sixth, Mahony James, stonecutter, h. 17th n. Av. A WiUiamsburgh Mahony Jeremiah, stonecutter, h. 248 W . 16th Major John, police, h. 165 Elm Mahony Johanna, wid. Timothy, h. 161 Second Major John, carman, h. r. Eleventh av. n. W. 40th Mahony John, h. r. 447 Washington M^jor Thomas, laborer, h. 29 Sheriff Mahony John, carpenter, h. 807 First av. Major Thomas, rigger, 315 Front Mahony John, laborer, h. 255 E. 21st Major William (col’d), waiter, h. r. 169 Essex Mahony John, laborer, h. 30 Roosevelt Major William, rigger, h. 836 Madison Mahony John, laborer, h. E. 38th n. Third av. Makenzie David, printer, h. 149 Norfolk Mohony John, laborer, h. 62 Montgomery Makewen John, butcher, Fourth c. Sixth av. h. 39 Mahony John, pedler, h. 205 E. 18th Perry Mahony John, stonecutter, h. 128 Division Makim Edward, liquors, 216 Centre Mahony John H. drygoods, 107 & 109 Liberty Makoom James, ragpicker, h. 245 E. 13th Mahony Julia, seamstress, h. 127 W . 83d Malafort Robert, shoes, h. 804 Second Mahony Mary, wid. Daniel, h. r. 63 James Malan James, tailor, h. 674 Greenwich MAHONY M ARY A. wid. Dennis, h. 80 Ann Malany James, soapboiler, b. W. 37th n. Tenth av. Mahony Michael, laborer, h. 259 W. 18th Malany Owen, laborer, 184 E. 83d < Mahony Michael, carman, h. 578 Grand Malany Owen, salesman, Ful. mkt h. 47 Sullivan Mahony Michael, tailor, h. 289 Tenth av. Malarkey Bernard, wheelwright, h. 248 W. loth Mahony Patrick, carman, h. 255 E. 21st Malarkey John, laborer, h. W. 87th n. Tenth av. Mahony Patrick, laborer, h. 484 Greenwich Malarkey Patrick, laborer, h. r. 100 Anthony Mahony Patrick, laborer, h. 82 Oliver Malcahy John, blacksmith, h. 279 Sixth Mahony William, laborer, h. 122 Cherry Malchina Dennis, mason, h. r. 115 Allen Mahr John, shoemaker, 124 Walker Malcolm A. C. pilot, 69 South, Mahrhoff Geo. H. grocer, 207 Seventh av. & Eleventh Malcolm Geo. H. painter, 89 Carmine, h. 91 Perry av. c. W. 47th, h. Eleventh av. c. W . 47th Malcolm Henry, painter, 89£ Carmine, h. 91 rerry Maid Catharine, vestmaker, h. 150 E. Broadway Malcolm James F. lawyer, h. 9 Chambers Maidhoff Joachim, fringes, 24 Dey, h. 234 William Malcolm Michael, carpenter, h. 167 W. lotn Maier Adam, blindmaker, h. 557 W. 29th Malcolm Thomas, pianos, h. 76 Morton Maier Adolphus, optician & grinder of glass lenses, Malcolm William H. mer. h. 14 Yanckpl. . 4 Suffolk, h. 4 Suffolk Malcomb John, shipcarpenter, h. foot W. 4otn Maier August, segarmaker, h. r. 98 Christie Malcomson James,, Droker, h. 885 hj into Maier George, cabinetmaker, h. I l l Hester Malcomson John, baker, h. 170 E. 16th Maier John, silversmith, 11 Spruce, h. 149 Leonard Maldowny Daniel, porter, h. r. 112Henry Maier John, tailor, h. r. 176 Forsyth Malech Christian, cabinetmaker, 248 Walxer Maier Michael, boots, 69 Marion, h. 69 Marion Males Abraham, shipmaster, h. 197 W. lotn Maierhofer Anthony, lawyer, h. r. 366 Houston ! Males Abraham, carpenter, h. W. 85th n. Tenth av. MAL 461 MAN Maley Hugh, laborer, h. 198 W . 26tb Malloy Patrick, late carpenter, h. 105 E. 26th Maley Macdivit, fruit, h. 15 City hall pi. Malloy Robert, smith, h. 52 Sheriff Maley Martin, junk, 215£ Division Malloy Rowland S. broker, 10 Wall, h. 47 W . Wash­ Maley Patrick, laborer, h. 204 Hester ington pi. Maley Peter, porter, h. r. 56 W . Broadway Malon John, laborer, h. 162 E. 11th Malherbe Armand, ribbons, 463 B’way, h. 498 B V ay Malone Catharine, dressmaker, h. 176 Twelfth Malherbe Charlotte M. millinery, 498 Broadway Malone Charles, liquors, Eleventh av. n. W . 46th Malherbe Louis, porter, h. 63 Greenwich Malone Edward, tailor, h. 25 Pell Mali Hippolyte, viceconsul, 27 Beaver, h. 99 Hicks, Malone Hugh, carpenter, h. 182 Clinton B rooklyn Malone James, laborer, h. Eleventh av. c. W . 87th Mali H. W. T consul, 27 Beaver, h. Bloom ing dale Malone James, laborer, h. W . 84th n. Tenth av. Mali H. W. T. & H. imps. 27 Beaver Malone James, painter, h. 207 E. 21st Maline George, capmaker, h. W. 52d n. Ninth av. Malone James, stonecutter, h. E. 80th n. Third av. Maliphant Charles, carpenter, 810 West Malone James, undertaker, 496 Pearl, h. 496 Pearl Malison Thomas, plastercasts, W. 26th n. Seventh av. Malone John, carpenter, h. 11 Jackson Mallaby Theodore, auctioneer, 27 Wall Malone John, coachman, h. 155 E. 21st Mallach Jacob, musician, h. 184 Bivington Malone John, liquors, 575 Third av. h. 575 Third av. Mallam John, moulder, h. 148 Perry Malone John, tailor, h. 82 Hamersley Malian Henry, clerk, h. 800 Ninth av Malone John, tanner, h. W . 49th n. Tenth av. Malian Patrick, smith, h. 46 W. 30th Malone Joseph, liquors, 110 Pitt, h. 228 Stanton Mallaney Martin, laborer, h. r. 55 W . 30th Malone Malachi, porter, h. r. 141 E. 28th Mallard Harriet, teacher, h. 117 W . 24th Malone Marg’t, wid. Mich’l, washing, h. r. 637 Wash’n Mallard Joel, stoves, 246 Water, h. T roy Malone Mary, washing, h. 10 Eldridge Mallary John S. stoves, 306 Pearl, h. 142 Hudson Malone Mary, wid. John, h. 509 First av. M ALLARY SHERMAN C. agent, h. 91 Av. C Malone Mary, wid. Joseph, h. 99 Fourth Mallary & Shedd, stoves, 806 Pearl' Malone Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 486 Greenwich Mallas William, carpenter, h. r. 123 Seventh av. Malone Michael, carman h. 254 E. 18th Mallason Charles, physician, h. W . 52d n. Eleventh av. Malone Michael, laborer, h. r. 10 Gansevoort Mallen Charles, milk, h. 258 W. 16th Malone Michael, painter, h. 183 Av. C Mallen John, liquors, 207 Av. B. h. 207 Av. B Malone Patrick, liquors, 140 Anthony, h. 140 Anthony Mallen Joseph, pianofortes, h. 258 First av. Malone Patrick, shoemaker, h. r. 110 Laurens Mallen Michael, laborer, h, 77 W . 19th Malone Peter, joiner, h. 201E. 21st Mailer Joseph, tailor, h. 22 E. 15th Malone Peter, salesman, h. 226 W . 87th Mallerd Samuel, broker, 77 Pine, h. Staten Island Malone Rich’d & Jos. liquors, 110 Pitt, h. 223 Stanton Malleson Charles, broker, 80 Broadway Malone Thomas, carman, h. r. 56 Macdougal Malleson & Pike, brokers, 80 Broadway Malone Thomas, tailor, h. 93 Houston Mallett Edward J. pres. 7 Wall, h. 11 W averley pi. Malone William, tailor, h. 230 Mott Mallett Henry C. hatter, 829 Hudson Malone Wm. wines & liquors, 7 New, h. 97 Seventh Mallett Peter, cooper, 29 Lewis, b. 51 Broome Maloney Daniel, liquors, h. 20 Leonard Mallett Peter, mer. 135 Front, h. 17 S. 6th, W'burgh MaloneyDennis, tailor, h. W . 44th n. Eleventh av. Mallett Samuel, dental depot, 94 Duane, h. H. Haven Maloney Edward, carman, h. E. 40th n. First av. Mallett & Paulmier, merchants, 185 Front Maloney John, pedler, h. 59 Oak Mailey John, laborer, h. r. 56 W. Broadway Maloney Martin, blacksmith, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Malli William, laborer, h. r. E. 38th n. Third av. Maloney Martin, rigger, h. r. 10 Hamilton Malligan James, laborer, h. r. 214 W . 26th Maloney Maurice, carman, h. r. 43 Hammond Malligan Patrick; laborer, h. r. 214 W . 26th Maloney Michael, laborer, h. r. 644 Hudson Mallin James, laborer, h. 140 W . 18th Maloney Patrick, baker, h. 12 Batavia Mallin Robert, carpenter, h. 116 Anthony Maloney Patrick, mason, h. '40 Hamersley Mailing Matthew, machinist, h. 264 First av. Maloney Patrick, seaman, h. 125 Roosevelt Mallins John, clerk, h. 1 Pat-chin pi. Maloney Wiliam, laborer, h. 6 Yandewater Mallison Ann, flowers, h. 135 Suffolk Maloney William, laborer, h. 408 Water Mallison Charles, carman, h. 135 Suffolk Malony Cornelius, upholsterer, 4 Clarkson, h. 4 C’kson Mallison George W . carman, h. 325 Third Malony Ellen, wid. Terence, candies, h. 50 Chrystie Mallon Arthur, liquors, 511 West, h. 511 West Malony Jas. liquors, 117 Washington, h. 117 Wash’n Mallon Bernard, pawnbroker, 50 Anthony Malony Matthew S. imp. 58 Water, h. Illin ois Mallon Edward, carman, h. 60 W. Washington pi. Malony Patrick, carpenter, h. r. 32 Madison Mallon Edward, polisher, h. 218 E. 28d Malony Roger, mason, h. 284 W . 27th Mallon Edward, tailor, h. 57 Mott Malony William, laborer, h. 65 Cherry Mallon George, foreman, h. 177 E. 24th Malony William, laborer, h. 1 Sixth Mallon John, carman, h. 218 E. 28d MaloOny Mary wid. William, liquors, 52 Prince Mallon John, variety, h. 312 W . 26th Maloy Andrew, laborer, h. W . 43d n. Eleventh av. Mallon Mary, wid. James, seamstress, h. r. 268 W. 28th Maloy Anna, wid J. A. boardingh. 14 Mercer Mallon Owen, laborer, h. r. 261W . 16th Maloy Eliza, wid. Peter, grocer, 245 Third av. Mallon Owen, stonecutter, h. 810 W . 26th Maloy James, porter, h. 5 Mulberry Mallon Patrick, grocer, 147£ Washington Maloy James, tailor, 229 E. 11th, h. 229 E. 11th Mallon Patrick, laborer, h. r. 444 Fourth Maloy Martin, laborer, h. 173 E. 25th Mallon Patrick, liquors, 98 Tenth av. h. 98 Tenth av. Maloy Mary, wid. Anthony, binder, h. 258 E. 18th Mallon Peter, laborer, h. r. 117 E.-28th Maloy Michael, laborer, h. r. 5 Sheriff Mallon Peter, plumber, h. r. 218 Spring Maloy William, h. 234 Eighth av. Mallon Terence, marblepolisher, h. 107 W. 83d Maloy William, smith, h. 260 Houston Mallon Thomas, bricklayer, h. 851 First av. Malpess George, blacksmith, h. r. 25 Clarke Mallon Thomas, marblecutter, h. 61 Bank Malsoh Christian F. laborer, h. 486 Greenwich Mallon Thomas, saddler, h. 97 W. 18th Malsom Samuel, painter, h. 1069 Broadway Mallone John, printer, h. 96 Forsyth Maltbie Wm. D. cottonbrkr. 122 Pearl, h. Tarryt'vm Malloney John, smith, h. E. 41st n. Fourth av. Maltbie Mather Isaac B. shoemaker, h^41 WonolK Massey Charles, crockery, 8 Henry, h. 16 Catharine MatherMather James, carpenter,-h. 2o7' W . M g . Massey John, mouldings, 67 Forsyth, h. r. 77 Forsyth James L. bootmaker, 46* Annty, b. 46* Massey Marcellus, com. mer. 110 Pearl, h. 133 Liv­ Mather Joseph, haircurler, h. 99 W. 27th ingston, Brooklyn Mather Lewis, boardingh. 308 Pearl Mather Margaret, wid. Alexander, h. 198 Centre Massy Mary, milliner, h. 103 Second Mather Palmyra, milnry. 488* Grand. h. 488*G Massey & Petit, com. mers. 64 Broadway Mather Bobert F. collector, 87 Fourth av. « Massey & Petit, mers. 110 Pearl Massey J. &Co. mouldings, 67 Forsyth Mathe°rUWma L. tailor, 306 Second, h. 806 Second Massey Wm. O. com mer. 48 Front, h. 706 B’dway Massie & Mitchell, tobacco, 48 Front Mathers Isaac, shoemaker, b. 105 Charlton s Massing Franz, stonecutter, h. 453 E. 12th Mathers Joseph, boardingh. 5 Dover Masssinger Adam, boilermaker, h. 230 Fifth Mathers Samuel H. printer, Tribune building*, m Massman Abra. shoemaker, 71 Cannon, h. 71 Cannon Matbere 18 Matthiesson Maria, wid. Frederick, carpenter, 27£ Maxwell Archibald, tailor, h. 144 Christopher Chrystie, h. 27£ Chrystie Maxwell Barbara, wid. James, h. 116 Macdougal Matthiesson Alexander, carpenter, h. 76 Mott Maxwell Charles W. bootmaker, h. 260 Monroe Matticks Elmar, sparmaker, h. 800 Delancey Maxwell Cornelius, laborer, h. 16 Washington Mattison Adelaide, h. 10 Bethune Maxwell Crawford, marblepolisher, h. & E. 29th Mattison Arad A. accountant, 76 Beaver, h. W . 21st Second av. n. Fifth av. Maxwell Daniel, bartender, h. 47 Wooster Mattison Hiram (Bev.), h. 19 Yandewater Maxwell Ellen, wid. Francis, h. 15 E. 11th Mattison Joseph, hides, 11 Ferry, h. Williamsburgh Maxwell Geo. machinist, 259 Bowery, h. 180 W 14th Mattison Joseph, late captain, h. 10 Bethune Maxwell George T. clerk, h. 192 Third av. Mattison Mahlon, leather, 86 Spruce, h. 6 Delancey Maxwell Henry, clerk, h. 44£ Broome Mattison Schuyler H. agent, 8 Nassau, h. 126 W. 25th Maxwell Henry C. compositor, h. 288 Walker Mattison M. & C6. leather, 86 Spruce Maxwell James, candy, 269 E. 13th, h. 269 E. 13th MATTISON & ISHAM, hides, 11 Ferry Maxwell James, late grocer, 293 W. 18th Mattocks James E. physician, 88 Carmine Maxwell James, marblecutter, h. 150 Seventh av. Mattous Frederick, tailor, h. 507 Ninth av. Maxwell James, seaman, h. 58 Gouverneur Matts Lewis, segars, h. r. 169 Second Maxwell James, smith, h. 290 Sixth Matz Jacob, shoemaker, h. r. 112 Clinton pi. Maxwell James, stonecutter, h. 229 E. 20th Matz John, coffee, h. r. 84 Attorney Maxwell James, waiter, h. 181 E. 17th Matz Julius, jeweler, h. r. 48 Allen Maxwell James, druggist, 86 William, h. 101W. 13th Matz Peter, blacksmith, h. r. 84 Attorney Maxwell Jas. E. com. mer. 160 Pearl, h. 130 W. 14th Matzer Henry, tailor, h. 107 W . 81st Maxwell Jas. T. druggist, 86 William, h. 101 W. 13th Matzka Joseph, tailor, h. 877 First av. Maxwell John, broker, 96 Wall, h. Oxford, Brooklyn Maudin Louis, speculator, Washington mkt. h. 88 Maxwell John, baker, 471 Ninth av. Bobinson Maxwell John, marble, h. 1234 Broadway Mauer Jos. shoemmkr. 178 Broadway, h. 20 Eldridge Maxwell John, oil, h. 74 Charles Mangles John, fish, h. 177 W . 27th Maxwell John D. broker, 51 Wall, h. 130 W. 14th Maul George, guitars, 888 Broadway, h. 888 Broadway Maxwell John T. B. shipchandler, 77 South, h. E.82d Maul Henry, tailor, h. 164 Houston n. Fifth av. Maunder Peter, saddler, h. 18 W . Tenth Maxwell Lascelles E. broker, 69 Wall, h. 56 E. 34th Maunder Wm. chemist, 47 Hudson, h. 101 Wooster Maxwell Laurence, smith, h. 466 Third av. Mauny Hortense, corsetmaker, h. 11 Amity Maxwell M: B. mer. 158 Broadway, h. 202 W. 12th Maurer Adam, shoes, h. 154 Prince Maxwell Marg’t. wid. Hugh, washing, h. 107 Twelfth Maurer Chas. L. carver, 460 Houston, h. 8 Second av. Maxwell Peter E. cooper, 22 West, h. 46 Caroline, Maurer Francis, cabinetmaker, h. r. 31 Marion Brooklyn Maurer Frederick confectioner, h. 830 Houston Maxwell Peter L. cooper, 22 West, h. 14 Carroll, Maurer Frederick, tailor, h. r. 280 Mulberry Brooklyn Maurer Geo. iron bedsteads, 178 William, h. 178 Wm. Maxwell Bobert, coachman, h. 131 E. 22d MAUBEB HENBY, boardingh. 243 Third Maxwell Bobert, butler, h. r. 613 Greenwich Maurer John A. druggist 104 Centre, h. 104 Centre Maxwell Bobert, stonecutter, h. 209 W. 21st Maurice Aaron, fancygoods, 62 William, h. 42 Bar­ M AXW ELL SAMUEL, pianos, 42 W. 14tb, h. 282 clay W. 18th Maurice Anthony, hosemaker 86 Walker, h. 663 Maxwell Samuel, steward, h. 118 Macdougal Houston Maxwell Stephen, carpenter, li. 250 W. 26th Maurice Harriet, h. 280 W . 20th Maxwell Thomas L. printer, h. 112 Henry Maurice John B. chemist, W . 25th, bet. Tenth and Maxwell Timothy, clerk, 731 Greenwich Eleventh avs. h. 110 Spring Maxwell William, cartman, h. 204 Eighth av. MAUBICEATJ A. M. physician, 129 Liberty, h. 162 Maxwell William, cartman, h. 75 Greenwich ay. Chambers Maxwell William, liquoTS, 222 W. 17th Maurin James, laborer, h. 67 Greenwich Maxwell William, painter & grocer, 400 Madison, h. Mauritz Augustus, bedbottoms, 65 Centre & 510 400 Madison Broadway, h. 8 Laurens Maxwell Wm. A. clothier, 110 Chatham, h. 57Allen Maury Ann, h. 365 Fourth Maxwell Wm. H. physician, 202 Twelfth Maury Anthony, fancygds, 78 Maiden la. 432 Broome Maxwell Wm. H. lawyer, 195 Broadway, h. 25 N. Maury Mathew, com. mer. 5 Hanover, h. 367 Fourth Moore Maury Peter, h. 285 Broome Maxwell Wm. H. ropemaker, h. 34 Lispenard Maury Butson, com. mer. 5 Hanover, h. 365 Fourth Maxwell Winifred, wid. Patrick, h. 82 Oliver Maury Brothers, com. mers. 5 Hanover Maxwell & Co. brokers, 69 Wall Mausbery J. butcher, — Bleecker, h. 40 Cornelia May Allen, agent, 20 Nassau Mausell Conrad, c. h. officer, h. 690 Washington May Alexander, mason, h. 172 Attorney Mauser Karl, shoemaker, h. 72 Essex May Antoine, importer, 41 Beaver, h. Paris Mauterstock Wm. fish Clinton mkt. h. 164 W . 17th May Charles, coppersmith, h. 250 Tenth Mauthe Franz, bootmaker, h. Third av. n. E. 42d May Charles A. lawyer, 85 Wall, h. 190£ W. 26th Maver Bebecca O. wid. J. h. 80 W . 11th May Chas. W . drygoods, 152 Bowery, b. 185£ Forsyth Maver Bobert H. drygoods, 61 Liberty May Conrad, upholsterer, h. 105 Thompson Maverick Ann, wid. Bobert, h. 121 Orchard May Daniel, bricklayer, h. 248 W. 17th Maverick Augustus, editor, 113 Nassau, h. 115 King May David, hatter, h. 195 W. 16th Maverick Aaron H. fancygoods, 45£ Carmine May David, pedler, h. 120 Broome Mavi Abraham, builder, h. 833 Eighth May David, tobacconist, h. 185 Amos Maw Bobert J. 287 Bowery, h. 84 W. 13th May Edward, wigs, 207 Spring Mawbey George, painter, 556 Ninth av. May Edward H. (Bev.), h. 190| W. 26th Mawson Edward S. furs, 44£ Maiden la. h. PhUadel. May EJias B. jeweler, h. 135 E. Broadway MAWSON GEOBGE S. & CO. mers. 134 William, h. May Emanuel, h. 16 Amity 110 W. 20th May Franklin G. 12 Wall, b. 11 Eleventh Max William, shoemaker, h. 76 Grand May George, baker, h. r. 196 W. 21st Maxfield'Joseph jr. coal, 90 Broadway May George, mason, h. 481 Pearl Maxheimer Wm. birdcages, 128| Grand, h. r. 128\ May George W. engraver, 93 Fulton, b. Williamson Grand May Henry B. capt. police, 239 Eighth av. Maximore John (col’d), seaman, h. r. 20 Leonard May Horatio, cabinet, 21 Hamersley, h. 113 w® Maxon Henry L. feed, Eleventh av. n. W . 43d, h. W. May I. mer. h. 115 Greene 43d n. Ninth av. May Jacob, hatter, h. 195 W. 16th Maxon & Fuller, feedstore, 229 W . 43d May Jacob, pedler, h. 134 Attorney Maxson Henry C. engineer, h. 20 E. 11th May Jacob, segarmaker, h. 29 Clarkson Maxson John, boilermaker, h. 59 Hamersley May Jacob, segarmaker, h. 405 Hudson Maxwell Alexander, carman, h. 118 Macdougal May Jacob, shoemaker, h. 101 Broomo M AY 473 MEA May James, baker, h. 230 Sulli van Mayer Leopold, shoemaker, 153 Essex May John, cabinetmaker, h. 157 Eldridge Mayer Leopold, tailor, h. 22 Orchard May John, laborer, h. E. 46th n. Second av. Mayer Louis, varnish, 406 Pearl, h. 116 Chrystie May John, pedler, h. W. 47th n. Broadway Mayer Manuel; segarmaker, h. 62 Prince May John, shoemaker, 79 Ludlow, h. 79 Ludlow Mayer M. J. physician, h. 178 W . 16th May John, shoemaker, h. 156 Second Mayer Mary, millinery, 813 Grand, h. 813 Grand May John, tailor, h. 47 Pitt Mayer Mayer, bootmaker, h. 285 Delancey May L. jeweler, 170 Bowery, h. 170 Bowery Mayer Moses, segars, h. 823 Eighth May Lemuel A. domestics, 24 Broad, h. Astor h. Mayer Philip, musician, h. 96J Seventh May Lewis, clothier, 49 Cedar, h. 141 W . 18th Mayer Philip, bookbinder, h. 170 E. 16th May Louis, liquors, 11 Cedar, h. 25 Montgomery Mayer Sarah, dressmaker, 412 Grand May Louis, pedler, h. 41 Clinton Mayer Thomas, crockery, 80 Pearl, h. E ngland May Marcus, tinware, h. 91 Cliff Mayer T. J. & J. crockery, 86 Pearl • May Martin, shoemaker, h. W . 41st n. Ninth ay. Mayer & Brother, fancygoods, 78 Maiden la. May Martin, vamisher, h. 431 Tenth av.j Mayer, Krertz & Ehrich, varnish, 406 Pearl May Matthew, laborer, h. r. 63 Mott M AYEREAU BERNARD A . porterhouse, 65 Bar­ May Max K. segarmaker, h. 124 Pitt clay, h. 110 W . Broadway May Michael, grocer, 154 Attorney, h. 154 Attorney Mayering Hermon, musician, h. r. 187 Mott May Michael B. broker, 92 Wall, h. 88 Ludlow Mayer^Adam, blinds, 123 W . 19th, h. W . 29th n. May Moses, jewqlry, h. 177 Rivington Eleventh av. May Myer, liquors, 71 Essex, h. 71 Essex Mayers John S. daguerreotypes, 82 Canal, h. W . 44th,‘ May Patrick, blacksmith, h. 199 Elizabeth b. Eighth Merrick Morris, laborer, h. 126 E. 89th Spring, h. 1$5 Spring Merrick Patrick, cooper, 75 New, h. 15 Oliver derritt James W. carman, h. 125 Perry Merrick Patrick, tailor, h. 69 Orange derritt John, sawyer, h. 510 Eighth av. Merrick Samuel, tailor, h. r. 115 Mulberry derritt John, carpenter, h. 34*Factory MERRICK THOMAS B. druggist, 10 Gold, h. 150 derritt John H. decorator, h. 138 Canal , ^ E. 18th derritt John J. drygoods, 42 Dey & 200 Fulton, . Merrick Titus, machinist, h. 310 Ninth Columbia, B rooklyn^ ^onus^Mhav Merrick Tobias, tailor, h. r. 94 Greene derritt Joseph, dryg. 129 Eighth av. h. 129 Merridith Joseph, boxmaker, h. r. 82 Suffolk derritt Jos. G. clothier, 18 Catharine si. h. ^ Merrihew Stephen, lawyer, 52 Wall, h. 133 Clinton pi. Merritt Jotham .L. grocer, Ninth av. c. W. M * n* Merrifield James, silversmith, 179 Broadway, h. 21 Spring, h. Ninth av. c. W. 32d Vandewater Merritt Julia, widow, nurse, 406 Ninth av. Merrifield Leonard, calker, h. 167 Lewis Merritt Leonard, engineer, h. 261 Madison Merrifield Thomas IL printer, 141 Fulton, h. 64 Merritt M. Franklin, ironfounder, foot of 9tn, e. . Fulton MERRIFIELD TRUMAN, stoves, 113 Beekman, h. M erritm ’ariafwid. John, h. 91 Columbia E. 85th n. Third av. Merritt Mary, wid. Isaac B. late grocer, . Merrifield Walter, shipsmith, h. 94 Cannon Merritt Mary, wid. J°sfPh’ 1J)oar% jf rrpenwich Merrifield William, shipsmith, h. 108 Cannon Merritt Mary A. wid. Abraham, 526 Greenwicn ____________ M BS 479 M ET Merritt Mary B. wid. Wilson, h. 49 Henry Mesier Abraham R. h. 321 Fourth Merritt Nathaniel S. com. mer. 31 Pine, h, 24 Sands, Mesier Catharine, wid. P. A. 321 Fourth B rooklyn Mesier Edward S. 749 Broadway Merritt Nehemiah, carman, h. 12 Goerck Mesier Louisa, millinery,175 Division, h. 175 Division Merritt Phebe, wid. Michael, h. 528 Houston Mesleim Marzel, tailor, 205 Av. B, h. 205 Av. B Merritt Philip H. com. mer. 344 Pine, h. 183 E. B’way Mesier Augustus L. h. 136 Sullivan MERRITT RANDOLPH, coal, 197 Bowery, 880 Mesier Edward, watchman, h. 212 Sullivan Broadway & E. 18th, n. Av. A, h. 324 Second ay. Mesier John, coal, Amity c. Macdouga1, h. 4 King Merritt Robert, grocer, 21 Greenwich av. h. 29 Amos Mesier William, coal, Am ity c. Macdougal, h. 4 King MERRITT STEPHEN, sexton & undertaker, 149 Mesier & Son, coal, Amity c. Macdougal Eighth av. h. 188 W . 18th Mesloh Henry, grocer, 145 Charles, li. 145 Charles Merritt Thomas, carman, h. 152 W . 15th Meslow Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 16 Spring Merritt William, seaman, h. 18 Hester Meslow Mary, tailoress, h. 91 Ridge Merritt William E. ranges, h. 115Bleecker Mesmer Fritz, watchcases, r, 30 Cortlandt, h. Hoboken Merritt Wm. H. carrier, h. Melrose, Westchester co. Mesmer Lewis, tailor, h. 259 Third Merritt Wm. H. shipchandler, 28 South, h. 862 B’way | Mesmer & Courvoisier, watchcases, r. 80 Cortlandt Merritt & Co. shipchandlers, 58 South Mess Frederick, shoemaker, h. 2 Av. B Merritt & Berney, grocers, Ninth av. c. W. 32d Messemer Paul, carpenter, h. 248 W . 45th Merritt & Langley, Dey-st. hotel, 54 & 56 D ey Messen Lewis, liquors, 146 W . 30th Merritt, Bliss & Co. drygoods, 5 & 7 Dey Messenger Edward A. clerk, 225 Front, h. Brooklyn Merritte Theodore, boilermaker, h. 125 Cannon Messenger Harry, mer. 161 & 163 Maiden la. h. Merrony Maria, wid. Wm. seamstress, h. 351 W . 26th B rooklyn Merry Calvin H. mahogany, 403 Washington, h. 20 Messenger John, h. 42 Leroy Macdougal Messenger Thomas, mer. 161 & 163 Maiden la. h. Merry Christopher, tailor, h. 63 Av. B Pierrepont, B rooklyn Merry James, moulder, h. 549 Third av. Messenger William F. birdcages, 427 Bowery, h. r. Merry Michael, drygds. 300 Bleecker, h. 306 Bleecker 572 Sixth av. Merry Owen, laborer, h. r. 103 Broome Messenger Wm. H. tobacco, 225 Front, h. B rooklyn Merry Patrick, laborer, h. r. 103 Broome Messenger T. & H. tobacco, 161 & 163 Maiden la. Merry Patrick, laborer, h. 191 Av. B Mes^enkope Charles F. grocer, 58 University pi. li. Merry Wm. H. insp. ins. co. 50 Wall, h. Staten IsVd MERRY & RONALDSON, drygoods, 300 Bleecker Messer Frederick, brassfinisher, h. 135 Chrystie Mersbacher Louis (Rev.), h. 159 Forsyth Messer John, shoemaker, h. W . 39th n. Ninth av. MERSCHOFF THEODORE, tailor, 27 Ann, h. 32 Messereau Sam’l (col’d), whitewasher, h. r. 21 Thomas Ann Messerschmidt Philip, h. 90 Norfolk Merschoff William, bootmaker, h. 77 Greenwich Messerschmidt Philip, undertaker, 215 Sixth av. h. 141 Merschrod John, tailor, h. r. 34 Essex W . 15th Merschutt Susan, boardingh. 96 Stanton Messerve Edward D. pilot, h. 836 Broome Merseles Peter, carman, h. 86 Barrow Messerve G. S. h. 261 Division Mersereau Ann, wid. Stephen, h. 179 Spring Messerve George G. pilot, h. 80 Murray Mersereau David M. carpenter, 130 W . 32d Messerve John F. butcher, 31 Cath. mkt. h. 151 Nor­ Mersereau Jacob, h. 87 Cannon folk Mersereau John T. oysters, foot Fulton, h. P ort \ Messerve William, butcher, 13 Catharine mkt. h. 659 Richmond Fourth Mersereau John W . builder, 53 Amos, h. 18 Tenth Messinger Charles P. acct. 68 Pine Mersereau Joseph, mason, h. 68 Gansevoort Messinger Hannah A. seamstress, h. 180 W . 16th Mersey Gustavus, confectioner, h. 258 Fifth Messinger John J. messenger, 178 Canal, h. 173 Canal Mershon Job, clerk, h. 80 Monroe Messinger Thos. H. umbrellas, 6 Cedar, h. 58 W. 11th Mertagh Luke, watchman, h. 290 Broadway Messinger William F. birdcages, 8274 Bowery & 604 Merten John, boots, I 64 Bowery, h. 20 Oliver Sixth av. h. 604 Sixth av. Merten John, fitter, h. 274 W . 27th Mestaver Louis, theatre, h. 72 Hester Mertens Harmon A. porterh. 6 Catharine si. Metcalf Albert W . brassfounder. 140 Centre, h. 251 Mertens Herman, grocer, 32 Ludlow Tenth Mertz Morris, shoes, 254 Canal Metcalf Benjamin F. mer. 28 Coenties si. Mervarta John, tailor, h. r. 133 Suffolk Metcalf Cyrus, printer, Tribune buildings, h. 84 Til­ Mervin Samuel, jeweler, h. 760 Greenwich lary, B rooklyn Merwin Samuel, clerk, 211 Greene, h. 200 Greene Metcalf Hester C. wid. Charles E. h. 20 Norfolk M ERW IN ALMON, agent, Fourth c. Astor pi. h. 143 Metcalf Horace, clerk, h. 103 E. Broadway Adams, B rooklyn Metcalf James W . physician, h. 31 St. Mark’s pi. Merwin Andrew M. com. mer. 13 Park r., h. 41 E.24th METCALF JOHN T. physician, h. 785 Broadway Merwin Geo. A. coffee, 217 Fulton, h. B rooklyn Metechar Catharine, wid. Michael, grocer, 72 Orange Merwin Joseph H. imp. 18 D ey & 176 Fulton, h. Methews Theodore, costumer, h. 381 Broome Hudson, N. J. Metin George, liquors, hi 65 Leonard c. Church Merwin S. C. produce, 47 & 48 W . Washington mkt. Metnet John, shoemaker, h. r. 53 Av. C Merwin & Gold, brokers, 39 William Metro Solomon, paperhanger, h. 84 Suffolk Merwin & Zabriskie, produce, 47 & 48 W . Washington Metsinger George, machinist, h. 547 Grand mkt. Metsker Raphael, pedler, h. 154 Attorney Merwin Timothy T. broker, 39 William, h. B rooklyn Mettam Charles, architect, h. 18 City hall pi. Merz Christian, umbrellasticks, 284 Pearl & 154 Souih, Metternich German, painter, h. 77 Chatham h. 120 William Metter Matthias, baker, h. 238 Rivington Merz Frederick, tailor, h. r. 219 Broome Mettler Allen, carman, h. 28 Jane Merz George, whitewasher, h. r. W . 51st n. Ninth av. Mettler Enoch, produce, 257 Front, h. Elizabethtown Merz & Erk, umbrellasticks, 284 Pearl & 154 South Mettler Howell, butter, 7 Washington m kt Mesa Joseph, printer, 21 Ann, h. 4 Beecher pi. B r'klyn Mettler Isaac, flour, 101 West, h. 4 College pi. Mesch David, cabinetmaker, h. 250 Fifth Mettler Isaac Y. builder, 109 E. 26th, h. 151 E. 28th MESCHENDORF HERMAN D. grocer, 152 Grand, Mettler James, grocer. 68 Dey, h. 42 King & liquor 324 Greenwich, h. 159 Elm Mettler John, butcher, 499 Houston, h. 318 Bowery Meschendorf John G. grocer, 79 Spring, h. 74 Crosby Mettler Samuel & Son, com. mers. 101 West, h. E liza- Meschut Stephen B. eatingh. 50 Bowery, h. 98 Stanton ethtovm Meschutt David C. eatingh. h, 91 Sixth av. Mettler William F. flour, 101 West Meschutt Philip F. eatingh. 53 Fulton, h. 389 Houston Mettler Wilson, grocer, 68 Dey, h. 226 W . 23d Mesereau Stephen, carpenter, h. 670 Greenwich Metz Eleazar, butcher, h. 55 Second av. Meserole Abraham, h. 292 E. 12th Metz Hermann, drugs, 4 Av. C, h.*5 Av. B Meserole Abraham, h. 16 Clinton pi. Metz John, shoemaker, W . 36th n.' Tenth av. Meserole Abraham jr. h. 16 Clinton pi. Metz Julius, bookbinder, h. 183 Third Meserole David M. shipchandler, 109 South, h. 90 Metz Julius, jewelryboxes, 81 Nassau, h. 48 Allen Fourth, Willia/msburgh Metz Julius, music, h. 135 E. 19th Meshural, And. R. bookkeeper, h. 155 Adams, B'klyn Metz Morris, boots & shoes, 244 & 254 Canal, h. 254 Meshural Geo. S. acct 9 mer. exch. h. 32 Amity Canal Mesick P. & Co. stoves, 240 Water Metz Nicholas, upholsterer, h. 984 Bowery MEY 480 MEY Metz William C. hatter, h. r. 139 Chrystie Meyer Frederick, tailor, h. 238 W. 45th Metz Valentine, cabinetmaker, 77 Stanton, k. 173 Meyer Frederick B. shoemaker, h. 87 Greenwich Second Meyer 1 redenck J. grocer, 427 Eighth ay. h 427 Metzer Jacob, tailor, h. 210 Spring Eighth av. Metzgar Charles, fancygoods, 881| Grand, h. 3811 Meyer Frederick W. tailor, h. r. 221 Rivington Grand Meyer George, cabinetmaker, h. 176 Essex Metzgar Christian, shipbuilder, h. 247 Seventh Meyer George, charcoal, h. 194 Clinton Metzgar David, butcher, h. 1 Clinton Meyer George, grocer, 342 Front, h. 342 Front Metzgar Henry, pedler, h. 231 Walker Meyer George, laborer, h. 770 Greenwich Metzger Charles, fancygoods, 3811 Grand Meyer George, shoes, h. 462 Third av. Metzger David, pedler, h. 126 Broome Meyer George W. painter, h. 164 Ludlow Metzger Emilie, wid. Edmund, tailoress, h. r. 59 E. Meyer Godfrey, shoemkr, 408 G’wich, h. 408 G’wirh 25th Meyer Gotlieb J. boxmaker, h. W. 13th c. Tenth av Metzger Gottlieb, fancystore, 211 Yarick, h. 71 Varick Meyer H. segars, 120J Division, h. 120* Division Metzger Hubert, tailor, 2 Church Meyer Heinrich, bootmkr, 51 B’kman, h. 65 B’b Metzger Isaac, segars, h. 126 Broome ’kman Meyer Henry, acct h. 49 Fulton Metzger Joseph, stucco, h. r. 59 E» 25th Meyer Henry, baker, 365 Sixth av. h. 365 Sixth av Metzger Marx, segars, 9 Peck si. h. 9 Peck si. Meyer Henry, late sugar, h. I l l Ludlow Metzger Philip, sugar, h. r. 47 Anthony Meyer Henry, grocer, 65 Gouvemeur, h. 65 Gouver Metzger Raphael, pedler, h. 154 Attorney Meyer Henry, bootmaker, 352 G’wich, h. 352 G’wich Metzger L. h. 63 Ridge Meyer Henry, grocer, 65 Av. C, h. 65 Av. C Metzing Henri, grocer, 83 Grand Meyer Henry, grocer, 512 West, h. 512 West Metzing Henry, gro. 19 Thompson, h. 19 Thompson Meyer Henry, imp. 80 Cliff, h. 41W. 17th Metzinger*Charles, machinist, h. 284 Stanton Meyer Henry, liquors, 234 West, h. 234 West Metzinger John, clerk, h. 171 Attorney Meyer Henry, matchmkr, h. r. W. 40th n. Ninth av. Metzler Charles, tailor, li. r. 72 Goerck Meyer Henry, segarmaker, h. 202 Rivington Metzler Christian, sugarrefiner,h. 9 Elizabeth Meyer Henry, musician, h. 30 Trinity pi Metzler Frank, stonecutter, h. 135 E. 16th Meyer Henry, tailor, h. 44 Attorney Metzler Louisa, wid. John H. nurse, h. 58 Norfolk Meyer Henry, tailor, h. 43 Oliver Metzler Solomon, tailor, h. 138 Pitt Meyer Henry A. grocer, 23 & 56 West, h. 27 Green­ Metzler Wolf*pedler, h. 584 Fourth wich Metzner Christian, batcher, h. 253 Fifth M EYER HENRY J. grocer, 56 West, h. 127 G’wich Meughar James, tailor, h. 131 W. 16th Meyer Henry N. P. bookkeeper, 46 Maiden la. h. 146 Meurer Andrew, tailor, h. 162 Seventh av. Fourth Meurer Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 93£ Bowery Meyer Herman, grocer, 138 Liberty & 154 Washing­ Meurer Nicholas, matchboxmaker, 499 Tenth av. ton, h. 138 Liberty Meussell Veit, shoemaker, h. 197 Hester Meyer Herman, liquors, 314 Pearl & 57 Pike, h. 1 Meves Theodore, birdstuffer, h. 51 Chrystie Peck si. Meville Thomas, shoemaker, h. 48 Laurens Meyer Herman, grocer, 45 Anthony, h. r. 45 Anthony Mevis Theodore, boilermaker, h. 51 Chrystie Meyer Herman, grocer, 127 Crosby, li. 127 Crosby Mewkill William, paperstainer, h. 359 Tenth av. Meyer Herman, printer, 45 Yesey, h. 15i Attorney Mewsinger George, drygoods, 549 Grand Meyer Herman, sodawater, 566 G’wich, h. 566G’wich Mexican Ocean Mail & Inland Co. 31 Broadway Meyer Hermon, carpenter, h. 132 W. 87th Meyber Abraham, h. 203 Delancey Meyer Herrmann J. pub. 164 William, h. 14 Warren Meyberger Peter, segars, 134 Hester, h. 136 Hester Meyer Isaac, butcher, h. r. 248 Houston Meyer A. F. cloths, 73 William, h. Brooklyn Meyer Isaac, mer. h. 47 Amos Meyer Aaron, grocer, 718 Greenwich, h. 718 G’wich Meyer Isaac, tailor, 131 Cedar, h. 131 Cedar Meyer Abraham, pedler, h. r. 156 Attorney Meyer Isaac, tailor, h. 205 Houston Meyer Absalom, shoemaker, h. 40 Av. B Meyer Isaias, drygoods, 113 Pearl, h. 100 W. 13th Meyer Adam, tailor, h. r. 307 Houston Meyer J. h. 352 Bleecker Meyer Adolph, porter, h. 613 Fourth Meyer J. A. painter, 231 William Meyer Albert, coachlace, 113 Elm, h. 525 Grand Meyer Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 113 Third Meyer Andrew, laborer, h. 335 Seventh Meyer Jacob, 6egars, 281 Spring, h. 281 Spring Meyer Antoine, framer, h. 855 Seventh av. Meyer Jacob, fancystore, 516 Pearl, h. 516 Pearl Meyer August, fruitstore, 211 G’wich, h. 211 G’wich Meyer Johann, porter, h. 69 Market Meyer August, liquors, 7 Chambers, h. 7 Chambers Meyer John, barber, 251 Canal, h. 481 Greenwich Meyer Bernard, papepb. 155 Fulton, h. 61 Frankfort Meyer John, blacksmith, h. r. 29 Cannon Meyer Bernard E. fancyg’ds, 16 John, h. Wmsburgh Meyer John, blacksmith, h. 153 Attorney Meyer C. H. F. grocer, 157 Spring, h. 92 Laurens Meyer Jno. bootmkr. 127 WaverleypL h. 127Wav. pL Meyer Carsten F. gro. Morris c. West, h. 20 Chrystie Meyer John, butcher, h. 60 Clarkson Meyer Caspar H. porterh. 86 James, h. 86 James Meyer John, milk, 75 Ay. A, h. 75 Av. A Meyer Charles, ivoryturner, 122J Fulton, h. 229 Sixth Meyer John, shoemaker, 220 Division Meyer Charles, tailor, h. 229 Rivington Meyer John, grocer, 134 Centre, h. 134 Centre Meyer Charles D. barber, 26 Second av. h. 462 Fourth Meyer John, smith, h. r. 92 W. 81st Meyer Charles H. chemist, 498 Seventh av. h. 502 Meyer John C. barber, 2 Stanton, h. 2 Stanton. Seventh av. Meyer John D. grocer, 25 Essex, h. 25 Essex Meyer Charles R. imp. 52 Maiden la. h. 23 Beekman Meyer JohL F. grocer, 427 Eighth av. h. 427Eighthav. Meyer Charles T. druggist, 21 Centre, li. & New Meyer John F. grocer, 686 Hudson, h. 636 Hudson York, L. /. Meyer John F. musician, h. 89 Clarkson Meyer Christian, artist, h. 147 Allen Meyer John H. grocer, 262 & 284 W. 31st h. 262IV. Meyer Christian, grocer, 23 Scammel, & E. 13th c. 31st Av. C & 36 Cherry, h. 883 Madison Meyer John H. grocer, 183 E. 27th, h. 183 E. 27th Meyer Christian, grocer, 161 W. 28th, h. 161 W. 28th MEYER JOHN H. liquors, 55 Fulton, h. 55 Fulton Meyer Christopher, gro. 125 Walker, h. 125 Walker Meyer John P. imp. 15 Beaver, h. 14 State Meyer Conrad F. gro. 16 & 160 S’th, h. 88 Roosevelt Meyer John T. tailor, h. r. 73 Duane Meyer David, bootmaker, h. 205 Houston Meyer Jonas S. builder, 19 & 21W. 27th, h. 23W. 27th Meyer Diederich, grocer, 163 W. 29th, h. 163 W. 29th Meyer Julius, segarmaker, h. 22 Av. D Meyer Dierck, liquors, 63 Yesey, h. 59 Yesey Meyer Julius D. tailor, 311 Broadway, h. 80 Elm Meyer Doretta, boarding, 100 Church Meyer Justus C. merchant, 80 Liberty, h. Hoboken Meyer Emanuel, jeweler, h. 75 Norfolk Meyer Koffman, turner, h. 86 Ridge Meyer Ernest, segarmaker h. r. 116 Stanton • Meyer Leopold, pedler, h. 28 Rose Meyer Ernest, paperboxes, 150 William, h. 173 Meyer Lewis, pedler, h. 223 Rivington Schermerhorn, Brooklyn Meyer Lewis H. com. mer. 76 Beaver, h. Newark Meyer F. W. imp. 30 Cliff Meyer Louis, bootmaker, h. 70 Norfolk Meyer Francis, cooper, h. 50 Leroy Meyer Louis, clerk, h. 71 Fourth Meyer Francis, speculator, Wash, mkt, h. 257 G’wich Meyer Louis, grocer, Cherry a Jackson Meyer Frederick, baker, h. 77 Fourth Meyer Louis, tailor, h. r. 81 Willett Meyer Frederick, grocer, 8 Downing, h. 8 Downing Meyer Marcus, capmaker, h. 29 Roosevelt Meyer Fred, liquors, 134 Leonard, h. 184 Leonard Meyer Maria, h. 84 Charlton Meyer Frederick, liquors, 160 South, h. 88 Roosevelt Meyer Martha, wid. William, h. r. 148 Forsyth MEZ 481 M IC M ey er M a tth ia s, ca b in etm a k er, h . 69 G annon M e y e r M e m c k , je w e lr y , 112* B o w e r y , h . 112* MiMH o w d g0ne’ manufacturer o f perfumery, h. 23 B ow ery Meyer Meyer H. com. mer. 8T Peck si. h. Dobbs' F er­ chairmaker, h. r. 162 Attorney ry, M K Michael Francis, chairmaker, h. r. 159 W . 29th Michael Franz, tailor, h. 127 Third Meyer Meyer J. segars, 24 A v. D, h. 22 Av. D Michael George, baker, h. 94 Ridge Meyer Michael, milk, 238 E. 11th, h. 238 E. 11th Meyer Michael, shoemaker 54»WaH»-r , L V- Miller Elisha, smith, h. 85 Lewis Miller Benjamin, clerk, h. 167 Seventh av. Miller Eliza, wid. George, h. 26 Abingdon pi. Miller Benjamin C. sec. m. b. ins. 11 Wall, h. N ewark Miller Eliza, wid. Samuel, h. 14 W illett Miller Benjamin F. ironrailing, 26 W . B’way, b. 87 Miller Elizabeth, wid. Francis, h. 97 First Sullivan Miller Elizabeth, wid. William II. h. 88 King Miller Benjamin G. clerk, h. 160 W . 17th Miller Elizabeth, widow, h. 184 Fifth Miller Benjamin J. machinist, 194 E. 18th Miller Elizabeth, wid. John, h. r. 183 Mott Miller Betbena, wid. Zedick, tailoress, h. 444 Eighth Miller Elizabeth H. h. 184 Sixth av. Miller Bridget B. wid. Jacob, h. 865 Madison Miller Ellen, wid. John, h. r. 103 Allen Miller Bridget, wid. John, liquors, 814 Ninth, h. 314 Miller Enos (col’d), waiter, h. 188 W . 33d Ninth Miller Ephraim, tailor, 64 Fulton, h. Williamsburgh Miller Bridget, wid. Henry, h. r. 146 Cherry Miller Erastus B. salesman, 85 Dey, h. 179 Forsyth Miller Caroline, wid. Daniel, tailoress, h. 81 Av. A Miller Eri L. carpenter, h. 99 W . 19th Miller Caroline, wid. Louis, h. 109 Bivington Miller Frances, wid. William, b. 264 Monroe Miller Catharine, wid. David, h. 58 Greenwich av. Miller Francis, carver, h. 109 Forsyth Miller Catharine, wid. Hinard, h. 127 Columbia Miller Francis,- bootmaker, h. 123 Yarick Miller Catharine, wid. Bichard, h. 87 Stanton Miller Francis, cook, h. 1 Thompson Miller Catherine (col’d), washing, h. r. 77 Laurens Miller Francis, surgeon, h. 106 Forsyth Miller Charles, boots, 1242 B’ way, h. 1242 B’way Miller Francis A. pedler, h. 104 W . 80th Miller Charles, bluewash, 102 Mott, h. 102 Mott Miller Francis P. tailor, h. 808 E. 18tli Miller Charles, butcher, 804 Stanton, h. 109 Lewis Miller Franz H. & Co. grocers, 248 Walker, 93 Green­ Miller Charles, dentist, h. 92 Fourth av. wich av. h. 93 Greenwich av. Miller Cbas. fish, 6 Fulton mkt, h. 10 Hicks, Brook'n i Miller Franz, liquors, h. W . 51st n. Ninth av. Miller Charles, grocer, 256 First av. h. 256 First av. Miller Frederick, clerk, 168 Bivington Miller Charles, grocer, 157 Third av. h. 157 Third av. Miller Frederick, grocer, 201 Third, h. 201 Third Miller Charles, hatter, h. 130 Broome Miller Frederick, grocer, 127 Troy, h. 127 Troy Miller Charles, liquors, Fourth av. cor. 40th Miller Frederick, grocer, 86 Henry, h. 86 Henry Miller Charles, shipcarpenter, h. 112 Lewis Miller Frederick, liquors, 202 Fifth, h. 202 Fifth Miller Charles, shipcarpenter, h. 59 Pitt Miller Frederick, porter, h. r. 116 Essex Miller Charles, shoemaker, h. 1242 Broadway Miller Frederick, porter, h. 65 Laurens Miller Charles, stonecutter, h. 322 W . 27th Miller Frederick, shoemaker, h. 96 Delancey Miller Charles, shoes, h. 21 Thomas Miller Frederick, shoemaker, h. r. 120 Norfolk Miller Charles, tailor, h. 157 Delancey Miller Frederick, shoemaker, h. W . 47th n. Br’dway Miller Charles, tailor, h. 18 Stanton Miller Frederick, tailor, h. r. 58 Greene Miller Charles, tinsmith, 154 Second, h. 154 Second Miller Frederick, tailor, h. 589 Third av. Miller Charles A. h. 18 Trinity pi. Miller Frederick, tailor, h. 50 Fourth Miller Charles C. wool, 13 Jacob, h. 81 E. 28th Miller Frederick, tailor, h. 850 Houston Miller Charles E. shoemaker, h. 266 Fifth Miller Frederick, smith, h. 199 E. 18th Miller Charles H. grocer, 128 Charlton ,. Millet William E. mus. insts. 329 Broadway, h. 329 Mills Jacob, butcher, 7 Wash, mkt h. A Brooklyn Broadway Mills James, agent, 24 Broadway Millett Edw. V . cotton, 87 Wall, h. 103 Dean, B'klyn Mills James, carpenter, h. 69 W. 15th Millett James (Rev.), h. 308 Broome Mills Jas. clerk, h. E. 43d. b. Third & Lexingtonam Millett Thomas M. carman, h. 238 Ninth Mills James, laborer, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Milley John H. brakeman, h. 145 E. 28th Mills James, pres. Bow. sav. bk. 128 Bowery, n. An Millford Robert, sexton, 101 Sullivan, h. 101 Sullivan Henry Millhack Stephen, tailor, h. 611 Ninth av. Mills James, rigger, h. 45 West ^ ' . Millhieser Charles, carpenter, h. r. 210 Houston Mills James, tinsmith, 23(TSoutb, h. 38 Lewis Millichamp Edward, cabinetmaker, h. 125 Duane Mills James M. mer. 151 Front, h.‘ 158 Twelfth Millichamp Elizabeth, varieties, 125 Duane Mills Jane, h. r. 127£ Forsyth Milligan Alexander, stonecutter, h. 107 Av. D Mills Jason, clerk, h. 122 Ludlow Milligan Andrew, bookkeeper, h. r. 109 Greene Mills John, baker, h. r. 186 Orchard Milligan Peter, shipwright, h. 580 Water Mills John, builder, 49 & 51 Orange, h. 64 Ban* Millidge Robert, gilder, h. 46 Sixth Mills John, carpenter, 49 Orange h. 64 Bank Milligan Robert, laborer, h. 472 E. 12th Mills John, clerk, h. 14 Thompson Milligan Wm. E. machinist, 115 Warren & Tenth n. Mills John, clerk, h. 34 E. 11th Dry Dock, h. 71 Hudson Mills John, druggist, 76 James, h. 76 James Milliken David, imp. 35 Pine M ills J oh n , hats, 130 W est, h . 59 Greenwich Milliken Robert, carmnn, h. 135 Wooster Mills John, imp. 14 Broadway, h. ^ e r le y hotel Milliken Robert H. carptr. 54 Mercer, h. 149 W . 17th Mills John, liquors, 271* Water, h. Ml* Water Milliken William, smith, h. 252 Seventh Mills John, machinist, 819 Fifth, h. 36 Av. D Milliken Wm. T. B. lawyer, 11 Wall, h. Fairm-ount Mills John, porter, h. 142 E. 21st Milliken Robert, carver, h. 67 Yesey Mills John B. civil engineer, 82 Maiden la. Millinet William, tailor, h. 328 Greenwich Mills John E. author, h. 108 W. 22d Millington Edward H. umbrellas, 266$ Bowery, h. 259 Mills John F. seaman, Ik 122Clinton Main, Buffalo Mills John N. carpenter, h. Millington Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 143 Fourth av. Mills John B. mer. 5* Pine, h. Manhattan hotel Millington George H. mer. 55 Water Mills John T. h. 458 Sixth av. Millington John, architect, h. 175 W. 35th Mills John W . h. 180 Walker Millington Moses, machinist, h. Ninth av. c. W . 81st Mills Joseph, h. 49 Cannon Millington Samuel F. umbrellas, 266£ Bowery Mills Joseph G. mer. 112 Front, h. 180 Clintem Millington Thomas, laborer, h. 18 Watts Mills Joseph T. lawyer, 1T0 Broadway, h. "• Millington Thomas W. carman, h. 81 Laurens Millington & Brother, umbrellas, 266£ Bowery M ILL^L E Y I A. com. mer. 89 Watei; h. 164 Henry, Million Lewis, hotel, 13 & 15 Hudson Brooklyn Million Robert, fruit, h. r. 230 Mott Mills Louis, clerk, h. 80 Tenth Milliroux Felix, zinc, 33 Broadway, h. 498 Broadway Mills Lydia, wid. David S. h. 246 Tenth Millis William, painter, 88 Broad, h. 177 York, Mills Mahlon, carpenter, h. 2T GoercK Brooklyn Mills Martha S. wid. Thomas H. h. 158 iweuw MIN 487 MIN Mills Martin, hatter, h. r. 115 Mulberry Miner Henry J. police, h. 108 Delancey Mills Martin, seaman, h. r. 71 Henry Miner Horatio N. boots & shoes, 84 Dey, h. Jefferson Mills Mary, wid. John, tailoresa, b. 16 King pi. WiUAwrmburgh Mills Nathaniel, milk, h. 246 Tenth Miner John, carman, h. 41 Elizabeth Mills Nathaniel R. milk, 246 Tenth, h. 246 Tenth Miner John, laborer, h. r. 166 W . 16th Mills Oliver P. clerk, 121 Pearl, h. 5 Warren, Brook'n Miner John, laborer, h. r. 203 W . 20th Mills P. L. h. 80 Tenth Miner John, tailor, h. 141 Hammond Mills Robert, carpenter, h. 185 W . 13th Miner Peter, carpenter, h. 881 Mulberry Mills Robert, watchmaker, h. 67 Greenwich Miner Peter, laborer, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Mills Thomas, joiner, h. 848 Hudson Miner Russel D. clerk, h. 120 Yarick Mills Thomas, liquors, 81 James, h. 31 James Miner Tabitha, w id David, h. 44 W illett Mills Thomas, tinsmith, 19 Madison Miner Thomas, shipjoiner, h. 13 Goerck Mills Yarnum S. constable, 110 Stanton Miner Thomas, tailor, 512 Eighth av. h. 512 Eighth av. Mills William, carpenter, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Miner William, h. 299 Pearl MILLS W ILLIAM , draper, 895 Fourth av. h. 893 Miner W illiam, physician, h. 65 Irvingpl. Fourth av. Miner W illiam B. grocer, 34 More, h. Brooklyn Mills William, laborer, h. r. 252 E. 14th Miner W illiam W physician, h. 27 E. Broadway Mills William, laborer, h. r. 162 E. 22d MINER & 8TEYENS, carriagemakers, 368 B’way Mills William, mason, h. W . 40th n. Eleventh av. Minerd Edward ML tailor, 611 Hudson, h. 611 Hudson Mills William, piledriver, h. 96 Cannon Minerly George, carman, h. 593 Hudson Mills William, stonecutter, h. 277 W . 17th Minerly William D. carman, h. 593 Hudson Mills William A. seaman, h. 11 E. 29th Mines John, cabinetmaker, h. 179 First av. Mills William H. carman, h. 81 W illett Minett Joseph, varnish, 60 Pearl, h. Bergen^ N. J. Mills William H. baskets, 181 Greenwich, h. 194 Minett & Co. varnish, 60 Pearl Hudson Miney Philip, carman, 84 Ludlow Mills William L liquors, 112 Front, h. Buffalo Miney Philip, laborer, h. 176 E. 16th Mills William J. watchmaker, h. 183 Cedar Ming Alexander, h. 87 Ludlow Mills William R. produce, 42 Water, h. B rooklyn Ming Jane, wid. Joseph, h. 205 Hester Mills William T. carpenter, h. 128 Chrystie Mingay Ellen, w id James, h. 19 Christopher Mills William W . tinman, h. W . 26th n. Tenth av. Mingay James B. poultry, 8 Jefferson mkt. h. 19 Mills Zophar, com. mer. 144 Front, h. 207 Madison Christopher Mills J. G. & W . I. liquors, 112 Front Mingay Mary L. poultry 8 Jefferson mkt. h. 19 MILLS & HANCE, strawgoods, 20 John Christopher MILLS & THOMPSON, grocers, 51 Cortlandt Mingay William H. pianofertemaker, Greenwich h. Millspaugh Andrew J. drygoods, 24 Cortlandt, h. 19 Christopher Newburgh MingayM. L. & II. Strang, poultry, 8 & 18 Jeff, m kt Millspaugh James B. clerk, 176'West, h. 173 Franklin Mingham Samuel, carman, h. 452 Washington Millspaugh Philip, lawyer, 45 Warren, r. 50 Morton Minglecemp Barnet, tailor, h. 400 Greenwich Millward James jjr. agent, h. 115 W . 40th Mings Catharine, wid. Peter, oils, 103 W illett Millward James K. silk manufacturer, 3 Millward pi. Mings Charles (col’d), h. 298 Front Millward John, japanner, 80 Duane, h. 26 Allen Mingst Frederick, porter, h. 82 Greenwich Milmo Bryan, fruit, h. 118 Mulberry Mingum Samuel, carman, 460 Washington Milmoe Bernard, fancygoods, 204 Spring Minhen Patrick, laborer, h. r. 30 Oak Milmore Thomas, laborer, h. Second av. n. 31st Minickhouse Ann. wid. Daniel, h. 700J Water Milmow James, porterh. 61 King Minihan Jeremiah, smith, h. E. 39th n. Fourth av. Miln Geo. com. mer. 22 S. William, h. 198 Bleecker Miniter Bridget, boardingh. 375 Tenth Milne Robert, bookkeeper, h. 132 Ninth av. Miniter Maurice, mason, h. 239 E. 18th Milne Wm. stonecutter, 799 Washington, h. 72 Horatio Miniture Edward, segarmaker, h. r. 227 Mulberry Milne William D. tailor, h. 176 Twelfth Minken Brun, grocer, 45 Sheriff, h. 45 Sheriff Milne & Stewarts, stonecutters, 799 Washington Minne John, foreman, h. 69 W . 34th Milner Richard, plasterer, h. r. 150 W . 16th Minnelli Dominica, teacher, h. 832 Fourth Milnes Joshua, butch. 615 Eighth av. h. 614 Eighth av. Minnen Margaret, washing, h. 86 Mulberry Milnes & Buckley* butchers, 615 Eighth av. Minnerly Harvey F. grocer, 101 Eighth av. Milnor Charles E. imp. 45 Broadway, h. 73 E. 23d Minnesota Mining Co. 187 Greenwich Milon Solidor, music, h. 115 Franklin Minnis Thomas, jr. shoemaker, 477 Washington Milot John R. tailor, h. r. 108 Hester Minnis Thomas, shoemaker, h. 230 Canal Milrose Joseph, porter, 115 Broadway, h. 93 Pierre- Minny John, carpenter, h. 264 W . 38th pont, B rooklyn Minnit W illiam, upholsterer, 65 Fourth av. h. ITobok. MELROY JOHN, grocer, 208 Monroe, h. 208 Monroe Minnon John, laborer, h. 222 E. 17th Milton Robert J. machinist, h. 403 Tenth av. Minns W illiam & Co. stationers, 159 Pearl, h. 18 Se­ Milton W illiam H. imp. 53 Pine, h. Boston venth av. Miltscher Jacob, drygoods, 829 Bleecker, h. 829 Bl’ker Minock John, laborer, h. First av. n. 83d Milvaney James, turner, h. 825 W . 29th Minogue Daniel, smith, h. 302 W . 31st. Mimna Owen, bricklayer, h. r. 75 W . 19th Minon Thomas, weigher, h. 888 Madison Mimnaugh Michael, laborer, h. 77 W . 19th Minor Charles E. drugs, 214 Fulton, h. 160 W . 21st Mimne John M. liquors, 250 Gr’wich, h. 250 Gr’wich Minor Cornelius, lawyer, Hall records, h. 891 Houston Mimsinger John, carpenter, h. r. 53 Av. C Minor Cyrus S. drugs, 214 Fulton, h. Orcmge,, N. J. Minahan Robert, laborer, h. 250 E. 14th Minor Diana (col’d), wid. John, h. r. 17 Laurens Minahan William, carpenter, h. 105 W . 33d Minor Daniel K . quartz mining co. 78 Broadway, h. Minard James, seaman, h. 40 Watts California Minard John, laborer, h. Tenth av. n. W . 50th Minor David, boilermaker, h. 545 Eighth av. Minard William (col’d), sawyer, h. r. 28 Sullivan Minor Elizabeth, wid. Rev. Timothy, h. 50 Rutgers Minay Stephen, laborer, h. 230 W . 25th Minor Henry J. clothing, 146 Broadway & 68 liberty, Minch Adam, tailor, h. r. 141 Forsyth h. Howard’s h. Minch Benjamin, segars, 262 Stanton, h. 262 Stanton Minor Israel & Co. druggists, 214 Fulton, h. 15 Car- Minch Henry, milk, 480 E. 12th, h. 480 E. 12th roll pi. Minch Philipina, wid. George, h. 221 Rivington Minor John T. joiner, 217 Franklin, h. 97 N. Moore Minchin Christopher, laborer, h. r. 125 Columbia Minor Lawrence, tailor, h. r. 7 Jones Minchin Henry, shoemaker, h. 276 Mulberry Minor N. G. joiner, h. 246 Seventh Mincho Adolph, policeman, h. 18 Franklin MINOR NELSON S. B. telegraph, 21 Wall, h .--------- Mincin William, laborer, h. 55 Anthony Minor Patrick, carman, h. 208 Av. A Miner Allen, shipmaster, h. 191 Henry Minor Sidney A. strawhatpresser, h. 865 Ninth av. Miner Allen B. auctioneer, 8 Wall, h. 191 Henry Minor Thomas, engineer, 252 W . 17th Miner Bernard, laborer, h. r. 43 Perry Minot Charles, supt. n. y. & e. r. r. h. Broadway hotel Miner David, watchman, h. 831 Madison Minot David B. c. h. h. 1 Carroll pi. Miner Elisha, clerk, h. 88 N. Moore Minsch Andrew, baker, h. r. 31 Marion Miner Emeline, wid. George, h. 84 Eldridge Minsfel W illiam, baker, h. r. 49 Lewis Miner Francis S. grocer, 226 Front, h. 157 W . 22d Minster Janette, wid. Mayer, b. 77 A v. B Miner George W . physician, h. 27 E. Broadway Minster John, carpenter, n. 94 Monroe Miner Harvey, coachmaker, 868 B’way, h. 12 Wooster Minster John, milk, h. 285 Houston MIT 488 MIT Minsterman William, vamisher, h. 804 Ninth Mitchell Dennis, porter, h. r. 872 Madison Minthorn Kelly E. W. pianist, h. 148 Canal Mitchell’Edmund, porter, h. 20 Eoosevelt Minthorn Eichard K. musicteacher, 25 Grove Mitchell Edward, laborer, h. 240 E. 18th Mintle Joseph, sashmaker, h. 849 W. 24th Mitchell Eliza, wid. Eli, h. 126 Pitt Minton Chas. A. indiagoods, 7 Burling sL h. 43 Ninth Mitchell Eliza, wid. MichL seamstress, h. 464 Tenth a v Minton Christopher, engraver, 32 John, h. 50 Myrtle Mitchell Ellen, h. 200 W. 16th av* av. BrooJd/yn Mitchell Francis (col’d), laborer, h. r. 51 Anthonv Minton John, liquors, 220 E. 23d Mitchell Francis, h. 52 Oak 7 Minton John, engraver, 32 John, h. 50 Myrtle av. Mitchell George, plasterer, h. 482 Eighth av. B rooklyn Mitchell Geo. decorator, 447 B’dway, h. 265 Bowery Minton Stephen, tinsmith, 614^ Fourth, h. 614? Fourth Mitchell George G. oysters, Washington mkt. hr 2537 Minton & Brother, engravers, 32 John Seventh av. Mints Thomas, cooper, h. 846 Sixth Mitchell Geo. H. clothier, 129 William, h. Charleston Minturn Charles, mer. 7 Burling si. Mitchell Henry, laborer, h. 231 Mulberry Minturn Edward, 120 Water, h. 42 Clinton pi. Mitchell Henry, pedler, h. 95 Pitt Minium Eliza, wid. Alfred, h. 128 Christopher Mitchell Henry, pencilcases, 20 Maiden la. h. 83 Pros- Minturn J. B. physician, h. 27 Ninth pect, Brooklyn Minturn Eobert B. mer. 78 South, h. 60 Fifth av. Mitchell Henry, shoemaker, h. 265 Av. A Minturn Sarah, wid. William, h. 49 Bond Mitchell Henry S. baker, 729 ^Eighth av. h. 729 Minturn Thos. E. auci 113 Wall, h. Throgg's Neck Eighth av. Minturn William, tailor, 68 Barclay, h. Hoboken Mitchell J. W. mer. 35 Wall, h. 122 W. 11th Minugh George M. carpenter, h. 155 E. 24th Mitchell Jacob, liquors, 156 Eeade, h. 156 Eeade Minugh Henry, fish, h. W. 36th n. Seventh av. Mitchell James, grocer, 61 Catharine, h. 2 Monroe Minz Frederick, gilder, h. 78 Norfolk Mitchell James, laborer, h. r. 61 Orange Minz George, bootmaker, h. 189 Bivington Mitchell James (col’d), steward, h. r. 3 Anthony Minzer E. shoemaker, h. 1 Duane Mitchell Jane, wid. Joseph, bookfolder, h. 152 Canal Minzesheimer David, dyer, 820 Eighth av. h. 320 Mitchell Jane, laundress, 90 Tenth av. Eighth av. Mitchell Jeremiah (col’d), porter, h. r. 79 Laurens Minzesheimer David, drygoods, 278 Delancey h. 278 Mitchell John, blocks & pumps, 223 South, h. Bush- Delancey wick, L. L Minzesheimer Isaac, fancygoods, h. 421 Grand Mitchell John, boardingh. 350 Water Minzesheimer Lazarus, sen. drygoods, 164 Av. A Mitchell John, carpenter, h. 419 Sixth av. Minzesheimer Lazarus jr. drygoods, 227 Delancey, h. Mitchell John, laborer, h. 605 Third av. 220 Delancey Mitchell John, porterb. 88 Oak Minzesheimer William & Hahn, fancystore, 49 Cath­ Mitchell John, fishingrods, h. 26 Yandam arine, h. South Am boy Mitchell John, gasfittings, 594 Broadway, h. 79Greene Minzsingger John, carpenter, h. r. 169 Second Mitchell John, gilder, 84£ Allen, h. 84f Allen Mirabeau Isaac, pedler, h. 124 Pitt Mitchell John, glasscutter, h. 825 Ninth Mirabeau Jos. pocketbookmkr. h. 160 Greenwich Mitchell John, grocer, 881 Bowery, h. 22 Fifth Miranda Peter, segarmaker, h. 15 City hall pi. Mitchell John, laborer, h. 93 W. 82d Mirandoli Edw. mer. 400 Fourth av. h. 400 Fourth av. Mitchell John, liquor, 84 Eoosevelt Mirick Julia, h. 278 Seventh Mitchell John, liquors, 18 James Mirkraff Maria, tailoress, h. 214 Second Mitchell John, porter, h. 88 Oak Mirmond John, shoemaker, h. 96 Sheriff Mitchell John, shoemaker, h. 304 Second Mischler Damin shoemaker, h. r. 67 Thompson Mitchell John, tailor, h. 144 Yarick Mischler Jacob, shoemaker^-h. r. 67 Thompson Mitchell John A. clerk, c. h. h. 128 Bleecker Mish Charles, clothier, 846 Bowery, h. 846 Bowery Mitchell John F. lawyer, 11 Wall, h. 782 Greenwich Miskart Dennis, h. E. 17th, n. First av. Mitchell John G. cabinetmaker, 108 & 105 Bank, & Misnel Nicholas, machinist, h. r. 175 Clinton 588 Hudson, h. 722 Greenwich Misplee Sophia, wid. Nicholas H. h. 48 Sheriff Mitchell John H. trunkmaker, h. 22 Downing Missen Charles, c. h. officer, h. 75 Hamersley Mitchell John L. carpenter, h. E. 42d b. Third & Missillier Sarah A. wid. Peter, h. 217 Broome Fourth avs. Missillier William H. metalroofer, h. 6 Cornelia Mitchell John S. machinist, 441 First av. Missing John, tailor, h. 406 First av. Mitchell John W. lawyer, 75 Nassau, h. 8St Mark’s pL Mistier Martin, barber, 61 Madison, h. 97 S. 6th Mitchell Joseph, boatman, h. 215 W. 17th William8burgh Mitchell Joseph, carpenter, 21 Great Jones, h. 449 Mitchel Andrew H. stereotyper, h. 456 Grand Fourth Mitchel Bartholo’w, laborer, h. W. 86th, n. Ninth av. Mitchell Joseph (col’d), waiter, h. 93 Bank Mitchel Ellen, wid. Charles, h. 52 John Mitchell Joseph, weaver, h. Eleventh av. n. W. 44th Mitchel Francis, braces, h. 815 Broadway Mitchell Juliet H. wid. Eobert M. h. 272 Madison Mitchels James, physician, h. 431£ Grand Mitchell Louis, liquors, 8 Mulberry, h. 8 Mulberry Mitchel James L. cabinetmaker, h. 368 Second av. Mitchell Marcus, butter, 113 Warren, h. 5 Wooster Mitchel Mary, wid. boardingh. 74 Greene Mitchell Margaret, wid. Thomson, dressmaker, b. 160 Mitchel Patrick, baker, h. 12 Eidge E. 14th Mitchel Lapine, patternmaker, 222 Division Mitchell Maria, wid. Peter, boarding, 12 Peck 6l Mitchel Eichard, shoemaker, h. 35 Monroe Mitchell Mary Ann, wid. Thomas, b. 54 Bank Mitchel Eobert B. pilot, 69 South Mitchell Matthew, oil, 111 Water, h. 797 Broadway Mitchel William, laborer, h. r. 79 Orange Mitchell Minot, lawyer, 15 B’kman, h. White Plaint Mitchel William, tailor, h. 278 W . 81st Mitchell MoncrieflJ imp. 45 Exch. pL Mitchell Warren, diningsaloon, 16 & 18 Fulton mkt. Mitchell Murray, carpenter, h. 284 Av. A h. 124 High, Brooklyn Mitchell Murray, smith, E. 15th n. Av. A, h. 234 Av. A Mitchell & Blain, diningsaloon, 16 & 18 Fulton mkt. Mitchell Owen, laborer, h. r. 128 E. 22d Mitchell Alex, engineer, 7 Dutch, h. r. 12£ Wooster Mitchell Patrick, laborer, h. r. 98 W. 18th Mitchell Andrew C. seaman, h. 166 E. Broadway Mitchell Peter, tailor, h. 241 E. 18th Mitchell Anthony, tailor, h. 175 Grand Mitchell Peter, segarmaker, 410 Grand, h. 171 Clinton Mitchell Benjamin C. clothing, 204 Broadway Mitchell Prosper, stonecutter, h. 125 E. 25th Mitchell Bridget, wid. James, h. r. 27 Sheriff Mitchell Eichard, bootmaker, h. r. 249 Second Mitchell Caleb W. seaman, 4 Peck si. Mitchell Eichard, shoemaker, 206 Division Mitchell Catherine, wid. Thomas, h. 239 Bleecker Mitchell Eobert, carrier, h. 207 Eighth av. Mitchell Charles, shoemaker, h. r. 15 Anthony Mitchell Eobert, plasterer, 13 Seventh av. h. W Mitchell Charles, pilot, h. 92 Hester Greenwich av. ... ... Mitchell Charles D. carpenter, h. r. 40 N. Moore Mitchell Eobert, stables, 9 First, h. r. 181 Aflen Mitchell Charles H. lawyer, 15 Beekman, h. White Mitchell Eobert, carver, 44 W. 14th, h. E. 0M * Plains First av. , Mitchell Clarence G. lawyer, 75 Nassau, h. .8 St Mitchell Eobert, conductor, h. 475 Sixth av. Mark’s pi. Mitchell Eobert, cooper, h. 168 Lewis Mitchell Daniel, printer, r. 265 Bowery, h. 265 Bow­ Mitchell Robert E. rigger, 61 South, h. l2 LewM ery Mitchell Eoland G. French candles, 118 WaU, w * Mitchell David, stonepolisher, h. 272 W . 17th 65 First av. h. 166 E. 14th Mitchell David A. broker, 63 Wall, h. Howard hotel Mitchell Sarah J. wid Alex. h. 552 Pearl MOF 489 MOL Mitchell Susanna, wid. Satn’l, dressmkr. h. 11 Spring Mitchell Thomas, painter, h. 817 Greenwich ™vl-d,3,eather’ 5 Jaoob>h. 57 W illow, ffk ly n Moffat EdwinC. accountant, Greenwichc. Warren,h. Mitchell Thomas, police, h. 88 Elizabeth 82 Greenwich av. Mitchell Thomas, tailor, h. 289 Bleecker Moffatt ^ m es GK lamps, 121 Prince & 198 Fulton, h. Mitchell Thomas, boardingh. 279 Front 129 irnnee Mitchell Thomas, painter, h. W . 87th n. Tenth ay. Moffat John, laborer, h. 242 E. 14th Mitchell Thomas, porter, h. 118 Chambers Moffat John C. carman, h. 103 W . 24th Mitchell Thomas (col’d), porter, h. r. 241 Elizabeth Moffat John, E. 17th, op. Union sq. Mitchell Thomas W . musician, h. 156 Hester Moffat John, tailor, 62 Market, h. 102 W illoughby Mitchell William, flshingrod, h. 26 Yandam B rooklyn 6 *7’ Mitchell William, judge sup. c t City Hall, h. 7 Ninth Moffat Michael, laborer, h. r. 169 W . 88d Mitchell William, laborer, h. 229 W . 24th Moffat William, carpenter, h. 172 W . 20th Mitchell Wiiliam, rigger, h. 414 Cherry Moffatt Hugh, tailor, 257 Av. A. Mitchell William, shoes, 258 Hudson, h. 253 Hudson MOFFAT W ILLIAM B. physician, 836 Broadway, Mitchell William, ex-manager, h. 88 W . 27th h. Union sq. n. Fourth av. Mitchell William, seaman, n. 610 Water Moffatt John, shoemaker, h. 190 E. 17th Mitchell William H. flour, 118 Warren, h. Collins’ h. Moffatt John J. saloon, 579 Broadway, h. 579 Broad­ Mitchell William H. com. mer. 48 Front way Mitchell William E. grocer, 184 Greenwich, h. Ho- Moffatt Patrick, laborer, h. r. 56 W . Broadway token Moffatt Samuel, painter, h. 31 Jones Mitchell R. G. & Co. jnanufs. of French patent can­ Moffatt Susannah, wid. James, seamstress, h. 172 De­ dles, 118 Wall, h. 166 E. 14th lancey Mitchell & Co. butter, 113 Warren Moffatt Thomas, laborer, h. r. 106 W . 19th MITCHELL & POTT, importers, 45 Exch. pi. Moffatt William, butcher, h. 108 First av. Mitchelson Richard, carman, h. 594 Water M OFFATT & MOON, mer. tailors, 15 Montgomery, Mitchill Catharine, wid. Sam’l L. h. 25 Gramercy pk. Jersey City Mitchill George, mer. 194 Front, h. 232 W . 19th Moffet John, books, 82 Nassau, h. 151 E. 21st Mitchill Samuel L. mer. 194 Front & 13 Broadway, h. Moffet Margaret, wid. Patrick, h. 429| Washington 25 Union pL Moffit Mary A. wid. Patrick, h. 208 W. 80th Mitchill William L. shipchandler, 162 South, h. 8 Moffit Richard, laborer, h. 292 W. 81st Rutgers pi. Moffitt Margaret, nurse, h. r. 137 Delancey Mitroine Jacques, bootmaker, h. 48 Laurens Moffitt William, tobaccocutter, h. r. 137 Delancey Mittel Isaac, shoes, 252 Delancey, h. 252 Delancey Moffitt W m .C . butcher, 103 First av. h. 103 First av. Mitten Bridget, wid. Joseph, h. r. 201 W . 15th Mogan Margaret, wid. John, h. 81 Pitt Mittenbuhler Joseph,.hairdresser, 180 Chambers, h. Mogay David, stonemason, h. r. 171 Eighth av. 130Reade MOGENIER JOHN J. liquors, 84 Warren, h. 84 Mittnacht Jacob, bootmaker, 203 Church, h. 203 Warren Church Moger Carpenter, paperhangings, 59 Chamber, h. 190 Mittnacht Melchor, blacksmith, h. 98 Cbrystie Broome Mitty James, seaman, h. r. 25 Vandewater Moger Israel G. carman, h. 114 Av. C. Mitzel Jacob, shoemaker, h. 220 E. 11th Moger Jesse, carman, h. 68 W illett Mitzenius Otto, veterinary, h. 108 W . S2d Moger Reuben J. carman, h. 616^ Fourth Mix Edward, carpenter, 507 Broome Moger Simmons, carman, h. 181 Broome Mix Elihu L. grocer, 54 Front, h. 147 W ooster Moger W illiam T. milk, 197 Third av. h. 197 Third av, Mix Isaac jr. carriages, 440 Broadway & 44 Mercer, Mogride John, painter, 115 Hamersley h. 11 Ludlow pi. Mohan John, porter, h. 282 Ninth Mix Mary, boardingh. 8 Broadway Mohan Philip, clerk, h. 124 Laurens Mix Stiles, brewer, 117 Warren, h. A lbany Mohawk Yalley Fire & Inland Navigation Insurance Mix Thomas, carriagemaker, 44 Mercer, h. 172 Mott Co. 18 Nassau Mix Thomas N. carpenter, h. 285 Sixth Moghee Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 80 Thompson M IX & TRIPP, boardingh. 8 Broadway Mohl Jacob, tailor, h. r. 71 King Mixall Henry, soap, h. 219 W . 17th Mohle Gertrude, millinery, 246 Eighth av. h.<246 Mixer Henry, tailor, 299 Broadway, h. 71 Union pL Eighth av. Mixsell Aaron, pianomaker, h. 112 Third av. Mohle Herman, teacher, h. 246 Eighth av. Miyer Jacob, tailor, h. 200 E. 17th Mohler John, porter, h. 179 Reade Moachback Emanuel, pedler, h. 166 Houston Mohlmann George, grocer, 137 Tenth av. Twelfth Moadinger John, late baker, h. 55 Pitt n. Ninth av. & 52 Hudson, h. 52 Hudson Moakley Nicholas, shoemaker, h. 147 Second Mohlmann J. H. G. h. E. 82d n. Second av. Moan Bernard, porter, h. r. 154 Wooster Mohlstedt Christian, fireman, h. 271 Monroe Moans William, laborer, h. r. 166 W . 16th Moholl Stevens, laborer, h. 406 Tenth Moarar Adam, shoemaker, 154 Prince, h. 154 Prince Mohr Edward J. clerk, h. 90 Thompson Moat H. Shepheard, medicines, 23 Chambers, h. 115 Mohr Francis, engraver, h. 164 Broome W . 45th Mohr Frederick, chinaware, h. 50 Av. A. Moat William, brewer, h. 23 W illett Mohr George, tinsmith, h. r. 221 William Moats Nicholas, musician, h. r. 189 Bowery Mohr Kraft, cabinetmaker, h. 117 Pitt Moatt James, engineer, h. 78 Cannon Mohr Martin, oakum, h. 126 W. 80th Mockridge Abram N. jeweler, 3 Maiden la. h. N ewark Mohr Peter, grocer, 218 Third, h. 218 Third Mode Aaron, tailor, h. 103 Mott Mohrmann Diedrick, grocer, 880 Washington, h. 898 Mode Herz, tailor, h. 142 Third av. Washington Model Joachim, printer, 24 N. William, h. r. 48 Eiv- Mohrmann Jacob, grocer, 200 Spring ington Mohs Augustus, shoemaker, h. 16 Trinity pi. Moek Babtist, cabinetmaker, h. 115 W illett Moiarty Thomas, tailor, h. 135 Crosby Modine Joseph, driver, h. 99 Av. D Moihn Barnet, hatter, h. r. 103 Hester Moelback James, shipbroker, h. 88 Greenwich Moir James, mer. 21 Nassau, h. 14 W . 13th Moeller William, cabinetmaker, h. r. 145 E. 28th Moir John,measurer, h. r. 4 2 Pitt Moen Augustus R. hardware, 90 John, h. Conn. Moir J. & w . jewelers, 815 Hudson, h. 818 Hudson Moench George, stonecutter, h. 185 W . 20th Moisass E. turner, h. 481 Sixth av. Moench Peter, boots, 450 Hudson, h. 450 Hudson Moise Benj. V. fruits, 848 B’dway, h. 848 B’dway Moerler Martin, shoemaker, h. 18 Av. C Moissen Antoine, bootmaker, h. 232 Church Moerhaert Adam, pictures, h. 175 Second Moke George A. L. mer. 80 Wall Moers Stephen Y. imp. 11 New, h. College hotel Molahan John, carman, h. 129 W . 88d Moersch Peter, bootmaker, 161 Walker, *h. 161Walker Molahan John, laborer, h. W . 42d n. Tenth av. Moersbyll Peter A. clothier, 180 Cherry, h. 130 Cherry Molau Charles A ship. offi. 56 West, h. 25 Greenwich Moeschen Christian, shoes, 21 Duane, liquors, 470 Molau & Borchers, seamens’ shipping office, 56 West Pearl, h. 470 Pearl Molbark John, broker, h. 88 Greenwich Moeser George, porterhouse, 150 Second, h. 150 Second Mole Ellen, seamstress, Third av. bet. 85th & 36th Moesher Abel, carman, h. 52 Yandam Molenaor Edw. carpenter, 112 E. 23d, h. 151 Broome Moesinger George, butcher, h. 19 Clinton Moles Francis, shoemaker, h. 108 Wooster Moest John J. lockmaker, 153 Av. A Molina Mauricio, segars, h. 473 Pearl Moffat Charles, carpenter, h. 368 Eighth av. Molinari John, images, 80 Orange, h. SO Orange MOL 490 MON Molineux George, lamps, r. 132 William, h. 8 Mercer, Molwitz Henry E. drugs, 167 Stanton h. 167 Stanton Jer. City Molynau William, carpenter, h. 300 First av. Molini Raffaele, artist, h. 129 E. 21st Molyneux Robert, chronometers, 89 William h. Moliter Michael, tailor, h. 63 Av. A Brookl/yn % Molitor Adam J. tailor, r. 356 Tenth, h. r. 356 Tenth Momberger William, lithographer, 52 John, h 68 Molitor Francis W . baker, 45 Ludlow, h. 45 Ludlow Bayard Moll Andrew, liquors, h. 152 Seventh av. Mommens Henry, hatter, 111 Nassau, h. 52 Division Moll Anton Christian, jeweler, h. 297 W . 27th Momper Fred, combs, h. 78 Ludlow Moll Christina, seamstress, h. 149 Division Mon Joseph, rigger, h. 174$ Suffolk Moll John, cutler, h. 124 W. 30th Monaghan Patrick, silverplater, h. 66 Christie Mollard John, li. 113 Macdougal Monaghan Andrew, fruit, 5 Centre mkt. 6 Centre Mollen Robert, fruiterer, h. 241 Washington mkt. pi. Mollenhagen John, confectioner, 25 Greenwich Monaghan Bartley, carpenter, h. 35 Mulberry Mollenhauer John/ grocer, 203 Third av. Monaghan Charles, mason, h. 154 W. 16th Mollenhauer Johnj grocer, 159 Walker, h. 159 Walker Monaghan Edward, metalroofer, 552 Broadway h Mbller Adam, liquors, 225 Rivington, h. 225 Riv’ton 52 E. 13th 3 Moller Cord, grocer, 19 Minetta la. h. 17 Minetta Monaghan Edward, saloon, 312 Delancey, h. 312DelV Moller Herm. W. & Co. grocers, 130 Cherry, h. 70 Monaghan Edward, shoemaker, h. r. 53 Oak Bayard Monaghan Elenor, wid. Patrick, h. 1065 Broadway Moller Jacob, sugarrefiner, h. 254 Spring Monaghan Felix, laborer, 294 W. 32d Moller John, bootmaker, 38 Filth, h. 38 Fifth Monaghan Francis, laborer, h. 294 W. 32d Moller N. D. C. com. mer. 26 South, h. 163 E. 14th Monaghan Francis, laborer, h. 255 E. 21st Moller Peter, sugar refiner,— South, h. 27*Rutgers pL Monaghan Henry, mason, h. 239 Mulberry Moller Theodore F. imp. 84 Pearl, h. Pearl st. house Monaghan Hugh, liquors, 377 First av. Moller William mer. 96 Front, sugarrefiner, 83 Monaghan James, carman, h. r. 204 Eighth av. Vandam, h. 54 Morton Monaghan James, laborer, h. 370 Greenwich Moller Wm. R. grocer, 130 Cherry, h. 130 Cherry Monaghan Jane, wid. Patrick, h. 153 E. 11th MOLLER, SAND & RIERA, com. mere. 26 South Monaghan Jane, wid. Hugh, grocer, 878 Washington, Molleson Elias, mer. 34 Beaver, h. E. 50th h. 878 Washington Mollidore George, carpenter, h, r. 227 Houston Monaghan John, butcher, 52 Bayard, h. 210 Seventh Mollinger John, watchmaker, 59 Warren, h. 59 Monaghan John, upholsterer, 822 Broadway Warren Monaghan John, carman, h. 274 W. 18th MOLLMAN AUGUSTUS, imp. 96 & 255 Pearl, h. 67 Monaghan John, ironfounder, h. r. 281£ Elizabeth Baltic, Brooklyn Monaghan John, laborer, h. Av. A. n. E. 17th Molln Frederick, grocer, 248 William, h. 248 William Monaghan John, laborer, h. r. 54 Mulberry Molloney John, butcher, h. 522 Sixth av. Monaghan John, laborer, h. r. 52 Pitt i Molloy Bridget, wid. Francis, h. 204 Delancey Monaghan John, waiter, h. r. 333 Bowery Molloy Charles, laborer, h. 314 Ninth Monaghan Joseph, pencilcasemaker, h. 78 Bayard Molloy Charles, silversmith, h. r. 52 Suffolk Monaghan Margaret, wid. James M. washing, h.r.184 Molloy George, porter, h. 273 Mulberry Elizabeth Molloy Henry, laborer, h. W. 26th c. Eleventh av. Monaghan Mary, h. r. 52 Mulberry Molloy James, laborer, h. E. 16th n. Av. A Monaghan Matthew, liquors, 283 Lewis, h. 288 Lewis Molloy James, laborer, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Monaghan Michael, laborer, h. E. 47th n. First av. Molloy James, carman, h. 722 Washington Monaghan Michael, laborer, h. 296 W. 19th Molloy James, liquors, 124 Mott Monaghan Owen, tinsmith, h. 309 Monroe Molloy John, porter, h. r. 171 Hester Monaghan Owen, butcher, 88 Catherine mkt. h. 76 Molloy John, laborer, h. 87 Pearl Third Molloy Luke, tailor, h. 25 Ridge Monaghan Owen, carman, h. 28 Prince Molloy Mary, wid. Francis, h. 52 Spring Monaghan Owen, fruit, — Centre mkt h. 6 Centre Molloy Mary. wid. Matthew, h. 479 E. 12tb m kt pL „ TT Molloy Patrick J. clerk, h. 8*®£ Hester Monaghan Pat’k, segars, 84 Pearl, h. Pacific, B'klyn Molloy Patrick J. clerk, 2 Hall of records Monaghan Peter, bookbinder, 86 Cedar, h. 6 Prince Molloy Peter, laborer, h. 113 E. 28th Monaghan Peter, laborer, h. r. 73 Cannon Molloy William, porter, 84 Broad, h. 224 Stanton Monaghan Peter, laborer, h. r. 47 E. 25th Molloy William, laborer, h. r. 121 E. 16th Monaghan Philip, laborer, h. 94 W. 35th Mollstater Lawrence, shoemaker, 18 Eldridge, h. 18 Monaghan Roger, contractor, h. 182 W. 83d Eldridge Monaghan Rose, wia. Thomas, h. 108 E. 22d Molone Patrick, smith, h. 414 Tenth Monaghan Thomas, porterhouse, h. 102 Columbia Moloney Ann, wid. James, h. 63 Orange Monaghan Thos. gardener, h. r.W. 47th n. Eighth av. Moloney Charlotte, wid. Jeremiah, h. 600 Eighth av Monaghan Thomas junk, foot E. 22d Moloney Ellen, h. 174 E. 16th Monaghan Thomas, sugarbaker, h. 188 Barrow Moloney James, porter, h. r. 80 Oak Monaghan William, clothing, 6 Morris w Moloney John, laborer, h. 60 Nassau Monaghan E. & Co. produce, 89 & 40IV. Wash. mkt. Moloney John, laborer, h. r. E. 29th n. Second av. Monaghan & Co. segars, 84 Pearl 0Q,. Moloney John, liquors, 22 Greenwich Monaghen James, butcher, 586 Eighth av.h. W.88tn, Moloney Martin, shipcarpenter, h. 840 Elizabeth bet Eighth and Ninth avs. M ooney Matthew S. imp. 58 Water, h. Belvidere Monahan Anthony, clerk, h. 181E. 11w - Moloney Michael, carman, h. 30 Vandewater. Monahan Arthur, carman, h. Av. B c. E. 14tn Moloney Patrick, builder, h. 131 W. 24th Monahan Edward, liquors, 483 Seventh av. n. MOLONEY PATRICK G. hotel, 106 Barclay Moloney Thomas, streetinspector, h. 46 Gold Monahan Edward, produce, 89 and 40 W. Washing Moloney Timothy, tel. 81 Wall, h. 169 Chambers ton mkt. h. — ' . Molony Elizabeth, wid. Matthew, saloon, 10 Fulton Monahan Francis P. barkeeper, h. 140 reari mkt. h. 99 Beekman Monahan Henry, boilermaker, h. 135 W. lotn- Molony John, lawyer, 16 Exchange pi. h. 41 E. 15th Monahan John, carman, h. 267 Av. A. Molony John, tailor, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Monahan John, laborer, h. 182 Anthony Molony John, waiter, h. r. 10 Fifth Monahan John, laborer, h. 79 Mott uMwav Molony John J. clerk, h. 5 Hester Monahan John J. grocer, 183 Front, h. 77 E. B dway Molony Patrick, liquors, 118 Washington Monahan John, coachman, h. 265 Av. A _ Molony Patrick, tailor, h. r. 345 Greenwich Monahan Patrick, laborer, h. ®74 W ..nth Molony Richard, locksmith, 10 E. 21st Monahan Patrick, laborer, 170 W. 35th Molony Timothy, tailor, h. r. 262 Mott Monahan Peter, carman, h. 75 W.,35th Moloy Charles, laborer, h. 239 Delancey Monahan Thomas, laborer, h. 47 Mott Moloy Daniel, h. r. 400 Cherry Monahan Thomas, porter h. 628 Washington Moloy Michael, baker, 175 E. 22d Monahan Thomas, tailor, h. 87 Monroe , Molson & Chichester, agents, Posts bldgs. Monahan Thos. com. 165 Front, h. Motten Henry, hats, 166 Water, h. 26 Lispenard Monahan & Beers, c o m merchants, Molter Jacob, butcher, 228 First av. h. 228 First av. Monarque Jeremiah, hats, 228 Bowery,h. 228 Molthop William, clerk, h. 30 Wooster Monarque John B. sawyer, h. 221Finn ^ Moltz Adam, hosemaker, h. 85 Sheriff Monchini John, sculptor, 55| Beach, h. ' ■ ALPS, SWITZERLAND, SAVOT AND LOMBARDI. . 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The W onders o f N atural H istory, Botany, and other sciences, will be developed in choice Engravings of Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Insects, Forest Trees, Flowers, Geological and Fossil Specimens, MULLER JOSEPH (Rev.), 153 Third Mulford Phebe, wid. David, h, 83 Sullivan P Muenster Leopold, paperhanger, h. 194 W. 19th MUG AN D AN IEL (Rev.), h. 15 Barclay H S S * Y n ' B‘ T opJrr’i 6 8outh’ h* 20 Christopher Mulford & Cary, shoeflndmgs and leather, 302 Pearl Muggleworth William, grocer, 200 W . 26th, h. 200 Mulgraw Ann, wid. Patrick, h. Av. A c. E 13th W . 26th Mulgraw Neal, flagger, h. r. 643 Washington Muhlbacher John, baker, 243 R iv’ton, h. 243 R iv’ton Mulgrew Anne, milliner* h. 2 Hall pi. Muhle John L. h. 1T0 Christopher Mulgrew Eliza, wid. George, seamstress, h r 404 MUHLENBERG W ILLIA M AUGUSTUS (Rev.), Eighth * h. at church, Sixth av. c. W . 20th Mulgrew John, carman, h. 320 W . 29th Muhlenpfordt G. F. upholsterer, h. 238 W illiam Mulhaaran Edward, cartman, h. 12 Desbrosses Muhler Henry, grocer, 222 Ninth av. h. 222 Ninth av. Mulhair Ann, h. 18 Hester Muhlernink John, grocer, 15T Mott, h. 13 Spring Mulhall Edward, boardingh. 76 N. Moore Muhlfeld Geo. shoemaker, 197 Av. B. h. 197 A v. B Mulhall Edward, laborer, Third av. n. E. 89th Muhlfeld George L. cabinetmaker, r. 314 E. 13th Mulhall John, carman, h. r. 80 Hester Muhlffelder Jacob, teacher, h. 257 Third Mulhall John, laborer, h. r. 140 Amos Muhlhaeuser Jac. printer, 195 Division, h. 195 Divis’n Mulhall Patrick W . porter, h. 63 Beach Muhlig Charles, carpenter, h. 213 E. 23d Mulham Edward, iparblepolisher, h. r. 263 Rivington Muhlmister Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 86 King Mulharan John, laborer, h. 200 W. 21st Muhs Frederick, pianos, h. 230 Sixth av. Mulheam Patrick, porter, h. 94 St. Mark’s pi. Muhsfeld Fritz, physician, h. 2154- Division Mulheran Thomas, carman, h. 66 Seventh av. Muidth Michael, boxmaker, h. 93 W . 32d Mulherin Daniel, mason, h. E. 21st bet. First av. . h. Brooklyn Murray Jeremiah^ laborer, h. 480 Third av.. Murray Bernard, driver, h. r. W . 36th b. Eighth & Murray Joanna, wid. Tim. tailoress, h. 200 Fifth Ninth avs. Murray John, builder, h. 100 Leroy g Murray Bridget, seamstress, h. 186 Clinton Murray John, cabinetmaker, h. 333 E. 12th Murray Catharine, wid. Jeremiah, h. r. 19 City hall pi. Murray John, clothier, 19 Carmine, h. 19- Carmine Murray Catharine, wid. Patrick, h. 189 W . 20th Murray John* coachsmith, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Murray Catharine, wid. W illiam, washing, h. r. 118 Murray John, laborer, 504 Houston Christopher Murray John, laborer, h. 158 Av. A Murray Catharine, wid. William, h. r. 105 Bayard Murray John, milk, h. 66 W. 18th Murray Charles, laborer, h. 124 Greenwich av. Murray John, milkman, h. 862 Seventh av. Murray Charles laborer, h. 487 Third av. Murray John, plasterer, h. 11 W. 34th MUR 509 MUR Murray John, porter, h. r. 101 Norfolk Murray Thomas, laborer, h. 236 Elizabeth Murray John, stonecutter, h. 92 Ninth ay. Murray Thomas, laborer, h. r. 13 Monroe Murray John, tailor, 235£ Tenth ay. Murray Thomas, liquors, 665 Wash, h 214 W . 19th Murray John, h. 528 Broome Murray Thomas, pilot, 69 South Murray John, bricklayer, h. 205 W . 26th Murray Thomas, coachmaker, h. W . 44th b. Eighth Murray John, carman, h. r. 712 Water ' & Ninth avs. & Murray John, carpenter, h. r. 61 Mott Murray Thomas, tailor, h. 215 Wooster, Murray John, grocer, 145 E. 28th, h. 145 E . 28th Murray Thomas, laborer, h. r. 156 W. 16th Murray John, laborer, h. 210 E. 17th Murray Thomas, paver, h. 114 W. 19th Murray John, laborer, h. 289 Front Murray Thomas F. shoes, 493 Eighth av. Murray John, laborer, h. Third av. b e t E. 41st & E 42d Murray Thomas T. grocer, 47 Lewis &302 Delancey Murray John, laborer, h. 181 Walker Murray Wash, lawyer, 76 Nassau, h. 13 Wash. pi. Murray John, laborer, h. r. 222 W . 21st Murray William, caiman, h. 278 Mulberry Murray John, mason, h. 285 W. 32d Murray William, laborer, h. 155 Av. A Murray John, seaman, h. 584 Water Murray 'William, laborer, h. 106 E. 11th Murray John, shoemaker, h. 306£ First av. Murray William, millwright, h. r. 30 Columbia Murray John, tailor, 19 Carmine Murray William, printer, h. 44 Bank Murray John B. mer. 12 Wall, h. 145 Fifth av. Murray William, seaman, h. 64 Gouverneur Murray Joseph, tailor, h. 155 E. 21st Murray William, tailor, h. 81 Orange Murray Joseph K. clerk, 163 Front Murray William, umbrellas, h. r. 66 Centre Murray Julia, seamstress, h. 180 Clinton Murray William, pedler, h. r. 31 Hamilton Murray Lawrence, laborer, 241 E. Eleventh Murray Wm. physician, 118 Wa’ly pi. h. 70 Sixth av. Murray Letitia, wid. Henry, dressmaker, h. 63 Laight Murray William, mason, h. 131 W. 15th Murray Lindley, sec. ins. co. 49 Mer. ex. h.Brooklyn Murray Win. G. printer, 40 Ann, h. 184 Madison Murray Lucinda, h. 294 Ninth Murray William S. sec. h. 149 Forsyth Murray Margaret dressmaker, h. r. 43 Crosby Murray William S. com. mer. 71 New, h. 109 Wa~ Murray Margaret, dressmaker, h. 37 Monroe verly pi. Murray Margaret C. boarding, 3 Leroy pi. h. 3 Leroy pi Murray C. H. & Co. brokers, 146 Fulton Murray Marshall, h. 255 W . 27th Murray & Davis, wool, 65 Broad Murray Martin, laborer, h. 144 Duane Murrav & Smith, E. 44 c. Third av. Murray Mary, h. 30 Laight Murrell Patrick, laborer, h. r. 13 Elizabeth Murray Mary, boardingh. 5 Second Murrey Charles L. joiner, 89 Cannon Murray Mary, wid Felix, h. 101 Fourth Murrey Jefferson, carman, h. 151 Second Murray Mary, wid. James, grocer, 258 Mott Murrey John, confectioner, 242 E. 13th, h. 242 E. 13th Murray Mary, wid. Richard, h. r. 99 Allen Murrey John, seaman, h. 157 Third Murray Mary, wid. Samuel, fancystore, 158 Sixth av. Murrey Michael, carpenter, h. 135 W. 16th Murray Mary, glover, h. 107 E. 11th Murrey Patrick, grocer, h. E. 47th n. First av. Murray M sry Ann, wid. Henry, h. 86 Henry Murrey Thomas, laborer, h. 324 W . 29th Murray Mary Ann, h. 16 Jones Murry Bridget, wid. Michael M. washing, h. r. 104 Murray Michael, blaster, W. 51st n. Tenth av.v Bayard Murray Michael, laborer, h. 157 Lewis Murry Catharine, wid. John, dealer, 247 W . H>th Murray Michael, laborer, h. r. 123 Orange Murry Edwin, musician, h. 14 Sixth av. Murray Michael, laborer, h. 430 Seventh av. Murry James, carman, h. 7 Dunham pi. Murray Michael, runner, h. 6 Carlisle Murry John, confectioner, 258 E. 13th Murray Michael, laborer, h. W . 41st n. Seventh av. Murry John, laborer, li. 120 Anthony Murray Michael, laborer, h. 263 W . 16th Murry John, boardingh. 210 W . 16th Murray Michael, carman, h, 243 W. 18th Murry Luke, laborer, h. 356 E. 9th Murray Michael, carman, h. 16 Cannon Murry Mary, wid. Thomas, h. Av. B, c. E. 15th Murray Michael, stonecutter, h. r. 46 Suffolk Murry Michael, laborer, h. 37 Laurens Murray Patrick, carman, h. 219 W . 38th Murry Owen, carman, h. 93 Tenth a v .. Murray Patrick, furnit 5 Fourth av. h. 11 Union ct. Murry Patrick, waiter, h. 113 Mulberry Murray Patrick, junk, 558 Fourth Murry Patrick, tailor, h. 756 Greenwich Murray Patrick, gro. 57 Washington, h. 57 W ’ington Murry Robert, tailor, h. 817 Pearl Murray Patrick, liquors, 17 Washington Murry Susan, wid. John, h. 95 Tenth av. Murray Patrick, laborer, h. 219 W . 25th Murry Thomas, fruits, h. 178 W . 85th Murray Patrick, laborer, h. 125 Greenwich Murry Thomas, grocer, 47 Lewis, h. 47 Lewis Murray Patrick, baker, 131 E. 25th Murry Thomas, grocer, 114 W. 33d, h. 114 W . 33 Murray Patrick, laborer, h. 300 W . 18th Murry William, segarmaker, h. 110 Bank Murray Patrick, furniture, 115 First, h. 115 F irst’ Murry William, bricklayer, h. 144 E. 21st Murray Patrick, auctioneer, h. 11 Union ct Murry William, grocer, 273 Seventh av. Murray Patrick, stonecutter, h. 259 Tenth av. Murry William G. compositor, h. 184 Madison Murray Patrick C. barkeeper, h. 3 Peck si. MURTAGH BARNARD, liquors, 133 Sixth av. 26 Murray Peter, bricklayer, h. 96 E. 11th Essex, 633 Washington & 129 Fourth av. h. 220 Murray Peter, laborer, h. 171 Elizabeth Sixth av. M U RRAY PETER, imp. of French & English fancy Murtagh Bernard, tailor, h. r. 303 Monroe goods, 35 Maiden la. h. W illiamsburgh Murtagh John, laborer, h. 209 E. 21st Murray Ralph, cattle, h. 174 W , 43d Murtagh John, laborer, h. 135 E. 28th Murray Richard, boardingh. 120 Cedar Murtagh John, mason, h. 508 Sixth av. Murray Richard, grocer, h. 343 Tenth av. Murtagh John, minerafWater, h. 805 First av. Murray Richard, laborer, h. 168 E. 22d Murtagh Thomas, porter, h. r. 34 W. 13th Murray Richard, wheelwright, h. 141 E. 11th Murtaugh James, laborer, h. 209 E. 21st Murray Robert, patternmaker, h. 85 Thompson Murtaugh John, carman, 277 E. 21st, h. 209 E. 21st Murray Robert, porter, h. 79 Nassau Murtaugh Morris, coachman, h. 72 Third Murray Robert, laborer, h. 40 Rutgers Murtaugh Patrick, laborer, h. 831 W. 26th Murray R obert barilla mills, 524 & 526 Water, 269 & Murtha Bernard, stonecutter, h. 128 Tenth av 271 Cherry, h. 87 Montgomery Murtha Edward, carman, h. 113 E. 11th Murray R obt A. varnisher, W. 28th, h. 185 Canal Murtha James, laborer, h. 259 W . 26th Murray Robert I. late druggist, h. 96 E, 14th Murtha James, laborer, 143 E. 16th Murray Robert L. wool, 135 Pearl, h. 91 E. 13th Murtha John,8mason, Sixth av. n. 87th, h. 508 Sixth av. Murray Rosetta, washing, h. 36 Thompson Murtha Peter J. bnilder, 250 Tenth, h. 178 Seventh Murray Stephen S. clothing, 67 Cortlandt h. 4. Ham- Murtha Terence, laborer, h. r. 178 W. 33d ersley pi. Murtha Thomas, mason, h. 587 Sixth av. Murray Thomas, mason, h. 43 Perry Murtha Timothy,‘laborer, h. 1 Nyack pi. Murray Thomas, grocer, 201 Seventh, h. 201 Seventh MURTHA W ILLIAM , tinsmith. 210 Seventh av. h. Murray Thomas, horseshoer, 139 E. 23d, h. 189 E, 23d 210 Seventh av. Murray Thomas, mason, h. W . 40th n. Ninth av. Murtha P. J. & Sons, builders, 250 Tenth Murray Thomas, coachman, h. r. 281 Elizabeth Murthy William, laborer, h. 722 Washington Murray Thomas, huckster, h. 816 Pearl Murtland William, boardingh. 64 Hudson Murray Thomas, laborer, h. r. 41 Anthony Murtough Peter, mason, h. 83 W. 85th Murray Thomas, laborer, h. 861 Cherry Murty Thomas, carpenter, h. r. 116 W illett MYE 510 MYE Murtz Joseph, shoemaker, h. 101 Norfolk Myers Elizabeth, wid. Abraham, h. 98 Av. D Muschler Catharine, washer, h. 93* Bowery Myers Ellen, dressmaker, h. 619 Houston Musliner Jos. leather, 278 Houston, h. 278 Houston Myers Emanuel, butcher, 173 Attorney Muse Hugh, cooper, h. r. 818 Bleecker Myers Erastns, conductor, h. 606 Sixth av Muse James (cord), seaman, h. 8 Lispenard Myers Frederick, barber, Eighth av. c. W 48th Jk Musey Michael, imp. 43 John, h. 18 Howard Eighth av. c. W. 49th * 9 Musgrave Christopher, rigger, 61 W est Myer Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 6 Second av h r « Musgrave W illiam, v. pres. 31 W all, h. 58 W . 21st Second av. Musgrove Mary, millinery, 145 Sixth av. Myers Frederic, grocer, 163 Spring, h. 95 Laurens Musgrove W illiam, tinman, W . 47th n. Ninth av. Myers George, barber, 13 Cortlandt, h. 82 Division Musliner, Goodman & Co. leather, 273 Houston Myers George, charcoal, h. 136 Clinton Mussche Andrew, steward, h. 71 Duane Myers George, cooper, h. 215 W. 44th Musselmesin Tobias, tailor, h. 53 Goerck Myers George, oil, 12 Broadway, h. 1 Broadway Mussmacher Joseph, bootmaker, h. 52 Ridge Myers George, smith, h. 362 Houston Mussmacher George, tailor, 188 E. 17th Myers George F. rigger, h. 82 Monroe Mustead William, cabinetmaker, h. r. 185 Sullivan Myers Henry, cabinetmaker, h. r. 152 Sullivan Musy & Galtier, imps. 43 John Myers Henry F. filer, h. r. 39 Hester Mutee Ann, wid. David, washing, h. r. 107 Sheriff Myers Henry, pedler, h. 221 Second Muth Louis, shoemaker, h. 803 Eighth Myers Henry, sugarbaker, h. 6 Caroline Mutke Augustus, upholsterer, h. 219 Rivington Myers Henry, clerk, h. 146 Fourth Mutster Michael, carman, h. 103 Broome Myers Henry G. grocer. 56 West, h. 127 Greenwich Mutschler Christian, cabinetmaker, h. 164 Delancey Myers Hervey E. plumber, h. 219 Sullivan M UTUAL BEN EFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO. 11 Myers Hiram, truckman, h. 40 Horatio Wall Myers Isaac, drygoods. 297 Spring, h. 297 Spring M UTUAL L IFE INSURANCE CO. I l l Broadway Myers Isaac, weaver, h. r. 86 Essex Myar John, laborer, h. 204 Cherry Myers Isaac D. carman, h. 121 Perry Mye John, mason, h. 244 W . 45th Myers Jacob, turner, 115 Attorney, h. 50 Columbia Myer Alexander, clocks, 89 Ridge, h. 89 Ridge Myers James (col’d), laborer, h. r. 21 Scammel Myer Bardel, laborer, h. 173 Anthony Myers James, jr. sheetiron, 661 Wator, h. 20 Colum* Myer Derrick, sbipchandler, 85 West, h. 85 West bia Myer Elias, jewelry, h. 18 Eldridge Myers James, ropemaker, h. 50 Columbia Myer Frederick, barber, h. 689 Eighth av. Myers James, silkgoods, 149 Broadway, h. 66 State, Myer Frederick, shoemaker, h. r. 116 Columbia B rooklyn Myer Frederick, tailor, h. 238 W . 45th Myers James F. carpenter, h. 247 W. 32d Myer George, clerk, h. 89 Av. A Myers Jane, wid. Michael, boardingh. 22 Cherr Myer George, shoemaker, 99 Madison Myers John, butcher, 1 Wash. mkt. h. E. 87th Myer Harman, grocer, 127 Crosby, h. 127 Crosby Myers John, carpenter, h. 524 Twelfth Myer Harris, sawyer, h. r. 263 Rivington Myers John, grocer, W. 43d n. Eighth av. h. 492 Myer Henry, baker, 775 Washington, h. 775 W ’ngton Ninth av. Myer Henry, grocer, 81 Hudson, h. 81 Hudson Myers John, grocer, 134 Centre, h. 134 Centro Myer Henry, grocer, Eighth av. c. W . 52d, h. Eighth Myers John, calker, h. 286 E. 11th av. c. W . 52d Myers John, coal, h. 650 Fourth Myer Jacob, pedler, h. 206 Rivington Myers John, laborer, h. 174 E. 16th Myer Jacob, tailor, h. 552 Pearl Myers John, moulder, h. r. 89 Columbia Myer Jacob, acct h. 98* First Myers John, stages, h. 196 W. 15th Myer Jame^ carpenter, h. r. 298 Delancey 4 Myers John, umbrellas, h. 55 Hamersley Myer John, blacksmith, h. 68 Broome Myers John F. tel. 114 Mer. ex. h. 190 Schermerhorn, Myer John, brickmaker, h. r. 25 Av. C Brooklyn Myer John, butcher, 372 Eighth av. h. 372 Eighth av. Myers John J. butcher, 233 W. 44th, h. 283 W. 44tb Myer John, clerk, h. 141 Elizabeth Myers John K. mer. 31 Nassau, h. Bloomingdale Myer John, confectioner, b. r. 8 Columbia Myers John M. oysters, Union mar. h. r. 5 Av. D Myer John, grocer, h. 116 W hite Myers Joseph, grocer, 252 Walker Myer John, smith, h. 153 Attorney Myers Jos. engineer, 163 Stanton, h. Sixteenth n. Myer John, tailor, h. r. 76 Reade Ninth av. Myer John & Co. confectioner, 204 Capal Myers Jos. grocer, 343 Seventh av. h. 348 Seventh av. Myer John D. tailor, h. r. 73 Duane Myers Jos. S. express, 62 Broadway, h. 285 W. 18th Myer John M. shipcarpenter, h. 524 Twelfth Myers Julia A. wid. Nicholas, h. r. 63^Columbia Myer John T. grocer, 191 W . 13th, h. 191 W . 13th Myers Lawrence & Co. importers, 85 S. William b. Myer Joseph, mason, h. r. 58 Sheriff 318 Fourth Myer Joseph, pedler, h. 18 Monroe Myers Leonard, h. 120 W . 33d Myer Lena, washerwoman, h. 248 Second Myers M. wid. Abraham, h. 273 Madison Myer Lodwich, cutter, h. 417 Eighth av. Myers Margaret, nurse, h. 147 Suffolk Myer Martin, tailor, h. r. 133 Suffolk Myers Margaret, wid. h. 313 Third Myer Mary, segars, 28 Broome, h. 28 Broome Myers Margaret, wid. James, h. 50 Columbia Myer Mary W . wid. John, boardingh. 191 W . 24th Myers Maria, wid. John, h. 365 Broome Myer Meyer segarmaker, h. 128 Pitt Myers Martha A. (col’d), washing, h. r. 17 Laurens Myer Neill, pedler, h. 106 Bayard Myers Mary, wid. James, h. 109 Charlton Myer Peter, shoemaker, h. 113 W . 27th Myers Michael, moumingstore, 477 Broadway, b. fn Myer Sarah, wid. Lawrence, h. 76 Lexington av. Broadway Myer Sarah, wid. Peter, h. 100 Division Myers Michael, foreman, h. 252 E. 23d Myer Simon, butcher, 71 Cannon, h. 71 Cannon Myers Michael A com. mer. 89 William Myer Simon, clerk, h. r. 216 Second Myers Mordecai, r. 85 Wall, h. B^wectawy Myering Frederick, musician, h. 191 Mott Myers Myer S. 290 Broadway, b. 126 Fourth Myers Abbey, boardingh. 134 Duane Myers Nicholas, carman, h. 99 Charlton Myers Abraham, carman, h. 77 Bedford Myers Patrick, laborer, n. 2 18 Mulberiy Myers Abram, bookkeeper, h. 99 Charlton Myers Paul, cab’tmaker, 162 Elm, h. 20 Thomps Myers Abram, tinsmith, h. r. 304 Third Myers Philip, h. 15 Mott .i Myers Andrew A. carman, h. 269 Sullivan Myers P. Ham. lawyer, 90 Nassau, h. French s hotel Myers Andrew W . tiles, h. 117 Av. D Myers Richard, smith, h. 862 Houston ,, me Myers Auguste, tailor, h. r. 214 W . 21st Myers Rosanna (col’d), wid. Benjamin, h. 121 Myers Catherine M. wid. Ferdinand M. sewing, h. Myers Samuel, carman, h. 25 Corndia ^ h. 220 Elizabeth Myers Samuel, shoemaker, h. 129 W. loth Myers Charles, seaman, h. 204 Cherry Myers Samuel, moulder, h. 201 E. 14th Myers Charles D. barber, 28 Second av. h. 462 Fourth Myers Samuel M. tobacco, 166 Front . Myers Charles K. marine tel. 114 mer. ex. h. Port­ Myers Sandy A. (col’d), laborer, h. r. 26 Clarke land av. B rooklyn Myers Sol. & caps, 329*Eighth av. Myers Edmond, drygoods 268 Sixth av. h. W . 16th Myers T. Bailey, lawyer, 20 N^sau,h. l 3 6 I ^ Myers Edward R. mer. 83 Front Myers Theo. A. c. h. broker, 2fr Pine, b. 95 Prince Myers Edwin, late drygoods, h. 26 Commerce Myers Thomas, stonecutter, h. 129 A loin Myers Eli. vegetables 254 Ninth av h. 230 W . 27th Myers W ilbur T. clerk, h. 49 Third av. nag 511 NAS Myers William, blacksmith, 742 Washington, h. 725 Nagle Patrick, laborer, h. 330 Eighth Washington Nagle Patrick, laborer, h. r. 6 Rector Myers William, butcher, 3 Washington mkt. Nagle Patrick, waiter, h. r. 93 W 18th Myers William, capmaker, h. r. 289 Av. A Nahrgang Henry, tailor, h. 275 Mulberrv Myers William, machinist, h. 469 E. 12th Naian James, tailor, W . 42d n. Ninth av Myers Wm. butcher, 1 Wash’gton mar. h. Second ay. Naid Alice, wid. Richard, h. 114 Ridge Myers W illianv clerk, h. 38 Thomas Naigleschmidt Louis, oilcloth, 45 G ol# h . 534 Pearl Myers William, glass, 11 Christopher, h. H Nolen Thomas, laborer, h. 34 Ludlow •DAN1EL W . stables, 565 Houston, h. 1T4 Noll Frederick, salesman, li. r. 88 Lewis Thompson ’ fuT Noll George, basketmaker, h. r. 135 W. 31st Norris Edward, naturalist, 266 Broadway, h 8 Jav Noll John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 45 Rivington Norris Edwin drygoods, 84 Pine, h. 65 Broadway Noll, John, blacksmith, h. r. 252 Houston Norris Eliza J. boardingh. 84 Frankfort & 362 Wadi, Noll Joseph, musician, h. 135 Sullivan ington Noll Pauhioiner, h. 246 Fifth Norris Francis, boatbuilder, h. 51 Ludlow Nolman William, cabinetmaker, h. 122 W. 30th Norris George, varnish, W. 27th b. Eighth & Ninth Nolte Francis, tailor, h. 39 City Hall pi. avs. h. 839 Eighth av. Nolte Fred. W. shoemaker, 251 Spring, h. 251 Norris Henry L. imp. 3 Beaver, h. 89 E. 26th Spring Norris Hugh, tinsmith, 45 Eighth av. h. 107 W 12th Nolte Henry, caneworker, h. 110 W. 30th Norris Huldah, nurse, h. 18 Ludlow Nolte John, shoemaker, h. 122 W. 30th Norris James, acct. h. 209 Fifth Nolte Lewis, tailor, 45 Greenwich, h. 45 Greenwich Norris James, carpenter, h. Second av. n. E. 81st Nolte William, tailor, h. 67 Centre Norris James, tinsmith, h. 202 W. 26th Noltee Henry, grocer, 47 Greene, h. 47 Greene Norris'John, carman, h. 138 Seventh av. Noltemeyer Adolph, agent, 118 Cedar, h. 118 Laurens Norris John, carman, h. 464 Tenth Nolting Herman, segarmaker, h. r. 80 Forsyth Norris John, plumber, h. 281 Sixth av. Nolton Eleanor, wid. James D. seamstress, h. r. 179 Norris John, speculator, h. 59 Roosevelt Prince Norris John Augustus, boardingh. Oak c. James Nonan Patrick, laborer, h. 229 W. 26th Norris John S. architect, h. 156 Barrow Nones Aaron B. broker, 85 Wall, h. 227 W. 19th Norris Joseph, restaurant, 179 Broadway Nones Joseph B. lawyer, 66 Broadway, h. 76 Seventh Norris Lawrence, livery, 116 Clinton pL h. 116 Nones Leon A. clerk, h. 30 Troy Clinton pi. Norman George, calker, h. 256 Seventh Norris Mary, wid. Israel, h. 195 Hester Nonnenbacher Clara, wid. Thomas, h. 136 Attorney Norris Michael, tailor, h. 249 Houston Nonnenmacher Francis, tailor, 57 Eighth av. Norris Noah, stoneyard, W. 17th b. Tenth & Eleventh Nonz John, shoemaker, h. 329 Third avs. h. 270 W. 18th Norman Thomas, cabinetmaker, 124 Columbia, h. 126 Norris Patrick, bricklayer, h. 103 E. 25th Columbia Norris Richard, segars, 312£ Grand, h. 50 Ludlow Noomer Dennis, cooper, h. r. 478 Pearl Norris Robert T. clerk, 101 Wall, h. 132 E. Broadway Noon Nicholas, carman, h. 249 Mulberry Norris Thomas, laborer, 310 West Noon William, cabinetmaker, h. 172 Delancey Norris Thos. livery, 116 Clinton pi. h. 116 Clinton pL Noon William, laborer, fa. E. 36th n. Madison av. Norris Thomas, pilot, h. 44 Oliver Noonan Charles, grocer, 331 Ninth, h. 331 Ninth Norris Thomas H. pipes, 62 & 64 Gold, h. Brook­ Noonan Daniel, grocer, 92 Greenwich, h. 59th n. lyn Second av. NORRIS THOS. P. druggist, 4*21 Pearl, h. 6TBose Noonan Edward, gasman, h. 247 E. 20th NORRIS W ILLIAM H. oilcans, 83 Pine, h. 103 Noonan James, carman, h. 256 E. 18th W ashington, Brooklyn Noonan James, laborer, h. 835 W. 36th Norris William H. bookbinder, h. 11 Second Noonan James, mason, h. E. 31st n. Second av. Norris & Gregg, iron pipes, 62 & 64 Gold Noonan Laurence, laborer, h. 15 Dry Dock Norris & Johnson, printers, 21 Spruce Noonan Michael, bootmaker, 212 Twelfth Norsworthy Frances, wid. Sami. h. 7 Gramcrcy park Noonan Michael, laborer, h. 264 Canal Norsworthy Joseph, shoes, 27 Av. D Noonan Nicholas T. grocer, 217 Lewis, h. 217 Lewis N orth----- porter, 96 E. 12th Noonan Patrick, laborer, h. 15 Dry Dock North Alfred, drygoods, 63 Liberty, h. 75 E. 27th Noonan Patrick, laborer, h. 125 Roosevelt NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INS. CO. 6 Wall Noonan Patrick, porter, h. 86 Mulberry North American Gutta Percha Co. office, 80 Cedar & Noonan Patrick, stonecutter, h. 200 Av. A W. 25th n. Eleventh av. .. Noonan Patrick, tailor, h. r. 53 Chrystie North Charles C. fancygoods, 96 Chambers, h. Mew»- Noonan Patrick H. clerk, 78 West, h. 163 W. 17th hattanville, JV. Y. Noonan Peter, laborer, h. 32 Stone North Edw. pencilcasemaker, 12 Dutch Noonan Thomas C. shoes, 6 Tenth North Henry, plasterer, h. W. 52d n. Eighth av. Noonan William, miller, h. 577 Grand North Henry, quills, 145 E. 11th, h. 145 E, 11th Noonen Edward, waiter, h. 103 E. 11th North Henry S. (coPd), grocer, 188 Mulberry, h. 188 Noonin William, laborer, h. 177£ Hester Mulberry Noorstrant John, sashmaker, 262 W. 24th, h. 264 North Nelson H. salesman, 46 Cortlandt, h. 6J Sussex W. 24th North Philip, cook, h. '118 Centre Norbury John, mason, h. 100 Clinton NORTH RIVER BANK, Greenwich c, Dey N orc Martin, shoemaker, 108 Macdougal, h. r. 112 NORTH RIVER INS. CO. 202 Greenwich Macdougal NORTH RIVER MINING & QUARRYING CO. 80 Norcott John D. drugs, 303 Hudson, h. 73 Sullivan Wall .- Norcott William, gunmaker, h. r. 103 Laurens North Robert L. hardware, 4 Chatham sq. & 6 Catn- Norden Meyer, capmaker, h. 22 Hamilton arine, h. 103 E. Broadway Nordenholz Charles, grocer, 56 Mercer, h. 56 Mercer North Stephen, carver, h. 7 Manhattan *aAXtr no* Nordhaus John, shoemaker, h. 42 W. 14th North Thomas M. lawyer, 68 Warren, h. 184 W. m Nordhoff Bernard, binder, 54 Chatham, h. 54 Chat’am North H. mer. 48 Broadway Nordlinger Jacob T. h. 356 Bleecker North Western Dispensary, 511 Eighth av. NOS 521 NTJGr North W illiam J. patternmaker, h. 122 Clinton North, Brothers & Co. mers. 48 Broadway I ' ff rior>112 Cllnton>» . H2 Clinton North, Kimble & Co, drygoods, 63 Liberty l& g E jL e w ?sr parS w lla’ 82Nassau’ h.Rockaway Northage^Wm. confectioner, 1096 Broadway, h. 56 C p - 1W. Water, h. Williamsburgh E. 30th N 6ed’ 89 Peck sl- h* 152 Concord, Northali Rich. P. K. dentist, 24 E. 17th, h. B roolyn Northern railroad, 167 Broadway NOSB r o ^ n & BACH’ sarsaParilla, 82 Nassau & Northrip Eleanor S. teacher, 99 Suffolk, h. 403 Cherry Nostrand & Combs, feed, 39 Peck sl Northrop Absalom, mer. 150 Greenwich, h. 201 W. Noth Michael, tailor, h. 218 Fifth 15th Northnagle Phil, sashmaker, 22 E. 11th, h. 272 E 18th Northrop Fleetwood, shoemaker, h. 192 W . 20th Northrop John B. porter, 22* Jay ^ QtBroe&Zyn’ agenty 67 Wal1’ h# 24 Northrop John I. drugs, 150 G’wich, h. 195 W . 15th Nott Chas. C. lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 137 Hudson Northrop Mary, seamstress, h. 73 Forsyth Nott Hiram, late mer. 25 Pine, h. 259 Tenth Northrop William W. lawyer, 110 Broadway Nott John, pedler, h. r. 56 Ridge Northrup John H. strawgoods, 52 Cedar, h. 27 Cot­ Nott John, tinman, h. 107* Division tage pi. Nott Mary, wid. Nathaniel, h. 159 Prince Northrup Reynolds K. stables, Third av. c. E. 24th, Nott William, senr. bookseller, 214 Eighth av. h. 214 h. 82 E. 24th Eighth av. Northrup Wm. B. fancygds. 62 Liberty, h. 29 Horatio Nott Wm. jr. stationer, 849 Hudson, h. 849 Hudson Northrup & Posts, stables, c. Third av. & 26th Nottebohm Andrew, mer. 1 Water Northwood Ann, wid. William H. tailoress, h. 311 Nottebohm Augustus, com. mer. 90 Front Broome Notting Frederick, segarmaker, h. r. 80 Forsyth Norton Andrew, carman, h. 400 Greenwich Nottnage John, cabinetmkr. h. 92 Essex Norton Azro F. grocer, 9 Third av. h. 7 Third av. Noud William, corkcutter, h. 425 First av. Norton Barbara, wid. John, washing, h. 370 Gr’wich Nougaret Numa, imp. 39 S. William, h. 49 W. 29th Norton Bernard, laborer, h. r. 61 Crosby Nougaret Raymond fils, imp. 39 S.William &29 Stone, Norton Cephas H. imp. 49 Broadway, h. 23 Univer­ h. 49 W. 29th , sity pi. Noughton Patrick, mason, h. 200 E. 21st NORTON CHAUNCEY L. drugs, 139 Maiden la. h. Nougton Mary, wid. Wm. washer, h. 110 Seventh av. 5 Charles Novello Joseph A. music, 889 Broadway, h. England Norton Charles B. books, 71 Chambers, h. 45 E. 19th Now John, tailor, h. 200 Av. A Norton Ellen, wid. Owen, h. 97 Charlton Nowlan Garret, tailor, h. r. 13 Monroe Norton Henry, actor, h. 148 W. Broadway Nowlan Henry, shoemaker, h. 131 W. 23d Norton Henry, imp. 144 Chambers, h. 61 W . 28th Nowlan Hen. H. painter, 18 Amity, h. 18 Amity Norton Henry G. indiarubber, 100 Liberty & 105 Ce­ Nowlan James, grocery, 91 Cherry, h. 91 Cherry dar, h. 37 Twelfth Nowlan James, engineer, h. r. 639 Greenwich Norton James, carriagemaker. h. r. 42 Hamersley Nowlan Martin, laborer, h. r. 804 W . 33d Norton James, carman, h. r. 282 Duane Nowlan Richard, laborer, h. 418 Tenth Norton James, laborer, h. 296 W . 31st Nowlan Thomas, liquors, 53 W illett, h. 58 W illett Norton James, carpenter, 21 Great Jones, h. 289 Eli­ Nowlan Thos. G. carpenter, 85 Essex, h. Greenpoint zabeth Nowlan Timothy, stable, h. 427 First av. Norton James, carman, h. 110 Seventh av. Nowlem Michael, stonecutter, h. r. 10 Gansevoort Norton James, clerk, h. 178 Chambers Nowshaver Henry, shoemaker, h. 91 Sheriff Norton James A. crockery, 115 Pearl, h. 41 Murray Noxon Owen J. grocer, 695 Greenwich, h. 659 Green­ Norton John jr. com. 90 Wall, h. 65 Willoughby, wich Brooklyn Noye John, carman, h. 28 Sheriff . Norton John, carpenter, h. r. 127* Forsyth Noyes Calvin, lawyer, 45 Wall, h. W . 12th n, Sixth av. Norton John, laborer, 144 Orange Noyes Daniel L. exchange, 389* Pearl, h. 18 City Norton John, milk, 208 Av. C, h. 208 Av. C Hall pi. Norton John, painter, h. 184 Clinton Noyes George R. bagmaker, 101 Broad & 15 Canal, h. Norton John H. pilot, 69 South B rooklyn Norton John L. bookbinder, h. 121 Norfolk Noyes George, moulder, h. 21 W illett Norton John N. pilot, 69 South Noyes Geo. R. & Co. bagmkrs, 101 Broad & 15 Canal Norton John W . telegraph instruments, 179 Broad­ Noyes Henry, carpenter, h. 258 W. 24th way, h. Brooklyn Noyes Ira J. cabinet, 84 Leonard h. 87 Downing, Norton Lambert, acct 11 Nassau Noyes James S. 84 Pine, h. B rooklyn Norton Lawrence, carman, h. 90 Sheriff * Noyes Nancy, wid. Geo. dressmaker, h. 158 Canal Norton Martin J. shipfastener, h. 852 Third Noyes O. H: P. teas, 91 Front, h. 132 Madison av. Norton Mary, burnisher, h. 97 Charlton Noyes Samuel, grindstones, 45 Pearl & 47 Washing­ Norton Michael, speculator, h. r. 15 Desbrosses ton, h. 9 W yckoff, B rooklyn Norton Mortimer O. H. com. mer. 9 S. William, h. Noyes Stephen, leatherdresser, h. 21 W illett New Orleans. Noyes Wm. Curtis, lawyer, 50 Wall, h. 52 Clinton pi. Norton Patrick, carpenter, h. 179 Laurens Noyes Wm. C. mer. 185 Broadway, h. 226 Ninth Norton Patrick, laborer, h. r. 172 W. .16th Nudd Francis A. timekeeper, h. 22 Houston Norton Peter, tailor h. 4 Hamilton Nuff Frederick, pianOmaker, h. 115 E. 25th Norton Robert, mer. 17 South, h. Pacific h. Nugent Christopher, h. 200 A v. 0 Norton Thomas, junkstore, 62 Centre, h. 62 Centre Nugent Christopher, carman, h. 187 E. 22d Norton William, lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. 11 Nassau Nugent Daniel, chandler, h. 66 Oliver NORTON WM. W . & CO. drygoods, 380 Bowery, h. Nugent Elizabeth, wid. Armour, h. 255 Walker 31 Seventh Nugent Francis, laborer, h. 154 W. 80th Norton £ O'Brien James, laborer, h. 8 Caroline Bowery O’Bridh James, laborer, h. 12^ Washington Obermeyer Henry, jeweler, 113 Elm, h. 114 Elm O'Brien James, laborer, 522 Washington Obermeyer & Thomas, jewelers, 118 Elm O'Brien James, grainer, h. 201 E. 21st / Obermeyer & Zipfel, hatcases, r. 208 William O'Brien James, grocer, 228 Mott, h. 228 Mott Obermier Isaac, tailor, li. 457 Broome O’Brien James, hatter, h. r. 117 Laurens i Oberndorfcr Isaac, butcher, h. 194 Houston O'Brien James, laborer, h. 79 James Oberon Gustave, printer, h. 17 Jacob O’Brien James, laborer, h. r. 71 Seventh Obershaner Henry, baker, h. 58 Av. B O'Brien James, laborer, h. 805 W . 32d Obersky Samuel, clothing, 90 Orange, h. 90 Orange O'Brien James, laborer, h. r. W. 86th n. Tenth av. Obeum Isaac, bookbinder, h. 56 Ridge O'Brien James, laborer, h. 29 Washington Oblenis Gertrude, wid. Henry, h. 292 Hudson O’Brien James, laborer, h. 82 Mulberry O’Born John, laborer, h. r. 233 Elizabeth O’Brien James, lodgings, h. r. 55 Mulberry O ’Boy Patrick, sawyer, h. r. 56 Ridge O'Brien James, mason, h. r. 8 Caroline O’Brannan Terry, laborer, h. E. 44th n. Lexington ay. O’Brien James, tailor, h. 182 Elizabeth O’Breight Morris, barber, 35£ Sixth av. O’Brien James, waiter, h. 51 Greenwich O’ Breskie Simon, h. 74 Leonard O'Brien Johanna, wid. Tim. laundress, h. r. 58 Ridge O’Brian Augustine, carpenter, h. foot W. 47th O’Brien John, accountant, h. 141 Hester O’Brian Connor, laborer, h. 589 Third av. O’Brien John, boardingh. 17 Batavia O’ Brian Daniel, bootmaker, h. 826 Pearl O'Brien John, broker, 33 Wall, h. 433 Broome O’Brian Francis, plumber, h. r. 76 Morton O'Brien John, boardingh. 9 Morris O’ Brian Henry, saloon, 46 Canal O'Brien John, boardingh. 121 Cedar O’ Brian James, laborer, h. 16 West O'Brien John, boatman, h. 324 Cherry O’Brian John, waiter, h. r. 17 City hall p i O'Brien John, bootmaker, h. 7l£ Division O’Brian John, clerk, h. 38 Pearl O'Brien John, bricklayer, h. 292 First av. O’Brian Mary, grocer, W. 30th, n. Tenth av. O’Brien John, bricklayer, h. 94 W. 33d O’Brian Morgan, tavern, 9 Sixth, h. 11 Sixth O’Brien John, carman, h. r. 76 W. 35th O’Brian Patrick, shoemaker, h. 816 Delancey O’Brien John, carpenter, h. 118 W. 27th O’Brian Patrick, tailor, h. 202 E. 17th O’Brien John, cabinetmaker, h. E. 45th n. Third av. 0*Brian Terence, bricklayer, h. W . 36th n. Ninth av. O’Brien John, carman, h. 174 W. 20th O’Brian Thomas, shoemaker, h. 340 Eighth av. O'Brien John, carpentef, h. 227 E. 21st O’Brian Thomas, carman, h. r. 65 W . 30th O’Brien John, carpenter, h 329 Tenth O’Brian William, laborer, h. 108 E 19th O’Brien John, clerk, h. 223 Seventh O’ Brider Joseph, carman, h. 169 Ludlow O’Brien John, coachman, h. 68 Fourth O’Brien Alice C. wid. Dennis, tailoress, h. 192. E. 0]Brien John, gasfitter, h. r. 113 W. 26th 11th O'Brien John, laborer, h. 580 Eighth av. O’Brien Andrew, laborer, h. r. 21 Mulberry O'Brien John, laborer, h. r. 163 Yarick O’ Brien Andrew, liquors, 366 Water, h. 366 Water O’Brien John, laborer, h. 67 Oliver # O’Brien Ann, wid. Patrick, h. 204 Amos O'Brien John, laborer, h. 37 W. 18th u O’Brien Arthur, pedler, h. 196 Elm O’Brien John, laborer, h. 238 Cherry O’Brien Bridget, wid. Morris, h. 16| Doyers O'Brien John, laborer, h. r. 107 E. 18th O’ Brien Bridget, washing, h. r. 183 Elizabeth O’Brien John, laborer, h. 61 Cherry O’Brien Bridg. wid. John, washing, h. 224 Elizabeth O’Brien John, laborer, h. 365 Cherry • O’ Brien Cath. wid. Thos. h. r. W. 41st n. Eighth av. O'Brien John, laborer, h. E. 89th n. Fifth av. O’Brien Catharine, wid. Denis, h. 4 Suffolk O'Brien John, laborer, h. 484 Greenwich O’Brien Catharine, h. 627 Houston O’Brien John, laborer, h. r. 64 Montgomery O’Brien Catharine, h. 8 Congress pi. O’Brien John, laborer, h. r. 20 Mulberry O’Brien Catharine, wid. James, vostmaker, h. 399 O’Brien John, laborer, h. r. E. 89th n. Second av. Madison O'Brien John, liquors, 113 Washington, h. 118 Wash. O’Brien Christopher, laborer h. 244 E. 19th O’Brien John, liquors, 471 Twelfth, O’BK 524 O’BY O’Brien John, liquors, h. W . 38th n. Ninth ay. O’Brien Rosanna, wid. Thos. seam’s, h 543 Sixth av. O’Brien John, machinist, h. 6 Bedford O Brien Sarah, wid. James,, h. 74 Hamersley O'Brien John, mason, h. 241 Elizabeth O’Brien Stephen, shipwright, h. 28 Houston O’Brien John, grocer, h. 215 E. 23d i O’Brien Terence, jobber, h. 138 W. 16th O’Brien John, pilot, 179 South, h. 189 Monroe 1O’Brien Thomas, baker, h. 10 Caroline O’Brien John, polisher, h. 97 W. 33d O Brien Thomas, carpets, 235 Bowery, h. 250 Mott O’Brien John, plasterer, 204 E. 17th O’Brien Thomas, carman, h. r. 65 W. 30th O’Brien John, porterh, 356 Water O’Brien Thomas, butcher, h. 1 Franklin O'Brien John, shoemaker, h. 8 Hester O’Brien Thomas, carman, h. 77 Fifth O’Brien John, shoemaker, h. 7l£ Division O’Brien Thomas, carman, h. 156 Leonard O’Brien John, shoemaker, h. 274 Mott O’Brien Thomas, carpenter, h. 155 Cherry O’Brien John, tailor, h. 71 Mulberry O’Brien Thomas, carpetweaver, h. 250 Mott O’Brien John, tailor, h. 29 Oak O’Brien Thomas, tailor, h. 222 Seventh av. O’Brien Joseph, bootmaker, 10 Marion, h. 10 Marion O’Brien Thomas, hairdesser, h. 141 Hester O’Brien Julia, wid. John, h. 37 Goerck O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h. r. 12 Amity pi. O’Brien Julia, fruit, 45 Frankfort, h. 45 Frankfort O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h. r. 41 Anthony* O’Brien Laurence, laborer, h. r. E. 26th n. First av. O’Brien Thomas, laborer, h. r. 30 Oak O’Brien Lewis, tinsmith, 104 Columbia, h. 104 Co­ O’Brien Thomas, laborer, 61 Orange lumbia O Brien Thomas, laborer, h. 304 W. 28th O’Brien Lucius, liquors, 86 Centre, h. 86 Centre O'Brien Thomas, machinist, h. 38 Oliver O’Brien Margaret, wid. Jeremiah, h. 182 Madison O’Brien Thomas, pianomaker, 403 Ninth av. O’Brien Margaret, wid. Terence, h. 38 Oliver O’Brien Thomas, late liquors, h. 135 Mott O’Brien Margaret, wid. David, h. r. 79 Yandam O’Brien Thomas, mason, h. 141 E. 24th .O ’Brien Mark, drygoods, 216 Bowery, h. 96 Elm O’Brien Thomas, physician, 14 Duane O'Brien Martin, carpenter, h. E. 17th O’Brien Thomas, porter, h. 250 Mott . O’Brien Martin, smith, h. Ninth av. n. W. 31st O’Brien Thomas, shipcarpenter, h. 584 Greenwich O’Brien Mary, wid. James, washing, h. 147 E. 11th O’Brien Thomas H. packet office, 153 South, & liquors. O’Brien Mary, wid. James O. 3 . washing, h. 217 37 Burling si. h. 260 Jay, Brooklyn * Elizabeth O’Brien Thomas R, calker, h. 167 Madison O’Brien Mary, widow, h. 334 Tenth av. O’Brien Timothy, builder & assistant alderman h O’Brien Mary, wid. Michael, h. 243 Monroe 27 Oliver O’Brien Mary, tailoress, h. r. 108 Mulberry O’Brien Timothy, laborer, h. 296 Stanton O’Brieu Mathew, bricklayer, h. 189 E. 11th O’Brien Timothy, laborer, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. O’Brien Maurice, silkrope, h. 264 W. 28th O’Brien Timothy, machinist, h. 312 W. 30th O’Brien Michael, carman, h. 74 Hamersley O’Brien Timothy, waiter, h. 234 Greenwich O’Brien Michael,^arpenter, h. 278 Av. B O’Brien Timothy, woodenware, 1 Centre Market, h. O’Brien Michael, carman, h. r. 548 Grand 1 Centre Market O’Brien Michael, grocer, 84 W. 18th, h. 84 W. 18th O'Brien Timothy & Co. plumbers, 364 Bleecker, h. O’Brien Michael, laborer, h. 6 Pelham * 101 Perry O’Brien Michael, laborer, h. 128 E. 22d O’Brien William, broker, 33 Wall, h. 483 Broome O’Brien Michael, laborer, h. E. 41st bet Third and O’Brien William, carpenter, h. 287 W. 83d Lexington avs. * O’Brien William, laborer, h. 47 Mott O’Brien Michael, liquors, 8 E. 42d, n. Third av. h. E. O’Brien William, laborer, h. 280 Av. B 42d n. Third av. O’Brien William, liquors, 229 E. 17th, h. 229 E. 17th O’Brien Michael, machinist, h. 47 Ridge O’Brien William, liquors, 195 Rivington, h. 195 Riv- O’Brien Michael, police, h. 137 Orange jngton O’Brien Michael, pianofortes, h. 383 Sixth O’Brien William, marblepolisher, h. 97 W. 33d O’ Brien Michael, rigger, h. 90 Cherry O’Brien William, machinist, h. 180 Av. C O’Brien Michael, shoemaker, h. 344 E. 12th O’Brien William, mason, h. 19 Eleventh ' O’Brien Michael, seaman, h. 90 Cherry O’Brien William, mason, h. 334 Twelfth O’Brien Michael, shoemaker, h. 354 E. 12th O’Brien William, seaman, h. 220 Cherry O’Brien Michael, tailor, h. 235 W. 25th O’Brien William, painter, 16 Frankfort, h. 9 Chatham O’Brien Michael, waiter, h. 150 E. Broadway O’Brien William, tailor, li. r. 13 Monroe O’Brien Morris, laborer, h. E. 33d c. First av. O’Brien William, tailor, h. 210 W, 25tli O’Brien Neil, pedler, h. 17 Greenwich av. O’Brien William, tailor, h. r. 91 W. 19th O’Brien Oswen, dryg’ds, 208 Sixth av. h. 117 Clinton pi O’Brien William, weaver, h. 225 E. 11th O’Brien Owen, boilermaker, h. 180 Av. C O’Brien William & John, stockbrokers, 33 Wall, h. O’Brien Patrick, contractor, h. 105 E. 25th 433 Broome O’Brien Patrick, carpenter, h. 36 Laurens O’Brien William T. carpenter, h. 229 W. 25th O’Brien Patrick, carman, h. W. 45th n. Fifth av. O’Brien D. & Sons, butchers, h. 1 Franklin O’Brien Patrick, clerk, 192 E. 11th O’Brien & Dingee, drygoods, 208 Sixth av. O’Brien Patrick, coachman, h. r. 209 Mercer O’Bright George, tailor, h. r. 47 Av. B O’Brien Pat. hats, 107 South, h. 79 Main, Brooklyn O’Brine Andrew, laborer, h. r. 73 Goerck O’Brien Patrick, laborer, h. r. 95 Tenth av. O’Brine John, machinist, h. 302 W. 31st O’Brien Patrick, laborer, h. 101 Tenth av. O’Brine Owen, laborer, h. 356 Tenth av. O’Brien Patrick, laborer, h. W. 41st n. Eighth av. O’Brine Thomas, marblepolisher, h. r. 281 Mulberry / O’Brien Patrick, laborer, h. E. 47th n. Second av. Obrock Christian, grocer, 68 Church, h. 68 Church O’Brien Patrick, laborer, h. 56 Robinson Obrock John, grocer, 125 W. 23d, h. 54th n. Elev­ O’Brien Patrick, laborer, h. 18 Oak enth av. O’Brien Patrick, laborer, h. E. 42d n. Fourth av. Obrock John, D. veterinary, h. 21 Gouverneur O’Brien Patrick, laborer, h. r. 81 Boosevelt O’Bryan Andrew, shoemaker, W. 43d n. Tenth av. O Brien Patrick, laborer, h. 314 W. 26th h. W. 43d n. Tenth av. O’Brien Patrick, mason, 98 Third av. O’Bryan Daniel, laborer, h. 551 Third av. O’Brien Patrick, mason, h. 288 Tenth av. O’Bryan Daniel, shoemaker, 326 Pearl, h. 326 Pearl O’Brien Patrick, ostler, h. 805 W. 32d O’Bryan James, h. 259 Av. A O’Brien Patrick, polisher, h. r. 61 Laight O’Bryan John, carpenter, h. 120 E. 16th O’Brien Patrick, plasterer, h. 128 E. 22d O’Bryan John, laborer, h. 223 Seventh O’Brien Patrick, porterhouse, 143 Washington O’Bryan John, laborer, h. E. 40th n. Third av. O’Brien Patrick, shoemaker, h. 97 Lewis O’Bryan John, laborer, h. 695 Water O’Brien Patrick, waiter, h. 226 Sulliyan O’Bryan Richard, clerk, 160 Front O’Brien Patrick, porter, h. 31 Washington O’Bryan Thomas, slater, h. 171 E. 11th O’Brien Patrick, stonecutter, h. 316 Mott O’Bryan William, laborer, h. r. E. 40th n. Third av. O’Brien Peter, iceman, h. 74 Hamersley O’Bryn Michael, laborer, h. W. 47th n. Eighth av. O’Brien Peter, laborer, h. r. 56 Boosevelt O’Bryne John, pedler, h. 851 Greenwich O’Brien Peter T. builder, 416 Sec’d av. h. 416 Sec. av. O’Bryne William, wheelwright, h. r. W. 47th n. O’Brien Philip, asst, captain, 14th district, Centre Eighth av. market, b. I l l Mott O’Bryon Michael, boardingh. 483 Pearl O’Brien Philip, h. r. 22 Mulberry O’Brvon William, liquors, 590 Eighth av. b. 590 O’Brien Randall, laborer, h. r. 59 Willett Eighth av. , O’Brien Bichard, shoemaker, h. 201 E. 20th O’Byrne Maria, washing, h. 60 W. Washington ph O’GO 525 O’CO O’Byrne Martin, h. 60 W . Washington pi. O’Byrne Michael, laborer, h. r. 54 Mulberry OConner Edward, stamper, h. 99 Reade O’Calahan Martin, laborer, 67 Cannon U Conner Frederick, tinsmith, h. 357 Eighth O’Callaghan Callaghan, sawyer, h. 162 Lewis O Conner John, bricklayer, h. 68 Prince O’Callaghan James, surveyor, h. 49 Greenwich O Conner John, packer, h. 664 Greenwich OOonner John, laborer, h. 357 W . 26th O’Callaghan John, waiter, h. 42 Ay. B O Conner John, laborer, h. 311 Eighth O’Callaghan Michael, seaman, h. r. 71 Henry O Conner John, laborer, h. 289 First av. O’Callaghan Robert, surveyor, h. 49 Greenwich O’Conner John, laborer, h. r. 49 Mott O’Callaghan Timothy, carpenter, h. 27 Lewis O'Conner John, laborer, h. r. 47 Mott O’Callaghan Thomas, liquors, W . 19th c. Tenth ay. O’Conner John J. pedler, h. Washington n. Bank & 48 Roosevelt, h. 137 E. 86th O’Conner Martin, laborer, h. 204 Av. C O’Callahan Jeremiah, plasterer, li. 273 W . 28th O’Conner Michael, boardingh. 44 Washington O'Callahan Maurice, tailor, h. 45 Henry O’Conner Nicholas, laborer, h. 363 Cherry O’Callahan Richard, mason, h. 277 E. 18th O’ Conner Patrick, confectioner, 284 Greenwich h OCEAN BANK, Greenwich c. Fulton # 284 Greenwich Ochrenrister Philip, shoemaker, h. r. 22 Rose O’Conner Patrick, waiter, h. First av. n. E. 32d Ochs Dennis, shoemaker, h. r. 16 Thompson O’Conner Thomas, liquors, 21 Mulberry, h. — Mott Ochs Gervasz, brewery, E. 40th n. Fourth ay. O’Conner Thomas, liquors, 51 Anthony, h. 46 Mott Ochs Joseph, diningsaloon, 8 Cedar, h. 113 Ay. B O’Connor Alice, washing, 217 E. 13th Ochse Conrad, stairbuilder, h. 415 Sixth av. O’Connor Ambrose, carman, h. 38 Leonard Ock George, butcher, h. 180 Suffolk O’Connor Ann, wid. Patrick, h. 333 First av. Ockershausen Adolphus F. sugar, 19 & 21 Rose, h. O’Connor Ann, h. r. 152 Forsyth 22 Rose O’Connor Ann, wid. James, corsetmaker, h. 816 Mott Ockershausen George P. sugar, h. 51 Rose O’Connor Anna, dressmaker, 56 Third av. Ockershausen John H. sugarrefiner, 19 & 21 Rose, h. O’Connor Barnard, brassturner, h. r. 43 Laurens 51 Rose # O’Connor Barnard, laborer, h. 83 W . 19th OCKERSHAUSEN A. F. & J. H. sugarrefiners, 19 O’Connor Bartholomew, judge, Chambers c. Centre & 21 Rose O’Connor Bartholomew, carpenter, h. 332 Eighth O’Clancey John, liquors, 8 Centre mkt. pi. O'Connor Bernard, cartman, h. 226 Av. B O’Connel Andrew, blacksmith, h. 296 W. 28th O’Connor Bernard, moroccodresser, h. r. 156 W. 30th O’Connel John, grocer, h. 259 W. 26th O’Connor Bernard, tailor, h. 356 Tenth O’Connel Patrick, porter, h. 34 Trinity pi. O'Connor Bridget, washerwoman, h. 46 W . 14tli O’Connell Bartholomew J. printer, h. 349 Houston O’Connor Bridget, wid. Wm. laundry, h. 325 Eighth O’Connell Catharine, wid. David, h. 11 Washington O’Connor Burnet, slater, h. 164 Bowery O'Connell Charles, carpenter, 74 Broad, h. Atlantic, O’Connor Burnet, tailor, h. 579 Greenwich Brooklyn O’Connor Catharine, wid. Bartholomew, h. 246 E. O’Connell Charles, laborer, h. 33 Greenwich 19th O’Connell Daniel, laborer, h. 85 New O’Connor Charles, mason, h. 240 Seventh av. O’Connell Daniel, quarryman, h. 2 E. 38th O’Connor Connard, marblepolisher, h. 102 W . 30th O’Connell Daniel, shoemaker, 192£ Division O’Connor Cornelius, laborer, h. 352 W. 29th O’Connell Dennis, mason, h. 143 E. 28th O'Connor Cornelius A. laborer, h. r. 32 Madison O’Connell Dennis, tailor, h. 160 Leonard O’Connor Daniel, drygoods, Fourth av. n. E. 27th & O’Connell Dennis, butcher, h. W . 39th n. n. r. 160 Third av. h. 160 Third av. O’Connell Eliza C. wid. Owen,'millinery, h. 75 White O’Connor Daniel, builder, h. 126 First av. O'Connell Eugene, express, h. 88 E. 28th O’Connor Daniel, laborer, h. 12 Washington O’Connell Francis, glasscutter, h. 579 Grand O’Connor Daniel, liquors, 381 Pearl O’Connell Honora, dressmaker, h. 574 Grand O’Connor Daniel, tailor, h. 395 Water O'Connell James, laborer, h. 36 Oak O’Connor David, laborer, h. 12£ Washington O'Connell James, smith, h. r. 228 Sullivan O’Connor Dennis, liquors, 255 E. 21st, h. 255 E. 21^fc O'Connell James, speculator, h. r. 61 Orange O’Connor Dennis, police, h. 57 Cross O’Connell James, pedler, h. r. 103 Greenwich O’Connor Dennis, harnessmaker, h. 312 Mott O’Connell Jeffrey, laborer, h. r. 16 West O’Connor Dennis, laborer, h. 475 E. 12th O’Connell Jeremiah, butcher, h. W . 39th n. Ninth av. O’Connor .Dennis, mason, h. 180 Monroe O’Connell Jeremiah, laborer, h. 117 Orange O’Connor Dennis, laborer, h. r. 16 Washington O’Connell Jeremiah, carpenter, h. 347 E. 12th O’ Connor Dominick, carman, h. 57 Cross O’Connell Jeremiah, laborer, 105 Warren O’Connor Edward, carpenter, h. 198 E. 15th O’Connell Joanna, wid. James, h. 138 Liberty O’Connor Edward, laborer, 570 Eighth av. O’ Connell John, tailor, h. 29 Roosevelt O’Connor Eliza, h. 308 Third av. O’Connell John, grocery, h. 259 W . 26th O’Connor Eliza, wid. Michael, fancygoods, 128 Orange O'Connell John, laborer, h. 311 First av. O’Connor Francis B. paper, 5 Burling si. h. 64 E. 16th O’Connell John, laborer, h. r. E. 40th n. Third av. 0]Connor George, runner, h. 283 Delahcey O’Connell John, porter, h. r. 30 Oak O’Connor George, bootmaker, h. 157 Forsyth O’Connell John, stonecutter, h. 643 Washington O’Connor George, drygoods, h. 64 Montgomery O’Connell John, butcher, 143 E. 28th, h. 143 E. 28th O’Connor George, printer, h. 283 Delancey O’Connell Julia, wid. Dennis, housecleaner, h. 257 O’Connor Hannah, wid. Michael, h. 9 Eighth av. E. 21st O’Connor Henry C. dentist, 382 Broadway, h. 882 O’Connell Mary, wid. Geo. D. seamstress, h. r. 62 Essex Broadway O’Connell Matthew, coachman, h. r. 96 W . 19th O’Connor James, coachman, h. r. 10 Fifth O’Connell Maurice, laborer, h. r. 95 W . 17th O'Connor James, liquors, 282 Front, h. 282 Front O’Connell Maurice, porter, h. r. 207 Fulton O’Connor James, laborer, h. 553 Third av. O’ Connell Maurice, carman, h. 61 Greenwich O’Connor James, laborer, h. 247 E. 20th O’Connell Michael, boardingh. 593 Washington O’Connor James, mason, h. 178 Monroe O’Connell Michael, billposter, h. 210 Greene O’Connor James, painter, h. 311 W . 27th O’Connell Michael, liquors, 15 Rose O’Connor James, porter, h. 418 E. 12th O’Connell Michael, painter, h. 124 E. 39th O’Connor James, printer, h. r. 42 Henry O’ Connell Michael, porter, 113 Cliff O'Connor James, produce, 6 & 7 Washington m kt h. O’Connell Owen, barkeeper, h. r. 103 Bayard 137 E. 28th O’Connell Patrick, butcher, h. W . 39th n. n. r. O’Connor Jeremiah, laborer, h. E. 25th c. Third av. O’Connell Patrick, laborer, h. r. 174 W. 20th O’ Connor Jeremiah, h. r. 79 Lewis O’Connell Patrick, saddler, h. 312 Mott O'Connor Jeremiah, bootmaker, h. 33 Monroe O’Connell Patrick F. liquors, 71 Orange, h. 125 White O'Connor John, boardingh. 12 Pearl O’Connell Thomas, painter, h. 145 E. 28th O’Connor John, boardingh. 357 W . 26th O'Connell Timothy, printer, h. 258 E. 14th O’Connor John, carman, h. r. 59 Willett O’Connell Timothy, forwarding, 113 Broad, h. 75 OUonnor Johnt carpenter, h. 205 E. 20th Warren O'Connor John, grocer, h. Ninth av. n. W. 52d O’Connell William, sodawater, h. 156 Cherry O’Connor John, grocer, 14 Leonard, h. 14 Leonard O’Conner Bernard, h. E. 33d b. First & Second avs. O’Connor John, grocer, 47 E. 25th, h. 47 E. 25th O'Conner Bernard, laborer, h. W . 36th n. Ninth a v .. O’Connor John, junkshop, 30 Rector, h. Yan Brunt, O’Conner Dennis, hats & caps, 88 South, h. 57 Main, B rooklyn B rooklyn O’Connor Jno. grocer, 458 Eighth av. h. 458 Eighth av ODE 526 O’DO O’Connor John, laborer, h. 312 Av. A Odell Caleb, carpenter, b. 19 Downing O'Connor John, laborer, h. 51 Greenwich Odell Charles, late public bouse, h. 5 Second av. O’Connor John, laborer, h. 150 Cherry Odell Daniel D. carman, h. 95 W. 16th O’Connor John, laborer, h. W. 37th n. Tenth av. Odell Edmund C. carpenter, h. 247 W. 21st O'Connor John, laborer, h. 170 E. 23d Odell Eloise J. gents' furnishing, 596 Broadway h. O'Connor John, laborer, h. 51 Cherry 596 Broadway O’Connor John, late clerk, h. r. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Odell George W. barber, 120 First av. h. 120 First ay. O'Connor John, porterli. 3 Hamilton, b. 3 Hamilton Odell George W. meat, 118 First av. h. 89 Seventh O'Connor John, scalemkr. h. 59 Orchard Odell George W. coachman, h. 45 Bayard O’Connor John, shoes, 34 & 53 Third av. h. 53 Third Odell Isaac, grocer, 76 Yesey, h. Hoboken av. Odell Jacob, carman, h. 175"Third av. O'Connor John, stonecutter, h. 213 E. 17th Odell Jacob B. bowling saloon, 304 Broadway, h. O'Connor John, wiredrawer, h. 97 E 25th TarryUwon O’Connor Joseph, carpenter, h. 337 E. 12th Odell James, butcher, W. 25th, h. W . 51st b. Ninth O’Connor Margaret, wid. Edward, h. 357 Eighth av. & Tenth avs. O’Connor Martain, bootmaker, h. 133 E. 16th Odell James A. cooper, 111 Murray, h. 50 Essex O’Connor Mary, h. r. 5 Minetta Odell JasL M. cus. h. h. E. 36th n. Third av. O'Connor Mary, wid. Bernard, h. 187 Mott Odell James S. carman, h. Ninth av. n. W. 51st O’Connor Mary, wid. James, h. r. 29 Cannon Odell Jane, wid. John, saloon, 1801 South, h. l&U O’Connor Mary, wid. Andrew, porterh. 77 Cortlandt South O'Connor Mary, wid. James, teacher, 2S9 Second Odell Jennet, milliner, 175 Third av. h. 175 Third a? O'Connor Mary Jane, dressmaker, h. 7 i Sixth av. Odell John, carpenter, h 621 Orchard O'Connor Matthew H. police, h. r. 41 Goerck Odell John (col’d), carpenter, h. r. 7 Av. D O’Connor Mathias, h. 66 E. 16th Odell John, rate grocer, h. 13 Second O'Connor Michael, baker, h. 2 Orange Odell John, salesman, 200 & 202 Chambers, h. 272 O'CONNOR MICHAEL, builder, 13 Reade, h. Sta­ Elizabeth ten Island Odell John R. painter, 285 Seventh, h. 235 Fifth O’Connor Michael, boatman, h. 144 E. 21st Odell Jonathan W. police, h. 272 Elizabeth O'Connor Michael, carman, h. 57 Cross Odell Lawrence, broker, 4181 Broadway, h. 48 W. 88d O’Connor Michael, feathers, 266 Front, h. Jersey City Odell Lawrence, millwright, h. 281 W. 2$th O’Connor Michael, laborer, h. r. 79 Charlton Odell Maria, wid. Daniel, boardingh. 75 Hammond O’Conner Michael coal, 333 Rivington, h. 85 “Willett Odell Martha, wid. Nathan, h. 281 Delancey O’Connor Michael, laborer, h. r. 57 Cross Odell Moses F. dep. collector cus. bo. h. S6 Orange, O’Connor Michael porter, h. 34 Cherry Brooklyn O'Connor Michael, pedler, h. r. 511 Franklin Odell Ncbemiah, laborer, h. 327 W. 29th O'Connor Michael, shipchandler, 170 South, h. Co­ Odell Peter, feed, 105 E. 19th lumbia n. Sackett, Brooklyn Odell Philip, laborer, h. 114 Prince O’Connor Neal, dealer, h. r. 449 Washington Odell S. U. F. clerk, 24 Beaver, h. Brooklyn O’Connor Owen, laborer, h. r. E. 39th n. Fourth av. Odell Samuel agent, 13 Eighth av. O'Conner Patrick, crockery, 323 Third av. h. 325 Odell Samuel D. carpenter, h. 100 Laurens Third av. Odell Sarah, wid. Lancaster W. h. 5 E 33d O’Connor Patrick, laborer, h. 5S Greenwich Odell Sarah, wid. Peter, boardingh. 12 Colombia O Connor Patrick, policeman, h. 34 Cherry Odell Thomas B. drygoods, 19 Park p i & 16 Murray O'Connor Patrick, carpenter, h. r. 8 Howard Odell William, butcher, 2 Essex mkt O’Connor Patrick, stonecutter, 184 E. 17th Odell William, carpenter, h. 289 E 11th O'Connor Patrick, porter, hi 447 Fourth Odell G. W. & A. J. meat, 118 First av. O’Connor Patrick, tailor, h. r. 331 W . 44th J O’dempsey Michael P. shoemaker, h. 85 Colombia O’Connor Patrick F. liquors, 107 Bayard, h. 125 j Odenheimer Fred vamisber, h. r. 120 Seventh av. White Odey Michael, laborer, h. r. 6 Rector O’ Connor Peter, grocer, 33 Cross, h. 33 Cross Odlam William, flagger, h. 247 E 18th O'Connor Peter, nails, h. r. W . 36th n. Ninth av. Odium Julia, wid. "Thomas, huckster, 4 Catharine O’Connor Peter, paints, 255 Bowery, h. 255 Bowery m kt h. 6 Orchard O’Connor Sylvester, cutter, h. 198 Greene O’Donald Anthony, laborer, h. r. 75 Charlton O'Connor Thomas, b. 18 Canal O’ Donna Morris, laborer, h. 50 W. 30th O’Connor Thomas, junk, 35 Stone, h. 16 Vandewater O'Donnel James, laborer, h. r. 37 Monroe O’Connor 1 homas J. carpenter, 248 E. 19th, h. 246 O’Donnel Brian, brushmaker, 344 Houston E. 19th O'Donnel Dominick, tanner, 4 Jacob O’Connor Timothy, laborer, h. 289 First av. O’Donnel John, smith, h. r. 18 Desbrosses O’Connor Timothy, bootmaker, 224 Av. B, h. 224 O’Donnel Hugh, boilermaker, h. 10 Desbrosses Av. B O’Donnel M argaret, h. 38 Laurens O’Connor Timothv, tailor, h. r. 33 Monroe O’Donnel Mary, wid. Jas. dressmaker, h. 173 W. 28th O’CONNOR TOBIAS C. billiard tablemaker, 55 O’Donnel Patrick, laborer, h. 8 Hester Ann, h. 7 Monroe O'Donnel Robert, late carman, h. 130 W. 37th O'Connor William, clerk, h. 23 Prince O’Donnel William, liquors, 222 Third av. distilleiy E. O'Connor William, grocer, 228 Av. B, h. 228 Av. B 20th c. Third av. h. 116 E. 20th O’Connor William, carpenter, h. 198 E. 15th O’Donnell Alex, pedler, h. 2171 Division O’Connor William, laborer, h. 34 Cherry O’Donnell Andrew, h. 260 Ninth ’ ___ . O'Connor William, laborer, h. 121 Washington O'Donnell Bridget, wid. Dominick, h. r . 152 torsytn O'Connor William, laborer, h. r. 291 W. 27th O’Donnell Bridget vrid. James, h. 118 W. 19tn O’Connor William F. tinware, 138 Maiden la. h. 27 O'Donnell Bridget wid. John, h. r. 61 Sullivan Hudson O’ Donnell Charles, musician, h. 231 Centre O’Connor & Brewer, billiardtables, 55 Ann O’ Donnell Charles J. baker, h.,5 Weehawken O'Connor & Hamel, builders, 13 Reade O'Donnell Cornelius, moroccodresser, h. 15 Jacoo O'Connor h. 59 Houston O’Maily Patrick, laborer, h. 215 Fulton John, driver, h. 10 Gansevoort O’ Maley Charles, coachman, h. 194 Greene O’Neil John, gilder, h. 69 Marion O’Maley Patrick E. clothing 41 West, h. 41 West O’Neil John, laborer, h. 2 E. 33d O’ Malia John, bookbinder, h. r. 112 Henry O’Neil John, laborer, h. r. 41 Broome O’Malley George M. salesman, h. 23 Monroe O’Neil John, laborer, h. r. 132 W. 20th O’Malley John, laborer, h. 445 Washington O’Neil John, laborer, h. 116 W. 35th O’Malley Peter, butcher, h. r. 159 Eldndge O’Neil John, laborer, h. 39 Willett O’Mara Maurice, prints, h. 16 Thomas O’Neil John, laborer, h. r. 283 W. 27th O’Mara James, miller, h. r. 202 E. 25th £ !5 e?! k<1qois, 49 Elizabeth, h. 49 Elizabeth O'Mara Lawrence, laborer, h. E. 41st n. Third av. O’Neil John, late stevedore, h. 37 Goerck O'Marra Ann, wid. P. grocer, 26 Oak, h. 26 Oak O’Neil John, paver, h. 211 Mott Omberson William J. butcher, h. 169 E. 24th O’Neil John, plasterer, b. 369 Seventh av. O’Meara Carroll, liquors, 462 Tenth av. O'Neil John police officer, h. Broadwav c W 41st O’Meara Daniel, painter, 130 Elizabeth, h. 3 Centre O’Neil John, waiter, h. r. 95 E. 11th market pL O’Neil John G. policeman, h. 81 Laurens O’Meara Margaret, wid. James M. h. 26 Allen O’Neil Joseph, bricklayer, h. 239 Tenth av. O’Meara Honora, thread «fc needles, 205 Greenwich, O’Neil Julia, liquors, W. 43d n. Eighth av” h. 27T Greenwich JE®8? J*arSar?t> Terence, h. r. 637 Greenwich O’Meara James, boots, 208 Greenwich, h. 277£ G’wich g J J # Margaret, wid. James, liquors, h. 139 Houston O’Meara James jr. laces, 368 Bowery, h. 368 Bowery ONeil Maigaret, wid. Thomas, dressmaker h. 80 O’Meara Michael, sexton, h. 48 Yesey Catharine O’Mela James, waiter, h. 32 Oak « Mary, drygoods, 181 Grand, h. 181 Grand O’Meley Ellen, wid. Edward, sewing, h. 42 Whitehall O Neil Mary, fruit, h. 20 Leonard O’Meley Michael, carman, h. 141 E. 28th O’Neil Nary, wid. John, seamstress, h. 165 Av. B O’Meley James, tailor, h. r. 464 Washington O’Neil Mathew, pedler, h. 248 E. 13fch O’Melia Catharine, wid. John, boardingh. 66 Wash’n O'Neil Maurice, printer, h. 47 Bose O’Melia George, boilermaker, h. 579 Grand O’Neil Michael, assorter, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh tv. O’Melia Matthew, shoemaker, h. 276 Washington O'Neil Michael, clothing, 25 West Omens John, barber, 517 Ninth av. h. 517 Ninth av. O’Neil Michael, fireman, h. 266 Canal Oment John, barber, 517 Ninth av. h. 157 Ninth av. O’Neil Michael, laborer, 109 Warren Ommon Adam, tailor, h. 522 Fourth O’Neil Michael, laborer, h. 446 Washington Onativia Jos. Y. mer. 47 South, h. Waverley house O’Neil Michael, marblecutter, h. 153 W. 32d Onativia J. Y. & Co. com. mers. 47 South O’Neil Michael, runner, h. 38 Bidge Onderdonk Benjamin T. (Bev.), 106 Franklin O’Neil Michael, shoemaker, h. W. 43d n. Tenth it. Onderdonk Eli, milk, 44 Allen, h. 44 Allen O’Neil Michael, teamster, h. 246 E. 19th Onderdonk J. Bemsen, driver, h. 85 Pearl O’Neil Michael M. physician, 50 Centra h. 4 9. 8d Onderdonk John Y. builder, h. 269 W. 33d WiUiamsburgh Onderdonk John W. smith, h. 235 Bleecker O'Neil Owen, marblepolisher, h. 107 W. 33d Onderdonk Levi, builder, 23 Jane, h. 78 Charles O’Neil Patrick, shoes, 326 E. 13th Onderdonk Nicholas, silversmith, hi. 72 Hammond O’Neil Patrick, laborer, h. 168 E. 16th Onderdonk Bemsen J. h. 687 Hudson O’Neil Patrick, laborer, 182 E. 33d ONDEBDONK BOBEBT, hotel, 407 Grand O’Neil Patrick, laborer, h. 200 Av. C Onderdonk Tamar A. widow, h. 165 Clinton O’Neil Patrick, liquors, 257 E. 18th, h. 257 R IStfa Onderdonk Thomas, carpenter, 24 Factory O’Neil Patrick, mason, h. E. 42d n. Third av. Onderdonk Thomas A. carpenter, h. r. 96 Ninth av. O’Neil Patrick, police, h. 84 Mulberry Onderdonk & Capron, locks, 1024 Broadway O’Neil Patrick, teas, 305 First av. h. 305 First av. O’Neal Barney, laborer, h. r. 15 Mott O’Neil Patrick, porter, h. 337 Water O’Neal James, waiter, h. 35 Crosby O’Neil Patrick, rigger, h. r. 172 Monroe O’Neal Patrick, plasterer, h. 87 E. 32d O’Neil Philip, blacksmith, h. 314 W. 17th O'Neil Ann, wid. John, h. 103 Houston O’Neil Bichard, laborer, h. 246 W. 43d O’Neil Anna, wid. Thomas, h. 13 Minetta O’Neil Bichard, tailor, h. 82 Hamersley O’Neil Andrew, h. r. 10 Mulberry O’Neil Boger, speculator, h. 115 Mnlbeny O’Neil Barney, laborer, h. 365 Seventh av. O’Neil Thomas, carman, h. 35 Monroe O’Neil Bernard, carman, h. 375 Seventh av. O’Neil Thomas, fruit, h. 13 Bose O’Neil Bernard, car-driver, h. Ninth av. c. 39th O’Neil Thomas, porter, h. 6 West O’Neil Bernard, mason, h. 104 W. 19th O’Neil Thomas, tinsmith, 224 South, h. Tenth *v. b. O’Neil Catharine, wid. Bernard, h. r. 83 W . 18th W . 32d & 33d O Neil Catharine, wid. Maurice, h. 3SJ Scammel O’Neil Thomas, laborer, h. r. E. 42d b. Third & Lex­ O’Neil Catharine, wid. William, h. 683 Water ington av& O’Neil Charles, marble, 544 Hudson, h. 544 Hudson O'Neil Thomas, laborer, h. 270 Monroe O Neil Charles, mason, h. 199 Av. A O’Neil Timothy, liquors, h. 72 Cherry O’ Neil Charles, 95 Cherry, h^95 Cherry O’Neil William, carpenter, h. 179 Av. A O'Neil Christopher, liquors, 428 Seventh av. O’Neil William, laborer, h. r. 10 Dominick O’Neil Daniel, carpenter, h. Third av. n. E. 43d O’Neil William, laborer, h. E. 15th n. Av. A O’Neil Edward, paver, h. 134 E. 22d O’ Neil William W. engraver, 208 Broadway O Neil Francis, bootmaker, h. 59 Bayard O’Neil C & J. marble, 544 Hudson O’Neil Francis, liquors, h. 99 Tenth av. O’Neill Ann wid. John, h. 136 E. 23d O’Neil Francis, marblepolisher, h. 128 E. 22d O’Neill Bartholomew, laborer, h. 17 Whitehall O’Neil Francis, smith, h. 107 Charles O’Neill Cam, coachman, h. 105 E. 25th O’Neil Gregory, smith, h. r. 284 W. 31st O’Neill Charles, tailor, 22 Spruce, h. 240 Elizabeth O’Neil Henry, candies, h. 101 W . 19th O’Neill Charles, carman, h. 315 W. 28th O’Neil Henry, laborer, 470 Ninth av. O’Neill Cormick, grocer, 176 K 11th O'Neil Hugh, plasterer, h. 210 W . 25th O’Neill Daniel, butcher, 147 E. 24th O’Neil Hugh, tailor, h. 260 E. 14th O’Neill David, mer. 171 Front, h. 190 AduM, O’Neil Hugh, weaver, h. 162 W.16th B rooklyn O’Neil James, blacksmith, h. 726 Washington O’Neill David, dyer, h. 259 W. 85th O'Neil James, laborer, h. 115 Willett O'Neill Dennis, tailor, 22 Hamersley, h 22 Hamers^ O'Neil James, laborer, h. r. W. 48th b et Eighth 8 Chatham, h. 26 Owen Thomas J. com. mer. 156 South, h. 222 Henry Mott Owen William, mariner, h. 43 Walker Otto Henry, tailor, h. 39 Anthony Owen William, shoemaker, 178 West 17th Otto Jacob, butcher, h. r. 69 Suffolk Owen & Carpenter, furnishing store, 90 Chatham Otto John, butcher 57 Av. B, h. 57 Av. B Owens Andrew, mason, h. 82 W. 17th Otto John H. h. 97 W. 16th Owens Annie, wid. William, h. r. 23 James Otto John P. & Son, hardware, 41 Av. A, h. 41 Av. A Owens Beniamin, painter, h. 179 W. 17th • Otto Mary, wid. Henry, h. 192 Madison Owens Charles, exc. 116 Division, b. 98 Cathanno Otto Othmar, imp. 88 Broadway, h. 77 Baltic, Brook­ Owens Cornelius, laborer, h. 607 Grand lyn Owens Daniel S. mer. 45 Cedar, h. 94 Hameretey ^ Otto Wilhelm C. broker, 66 Wall, h. 321 Fourth av. Owens Edward, fishdealer, 6 Centre mkt b. 2w Otto William, hardware, 528 Twelfth, h. 17 Dry Dock ben*v OJTTO & KOEHLEB, surgical instruments, 58 Owens Edward, mer. 249 Front, h. 172 W. Chatham Owens Edward, laborer, h. Second av. n. h. m Oudinet Bagnard, basketmaker, h. r. 119 E. 19th Owens Elias, conductor, b. 189 W. 38d . Oughton Walton, clerk, h. 36 Amity Owens Elizabeth, wid. Humphrey, h. 154 Lewis PAC 535 PAI Owens Ellen, dressmaker, h. 308 Mott Packer Eldridge, butcher, 6 Wash, m kt h. Jer. C iil Owens Emma, wid. Anthony, h. 277 Walker Packer John, laborer, h. 129 W illett Owens George, laborer, b. r. 15 W . 12th Packer John, mason, h. 820 Broadway Owens H» B. wid. Philemon, grocer, 190 Sixth av. h .’Packer John E. exchange, h. 189 E. 21st i 190 Sixth av. Packer Latham, poultry, 2 Wash, m kt h. 15 Wave. Owens Isabella, wid. William, h. 139 Delancey Jersey City ~ 1 Owens James, carpenter, 209 Greene, h. 114 Leroy Packer Philip, shoemaker, h. 126 Willett Owens James, builder, E. 84th n. Lexington av. h. 47 Packer Samuel R. poulterer, 6 Wash. mkt. h. 114 E. 31st Macdougal Owens James, crockery, h. 139 Elizabeth Packer E. &*Son, poulterers, 6 Washington m kt Owens James W. carpenter, h. 114 Leroy Packer & Knapp, butchers, 6 Washington mkt. Owens James, stonecutter, h. 249 E. 18th Packwood Samuel, h. 20 S t Marks pi. Owens James, waiter, h. 211 Mott Pacl John, laborer, h. 25 Bridge Owens James, watchmaker, h. 4 Batavia Pactat Alexander, boardingb. 896 Broome Owens Jane, wid. William, h. 390 Tenth Padden Patrick, dockbuilder, h. 167 Christopher Owens Johannah, wid. John, laundress, h. r. 190 Paddock Algernon S. salesman, 106 West Laurens Paddock Azro A. salesman, 106 West Owens John, laborer, h. 141 Cherry Paddock Francis A . lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Owens John & Co. painters, 43 University pi. h. 14 Paddock Franklin A . lawyer, 71 Nassau E. 11th Paddock George, truckman, h. 53 Beach Owens John, painter, 40 W . 11th, h. 167 Twelfth Paddock George J. conductor, h. 549 Third av. Owens John, driver, h. r. 49 Mott PADDOCK THADDEUS R. sawyer, h. 92 Thomp. Owens John, sailor, h. 47 Av. B Paddon Edwin, clerk, h. 116 W . 16th Owens John H. grocer, 190 Sixth av. h. 77 W. 13th Paddon Wm. W . ladies’ & children’s clothing, 761 OWENS JOHN H. Papworth David, butcher, 112 Charlton Parker Alfred, coachlamps, 197 Centre, h. 108 Laurens Paradise Jean, grinder, h. 42 Anthony Parker Aaron C. carman, h. 145 Christopher ■ Paradise John W . eng. 13 Broadway, h. 328 W . 21th Parker Alfred, calker, h. 227 E. 20th Parcells Abram, calker, h. 801 Monroe Parker Amelia, wid. William, h. 55 Orchard Parcells Edward, carmau, h. 124 E. 28th Parker Ann, h. 250 Tenth Parcells John H. painter, h. 46 Crosby PARKER ASA, grocer, 244 Broome, h. 100 Essex Parcells John J. carpenter, h. 138 Waverlev pi. Parker B. C. C. (Rev.), h. 114 E. Broadway Parcells Nicholas, carpenter, h. 188 Waverley pL Parker Benjamin, barber, h. r. 36 Ridge c Parcus Julius, segars, 7 Chambers, h. 7 Chambers Parker Benjamin F. police, h. 148 Hammond lij Parcus & Pfeiffer, segars, 7 Chambers Parker Benjamin, kitchen furaiture, 407 Hudson Pardee E. ironrailing, 171 W . 25th, h. 842 Fourth av. Parker Caleb, smith, 214 W. 27th, h. 115 W. 29th % Pardee Austin R. agent, h. 74 Gouveraeur Parker Charles, hardware, 15 Gold, h. Meriden.Ct. Pardee Daniel J. broker, 89 Wall, h. Hoboken PARKER CHARLES, coffeehouse, 20 Dey, h. Put­ i> Pardee Ephraim, ironrailing, 171 W . 25th, h. 842 nam, B rooklyn Fourth av. Parker Charles E. broker, 65 Wall, h. 25 Hammond t Pardee4Henry, saloon, 176 Eighth av. Parker Charles H. 18 Pine, h. 48 E. 21st i Pardee James, 9 Morton Parker Charles H. carman, h. 208 W . 24th Pardee James E. L. ironrails, W . 25th, h. 234 W . 26th Parker Charles M.,h. 98 Fifth av. i Pardessus Agnes, wid. Rene A. h. 53 N. Moore Parker Charlotte, wid. William, h. 118 Sheriff i Pardessus Simon, mer. 23 John, h. Bedford, L. T. Parker Daniel P. flour, 81 Monroe, h. 831 Atlantic, Pardow Robert, fancygoods, 95 Maiden la. h. 5 Third Brooklyn j Paredes Benajah A. waiter, la. 58 Greene Parker Edward, flour, 31 More, h. B rooklyn I Parent Achilles, shades, 190 Elm, h. 132 Ninth Parker Edward, spices, 92 Murray & 161 Duane, h. \ Parent Daniel, boatman, h. 292 Stanton 20 Yandam ;; Parent David, carpenter, h. 391 Sixth Parker Eliza, wid. Wm. P. boardingh. 486 Broome l Pares Francis & Co. paperhangings, 59 Chambers, h. Parker Elizabeth (col’d), laundress, h. 17 Thomas Clinton av. B rooklyn Parker Elizabeth, wid. William, h. 85 Christopher ij Pareso John P. confectioner, h. r. 822 W . 29th Parker Emory (col’d), sweep, h. 4 Little Water Paret Henry, clothing, 68 Maiden la. 93 Second av. Parker Eugene, porter, h. 115 Orange , Paret John, trunkmaker, 231 Canal, h. 10 Desbrosses Parker Frederick A. stables, 164 '• Suffolk 28th Parker S. T. lamps, 33d c. Third av. Parks John, books, h. 251 Av. A Parker Samuel B. hotel, 7 Greenwich Parks John, carpenter, h. 25 Hester Parker Sarah, wid. James, h. 112 Amos Parks John, tailor, h. 57 Laight Parker Sidney, carman, h. r. 58 Bank Parks John A machinist, 819 Fifth, h. 173 Allen Parker Sidney, imp. h. 125 Bank Parks John B. bookbinder, 90 Fulton & 47 Goto,* Parker Stephen, engraver, 118 Fulton, h. 1S4 Forsyth 137 Orchard Parker Theodore S. grocer, 91 Barclay, h. Hoboken 'arks Matthew, liquors, 31 Cross, b. 81 Cross Parker Thos. barber, 186 Beekman, h. 186 Beekman arks Nathaniel O. agent, h. 25 Hester __ Parker Thomas, hatpr’er, 70 Carmine, h. 70 Carmine arks Peter, auctioneer, 17 Wall, h. 23 Forsyth PARKER THOMAS L. jr. shipchandler, 272 South, 'arks Sarah, h. 8 Forsyth h. 247 Henry 'arks Sophia, tailoress, h. 220 Vanck PARKER VEIN COAL CO. I l l Broadway jj 'arks Stephen jr. machinist, h. 807 W. 55>tn Parker W . B. pub’er, 22 Spruce, h. 11 Brevoort pi. 'arks Thomas, boilermaker, b. 333 W. 26th Parker Wallace, liquors, 308 Water, h. 308 Water 'arks Thomas, plasterer, h> 166IE 22d Parker Wardell (col’d), jeweler, h. r. 62 Thompson 'arks Thomas J. boilermaker, h. 888 W. 26th Parker Whitfield D. h. 547 Greenwich 'ARKS WILLIAM M. banker, 27 Wall, n. Parker Willard, phyX 195 E. 12th, h. 195 E. 12th Brooklyn Parker William, carpenter, h. 873 Bleecker 'arle James, sawyer, h. r. 94 Go^rck Parker William, cooper, 77 South, h. 872 Sixth 'arlin Henry, dockbnilder, b. 877 Pghtti av. Parker William, laborer, h. 82 Oliver 'armalee Samuel N. cl^k,fth._98|-Esse „ ^ Parker William, liquors, 182 Greenwich av. h. 132 'armele Chas. billiards, 239 Foni^av. KJN R Greenwich av. 'armelee AlbertO- com. mer. 22 Exchange pL • Parker William, painter, h. 886 Eighth av. Remsen, Brooklyn , 1ftth Parker William, liquors, 15 South, h. B rooklyn 'armelee Charles L. billiards, h. 40 E^t 18th Parker William, teacher, 59 Bond, h. 59 Bond 'armelee Dan. S. (Rev.), h. 148 K 27th Parker William, shirts, 192 Canal, h. 192 Canal 'armelee George E. strawgoods, 25 Murray PAR 539 PAT Parmelee Irving, strawgoods, 85 Cortlandt, h. Parsons Jabtsz, paints, Christopher n. "West, h. 181 Jersey City Eighth av. ^ Parmelee Sarah M. wid. Jabez F. h. 87 Third av. Parsons Jacob C. h. 14 Yarick pi. Parmelee Solomon, mason, h. r. 85 Forsyth Parsons James H. broker, 51 Wiliiam, h. 797 B’dway Parmenter Horace, blacking, 78 Clinton, h. 179 R iv- Parsons John, laborer, h. r. 106 Cherry ington Parsons John E. lawyer, 2 Dey J Parmenter Jonas, carpenter, h. 354 Hudson Parsons John H cordwainer, h. 810 Washington Parmentier Hermann, oil, 584 B’dway, h. 82 White Parsons John W . clerk, h. 339 Cherry Parmento Michael, fish, Eighth av. n. W . 26th, h. r. Parsons Joseph, porter, h. r. 80 Tenth 135 W . 80th Parsons Julia (col’d), h; 67 Orange Parmer Margaret, wid. Stephen, h. 288 Broome Parsons Matilda, boardingh. 52 Av. D Parmer William H. carpenter, h. 122 Eldridge Parsons P. L. forwarding, 118 Broad Parmerton Francis L. clerk,75 Maiden la. h. 18 Bayard Parsons Reuben, h. 78 Franklin Parmerton John, newscollector, h. 10 Front Parsons S. S. paint manuf. — 16th, h. 28 Horatio Parmley Horatio T. tobacconist, h. 124 Broome Parsons Samuel L. agent, 68 Wall, h. 6 Irving pi. Parmly David R. dentist, 8 Bond, h. 3 Bond Williamsbu/rgh PARM LY ELEAZAR, dentist, 1 Bond, h. 1 Bond Parsons Samuel M. lawyer, 67 W all, h. 21 Baltic Parmly Isaac, hats, 307 Hudson, h. 278 Spring B rooklyn PARM LY JAH IAL, dentist, 8 Bond, h. 8 Bond Parsons Samuel Y. furniture, 417 Third av. Parmly J. & D. R. dentists, 3 Bond Parsons Solon, broker, 6 Erie pi. h. I l l Hudson Parmly Samuel W . dentist, 80 Bond, h. 30 Bond Parsons Sparhawk, clerk, rotunda, park, h. Gunter’s h. Parnell Thomas, bootmaker, 52 Fourth av. h. 52 Parsons William, mason, h. 262 Second Fourth av. Parsons William B. navy, «h. 44 Bleecker Parr Benj. thread & needles, 591 Eighth av. Parsons Wm. B. sandpaper, 290 Pearl, h. Flushing Parr Henry, produce, 17 W . Wash, m kt h. 54 Charlton PARSONS W ILLIAM E. dentist, 86 Christopher, Parr James, baker, 67 Mott, h. 67 Mott h.,86 Christopher Parr James, butcher, 84 Fulton m kt h. 255 W . 18th Parsons William H. silkgoods, 187 Broadway, h. 85 Parr John, hardware, 576 Eighth av. h. Ninth av. b. E. 17th W. 40th & W . 41st Parsons William H. paper, 107 Fulton & 54 Ann Parr John, starch, W . 86th n. Ninth av. li. 811W . 24th Parsons William W . tailor, Nassau c. John, h. 169 Parr John F. baker, 486 Pearl, h. 485 Pearl Fourth Parr Josephus C. tailor, h. r. 33 Suffolk Parsons & Co. nursery agency, 189 & 191 Water Parr Mary Ann, h. 591 Eighth av. Parsons & Blackman, furniture, 417 Third av. rarr Michael, quarrying, h. W . 36th n. Seventh av. Parsons & Goldsmith, tailors, 76 Nassau Parr Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 94 W. 17th Partenheimer William, hotel, 9 Albany, h. 9 Albany Parr & Scott, bakery, 77 Mott Parthenay Augusta, lampmaker, h. 82 Thompson Parret John, trunkmaker, h. 10 Desbrosses Partington Martha, wid. John, h. 133 Mulberry Parris David, h. 118 Wooster Partis Henry* confectioner, 87£ Forsyth Parrish Henry, mer. 162 Pearl, h. E. 17th c. B’dway Parton Thomas J. clerk, h. 152 E. 28th Parrish John T. clerk, h. 78 Broome Partrick Mary, wid. George, boardingh. 541 Broome Parrish James, hosiery, 78 Canal, h. 78 Canal Partridge Adam, distiller, 803 West, h. 186Hamersley Parrish S. E. machinist, 106 Elm Partridge Alfred H. mer. 27 Cliff, h. 55 Johnson, Parrish Stephen E. machinist, 15 Canal, h. 60 Marine, B rooklyn B rooklyn PARTRIDGE CHARLES & CO. matches, 125 Mai­ Parrott Eleanor J. fancygoods, 113 Clinton, h. 113 den la,h. 26 W . 15th Clinton Partridge Geo. S. jr. clerk, 24 John, h. Pacific n. Smith, Parrott George, machinist, h. 39 Cannon B rooklyn Parrott John, liquors, 165 Delancey Partridge 3. H. teacher, h. 250 W . 22d Parrott John, tailor, h. r. 53 Chrystie Partridge Joseph M. mer. 27 Cliff, h. B rooklyn Parry------, h 41 Charlton Partridge Joseph R. paperhangings, 44 Cortlandt, h. Parry Ellis, caiftan, h. 437 Second av. Howard h. Parry Thomas, laborer, h. r. 60 Mott Partridge Josiah, chairs, 125 Maiden la. h. 11 Wash­ Parry William H. shoemaker, h. r. 259 Rivington ington pi. WUliamsburgh Parry, Brown & Co. iners. 52 South, h. Cardiff, Partridge Samuel S. broker, 60 Wall Wales Partridge Thomas M. paper manuf. 44 Cortlandt, h. Parsell Abraham A. artist, h. 46 Macdougal 61 W . 26th Parsell John H. lettercarier, h. 14 Morton Partridge Wm. T. clerk, 118 Wall, h. Pacific n. Smith, Parsells Ann, wid. William, h. 708 Greenwich B rooklyn Parsells James C. furstore, 1 Astor h. h. 147 Franklin Partridge William & Son, dyestuffs, 27 Cliff Parsells Samuel, h. 129 Hammond Partridge & Brittan, publishers, 300 Broadway Parsells William H. books, h. r. I l l Chrystie Parvew Peter A. express, h. 41 Downing Parsliall Benjamin C. tinroofer, h. 729 Washington Pasco George, tailor, h. r. 150 Clinton Parshall Jas. L. iapanner, 83 Cherry, h. M orrisania Pascoe Charles, furniture, 228 Canal Parsloe Charles T. actor, h. 61 Elm Pascoe Nicholas, furniture, 185 Canal, h. 185 Canal Parslow Robert, bootmaker, h. r. 51 Stanton Pasley George, bootmaker, h. 220 E. 18th Parsons Barclay, mer. 86 Wall, h. 86 St. Mark’s pi. Pasley Joseph, locksmith, h. 60 W . 82d Parsons Charles, h. 48 Norfolk Pasman Amelia, wid. Abraham, h. 88 Cannon Parsons Charles B. salesman, h. 75 Thompson Pasman John L. tailor, h. 76 Jane Parsons Charles H. domestics. 65 Liberty, h. B 'klyn Pasquay Philip F. & Co. belting, 25 Spruce, h. 25 Parsons Clement S. boots, 269 Pearl, h. 23 Henry Spruce, h. Hoboken Parsons Daniel, porter, h. r. 40 Eldridge Passavant Theodore, foundry,W . 25th n. Eleventh av. Parsons Elizabeth A. wid. John R. dressmaker, h. h. 213 W . 18th 142 Third av. PASSAYANT & ARCHER, foundry, W . 25th n. Parsons George, compositor, 49 Ann Eleventh av. Parsons George W . lawyer, 16 Wall, h. 95 State, Passcall Margaret, wid. Richard, boardingh. 2271 B rooklyn Eighth av. Parsons Henry, cabinetmaker, 552 Broadway, h. 118 Passcall Thomas P. machinist, h. 339 Seventh av. Thompson Passholz John, tailor, h. 176 Third Parsons Henry, tailor, 76 Nassau, h. 118 Thompson Passman Barnard, whalebone, h. 45 Mulberry Parsons Henry H. cabinetmaker, 109 Macdougal PASSMORE EDW ARD C. physician, 82 Catharine Parsons Henry L. physician, 99 Spring & 510 Grand, h. 82 Catharine Parsons Hiram S. h. 75 Thompson Passmore Philip J. drugs, 510 Grand, h. 254 Delancey Parsons HucUSm B. forwarding, 17 Coenties si. h. 3 PASTACALDI MICHAEL, imp. 87 Pearl, h. 24 State Irving pL • Parsons I,. S. teacake, 143 Chambers Paster Amelia, widow, h. 5 Walker Parsons J. B. drygoods, 60 Cedar & 26 Pine, h. Pastor James, diesinker, h. 41 Sullivan Flushing Pastor James carver, h. 41 Sullivan Parsons Jabez, com. mer. 12 & 13 Washington mkt. Patchel Jane, wid. Thomas, h. 235 Tenth av. h. Hoboken Patchell Mary, wid. James, fancygds. h. 142£ Second PAT 540 PAT Patch uzkie Maurice, pedler, h. 108 Mott I atterson Caleb H. carpenter, h. W. 86th n. Ninth 3 Pate William, engraver, 16 Burling si. h. 26 Harrison, Patterson Caroline, h. 38 Gansevoort ‘ av Brooklyn * Patterson Christopher, seaman, h. r. 227Cherrv Paterson Albert (col’d), hoarding!). 16 Leonard I atterson David, seaman, h. 67 Willett * Paterson Daniel, milkman, h. 87 Goerck Patterson David, teamster, h. r. 294 W. 19th Paterson George, seaman, h. 44 Orchard Patterson Edgar C. hardware, 18 Bowery h Paterson James, fancvstore, 122 Canal, h. 122 Canal Madison Paterson James Noble, glass, 891 Pearl, h. 891 Pearl Paterson Janette, widow, h. 187 Hudson Paterson John, painter, 545 Sixth av. h. 12 Av. B Paterson Joseph, curer, h. 556 Hudson Patterson Eliza, dressmaker, h. 149 E. 11th Paterson Julia C. wid. R. H. L. h. W. 52dc. Ninth av. Patterson Elizabeth, wid. Thomas, boardingh. W 86th Paterson Martha, wid. James, h. 106 Troy n. Seventh av. ° Paterson Mary A. widow, h. 251 Bleecker Patterson Ezekiel M. 184 Washington, jg §g Brunei- Paterson Peter, stonecutter, h. 187 E. 28th 'IV'VCk Paterson William, mariner, h. 266 Canal Patterson Francis, provisions, 527 Washington, h 125 Patey Aghill, boarding, 18 Laurens Charlton 8 W Paton Andrew, silversmith, h. 276 W. 81st Patterson George, grocer, 79 W. 25th, h. 79 W. 25th Paton David E. late rner. h. 417 Broome Patterson George T. bookbinder, h. 104 Suffolk Paton Henry, porter, h. 12 Cherry Patterson Hamilton, engineer, h. r. 71 Seventh Paton Jane, wid. John, h. 256 Tenth av. Patterson Hamilton, paver, h. 128 W. 35th Paton John, banker, 48 Wall Patterson Henry, cabinetmaker, h. r. 87 Willett Paton Robert, builder, 24 Grove, h. 26 Grove Patterson Henry, blacksmith, h. 121 Av. D Paton Thomas, imp. 67 Pine, h. 80 E.28d Patterson Henry A. & Brothers, hardw. 18 Bowerv Paton William, tailor, h. 178 Church h. 269 Madison Paton William, drygoods, 17 Park pi. & 14 Murray, h. Patterson Hiram D. fireworks, r. 88 Ninth av. h r 88 15 W. 19th Ninth av. PATON & CO. furniture, curtain materials & linens, Patterson Isaac, mason, h. 124 E. 28th 17 Park pi. & 14 Murray Patterson J. M. butcher, Av. C c. Tenth, h. 147 Paton & Stewart, imps. 67 Pine & 28 Nassau Suffolk Patre Elizabeth, wid. George, h. r. 97 Sheriff Patterson Jacob, butcher, h. 159 Suffolk Patre John, liquors, 52 Av. A, h. 52 Av. A Patterson James, baker, h. 86 E. Broadway Patrick Alexander (cord), tailor, h. 202 Church Patterson James, canal collector. 74 Pearl Patrick Charles, calker, h. 125 Goerck Patterson James, driver, h. 66 E. 82d Patrick Clement, laborer, h.tr. 160 W. 82d Patterson James, sailor, h. 324 Cherry Patrick James, clerk, h. 298 Madison Patterson James, weaver, h. r. W. 41st n. Ninth av. Patrick James, mer. 109 Broad, h. Brooklyn Patterson James, painter, h. 52 Grove Patrick Jane, vestmakcr, h. 114 E. 14th Patterson James, seaman, h. 810 West Patrick Mary, wid. George, boarding, 541 Broome Patterson James, clerk, h. 821 W. 24th Patrick Mary A. wid. Hibbid, h. 117 Broome Patterson James, shoemaker, h. 861 Eighth av. PATRICK RICHARD & CO. hardware, 241 Pearl Patterson James M. carpenter, h. 440 Second av. h. 85 Madison Patterson James O. weaver, h. W. 44th n. Tenth av. Patrick Robert, weaver, 185 W. 19th Patterson Jane, boardingh. 93 Cross Patrick Robert M. sole manufacturer in the U. S. of Patterson Jane, wid. William, seamstress, h. W. 40th Defiance Salamander Safes, Gayler’s patent. n. Ninth av. Depot 192 Pearl, formerly 90 John, h. 88 Madison Patterson Jesse II. butcher, h. 121 E. 28th Patrick Sarah, wid. Benjamin, h. 100 Monroe Patterson John, carman, 151 E. 11th Patrick Thomas, laborer, h. 107 Madison Patterson John, h. 88Hamereley Patrick William, mer. 22 Exchange pi. h. 88 Pacific, Patterson John, notary, 117 South, h. 86 Piko B rooklyn Patterson John, tailor, 15 Sixth av, m Patronowsky Francis, carman, h. 886 Eighth Patterson John M. agent, 155 Pearl, n. 58 E. 24th Patrullo Andrew, mer. 16 S. William, h. 85 Franklin Patterson John N. vinegar, 186 E. 27th, h. E. 24th n Pattee James, hardware, 89 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Third av. Patten Eliza, wid. E. B. milliner, h. 8 Clinton pi. Patterson John S. lawyer, 2ft B’dway, h. 40 W. 85th Patten Cyrus, jeweler, h. 241 Seventh Patterson Joseph, painter, h. 24 Madison Patten J. Alexander, corn. mer. 8 Jones la. h. Dean n. Patterson Joseph A. baker, Greenwich av. c. Jane, h. Hoyt, Brooklyn Greenwich av. c. Jane Patten James, distiller, 140 Front, h. Boston Patterson Joseph P. printer, h. 27 Rutger Patten James II. gilder, h. 809 Eighth Patterson Jos. W. com. mer. 9 Broad, n. 80 W. 20th Patten Jefferson, brassfinisher, h. 128 Cannon Eatterson Lucy, widow, nurse, h. 19 Cornelia Patten John, laborer, h. 88 Thomas Patterson Maria, wid. Charles, h. 57 Fourth Patten John, smith, h. 809 Third Patterson Mary, wid. Samuel, h. 80 Sheriff PATTEN JOHN JR. hotel, 73 Cortlandt, h. 78 Cort- PATTERSON PETER E. lawyer, 78 Nassau, | landt French’s hotel Patten John, sashmaker, 849 W. 24th, h, 849 W. 24th Patterson Phoebe A. wid. Rob’t, boardingh. 71 Essex Patten John, late hotel, h. 87 Warren Patterson Ralph, police, h. 88 Robinson & Halls of Patten Jolrn F. smith, h. 95 W. 26th Justice Patten Jonathan T. shoes, 17 Dey, h. I ll E. 17th Patterson Robert, cus. h. officer, h. 10 Columbia Patten Joseph II. lawyer, 68 Wall, h. 882 Fourth Patterson Robert, carman, h. 187 Charles Patten Rachael, wid. John, h. 184 Delancey Patterson Robert, smith, W. 48th n. Eleventh av. h.r. Patten Sarah, wid. Sussterey, seamstress, h. 48 E. 18th W. 48th n. Eleventh av. Patten William, baker, h. 714 W. 80th Patterson Robert, stonecutter, h. 242 W. 24th PATTEN W ILLIAM , hotel, 281 Greenwich Patterson Robert L. pres, mut ben. life ins. co. 11 Patten William D. & Son, com. mere. 8 Jones la. h. Wall, h. Orange,, N. J, Dean n. Hoyt, Brooklyn Patterson Robert L. mason, h. 201 W. 20th Patten William H. gro. 265 Washington, h.8l Pike Patterson Rodney, carpenter, h. 125 Perry Patten William P. broker, 126 Water, h. 8 Clinton pi. Patterson Sarah A. wid. Francis, boardingh. 58 Lewis Patten Willis, flintman, 61 Chambers, h. American h. Patterson Samuel P. butcher, Av. C c. Tenth, b. ow Patten & Lane, boots & shoes, 17 Dey Eighth Patten, Banchor & Ely, distillers. 140 Front Patterson Susannah, wid. Abijah, h. 93 Barrow Patterson Abby J. milliner, 116 Fourth av. Patterson Theodore, mineral waters, 888 Broadway, Patterson Abraham A. carman, h. 129 Barrow h. 142 Mercer Patterson Adelia, wid. Alexander, bakery, 117 Grcen- Patterson Thomas, grocer, 670 Eighth av « wich av. h. 117 Greenwich av. Patterson Thomas II. accountant, 152 Water, n. Patterson Alexander, watchmaker, h. 871 Pearl Third av. _ , Patterson Alexander, weigher, h. 10 Third Patterson Tunis H. painter, 68 W. 18th, h. 281 W. Patterson Ann, wid. James, h. r. I l l Lewis Patterson Benjamin W. butcher, 18 Washington mkt. Patterson W. Turner, hardware, 18 Bowery, b. Ox­ h. 121 Forsyth ford n. Fulton av. ^Brooklyn PAU 541 PEA Patterson Walter, mer. 182 Pearl, h. Philadelphia PAULITSCH MARTIN, segarmaker, 167 Av. C, h. Patterson William, 80 Fourth av. h. 24 Henry lot A v. v Patterson William, cabinetmaker, h. 815 Bleecker Panlmier Jesse, mer. 135 Front, h. Staten Island Patterson William, laborer, h. 859 W. 26th Paulmier Susan, wid. Francis, milliner, 25 Division Patterson William, carman, h. 149 W . 20th Pauls Henry, barber, 38 Bayard, h. 88 Bayard Patterson W illiam, lamp, 468 Hudson Paulscraft^Wilham B. cabinetmaker, 15 Seventh av. Patterson William, sailmaker, h. 47 Ridge Patterson William, tailor, h. r. 186 Suffolk Paulsen Wm. A . E. glue, 161 Water, h. Williams!)'gli Patterson William, weaver, h. 892 Bleecker Paulsen Julius W . gardener, h. 276 W. 81st Patterson William, sailor, 266 Canal PAULS&EN LOUIS, druggist, 213 Stanton, h. 213 Patterson William, carman, h. 129 W. 81st Stanton Patterson William, upholsterer, h. 292 Hudson PAULSON LEONARD, tailor, 19 W^arren, h. Union Patterson William C. butcher, 78 Av. D, h. 78 Av. D B rooklyn Patterson William G. grocer, 56 Frankfort PaulsomMads Peter, sailor, h. r. 327 Water Patterson A. J. & J. Fowler, millinery, 116 Fourth Paulus Gustavus, drugs, 179 William av. Paulver Louis watches. 14 Clarkson, h. 14 Clarkson Patterson & Rinehart, painters, 68 W . 13th Panr Agriol, musician, 182 Madison Patterson & Walsh, notaries, 117 South Pans Frederick, tailor, h. r. 174 Hester Patterson, Knapp & Co. provisions, 527 Washington Pauselli Peter, costumer, h. 88 Third av. & 16 Clinton mkt. Pausem Michael, tailor, h. 216 Fifth Patteson Jas. A. mer. 104 Front, h. 12 Lexington av. Paust Stephen, tailor, h. r. 244 Walker Pattfrey Peter, cabinetmaker, h. r. 79 Elizabeth Pautland John J. tailor, h. r. 49 King Patteson Robert, butcher, 484 Seventh av. h. 484 Se­ Pavenstedt Edmund, mer. 38 New venth av. Pavenstedt E. & Schumacher, mers. 38 New Patteson, Adams & Co. mers. 104 Front Pavie Charles, q^garmaker, h. E. 45th n. Second av. Patti Salvadore, h. 170 Tenth Pavie Edmund A. segars, 39 Av. D, h. 32 Av. D Pattison A. K. stairrods, 407 & 409 Cherry, h. 144 Pawling Levi, fruit, 119 Front, h. 651 Greenwich Rivington Pawlowsky Joseph, carver, 125 Pitt, h. 96 Columbia Pattison E. J. lawyer, 18 Park pi. Paxson Sam. C. com. mer. 134 Front, h. 137 E. 15th Pattison George, segars, b. 258 Monroe Paxson Samuel W . tinsmith, h. r. 40 Eldridge Pattison Godfrey & Co. com. mers. 81 Pine, h. Glas­ Paxton Isaac, carpenter, h. 148 Charles gow Paxton John R. late liquors, h. 5 Prince Pattison James, clerk, Reade c. W est, h. 12 Hubert Paxton William, laborer, 810 W est Pattison James, agent, h. 14 Hubert Payen Charles & Co. imps. 162 & 164 Broadway, h Pattison John, boots & shoes, 70£ Pike E urope Pattison R obt milliner, 192 W . 20th, h. 192 W . 20th Payen Jules, lace, 241 Broadway, h. 105 Sullivan Pattison Robert, pedler, h. W . 15th Payne Aaron, speculator, h. 110 Suffolk Pattison Robert, late boots, 421 Greenwich, h. 12 Payne Alexander, h. 15 Sullivan Hubert Payne Alfred (col’d), laborer, h. 761 Washington Pattison Robert, carman, h. 187 Charles Payne Ann, wid. Nathaniel, seamstress, h. r. 4 Av. D Pattison Samuel B. blacksmith, h. 438J First av. Payne Aug’s W. hardware, 85 & 87 John, h. 42 E. 20th Pattison William, marble, h. 109 Attorney Payne Benjamin, h. 67 Lewis Patton James, carpenter, h. 108 W. 33d Payne Catharine, wid. William, h. 860 Broadway Patton James H. smith, h. 809 Eighth Payne Cecilia, h. 54 Laurens Payne Charles A. Wash. mkt. h. 259 Greenwich Patton Ludlow, broker, 1 Hanover, h. Orange, N, J. Payne Eliza, wid. William, h. 54J- Laurens Patton Michael, weaver, h. Eleventh av. n. W . 44th Payne Freeman S. police, h. 13 Macdougal Patton Patrick, furnishing, 64 Chatham Patton Reuben, carpenter, h. 807 Monroe Payne George, engineer, h. 9 Crosby Payne John, corks, 51 Fulton, h. 212 Fulton, B'klyn Patton William, printer, h. 18 Christopher Payne John (col’d), laborer, h. 761 Washington Patton William, carpenter, h. 87 Charlton Payne John, painter, h. 148 W . 16th Pattulo David, liquors, 85 Duane Payne John B. brushes, h. r. 51 Norfolk PATUREL FREDERICK & CO. imps. 290 Pearl, Payne Jonah K. watches, 244 G’wich, h. 159 Franklin hi Brooklyn Payne Joseph S. brasscocks, 12 Canal, h.149 S. Ninth, Patty Robert, machinist, h. 287 W . 27th Williamsburgh Pauck Hermann, laborer, h. 398 Washington Payne Lewis, seaman, h. 42 Leonard Paul Alexander, carman, h. 107 Twelfth Payne Margaret (col’d), wid. Zacheas, washing, h 761 Paul Andrew, machinist, h. 222 Tenth av. Washington Paul Augustus (col’d), porter, h. r. 208 W. 21st Payne Marietta, lamps, 171 Third av. Paul Caspar, butcher, h. 236 W . 45th Paul Christian, butcher, 697 Greenwich Payne Mary, upholsteress, h. 197 E. 14th Paul Franz, engineer, h. 132 Church . Payne Mary Ann (col’d), washing, h. 761 Washington Payne Richard, bootmaker, 125 Monroe Paul Isaac, h. 120 Greenwich av. Payne Thatcher T. lawyer, 61 WalL h. Clinton, B'klyn Paul Jacob, hairdresser, 4 Amity, h. 206 W ooster ~ Payne Thomas, express, 71 Amos Paul John H. blacksmith, h. 8 Av. C Payne William, tailor, 12 Park pi. h.127 Henry Paul Matthew, varieties, 82 Carmine, h. 82 Carmine Payne & Co. brasscockmanufacturers, 12 Canal Paul Stephen, druggist, 40 Cortlandt, h.45 London Payntar John G. clothing, 217 G’wich, h. College pL terrace Payntin William, jeweler, h. 89 Columbia Paul Theodore, carman, h, 143 Perry Paynton John, shipfastener, h. 205 Lewis Paul Theodore, ice, 141 Perry, h. 141 Perry Paynton Peter, carpenter, 189 Lewis, h. 205 Lewis Paul William, barber, 41 Cortlandt, h. 316 Broome P ays—,h . 99 W . 26th' Paul William, carpenter, h. 186 W. 24th Payson Ira F. agent; 49 Dev, h. Stapleton, S. I. Paul William, machinist, h. W . 52d n. Tenth av. Payson M. P. lawyer, 43 Wall, h. 122 Second Paulding Edm’d E. lawyer, 27 Beekman, h. 24 Charl­ Payson Sami. R. com. mer. 48 Exchange pi. h. Boston ton Payson Stephen, broker, 86 Fulton, h. 8 Wooster Paulding George, h. 24 Charlton Payteu John P. liquors, h. 91 Division Paulding John, lawyer, 27 Beekrn, h. St. Nicholas h. Payton George, broker, — Broadway, h. 54 W. 83d Paulding Wm. J. architect, 8 Wall, h. 588 Houston Payton John, salesman, h. r. 169 Laurens Pauli Charles, gunmaker, h. r. 144 Essex Payton Edwin H. druggist, 99 Ninth av. h. Bergen Pauli'Conrad, pianOmaker, h. r. 72 Forsyth PAYTON J03IA H , druggist, 106 Chambers, h. Col­ Pauli John A. mer. 11 S. William, h. Brooklyn lege pi. n. Chambers Pauling John, shoemaker, h. 120 E. 27th Payton Thomas, laborer, h. r. 223 Elizabeth Pauling Richard, tailor, h. 138 Crosby PEABODY CHARLES A. lawyer, 77 & 78 Mere’, ex. Pauling Richard A. artist, 251 B'way, h. 224 Sixth av, ent. Hanover, first door from Wall, h. 53 W. 28th Paulispn CharlesM. K. h. W. 84th n. Ninth av. Peabody George F. com. mer. 89 Broad Paulison John P rlee. atlantic inut ins. co. 51 Wall Peabody George L. machinist, 45 Gold, h. Gowanus h. W . 84th n. Ninth av. Peabody Horatio N. mer. 203 Duane, h. 158 W. 24th Paulison Mary, li. 100 Watts Peabody William H. pickles, h. 287 Tenth av. Paulison Richard J. bookkeeper, h. 860 Bleecker Peabody Joseph, shipjoiner, h. 74 Pike PEA 542 PEC Peabody Joseph B. pickles, 468 Eighth ay. Pearsall &'Lozier, saloon, 2, 8 & 4 Fulton market Peach Charles, stonecutter, h. 253 W. 82d Pearse Aug. F. painter, 825 Fourth, h. Tarrytown Peach Emanuel C. barber, 14 Centre, h. 174 Hester Pearsell Jacob, blockmaker, h. 40 Lewis Peach James, painter, 849 Pearl, h. 54 Henry Pearson Adam, leather, 62 Frankfort Peach Joseph, quarryman, h. W. 89th n. Ninth av. Pearson Charles Barton, architect, 111 Broadway h. Peach Richard, jeweler, 145 Charles, h. 145 Charles Yan Brunt Brooklyn Peach J. & Co. painters, 24 E. 19th Pearson Charles B. needles, 278 Grand, h. 49 Eldridee Peacock David C. jeweler, 170 Broadway, h. 110 Wa­ Pearson David, leather, 62 Frankfort verley pi. Pearson David, stonecutter, h. 884 Second av. Peacock Eber T. bookseller, 298 Grand Pearson David, segars, 815 Bowery, h. 275 Bowery Peacock George, boatman, h. 370 Greenwich Pearson George, lamps, 162 Grand, h. 126 White Peacock James, coachman, h. 221 Wooster Pearson George, sailor, h. 244 Monroe Peacock James, baker, 617 Greenwich, h. 127 Leroy Pearson Geo. teas, 178i Bowery, h. 178| Bowery Peacock John, cooper, h. 149 Norfolk Pearson George, B. com. mer. 52 Front h. 6 Neil- Peacock John, laborer, h. r. 61 Laight son pi. Peak David, rigger, h. 46 Oliver Pearson I.' Green, architect 8 Wall, h. 6 Neilson pi Peak David, rigger, h. 79 W. 30th Pearson Henry, musician, h. Ninth av. c. W. 49th Peak William, clerk, h. 163 Greene Pearson James, plumber, h. 169 Sixth av. Peal Christopher, provisions, 803 Wash. h. 611 Fourth Pearson James, tailor, h. 105 First av. Peal John A. liquors, 108 Vesey, h. Brooklyn Pearson James, h. 68 Montgomery Pearce Augustus, clerk, h. 156 W . 18th Pearson James, gardener, h. 66 Irving pi. Pearce Caleb, tinsmith, 488 Ninth av. Pearson James C. engraver, h. 285 Fifth Pearce Edmund A. plumber, 184 Eighth av. h. 124th Pearson Jane, wid. Gibbons, h. 18 W. 12th n. Eighth av. Pearson John, laborer, h. 523 Tenth av. Pearce Edwin H. segars, 204 South, h#121 Laurens Pearson Joseph, musician, h. 288 Fifth Pearce George & Co. imp. 58 Broadway, h. 119 Tenth Pearson Joseph (col’d), poultry, h. r. 80 Tenth Pearce Hannah, wid. h. r. 83 Houston Pearson Mary A. wid. Henry A. h. 148 E. Broadway Pearce Isaac (col’d), barber, 178 Ludlow Pearson Micnael, tailor, h. 126 Lewis Pearce James, shoes, h. 161 W. 85th Pearson Phebe, wid. William, h. 92 Avenue B Pearce John, plumber, 100 Broadway, h. 8 Laight Pearson Rachel & Sons, teas, 178^ Bowery, h .1781 Pearce John, saddler, h. 64 Stanton Bowery Pearce John, plumber, 100 B’way, h. Pacific, B'Jclyn Pearson Samuel, tailor, 9 Astor house, h. 194 Prince Pearce Mary, wid. Wm. washing, h. r. 152 Orchard Pearson Sidney, music, 78 Bleecker, h. 288 Fifth Pearce-Samuel fcol’d), laborer, h. r. 6 Jersey Pearson William E. coal, 488 Washington, h. J. City Pearce Shadrach, silks, 64 Broadway, h. Boston Pearson & Co. leather, 62 Frankfort Pearce Walter, soapmaker, r. 522 Washington Pease Benjamin F. h. 114 Greenwich av. Pearce Willett, tinsmith, h. Ninth av. c. W. 48th Pease Claudius B. agent 5 Spruce, h. Poughkeepsie Pearce William, shipjoiner, h. r. 134 Lewis Pease Hart F. (Rev.), h. 5 Willett Pearce Winant Y. captain, h. 229 Sullivan Pease Henry, 2 Dey, h. Hoboken PEARCE J. & CO. plumbers and manufacturers of Pease John, machinist h. 240 Seventh Dr. Pearce’s water filter, hydraulic work of every Pease John, late confectioner, h. 180 Clinton kind executed in town and country, 100 Broad­ Pease John A . towboats, 30 South, h. 199 Jay, Flyn way, h. 8 Laight Pease John B. clerk, h. 119 Eldridge Pearce S. H. & Co. silkgoods, 64 Broadway Pease Joseph M. pickles, 214 West, h. 180 Clinton Pearce S. & W. mers. 52 South, h. Liverpool Pease Lewis M. (Rev.), superintend. 2 Little Water, Pearcey George W. overseer, h. 77 Grand h. 2 Little Water Peare Robert, clerk, h. 24 Ludlow Pease William (col’d), barber, 512 Hudson Pearl David L. agent, 9 West Pease Wm. H. grocer, 385 Fourth av. h. 835 F’rth av. Pearl Marcus, saloon, 251 Eighth av. & glass frame Pease William J. ironworks, 26 Corlears, h. 86 S. 252 W . 26th Third, WUliamsburgh Pearnt Benjamin, shipjoiner, h. 95J- Cannon Pease Pender John, laborer, h. W. 25th n. Eleventh av. Penny James, refiner, 158 Williamjh. Jersey City Pender John, turner, h. 421 Tenth . Penny James, trunkmaker, 182 Spring Pender Thomas, laborer, h. r. W. 47th n. Seventh av. Penny James Y. porter, h. 87 Market Pender Thomas T. milkman, h. E. 39th n. Third av. Penny John, butcher, h. 534 Sixth av. Pendergast James, laborer, h. 97 James Penny Louise, tailoress, h. 74 Market Pendergast James, carman, h. 35 Willett Penny Robert, fastener, h. 834 Stanton Pendergast Michael, h. 54 Greenwich Peno Andrew, police, h. 88 Hamerslev Pendergast Patrick, carrier, h. 266 W . 28th Penojer William, cutter, 12 Bowery, h. 52 Ludlow Pendergast Thomas, grocer, 77 W. 18th, h. 77 W. 18th Penot Antoine, bootmaker, 135 Crosby Pendergrast Patrick, porter, h. 26 Thames Penoyer R. M. com. mer. 16 Water, b. 274 W. 24tn ^ Pendexter F. O. 21 Maiden la. h. 36 Irving p i Penoyer Gould H. painter,349Pearl &926Broadway Pendle Eliza, wid. William, h. 364 Houston Penrose William, printer, 284 Mulberry Pendlebury Aaron, stonemason, h. r. 292 Second av. Penson John, barber, 21 Catharine si h. 21 Catb. s. Pendlebury John, druggist, h. 519£ Ninth av. Pentecost Edward, tailor, h. 2 Rutgers PER 545 PER Pentecost John, bookbinder, h. 2 Rutgers Perier Alphonse, imp. 255 Pearl Penteney Luke, blacksmith, h. r. 56 W. Broadway Perigrew Gettine, wid. James, h. 41 Third av. Pentland Francis, greengrocer, Washington inkt. h. Penn John, baker, h. 180 W. 20th 152 Chamber Perine Abram T. shipwright h. 4 Manhattan Pentland Francis H. clerk, h. 52 Orchard Penne Benjamin, agent, h. 119 Columbia Pentland James, engineer, h. Greenwich c. Robinson Perine John, mason, h 93 W. 16th Pentland Joseph J. tailor, h. r. 49 King Perine Peter, asst, secry. 64 Wall, h. 25 Ludlow Pentland Rebecca, widow, h. 282 Monroe Perine Robert S. carman, h. 135 Christopher Pentland Thankful J. wid. Joseph, h. 106 Allen Perine, Patterson & Stack, shipwrights, 261 South Fenton George, tailor, 53 Lispenard, h. 53 Lispenard Perish Isaac, furn. goods, h. 224 Sullivan Pentony James, laborer, h. 493 Tenth ay. Perit Peletiali, mer. 64 South, b. Bloom ingdale Pentony Mary, wid. Wm. seamstress, h. 223 Yarick Perk John, tailor, h. 163 Broome Pentony Thomas, carpenter, h. 184 E. 17th Perkins Abigail, wid. Sterling, h. 101 Norfolk Pentz Adam P. notary, 39 Burling si. h. 213 Tenth Perkins Charles L. mer. 9 S. William Pentz Benjamin J. sec’y Stuyvesant fire ins. co. 151 Perkins David, druggist 107 Water, h. 55 Amity Bowery, h. 124 Second Perkins Dennis, drygoods, 26 Cortlandt h.. Henry c. -Pentz Daniel C.oooper, 2 Gouvemeur la. h. 185 E. 21st Pacific, B rooklyn Pentz Enoch C. cpr. 2 Gouverneur la. h. 97 Attorney Perkins Foster S, forwarding, 121 Broad, h* 11 Scher- Pentz Frederick, pres, mechanic’s b’king association, merhorn, B rooklyn 38 Wall, fc. 13 W. 18th PERKINS FRANCIS, sec. 8 Old si. & 69 South, h* Pentz Frederick, mer. 55 Water, h* 26 W . 18th 158 W . 24th Pentz Fred. J. dyestuffs, 55 Water, h. 66 Charles Perkins Frederick, h. 808 W . 28th Pentz Fred: jr. dyestufifc, 55 Water, h. 182.W . 26th Perkins George, carpenter, h. 238 E. 13th Pentz George, cooper. 51 South, h. 150 Tenth Perkins George, police, h. 260 Spring Pentz Hillah, wid. W . A. E. h. 66 Charles Perkins Grenville, artist 333 Broadway Pentz Jacob R. 118 Greenwich av. Perkins Hosea, carpets, 462 Pearl Pentz John clerk, h. 73 Yandam Perkins J. P. watchmaker, 1 Wall Pentz John, late mer. 55 Water, h. 18 W . 18th Perkins Jacob, h. 831 Broome Pentz John H. notary, 89 South, h. 73 Yandam Perkins James, carpenter, E. 38th n. Third av. h. E. Pentz & Co. late mers. 55 Water 38th n. Third av. Pentz D. C. & Sons, coopers, 2 Gouverneur la. Perkins James H. billiards, 594 B’way, h. 190 Grand Pentz, Townsend & Co. dyestufls, 55 Water Perkins James P. carpets, 462 Pearl Peolje Francis, cabinetmaker, h. 177 Essex Perkins Jay N. machinist, 47 Dey, h. W illiam s- PEOPLE’S. BANK, 173 Canal burgh PEOPLE’S W ASHING AND BATHING ESTAB­ Perkins John, carpenter, h. 348 E. 12th LISHMENT, 141 & 143 Mott Perkins John B. mason, h. 438 Third av. Peoples Catharine, washing, 20 Morris Perkins Jno. H. salesman, 100 Chambers, h. Hoboken Peoples Celia, carpets, 34 E. Broadway Perkins John H. H. grocer, 1 Front, h. B rooklyn Peoples Robert, porter, h, r. 189 Pitt Perkins John M. hoots, 92 Broadway, h. M ichigan Pepoon Frederick H. broker, 54 Wall Perkins Joseph, shipchandler, 39 South, h, 43 W il­ Pepoon Marshall & Co. grocers, 180 West, h. Fifth av. loughby, B rooklyn c. W . 23d Perkins Joseph, carpenter, k. 88 W illett Pepoon, Hoffman & Tenbrook, brokers, 54 Wall Perkins Joseph A. driver, h. 386 Tenth Peppar Jacob, tailor, h. 859 Rivington Perkins Leonard, mer. 40 South, h. 72 W . 14th Peppard Michael, clerk, 25 Warren, h. 5 W hite Perkins Mason A. fygoods, 86 Cedar, h. 114 Leonard Pepper Artemas H. carman, h. W . 41st n. Seventh av. Perkins Robert, marbling, h. 287 W . 19th Pepper Ethan, engineer, h. 71 Gouverneur Perkins Roger, physician, h. 98 Fourth av. Pepper W. J. painter, h. 265 W . 24th Perkins S. Lee, designer, 80 Nassau h. — W . 14th Peppinger Joseph, vegetables, Centre mkt, h. 10 Cen­ Perkins Samuel J. clerk, 723 Broadway, h. 5 Fifth tre mkt. pi. Perkins Sarah, widow# h. 178 Fourth Peppier Charles, polisher, h. 256 E. 18th. Perkins Thomas J. mer. 10 Beaver Perabo Michael, music, h. r. 116 Essex Perkins Thomas R. joiner, h. 277 Eighth av. Perasso Peter, boardingh. 490 Greenwich Perkins William, baker & confectioner, h. 260 Spring Perce Mary, wid. William, seaman, h. r. 152 Orchard Perkins William R. shoemaker, h. 40 Ridge Percell John, grocer, 270 W . 28th, h. 270 W . •28th Perkins & Brother, carpets, 462 Pearl Pereeval Thomas, painter, h. r. 226 Sullivan Perkins & Delano, shipchandlers, 39 South Percheron Louis, jeweler, r. 208 William, h. J. CUy Perkins liamsburgh Perry Ezra H. fruit, 63 Fulton mkt. h. 259 Delancey Pertine Nicholas, boatman, h. 70 Ninth av. Perry Frederic, acct 112 Broadway, h. 82 White Perttson John, sailor, k. 4 James Perry George, gasfitter, h. 238 Walker Pervis & Shepherd, pattern shop, 177 Lewis Perry George. A. gasfitter, Centre c. Canal,, kl 138 Pesant August, musical instruments, h. 182 Leonard Walker Peseux Joseph, distiller, h. 120 E. 25th Perry George C. hotel Hoboken, h. r. 639 Washington Peshine Geo. D. liquors, 228 Grand, h. 367 Broome Perry George M. hotel, 532 Broadway, h. 532 B’dway Pesinger Maria N. wid. John, h. 115 Walker | Perry George T. jr. 35 Cortlandt Pesoa Julia, wid. Gustavus, boardingh. 89 Green- Perry Henry, seaman, h. 119 Beekman wlch av. Perry Henry, physician, 116 W . Broadway, h. Brook­ Pessenbronder Elizabeth, wid. John, b. 808 Ninthay. lyn Pester Edward, shoemaker; b. r. 152 Third Perry Henry A. auctioneer, 96 E. 30th, h. 96 E. 80th Pessinger Leopold, saloon, h. 79 Allen PERRY HIRAM P. joiner, 381 & 888 Eighth, h. Pestiaux Lucretia, boardingh. 868 Broadway _ 689 Fourth Peteler Alois, confectioner, 252 Fourth av. b. 252 Perry Isaac, architect, h. 44 Norfolk Fourth av. Perry James, earner, h. 276 W. 23d‘ Peteler Francis, preserved meats, 8 Barclay, h. 129 Perry James, rigger, h. 241 Monroe Crosby Perry James, seaman, h. 116 W. 27th Peter Adam, cabinet, 118 Houston, h. 118 Houston Perry James C. shipjoiner, h. 104 Allen Peter Christian, boardingh. 81 Av. A ‘ 'm,. a Perry James H. (Rev.), h. 29 Gouverneur PETER COOPER EIRE INS. CO, (THE,) Third Perry Janies T. blacksmith, 123 Eldridge, h. 48 av. c. Ninth Delancey Peter Francis J. segars, 6N . William, h. 6 NrWil­ Perry James P. mason, h. 466 Fourth liam Perry Jeremiah, laborer, 17 Whitehall Peter George, late police-, h. 6 Moiris Perry Jeremiah, boardingh. 139 Cedar Peter George jr. cartman, h. 6 Morris Perry Jeremiah, carman, h. 18 James Peter Joachim, distiller, 86 Reade, h. 86 Beade Perry John, porter, h. 4 Tompkins .Peter John, confectionery, h. 13 Thompson Perry John, cabinetmaker, 12 Canal, h. 145 Ninth Peter John, expolice, h. 6 Morris Perry John, laborer, h. 160 Duane Peter Miguel, trunkmaker, 407 Broadway,n. 4Nay Perry John H. planemaker, 88 Av. D, h. 88 Av. D Peter Wm, grocer, 102 Mulberry, h. 102 Mulberry Perry John H. frames, h. 606J Fourth Peter & Martin, trunkmakers, 407 Broadway " Perry John J. grocer, 34 Front, h. Brooklyn Peterkin Alexander, tailor, 199 E. 14th, hr w Perry John M. mer. 17 Cedar, h. 80 Hoyt, Brooklyn 14th PERRY JNO. O. liquors, 98 Houston, h. 98 Houston Peterkin Henry, stonecutter, 189 E. zlst Perry Joseph, seaman, h. 241 Monroe Peterman Adam, tailor, h. 93 W. 32d Perry Jos. A. compt. Greenwood cem. 58 Broadway, Peterman Henry, tailor, h. 228 Seventh h. New Utrecht, L. I. Peterman John, tailor, h. r. 152 Essex Perry Joseph 8. physician, h. 282 Third Peters Abel S. speculator, 183 Reade, h. 12 AW Perry Julia, h. 24 Bleecker Peters1Alexander H. forwarding, 121 Broad, h.l$ Perry Mullali, cooper, 23 South, h. 222 Livingston, Brooklyn Chambers ■__ Perry Nicholas, laborer, h. 119 Charlton Peters Arthur, laborer, b. 828 W. 27th Perry Patrick, grocer, 18 James, h. 18 James Peters Benjamin, jeweler, k 716 ^Fourti& Perry Paschal, sailmaker, h. 120 Bedford Peters Chas. butcher, 263Eighth av. h. 213 * ; Perry Robert, carman, h. 278 W . 28th Peters Charles, carman, b. 134 Stanton Peters Chas. L. salesman, 51 B r o a d w a y , b. Ho^ Perry Robert, druggist, h. 282 Third Peters Christian, liquors, 81 Av. A, h. si av. ^ Perry Robert, grocer, 4 Front, h. 84 State Perry Robert M. machinist, h. 85 Goerck Peters Cors. sugar, h. 53 Anthony Peters Emeline, wid. Michael, h 94 Essex Perry Samuel, h. 254 W. 45th Peters Dewitt C. physician, h. 56 Seventh av. Perry Samuel, late bones, 254 W. 45th Peters Frederick, carman, h. 49 Christopher Perry Samuel, laborer, h. r. 8 Grove Peters G. C. physician, b. 742 B r^lw ay wJOtb Perry Samuel, produce, 3 Front & 28 Moore, b. 114 PETERS GEO. A physician, h. Fifth av. n. Second av. Peters George C. h. 56 Seventh av. Perry Samuel C. carman, h. 221 W . 43d Peters Geo. O. saloon, 575 Sixth av. h» 575 Perry Samuel T; oysters, 619’ Grand, h. 604 Grand PET 547 PET Peters George W . butcher, 263 Eighth ay. h. 262 Peterson John (col'd), teacher, h. 7 York Eighth av. Peterson John M. liquors, 16 Franklin, h. 16 Franklin Peters George W . physician, medical college, E. 14th Peterson Lars, boardingh. 122 Washington Peters Gustor, butcher, 847 Pearl, h. 845 Pearl Peterson Margaret, wid. Farrell, h. 306 W. 28th Peters'Hannah, wid. John, boardingh. 105 Orchard Peterson Margaret (cord), washer, h. r. 135 E. 26th Peters Henry, grocer, 28 Leonard, h. 23 Leonard Peterson Maria (cold), wid. Benj. washerw. h. 12 Peters Henry, printer, h. 2T5 Rivington Anthony Peters Henry T. grocer, W. 27th c. Seventh av. h. W . Peterson Martin, lamplighter, h. 10 Chestnut 27th c. Seventh av. Peterson Mary J. wid. Peter M. washer h. r 7 Peters Henry, & Wm. E. Smith, printers, 49 Gold, h. Chrystie ’ 275 Rivington Peterson Michael, barber, h. 27 Delancey Peters Henry, clerk, h. 105 Greenwich Peterson Olof, pedler, h. W. 48th n. Eighth av. Peters Henry N. grocer, 18 Sixth av. h. 18 Sixth av. Peterson P. M. pianomaker, h. 1 Franklin sq. Peters Hewlett, clerk, h. 31 Cannon Peterson Peter, carpenter, h. 244 Cherry Peters Horatio N. & Co. trunks, 13 Murray, h. New Peterson Peter, cooper, h. 85 Greenwich Jersey Peterson Peter, shoemaker, h. 82 Oliver Peters Jacob, laborer, h. 99 Pitt Peterson Peter, smith, h. 262 Spring 1 Peters James H. (col’d), laborer, h. r. 107 Canal Peterson Peter A. boardingh. 57 Roosevelt Peters Jane, h. 644 Houston Peterson Peter J. cooper, 35 Renwick 1 Peters John, liquors, 204 Division, h. 22 Suffolk Peterson Peterson, laborer, h. 298 Front T PETERS JOHN C. physician, h. 742 Broadway PETERSON RICHARD E. & W . T. hardware, 144 1 Peters John R. I l l Broadway, h. 56 Seventh av. Bowery, h. 144 Bowery Peters John R. jr. civil engineer, 539 Broadway, h. Peterson Robert, carman, h. 21 Troy 56 Seventh av. Peterson Sarah, wid. Peter W . h. 90 W . 16th Peters Mary, wid. Peter, washing, h. 17 Thomas Peterson Sarah, wid. John, h. 116 Columbia ! Peters Mary (col’d), washing, h. r. 16 Leonard Peterson Simon (col’d), laborer, h. r. 42 Ridge * Peters Matthew B. wines, 300 Broadway, h. Colla- Peterson Solomon, laborer, h. 298 Front more la. Peterson Thos.* (col’d), whitewasher, h. 88 Cornelia !i Peters Nicholas, grocer, 4 Ninth av. h. 4 Ninth av. Peterspn Thomas, seaman, h. 657 Water j Peters Otis T. daguerreotype?, 894 Broadway Peterson Titus, h. W . 42d n. Eighth av. 1! Peters Peter E. grocer, h. 278 W. 19th Peterson Wm. bricklayer, h. W . 42d n. Eighth av. c Peters Philip, clerk, h. 31 Cannon Peterson William, seaman, h. 188 Madison Peters Samuel T. stationer, 100 John, h. 11 W . 11th Peterson William, police, h. 820 Third ’ Peters Stephen D. wheelwright, h. 75 Hammond Peterson William, coachman, h. 60 West Peters Thomas McC. (Rev.), h. 6th mile stone, Peterson William, rigger, h. 84 Hamilton Bloom ingdale Peterson William G. machinist, h. 605 Fourth Peters Valentine H. stablekeeper, 97 E. 24th, h. Z. I Peterson William M. carpenter, h. 122 Cannon I Peters William, laborer, h. 87 Greenwich Peterson William T. hardware. 144 Bowery h. 129 i Peters C. & Son, butchers, 263 Eighth av. Orchard i Peters & Chambers, wines, 300 Broadway Peterson E. A. & Co. carpets, 70 Canal y Peterschen------, musician, h. 286 Grand PETERSON & HUMPHREY, importers & dealers I Petersen Axel, tailor, h. 38 Clinton in carpeting & floor oilcloths,/ also ship & steam­ s Petersen Frederick, segars, 22 Rector, li. 20 Rector boat upholsterers, 879 Broadway Petersen Frederick A. architect, 363 Broadway, h. Peterstein Frank, tailor, h. 232 Av. A l. Brooklyn Petet Lievin, com. mer. 551 Broadway ( Petersen John, grocer, 3 Hamilton, h. 3 Hamilton Peth Jacob, machinist, h. 171 First av. ii Petersen Jorgen, painter, h. 115 Hamersley Pethick Julia, wid. John, h. 17 Cottage pi. I Petersen Laurentius, shipchandler, 32 Rector, h. 82 1 Pethick Thos. pianos, 32 W . 15th, h. 557 Eighth av. Rector Petiniaud Alfred P. china, 22 Yesey, h. 40 Vesey Petersen Nicholas, segars, 22 Rector, h. 20 Rector Petit Catharine, wid. Garrett, h. r. 471 Fourth 0 Petersen Peter, boardingh. 65 Oliver Petit Charles P. engraver, h. 125 Leonard Petersen Peter, bootmaker, h. 97 Chrystie Petit Ferdinand G. carman, h. 24 Eighth av. 1 Petersen Richard N. jeweler, h. 50 Dominick Petit James, carman, h. 265 Fifth I Petersen Brothers, segars, 22 Rector, & boardingh. ; Petit John J. drugs, 141 Water, h. 278 Tenth 20 Rector 9 Petit Joseph, silks, 24 Park pi. h.103 Pineapple, B'klyn Petersen & Mogridge, painters, 827 Spring Petit Mary, h. 77 W . 24th I Peterson------, wid. Garret, h. 17 Sixth Petit, Harris & Daniel, silks, 24 Park pi & 19 Barclay Peterson Archibald, carpets, 15 Murray, h. 27 Mont­ Petitjean Eugene, engraver, h. 68 White gomery Petnier Daniel, printer, h. 55 Av. C J Peterson Augustus, seaman, h. 39 Hamilton Peto Joseph, mason, h. r. W . 40th n. Eighth av. ", Peterson Charles, boardingh. 23 West Peto Thomas, mason, h. r. 182 Orchard j Peterson Charles, mer. 72 W all h. N&w Haven Petranowski Francis, carman, 836 Eighth * Peterson Charles, rigger, 43 West Petre Elizabeth, wid. John, dressmaker, h. 199 Second ■Peterson Charles, seaman, h. r. 237 Madison Petre Francis, blacksmith, h. 197 Second * Peterson Charles A. liquors, h. 13 Carlisle Petre Franks, laborer, h. 200 Av. A Peterson Charles R. tailor, h. 870 Pearl Petre Jacob, tailor, h. 21 Av. B ' Peterson Charles T. carpenter, h. r. 154 W . 13th Petre Wm. cabinetmaker, 30 Fifth, h. r. 446 Fourth1 ^ Peterson Christopher, pilot, h. 52 Allen Petrekan John, stonecutter, h. 218 Seventh Peterson Cornelius, carpenter, h. 53 Oliver Petri Delia A. widow, h. r. 161 Lewis * Peterson Daniel, rigger, h. 12 Hamilton Petri Peter, stagedriver, r. b. 39 Goerck 1 Peterson Diana (cord), laundress, h. r. 15 Sullivan Petrick Theodore H. jeweler, h. 13 Mott' * Peterson Edward A . carpets, 70 Canal, h. A storia Petrie Adeline, wid. Jacob, h. r. W . 89th n. Ninth av.- i Peterson Eliza (col’d), wid. William, whitewasher, h. Petrie Alexander, imp. 101 Liberty, h. London 161 Leonard Petrie Ann, wid. John H. 84 Twelfth Peterson George F. carpets, 379 B’way, h. 242 Henry Petrie George H. imp. 101 Liberty, h. 84 Twelfth 5 PETERSON GEORGE, tinsmith, 111 Greenwich Petrie Jacob, shoemaker, h. W..89th n. Tenth av. Peterson George D. (col’d), musician, h. 497 Houston Petrie James S. imp. 101 Liberty, h. 159 W. 11th 5 Peterson Hans C. rigger, h. 45 West Pettrie Jemima, teacher, 42 Franklin t Peterson Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 94 Attorney, h. 96 J Petrie John, pocketbookmaker, 87 William, h. r. W. Attorney 52d n. Eleventh av. i Peterson Henry A. pianos, h. 1 Patchin pi. Petrie John, shoemaker, 818 Pearl, h. 818 Pearl $ Peterson Jacob, late wheelwright, h. 320 Third Petrie Jonathan, late imp. h. 157 W. 13th ; Peterson Jacob, sbipcarpenter, h. r. 37 Monroe Petrie Margaret, wid. Andrew, h. 399 Grand Peterson James, pianomaker, h. 220 Fifth Petrie Wm. cabinetmaker, r. 28 Fifth, h. 446 Fourth ) Peterson James, grocer, 67 Oliver, h. 67 Oliver Petrie Wm. W . drygoods, 8 Cortlandt. h. 42 Franklin; i Peterson John, butcher, 5 Oak, h. 843 Pearl PETRIE J. & A. & CO. imps. 101 Liberty ( Peterson John, seacaptain, h. 47 W ooster Petrilli Leonard, tailor, 31 Marion, h. 31 Marion j Peterson John, cooper, h. 61 First av. Petry Francis, porterhouse, 189 Av. A f Peterson John, grocer, h. 43 Hamilton Petry John G. tailor, h. 220 Av. D Peterson John, rigger, h. 88 Sheriff Petshaws Mark, books, 867 Grand, h. 867 Grand] PEY 5 48 PFO Pefcte John, carman, h. 698 Water First class fire-proof locations convenient to the Pettee Daniel L. iron, 228 South, h. 167 Henry north & east rivers, h. Newtown, L. /. Pettee Lewis, iron, 228 South & 458 Water Peyrot Amedee, platina, 62 John, h. 160 Mott PETTEE & MANN, iron, 228 & 229 South, & 451 Peyrotte Eugene, broker, 83 Wall Water Peyser David M. late importer, 485 Broadway Pettegrew Thos. A. printer, 121 Fulton, h. 78 Forsyth Peyser Frederick M. importer, 363 Broadway, h. 188 Pettengill HV, wheelwright, b. 64 W. Washington pi. Franklin Pettengill S. M. & Co. advertising, 122 Nassau PEYSER SIEGMUND M. fancygoods, 487 B’dwav Pettes William R. mer. 122 Pearl h. 448 Broome Pettet James W. carman, 265 Fifth PEYTON GEORGE, broker, 418$ Broadway h 5 Pettet Thomas, upholsterer, h. r. 110 Leroy W. 33d 9 Pettet Wm. 63 Broadway, h. Mansion h. B rooklyn Peyton John, porter, 203 Pearl, h. 169 Wooster Pettet William, tailor, 3 Battery pi. h. 1 Greenwich Peyton Michael, laborer, h. 81 W 26th Pettiner John, shoemaker, h. r. 75 Yandam Pezzuolo Joseph, mariner, h. 237 Centre Pettinger Christopher, butcher, 238 Bivington, h. Pfaff Simon, shoemaker, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. B rooklyn Pfaffmann Lawrence, capmaker, h. 69 Av. A Pettibone Augustus, hardware, 14 Platt, h. 209 Pearl, Pfaffman Yalentine, tailor, 196 Av. A, h. 196 Av. A Brooklyn Pfarre Edward, surg. inst. 44 Eldridge, h. Division Pettibone Hiram A. wool, 15 Beaver, h. 56 Beach Pfalzgraf Clara, wid. Philip, h. 140 W. 16th PETTIBONE MILO D. h. 229 Bleecker Pfanmuller John, bookbinder, 97 Elm, h. 97 Elm Pettibone & Co. hardware, 14 Platt Pfarrer Justus, tailor, h. 164 Houston PETTIBONE H. A. & CO. wool, 15 Beaver Pfart John, shoes, 10 Madison Pettibone Nathniel P. hardware, 14 Platt, h. 209 Pfau George H. shoemaker, h. 59 Greenwich Pearl, Brooklyn Pfaus Augustus, tinsmith, h. 165 Essex Peitifea Elizabeth, wid. Wm. nurse, h. 310 Rivington Pfeifer Conrad, cabinetmaker, h. 5 King Pettigraw Robert, contractor, h. 20 E. 31st Pfeifer Philip, cabinetmaker, h. 478 E. 12th Pettigrew Hugh B. tailor, 6 Ann, h. 124 S. Sixth, Wil Pfeifer Frederick, shoemaker, h. 167 W. 32d Uamsburgh Pfeifer John, shoemaker, 308 Monroe, h. 308 Monroe Pettigrew Jamas, baker, 180 W . 28th Pfeifer Maten, liquors, W. 37th n. Eighth av. Pettigrew James, stonecutter, h. 311 W. 17th Pfeifer Miele, liquors, h. 88 Pitt PETTIGREW JOHN, contractor, h. Fifth av. b. W Pfeiffer Christian F. jeweler, 171 Greenwich, h. 6721. 28th & 29th Moore Pettigrew Robert, clerk, h. 603 Fourth Pfeiffer Christophe, boots, h. 108 Charles Pettigrew Robert, contractor, h. 20 E. 31st Pfeiffer D. physician, h. 156 Hester Pettigrew Robert, stonecutter, 17th b. Tenth* & Elev Pfeiffer Emile, segars, 7 Chambers, h. 48 Hudson enth avs. h. 188 W . 26th Pfeiffer Frederick, shoemaker, h. 257 Av. A Pettigrew Robert^ wagonmaker, Third av. c. E, 46th, Pfeiffer Frederick, surgeon, h. 44 Forsyth h. E. 46th Pfeiffer Gustavus C. baker, h. 143 Reade Pettigrew Robert H. teacher, h. E. 46th n. Third av. Pfeiffer Henry, bootmaker, 3 First av. h. 3 First ay. Pettis James, tailor, 523 Broadway, h. B rooklyn Pfeiffer Henry, cabinetmaker, 39 Pitt, h. 39 Pitt Pettit Benjamin, clerk, h. 382 Eighth av. Pfeiffer Jacob, mason, h. 292 Sixth Pettit Bernard, laborer, h. 108 E. 11th Pfeiffer Jacob, scavenger, h. 114 Pitt Pettit Edward, boxmaker, h. 33 Gansevoort Pfeiffer John, jeweler, h. 251 William Pettit Ferdinand G. carman, h. 24 Eighth av. Pfeiffer John, fancyboxmkr. 60 John, h. Iloboken Pettit Foster, refectory, 91 Wall, h. 133 High, B'klyn Pfeiffer John & Co. bandboxes, 60 John, h. Hobo- Pettit George W . teacher, h. 106 E. Broadway Pettit James, watchman, h. 230 W. 16th Pfeiffer Lewis, Iawoffice, 243 Second, h. 218 First ar, Pettit John, gratemaker, 485 Sixth av. Pfeiffer Louis, com. mer. 551 Broadway Pettit John, carman, h. r. 94 Goerck Pfeiffer Lewis, mer. 63 Carmine Pettit John, carpenter, h. 224 Canal Pfeiffer Philip, clothier, 37 Beaver, h. 187 Orchard Pettit John, shipwright, h. 716 Fourth Pfeiffer William, bootmaker, h. r. 72 Norfolk Pettit Mary, wid. Michael, nurse, h. 245 W. 16th PFEIFFER P. & CO. clothiers, 37 Beaver Pettit Michael, housesmith, h. 119 Chrystie Pfeiffer & Francke, jewelers, 171 Greenwich Pettit Moses Y. carpenter, h. Third av. b. E. 43d & Pfel George, shoemaker, h. 272 W. 37th 44th * Pfell Theodore H. shoes, 3 Mangin, h. 3 Mangin Pettit Nicholas L. drugs, 81 Maiden la. h. B rooklyn Pfell Martin, bakeiy, 93 Hester, h. 93 Hester * Pettit Oliver B. ?fish, 24 Fulton m kt h. 21 S. Second, Pfender Adolph, importer of liquors, 102 Front, b. & WUliamsburgh London terrace Pettit Peter, joiner, h. 104 Lewis Pfenendler Balthaser, tailor, h. 74 Pitt Pettit Phillis, (col’d), boardingh. 162 Church Pfenneng Henry, segars, 213 Second, h. 216 Second Pettit Priscilla, widow, boardingh. 162 Church Pferrman Konrad, teacher, li. 79 Fifth Pettit Sidney S. blacksmith, h. 89 Sullivan Pfershe Leopold, teacher, h. 74 Willett Pettit Theodore, saddler, 396 Madison, h. 396 Madisou Pfetsch Charles, portrait painter, 181 Grand, h. 181 Pettit Thomas, carman, h. 144 E. Broadway Grand Pettit Thomas, laborer, h r. 249 W. 16th Pfieffer John, jewelry, h. 251 William Pettit William, police, h. 209 Duane Pfieffer Frederick, upholsterer, h. r. 59 Crosby Pettit & Crook, dining saloon, 91 Wall Pfieffer Frederick, shoemaker, 257 Av. A Pettit & O’Hara, saddlers, 396 Madison Pflrmann John P. liquors, 85 Yesey, h. 14 James Pettus James T. tailor 523 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Pfirrmann John, tailor, h. 82£ W. 45th Petty I. H. exchange, 534£ Grand, h. 3 Columbia Pfirrmann C. & J. P. liquors, 12 Frankfort Petty Elizabeth, wid. Ezekiel, h. 3 Columbia Pfistee George F. segars, 31 Av. A, h. 31 Av. A Petty Ezekiel, broker, 5341- Grand, h. 3 Columbia Pfister Christian, barber, h. 20 City hall pi. Petty Jeremiah, broker, 236 Broome, h. Williams- Pfister George, shoemaker, h. 221 Second burgh Pfister George, segars, h. r. 184 Third Petty Joseph, boardingh. 87 Washington Pfister Joseph, basketmaker, h. 231 Second Petty Joseph H. broker, 534£ Grand, h. 3 Columbia Pfister Quido, carriage, h. 411 Broome Petty Merritt R. milk, h. 14 Commerce Pfister Simon, musician, h. 85 Orchard O TIaI. a Afi .fir Petz Charles, lithographer, h. r. 74 Forsyth Petz Daniel, shoemaker, 91 Broad monicopl. Brooklyn Petz John, laborer, h. 329 W. 26th Pflaiger Augustus, tailor, h. 552 Pearl Petzoldt Edward, physician, h. 208 Walker Pfleghardt Daniel, tailor, h. r. 71 Duane Petzold Ernst, weaver, h. 242 W. 45tli Pfleghardt Henry, liquors, 235 Rivington Penman James, silkwire, 318 W . 29th, h. 316 W. 29th Pfleghardt John, shoemaker, h. 71 Duane Penman & Co. silkwire, 318 W. 29th Pflom Christian, springmaker, h. 45 Madison Peugnet Hyacinthe, school, 27 Bank, h. 27 Bank Pflum Christian, cooper, h. 68 Norfolk Peugnet Louis D. h. 11 Bank Pflum Michael, tailor, h. 59'W illett Peuscher Anna, wid. George, h. 52 Ludlow Pfluyer George, cabinetmaker, 209 Greene, n. m Peverelly Augustus, mer. 147 Front, h. L. I. •Sullivan fa - TT , Peverelly Charles A. storage, 147 Front, h. L. I also Pfoh Charles, boots, h. r. 822 Houston at the mers. ex. cellar and the Atlantic dock. Pforflur .Frederick, shoemaker, h. 151 W. oWn PHE 549 PHI Pfort Joseph M. musician, h. r. 49 Delancey Pfostzer Michael, baker, 39th n. Fourth ay. h. 39th n. ° t ^roc?r- 106 ^ o n t, h. Merchant’s h. Fourth av. Ph I 36°thn J‘ banker’ 45 WaU> h- Madison av. c. Pfotzer George, carman, h. 120 Seventh av. Phelps John S. confec. 102 Eighth av. h. 194 W . 15th Pforzheimer W olfe, segars, 209 Delancey, h. 209 De­ Phelps Matilda, h. 314 W. 24th lancey Phelps Norris A. broker, 89 Wall, h. Astor pi h. Pfranzanger Anton, tailor, h. 2T9 Second Phelps Orson S. clerk, h. 18 Norfolk Pfuff Frederick, musical instru. h. 240 Rivington Phelps Royal, com. mer. 14Stone, h. 22 E. 16th Pfur Henry, tailor, b. 199 W . 44th Phelps Samuel F. 5 Spruce, h. 161 Clinton, B r'klyn Phair Henry W. printer, 121 Fulton, h. 112 Allen Phelps Sarah, wid. Abraham, h. 83 Third Phair James, printer, 121 Fulton, h. 172 Second Phelps Willard, oys. 6 & 7 Ful. mkt. h. 174 Forsyth Phair James, drygoods, 117 First av. h. 117 First ay. Phelps Wm. furniture, 438 Pearl, 118 &120 Chatham, Phair John, fancygoods, 311 Sixth av. h. 311 Sixth av. h. 26 Pike Phair & Co printers, 121 Fulton Phelps Wm. F . chemicals, 8 Dey, h. 18 Abingdon pi. Phalan Daniel, bootmkr. 3 University pi. h. 3 Univer­ Phelps Wm. H. drygoods, 22 Cortlandt, h. 153 W . 23d sity pi. Phelps Williard, huckster, h. 174 Forsyth Phalan John, porter, h. 84 City hall pi. Phelps I. N. & J. J. bankers, 45 Wall Phalan John, teamster, h. 220 W. 16th Phelps & Carley, oysters, 6 Fulton mkt. Phalan William, laborer, h. r. 375 Second av Phelps Fanning & Co. books, 195 Broadway Phalen James, 47 W all, h. 46 E. 14th PHELPS, DODGE & Co. imps, o f tin plate, sheet- Phalen Lawrence, plasterer, h. 209 Mercer iron, copper &c. 19 & 21 Cliff Phalen Michael, butcher, 10 Cath. mkt. h. 21 Fifth Phelps & Kingman, furniture, 438 Pearl, 118 & 120 PHALON EDW ARD, hairdresser, Broadway c. Dey Chatham, h. 9 Orange & St Nicholas h. h. 99 Grand PH EN IX COAL MINING CO. 55 Wall Phalon Jeremiah, laborer, h. 241 Tenth av. PH EN IX MINING AND MANUFACTURING Pharo Joseph J. drygoods, 51 Maiden la. h. 70 E. 27th CO. 15 Wall Pharo Joseph W . drygoods, 51 & 53 Maiden la. & Phenix Ellen, h. 306 Fourth iron 25 Centre, h. 70 E. 27th Phenus William, chairmaker, h. I l l W. 30th Phayre John, collector, 46 Pine, h. 201 W . 30th Pherrell Richard, smith, h. 253 W . 26th Pheasant Mary, wid. John, h. 16 Sixth Phibbs Francis L. drugs, 29 Spring, h. 29 Spring Pheasant Samuel, late butcher, h. 95 E. 30th Phibbs Thomas, bookkeeper, h. 29 Spring Pheeny Patrick, laborer, h. 83 Mulberry Philbick Nathaniel C. oysters, h. 350 Houston Phelan Andrew, laborer, h. 184 Stanton PH ILBIN MARTIN, stables, 60 & 62 W. 23d, h. 66 Phelan Anne, wid. James, h. 115 W . 20th W. 23d Phelan Bridget, h. 115 Mott Pliilbin Stephen, plumber, 176 Mercer & 12 Dey, h. Phelan Daniel bootmaker, 8 University pi. 51 W . Washington pi. Phelan Daniel, florist, 79 Sixth, h. 79 Sixth * Philbrook Walter, clerk, 641 Broadway Phelan George, smith, h. 708 Fourth Philiber Louis, machinist, h. 248 W. 45th Phelan James, carman, h. 249 Houston Philip Alexander, stonecutter, h. 277 Ninth av. Phelan James, clerk, h. 640 Seventh av. Philip Levi, glazier, h. 257 Delancey Phelan James, baker, h. 2 Birmingham Philip Urban, cabinetmaker, h. 170 W. Broadway Phelan James, laborer, h. r. 68 James Philipoteaux Etienne, baskets, 883 Broadway, h. 883 Phelan John, h. 241 E. 11th Broadway Phelan John, clerk, h. 708 Fourth Phillipp John, hairdresser, 156 Broadway, h. 44 Y e- Phelan John, grocer, 228 Tenth av. sey Phelan John, liquors, 50 Cherry, h. 50 Cherry Philipp Redig, tailor, h. r. 75 Norfolk Phelan John G. exchange, 96 Cross, h. 96 Cross Philippe Charles, shoemaker, h. 32#Thompson Phelan Julia, wid. of Thos. h. 191 Forsyth Philippe Louis, tailor, h. r. 113 Mulberry Phelan Mary E. wid. James, dressmaker, h. 315 Sixth Philippson A. m. d. 86 Greenwich, h. 86 Greenwich Phelan Mich, billiards, 810 Broadway, h. 21 Ludlow Philips Benjamin, packer, h. 13 Bridge Phelan Michael, butcher, 10 Cath. mkt. h. 21 Fifth Philips Edw. butcher, 28 Clinton mkt. & 194 Duane, Phelan Michael, laborer, h. 59 Roosevelt h. 199 Stanton Phelan Michael, shoemaker, 243£ Tenth av. Philips Eliza, wid. Geo. boardingh. 454 Eighth av. Phelan Owen, butcher, h. r. 184 Ludlow Philips Elizabeth, h. 607 Third av. Phelan Patrick, carpenter, h. 95 W . 32d Philips Elizabeth, wid. Peter, h. 88 Marion Phelan Patrick groceries, h. 1 Marion Philips Geo. butcher, 2 & 4 Union mkt. h. 135 Suffolk Phelan Patrick, ^plasterer, 131 E. 11th, h. 131 E. 11th Philips Isaac O. steamtugs, 85 South, h. 297 Third Phelan Peter, laborer, h. r. 86 Catharine Philips James N. shipchandler, 85 Pike, h. 73 Grand Phelan Thomas, bricklayer, h. 24 W illett Philips John, police, h. 105 W . 33d Phelan Thomas, carman, h. 192 Seventh Philips John, porter, h. 34 Elizabeth Phelan Thomas, laborer, h. 31 Whitehall Philips John, laborer, h. 205 W . 26th Phelan Thomas, carman, h. 92 W illett Philips John, butcher, 2 Union mkt. h. 172 Stanton. Phelan Timothy, h. 197 W . 16th v* Philips John C. clerk, 6 mer. ex. h. 180 Water, B'lyn Phelan William, cooper, h. 32 Cherry Philips John C. machinist, h. 44 Orchard Phele Mary, seamstress h. r. 83 Forsyth Philips John D. tailor, 3 Murray, h. 282 Grand Phelps Alvah, charcoal, foot W. 24th, h. 338 W . 24th Philips Margaret, wid. William, h. 9 Leonard Phelps Anson G. mer. h. First av. c. E. 30th Philips Mary, wid. Robert, h. 293 Madison Phelps Anson G. jr. mer. 19 & 21 Cliff, h. 30 E. 15th Philips Michael, coachman, h. 77 W . 27th Phelps Justus M. 100 William, h. 233 W . 19th Philips Ralph, carpenter, h. 129 W . 35th Phelps D. wid. Thaddeus, h. 23 W . 16th Philips Samuel carman, h. 165 Bowery Phelps Edward B. teacher, h. 350 Bleecker Philips Samuel, cooper, h. r. 204 Delancey Phelps Edward R. salesman, h. 28 Yandam Philips Samuel, carter, h. 207 E. Broadway PHELPS ELISH A B. mills, Eleventh av. c. W . 29th, Philips Sam. crockery, 124 First av. h. 124 First av. h. 332 Tenth av. Philips William, carpenter, h. Second av. n. E. 40tb Phelps Eliza, wid. Benjamin, boardingh. 69 Murray Philips William, marshal, h. 3 Roosevelt Phelps Francis E. pres. am. min. co. 53 Broadway Philips;William A, (eol’d), boatman, h. 223 Second Phelps George, acct. h. 138 Rivington Philips William H. provisions, 199 HILLIPS W ILLIAM W. (Rev.), h. 62 Hammond c. Pearl, Brooklyn >hillips Zebulon, publisher, 57 John, h. — Sixtn Phillips John I. camphene, h. 102 Suffolk fillip s & Healy, com. mere. 11 Water Phillips John J. liquors, 69 Mercer, h. 69 Mercer fillip s & Lee, whiting, 177 William & 120&122Ply­ Phillips John K. pianos, 79'E. 13th, h. 87 Irving pi. mouth, Brooklyn Phillips John N. carman, h. 48 Perry ’hillips & Northrup, strawgoods, 52 Cedar Phillips John P. paints, 75 Av. C, h. 90 Av. C >HILLIPS & SPENCER, drygoods. 58 Liberty »tttt t TTia c_ a a v t v v Mala K1 William. 6* Phillips John R. carman, h. 257 Rivington Phillips John Y. machinist h. 126 Broome 13th & Seventh c. Third av. ^ * m, PHILLIPS JONAS, imp. 87 Pearl, h. Brooklyn hillips & Sheddon, feed & flour, 192 W. 16th & w PHILLIPS JONAS B. lawyer, 37 Chambers, h. 102 West Fourth av. hilp Frank, boxmaker, h. r. 5 Cdumbia Phillips Jonas N. shipch’dler, 85 Pike si. h. 73 Greene hilp Sarah, wid. William, h. 74 Fourth Phillips Joseph, collector, h. 14 Leroy hilp William H. windowshades, 150 Barrow, h. Phillips Joseph A. pickles, 575 Greenwich, h. 8$ Varick j Bethune hilpitt Frederick C. carpenter, h. r. 28*2 Second Phillips Joshua, clerk, h. 602 Houston hilpitt James, carpenter, 8 Gouverneur -L n. Phillips Karpel, fhrrier, 38 Goerck, h. 88 Goerck e. Ninth, WilUamsbwrg'fi on 8 8d. Phillips L. clothing, 7 Orange, h. 7 Orange hilpitt Robert F. barber, 142 Maiden la. h.2U Phillips Lambert A. costumer, 77 Chatham Phillips Lazarus, teacher, h. 258 Fifth h i l ^ ^ ^ i ^ f t ^ i t , 1 Fulton mkt. h. Brooklyn Phillips Levy, h. 34 Bayard hilpot George, carpenter, h. 26 Factory Phillips Lewis, butter, Essex mkt. h. 82 Sheriff hilpott Elizabeth, seamstress, h. 65 Green© Phillips Lewis, sec. ins. co. 66 Wall, h. 7 W . 20th hilps John, smith, h. 276 W. 82d Phillips Lewis H. imp. 4 Cedar, h. 47 King hilstrom Joseph, jeweler, 6 Grand holder* Phillips Lewis W . coals, Third av. c. Seventh, & 62 hineas Myer W. manufacturer steelpens, now W. 13th, h. 92 W . 22d & seals, 118 William, b.123 Second PID 551 PIE Phinney Abby, wid. Samuel (coPd), h. 80 Christopher I 5 N * 2® Charies H- seaman, h. 65 W est Phinney E lihujr. mer. 13 & 15 Park row j gslm ann C h iles H. grocer, 338 Henry, h. 838 Henry Phinney Geo. H. candles, 337 Eighth, h. 221 Christie Phinney George W . bookbinder, h. 206 Sullivan 1 grocer’ 62 M 102 Mott, h. PHINNEY & PITTS, candies, 337 Eighth |Piefer Frederick, candies, h. 126 Broome Phipanv Joseph, carman, h. 251 Second Piefer John, grocer, 155 EL 24th, h. 155 E. 24th PHIPPS GEORGE W. ironworks, E. 131st c. Fourth JPiefer & Co. grocers, 155 E. 24th av. h. 70 E. 14th Pieper Henry, grocer, 37 Oak, h. 37 Oak Phipps John, clothing, 70 Fulton, h. N ew ark Pieper Henry, liquors, 73 James, h. 73 James Phipps Samnel, imp. 64 & 66 Broadway, h. B oston Pieper Julios, soap, First av. e. E. 45th, office, 26 Phipps Samuel jr. imp. 64 Broadway W illett, & grocer, Elizabeth e. Bayard, h. Eliza­ Phipps Thomas, liquors, 60 James, h. 60 James beth, c. Bayard Phipps J. L . strawgoods, 25 Murray& 29 Warren J Platt Nathan C. watches 20 Maiden la. h. 29 Wash­ Plumer Henry, grocer, 4 Centre mkt. pi. ington sq. Plumer Thomas, 163 Yarick Platt Nathan O. jr. clerk, 20 Maiden la. h. 29 Wash­ Plumley Alexander R. agent, h. 53 E. 31st ington pL Plumley Gardiner S. organist, h. 1 E. 21st Platt Peter, moulder, h. W . 23d n. Ninth av. PLUMMER EBENEZER, liquors, 24 Catharine, h. Platt Rich’d H. liquors, 445 Broome, h. 192 Mulberry Brooklyn Platt Robert, laborer, h. r. 237 W. 17th Plummer Gordon, notary public, 14 mer. ex. h Platt Rufus D. flour, 38 Front, h. Bavenswood Brooklyn Platt Sami. H. umbrellas 63 William, h. 220 Broome Plummer Hiram, strawgoods, 131 Pearl, h. 69 Presi­ Platt Samuel R. hardware, 60 Cortlandt, h.-19 Rut­ dent, Brooklyn ger’s pi. Plummer Jane, wid. William, h. 16 Union sq. Platt Thomas jr. upholsterer, 290 Greenwich, h. 179 Plummer Jerome S. salesman, 134 Pearl, h. 37Tomp­ Tenth av. kins pi. Brooklyn PLATT WARNER, crockery, 419 Eighth av. imp. Plummer Joseph, printer, 49 Ann, h. 30 More, Wil & retail dealer in china, glass & earthenware, h. 126 liamsburgh W . 22d Plummer Roswell, com. mer. 3 Front, h. — Butler, Platt William F. upholsterer, 290 Greenwich, h. 58 Brooklyn Lexington av. Plummer William, wheelwright, h. 104 Broome Platt Wm. H. clerk, 20 Maiden la. h. 29 Wash’ton pi. Plump Henry, grocer, 490 Seventh av. Platt Wm. H. mer. 45 Pearl, h. 77 Lexington av. Plumstead Harvey, boatman, h. 128 Charlton Platt Wright, moulder, h. 126 Av. O Plumstead Louis M. carman, h. 118 Hammond PLATT &> BROTHER, imps, watches, jewelry, cut­ Plunket James, laborer, h. 242 Sixth av. lery & fancygoods, 20 Maiden la. & gold & sil­ Plunket John, typefounder, h. 142 Elm ver refinery and bullion office, 4 Liberty pi. & 26 Plunket Patrick, liquors, 8 Jackson, h. 3 Jackson Thomas Plunkett Alfred, fancygoods, 6 Dey, h. 49 Fifth Platt W. F. & Brother, upholsterers, 290 Greenwich Plunkett Edward, painter, h. 296 First av. Platt & Brown, com. mers. 45 Pearl Plunkett Ernest L. clerk, 64 Water, h. 49 Fifth Platt & Combs, grocers, 23 Pitt, & 126 Broome Plunkett Geo. shoemkr. 805 First av. h. 305 First ay. Platt Quere William, groceries, h. 333 W. 26th QUIMBY ABEL M. & SON, lightning rods, 182E. Quereau Anna S. dressmaker, h. 386 Sixth av. 27th & 18 Nassau, b. 132 E. 27th Querileve Francis, pianos, h. 34 Third av. Quimby David, carman, h. 279 Seventh - Queripel Charles, grocer, 340 Seventh av. QUIMBY DAYID S. grates & fenders, Henry e. Queripel Henry, coal, 18 Forsyth, 189 Greene, 278 Poplar, Brooklyn Cherry, & 185 First av. h. 213 W. 3lst Quimby Edward E. lightningrods, 132 E. 27th & 18 Queripel Henry jr. & Co. coal, 78 Thompson, h. 213 Nassau, h. 132 E. 27th H W. 81st Quimby Geo. hardware, 132 Sixth av. h. 132 Sixth av Queripel Job, coal, First av. h. 43 Powers, Williams- Quimby Josiah B. collector, h. 298 Fifth 'v- burgh Quimby Mary J wid; William P. h. 841 Sixth , / Queripel Joseph, carpenter, h. 168 Division Quimby Nathaniel H. *physician, h. 187 E. Broadway Queripel Joseph, coal, 19 Forsyth, 89 Greene, and Quimby Valentine, flour, 94 Thompson, h. 198 Spring First av. c. Ninth, h. 12 Wooster Quimby & Co. flour, 94 & 96 Thompson Queripel Samuel P. coal, 17 Anthony, and 62 W. Quin Agnes H. milinery, 404 Bowery Washington pi. h. 190 W. 30th Quin Ann, wid Owen, h. 41 Laurens Querk Elizabeth, wid. Thomas, h. r. 291 W. 27th Quin Bernard, laborer, h. r. 251 Spring Querling John, bootmaker, h. 159 W. 15th Quin Bernard, liquors, 42 Leonard, h. W. 42d Quera E. perfumer, 341 Broadway, h. Jersey City Quin Charles, carpenter, h. 575 Third av. Quesne Eugene, editor, 17 Spruce Quin Dennis, carman, h. 112 Broome Quest John, painter, h. 47£ Carmine Quin Edward, hides, h. 469 Second av. Quick Abraham H. mason, h. 888 Third av. Quin Francis, liquors, 44 W. 18th & 358 First aY. Quick David R. patternmaker, 819 Fifth, h. 294 Fifth 353 First av. . — 0Af. Quick George, carman, h. r. 89 Pitt Quin Henry, grocer, 170 W. 30th, h. 170 W. 80m Quick James, painter, h. 189 W. 23d Quin Henry H. hatpresser, 404 Bowery, h. 1 « w Quick James R. sashmaker, 370 Tenth, h. 108 Sixth 37th Quick John J. painter, 855 Houston JIN HENRY W. advertising agent, 49 & 51 Ann, Quick John, steward, h. 189 W. 28d h. I l l Monroe. 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Tenth av. Quinn Charles, clerk, 17 City Hall Quin James, laborer, h. 569 Greenwich Quinn Charles, smith, h. 6 0 8 Fourth Quin James, laborer, h. 4 Desbrosses. Quinn Cornelius, laborer, h. 157 Duane Quin James, milk, h. 157 Leonard Quinn Cornelius, tailor, h. r. 250 Mott Quin James M. physician, 154 Fifth Quinn Daniel, marblepolisher, h. 313 Av. A. Quin Johanah, wid. Edmund, h. r. 128 Yarick Quinn Daniel, school, 207 W . 25th, h. 210 W . 25th Quin John, cabinetmaker, h. 197 E. 13th Quinn Dennis, carman, h. 187 W. 19th Quin John, carman, h. r. 109 E. 11th Quinn Dennis, carpenter, h. 90 Ridge Quin John, clerk, h. r. 14 Fifth Quinn Edward, chandler, h. Second av. c. E. 29th Quin John, laborer, h. r. 309 Madison Quinn Edward, laborer, h. 324 Eighth Quin John, laborer, h. 171 E. 16th Quinn Edward, porter, h. 20 Mulberry Quin John, laborer, h. r. 43 Laurens Quinn Edward H. terracotta work, 82 Nassau, h. Quin John, laborer, h. r. 16 Washington Fifth n. N. 6th, WiUiamshurgh Quin John, laborer, h. r. 73 Goerck Quinn Eliza, wid. Felix, h. 68 King Quin John, laborer, h. 178 Elizabeth Quinn Elizabeth, wid. John, h. r. 263 Stanton Quin John, printer, h. r. 307 Madison Quinn Felix, laborer, h. r. W. 86th n. Ninth av. Quin John, policeman, h. E. 35th n. Third ay. Quinn Francis, police, h. r. 286 Walker Quin John, waiter, h. W. 40th n. Tenth av. Quinn Francis, Waiter, h. r. 3 Sixth Quin Joseph, pedler, h. 135 W . 16th Quinn Frederick, smokehouse, 99 Av. A Quin Joseph P. coal, 24 Hamilton, h. 44 Sixth Quinn George, painter, h. r. 59 Bayard Quin Joseph P. plumber, 544 Broadway & 12 Dey, Quinn George, tailor, h. 44 Hamersley * h. 119 Crosby QUINN GEORGE F. plumber, 1087 Broadway, h. Quin Margaret, wid. Felix, h. 872 Sixth 1087 Broadway Quin Marguerite, boardingh. 151 Hudson Quinn Henry, h. 168 W . 37th Quin Mary, wid. Joseph, millinery, 173 Eighth ay. h. Quinn Hugh, gardener, h. 191 W. 20th 183 Eighth av. Quinn Hugh, laborer, h. 28 Clarke Quin Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 380 Broome Quinn Hugh, stables, 23 Walker, h. 23 Walker Quin Matthew, blacksmith, 206 First av. Quinn J. Coats, 24 Hamilton, h. 44 Sixth Quin Michael, carman, h. 100 Tenth av. Quinn James, calker, h 216 Cherry Quin Michael, carman, h. r. 314 Henry Quinn James, cooper, h. 95 Cedar Quin Owen, carman, h. 250 E. 13th Quinn James, exchange, 67 Cannon Quin Patrick, marblecutter, h. 162 W . 18th Quinn James, laborer, h. r. 53 King Quin Peter, smith, h. 254 W. 37th Quinn James, h. 412 Seventh av. Quin Peter J. carver, h. r. 3 Yandam Quinn James, marblepolisher, h. 4 Desbrosses Quin Robert, laborer, 111 Tenth av. Quinn James, mason, h. 175 E. 22d Quin Robert P . agent, box 99 Chat sq. p. o. h. I l l Quinn James, plasterer, h. r. 69 Suffolk Monroe Quinn James, tinsmith, h. 121 Cherry Quin Thomas, builder, h. E. 37th n. Second av. Quinn Jas. A. confect 243 Bleecker, h. 243 Bleecker Quin Thomas, laborer, h. 65 Clarkson Quinn Jane, wid. James, h. 90 Third av. Quin Thomas, laborer, h. 169 E. 16th Quinn John, butcher, W . 43d n. Tenth av. Quin Thomas, smith, 426 Ninth av. - Quinn John, carman, h. r. 45 E. 25th Quin William carman, h. 113 W illett Quinn John, carpenter, h. W. 47th n. Eleventh ay. Quin William, compositor, h. 28 Spruce Quinn John, carpets, 321 Bowery, h. 310 Mott Quin William, laborer, h. 282 Ninth Quinn John, fruits, 14 Fulton m kt h. 14 Fifth Quin William, tailor, h. 695 Water Quinn John, grocer, 73 Cannon, h. 73 Cannon Quin Winifred, wid. John, h. 101 Fourth Quinn John, grocer, 93 Tenth av. h. 98 Tenth av. Quinan Henry E. drygoods, 64 Cedar, h. 81 E. 26th Quinn John, laborer, h. r. 394 Second av. Quinay Laurance, tailor, h. 128 Leonard Quinn John, laborer, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Quinby Aaron J. wheelwright, 134 E. 26th, h. 192 Quinn John, laborer, h. 14 Batavia Allen Quinn John, mason, h. 192 Seventh Quinby George W . hides, 193 Elizabeth, h. Flush­ Quinn John, pedler, h. r. E. 38th n. Third av. in g L. 1. Quinn John, printer, h. 307 Madison. Quinby Yalentine H. flour, 94 & 96 Thompson, h. Quinn John, quarryman, h. r. E. 38th n. Third av. 19S Spring Quinn John, shoemaker, h. 40 Spring Quinby Walter U. hides, 193 Elizabeth, h. 198 Eliz­ Quinn John A. printer, h. 219 Broome abeth Quinn Joseph, bookbinder, 107 Fulton, h. Mt. Vernon QU IN BY & CO. flour, 94 Thompson Quinn Joseph, liquors, Second av. n. E. 40th, h. Sec­ Quincey George, upholsterer, 293 Sixth av. h. 298 ond aV. n. E. 40th Sixth av. Quinn Lawrence, liquors, W . 43d n. Tenth av. h. Quinche Florian, importer, 81 Nassau, h. 114 Degraw, W . 43d n. Tenth av. B rooklyn Quinn Margaret, grocer, 130 W . 85th, h. 130 W . 35th QUINCY CHARLES E. mer. 69 Beaver, h. Fifth av. Quinn Margaret, wid. Michael, washer, h. r. 151E. 26th n. W . 21st Quinn Margarette, wid. William, h. 81 Henry QUINCY JOHN W . mer. 81 John, h. 59 Ninth Quinn Mary, wid. John, pedler, li. E. 89th n. Sec. av. Quincy W ilTiam, liquors, 155 Ludlow Quinn Mary A. washerwoman, h. 20 Mulberry Qaindern Edward, cabinetmaker, h. 160 Thompson Quinn Marvanne wid. Jas. fancystore, 254 Bowery, Quiney Laurence, tailor, h. 128 Leonard h. 254 Bowery Quinion Joseph, confectioner, 140£ Walker, h. 1401- Quinn Mathew, boatman, h. 282 Rivington Walker Quinn Mathew, flagger, h. 4 Dunham pi. Quinlan Daniel, porter, h. 16 Front Quinn Matthew, tailor, h. r. 178 Thompson Quinlan Denis, butcher, h. 18 Sixth Quinn Malvina, milliner, h. 17 Catharine Quinlan Dennis, carpenter, h. 318 Eighth Quinn Mich’l, agt, 86 South, li. E. 87th n. Third av. Quinlan Edward, carman, h. 802 Front Quinn Michael, carpenter, h. W . 44th n. Ninth av. Quinlan James, speculator, h. 48 Cherry Quinn Mich’l, grocery, 14 Thompson, h. 14 Thompson Quinlan John, tailor, h. 41 Anthony Quinn Michael, grocer, 18 Desbrosses Quinlan 'Patrick, shoemaker, h 7 Mulberry Quinn Michael, laborer, h. r. W. 36th n. Tenth av, Quinlan Pat’k, shoes, 110 Roosevelt, h. 110 Roosevelt Quinn Michael, laborer, b. r. 394 Second av. Quinlan William, stonecutter, h. 119 E. 11th Quinn Michael, porter, h. r. 241 Mulberry Quinland John, pedler, h. 75 Gold Quinn Michael, stonecutter, h. 277 Ninth av. Quinlen Thomas, baker, h. r. 146 Cherry Quinn Michael, waiter, h. 244 Third av. Quinlin Michael, porter, h. 128 Anthony Quinn Owen, bricklayer, h. 274 Av. A RAB 566 KAE Quinn Owen, pedler, h. r. 1T3 First av. Rabineau William B. saloon, Battery Quinn Patrick, carpenter, h. 119 W. 26th Rabits Eliza, washing, h. 249 First av. Quinn Patrick, driller, h. 156 W . 30th Rabman Gottlieb, tailor, h. 71 Cannon Quinn Patrick, laborer, li. r. 104 Bayard RABOLD DANIEL, builder, h. 234 W. 28d Quinn Patrick, laborer, h. 372 Third ay. Rabold William, mason, h. 277 Fifth Quinn Patrick, marblecutter, h. 162 W. 13th Rabor Frederick, gimp, h. 61 Robinson Quinn Patrick, porter, h. 144 E. 21st Racer Bernard, segars, 4 James slip Quinn Patrick, printer, h. 25 Yandewater , Racey Joseph H. fish, 2 & 4 Centre m kt h. 132 Mott Quinn Patrick, shoemaker, h. r. 27 Second Rachau John A. F. mer. 126 Pearl, h. 80 Amity Quinn Peter, carman, h. r. 101 Mott Racine Charles, salesman, h. 36 Walker Quinn Peter, laborer, h. r. 28 Lewis Rachen Hammond, grocer, 274 Av. B, h. 274 Av. B Quinn Peter, liquors, 855 Tenth ay. h. 355 Tenth av. Rack John, shoemaker, h. r. 145 Duane Quinn Peter, overseer, h. 536 Eighth av. Racke John E. grocery, 13 Amos, h. 13 Amos Quinn Peter, quarryman, h. E. 40th n. Second av. Rackwood John 8. mer. 5 Erie bl’d’gs, h. 263 Madison Quinn Philip, tailor, h. r. 54 Oliver RadcliffAndw. N. fish, 5 & 6 Essex m kt h. 53 Ludlow Quinn Richard, bootmaker, h. 217 Elizabeth Radcliff Charles, h. 3 Abingdon pi Quinn Richard, eatingsaloon, 49 Bowery, h. 57 Mott Radcliff Fred. E. fancygoods, 23 Cortlandt, h. Dutch Quinn Robert, painter, h. 89 Cannon ess Co. . Quinn Roger, laborer, h. 25 Pell Radcliff Isaac, clerk, h. 211 W. 26th Quinn Simon, carpenter, W. 44th n. Ninth av. Radcliff Jane, wid. Schuyler, h. 187 Goerck Quinn Terence, laborer, h. 48 Prince Radcliff Samuel, supt. or paving streets, off. 57 Tom­ Quinn Thomas, carpenter, h. 121£ W. 27th kins, b. 10 W. 18th Quinn Thomas, driver, h. 83 W. 19th Radcliff William, com. mer. 101 Wall & 114 Front l. Quinn Thomas, mason, h. 276 First av 63 State, Brooklyn M Quinn Thomas, mason, h. W . 88th n. Eighth av. Radcliff William, com. mer. 10 Broadway Quinn Thomas, plasterer, h. 99 E. 30th Radcliff Jacob I. lawyer, 68 Wall, h. 70 w. 32d Quinn William, hatter, h. 26 Monroe Radcliff & Whedon, lawyers, 68 Wall Quinn William, laborer, h. 231 E. 20th Radcliffe Hiram, drover, h. 179 Fourth Quinn William, seaman, h. 11 Doyers R A D D E W IL L IA M , publisher, 322 Broadway, ho­ Quinn William (Rev.), 15 Barclay moeopathic medicine and books, sole agent for Quinn William, machinist, h. 152 W. 28th the Leipzig central homoeopathic pharmacy, 322 Quinn William P. clerk, 327 Tenth Broadway, {see advert, first p. back) Quinn Maher, boots & shoes, 226 Third av. Read James M. baker, Sixth av. c. W. 30th, b. 9o h. Rayner Benjamin L. lawyer, 22 First av. 29th Rayner George, bookkeeper, 78 Broad, h. B rooklyn Read James ML broker, 40 Wall , Rayner Robert J. artist, University buildings Read Jehial, hats EE 572 REE fteed Albert A. billiards, 894 B’dway, h. 118 Forsyth Eeed Kearan, plumber, 604 Grand, h. 41 Montgomery Reed Albert & Co. prov. 218 Fulton, h. 59 Murray Eeed Kehren, vegetables. 28 Catb. m kt h. 54 Scam! Reed Alexander M. plasterer, h. 114 W . 30th Reed Lewis, carman, h. 882 Bleecker Reed Alfred, carman, h. 272 W . 31st Reed Lewis A. carman, h. 84 Amos Reed Almet, grocer, 107 & 108 West, h. 7 W . 22d Reed Lewis B. silks, 13 John h. 214 E. Broadway Reed Andrew, shoemaker, h. r. 187 Delancey Reed Lewis B. jr. lawyer, 18 Park pi. h. Pacific Reed Anna, teacher, h. r. h. 189 W. 25th B rooklyn ^ Reed Asahel, clerk, 290 Walker Reed Lewis G. fancygoods, 349 Sixth av. Reed Augustus, carman, 34 Amos Reed Lydia, wid. John, provisions, 26 Essex mkt b Reed B. clerk, h. 230 Broome 95 Ludlow Reed Benjamin, polisher, h. 139 E. 24th Reed M. M dressmaking, h. 85 Bleecker Reed Caroline, h. 199 W . 24th Reed Martin H. carman, h. 157 W. 18th Reed Charles, ironfounder, 42, 44 & 46 Duane, h. 191 Reed Mary, wid. H y, prov. 23 Essex mkt 104 Essex E. 23d Reed Mary, wid. Orlando, h. 62 Orchard Reed Charles H. segarmaker, h. 146 Lewis Reed Mary, wid. Robert, boardingh. 118 W. 20th Reed Charles H. seaman, h. 229 E. 20th Reed Michael, laborer, 128 E. 22d Reed Charles R. R. carman, h. Eighth av. c. W . 50th Reed Nathan, undertaker, 180 Cannon, h. 180 Cannon Reed Clarissa, h. 15 Second av. Reed Patrick, pedler, h. r. 122 Broomo Reed Cornelius, laborer, h. 12 Greenwich Reed Paul D. agent, 390 West Reed Daniel, hardware, 95 Maiden la. h. South E ast Reed Peter, confectioner, h. 250 W. 16th Reed Daniel V. builder, h. 448 Fourth Reed Philander, teacher, h. 71 Amos Reed David B. butcher, 13 & 15 Jefferson mkt. h. 7 Reed Pliny L. printer, h. 198 W. 15th Abingdon pi. Reed Rebecca, wid. Isaac, h. 84 Yandam Reed David L. broker, 238 Grand, h. 12 Crosby Reed Richard, crockery, 121 Cherry, h. 121 Cherry Reed Diana, wid. Isaac (cord), washing, h. r. 57 REED RICHARD, lawyer, 82 Nassau, h. 95 Firstay. Thompson Reed Robert, polisher, h. 101 E. 16th Reed E. Harrison, butcher, 44 Whitehall, h. 415, Reed Robert J. & Co. slatemanufacturers, 52 White Tenth av. & c. Washington & Clarkson, h. 721 Greenwich Reed Eliza, furniture, 484 Hudson, h. 484 Hudson Reed Samuel, melter, h. 19 Lewis Reed Eliza, wid. Silas, boardingh. 178 Chambers Reed Samuel C. provisions, 218 Fulton, h. J a m a ic a Reed Elizabeth, wid. Thomas, h. 863 Eighth av. Reed Sophia, wid. Israel, carver, h. 135 E. 22d Reed Elizabeth S. wid. Hiram, h. 455 Fourth Reed Sophronia, h. 53 Greene Reed Ephraim, clerk, 2 Hall of records, h. 45 Suffolk Reed Stephen, lawyer, 95 Cedar, h. Brooklyn Reed Eunice, lumber, 46 Mangin c. Delancey, h. 267 Reed Thaddeus S. carman, h. 108 Lewis Fifth. Reed Thomas, late mer. h. 51 Greenwich Reed Euphemia, h. 709 Greenwich Reed Thomas, laborer, h. 145 Orange Reed Ezra, clerk, c. h. h. 173 E. 17th Reed Thomas, carman, h. r. 83 Perry Reed Ferdinand, shoes, 42 Cortlandt, h. 235 Henry Reed Thomas, shipjoiner, 100 Av. D. Reed George, blacksmith, h. r. 154 W. 17th Reed Willard S. stables, h. 559 Houston Reed George, builder, h. 513 Third av. Reed William, upholsterer, 79 Chatham Reed George C. h. 685 Houston Reed William, h. 75 Orchard Reed George W. agent, 1£ First, h. 81 First Reed William, flagger, h. 138 W. 32d Reed Harvey, fish, 324 Houston Reed William, pilot, 179 South, h. 189 Monroe Reed Henry C. carman, 40 Amos Reed William, sbipcarpenter, h. 291 Seventh Reed Henry L. moroccodresser, h. r. 25 Hester Reed William G. M. shipbuilder, h. 273 Third Reed Horatio, dining saloon, h. 30 Bayard Reed Wm. H. butcher, 121 Ninth av. h. 215 W. 19th Reed Isaac H. mer. 17 South, h. N. Y . hotel Reed William R. clerk, h. 51 Perry Reed Israel jr. mason, h. 48 Third av. Reed Zac. (col’d), oysters, 167 Leonard, h. 102 Centre Reed Jac. R. butch. 2 Clinton m kt h. 129 Charlton Reed A. & F. boots, 42 Cortlandt Reed James, accountant, h. 104 Essex Reed & Moss, restaurant, 15 Bowery Reed James, blacksmith, Fourth av. n. E. 42d, h. Reed & Truesdell, stables 174 Mercer Fourth av. b. E. 41st & 42d Reed, Feitner & Co. drovers, E. 42d n. First av. Reed Jas. shipjoiner, 59 & 61 Mangin, h. 57 Mangin Reed, Tice & Hamilton, shipjoiners, 59 &61 Mangin Reed James, laborer, 48 Elm Reeder Matilda, wid. Samuel, tailoress, h. 92 Av. C. Reed James jr. butcher, 844 Fourth av. h. 51st n. Reeder Nathaniel, boatman, — South, e. river Fourth av. Reeder Rachel, h. 93 Watts Reed James, clerk, Washington mkt. h. 39 Horatio Reedy Maurice O. K. physician, h. 62 E. 27th Reed Jas. cooper, 130 Broad, h. E. 51st n. Fourth av. Redy Michael, mason, h. 191 First av. Reed James, laborer, h. r. 122 Broome Reeg Casper, teacher, h. 2 Garden r. Reed James, rigger, h. 108 Norfolk Reehill Edward, moulder, h. 273 W. 29th Reed James, seaman, h. 146 Cherry Reehill James, laborer, h. 172 W. 16th Reed James, cabinetmaker, h. 80 W . 20th Reeh Adam, segarmaker, h. 223 Rivington Reed James (cord), seaman, h. 86 Sullivan Reehill John, tailor, h. 180 Elizabeth Reed Jas. A. dentist, 200 Third av. h. 200 Third av. Reek Edmund, plumber, h. 15 Astor pi. Reed James A. carman, h. 15 Orchard Reek & McMenomy, plumbers, 15 Astor pi. Reed James G. publisher, 143 Nassau, h. 62 S. Third Reel James, carman, h. 167 W. 85th WiUiamsbwrgh Reely Thomas, smith, h. 470 Fourth Reed James R. police, 88 Barclay Reen Robert, butcher, h. 118 E. 16th Reed Jane, h. r. 147 W. 22d Rees Charles, daguerreotypes, 289 Broadway Reed Jerome, upholsterer, 9 First, h. 260 S. Third, Rees Ferdinand, jeweler, 171 Houston Williamsb urgh Rees Hans, leatherbelting, 87-Spruce, h.h.7san Reed John, liquors, 201 South, h. 183 Cherry Reed John, baker, h. 174 Mulberry Rees Henry, confec. 244 Eighth av. h. 244 Eighth ay* Reed John, machinist, h. 605 Grand Rees Herman, jeweler, 171 Houston Reed John, silversmith, h. r. 88 Vandam REE8 JACOB, porter, h. 72 & 74 Pitt Reed John, policeman, h. r. 101 Orchard Rees Jens, leather, 49 Ferry, h. W. 79th b. Fo Reed John, vegetables, 56 Cath’e mkt, h. 20 Cath’e si. Fifth avs. Reed John & Co. liquors, 201 South, h. 183 Cherry Rees John, drygoods, 162 Chatham Reed John A. clerk, 20 Maiden la. h. 29 Barclay Rees John, calker, h. 419 Tenth Reed John F. cooper, 130 Broad, h. Hicks c. Harrison, Rees Lewis, grocer, 28 Sullivan B rooklyn Rees Thos. R. washing, h. 246 Mulberry Reilly John, furniture, r. 82 Hester, h. 82 Hester Reily Thomas, clerk, h. 267 W. 28th * ** Reilly John, shoemaker, 88 Ninth av. Reily Thomas, groom, h. 29 Sheriff Reilly John, cordials, 81 W. 18th, h. 81 W. 18th Reily Thomas, plumber, h. 430 Eighth av. Reilly John, bootmaker, 110 Troy, h. 110 Troy Reily Thomas C. blacksmith, h. W . 86th bet Tenth Reilly John, carman, h. 2X0 Av. A & Eleventh avs. Reilly John, carman, h. 255 E. 21st Reily William, laborer, h. 263 Stanton Reilly John, laborer, h. r. 172 Elizabeth Reily William, laborer, h. r. 122 E. 22d Reilly John, laborer, h. 249 E. 18th Reily William, liquor, 4 Market Reilly John, laborer, h. r. 91 Pitt Reiman John, laborer, h. 267 William Reilly John, mason, h. 452 Third av. Reimer Catherine, wid. Henry, h. 107 Orchard Reilly John, rigger, h. r. 27 Monroe Reimer Charles, brushmaker, h. 91 Norfolk Reilly John, tailor, h. 108 Roosevelt Reimer Charles, h. 17 Allen Reilly John, porterhouse, 62 Thompson & 296 Ninth Reimer Frederick, late farmer, h. 166 Av. A av. h. 296 Ninth av. Reimer F. W. importer, 7 Pine, h. Germany Reilly John, laborer, h. E. 47th n. Second, av. Reimer George, bellowsmaker, h. 21 Allen Reilly John, waiter, h. 5 Hester Reimer John, late merchant h. 17 Allen Reilly John, liquor, 290 Rivington, h. 290 Rivington Reimer John, bootmaker, h. 241 Seventh av. Reilly John A. shipwright* 245 South, h. Williams- Reimer & Mecke, importers, 7 Pine • burgh Reimer Christian, grocer, 67 Mott Reilly John J. clerk, 2 Hall o f Records, h. 507 Grand Reimers Christian, grocer, W. 85th n. Seventh av. Reilly John M. & Co. liquors, 172 South, h. 238 Jay, Reimers John J. wooden ware, 253 Wash. h. 93 Brooklyn , Church Reilly Kate, wid. John, h. 9 W. 15th Reimers Theodore, broker, 90 Beaver, h. Franklin Reilly Margaret, millinery, 560 Eighth av. h. 560 ter. Hoboken Eighth av. Reimhilt Peter, carpenter, h. 582 Fourth Reilly Mary, fancygoods, 15 Frankfort Reine John, carpenter, h. 828 First av. Reilly Maria, wid. Edward, sewing, h. 14 Batavia Reinecke John F. sugarrefiner, r. 81 Chrystie Reilly Michael, grocer, 68 James, h. 68 James Reiner Augustus, b. 225 Eighth av. Reilly Michael, Doilermaker, h. 165 E. 11th Reiner Augustus, jr. hardware, 217 Eighth av. h. 217 Reilly Michael, carman, h. 601 Fourth Eighth av. Reilly Michael, farmer, h. 94£ Essex Reiner Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 206 Av. C Reilly Owen, liquors, 3 Marion, h. 3 Marion Reiners Augustus, carman, h. 99 W. 19th Reilly Owen, mason, h. E. 29th c. Second av. Reiners Harmund, grocer, 146£ Rivington, & 42 Reilly Patrick, laborer^ h. r. 79 Lewis Clinton, h. 146 Rivington Reilly Patrick, laborer, h. 241 Seventh av. Reiners John, liquors, 217 E. 24th Reilly Patrick, laborer, h. 347 Tenth av. Reiners Reinhard, grocer, 362 Third av. * Reilly Patrick, liquors, 197 Av. A, h. 197 Av. A Reiners Robert, grocer, 146£ Rivington & 42 Clinton, Reilly Patrick, porter, h. 51 Cross h. 146 Rivington Reilly Patrick, porterhouse, 114 Cedar Reiners R. & H. grocers, 146£ Rivington &42 Clinton, Reilly Patrick, laborer, h. 193 Mercer Reiney Ann, widow, h. r. 128 E. 22d Reilly Patrick, bricklayer, h. 90 W. 28th Reinfeld John, butcher, h. 248 Stanton Reilly Patrick, seaman, h. r. 35 Monroe REINHARD CHRISTOPHER, grocer, 95 Essex, h. Reilly Peter, carman, h. 262 Elizabeth 95 Essex Reilly Peter, laborer, h. 79 Fifth Reinhard George, packer, h. I ll Hamersley Reilly Peter, shoemaker, h. 133 E. 24th Reinhard George, potter, h. r. 270 W. 28th Reiliy Peter, tailor, b. 300 W. 31st Reinhard John, turner, 85 Mercer, h. 106 Greene Reilly Peter, carman, h. 108 Troy Reinhard John A. shoemaker, 9 Thompson Reilly Richard, stonecutter, 249 E. 19th Reinhard John G. wheelwright, 506 Water, h. 506 Reilly Roderick, blacksmith, h. 175 First av. Water Reilly Rose, wid. Philip, h. r. 7 Attorney Reinhard Lawrence, sashmaker, 80 W. 85th, h. 74 REILLY SOLOMON S. lamps, 135 & 218 Canal, W. 85th 167 Greenwich & 36 & 38 Gansevoort, h. 67 Reinhard Charles, coppersmith, h. 708 Water Yarick * Reinhardt Gottleib^piano, h. 214 Grand Reilly Silas, tailor, 311 Greenwich, h. 811 Greenwich* REINHARDT JOHN & JACOB, hotel, 161 Wash­ Reilly Thomas, saloon, 878 Houston, h. 378 Houston ington Reilly Thomas, carpenter, h. 343 First av. Reinhart Catharine wid. Lewis, washing, h. 200 Reilly Thomas, drygoods, 117 Av. B, h. 117 Av. B Ninth av. Reilly Thomas, baker, h. Second av. n. E. 82d Reinhart Gertrude, boarding h. 126 Wooster Reilly Thomas, ostler, h. 199 Av. C Reinhart Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 207 Stanton Reilly Thomas, laborer, W. 26th c. Eleventh av. Reinhart John, carpenter, h. 51 Anthony Reilly Thomas, laborer, h. 246 E. 13th Reinhart Joseph, tailos, h. r. 57 Spring Reilly Thomas, liquors, 492 Greenwich Reinhart Michael, milk depot, 221 Stanton Reilly Thomas, liquors, Second av. n. E. 31st, & shoe­ Reinhart Simson, butcher, h. 83 Columbia maker, Second av. n. E. 31st Reinheimer Jonas, butcher, 9 Av. B, h. 9 Av. B Reilly Thomas, porterhouse, 492 Greenwich Reinheimer Nicholas, shoemaker, h. 221 Third Reilly William, clerk, 111 Broadway, h. 10 Beach Reinhold Margaret, wid Casper, h. 71 Second Brooklyn Remig Charles, butcher, 7 Spring Reilly William, cooper, h. r. 151 Ludlow Reinik Conrad, machinist, h. 234 Broome Reilly William, seaman, h. 91 Cherry Reinmund Julius, barber, 219 Houston Reily Anna, wid. Edward, h. 131 Walker Reinquin Pierce L. tailor, h. 25 Pell Reily Barney, laborer, h. 388 Twelfth Reinsch August, cabinetmkr. I ll Elm, h. 217 Centre Reily Edward, laborer, h. 23S Ninth av. Reinshagen Carl, cabinetmaker, h. 18 Carmine Reily Hugh, laborer, h. 890 Cherry Reinstein Simon, tailor, h. 2 Hall pi. Reily Hugh, coachman, h. r. 55 W. 18th Reinthalar Charles, painter, h. 396 Pearl Reily James, mason, h. 358 Eighth ay. Reirdon Ellen, wid. Martin, h. r. 149 Elizabeth Reily James, grocer, 342 Sixth, h. 344 Sixth Reis Falein, soapboiler, h. 457 E. 12th Reily John, laborer, h. r. 73 King Reis Elizabeth, wid. Evereth,;h. 92 W. 31st Reily John, laborer, h. 6 Dunham pi. Reis Jacob, carpenter, h. 87 W. 25th Reily John, liquors, 470 E. 12th, h. 470 E. 12th Reis James, tailor, h, 53 Greenwich Reily Mary, wid. Edward, h. r. 5 Sheriff Reis John, tailor, h. 521 Fourth Reily Mary, wid. John, h. 193 Av. A Reis John, tinman, 211 Centre Reily Michael, hawker, h. 62 Ridge Reis Simon, tailor, h. 228 Houston REN 576 RES Reisel Philip, shoemaker, h. 81 Sullivan Rendell John, goldpens, r. 132 William, h. Bklvn- Reisenberg Carl, segarmaker, h. 98 W illett Rendell & Fairchild, goldpens, r. 132 William ‘ Reisenweber Frederick, tinman, 1 Cortlandt Rendell Theodore, steward, 620 Broadwav Reisenweber Gottleib, butcher, h. r. 188 Eldridgjp Rendoles John, porter, h. 195 Seventh Reisenweber John, shoemaker, h. 70 W illett Rendolph Alexandria F. feedstore, 356 Tenth av Reisenweber Philip, shoemkr. 892 Second av. h. 892 Rendorf Diedericb, laborer, h. 359 W. 29th Second av. Reneir Nicholas, clerk, h. 46 Amity Reiser Martin, smith, h. 208 Av. C Renet John, smith, h. 160 Seventh av. Reiser William, tailor, h. 112 Rivington Renfrew Robert, imp. 10 Pine, h. Brooklyn Reisert Frederick, butcher, 150 Av. A, h. 150 Av. A Renfrew William, express, 1 Wall, h. 28 Perry Reisheim Henry, imp. 176 Front, h. Hoboken Renge Herman, charcoal, Eleventh av. n. W 80th Reisig Adolf, physician, h. 83 W. 14th Rengle David, butcher, h. 511 Grand Reisky Augustus, wines, 91 Bowery, h. 91 Bowery Renie Henry, laborer, h. r. 32 Cherry Reiss Francis, watches, 44 Third av. h. 44 Third av. Renie John, printer, h. 205 Fifth Reiss Philip, smith, h. 41 Grand Renken Horman, grocer, Seventh av. c. W. 20th REISS BROTHER9 & CO. imps. 52 E xchange^. Renker Charles, liquors, 90 Norfolk, h. 90 Norfolk Reiszer Louis, umbrellatnaker, h. 35 Sullivan Renkin Herman, grocer, h. 313 Seventh av. Reitzbach John, bootmaker, 161 Stanton Renne John Z. baker, h. 143 W. 8<)th Reitenbeg Philip, carpenter, h. E. 46th, n. Second av. Renner Augustus, locksmith, 93 Division Reiter George, laborer, h. r. 252 W. 35th Renner Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 31 Chrystie Reiter Henry W. paperboxes, 54 Ann h. Brooklyn- Renner Cornelius, tailor, h. 218 Rivington Reitey Margaret, laundress, h. 178 Laurens Renner Franz, wines, 167 William, h. I ll W. 80th Reith John, upholsterer, 161 Bowery Renner George, printer, h. 47 Norfolk Reither Henry, musician, 147 Second Renner Henry, carman, h. r. 499 Ninth av. Reither George, shoemaker, h. 142 Suffolk Renner Louis, shoemaker, h. 180 Suffolk Reither Henry, baker, h. 218 Stanton Renner Michael, printer,,24 N. William Reitinger John, baker, h. 166 Walker Renner F. & C. Wartz, wines, 167 William Reitmann August, grocer, 612 B'way, h. 612 B’way Renney Angelina, wid. A. nurse, h. 171 Madison Reitweinner John, bricklayer, h. W. 44th n. Ninth av. RENNIE JAMES, bleacher, b. 1 Twelfth Reitwich Barbara, matchboxes, h. r. 284 W . 44th Rennie Robert, merchant, 14 Cedar Reitz Christian, turner, h. 87 Ridge Renno Charles, tailor, h. 69 Cannon Reitzler Fred, tailor, 441 Houston, h. 441 Houston Renoole Samuel K. carpenter, h. 36 Ludlow Reius Meyer, pedler, h. r. 66 W illett Renode Hiram, carpenter, h. 36 Ludlow Rekerman Francis J. upholsterer, h. 88 Attorney Renoud David, paints, 338 Bowery, h. 888 Bowery Reley Patrick, blacksmith, h. 113 E. 28th Renoud Hopson, carpenter, h. 43 Sheriff Relley Mary, washing, h. 223 Yarick Renoud Jane, wid. Frederick, h. 137 Madison Relmus Lewis, shoemaker, h. r. 67 Ludlow Renschler Bernard, bootmaker, 27 Elizabeth Rely George, tailor, h. 77 Charlton Renshaw George, japanner, 44 Fulton, h. Wmbwrgh Rely John, grocer, 442 Third av. h. 442 Third av. Renshaw & Hill, japanners, 44 Fulton Relyea Esther, wid. Peter, boardingh. 84 W . 27th Renville Isaac, stables, h. r. 36 Downing Relyea Henry, coffins, h. 3 W illett Renville Maria H. wid. Thomas V. H. h. 51 Carmine Relyea John H. stagedriver, h. 207 W . 26th Renville William Y. silversmith, h. 287 Spring Relyea Louis, wid. Geo. dressmaker, h. 164 Mott Renville W illis J. acc’t, 289 Broadway R E LY EA PETER, undertaker, 3 W illett Renwick Henry, insp. steamers, c. h., h. Brooklyn Remback Adolph, segars, 238 Av. A Renwick Henry B. h. 21 Fifth av. Remde Lewis, sculptor, h. 221 W . 20th Renwick James, shoemaker, h. 156 W. 82d Remer Charles, carpenter, h. r. 196 Second Renwick James, professor, Col. coll. h. 2i Fifth av. Remer Jacob J. S. tailor, h. 152 Eldridge Renwick James jr. arch’t, 21 Fifth av. h. 21 Fifth av. Remier Jacob, cooper, 73 Anthony, h. 28 A v. B Renwick John, agent, h. r. 58 Hammond R em k e------clerk, h. 154 Spring Renwick W illiam R. mer. 163 Front, h. 81E. 18th Remington Chas. W. salesman, 94 B’way, h. B 'ldyn Renz Jacob, tailor, h. r. 46 Forsyth Remington James, furniture, h. 50 Ludlow Reober George, cabinetmaker, h. r. 179 Second Remington John W . 57 exchange, 67 Vesey, h. 116 Repper Frederick, liquors, 130 Ridge, h. 196 Houston Yarick Repper William, grocer, 61 Stanton, h. 61 Stanton Remington Joseph, preserves, 191 Chrystie & 79 Reppert Franz & Co. brewery, E. 45tb n. First av. Front, h. 190£ Chrystie Reppert Valentine, malster, h. 203 Third Remington Wm. S. com. 50 Fulton m kt h. 30 Repphahn Frederick H. barber, 150 Greenwich Yandam Repriert Sylvester, bricklayer, h. I ll W. 38th Remington & Co. preserves, 191 Chrystie & 79 Front Repsam Daniel, papermaker, h. W. 82d n. Eighth av. Remmer Franz, tailor, h. 84 Seventh Repsher David A. poultry, Washington mkt, b. 14 Remmey Chas. H. engraver, 210 Chatham, h. r. 289 Dominick Madison Repsman Jacob, shoemaker, h. r. 147 Stanton Remsen Daniel D. drygoods, 271 Grand, h. 520 Grand Repsun Jacob, bootmaker, h. r. 47 Clinton Remsen George, bootmaker, h. 92 Cannon REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 61 Remsen Henry R. 18 Park pi. h. 44 Fifth av. Wall Remsen James, h. 174 Delancey Requa Abraham, sec. 67 Chatham, h. Tarrytown Remsen James R. carpenter, 240 W. 30th Requa Austen & Co. iron railings, 221 Canal, b. 121 Remsen James V. B. mason, h. 211 E. 18th Y arick Remsen John, carman, h. 116 Christopher Requa Cornelius C. clerk, h. 45 E. Broadway Remsen John C. provs. 768 Washt’n, h. 577 Washt’n Requa Edwin, carman, h. 14 Gay Remsen John I. h. 145 W. 30th Requa E. Lee, clerk, h. 19 Ludlow pi. Remsen Robert G. physician, 18 Park pi. Requa Ellen, wid. James, h. 249 Spring Remsen Wm. lawyer, 18 Park pi. h. 26 W averley pi. Requa George, coaldealer, h. r. 51 Anthony Remson Benj. (col’d), boatman, h. r. 143 Chrystie Requa Jacob, builder, 167 & 169 Seventh av. h. Remson Mary, wid. Jacob, seeds, Fulton mkt, h. 84 23d c. Seventh av. Norfolk Requa Lewis B. clerk, 146 Clinton Remus Isaac, h. 154 Mott Requa Nathaniel, carman, h. 167 W. 18th Remy P. glass silverer,75 Broad, h. 15 Columbia, Requa & Berry, builders, 167 & 169 Seventh av. Brooklyn Resch Francis, segars, 30 Fourth av. h. 80 Fourth #v. Renall Ithamour W . hotel, 697 Broadway Resch George, tailor, h. r. 285 Broome Renard & Co. importers, 92 Broadway Resch William, tailor, h. 58 Anthony Renaud Ferdinand, varnisher, h. 465 Second av. Rese John, fireman, h. 53 Elizabeth Renaud George H. fruits. 198 Front, h. 194 E. 18th Resha Fidelia, 179 W. 21st Renaudin Pauline, boardingh. 390 Fourth Resigue John, jeweler, h 53 Watts rn. , r Renauld P. A. H. imp. 23 Beaver, h. 269 State, Rosier David, butcher, Fulton mkt b. 100 Clinton B rooklyn * Rest Nicodemus, tailor, h. 99 Pitt nhomWs RENAULD & FRANCOIS, imps. 23 Beaver RESTELL MADAME, physician, h. 162 cnamoer* Renee Henry, clerk, h. r. 139 Orchard Reston Cornelius, carpenter, h. 159 E. 21st Rendall Abrn. painter, Third av. b. E. 43d & 44th Reston Daniel, cooper, h. 279 Bleecker Rendell Abram D. painter, h. Third av. n. E. 43d Reston John, driver, li. 159 E. 21st REY 577 BEY Resta Joseph & Co. butcher, 25 Frankfbrt Reynolds Cath. wid. James, washing, h. 244 Mulberry Retert Charles, tailor, h. 141W. 29th Reynolds Clark, grocer, 64 Dey Reton Daniel, cooper, h. 279 Bleacher Reynolds Connor, laborer, h. 124 E. 22d Reton Mary, wid. Thomas R. thread, 59 Mott Reynolds Daniel, laborer, h. W. 42d n. Ninth av. Reton William, shoemaker, h. 168 Attorney Reynolds Dean F. salesman, h. 88 Fifth Retsch John, bootmaker, h. 821 Spring Reynolds E. A. jeweler, 30 Maiden la. h. Providence Rettberg Charles, boots, 18 Ludlow, h. 18 Ludlow Reynolds Edward, shoemaker, h. 10 Av. D Rettberg Philip, tailor, h. 212 E. 17th Reynolds Edward, liquors, h. 11 Reade * Retto Joseph, shoemaker, h. r. 231 Houston Reynolds Eliza, nurse, h. 51 Willett Retter Ludwig, tailor, h. 95 Pitt Reynolds Enos, carmayn, h. 92 Grove Rettengcr Henry, mason, h. r. 182 E. 28th Reynolds Erastus K. jewelry, 1 Cortlandt, h. 1 Bride© Rettmer Peter, grocer, 184 Monroe & 13 Leonard, h. REYNOLDS FRANCIS, gunmaker, 48 Chatham, h. 13 Leonard 12 Sixth Rettmire Nicholas, turner, 255 Rivington Reynolds Francis, porter, h. r. 24 Rivington Retzel Adam, tailor, h. r. 219 Third Reynolds Francis, h. 96 Seventh Reuben Lazarus, jeweler, h. 275 Elizabeth Reynolds Fredk. (col’d), whitewashes h. r. 85 King Reuben S. John, milk, 77 Broome, h. 77 Broome Reynolds George W. clothier, 70 & 72 Fulton, h. 131 Reuber Christian, grocer, 19 West, h. 61 Robinson Yarick Reuber Mary, washing, h. 61 Washington Reynolds Gilbert U. lawyer, 95 Cedar, h. YorkvUle REUBER C. & J. MA.HNKE, grocers, 19 West Reynolds Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 279 First av. Bench Conrad, baker, 94 Sheriff, h. 94 Sheriff Reynolds Henry, carman, h. 547 Third av. Bench George, baker, h. r.47 A y . B Reynolds Henry H. carman, h. 58 Grove Reuck William H. teacher, h. 68 Hester Reynolds Henry W. goldbeater, h. 243 Fifth Reudlinger Henry, mason, h. 238 Av. A Reynolds Hugh, liquors 65 Bayard Reumont Arthur, cloth relinisher, 392 Greenwich, h. Reynolds J. Spaulding, grocer, h. 64 Dey 88 Beach Reynolds J. Spaulding, mer. 100 West, h. 53 N. Moore Reumont & Dyrsen’ cloth refinishers, 892 Gr’nwich Reynolds James, laborer, h. W. 49th n. Ninth av. Reuss Konrad, bootmaker, h. 28 Division Reynolds James, polisher, h, 314 First av. Reuss Michael, cabinetmaker, h. 166 Second Beynolds James, tailor, h. 837 E. 12th Reutel Christian, butcher, 41 Jackson Reynolds James, mason, h. 883 Sixth Reuter Gustav, fancygoods, 103 Ninth av. Reynolds James lace, 268 Broome, h. Mamaroneck Reuter George, tailor, h. 1£ Carlisle Reynolds James, carman, h. 256 W. 29th Reuter Mathias, shoemaker, h. 32 Av. B Reynolds [James H. flour, 252 Ninth av. h. 308 Reuter Peter, grocer, 152 W . 13th, h. 152 W. 13th Ninth av. Reuter Edwin, liquors, 216 Av. A, h. 216 Av. A Reynols James S. h. 22 Bayard Reutlinger Leopold, pedler, h. 226 Rivington Reynolds Jane, wid. Phelam, h. r. 36 Columbia Beutlinger Segold, shoemaker, 480 E. 12th, h. 480 Reynolds John, carrier, h. r. 5Minctta E. 12th Reynolds John, clerk, h. 285 Hudson Reutzel Conrad, clerk, h. 2 Rutgers Reynolds John, confoc. 424 Hudson, h. 424 Hudson Revel Belthazer, barber, 72 Carmine, h. 72 Carmine Reynolds John, mason, h. 174 W. 18th Revel Patrick, polisher, h. 160 W. 16th Reynolds John, plasterer, h. r. 169 W. 35th Rever Jacob, porter, h. 113 Twelfth Reynolds John, horseshoer, 114 Elm, h. 18 Canal Rever Michael, hose, 78 -W. 13th and butcher, 636 Reynolds John, marbleworks, 641 Hudson Hudson, h. 78 W. 13th Reynolds John, policeman, h. 142 Sullivan Revere Edward, butcher, 41 Washington.mkt. h. 83 Reynolds John, clothier, 214£ West, h. 214£ West Second Reynolds Jn. liquors, 17, 33 & 42 Prince, h. 33 Prince Revere Frederick B. physician, h. 8 Ninth Reynolds John, porter, h. 158 E. 27th Revere John, carman, h. 31 Columbia Reynolds John, mer. 134 Pearl, h. Lafayette av. Revey Peter, blacksmith, h. 434 E. 10th Brooklyn Reville Edward, late butcher, h. 60 Pitt Reynolds John C. C. grocer, 119 West, h. 74 Second av. Revington Thomas, laborer, h. 396 E. Ninth Reynolds John G. major u. s. a. 91 Chatham, h. 188 Rew John J. printer, h. 470 Fourth Bridge, Brooklyn Rexaraus John, blacksmith, h. 99 Av. A Reynolds John J. carman, h. 142 Sullivan Rexford Daniel A. forwarding, 29 More, h. Sherburne, Reynolds John M. carman, 355 Tenth ' JV. Y. Reynolds John N. liverystable & carriage factory, Rexford George R. h. 67 Horatio 182 Suffolk h. 122 Second Rexford Nelson C. com. mer. 29 More, h. Henry c. Reynolds John S. painter, h. 127 W. 12th , Montague, Brooklyn Reynolds Joseph, cards, h. 1T4 Ludlow Rexford & Vanriper, com. mers. 29 More Reynolds Joseph, clerk, h. 147 W . 22d Rexher Gerhard, tailor, h. 28 Forsyth Reynolds Josiah, paperhanger, h. ,142 Cherry Rey John B. manufacturer of syrups, 102 Front, h. Reynolds Josiah N. conductor, h. 177 E. 11th William sburgh Reynolds Lewis, carpenter, h. 142 W. 18th Rey Robert, h. 221 W. 28th REYNOLDS LEWIS, shoes, 382 Grand h. 332 Grand Reybert James, boardingh. 75 W . 19th Reynolds Lockwood C.. agent, h. 114 Lewis Reybert Sylvester G. shipsmith, h. 232 Monroe Reynolds Lydia, wid. Theodore T. h. 79 Willett Reyels Frederick, liquors, 85 James, h. 85 James Reynolds Margaret, wid. Michael, h. W. 41st n. Reyer Henry, butcher, Broadway c. W. 21st, h. Sixth av. Bloomingdale Reynolds Maria, wid. Sands, h. 159 W. 30th Reyley Fred’k, shoemaker, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Reynolds Maria, dressmaker, h. 120 Eighth Reyman Simon, upholsterer, h. r. 101W. 30th Reynolds Michael, h. 2 Dunham pi. Reynal Charles, weaver, h. W . 48th n. Ninth av. Reynolds Michael, oysters, 474 Grand, h. 474 Grand Reynal S. R. com. mer. 12 Old si. b. 36 Bond Reynolds Michael, h. 313 Fifth Reynold Bernard, shoemaker, h. 65 Mott Reynolds Michael, h 346 Sixth av. Reynolds John, coachmaker, h. E. 41st n. First av. Reynolds Michael, laborer, h. 278 W. 17th Reynolds Rudolphe, pianomaker. h. 139 Third av. Reynolds Michael, liquors, 79 Mott Reynolds Albert R. h. 45 Grove Reynolds Michael, machinist, 802 Ninth, h. 802 Ninth Reynolds Alonzo G. weigher, 81 Broad, h. 2 Tompk’s Reynolds Michael, marblepolisher, h. 187 E. 38th Reynolds, Alpheus, mer. 6 Wall, h. Astor h. Reynolds Morris, clothier, 90 South, h. 249 Fulton, Reynolds Andrew, carman, h. 607 Fourth Brooklyn Reynolds Andrew J. inspector, h. 57 Broome Reynolds Morris, hardw’e, 13 Gold, b. 249 Fulton, B'n Reynolds Ann, clairvoyance and electricity, h. 50 Reynolds Naomi H. teacher, hi 266 E. Broadway Columbia Reynolds O. D. forwarding, h. 9 State Reynolds Ann, h. 828 Seventh av. Reynolds Orlando J. engineer, h. 508 Broome Reynolds Ann, dressmaker, h. 5 Franklin Reynolds Patrick, h. 214 W. 24th Reynolds Archibald O. h. 74 W . Broadway Reynolds Patrick, liquor, 510 Pearl, h. 510 Pearl Reynolds Benjamin, -oilclothing, 90 South, h. 7 Third Reynolds Patrick, laborer, h. 304 W. 28th Reynolds Bernard, laborer, h. 0.81 E. 16th Reynolds Patrick, h. 74 Gansevoort Reynolds Bridget, wid. John, washing, h. 182 Eliza- Reynolds Patrick, h. 91 Hester beth l Reynolds Patrick, laborer, h. 124 E. 22d Reynolds Catharine, wid. Michael, h. 404 Third av. Reynolds Patrick, mason, h. r. 76'Mulberry RHO 578 KIC Reynolds Patrick, mason, h. r. 278 W . 17th Rhoades Caleb, carman, h. 25 Troy Reynolds Patrick, laborer, h. 282 Sixth av. Rhoades D. P. clerk, Tribune buildings, h. 37 S 2d. Reynolds Peter, liquors, 166 Seventh ay. h. 166 WiUiamsburgh ' Seventh av. Rhoades Daniel, butcher, 86 Fulton m kt h. 121 Eiv. Reynolds Peter, carpenter, h. r. 49 Bank ington Reynolds teter, moulder, h. r. 65 Ridge Bhoades Edward, books, 133 Greenwich av. h 183 Reynolds Peter, lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. 76 Christopher Greenwich av. Reynolds Peter M. safetyfuse, 85 Liberty, h. W. J. Rhoades Hannah, poulterer, h. 25 Troy Reynolds Philip, lawyer, 11 Nassau, and safety fuse, Rhoades Henry, tailor, h. 84 E. Broadway 85 Liberty, h. 76 Christopher Rhoades Isaac A . butcher, 12 Essex mkt h. 65 First Reynolds Rhoda, wid. Jeremiah, boardingh. 183 Clin­ Rhoades Isaac, jr. butcher, 26 Fulton m kt h. N. J, ton Rhoades Phiannah, wid. Cornwell, boardingh. 805 E Reynolds Rich. M. flour, 247 Front, h. 140 Rivington Broadway Reynolds Richardson, stage proprietor, 327 W . 33d, h. Rhoades Richard, shoes, 192 Rowery, h. 192 Bowery 123 W . 25th Rhoades Thomas S. carpenter, h. 144£ E. 26th * Reynolds Rufus, shoemaker, h. 183 Clinton Rhoades Wm. butcher, Fulton mkt. h. 154 Rivington Reynolds S. lawstudent, 289 Broadway Rhode Isaac, tailor, h. 272 Rivington Reynolds Samuel W . mer. 120 Pearlh. 317 W . 21st Rhode John F. bootmaker, h. r. 121 Bowery Reynolds Sands, cartman, h. 99 Fourth Rhode Zechariah M. clothier, 17 City hall so h 2Q Reynolds Samuel, carman, h. 200-} Greene Chatham Reynolds Sarah, wid. John, vegetables, Jefferson Rhodeback Wm. ropemaker, h. W . 46th n. Sixth av. mkt. h. r. 521 Greenwich Rhodes Andrew, carpenter, h. W. 46th n. Eighth ay.' Reynolds Sarah, fancygoods, 74 W. Broadway Rhodes Anthony, laborer, h. 35 Laurens Reynolds Terence, liquors, 250 "West, h. 250 West Rhodes Catherine, wid. Isaac, h. 121 Orchard Reynolds Theodore W. carpenter, h. 2 Amos Bhodes Caleb, carman, h. 25 Troy Reynolds Thomas, strawgoods, 127 Pearl ,h. Lafay­ Rhodes,Charles F.* h. 80 Clinton pi. ette av. B rooklyn Rhodes D’aniel, butcher, 86 Fulton mkt h. 121 Eiv- Reynolds Thos. driver, h. 12 Gansevoort ington Reynolds Thomas, gardener, h. r. 60 Henry Rhodes Emerson, drygoods, 99 Liberty Reynolds Thomas, laborer, h. W . 41st n. Seventh av. Rhodes James M. hairdresser, Fourth av. n. E. 14th. Reynolds Timothy, laborer, h. 83 W . 17th h. 529 Broome Reynolds Uel, h. 122 Second Rhodes Jeremiah, hosemaker, h. 316 Third Reynolds W illiam, boardingh. 187 Mott Rhodes John H. shovels, 1J Platt h. Brooklyn Reynolds William, carman, h. W . 47th n. Eighth av. Rhodes John L. polisher, h. 316 Third Reynolds W illiam, plumber, h. 505 Tenth av. Rhodes Lewis, tanner, h. 34 Houston Reynolds Wm. grocer, 159 Houston, h. 159 Houston Rhodes William, plumber, 827 B’way, h. 827 B'dway Reynolds William, h. 81 King Rhodes William, butcher, 27 Fulton mkt h. 154Eiv- Reynolds W illiam, clerk, h. 92 Eighth ington Reynolds William, laborer, h. 192 W . 27th Rhodes William, capt h. 5 Goerck Reynolds William, porter, 56 W all Rhodes William B. mason, h. 151 W. 17th Reynolds W illiam B. mer. 92 Warren, h. 80 Rivington Rhodes W illiam T. silkgoods, 21 Cortlandt Reynolds W illiam C. jeweler, h. 112 Laurens Rhodibeck William Henry, mason, h. 297 Sixth Reynolds W illiam H. carman, h. r. 12 Jones . Rhors Charles, smith, 187 Clinton, h. 186 Clinton Reynolds W illiam H. carman, h. 714 Greenwich Rhude Andrew, carver, 839 Third av. Reynolds W illiam H. grocer and fancygoods, 15SJ- Rhynous James, steward, 226 W. 27th Cherry Rial W illiam, laborer, h. r. E. 42d c. Lexington av. Reynolds W illiam R. restaurant, 76 Broadway, h. Rianhard Wm. strawgoods, 111 Liberty, h. 90 W. 82d B rooklyn RIANH ARD & STARLING, strawgoods, 111 Lib­ Reynolds & Brother, safetyfuse, 85 Liberty erty Reynolds & Co. mers. 6 W all Riblet George W . ex-county clerk, Ninth h. 105Av. f REYNOLDS & CLARK, mers, 100 West Riblet Wm. R. sec. Ninth c. Third av. h. 266 Ninth Reynolds & Corcoran, ballrooms, 42 Princo Ricards George, carman, h. r. 497 Third av. Reynolds & Daniels, hardware, 13 Gold Riciard Charles, physician, 214 Broome Reynolds & Green, stages, W . 32d n. Tenth av. Rice Abba G. stagedriver, h. 294 Seventh Reynolds & Gross, mers. 92 Warren Rice Adam, carpenter, h. 168 W. 83d Reynolds & Yanschaick, lawyers, 11 Nassau Rice Alfred, carman, h. 117 Perry Reynolds & Weart, stages, W . 82d c. Third av. Rice Ann Eliza, wid. Michael, thread, 156 Spring Reynolds & Wing, flour, 252 Ninth av. Rice Bernard, liquors, 248 Mulberry, 248 Mulberry Reynolds, Dodge & Co. jewelry, 20 Maiden la. Rice Catherine, wid. John, h. 209 Allen Reynolds, Simmons & Co. jewelers, 1 Cortlandt Rice Charles S. coach maker, h. 356 Eighth av. Reynor Daniel, carriagemaker, h. 372 Madison Rice Christopher R. clerk, h. 147 W. 27th Reywood Thomas, blacksmith, 224 E. 14th Rice Edwin T. lawyer, 130 Broadway, h. 186 Henry Rhan Samuel, engineer, h. 118 E. 35th B rooklyn Rhail Thomas, liquors, h. 87 Laurens R ice Elisha E. oilcloths, 40 Prince Rhawl Ann, grocer, 60 Watts Rice Fanny,' wid Simon R. segars, 554 Ninth av. Rhawl Martha, wid. Michael, vegetables, 1 Clinton Rice Frederick, clerk, h. r. 26 Second av. m kt h. 60 Watts Rice Frederick, lawyer. 29 Wall, h. 26 Second av. Rhees B. Bush, lawyer, 52 John, h. 89 S. 2d, Wil- Rice Frederick, tailor, h. 94 Pitt l/ia/msbv/rgh Rice George, h. 26 Yandewater Rhein Jacob, watches, 76 Third av. h. 76 Third av. Rice George A. waiter, h. 303 Mott Rhein John, shoemaker, h. 1371- Sullivan Rice Gideon, com. 43 New, h. Brooklyn Rheiner John C. imp. 49 Broadway Rice Hannah, wid. Lewis, h.. 91 W. 88a Rheinfranck Frederick, barber, 548 Ninth av. Rice Henry, fancygoods, 74 Canal, h. 74 Canal Rhemp Joel S. poultry, 88 Fulton m kt h. 65 John­ Rice Henry H. com’r, 18 City Hall, h. 846 Fourth av. son, B rooklyn Rice Isaac, printer, h. 237 Madison Rhemp & Yannostrand, poultry, 82 Fulton mkt. Rice Jacob, laborer, h. 189 Av. B Rhemwale Louis, machinist, h. 681 Fourth Rice Jacob, sodamaker, h. 68 Thompson Rhenheimer Nicholas, shoemaker, 221 Third Rice Jacob, carpenter, h. r. 87 W. 25tli Rhind Charles jr. com. mer. 90 Broadway, h. West- Rice James, h. 88 W . 19th cheter oo. Rice James, clothing, 7 Rector Rhine Michael, stonecutter, h. 258 Tenth av. Rice James N. clerk, 42 Beaver, h. 59 E. Broadway Rhinelander William, sale o f estates, 283 Washington, Rice Jane, wid. Samuel, hr 122 W. 88u h. 14 Washington sq. Rice Jane T. widow, h. 149 Hudson Rhinelander Charles E. h. 80 E. 23d Rice John, flour, 109 Broad, hr. Carroll n. Hemy Rhinelander N. wid. Bernard, h. 80 E. 23d RHINELANDER W ILLIAM C. h. 14 Washing­ R iceJotafcw idies, 208 Grand, h. 208 Grand ton sq. Rice John, laborer, h. Fourth ay. b. E. 46th Rhines Isaac, h. 15 Roosevelt Rice John, butcher, h. 82 Grove Rhines Olcott, clerk, 4 Hall o f Records, h. 166 Spring Rice John, clerk, h. 140 Orchard Rhoades Benjamin T. blacksmith, h. 67 Av. D R ice John B. moulder, h. 702 Fourth RIC 579 RIC Rice John G. builder, h. 191W. 17th Rice John 8. late clothier, h. 82 Grove EiChBroa^wayd°re’ drUSS’ 476* Broadway> h- 476* Rice Joseph, butcher, 264 Third, h. 264 Third Rice Joseph, seaman, h. 47 Greenwich w ?ir r P-,P ^ sician, 19 Rivington Richard William, laborer, h. 167 W 13th Rice Joseph, hardware, 274 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Rice Joshua, laborer, h. r. 170 W . 84th p !C£ar2 “ “ H,drugs, 122 Broadway Richard WilliamH. lawyer, 11 Nassau, h. 866 Broad- Rice Judson, carman, h. 697 Washington way Rice Julius H. marble, 426 Washington, h. Glenn's Richard William P. provisions, 47 Greene FaUs Richardeau Gustave, dressmaker, h. 8 Amity Rice Latrice, pedler, h. r. 60 Ridge Richardet Gustave, watchjewejer, h. r. 24 Rose Rice Lawrence, milk, h. 182 E. 24th Richards Alonzo, carpenter, h. 90 Columbia Rice Leverett E. watches, 16 Maiden la. Richards Benjamin, mer. 46 South, h. FishkUl Rice Mary, wid. Joseph, tailoress, h. r. 97 W . 80th Richards Benj. W. nav. off. c. h., h. 181 Mulberry Rice Mary, wid. Michael, h. 87 Washington Richards Cadwallader, tailor, h. 605 Fourth Rice Michael, liquors, 406 Eighth, h. 406 Eighth Richards Charles, silverchaser, h. 84 Houston Rice Moses D. (col’d), steward, h. 57 W. Broadway Richards Charles J. domestic hardware, 21 Platt Rice Nancy, wid. Nahum, h. 409 Madison Richards Christopher, blacksmith, h. 25 Cornelia Rico Peter, mer. 140 Water, h. 248 Mulberry Richards Daniel, merchant, 44 Wall, h. 129 Remsen, Rice Philip J. confectionery, 78± Norfolk Brooklyn Rice Rachel, dressmaker, h. 116 Charles Richards Daniel, boilermaker, h. 292 W. 81st Rice Rebecca, wid. Charles, h. 58 (Jreenwich av. Richards David, machinist, h. r. 41 Hammond Rice Sampson, clothing, h. 116 Columbia Richards E. J. jeweler, 179 Broadway, h. North A t­ Rice Samuel, segars, 497 Greenwich tleboro'M ass. Rice Samuel M. fancvgoods, 725 & 727 Broadway, & Richards Edward C. late mer. 14 Pine, h. 68 E. 19th 207 Sixth av. h. 720 Broadway Richards Elihu G. carp’r, 190 Henry, h. 126 Eighth Rice Samuel N. artist, 194 Canal, h. 194 Canal Richards Eliza, wid. John, h. 221 Henry Rice Sarah, wid. Joseph, dressmaker, h. 98 W. 18th Richards Frederick, stages, h. 208 Av. C Rice Sarah, wid. Robert, h. 823 Madison Richards George, hatter, 121 Forsyth Rice Thomas, liquors, 44 Catharine, h. 44 Catharine Richards Guy, h. 8 Leroy pi. in Rice Thomas, engineer, h. B rooklyn Richards Harvey M. & Co. jewelers, 173 Broadway, Rice Thomas, sailmaker, h. 248 Mulberry h. North Attleboro’, Mass. Rice Thomas, shipwright, h. r. 42 Henry Richards Henry, broker, 40 Wall, h. Brooklyn Rice William H. blacksmith, h. 119 Greene Richards Henry, carman, h. 690 Washington Rice William, tailor, h. 237 Centre RICHARDS HENRY A. com. mer. 54 New, h. Rice Wm. C. forwarding, 19 Coenties si. h. Brooklyn Greenwich, Corvn.. Rice & Lawton, watches, 16 Maiden la. Richards Henry B. hardware, 87 John, h. 104 Hicks, RICE & SMITH, fancygoods, 725 & 727 Broadway, B rooklyn & 207 Sixth av. Richards Hugh, shoemaker, h. r. 440 Eighth av. RICE, CLAPP & CO. forwarding, 19 Coenties si Richards Humphrey, tailor, h. r. 85 Sullivan Rich Abraham B. clerk, h. 174 First av. Richards Ira & Co. jewelers, 173 Broadway, h. N. Rich Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 176 Forsyth Attleboro’, Mass. Rich Conrad, stonecutter, h. 265 W. 17th Richards Isabel, teacher, 8 Stone, h. 104 Bowery Rich George B. shoes, 302 Second, h. WiUiamsbv/rgh Richards J. milliner, 465 Broadway, h. 465 Broadway Rich George C. strawgoods, m Cortlandt, h. Br'Jdyn Richards James, tailor, 274 Canal, h. 274 Canal Rich Henry, mason, h. 191 W. 26th Richards James, tailor, h. r. 63 Mangin Rich Howard M. carpenter, 194 Duane, h. 174 First av. Richards James, foundry, 147 Perry, h. 151 Perry Rich James A. naval office, c. house, h. 190 W. 83d Richards James H. mer. 54 New, h. Greenwich, Rich James H. sailmaker, 169 South, h. 44 Second, Conn. WiUliamsburgh Richards James R. accountant, h. 151 Perry Rich James Y. stationer, 61 William, h. 13 Walker Richards John, boardingh. 843 Water Rich John, candlemanufacturer, h. 321 Delancey Richards John, blacking, r. 7 Fifth, h. 9 Fifth Rich John, cabinetmaker, h. 241 Broome Richards John, carpenter, h. 135 W. 15th Rich John, sawyer, h. 180 E. 21st Richards John, exchange, 3 Cannon, h. Montrose av. Rich John B. dentist, h. I l l Tenth, Brevoort pi. b. Williamsburgh Broadway & University pi. Richards John, publisher, 1 Barclay, h. 84 Stanton, Rich John H. sawyer, h. 188 E. 21st Brooklyn Rich Josiah, mer. 172 Front, h. Yonkers Richards John B. machinist, 621 Grand & Tompkins, Rich Mary, wid. Thomas, h. 132 Allen n. Grand, h. 221 Henry Rich Michael, clothier, 210 Chatham, h. 6 Henry Richards John D. gardener, h.159 Perry Rich Nicholas, wheelwright, 187 Clinton, h. 189 Cl’ton Richards John H. shoes, 284 Third av. h. 284 Third av, Rich Robert, clerk, h. 44 Rivington Richards John J. sodawater, 163 Perry, h. 159 Perry Rich Robert S. drygoods, 290 Second, h. 290 Second Richards John W. painter, h. 861 Sixth av. Rich Samuel, carpenter, h. 59 Willett Richards Jonathan, strawgoods, 138 William, h. Am. Rich Samuel, seaman, h. 668 Greenwich erican hotel Rich Stephen, soap, 187 & 189 Elizabeth, h.148 Laur’ns Richards Joseph W. physician, h. 12 Clinton pi. Rich Stephen A. weigher, h. 148 Laurens Richards Josiah, late mer. h. 237 Thompson Rich Thomas B. 113 Crosby Richards Margaret, wid. John W. h. 160 Wooster Rich William A. hardware, 85 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Richards Mary J. wid. John, h. 553 Greenwich Rich William F. printer, h. 132 Norfolk Richards Nathaniel, pres. Manhattan fire ins. co. 68 Rich & Blish, drygoods, 290 Second Wall, h. 1 Union pL RICH & KNO WLTON, importers & dealers in for­ Richards Patrick, laborer, h. 203 E. 24th eign fruits, almonds, sauces, &c. 172 Front Richards Peter jr. com. mer. 54 & 56 Exchange pi. Rich & Loutrel, stationers, 61 William h. 116 Remsen, Brooklyn Rich C. & Co. safes, 146 Water Richards Richard, perfumery, 30 Division Richard Bernard, cabinetmaker, 410 Ninth av. Richards Richard, impr. of James Hemming & Son’s RICHARD CHARLES B. com. mer. 74 Greenwich, & R. Richards’ needles, &c. &c. 16 Maiden la. h. h. Yanbrunt, Brooklyn 41 Myrtle av. Brooklyn Richard Daniel, restaurant, 299 Fourth Richards Richard H. ropemaker, h. 168 Broome Richard Edward, segars, 194 Division Richards Robert S. segars, h. 117 Eighth av. Richard Eliza, wid. Stephen, h. 15 Hammond Richards Ronsew, carpenter, h. 90 Columbia Richard Frederick E. liquors, 254 Tenth RICHARDS RICHARD J. sec. 107 Fulton, h. 271 Richard George, cabinetmaker, 182 Attorney Gold, Brooklyn Richard Henry A. clerk, h. 162 W. 17th Richards Samuel, glass, 256 Pearl, h. Philadelphia Richard Henry J. lawyer, 187 Greenwich, h. 19 RICHARDS SAMUEL P. 85 & 87 John, cast iron Hammond water pipes and window glass, h. 22 Waverley pi. Richard Jacob, smith, h. 178 Second Richards Sarah, muse, h. 166 W. 37th Richard James, mason, h. 57 Jackson RICHARDS- STEPHEN, com. mer. 59 Gold, h. 11? Richard Lewis, baker, h. W . 86th n. Seventh av. Schermerhom, Brooklyn Richard Lewis, carpenter, 44 Rose, h. 44 Rose Richards T. Addison, artist, University buildings Richard Phoebe, shirts, 268$- Bowery Richards Thomas, sexton, h. r. 141 Chrystio RIC 580 RIC Richards Thomas jr. glass, 256 Pearl, h. Philada. Kichardson Sandford, student, h. 96* Seventh Richards Thos. B. foundry, 147 Perry, h. 121 Amos Kichardson Sarah, washing, h. r. 433 Hudson Kichards Thomas F. buttons, 45 Cedar, h. 21 Bon£ Kichards Thomas W . jeweler, h. 665 Greenwich “ >w *>». RICHARDS TIM OTHY P. broker, 1 Hanover, h. 32 W yckoff, B rooklyn m m >ii“ m Richards Truman, mer. 44 "Wall, h. B rooklyn KICHARDSON THOMAS, com. mer. & « t Phila- Richards William, carpenter, 112 E. 23d, h. 135 W.15th d e ^ ia & Jjverpool steamship Co. 15 Broadway Richards William, shipcarpenter, h. 295 Seventh h. West Farm s, Westchester Co. y' Richards William, sailor, h. 50 Cherry Richardson Thomas, jeweler, h. 23 Pell Richards W illiam B. glass, 256 Pearl, h. 14 Greene Richardson Thomas A. jeweler, 29 Maiden la h 7W Richards Wm. C. editor, 697 Broadway, h. 196 E. 18th mdence, B. I r(h Richards W m. H. drygoods, 43 & 45 Barclay, h. Pearl, Kichardson Thos. S com. mer. 52 South, h. M sU m B rooklyn Richards Wm. H. com. mer. 136 Pine, h. 44 W hite 303BmIdway 7 ^ daSuen'ei“ ’ 808 Broadway??? Richards W m. M. cloths, 92 William, h. B rooklyn Richardson William, printer, h. 7 First av. Richards H. M. & Co. jewelers, 179 Broadway Richardson William, spectacles, h. 317 Second av Richards T. B. & J. foundry, 147 Perry Richardson William, liquors, 109 Perry RICHARDS & BROTHERS, manufacturers o f Jack- Richardson William, drygoods, 9 Day, h. Staten M son, Munroe & Bank’s windowglass & sheetglass, Richardson Wm. blacksmith, h. Third av. n. E. 42d 40 to 60 inches, & figured & plain enamelled glass, Richardson Wm. A . shoemaker, h. r. 277 Mott 256 Pearl and Philadelphia Richardson William P. com. mer. 52 South h New Richards & Cromwell, strawgoods, 188 William Jersey ’ Richards & Fleury, dom. hardware, 21 Platt Richardson William P. conductor, h. 729 Eighth av Richards & McHarg, drygoods, 43 & 45 Barclay Richardson & Cox, engravers, 105 Nassau RICHARDS, CRONKHITE & CO. drygoods, 54 & Richardson E. & Co. com. mers. 52 South 56 Exchange pi. Richardson & Miller, jewelers, 29 Maiden la. Richardson Aaron C. agent, 60 W all, h. 108 Bleecker Richardson Wm. & Son, pencilcasemakers, 4 Liberty Richardson Alexander, typecaster, h. 143 E. 11th pi. h. Perry c. Greenwich Richardson Ann, wid. Andrew, dryg’ds, 167 Sixth av. Richardson W . & S. ropemakers, 140 Water h. Richardson Ann, wid. John, h. 51 Cherry . W illiam sburgh Richardson Benjamin S, K. stages, Tenth av. c. W . 33d Richardson, Hicks & Co. jewelers, 29 Maiden la h. Long Island Richardson, Spence & Thompson, tailors, 156 BVay Richardson Catharine, wid. John, h. 1106 Broadway Riche Archibald, moulder, h. 191 av. B Richardson Charles O. clerk, h. 72 Lexington av. Riche John, bricklayer, h. 305 First av. Richardson Charles F. silverchaser, h. 84 Houston Richee Isaac, candies, 845 Seventh av. . Richardson Charles O. secretary, h. 72 Lexington av. Richer John, tailor, h. 26 Allen Richardson Chas. T. grocer, 242 Washington, h. Jer­ Richert George, findings, 88 Reade, h. 88 Reade sey City Richerson James (coPd), bootblack, h. 137 W. 15th Richardson Christopher H. carpenter, h. 65 Attorney Richey Thomas, policeman, h. 341 Front Richardson Edward, com. mer. 52 South, h. JV". Jersey Richford James, boatman, h. 40 Whitehall Richardson Edward T. & Co. mers. 7 Old si. Richie Gibson, printer, h. r. 99 W. 26th Richardson Ellen pool’d), cook, 1 Clinton court Richie John, paperstainer, h. 143 W. 16th Richardson Enos, jeweler, 23 Maiden la. h. 90 Court, Richie Robert, w eaveijji. 166 W. 16th B rooklyn Richie Sarah, wid. HerPfy, tailoress, h. 181W. 17th Richardson Francis, carpenter, h. 219 W . 26th Richiel Moses, carpenter, h. 271 Second Richardson Francis, tailor, 156 Broadway, h. Pacific, Richler Otto, cabinetmaker, h. 53 Laurens B rooklyn Richler William, smith, h. 104 Lewis Richardson Frederick G. wireworker, 107 John, h. 304 Richmond Andrew, drygoods, 76 Cedar, h. 28 Grand, S. Third, WilUamsburgh Jersey G ily Richardson George (col’d), scourer, 117$ Hester, h. 59 Richmond A- B. prof o f chemistry & Philosophy, b. Attorney I l l W . 36th Richardson Harriet, dressmaker, h. 55 Spring Richmond Chas. jr. drygoods, 76 Cedar, h. 28 Grand, Richardson Henry A. stoves, 374 Broadway, h. 17 W . Jersey City Washington pi. Richmond Edwin J. clerk, 4 S. William, h. Brooklyn Richardson Henry K. clothing, 231 Broadway, h. 55 RICHMOND GEORGE, lace, 369 Broadway, b. Amos Westchester Richardson Isaac, milk, 345 Seventh av. h. 345 Sev­ Richmond Geo. M. drygoods, 65 Beaver enth av. Richmond Ira D. com. 8 & 9 Washington market, b. Richardson Isabella, wid. John, h. 90 W . 29th Jersey City Richardson James, painter, h. r. 433 Hudson Richmond Jane, wid. John, seamstress, h. 329 Sixth Richardson Jas. H, engraver, 105 Nassau, h. Powers, Richmond L. clerk, 15 Cortlandt, h. Brooklyn c. Pacific, B rooklyn Richmond Nathan, shipmaster, h. 16 Attorney Richardson James J. oysters, 2 Centre mkt. h. N. Richmond Robert, tailor, h. 811 Houston Second, Williamsbwrgh Richmond Robert, bookkeeper, h. 233 W. 19th Richardson John, butcher, 298 Eighth av. h. 197 W . Richmond Thomas A. lawyer, 195 Broadway, h. six- 26th milestone, Bloomingdale Richardson John, mason, h. 21 Jane Richmond William, iron, h. 480 Eighth av. Richardson John, pencilcasemkr. 4 Liberty pi. h. 747 Richmond C. & A, drygoods, 76 Cedar Greenwich Richmond & Brothers, drygoods, 65 Beaver Richardson John, mer. Cortlandt,h. 72 Lexington av. Richorick John, tailor, h. 202 E. 17th Richardson John J. printer, h. 201 Eighth av. Richter Aaron, shoes, h. 180 W. 80th Richardson John S. shoemaker, h. 248 Canal Richter Charles, brewer, 187 Second, h. 187 Second RICHARDSON JOSEPH, lumber, W . 42d c. Sev­ Richter Dan. A. baker, 215 Delancey,h.215pelancey enth av. h. Seventh av. n. W . 42d Richter Erhard, brewer, 55 & 57 Forsyth, b. oo Richardson Joseph, pianomaker, 272 W . 31st Forsyth . . *. v Richardson Lemuel S. locks, 292 H’ston, h. W burgh Richter Henry W . grocer, E. 26th c. Second av. n. Richardson Margaret, wid. Michael, h. 20 Desbrosses 26th c. Second av. Richardson Patrick, sawyer, h. 386 E. 11th Richter John, shoemaker, 5 Centre mkt. pi. Richardson Phebe L. h. 19 Mulberry Richter Joseph, liquors, 222 William, h. 222 william Richardson Philo, stationer, 153 Eighth av. h. 153 Richter Margaret, wid. Henry, h. 10 Norfolk Eighth av. Richter Robert, painter, h. Seventh av. n. W. l«Ji Richardson Richard, confectioner, h. 71 Bayard Richter T. B. tinsmith, h. r. 25 Marion Richardson Robert, shipsmith, h. 57 Cannon Richter William, h. r. 122 Walker . * Richardson Robert J. printer, 612 Eighth, h. Bloom- Richters John, grocer, 825 Water, porterh. 56 ingdale road c. 64th Spring & 55 Fulton, h. 219 W. 20th Richardson Roswell B. switchman, h. 145 E. 40th Rick Arend, grocer, Eleventh av. c. W. 43a Richardson S. M. locks, 292 Houston, h. W 'msburgh Eick Frederick, segars, 199 Bowery. k lM Bowery Richardson Samuel, h. 60 E. 21st Kick John, baker, 128 Tenth av. h. 128 Tenth av. Richardson Samuel, clerk, h. 230 W . 16th Rick John, tailor, h. 26 Allen HID 581 RIE Rickard John, cook, h. r. 185 Crosby # Ridgeley Kate, boardingh. 78 Duane Rickard John, drygoods, 62 Broad, h. Bergen, Brook­ Eidgely Isaiah, intelligence, 47 Ludlow lyn Eidgely William P clerk, 57 Broad, h. Hoboken Rickard John, engineer, Tribune building, h. 288 Eidgewa^James, lawyer, New City hall, h.Eidge, Mulberry Rickard Micnael, laborer, h. 4 Bridge Eidgway Charles E. trunkmaker, r. 153 Forsyth Rickard Thomas, liquors, 576 Grand, h. 576 Grand Eidgeway James L mer. 106 Wall, h. Brooklyn Rickel Valentine, tailor, h. Eleventh av.‘ n. W . 47th Eidgway Joseph 8. lawyer, 1 Nassau, h. 291 Bridge. Ricker Abraham T. carpenter, h. 58 Sullivan Brooklyn 8 ’ Ricker John, policeman, h. 12 Mulberry Riding Richard, clerk, h.,122 First av. Ricker John W. painter, h. 16 Hamilton Ridington Anthony, coachman, h. r. 288* Elizabeth Ricker Nathan W. gents’ furnishing, 331* Broadway, Ridler William, confectioner, 598 Eighth av. h. Brooklyn Ridley Anne, wid. Gedrge, h. r. 279 Ninth av. Ricker Philip, shoemaker, h. 241 Second Ridley Edward, fancygoods, 311 & 311* Grand Rickerby Jeremiah, coachmaker, h. 44 E. 82d Ridley Hannah A. wid. Wm. W. h. r. 9 Pitt Rickermann John, haircledner, h. I l l Delancey Ridley John, h. 149 Fifth av. Rickers Herman, grocer, 16 Madison, h. 16 Madison Ridley Joseph, rigger, h. r. 240 Cherry Rickert John, tailor, h. 210 E. 17th Ridley Robert A. confectioner, h. 383 Washington Ricket Peter, laborer, h. r. 94 Willett Ridley Samuel C. clerk, 42 Water, h. Brooklyn Rickets Thomas, compositor, h. 598 Grand Ridner John P. merchant, 84 New, h. 376 Fourth Ricketson Shadrach, grocer, 112 W. 27th, h. 112 W. RIDNER, THIEL & CO. mers. 34 New 27th Ridout Page-(col'd), porter, h. 51 Watts Rickett John M. blacksmith, h. 814 First av. Riebe Theodore, cabinet, 101 Elm, h. 73 Division Ricketts David, coachman, h. 128 E. 22d Riebel Christopher, tailor, h. 251 E. 18th Ricketts Edward (col’d), porter, h. 35 Sullivan Rieber John, beerhouse, 147 Essex, h. 147 Essex Ricketts James H. bookbinder, 416 Grand Rieck Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 2 Anthony Ricketts William (col’d), laborer, h. 110 Seventh av. Rieck Henry, grocer, Eleventh av. c. W. 43d Rickgafferl Frederick, tailor, h. W. 52d n. Ninth av. Rieck William, tailor, h. r. 288 Third Rickman Samuel, baker, h. 163 Chrystie Rieckhoff John, tailor, h. r. 33 Greene Rickney John G. grocer, 252 Eighth av. Ried John, grocer, 6 E. 31st, h. 6 E. 31st Ricks Arnold (col’d), porter, h. 50 Laurens Riede Sebastian, musician, h. 102 St. Mark’s pL Ricks William, laborer, h. 880 Ninth Riedeger Henry, segars, h. 81 Av. B Rickwey John G. grocer, 252 Eighth av. h. 252 Riedel Conrad, waiter, h. 56 Av. C Eighth av. Riedel Francis, clerk, h. 512 Ninth av. Ricter Conrad, cabinetmaker, h. 48 Laurens Riedel Henry, tinsmith, 154 Second Ridabock Chas. refectory, 88 Wall, h. 88 Wall Riedel John, tobacconist, 5 Jackson, h. 5 Jackson • Ridabock Ernest F. milk, 234 Division Riedel Julius, paperboxes, h. 87 Orchard Ridabock Frederick A. coal, 209 Grand, h. 40 Riv- Ricdenbach Valentine, upholsterer, h. 568 Fourth ington Riedt Louis, prof. h. 17 Forsyth Ridabock Jacob H. late butcher, h. 115 Second Rieffel August, physician, h. 187 Attorney Ridabock James H. coal, 209 Grand, h. 143 Grand Riegel Louis, cabinetmaker, h. 84 Essex Ridabock William S. late coal, h. 16 Laight Riegelmann John, blacksmith, 254 Fifth, h. 295 Sixth Ridabock J. H. & F. A. coal, 209 Grand Riegelhut Conrad, cushionmaker, h. 127 Willett Riddel Frank, cabinetmaker h. r. 123 Broadway Rieger Gottlob, carver, h. 22 Av. B Riddell Emeline, wid. Charles W. boardingh. 133 Rieger Louis, distiller, 205 Delancey Madison Riegler George, shoemaker, 29* Cornelia Riddells George (col’d), porter, h. 8 York Riebl Henry W. embroideries, h. 81 Third av. Ridden John, assessor, h. 124 Chatham Rieken Charles, mer. 21 Beaver Ridden John C. butcher, 19 Madison, h. 123 Chatham Rieley Bernard F. liquors, — Fulton, h. 43 E. 29th Ridden Thomas J. policeman, h. 124 Chatham Rieley Edward, mason, h. 165 E. 11th Bidder Thomas B. tobacco, 129 Front, h. 198 Prince Rieley Francis, shoemaker, 346 E. 12th, h. 346 E. 12th Bidder & Crawford, tobacco, 129 Front Rieley John, baker, h. 403 E. 12th Riddle Charles, warden, Ward's Island Rieley Margaret, wid. Patrick, h. 204 Second Riddle Hiram, tailor, h. 327 Sixth Rieley Mary, wid. John, washing, h. r. 219 Sullivan Riddle James, carman, h. 11 W. 11th Rieley Mary, widow, h. 402 Eighth Riddle Thomas, oysters, h. 143 Cherry Rieley Patrick, carman, h. 423 E. 12th Riddle William, smith, h. 801W. 16th Rieley Peter, tailor, h. 32 Ridge Riddle William R. lithographer, h. 83 Ludlow Rieley Terence, laborer, h. r. 227 Sullivan Riddock Joseph, florist, E. 17th n. Second av. h. 2 Riell Anne, seamstress, h. 383 Fourth Stuyvesant Riell Cyrus, conductor^ h. 606 Sixth av. Biddy Thomas, smith, h. 27 Broome Riell Henry, tobacconist, 62 Lispenard, h. 62 Lispe- Rider Alexander K. founder, foot W. 59th nard mj. Rider Amelia, wid. Philip, tailoress, h. 192 W. 20th Riell Henry Edgar, hotel, 64 Lispenard & 15 Nassau, Rider Arthur, bookkeeper, 74 Fulton, h. 56 Henry, h. 62 Lispenard Brooklyn Riell Joseph B. hotel, 64 Lispenard, h. 62 Lispenard Rider Charles, clerk, h. 84 W . 20th Rielley Elenor, millinery, 37* Division, h. 37* Division Rider Charles, matches, h. 142 W. 31st Rielly Ann, wid. William, gaiterfitter, h. 38 Laurens Rider Christian, seaman, h. 29 Washington Rielly Andrew, laborer, h. 307 Mott Rider Edward, carman, h. 124 Barrow Rielly Bernard, laborer, h. 322 Stanton Ridef Egbert, carman, ht, 69 W. 20th Rielly Bernard, shoemaker, h. 221E. 21st Rider Emory, guttapercha, 89 Cedar & W. 25th n. Rielly Bernard, tailor, h. r. 138 E. 22d Tenth av. h. England Rielly Charles, laborer, h. E. 46th n. Second av. Rider Francis, pres. 35 Wall, h. New-York hotel Rielly Edward, tailor, h. r. 146 Cherry Rider John, carman, h. 15 Lewis Rielly Edward, laborer, h. 197 W. 19th Rider John, guttap’cha, 80 Cedar, h.W. 32d n. Fifth av. Rielly Francis, coals, h. 423 Cherry Rider King, carman, h. 101 W . 24th Rielly Hugh, laborer, h. 208 E. 21st Rider Mary, h. 125 Clinton Rielly James, carpenter, h. 295 Front Rider Philip, provisions, 254 Fulton, h. 27 Commerce Rielly James, teadealer, h. 167 Ludlow Rider S. jeweler, 129 Waverley pi. Rielly James, laborer, h. 46 Monroe Rider Thomas, clothing, h. 165 Grand Rielly Jeremiah, liquors, 16* Doyers, h. 16* Doyers Rider Uriah, butcher, h. 80 Delancey Rielly John, dyer, h. 177 E. 24th Rider William, guttapercha, 80 Cedar, h. 220 W . 23d Rielly John, forger, h. 219 E. 20th Rider William F. mason, h. 24 Commerce Rielly John, liquors, 78 Cannon, h. Plymouth c. Gold, Rider W . & Brothers, guttapercha, 80 Cedar, & factory Brooklyn W . 25th b. Tenth & Eleventh avs. Rielly John, carman, h. 114 Goerck Rider & Ward, founders, foot W. 59th Rielly John, laborer, h. 210 E. 17th Ridg William, laborer, h. 167 E. 22d Rielly Margaret, wid. Thomas, h. r. 63 Orchard Ridge Mary, wid. Ambrose, h. 71 King Rielly Margaret, laundress, h. 543 Sixth av. Ridge Robert, carman, h. 837 First av. Rielly Michael, carman, h. 121 E. 20th RIG 582 RIL Bielly Michael, builder, h. 129 Goerck Bighdenberger George, smith, h. W . 41st n. Ninth a7 Bielly Michael, laborer, h. 176 E. 16th Bighter Michael, carpenter, h. r. 126 W . 30th V* Bielly Owen, laborer, h. 204 E. 21st Bigler Lewis, butcher, Wash. mkt. h. 169 W 18th Bielly Philip, porter, h. 76 King Bigney James, butcher, h. 3 Minetta la. * Bielly Philip, laborer, h. 202 E. 21st Kigney James, shoemaker, Third av. n. E. 44th Bielly Terence, r. r. conduc. h. W . 49th n. Eighth Bigney John, engineer, h. 368 Ninth ay. Ei^ y hJohn» carman, 66 Pine & 96 Pearl, h. 50 W. B ielly Terence, tailor, h. 124 Cherry B ielly Thomas, bricklayer, h. 209 Av. A Bigney John, laborer, hrr. E. 29th n. Second av B ielly Thomas, laborer, h. 110 E. 22d Bigney John, laborer, h. 248 W .32d B ielly Thomas, laborer, h. r. 296 W . 28th Bigney John, shoemaker, h. 246 W. 32d Bielly Thomas, laborer, h. r. 144 E. 21st Bigney Martin, baker, h. 303 Eighth Bielly William, laborer, h. 178 E. 16th B ig ^ M a r y , wid. Patrick, washing, h. W. 48th n. B iely Bridget, wid. Bernard, liquors, 108 Mott, h. 108 Mott Bigney Michael, marblepolisher, 95 E. 23d, h b 8a. B iely Bridget, wid. Cornelius, s’mstress, h. 169 A v. A cond & Third avs. Biely Catharine, wicl John, washing, h. 167 Ay. B Bigney Patrick, boilermaker, h. 187 Av. C Biely Edward, stonecutter, h. 289 W . 24th Bigney Patrick, laborer, h. 362 Seventh av B iely Hugh, casemaker, 102 William, h. 92 Bidge Bigney Thomas, mer. 121 Pearl, h. 44 W. 82d B iely James, laborer, h. 8 Gansevoort Rikaway Peter, blacksmith, h. r. 199 Second B iely Margaret, wid. Peter, s’mstress, h. 861 Twelfth Rikeman Ann A. wid. James, school, 14 Fifth B iely Michael, driver, h. 74 E. 24th Bikeman John, mer. 17 Sixth Biely Patrick, pedler, h. r. 242 Mulberry Bikeman William S. painter, h. 359 Sixth B iely Thomas, boilermaker, h. 402 Eighth Biker Abraham, shoes. 99 Division Biely Thomas, laborer, h. 132 W . 33d Biker Abraham jr. boots & shoes, 46J Catharine Biemann Henry, boardingh. 82 Duane Biker Abraham T. carpenter, h. 58 Sullivan Biemenschneider Andrew, bandboxes, 60 John, h. Biker Alfred A. druggist, 233 W. 14th h. 233 W. 14th Hoboken Biker Ann, wid. Abraham, trimmer, h. 160 Orchard Biemenschneider Henry, cabinet, 62 Thompson Biker Cornelius, carpenter, h. 135 W. 20th Biemer John, painter, h. 37 Grand Biker D. Phenix, lawyer, 150 Nassau, h. foot E. 74th Bieners John, tailor, 91 Bayard Biker Edward, carpenter, h. 182 Forsyth Bieninger Jacob, beer, 334 Broadway Biker Elijah H. notary, 67 Wall Bieninger, Diener & Co. beer, 834 Broadway Biker Eliza, wid. Daniel, h. 227 W. 43d Biera Jayme, mer. 26 South, h. 17 W . 17th Biker Garret, carpenter, h. 146 Sullivan Bies Anthony, painter, h. r. 135 Clinton Biker Gerardus, baker, h. r. 125 Perry Bies August, tailor, h. r. 83 Allen Biker Gerardus, police, h. r. 125 Perry Bies Charles, barber, Tenth av. n. W . 46th Biker Helena, wid. Daniel, h. 26 Bivington Bies Christian, turner, h. 107 Essex Biker Henry D. turner, Eighth av. n. W. 27th, h. 291 Bies Elizabeth, wid. John, h. r. 282 Delancey W . 24th Bieshiem & Shack, tobacco, 176 Front Biker Henry L. lawyer, 150 Nassau, h. Long Island Biese Solomon, baskets, h. 130 Leonard Biker Isaac M. tailor, h. 1087 Broadway Riesel Philip, shoemaker, h. 71 Sullivan Biker James, 20 W . Broadway Bieser Mattheras, carpenter, r. 98 First Biker John (col’d), waiter, h. 3 Jersey Biesheim Henry, imp. 176 Front, h. 62 Eldridge Biker John, carman, h. 146 Sullivan Biesland Henry, liquors, 32 Jackson, h. 82 Jackson BIK ER JOHN C. publisher, 129 Fulton, h. Marion Biesle John, shoemaker, h. 155 Division h. B rooklyn Biester John, fancygoods, 875 Eighth av. Biker John L. lawyer, 150 Nassau, h. Newtown. L. I. Biester Joseph W . milk, 6 Greenwich, h. 6 Gr’nwich B IK E R JOHN J. coachmaker, 220 Cherry, h. 61 Biete Solomon, cabinetmaker, h. 285 Seventh Norfolk Bietel Philip, carpenter, h. 60 Butgers Biker Margaret, h. 174 W . 13th Kietzel Frederick, musician, h. 116 Laurens Biker P. A. grindstones, Franklin n. Centre, h. Fyn Bigali Gaetano, moulder, 146 William, h. W'msburgh Biker Peter (col’d), waiter, h. 1 Jersey Bifenbary William, agent, 210 Greene, h. 26 Am ity Biker Rachel S. boardingh. 357 Bowery B igby Catherine, wid. .Bichard, washing, h. r. 159 Biker Samuel, lawyer, 150 Nassau, h. Long Island W . 15th Biker W illiam B. druggist, 353 Sixth av. h. 853 Sixth Bigby Catharine D. boarding, 44 Madison av. Bigby Israel (col’d), waiter, h. r. 7 Clarke Biker G. K. & Co. windowshades, 131 Chatham Bigby Peter, carman, h. 109 Twelfth BIK ER J. H. & H. L. lawyers, 150 Nassau Bigby Thomas, grocer, h. 279 W . 33d Biker & Berrian, druggists, 358 Sixth av. Bigby W illiam, groom, h. 137 E. 22d Bikhart Edmund, carpenter, h. 219 Second Biger Simon, shoemaker, h. 361 Sixth Rikman Mary, wid. Richard, h. 359 Sixth Bigger Chas. smith, 254 Bivington, h. 252 Bivington Biland Michael, bonecutter, 228 W. 40th Biggin Timothy J. hardware, 304 Bleecker Bile James, constable & collector, h. 51 Orchard Biggins George, machinist, h. 66 Lewis Biles James, boilers, h. 76 Morton Biggney Thomas, shipwright, h. 68 Mangin Biley Augustus J. carman, h. 632 Hudson Biggs Abraham, typefounder, h. 154 Elizabeth Biley Andrew, laborer, h. 74 Broome Biggs Alfred, dentist, 818 Fourth Biley Andrew, typecaster, h. r. 142 Forsyth Biggs Dan’l, fancygds. 207 Third av. h. 207 Third av. Biley Ann, wid. Bernard, boardingh. 482 Seventhav. Biggs Edward, drygoods, 84 Hudson, h. 84 Hudson B iley Ann, wid. Jeremiah, h. r. 67 Oliver Biggs Edward, stonecutter, h. 167 Av. A Biley Ann, wid. John, washing, h. 59 Sheriff RIGGS ELISHA, banker, 56 Wall, h. 6 Bowling gr. B iley Ann, wid. Jphn, confectioner, 250 Cherry, b. Biggs Esther, wid. Alfred, h. 237 W . 21st 250 Cherry Biggs George S. adjuster, 50 W all, h. R ose Cottage, Biley Ann, wid. Terence, h. 237 W. 37th H ew Jersey B iley Asher, h. 231W . 22d Biggs George, drygoods, h. 549 Third av. Riley Bernard, boardingh. 311 Ninth av. Biggs George W . ir. banker, 56 Wall, h. 25 E. 22d Biley Bernard, carman, h. 124 Ridge Biggs Hiram S. 90 Chambers Biley Catharine, wid. Patrick, h. 20 Perry Biggs James, laborer, h. 141 E. 2Sth Biley Catharine, wid. Patrick, h. 887 Seventh av. Biggs James O. produce, 179 Eeade, h. — Chambers Biley Charles J. mason, r. 422 Ninth av. Biggs James W . printer, h. 102 Monroe Biley Charlotte, wid. Alex. h. W. 47th n. Tenth ar. Biggs John W . physician, 90 Chambers, h. 122 B iley Christopher, carman, h. 225 E. 17th Chambers Biley Edmund, exchange, 86 Sullivan, h. 271 SpnD» Biggs Joseph K. mer. 56 Wall, h. — Fifth av. Biley Edward, baggagemaster, h. 811 W. 27tii Biggs Marcus C. lawyer, 10 W all, h. 813 Fourth Biley Edward, carpenter, h. 101 E. 16th Biggs Samuel, drygoods, 28 Beaver, h. 124 Fifth av. Biley Edward, liquors, h. 44 Laurens Biggs Thos. woollens, 27 Park row, h. 124 Fifth av.: Biley Edward, laborer, h. 228 Ninth av. Biggs W illiam T. banker, 56 W all, h. 124 Fifth av, Biley Edward, laborer, h. E. 39th n. Second av. Biggs & Co. bankers, 56 Wall Biley Edward, shipjoiner, h. 82 Hester Riggs, Hitchcock & Co. imps. 28 Beaver Biley Edward, stonecutter, h. 289 W. 24th RIL 583 RIN Riley Edward, porter, h. 127 Madison Riley Patrick, laborer, h. 88 W. 18th Riley Edward, porter, h. 203 Seventh av. Riley Patrick, laborer, h. 216 Av. A Riley Edward, laborer, h. 40 Sheriff Riley Patrick, laborer, h. r. E. 88th n. Third av. Riley Edward 0. professor, h. 87 E. 30th jaborer, h. r. E. 89th n. Second av. Riley Edward T. refectory, 81 Pine, h. (232 Henry Riley Patrick, laborer, h. 174 E. 24th Riley Frances (coPd), wid. Lewis, laundry, r. 77 Riley Patrick, laborer, h. r. 178 W 16th Laurens Riley Patrick, liquors, 170 E. 26th,’ h. 170 E. 26th Riley Francis, driver, h. 839 First av. Riley Patrick, mason, h. 188 E. 25th Riley Francis, umbrellas, h. 28 Trinity pi. Riley Patrick, tinsmith, h. 146 Lewis Riley Garret, laborer, h. r. 71 King Riley Peter, carman, h. 15 W. 12th Riley George, rigger, h. 32 Oak Riley Peter, baker, h. W. 43d n. Tenth av. Riley Granney, medicines, h. 154 W. 16th Riley Peter, carman, h. 283 W. 24th Riley Hugh, carman, h. 14 Minetta Riley Peter, foreman, h. 60 Ridge Riley Hugh, gatekeeper, foot Cortlandt, h. Jer. City Riley Peter, laborer, h. r. E. 88th n. Third av. Riley Hugh, laborer, h. r. 16 West Riley Peter, liquors, 126 W. B’way, h. 126 W. B’ way Riley Hugh, h. 98 Delancey Riley Peter, milk, 63 Orange, h. 63 Orange Riley Hugh, laborer, h. r. E. 88th n. Second av. Riley Peter, carpenter, h. r. 222 W. 26th Riley Jacob R. sashes, h. 281 Eighth av. Riley Peter, stonecutter, h. 81 Fifth Riley James, laborer, h. 32 Madison Riley Philip, salesman, h. 5 Watts Riley James, bricklayer, h. 298 First av. Riley Philip, lamps, 212 Canal, h. 5 Watts Riley James, ice, h. 215 W. 21st Riley Philip, plasterer, h. 201 E. 18th Riley James, butcher, 303 Bowery, h. 205 Fifth Riley Philip, boilermaker, h. 272 W. 27th Riley James, carman, h. 49 Norfolk Riley Richard, painter, h. 532 Broome Riley James, carpenter, h. 480 Greenwich Riley Robert, carpenter, h. 480 Greenwich Riley James, laborer, h. 280 E. 18th Riley Robert, mason, h. 278 W. 87th Riley James, sheepskins, 418 First av. h. 413 First av. Riley Rosa, wid. James, h. r. 185 E, 16th Riley James, shoes, 175 First av. h. 350 E. 12th Riley Rosanna, housekeeper, 88 Broadway Riley James, quarryman, h. r. E. 38th n. First av. Riley Rosanna, widow, h. r. 216 W. 26ch Riley James, organmaker, h. 75 Sullivan Riley Rose, washer, h. 108 E. 11th Riley James, seaman, h. 53 Hamersley Riley Solomon S. lamps, 218 & 135 Canal, 167 Green­ Riley John, liquors, 543 Washington, h. 543 Wash’ton wich & 51 Carmine Riley John, laborer, h. r. 12 Dominick Riley Terence, veterinary surgeon, h. 187 Amps Riley John, laborer, h. 119 E. 18th Riley Terence, carpenter, h. r. 181 First av. Riley John, laborer, h. 566 Greenwich Riley Terence, driver, h. r. W. 41st n. Sixth av. Riley John, cabinetmaker, h. 32 Hester RILEY THEODORE W. com. mer. 42 South, h. Riley John, carpenter, h. 808 E. 19th 147 Ninth Riley John, carpenter, h. 92 Cliff Riley Thomas, laborer, h. 30 Jay Riley John, carpenter, r. 47 Dey, h. Jersey City Riley Thomas, cattledealer, h. r. 27 Sheriff Riley John, hatter, h. 254 Canal Riley Thomas, rags, h. 38 Ridge Riley John, liquors, 153 E. 26th, h. 153 E. 26th Riley Thomas, tailor, h. 105 Charlton Riley John, laborer, h. r. 222£ W. 17th Riley Thomas, tailor, h. 38 Oak Riley John, carriagetrimmer, h. 91 Laurens Riley Thomas, carman, h. 27 Commerce Riley John, laborer, h. 305 Delancey Riley Thomas, laborer, h. r. 7 Desbrosses Riley John, grocer, 38 Laurens, h. 88 Laurens Riley Thomas, laborer, h. 483 First av. Riley John, stonecutter, h. 121 W. 26th Riley Thomas, marblecutter, 269 Bleecker Riley John, typefounder, h. 179 W. 14th Riley Thomas, late 5th ward, hotel h. 24 Varick Riley John, soapfactory, 81 Leonard, h. 31 Leonard Riley Thomas H. coal, 90 Broadway Riley John, laborer, h. 200 E. 26th Riley William, typefounder, h. 58 Willett Riley John, laborer, h. 307 Madison Riley William, laborer, h. E. 40th n. Third av. Riley John, laborer, h. r. E. 38th n. Third av. Riley William, laborer, h. 154 Reade Riley John, porter, h. 154 Reade Riley & Goodwin, Carpenters, r. 47 Dey Riley John, shoes, 335 Third av. h. 835 Third av. Rill Gotleib, shoemaker, h. 58 Willett Riley John, tailor, h. r. 9 Centre mkt pi. Rilliet Henry, imp. 6 Broadway, h. Hoyt, Brooklyn Riley John, tailor, h. 108 Roosevelt Rilliet Julius, mer. 12 Beaver, h. 43 Pacific, BrookVyn Riley John, waiter, h. 5 Hester Rilliet H. & Hermite, importers, 6 Broadway Riley John E. jeweler, h. 546 Broome Rilley Catherino, washer, h. r. 149 E. 26th Riley John L. carpenter, h. 112 Ludlow Rilley John, liquors, 235 E. 11th, h. 235 E. 11th Riley John R. oils, — Greenwich, h. 144 Essex Rilley Susannah, boardingh. 140 Greene Riley Joseph, pedler, 77-J- Broome Rilly John, laborer, h. 221 E. 20th Riley Joseph, laborer, h. 167 E. 22d Rilly John, shoes, 88 Ninth av. h. 88 Ninth av. Riley Joseph, furniture, 47 Beekman, h. Brooklyn Rilly Patrick, milkman, h. 233 W. 16th Riley Lawrence, liquors, 186 Mulberry Rily Edward, stoneyard, W. 25th c. Eleventh av. Riley Luke, porter, h. r. 115 Allen Rily John, carman, h. 72 Third Riley Luke, grocer, 191 W . 25th, h. 191 W. 25th Rily Mary, wid. Terence, grocery, 240 E. 11th, h. 240 Riley Luke, porter, 173 Monroe E. 11th Riley M. oil, 34 Broadway, h. 149 Hudson Rily Michael, quarryman, h. r. E. 38th n. First av. Riley Mary, wid. Thomas, dressmaker, h. 256 W. 16th Rily Patrick, laborer, h. 134 E. 24th Riley Mary, nurse, h. r. 233 Sullivan Rily Thomas, laborer, h. 1 W. 42d Riley Mary, wid. Michael, seamstress, h. 88 W. 13th R ily Thomas, laborer, h. 168 E. 24th Riley Mary, wid. Owen, vegetables, Clinton mkt. h. Rimille Lenhott, varnisher, h. 29f Ridge 44 Watts Rimington John, carman, h. Eighth av. c.W. 50th Riley Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 109 E. 17th Rinalde Marx, capmaker, h. 16 Franklin Riley Mary, wid. Terry, h. Fourth av. c. 48th Rinalds Isaac, shoemaker, h. 45 Madison Riley Mary, wid. Thomas, h. 41 Laurens Rinders John, liquors, 217 E. 24th Riley Michael, h. 1 King Rindill John D. oysters, h. 23 Whitehall Riley Michael, carman, h. r. 97 Chrystie Rindlin Reinhardt, tailor, h. 327 Third Riley Michael, liquors, 242 W. 16th, h. 242 W. 16th Rindskoef Leopold, segars, h. 91 Columbia Riley Michael, laborer, h. 543 Washington Rindskopf Pattasar, segars, 28 Columbia Riley Michael, laborer, h. r. 16 West Rindskoph Daniel, drygoods, 18 Prince Riley Michael, laborer, h. r. 245 Mulberry Rine Mary, wid. Martin, h. 63 King Riley Michael, laborer, h. 54 Ridge Rinehart Egbert, painter, 68 W . 13th, h. 281 W. 16th Riley Michael, resinoil manufacturer, office 34 Broad­ Rinehart Falden, tailor, h. r. 126 W. 80th way, h. 149 Hudson Riner Jacob, tailor, h. r. 293 W. 46th Riley Michael, waiter, h. 7 Jersey Riney Patrick, hatter, h. 101 Cannon Riley Miles, stebles, W . 35th. h. 887 Seventh av. Ring Catherine, wid. John, h. 1 Clinton Riley Owen, laborer, h. 57 W ashington Ring Charles H. druggist, 192 Broadway, & asst Riley Patrick, grocer, 107 E. 26th, h. 170 E. 26th alderman, 8th W . h. 95 Prince Riley Patrick, laborer, h. 4 Birmingham Ring David, laborer, h. 12 Pelham Riley Patrick, laborer, h. 4 Clarkson Ring David L. carman, h. 122 Leroy KIP 584 KIT Ring George, saloon, 1118 Broadway, h. 1118 B V ay Eippel Peter, tailor, h. 164 Attorney Bing Harmond, coaldealer, h. W . 29th, c. Eleventh av. Bing Henry, milk, 89 Av. A , h. 89 Av. A ^ ,TTC^fPxe^ter’ h- 169 Madison Bing James, grocer, 107$ Wash’n, h. 107£ Wash’n H £ ° H J‘ 951 PearI B IPL E Y ehooks, 137 Monroe, & wool, 119 Robinson Edward, liquors, — Front, h. 208 Canal Pearl, h. Astoria Robinson Edward (Rev.), 9 TJniv. pi. h. 257 Greene Robertson Samuel, waterman, h. 85 Essex Robinson Edward B. pianos, 116 Third av. h. 118 E. Robertson Thomas, boarding, h. 96 Centre 35th Robertson Thos. B. broker, 120 Water, h. Brooklyn Robinson Ed. C. furniture, 69 Bowery, h. 75 Chrystie Robertson Wm. baker, 22 Harrison, h. 22 Harrison Robinson Edwin K. postman, h. 283 Ninth Robertson William, laborer, h. r. 41 Anthony Robinson Edwin M. lawyer, 142 Broadway, h. 68 Robertson William, machinist, h. 73 Cannon Warren, Brooklyn Robertson William, mason, h. r. 166 W. 18th Robinson Elijah S. nails, 73 Pearl, h. 39 Murray Robertson W illiam, h. 121 Ludlow Robinson Elisha D. broker, 68 Wall Robertson Wm. cabinetm. 4 Doyers, h. r. 364 Broome Robinson Eliza A. embroidering, h. 77 E. Broadway Robertson William, saloon, 348 Bowery, h. 34 Bowery Robinson Elizabeth, wid. Alexander, dressmaker, h. Robertson William jr. agent, 75 Nassau 516 Broome Robertson & Hudson, drygoods, 17 Murray Robinson Elizabeth (col’d), wid. John, washing, h. r. Robeson Ann I), wid. Charles S. h. 18^ W. lith 17 Laurens Robeson Charles, butcher, h. 779 Greenwich Robinson Eliz. wid. Bernard, h. 201 Varick Robeson Cornelia Ann, tailoress, h. 7T9 Greenwich Robinson Eliz. wid. William C. h. 259 Grand Robeson Oliver, laborer, h. 779 Greenwich Robinson Elizabeth & Juliet, boardingh. 259 Greene Robeson Margaret Maria, tailoress, h. 779 Greenwich Robinson Ellen, wid. James, dressmaker, 189 Spring Robeson Sylvester, butcher, h. 591 Hudson Robinson Ellen, wid. John, boarding, 156 E. B’dway Robichaud Francis A. carpenter, 333 Hudson Robinson Francis, clerk, h. Lexington av. n. E. 33d Robidoux Joseph, scalemaker, r. 39 Greene & Pearl, Robinson Florence, wid. Thomas, h. 283 Sixth av. h. 33 Wooster Robinson Fred. D, editor Wall St. Journal, 11 Mers’. Robiel Frank, tailor, 40 Hamersley, h. 40 Hamersley ex. h. 633 Broadway Robillard Joseph C. imp. 54 Gold, h. 49 Warren Robinson Fred. jr. oculist, 159 Chambers, h. Harrison Robillard Peter, mason, 42 Anthony, h. 91 Franklin hot. Greenwich Robin Charles, brassfounder, 1 Marion, h. 1 Marion ROBINSON G. A. broker, 648 Broadway Robines Alexander, brushmaker, h' 143 Elizabeth Robinson George, jeweler, h. 10 Watts Robins Alonzo, drygoods, — Liberty, h. 136 W. 22d Robinson George, brewer, 51 Harrison, h. Hudson Robins David, builder, h. 78 Sixth City Robins Elizabeth, wid. William, h. r. E. 38th n. Robinson George C. stonecutter, h. 197 W. 28th Second av. Robinson Geo. C. provisions, 44 Front & 14 Coenties Robins George W . tinware, 213 Pearl, h. 428 Pearl si. h. Atlantic c. Clinton, Brooklyn Robins Henry, mer. 134 Water, h. Brooklyn Robinson George M. lawyer, New City hall, h. 20 Robins Jeremiah, provs. 536 Wash. h. 127 Charlton Beach Robins John, drygoods, 426 Pearl Robinson Geo, W . broker, 220 Broadway,h. 97 Greene Robins John, late liquors, h. 294 Rivington Robinson Grace R. wid. John, h. 102 Amos Robins John T. broker, 25 Nassau, h. 8 King Robinson Hamilton W. lawyer, 157 Broadway, h. 225 Robins Leonard, sparmaker, h. 699 Water W. 29th Robins Mary, teacher, 104 Columbia Robinson Henry, coals, 325 Front & 304 E. 14th, h. Robins Riley (col’d), laborer, h. r. 306 Second Rahway Robins Robert, broker, 184 Water, h. Willoughby, Robinson Henry, carman, h. 552 Fourth Brooklyn Robinson Henry, silks, 187 Broadway, h. 227 W. 23d Robins Sackett M. bookkeeper, h. 369 Ninth av. Robinson Henry & Co. silkgoods, 187 Broadway, h. Robins Samuel, butcher, h. 154 Eldridge 227 W. 23d Robins William, printer, h. 74 Sullivan Robinson Henry B. carman, h. 236 W . 18th Robins William, sailmaker, 100 West, h. 154 Eldridge Robinson Henry H. cooper, 15 Burling si. h. 48 Or­ Robins William, sailmaker, 89 West, h. 154 Stanton chard Robins William jr. butcher, h. 164 Stanton Robinson Isaac A. draper, 3 Park pi. h. 147 W. 13th Robins & Co. provisions, 536 Washington Robinson James, brewer, h. 157 Sullivan Robinson Adolphe, liquors, 90 Greenwich, h. 57 Robinson James, cabinetmaker, 71 Bayard Greenwich Robinson James, contractor, h. 142 Second Robinson Albert J. (col’d), cook, h. r. 16 Franklin Robinson James, contractor, h. 122 Second Robinson Albert W. carpenter, 29 Minetta la. li. 177 Robinson James, fruits, 103 Front, h. 73 Twelfth Fourth Robinson James, mer. 125 Pearl, h. Stamford Robinson Alexander, rigger, h. r. 714 Water Robinson,James, laborer, h. 224 First av. Robinson Alex. A. C. carman, h. 515 Washington Robinson James, laborer, h. r. Eleventh av. Robinson Alf. A. carpenter, Minetta la. h. 77 Fourth Robinson James, laborer, h. 358 Ninth Robinson Andrew, porter, h. 147 Varick Robinson James, liquors, 94 W. 85th, h. 94 W. 35th Robinson Andrew, gardener, h. 55 Eighth av. Robinson James, machinist, h. 80 Canal Robinson Ann, wid. Milo, h. 7 Willett Robinson James, theatre, h. 8 Doyers Robinson Anna, dressmaker, n. 57 King Robinson James, vegetables, 13 Essex mkt. h. r. 107 Robinson Anne, wid. William, h. 197 Av. C Eldridge Robinson Anthony, porterh. 71 Perry Robinson James, vegetables, 13 Essex mkt. h. 96 Robinson Archibald, carpenter, h. 170 W. 83d Essex Robinson Beverley, lawyer, 52 Wall. h. Stat. Island Robinson James, machinist, h. 41 Market ROB 588 ROC Robinson Jas. F. lawyer, 76 W all, h. WilMamsburgh Robinson W . Gk fancygoods, 41 Dev, h. Georgia Robinson James P. imp. 60 New, h. W . 20th n. Robinson William, carpenter, 831 E. 12th Sixth ay. Robinson William, contractor, h. 122 Second Robinson James T. printer, h. 244 Elizabeth Robinson William, laborer, h 106 W . 19th Robinson Jane, wid. John, h. 371 Bleecker Robinson William, mason, h. 541 Third av. Robinson Jane, wid. Thomas O. var. store, 829 Sixth Robinson William, mason, h. 3D Tenth Robinson Jane, wid. William, tavern, 60 Greenwich Robinson William, mer. 132 Pearl Robinson Jeanette, tailoress, h. r. 640 Greenwich Robinson William, plasterer, h. 145 E . 86th Robinson Jere. P. fish, 14 Coenties si. & 44 Front, h. Robinson William, plumber, 75 Eighth av Am ity n. Clinton, B rooklyn Robinson William, h. 139 Delancey Robinson John, mason, h. 219 W. 25th Robinson William, carman, h. 206 W. 21st Robinson John, carpenter, 185 Seventh av. Robinson William, carman, h. 209 Seventh Robinson John, carpenter, — Broadway, 558 Broome Robinson William, carpenter, h. 426 Greenwich Robinson John, h. 184 E. 20th Robinson William, contractor, h. 142 Second Robinson John, boatman, h. r. 45 Oliver Robinson William, rigger, 88 Pike, h. lT5Delancev Robinson John, doorkeeper 14th ward station, h. 166 Robinson William, sawyer, h. 197 Av. C Walker Robinson William, boardingh. 62 Greenwich Robinson John, laborer, h. r. 640 Greenwich Robinson William, blacksmith, h. 91 Eleventh Robinson John, laborer, 176 33d Robinson Wm. grocer, 209 First av. h. 209 First av. Robinson John, moulder, h. 205 W . 26th Robinson William, seaman, h. 382 Eighth av. Robinson John, rigger, h. 16 Carlisle Robinson Wm. B. com. mer. 5 Front, h. 11 -Vandam Robinson John, machinist, h. 58 Broome Robinson William E. weigher c. h., h. Newark Robinson John, tinware, h. 134 Beekman Robinson William H. jewelry, 170 Broadway, h. Robinson John, mason, h. 166 Walker Attleboro, Mass. Robinson John, physician, 156 Grand Robinson William H. (col’d), waiter, h. 80 Sullivan Robinson John, painter, 120 Wall, h. 8 Watts Robinson W illiam J. cooper, h. 164 Suffolk Robinson John, shoemaker, h. 282 Second Robinson W illiam J. cabinetmaker, r. 114 Madison, b Robinson John E. imp. 60 New, h. 31£ E. 24th 114 Madison Robinson John F. broker, 122 Fulton, h. 820 G’wich Robinson Wm. P. printer, 88 Wall, h. 169 William Robinson John H. mason, h. r. 166 Walker Robinson William R. <& Co. drygoods, 23 John, h. Robinson John O. lawyer, 39 W illiam, h. 2 Layfhyette Clason av. B rooklyn pi. WUliamsburgh Robinson E. & W . ornaments, 12 E. 20th Robinson Jonas, stonecutter, h. 199 A v. C Robinson R. P. & Co. mers. 153 Maiden la. Robinson Joseph, carman, h. 12 Stanton ROBINSON & LLOYD, imps. 60 New Robinson Joseph, engineer, h. 170 Ninth av. ROBINSON, BETTS & ROBINSON, lawyers, 52 Robinson Joseph G. combs, 494 Seventh av. W all Robinson Lucius, lawyer, 53 Liberty, h. 54 Amity Robinson, Charlesworth & Tryner, mineral water, r. Robinson M. brandies, h. 87 Cross 876 Bowery Robinson Margaret, wid. W m. boardingh. 32 Monroe Robison Ann, wid. Thomas, h. r. 167 W. 13th Robinson Maria, wid. Thomas, h. 360 Second av. Robison Charles B. com. mer. 167 South, h. 132 Robinson Martha, wid. Henry, dressmaker, h. 227 Hammpnd W . 20th Robison Edward, pianofortes, h. 118 E. 35th Robinson Mary, wid. John, h. r. 157 Perry Robison John M. broker, 16 Wall Robinson Mary, wid. Wm. boarders, h. 219 E. 20th Robison Peter, porter, h. 470 Fourth Robinson Mary, wid. Martin, seamstress, h. r. 107 Robison Samuel, laborer, h. 43 Watts Washington Robitaille Francis, clerk, h. 265 Twelfth Robinson Mary A. (col’d), wid. John, h. 49 Laurens Robjohn Thos. jeweler, 166 Bowery, h. 166 Bowery Robinson Mary A. wid. Edward, washing, h. 687 Robley Joseph, late calicodesigner, h. 304 W. 18tb Washington Roblin Catharine, h. 88 Laight Robinson Mary J. wid. Hugh, h. 65 Av. B Roblin Edward, h. 88 Laight Robinson Nancy, wid. Thomas, washing, h. 124 Perry Robson Benjamin R. physician, 20 E. Broadway, h. Robinson Nathan L. dealer, 17 Fulton mkt. h. 103 238 Fourth Bleecker Robson Daniel, sailor, h. 90 Hester Robinson Nelson, broker, 87 W all, h. 41 Union pi. Robson Hannah, wid. George, h. 132 E. 21st Robinson Peter, mer. 634 Fourth Robson John A. cabinetmaker, 172 W. 80th, h. 174 Robinson Peter, shoemaker, h. 154 W . 16th W . 30th Robinson Quin, carpenter, h. 116 E. 20th Robson Philip J. gasfitter, h. r. 99 Cannon Robinson Reuben, carpenter, h. 188 Church Robson Richard, lighters, 27 Coenties sL & 37 Fur­ Robinson Reuben B. mer. 153 Maiden la. h. B rooklyn man, B rooklyn, h. 60 Lawrence, Brooklyn Robinson Robert, broker, 118 South, h. 18 Attorney Robson Susan (cord), laundress, h. 9 York Robinson Robert, mineralwater, r. 376 Bowery, h. Robson William, cabinetmaker, h. 142 Seventh av. 374 Bowery Robson William, shipcarpenter, h. 66 Av. D Robinson Robert, carpenter, h. r. 177 W . 26th Robson William H. broker, 151 South, h. 139 & Robinson Robert, finisher, h. 41 Ridge Broadway Robinson Robert, gents nurse, h. 49 Watts Robus Frederick, grocer, 126 Clinton Robinson Robert H. shoemaker, h. 87E. 11th Roby W illiam R. cardmaker, 4 Reade, h. 18 Prince Robinson Rufus B. painter, h. 218 W . 16th Rocchietti Jos. prof Italian, 122 Leonard Robinson Russell, druggist, 214 Fulton, h. W . 173 Rocco Samson, boots, 369 Bowery, h. 869 Bowery Hudson Roch Henry, flagger, h. r. 651 Greenwich Robinson Sml. bootmaker, h. 886 Tenth av. Roch Louis fe. grocer, 360 Houston, h. 360 Houston Robinson Samuel, stockingweaving, 844 Bowery, h. Roch Martin, shoemaker, h. r. 88 First av. 444 Fourth Roch Samuel, barber, 11 Albany, h. 11 Albany Robinson Samuel (col’d), scavenger, h. r. 35 King Roche Alfred, sawmill, 138 Bank, h. 114 Bank Robinson Sam. exchange, 72 Eldridge, h. 72 Eldridge Roche Ann, wid. John, h. 223 Varick Robinson Sam. G. boots, 236 Bleecker, h; 236 Bleecker Roche Claude, currier, 584 Sixth av. h. Robinson Samuel L. cooper, h. 827 Sixth Roche David, grocer, 450 Water, h. 450 Water Robinson Samuel P. shipbroker, 54 West, h. 68 War­ Roche David, teamster, h. 246 E. 19th ren, Brooklyn Roche David, laborer, h. 365 Cherry Robinson Samuel S. C. clerk, 91 Wall, h. 53 Ludlow Roche Edward, mason, h. 101E. 25th Robinson Samuel W . exchange, 410£ Grand, h. 72 Roche Edward, mer. 34 Fulton, h. Madison av. Eldridge F i Robinson Sarah, milliner, h. 22 Chrystie Roche Edward, nier. 69 South, h. 5 Hanover p. Robinson Susan H. wid. Albert, boardingh. 9 & 10 . B rooklyn _ T College pi. Roche Ellen, wid. Michael, h. 56 James _ Robinson Solomon, physician, h. 88 King Roche Etienne, watches, 59 John, h. Jfranee Robinson T. A. exchange, 14 Mulberry, h. 87 Cross Roche Francis, rigger, h. r. 95 James Robinson Thos. sailmaker, 182 South, h. Yorkville Roche James, laborer, h. JS Yandam Jersey Robinson Thomas, wireworker, h. 126 Orange Roche James F. com. mer. 34 Fulton, h. New Robinson Thomas D. fruits, Clinton m k t h. 26 Green­ Roche John, porter, h. 66 Greenwich av. wich av. Roche John, pedler, h. 76 James ROC 589 ROD Koche John, mer. 77 South, h. West Indies Rockwell James S. leather, 47 Ferry, h. 74 Sands, Roche John, carpenter, h. W . 47th c. Eleventh av. B rooklyn ■ Roche John, carpenter, 42 Anthony, h. A Hoboken Rockwell John H. laborer, h. 128 Av. C Roche John, grocer, 46 Whitehall, h. 46 Whitehall Rockwell John J. drygoods, 57 Cedar, h. 432 Pacific, Roche John, painter, h. 159 E. 11th B rooklyn Roche John B. shoes, 69 Oliver, h. r. 69 Oliver Rockwell Samuel S. real estate, h-S. 7th W bwrgh Roche John M. grocer, h. 123 Greenwich Rockwell Stephen, police, 154 Sixth av. Roche John W . 34 Fulton, h. Madison av. c. E. 28th Rockwell William, physician, h. 51 E. Broadway Roche Margaret, wid. Dominick, h. 19 West Rockwell William B. clerk police, h. E. 50th b et Roche Mary, wid. Jno. seamstress, h. r. 40 Hamersley Second & Third avs. Roche Maurice, late grocer, h. 98 Gold Rockwell J. S. & Co. leather, 47 Ferry Roche Michael, shoemaker, 130 E. 24th Rockwell, Tower & Yail, importers, 22 John Roche Patrick, cabinetmaker, h. 432 Cherry ROCKW ELL, W INTON & CO. strawgoods, 20 Roche Patrick, laborer, h. 18 Oak Cortlandt Roche Patrick, bootmaker, h. 172 Mulberry Rock wood Henry O. acct. h. E. 38th n. Madison av. Roche Peter R. sawmills, 138 Bank, h. 150 Macdougal Rockwood John S. feed, 208 Duane, h. 263 Madison Roche Philip, laborer, h. 307 Madison Rocky Bar Mining Company, 20 Mers’. ex. Roche Thomas, blacksmith, h. r. 132 Clinton pL Roda Edward, boardingh. 64 James Roche Thomas, bricklayer, h. 287 Seventh av. Rodacher Reuben M. tailor, 566 Grand Roche Thomas, policeman, h. 8 Carlisle Roddy Hugh, baker, h. r. 170 E. 16th Roche Thomas, shoemaker, 110 Third av. Roddy Catharine, fruit, 887 Sixth av. Roche Thomas C. shipping, 83 South, h. 218 S. First, Roddy Robert, furrier, h. 115 W . 27th WilMamsbv/rgh Rode Charles R. pub. 161 B’dway, h. 6 W . 38th Roche Timothy, porter, 92 Gold Rode Frederick G. liquors, 64 James Roche Walter, liquors, 19 Mulberry, h. 19 Mulberry Rode Henry, cabinetmaker, h. r. 69 Thompson Roche William, carpenter, h. 377 Ninth Rode Jacob, tailor, h. r. 152 Orchard Roche William, laborer, h. r. 14 Pelham Rode John H. liquors, 340 Stanton Roche Brothers, 34 Fulton, com. mers. & agents for Rode Joseph, tailor, h. 128 Suffolk the Hudson river pottery, foot W . 12th Rode Theodore, baker, h. 240 Rivington ROCHE BROTHERS & CO. shipping merchants & Rodefeldt John F. liquors, 731 Wash. h. 731 Wash. passenger agents of the old or black ball line of Roden William, porterh. 34 Greenwich Liverpool packets, & who sell drafts on the royal Rodenbach Christian, baker, 126 W . 24th, h. 126 W . Bank of Ireland & on Messra Prescott, Grote & 24th Co. bankers, London, 34 Fulton Rodenback Christopher, baker, h. 309 Seventh av. Roche Brothers & Coffey, mers. 69 South Rodenback Philip, cabinetmkr, h. Fifth av. n. E. 41st ROCHE BROTHERS & MASTERSON, shipping, Rodenberg Abram, toys, h. 170 W . 30th 77 South Rodenburg John, grocer, 30 Howard Roche, O'Beirne & Co. shipping, 35 Fulton Roder Henry, barber, 122 Prince Rochefort Bartolome, cabinetmaker, 623 Broadway, Roderick John, blacksmith, h. 112 Stanton h. 33 Greenwich av. Rodermond Hannah, seamstress, h. r. 25 Hester Rochefort & Skarren, cabinetmakers, 623 Broadway Rodermond Pearsall, police, h. 187 Chambers Rocheleau Joseph, h. 8 Bleecker Rodes Solomon, 17J- Chatham, h. 17£ Chatham Rochester Joseph (col’d), laborer, h. r. 72 Thompson Rodewald Brothers, mers. 20 Beaver Rochester Wm. B. bookkeeper, 16 Wall, h. Judson Rodewig Henry, tailor, h. 85 Jackson hotel Rodgers Alexander R. lawyer, 49 Wm. h. 34 W . 29th Rochester Thomas F. physician, h. 56 E. 31st Rodgers Alfred, boardingh. 23 Bowery Rochford James, boots, 19 Maiden la. h. 83 Murray Rodgers Andrew, carpenter, h. 871 Eighth Rochford Luke, liquors, 536 Pearl, h. 115 Grand Rodgers Andrew, grocer, 169 Second, h. 169 Second Rochford Michael, provisions, 320 W . 17th, h. 48 Rodgers Andrew B. shoemaker, h. 150 Barrow Tenth av. Rodgers Bernard, smith, h. 726 Washington Rochty Dominions, tailor, h. 250 Seventh Rodgers Charles H. machinist, h. 325 Tenth Rock Bamy, tailor, h. 78 Mulberry Rodgers Charles W . A mer. 198 Broadway, h. 17 E. Rock Frederick, laborer, h. r. 84 Eldridge Washington pL Rock John (col’d), waiter, 88 Cedar Rodgers David, chairmaker, h. 234 Delancey Rock Laurence, laborer, h. Eleventh av. n. W . 47th Rodgers Edmund F. builder, h. 218 E. 23d R ock Matthew, shoemaker, h. 48 Yandam Rodgers.Edward, fireman, h. r. 279 Sixth Rock Michael, umbrellamaker, h. 34 Gouverneur Rodgers Edward T. bellhangcr, 260 Twelfth, h. 272 Rock Michael, porter, h. 42 Oak First *av. Rock Patrick, carpenter, h. 192 Madison Rodgers Elisha F. clerk, 131 Nassau, h. 117 Henry Rock Patrick, tailor, 28 Laurens Rodgefs Emily H. wid. I. K. h. 90 W . 23d Rock*William A. h. 22 Chestnut Rodgers James, carman, 221 Thompson Rocke Alexander, liquors, W . 39th n. Sixth av. Rodgers James, carman, h. 570 Washington Rockefeler Rufus, prov. 126 Prince, h. 103 Wooster Rodgers James, laborer, h. 180 Av. C Rockenbach Cahil, upholst h. E. 46th n. Second av. Rodgers James, clockmaker, 413 Broadway, h. 271 Rocker Balthaser, porterh. 18 Frankfort Tenth Rockett Elizabeth, wid. John, hotel, 561 Houston, h. Rodgers James F. h. 79 First 561 Houston Rodgers John, boilermaker, h. r. 181 Prince Rockett John W . accountant, h. 187 Monroe Rodgers John, laborer, h. 179 W . 83d Rockfeller Riker, painter, 104 Hudson Rodgers John, laborer, h. 107 Third av. Rockfeller & Harris, painters, 104 Hudson Rodgers John, smith, h. 258 Third Rockfellow Yictor, carpenter, h. 43 Av. C Rodgers John, ■waiter, h. 272 Av. A Rockfler Peter, driver, h. 420 Third av. Rodgers Joseph & Sons, cutlers, 28 Cliff, h. Sheffield Rockland Ice Co. pier 33 n. r. Rodgers Joseph F. painter, h. 221 Sullivan Rockmer Mary, wid. Jacob, washer, 190 Second Rodgers Margaret, wid. Levi, h. r. 61 Ridge Rocks Mary, wid. Fran, dressmak. h. r. 146 Forsyth Rodgers Mary, wid. John, boardingh, 26 Crosby Rockwell Alfred, carrier, h. 124 Sheriff Rodgers Michael, laborer, b. W . 43d n. Eleventh av. Rockwell Alphonso S. clerk, h. 2 Grove Rodgers Patrick, grocer, h. 553 Third av. Rockwell Benjamin, flours, 82 Pearl, h. 827 Henry, Rodgers Patrick, laborer, h. 294 First av. B rooklyn Rodgers Samuel, laborer, h. foot W . 45th Rockwell Charles D. fancygoods, 21 Cortlandt, h. 13 Rodgers Samuel, drygoods, 340 Bowery London terrace Rodgers Stephen, painter, h. 58 Laight Rockwell Charles W . cashr. ins. c. 49 Wall, h. 755 Rodgers Thomas, cooper, h. 522 Washington Broadway Rodgers Wm. drygoods, 134 Division, h. 134 Division Rockwell Franklin A. clerk, h. 63 Fourth Rodgers William H. indiarubber, 23 Cortlandt, h. Rockwell Hannah, wid. Jacob, h. 119 Allen Newark, A . J. Rockwell H’y, clocks, 57 Maiden la. h. 66 Horatio RODGERS W . T. c. h. depot, Jersey City' Rockwell Henry B. strawgoods, 20 Cortlandt, h. 51 Rodgers William T. jr. liquors, 279 Washington, h. London terrace Jersey City Rockwell James, carman, h. 219 E. 21st Rodgers & Moore, drygoods, 340 Bowery ROE 590 ROG Rodgers & Woodman, lawyers, 49 William Roen Patrick, carman, h. 224 W . 16th ^ Redgers & W yckoff, indiarubber, 23 Oortlandt Roerke John, horses, h. Third av. c. E. 36th Rodgers, Catlin, Leavitt & Co. drygoods, 198 B’dway Roermund R. B. laddermaker, h. 156 Perry Rodh David, tailor, 220 Canal, h. 220 Canal Roes Claus, grocery, 6 Madison & 71 Grand, h A Rodhamer Hiram, gratemaker, 179 Spring Madison 1 u* 0 Rodhmann Georg®, liquors, k. 69 Division Rodie Henry, tailor, h. r. 134 Pitt EOe?oodSf% P earrPOrter paperhanSinS8 & *Wch Rodihan Ellen, w id Peter, h. 90 Cliff Roesen S. artist, h. 8 Pell Rodman Elizabeth A. wid. William, h. 77 Broome Eoeser E. A L. stoves, 16T Forsyth, h. 167 Forsyth RODMAN GEORGE T. machinist, 229 & 231 W est, Eoeser Fnednch, capmaker, h. 657 Washington h. 412 Greenwich Roeseler Christian, tailor, h. 324 Eighth Rodman Jesse, calker, h. 339 Madison RoesickeG . & Co. pictureframes, 21 Spruce, h. lfii Rodman John, lighters, 120 Wall, h. N ew ark, N. J. Bridge, B rooklyn ^ 01 Rodman John F. machinist, 229 & 231 West, b. 368 Roesler Frederick, physician, h. 139 Allen Washington Roesse Peter, cardmaker, h. 161 Delancoy Rodman Joseph, engineer, h. 15 Scammel Roethenbach William F. boardingh. 112 Greenwich Rodman Robert W merchant, 82 South, h. 86 Bond Roettgen Henry, printer, h. 577 Grand Rodman Thos. H. lawyer, 87 W all, h. Jam aica, Z . I R O E fE R C H A R LE S, hotel, 183 & 185 Chambers Rodman Thornton M. clerk, h. West Farm s R off Abraham, mason, h. 99 Mott Rodman William L. calker, 650 Water R off Anselm, tailor, h. 212 Second Rodmeyer Jacob, blacksmith, h. 498 Eighth av. RofF Charles, carman, h. 153 W. 31st Bodnay Matthew, laborer, h. 115 Hammond Roff Stephen, poulterer, h. 6 E. 33d Rodney Mary (col’d), servant, h. 225 Laurens R off Franz, colorer, h. 74 Essex Rodney Michael, carman, h. 144 Hammond R off George, shoemaker, h. 217 E. 17th Rodrian Henry, locksmith, h. r. 45 Rivington R off Joseph, dealer, 465 Third av. Rodriguez Joseph C. clerk, h. r. 31 Marion R off Maria, wid. Charles W. h. 19 Desbrosses Rodriguez L. J. bookst. 23 Eighth av. h. 321 Spring R off Peter W. pilot, 69 South, h. 188 Orchard Roe Alfred, lawyer, 38 Wall Rofner Silvestian, boardingh. 539 Pearl Roe Andrew J. lawyer, 51 Wall, h. Jersey C ity Rogaliner Jacob, pedler, h. 259 Hudson Roe Ann, h. 155 Thompson Rogan James, butcher, h. 244 Mulberry Roe Antonio J. rigger, h. 82 Oliver Rogen James, shoemaker, h. 618 Ninth av. Roe Benjamin G. h. 6 W . 40th Rogan John, h. 44 Clinton Roe Charles, boardingh. 185 Chambers Rogan John, tailor, h. r. 47 Mulberry Roe Charles S. lawyer, 38 W all Rogan John, tailor, h. r. 131 W. 16th Roe Edward, manufac. 104 W . 18th, h. 104 W . 18th Rogan John C. grocer, 245 Eighth av. Roe Elijah W . grocer, 281 Bleecker, h. 101 Barrow Rogan Michael, laborer, h. r. 635 Washington Roe'Eliza, wid. James K. h. 31 W . 13th Rogan William, h. 79 Delancey Roe Frederick, agent, Trinity building Roge Raymond, apothecary, h. r. 217 Centre ROE GEORGE S. stationer, 19 & 21 mer. ex. h. 25 Roger William, insurance, 63 Wall Yandam Roger Abitha, clerk, h. 666 Greenwich Roe Gilbert, glasscutter, 1001 Broadway, h. Eighth Roger Andrew, grocer, 169 Second, h, 169 Second av. c. W . 51st ROGER AUGUSTE, leather, 9 Jacob, h. Brooklyn Roe Hamilton, oysters, 2 Fulton m kt h. 5 Oak Roger George, machinist, h. r. 267 W. 28th Roe Hannah, wid. James, h. 199 Franklin Roger Marius, watchmaker, 57 Fulton, h. 57 Fulton Roe Hewlet, shipwright, h. 379 Ninth Rogers A. Willetts, physician, h. 151E. Broadway Roe John, carpenter, W. 89th n. Ninth av. Rogers Abel, pianofortes, 148 Fulton, h. 9 Mercer Roe John, carman, h. 272 W . 26th Rogers Abel H. blockmaker, 224 South, h. 24 Sixth Roe Joseph, shipcarpenter, h. 289 Eighth av. Rogers Abigail, wid. Hezekiah, h. I ll Division Roe Joseph B. acct h. 281 Bleecker Rogers Abigail, boardingh. 502 Broome Roe Juliet, shipcarpenter, h. 379 Ninth Rogers Abitha, shoemaker, h. 152 Barrow Roe Lydia, nurse, h. 170 Delancey Rogers Albert, diningsaloon, 4 Fulton, h. 157 Duffield, Roe Martha, wid. Israel, washing, h. r. 167 Ludlow B rooklyn Roe Mary, wid. William, h. 13 Rivington Rogers Albert A. late mer. h. W. 84th n. Ninth av. Roe Nathaniel, agent, 200 Yarick, h. 581 Broome Rogers Alfred, boarding, 23 Bowery, h. 23 Bowery Roe Patrick, boatman, h. 230 E. 14th Rogers Alpheus, druggist, 75 W. Broadway Roe Peter, clerk, h. 100 Gold Rogers Amira, engineer, h. 367 Ninth Roe Rich. R. provisions, 192 & 194 Washington, h. 50 Rogers Amos S. shoes, 763 B’dway, h. 121 Sullivan Lispenard Rogers Ann, nurse, h. 272 Tenth Roe S. Y. builder, r. W . 86th c. Ninth av. h. W- 36th Rogers Andrew Y. slioecutter, h. 651 Washington Roe Thomas, waiter, h. r. 73 Duane Rogers Archibald G. lawyer, 238 Broadway, h. 4 Roe Walter A. broker, 127 & 433 Fourth av. h. Greenwich Harlem ROGERS ARTHUR, druggist, 198 Spring, h. 198 Roe William A. leather & findings, 147 Houston Spring Roe William W . shipcarpenter, h. 295 W . 17th Rogers Arthur, printer, h. 21 Sixth Roe, Comstock & Co. provisions, 192 &194 Wash’ton Rogers Barney, junk, h. 24 Broome Roeber John, turner, 67 Forsyth, h. r. 97 Ludlow Rogers Benjamin H. carman, h. 67 Av. D Roebin George, boardingh. 7 James sL Rogers Beniamin K. express, h. r. 413§ Hudson Roeckle Jos. grocer, 407 Eighth av. h.‘ 407 Eighth av. Rogers Benjamin J. strawdealer, 580 Eighth av. Roedel Edward, shoemaker, 55£ Mott, h. 66 Bayard Rogers Benjamin T. h. 223 W. 20th Roedenberger William, hotel, 872 Pearl Rogers Bernard, 24 Broome, h. 24 Broome Boeder Francis, saloon, 195 William, h. 195 W illiam Rogers Bradford, shoes, 414 Grand, h. 414 Grand Boeder George, chairmaker, 50 Sixth, h. 580 Fourth Rogers Cady M. 86 Broadway Boeder John, barber, 431 First av. h. 431 First av. Rogers Caroline E. wid. Nicholas D. oysters, 135 & Roedig Philip, indiarubber, h. W . 89th n. Ninth av. 26th, h. 135 E. 26th .. Roediger Adam, tailor, h. 664 Eighth av. Rogers Catharine, wid. Nehemiah, h. 4 Greenwich Roehemen Charles, tailor, h. 261 William Rogers Catharine, h. r. 178 Elizabeth Roeher Adam, tailor, h. 241 Second Rogers Charles, h. 109 W. 16th Roehing Mary, liquors, 77 Pike, b. 77 Pike Rogers Charles, carman, h. r. 116 Essex Roehling Theophile, liquors, 85 Beekman, h. Wil- Rogers Charles, h. r. 19 Marion 1A0 Uamsbwrgh Rogers Charles, watchmaker, 170 Broadway, h. iw Roehlor Robert, segars, 170 Division, h. 170 Division W . 16th - . Roehner John, butcher, 92 Division, h. 92 Division Rogers Charles (col’d), segarmaker, h. 8 Downing Roehrig Henry, cabinetmaker, 232 Division, h. 124 Rogers Charles, clerk, h. 10 Stanton ' ... Delancey Rogers Charles H. & Co. lead, 80 Wall, h. 21 Norfolk Roell Frederick, portemonnaiemaker, h. 364 Tenth Rogers Charles W . liquors, 154 E. Broadway Roemer Adelpb, tailor, h. 28 Third av. Rogers Christopher, prof, music, h. 11 Minetta Roemer Charles, woodturner, r. 196 Second Rogers Daniel, laborer, h.,274 Rivington Roemer John, prof freo acad. h. 47 E. 14th Rogers Daniel, laborer, h. 68 Hamersley Roemer Ludwig, tailor, h. 583 Fourth Rogers Daniel, laborer, h. 151 E. 24th rog 591 ROG Rogers David, artist, k. 75 W. 15th Rogers Langdon M. stationer, 42 & 44 Nassau, h. 5 Rogers David, fish, 8£ Fulton m kt h. 82 Second, Wil- Lafayette, Brooklyn liamsburgh Rogers Levi (col'd), (Rev.) h. 85 W. 80th Rogers David L. surgeon, h. Metropolitan h. Rogers Lewis, machinist, h. 224 W. 26th Rogers E. F. clerk, h. 117 Henry Rogers Lyman, h. 279 Ninth Rogers E. P. acct. 31 Broadway, h. Jersey City Rogers Marg. wid. Levi C. laundress, h. r. 61 Ridge Rogers Edmund F. builder, r. E. 28th, h. 145 E. 27th Rogers Margaret, seamstress, h. 12 Batavia Rogers Edward N. 187 Fulton, h. 4 Greenwich Rogers Maria, h. 238 E. Broadway Rogers Edwd. T. locksmith, 260 E. 12th, h. 48 E. 23d Rogers Marvin H. gunpowder, 36 Broadway, h. 802 Rogers Eliphalet B. clerk, h. 47 Essex Broome Rogers Eliza, wid. Joseph, school, h. 201 Third av. Rogers Mary, h. 209 W. 24th Rogers Elizabeth, wid. Henry C. h. 124 Clinton Rogers Mary, wid. David, h. 3 Christopher Rogers Ellen, h. 309 W. 28th Rogers Mary, wid. James, h. 137 Broome Rogers Enos T. sawmill, 294 & 298 Monroe, h. 62 Rogers. Mary, inill’ry, 580 Eighth av. h. 530 Eighth av. Cannon Rogers Mary, toys, 145 Forsyth, h. 145 Forsyth Rogers Francis, laborer, h. 116 E. 13th Rogers Mary, washerwoman, h. 10$ Yandewater Rogers Francis, tailor, 205 Av. D, h. 211 Front Rogers Mary Ann O. wid. J. h. W. 20th c. Sixth av. Rogers Frederick, rigger, h. 465 Water Rogers Maxson W. & Co. fish, 27 Fulton mkt. h. 46 Rogers George (col’d), whitewasher, h. 45 Laurens Front, Brooklyn Rogers Geo. jewelry, 36 Chatham, h. 41 Yandewater Rogers Michael, carman, h. r. 233 Sullivan Rogers George A teacher, h. 223 W. 20th Rogers Nathan 188 Fr0nt’ h- 5 Colonnade r. Rouse George, seaman, h. 72 N. Moore Rowe William, waterpurveyor, h. 127 White Rouse Henry (col’d), laborer, h. r. 107 Canal Rowe William, baskets, 94 Vesey, h. Hew Jersev Rouse James H. waiter, h. 23 Laurens ROWE WILLIAM JR. carpets, 279 hX T 22 Rouse Richard W. tailor, h. 208 Sullivan * Charlton Rouse Walter, laborer, h. 124 Anthony Rowe T. G. & A. L. linseed oil, 188 Front Rouseworth Abraham, carrier, h. 259 Houston Rowe & Waldrom, refectory, 100 Yesey Roussel Henry, clerk, 90 Broadway, h. Hoboken Rowe, Woodruff & Carter, grocers, 173 Washington Routanne Mary, millinery, 520 Eighth av. h. 520 ROWELL CHARLES S. dentist, 11 Chambers, h. Eighth av. Fordham Routh Charles R. com. mer. 4 Bowling green, h. Rowell Warren, dentist, h. 163 Madison Staten Island Rowell William L. organbuilder, h. 148 E. 26th Routh Henry de B. com. mer. 4 Bowling green, h. Rowen Ann, wid. William W. jr. tailoress, h. 223 De- Staten Island lancey Routh Henry L. & Sons, com. mer. 4 Bowling green, Rowen John J. cus. h. officer, h. 92 W. 28th b. Staten Island Rowen Luke, umbrellas, h. r. 57 Orange Routh Joseph, tailor, h. r. 123 Norfolk Rowens Charles, shoemaker, h. 310 Delancey Routledge John, tailor, h. 85 W. 25th Row in Thomas, bleacher, h. r. 61 Bank Rouviere Huldah, wid. Louis, h. 129 Eldridge Rowland Charles N. S. com. mer. 55 Water, h. 478 Rouwel Joseph, tailor, h. 35 Crosby Hudson Roux Alexander, cabinetmaker, 479 Broadway & 43 Rowland David, imp. 5 Maiden la. h. 211 W. 22d Mercer, h. 41 Mercer Rowland Edwin C. clerk, h. 54 Forsyth Roux Stephen, shoemaker, h. 146 Forsyth Rowland Ellen, h. r. 132 Clinton pi. Rouyon Alphonse, paperboxes, 71 Liberty, h. 10 Jo- Rowland George, policeman, h. 33 Greenwich ralemon, Brooklyn Rowland George H. machinist, h. 118 Eldridge Rover Frederick, baker, 119 Av. C, & grocer, 101 Av. Rowland George N. builder, 172 & 174 Mercer fe Matthew B. captain, h. 163 Perry Brooklyn Rowe Orville P. tailor, c. Maiden la. h. 161 W. 16th Royael John, oysters, 252 Wooster, h. 119 Lewis Rowe Peter, refectory, 100 Yesey, h. Bergen, H. J. Royal Alois, clocks, 155 Division, h. 155 Division Rowe Peter, grocer, 173 Washington, h. 282 W. 22d Royal Francis, goldbeater, h. 488 Eighth av. RUD 598 RUM Royal John, fishmonger, 252 University pL h. 119 Rudyard William, lumber, 270 Cherry, h. 243 Henrf Lewis Rue James, mason, h. 77 W. 83d 7 Royall Stephen, chairmaker, h. 5 E. 36th Rue John M. police, h. 386 Houston Boyce Geo. S. lumber. Tenth av. h. 146 Christopher# Rue Robert L. h. 215 W. 26th Boyce Henry A. lumber, 364 West, h. 169 E. 17th Ruebsamen Henrich, tailor, h. 183 E. 11th Boyce John E. seg. 207 Eighth av. h. 207 Eighth av. Ruegg Esther, dressmaker, h. 123 Greenwich Boyce Reubens 8. lumber, Leroy c. West, h. 763 Ruelies Francis, shoemaker, h. 8 Pell Greenwich Ruely Maria, wid. John, h. 889 Houston Boycho David, liquors, h. 650 Water Ruempler Ernst, tasselmaker, h. 201 Av. B Boyer Alphonse, cutter, h. 207 Ninth av. Ruesch John, fruits, 1 Cath. mkt h. 11 Catharine si Roylance William T. boxmaker, h. 179 E. 26th Ruete Charles T. tobacco, 79 Wall, h. IldlgaU Boyle Catharine, dressmaker, h. 204 Hester Ruf Christian, cabinetmaker, h. 306 Broome Boys Harlow, leather, 34 Spruce, h. 68 Crosby Ruf Christian, tailor, h. 218 Second Boza Guillaume, mer. 34 Platt, h. 20 Varick Ruf Frederick, shoemaker, h. 175 Av. C Rozell Alson, driver, h. 389 Tenth Ruff Frederick, butcher, h. W. 40th n. Eleventh av Bozell John, engineer, h. r. 107 Lewis Rufort Philip, shoemaker, 81 Ludlow Rub Philip, speculator, h. 217 Second Buffer John, baker, 468 Fourth, h. 468 Fourth Buback Abraham, pedler, h. r. 212 Houston Rufner John E. boots, 233* Bowery, h. 2334 Bowerv Rubel Francis, grocer, 39 Av. A, h. 39 Av. A Rufner Sebastian, bootmaker, 1 Barclay, h. 539 Pearl Babel Francis, liquors, Sixth n. Av. B Ruga Henry, carpenter, h. 87 Water Bubel Francis, musician, h. 39 Av. A Rugan Henry, grocer, 200 Spring, h. Greenpoint Ruben David, tailor, h. 182 Walker Rugan H. & Co. grocers, 200 Spring Bubens Charles, watchman, 35 John, h. 54 Ludlow Ruger George O. refinishing, 44 Greenwich, h. 22 Bubin Henry (Rev.), h. 124 Attorney Union pi. Brooklyn Bubin Robert, tailor, h. r. 132 Walker Ruger Harman, clerk, h. 1 Greenwich Rucastle John, hotel, 828 Pearl Ruger Martin, clothier, 26 Fulton, h. WilliamsburaK Buch Adam, tailor, 144 W. 35th Ruger Philip P. blacksmith, h. 165 W. 18th Buch George, thread & needles, 160 Rivington Rugers Sarah, wid. Herman H. confectioner, 360 Buch George J. cabinetmaker, h. 189 E. 28th Tenth, h. 360 Tenth ' Ruchbamer Nicholas, labor, h. r. W. 39th n. Tenth av. Rugg Mirandus F. baker, 232 Rivington, h. 145 Duane Ruchty Andrew, cutler, h. 17 Watts Ruggeberg T. W. pianomaker, h. 1 Franklin sq. Ruchty Hiram, cutler, r. 67 Forsyth, h. 17 Watts Buggies Albert, broker, h. 121 Sullivan Ruchty Samuel, cutler, 15 Canal, h. 107 Greene Buggies Edward T. acct. 26 Cliff Ruchty & Shaub, cutlery, r. 65 Forsyth Buggies Francis H. pres. Sonora gold mining co. 6 Ruck John, pianos, 63 & 65 Centre, h. 92 E. 33d Wall, h. 185 E. 15th Ruck Joseph, paperhanger, h. 4 Av. B Buggies Herman, lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. 42 E. 15th Buck Henry, shipcarpenter, li. 42 Hubert Buggies Henry J. lawyer, 74 B’way, b. 19 Irving pL Buck Peter C. shipwright, 49 Harrison, h. 381 Wash. Buggies Henry, navalstores, 172 Front, h. 66 Cran­ Buck el Jacob, late grocer, h. 172 Franklin berry, Brooklyn Ruckel John H. druggist, 220 G’wich, h. 33 W. 23d RUGGLES HORACE M. lawyer, 14 Wall Bucket Sami, upholstery, 116 Houston, h. 102 "Varick Buggies James F. lawyer, 52 Wall, h. 24 Union pL Ruckeler George, boardingh. 128 Liberty Buggies James K. lawyer, 52 Wall, h. 24 Union pL Ruckelshaus Conrad, cabinetmaker, h. 40 Madison Buggies John F. brassfounder, h. r. 195 Mott Ruckert Alois, tinsmith, h. 65 Church Buggies Philo T. lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. 630 B’way Ruckeser George, boardingh. 128 Liberty Buggies Robert B. goldbeater, 131 Fulton, h. Pater* Buckgaber Max, mer. 24 Broadway, h. Bergen, B'klyn son, N. J. Ruckman Elisha, oysters, ft Fulton, h. 16 Jay Buggies Sami. B. lawyer, 52 Wall, h. 24 Union pL Ruckmaster Martin, tailor, h. 211 Second RUGGLES Rudyard James, woodyard, 64 A 66 Rutgers, h. 245. Rumpf Michael, blacksmith, 407 Ninth av. Henry Bumpier Ernst, weaver, 201 Av. B> b. 201 Av. RUS 599 RUS Rumrell Mar^iall, pocketbooks, 63 Fulton, h. B'Tcl/yn Kumrell Robert H. pocketbooks, 53 Fulton, h. Brook­ I 5?rol?5^tTIni^ r^ ater manuf. 76 Trinity pL EUSHTON,~”OLARK & CO. druggists. 10 Astor lyn Rumrell M. & R. H. pocketbooks, 53 Fulton l®5 * ‘^ 3 .Broadway, & 76 Trinity pL Busk John D. physician, 15 Centre Eumrill Alexander jr. jeweler, 264 Broadway, h. 50 Husk William, laborer, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Beach Buss Albert, oysters, h. 470 Broome Eumsal John C. boardingh. 60 Anthony Buss Edwin B bookkeeper, 14 B’dway, h. 7 State Eumsby George, shoemaker, li. 188 Eighth ay. Buss Horace P. paver, 2S9 Broadway Eumsey John W. hosiery, 78 Cedar, h. E. 58th n. Buss John A. jr. grocer, 42 Water, h. Brooklyn Second av. Russ John D. sup. h. foot E. 25th Eumsey Phebe A. tailoress, h. 188 Eighth av. Russ & Reid, pavers, 289 Broadway Eumsey Snedeker & Co. hosiery, 78 Cedar Russack Benjamin, caps, 826 Grand & 231 Eighth m Runay Patrick, laborer, h. 5 Weehawken h. 231 Eighth av. Eunde Theodore, clerk, h. 118 Centre Russack Benjamin, caps, 231 Eighth av. & 826 Grand Rundell Louis B. — Wall, h. 96 E. 30th Russau John, stand, 16 Vesey, h. 237 Ninth av. Eundels & Co. builders, 183 E. 22d Russe Peter, furrier, 401 Seventh av. Bundle Charles A. exchange, 75 Varick, h. 16 Hudson Russeau John, h. 435 Eighth av. Bundle James B. grocer, 425 Fourth ay. h. 51 E. 80th Russel Abraham D. lawyer, 14 Chambers, h. 158 Sul* Bundle Samuel H. draper, 27 Third ay. h. 27 Third av. livan Euney James, laborer, h. 492 W. 33d RUSSEL ABRAHAM T. hardware, 137 Fulton, Ik Bung Jacob, milk, 260 Delancey 579 Broome Bung John A brushes, 45 Av. B, h. 45 Av. B Russel Abram F. hardware, 137 Fulton, h. 579 Broome BUNGE ADOLPH, liquors, 10 John, h. 10 John Russel George, hardware, 106 Ninth av. Eunge Alexander F. barber, 275 Bowery, h. Nine­ Russel George B. (col'd), waiter, h. 3 Catharine la. tieth n. Fourth av. Russel Henry A. clerk, h. r. 182 Duane BtJNGE AUGUST, grocer, 271 Av. A & 278 E. 18th, Russel James, blacksmith, h. 254 Ninth av. h. 271 Av. A Russel John, carman, h. 62 Gouverneur Bunge Julius, shoemaker, h. 504 Houston Russel Mary, wid. James, h. 10 Gansevoort Bunk William, grocer, 276 Greenwich, b. 205 W. 31st Russel Patrick, laborer, h. 12 Gansevoort Bunk William, liquors, 274 Grand, h. 274 Grand Russel Theophilus, lockmaker, 63 Centre, h. Brook­ Runkel August, stationery, r. 46 Delancey lyn Eunkel Frederick, tailor, h. 88 Laurens Russel William, laborer, h. 274 Tenth av. Bunnells Hester, wid. John, boardingh. 337 Fourth av. Russel William, maltster, h. r. 497 Ninth av. Runnels Edmund, coppersmith, h. 43 Madison Russel William C. lawyer, 106 Broadway, h. 261 Eunnes Charles, carpenter, W. 18th Fourth av. Runs John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 127 Eldridge Russel & Ireland, lawyers, 106 Broadway Runsey William, wheelwright, h. 145 First av. Russel & Roome, lawyers, 18 Greenwich av. A 14 Runy E. G. carpenter, h. r. 127 Eldridge Chambers Runyon Helen, wid. Samuel, h. 86 W. 29th Russell Albert H. provisions, 99 Barclay, h. Hoboken Runyon James, carpenter, h. 4 First Russell Alexander G. painter, h. 469 Sixth av. Runyon Julia, wid. Martin, h. 152£ E. Broadway Russell Archibald, h. 45 Tenth Runyon Maria, widow, nurse, h. 278 Spring Russell Bartel, laborer, h. r. 96 Willett Runyon Mordecai T. chandler, 369 Fourth, h. 250 Russell Benjamin, h, 340 W. 24th Clinton Russell Caroline, wid. Stephen, saloon, 23 Mercer Ruoff Gotthold, marblecutter, W. 36th n. B’dway Russell Catharine, wid. Francis, 242 Mercer Rupp Conrad, tailor, h. r. 89 Essex Russell Charles, bookbinder, h. r. 95 Norfolk Rupp John, tailor, h. r. 171 Second Russell Charles A. liquors, 281 Bowery Rupp Michael, chronometers, 120 Water, h. Degraw, Russell Charles H. late imp. h. 2 Great Jones Brooklyn Russell Charles W. candy, 266 Walker, h. 266 Walker Rupp Louis, umbrellamaker, h. 4 Av. C Russell Charlotte, wid. John, h. 327 W. 22d Rupp Ludwig F. umbrellas, 4£ Av. C Russell D. P. shawls, 202 Broadway, h. 6 Harrison, Ruppart Wallenstein, mason, h. 207 Third Brooklyn Rupperitch John, shoemaker, h. 168 Leonard Russell David, upholsterer, 464 Pearl, h. 203 Elm Ruppert Daniel, stonecutter, h. 33d b. First & Se­ Russell David, segars, 263 Spring cond avs. Russell David, h. 387 Eighth av. Ruppert Francis, maltmill, 217 Av. C, h. E. 46th n. Russell E. liquors, 204 Av. C First av. Russell Edward, coachman, h. 4 Hall pL Rupperts John P. barber, 229 Seventh av. Russell Eliza, wid. David, h. 382 Tenth Rupprecht John, shoes, 168 Leonard Russell Ellen, wid. James, h. 204 E. 21st Rupprecht Louis, physician, h. 2 Av. C Russell Elizabeth, wid. John, seamstress, h. 48 Van- Rusch Adolphe, importer, 29 Broad dam Rusch Ferdinand, importer, 5 Pine Russell Francis, pedler, h. 47 Clarkson Rusenbeiter Philip, stonecutter, h. 199 Second Russell Francis, sawyer, h. r. 132 Clinton pi. Rush Catharine, wid. Frank, h. Fourth av. c. E. 45th Russell G. clerk, c. h. h. 1 Bowling Green Rush Christopher (col'd) (Rev.), h. 127 Forsyth Russell George, hardware, 106 Ninth av. Rush Harriet B. h. 5 Howard Russell George, engineer, h. 79 Morton Rush James, rigger, h 400 West Russell George, dyewoods, 145 Water, h. Yonkers Rush James, salesman, h. r. 107 E. 11th Russell Henry, carpenter, h. 140 Cherry Rush John, baker, h. 42 W. 30th Russell Henry, printer, 9 Spruce, h. W. 41st n. Rush John, carman, h. 20 Jane Eleventh av. Rush John, carpenter, li. 105 W. 33d Russell Henry, shipcarpenter, h. 74 Broome Rush John, laborer, h. r. 87 W. 24th Russell Henry, shjpstores, 56 South, h. 132 Jay, Rush John jr. carman, li. 21 Jane Brooklyn Rusher Charles H. clerk, 11 Maiden la. h. 208 W. Russell Henry A. salesman, 251 Greenwich, h. 182 80th Duane Rusher Elizabeth, wid. John, boardingh. 1 Suffolk Russell Henry L. woodenware, 243 Washington, tk Rusher George & James, tinsmiths, 22 Old si. Jersey City Rusher James, tinsmith, 22 Old si. & 42 Water, h. Russell Henry 8. cartman, h. 60 Gansevoort Brooklyn Russell Hugh, junk, 119 Ridge, h. 119 Ridge Rusher John T. carman, h. 190 W. 34th Russell Isaac, mariner, h. 53 Cannon Rusher Josiah H. silverplater, h. 65 First Russell Isaac D. mer. 24 Cliff, h. Portchest&r Rusher Samuel, salesman, 22 Old si. Russell Israel, mer. 132 Pearl, h. 88 Pearl Rushermen Herman, tailor, h. 124 Pitt Russell James, laborer, h. r. 251 Spring Rushin Michael, tailor, h. 20 Thomas Russell James, laborer, h. 65 Cherry Rushmore Thomas L. drygoods, 64 Liberty Russell James, liquors, 821 Ninth av. h. 821 Ninth Rushton George, marble, h. 87 Jane av. Rushton Joseph, clerk, h. 812 Hudson RUS8ELL JAMES, liquors, E. 37tli c. Third av. Rushton William L. druggist, 165 Broadway, 10 As- Eighth c. Av. C, 80 Ninth av. E. 35th n. Third av. tor House, 273 Broadway & 76 Trinity pi. h. 18 A 29 W. Broadway, h. E. 35th n. Third av. S t Mark’s pL Russell James, porter, h. 203 E. 13th > RUS 600 RYA Russell James, whipmaker, h. r. 139 Sixth av. Russell & Dunham, provisions, 99 Barclay Russell James M. acct. 50 Cortlandt Russell & Erwin, hardware, 24 Cliff Russell Jane E. nurse, h. r. 242 Delancey Russell & Fearing, builders, 97 Cedar Russell John, buttons, 45 Cedar, h. Williamsburgh Russell & Ilaley, liquors, 29 W. Broadway Russell John, carpets, 146 Fulton, h. 106 Waverley Russell, Stiles & Hibbard, dyewoods, 145 Water pi. Rust Andrew, grocer, 892 Sixth av. h. 392 Sixth av Russell John, laborer, h. 217 W . 26th Rust Augustus, shoes, h. 68 W. 27th Russell John, porter, h. 37 James Rust Betsey, wid. Philo N. h. 31 W. 22d Russell John, laborer, h. 195 W. 25th Rust George W. builder, 147 W. 26th, h. 189 W 26th Russell John, carpenter, h. 142 W. 33d Rust John, broker, h. 82 Varick Russell John, cutlery, 3 Cliff, h. Greenfield Rust John, grocer, h. 255 W. 26th Russell John, laborer, h. 202 E. 21st Rust Leonard M. gasfixtures, 43 Greene, h. 87 Thomp. Russell John, laborer, h. 148 Hammond Russell John, machinist, h. 69 Jackson Rust Luder, grocer, 144 Eighth av. Russell John, stonecutter, h. 239 Ninth ay. Rust Minerva, boardingh. 218 Third av. Russell John F. capt. police, h. 34 Norfolk Rust Sarn’l, boilerpunches, 203 Duane, h. Matteawan Russell John M. carpenter, h. 69 W. 24th Rust William, druggist, 75 Maiden la. h. 113 Union. Russell John R. drygoods, 68 Canal, h. 18 N. Moore Brooklyn Russell Joseph, engineer, h. 79 Morton Rust William, carpenter, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av Russell Joseph, hatter, h. r. 43 Forsyth RUST & HOMER, gasfixtures, 43 Greene Russell Joseph, printer, 79 John, h. W. 31st n. Eighth Rustan Philly, laborer, h. 130 Orange 0 . av. Rusterholz John, painter, h. 215 Church Russell Jos. G. seaman, h. 45 E. 11th Rustin Evan J. carriagemaker, h. 180 Broome Russell Joseph, stables, 140 Church, h. 182 Church Rustmann Henry, grocer, 40 Av. D, h. 681 Fourth Russell Joseph M. saloon, Beaver c. Hanover, h. 152 Rustow Frederick, liquors, 93 Chatham, h. 93 Chat’m Joralemon, B rooklyn Rutan Daniel, carman, h. 317 W. 29th Russell Laura, candy, h. 552 Fourth Rutan Horace, fish, 11 Clinton mkt. h. 515 Washing'n Russell Lucius A. druggist, h. 250 W. 29th Rutan Jane, wid. Abraham A. dressmaker, h 191 Russell Maria C. boardingh. 248 Rivington W . 20th ’ Russell Mark, laborer, h. 298 W. 19th Rutan John, carpenter, 156 Franklin, h. 156 Franklin Russell Mark jr. plasterer, h. 293 W . 19th Rutgers John L. auction’r, Hanover sq. h.888 Fourth Russell Mary, wid. James, fruit, h. 40 Hubert Rutgers Nicholas G. h. 388 Fourth Russell Michael, liquors, 204 Av. C, h. 204 Av. C Ruth Henry D. B. com. mer. 4 Bowling green, h. Russell Michael, grocer, 318 E. 13th England Russell Nathan, laborer, h. 159 Cherry Ruth John, laborer, h. r. 7 Sixth Russell Nathaniel, cutlery, 3 Cliff, h. 52 W. 22d Ruthart Frederick, fygoods, 218 Bowery, h. 285 Bow’y Russell Neil, customh. h. 19th b. Ninth & Tenth Rutherford Christina, wid. Peter, confect 89 W. 13th avs. Rutherford David E. baker, h. 34 Church Russell Nicholas, carpenter, h. r. 171 First av. Rutherford Ed. W. carpenter, h. 201 W. 44th n. Russell Patrick, carman, h. 709 Water Eighth av. Russell Patrick, liquors, 1260 Broadway, W . 80th Rutherford Elizabeth, wid. Allan, seamstress, h. 169 c. Seventh av. & W. 36th c. Ninth av. h. W. 80th Broome c. Seventh av. Rutherford Emeline A. wid. Robert, boardingh. 17T Russell Peter, laborer, h. 66 Greenwich av. E. 17th Russell Robert, late builder, h. 127 W. 25th Rutherford James, dentist, 56 Ninth av. Russell Robert, hosiery, 23 Carmine Rutherford James, dentist, 176 Front, h. Brooklyn Russell Robert, laborer, h. 305 W. 29th Rutherford James C. h. 204 Broome Russell Robert, seaman, h. 316 Pearl Rutherford Jane, wid. Allen, h. 204 Broome Russell Robert, papercarrier, h. 181 W. 17th Rutherford John, carman, h. 78 Allen Russell Robert W. lawyer, 85 Nassau, h. Hoboken Rutherford John, shipwright, h. 271 Monroe Russell Rufus M. smith, h. 31 Macdougal Rutherford Louis M. 180 Tenth, h. 175 Second av. Russell Salem T. strawgds. 169 Pearl, h. 102 W. Rutherford Richard, carman, h. 64 Willett 18th Rutherford Robert, laborer, h. 255 W. 26th Russell Samuel, carpenter, h. 104 Leroy Rutherford Robert, carman, h. r. 79 Allen Russell Sarah, wid. William, h. 296 Stanton RUTHERFORD R. J. druggist, 150 Myrtle av. Russell Sarah, widow, boardingh. *2 Laurens Brooklyn Russell Sarah, wid. Abram jr. h. 579 Broome Rutherfurd Walter, lawyer, 79 Nassau Russell Solomon B. grocer, 225 Houston & 250 Wash­ Rutherfurd & Embree, lawyers, 79 Nassau ington Ruthman Julius, tailor, h. r. 49 Anthony Russell Stephen, paperhangings, h. 856 Eighth Ruthven James, h. 100 W. 23d Russell Stephen P. lawyer, 18 Wall, h. 255 Fourth av. Ruthven James A. lawyer, 25 Nassau, h. 100 W. 28d. Russell Susan, wid. John, seamstress, h. 180 W. 29th Ruthven John, entry clerk c. h. h. 62 W. 22d Russell Theodore, printer, 13 Spruce, h. — Rutgers Rutledge Ann, widow, h. 30 Barclay Russell Thomas, blacksmith, h. 381 Ninth Rutledge Joseph, teamster, h. 42 W. Broadway Russell Thomas, carpenter, h. 343 Madison Rutledge Paul, bootmaker, h. 120 E. 28th Russell Thomas, carpenter, h. 313 Ninth Rutledge William, carman, h. 343 W. 83d Russell Thomas, engineer, h. 7 Leroy Rutledge William, laborer, h. r. 225 W. 16th Russell Thomas, laborer, h. 202 E. 21st Ruton Abraham, lighterman, h. r. 126 Macdougal Russell Thomas, liquors, 576 Sixth av. 378 Eighth av. Ruton Alexander B. spices, 112 West, h. 108 Wooster & Seventh av. c. W. 32d, h. r. 76 Sixth av. Ruton Benjamin B. clerk, h. 188 W. 19th Russell Thomas J. broker, 4 Division, h. 34 Norfolk Ruton Charles, boatman, b. 165 Christopher Russell W. Warren, com. mer. 31 Old si. h. 275 Pearl Ruton Cornelius, mason, h. 541 Hudson RUSSELL WARREN E. 40 Rose, h. 29 C% S t John Reuben, candy, h. 77 Broome Salomon Jonas, pawnbroker, 145 Grand St John Reuben, shoemaker, h. 77 Broome Salomon Joseph, tinsmith, h. 76 Willett S t John Samuel II. tailor, 811 B’way, h. 141 E. 13th Salomon Solomon, pedler, h. 182 Attorney St John Samuel S. teacher, h. 114 First Salomon & Brothers, segars, 817 Bleecker S t John Stephen, smith, Eighth av. c. W . 25th, h. Salomon & Swart, whalebone, 40 Rose 108 W . 24th Salomons Elizabeth, wid. Isaac, h. 459 Houston St. John Steph. railings, 96 W. 35th h. 394 Seventh av. baloshin Lewis, late boardingh. 115 Clinton ST. JOHN & BLISS, railings, 96 W. 35th, n. B'dway Saloss Isak, segars, li. r. 120 Sheriff St John, Raymond & Co. tailors, 311 Broadway Salsburg Samuel, painter, h. 1l Amity pi. St John Sophie, wid. Jacques, dressmkr. h. 35 Crosby Salt William, cabinetmaker, Grove n. Fourth h W St John Stephen N. railing, 96 W. 35th, h. 96 W. 35th 48th n. Eighth av. S t John Thomas E. lawyer, 114 First Salter Albert, clothing, 339 Eighth av. h. 182 W 27th S t John William H. smith, h. 196 E. 21st Salter Anthony P. oysters, foot Fulton, n. r ‘ h 78 ST. JOHN, RAYMOND & CO. 311 Broadway Charles St. Ledger Catharine, wid. Wm. washing, h. 8 Hague Salter Benjamin, mer. h. 175 Tenth av. S t Lawrence----- , painter, h. 300 First av. Salter Benj. jr, com. mer. 62 Broad, h. 99 Barrow St Nicholas Bank, 7 Wall Salter Cornelius W. butcher, 507 Pearl, h. 140 Second St. Nicholas Building Association, 16 Duane Salter George H. surgeon, h. 175 Tenth av. St. Nicholas Fire Ins. Co. W . 14th c. Eighth av. Salter John J. shirts, 11 John, h. 139 E. 14th S t Remy Henry de, feathers, 38 Lispenard Salter John W. stagekeeper, h. 80 W. 27th St. Peter Nicholas, engineer, h. 364 Tenth Salter Mary, wid. John D. h. 4191 Grand St Vincent’s Hospital,” 102 E. 13th Salter Smith, mason, h. r. 497 Third av. Sakmann John G. basketmaker, h. 137 Houston Salter B. & M. McCoughern, speculators, 1Wash, mkt Salamonski Henry, tailor, h. 132 Leonard Salter &Chrystie, oysters, ft Fulton, n. r. Sale Edward, plasterer, h. 156 Eighth av. Salter, Lord & Co. drygoods, 62 Broad Sale William A. jr. com. mer. 46 South, h. 132 Sands, Salters Benjamin, poultry, 1 Wash, mkt h. 57 Vesey Brooklyn Salters George W (col’d), laborer, h.r. 18 Greene Salem Fred’k W. shipchandler, 81 West, h. 81 West Salters John (col’d), waiter, h. 44 Leonard Salem Mark, marbleworkcr, h. 366 Greenwich Salters Julia (col’d), washing, h. r 55 Anthony Salenbier Francis, collector, h. 98 Greene Salters William, moulder, h. r. 275 Tenth av. Saler Catharine, h. r. 171 Essex Saltonstall G. D. physician, 43 Walker Saler Joseph, carman, h 167 Essex Saltus Augustus N. mer. 32 South, n. 143 W. 22d Sales Edward, laborer, h. 309 First av. Saltus Francis, mer. 32 South, h. 17 Waverly pL Sales John, mason, h. 311 First av. Saltus Francis H. mer. 32 South, h. 36 W. 19th Saley Francis, shoemaker, h. 325 Spring Saltus Theodore, mer. 32 South, h. 17 Waverly pi. Salez Alfred, teacher, h. 43 Sixth av. SALTUS & CO. iron & nails, 32 South &33 Bridge Salg George, baker, 23S First av. h. 238 First av. Saltzman Adam, tailor, 63 Av. A, h. 63 Av.A Salgrist Charles, boots, h. 88 Reade Saltzman Augustus, imp. 10 Maiden la. Salin Louis, watches, 57 John, h. 57 John Saltzman, Middleton & Co. imps, of watches* 10 Salin, Roche & Co. watches, 57 John Maiden la. Salinero John B. segars, h. 46 Charlton Saltzmann Jack, brewer, h. Broadway c. W. 49th Salinger A. clothier, 292 Pearl, h. 292 Pearl Salvator Joseph, clerk, h. r. 15 Monroe Salinger Selig M. (Rev.), h. 116 White Salzman Adam, clothing, 63 Av. A, h. 63 Av. A Salingre William S. mer. h. 165 W. 27th Samal Wolf, pedler, h. r. 10 Pitt Salink David, porterh. 109 Clinton Samanos Augustus A. tobacco, 200 Front, h. 58 Salisbury Alonzo F. hotel, 170 G’ wich, h. 170 G’wich Varick Salisbury Henry & Co. jewelers, 171 Broadway, h. Sambeth L. liquors, 14 N. William, h. 14 N. William Jersey City Samborn Lazarus, liquors, 2 Av. B, h. 2 Av. B Salisbury James, mechanic, h. 1,100 Broadway Sarneck Moritz, tailor, 267 Second, h. 267 Second Salisbury John, jeweler, 96 Nassau, h. 1 Fifth Samek Samuel, shoemaker, h. 87 Houston Salisbury John, packing, 53 Exchange pi. Samelson Samuel, sextop, h. 38 Henry Salisbury Stephen, clerk, h. 46 Sixth Samlen Anthony, carpenter, h. 294 W. 19th Salisbury Wm. D. jeweler, 96 Nassau, b. 120 W . 22d Samler Wm. H. butcher, 74 Roosevelt h. 166Essex Salisbury & Arrowsinith, jewelers, 96 Nassau Samler Jane, wid. Nicholas, h. 161 E. 26th SALISBURY &. CO. hotel, 174 Greenwich Samm Mager, segarmaker, h. 262 First av. Saliz Alfred, teacher, h. 43 Sixth av. Sammis ^Albert, chairmaker, 55 Gold, h. 213Broome Salky Morris, tailor. 43£ Orange, h. 431 Orange Sammis Catharine, wid. Israel, h. 208 W. 21st Salladay John W. clerk, h. 114 Norfolk Sammis David S. S. & Wheeler, stables, 59 Henry Sallalee Eliza, boardingh. 469 Broome Sammis Charles A. upholsterer, 7 Spruce, b. 207 Salley Francis, shoemaker, h. 325 Spring Monroe w Sallfeld Andrew, bootmaker, h. 165 Ludlow Sammis Daniel, butcher, Washington mkt h. ITa Ballinger Isaac & Son, segars, 294 Grand, h. 294 Grand Ludlow w , Ballinger William, com. mer. h. 175 W. 27th Sammis Daniel P. boots, 484 Grand, h. 484 Grand Sally John, carpenter, h. 4 Scammel Sammis David S. S. hotel 117 E. Broadway, &stables Sally Margaret, wid. John, washing, h. 11 Jersey 59 Henry, h. 117 E. Broadway Sally William, smith, h. r. 326 W. 83d Sammis Douglass, stereotyper, 183 William, h* W Salm Henry, shoes, h. r. 264 Division Norfolk -ii, Salmon Abraham, embroid. &c. 235 Hudson Sammis Joel, shoes, 79 & 125 Bowery, h. 11 Pike Salmon Charles, segars, 317 Bleecker Sammis Lucinda, wid. Walter, h. 153.Rivington SAM 605 SAN Sammis Moses, express, h. r. 5 Forsyth Sammis Nelson, boots & shoes, 162 Grand, h. 88 Samuels Sam’l, caps &furs, 158 Water, h. 135 W. 13th Second av. Samuels Samuel, clothing, 127, 180 & 135 Chatham, h. 127 Chatham Sammis Stephen, salesman, h. 77 Catharine Samuels Samuel, tailor, 49 Oliver Sammis Stephen C. thimbles, 44 Cortlandt, h. Grand, Sanborn Luke K. mer. 94 Pearl, li. 216 Clinton, Jersey City Brooklyn ’ Sammis Stephen H. chairs, §5 Gold, h. 126 S. 9th, Sanborn Nestor H. mer. h. 122 Henry Williamsburgh Sanborn Solomon H. hatter, h. 4 Market Sammis William H. mahogany 98 Cannon Sanbourn Robt. books, 272 Division, h. 272 Division SAMMIS & KING, hotel, 117 E. Broadway Sanburn Sarah, wid. Andrew, h. 67 Spring Sammis & Rooney, cabinetmakers, 4 Norfolk & 10 Sanchez-y-ddz Emilio,, mer. 187 Pearl, h. W. 16th n. & 12 Columbia Seventh av. Satnmis & Wheeler, stables, 59 Henry Sand Christian H. com. mer. 26 South, h. Amity n. Sammon James, grocer. 200 First av. Henry, Brooklyn gammon John, shoemaker, h. 127 Columbia Sandaver John, clerk, 115 Nassau Sammon Owen, milk, 87 W. 13th Sandell Edward C. clerk, 198 E. 14th Sammon Patrick, vegetables, Clinton m kt li. 19 Sander Charles, bankerr54 Exchange pi. h. 90 Mac- Dominick dougal / Sammon William, laborer, h. r. 643 Washington Sander George, blacksmith, 212 Av. B, h. 212 Av. B Sammons Hiram T. carman, h. 372 Madison Sander George, bootmaker, 172 Walker, h. 172 W ’ker Sammons Lawrence, laborer, 522 Washington Sander John, blacksmith, h. r. 5 Lewis Sammons Matilda, fancystore, 128 Ninth av. h. 128 Sander Joseph/grocer, 348 Seventh ay. h. Newark Ninth av. Sanderman Henry, laborer, h. r. 280 Washington Sammons Patrick, laborer, h. r. 102 E. 30th Sanders Albert D. brassfounder, 6 Platt, h. Mass. Sammons Thomas, coachman, h. 354 Sixth av. Sanders Alfred (col’d), porter, h. r. 140 Chrystie Sammiis & Wheeler, stables. 59 Henry, h. 11 Pike Sanders Arnold, clothier, 18 Bowery, h. 18 Bowery Samp Eliza, wid. William, bookfolder, h. 286 Second Sanders Charles W. author, h. 266 Ninth av. 8ampel Thomas (cord), laborer, h. 529 Pearl Sanders Edward, lawyer, 111 Nassau, h. L. I. Sample James (col'd), carman, h. r. 42 Ridge Sanders Frederick, painter, h. 418 Eighth av. Sample James, drygoods, 147 Eighth av. h. 147 Sanders George, carman, li. 692 Washington Eighth av. Sanders George, driver, h. 427 First av. Sampson Charles W. acct. h. 91 W. 83d Sanders George A. shipcarpenter, h. 239 Fifth Sampson Eben R. salesman, 21 Nassau, h. 304 Fourth Sanders Henry, broker, 28 Warren, h. 11 W. 23d Sampson Fisher, (col’d), porter, h. r. 74 Thompson Sanders James, sawmaker, h. 242 Tenth av. Sampson George, clerk, h. 313 Broome Sanders James F. coal, 877 Front, h. Connecticut ' Sampson George, laborer, h. r. E. 40th n. Fourth av. Sanders John, laborer, h. 173 E. 25th Sampson George G. iron, 121 Greenwich, h. Br'klyn Sanders John J. paperhanger, h. 18 Hester Sampson Gideon, late stables, h. 304 Fourth Sanders John P. machinist, h. 241 E. 11th Sampson Grace, wid. William, h. 56 E. 34th Sanders Joshua C. late author, 3 Nassau Sampson Henry (col’d), seaman, h. 12 Leonard Sanders Leypoldt, clerk, 18 Av. C Sampson Henry A. (col'd), laborer, h. r. 94 Thompson Sanders Solomon, clothing, 18 Bowery, h. 18 Bowery Sampson James, carman, h. 170 W . 20th Sanders Theodore (col’d) barber, h. r. 71 Thompson Sampson Joseph, h. Bond c. Broadway Sanders Theodore, butcher, h. 175 Suffolk Sampson Margaret, wid. Jas. corsetmkr, h. 243 Fifth Sanders Thomas, liquors, 123 Ninth av. Sampson Rich, smith, 104 E. 24th, h. 100 E. 25th Sanders Thomas W. lamps, 1 Chatham sq. h. 16 El- Sampson Robert, mason, h. r. 186 Rivington dridge Sampson Thomas, bookbinder, h. 102 E. 25th SANDERS W ILLIAM, bootmaker, h. 79 W.19th Sampson Wm. baker, 416 Third av. h. 416 Third av. Sanders William II. tailor, h. 79 Elizabeth Sampson William, porter, h. r. 76 King Sanders A. & S. clothiers, 18 Bowery Sampson & Baldwin, iro», V£\ Greenwich Sanders H. & Co. brokers, 27 Warren Sams Simon, poulterer, Centre mkt. h. 57 Spring Sanderson Catharine, wid. William, h. r. 72 Goerck Samsen Christian, cabinetmker, 8 Carlisle, h. 8 Sanderson Edward F. mer. 16 Cliff, h. 3 Gramer. pk. Carlisle T Sanderson Elizabeth, wid. Smith, h. 328 First av.’ Samson Bernard, shoemaker, 164 Lewis Sanderson Erastus C. late stages, W. 23d c. Eighth av Samson Catharine, wid. Jacob, h. 192 Elizabeth h. 175 W. 24th Samson David, grocer, 265 Washington, h. 196 Bl’ker Sanderson George, agent, 215 Pearl, h. Schermerhom, Samson George, painter, h. 4 Cornelia Brooklyn Samson Henry, mer. 34 S. William, h. 81 Broad Sanderson George, dyer, h. 238 W. 16th Samson Moses, clerk, h. 53 Thompson Sanderson James, weaver, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Samson Nancy (col’d), washerwoman, h. r. 50 Third Sanderson Jas. M. hotelkeeper, 30 Murray & 64 B’way Samson Nancy, washing, h. r. 52 Third Sanderson John, clerk, h. r. 88 Forsyth Samson Sarah, wid. Joseph, h. 370 Madison Sanderson John, machinist, h. E. 14th c. Av. B Samson Richard, butcher, 341 Third av. h. 102 E. 25th Sanderson John P. machinist, Yesey n. Greenwich, h. Samter Jacob, clothing, 2184 Bowery, h. 2184 Bowery 286 E. 14th Samter Mandar, tailor, h. 4 Henry Sanderson John (Rev.), h. 35 First av. Samter Mark, clothing, 325 Eighth av. h. P ort Jervis Sanderson Joseph, boardingh, 8 St. Marks pi. Samter Tobias, clothing, 268 Bowery, h. 268 Bowery SANDERSON JOS. M. sur. instruments, 3 Barclay, h. Samuel Alexander, clerk, h. 44 Watts 8 St. Mark’s pi. Samuel George, sailor, h. 11 Washington Sanderson Patrick, laborer, h. 279 Sixth Samuel Isaac N. mer. h. 75 West 13th Sanderson Robert, carpenter, h. 188 Church Samuel Joseph, h. 135 W . 13th Sanderson Sidney, dryg’ds, 24 Liberty Jj*1 Schermer- Samuel Layman, butcher, h. 105 Broome horn, Brooklyn Samuel Simeon, butcher, h. 87 Sheriff Sanderson Thomas, bricklayer, b* 418 Second av. Samuel Winer, segars, r. 140 Delancey, h. 140 De- Sanderson Thos. R. grocer, 410 Bowery, h. 9 Seventh lancey Sanderson William, bricklayer, h. 418 Second av. Samuel Morris L. &. Co. com. mers. 73 Nassau, h. 18 Sanderson Wm. jr. cutlery, 48 Maiden la. h. 181 Cham. E. 13th SANDERSON W ILLIAM & SONS, cutlers, S4 Samuels Alexander, porter, h. 44 Watts Maiden la. h. 81 Warren Samuels George, furs, 158 Water, h. 135 W. 13th SANDERSON, BROTHERS & CO. steel manufac­ Samuels Henry, horseshoer, 71 Pike, h. 101 Pike turers, 16 Cliff feamuels Henry S. & Co. paperhangings, 8 Park pi. h. Sandford Ann (col’d), stewardess, h. r. 3. Anthony Staten Island Sandford Bridget, h. r. 73 King Samuels John, com. mer. 12 Old si. h. Brooklyn Sandford Charles, banker, 88 Cedar, h. 185 W, S2d Samuels Joseph, h. 185 W. 13th Sandford Charles, builder, 20 Chambers, b. 19 E. 16th Samuels Lazarus, jeweler, h. r. 66 Pitt Sandford Charles II. lawyer, 5 Tryon row, h. 153 Samuels Lehman, butcher, 105 Broome, h. 105 Br’me Tenth Samuels Lesser, clothier, 89 Chatham, h. 89 Chatham Sandford Charles W. lawyer, 5 Tryon row, h. 153 Samuels Margaret, wid. John, h. 694 Fourth Tenth Samuels Morris, mer. 78 Nassau, h. 18 E. 13th Sandford Cornelius, segars, 132 Suffolk, hr 182 Suf­ Samuels Peter (col’d), seaman, h. 12 Jersey folk SAN 606 SAR Bandford David, oils & candles, 86 Water, h. 187 Clin­ SANFORD CHARLES G. & D. com. mera. 248 ton, B rooklyn Front, h, Williamsburgh Bandford David B. jeweler, h. 258 Houston Bandford Edward, lawyer, 78B’way, h. 44 Union pi. Sanford Daniel, com. mer. 246 Front, h. 181 Henry Bandford Franklin, lime, foot W. 48d h. 41 E. 29th s»n f h n 8V$ °H &0candles’ 86 Water, h. Conn1 Sanford David, oils, 86 Water, h. Brooklyn Bandford Henry P. ladies’ shoes, 278 Hudson, h. 273 Sanford David B. grocer, — Division, h. 29 Hester Hudson Sanford Edward S. express, 1 Wall h Phila/UiZl: Bandford Henry R. clerk, a h. h. 6 Harrison, Brooklyn Sanford George W. taiW, h. ITO Fiurth ^ Bandford Isaac (col’d), waiter, h. 3 Anthony Sanford Gilbert, waiter, h. r. 44 Forsyth Sandfbrd James, h. 98 W. llth Sanford Henry J mer. 159 Maiden la. h. 41 E. 21at Bandford James, tailor, h. 81 King Sanford Henry N. mer. 141 Maiden la. h. 41 E. f{2 Bandford Jame3 S. lawyer, 78 B’way, h. 98 W. llth Sanford Hewlett, clerk, h. 215 Sullivan Bandford Joseph, printer, h. 45 Eldridge Sanford Jacob O. mason, h. 204 Delancey Bandford Joseph P. painter, h. 1 Minettala. Sanford John B. clerk, h. 104 Hamersley Bandford Joseph W. hardware, 884 Fourth av. h. SanfOTd^John^B. shipping, 58 South, h. 52 Montague, Europe Bandford Martha, wid. Jefferson, boarh. 92 Eighth ay. Sanford John F. A. mer. 40 Broadway, h. 188 Fifth av Bandford Patrick, tailor, h. r. 73 King Sanford Joseph L. baker, 158 South; h. Brookhn ' Bandford Peleg B. grocer, 392 Houston, h. 392 Hous’n Sanford Lucy, wid. Joseph, nurse h. 92 Thompson Bandford Thomas H. shipping & com. mer. 50 South Sanford Marcus B. tailor, 127 Fulton, h. Astoria h. 61 Sands, Brooklyn Sanford Nathan, joiner, h. 875 Sixth Bandford Thomas R. carman, h. 140 Suffolk Sanford Nathan B. joiner, h. 272 Seventh Bandford Webster, carpenter, h. 44 First Sanford Nicoll, provisions, 188 Chrystie Bandford William, police, 38 Barclay, Sanford Feleg B. grocer, 892 Houston, h. 892 Houston Sandfords & Porter, lawyers, 78 Broadway Sanford Phebe, wid. Michael, h. 65 Morton SAND FORD & PYE, hardware, 384 Fourth ay. Sanford Rollin, mer. 159 Maiden la h. 167 Henrv Sandham George A. physician, 898 Ninth av. B rooklyn Sandifer William, bookseller, 15 N. William, h. Sanford Simeon, mason, h. 127 Stanton Brooklyn Sanford William H. bookkeeper, h. 15 Pike Bandison Thomas, watchman, h. 251 Monroe Sanford Wm. H. provis. 181 Chrystie, h. 411 Cherry Bandland Thomas, jeweler, 20 Maiden la. b. Atttebor'o Sanford N. & W. H. provisions, 181 Chrystie Bands A. L. h. 30 Lafayette pi. SANGER CALVIN P. strawgoods, 175 Pearl h. 50 Sands A. L. jr. physician, to. 32 Lafayette pi. Pierrepont, Brooklyn Sands Abraham B. drugs, 141 William, h. 8 E. 17th Sanger Ernst, shirtmaker, 253 E. 18th Sands Augustus (col’d), barber, 163 West 8anger Felix, musician, h. 93 Eldridge SANDS ALFRED B. plumber, 230 Water, h. 6 Se­ Sanger Henry, fancygoods, 245 Pearl, h. 140 Hicks, cond B rooklyn Sands Amos, late hatter, h. 4’ 9£ Grand Sanger Henry E. bootmaker, h. 40 Hubert Sands Antoine, rigger, h. 110 Cherry Sanger Horatio, policeman, h. 123 Perry Sands Barbara, tailoress, h. r. 5 Columbia Sanger Joseph T. mer. 186 Pearl, h. Oyster Bay Bands Charles, fancyturner, h. 38 Crosby Sanger Lambert, machinist, h. 390 Tenth Sands Charles & Co. deckplugs, 327 Fifth &820 Water Sanger Margaret; wid. James, tailoress, h. 390 Tenth Bands Cornelia, wid. Comfort, h. 239 Wooster Sanger Rufus, drygoods, 46 Cedar, h. 58 W. 17th Sands Cornelius II. painter, 14 Forsyth, h. 14 Forsyth Sanger Whiting P. drygoods. 87 Nassau, h. Johnston, Sands Daniel, clerk, h. 14 Forsyth Brooklyn Sands Daniel H. paperwareh. 9 Spruce, h. 14 Forsyth SANGUINETI G. B. tailor, 433 Broadway, h. West- Sands Daniel H. jr. late car. mkr. h. 14 Forsyth cheater Sands David, drugs, 141 William, n. 6 E. 17th Saniewski Felix, h. 473 E. 12th Sands Edward H. druggist, 71 James, h. 112 Madison SAN MARTIN ANTHONY X publisher, 87 Cedar Sands Elisha, bookbinder. 524 Washington h. Delmonico’s hotel Sands Elisha, late publisher, h. 173 Cherry Sank Adam, tailor, h. r. 180 Ludlow Sands Floyd, clothier, 235 Greenwich, h. B ye. West- Sankston Henry, h. 77 Perry cheater Co. Santos Joseph, carman, h. r. 26 Montgomery Sands Henry, h. 170 Thompson Santry Denis, polisher, h. 85 Mott Sands H:S. com. mer. 64 Beaver,h. Btaten Island Santry Ellen, n. 45 Cross Sands Henry, pedler, h. 97 W. 17 Santzas Anthony, rigger, h. 110 Cherry Sands Jesse M. drugs, 177, A v/C. h. 177 Av. C SANXAY JOSEPH F. gent’s furnishing, 146 Wil­ Sands John, weaver, h. 75 Factory liam, h. 31 Fifth Sands John G. brewer, 299 W. 26th SANXAY SKEFFINGTON, lawyer, 8 Wall, h. 162 SANDS JOHN M. baker, 905 Broadway, h. 905 Degraw, Brooklyn Broadway Saphar George, cutler, h. 199 W. 16th Sands Joseph, architect, 289 Broadway, h. 649 B’dway Saportas Edw. com. mer. 91 Wall. h. First pi. B'klyn Sands Joseph, drygoods, 26 Pine, h. 21 Pierrepont, Sapp Michael, late baker, h. r. 223 Rivington Brooklyn Saracco Peter, dancing, 110 Grand, h. 110 Grand Sands Julia, h. 239 Wooster Saraw Jesse, shipcarpenter, b. 257 Fifth Sands Mary A. wid. Robert L. h. E. 42d n. Third av. Sarbock John, laborer, h. r. 78 Grand Sands Michael, h. 375 Second av. Sardy John B. shipping & com. mer. 58 South, h. Mon­ Sands Nathaniel & Co. com. mer. 100 Fulton tague, Brooklyn v Sands Robert A. drugs, 188 Bowery, h. 4 Spring Sares Margaret, vegetables, Clinton mkt h. Dee* Sands Simon F. speculator, h. 57 Spring brosses c. Washington Sands Thomas, carman, h. 53 Stanton Sares Sarah, wid. Nath’l C. late dressmaker, h. 286W. Sands Thomas J. carman, h. 49 Stanton 27th Sands Treadwell, smith, h.. 187. W. 40th Sares William, carpenter, h. 73 Cannon SANDS W ILLIAM, baker, 1 Seventh av. Sarfaty David, pedler, h. r. 132 Leonard Sands William (cord), cook, h. 81 Charlton SARFATY DAVID, merchant, 176 Water, h. ITo Sands William, silversmith, h. 62 Charlton W. 36th Sands A. B. & D. druggists, 141 William Sargeant Samuel, camphene, h. r. 118 Allen Sandsdown James P. hatter 252 Greenwich Sargeant Thomas S. stables, 112 E. 24th, and liquors, Sandy Elizabeth, wid. William, h. r. 139 Elizabeth 298 Third av. h. 298 Third av. Sandy Samuel, liquors, 459 Cherry, h. 450 Cherry SARGENT DEBORAH, wid. Samuel, h. 3 Third av Sandy Sam'l, stevedore, 24 Coenties si. h. 450 Cherry Sargent Epes, 81 Old si. h. Gowanus . Sanford Abner, h. 56 Amity Sargent Francis P. butter, 41 Clinton mkt h. 4oi SANFORD. ADDISON, lawyer, 51 Wall. h. B'kh/n Washington Sanford Auletus M. boots & shoes, 105 Liberty, h. 88 Sargent George D. lawyer, 57 Chambers Murray SARGENT JOSEPH B. manufacturer, 24 Cliff, & Sanford Bridget, wid. Henry, h. r, 78 King Brooklyn Sanford Catharine (cord), washing, h .. 13 Dominick Sargent Thomas, broker, h. 44 Union sq Sanford Charles, carman, h. 58 Bedford Sargent Thomas, shoemaker, h. 50 Norfolk Sanford Charles B. agent, 91 West Sargent William, watchman, h. 347 Third av, Sanford Charles F, lawyer, 14 Wall Sargent & Co. 81 Old si SAU 607 SAY Sargood Henry, cabinetmaker, 88 Hamersley, h. 14 Saun Abraham V. clothier, 319 Hudson Hamersley Saunder George, smith, 212 Av. B, h. 212 Av. B Sargood Joseph & Henry, cabinetmakers, 33 Hamers­ Saunders Adam, fancygoods, 1 Astor h. & 88T Broad- ley, h. 14 Hamersley way Sarine Susan, wid. Samuel, h. 97 Forsyth SARJEANT ROBERT & GAY, real estate, 157 SaU1Bowery 610 T’ hairdresser» 806 Boweiy, h. 806 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Saunders Bridget, boardingh. 88 Crosby Saneant Thomas, broker, 65 Wall, h. 44 Union sq. Saunders Charles J. (col d), h. r. 45 Laurens Sarles Edward, wheelwright, Ninth av. n. W. 28th, h. Saunders Edwin, mer. 23 John, h. New Orleans 310 Nihth ay. Saunders Essery, wid. John, h. 259 Av. A Sarles Hickson, boots, 913 Broadway, h. 913 B'dway Saunders Francis (col’d), laborer, h. r. 186 Chrystie Sarles John, carman. 135 Amos Saunders Gotrie, gunsmith, h. r. 5 Columbia J Sarles Jonathan, feed, 510 Twelfth h. 710 Ay. 0 Saunders Henry, watchman, h. 57 Gouverneur Sarles Thomas, feed, 510 Twelfth, h. 205 Seventh Saunders Israel, com. mer. 131 Water, h. Irving ho. Sarles Ward, grocer, 127 W. 20th, h. 127 W. 20th Saunders James, liquor, 369 Twelfth Sarles William, painter, 110 W. 28th, h. 110 W. 28th Saunders James R. carpets & drygoods, Third av. c. Sarlin Henry E. stagedriver, h. 316 W. 33d Tenth, h. 17£ Tenth Sarner Jules, capmaker, h. 98 Chrystie Saunders John, cutter, h. 142 Division Sarner Nicolas & Co. segars, 925 Broadway Saunders Johnj ironfounder, h. 72 Thompson Saroni Charles S. hat & cap manufactory, 151 Water* Saunders John, butcher, 109 E. Uth, h. 109 E. 11th h. California Saunders John, painter, h. 242 E. 9th SARONI & ARCHER, hat & cap manufactory, 151 Saunders John P. milk, 51 Roosevelt, h. 51 Roosevelt Water Saunders John, toilet, 887 Broadway, h. W. 84th n. Sarony Napoleon, lithogr. 117 Fulton, h. Yonkers Seventh av. Sarony & Major, lithographers, 117 Fulton Saunders Joseph, chandler, h. Tenth av. n. W. 15th Sarsfield Dominick, shoemaker, h. 15 Jersey Saunders Joshua, fishmr. 566 Hudson, h. 894 Bleecker Sarsfield Jane, wid. William, h. 43 Clinton pi. Saunders Lansing (col’d), waiter, h. r. 72 Hamersley Sarsfield Jeremiah, weaver, 247 Greenwich, h. 46 Saunders Margaret M. dressmaker, h. 279 Elizabeth Thomas Saunders Samuel, cutlery, 387 Broadway, h. 387 Sarsfield Joseph, stonerubber, h. 155 E. 21st Broadway Sarsfield Mary, widow, h. 63 Roosevelt Saunders Thorndike P. intelligence office, 478 Broad­ Sarsfield Patrick, liquors, 18| Madison way, h. 168 W. 22d Sartori Alois, tailor, h. r. W. 48th n. Eighth av. Saunders William, razorstrops, 306 .Bowery, h. 306 Sartori Joseph Au glazier, h. 8 Rose Bowery Sarven David, sawyer, h. 131 Hammond Saunders William, tailor, h. 188 Mulberry Sarvent Jane (cord), wid. Peter, washing, h. 71 Saunders William H. manufacturer pat. carriage axles, Thompson Hastings, on the Hudson river; agents, Smith Sarvent Margaret (col’d), seamstress, h. r. 66 Grand Yan Horn & Co. 271 Pearl, & J. P. Jube, 88 Sarvis Robert, shipwright, h. 244 Monroe Bowery Sarwood Wiiliam C. tailor, h. 82 Orchard Saunders A. & J. toilet, 387 Broadway & 7 Astor ha Sass Benjamin, smith, h. 1 Nyack pi. Saur Peter, upholsterer, h. r. 125 Suffolk Sass Herman, grocer, 567 Greenwich, h. 567 Green­ Saus Richard, machinist, h. 26 E. 19th wich Saus Edmond J. silverplate & doorplate manufac­ Sass John, grocer, 159 Av. C turer, 126 Fulton, h. Columbia c. Summit, B'klyn Sass William F. rigger, h. 82 Henry Sause James R. machinist, h. 316 W. 33d Sassenberg Charles, paperstainer, h. 1116 Broadway Sause John, ploughmaker, h. 89 Goerck Sat Leopold, woodcarver, h. 589 Third av. Sause Richard, ploughmaker, 16 Broadway, h. 49 Satchell John, porter, h. 171 W. 19th Av. C Sather Peter, banker, 164 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Saute Henry, musician, h. r. 31 Marion Satterlee Douglass, printingink, 3 John, h. 136 E. 18th Sautee William, porterh. 119 Cedar, h. 119 Cedar Satterlee George C. pres. Wash. ins. co. 54 Wall, h. 9 Sauter Conrad, carpenter, h. 242 Fifth W . 19th Sauter Hen. col’d. paper, 19 Beekman, h. 112 Riving- Satterlee Gregory, strawgoods, 15 Dey, h. 88 Sidney ton pi. Brooklyn Sautis Jacob (col’d), seaman, h. 23 Laurens Satterlee S. K, treasurer, 5 Gold, h. Rye Sauvest’ e John, tailor, 700 Broadway, h. Second av. Satterly Charles, carman, h. 275 W. 36th c. E. 23d Satterly William S. collector, h. 234 Canal Sauvestre & Brillault, tailors, 700 Broadway Satterthwaite John B. agt 40 William, h. 181 W . 23d Sauzade Prudence, wid. Robert, h. 208 William Satterthwaite Theodore B. pres. N. Y. mut. ins. co. Savage Alden A. driver, h. 416 Seventh av. 50 Wall, h. Staten Island Savage Alexander, carman, h. 142 Laurens SATTERTHW AITE & TORREY, lawyers, 40 Savage Andrew D. drygoods, 115 Eighth av. William Savage Benjamin, colorer, h. 18 Doyers SATTIG JOHN, imp. 204 B'way, h. 724 Greenwich Savage Benjamin, tailor, h. 104 Bayard Sattler Hubert, dioramas, 839 Broadway Savage Chas. goldrefiner, 158 William, h. 158 W il­ Sattler Henry, grocer, 294 Walker, h. 294 Walker liam Sattler John, grocer, 294 Walker & 105 Henry, h. 105 Savage Charles C. stereotyper, 13 Chambers, h. 134 Henry c E. 21st Sattler John & Henry, grocers, 294 Walker Savage Cornelius, n. s. appraiser, h. 88 E. 17th Saubert Marianna, wid. Felix, Union h. 94 Greenwich Savage Elizabeth, wid. Murtey, h. r. 240 Cherry Sauches Philip .(col’d), steward, h, 62 Leonard Savage Ellen, wid. John S. h. 180 Av. C Sauer Anna, dressmaker, h. 97 Cedar Savage Frances, vestmaker, h. r. 172 W. 16th Sauer Charles, butcher, 96 Sheriff, h. 96 Sheriff Savage Francis, cabinetmaker, h. 847 Second av. Sauer Christian, cabinetmaker, h. 80 Norfolk Savage George, books, 58 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Sauer Conrad, carpenter, h. r. 108 Ridge Savage George W. sect. ins. co. Greenwich c. Fulton, Sauer George, pocketbooks, h. 155 Second h. 70 W. 12th Sauer John, druggist, 150 Third, h. 150 Third Savage Gilbert S. saloon, -— William, h. 164 E. 19th Sauer Thomas, shoemaker, 19 Leroy, h. 21 Leroy Savage James, carrier, 226 E. 14th Sauermilch Carl, tailor, 333 Bowery Savage James, laborer, h. 121 W. 26th Saul Augustus, boots & shoes, h. 210 Av. A Savage James P. builder, 183 Av. B, h. 185 Av. B Saul Edward, mer. 104 Water, h. 7 Yarick pi. Savage James W. lawyer, 106 Broadway Saul George, grocer, 46 Lewis A 305 Delancey Savage Jane (col’d), washing, h. 529 Pearl Saul Peter, laborer, h. 304 Third Savage Jane (col’d), wid. Henry, washing, h. r. 186 Saulpaugh Elias M. carman, h. 237 W. 17th Chrystie Saulpaugh Henry, mason, h. 174 E. 26th Savage John, editor, h. 205 E. 13th Saulpaugh John, carpenter, b. 74 Tenth av. Savage John R. forwarding, 105 Broad, h, 184 E. Sauls Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 229 Second Broadway Saulsbury James L. clothing, 58 John, h. 206 Scher- Savage Mary, wid. Henry, h. 67 Market merhorn, Brooklyn SAYAGE JOHN Y. watchmaker, 92 Fulton, h. 11 Saulsbury, Dayton & Cq. clothing, 53 John Dutch Saulters James (col’d), h. r, 20 Clarke Savago John Y. jr. jeweler, 92 Fulton, h. 78 Watts SAX 608 SCA Savage Jos. W. pres. Eighth av. c. W. 14th, h. Bloom- BRIDGE & CO. medicines, 214 B’dwav ingdale road b. 107th & 108th SAXTON & WEBB, com. mer. 112 South ^ Savage Laurence, laborer, 205 Av. A Savage Lorenzo, milk, h. 53 Greene la f£ .W ° > P 59 Tenth Th°mpSOn’ K Carmans^ Savage Margaret, wid. William, h. 291 First av. Saybolt William, eggs, 189 Washington & 71 Dev h Savage Mary, dressmaker, h. 48 W. 13th 360 Washington Savage Mary, toys, 216 Grand, h. 216 Grand Saybolt & Long, produee, 189 Washington & 71 Dev Savage Morgan L. harnessmaker, h. W. 34th n. Elev­ Sayer Charles, pianomaker, h. 81 Delancey J enth av. Sayer John, watches, 76 Nassau Savage Pamela, wid. Crosfleld, h. 73 Pitt Sayers Alfred, rigger, h. 862 Pearl Savage Patrick, laborer, h. 291 First av. Sayers Ellen, wid. John, fancystore, 50 Prince Savage Patrick, saddler, h. 203 E. 13th Sayers John B. com. agent, 163 Broadway, h. Elchin Savage Peter R. builder, 133 Av. B, h. 133 Av. B Sayers Mary, wid. Adam, washing, h. 33 Laurens Savage Richard, saddler, h. 203 E. 13th Sayers Stephen D. planingmill, E. 18th n. Av. A h Savage Robert, baker, h. r. 27 Cornelia Goshen Savage Sarah A. (cord), wid. Wm. h. r. 127 Suffolk Sayers William, carpenter, h. 73 Cannon Savage Thomas, imp. 5 Gold, h. New Jersey Sayers William M. military goods, 121 Fulton, h 270 Savage William, h. 81 Watts First av. Savage William, junk, h. 112 Ridge Sayers William M. planingmill, E. 18th n. Av. A h. Savage William II. carman, h. W. 36th n. Tenth av. Goshen Savage William N. carpenter, 17 Minetta Sayers, Brown & Simmons, planingmill, E. 18th n. Savage P. R. & J. P. builders, 133 Av. B Av. A Savage & Hawkins, gold & silver refiners, assayers & Sayle Patrick, marblepolisher, h. 91 Av. B c. Sixth sweepsmeIters, 158 William Sayles Augustus A. engineer, h. 137 E. Broadway Savario Francis, waiter, li. r. 478 Pearl Sayles Edward (col’d), laborer, h. 28 Thomas SAVERY JOHN & SONS, hardware, 54 Cliff, h. Sayles James, clerk, h. 548 Ninth av. Mass. Sayles, Merriam & Brewer, com. mers. 34 Pine Saverv John S. saloon, 12 Beekman, h. 116 Hicks, Sayles Patrick, laborer, h. 158 W. 20th B rooklyn Sayre A. L. dry fruit, 212 Washington, h. 29 Hard- Savery Rich. & Co. fancyg. 243 Canal, h. 810 Broome son Savery & Chandler, saloon, 12 Beekman Sayre Andrew J. & Co. com. mer. 81 & 83 Fulton Saverv William, hardware, 54 Cliff, h. Mass. mkt. h. 68 Pineapple, Brooklyn Savi Antone, liquors, 91 Reade, h. 91 Reade Sayre David L. com. mer. 74 Front, h. 186 E. 20th Savin Augustus F. captain, h. 189 E. 13th Sayie Dennie, broker, 74 Wall, h. 104 Wooster Saving Henry, tailor, h. 83 W. Broadway Sayre Francis, lawyer, 20 Chambers Sawers William R. printer, Tribune buildings, h. 24 Sayre Gabriel H. com. mer. 32 & 88 Fulton mkt. h. Division. 9 Lewis Sawin Elizabeth, widow, h. 138 Reade Sayre Henry A. bookkeeper, li. Clifford Sawin William E. clerk, h. 218 W. 19th Sayre Israel E. furniture, 47 Beekman, h. 5 Bethune Sawing Leonard, wharfinger, h. 39 Sullivan Sayre James M. woodenware, 250 Wash. h. 18Jay Sawyer Alexander, pilot, 69 South, h .------ Sayre Jedediah, provisions, 11 Wash, mkt h. 9 Lewis Sawyer Edmund H. suspenders, 55 Maiden la. h. E. Sayre Lewis E. physician, h. 795 Broadway Hampton Sayre Nathan, carpenter, h. 61 Fourth Sawyer Francis, barber, 1 Rivington, h. 159 Elizab’h Sayre Samuel A. machinist, h. 152 E. 25th Sawyer George, bootmaker, h. 66 Reade Sayre William R. mason, h. 150 W. 17th Sawyer Henry R. architect, h. 13 Monroe Sayre & Catterfield, com. mers. 74 Front Sawyer Horace, surveyors’ instruments, 156 Water, Sayres J. H. butter, 6 Washington mkt. h. 9 Lewis h. 117 Schermerhorn, Brooklyn Sayres John B. auctioneer, 163 Broadway, h. Brook Sawyer James, machinist, h. 250 Seventh lyn Sawyer James, shoemaker, h. r. 147 W. 22d Sayres & Lent, military equipments, 121 Fulton Sawyer James C. carman, h. 289 Sixth Scachner John, shoemaker, h. W. 85th n. Ninth av. Sawyer John, bookbinder, 87 Cedar, h. r. 118 Ludlow Scacklare Frederick, bootmaker, h. 59 Anthony Sawyer John, sailmaker, 114 Wall, h. 80 Pineapple, Scadden Joseph, brushes, 857 Pearl, h. — Madison Brooklyn Scaff William, wiremaker, h. 499 Tenth av. Sawyer Joseph, shoemaker, h. r. 89 W. 14th Scalan Ellen, wid. Peter, threads, 251 First av. Sawyer Joshua, pilot co. 105 South, h. Brooklyn Scales Anthony, bakery, 220'Mott, h. 220 Mott SAW YER NATHANIEL, plumber, 221 Bleecker, h. Scallan Martin, laborer, h. 205 E. 21st 221 Bleecker Scallan Michael, tailor, h. r. 309 Madison Sawyer Peter B. painter, h. 35 Goerck Scalley James, liquors, 149 E. 11th Sawyer Philip, butcher, h. 166 Third Scalley Peter, mason, h. 279 Sixth Sawyer Roswell H. mer. 31 Cortlandt, h. 52 E. 25th Scalley Thomas, pedler, h. 94 Orange Sawyer William, hotel, Av. D c. Tenth Scalley Wm. D. messenger, 8 City Hall, h. 212 Elm Sawyer William W. clerk, h. 160 Delancey Scally Anne, millinery, 266 Bowery, h. 266 Bowery Sawyer William W. shoemaker, h. 855 E. 12th Scally James, liquors, 149 E. 11th, h. 149 E. 11th Sawyer & Daly, sailmakers, 114 Wall Scally John, carpenter, h. 59 Mott Sawyer & Hobby, surgeons instruments, 156 Water Scally Mary, widow, h. 184 Clinton Sawyer h' Shakspeare Scanlon John, brassmoulder, h. 65 James Schaeffner Joseph, bootmaker, 15 Anthony Scanlon John, liquors, 56 Centre, h. 56 Centre Shaeffner Philip, barber, h. 18 Trinity pi J Scanlon Margaret, wid. Michael, h. 5 Dunham pi. Schaefter John, boots, 824 Houston Scanlon Michael, mason, h. 141 E. 11th Schaerer August, bootmaker, 59,Yesey, h. 59 Yesev Scanlon Patrick, laborer, h. 317 Eighth Schaettler Ferdinand N. W. carver, 148 Tenth h 48 Scanlon Patrick, laborer, h. r. E. 38th n. Third av. East 26th 1 * Scannel John, carman, h. 397 Madison Schaf Jeremias, pedler, h. r. 151 Attorney Scannel John, horsedealer, h. 117 Sheriff Schafer Adam, reedmaker, h. 116 Seventh av. Scannel Michael, sodawater, h. 18 Marion Schafer Carl, cabinetmakr, 21 Willett, h. 242 Stanton Scanned Andrew, bootmaker, h. 10 Amity pi. Schafer Donatus, cabinetmaker, r. 162 Elm, h. 28 Scannell Cornelius, shipbuilder, h. 607 Grand Marion Scanned Daniel, carman, h. 839 E. 12th Schafer George, shoemaker, 8 John, h. 50 Yesey Scanned Timothy, stevedore, h. 110 Monroe Schafer George, trunkmaker, h. 78 Greenwich Scannon Daniel, h. 164 Lewis Schafer John, shoemaker, 179 Hester, h. 179 Heato* Scarborough John, printer, h. 206 Madison Schafer Joseph, tailor, h. r. 137 Pitt Scardefleld Geo. gilder, 41 Howard, h. M orrisania Schafer Louis F. furniture, 89 Bowery, h. 89 Bowery Scarf William, laborer, h. r. 5 First ay. Schafer Mager, merchant, h. 66 Norfolk Scarff George, Am. had, 458 Broadway, h. 25 Renwick Schafer Nicholas, grocer, 299 Houston, h. 299 Houston Scarff & Ward, American had, 458 Broadway Schafer Nicholas, tailor, h. 313 Third Scarlett Eliza J. wid. John, h. 2 Millward pL W. 31st Schafer Philip, scavenger, h. 224 Second Scarlett Thomas, caps, 20 Mott, h. 20 Mott Schafer Samuel, pedler, h. 117 Ciinton Scarry Albertina, wid. Charles, h. 191 Division Schafer Simon, h. 117 Clinton Scarry John, enameller, 3l5 Broadway, h. Jersey City Schafer Theobald, tailor, h. 283 Monroe Scarry John, pedler, h. r. 275 Mott Schafer John, segarmaker, 137 Third Scates Rebecca, wid. William, h. r. 58 Suffolk Schafer Yalentine, mason, h. r.133 Pitt Scatdff Jas. capt. 14th Centre mkt. dis. h. 377 Broome Schaff Frederick, grocer, 813 Third av. h. 313 Third Scaub Andrew, tailor, h. r. 141 Delancey Schaff Nicholas, laborer, h. r. 202 Fifth Scemen Alexander, h. 305 Tenth av. Schaff Peter, lamps, h. r. 160 E. 25th Scent Henry, carman, h. 164 Amos Schaffenberg Werner, tailor, b. 103 Hester Schaab John, baker, h. 48 First Schaffer Adolf, marblesawyer, h. 225 E. 20th Schaad David, musician, h. 39 Carmine Schaffer Charles, baker, 16 Clinton, h. 16 Clinton Schaad H’y, barber, 672 Washington, h. 672 Wash1ton Schaffer Christian, butcher, h. 206 Stanton Schaad Mary A. milliner, 39*-Carmine, h. 89 Carmine SCHAFFER CHRISTIAN W. saloon, 324 Broadw’y, Schaaff Jacob, pedler, h. r. 151 Attorney h. 59 Franklin Schaaff John, tailor, h. 29 Frankfort Schaffer Frank, liquors, h. 98 W. 80th Schaap John M. imp. 99 Pearl, h. 154 Laurens Schaffer Frederick, machinist, 5 Doyers, h. 103 Hester SCHABBEHAR AUGUST R. grocer, 409 Ninth av. Schaffer Geo. F. dentist, h. 256 Hudson h. 409 Ninth av. Schaffer Jacob, carpenter, h. 88 Av. B Schabbehar E. & A. jewelers, 223 Hudson Schaffer John, carman, h. r. 66 Pitt Schachner Joseph, thread, 273 Division, h. 273 Divis’n Schaffer John, police, h. 67 Laurens Schachner Joseph, confectioner, h. 273J Division Schaffer John, shoes, 324 Houston Schacht John, seaman, h. 192 Seventh Schaffer Michael, teamster, h. 115 Willett Schachtel Adam, tailor, h. 157 Delancey Schaffer Philip, carpenter, h. 265 Bleecker Schachtel Amos, tailor, h. 124 Essex Schaffer Philip, tailor, h. 252 Fifth Schack O. W. C. broker, 66 Wad, h. 321 Fourth av. Schaffer Peter, cabinetmaker, h. r. 28 Rivington Schade Harman, grocer, 394 Third av. h. 894 Third av. Schaffer Warner, shoemaker, h. 338 Third / Schade Henry, clerk, h. 17 Stone Schaffers Frederic, tailor, h. 59 Av. C Schade John, boots, 96 GreenwichHh. 96 Greenwich Schaffner Frederick, late shoemaker, h. 272 Broome Schade John, grocer, 306$ First av. h. 306 First av. Schaffner Jacob, music, h. 191 E. 22d Schadek Mary, millinery, 494 Eighth av. h. 494 Schaffner Jacob, undertaker, 420 Eighth av. h. 193 Eighth av. W. 35th Schader William, segars, h. 196 Houston Schaffner John, tailor, h. 4 Chestnut Schadle Tobias, furn. 44 Fourth av. h. 44 Fourth av. Schaffner Lewis, butcher, 167 Av. A Schadler Francis, cabinetmaker, h. 251 Fifth Schaffner Michael, confectionery, 404 Pearl, h. 404 Schaefer August, painter, li. 275 Mulberry Pearl Schaefer Charles, segars, 187$ Third, h. 187£ Third SCHAFFT THEODORE, liquors, W. 37th n. Sixth, Schaeffer Christian, bootmaker, h. 197 Orchard av. h. 191 Chambers Schaefer Frederick, brewer, 91 Seventh av. Schaffter Martin, engineer, h. Pearl st. house Schaefer Frederick, butcher* h. r. 207 Av. B Schafler Reinhart, jeweler, 44 Allen Schaeffer Frederick W. machinist, 15 Doyers, h. 103 Schah Melchior, shoemaker, h. r. 76 Forsyth Hester Schahrer Henry, clothfinisher, r. 80 Nassau, h. Wil- Schaefer Frederika, wid. Frederick, h. 623 Third av. , liomsburgh Schaefer George, bootmaker, 8 John, h. 50 Yesey Schaible Christopher, carpetbagmaker, h. r. 75 For­ Schaefer George, laborer, h. 135 Amos syth SCHAEFER GUSTAYUS B. drugs, 149 Atlantic, "Schaike J. shoemaker, h. 257 W. 16th B rooklyn Schaider John, boardingh. 10 Elizabeth Schaefer Henry, tailor, h. 81 Sullivan Schail James, laborer, h. r. 196 E. 26th Schaefer H’y, coal,157 Goerck .Sellin Augustus, tinman, 27 Bowery, h. 27 Bowery Eighth av. 16 Horatio, & 168"Walker h. S7th n. *Sellon Samuel E. acct. h. 113 Cannon., Eighth av. j Selman John, smith, h. r. 65 Av. B Serrell Edward W. engineeer, 157 Broadway, h. 154 * Selmes George, painter, h. 361 Sixth av. Chambers p Selmes Reeves E. clerk, 3 Nassau, h. Hoboken Serrell Henry R. lith’r, SONassau, h. 4 Ninth B'kVyn Selmer Hammond, tailor, 310$ Bowery, h. 310£ Bow’y Serrell James E. city surveyor & civil' engineer, h. 43 i Selpefasan George, tinsmith, h. 202 Walker W. 26th 1 Selpho William, artificial legs, 24 Spring (see adver- Serrell John J. city surveyor, h. 72 Murray I tisement back) Serrell Lemuel W. draughtsman, 289 Broadway h. jj Seltzer Isaac, coal, 7 Broad, h. 785 Greenwich 20 Bergen, B rooklyn j Seltzer Jno. B. provia 238 Washington, h. 78 Bar­ Serrell & Co. civil engineers, 157 Broadway clay Serrell & Quilitch, engineers, 80 Nassau SEX 624 SHA Serrenn Edward W. engineer, h. 168 Chambers Sexton Samuel J. M. hardware, 275 Greenwich h. 7 Serrington Gilbert (coPd), carpetcleaner, h. 67 W. 84th Bethune Servan John P. gratemaker, h. 118 Bank Sexton Sarah M. wid. Francis, h. 11 Bethune Servant James, blacksmith, h. 98 Cannon Sexton Wells, carpenter, h. 149 W. 26th Serveira J. B. boardingh. 145 Chambers Sexton William, seaman, h. 899 Madison Serven Uhristina, h.l77£ Eighth av. Sexton Wm. carpenter, 69 W. 25th, h. Amboy -Serven David Y. carman, h. 87 Christopher Seybel Frederick, dying, 264 W. 19th, & millinery 107 Serven Isaac, gratemaker, h. 142 W. 29th Eighth av. h. 107 Eighth av. Serven John, gratemaker, h. 113 Bank Seybold Christian, jeweler, h. r. 180 Duane Serven John, carpenter, h. 185 W. 40th n. Eighth av. Seybold Frederick, carpenter, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Servent Jacob, h. 127 Perry Seybolt D. St 203 Greenwich, h. Jersey City Serverson James A. feed. h. 57 W. 26th Seybolt Wm. eggs, 189 Washington, h. 360 Wasli’ton Service Thomas, confectioner, h. 92 Av, B Seyder Augustus, h. 2£ Manhattan pi. Servin Christine, wid. Arthur, h. 177£ Eighth av. Seyer Quirin, machinist, 197 William, h. 197 William Servoss Elias B. mercantile bank, h. 83 St Mark’s pi. Seyer Rodolph, carpenter, h. 72 Chrystie Sesnan Thomas, blacksmith, h. 120 E. 18th Seyer Waldemar, fancygoods, 275 Nassau, h. 380 Sesseen David L. seaman, h. r. 6 Batavia Monroe SeSser Jacob, baker, h. 115 Bidge Seyer William, gilder, h. 58 Ludlow Sethman Martin, grocer, 80 Pike, h. 80 Pike Seyler Nicholas, tailor, h. 164 Av. A Setleg John, h. 138 Willett . Seymone Abraham, driver, 79 Mercer Seton Alfred, v. p. ins. co. 49 Wall, h. Westchester Seymone Isaac (coPd), laborer, h. r. 42 Ridge Seton Emma, boardingh. 780 & 782 Broadway Seymour Abraham (coPd), h. r. 243 Elizabeth Setz Rodolph, stonecutter, h. 198 Av. A Seymour Andrew, 306 Front, h. 24 Henry Setzer Michael, shoemaker, h. 91 Delancey Seymour Amelia (col’d), widow, washing, h. 838Third Seubert Augustus, segars, 195 William, h. 195 Wm. Seymour C. St. John, com. mer. 12 Front, h. 14Paci­ Seubert Charles, segars, h. 45£ Lispenard fic, Brooklyn Seufert Banlas, tailor, h. r. 147 Chrystie Seymour Charles, distiller, W. 37th n. Eighth av. h. Seufert Frantz, pocketbookmaker, h. 96 Church W. 37th n. Eleventh av. Seufert John, tailor, 407 Broome, h. 407 Broome Seymour Charles, editor, 113 Nassau, h. 87 Degraw, Seufert Simon, bootmaker, h. 237 Third Brooklyn Seuter Conrad, carpenter, h. 242 Fifth Seymour Chas. H. drugs, 141 Water, h. Bavenmood, Sevall Thomas, grocer, 18 Hester L. Island Severance Edwin C. carpenter, h. 168 W. 25th Seymour Edward, lawyer, 60 Nassau, h. 144 Living­ SEVENTH W ARD BANK, 234 Pearl ston, Brooklyn Severance Joseph II. freight master, h. 99 Mott Seymour George W. clerk, 66 Wall Severe William, porterh. 145 Anthony, h.145 Anthony Seymour H. C. railroad contractor, 18 Park pi. h Severin Theodore, grocer, 148 W. 35th, h. 148 W. 85th Pierm ont Severn Charles, lithographer, h. 375 Third av. Seymour Henry, mason, h. 158 W. 28th Severs John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 52 Allen Seymour Harry, actor, h. 180 Walker Seves Charles, seaman, h. 67 Chrystie Seymour Isaac, cash, bank of N. America, 44 Wall, h. Sevestre Louis, shoemiker, h. 12 Cherry 198 W. 14th Sevilh Matthew, laborer, h. 102 W. 31st Seymour Isaac N. treasurer, 31 Wall, h. 89 Dominick Sevin John J. cabinetmaker, 390 Broadway Seymour Isabella (col’d), seamstress, h. 10 Thomas Sewall G. T. jeweler, 3 Maiden la. h. 21 Mercer, Seymour James, carman, h. 104 Leroy Jersey City Seymour J. O. stationery, 40 John, h. Brooklyn Sewall Henry F. h. 16 Lamartine pi. Seymour Jane, dressmaker, h. 48 E. 11th Sewall J. N. jeweler, 8 Maiden la. h. 11 Carroll pi. Seymour Joel, grocer, 41 Water, & crockery 63Pearl, Sewall John tG. physician, h. 224 W. 30th h. Saratoga Sewall William E. lawyer, 111 Nassau, h. B rooklyn Seymour John, gasfittings, 486 Pearl, h. 486 Pearl Sewall, Simmons & Co. jewelers, 3 Maiden la. Seymour John F. printer, c. Wall & William, h. 86 Seward Alfred, printer, h. 71 Greenwich av. Clinton Seward Ann, wid. Simon, h. 35 King Sevmour John F. printer, h. 104 Suffolk Seward Thomas, butcher, 188 Sixth av. h. 54th bet. SEYMOUR JOHN F. & CO. crockery, 68 Pearl &28 Sixth & Seventh avs. Stone, h. 37 Dominick Seward Thomas, mason, h. r. 469 Fourth eymour John K. physician, h. 491 Houston Seward Thomas, saloon, 381 Broadway & 68 White, eymour John W. acct. 30 Pine, h. 318 W. 22d h. Greenwich av. eymour Martin, carver, h. 42 Thompson Seward Thomas, stereotyper, 71 Greenwich av. eymour Melancthon L. paper, 97 John, h. 76 Amity Sewell John, carpenter, h. r. 83 Sullivan eymour Peter, porter, h. 12 Union ct. Sewell Thomas, silk, 168 Broadway, h. 27 Carroll eymour Robert W. crockery, 63 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Brooklyn eymour Samuel E. banker, 66 Wall . Sewell William, carpenter, h. 55 Hamersley eymour Theodore, laborer, h. r. 556 Fourth Sewer Peter, h. 126 Thompson eymour William, mer. 303 Front, h. 144 Livingston, Sewenberg Joseph, butcher, h. 24 James Brooklyn Sewerd, Samuel, paperhanger, h. r. 274 W. 31st eymour William, weaver, 202 W. 16th Sexauer Fredric, tailor, h. 45 Columbia eymour Wm. jr. broker, 8 Hanover, h. 542 G wtcn Sexauer George, liquors, h. 166 W. 80th eymour William E. drugbroker, 86 Wall, h. lw» Sexton Augustus W. jewelry, 145 & 147 Reade. h. 7 Ninth av. ' _ Hammond eymour William L. seaman, h. 399 Fourth ay. Sexton Catharine, wid. h. 215 Fulton eymour William N. & Co. hardware, 4 Chathamsq. Sexton David B. wool, 5 Beaver h. M ansfidd & 6 Catharine, h. Yonkers Sexton Eliza Ann, dressmaker, h. 108 Leroy EYMOUR & CO. paper, 97 John Sexton Ellen, wi 585 Grand Sheridan John, carpenter, 136 E. 22d, h. 143 E. 22d Shepherd Charles, paperhangings, 457 Grand, h. 143 Sheridan John, carman, h. r. 80 Lewis Hester Sheridan John, laborer, h. 347 W. 26th Shepherd Daniel, lawyer, 14 Wall, h. 83 Macdougal Sheridan John, liquors, 224 E. 13th Shepherd Edward M. cutlery, 76 John, h. England Sheridan John, packer, h. 161 Perry Shepherd Francis H. paperhangings, 457 Granc5, h. 143 Sheridan John, stagedriver, h. 64 W. 24th Hester Sheridan Margaret J. musicteacher, h. 11 N. Moore Shepherd George M. engraver, 72 W . Broadway, h. Sheridan Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 289 First av. 30 W. Broadway Sheridan Mary, wid. Thomas, h 144 Vandam Shepherd Henry, com. 64 Broadway, h. 71 E. 16th Sheridan Michael, laborer, h. 861 Seventh av. Shepherd James, plasterer, h. 220 E. 17th Sheridan Michael, porter, foot E. 26th Shepherd James M. cutlery, 76 John, h. 72 Hoyt, Sheridan Owen, liquors, 141 Av. C, h. 141 Av. C Brooklyn Sheridan Owen, printer, h. 212 Madison Shepherd John M. papiermach6, h. r. 389 Twelfth Sheridan Patrick, cotton, 19 Burling si. h. 345 E. Shepherd Moses (col’d), seaman, h. 19 Leonard Twelfth Shepherd Robert Y. seaman, h. 384 Cherry Sheridan Patrick, laborer, h. 61 Orange Shepherd Samuel, shipcarpenter, h. 35 Hamilton Sheridan Patrick, laborer, h. W. 88th n. Tenth av^ Shepherd Thomas, late fancygoods, h. 59 Morton Sheridan Patrick, liquors, 278 Av. B Shepherd Thomas S. acct 31 Gold, h. B ye, West­ Sheridan Peter, laborer, h. r. 67 Ludlow chester co. Sheridan Peter, laborer, h. r. 120 W. 19th Shepherd Wm. whitesmith, h. W. 31st n. Tenth av. Sheridan Peter, teas, 182.Chrystie, h. 182 Chrystie Shepherd William, carpenter, h. 114 Laurens Sheridan Philip, laborer, li. 350 Twelfth Shepherd William, machinist, h. 238 Walker Sheridan Sarah, wid. Owen, boardingh. 126 Elm Shepherd Wm. H. sash & blindmkr. h. 12 Dominick Sheridan Terence, sarsaparilla, h. 163 First av. Shepherd Brothers, hardware, 76 John Sheridan Thomas, agent, h. 336 Eighth Shepherds & Irving, cutlery, 76 John Sheridan Thomas, carpenter, h. E. 29th n. Second av. Shepherd & Melville, lawyers, 14 Wall Sheridan Thomas, insp. h. 54 James SHEPPARD CHARLES W. agent, Battery pi. h. 95 Sheridan Thomas, laborer, h. 40 Wooster Hudson Sheridan Thomas, laborer, h. 223 E. 13th Sheppard Edward, mason, h. r. 71 W. 18th Sheridan Thomas, liquors, 131 Av. C Sheppard George, mason, h. 444 Tenth av. Sheridan Thomas, fish, 43 Amity, h. 43 Amity SH EPPARD GEORGE G. scales, 187 Water, h. 107 Sheridan Thomas, pedler, h. 331 Bowery Amos Sheridan Thomas, porter, 70 Canal, h. 40 Wooster Sheppard Henry, physician, 179 Av. B Sheridan William, brassfounder, 135 E. 11th, h. 125 Sheppard Henry, baker, h. 126 Liberty E. 11th Sheppard Horatio D. physician, 413 Broadway, h. 413 Sheridan William, drygoods, 92 Canal, h. 92 Canal Broadway Sheridan William, grocer, 95 James, h. 95 James Sheppard Isaac, shipcarpenter, h. 252 E. 18th Sheridan William, stonecutter, h. 160 E. 27th Sheppard James, clothing, Grand, h. 276 Rivington Sheriden James, carman, h. 3 Goerck Sheppard Jennet, hairrenovator, h. 69 W.*19th Sheriden John, laborer, h. 161 Perry Sheppard. Jojin, plasterer, h. W. 41st n. Seventh av. Sheriden Mary, wid. John, h. r. W. 46th n. Ele­ Sliepdard John W. physician, h. 128 Marks pi. venth av. Sheppard William, laborer, h. 6 Oak Sheriden Margaret, washing, li. 280 Av. B Sheppard R. & Co. milk, 168 Chambers, h. IW lurgli Sheriden Patrick, blaster, h. 519 Sixtli av. Sheppart St. Laurent, carpenter, h. 57 Av. B Sheriden Patrick, laborer, b. r. 189 W. 25th Shepperd George, stages, h. W. 44th n Sixth av. Sheriden Thomas, carman, h»138 Laurens Sbepperd John T. surveyor, 5 Tryon Row, h. 80 Sheriff Wolfgang, tinman,1h. 509 Third av. Duffield, B rooklyn Sheriff George, baker, 1 Ninth av. Shepperman William, pianomaker, h. 196 Fifth Sherk Bernard, tailor, 168 Bowery, h. 45 Rivington Sheppon Michael, tailor, h. r. 92 First SherliQ John, seaman, h. r. 72 Oliver Shera Hubert, boarding, 25 Thames Sherlin Hugh, quarryman, h. W. 41st n. Eighth av. Shera John, glasscutter, h. r. 135 Crosby Sherlock Edward, grocer, 142 Leonard, h. 88 Centre Sherard David, porter, h. r. 32 Scammel Sherlock James, smith, h. 212 W. 26th Sherburg Mary, wid. Joseph, h. 82 Rivington Sherlock John, printer, h. 290 Sixth . Sherdan James, laborer, h. r. 67 Oliver Sherlock John, tinman, h. r. E. 40th n. Second av. Sherdan John, weaver, 247 Eighth av. . Sherlock Michael, tinman, h. r. E. 40th n. First av. Sherden Thomas, liquors, 131 Av. C, h. 131 Av. C Sherlock P. publisher, 86 Nassau, h. 6 Sands, B k ly n Sherdon Richard, carpenter, h. 238 Elizabeth Sherlock Simon, mariner, h. 68 W. 27th Shere Hubert, produce, 8 W. Washington mkt. h. 66 Sherlock Thomas, tinsmith, h. W. 52d c. Ninth av. Centre Sherlock Thomas II. smith, h. r. 88 E. Broadway Sheren James, laborer, h. 304 Mott Sherlock Thomas, cabinetmaker, h. r. 15 Cornelia Sheren Peter, h. 151 Av. A Sherlock Thomas P. surgeon, 172 W. 16th Sherer John H. carpenter, h. 4 Columbia pL Sherlock William, grocer, 127 Goerck SHE 630 SHE Sherman A. M. physician, h. 545 Third ay. Sherry John, smith, h. 281 W. 32d Sherman Anna, corsetmaker, h. 689 Broadway Sherry Mary, wid. David, h. 63 W. 28th Sherman Austin, lozenges, 116 Nassau, h. 13 Ninth Sherry Michael, mason, h. 2 Fourth Sherman B. M. mer. 79 Water, h. 182 Henry, I Tklyn Sherry Patrick, upholsterer, h. 39 Clarkson Sherman Benjamin, h. 436 Fourth av. Sherry P. tailor, 178 Church Sherman Benjamin B. grocer, 51 Front, h. 16 W. 20th Sherwin Edward, tailor, h. 7 Wooster Sherman Benjamin P. com. mer. 29 South, h. 81 Sherwin Luke, silkgoods, 105 William, h. Hoboken State, Brooklyn Sherwood Andrew, bootmaker, h. 177 W. 17th Sherman Byron, hardware, 19 Park pi. & 16 Murray, Sherwood Andrew, carpenter, h. 113 Mulberry h. Hew Jersey Sherwood Benjamin, boardingh. 98 John J Sherman Charles A. lawyer, 5 Wall, h. I l l Bleecker Sherwood Benjamin F. saloon, 398 Broadway h. 14 Sherman Chauncey J. cutter, h. 831 Sixth Eldridge -* * Sherman Edmund R. contractor, h. 79 W. 29th Sherwood Carolina, nurse, h. 64 Stanton Sherman Edward, tailor, h. 31 John Sherwood Catharine, drugs, 38 Oak, h. 38 Oak SHERMAN EDWIN W. trusses, 307 Broadway Sherwood Catharine B. wid. Rufus, h. 135 Grand Sherman F. R. notary, 74 Wall Sherwood Charles, feed, 174 Fourth, h. 176 Fourth Sherman Gardiner, com. mer. 6 Front, h. Somer­ Sherwood Charles W. grocer, 230 First av. ville, H. J. SHERWOOD DANIEL J. restaurant, 239 Broadway Sherman George, empire stoneworks, ft. E. 28th, h. h. 30 Lispenard 63 E. 28th Sherwood David, inspector, h. 66 Crosby Sherman George, stone, ft E. 29th, h. Stamford, CL Sherwood David, policeman, h. 254 Tenth Sherman George, printer, Tribune bldgs, h. 48 Essex Sherwood David W. h. 203 W. 15th Sherman George E. engraver, 135 Broadway, h. 110 SHERWOOD D. grocer, 502 Hudson Franklin Sherwood Drake, tailor, h. 412 Madison Sherman George M. com. mer. 246 Front, h. Flor­ Sherwood Edward, painter, h. 48 Av. D ence hot. Sherwood Elizabeth, dressmaker, h. 5 Amity Sherman George W. vegetables, 5 Fulton mkt. h. 192 Sherwood Emily, wid. George, h. 102 W. 23d Bridge, B rooklyn Sherwood E. L. varnisher, h. 139 Attorney Sherman Howland R. dyewoods, 27 Barclay, h. Sherwood Francis, restaurant, 398 Broadway Poughkeepsie Sherwood Francis H. porterhouse, 431 Fourth ay. Sherman Isaac, printer, h. 116 W. 20th Sherwood Frederick, flour, 22 South, h.'7 Butler Sherman Isaac, staves, 551 Water, h. N. T . hot. Brooklyn Sherman James, baker, 10 Av, D, h. 10 Av. D Sherwood George E. saloon, 252 B’way, h. 33 Pike SHERMAN JAMES A. lawyer, 187 Greenwich, h. Sherwood George F. feed, 503 Eighth av. h. 54th 671 Greenwich ' Sherwood Henry, drugs, 64 Pearl, h. WiUiamburgli Sherman John, flour, 11 Coenties si h. 185 W. 23d Sherwood Isaac, hides, 232 Elizabeth, h. Long Island SHERMAN JOHN, liquors, 436 Fourth av. h. 436 Sherwood James, fish, 110 Clinton Fourth av. Sherwood Jeremiah, bookbinder, h. 2 Grove Sherman John, tailor, 248 Walker Sherwood Jesse L. shipjoiner, h. 702 Fourth Sherman Joseph R. imp. 71 Broadway, h. 210 Scher- Sherwood John, lawyer, 142 Broadway, h. 6 W. 11th merhorn, B rooklyn Sherwood John D. lawyer, 5 Wall Sherman Miron H. hotel, 865 Fourth av. Sherwood John H. carman, h. 8 Desbrosses Sherman Philip, shoemaker, h. r. 85 Columbia Sherwood John J. barber, 107 Hudson, h. 7 White Sherman Porter, hardware, 19 Park pi. & 16 Murray, Sherwood John M. late livery stables, h. 14 Eldridge h. Amer hot. Sherwood John W. feed, 58 Forsyth, b. 58 Allen Sherman Porter G. contractor, Av. B c. Tenth, h. 269 Sherwood L. grocer, 502 Hudson Third Sherwood Luman, lawyer, 156 Bd’way, h. 146W. 25th Sherman Robert, carpenter, h.. r. 14 Jones Sherwood Mary, wid. Caleb, h. 139 Attorney Sherman S. G. books, 2 Astor house Sherwood Nelson, grocer, 466 Pearl, h. 104 E. 17th Sherman Samuel E. clerk, 62 William, h. 13 Front, Sherwood Peter B. boardingh. 125| Forsyth B rooklyn Sherwood Peter P. boots, 59 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Sherman Thaddeus jr. imp. 40 Exchange pi. Sherwood Robert H. lawyer, 142 Broadway, h. 114 Sherman Watts, bnkr. 48 William, h. Fifth av. c. 22d Ninth Sherman William H. (cord), coachman, h. 18 Greene Sherwood Samuel, lawyer, 142 Broadway, h. 114 SHERMAN & BRTTMLEY, flour, 11 Coenties si. Ninth Sherman & Romaine, staves, 551 Water Sherwood Samuel J. butcher, 80 Spring, h. 82 Spring Sherman & Collins, grocers, 51 Front Sherwood Samuel P. drygoods, 43 & 45 Barclay, h. Sherman Morey, liquors, 436 Fourth av. 58 King Sherman Brothers, hardware, 19 Park pi. & 16 Murray Sherwood Samuel S. drygoods, 266 Ninth av. h. 218 Sherman & Smith, engravers, 135 Broadway W. 30th SHERMAN, BARKER & CO. vegetables, 5 Fulton ►herwood Silas F. police, h. 198 E. 35th mkt. herwood Stephen, carrier, h. 47 S. 2d, IV'mbwrfjh Shermer Ernest R. pianofortetuner, h. 33 Wooster •herwood Stephen, daguerreotypes, — Bleecker, h. 18 Shermer John, weaver, h. W. 52d c. Ninth av. Minetta Shermerhom Henry, tailor, h. 6101 Fourth •herwood Thomas hairdressing, 4 Beaeh, h. 15 Sherr John, cabinet, h. r. 304 W. 32d Dominick Sherr William, carpenter, h. r. 68 Norfolk •herwood. Thomas, laborer, h. 4 Little Water Sherr Patrick, liquors, 48 Centre •herwood Thomas M. carpenter, h. 177 W. 22d Sherrad Robert, carman, h. W. 31st n. Ninth av. •herwood Thomas D. lawyer, 5 Wall, h. State, Sherrard Archibald, fancygoods, 70 William, h. 79 Brooklyn E. 15th •herwood Thomas H. h. 8 Desbrosses ; Sherrard Joseph, fancygoods, 70 William •herwood Yalentine, dentist, h. 102 St. Marks p! Sherrard William, saifmaker, h. 9 Dover •herwood Weymouth, wid. Solomon, h. 53 First Sherrer Susan, wid. Alex, liquors, h. 330 W. 29th •herwood William, carpenter, h. r. 181 Hester Sherrerd Jane G. wid. Archibald, h. 427 Fourth •herwood William, clerk, h. 103 Charlton Sherrick Isaac, tailor, 357 Eighth av. h. 357 Eighth av. •herwood William, feed, 58 Forsyth, Sherridan Patrick, laborer, h. r. 140 Amos •herwood Wm. leather, 39 Spruce, h. 84 CranDerry Sherridan Robert, stonecutter, h. 189 W. 13th Brooklyn _ , „ Sherriden William, liquors, Ninth av. c. W. 32d HERWOOD J. k. Rem sen, Shimeall Richard C. (Rev.), h. 190 W. 15th B rooklyn Shimp Peter, restaurant, h. 116 W. 24th Shofner Jacob, 420 Eighth av. Shimpgen Martin, grocer, h. 168 Third Sholar Lorentz, baskets, h. r. 196 W. 21st Bhinaeen Michael, boilermaker, h. 211 Tenth av. Sholdtheis Henry, grocer, h. 536 Hudson Shindle John C. segarmaker, h. 239 Sixth av. Sholl Daniel, shoemaker, 104 W. 17th, h. 104 W. 17th Shindle Joseph, tailor, h. 5 Franklin Sholl John, tailor, h. r. 244 Sixth av. Shine Christian, butcher, h. r. 160 Stanton S holler Brothers, 174 Bowery, h. 174 Boweiy SHO 6 32 SHU Shonart An don, weaver, h.*ll Av. B Shoulder Patrick, hodcarrier, h. r. 7 Hester Sbonert Jacob, tailor, h. 16T Second Shoultz Charles, seaman, h. r. 252 Monroe Shonger George, physician, h. 592 Fourth Shourt Elizabeth, wid. George, seamstress, h W Shonnard Peter, h. 34 Attorney 48th n. Eighth av. Shonwald William, shoes, 27 Laurens, h. 27 Laurens * Shourt James A. clerk, 2* Wall Shonnwasser Gusto, segars, h. 210 Sullivan Show Hugh, laborer, h. 154 Forsyth Shoobert James, dyer, h. 115 W . 24th Show Lewis, shoemaker, h. 1106 Broadway Shook Nelson, phy’ii, 102 Chambers & 74 Second av. Showdy John, clerk, h. 128 Ninth av. Shopell Robert, bootmaker, 63 E. 81st, h. 63 E. 31st Showed George, tasselmaker, h. 134 W. 16th Shopp Charles jr. watchcasemaker, 105 Nassau, h. Showier John W. ink, h. 69 Spring B loom ingdale Showier Thos. oys. 358 Eighth av. h. 358 Eighth av Shopp George, plumber, 467 Fourth, h. 29 First Shrack Geo. A. shoemaker, 18 Bedford Shopp Henry, butch. 11 Wash, m k t b. 144 Christo­ Shrady John, h. 138 Rivington pher Shrady Maria, h. 155 Eldridge Shopp John, butcher, Washington m kt h. New Shrate Nelson, shipowner, h. 4 Manhattan Jersey Shrewar Martin, grocer, 307 W. 17th, h. 307 W. 17th Shopp Mary, dressmaker, 165 Av. C. h. 165 Av. C Shreck W. C. W. watches, 173 Broadway, h. 91 Prince Shopp & Bloom, watchcases, 105 Nassau Shredford Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 169 Second Shoppe Antony, joiner, h. 246 Fifth Shreiber Anton, jeweler, 3 Maiden la. h. 53 Fifth Shoppert John, butcher, h. 543 Third av. Shrerier John, laborer, h. W. 28th Shordan Alice* wid. John, washerwoman, h. 143 W. Shreve Benj. U. grocer, 264 Washington, h. 13 Dun­ 27th ham pi. Williamsburgh Shore Hester, wid. George, h. 219 E. 21st Shreve Jackson B. grocer, 202 Spring, h. 31 Renwick Shore Jane, milliner, h. 541 Third av. n. E. 37th Shreve Jeremiah W. cooper, h. 49 Suffolk Shore Thomas, painter, h. 541 Third av. Shreve & Ahrens, grocers, 264 Washington Shores Antony, stonemason, h. r. 611 Greenwich Shrieber Mathier, hairpicker, h. 233 W. 44th Shorler Joseph (cord), waiter, h. r. 89 King Shrimpton Joseph, carpenter, h. 375 First av. Short Andrew, laborer, h. 208 Houston Shriner Charles, carman, h. 2 Willett Short Francis, carpenter, h. 324 Seventh av. Shriner George, segarmaker, h. r. 25 Av. C Short Garret, laborer, h. 21 Thames Shriner Joseph, toys, 183 Houston, h. 183 Houston Short Henry, carpenter, h. 136 W. 20th Shroder Bridget, wid. Henry, washing h. 168 Lewis Short Hugh S. pistol gallery, 14 & 16 Yesey & 8* Bar­ Shroder John, lamps, 317 Ninth av. h. 317 Ninth av. clay, h. W. 47th n. Broadway Shroth Henry, pedler, h. 221 Av. B Short James, carman, h. 268 Av. A ■Shroud Michael, shoemaker, h. 117 W. 31st Short James, shoemaker, h. 279 W. 19th Shruml George, laborer, h. W. 51st n. Eleventh av. Short Jane, wid. Charles, tailoress, h. 85 New Shryel Jacob, speculator, h. 272 W. 39th Short John*, carpenter, h. W. 52d n. Ninth av. Shrysck John K. bookseller, 129 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Short John, boilermaker, h. 233 W. 25th Shriner John, H. scavenger, h. 102 Sixth Short John, dyer, 245 Grand, h. 245 Grand Shuart Christian, carman, h. 704 Washington Short John, laborer, h. 27 Goerck Shuart William, collector, h. 760 Greenwich Short John, typecaster, h. r. 86 Seventh av. Shuberth Christopher, shoemaker, h. 243 E. 13th Short John, laborer, h. E. 48th n. First av. Shuekahart George, shoemaker,^h. 114 Elm Short Joseph, blacksmith, h. r. 26 Trinity pL Shufeldt Garret G. agent, 3 Nassau, h. 256 W. 20tb Short Joseph, smith, 72 Allen Shufeldt George A. jr. law. 80 Nassau, h. 137 Hudson Short Kasper, engineer, h. 324 Seventh av. SHUFELDT WM. T. grocer, 104 Murray, k. 186 E. Short Lawrence, clerk, h. 74 Grand 15th Short Leopold, segars, h. 24:2 Division Shuffler Augim, tailor, h. r. 124 Essex Short Maria, wid. Wm. tailoress, h. 278 First av. Shuffler Joseph, stables, 198 Eldridge, h. 136 Third Short Mary E. wid. II. b. E. 46th n. Second av. Shugg William, h. 118 Columbia Short Michael, horseshoer, 1190 Broadway Shuhan Timothy, laborer, h. 204 E. 17th Short Patrick, carman, h. r. 309 W. 29th Shuhriematt Peter, wheelwright, h. 103 W. 30th Short Samuel, segarmaker, h. 127 Ridge Shuit William, feed, 100 Thompson, h. 27 King Short Terence, laborer, h. 31 First av. Shulenburgh Charles, cabinetmaker, 211 Grand, b. Short Thomas, boots, 164 & 172 W. B’way, h. 164 W. 36 Forsyth Broadway Shuler Jane, wid. Jacob, huckster, 7 Fulton mkt h. Short Thomas, cabinetmaker, h. r. 22 Morton W illiam sburgh Short Thomas, porter, h. 198 Amos Shulhaper Samuel S. grocer, 2 Av. B, h. 2 Av. B Short William, gilder, 298 Broadway Shulhorer Moses, grocer, 145 Attorney, h. 145 Att’y Shortall Richard, grocer, 386 Sixth, h. 386 Sixth Shuller William, cabinetmaker, h. 32 Second av. Shortan John, plasterer, h. 180 E. 17th Shulthies Henry, grocer, 526 Hudson, h. 526 Hudson Shortel Ellen, wid. Patrick, h. r. 92 Thompson Shults Peter, porter, h. 174 Chambers Shortei James, laborer, h. W. 47th c. Eleventh av. Shults Peter J. grocer, 650 Washington, h 124 Bedford Shortley George, seaman, li. W. 39th n. n. r. Shults Wm. E. fruit, 258 Washington, li. 254 Spring Shots Jacob, laborer, h. 236 W. 45th. Shults William H. carman, jg 132 Eighth av. Shortland Stephen F. cooper, 60 West, h. Degraw, Shultz Anna C. wid. John, h. 77 Delanciw • B rooklyn Shultz Charles, bricks, 326 West, h. 543 Greenwich Shortland Thomas S. cooper, 50 West, h. 62 Court pi. Shultz Charles, laborer, h. 138 Reade B rooklyn , Shultz David, shoemaker, h. 76 W. 35th Shortland Thomas & Sons, coopers, 50 West, h. 62 Shultz Frederick, tailor, h. 194 E. 11th Court pi. B rooklyn Shultz Frederick W. imp. 231 Pearl, h. Iloboken Shottick Moritz, tailor, 309 Eighth av. & 168 Bowery, Shultz Henry, grocer, Springe. Sullivan h. 309 Eighth av. Shultz John, gro. Cross c. Orange, h. Cross c. Orange Shottick M. & Co. tailors, 309 Eighth av. & 168 Shultz John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 219 Broome Bowery, h. 309 Eighth av. Shultz Joseph, paperboxes, 107 Fulton Shottler Henry, grocer, 1 Ludlow, h. 1 Ludlow Shultz John D. mer. 39 John, b. Brooklyn Shotwell Doctor A. tobacconist, 119 Troy, li. 119 Shultz Martin, grocer, 18 Broome, h. 18 Broome Troy Shultz & Wies, importers, 231 Pearl . Shotwell Abraham, late grocer, h. 858 Washington Shulz Augustus B cabinetmaker, h. r. 116 Wooster Shotwell Augustus F. lawyer, 52 Wall,h. 90 West 21st Sliulzer Henry, ragpicker, h. 91 Sheriff ,, Shotwell Eli P. feed, 163 Christopher, h. 768 Green­ Shumacher John, grocer, c. 14th & Av. B, n. c. wich Shotwell John, fruit, 462 Eighth av. h. 462 Eighth av. Shuman Benjamin, clothier, 86* B ow ery,h.^®ow’ Shotwell John, grocer, 224 Washington, h. Hoboken Shuman Y. clothier, 107 Chatham, h. 861 Bowery Shotwell John, engraver, h. r. 171 Wooster Shuman Wm.C. H.mer. 115 Broadway, Shotwell Joseph D. hardware, 47 M’d’n la. h. R ahw ay, Shuman & Frank, clothiers, 86* Bow’y & 107 Ohat m N J. Shumway H. C. artist 497 Broadway, h. 378 Fowtn Shotwell Joseph M. mer. 94 Pearl Shumway Jane, wid. Dollavel, boarding, 6 C Shotwell & Doscher, grocers, 224 Washington Shumway Sarah,boarding, 332 Bowery - Shoulder Owen, carman, h. 61 Marion Shumway William W. acct 10 Pme, b. 69 Warren, Shoughnasy James, butcher, h. 875 First av. B rooklyn SIE 633 SIL Sbupp John, grocer, 87 Ay. A, h. 87 A y. A • Siebien John N. grocer, -826 Broome, h. 326 Broome Shurragar Christopher G. painter, h. 117 W . 40th Sieckman Diedrick, grocer, 62 Anthony and 16 Oak Shurrager Conrad, late tailor, h. 420 West Sieckman Henry, grocer, 222 Grand SHURRAGAR GEORGE W . liquors, 322 Broadway, Siedenburg Gustavus, teacher, 487 Houston h. 241 W. 34th Siefke Henry, grocer, 69 Grand, h. 69 Grand Shurragar Jemima, wid. Ben, nurse, h. 58Hamersley Siefke Herman, grocer, 340 Water, h. 340 Water Shurrager Ruliff, laborer, h. 1217 Broadway Siegel Adolph, dyer, h. 206 Houston Shuster Frederick, tailor, h. r. 88 Sheriff Siegel Asau, combmaker, h. r.162 Attorney Shuster Samuel, tailor, h. 186 Second Siegel Louis, grocer, h. 802 Houston Shute Charles, carpenter, h. 194 Bowery Siegel William, tailor, h. 13 Jackson Shute H. B. mer. 149 Water Siegel William tailor, h. 80 Jackson Shute Henry, liquors, h. W*. 89th n. n. r. Sieger John, paperhanger, h. 164 Orchard Shute James A. carpenter, h. r. 172 E. 27th Sieger Louis, grocer, 802 Houston Shute Joseph M. mason, 221 W. 18tb, h. 163 W . 18th Sieger Teresa, wid. John, 164 Orchard Shute Thos. W. carpent. 56 Lafayette pi. k. 63 Third SIEGHORTNER AUGUST, restaurant, 71 Pearl, h. Shutes Samuel E. cloths, 73 William, h. Williams- 71 Pearl burgh Siegle Philip H. butcher, h. 242 Fifth Shuttell Charles jeweler, h. 48 Norfolk Siegle John G. porterhouse, 24 Av. B Shuts Martin, cabinetmaker, h. 5 Seventh av. Siegler Amiel, tailor, h. 152 Third Sliutz Emilie, wid. Geo. H. segars, 326 Houston Seigler George M. liquors, 172 Stanton, h. 172 Stan­ Shutz John, carpenter, h. 209 Houston ton Shutz John, tailor, h. 187 Av. B Siegman Henry, cloths, 41 Pine, h. 108 Rivington Shutz Mayer, drygoods, 24 Cedar, h. 221 Houston Siegman Jacob, cloths, 41 Pine, h. 10$ Rivington Shuyler Charles, rags, li. r. 240 Second Siegman Brothers, cloths, 41 Pine Shwab Joseph, butcher, h. 805 Eighth Siegner John, cabinetmaker, h. 168 Av. A Shwargkot Edward, tailor, h. 164 Third Sieh Charles, pianomaker, 109 Fourth, h. 64 Av. D Shwarts Michael, cabinetmaker, h. r. 322 Houston Sielanburg John, tailor, h. 267 W. 38th Shwarz Jacob, baker, 204 Seventh av. Sielar Martin, painter, h. 88 W. 17th Shweekly Frederick, tailor, h. 166 Broome Sieleecker Wilhelm, tailor, h. 158 Av. A Shweizer John L. baker, 70 Jackson, h. 70 Jackson Sielhimer Philip, coachmaker, h. r. 53 Av. C Shwonm Peter, clerk, 300 Broadway, h. 58 Duane Siemer Anne, wid., Hermann, liquors, £h. 260 Tenth Shyers George, brassfinisher, h. 235 Tenth av. av. Sibaldish Ernest, cabinetmaker, h. r. 82 Essex Siemon Augustus, printer, h. r. 144 Forsyth Sibell Adam, carpenter, h. r. 84 Willett Siemon David, hatter h. 256 W. 16th Sibell John W. stationer, 20 Wall, h. 192 Stanton Siemon George, grocer, h. 239 W. 44th Sibell William E. stationer, 20 Wall, h. 287 Third Siemon George, hatter, h. 24 Factory SIBELL W. E. & J. stationers, 20 Wall Siemon George H. Bavarian consul, 69 Liberty, h. 35 Sibclls & Maigne, printers, 11 Spruce •Front, B rooklyn Sibenmann Frederick A. watch materials & drawing Sierd John, laborer, h. 186 Third instruments, 15 John, h. Jersey C ity Sierk Carsten, dining, 140 West, h. 140 West SIBENMANN & QU ARTIER, watch materials, 15 Siers Henry, grocer, 293 Tenth av. h. 293 Tenth av. John Sies Francis, wid. Ludwick, liquors, 201 Houston, h . Sibery Charles, moroccodresser, h. 62 Bayard 201 Houston Sibley William, foundry, h. 207 W. 13th Sieufart John, laborer, h. r. 90 Sheriff Sibley William H. carman, h. 302 Rivington Sievers Nicholas, shoemaker, h. 59 Charlton Sibree Henry, express, h. r. 159 W . 39th Siffken Francis E. mer. 2 B’way, h. Fifth av. n. Mad­ Sibs Eibe, grocer, 50 W. Broadway ison sq. Sicar Francis, barber, h. 159 Elizabeth SIFFKEN & IRONSIDE, merchants, 2 Broadway Siccardi Dominick, hairdresser, h. 135 Crosby Sifke Henry, grocer, 69 Grand, h. 69 Grand Sichel Max, hairdresser, 238 William, h. 238 William Sigenthaler Michael, shoemaker, h. 41 Clinton Sichel Moses, shoemaker, h. 267 Third Siggins Sarah, wid. William, h. r. 283 W . 17th Sichman William, capmaker, h. 259 Rivington Sigel Emil, engraver, h. 12 Howard . Sickel Joseph, jeweler, h. r. 151 Attorney Sigel Moses, pedler, h. r. 94 Columbia Sickelmore Clifford, printer, h. 27 Cornelia Sigison Eliza, wid. Thomas, h. r. 142 Chrystie Sickels Jesse S. printer, 105 Broad & 142 Nassau, & Sigle Henrich, butcher, h. 166 Second saloon 9 Essex, h. 120 Clinton Sigler Harriet, widow, h. 219 Elizabeth 1 Sickels John, weigher, 115 Broad, h. 31 Grove Sigler Horace V. frames, 167 Forsyth, h. 50 Crosby Sickels tJohnB. h. 140 W. 34th Sigler John J. [lookingglass, 27 Bethune, h. 118 Sickels John H. fire engines, 8 Lafayette pi. h. 82 Perry Stanton Sigler Louis, carman, h. 204 Stanton Sickels William H. hatter, h. 58 Anthony Sigler Samuel J. frames, r. 67 Forsyth, h. 59 Crosby Sickels Wm. N. sashmaker, 103 & 105 Bank, h. 739 (See advt. on fro n t cover outside) Washington Sigler William L. lookingglass, h. 81 Perry Sickman Henry, grocer, 283 W. 28th Sigley John, saloon, 149 Pearl, h. U. S. hotel Sickles Daniel E. lawyer, 4 New City hall & 79 Nas­ Sigmund Albert, bootmaker, 1 Congress sau, h. 92 Prince Signer Henry, engineer, h. 147 Goerck Sickles George G. lawyer, 79 Nassau, h. 121 Barrow Sigonnaen John, cabinet, h. r. W. 37th n. Eighth av. Sickles Thomas, police, h. 113 Cannon Sigrest Anthony, clerk, h. 69 Suffolk Sickmann Henry, grocer, 297 Tenth av. h. 297 Tenth Siharff Charles, porterh. 536 Pearl av. Sihefer Wilhelm, tailor, h. r. 119 Allen Sickmann Henry, grocer, 222 Grand, h. 222 Grand Sihuler George, laborer, h. 25 Av. A Sicker Edward A. physician, h. 17 City hall pi. Silbams Arthur, grocer, 272 First av. h. 272 First av. Sicot James, clerk, h. 23 Cherry Silber Frederick M. butcher, 858 Sixth av. h. 203 W. Siddons George W. cartman, h. 128 W. 17th 36th n. Eighth av. Siddons James R. roofer, 30 Eighth av. Silber Lewis, clothier, 436 Third av. h. 436 Third av. Siddons Rachael, boarding, h. 128 W . 16th Silberberg Gustavus, liquors, h. 132 Walker Sidell Cornelius L. clerk, h. 47 Charlton Silberman Leion, smith, r. o f 6 Second av. h. r, 6 Se­ Sider Joseph, porterh. 16 Thames cond av. Sidney Mason, mer. 33 Pearl, h. 5 Av. C Silberhorn Henry, butcher, 4 & 5 Washington mkt, Sieb George, sugarbaker, h. 49 West Broadway h. 94 Chrystie Siebe George, tailor, h. 26 Allen Silberman Henry, fringes, h. 367 Grand Siebein John L. shipchandler, 51 West, h. 51 West Silberstein Charles, tailor, 78£ Bowery, h. 78£ Bowery Siebelt Francis, cabinetmaker, 211 Grand, h. 193 For­ Silberstein Joseph, clothier, 525£ Eighth av. h. 525£ syth Eighth av. ^ Sieben Valentine, h. 23 Clinton Silberstein Morris, clothing, 441 Eighth av. h. 441 Siebenkas John, grocer, 127 Willett Eighth av. \s w , % Siebert Gustave, provisions, 237 Broome, h. 237 B’me Silberstein & Brother, clothiers, 525£ Eighth av. Siebert Margaret, wid Johnorterhouse, 205 E. 17th Silberstine Simon, clothier, 1 Orange, h. William c. Siebert Martin W. printer, 12 N. William, hi 12 N. Pearl William Silbert Mary S. widow, boardingh. 196 Duane SIL 634 SIM Silcox Edward, cabinetmaker, h. IT Pike Siivy Francis M. carpenter, h 174 Tenth av Slide Benjamin B. clerk, h. 240 "Walker Simen Charles, tailor, h. r. 110 Chrystie Silke J. Freeman, collector, 249 Pearl, h. 253 S. 1st, Simeon I elix W. printer, h. 144 Varick Williamsburgh Simering Frederick, confectionery, 30 Houston h Silke John, printer, h. r. 97 Division Houston ’ Silke Mary, widow, h. 276 E. 18th Simers George W. agent, 67 Chatham, h. Brooklyn Silkenrich Adam, shoemaker, h. 215 Second Simerson Abraham, segars, h. 72 Mott y Silkman David M. carpenter, h. 178 W. 20th Simes John D. mer. 15 Stone, h. 10 Livingston av Silkman James B lawyer, 54 Wall Simes Sarah, boardingh. 5 Brevoort pi Silkman Thomas H. grocer, 226 Front, h. 4 Clarke, Simes & Huffer, com. mers. 15 Stone ’ B rooklyn Siminske Bertha, boarding, 50 White Silkman, Sheffield & Co. grocers, 226 Front Simison Peter (col’d), waiter, h. 41 Thomas Silks Patrick, stonecutter, h. 156 E. 24th Simisser William, spinner, h. W. 47th n. Tenth av Silkworth Maria, wid. Samuel, h. 248£ Bowery Simkins Daniel, boilermaker, 682 Water Sill Blinckly, carpenter, h. 59 W. 32d Simm Abraham, rectifier, 236 Fifth, h. 236 Fifth Sill C. M. h. 256J Tenth Simmas Catharine, wid. Israel, h. 208 W. 21st Sill Henry W. fancygoods, 23 Maiden la. h. 74 Laight Simmeran William, clerk, h. 61 Oliver Sill Horace, matchmaker, 214 Canal, h. 214 Canal Simmerman Frederick, ropemaker, h. 199 W. 44th Sill Horace L. 85 South Simmert Augustus, coachmaker, 5 Anthony h. 5 Sill Leonard, tailor, 136 Norfolk, h. 138 Stanton Anthony Sill Eichard, bookkeeper, h. 27 E. 27th Simmert William, shoemaker. 169 Christopher SILL & PELL, fancygoods, 23 Maiden la, Simmon James, stonecutter, h. 75 W. 30th Sillcock John J. hatter, 186 Canal, h. 186 Canal Simmonds George, engineer, h. 120 Columbia Sillcocks Valentine, h. 91 Amos Simmonds Hannah, milliner, 570 B'way, h. 93 Crosby Sillcomb Charles, calker, h. 116 Clinton Simmonds John, exchange 121 Elizabeth, h. 214 Silleck Daniel C. tailor, 66 & 68 Fulton, h. 152 Duf- W. 24th field, Brooklyn Simmonds Joseph, clothier, 21 Chatham, h. 21 Chat Silleck Ebenezer, tailor, 66 & 68 Fulton, h. B rooklyn Simmonds & Noel, milliners, 570 Broadway Silleck Eliza, boardingh. 28 Second av. Simmons Alpheus, carpenter, h. 484 Eighth av. SILLECK HENRY G-. coals, W. 41st c. Seventh av. Simmons Andrew, engineer, h. 118 E. 85th h. 219 W. 22d Simmons Benjamin F. broker, 176 Greenwich Silleck Isaac U. tailor, gents furnishing, 66 & 68 Ful­ Simmons Betsy (col’d), wid. Wm. wash. h. 500 H’ston ton, h. 148 Adam, B rooklyn Simmons Charles, butcher, h. W. 47th n. Eleventh ay. Silleck Lewis, carpenter, h. r. 261 W. 33d Simmons Charles W. bonnets, 14 Grand, h. West­ S1LLECKS, tailors, 66 & 68 Fulton chester Siller Geo. upholsterer, 140 Third av. h, 140 Third av. Simmons Daniel, edgetools, 7 Gold, h. Cohoes Sillick Nathan, late grocer, h. 84 Eighth av. Simmons Daniel, shipcarpenter, h. 589 Fourth Silliman Augustus E. cash. 42 Wall, h. Brooklyn Simmons Dorephus, planingmill, E. 18th n. Av. A, Silliman Benj. jr. pres. I l l B’dway, h. /V. Haven, Ct. h. 390 Sixth av. Silliman Benj. D. lawyer, 43 Wall, h. Brooklyn Simmons Edward, painter, 3 Leonard, h. 98 Perry Silliman Charles A. mer. 17 Coenties si. h. 85 State, Simmons Edwin J. carpenter, h. 852 Third Brooklyn Simmons George, corker, h. 83 Columbia SILLIMAN, MATTHEWS & CO. Troy line tow Simmons George, produce, 12 W. Washington mkt boats, 17 Coenties si. P. W. Sprague, agent, h. 42 h. 524 Sixth av. Beach SIMMONS GEORGE W. stationer, 51 Liberty, Silliman R. G-. forwarding, 17 Coenties si. h. Troy h. Brooklyn SILLIMAN WM. lawyer, 15 Beekman, h. E. Chester Simmons Henry, cutter, 79 Maiden la. h. Wburqh Silliman Wm. H. gasfitter, 1028 Broadway &1024 Simmons H’y, drygoods, 100 Hudson, h. 100 Hudson Broadway, h. W. 29th n. Sixth av. Simmons Jane, wid. James, nurse, h. 121 Essex Sillman Mary, wid. Henry, cleaning, h. 412 Madison Simmons John, furniture, 118 Chatham, h. 15Eldridge Sillman William, machinist, h. 354 First av. Simmons John, jeweler, 3 Maiden la. b. E. Hew York Sills Edward (col’d), seaman, h. r. 121 Varick Simmons John, segarmaker, h. 242 Forsyth Silmon John, bookbinder, h. r. 66 Norfolk Simmons John, physician, h. 62 Elm Silone Alexander (col’d), waiter, h. 23 Grand Simmons John, h. 474 Greenwich Silsby John, com. mer. 70 Wall, h. 6 Ninth Simmons John, h. 104 Hester Silva Elizabeth, wid. Emanuel, nurse, h. 574 Grand Simmons Joseph, turner, — E. 18th n. Av. A, h. 890 Silva Francis J. barber, 128 E. Broadway Sixth av. Silva John A. p orterh.-104$- Cherry, h. 104V Cherry Simmons Louis, capmaker, 396 Pearl Silva John J. pictureframes, 119 Walker, h. 122 Walk. Simmons Louis, painter, 114 Prince, h. 114 Prince Silva Joseph, oysters, 109 Forsyth, h. 109 Forsyth Simmons Louis, upholstery, 198 Bow’y, h. 198 Bow­ Silva Lewis B. brushes, 444 Hudson, h. 444 Hudson ery Silva William D. segars, h. 112 W. 25th Simmons Matilda, milliner, 564 B’way, h. 564 Broad- Silver A. P. engineer, h. 209 Monroe way Silver David (colVl), porter, h. r. 171 Monroe Simmons Patrick, carman, h. 127 E. 16th Silver James, carpenter, h. 33 Columbia Simmons Patrick, driver, h. 51 Houston Silver Janies M. grocer, 6 Carmine, h. 6 Carmine Simmons Phillip C. clerk, h. 30 Cottage pi. Silver Jesse C. shoemaker, h. r. 108 Laurens Simmons Richard, shoemaker, h. 8 Hague Silver Jonas, tailor, 46 Av. D, h. 46 Av. D Simmons Richard (col’d), coachman, h. 21 Grand Silver Thomas, varnish, 154 S6uth, h. 4 W. 3Sth Simmons Richard (col’d), tailor, h. r. 16 Leonard Silver & Boyden, varnishers, 154 South Simmons Samuel (col’d), waiter, h. r. 77 Laurens Silver & Johnston, grocers, 6 Carmine Simmons Thomas S. findings, 16 Ferry, h. 6o HigD, Silverbery Robert, shirts, 49 Cortlandt B rooklyn . Silverhorn Henry, provisions, 4 Washington mkt. h. SIMMONS WILLIAM, strawgoods, 564 Broadway, 94 Chrystie h. 564 Broadway Silverman Emanuel, pedler, h. 147 Broome Simmons William, porter, h. r. 132 W. 16th Silverman Henry, caps, 22 N. William, h. 130 Second Simmons William, tailor, h. 488 Pearl Silverman Herman, clothier, 23 Cedar, h. 15 Ridge Simmons William A. express, h. 121 Essex Silverman Isidore, clothier, 23 Cedar, h. 15 Ridge Simmons William L. late drygoods, h. 178 Franklin Silverman Jacob, drygoods, 388 Grand, & clothing, SIMMONS D. & CO. edgetools, 7 Gold 5681' Grand, h. 383 Grand SIMMONS & TAYLOR, shoefindings, 101 erry Silverman Jacob, jeweler, h. 83 Bayard Simmons & Watson, painters, 8 Leonard Silvester Christian, imp. 207 Walker, h. 207 Walker Simms Charles, carman, h. 114 Eighth av. ,<0 Silverstone Isaac, clerk, h. 19 Orchard Simms Charles E. butcher, 2 Clinton mkt. h. vv. w Silverstone Mich’l, caps, 75 Chatham, h. 222A Bowery n. Eleventh av. Silverthau Leopold, jeweler, 312^ Bowery Simms’Ebenezer W. mason, h. 431 Houston Silvey George S. house agent, h. 284 Fifth Simms Edward R. baker, h. 7 Desbrosses , Silvey James, h. 14 Moore Simms Mary A. wid. David, china & glass, 114 Lignin Silvey John C. furniture, 48 Ann, h. 113 Fulton, B'lyn av. h. 114 Eighth av. T Silvey Joseph, boatman, 17 Whitehall Simms Philip, drygoods, 24Broadway, lU K O ri** Silvey Joseph, waiter, h. 230 Sullivan Simms T. Scott, com. mer. 87 Wall, h. Brooklyn SIM 635 SIM Simms William, carpenter, h. 139 Amos Simonson Thos. H. lumber, 884 West, h. 161 Barrow Simon August, boots, 171 Anthony, h. 171 Anthony Simonson Thomas (cord), porter, h. r. 84 King Simon Christian & Co. sashes, 92 E. 11th, h. 89 mer* W® Broadway, h. B rooklyn A y. A SIMONSON W ILLIAM, liquors, 69 E. 24th, h. 91 Simon Ernest, grocer, 36 Lewis, h. 36 Lewis Thirtieth Simon Frederick, clerk, h. 20 Hamersley Simonson & Gallup, lumber, 384 West Simon George, barber, 279 Houston, h. 279 Houston Simonson & Lugar, shipcarpenters, 118 Av. D Simon George, books, 205 W. 37th h. 205 W. 37th Simonton Eliza, wid. John, boardingh. 85 Varick Simon George, patternmaker, h. 280 W. 13th Simonton James W. editor, 113 Nassau Simon Henry, provisions, 255 Washington, h. 61 Simonton John, stoneutter, 106 Charlton Robinson Simonton Robert P. hatter, h. 280 Third Simon Henry, tailor, h. 190 Seventh Simonton William D. com. mer. 13 & 15 Broad, h. 19 Simon Henry, baker, h. 117 Third Ninth Simon Hermon, cutter, 92 Fulton, h. 134 Broome Simoson Catherine, h. 192 Elizabeth Simon John, barber, h. 39 Norfolk Simoson James, butcher, 28 Centre m kt h. 61E. 24th Simon John, boots, 104 Beekman, h. 104 Beekman Simpkins Daniel, smith, 682 Water, h. 682 Water Simon John, carpenter, h. 45 W. Broadway Simpson------(col’d), barber, 123 Chrystie Simon John, buttonmaker, h. 133 W. 40th Simpson Alexander, carman, h. 214 "V?. 21st Simon John R. jeweler, 86 Amos, h. 82 Barrow Simpson Alexander, h. E. 41st bet. 2d & 3d avs. Simon Joseph, pedler, h. 171 Suffolk SIMPSON ANDREW , baker, 366 Bowery, h. 366 Simon Joseph F. tailor, 90 W . 16th, h. 90 W. 16th Bowery Simon Leopold B. imp. 3 Maiden la, h. Elizabethtown Simpson Benj. druggist, 515 Broome 154 South, h. Simon Moses, porter, h. 79 Suffolk 48 Thompson Simon Patrick, h. 74 Mulberry Simpson Bridget, wid. Vicant, h. r. 32 Madison Simon Phelix, butcher, 84 Ridge, h. 84 Ridge Simpson Charles, boots, 529 Eight av. Simon Simon, tinsmith,!* Maiden la. h. 159 William Simpson Charles A. locksmith, 266£ Canal Simon & Koehler, liquors, 236 Fifth Simpson Charles C. hardware, 98 Canai, h. 81 Canal Simon &Nothnagle, sashmakers, 92 E. 11th Simpson Charles M. mer. 36 Broadway, h. New O ris Simonds Fred. W. com. mer. 43 New, h. 54 Seventh Simpson E. G. imp. 59 William, h. B rooklyn , Simonds Jehiel H. clerk, 52 Cliff, h. 51 Fourth Simpson Edward, acc’t 84 South, h. B rooklyn Simonds & Edwards, mer. 43 New Simpson Edward, carpenter, h. 342 W. 26th Simonin Amedee, mer. 25 S. William, h. 650 Houston Simpson Elizabeth, wid. John, wash’g, h. 82 Trin. p t Simonin Antoine, sausages, h. 133 Canal Simpson Ellenor, wid. George, h. r. 30 Spruce Simons Allen A. clerk, h. 5 W. 34th Simpson George, machinist E. 26th, b. Lexington & Simons Benjamin F. broker, 176 Greenwich Third, avs. h. 440 Second av. Simons C. H. millinery, 326 Bowery, h. 326 Bowery Simpson George, millinery, 126 Sixth av. h. 126 Simons Elias, imp. 52 & 54 Nassau, h. 200 Bleecker Sixth av. Simons George, barber, h. 96 Rivington Simpson George W; shipping, 31 South, h. Oxford n. Simons Henry, imp. c. Maiden la. & Nassau, h. 74 Fulton av. B rooklyn Macdougal Simpson Harriet (col’d), h. 170 Broadway Simons Henry, steward, h. 29 E. 20th Simpson Henry, rigger, h. 78 W. 17th Simons James, laborer, h. r. 471 Fourth Simpson Henry, stevedore, h. 78 W. 17th Simons James A.agent,57 Chambers, h. 5 Hudson pi. Simpson Henry, u. s. b. warehouse, h. 16 Hubert Simons Lorenzo D. stoves, 240 Water, h. 37 Adelphi, Simpson Herman,pedlar, h. 43 Attorney Simons Louis, painter, 114 Prince, h. 114 Prince Simpson Isaac (col’d), laborer, h. r. 128 Leonard Simons Nelson H.late stables, h. 25 Hudson pi. Simpson J. N. drygoods, 12 Cortlandt, h. J. Oit/y Simons Peter, laborer, h. r. 250 Mott Simpson Jacob (cord), porter, h. 480 Hudson Simons Samuel T. stationer, 139 Pearl & 90 Beaver, Simpson James, barber, h. 27 Delancey h. 271 Houston Simpson James, rigger, h. 106 Division Simons Solomon, clothier, 110£ William, h. 37 Van- Simpson James, shipcarpenter, h. 637 Fourth dewater Simpson James, shoemaker, h. 15 Jersey Simons William, oysters, 146 Centre, h. 145 Centre Simpson James H. painter, h. 124 Hammond Simons William W. strawhats, 92 Bowery, h. 80 Simpson James M. hardware, 98 Canal Stanton Simpson James S. machinist, 32 Goerck Simons E. & H. imps. 52 & 54 Nassau Simpson Jerome B. mer. 36 Broadway, h. Astor h. Simonsfeld Elkan, imp. 39 S. William, h. M exico Simpson John, rigger, h. 122 Clinton Simonsfeld Morris, imp. 39 S. William, h. 496 Broome Simpson John, driver, h. Third av. c. E. 32d SIMONSFELD, BACH & CO. imps. 39 S. William Simpson John, pawnbroker, 195 Bowery, h. 112 S. 4th, Simonson L. R. segars, 9 Rector, h. 9 Rector W illiam sburgh Simonson Abram, 10 Fulton mkt. h. 34 Essex Simpson John A. com. mer. 3 South, h. B rooklyn Simonson Abraham, bakery, h. 15 Essex Simpson John, pawnbrkr. 25 Chatham, h. P eekskill Simonson Amy, widow, 7 Manhattan Simpson John B. pawnbroker, 25 Chatham, h. 97 Simonson Barnett, shoemaker, h. 164 Lewis Lexington av. Simonson Carmon A. butcher, 56 Fulton mkt. h. 350 Simpson John R. coal, h. 73 Thompson Fulton, B rooklyn SIMPSON JOSEPH, liquors, 208 Eighth av. h. 208 Simonson Carman A. jr. butcher, 56 Fulton mkt. h. Eighth av. 850 Fulton, B rooklyn Simpson Joseph P. late coal, h. 73 Thompson Simonson Charles, shipjoiner, 181 Lewis, h. 166 Av. B Simpson Joseph, stensil eng. 86 Fulton, h. B rooklyn Simonson Charles M. joiner, 181 Lewis, h. 166 Av. B Simpson Julia, wid. Edmund, boardingh. 101 Spring Simonson Daniel P. late carpenter, h.[4 Centre m kt Simpson Julia, boardingh. 101 Spring pi. Simpson Julia A. milliner, 227 Third av. h. 227 Simonson Frances E. dressmaker, h. 133 Lewis Third av. Simonson Isaac, carpenter, 35th n. Sixth av. h. 81 Simpson Leonard, carpenter, 212 E. 14th W. 33d SIMPSON LISSACK H. & SONS, imps. 19 Beaver, Simonson Jas. butcher, 28 Centre mkt. h. 61 E. 24th h. 99 Prince Simonson Jeremiah, shipbuilder, 118 Av. D &foot E. Simpson Lissack II. jr. imp. 19 Beaver, h. 99 Prince 19th, h. E. 14th Simpson Louisa (cord), washing, h. r. 49 Marion Simonson John, boots, 2 2 5 Washington, h. 140 West Simpson Margaret E. wid. Paul, boardingh. 233 Di­ Simonson John A. poultry, 3 & 4 Centre m kt h. 193 vision # Mulberry Simpson Mary A. millinery, h. 529i Eighth av. Simonson John B. u. s. weigher, customh. h. S. I Simpson Richard, carman, h. 315 W. 17th Simonson Mary, h. 65 Fourth Simpson Robert, engineer, h. 314 Rivington Simonson Peter S. waiter, h. 41 Thomas Simpson Robert, engineer, h. 637 Fourth Simonson Reuben, sailmaker, h. 281 Fifth Simpson Robert, weaver, h. 247 W. 38 Simonson Rich, oysters, pier 20 n. r. h. 409 Greenwich Simpson Robert, marblecutter, h. 245 E. 13th Simonson Samuel, carman, h. 86 Clarkson Simpson Robert, pawnbroker, 195 Bowery Simonson Sarah, h. 65 Fourth Simpson Robert P. sergeant-at-arms, 11 City hall, ha Simonson Simon, carman, h. 36 Clarkson r. 222 William Simonson Susan, boardingh. 49 Cliff Simpson Robert, tel. 21 Wall, h. 48 Barclay Simonson Thomas C. draftsman, h. 226 W. 27th Simpson Samuel, police, h. 772 Cherry SIN 636 SKA Simpson Samuel S. shirtstore, 212 Bowery, h. 2l2 Siney John S. stages, h. 278 W. 23d ' ‘ • 'it. Bowery Siney William, stages. Av. B. c. Tenth h. 66 Av C Simpson Sarah, wid. Jas. seamstress, h. 39T Madison Sra©^ MoLelland'A ^ ichardson’ 8tages, Tenth ay c Simpson Solomon L. imp. 19 Beaver, h. 99 Prince Simpson Thomas, laborer, h. 215 E. 13th Singe John, tailor, h. 161 Third Simpson Thomas, mason, h. 34 Av. D Singlemanh Charles, tailor, h. r. 52 Suffolk Simpson Thomas, musician, h. 31 Oak Singer Frederick, smith, h. 219 Broome Simpson Thomas H. seaman, h. 227 Cherry Singer isaac M. sewingmachine, 323 Broadway h Simpson Thomas M wines, 96 Wall, h. Astor ho. 874 Fourth av. Simpson William, blockmaker, 27 Coenties si. h. 281 Singer Isador, tailor, 259 Water Pacific, B rooklyn Singer John, brewer, r. W. 42d, n. Tenth av Simpson William, cabinetmaker 591 BroadVay, h. Singer John, butcher, 76 W. B'dway, h. 154 Ludlow 116 Prince Singer Joseph, carver, h. 105 Bayard SIMPSON WILLIAM, furniture, 89 Bowery, h. Singer Lombard, moulder, h. 390 Tenth : West Barm s Singer Louis, jeweler, 158 William, h. 185 Grand Simpson William, liquors, 409 Sixth av. Singer Marcus, shoemaker, h. 162 Av. A SIMPSON WILLIAM & Co. pawnbrokers, 151 Bow­ Singer Martin, grocer, 230 Third, h. 280 Third ery, h. Westchester co. SINGER I. M. & CO. sewingmachine, 328 B’dway Simpson William, seaman, h. 196 Madison Singlehurst Joseph, seaman, h. 148 Cherry Simpson William, stages, Av. C, c. E. 10th Singleman Frederick, tailor, h. 12 Ridge Simpson William, watchman, h. 637 Fourth Singles John, laborer, h. r. 33 Pitt Simpson William A. (col’d ), porter, h. r. 49 Marion Singleton Frances, h. 71 Jackson Simpson William II. shipwright, h. 133 Lewis Singleton Jeremiah, wagonmaker, h. 208 Centre Simpson William P. plumber, 69 W. 20th, h. 69 Singleton Robert,.jeweler, h. 292 Second W. 20th Singleton Thomas, laborer, 109 Tenth av. Simpson Wm. P. weighmaster, h. 227 Third av. Singners Andrew, liquors, 501 Third av. . Simpson Wilson, pawnbroker, 265 Grand, h. 38 First, Sink John, mason, h. 236 Fifth Williamsburgh Sink Louis, clothier, 26 Bowery, h. 105 Chatham Simpson & Co. pawnbrokers, 265 Grand, & 195 Bow­ Sink & Wise, clothiers, 26 Bowery & 105 Chatham ery Sinkler William, blacksmith, h. 281 Mott Simpson J. B. & J. pawnbrokers, 25 Chatham Sinnett James, driver,,h. 618 Greenwich Simpson C. C. & Co. hardware, 81 & 98 Canal Sinnickson Charles, coal, 208 Broadway, h. Phila­ Simpson & Place, stevedores, r. 21 West delphia Simpson, Mayhew & Co. shipping, 31 South Sinnot James, stonecutter, h. 123 W. 23d Sims Alex, baker, 160 Sixth av. h. 160 Sixth av. Sinnott John, bricklayer, h. 181 E. 26th Sims Eliza, wid. John, h. r. 165 Bowery Sinnott John, engineer, h. 333 Eighth Sims Jane, seamstress, h. 339 Bleecker Sinnott Joseph, rigger, h. 90 Monroe Sims Margaret, wid. Oren H. h. 66 Gansevoort Sinnott P. A. imp. 61 South Sims Martin, carpenter, h. 87 W. 27th Sinnott Richard, carpenter, h..317 First av. Sims Patrick, carpenter, h. 95 E. 25th Sinsheimer Aaron, commissioner,’ 68 Wall, h. 307 Sims Samuel M. butcher, 5 J&fferson mkt h. 44th b. Houston Fifth & Sixth avs. Sinsheimer Anselm, segars, 53 Cannon, h. 53 Cannon Sims Thomas, porter, li. 3, Whitehall Sinsheimer Adolph, segars,;53 Cannon, h. 53 Cannon Sims William, laborer, h. 97 E. 25th Sinzer Benjamin, barber, h. 109 Ninth av. Sims William P. carriagemaker, h. 219 W. 20th Sintz John, smith, h. 43 Downing Simsoh James, engiueer, h. 32 Goerck Siple Samuel M. actor, h. 133 Mulberry Sinan Frederick, turner, h. 596 Fourth Sipp Adrian P. hatter, h. 181 W. 29th Sinclair Alex, baker, 77 Ninth av. h. 77 Ninth av. Sipp Frank, carpenter, h. 292 First av. Sinclair Alexander, baker, h. r. 152 W. 16th Sipp Lewis, scissors, h. r. 78.Forsyth § Sinclair Andrew, tinsmith, h. 135 W. 16th Sipperley Norman, engineer, h. 254 W. 17th Sinclair Charles, seaman, h. 108 Roosevelt Sipperly David N. cutter, 7i W. 20th . Sinclair Daniel, indiarubber goods, 104 Broadway, h. Sirrine James, driver, h. 158 Eighth'av. 4 Russell's buildings, Morris, Jersey City Sisco Giles, dockbuilder, h. W. 45th n. Fourth av. Sinclair Eliza, wid. Enos, laundress, h. r. 127 Fourth Sisco John (col’d), physician, h. r. Ninth av. n. W. 50th Sinclair George, bookbinder, h. 34J- Downing Sisco John (col’d) laborer, h. 132 W. 16th Sinclair Hector, plasterer, 56 E. 13th, h. 56 E. 13th Sisco Peter (col’d), carman, h. r. 107 Canal Sinclair Henry, catman, h. r. 478 E. 12th Siscoe Thomas (col’d), saloon^ 565 Broadway, h. r. 6 Sinclair James, clerk, h. 151 Hammond / Jersey Sinclair James, mason, 176 First av. Sise Shadrach H. mer. 116 Wall, h. Staten Island Sinclair James, stonecutter, h. 278 W. 16th Sise William, seaman, h. 419 Cherry Sinclair John, carpenter, h. 152 W. 28th Siser John, potter, h. r. 100 Ninth av. Sinclair John, tinroofer, 185 W. 16th, h. 84 Seventh av* Sisk John, laborer, h. r. 188 Monroe SINCLAIR JOHN M. tinman, 135 W . 16th, h. 84 Sisson Franklin, butcher, 1112 Broadway, h. W. 34th Seventh av. c. Sixth av. , Sinclair John T. marblecutter, 150 W. 35th, h. 150 Sisson Henry, restaurant, Madison sq. c. E. 23a, n. W. 35th 127 E. 28th . \; Sinclair Joseph (col’d), porter, h. r. 143 Chrystie Sisson Hiram N. oil, h. 27 Greenwich ■* Sinclair N. B. captain, h. 10 Dover Sistare G. King, broker, 51 William, h. 59 Tenth Sinclair Nathaniel, builder, h. E. 45th n. Second av. Sitcher Andrew, painter, h. 27 Grand Sinclair Robert, hotel, 754 Broadway, h. 754 B’dway Sitgreave John, cedarware, 332 Spring Sinclair Samuel, cashier, Tribune office, Spruce c. 8itler Isaac W. druggist Seventh c. First av. Nassau, h. 26 Lamartine pi. Sittensfeld Ferdinand, importer, 18 Liberty, h. BrooKr Sinclair Thomas W. shipwright, h. 145 Lewis lyn ... Sinclair William, clerk, h. 44 Franklin Sitterley George H. shipping office, 12 Soutn, n. Sinclair William, boatman, h. r. 67 Catharine Williamsburgh Sinclair William, seaman, h. 99 First av. Sitterly Peter, boilermaker, b. .27 Broome Sinclair William, woodenware, 18 Fulton, h. 65 Sittig Frederick A. mer. 118 William, h. 225 W. |g| Nassau Sittler Christian, tailor, h. 251 E. 18th Sinclair William C. locksmith, 204 Bleecker, h. 542 Sitzler David, cabinetmaker, h. 93 Cedar Broome Sivert John, tailor, h. 212 E. 17th Sinclair William J. lawyer, 54 Wall Siville Henry, carpenter h. r. 30 Spruce ^ Sinclair William T. acct. 98 Maiden la. h. r. Eighth av SIXTH AVENUE RAIL ROAD CO. Ill Broad n. W. 50th SINCLAIR & CO. importers & dealers in English & Sizer Henry, sec. lub. oil co. 12 Broadway, h. j ^ D utcli linseed oil, 169 Fron t Sinclair H. & Co. ornamental plasterers, 56 E. 13th Sizer^Ndson, publisher, 102 Nassau, h. 235 Bridge, Sindle John, melodeonmaker, h. E. 23d n. Sec­ ond av. Skaags James, gasfitter, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Binds Robert, waiter, h. 41 Thomas Skaates Ann, nurse, h. 174 Forsyth Siney Edward H. feed, 248 Houston Skaats Isaac B. carpenter, h. 116 Columbia TH E GREAT Q U ESTIO N S E T T L E D !! SEWING B Y MACHINERY, ONCE DEEMED IMPOSSIBLE, IS NOW AN ESTABLISHED FACT. % Seven Gold and Silver Medals awarded at public Fairs in different States, to I. M. S I N G E R , SEWING MACHINE, Prove conclusively the immense superiority of this labor-saving Instrument. SIN GER’ S PATENT Straiglxt Needle, FerpendLioular A ctio n I SEWING MACHINE, Secured by two distinct Patents in the CVS. xroa p en sively introduced into use for Sewing all kinds of materials, with perfect success, and surprising rTrnfif ^7 OOOSECURELY INVESTED AT SEYEN PER CENT, will not produce an income equal to.one of P. iuHa’Machines. Few things are to he seen so curious—none so useful Citizens and strangers feeling any interest in the subiect, whether desiring to purchase or not, are invited to call and examine these Machines m operation\nd inspect their unrivalled wort at our P R I N C I P A L O F F I C E , JYo. 393 B r o a d w a y , JYew •Ifo rk , BRANCH OFFICES: 57 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, 159 Baltim ore Street, Baltim ore, 251 W ashington Street, Boston, 197 Elm Street, Cincinnati. I. M. SINGER & CO. , To Clothiers Shoe Manufacturers Tailors, Saddlers Manufac­ , , turers of Shirts and Collars Mittens and Gloves Corsets, , , , Ladled Dresses Cloaks and Ma/ntillasy And all others who have Sewing to be done. The vast utility o f Singer ’ s P aten t S ew ing Machines is now conceded. Immense quantities of manufac­ tured goods, the product o f these machines, are now for sale in the market, and the superior excellence of the work, commands for it a quicker sale and a higher price. The great SH O E M A N U F A C T U R E R S were the first to introduce these Machines extensively, and have thus secured most weighty advantages. The principal M A N U F A C T U R IN G - C L O T H IE R S A N D TAIJLORS o f New-York and other Cities and Towns have already adopted these Machines largely, and are so convinced of the value of their work, that they freely loan Money to those whom they employ, to enable them to purchase Ma­ chines. The mass of consumers are fast learning that the Machine-work is best, and they will have it. No other Machine has ever succeeded in doing Fine Work o f any kind. Most I m p o r t a n t I mprovements have recently been made in our Machines, whereby they are made to Stitch F IN E L IN E N S H I R T BO SO M S A N D C O L L A R S with a perfection and beauty never attained before by any means whatever. Other Machines offered for this pur* pose are all imperfect, as they leave a rough Cord lying straight along the undersurface, unfinished in appearance and very liable to break. There are other serious objections to them, but this is sufficient. They who want Ma­ chines will of course examine and ascertain the facts. IN A L L T R A D E S A N D O C C U P A T IO N S in which Sewing is to be done, these Machines are and may be used to great advantage, and will afford a clear profit upon each Machine o f at least $500 a year—on some kinds o f work much more. Distinct directions for using and keeping the Machines in order are always furnished. Price of the Machine* complete for use, $125. N. B.—In consequence of the great advance in Rents, Materials, and Labor, the price of our Machines must soon be raised, and will be as soon as our Customers can be fully notified of it. Therefore, now is the time to purchase. These admirable Machines may at all times be seen in operation, and their Unequalled Work be exa­ mined at our Principal Office, 3 2 3 B ro a d w a y , 3ST.TT- BRANCH OFFICES: 57 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, 159 Baltim ore Street, Baltimore, 251 W ashington Street, Boston, 197 Elm Street, Cincinnati. I. M. SINGER & CO. £ SKI 637 SLA Bkaats Jacob B. cooper, h. r. 85 Carmine Skidmore Wm. B. late mer. 24 Pine, h. 135 Hudson Bkaats Schuyler & Bro.'‘storage, 65 . Smith Bartlett, builder, 150 W. 22d, h. 146 W. 22d 70 Columbia „ ~ h iaa Smith Benjamin, cooper, h. 53 Suffolk SMITH CHARLES E. umbrellas, 202 Pearl, h. i Smith Benj. saloon, 303 Bleecker, h. 303 Bleecker . Smith Benj. C. agent, ft. Gouverneur, h. 289 Division SmithUC h a rl^ F ?M a id e n la h. 1^ / ? 0K )0rsyth Smith Benj. E. clerk, h. 55 Perry Smith Charles F. carpenter, 68 Bayaid, h. 53 f org^ Smith Benj. F. driver, h. 140 W. 37th Smith Chas. H. engraver, 1 Wall, h Bedfbr Smith Benj. F. jr. lithographer, 218 Fulton Smith Charles H. b o o t m a k e r , h.^OWashingt Smith Benjamin L. carpenter, h. 87 Seventh Smith Charles H. conductor, h. 159 Eldridge Smith Benj. R. druggist, 261 Monroe, h. 261 Monroe Smith Charles H. feed, 211 Ej4th, J Smith Benson B. bookkeeper, h. 124 Second Smith Charles H. lawyer, 62 William, . Smith Bernard, brushmaker, h. 63 Montgomery Smith Charles H. lawy. 35 Wall, h. 10 Wr 20th Smith Bernard, laborer, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Smith Charles H. grocer, 81 Pearl, b. 204 vt» Smith Bernard, smith, h. 708 Water Smith Charlbs H. sailor, b .:r. ?0 Olive gwfli Smith Bernard, bricklayer, h. 100 W. 17th Smith Chas. J. clothier, 343 Sixth av. h. 351 Bixtn SMI 641 SMI Smith Charles J. 50 Maiden la. h. B rooklyn cils, jewelry & gold & silver thimbles, 16 Maiden Smith Charles M. gas co. h. 65 W. 15th la. h. 82 Clinton, B rooklyn Smith Charles M. hardware, 490 Grand ^ ent» h- 139 E. 35th n. Third av. Smith Charles M. lumber, foot Gansevoort, h. 712 j SMITH EDMUND A. leather, 50 Ferry, h. 832 Washington Broome Smith Chas. S. bookkeeper, 11 Murray, h. 169 Barrow Smith Edmund L. carman, 287 Delancey Smith Charles T. clerk, 28 Wall, h. 215 W. 27th Smith Edmund L. brushes, 156 Water, h. Portchester Smith Charles T. clerk, h. 286 Clinton Smith Edward, clothing, 81 William, h. 42 S. Ninth, Smith Charles W . printer, 21 Ann, h. 128 Ludlow W illiam sburgh Smith Charles W. merchant, 29 South, h. 16 Vandam Smith Edward, laborer, h. r. 55 First SMITH CHARLES W. soap, 109 & 111 Elizabeth, h. Smith Edward, seaman, h. 286 Greenwich 24 E. 23d Smith Edward, laborer, h. 69 King Smith Charlotte, wid. Chatfield, tailoress, h. 852 Front Smith Edward, liquors, 154 Leonard, h. 154 Leonard Smith Charlotte, wid. Stephen, h. 183 Orchard Smith Edward, mer. 141 Maiden la. h. 7 Albion pi. Smith Charlotte, wid. William, h. 428 Hudson Smith Edward, plumber, h. 130 Norfolk Smith Chatfield H. saloon, 398 Bowery, h. 31 Seventh Smith Edward, patternmaker, h. r. 247 W. 38th Smith Chauncey, com. Washington m k t h. 455 Smith Edward, porter, h. 331 Eighth Greenwich Smith Edward, saloon, 57 Beekman, h. 57 Beekman Smith Chauncy, milkman, r. E. 37th n. Second av. Smith Edw. stables, 83 &35 N. Moore, h. 35 N. Moore Smith Christian, druggist, 377 G’wich, h. 877 G’wich Smith Edward, h. 219 E. Broadway Smith Christopher, bricklayer, h. 270 Tenth av. Smith Edward C. clerk, 585 Broome Smith Christopher, carman, 57 Av. A Smith Edward Dunlap (Rev.), 299 W. 21st Smith Christopher J. carman, h. 133 Charles Smith Edward J. shoes, 85 Bleecker, h. 85 Bleecker Smith Clotilda, wid. John J. h. 560 Houston Smith Edward Wm. drygoods, 47 Broadway, h. 506 Smith Colrich, tailor, h. 255 E. 18th Broome Smith Conrad, polisher, h. r. 124 Ludlow Smith Edwin, police, h. Ninth av. c. W. 48th Smith Cornelius, books, 3 Park row, h. 53 Johnson, Smith Edwin, molasses, 40 Peck si. h. New Jersey B rooklyn SMITH EDW IN, surveyor, 8 Tryon row, h. 230 Smith Cor. contractor, 2 Maiden la h. 29 Union p i Seventh av. Smith Cornelius, paver, h. r. 130 E. 22d Smith Edwin F. shoemaker, h. 136 E. 23d Smith Cornelius, surveyor, 128 Chrystie Smith Edwin L. clerk, h. 206 Monroe Smith Cornelius, music, h. 154 Third Smith Edwin P. distiller, 220 W. 15th Smith Cornelius B. carman, h. 151 Barrow Smith Egbert B. mer. I l l Br’dway, h. Poughkeepsie Smith D. Walker, com. mer. 21 Broad, h. 77 Willough­ Smith Elias L. com. deeds, 89 Mere. ex. h. 4 Willett by, B rooklyn Smith Elias, acct 42 John, h. 116 Lawrence, B rooklyn Smith Daniel, barber, h. 249 Stanton Smith Elias, sailor, h. r. 12 Franklin Smith Dan’l, builder, 139 W. 28th, h. 36th n. Ninth av. Smith Elijah W. mason, h. 198 W. 24th Smith Daniel, carman, h. r. 416 Ninth av. Smith Elijah W. mason, h. 343 W. 26th Smith Daniel, com. 28 Fulton m kt h. B rooklyn Smith Elijah (col’d), measurer, h. r. 127 Forsyth Smith Daniel, shoemaker, h. r. 16 Jones Smith Elisha P. 195 Broadway, h. 195 Broadway Smith Daniel, shoemaker, h. 69 Cannon Smith Eliza, h. 119 Clinton pi. Smith Daniel, jr. grocer, 39 Water, h. 46 Orange, Smith Eliza, wid. Primrose, h. 31* Carmine B rooklyn Smith Eliza, actress, h. 20 Howard Smith Daniel A. carpenter, h. 159 E. 27th Smith Eliza, milliner, 540 Eighth av. h. 540 Eighth av. Smith Daniel C. handlemaker, 59 Houston, h. 59 H’n Smith Eliza, (col’d), wid. William, washerwoman, h. Smith Daniel D. gro. Tompkins mkt. h. 156 W. 15th 12 Jersey Smith Daniel Drake, pres. com. mutual ins. co. 50 Smith Eliza A. wid. John K. seamstress, h. 38 Lewis Wall, h. 238 W. 22d Smith Elizabeth, tailoress, h. 191 Av. B Smith Daniel D. wood, h. 246 W. 29th Smith Elizabeth, (col’d), h. 133 W. 33d Smith Daniel D. sec. Atlantic ins. co. Wall cor. W il­ Smith Elizabeth, wid. Edward, h. 153 Stanton liam, h. 238 W . 22d Smith Elizabeth, wid. James M. h. 420 Grand Smith Daniel E. iron, 399 Water, h. 285 Madison Smith Elizabeth, wid. Albert, tailoress, h. 198 Fifth Smith Daniel H. mason, h. 196 W. 80th Smith Elizabeth, wid. Charles K. h. 7 Sheriff Smith Daniel L. carman, h. 62 Sheriff Smith Elizabeth, wid. James, h. 120 E. 16th Smith Dan’l P. cl’thing, 120 & 122 Fulton h. 45 Amity Smith Elizabeth, wid. Marmaduke, boarding, 29 St Smith Dan’l T. (col’d), whitew’hr, h. r. 59 Thompson Mark’s pi. Smith Darius W . stables, 18 E. 24th, h. E. 28th cor. Smith Elizabeth, wid. Jno. washing, h. 127 Mulberry Fourth av. Smith Elizabeth, wid. Peter, h. 102 First av. Smith David, manure, 70 Sheriff, h. 70 Sheriff Smith Elizabeth, wid. William, h. 159 Allen Smith David, drygoods, 505 Greenwich, h. 505 Green­ Smith Elizabeth, wid. Peter, washing, h. 102 E. 11th wich Smith Elizabeth, wid. Wm. tailoress, h. 184 W. 26th Smith David, baker, h. 14 Cherry Smith Elizabeth, h. 8 Harrison Smith David, physician, h. 30 E. 20th Smith Elizabeth A. seamstress, h. 94 Christopher Smith David, plumber, 475 Grand, h. 89 Suffolk Smith Ellen, nurse, h. r. 39 Renwick Smith David, skins, h. r. 289 W. 17th Smith Ellen (col’d), h. 93 Bank Smith David, fancyg’ds, 236 Sixth av. h. 236 Sixth av. Smith Ellen, widow, washing, h. r. 71 Seventh Smith David, leadpipes, 263 Water, h. 155 Crosby Smith Ellen, wid.* Thomas, washing, 109 Rivington Smith David, mason, h. 4 Commerce Smith Ellen, wid. William F. h. 100 Cannon Smith David, pianofortemaker, h*. 103 Sixth av. Smith Ellen E. wid. H. S. seamstress, h. 192 Av. C Smith David, shoes, 406 Ninth av. h. 406 Ninth av. Smith Emanuel, boardingh. 374 Water Smith David, stonecutter, h. 2 r. 729 Greenwich Smith Emma, seamstress, h. 55 Hamersley Smith David, h. 32 Norfolk Smith Enoch (col’d), laborer, h. r. 81 Sheriff Smith David B. plumber, 475 Grand, h. 89 Suffolk Smith Enoch, porterhouse, 42 Yesey, h. 42 Yesey Smith David C. plumber, h. 21 Hester Smith Epenetus, calker, h. 6 Pelham Smith David C. cutter, h. 71 Charlton Smith Ephraim, carman, h. 259 Rivington Smith David M. carpenter, 8Q Trinity pi. h. York- Smith Erastus, sparmaker, h. 193 Stanton Smith Eras. W. engineer, 45 Mer. ex. h. 42 Dominick Smith David P. sexton, 68 Bayard Smith Estes H. barber h. 225 Chrystie Smith Demphs T. (col’d), stevedore, h. r. 58 Leonard Smith Esther, wid. h. 149 W. 11th Smith Denton & Co. grocers, 47 Front Smith Esther, wid. John, milk, 69sWillett, h. 69 Wil­ SMITH D E W ITT C. saloon, 345 Spring lett Smith Diana M. wid. Edward, seamstress, h. 77* Smith Esther A. wid. John, h. 115 Chrystie Broome Smith Euphemia, h. 100 Greene Smith Donalda (col’d), washing, r. 239 Elizabeth Smith Euphemia, wid. John, h. 299 Eighth Smith E. Delafield, lawyer, 44 Nassau, h. 55 E. 24th Smith Ezekiel H. poultry, 9 & 11 Fulton mkt. h. 218 Smith E. J. drygoods, 374 Fourth av. h. 874 Fourth av. Pearl, B rooklyn Smith E. Fitch, lawyer, 37 W all h. 42 W. 19th Smith Farrel, tailor, h. r. 68 Goerck Smith Ebenezer, confectioner, h. 245 Spring Smith Floyd, pres, gas co. h. 283 W. 21st Smith Edgar, broker, 2 Park row Smith Francis, boilermaker, h. 204 Av. C Smith Edgar M. manf. gold pens, gold & silver pen- Smith Francis, carpenter, h. r. W. 47th n. Eleventh av. 41 SMI 642 SMI Smith Francis, laborer, h. r. 114 Ridge Smith George W . surveyor, h. 195 W. 23d Smith Francis, driver, h. r. 64 W. 18th SMITH GEORGE W . woodenware, 17 Fulton h Smith Francis, laborer, h. r. 172 W. 16th S. 6th c. Fifth, Williamsburgh Smith Francis, teller, 284 Pearl, h. M orrisan ia Smith Gerrit, 29 Wall, h. Brooklyn Smith Francis E. fancygoods, 725 & 727 Broadway, Smith Gilbert, cabinetmr. 470 Grand, h. 209 Monr<* & 207 Sixth av. h. 182 Thompson Smith Gilbert, drover, h. r. 444 Fourth Smith Francis F. trunkmaker, h. 147 Goerck Smith Gilbert, umbrellas, 63 William, h. 292 Bl’ker Smith Francis J. tailor, 234 Pearl, h. Woodstock Smith Gilbert B. joiner, h. 426 Eighth av. Smith Francis 0. J. pres. 23 Wall, h. Portland, Me. Smith Gilbert D. undertaker, 5 Cannon Smith Frank, tailor, h. r. 570 Fourth Smith Gilbert G. calker, h. 39 Essex Smith Franklin, physician, 20J- Eector, h. B rooklyn Smith Gilbert H. carman, h. 14 Gay Smith Frederick, barber, h. r. 9 Pell Smith Gilbert H. fancygoods, li. 85 E. Broadway Smith Frederick, bellowsmaker, h. 316 Henry Smith Gilbert J. carman, h. 716 Washington Smith Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 53 King Smith Gilead, sec. can. co. 31 Wall, h. S. h i. Smith Frederick, coachmaker, h. E. 42d n. Third av. Smith Giles W. drygoods, 28 Liberty, h. 294 W. 22d Smith Frederick, drugs, 106 John, h. 17 Shermer- Smith Goldsmith, carpenter, h. 86 Willett | ^ horn, B rooklyn Smith Gotlip, laborer, h. r. 12 Ridge Smith Frederick, papermaker, h. r. 170 Third Smith Gottliebe. carpenter, h. 281 W. 38th Smith Frederick, porter, h. 45 Anthony Smith Greenleaf W. mechanic, h. 229 W. 43d Smith Fredk. liqs. 145 Greenwich, h. 145 Greenwich Smith Hanford, b’ts 276 Eighth av. h. 276 Eighth av. Smith Frederick B. diesinker, 122£ Fulton, h. WH Smith Hannah, wid. Jacob, h. 713 Fourth liam sburgh Smith Hannah, h. 133 Crosby Smith Fritz, bootmaker, h. r. 174 Leonard Smith Hannah,wid. Joseph, h. 230 Canal Smith G. A. secretary, 31 Wall, h. Staten Island Smith Hannah, wid. Samuel Z. nurse, 51 M acdougal Smith Gamaliel G. iron, 70 Broad, h. 76 Tenth Smith Hannah, wid. Jacob jr. h. 55 Elm Smith Gardner, milk, 96 Av. D, h. 96 Av. D Smith Hannah, fancygoods, h. 160 Rivington Smith Garret, grates, 94 Third av. h. 84 Third av. Smith Hannah L. h. 12 Sullivan Smith Garret, smith, h. 109 Eldridge Smith Harman, cabinetmaker, h. r. 85 Hamersley Smith Garrett, bldr. 23 West, h. Hamden, B rooklyn Smith Harriet (col’d), washing, h. r. 247 Mulberry Smith Garrett G. boatman, h. 165 Perry Smith Harriet, wid. John H. nurse, h. 319 Sixth Smith Gasper, carpenter, h. 136 Av. C Smith Harriet wid. William A. millinery, 327 B’way, Smith Gasper J. liquors, 550 Fourth, h. 550 Fourth Smith Harriet, wid. Pat’k H. seamstress, h. 80 W. 17th Smith Gasper W. carman, h. 60 First Smith Harriet wid. Edward, vestmaker, h. Eleventh SMITH GAT. D. salesman, 77 Water av. n. W. 44th Smith George, barber, h. 118 Centre Smith Harriet E. dressmaker, h. 63 E. 19th Smith George, blacksmith, 96 Troy, h. 8 Gansevoort Smith Harvey K. carpenter, h. 42 Av. D Smith George, carpenter, 185 Prince, h. E. 83d n. SMITH H A R V E Y W. physician, 305 Ninth av. b. Fourth av. 227 W. 28th Smith George, clerk p. o. h. 196 Hester Smith Haskell G. sec. marble co. 6 Wall, h. Bridge­ Smith George, baker, h. W. 52d n. Ninth av. p ort, Conn. Smith George, cabinetmaker, 34 Great Jones, h. Smith Henrietta, sewing, h. 80 W. 17th W illiam sburgh Smith Henry boardingh. 7 Carlisle Smith George, copyist, 27 Wall, h. W. Hoboken Smith Henry, brushes, h. 403 Eighth av. Smith George, framemaker, h r. 101 Norfolk Smith Henry, butcher, 16 Fulton mkt h. 63 E. 19th Smith George, furniture, 880 Hudson, h. 38 Downing Smith Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 277 Mulberry Smith~George, papercarrier, h. 168 Delancey Smith Henry, cabinetmaker, 30 Platt, h. 465 Water Smith Geo. carpenter, h. Third av. b. E. 41st & E. 42d Smith Henry, carman, h. 93 W. 24th Smith George, engineer, h. 452 Washington Smith Henry, customs, h. r. 23 Essex Smith George (cord), porter, h. r. 123 Forsyth Smith Henry, drygoods, — Broadway, h. 67 Sullivan Smith George, sailmaker, h. r. 91 Norfolk Smith Henry, fancygoods, 253 Grand, original razor Smith George, silverplater, h. 216 Walker strop man, public sales every evening, h. 313 Smith George, shoeipaker, 216 Eighth av. Broome Smith George, gunsmith, h. 12 Sixth Smith Henry, framemaker, b. 80 Pike Smith George (col’d), sailor, h. r. 72 Hamersley Smith Henry, gilder, h. 224 Ninth Smith George, shipjoiner, h. 225 Lewis SMITH HENRY, hotel, 370 Fourth av. Smith George, upholsterer, 449 Pearl, h. 192 Hester Smith Henry, imp. 58 Broadway, h. England Smith George (col’d), waiter h. r. 30 Tenth Smith Henry, lawyer, 87 Nassau, h. 200 Canal Smith George, smith, h. 168 Delancey Smith Henry, mariner, h. r. 416 Ninth av. Smith Geo. smith, h. Third n. First a v . Smith Henry, mer. 110 Wall, h. Astoria Smith George, tinsmith, h. r. 447 Fourth Smith Henry, oysters, h. 229 Washington Smith George, tubemaker, h. 71 Forsyth Smith Henry, paper, W. 29th n, Seventh av. &137 Smith George, barkeeper, h. 221 Wooster Broadway, h. 153 Seventh av. Smith George A. shipjoiner, h. 95 Delancey Smith Henry, papermaker, 52 Scammel Smith George A. engineer, h. 648 Fourth Smith Henry, pianoforte, h. 113 Bank Smith George B. agent, 3 Tryon row, h. 239 W. 23d Smith Henry, rigger, h. 32 Oak Smith George B. drygoods, 505 Greenwich Smith Henry, sailor, h. 86 Cherry Smith George B. butcher, 185 Prince, h. 17 Macdougal Smith Henry, shoemaker, Jr. r. 630 Fourth Smith George O. exchange, 55 Centre, h. 1 Crosby Smith Henry, shipbroker, 110 Wall, b. Astoria, L Smith George G. hides, 20 Ferry, h. 52 E. 23d Smith Henry tailor, h. 126 Leonard Smith George G. painter, 150 Tenth, h. 135 Barrow Smith Henry, tailor, h. 37 Monroe Smith George H. towing, h. 211 Monroe Smith Henry, towing, 16 South, h. 3 State SMITH GEO. H. & CO. wooden ware, 19 Fulton, Smith Henry A. bookbinder, b. 8 Lewis h. South 6th c. Fifth, W illiam sburgh Smith Henry A. paperbangings, 137 Roadway, Smith George M. broker, 112 Water 152,154 ™g Smith Willis P. physician, h. 121 Seventh av. imull Isaac, saloon, 363 Hudson, h. 363 Huds Smith Zephaniah C. policeman, h. 359 Sixth mull Jacob, tailor, h. 82 Sheriff . « Smith & Co. furniture, 211 Third av. h. 349 Bowery mull Mary, wid. Nicholas, boardingh. Third • .^ Smith A. E. & Sons, stoneware, 38 Peck slip Smith B. F. & Co. stone, 136 Tenth av. mull Thomas, leather, 5 Ferry, h. Sing Sing SNE 649 SNO Smull Thomas L. clerk, 5 Ferry, h. Sing Sing Smull & Healy, leather, 5 Ferry Sneckner Wimam, confect. 19 Union pi. h. 24 E. 15th Smullan Andrew, shoemaker, 208£ Division bnedden James, blacksmith, 24 Goerck Snedecor Abram S. carman, h. 603 Fourth Smullen James, laborer, h. 112 Goerck Smullen Robert, woolpuller, h. 110 Goerck Snedecor George, goldbeater, 8 Walker, h. 8 Walker Snedecor John D. grocer, 276 Third av. h. 276Third av. Smullen Thomas, skinner, h. 110 Goerck Snedeker Abraham, feed, 298 W. 27th, h. 267 W. 27th Smysen Henry, carpenter, h. 185 W. 35th Snedeker G. J. carman, h. 95 Yarick Smyth Adeline, h. 1 Second Snedeker William, hosiery, 78 Cedar, h. 104 First av. Smyth Anne, wid. James, h. r. 11T Columbia Sneden James, watchman, 230 Greenwich Smyth Benj. drygoods, 160 Broadway, h. 240 Henry Sneden Mary, wid. Rinier S. h. 29 Columbia Smyth Bernard, dryg’ds, 160 Broadway, h. 240 Henry Sneden S. shipbuilder, 31 Corlears, h. G reenpoint Smyth Bridget, wid. Michael, h. 122 E. 22d Sneden Samuel, sailmaker, 85 South, h. 113 E. 17th Smyth Charles, snuffmanuf. h. 250 E. 18th Sneden Samuel C. sailmaker, 85 South, h. 113 E. 17th Smyth Charles W . clerk, h. 254 Third ay. Snediker Abram, feed, W. 29th c. Tenth av. h 267 Smyth Conrad, vamisher, h. r. 45 Rivington W. 27th Smyth Edward, dealer, h. 223 Elizabeth Snediker Frazee A. machinist, 123 & 125 Attorney, Smyth Edward, printer, 77 Elizabeth h. Newtown, L. I Smyth Emeline, drygoods, 254 Third ay. Snediker Isaac Y. builder, h. 889 Second av. Smyth Felix, marblepolisher, h. 353 W. 26th Snediker Luke S. engineer, h. 101 Bank Smyth Felix E. polisher, h. 353 W. 26th Snediker Rachael, h. 239 W. 27th Smyth Francis, baker, h. 645 Greenwich Snediker William L. moulder, h. 205 W. 25th Smyth Geo. hatter, 24 & 24 Frankf’t, h. 1S1 Sixth av. SNEDIKER W ILLIAM , distiller, 109, 111, 118 & Smyth George W . carpenter, h. 158 Rivington 115 Troy, h. 117 Troy Smyth Henry, liquors, 269 Grand Snedon George W. furniture, 263 Bowery Smyth Henry M. grocer, 1 Front Sneers Daniel, forwarding, 10 West, h. N ew Jersey Smyth Hugh, brassfinisher, 54 Third ay. h. 46 Sneering William, cabinetmaker, h. 194 E. 17th Fourth av. Sneider Adam, sugarrefiner, h. 7 Weehawken Smyth Hugh, saddler, h. 103 First av. Sneider Anson, cabinetmaker, h. r. 189 E. 28th Smyth Hugh D. pawnbroker, 312 First av. h. 312 Sneider Frederick, machinist, r. 26 Second av. h. r. First av. 26 Second av. \. Smyth Isabella, fancystore, 322 Bleecker Sneider Henry, cabinetmaker, h. E. 40th Third av. Smyth J. Kennedy, strawgoods, 174 & 176 Pearl, h. Sneider Philip, bootmaker, h. 126 W. 19th France Sneider Yalentine, carman, h. r. 129 Pitt Smyth James, bricklayer, h. r. 138 E. 22d Sneider William, saloon, h. 126 Greenwich Smyth James, clerk, 254 Third av. Snell Amelia wid. Barnabas, h. 159 Laurens Smyth James, laborer, h. 78 Goerck Snell Charles, cook, h. 90 W. 19th Smyth James, shoemaker, 175 Av. B, h. 175 Av. B Snell Drough, wid. Charles, 314| Bowery Smyth John, bootmaker, h. r. 280 Mulberry Snell Mary, wicL Jacob, h. 227 Spring Smyth John, coals, h. 305 W . 27th Snell Isaac, stationer, 218 Greenwich Smyth John, laborer, h. 161 Perry Snell James, grocer, 411 Tenth av. & 307 W. 36th Smyth John, smith, h. 260 E. 14th Snell John H. grocer, 226 Seventh av. h. 112 W. 25th Smyth John C. police, h. 65 Pitt Snell Susan A. drygoods, 140 Seventh av. h. 140 Sev­ Smyth John J. cutter, h. 73 Division enth av. ^ SMYTH JOHN W. butch. 86 Thompson, h. Rahway, N j Snow Catharine, wid. Prince, h. 109 Eldridge Sofield Sam’l, trunkmkr. 409 Cherry, h. Westchester' Snow Chas. L. com. mer. 514 Water, h. 59 Hester Soghetsie Christian, tailor, h. 171 Attorney Snow Ephraim L. cus. h. h. 158 Lexington ay. Sohaflfer Charles H. cabinetmaker, 19 Willett, h. 242 Snow Ezrael, exchange broker, 467 Houston Stanton Snow Gr. T. mer. 109 Water, h. Staten Island Soheutzer John, carpenter, h. 94 W. 24th Snow Geo. M. editor, 66 Madison av. b. E. 27th & 28th Soherman Frederick W. manufacturer, h. 319 Fifth Snow Geo. M. assist, editor, Tribune builds, h. 66 Sohl Jacob, tailor, h. r. 82 Willett Madison av. Sohmeiding F. W. grocer, 206 E. 26th. h. 206 E. 26th Snow Geo. W. drygds. 198 B’dway, h. 86 Macdougal Sohmeisser Conrad, laborer, h. r. 176 Third Snow Harvey G. shippingoffice, 191 South, h. S.lOth, Sohn William, butcher, h. 122 Ridge Williamsbv/rgh Sohns Charles, segars, 168 Pearl, h. 89 State, Br'klyn Snow Isaac, jeweler, 1 Cortlandt, h. Providence Sohns Henry, cabinetmaker, r. E. 40th n. Third av Snow Isaac F. com. mer. 514 Water, h. 59 Hester h. r. E. 40th n. Third av. Snow Isaac F. jr. lumber, 268 Av. A c. E. 18th Sohns G. & H. cabinetmakers, r. E. 40th n. Third av. Snow Lorenzo, clothing, 128 William, h. 58 Bemsen, Sohnepp Frederick, confectioner, h. 7 Clarke B rooklyn Sohveer John, carrier, h. 819 Ninth av. Snow Maria, wid. John G. h. 82 Seventh Sohweinebraten Wm. cabinetmaker, h. 143 Bowery Snow Mary B. teacher, h. 122 Fourth av. Sokneier Frederick, laborer, h. 335 W. 26th Snow William, blacksmith, h. 465 Ninth av. Sola Francis, h. 57 St. Mark’s pi. Snow & Anderson, lumber, Av. A c. E. 18th Solcerr Charles William, gardener, h. W. 45th n. Snow & Heurtley, com. mers. 109 Water Ninth av. Snowden Edwd. foundry, 1192 B’way, h. 1192 B’way Solch John M. segars, 339 Houston, h. 339 Houston Snowden Eliza, wid. Thomas, boardingh. 79 E. 15th Solder Charles, cooper, h. 68 Hester Snowden Howard F. printer, 70 Wall, h. 30 Wesley pi. Sole Cecilia, wid. Sidney, h. 90 W. 27th Snowden John E. carman, 16 Wall Sole George, druggist, 237 Eighth av. h. 68 Varick Snowden Robert, waiter, h. r. 444 Fourth Sole John, carpenter, h. 329 Seventh av. Snowman Henry, shoemaker, 20 Orange, h. 20 Orange Solen Michael, sashmaker, h. 308 Ninth Snowman Julia, wid. Samuel, h. 89 Roosevelt SOLEY EDWARD, real estate, 49 Wall, h. Union, Snyder Albert, cabinetmaker, h. r. 96 Columbia B rooklyn Snyder Anna, wid. Abraham, h. 605 Fourth Soles David, furrier, 178 Water, h. 68 W. 31st Snyder Anthony, clerk, h. 189 E. 13th Solg Joseph, pies, h. 118 E. 20th Snyder Bernard, tailor, h. 182 Essex Solier Francis, sawfiler, h. 70 Grand Snyder Carl, drugs, h. 29 Irving pi. Solinger Isaac, butcher, 36 Av. A, h. 157 Second Snyder Caspar, hatter, 34 Hester Solinger Julius, shoes, 237 Broome, h. 237 Broome Snyder Charles, cutter, h. 70 Norfolk Solinger Leopold, drygoods, 19 Av. B, h. 19 Av. B. Snyder Christian, baker, h. 51 Av. I) Solinger Leopold, drygoods, 206 Second Snyder Edwin, mer. 57 Stone, h. 29 W. 16th Solinger Philip, h. 191 Second Snyder Felix, caseman, 36 Maiden la. h. 30 Centre Solis David H. furs, 178 Water Snyder George, lithographer, 87 Fulton, h. 37 Clinton Solis Solomon, furs, 178 Water, h. Philaddphia Snyder George, tailor, h. 107 E. 11th Solis Brothers, imps, fancy furs & plushes, 1T8 Water Snyder Henry, cabinetmaker, h. 37 Elm Sollace Roland D. imp. 19 Cortlandt, h. 356 Hicks, Snyder Henry, wines, &c. 85 Beaver, h. 5 Amity pi. Brooklyn Snyder Jacob, segars, h. 17 Laurens Solley George, carpenter, h. 384 Madison Snyder John, builder, h. 5 Sullivan Solloo Michael, laborer, 309 West Snyder John, vinegar, 91 Barclay, h. 181 Laurens Solms Henry, brewer, r. 13 Clinton, h. 13 Clinton Snyder John, carpenter, h. 367 Sixth av. Soloman Ceruse, tailor, h. r. 76 Mulberry Snyder John A. mer. 57 Stone, h, 29 W. 16th Soloman David, drygoods, 103 Eighth av. h. 3 F’nklin Snyder John J. segars, 17 Laurens, h. 17 Laurens Soloman John, gardener, h. Tenth av. c. W. 45th Snyder John W. provisions, 271 Washington, h. 36 Soloman Nathan, tailor, h. 158 Leonard Harrison Solomans John, agent, 70 Wall, h. 175 Sixth av. Snyder Julius, pianos, h. 116 E. 13th Solomon Abraham, clerk, h. 27 Monroe Snyder Mary C. wid. John, h. W. 37th n. Ninth av. Solomon Abraham H. mer. 84 Pearl, h. 20 W. 11th Snyder Nicholas, clerk, 638 Water, h. 638 Water Solomon Barnet L. upholsterer, 243 Broadway, h. 115 Snyder Peter, grocer, 171 W. 42d Macdougal Snyder Peter, h. r. 20 Hester Solomon Benedict, mer. 113 Mott Snyder Rebecca M. provisions, 271 Washington h. 86 Solomon B. wid. Louis, boardingh. 250 William Harrison Solomon Elizabeth H. dressmaker, 372 Sixth av. Snyder Sarah, wid. Luke (col’d), dressmaker, h. 75 Solomon Emanuel, engraver, h. 135 Sullivan Laurens Solomon Frederick, porterh. 41 Anthony Snyder Steph. S. Stables, 220 W. 21st, h. 219 W. 21st Solomon Henry, goldrefiner, 45 Ann, h. 369 Broome Snyder Thomas (col’d), hairdresser, 20 Av. D, h. r. Solomon Isaac, shoes, 62 W. B’way, h. 57 W. B way 91 Attorney Solomon Jacob, glazier, h. 60 Mott Snyder Thomas G. (col’d), barber, 20 Av. D, h. 91 Solomon John, grocer, 76 W. 25th, h. 76 W. 25th Attorney Solomon John F. woodenware, 213 Washington, n. Snyder Thomas J. mer. h. 182 W. 11th 33 Prospect, Brooklyn , Snyder William, butcher, h. r. 127 Eldridge Solomon Lewis, goldrefiner, 45 Ann, h. 25 City U.pi. Snyder William, porterh. 327 Greenwich Solomon Marcus, eapmaker, 167 Bowery, h. m Snyder William H. grocer, 213 E. 23d Bowery ■n ,, otr Snyder William J. cabinetmaker, h. r. 77 Forsyth Solomon Meyer, tailor, 371 Seventh av. h.371 Sev h Snyder E. ry h. 499 Pearl W. 29th STA 656 STA Stafford James, contractor, h. IT Laurens Stanbury Elizabeth, wid. Daniel, h. 76 E. 27th Stafford James, laborer, h. W. 43d ti. Eleventh av. StanbyCharies, machinist, h. 363 Tenth Stafford James, laborer, h. 216 E. 23d Stand Falk, butcher, h. 225 Houston Stafford James T. "carpenter, h. 290 Walker Stand John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 499 Ninth av Stafford John, laborer, h. 189 E. 24th Standen Francis, smith, h. W. 41st n. Ninth av Stafford M. B. com. mer. 1 Pine, h. 81 Clinton pi. Standen William G. tailor, h. 79 W. 11th Stafford Robert, carpenter, h. 817 Av. A Standinger .Charles, gunsmith, h. r. 22 Rose Stafford Samuel H. acct. 60 Broadway & 23 New, h. Standinger Louis, hairdressing, 7 Murray, h. 24 Oliver B rooklyn Standish James, lithograph, h. 380 First av Stafford Stutley P. coachman, h. 8 Third av. Standish John F. smith, h. W. 42d n. Ninth av. Stafford William R. lawyer, 67 Wall, h. 97 W . 15th Standish Miles, smith, 89 Perry Stage Eliza, boardingh. 44 Carmine Standish Samuel, machinist, h. W. 42d n. Ninth Stage Firman, policeman, h. 32£ Carmine Standlev William W. builder, h. 215 W. 23d aV‘ Stage Jesse B. tailor, h. 203 W. 26th Stands Thomas (col'd), seaman, h. 529 Pearl Stage Robert, carman, h . r. 94 Perry Standwood Eliza, wid. Robert, h. 610 Water Stager Abraham A. carpenter, h. W . 43d n. Ninth av. Stanes Mary T. wid. Thomas, boardingh. 72 Broome Stager Jacob, clerk, h. 216 Second Stanfield Eliza, wid. James, boardingh. 357 Houston Stagg Abraham, sashmaker, h. 108 Eighth av. Stanfield James, tailor, h. 139 Lewis Stagg Benj, & Co. grocers, 185 & 187 Washington, h. Stanfield Otis, dentist, h. 467 Broadway 793 Broadway Standford Christian, carpntr. 94 Crosby, h. 75 Oranze Stagg Charles T. drygoods, 21 John, h. Astoria, N ew ark b' Stagg Cornelius, blinds, h. 387 Sixth av. Stanford David R. pianos, 325 Broadway, W. 35th Stagg Eliza M. wid. Charles, h. 11 Greenwich av. n. Eighth av. & Tenth n. Fifth av. h. 168 Henry Stagg Ferdinand, sec. ins. co. 58 Wall, h. 315 E. 12th B rooklyn Stagg John, pres. 54 Wall, h. 236 W. 22d Stanford James, tailor, h. 241 Canal Stagg John, carpenter, h. 387 Sixth av Stanford James, laborer, h. 202 E. 21st Stagg John, feed, 636 Hudson, h. 632 Hudson Stanford Mary, wid. William, h. 72£ Carmine Stagg Joseph, sugarhouse, h. 6 Abingdon sq. Stanford Robert, fancystore, 96 Canal, h. 3 Mercer Stagg Joseph W. carman, h. 632 Hudson Stanford Thomas, assist, capt police. First av c. Stagg Junius T. grocer, 185 and 187 Washington, h. Fifth, h. 89 Fourth av. . 553 Broadway Stanford Thomas, shoemaker, 202 W. 21st Stagg Thomas, accountant, h. 19 Allen Stanford Thomas N. books, 137 Broadway, h. 13 Stagg William H. brassfounder, foot Twelfth, e. r. Lispenard Staggenborg Henry, jeweler, 83 Duane Stanford William, carrier, h. r.124 Barrow STAG E’S JOHN P. SON & CO, imps. 21 John STANFORD & SWORDS, books, 137 Broadway Stagman Conrad, grocer, 279 Seventh av. h. 279 Stange Hans, porterh. 99 James, h. 99 James Seventh av. Stange Jacob, porterh. 99 James Stahioner George, carman, h. 424 Tenth av. Stange Lebrecht, tailor, h. 73 Duane Stahl August, musician, h. 126 Leonard Stange Moritz, pianomaker, h. 141 Laurens Stahl Frederick, hats, 61 Av. B, h. 61 Av. B Stange J. STE ______________________ 659 STE Stein Jacob, milk, 20 Mott, h. 207 Mott islteelh6 S w ik u g h b ef 5 " rszi7305 Pearl & 63 Nassau’ Stein John, mason, h. 114 W. 31st «e6|e * Johnsoa, manufacture 52 Dev Stein Joseph, barber, 65 Roosevelt, h. 65 Roosevelt jteele & Letson, hotel, 97 Chambers ^ Stein Louis, silks, 96 Liberty, h. Hastings Steeman Henry, grocer, 77 Centre Stein Maurice, varnisher, h. 152 Third Steen Ceorge, grocer, 818 Ninth & 276 Canal, h. 276 Stein Michael, tailor, h. 160 W. 80th Canal Stein Peter, tailor, h. 259 Av. A ;9t66n John* painter, h. 344 Houston Stein Samuel, segars, 32£ Bowery, h. Albany Steen Thomas, porter, h. 421 Greenwich Stein Samuel, cabinetmaker, h. 18 Cannon .Stenbergh Ransough, 255 Greenwich Stein William, cabinetmaker, h. 44 Grand Bteenhaus Albert, cabinetmaker, h. r. W. 52nd n. Steinacher Peter, porterh. 559 Fourth, h. 559 Fourth •J Eleventh av. Steinam Simon, segars, h. 243 Broome gteens William, carpenter, h. r. 82 Madison Steinardt Marcus, tailor, h. 24 Elizabeth Steep George M. tailor, h. r. 1T2 Ludlow Steinart Jacob, carpenter, h. 181 W. 25th . .Steer James T. & Co. brushes, 250 Pearl, h. E.48th n. Steinau Henry, tailor, h. r. 46 Allen ; Lexington av. Steinbauer Michael* carpenter, h. 224 W. 37th . Steere Joseph, imp. 22 Broad, h. England Steinberg David, dentist, h. 262 Grand Steers Cecilia, wid. Henry, h. 8T Av. C Steinberg Isaac, fancygoods, 26 Cedar, h. r. 243 Ninth , steers George, shipbuilder, h. 91 Cannon Steinberg I. & Co. fancygoods, 26 Cedar Steers Henry, grocer, h. 6 Mulberry Steinberger George, baker, 260 Walker, h. 260 Walker Steers James, gasfitter, h. 151 Christopher Steinberger Jonas, drygoods, 124 Lewis, h. 124 Lewis Steers James, shipwright, h. 274 Seventh Steinberger Lewis, butcher, h. 163 Second Steers Samuel, tailor, h. 49 Grand Steinbreeher Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 580 Pearl . Steers Thomas, policeman, h. 188 Broome Steinbrenner Frederick G. soap, h. 256 Seventh Steesel Nicholas W. tinsmith, h. 69 Av. A Steinbrenner John, shoes, h. 145 Duane ^Stefan Harman, shoemaker, 230 Church, h. 230 Steinbrenner William, agent, h. 187 W. 40th ? Church Steinbrigge Chas. & Co. grocers, 21 West, h. 21 West Steffani Antonio, glazier, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Steinburg Ferdinand, barber, h. 152 Wooster Steffens Cord, grocer, h. 599 Water Steinburger James, carpenter, h. 19 Suffolk Steffens Henry, tailor, h. 128 Cedar Steiner Athanasius, cabinetmaker, h. 245 Stanton Steffens Julius, chemicals, W. 421 b. Seventh & Steiner Caspar, segars, 248 Av. A, h. 248 Av. A Eighth avs. h. 41 W. 41st Steiner Francis, shoemaker, h. 247 Spring Steffens Louis, grocer, Av. B c. E. 17th, h. Av. B Steiner George, cabinetmaker, h. I l l Hester l|§ c. E. 17th Steiner John, carpenter, h. W. 39th n. Ninth av. Steffens Luhr, saloon, 6 Battery pi. h. 6 Battery pi. Steiner John, carpenter, h. 169 W. 35th Steffensen Large, pianomaker, 94 Third av. h. 200 Steiner Samuel, tailor, h. r. 60 Ridge W. 14th Steiner Samuel, segars, h. 5 First av. Steffin John, carpenter, h. 504 Houston Steiner Stephen, wheelwright, 147 Essex Stegelmann Lena, wid. John, shoemaker, h. r. 285 Steinert Himan, clothier, 533 Eighth av. ■ Houston Steinert J. electricchains, 568 Broadway, h. 85 E. 28th Stegagnini L. carver, r. 181£ Franklin Steinfelder Simon, drygoods, 238 Delancey Steger Jacob, tailor, h. 187 Division Steinfelds Henry, pedler, b. 207 Houston 8tegman Conrad, grocer, 279 Seventh av. Steinfeldt Otto C. saloon, h. 131 Cannon Stegman Henry, grocer, 122 Troy, h. 122 Troy Steinfeldt Simon, millitary trimmings, 43 Division A Stegman John grocer, 312 Ninth av. h. 312 Ninth av. 116 Broadway, h. 43 Division Stegman Margaret, wid. John, gro. b. 312 Ninth av. Steinfeldt John W. porterh. 433 Tenth Stegmann Albert, liquors, 512 West, h. 512 West Steinhard Samuel, shoemaker, h. 76 Orchard Stegmann Conrad, grocer, 221 Third av. & 396 Seer Steinhard Wm. clothing, 176 Bowery, h. 176 Broome ond av. h. 140 E. 25 th Steinhardt Harmon, millinery, 226£ Bowery Stegmayer Joseph, saloon, h. 247 Broome Steinhardt Isaac, pedler, h. 103 Av. D Stegmuller Frederick & Co. dyer, 178 Second, h. 173 Steinhardt Lesser, tailor, 39 Av. D, h. 699 Fourth Second Steinhardt Morris, clothier, 6 & 14 Catharine si. h. 80 8tegner Christian, wines, 300 B’dway, h. 300 B’dway Catharine Stegner John, bookseller, 157 Division, h. 157 Div’n Steinhardt Selig, clothier, 6 & 14 Catharine si. h. 259 Stegner John H. seaman, li. 70 Yandam E. Broadway Stehberger George, sugarbaker, h. r. 86 Reade Steinhardt S. & M. clothiers, 6 & 14 Catharine sL Steheiin-George, carver, h. 30 Thompson Steinhaus Augustus W. printer, h. r. 122 Delancey Stehl George, printer, h. 232 Fifth Steinhauser Keihan, gilder, h. 212 Clinton Stehl Moritz, carpenter, h. 236 Second Steinhauser Mary, wid. Henry, sewing, h. 95 Hester Stehle Willibald, tailor, h. 87 Laurens Steinhauss Hen. paperboxmaker, h. r. 17 Frankfort Steichelman Philip, tailor, h. W. 37th n. Eighth av. Steinheimer Caspar J. grocer, 6 N. William Steiger Philip, shoemaker, h. 88 Reade Steinheimer Joseph, tailor, h. 195 Orchard Steiger Simon, liquors, 96 Chrystie, h. 96 Chrystie Steininger John, shoemaker, h. 169 E. 22d Steigerwaldt Andrew, combmaker, h. 86 Suffolk Steininger Max, clerk, h. 30 Lewis Steign Francis, carpenter, h. r. 197 W. 44th Steinkuhler Conrad, grocer, 254 E. 23d Steih Bernard, bootmaker, 270 E. 13th, h. 270 E. 13th Steinle Frederick, baker, 705 G’wich, h. 705 G’wich Steihl Philip, tailor, h. r. 113 Orange Steinle William, shoemaker, h. 337 Madison Steil Deiderich, provision, 91 Murray, h. 72 Stanton Steinlein Levi, drygoods, h. 208 Fifth Steil Wm. & Co. grocers, 152 Lewis, & turners 334 Steinmetz Adam, tailor, h. 133 Goerck Third, h. 152 Lewis Steinmetz Ditmar, shoemaker, 30 New, h. 44 Yesey Steiler Jacob, shoemaker, 552 Fourth Steinmetz Jacob, laborer, h. 89 Pitt Steilman Jacob, machinist, h. r. 47 Norfolk Steinmetz John, sashmaker, h. 179 Suffolk Steim Jacob, segarmaker, h r. 242 Stanton Steinmueller Andrew, baker, 58 Sheriff^ h. 58 Sheriff Steimetz John, sash & blind, Forsyth n. Houston, h. Steinmuller John, baker, 193 Houston 268 Houston ._ _ Steins Frederick (Rev.), h. 64 Pitt Steimle Frederic W. T. (Rev.), h. 613 Broome Steinson James S. hatter, h. 128 E. Broadway Stein —, shoemaker, h. 247 Grand Steinsick Frederick, tailor, h. 54 Tompkins Stein Abraham, segars, h. 32$ Bowery Steinwhite John, cooper, h. 207 Second Stein Adam, gardener, h. W. 52d n. Tenth av. Steirns Isaac W. agent, 205 Av. C, h. 205 Av. C Stein Adam, tailor, 119 W. 31st Steitz William, grocer, 121 Wooster Stein Betsy, wid. Jacob, vestmaker, h. 151 Attorney Steilz Oliver, fancygoods, h. 305 W. 29th Stein Charles, tailor, h. 376 Third av. Stelfleug Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. 116 W. 82d Stein Charles, artist, h. 324 Broadway Stelle Isaac, teacher, h. 124 Third Stein Christian, h. 202 W. 21st Stelle Nelson, physician, 37 Bleecker Stein Eost, musician, h. r. 104Pitt Stelle Peter R. hotel, 97 Chambers Stein Frederick, carver, h. r. 221 Seepno^ Stelle & Letson, mansionhouse, 97 Chambers Stein George A. tailor, 19 First av. h. 19 First av. Stellges Dedrick & Co. grocers, Eleventh av. c. W. 46th Stein Herman, tailor, h. 3 Jackson Stellmg Frederick, segars, h. 147 Reade STEIN IGNATIUS, segars, 89 Av. B, h. 89 Av. x> Stelling John, grocer, 65 Broome & 19 Cannon Stein Isaac, butcher, h. 228 Third Stellwagen John, hotel, 24 Duane STE 660 xJG i Stelzel Philip, laborer, h. 249 Rivington Stephens Samuel (cord), engineer, h. r. 25 M inettak Stelzriede Frederick, liquors, 180 Christopher, h. ISO Stephens Samue, clerk, 207 Greenwich, h. B rookll Christopher Stephens Samuel, joiner, h. 313 Fifth y Stemme H. Martin, grocer, 408 Tenth av. h. 403 Stephens Sarah, wid. Benjamin, 87 Norfolk Tenth ay. i Stephens Thaddeus S. clerk, h. 98 Clinton Stemmerman Claus, grocer, 854 Sixth av. h. 854 Stephens Thomas, blacksmith, 295 W. 26th, h. 129 Sixth av. W . 35th Stemmier John, grocer, h. r. 53 Anthony Stephens Thomas, porter, h. 83 Delancey % Stemmier John A. lawyer, 85 Wall, h. 128 W. 25th Stephens Thomas R. carman, 673 Water, h. 673 Wafer Stemper Lawrence, segars, h. 896 Pearl Stephens William, coppersmith, h. 7 Ludlow Stemple Frederick, bootmaker, h. 550 Hudson Stephens William, butcher, h. 153 Hammond Sten Charles, clerk, h. 127 Ridge Stephens William, carpenter, h. 366 Eighth Stenc John, shoemaker, h. r. 151 Attorney Stephens William H. wirecloth, 109 John, h Bdb Stencher.John, segarmaker, h. 123 Forsyth ville, jY J. Stender Christian, tailor, 501 Tenth av. h. 20 Fourth Stephens William, pilot 199 South, h. Washington h Stenford Patrick, baker, 890 Cherry, h. 390 Cherry STEPHENS W ILLIAM & SON, v r ir e cT lM Stengel Frederick, liquors, 256 Walker John, h. Belleville, N. J. Stengel Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. r. 307 Houston Stephens William H. police, h. 667 Houston Stenger Joseph, carpenter, h. r. 307 Houston STEPHENS W ILLIAM L. pies, 1 Twelfth, h. 114 Stenley Charles W . druggist, 452 Hudson Greenwich Stennett Ebenezer, acct h. 24 Cornelia Stephenson Alexander, bleacher, h. 71 W. 17th Stennett Mary E. professormusic, h. 24 Cornelia Stephenson Anne, h. 223 Varick Stenson Francis, clerk, h. 553 Eighth av. Stephenson Anne, wid. William, h. 841 First ay. Stenton Robert S. com. mer. 20 Cliff, h. B rooklyn Stephenson Charles F. mer. 58 South, h. 108 Bleecker STENTON W ILL IA M A. & SON, hardware, 20 Stephenson David Q. horsedealer, 427 Third av. Cliff, h. Clinton av. B rooklyn Stephenson Eben. S. shipchandler, 53 South Stepan Adam, tailor, h. r. 302 Eighth Stephenson Edm. coachmaker, h. 439 Second av. Stepels John, paperstainer, h. 281 W. 32d Stephenson Francis, wid. Ebenezer, seamstress, h. 108 Stephan George S. liquors, 53 West, h. 44 Greenwich Delancey Stephan William, laborer, h. 238 Third Stephenson Frederick, broker, 81 Beaver, 178 Wash­ Stephani Annette, prof, music, 107 Prince ington, B rooklyn Stephani Oscar, segars, 173J Grand, h. 173| Grand Stephenson George A. flour, 3 South, h. Boston Stephen Charles, carriagemaker, h. 138 Delancey Stephenson Geo S. com. mer. 49 South, h. Brooklyn Stephen Jacob, laborer, h. 81 Greene Stephenson James, laborer, h. 166 E. 27th Stephen Joseph, shoemaker, 21 Gay Stephenson James, late carman, h. 40 E. 30th Stephen Thomas, blacksmith, h. 129 W . 85th Stephenson James A. upholsterer, 127 Av. 1), h. 11 St Stephen William, printer, h. 343 Spring George’s pi. E. 13th Stephen William, carpenter, h. 271 Stanton Stephenson James L. drygoods, 24 Dey, h. Mansion Stephen Albert, produce, 4 Washing, mkt. h. 16 King house, B rooklyn Stephens Ann, wid. Nicholas, h. 228 Monroe Stephenson Jas. W. bookagent, h. 118 Division Stephens Bartholomew, bootmaker, 45 Walker, h. Stephenson Jno. coachmaker, 47 E. 27th h. 47 E. 27th 69 Mott Stephenson John W. carpenter, 405 Hudson Stephens Benjamin, lawyer, 67 Wall, h. N. Brunsw 'k Stephenson Joseph, carman, h. 162 E. 24th Stephens Benjamin, h. 13 Leroy pi. Stephenson Joseph, carpenter, h. 216 Cherry Stephens Chas. H. teller, 173 Canal, h. W illiam sburgh Stephenson Marg’t, wid, Thos. fancygoods, 142 Walker Stephens Cornelius, hatter, 168 Canal, h. 168 Canal Stephenson Mark, physician, h. 167 E. 14th ‘ Stephens Cornelius, shoemaker, h. 76 Sullivan Stephenson Mary, wid. Jas. seamstress, h. 311Division ; Stephens Edward, customs, h. 11 Cottage pi. Stephenson Samuel, porter, h. 203 Seventh av. . Stephens Edward, laborer, h. 222 E. 21st Stephenson Thomas, captainpolice, h. 215 W. 21st Stephens Edward, porter, h. 83 Delancey Stephenson Thomas, carman, h. r. 197 E. 23d Stephens Ellen, h. 69 Hamersley Stephenson Thomas, melodeons, 87 Fulton, h. Buffalo Stephens Eliza, wid. Thomas, h. 129 W. 20th Stephenson William, bootmaker, h. 395 Twelfth Stephens George, porterh. 320 Mott Stephenson William F. h. 93 Chrystie Stephens George, papercarrier, h. 19 Minetta la. Stephenson Wm. G. agent, 2| Wall, h. 81 Catharine Stephens George, wines. 53 West, h. 44 Greenwich Steple Abraham, pedler, h. 2 Av. B Stephens Harriet M. wid. Jacob, boardingh. 215 Fifth Steppen Fredric, pianomaker, h. 10 Duane Stephens Henry, carpenter, h. 112 Ridge Steppleton John, porter, h. 31 Roosevelt Stephens Henry (com ), porter, h. r. 13 Leonard Sterchi Ralph, physician, h. 269 William Stephens Henry S. carman, h. 15 Leroy Sterder Benedict, pedler, h. 253 W. 38th Stephens Humphrey, stonecutter, h. 15 Grand Stere Andrew, cooper, h. r. 245 W. 35th Stephens James, builder, 50 W. 21st, h. 39 W. 21st Stere John, carpenter, h. 51 Attorney Stephens James, carman, h. 195 E. 17th Steres George, basketmaker, h. r. 126 Willett • Stephens James, laborer, h. 166 E. 27th Sterling. Alexander F. druggistsglass, 129 Maiden k Stephens James, silversmith, h. 609 Fourth h. 39 Henry _ : Stephens James, upholsterer, h. 91 E. 27th Sterling Charles, liquors, 119 Warren, h. 156 W. 22a Stephens James H. builder, 790 Greenwich, h. 738 Sterling David, carpenter, h. 90 W. 19th Greenwich Sterling Elizabeth C. wid. Joseph, h. 692 Fourth JStephens James H. machinist, h. 258 W . 16th Sterling Ellen, wid. Andrew, h. W. 25th n. Ninth av. : Stephens John, laborer, h. 46 Forsyth Sterling Erastus S. com. mer. 110 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Stephens John, speculator, h. r. 85 Perry Sterling Harman, rigger, 91 Barclay, h. 46 Mulberry Stephens John, milkman, h. 28 Yandam Sterling John C. (Rev.), 270 Sixth av. ' Stephens John, laborer, h. r. 134 Elizabeth Sterling Joseph A. millwright, 117 W. 86th ' Stephens John, painter, h. 23 Commerce Sterling Richard, weigher, 43 South, \ 213 W. Stephens John I. 38 Wall, h. Staten Island Sterling Robert D. harnessmaker, 96 Av. 15, n. w STEPHENS M. plumber, 58 Barclay, h. 104 Eliza­ beth Sterling Sherman H. hats, 207 Pearl, h. 15 Schermer* Stephens Marg’t A. poultry, Tompk. mkt. h. 5 Hall pi. horn, Brooklyn ; Stephens Mary, seamstress, h. r. 244 Walker Sterling Thomas pedler, h. 201 W. 24th Stephens Mary (col’d), wid. John, washing, h. 8 Lis- Sterling Thomas, rigger, h. r. 46 Mulberry penard Sterling William G. lawyer, 7 Nassau, h. N. w™ Stephens Mary A. h. 78 Jane Sterling & Thayer, lawyers, 7 Nassau Stephens Nathan, sightrestorer, 100 Nassau, h. Union, Stern Abraham, segars, h. 149 Second B rooklyn Stern Abraham, liquors, 4 Suffolk, h. 4 SunoiK Stephens Nathan, waterpipe, 1 Reade, h. B rooklyn Stern David, drygoods, h. ^ H o u s to n q , Stephens Resolvert, h. 171 Bowery Stern David G. drygoods, 86 Cedar, h. 89 D ete< ^ Stephens Richard, carpenter, 486 Third av. Stern Emanuel A. drygoods, 46 leaver, h. 24 t» Stephens Richard, painter, h. 98 Chatham Stem Eve, wid. Benedict, seamstress, 82 AV* Stephens Richard S. boilermaker, h. 62 Downing Stern Julius, clothing. 257 Houston ’ Stephens Robert, crpntr. — Washington, h. 133 Bing Stern Henry, pedler, h. 12. Av. B. :Stephens Samuel, gardener, h. 14 Thompson Stem Hermann, interpreter, h. 106 H ouston STE 661 STE Stern Jacob, jewelry, 437 Grand, h. 437 Grand Stevens John, carpenter, h. 286 E. 14th Stern Joseph, pedler, 201 Second Stern Lewis, clerk, h. 220J Fifth Stevens Christian Y. pianofortemaker, h. E. 42d c. Second av. Stem Manwell, pedler, h. 20 Av. A Stevens Cornelius, poultry, 12 Washington mkt. h. 2 Stern Meyer, drygoods, 26 Cedar, h. 521 Grand Stern Meyer, segarmaker, h. 151 Attorney Stevens Conrad, boxmaker, h. 278 Walker Stern Morris, baker, h. 126 Ridge Stevens Cynthia, wid. Charles, h. 430 Tenth Stern Moses, drygoods, 446 Grand, h. 446 Grand Stevens Cyrenus, boardingh. 87 Mercer Stern Nathan, segars, h. 178 Houston Stevens David, agent, h. 177 Bleecker Stern Simon, drygoods, 18 Ay. B. h. 18 Ay. B Stevens David, feed, 829 Bowery, h. 76 Fourth av. Stem Suskint, jeweler, h. 153 Attorney Stevens David, cabinetmaker, 145 Third av. h. 37th Stem & Erdman, drygoods, 212 Houston. n. Eighth av. Sternberg Ernest A. confectioner, h. 37 Walker Stevens David (col’d), laborer, h. r. 83 King Stemberger Leon (Rev.), h. W. 126 Delancey Stevens Ebenezer & Sons, com. rriers. 195 Water Sternburger Moses, pedler, 31 Av. C Stevens Edmund, vegetables, h. W. 47th n. Tenth av. Sterneberg Herrmann, mer. 6 Jones’ la. h. W. 14th Stevens Edmund, grocer, h. 211 Spring Sterns Bernard, h. 81 Henry Stevens Elizabeth, wid. Nathan’], nurse, h. 213 Spring Sterns Joseph, boarding, 812 Water, h. 312 Water Stevens Ellen, dressmaker, h. 90 Wooster'! Sterrett James F. machinist, h. 60 Willet Stevens Fintin, liquors, 89 E. B’way, h. 39 E. B’way Sterrett Wm. A strawgoods,25 Murray, & 20 Warren, Stevens Frederick, leathergoods, 267 W. 24th, h. 260 h. 100 Warren W. 24th Sterrit William, painter, h. 17-$- Dominick Stevens Frederick, carpenter, h. 10 Duane Sterritt William, policeman, h. 71 Sullivan Stevens George, carrier, 19 Minetta la. Stertefeldt Frederick, liquors, 401 Pearl, h. 401 Pearl Stevens G. B. auctioneer, 208 Broadway Stertefeldt William, grocer, 14 Canal, h. 14 Canal Stevens George M. shoemaker, h. 245 Broome Sterzbach August, clerk, h. r. 116 Essex Stevens George W. lawyer, 27 Beekman, h. W. 84th Stetes Jacob H. driver, 272 W. 26th n. Tenth av. Stetes John, carpenter, 164 Second Stevens Harrison, dressmkr. 71 Nassau, h. 71 Nassau Stetson Charles, pres, life and trust ins. co. 49 Wall, Stevens Helen M. G. teacher, 4 Battery pi. h. Cincinnati, Ohio Stevens Henry (col’d), porter, h. r. 13 Leonard Stetson Charles A. Astor house, 221 Broadway STEVENS HENRY, porterhouse, 118 South, h. 88 Stetson James, hotel, h. 164 Wooster Hicks, B rooklyn Stetson John C. h. 131 W. Broadway Stevens Henry, imp. 46 Exchange pi. h. B rooklyn Stetson Leander, exch. 530£ Broome, h. 321 W. 29th Stevens Henry E. actor, h. 178 Forsyth Stetson Nathaniel Rl sashmaker, ft. 129 Chrystie , Stevens Henry H. mer, 195 Water, h. Poughkeepsie Stetson Stephen D. newspaper, h. 319 W. 29th Stevens Henry M. carriages, 368 Broadway, 1\ B er­ Stetson Susan, wid. John, boardingh. 700 Fourth gen hill Stetson Thos. D. agent, 19 Beekman, h. 120 Orchard Stevens Horatio G. h. 753 Broadway Stetson & Poer, printers, 19 Beekman Stevens Isaac, builder, 95 Forsyth, h. 174 Clinton Stettauer Louis, boardingh. 275 Houston Stevens Isaac (col’d), laborer, h. r. 127 Forsvth Stetten Ellenor, wid. John, washing, h. W. 44th n. Stevens J. Bancroft, lawyer, 10 Wall, h. 9 Charles Ninth av Stevens Jacob, sugarrefiner, h. 67 Laurens Stettheimer Jacob, imp. 40 Beaver, h. 141 First av. Stevens James, carman, h. 195 E. 17th Steitiner Maurice, captrimmings, 92 Fulton, h. 29 Stevens Jas. hatpresser, 380 Broome, h. 380 Broome Oliver Stevens James A. mer. 120 Pearl & 84 Water, h. 246 Stettson John, weaver, h. W. 36th n. Tenth av W. 23d Steuber Fred, grocer, 81£ Whitehall, h. 105 Ridge Stevens James A. com. mer. 120 Pearl, h. 246 W. 23d Steuber Frederick W. brandies, 203 Stanton, h. 203 Stevens James H. clothier, 194 Chatham sq. h. 62 Stanton Monroe Steubing Henry, shoemaker, h. 210 E. 21st Stevens James M. machinist, h. 294 Third Steudner, Mahler & Greve, tinware, 51 Cortlandt Stevens John, carman, h. 195 Cherry Steuerwald John, laborer, h. 437 E. 12th Stevens John, carpenter, h. E. 14th c. Av. B Steuerwald Peter, cabinetmaker, h. r. 33 Cornelia Stevens John, machinist, h. 44 Downing Steuff Jacob, milliner, 45 Av. A, h. 45 Av. A Stevens John A. pres. bk. commerce, 32 Wall, & mer. Steurer Jacob, canechair seat manufactory, 80 W. 195 Water, h. 63 Bleecker 19th, & grocery, 80 W . 19th, h. 80 W. 19th Stevens John A. jr. mer. 195 Water Steurer John, cooper, 140 Reade, h. SO Thompson STEVENS JOHN B. lawyer, 67 Wall, h. 66 Ham­ Steven Gerard B. real estate, 208 Broadway, h. Dey-st. mond house Stevens John C. steamers, h. 7 College pi. Stevens A. Gallatin, lawyer, Post’s buildings, 6 Han­ Stevens John H. com. mer. 116 Broad, h. Court c. over, h. 31 Lafayette pi. Second pi. B rooklyn Stevens Abram (col’d), laborer, h. r. 117 Broome Stevens John I. hackman, h. 43 Greenwich Stevens Abel, editor, h. 186 E. 15th Stevens John W. dentist, 289 Eighth av. h. 289 Stevens Alexander, cabinetmaker, 145 Third av. h. Eighth av. W. 37th n. Eighth av. Stevens Joseph B. rigger, h. r. 84 Roosevelt 8tevens Alex, milk, 31 Whitehall, h. 31 Whitehall Stevens Joseph (col’d), cook, h. r. 35 Thompson Stevens Alex. H. physician, 756 B’way, h. A storia Stevens J. Austin jr. mer. 137 Pearl, h. 63 Bleecker Stevens Alfred, painter, 22 Fourth; h. 22 Jane Stevens Levi, 43 Pine, h. B rooklyn Stevens Alfred G. sec. ins. co. 6 Mer. ex. h. Pearl c. Stevens Linus W. lookingglasses, 353 Broadway, h. Johnson, B rooklyn 15 Bleecker Stevens Andrew, h. 81 Yarick Stevens Michael, plumber, r. 58 Barclay & 93 For­ Stevens Andrew, milk, 81 Whitehall, h. 31 Whitehall syth, h. 104 Elizabeth Stevens Andrew, furniture, 7 Sixth av. h. 7 Sixth av. Stevens Peter H, (col’d), musician, h. 136 Crosby Stevens Andw. J. soapstone, 140 Centre, h. 421 Tenth Stevens Philander, fancygoods, 264 Bleecker, h. 264 Stevens Anson O. dentist, 251 Broadway, h. 5th av. Bleecker b. 36th & 37th Stevens Rachel, wid. Isaac, h. 291 Henry Stevens Ann, wid. Nicholas, h. 228 Monroe Stevens Richard, upholsterer, h. 172 E. 22d Stevens Asa jr. provisions, 78 Wooster, h. 80 Wooster Stevens Richard (col’d), porter, h. 218 Church Stevens Augustus, captain, h. 90 Wooster Stevens Robert, mer. h. 139 Spring Stevens Bancroft J. lawyer, 10 Wall, h. 9 Charles STEVENS ROBERT L. mer. 7 Battery pi. h. 35 Stevens Barlow, oilcloths, 43 Pine, h. 67 Adelphi, Barclay B rooklyn Stevens S. E. stationery, 139 William, h. 15 Bleecker Stevens Bvam K. com. mer. 195 Water, h. 31 Lafay­ Stevens Samuel, shipjoiner, h. 54 Columbia ette pi. Stevens Samuel, scavenger, h. r. 264 Third Stevens Charles, carpenter, h. 167 W. 27th Stevens Samuel, h. 62 Mercer Stevens Charles G. steam sawmill, 430 Tenth, h. 827 Stevens Sarah, wid. James, dolls, h. 22 Jane Tenth Stevens T. J. late ins. ashes, h. 27 W. 28th Stevens George W. lawyer, 27 Beekman, h. 84th n. Stevens Theodore, provisions,, 252 Fulton & 9 Wash­ Tenth av. ington mkts. h. Jersey City Stevens James, cabinetmaker, 391 Ninth av. Stevens Thomas, carman, h. 678 Water STE 662 STE Stevens Thomas (col’d), carpetshaker, h. r. 61 Sullivan Steward James, laborer, b. 196 W. 26th Stevens William, pianos^ Second av. c. E. 25th Steward Ira R. (Rev.), h. 177 Cherry Stevens William, salesman, 27 Dey, h. Hoboken Steward John, sen. h. 158 Fifth av. Stevens William, engineer, h. 133 Av. C STEW ARD JOHN J r. & CO. drygoods, 5S B’dwav Stevens William, butcher, h, 153 Hammond h. 13 W. 21st uway» Stevens William, cooper, h. r. 23 Willett Steward Oliver, carpenter, h. 177 Cherry Stevens William, late driver, h. 322 W . 33d Steward Susan, wid. James, h. 92 Columbia Stevens William, cutter, h. 24 Jones Steward Thos. (col’d), driver, h. r. 202 W. 21st Stevens William, agent, h. 11 Bayard Steward Wm. (col’d), waiter, h. r. 121 Varick Stevens William, wheelwright, h. 129 Leroy Steward William, tinman, h. 251 Third av. Stevens William, wheelwright, h. 647 Greenwich Steward William, seaman, h. 49 Mott Stevens William, moulder, h. 165 Av. B Steward William A. clerk, 143 West, h. 19 Union sq Stevens William (col’d), porter, h. 119 Ridge Stewart Abraham, cooper, Prince c. Sullivan, h. 182 Stevens William, prov. 78 Wooster, h. 73 Wooster Church Stevens William H. broker, 12 Wall, h. Bixby’s h. Stewart Alexander, printer, h. 202 W. 15th Stevens William H. brushmaker, h. 173 Orchard Stewart Alexander, h. 378 Grand Stevens Wm. J. agt. foot Canal, h, 44S Greenwich Stewart Alexander, jeweler, 164 Canal, h. 164 Canal Stevens W . & A . provisions, 78 Wooster Stewart Alexander, machinist, h. 120 Cannon STEVENS & HOXIE, lawyers, 27 Beekman Stewart Alexander, rigger, h. r. 146 Cherry STEVENS & PADDOCK, feed, 329 Bowery STEW ART ALEXANDER T. & CO. drygoods, Stevens 112 King Stillwell Mary, wid. John, h. 58 Allen 3-L J. 664 STO Stillwell Richard, grocer, 72 Oortlandt, h. 186 Se­ cond ay. 8titeOrchardnaS B* draughtsmai1’ 19 Beckman, h. 126 Stillwell Wm. E. grocer, 72 Oortlandt, h. 186 Sec’nd ay. Stitt Alexander A. printer, h. 335 Sixth Stillwell William E. physician, h. 81 Oliver Stitt George S. lawyer, 52 John, h. 155 W. 23d Stillwell & Montross, clothiers, 112 Fulton Stitt James S. clerk, hi 23 Harrison Stilwell Absalom, teamster, h. r. 8 Av. D Stitt John, gilder, h. 34 Willett Stilwell Albert, machinist, b. 837 Front Stitt Joseph & Co. mers. 74 South, h. 5 W. 21st Stilwell Augustus, tailor, h. r. 223 Rivington §§§$ fW ja m J. spices, 145 Liberty, h. Jersey City Stilwell Benjamin M. lawyer, 11 Chambers Stitzel Chas. portemon. 54 Chatham h. 54 Chatham Stilwell Daniel E. author, h. 804 Greenwich Stivens Samuel N. druggist, 46 Cliff, h. 143 W 21st Stilwell Elizabeth, wid. Samuel, h. 47 Bowery Stivens & Haviland, feedstore, 329 Bowery Stilwell Isaac, sawyer, h. 60 Clarkson Stivenson Henry C. broker, 64 Beaver, h. IT Wood- Stilwell Isaac N. pilot, 21 Coenties si. hull, S. B rooklyn > Stilwell James, tobacco, h. 237 W. 24th Stivers Edward M. driver, h. 71 Second Stilwell John, brick, Charlton c. West, h. 16 Clarkson Stivers Elizabeth, furnishing, h 84 Chatham Stilwell John, engineer, h. 8 Amity pi. Stivers Margaret, wid. Abram K. h. 84 Stanton Stilwell Joseph A. carpenter, r. 199 W. 24th, h. 177 Stivers Rufus M. carriagemaker, 89 Eldridge h. 112 W. 32d Eldridge Stilwell Nathaniel N. police, h. 84 Hamersley Stivers Wm. carriagemaker, 50 Sixth & 95 Firstar Stilwell Richard E. dep. clerk, u. s. cir. et. New City h. Portchester hall, h. 153 Allen Stivesson Charles, carpenter, h. 3. Desbrosses Stilwell Rickason, h. 5 W. 12th Stivis Joseph, lamplighter, h. r. 61 James STILW ELL S. tailor, 228 Fulton, B rooklyn Stoar Conrad, engineer, h. r. 144 W. 30th Stilwell Sarah, wid. Joseph, h. 190 W. 19th Stobridge Gilbert, bootmaker, h. r. 128 Yarick Stilwell Silas M. lawyer, 51 Liberty, h. 21 Gramercy Stobs Abby, h. 191 Tenth av. park Stock Adam, varnisher, h. 168 Av. A Stilwell Sylvanus B. clothier, 112 Fultonr b. 75 Hen­ Stock Charles, laborer, h. r. 46 Delancey ry, B rooklyn Stock Enoch, blacksmith, h. 220 Second Stilwell William S. h. Third av. c. E. 84th Stock Henry, tailor, h. 87 Orchard Stilwell & Brothers, carpenters, 199 W. 24th Stock John, smith, h. 238 Third Stilwell & Swain, lawyers, 11 Chambers Stock Kasper, locksmith, r. 25 Houston Stillwell, Brown & Co. grocers, 72 Cortlandt Stock Mary, wid. Jacob, h. r. 165 Allen Stiman Louis, late grocer, h. 183 W. 33d Stock Myer, shoemaker, 563 Grand, h. 563 Grand Stimbog Solomon, pedler, h. 204 Rivington Stockbridge Benj. tailor, 2| Dey, h. 51 High, Br'Jclyn Stimmerman Claus, grocer, 15 Pell Stockbridge Joseph, acct. 10 Broadway, h. 308 Gold. Stimson Alex. L. express, 59 Broadway, h. B rooklyn B rooklyn Stimson Edwin B. physician, h. 33 W. 23d Stockdirk Frederick, grocer, 406 West, h. 406 West Stimson George A. express, 36 Broadway, h. — Hoyt Stockdirk & Ziegenbein, grocers, 406 West B rooklyn Stocker Banhander, wid. Bonerdeur, tailoress, h. r. Stimson George M. > Storms Joseph, plasterer, h. 72 Bank Storms Joseph H. surveyor, 53 Fulton, h. 186 Hester Stoutenborough William B. wirecloth, 114 o Storms Nicholas, blacksmith, h. 323 W. 29th 146 Dean, B rooklyn qav Sixth Storms Peter, machinist, h. 1 Macdougal Stoutenburgh Mary E. teacher, 5 Stanton, h. 307 bixm Storms B. H. cedarware, 1 Sixth av. h. 1 Sixth av. Stoutenburgh Alfred, weigher, .81 Broad, h. Storms Bachel, wid. Lewis, boardingh. 193 Prince W. 84th STR 667 STR Stoutenburgh David, drygoods, 96 Liberty, h. Jer­ sey Oit/y STRYesey MTJRRAY & BREWSTER, grocers, 51 Stoutenburgh Edward J. drygoods, 6 Park p i h. 60 Pierrepont, Brooklyn ^ a25ew * 17th ^ Bark pi. & 18 Murray, h. Stoutenburgh Jno. A. lawyer, 52 John, h. 101 E. 30th Stoutenburgh Samuel K. clerkr h. 36 King Stra25eW dlTthB' imp' 21 Park pI- & 18 Murray> h- Stoutenburgh William T. carman, h. 77 W. 30th Strange Henry, laborer, h. r. 93 Monroe Stoutenburgh W m T. weigher, 81 Broad, h. 66 W. 32d Strange James, blinds, h. 167 W. 17th Stouts Abraham, carman, h. 225 Lewis Strange John, tailor, h. 108 W. 19th Stouvenel Chas. china, 594 B’dway, h. 397 Houston STRANGE E. B. & BROTHER, imps. 21 Park pi. Stouvenel Francis, glasscutting, 58 Vesey, h. 397 Hous­ & 18 Murray ton Strangeway Tlio’s, clerk, 204 Chambers, h. 101 Troy Stouvenel John B. imp. 63 Ann, h. 91 W. 23d Strangman Samuel, clerk, h. 102 Suffolk Stouvenel Joseph, china, 567 Broadway, & 58 <&60 Stranskey Samuel, glazier, h. 210 Rivington Vesey, h. 107 Prince Stransky Matthew, glazier, h. 199£ Delancey Stouvenel Nicholas, china, 567 Broadway, & 58 & 60 Stranzky Solomon, glazier, h. 210 Rivington Yesey, h. 8 Second ay. Strasburger Moses, imp. 31 Maiden la. h. 129 Laurens Stouvenel J. & Co. china, 567 Broadway, & 58 & 60 Strasburger M. & Gootman, imp. 31 Maiden la. Yesey Strasburgh Abbey A. tobacconist, h. 168 Ludlow Stoveken Francis, grates, 10 Barclay, h. Jersey City Strasen John G. pianomkr. 116 Third av. h. 173 E. 11th Stovell John, dentist, h. 301 Hudson Strass Charles, shoes, .614 Broadway, h. 228 Sullivan Stovell Mary, dressmaker, h. 96 Amos Strasser Joseph, teacher, 307 Tenth Stow Charles I. shoes, 231 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Strasser William, clerk, h. 40 Norfolk Stow Frederick H. broker, 22 Exchange pi. h. 41 Wil­ Stratford George, engineer, h. 6 Morris low, Brooklyn Stratford James, drygoods, 561 Eighth av. h. 561 Stow George H. druggist, 43 Bowery, h. 43 Bowery Eighth av. Stow George W. acct 128 Pearl, h. 40 Willoughby, Stratton John, pianomaker, h. 173 E. 11th Brooklyn Strath William, gasfixtures, h. W. 25th c. Tenth av. Stow John E. fruit, 92 South, h. 139 Hicks, Brooklyn Strathearn Jos. baker, 456 Third av. h. 456 Third av. Stow John P. grocer, 63 Front, h. 122*Nassau, B klyn Stratten William (col’d), seaman, h. 529 Pearl Stow Joseph W. fancygoods, 53 John, h. 231 W. 30th Stratton Asa B. paver, h. 3 Troy Stowbridge Gilbert, shoemaker, h. r. 128 Yarick Stratton Charles, clock manufacturer, h. 91 Mercer Stowe William B. strawgoods, 15 Dey, h. 38 Sidney < Stratton Catharine, wid. William, h. r. Broadway n. pi. Brooklyn W. 48th Stowell Edward H. drygoods, 18 Broad, h. England Stratton Edward, rigger, h. 10 Oak StowellfHersey jr. imp. 53 Pine, h. Europe Stratton Enoch, mason, h. 164 W. 25th Stowell Leverett C. mer. 57 Broadway, h. 109 Monroe Stratton Erastus, guttapercha, foot W. 25th, h. 169 STOWELL WILLIAM C. hotel, h. I l l E. 24th Tenth av. STOWELL & CONGER, drygoods, Washington c. Stratton Eliphalet, hardware, 403 Third av. & 421 Montgomery, Jersey City Ninth av. h. 403 Third av. Strab Casper, blacksmith, h. 158 Second Stratton Ezra M coachmaker, 106 Elizabeth, h. 191 Strachan Abraham, butcher, 240 Seventh av. Broome Strachan Andrew, carpent’r, 39 Thomas, h. 57 Sullivan Stratton Henry D. h. 37 Hudson pi. Strachan John M. carpenter, h. 186 Laurens STRATTON JAMES, gasfitter, 1092 Broadway, h. Strachan Patrick, banker, 51 William, h. Julien’s ho. 135 W. 35th Strachan Robert, carpenter, h. r. 26 Trinity pi. Stratton James L. varnish, 141 Maiden la. h. A storia Strachan William B. carpenter, h. 186 Laurens STRATTON JAMES T. dentist, 111 Fourth av. • Strachan & Scott, bankers, 51 William Stratton John, gasfitter, 1092 B’way, h. 135 W. 15th Strack George, tailor, h. 44 Ninth av. Stratton Joseph, shipcarver, 173 Lewis, h. 672 Fourth Strackbein Louis, shoemaker, 88 Catharine, h. 118 Stratton Lewis, plasterer, h. 293 W. 31st Madison Stratton Nathaniel M. founder, novelty iron works, h. Strader Wm. H. butter, 239 Washington, h. 668 Wash. 187 Fifth Stradinger George, bootmaker, h. 154 Orchard Stratton Robert M. & Co. novelty iron works, 242 Stradtmann John H. mason, h. 99 Hudson Water, h. 167 E. 18th Strahan John, mer. — Broadway, h. 45 Monroe Stratton Yalentine, hardware, 305 Eighth av. Strahlheim Simon, imp. 69 Broadway, h. 31 Hudson Stratton William H. clerk, 28 & 30 John, h. 139 terrace, Hoboken Pearl, Brooklyn Strahlheim S. & Co. imps. 69 Broadway Straub Anthony, carpenter, h. r. 92 W. 29th Strailey Jacob, cutter, h. 172 Delancey Straub Anton, bootmaker, h. r. 134 Leonard Strain Adam, porter, h. 11 Jersey Straub Bernard, musician, h. W. 44th n. Ninth av. Strain Cornelius, carman, 127 W. 27th Straub Christine, dressmaker, h, 296 E. 13th Straiton John, 134 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Straub Conrad, keeper odd fellows’ hall, 171 Grand Strake George, tailor, h. 239 W. 44th Straub Friederich, shoemaker, h. 282 E. 13th Stramble Bolster, cabinetmaker, h. 31 Av. A Straub Friedrich, painter, h. 296 E. 31st Stranahan Henryjr. acct E. 22d, c. Av. A Straub Gottlieb, liquors, 123 Ridge, h. 123 Ridge Stranahan J. S. T. pres. 74 Broadway, h. Union c. Straub Leopold, carpenter, h. r. 65 Av. B Clinton, Brooklyn Straub John, grocer, 46 Av. A, h. 46 Av. A Stranbrough Lewis, carman, h. 29 Downing Straub Paul, shoes, h. 342 Seventh av. •' j Strand Henry, tasselmaker, h. 14 Allen Straub Philip, carpenter, h. r. 135 Sullivan Strand Oliver, carpenter, h. E. 34th n. Third av. Straub Philip, musician, h. 66 Marion Straney David, carman, h. 242 Elizabeth Straubrough Louis, carman, h. 29 Downing Strang Albert, shoemaker, h. jr. 298 Delancey Straul Jacob, h. 113 Bank Strang Charles E. cooper, 132 Broad, h. 163 W. 21st Straul Laurius, carpenter, h. r. 5 Av. B Strang Elizabeth, vegetables, 46 Clinton mkt. h. 501 Straus Abraham, shoes, 126 Lewis, h. 126 Lewis Washington Straus Abraham, pedler, h. 134 Attorney Strang Hester, bakery, h. 463 Third av. Straus Abraham, tailor, h. 19 Bayard Strang James C. hamessmaker, h. 66 Charlton Straus Bernard, pedler, h. r. 100 Columbia Strang John L. victualler, h. 260 W. 24th Straus David, tailor, h. r. 167 Second Strang John P. marketman, h. 501 Washington Straus Edward, watchmaker, 83 Roosevelt Strang Joseph W. lawyer, B’dway, h. 61 Clinton pi. Straus Henry, porterh. 15 Delancey, & grocer, 151 Strang Kirschbaum, slaughterhouse, W. 25th n. Ninth Chrystie, h. 15 Delancey av. h. W. 24th b. Ninth & Tenth avs. Straus Henry J. tailor, 243 Centre, h. 243 Centre Strang Samuel A. mer. 39 Water,-h. 61 Clinton pi. Straus Jacob, butcher, 8 Essex mkt h. 62 Essex Strang Stephen B. drygoods, 103 Liberty, h. 61 Clin­ Straus Jacob, pedler, h. 11 Av. B ton pi. Straus Jacob, pedler, h. 117 Columbia Strang Theodos’s, dryg’ds, 103 Liberty, h. 49 W. 11th Straus Jobst H. grocer, 15 Delancey, h. 15 Delancey Strang. Wm. H. butcher, 50 Eighth av. h. 172 W. 27th Straus Jonas, drygoods, 165 Houston Strang William H. trunkmaker, h. 80 Charlton £ Straus Julius, com. mer. Clinton mkt. Strang & Bogert, coopers, 132 Broad Straus Lewis, drygoods, 165 Houston, h. 165 Houston Strang, Adriance & Co. drygoods, 108 Liberty Straus Manuel, butcher, h. r. 192 Stanton STR 6b8 STR Straus Moses, tailor, h. 231 Second Straus Philip, pedler, h. 57 Attorney StriB J o S w ? ne M' mimnerr> 825 Broadway, h. 327 Straus Simon, pedler, h. 240 Rivington Striker Elias, carman, h. 13 Watts Straus Solomon, clothier, 21 Cedar, h. 61 Columbia Straus Solomon, pedler, h. 130 Attorney kn S ett H' jr‘ lawyer’ 78 Broadway> h- S h orn . Straus J. & Brother, drygoods, 165 Houston Strauss Alexander, horsedealer, h. 153 Attorney StriX f « T / Se H' ° ° m- 78 Broadway, h. Bloom. Strauss Arnold, carpenter, h. r. 99 Norfolk Striker Henry, hairdresser, h. 9 Pitt Strauss Bernard, butcher, 9 Essex mkt. h. Rivington Striker Mary, dressmaker, h. 218 Mulberry n. Norfolk Striker William H. stoves, 242 Grand, h.242 Grand Strauss Bernard, shoemaker, h. 99 Allen String James (col’d), coachman, h. 1 Jersey Strauss Bernard, lodging, 87 Chatham String John, carpenter, h. 108 Ridge Strauss Bernard, shoemaker, h. 101 Norfolk Stringer James, publisher, 222 B’dwav, h. 429 Broome Strauss Charles, tailor, 258 Stanton Strmger Robert, plasterer, h. r. 108 W. 19th Strauss David, butcher, Essex mkt. h. 134 Broome Stringer William, carpenter, h. 46 Watts Strauss Eli, dealer, h. 310 Third av. Stringer & Townsend, published 222 Broadway Strauss Frederick, broker, 12 Broadway, h. 26 Spring Stripling William, conductor, h. 55 E. 26th Strauss Gottfried, liquors, h. 86 Pitt Stritch Patrick, matts, h. 82 Ridge Strauss Charles, tailor, 258 Stanton Striter Philip, tailor, h. 199 Cedar Strauss David, butcher, Essex mkt. h. 62 Essex Stritt Lewis, machinist, h. r. 95 Delancey Strauss Eli, dealer, h. 810 Third av. Strittmatter Anselm, tailor, h. 67 Sheriff Strauss Frederick, broker, 12 Broadway, h. 26 Spring Strittmatter Jacob, liquors, 117 Delancey Strauss Gottfried, liquors, h. 86 Pitt Strobach Aug. tailor, h. r. 546 Eighth av. Strauss Jacob, butcher, 4 Essex mkt. h. 62 Essex Strobel Jacob, tailor, h. 144 Av. A Strauss James, fancygoods, 394 Grand, h. 394 Grand Strobel Peter, mariner, h. r. 216 Second Strauss Julius (Rev.), h. 124 Hamersley Strobel Philip, tables, 9 Elizabeth, h. 135 Sullivan Strauss Meyer, pedler, h. 223 Houston Strobert Valentine, laborer, h. 94 Pitt Strauss Morris W. mer. h. I l l Av. B Strockbine Henry, h. 265 W. 21st Strauss Moses, pedler, h. 250 Stanton Strodl John, violinmaker, h. 235 Centre Strauss Peter, turner, h. 46 Orchard Strodthoff Christopher, pianomaker, h. 66 Irving pi Strauss Samson, barkeeper, h. 54 Orchard Strodtman Frederick, grocer, 48 Mulberry, h. 48 Strauss Simon, fancygoods, 148 Canal, h. 148 Canal Mulberry Strauss Solomon, butcher, h. 240 Rivington Strodtman Henry, shipfastener, h. 124 Lewis Strauss J. & Bro. drygoods, 165 Houston Strodtman John H. grocer, 445 Twelfth, h. 445 Strauss & Emanuel, fancygoods, 394 Grand Twelfth Strausz Henry, drygoods, 81 Av. B, h. 31 Av. B Stroh Anton, sievemaker, 148 Forsyth Strausz Levy, shoes, h. 79 Suffolk Stroh C. Robert, boxmaker, h. r. 84 Essex Straut Abram, h. 99 Charlton Strohecker Wilhelm, blacksmith, h. 158 Second Straut Jacob, h. 113 Bank Strohhefer Mary, wid. Francis, h. W. 46th n. Eighth Straw Samuel, segars, h. 127 Ridge av. Straws Ann (col’d), washing, h. 560* Pearl Strohl Jacob, moulder, h. 250 Fifth Straws Charles, tailor, h. 260 Stanton Strohm Charles, tinsmith, h. 227 E. 17th Straws Francis L. tinsmith, 4 Amos, h. 4 Amos Strohm Christian, porterh. 50 Chatham Strebeigh Robert M. publisher, h. 99 E. Broadway Strohm John, liquors, h. 23 Clinton Strebel Joseph, agent, 104 Greenwich, h. 79 Bloom­ Strolimeier Frederick, grocer, 90 Laight, h. 90 Laight field, Hoboken Strohmenger Joseph, shoemaker, h. 137 Suffolk Strecker Charles, com. mer, 58 New Strong Adam, clothing, 169 Houston Strecker John H. grocer, 469 Broome, h. 469 Broome Strong Andrew, late tailor, h. 140 Amos Streding Philip, tailor, h. 475 Second av. Strong Andrew M. carman, h. 367 Sixth Streely Christy, shoemaker, h. 173 E. 16th Strong Charles E. lawyer, 68 Wall, h. 38 E. 22d Streep Godfrey, carman, h. 105 Horatio Strong Christopher, exchange, 120 Delancey, h. 120 Streep Miles, tailor, h. 52 Roosevelt Delancey Street James (col’d), waiter, h. r. 63 Mercer Strong Edward, drugs, 153 Water, h. 20 Vandewater Street Joseph, goldbeater, h. 44 Av. D Strong Eleanor (col’d), wid. Edw. h. r. 25 Minetta la. Street Joseph, staircasemaker, h. 110 Ninth av. Strong Ed. A. vice-pres. ins. co. 45 Wall, h. 98 E. 21st Street Michael, laborer, h. 327 W. 27th Strong James, driver, h. 175 Av. C Street Sinclair (col’d), waiter, h. 49 Watts Strong James D. produce, 58 Wash’ton mkt. h. N.J. Street William, shoemaker, h. 27 Cherry Strong James H. u. s. n. h. 73 W. 21st Street William H. printer, h. 23 Whitehall Strong George T. lawyer, 68-Wall, h. 74 E. 21st Street William I. lawyer, 20 Nassau, h. Staten Is. Strong Geo. W. & Go. lawyers, 68 Wall, h. 70 E. 21st Streete Theodore, cooper, 84* Allen, h. 84* Allen Strong John, mer. 166 Pearl Streeter Francis A. physician* h. 46 Third av. Strong John, carpenter, 88 Bleecker Streeter Stephen, shipjoiner, h. 656 Fourth Strong John, tobacco, 74*Front Streicher Joseph, tailor, h. 207 Av. B Strong John W. B. printer, h. 208 Broome Streightoff Frances, widow, h. 303 Spring Strong Joseph, bricklayer, h. 19 Clinton Streiner Fredericb, tailor, h. 240 E. 14th Strong Joseph, com. deeds, 58 Wall, h. 96 W. 22d Strembl Bilster, cabinetmaker, h. 31 Av. A Strong Joseph, pedler, h. 626 Fourth Stremmell Jonas, mer, 15 Gold, h. 6 Eighth av. Strong Joseph M. imp. 25 William, h. 9 Waverley pi Stremmell William, moulder, h. 134 Stanton Strong Margaret, wid. Frederick, h. 95 Norfolk Streney David, packer, h. 242 Elizabeth Strong Mary, dressmaker, h. 83 Second Stretch Thomas, laborer, h. 376 Ninth Strong Michael, patternmaker, h. 1 Horatio Stretfort James, h. 561 Eighth av. Strong Oliver S. pres. 9 Cedar, h. Second av. c. 18th Strets George H. segars, 326 Houston, h. 326 Houston Strong Patrick, patternmaker, h. 238 W. 13th Strettle George, plasterer, h. 259 Av. A Strong Peter R. 94 Maiden la. h. Astoria Stretton Edward, rigger, h. 10 Oak Strong Richard S. trunks, 1 Bleecker, h. 320 Bowery Strever Jacob H. forcepumps, 814 Broadway, h. 279 Strong Robert, cashier city bank, 52 Wall E. Broadway Strong Robert M. K. lawyer, 56 Wall, h, 205 Henry Strieker Mary, dressmaker, h. 47 Spring Strong Seymour J. clerk p. o. h. 8 E. 29th Strieker Hannah (col’d), wid. Reuben, h. r. 62 Leo­ STRONG THOMAS W. publisher, 98 Nassau, h. 404 nard Broome „_ Strickland Henry S. liquors, 567 Grand, h. 578 Grand strong William ir. millinery, 39 John, h. 165 E. B way Strickland Jane, wid. Jacob, h. 312 Delancey strong Wm. B. trunks, 105 Maiden la. h. 102 Forsyth Strickland Samuel, engineer, h. 80 Chrystie itrong William F. bookkeeper, 17 & 19 Park row, h. Strickland Sylvan B. carman, h. r. 4 Av. D 19 Park row v_ . . Strickman William, laborer, h. r. W. 41st n. Ninth av itrong Wm. K. wool, 50 & 52 Pine, h. 40 Union pi. Stridz Samuel, glazier, h. 49 Cross itrong William S. provisions, 238 Washington, n. Stride Charles, cabinetmaker, h. r. 52 Allen Patten’s hotel Porter» 218 Washington, h. 191 Franklin iTRONG & SMITH, importers, 25 William Strike John, carman, h. r. E. 39th, n. Second av. itrong, Bidwell & Strong, lawyers, 68 Wall Striker Ann (col’d), dressmaker, h. 11 York itross Julius, butcher, Clinton mkt. h. 211 Fifth STU 669 STU Strotthof Christopher, pianomaker, 66 Irving pi. Stuart John, laborer, h. 408 Tenth Stroub Henry J. late mer. h. 2T1 Elizabeth Stroub John L. & Co. mers. 52 Beaver, h. 255 Elizabeth t0? 11’ ^a^or’ “ •r- 49 Oliver btuart John, twinemaker, h. 519 Tenth av. Stroub Julia A. wid. Jacob L. vestmkr, h. 198 Broome Stuart John, carman, h. 141 E. 25th Stroud Edward, pianos, h. 66 Greenwich av. Stuart John, seaman, h. 240 Cherry Stroud James, drygoods, 4 Pine, h. 240 Eighth av. Stuart John, weaver, 82 Eldridge, h. 47 Norfolk Stroup George W. upholsterer, h. 865 Hudson Stuart John M. drygoods, 21 Park row, h. 259 W . 21st Strous Ezekiel, furrier, h. r. 182 Third Stuart John R. printer, 81 Fifth, h. 97 Third Strous Feist, segars, 223 Houston, h. 228 Houston Stuart John S. h. 91 Greenwich .Strous Isaac, shoes, 79 Av. B, h. 79 Av. B Stuart Joseph, drygoods, 33 Nassau, h. 86 Beach Strouse Alexander, clothing, 2 Cedar, h. 62 Norfolk Stuart Margaret, matron h. industry, h. 98 W. 16th i Strouse Alexander, horsedealer, h. 153 Attorney Stuart Maria J. wid. John, h. 83 Crosby Strouse Arnold, carpenter, h. r. 99 Norfolk Stuart Martha P. wid. Charles, h. 96 E. Broadway Strouss Solomon, drygoods, 1 Av. D, h. r. 1 Av. D Stuart Mary, wid. Patrick, vestmaker, h. 289 Bowery Strouss Solomon, pedler, h. 180 Attorney Stuart Mary H. fancygoods, 250 Bowery, h. 250 B’ry Strow James R. lawyer, 289 Broadway Stuart Robert, carman, 114 W. 29th Strbw John D. real estate, 289 Broadway Stuart Robert L. sugar refiner, Greenwich c. Cham­ Struatrs John, baker, h. r. W. 41st n. Ninth av. bers, h. Fifth av. c. W. 20th Strube Conrad, tailor, h. 195 Av. B Stuart Sarah, h. 6 Ridge Strube Henry A. clothing, 881 B’way, h. 881 B’way Stuart Samuel, founder, h. 302 First av. Strube Louis, butcher, h. 142 Ludlow Stuart Sidney H. justice, 12 Greenwich av. h. 65 Strube William, bandboxmaker, h. 215 Stanton E. 27th Strubel John, tailor, h. 813 Eighth Stuart Susan, wid. James, varieties, 52 Thompson Strubel Laveel, gardener, h. r. W. 89th n. Tenth av. Stuart William, h. 10 Lafayette pi. Struben John, grocer, 68 Barclay, h. Bayard c. Mul­ Stuart William, carman, h. 162 E. 24th berry Stuart William, tailor, h. r. 87 Monroe Struble Alfred, carman, h. 607 Greenwich Stuart William, bricklayer, h. 50 W. 30th Struble George M. carman, h. 607 Greenwich Stuart J. £a jrHm Sweeny John, cabinetmaker, h; 156 Second Swift Jas. M. imp. 110 Front, h. 46 Kemsen, M Sweeny John, liquors, h. 87 Mulberry Swift Jeremiah D. tailor, h. 11 Leroy Sweeny John, weaver, h. W. 39th n. Tenth av. Swift John H. mer. 207 Pearl, h. 26 W. 20th Sweeny John, laborer, h. 12 Oak Swift John P. carman, h. 47 Chrystie Sweeny John, hardware, 76 Orange Swift Jonathan W. grainer, h- 140 Thompson Sweeny Margaret, wid. John, h. r. 169 Mulberry Swift Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 266 Third av. Sweeny Mary, wid. John, h. E. 47th n. First av. Swift Michael, police, h. 70 King goth Sweeny Michael, butcher, Union m kt h. 230 Second Swift Moses H. hardware, 209 ^ 1 , h. fH Sweeny Michael, shoemaker, h. r. 103 Sheriff Swift Orrin, agent, 194 Brway, b. 75 Sands, Sweeny Miles, laborer, h. 141 E. 24th Swift Patrick, police, h. 272 W. 20th Sweeny Miles, smith, h. 241 E. 18th Swift & Ide, strawgoods, 62 Cedar SZU 675 TA1 Swift Robert, shoemaker, h. 89 E. Broadway SW IFT, HURLBUT & CO. hats, 20T Pearl X Swift & Co. merchants, 72 Wall Swift & Oakley, liquors, 40 Bowery Taaff Patrick, laborer, h. 853 W . 26th Swiker John, bookbinder, h. t . 118 Ludlow Taaffe Peter, bootmaker, h. 68 Beach Swinborne James, clerk, 27 Front, h. B rooklyn Taaffe Thomas, clerk, h. 274 W. 18th Swinbourne Henry, instruments, h. 11 Hamilton Tabba John, painter, h. 176 W. 16th Swindell John W. 23 Malden la. h. 95 S. Eighth, Wilr Tabele Joseph H. machinist, 66 Gold, h. 129 Hester liam sburgh Tabele Mary, wid. James, h. 129 Hester Swingewood Mary, h. 300 Mott Tajbele Mary, wid. Philip, h. 87 W. 12th Swinton Alfred, engraver, 290 Broad wayyh. Staten L Tabens Lupke, sawfiler, h. W. 86th n. Ninth av. Swinton & Fay, engravers, 290 Broadway Taber Henry M. broker, 76 Wall, h. 45 E. 28d Switzer Aaron O. salesman, 41 Water, h. Wyckoff’s Taber Augustus, marble. 386 Gr'nwich, h. 141 Hud’n hotel Taber Augustus B. 229 Broadway Switzer Adam, clerk, h. 122 Twelfth Taber Charles C. broker, 76 Wall, h. Yonkers Switzer Andrew, carpenter, h. 19 Jay Taber Clarkson, accountant, 886 Greenwich Switzer Charles, outcher, h. r. 119 Willett Taber Esther, widow, h. 45 E. 28d Switzer Henry, carpenter, 21 Gold, h. Washington pi. Taber J. Chase, hotel, 229 Broadway B rooklyn Taber James, confect 295 Bleeker, h. 295 Bleecker Switzer J. Aug. imp. 52 John, h. B rooklyn Taber Job, hotel, 229 Broadway Switzer Lewis, importer, 72 William, h. B rooklyn Taber Pardon, jeweler, h. 20 Greenwich Switzer Maximilian, laces, 55 John, h. 40TJniv. pi. Taber J. & Son, hotel, 229 Broadway Switzer Samuel, moulder, h. 183 E. 25th Tabor Thomas N. h. 815 Washington Swoboda John, find'gs, 527 Eighth av. h. 527 Ei’th av. Table Mary. wid. James, h. 129 Ilester Swords Charles R. 95 Cedar, h. Carlton house Tackmann Theodore J. segars, 128 Columbia, h. 123 Swords Christopher, butcher, h. 177 First av. Columbia Swords George H. hardware, 40 Dey, h. Tarrytow n Taekney Connor, carter, h. 41 Perry 8 words Henry, assessor, h. 142 Amity Tackney John, carman, h. 41 Perry Swords James R. books, 187 Br’ way, h. 286 Fourth av. Taekney Patrick, carman, h. 137 W. 13th Swords John, coachman, 421 Sixth av. Tackney Susan M. milliner, h. 40 Cornelia Swords Mary, wid. Thomas, h. 236 Fourth av. Tadman Peter L. chemist, 81 Bleecker, h. 101 Spring Swords Thos. q'rm’r u. s. a. 6 State, h. 41 E. 19th Tadman & Co. chemists, 81 Bleecker Swords William H.•butcher, h. 444 Third av. Tafe Patrick, polisher, h. 858 W. 26th Swords G. H. & Co. hardware, 40 Dey Taff David J. spam taker, foot Third, h. 289 Seventh Sworn Reuben, carman, h. r. 122 Norfolk Taff Henry, sparmakr, foot Third, h. Stam ford, Conn, Swthof William, tailor, h. 198 E. 17th Taff John, tailor, h. 5 Little Water Syer William, laborer, 58 Ludlow Taff John, waiter, h. 4 Stone Syer William, broker, 27 Wall, h AT. Orleans Taff Nicholas, grocery, 39 Laurens, h. 89 Laurens Sykappher Johanna, tailor, h. 191 Second Taff Thomas, tailor, h. 119 E. 24th Sykes John jr. imp. 77 Pine, h. Wash’gton av. B 'klyn Taff H. & D. J. sparmakers, foot Third Sykes Jonathan, weaver, r. 101 W. 27th Taffe John, blacksmith, h. 156 W . 28th Sykes Joseph, late liquors, h. 87 Pearl Taffe William, painter, h. 825 W. 17th Sykes Lorenzo A. engineer, 31 Wall, h. 44Grove Taffen JobmH. jeweler, r. 63 Ann, h. 195 W . 30th Sykes Reuben A. cabinetmaker, h. 124 Macdougal Taft A. R. merchant, 80 Wall, h. Charleston Sykies Luke, boilermaker, h. r. 38 Lewis Taft And. B. carpenter, 52 White, h. 67th n. Ei’th av. Sylva Jesse, painter, h. 82 W . 17th Taft Henry, ink, 112 Eldridge, h. 112 Eldridge Sylvaen Margaret, dressmaker, h. 238 W . 17th Taft James H. drug broker, 83 Beaver, h. 150 Duf- Sylvenus Hugh, tailor, h. 7 Jersey field, B rooklyn Sylvester Charles, fringemaker, h. 479 Pearl Taft Rebecca A. wid. Jonathan, h. 101 Stanton Sylvester Christian, imp. h. 207 Walker Taft Samuel M. baker, ISO Madison, h. 180 Madison Sylvester John, vinegar, 186 E. 27th, h. Jersey City Taft Susanna, wid. Otis, h. 85 Attorney Sylvester Lewis, boots and shoes, 408 Bowery, h. 408 Taft William S. mason, h. 891 Sixth Bowery Taft William Y. police, h. 54 Horatio Sylvester Lyon, tinner, h. 116 Centre Tag Chas. tobacconist, 214 Front, h. 130 E. B’dway Sylvester Philip, tailor, h. r. 242 Division Tag Charles, boardingh. 5 Doyers Sylvester Solomon, boots & shoes, 408 Bowery, h. Tagan Simon, liquors, 477 Ninth av. h. 477 Ninth av. 408 Bowery Taggard George, carpenter, h. r. Eleventh av. Sylvester S. & Son, boots & shoes, 408 Bowery Taggard John, boardingh. 48 Monroe, h. 40 Monroe Syl ware Joseph (col’d), tailor, h. 497 Houston Taggard William H. lawyer, 80 Wall Symen Morris, tailor, h. 104 Bayard Taggard & Pinkney, lawyers, 80 Wall Symes John, wheelwright, h. 9 Vandam Taggart Charles, bookkeeper, h. 214 Mott Symes Mary, wid. John, h. r. 729 Greenwich Taggart Francis, grocer, h. 273 W. 28th Symes William, blacksmith, h. 50 Downing Taggart George W. woodenware, 15 Fulton & 202 Symes William, milk, 63 W. Br’way, h. 63 W . B’way Front, h. 113 W. 36th Symms James, liquors, 28 Rector & 175 E. 16th, h. Taggart John, laborer, h. r. 66 N. Moore 175 E. 16th Taggart John G. artist, Unrsity buildg. h. 123 Biker Symons Chas. butcher, 152 Fourth av. h.149 4th av. Taggart Joseph W. (Rev.), h. 168 W. 17th ' Syms John G. firearms, 44 Chatham, h. 82 Mott Taggart Michael, cooper, 42 Nassau, h. Seventh c. S. Syms John, decor, painter, h. 89£ Carmine 4th, W illiam sburgh i Syms Rebecca, wid. Sam. wind, shades, 39£ Carmine Taggart Daniel, tavern, 129 Troy, h. 129 Troy Syms Robert H. artist, h. 95 Charles Taggart Owen, shoemaker, h. 108 E. 25th ' Syms Sam. R. firearms, 177 Brdway, h. 72 Murray Taggart Thomas, segarmaker, h. 154 Hammond Syms Simeon, pedler, h. 240 Rivington Taggart & Gray, woodenware, 15 Fulton & 202 Front \Syms William i. firearms, 44 Chatham & 177 Broad­ Tagliabue Guiseppe, barom’rs, 298 Pearl, h. 298 Pearl way, h. 44 Murray Tagliabue John, glass instruments, 165 Walker ' Syms & Malcolm, painters, 39£ Carmine Tailer Alice, wid. Daniel, nurse, h. 329 W. 22d t Synnott Michael, stagedriver, h. 127 W. 24th Tailer Andreas, milk, 248 E. 18th h. 243 E. 18th 1 Sypher Lewis, carpenter, W. 82d, bet. Eighth & Ninth Tailer Edward N. stockbroker, 49 William, h. 284 ava h. 84 W. 20th Fourth : Sypher Maria, wid. Ludwick, h. 21 Clinton Taillant Cyprian, upholsterer, h. 73 W. 24th v t Sypher Thomas, carman, h. 146 E. 21st Tailor Morris, tailor, h. 240 Elizabeth i Syphers Martha Ann, wid. Isaac, boardingh. 285 Tailor Samuel, butcher, h. 87 Watts Sixth av. _ . Tain Martin, mason, h. 217 W. 25th i Syz John, importer, 48 Beaver, li. Philadelphia Tairney Timothy, shoemaker, h. 247 E. 18th • X Syz John G. mer. 48 Beaver, h. 152 Waverley pi. Tait Andrew, tailor, h. 85 Orchard t Syz, Irminger & Co. imps. 48 Beaver Tait Arthur, artist 150 Spring, h. 150'Spring ? Szadeczky EdwardL. coffee, 290 Pearl, h -g r'k ly n Tait Ellen, wid. John, boardingh. ,42 W. Wash’ton p l . t Szpaczek Florentine, teacher of piano, h.212 Third av. Tait George, mer. 121 Pearl, h. Harrison, B rooklyn n Tarrant John A. druggist 278 Greenwich, h. Flush­ Taylor Asher, sec’y ins. co. 53.Fulton, h. 186 TV. 32d ing, L. I Taylor Bastel. laborer, h. -r. 129 Pitt Tarratt Joseph & Sons, merchants, 32 Cliff Taylor Bayard, assist editor, Tribune buildings Tarrell Michael, junk, h. 231 E. 11th Taylor Benjamin, blacksmith, h. 104 E. 25$i Tarrell Michael, tailor, h. 170 E. 16th Taylor Benjamin, carman, h. 26 Downing Tartter Jacob, hotel, 372 Pearl, h. 372 Pearl Taylor Benjamin, carpenter, h. r. 169 Wooster Tartter Philip, lacemaker, li. r. 220£ Brooome Taylor Beni. R. indiarubber, 19 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Tartter J. & W. Roedenberger, hotel, 872 Pearl Taylor Benjamin S. grocer, 80 Vesey, h. 4 Franklin Tasche Meta, wid. Henry, liquors, 15 West, h. 15 W. terrace, Hoboken Tasche Henry, tailor, h. r. 101 Forsyth Taylor Betsey, ladies’ linen* h. 178 Christopher Tashe Ginsey, tailor, h. r. 101 Forsyth Taylor Burtis S. butcher, 609 Ninth av. Tasheira Maria, wid. James L. *h. t . 29 Cornelia Taylor Cath. wid. Wm. seamstress, h. r. 31 Marion Tasher Michael, laborer, h. 9 Av. B Taylor Charles, pianomaker. h. 121 E. 26th Tasker John, smith, h. 79 W. 27th Taylor Charles G. mer. 14 Wall, h. 50 W. 11th Tarker John H. combs,, 6 Murray, h. B rooklyn Taylor Charles K. lawyer, 65 Chatham, h. 53 E. 24th Tasker Walter, machinist, h. r. 36 Columbia Taylor Charles M. sash & blindmaker, h. 157 Houston. Tasker William, combs, 6 Murray and 9 Park pi. h. Taylor Chloe («coVd), wid. Joseph, cook, h 8 Jersey 24 Schermerhorn, B rooklyn Taylor Christian, shoemaker, h. 75 James 'Tasse Nicholas, carpenter, h.r. 202 Fifth Taylor D. Austin, buttons, 45 Cedar, h. 1*36 Pearl, Tassel Anne, wid. Abraham, li. 199 Av. C B rooklyn Tate Elizabeth B. wid. Samuel, h. 29 Norfolk Taylor Daniel B. lawyer, 136 Nassau, h. 53 E. 30th Tate Isaac E. bootmaker, 427 Broadway, h. 63 Grand Taylor Daniel C. oils, 84 Broad, h. Staten Island Tate Isaac P. shoes, 427 Broadway, h. 63 Grand Taylor Daniel G. upholsterer, h. 21 Walker Tate James, clerk, h. r. 104 Mott * Taylor Daniel M. machinist, 44 Ann, h. B rooklyn Tate Jane (col’ d), widow, washing, h. 45 Watts Taylor David, laborer, h. 495 Tenth av.^ Tate John, shoemaker, h. r. 115 ‘Sullivan Taylor David B. acc’t, 77 John, h. Williamsburqh Tate John, stevedore, 85 West, h. 152 Greenwich Taylor David H. baker, h. 215 Church Tate Mary, wid. Robert, tailoress, h. 276 E. 18th Taylor Edward, plumber, 546 Hudson, h. 515 Hudson Tate Robert, shipwright, h. 282 Sixth Taylor Edward (col'd), carman, r. 136 Chrystie Tate Thomas, drygoods, 86 Canal, h. 75 Greene Taylor Edward F. actor, h. 249 Centre Tate Thomas, tailor, h. 328 Monroe Taylor Edward G. bookbinder, 10 Spruce, h. 268 Hud­ Tate William, fancy store, 157 Eighth av. son av. B rooklyn Tate William, xlate customs, 17 More Taylor Edward L. pianofortemaker, h. 125 Orchard Tate William W. porterh. 57 Whitehall, h. B rooklyn Taylor Edwin II. Mquors, 8 Erie pi. h. Bridgeport. Tatem John B. broker, 5 Nassau, h. 296 W. 24th Taylor Eld ad, temperance hotel, 28 Cortlandt Taylor Elias O. tailor, h. 146 Chrystie Tateosyan H. confectionery, 87 Bleecker. h. 87 B iker Tatham Benj. mer. 82 Beekman, h. ‘35 Stuyvesant Taylor Elias W. carrier, h. 146 Chrystie Tatham Chas. B. leadpipe, 82 Beekman, h. B'kVyn Taylor Eliza, wid. John, h. h. 39 E. 28th Tatham George, clerk, h. 208 Av. A Taylor Eliza, wid. Robert L. h. 109 Eldridge Tatham & Brothers, leadpipe, 82 Beekman Taylor Eliza P. wid. Thomas P. h. 95 Madison Taylor Elizabeth, wid. John, h. 1 Versailles ot. Tatnall Elizab. wid. Sami. A. h. E. 30th n. Fifth av. Tatro Lewis, cabinetmaker, h. r. 84 Hamersley Taylor Elizabeth, tailoress, h. 81 Third av. Tatt John, shoemaker, h. 410 Seventh av. Taylor Elizabeth, wid Alex, nurse, h. 175 E. 24th Tattersail William K. agent, h. 20 First av. Taylor Elizabeth, wid. Henry, h. 42 Av. D Tattle Samuel, marblecutter, h. 156 Hammond Taylor Evan, -carman, h. 61 Cannon Tatum Edward, glass, 161 Water, h. New Jersey Taylor Fanny, wid. Isaac, poulterer, 12 Washington Tau er John A. importer, 32 Dey inkt. h. 2 Lispenard Taubert Herman, cabinetmaker, h. 151 Broome Taylor Francis, pianomaker, r. 208 Sullivan, h. 18 Taufkirch-Philip, tailor, h. 166 Broome Bedford Tange John, carman, h. 305 W. 29th Taylor Francis (col’d), whitewasher, h. r. 167 Ludlovr TAULMAN JOHN D. 'druggist, 562 Eighth av. h. TAYLOR FRANCIS C. liquors, 3 Erie pi. h. W 562 Eighth av. Murray Tauscher John & Henry Eichinger, leather, 144 W, Taylor Frederick, seaman, h. r. 88 James 35th, h. 143 W. 35th Taylor Frederick G. wigmaker, h. r. 15 Monroe Tausey Thomas, sawyer, h. 355 W . 29th Taylor Gad, buttons, 45 Cedar, h. 12 Sidney pi. Taussig Win. & Co. pursemakers, 186 Pearl, h. 117 B rooklyn Taylor George, h. 120 Willett Tautyhaeus Jacob, colormaker, h. r. 113 Chrystie Taylor George, laborer, h. r. 643 Washington Tavir Anthony, clerk, h. r. 302 W. 27th Taylor George, clerk, h. 811 Spring Tavza Francis, cooper, li. 166 W. 80th Taylor George, gilder, h. 54 Macdougal Taw John A. shipcalker, h. 125 Goerck Taylor Geo. liquors, $4 W. Br’dway. h. 96 Hamersley Taws Peter H. printer, 13 Spruce, h. B rooklyn Taylor George, carman, h. 26 Downing Taws & Russell, printers, 13 Spruce Taylor George, clerk, h. 227 W. 16th Taylor Abraham, professor music, 25 Nassau, h. 1*61 TAYLOR GEORGE, lawyer, 7 Broad, h. Joralemoa Livingston, B rooklyn 'J c. Clinton, B rooklyn T A Y L O R ABNER, boots & shoes, 312 Greenwich, Taylor George, publisher, 117 Fulton, h. 493 Broome h. 348 Greene Taylor George, shoemaker, h. 280 W.^ 27th Taylor Abraham, b. 240 Spring Taylor George, speculator, h. 200 Spring TAY 678 TAY Taylor George & Co. fruit, 95 Washington mkt. h. 91 Taylor John B. clothing, 86 Eighth av. & 190 Hous­ Sullivan ton, h. 794 Washington Taylor George B. carman, h. W. 48th n. Ninth av. Taylor John C. late mer. 257 Greenwich, h. Pat­ Taylor Geo. G. sec'y Bowery fire ins. co. 124 Bowery ten’s hot h. 82 Eldridge Taylor John E. goldbeater, h. 255 W. 45th Taylor George H. physician, 2 E. 11th Taylor John F. corks, 184 Water, h. 639 Water Taylor George L. com. of deeds, 88 Chambers Taylor John G. costumer, h. 58 Prince Taylor George W. cabinetmaker, h. 284 Broome Taylor John L. builder, 68 W. 13th Taylor George W. trusses* 12 Ann, h. N ewark Taylor John N. varnisher, h. 273 Third Taylor Gilbert, bootmaker, 104 Mulberry Taylor John O. stables, 72 E. 24th, h. E. 24th c Taylor Gorham P. grocer, 87 Pike, h. 98 DuflSeld, Third av. Brooklyn Taylor John S. publisher, 17 Ann, b. Brooklyn Taylor Hannah, wid. James (col’d), washing, b. 89 Taylor John W. baker, h. 124 E. 19th Thompson Taylor John W. coffee, 243 Centre, h. 131 Norfolk Taylor Hannah, wid. Truxton, h. r. 124 Macdougal Taylor John W. papermarb. 65 Gold, h. 21 Scammet Taylor Henry, h. 87 W. 22d Taylor John & Sons, grocers, 40 W. 13th Taylor Henry, locksmith, 124 Walker Taylor John W. (col’d), seaman, h. r. 63 Sullivan Taylor Henry, paper, h. r. 167 Second Taylor Jonathan, commission, 23 Washington mkt Taylor Henry W. vegetables, 28 Clinton mkt. h. 87 h. 77 Robinson Watts Taylor Jonathan, hamessmaker, h. 95 W. 24th Taylor Henry, carman, h. 114 Goerck Taylor Joseph, com. mer. W. 36th n. Eighth av. Taylor Henry, clerk, h. 69 Eldridge Taylor Joseph, metalroller, h. 1 Second Taylor Henry, smith, 648 Water, h. 648 Waiter Taylor Joseph, foundry, W. 40th n_ Eighth av. L Taylor Henry A. 14 Wall, h. 50 W. 11th Seventh av. c. W„ 40th Taylor Henry E. importer, 81 Maiden la. h. 823 Taylor Joseph, liquors, h. 157 Broome Bridge, Brooklyn Taylor Joseph, printer, 47 Gold, h. 98 S. 7th, Wil­ Taylor Henry J. silks, 76 William, h. 13 W. 24th liamsburgh Taylor Heniy W. bookbinder, 9 Thames, h. 68 Taylor Joseph B. brewer, 356 G’nwfch, h. 8 Hubert Charlton Taylor Joseph D, mer. 66 South, h. New Jersey Taylor Hester H. wid. Capt. William, h. 20 Norfolk Taylor Joseph G. liquors, 3 Erie pi. h. 146 Chrystie Taylor Hugh, baker, 456 Greenwich, h. 456 G’wich Taylor Joseph Jas. clerk, h. 22 Greene Taylor Isaac, carman, h. 92 Barrow Taylor Jos. R. president, 88 Chambers, h, 138 E. 19th Taylor Isaac, glasscutter, 63 Elizabeth, h. 8 Stuyve- Taylor Joseph S. baker, 567 Eighth av. sant Taylor Joseph S. cloths, 52 Maiden la. h. 29 Ann Taylor Isaac C. grocer, 8 Av. D, h. 6 Av. I> Taylor Joseph S. potter, h. 19 Seventh av. Taylor Isaac E. physician, h. 828 Broadway Taylor Joseph W. erockery, 62 Pearl, h. Union & Taylor Jacob, shipjoiner, 160 South, h. Yorkmlle Court, Brooklyn Taylor Jacob B. h. 202 Henry Taylor Josiah R. engineer, h. 306 Eighth Taylor James, baker. 73 Fulton, li. 1 Albion p i Taylor Lawrence, iron railings, 199 & 201 Centre, h. Taylor James, imp, 115 Liberty, h. Jersey City W. M orrisania Taylor James, keeper City hall, h. City hall Taylor Lewis, carman, h. 185 Forsyth. Taylor James, lawyer, 25 Nassau Taylor Luke, collector, b. 199 E. 14th Taylor James, hatter, h. 116 W. 27th | Taylor Lydia, wid. Robert, h. 270 Ninth Taylor James, stonecutter, h. r. 814 W. 17th Taylor Lyman, lumber, 51 Tenth av. h 206 W. 19th Taylor James, stonecutter, b. 195 W. 19th Taylor Margaret, wid. Chas. W. h. 98 Vandam Taylor James B. 142 Water, h. 400 Broadway Taylor Martin, smith, h. 208 Av. C Taylor James L. carpenter, h. 676 Fourth Taylor Mary, wid. John, taSoress, h. 83 King Taylor James M. & Co. drygoods, 227 Greenwich, Taylor Mary, wid. David, h. 14 Fifth h. 47 London terrace Taylor Mary, tailoress, h. 182 Clinton Taylor James 8. drygoods, 97 Maiden la. & 61 Cathar­ Taylor Maty J. wid. Andrew, drygoods, 282 Second, ine, h. 136 E. Broadway h. 282 Second Taylor James R. shipjoiner, h. 273 Third Taylor Mary S. wid. George W. vestmaker, h. 1 Pike Taylor James R, imp. 9 Maiden la. h. 182 Henry, Taylor Mathew, clerk, h. 226 Ninth av. Brooklyn Taylor Matthew, mer. 20 mer. ex. h. 386 Pacific, Taylor James, mason, h. 162 W. 33d B rooklyn Taylor James, patternmaker, h. 644 Hudson Taylor Merritt G. carman, h. 401 Ninth av. Taylor James (cord), porter, h. 39 Leonard Taylor Moses, mer. 44 South, h. 122 Fifth av. Taylor James, shoemaker, b. 56 W. 26th Taylor Moses & Co., mers. 44 South, h. 122 Fifth av. Taylor Jane, wid. Abraham, h. 240 Spring Taylor Moses B. grocer, 93 Walker, h. 96 Elm Taylor Jane, wid. John, boardingh. 76 Morton Taylor Najah, pres. bk. for savings, 107 Chambers, h- Taylor Jane (col’d), seamstress, h. 42 Anthony B rooklyn Taylor Janette, wid. George, boardingh. 137 W. 36th Taylor Nazareth B. hatters’ goods, 159 Water, k. Taylor Jennette, teacher, 102 Waverley pi. Williamsburgh Taylor Jeremiah B. coal, 409 Third av. 195 Stanton, Taylor Nelson, captain, h. 18 Columbia 65 Rutgers & 73 Mangin, h. 456 Fourth Taylor Nicholas, hatter, h. 116 W. 27tb Taylor John, brewer, 856 Greenwich, h. A lbany Taylor Oscar, blacksmith, li. r. 386 Tenth av. Taylor John, blacksmith, h. 268 W. 27th Taylor P. William, botanist, h. 55 Fourth Taylor John, carpenter, h. 296 W. 19th Taylor Peter B. broker, 20 mer. ex. h. 386 Pacific, Taylor John, carrier, h. 293 Delancey B rooklyn . Taylor John, clerk, h, 227 W. 16th Taylor Peter G. & Co. hardware, 4 Gold, b. 197 Wasn- TAYLOR JOHN, coal, 800 Eighth av. h. 327 Eighth ington/Brooklyn av. Taylor Rebecca, boardingh. r. 193 W. 20lh . TAYLOR JOHN, confectionery, 337 Broadway, h. TAYLOR RICHARD, coal, Second av. b. E. 337 Broadway / 22d, h. 547 Hudson R Taylor John, clerk, h. 104 Bowery raylor Richard, laborer, h. 170 W. 30th Taylor John, dyer, hairseating & curled hair manu­ raylor Richard, flagger, h. 801W. 26th factory, 121 & 119 W. 17th, h. 121 W. 17th raylor Robert, collector, 663 Water, b. 663 Wate Taylor John, engineer, 68 Duane, h. 394 Bleecker Paylor Robert, hatters’ goods, 159 Water, n. w Taylor John, liquors, 269 First av. h. 269 First av. 10th, Williamsburgh Taylor John, min. water, 127 Reade, h. 132 Reade raylor Robert, showman, h. I ll Hester Taylor John, pilot, h. 880 Grand raylor Robert, drygoods, 24 Broad,b. 204 W. Taylor John, tailor, h. 83 King raylor Bob. plasterer, r. 100 W. 29th, b. 100 W. 29th Taylor John, mason, h. 95$. Mulberry raylor Robert, shipscraper, b. 326 Cherry , Taylor John, boilermaker, h. 305 Tenth av. raylor Robert L. mer. 36 Burling si. h. 52 Un- P^ Taylor John, coaldealer, h. 171 W. 27th raylor Samuel, late mer. 257 Hr nwich, h. Patte Taylor John & Son, brewers, 856 Greenwich, h. raylor Samuel F. carman, h. 581 Washmgto Albany raylor Samuel J. printer, h. 75 Murray B’wav Taylor John, oysterman, h. 226 Sullivan raylor Samuel T. publisher, 407 B’way, h. 407 d way Taylor John (col’d), seaman,, h. r. 71 Thompson raylor Sarah, h. 101 W. 16th . Taylor John, stoneyard, 764 Water, h. 6 Willett "aylor Sarah„wid. Wm. dressmaker, h. 208 ** TA Y 679 TEI Taylor Sarah, wid. William, h. 8 Pearl Taylor & Ritqh, com. mers. 136 Front Taylor Sarah, wid. Wm. laundress, h. 41 Leonard Taylor & Bundle, drapers, 27 Third av. Taylor Sarah, wid. George, clothing, 45 Carmine Taylor & Watkins, drygoods, 41 Catharine Taylor Stephen, com. mer. 160 Broadway Taylor & Wilson, bakers, 15 Dutch & 73 Fulton Taylor Sylvester, acct. 139 Greenwich, h. 37 Barclay Taylor & Wilson, blockmakers, 205 West Taylor Theodore, bookkeeper, h. 136 W. 31st Ta5 ^ V ^ ood & m imPs- 115 Liberty Taylor Theodore, sailmaker, 313 West, h. 166 Chris­ TAYLOR & CO. crockery, 62 Pearl &. 48$- Catharine topher Taylor, Marks & Co. silks, 76 William Taylor Theodore, sailmaker, 308 West, h. 166 Chris­ Taylor Brothers, brokers, 76 Wall topher Taylors, Richards & Co. buttons, 45 Cedar Taylor Theodoras B. shoefindings, 10 Ferry, h, 91 Taylor <&Co. sailmakers, 308 West W. 13th Tayntor Asa, baker, 99 Canal, h. 99 Canal TA YLO R THEOPHILUS, grocer, 536 Sixth av. h. Tayzer Ernest, ice, 56 E. 26th 536 Sixth av. Teach Philip, laborer, h. 126 Sheriff Taylor Thomas, com. mer. 84 Pearl, h. 7 Cherry Teackle E. h. 81 Eighth Taylor Thomas, acct. h. 265 Greenwich Teackle E. W. 4J- Hanover, h. SlSt. Mark’s pi. Tayler Thomas, bricklayer, h. 369 Seventh av. Teafel John, shoemaker, h. 118 Elizabeth Taylor Thomas, clerk, h. r. 96 Willett Teagle Nelson (col’d), whitewashes h. 210 Division Taylor Thos. liverystable, 275 Spring, h. 275 Spring Teague James, laborer, h. 29 Washington Taylor Thomas, laborer, h. 473 E. 12th Teague Mary, 204 Eighth av. Taylor Thomas, printer, h. 25 Yandewater Teahan Michael, tavern, 492 West, h. 492 West Taylor Thomas, tailor, h. 43 Oliver Teahan John, laborer, h. r. 327 Water Taylor Thomas, laborer, h. 382 Stanton Teahon John, mason, 181 Av. A Taylor Thomas, policeman, h. 103 Perry Teak William C. grocer, 223 W. 47th, li. 223 W . 47th Taylor Thomas, rigger, 677 Water, h. 677 Water Teal Lissette, wid. Heinrich, h. 43 Attorney Taylor Thomas, stagedriver, h. 191 Seventh av. Teall O. B. h. 148 E. 21st Taylor Thomas, shoemaker, 72 Morton Tean C. B. milk, h. W. 51st n. Eighth av. Taylor Thomas, waiter, h. r. 171 Wooster Teany Hugh, coachman, h. 19 E. 18th Taylor Thomas, varnisher, h. 4 Allen Teap Wm. B. tea, 266 Eighth av. h. 266 Eighth av. Taylor Thomas B. butcher, h. 173 E. 24th Tearance Leady, carter, h. E. 41st n. Second av. Taylor Thomas C. 75 E. 14th, h. Westchester Teare John, shoemaker, 439 Hudson, h. 439 Hudson TAYLOR THOMAS H. (Rev.), rectory building, Teare John, silversmith, h. 1097 Broadway Grace ch. Tearnay Michael, tailor, 204 E. 17th Taylor Thomas J. lawyer, 25 Nassau, h. B rooklyn Tearney James, carman, h. 40 Oak Taylor Thomas L. cashier, h. 95 Madison Teasdale Geo. R. hatblockmaker, 71 Liberty, h. M or- Taylor Thomas M. coffins, h. 133 Chrystie risan ia Taylor Thomas S. trustee, 39 Wall, h. Philadelphia Teasdale <&Stuchfield, hatblockmakers, 71 Liberty Taylor W. C. com. mer, 136 Front, h. 220 Thompson Tease Samuel, dockbuilder, h. 22 Hamersley Taylor Walter, carman, h. 164 Amos Teat Matthew, sailor, h. 36 Trinity pi. . Taylor Walter H. boots, 256 Pearl, h. 71 E. 29th Teaton Thomas, printer, h. 149 Goerck Taylor William, carman, 373 Greenwich Teaz John, flagging, W. 25th n. Eleventh av. h. 185 Taylor William, h. 73 Division W. 19th Taylor William, agent, h. 6 Jay Teaz Leathern, painter, 468 Sixth av. Taylor William, bookbinder, h. 88 Laurens Teaz Richard, painter, Eighth av. h. 185 W. 19th Taylor William, carpenter, h. 135 Norfolk Tebbenhoff Frederick E. grocer, 61 Hamersley & 206 Taylor William, clerk, h. 261 W. 45th Yarick, h. 61 Hamersley TAYLOR W ILLIAM , Columbian ironfndry, Adams Tebbenhoff Thompson James M. express, 74 B’way, h. Spring- Thompson Augusta, wid.vAlbert A.h. 455 Wash’ton field. Mass. Thompson Benjamin, clerk, 73 Broadway, h. Harlem Thompson James W. clerk, h. 89 Crosby THO 684 TH O Thompson James & Son, confectioners, 359 Broad­ way, h. 103 Franklin Th°FnfflklinUCa8’ confectioner 859 Broadway h. 108 Thompson Jane, h. 38 W. Broadway Thompson Major & Co. carriages, 26 & 2T Wooster Thompson Jane, wid. Jas. capmaker, h. 154£ Norfolk h. 6 Wooster Thompson Jane, wid. John, h. 169 Monroe Thompson Margaret, wid. Isaac, h. 254 Madison Thompson Jane, wid. .Ralph, seamstress, h. 152 Thompson Margaret, wid. John, h. 133 Leroy Thompson Thompson Margaret (cord), laundress, 171 Wooster Thompson Jane (col'd), h. r. 543 Broome Thompson Maria, wid. Samuel, h. 325 Washington Thompson Jane, h. 137 Broome Thompson Maria L. washing, h. r. 8S King Thompson Jane (col’d), wid. Samuel, sewing, h. r. 57 Thompson Mary, boardingh. 110 Roosevelt Thompson Thompson Mary, wid. Robert, h. r. 119 Broome Thompson Jane, wid. William, h. 211 Elm Thompson Mary (col’d), h. 133 Bleecker Thompson Jane A. (col d), wid. John, washing, h. 49 Thompson Mary J/ (cord), tailoress, h. r. 49 Marion Laurens Thompson Mary M. (cord), laundress, h. r. 121 Clarke Thompson Jerome, artist, h. 224 Fourth Thompson Martin C. seaman, h. 114 Monroe Thompson Jesse, painter, h. 89 Av. 0 . Thompson Martin E. architect, 257 Broadway, b. 88 Thompson John, builder, h. 193 W. 43d 12th Thompson John, carpenter, h. 22 Trinity pi. Thompson Melancthon, calker, h. 328 Monroe Thompson John, coachmaker, h. 323 E. 12th Thompson Nancy, wid. William 107 Forsvth Thompson John (col'd), barber, h. r. 3 Anthony Thompson Nathaniel, laborer, h. r. 181 First av Thompson John, finisher, h. 39 Oliver Thompson Olney F. salesman, 29 Maiden la. h. 75 Thompson John, laborer, h. 339 W. 26th Murray Thompson John, machinist, h. 205 Monroe Thompson Patrick, bricklayer, h. 67 W. 33d Thompson John, pilot, 69 South Thompson Peter, painter, h. 196 Cherry Thompson John, stevedore, h. 249 E. 20th Thompson Peter (col'd), seaman, h. r. 17 Laurens Thompson John, stonecutter, h. 275 Ninth av. Thompson Peter, waiter, h. r. 135 Mercer Thompson John, upholsterer, h. 181 Stanton Thompson Peter, baker, 368 G'wich, h. 368 G’wich Thompson John, laborer, h. 339 W. 26th Thompson Peter, bookkeeper, h. 61 Market Thompson John jr. stevedore, 47 West, h. 108 G'wich Thompson Peter, rigger, h. 196 Cherry Thompson John, 53 B’way, h. 2 Union pi. H oboken Thompson Peter (col'd >, porter, h. r. 91 Attorney Thompson John, boatman, h. 191 Cherry Thompson Phillis (col’d), washing, h. 42 Leonard Thompson John, broker, 2 Wall, h. Fifth av. c. 30th Thompson R. A. jeweler, 155 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Thompson John, carman, h. 9 Rector Thompson Reilly, liq'rs, 120 Madison, h. 120 Madison Thompson John, laborer, h. r. 31 Essex Thompson Richard, fancygoods, 139 Ninth av. Thompson John, machinist, E. 25th c. First av. h. Thompson Richard, carman, h. 197 Fifth Second av. n. E. 27th Thompson Richard, seaman, 99 Thompson Thompson John, oysters, 5 Oliver si. h. Staten Island Thompson Richard, tailor, h. 143 Waverley pi. Thompson John, rigger & stevedore, 47 West, h. 63 Thompson Richard IL engineer, h. 118 Eldridge Gold, B rooklyn Thompson Robert, boardingh. 304 Mulberry Thompson John, shoemaker, 361 Hudson, h. 361 Hud. Thompson Robert, laborer, h. 274 W. 28th Thompson John A. hairdresser, h. 337 E. 12th Thompson Robert, vegetables, h. E. 26th n. Fourth av. Thompson John B. mer. 47 South, h. Irving h. Thompson Robert, brassmoulder, h. r. 39 Willett Thompson John B. (col d), waiter, h. r. 66 Grand Thompson Robert, collector, h. 223 Centre Thompson John C. carpets, 105 Bowery, h. 23 Pike Thompson Robert, gilder, h. 27 Thompson Thompson John C. mer. 93 Cedar, h. Staten Island Thompson Robert, mariner, h. 579 Grand Thompson John G. blacksmith, 7 Henry, h. 167 Pow ­ Thompson Robert, pianomaker, h. 138 Sullivan ers, W illiam sburgh Thompson Robert jr. h. 76 Sixth Thompson John H. (col'd), butcher, 18 Fulton mkt THOMPSON ROBERT P. & CO. shoes, 356 Grand, h. r. 50 Third h. 356 Grand Thompson John H. crackerbaker, h. 61 First Thompson Romeo, butcher, 10 Tompkins market, h. Thompson John K. furniture, 22 Rivington, h. 190 422 Second av. E. 21st Thompson S. N. agent, 5 Fowlers bldg, h.264 Tenth Thompson John L. (Rev.), h. W . 36th n. Broadway Thompson Samuel, h. 160 Reade THOMPSON JOHN P. (Rev.), h. 47 Watts Thompson Samuel (col’d), cook, h. 25 Leonard Thompson John R. furniture, 22 Rivington, h. 123 Thompson Samuel, mason, h. 187 W. 43d Rivington Thompson Samuel, late harness, h. 836 Eighth Thompson John W. shipwright, 122 Washington, h. THOMPSON SAMUEL & NEPHEW, merchants, Jersey C ity 275 Pearl, & coal, 43 Gold & 145 Rivington, h. 105 Thompson John W . carpenter,, 11 Clarke, h. 40 Willow, B rooklyn Thompson Thompson Samuel, smith, h. 152 E. 25th Thompson John W. butter, 183 Reade,h. 211W. 18th Thompson Samuel (col'd , steward, h. r. 107 Canal Thompson John W. printer, h. 345 Fourth Thompson Samuel B. bookbinder, h. 148 Laurens Thompson Jonathan, mer. 47 South, h. 265 Fourth av. Thompson Samuel L. (col'd), steward, h. 133 W. 15th Thompson Joseph, build. 170 W. 26th, h. 172 W. 26th Thompson Samuel M. gilder, 9 Eldridge, h. 94 At­ Thompson Joseph, dep. u. s. mar. new City hall, h. torney ; '■‘. 294 W. 20th Thompson Samuel W. ins. insp. 14 & 16 Mer. ex. b. Thompson Joseph, caps, &c..1.69 Water H ew Jersey Thompson Joseph, mason, hC'426 Eighth av. Thompson Sarah, wid. Thomas, h. 127 Sullivan Thompson Joseph, h. 548 Hudson Thompson Sarah E. dressmaker, h. 405 Sixtn av. Thompson Joseph, teas, 75 Catharine, h. 2 Hamilton i Thompson Solomon H. saloon, 76 Maiden la. h. 49 E. Thompson Joseph (coPd), coachman, h. r. 50 Third 24th „ , Thompson Joseph, shoemaker, h. 84 Sullivan hompson Susan (col’d \ wid. Henry, h. 27 Leonard Thompson Jos. (col'd), coachman, h.'r. 50 Third hompson Thomas, carpenter, h. 301 Eighth Thompson Joseph (col'd), laborer, h. r. 107 Canal hompson Thomas, segarmaker, 220 Fifth Thompson Joseph, laborer, h. 323 Eighth hompson Thomas, h. r. 106 Greene Thompson Joseph, machinist, h. r. 174 W. 25th aompson Thomas, bricklayer, h. 147 W. 22d Thompson Joseph, plasterer, h. 6 E. 31st aompson Thomas, porter, h. 61 Market Thompson Joseph, sawyer, la. 136 Av. C aompson Thomas (col’d), smith, h. r. 57 Thompson Thompson Joseph P. (Rev.) editor, 10 Spruce aompson Thomas (col’d), laborer, h. 761 Wasn. Tho npson Joshua H. physician, 18 Bank aompson Thomas, sugarrefiner h. 150 Reade Thompson Josiah W. daguerreotype, 551 Broadway aompson Thomas, drover, h. 257 E. 18th h. 182 E. 19th HOMPSON THOMAS, Sixth av. c. W 22d Thompson Joshua L. com. mer. 84 Beaver aompson Thomas C. grocer, 288 Eighth av. h. Thompson Lawrence, rigger, h. 145 Madison Thompson Leander, dentist, h. 12 Sixth av. , aomi^on*Thomas J. drygoods, 272$ Bleecker, h. 2 Thompson Leonard, com. mer. 65 Liberty Commerce ^ ^ no Thompson Lewis, horseshoer, 279 Sixth, h. 281 aompson Thomas S. grocer, 22 Downing, Sixth Downing , Thompson Lewis, printer, h. 230 Rivington aompson Ursula, wid. Cyrus, h, 37 Downing THO 685 THO Thompson W . C. N. Y . postoffice, 51 Hester Thomson George, produce, 5 Washington mkt. h. 11 Thompson Walter, machinist, h. 191 W. 19th Eldndge Thompson William, carman, h. 267 A y . A Thomson George E. mer. 13 West, li. 16 W. Uth Thompson William, clerk, 144 B'way,h. 4 College pi. Thomson Henry D. H. h. I l l Clinton pi. Thompson William, constable, 124 Beekman Thomson Hopkins, pianofortes, h. 25 Suffolk Thompson William, colormaker, h. 66 Downing Thomson James, baker, h. 208 Ninth av. Thompson William (cord;, cook, h. r. 77 Lawrens Thomson Jas. hatter, 183 Eighth av. h. 183 Eighth av. Thompson William, laborer, h. r. 20. Trinity pi. Thompson William, liquors, Sixth av. c. W. 39th, h. rh02?%oM J aCeg° ° dS’ 9 Dey’ h’ 170 Washington, ManhatUinmlle Thomson James, mer. 84 Liberty, h. 6 W B V ay pi Thompson William, drover, 377 First av. Thomson James, plasterer, h. Tenth av. n. W. 52d Thompson William, laborer, h. 88 E. 19th Thomson James, seaman, h. 72 Hester * Thompson William, laborer, h. 29 Roosevelt Thomson James, smith, h. 124 E. 2Sth‘ Thompson William, machinist, h. 420 Tenth Thomson James & Son, wrought spikes, 20 Lewis «& Thompson William, machinist, h. 14 Gansevoort 78 Monroe, h. 60 Monroe Thompson William, moulder, li. r. 240 Delancey Thomson James jr. mer. 114 Wall Thompson Wm. plasterer, h. W. 41st n. Eighth av. Thomson James (col’d), laborer, h. 230 Church Thompson William (colM), porter, h. 126 Hester Thomson James, lawyer. 69 Wall, h. 81 W 18th Thompson William, sailor, h. r. 68 James Thomson James B. author, 178 Fulton, h. 123 W Thompson William, porter, h. r. 3i Roosevelt 14th Thompson Wm. sandpaper, h. W. 41st n. Eighth av. Thompsen Jas. com. 11 Washington mkt. h. Suffolk Thompson William, sarsaparilla, 116 Nassau h. S. 7th, Thomson John, h. 222 W. 22d William shurgh Thomson John (Rev.), h. 169 Greene Thompson William, seaman, h. 577 Grand Thomson John, bookbinder, h. 39 Oliver Thompson William, shipbroker, 91 Wall, h. 108 Thomson John, builder, 263 W. 18th, h. 271 W. 18th Greenwich Thomson John, cabinetmaker, r. 75 E. 13th, h. West­ THOMPSON W ILLIAM , shirts, 41 John chester co. Thompson William, weaver, 134 W. 17th Thomson John, carpenter, h. 248 W. 17th Thompson William B. crockery, 79 Pearl, h. 90 Thomson John, carpenter, h. 289 W. 17th Second av. Thomson Jphn, physician, h. 34 W. 15th Thompson William C. tailor, h. W. 41st n. Ninth av. Thomson John, pres. Irving bank, Warren c. Green­ Thompson William D. imp. 33 Pearl, h. M aryland wich, h. 222 W. 22d Thompson William E. editor, 70 Wall, h. 83 Cliff Thomson John, seaman, h. 37 Jackson Thompson William F. carpenter, h. 84 E. 28th Thomson John W. teacher, h. 158 Tenth Thompson William L. (col’d), waiter, h. 66 Grand Thomson Joseph, tailor, 156 B way, b. 136 Ninth av. Thompson Wm. M. hats, 19 Maiden la. h. 83 E. 17th Thomson Joseph, mason, 170 W. 26th, h. 17^ W. 26th Thompson William P. mer. 20 South, h. E. 13th n. Thomson Mason, pres. Irving ins. co. Warren e. Second av. Greenwich & 72 Wall, h. 208 W. 22d Thompson William R. broker, 122 Water, h. 57 Bal­ Thomson Peter, carman, h. 41 Columbia tic, B rooklyn Thomson Robert, h. 657 Washington Thompson William R. printer, 200 Mulberry, h. Thomson Robert, moulder, h. r. 39 Willett Bedford Thomson Roderick, ropemaker, h. 300 W. 31st Thompson William S. furniture, 18 E. Broadway, h. Thomson Samuel, blacksmith, h. 152 E. 25th 18 E. Broadway Thomson Samuel, builder, 178 W. 22(1 Thompson William S. shipcarpenter, h. 283 Seventh Thomson Sam. B. binder, 13 Spruce, h. 148 Laurens Thompson William S. mer. 55 Maiden la. h. — Eighth Thomson Susan (coPd), wid. Henry, washing, li. 93 Thompson William T. storage, 27 West, h. N. Orleans Washington Thompson & Co. teas, 75 Catharine Thomson Thomas B. drygoods, 107 Broadway, h. 118 Thompson J. B. & Co. insprs. 49 Front & ft Warren, First Brooklyn,, h. C onn Thomson Thomas, liquors, 118 Chatham, h. 94 Thompson & Despard, brokers, 122 Water Second av. Thompson & French, storage, 60 Washington & 27 Thomson William, late distiller, h. 34 W. 15th West Thomson William, liquors, 154 Maiden la. Thompson &. Hitchcock, mers. 93 Cedar Thomson William, marine surveyor, 115 Wall, h. 7 THOMPSON, FERRIS & CO. carpets, &c. 105 Vine, B rooklyn Bowery Thomson William, packer, h. 174 Tenth av. Thompson & Holton, riggers & stevedores, 47 West Thomson Wm. web manuf. 15 Ludlow, h. 63 Second Thompson & Hunter, coin. mers. 23 South Thomson Wm. laborer, h. 306£ First av. THOMPSON & McDOWELL, grocers, 288 Eighth Thomson William A. mer. 184 Broadway, h, 229 av. W. 22d Thompson & Livingston, express, 74 Broadway Thomson William H. freight agent, 86 West Thompson & Lyon, crockery, 79 Pearl & 46 Stone Thomson & Son, wrought spikes, 207 Lewis & 7S Thompson & Neubaus, shipbrokers, 91 Wall Monroe, h. 60 Monroe THOMPSON & NIXON, tailors, 241 Broadway THOMSON & AUSTIN, u. s. bonded warehouse, 13 Thompson & Roesler, imps. 19 Maiden la. West & 20 Washington Thompson & Son, confectioners, 359 Broadway Thomson & Leftchild, corns. 11 Washington m kt Thompson & White, caps, 169 Water Thon Frederick, h. 139 Third av. Thompson & Wilkins, com. mers. 84 Beaver Thone John, grocery, 262 Third av. THOMPSON, SKILLMAN & CO. sarsaparilla, 116 Thonger John, tinsmith, h. 191 W. 43d Nassau Thorb Gabriel, stonecutter, h. 199 Av. B Thoms Christian J. bqatbuilder, 393 West Thorbeck Augustus, shoes, 125 Third, h. 125 Third Thoms William, teacher, h. 184 Cherry Thorburri George, sparmaker, 421 Cherry Thomson Alexander, carman, h. 264 Greenwich Thorburn Grantjr . seed, 15 John Thomson Alexander jr. postoffice, h. 264 Green­ THOR BURN JAMES M. & CO. seedsmen, 15 wich John Thomson Andrew, tailor, h. 129 W. 16th Thorburn Jas. R. stenciller, 92 Fulton, h. 1007 B V ay Thomson Charles (col’d), oysterman, h. 4 Clinton c t Thorburn John, shoemaker, h. 79 W. 27th Thomson Charles W stagedriver, h. 224 W. 37th Thorburn Joseph R. engraver, 92 Fulton Thomson David, clerk, h. 31 W. 13th Thorburn Rebecca, wid. Andrew, b. 444 Cherry Thomson David, millinery, 31 Carmine Thorburn William, carpenter, h. r. 147 Duane Thomson Duncan, 90 Charlton Thorburn William, shoemaker, h. 14 Clarkson Thomson Eliza (coiM), wid. George, washing, h. r. Thorda.hr Christian, tailor, h. 121 Essex 167 Ludlow Thormy James, shoemaker, 28 Fourth Thomson Ellen, wid. William A. h. 39 Grand Thorn Alfred F. shipchandler. 91 West, h. 46 W. 28th Thomson Elizabeth, wid. Alexander, h. 127 Charles Thorn Asa R. mason, h. 250 W. 26th Thomson Elizabeth, wid. Jacob, h. 74 Bowery Thorn Benjamin, carman, h. 621 Greenwich Thomson George, liquors, 131 Av. A, h. 131 Av. A Thorn Charles, shipcarpenter, h. 326 Cherry Thomson George, boatbuilder, 95 W. 17th Thorn Charles E. shipchandler, 193 South, h. 74 Thomson George, oils, 262 South & 120 Front, h. Clinton pi. 118 Second Thorn David, carpenter, h. 370 Madison THO 686 THR Thom David, butcher, h. 242 Rivington Thornton Francis A. varnisher, h. 191 Yarick Thorn Ebenezer, mer. 414 Broadway, h. 26 First av. Thornton George, sailor, h. 131 Cherry Thorn Frederick, tailor, h. r. 147 Leonard Thornton Geo. F . painter, 614 Eighth av. h. W 43d Thorn George, carman, h. 566 Fourth n. Eighth av. * ’ *** Thorn Herman, h. 8 W. 16th Thornton John, carpenter, E. 40th n. Second av Thorn Howard N. (col’d), waiter, h. r. 62 Leonard Thornton John, laborer, h. 467 E. 12th Thom Jacob, fancygoods, 80 Broadway, h. Quincy, Thornton Mary, wid. John, liquors, h. 329 Ninth av B rooklyn Thornton Mary, wid. Pat'k, fancygoods, h. 67 Kins* Thorn James E. B. forwarding, 17 Coenties si. h. 67 Thornton Michael, lab’r, h. E. 44th c. Third * Murray Thornton Patrick, laborer, h. 55 Bowery Thom James G. physician, h. 817 Rivington Thornton Peter, mason, h. 125 W. 27th Thorn John, mer. 5 Jones la. h. 22 W. 16th Thornton Peter, boots, 568 Houston, h. r. 803 Mul- Thorn John, shipcarpenter, h. 16 Lewis berry Thorn Joseph H. policeman, h. 286 Sixth Thornton Thomas, late provisions, h. W. 43d n Thorn Joseph S. wheelwright, 81 Hamersley, h. 199 Eighth av. Wooster Thornton Thomas, mason, h. 89 Willett Thom L. Mortimer, com. mer. 88 Pine, h. 142 Greene Thornton William, cabinetmaker, h. 86 Charlton Thorn Michael M. com. mer. 10 & 14 W. Washington Thornton William, carpenter, h. 7 Hester mkt. h. Jersey C ity Thornton William, mason, W. 36th n. Eleventh av Thorn Moses B. carman, h. 11 Amity pi. Thorp Albert G. mer. h. 95 Lexington av. Thorn Richard, silversmith, h. 146 Hammond Thorp Andrew, hardware, 163 William, h. 154 E 18th Thorn Richard H. com. 5 Washington mkt. h. 68 Thorp Benjamin, bricklayer, h. W. 41st n. Seventh av York, J ersey C ity Thorp Charles A stoves, 248 Water, h. 5 Washington Thorn Samuel H. wood, h. 381 W . 29th pi, W illiam sburgh Thorn Sandford, painter, h. 603 Fourth Thorp David B. stoves, 248 Water, h. W'mburah Thorn Sarah, 86$- Lispenard Thorp Edmund A mason, h. 161 W. 21st Thom Stephen S. catholicon depot, 804 Broadway, h. Thorp Eliza J. wid. George, h. 56 E. 28th 67 Murray Thorp Esther, wid. John, h. 53 Cannon Thom Thomas, wheelwright, 31 Hamersley, h. 11 Thorp Ezekiel, mason, h. 8 Carmine Amity pi. Thorp George W1 broker, 2 Wall, h. 197 Pearl, Thorn William, com. mer. 33 Pine, h. 142 Greene B rooklyn Thorn William E. student, 192 Broadway Thorp Henry C. drugs, 408 Sixth av. h. 61 W. 25th Thorn Wm. K. lawyer, 192 Broadway, h. 8 W . 16th Thorp Henry S. hardware, 163 William, h. 132 Henry Thorn J. S. & C. wheelwrights, 31 itamersley Thorp Isaac O. sailmaker, 283 Front, h. 40 Attorney Thorn & Owen, tailors V boys’ cloth’s, 414 Broadway Thorp James, sliingledresser, h. 98 Barrow Thornel Jeremiah, 159 Christopher Thorp James H. drygoods, 18 Broad, h. Washington Thornal Wm. feed, 247 Tenth av. h. R ahw ay, 2J. J. av. B rooklyn Thornal & Romer, feed, 247 Tenth av. Thorp Japhet M. mason, h. 104 Hammond Thornall Benjamin S. carman, h. 159 Christopher Thorp John, carpenter, h. 614 Eighth av. Thome Catharine, wid. Stephen, h. 140 Amos Thorp John, liquors, 308 Grand Thorne Charles W. carpenter, h. 91 Goerck Thorp Patrick, grocer, 507 Seventh av. Thorne Edwin, hides, 18 Ferry, h. 8 Washington sq. Thorp Philip, fruit, 196 Wash. mkt. h. 685 Eighth av. Thorne Elnathan, carman, h. 15 Amity pi. Thorp R. teacher, h. 71 Amos Thorne Elizabeth, wid. Chas. toys, 155 Christopher Thorp Ralph, drygoods, 117 Broadway, h. 109 Ninth TH ORN E GEORGE J. liquors, 29 Washington, h. 29 Thorp Samuel 8. liquors, h. 308 Grand Washington Thorp Samuel S. sailmaker, 283 Front, h. 99 Hester Thorne James H. agent, 168 Walker, h. 62 Forsyth* Thorp Sarah, wid. Gould, h. 295 Henry Thorne James, u. s. boarding office, Whitehall, h. 70 Thorp Stewart, carpenter, h. 35 Elizabeth Baltic, B rooklyn Thorp Theodore W. painter, 40 Carmine, ty. 181 Thorne John, prtist, h, 64 Marion Fourth Thorne John, carman, h. 42 Attorney Thorp Thomas, marble, 112 E. Broadway, h. 76 E, Thorne John, mer. 5 Jones la. h. 22 W. 16th Broadway Thom e John, grocer, 262 Third av. h. 262 Third av. Thorp Thomas S. hardware, 163 William, h. Wash- Thorne John M. bonded wareh. 4 Washington, h. 143 ington av. B rooklyn Greene Thorp William, carman, h. 351$ Bowery Thorne John W . com. mer. 118 Broad, h. 30 Bank Thorp William & Son, timber, W. 20th c. Seventh av. Thorne John W. 58 Wall, h. 49 Barclay Thorp William H. li^rdware, 163 William, h. Wash­ Thorne Jonathan, leather, 18 Ferry, h. 3 Wash’on sq. ington av. B rooklyn Thorne Mary, drygoods, 73 Ridge, h. 73 Ridge Thorp Zephaniah, marble, 112 E. Broadway, h. 76 E Thome Michael, varnisher, 69 Thompson Broadway Thorne Phillip, tailor, h. 25 Av. A Thorp Zephaniah jr. marblecutter, h. 451 Wash­ Thom e Richard J. pres. ins. co. 58 Wall, h. 40 Willow, ington B rooklyn THORP A. & H. S. & CO. hardware, 163 William Thome Richard Y. W . mer. 5 Jones la. h. 43 South, Thorp J. M. & E. A. plasterers, 54 W. Twelfth . B rooklyn Thbrp S. S. & I. O. sailmakers, 283 Front THORNE ROLLIN, mer. Lim a, h. 169 W . 24th Thorp S. S. & J. W. liquors. 308 Grand Thorne Sarah, milk, 215 Division, h. 215 Division Thorp & Son, marble, 112 E. Broadway Thorne Thomas W. pres. nat. ins. co. 52 Wall, h. 16 Thorpe Deranzel A teacher, h. 71 Amos W. 19th Thoss William H. broker, 122 William Thom e Thos. W . jr. broker, 64 Wall, h. 120 Forsyth Thouman Antonio, turner, Anthony, h. 96 Mott Thorne Thos. W . segars, 464 Broadwav, h. 46 Colum- Thourin Niclas, jeweler, h. 35 Crosby busville Thourot Louis, chocolate, 197 William Thorne William H. segars, 464 Broadway, h Colum- Thrall John, police, h. 12 Greenwich busville Thrall Joseph G. police, h. 12 Greenwich Thorne Wm. S. broker. 58 Wall, h. 168 Waverley pi. Thrall Maty, bookbinder, 18 Ann, h. 12 Greenwich Thorne R. Y . W . & Co. mers. 5 Jones la. Thrasher Louis, h. 65 W. 29th Thorne T. W. & W. ll. segars, 464 Broadway Threadwell William (col'd), seaman, h. 500 Houston Thome Leonard & Co. com. 5 Wash. mkt. h. 45 Robin­ Threfali Roger, laborer, h. W. 42d n. Ninth av. son Threm Frans, intelligence, 51 Greenwich Thorne, Watson & Co. leather, 18 Ferry Thresher Meiner S. cus. ho. officer, 61 E. Broadway Thornel Benjamin C feed, h. 294 Tenth av. Thring Frederick, polisher, h. 767 Washington Thornel Wm. feed, 247 Tenth av.h. 323 W. 29th Thrishman John, cabinetmaker, h. 179 Stanton Thornham Catharine, widow, h. 305 Spring Throckmorton Austin H. iron foundry, 55 & Thornhill Margaret, wid. Richard, h. 44 Charlton Goerck, h. 261 Seventh , ^ Thornton Absalom, late builder, h. 124 Eldridge Throckmorton Bogert R. cabinetmaker, n. Thornton Anthony, mer. 94 Pearl, h. 12 E. 25th Sixth av. , _ . . . xr .-I*- vi Thornton Catharine, h. 95 W. 82d Throckmorton Job, tailor, 62 F u lton , h. 289 Mu $ # Thornton David, bookkeeper, h. 42 Henry Throckmorton Reid R. planingm ill, Bank n. Webt, u. Thornton Edmund R. dyer, h. W . 36th n. Ninth av* 69 Horatio J Thornton Edward, carpenter, h. 353 Seventh av. Throckmorton Samuel, physician, b, 156 E. X/- *v TIC 687 TIE Throckmorton William S. tailor, h. 193 W. 26th Tice John, carman, h. 262 W. 28tli Throm Ambrose, bootmaker, h. 182 Forsyth 1 ice Lorenzo D. carman, h. 715 Fourth Throop John W. h 1 Thompson lice Nelson, carman, h. Second, av. n. E. $5th Throop Letitia, wid. Samuel D. nurse, h. 40 Charlton Tice Samuel carman, h. 170 Attorney Thrush Robert, engineer, h. 248 Division Tie® Sophia, dressmaking, h. 282 Eighth a^. Thuer Christian, coppersmith, h. 22 Orchard lice Ihomas S. signpainter, h. 48 Trov Thum August E. segars, h 76 Chrystie TICE W ILLIAM It. jeweler, 127 Atlantic, B rooklyn Thum R. shipsmith, h. 90 Montgomery Tichenor Daniel, baker, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Thum Richard, blacksmith, 242 South, h. 82 Eldridge Tichenor Edmund, caiman, h. 241 Seventh Thumann John H. grocer, 129 Leroy, h. 129 Leroy Tichenor Ira, h. 223 W. 30th Thurber George W. engraver, h. 97 Norfolk Tichenor John, hotel, 5 Battery pi. h. 5 Battery pi. Thurber James, butcher, 768 Washington, h. 125 Tichner Marks, shoemaker, li. 92 Pitt Hammond Ticbner Sam. clothing, 88 Eighth av. & 280 Bowery Thurgar George C. C. imp. 25 William, h. 72 Remsen, h. 88 Eighth av. B rooklyn Tichner Solomon, cloth’g 280 Bowery, h. 88 Eighth av. Thurling George, butcher, 6 Catherine m kt h. Tenth Tichner John, painter, 20 ^Centre, h. 209 — 9 B'lyn Pearl, av. n. W. 50tli Tidden J. Conrad, fancyboxes, 169 Fulton, h, 54 Thurman Charles, fancygoods, 86 Cedar, h. 83 S. 2d, Hammond Willia/msburgh Tidden & Ebbinghaus, manufacturers and importers Thurman Washington M. apothecary, 161 Canal, h. fancyboxes and paper, 169 Fulton 161 Canal Tidlund Godfrey, segars, h. r. 248 Houston Thurmauer Charles G. baskets, 52 Maiden la. Tiebout Catharine, greengro. 38 Washington m kt Thursby James S. C. ropemaker, 241 Front, h. h. 31 Robinson Bushicick Tiebout John, shipchandler, 197 Lewis, h. 121 W. 16th Thursby John B. ropemaker, 241 Front, h. Bushwiek Tiebout Nicholas, tinsmith, 116 Beekman, h. 54 El­ Thursby Robert G. cordage, 241 Front, h. Grand b. dridge Smith & Graham avsrWiUiamsburgh Tiebout Robert (col’d), whitewasher, h. 138 W. 15th Thursby S. Irving, cordage, 241 Front, h. Bushioick Tiebout William, salt, 77 Front, h. 277 Madison THURSBY’S JOHN, SONS, cordage, 241 Front Tiechmann Frederick, bootmaker, h. 17 Whitehall Thurston Catharine, nurse, h. 44 Cannon Tiedeldy Henry, brandies, 208 Stanton, h. 203 Stanton Thurston Charles C. builder, 289 Broadway, h. 2 St. Tiedeldy H. & Steuber, brandies, 203 Stanton Luke's pi. TIEDEMANN D. G .& CO. liquors, 86 Tenth av. h. Thurston David, lawyer, 7 Nassau, h. 86 Butler, 86 Tenth av. B rooklyn Tiedemann Frederick W. grocer, h. 321 Rivington Thurston Elizabeth M. E, milk, h. 181 Ludlow* Tiedemann Hermann M. grocer, 18 Grove, h. r. 6 Thurston Frederick G. mer. 49 South, h. B rooklyn Grove Thurston G. P. manufacturer of ivory pearl dentri- Tiedmann Nich. grocer, 10 Chrystie, h. 10 Chrystie fice, 13 Platt Tiedmann & Roster, groceries, 18 Grove Thurston George, late stables, h. 120 Franklin < Tief Ann, wid. William, grocer, 116 Madison Thurston James, machinist, h. 86 Leonard Tieman John C. police, h. 195 E. 17th Thurston James, seaman, 11 Cherry Tieman Peter, sugarbaker, h. 6 Caroline Thurston Charles M. late grocer, 173 Front, h. 49 W. Tiemann Anthony, h. 40 E. 23d 22d Tiemann Daniel F. & Co. paint, 45 Fulton Thurston John, butcher, h. 123 W. 33d Tiemann Daniel F. paint, 45 Fulton & alderman, 12th Thurston Jonathan V. commission, 10 &11 W. Wash. Ward, h. Manhattanville mkt. h. 9 S. 6th, Jersey City Tiemann George, surg. instruments, 63 Chatham, h. Thurston Joseph, pianos, 259 William, h. 86 Butler, 63 Chatham B rooklyn Tiemann Julius W. paints, 45 Fulton, h. W. 36th b. Thurston Joshua, pianos, 259 William, h. 259 William Fifth & Sixth avs. Thurston Margaret, nurse, h. 351 Bowery Tiemann Peter C. paints, 45 Fulton, h. Manhattanville THURSTON NATHANIEL, sec’y, 56 Wall, coal Tierneyer Gerard H. grocer, 345 Third av. h. 345 Second av. nl E. 34th, & pianos 259 William, h. Third av. 36 Butler, B rooklyn Tiemeyer John H. grocer, 253 Mulberry Thurston Rachel H. 7 Bond Tiencken Eliza, wief Hendrick, seamstress, h. 95 THURSTON J. & N. pianos, 259 William Hester Thurston & Gould, stables, 174 Seventh av. Tienke John D. grocer, 179 E. 85th, h. 179 E. 35th Thurston & Thorn, com. mers. 10 & 11 W. Wash­ Tienken Bernhard, grocer, 71 Henry, h. 71 Henry ington mkt. Tienken John H. sugarrefiner, h. 86^ Hamersley Thuslie John, cabinetmaker, h. E. 46th n. Second av. Tienken John T. grocer, 58 h. 42 Chatham Thute John, laborer, b. I l l Broome ! Tienken Seba, grocer, 404 West, & 220 W. 16th, h. Thute Matthew, twine, 62 William, h. Yorkville 404 West Thute Philip, laborer, h 311 Ninth Tier David M butcher, 14 Essex mkt. h. 10 Second Thwaite Thos. gro. 301 E. B dway, h. 801 E.B’dway Tier Daniel, salesman, h. 30 Harrison Thwing Charles, broker, 61 Wall, h. 226 W. 15th Tier George, laborer, h. W. 44th n. Fifth av. Thwing Ebenez. W. broker, 61 Wall, h. 226 W. 15th Tier George, jr. blacksmith, h. 543 Third av. TH W IN G C. & E. W. brokers. 61 Wall Tier John, mason, W. 87th n. Ninth av. 1 Thyson Cha les, chairmkr. 133 Essex, h. 172 Ludlow Tier John H. butcher, 145 First av. h. 385 Houston Thyson John, chairmaker, 133 Essex, h. 172 Ludlow Tiernan James, baker, h. 270 W. 28th Thyson & Brothers, chairmakers, 133 Essex Tiernan James, carman, h. r. 5 Hester Tibar Leopold, carpenter, h. 171 W. 28th Tiernan James, laborer, h. 183 E. 24th Tibbals Sarah, miliner, 425 Broadway, h. 425 B’dway Tiernan John, late paver, h. 105 W. 81st TIBBALS OSCAR & CO. milinerygoods, 16 John, Tiernan John, laborer, h. 222 E. 23d h. 289 Heniy Tiernan John, late crockery, 116 Av. G Tibbals Wm. H. milinery goods, 16 John, h. 425 Tiernan Michael, laborer, h. 228 E. 20th Hudson Tieman Patrick, laborer, h. 165 W. 33d Tibbatts William A. brassfounder, 184 Second Tieman Peter, mason, h. 478 E. 12th Tibbets John G. smith, r. 495 Third av. Tiernan William, bootmaker, 49 Pitt, h. 49 Pitt Tibbets John G. jr. blacksmith, 214* Broome Tierney Anthony, carpenter, h. 52 Cherry Tibbets Luther C. liquors. 166 Front, h. 157 W. 20th Tierney Bernard, carman, h. 514 Twelfth Tibbitts Charles, grocer, 99 Lewis h. 99 Lewis Tierney Dennis, police, h. 203 E. 13th Tibbits James P. periodicals, 276 Walker, Tierney Elizabeth, wid. Owen, fancystore, 188 Suf­ Tibbs William, carman, h. 173 Amos folk, h. 188 Suffolk Tice Alfred E. clerk, h. 182 Mulberry Tierney Francis, boatman, h. 3 E. 88th Tice Elizabeth, wid. James, huckster, Catharine mkt Tierney Francis, laborer, h. r. 639 Greenwich h. 80 Mott Tierney James, carriagedriver, h. 281 Mott Tice Hannah, h. 119 Ninth av. Tierney James, blacksmith, h. 109 King Tice Henry, carpenter, h. 182 Mulberry Tierney James, boardingh. 52 Cherny &, 95 Roosevelt Tice Isaac, signpainter, h. 201 Grand . . Tierney John, laborer* h. 16 Batavia Tice James, shipjoiner, 59 & 61 Mangin h, William*- Tierney John, tailor, h. 146 Duane v / r g h Tierney John R. clothier, 242 Tenth av. T IL 688 T IM Tierney Martin, laborer, h. 200 Amos S i N f £olm grocer. 112 Sixth av. h. 95 W. 21st Tierney Matthew, gunsmith, h. r. 267 Mulberry Ipilplpfc Sosan J. wid. Elijah, shoeb’dr. h. 117Eldridee Tierney Michael, liquors, 133 Seventh av. h. 77 W. 19th T U itrookl n' trimming8» 299 Broa<*way, h. 6 Clark, Tierney Patrick, carpenter, h. 364 Pearl Till John (col’d) whitewashing, 50 Third Tierney Patrick, shoes, 319 First av. h. 319 First av. Till & Cook, trimmings, 299 Broadway Tierney Thomas, carpenter, h. r. 15 Monroe H lardx £ ezin,R exchanSe>26 Crosby, h. 496 Green’ll Tierney Thomas, shoemaker, Grand, h. 239 E. 18th Tiller Edward, carpenter, h. 183 A v.B Tiers Edward W mer. 85 Front, h. 23 Clinton pi. Tilley James, h. 291 W. 27th Tiers Francis H. teas, 85 Front, h. 78 Clinton pi. Tilley John, boots, 33 Suffolk, h. 192 Broome Tiers George, nailer, h. Third av. n. E, 40th T IL L E Y W ILLIAM K. fancygoods, 303* Broad* Tiers George W. agent, h. 117 W. 29th way, h. 303* Broadway Tiers Montgomery C portraits, h. 179 Eighth av. Tillinghast John F. pickles, h. 79 Front H ers Peter, organbuilder, h. 5 Pitt Tillinghast John L. lawyer, new city hall &111 B’wav Tiers Valentine, fancy goods, Third av. n. E. 41st Tillinghast Jon. T. preserves, 191 Chrystie, h. 8 Second TIERS W ILL IA M M. & Co. fancygoods, 31 Cort- Tillinghast Nicholas, paperbanger, h. 185 Fifth l landt, h. 462'Grand Tillinghast Philip, com. mer. 63 B’way, h. 407 Fourth Tiers E. W. & Co. teas, 85 Front Tillinghast Thomas A. forwarding, 22 South, h. 21 Tietgen Henry, grocer, 439 Washington & 496 Sixth Charles av. & 400 Seventh av. h. 496 Sixth av. Tillinghast William H. imp. 54 Vesey, h. 862 B’way Tietjen Benjamin, grocer, 155 Madison & 84 Henry, Tillman Alba, fancystore, h. 156 Orchard h. 155 Madison Tillman Daniel(col’d), waiter, h. 139 W. 15th Tietjen Christian, butcher, 89 Ninth av. h. 241 W. Tillman Henry (col’d), carpetshaker. h. 137 W. 15th 16th Tillman Thomas C. cooper, h. 148 W. 16th Tietjen Frederick, grocer, 355 Grand, h. 355 Grand Tillon James, smith, h. r. 192 Av. C Tietjen Henry, gro r, 412 Ninth av. h. 412 Ninth av. Tillotson Daniel, porter, W. 20th n. Ninth av. Tietjen H. grocer, 415 W. h. 415 W. Tillotson Elias, segars, 359 Hudson, h. 859 Hudson Tietjen Henry, grocer, 411 Sixth av. h. 411 Sixth av. Tillotson Jacob N. pianofortes, h. 152 E. 24th Tietjen John G. grocer, h. W. 52d c. Tenth av, Tillotson Thos. cutlery, 90 & 92 Beekman, h. England Tietjen John, liquors, h. 279 Tenth av. Tillotson & Marshall, cutlery, 90 & 92 Beekman Tietjen John II. grocer, 75 Ninth av. h. 75 Ninth av. Tillou Carlisle, blacksmith, h. 225 E. 23d Tietyen John, liquors, 117 Orchard, h. 117 Orchard Tillou Elizabeth, wid. Wm. C. h. 209 W. 20th Tietyen Louis, grocer, 132 Rivington, & feed 108 Nor­ Tillou Francis, lawyer, 1 Nassau, h. 42 Grove folk, h. 132 Rivington Tillou Francis R. recorder, Centre c. Chambers, h. Tietz John, carpenter, h. 234 E, 14th 42 Laight Titfany Chas. L. jewelry, 271 B’ way, h. 227 Tenth Tillou William G. fireworks, 11 James si. h. Eliza- Tiffany Dexter, drygoods, 6. Barclay, & 12 Yesey, h. bethtown, N J. London terrace Tillou William J. carpenter, h. 224 Seventh Tiffany Francis A. com. mer. 50 Exchange pi. h. 17 Tilly Charles, fish, 122 E. Broadway, h. 129 Division Madison av. Tilly John, fish, 28 Forsyth, h. 46 Forsyth Tiffany John, stonerubber, h. 292 W. 29th Tilly Robert, fish, 28 Forsyth, h. 95 Main, Brooklyn Tiffany John L. 110 Broadway Tilly R. & J. fish, 28 Forsyth Tiffany Sam. S. dryg'ds, 321 Broad\vay,h. 17 Beach Til man Lewis (col*d), seaman, h. r. 171 Monroe T IF F A N Y & CUTTING, drygoods, 321 Broadway Tilmare Joseph, shoemaker, h. 190 Spring Tiffany, Reade & Co. jewelers, 271 Broadway Tilinon Leaven (col’d) (Rev.), h. 222 Second Tiffen Alfred, clerk, h. 220 Fifth Tilson George, carpenter, h. 208 Av. A Tiliin A. H. cooper, 2* Maiden la. 72 Washington, Tilson James A. shipjoiner, h. 336 Stanton B rooklyn Tilson John, agent, 41 Liberty, h. Brooklyn Tifft Francis L. jeweler, 170 B’dway, h. 67 Second av. Tilson Richard, carman, h. 776 Washington Tifft Jonathan N. indiarubber, 32 Dey, h. 40 Lexing­ Tilson Timothy C. & Son, provisions, 2 Bedford, h. 2 ton av. Bedford Tifft Horace & Co. jewelers, 1 Cortlandt, h. N orth Tilson Wm. M. provisions, 2 Bedford, h. 2 Bedford A ttleboro, Mass. Tilson Isaiah S, carman, h. 2 Bedford Tifft, Whiting & Co. jewelers, 170 Broadway TiltB. B. fringes, 91 William, h. 36 Sands, Brooklyn Tigh Bernard, carman, h. r. 261 W. 16th Tilt William, clerk, h. B rooklyn Tigh Deborah, wid. Dixon, h. 47 Delancey TILT & DEXTER, fringes, 101 William Tighe Ellen, wid. Richard, liquors, 68 Cherry Tilton Albert H. provs.586, 588 & 590 Washington, b. Tighe Hugh, tailor, h. r. 382 Grand 604 Washington Tighe Michael, laborer, h. 378 Cherry Tilton Alfred E. imp. 58 Water, h. WiUiamlmrgh Tighe Owen, waiter, h. 166 E. 22d Tilton Benjamin W. mer. 176 Fulton, h. 266 William Tighe Patrick, grocer, 62* Spring, h. 62* Spring TILTON DAVID, poultry, 12 Franklin mkt & 6 Tighe Patrick, grocer, 62 Cherry, h. 62 Cherry Washington, h. K Brooklyn Tighe Patrick, grocer. 162 E. 27th, h. 162 E. 27th Tilton Elizabeth B. teacher, h. 19 Pike Tighe Richard, h. 32 Union sq. Tilton George E. provisions, 586,588 & 590 Wash ton. Tighe W. P. clerk, h. 215 Fulton h. 109 Leroy w •. , Tigue Patrick, stonecutter, h. 190 E. 17t.h Tilton Home, pro vs. 586, 588 & 590 Washington, Tilby Jas. butcher, 28 Fulton mkt. h. 77 Chrystie h. 117 Leroy |yf Tilden Henry N. manufacturer, 98 John, h. N ew L e- Tilton Jacob, hotel, 98 Vesey, h. 30 N. Moore banon, N. Y. Tilton John, carman, foot Duane, h. 520 Eighth av. TILDEN JOSHUA, sewingsilk, 25 John, h. E'kVyn Tilton John J. fruit, 10 & 11 Wash’ton m. h. 25 Allen Tilden Lucius W. com. mer. 515 Greenwich, h. 571 Tilton Lawson, express, 1 Wall, h. Hoboken Washington Tilton Leonard, machinist, 144 Bank, h. 115 Bank Tilden Moses Y . manufacturer, 98 John, h. New Tilton Robert L. clothing, 140 Fulton, h. 38 Prospect, Lebanon, N Y. B rooklyn Tilden Samuel J. lawyer, 43 Wall, h. 2 Union sq. Tilton Silas, wheelwright, h. 253 W. 16th Tilden Thomas E. tailor, 87 Cedar, h. 151 Grove, Tilton Thomas H. cooper, h. 56 .Allen _ Jersey City Tilton William, carpenter, 672 Water, h. 672 Water Tilden William, pres. Bowery c. Grand, & varnisher, Tilton Wm. B. Co. violins, 18 Park pi. h.l8 Parkpt 115 Norfolk, h. 46 Irving pi. Tilton Wm. H. clothing, 116 Fulton, h. 64 Prospect, Tilden Wm. & Nephew, varnish, 115 Norfolk Tilden & Co. extract, manufs, 98 John Tiltcm^A^EL& Co. provs. 586,583 & 590 Washing**® TILENCH CHRISTOPHER F. constable, h. 58 Tilton & Moloney, imps. 58 Water Gouverneur Tilton & Walling, clothing, 116 Fulton . Tileston George M. clerk, 12 Bowery, h. 170 Clinton Tilton, Henry & Huff, produce, 2 Washington mkt Tileston Tbos. com. mer. 30 Broadway, h. 2 E. 14th Timanus Rebecca, wid. Henry, h. 1*2 Walker Tileston William H. agent, 45 John, h. 30 Seventh Timbal l Martin, laborer, h. 213 Second Tileston William M. merchant, h. 64 Amity Timberlake Louis, h. 169 E. 14th Tilford Charles, waiter, h. 17 Chestnut Times William, seaman, h. 19 _ Tilford Henry, shoemaker, h. 88 Suffolk Timkirish Samuel, tailor, h. r .'75 Mulberry Tilford James A. grocer, 1 Third av. h. 180 E. 23d Timlow Daniel O. lawyer, 16 Exchange pi. T IN 689 TOB Timm Henry, teacher, h. 89 W. 20th Tinson W. Henry, printer, 22 Spruce, h. 9 Horatio Timme Herman F. watchmaker, 852 Bowery, h. 852 Tipelius Michl. carpenter, — Houston, h. r. 6 Sec. av. Bowery Tipford Theodore, cook, h. r. 108 Essex Timmeney Michael, laborer, h. 280 W. 17th Tipets Charles, steward, h. r. 16 Hamilton Timmens John, mats, 885 Third av. h. 385 Third ay. Tipper John, liquors, 120 E. Broadway, h. 140 E. Timmerman Lewis, grocer, 109 Warren, h. 239 Wash­ Broadway ington Tirr William, shoes, h. r. 122 Stanton Timmerman John N. grocer, 289 Washington, h. 56 Tirrell Robert, printer, h, 115 Chrystie Robinson Tirrill Oakes, com. mer. 6 Wall, h. 624 Broadway Timmerman Wm. shoemaker, 250 Elizabeth, h. 250 Tischer John, pianofortes, 247 W. 28th, h. 249 W. - Elizabeth 28th Timmins Ann, h. 844 E. 12th Tischer Ulrich, carpenter, h. r. 25 Marion Timmins Thomas, waiter, h. 17 Roosevelt Tisdale Jane, wid. Henry, h. 338 Fourth av. Timmonds James, mason, h. 154 E. 27th TISDALE SAMUEL T. iron, 218 Water, h. 23 E. 14th Timmoney Francis, cooper, h. r. 40 Horatio Tisdale William S. mer, 70 & 71 West, h. 225 Hicks, Timmons Catharine, washing, h. r. 65 Chrystie B rooklyn Timmons John, bootmaker, 212£ Elm, h. 212£ Elm TISDALE & BORDEN, com. mers. 70 & 71 West Timmons Joseph, bricklayer, h. 124 E. 20th Tisdall Fitzgerald G. coal, — Wash’ton, h. 155 W.22d Timmons Patrick, laborer, h. r. 390 Eighth av. Tisher Jane, boardingh. r. 59 Mulberry Timmons Patrick, laborer, h. 142 E. 21st Tishner Charles, musician, r. 74 Forsyth Timmons William, butcher, h W. 48th n. Eleventh av.Tisse John J. porter, 5 Rector Timms David, salesman, 207 Greenwich Tissot Charles, laborer, h. 76 Grand Timms William, fishdealer, 163 Eighth av. h. Tenth Tissot John, engineturner, 42 Ann, h. 108 Greene av. n. W. 51st Tissot Robert, imp. 81 Nassau, h. B rooklyn Timolat Eliza, wid. Louis, h. 51 Walker Tithorn John, shoemaker, h. 73 Columbia Timolat Louis J. bookkeeper, h. 51 Walker Titscher Bernard, carpenter, h. 236 Third Titsworth A. D. jr. 163 William, h. Chicago TJmolat Theodore L. elk. reg. office, h. 112 Thompson Timoney John, police, h. 46 Centre Titsworth J. D. clothing, 163 William, h. P lainfield Timoney Patrick, baker, h. 160 W. 16th Titsworth Joseph B. cabinetmaker, 6 Sullivan, h. 23 Timont Alfonse, carver, h. 161 Laurens Sullivan Timothy Bagnall, vet sur. 153 Av. C, h. 338 Ninth Titsworth R. M. clothing, 163 William, h. Plainfield Timpke John, grocer, 221 Mott h. 221 Mott J Tittemmon Hermon, grocer, c. Bedford & Grove, h. Timpson Charles W. clerk, h. 190 Greene c. 16th & Av. A Timpson Charles W. clerk, li. 27 Clarke I Tittle Richard H. shipmaster, h. 13 Grove Timpson Cornelius B. hardware, 126 Cherry, h. 9 i Tittman Charles, liquors, 801 Houston, h. 301 Houston Attorney Titus Amos N. mason, h. 207 E. 18th Timpson Edward, agent h. 737 Eighth av. Titus Benjamin, carman, 167 W . 20th Timpson Elizabeth, wid. Charles W. h. 190 Greene Titus Charles F. carman, h. 71 Pitt Timpson Geo. com. mer. 47 Broad, h 87 Twelfth Titus Concklin, hotel, 600 Broadway, h. 116 W. lltlr Timpson James, auditor, 5 Hall of Records, h. 183 Titus Cornelius B. segars, 32£ Carmine Seventh av. Titus Erastus, baker, 283 Washington, h. 17 W. 85tb Timpson James, butcher, Washington m k t h. 164 Titus George (col’d), porter, h. r. 60 Macdougal Ludlow Titus George N. lawyer, 88 Wall, h. — Irving pi. Timpson James B. machinist h. 27 Clarke Titus George P. grocer, 55 Cortlandt, h. B rooklyn Titus James H. late mer. 34 Liberty, h. 8 College pL Timpson John H. drygoods,kl 9 Barclay & 24 Park pi. h. 438 Fourth Titus John, boots & shoes, 50 B’way, h. B rooklyn Titus John, carman, h. 144 Lewis Timpson Thomas jr. cabinet. 30 Clarke, h. 27 Clarke Timpson Thomas S. com. mer. 5 S. Eastchester Titus Joseph H. acct. 90 Wall, h. Long Island Timpson William, h. 32 E. 20th Titus Joseph R. carman, 177 W. 20th Timpson William B. engineer, h. 27 Clarke Titus M. Allen, com. mer. 106 Broad, h. 38 Market • Timson Jas. mer. 18 & 49 Wash. mkt. h. 164 Ludlow Titus Peter, stagedriver, h. 192 W. 27th Timson John W . carman, h. 158 Delancey Titus Peter H. late mer. 64 Front, h. 38 Market Tindale Hezekiah M. painter, 86 Frankfort, h. 86 Titus Peter 8. late crockery, h. 13 Allen Frankfort Titus Richard A. jr. police, h. 282 Eighth av.^ Tindale John J. sec. fire dep. h 144 Norfolk Titus Samuel, broker; r. 45 Mer. ex. h. A storia Tindall Sarah E. wid. Robert h. 511 Broome Titus Samuel L. planingmill, Tompkins c. Grand, lu Tindell James, cabinetmaker, h. 193 Bleecker 221 W. 22d Tines William, (col’d), seaman, h. 19 Laurens Titus Samuel P. clerk, h. 211 Henry Tingle George, com. mer. 9 Cedar, h. B rooklyn Titus Stephen R. china. 82 Maiden la. h. Prescott h. Tingle Jacob (col'd), porter, li. r. 18 Greene Titus Samuel H. architect, 251 B’way, h. 66 Yarick Tingiey George H. mer. 36 Liberty, h, B rooklyn Titus Sidney, clerk, 179 South Tingley William H. jeweler, Elm cor. White, h. 409 Titus Thos. W. storage, 4 & 6 Jones la. h. Brooklyn Broome ^ Titus Walter, late mer. h. 57 W. 28th , Tinker Allen, fishmonger, 1 & 2 Catharine m kt h. Titus William, carpenter, h. 375 Tenth Catharine si. Titus William A. shoemaker, h. 313 Third Tinker Hannah A. wid. Wm. boardingh. 5 Eighth av. Titus William D. toys, 37 John, h. B rooklyn Tinker Lewis G. gilder, h. 166 Barrow Titus William H. grocer, 64 Front, h. 21 E. 14th Tinker Marianne, wid. Lewis, h. 190 W. 18th Titus William L. carman, h. 546 Broome ^Tinker Stephen A. builder, 2T3 Grand Titus Wm. M. late mer. h. 56 White Tinker William, fishmonger, 17 & 19 Catharine m ktTitus P. H. &, W. H. late grocers, 64 Front h. B rooklyn ' t _Titus & Barnes, grocers, 64 Front Tinker Wm. H. coachlamps, 197 Centre, h. 28 De­ Titus Toaspern Hermann, pianomaker, h. 1 Franklin sq. Tinkler William W. carman, h. 61 Eldridge Toawey Ann, wid. Peter T. h. r. 87 Orange Tinley Thomas, carpenter, h. r. ^ Clarkson Toben David, laborer, h. 218 Cherry Tinsdale Anne L. wid. John h. 233 Thompson Tobey John J. machinist, h. 24 Attorney Tinsdale EdmondR. M. barber, 357 Fourth av. h. Tobey John L. boatbuild. 809 West, h. 451 Hudson Tobey L. W. flour, 86 West TinsM Town B. F. sailmaker, 91 West, h. 194 W. 15th Town Catharine, wid. Charles, h. 53 Rutgers ownsend S. P. 82 Nassau, h. 87 St Marks p . Town Charles, pres. ins. co. 56 Wall, h. 264 Fourth av. ownsend Samuel, sec. city fire m& co. 61 Wall, n. Town Charles F. printer, Tribune buildings, h. 213 Harrison, Brooklyn , Fulton ownsend Sarah, wid. Henry, h. 15cScam Town James, blacksmith, h. 48 Scammel ownsend Sarah Ann, teacher, h. 46 E. lt>tn Town John B. shoemaker, h. 368 Madison ownsend Solomon, tea, 67 Front, h. 99 Clinton pi. Town Justus, shoemaker, h. 868 Madison ownsend Sylvanns, driver, h. 382 Tenth Town William, painter, h. 204 Greene ownsend Sylvanus S. dyestuff 55 Water, h. H Towne Ezra, agent, 207 Fulton, h. 267 Washington, c. Cheever pi. Brooklyn r. * v B rooklyn . ownsend Tappen, agent, 82 Nassau, h. 224 Towne Joseph S. boardingh. 107 Greenwich Brooklyn TRA 693 TRA Townsend Thomas J. teas, 45 Wall, h. 15 Great Jones Tracy James J. hardware, 97 Pearl, h. 88 Lexingt’n av. Townsend Walter B. & Co. druggists, 226 Pearl, h. Tracy James, baker, h. 445 Fourth Long Island Tracy John, laborer^ h. 101 Thompson Townsend Walter W. agent, 1 South, h. 29 Broadway Tracy John, laborer, h. 67 Oliver Townsend Washington, willow ware, 389 Broome Tracy John, milkman, h. E. 89th n. Third av. Townsend William, tailor, h. r. 32 Cherry Tracy John, tailor, h. 314 W. 26th Townsend William, drygoods, 29 Dey, li. 53 Barclay Tracy John, tailor, h. 198 Elm Townsen4_William, wheelwright, 200 E. 35th Tracy John, butcher, 33 Moore, h. 34 Butler, B'Jclyn Townsend William A. publisher, 222 Broadway, h. Tracy John, coachman, h. r. 279 Mulberry Jersey C ity Tracy John, boilermaker, h. r. 890 Sixth J 'J ownsend William B. real estate, 130 Broadway, h. Tracy John, stonecutter, h. 292 W. 33d Staten Island Tracy John P. hatter, 142 Rivington Townsend William H. drygoods, 119 Broadway, h. Tracy Keran, grocer, 147 W. 15th, li. 147 W. 15th 19 Madison sq. Tracy Kieran, porter, h. 372 Broome Townsend William H. policeman, h. 229 Ninth av. Tracy Martin, laborer, h. 6 Dunham pi. Townsend Wm. Hasley, hardware, 15 Dey, h. B 'klyn Tracy Mary, wid. Dennis, washing, h. r. 164 W. 80th Townsend William H. & Co. iron, 4 Bowling green, Tracy Michael, gardener, h. W. 48th n. Ninth av. h. Staten Island Tracy Michael, pedler, h. 215 E. 17th Townsend William I. mer. 57 Water, h. 16 E. 18th Tracy Michael, scavenger, h. E. 39th n. Third av. Townsend Wisner H. imp. 85 Pine, h. 29 Broadway Tracy Michael, marblepolisher, h. 171 E. 22d TOWNSEND J. H. & CO. drygoods, 701 Greenwich TR A C Y MILTON C. teacher, 12 Chambers, & pub­ Townsend R. & J. drygoods, 376 Bleecker lisher, 415 Broadway, h. 101 King Townsend, Arnold & Co. drygoods, 95 Chambers Tracy P. thread & needles, 5 8 Broadway TOWNSEND, CLARK & CO. hardware, 15 Dey Tracy Patrick, liquors, 109 Sheriff Townsend, Clinch & Dike, mers. 67 Hatfield, framemakers. 124 Grand Toy James, laborer, h. 242 Sixth av.* Tracy, Irwin & Co. drygoods, 235 Broadway Toy Peter, bootmaker, h. 29 Oak Trade Peter, sailor, h. 78 James Toy Peter W. stat’er, 486 Eighth av. h. 486 Eighth av.TRADESMEN'S BANK, 177 Chatham Toy Thomas, stairbuilder, h. 122 Amity Trafford Ab. lime mer. 28 Tompkins, h. 23 Mangin Toy D. & Son, clothing, 99 Maiden la. Trafton William H. editor, 36 William, li. Bedford Toy let Mathew, mason, h. 279 Sixth av. B rooklyn Traballesi Eliza, milliner, 832 Fourth Trager Frederick, tailor, h. r. 95 Chrystie Traber Jacob, pianos, h. 131 W. 16th Trageser John, coppersmith, 58 Greene, h. 58 Greene, Tracey Charles, carman, h. 623 Washington Traherty William, h. 261 William Tracey Daniel, mer. 190 Cherry Trail Conrad R. bookbinder, h. Second av. n. E. 42d Tracey James, laborer, h. 302 W. 38d Trainer, Christopher, laborer, h. 280 Av. B Tracey Matthew, tobacconist, h. r. 250 Greenwich Trainer Edward, japanner, h. 38 Oak Tracey Patrick, quarryman, h. r. E. 39th n. Second av.Trainer Felix, laborer, h. r. 170 W. 16th Tracy Andrew, boots, 145 First av. h. 145 First av. Trainer James, carman, h. 261 Broome Tracy Ann, wid. Patrick, seamstress, h. 201 Elizabeth Trainer James, laborer, h. 118 W. 19th Tracy Arthur, clerk, h. 11 Morris Trainer John, h. 22-f Jay Traey C. C. sawmanufacturer, 440 Seventh av. h. W. Trainer John, carman, h. 63 Sheriff 50th n. Tenth av. Trainer John, stonemason, h. 130 W. 16th Tracy Catharine, wid. John, seamstress, h. 204 E. 21stTrainer Mary, washer, h. 143 W. Broadway Tracy Charles, lawy. 74 Beaver, h. 82 Lexington av. Trainer Patrick, laborer, 182 E. 33d Tracy Charles A. drygoods, 233 «fc 235 Broadway, h. Trainer Patrick, tailor, h. 36 Maiden la. 18 Beach Trainer Philip, laborer, h. r. 44 Marion Tracy Christopher, liquors, 352 Fourth av. h. 852 Trainer Thomas, cartman, li. 254 First av. Fourth av. Trainer Thomas, blacksmith, h. 36 Broome Tracy Cornelius, laborer, h. 307 Av. A Trainor Bernard, bricklayer, h. 127 W. 35th Tracy Daniel, baker, h. 729 Washington Trainor Charles, cutter, h. 103 E. 17th Tracy Daniel, laborer, h. W. 36th n. Seventh av. Trainor'Hudson, sandpapermaker, h. 40 Clarkson Tracy Daniel, supt. sailors1home, 190 Cherry Trainor James, laborer, h. 291 Av. A Tracy Dennis, policeman, h. 182 Elizabeth Trainor John, laborer, h. 164 Sixth Tracy Dennis, bookkeeper, h. 180 Elizabeth Trainor John, laborer, h. r. E. 15th n. Av. A Tracy Edward, blacksmith, h. 317 Eighth Trainor John, plasterer, h. 81 W. 19th Tracy Edward, brakeman. h. 430 Fourth av. Trainor Michael, laborer, h. 187 W. 19th Tracy Edward H. clerk, 36 Cortlandt, h. 88 Lexing­ Trainor Patrick, laborer, h. 280 E. 18th ton av. . Trainor Patrick R, porter, h. r. 34 E. 19th Tracy Edward II. engineer §|organ ironworks, ft. TRAINOR PATRICK, harness, 378 Broadway, h. Ninth e. r. h. Carlton h. 126 Greene Tracy Edward H, (col’d), cook, h. 33 Thompson Trainor Patrick, mason, h. 81 W. 19th Tracy Eliza, dressmaker, 31 Greene, h. 31 Greene Trainor Peter, tobacconist, h. 76 Orchard Tracy Emily, widow, board!ngh. I l l Prince Trainor Peter, laborer, h. 208 Av. A Tracy Frederick, drygoods, 235 Broadway, h. 8 E. 23d Trainor Robert, boots, h. 193 E. 22d Tracy G. Manning, broker, 2 Hanover, h. 107 Second Trainor Rosanna, wid. James, h. 107 Bayard av. Trainor Rose, wid. Lawrence, h. 225 E. 17th Tracy George, porter, h. 73 Bayard Trainque Peter, furniture, 453 B’way, h. 169 Elm Tracy George H. sec. ins. co. 14 & 16 Mers. ex. h. 51 Traitel David, watches, 302 Grand, h. 302 Grand Baltic, B rooklyn ' * Traiteler Desire, bootmaker, h. 81 W. 19th Tracy George M. furnishing^ 84 William TRALL RUSSELL T. physician & hydropathic insti­ Tracy Gerod, mer. h. S8 Lexington av. tution, h. 15 Laight Tracy James, carpenter, h. 47 E. 25th Trail Selden D. botantic medicines, 43 Bowery, h. 43 Tracy James, laborer, h. r. 53 Mulberry Bowery Tracy James, porter, h. 283 Mott TRALL & STOW, botantic medicines, 43 Bowery Tracy James C. carman, b. 255 Sixth av. Tranchant Huguist, millinery, 83 Carmine^ TRA 694 TRE Tranchard Eliza, midwife, h. 1ST Delancey Travis William H. driver, h. 61 Mercer Tranchard Samuel, h. 137 Delancey Travis & Co. forwarding, 33 Coenties si. Traner John, mason, h. 289 W. 16th Travis & Nelson, lawyers, 49 Wall Tranor Daniei, carman, hi 172 E. 11th Traviss Ma y L. boardingh. 1S7 Elm Tranor Hugh, mason, h. 221 VV. 31st Trayer William L. lamps, 333 Third av. Traphagan John, clerk, h. 129 E. Broadway Traynor Francis, laborer, h. 257 W. 26th Traphagen Albert, chairfinisher, h. 23 Watts Traynor John, driver, h. 384 Tenth Traphagen Anna, fancygoods. 81 Canal, h. 81 Canal Traynor Mary, h, 452 Fourth Traphagen Cornelius V. vaniisher, h. 34 Forsyth Traynor John, laborer, h. r. 65 W. 30th Traphagen Diana, wid. William D. h. 78 Bedford Traynor John, laborer, b. r. 88 Hamersley TRAPHAGEN GEO. H. physician, h. 380 Pearl Traynor Matthew, laborer, h. r. 8 Clarkson TRAPHAGEN HELEN C. drygoods, 81 Canal, Travers Francis, smith, h. r. 94 Ridge Treanor Owen, mason, h. r. 268 W. 28th Travers Henry, carpenter, h. 24 Frankfort Treanor Thomas, mason, 869 Twelfth Travers James, laborer, h. 57 Water Treasy Michael, laborer, h. r. 132 W. 20th Travers James P. paper millinerygoodB, 4 & 6 John h Ulmann Adolph, imp. 83 William, h. 22 Oliver 272 Madison * * Ulmann Joseph, pedler, h. 188 Houston Underhill Margaret (col’d), wid. Wm. h. 49 Watts Ulmann Solomon, butcher, h. 194 Second Underhill Maria, wid. Frederick, nurse, h. 33 Km Ulmann Solomon B. fancygoods, 42 Cedar, h. 164 Underhill Monmouth H. livery, 4 Rivington h 18 Prince Delancey Ulmann & Flegenheim, imps. 83 William Underhill Morris D. police, h. 132 W. 35th Ulmar Samuel, hatter, 39 Av. B, h. 39 Av. B Underhill Moses, crockery, 447 Broadway h 118 Ulmar Sarah, boardingh. 1 Monroe Waverly pi. Uloth Frederick, tailor, h. 205 Second Underhill Nathaniel, feed, 140 Yarick, h. 137 Yarick Ulreick John, laborer, h. 249 Av. A Underhill Nehemiah B. machinist, h. 281 Sixth Ulrich Andrew, turner, r. 116 Sheriff, h. 309 E. 13th Underhill Peter S. boots, 24 Nassau, h. 52 Hicks, 57w Ulrich Christian, tailor, h. 186 Third Underhill Philip H. butcher, Washington mkt h. Ulrich Ferdinand, cigars, 358 Tenth, h. 358 Tenth 122 Rivington Ulrich Jacob, butcher, h. 99 Sheriff Underhill Ransom, com. mer. 32 & 33 W. Washing­ Ulrich Jacob, sawyer, h. 236£ W. 16th ton mkt. h. 340 Washington Ulrich Isaac, pedler, h. 312 Second Underhill Reuben H. lawyer, 37 Wall, h. Brooklyn Ulrich William, milkman, h. E. 47th n. Second av. Underhill Samuel, h. 217 W. 29th Ulrick Frederick, tailor, h. 96)£ Seventh Underhill Samuel, wood. — Spring, h. 56 Hamerslev Ulridge Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 166 W. 85th Underhill Sarah F. h. 199 Henry Ulrig Philip, tailor, h. 879 Grand Underhill Sidney, c<5m. mer. 32 & 33 W. Washington Ulsamer Johan, tailor, 207 Av. B, h. r. 207 Av. B mkt. h. 1 Mott Ulsch Baiel, turner, h. r. 115 Sheriff Underhill Solomon, driver, h, 205 E. 26th Ulshoefer John, shoemaker, h. 204 Av. B Underhill Thomas, grocer, 181 South, h. 29 Pike Ulshoeffer Michael, late judge, 9 Nassau, h. 19 Clin­ Underhill Thomas S. seaman, h. 4 Pitt ton pi. Underhill Walter, 492 Grand, h. Flushing L. I. Ulterwack John, segarmaker, h. 87 Delancey Underhill Walter, shirts, 36 Dey, h. 187 W. 24th Ulyat William, soap, W. 18th n. Seventh av. h. 108 Underhill Walter M. lawyer, 50 Wall Barrow Underhill William, carman, h. 181 Second Umber Bertha, drygoods, 431 Grand, h. 431 Grand Underhill Wm. jr. china, 22 Yesey, h. 162 Eldridge Unbesheiden George, cabinetmaker, h. 315 Sixth Underhill Wm. jr. druggist, 183 Water, h. Glenam % Underheim Dominick, carpenter, 375 W. 37th Underhill William F. sec. 173 Canal, h. New RocheUe Underhill Aaron T. shirts, 86 Dey, h. 25 Bleecker Underhill William H. liquors, 430 Broome & 389 Underhill Abm. lawyer, 4 New, h. 828 Greenwich Fourth av. h. 186 Elm Underhill Abm. C. carman, 40 Broad, h. 131 W. 19th Underhill William H. physician, h. 170 Delancey Underhill Adna H. grocer, Eighth av. c. W. 51st, h. Underhill William J. watchmaker, 141 West, h. Eighth av. c. W. 51st Williamsburgh Underhill Adonizah J. crockery, 65 Pearl, h. St Underhill William S. broker, 27 Wall, h. Ill Wa- Nicholas hotel verley pi. Underhill Alfred, millinery, 4 John, h. 281 Madison Underhill A. T. & W. shirts, 36 Dey Underhill Alfred, physician, 44 E. 20th, h. 3 Madison Underhill & Bool, grocers, 181 South Underhill Alph. trunks, 136 Greene, h. 160 Wooster Underhill L. & A. milinery, 4 & 6 John Underhill Atheniel, stables, 140 Varick, h. 137 Yarick Underhill & Co. stables, 4 Rivington Underhill Bailey, lawyer, 4 New, h. 122 Essex Underhill Brothers, com. mers. 32 & 33 W. Wash­ Underhill Barnes, h. 6 Rivington ington mkt. Underhill Behjamin H. h. 29 Pike Underlight John, pedler, h. 311 Ninth Underhill Catharine, wid. Thos. S. h. 69 London ter. Understillir John, police, h. 34 Wooster Underhill Charles, com. mer. 32 & 33 W. Washington Underwood Alex. A. weigher, 22 Old si. h. 441 First av. m kt h. 170 Franklin Underwood Cornelius, weigher, 22 Old si. b. 441 Underhill Charles W. clothing, 110 William, h. 15 First av. Hammond Underwood George H. designer, 40 Pine, h. 97 Wash­ Underhill Daniel, secretary ins. co. 72 Wall ington, Brooklyn Underhill Daniel, musician, h. 189 Elm Underwood Henry, painter, h. 883 Broadway Underhill Daniel, tailor, h. r. 78 Forsyth Underwood Henry A. broker, 22 Mer’s ex. h. Yonkert Underhill Dan’l, stables, 16 Fourth av. h. Oyster B ay Underwood Horatio, mer. 86 South, h. Sing Sing Underhill Daniel C. carman, h. 77 Bedford Underwood John, laborer, h. r. 386 Sixth Underhill Daniel K. distiller, h. 112 Thompson Underwood John A. broker, 22 Mer's. ex. Underhill David, hardware, 312 Grand, h. 312 Grand Underwood John E. carman, 22 Old si. h. 138 E. 26th Underhill David H. late butcher, h. 300 Mott Underwood Joshua, laundry, 118 W. 16th Underhill Elias, cloths, 22 Cedar, h. 118 Willow, Underwood Montgomery, machinist, h. 166 Eighth av. B rooklyn Underwood Richard, mason, h. 252 W. 29th, Underhill Elias H. carman, 47 Broad, h. 134 E. 27th Underwood Wm. J. carman, h. 191 E. 26th Underhill Eliza B. wid. Samuel, h. 281 Madison UNDERWOOD J. A. & SON, brokers, 22 Mer s. ex. Underhill Elizabeth, h. 134 Sullivan Underwood W. J. & J. E. cartmen, 22 Old si. Underhill Elnathan, butcher, 23 Fulton mkt. h. 451 Underwood & Badger, mers. 36 South Houston Undrich Martin, bakery, 363 Seventh av. Underhill George & Co. cloths, 81 Cedar, h. 235 E. Unfricht Philip, painter, 27 Av. A. h. 27 Av. A Broadway Ungemach Seibert, grocer, 662 Eighth av. Underhill George D. coachmaker, 197 Mercer, h. Unger Adam, segarmaker, h. 166 Av. A 1 Amity Unger Auguste, caps, h. r. 157 Forsyth Underhill George L. pocketbooks, h. 67 London ter. Unger George, porte monnaiemaker, h. i l l imru Underhill George M. K. grocer, 195 South, h. 140 Unger Henry, shoemaker, h. 496 Houston Henry Unger Jacob, segarmaker, h. 67 Greenwich Underhill George W. cloths, 81 Cedar, h. 235 E. Unger Julius, musician, h. r. 185 Laurens Broadway Unger Samuel, segars, h. 235 ^yington Underhill Gilbert E. dryg’ds, 348 Bowery, h. 3 Third Unger Solomon, capmaker, h. r. 204 Hester Underhill Hannah, h. 199 Henry Ungrich Henry, baker, 420 Ninth av. Underhill Henry S. hats, 181 Water, h. 75 Middagh, Ungrich Martin, bakery, 863 Seventh av. Brooklyn Uniack Edward, liquors, h. 811 First av. UTT 701 YAL UNION BANK, 34 Wall UNION INDIA RUBBER CO. 19 Nassau S ^ er ^ ^ P * 31103* 150 Fourth av. Utley Cynthia M. tailoress, h. 32 Goerck UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. 58 Wall Utter Elizabeth, wid. David, h. 64 Yandam UNION WHITE LEAD CO. 175 & 194 Front Uttz Chas. butcher, 124 Greenwich, h. 124 G’nwich UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. 69 Utz Antony, phys’n, 418 Third av. h. 418 Third av. Wall Utz Constantine, crimper, h. r. 238 Third - UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Utz John, shoemaker,, h. 38 Clinton New-York, 40 Wall UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Philadelphia, 5 Nassau \ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM CO. 177 West Unkart Edward, imp. 17 S. William, h. 118 Hicks, Vach6 Alexander F. physician, h. 48 Lexington av. Brooklyn Yackiner John J. cabinetmaker, h. 90£Hamersley Unkauf Frederick, tailor, h. W. 51st n. Eleventh av. Yackiner Justus, cabinetmaker, h. 262 Delancev Unkuntz Martin, perfumer, h. r. 117 Norfolk Yad Adam, pedler, 100 W. 87th Unold Frederick, painter, r. 28 Chrystie Yader Frederick, beer, 138 Delancey, h. 138 Delan- Unold Marie, paint, r. 28 Chrystie, h. r. 28 Chrystie cey Unold M. & F. painting, r. 28 Chrystie Yaellen Daniel, h. 455 Grand Unschied Joseph, crockery, h. r. 145 W. 31st Yaget Frederick, shoemaker, h. r. 180 Suffolk Unsecker John, grocer, 53 Av. A, h. 53 Av. A Yagneux Francois, distiller, h. r. 53 Av. C Unsworth Alexander, lace, 7 Leonard, h. 7 Leonard Yagnies Anne, liquors, h. 293 Tenth av. Unsworth Richard, paperstainer, h. 295 W. 81st Yahle Charles H. grocer, 326 First av. h. 326 First av. Unthink M. G. millinery, 16 Av. A, h. 16 Av. A Yaidemon William, harness, h. r. 78 Forsyth Untorff Henry, tailor, h. 28 Av. A Yail Aaron, h. 100 Fifth av. Upham Alfred, physician, h. 387 Fourth Yail Alvro, shipcarpenter, h. 76 Lewis Upham Amos, lieut. pol. 220 Mercer, h. 217 Bleecker Yail Addison, dentist, 13 Bond, h. New Jersey Upham Joseph, american hardware, 15 Gold, h. First Yail Albert S. clothing, 339 Eighth av. h. 8 Jane n. Court, Brooklyn Yail Ellen, wid. Gabriel, boardingh. 382 Greenwich Upham Nancy, h. 455 Greenwich Yail George, hardware, 9 Gold, h. Morristown, N. J. Upington James, coachmaker, h. 14 Franklin Yail Henry F. cashier, 32 Wall, h. Brooklyn UPJOHN RICHARD & CO. architects, 111 BVay Yail Howell C. tailor, 221 Centre, h. 221 Centre Upjohn Richard M. architect, 111 Broadway, h. State Yail Jacob, cloth, 22 John n. Henry, Brooklyn Yail Jacob A. boardingh. 342 Greenwich Upperman Alfred, jeweler, h. 89 Wooster Yail James, foreman, h. 346 Third Upson Alfred A restaurant, 349 B'way, h. 93 Leonard Yail James E. mer. 43 Water, h. Bloomingdale Upson Augustus, pilot, 69 South, h. WiUiamsburgh Yail John B. late dining saloon, h. 176 W. 20th Upson Gustavus A. strawgoods, h. 238 Monroe Yail John C. carrier, h. 80 N. Moore Upson Lucas, pianofortemaker, h. 169 E. 24th Yail John S. paperhangings, 34 Eighth av. Upson Lucius M. restaurant, 349 BVay, h. 93 Leon’d Yail Joseph, gilder, h. 110 Essex Upson Silas, cooper, h. 96 Attorney Yail Joseph W. flour, 38 Pearl, h. Clinton, Brooklyn Upton Dennis, laborer, h. 241 First av. Yail Mary, wid. Alfred P. dressmaker, h. 93 W. Upton Francis H. lawyer, 72 Wall, h. 30 W. 19th Broadway Upton Francis J. laborer, h. 10 York Yail Mortimer M. late grocer, h. 161 Macdougal Upton James, liquors, 243 William & 456 Third av. Yail Moses M. lawyer, h. 161 Macdougal h. 243 William Yail Moses M. lawyer, 164 West, h. 4 Abingdon sq. Upsted James, calker, h. 515 Grand Yail Robert, late hatter, h. 150 Clinton Uptegrove Jane, wid. Benjamin, h. 87 Lewis Yail Solomon B. agent, h. 137 Ninth av. Uran John, h. 145 W. 21st Yail Stephen, carman, h. 133 Christopher Urban Joseph, brushes, 133 W. 29th,'h. 133 W. 29th Yail Walter, imp. 41 John, h. 212 W. 23d Urban Philip, cabinetmaker, h. 170 W. Broadway Yail William, cabinet, 279 Spring, h. 279 Spring Urban William, dyer, h. 169 E. 26th Yail William, tobacconist, 54 Thompson Urbeond William, shoemaker, h. 26 Clarke Yail William C. fish, h. 123 Beekman Ure Margaret, wid- John, tailoress, h. 100 W. 28th Yail William F. butcher 101 Greenwich, h. 410 Urchs Francis C. razorgrind. 60 Yesey, h. 351 Broome First av. Unas Alexander, segars, 18 Chambers, h. 227 Stanton Yail Wm. M. cloth, 80 & 82 William, h. Brooklyn Urie Thomas, weaver, h. W. 39th n. Tenth av. Yail J. W. & Co. grain & meal, 28 Bridge & 33 Pearl Urkunderhart Ann, wid. John U. h. 17 Dry Dock Yail & Root, dentists, 13 Bond Urmy John U. clerk, h. 636 Greenwich Yaill Timothy D. cloths, 92 William, h. Urner Jonas R. carp’tr, 164 W. BVay, h. 1 Monroe Yainias M. shoemaker, h. 118 Anthony Urquhart Alexander, calker, h. 15 Cornelia Yakay George D. sash & blinds, h. 193 Sixth av. Urquhart James, clerk, h. 279 Fifth Yalance Catharine, wid. David, h. 152 Laurens Urquhart Robert, printer, h. 77 Henry Yalance Sarah, wid. Isaac, nurse, h. 2 Forsyth Urquhart William, shipwright, h. 163 Lewis Yalbro Leopold, shoemaker, h. 268 Third Usener Chas. optician & daguerreotypes, h. 138 Canal Yaldevue L. segarmaker, h. 26 Second av. Useted William, carpenter, h. 699 Fourth Yaldez Manuel, boardingh. 79 Yarick Useted Henry, carpenter, h. 168 Cherry Yaldivia Raphael, segarmaker, h. 33 Second Usher Anne C. dressmaker, h. 807 Ninth av. Yalee Philip, tailor, h. 553 Fourth Usher John, shoemaker, h. 64 Bank Yale Gilbert, teacher of navigation, publisher of Usher John C. grocer, 307 Vf. 28th, h. 307 W. 28th liberal works, vales, globes, 1 Bowery, h. Fourth Usher Reuben, seaman, h. 45 Scammel c. S. 4th WiUiamsbw'gh Usher Thomas, laborer, h. 560 Third av. Yale Michael, laborer, h. 33 Oliver Usher Luke, police, h. 4634 Fourth Yale Peter, painter, h. 119 Christopher Usher Sophia, wid. George, h. 96 Fourth av. Yalentine Abraham, butcher, 11 Fulton mkt. h. 273 Usmar John, boatbuilder, h. 305 Ninth av. Adams, Brooklyn Ustick Edward F. clothing, 126 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Yalentine Abraham M. inspector lumber, h. 271 Ustick Stephen G. cattledealer, h. 841 Third av. Fifth Utley Perry B. drygoods, 193 Spring, h. 7 Ludlow pi. Yalentine Alfred, butcher, h. 279 W. 28th Utter Abram, fruits, 37 Wash’ton mkt. h. 104 Av. D Yalentine Alfred, carman, h. 84 Seventh av. Utter Edw’d D. grocer, 622 Water, h. 74 Gouverneur Yalentine Alfred A. 146 Pearl, h. 55 E. 17th Utter Eliza J. millinery, 26 Greenwich av. _ Yalentine Benjamin C. tinsmith, 227 Greene, h. 227 Utter George B. pub. 9 Spruce, h. WiUtamsmcrgh Greene Utter Jonathan, feed, 282 Eighth av. h. Eighth av. c. Yalentine Benjamin W. butcher, 46 Fulton mkt. h. 36 Second av. Utter* Samuel S. salesman, 231 Water, h. —■Johnson, Yalentine Charles, builder, 523 Hudson Yalentine Charles, calker* h. 250 Monroe' Utter*Samlfpianos, 150 Fourth av. h. 150 Fourth av. Yalentine Charles, stables, 124 E. 24th, h. 118 E. 24th Utter Solomon, cutter, h. 299 Eighth av. |Yalentine Charles M. butcher, 151 Division, h. 48 Utter Thomas, carman, h. W. 37th n. Ninth Clinton Utter Thomas, carpenter, h. 129 Barrow Yalentine Christian, cabinet, h.W.40th n. Eleventh av. Utter & Wells, com. 87 Washington mkt Yalentine Daniel D. clerk, h. 150 E. 25th VAL 702 VAN Valentine David H. clerk, h. 12 Watts VALENTINE DAVID T. clerk com. council, 8 City Vallance Catharine, wid. David, h. 152 Laurens hall, h. 96 Seventh v 8ufan’ wi 2 Cortlandt, h. 61 Hamersley Greenwich n. Eeade VAN 703 VAN Vanauken Mary J. milliner, 158 Third av. Yanbrunt George, machinist, h. 104 Columbia Yanauken Susan, wid. Jesse, h. 4. W. 21st Yanauken Barret H. & Co. butter, 186 Washington. Vanbrunt James A. com. mer. h. 75 South, h.Brookln h. 4W . 21st % & ’ Yanbrunt Nicholas, oilcloths, 38 Burling si. h. 290 Henry, Brooklyn Yanaxte Henrv, grocer, 828 Bleecker, h. 328 Bleecker Yanbrunt Peter, sashmaker, 389 Ninth av. Yanbell Nicholas, carpenter, h. 82 Houston Yanbrunt Peter H. foreman, h. 124 E. 19th Yanbenschoten Chas. mer. 105 Water, h. 35 BVay Yanbrunt Ralph P. carman, h. 127 Eldridge Vanbenschoten Elias H. pickles, 252 Front, h. Wil- Yanbrunt Rulif, clerk, h. 23 Hester liamsburgh Yanbrunt ^eodore, provisions, 200 & 202 Chambers, Yanbehschoten George, carpenter, h. 2T0 Seventh Yanbenschoten Hannah, wid. Jas. h. 166 Varick Yanbrunt Tunis, pork, 202 Chambers & 317 W 18th Yanbenschoten James, grocer, 84 Chambers h. 189 W. 16th ' * Yanbenschoten John, blockmaker, h. 2T6 Seventh Yanbrunt & Slaight, com. mer. 75 South & 168 Yanbenschoten Samuel, mer. 88 Front, h. 23 Law­ Maiden la. rence, Brooklyn VANBRUNT & WATROUS, provisions, 200 & 202 Yanbenschoten Uzal, mason, h. 166 Yarick Chambers Yanbenscoten Elias, carpenter, h. 147 First av. Yanburen A. L. hardware, 38 Cortlandt,h. 1 Degraw Yanbenscoten Henry, shipcarpenter h. 649 Fourth Brooklyn Yanbenscoten William H. carpenter, h. 45 Second av. Yanbueren Caroline, wid. Albert, h. 24 Downing Yanbenshuysen James, tailor, 463 Houston, h. 453 Yanburen Daniel, crockery, 15 Amos Houston Yanburen Eliza, wid. Alexander, h. 101 Wooster Yanbenthuysen Francis, stonecutter, h. 2T8 W. 19th Yanburen James, butcher, 49 Washington mkt h. Yanbergen Nicholas, grocer, 85 Second av. h. 35 152 W. 88th Second av. Yanburen James, grocer, 46 Water & 29 Nassau, h. Vanbergen Peter A. lawyer, 89 Jauncey court, h. 249 E. 12th Flushing Yanburen James B. printer, 26 W. 14th Yanbergh Morris, segars, 176 Water, h. 41 Warren Yanburen John, carman, h. 110 Leroy Yanbeuren Albert N. tailor* 292 Hudson, h. 280 Yanburen John, lawyer, 157 B’way, h. 375 Fourth Sixth av. Yanburen John P. carman, h. 167 W. 21st Yanbeuren Beekman, h. 354 Bleecker Yanburen Maria, wid. Richard, h. 8 Rivington Yaubeuren David, lumber, Tenth av. c. W. 15th, Yanburen Mary, wid. Mathew, h. 83 Clinton h. 85 Morton Yanburen Mary, wid. Thomas, h. 43 Ninth Yanbeuren Edward, h. 180 Amos Yanburen Michael M. h. 21 W. 14th Yanbeuren G. A. C. bookseller, 223 Bleecker, h. 29 Yanburen Nicholas, boating, h. 361 Rivington Downing Yanburen Samuel, h. 156 Christopher Yanbeuren Hector S. wheelwright, 580 Washington Yanburen William, soapmanuf. h. r. 180 W. 15th Yanbeuren James B. clerk, h. 26 W. 14th YANBUREN & ROBINSON, lawyers, 157 B’dway Yanbeuren John, toys, 38 Eighth av. h. 38 Eighth av. Yanbuskjrk----- , pianofortemaker, h. 260 W. 29th Yanbeuren Maria, wid. Geo. W. h. 27 Greenwich Yanbuskirk - — , stairbuilder, h. 76 Charles Yanbeuren Martin, carpenter, h. 51 King Yanbuskirk Amelia A. wid. James, h. 118 Eldridge Yanbeuren Michael M. h. 21 W. 14th Yanbuskirk Cath. wid. Philetus, h. r. 729 Greenwich Yaubeuren Sylvester, hotel, 105 Barclay Yanbuskirk George, drygoods, 711 Greenwich, h. Yanbeuren Samuel D. clerk, h. 24 Downing 125 Christopher Yanbeuren William, carman, h. 623 Greenwich YANBUSKIRK J. A. chemist, 59 Washington, J. C. Yanbeuren John S. police, h. 307 Spring Yanbuskirk Jacob, stairbuilder, h. 130 Hammond YANBEUREN D. & CO. lumber, W. 15th c. Yanbuskirk John, gilder, h. 255 W. 17th Tenth av. Vanbuskirk John, jr. gilder, h. 71 Second YANBEUREN & HECKLE, tailors, 292 Hudson Yanbuskirk John A. gents’ furnishing, 154 Fulton. Yanblankensteyn C. F. imp. 103 William, h. 4 Pop- 109 Wooster Ikr, Brooklyn Yanbuskirk Lawrence, clerk, h. 153 Chambers YANBLANKENSTEYN & HEINEMANN. imps. Yanbuskirk Lucinda, wid. John, nurse, h. 286 Mul­ & silk factory, 249, W. 35th & 103 William berry Yanblarcom Andrew, teller, 38 Wall, h. 183 Bleecker Yanbuskirk Maria, nurse, 182 Orchard Yanblarcom James builder, h. 45 Marion Yanbuskirk Richard, carman, h. 106 Bank Yanblarcom James A. fish, h. 95 Charles Yanbuskirk Rich, drugs. 220 G’wich, h. 199 W. 24th Yanblarcom James S. ice, h. 66 Vandam YANBUSKIRK ROSWELL, druggist, 292 Broad, Yanblarcom John, shipsmith, 237 South, h. 24 Pitt h. Newark, N. J. Vanblarcom John A. clothier, 53 Maiden la. h. A, O. Yanbuskirk William, tailor, 141 Mercer Yanblarcom Lewis, carman, h. 356 Greenwich Yanbuskirk William J. h. 101 Wooster Yanblarcom Peter, fish, 83 Hammond, h. 83 Perry Yanbussen John, clerk, h. 17 Cornelia Yanblarcon Abraham, engineer, 475 Eighth av. Yanbussum Harman, carpenter, h. 19 Minetta Yanblarcum Charles, brassfounder, h. 149 Duane Yancamp Elizabeth, wid. Abel, h. 8 Lewis Yanblarcum David, carman, h. 21 Minetta Yancart Jane, widow, nurse, h. 196 Yarick Vanblarcum George E. h. 6 Carmine Yance Eliza M. wid. Thos. N. millinery, 30 Catharine Yanblarcum John, butcher, 136 Hammond Vance Ezek, liquors, 62 G’wich av. h. 62 G’wich av. Yanblarcum Samuel, oysters, 4 Jeff, mkt 83 Perry Yance Isaac, h. 221 E. 20th Yanblarcum William, carman, h. 112 Washington Yance John, editor, 91 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Yanbokkelen John A. agent, 304 Third av. h. 264 E. Yance John J. carpenter, h. 127 E. 26th Broadway Yance Margaret wid. William, boardingh. 96 W. 19th Yanbokkelen Spencer D. C. com. mer. 32 Front, h. Yance Richard, carman, h. 190$ Division 305 Henry Yancile Abraham, shipcarpenter, h. 103 Cannon Vanboskerck Abraham, u. s. inspect h. 69 Second Yancile Peter, carpenter, h. 108 Cannon Vanboskerck George W. mer. 121 Broad, h. 80 W. 23d Varicleef John I. feed, 18 Fourth, h. 54 Horatio Yanboskerck John, late cabinetmaker, h. 80 W. 23d Yancleek Wm. H. grocer, — Robinson, h. 51 Eighth Vanboskerck John L. insp. customs, h. 377 Gr’wich Yancleve Garret, builder, r. 131 W. 28th, h. 131 W. Vanboskerck Lucas J. mer. 141 Pearl, h. Hoboken 28th Yanboskerck William W. & Co. com. mers. 20 South, Yancleve & Ryerson, builders, r. 131 W. 28th h. 20 Seventh av. Vanclief Charles P. printer, 41 Cannon Vanbostwick Lemuel, c. h. broker, 8 Broad, h. 69 Vanclief Jacob J. (col’d), whitewashes h. r. 135 E. Second 26th Yanbrakel John, cbairmaker, h. 46 Scammel Yanclief Jeffery (col’d), whitewasher, h. r. 114 Mae- Yanbrakle John, clerk, h. 510 Sixth av. dougal Yanbrakle John, wheelwright, h. 510 Sixth av. Yanclief John, chairmaker, h. 58 Columbia Vanbrekle James (col’d), waiter, h. r. 88 Franklin Vancollen Leon, jobber, 268 E. Broadway Yanbrock John, upholsterer, h. 160 Thompson Vancott Benjamin C. vegetables, h. 174 Orchard Yanbrocklin Jacob, fancygds. 8 Dey, h. W'msbwgh Vancott David jr. carman, h. 54 Willett Yanbrunt Cornelius H. grocer, 87 Front, h. Bi'klyn Yancott Elizabeth, wid. David, 104 Orchard Yanbrunt Cortland, engineer, h. 21 Canal Vancott Gabriel, clerk, 8 Hall of Rec. h. 84 Colum­ Yanbrunt Edmond, seaman, h. 198 E. 15th bia Yanbrunt Gardiner, silversmith, h. 161 Prince Yancott George, dockbuilder, h. 79 Hameraley VAN 704 VAN VANCOTT J. M. lawyer, 29 Wall, h. Henry c. Vanderbilt Mary, wid. Rodger, h. 422 Cherry Montague pi. B rooklyn Vanderbilt Oliver, seaman, h. 200 Third av Vancott Jane, wid. James, h. 281 Third Vanderbilt Peter T. wheelr^ht, 73 Laurens, h 445 Yancott John cooper, 220 Delancey, h. r. 214J Hudson * Broome y anaerout baran, wid. Aaron, blacksmith, h. 21 Vancott Richard, police, h. 176 Twelfth Sixth Yancott Thomas, clerk, h. 84 Columbia Vanderbilt William 8. tailor, 416 Broadway h 6 St Yancott Wm. H. justice, 29 Second av. h. 449 Fourth Luke’s pL * Yancott Wm. H. machinist, h. 419 Ninth av. Vanderbilt & Coe, wagonmakers, 73 Laurens Vancourt Henry, smith, h. 210 Sullivan Vanderbogart George, carman, h. 16 Clarkson Yancourt James S. silversmith, 83 Duane, h. 2 Vanderburgh Federal, physician, 742 Broadway Minetta pi. Vanderburgh George E. fancygoods, 48 Cedar, h. 56 Yandalinda James R. carman, h. 8 Grand Yandall Philip, gratemaker, h. 220 Av. A Vanderburgh John B. bookkeeper, 48 Exchange dL Yandalsem Wm. H. clerk c. house, h. 72 Horatio h. 891 Broadway 8 4v Waverleypl. Vanderburgh William, eatingh. 4 Clin, mkt h 301 Vandalsene John J. clerk, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Spring Yandamme Hyacinth A. mer. 29 Beaver, h. 109 Vandergrfit Thompson, carpenter, h. 165 E. 25th Vandamme Xavier, shoemaker h. 211 Greene Yanderhalvin Daniel, grocer, 70 Hudson, h. 70 Hud­ Vandean John, carpenter, h. r. 113 Bank son Yandecker Wm. painter, — Third av. h. 150 Broome Vanderhaize Noel, saloon, 92 Fulton, h. 92 Fulton Vandegriff Edward, porter h. 53 Hudson Yanderheyden Elizabeth A. wid. Samuel, h. 137 Vandegrift Strickland, carpenter, h. 350 First av. Ninth av. Vandell Isabella, nurse, h. 58 Columbia Yanderheyden Samuel D. lawyer, 57 Chambers, h Vandemark Henry S. carman, h. 56 Gansevoort 137 Ninth av. Vandemark Samuel, carpenter, h. 669 Fourth Yanderhoef Philip H. clerk, h* 51 Stanton Vanden William, refreshments, Clinton mkt. h. 801 Yanderhoef Stephen S. leather, 25 Ferry, h. BkVun Spring Vanderhoff Abraham, painter, h. 212 Fifth Yandenberg Jacob J. carman h. 254 W. 16th Vanderhoff Michael S. mason, h. 154 W. 15th Yandenberg John D. 57 E. 14th, h. Harlem Yanderhoof Edw. A. shoes, Park pi. h. 70 Seventh Vandenbergh Eliza, wid. Adam, h. 92 Hammond Vanderhoof Jacob, broker, 37 Wall, h. 55 Seventh Vandenbergh James, builder, h. 147 Barrow Yanderhoof Jacob T. banker, 37 Wall, h. 55 Seventh Yandenbergh Samuel D. turner, r. 92 Fulton, h. 75 Yanderhoof John, fruit, — South, h. 103J- Fourth . Bedford Yanderhoof John, carman, h. 208 W. 21st Yandenburg Oliver D. h. 12 State Yanderhoof Matthew, h. 70 Seventh Vandenburgh Frederick A. carriages, 650 Broadway, Yanderhoof Thomas, leather, 25 Ferry, h. Bk'lyn h. 63 Baltic, B rooklyn Yanderhoof William H. carver, h. 107 Henry Yanderbeck Abraham, butcher, Catharine* mkt. h. Yanderlinden James, carman, h. 8 Grand 170 E. 27th Yanderlip George M. hosiery, 104 Bowery Yanderbeck Abraham, goldpens 183 Greenwich, h. Yanderlip Ira A. commissiondealer, 4 Erie pi. h. 508 82 Yandam Greenwich Yanderbeck Ann, wid. John, boardingh. 198 Yarick Yanderlip Guy M provisions, 33 Clinton mkt. h. 508 Yanderbeck Jacob jr. (col’d), intelligence, 193 Church Greenwich h. 193 Church Yanderlip & Thayer, mers. 4 Erie pi. Yanderbeck James, printer, h. 112 Charles Vandennarck Samuel, carpenter, 669 Fourth Yanderbeck James, shoemaker, h. 134 E. 28th Vandermenden William, tailor, h. 31 Pearl Yanderbeck James P. carpenter, h 810 Washington Vanderoef Edward L. butcher, Washington mkt h. Yanderbeck John, late inspector, h. 18 Stanton 45 Horatio Yanderbeck Lucy, wid. David, nurse, h. 12 Cannon Yanderplank Samuel, clerk, h. 88 W. 13th * Yanderbeck Martha, wid. Henry, h. 112 Charles Vanderpoel Aaron, lawyer, h. 40 E. 16th Yanderbeck Paul, boilermaker, h. 81 Charlton Yanderpoel Aaron J. lawyer, 239 Broadway, h. 52 E, Yanderbeck Peter, carman, h. 301 Eighth 16th ; Yanderbeck Peter C. (col’d), seaman, h. r. 65 Sullivan Yanderpoel Abraham B. broker, 3 Nassau, h. Fort Yanderbeck Sarah A. wid. John Y. h. 166 Essex Hamilton Yanderbeck William exchange, 5 Bowery, h. 112 Vanderpool Daniel H. carman, h. 60 Horatio Essex Yanderpool Edward, physician, h. 206 Fourth Vanderbeek Abraham, butcher, 7 Catharine,--h. 170 Vanderpool Frederick S. varnish, 28 Cherry, h. 305 E. 27th Broome Yanderbeek Alb. ropemaker, h. W. 48th n. Eighth av. Yanderpool Jacob, boardingh. 482 Cherry Yanderbeek Alexander, h. 690 Broadway Yanderpool Jacob, late mer. h. 305 Broome Yanderbeek David, inspector, h. 112 Essex Yanderpool Jacob, varnish, 205 E. 25th, Yanderbeek David, smith, 232 W . 18th, h. 253 W . 17th Yanderpool Jacob, mahogany, 28 Cherry, h. Madison Yanderbeek Jacob A. carman, h. 129 W. 16th av. c. E. 30th Yanderbeek James P. carpenter, h. 810 Washington Yanderpool Jacob, moulder, h. 482_Cherry Yanderbeek John, carman, h. 119 Perry Yanderpool John, stonecutter, h. 2T7 Sullivan YANDERBEEK W ILLIAM & SON, pianos, 843 Yanderpool Jacob, h. 305 Broome Broadway, h. 145 E. 13th Yanderpool, Smith & Co. varnish, 28 Cherry, factory Yanderbelt Ann, wid. John, h. 50 Troy 205 E. 25th Vanderbelt Jacob, carman, h. 710 Washington Vanderpuel Jacob, acct. h. 231 Tenth Yanderbelt Peter J. mason, h. 197 Washington Vanders Jacob, laborer, h. 183 W. 25th Yanderbielt Henry, mason, h. r. 328 W . 29th Yanderveer Adrian, phvs'n, 153 Water, h. JFlatlush Vanderbilt Aaron, clerk, h. 139 Eldridge Yanderveer Elizabeth, h. 52 Walker Vanderbilt Catharine, wid. John C. h. 108 W. 16th Yanderveer Violetta, wid. Jasper, h. 33 Fifth _ Vanderbilt Clarke, butcher, h. 61 Clinton Yanderveer Wm. H. grocer, 191 Front, h. J r w S l Vanderbilt Cornelius, carman, h. 15 Cornelia Vandervoort And’w. calker, h. Second av. n. E. 3lst Vanderbilt Cornelius, 9 Battery pi. h. 10 Washing­ Vandervoort Ann, wid. Charles, h. 211 Allen ton pi. Vandervoort Anne A. boardingh. 211 Allen Vanderbilt Ellen, confectionery, 266 Broome, h. 266 Yandervoort Benjamin, fruit, 15 Washington mkt. u. Broome Jersey Vanderbilt Garret G. carpenter, h. 240 W. 30th Yandervoort Charles, carpenter, h. 141 E. 25th Vanderbilt Henry V j cabinetmaker, h. 34 Horatio Yandervoort Chas. com. mer. 48 Cliff, h. 53 Amity Vanderbilt Isaac, pilot, 179 South, h. 171J S. Fourth, Yandervoort Henry, clerk, h. 202 W. 28th Williamstrurgh Yandervoort Hiram (col’d), carman, h. J.107 Canai Vanderbilt Jacob, clothing, 81 Fulton, h. 14 Ren wick Yandervoort James, mer. 58 Broa^ h. 124 W. Wtn Vanderbilt Jacob T. ice, h. 124 Barrow Yandervoort Jane, wid. Henry, milk, h. 147 MulDy Vanderbilt John, clerk, h. 129 Lewis Yandervoort John, police, h. 96k Seventh Vanderbilt John, agricultural implements, 189 Water, Yandervoort J. L. physician, h. 83 Greene h. 104 Lexington av. Yandervoort Joseph B. com. mer. 37 Water, fi. » Vanderbilt John H. carpenter, h. 130 Barlow Vanderbilt Joseph, turning, 331 Fifth Yandervoort Mary A. wid. Peter L. h. 124 W. 13th VAN 705 YAN Vandervoort Peter, liquors, 5 Greenwich av. h. 2 Vanduzer Elizabeth, wid. Peter, h. 54 Willett Christopher Vanduzer James, cooper, h. 63 Willett VANDERVOORT PETER H. com. mer. 38 Broad, Vanduzer John, fish, 4 Essex mkt. h. 26 W. 23d Vanduzer Richard, shoes, h. 105 Stanton Vandervoort Richard, butter, 2 Jefferson mkt. h. W. Vanduzer Samuel H. cabinetmaker, h. 245 Spring 16th n. Seventh av. VANDU ZER SELAH pres. 187 Greenwich, h. 9 Vandervoort family of William L. h. 7 Fifth ay. E, 17th ’ Vandervoort Samuel, machinist, h. 257 W. 29th VANDU ZER SELAH R. druggist, 198 Greenwich, Vandervort James E. butcher, h. 22 Spring h. 40 W. 20th * Vanderwater Martha, wid. David, h. 374 Madison Vanduzer W. A. S. vice pres. Greenwich c. Dev/h. 54 Vanderwerken Eldridge, crockery, 435 Pearl, h. 435 W. 20th Pearl Vandyck Cornelius H. liquors, 21 Coenties si. h. Vanderwerken Henry J. porter, h. 36 Whitehall B rooklyn Vanderwerken Laurence H. coachmkr. h. 96 W . 27th Vandyck Pet. drygds. 71 Eighth av. h. 71 Eighth av. Vanderweyde P. teacher, 35 Washington pi. Vandyk M. E. ladies’ seminary, 95 Fourth av. Vanderzee Eliza, wid. George W. h. 306 Delancey Vandyk William, mason, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Vanderzee Henry, drygds. 194 Broadway, h. Charles­ Vandyke Isaac B. boots & shoes, 13 Dey, h. J 'y City ton, S. C. Vandyke Jane (col’d), seamstress, h. 79 Laurens Vandeursen Abraham S. W. tobacco, 105£ Division, Vandyke Mary. C. hoarding, h. 40 West h. 1051- Division Vandyke Michael M. dining saloon, 21, 23 & 25 Cath­ Vandeursen Abraham W . carman, h. 98 Thompson arine si. h. 108 Sands, B rooklyn Vaudeusen Alfred, clerk, h. 493 Hudson Vandyke Peter (col’d), cook, 133 Wooster Vandeusen George, patent medicines, 123 Chambers, Vandyke Susan A. h. 93 Fourth av. h. 123 Chambers Vandyke & Jansen, boots & shoes, 13 Dey Vandeusen James D. carpenter, h. 863 Eighth Vandyne John, carrier, h. 87 Columbia Vandeusen Mathew, hatter, W . 48th n. Tenth av. h. Vandyne Robert H. (col’d), porter, h. 8 Lispenard 619 Ninth av. Vaneburge Jacob, liquor, 113 Walker, h. 118 Walker Vandeusen Nathan C. carman, h. 258 W . 83d Vanelstine John, carpenter, h. 310 West Vandeusen Robert R. stable, 72 Prince, h. City ho. Vanembergh William, late drugs, h. 120 Chambers Vandeveer Wm. H. grocer, 191 Front, h. 33 Fifth Vanemburg Peter, h. 158 Christopher VAN DEVENTER JOHN, druggist & manuf. prem. Vaneps George K. com. mer. 57 Stone, h. 29 W. 16th blacking, 87 Barclay, c. Washington h. Jersey Vaneps H’y R. willowware, 289 Spring, h. 2S9 Spring City Vaness Peter Lewis, porter, h. 113 Bank Vandeventer William, clothing, 88 Dey, h. A storia Vanetten James, ice, h. r. 23 Jane Vandewall Henry, miller, h. 178 W. loth Vanevery Oliver, stoves, 241 Water Van dewater Abraham C. butcher, 888 Broadway, h. Van every Simeon, machinist, h. 220$ Broome 885 Broadway Vanfleet Henry, pilot, h. 41 Cherry Vandewater Daniel, police, h. 83 E. 27th Vanfleet H’y S. printer, 257 Broadway, h. 413 Sixth av. Vandewater Henry, h. 61 Ludlow Vanfleet James L. painter, h. 95 Elm Vandewater Henry, crockery, 178 Washington, h. Vanfleet Simon, machinist, h. 179 W. 27th Jersey Gity Vangelder Abraham D. hardware, 14 Platt Vandewater John, late clerk, Tompkins mkt. b. 110 Vangelder Rachel, wid. Abraham, h. 133 Orchard Third av. Vangeldren Marcus, butcher, h. 459 Houston Vandewater John A. shipmaster, h. 129 Orchard Vangerrel Frederick, tailor, h. I l l W. 30th Vandewater John D. h. 480 Third av. Vangieson John, carman, h. 127 Hammoud Vandewater John L. & Co. auctioneers, 14 Wall, h. Vangieson Richard, shoemaker, h. r. 124 Barrow New Jersey Vanglahn Christopher, grocer, W. 37th n. Eighth av. Vandewater John W . furniture, 275 Hudson, h. 30 Vanglahn John, grocer, h. 6 Madison Renwick Vangorder Dan. barkeeper, h. 168 W. 37th Vandewater Martha, wid. David, h. 374 Madison Vanguilder J. printer, h. 147 W. 22d Vandewater William C. locksmith, 382 Bleecker, h. Vangurnum Joseph, sailor, h. 43 Oliver 873 Bleecker Vanhal John, segars, h. 147 W . 35th Vandewater Yoorhis Mary E.. wid. Thomas L. h. 52 Yesey Yreeland Edw. builder, 239 W. 24th, h. 149 W. 26ui Yoorhis Richard, carman, W. 27th n. Ninth av. Yreeland Blias, saloon, 215 Eighth av. w Yoorhis Peter P„ stonecutter, h. 44 Hammond Yreeland Enoch, carpenter, 148 W. 34th, h. 148 • Yoorhis Thomas G. upholsterer, Broadway c. Catha­ 84th rine la. k. 52 Yesey Yreeland Jacob M. surveyor, h. 75 Pitt y Yoorhis Wm. W. L. books, 20 Nassau, h. 52 Yestry Yreeland Jane M. wid. Benj. seamst’s, b. 81 W. Vorderwulbeke William, grocer, 15 City Hall pL h. Yreeland John C. umbrellamaker, h. 63 Eirst 15 City Hall pi. Yreeland Martha, wid. Jacob^tailoress, h. 512 E. Yores David, carman, h. 11 Jones Yreeland Martin, builder, 97 W. 27th WAD 713 WAG Yreeland Mary, seamstress, h. 63 Chrystie Wade John C. engraver, 19 Beekman, h. 346 Grand Yreeland Nicholas, builder, 27 Hudson, h. 120 Troy Wuliamsburgh Yreeland William A. carpenter, 58 & 60 Trinity pi. h. Wade Jonas & Son, shoes, 538 Grand, h. New Jersey Brooklyn Wade Jonathan, policeman, h. W. 43d n. Eighth av. Yreeland & Hegeman, builders, 239 W. 24th. h. 249 Wade, Morrison & Co. saddleryware, 190 Pearl W. 26th Wade Patrick, bootmaker, h. 161 First av. Yreeland & Co. ironrailing, 280 Seventh av. Wade Patrick, carman, h. 272-J- W. 28th Yrendenburgh Alonzo, police, h. 401 Tenth av. Wade Patrick, grocer, 57 Orange, h. 57 Orange * Yroman William, liquors, h. 407 West Wade Patrick, laborer, h. 341 W. 43d Yroom Maria D. nurse ,h. 160 W. 13th Wade Richard, laborer, h. W. 43d n. Eleventh av. Yroom Peter D. soaps, 68 Pearl A; 72 Cherry, h. J. Wade Sarah, wid. William P. tailoress, h. 2 Ludlow City Wade Thomas, boilermaker, h. 230 W. 16th Yroom & Fowler, soaps, 68 Pearl & 72 Cherry Wade Thomas, liquors, h. 353 Tenth av. Yulte Fred’k L. lawyer, 11 City Hall, h. 116 W, 23d Wade William, acct. 22 Exchange pi. h. Brooklyn Yulte Adam M. Y. boxes, 95 Maiden la. h. 149 Norfolk Wade William, boots & shoes, 588 Grand Vultee Gertrude, wid. Frederick L. shirts, 114 Chat­ Wade William, mer. 29 South, h. First av. ham, h. 114 Chatham Wade William, oysters, 30 Av. C, h. 80 Av. C Yultee William A. musician, h. 187 Allen Wade William, saddleryware, 190 Pearl YULTEE HENRY B. lawyer, 8 City Hall pi. h. 114 Wade William A. police, h. 94 Av. C Chatham Wade William W. mason, h. 2 Ludlow Yultee Louis H. Y. music, h. 137 E. Broadway Wadelton Joseph, blacking, h. 197 W. 21st Vuss Nicholas, confectioner, h. 2 Franklin Wadick James, baskets, 56 Essex, h. 162 Houston Yyse Henry, imp. 134 Pearl Wadleigh Jessie W. h. 205 Prince Yyse Richard, imp. 134 Pearl Wadleigh Mark, shipcliandler, 22 Coenties slip, h, 52 Yyse Thomas, imp. 134 Pearl Court, Brooklyn Yyse Thomas A. 134 Pearl, h. Staten Island Wadleigh & Knox, shipchandlery, 22 Coenties slip YYSE & SONS, imps. 134 ^?earl / Wadley Anne, dressmaker, h. 118 Laurens Wadsley William, mason, h. 33 Second av. Wadlin John, stabling, 18 Pearl, h. 10 Pearl W ^ Wadlow Charles, porterh. 208 William Wadsworth----- , "drygoods, 35 Nassau, h. Richmond Waack Thomas, tinware, 175 Bowery Wadsworth Charles D. clerk, h.45 Third av. Waas Daniel, tailor, h. 188 Seventh Wadsworth Constant, clerk, 14 John Waas Philip, tanner, h. 188 Seventh Wadsworth George M. painreliever, h. 45 Third av. Waber Auguste, sawyer, h. r. 94 Goerck Wadsworth Harriet, h. 63 W. 25th Wablensak Jon. locksmith. 371 Sixth av. h. 64 W. 24th Wadsworth John, mer. 13 John, h. 89 W. 12th Wabz Ernest L. teacher, 115 Stanton WADSWORTH JOHN, 13 John, h. F ort Hamilton Wach Christina, boardingh. W. 17th c. Ninth av. Wadsworth Julius, com. mer. 65 Exchange pi. & bank­ Wachenheimer Abraham, segars, 18 Clinton er, 29 Wall, h. N. Y. h. Wachenheimer Jacob, segars, 259 Rivington Wadsworth & Sheldon, bankers, 29 Wall & 65 Ex. pi. Wachenhusen Frederic, artist, 431 Pearl, li. — Hous­ Wadsworth, Turner & Co. drygoods, 85 Nassau ton Waechter Barnard, segarmaker, 244 Walker, & stoves, Wachhenschwanz Henry, shoemaker, h. 212 E. 17th 65 Bowery, h. 65 JBowery Wachschager Hugo, mer. 34 New, h. 83 Gold, Rkl/yn Waeil Adam, laborer, h. 100 Sheriff Wachsmuth Louis, tailor, h. 59 Grand Waelch John, laborer, li. r. 60 Mott Wachter Conrad, baker, 191 Division Waerschinger Geo. grocer, 208 E. 21st, h. 208 E. 21st Wachter Daniel, shoemaker, h. W. 37th n. Tenth av. Waesa Theodore, trusses, h. 62 Church Wachter John, earthenware, h. W. 35th n. Tenth av. Wafer William, cabinetmaker, h. 226 Houston Wachter John, pottery, 217 W. 35th, h. 217 W. 35th Wagar Michael R. boardingh. 673 Eighth av. Wachter & Trasch, pottery, 217 W. 35th Wageck John jr. porter, h. 118 W. 81st Wacob Thomas, 119 First av. Wageck Henri, turner, h. 626 Fourth Wack George, butcher, h. r. 90 Essex Wagener Albert H. turner, 390 Bleecker, h. 850 B’kr Waddell Samuel, mason, h. 130 Leonard Wagener Christian, cook, h. 102 Duane Waddell David, carpenter, h. 307 Monroe Wagener Jacob, clerk, h. 158 Broome Waddell Francis L. 84 E. 18th Wagener James, stagedriver, 253 Ninth av. Waddell James, drugs, 27 Water, h. Brooklyn Wagener John II. varietystore, 99 E. 25th Waddell John, manf. 27 Water, h. — Wagenhaimer Jacob, segarmaker, 259 Civington Waddell Mary, bakery, 266 E. 14th, h. 266 E. 14th WAGER LARA R. boardingh. 120 Canal Waddell Mary F. wid. James, boardingh. 97 Monroe Wager Silas, carman, h. 191 E. 22d Waddell William C. H. lawyer, 45 Warren, h. Fifth Waghner Jacob, carpenter, h. 151 Attorney av. c. 37th Wagmann Adam, police, h. 113 W. 30th Wadelton Joseph, blacking, 1 John, h. 197 W. 20th Wagner Anthony C. cabinetmaker, 105 Suffolk, h. Wadden Henry, pedler, h.*231 Av. B Williamsbwrgh Waddilove Robert, stonecutter, h. 38 W. 30th Wagner Anna E. E. wid. John, h. 399 Eighth av. Waddington Jerry, hotel, 135 Liberty Wagner Arnold H. lawyer, 15 Wall, h. 45 Murray Waddington John, stonecutter, h, 884 Seventh av. Wagner Augustus, barber, 203 Mott, h. r. 204 Mott Waddington Robert, stonecutter, 840 Madison, h. Wagner Christian, shoemaker, h. 95 Cedar Mov/nt Vernon Wagner Conrad, bootmaker, 93 Cedar, h. 93 Cedar Waddington William D. lawyer, 69 Wall, h. 3 Car- Wagner Daniel B. confectioner, 760 Broadway, h. 760 roll pi. Broadway Waddle John S. weaver, h. 308 Rivington Wagner Eva, wid. Frederick, h. 105 E. 27th Wade Beni. O. bookbinder, 140 Fulton h. Yorhoille Wagner Francis, bootmaker, 123 Clinton, h. 123 Clin. Wade Bernard, boilermaker, h. 230 W. 16th Wagner Francis, tailor, h. 119 Heniy Wade Charles B. clerk, h. 24 Henry Wagner Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. 112 W. B’dway Wade Edmund S. clerk, 101 Wall, h. 291 Twelfth Wagner Frederick, carman, h. 18 Av. B Wade Elias jr. 78 South, h. 291 E. 12th Wagner George, laborer, h. 257 E. 13th Wade Ezekiel, scale manufacturer, 17 Peck si. h. 26 Wagner George, tailor, h. r. 174 Suffolk Cornelia WAGNER GEORGE W. & CO. importers. 96 Liber­ Wade George, hairdresser and filter manufacturer, ty, h. Brooklyn 118 Water, h. 47 Cranberry, Brooklyn Wagner Henry, blacksmith, h. 605 Fourth Wade George, porter, h. 336 Twelfth Wagner Henry, blacksmith, h. 446 Eighth av. Wade Hamilton, shipwright, h. 137 Lewis Wagner Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 68 Thompson Wade Henry, painter, r. 87 Mercer Wagner Jacob, cabinetmaker, h. 278 Tenth av. Wade Holmes, h. 185 W. 33d Wagner Jacob, carpenter, h. 151 Attorney Wade Hugh, laborer, h. 850 Tenth Wagner Jacob, blacksmith, h. 316 Seventh av. Wade Jacob T. shipfastener, h. 881 Third Wagner Jacob, publicstore, h. 121 Forsyth Wade Jane, wid. Thomas, h. r. 273 W. 28th Wagner James, stagedriver, h. 258 Ninth av. Wade James, policeman, h. 82 Essex Wagner John, chairs, r. 98 W. 17th, h. 105 W. 17th Wade John, laborer, h. 501 Ninth av. Wagner John, liquors, 246 W. 45th Wade John, toys, 287 Second, h. 287 Second Wagner John, provisions, 16 Essex mkt. h. 57 W. 45th WAI 714 W AL Wagner John, shoes, W. 38th, b. Eighth & Ninth avs. Waite George S. drugs, 12 First av. Wagner Jno. A. tailor, 548 Eighth av. h. 548 Eighth ay. Waite John, clerk, 1102 Broadway, h. 6 W. 40th Wagner Joseph, turner, h. r. 74 W. 20th Waite John, clerk, 1102 Broadway, h. 118 Amos Wagner Joseph, driver, h. 204 E. 33d Waite John M. agent, c. Clinton & Grand, h. 90 Henrv Wagner Jacob, tailor, h. 119 Henry Waite M. F. h. 294 W. 14th \ Wagner Julius, capmaker, h. r. 7 Chrystie Waite Robert T. housesmith, 69 Bank, h. 69 B an k Wagner Lewis, butcher, h. r. 46 Suffolk Waite Sophia E. wid. Robert, h. 298 W. 14th Wagner Matthias, shoemaker, 81 Greene Waite Thomas, cutler, 53 Eighth av. h. 53 Eighth av Wagner Michael, bootmkr. 8S Broome, h. 88 Broome Waitzfelder Morris, clothes, 79 Chatham, h. 79Ch’ani Wagner Michael, cabinetmaker, h. 198 E. 17th Waizmann Ignaz. combmaker, h. 271 Spring Wagner Michael, shoes, h. 88 Broome Wajanheisir Francis, tailor, h. r. 199 Second Wagner Moses, segars, 2 Av. C, h. 172 Houston Wake Ann, wid. William, h. 86 Allen Wagner Oscar, carver, li. 120 Essex Wake Charles E. teacher, 99 Thompson Wagner Philip, hair pencils, h. 87 Orchard Wake John, pianomaker, h. 78 King Wagner Philip, h. 57 Crosby Wake John r. pianos, 58 Barclay, h. 58 Barclay Wagner Philip A. cabinetmaker, 435 Houston Wake Ransom, teacher, 51 Laurens, h. 99 Thompson Wagner Sophie, wid. John, sewing, h. r. 188 Second Wake William, pianos, 10 Reade, h. 28 Cottage pi Wagner Theodore, pianomaker, h. 117 E. 25th Wakefield Sophron, wid. Nathaniel, h. 320 Fifth Wagner Valentine, blacksmith, h. 162 Attorney Wakelam Jane, thread, 110 Anthony Wagner Wilhelm, tailor, h. 348 Sixth Wakely Joseph B. (Rev.), h. 12 Forsyth Wagner William, imp. toys and fancygoods, 44* Mai­ Wakeman Abraham, lawyer, 59 Fulton, h. E. 92d den la. h. Williamsbv/rgh Wakeman John P. fancyg’s, 4 Dey, h. 139Second av. Wagner William, carman, h. 167 Charles W AKEMAN S.H. perfumer, 25 Cortlandt &80 Canal Wagner William, cabinetmaker, h. 44 Allen h. B .Spa Wagnitz William, gilder, h. 286 Eighth av. Wakeman Sarah, wid. William, h. 567 Broome Wagoner John, cabinetmaker, h. r. 132 Chrystie Wakeman Titus N. mer. h. 8 W. 52d n. Eleventh av. Wagstaff Alfred, physician, h. 27 Waverley pi. Wakeman Wm. shirts, 11 John, h. 139 Second av. Wagstaff David, grocer, 78 Cortlandt, h. 28 Univer­ Wakeman William W. mer. 74 South, h. SouOvport, sity pi. Conn, WAGSTAFF J. ALEXANDER, lawyer, 8 Wall, h. Wakeman & Latting, lawyers, 59 Fulton ' Staten Island Wakeman & Salter, shirts, 11 John Wagstaff John C. com. mer. 8 Wall, h. S. Island Wakeman, Dimon & Co. mers. 74 South Wagstaff Jos. IL lawver, 15 Chambers, h. 19 Wooster Waker John, pocketbooks, h. 133 E. 26th Wagstaff Richard, silkweaver, h. W. 42d n. Ninth av. Walber, Thomas, machinist, E. 85th n. Third av. h. Wagstaff Thomas H. druggist, 123 Warren, h. Staten r. 135 E. 85th Island Walbrich John, upholsterer, h. r. 14 Walker Wagstaff William, com. mer. 8 Wall, h. Staten Island Walch John, carpenter & liquors, 242 Cherry, h. 242 WAGSTAFF & VEDDER, grocers, 78 Cortlandt Cherry Wahin Michael, laborer, h. r. 16 West Walch Joseph, engineer, h. 89 Av. B Wahl Charles, shoemaker, h. 59 Anthony Walch Joseph, laborer, h. r. 56 Jackson Wahl Charles A. cutler, 29 &81 Gold, h. 27 Columbia Walch Murcella, wid. Richard, h. 72 Oliver Wahl Francis, grocer, 70 Delancey. h. 70 Delancey Walch Patrick, laborer, h. r. 167 W. 33d Wahlan Thomas, rigger, h. 47 Jackson Walch Thomas J. mason, h. 167 W. 27th Wahlers Charles D. grocer, 113 Division, h. 118 Divis. Walcot Charles M. comedian, h. 146 Greene Walilers Garrett, driver, h. 202 W. 21st Walcott Benjamin S. jr. com. mer. 140 Pearl, h. Wahletmann Frederick, tailor, h. 192 Church Clinton, Brooklyn Wahlmann Frederick, diesinker, r. 83 Duane, h. 73 Walcott Joseph, baker, h. 24 Commerce Duane Walcott William S. mer. 5 Pine h. 31 W. 22d Wahmann Henry, smith, h. 329 Tenth Walcott William T. paints, 66 Pearl Wahmenn John H. carman, h. 40 Thomas Wald Nicholas, grocer, 175 E. 25th, h. 175 E. 25th Waibel Francis, bookkeeper, h. 4 First Walde Conrad, tailor, h. 109 Spring Waiblinger Henry, tailor, h. 65 Norfolk Waldeberg Philip, bricklayer, h. 233 Third "VVaide Benedictus, seaman, h. 42Gouverneur Waldeck Conrad, shoes, 60* Norfolk Waidler George J. tailor, h. 80 Av. B Walden Charles C. cus. h. h. Brooklyn Wain Andrew, porter, h. 143 Delancey Walden Daniel T. jr. lawyer, 57 Chambers, h. Br'klyn Wain John, teamster, h. 209 Lewis Walden Frederick A. sailmaker, h. 270 Delancey Waine Patrick, 57 Orange, h. 57 Orange Walden Jacob T. h. 82 W. 26th Wainhauer Francis, baker, 13T* Liberty, h. 137J Walden John, carpenter, h. 417 Ninth av. Liberty WALDEN XHOMA8, bonded stores, 6 Washington Wainman William, silkweaver, h. r. 27 Cannon & 4 West, h. 378 Pacific, Brooklyn Wainright Barron & Co. woodenware, 250 Wash‘ton Walder Christopher, carpenter, h. 272 Houston Wainright Edwin, woodenware, 250 Washington, h. Walder John, greengrocer, 95 Sheriff 318 Spring Walder Joseph, liquors, 5 Av. A, h. 5 Av. A Wainright Ellen, dressmaker, 8 Desbrosses Waldheimer Abraham H. pedler, h. 12 Av. D Wainright Joseph, shoemaker, h. 136 Suffolk Waldheimer Jacob, clothier, 27 Cedar, h. 104 First Wainright Joseph E. bootmaker, h.* 156 Suffolk Waldman Martin, shoemaker, h. 673 Water Wainwright Eli, h. 59 Bleecker Waldmeyer Martin, bootmaker, 671 Water Wainwright Elizabeth, wid. Joseph, h. 109 Eldridge Waldo Charles A. printer, 128 Nassau, h. 144 horsytn Wainwright Maria, wicl Sam. carpenter, h. 103 Goerck Waldo Charles B. & Co. mer. 82 Pine Wainwright John H. broker, 41 William, h. 10 Hubert Waldo Charles F. mer. h. 167 Broadway Wainwright Jonathan M. (Rev.), h. 10 Hubert Waldo Francis, mer. 32 Pine, h. b- 93 Sullivan Walker Sarah, wid. Thomas, sewing, h. 12T Fourth ay Wal ace Frederick, grocer, 58 Elm Walker Sarah, seamstress, h. r. 6 Goerck Wallace Francis, builder, 523 Hudson Walker Thomas, brasskettles, 44 W. 14th, h. B r'klyn Wallace Francis B. late flour, 19 Dey, h. 130 W Wallace Geo. A. butcher, h. 43 Second av W> Walker Thomas, cabinetmaker, 208 Wooster, h 218 Wooster Walker Thomas, clerk, 7 City hall, h. 125 Christopher wSsgat&ssss;m Walker Thomas, cooper, h. 92 Thompson Walker Thomas, machinist, h. 326 Cherry l'aST"’ »■* », Wallace James, grocer, 209 Av. A, h. 209 Av A Walker Thomas, plasterer, h. 89 W. 19th Walker Thomas, sawyer, h. r. 83 Columbia Wal ace James, milk, 209 Av. A, h. 209 Av A Wallace James, baker, h. 187 W 23d Walker Thomas E. mer. 70* Pine, h. 56 Union pi. Wallace James, carman, h. 721 Washington Walker Thomas W. shoes, 30 Dey, h. Jam aica Walker William, h. 255 Seventh Wallace James, coal, 191 W. 13th, h. 73 Eighth av Walker William, baker, h. 348 Houston Wallace James, copyist, h. 118 W. 27th 18 Walker William, banker, 63 Wall, h. 78 E. 21st Wahace James, foreman, h. W. 47th b. Eighth * Ninth avs. 5 06 Walker William, carman, h. 215 Seventh av. Wallace James, laborer, h. r. 71 King Walker William, carpenter, h. 305 Sixth Wallace James, laborer, h. 218 Elizabeth Walker William, coacbpainter, h. 442 Greenwich WaUace James, liquors, 396 & 416 Eighth av. h. 396 Walker William (col’d), laborer, h. r. 17 Laurens .Eighth av. Walker William, grocer, 150 Essex, h. 150 Essex Wallace James, late mer. h, 73 Eighth av Walker William, hairdresser, 156 Cherry Wallace James, mer. 2i S. William, h. Brooklyn Walker William, tailor, h. r. 90 Orange Wallace James, riffger, h. 21 Scammel Walker William A. com. mer. 182 South, h. 25 Suffolk Wallace James & Co. ragdealers, 85 Pike, h. Brooklyn Walker William A. com. jurors, 1 City Hall, h 11 Wallace Jas. P com. mer. 11 Front, h. 9 Schermer- Wooster horn, Brooklyn Walker William A. police, h. 140 W. 3lst Wallace Jane, wid. Thomas, h. 108 W. 27th Walker William A. & Co. mers. 146 Front Wallace John, boilermaker, h. 360 Ninth Walker William C. bookbinder, h. 40 Horatio Wallace John, carpenter, h. r. 141 W. 18th Walker William C. laces, 40 Barclay, h. WilliamsVgk Wallace John, jr. imp. 29 S. William, h. 222 Sulliv’n Walker J. & D. pianofortes, 535 Broadway Wallace John, furniture, 29 Centre, h. 161 Third av Walker J. & G. H. rulemkrs. 180 & 182 Hester Wallace John, hardware, 206 Chatham, b. 318 Hicks Walker T. & G. brasskettles, 44 W. 14th Brooklyn Walker & Brother, moroccocases, Broadway c. Wallace John, laborer, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Warren Wallace John, liquors, 564 Greenwich, h. Brooklyn Walker & Early, straw goods, 202 Broadway Wallace John, musician, h. 62 Marion Walkley William, tailor, h. r. W. 44th n. Ninth av. Wallace John, plumber, h. 135 Crosby Walkner Caston, refiner, h. 84 King Wallace John, shipjoiner, h. 159 W. 22d Wall Charles, brewer, h. 44 Oliver Wallace Jno. A. 30 Exchange pi. h. 61 State,Brooklyn Wall Charles, hemp, &c., 220 Front, h. 84 Fourth Wallace John P. butcher, 208 Delancey, h. 110 Av. C Williamsburgh Wallace John W. physician, h. W. 36th n. B’dway Wall Charles D. milkman, h. 99 E. 28th Wallace Joseph, birds, 96 Wash’ton mkt h. 38 Vestry Wall Henry, laborer, h. 65 Attorney Wallace Louisa, wid. Robert, seamstress, h. 98 Wall Henry, eng'r, 250 Pearl, h. 188 Sands. B rooklyn Thompson Wall Henry, shoemaker, h. r. 289 Houston Wallace Lewis H. butcher, 18 Washington mkt Wall Jacob, baker, 25 Barclay, h. 25 Barclay Wallace Margaret, dressmaker, 24 City Hall pi. Wall James, driver, h. 84 E. 32d Wallace Martin B. grocer, 153 Fourth, h. 153 Fourth Wall James, watchman, h. 207 Lewis Wallace Mary, wid. Patrick, h. 471 Washington Wall James, cabinetmaker, h. 44 Forsyth Wallace Mary Ann, wid. Samuel, h. 12 Lispenard Wall James, cabinetmaker, h. 9 Dominick Wallace Matthew T. medicines, 208 Broadway, h. 82 Wall John, carman, h. 6 West Johnston, Brooklyn Wall John, paver, Fourth av. c. E. 39th Wallace Matthias, laborer, h. 379 Twelfth Wall John, tailor, 200 W. 21st Wallace Michael, butcher, h. r. 491 Third av. Wall Martin, laborer, h. Fourth av. n. E. 48th Wallace Michael, policeman, h. 168 E. 24th Wall Mary, washing, h. 187 W. 19th Wallace Michael, gasfitting, h. r. 231 Mott Wall Mary, h. 123 E. 11th Wallace Michael, laborer, h. 33 Monroe Wall Maurice, farmer, h. 331 E. 12th Wallace Patrick, carpenter, 168 W. 30th Wall Michael, liquors, 736 Water, h. 736 Water Wallace Patrick, pedler, h. 328 W. 27th Wall Sarah A. dressmaker, h. 104 Barrow Wallace Patrick, laborer, h. 327 Front Wall Thomas, speculator, 13 Washington markt. h. Wallace Peter F. builder, 523 Hudson, h. 40 Troy 167 Broadway Wallace Richard, laborer, h. 275 Av. A Wall Thomas, marble cutter, h. 123 E. 11th Wallace Robert, h. 125 Amos Wall Thomas, tinsmith, 52 Pearl, h. 52 Pearl Wallace Robert W. plasterer, h. 179 W. 27th Wall Thos. watchcases, 44 Beekman, h 399 Eighth av. Wallace Samuel, lumber, 246 W. 30th Wall Thomas, hodcarrier, h. r. 217 W. 17th Wallace Samuel, bartender, h. 250 W. 48th Wall Thos. S. architect, r. 80 Nassau, h. W. 85th n. Wallace T. C. 756 Broadway, h. Astor pi. li. Eleventh av. Wallace Thomas, blacksmith, h. 3 Roosevelt Wall Walter, baker, h. 141 Cherry Wallace Thomas, clerk, c. h. h. 379 E. 12th Wall William, cutler, h. 27 Columbia Wallace Thomas, lime, h. r. 96 Ridge Wall William, shoemaker, h. 225 Elizabeth Wallace Thomas, vegetables, Washington mkt. h. 259 Wall William, laborer, h, 34 Roosevelt Greenwich Wall William, liquor, h. W. 33d n. Eleventh av. Wallace Thomas, blacksmith, h. 12 Gansevoort Wall William, pianomaker, h. 157 E. 27th Wallace Thomas, com. mer. 63 Water, h. 33 Sydney Wall William, shoemaker, h. 225 Elizabeth pi. Brooklyn Wall William W. carman, h. 255 Rivington Wallace Thomas, joiner, 297 Front, h. 18 South 8tb Wail William & Son, hemp, 220 Front, h. 84 Fourth Williamsburgh Williamsburgh Wallace Thomas, stonecutter, 834 Greenwich, h. 2 Wall & Forrest, engineers, 250 Pearl Fourth Wallace Alexander, goldbeater, h. 279 W. 28th Wallace Thomas D. publisher, 83 Nassau, h. 116 Bank Wallace Alexander, sailor, h. 602 Fourth Wallace William, birds, 14 Washington, h. .92 G’wich Wallace Andrew, machinist, h. 520 Ninth av. Wallace William, brassfoundry, r. 5 Sullivan, h. 15 Wallace Ann, wid. John, h. 25 Attorney Sullivan Wallace Anne J. .wid. Thomas, h. 349 W. 24th Wallace William, grocer, h. 128 Bedford Wallace Anne M. teacher, h. 278 Sixth av. Wallace Wm. hardware, 385 Bowery, h. 432 Fourth Wallace Andrew, laborer, h. 117 W. 26th Wallace William, blacksmith, h. 61 Bayard Wallace Charles J. (executors of) 156 Broadway Wallace William, engineer, h. r. 41 Elm Wallace Christina, wid. seamstress, h. 441 Houston Wallace William, laborer, h. 10 Hester mM WAL 717 WAL "Wallace William, carmaD, h. 65 Ridge Walhng Richard, carpenter, — Church, h. 228 G’wich Wallace William, liquors, 153 Cedar, h. 153 Cedar Wallace William, policeman, tifr. 21 Morton Tira ng £!10mas’ carpenter, h. 33 Columbia Walling Thom, poultry, 3 Washington mkt. h. 3TT Wallace William (col’d), sweep, h. 4 Little Water Washington Wallace William, salesman, h. 30 King Wallace William B. finisher, h. 250 Tenth ay. WallM 0r^ house Clifford Alanson' r- r- agent, 1T3 Broadway, h. Wallace William C. physician, h. 286 Fourth. Ofllce Wallington Joseph, laborer, h. 204 Amos hours from 8 till 10, a. m. 1 till 2 & 6 till 7, p. m. Wallis Alexander H. lawyer, 52 John Wallace William F. carman, h. 95 W. 26th Wallis George B. editor, 97 Nassau Wallace William L. h. 55 Walker Wallis James, marblepolisher, li. 99 Greenwich av. Wallace William R. clerk, h. 73 Eighth ay. Wallis Jane, wid. Frederick, h. 119 Waverlev pL Wallace William Y. music. 239 Broadway, h. 284 Wallis John, lawyer, 52 John, h. Jersey City Sixth av. Wallis John S. watches, 32 John, h. 17 Hubert Wallace William W. laborer, h. 226 Ninth av. Wallis Joseph, lawyer, 58 William, h. 18 W. 11th Wallace Wm. W. physician, 37 Walker, h. 55 Fourth Wallis Luke, carpenter, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Wallace & Co. medicines, 208 Broadway Wallis Sami, propertyman, Broadway theatre, \ 181 Wallace J. & A. goldbeaters, W. 24th c. Ninth av. Walker Wallace J. & Co. mers. 21 S. William Wallis Sedleff, weaver, h. W. 44th n. Eleventh av. Wallace & Valentine, builders, 523 Hudson, h. Troy Wallis Thomas, smith, h. 12 Gansevoort Wallace & Ferguson, stonecutters, 834 Greenwich Wallis William, blacksmith, h. 61 Bayard Wallace, Wickes & Go. com. mers. 11 Front Wallis William, tinsmith, h. 85 Columbia Wallach Abraham, imp. 25 William, h. 180 Bowery Wallis William, hosier, 263 Hudson, h. 263 Hudson Wallach Adolph, jeweler, 211 Grand, h. 174 Hester Wallis & Bradshaw, lawyers, 52 John Wallach Jacob, tailor, 188 Houston Wallis & Mathey, watches, 32 John Wallach Kaufmann & Co. tailors, 75 Av. B & 188 Walls Charles, tailor, 482 Seventh av. Houston, h. 75 Ay. B Walls Daniel, laborer, h. r. 623 Washington Wallach Moses, butcher, h. 161 Laurens Walls Frank, 6 Maiden la. h. — Fulton Wallach Moses, captrimmings, 3 Cedar, 584 Fourth Wallts James, shoemaker, 493 Eighth av. Wallach Willy, stationery, 139 William, h. 43 W. 22d Wall um John, scrollsawing, 334 Third, h. 324 Third Wallack Abraham, fancygoods, 180£ Bowery, h. 180J Wallum Mates, scrollsawing, 334 Third, h. 611 Fourth Bowery Wallum & Brock, scrollsawing, 334 Third Wallack Edward & Abraham, fancygds. 180J B’wery Wallwork Jos. millinery, 123 Division, h. 123 Div’n Wallack James, h. 53 Bleecker Wally William (col’d), soap, 161 W. Broadway Wallack Joseph, painter, h. 42 W. 30th Walmsley Edward, strawgoods, 14 Catharine, h. 102 Wallack William, painter, h. 163 Prince E. Broadway WALLACE'S THEATRE, 485 Broadway" Walmsley Robert G. clerk, h. 172 Tenth Wallas James, boilermaker, h. 360 Ninth Walmsley Stephen B. teas, 89 Houston, h.89 Houst’n Wallau Peter A. butter, 255 Washington, h. Hoboken Walmsley William, boatman, h. 282 W. 29th WALLAU & YONHINUEBER, soap, candles, but­ Walnmorgan Chas. com.mer. 94 Pearl, h. St. Julian’s h. ter, cheese & lard, & importers of wines & for­ Walnut James A. saloon, 214 B’way, h. 179 W. 21st eign fruits, 255 Washington Walnut & Radford, saloon, 214 Broadway Wallber Julius, caps, 1£ William, h. 355 Bond Walrup Andrew, tailor, h. 166 Broome Wallber Weiler, caps, 62 William Walscheid William, com. mer. 31 Liberty Wallbrook John, dining, 100 Vesey, h. 100 Yesey Walscheid & Weckbecker, com. mers. 31 Liberty Walbrooks John, mason, h. r. 168 W. 35th Walser Peter, boardingh. 100 Attorney Wallden Samuel (col’d), music, 168 Church Walsh A. Robertson, hardware, 211 Pearl, h. 80 Clin-* Walldorf Henry, druggist, 317£ Bowery, h. 317£ ton pi. Bowery Walsh Alex’r. R. measurer, 21 Coenties si. h. 8 State Wallenstein Wm. shades, 106 Chatham, h. 465 Pearl Walsh Albert C. notary, 117 South Waller Alfred, importer, 172 Pearl, h. B rooklyn WALSH BRAINE, music, 843 Broadway, h. B'klyn Waller Calvin C. com. deeds, 14 Pine, h. 4 Abingdon Walsh Anthony, late carman, h. 483 Washington square Walsh Augustus H. lawyer, 61 Wall, h. 76 Eighth Waller Edward, mer. 9 S. William, h. 3 W. 14tli Walsh Daniel, railmaking, h. r. 133 Pitt Waller F. W. goldbeater, 183 William, h. Woodstock Walsh Daniel, carpenter, h. 286 W. 19th Waller Frederick, shoes, h. 94 Reade" Walsh Daniel, laborer, h. r. 28 Lewis WALLER IS AIAS W. drygoods, 60 William, h. 204 Walsh David, bootmaker, h. 262 Mott Houston Walsh Edmond, wheelwright, h. r. 274 W. 17th Waller Josiah, glass, 342 Broadway, h. 80 White Walsh Edward, engineer, h. 7 Columbia pi. Waller Martha, wid. Joseph F. late drygoods, h. 33 Walsh Edward, pedler, h. 143 Leonard W. 15th Walsh Edward, tailor, h. 191 Greene Waller Moses, frontmaker, h. 584 Fourth Walsh Eliza M milliner, h. 545 Eighth av. Waller Robert, strawgoods, 123 Pearl, h. 96 Clinton pi. Walsh Geo. carpenter, 2 Gouverneur la. h. 163 Monroe Waller Royal H. strawgoods, 44 Rroadway, 175 W. Walsh Jacob, carman, h. 311 Broome 34th Walsh James, junk, 59 West, h. 59 West Waller Samuel M. drygoods, 12 Corlandt, h. National Walsh James, laborer, h. r. 10 Amity pL hotel Walsh James, laborer, h. W. 44th n. Eleventh av. Waller Silas B. express, 16 Park pi. h, 12 Minetta Walsh James, laborer, r. 88 Tenth av. Waller Thomas, painter, h. 158 W. 20th Walsh James, pedler, h. 37 Elm Waller William, calker, h. 151 Cherry Walsh James, carpenter, h. 273 W. 42d Waller Zephaniah, ladiesfumishing, 446 Broadway, Walsh James, engineer, h. 212 Madison h. 648 Broadway Walsh James, milk, h. 96 Goerck. Waller & Dame, ladiesfumishing, 446 Broadway Walsh James, rags, h. 311 Madison WALLER & KEEPS, lookingglasses, 342 Broadway Walsh James, smith, h. 524 Tenth av. Wallers Thqmas, seedsman, 96 Washington mkt. h. Walsh James, shoemaker, h. 166 W. 32d 263 Greenwich Walsh James, tailor, h. 5 Hester Wallerstein David, drygoods, 34 Beaver, h. 60 E. 28th Walsh James W. h. 326 Fourth av. Walley Henry, chinagildcr, h. 224 Sullivan Walsh James W. broker, 32 & 34 mer. ex. h. 15 Fifth Walley Henry C. (col’d), whitewashing, h. r. 59 Walsh Jeremiah, salesman, h; 13 Prince Thompson Walsh Joanna, wid. Edward L. liquors, 22 Anthony Wallher Henry, shoemaker, h. W. 51st n. Tenth av. Walsh John, blacksmith, W. 47th n. Broadway, h.W. Wallhouser Philipp, bootmaker, 481 Sixth av. 47th n. Broadway Wallice John, laborer, h. 529 Pearl Walsh John, bootmaker, h. 15 Cherry "Wallice John, laborer, h. r. W. 40th n. Seventh av. Walsh John, carpenter, h. 144 E. 21st Walling Price P. butcher, 94 Eighth av. h. — Walsh John, clerk, h. r. 45 Rivington Walline Beniamin C. clothing, 116 Fulton, h. u. s. h. Walsh John, gardener, h. r. 244 W. 16th Walling Charlotte,, h. 14T W 22d Walsh John, grocer, 202 Seventh, h. 202 Seventh Walline Elias, schoolmaster, h. 4 Sixth av. . Walsh John, liquors, 214 Tenth ay. Walling George W. pobce, ^ W. 82d Walsh John, carman, h. r. 381 Third av. Walling Jacob, cooper, h. 20 Hamersley Walsh John, cooper, 270 Third av. h. 168 E, 22d Walling Martha, wid. John, h. r. W. 85th n. Tenth av. Walsh John, laborer, h. r. 55 W. 30th WAL 718 WAL Walsh John, liquors, 242 Cherry, h. 242 Cherry Walsh Walter, carman, h. 15 Fifth Walsh John, laborer, h. 101 Sheriff Walsh William, carman, h. 27 Ridge Walsh John, laborer, h. 73 Duane Walsh William, carpenter, h. 275 Mulberry Walsh John, laborer, h. 62 Market Walsh John, laborer, h. 181 E. 27th WiTI1? lookingglass & pictureframe maker & 33 Attorney, h. 57 Orchard * Walsh John, liverystable, h. 5 Harrison William, liquors, 246 E. 14th, h. 246 E. 14th Walsh John, mason, h. 196 E. 26th Walsh William, indiarubber, h. 112 E. 31st Walsh John, porter, h. 155 E. 24th Walsh William, mason, h. r. 95 E. 11th Walsh John, porter, h. 59 Roosevelt Walsh William, physician, 182 Av. A Walsh John, porter, h. 120 Twelfth Walsh William B. h. 40 W. 14th Walsh John, shoemaker, h. 279 Sixth Walsh William J. physician, h. 5 Pike Walsh John, tailor, h. 49 Prince Walsh, Carver & Co. shipchandlers, 80 South Walsh John, tailor, h. 69 James WALSH, MALLORY & CO. hardware, 211 Pearl Walsh John, smith, h. 71 W. Broadway WALSH & CUTTER, builders, 2 Goulerneur1* Walsh John, policeman, h. 18 Batavia Walshman Robert, marblecutter, h. 79 W. 19th Walsh John, seaman, h. r. 124 Cherry Walter Andrew, bookkeeper, h. 194 E. 35th Walsh John, tailor, h. 13 James Walter Caroline, widow, h. 143 Lewis Walsh John, teacher, h. 194 Elm Walter Charles, tasselmaker, h. 134 W. 32d Walsh John M. saddler, li. 141 E. 11th Walter Christian, carpenter, h. 272 Houston Walsh John T. broker, 11 Wall, h. Yorhville Walter Christian, glasscutter, h. 155 W. 26th Walsh Joseph, tailor, b. r. 13 Monroe Walter Christian, tailor, h. r. 180 Ludlow Walsh Joseph W. lithographer, h. 178 Delancey Walter Edward, baker, h. 239 Second Walsh Lawrence, tailor, h. 45 Henry Walter Edward, jeweler, U| Warren, h. W'msbwrgh Walsh Louis, shipchdlr. 30 South, h. M amaroneck Walter Ellwood, pres. mer. mutual ins. co. 85 Wall h. Walsh M. Robert, agent, 20 Chambers, h. 233 Bridge, 74 Columbia. Brooklyn B rooklyn Walter Ellen C. h. 60 Clinton pi. Walsh Marcella, wid. Richard, h. 72 Oliver Walter Frederick, smith, h. 270 Monroe Walsh Martin, carriages, 15 Minetta Walter George, shoemaker, h. 119 Sheriff Walsh Martin, steward, h. r. 78 Forsyth Walter Israel D. late mer. 40 Beaver, h. 262 E. Broad­ Walsh Martin, h. 309 Mott way Walsh Mary, wid. Martin, boardingh. 42 E. 18th Walter Jacob, baker, h. W. 48th n. Tenth av. Walsh Margaret, wid. Oliver, h. 329 Madison Walter Jacob, tailor, cabinetmaker, h. 82 Hamersley Walsh Mary, wid. Thomas, grocer, 59 Oak, h. 59 Oak Walter Jacob, tailor, h. 81 Norfolk Walsh Mary, milliner, 115 Av. B, h. 115 Av. B Walter James & Co. teas, 159 Front, h. Walsh Mary, washing, h. 176 Broome Walter James C. fancygoods, 219 E. 28d Walsh Matthew P. blacksmith, h. 72 E. 32d Walter James R. jr. plumber, 296 & 1092 Broadway, Walsh Maurice, boilermaker, h. 415 Greenwich h. 1092 Broadway Walsh Michael, editor, h. 234 Mott Walter Jas. R. plumber, 296 B’way, h. 69 W. 23d Walsh Michael, clerk corns, emigration, New City Walter Jas. R. plumber, 1090 B’way, b. 52 W. 82d hall, h. 1 Yandewater Walter James R. bookkeeper, 166 Water, h. 221 Walsh Michael, shoemaker, h. r. 86 Seventh av. Livingston, Brooklyn Walsh Mictn, liquors, 119 Mulberry, h. 119 Mulberry Walter John, jeweler, 586 Eighth av. Walsh Michael, mason, h. W. 36th n. Ninth av. Walter John, shoemaker, h. 160 W. 20th Walsh Michael, shoemaker, h. 36 Yandam Walter John A. cabinetmaker, 189 W. Broadway, h, Walsh Michael, waiter, h. 128 Twelfth 139 W. Broadway Walsh Michael, laborer, W. 49th n. Tenth av. WALTER JOHN F. tailor, 510 Broadway, h. 510 Walsh Michael E. teacher, h. Ninth av. c. W. 89th Broadway Walsh Michael R. saddler, h. r. 224 Grand Walter John N. watchcrystals, 92 John, h. WmsbwrgJi Walsh Nicholas, gasman, h. 247 E. 20th Walter Joseph* hotel franpais, 73 Greenwich Walsh Nicholas, tailor, h. r. 124 Cherry Walter Joseph, imp. h. r. 181 Broadway Walsh Nicholas, sexton, h. 8 Sixth av; Walter Joseph, lagerbier, 8 Duane, h. VPmsburgh Walsh Patrick, grocer, 21 Whitehall Walter Joseph, stonecutter, h. 155 W. 26th Walsh Patrick, laborer, h. Ninth av. c. W. ,41st Walter Martin, stonecutter, h. 155 W. 26th Walsh Patrick, tailor, h. 35 Monroe Walter Martin, tailor, h. 47 Attorney Walsh Patrick, baker, 82 Forsyth, h. 82 Forsyth Walter Mary, wid. Thomas, tailoress, h. 169 Hester Walsh Patrick, laborer, h. W. 26th c. Eleventh av. Walter Michael, cabinetmaker, 62 Walker Walsh Patrick, laborer, h. 147 E. 24th Walter Phillip, baker, 76 Grand Walsh Patrick, laborer, h. 401 Madison Walter Sami, printer, Tribune builds, h. 126 Del’cey Walsh Patrick, liquors, 242 E. 14th, h. 242 E. 14th Walter Thomas, liquors, 46 Mulberry, h. 46 Mulberry Walsh Patrick T. painter, h. 158 Norfolk Walter Thomas, staircaser, h. 7 Dunham pi Walsh Peter, laborer, h. 184 E. 27th Walter William, fireman, h. 7 Dunham pi. Walsh Peter, butcher, h. 82 Seventh WALTER & SMITH, plumbers, 296 &1092Broadway Walsh Peter, painter, h. 22 Prince Waltermire Edwd. drygoods, 109 G’nwich, h. 122 Walsh Peter, stonecutter, h. E. 15th n. Av. A Second Walsh Philip, tailor, h. 173 First av. Walters Alfred, carman, h. 207 W. 20th Walsh R. accountant, 203 Mulberry Walters Elizabeth, spinster, dressmkr. h. r. 882 Grand Walsh Rachel, wid. Edmond, h. 54 Prince Walters Frederick, pianofortes, h. 94 Essex Walsh Richard, laborer, h. 70 Charles Walters George, varnisher, h. r. 240 Rivington Walsh Richard, porter, h. 61 Roosevelt Walters Hendrickson, carman, h. I ll Norfolk Walsh Richard, laborer, h. r. 146 Cherry Walters Henry, clerk, h. 566 Broome Walsh Richard, shoemaker, 218 E. 11th, h. 218 E. 11th Walters Henry, stable, 222 Mercer, h. 217 Greene Walsh Richard, waiter, h. 49 Cross Walters Henry, express, 16 Wall v Walsh Robert, com. mer. 39 Broad Walters Henry G. bakery, 5 Cannon, h. 5 Cannon Walsh Robert, tailor, h. 104 Cannon Walters John, messenger, 114 W. 11th Walsh Robert, wheelwright, h. 4 Batavia Walters Joseph, carman, h. 58 Grove Walsh Thaddeus H. shipchdlr. 30 South, h. B 'klyn Walters Joshua, carman, h. 179 Fourth Walsh Thomas, carman, h. r. 103 W. Broadway Walters Lewis M. chairmaker, 102 Delancey, a 17o Walsh Thomas, carpenter, h. 196 W. 26th Suffolk Walsh Thomas, boots, h. r. 38 Fifth Walters Maron E. dressmaker, h. 59 Broome Walsh Thomas, coachman, 4 Union court Walters Martha L. h. 89£ Greene , QQ Walsh Thomas, laborer, h. 228 Third Walters Mary, furniture, 99 Greenwich av. n. w Walsh Thomas, machinist, h. 524 Tenth av. Greenwich av. , Walsh Thomas, printer, 190 Madison Walters Moses D. baker, 115 Broome, h. 115 Broome Walsh Thomas (Rev.), h. 22 Downing Walters Richard, furniture, 65 Division, b. 65 Div on Walsh Thomas, tailor, h. r. 98 Chrystie Walters Ruth, wid. Wm. A. drugs, 111 Houston, a Walsh Thomas, tailor, 504 Greenwich Bedford station Walsh Thomas J. builder, h. 167 W. 27th Walters Samuel D. carman, h. 59 Broome Walsh Thomas S. daguerrean gallery, h. 155 Fourth Walters Sarah, dressmaker, h. r. 882 Grand - kit Walsh Walter, laborer, h. 24 Willett W alterthum John, bedsteads, 432 Houston & Oil Walsh Walter, police, h. Whitehall Fourth, h. 432 Houston WAN 719 WAR Walther Augustus, portemonnaies, 188 William, h. WansleyThomas, boatsman, h. 276 W. 28th 294 S. 1st, Williamsburgh ^ an?y WiHiam, butcher, h. 14 Goerck Walther Johan, cook, 17 mer. ex. h. Maine, Br'fclyn Want Charles, liquors, h. 40 Chrystie Walther John, butcher, 176 Eighth ay. h. 176 E’gth ay. Wantraght William, cabinetmaker, h. 151 Elizabeth Walther Louis C. meat, 128 Delancey Wantry Barbara, wid. Philip, seams, h. 211 Delancey Waltmap John H. carman, h. 157 Perry Wanzel Peter, confectionery, 532 Eighth av. Waltman Siemon, pedler, h. 166 Houston Wanzer Charles, casks, 102 Av. C, h. 238 Seventh Walton Anne S, wid! John F. h. 182 E. Broadway Wanzer James D. speculator, h. 260 Fifth Walton Edward (col'd), cook, h. r. 306 Second Wanzer Moses, clothier, 146 Broadway & 68 Liberty, Walton Elisha L. lumber, 530 Water & 278 Cherry, h. Bath, L. I h. 168 Henry Wanzer William P. carman, h. 184 E. 21st Walton Elizabeth, liquors, 275 Water, h. 275 Water Wanzer, Minor & Co. clothiers, 146 Broadway & 68 Walton Francis (col’d), barber, h. r. 3 Anthony Liberty Walton George, artist, h 225 Houston Warburg Edward, imp. 55 Broad, h. Europe Walton Henry, mason, h. 93 W. 19th Warburton James, smith, h. 608 Ninth av. WALTON HENRY C. physician, h. 590 Houston Warburton Lidy, wid. John, h. 82 Oliver Walton Isaac & Son, builders, 125 Eldridge, h. 119 Warburton Samuel, porterh. 31 Whitehall Orchard Ward Adam, carman, h. 187 Delancey Walton John, boatman, h. 118 Essex Ward Albert R. grocer, 100 Second av. h. 100 Sec. av. Walton John, imp. liquors, 119 Warren, h. 184 W. 23d Ward Albert S. boots, 253 Pearl, h. Hoboken Walton John B. crockery, 328 Spring, h. 48 Renwick Ward Alexander, laborer, 66£ Lewis Walton John T. mer. 172 Fulton Ward Alexander H. clerk, h. 358 Broome Walton Philip (col’d), laborer, 196 W. 21st Ward Alex, conductor, h. W. 50th n. Broadway Walton Robert, com. mer. 4 South, h. Brooklyn Ward Alfred, mer. 41 Maiden la. h. 70 E. 15th Walton Ruth, fancygoods, 536 Grand, h. 536 Grand Ward And. hardware, 355 Sixth av. h. 355 Sixth av. Walton Thomas, grocer, 828 Fifth Ward Andrew, mason, h. r. 377 Ninth av. Walton William, weaver, h. W. 42d n. Tenth av. Ward Ann, dressmaker, 5 Leroy Walton William, police, h. 116 W. 19th Ward Anthony, laborer, h. r. 586 Greenwich Walton William, drygoods, 18 Broad, h. 107 Dean, Ward Arabella, h. 264 Monroe Brooklyn Ward Arthur, porter, h. 812 Eighth av. Walton William (Rev.), h. 89 W. 22d Ward Arthur, porter, h. 242 Tenth av. Walton William H. h. 182 Ninth av. Ward Astine, mer. 18 Cliff, h. Bedford , L. I. Walton William H. builder, 125 Eldridge, h. 46 W. Ward Augustus H. h. 14 Washington pi. Washington pi. Ward Barney, pedler, h. 134£ Ludlow Walton William M. builder, 125 Eldridge, h. 107 E. Ward Bartholomew, soap, h. 137 Eldridge Broadway Ward Bernard, porter, 93 Cliff Walton William T. liquors, 251 Eighth av. & W. 34th Ward Bridget, wid. Wm. h. r. 88 Broome c. Seventh av. h. 227J Eighth av. Ward Bridget, wid. Laurence, h. r. E. 38th n. First av. WALTON & CYPHER, liquors, 251 Eighth av. & Ward Caleb, segars, 68 Eighth av. h. 71 Eighth av. W. 84th c. Seventh av. Ward Caroline L. wid. James, h. 95 Fourth av. Walton, Little & Co. lumber, Delancey n. Mangin & Ward Catharine, wid. Bernard, veslmaker, h. 134J- W ater c. Jefferson Ludlow Walty Benedict, laundry, h. 67 Laurens Ward Charles, boardingh. 27 Oak Walty Mary, wid. Nicholas, boardingh. 52 Greenwich Ward Charles, grocer, 239 Elizabeth, h. 239 Elizabeth Walz Francis, shoemaker, h. r. 88 Hester • Ward Charles D. milkman, h. 99 E. 28th Walzinger George, market, 226 Av. A, h. 226 Av. A Ward Charles J. S. gatekeeper n. y. hospital, h. N. Wamsley Edward, drygoods, 14 Catharine, h. 102 E. Y. hospital Broadway Ward Charles L. hatter, 162 Nassau, b. Harsimus Wamsley James, waiter, h. 177 E. 11th Ward Charles W. 64 Front, h. Hoboken Wamsley Robert, clerk, Chambers c. Centre, h. 172 Ward Chester A. produce, 220 Franklin, h. Western h. First av. Ward Christopher, carpenter, h. 295 Av. A Wamsley Robert, strawbonnets, 17 & 216 Third av. Ward Clara, h, 77 Ninth h. 42 Market Ward Connor, shoemaker, h. r. 17 Elizabeth Wanbecq Joseph, marble, Sixth av. n. W. 86th Ward Cornelius, laborer, h. r. 128 Yarick Wanberger Herman, wines, 11 Bowery, h. 159 Ch’stie Ward Dan. carpenter, h. r. — W. 47th n. Eleventh av. Wand William, plasterer, h. 354 Sixth av. Ward Daniel, liquors, 8 Peck si. h. 124 Orchard Wande John, tailor, h. r. 826 Fifth Ward D. Henshaw, mer. 16 Exch. pi. h. 16 Union sq. Wandel Peter, carman, h. 121 Cannon Ward David, tailor, h. 856 Greenwich Wandorff William, carver, h. 23 Marion Ward Dennis, laborer, h. 194 E. 14th Wandell Benjamin C. coal, Sixth av. n. W. 16th Ward Dewitt C. grocer, Tenth av. c. W. 15th Wandell D. T. lumber, 5 South, h. 119 Perry Ward Duncan, imp. 57 Pine, h. Adelphi n. Dekalb av. Wandell John C. bookkeeper, h. W. 47th n. Tenth av. Brooklyn Wanen Joseph, exchan. 80 Bartlett, h. 236 Ninth av. Ward Edmund, printer, h. 780 Greenwich Wangeman George, shoemaker, h. W. 42d n. B’dway Ward Edward, tailor, h. 302 Mott Wangeman Barthold, clerk, h. r. 17 Frankfort Ward Edward F. com. mer. 73 New, h. 121 Bleecker Wanger Gustavus, carpenter, h. 169 Ludlow Ward Edwin, willowware, 106 Maiden la, h. 198 S. Wanger William, boardingh. 533 Broome 6th W'msburgh Wangler Joseph, liquors, 170 Av. B __ Ward Eleanor, wid. Wm. washing, h. 61 W. 29th Wanken John, grocer, 869 Pearl, h. 369 Pearl Ward Elijah, lawyer, 52 John & Kn’bocker bk. bldg. Wanmacher Charles, musician, h. 217 Third Ward Elijah F. h. 45 Bayard Wanmaker Daniel, blinkmaker, h. 288 W. 27th Ward Elizabeth (col’d), wid. Henry, h. 19 Laurens Wanmaker Garrett A. blindmaker, h. 288 W. 27th Ward Elizur, mer. 207 Washington, h. 376 G’wich Wanmaker Giles, carpenter, h. 288 W. 27th Ward Eliza E. wid. late Stephen, h. 6 Abingdon sq. Wanmaker Henry, blindmaker, h. 288 W. 27th Ward Ellen, wid. Aaron, greengrocer, h. 588 Grand Wanmaker Henry B. clerk, h. 21 Macdougal Ward Ellen, wid. George, h. 157 Stanton Wanmaker Henry P. lawyer, 27 Beekman, h. E. 61st Ward Eugene, butcher, h. 5 Leroy n. First av. , w .... Ward Evans, laborer, h. 194 E. 11th Wanmaker John H. carpenter, h. 185 W. 40tn Ward Ezra, agent, h. 34 Eighth av. Wanmaker William H. marblecutter, h 368 Sec d av. Ward Francis, bricklayer, h. 191 W. 25th Wanmaker & Brothers, blindmakers, 331 W. *oth Ward Francis, laborer, h. 79 Delancey W a n nemacher Charles, coal, 90 B roa d w a y Ward Francis, drygoods, Broadway, b. Chambers & Wannemacher Henry, liquors, ^ J .^ ird , h. 217 Third Reade, li. Paris Wannemaker Henry, feed, 229 Third & 159 Av. A, h. Ward Frank, blacksmith, 220 Cherry, h. 222 Cherry 117 Third Ward George, grocer, 234 Fulton, h. E. 50th Wannemaker Peter & Co. feed, 229 Third & 159 Av. Ward George, late liquors, h, 39 Monroe A, h. 207 Third ■ • * Ward George A. mer. 51 Beaver, h. Staten Island Wanner Isidore, turner, h. ir. 86 Chrystie Ward George B. liquors, Broadway c. Grand, h. 1 Wanner John, jeweler, h. 188 Reade Mercer Wanning Jasper, baker, h. 248 Second Ward George C. banker, 111 Broadway, h. 45 W. Wanser Margaret, boardingh. 51 Wooster 17th WAR 720 WAR Ward Georgians, school, h. 191 Sixth ay. Ward Patrick, liquors, h. 193 E. 22d Ward Gilbert, carman, h. 147 Sullivan Ward Patrick, liquors, 320 Monroe, h. 320 Monroe Ward Giles F. drygoods, 27 Park row, h. Saybrook , Ward Peter, clerk, 355 Sixth av. Conn. Ward Peter, laborer, h. r. 203 W. 15th Ward Hannah A. wid. John, milliner, h. 78 Madison Ward Peter, rigger, h. 34 Ludlow Ward Harriet, dressmaker, h. 118 E. 19th Ward Peter, street-inspector, h. 59 Yesey Ward Henry, carpenter, h. 240 W. 17th Ward Philip, carpenter, h. r. 6 Goerck Ward Henry, imp. 182 Broadway, h. B rooklyn Ward Philip, carman, h. 832 W. 27th Ward Henry, glasscutter, h. 12 Stanton Ward Rebecca, h. 3£ Tenth Ward Henry, seaman, h. 7 Abingdon pi. Ward Richard printer, h. 326 W. 23d Ward Henry, shoes, 494 Eighth av. h. 494 Eighth av. Ward Richard, carpenter, h. 271 Third Ward Henry, shoemaker, li. 216 E. 14th Ward Richard R lawyer, 58 Wall, h. 8 Bond Ward Henry D. (Rev.), h. 870 Broadway Ward Robert, fancygoods, 47 Maiden la. h. 126 W m WARD HENRY D. willowware, 106 Maiden la. h. Ward Robert, laborer, h. 203 Ninth 198 S. Sixth, Willia msb urgli Ward Robert, liquors, 199* Chatham, h. 1994 Chatham Ward Henry H. hanker, 54 Wall, h. 28 Bond Ward Sarah, wid. Josiah. h. 101 Wooster Ward Hugh, carman, h. 248 E. 14th Ward Simeon, imp. 20 South William, h. 28 Factory Ward Hugh, laborer, h. 44 Cross Ward Stephen, clerk, h. 725 Eighth av. ■ Ward Hugh, waiter, h. r. 16 Forsyth Ward Stephen, tailor & liquors, h. 177 Mott Ward Isaac, agent, h. 112 Second Ward Stephen F. smith, 292 Front, h. 67 Montgomery Ward Isaac P. carman, h. 86 Cannon Ward Susannah, wid. William W. baskets, 354 Third Ward J. H. H. storekpr. state arsenal, h. 24 RenwiCk Ward Sylvanus S. coal, 411 Wash’n, h. 69 Laight Ward James, li. 141 Greene Ward Sylvester L. H. lawyer, 78 Nassau & Aid. 15th Ward James, baker, 402 Eighth, h. 402 Eighth ward, h. 224 Fourth Ward James, h. 105 Lexington av. Ward Theodore A. lawyer, 78 Nassau, h. 8 Hubert Ward James, locksmith, li. r. 87 Perry Ward Thomas, carman, li. 168 W. 18th Ward James, shoemaker, h. 17 First ay. Ward Thomas, conductor, h. 342 Bleecker Ward James, stonecutter, h. 214 E. 21st Ward Thomas, clerk, h. 165 W. 16th Ward James, tailor, h. 140 Cherry Ward Thomas, c. h. officer, h. 11 Vandam Ward Jas. B. machinist, 264 & 265 West, *& foot E. Ward Thomas, drygoods, 182 Br’dway, h. London 59th, h. 70 Laight Ward Thomas, physician, h. 80 University pi. Ward James E. electro-metallurgist, h. 40 Pitt Ward Thomas, porter, h. 143 Washington Ward James E. physician, 300 Spring, h. 101 Wooster Ward Thomas, varnish, h. 767 Washington Ward James H. carman, h. 9 Fourth av. Ward Thomas, agency, 289 Broadway, h. Jersey City Ward Jas, M. firearms, 160 BVay, h. Orange, N. J. Ward Thomas, clerk, h. 481 Pearl Ward James M, clerk, 131 Norfolk Ward Thomas, exchange, 212 Mott h. 212 Mott Ward James O. & Co. sbipchanjllers, 27 South, h. 51 Ward Thomas, laborer, h. 126 E. 39th Irving pi Ward Thomas, tinsmith, h.52 Centre Ward James S. police, h. 499 Eighth av. Ward Thomas L. physician, 50 Canal, h. 50 Canal Ward Jehiel, cabinetmaker, h. 790 Washington Ward Thos. W. ex. & com. I ll B’way, h. 55 W. 17th Ward John, banker, 54 Wall, h. 8 Bond Ward W. H. bookkeeper, 144 Broadway Ward John, bookbinder, h. r. 366 Houston Ward Warren, furniture, 144 Grand, h. 8 Crosby Ward John, carman, h. 163£ Suffolk Ward Willet C. fruit, 105 Front, h. 99 Bank Ward John, carpenter, h. 178 W. 25th Ward William, com. mer. 16 Exc. pi h. 16 Union sq. Ward John, cotton, h. 19 City hall pi. Ward William, grocer, 281 Third, h. 281 Third Ward John, coffinwarehouse, 474 Pearl, h. 474 Pearl Ward William, mechanics1tools, h. 513 Eighth av. Ward John, carman, h. 114 King Ward William, mer. 159 Broadway Ward John, mason, h. r. 232 Mulberry Ward William, physician, 105 Second Ward John, tailor, h. 35 Monroe Ward William, stages, h. 67 W. 23d Ward John B. woollens, 27 Park row, h. 45 W. 14th Ward William G. broker, 54 Wall, h. 14 Carroll pi Ward John H. storekeeper of arsenal, h. 24 Renwick Ward William H. fancygoods, 41 Maiden la. Ward John S. inspector, 49 Front, h. 70 Laight Ward William W. sec. 104 Broadway, h. Staten I. Ward John, laborer, h. r. 73 Duane Ward William, driver, h. 169 Av. B Ward John, moroccodresser, h. 156 W. 30th WARD WILLIAM, hatter, Montgomery c. Wash’n, Ward John, tailor, h. 150 Broome Jersey City Ward John, printer, h. 326 W. 23d Ward William, laborer, h. r. 63 Columbia Ward John D. acct. 11 Maiden la. h. South Brooklyn Ward William, mer. 16 Exchange pi. Ward Joseph, marble, h. 194 E. 14tli Ward William, sawmaker, h. 30 Pitt Ward Joseph W. mer. 16 Exch. pi. h. 16 Union sq. Ward William (col’d), waiter, h. 23 Laurens Ward Jos. vinegar, 211 W. 43d Ward William B. S. carman, h. 198 Stanton Ward Langdon S. I l l Broadway, h. 53 Warren Ward William H. imp. 15 John, h. 36 Yesey Ward Lewis, stagedriver, h. 162 W. 35th Ward & Co. agency, 289 Broadway Ward Leach, pianofortes, h. 50 Troy WARD & CO. bankers, 54 Wall Ward Luke, mason, 199 Av. A. Ward M Close & Co. druggists, 83 Maiden la. Ward Margaret, h. 52 W. Broadway Ward & Everest, produce^ 220 Franklin Ward Martin, carman, n. 176 Mulberry WARD & FLETCHER, mechanics tools, r. 513 Ward Mary, school, Morton c. Bleecker, h. 191 Eighth av. Sixth av. Ward & Gilbert, com. 207 Washington Ward Mary, wid. James H. h. 112 First Ward & Knapp, willowware, 117 Maiden la. Ward Maurice, porter, h. r. 15 City Hall pi. Ward & Parker, drygoods, 182 Broadway Ward Michael, bookseller, 64 West, h. 73 Bayard Ward, Babcock & Riggs, woollens, 27 Park r. Ward Michael, laborer, h. 472 Pearl Ward, Brothers & Co. mers. 16 Exchange pi. Ward Michael, nailer, h. 244 E. 14th Ward, Campbell & Co. for. express, 111 Broadway Ward Montaigne, druggist, t83 Maiden la. h. F ort Ward, Dickson & Co. (late A. H. Ward & Co.), imps. Washington 41 Maiden la. Ward Morris, porter, h. r. 15 City Hall pi. WARD, PECK & CO. imps, fancygoods, 47 Maidenla Ward Moses, laborer, h; 357 W. 26th Ward & Pierson, drygoods, 8 Pine Ward Nancy W. tailoress, h. 303 First av. Wardell Francis, h. 84 E. 18th Ward Nehemiah, drygoods, 47 Cedar, h. F ew Jersey Wardell Alfred W. mer. 24 Old si. h. 174 E. 15th Ward Oliver D. imp. 41 Maiden la. h. 70 E. 15th Wardell Charles, broker, 120 Front, h. 255 Clinton, Ward Owen, laborer, h. 136 Orange Brooklyn ■ rvl. Ward Patrick, carman, h. W. 36th c. Ninth av. Wardell Christopher, grocer, 35 Oliver, h. 35 Oliver Ward Patrick, laborer, h. 93 W. 19th Wardell H. B. broker, 120 Front, b. 255 Clinton, Ward Patrick, liquors, 242 E. 13th Brooklyn J , _ r Q7.h Ward Patrick, tailor, h. 37 Mulberry Wardell James H. salesman, 91 Liberty, h. W. mm Ward Patrick, h. 42 Stanton n. Ninth av. Ward Patrick, laborer, h. 489 Pearl Wardell John, speculator, h. 160 Houston . Ward Patrick, laborer, h. r. 146 Cherry Wardell Oliver T. shoes, 259 Bleecker, h. 2o9 Bleeck. Ward Patrick, laborer, h. 885 Water Wardell Richard, shipjoiner, h. 272 Tenth Ward Patrick, laborer, h. 170 Si. 25th WardeU Richard, bootmaker, h. 618 Greenwich WAR 721 WAR Wardell Solomon,pickles, 284 West, h. 4 Yarick Warnecke Charles, refectory, 89 Greenwich, h. 89 Wardwell Benj. F. grocer & com. mer. 96 Front, h. Greenwich Brooklyn Warner Abraham B. 28 & 29 West, h. 189 Bleecker Wardwell Jeremiah M. hardware, 241 Pearl, h. 283 Warner Abraham, h. 131 Eldridge Ninth WARNER ADDISON K. & CO. watches, 10 Cort- Wardwell, Knowlton & Co. grocers and com. mere. landt, h. Westchester 96 Front Warner Alfred, engraving, 8 Wall Wardelman John, sugarrefiner, h. 40 Yandam Warner Alvin, shirtcutter, h. 190 Church Warden Alexander, pilot, h. 248 Monroe Warner Anne, wid. William L. h. 189 Mulberry Warden Benj. saddler, 299 Third av. h. 299 Third ay. Warner Andrew, h. 116 Sullivan Warden Daniel, carman, h. 74 Hamersley Warner Benjamin J. stringmaker, 4 Liberty pi. h. 64 Warden Fred. W. moulder, h. 813 Monroe S. Fourth, Williamsburgh Warden Jacob, draftsman, h. 45 Downing Warner Benj. J. watchcasespringer, 69 Nassau, h* Warden William, carman, h. r. 522 Washington 161 S. Fourth, Williamsburgh Wardlaw Robt. drygoods, 282 Second, h. 282 Second Warner Charles, pilot co. 105 South, h. 80 Bridge, #Wardlaw R. & Co. drygoods, 282 Second Brooklyn Wardle Hugh, pickles, 53 Yesey, h. 25 Hicks, Brook­ Warner Christina, wid. Elijah, h. 123 Hammond lyn Warner Earl, agent, 374 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Wardle Hugh J. drugs, 9 Hanover, h. Staten Island Warner Ellenor, h. 18 City hall pi. Wardle John K. physician, 197 W. 30th Warner Everardus B. physician, h. 189 Bleecker Wardle Thomas, painter, 98 Sixth av. h. 98 Sixth av. Warner Francis C. architect, 170 Broadway, h. Thirty- WARDLE THOMAS, shipping mer. 180 Front, h. 91 sixth b. Fifth & Sixth avs. Willoughby, Brooklyn Warner Frederick, barber, Broome c. Broadway, h. Wardlow John T. mariner, 46 West, h. 12 Fifth 116 Spring Wardlow Joseph, liquors, h. 285 Tenth av. Warner George, broker, 11 Pine, h. 122 E. 21st Wardlow Robert, locksmith, h. r. 144 Sullivan Warner George, coal, 660 Houston, h. 805 W. 24th Wardrob William, printer, h. 75 Broome Warner George, shoemaker, h. r. 56 Ridge Wardwell Jeremiah M. hardware, 241 Pearl Warner George F. exchange, 89£ Cedar, h. 68 Amos WARE E. RICHMOND, mer. 142 Pearl, h. Sing Warner George W. grocer, 182 South Sing Warner Henry, laborer, h. r. 115 Sheriff Ware Edward, grocer, 16 Cherry, h. 16 Cherry Warner Henry, saws, — Elm, h. 50 Rose Ware Edwin, bookbinder, h. 21 First Warner Henry W. lawyer, 15 Wall, h. West Point Ware John J. late grocer, h. 16 Cherry Warner Hiram W. drygoods, 51 Cedar, h. 51 St Ware John P. clothier, 68 Chatham, h. 68 Chatham Mark’s pi. Ware Jonathan S. dentist, 29 Bond, h. 29 Bond Warner J. L. agent, Ogdensburg railroad line, 66 Ware Patrick, shoemaker, h. 213 E. 11th 'Cortlandt, h. 75 Murray Ware Richard F. bookkeeper, 68 Chatham, h. 68 Warner James, carpenter, n. 63 Thompson Chatham Warner James, cooper, h. 71 Gouverneur Ware Richard, printer, h. 197 Mulberry Warner James F. drygoods, 401 Third av. h. 401 Wareham Sarah, wid. James, h. 437 Greenwich Third av. Warenstadt Julius, drygoods, 103 William, h. 91 Warner James F. pianos, 411 Broadway Thompson Warner Jane (col’d), wid. Kinsey, h. r. 15 Marion Wares James, gasfitter, 41 Eighth av. Warner John, combs, 49 John, h. Newtown, Conn. Warford William K. bonded warehouse, 18 Broad­ Warner John, shoemaker, h. 174 Suffolk way, h. Brooklyn Warner John M. laborer, h.183 Willett Wargen Simon, tailor, h. r. 67 Ludlow Warner John W. physician, h. 359 Third av. Warh Robert, coal, h. r. 152 Orange Warner John F. & Co. pianofortes, 411 Broadway, h. Wahrter Anton, shoemaker, h. 127 Columbia 411 Broadway Warick James, basketmaker, h. r. 13 Suffolk Warner L. T. physician, h. 172 Fifth av. Waring Abigail, wid. Scudder, h. r. 100 Sullivan Warner Levi B. drygoods, 22 Park pi. h. 51 Pacific, Waring Ann, wid. William G. boardingh. 9 Birming­ Brooklyn ham Warner Maria, wid. William, h. 288 Broome Waring Benj, fish, 14 Catharine mkt. h. Williams- Warner Peter R. pres n. riv. ins. co. 202 Greenwich burgh wich, h. 64 Twelfth Waring Charles B. lawyer, 6 Wall, h. 223 W. 14th Warner Rebecca, wid. Philemon, school, 154 De- Waring Charles R. clerk, 4 Erie pi. h. 874 Green­ lancey, h. 154 Delancey wich Warner Redwood F. gasfixtures, 376 Broadway, h. Waring Edmond, late lumber, h. 5 Columbia Philadelphia Waring Henry P. 150 Front, h. 68 Willow, Brooklyn Warner Samuel, drygoods, 83 Houston, h. 83 Houston Waring Henry, carman, 291 Stanton Warner Samuel A. architect 170 Broadway, h. W. Waring Hiram & Co. flour, 121 West, h. Harlem 86th b. Fifth & Sixth avs. Waring Louis, baker, 257 Rivington, h. 257 Riving- Warner Samuel B. broker, 153 Pearl ton Warner Thomas, painter, h. 155 E. 24th Waring Samuel J. inspector insurance, h. 206 Henry Warner William, agent, h. I ll Hester Waring Stephen, com. mer. 112 Water, h. 234 E. Warner Wm. cabinetmaker, h. W. 40th n. Tenth av. Broadway , , _ Warner Wm. furnishing, 224 Canal, h. Newark, N J. Waring Thaddeus R. & Co. cus. house brokers, 25 Warner William, hosiery, 244 Bleecker Nassau, h. Hoboken Warner William, segars, 93 Cedar Waring William C. fish, 48 Bayard Warner William F. butcher, 1 Catharine mkt. h. 50 Waring William H. carman, h. 78 Bedford Stanton v Waring & Comstock, fish, 14 & 16 Catharine mkt. Warner William H. lacegoods, 573 Broadway, h. 5 Wark David, liquors, 339 Stanton Ludlow pi. Wark Isaac, marblepolisher, h. 120 Twelfth Warner William H. pianomaker, 13 Crosby, h. 169 Wark Joseph, police, h. 62 Greene Amos Wark Robert, smith, h. 281 W. 33d Warner William J. stationer, 6 Pine, h. Hicks. B'klyn Warks Isaac, bookbinder, h. 118 Stanton Warner Wm. W. grocer, 442 Bl’ker, h* 772 Wash’ton Warker Robert J. costumer? 164 Walker Warner & Loop, drygoods, 51 Cedar Warker William A. police, h. 140 W. 31st Warner & Poor, stationers, 6 Pine ■ . Warlow Benjamin W. carman, h. 2 Macdougal Warner & Spackman, watchcase springs, 4 Liberty pL Warlow Jacob B. 2d capt. police, h. 66 Yandam Warnhen Tahn, grocer, 84 Orange, h. 84 Orange Warman William, jewelry, 40 Eighth av. h. 40 Warnick Anna, seamstress, h. 242 W. 17th Eighth av. 5?''“ ' , Wamock John, carpetweaver, h. r. 88 Lewis Warmkessel Peter, laborer, h. E. 41st n. Third av. Warnock Joseph, hatter, 275 Broadway,h. 179 W. 24th Warmskyskal Peter, liquor, 8 Duane, h. 8 Duane Wamock Robert hatter, 275 Broadway, h. Bushwick Warmuth Balthasar, shoemaker, h. 255 E. lotn Warnock Robert, shipfastener, h. r. 699 Inurth Warmuth Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. 69 Attorney Warnock William, clerk, h. Tenth av. n. W.59th Warman William, jeweler, 40 Eighth av. Warnock R. & J. hatters, 275 Broadway W amar Gustof, finisher, h. 59 Av. B Warren Alpheus, 211 Water, h. 104 Clinton, Brook~ Wame John, crockery, 422 Hudson & 192 Duane, h. lyn , Warren Charles, driver, h. 823 First av. 88 Morton .n 46 W AR 722 WAT Warren Charles B. plasterer, h. 182 W. 17th Warwick Robert, clerk, h. 159 Chrystie Warren Cbas. C. boots & shoes, 172 Pearl, h. JB'klyn i Wasem John, varnisher, h. 190 Second Warren Charles J. (Bey.), h. 102 E. 16th Wasen Henry, shoemaker, h. 221 E. 20th Warren Daniel, carman, h. 288 W. 32d Wasenberry George, baker, h. 276 W. 32d Warren Doras W. drygoods, 139 Broadway clothing, 125 Delancey, h. 125 Delancev Warren Edward, pres, marble co. 6 Wall, h. 296 WASHBURN ALBERMARL H. tailor, 530 Broad' Henry, B rooklyn way, h. Dean, Brooklyn Warren Edw. J. auctioneer, 30 Broad, 1l 118 Ninth Washburn Andrew, carpenter, h. 28 Grand Warren Eliza, wid. W m dressmaker, h. 412 E. 12th Washburn Benjamin, carman, h. 86 W. 17th Warren Enos, carman, h. 38 Commerce Washburn Charles H. carpenter, h. r. 289 W. 27th Warren George, bookbinder, h 265 Fifth Washburn George W. salesman, 20 Cortiandt h 60 Warren George, mer. 28 Broadway, h. 96 Ninth Pierrepont, Brooklyn Warren George T. carman, h. 114 Ay. C Washburn Henry A. mer. 54 & 56 Exchange uLh 2t Warren George W. batcher, 122 W. Broadway, h. Concord, Brooklyn % 11 Sullivan Washburn Horace B. h 417 Fourth WARREN HARVEY, ‘pianos, 295 Broadway, h. Washburn Isaac O. carpenter, h. 151 Eighth av. 66 W. 36th Washburn Jane, wid. Maurice, h. 174 Essex Warren Henry, lawyer, 6 Wall, h. 296 Henry, B 'klyn Washburn John, carpenter, h. 812 Washington Warren Henry A. com. mer. 30 South, h. 296 Henry, Washburn John, laborer, h. 290 W. 17th Brooklyn Washburn John H. agent, 12 Wall, h. 139 W. 22d WARREN HORACE M. leather. 53 Ferry, h. 10 Washburn John W. shipwright, h. 371 Eighth S. 6th, WUliamsburgh Washburn Joseph, portmonnaies, 148 William, h. 278 Warren Isaac, late grocer, h. 390 Third av. E. Broadway Warren James, grocer, 54 Front, h. 222 W. 23d Washburn Nathaniel, carpenter, h. 66 Rivingten Warren James, painter, h. 66 Av. C Wasbum Norman S. broker, 37 Wall, h. 31 Gramercy Warren Jas. physician, 622 Broadway, h. 6-4 B’way park Warren James K. broker, 65 Wall, h. 41 Bond Washburn Philo, carman, h. r. 8 Lewis Warren John, 23 Dominick Washburn Stephen D. physician, h. 10 Second Warren John, carpenter, h. 138 W. 31st Washburn Willard, calker, h. 83 Lewis WARREN JOHN & SON, brokers. 65 Wall, h. 41 Washburn William D. builder, 70 Trinity pi. h. 711 Bond Houston t Warren John, exchange, 86 W. Broadway Washburn William H. machinist, h. 56 Av. C Warren John, hatpresser, h. 127 W. 16th Washburn Willet M. painter, 4£ K Broadway, h. 9 Warren John, shipjoiner, h. 11 Lewis Monroe Warren John D. com. mer. 46 & 48 Broad & 48 New, Washburn & Co. brokers, 37 Wall h. Staten Island Washburn, King & Co. portmonnaies, 148 William Warren John E. broker, h. 102 W. 16th Washeim Jacob, varnisher, h. 186 Second Warren John H. manufacturer, h. 127 W. 16th Washein Jacob, tailor, h. 199 Av. C Warren Louis, baker, h. 257 Rivington Washington Adley (col’d), wid. Geo. h. 12 Leonard Warren Matilda A. wid. Jeremiah, dressmaking, h. Washington Allan C. broker, 25 Pine, h. Wmsburgh 30 W. Broadway Washington Fanny (col'd), washing, h. 136 Chrystie Warren Orlando, auctioneer, 14 Chambers, h. 19 Gay Washington George, engineer, h. 1 Dry dock Warren Owen G. architect^ 251 Broadway, h. 302 Washington George, tailor, h. r. 57 Cross Bleecker Washington Geo. (col’d), laborer, h. r. 58 Leonard Warren Richard, auctioneer, 30 Broad, h. 9 Clinton pL Washington Geo. (col’d), bar. 46 Divi’n, h. 144 Centre Warren Robert, porter, h. 180 Laurens WASHINGTON JOHN, allopathic & homoeopathic Warren 8amuel K. builder, W. 47th n. Ninth av. h. pbysi’n & surgeon, 164 B'dway, h. EUzaBhport 44 Morton WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO. 54 Wall , Warren Smith, stonecutter, h. 147 E. 35th WASHINGTON JOHN, 164 Broadway Warren Sophia T. widow, 112 W. 25th Washington John, gilder, h. 224 Sullivan Warren Susan (col'd), washing, h. r. 23 Leonard Washington Mar. (col’d), washing, h. r. 239 Elizabeth Warren Sylvanus, provisions, 15 &17 First, h. 33 First Washington Patrick, marblepolisher, h. 44 Hamersley Warren T. E. engineer, 6 Wall, h. 233 W. 19th Washington & Myers, c. h. brokers, 25 Pine Warren Thomas, painter, h. 183 Essex Washman Chas. baker, 21 Birmingham, h. 29Monroe Warren Thomas, baker, 187 Monroe Washmore Joseph, baker, h. r. 146 Eighth av. Warren Thomas, cabinetmaker, 130 Greenwich av. h. Washmuth John, tailor, h. 657 Water 130 Greenwich av. Wason William, accountant, h. 123 Hammond Warren Thomas, paperstainer, h. 253 W. 28th Wass Jerome B. salesman, 12 Bowery, h.153 Monroe Warren Thomas, porter, h. r. 17 Elizabeth Wassali John, shoem’r, h. r. 356 Tenth Warren W. D. drygoods, 139 Broadway Wassals Albert A. printer, h. 171 W. 22d Warren William, boardingh. 69 Madison Wasserman David, leather, 131J Division, h. 1311 Warren William E. treas. 45 Wall, h. Newburgh Division Warren Wm. 8. shoes, 249 Pearl, h. 202 W. 30th Wasserman Joseph, pedler, h. r. 4 Av. D Warren & Co. grocers, 54 Front Wasserman k Moore, leather, 1331 Division Warren & Jacobus, builders, W. 47th n. Ninth av. Wasson Dorothy, wid. James, 15 Eighth av. WARREN & SWAZEY, com. mer. 30 South Wasson Elias, bluestone, W. 13th n. Tenth av. b. Warrick John, laborer, h. 390 Eighth av. 247 W. 13th Warrin John, needles, 48 Maiden la. h. 699 Houston Yasson Wm. K artist, 251 Br’dway, h. Jersey Cm Warrin Thos. needles, 48 Maiden la. h. 12 Yarick pL Yassweller Christian, tailor, h. 264 Third WARRIN J. & T. needles, 48 Maiden la. Yatch Abraham R. turner, 47 Allen, h. 49 Delaneey Warriner Daniel C. pianos, 481 B’dway, h. Hoboken Yate Geo. hairdresser, 42 Eighth av. h. 42 Eighth av Warriner Solom. accou’t, 8 S. William, h. 134 E. 18th Yaterberry Henry, late shoedealer, 123 Division _ Warriner Wm. P. drygoods, 16 Cedar, h. — Warren Yaterbury Albert G. broker, 112 Water, b.103 W.13m Warschauer Abram, clothier, 196 Canal, h. 196 Canal Yaterbury B. gent’s furnishing, 266 Broadway, h. Warshing Charles, shoestore, 7 Cedar, h. 25 Montg’ry Broadway „ • , . Warshing John, shoes, 7 Cedar, h. 69 Norfolk Yaterbury C. H. metallic oil, 67 Exchange pL n- Warsower Simon, h. 67 Division Elizabethport, N. J. • Wart Francis, r. 220 Cherry, h. 220 Cherry Yaterbury Calvin, painter, h. 129 W. 35th Waiters Catherine, wid. Joseph, fancygoods, 221 Yaterbury Charles, r. r. conductor, b .^ o E^tnav. Wooster, h. 221 Wooster VotorKnnr P,hatIps A. w)m. mer. 57 William, n. Warth John W. boots k shoes, 50 Chatham Jommerce - _ «. vfonrrin Warthman Joseph, shoemaker, 238 W. 17th rbury’Charles G. lumber, c. Delancey & Mangro, Wartman Henry, 3 New, h. 6 Trinity pL . 267 Fifth Warton Edward (col’d), seaman, h. 3 Clinton rbury Charles W. b. 5261 Broome Warts Henry A. iron, 213 E. 24th, h. 123 E. 24th rbury Daniel U. tailor, h. 310 Madison Warts Peter B. inspector, h. 59 Yesey Wartz John, tailor, h. 64 Greenwich av. Warwick Andrew, watchman, 48 Spring Warwick Edward, paver, h. 137 E. 28th Warwick John, refiner, 29 Wall, h. Harlem m J30LIAN PIANOS, MELODEONS, HORACE WATERS, 333 BROADWAY, CORNER OF ANTHONY STREET, Publisher and Dealer in Sheet Music, Musical Works and Instruments of all kinds. Ex­ clusive Agent for the sale of T. G i l b e r t & Co.’s celebrated Piano Fortes, both with and without the much admired JEolian; also for their Boudoir, or Cottage Pianos, for small rooms.— These Pianos are warranted to stand any climate. T. G. & Co. are the owners of the Aeolian Patent Right, and are prepared to furnish a more perfect instrument, and at a lower price | than at any other house. Nearly 2,000 JEolians have been applied within the last eight years, and the demand is rapidly increasing. They are now applying ten ^Eolians a week. T. G. & Co. have recently got up a new curved scale, which, for smoothness, depth and power, challenges competition. One great point of superiority which these instruments possess of I all others, is their firmness and long standing in tune. H. W. is also exclusive agent for the sale of SMITH’S SUPERIOR MELODEONS. for C h u r c h and P a r l o r use, which, for evenness of temperament and correct intonation, are acknowledged superior to any now manufactured, differing from those of Caliart’s and many others, which are tuned with an uneven temperament. Also, agent for JtrdLRTIJV’ S j u s t l y celebrated G U I T J M S . Dealers, and the trade generally, supplied at a liberal discount. P r ic e s s a m e a s a t t h e M anufactory, a t W h o lesale or R e t a il . PIANOS WITH AND WITHOUT THE iEOLIAN, TO LET. The L a rg est A ssortm en t o f S eco n d -H a n d P ia n os to he fo u n d in the C ity. P r ic e s f r o m $ 4 0 to $ 1 5 0 . The undersigned has also purchased the entire Stocks of Music Plates and Copyrights of James M. Jacques, C. G. Christman, T. H. Doughty, Cummings, and others; and with his own publications, is prepared to offer one of the most complete Catalogues of Music in the United States. He has also made arrangements with John Pychowski, the Polish pianist, and T. Franklin Bassford, the young American artist, and other popular artists and com­ posers’ both in this country and in Europe, for their compositions. Also, N E W M U SIC from all parts of the United States as soon as published. Dealers, Teachers, and Seminaries supplied at the low est prices. PIANOS TO LET. H O R A C E W A TE R S , 333 Broadway, Corner o f Anthony Street. TVB — There being another G i l b e r t , manufacturer of Pianos, we would remind the_ Pub­ lic that ours is the old-established house. Our Piano Fortes will never be found m an Auction Room, except when a family owning one are about to leave the city, or under some a n p h oirrumstances/ Persons seeing new Piano Fortes, called G i l b e r t ’ s , at auction, may be assured that they are not the instruments manufactured b y T. Gilbert & Co. REFERENCES. Having furnished the follow ing persons, we refer to them with confidence. H orace H olden, 137 Twelfth Street, New York. Jam es W oodhead, 324 Fourth Street, a R obert Sears, 19 Vandewater Street, a T. J. C r o w e n , 599 Broadway, a J. C. R i k e r , 129 Fulton Street, 66 G. W . Leland, Clinton Hotel, 16 F. A. P a l m e r , President of Broadway Bank, •-66 : J. L. E v e r e t t , Cashier of Broadway Bank,' M John G . S t e a r n s , 654 Fourth Street, 66 R ev. J. W escott, 34 Dominick Street, 66 J udge B e e b e , 20 Seventh Avenue, Or D r . A. F r e e m a n , 218 East Broadway, 66 J. C. F i s h e r , 31st Street, 66 I). K n o w l t o n , 41 Twelfth Street, 66 R ev.N. B r a d f o r d , Editor of the N. Y. Evangelist, 66 N. H. B r a d f o r d , Editor and Publisher of the N. Y. Evangelist, 66 | N a t h a n ie l G il m a n , 93 Sands Street, Brooklyn. J. C. R i k e r , 146 Columbia Street, . . 66 F r e d e r ic k M o r n e b y , 291 Bridge Street, 66 R e v . Sam uel Speer, 3 Warren Street, 66 Clason Avenue, ii Ir a L o s s o n , Dr. S. R i c h a r d s o n , Bushwick, Williamsburg. Joseph H. A d a m s , 13 Fourth Street, comer o f South Ninth, 66 D . M. M un roe, Comer of Fifth and Sixth Streets, 66 F. A. C a s a l e ir , No, 7 South Ninth Street, 66 T E S T I M O N I A L S . {From the Evening Poet.) N e w M u s ic E m p o r iu m .— Mr Horace Walters, the agent for the sale of Gilbert <&Co.’s JSolian Pianos, has, in consequence of increased business, been compelled greatly to extend his establishment. He has accordingly | leased the most of the building No. 333 Broadway, where he was before stationed, and fitted it up in a style of much splendor ; so that, with its handsome carpets, mirrors and valuable paintings, it presents an attractive object to those even who have no business inducements to enter it. From Mr. Waters’ extensive arrangements with American and foreign composers, his stock o f music will probably be unsurpassed, while his supply of pianos, melodeons, guitars and other instruments, completely answers to one’s idea of the pattern music emporium. The E ditor o f the New York E vangelist, who has owned one for nine years, thus speaks of th em :— . . . . . . . . *: ^ T. G i l b e r t & Co.’ s jE o l ia n P i a n o F o r t e s .— Long familiarity with these instruments enables hs to spea with a degree of confidence that we could not otherwise claim, respecting their great merit, and the beauty and ,j adaptedness of the JSolian attachment to some of the best purposes which a musical instrument serves ii a Christian | family. The instruments are very firmly built, requiring less tuning than, any others we know of, and possess re- , markable sweetness and purity of tone. Within a few years, great improvements have been made in their manu­ facture, by which a much stronger and more brilliant tone is secured. In point of depth and volume, as well as in evenness of tone, throughout the entire register, and elasticity of touch, we know not whose manufacture is superior to Gilbert’s. Those who have never tried them will be surprised to find such attainments made. The ASolian is soft and delicate, and as well adapted for the voice and for sacred music as for the organ itself. In these, also, Mr. Gilbert has been making marked improvements within a few years, so that a delightful delicacy and purity of tone has been secured. We are glad to find them beginning to be so well appreciated. This house has applied about j two thousand JEoliaus in the last eight years. They are now applying ten a week, and are unable to supply t demand. They are furnished at the Wareroom, at the same prices as at the Manufactory, and the buyer may ee assured of fair dealing and upright treatment. Me ss r s . T. G il b e r t & Co. >. f | G e n tle m e n In reply to your request, I most cheerfully state that I have used in my family one o yo ASolian Piano Fortes for about six years. We are highly pleased with the instrument, and most cheerfully recom mend it to any one wishing an instrument o f the kind. We have not found it to require more attention to kevp Hin tune than the oommon Piano, of which we have one in use in the family, and in use about equally with the Ian* R ic h a r d B ig e l o w , 7 E a st W h Street. Having used one | h JEolian Piano F ,; te -«>; T Gilbert & Co.’s manufacture, for nearly five years, I cheer­ fully coincide in the above. | ^ ainton AvenUe. Brooklyn. WAT 723 WAT W A T ffi^U R Y EDWARD A. findings, 807 Pearl, h. Waters James, miller, h. 55 Eighth av. Waterbuiy Elizabeth, wid. William H. h. 291 Third Waters James mattressmaker, h. r. 169 Mulberry Waters Jas. butcher, 125 Eighth av. li. 406 Ninth av. Waterbury Enos, machinist, h. 80 Columbia Waters James r. hardware, 203 Pearl, h. 234 W. 20th Waterbury Ezra, cutter, h. 71 Market Waters John, blacksmith, h. W. 37th n. Seventh av. Waterbury Franklin, boatbuilder, h. 85 Hester Waters John, carpenter, 176 83d Waterbury Frederick W. flnd’gs, 807 Pearl, h. DobVs Waters John, insp. 550 Wa’ington, h. 10 St. Luke’s pi. F erry W aters John, plasterer, h. 291 First av. Waterbury Harriet, wid. Jerry, h. 25 Fourth Waters John, refiner, 57 Yesey, h. 233 W. 20th Waterbury Harvey, cl*k, 64 John, h. 42 Lexington av. Waters John, shoemaker, 96 Orange Waterbury Horace, coppersmith, h, 895 Eighth Waters John, tailor, h. r. 217 Hester Waterbury Isaac, builder, 145Mangin, h. 800 Stanton Waters Joseph, late grocer, h. 277 Seventh Waterbury James, police, h. 118 Lewis Waters M. J. dressmaker, h. 49 White WATERBURY JEW ELRY CO. 195 Broadway Waters Martin, laborer, h. 10 Franklin Waterbury John, carpenter, h. 184 W. 24th Waters Martin, insp. 550 Washington, & coal, 572 Waterbury Joseph & Co. oils, 49 Av. D, h. 49 Av. D Greenwich, h. 10 St. Luke’s pi.” WATERBURY LAWRENCE, cordage, 258 & 255 Waters Mary, wid. Patrick, liquors, 42 Cross Front, h. 104 E. 15th Waters Mary, wid. Levi, seamstress, h. W. 36th n. WATERBURY LEATHER MANUF.CO. 88 Spruce Tenth av. Waterbury Lucretia, wid. Henry, h. 649 Fourth Waters Michael, laborer, h. 112 Anthony Waterbnry Mary Anne, wid. John, h. 188 E. 18th Waters Michael, laborer, hi. r. 245 Spring Waterbury Nancy, boardingh. 162 Twelfth Waters Patrick, carpenter, h. W. 48th n. Sixth av. Waterbury Nelson J. lawyer, h. 184 W. 27th Waters Patrick, laborer, h. r. 179 First av. WATERBURY SAMUEL, cabinetmkr. 555 Broad­ Waters Patrick, ostler, h. 355 Tenth av. way & 60 Beekman, h. 84 E. 80th Waters Patrick, carman, h. 859 W. 26th Waterbury Selleck, boots, 79 Catharine & 125 Bow­ Waters Patrick, speculator, h. 48 Orange ery, h. 184 E. Broadway Waters Peter, porter, h. r. 447 Fourth Waterbury Stephen P. carman, h. 89 Hammond Waters Philip, mer. 25 Broad Waterbury Stephen W. imp. 7 Warren, h. 250 Mad’n Waters Richard, h. 183 Delancey Waterbury Warren, weaver, h. 454 Eighth av. Waters Robeit, laborer, h. 102 Anthony Waterbury Wm. A. bellringer, h. 7 Birmingham Waters Rodman, grocer, Seventh av. n. W. 44th Waterbury William H. shipwright, h. 844 Third Waters Talman J. 16 Exchange pi. h. 300 W. 22d Waterbury William M. com. mer. 81 Pine, h. 174 Waters Thomas, carman, h. 311 W. 27th Eldridge Waters Thomas, grocer, 860 Ninth, h. 358 Ninth Waterbury & Reed, lumber, 46 Mangin Waters Thomas, laborer, h. r. 59 Orange Waterbuiy l Weekes George S. carman, h. I l l Clinton Weeks Samuel, 309 W. 19th Weekes James, toys, 37 John, h. B rooklyn Weeks Samuel, rigger, h. 216 Cherry Weekes Jane (cord) washing, h. 136 Chrystie Weeks Samuel, agent h. 399 Houston Weekes Joseph, weigher, 188 Maiden la. h. 80 Weeks Sarah A. wid. Spencer (col’d), cook, h. r. IIS Twelfth Ridge Weekes Leonard K. carman, h. 62 Amos Weeks Sophia, wid. Henry, washing, h. 75 Av. C Weekes Richard P. liquors, 738 Water, h. 738 Water Weeks Stephen, carman, h. E. 29th n. First av. Weekes Samuel, rigger, h. 216 Cherry Weeks Stephen R. asst, librarian, h. College green Weekes Seaman, ferrymaster, h. 585 Fourth Weeks Thomas D. gilder, h, 81 W. 26th Weekes Thomas, laborer, h. 12 Washington Weeks Timothy, policeman, h. 59 Broome Weekes Thomas, teamster, h. 426 Eighth av. Weeks Walter, butcher, E. 29th c. Fourth av. h. 441 Weekes Warren, artist, h. 90 Greene Third av. Weekes William, h. 117 Macdougal Weeks Webb, seaman, h. 82 Henry Weekley Henry J. saloon, 36 Bowery, h. 26 Division Weeks William, laborer, h. 326 W. 37th Weeks Abigail, wid. Gabriel, h 62 Hudson Weeks William, laborer, h. 105 W. 33d Weeks Abraham, provisions, 500 Washington market, Weeks William, h. 137 Macdougal h. 108 Amos Weeks William, carman, 96 Cannon Weeks Abraham, carman, h. 62 Amos Weeks William A. salesman, 29 Nassau, h. Eoboken Weeks Absalom, carman, h. 115 Christopher Weeks Wm. M. auctioneer, 7 Broad, h. Glencove, L. J, Weeks Albertus A. woodenw. 405 Grand, h. 30 Pitt Weeks William P. butcher, h. 21 First Weeks Ann E. wid. Cornelius, h. 118 Ludlow WEEKS C. T. & M. H. eatingh. 83 Nassau Weeks Benjamin T. butcher, 43 Fulton m kt h. 401 Weeks & Carpenter, grocers, 71 Centre Houston Weeks & Deforest, lawyer, 58 Wall Weeks Camel, butcher, 123 Third ay. Weeks & Douglass, flour, 113 Broad & 25 Front Weeks Carlisle, butcher, 2 Fulton m kt h. 208 High, Weeks & Earl, carpenters, 205 Madison &99 Henry Brooklyn Weeks & Hopkins, provisions, 500 & 673 Washington Weeks Carlisle T. butcher, 2 Fulton m kt h. 24 m kt First av. Weeler George, carman, h. 92 Laurens Weeks Carlisle T. jr. hotel, 83 Nassau, h. 110 First Weesen Augustin, grocer, h. 832 W. 29th Weeks Charles, provisions, 100 Washington mkt. h. 7 Weess George, butcher, h. 37 Goerck Wooster Wegan Charles, engraver, h. 84 Frankfort Weeks Charles, tailor, h. 128 E. Broadway Wegar James (Rev.), h. 39 W. 15th Weeks Charles M. conductor, h. 183 Delancey Wegener Charles H. grocer. 116 Broome & 304 De­ Weeks Charles jr. cooper, 98 Cedar, h. 62 Orchard lancey, h. 116 Broome Weeks Cyrus, physician, h. 436 Broome Weger Ferdinand, segarmaker, h. 146 Duane Weeks Daniel, seaman, h. 388 Madison Wegge Augusta, umbrellas, — William, h. 16 Forsyth Weeks Daniel 8. grocer, 71 Centre, h. 56 Rivington Weglehner Christian, barber, 201 Bowery Weeks Edmund, clerk, h. 246 Bleecker Weglehner Frederick, barber, 7 Spring, h. 18 Spiring Weeks Edward A. late broker, 58 Wall, h. 70 Uni­ Wehberg Henry, watchmaker, h. 360 Seventh av. versity pL Wehmann Anthony, shoes, 89 Stanton, h. 89 Stanton Weeks Edwin L. butcher, h. 549 Hudsen Wehmann George E. grocer, 40 Franklin Weeks Egbert, carman, h. 92 Delancey Wehmann Gotlieb H. liquors, h. 40 Franklin Weeks Elizabeth (col’d), wid. Wm. h. r. 33 Sullivan Wehmer Michael, chairmaker, h. 110 W. 32d Weeks Foster J. flour, 133 Broad & 25 Front h. 252 Wehn Dorothy, brewer, 167Eldridge, h. 167 Eldridge Twelfth Wehner Edward B. clerk, h. r. 76 Forsyth Weeks George W. blacksmith, h. 163 Chrystie Wehner Michael, laborer, h. 197 Av. B Weeks George W. smith, 333 Sixth av. Wehner Philip, clerk, h. r. 152$- Essex Weeks Gilbert marshal, h. 347 Third Wehner Wm. barber, 81 Av. C, h. 81 Av. C Weeks Harvey, seaman, h, 22 Pitt Wehnes Christopher, harnessmaker, B’way n. E. 54th 'Weeks Henry, butcher, 100 Wash. mkt. h. 39 Bauk Wehrde Albert, clerk, h. 71 Macdougal Weeks Henry A. coal, 64 & 66 Attorney, h. 26 Second Wehrle Joseph, clubhouse, h. 104 Fourth av. Weeks Henry R. provisions, 100 Washington mkt h. Weibel John, varnisher, h. 126 Yarick 89 Bank Weiber John, h. 354 Sixth Weeks Hiland B. mason, h. 53 Third av. Weiber John, carpenter, h. 216 Av. A Weeks Hiram, painter, h. 28 Factory Weichyselbaum Lewis, pedler, h. 151 Attorney WEEKS JACOB Jr. coal, 313 Bowery, 211 Greene, Weickersheimer Henri, boarding, 19 Whitehall 262 & 256 Elizabeth, h. 58 Third Weichmann Henri, carpenter, h. 19 Thompson # Weeks Jacob C. paints, 133 Maiden la. h. — Pearl, Weide Hermann, blacksmith, h. 340 Ninth B rooklyn Weidendrieck Solomon, cutter, b. 253 Delancey Weeks James, carman, h. 706 Greenwich Weidenfeld Jacob, tailor, 290 B’way, h. 171 W. 86th Weeks James, h. 361 Tenth av. Weidle John J. carman, h. 330 First av. Weeks James U. h. 116 Christopher Weidig Kaspar, shoemaker, h. 20 Desbrosses Weeks James L. carpenter, 99 Henry, h. W illiams- Weidinger John, shoemaker, h. 228 Third bridge Weidish Nicholas, pedler, h. r. 219 Second Weeks Jesse, carman, h. 15 E. 18th . Weidman Christian, tailor, h. r. 73 Av. C Weeks Jesse K. grocer, 71 Centre, h. 56 Rivington Weidman Nathan capmaker h. 238 Delancey Weeks John, laborer, h. r. 127 Suffolk Weidner John, tailor, h. r. 301 Houston Weeks John, pilot, h. 4 Columbia Weidner Lewis, upholsterer, h. Eighth av. c. \\. 4 t.i Weeks John, rigger, h. 85 Greenwich Weidner Mary A. wid. Lewis F. music, 172 Ninth Weeks John, servant b. 102 W. 19th Weidner Wm. turner, li 192 Av. A Weeks John M. insp. steamers, e. h. h. Myrtle av. c. Weifenback George, gilder, h. 76 Chrystie Adelphi, B rooklyn , Weigand Charles tailor, h. 248 Houston Weeks John A. lawyer, 58 Wall, h. 147 Macdougal Weigand Francis, tailor, h. r. 62 Essex Weeks John A. cooper, Water, h 7 Montgomery Weigand William, tailor, h. r. 185 Hester Weeks Joseph, weigher, 138 Maiden la. h. 86 Twelfth Weigele Philip, bakery, 226 Broome, h. 226 Broome WEI 728 W EL Weight James, carpenter, h. 7 Minetta, Weir James, carman, h. 292 Tenth av. Weight Sarah E. wid. Peter D. h. 423 Ninth av. Weir John, weaver, h. 298 W. 32d Weightman George, bootmaker, 159 Greene, Weir John, bellhanger, 437 Hudson, h. 133 Perry Weigl Henry, h. 145 W. 21st Weir Joseph^othier, 91 Liberty, h. 382 Washingfo Weigle Charles, carpenter, h. 135 W. 35th Weir Michael, laborer, h. r. 261W. 36th Weigle Nathaniel, carpenter, b. 135 W. 35th Weir Patrick, mason, h. r. 43 Elm Weigold Carl, shoemaker, h. 692 Water Weir Robert, machinist, h. 3 Scammel Weyh George, tailor, h. r. 119 Forsyth Weir Thomas, weaver, h. 298 W. 32d Weil Alexander, lithographer, h. 305 Eighth Weir William, cabinetmaker, 301 Bleecker, h. 284 Weil Bertold, pedler, h. 191 Houston Bleecker Weil David, grocer, 164 Essex, h. 164 Essex Weir William, coachman, b. 157 Cherry Weil Ernst, shoemaker, h. 15 Anthony Weir William, stonecutter, h. 151 Av. A Weil Frederick, pianomaker, h. r. 105 Forsyth Weirauch Leonard, cabinetmaker, h. 228 Stanton Weil George P. cabinetmaker, 421 Broome. Weirich Christopher, shoemaker, h. 171 Stanton Weil Henry, marblecntter, 134 Essex, cabinetmaker, Weirich Peter, smith, h. r. 252 Houston 138 Essex, h. 138 Essex Weiright Ferdinand, pianomaker, h. 459 Eight av. Weil Jacob, butcher, 9 Union mkt. h. 252 Delancey Weis Francis, machinist b. 9 Hudson Weil Louis, baker, 275 Houston, h. 275 Houston Weis George shoemaker, h. 124 Wooster* Weil Marks, butcher, 43 Orange, h. 43 Orange Weis George, tailor, h. r. 172 Ludlow Weil Max drygoods, h. 8 Macdougal Weis Herman saddler, 227 Eighth av. h. 178 W. 25th Weil Moses, caps, 451 Grand, h. 451 Grand Weis Isaac, oils, 108 Willett, h. 108 Willett Weil Moses, clerk, h. 260 Stanton Weis John, liquors, 12 Essex, h. 12 Essex Weil Raphael, h. 242 Division Weis Karl, cabinetmaker, h. r. 228 Rivington Weil Busman, shoemaker, h. 168 Second Weis Peleg, tailor, h. 140 Pitt Weilbacher, Francis J. saddler, h. r. 172 Ludlow Weisbad Eli, bootmaker, h. 251 Delancey Weiler David, caps, 62 William, h. 238 Delancey Weisel, Christian G. missionary, h. 316 Eighth Weiler Louis, capmaker, h. 238 Delancey Weisensten Philip, tailor, h. 88 Hudson Weiler Wendel, segarmaker, h. 202 Broome Weise Ferdinand, surgical instruments, h. 172J Div’n Weilerebacher Solomon, clerk, h. 272 Houston Weisel George, butcher, h. 25 Av. A Weilhard John, bootmaker, h. 131 Yarick Weisel Israel, carver, h. r. 246 Fifth Weilhein Fred'k, clerk, 76 Water, h. r. 26 Second av. Weisel Moses, h. 269 Second Weiligmann Francis H. tailor, h. r. 31 Essex Weisenbauer Francis C. physician, h. 582 Fourth Weill Samuel L. wines, 80 Ridge, h. 80 Ridge Weisenberger George, broker, 268 Monroe Weill S. L. & Co. winds, 80 Ridge Weisengee Andrew, tailor, h. 217 Rivington Weimann Phillip tobacconist, 32 Downing Weiser Thomas, late pictureframes, h. 252 Rivington Weimar Henry boardingh. 83 Allen Weisgerber Adam, shoemaker, h. 57 Yesey Weimer Sebastin, shoemaker, h. 263 Monroe Weisgerber Henry, segars, 307 Tenth av. Weinacker Frederick, brewer, 124 Seventh av. Weisgerber Jacob, grocer, Wash. mkt. h. 57 Yesey Weinback David, brushmaker, h. 139 Houston Weisgerber John P. tailor, 109 Eighth av. h. 10T Weinberg Caroline, wid. Isaac, h. r. 53 Thompson Eighth av. Weinberg Charles W. segars, 123 Third, h. 123 Third Weisgerden Henry, bootmaker, h. r. 134 Leonard Weinberg Henry, glazier, h. 97 Lewis Weishart Charles, shoemaker, b. r. 29 Cross Weinberg Louis, tailor, h. r. 153 Forsyth Weishart Christian, tailor, h. r. 29 Cross Weinberg William, drygoods, 12 Ridge, h. 12 Ridge Weisheit William, tailor, h. r. 27 Cross Weinberger Charles H. imp, 11 Bowery, h. 159 Weisman Henry, tailor, h. r. 32 Madison Chrystie Weisman Amelia, fancygds. 210 Spring, h. 210Spring Weinbeiger Hermann, imp. 11 Bowery, h. 159 Weisman Augustus, druggist, 386 Broadway & 257 Chrystie Broome, h. 257 Broome Weinberger John, tinware, 118 Allen, h. 118 Allen Weisman & Cassebeer, druggists, 386 Broadway & Weinburg Peter, mer. 36 Dey, h. 5 Sixth 257 Broome Weindorf Jacob, barber, 120 Seventh av. h. 122 Weisnor William bricklayer, h. 200 Second Seventh av. Weiss Bartholomew, butcher, 256 Fifth, h. 256 Fifth Weiner Eugene, jeweler, h. 28 Leroy Weiss Christopher, jeweler, h. 116 Greenwich Weiner James M. cutter, h. 59 Grand Weiss David, pedler, h. r. 126 Broome Weingartner George, bootmaker, h. 68 Suffolk Weiss Elise G. washwoman, h. 275 Mulberry Weinhard Frederick, tailor, h. W. 47th n. Eighth av. Weiss Eugene, tailor, h. 227 Grand Weinhamer Susan, wid. Valentine, 186 Av. A Weiss Eugene, waiter, h. 275 Mulberry Weinhauer Francis, baker, 1374 Liberty Weiss Franz, barber, 4 Coenties sL h 4 Coenties si Weimer Francis, cabinetmaker, h. r. 99 Allen Weiss Frederick, tailor, h. E. 4lst n. Third av. Weinheimer Louis, tailor, h. r. 75 Chrystie Weiss George, fiddles, h. 27 Delancey Weinholc Herman, grocer, 178 Eighth av. h. 183 Weiss George, clerk, h. 15 Anthony Eighth av Weiss Gustavus, watchmaker, 116 Greenwich Weinhold Rud. liquors, 123 Delancey, h. 123 De­ Weiss Henry, butcher, 37 Goerck, h. 37 Goerck lancey Weiss John, cabinetmaker, h. 496 Eighth av. Weininger Joseph, shoemaker, 245 E. 11th, h. 245 JL Weissenberger Joseph, hatter, h. 84 Essex 11th Weiter David A capmaker, h. 238 Delancey Weinkler Adam, shoemaker, h. 101 Delancey Weitmann Nicholas, fordresser, 316 E. 13th, h. M Weinman Heinrich, pedler, h. 165 Av. C E. 13th Weinman Henry M. boots, 10 Greenwich av. h. 10 Weitner George, tailor, h. r. 47 Norfolk Greenwich av. WETTSTICH JOHN, watches, 251 William, b. 201 Weinrich John W. tailor. 85 Greenwich, h. 85 William _ . Greenwich Yeitzel Henry, carpetweaver, h. 493 Tenth av. Weinschank Jacob, tailor, 260 Second Yeka Jane, wid. Louis, dressmaker, h. 19 Second Weinschank Moses, camphene, h. 92 Ridge Yeland Frederick, tailor, 137 Third Weinschenk Maier, acct 45 Cedar, h. 42 E. Br’dway Yelb Samuel, printer, h. 37 Watts Weinstein A drygoods, 92 Av. C. h. 92 Av. C. Yelbrock Frederick, grocer, h. 68 Ridge Weinstein Abraham, shoemaker, h. 99 Allen Yelbrock Harman C. sugarrefiner, b.339 w. Weinthal Simon, tailor, 13 Rector, h. 132 Greenwich Yelch Abraham, mason, h. 175 W. 26th Weintrait Carl F. tailor, h. 32 Ludlow Yelch Abram R. turner, 47 Allen, h. 49 Del^cey Weintraut Jacob, tailor, h. 76 Chrystie Yelch Ann, wid. Michael, fancygoods, 489 Feari Weir Alexander, gardener, h. 152 W. 28th Yelch Anthony, h. 483 Washington Weir Daniel, carver, h. 132 Chrystie Yelch Anthony, laborer, h. 18 Stone Weir David, chandler, 14 Gansevoort Yelch Benjamin D. fisbingtackle, 83 Cherry Weir George, c. h. officer, h. 107 Cliff Yelch Christopher, laborer, h. r47 Clinton Weir George saddler, 552 Broadway, h. 107 Cliff Yelch Daniel, carman, h. 3414 Water Weir George H. jeweler, 50 Ann, h. BrooTdyn Yelch David, tailor, h. 4 Birmingham Weir George R. late stables, h. 21 Macdougal Yelch David L. sashmaker, h. 359 Second av. Weir Gilbert, emb. 93 William, h. French s hot Yelch Edwin Y. mariner, 564 Broome WEIR JAMES, apothecary, 266 Grand, h. 266 Yelch Frederick A W. printer h - ^ Washingto Grand Yelch George A. carpenter, h. 26 Whitehall W AL 729 WAL Welch James, builder, h. 511 Tenth ay. Well Rubber Co. 75 Liberty Welch James, barber, h. 224 E. 18th Well Susman, shoemaker, h. 165 Second Welch James, laborer, h. 60 Mott Welland Thomas, engraver, h. 246 W. 16th Welch James H. hotel, 34 W. B’way, h. 84 W. B’way Wellbrock George, grocer, 837 Rivington Welch James T. carman, h. 124 Ludlow Wellbrock Herman, grocer, 88 Av. D, h. 88 Av. D Welch Jeremiah, liquors, 233 Bowery, h. 45 Orchard Wellbrock Herman, grocer, 59 Yesey, h. 59 Yesey Welch John, collector, h. 30 Spruce Welle Philip, tobacconist, 15 & 17 Chrystie, h. Ger­ Welch. John, laborer, h. 586 Grand m any Welch John, laborer, h. r. 24 Oak WELLE & MAYER, tobacconists, 15 & 17 Chrystie Welch John, laborer, h. 285 E. 20th Wellece Thomas, blacksmith, h. 12 Gansevoort Welch John, laborer, h. r. 449 Washington Wellend Louisa, wid. Francis, h. 92 W. 81st Welch John, liquor, 80 Oliver, h. 80 Oliver Weller Frederick J. carman, h. 161 Hammond Welch John, sawyer, h. 183 Av. 0 Weller Henry L. drysalter, 47 Fulton, h. 29 E. 25th Welch John, sawyer, h. 254 E. 19th Weller J. A. provisions, 100 Front, h. 72 W. 27th Welch John, rigger, h. r. 49 Oliver Weller John, conf. 713 Broadway, h. 713 Broadway Welch John D. sashmaker, 67 Hester, h. 67 Hester Weller Nathaniel A. bookkeeper, 100 Front, h. 72 Welch John S. cabinetmaker, li. 58 Marion W. 27th Welch John T. engraver, r. 17 John, h. 64 Pacific, Weller Sarah, teacher, h. 48 Twelfth Brooklyn Weller William, foreman, h. 525 Water Welch Joseph, locksmith, h. r. 69 Norfolk Weller Wm. H. conf. .713 Broadway, h. 713 Br’dway Welch Joseph, caulker, h. r. 69 Norfolk Weller William I. clerk, h. 540 Eighth av. Welch Judith E. h. 43 Eldridge Weller & Son, confectioners, 713 Broadway Welch Martin, laborer, h,. E. 38th n. Third av. Welles Albert, imp. 37 S. William, h. 176 E. 23d Welch Mary, wid. John nurse, h. 120 W. 29th Welles George H. drygds. 121 Liberty, h. Western h. Welch Mary, wid. John, seamstress, h. 101 W. 19th Welles George W. mer. 20 Cedar, h. 95 S. 2d, Welch Michael, laborer, h. 128 First av. Williamsbv/rgh Welch Michael, milk, 1 Yandewater Welles John, com. mer. 8 & 10 Water, h. 37 Barclay Welch Michael, missionary, h. 477 Ninth av. Welles Albert & Co. imps. 37 S. William & 31 Stone Welch Patrick, laborer, h. 143 E. 11th Wellhausen William, porter, h. r. 17 Frankfort Welch Patrick, laborer, h. 41 Scammel Welling Charles H. weigher, 93 Pine Welch Patrick, moulder, h. 109 King Welling Charles N. tailor, h. 109 Houston Welch Patrick, rigger, h. 78 Pike Welling James, weigher, 98 Pine, h. Astoria , L, I. Welch Ralph, blacksmith, h. 17 Bridge Welling James C. tutor, 71 W. 14th, h. St. Dennis’ h. Welch Reuben, carpenter, h. 647 Greenwich Welling John T. carpenter, 11 Hester, h. Yonkers Welch Richard, carman, h. 171 Charles Welling Peter, daguerreotypist, 226 Bleecker, h. 80 Welch Richard H. brassmldr. 149 Essex, h. 149 Essex W. 29th Welch Robert, carpenter, h. 229 E. 18th Welling William R. drygoods, 59 Cedar, h. 88 Yesey Welch Robert, seaman, h. 28 Pike Welling & Thompson, tailors, 109 Houston Welch Thomas, caulker, h. 180 Broome Wellinghausen John H. shoemaker, h. 1 Ludlow Welch Thomas, clerk, h. 28 Duane Wellinghouse John F. butcher, 9 Centre mkt. h. 109 Welch Thomas, laborer, h. r. 43 Oliver Walker Welch Walter, policeman, h. 24 Whitehall Wellings Edward, upholsterer, h. 140 Sullivan Welch Watt, blacksmith, h. E. 89th n. Third av. Wellington A. Kirk, 551 Broadway, h. 184 Twelfth Welch William, engineer, h. r. 118 Sheriff Wellington Frank E. hardware, 16 Platt h. 74 E.28d Welch William, painter, h. 134 E. 23d Wellington G. H. physician, h. 184 Twelfth Welch William, shipwright, 603 Water, h. 29tAdelphi, Wellington Isaac B. imp. 47 Water, h. Brooklyn Brooklyn Wellington Jas. weaver, 82 Eldridge, h. 63 Columbia Welch William, stevedore, h. 67 Greenwich Wellington John, carman, h. 876 First av. Welch William, tailor, 12 Park pi. h. 127 Henry Wellington Margaret, boarding, h. 5 Thompson Welcher John T. carpenter, h. 183 W. 27th Wellington Oliver, shoemaker, h. 282 Rivington Welcher R. physician, h. 262 Broadway Wellington William, mason, 226 W. 24th Welchman Edward, clerk, h. 97 Grand WELLINGTON & ABBOTT, wines, 47 Water Welchman F. W. 84 Broad, h. 5 Douglas, Brooklyn Wellman Homer H. 384 Washington Y^lchman Walter T. acct. 301 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Wellman Frederick, tailor, 365 Houston Welcome Bartholomew, butcher, 25 Frankfort WELLMAN GEORGE F. mer. 95 Beaver, h. 63 Weld Addison, mer. 76 South, h. 75 Cranberry, B'klyn Fourth Weld Chester, policeman, h. 127 Monroe Wellmans Clara, teacher, h. 86 Greene Weld Henry, sexton, h. 75 Murray Wellslager John (Rev.), h. 190 W. 43d Weld A. & Co. grocers, 76 South Wells Albert, carman, h. 366 Madison Welden Asa W. mer. 40 South, h. 188 Henry Wells Albert, imp. 37 S. William, h. 176 E. 23d Welden Charles, editor, 113 Nassau, h. 49 Cranberry, Wells Allen, produce, 179 Reade, h. JYew Jersey Brooklyn Wells Amos, acct. h. 54 N. Moore Welden Francis, h. 85 Fifth Wells Beniamin G. architect, 98 E. 28th Welden Maria, h. 35 Fifth Wells Benj. S. butcher, Av. D c. Sixth, h. 215 Fifth Welden Michael, grocer, W. 43d n. Tenth av. Wells C. M. 6toves & tinware, 295 Second Welden Walter, varnish, h. 6 Caroline Wells Albert & Co. produce, 1 Washington market Welder Charles, machinist, Centre c. Hester, h. 181 Wells Charles, 45 Gold, h. 89 W. 21st W. 85th , Wells Cornelius, agent, h. 106 E. 28th Welder Fanny, wid. Jacob, washing, h. 138 Chrystie Wells Daniel, physician, 224 Broome Weldey Daniel, basketmaker, h. r. 4 Av. B Wells Darius, woodtype, 18 Dutch, h. Patterson , A. J. Welden Simeon 8. machinist, h. 144$ E. 26th Wells David, carpenter, 90 W. 19th, h. 82 W. 17th Weldon Georgiana, wid. Peter, h. 6 Caroline Wells Edward, clerk, h. 135 Yarick Weldon Henry, broker, 1 Wall, h. Br00y'V?]' Wells Edward, painter, h. 50 Houston Weldon James W. (col’d), carman, h. r. 59 Thompson Wells Edward L. painter, 207 Wooster Weldon John, clerk, h. 836 Twelfth Wells Edward 8. coal, W. 36th n. Ninth av. h. 249 Weldon John, clerk, h. 255 Hudson W. 37th Weldon John, varnish, h 825 Broome Wells Eliza, wid. William, h. 271 Seventh Weldon John M. moulder, h. 20 4 Hester Wells Elizabeth, wid. Lewis, h. 80 Monroe Weldon Patrick, laborer, h. r. 29 Roosevelt Wells Franklin, builder, 80 Av. B, h. 237 Fifth Weldon Patrick M. blacksmith, 81 Broad, h. 33 Presi­ Wells F. C. druggist, 237 Eighth av. Wells Francis, builder, 80 Av. B Weldon Simon S. moulder, 120 E. 28th, h. 144* E. Wells George, machinist, h. 229 Ninth av. Wells George, mason, h. 541 Hudson Weldon William, farrier, 206* Canal, h. 255 Hudson Wells George, plumber, 3 E. ISth, h. 8 E. 18th Weldy Daniel, basketmaker, h. r 4 Av. B Wells George H. produce, 19 Washington market, h. Welfel CharlesF. printer, h. 157 Forsyth^ Welford Charles, late books, h. 32 Seventh av. Weli?G°Dudley, woodtype, 18 Dutch, h. 100 Duffield, Welford John G. stationer, 454 Grand Brooklyn ’ . , Welinghausen Henry, segarmaker, h. 83 Clinton Wells Grandison, clerk, 476 Third av. Welker Peter, wines, h. 83 Delancey Wells Helmus M. lumber, aid. 9th ward, h. 58 Morton W EL 730 WEM Wells Harman K. boots & shoes, 85 Cortlandt, h. 107 Barrow Srh^ les>lawyer, 71 Nassau, h. Navy, IThbm Wells Hanson H. carpenter, h. 859 Second av. Welsch Matthew, tailor, h. 218 Second 1 ' Wells Henry, dancing, h. 546 Houston Welsford Joseph, merchant, 2 Broadway, li. 869 Pa cillc, Brooklyn “ Wells Henry, express, 62 Br’dway, h. A u rora , BT. Y. Wells Henry B. clerk, h. 51 Amos Welsh Alexander, boarding, h. 293 Pearl Wells Henry R. hatter, h. 895 Houston ^elsh Andrew, cabinetmaker, 47 Beekman, h r 82 Second av. ’ v 06 Wells Isaac, milk, 41 Suffolk Welsh Augustus, spinner, h. 1 W. 42d Wells J. Howard & Co. imp. 105 Water, h. 148 Ninth We■ Bridget, wid. John, h. r. 58 Bridge Wells Jacob, artist, 252 BrVay, h. 2 Poplar, Br'klyn We sh Bridget wid. John, h. r. 100 Madison Wells James, h. 176 Clinton Welsh Bryan, waiter, h. 246 E. 14th Wells James, gardener, h. 271 Sixth ay. Welsh Catharine, wid. Michael, h. 174 E. 16th Wells James, granitecutter, h. 618 Washington Welsh ^Catharine, washing, wid. Anthony, h. r. 79 Wells James, harness, 898 Pearl Wells Jas. N. carpenter, 167 Ninth av. h. 258 W. 21st Welsh Dominick, tailor, h. r. 105 Mulberry Wells Jas. N. jr. builder, 167 Ninth ay. h. 258 W. 21st Welsh Edmond, rigger, h. 888 Madison Wells John, fish, Washington market, h. New Jersey Welsh Edward, laborer, h. 200 E. 21st Wells John, gatekeeper, h. 22 Greenwich Welsh Edward, carpenter, h. 45 Market Wells John, hats, 48 Cortlandt, h. 46 Franklin Welsh Ellen, wid. Richard, washing, h. 87 Wash Wells John, policeman, h. 14 Av. C We sh Ellen, wid. David, h. r. E. 40th, n. Third kv. Wells John, shoes, 18 Lewis, h. 18 Lewis Welsh Hannah, wid. Peter, h. r. 35 Monroe Wells John A. h. 76 Clinton pi. Welsh George, carpenter, h. W. 47th n. Tenth av. Wells John B. pickles, 217 Front, h. Second c. S. 8th welsh George W. jeweler, 244 Greenwich, h. 88T Williamsburgh Greenwich Wells J'n H. pat. med. h. 808^ Grand, Williamsbu/rgh Welsh Harry, laborer, h. 304 Front Wells John W. police, h. 14 Av. C Welsh Hugh, laborer, h. W. 48d n. Eleventh av. Wells Jonathan T. mer. 117 Maiden la. h. Brooklyn Welsh Hugh, tailor, 107 Bayard Wells Joseph C. architect, 874 Broadway, h. 65 B’way Welsh James, laborer, h. 63 Beach Wells Joseph F. carpenter, 80 Av. B, h. 237 Fifth Welsh James, laborer, h. r. 70 Mulberry Wells Judson, butter, 10 Washington mkt. h. B r'lyn Welsh James, laborer, h. 272 W. 28th Wells Judge, botanic medicines, h. 618 Washington Welsh James, laborer, h. 176 E. 38d Wells Lamar G. mer. 19 Broad, h. 117 Second av. Welsh James, mason, h. r. 5 Mulberry Wells Lindsay J. civil eng. 58 Broadway, h. 167 Sack- Welsh James, machinist, h. 102 Mott ett, Brooklyn Welsh James, carpenter, h. 183 Cherry Wells Lloyd W. domestics, 19 Broad, h. 117 Second av. Welsh James, laborer, h. 272 W. 28th Wells Manley, carpenter, 14 Av. C Welsh James, shoemaker, h. 107 Bayard Wells Mary, wid. Elisha, h. 1 Abingdon pi. Welsh James H. justice peace Essex mkt h. 298 Wells Mary, wid. Henry T. h. 156 Broome Pearl Wells Nelson & Co. fish, 81 Dey, h. Brooklyn Welsh John, carpenter, h. 80 Hamilton Wells Ovid P. physician, h. 129 Ninth av. Welsh John, boots, 227 Mulberry, h. 227 Mulberry Wells Parshall, baker, h. 103 Bedford Welsh John, coppersmith, h. 535 Water Wells Peter, carpenter, 6 Church, h. 184 Church Welsh John, gas, h. r. W. 22d, n. Tenth av. Wells Ralph, broker, h. 150 Thompson Welsh John, laborer, h. 835 First av. Wells Rebecca, h. 67 Anthony Welsh John, laborer, h. 178 E. 11th Wells Samuel R. publ’r, 181 Nassau, h. 233 E. Br’way Welsh John, laborer, h. 217 W. 26th Wells Sarah, h. 149 W. 17th Welsh John, stevedore, h. r. 326 Madison WELLS THOMAS J. millwright, W. 29th, cor. Welsh John, tailor, h. 504 Greenwich Eleventh av. h. 227 W. 28th Welsh John, tailor, h. r. 100 Division Wells Thomas L. lawyer, 71 Wall, h. 94 W. 11th Welsh John D. sashmaker, 67 Hester, h. 67 Hester WELLS WAIT, ah- 91 Suffolk Whitfield G. & J. plumbers, 262 Water WHITE woodengravers, 58 & 60 Whitlock Wm. jr. com. mer. 46 South, h. 82 Beach Whitlock Wm. S shipchndlr. 51 South, h. Hoboken WhitonyFrIdpH?tS°' .s l o v e s ’ 10 9 & 1 1 1 Beekman Whitlock & Beatty, bindery, 15 Spruce Frederick L. imp. 72. Pine Whitlock & Berrian, shipwrights, 848 Cherry W W t^ w B n r.n;f„all ° ^ 586.Sixth aT- h- 586 Sixth av. Whitlock, Nichols & Co. grocers, 84 Front w nitsiow Horevia, widow, h. 169 Second y r o i l E & ANDERSON, woollens, Whit*01* ^id. Jarvis, boardingh. 217 Clinton 80*Liberty * Whitson Chas. stables, E. 24th, h Third av r J m o Z Whitson David, cartman, h. H 4 W 16tli Whitman Geo. stagedriver, h. W. 51st n. Ninth ay. Whitson David, poultry, 13 Pulton m kt h. Navy n Whitman James, mer. 100 Front, h. B rooklyn Fulton av. B rooklyn J Whitman Joel, jeweler, h. W. Broadway c. Thomas Whitman John, printer, h. 108 W. 80th Whi4S ,°» Gilbert E- gratemaker, 45 Leonard, h 45 .E/ianage Whitman John B. clerk, 45 John, h. B rooklyn Whitson" Hannah S. widow, h. 726 Houston Whitman Melancthon, 92 Wall, h. 84 White Whitson Henry, carman, h. 144 W. 16th Whitman Nathaniel, fancyg’ds, 20 John, h. 73 Amos Whitson Jacob, late stables, b. 83 Henry Whitman Stephen, captain, h. 20 Suffolk Whitt Androide, baker, h. 252 Fifth Whitmah Thomas T. lamplighter, h. r. 178 Forsyth Whittaker Dorcas, wid. Adam, h. 390 Cherry Whitman Wiederhold Louis, saloon, 239 Bowery Wichelhausen Jacob, 165 Water, h. Brooklyn Wiederhold & Stahl, saloon, 239 Bowery Wichlin John, porterhouse, 117 Charlton, h. 117 Wiederruf Conrad, boardingh. 161 Broome- Charlton Wiederruf John, carpenter, h. 220 W. 13th Wichman Frederick, cooper, h. 133 Reade Wiegand Carl, liquors, 21 Chrystie Wicht Frederick, grocer, 71 Duane, h. WiMiamsb'gh Wiegand Charles T. realestate, 90 Beaver, h. Firstpi Wicht William, boatmaker, 248 Third av. Brooklyn Wick John, nailer, h. 122 St. Mark’s pi. Wiegand Frederick, musician, h. 39 Av. A W ick Walter W. plasterer, h. 71 Greenwich av. Wiegand Frederick W. policeman, h. 9 W. 34th Wickart Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 9 Weehawken Wiegandt John C. L* bootmaker, b 105 EMridge Wicke George, boxmaker, 80 Willett, h. 80 Willett Wiegars John, grocer, 261 First av. b. 261 First av. Wickens Stephen B. editor, 200 Mulberry, b. 211 W. Wiegel Hendrick, shoemaker, h. 98 Chrystie 30th Wiegers John, grocer, 261 First av. h. 261 First av. Wicker Anthony, carpenter, b. 848 Seventh av. WIEGMAN ARNOLD, grocer,- 454 Tenth av. h. 454 W icker George W . butcher, 306* Broome, h. 29 Tenth av. Delancey Wiegon George, h. 17 Mulberry Wicker Henry, late butcher, h. 29 Delancey Wfekamp Joseph, porterh. 191 White, h. 191 White WICKERSHAM JOHN B. wirerailing, farm fences, Wieland Andrew, shoemaker, h. r. 102 Anthony and iron furniture, warehouse 312 Broadway, Wieland David, baker, 156 Third av. h. 192 Second works, 57, 59, & 61 Lewis, h. 108 W. 21st Wieland John, shoemaker, h. 626 Fourth Wickert Leopold, gold leaf, 11 Cedar, b. Bond c. Wielerbacher Solomon, pedler, h. 272 Houston Pacific, B rooklyn •Wieley Rachel, wid. Noble, h. 285 Mott Wickes Eliza, wid. Jonathan O. thread W IL 741 W IL Wiessler Andreas, shoemaker, h. 129 Willett Wiest Anton, wheelwright, h. 850 Sixth Wilcox Jared, dryfish, 8 Washington mkt. h. 898 Greenwich Wieterich Christian, machinist, h. r. 72 Norfolk Wiethalm Frederich, jeweler, h. 17 Centre WilCGreenwkh0ySte^8,6 & 7 mkt* h- 453 Wietmann, Eraser & Raekie, furdressers, -316 E. 13th Wilcox Jefferson, ice, 190 West Wietmar Goltess, tailor, h. r. 628 Fourth Wilcox John D. grocer, 187 Reade, h. 81 W. 29th Wigand George H. clerk, h. 14 Warren Wilcox John H. dressgoods, 82 Cedar, h. 225 Henry Wigand Joseph, meat, 184 Spring, h. 184 Spring Wilcox Joseph D. clerk, 55 Cedar, h. Williamsburgk Wigand Otto, bookbinder, *L4 N. William Wilcox Josiah T. accst, 55 Cedar, h. Williamsburgh Wigand & Haber, bookbinders, 14 N. William Wilcox Margaret A. h. 11 Tenth Wigers John, shoemaker, 98 Wooster, h. 98 Wooster Wilcox Mary J. wid. Jos. H. tailoress, h. 161 Lewis Wiggett George, gunsmith, h. r. 36 Greenwich av. Wilcox Phebe, wid, James, boardingh. 70 Eldridge Wiggin Augustus, banker, .6 Wall, h. 390 Fourth Wilcox Rebecca, widow, nurse, h. 541 Hudson Wiggin Jonathan ft. clerk, h. 198 Seventh Wilcox Simon agency, 312 Broadway, h. Brooklyn Wiggin Joseph, saloon, 401 Broadway Wilcox Stephen, carpenter, h. 626 Hudson Wiggin T. & Go. bankers, <6 Wall Wilcox Yilroy, fruits, 66 Fulton mkt. h. 68 Clinton Wiggins Charles, tailor, 199 Av. C, h. 199 Av. G Wilcox William, painter, 506 Water Wiggins Daniel, auctioneer, h. 1084 Broadway Wilcox William E. ioe, h. 4 First Wiggins Jacob M. butcher, h. r. 82 Suffolk Wilcox William E. tanner, 109 First Wiggins Jas. boots, 224 Greenwich, h. 61 N. Moore Wilcox Wm. J. ice, 190 & 388 West, h.52 Morton Wiggins James, com. mer. & imp. of fine Havana se- Wilcox Woodruff, groom, h. 219 Sullivan gars, 129 Front, h. Mansion h. Brooklyn Wilcox & Williams, oysters, 6 & 7 Washington mkt Wiggins John, turner, h. 28 Watts Wilcoxson L. D. carriages, 594 B’dway, h. JZ. Haven Wiggins Lewis Y. physician, .203 Bleeeker Wilcoxson M. Y. B. lawyer, 52 John, h. 70 E. 14th Wiggins Rich’d T. drugs, 51 Third av. h. 51 Third av. Wild Horatio N. confect’r, 451 B’dway, h. 458 Broome Wiggins William H. mer. 78 South, h. 77 Henry, W ILD JAMES, JR. elothier,.64 Nassau, h. Brooklyn Brooklyn Wild John, cutler, 138 Division, h. 188 Division WIGGINS WILLIAM H. com. mer. 52 Front, h. Wild John, mason, h.101 Pitt 126 Front, Brooklyn Wild John, packer, h. 171 Wooster Wigbam Mary L. wid. Isaac, h. I l l Waverley.pl. W ILD JOSEPH, oom. 15 John, b. Brooklyn Wigham Thos. M. clerk, 27 Wall, h. I l l Waverley pL Wild Lawrence, liquors, 75 Roosevelt, h. 75 Roosevelt Wight Alexander, carpenter, 21 Maodougal Wild Moses, clerk, h. 258 Stanton Wight Amherst lawyer, 68 Fulton, h. 93 W. 13th Wild Patrick, liquors, 70 James, h. 70 James Wight Amherst jr. lawyer, 68 Fulton, h. 93 W. 13th Wild William, cutlery, 125J Division Wight Amos T. clothing, 115 B’dway, b. 53 W. 15th Wild William, bookbinder. In 211 E. 33d Wight Archibald, architect, 600 B’way, h. 600 BV ay Wild William, broker, h. E. 48th n. Third .av. Wight George, h. 76 Jane Wild William, prof, music, h. 86 Sixth av. Wight George W. satmetprinter, <60 Yesey Wildberger Charles, butcher, 24 Wash, mkt h. 12 E. Wight James W. grocer, 347 Hudson, h. 847 Hudson 13th Wight John, shiipchandler, 232 .“South, h. 129 Monroe Wildberger Chas. hams, 161 Rivington & 24 Wash­ Wight Miron, engineer, h. 82 Monroe ington mkt h. 112 Rivington Wight Richard, builder, 141 Thompson, h. 18 Van dam Wilde Amasa T. millinery, 257 Greenwich, h. 58 Wight Richard H. sash & blind, 90 Thompson, h.’ 157 Schermerhorn, Brooklyn Laurens Wilde Francis, laborer, h. r. 53 Greene Wight & Roberts, ship chandler, 232 South Wilde John S. clothing, 64 Nassau Wightman Allen S. diningsaloon, 7. 8 & 9 Fulton WILDE ROBERT T. inanuf. & dealer in Silk.& fancy mkt. h. 97 Washington, Brooklyn bopnets, -40 John, h. 58 Schermerhorn, Brooklyn Wightman Frederick B. lawyer, 2 Dey, h. 65 E. 14th Wilde Samuel, spice mills, r. 7 Dutch, h. W'msVgh Wightman John, clerk, 105 Broad, h. Pearl St ho. Wilde Thomas, coal, h. 148 Christopher Wightman Stillman K. lawyer, 2 Dey, h, 65 E. 14th Wilde William R. furnishingstore, 634 Washington, Wightman S. K. & F. B. lawyers, 2 Dey Wilder Edward B. engineer, h. 97 E. 31st Wigley Thomas, goldleaf, h.r. 161 Mott Wilder Jacob, tailor, h. 37 Av. B Wigstoa William* engineer, h. 134 Greenwich av. Wilder James, driver, h. 1106 Broadway Wigten Catharine, wid. Isaae h. 44 Gouverneur Wilder John, grocery, 95 Sheriff Wilber John, scavenger, h, r. 455 E. 12th Wilder John, shipjoiner, h. 73 Pitt Wilber John H. liquors, 212 Eighth, av. Wilder John, h. 226 Second Wilber Nathan-B. treas. I l l Broadway Wilder Mary K. h. 92 W . 26th Wilber Peter Z. easbmakr,h. r. W. 42 d n. Eighth av. Wilder Tlmrnas, gardener, h. Ninth av. n. W. 50th Wilber Rufus R. 6hipcarpenter, h. *295 Eighth Wilder W. P. mer. h. 92 W. 26th Wilber Sarah, boardingh. 121 Mercer Wilder Willard H. produce, 100 Barclay, h. 113 Ful­ Wilberger Jacob, provisions, 24 Washington ^rnkt h. ton, Brooklyn 112 Rivington Wilder Wm. paperruler, 68 Barclay, h. 190 Cherry Wilbor WilHam H. dentist, 108 Grand WILDER & BABCOCK, books,51 Fulton, Br'klyn Wilbrand Frank, grocer, 231 Monroe, h. 50 Gouver- Wildes Thomas, lead, 3b Old si. h. Bast Brooklyn neur Wildey Alex, drygds. 489 Greenwich, h. 284 Spaing Wilbralwun Samuel, porterh. -34 Whitehall Wildey Ambrose S. caiman, h. 165 Ludlow Wilbur Gb&s. hardware, 29 Fulton, h. 110 Jay, B'klyn Wildey Caleb, clerk, li. 196 W. 17th Wilbur Henry freighter, 92 Warren, & printing, Wildey John, agent 30 Amos White c. Centre, h. Williamsbit/rgh Wildey John, police, h. 147 Sullivan Wilbur Jeremiah, mer. 15 Stone, h. Bloomingdale Wildey John jr. clerk, 2 Hall of records Wilbur & Scott, mers. 15 Stone Wildey Richard W. h. 100 Laurens Wilch Mary, widow, h. 24 Jay Wildey William, policeman, h. 34 Scammel Wilcomb James, manufacturer, 731 Washington & Wildey & Bulger, machinists, 59 Ann 295£ Pearl, h. Nassau, Brooklyn Wilding Julia, wid. Edward, nurse, h. 180 Ludlow Wilcomb William J. clerk, h. W. 36th n. Sixth av. Wildnaan David J3. baggagemaster, h. 42 Tentli av. Wilcox A. G. clerk, 119 Broadway, h. Stolen Island Wildman Thomas, boilermaker, h. 224 Sullivan Wilcox Aaron P. drygoods, 57 Liberty, h. Aslor ho. Wildner Adam, stonecutter, h. 304 Ninth Wilcox Charles G. elerk, 55 Cedar, h. 19 Jay w. Wildprett Jacob F. bootmaker, T4 Pitt “h- 74 Pitt WILCOX CHARLES C. truaks, 48 Gortiandt, & 84 Wilds Sarah, wid. Royal, h. 65 Third av. Murray, h. 8 Renwiek . ; Wilds Thomas, lead, 30 Old slip, h. Brooklyn Wilcox David, oysters, 6 & 7 Washington mkt. h. 453 Wildy John, policeman, h. 140 Sullivan Greenwich .1 , . *i» Wildz Terry, sailor, h. 87 Monroe Wilcox Edwin E. lumber, 63 Tompkms,h.178 Alien Wile David, printer, h. 264 Third Wilcox Elislia -C. drygoods, 22 h. IT E. 18th Wile Moses, clerk, 51 Maiden la. h. '2o8 Stanton Wilcox Ezekiel H. u. s. agency, 293 Broadway,*. 432 Wileay George, smith, h. r. 354 Ninth Wilerd Jader, boardingh. 109 Reade Atlantic, Brooklyn * 1*% a Wilery Peter, laddermaker, h. r. 25 Av. ?0 Wilcox H. A. medicines, 446 Roadway h. 149 Grand Wilcox Harvey R. broker, 49 Wall, .h. W . 24th n. Wiles Elizabeth (col’d), h. 1 York Wiles Solomon, tobacconist h. r. 63 Thompson Ninth av. j , , Wiles William,laborer, h.,366 Eighth Wilcox Henry .A- shipca^ponter, h. 2Xx Division W IL 742 W IL Wiley Alexander, mer. 70 South, h. Bergen JST. J. Wilkins James, shoemaker, h. 676 Eighth av. Wiley Edward, com. mer. 69 South, h. 284 E. 12th Wilkins James H. chairmaker, h. 42 W. 13th Wiley Ellen, wid. William, h. 82 Clarke Wilkins James M. ferrymaster, h. 48 Essex Wiley Francis, cloth, 77 William & 16 Liberty, b. 167 Wilkins John, grocer, 649 Hudson, h. 649 Hudson W. 18th Wilkins John T. lighter, h. r. 116 Madfcon Wiley George, carman, h. 594 Fourth Wilkins Margtwid. Henry, boardingh. 105 E. 80th Wiley George W. late conffec. n. 204 Eighth av. Wilkins Marion, h. 743 Washington Wiley George W. cooper, 21 Old si. h. 287 Elizabeth Wilkins Morris, clerk, 1 1 Wall, h. 74 Beekman Wiley Howard, mer. to South, h. 895 Second ay. Wilkins Parnella, wid. Jesse, h. 278 Houston Wiley James I. carman, h. 251 W. 24th Wilkins Philip R. auctioneer, 7 Wall, h. 149 Hudson Wiley John, carman, h. 98 Grove Wilkins Samuel plasterer, h. 861 Second av * Wiley John, carpenter, h. 268 Ay. A Wilkins Stephen (Rev.), h. 115 W. 40th Wiley John, carpenter, h. r. 115 Orange Wilkins William H. latestages, h 143 Lexington av W ILE Y JOHN, publisher, imp. & bookseller, 167 Wilkins Wm. pianomaker, 79E. 13th h. 74 R m b' Broadway, h. 815 Twelfth Wilkinson Andrew, driver, h. 148 E. 24th Wiley John, violins, 18 Park pi. Wilkinson Andrew J. clothing, 69 Nassau, & 30 John Wiley John W. cooper, 21 Old slip h. Pearl st. house Wiley John, laborer, h. 241 E. 18th Wilkinson Anna wid. James W. 1 Rutgers pi Wiley Leroy M. & Co. drygoods, 194 Broadway, b. Wilkinson B. W. mer. 61 Pearl Astor bouse Wilkinson Benjamin, printer, Tribune building, h 5 Wiley Mary C. teacher, 98 W. 17tli, h. 204 W. 20th Thompson Wiley Michael, blacksmith, h. 127 W. 17th Wilkinson Benjamin T. carpenter, h. 303 Sixth Wiley Patrick, carpenter, h. 860 Third av. Wilkinson Byron, com. mer. 61 Pearl, h. 88 Third Wiley Robert, cottoninspector, h. 49 Oliver Wilkinson Francis A. commissioner, 8 Washington Wiley Robert, weaver, h. r. 156 W. 16th Market, h. Williamsbnrgh Wiley Robert Y. mason, h. 419 Ninth av. Wilkinson Frederick, fancygoods, 12 Dey, 169 Fulton, Wiley Samuel B. c. h. broker, 8 Broad, h. 167 W . 18th h. 86 Franklin Wiley Thomas, h. 401 Greenwich Wilkinson Isaac, tailor, h. 224 Hudson Wiley Thomas, carman, h. 9 E. 33d Wilkinson James, timekeeper, h. 258 Seventh Wiley Thomas jr. & Co. tailors, 707 Greenwich Wilkinson James M. carman, h. 124 W. ITtli Wiley William, drover, h. W. 85th, n. Ninth av. Wilkinson James, cartman, b. 178 W. 16th Wiley William, bookbinder, h. r. 28 Amity pi. Wilkinson Jeptha A. printer, 319 Fifth, h. 4 Atlantic, Wiley William H. chalrmaker, h l24 Av. C Brooklyn Wilfelter Abraham, pedler, h. 228 Houston Wilkinson Jeremiah, A. & Co. coal, 248 Tenth av. k Wilfert Charles, shoemaker, 207 Broome 29 Hudson pi. Wilford John, clerk, h. 828 Broome Wilkinson John N. carman, h. r. 295 W. 17th Wilgus James H. forwarding, 113 Broad, b. Brooklyn Wilkinson John, engineer, h. 353 Eighth Wilhartiz Moses, painter, h. 507 Grand Wilkinson John, fruit, 24 Wash. mkt. h. 136 Yarick Wilhelm Daniel, patterns, 16 John, h. Brooklyn Wilkinson John, mason, h. 307 E, 13th Wilhelm Daniel, tailor, h. r. 178 Second Wilkinson Joseph B. clothing 69 Nassau, and 89 Wilhelm Duhm, tailor, 306 Ninth, h. r. 806 Ninth John, h. Bergen Wilhelm Hieronemus N. coroner, 9 New City ball, h. Wilkinson Margaret, wid. William, h. r. 151 Attor­ 84 Chrystie ney Wilhelm Jacob, laborer, h. 119 W. 81st Wilkinson Michael, laborer, h. r, 27 Monroe Wilhelm Joseph, shoemaker, h. 118 W. 31st Wilkinson Michael, pumps, h. 480 Third av. Wilhelm John, tailor. 689 Broadway, h. M elrose Wilkinson Michael, policeman, h. 75 Jackson WILHELM THEODORE, clothier, 63 Fulton, h. Wilkinson Nathaniel, h. 176 Seventh av. 4S Pike Wilkinson Peter, jeweler, 297 Spring, h„ 297 Spring Wilhelm & Laing, blindmakers, 210 Grand Wilkinson Peter, jeweler, 215 Centre, h. 215 Centre Wilhelmie Karl, shoemaker, h. 27 Av. B. Wilkinson Peter j . liquors, 216 Wooster Wilke August, butcher, h. 374 W. 38th Wilkinson Rebecca, embroiderer, h. 49 Prince Wilkee Frederick, dyer, h. 40 Norfolk Wilkinson Robert B. carman, h. 154W. 35th Wilkens Henry, grocer, 5 Front, h. 5 Front Wilkinson Russell, shipwright, h. 225 W. 17th Wilkens John, grocer, 104 Orange Wilkinson Samuel (coTd), tailor, h. r. 168 Mercer Wilkens Theodore, curledhair, 14 Division, h. 54 Allen Wilkinson Thomas A. engraver, 246 Broadway, h Wilkensoff Henry, tailor, h. r. 52 Forsyth Beach pi. Brooklyn Wilkes Alfred (col’d), whitewashes h. r. 185 E. 26th Wilkinson William, clerk, h. 89 Marion Wilkes Edmund, lawyer, 84 Liberty, h. 122 Ninth Wilkinson William, laborer, h. 25 Monroe Wilkes Elizabeth, dressmaker, 67 Canal, h. 67 Canal Wilkinson Wm. physician, 9 Roweiy, h. 9 Bowery Wilkes George, editor, 162 Nassau, h. 93 White Wilkinson William, (col’d), coachman, b. r. 50 Third 'Wilkes George W. machinist, 4 Liberty pi. h. 240 Wilkinson William, drygoods, 879 Broadway, h. 879 Delancey Eighth av. Wilkes Henry, lawyer, ?4 Liberty, h. 122 Ninth Wilkinson William, mason, h. 163 W. 26t?i Wilkes Henry, pres. 16 Exchange pi. h. 122 Ninth Wilkinson William, seaman, b. 891 Cherry WILKBSBARRE COAL CO. 98 Broadway Wilkinson Brothers, 28 & 30 John W ILKEY WARREN S. leather, 8 Ferry, h. 92 Wilkinson M. & B. com. mer. 61 Pearl Greene Wilkison William, drygoods, h. 419 Eighth av. Wilkie Charles, pianoforte, Franklin, e. Washington Wilks —, wid. 128 Charlton h. 28 Thompson Wilks Matthew, h. 47 Lafayette pi. Wilkie George, 67 Greenwich Wilks Seth, carman, h. 847 W. 24th Wilkie James, sec. 69 Wall, h. 13 Rutgers pi. Wilks Thomas (Rev.X h. 33 Perry Wilkie James J. pilot, 179 South, h. 118 Forsyth Wilks Civit, pianos, h. 234 Av. A Wilkie John, carpenter, h. 67 Norfolk Will B. shoemaker, 227 Church Wilkie John, refinisher, 85 Cliff, h. 85 Cliff Will George, grocery, 195 Av. B, h. 195 Av. R Wilkie Mary Ann, wid. Robert L. h. 152 E. 24th Will Jacob, buttons h. 85 Columbia. Wilkie William, painter, h. 270 Third Will Jno. H. painter, h. Third av. r. E. 41st Wilkin John, clerk, h. 85 Catharine Will Lorenz, weaver, b. W. 44th n. Tenth av. Wilkin Marmaduke, broker, 69 Wall Will Mauritz, drygoods, 289 E. 11th _ Wilkin Matthew, h. 412 Tenth Will Michael, liquors, 95 Forsyth, h. 95 Forsyth Wilkins Benjamin (col’d) whitewasher, lii 88 Sullivan Will an Ann, teacher, h. 3 St. U r g e ’s pi. Wilkins Denton N. hardware, 8 8 Cortlandt, h. 36 Willan Hermany harnessmaker, b. r. 5 9 W ille tt Monroe pi. Brooklyn Willan Robert, shoemaker, 400 Pearl Wilkins Francis T. com. mer; 47 Broad, h. Mansion Willard Alfred, fancygoods, 8 John h. Brooklyn Willard Ammief J. lawyer, 51 Chambers, h. 96 vn Wilkins Gilbert G. carman, h. 68 Charles Wilkins Harvey, blacksmith, 96 Sullivan, h. 170 Willard*Edward O. clerk, 16 mers\ ex. b. 21 Wooster Christopher Willard Edwin D. hotel, 825 Broadway, b, Wilkins Henry, cooper, 225 Washington, 188 Reade, 109 Warren, Desbrosses c. Greenwich WillS-d^rorge^ hatter, St Park row, h. W. 51st a. Wilkins Henry, grocer, 281 W. 83d h.. 281W. 83d Eighth av.. W IL 74 3 WIL ’Willard Geo. L. mer. 40 & 42 Broad, h. 16 Eemsen, Brooklyn ’ WlllFSnkliQSyth’ oysters» 5 Washington mkt. h. 177 Willard Henry, polisher, h. Second av. n IS 32d Willard Isaac, clerk 440 Pearl, h. 8 Cliaton Brooklyn William b? tch^r’ 6 4 Av. A, Q4=Av. A Willard John, h. 83 W. 26th 9 Wi S rfm g6’ 8h<* maker, h. 13 Elizabeth Willard John C. express, 16 Wall William Gilliver, printer, h. 63 Av. B Willard John S. lookingglasses, 440 PearL h. 8 Clin­ William John, grocer, h. 131 Goerck ton Brooklyn Wi iaS w fl? amSf e T al5f ’ h* r* 3 2 6 Seventh av. Willard Margaret, wid. Herbert, h. 224 Broome Willard Martin, feathers, 150 Chatham, h. 60 Hester Williams, drygo32 & 24 W. 13th, b. Williams John J. boots, 267 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Williams Robert L. h. 311 Sixth av. Williams John L. C. sarsaparilla, h. 180 Barrow Williams Roger A. carpenter, h. 881 Third Williams John R. (col’d) porter, h. r. 65 Marion W hams Roland, cartman, h. 58 Gansevoort Williams John S. shipping, 40 Fulton W i hams Roswell O. clerk 181 Front, h. Brooklyn Williams John T. plumber, 71 Fourth av. h. 82 Troy Williams Samuel (col’d), h. r. 85 Perry Williams John W. h. 207 W. 26th Williams Samuel (col’d), barber, b. r. 2 1 Leonard Williams John W. (col’d), waiter, h. r. 25 Laurens Williams Samuel (col’d), barber, h. r. 59 Thomnson Williams Joseph, boots & shoes, 21 Park row Williams Samuel (col’d), seaman, h. 44 Leonard^ Williams Joseph, 82 Cortlandt, h. 64 Varick Williams Samuel, carpenter, h. 287 Monroe Williams Joseph, moulder, h. 869 Tenth av. WILLIAMS SAMUEL, lawyer, 1 1 1 Broadway h Williams Joseph C. (col’d), porter, h. 182 W. 27th 40 Sixth Williams Joseph, J. tailor, h. I l l Hester Williams Samuel, painter, 32 Old si. h. W'msbvrah Williams Joseph P. fancygoods, 64 Broadway, h. 52 Williams Samuel B. bookbinder, h. 152 Orchard Schermerhorn, Brooklyn Williams Samuel B. broker, 75 Pine, h. U. S. hotel Williams Joseph P. marbelizer, Hudson, c. W. 18th, Williams Samuel G. (col’d), porter, h. r. 18 Greene h. 49 Greenwich Williams Samuel P. com. mer. 15 John, h. 17 E. 15th Williams Joseph T. ir. coachlace maker, W. 82d n. Williams Samuel J. B. carpenter, h. 215 Wooster Ninth av. h. 228 W. 81st Williams Samuel L. carpenter, h. 257 Monroe Williams Joseph T. h. 228 W. 81st Williams Samuel T. framemaker, 57 White, h. 18 Williams Laura, wid. James, late laundress, h. 288 W Wooster 17th Williams Sarah, wid. John, h. 3 Nyack pi. Williams Leonard, fish, 882 Sixth av. h. 882 Sixth av Williams Sarah A. wid. Samuel, h. 16 Charles Williams Lemuel, drugs, 108 Franklin, h. 177 W. 26th Williams Sarah M. h. r. 168 Rivington Williams Levi (col’d), seaman, h. r. 224 Delancey Williams Sarah P. h. 50 Seventh av. Williams Lewis E. liquors, h. 84 Tenth av. Williams Soren, shoemaker, h. r. 126 Delancey Williams Lewis F. com. mer. 132 Pearl, h. Bergen n. Williams Stephen, butcher, 57 Fulton market, h. r. Hoyt Brooklyn 157 Crystie Williams Loring S. mer. 91 Pine, h. 19 Bond, B klyn Williams Stephen C. lawyer, 64 Wall, h. 263 Greene Williams Louisa (col’d), washing, h. r. 21 Anthony Williams Susan, wid. William, liquors, 180 Cherry Williams Lucy (col’d), washing, h. r. 21 Scammel Williams Susan, wid. John, seamstress, h. 467 Wash’n Williams Margaret (col’d), washing, h. r. 25 Leonard Williams Theodore, organbuilder, h. 189 E. 28th Williams Margaret, widow, h. 87 Canal Williams Thomas, bookkeeper, h. 165 Hester Williams Margaret, wid. Uriah, porterh. Fifth av. c. Williams Thomas, bricklayer, h. r. 199 W. 26th E. 42d Williams Thomas (col’d), laborer, h. r. 16 Anthony Williams Maria, wid. James, boardingh. 25 Mercer Williams Thomas, laborer, h. 364 Madison Williams Maria, wid. Roger, h. 119 Fourth av. Williams Thomas, laborer, h. 231 Washington Williams Maria, vestmaker, h. 588 Grand Williams Thomas, confectioner, 864 Madison Williams Martha, boardingh. 51 Bethune Williams Thos. dryg’ds, 88 Ninth av. h. 250 W. 22d Williams Martin, rigger, h. 476 Cherry Williams Thomas, h. 86 Morton Williams Martin, machinist, h. 211 Fifth Williams Thomas, tailor, h. r. 74 Eldridge Williams Mary, tailoress, h. r. 41 First Williams Thomas, patternmaker, 51 Beekman, h. W. Williams Mary, wid. Henry, grocer, 38 Anthony, h. 88 39th n. Eighth av. Anthony Williams Thomas, porter, h. 113 Henry Williams Matthew A. oysters, 6 & 7 Washington mkt Williams Thomas jr. pres. 90 Wall, h.225 Madison h. 76 Barclay Williams Thomas & Co. hotel, 18 Greenwich Williams Mary, wid. John, nurse, h. 46 Watts Williams Thomas B. rigger, h. r. 268 Monroe Williams Matthias, coal, 618 Greenwich, h. 126 Leroy Williams Thomas C. liquors, 829 Tenth av. h. 829 Williams Mathias, late builder, h. 126 Leroy Tenth av. Williams Maurice R. mason, 246 Fifth Williams Thomas D. tailor, 268 Eighth av. h. 268 Williams Merrill W. physician, h. 822 Broome Eighth av. Williams Michael, tinsmith, 163 Mulberry Williams Thomas F. founder, h. 862 Madison Williams Morris R. mason, h. 246 Fifth Williams Thomas H. musicteacher, h. 182 Walker Williams Moses W. mer. h. 287 Bleecker Williams Thomas P. fashions, 383 Broadway, h. J. O. Williams Owen, boilermaker, h. 262 Tenth av. Williams Thomas S. clerk, 40 Wall, h. 65 Hester Williams Patrick, clerk, h. r. 21 Suffolk Williams Townley, carman, h. 245 Second Williams Peter (col’d), barber, h. 154 Sullivan Williams W. B. clothing, 268 Eighth av. h. 268 Williams Peter, joiner, h. 93 E 16th^ Eighth av. Williams Peter, rigger, h. 85 Columbia Williams Wallace W. grocer, 93 South, h. Wmsburgh Williams Peter, crockery, 342 Bowery, b. 842 Bow’y Williams Walter, police, 38 Barclay Williams Peter, oysters, 140 Prince, h. 140 Prince Williams William, agent, h. 67 W. 20th Williams Peter A. (col’d), barber, h. 154 Sullivan Williams Wm. (col’d), carpetshkr. h. r. 72 Hamersley Williams Philip, shoemaker, h. r. 40 Forsyth Williams William, chemist, h. 61 First Williams Philip D. colporteur, h. 24 James Williams William, (col’d), fish, h. r. 52 Third Williams Philip H. fringe, 30 Dey & 195 W. 24th h. Williams W. Rofl^ bedding, &c. 806 Pearl, h. 788 Dobbs' F erry . Greenwich Williams Philip H. silkmaker, Eighth av. c. 24th & Williams Ward, horseshoer, li. 146 Varick 30 Day, h. 287 W. 2 1 st Williams Washington (col’d), bootblack, h. r. 189 Williams Ransom G. & Co. (late) 9 Pine Franklin Williams Richard (col’d), waiter, h. r. 65 Sullivan Williams William (col’4), laborer, h. r. 266 Stanton Williams Richard, blockmaker, 97 Pine, h. 228 Jay, Williams William, seaman, h. 370 Ninth Brooklyn Williams William, shoemaker, h. r. 88 Monroe Williams Richard, carman, h. 125 Suffolk Williams William, varnisher, h. 113 Henry Williams Richard, costumer, h. 368 Broome Williams William, weaver, h. r. 243 Eighth av. Williams Richard, liq’rs, 149 Delancey, h. 149 Dlncy. Williams William, shoemaker, h. 214 E. 17th Williams Richard, smith, h. 398 Tenth Williams William, blacksmith, h. 118 Hammond Williams Richard, mason, h. 108 Broome Williams William, boardingh. 109 Bowery Williams Richard, skinner, h. 3 Nyack pi- Williams William, carpenter, h. r. 287 Madison Williams Richard, blacksmith, h. 16 W. Bdway pi. Williams William, carriagemaker, 14 Amity pi. h. Williams Richard, grocer, 181 Front, h. 8 Clark, 87 Leroy Williams William, manager, h. 89 Charlton Williams Richard 8 . grocer, 93 South h. 18 Rose Williams Wm. foreman, h. Fifth av. b. E. 41st & 42d Williams Richard S. brassmoulder, h. 629 Fourth Williams William, fringe, 89 Dey, & 195 W. 24th, k Williams Robert, actor, h. 408 Seventh av. 307 W. 21st Williams Robert, boilermaker, h. r. 194 W. 21st Williams William, fruit, 822 Spring, h. 822 Spring W IL 746 WIL Williams Wm. naval stores, 188 Maiden la. h. B'klyn Williamson John, agent,'5 Fowlers buildings, b 101 Williams William, boardingh. 25 Chestnut Bleecker Williams William, seaman, h. r. 6 Batavia Williamson John, shawlprinter, h. 145 First av. Williams William, h. 90 W . 16th Williamsop John, grocer, 531 Broome, h. 581 Broome Williams William B. clothing, 268 Eighth av. h. 268 Williamson John, grocer, 118 Norfolk, b. 118 Nor- Eighth av. Williams William B. provisions, 17 Front Williamson John, oysters, h. 584- Division Williams William H; (col’d), laborer, h. r. 50 Third Williamson John, packer, h. r. 165 Allen Williams Wra. H. (col'd), oysterman, h. r. 43 Sullivan Williamson John, sashmaker, 435 Houston, h 157 Williams William H. shoemaker, h. r. 230 Houston Bivington Williams William J. tailor, h. 15 Cornelia Williamson John, tinsmith, 328 Spring, h. 828 SDrimr Williams William L. turner, h. 619 Ninth av. Williamson John, tinsmith, 110 Seventh av. * Williams William B. mer. 306 Pearl, h. 783 G’nwich Williamson John, c. h. officer, h. 91 Norfolk Williams William H. clerk, h. 418 Third av. Williamson John B. sashmaker, h. 148 Forsyth Williams Wm. H. B. (col’d), hairdresser, 147 Church, Williamson John D. physician, h. 32 Amos. h. Brooklyn Williamson John H. painter, h. 126 Hammond Williams William J. 83 & 35 Water Williamson Jonathan B. clerk, h. 809 Spring Williams William B. (Bev.), h. 27 Grove Williamson Joseph, carpenter, h. 470 Ninth av Williams William W. drygoods, 69 Catharine Williamson Matthias, printer, h. 135 W. 30th Williams William & Dingee, coachmakers, 14 Amity Williamson Nelson, carpenter, h. 3 Eighth pi. h. 26 Leroy Williamson Nicholas, indiarubber, 100 Liberty & 105 Williams Wilmot, late mer. h. 318 W. 22d Cedar, h. Boundbrook, W. J. Williams H. K. & Co. satinetprinters, 81 Fifth Williamson Olivia, wid. John, seamst’ss, h. r. 92 Perry Williams J. T. & H. plumbers, 71 Fourth av. Williamson Pyatt, baker, h. 243 Third av. Williams, Bruce & Clarke, drygoods, 14 Barclay Williamson Bebecca, wid. John, b. 64 Market W ILLIAMS BBADFOBD & CO. drygoods, 14 Williamson Bichard, h. 151 Fifth av. Cortlandt Williamson Bichd. jr. lawyer, 6 Wall, h. 151 Fifth av. WILLIAMS C. P. & E. grocers, 192 Front Williamson Bobert, clerk, h. 305 W. 32d Williams J. & M. coal, 616 Greenwich Williamson Bobert, cordwainer, 40 Marion Williams J. P. & Co. commission, 16 Wash’ton mkt. Williamson Bobert, machinist, h.W. 40th n.JNinth av. WILLIAMS P. H. & W. manufacturers of upholster­ Williamson Samuel, porter, h. 63 Sullivan er's trimmings, 30 Ley, & W. 24th c. Eighth av. Williamson Stephen K. carman, h. 550 Broome Williams T. D. & W. B. tailors, 268 Eighth av. Williamson William, engineer, h. 162 Jane Williams & Crosby, com. mers. 12 Coenties si. Williamson William, acct h. 31 Sixth av. W ILLIAMS & CUNNINGHAM, mers. 91 Pine Williamson William, tinsmith, h. 331 Hudson Williams & Guion, shipping, .40 Fulton — Williamson William J. grocer, 107 W. 27th Williams & Hihman, shipchandlers, 169 South Williamson Wm. M. bookkeeper, h. 597 Water Williams & Howard, liquors, 77 Butgers Williamson & James, brokers, 76 Wall Williams & Lippincott, grocers, 52 Front Williamson, Mann & Co. spices &c. 94 Front, 270 & Williams grocer, 60 Duane, h. 23 Elm Wolff George, tailor, h. r. 75 Division Av. A W offG eorgeW . late baskets, h. E. 47th n. Sec’d av, Wolf Hannah, wid. Bernhard, h. 42 Av. C w « £ Hejiry A. cabinetmaker, h. E. 47th n. Sec’d av. Wolf Herman, capmaker, h. 162 Leonard Wolff Katz, tailor, h. 75 Mott Wolf Heirnan. liquors, 195 Houston, h. 195 Houston Wolff Max, clerk, h. 71 Division Wolf Henry, shoemaker, h. 84$ Chrystie Wolff Max, clerk, h. 152 Walker Wolf Henry P. carman, h. 152 Hammond Wolff Marcus, segars, h. 19 Av. D Wolf Isaac, shoemaker, h. 66 Market Wolff Rudolph, imp. 19 Maiden la. h. 196 Grand Wolf Isaac, tailor, h. 88 Mott Wolff Simon, caps, 129 William, h. 199 Prince Wolf Jacob, clothing, 66 Sixth ay. h, 66 Sixth av. Wolfgang Walsh, baker, 523 Eighth av. Wolf Jacob, shoes, 107 Essex Wolfogle Michael, machinist, h. r. 274 Delancey Wolf James, tailor, h. 61 Duane Wolfrath Alfred, upholsterer, 94 Broadway, h. 27 Wolf James G. tailor,vh. 166 Orchard Cross Wolf John, boarding, 188 Duane Wolfrein Frederick, tailor, h. 277 First av. Wolf John, tin, h. 295 W. 24th Wolfsohn Henry, French flowers, 193 William, h. Wolf John H. boots, 13 Bridge, h. 15 Bridge 193 William Wolf Joseph, clothier, 352 Water Wolfsohn Levy, clothier, 270 Bowery, h. 270 Bowery Wolf Joseph, harness, 193 Bowery, h. 26 Second Av. Wolfson Edward, agent, 61 Pearl, h. 28 Hammond Wolf Leopold, h. 411 Grand Woll Jacob, laborer, h. 254 Fifth Wolf Martin, butcher, 52 Rivington Woll John H. bootmaker, 159j- Division Wolf Martin, tailor, h. r. 132 Leonard Wollem Charles, brushmaker, 47 Gold, h. 252 Tenth Wolf Martin, shoemaker, h. r. 270 Houston Wolleman Wolf, tailor, 226 Fifth, h. 226 Fifth Wolf Michael, h. 222 Second Wollensack John, shoemaker, h. r. 126 Willett Wolf Michael, machinist, h. 67 Sheriff Wollner Henrietta, wid. Louis, h. 247 Fifth Wolf Moritz, saloon. 7 W. 24th, h. 415 Sixth av. Wollschlager Louis, bookbinder; h. r. 230 Houston Wolf Gotlieb, varnisher, 4 Rivington, h. 10 Av. A Wollher John, clocks, 586 Eighth av. h 58 5Eighth av. Wolf Peter, tinman, b. 6 Leonard Wollenhaupt Hermann M. professor of music, h. 181 Wolf Philip, liquors, 178 Walker, h. 178 Walker W. 24th Wolf Nicholas, carpenter, h. r. 53 Av. O Wollers Diedrich, grocer, 56 Sullivan, h. — Wash hi Wolf Robert, drygoods, 310 Second, h. 310 Second Wollurn John, liquors, 253 Stanton, h. 253 Stanton Wolf Sigismond, pedler, h. 95 Ridge Wollyung Michael, shoemaker, h. r. 164 W. 18th Wolf Valentin, carman, h. r. 167 Second Wolpert Joseph, cabinetmaker, 182 Chrystie, h. 182 Wolf William, baskets, 268 Second, h. 263 Second Chrystie Wolf William, clothing, 49 Jackson, & grocery, 47 Wolsey "Hiram, machinist, h. 118 Hamersley Jackson, h. 49 Jackson Wolsley John, marble manufacturer, 75 W. 18th, h. Wolf William, shoemaker, h. r. 16 Rose 203 W. 26th Wolf William, h. 85 Ann Wolters Gehrt, baker, 43 Beekman, h. 5 Cannon Wolf William, drygoods, 49 Jackson Wolters Henry, dyer, 78 Grand Wolf & Close, drygoods, 310 Second Wolters John C. baker, 126 Greenwich av. Wolf & Ehrhardt, varnishers, 4 Rivington Woltmann Henry, grocer, 17 drydock, h. 17 drydock Wolf, Marx & Co. carpenters, 297 Bowery Wolven John P. cooper, 118 B'way, & 175 Greenwich, Wolf Catharine, wid. John, h. r. 131‘Pitt h. 30 Jones Wolf Charles, hardware. 193 Pearl, h. 724 Broadway Wolven Peter, cooper. 173 Greenwich, h. 24 Cornelia Wolfe Charles W. clerk, 17 South, h. 621 Broadway Wolvin John G. blacksmith, h. 144 Forsyth Wolfe Christopher, butcher, 178 Walker Wolz Frederick, boardingh. 48 Harrison Walker Womsley John, carman, h. 203 W.u26th Wolfe Christopher, h. 724 Broadway Womsley William, boatman, h. 275 W. 25th Wolfe Elias, physician, h. 192 W. 25th Wonderlach Henry, tailor, h. 241 Av. A Wolfe Elias, pedler, h. 249 Delancey Wongenman George, shoemaker, W. 47th n. B*way Wolfe Frederick, cabinetmaker, h. r. 64 Grove Wonttrot Alfred, barber, — B way, h. 211 Walker Wolfe Frederick, railmaker, h. 129 E. 26th Wood Aaron P. chairs, 148 E. 28d Wolfe Henry, tailor, 200 Av. A WOOD A. AUGUSTUS (Rev ), h. 56 Yarick Wolfe Jacot), glazier, h. r. 47 Mulberry Wood Abraham, drugs, 106 Wall, h. Boston Wolfe Jacob D. clothes, 106 Orange Wood Abraham, silversmith, 83 Duane, h. 10 Morton Wolfe Joel, imp. 22 Beaver, h. Staten Island Wood Abraham C. ice, — Sixth, h. 673 Fourth Wolfe John, hardware, 193 Pearl, h. 196 Twelfth Wood Abraham C. dyer, 3 John, h. Staten Island Wolfe John, laborer, h. 410 Seventh av. Wood Abraham, hardware, 892 Grand Wolfe John, seaman, h. 71 Washington Wood Albert A. carpenter, 8 Cedar, n. 231 W. 25th Wolfe John, barkeeper, h. 6£ Cherry Wood Alonzo D. blacksmith, 400 Water, h. 361 South Wolfe John, segars, 371 Sixth av. h. 371 Sixth ay. Wood Amanda, h. 9 Crosby Wolfe John D. hardw, 87 Maiden la. h. 744 B’dway Wood Andrew, brassfinisher, 381 Sixth av. h. W. 19th Wolfe Mannas, fancygoods, 111 W. Broadway, h. 41 Wood Andrew, plumbing, h. W. 33d n. Sixth av. Leonard Wood Andrew A. carman, h. 42 Attorney Wolfe Michael, butcher, h. r. 194 Stanton Wood Andrew J. mer. 21 Park row. h. 186 W. 11th Wolfe Nathaniel H. jr. auctioneer, 14 Wall, h. Fifth Wood Andrew J. wagoner, h 140. W. 18th’ av. c. W. 26th Wood Anne, wid. Michael, boardingh. 6 Orchard Wolfe Samuel, distiller, 63 Ridge, h, 63 Ridge Wood Anne, wid. Samuel, h. 85 Cannon Wolfe Solomon, butcher, h. r. 194 Stanton Wood Arnold & Co. stables, 84 Second av. Wolfe Udoipho, imp. 18 & 22 Beaver, h. 54 W. 22d Wood Augustus, clockcasemaker, fi. 262 Fifth Wolfe William, liquors, 92 Cherry Wood Augustus B. irontubes, 9 Platt, h. 286 W. 22d Wolfe William, blacksmith, h. 498 Eighth av. Wood Benjamin, banker, 458 B'way, h. 491 Broom© Wolfe N. H. & Co. niers. 17 South, h. N. J. hotel Wood Benjamin, carman, h. 278 W. 33d WOLFE & BISHOP, hardware, 87 Maiden la. Wood Benjamin, jr. weigher, 147 Front, h. 81 Van­ Wolfe, Gillespie & Co. impa and dealers in hardware, derbilt av. Brooklyn cutlery, guns, &e. 193 Pearl Wood Benjamin, weigher, 56 South, h. lOMacdougal Wolfender William, machinst, h. 289 W. 33d WOOD BENJAMIN B. jeweler, 391 Broadway, h, Wolfenstein Charles & P. tailors, 182 Chatham, h. 61 391 Broadway Chrystie Wood Bernard, miner, h. 232$ W. 25th Wolfenstein Jacob, tailor, 180 Chatham & 4 Bowery, Wood Beverley C. mer. 80 Mer’s. ex. h. 6 E. 82d h. 4 Morris Wood Brewster, silversmith, 4 Liberty pi. h. B'klyn Wolfenstein & Ashheim, clothiers, 4 Bowery Wood Catharine, widow, h. 24 Walker Wolfer Henry, produce, Washington mkt h. 96 Pitt Wood Catharine, wid. John T. h. 7 Wooster Wolfer Joseph, baskets, 473 Second av. h. 478 Sec. av. Wood Charles, agent, 208 B’way, h. Bloomingdale Wolfers Gustavus, imp. 57 Broad Wood Charles, machinist, h. 171 Amos. Wolff Abraham, tailor, h. 113 Mulberry Wood Charles, police, 38 Barclay 48 w oo 754 WOO Woorl Charles, poultry, 36 Fulton mkt. h, 66 Middagh Wood Jesse, calker, h. 95 Lewis Brooklyn Wood Jesse C. gilder, h. 70 Marion Wood Chas, silversmith, 104 Fulton, h. 762 Greenwich Wood John, carman, h. 390 Madison Wood Charles A. drugs, 106 Wall Wood John, com. mer. 77 Pine, h. 190 Sands, B'kkm Wood Chas. B. carriages, 410 Broadway, h. 86 Laight, Wood John, baker, h. 104 Clinton Wood Charles F. telegrapher, 5 Hanover, h. 55 White : Wood John, carman, 278 First av. Wood Charles H. joiner. 46 Jay, h. Jersey City Wood John, engraver, h. 678 Greenwich Wood Chas. L. clerk, 80 Dey, h. 63 Joralemon, B'klyn Wood John, drover, h. 150 Av. A Wood Charlotte, wid. John, nurse, h. 17 Morton Wood John, exchange, 284 Houston Wood Cortland & Co. saws. 4 Gold, h. Sing Sing Wood John, mer. 31 Pine,h. 181 E. Broadway Wood Daniel & Co. tinsmith, 240 Av. A, h. Sing Sing Wood John, laborer, h. 649 Hudson Wood Daniel B. police, h. 23 Amos Wood John, pilot, 69 South Wood Daniel B. salesman, h. 137 Christopher Wood John, sailor, h. 78 James Wood Daniel M. gilder, 377 Pearl, h. 117 Norfolk Wood John, shoemaker, 5 Peck si. h. 1 S. 5th, W'lah Wood David, h. 86 Laight Wood John, tailor, h. r. 34 Eldri^ge Wood David, clerk, 111 B’way, h. 216 Clinton, E'klyn Wood John, painter, h. 179 Eighth av. Wood David, com. mer. 256 Pearl, h. 156 Wooster Wood John, porterhouse, 24 Peck si. h. 24 Peck si. Wood David, liquors, 6 Fulton, h. Brooklyn Wood John, printer, h. 678 Greenwich Wood David, wire, 48 Fulton, h. 196 Centre Wood John, shipcarpenter, h. 262 W. 29th Wood David A. carriages, 410 B'dway, h. 36 Laight W ood John, shoemaker, h. 97 Division Wood Deborah, boardingh. 132 Monroe Wood John, shoemaker, h. 100 Division Wood Dennis A. clerk, h 226,W. 16th Wood John, tailor, h. 99 Third av. Wood Kdw’d, com. mer. 31 Pine, h, 181 E. Broadway Wood John B. wheelwright, h. 179 Eighth av. Wood Elizabeth, wid. John C. h. 848 Sixth av. Wood John C. carman, h. 271 Ninth av. Wood Fernando, mer. 157 B'way, h. B'way c. E. 77th Wood John D. clerk, h. 464 Greenwich Wood Frances H. dressmaker, h, 292 Second Wood John II. weigher, 56 South, h. 10 Macdougai Wood Frederick, carriages, 410 Broadway, h. Conn. Wood John R. calker, h. 82 Av. D Wood Frederick, importer. 43 Water, h. 15 State Wood John R. grocer, h. 77 Pitt Wood Frederick G. agent, 53 B’way, h. 147 Fulton Wood John W . boxmaker, 8 Cedar, h. r. 113 W. 24th Wood Frederick R. coach maker, 137 & 139 W. 19th, Wood Joseph, clerk, h. 92 Columbia h. 293 W. 19th Wood Joseph, eatingh. 431 Hudson, h. 431 Hudson Wood George, 18 Wall, h. 11 E. 17th Wood Joseph, laborer, h. 105 W. 27th Wood George, carman, h. 226 W. 16th Wood Joseph, mason, h 173 Fourth Wood George, crockery, 4 Liberty, h. 113 E. B’way Wood Joseph H. carpenter, h. 174 W. 13th Wood George, hats, 242 Greenwich, h. Hoboken Wood Jos. H. manufr. 144 Centre, h. 286 W. 22d Wood George, laborer, h. 375 First av, Wood Joshua, woody’d, 74 & 76 Rutger, h. 88 Clinton Wood George, lawyer, 106 Broadway, h. 43 Fifth av. Wood Josiah, h. 370 Madison Wood George, mineral water, h. 604 Eighth av. Wood Landais, silversmith, h. 68 Allen Wood George, tailor, h. 88 Houston Wood Lawrence, fruit, 64 Fulton market, h. 120 Drif­ Wood George, treas. n. y. cemetery, 289 Broadway field, Brooklyn Wood George L. h. 231 W. 19th i Wood Lewis, clerk, h. 46 Oliver Wood George S. .publisher, 261 Pearl, h. 68 E. 17th Wood Lewis O. daguerreotypes, 311 Broadway, h. 11 Wood George W printer, 2 Dutch, h. Brooklyn Wooster Wood George W. restaurant, 104 Church Wood Lydia, wid. Dennis, h. 310 Spring Wood George W. towing, '54 West, h 261 Gr’wich Wood Martin, liquors, 111 South, h. 26 Fulton, E'klyn Wood Gilbert B. 7 Nassau, h. 77 Pitt Wood Martin, pedler, 201 Sixth Wood Henry, broker, 80 Wall h. B rooklyn Wood Mary, widow, boardingh. 181 Mott Wood Hemy, grocer, 84 Cannon, h‘ 84 Cannon Wood Mary, wid. Charles, h. 115 Mott Wood Henry, laborer, h. r. 311 Madison Wood Mary, wid. Simeon, h. 151 Stanton Wood Henry, minstrels, 444 B’way. h. 42 Hammond Wood Mary,h. 31 Yandewater Wood Henry, upholsterer, h. 115 W . 26th Wood Michael, clerk, h. 642 Greenwich Wood Huldah,wid. James, h. r. 139 Orchard Wood Mott, fruits, 2 Fulton mkt. h. Brooklyn Wood Ira, butter, 290 Washington, h. 290 Washington Wood Oliver E. drygoods, 40 Broad, h. 106 W. 13th Wood Isaac, boatman, h. 815 Sixth Wood Orrin, h. 8 Crosby Wood Isaac, physician, h. 68 E. 17th WOOD OSCAR, drygoods, 37§ Catharine Wood Isaac V. painter, h. 442 Hudson Wood Oscar, driver, n. 126 E. 26th Wood Israel, grocer, 181 Water, h. 99 Monroe Wood Patrick, laborer, h. 320 W. 27th Wood Jabez E. silversmith, h.>32 Jones Wood Patrick, butcher, 326 First av. Wood Jacob B. broker, 25 Pine, h. Staten Island Wood Patrick, matchmkr, h. W. 45th c. Eleventh av. Wood Jacob G. boatman, h. 108 Bank Wood Peter, weaver, 191£ Bowery, h. 1911 Bowery Wood James, contractor, h. 225 Ninth Wood Peter G. carpenter, h. 190 W. 27th Wood James, cooper, h. 211 Division Wood Peter H. carman, h. 19 Commerce Wood James, copperplate, h. 8 Hester Wood Philip A. druggist, 211 Monroe, h. — Madison Wood James, machinist, h. W. 42d n Eleventh av. Wood Quesada, engineer, h. 1 Rutgers pi. Wood James, machinist, Ninth av. n. W. 44th Wood Ransom E. late mer. 175 Pearl, h. Bingha/mton Wood James, mer. 17 John, h. 270 W. 24th Wood Rachel, washing, h. r. 45 Crosby Wood James, overseer, h. W. 86 th n. Ninth av. Wood Rebecca, wid. Benjamin, h. 53 Morton Wood James, oysters, foot Dey, h. P ort Richmond Wood Reuben R. mason, h. 40 Perry Wood James, plumber, 66 Yesey, li. 422 Washington Wood Richard, carpenter, h, 442 Eighth av. Wood James, rigger, h. 51 Greenwich Wood Richard, electro-metallurgist, h. 55 Bayard Wood James, seaman, h. 137 Washington W ood Richard liquors, 432 Water, h. 432 Water Woodruff A. & Robinson, provisions, 44 Front & 14 Woodward Ja*. flour, 27 Pearl, h. 184 Atlantic, B'lyn Coenties si. Woodward James C. mer. 27 Pearl, h. Brooklyn Woodruff, Leonard & Hoffman, lawyers, 63 Wall Woodward James L. drygoods, 26 Liberty, h. 690 Woods Alexander, tinman, 363 Eighth av. Houston Woods Anne, wid. Michael, boardingh. 6 Orchard Woodward John, grocer, 66 Dey, h. 695 Houston Woods Arthur, grocer, 292 Tenth av. Woodward John, late shipmaster; h. 27 Bond Woods Arthur, liquors, 87 E. 11th, h. 87 E. 11th Woodward John H. silversmith, 77 Duane, h. 44 King Woods Catharine, wid. Bernard, h. 87 E. 11th Woodward John N. h. 154 W. 24th Woods Charles, laborer, h. r. 1 Gansevoort Woodward John R. com. mer. 143 Front, h. 41 Sidney Woods David, wireworks, 43 Fulton, h. 196 Centre pi. Brooklyn Woods Edward, fireman, 310 West Woodward John S. lawyer, 74 Wall, h 121 Macdougal Woods Francis, blacksmith, h. r. 11 Columbia Woodward Joseph, notary, 89 South, h. 2 Irving pi Woods Francis, laborer, h. 154 Orchard Woodward Julia, wid. Elias, h. 12 Gay Woods George, weaver, r. 86 Tenth av. Woodward M. W. mer. 142 Front, h. Elizabethtown Woods Hannah, wid. Patrick, washing, 350 Twelfth Woodward Mary A. widow, boardingh. 29 N. Moore' Woods Henry, mason, h. 6 Columbia Woodward Richards, butter, 14 Wash. mkt. h. 275 Woods Henry, laborer, h. 311 Madison W. 27th Woods Henry, laborer, h. 362 Ninth Woodward Robert T. drygoods, 26 Liberty, h. 6 Gra4- Woods Henry J. upholsterer, h. 285 Seventh av. mercy park Woods Henry L. currier, h. 28 Spruce Woodward Roswell, mer. 143 Front, h. 41 Sidney pi Woods Isaac, plasterer, h. 246 W. 32d Brooklyn Woods James, carpenter, Eleventh av. n. W. 28th, h. Woodward Sam'l, painter, 825 Fourth, h. 16 Seventh 272 W. 29th av. . Woods James, carpenter, h. r. 169 Wooster Woodward Thomas, fish, 41 Front & 20 Coenties si. Woods James, carpenter, h. 272 W. 29th & assistant alderman 7th ward. h. 240 Clinton Woods James, laborer, h. E. 86 th n. Second av. Woodward Washington I. drygoods, 26 Liberty Woods James, coachman, h. 209 Mercer Woodward Wm. A. agenl, 62 William, h. 220 W. 14th Woods James, fireman, K 149 Goerck Woodward William M. engineer, 77 Beekman, h. Woods James, laborer, 152 Av. A Brooklyn Woods James, umbrellas, 292 Pearl, h. Eltona Woodward William S. broker, 29 Wall, h. Brooklyn Woods James H. mer. 166 Fulton, h. Astor house Woodward William S. hardware, 61 Cortlandt, b. 54 Woods Jane (col‘d), wid. George, dayswork, h. r. 57 Gold, Brooklyn Thompson Woodward William V. carman, h. 28 King Woods John, bootmaker, h. r. 146 Eighth av. WOODWARD & CO. corsets, 4ol BVav.h.72Tenth Woods John, h. 102 W. 31st WOODWARD C. & G. M. ironpipes, 77 Beekman Woods John, carman, h. W. 39th n. n. r. Woodward & Cromwell, fish, 4i Front & 20 Coen­ Woods John, liquors, h. W. 40th n. Eleventh av. ties si. * Woods John, mason, h. 255 Elizabeth Woodward & Pearse, painters, 325 Fourth Woods John, late grocer, h. 244 Delancey Woodward & Van anden. grocers, 66 Dey Woods John, packingboxes, 14(1 Orange, h. 131 Water Woodward, Mount & Co. drygoods, 26 Liberty Woods John, smith, h. r. 125 Suffolk Woodward. R f berg & Co. notaries, 89 South Woods John, spikemaker, h. 581 Grand Woodworth Allen, agent, h. 196 Greene Woods John, whitesmith, h. 205 Av. C WOODWORTH AUGUSTA, wid. A M. h. 223 Woods John, carpenter, h. 293 W. 31st Mulberry Woods John, h. 114 W. 31st Woodworth Catherine, boardingh. 166 Hudson Woods Margaret, wid. Francis, h. 77 Henry Woodworth D. Austin, publisher, 118 Nassau, b; Woods Mary, h. 164 Ninth . Qarrytown Woods Owen, pedler, h. W. 45th c. Eleventh av. Woodworth Francis C. editor, 118 Nassau, h. Tarry- Woods Owen, laborer, h. 36 Oak town Woods Patrick, coachman, h. 98 E. 11th Woodworth John F. saloon, 13 Dutch, h. 185 Fifth Woods Patrick, tailor, h. 84 Eighth av. Woodworth John R. hotel, 435 Broadway Woods Philip, bricklayer, h. 879 Twelfth Woodworth Joseph, conduptor, h. 602 Eighth av. Woods Robert L. bookkeeper, 137 Front, h. 216 Clin­ Woodworth Lemuel, exchange office, 79£ Chambers,, ton, Brooklyn h. 8l7 Washington Woods Samuel, carpenter, h. r. 5 Mangin Woodworth Samuel G. sheriff, h. 9 5 Lewis WOR 757 WOR Woodworth William H. seaman, h. 841 Cherry Woolard Peter, late s' oemaker, h. r. 42 Clinton WnrHpi! p /* 234 West, h. 385 Washington Woolaston Henry, gasfitter, h. 43 Forsyth * 1 Pickles, 234 West Woolcocks Thos. tinsmith, 57 Ann, h. 71 Third av Worden Chally, nurse, 189 w Woolcocks d. 120 Bfroad, h. 239 Atl'tic, BrookTn Wright Barnabas, carman, h. 115 W. 16th Wright John, boilermaker, h. 161 H llth Wright Benjamin, accrt, 64 Broadway, h Macdougal Wright John, brassfinisher, h. 258 E. 18th Wright Charles, architect, 201 Centre, h. r. 57 Spring Wright John, captain, h. 733 Eighth av. Wright Charles, chemist, 71 Canal, h. 71 Canal Wright John, carpenter, h. 149 W. 27tb Wright Charles, clerk, h. 11 Hamilton Wright John, derk, h 36 Commerce Wright Charles, dancing, h. 279 Ninth Wright John, c. h. h. 146 Clinton Wright Charles C. engraver, 52 John, h 70 W. 26th Wright John, hotel, 193 West Wright Charles H. tailor, 164 Canal, h. 3 Jones Wright John, laborer, h. Sfflf E. 24th Wright Charles R. smith, h. 161 Laurens Wright John, coppersmith, 128 Cherry, h. 132 Cherry Wright Charles S. feed, 160 Fourth, h. 3 Jones Wright John, ironfbunder, h. 6 Bank, Wright Clark, physician, h. 279 Ninth Wright John, laborer, h. 197 E. 13th Wright Daniel, clerk, h. 240 Walker Wright John, machinist, h. 425 Greenwich Wright Daniel, shoemaker, h. 240 Walker Wright John, miller, h. 80 Forsyth Wright Daniel, saddler, 914 Broadway, h. 155 E. 21st Wright John, jr. painter, h. 275 Av. A Wright Daniel D. hardware, 66 Houston, h. 267 Wright John, shoemaker, h. 233 E 20th Seventh Wright John, shoes, h. 256 Eighth av Wright Daniel F. oil, 140 Maiden la. h. 97 Furman, WEIGHT JOHN, stonecutter, 20 Twelfth, h. 10* Brooklyn Troy Wright David, butcher, 208 Seventy av. h. 132 W.24th Wright John B. com. mer. 9 South, h. 55 Pacific^ Wright David, tailor, h. r. 94 Hemy Brooklyn Wright David, shoemaker, h. 345 Bleecker Wright John C*, exchange, 23 Amos, h. 115 W. 16th Wright David A. lawTyer, 77 Nassau Wright John D. late mer. 19 Dey, h. 8 W. 14th Wright David B. carman, h. 122 Sixth av. Wright Jno. G. woodyd. 74 & 76 Rutgers, h. 14 Orchd Wright Edgar, grocery, 175 West, h. 642 Washington Wright John H. fancygoods, 19 Dey, h. 86 W. 13th Wright Edward, (col'd), laborer, h. r. 17 Laurens Wright John K. physician, h 383 Third av. Wright Edward, liquor, h. 1102 Broadway Wright John N. salesman, 331 Hud on Wright Edward A. mer. 139 Front, h. 34 Market Wright John T. conductor, h. 469 Sixth av Wright Edward P. drygoods, 120 Hudson, h. 151 Wright John W. fancygoods, 17 Cedar, h. 14 Cedar Franklin 8 Brooklyn Wright Edwin R. clerk, h. 155 Broome Wright John W. machinist, h. 79 Av. C Wright Elias H. lastmaker, h. 105 Sixth Wright John W. printer, h. 36 Bedford Wright Eliza J. wid. Charles, h. 73 E. 28th Wright Joseph, carpenter, h. 209^ W. 26th Wright Elizabeth, wid. William, boardingh. 139 Wright Joseph, seaman, h. 72 Oliver . Bowery Wright Joseph W. liquor insp. 9 Coenties sL h. Wright Elizabeth S. corsetg, 1065 Broadway, h. 1065 Degraw, Brooklyn Broadway f Wright Lavinia D. teacherr b. 166'Madison WUL 759 W YL Wright Leonard, hatter, h. r. 61 Willett Wright Lucien B. physician, 61 Macdougal Wunch Henry, tailor, 46 Pearl, h. 46 Pearl Wrignt Martha, h. First av. n. E. 32d Wunder John, baker, h. 171 Attorney Wright Mary, seamstress, h. 55 Tompkins Wunderle Franz, bootmaker, 213 Sullivan Wright Mary, wid. James, h. 138 Attorney Wunderlick Henry, tailor, h. 141 Av. A Wright Matilda, wid. John, h. 266 W. 28th George, carpenter, h. W. 47 n. Eighth av. Wright Moses, teller, h. 6 Charlton Wunschenmeyer George, cabinetmaker, h. 4 4 Sheriff Wurbceh John H. porter, h. 5 Lewis Wright Nathan, machinist, h. 336 W. 27th Wurglits Antoine, shoes, h. 27 Beckman Wright Neziah, engraver, 48 Mer. ex. h.36 Seventh Wurman Dorris, wid. Abraham, h. 43 Willett Wright Patrick, plasterer, h. r. 166 W. 18th Wurmnest Conrad. clthing,448 Hudson, h. 443 Huds’n Wright Peter, clerk, h. 80 First Wurster Charles, bootmaker, 19 Greenwich av Wright Robert, carpenter, h. 848 Twelfth Wurzburger Lewis, fancygoods, 184 Bowerv *h 184 Wright Robert, clerk, h. 92 Barrow Bowery * Wright Robert, gardener, h. 289 Av. A Wurth Francis, shoemaker, 165 Ninth av. Wright Robert, liquor insp. 9 Coenties slip Wurthman John, grocer, 2 1 Duane h. 2 1 Duane Wright Robert, shipcarpenter, h. 312 Rivington Wurts John, pres. 31 Wall, h. 41 Bleecker Wright Robert L clerk, h. 505 Broome Wurzback George C. 42 Chatham, h. 16 Wooster Wright Robert M. jeweler, 61 Ann, h. 607 Greenwich Wustemann Louis, furrier, 11 Division, h. 24 Di­ Wright Robert S. tinsmith, 246 Canal vision WRIGHT RUFUS, physician, 74 E. Broadway, h. Wurzburger Abraham, paperhangings. 272 Rivington 74 E. Broadway Wustemann & JConvalinka, furriers, 11 Division Wright Sarah, wid. Benjamin, milk, 232 Canal Wustenhofer William, bricklayer, h. 208 Houston Wright Sarah A. sewing, h. 319 Sixth Wutschell Francis, saloon, 174 Grand Wright Sarah J. millinery, h. 304 Third av. Wurtz Carl, wines, 107 Williatn, h. 131 Eighth av. Wright Seth, mason, h. 189 W. 26th Wyant Catharine, wid. Martin, 124 Barrow Wright Seymour, gilder, h. r. 494 Greenwich Wyant Edward, stables, 106 E. 13th, h. 129 E. 19th Wright Simeon, mason, h. 199 Seventh Wyant Edward, livery, 106 E. 18th Wright Sophia, boardingh. 377 Tenth Wyant George M. tailor, h. 264 Ninth. Wright Sophia, wid. Robert, h. 1065 Broadway Wyant Theodore, mason, 184 W. 16th Wright.Susan. wid. James, h. W. 35th n. Tenth av. Wyant Samuel, tailor, 178 Canal, li. 55 Hudson Wright Theodore, h. r. 120 Sheriff Wyatt David, boardingh. 3i W. Broadway Wright Theodore, locks, 207 W. 17th, h. 139 W. 17th Wyatt Elizabeth, wid. Edward, h. r. 58 Thompson Wright Thomas, mason, h. r. 124 W. 35th Wyatt Deborah, wid. Henry, boardingh. 73 Warren Wright Thomas, carman, h. 14 E. 11th Wyatt John, carman, h. 42 Watts Wright Thomas, laborer, h. W, 36th n. Ninth av. Wyatt Maria, wid. Edmund, h. 82 Yandam Wright Thomas, machinist, h. 259 Tenth av. Wyatt Richard H. com. mer. 78 Water, h. Brooklyn Wright William, barber, 104 Barclay, h. Hoboken Wyatt Thomas, umbrellas, 68 Barclay, h. E. 48th Wright William, carman, h. 96 W. 17th n. Third av. Wright William, carpenter, b. r. 31 Marion Wybell James A. Maiden la. c. William Wright William, framemaker, h. r. 64 Grove Wyckoff Abraham, grocer, 82 & 84 Dey, h. 5 Middagh, Wright William, hardware, 4 & 6 Gold, h. Willow n. Brooklyn ■'Orange, Brooklyn Wyckoff Abraham V. hotel, 58 WaiTen, h. 58 Warren Wright William, liquors, 22 Ann & 549 Pearl, h. 549 W yckoff Alexander D, hotel, 58 Warren Pearl WYCKOFF AMOS D. indiarubber, 23 Cortlandt, h, Wright William, late mer. h. 143 Madison Jersey City Wright William, mason, h. 176 W. 22d Wyckoff Charles, hotel, 58 Warren Wright William, machinist, h. r. 13 W. 12th Wyckoff Elizabeth B. wid. Henry S. h. 17 E. 22d Wright William, porter, h. r. 43 Spring Wyckoff Garret, overseer, h. 5 Pitt, Wright William, provision, 175 West Wyckoff George, weaver, h. 107 Willett Wright William, mer. 63 Beaver, h. 270 W' 22d Wyckoff Jacob F. bookkeeper, 25 Park row, h. 35 Wright William, pills, 165 Chambers, h. Philadelph. E. Broadway Wright William, saddlery, 99 Liberty, h. Newark Wyckoff Jacob H. broker, 139 Eighth av. Wright William, shoes, 269 Greenwich, h. 87 Murray Wyckoff Jacob Y. D. hardware, 152 Broadway, h. 44 Wright William, smith, 247 W. 24th, h. 224 W. 24th Willow pi. Brooklyn Wright William, strawhats, 9 Sullivan Wyckoff John Co. carpenters, 175 Essex, h. WU- Wright Wm. tailor & sexton, h. W. 36th n. Br’dway liamsburgh Wright William, wheelwright, 247 W. 24tb, h. 224 Wyckoff John N. pres. 1 Hanover sq. h. Wood- Ninth av. bridge. W. J. Wright William H. clerk, h. 14 Dominick Wyckoff Peter, broker, 117 Pearl, h. 102 Hicks, Wright William H. shipsmith, 248 South, h. 33 Sheriff Brooklyn Wright William H. broker, 80 Wall, h. Brooklyn Wyckoff Peter S. broker, 373 Broome Wright William P. cottonbroker, Post’s building, Wyckoff Peter S. mason, h. 117 Columbia h. Weehawken Wyckoff Richard clerk, h. 204 Sullivan Wright William S. contractor, 50 Wall, h. 508 B way Wyckoff Samuel C. h. 46 Third av. Wright William W. drygoods, 93 Liberty, h. 104 Wyckoff Samuel S. grocer, 102 Yesey, h. 176 Frank­ W. 24th lin Wright William W. shoemaker, h. 50 Tenth av. Wyckoff Simon I. li. 436 Third av. Wright D. & A. saddlers, 914 Broadway Wyckoff S. S. & Co. grocers, 102 Yesey Wright & Bailey, carpets, 332 Bowery Wyckoff Thomas, carpenter, h. 249 Bleecker Wright & Holgate, mers. 62 William * Wyckoff William W. locksmith, h. 133 Thompson* Wright & Kissam, com. mers. 139 Front Wyckoff p Hazen, brokers, 117 Pearl Wright & Losse, produce, 12 0 Broad Wyckoff & Winham, builders, 175 Essex Wright & Merrihew, lawyers, 52 Wall Wyckoffs C. & Brothers, hotel, 58 Warren Wright & Son, liquor insp. 9 Coenties slip Wye George, tailor, h. r. 119 Forsyth Wright, Betts & Co. saddlery, 99 Liberty Wyell Frederick, cabinetmaker, 124 Third Wright, Gillett & Lawson, mers. 9 South Wyer Michael, paperruler, h. 862 Pearl Wrighte Peter (col d), waiter, h 1 Jersey Wyeth Edward, hacks, 107 Laurens, h. 117 Laurens Wrigley James, publisher, 396 Grand Wyeth Leonard J. imp. 22 Broad, h. Staten Island. Wrigley Lees, painter, h. r. 225 W. 17th Wyeth Nathaniel J. lawyer,10 Wall h. 296 Fourth Wriley D. L. F. painter, 7£ E. Br’dway, h. 9 Bayard WYETH L. J. & CO. importers, 22 Broad Wrol John,'bootfit ter, h. r. 48 Van dam Wygant Clark, provisions, 500 Washington & 15 Wuagneux Philip, watches, 71 Nassau, h. Hoboken Clinton mkt. h. 500 Washington Wubbenhorst Conrad, grocer, 170 Sixth av. h. Eighth Wygant Edwin, grocer, 68 Dey. h. Jersey City av. c. W. 44th Wygant John, carpenter, 341 Third av. Wuertenberger George, boardingh. 136 W. 29th Wygant Sarah M. wid. Tooker, h. 22 Clinton pi. Wuger John, capmaker, h. 5 Lewis Wykes George, shoemaker, 29£ Thompson Wulfhop Eilert coals, h. 359 W. 29th Wylde Frances, glasscovers, h. r. 53 Greene Wuller Charles, laborer, h. 240 Fifth Wylay Henry, essences, h. 113 W. 25th Wuller Jacob. carpenter, h. 316 Seventh av. Wylie David, h. r. 113 W. 26th Wullman Wolf, tailor, h. 226 Fifth. Wyley William, shoemaker, h, 97 Orange YAT 760 YOU Wylie Alexander, oysters, 1235 Broadway, h. W. 41st Yates Richard, captain, h. 36 Gonverneur n. Seventh av. Yates Samuel, blacksmith, 122 W. 17th, h. 118 Ham* Wylie Elizabeth, wi Yeuschner Adolph, physician, h. r. 75 Chrystie Wyrouch Henry.^musician, h. 519 Broome Yeuzey John S. conductor, h. 7 Betliune Wyznynski Eustace, lithographer, h. 134 W. 13th Yevetzky Maurice, barber, h. 40 Elm Yinks John, pedler, h. r, 12 Washington Yirrel Thomas, shoemaker, h. 59 Elizabeth Y Yocher Egidues, stonecutter, h. 162 Av. A Yockney Augustus, oil, 67 Exchange pi. h. Hoboken Yackel Martin, matchboxes, h. 461 Second av. Yoe & Wolf, shipsmiths, 204 West Yaegee John, shoemaker, h. 92 Pitt Yoemans Abiaham, carpenter, h. 276 W. 33d Yager Catharine, wid. Frank, h. r. 5 Columbia Yoerg Henry, porterhouse, h. r. 446 Eighth av. Yager George laborer, h. r. 90 Sheriff Yohn John, tailor, h. 146 W. 38th Yager Henry, shoemaker, h, 81 Twelfth , Y olf John, shoemaker, h. 194 Orchard Yager Mathew, carpenter, h. 24 Clinton Yonet John, segars, 256 Broadway, h. 71 Laurens Yagez Hans, wheelwright, 215 W. 37th Yonge Abraham K. carman, h. 425 Cherry Yahn Frederick, upholsterer, h, 19 Grand Yonge Andrew, weigher, 61 S uth, h. Brooklyn Yale Andrew, carman, h. 729 Greenwich Yonge John, barber, h. r. 229 William YALE EDWIN R. mansion house, Brooklyn York Andrew, carpenter, h 189 W. 19th Yale Newel, carman, h. 154 Hammond York Jacob S. gratesetter, h. 45 King Yale Vandcrb'h J. grocer, 355 Fourth av. h. E. 40th York Joseph 8 . lawyer, 74 Br’dway, h. 32 Lex1ton av. Yale Washington, silks, 75 Cedar, h. New Haven York Joshua, agent, h. 230 Third Yallalee Charles H. broker, h. 469 Broome York Richard, refinisher, h. r. 228 W. 17th Yancey John (col‘d), h. r. 15 Marion York Stephen 8 . fruits, 7 W. Washington mkt. h. 628 YANKEE SULLIVAN HOUSE, 82* Chatham Greenwich Yanz Garrett, liquors, 5 W. B way, h 215 William York Stiles P. mer. 22 Broad, h. Tarrytown Yanz Peter, liquors, 5 W. Broadway, h. 215 William Yorks Elizabeth, wid. Jacob, nurse, h. r. 217 W.19th' Yaple Abraham II. carman, 241 W. 29th Yorkstone Robert, printer, h. r. 16 Rose Yardley William W. flour inspector, 15 South Yorns Charles, leather, 274 Houston, h. 274 Houston Yarnell John, cutler, h. r. 120 Norfolk Yost Andrew, draper, 7 Bowery, h. 160 Forsyth Yarwood Joseph, shoes, h. 476 Third av. Yost & Deluce, drapers, 7 Bowery Yates Alexander, h. 9 Roosevelt Youbert Oscar, h. 41 Lispenard Yates Anne E. wid. Joseph 0. h. 15 Leroy pi. Youdale Jonathan, shoes, 12 E. 11th, h. 12 E. 11th YATES BENJAMIN S. & CO. fringes, 639 B’way Youell Edward, laborer, h. 333 Ninth YATES CHARLES, lawyer, 27 Nassau, h. 37 E. 2lst Yougher Michael, laborer, h. 41 Scammel Yates Christopher, carpenler, h. r. 199 Second Youle Adam W. h. 255 E. Broadway Yates Henry,,boots, h. 60 Washington pi. Youle George, mer. 275 Pearl, h. 116 E. 17th Yates James, painter, h. r. 144 Lewis Youle Geo W.. teller, 398 Grand, h. 57 E. 27th Yates John, engineer, h. 182 Allen Youle William, sec. 56 Wall, h. 64 E. 29th Yates Joseph C. fringes, 639 Br’way, h. 23 Downing Youmans Albert, wheelwright, h. 134 W. 18th] Yates Miriam, wid. Benjamin, h. 259 Henry Youmans Charles E. carpenter, h. 103 W. 24th YOU 761 YOU Youmans George, varnisher, 394 Hudson . h. 37 Charlton Young George, contractor, h. 54 Houston Young Lafayette, marblecutter. h. 154 W. 13th Young George, h. 345 Eighth av. Young Ludwig, milk, 417 Twelfth, h. 417 Twelfth Young George, pianos, 116 Third av. h. 177 Av. B Young Martin, pedler, h. 226 Houston Young George, grocer, h. 98 Sheriff Young Mary, wid. George, h. 234 Delancey Young George (pol’d), laborer, h. r. 26 Leonard Young Michael, missionary, h. 33 Ludlow Young George E. painter, h. 156 Stanton Young Michael, printer, h. r. 172 Mulberry Young George R. machinist, h. 257 Av. A Young Nancy, wid. John, 6 Ren wick Young Hannah, nurse, h. 44 Perry Young Nelson, com. mer. 92 West, h. N&w Jersey Young Henry, goldmelter, h. 153 Essex Young Nicholas, carpenter, h. 223 Rivington Young Henry, tailor, h. 46 Forsyth ' __ Young Nicholas, milk, h. 38 Delancey Young.Henry, ieweler, 25 Hudson, h. 2o Hudson Young Oliver J. agent, 118 Nassau, h. 176 Wooster Young Henry, -mer. 4 Maiden la. h. E. 17th, north Young Patrick, carman, h. r. 52 Allen side Union so. I Young Peter, builder, 627 Hudson, h. 617 Hudson Young Henry L. saloon, 3 Fulton mkt. h. 163 S. 9th, Young Peter, mason, h. W 46th n. Eighth av. Williamsburgk . Young Peter, saloon, — Broadway, h. 29 Grand Young Henry A. 5$- Pine, h. 67 Yanck Young Richard, mason, h. 632 Hudson Young Herman, cabinetmaker, h. r. 75 ounolK Young Robert, carman h. 208 Monroe Young Hiram, agent. 35 Wall, h. 240 Henry Young Robert, stonecutter, h. r. 190 W. 20th Young Hester, wid. Robert, h. 339 Madison Young Robert C. printer, h. 151 Waverley pi. Young Hiram, imp. 189 Broadway, h. 112 Seventh Young Robert M. c rrnan. h 101 Clinton Young Hugh F. painter, h. 284 Eighth av. Young Robert F. bookseller, 140 Fulton, h. WMVgh YOU 762 ZEI Young Ross, smith, h. 311 Fifth Youngs T. C. (Rev.), h. 303 Ninth Young Samuel, h. 3 Attorney Youngs Theodore F. carpenter, h. 82 Orchard Young Samuel, milk. 99 W. 29th, h. 97 W. 29th Youngs Thomas F. mer. 41 South, h. Oyster Bay Young Sarah, wid. John/h. 20 Clarkson Youngs Wm builder, 99 & 101 W. 21st, h. 97 W. 21st Young Sarah A. teacher, h. 227 Henry Youngs William H. police, h. 75 Jackson Young Sidney B. clothier, 144 Canal, h. 144 Canal Youngs, Gerdes & Co. mers. 90 Beaver Young Stewart milk, 59 Allen, h. 99 Allen Youngs & Howell, grocers, 167 Front Young Susan, liquors, h. 14 Dover Youngs, Hawkins 2 4 Exchange pi. h. 10 0 Zeil William, tailor, h. r. 45 Forsyth Zeill Nicholas, shoemaker, h. 224 Third Timmerman matmas, tailor, h. 197 E 17th Zeing Sebastian, tailor, h. 98 Chrystie Zimmerman Solomon, h. 204 Hester ’ Zeiser Quirien, tailor, h. r. 65 Forsyth Zimmerman William S."builder, h. 210 E 17th Zeiss James, h. 291 Bleecker Zimmerman C. & John Ott, tinsmiths, 314 Hudson Zimmermann Adam, leather, 186 Laurens Zeissic Alexander, cabinetmaker, h’ 46 Lewis Zimmermann Charles F. mer. 74 South, h. Staten L Zeiter Jacob, grocer, 284 Av. A, h. 284 Av, A Zimmermann Ferdinand, leather and bindings 485 Zeitner Mathews, shoemaker, h. 127 Columbia Greenwich, h. 136 Laurens * Zeitska Henry, tailor, 811 Broadway, h. 811 B’dway Zimmermann George, tailor, h. r. 176 Second Zeitz Charles A, chemist, h. 28 Charles Zimmermann Henry, barber 108 Third av. h. 118 Zellar Blaze, tailor, h. W. 87th n. Tenth av. Third av. Zeller Aaron, late clothier, h. 29 Charles Zimmermann Jacob, grocery, 90 Norfolk, h. 90Norfk Zeller David Y. syrup, 218 Grand, h. 220 Grand Zimmermann Jacob, restaurant, 199 William, Zeller Felix, cabinetmaker, r 280 Av. A, h. 230 Av. A Zimmermann John, baker, 551 Eighth av. Zeller Hermann, bootmaker, 69 Chrystie Zimmermann John C. sr. mer. 74 South, h. 135 Eighth Zeller John, h. 116 Wooster Zimmermann Louis, carpenter, h. 569 Fourth Zeller Lorenz, tailor, h. r. 24 Bose Zimmermann Mary, wid. Peter, h. 181 Prince Zeller Mary, seamstress, h. 8 Congress pi. Zimmermann Wilhelm, carpenter, b. 569 Fourth Zelling Henry, grocer, 109 Walker, h. 109 Walker Zimmermann Wm. baker,606 Sixth av. h.606 Sixth av. Zellix Philip, teacher, h. 61 Mott Zimmermann F. &Al. Heim, shoefind. 485 Greenwich Zellner Charles, clothier, 155 Water, h. 63 Twelfth Zimmermann & Heim, leather and bindings, 485 Zellner Moritz, tailor, h. 53 Roosevelt Greenwich Zellner, King Estimates for W ork promptly attended to. -------- ALSO, PUBLISHER OP Trow’s New-York City Directory, and Wilson’s Business Directory. First Premium Anglesey Leg, Introduced in to th e cou n try , and m ade solely b y W I . SELPHO, 24 Spring Street, N e w - Y o r k . T h is d escrip tion o f A rtificial L e g derives’ its nam e from th e celebrated Marquis of Anglesey, w h o lost his leg in th e battle o f W aterloo, b y w h om it has been ad op ted and w orn ever since its first in ven tion b y the late ingen iou s M r. P otts, o f L o n d o n , to w h om th e present artist was eleven years a p u p il and assistant. “ I have seen the artificial Leg of Mr. Selpho; its construction appears excellent, and well calculated to an­ swer all the objects desired. But the best of all is the proof of those who wear them; this is positive and unde­ niable. V. MOTT, Professor of Surgery, University of N. Y.” A L SO , an entirely n e w and usefu l substitute fo r a lost hand, so arranged that th e w earer can op en and shut the hand b y means o f th e rem aining stum p. W . S. w ill g iv e fu rth er in form a tion b y application, o r b y letter, p o st paid. a d v e r t is e m e n t s . HOLMES & BUTLER’S IMPROVED PHOENIX FIRE-PROOF SAFES. (Late Pierce and Valentine.) W a r e r o o m s , 1 9 2 W a t e r S treet, ^ E W -Y O R K . SIGNS THAT ARE glGHBlTT" TAN DOORN, SIGJV *1 U T 1 S T , JVo. 3 1 2 J B M t O M V M y . BLO CK LETTERS, FLAGS, BANN ERS, TRAN SPARENCIES, GOLD AND SILVER ENAM ELLED GLASS TABLETS, DOOR PLATES, DRU G G ISTS’ SH O W BOTTLES, AND SIGNS o f all descriptions, furnished at a few hours’ notice, in the h ig hest, style of the Art N.B*—NO CIIAROE f o r a n y S i g n n o t f i n i s h e d a t t h e APPOINTED TIME. N ew -Y ork, Feb. 18th, 1853. This is the largest Engraving Establishment in America. The finest and best work is done here. 9% DENTIST, S U O O E S S O B TO T H E L A T E J O H N BUBJDELL, ( w it h w h o m h e w a s associated during f iv e tears ,) Continues to practise the D EN TAL PROFESSION in its various branches, as usual, at Wo. 2 UWIOW P L A C E a n d S Q U A R E , CORNER OF FOURTEENTH STREET. HIOT-TOBB. APPENDIX. C O R P O R A T I O N OF T H E C I T Y , 1853. JACOB A. WESTERVELT, M a y o r . Office? 6 C i t y H a l l . FRANCIS R . TILLOU, R ecord er . Office? P a r k * DAVID T. “VALENTINE, Clerk of C om m on C o u n c il . Office, 8 City Hall. BO ARD OF ALDERM EN. (Sessions 1st Monday in each, month.) WARDS. NAMES. RESIDENCES. W AR D S. NAMES. RESIDENCES. 1. Abraham Moore, 5 State. 12. Daniel F. Tiemann, Manhattanville. 2. Dudley Haley, 282 Water. 18. John Pearsall, 86 Attorney. 8. Oscar W. Sturtevant, 47 Murray. 14 James M. Bard, 201 Hester. 4. Jacob F. Oakley, 8 Dover. 15. Sylvester L. H. Ward, 246 Fourth. 5. John Boyce, 820 Greenwich. 16. Asahel A. Denman, 289 W. 19th. 6. Thomas J. Barr, 52 Franklin. 17. William H. Cornell, 84 Second. T. William M. Tweed. 81 Rutgers. 18. Alonzo A. Alvord, W. 81st, n. Fifth av. 8. Richard T. Compton, 89 Vandam. 19. John Doherty, 568 Eighth av. 9. William J. Brisley, Twelfth, n. Seventh av. 20. William J. Peck, 210 W. 81st. 10. Charles Francis, 89 Bowery. President, R i c h a r d T . C o m p t o n . 11. Wesley Smith, 69 Av. D. Gilbert S. Nixon, Reader. B O A R D O F A S S IS T A N T A L D E R M E N . (Sessions 1st Monday in each month.) WARDS. NAMES. RESIDENCES. W AR D S. NAM ES. RESIDENCES. 1. Josiah W. Brown, 16 Greenwich. 18. Alexander Stewart, 878 Grand. 2. John J. Tait, 68 Cliff. 14. Thomas Wheelan, 11 Prince. 8. Samuel R. Mabbatt, 289 Washington. 15. Isaac O. Barker, 286 Fourth. 4. Timothy O’Brien, 27 Oliver. 16. Joseph Rogers, 228 W. 19th. 5. Robert L. Mabey, Harrison hotel. 17. Jonathan Trotter, 109 Seventh. 6. Patrick Breaden, 100 Anthony. 18. James Crawford, 123 E. 26th. 7. Thomas ¥ oodward, 240 Clinton. 19. John O’Keefe, 615 Eighth av. 8. Charles m. Ring, 95 Prince. 20. William McConkey, 848 Tenth av. 9. Helmus M. Wells, 58 Morton. President, J o n a t h a n T r o t t e r . 10. Daniel H. Hunt, 279 Grand. C. T. McClenachan, Cleric. 11. Edwin Bouton, 276 Seventh. Nicholas M. Slidell, Sergeant at Arms. 12. S. Benson McGown, Third av. n. 105th. 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 L D E R M E N . 1. Alms Rouse Department. 7. F ire Department. 13. Markets. Alderman Haley, Alderman Smith, Alderman Cornell, “ Cornell, “ Bard, t “ Haley, “ Sturtevant “ Ward. “ Pearsall, 2. Arts and Sciences. 8. Joint Committee on Accounts. 14. Ordinances. Alderman Moore, Alderman Tiemann, Alderman Denman, “ Barr, *• Denman. “ Tiemann, 1 Ward. “ Sturtevant “ Ward. 8. Assessments. 9. Joint Com. on Croton Ague'ct. 15. Police. Alderman Denman, Alderman Oakley, Alderman Moore, I Barr, “ Moore, “ Peck, u Sturtevant, “ Boyce. “ Pearsall. 4 Cleaning Streets. 10. Lamps and Gas. 16. Public Health. Alderman Barr, Alderman Francis, Alderman Oakley, “ Brisley, Doherty, % Doherty, “ Alvord. “ Ward. “ Sturtevant o. Ferries. 11. Lands and Places. 17. Public Buildings on Black­ Alderman Bard, Alderman Peck, w ells Island, R andalls Is­ “ Tweed, “ Tiemann, land, and Bellevue Estab­ u Pearsall, 1 Alvord. lishment. 6. Finance. 12. Law Department. Alderman Brisley, Alderman Bard, Alderman Doherty, “ Peck. “ Oakley, “ Tweed, “ Alvord. Boyce. “ Sturtevant. 2 A P P E N D IX .— CITY GOYEENMENT. STANDING COMMITTEES OP THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN.— C o n t in u ed . 18. R epairs and Supplies, 20. Salaries and Offices, 22. Streets. Alderman Tweed, Alderman Peck, Alderman Cornell, 44 Haley, 44 Francis, 44 Francis. 44 Pearsall, 44 Boyce. “ Ward. 19. Roads, 21 Sewers, .23. Wharves, P iers and Slips Alderman Tiemann, Alderman Barr, Alderman Smith, 44 Doherty, 44 Denman, 44 Brisley, 44 Alyord. 44 Alvord. 44 Boyce. 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 A LD ERM EN . 1. Alms House Department, 9. Lamps and Oas. 16. R epairs and Supplies. Assistant Alderman Breaden, Assistant Alderman Mabey, Assistant Alderman Stewart, 44 “ Brown, 44 44 Hunt “ 44 Mabbatt. 44 44 Bogers. “ 44 Wheelan, 2. A rts and Sciences. 10. Lands and Places. “ 44 Barker. Assistant Alderman Brown, Assistant Alderman O’Keefe, 17. Roads. 44 44 O’Brien, 44 44 Crawford, 44 44 Mabbatt. 44 44 M a b b a tt Assistant Alderman McGown, 3. Assessments. 11. Law Dep't. and Ordinances. O’Keefe, Assistant Alderman Breaden, Assistant Alderman Woodward, “ 44 Bogers. 44 44 Woodward, 44 44 Bouton, 44 44 Barker. 44 44 Barker. 18. Salaries and Offices. 4. F erries. x 12. Markets. Assistant Alderman McConkey. Assistant Alderman Brown, Assistant Alderman Crawford, 44 44 T a it 44 4 Mabey, *4 44 Stewart, 44 44 Bogers. 44 41 Barker. 44 44 Bogers. 5. Finance. 13. Police. 19. Sewers. Assistant Alderman Wells, Assistant Alderman McConkey, Assistant Alderman O’Brien, 44 44 McGrown, 44 44 Breaden, 44 44 Stewart 44 44 Barker. 44 44 Bogers. 44 44 Bogers. 6. F ire Department. 14 Public Health. Assistant Alderman Bing, Assistant Alderman Tait 20. Streets and Cleaning Streets. 44 44 Hunt, 44 44 Bing, Assistant Alderman Wheelan, 44 % 44 Mabbatt 44 44 M a b b a tt 44 44 Bogers, 7. Joint Committee on Accounts. 15. P u blic Buildings on B lack- 44 44 McConkey. Assistant Alderman Wells, welVs Island, RamdalVs Is­ 44 44 Mabey. land, and Bellevue Estab­ Wharves, P iers and Slips. 44 4t Bogers. lishment. 8. Joint Com. on Croton Jlque'ct. Assistant Alderman O’Brien, Assistant Alderman Bouton, Assistant Alderman Hunt 44 44 Crawford, 44 44 Woodward, 44 “f Wells, 44 44 Barker. 44 44 M a b b a tt 44 44 Mabbatt BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board of Supervisors is composed of the Mayor, the Becorder, and the Aldermen. The stated An­ nual Meetings of the Board are—On the second Monday of July; on the second Tuesday of July; on the third Tuesday of August; between the Third Tuesday of November, and the first Tuesday of December, and at such other times and places as they may direct, to examine and audit the books, accounts and vouchers of the Chamberlain of the City. STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD, 1853. On A nnual Taxes. On County Offices. Bichard T. Compton, Wesley Smith, Jacob F. Oakley, Thomas J. Barr, Alonzo A. Alvord. Sylvester L. H. Ward. On Civil Courts. On Criminal Courts and Police. Daniel F. Tiemann, William M. Tweed, James M. Bard, William H. Cornell, John Boyce. Oscar W. Sturtevant B O A R D OF HEALTH. The Board of Health consists of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Assistant Aldermen (ten members, with the Mayor, constituting a quorum). The officers are— J acob A. W e st e r v e l t , (Mayor,) President. D a v id T. Y a l e n t in e , (Clerk C. C.,) Secretary. A z a r i a h C. F l a g g , (Comptroller,) Treasurer. A PP EN D IX .— CITY GOVERNMENT. 3 e x e c u t iv e d e pa r tm e n ts . b u r e a u o f t h e c o l l e c t io n o f a s s e s s ­ m ents. HEADS OF DEPARTM EN TS. umce, 2 New City Hall, (Basement.) Police—Jacob A. Westervelt, Mayor. o t Assessments ; Samuel Finance—Azariah C. Flagg, Comptroller. Collectors™ * McGary> Kobert M‘Kinnen, Dep. Streets—James Furey, Street Commissioner. Repairs and Supplies—Bartholomew B. Purdy. B U R E A U OF W H A R V E S . Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies. Office, 4 Hall of Records. Streets and Lamps—Henry Arcularius ir, Commis­ sioner of Streets and Lamps. R p£r& Earle’ Superintendent o f W harves and Croton Aqueduct—Nicholas Dean, Theodore R. De Forest, and Alfred W. Craven. BUREAU OF LANDS AND PLACES. City Inspectors—Thomas K. Downing, City In­ spector. Office, 4 Hall of Records. Alms-House—Board of Governors of the Alms- Joseph Murphy, Superintendent o f Lands and House ; Edward C. West, President Places. Law—Robert J. Dillon, Counsel to the Corporation. B U R E A U OF S U R V E Y IN G . Office, 4‘ Hall of Records. P O L IC E D E P A R T M E N T City Inspectors.—Joseph F. Badges, John Ewen, Jacob A. Westervelt, M ayor, (Office, 6 City Daniel Ewen, Edward Ewfcn, Isaac T. Ludlam, Hall;) Charles Burdett, M ayor’s Cleric; George Silas Ludlam, Edward Ludlam, John Pollock, G. Glasier, F irst M arshal; George W. Hinchman, Richard Amerman, Geo. B. Smith, Thos. C. Bug­ Assistant Clerk and M ayor's Messenger. gies, P. H. Dreyer, F. P. Yidal, Samuel S. Doughty, Gardner A. Sage, James E. Serrel, John J. Serrell, BUREAU OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE. Wm. H. Whitlock, Geo. W. Smith, Edwin Smith, Office, 1 City Hall, (Basement) Francis Nicholson, Robert J. Dodge. George W. Matsell, C h ief o f Police. D E P A R T M E N T O F R E P A IR S A N D D E P A R T M E N T O F F IN A N C E . S U P P L IE S . Office, 5 Hall of Records. Office, 1 New City Hall, (Basement) Azariah C. Flagg, Com ptroller; James Timpson, Bartholomew B. Purdy, Commissioner o f R epairs Auditor; Chas. Vantine, Assistant A u d itor; and Supplies ; James S. Halstead, Clerk, Frederick A. Southmayd, B ook-keeper; Wake- man H. Dikeman, Stock Clerk ; Augustus Purdy, BUREAU OF ROADS. Redemption C lerk; A. S. Cady, Com ptroller’s Office, New City Hall, XBasement.) Clerk. Thomas Starr, Superintendent o f Roads. BUREAU OF TAXES. BUREAU OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Office, 6 New City Hall, (Basement) Office, 19 Elizabeth-street. Harvey Hart, R eceiver o f Taxes ; Wm. A. Darling, Elijah H. Piurdy, Superintendent o f R epairs toPub- Deputy; John P. Hone, 1st C lerk ; James W. lie Buildings ; John T. Tindale, Clerk. Farr, M C lerk; Henry K. Frost, Sd Clerk ; John S. Yredenburgh, 4th Cleric. BUREAU OF STREET PAYING. Collector o f A rrears o f Tcuxes—Richard A. Cham­ Office, Tompkins cor. Rivington. bers, 49 Chambers. Samuel Radcliff, Superintendent o f Pavem ents; Wm. H. Burrows, Clerk. BUREAU OF THE CITY REVENUE. Office, 5 Hall of Records. BUREAU OF SUPPLIES FOR THE FIRE DE­ PARTMENT. George I. Rogers, Collector o f the City Revenue. Office, 21 Elizabeth. BUREAU OF DEPOSIT & DISBURSEMENT. Alfred Carson, C hief E ngineer o f F ire Department. Francis W. Edmonds, Chamberlain. 33 Wall. BUREAU OF THE CITY HALL AND PARK. D E P A R T M E N T O F S T R E E T S & L A M P S. James Taylor, (9 City Hall,) jKeeper o f the City Mall and Park. Office, Centre cor. Chambera Henry Arcularius jr., Commissioner o f Streets and Lam ps; Joseph Coles, C lerk ; Wm. O. Jenkins, STREET D EP A R T M EN T Clerk to Commissioner. Office, 4 Hall of Records. BUREAU OF LAMPS AND GAS. James Furey, Street Commissioner; Charles Tur­ Office, Chambers cor. Centre. ner, Deputy Street Com m issioner; Phineas H. Wm. A. Douglass, Superintendent o f Lamps and Kingsland, Sale and Redemption C lerk; Olcott G a s; Isaac Vermilyea, Clerk. Seventy-five Rhines, Map C lerk; George T. Rogers, Contract Lamp-Lightera Whole number of Oil Lamps in Clerk; Charles A. Thompson, Copying C lerk; the city, o,823. Whole number of Gas Lamps in Robert Donnell, Inspector o f Sidewalks. the city, 8,194. BUREAU OF ASSESSMENTS. BUREAU OF CLEANING STREETS. Office; 4 Hall of Records. Office, Centre cor. Chambers. Assessors o f the Street Department. —Wm. Gage, George White, Superintendent o f Streets; Robert Chas. McNeill, and Chas. J. Dodge. Walmsley, and Sami. Webster, Clerks. The duties of the Officers of this Bureau are, making the estimates and assessments required by law, for B U R E A U OF M A R K E T S . building wells, erecting pumps, grading, paving, Office, Centre cor. Chambers. and repairing streets, constructing sewers, fencing Mathias Gooderson, Superintendent o f M arkets; lots, and filling public slips, or any other improve­ Benj. F. Guire, Clerk o f Washington m arket; ments, directed by an Ordinance of the Common James Reed, Dep. Clerk o f “ “ Council. The records of all assessments confirmed George Isaacs, Clerk o f Fulton m arket; by the Supreme Court or by the Common Council, Ebenezer Conklin, Clerk o f Catharine m arket; are kept in this office, and open to public inspec­ Allen Thomas, Clerk o f Essex m arket; tion at all convenient times. Samuel Allen, Clerk o f Union m arket; 4 A P P E N D IX .— CITY GOVEENMENT. Peter Yandervoort, Clerk o f Jefferson m arket; Edward C. West, P resid en t; John J. Herrick, Sec­ Joseph Hartell, Clerk o f Tompkins m arket; reta ry ; Edward B. Corwin, Chief Clerk• Samuel Long, Clerk o f Clinton m arket; Joshua Phillips, Clerk to Governors; Samuel fi. --------------------Clerk o f Franklin m arket; Spelman, Supply Clerk. The Institutions under ---------------- Cl$T*k o f Gouverneur m arket; their charge are as follows:— Fredk. Watkins, Clerk o f Centre m arket. A lms -H ouse — John Fitch, Warden. B e l l e v u e H o s p it a l —Timothy Daly, Warden. BUREAU OF INSPECTION. C i t y P rison —William Edmonds, Warden. Gershom Cohen, Weights and Measures,, 1st Dis­ S eco n d D ist rict P rison —Asa Butman and William trict ; Michael Tuomey, Weights and Measures, Earl, D eputy Keepers. 2d District; D. W. Clarke, Sealer, 1st District; T h ir d D is t r ic t P r is o n — E. J. Oliver, and Thomas Pierce Delahunt, Sealer, 2d District; Patrick Ahearn, Deputy Keepers. Vincent, Pound-master, 11 Robinson; Robert C o l o r e d H ome — James D. Fitch, Superintended. Campbell, Pound-master, — 36th; George Dean, C o l o r e d O r p h a n A s yl u m —William E. Davis, Su­ Pound-m aster, Torkville. perindent. L u n a t ic A s yl u m — Moses H. Ranney, Resident STREET INSPECTORS. Physician. N u r s e r y —Rufus Ripley, Keeper o f the Boys. Ward 1.—Michael Byrnes, N u r s e r y H o s p it a l — Henry N . Whittelsey, Resident 44 2.—F, Maloney, Physician. 44 3.—Peter B. Warts, O u t D o or P oor D e p a r t m e n t —George Kellockir. “ 4.—Thomas Sheriden. Superintendent. “ 5.—Wm. Hoffmire, P e n it e n t ia r y — Joseph Keen, W arden; Jacob H. “ 6.—Wm. Nealis, Ridabock, Deputy. 44 7.—Cornelius Harbony, P e n it e n t ia r y a n d Sm a l l -P o x H ospitals —W m. “ 8.—John Houston, Kelly, Resident Physician. 44 9.—Wm. Delamater, R a n d a l l ’ s I s l a n d —Jonathan Steams, Warden. 44 10.—Asa Bogart, S t o r e -H ouse —B l a c k w e l l ' s I sland —N. P. Ander­ 44 11.—George Elliott, son, Storekeeper. 44 12.-—Thos Starr, S t o r e -H ouse — R a n d a l l ’ s I s l a n d — Thomas B. Tap- 44 13.—John Brown, pen, Storekeeper. 44 14—-Wm. F. Ryer, W o r k -H ouse — B l a c k w e l l ’ s I sla n d — Harmon El- 44 15.------- - Ross, dridge, Superintendent. 44 16.—John Kelly, 44 IT.—Wm. Thomas, N o t ice .—Randall’s Island (the Nursery) can be 44 18.—Andrew Turnier, visited on the first Wednesday erf each month— 44 19.—Henry Labineau, the Penitenitary, second Wednesday of each 44 20.—F. Olmsted. month,—the Alms-House, and Lunatic Asylum, on any Wednesday. Persons visiting their friends at the Alms-House, are required to go by steam­ boat The Bellevue Hospital can be visited on C R O T O N AQ HJEDUCT D E P A R T M E N T . Monday and Thursday, from 10 a . m. to 3 p . m. Office, Rotunda, Park. Open from 9 A. M., till 4 P. M. Nicholas Dean, P resid en t; Theodore R. De Forest, Assistant Commissioner; Alfred W. Craven, LA W DEPARTM ENT. C hief E ngineer ; Robert B. Gorsuch, E ngineer ; Office, New City Hall. Henry L. Robertson, Clerk to P resid en t; Alex. Robert J. Dillon, Counsel to the Corporation; F. Dodge, Sewer Contract C lerk; Edmund E. Francis L. Hodges, B. J. Malone, C. Edwards, R. H. Dean, General C lerk; John J. Concklin, Messen­ French. ger. BUREAU OF CORPORATION ATTORNEY, BUREAU OF WATER-RENTS. Office, 4 New City Hall, (Basement) Office, Rotunda, Park. Daniel E. Sickles, Corporation Attorney; L. N. Revo C. Hance, R egistrar Water Rents ; William Glover, C lerk; Henry C. Banks, Clerk. Fardon, Assistant R egistrar. BUREAU OF THE PULIC ADMINISTRATOR. BUREAU OF PIPES AND SEWERS. Office, Rotunda, Park. Office, 51 Chambers. Peter B. Sweeny, Public Administrator. John P. Flender Water P u rveyor; James Gulick, Forem an P ipe JYard ; Nicholas 0. Robertson, Turncock ; Daniel Adamson, Superintendent at Croton D am ; James Scott, Superintendent at Sing Sing; Bernard See, Superintendent at WARD OFFICERS. T arrytow n; James Bremner, Superintendent at D oW s F erry; James Berwick, Superintendent at A S S E S S O R S O F T H E WARDS. Y onkers; John L. Berrian, Superintendent at Fordham ; Jacob Moore, Superintendent at High 1st Ward—Chas. Gannon & Joseph Blackburn. B rid ge; John Geery, K eeper R eceiving Reser­ 2 d 44 Chas. A. Brown, & James B. Hether- v o ir; Benj. G. Roe, K eeper D istributing "Re­ ington. servoir* 3d 44 Henry Luscomb & Archibald Coch­ rane. 4th 44 Charles H. Lyons & John Ridden. C IT Y IN S P E C T O R ’S D E P A R T M E N T . 5th 44 John McKimmin Isaac M. Phyfe & Henry Swords. 15th 44 Whitman Phillips & Stephen Merritt Board o f Governors.—Simeon Draper, Anthony 11th 44 Wm. H. Vanbenschoten & Jacob Dugro, Wm. T. Pinkney, Washington Smith, Bittell. Richard S. Williams, Peter McLoughlin, John J. 18th 44 George McDonald & Benj. Ilarker, Herrick, Patrick Henry, Isaac Townsend, Edward 19th 44 B. P. Boppert & George Park. C. West. 0 20th 44 Wm. Murray & John Miller. A P P E N D IX .— CITY GOVERNMENT. 5 C O N ST A B L E S OF T H E W ARDS. S U R R O G A T E ’S O F F IC E . 1st Ward—Alexander Brulte and-------- ---------- 3 Hall of Records. 2d “ Chas. W. Kruger and •------------------- Sd “ Andrew Nesbit and Benj. C. Benham. Alexander W. Bradford, Surrogate; Gabriel Yan 4$ “ Emanuel Joseph and Wm. Cook. Cott, Chie/ Cleric; Cornelius Minor, General 5$ 44 Chas. F. Watts and------— -------- C lerk; Thomas C. Acton, Assistant-General 6$ 44 Peter Collins and Herman Eicke. C lerk; Wm. Ripley, Recording C lerk; David R. Jaques, Engrossing Clerk. 7$ 44 Chistopher F. Klenck and Edward Munson. 8$ u Rich. A. Chambers & Abraham Moses. 9$ 44 Benj. D. Wisner and Philander Brush. C O R O N E R ’S O F F IC E . 10$ 44 James Riley and Wm. T. Stevenson. 9 New City Hall, (Basement) 11$, u Henry Dreher and Gilbert Weeks. Robert Gamble, h. Bowery c. Houston, H. N. Will- 12$ 44 John Helms and------------------ helm, h. 84 Chrystie, Wm. O’Donnell, h. 41 Oliver, 18$ 44 John W. Somerindyke and Geo. Saul. Joseph Hilton, h. Madison c. Roosevelt, Coroners ; 14$, u Nathaniel Finch and Washington Q. Isaac Cockefair, h. 158 Laurens, Deputy Coroner. Hutton. 15$ “ James King and George W. Bogert 16$ “ Benjamin Carr and John Asley. 17$ 44 James Yandyne and A. D. Farrell. C O M M IS S IO N E R O F JU R O R S. 18$ “ Henry Bishop and William Chapman. Office, 7 City Hall 19$ M Thomas Egan and------------------ Wm. A. Walker, Commissioner. 20$ 44 Balthasar Glasser and------------------ [Persons exempt from Jury duty should record their exemption at the Commissioner’s Office; they will thus avoid being summoned to attend as Jurors.] COUNTY OFFICERS. C O M M IS S IO N E R S O F E M IG R A T IO N . C O U N T Y C L E R K ’S O F F IC E . Office New City Hall. 10 City Hall. Gulian C. Yerplanck, Pres.; E. Crabtree, Yice Richard B. Connolly, C lerk; David A. Fowler, Dep­ Pres., B. Casserly Sec., G. W. Blunt, Cyrus Curtiss, uty Clerk. C. H. Marshall, C. Barstow, James Kelly, Mayor of New-York, Mayor of Brooklyn, President of the Gerhian Society, President of the Irish Emigrant Society. S H E R IF F ’S O F F IC E . 11 City Hall. John Orser, High Sheriff, W. 30th, n. Eighth av. B O A R D O F H E A L T H C O M M IS S IO N E R S . James C. Willet, Under Sheriff, 636 Fourth Hugh Crombie, Deputy Sheriff, 47 Av. C Office, 6 City Hall. Joseph Cornell, 44 44 57 Second Richard T. Compton, Jonathan Trotter, Thomas K. James B. Bensell, 44 “ 213 Chrystie Downing, Wm. Rockwell, and Jedediah Miller, Thos. J. Gillelan, “ 44 11 City Hall Health Commissioners. Thos. Carlin, 44 “ 65 Grand Richard L. Morris, (Quarantine) Health Officer; Fredk. L. Yult6 44 “ 116 W. 23d Henry B. Fay, Deputy Health Officer; William Nathan S. Selah, 44 44. 39 Clinton Rockwell, Resident Physician ; J. D. Harris, Sec. Chas. F. Lineback, w “ 11 City Hall John T. Stewart, 44 44 234 Henry John Wilson, 44 “ 11 City Hall Andrew Sheehen, 44 44 71 Catherine T A X C O M M IS S IO N E R S . Isaac B. Smith, Deputy and Jailer, 22 Eldridge Office, 7 New City Hall. Franklin Gilmore, Special Deputy to convey prison­ Jon’th’n W. Allen, Geo. H. Purser, Jno. Delamater. ers to State Prison, 183 Chambers. Robert P. Simpson, Sergeant-at-Arm s. SHERIFF’S JURY FOR 1858. C O M P T R O L L E R ’S P A Y D A Y S — 1853. Will meet for the purpose of taking Inquests, and for The following Table will show when to present Bills trial of C lins, and such other business as may be to the Comptroller for payment, and pay days in brought before them, at 5 o’clock, P. M., during 1853. the months of January, February, March, April, application DAYS. PAY DAYS. September, October, November, and December; January, . . 6 January, 12 and at 6 o’clock, P. M., during the months of May, u 20 tt 26 June, July, and August, as follows: February, • 3 February, 9 tt 17 tt 23 FIRST PANEL. March, . , 3 March, . . . 9 January, 1853, . 3,17,28. tt 17 tt 23 March, 44 7, 21, 25. tt • 81 April, . . 6 May, “ • * • . 2,16,27. April, . 14 tt 20 July, “ 4,18, 29. tt • 28 May, 4 Sept, “ . 5,19,30. May, . 12 tt 18 Nov., “ 7, 21, 25. tt # 26 June, . . . 1 June, • . 9 tt • 15 SECOND PANEL. tt 23 tt 29 February, 1853. . 7,21,25* July, . 7 July, . 13 April, “ 4sf 18, 29* tt 21 tt 27 June, tt . 6,20,24 August, . \ 4 August, 10 1,15, 26. tt 18 tt 24 IP . 8,17,28. September,. Oct, “ 1 September,. . 7 Dec., “ 5,19, 80. tt 15 tt 21 tt 29 October, 5 October, . 13 tt 19 tt 27 November, . 2 R E G IS T E R ’S O F F IC E . November, . , 10 tt 16 2 Hall of Records. tt 24 tt 80 Garret Dyckman, R egister; Henry D. Johnson, December, 9 8 December, 14 41 • • 22 tt 28 Deputy Register. 6 A P P E N D IX .— C IT Y GOVERNM ENT. F IR E D E P A R T M E N T . name. no. location. United States, 25, Anthony n. Broadway, A lfreb Carson, C h ief E n g in eer: Office, 21 Eliza- Butgers, 26, 146 Monroe. beth. Neptune, 27, 106 Beade. A ssistant E ngineers—Michael EichelL John A Pearl, 28, Chambers c. Centre. Cregier, Moses Jackson, Henry H. Howard, Peter Continental, 29, 77 Willet. N. Cornwell, John Baulch, John Decker, Charles Laurel, 30, W. 27th n. Tenth av. A. Brown, John H. Forman, John C. Oliver. Putnam,* 31, 5 Jackson. F ire W ardens—Thomas Boese, Jas. Gilmore, Beni. Index, 8% W. 48th n. Eighth av. Cartwright, John Eeese, Wm. B. Hays, Francis Warren, 33, Sullivan n. Prince. Hagadorn, John B. Miller, William Wessels, John Star, 34, Tenth n. Dry Dock. Crossin, David Theall, Floyd S. Gregg, Chas. L. Fifteenth Ward, 85, 199 Mercer. Merritt. John Lynes, Cleric.—Meet once a month. Oceana, 36, 205 Madison. Office, 21 Elizabeth. Madison, 37, Broadway n. E. 26th. Amity, 38, 182 Amity. LOCATION OF ENGINE COMPANIES, Ac. Metropolitan, 39, Third av. n. E. 26th. NAME. Empire, 40, 142 Barrow. NO. LOCATION. Alert, 41, 67 Watts. Hudson, 1, W. 47th n. Eighth av. Excelsior, Mazeppa, 42, W. 34th n. Tenth av. 2, 21 Henry. Pioneer, 43, Broderick, 3, Washington n. Leroy. 123d c. Third av. Niagara, Washington Irving, 44, W. 81st n. Seventh av. 4, Mercer n. Amity. Bed Jacket, 4>, Protection, 5, 61 Ann. E. 33d n. Third av. Americus, America, 46, 83 Nassau.. 6, 23 Gouverneur. Howard, 47, Lexington, 7, E. 25th n. Second av. Fourth n. Av. D. Manhattan, Americus, 48, 85th c. Third av. 8, 71 Ludlow. Lady Washington, 49, United States, 9, 47 Marion, 126 Cedar. Water Witch, Corlies, 50, 10£ Mott. 10, W . 27th n. Tenth av. Belief, Oceanus, 11, Wooster n. Prince. 51, E. 50th n. Third av. Knickerbocker, Undine, 52, Harlem. 12, E. 50th n. Third av. Naiad, 53, Eagle, 13, 5 Duane. Columbian, Eureka, 54, 105 W. Broadway. 14, Church n. Yesey. Peterson, 15, 49 Chrystie, HOOK AND LADDEB COMPANIES. Croton, 16, 165 W. 20th. East Biver, 17, Mangin n. Delancey* NAME. NO. LOCATION. Atlantic, Mutual, 1, Chambers c. Centre. Lafayette, 19, 199 Chrystie. * Chelsea, 2, W. 24th n. Seventh av. Washington, 20, 8 Temple. Phenix, 3, 132 Amity. Fulton, 21, Anthony n. Broadway. Eagle, 4, 20J Eldridge. Protector, 22, Chambers c. Centre. Union, 5, 91 Ludlow. Waverley, 23, 223 Twelfth. Lafayette, 6, Firemen’s Hall, Mercer. Jackson, 24, W. 17th n. Ninth av. Mechanics, T, Harl.em. Cataract^ 25, Broadway n. E. 26th. Empire* 8, W . 48tb c. Eighth av. Jefferson, 26, 6 Third. America* 9. E. 29th n. Second av. 27, Carmanville. Narraganset, io ; 85th n. Third av. Pacific, 28, Fourth av. c. E. 27th. Knickerbocker, n, Guardian, 29, 14 Amos. Friendship, 12, Tompkins, 30, E. 22d. n. Second av. Hope, 81, W. Broadway n. Beach. H YD BA N T COMPANIES. Bunker Hill, 32, 101 Hester. Black Joke, No. 1, 7th and 8th District. 83, 58th n. Broadway. S 2, 5th and 6th u Howard, 34, Christopher n. Hudson. Columbus, “ 3, 3rd and 4th “ 85, Third av. n. 121st. 86, Broadway c. 69th. Southwark, 38, 28 Ann. Clinton, 41, Attorney c. Delanc'ey. Empire, 42, 2 Murray. F IR E D E P A R T M E N T FU ND. Manhatta, 43, Manhattanville. Officers—Chas. McDougall, P res.; Bobt M. Bruce, Live Oak, 44, Houston n. Cannon. V P r e s .; John J. Tindale, S ec.; John S. Giles, Aurora, 45, 85th c. Third av. T rea s.; David Theall, Collector. Belief, 46, Third av. n. E. 26th. T rustees—John Coger jr., P res.; James Kelley, Mazeppa, 48, W. 24th n. Seventh av. jSec. ; Henry A. Burr, James Pryer, John B. Peck, Pocahontas, 49, 126th st. Harlem. Adam P. Pentz, Peter H. Titus, Jonas N. Phillips, James Y. Watkins, Committee o f Donations. HOSE COMPANIES. NAME. ■ NO. LOCATION. Eagle, 1, Madison n. Pike. Knickerbocker, 2, 5 Duane, F IR E D IS T R IC T S . Independence, 3, 211 Hester. F irst D istrict.—The First District shall comprise Marion, 4, Attorney n. Delancey. all that part o f the city lying north of 22d street, New-York, 5, Firemen’s Hall, Mercer. and edst of the Sixth av. Croton, 6, 23J Gouverneur. Second District.—The Second District shall com­ Binggold, 7, E. 13th n. Fourth av. prise all that part o f the city lying north of 22d City, 8, 75 Cedar. street, and west of the Sixth av. Columbian, 9, 174 Mulberry. T hird D istrict.—The Third District shall comprise Liberty, 10, Dover n. Pearl; as follows; Beginning at the foot of North Moore- Gulick, 11, 14 Amos. st., N. B ., and extending easterly in a straight line Washington, 12, 51 Horatio. to between Church and Broadway in Leonard-st; Jackson, 13, Mangin n. Delancoy. thence northerly in a straight line to the comer of Atlantic, 14, 19 Elizabeth. • Eighth av. and 22d-street; thence westerly, along Fulton, 15, 1£ Eldridge. 22d-street to the North Biver. Tompkins, 16, Houston c. First F ourth D istrict.—The Fourth District shall com­ Clinton, 17, 40 Fifth. prise as follows: Beginning in Leonard between Franklin, 18j 28 Beaver. Church and Broadway; running thence northerly, American, 19, 52 Green. in a straight line to the corner of Eighth av. and Humane, 20, 30 Ann. 22d-st.; thence easterly along 22d-st.; to Lexing­ Hudson, 21, foot Duane. ton av.; thence, southerly, in a straight line to be­ Phenix, 22, 101 Hester. tween Broadway and Elm, in Leonard-street; and Perry, 23, 51 Horatio. thence westerly, in a straight line to Leonard- National, 24, 315 Spring. street, between Church and Broadway. A P P E N D IX .— CITY GOVERNMENT, 7 Fifth District.—The Fifth District shall comprise General Terms fo r Argument—1st Monday in as follows: Commencing in Leonard, between Elm March, July, and November. and Broadway, and running thence northerly, in a (General Terms—4th Monday in each month for straight line to the comer of Lexington avenue decisions, and appeals from inferior courts, except and 22d-street; thence easterly along 22d-st to the July and August E. R .: thence southerly, and along the E. R. to Special Terms fo r Issues o f Law—Retd at Cham- 14th-street.; thence southwesterly, in a straight line oers 1st Monday in each month. I to the corner of Leonard and Orange sts.; thence Special Terms, fo r Trial o f Issues o f F act : westerly, in a straight line to the place of beginning. F irst P a rt—1st Monday in each month, except Sixth District.—-The Sixth District shall comprise March, July, August, November. as follows: Beginning at the comer of Leonard and Second Fart—1st Monday in each Month, except Orange streets, and running thence easterly, in a March, July, August, September, and November. straight line to the foot of Market-street, E. R .; Motions end Chamber business will be attended to thence along E. R. to 14th-st.; thence southwester­ daily at Chambers, at 10 A. M. ly, in a straight line to the place of beginning. The General and Special Terms will open at 10 A. M. Seventh District.—The Seventh District shall com- prise as follows: Beginning at the foot o f Market street, E. R., and and running thence westerly in a M A R IN E C O U R T . straight line to Leonard between Broadway and 3 City Hall (Basement.) Elm-st; thence southerly, along a straight line intersecting Wall at the junction of Nassau, Wall Justices—A.A.Phillips, F.M’Carthy, A. A.Thompson. and Broad streets, and continue through the Bat­ Clerk—Moses D. Gale. tery to N. R. Open every day except Sundays. EighthDistrict.—The Eighth District shall comprise as follows: Beginning at the foot of North Moore D IS T R IC T C O U R T S . street, N. R., and running thence easterly, in a straight line to Leonard between Broadway and Held by Justices. Elm-st; thence southerly, along a straight line in­ F irst District—1st, 2d, Sd, and 5th Wards; 35 tersecting with Wall-st. at junction of Nassau, Warren. James Green, Justice, Isaac B. Batche­ Wall and Broad streets, and continue through the lor, Clerk. Battery to North River. Second District.—4th, 6th, and 14th Wards; Cham­ In case of fire, the signal from the alarm bells shall bers comer Centre. Bartholomew O’Connor, Jus­ be as follows: tice. Thos. F. Peers, Clerk. 1st District, one stroke. 1| 5th D istrict, five strokes. T hird District—8th and 9th Wards; Greenwich 2d do. two do. 6th do. six do. av. comer Amos. Wm. B. Meecb, Justice. Wm. 3d do. three do. 1 7th do. seven d a E. Smith jr., Clerk. 4th do. four do. 8th do. eight do. F ourth District—10th, 15th, and 17th Wards; For assistance, the signal will be the continual ring­ Bowery cor. Third. Wm. H. Vancott, Justice. ing of -the City Hall and all District bells. David Seaman Clerk. F ifth District—7th, 11th, and 13th Wards; Clin­ ton corner Grand. John Anderson jr., Justice. Edward S. M‘Pherson, Clerk. C IV IL COURTS, Sixth District—12th, 16th, 18th, 19th and 20th Wards; 1112 Broadway, between 32d and 33d-sts. FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF N. Y O R K Anson Willis, Justice. John Waite, Clerk. SU PREM E C O U R T . New City Hall. CRIM IN AL COURTS, JuDGES—John W. Edmonds, James I. Roosevelt, FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF N. Y O R K Henry P. Edwards, William Mitchell, and Robert H. Morris. Clerk—Richard B. Connolly; Office, 10 City Hall. General Terms—1st Monday of February, May, Oc­ O Y E R A N D T E R M IN E R . tober and December. New City Hall, Circuits—1st Monday in each month, except July Is held by a Justice of the Supreme Court, who and August. shall preside, and any two of the following officers: Special Terms—1st Monday of January, March, The Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of the April, June, September, and November. City and County of New York, the Mayor, Re­ Ana every Saturday for special motions. corder, and Aldermen of said City. Terms—1st Monday in April and November. SU P E R IO R C O U R T . New City Hall. G E N E R A L SE SSIO N S. Chief Justice—Thomas J. Oakley. Halls of Justice, Centre-street. Justices—Robert Emmet, Elijah Paine, John Duer, Held by the Recorder, with two Aldermen, or the Jos. S. Bosworth, and William W. Campbell. City Judge and two Aldermen. Clerk—Robert G. Campbell; Office, City Hall, 2d Terms.—1st Monday in each month. floor. General Terms—1st Monday of January, February, March, April, May, June, October, November and S P E C IA L SE SSIO N S. December. Special Terms—1st Monday of January, February, Halls of Justice, Centre-street March, April, May, June, October, November, and Held by the Recorder with two Aldermen, or City December. _ _ Judge with two Aldermen, without a Jury, Tues­ Trial Terms—1st Monday of January, February, days and Fridays at 9 o’clock, A. M. March, April, May, June, October, November and Francis R. Tillou, R ecorder o f the City o f New- _ December. „ ,, _ .. York, and Presiding Judge o f the Courts o f During the General Terms, one of the Justices will General and Special Sessions ; Office, New City hold a Court at Chambers daily, at 10 o clock, Hall. W. R. Beebe, City Judge; Office, New A M. -ridtvHali. .. T----- --,'ty Nf. Bowffiicfy" nnt^ D istrict Attorney i Office, 25 ^Chambers. ( ; COM M ON PLEAS. A/Oakey Hall, Ass't D istrict A ttorney; Ira Floyd City Hall, 2d floor. and James W. Olson, Clerks to District Attorney. First Judge—-Daniel P. Ingraham. . Henry Vandervoort, Clerk o f Oyer and Terminer, Associate Judges—Charles P. Daly, and Lewis B. General and Special Sessions ,* Office, Halls of Justice, Centre-street, Clerk—Richard'B. Connolly; Office, 10 City Hall. John Sparks, Deputy Clerk. 8 A P P E N D IX .— CITY GOVERNMENT. P O L IC E C O U R T S . U. S. D IS T R IC T C O U R T . 1st D istrict—(Lower Police Office). At the Tombs, New City Hall. Centre corner Franklin. Justices: Abraham Bo- General Terms—First Tuesday in each month. gert jr., and B. W. Osborne. C lerks: James Special Court—Every Tuesday, unless the stated Nesbitt and Robert H. Johnston. Alfred Chancel­ term be then in session. lor, Scrivener. 2d D istrict—At the Jefferson Market, Sixth av. cor. Greenwich ay. Justices: Sidney H. Stuart & James McGrath. Clerks: James M. Murray, & POLICE FORCE William M. Davison. 3c? Districtr—^ ssex Market, Grand cor. Ludlow. OF THE J u stices: James H. Welch & William B. Wood. C IT Y O F N E W -Y O R K . C lerks: John Lalor & William B. Rockwell. George W. Matsell, C hief o f P olice; Office, No. 1 basement of the west end of the City Hall resi­ dence, 30 Stanton. William Mackellar, Clerk. STATION HOUSES—NUMBER OE POLICE­ MEN IN EACH WARD. UNITED STATES COURTS. F irst Patrol D istrict—Station House, 52 Trinity place and at Franklin market. Whole Force SI J SO U TH E R N D IS T R IC T O F N E W -Y O R K . Second Patrol District—Station House, 70 Beek- COMPRISING THE FOLLOWING COUNTIESI man. Whole Force, 42. Third Patrol District—Station House. 88 Barclay Columbia, Dutchess, Greene, Kings, New-York, Whole Force, 51. Orange, Putnam, Queens, Richmond, F ourth Patrol District—Station House,, 9 Oak Rockland, Suffolk, Sullivan, Ulster, Whole Force, 57. and Westchester. F ifth Patrol District—Station House. 49 Leon­ New City Hall. ard. Whole Force, 57. Sixth Patrol District—Station House, Halls of Officers of the Court— Justice, Centre cor. Franklin, Whole Force, 55. Samuel Nelson, Associate Justice ofTJ.S. Supreme Seventh Patrol District—Station House, Foot Court, and Juflge o f the Circv/it Court. of Gouvemeur. Whole Force, 65. Samuel R. Betts, Judge o f the D istrict Court. Eighth Patrol D istrict—Station House, Prince John W. Nelson, Clerk o f the Circuit Court. cor. Wooster. Whole Force, 58. George W. Morton, Clerk o f the D istrict Court. Ninth Patrol District—Station House, Jefferson Charles O’Conor, U. S. D istrict Attorney. market Whole Force, 52. Abram T. Hillyer, TJ. S. Marshal. T enth Patrol D istrict—Station House, Essex Commissioners—Joseph Bridgham, George W. Mor­ market. Whole Force, 50. ton, John W. Nelson, Charles W. Newton, Charles Eleventh Patrol District—Station House, Union Elliott Scoville, and Kenneth White. market Whole Force, 50. U. S. Commissioners to take Affidavits, Deposi­ T welfth Patrol D istrict—Station House, Harlem. tions, B ails, etc.—The Clerks of the Circuit and Whole Force, 34. District Courts, and their Chief Deputies, are Com­ T hirteenth Patrol District—Station House, At­ missioners ex-officio for the Southern District of torney cor. Delancey. Whole Force, 50. New-York. F ourteenth Patrol District—Station House, Cen­ tre market. Whole Force, 52. [The offices for the accommodation of the Officers of F ifteenth Patrol District—Station House, 220 this Court, are located at the east end of the New Mercer. Whole Force, 46. City Hall, contiguous to the Court Room.] Sixteenth Patrol District—Station House, West 20th bet. Seventh & Eighth avs. Whole Force, 55. Seventeenth Patrol District—Station House, Third cor. Bowery. Whole Force, 55. U. S . C IR C U IT C O U R T . Eighteenth Patrol District—Station House, East New City Hall. 29th bet Fourth and Fifth ays. Whole Force, 48. Nineteenth Patrol District—Station Houses, Equity arid Crim inal Term—Last Monday in Yorkville, and Eighth av! cor. West 48th. Whole February. Force, 44. General Terms—First Monday in April, and third T wentieth Patrol District—Station House, West Monday in October. 35th, bet Eighth & Ninth avs. Whole Force, 58. CUSTOM HOUSE. Open daily, from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. (Sundays excepted.)—PUBLIC STOKE,—12 Broad. offices. location. officers. Collector................ ............. Rotunda, C. H....................................... Greene C. Bronson. Deputy Collectors, Rotunda, C. H.—Henry Calhoun, Wm. G. King, Chas. P. Clinch, Moses F. Odell, Sami B. Romaine. Cashier................................ Kotunda, C. I I .................................... Henry G. Bronson. Naval Officer....................... 1st floor right, entrance from Pin e... Heman J. Kedfield. . 5* S. Franklin, Deputy Naval Officers. 2d floor, east side of*Rotunda W. Bokee, |m . Hoffman. Surveyor............. 2d story, east side of passage John Cochrane. Deputy Surveyor J. L. Benedict Inspector............ J. L. Vanboskerck. Auditor............... 2d story, west side of passage Samuel G. Ogden, Jr. Register U. S. Bond. Ware h. 3d floor, left, entrance from Pine, Wm. C. Dayton. Store Keeper Broadway, cor. Exchange place Alexander J. Hamilton. Sample . . . Edgar Irving. Gaugers... Basement, C. H Measurers Barge Office.. ................ foot of Whitehall.................... . . . J. Thorne, boarding officer. U. S. Bonded Warehouse. Broadway, c. Exchange place ,.. P. Hanford, Appraisers,—Cornelius Savage, G. G. Campbell, M. B. Edgar. Keeper of Custom House—Geo. Hillier. Assistant Treasurer, U. 8 . . . 1st floor left, entrance from Pine___ John A. Dix. A PP EN D IX .— POST OFFICE. 9 THE POST OFFICE Is situated in Nassau-street, extending from Liberty to Cedar. Office Hours.—From April to October, X of 8 A. M. to T P. M. From October to April. ^ of 8 A. M. to 6% P. M. Sundays—From 9 to 10 A. M., and from 12 K to 1% P. M ISAAC V. FOW LER, Post Master. ------------ , Secretary. ------------ , Cashier. William B. Taylor, Superintendent o f the entire City delivery. J. H. Hallet, Superintendent o f the Alphabet, and Carrier's D elivery. Seymour J. Strong, Superintendent o f the B ox D elivery. George G. Coffin, Superintendent o f the F or^ gn Letter Department. M. Clark, General Superintendent o f the Office, fo r receiving and sending off all Mails. Thomas J. Clark, Superinintendent o f the Newspaper D elivery. _______ Superintendent Carrier's Service. RATES 0E POSTAGE. ON LETTERS. The Inland Postage for 8000 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 of half an ounce, or less, shall be charged with an additional single postage. Drop letters, for delivery, only one cent. Advertised letters are charged with 1 cent, in addition to the regular postage. ON P R I N T E D P A P E R S * The postage on the regular numbers of a newspaper published weekly, for not exceeding 50 miles, 5 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. Monthly newspapers sent to sub­ scribers, one quarter; semi-monthly, one-half; semi-weekly, twice; 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, of no greater weight than one ounce for any distance not exceeding 500 miles, 1 cent; and for each additional ounce or fraction of an ounce, 1 cent; 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 M A IL S CLO SE. The great South mail closes at T A. M. and at 3.45 P. M. The North mail closes at 5.30 A. M., and 3.80 P. M. The Eastern mail, via Stonington, closes at 3.30 P. M. The Eastern mail, via New Haven Rail­ road, closes at 5.30 A. M. and 2 P. M. The Erie Railroad mail closes at 5.30 A. M. and 3.30 P. M. P O S T A G E S T O F O R E IG N C O U N T R IE S . Letters are to be Letters are to be charged with charged with When directed to any o f the postage p er Sin­ When directed to any o f the postage p er Sin­ Countries, Cities, or Towns gle Bate {not ex­ Countries, Cities, or Towns gle Bate {not ex­ below named. ceeding h alf an below named. ceeding h alf an ounce), at ounce), at 24 cents (California Alexandria, city of, via Mar- ' 5 cents (California and Oregon ex­ seilles ............................... and Oregon ex­ cepted). Algeria................................... cept’d) when con­ 5 cents to be added Belgium................. |............. veyed by British Great Britain and Ireland.. . . when to or from Beyrout, city of, via Marseilles packets. California or Ore­ France................. . 10 cents to or from gon. Gibraltar............................\\ Oregon or Cali­ Pre - payment op­ Holland............................... [ fornia, when con­ tional. Hong Kong (China), Isle o f!! veyed by British Malta, Island o f ..................... packets. Newspapers 2 cents each, pre-payment required. Naples, kingdom of, via Mar­ 21 cents (California Pamphlets and periodicals 2 cents each, if not weigh­ seilles ................................. and Oregon ex­ ing over two ounces, and 4 cents^ an ounce if they Placentia............................... cept’d) when con­ exceed two oz., to be collected in all cases in the Roman, or Papal States......... veyed by U. S. United States. All such printed matter is subject Sardinia........................ ........ packet. to like additional charges in Great Britain, each Scutari, city of, via Marseilles 26 cents to or from country collecting its own postage on printed matter, Sicily, Island of................... Oregon or Cali­ whether the same is sent or received. No pamphlet Smyrna, via Marseilles......... fornia, when con­ can be sent weighing over eight ounces, and no peri­ Switzerland........................... veyed by U. S. odical over six ounces, without being subject to letter Turkey in Europe................. packet. postage. Neither pamphlets nor periodicals are en­ Tuscany, via Marseilles......... Pre - payment re- titled to conveyance through England. Venetian States..................... -j quired. 10 A P P E N D IX .— POST OFFICE. On the last above list, the rates named are the whether sent or received, being the United States United States postage only, the British and foreign and British postage, which must be collected in the postage having to be paid on the other side. News­ United States. papers 4 cents each, whether sent or received, being Letters a/re to be the U. S. and Br. postage only, to be paid in the charged with U. S. In this case $he letters and newspapers are When directed to a/ny o f the postage per Sin­ transmitted in the open, or Br. mail, through Eng­ Countries, Cities, or Towns gle Rate (not ex­ land. below named. ceeding half an Letters are to be ounce), at charged with When directed to any o f the postage p er Sin­ Aden (Asia), via Southampton ' 45 cents. Countries, Cities, or Towns gle Rate (not ex­ Ascension.............................. 45 tt below named. ceeding half an Australia, by private ship. . . . 37 tt ounce\ at Azores, Islands, via South­ ampton and Lisbon....... . 63 tt Alexandria (by Pros, cl’d mail) 88 cents. Bourbon and Borneo, Islands Beyrout.............................do. 40 tt of, via Southampton and Candia............................. do. 40 tt India................. ................ 53 tt Cesme............................... do. 40 if Brazils, via Falmouth.......... 87 tt China (except Hong Kong), Buenos Ayres, via Falmouth 45 tt via Trieste...................... do. 62 tt Canary Islands, do............... 65 tt Constantinople.................. do. 40 cl ^0ape de Verde Islands. . . . . . . 65 tt Dardanelles, the.................do. 40 (l Ceylon,Isl’d, via Southampton 45 tt Denmark...........................do. 37 .( China, do. 45 tt East Indies (English pos­ 57 tt sessions in), via Trieste . do. 38 (t ® ^ P t> i ■ do. Greece, S East Indies, all other coun­ Heligoland, Island of, via Lon­ tries in and beyond the don ..................................... 33 tt East Indies, via Trieste.do. 70 tt Indies, East, via Southampton 45 tt Galatz................................ do. 40 tt Java and Labuan, via South­ Gallipoli.............. do. 40 ll ampton and India.............. 53 tt G reece................. do. 42 It Lucca, via France.................. 31 tt \ Hong Kong, via Trieste.. .do. 88 Cl Madeira, Island of, via South­ Ibraila................................ do. 40 tfi ampton................................ 65 tt Ionian Islands.................. do. 37 It Mauritius, by Southampton Larnaea.............................do. 40 tt and India............................ 45 tt Modena...............................do. 83 tt Moluccas, do. do.. 53 tt Mytilene.............................do. 40 tt Montevideo, via Falmouth. . . 83 tt N orw ay............................do. 48 tt. New South Wales, via Ply­ Parma................................ do. 33 tt mouth and Cape of Good Poland............................... do. 37 It Hope................................... 45 tt Rhodes............................... do. 40 tt 1 Do. by private ship 37 tt R ussia...............................do. 87 it New Zealand, via Southamp­ Balonica............................. do. 40 tt ton and India..................... 53 u Samsum............................. do. 40 tt Do. by private ship 37 tt Smyrna.............................. do. 40 tt North Australia, via South­ Sweden............................. do. 42 tt ampton and India.............. 53 tt Switzerland........................do. 35 tt Phillippine Islands, via South­ Tenedos........................ do. 40 tt ampton............................... 45 tt Trebizonde ....................... do. 40 Cl Portugal, do. .... 63 tt Tuloza............................... do. 40 tt Sierra Leone....... ................... 45 tt Tuscany............................. do. 35 tt South Australia, via Plymouth Yarna.................................do. 40 tt and Cape of Good Hope ... 45 tt Pre - payment op Spain, via Southampton....... 73 tt tional. Sumatra, Island of, via South­ ampton and India....... .... 53 tt Egypt (except Alexandria) do. ’ Syria, via Southampton......... 57 tt Italian States, not belong­ Van Dieman’s Land, via Ply­ ing to Austria (except mouth and Cape of Good Modena, Parma, and Hope................................... 45 tt Tuscany........................ do. Venezuela............................. 45 tt [Lombardy and Venice are Victoria (Port Philip), via Ply­ parts of the Austrian mouth and Cape of Good Empire^ H o p e ................................. 45 tt Turkey, Wallachia, Molda­ West Australia, via Plymouth via, Servia, Levante, and 30 cents pre-pay- and Cape of Good Hope . . . 45 tt Turkish Islands in the ment required. Any British colony or other Mediterranean (except foreign country, when con­ Constantinople, Beyrout, veyed to or from the United Larnaea, Rhodes, Cesme, Kingdom by private ships.. 37 “ Smyrna, Tenedos, Myti­ lene, Salonica, Darda­ Aden (Asia)............................ nelles, Gallipoli, Sam­ East Indies............................ 50 cents Brit & sea. sum, Trebizonde, Yarna, Ceylon, Island of................... 10 cents foreign. Tuloza, Candia, Galatz, China . . » .............................. 5 cents U. States. and Ibraila.....................do. Hong Kong, Island o f .......... Mauritius............................... 65 total. Except in the last list, commencing with “ Egypt,” Phillippine Islands................ the rates set down are the full postage; and 6 cents By closed mails, via Mar­ each, to be pre-paid on both sides, is the-full United seilles............................... States and German postage on newspapers, under the Postal Convention. North Australia..................... On the following lists (from Aden to Spain, inclu­ New Zealand........................ 58 cents Brit. & sea. sive) the rates here set down must be pre-paid on Bourbon, Borneo................... 10 cents foreign. letters sent and collected on letters received, when Java, Labuan........................ 5 cents U. States. the same are transmitted in the British mail. If the Moluccas, Sumatra .............. letter is to or from the Pacific, 5 cents must be ad­ Or any other place in the In­ 73 total ded ; and where the letter passes through France, dian Archipelago............... the “ foreign ” postage is rated by the quarter ounce By closed mail, via Mar­ for the single letter. Newspapers, 4 cents each, seilles .......................... A PP EN D IX .— POST OFFICE. 11 Letters are to be Letters are to be charged with charged with When directed to any o f the postage p er Sin­ When directed to any o f the postage p er Sin­ Countries, Cities, or Towns gle Bate (not ex­ Countries, Cities, or Towns gle Rate (not ex­ "below named. ceeding h alf an below named. ceeding h alf an owned), at ounce), at 46 cents Brit. & sea. Newspapers 2 cents each, pre-payment required. Egypt.................................... 10 cents foreign/ Syria...................................... 5 cents U. States. 34 cents, where dis­ By closed mail, via Mar­ tance from the seilles........ . .4....R 61 total. West India Islands (not Brit) not exceed 2500 Egypt.................................... 26 cents Brit. & sea. Oarthagena............................ miles; and 20 cents foreign. Honduras............................... 44 cents, where dis­ Syria...................................... tance exc’ds 2500 Tunis, Africa........................ 5 cents U. States. St. Juan (Nicaragua)............ By French packet, yia Mar­ miles. Pre-pay­ 51 total. ment requir’d, be­ seilles. ................... ing U. S. & Brit­ 26 eents Brit. & sea. ish postage. 10 cents foreign. Newspapers sent, 6 cents each—pre-payment re­ Spain, via France.................. 5 cents’ U. States. quired. On papers received, the rate to be collected is 2 cents only, the British postage being pre-paid. 41 total. 50 cents on letters The following are the rates established under the sent; being the United States and Prussian Postal Convention, viz.: Guyaquil (Ecuador), U. States and for­ Genn.-Austrian Postal Union, Quito, do. eign postage. States of, viz.: Prussia, all Cobija (Bolivia)...., Pre - payment re­ other German States and La 1?aez, dp.......... . quired. 30 cents—pre-pay­ Copiapo (Chili)..*., the whole Austrian Empire, ment optional. 25 cents on letters by the Prussian closed Huasco, do........ received ; being mail, via London and Os- Coquimbo, do......... the United States tend.................................. . Yalparaiso, do........ postage only. St. Iago, do......... Pre - payment re­ Bremen City, Germany (by 20 cents—pre-pay­ the Bremen line), monthly . ment optional. quired. Newspapers 2 cents each, pre-payment required* Newspapers sent, 8 cents, and newspapers re­ Letters and newspapers may be sent also by the ceived, 4 cents each, to be collected in the United Bremen line to other parts of Germany and countries, beyond, subject to additional postage beyond Bremen. States. Havre (France), or any other 32 cents on letters Payta (Peru) sen t; being the port or place on the coast of Lambayeque (Peru) France, Germany, or any United States and 20 cents TJ. S. pos­ Huancnaco, do. foreign postage— other port or place in Eu­ do. rope where the United tage — pre - pay­ Casma, pre-payment re­ ment required. Huacho, do. quired. States steam packets touch Callao, do. (Great Britain and Ireland 20 cents on letters Lima, do. received ; being excepted), by the Bremen do. and Havre lines................ Pisco, the United States Islay, do. postage only — Newspapers 2 cents each, pre-payment required. Arica, do. pre-payment re­ Letters of the weight of £ oz. and under, by the Iquique, do. quired. Havre line, are subject in France to an additional postage of 60 centimes (12 cents); and when over 1 oz. and not over £ oz., 120 centimes, or 24 cents, Newspapers sent, 8 cents, and newspapers rc- and so on. ceived, 4 cents each to be collected in the United 10 cents, if distance States. ^ Bogota, New G renada; Buenaventwra, do.—28 from the mailing cents on letters sent, being the United States and Chagres.................................. office does not ex­ foreign postage; pre-payment required. 20 cents on Havana (Cuba)...................... ceed 2500 miles; letters received, being the United States postage Mexico.. ............................... and only; pre-payment required. Panama, and other foreign 20 cents, where dis­ News]tapers sent, 8 cents, and newspapers re­ places where the rates are tance exceeds 2500 ceived, 4 cents, to be collected in the United States. not fixed by postal treaty.. miles. Canada, New Brunswich, Cape Breton, P rince Pre - payment re­ Edw ards Island, Nova Scotia, and Newfound­ quired. land.—Vb cents when not over 3,000 miles from the Newspapers 2 cents each, pre-payment required. line of crossing; 15 cents where distance exceeds The above is the United States postage only. Ex­ 3,000 miles; pre-payment optional, being the full cept for Acapulco, on the Pacific, and vicinity, the postage. mails for Mexico will be dispatched by the U S . Newspapers and periodicals are chargeable witn mail steamship line from New Orleans, via Tampico the regular United States rates to and from the to Yera Cruz, three times a month. line, which postage must all be paid in the United West Indies, &c., British, viz.: States. Editors, however, may exchange free of ex­ Antigua............................. pense. Barbadoes........................ N. B. All letters to and from foreign countries Bahamas.......................... 10 cents, where dis­ (the British North American provinces excepted) Berbice............................. tance from the are to be charged with single rate of postage, if not Cariacou.......................... mail’g office does exceeding the weight of half an ounce; double rate, Demerara........................ not exceed 2500 if exceeding half an ounce, but not exceeding an Dominica.......................... miles; and ounce; quadruple rate, if exceeding an ounce, but not Essequibo............ 20 cents, where dis­ exceeding two ounces; and so on, charging two rates Grenada............................ tance exc’ds 2500 for every ounce or fractional part of an ounce, over Jamaica............................ miles. Pre-pay­ the first ounce. Montserrat....................... ment required— _ * . . , . Newspapers and periodicals to foreign countries St. Kitt’s N evis.............. • being U. S. pos­ (particularly to the continent of Europe) must be St. Lucia..... .................. tage only. sent in narrow bands, open at the sides or end; St. Yincent..................... otherwise they are chargeable there with letter Tortola, Tobago...............- Trinidad.......................... postage. 12 A PP EN D IX .— POST OFFICE U N IT E D STATES M A IL S T A T IO N S . ^ 2 a n ^ ^ p 11^ ? 0111 ^ eSe s^a^ ons W^1 t>e made four times each day, commencing at 7 and 11 A. M., and Letters token to the Post Office in time for the several Mails without any charge. Letters delivered from the Mails, 2 cents each. There will be three deliveries each day of city letters, &c., deposited in the boxes at the above hours, or left at the earners’ window, at the Post Office, viz.: at 9 A. M., and 1 and 34 P. M., at a charge of one cent pre-paia. " Please address your letters distinctly, and give street and number, and every effort will be made to deliver the letters, &c., with the utmost promptness. Stamps may be had for City Postage at the Post Office, and at the several stations. P ost Office, N ew -Y ork, A pril, 1853. Avenue C. Carmvne, 37 F ron t c. Beekman Ninth av. c. W. 18th South, 183 1 Chambers Fulton — c. W. 21st Spring 9 104 30 — n. W. 29th 146 120 Chatham — c. Nassau — c. W. 4l8t 198 BleeeJcer 64 152 — c. W. 42d. Tenth av. c.W. 12th 185 131 214 P ark — c.W. 14th 205 Cherry 254 Hall Records — c.W. 18th 227 118 Gold City Hall — c.W. 22d Bowery 201 85 Office Corns. Em. 13 — c.W. 25th 438 Grand Office Ke’r Taxes 305 76 486 69 Office Almshouse — n. W. 30th 119 Church 4314 Commissioners — c. 31st 151 94 466 Attorney Third av. 168 Coenties Slip 472 Office Corpora­ 185 188 17 504 tion 283 255 D ivision c. Clinton 584 P ark Row 815 274 E. Broadway 556 19 — c. E. 43d 330 198 Greenwich P earl <— b t E. 49th & 366 287 325 112 50th — cor. Sixth 801 — c. Morris — c. Platt Try on row Broadway Eighth av. — c. Dey 263 3 17 350 — c. Beekman Vesey 183 31 885 874 106 10 68 — c. Amos 421 Wall — Astor house 80 G reenw ich av. Rutgers 50 316 127 37 34 70 399 194 Houston 256 — c. Water 411 259 66 Second av. c. Sixth Washington 412 301 Hudson 30 217 & 219 433 333 96 Se'th av. c. W. 82d — c. Chambers 539 — cor. W. 34th 133 Sixth av. 850 569 — n. W. 40th 2144 5 — c Bank 609 — cor. W . 41st 304 43 West c. Albany, 639 F irst 362 49 — Cortlandt 663 74 379 76 — c. Barclay 681 F irst av. c. Seventh 438 98 — c. Warren 697 ----------- c. Tenth 445 114 — c. Reade 719 F ourth av. 448 151 203 725 & 727 252 500 152 — c. N. Moore 746 865 549 189 — c. Hubert 809 370 James 229 — c. Hoboken 821 375 188 269 841 856 404 M cDougal 291 — c. Christo­ 872 Franklin ,59 339 pher 907 130 Maiden-la. c. Wa­ 353 — c. Hammond n. 32d« Franklin square ter 873 — 31st n.N. R Canal 1 M adison av. c. E. 394 W. Broadway 97 F ront 4:4th 479 17 161 6 Nassau c. Wall — n. W. 33d 75 239 77 158 South 144 Cannon, 75 212 160 162 Whitehall c. South A PP EN D IX.— BANKS. 13 BANKS IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. B A N K RULES. T h e b a n k s a r e o p e n every day in the,year, day preceding the day o f discount, inclosed in a from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m., except Sundays, Christ­ sealed cover directed to the Cashier, advising the mas Day, New Year’s Day, the 4th of July, and name of the person upon whose account it is of­ general Holidays, appointed by legal authority. fered, &c. T h e i n t e r e s t f o r d i s c o u n t in the banks of B i l l s o r n o t e s l o d g e d a t t h e b a n k s this city (with the exception of those which are f o r c o l l e c t i o n ? are collected free of expense, privileged to charge seven p er cent.) is fixed at except when protested for non-payment-—the per­ six jper cent per annum, upon notes or bills not son lodging the same pays the charge of protest. having 60 days to run. Three days of grace are B e p o s i t s o f i n d u e y 9 o r n o t e s f o r c o l ­ allowed, and the discount taken for the same. l e c t i o n must be entered in the dealer’s book at E v e ry b il l o r n o t e o f fe r e d f o r d is ­ the time such deposit is made. c o u n t must be delivered into the office on the A l l i a n c e ? 8T Sixth a.v . Capital, $200,000; Watson, John H. Swift, George W. Lane, Charles Shares, 2,000; P a r, $100. D ivid en d s,-------- ; H. Leonard, and Nathaniel E. Russel. Jacob R. Pentz, P res.; Charles Phillips, Cash.; B a n k o f t h e C o m m o n w e a l t h ? W il­ Notary, D.Walden; Discount days, Wednesdays liam cor. E xchange pl. :—Capital, $750,000; and Saturdays; D irectors:—Jacob R. Pentz, Geo. Shares, 7,500; Par, $100 \ Dividends, ------; Steers, Jacob Deeth, James A. Nichols, Joseph A. Jas. B. Wilson, P r es .: Edward Haight, V. P res.; Eddy, William Jarvis, Jas. A. Wotton, Geo. An- George Ellis, Cash; N otary,A.Gallatin; Discount drews, and Peter W. Anderson. days, Tuesdays and Fridays; D irectors:—Jas. B. A m e r i c a n E x c h a n g e ? 50 W all :—Capital, Wilson, Edward Haight, W. M. Gawtry, B. M. $1,500,000; Shares, 15,000; P ar, $100; D ivi­ Whitlock, Lewis B. Brown, J. B. Yandervoort, dends, May and N ov.; David Leavitt, P r es .; P. Nelson Spofford, G. Henry Koop, Corn’s K. David Hoadley, V. P r e s .; Charles A. - Meigs, Sutton, Roswell Skeel, Harrison Jones, W. M. Ben­ Cash.; N otary, A. R. Rodgers; Discount days, jamin, John J. Herrick, Charles L. Frost, Benja­ Tuesdays and Fridays; D irectors:—D. Leavitt, min C. Lee, and Geo. B. Grinnell. D. Hoadley, W. A. Booth, S. Bronson, D. Hadden, B a n k o f t b e R e p u b l i c ? W all cor. D. Wesson, L. Holbrook, W. C. Langjey, S. D. Broadway :—Capital, $1,500,000; Shares, 15,000: Babcock, Henry Young, F. Leake, S. Willets, H. Par, $100; Dividends, Feb. and Aug.; G. B. Meyer, W. M. Richards, S. Gandy, A. A. Low, Lamar, P r es .; J. T. Soutter, Cash.; Notary, and one vacancy. Jonathan S. E ly; Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays; D i r e c t o r s G. B. Lamar, Francis Skid- dy, John J. Crane, George G. Sampson, Wm. H. B a n k off A m e r i c a ? 46 W a l l : — Capital, Guion, Wm. S. Tisdale, George Collins, George B. $2,000,000; Shares, 20,000; P ar, $100; Dividends, Carhart, Sumner Stone, Peter Poirier, Rufus R. Jan. and July; George Newbold, P r e s .; James Graves, Jas. W. Phillips, Henry A. Howe, Lucius Punnett, Gash.; Notary, J. P. Giraud Foster; Hopkins, and Geo. H. Kelsey. Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays; D irec­ B a n k o f S ta te o f N e w - Y o r k ? 30 W all : tors ; — George Newbold, Benj. L. Swan, Fred. — Capital, $2,000,000; Shares, 20,000; Par, $100; Sheldon,------------ , W. H. Aspinwall, Thomas H. Dividends, May and N ov.; C. W. Lawrence, Faile, Augustin Averill, David Thompson, John P res.; R. Withers, Cash.; N otary, W. O. R. Cryder, Stewart Brown, William Whitlock jr., English; Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays; Robert C. Goodhue, Henry A. Stone, Joseph Bat- D irectors: — C. W. Lawrence, R. Withers, I. tell, Fred. G. Foster, John W. Whitlock, and one Townsend, J. Lawrence, J. Steward, Charles A. vacancy. Davis, J. Conkling, L. S. Suarez, J. D. P. Ogden, B a n k o f C o m m e r c e ? 32 W a.-l l '.—Capital, Schuyler Livingston, Aug. Belmont & E.C.Center. $5,000,000; Shares, 50,000; Par, $100; Divi­ B o w e r y ? Bowery cor. Broome: — Capital, dends, Jan. and July; John A. Stevens, P res.; $356,650; Shares, 14,266; P ar, $25; Dividends, Henry F. Yail, Cash.; N otary, P. M. Irving; May and Nov.; Enoch Dean, P res.; Nat G. Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays; D irec­ Bradford, Cash.; N otary, Axlz. Schell; Discount tors:—John A. Stevens, "Robert B. Minturn, R. H. days, Tuesdays and Fridays; D irectors .-—Enoch Nevins, P. Perit, Charles H. Russell, S. Whitney, Dean, A. A. A lv ord ,-------------•, A. Cummings, H. C. De Rham, J. Sampson, G. T. Adee, J. C. George W. Edwards, Jesse A. Marshall, Wm. A. Green, E. D. Morgan, A. Norrie, S. J. Beals, -D. Mead, Jacob Miller, D. Pearsall, M. M. Quacken- Duer, H. A. Sinythe, and R. C. Olyphant. bos, Gerard Stuyvesant, John S. Williams, and B a n k o f N e w - Y o r k ? 48 W a l l :—Capital, George Webb. $1,500,000; Shares, 20,000; Par, $100; D ivi­ B r o a d w a y ? B’dway cor. Park pl. :—Capital, dends, Jan. and July; John Oothout, P res.; A. P. $600,000; Shares, 24,000; Par, $25; Dividends, Halsey, Cash.; Notary, W. D. Waddington; Dis­ May and Nov.; F. A. Palmer, P res.; John L. count day8, Tuesdays and Fridays; D irectors:— Everitt, Cash.; Notary, Wm. A. Datling; D is­ J. Oothout, Peter V. King, Henry Bdeckman, J. H. count days, Wednesdays and Saturdays; D irec­ Hicks, Robert Benson, C. E. Bill, E. Boonen tors :—F. A. Palmer, L. B. Ward, Silas C. Herring, Graves, C. P. Leverich, Josiah Lane, E. P. Heyer, J. Bodine, D. S. Schenck, W. N. Mclntire, Geo. P. Fred. Schuchardt, L. M. Hoffman, and J. A. C. Platt, J. S. Harris, J. Falconer, D. A. Wood, A. Gray. Stud well, T. Gardiner, F. P. Schoals, Wm. J.- B a n k o f N o r tili A m e r i c a ? 44 W a l l :— Decker, A. Arnold, Benj. F. Camp, and II. M. Wells. Capital, $1,000,000; Shares, 10,000; Par, $100; B u t c h e r s ’ a n d H r o v e r s ’ ? Bowery cor. Dividends, Janyand July; Wm. F. Havemeyer, Grand :—Capital, $600,000; Shares, 24,000; Par, P res.; Isaac Seymour, Cash.; N otary, Carden $25; Dividends, Jan. and July; Jacob Aims, Abbott; Discount days, Wednesdays and Satur­ P res.; B. Lewis jr., Cash.; Notary, Aug. Schell; days ; D irectors Wm. F. Havemeyer, Patrick Discount days, Wednesdays and Saturdays; D i­ Strachan, Wm. M. Bliss, Ralph W. Newton, Henry rectors:—Jacob Aims, D. Cotheal, John Gray, A. Kent, Charles M. Connolly, George Griswold Jos. Britton, Jas. Mills, R. W. Howes, S. S. Rogers, jr., Samuel L. Bush, Wm. K. Strong, Henry Stan­ J. W. Mersereau, J. B. Corlies, George Bell, and ton, David B. Turney, Charles E. Beebe, John P. F. Randolph. 14 A P P E N D IX.— BANKS. C e n t r a l , 88 Chambers : — Capital, $800,000: N. T. Tuttle, Samuel Leggett, Isaac O. Barker, Shares, 6,000 ] P ar, $50 \ Dividends, January Ulysses D. French, and John P. Hone. and July; Joseph E. Taylor, P res.: Walter F u l t o n , Pearl cor. F ulton Capital, %600,000: Oakley, Cash.; N otary, ----- ------; Discount Shares, 20,000; Par, $30; Dividends, May and days, Wednesdays and Saturdays; D irectors:— N ov.; John Adams, P res.; Wm. J. Lane, Cash. • J. E. Taylor, J>. A Kennedy, Ed. Griffin, H. E. N otary, T. H. Lane; Discount days, Wednes­ Davies, F. E. Lee, Wm. Oakley, E. E. Crane, Bay­ days and Saturdays; D i r e c t o r s John, Adams, ard Clarke, W. H. Cornell, C. W. Baker, and E. B. Anson G. Phelps, Jos. Kernochan, Edwin Clark Coleman. C. Smith, S. L. Mitchill, Benj. H. Field, Alfred Chatham cor. D uane : — Capital. Willis, Jos. S. Barker, Samuel Thompson, David $400,000; Shares, 16,000; P a r, $25; Dividends, Stewart, O. Deforest Grant, and Theo. Crane. May and N ov.; Elias G. Drake, P res.; Wm. L. G r e e n w i c k , 402 Hudson '.—Capital, $200,000* Kirby, Cash. ; N otary, B. C. Leveridge; D is­ Shares, 8,000; P ar, $25; Dividends, May and count day8, Wedn’ys & Saturdays; D irectors:— Nov.; B. F. Wheelwright, P res.; Wm. Hawes, E. G. Drake, C. R. Swords, D. K. Hall, A. Duryee, C ash.; N otary, W. Wheelwright; Discount H. W. Sill, Wm. A. Brown, C. Poillon, John B. day8, Tuesdays and Fridays; D irectors.—B, F. Dunham, Charles J. Shepard, Benjamin W. Mer- Wheelwright, J. Delamater, C. S. Benson, H. Hall’ riam, E. Scudder, Wm. L . Conklin, John Lever­ E. Hill, C. Gilbert, E. Green, H. Mott, A. M. L* idge, George B. Whitfield, and J. M. Shaw. Scott, J. N. Wells, A. A. Denman, W. Wheel­ C h e m i c a l , 2T0 Broadway :—Capital, $300,000; wright, Solomon Banta, and E. H. Herrick. Shares, 3,000; Par, $100;' Dividends, Jan. and G r o c e r s ’, 55 Barclay: — Capital, $300,000: July; John Q. Jones. P res.; J. B. Desdoity, Shares, 6,000; Par, $50; Dividends, Jan. and Cash.; N otary, H. C. Tallman; Discount daily; July; Charles Denison, P res.; Samuel B. White, D irectors:—J. Q. Jones, C. V. S. Roosevelt, J. D. Cash.; N otary, Isaac Vanwinkle; Discount Wolfe, Robt. McCoskry, and B. Johnson. days, Wednesdays and Saturdays; Directors:— C it iz e n s * , 64 B owery: — Capital, $350,000; Charles Denison, J. Mathews, J.’01well, A. F. La- Shares, 14,000; P ar, $25; Dividends, Feb. and grave, E. Elsworth, Jas. E. Brush, Wm. R. Ren- Aug.; Jay Jarvis, P res.; S. R. Comstock, Cash.; wick, John Armstrong, O. Blunt, C. H. Lilienthal, N otary, John W. Pirsson; Discount days, Tues­ J. W. Meeks, B. H. Vanauken, and Robert B. days and Fridays; D irectors:—Jay Jarvis, J. 0. Collins. Baldwin, Daniel Burtnett, Robert Barkley, James H a n o v e r , 1 H anover Square : — Capital. M. McLean, W. J. Valentine, John Mcllveen, M. $1,000,000; Shares, 10,000; Par, $100; Divi­ Y. Bunn, Wm. Close, J. H. Lyon, B. Bartram, dends, Jan. and July; Lora Nash, Pres.; A. J. Wm. Hall, Jos. N. Barnes, and Chas. Curtiss. Underhill, V. P res.; C. J. H. Bassett, Cash.; C i t y , 52 W all '.— Capital, $800,000; Shares, 8,000; N otary, Charles Spear; Discount days, Tues­ P ar, $100; Dividends, May and Nov.; G. A. days and Fridays; D irectors:—Isaac Otis, R. T. Worth, P res.; R. Strong, Cash.; N otary, S.Mer- Woodward, C. A. Macy, Lora Nash, A. J. rihew; D iscount days, Tuesdays and Fridays; Underhill, Edw. Corning, A. Edwards, Joseph G. D irectors:—G. A. Worth, S. C. Marsh, A. C. Reid, Allen, H. S. Terbell, Charles T. Pierson, Edw. T. E. Walker, W. W. Fox, H. Delafield, Daniel Bridge, Robert H. Berdell, R. P. Buck, A Wood­ Parish, M. Taylor, A. Bell, Lora Nash, J. H. Brow­ ruff, and Ezra Wheeler, er, T. Putnam, and John J. Cisco. Ir v in e r, Greenwich cor. W arren ’.—Capital, C o n t i n e n t a l , 12 W all '.— Capital, $1,500,000; $300,000; Shaves, 6,000; Par, $50; Dividends, Shares, 15,000; P ar, $100; Dividends, Feb. and Jan. and July; John Thomson, Pres., Daniel V. Aug.; D iscount days, Wednesdays and Satur- H. Bertholf, Cash.; Notary, John Newhouse; * days; George Curtis, P res.; Chas. H. Marshall, D iscount days, Tuesdays and Fridays; Dived* V. P res.; W. T. Hooker, Cash; N ot'y, P.M.Irving; o r s :—John Thomson, F. Campbell, D. B. Moses, D irectors:—Geo. Curtis, Chas. H. Marshall, David A. Frazee, Wm. Radford, Walter W. Concklin, H. Lane, E. T. H. Gibson, T. McNamee, Chas. F. Conklin, R. R. Wood, Alex. McKenzie, Hiram Wil­ Dambmann, U. A. Murdock, Jas. Bryce, G. A. liamson, D. Morrison, Wm. M. Pullis, and.H. I. Hart Townsend, Charles Ely, Asa S. Porter, Paul Alden, K n i c k e r b o c k e r ? Eighth av. cor. W. 14fch: John T. Agncw, S. B. Chittenden, Nehemiah — Capital, $300,000; Shares, 8,000; Par, $25; Knight, E. E. Morgan, and F. C. Gebhard. Dividends, Jan. and July; J. W. Savage, Pres.; C orn E x c h a n g e B a n k , :— John A. Gunn, Cash.; Notary, W. E. Smith jr.; Capital, $500,000: Shares, 5,000; P ar, $100; Discount days, Wednesdays’ and Saturdays; Di­ v Dividends, ----- ; E. W. Dunham, P res.; F. A. rectors /—Joseph W. Savage, John W. Howe, Hen­ .. Platt, Cash.; N ota ry,------------ ; Discoim t days, ry B. Bolster, M. Hopper Mott, Henry D. Crane, Wednesdays and Saturdays; D irectors:—E. W. John S. Meyer, William Winslow. Elijah Ward, Dunham, John L. Buckley, Alex. H Grant, J. B. Erastus Lyman, Henry Dubois, and James R. De!- Herrick, N. T. Hubbard, E. B. Litchfield, Wm. M. vecchio. , Lummis, Wm. H. Powell, Effingham Townsend, F e a t h e r M a n u f a c t u r e r s 9? 45 W illiam: N. H. Wolfe, David Dows, T. C. Durant, and Ste­ Capital, $600,000; Shares, 12,000; Par, $50; phen Brush. Dividends, Feb. and Aug.; j§ C. Tucker, Pres.; I> r y B o c k , A yenue D cor. T enth:—Capital, T. R. Acly, Cash.; Notary, N. B. Iloxie; Dis­ $420,000; Shares, 14,000; P ar, $30; Dividends, count days, Tuesdays and Fridays; Directors :— Jan. and July; David Palmer, P res.; F. T. Hayes, F. C. Tucker, J. Jagger, Jas. Meinell, Paul Spof- Cash.; N otary, vacant; D iscount days, Tues­ ford, J. N. Lord, J. Thorne, W. R. Jones, .Caleb days and Fridays; D irectors /—Geo. Law, Jno. Di- Barstow, J. P. Nesmith, A. G. Stout, G. W. Gray, mon, W. H. Hays, M. C. Story, E. H. Tracy, E. B. Wm. H. Russell, and Wm. H. Macy. St. John, Jas. Murphy, David Palmer, and B. C. M a n h a t t a n ? 40 W all:—Capital, $2,050,000; Webster. Shares, 41,000; P ar, $50; Dividends, Feb. and E a s t R i v e r , 60 T hird ay . '.— Capital, $413,000; Aug.; Caleb V. Beebe, Wm. N. Mclntire, Small, George Lovett, Walter R. Jones, Henry S. Terbell, Walter R. Jones jr., William Depew, Israel TlfoPh / ai’k JlV’ J - TKetcham, Charles L. Noe! Josiah Conley, J. T Derrickson, Josiah W. Baker, Corse, Samuel C. Harriot, John Ewen. Capital $200,000; Par, $100; Dividends, Feb. and Aug. ge 5 3?*tCh’ m?lm T ^ elIamy, Edward Schell, Thomas Gardiner, Thos. H. Simonson, D. A Wood N ew -Y o r k U n i o n {Johnstown, N. Y.), 18 David Louderback, Preston Sheldon, Geo C Pe­ Nassau :—James M. Bates, A gen t; J. J. White- ters, Helm ns M. Wells, T. W. Quick Wm H. house, P res.; R. P. Clark, See. D irectors; — Arthur, John S. Harris, R. S. Benedict H. Ivison Chester Phelps, John C. Hammond, David S. McNa­ Thos, M. Mavhew, Martin Y. Bunn, Joseph Ro­ mara, Stephen H. Johnson, William Hotchkiss, gers, Arthur L. Levy, Wm. J. Decker* Albert N W. S. Ingraham, R. P. Clark, John Clark, J. P. Brown, David Jacobus, And. Mills, Edward Haight* Brockett, Philip Vanvleck, W. N . Clark, J. J. Capital, $200,000; Shares, 2,000; P ar, $100. , Whitehousa, G. S. Vandusen. Capital, $200,000. P e o p le ’ s* 173 Ca n a l :—Jeremiah Terbell, P res.; Niagara* 67 W a l l :—Jonathan D. Steele, P res.; Philander Shaw, Sec. D irectors:—Richard Va- ,L. G. Irving, Sec. D irectors:—M. H. Grinnell, rick, Jeremiah Terbell, Freeman Campbell, John V Edward Ellsworth, Josiah Lane, Jonh Mortimer jr., W. Lewis, John P. Yelverton, Henry S. Terbell, Lucian D. Coman, Wm. Whitewright jr., Peter David D. Crane, Cornelius Stephens, Simon Shind- Naylor, Henry Coggill, J. D. Steele, Wm. H. Wis- ler, Edward Nelson, Gaylord B. Hubbell, Gideon ner, Thomas E. Davis, Ezra Wheeler, John W. Deangelis, James S. Brouwer, Benaiah C. Stokes, Hoyt, Lewis B. Loder, Thomas Baylis, T. A. Jotham C. Meeker, Solomon Banta, Chas. Crane, Whitaker, Cephas H. Norton, J. fe. Sheffield, An­ Geo. Warner, Christopher Gwyer, Wm. J. Buck, son G. Phelps jr., Wm. D. Thompson, Samuel W. John Moneypenny, Geo. D. Cragin, Chas. T. Pier­ Comstock, Theodore Perry, David Stewart, Thomas son, William M. Wilson, Abraham Leggett, Mat­ Tileston, Thomas Rigney, Charles F. Dambmann, thias Clark, Thomas Williams, Edward P. Clark, Thomas C. Doremus, Benjamin A. Mumford, Geo. Mortimer Brown, Robert C. Voorhies, Philip J. G. Smith, George L. Wiilard, T. B. Coddington. Bonesteel, Alfred Barmore, Charles H. Mclntire. Joseph W. Meeks, Thomas Marean, Washington Capital, $150,000; Par, $50; Dividends, Jan. and Irving, John T. Johnston. Capital, $200,000; Par, July. $50, Dividends, Feb. and Aug. P e o p l e ’s* (Kingston, N. Y.), 63 W a l l :—J. North A m e r ic a n ^ 67 W a l l :—James W. Otis, T. Seeley, A gen t; Joseph S. Smith, P res.; Edwin Pres.; R. W. Bleecker, See. D irectors : —James W. Budington, V P res.; N. Hathaway, Sec. W. Otis, Thomas. Tileston, James Bogert jr., Hugh D irectors .-—Joseph S. Smith, Edwin W. Buding­ Auchincloss, Drake Mills, Richard M. Blatchford, ton, Orrin A. Perkins, Rodney N. Baldwin, Nicho­ Caleb Swan, Tiiomas W. Gale, Jonathan Thorne, las Elmendorf, Archibald C. Niven, Charles Hatha­ Daniel B. Fearing, Charles Williams, William way, Oliver E. Hosmer, Jason Hasbrouck, Edwin Whitewright, Cornelius McCoon, David B. Keeler, Smith, Nicholas M. Masters, Edward M. Madden, Moses H. Grinnell, Andrew Foster jr., Samuel I. John S. Gould, Alvan B. Preston, Abraham H. Beals, Wyllis Blackstone, Josiah Lane, William S. Halleck, Chandler Root Zadock Pratt Silas Har­ Wetmore, Joshua J. Henry. Capital, $250,000; ris, Marius Schoonmaker, William H. Dewitt Par, $50; Dividends, June and Dec. Edward Dodd, Zachariah Lyon, Fletcher Stevens, North R iv e r * 202 Greenwich :—Peter R. War­ Edmund Eltinge, James Stewart jr., Capital, ner, Pres.; John Hegeman Sec. D irectors:— $ 110,000 . William C. Rhinelander, Stephen Storm, Stuart F. P e t e r C o o p er* T hird av. c. N inth :—Nathan Randolph, Samuel Verplanck, George P. Rogers, C. Ely, P res.; Isaac C. Kendall, V. P res.; William Michael Allison, William Bleakley, John B. H. Riblet See.; D irectors .-—Nathan C. Ely, Thos. Schmelzel, Eli White, John J. Lagrave, Andrew C. Morton, Thomas Carnley, Henry A Burr, Wiiliam Zabriskie, Abraham Vannest, John Slosson, Ly­ B. Reynolds, Henry C. Miles, George Colyer, Geo. man Denison, Samuel V. Hoffman, Peter G. Arcu- W. Quintard, Robert J. Jimmerson, Cyrus H. larius, Esek H. Williams, Wm. C. Brinckerhoff, Loutrel, Josiah P. Knapp, Charles G. Waterbury, Cornelius V. B. Ostrander, Jacob R. Leroy, Jere­ Samuel Leech, Michael Devoy, Milton G. Smith, miah Lambert, Matthew Armstrong, Peter Mar­ Harvey Hart Wnf. Robinson, Charles Perley, tin, Peter R. Warner, James Vannostrand, Howel Clarkson Crolius, James A. Tilford, Peter Cooper, Hoppock, Ebenezer Cauldwell, Stephen Conover, Isaac C. Kendall, Hamilton Fish, Alfred W. White, JohnC. Tucker, Edward Slosson. Capital, $350,- James Morris, John Lewis, Thomas Hyatt, George 000; Par, $25, Dividends, April and Oct W. Riblet, James Crumbie, John D. Harris, James North W e s te r n * (Oswego, N. Y .);—George Hart, Joseph C. Skaden. Albert H. Wright Wm. Deming, Agent* 74 Wall; Geo. Fisher, P res.; H. T. Blodgett Andrew A. Bremner, John Foster, D. Condict, See. D irectors:—Seth Grosvenor, Joseph R. Skidmore, Thomas McLelland, Hum­ Wm. H. Russell, Edward A. Lambert, George W. phrey Phelps, Silas Sutton. Capital, $150,000: Morton, J. V. L. Pruyn, D. P. Brewster, George Shares, 7,500; Par, $25. Fisher, Luther Wright, S. B. Ludlow, Heniy Ea­ P o u g -ltk e e p sie * 68 W all :—Wm. James Boggs, gle, Alvin Bronson, A P. Grant Capital, $150,- A gen t; James Bowne, P res.; Samuel B. Dutton, 000; Par, $50. Sec. D irectors:---James Bowne. David Arnold, N o rw ich * (Conn.), 72 W a l l :— Thos. A. Alex­ Alex J. Coffin, Richard A. Varick, Henry Pine, ander & Son, A gents: Samuel C. Morgan, P res.; Wm. Broas, Caleb Barker, James H. Allen, Charles J. Williams, Sec. D irectors:—Charles Johnson, Crooke, Isaac Platt, Herman J. Jewitt Jacob De- William Williams, J. G. W. Trumbull, Thomas groffe, Jacob Bockee, Samuel B. Dutton, Leonard W. Williams 2d, Lewis Hyde, Joseph Williams, Maison. Capital, $125,000. Jedediah Huntington, Walter Lester, Joseph Back­ P r o t e c t i o n * (Hartford, Ct), 67 W a l l :—E. Peck us. Capital, $150,000. and J. S. Clark, A genU ; D. W. Clark, P res.; Pacific* B roadway corner G^and :—Thomas William Conner, .Sec, Directors .*—D. W. Clark, Jeremiah, P res.; Amos F. Hatfield, Sec.^ D irec­ Chas. H. Northam, Wm. Kellogg, Lemuel Hum­ tors;—Thomas Jeremiah, Charles B. White, John phrey, John Warburton, Ebenezer Seely, Willis Kerr, Jacob Campbell jr., Allan Hay, Joseph H. Thrall, Ellery Hills, Thomas Belknap, William Williams, Maior Thompson, N. L. McCready, James A Ward, A G. Hazard, David Clark, William Robinson, William Tilden, John A Merritt David Isham, Horace Belden, Allen Loomis, William L. Youngs, Nathan C. Ely, James Stokes, Geo. R. Williams, W. B. Robbins. Capital, $300,000; Jackson, John T. Dodge, Henry Bruner, George P ar, $50. P. Weil, Harman Blauvelt William Smith, Eben’r R e n s s e la e r * (Lansingburgh, N. Y.), 68 W a l l : Beadleston, Nathan Roberts, Wm. H. Gebliard, —Wm. J. Boggs, A gen t; Jacob Fake, P res.; Wm. John W. Sageman, Jesse A Marshall, Charles E. Bradshaw, V. P res.; James Dougrey, Sec. Di­ Grant James D. Fish, Henry Wenzel, II. N. Wild, rectors .-—Jacob Fake, Charles C. Parmelee, J. E. F. B. O’Connor. Capital, $200,000; Par, $25. Whipple, John S. Wheaton, Charles H. Kellogg, P a rk , (The) 237 B r o a d w a y :—Christopher Champ- William Bradshaw, Edward Tracy, Peter Dela- linP res.; Josiah W. Baker, K P res.; Wm. Jaf- mater, Benajah Conant, John C. Cramer, Jonas * 22 A F P E N F IX .— INSURANCE COMPANIES. Whiting, Sidney D. Smith, Gilbert Miller. Capital, man Maass, A. A. Denman, George Webb, Chas. $200,000. J. Dodge, Edwin Pierson, John A. Deveau, Ger­ R e p u b l i c , 61 W all :—Robert S. Hone, Pres. ; ard Stuyvesant, Clarkson Crolius. Denton Pearsall. Duncan F. Curry, Sec. D irectors:— Samuel S. Capital, $200,000; P a r, $25; Dividends, Feix Howland, Robert B. Minturn, Stephen Whitney, and Aug. Reuben Withers, Daniel B. Fearing, Edward C. S u n M u t u a l * 40W a l l :-—A. B. Neilson, Pres. ; Center, William H. Russell, Josiah Oakes, Augustus Alfred Seton, V. P res.; John Whitehead, See. C. Downing, Joseph Gaillardjr., Gazaway B. La­ Trustees I—Moses H. Grinnell, Samuel L. Mitchill* mar, James M. Waterbury, George W. Riggs, Mortimer Livingston, Fred. G. Foster, P. Stracban* George Curtis, William Butler Duncan, George T. Anthony B. Neilson, Alfred Seton, Theodore Dehon! Adee, Charles H. Russell, Samuel V. Hoffman, Frederick Wissmann, Joseph Foulke jr., Alex. Isaac Townsend, John J. Astor jr., John A Ste­ Lawrence, Oliver Slate, jr., William H. Macy vens, Frederick A. Delano, James Warren, James Drake Mills, Roswell Sprague, Schuyler LivhigstonT C. Bell, Arthur Leary, Daniel Drake Smith, Mor­ Joseph Gailliard jr,. Jacob R. Nevius, Richard k ! timer W. Hamilton, Frederick G. Foster, Denning Haight, Peter TPoirier, G. Winthrop Gray, Robert Duer, Peleg Hall, John Steward jr., Robert S. L. Maitland, Henry A. Coit, John A Iselin, Edwin Hone. Capital, $150,000; P ar, $100; Dividends, Bartlett, Charles H. Marshall, Elias Ponvert, Louis January and July. Lorut, Theodore W. Riley. Dividend, annually. R o c h e s t e r ^ (Rochester, N. Y.), 118 B roadway : U n i o n M u t u a l * 58 W all :~F.S. Lathrop, P % . • —D. Yanwart, A g en t; D. R. Barton, P res.; John S. Tappan, V. P res.; Ferdinahd Stagg, See. I. S. Hobbie, Sec. D irectors ;—D. R. Barton, J. Trustees: —John Falconer, Moses Taylor, Amos * P. Milliner, C. K. Hobbie, Wm. Mudgett jr., R. Howes, Horace B. Claflin, John P. Nesmith, Paul Chamberlain, I. S. Hobbie, NF. L. Taylor, Daniel Spofford, Charles C. Hatch, L. H. Brigham, E. T. Wood, Samuel Richardson, Sanford, E. Church, H. Gibson, E. J. Anderson, S. D. Babcock, J. l! Wm. Wood, John Rapalje, Ira Worcester. Capi­ Buckley. James D. Fish, E. A. Oelrichs, Richard tal, $200,000. Bell, Peter Y. King, J. Symington, II. L. Routh, R o g e r W i l l i a m s * (Providence, R. I.), 68 Lewis B. Loder, H. H. Munsell, Yalentine Kirby. W a l l :—Seeley & Parsons, A gen ts; A. C. Mauran, Andrew Y. Stout, E. K. Collins, F. C. Gebhard, P. P res.; R. W. Jackson, Sec. Capital, $150,000. A. Hargous, Lambert Suydam, R. R. Graves, C. F. R o y a l * (Liverpool and London), 76 W a l l :—A. Dambmann, M. Livingston, J. H. Brower, James B. M’Donald, Agent. Trustees, (New-York:—) W. El well, N. W. Merrill, Sidney Green. J. B. JohnJ. Palmer, Adam Norrie; Committee o f Man­ Johnston, J. B. Dickinson, J. Seligman, Eugene agement, Wm. C. Pickersgill, Adam Norrio, Henry Dutilh, Joseph Fowler, Henry Holt, David B. Tur­ L. Routh, Benj. B. Sherman, Alex. T. Stewart, ner, W. A. Keteltas, Elias B. Brown, Isaac Moses, Henry Eyre, Robert L. Maitland. Capital $10,- A R. Frothingham. Capital, $750,000; Dividend, 000,000. January. S t. M a r l t s * (organizing), 60 T h ir d a v . :—Capi­ U n it e d States* 60 W a l l :—Joshua S. Under-, tal, $150,000. hill, P res.; James Wilkie, Sec. Directors S t. N i c h o l a s * Eighth av. cor. W. 23d., and 65 Joshua S. Underhill, Silas Hicks, Benjamin Corlies, W a l l :—M. Hopper Mott, P res.; Chas. O. Rich­ Stephen Yanwyck, Robert D. Weeks, George ardson, Sec. D irectors:—M. Hopper Mott, James Hussey? Uriah F. Carpenter, Ebenezer Cauldwell, R. Delyecchio, Wm. A. Wheeler, Wm. W. Camp­ Morris Ketchum, Charles T. Cromwell, Charles bell, Joseph W. Savage, John S. Meyer, Erastus Kneeland, Robert B. Minturn, Thomas W. Pearsall, Lyman, John Denham, Erastus C. Sanderson, Geo. George D. Post, Samuel C. Paxon, Caleb Barstow, M. Yannort, J. W. Howe, Garritt S. Mott, Joseph Samuel L. Mitchill, James Marsh, D. A. Cushman, Boughton, James W. Ogden, Samuel Lyman, William H. Titus, Robert I. Murray, Solomon Asahel A. Denman, Henry D. Crane, Mark Cor­ Griffin, Walter Underhill, Peter R. Bonnett, Jos, nell, William R. Stewart, Henry Dubois, William N. Lord, Charles P. Leverich, Henry S. Terbell, W. Cornell, Cummings II. Tucker, Henry B. Bol­ Walter F. Brush, William Cromwell, Merritt ster, Elijah Ward, John A. Gunn, Garritt H. Trimble, George J. Cornell, Robert Bowne, William Striker jr., Stephen W. Jones, William J. Brisley, H. Bradford, Edward S. Clark, Charles E. Bill. John Waite, William Winslow, Andrew Ward, Capital, $250,000; P ar, $25; Dividends, Jan. and David L. Sayre. Capital, $150,000; Dividends, July. Feb. and Aug. W a r r e n * (of Boston,) 87 W all :—James W. S p r i n g f i e l d * (Mass.), 68 W a l l :—J. T. Seeley Judd. A gen t; John L. Dimmock, P res.; C. K and S. L. Parsons, A g e n t s Edmund Freeman, W. Dimmock, Sec. D irectors;—Joshua Sears, P r es .; Wm. Conner jiv, Sec. Directors'.—Ed­ Elisha Atkins, Henry L. Williams, Jno. L. Dim­ mund Freeman, D. L. Harris, Marvin Chapin, mock, Daniel C. Baker, J. B. Lincoln, James S. Chester W. Chapin, A. Huntington, Edward South- Wiggin, Ellison Lassell, J. B. Robinson, Chas. H. worth, Albert'Morgan, Waitstill Hastings, Willis G. Chapin, Jno. Tyler jr., T. C, Abbott, William Phelps, Samuel S. Day, Chas. Merriam, George Lang, Josiah Bangs. Capital, 150,000. Walker, J. B. Merrick. Capital, $150,000; D ivi­ W a s t iin & t o n * 54 W a ll :—George C. Satterlee, dend, April. P res.; William Callender, Sec. Directors S t a t e M u t u a l o f U e n n s y l a n i a (Harris- Frederick Pentz, Daniel S. Miller, Henry L. Pier­ burgh), 40 W a l l : —Henry H. Godet, A gen t; John son, James D. Oliver, Richard K. Haight, Cornelius P. Rutherford, P res.; A. A. Carrier, A ctu a ry; Savage, Henry Morgan, Russell Stcbbins, Frederick A J. Gillett, Sec. Capital. $350,000. H. Wolcott, W. E. Wilmerding jr., A. C. Kings- S t i iy v e s a i u t * 151 B o w e r y :—Frederick R. Lee, land, George C. Satterlee, George Greer, J. T. B. P res.; Samuel Willets, V. P r e s .;,Benj. J. Pentz, Maxwell, Richard F. Carman, Wm. Oothout, Philip Sec. D irectors/ —Henry J. Bowen, A. A Alvord, R. Kearney, L. H. Holmes, Robert Lane, J. Brice John R. Paxton, Michael Burke, Edw. S. Gould, Smith. Capital, $200,000; Shares, 4,000; Par, Frederick R. Lee, Samuel Willets, Bartlet Smith, $50; Dividends, Jan. and July. Joseph R. Taylor, Adam W. Spies, C. L. Everitt, W a s h i n g t o n * (Providence,) 46 Pine:—A Bige­ Abram Cummings, Theodore Banks, George L. low jr., A gen t; Sullivan Dorr, P res.; WarrenS. Osborn, Benj. W. Bradford, James Robertson, Her­ Green, Sec. Capital, $200,000.- INSURANCE—HEALTH. H a r t f o r d * (Hartford Ct.), See Insurance Life. N e w Y o r k * 167 Broadway. M a n h a t t a n * 67 Chatham :—A Requa, Sec. A P P E N D IX .— INSURANCE COMPANIES. 28 INSURANCE—LIFE. JBtna, (Hartford, Ct.), 9 M ers’ e x . A . Edwards, norden, David S. Mills, J. B. Herrick, J. P. Ware, Agent; Thomas K. Brace, Pres. ; E. A. Bulkeley, Lewis B. Loder. Capital, $100,000; Par, $50; Y Pres, ; S. L. Loomis, S ec.; J. W. Seymour, Dividend, Triennially. Actuary. M u t u a l B e n e f i t , (Newark, N. J.), 11 W all : A lb io n , (London and New-York,) 44 W a l l :— —Joseph L. Lord, A gent; Robert L. Patterson, Robert S. Buchanan, Agent. Capital, $5,000,000; Pres.; Joel W. Condit, V. Pres.; Bern. C. Miller, Dividend, once in three’ years. Sec. Accumulated Fund, $1,559,000; Dividend, A m e r ic a n M u t u a l , (New Haven, Ct), 111 January. Broadway :—P. D. Whitmore, A gen t; B. Silli- M u t u a l , (of New^York,) 85 W all :—Joseph B. man, P res.; Benjamin Noyes, Sec. Capital, Collins, P res.; I. Abbatt, Sec.; Charles Gill, A c­ $125,000. tuary. Trustees:—Joseph B. Collins, R. H. B r itis h C o m m e r c i a l, 65 W a l l : Lumley M’Curdy, Frederick S. Winston, C. W. Faber, John Franklin, Agent. Capital, $3,000,000. P. Yelverton, Stacy B. Collins, John H. Swift, John C o n n e c tic u t M u t u a l , (Hartford, Ct.), 54 Wadsworth, Samuel M. Cornell, Gouverneur M. Wall :—W. S. Dunham, A gen t; James Goodwin, Wilkins, John V. L. Pruyn, George R. Clark, Chas. Pres.; Edmund G. Howe, V. Pres. ; Guy R. Ely, John C. Cruger, Abraham Bininger, Moses H. Phelps, Sec. D irectors:—James Goodwin, Ed­ Grinnell, Alfred Edwards, William Betts, Joseph mund G. Howe, Zephaniah Preston, Edwin D. Blunt, Isaac G. Pearson, Henry Wells, William Tiffany, Mason Gross, Edmund B. Hull, Henry Moore, Jonathan Miller, James Chambers, Joseph Hastings, Edward W. Parsons, Richard D. Hub­ Tuckerman, John M. Stuart, William J. Bunker, bard, Edward Wadsworth, E. D. Brigham, Theo. Nathaniel Hayden, Francis S. Lathrop, Eugene Polhemus, Jr. Accumulated Capital and Guar­ Dutilh, Lucius Robinson, R. G. Moulton, Samuel antee Fund, $1,700,000; Dividend, February. E. Sprohlls, Charles G. Stedman, Richard Patrick, F a rm ers9 L o a n a n d T r u s t C o ., 28 E x ­ Lewis G. Battelle. FTet Accumulated Fund, $2,- change Pl. :—D. D. Williamson, P res.; George 000,000. P. Fitch, Sec. Directors /—George Griswold, N a t i o n a l L o a n F u n d ; 71 W all :—C. Ed­ Thomas Tileston, Elias H. Ely, Isaac Townsend, ward Habicht, Agent. D irectors:—C. Edward Hiram Ketchum, George J. Cornell, Henry A. Coit, Habicht, Wm. Vanhook, Aquila G. Stout, Fan­ Henry Coit, Moses Taylor, George F. Talrnan, Seth ning C. Tucker, Henry Ludlam, Robert J. Dillon, Grosvenor, John F. A. Sanford, Nelson Robinson, Joseph Gailliard, Jr., John J. Palmer, James Boor­ Robert Schuyler, Gouv. Morris, Daniel Drew, Eli man, George Barclay, J. G. Holbrooke. Capital, Kelley, E. Whitehouse, C. H. Fisher, Israel Ran­ $2,500,000. dolph, Isaac Newton, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Abra­ N e w E n g l a n d M u t u a l ; (Boston), F ulton, ham B. Baylis, F. B. Cutting. Shepherd Knapp, cor. G reenwich and 108 B roadway :—John Hop­ Charles E. Bill, D. D. Williamson. Capital, $2,000,- per, Agent. Capital, $600,000. 000; Dividends, Jan. and July. N e w - Y o r k U i f e , 106 B roadway ':—Morris H a r tfo r d L i f e , (Hartford, Ct.), 25 Cliff :—D. Franklin. Pres.; Pliny Freeman, Actuary. Trus­ S. Dodge, A gent; James Dixon, P res.; Wm. T. tees :—Morris Franklin, Alfred Freeman, M. D., Hooker, V. P res.; Henry L. Miller, Sec. Direct­ John M. Nixon, Henry I. Seaman, John C. Beach, ors:—James Dixon, Chester Adams, Alfred Gill, Isaac C. Kendall, Pliny Freeman, J. S. Bussing, Henry Perkins, William Mather, William T. Daniel S. Miller, William Barton, William Coxe Hooker, Elisha Colt, Newton Case, Elisha T. Smith, Dusenbery, George Greer, Peter II. Vandervoort, Shelden P. Thatcher, Samuel Woodruff, Henry C. John L. Rogers, John Mairs, Wm. Patrick, John Deming, Elijah C. Kellogg, William H. Gilbert, Rice, Russell Dart, Wm. H. Appleton, Julius William Boardman, James B. Powell, Nathan M. Wadsworth. Assets, $636,000; Dividend, Janu­ Waterman. Capital, $100,000; Par,%50. ary. H o w a rd * 237 Broadway:—Jacob Reese, Pres.; N e w - Y o r k L i f e a n d T r u s t . 52 W a l l :— R. G. H. Huntington, A ctuary. D irectors:—Ja­ David Thomson, P res.; Philip R. Kearney, Sec.; cob Reese, S. Cambreleng, John R. Suydam, Henry Wm. Bard, Actuary. Trustees /—David Thom­ Beadel, John L. Buckley, Thomas Dean, John W. son, William Bard, Thomas W. Ludlow, G. C. Ver- Mersereau, Geo. Clark, Robert Schell, Jacob Aims, planck, Wm. B. Astor, James I. Jones, George Henry S. Leverich, James S. Sandiord, F. W. Ed­ Griffin, Robert Ray, Joseph Lawrence, Joseph monds, Benjamin Babcock, Eugene Dutilh, R. W. Kernochan, Moses Taylor, Daniel Lord, C* W. Howes, Jos. Foulke, Samuel H. Foster, John Gray, Lawrence, L. S. Suarez, Wm. H. Aspinwall, Henry G. W. Riggs, F. A. Palmer, Nathan Starr, W. N. Parish, John J. Palmer, Henry Chauncey, Russell Mclntire, Lemuel Bangs, John S. Harris, N. H. H. Nevins, Edwin Bartlett, James Colies, John Wolfe, J. W. Kellogg, Joseph Britton, Albert Ward, Greig, Canandaigua, James Hooker, Poughkeepsie, John Slosson. Capital, $110,000; Par, $50. Augs. James, Albany. Capital, $l,000,O0Q; Par, K n ic k e r b o c k e r , W. 14th St r e e t c. E ig h t h $100 ; Dividends, Feb. and Aug. Av. Erastus Lyman, Pres.; Richard H. Douglass, U n io n . M u t u a l ; (Directors’ .Office, Boston), 37 Sec. D irectors:—Erastus Lyman, Joseph W. W a l l :—James W. Judd, A gent; E. B. Pratt, Savage, John B. Kitching, Jas. S. Gibbons, Garret P res.; Matthew Cobb, V. Pres . ; : Whiting H. H. Striker, Jr., Isaac Kip, Jr., Pierre C. Kane, Hollister, Sec. D irectors :—Renel Williams, Wal­ William Charters, Mark Cornell, S. C. Wheeler, ter Hastings, John I). Lang, Chas. Jones, Matthevy J. H. Homer, B. F. Maynier, Cummings H. Tucker, Cobb, George C. Collins, Elisha B. Pratt, Horatio Richard H. Bull, Anthony Thornton, Robert Ayres, Harris, Joseph H. Williams, Henry Crocker, Dan­ Gen. Elijah Ward, William A. Wheeler, Abel iel Sharp, Jr., Ezra White. Assets, $400,000; Thompson, G. R. Howell, William W. Cornell, Dividend, July. James R. Del Vecchio, James Stephens, Henry U n it e d S t a t e s , 40 W a l l :—Fred. Sheldon, Dean, Isaac Hendricks, Henry Dubois, M. Hopper P res-; John A. Stewart, A ct.; J. Eadie, Sec. Mott, Lorain Freeman, Heriry Lefman, Hon. WnL D irectors :--!?™derick Sheldon, Josiah Rich, Jas. Wright, John M’Chain, John Denham, J. W. Suydam, James Marsh, Thomas C. Doremus, Isaac Howe, John A. Gunn, W. E. Smith, Jr., William A. Storm, James S. Polhemus, Luther Bradish, Winslow, Concklin L. Martin, A. Bridgeman, Geo. Chas. M. Connolly, B. F. Wheelwright, Wilson G. M. Yannort, Henry D. Crane, Charles O. Richard­ Hunt, D. H. Arnold, W. R. Vermilye, William son, John S. Meyer, Edward Coles, Henry B. Bol­ Tucker, John J. Cisco, Charles E. Bill, Edward S. ster, James M. Chapman, E.C. Sanderson. Capital, Clark, Isaac N. Phelps, Francis T. Luqueer, John J. Phelps, Wm. T. Whittemore, Gerard Stuyve- $100,000. a a a i ftlf 1 sant, Clinton Gilbert, Jacob Harsen, Eiisha Riggs, M a n h a t t a n . 146 B r o a d w a y :— A. A. Alvord, Pres.; C. Y. Wemple, Sec.; N. D. Morgan, Shepherd Knapp, William B. Bolles, II. K. Corn­ ary. D irectors:—Ambrose C. Kingsmnd, biias ing, John C. Baldwin. Capital, $100,000; Par, C. Herring, Eleazer Parmly, George D. Pbelps, $50; Dividends, Jan. and July. Alonzo A. Alvord, Wm. J. Valentine, John S. U n ite d S ta te s , (Phila.), 5 N assau^—A. Ed­ Williams, Albert Clark, Philip Reynolds, Henry A. wards, A gent; Stephen R. Crawford, P res.; A. Kerr Henrv Erben, Daniel Burtnett, Humphrey W. Thompson, V. Pres. ; Charles G. Imlay, Sec. Phelps, John B. Harris, George Webb, John P. and Treas.; Pliny Fisk, Actuary. D irectors /— Brown, John A. Merritt, Henry Stokes, Edwin D. Stephen R. Crawford, Ambrose W. Thompson, Morgan, Myndert Vanschaick, Enoch Dean, Nath. Bern. W. Tingley, Jacob L. Florance, William M. G. Bradford, Edwin J. Brown, D. Henry Haight, Godwin, Paul B. Goddard, Lawrence Johnson, Denton Pearsall, Wm. K. Strong, Edward Haight, George M’Henry, James Devereux, Wm. M’Kee. James C. Baldwin, George Hastings, James Yan- Capital, $250,000. 24 A P P E N D IX .— BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. INSURANCE—LIVE STOCK. N e w E n g l a n d I .i v e S t o c k I n s . C o ., tors .-—Franklin Mead, Curtis L. North, John H. (New Haven, Ct.), 5 N assau>-S. 0. Keith, A gen t; W atson, Alfred Edwards, J. Lewis Tavlor OnnT Franklin Mead, P res,; E. Benjamin, Sec. D iree- tal, $50,000; P ar, $25; ’ w INSURANCE—MARINE. A m e r i c a n M u t u a l ? (Amsterdam, N. Y.) See Lewis B. Chesbrougb, Jno. T. Martin; Hiram I nsurance Fire. Niles. Capital, $300,000. A s t o r M u t u a l , 45 "Wall :—Zebedee Cook, A u g u s t a I n s . a n d B a n k i n g C o. (Ga.) P res.; Edward A. Strong, V Pres. ; A. W. Whip­ See Insurance Fire. V ple, Sec. Trustees:—Zebedee Cook, Thomas C o m m e r c ia l? (Charleston, S. C.) See Insur­ Tileston, Sidney Brooks, George Griswold jr., Elias ance F ire. Ponvert, E. J. Brown, George Bird, John B. Pitch­ B e l a w a r e M u t u a l ? (Phila.), 65 Wall-— ing, Alfred Barratt, Cliauncey D. Hard, Edward T. W. Noble, Agent. Assets, $500,000; Dividends Anthony, Ulysses B. Brewster, Francis Skiddy, November. ’ Samuel E. Sproulls, Eben B. Crocker, Wm. F. F a l l s C i t y , (Louisville, Ky.), 40 Merchants" Bulkley, Arthur Finnegan, James S. Hyde, Wm. exchange :— John B. Satterthwaite, A gent’ R. Bryce, J. W. Culbert, R. T. Woodward, Theodore Burge, P res.; N. C. Summers, Sec. Capital Crane, Robert L. Taylor, S. B. Chittenden, Peter $150,000; Par, $50. P ' A. H. Renauld, Chas. M. Connolly, Elisha Robbins, F r a n k l i n (Boston). See I nsurance, F ire. Paul Alden, Thomas Dunham, W. Kent, 85 Cedar- F r a n k l i n (Saratoga Springs). See Insurance st., A. D. Fenton, N. L. McCready, John Harper, F ire. James Myers, James Stuart, Samuel L. Bush, Benj. G e n e r a l M u t u a l , 2 and 4 Mers. ex. :—Alfred A. Mumford, Wm. K. Lothrop, Josiah O Low, Ogden, P res.; Henry Holdrege, V. P res,; B C L. B. Wyman. Assets, $653,226; Dividends, Jan. Morris, Sec. Trustees .-—Charles H. Russell, Ben­ A t l a n t i c M u t u a l ? W all cor. W illiam:— jamin Babcock, Joseph Sands, William II. Macy Walter R. Jones, P res.; Josiah L. Hale, V. P res.; N. G. Rutgers, Daniel C. Kingsland, G. H. Koop John P. Paulison,1 Sec. Trustees*—Walter R. William P. Furniss, Joseph W. Alsop jr., John D* Jones, Josiah L. Hale; Thomas Tileston, Henry Hurlbut, William S. Wetmore, Leonardo 8. Coit, E. D. Hurlbut, Wm. S. Wetmore, Elisha Suarez, Ramsay Crooks, Thos. P. Stanton, Fredk. Riggs, Augustin Averill, John D. Jones, Charles W. Read, William H. Aspinwall, James Brown, H. Russell, Samuel T. Jones, Lowell Holbrook, Paul Spoflford, Moses H. Grinnell, Samuel Thomp­ Benjamin F. Marsh, P. A. Hargous, Edward H. son, William Barnewall, J. Elnathan Smith, G. Gilliian, Meyer Gans, William C. Pickersgill, Ram­ Talbot Olyphant, J. B. Kitching, Charles H. Mar­ say Crooks, Caleb Barstow, A. P. Pillot, Leonardo shall, Robert L. Taylor, Mortimer Livingston, Jere­ S. Suarez, Leroy M. Wiley, Henry W. Hicks, Da­ miah Wilbur, Nathl. D. Carlile, F. A. Delano, B. niel S. Miller, S. T. Nicoll, Theodore W. Riley, F. Dawson. Capital, $504,000. David Lane, Joshua J. Henry, Wm. Sturgis jr., H u d s o n R i v e r (Crescent, N. Y.), 49 Wall:— Henry K. Bogert, A. A. Low. Lewis Curtis, Dennis Abijah Peck, Pres ; James Noxon, Sec.; Capital, Perkins, Joseph Gaillardjr., Wm. E. Dodge, Morti­ $350,000. mer Livingston, R bt C. Goodhue, Hamilton McCall, N e w - Y o r k M u t u a l I n s u r a n c e Co.? Wm. Wood, J. Hen. Burgy, Cornelius Grinnell, Jas. 50 W a l l :—T. B., Satterthwaite, P res.; W. P. Bryce. Capital, $1,000,000; Dividends, Feb. Hansford, S ec.; Trustees:—T. B. Satterthwafte, A tin s M u t u a l ? 14 and 16 Merchants’ ex­ Lewis C. Hamersley, Gulian C. Yerplanek, J. W. change:—N. H. Osgood, P res.; E. R. Hinckley, Schmidt, Josiah Macy, Robert Kerin t, George T. V. P res.; George H. Tracy, S ec.; Samuel W. Trimble, Stewart Brown, Wm. Moore, Stephen Thompson, In sp .: Trustees, N. H. Osgood, John Johnson, John H. Lyell, Nathl. W. Merrill, Robt. Boynton, D. W. Ingersoll, E. B. Litchfield, J. E. B. Minturn, Henry W. Hicks, John L. Aspinwall, Southworth, Charles Gould, Walter S. Griffith, Chas. -Royal Phelps, Charles H. Marshall, John H. Earle, Storm, E. Russell Hinckley, Job Wright, Samuel Edward Thebaud, Wm. C. Taylor, Samuel 0. Pax- Engle, H. A. Warren, W. S. Holabird, E. C. Wil­ son. Assets, $872,000. cox, Alfred Ladd, Beniamin Carver, Charles M. P h c e n ix M u t u a l (Phila.) 55 W all :— A. Pell Olcott, John Collins, Edward A. Lambert, Alex­ J. S. Noble, A gen ts; John R. Wucherer, Pres.; ander H. Grant, Stephen Knowlton, J. T. Hay­ David Lewis, Sec. Assets, $300,000. ward, Chas. M. Reed, Alfred Edwards, T. C. Dur­ U n i o n M u t u a l (Phila.), 65 W all:—A Pell & ant, J. O. Ward, H. N. Holt, L. P. Morton, Adol­ J. S. Noble, A gen ts; Richard S. Smith, Pres.; phus Davis, Marcellus Massey, Daniel Talmage, Geo. Lewis, Sec. Capital, $380,000. BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. A m e r ic a n ? 7 Clinton court.— Organized April, month; John Bruce, Pres; John Hassell, Y. Pres.’ 1848. Dues, $2,50; No. Shares. 618£; Par, $600; S. Jessurun, Sec. Directors:—Samuel Southerden, Reg. Meetings, 3d Tuesday in each month; John Miles Chambers, Charles M. Brown, Albert R. Bruce, Pres.; W. H. Humbert, Y. Pres.; S. Jes- Scofield, Alfred Jones, William M Dodge. surun, Sec. Directors:—James Benson, Miles A m e r ic a n ^ (No. 4), 7 Clinton court.—Organ­ Chambers, C. W. Timpson, Geo. F. Bunce, C. M. ized May, 1851. Dues, $2,50; No. Shares, 1000; Brown, and John T. Shepperd. Par, $600; Reg. Meetings, 4th Tuesday in each A m e r ic a n ? (No. 2), 7 Clinton court,— Organ­ month; John Bruce, Pres.; Samuel Southerden, ized June, 1849. Dues, $2,50; No. Shares, 867; Y. Pres.; S. Jessurun, Sec. Directors:—William Par, $600; Reg. .Meetings, 2d Tuesday in each M. Dodge, Thos. Love, M. Chambers, Peter Gra­ month; John Bruce, Pres.; John Buxton jr., Y. ham, Charles M. Brown, H. H. Huelat. Pres.; S. Jessurun, Sec. Directors:—Marcus Wise, A m e r i c a n F r e e h o ld ? 94 Chatham.—Organ­ John Hassell, Albert R. Scofield, Miles Chambers, ized Dec., 1850. Dues, $1,52; No. Shares, 120; Thomas Stillman, J. T. Shepperd. Par, $800; Reg. Meetings, every Wednesday; A m e r ic a n ? (No. 3), 7 Clinton court.—Organ­ Ralph Benjamin, Pres.; G. Turk, Sea Trustees: ized July, 1850, Dues, $2,50 ; No. Shares, 1,220; S. D. Moss, A. S. Solomons, M. A. King, P. Caro- Par, $600; Reg. Meetings, 1st Tuesday in each dine, A. H. Jacobs, H. Bernhard. A PPEN D IX.— BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. 25 B l o o m i n g r d a l e ? 617 E ighth av.—Organized 1851, Dues, $4; No. Shares, 100; Par, $140; March, 1852. Dues, $2,50; No. Shares, 1,000: Par, Reg. Meeting, 1st Tuesday in each month. F. $600; Reg. Meetings, 2d Monday in each month; * Se’^Pres’ ’ 8. T. Niepoth, Sec. Trustees:— Wm. Menck, Pres.; David B. Kerr, V. Pres.; A. E. Beeker, H. Lembke, N. Kornahrens, J. G. James P. Chamberlain, Sec. Trustees:—Sydney Jnammer, J. C. Heinsohn, and N. Muller. T. Smith, A. Beiser, G. H. Beyer, Y. B. Post, L. (No, 1,) 1 Av. A.—Organized March, Ohle, S. Firth, Robert Duncanson, George McKew, 1852. Dues, $3; No. Shares-------- ; Par, $800; Nathaniel S. Wing, Nath. Wilson, Thos. Swenarton. Reg. Meetings. 2d Friday in each month; P. II. C h e l s e a , 230 N inth a v .^-Organized Jan., 1852. Zeiger, Pres.; Wm. Schlueter, Sec. Dues, $2; No. Shares, 1,000; Par. $500; Reg. G r e e n w i c h ? 48 E ig h t h a y .— Organized Janu­ Meetings, last Monday in each month; G. R. ary, 1852. Dues, $3; No. Shares (unlimited); Par, Howell, Pres.; F. A. Sniffin, V. Pres.; Wm. H. $300; Reg. Meetings, 1st Friday in each month ; Hoyt, Sec. Trustees:—Abraham Brown, R. P. Chas. Crane, Pres.; David Milliken, V. Pres.; R. Ewing, J. Murray, James P. Decker, Daniel Wil­ Ross jr., Sec. Trustees:—William Wright. James son. W. Booth, W. Dunning, N. D. Thayer, Jesse C it iz e n s ’ . 5 T ryon row.—Organized Jan. 1352. Brush, H. N. Gallup, J. L. Sebring, J. P. Isaacs, E. Dues, $3; No. Shares, 1000; Par, $800; Reg. Meet­ W. Roe. ^ ings, 1st Thursday in each month; Simeon Draper, G r e e n w i c h ? (No. 2,) 43 Eighth ay.—Organized Pres.; E. Delafield Smith, Y. Pres.; Josiah F. Ken­ March, 1S52. Dues, $3; No. Shares,----- ; Par, dall, Sec Trustees:—Simeon Draper, John F. $800; Reg. Meeting, 2d Monday in each month; Clarke, Christian Schwartz, Whitfield Case, G. D. John Keyser, Pres.; George Starr, Y. Pres; R. Lyman, John Raab, Charles L. Cornish, E. Dela­ Ross jr., Sec. Trustees:—Charles Crane, John field'Smith, Joel W. Mason, William H. Dietz, Thomas, G. P. Nelson, James M. Post, Sam. Sin­ Samuel Alburtus jr. clair, D. C. Weeks, James W. Farr, W. E. Smith C o lu m b ia n ? 25 D rlancey.—Organized March, jr., Robert Peterson. 1852. Dues, $2; No. Shares, 2000; Par, $500; Reg. H a r l e m ? 125th, c. F ourth ay.—Dues, $20; No. Meetings, 1st Thursday in each month; Francis A. of Shares, 500; Par, $500; Reg. Meetings, 1st Palmer, Pres.; Robert A. Sands, Y. Pres.; Charles Tuesday in each month; L. J. Belloni, Pres.; L. Noe, Sec. Trustees:—Samuel R. Trembley, Henry B. Todd, V. Pres.; James A. Watson, Sec.; Lewis K. Osborn, Andrew Y. Stout, Ebenezer Will- Trustees:—Jeremiah N. Lord, James Crawford, son, Aaron Adams, W. H. Riblet, Thomas Brown, Andrew Crawford, Walter Brady, John Meggs, Elias E. Aaron, Thomas Cooper, Wm. Gale, Chas. Geo. W. Jenkins, Wm. H. Colwell. L. Noe, Geo. H. Ross. i n d e p e n d e n t F r e e h o ld ? 94 Chatham.— Dry D ock? 59 Houston.—Organized February, Organized April, 1850. Dues, $4,08; No. Shares, 1852. Dues, $2,50; Shares, (unlimited); Par, 120; Par, $572; Reg. Meetings, yearly. No infor­ $600; Reg. Meetings, 3d Tuesday in each month; mation. Daniel C. Smith, Pres.; John Gardner, Y. Pres.; Ir v in g ^ 244 Grand:—Organized February, 1852. William Yt Barr, Sec. Trustees:—Geo. W. McKee, Dues, $3; No. Shares, 1,000; Par, $800; Reg. Walter H. Manning, Geo. Gardner, John McCaffill Meetings, 1st Friday in each month; Chas. K. jr., Wm. Ennis, J. H. Montrose. Taylor, Pres.; J. B. Weeden, Y. Pres.; Elias Empire? 173 Spring.—Organized Feb. 1852. Dues, Combs, Sec. Trustees:—G. W. Riblet, Geo. Peck- $3; No. Shares, 1,000; Par, $800; Reg. Meetings, ham, James Jackson jr., G. H. Bell. James N. 1st Tuesday in each month; Jonathan W. Allen, McElligott, Geo. F. Merchant, Richard E. Stillwell, Pres.; Sylvanus Gedney, Y. Pres.; J. Weldon Thos. T. Bloodgood, H. B. Dyer. Fell, Sec. Trustees:—M. M. Vandyke, Wm. F. K n i c k e r b o c k e r ? 168 N inth ay.—Organized Warner, James English, James Parker, H. B. January, 1852. Dues $3 ; No. Shares, 1,000; Par, Greenwood, Wm. Forbes, Thos. C. Bertine, S. C. $800; Reg. Meetings, 2d Monday in each month; Mott, John Gruber, James R. Delvecchio, John Welcome R. Beebe, Pres.; James R. Delvecchio, B. Acker, William Sinclair, Cornelius H. Delama- Y. Pres.; Edward J. Madden, Sec. Trustees:— ter, William H. Grenelle. Milton Roof, Cummings H. Tucker, Daniel S. Em pire? (No. 2.) 173 Spring .—Organized April 3d, Youngs, H. Yandervoort, R. Gibbins, Jacob Smith, 1852. Dues, $3; No. Shares; 1,000; Par, $800; Reg. D. M. Ferguson and C. O. Richardson. Meetings,-----------------; Jonathan W. Allen, Pres.; M a n h a t t a n ? 466 Pearl.—Organized April, Michael M. Vandyke, Geo. H. Purser, Y. Pres; 1351. Dues, $3; No. Shares, 1018 : Par, $100, J. Weldon Fell, Sec. Trustees:—-Jos. R. Taylor, Reg. Meetings, 2d Monday in each month; Mor­ Wm. H. Riblet, Wm. H. Arthur, James English, gan Morgans, Pres.; II. S. Sloan, Y. Pres.; Samuel William F. Warner, Thos. C. Bertine, Samuel C. Jessup, Sec. Trustees :—Clarkson Brown, Samuel Mott, C. S. Merritt, E. Bouton, D. A. Fowler, Geo. McCorkle, Samuel II. Jordan, Henry Bausher, W. Riblet, W. Forbes, Wade Worrall, Frederick Richard C. McCormick. L. Vulte. M a n h a t t a n ? (N o.2), 61 Chambers:—Organized E xcelsior? 156 Bowery.—Organized Jan., 1852. Oct., 1851. Duj»s, $3; No. Shares, 1,000;—Par, Dues, $3; No. Shares, 1,000; Par, $S00; Reg. Meet­ $800; Reg. Meetings, 3d Monday in each month; ings, 1st Tuesday in each month; Robert T. Haws, John N. Genin, Pres.; Samuel Cantrell, Y. Pres.; Pres; F. Somers, Y. Pres.; J. E. Bendix, assistant J. W. Weston, Sec. Trustees:—L. Many, John Y. Pres.; Nathaniel P. Labarte, Sec. Trustees:— Cook, C. B. Weston, W. H. Stansbury, H. Schnei­ Wm. L. Miller, Joseph Staples, Nath’l Terpeny, der, John Burr, J. R. Delvecchio, Joseph Nesbitt, John S. Anderson, Wm. H. Merrill jr., R. Protheroe, Alfred R. Hatfield, C. Y. Anderson, Reuben Ross jr. Nicholas L. Cort, Chas. Goodwin, Joseph F. Gill- M a n h a t t a n (No. 3), 61 Chambers*—Organized man. Feb., 1852. Dues, $3; No. Shares, 1,000 Par, F r a n k lin ? 15 Spruce.—Organized Nov., 1851. $800; Reg. Meetings, 4th Monday in each month; Dues, $3; No. shares, 1,000; Par, $800; Reg. James Y. Watkins, Pres.; James Neeves, Y. Pres.; Meetings, 1st Wednesday in each month; Samuel J. W. Weston, Sec. Trustees:—James ^Clark, F. Bartol, Pres.; Winchester P. Moody, V. Pres.; Joseph Contrell, George W. Youngs, Ezra B. Wes­ Chas. Z. Pond, Sec. Trustees:—James L. Smith, ton, John S. Marshall, Charles B. Goodrich, Jacob Peter M. Wilson, M. Lacon, G. F. Zeigler. Thomas D. Youngs, Albert Miller, John A. Currier. Terhune. Wm. H. Hyatt, Ezra N. Grossman, Joseph M e c h a n i c s ’ ? 163 Hester.—Organized. August, Nesbitt, Edward C. Robinson. 1851. Dues, $2 50; No. of Shares (unlimited); 6*U lto n ? 63 F o r s yt h —Organized March, 1852. Par, $600; Reg. Meetings, 2d "Wednesday in each Dues, $2,50 No. Shares, 800; Par. $600; Reg. Meet­ month; Samuel Southerden, Pres.; G. II. Walker, ings, 3d Thursday in each month; William Weed, Y. Pres; Jacob Pecare, Sec. Trustees:—Miles Pres.; I. S. Devoe, Y. Pres.; J. F. Seaman, Sec. Chambers, Isaac L. Devoe, John Hooper, Daniel Trustees:—Foster B. Williams, Tobias Y. Mumford, W. Whitney, John Hastings,"William Weed. Nathaniel Terpeny, Isaac Amerman jr., George H. M e c h a n i c s ’ ? (No. 2,) 163 Hester.—Organized Walker, G. Tagliabue, Henry Turner. March, 1852. Dues, $2; No. Shares (unlimited) G e r m a n ? Henry Brussman, Pres. Trustees:— Par, $500; Reg. Meetings, 1st Wednesday in each; H. Birach, John Schoeh, A. Dietrich. month; G. Y. Pomeroy, Pres.; J. N. Bolesj V. G erm an ? 187 Second.— Organized, Jan., 1851. Pres; Jacob Pecare, Sec. Trustees:—J. L. Devoe, Quarterly Dues, $13; No. of Shares, 40; Par, J. C. Smith, Win. Britton, James Allen, Edmund $500; Chas. Ritre, Sec.; Fred. Muller, Treas. J. Porter, C. N. Potter. G e rm an , (1st), 15 Delancey.—Organized Feb. M e c h a n i c s ’ ? (No. 3,) 163 Hester.—Organized 26 A P P E N D IX .— BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. March, 1852. Dues, $2; No. Shares (unlimited)- Meetings, 3d Wednesday in each month; Theodore Par, $500; Reg, Meetings, 3d Tuesday in each Martine, Pres.; Wm. S. Hunt, Y. Pres.; J. F. Williams, Sec. Trustees:—T. Martine, C. H. Tucker, A. R. Trotter, J. F. Fisher, W. H. Smith, A. McBride, W. Quackenbush, P. .H. Williams, W S. Hunt, G. B. Jaques, J. P. Ostrom, James Kear­ ' l - c h a m c s s u it! T r a d e r s ’ , 54 E. B road- ney, James N. Wood. \v \y Organized April 1, 1852. Dues, $10; En- P e te r s v ille * 167 B roadway.—Organized, March. 1853. Dues, 75c.; No. of Shares, 800; Par, $7,V Reg. Meetings, every Monday evening; F. A.’ Potter, Pres.; J. P. Decker, Y. Pres.; W. II. llovt Iii. Deyoung, Sec. Trustees:-—Jos. A. Jackson, Fin. Sec.; P. N. Gellatly, Rec. Sec. James Rorke, Adolphus H. Lissak, E. M. Swart, P r o s p e c t H i l l V i lla g e * 193 Third Av.t~- 1nomas H. Keesing, Jos. Aden, Beniamin I. Hart, Organized July, 1851. Dues, $8 ; No. Shares, 10*0: U Defre^ce, A. Gunst. - Par, $250; Reg. Meetings, every week; Thomas :fft d r o p o i s la s i. 466 P e a r l —Organized Sept., Holman, P res.; P. A. Guy, Y. Pres.; B. L. Hannah and Oscar F. Benjamin, Secs. Directors:—Wm. Daily, Thomas Spotten, JamesE. Watson, C. Baker! I. M. Tompkins, J. W. Poor. Jessup _ ____ S t. N ic h o la s * 16 Duane.—Organized -April C. McCormick, M. T. Hewett, Thomas Kennedy, 1852. Dues, $3; No. Shares, 1000: Par, $800; Henry Bausher, Henry S. Sloan, Samuel McCorkle, Reg. Meetings, 2d Thursday in each month; Wm! John P. Prall. L. Conklin, Pres.; Thomas Williams jr., V. Pres.; M o u n t V e r n o n * 110 B a r r o w .— Organized’ Robert D. Hart, Sec. Trustees:—John Leveridge! March, 1851. Dues, $1; No. Shares (unlimited) II. A. Royce, Jacob Lawall, Jabez II. Lyon, S. s! Par, $200; Reg. Meetings, 1st Wednesday in each Ward, John B. Dunham, Charles A. Whitney. month; Bradley H. Baldwin, Pres.; John For- Egbert Scudder, James Y. Rich, William Close! shay, Y. Pres.; Cornelius A. Cooper, Sec. Direc­ Abram Duryee, John C. Parker, Henry W. Sill. tors :—W . K. Tattersall, Chas. Alphonse, C. A. S o u t h 'W i lli a m s b u r g : V i l l a g e A sso­ Cooper, James Lay cock, Amos Burton, James c ia t io n * 176 South.— Organized, March, 1853. Leveridge, .J ohn A. Smith. TrusteesStephen Dues, $150; No. Shares, 450; Par, $96; Reg. Meet­ H. Hopper, Josiah II. Zabriskie, Win. Saxton. ings every Monday; E. H. Kimbark, Pres.; M..A. N a s s a u * 82 N a s s a u .— Organized March, 1852. Wilks, Y. Pres.; Br W. Wilson, Sec. Trustees:— Dues $3; No. Shares, 1,000 ; Par, $000; Reg. Meet­ D. B. Taylor, J.W. Reed, J. A. Hayward, A. Powell, ings, 1st Tuesday in each month; Samuel P. Town- N. F. Wilson. sencVPres; William Ostrander, Y. Pres; Augustus U n io n * 163 H ester.— Organized May, 1851. Dues, H. Ely, Sec. Trustees:—Harman Blauvelt, Wm. $2 50; No. Shares (unlimited); Par, $600; Reg Edwin Frost, Lorin Brooks, Robert Sullivan, Yin- Meetings, 2d Tuesday in each month; R. M. Sel- cent Dill, Francis Bradt, Henry Frost, Lorenzo leck, Pres.; S. I. Barndoller, Y. Pres.; Jacob Cary, Alfred Meeks, Charles Heckert, Clement Pecare, Sec. Directors:—John H. Duryee, Rich­ Flint, William A. Townsend, Charles Knox. ard P. Clark, Joel H. Barlow, P. Adolph Guy, N a t i o n a l * 173 C a n a l .—Organized March, 1852. George Dowser, Peter M. Pitcher. Dues, $3; No. Shares, 1,000; Par, $800; Reg. U n i o n P o r t L a n d A s s o c ia tio n * (No. 2,) Meetings, 1st Monday in each month; Benjamin 454 Broadway.—Organized 1852. Dues,’ 75c. Newhouse, Pres.; David G. Nevin, V. Pres. John No. Shares, 850; Par, Si 10; Reg. Meetings every W. Yandewater, Sec.* Trustees:—Charles New­ Wednesday evening; K. A. Bailey, Pres.; J. E. comb, Charles H. Mclntire, Alfred B. Sands, James Lent, Y. Pres.; J. A. Handschuch. Rec. Sec.; W. Harris, James S. Conover, Richard P. Jenks, John W. Bonnett, Fin. Sec. Executive Committee:— S. Sillcocks, George P. Arcularius, C. J. Schveder, Henry Palmer, S. H. Feeks, D. H. Fitch, R. Brad­ Samuel T. Williams, Henry David, Louis R. Men- ford, H. E. Brown. ger. U n ite d . States* 750 Broadway.—Organized N e w - Y o r k * 61 C h a m b e r s .—Organized Aug., Nov., 1851. Dues, $2 50; No. Shares, — -; Par, 1851. Dues, $2 50; No. Shares,----- ; Par $600; $600; Reg. Meetings, 3d Monday in each month; Reg. Meetings, 2d Thursday in each month; John John Crouch, Pres.; John Rushby, Y. Pres.; Harsell, Pres.; Miles Chambers, Y. Pres.; J. Bux­ Starkie Livesey, Sec. Trustees; A. L. Story, D L. ton jr., Sec. T rusteesD aniel Foster, William T. Carpenter, Thomas Vernon, Chauncey Brady, Jas. Andrus, Sylvester Chandler, John T. Shepherd, Grundy, William Forrester. Charles M. Brown, William H. Wilson. U n it e d S ta te s S p e c ific T e r m a n d N e w - Y o r k * (No. 2) 61 C h a m b e r s .—Organized S e l f -H e n e w i n f f * 82 Nassau.—Organized Feb., 1852. Dues, $2 50; No. Shares,— - ; Par, April, 1852. Reg. Meetings, last Wednesday in $600; Reg. Meetings, 1st Thursday in each month; each month; John II. Keyser, Pres.; Thomas M. John Harsell, Pres.; S. T. Shephard. Y. Pres.; J. Woodruff, Michael K. Burke, Y. Pres.; Richard Buxton Jr., Sec. Trustees:—Miles Chambers, Geo. Reed, Sec. A. Harriott, Barton Wood, Joel Sammis, William W a k e fie ld L a n d A s s o c ia t e * * * Jj§ Tompkins, E. H. C. Dohrman. Spring.—Organized June, 1852. Dues, $1; Shares. N e w - Y o r k L a n d a n d B u i l d i n g , 134 1200; Par, $110; Reg. Meetings, every Friday even­ A mos .— Organized Jan. 1852. Dues, $4; No. ing ; John Commerford, Pres.; C. A. Cooper, V. Shares, 500; Par, $600; Reg. Meetings, 4th Monday Pres.; J. A. Handschuch, Rec. Sec.; J. H. Ziy in each month; Miles Chambers, Pres.; D. briskie, Fin. Sec. Executive Committee:—J. W. McLeod, Y. Pres.; P. A. Bailey Sec. Trustees:— Linsted. J. A. Smith, J. F. Wells. Carlisle Currie, George W. Ferguson, Alfred L. W a s h i n g t o n * 106 F ulton.—Organized Septem- Hovey, William B. Jones, R. Graham, Nathan 1851. Dues, $2 50; No. Shares (unlimited); Par. Sanford, E. P. Roberts. $600; Reg. Meetings, second Monday in each N e w - Y o r k M u t u a l F r e e la o ld * 94 Chat­ month; John Hooper, Pres.; J. S. Wood, Y. Pres.: ham.—Organized Nov., 1850. Dues, $102 weekly; Henry H. Hooper, Sec. Trustees:—Allan Bowel), No. Shares, 100; Par, $2,000; Reg. Meeting, every James P. Decker, Wm. H. Hoyt, J, L. Hunt, John Tuesday evening; A. S. Yanpraag, Pres; M. J. Greason, Charles Smith. Leon, Y. Pres.; Isaac Marks, Sec. Trustees:—Mor­ W o r k i n g n i a n ’ s^ 461 Broadway.—Organized ris I. Bennett, A. Goodman, L. Dusseldorp, J. September, 1851. Dues, $3; No. Shares, 1000; Par, Landsberg, E. Deyoungh, M. S. Colien, L. Ber- $800; Reg. Meetings, *8d Monday in each month; hard. Robt. McClellan, Pres.; John Cameron, Y. Pres.; P e o p l e ’ s* 297 Ninth ay .—Organized Jan., 1852. George W. Anderson, Sec.; John Morrison,Treas. Dues, $3; No. of Shares, 1000; Par, $800; Reg. Trustees:—Henry Calhoun, John Aitken. A P P E N D IX .— R AILR O AD COMPANIES. 27 RAILROAD COMPANIES. B r o o k l y n Sc J a m a i c a R a i l r o a d . —57 N e w H a v e n Sc N o r t h a m p t o n R a i l ­ Mbrs’. ex . Shares, 6,000; Par Value, 350; Divi­ r o a d C o . —2 H anover . William Johnson, dends, January and July. Officers:—J. A. King, Pre&; Robert Schuyler, Transfer Agent in New- Pres.; Robert Schuyler, Sec.; Robert Ray, Treas. R u H a lo ? C o r n i n g a n d N e w - f o r k r a i l r o a d C o .—46 P ine . H. W. Bostwick, I S—57 l l p f Te r s e ^ R a i l r o a d Sc T r a n s . C o . Merchants’ ex ., and foot of Cortlandt. Pres. Shares, 50,000; Par Value $50; Dividends Feb. B u tJ a o Sc N e w - Y o r k C i t y R a i l r o a d and Aug. Officers:—J. Phillips Phoenix, Pres.; C o .—25 Cortlandt . M. II. Heywood, Pres.; A. John P. Jackson, (Newark,) V. p res • W A D. Patchin, Treas.; J. G. Hoyt, Superintendent. Whitehead, Sec.; II. J. Southmayd, Treas ■ * C a y u g a & S u s q u e i i a i m a R a i l r o a d N e w - Y o r k Sc E r i e R a i l r o a d C o •— E r ie C©.—45 W all. Officers:—L. L. Sturges, Pres.; p l a c e (foot Of Duane). Transfer Office, 45 Wall Theodore Sturges, Treas. and Sec. Capital, $10,500,000; Par Value, $100. Officers:^ C e n tr a l R a i l r o a d Co*—5 W a l l . Capital, Benjamin Loder, Pres.; Samuel Marsh, V. Pres. * $2,000,000; Shares, 40,000; Par Value, $50. Offi­ Thomas J. Townsend, Treas.; Nathaniel Marsh’ cers:—John T. Johnston, Pres.; Geo. H. Pegran, Sec. Treas. and Sec. N e w - Y o r k Sc H a r l e m R a i l r o a d C o . C h ic a g o A R o c k I s l a n d R a i l r o a d —2 H anover , and 4 T ryon row . Shares, 70,000; C o.—74 B eaver. A. C. Flagg, Treas. Par Value, $50. Officers:—Robert Schuyler, Pres.; C o lu m b u s , P i q u a Sc I n d i a n a R a i l ­ G. Morris, Vice Pres.; S. M. Blatchfield, Treas.; r o a d C o .—Ira A. Bean, Agent, 64 B eaver. A. Kyle, Sec. C o rn in g 1 & R lo s s b u r g * R a i l r o a d C o . N e w - Y o r k Sc N e w H a v e n R a i l r o a d —46 P ine.. H. W. Bostwick, Pres. C o .—2 H anover and 29 Can al . Capital, $3,000,- D e la w a r e A C o b h ’ s G a p R a i l r o a d 000; Shares, $100 each. Robert Schuyler (of N. C o .—45 W all . G. W. Scranton, Pres.; J. I. Y.), Pres.; Morris Ketchum (of N. Y.), Treas.; Blair, Treas. Wm. P. Burrall (of Bridgeport, Conn.), Sec. D e l a w a r e A R a r i t a n C a n a l , Sc C a m ­ N e w - Y o r k , P r o v i d e n c e ? Sc B o s t o n d e n Sc A m b o y R a i l r o a d A T r a n s p . R a i l r o a d C o .—54 W a l l . Capital, $1,508,- C o.—7 B attery place . Shares, 1,500; Par Value, 000; Shares, 15,080; Par Value, $100. Officers: $100; Dividends January and July., Officers:— —Charles P. Williams, Pres.; George C. Schwac- Robert F. Stockton, President of Delaware and Ra­ ofer, Sec.; Francis Am y (Stonington, Conn.), ritan Canal 0 .; Robert L. Stevens, President of Treas. Gamden and Amboy Railroad Co. N o r w i c h Sc W o r c e s t e r ? R a i l r o a d € o . E ig h t h A v e n u e R a i l r o a d C o .—25 B ar ­ —Transfer Office, 28 E xchange pl . Dividends, clay. John Pettigrew, Pres. Jan:and July. Officers:—Joel W. White, Pres. & G rea t W e s t e r n R a i l r o a d C o . (Illinois)* Sup’t; G. L. Perkins, Treas.; Robert 0. Boyd, —2 Hanover. Robert Schuyler, Pres.; M. Transfer Officer. Ketchum, Treas.; S. Alofsen,* Sec. O g d e n s b u r g h R a i l r o a d . —167 B ro adw ay . H o u s a t o n ic R a i l r o a d C o .— 2 H anover . Of f i c e r s T. P. Chandler, Pres.; W. T. Eustis, Officers; E. F. Bishop, Pres.; H. Nichols, Treas.; Treas.; Chas. L. Schlatter, Sup.; S. J. B6als, J. H. 1. Sherman, Sec.; Transfer Agent, Robert Schuy­ Titus, New-York Dirertors; R. J. Cumming, ler. Agent. H u d s o n R i v e r R a i l r o a d C o .— 68 W a r ­ P a n a m a R a i l r o a d C o .— 78 B ro ad w ay . ren . Officers:—E. D. Morgan, Pres.; J. M. Hop­ Capital, $5,000,000; Shares, 1,000; Par Value, $100. kins, Treas.; Thomas M. North, S ec.; E. French, I Officers:—Wm. C. Young, Pres.; A. J. Center, Superintendent. Vice Pre& ; Francis Spies, Sec. I llin o is C e n t r a l R a i l r o a d C o .—50 R a c i n e ? J a n e s v i l l e Sc M i s s i s s i p p i Wall. Robert Schuyler, Pres.; David Neal, Vice R a i l r o a d C o .—46 P ine . H. S. Durand, Pres.; Pres.; W. P. Burrall, Treas.; S. Alofson, Sec. S. Draper, Treas. L a c k a w a n a Sc W e s t e r n R a i l r o a d . — R u t l a n d Sc W h i t e h a l l R a i l r o a d C o . 45 W all. Shares, $50 each. Officers:—George D. —2 H anover . George L. Schuyler, Pres.; W. Phelps, Pres.; William E. Warren, Treas. and C. Kitridge, Treas. and Sec. Sec. S a r a t o g a Sc W a s h i n g t o n R a i l r o a d L o n g I s l a n d R a i l r o a d C o .—At the Depot, C o .—2 H anover . Officers:—George L. Schuyler, Brooklyn. Officers:—Wm. E. Morris, Pres.; W. Pres.; Robert Schuyler, Treas.; G. M. Davison, S. S. Russell, Sec. (Saratoga Springs), Sec.; Robert Schuyler, Regis­ M o r r is Sc E s s e x R a i l r o a d C o ., (Newark, trar of Transfer. N. J.) Freight, fbot of Liberty; Passengers, foot S i x t h A v e n u e R a i l r o a d . —I l l B ro ad w ay . of Cortlandt. Capital, $750,000; Shares, $100 each. Officers M i c h i g a n , S o u t h e r n Sc N o r t h e r n I n ­ James S. Libby, Pres* D. P. Barhydt, Sec. and d i a n a R a i l r o a d C o .—12 W illiam . Robt. Treas. B. Doxtater, Pres.; Edwin C. Litchfield, Treas. V e r m o n t V a l l e y R a i l r o a d C o .—2 H an ­ N a u g a t u c k R a i l r o a d C o .—‘2 H anover . over. H. H. Henry, Pres.; Roberta Schuyler. E. F. Bishop, Pres.; H. Nichols, Treas,; P. Hurd,V^ Transfer Agent in New-York. Pres, and Superintendent; Ira Sherman, Sec.; W e s t e r n V e r m o n t R a i l r o a d C o .— 46 Robert Schuyler, Transfer Agent in New-York. P ine . George T. Hogles, Pres. RAILROAD DEPOTS AND STARTING- PLACES IN THE CITY OP NEW-YORK. B r o o k l y n Sc J a m a i c a ? from the South C e n t r a l (of New Jersey), from Pier 1, N. R. Ferry, Brooklyn. Passengers from New-York Passengers leave by steamboat from Pier 1, N. R.,. cross the East River to Brooklyn by the South or by the New Jersey Railroad, from the foot of Ferry boats. Cortlandt. B u fiia l » Sc N e w - Y o r k C i t y R a i l r o a d E i g h t h A v e n u e ? 25 Barclay. C o . via Erie Railroad to Hornellsville, foot of F a l l R i v e r Sc B o s t o n ? from Pier 3, N. R. * Duane. Passengers leave by steamboat, touching at New­ C a m d e n & A m b o y ? from Pier 1. N. R. Pas­ port, thence to Fall River, where the railroad com­ sengers are taken by steamboat to South Amboy, mences. from thence to. Philadelphia by railroad. H o u s a t o n i c ? from the foot of Market, E. R. 28 APPEN D IX.— RAILROAD COMPANIES. Passengers are'taken by steamboat to Bridgeport, Passengers are taken by steamboat to Piermont, (Conn.,) where the railroad commences, or can where the railroad commences. go to Bridgeport by the New Haven Kailroad, from N e w - Y o r k Sc H a r l e m , from 4Tryon row. 29 Canal. N e w - Y o r k Sc N e w H a v e n , from 29 Canal H u d s o n R iv e r* from Canal cor. West, Cham­ and 412 Broadway. bers cor. Hudson, West 14th cor. Av. 10, and at N e w - Y o r k , P r o v i d e n c e Sc R o s to n , the Depot, foot of West 81st, where steam is ap­ from Pier 2, N. R. Passengers are taken by plied. steamboat to Stonington, where the Railroad com­ Long* I s l a n d , from the South Ferry, Brooklyn. mences. itio rr s Sc E s s e x * foot of Cortlandt N o r w i c h & W o r c e s t e r , from Pier 18, N. N e w J e r s e y , froin the foot of Cortlandt Pas­ R., foot of Cortlandt Passengers leave by steam­ sengers cross the North River to Jersey City by boat for Allyn’s Point, where the railroad com­ the ferry boats. mences. N e w * If o r It Sc E r i e , from the foot of Duane. S i x t h A v e n u e , 25 Barclay. TELEGRAPH COMPANIES. B o s t o n a n d N e w - Y o r k P r in tin g *, and the West and South-West, via Buffalo. T. S (House’s,) 21 W all, to New Haven, Hartford, j Faxton, Pres. Springfield, Providence, Boston, and all towns east. |N e w - Y o r k a n d N e w E n g l a n d U n io n E. D. Brigham, Pres.; J. W. Clarke, Sec. T e l e g r a p h C o * , 23 W all, connects direct C i t y , connecting Union place with the Astor I with Boston, Providence, Worcester, Spriugfield, house and Wall-st, and uniting with the great Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, Nor­ Eastern, Southern and Western lines at the office walk, Meriden, Middletown, Norwich, New Lon­ in Wall-st Offices in the Union place hotel, in j don, New Bedford, Taunton, Fall River, Newport, the Astor house, and 28 Wall. Woonsocket, and Pawtucket. H. M. Schieffelin, N a t i o n a l , 28 W all, to Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Pres.; G. Swan, Supt Office in Boston, 76 State- Louisville, St. Louis. MemDhis. New Orleans, and street all offices west ana south-west X. D. Reid, Super­ N e w - Y o r k State* P r in t in g * (House’s,) intendent. 21 W all, to Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincin­ N e w fo u n d la n d E le c tr ic T e le g r a p h nati, St Louis, and intermediate places. Also to C o*, 11 W all. II. B. Tebbetts, Agent Canada. L. A. Ward, Pres.; I. R. Ellwood, Sec. N e w - Y o r k a n d W a s h i n g t o n , (House’s,) N e w - Y o r k a n d W a s h i n g t o n M a g ­ 21 W all, to Paterson, Trenton, Philadelphia, Bal­ n e tic * (Morse’s,) Hanover cor. Beaver, to timore, Washington, Pittsburgh, Richmond, Cin­ Jersey City, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, cinnati, Detroit, Louisville, St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Wilmington, Havre de Grace, Balti­ Savannah, Memphis, New Orleans, &c. Francis more, Washington, &c. Wm. M. Swain, Pres., Morris, Pres. Abel R. Corbin, Sec. N e w - Y o r k , A l b a n y a n d B u f f a l o , 2J W a s h i n g t o n a n d N e w O rlea n s* Post’s W all, to Croton Falls, Poughkeepsie, Hudson, buildings. Hanover street, to Alexandria, Fred- Troy, Albany, Schenectady, Amsterdam, Canajo- ericksburgh, Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, harie, Little Falls, Utica, Rome, Syracuse, New­ Wilmington, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Cheraw, Cam­ burgh, Ogdensburgh, Fulton, Watertown, Rondout, den, Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Kingston, Kinderhook, Fonda, Oneida, Newark, Macon, Griffin, Atalanta, Columbus, Montgomery, Palmyra, Auburn, Geneva, Canandaigua, Roches­ Cahawba, Mobile, and New Orleans. Elam Alex­ ter, Batavia, Buffalo, and connects with Canada, ander, Pres. via Troy and Buffalo, with Oswego, via Syracuse, TRANSPORTATION LINES. A l b a n y a n d C a n a l E in e * Josiah Gillespie, M. Cool and H. S. Osborn, Agents, 116 West—Daily Agent, 17 South—Leaves daily, Pier 5, E. R. from Pier 19, N. R. A m e r i c a n E x p r e s s C o .’ s Fast Freight C o x s a c k i e B a r g e E i n e * Captain on board, Line, T. C. Dwight, Agent, 109 Broad. Agent—Leaves every Friday, from between Piers A m e r i c a n T r a n s * C q ** for Buffalo or Tona- 33 and 34, N. R. wanda; M. M. Caleb W e s t e r n L a k e B o a t L i n e , for Buffalo and Steamers Isaac Newton ,and Hendrik Hudson, I Western States, H. W. Lawson & Co., 121 Broad- from foot of Cortlandt. Daily from foot of Broad. U n io n T r a n s p o r t a t i o n C o ., H. H. Wol­ W e s t e r n S ta te s L i n e , A. W. Palmer & Co., cott & Tim O’Connell, Agents, 113 Broad By Proprietors, 121 Broad. Swiftsure Tow Boats from root of Broad. W e s t e r n T r a n s p o r t a t i o n C o ., Wilgas, U tic a , L i n e L a k e K o a t s , for Utica, J. E. Stebbins, and Leonard, Agents, 113 Broad—Daily B. Thorn & B. F. Shaw, Agents, 17 Coenties slip— from Pier 5, E. R. Daily front Pier 7, E. R. W i lb u r ’ s D e la w a r e a n d H ud son U t i c a L i n e , for Utica, Culver & Co.,T. Kimball, C a n a l L i n e , Henry Wilbur, Agent, 92 War­ Agent, 8 South—Daily from Pier, 5 E. R. ren—Daily from Pier 38, N. R. PACKETS. ALBANY. Empire, Isaac Newton, foot of Cedar. Borden, 70 and 71 West Daily, 5 o’clock, P. M. Daily, foot of Cedar. Pier 3, North River. ALBANY. People’s Line. Isaac Newton, foot of BOSTON, (Via Stonington.) Mail. R. E. Lock- Cortlandt. Daily, except Sunday, foot of Cort­ wood, 10 Battery pi. 5 o’clock, P. M., Daily. landt ' Pier 2, North River. ALBANY. People’s Day Line. Isaac Newton, BOUNDBROOK, (N. J.) Franklin. Every Wedr foot of Chambers. New World and ------- . nesday and Saturday. Pier 14, North River. ALBANY (Merchants). James McCullough jr., BREMEN. Ocean Steam Nav. Co. Muller, Sand & 92 Warren. jOn Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 Riera, 26 South. Pier 3, North River. o’clock, P. M., and Sundays at 5 o’clock, P. M., foot BROOKHAVEN, (Conn.) Weekly. Pier 28, East of Robinson. River. ALEXANDRIA, (D. C.) Mott, Bedell & Co., 104 CARDENAS. Daniel Curtis & Co., I ll Pearl Wall. Weekly. ' Pier 14* East River. Monthly. No regular pier. ALEXANDRIA, (Ya.) Regular. Sturges, Clear- CARDENAS.- R. C. Read, 27 Old slip. Twice a man & Co., 110 Wall. Weekly. Pier 14, East month. Piers 9 and 10, East River. River. CARTHAG-ENA, (S. A.) Daniel Curtis & Co., Ill AMSTERDAM. Schmidt & Balchen, 105 Wall. Pearl. No regular day. No regular pier. Monthly. No regular pier. CARTHAGENA, (S. A.) Everitt & Brown, 159 ANTWERP. Antwerp. E. D. Hurlbut & Co., 84 Front No regular day. No regular pier. South. Twice a month. Pier 20, East River, CATSKILL, (N. Y.) Daily, except Saturday and APALACHICOLA. E. D. Hurlbut & Co., 84 South. Sunday. Pier 14, North River. Pier 20, East River. CHARLESTON. Commercial. Dunham & Dirhon,' APALACHICOLA. Eagle. Eagle & Hazard, 40 67 South. Wednesdays. Pier 17, East River. South. Every ten days. Pier 11, East River. CHARLESTON. Merchants’. N. L. M‘Cready & APALACHICOLA. Ralph Post, 38 South. Every Co., 36 South. Saturdays. Pier 10, East River. ten days. No regular pier. CHARLESTON. New-York and Charleston Steam­ ASPINWALL CITY, (Navy Bay.) N. L. Me- ship. Spofford, Tileston & Co., 30 Broadway. Cready & Co., 36 South. Twice a month. Pier 9, Every Wednesday and Saturday. Pier 4, North East River. River. ASPINWALL Direct U. S. Mail Steamship Co. M. CHARLESTON. Ship. Thomas Wardle, 180 Front O. Roberts, 177 West 5th, 13th, 20th and 28th of Weekly. Burling slip. each month. CHARLESTON. Union. George Bulkley, 88 South. AUSTRALIAN, Mutual, Mailler & Lord, 108 Wall. Weekly. Pier 21, East River. No particular day or Pier. DOBBS’ FERRY, (N. Y.) James Gallaway. Wed­ AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO. J. Howard & nesday. Foot of Laight Son, 34 Broadway. Pier 3, North River. ELIZABETHTOWN, (N. J.) Hatfield’s. Twice a AUSTRALIAN (South Sea Line). Russell & Nor­ week. %Foot of Dey. ton, 31 Old slip. 5th of each month. No particu­ FREDERICKS BURGH, (Ya.) Hand’s. 30 Coen­ lar pier. ties slip. Weekly. Pier 7, East River. BALTIMORE. M‘Kee’s. James W. M‘Kee. 42 FREDERICKSBURGH, (Ya.) McKee’s, James W. Front Weekly. No regular pier. McKee, 42 Front Twice a month. No regular BALTIMORE. New. Mailler & Lord, 108 Wall. pier. Every four days. Bulkhead, between Piers 13 and FREDERICKSBURGH, (Ya.) Mott Bedell & Co., 14, East River. 104 Wall. Weekly. Between Piers 13 and 14, East BALTIMORE. Steamships of the Parker Vein River. Coal Co. Daily. I l l Broadway. Pier 13, North GALVESTON, (Tex.) Star. Hussey & Murray, 62 River. Hippolyte Mali, Pres. South. Twice a month. Pier 16, East River. BALTIMORE. Old. Johnson & Lowden, 115 Wall. GALVESTON, (Texas and N. Y.) J. II. Brower & Weekly. Bulkhead, between Piers 14 and 15, East Co., 45 South. Twice a month. Pier 12, East River. River. BALTIMORE. Regular. Vanbrunt ................J S r . S S S T T * : : : : 8 » N assau, .......................................................... W illiam A K obbe, Consul G eneral,............. 29 W illiam . Netherlands, ............................................. John 0 . Zim m erm an, Consul General,___ 24 Exchange place. New Grenada , .............................. ............ Gregorio D om in gu ez,............................................103 Pearl. VrniPiflTTi j A m ory Edwards, Consul General,................... 9 & 11 Park place. muARAGUA,...................................................} Calvin D uran(^ v . C on su l...................................159 Maiden lane. N oeway, ........................................................ C . Edward H abicht,............................................. 94 W all. Oldenburg, ................................................. John W . Schmidt, Consul G eneral,.............. 56 N ew . Peru, ............................................................ .. Thom as G alw ey,..................................................... 104 P earl Portugal,...................................................... C. H . S. Delafiganiere, Consul General, 81 Front. Prussia, ................................................. .. , John W . S ch m idt,............................................... 56 N ew . Roman States , ..................... ’............. . . Louis B . Binsse, Consul General,................... 48 John. p „flQTA ( A lexis Eustaphieve, Consul General,.............107 Tenth. y UBBIA,...................................... ** ............ 1 George E . Kunhardt, V . Consul,.................... 62 Beaver. Q .^rw ri 3 Louis M ossi, Cbarg6 d’A ffa ires,....................... \ BDINIA,.................................................. * * Charles Ferrero, V . Consul,....................... 5 Great Jones. Saxe A ltenburg ,....................................... Carl H inricbs,........................................................ 75 Pine. 8axe Coburg a n d G oth a , ...................... Carl H inrichs,........................................................ 75 P in a Saxe W eim ar , ............................................. Edward Stucken,................................................. 76 Beaver. Saxony , .......................................................... John W . Sch m idt,............................................... 56 N ew . Two Sicilies , ............................................... Julius C. Vertu, V . Consul,...................... 159 Front Spain , .............................................................. Francisco Stoughton,. .............................. 115 Leonard. Sweden , ........................................................ C. Edward H abicht,.................................... 94 Wall. Switzerland , ......................... .................... Louis P . de L u ze,................. ....................... 48 New. T uscany, ........................................................ W illiam H. Aspinwall, V . Consul,......... 55 South. V enezuela, .................................................. Joseph Avezzana,....................... . . . . . . . . . 108 Pearl. W urtemberg, ....................................... .. LeopoldB ierw irth ,............................. .. C 34 APPEN DIX.— HARBOR MASTERS. PILOT COMMISSIONERS, PILOTAGE, &c. B oard, o f P ilo t C om m issioners* —Of­ N ew Jersey Commissioners of Pilotage.—Offices fice, 69 South, where application may be made for 105 South-street, or in York-street, Jersey City New-York Sandy Hook Pilots, between the hours ----- -------- Wiliiam G. Hackstafl; of Jer­ o f 9 o’clock A. M. and three o’clock, P. M. Com­ sey City; Wm. T. Rogers o f Am boy; Lewis Bos- missioners ; ------- , appointed by the Secretary of worth, James Heyer, of Middletown Point; Law­ the N avy; R. L. Taylor and 0. H. Marshall, by rence Kearny, o f Amboy. the Chamber o f Commeree; Russell Sturgis and Fees.—For piloting betwen the eastward or south­ G. W . Blunt, by the Board o f Underwriters: F. ward of the white buoy, and the ports of Jersey Perkins, Sec.; M. H. Grinnell, Pres. Chamber of City, Newark, Perth,Amboy, or within SandvHook* Commerce; Walter R. Jones, Pres. Board o f Un­ Yessels drawing less than 14 feet, per foot, $2; be­ derwriters. tween 14 and 18 feet, $2 50; more than 18 feet, $8- Fees fo r Inw ard Pilotage.—For every vessel draw­ vessels of war, $5. Yessels taken charge of to the ing less than 14 feet o f water, per foot $2 ; 14 feet, westward o f the white buoy, half pilotage. If and less than 18 feet, $2 50; 18 feet and upward, boarded out of sight o f Sandy Hook Light-House, $3; for every armed vessel, $5. If boarded out of one-quarter o f the above rates to be added. sight of Sandy Hook Light-House, one-fourth of the tween the first days ©fNovember and April, in addi­ above rates are added. From Nov. 1st to April 1st, tion to the above, for vessels drawing ten feet and four dollars are added to the full pilotage o f every upwards, $4; less than ten feet, $2; and one-half of vessel drawing ten feet and upwards. these additional sums for half pilotage. Commis­ F or Outward Pilotage.—For every vessel drawing sioners’ fees not charged. less than 14 feet water, per foot, $1 50; 14 feet, and 83^“ The rates o f Pilotage the same as those under less than 18 feet, $1 75; 18 feet and upwards, $3; Board o f Pilot Commissioners. for every day’s detention, $8. Hurl-Gate Pilots.—Offices 21 Coenties slip, and F or Transportation from North to East Finer, Pike, cor. South. and vice versa.—A. 74 gun ship, $20; a frigate Fees.—From or to Sands’ Point, for schooners or $15; a sloop o f war, $10; all merchant vessels, $5. sloops, per foot, $1,50; square-rigged vessels, $1,75. From Quarantine, one-quarter of- the inward pilo­ From or to Hurl-Gate, for Schooners or sloops, $1; tage, exclusive of the off-shore. Hauling into the square-rigged vessels, $1,25, From the 1st of No­ river from the wharf, $2. Pilot boats holding com­ vember to 1st of April, in addition to the above, missions from this Board, are numbered and desig­ for every ship, bark or brig, $2; for every schooner nated by a square burgee with white centre and or sloop, $1. blue border, the number being in the centre. PORT W ARDENS. No. 101 W all. (Appointed by the Governor and Senate.) William W . Story, Master Warden; William B. Ome, John Butler jr., Thomas G. Bunker, W . Lyons, Gilbert Dayton, R. T. Norris, Cleric. Port Wardens’ charges are, for each survey on board o f any vessel, on Hatches or Cargo, $1,50. For each survey on Damaged Goods, on the wharf or in store, $1,50. For each survey on any vessel deemed unfit to proceed to sea, $5, •Office open from 7 o’eloek, A. M., to 6 o’clock, P. M. M AR IN E SURVEYORS. (Appointed by the Chamber o f Commerce and Board of Underwriters.) A. J. Cartwright, Joseph Tinkham, Samuel Candler, Reuben Rrumley, William Thomson, 115 Wall. HARBOR MASTERS. There are eleven Harbor Masters, who have, for the District extends from Pier 7 to 24 (inclusive), North better accommodation o f the public, divided the River. port of New-York into eleven Districts, viz.: Ninth D istrict—Alex. H. Schultz; Office, 806 Wash­ F irst D istrict—Chas. G. Dean; Office, 254 South. ington. District extends from Barclay-st upN. District extends from Market-st, up East River. River. Second D istrict—Chas. Chamberlain; Office, 162 Tenth D istrict (Brooklyn)— Francis B. Spinola; South. District extends from Market-st. to Fulton Office, 9 Court-st, Brooklyn. District extendsf market, East River. from the Navy Yard to Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. Third D istrict—John H yer; Office, 78 South. Dis­ Eleventh D istrict (Brooklyn) — Luke C. Ryder; trict extends from Fulton market to Pine-st. Office, 15 Lawrence-st, Brooklyn. District extends Fourth D istrict—Gideon Fountain; Office, South c. from Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, to Atlantic Dock. Wall. District extends from Pine-st to Pier 13, In case of the sickness or absence from the city of East River. any of the Harbor Masters, either o f them will at­ F ifth D istrict—Henry K ip; Office, 88 South. Dis­ tend to his district trict extends from Pier 13, East River, to Coenties The Harbor Masters have authority to regulate and slip. station all ships and vessels in the stream of the Siccth D istrict — Abraham Yanorden; Office, 13 East or North Rivers, within the limits of the city South. District extends from Coenties slip to of New-York, and the wharves thereof, except cor­ Whitehall. poration slips, and to remove, from time to time Seventh D istrict—Owen W. Brennan; Office, 46 such ships or vessels as are not employed in receiv­ W est District extends from the Battery to Pier 7, ing or discharging their cargoes, to make room for North River. such others as require to be more immediately ac­ EigMh District—James E. W ood; Office, 68 W est I commodated for the purpose of receiving or dfe~ APPENDIX.— NEWSPAPERS, 35 charging their cargoes, and as to the fact of their above specified, according to the rate of tonnage or being fairly and bona, fid e employed in receiving burthen of said ships or vessels respectively, to be or discharging their cargoes, the said Harbor Mas­ ascertained by their respective registers or other ters, or either of them, is constituted the sole documents on board the same: but no compensa- itidge. Harbor Masters, or either one of them, tion shall be demanded by the said Harbor-Masters have authority to determine how far, and in what for the entrance into the port of New-York of any instances, it is the duty of the masters and others 8 .RP. or ®°booner employed in the coasting trade having charge of ships and vessels to accommodate within the United States, unless upon the applica­ each other, in their respective situations; and if te01* ot the master or person having charge of any any master, or other person, having charge of any such vessel employed in the coasting trade as afore­ ship or vessel, shall refuse or neglect to obey said, the said Harbor Masters, or either of them, the direction of the said Harbor Masters, or either shall interfere and adjust any difference which may of them, in matters within their authority to direct, happen respecting the situation or position of any or if any person shall resist or oppose the said Har­ such coasting vessel, which difference said Harbor bor Masters, or either of them in the execution of. Masters, or either of them, are hereby authorized the duties of their office, such master, or other per­ and required to hear and determine; in which case son having charge of "any ship or vessel, or other the said Harbor Masters, or either of them, may person whatsoever, shall for every such offence, demand and receive from the party in default in forfeit and pay the sum of fifty dollars, to be re­ the premises the sum of $2, except in canal barges covered, with costs of suit, in the name of the j and canal boats, for which he may receive $1 each Treasurer of the New-York Hospital, befoie any j and no more, for any difference so by him ad­ Court having cognizance thereof. justed ; to be sued for and recovered in the names They have power to demand and receive from the and for the use of said Harbor Masters in any commanders, owners and consignees, or either of Court having cognizance thereof. them, on all ships or vessels of the United States, The master, owner, or consignees of any ship or ves­ and on all ships or vessels of any foreign nation sel subject to the payment of fees to the Harbor that are permitted by the laws of the United States Masters as aforesaid, shall within forty-eight hours to enter on the same terms as vessels of the United after the arrival of such ship or vessel, pay the fees States, and which shall enter the said port of New- so due thereon at the office of the said Harbor York, and load or unload, or make fast to any Masters, or one of them, and in default of such wharf therein, one and one half of one cent per payment, if the same shall have been first duly de­ ton, to be computed from the tonnage expressed in manded, such master, owner, or consignee on whom the register or enrolments of such ships and vessels such demand shall have been previously made, respectively, and no m ore; and also on all other shall forfeit and pay double the amount of such foreign ships or vessels which shall arrive at and fees, to be sued for, and recovered in the names enter the said port, and load, unload, or make fast and for the use of the said Harbor Masters in any to any wharf therein, double the amount of fees Court having cognizance thereof. N EW SPAPERS. ADVOCATE AND GUARDIAN, Bible house, As- COLONIZATION JOURNAL, J. B. Pinney, Fourth tor pi. av. cor. Astor pL AGE (THE), John Allen, 139 Nassau. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, F. & J. B. Hall, AGRICULTOR (N. Y.), Allen & Co., 189 Water. 46 Pine. ALBION, William Young, 10 Park pi. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN (THE), C. M. Saxton, ALLIANCE (N. Y .), C. C. Leigh, C. J. Warren, E. 152 Fulton. Wilkes, 461 Broadway. COURIER (MORNING), AND N. Y. ENQUIRER, AMERICAN ARTISAN, John Bullock, 108 Broad­ J. W. Webb, 70 Wall. way. COURIER AND ENQUIRER (SEMI-WEEKLY), AMERICAN MESSENGER, 150 Nassau. J. W. Webb, 70 Wall. AMERICAN MISSIONARY, Geo. Whipple, 48 COURRIER DES ETATS UNIS, Charles Lassallo, Beekman, 73 Franklin. AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL, J. H. Schultz CRIMINAL ZEITUNG, R. Lexow, 242 William. & Co., 9 Spruce. CULTIVATOR (ALBANY), C. M. Saxton, 152 Ful­ AMERICA’S OWN, AND FIREMAN’S JOUR­ ton. NAL, Child, Brothers, 58 Chatham. D A Y BOOK (THE N, Y .), N. R. Stimson, 47 Ann. AMERIKANISCHER BOTZCHAFTER, 150 Nas­ DAY BOOK (N. Y . W EEKLY), N. R. Stimson, 47 sau, Ann. ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER, 48 Beekman. DEMOCRAT (D AILY NATIONAL), Burr, Sizer & ANTI-SLAVERY STANDARD (NATIONAL), S. Co., 102 Nassau. H. Gay, 142 Nassau. DIE REFORM, Carl Freedrich. 304 Broadway. ARGUS (U. S.), J. Crawley & Co., 121 Fulton. DUTCHMAN (THE N. Y .), Griffin & Farnsworth, ASMONEAN, Robert Lyon, 83 Gold. 102 Nassau. ATLANTISCHE BLATTER, 24 North William. DW IGHT’S JOURNAL OF MUSIC, Scharfenberg BANK-NOTE AND COMMERCIAL REPORTER, & JOURNAL OF HEALTH, D. M. Reese, 852 Broadwav Nassau. MERRY'S MUSEUM, S. T. Allen l Co., 116 BLACKWOOD’S, L. Scott & Co., 54 Gold. Nassau. ’ BRAITH WAITE’S RETROSPECT, Stringer & QUARTERLY REVIEW , J. McClin- Townsend, 222 Broadway. took, 200 Mulberry. BRITISH & FOREIGN MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL MISSIONARY HERALD, A. Merwin, Bible house REVIEW, S. S & W. Wood, 261 Pearl. Astor pi. CHILDREN'S, Daniel Dana ]r, agent. 20 John. MOTHERS’ MAGAZINE & FAM ILY MONITOR CHILD’S COMPANION. J. C. Meeks, 147 Nassau. S. T. Allen Co., 116 Nassau. ’ CHRISTIAN DIADEM, Z. P. Hatch, 142 Nassau^ NATIONAL, 200 Mulberry. CHRISTIAN EXAMINER, C. S. Francis & Co., 252 NATIONAL PREACHER (AMERICAN), J. B. Broadway. Pettis, 24 Beekman & 120 Nassau. CHRISTIAN PARLOR, James H. Pratt & CO., 116 NEW CHURCH REPOSITORY, George Bush, 16 Nassau. Howard. CHRISTIAN REVIEW , Colby & Ballard, 122 NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW , C. S. Francis & Nassau. Co., 252 Broadway. DEBOW’S REVIEW , 167 Broadway. NORTH BRITISH REVIEW , L. Scott & Co., 54 DEMOCRATIC REVIEW , Samuel B. Broad, 170 Gold. Broadway. PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL, Fowlers & Wells, DICKENS’ HOUSEHOLD WORDS, McElrath & 181 Nassau. Lord, 17 Spruce. PLOUGH, LOOM & ANVIL, Myron Finch, 9 DRYCH ( Welsh), John M. Jones, 6 Stuyvesant. Spruce. ECCLESIOLOGIST (N. Y .), Stanford & Swords, POLYTECHNIC JOURNAL (AMERICAN), 6 137 Broadway. Wall. ECLECTIC, W. II. Bidwell, 120 Nassau. POPULAR EDUCATOR, Alexander Montgomery, EDINBURGH REVIEW , L. Scott & Co., 54 Gold. 17 Spruce. ESCULAPIAN, C. D. Griswold, 108 Nassau. PRISONERS’ FRIEND, Fowlers & Wells, agents, EVERGREEN, Wm. H. Onderdonk, 9 Spruce. 131 Nassau. FARM & GARDEN, Allen & Co., 189 Water. PUTNAM’S MONTHLY, G. P. Putnam & Co., 10 GLASGOW PRACTICAL MECHANICS’, Stringer Park pi. & Townsend, 222 Broadway. QUARTERLY REVIEW (N. Y.), Cornish, Lamport GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK, Dewitt & Davenport, & Co., 8 Park pi. 162 Nassau. RAILW AY GUIDE (AMERICAN), C. Dinsmore & GRAHAM’S, Dewitt & Davenport, 162 Nassau. Co., 9 Spruce. HARPERS’ NEW MONTHLY, Harper & Bros. 829 REPUBLIC, Thomas R. Whitney, 100 Nassau. Pearl. Circulation 120,000. SAILOR’S, S. Brown, agent, 80 Wall. HOME MISSIONARY, H. W. Ripley, Bible house, SCALPEL, Adriance, Sherman & Co., 2 Astor Astor pi. house. HOMOEOPATHIC JOURNAL, Wm. Radde, 322 SCHOOLFELLOW, C. M. Saxton, 152 Fulton. Broadway. SCHOOLMATE, Geo. Savage, 58 Fulton. * HORTICULTURIST, Newman & Ivison, 178 Fulton. SHEKINAH (THE), Partridge & Brittan, 300 Broad­ HUMPHREY’S JOURNAL, S. D. Humphrey, 546 way. Broadway. SPIRIT OF MISSIONS, Daniel DanaJr, 20 John. HUNT S MERCHANTS’, Freeman Hunt, 142 Ful­ STANDARD BEARER, A D. F. Randolph, 683 ton. Broadwav. ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART, Alexander STRANGER’S GUIDE, Andrews & Co., 68 Fulton. Montgomery, 17 Spruce. STUDENT, Fowlers & Wells, 131 Nassau. JEWISH CHRONICLE, E. R. McGregor, Fourth THEOLOGICAL & LITERARY JOURNAL,Frank­ av. cor. Astor pi. lin Knight, 140 Nassau. JOURNAL OF HOMOEOPATHY (American), S.R . TURF REGISTER (THE AMERICAN), John Kirby, 72 Tenth. Richards, 1 Barclay. JOURNAL OF MEDICINE (N. Y .), Purple & UNITED STATES JOURNAL, A Jones & Co., 1 Smith, 183 Hudson. Spruce. JOURNAL OF MISSIONS, A. Merwin, Bible house, UNITED STATES LAW , John Livingston, 157 Astor pi. Broadway, JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, UNITED STATES REVIEW , 251 Broadway. C. S. Francis & Co., 252 Broadway. UNIVERSAL PHONOGRAPHER, Fowlers & KNICKERBOCKER, Samuel Hueston, 139 Nassau. Wpllc 1Q1. LADIES’ KEEPSAKE, John S. Taylor, 143 Nassau. W ATER CURE JOURNAL, Fowlers & Wells, 181 LADIES’ NATIONAL, Dewitt & Davenport, 162 Nassau. Nassau. WESTMINSTER REVIEW , L. Scott & Co., 54 LADIES’ REPOSITORY, 200 Mulberry. Gold. LADIES’ WREATH & PARLOR ANNUAL, Bur­ WHITTLESEY’S MAGAZINE FOR MOTHERS dick, Reed & Roberts, 148 Nassau. & DAUGHTERS, A. G. Whittlesey, 128 Nassau. LEGAL OBSERVER, Samuel Owen, 75 Nassau. WOODWORTH’S YOUTH’S CABINET,D. Austin LEONORI’S N. Y. BANK-NOTE LIST, L. J. Leo- Woodworth, 118 Nassau. nori, 35 Wall. Y. CENHADWR AMERICANAIDD, W. W. LITTELL’S LIVING AGE, Dewitt & Davenport, Thomas, agent, 240 Bowery. 162 Nassau. Y . CYFAILL (Welsh), W. Rowlands, 138 Orchard. LONDON ART JOURNAL, Virtue, Son & Co., 26 YANKEE NOTIONS, T. W. Strong, 98 Nassau. John. YOUNG CHRISTIAN, H. Lyon, 548 Broadway. LONDON LANCET, Stringer & Townsend, 222 YOUTH’S DAY-SPRING, A. Merwin, Bible house,., Broadway. _______ „ £ Astor pi. LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW , L. Scott & Co., YOUTH’S GALAXY, B. Ela, Fourth av. c. Ninth. 54 Gold. LIVINGSTON’S MONTHLY LAW, John Livings­ LIVINGSTON’S BIOGRAPHICAL, John Liv­ ton, 157 Broadway. ingston, 157 Broadway. 38 APPENDIX.— CHURCHES, CHURCHES. Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the y e a r 1858, by H. W il s o n and J o h n F. T r o w , in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New-York. B A P T IS T . Minister, 217 Chrystie; B. Leitch, Sexton, 853 Houston. ABYSSINIAN (colored), 44 Anthony; J. T. Ray­ TABERNACLE, Second av. n. Tenth; Edward La- mond, Minister, h. 11 Dom inick; Henry Neville, throp, Minister, h. 148 E 19tb; Joseph Whitemore, Sexton, h. 84 Anthony. Sexton, 65 Fourth av. AM ITY STREET n. W ooster; Wm. R. Williams, TW ELFTH STREET bet. Third and Fourth av’s. * Minister, h. 2T Grove; James S. Huyler, Sexton, S. A. Corev, Minister, h. 254 Twelfth; Henry s! 287 Wooster. •Hollister, Sexton, 1 Hudson pi,, W. 84th. RERE AN, Downing c. Bedford; ----------- , Minister; TW ENTY-THIRD STREET (Knickerbocker Hall) E. Walker, Sexton, 88 Downing. W. 23d c. Eighth av.; J. S. Backus, h. 249 W. 24th! BETHESDA, Chrystie c. Delancey; N. B. Baldwin, UNION, E. 22d n. Third av.; D. S. Parmelee, Min­ Minister, b. 291 Broome; T. C. Fisher, Sexton, op. ister, h. 143 E. 27th; ------ Dnncara, Sexton, 101E, Church. BLOOMINGDALE, 48d; Stephen Wilkins, Minis­ WELSH, 141 Chrystie; Thos. L. Davis, Minister, h. ter, h. W. 43'd n. Eighth- av. 350 First av.; Thomas Richards, Sexton, r. 141 BROADW AY, W . 23d n. Fifth av.; A. D. Gillette, Chrystie. Minister, h. 68 Spring; Henry Estwick, Sexton, 46 ZION (colored), 44 Thompson; S. D. White, Min­ First av. ister, h. B rooklyn ; Alexander Duncan, Sexton, 15 CANNON STREET n. Grand; H. J. Eddy, Minis­ Laurens. ter, b. 296 Madison; G. D. Smith, Sexton, 5 Can­ non. EBENEZER, W . 36th n. Broadway; L. G. Marsh, C O N G R E G A T IO N A L , Minister, h. W. 86th n. Broadway; Wm. Wright, Sexton, W. 36th n. Broadway. BETHESDA, 179 W ooster; C. B. Ray, Minister, h. FIRST, Broome c. Elizabeth; S. H. Cone, Minister, 153 Orange. h. 465 Broome; John C. Young, Sexton, 857 CHURCH OF THE PURITANS, Union p i c. E. Broome. 15th; G. B. Cheever, Minister, h. 21 E. 15th; FIRST GERMAN, 1$ Avenue A ; J. Eschman, Gardner S. Chapin, Sexton, 45 E. 13th. 1 Minister, h. 207 Seventh ; Joseph Hubathek, Sex­ EASTERN, Madison e. Gouverneur; Geo. Defor- ton, 19 Av. A. rest Folsom, Minister, h. E. Broadway c. Mont­ FIRST MARINERS’, 234 Cherry; Ira R. Steward, gomery ; William Torrance, Sexton, 508 Grand Minister, h. 177 Cherry; George Davis, Sexton, r. FOURTH, 104 W . 16th; H. O. Schermerhorn, Min­ 284 Cherry. ister, h. I l l Greenwich av.; -------------, Sexton, FREE W ILL BAPTIST, Sullivan n. Houston. D. 151 W. 16th. M. Graham, Minister, h. 215 Yarick; James W in- FREE, Broadway n. 82d; Henry Belden, h. 70 W. terbottom, Sexton, 194 Spring. 29th. HARLEM ; C. G. Gurr, Minister, h. Harlem. TABERNACLE,. 340 Broadway; J. P. Thompson, LAIGHT STREET c. Yarick; Isaac W escott,M in­ Minister, h. 112 Leonard; Walter Reid, Sexton, ister, h. 34 Dominick. 840 Broadway. LEXINGTON AYENUE c. E. 30th; L. Covell, Min­ UNION, Fourth bet. Avs. B and C ; J. B. Grinnell, ister, h. 45 Bond; ------ Lockwood, Sexton, Lexing­ Minister, h. 648 Fourth; Osear S. Holly, Sexton, ton av. n. E 35th. 231 Fifth. MASONIC TEMPLE, Broome eor. Crosby; James Manser jr., h .------. NEW (organizing), now worshipping at Brooks’ As­ BUTCH REFORM ED, sembly Rooms, 361 Broome. NORFOLK n. Grand; Thos. Armitage, Minister, BLOOMINGDALE; Enoch Yanaiken, Minister, h. h. 152 Clinton; D. Fowler, Sexton, 63 Clinton. 183 W. 23d NORTH, Bedford c. Christopher; Aaron Jackson, BROOME STREET c. Greene; G. H. Fisher, Min­ Minister, h. 124 Bedford; Wm. J. Canning Sexton, ister, h. 105 W ooster; James D. Yates, Sexton, 56 Bedford c. Christopher. Greene. NORTH BERIAH, Macdougal op. Yandam; ------ — COLLEGIATE: LAFAYETTE PLACE c. Fourth; -------- , Minister; James. Haladay, Sexton, h. 44 NINTH n. Broadway; NORTH DUTCH, Wil­ Charlton. liam c. Fulton; FIFTH AYENUE c. W. 29th; OLIYE BRANCH, Madison c. Montgomery; M. John Knox, h. 326 Fourth; Thos. Dewitt, h. 116 Winston, Minister, h. 177 E.Broadway; M. Danel- Ninth ; T. E. Yermilye, h. 7 Albion pi., and T. W. son, Sexton, 280 Third Chambers, h. 64 W. 27th, Ministers; Arch. C. OLIYER STREET c. Henry; E. L. Magoon, Minis- Brady, 450 Fourth, James Dunshee, 21 Clark, Jas. ter, h. 24 Market; David Jones, Sexton, 9 Mon­ Bogert, and W. J. Schoonmaker, 38 North Moore, roe. Sextons. PROYIDENCE, 472 Broadway; Sam’l Wills,Minis­ GERMAN REF., Broadway n. S2d; J. S. Ebaugh, ter, h. 120 Sullivan; M. J. Doolittle, Sexton, 120 Minister, h. 160 E. 23d. Sullivan. GER. EY. MISS., Honston n. Forsyth; J. C. Gul- SHILOH, W. 29th n. Ninth av.; S. S. Wheeler, Min­ din, Minister, h. 122 Rivington; William Roth, ister, h. 214 W. 81st; David: M. Cole, Sexton, .315 Sexton, 48 First av. W . 29th. GREENWICH, Bleecker c. Am os; N. I. Marselus, SECOND’ GERMAN MISSION, 25 Av. D .; A. h. 46 Hammond, and C. C. Yanarsdale, 11 Fifth Berky, Minister, h. Seventh n. Av. B. op. Tomp­ av., Ministers; C. J. Jones, Sexton, 332 Bleecker. kins sq. HARLEM ; Jer. S. Lord, Minister, h. 122d c. Third av. SIXTH STREET n. Av. 0 ; C. B. Smith, Minister, LIYINGSTON, Ninth av. n. W. 83d; Aaron Lloyd, h. 95 Av. B .; James Senier, Sexton, 315 Third. Minister, h. W . 43d n. Seventh av. SIXTEENTH STREET n. E%hth av.; J. W . Tag­ MANHATTAN, Av. B c. F ifth; F. F. Cornell, Min­ gart, Minister, h. 168 W. 17th; C. J. Day, Sexton, ister, h. 209 F ifth ; John H. H. Yehslage, Sex., 207 113 Eighth av. Fifth street, under the church. SOUTH, Hammond c. Factory; C. G. Sommers, MARKET STREET c. H en ry;------------ , Minister, Minister, h. 17 St. Mark’s p i.; James Irving, Sex­ Samuel Harriott, Sexton, 39 Eldredge. ton, Greenwich n. Hammond MOUNT PLEASANT, 50th n. Third a v ..:----- — v STANTON STREET n. Chrystie; E. T . Hiscox, Minister. APPENDIX.— CHURCHES, 39 NINTH (see Collegiate). NORTH DUTCH (see Collegiate). NORTH-WEST, W.^ 28d bet. Sixth and Seventh M E T H O D I S T E P ISC O P A L .. avs. (now worshipping at Metropolitan Academy, PRESIDING ELDERS; N e w - Y o r f c D i s t r i c t : Stk- Sixth av- n. Eigkth-st.); J„ B. Hardenbeigli, Minis­ phen Martindale. E e w - Y o r k E a s t D i s t r i c t : ter, h. 62 Varick. 6 ’ Heman Bangs. SEVENTH AVENUE n. Twelfth; W. R.Gordon, Minister, h. 84 Barrow. SOUTH, Fifth ay. c. W. 21st; J. M. Macauley, Min­ ^¥¥^5 U«lanoey; C. H. Whitecar, Munster, h. 128 Allen; Jonas Chandler, Sexton, ister, h. 57 A m ity; James A. Gardner, Sexton, 841 117 Allen. Sixth av. ASBURY, Norfolk n. Ri vington; A, S. Francis, Min- TWENTY-FIRST STREET n. Sixth av.; Abraham h* 127 Norfolk; J, Lagrill, Sexton, 138 Suf* R. Vannest jr. Minister, h. 113 W. 23d; A. A. Wessells, Sexton, Seventh av. n. W. 23d. BEDFORD STREET c. Morton; D. L. Marks, Min­ WASHINGTON SQUARE, University pi. e. Wash­ ister, h. 47 Morton; William Veitch, Sexton, 67 ington p i ; Mancius S. Hutton, Minister, h. 108 Bedford. Ninth; William Archer, Sexton, 241 Wooster. CROSS STREET MISSION, — Cross; John Luckey, WEST, Bleecker buildings, Bleecker c. Morton; Jo­ Minister, h. 125 Henry. seph McKee, Minister, h. 24 Cottage pL DUANE STREET, 180 Duane; Richard A. Chalker, Minister, h. 176 Duane; James McArdle, Sexton, 176 Duane. F R IE N D S . EIGHTEENTH STREET n. Eighth av.; J. P, Heerinance, Minister, h. 191 W. 18th; John Coff­ DOWNING n. Bleecker; John D. Wright, Sexton, man, Sexton, 188 W. 18th. 8 W. 14th. FIFTIETH STREET n. Third av.; O. E. Brown, HESTER c. Elizabeth; Gideon Brown, Sexton, 58 Minister, h. n. church. Elizabeth near the church. FIRST MARINERS’, Cherry bet. Clinton and Mont­ ORCHARD STREET, 27 Orchard. gomery ; J. H. Perry, Minister, h. 29 Gouverneur; ROSE n. Pearl; D, P. Smith, Sexton, 68 Bayard. Samuel Erving, Sexton, next to church. FORSYTH STREET, 10 Forsyth; J. B. Wakeley, Minister, h. 12 Forsyth; William Harrison, Sexton, J E W IS H SYNAGOGUES. 16 Bayard. FORTY-THIRD STREET n. Eighth av.; James N, ANSHI CHESED, Norfolk n. Houston; M. IiHen- Shaffer, Minister, h .----- . thal, Hon’ry Rabbi, h. 307 Tenth; L. Sternberger, FRENCH MISSION, 199 Mulberry; J. B. Oocagne, Reader, h. 286 Delancey; Myer May, Sexton, 146 Minister, h. 120 Varick. Norfolk. GERMAN, Second n. Av. C ; Wm. Schwarz, Minis­ BETH ISRAEL, Centre e. W hite; J. Salinger, Min­ ter, h. 256 Second; Wm. Freund, Sexton, 96 Co­ ister, h. 116 White. lumbia. BIKKUR CHOLIM, 514 Pearl; W olf Stamper, GERMAN HOME MISSION, Bloomingdale; € .H . Reader, h. 445£ Pearl. Afflerbach, Minister, h. op. church. BNAI ISRAEL, 63 C h ry stie;------------ , Reader; GREENE STREET n. Broome; R. S. Foster, Min­ Joseph P. Deyoungh, Sexton, 65 Chrystie. ister, h. 57 Greene; John F. White, Sexton, 65 BNAI JESHURUN, Greene n. Houston; M. J. Ra- Greene. phall, Rabbi Preacher, h. 100 Macdougal. A. Leo, HARLEM; Arad S. Larkin, Minister. Reader, h. 144 Thompson. IIEDDING MISSION, E. 17th bet. First and RODEPH SHALOM, 8,11 & 13 Clinton; Nathan Second avs.; S. Howland, Minister, h. 270 Davidshon, Minister, h. 412 Grand; Henry Morgen- Ninth. roth, Sexton, h. 8 Clinton. JANE STREET, 19 Jane; H. Lounsbury, Minister* SHAARAI BACHMIM, 156 Attorney; L. Heilner, h. 17 Jane; John F. Tompkins, Sexton, 46 Eighth Minister, h. 156 Attorney; ----- Shiffi, Sexton, 156 av. Attorney. JOHN STREET, John n. Nassau; H. Mattison, Min­ SHAARAI SHAMAYIM, 122 Attorney; Edward ister, h. 19 Vandewater; Wm. Durand, Sexton, 98 Green, Minister, h. 124 Attorney; Moses Tris- John. dorfer, Sexton, 122 Attorney, MADISON STREET c. Catharine: J. S. Inskip, SHAARAI TEPHILA, 112 W ooster; S. M. Isaacs, Minister, h. 89 Madison; T. R. Ryers, Sexton, 52 Minister, h. 669 Houston; Beni. M. Davis, Sexton, Market 112 Wooster. MULBERRY STREET, 305 Mulberry; ------------ SHAARAI ZEDECK, 38 Henry; H. Henry, Minis­ Minister, h. 302 Mulberry; William iiw ers, Sex- ter, h. 46 Henry; Solomon Samelson, Sexton, 88 ton, 253 Elizabeth. Henry, NINTH STREET, Av. B c. Ninth: T. C. Youngs, 6HEARETH ESCHED, S3 Ridge; Ignatz Stein, Minister, h. 303 Ninth; Geo. Winslow, Sexton, 344 President, h. 89 Av. B. Ninth. SHEARITH ISRAEL, 56 Crosby; J. J. Lyons, NORTH RIVER FLOATING BETHEL, foot Car­ Minister, h. 56 Crosby; D. Phillips, Sexton, r. 56 lisle; Olif G. Hedstrom, Minister, office at the Crosby. church. TEMPLE, 56 Chrystie; L. Marzbacher, Minister, h. ROSE HILL, E. 27th n. Third av.; James Floy, 159 Forsyth; Joseph Cohn, Sexton, 56 Orchard. Minister, h. E. 27th n. Third av.; Samuel Smith, Sexton, 82 E. 25th. SECOND STREET, .276 Second; R. Jessop, Minis­ LUTHERAN. ter, h. 280 Second; Cornelius Waldron, Sexton, 268 Second. GERMAN EVANGELICAL, W. 40th n. Ninth av.; SEVENTH STREET n. Third av.; M. L. Scudder, W. Drees, Minister, h. W. 41st n. Seventh a v .; Minister, h. next door to the Church; John Lewis, Nic. Schmidt, Sexton, W . 36th n. Ninth av, Sexton, 369 Bowery. LUTHERAN, 840 Ninth; Theodore J. Brohrn, Min­ SULLIVAN STREET, 214 Sullivan; Silas Fitch, ister, h. 592 Fourth. Minister, h. 218 Sullivan^ James Winterbottom, LUTHERAN, Sixth av. c. W. 15th; F. W. Geisen- Sexton, 194 Spring. hainer, Minister, h. 76 E. 14th; ----- Faekiner, Sex­ THIRTIETH STREET bet. Eighth and Ninth avs.; ton, 259 Sixth av. Charles Isham, Minister, h. 203 W. 80th; Stephen ST. JAMES, Mulberry n. Grand; James L. Shock, Merritt, Sexton, 149 Eighth av. Minister, h. 194 Grand; Henry Borches, Sexton, VESTRY STRRET n. Greenwich; John B. Hagany, at church. Minister, h. 24 V estry; James Anderson, Sexton, ST. MARCUS, Sixth n. First av.; A. H. M. Held, 449 Greenwich. Minister, h. 198 Allen; John Theisz, Sexton, 581 W ILLETT STREET, 7 W illett; H. F. Pease, Min­ Fourth. ister, h. 5 W illett; Alfred C. Valaton, Sexton, r. of ST. MATTHEWS, Walker c. Cortlandt al.; C. F. E. church. Stohlmann, Minister, h. 165 M ott; Charles F. YORKVILLE; Peter C. Oakley, Minister, h. near Hobe, Sexton, 484 Broadway, the church. 40 A PPE N D IX — CHURCHES. RIVINGTON-STREET n. Orchard, (German;) A F R I C A N M E T H . E P IS C O P A L .. Henry Toelke, Minister, h. 186 Chrystie; L. M. Keeler, Sexton, 131 Orchard. AFRICAN UNION, W . 15th n. Ninth ay ; E ,€r RUTGERS cor. H enry; J. M. Krebs, Minister, h. Wilson, Minister, h. 133 W. 15th; Charles Barrager. 141 Henry; R. K. Brownell, Sexton, Rutger's In­ Sexton, W . 24th n. Seventh av. stitute. ASBURY, Spring n. Bowery * J. P. Thompson, Min­ SCOTCH, Grand, eor. Crosby; Joseph McElroy, ister, h. 47 W atts; Michael Ring, Sexton, Chrystie Minister, h. 115 Ninth; Charles A. Stuart, Sexton* n. Delancey. 129 Grand. ZK)N, 158 Church; D. Kennedy, Minister, h. 62 SIXTH-STREET n. Second av.; F. S. Howe, Min­ Leonard; Anthony Brown, Sexton. ister, K - ------ ; Milo R oot Sexton, 21 Second. SEVENTH, Broome cor. Ridge; E F. Hatfield, Minister, h. 202 Henry; Andrew J. Case, Sexton. M E T H O D IS T P R O T E S T A N T . 397 Grand. SPRING-STREET, 220 Spring; A. E Campbell FIRST, 61 Attorney; Reuel Hanks, Minister, h. 307 Minister, h. 57 Vandam; James Ford, Sex., 80 King Fifth; Thomas Brown, Sexton, 192 Rivington. STANTON-STREET cor. Forsyth; Joseph Sander­ SECOND, W . 16th n. Eighth av.; W . W . Stickland, son, Minister, h. 35 First av; Robert Watson, Sex­ Minister, 295 Broome. ton, 49 Stanton. ST. EVANGILE, (French,) Brick Church Chapel; ------------------ , Minister, h .-------- ; J. C. Goddard! N E W J E R tS A L E K . Sexton, 79 Yarick. THIRTEENTH STREET, 115 W . 13th; S. D. FIRST, Chapel of Union Theological Seminary, Uni­ Burehard, Minister, h. 113 W . 13th; E H. Senior, versity pL ah. Waverly pL; A. E. Ford, Minister, h. Sexton, 76 Carmine. M orristovm, N .J .; Adam Fitton, Sexton, 104 King. TW ENTIETH-STREET n. Seventh av.; Fredk G. Clark, M in.; h. 154 W . 25th; Montgomery Un­ derwood, Sexton, 166 Eighth av. P R E S B Y T E R IA N . UNIVERSITY PLACE cor. Tenth; Geo. Potts, Minister, h. 27th Fifth av.; Nathaniel Wilson, ALLEN-STREET, n. Grand; G. Thacher, Minister, __Sex^ h. 184 Twelfth c. Union pi. h. 50 Eldridge; Daniel Hulse, Sexton, 283 Broome. WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Carmine op BLEECKER-STREET, now worshipping at Medi­ =>Varick; T. H. Skinner jr., Minister, h. 18 Grove; cal college, E 14th n. Fourth av.; Joel Parker, Joseph Farnsworth, Sexton, 70 Bedford. Minister, h .-------- ; Thomas Storms, Sex., 52 Troy. WESTMINSTER Grove c. Hudson; John Little, BRICK, Beekman, cor. Nassau; Gardiner Spring. Minister, h. 266 Spring: Minister, li. 3 B ond; James S. Hull, Sexton, 40 YORKYILLE, Third av. n. 90th; E D. G. Prime, Second av. Minister, b .-------- . CANAL-STREET, Canal, cor. Green; ------------------, Minister, h .-------- ; James Moore, Sexton, Church cor. Lispenard. A S S O C IA T E P R E S B Y T E R I A N . CENTRAL, 408 Broom e; A . Aug. Wood, Minister, h. 56 Y arick; P , Hickok, Sexton, 448 Fourth. FIRST, Grand cor. Mercer; John Thomson, Minis- CHELSEA, W . 22d n. Ninth av.; E. D. Smith, ter, h. 160 Green; Robert Robertson, Sexton, 141 Minister, h. 252 W . 21st; J. W . Kelly, Sexton, Franklin. 205 W. 24th. SECOND, Houston c. Greene; James Harper, Min., ELEVENTH, Av. C cor. Fourth; J. P. Hovey, h. 349 Bowery; T. P. Tinslay, Sex., I09f Greene. Minister, h. 199 Fifth. J. E. Marshall, Sex., 3S5 Sixth. THIRD, 41 Charles, Hugh H. Blair, Minister; h. 34 EMANUEL, Cottage pL n. Bleecker; H. M. Wilson, Perry; Robert Carnes, Sexton, 41 Charles. Minister, h. 106 W . 17th; M. B. Schank, Sexton, FOURTH, W. 28th n. Ninth av.; A. Clements, 106 W . 17th. Minister; h. 235 W . 30th; Matthew Rolston, Sex­ FIFTEENTH-STREET n. Third a v .; J. M. Mac­ ton, r. o f church. donald Minister, h. 86 Lexington av.; James W . Mansfield, Sexton, 177 Third av. FIRST, Fifth av. bet Eleventh & Twelfth: W . W. A S S O C IA T E R E F O R M E R P R E S­ Phillips, Minister, h. 62 Hammond; Henry Holman; B Y T E R IA N • Sexton, 93 E. 12th. FORTY-SECOND STREET, cor. Eighth av.; E E. FOURTH, Franklin, o p Yarick; Wm. McLaren, Rankin, Minister, h. W . 42d n. Eighth av. Minister, h. ---------; Joseph Greer, Sexton, 187 FOURTEENTH- STREET, cor. Second av.; Asa D. Washington. Smith, Minister, h. 142 E 13th; L. M. Keeler, FIFTH , Jane, n. Abingdon sq.; A, H. Wright, Min­ Sexton, 131 Orchard. ister, h. 4 W . 31st; Andrew Shaw, Sexton, 62£ Jane. FRENCH EVANGELICAL, Grand c, C rosby,------ M in.; ---------Sex., Justin Paillard, 80 Nassau. GERMAN MISSION, 23 Centre; J. Neander, Min­ R E F O R M E R P R E S B Y T E R IA N . ister, h. WiUiarnsburgK, GERMAN, 492 Grand; Frederick Steins, Minister, FIRST, Twelfth-street n. Sixth av.; J. N. McLeod, h. 64 P itt ’ Minister, h. 87 W . 20th; John Bums, Sex. 348 HARLEM, 126th n. Third av.; Ezra H. Gillett, Min­ Sixth av. ister, h. Harlem. SECOND, Medical College, 67 Crosby; S. L. Finney, HOUSTON-STREET, cor. Thompson; R. S. S. Minister, h. 54 Catherine. Dickinson, Minister, h. 292 Fourth; S. H. Bene­ SECOND, W . 11th n. Sixth av.: Andrew Stevenson, d ict Sexton, 50j Carmine. Minister, h. 99 T roy; James Todd, Sex., at church. MADISON-A VENUE, cor. E 29th; W . Bannard, THIRD, 166 Waverley P la ce ;-------------, Minister; Minister; h. 64 E 31st; James Bogart, Sexton, E. W . Hill, Sexton, at the church. 31st b et Madison & Fifth avs. SULLIVAN-STREET, 101 Sullivan; James Chrys­ MADISON SQUARE, (now worshipping in Hope tie, Minster, h. 116 Fourth; Robert Milford, Sex­ Chapel); Wm. Adams, Minister, h. 601 Houston; ton, 101 Sullivan. Thos. Donaldson, Sexton, 5 Marion. M ANHATTANVILLE,-------- , Min. MERCER-STREET n. Waverly pL; George L. P R I M I T I V E C H R IS T IA N S . Prentiss. Minister, h. 80 Second av. NORTH, W . 32d n. Eighth av.; Washington CHURCH OF CHRIST, 57 Bond; T. Hogg & Roosevelt Minister, h. W . 30th n. Ninth av. William Knowles, Elders. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Fifth av. cor. E. 19th; CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES, 74 and 76 W. James W. Alexander, Minister, h. 22 W. 19th; Wm. 17th; E Parmly, Daniel Monroe, Elders; Silas E Cnlyer, 231 Thompson, & Peter Tarlsen, Sextons. Shepard, Min.., h .-------- ; ---------■,Sex^ at the eh. PRINCE-STREET, (col’d), cor. Marion; J. W . C. SUFFOLK-STREET n. Delancey; Eli Fay, Minis­ Pennington, Minister; h. 143 Mercer; Thos. Jack- ter, h. A v. B c. Seventh; Chas. Stykes. Sexton, son, Sexton, 61 Prince. 108 Suffolk. APPENDIX.— CHURCHES. 41 ST. JAMES’S, Hamilton square; P. S. Chaunceyi P R O T E S T A N T E P IS C O P A E . Rector, h. 177 Tenth. S’R JOHN BAPTIST, Lexington av. cor. E. 35th; E t . R ev. B. T. O n d e r d o n k , Bishop, 106 Franklin. C. R. Duffie, Rector, h. 151 Lexington av. R t . R e v . J o n a . M. W a i n w e ig h t , Provisional ST. JUDE’S, Sixth av. op. Am ity; Noah Cook, Rec­ Bishop, 10 Hubert tor, h. 98 Twelfth; Ernest Schweir, Sexton, 23 ALL ANGELS, W . 86th n. Seventh av.; T. McC. Sixth av. Peters, Rector, h. Bioomingdale road n. 6 mile ST. JOHN’S, (See TR IN ITY); Thomas Maslin, Sex­ stone. ton, 17 Clarkson. ALL SAINTS, 288 Henry; W. E. Eigenbrodt, Rec­ ST. LUKE’S, Hudson op. Grove; I. H. Tuttle, tor, h. 53 A m ity; Benjamin W . Williams, Sexton, Rector, h. 477 Hudson; J. Dugan, Sexton, 482 285 Henry. Hudson. ANGLO-AMERICAN FREE CHURCH OF SAINT ST. MARK’S, Stuyvesant n. Second av.; H. Anthon, GEORGE THE MARTYR, Thompson c. Prince; Rector, h. 156 Second av.; C. L. Carpenter, Sexton, A. S. Leonard, Rector, h. 7 Hubert; J. H. Hop­ 181 Ninth. kins jr., Assistant; W ill. Ensko, Sex., 148 Spring. ST. MARY’S, Manhattanville; G. L. Neide, Minister. ANNUNCIATION, W . 14th bet. Sixth & Seventh ST. MATTHEW’S, Christopher n. Bleecker; Jesse avs.; S. Seabury, Rector, h. 125 W. 13th; W . B. Pound, Rector; h. 83 Christopher; James Kedey, Brown, Sexton, 4#3 Washington. Sexton, r. 83 Christopher. ASCENSION, Fifth av. cor. Tenth; G. Thurston ST. MICHAEL’S, Bioomingdale; Wm. Richmond, Bedell, Rector, h. 61 Tenth; W . Donaldson, Sex­ Rector, h. at parsonage. ton, 26 Perry. ST. PAUL’S, (See T R IN IT Y ); Henry Weld, Sex­ CALVARY, Fourth av. cor. E. 21st; F. L. Hawks, ton, 75 Murray. Refctor, h. 64 E. 21st; W. J. Frost, Assistant; ST. PETER’S, W. 20th n. Ninth av.; -------- , Rector; Samuel A. Deare, Sexton, 351 Fourth av. G. W . Hardenbrook, Sexton, 170 Ninth av. CHAPEL OF THE HOLY COMFORTER, foot of ST. PH ILIP’S, (colored); Centre n. Leonard; W. Bey, N. R .; D. V. M. Johnson, Missionary, h. Morris, Minister, h. 76 Varick; Charles Willetts, Brooklyn; Chas. Hemberg, Sexton, 47 Dey. Sexton, 60 Cliff. CHRIST CHURCH, W. 18th n. Fifth av., (now ST. SIMON’S, (German Miss.), -------- ; T. Cook, worshipping in University Chapel, Washington pL); Rector, h. 276 Houston ; John Justen, Sexton, 236 0. H. Halsey, Rector, h. 21 North Moore. Fifth. CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR, (floating,) foot of ST. STEPHEN’S, Broome cor. Chrystie; J. H. Price, Pike; B. C. C. Parker, Missionary, h. 114 East Rector, h. 62 Second av.; Henry R. Jones, Sexton, Broadway; Moses C. Hagadorn, Sexton, h. 107 116 Chrystie. Henry. ST. THOMAS’, Broadway cor. Houston; Edmund CHURCH OF THE ADVENT, Eighth av. n. W. Neville, Rector, h. W. 13th c. Seventh av.; W il­ 41st; A. Bloomer Hart, Rector, h. 55 Morton. son McLean, Sexton, 580 Houston. CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES, Ninth ! TRANSFIGURATION, E. 29th n. Madison av.; G. av. cor. W. 28th; R. S. Howland, Rector, h. 105 II. Houghton, Rector, h. 9 E. 29th; Wm. F. Scott, Waverley p i.; G. X Geer, assistant, h. 229 W^ Sexton, 193 Third av. 27th; Robert Bennett, Sexton, Ninth av. bet W. TRIN ITY, Broadway cor. Rector; and the Chapels 25th and W. 26th. of ST. JOHN’S, Varick bet. Beach and Laight; CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION, Sixth and ST. PAUL’S, B’way bet. Fulton and Vesey; W. av. cor. W. 20th; W. A. Muhlenberg, Pastor, h. Berrian, Rector, h. 50 Varick; J. M. Wainwright, W. 20th, n. Sixth av.; Allen Barr, Sexton, 98 W. (Right Rev.), h. 10 Hubert; E. Y . Higbee, h. 108 20th. Bleecker; M. P. Parks, h. Staten Island; B. I. CHURCH OF THE HOLY MARTYRS, Ludlow, Haight, h. W . 20th n. Ninth av.; J. H. Hobart, h. n. Grand; J. Millett, Rector, h. 808 Broome. 46 Laight; and S. H. Weston, h. 45 Murray, Assis­ CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Yorkville; P. S. tants; David D. Lyon, Sexton, 44 Greenwich; Chauncey, Rector. Henry Weld, 75 Murray, (St.. Paul’s ); and Thomas CHURCH OF MESSIAH, (colored,) 121 W ooster; Maslin, 17 Clarkson. Hiram Jelliffe, Minister, h. 144 E. 25th. ZION, E. 38th n. Madison av.; R. Cox, Rector, h. CHURCH OS THE N ATIVITY, Av. C n. Sixth; 59 W. 86th; James V. Rogers, Sexton, E. 40th n. Caleb Clapp, Rector, h. 333 Sixth; J. Tanner, Sex­ Third av. ton. 696 Fourth. CHURCH OF THE REDEMPTION,----- ; Isaac Pardee, Rector. R O M A N C A T H O L IC . CHURCH OF ST. BARNABAS, Second av. cor. E. 23d; ----- Weaver, Minister, h..------; John Swiney, CHURCH OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEMER, Sexton, at Church. 153 Third; Joseph Muller, Thomas Hecker, Mar­ DU SAINT ESPRIT, Franklin cor. Church; A. tin Hasslinger, Robert Kleineidam, and others, Verren, Rector, h. 99 Franklin; John G. Haussett, Priests, h. 153 Third; Joseph Hofftnan, Sexton, Sexton, 53 Howard. 205 Av B. EPIPHANY, 130 Stanton; Lot Jones, Rector, h. CHURCH OF THE N ATIVITY, Second av. bet. 77 Second av.; J. Yamall, Sexton, 120 Norfolk. Second and Third streets; George McClosky, GOOD SHEPHERD, 68 East Broadway; Ralph and William McClosky, Priests, h. 44 Second av.; Hoyt, Rector, h. 2 Little Water. Michael McGovern, Sexton, 16 Sixth. GRACE, Broadway cor. Tenth; Thomas H. Taylor, ST. ALPHONSUS, 10 Thompson; served from Rector, h. next to the church; Isaac H. Brown, Church of Most Holy Redeemer; John Myer, Sex­ Sexton, 94 Fourth av. . ton, 10 Thompson. HOLY EVANGELISTS, St George’s Chapel, ST. ANDREW’S, Duane cor. City Hall pi.; Michael Cliff c. Beekman; Benjamin Evans, Minister, h. Curran jr., and Louis Jerzykowich, Priests, h. 13 172 Broome; James Hudson, Sexton, 46 Rose. City Hall p i.; John Fox, Sexton, 20 James. INTERCESSION, 154th cor. Tenth av.; W. H. N. ST. ANN’S, Astor place; J. M. Forbes, Minister, h. Stewart, Rector, h. 152d street h o te l;------W il­ 48 Fourth av.; J. Dooley, Sexton, 48 Fourth av. liamson, Sexton, Tenth av. n. church. ST. BRIDGETS, Avenue B cor. Eighth; Richard ST. ANDREW’S, Harlem; G. B. Draper, Rector, h. Kein, Thomas Martin, Philip O'Reilly, and Thomas 127 Macdougal. ,| , Mooney, Priests, h. I l l Av. B .; William Hannon, ST. ANN’S, (for the Deaf and Dumb), small chapel, Sexton, 216 Eleventh, University building, Washington p i.; Thomas H. ST. COLUMBA’S, W. 25th, n. Eighth av.; M. Mac- Gallaudet, Minister. aleer and J. Scallon, Priests, h. at Church; Pat­ ST. BARTHOLEMEW’S, Lafayette pi. cor. Great rick McAleer, Sexton, 419 Ninth av. Jones; S. Cooke, Rector, h. 60 W. 11th; John Can­ ST. FRANCIS’S, (German,) W. 31st bet Sixth and trell, Sexton, 353 Bowery. Seventh avs.; Alex. Martin, Priest, h. at church; ST. CLEMENT’S, Amity cor. Macdougal; T. A. John C. Gab, Sexton, at church. Eaton, Rector, h. 55 Morton; Robert Heasley, Sex­ ST. FRANCIS XAVIER, ,W . 16th, between Fifth ton, Bleecker c. Hammond. and Sixth avs.; M. Driscoll and H. Deluynes, ST. GEORGE’S, Rutherford pi. n. E. 16th; Stephen Priests, h. r. of church; James Dowd, Sexton, W. H. Tyng, Rector, h. next to church; Thomas Du­ 17th c. Seventh av. gan, Seaton, 470 Broadway. ST. JAMES’S, 32 James; P. McKenna, Francis 42 APPENDIX.— CHURCHES. McKeon, and Patrick McGovern, Priests, h. 23 Oliver; Patrick Fox, Sexton, 20 James. U N I V E R S A I ilS T . ST. JOHN BAPTIST, (German,) W . 80th between Seventh and Eighth avs.; Augustin Dantner, SECOND, Orchard n. Broom e; C. H. Fay, Minister Priest; Casper Goeb, Sexton, at church. h. 194 East Broadway; W . L. Martin, Sexton 16 ST. JOHN EVANGELIST, near Deaf and Dumb Orchard. o rrfs^ ^ , ;i ra™es.¥ cMahon, Priest, h. n. church. THIRD, Bleecker cor. Downing; W. S. Balch, Min­ ST. JOSEPHS, Sixth av. cor. W. Washington p i.; ister, h. 114 Barrow; J. Finley, Sexton, 60Ham- Michael McCarran, Jerome Nobriga, Thomas Mc- ersley. Loughlin, Priests, h. 67 Sixth a v.; Nicholas Walsh, FOURTH, 548 Broadway; E. H. Chapin, Minister h Sexton, 8 Sixth av. 126 W. 12th; John B. Ferdon, Sexton, h.’ at ST. LAURENCE, E. 84th bet. Third and Fourth church. Walter il; Quarter, John Conroy, Priests. FIFTH , 808 Broadway; T. J. Sawyer, Minister, h ° t Grand cor. Ridge; William Starrs, Collamore house; James Devoe, Sexton, 284 Third! John Carroll, Dominick J. Teixeira, Priests, h. SIXTH, W. 24th n. Ninth av.; Nelson Snell, Minis­ vbbn C. Drumgoole, Sexton, 448 Grand. ter, h. 121 Hammond. ST* NICHOLAS’, (German,) Second n. Av. A ; A. Buchmayer, F. Krebesz, Priests, h. 135 Second; Daniel Borst, Sexton, Third n. Av. A. M IS C E L LAN EO U S ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL, Mott cor. Prince; Most Rev. J. Hughes, Very Rev. John Loughlin, CHRISTIAN ISRAELITES, 108 First; J. L. Bishop Rev. John McCarthy, P. 0 ‘Neill, and J. R. Bayley, Minister, 108 First. w Sec. to Archbishop, Priests, h. 263 Mulberry; Jas. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST, 149 Hart, Sexton, 261 Mulberry. . W. 16th; Thomas C. Benning, Minister, h. 181E. ST, PAUL’S, Harlem; Thos. Farrell, Priest, h. n. ch. 21st; Philip Smith, Sexton, 190 Eighth av. CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS, 42d-st bet. FIRST COLORED AMERICAN CONGREGA­ 8th and 9th avs.; Joseph A. Lutz, Priest TIONAL METHODIST, Sixth n. Bowery; L. NEW CHURCH A T M ANHATTANVILLE; Tilmon, Minister, h. 223 Second; Anthony John­ Arthur J. Donnelly, Priest son, Sexton, r. 229 Second. ST. PETER’S, Barclay cor. Church; Wm. Quinn, GERMAN EVANGELICAL, W. 41st n. Seventh Daniel Mugan, Wm. Everett, Priests, h. 15 Bar­ a v.; R. Wieczorck, D.D., Minister, h. r. church. clay ; Michael O’Meare, Sexton, h. 48 Vesey. IRISH EVANGELICAL, 187 Bowery. ST. STEPHEN’S, E. 27th n. Fourth av.; J. Cum­ LADIES’ HOME MISSION, 61 Cross; John Luckey, mings, M. Andrade, Priests, h. 38 E. 27th; John Minister, h. 59 Cross; Geo. Washington, Sexton, h. Doyle, Sexton, 847 Third av. 59 Cross. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, (Fr.,) 26 Canal; Annet MARINER’S, Roosevelt, near Cherry; H. Chase, Lafont, B. Madeore, A Derost, J. Chaveton, Minister, h. 52 Market; Alfred Shadbolt, Sexton, 2 Priests, h. 28 Canal. Allen, TRANSFIGURATION, Mott c. Cross; William SAVIOUR’S CHURCH OF THE METHODIST McClellan, James O’Beime, Priests; James Roch- SOCIETY, 42 First; J. M Smith, Minister, h. 85 fort, Sexton, 23 Reade. First. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST, 185 Spring; Thomas Walsh, Minister, h. 22 Down­ SECO N D A D V E N T . ing. SEVENTH D A Y BAPTIST, E. 11th n. Third av.; CHURCH OF MOUNT ZION, 193 Bow ery; S. S. Thomas B. Brown, Minister, h. 8 Monroe pi., Snow, Minister, h. M orrisania. SECOND ADVENT, Elizabeth cor. Grand; A Doo­ TRUE REFORMED DUTCH, Kingn. Macdougal; little, Minister h. 141 Grand; R. R. Hollister, Z. C. T. Demarest, Minister, h. 21 King; Gilliam Halsey, Deacons. Ackerman, Sexton, 25 Bethune. SECOND ADVENT, 7 Seventh av.; John J. Porter, UNION MISSION, 42 Orange; D. Chapman, Minis- Minister, h. 11 Seventh av. fni* h I lfn v w i R ft'i'i'i n SECOND ADVENT MISSION, r. 49 Forsyth; L. D. UNITED BRETHREN, (Moravian,> Houston cor. Mansfield, Min., h. — Henry. M ott; David Bigler, Minister, h. 522 Houston; John Rice, Sexton, Rivingston cor. Orchard. WELSH CONGREGATIONAL, Eleventh n. Third U N IT A R IA N . av.; ----------------- , Minister; D. Morgan, Trustee, 140 Division. CHURCH OF THE DIVIN E UNITY, 548 Broad­ WELSH METHODIST CALVINISTIC, 78 Allen; way ; H. W. Bellows, Minister, h. 77 Irving p i ; W . Rowlands, Minister, h. 188 Orchard; Peter George Romanes, Sexton, 83 Spring. Roberts, Sexton, 78 Allen. CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, 728 Broadway; S. W ESLEYAN METHODIST, 108 King; John Miles, Osgood, Minister, h. 86 W 11th; John Cumming, Minister, h. Long Isla n d ; James Gordon, Sexton, Sexton, at church. 36 Renwick. ASYLUMS. COLORED HOME FOR THE AGED AND IN D I­ HOME, OR FEMALE DEPARTMENT OF THE GENT, First av. n. E. 64th. PRISON ASSOCIATION, 191 Tenth av. Cathar­ DEAF AND DUMB, E. 50th n. Fourth av. The ine M. Sedgwick, 1st Directress; Sarah P. Dore- charge for a pupil is $130 per year. H. P. Peet, mus, 2d Directress; Anna I. H. Fitch, Treas; Caro­ President and Sup’t line M. Kirkland, Cor. Sec.; Hannah Underhill, FRIENDLESS BOYS, 77 Grand. Mrs. W . W. Rec. Sec.; Mrs. JohannarMorris, Matron. Chester, 1st Directress; Mrs. G. D. Phelps, Sec.; HOUSE OF PROTECTION (under the charge of Mrs. D. D. Lord, Treas.; G. W ; Pearcey, Sup’t the Sisters bf Mercy), Houston cor. Mulberry. HOME AND SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY, 100 W. Rev. J. Hughes, Pres. 16th. For gratuitous instruction in needlework INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND, Ninth av. n. of poor females. Mrs. Fish, Pres.; Mrs. Wm. Le­ W . 38d. T. Colden Cooper, Sup’t Visitors are roy, V. Pres.; Mrs. Kent, Treas. admitted on Tuesdays from 1 to 6 P. M. HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS—For the relief JEWS’ ASYLUM FOR WIDOWS AND OR­ of friendless, destitute, or unprotected females and PHANS, W. 27th bet. Seventh and Eighth av. children (a handsome edifice), E. 30th n. Fourth 8. Simson, Pres. av. Under the charge of the American Female LEAKE & W ATTS ORPHAN, 117th st bet Fourth Guardian Soc. Office, New Bible house, Fourth and Fifth avs. Jacob A. Westervelt, Pres.; J. H. av. cor. Eighth. • Roosevelt, Treas.; William Kennedy, Sup’t APPENDIX,— SOCIETIES. 43 LUNATIC ASYLUM, 117th st. n. Tenth ay. G. W. TABLISHMENT (S. I.) Henry Buswell, Apothe- Endicott, Warden; D. T. Brown, Phys.; James I. Jones, 5 Washington p i.; Augustus Fleming, 10 NEW-YOEK JUVENILE ASYLUM, foot E. 55th, Bond; Jas. Donaldson, W. 11th c. Fifth ay., Stacy (House of Reception, 77 Grand.) Luther Bradish. B. Collins, 264 Pearl, James W. Beekman, 553 Pres.; Benjamin F. Butler and Peter Cooper, V. Broadway. In accordance with the Revised Sta­ P rests; John D. Russ, Sec.; F. H. Wolcott, tutes of this State, it is necessary, before a patient Xr8A3< can be admitted into the Bloomingdale Asylum, OLD LADIES’, E. 20th n. Second av. that a Lunacy Warrant, from any two Justices of ORPHAN, Bloomingdale road n. 71st st. Miss Brin- the Peace or Police Magistrates of this City, issued kerhoff, Rec. Com , 16 Union pi. upon the evidence of two reputable physicians, as ORPHAN (col’d), Fifth av. bet. W. 43d and 44th sts. to the alleged fact of insanity, be procured: and William E. Davis, Sup’t also a permit from one of the above-named Asylum PROT. HALF ORPHAN, Sixth av. n. Tenth st. Committee, with whom the payment of the board Mrs. William A. Tomlinson, 1st Directress; Mrs. (which is always in advance), must be arranged. Eli Wainwright, Treas.; Mrs. Geo. S. Robbins, LYING-IN, FOR DESTITUTE FEMALES, 85 Sec.; Mrs. Martha Freeman, Sup’t. Marion. Mrs. J. W. Schmidt, 1st Directress; Isa­ ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN, Prince c. M ott bella Monilaws, Matron; Geo. T. Elliot jr., Resi­ Most Rev. J. Hughes, Pres.; P. McLaughlin, dent Physician. Treas. MAGDALEN FEMALE BENEVOLENT, b et 88th ROMAN OATH. HALF ORPHAN, W . 11th n. and 89th streets, west of the Harlem R. R. Mrs. Seventh av. Most Rev. J. Hughes, Pres.; P. A. Thos. Hastings, 1st Directress; Mrs. D. Hoadley, Hargous, Treas. Treas,: Mrs. Aim Petrie, Sec. SAILORS’ SNUG HARBOR, (S. I.) Wm. Thomp­ MARINE HOSPITAL AND QUARANTINE ES- son, Agent, 115 Wall. SOCIETIES. AMERICAN A N T I-S L A V E R Y SOCIETY, 142 AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION, 48 Nassau.—Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Pres.; Wendell Beekman.—Wm. Jackson, Pres.; George Whipple, Phillips and S. H. Gay, Sec’s; Francis Jackson, Cor. Sec.; S. S. Jocelyn, Rec. Sec.; Lewis Tappan, Treas. Treas. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF INVENTORS.— AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY, 493 Clinton Roosevelt, Pres.; W. Wright, B. Sher­ Broadway.—H. A. Coit, Pres.; H. B. Dodworth, wood, V. Pres’ts; J. K Fisher, Rec. Sec.; H. D. Treas.; John C. Scherpf, Sec. Sheppard, Cor. Sec.; W . Rowell, Treas. Annual AMERICAN SABBATH TRACT SOCIETY, 9 election in October. Spruce.—Nathan V. Hull, Pres.; T. B. Brown, Rec. AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME MISSIONARY Sec.; George B. Utter, Cor. Sec.; Thos. B. Still­ SOCIETY.—Isaac Davis, Pres.; C. J. Martin, man, Treas. Treas.; B. M. Hill, Cor. Sec.; Edward Lathrop, AMERICAN SEAMAN’S FRIEND SOCIETY, 80 Rec. Sec. Meet monthly at 354 Broome. Wall.—P. Perit, Pres.; John Spaulding and H. AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, Fourth av. c. As- Loomis, Sec’s ; C. N. Talbot, Treas. tor pi.—Theodore Frelinghuysen, Pres.; Rev. J. C. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR AMELIORATING Brigham, D. D., Rev. Jos. Holdich, D. D., and THE CONDITION OF THE JEWS, Fourth av. Rev. James H. McNeil, Sec’s ; ------------ . Treas.; c. Astor p i.; ------------, Pres.; Rev. E. R. McGregor, -----------, Gen’l Agent Cor. Sec. AMERICAN BIBLE UNION, 350 Broome.—Spen­ AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, 147 cer H. Cone, D. D., Pres.; W . H. Wyckoff, Cor. Nassau. J. C. Meeks and R. B. Campfleld, Agents. Sec.; E. S. Whitney, Rec. Sec.; Wm. Colgate, AMERICAN SWEDENBORG PRINTING AND Treas.; C. A. Buckbee, Ass’t Treas.; Sylvester Pier, PUBLISHING SOCIETY, for the Publication of Auditor. the Theological Writings of Emanuel Swedenborg, AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR 139 Nassau. James Chesterman, Pres.; J. K. Hoyt, FOREIGN MISSIONS, Fourth av. c. Astor pL— Cor. Sec.; R. C. Moffat, M. D., Rec. Sec.; Charles Theodore Frelinghuysen, Pres.; Rev. Rufus Ander­ Sullivan, Treas. son and Rev. Geo. W . Wood, Sec’s; H. Hill, AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION, 149 Nas­ Treas.; Almon Merwin, Receiving Agent. sau.—R. H. Walworth, Pres.; John Marsh, Sec.; AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIA­ Jasper Corning, Treas. TION.—Henry G. Stebbins, Pres.; F. C. Wemyss, AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, 150 Nassau.— Sec.; G. H. Barrett, Treas. Meet at the Howard ------------ , General Agent. house first Tuesday of every month. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY AMERICAN ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY. — E. SOCIETY, 48 Beekman.—Arthur Tappan, Pres.; Robinson, D. D., Pres.; F. L. Hawks, D. D., Vice- Lewis Tappan, Cor. Sec.; Wm. E. Whiting, Treas. Pres. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHRISTIAN UN^ AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY, ION, 17 Beekman.—Thos. Dewitt, D. D., Pres.; Fourth av. c. Astor pi.—Mrs. M. A. Hawkins, Pres.; R obt Baird, D. D., E. R. Fairchild, D. D., Cor. Mrs. M. J. Hubbard, Sec. Sec’s; John W. Corson, Rec. Sec.; Anson G. AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATIS­ Phelps jr., Treas.; E. Vernon, Gen. Agent and TICAL SOCIETY, University Building, Wash­ Assistant Treas. ington sq.—Hon. George Bancroft, Pres.; Henry AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY, Grinnell, F. L. Hawks, D. D., John C. Zimmer­ 115 Nassau; B. T. Welch, Pres.; Warren Carter, man sen., V. Pres’ts; Chas. Congdon, Treas.; M. Rec. Sec.; Rufus Babcock, Cor. Sec. Meet first Dudley Bean, Rec. Sec.; S. Dewitt Bloodgood, Thursday o f each month. For. Cor. Sec.; Archibald Russell, Dom. Cor. Sec.; ASSOCIATED ALUMNI OF THE UNION THE­ Joshua Leavitt, Librarian. Meet second Tuesday OLOGICAL SEMINARY.—Rev. Fred. G. Clark, of each month. Pres.; Rev. R. S. S. Dickinson, Sec. Meet in May, AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY, at Union Theological Seminary, 9 University pi. Fourth av. c. Astor pi.—Henry Dwight, Pres.: ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE Milton Badger, D. D., Charles Hall, D. D., and INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS; Office, 53 Rev. David B. Coe, Sec’s ; Jasper Corning, Treas.; Broadway.—Theo. Sedgwick, Pres.; W. Whetten, H. W. Ripley, Ass’t Treas. V. Pres., Treas. and Sec.; L. C. Stuart, Assist. Sec.; AMERICAN INSTITUTE, 351 Broadway.—James S. F. Dupont, Sup’t ; C. H. Davis, Assist Sup’t Tallmadge, Pres.; Adoniram Chandler, Cor. Sec. ASSOCIATION FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF and Agent; H. Meigs, Rec. Sec.; E. T. Backhouse, GAMBLING, 24 Beekman. Treas. Meetings first Thursday in each month: ASSOCIATION OF THE NEW -YORK BAR, Annual meeting second Thursday in May; Annual City Hall.—Daniel Bowly, Pres.; L. H. D. Crane, Fair in October. Sec u APPENDIX.— SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATION OP EXEM PT FIREMEN, Fire- HEBRON SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPORT OF men;s Hall, Mercer bet Prince and Houston.— WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, 56 Orchard.—Meet­ Philip W. Engs, Pres.; Jos. L. Lord, 1st V. Pres.; ings every Tuesday, under the direction of five John Coger jr. 2d V. Pres.; Geo. W. Wheeler, Rec. Trustees * Sec.; Thos. Boese, Financial Sec.; Jos. M. Price, HIBERNIAN UNIVERSAL BENEVOLENT SO­ Treas.; David Theall, Sergeant-at-arms; Execu- CIETY, 42 Prince.—Francis O’Reily, Pres.; Cor. tvo6 Committee—Stephen R. Titus, Nath’l Finch, Dorus, V. Pres.; Francis Flynn, Sec.; Francis Gil­ An0, r, ^ uc^ nS^am? John J. Tindale, Moses O. more, Treas. Meetings second and last Thursdays Allen, Zophar Mills. Adolphus Ockershausen, John in every month. 1. Barnard, Meet quarterly. Annual meeting in HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 2 Little Water. L. M. January. Pease, Sup’t B’N AI B RITH, 56 Orchard.—;Meet every Tuesday IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY, 51 Chambers.— evening. Gregory Dillon, Pres.; James Stuart Treas. BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS, of the Presb. IRVIN G LITERARY UNION, 149 Bowery. Meets Church, in the U. S. of America.—Walter Lowrie Thursday evenings. and Rev John C. Lowrie, Sec’s ; Wm. Rankin jr., ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, 307 Broad­ Treas. way.—Jos. Gnidicini, Pres ; Julius Mendel, Sec.; BRITISH PROTECTIVE EMIGRANT SOCIETY, Jos. Cristadoro, Treas. 86 Greenwich.—Charles H. Webb, Sup’t. LADIES’ UNION AID SOCIETY, 200 Mulberry. CENTRAL AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCI­ —Mrs. Mary W. Mason* 1st Directress; John A ETY, 78 Wall.—J. C. Hornblower, Pres.; Rev. J. Kennedy, Rec. Sec.; Wm. B. Thompson, Treas. P. Hovey, Cor. Sec.; W . A. Booth, Treas. Meet quarterly on the first Friday. CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKADISCHA.—Meet LEBANON WIDOWS’ AND ORPHANS’ SOCI­ quarterly at 193 Bowery. ETY, 56 Orchard. —Meet at Covenant Hall, every CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY, Fourth av. c. Astor Monday evening. pi.—Charles L. Brace, Sec. LYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY.-Joseph C ITY BIBLE SOCIETY, 16 Park pi.—Warren Car­ Delafield, Pres.; Wm. C. Redfield, 1st V. Pres.; ter, Pres.; W m?H. Chapman, Rec. Sec.; Uzal D. B. W. Budd, 2d V. Pres.; J. H. Redfield, Cor. Sec.; Ward, Agent. Meet t o t Thursday eyehing in each R. H. Browne, Rec. Sec.; C. M. Wheatley, Treas. month. Meets Monday evenings at University Med. Col­ C ITY S. S. SOCIETY OF M. E. CHURCH.—John lege, E. 14th n. Third av. Cook, Sec., 200 Mulberry. Meet third Wednesday MARINE SOCIETY.—-Charles H. Marshall, Pres.; in each month. Henry Russell, Sec. CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW- MARINERS’ FAM ILY INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, YORK AND BROOKLYN.—Rev. A. Camp (at 322 Pearl.—Mrs. C. W . Hawkins, 1st Directress; Broadway Tabernacle), Register. Meet first Tues­ Mrs. S. Loveland, Sec.; Mrs. S. Candler, Treas. day in April and October. MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, 1 Bowery. —<------- , EMMET MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, Pres.; C. H. Delavan, Cor. Sec.; John Tagliabue, 76 Prince.—Edmond Butler, Pres.; John J. Gracie, Rec. Sec.; E. B. Fellows, Treas.; John M. 1). Sec. Meets first and third Wednesday of each Keating, Acting Librarian. Meet 1st Wednesday month. in each month. ENGINEERS’ INSTITUTE OF THE CITY OF MECHANICS AND OTHERS IN SCIENCE AND NEW -YORK, 151 B ow ery.— Thos. H. Faron, A R T .------------ , Pres.; J. T. Fisher, V. Pres.; Pres.; Geo. P. Clark, E. H. Hanna, Vice-Presi­ John Tagliabue, Rec. Sec.; :----------- , Cor. Sec.: dents; Edw. Faron, Treas.; John Peake, Rec. F. H. Burras, Treas.; James Henry jr., Actuary Sec.; Dewitt C. Cregier, Cor. Sec. Meets every Regular meetings 2d Tuesday in each month. Thursday evening. MECHANICS’ AND TRADESMEN’S SOCIETY EUTERPEAN SOCIETY. — Samuel Earle, Pres. AND SCHOOL, 472$ Broadway and 32 Crosby.- Meets City Assembly Rooms, Tuesday evenings. J. T. B. Maxwell, Pres.; Thos. Earle, Sec.; R. E. FARMERS’ CLUB (American Institute), 351 Broad­ Mount, Treas. way.—H. Meigs, Sec. Meets t o t and third Tues­ MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE SCHOOL, 12 Cham­ days o f each month. bers.—Chas. H. Kimball, Princ. Male Department; FEMALE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—Mrs. Thos. Harriet Duncan, Princ. Female Department Mason, 1st Directress; Mrs. J. M. Howe, Treas.; METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 Mulberry Mrs. Geo. Lane, Cor. Sec.; Miss J. F. Bayles, Rec. and 57 John.—T. Carlton and Z. Phillips, Agents. Sec. Meetings held quarterly. MISSIONARY SOCIETY, M. E. CHURCH, 200 FRANKLIN LYCEUM.—C. N. Romaine, Pres.; Mulberry.—Rev. Bishop Waugh, Pres.; Rev. J. P. W . Ferris, Treas. Durbin, Cor. Sec.; Thomas Carlton, Treas. Meets FRANKLIN W IDOW AND ORPHAN SOCIETY. 3d Wednesday in each month. —M. Neppert, Pres.; Thomas Schimatzek, Sec.; MONTEFIORE W IDOW AND ORPHAN, AND W . Deitering, Treas. Meet second Monday in Jan., BENEFIT SOCIETY, 40 BEAVER.—L D. Wal­ April, July, and Oct., at 79 Walker. ter Pres. . FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. ------Len- NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, 668 Broad­ tilhon, Pres.; S. R. Reynal, Treas. way.—A. B. Durand, Pres.; T. S. Cummings, V. FRIEN DLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK.—Joseph Pres; J. H. Shegogue, Cor. Sec.; J. B. Stearns, Stuart, Pres.; C. H. Binney, Sec.; C. M. Nanry, Rec. Sec.; F. W. Edmonds, Treas.; D. Hunting- ton, F. E. Church, Counsel. GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. ------May­ NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY—M. H. Grinnell, er, Pres.; Thomas Schimatzek, Sec.; J. N. Eitel, Pres.; J. L. Pope, Treas.; Ephraim Kingsbury, Treas. Meet first Monday in each month, at 15 Sec. Delancey. NEW -YORK AND BROOKLYN FOREIGN GERMAN HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, MISSIONARY SOCIETY, (auxiliary to A. B. C. 251 Pearl; Jos. Seligman, Pres.; Henry Jones, F. M.), Fourth av. cor. Astor pi., Jasper Corning, V. Pres.; N. Rossman, Treas. Prfcs.; A Merwin, Rec. Sec. and Treas. GERMAN MUTUAL ASSISTANCE SOCIETY, NEW -YORK ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS. G. H. Koop, THE CONDITION OF THE POOR, 148 Grand.- Pres.; Oscar Zollikoffer, Sec.; Maurice' Hilger, James Brown, Pres.; R. B. Minturn, Treas.; R. M. Hartley, Cor. Sec. and Agent; Joseph B. Collins, GERMAN SOCIETY OF THE CITY OF NEW - Rec. Sec. YORK, 104 Greenwich. — John C. Zimmerman NEW -YORK BIBLE SOCIETY. Fourth ay. cor. sen., Pres.; H. E. Luding, Sec.; C. P. Degreck, Astor pi.------------------■, Pres.; Henry K. Bull, Cor. Agent. Sec.; F. E. Butler, Kec. Sec; J. M. Fuller, Treas.; H AT FINISHERS’ BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA­ ------------------ , General Agent. TION.—R. J. Tiffany, Pres.; Geo. W . Reed, Sec. NEW -YORK BIBLE AND COMMON PRAYER Meet at “ Crystal,” Grand-street, t o t Monday in BOOK SOCIETY, 20 John.—W. H. Bell, Sec.; T. each month. C. Butler, Treas. and Agent. m _ H AT FINISHERS’ TRADE ASSOCIATION.— NEW -YORK BIBLE UNION, 350 Broome.—W. H. James Taylor, Pres.; Wm. Ashton, Sec. Meet at Wyckoff, Pres.; Charles A. Buckbee, Cor. Sec.; S. “ Crystal,” Grand-street, second WedneBday in each B. Colgate, Rec. Sec.; J. A. Townsend, Treas. month. NEW -YORK CHEAP POSTAGE ASSOCIATION. APPENDIX.— SOCIETIES. 45 —Barnabas Bates, Cor. See.; I. Winslow jr., Rec. Henry C. Marvin, Sec.; Daniel Emburyir., Treas.; Sec. Chas. Y. Pomeroy jr., Librarian; A. S. Jackson, NEW*YORK CITY TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE, Meets every Friday evening. 461 Broadway; C. C. Leigh Pres.; E. Parmly, P BOARD OF DOMESTIC MIS­ Treas.; C. J. Warren, Cor. Sec. SIONS, 23 Centre.—Rev. J. J. Janeway, Pres; NEW-YORK CITY TRACT SOCIETY, 81 Yesey, ' Rev. C. C. Jones, Sec.; Rev. R. Happersett, Asst —A. R. Wetmore, Agent. Sec. NEW-YORK SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF EDUCATION, 23 Constitution Hall, Broadway.—Isaac M. Phyfe, Centre.—James N. Dickson, Pres.; Rev. C. Van- Pres.; Luther B. Wyman, 1st Y. Pres.; John A. rensellaer, Sec. ; I. B. Mitchell, Treas. Emmons, Treas.; J. H. Aikman, Sec. Meets 1st PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MIS­ Monday of each month, SIONS, 23 Centre, Rev. Gardiner Spring. D. D.. NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY, University Pres.; Rev. J. C. Lowrie, Sec. building.—Luther Bradish, Pres.; Rev. Thomas PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUBLICATION 1 Dewitt, D.D., 1st Y . Pres.; Fred. Depeyster, 2d Y. 28 Centre.—Rev. A. Alexander, Pres.; Rev. G. w! Pres,; E. Robinson, D.D. and James W. Beekman, Musgrave, Sec.; A. W. Mitchell, Treas. Deposi­ Cor. Secs.; M. B. Field, Rec. Sec.; Wm. Chauncey, tory, 285 Broadway. Treas.; George H. Moore, Librarian. Open from PRISON ASSOCIATION OF NEW-YORK, 15 10 A.M. to 2 P. M Meetings 1st Tuesday in each Centre.------------- , Pres.; W. C. Gilman, Treas.; month, excepting July, Aug., and Sept. Isaac L. Peet, Rec. Sec.; John D. Russ, M. D., NEW-YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 600 Cor. Sec. Broadway.—Shepherd Knapp, Pres.; Jacob C. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN MIS­ Parsons, Treas.; Peter B. Mead, Rec. Sec.; Geo. SIONARY COMMITTEE, 20 John.—Rt. Rev. W. Curtis, Cor. Sec.; Alfred Bridgeman, Librarian. JonathanM. Wainwright, D. D., Chairman; Thos. NEW-YORK LADIES’ HOME MISSIONARY C. Butler, Sec.; C. N. S. Rowland, Treas. SOCIETY, Old brewery.—Mrs. Edmund S. Janes, PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GEN. MISS., DO­ 1st Directress; Mrs. W. B. Skidmore, Rec. Sec.; MESTIC COMMITTEE, 49 Chambers.—Rev. W. Mrs. Olin, Treas.; Mrs. I. Mercein, Cor. Sec. T. Webbe, Local Sec.; T. N. Stanford, Treas. Meetings, 1st Tuesday in each month. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENERAL MIS­ NEW-YORK MARINE BIBLE SOCIETY.—Hugh SIONARY, FOREIGN COMMITTEE, Fourth Aikman, Pres.; Rev. Henry Chase, Y . Pres.; Wm. av. c, Astor pi.—Rev. P. P. Irving, Sec.; J. S. D. Harris, Treas.; William Poole, Cor. Sec.; John Aspinwall, Treas. q P ip v Q A r i P a /* S ab PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SOCIETY FOR NEW-YORK PRINTERS’ UNION.—Jeremiah PROMOTING RELIGION AND LEARNING Gray, Pres.; E. B. Moore, Y. Pres.; Allen Warner, IN THE STATE OF NEW-YORK, 187 Fulton.— Rec. Sec.; Robert Cunnington, Financial Sec.; W . B. T. Onderdonk, D. D., Pres.; William Bard, Y. A. Yanvechten, Cor. Sec.; W . A. Sawers, Treas.; Pres.; William H. Harison, Sec.; James F. De­ Monroe F. Gale, Trustee. Meets, 1st and 3d Sat­ peyster, Treas.; Standing Committee, Wm. Bard, urday of each month, at 149 Bowery. John McVickar, D. D., G. G. Yanwagener, the NEW-YORK SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING EDU­ Secretary, the Treasurer. Reg. Meetings, Feb., CATION AMONG COLORED CHILDREN.— June, Sept., and Nov. Wm. P. Powell, Pres.; Philip A. White, Sec., 49 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL Frankfort UNION, 20 John.—Rev. Wm. E. Eigenbrodt, NEW-YORK SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF Sec.; J. W. Mitchell, Treas.; Dan. Dana jr., Agent WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF MEDICAL PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL TRACT SOCIETY, MEN.—James C. Bliss, M. D., Pres.; Isaac Wood, 20 John.—Rev. Richard Cox, and Wm. Ronalds, M D., Treas.; J. W. G. Clements, M. D., Sec. Secs.; T. C. Butler, Treas. and Agent N. Y. STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY, Fourth PUBV LIC SCHOOL SOCIETY OF NEW-YORK, av. cor. Astor pi.—Anson G. Phelps, Pres.; Rev. Grand cor. Elm.—Geo. T. Trimble, Pres.; Peter John B. Pinney, Cor. Sec.; David M. Reese, Rec. Cooper, V. Pres.; Jos. B. Collins, Sec.; Joshua S. Sec.; Nathaniel Hayden, Treas. Underhill. Treas. NEW-YORK STATE SOCIETY OF THE CIN­ REPORTERS’ GUILD.—F. J. Ottarson, Pres.; A. CINNATI.—Anthony Lamb, Pres.; H. G. Ste­ F. Warburton, Sec. Meet 1st Sat. in each month. vens, Y. Pres.; E. P. Marcellin, Sec. SADDLERS’ BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—Richard NEW-YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ A. Chambers, Pres.; Robert Hand, Y. Pres.; Hen­ SOCIETY.—John C. Baxter, Chairman; W. P. ry Hayner, Sec. Meets first Monday of each month, Cook, Sec. at Military Hall, Bowery. NEW-YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, Brick SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS’ ASSOCIA­ Church Chapel.—Isaac Ferris, Pres.; M. C. Mor­ TION.—Niel McArthur, Pres.; Henry Hayner, gan, Treas.; J. C. Meeks, Agent Sec. Meet Monday evenings, at Military Hall, NEW-YORK TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION, Grand Bowery. c. Elm.—Solomon Jenner, Pres.; James H. Part­ SEAMAN’S FRIEND AND RETREAT, (Staten ridge, Y. Pres.; Elisha L. Avery, Sec.; John H. Island).—J. R. Boardman, Res. Physician; Thos. Fanning, Treas. Meet last Saturday evening of C. Maffet, Assist. Physician. each month. SEYENTH-DAY BAPTIST PUBLISHING SOCI­ NEW-YORK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, 3 ETY, 9 Spruce.—L. Crandall, Prea; George B. Ut­ Chambers.—John H. Armstrong, Pres.; Daniel ter, Cor. Sec.; Thos. B. Stillman, Rec. Sec.; Bene­ Northup, Y. Pres.; E. M. Skidmore, Sec. Meet dict W. Rogers, Treas. every Saturday evening. SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF COLLE­ NEW-YORK YACHT CLUB, (Club House, Hobo­ GIATE AND THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION ken.)—J. C. Stevens, Commodore; William Edgar, AT THE WEST, 80 Wall.—J. C. Homblower, Yice-Com.; Edward C. Center, Treas.; G. R. J. Prea; B. C. Webster, Treas.; Rev. T. Baldwin, Bowdoin, Sec. Cor. Sec. NEW-YORK YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN AS­ SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE GOSPEL SOCIATION, 659 Broadway.—O. P. Woodford, AMONG SEAMEN IN THE PORT OF NEW - Pres.; T. Y . Cutler, Cor. Sec.; F. W. Ballard, YORK.—Najah Taylor, Pres.; James L. Phelps, Rec. Sec. M. D;, 1st Y. Pres.; P. Perit, 2d Y. Pres.; Capt NEW-YORK YEGETARIAN SOCIETY, 15Laight. R. Bromley, 3d Y. Pres.; Capt E. Richardson, 4th —R. T. Trail, Pres.; C. B. Lebaron, Cor. Sec.; Y. Prea; Rufus Davenport, Treas.; John R. Hurd, John S. Boyden, Rec. Sec.; Wm. Hunt, Treas. Cor. Sec.; L. P. Hubbard, Rec. Sec. Meets quar­ Meets 2d Tuesday ill each month. terly, at Bible house. NORMAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE, 28 Park row , SOCIETY FOR THE REFORMATION OF JU­ Lowell Mason, George F. Root, Wm. B. Bradbury, VENILE DELINQUENTS, foot of 23d st., East Principals. River.—Robert Kelly Pres.; James W . Underhill, PEOPLE S WASHING AND BATHING ESTAB­ Sec.; Joa S. Underhill, Treas.; John W. Ketcham, LISHMENT, 141 Mott—T. Read, Superintendent Supt PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.—H. C. Timm, Pres.; ST. ANDREW’S SOCIETY.—Adam Norrie, Pres.; J. L. Ensign, Sec. John S. Maxwell, Sec.; Robert Hyslop, Treas. PHILOLEXIAN SOCIETY, 6 College green.— ST. DAVID’S BENEFIT SOCIETY.—Wm. Miles, Geo. C. Pennell, Pres.; Thos. McCarty, Y . Pres.; Pres.; Thomas Lewis, Treas.; Wm. J. Williams, 46 APPEN DIX.— SECEET AND BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Sec. Meet 2d Monday in each month, at S t Da- Bishop Waugh, Pres.; Rev. Daniel P. Kidder, vid’s hall, 242 Walker. Cor. Sec.; Samuel J. Goodenough, Treas. Meet ST. DAVID’S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY—Wm at 200 Mulberry, fourth Monday in each quarter. Miles, Pres.; Thos. E. Jones, Sec.; David Roberts! UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE Treas. Meet on the 8d Monday of March, June, OF N. Y., 257 Broadway.—A. A. Low, Pres.* Sept and Dec. Richard Warren, V . Pres.; Joseph L. Lord, Treas’ ST. GEORGE’S SOCIETY OF NEW -YORK.—J. WASHINGTON LITERARY ASSOCIATION, 187 C. Beales, Pres.; Joseph C. Wells, Sec.; Robert Bowery.—Ed. C. Taylor, Pres.; George Middleton, oM lK u E S gki Jo^M ackie, Coll.; C. H. Webb, Supt Sec.; Gifford R. Heart, Treas, Meets every SOCIETY.—Ogden Hoffman, Pres.; Saturday evening. J amTT?» 5 Charles R. SwOrds, Sec. W ORKING GIRLS’ HOME, 388 Broome.—L. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, M. E, Church.—Rev. Pease, Supt SECRET AND BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1853, by H. W il s o n and J o^ n F. T r o w , in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New-York. ANCIENT AND HONORABLE FRATER­ Enterprise.....................................228 “ everyFri. NITY OF FREE AND ACCEPTED Arcturus...........................274 “ every do! MASONS* Mystic T ie........................ 272 “ every Saturday. Metropolitan................ ...273 “ every do. “ The M. W. GRAND LODGE of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons 429 Broadway, of-the State of N ew-York” meets at “ Masonic Tem­ John D. Willard................250meets 1st and 3d Mon- ple,” C r o s b y cor. B r o o m e , on the 1st Tuesday in Naval.................................. 69 “ 1st 3d Thur* March, June, September, and December. Grand Officers fo r 1852-53. 56 Orchard, M. W . Nelson Randall, Grand Master, Buffalo. Keystone..........................235 meets every Mon. R. W. Joseph D. Evans, Dep. Grand Master, New- Sylvan Grove....................275 “ every Tues. York. Benevolent....................... 192 “ every Wed. R. W . Dan. S. Wright, Sen, Grand Warden, White­ Piatt.................................. 194 “ every Thurs. hall. Charter Oak.......................249 “ every Frid. R. W . Jarvis M. Hatch, Jun, Grand Warden, Ro­ M t Neboh............ ............257 “ do. chester. Oliver cor, Henry, R. W . James W . Powell, m . d ., Grand Secretary, Office Crosby cor. Broome. Trinity.............................. 12 meets 1st and 3d Mon- W . George S. Gibbons, Assistant Secretary, German Pilgrim................ 179 “ 2d and 4th do. R. W. Thomas Dugan Sen’r, Grand Treasurer, New- Zschokke........................... 202 “ 1st 3d Thurs York. Knickerbocker.................. 182 “ 1st 3d Frid. R. W. and Rev. Salem Town, ll . d., Aurora, and R. A n C cor. Fourth, W. and Rev. Alfred E. Campbell, i>. d ., New-York, Polar Star.......................... 245 meets every Wed. Grand Chaplains, R. W . William H. Underhill, Grand Marshal,, Silentia.............................. 198 “ every Fri. New-York. Broadway cor, Bleecker, R. W . Alanson Skinner, Gravid Standard B earer, Brown ville. Arcana...............................246 meets'every Mon. R. W . Benj. H. Austin, Grand Sword B earer, Atlantic.............................. 170 “ 1st and 3d Tues Buffalo. Eastern Star....................... 227 “ every Thurs: W. J. D. Stewart, New-York, W . Charles S. West- National............................209 “ every Friday. cott, Brooklyn, W . John. S. Perry, Troy, and W. A t M asonic HaU, 274 Grand, John L. Lewis jr., Penn Yan, Grand Stewards, R. W . Robert Macoy, Sen, Grand Deacon, New- Independent...................... 185 meets every Mon. York. United States.................... 207 “ every do. W . Luther Kelly, Jun. Grand Deacon, Geneva. 71 D ivision, Br. G. W . T. Jones, Grand Organist, New-York. W . D. H. Vansice, Grand Pursuivant, New-York. D oric............ ..................U. D. meets every Mon. W . Sewall Fisk, Grand Tiler, New-York. Excelsior............................ 195 “ every Tues. Palestine.............................204 “ every Thurs. SUBORDINATE LODGES IN NEW -YORK Mnnn..................................190 “ every Fri CITY.—PLACES AND NIGHTS OF MEET­ N ational Hall, 29 Canal, ING. L’Union Fran$ais.............. 17 meets 1st & 3d Thurs. M asonic Terwple, Broome cor, Crosby. Navigator...........................232 “ every do. Mariners..................... ... 67 meets 1st and 3d Mon. Eureka....................... ...243 u 1st 3d do. 281 Grand, Holland...................... it 2d 4th do. Worth...............................210 meets every Tues. Ocean........................ . . . 156 ll 2d 4th do. Atwood...................... ,...208 ll every do. K 20th cor. Second an. Indep. Royal Arch. .. . . . 2 ll 1st 3d Tues. Pacific.............................. 233 meets every Thurs. Harmony............ . ...199 ll 2d 4th do. Lebanon..................... ...191 ll every do. 328 Cherry, Y o rk .......................... ...197 ll 1st 3d Wed. ll Henry Clay...................... .277 meets Hermann................... ,...268 1st 2d do. Benevolent................ . . . . 28 ll ll 2d 4th do. 360 Broadway. Montgomery.............. ... . 68 2d 4th do. Oscar Coles................ ....241 2d 4th do. Chancellor Walworth......... 271 meets every Thurs* < St. John’s .................. . . . 1 Cl 2d1 4th Thur B leecker cor. Morton. Darcy......................... ...187 every do. Empire City............. .....206 Cl every do. Hope....................................244 meets every Tues. Manhattan. i .............. . . . 62 cc Cl 1st 3d Fri. Lafayette................... . . . 64 1st 3d do. Eighth an. cor. West 23d. Abram’s ..................... ... . 20 «c 2d 4th do. Templar.................... 208 meets every Fri. APPENDIX.— SECRET AND BENEFIT SOCIETIES. 47 ENCAMPMENTS OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FEL­ The GRAND ENCAMPMENT meets at Albany, LOWS. annually on the Friday succeeding the 1st Tuesday in February. SOUTHERN NEW-YORK. . Encampments in New- York City. The GRAND LODGE of Southern New-York Morton, No. 4, meets 2d and 4th Friday, at 429 Broad* meets at Odd Fellows1hall, Grand c. Centre, on the way. 1st Wed. of Feb., 1st Mon. of April, 1st Thurs. Palestine, No. 18, meets 1st and 3d Thursday, at 281 of June, 1st Wed. of Aug., 1st Thur. of Oct., and Grand. the 1st Tues. of Dec. OFFICERS. ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS. John R. Wiltsie, M. W. G. Master. The GRAND CHAPTER meets at Albany an­ Ephraim H. Howell, It. W. D. G. Master. nually on the 1st Tuesday in Feb. R. G. Millard, B. W. G. Warden. John J. Davies, B. W. G. Sec., Office, Odd Fellows’ Chapter8 in New- York City. hall. Matthew Bird, R. W. G. Treas. Metropolitan, No 140, meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays, at Rev. John Gray, W. G. Chaplain. Crosby cor. Broome. Joseph Soria, W. G. Marshal. Phcenix, No. 2, meets 1st and 3d Wednesdays, at Myer Stern, W. G. Conductor Crosby cor. Broome. Amasa Cole, W. G. Guardian, Jerusalem, No. 8, meets 2d and 4th Wednesdays, at Samuel McDonald, W. G. Herald. Broadway cor. Bleecker. Zetland, No. —, meets 1st and 3d Thursdays, at Cros­ The GRAND ENCAMPMENT meets on the 1st by cor. Broome. Mon. of Aug., and the 1st Mon. of Feb. at Odd Orient, No. 138, meets every Friday, at 274 Grand. Fellow’s hall, Grand c. Centre. The SUPREME COUNCIL of Freemasons, for the o f f ic e r s . Northern Jurisdiction of the United States, meets in Boston (Mass.), at the call of the M. P. Sovereign James Batchellor, M. W. G. Patriarch. Grand Commander. R. G. Millard, M. E. G. H. Priest. The Rose Croix Chapter, Council of Princes of W. O. Groser, B. W. G. Sen. Warden. Jerusalem, and Lodge of Perfection, working under John J. Davies, B. W. G. Sec., Office, Odd Fellows’ the authority of the Supreme Council, meets at Crosby hall. cor. Broome, on the 2d and 4th Tuesdays of each George R. Jackson, B. W. G. Treas. month. George Smith, jft. W. G. Jv/n. Warden. Samuel McDonald, W. G. Sentinel. T h e GRAND LODGE of the Most Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons of W ilsotsm air^’ g | * | ^ f '% % * the State of New-York, (under the old Constitution,) meets at F r e e m a s o n ’ s H a l l , 600 Broadway, on the SUBORDINATE LODGES & ENCAMPMENTS 1st Tuesdays in March, June, Sept and Dec. IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK, M. W. and Hon. Mordecai Myers, Gra/nd Master» F or the term commencing January 1, and ending Ju/ne 30,1853, Schenectady. B. W. Nath. F. Waring, Deputy Grand Master, District No. V. Brooklyn. LODGES. NOS. TIM E & PLACE OF M EETING. B. W. James Jenkinson, Sen. Gra/nd Warden, Al­ Columbia, 1, Thurs., Odd Fellows’ hall. bany. B. W. Oliver C. Denslow, Jun. Grand Warden, Strangers’ Tompkins, Refuge, 4, Mon., “ “ 9, Tues., Grove, c. Hudson. “ Yonkers. New York, 10, Wed., Odd Fellows’ hall. B. W. James Herring, Grand Sec., office 600 Broad­ Gettys, 11, Tues., “ “ f way. B. W. John Horspool, Grand Treas. Washington, 12, “ “ “ “ Germania, 13, Fri., 89 Bowery. B. W. and Rev. Evan M Johnson, and R. W . Ed­ Teutonia, 14, Mon., Odd Fellows’ hall. ward Cook, Grand Chaplains. Fountain City, 15, Wed., 193 Bowery. B. W. John Mansfield, Grand Marshal. Perseverance, 17, “ 598 Broadway. B. W . John W. Hudswell, Grand Standard Manhattan, 20, Tues., 89 Bowery. Bearer. Knickerbocker, 22, Thurs., Odd Fellows’ halL B. W. Daniel West, Grand Sword Bearer. Mariners, 23, Wed.. 163 Bowery. W. John Solomons, Andrew Demarest, Nap. B. Ark, 28, “ Odd Fellows’ hall. Mountfort, and William H. Norris, Grand Stew­ National, 30, Mon., “ “ “ ards. Olive Branch, 81, “ 411 Broadway. W. Rudolph Aeby, Sen. Gra/nd Deacon. Metropolitan, 83, Thurs., Odd Fellows’ hall- W. John B. Willis, Jun. Gra/nd Deacon. Marion, v 34, Wed., w “ W. Wm. Boardman, Grand Pursuivant. Covenant, 35, Thurs., 163 Bowery. W. Greenfield Pote, Grand Tiler. Enterprise, 86, Tues., Odd Fellows’ halL Greenwich, 40, Mon., Grove c. Hudson. SUBORDINATE LODGES IN NEW -YORK Meridian, 42, Wed., Grove c. Hudson. CITY—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEET- Concorde, 43, Tues., 163 Bowery. ING. Harmony, 44, Thurs., 327 “ 600 Broadway. Jefferson, 46, Fri., “ “ St. John’s............ ___1 meets 2d and 4th Thurs. Mercantile, 47, Tues., Odd Fellows’ halL Abram’s............... ...........20 tt 2d 4th Mon. Hancock, 49, Thurs., “ “ “ Washington......... ...........21 u 1st 3d Tues. United Brothers, 52, Tues., 71 Division. Adelphi.......................... 23 u 1st 3d Wed. Mutual, 57, Mon., “ “ Albion................. ...........26 tt 2d 4th Tues. Grove, 58, Thurs., Grove c. Hudson. Mt Moriah........... ...........27 tt 2d 4th Tues. Howard, 60, Wed., Odd Fellows’ halL ...........28 tt 2d 4th Wed. Empire, 64, Mon., “ Benevolent........... tt 1st Lafayette............ .. ........ 64 3d Mon. Commercial, 67, Tues., “ Naval;............................. 69 it 1st 3d Tues. Oriented, 68, Thurs., “ “ t w “ Strict Observance.............94 it. 1st 3d Thurs. German Oak, 82, Wed., National halL tt 1st 3d Fri. Chelsea, 84, Fri., Grove c. Hudson. Manitou.............. .......... 106 Fidelity, 87, Fri., B07 Broome. A t W arren Hall, Oliver-street. Hinman, 107, Mon., Odd Fellows’ halL Mechanics, 113, Mon., Av. C c. Third. German Union............ .54 meets 2d and 4th Thurs. Continental, 117, Wed., 89 Bowerv. Excelsior, 126, Fri., Clinton halL Schiller, 129, Mon., 193 Bowery. 48 APPEN D IX.— SECRET AND BENEFIT SOCIETIES. LODGES. NOS. TIM E & PLAGE OF M EETING. N AM E. NOS. NIGHTS & PLACES OF MEETING. Cohota, 187, Fri., Odd Fellows’ hall. Continental, 12, Thurs., 827 Bowery. Diamond, 140, Fri., “ « « M t Vernon, 18, Wed., 149 44 Merchants, 150, Wed., Clinton hall Hancock, 14, 44 264 Bleecker. City, 151, Mon., 598 Broadway. Liberty, 15, F ri, 149 Bowery. Independence, 158, Wed., 132 Bowery. Decatur. 16, Thurs., Broadway c. Grand. Hermitage, 165, Tues., “ “ National, 18, Tues. 149 Bowery. Eureka, 177, Tues., 411 Broadway. Perry, 21, Thurs., W . 23d c. Eighth av Oregon, 178, Mon., 132 Bowery. Charter Oak, 22, *• 18T Bowery. Blooming Grove, 182, Thurs., W . 29th c. Eighth av. Champe, 25, “ Grove c. Hudson. Alleghania, 188, Fri., 193 Bowery. Bunker Hill^ 27, Fri., 264 Bleecker. Beacon, 228x Fri., Odd Fellows’ hall. Excelsior, 28, Tues. Grand c. Ludlow. Sincerity, 288, Fri., 411 Broadway. Independence, 29, Fri., 411 Broadway. Eckford, 284, Wed., 96 Houston. Schuyler, 80, 44 827 Bowery. Templar, 285, Thurs., Clinton hall Oneida, 33, Thurs., 149 44 Pilgrim, 248, Mon., 89 Bowery. Jasper, 85, Mon., 264 Bleecker. Warren, 258, Tues., 44 44 Niagara, 36, Wed., Broadway c Grand. Orion, 278, Mon., Clinton hall. Z. Taylor, 39, 44 Third av. n. E. 58th. Tradesmen’s, 814, F ri, Odd Fellows’ hall New-York, 41, Fri., Grove c. Hudson. Crystal, 815, Thurs., 598 Broadway. EPluribusUnum, 43, Thurs., 274 Grand. Ocean, 821, Thurs., 89 Bowery. Ironsides, 47, Fri., Broadway c. Grand. Monroe, 826, W ed., W . 29th c. Eighth av. Jefferson, 49, Tues., W. 29th c. Eighth av. Island City, 881, Tues., 598 Broadway. Valley Forge, 51, Wed., 149 W. 16th. Globe, 337, Wed., 89 Bowery. Wayne, 52, Tues, Grove c. Hudson. Solon, 839, Wed., Odd Fellows’ hall Empire, 55, Mon., 187 Bowery. Polar Star, 340, Fri., 44 44 « United States, 57, 44 288 Grand. Venus 844, Mon., 307 Broome. Henry Clay, 61, Thurs., Broadway c. Howard Northern Light, 348, W ed., 44 44 Decatur, 850, Thurs., Odd Fellows’ hall Corinthian, 351, W ed., Av. C c. Third. Amaranthus, 352. Mon., 327 Bowery. SO N S O F AM ERICA. Constellation, 355, Wed., Odd Fellows’ hall United Friends, 356, Fri., National hall. NEW YORK CAMP, No. 1, (acting State camp) S t Nicholas, 364, W ed, Eighth av. c. W . 23d. meet Broadway c. Grand. Minerva, 873, Mon., National hall. OFFICERS. Mount Sinai, 374, Mon., Pocahontas, 884, Tues., 307 Broome. J. Ira Grossman, Rep. to State Camp. United States, 888, Thurs., Broome, c. Forsyth. Wm. Forbes, Degree Master. Crescent, 392, Fri., 163 Bowery. Richard Ebbets, Dep. Deg. Master. Henry Cooper, Rec. Sec. Worth, 400, Thurs., 193 44 Edward O. Burling, Fin. Sec. Herman, 404, Tues., 227 44 John R. Lydecker, Treas. Liberty, 408, Thurs., 89 44 Home, 415, F ri, 132 | New York Degree 1, Sat., Odd Fellows’ hall. Manhattan, 44 2, Thurs., Av. C c. Third. United Bro’s 44 5, UNITED DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA. The GRAND CHAN CERY of the State of New ENCAMPMENTS. NOS. TIM E & PLA CE OF M EETING. York meets on the 2d Tues. in March, June, Sept Mt. Hebron, 1, 2d and 4th Fri., O. F. hall and Dec., at O. U. A. hall, Grand c. Ludlow. Mosaic, 4, 1st and 3d Mon., 44 “ 44 Palestine, 6, 2d and 4th Sat, 44 44 44 OFFICERS. M t Olivet, 7, 2d & 4th F ri, Av. C c. Third. M t Horeb, 8, 1st and 3d Thurs., O. F. hall. Mrs. Louisa A Relyea, G. D. o f C. Damascus, 11, 1st and 3d Sat, 44 44 44 Miss Margaret Storer, G. C. D. Lebanon, 12, 1st and 3d Wed., 44 44 44 Mrs. Ann S. Boscawen, G. D. o f Ex. Mt. Zion, 17, 1st & 8d Sat., 598 Broadway. 44 Susan Friend, G. D. o f F. Egyptian, 19, 1st and 3d Tues., O. F. hall 44 Zilpha Brown, G .W .P . - Mamre, 20, 1st and 8d Fri., 89 Bowery. Jericho, SUBORDINATE CHAPTERS IN NEW-YORK 21, 2d and 4th F ri, 4* 44 CITY—AFTERNOONS AND PLACES OF M t Nebo. 31, 2d and 4th Tues. MEETING. N AM E. NOS. A F ’NOONS & PLACES OF M’TING. ORDER O F UNITED AMERICANS. Alpha, 1, Mon., Grand c. Ludlow* Columbia, 2, Wed., Hudson c. Grove. The CHANCERY o f the State of New-York meet Lady Washington, 3, Mon., Grand c. Ludlow. on the 1st Mon. o f March, June, Sept and Dec. at Lady Putnam, 4, Mon., 860 Grand. Broadway c. Grand. Pocahontas, 5, Mon., 149 Bowery. OFFICEBS. Lady Perry, 6, Mon., W. 27th, c. Eighth av. E. B. Brush, G. Sachem, New-York, 7, Wed., Lispenardc. Broadway. Corns. C. Cooper, G. 1st Chief, Lady Champe, 10, Wed., Hudson a Grove. Judah B. Voris, G. 2d 44 Geo. W. Thurber, G. Cor, Ch, H. S. Banker, G. Ch, Scribe, Broadway c. Grand. ORDER OF UNITED AMERICAN ME­ Thos. P. Walsh, G, F m . Ch, CHANICS. Christ. Kiersted, G. Ch, o f the Exchequer, The STATE COUNCIL State of New-York meets SUBORDINATE CHAPTERS IN THE CITY OF on the 2d Thurs. in Jan. and July, at the place ap­ NEW -YORK. pointed at the preceding meeting. NAM E. NOS. NIGHTS & PLACES OF MEETING* o f f ic e r s . Alpha, 1, Sat, Broadway c. Grand. T. P. Vancott, State CoimciUor, Albany, N. Y. Washington, 2, Thurs., Grand c. Ludlow. J. C. Ferguson,44 Sec., Poughkeepsie, 44 Manhattan, 4, 44 Av. C c. Fourth. Lawrence, 5, 44 128th c. Third av. SUBORDINATE COUNCILS IN NEW-YORK American, 6, Wed., 860 Broadway. CITY—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEETING. Columbia, 7, Thurs., 264 Bleecker. N AM E. N OS. NIGHTS & PLACES OF MEETING. Putnam, 8, Wed., Grand c. Ludlow. Franklin, 9, Fri., 44 44 Excelsior, 2, Tues., 885 Broome. Paulding, 10, Tues., W . 28d c. Eighth av. Empire* 80, W e i, W. 28d c. Eighth av. A P P E N D IX --— SECRET A N D B E N E FIT SOCIETIES. 49 ANCIENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS. UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS. The GRAND LODGE of the State of New-York meets on th© 1st and 8d Monday in each month, at TTTA he^ 5 .AN]D GBOVE of Directors of the S. N. T. U. A. O. D^meet8 on the 8d Tuesday in March, June, 26 Delancey-street. Sept, and Dec., at 32 Canal-st o f f ic e r s . OFFICERS. James Osbum, o f No. 18, R. H. G. M. Henry Borghers, of No. 85, R.-H. Dep. G. M. Warren P. Smith, M. G. A. Joseph Hammond, of No. 48, R. H. G. Chaplain. John G. Koerner, D. G. A. Benj. R. Smith, of No. 17, R. H. G. Sec., 261 Monroe. J. G. Mason, G. Sec., 46 Centre. Herman Komahrens, of No. 10, R. H. G.JTreas. T. Deitsch, G. Treas. Bnrtis Shaff, of No. 44, R. H. G. Warden. SUBORDINATE GROYES IN NEW -YORK .. - — -------, R. H. G. Jun. Warden. CITY.—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEETING* Bobert Burgess, of No. 80, R. H. G. Tiler. GROVES. NOS. TIM E & PLACES OF MEETING. DISTRICT MASTERS. Washington, 1, W ed, 46 Centre. Howard Gregg, George B. Kelly, Joshua 8. Blan­ Old German Cov’nt, 2, Thurs., 4 chard, Herman Kimm, John Wessels. United Brothers, 3, Mon., “ Schiller, . 4, Thurs., 187 Bowery. SUBORDINATE LODGES IN NEW -YORK CITY. Columbia, 8, Mon., 187 Bowery. -NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEETING. Octavian, 9, Tues., 26 Delancey. LODGES. NOS. TIM E & PLACES OF M EETING. Socrates, 12, W ed, 29 CanaL Washington, 1, Mon., Avenue C c. Third. William Tell, 18, Tues., 46 Centre. German Bro’ly Love, 8, Fri., 75 Allen. German Oak, 14, Fri., 29 Canal. Pocahontas, 5, FrL, Bleecker c. Cottage pi. Germania, 16, Tues., 160 Hester. German Oak, 7, Tues. Ludlow c. Grand Jefferson, 20, Sat, 44 Boland, 10, Mon., 44 “ Venus, 21, W ed, 256 Grand Union, 11, Mon., Av. C c. Fourth. New-York, 22, Tues., 29 CanaL Continental, 16, Wed., 860 Grand. Franklin, 28, Thurs., 26 Delancey. Sincerity, 17, Wed., Broome c. Bowery. Concordia, 25, Mon., 360 Grand Atlantic, 21, Thurs., Av. C c. Third. Knickerbocker, 26, W ed, 255 Third Steuben, 22, Fri., Grand c. Ludlow. Steuben, 27, Tues., 86 Essex. Excelsior, 28, FrL, 492 Grand. DEGREE GROVES. Polton, 27, FrL, 26 Delancey Star of the Union, 29, Tues., — Grand. Pioneer, 1, 8d Mon. in ea. mo., 187 Bow'y* Wash. Prospect, 80, Tues., 73 Allen. United German, 2, 1st Sat “ 46 Centre. Bobert Blum, 81, Fri., Av. C c. Third. Sincerity, 5, 2d Mon. 44 44 United Brothers, 82, Sat, “ 44 Crystal, 85, W ed, 26 Delancey. Manhattan, 87, Thurs., 120th n. Eighth av. Lafayette, 42, Fri., Grand c. Elizabeth. BENEVOLENT ORDER OF BEREANS. Ocean Wave, 48, W ed, W. 29th c. Eighth av. The GRAND COUNCIL of the State of New-York Eckford, 44, Thurs., Av. C c. Third meets at 29 Canal-st, on the 1st Monday in Feb., May, Aug., and Nov. OFFICERS. CHRISTIAN MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETIES. John Blake, Patriarch. ----- Christy, Associate Patriarch. The CONVENTION of the State o f New-York John Irwin, Sec. meets annually, on the 1st Thursday in September, Robert Jones, Treas. in New-York and Brooklyn. ----- Herron, Rector. OFFICERS. Charles Moore Deacon. James M. Sharp, President John Morris, Protector. John C. Toy, Secretary, 194 Greenwich. SUBORDINATE ASSEMBLIES IN THE CITY SUBORDINATE SOCIETIES IN NEW -YORK OF NEW-YORK.—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF CITY.—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEETING. MEETING. Christian Mutual Benefit Society, No. 1, meets 2d Phoenix, No. 1, Wed., 29 CanaL 4 and 4th Thursdays in each month, in Ch., Chrystie Washington, 2, Mon., 44 n. Delancey. Samuel W. Hazlett, Sec., 42 W . Wash­ Mountjoy, 3, F r i.,---------- ington place. No. 8 meets 2d and 4th Monday in each month, in Ch., Varick c. Laight John C. Voy, Sec., 194 MECHANICS’ MUTUAL PROTECTION Greenwich. ASSOCIATION. AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIA­ The NEW-YORK STATE CONVENTION TION. meets annually at Albany, on the 1st August The GRAND LODGE, A. P. A , meets in New- OFFICERS. York City on the 1st Monday in March, June, Sept, John J. Hicks, State Protector, Elmira, N. Y. and Dec. Andrew Handschuh, Dep. Protector. New-York OFFICERS. City. James Greer, W. G. Master. Farrington Price, State Sec., Elmira, N. Y. George Stevens, Dep. G. Master, Peter Putnam, State Treas., Albany, N. Y. Walter O’Reilly. G. Sec. 828 Second av. Peter Taylor, D istrict State Protector for New-York Thomas Hetherington, G. Treas. City, 56 Spring. William Bryant, G. Chaplain. MECHANICS’ MUTUAL PROTECTIONS IN John Davis, G. Conductor. n e w - y o r k c i t y .—S ig h t s a n d p l a c e s James Bell, G. Assistant Conductor. OF MEETING. G. B. Showel, G. Tiler. No. 5, FrL, Houston c. Ridge. SUBORDINATE LODGES IN NEW-YORK CITY. 44 41, Mon., 127 Grand. —NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEETING. 44 62, Tues., 66 Essex. lo d g e s. NOS. TIM E & PLACES OF M EETING. Empire City, 1, Fri., Broome c. Bowery. Washington, 2, Wed., Grove c. Hudson. New-York City, 8, Tues., 177 Wooster. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Jefferson, 4, ________ “ Jackson, 5, Thurs., W. 29th c. Eighth av. The GRAND DIVISION meets annually in New- Olive Branch, 7, Wed., E. 20th c. Second av. York City, on the 2d Wednesday in October, D 50 APPENDIX.^—SECRET AND BENEFIT SOCIETIES. OFFIGER8 FOB 1852-8. OFFICERS. Adam 0. Flanagan, G. W. P . Orason Chamberlain, W. G. 8. D., Pratt’s Hollow, John Sherry, G .W . A. N .Y . Thomas Edgerley, G. &, office 118 Nassau. H. Kirtland, W. G. J. D., Utica, N. Y . James Mackean, G. T Charles E. GilderslevO, W. G. B., 60 Cottage p i, N. Rev. R. M. Little, G. Chap, Y . City. Andrew Crawford, G. Con. John I. Hunt, W. G. <>., N. Y . City. Stephen Coby, G. Sen. Adam H. Bird, W. G. Q. K ., Sing Sing, N. Y. E. T. Hatch, W. G. M., Madison, N. Y. SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN NEW -YORK CITY.—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEETING. SUBORDINATE ENCAMPMENTS IN NEW- D IV ISIO N S. NOS. TIM E & PLA G E OF M EETING. YORK GITY.—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF New-York, 1, F ri, 149 Bowery. MEETING. Union, 2, Wed., 281 Grand. Mount Elim , No. 2, 2d and 4th Friday, Bleecker cor. Friendship, 8, Tues., W. 16th n. Eighth av. Cottage p i Harmony, 5, Wed., 281 Grand. Broadway, 6, Tues., 860 Broadway. Jefferson, 7, Tues., Pike c. E. Broadway. Marshall, 11, Thurs., 151 Bowery. Chelsea, 12, Mon., W . 16th n. Eighth av. CADETS OF TEMPERANCE. Ashland, 17, Wed., Grove c. Hudson. The GRAND SECTION o f Southern New-York Maine Law, 20, Fri., Washington heights. meets in 1853, on Saturday, July 30, at Stuyvesant’s, Hancock, 28, Tues., 281 Grand. Col. Co., N. Y . ; and on Wednesday, Oct. 26th, at Lafayette* 26, Thurs., E. 86th n. Third av. New-York City (annual meeting). Caledonian, 81, Mon., 411 Broadway. OFFICERS. Marion, 84, Wed., 187 Bowery. American, 41, Mon., 281 Grand. Thomas S. Shepard, G. W. P., N. Y. City. M t Vernon, 47, M on.jE. 20th c. Second av. Hiram Atkins, G. A . P ., Kingston, N. Y. Our, 50, Fri., Eighth av. c. W . 29th. Andrew J. Kasmire, G. See., 16 W ali Knickerbocker, 54, Mon., Grove c. Hudson. Henry D. Johnson jr., G. A . S., N. Y. City. Mechanics’, . 55, Thurs., Fourth c. Av. C. Joseph Weston, G. T., u E Pluribus Unum, 61, Thurs., 187 Bowery. William Forbes, G. G., u Harlem, 65, F ri, Harlem. Nathan M Tracey, G. U., “ Merchants’, 188, Fri., 860 Broadway. James 8. Gillen, G. W., u Btuyvesant, 291, Thurs., Grove c. Hudson. Charles S. Shepard, G. J. W., M MEMBERS OF THE GRAND COUNCIL, T. S. Shepard, New-York. Andrew J. Kasmire, N. Y. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHA- Joseph Weston, N. Y. BITE3. Ozias Camp, N. Y . The HIGH TENT meets biennially, on the 1st Henry J. Phalen, Po’keepsie. Tues. in August The next meeting will be held at James T. Sutton, Peekskilb Washington, D. C., in 1854. SUBORDINATE SECTIONS IN NEW-YORK H IG H TE N T OFFICERS. CITY.—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEETING. Henry Chickering, J. P . H. C. B., North Adams, Mass. Caledonian. No. 1* Sat 413 Broadway. Edward A. Slicer, H. C. B., Baltimore, Maryland. Broadway, 6 ,------------------ A. T. Snow, H. D. B., Clayville, N. Y. Ashland, 17, r Hudson c. Grove. Thomas Stevenson, JET. C 8., 215 W. 21st, New-York City. James S. Keeler, H. T., Troy, N. Y. The HIGH EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, composed TEMPLE OF HONOR, AND TEMPLARS of the presiding officer and Sec. and four members of OF TEMPERANCE. the High Tent, meets at the call o f the H. C. R. or H. C. S., at such place as may be designated at the The SUPREME COUNCIL of the Templars of aeall. Honor and Temperance meets annually in June, at the place designated at the preceding annual meeting. NEW -YORK DISTRICT N O .l. The GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR, State of Meets quarterly, on the 2d Thursday in Feb., May, New-York, meets annually in New-York City, on the Aug. and Nov. last Wednesday in May. OFFICERS. o f f ic e r s . Dr. Fenelon Hasbrouck, D. C B., Sing Sing, N. Y, Charles F. Trumpore, D. B. S., 84 Av. D. New-York J. N. Elmore, G. W. Templar,, Elmira, N. Y. city. Thomas J. Francis, G. W. V. Templar, Utica, N. Y. R. C. Bull, G. W. Bee., 277 Pearl-st, New-York. PRIM ARY TENTS.—THEIR NIGHTS AND B. K . Conklin, G. W. Treas., Utica, N. Y. PLACES OF MEETING. George Brown, G. W. Chaplain, New-York. TENTS. NOS. TIM E & PLA G E OF M EETING. Jeremiah Hunt G. W. U., Utica, N. Y. Washington, 1, Tues., Cottage p i c. Bleecker. R. H. Francis, G. W. G., “ New*York, b 2, Wed., “ “ Washington Marine, 8, Wed., 75 Allen. SUBORDINATE T E M P L E S p N E W -Y O R K Lafayette, 5, Fri., 187 Bowery. CITY.—NIGHTS AND PLACES OF MEETING. Clinton, 18, Wed., “ Columbian, 24, Thurs.,Cottage p i c.Bleecker. Mosaic, No. 1, F ri, 187 Bowery. Empire, 85, Tues., 187 Bowery. Perseverance, 3, Sat, Grove c. Hudson. Eastern Star, 49, Mon., 460 Grand. Mount Vernon, 4 Wed., 29 Canal. Mohegan, 50, Thurs., 149 W . 16th. Warren, 13, Thurs., 149 W. 16th. Mount Vernon, 76, Mon., 187 Bowery. s o c ia l d e g r e e t e m p l e s . Eureka, 92, Tues., Bleecker c. Morton. 1st and 3d Sat, 187 Bowety. Mosaic, M t Vernon, 3d and 5th Tues., 29 Canal ENCAMPMENT ORDER OF INDEPEN­ DENT RECHABITES. The GRAND ENCAMPMENT of the State of DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE. New-York meets semi-annually on the 2d Wednes­ The New-York and North American GRAND day in January and July of each year. UNION meets in Jan., April, July, and Oct APPENDIX.— MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS, ETC. 51 OFFICERS. Miss Margery Heckle, G, i> S, « Shelton, V. Pres.; David Schaad, Mrs. Jane Hatch, G. S. A. sec., 89 Carmine; Charles Pazzaglia,Treas. Miss H. B. Dikeman, G. S. Sec., office 2T0 Elizabeth. Mrs. Mary Edmonds, G. S. Treas. u Maria Paynton, G. S. Chap. u k u e r OF THE LONE STAR. “ Jane Hunter, $ & <7ora. Any information beyond the fact that the Order is in “ Sarah Humphreys, G. S. Sent SUBORDINATE UNIONS IN NEW -YORK CITY. meeting in theCr?£!ti?n,i and has several lodges City, declined. --THEIR AFTERNOONS AND PEACES OF Empire L°dge, No l meets on the 2d and 4th Wed. of each month, at 600 Broadway. MEETING. NAMES. NOS. A F ’ NOONS & PLACES OF M EETING. Franklin, 1, Tues., 187 Bowery. W ashington, 2, Thurs., 281 Grand. ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS. Lafayette, 4, Tues., 858 Broadway. Harper, 11, Wed., Grand a Ludlow. The A. O. of H. meet at 869 Twelfth, where all infor­ Knickerbocker, 15, Thurs., Grove a Hudson. mation was refused on application. Monticello, 23, Wed., W. 28th a Eighth av. ANCIENT ORDER OF GOOD SAMARI­ ATHLONE GUILD OF FRIENDSHIP.—Meet on the^ 2d Tues. in each month, at Montgomery hall TANS. (Prince-st.); Peter Kehoe, Pres.; John Kenny, Sea, The GRAND LODGE of the State o f New-York, 9 Frankfort; Thomas Mubry, Treas. meets on the 2d Tues. in March, June, Sept and FATHER MATHEW T. B. SOCIETY.—Meets, Dec., at the place appointed at the last preceding Sunday, at 5 Chatham sq. meeting. HIBERNIAN B. B. SOCIETY.—Thomas O’Brien, o f f ic e r s Pres.; Thomas Cushing, Sea Meet at 76 Prince, Solon Worth, P, R. W, G. C. 1st Monday of each month. Richard Bynner R. W, G. C. HIBERNIAN UNIVERSAL B. SOCIETY.— D. B. Johnson, W. G. Vice 0, Francis O’Reilly, Pres.; Francis Gilmore, Treas.; Robert Hadley, W. G. Prelate, Meets monthly, Thurs. evening, at 76 Prince. -------- Palmer, W. G. Con, IRISH A M BEN. SOCIETY.—Meets at 76 Prince. John D. Graham, W. G. Sec, MEAGHER BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—Hugh -------- Lee, W, G. Treas, Masterson, Pres.; Michael McDermott, S ea ; John Moore, Treas. Meets 1st Wednesday of each SUBORDINATE LODGES IN NEW-YORK CITY, month, Third av. c. 122d. THEIR EVENINGS andDec. H. Greeley, Treaa, 154 Nassau. Capital, $150,000; P COPPER MfNING CO., 51 Wall.— : No. of Shares, 800; Par, $500. Isaac Otis, Pres.; Lyman W. Gilbert, Sec.; Chas. MANITOU COPPER, 12 Wall.—J. E. Smith, Pres.; M. Livingston, Treas.: John Stanton, Managing C. L. Cole, Sec.; Capital, $100,000; No. o f Shares, W O ^ T P a r ? ? ^ ’ $ i’000’00° ; 0f 20,000*, Par, $6. ’ MASON COUNTY MINING AND MANUFAC­ E9 1CK1LB4 B ’ 20M®r.Ex.—PhiloD.M ickles,Pres.; TURING COMPANY, 6 Wall.—Aug. J. Brown, $iiooo’°oo; N° - ° f Pres.; Henry Warren, Treas. Capital, $800,000. EXJTHERFORD, 6 W all—Wm. Hickok, Pres.; A. MIDDLETOWN SILVER AND LEAD, 5 Nassau. —Robert Bayard, Pres.; Dwight Johnson, Sec. ™ ? $ 2 0 o S ) i Nomo f ! w “^M o“ ParT $ r Capital, $120,000; No. of Shares, 60,000; Par, $2. ST. LAWRENCE LEAD, 51 W ^ l.-’S m ^ M o r e - MINNESOTA, 187 Greenwich.—John C. Tucker, *°n> ’ EoJ£ P^®>Sec- Capital, $860,000; ' Pres.; M. A. Hoppock, Treas.; Samuel J. W. No. of Shares, 86,000; Par, $10. ^ Barry, Sec. Capital, $800,000; No. of Shares, 8,000; SALISBURY, 58 Broadway.—F. E. Phelps, Pres. • Par, $100. Chas. Hopkins, Sec. Capital, $100,000: No of MORRIS, 12 Wall.—Jas. E. Smith, Pres.; F. G. May, Shares, 20,000; Par, $5. ’ Sec. Capital, $100,000; No. Shares, 20,000; Par, $5. SAN AUGUSTIN, 58 Broadway.—F. E. Phelps, NEW CREEK, 85 W all—Alfred Ashfleld, Pres.; Pres.; Charles Hopkins, Sec. Capital, $100,000; Beni. E. Green, Sec. Capital, $2,000,000; No. of No. of Shares, 20,000; Par, $5. Shares, 200,000; Par, $10. SHARON. 58 Broadway.—F. E. Phelps, Pres.; Chas. NEW-YORK AND MICHIGAN MINING COM­ Hopkins, Sec. Capital, $100,000; No. of Shares PANY, 79 John.—Clement March, Pres.; C. M. 20,000; Par, $5. Guild, Sec. and Treas. Capital, $300,000; No. of SONORA GOLD, 6 Wall.—F. H. Ruggles, Pres., A Shares, 10,000; Par, $80. Wilson, Treas. Capital, $200,000; No. of Shares, NEW-YORK AND MONTGOMERY, 51 W a ll- 2,000; Par. $100. Henry Stanton, Pres.; T. B. Hamilton, Sec. TUOLUMNE QUARTZ MINING CO., 12 Wall.— Capital, $1,000,000; Par of Shares, $12,50. Edw. A Cook, Pres.; Gordon Burnham, Treas.; NORTH CAROLINA COPPER, 78 Beaver.—N. Roswell Green, Sec. Capital, $600,000; No. or K. Anthony, Pres.; F. W . Cammann, Sec. and Shares, 60,000; Par. $10. Treas.; Capital, $500,000; No. of Shares, 100,000; ULSTER, 20 Nassau.—James T. Hodge, Pres.; T. Par, $5. H. Butterworth, Sec. and Treas. Capital, $500,000; NORWICH, 58 Broadway.—F. E. Phelps, Pres.; No. o f Shares, 100,000; Par, $5. Chas. Hopkins, Sec. Capital, $100,000; No. of UNITED MINES, 53 Broadway.—F. E. Phelps, Shares, 20,000; Par, $5. Pres.; Chas. Hopkins, Sec. Capital $100,000; No. OCOEE,*6 Wall.—Wm. Hickok, Pres.; A. A. Chap­ of Shares, 20,000; Par, $5. in, Sec.; Am. Exchange Bank, Treas. Capital, VIEILLE MONTAGNE ZINC CO. OF FRANCE $500,000; No. of Shares, 50,000; Par, $10. AND BELGIUM, 28 Broadway.—F. Milliroux, PARKER VEIN COAL, 111 Broadway.— Agent PENINSULA, 187 Greenwich.—Moses A Hoppock, VIRGIN IA COPPER, 12 WalL—James E. ^mith, Pres.; Wm. Pearsall jr., Treas.; Win. Hickok, Sec. Pres.; F. G. May, Sec. Capital, $100,000; No. or Capital, $200,000; No. of Shares, 10,000; Par, $20. Shares, 20,000; Par. $5. PENNSYLVANIA ZINC, 6 W all—Wm. Hickok, W ARW ICK, 58 Broadway.—F. E. Phelps, Pres.; Pres.; A. A Chapin, Sec.; Am. Exchange Bank, Chas. Hopkins, Sec. Capital, $100,000; No. of Treas. Capital, $200,000; No. o f Shares, 40,000; Shares, 20,000; Par, $5. Par, $5. WINDSOR, 58 Broadway.—F. E. Phelps, Pres.; PHG5NIX GOLD, 6 WalL—Jos. L. Lord, Pres.; S. Chas. Hopkins, Sec. Capital, $100,000; No. of P. Andrews, Treas.; Henry Mixer, Sec. Capital, Shares, 20,000; Par, $5. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. BOARD OP EDUCATION.—Office, New City Hall, Anthony, a . h . ; Registrar, William Oland Bourne. Park. Hon. Henry S. Randall, Albany, State Faculty and other Instructors.—Horace Webster, Superintendent of Common Schools; Joseph Mc- l l . d ., President o f the Faculty, and Prof. Moral, Keen l l . d ., 89 Fifth, New-York, City Superinten­ Intellectual and Political P h il; John Jason Owen, dent; Erastus C. Benedict, Esq., President; Ward d.d., Prof Latin and Greek; W olcott Gibbs, m. d., 1, Joseph Blackburn, Charles Stuart; Ward 2, P rof Chemistry and Physics; Gerardus Beekman Amor d. Williamson, John Y . Savage; Ward 8, Docharty, l l . i>., Prof Math, and Sec. Faculty; Joel B. Nott, Alanson 8. Jones: Ward 4, William John Augustus Nichols, a . m ., Prof. Natural Philo­ 0 ‘Donnell, Joseph Hilton; Ward 5, Joseph W. sophy ; Joel Tyler Benedict, a . m ., Prof. Civil Engi­ ' Meeks, Thomas E . Smith; Ward 6, Frederick L. neering* Charles Edward Anthon, a . m ., Prof His­ Vult6, Peter B. Sweeny; Ward 7t William D. tory and Belles Lettres, and Librarian; John Graeff Murphy, William T. Pinkney; Ward 8, James W. Barton, a . m., Prof. English; Paul Peter Duggan, Beekman, J. Weldon F ell; Ward 9, William Dun­ n. a ., Prof Drawing and the Arts of Design; dean ning, Charles S. W right; Ward 10, Edward A Roemer, Prof. French; Augustin Jose Morales, Fraser, William Jones jr .; Ward 11, James C. Prof. Spanish; Theodore Glaubensklee, Prof. Ger­ Willet, Charles J. Dodge; Ward 12, Edgar Ketch- man; Robert Ogden Doremus, m.d., Prof. Nat. urn, Abraham V. W illiam s; Ward 18, David H ist, Anat., Physiology, and Hygiene; George Tappcn, Charles D. Field; Ward 14, Abram B. Washington Huntsman, Tutor ; Norman Beach, Davis, Joseph E. Ebling; Ward 15, Erastus C. a . m., Tutor; Hermann Joseph Aloys Koemer, Ph. Benedict, Edward L. Beadle; Wa/rd 16, John De- D., Tutor; Joseph Howard Palmer, a . m., Tutor; lamater, Jeremiah E. Cary; Ward 17, Jonathan William Beinhauer Silber, a . b., Tutor; Benjamin H. Ransom, William Hibbard; Ward 18, Luther Arad Sheldon, Tutor; Robert Blenkiron, Tutor; : C. Carter, Charles H. Smith; Ward 19, W il­ John A. Hows, Tutor. liam H. Aldis, (Vacancy); Ward 20, Nelson J. Waterbury, William Monteith; Albert Gilbert, W A R D SCHOOLS. ■Clerk. Under th e Charge o f the Board o f Education. FREE ACADEMY.—Lexington, av. c. E. 23d; Executive Committee (of the Board of Education), No. 1. E. 51st n. Lexington av., Euphrates Hirst, for the Care, Government and Management of the Prin. Male D ep.; Annie Bauman, Prin. Fe­ Free Academy; Erastus C. Benedict, William T. male D ep.; Ann E. D. Rockwell, Prin. Pri­ Pinkney, Charles J. Dodge, Jeremiah E. Cary, mary Dep. Joel B. Nott, Edward L. Beadle; Principal, Ho­ No. 2. First av. c. Ninth; William Smeaton, Prin. race Webster, ll. d.; Librarian, Charles Edward Male D ep.; Jane Hinton, Prin. Female 54 APPENDIX.— EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, Dep. Cornelia Nicholson, Prin. Primary Dep. W A R D P R I M A R Y SCHOOLS. N o. 3. Ludlow n. Delahcey; Wm. Belden jr., Prin. Male D ep.; Martha Ames, Prin. Fern. Dep. No. 2. 282 Second.—H. J. Holley, Prin. Annie Thomson, Prin. Primary Dep. 44 4 Fourth n. Av. C.—Mary J. Yanderhoon “ 4. Marion n. Prince; George W. Cooper, Prin. Prin. Male Dep.; Catharine Murphy, Prin. Fe­ 44 5. W . 29th n. Ninth av.—Sarah A. Dunn, Prin. male D ep.; Frances P. Meginly, Prin. Pri­ 44 6. E. 84th n. Fourth av.—Catharine Gearv mary Dep. Prin. u 5. Stanton c. Sheriff; Seneca Durand, Prin. Male D ep.; Jane E. Duncan, Prin. Female D e p . H e l e n J. Nicholson, Prin. Primary C O L O R E D W A R D SCHOOLS. Dep. 6. 26 and 28 City Hall p i.; William Mullany, No. 1. Yorkville.—Caroline W . Simpson, Prin. Prin, Male Dep.; Catherine Duffy, Prin. 44 2. 117th n. Second av.—Nancy Thompson, Female D ep.; Sarah A. Dowling, Prin. Pri­ Prin. mary Dep. 44 3. 19 Thomas.—P. M Williams, Prin. Male ? 7. Mott c. Cross; Margaret Kevney, Prin­ Dep ; Eliza D. Richards, Prin. Fein. Dep.; cipal. Elizabeth Pierce, Prin. Prim. Dep. 44 8. Elm n. Leonard.—James M. Sweeny, Prin. Male D ep,; Margaret A. McCosker, Prin. Fern. D ep.; Mary S. McDermott, Prin. Prim. Dep. A S Y L U M SCH OOLS. 44 9. 13 Oak.—Theresa A. Moran, Prin. 44 10. 82 James.—Samuel S. St. John, Prin. Male Under the Charge o f the Board o f Education. D ep.; Frances J. Johnston, Prin. Fern. D ep.; Eliza Reynolds, Prin. Prim. Dep. NEW -YORK ORPHAN ASYLUM SCHOOL, 44 12. 74 Oliver.—Emily B. Sleight, Prin. Bloomingdale. 44 18. W . 40th n. Eighth av.—Joseph Finch, Prin. ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM Male Dep.; ------------------ , Prin. Fern. D ep.; SCHOOL, Prince cor. Mott Matilda W . Westfall, Prin. Prim. Dep. PROTESTANT HALF ORPHAN ASYLUM “ 14. 97 and 99 Greenwich.—Lewis W . Annan, SCHOOL, Sixth av. n. W. 11th. Prin. Male Dep. MECHANICS’ SOCIETY SCHOOL, 32 and 84 44 15. 276 Second.—Mary L. Yanderhoo^ Prin. Crosby. 44 16. Monroe n. Montgomery.—John J. Anderson, SCHOOL FOR JUYENILE DELINQUENTS, Prin. Male D ep.; Hannah M. Rogers, Prin. (House o f Refuge,) foot of E. 23d. E. R. Fern. D ep.; Mary A. Ebbetts, Prin. Prim. HAMILTON FREE SCHOOL, Fort Washington. Dep. LEAKE & W ATTS’ ORPHAN HOUSE SCHOOL, 44 17. Orange n. Grand.—Edward McElroy, ‘Prin. Bloomingdale b et 111th & 112th. Male D ep.; Anna E. Boyce, Prin. Fern. D ep.; AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY Mary E. Earle, Prin. Prim. Dep. SCHOOL, E. 39th bet Madison and Fourth avs. 44 18. W . 35th n. Ninth av.—J. H. Partridge, Prin. CQLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM SCHOOL, Fifth D ep.; Angeline Slater, Prim. Fern. D ep.; av. n. W . 42cL Eliza A. EDbetts, Prin. Prim. Dep. 44 19. Broome bet Sheriff and Willett.—J. D. De­ Schools of the Public School Society as follows:— milt, Prin. Male D ep.; Harriet N. Goldy, Prin. Fern. D ep.; Jane Rutherford, Prin. Prim. Dep. P U B L IC SCH O O L S O C IE T Y . | 44 20. W . 13th, n. Sixth av.—John J. Doane, Prin. Office G rand cor. Elm -street. Male D ep.; Sophia S. Cornell, Prin. Fern. D ep.; Miriam A. Ashby, Prin. Prim. Dep. George T. Trimble, Pres.; J. S. Underhill, Treas.; 44 21. Ninth n. Av. C.—A. D. Dubois, Prin. Male Joseph B. Collins, Sec. D ep.; Lucinda W . Wooster, Prin. Fern. D ep.; Euretta Nicholson, Prin. Prim. Dep. P U B L IC SCHOOLS. 44 22. E. 86th n. Fourth av.—John W. Boyce, Under the Charge o f the Public School Society. Prin. Male D ep.; Hannah E. Cudlipp, Prin. Fern. Dep. Samuel W. Seton, Agent; James C. Luckey, Assist 44 23. Clark n. Broome.—J. Elias Whitehead, Prin. Agent Public School hall and depository, 146 Male D ep.; Cordelia Chadeayne, Prin. Fern. Grand. + D ep.; Maria E. Turner, Prin. Prim. Dep. 44 24. 125th bet. Second and Third avs.—Jacob S. No. 1. 245 William.—William W . Smith, Prin. Warner, Prin. Male D ep.; Maria S. Kenyon, Male D ep.; Eliza Harris, Prin. Fem. Dep.; Prin. Fern. D ep.; Mary A. Freeman, Prin. Harriet M Megie, Prin. Prim. Dep. Prim. Dep. 44 2. 116 Henry.—Henry Kiddle, Prin. Male Dep.; 44 25. E. 20th bet First and Second avs.—David B. F. A. Westervelt, Prin. Fem. Dep.; Sarah Scott, Prin. Male D ep.; Sarah E. Day, Prin. Conklin, Prin. Prim. Dep. Fern. Dep.; Frances A. Felt, Prin. Prim. Dep. 44 8. 490 Hudson.—David Patterson, Prin. Male 44 26. Greenwich ay. opp. Charles.—Francis Mac- D ep.; Isabella McCormick, Prin. Fem. Dep.; nally, Prin. Male D ep.; Julia E. Yanvleek, M. C. Brombush, Prin. Prim. Dep. Prin. Fern. D ep.; Susanna Whitney, Prin. 44 4 203 Rivington.—C. W . Feeks, Prin. Male Prim. Dep. D ep.; Catharine White, Prin. Fem. Dep. 44 27. Allen bet. Walker and Hester.—Elisha L. 44 5. 222 M ott—Michael J. O’Donnell, Prin. Male Avery, Prin. Male D ep.; Ann E. Lloyd, Prin. D ep.; C. A. Purdy, Prin. Fem. Dep.; Fanny Fern. D ep.; Marian Yates, Prin. Prim. Dep. Quyl, Prin. Prim. Dep. 44 28. 130th n. Eleventh av.—Stephen R. Phelps, 44 6. On Randall’s Island.—Thomas P. Oakie, Prin. Male. D ep.; Mary A. Ramee Prin. Prin. Male D ep.; Susan F. R. Jackson,' Prin. Fern. Dep. Prim. Dep. . 44 29. North Moore c. Yarick.—Nathaniel W. Starr, 44 7. 60 Chrystie.—Wm. H. Reuck, Prin. Pnm. Prin. Male D ep.; Jane A. A. Ebbetts, Prin. D ep.; Sarah Ann Bunker, Prin. Fem. Dep. Fern. D ep.; Catharine Conolly, Prin. Prim. 44 8. 66 Grand.—C. A. Cooper, Prin. Male Dep.; Dep. Harriet Bartine, Prin. Fem. D ep.; Eliza 44 80. W. 24th b et Seventh and Eighth avs.—Thos. Mullen, Prin. Prim. Dep. Foulke, Prin. Male D ep.; Sarah L. Miller, 44 9. West 82d cor. Eleventh av.—B. G. Bruce, Prin. Fern. D ep.; Lucy J. Whitney, Prin. Prin. Male D ep.; Mary Kelly, Prin. Fem. Prim. Dep. Dep. 44 81. 156th b et Ninth and Tenth avs.—John C, 44 10. 125 Duane.—C. B. Stout Prin. Male Dep.; Graff, Prin. Male D ep.; Catharine M.Satterly, Lavinia Yoorhis, Prin. Fem. D ep.; Hester Prin. Fern. Dep. Dorsett, Prin. Prim. Dep. 44 11. 180 Wooster.—George Moore, Prin. Male D ep.; Sarah Field, Prin. Fem. Dep.; C. A. McMann, Prin. Prim. Dep. APPENDIX.— EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. 55 * 12. West 17th n. Eighth ay.—Asa Smith, Prin. 45. Kivington cor. Goerck.—Mary S. Foggin, Male Dep.; Susan Wright, Prin. Fem. D ep.; Prin. Adelaide Hawley, Prin. Prim. Dep. “ “ —Sarah A. Fowler, Prin. « 18. 871 Madison.—John H. Fanning, Prin. Male 47. Grand cor. Elm.—M. E. Savage, Prin. Dep.; Ann M. Marsh, Prin. Fem. Dep.; Eliza 48. Houston bet. Eldridge & Forsyth.—Sarah Jarvis, Prin. Prim. Dep. Ann Young, Prin. “ 14. 298 Houston.—Leonard Hazeltine, Prin. Male 49. 18 East 11th.—Margaret Chirey, Prin. D ep.; Georgiana M. Watson, Prin. Fem. 50. 18 East 11th.—C. Bedell, Prin. D ep.; Mary Harris, Prin. Prim. Dep. 51. 23818th.—Gertrude E. Jackson, Prin. « 15. East 27th n. Third ay.—William H. Wood, 52. Horatio n. Eigthh av.—M. Waterbury, Prin. Prin. Male Dep.; Caroline F. Whiting, Prin. 58. 545 Greenwich.—M. J. Downs, Prin. Fem. D ep,; Frances M. Faulkner, Prin. 54. “ u Catharine Jollie, Prin. Prim. Dep. 55. Same as 85.--------------- , Prin. | 16. 289 Fifth.—N. P. Beers, Prin. Male Dep.; Urania Downs, Prin. Fem. D ep.; Mary JE. Purdy, Prin. Prim. Dep. COLORED P R IM A R Y . « 17. West 18th n. Seventh av.—Arthur Murphy, Prin. Male D ep.; Helen M. McKenzie, Prin. No. 8. West 15th n. Seventh av.--------------- , Prin. Fem. Dep.; E. Marsden, Prin. Prim. Dep. “ 4. Second n. Av. C.—Mary E. Bobbins, Prin. a 18. West 47th b et Eighth & Ninth avs.—Wm. u 6. “ “ “ Geo. H. Green, Prin. T. Graf5 Prin. Male Dep.; Amelia Kiersted, Prin. Fem. D ep.; Caroline C. Cowan, Prin. Prim. Dep. M IS C E L L A N E O U S SCH OOLS. HAMILTON FREE SCHOOL (Fort Washington); COLORED. M. Perkins’, Prin. MECHANICS’ SOCIETY SCHOOL, 32 and g4 No. 1. 185 Mulberry.—John Peterson, Prin. Male Crosby.—D. H. Cruttenden, Prin. Male D ep.; Mary Dep.; Eliza Gwynne, Prin. Fem. Dep. Y . Bean, Prin. Fem. Dep. « 2. 51 Laurens.—Ransom F. Wake, Prin. Male LEAKE & WATTS’ ORPHAN HOUSE SCHOOL, Dep.; Fanny Tompkins, Prin. Fem. Dep.; Bloomingdale bet. 111th & U2tb.—James S. Haley, Sarah Ennalls, Prin. Prim. Dep. Prin. Male Dep.; Emma Hollister, Prin. Fem. Dep. PROTESTANT HALF ORPHAN ASYLUM P U R L IC P R I M A R Y SC H O O LS. SCHOOL, Sixth av. n. West 11th.—Mary S. Searl, Prin. No. 1. 85 Orchard.—C. S. Whitlock, Prin. SCHOOL FOR JUVENILE DELINQUENTS, “ 2. Bayard n. Orange.—Anna E. Sandford, Prin. Foot o f 23d, E. R.—P. A Spencer, Prin. Male “ 8. 100 Cannon.—Rebecca W . Jarvis, Prin. D ep.; Jane Carey, Prin. Fem. Dep. “ 4. Chrystie n. Delancey.—Anna Marsten, Prin. AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY, “ 5. 401 Cherry.--------------- , Prin. East 30th b et Madison and Fourth avs.—Mary O. K 6. Suffolk n. Delancey.--------------- , Prin. Lucas, Prin. “ 7. 321 Sixth.—S. J. Keyes, Prin. COLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM, Fifth av. n. West & 8. 23 King.—Mary Tooker, Prin. 42cL—Hester A Roe, Prin. u 9. Bleecker cor. Amos.—C. A. Taft, Prin. g 10. 174 Amos.—Elizabeth E. Mead, Prin. M 11. Pearl n. Elm.—Anna M. Disbrow, Prin. “ 12. Broome cor. Ridge.--------------- , Prin. COLLEGES AND THEOLOGICAL M 13. 105 Bayard.—Mary Allison, Prin. , “ 14. 56 Chrystie.—Mary Ewen, Prin. SEMINARIES. u 15. 40 Stanton.—Margaret H. Braiden, Prin “ 17. Grand cor. Elm.—Mary Oliver, Prin. COLUMBIA COLLEGE, foot of Park place.— u 18. Cannon n. Broome.—Catharine H. Myers, Faculty: Chas. King, Pres.; J. McVickar, Prof Prin. Moral Phil. Political Economy and Belles Lettres; “ 19. 457 Greenwich.—Louisa Vannostrand, Prin. Chas. Anthon, Prof Greek and Latin; H. Drisler K 20. 401 Cherry.—Catharine Grilling, Prin. ir., adjunct do.; J. Renwick, Prof. N at and Ex. “ 21. West 20th bet Sixth and Seventh avs.—OUey Phil, and Chem.; C. W. Hacklev, P rof Math, and Pack, Prin. Astronomy; H. J. Schmidt Prof. German; M. Ve­ “ 22. Fourth cor. Av. C.—M. M. Smith, Prin. lazquez de la Cadena, Prof. Spanish; S. H. Turner, “ 23. 4 Rivington.—Josephine White, Prin. Prof Hebrew; E. F. Foresti, Prof Italian; F. G. 44 24. Bleecker cor. Downing.—M. L. Roome, Prin. Berteau, Prof. French; J. W. S. Hows, Prof. Elocu­ “ 25. 61 Thompson, lower floor,—A. S. Beach, tion; W. Betts, Prof. Law; W . S. Jones, Librarian. Prin. GEN. THEOL. SEM. OF THE PROT. EPISC. u 28. 61 Thompson, upper floor.—C. Mintum, CHURCH, West 20th b et Ninth & Tenth avs.— Prin. Faculty: Rev. S. R. Johnson, Chaplain and Dean; w 27. West 17th n. Seventh av.—H. A. McCormick, Rev. S. H. Turner, Prof. Bib. Learning; Rev. B. L Prin. Haight, Prof. Pastoral Theology; Rev. S. R. John­ w 28. West 17th n. Seventh av.—Lucretia E. Mc­ son, Prof Systematic Divinity; Rev. Milo Mahan, Guire, Prin. Prof Eccle. History; Rev. B. Wilson, Emeritus Prof “ 29. 174 Amos.—H. Mosher, Prin. Syst. Divinity; Clement C. Moore, Prof Oriental “ 80. 114 White.--------------- , Prin. and Greek Lit.; Rev. George H. Houghton, Inst in M 81. 3 Stone.--------------- , Prin. Hebrew; Rev. Christian F. Cruse, Librarian. * 82. “ “ Rose Poyntz, Prin. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, University Upper Dept, of P. 31 & 82.—Dorinda Brun- pi. n. Eighth.—Rev. Edward Robinson, Prof. Bib. dage, Prin. L it.; Rev. Thomas H. Skinner, Prof. Sacred R h et; “ 88. 175 Barrow.—M. Hawley, Prin. Rev. Henry B. Smith, Prof. Church H ist; Rev. “ 84. 175 Jane.—A. W . Scott Prin. James P. Wilson, Prof. Systematic Theology; Rev. “ 85. East 25th b et Madison & Fourth avs.—— T. H. Hawkes, Inst Hebrew; Geo. F. Root, Inst . ----- , Prin. . in Sacred Music. General Agent Bev. J. * 86. West 43d cor. Eighth av.--------------- y Prin. Gallagher. u 87. 457 Greenwich.—C. C. Wray, Prin. UNIVERSITY, University place, opposite Wash­ “ ' 88. Factory n. Bank.—Jane Walker, Prin. ington Parade Ground.—Rev. Isaac Ferris, D.D., f 89. “ “ “ M. J. Mead, Prin. Chancellor; John W. Draper,Prof. Chemistry, A c.; u 40. rear Public School No. 7.—Cornelia L. De- B. N. Martin, Prof Philosophy; Elias Loomis, Prof graw, Prin. , Mathematics; Howard Crosby, Greek, &c.; Ebe- M 41. 233 18th.—C. F. R. Crowell, Prin. nezer A Johnson, Latin, &c.; P. M. W. Redfield, “ 42. rear 147 Clinton.---------------- — , Prin. Nat Philos,; F. J. Vingut Spanish; M. Giraud, 43^ a a « Emestina F. Moll, Prin. French; G. J. Adler, German; E. F. Foresti, Italian; * 44! 100 Cannon.—Abby M. H. Burton, Prin. Joseph E. Smith, Janitor. 56 APPEN DIX,— LIBRARIES, HOSPITALS, ETC. LIBRARIES. APPRENTICES1 LIBRARY, 472 Broadway. NEW -YORK LAW INSTITUTE LIBRARY, 12 James Yannorden, Chairman; James B. Ward, New City hall. John Anthon, Pres; Charles Sec.; Isaac Fryer, Treas; John C. Swan, Librarian ; O’Conor, Treas.; Robert Emmet, Sec.; H. 8 Open from 6 P. M. to 9 P. M. Dodge Librarian. Open from 9 A M . until 4 P M A8TOR LIBRARY, Lafayette pi. Jacob A. Wes- N. Y . SOCIETY LIBRARY, Bible house, Eighth* tervelt, Mayor, Pres, ex ojfficio; Washington Irving cor. Third av. Wm. Inglis, Sec.; A R. Rodgers, Pres, o f Board; Wm. B. Astor, Y. Pres.; Daniel Treas.; P. J. Forbes, Librarian. Open from 8 A Lord, Treas.; Samuel B. Buggies, Sec.; Joseph G. M. until sundown. Reading room from 8 A M. to Cogswell, Librarian and Superintendent. 10 P. M. LIBRARY OF MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, 1 PRINTERS’ FREE LIBRARY AND READING Bowery. Open daily from 8 A M. to 10 P. M. ROOM, 3 Chambers. D irectors: —Peter C. Baker MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, As­ Chairman; JamesO. Taylor, Sec.; James White! tor pi. Willard L. 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BELLEYUE HOSPITAL.-rFirst av., n.E. 28d; John Bleecker-street; Dr. Mark Stephenson, No. 167 E W . Francis, Pres; Charles D. Smith, S ec.; Ti­ 14th street; Directors, Hon. A C. Kingsland, Peter mothy Daly, Warden. Cooper, Hon. S. L. Macomber, G. Stayvesant, Solo­ JEWS’ HOSPITAL, in New-York, (in the course of mon Jenner, E. Skott Franks, James S. Wilson. erection), West 28th, between 7th and 8th avs. S. John M. Seaman, John D. Wright, Benjamin F, Simson, Pres.; T. J. Seixas, See. Camp, Enoch Dean, W. S. Davison, N. F. Neilson, NEW -YORK HOSPITAL.—319 Broadway; George Annual meeting first Monday in January each Newbold, Pres.; R obt I. Murray, S ec.; John L. year. Roome Supt. ST. LUKE’S.—Robert Minturn, Pres.; Samuel Davis, NEW -YORK OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, 7 Stuy- Sec. vesant, cor. Ninth, near Third av.; the infirmary ST. YINCENT’S.—102 and 104 E. 13th, (under the is open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from charge of the “ Sisters o f Charity.”) 10 to 1 o’clock. Its objects are to give, gratuitously, W ARD’S ISLAND.—A Y. Williams, Pres.; Charles advice, medicines and treatment to those who are Riddle, Warden. afflicted with diseases o f the eye, and are unable, SEAMAN’S FUND AND RETREAT (S. I ) 8 through poverty, to procure the services of physi­ Old slip. Pres., P. Perit; Sec., F. Perkins; Agent, cian or surgeon. Officers:—President, Hon. Caleb R . M. Hazard; Physician, T. C. Moffat; Assistant 8. W oodhull; Yicq-President, Elijah F. Purdy; Physician, J. R. Boardman; Steward, James Hart Treasurer, Benedict Lewis jr .; Secretary, John J. Davies; Surgeons, Dr. David L. Rogers, No. 110 CEMETERIES. WASHINGTON CEMETERY, New Utrecht Of­ CITIZENS’ UNION.—15 West Broadway pL fice 86 Franklin. Robert Criswell, Pres.; James CYPRESS HILL.—263 Broadway. Arlington Bennet, Sec. and Treas.; J. O. Fay, GREENWOOD.—53 Broadway. Agent. NEW -YORK BAY.—289 Broadway. CALVARY.—263 Mulberry. OAK HILL.—75 Carmine. CEMETERY OF THE CONGREGATION ROCKLAND.—15 Chambers. SHEARITH ISRAEL.—56 Crosby. TR IN ITY CHURCH.—187 Fulton. CEMETERY OF THE EYERGREENS.—304 Broadway. DISPENSARIES. DEMILT DISPENSARY.—371 Second ■av. Open NEW -YORK DISPENSARY.—135 White. Open daily (except Sunday), from October 1st to March daily (except Sunday) from 8 A M . until sunset for 1st from 8 A M. to 4 P. M .; rest of the year from medicine, and from 9 A M . until 2 P. M. for medi- 8 A. M. to 6 P. M .; and Sundays from 9 to 10 A aoI M., and from 1 to 4 P. M. Medical attendance NORTHERN DISPENSARY.—Waverley p i, cor. from 10 A M. to 4 P. M. Christopher, Open daily (except Sunday) from 8 EASTERN DISPENSARY.—74 Ludlow. Open A. M. to 6 P. M. for medicine, and from 9 A M. to from 8 A M. until sunset for medicine, and from 3 P. M. for medical attendance. June 1st to October 1st from 8 A. M. to 3| P. M. NORTH-WESTERN.—511 Eighth av. Open daily for medical attendance; rest of the year from 9 A (Sundays excepted), from 8 A M. to 4£ P. M. from M. until 4£ P. M. October 1st to March 1st; rest of the year from 8 HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY.—438 Broome. A M. to 6 P. M., and on Sundays from 9 to 10 A Open daily (except Sundays) from 12 A M. to 1 P. M., and 1 to 2 P. M» Medical attendance from 9 M., and from 4 to 5 P. M .; also on Saturdays from A M. to 3 P. M. 12 A M. to 1 P. M. for Surgical cases. APPENDIX.— FERRIES. 57 MISCELLANEOUS ASSOCIATIONS AND COMPANIES. AkiCw J i° ET TEANsy co- OF NICARAGUA, Broadway. O.Holmes, V. Prea.'; Isaac C .l’A V * Depey8tOT ° ^ en- N v 2 i EKp C0R?TEXCHAN6E» 16 South.—Jos. W S fS i peyster Ogden, Y. Pres.; Isaac 0. Lea. Sec’ f*z Frost, Treas.? Alfred B am ^ S el* Pre8’ ; lB**C T' W # t im b e r p r e s e r v i n g c o ., 54 Wall.—John Stagg, Pres. ^ m ^ i?T I^ I^OOK 00., 74 Broadway.—James S. N EW -rO RK FLOATING DERRICK CO 20 Nas­ T. Stranahan, Pres.; John McCormick, Sea sau.-Smith Cliff 'Pres ; T. H. Butterworth, Soc. BRIDGEWATER PAINT MANUFACTURING *nd 0aPltaI> $60,000; N o.of Shares, 600: Far, $100. CO.* 78 Beaver.—David I. Anderson, Pres.; R. Bo- NEW-YORK GAS LIGHT CO., 174 Centre.—Wm. cert, Sec.; Capital, $200,000; No. of Shares, 20,000: W\ Fox, Pres.; O. L. Everitt, Sec.; John Mowton, Par, $10. ’ ’ Manager. Capital, $750,000; No. o f Shares, 15,000: BUTCHERS’ HIDE AND MELTING ASSOCIA­ $Par, 50; Dividends May and Nov. TION, 93 First av.—Sam’l P. Patterson, Pres.; NEW-YORK JOINT-STOCK PUBLICATION OF­ Wm. F. Warner, Treas.; Wm. Glover, Sec. FICE, 139 Nassau.—John Allen, Treas. and Agent CAMBRIA IRON CO.* 46 Pine.—S. Draper, Treas. NEW -YORK PNEUMATIC DRAINING AND CHAMBER OF COM M ERCE.--------— , Pres. • MANUFACTURING CO., 91 Mangin. ----- Lam­ Caleb Barstow, 1st Y. Pres.; John J. Palmer! bert, Pres.; Jas. Alcock, Sec. Office, 27 Beekman. Treas. NEW -YORK RUBBER CO.—J. Greacen ir., Pres.; CLAY FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION.—Merwin R. Beni. F. Lee, Treas. Brewer, Pres.; James L. Berrien, Sec. NEW-YORK STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD, CONNECTICUT SILVER STEEL CO.—James M. Mer. Ex.—Chas. R. Marvin, Pres.; J. W. Bleecker, •Boyd, Pres.; John M. Buckingham, Sec. Capital, Treas.; B. Hart, Sec. $300,000; No. of Shares, 12,000; Par, $25. ODD-FELLOWS’ HALL ASSOCIATION OF THE CROTON MANUFACTURING CO., 44 Cortlandt. CITY OF NEW-YORK, 224 Centre.—John J. Da­ —James M. Goold, Pres.; Thomas M. Partridge, vies, Sec. Sea OHIO RIVER, LAND AND MARBLE CO., 6 FRANCIS’ METALLIC LIFE BOAT CO.—M. Lef- W all—Edward Warren, Pres.; Shepherd Knapp, ferts, 10 Broadway. Trustee; Haskell G. Smith, Sea and Treas. Capi­ HAT FINISHERS’ UNION, 11 Park row.—Geo. tal, $200,000; Shares, 8,000; Par, $25. H. Richards, Pres.; Geo. W. Weed, Sec. PENNSYLVANIA COAL CO., Broadway c. Wall* HOUSATONIC MARBLE COMPANY.—Capital, —John Ewen, Pres.; George A. Hoyt, Treas. $300,000; No. of Shares, 30,000; Par, $10. Capital, $3,000,000; No. of Shares, 60,000; Par, $50. JERSEY LITTLE FALLS MANUFACTURING SHELBURN LEAD MANUFACTURING c6 ., 77 CO.—E. Anthony, Pres.; ----- Walcott ir., Sea Nassau.—Thos. A. Dexter, Pres.; F. Dexter, Sec. Capital, $400,000; No. of Shares, 40,000; Par, $10. Capital, $200,000; Old Shares, $50; New Shares, $2. MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT CO., 80 Fourth av.— STEAM TELEGRAPH CO., 20 Nassau.—George Henry Young, Pres.; Floyd Smith, Y. Pres.; Sam’l W. Quintard, Pres.; T. H. Butterworth, Sec. and H. Howard, Sec.; Chas. Roome, Engineer and Treas. Capital, $50,000; No. of Shares, 10,000; Manager. Capital, $1,200,000. Par, $5. NEW ENGLAND CAR SPRING CO.—F. M. Ray, UNITED STATES GAS CO., 52 Wall.—Wm. Coxc Pres.; C. Ely, Treas.; W. W. Ward, Sec. Dusenbery, Pres. FERRIES. BROOKLYN.—Catharine Blip. From 5 a . m . to 10 about every 12 minutes; from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. p . m ., every 8 minutes; from 10 p . m . to 5 a . m ., every 15 minutes; from 9 p. m. to 12 p. m., every every 20 minutes. half hour. J BROOKLYN.—Foot Fulton. From 4 a . m . to 9 HOBOKEN.—Foot Barclay. From 5 f a . m . to 8f p. m., all the tim e; from 9 p. m. to 12 p. m., every p. m., every 15 minutes; from 8f p. m. to I l f p. m., 10 minutes; from 12 p . m . to 4 a . m ., every 15 min­ every half hour; from I l f p . m . to 5 f a . m ., —at i2 f utes. p. m . and If, 2f, 3f, 4f, and 5 f a . m . BROOKLYN.—Foot Gouverneur. From 5 a . m. to HOBOKEN.—Foot Canal. From 5f a . m . to 9 p. m ., 8£ p. m., every 10 minutes; from 8£ p. m. to 10 every 15 minutes. p. m., every 20 minutes. HOBOKEN.—Foot Christopher. From 6f a . m. to BROOKLYN.—Foot Roosevelt From 4 a . m. to 7 f p . m ., every half hour. 10 p. m ., every 8 minutes; from 10 p. m . to 4 a . m ., JERSEY CITY.—Foot Cortlandt. From 4 a . m . to every 20 minutes. 40 p . m ., every 15 minutes; from 10 p. m . to 4 a . m ., BROOKLYN.—Foot Wall. From 4 a . m . to 10 p. m ., every half hour. - every 8 minutes; from 10 p . m. to 12 p . m., every NEWTOWN AND PENNY BRIDGE.—Foot E. 15 minutes; from 12 p . m. to 4 a . m., every half 23d. From 6 A . m . to 8 p . m ., every 20 minutes. hour. STATEN ISLAND (New Brighton, Port Rich­ BROOKLYN.—Foot Whitehall.—From 7 a . m . to 7 mond, and Snug Harbor).—Foot Battery pi. 9f p. m ., every 8 minutes; from 7 p . m . to 10 p. it| a. m ., 12 m ., 8f and 6 p. m . every 10 minutes; from 10 p . m . to 5 a . m . every STATEN ISLAND (Quarantine and Vanderbilt’s half hour; from 5 a . m . to 7 a . m ., every 10 min­ Landing.—Foot Whitehall. From 7 a . m . to 7 p . m .., utes. every hour except 12 m . BULL’S FERRY AND FORT LEE.—Foot Spring. WILLIAMSBURGH.—Foot Grand. From 4 a . m . 8 a . m ., 1 and 6 p . m ., in summer; twice a day in to 10 p . m ., every 12 minutes. winter. WILLIAMSBURGH.—Foot Houston. From 4 a . m . CALVARY CEMETERY FERRY.—Foot E. 23d. to 10 p. m., every 10 minutes; from 10 p. m. to 12 ELIZABETHPORT.—Foot Battery pi. 8 and lOf p. m ., every 20 minutes; from 12 p. m . to 4 a . m ., a. m., 12 m., Sf and 6 p. m. every half hour. GREENPOINT.—Foot Tenth. From 6* a . m. to 7* WILLIAMSBURGH.—Peck slip. From 6 a . m. to p. m., every 20 minutes. 7 p . m., every 10 minutes; from 7 p . m. to 6 A. m., HAMILTON AV.—Foot Whitehall. From 4 f a. m. every 20 minutes. to 6 a . m ., every half hour; from 6 a. m. to 7 p . m ., Ox BANES IN THE UNITED STATES, . 00 ARRANGED B T STATES, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. ( Corrected to A p ril 1,1858.) E n te re d , according to Act of Congress, in the year 1853, by H. W il s o n and J o h n F. T r o w , in the Clerk's Office o f the District Court o f the United States, for the Southern District of New-York. APPENDIX.— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. N AM E O P B A N K . LOCATION. PRESIDEN T. CASH IER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. co m m 'oed . ALABAMA. Bank of M obile........................ Mobile, William R. Hallett, H. L. Higley, Wednesday, $1,500,000 15,000 $100 January and July, 1820 Bank of Montgomery................ Montgomery, William Poe, P. B. Smith, Daily, 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 100 May and November, 1852 Northern Bank of Alabama___ Huntsville, Southern Bank of Alabama.... Mobile, H. A. Schroeder, Daniel C. Sampson, Tuesday and Friday, 884,000 5,000 100 January and July, 1850 ARKANSAS. (None in operation.) CO N N ECTICU T. Bank of Commerce................... New London, Acors Bams, Charles Butler, Monday and Thursday, 150,000 1,500 100 1852 Bank of Hartford County......... Hartford, Alfred Gill, J. B. Powell, Mond./W ed. and FricL, 400,000 4,000 100 1852 Bank of Litchfield County....... New Milford, F. Chittenden, A. McAlister, Tuesday and Friday, loojooo 1 ,0 0 0 100 1858 Bank of North America.......... . Seymour, G. F. Deforest^ W. Atwater, Tuesday and Friday, loojooo 2 ,0 0 0 50 January and July, 1851 Bank of New England.............. Bridgeport B an k....................... Bridgeport, S. Hartwell, George Burroughs, Tuesday and Friday, 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 4,000 50 January and July, 180T Central B an k ............................ Middletown, Charles Woodward, Henry D. Smith, Wednesday and Sat, 150,000 1,500 100 March and Sept., 1851 Citizens’ B ank.......................... Waterbury, City Bank erf Hartford.............. Hartford, Edmund G. Howe, Gustavus F. Davis, Mond., Wed. and Frid., 500,000 5,000 100 Feb. and August, 1851 City Bank of New Haven......... New Haven, Ezra C. Read, Francis Bradley, Tuesday and Friday, 500,000 5,000 100 January and July, 1882 Connecticut B ank..................... Bridgeport, Philo. C. Calhoun, Charles Foote, Tuesday and Friday, 239,500 2,895 100 January and July, 1881 Connecticut River Banking Co. Hartford, Alford Smith, J. A. Butler, Monday and Thursday, 250,000 5,000 50 January and July, 1830 Danbury Bank.......................... Danbury, Samuel Tweedy, Aaron Seeley, Tuesday and Friday, 98,500 985 - 100 June and December, 1844 Deep River Bank ...................... Deep River, J. L’Hommedieu, G. Parker, 2d, Monday, 75,000 750 100 June and December, 1849 East Haddam Bank................... East Haddam, Samuel Arnold, 2d, Thomas C. Bordman, Wednesday, 70,400 880 80 Feb. and August, 1882 Eastern Bank............................ West Killingly, A Converse, J. Smith, Thursday, 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 50 January and July, 1852 Exchange Bank......................... Hartford, Elisha Colt, Henry L. Bidwell, Mond., Wed. and Frid., 535,000 10,700 50 January and July, 1884 Fairfield County Bank.............. Norwalk, Charles Isaacs, Thomas Warner jr., Tuesday and Friday, 184,200 1,842 100 June and December, 1824 Farmers’ Bank......................... Bridgeport, S. Tomlinson, J. S. Smith, Tuesday and Friday, 300,000 3,000 100 January and July, 1849 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank. Hartford, C. Boswell, George P. Bissell, Mond., Wed. and Frid., 625,000 6,250 100 May and November, 1883 Hartford Bank ; ................... Hartford, D. F. Robinson, H. A. Perkins, Mond., Wed. and Frid., 1,134,600 11,346 100 June and December, 1792 Hatters’ Bank............................ Bethel, J. H. Seelye, Starr Ferry, Monday and Thursday, 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 ,0 0 0 100 January and July, 1851 Iron Bahk................................. Falls Village ((7a- W. H. Walton, A C. Randall, Monday and Thursday, 206,000 824 25 January and July, 1847 naa/ri). Jewett City Bank................ . Jewett City, David Smith,1 Lemuel Tyler, Wednesday and Friday, 44,000 1,100 40 Feb. and August, 1881 Manufacturers’ B an k................ Birmingham, Manufacturers’ B an k ..... .......... Derbv. B A N K S IN TH E UNITED C o n t in u k i >. N AM E OF B A N K . LO C A TIO N . PRESID EN T. flASrilwH, D ISCO U N T. C A P IT A L . SH ARES. PAE. D IV ID E N D S. com m ’ g e d . Mechanics’ Bank........... New Haven, John Fitch, John W . Fitch, Monday and Thursday* $300,000 5,000 $60 January and July, 1825 Merchants’ B ank........... New Haven, N. Peck jr. Henry B. Smith, Monday and Thursday, 500,000 10,000 50 January and July, 1851 APPENDIX.— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES Merchants’ B ank........... Norwich, William Williams, Joel W . White, Monday and Thursday, 200,000 5,000 40 March and Sept, 1884 Meriden Bank................ Meriden, Joel H. Guy, Joseph Arnold, Wednesday, 255,000 2,550 100 May and November, 1888 Middlesex County Bank Middletown, Charles R. Sebor, W illiam S. Camp, Monday and Thursday, 833,600 8,336 100 January and July, 1831 Middletown, JohnH . Watkinson, Frederic L. Gleason, J 4,000 Tuesday and Friday, .869,800 1100 January and July, Middletown B ank......... 1 693 1801 M ystic Bank....................... Mystic, John W . Hull, George D. Noyes, Tuesday, 52,900 1,058 50 January and July, 1888 Mystic River Bank............. Mystic River, Charles Mallory, George W . Noyes, Tuesday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1851 New Haven Bank............. New Haven, Hervey Sanford, Amos Townsend jr., Tuesday and Friday, 364,800 8,648 ' 100 January and July, 1795 New Haven County B ank. New Haven, H. Hotchkiss, R. Burritt, Monday and Thursday, 500,000 20,000 25 January and July, 1884 New London Bank. . . . . . . . New London, E. Chappell, E. F. Dutton, Tuesday and Friday, 150,875 2,414 62* Januaiy and July, 1807 Norwich Bank.................... Norwich, Charles Johnson, Frank Johnson, Tuesday and Friday, 210,000 2,100 100 January and July, 1796 Ocean B a n k ........................ Stonington, C.P. Williams, Wm. J. H. Pollard, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1851 Pawcatuck Bank................ Pawcatuck, O. M. Stillman, J. A. Morgan, Monday, 75,000 1,500 50 March and Sept, 1849 Pequonnock Bank.............. Bridgeport, P. T. Bamum, W. R. Higby, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 2,000 ’ 100 January and July, 1851 Phoenix B ank..................... Hartford, Phoenix Branch Bank......... Litchfield, George C. W oodruff Henry R. Coit, Monday and Thursday, 250.000 Quinebaug B ank................ Norwich, Samuel C. Morgan, Lewis A. Hyde, Monday and Thursday, 850.000 5,000 70 June and December, 1883 Quinnipiac Bank . . . . . . . . . . New Haven, Saybrook B an k ............. Essex, Samuel Ingham, J. E. Redfield, Tuesday and Saturday, 75,000 750 100 January and July, 1848 Saugatuck B an k ................ Westport, Southport B an k .............. Southport, Jesup Alvord, Francis D. Perry, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1882 Stamford Bank.................... Stamford, J. W\ Leeds, S. K. Satterlee, Tuesday and Friday, 90,000 8,000 30 March and Sept, 1888 State Bank........................... Hartford, Thomas Belknap, Wm. H. D. Callender, Mond., Wed. andFrid., 431,700 4,817 100 March and Sept, 1849 Stonington B a n k ................ Stonington, Ephraim Williams, Francis Amy, Daily, 50,000 1,000 50 June and December, 1822 Thames Bank...................... Norwich, Franklin Nichols, Lyman Brewer, Tuesday and Friday, 800,000 8,000 100 March and Sept, 1825 Thompson Bank . . . . . . . . . . Thompson, Talcott Crosby, Joseph B. Gay, Tuesday and Friday, 60,000 1,000 60 April and October, 1883 Tolland County Bank......... Tolland, J. H. Brockway, J. R. Flynt, Wednesday, 75,000 750 100 April and October, 1829 TJncasBank......................... Norwich, James A. Hovey, Edward H. Learned, Monday and Thursday, 200,000 4,000 50 1852 Union Bank......................... New London, Robert Coit, Charles G. Sistare, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1792 Waterbury Bank............. Waterbury, John P. Elton, A. S. Chase, Tuesday and Friday, 510,000 10,200 50 January and July, 1849 Whaling Bank.................... New London, Peter C. Turner, Joseph C. Douglass, Monday and Thursday, 163,750 6,550 25 January and July, 1838 Windham Bank................ Windham, H. S. Walcott, Samuel Bingham, Wednesday, 60,000 1,000 60 March and Sept., 1882 Windham County Bank ... Brooklyn, Adams White, Edwin S. Chase, Wednesday, 64,600 646 100 April and October, 1822 Winsted B an k ................... West Winsted George Dudley, John C. Tracy, Tuesday and Friday, 104,000 2,080 50 May and November, 1848 W oodbury B an k................ Woodbury, Daniel Curtiss, J. M. Dickinson, Daily, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1852 DELAWARE. Bank of Delaware......... Wilmington, - Henry Latimer, Samuel Floyd, Tuesday and Friday, 110,000 . 550 200 May and November, 1795 Rank of Milford............. Milford, Adrian Olcott W. T. Shannon, Wednesday and Satur., 50,000 1,000 50 1852 Bank of Sm yrna........... Smyrna, Vacant. A. Stockly, ’ Thursday, ■ 100,000 2,000 50 May and November, 18^2? BANKS * CONTINUED, Ob O NAME OF BANK. LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. CAPITAL. SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. OOMM^ED. Bank of Wilmington and Bran­ dywine................................... Wilmington, George Bush, George W. Sparks, Monday and Thursday, $200,010 6,667 $30 January and July, 1812 Delaware City Bank.................. Delaware City, APPENDIX.— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. George Maxwell, John P. King, Tuesday, 50,000 1,000 50 January and July, 1S49 Farmers1Bank of State of D el.. Dover, Br. Far. Bank of State of Del. Georgetown, Br. Far. Bank of State of Del. Newcastle, Br. Far. Bank o f State of Del.’ Wilmington, D. C. Wilson, Robert D. Hicks, Wednesday and Satur., 50 January and July, 1818 Union Bank of Delaware......... Wilmington, E. W . Gilpin, J. T. Warner, Tuesday and Saturday, 300,000 12,000 25 Januaiy and July, 1889 DIST. OF COLUMBIA. Bank o f America..................... Washington, George Smith, J. R. Valentine, 200,000 2,000 100 1852 Bank of Commerce................. Georgetown, C. E. Rittenhouse, Hugh B. Sweeny, Daily, 50,000 100 500 February and Aug., 1852 Bank of the Metropolis........... Washington, John W . Maury, Richard Smith, Monday, 853,800 14,132 25 January and July, 1814 Bank of Washington .............. Washington, William Gunton, James Adams, Tuesday, 859,720 18,903 January and July, 1809 Columbia B ank................... Washington, R. P. Stow, G. C. King, Monday and Thursday, 150,000 150 1,000 Semi-annually, 1852 Exchange Bank of Selden, With­ ers & C o......... ....................... Washington, Farmers1and Merchants1Bank. Washington, W . T. Smithson, Tuesday and Friday, National Bank.......................... Washington, Patriotic Bank of Washington.. Washington, Southern Manufacturers1Bank. Washington, FLORIDA. (None in operation.) GEO RGIA. Augusta Ins. and Banking Co... Augusta, Wm. M. D‘Antignac, Robert Walton, 875.000 8,750 100 January and July, 1826 Bank o f Augusta....................... Augusta, Robert F. Poe, J. W . Davies, Daily, 600.000 6,000 100 May and November, 1810 Bank of Brunswick................... Augusta, Edward Thomas, John Craig, Daily, 2,500 100 April and October, 1888 250,000 Bank of Brunswick (Agency) !! Columbus, H. II. Epping, Agent, Particular attention given to collections in Western GeorgiaandEasternAla­ bama. Proceedsprompt­ ly remitted at lowest rates of exchange. Bank of Savannah..................... Savannah, J. Washburn, W. B. Tinsley, Mond., Wed. and Frid., 500.000 5.000 100 June and December, 1851 Bank of the State of Georgia . . . Savannah, A. Porter, I. K. Tefft, Tuesday and Friday, 800.000 8.000 100 April and October, Br. Bank of the State of Georgia Athens, John J. Huggins, Asbury Hull, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1884 Br. Bank of the State of Georgia Augusta, George M. Newton, L Henry, Friday, 400.000 4.000 100 April and October, 1816 Br. Bank of the State of Georgia Eatonton, Alexander S. Reid, David R. Adams, Thursday, 100.000 1.000 100 April and October, 1819 Br. Bank of the State of Georgia Washington, Samuel Barnett, AT Ii. Alexander, Saturday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1818 Bank of State of Geo. (Agency). Columbus, H. S. Smith, Agent, 1848 Bank of State of Geo. (Agency). Griffin, M. G. Dobbins, Agents BANKS IN THE UNITED .— C ontinued . $ N AM E OF B A N K . LO C A TIO N . PR ESID E N T. C ASH IER . D ISCO U N T. C A P IT A L . SH AR E S. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. com m ’ c e d . Bank o f State o f Geo. (Agency) Macon, J. H. R. Washington, Daily, May and November, 1816 Agent, Central Raiiroad & Banking Co. Savannah, R. R. Cuyler, Solomon Cohen, Tuesday, $8,500,000 85,000 $100 June and December, 1886 >- Central Bank o f Georgia........... Georgia Railroad & Banking Co. Augusta, John P. King, Joseph Milligan, Daily, 4,000,000 40,000 100 April and October, 1886 Manufacturers’ B an k................ Macon, Elam Alexander, P. M. Judson, Daily, 250,000 2,500 100 1852 W Marine and Fire Ins. Bank....... Savannah, Edward Padelford, Jonathan Olmstead, Tues., Thurs. and Sat, 800,000 16,000 50 June and December, 1825 Marine & Fire Ins. Bk (Agency) Columbus, Richard Patten, Agent, June and December, 1825 w M Marine & Fire Ins. Bk (Agency) Macon, I. C. Plant, Agent, June and December, 1825 M Marine & Fire Ins. Bk (Agency) Griffin, A. Fleming, Agent, June and December, Marine & Fire Ins. Bk (Agency) Oglethorpe, G. M. Taylor, Agent, June and December, Mechanics’ B ank...................... Augusta, Thomas S. Metcalf, Milo Hatch, Daily, 500,000 500 100 April and October, 1881 •BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. Planters’ B an k ........................... Savannah, j 80 A June and December, 1810 George W. Anderson, H. W . Mercer, Wednesday, 585,400 6,487 1 100 Planters’ Bank (Agency)........... Milledgeville, A. M. Nisbet, Agent, 1852 ILLIN O IS. Alton Bank............ ................ Alton, E. Marsh, Charles A. Caldwell, 250,000 2,500 100 1858 American E xchan ge................ Chicago, Bank o f America ............. ...... Chicago, George Smith, E . W . Willard, 1,000,000 10,000 100 1852 Bank o f Elgin............................. Elgin, M. C. Town, John J. Town, 100,000 4,000 25 1858 Bank o f Lucas & Simonds......... Springfield, Antrim Campbell, Robert Irwin, 250,000 2,500 100 1852 Bank o f Ottawa......................... Ottawa, George H. Norris, George S. Fisher, 500,000 5,000 100 Semi-annually, 1852 Bank o f Rockford...................... Rockford, C. J. Horsman, 0 .0 . W ilcox, Daily, 50,000 500 100 1853 Bank o f the People.................... Chicago, Belvidere B an k......................... Belvidere, Branaganta Bank........................ Chicago, Butchers’ and Drovers’ B ank... Chicago, Central B an k ............................. Peoria, Gideon H. Rupert, R. Arthur Smith, 500,000 5,000 100 1852 Chicago Bank............................ Chicago, Thomas Burch, jJ. H. Burch, Daily, 1,000,000 10,000 100 May, 1852 City B ank.................................. Chicago, D. O. Bradley, C. B. Curtiss, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 January and July, 1852 Clark’s Exchange Bank........... ! Springfield, N. H. Ridgely, James Campbell, 600,000 6,000 100 1852 Commercial Bank...................... Chicago, Isaac Cook, Ashley Gilbert, Daily, 260,000 5,200 50 January and July, 1852 Darien Stock Bank............ .. j Darien, Du Page Co. B ank.................... Napierville, Willard Scott, Aylmer Keith, Daily, 50,000 500 100 January and July, 1852 Exchange Bank....... . Chicago, ■Hiram A . Tucker, Chas. D. Bickford, Daily, 1,000,000 10,000 100 Semi-annually, 1858 Farmers’ Bank.......................... Chicago, i Farmers’ and Merch. Ex. Co.. . . Quincy, Garden City Bank...................... Chicago, Illinois River Bank................... Peru, F. S. Day, Edward 0. Allen, 250,000 2,500 100 1852 Marine Bank o f Chicago........... Chicago, J. Y ou n g Scammon, Edward J. Tinkham, Daily, 550,000 11,000 50 February, 1852 Mechanics’ and Farmers’ Bank. Springfield, Thomas Lewis, William E. Keefer, Tuesday and Friday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 October, 1852 Merchants’ B an k....................... Chicago, BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES.— C ontinued. m NAME OP BANK. LOCATION. PRESIDENT. OASHIES. DISCOUNT. CAPITAL. SHARES. TAR. DIVIDENDS. oomm ’ ced . M erchants’ and M ech an ics’ B a n k C h icago, L . D . B oon e, Steph en B ron son jr ., D a ily , $100,000 2,000 $50 J a n u a ry an d J u ly , 1851 Q u in cy C ity B a n k . T...................... Q u in cy, N ew ton F la gg , Isa a c 0 . W o o d r u ff 1,000,000 1,000 1,000 1852 APPENDIX.— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES ( 500,000 Tftlftrwi B a n k ............. .. B o ck Islan d, M . R . O sborn, S. H . M ann, D a ily , •< 50,000 5,000 100 A p ril an d O ctob er, 1852 ( p a id in S tock S e cu rity B a n k .................... D a n ville, U n ion B a n k ..................................... C h icago, A n d rew J . B row n , H en ry L . F orres* 200,000 2,000 100 1852 IN D IA N A . B a n k o f C o n n e rs v ille ................... C on n ersville, G eorg e F ry b erg er, W . M . S an ford, D a ily , 800,000 8,000 100 S em i-an n u ally, 1S52 B a n k o f E astern In d ia n a ............. R u sh v ille, B a n k o f N orth A m e rica ............... N ew p ort, B a n k o f N orth ern In d ia n a ......... S outh B en d , J oh n H . H arp er, S ch u y ler C olfax, W ed n esd a y, 200,000 2,000 100 Jan u ary and J u ly , 1852 B a n k o f R ich m o n d .. ................... R ich m on d , D rov ers’ B a n k ................................ R om e, F a yette C o. B a n k ............. ............ C on n ersville, M. H elm , L . D . A lle n , T u esd a y an d F rid a y , 500,000 5,000 100 Jan u ary and J u ly , 1858 G overn m en t S to ck B a n k ........... L a fa yette, G ra m ercy B a n k .............................. L afa yette, In diana E x ch a n g e B a n k ......... .... L iv in g ston , Indiana Stock Bank.................. L ap orte, Caleb Ives, J. Smith Helium, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 4,000 50 May and November, 1852 Merchants’ B ank....................... Lafayette, Plymouth Bank.................... Plymouth, C. D. Clark, Monday and WednescL, 50,000 500 ^100 January, 1852 Prairie City Bank ..................... Terre Haute, C. W . Barbour, C. H. Bailey, Monday, 200,000 2,000 ▼100 1852 Public Stock Bank .......... . Newport, Southern Bank of Indiana......... Terre Haute, J. H. Williams, C. E. Gunnison, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 January and July, 1853 State Bank of Indiana.............. Indianapolis, James Morrison, James M. Ray, None, 2,150,100 43,002* 50 April and October, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Bedford, Michael A. Malott, Isaac Rector, Thursday, 91,762 50 1,885 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Evansville, John Mitchell, George W. Rathbone, Thursday, 152.000 3,040 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Fort Wayne, Allen Hamilton, H. McCulloch, Tuesday, 145,888 50 May and November, 1885 Branch State Bank of Indiana Indianapolis, Calvin Fletcher, Thomas H. Sharpe, Tuesday, 219,900 4,398 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Lafayette, Joseph S. Hanna, Cyrus Ball, Wednesday, 187,750 8,755 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Lawrencehurg, Elzey G. Burkam, Henry K. Hobbs, Thursday, 215.000 4,800 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Madison, William M. Dunn, Joseph M. Moore, Tuesday and Friday, 212,550 4,251 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Michigan City, Edmund B. Woodson, Urial C. Follet, Thursday, 120.000 2,400 50 May and November, 1839 Branch State Bank of Indiana New Albany, James R. Shields, Victor A. Pepin, Thursday, 168,850 8,277 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Richmond, A. C. Blanchard, Elijah Coffin, Friday, 167.000 8,840 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana South Bend, Samuel C. Sample, Horatio Chapin^ Daily, 102,840 67 1,600 50 May and November, 1888 Branch Stato Bank o f Indiana Terre Haute, Curtis Gilbert, W. R. McKeen, Wednesday, 225.000 4,500 50 May and November, 1884 Branch State Bank of Indiana Vincennes, William Burtch, John Ross, Monday, 147,200 2,944 50 May and November, 1884 State Stock Bank.......... ........... Logansport, State Stock Bank of Madison... Madison, State Stock Bank of Indiana.. . . Peru, E. F. Drake, John W. Mott, 200,000 1858 State Stock Security Bank....... Newport, BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued , N AM E OP B A N K . LO CATIO N . PRESIDEN T. CASH IER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SH ARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. oom m ’c e d . Traders’ Bank............ Terre Haute, Union Plank Road Co Michigan City, Wabash Valley Bank. Logansport, APPENDIX.— BANES IN THE UNITED STATES. IOWA. * Miners’ B an k ......... Dubuque, KEN TU CKY. Bank o f Kentucky..................... Louisville, James Campbell, A. Rankin, Wednesday, $100,000 $100 January and July, Branch Bank of Kentucky ... Lexington, 1885 John B. Tilford, Horace B. Hill, Tuesday, 650,000 6,500 100 January and July, 1885 Branch Bank of Kentucky . . . Maysville, A. M. January, James Barbour, Thursday, 450,000 4,500 100 January and July, 1885 Branch Bank of Kentucky . . . Frankfort, Ambrose W . Dudley, Edmund H. Taylor, Friday, 850,000 8,500 100 January and July, 1885 Branch Bank of Kentucky . . . Greensburg, Josiah Brummal, William B. Allen, Thursday, 125,000 1,250 100 January and July, 1885 Branch Bank o f K entucky... Bowling Green, Branch Bank of Kentucky . . . Hopkinsville, John P. Campbell, John H. Vanculin, Thursday, 250,000 2,500 100 January and July, 1885 Branch Bank o f Kentucky . . . Dansville, Bank of Louisville...................... Louisville, Branch Bank of Louisville .. . Paducah, James Campbell, A. Rankin, Wednesday, 100,000 100 January and July, 1848 Branch Bank of Louisville . . . Flemingsburg, D. K. Stockton, H. Powers, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1848 Commercial Bank of Kentucky. Paducah, L. M. Flournoy, J. L. Dallum, 250,000 2,500 100 Branch Com. Bank of K e n ... Harrodsburgh, E. Hutchison, Daniel G. Hatch, Tuesday, 150,000 1,500 100 1852 Branch Com. Bank of K e n ... Versailles, D. Thornton, E. H. Taylor jr., Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 1852 Farmers’ Bank o f Kentucky . . . Frankfort, John H. Hanna, John B. Temple, Tuesday, 187,864 Branch Farm. Bank o f Ken.. Covington, 100 January and July, 1850 C. A. Withers, C. B. Sandford, 850,551 January and July, 1850 Branch Farm. Bank o f Ken.. Henderson, Owen Glass, D. Banks, 62,500 1850 Branch Farm. Bank o f K en .. Maysville, January and July, J. P. Dobyns, James A. Johnson, 800,000 January and July, Branch Farm. Bank of K e n .. Mount Sterling, R. Apperson, Thomas C. Barnes Wednesday, 100,000 1850 Branch Farm. Bank of Ken.. Georgetown, 1,000 100 January and July, Jefferson T. Craig, P. L. Mitchell, 154.000 January ancLJuly, Branch Farm. Bank o f Ken.. Princeton, F. W. Urey, C. B. Henry, Tuesday, 100.000 1,000 1850 Branch Farm. Bank of Ken.. Somerset, 100 Januaiy anaTluly, C. Wait, J. G. Lair, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1850 Kentucky Trust Co.................... Covington, Daniel Mooar, J. W . Messick, Tuesday and Friday, 600,000 -1852 Newport Safety Fund Bank.. . . Newport, 6,000 100 January and July, J. M. M‘Arthur, Henry Buchanan, Wednesday, 800,000 8,000 100 December, 1852 Northern Bank of Kentucky... Lexington, M. T. Scott, A. F. Hawkins, Tuesday, Branch North. Bank of K en. 1 Covington, 780,000 7,800 100 January and J uly, 1885 J. M. Preston, William Ernst, Daily, 400,000 4,000 100 January and July, 1885 Branch North. Bank of K en .. Louisville, W. B. Clifton, W. Richardson, Daily, Branch North. Bank o f K en .. Paris, 600,000 6,000 100 January and July, 1885 J. B. Raine, Thomas Kelly, Friday, 870,000 8J00 100 January and July, 1835 Branch North. Bank of K en .. Richmond, W. McClanahan, E. L. Shackelford, Thursday, 1835 Southern Bank o f Kentucky. . . . Russelville, 150,000 1,500 100 January and July, George W. Norton, M. B. Morton, Wednesday, 1,200,000 12,000 100 January and July, 1850 Branch South. Bank of Ken.. Hickman, S. B. Wilson, W . Owensjr. Wednesday, 1852 Branch South. Bank of Ken.. Owensboro, Junius B. Alexander, J. B. Anderson, Branch South. Bank o f K en .. Smithland, Wednesday, 800,000 8,000 100 January and July, 1850 « BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued. Cb N AM E OF B A N K . LOCATION . PRESIDEN T. CASH IER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. co m m ’oed . L O U IS I A N A . APPENDIX— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. Bank of Louisiana..................... New Orleans, • Canal and Banking Co.............. New Orleans, R. W . Montgomery, Samuel C. Bell, Wednesday and Satur., 14,000,000 40,000 $100 June and December, 1881 Citizens’ B ank.......................... New Orleans, Re-organizing, Exchange Bank........................ New Orleans, • Richard Relf, Louisiana State Bank................ New Orleans, Samuel J. Peters, Chas. A. F. Rondeau, Wednesday and Satur., 2,000,000 20,000 100 February and Aug., 1818 Assist. Branch Louisiana State Bank. New Orleans, William H. Avery, Robert J. Palfrey, Tuesday and Friday, 1850 Branch Louisiana State Bank. Baton Rouge, John B. Kleinpeter, Villiam S. Pike, Monday, 1850 Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank.. New Orleans, U. H. Dudley, € £ Cruzat, Monday and Thursday, 2,000,000 40,000 50 January and July, 1888 Union B ank............................. New Orleans, MAINE. Androscoggin Bank................ Topsham, Charles Thompson, John Cobum, Tuesday, 60,000 500 100 January and July, 1884 Atlantic Bank............................ Portland, J. B. Osgood, William H. Stephenson, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1851 Augusta B ank......................... Augusta, Thomas W. Smith, J. J. Eveleth, Daily, 88,000 1,100 80 April and October, 1814 Bank of Cumberland.................. Portland, William Moulton, Samuel Small jr., Monday, 100,000 2,500 40 April and October, 1835 Bank of Hallowell.................. Hallowell, Artemas Leonard, A. S. Washburn, Daily, 60,000 500 100 April and October, 1852 Bank of the State of Maine____ Bangor, Leonard March, William S. Dennett. Daily, 250,000 2,500 100 Semi-annually, 1851 Bank of W inthrop..................... Belfast Bank.............................. Belfast, Thomas Marshall, Nathaniel H. Bradbury, 75,000 750 100 April and October, 1886 Biddeford Bank................... . Biddeford, William P. Haines, Seth S. Fairfield, Tuesday, 150,000 1,500 100 April .and October, 1848 Brunswick Bank....................... Brunswick, Richard T, Dunlap, John Rogers, Thursday, 60,000 750 80 April and October, 1886 Calais Bank .............. Calais, George Downes, Joseph A. Lee, Tuesday, 50,000 1,000 50 January and July, 1882 Canal Bank....................... Portland, W . W. Thomas, J. B. Scott, Thursday, 400,000 4,000 100 April and October, 1826 Casco Bank................ ............. Portland, Eliphalet Greely, John Chute, Friday, J. 800,000 8,000 100 April and October, 1824 China Bank..................... China, Commercial Bank..................... Bath, William D. Sewall, D. N. Magoun, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1882 Eastern Bank............................ Bangor, Amos M. Roberts, William H. Mills, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 Seipirannually, 1885 Ellsworth B ank......................... Ellsworth, Seth Tisdale, J. H. Chamberlain, Daily, 50,000 500 100 January and July, 1852 Exchange Bank......................... Bangor, J. B. Foster, Edwin Clark, Tuesday, 50,000 500 100 April and October, 1851 Farmers’ Bank................ Bangor, Freemen’s B ank....................... Augusta, Benjamin Davis, Daniel Pike, Monday, 75,000 750 100 January and July, 1888 Frontier Bank ...................... Eastport^ W. M. Brooks, E. J. Noyes, Wednesday, 75,000 1,000 75 April and October, 1836 Gardiner Bank.......................... Gardiner, Samuel C. Grant, James F. Patterson, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 March & September,- 1814 Georges Bank .......................... Thomaston, Edward O’Brien, S. Emerson Smith, 2d &4th Mon. every mo. 50,000 500 100 April and October, 1852 Granite "Bank............................ Augusta, William A. Brooks, Silas Leonard, Monday, 75,000 1,000 75 January and July, 1886 Kenduskeag Bank..................... Bangor, G. W . Pickering, T. S. Dodd, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1882 Lewiston Falls Bank ................ Lewiston, James Lowell, Silas Titcomb, Monday and Thursday, 60,000 500 100 April and October, 1852 Lime Rock Bank....................... Rockland, Lincoln Bank............................ [Bath, George F. Patten, John Shaw, Tuesday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1882 BANKS IN THE UNITED C ontinued. NAM E OF B A N K . LOCATION. PRESIDEN T. CASHIER. DISCOUNT, C A PITA L. SHARES. PAR. D IVID EN D S. oom m ’ c e d . Lumberman’s B ank................. Oldtown, W. H. Smith, E. B. Pierce, Daily, $50,000 500 $100 Semi-annually, 1852 Machias Bank.......................... . Machias, Manufacturer’s B ank.............. . Saco, T. Jordan jr., T. Scammon, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1825 A P P E N D IX .— B A N K S IN TH E U N ITED STATES. Manufact and Traders’ Bank. . . Portland, Rufus Horton, Edward Gould, Tuesday, 100,000 V 2,000 50 April and October, 1832 Mariners’ B ank........................ Wiscasset, Henry Clark, S. P. Baker, Tuesday, 60,000 500 100 April and October, 1835 Maritime B ank........................ Medomak Bank........................ Waldoboro, James Hovey, George Allen, Monday, 50,000 500 100 March & September, 1836 Mercantile Bank...................... Bangor, Samuel Farrar, John S. Ricker, Daily, 50,000 1,000 50 April and October, 1833 Merchants’ Bank...................... Portland, W illiam W oodbury, Charles Oxnard, Tuesday, 150,000 2,000 75 April and October, 1825 Merchants’ Bank...................... Bangor, W. A. Blake, M. T. Stickney, Monday, 50,000 500 100 April and October, 1850 Mount Waldo Bank ................ . North Anson Bank................... Northern Bank............ . Hallowell, Franklin Glazier, J. Nutter, Monday, 75,000 750 100 March & September, 1833 Oxford County B ank................ Rockland Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rockland, A. H. Kimball, William H. Titcomb, Tuesday, 75,000 750 100 April and October, 1851 Sagadahock Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . Bath, Thomas D. Robinson, Daniel F. Baker, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1836 Skowhegan Bank ..................... Bloomfield, Daniel Steward, William Philbrick, Monday, 75,000 750 100 April and October, 1833 South Berwick B ank............... South Berwick, Theodore F. Jewett, Edward Hayman, Monday, 100,000 2,000 50 April and October, 1823 Thomaston Bank...................... Thomaston, Richard Robinson, John D. Barnard, 1st & 3d Mon. eveiy mo. 50,000 500 100 April and October, 1825 Ticonic Bank............................ Waterville, Timothy Boutelle, S. Percival, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1832 Traders’ B ank.......................... Bangor, TJnioh B ank............................ Brunswick, Joseph McKeen, A. C. Robbins, Wednesday, 50,000 500 .100 1851 Yeazie Bank. ......... .. Bangor, Samuel Yeazie, AlpheusLyon, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1848 Waterville Bank....................... Waterville, Samuel P. Shaw, Augustine Perkins, Monday, 50,000 500 100 January and July, 1851 York Bank ............................ .. Saco, Daniel Cleaves, John C. Bradbury, Wednesday, 75,000 1,000 75 April and October, 1831 MARYLAND. Bank of Baltimore . . . . . . Baltimore, James H. McCulloh, C. C. Jamison, Tuesday and Friday, 1,200,000 12,000 100 June and December, 1797 ( 100,000 Bank of Westminster, Westminster, Isaac Shriver, John Fisher, Saturday, ■< 60,000 4,000 15 May and November, 1817 (paid in Bank of Winchester. . . . . . . . . . ; Frederick, Cecil Bank ....... . Jfgfc. . . Port Deposit, J. Tome, A. Anderson, Monday, 49,875 Chesapeake Bank............ . 1,995 25 June and December, 1850 Baltimore, John S. Gittings, J. Lownds, Wednesday, 350,000 14,000 25 January and Jiily, 1836 Citizens’ Bank................. . Baltimore, [John Clark, William L. Richardson, Monday, Com. and Far. B’k of Baltimore Baltimore, 250,000 25,000 10 January and July, 1850 Cumberland Bank of Alleghany Cumberland, Joseph Shriver, E. T. Shriver, Tuesday, 112,937* 3,000 87£ January and July, 1812 Cumberland Savings’ B ank___ Cumberland, William Price, Robert Bruce, Wednesday, f 37,800 8,000 50 January and July, 1850 1 paid in Farmers’ Bank of-Maiyland.... Annapolis, George Wells, Thomas Franklin, Wednesday, 819,500 16,390 50 April and October, 1805 Branch Farm. B’k of Maryland Easton, William H. Groome, Richard Thomas, Wednesday, 271,650 5,433 50 April and October, 1805 Branch Farm. B’k of Maryland Frederick, R. Potts, G. Koontz, Wednesday, 250,000 5,000 50 April and October, 1808 Far. & Mf'ch. Bk of Carroll Co.. Westminster, Jacob Mathias, [Jacob Reese, Saturday, 66,000 1 6,600 10 February and July, 1851 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES.— C ontinued. c* PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. o om m ’oed. N AM E OF B A N K . LOCATION. Far. & Mech. Bk of Frederick Co. Fredericktown, William Tyler, Thomas W. Morgan, Tuesday, $125,480 8,862 $15 November and May, 182T Far. & Mech. Bk of Kent C o ... Chestertown, George B. Westcott, S. W. Spencer, Thursday, 150,000 6,000 25 May and November, 1851 A P P E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE U N IT E D STATES. Far. & Merch. Bk of Baltimore. Baltimore, J. Hanson Thomas, J. Loney, Monday and Thursday, 893,560 9,889 40 April and October, 1810 Far. & Plant Bk of Baltimore.. Baltimore, Fells Point Saving Institution .. Baltimore^ James Frazier, John W. Bandolph, Thursday, 102,752 8,952 26 February and Aug., 1883 Franklin Bank of Baltimore.. . . Baltimore, J. J. Donaldson, A. P. Giles, Monday, 301,000 24,148 12£ January and July, 1812 Frederick County Bank............ Frederick, A. B. Hanson, John H. Williams, Tuesday, 150,000 10,000 15 June and December, 1818 / Accumu- Fredericktown Savings’ Instit.. Frederick, William J. Boss, Lewis Bamsburgh, Sec. Thursday, 216,1415 J lation of January and July/ 1828 ( deposits Hagerstown Bank..................... Hagerstown, J. Dixon Boman, Elie Beatty, Tuesday, 250,000 10,000 25 May and November, 1808 Howard St Savings’ Bank....... - Baltimore, James M. Lester, James McNeal jr., Tuesday, 75,000 750 100 February and Aug., 1848 j 10,000 80 April and October, 1810 Marine Bank of Baltimore . . . . Baltimore, Jacob Bier, Philip Littig jr., Friday, 810,000 1 200 50 Mechanics’ Bank ...................... Baltimore, John B. Morris, James W. Alnutt, Wednesday and Satur., 600,000 40,000 15 June and December, 1806 Merchants’ B ank....................... Baltimore, James Swan, D. Sprigg, Tuesday and Friday, 1,500,000 15,000 100 January and July, 1885 Mineral Bank of Maryland . . . . . Cumberland, Thomas J. McKaig, Jos. H. Tucker, Thursday, 250,000 5,000 50 Semi-annually, 1886 Ellicott’s Mills, T. B. Dorsey, Friday, 125,000 5,000 25 June and December, 1885 Patapsco B ank..................... . 1804 Union Bank of Maryland . . . . . . Baltimore, John M. Gordon, Bobert Mickle, Monday and Thursday, 916,850 12,218 75 January and July, Washington Co. Bank............ . Williamsport, John Yanlear jr., Thursday, 185,000 9,000 15 June and December, 1888 D. Weisel, 1886 Western Bank....... .................. Baltimore, Chauncy Brooks, James Harvey, Tuesday and Friday, 400,000 20,000 20 January and July, M ASSACH U SETTS. Abington, Asaph Dunbar, J. N. Farrar, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1850 ♦Abington Bank .............. . 1882 Adams Bank.............. . ............. North Adams, Duty S. Tyler, W. E. Brayton, Thursday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1846 Agawam Bank.......................... Springfield, Albert Morgan, F. S. Bailey, Daily, 1818 Agricultural Bank. . . . . .......... Pittsfield, Edward A. Newton, Ezekiel B. Colt, Wednesday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, Francis Cogswell, Tuesday and Friday, 250,000 2,500 100 April and'October, 1826 Andover B ank.......................... Andover, Samuel Farrar, 1847 Appleton Bank.............. ........... Lowell, John A. Knowles, John A. Buttrick, Tuesday and Friday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, Monday and W ednesd., 200,000 7,000 28 57 April and October, 1824 Asiatic Bank.............................. Salem, Joseph S. Cabot, William H. Foster, 1828 Atlantic Bank............................. Boston, Pliny Cutler, Beniamin Dodd, Monday and Thursday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, Boston, Charles H. Brown, Tuesday and Friday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1884 Atlas Bank.............. . J. White, 1886 Attleborough Bank................... Attleborough, L. M. Wheaton, H. N. Bichardson, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, Bank of Brighton....................... Brighton, Edward Sparhawk, Life Baldwin, Thursday, 250,000 2,500 100 April and October, 1882 ♦Bank of Commerce.................. Boston, Edward C. Bates, William H. Foster, Wednesday and Satur., 1,500,000 15,000 100 April and October, 1850 Bank of North America............ Boston, George W. Crockett, John K. Hall, Wednesday and Satur., 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1850 ♦Barnstable B ank..................... Yarmouthport, Isaiah Crowell, Amos Otis, Thursday, 800,000 8,000 100 April and October, 1825 Bay State Bank......................... Lawrence, Charles S. Storrow, Nathaniel White, Monday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1847 Bedford Com. Bank .................. New Bedford, Edward Mott Robinson, Thomas B. White, Monday and Thursday, 600,000 6,000 100 April and October, 1816 Beverly Bank................... ...... Beverly, Albert Thorndike, Robert G. Bennett, Monday and Thursday, 125,000 2,000 62^- April and October, 1812 Blackstone Bank ...................... Boston, Frederick Gould, Joshua Loring. Monday and Thursday, 250,000 2,500 100 April and October, 1851 ♦Blackstone Bank..................... Uxbridge, Paul Whitin, E. W.' Hayward, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1825 Blue Hill B ank................... ... Dorchester, |H. Temple, E. J. Bispnam, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1882 BANKS IN THE UNITED C ontinued, N AM E OF B A K E . LOOA.TIOK. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. CAPITA L. SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. com m ’oed. Boston Bank............................. Boston, Robert Hooper, James C..Wild, Tuesday and Friday, $900,000 18,000 $50 April and October, 1808 ♦Boylston Bank........................ Boston, William Parker, John J. Soren, Tuesday and Friday, 250,000 2,500 100 April and October, 1845 ♦Bristol Co. Bank ..................... Taunton, Nahum Stetson, William Muenscher, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1838 APP E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. Bunker Hill Bank................. .. Charlestown, David Devens, Thomas Marshall, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 2.000 100 April and October, 1825 Cabot Bank.. . . . . Chicopee, John Wells, Henry Harris, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1845 Cambridge Bank. Cambridgeport, Thomas Whittemore, Martin Lane, Monday and Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1826 Cambridge City Bank. . . . . . . . . Charter applied fo r. Cambridge Market Bank . . . . . . North Cambridge, George W. Lewis, C. W. Kingsley, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1851 ♦Central Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Worcester, Thomas Kinnicutt, G. F. Hartshorn, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1829 Charles River Bank . . . . . . . . . . Cambridge, Charles 0. Little, J. B. Dana, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1832 Chicopee Bank.................... . Springfield, Philo F. Wilcox, B. F. Warner, Daily, 800,000 8,000 100 April and October, 1836 Citizens’ Bank................... . Worcester, Francis T. Merrick, George A. Trumbull, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1886 City Bank of Boston............ Boston, William T. Andrews, Charles C. Barry, Tuesday and Friday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 April and October, 1822 Cochituate Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston, S. M. Allen, William C. Starbuck, Wednesday and Satur., 250,000 2,500 100 April and October, 1849 Columbian Bank...................... Boston, John G. Torrey, James M. Gordon, Monday and Thursday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1822 Commercial Bank..................... Salem, William Sutton, Edward H. Payson, Mond., Wed. and Frid., 200,000 8,000 66J April and October, 1819 Concord Bank.......................... Concord, Daniel Shattuck, John M. Cheney, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1832 Danvers B an k .......................... Danvers, Eben Sutton, G. A. Osborne, Tuesday and Friday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1825 ♦Dedham Bank......................... Dedham, Jeremy Stimson, L. H. Kingsbury, Friday, 200,000 2,000 100 May and November, 1814 ♦Eagle Bank.............................. Boston, Waldo Flint, Robert S. Coveil, Wednesday and Satur., 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1822 East Cambridge Bank.............. Charter applied for. Eliot Bank................................. Roxbury, Essex Bank............................... Haverhill, William H. Hewes, William Caldwell, Monday and Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1851 Exchange Bank........................ Boston, George W. Thayer, J. M. Marsh, Monday and Thursday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 April and October, 1847 Exchange Bank........................ Salem, Gideon Tucker, J. Chadwick, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 8,000 668 April and October, 1828 Pair Haven B ank......... . Fair Haven, E. Sawin, Reuben Nye, Monday and Thursday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1881 Falmouth Bank......................... Falmouth, John Jenkins, S. P. Bourne, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1821 Fall River B an k ....................... Fall River, David Anthony, Henry H. Fish, Monday, 850,000 4,000 87* April and October, 1825 Faneuil Hall B ank.................. Boston, James W. Baldwin, Jonas Bennett, Monday and Thursday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1851 Fitchburg Bank........................ Fitchburg, Francis Perkins, Ebenezer Torrey, Monday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1882 Framingham Bank................... Framingham, Sullivan Fay, Francis Jaques, Monday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1833 ♦Franklin Co. Bank................. Greenfield, Henry W. Cushman, A. G. Hammond, Daily, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1849 ♦Freeman’s Bank....................... Boston, Solomon Piper, Jeremy Drake, Monday and Thursday, 800,000 8,000 100 April and October, 1836 Globe Bank............................... Boston, Ignatius Sargent. Charles Sprague, Monday and Thursday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 April and October, 1824 ♦Gloucester Bank..................... Gloucester, Isaac Somes, John J. Babson, Tuesday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1796 Grand Bank............................. Marblehead, ♦Granite Bank.......................... Boston, Henry M. Holbrook, Archibald Foster, 750,000 7,500 100 April and October, 1888 Greenfield Bank...................... Greenfield, Henry W. Clapp, Franklin Ripley, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1822 ♦Grocers’ Bank.......................... Boston, Samuel G. Reed, P. E. Kingman, Monday and Thursday, 800,000 8,000 100 April and October, 1848 ♦Hadley Falls Bank................. Holyoke, John Ross, John R. Warriner, Daily, 10'0,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1851 Hamilton Bank........................ Boston, Daniel Denny, Otis Turner, Wednesday and Satur., 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1882 ♦Hampden Bank...................... Westfield, Hampshire Manufacturers’ Bank Ware, Orrin Sage, William Hyde, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1825 BANKS IN THE UNITED ■Continued , 4 ca 00 name of bank . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER, DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDEN DS. com m ’o ed . Haverhill Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Haverhill, John A. Appleton, James E. Gale, Monday, $150,000 1,500 $100 April and October, 1886 Hingham B an k .............. .......... Hingham, Nathaniel Kichards, John O. Lovett, Monday, 105,000 1,500 70 April and October, 1888 Holyoke B ank.......................... Northampton, John Clarke, Thomas Green, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1848 A P P E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES, Honsatonio Bank....... .............. Stockbridge, C. M. Owen, J. D. Adams, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1825 Howard Banking C o... . . . . . . . . Charter applied j John Hancock Bank................. Springfield, J. M. Thompson, E. D. Chapin, Monday and Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1850 ♦Laighton Bank....................... Lynn, Francis S. Newhall, Ezra W. Mudge, Monday and Thursday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1849 Lancaster Bank........................ Lancaster, Jacob Fisher, Caleb T. Symmes, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1886 ♦Lee Bank.............. Bee, Leonard Church, Edward A. Bliss, Wednesday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1885 ♦Leicester Bank........................ Leicester, Cheney Hatch, D. E. Merriam, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1826 Lowell Bank............................. Lowell, Nathaniel Wright, J. L. Ordway, Monday and Thursday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1828 ♦Lynn Mechanics’ Bank (The).. Lynn, Isaiah Breed, James Oliver, Tuesday and Friday, 150,000 2,500 60 April and October, 1814 Machinists’ Bank...................... Taunton, William Mason, O. B. Vickery, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1847 ♦Mahaiwe Bank .................... Great Barrington, Wilber Curtis, William Bostwick, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1847 Malden Bank.......................... . Malden Centre, John G. Webster, Charles Merrill, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1851 Marblehead B ank.................... Marblehead, John Hooper, S. S. Trefrv, Monday and Thursday, 120,000 1.200 100 April and October, 1808 Marked Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston, Josiah Stickney, Jonathan Brown jr,, Wednesday and Sat,, 560,000 8,000 70 April and October, 1882 Marine Bank....... ..................... New Bedford, Joseph Grinnell, John P. Barker, Tuesday and Friday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1882 Massachusetts Bank . . . . . . . . . . . Boston, John J. Dixwell, James Dodd, Monday and Thursday, 800,000 8,200 250 April and October, 1784 ♦Massasoit Bank ....................... Fall Biver, Israel Buffinton, Leander Borden, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1846 Mattapan Bank Dorchester, Edward King, William B. Brooks, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1849 Mechanics’ Bank............ New Bedford, Thomas Mandell, Joseph Congdon, Wednesday and Satur., 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1882 Mechanics’ Bank.............. ...... Newburyport, John Wood, John Andrews, Monday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1818 ♦Mechanics’ Bank..................... Boston, James W. Converse, Alvan Simonds, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1886 ♦Mechanics’ Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . Worcester, Alexander Dewitt, P. Hammond, Tuesday, 800,000 8,000 100 April and October, 1848 Mercantile B ank................... Salem, John Dwyer, J. H. Phippen, Mond., W ed and Frid., 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1826 Merchants’ Bank...................... Boston, Franklin Haven, J. K. Fuller, Monday and Thursday, 8,000,000 80,000 100 April and October, 1881 Merchants’ Bank.............. New Bedford, John Avery Parker, Jas. Bunker Congdon, Tuesday and Friday, 600,000 6,000 100 April and October, 1825 Merchants’ Bank Newburyport, Henry Johnson, Gyles P. Stone, Daily, 210,000 6,000 85 April and October, 1881 Merchants’lBank....................... Salem, B. H. Silsbee, N. B. Perkins, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 4,000 50 April and October, 18U Merrimack Bank.. . . . . . . . . . . . . Haverhill, Bufus Longley, E. A. Porter, Monday, 180,000 2,400 75 April and Ootober, 1814 Metacomet Bank....................... Fall Biver, Charter applied fo r. ♦Milford Bank.......................... Milford, Lee Claflin, Bufus Brewer, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1849 Millbury Bank.........., , , Millbury, Simon Farnsworth, J. S. Famum, Tuesday, 50,000 500 100 April and October, 1825 National Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boston, Charter applied fi>r. Naumkeag Bank.................. Salem, David Pingree, Joseph H. Towne, Tuesday and Friday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1881 Neponset B ank......................... Canton, C. H . French, F. W. Deane, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1886 New England Bank ................ Boston, Thomas Lam b, E. P. Clark, Tuesday and Friday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 April and October, 1818 Sfewton Bank........................... Newton, W illiam Jackson, D aniel K ingsley, Thursday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1848 ♦North B an k .................... Boston, Oliver Eldredge, J. B . W itherbee, Monday and Thursday, 750,000 7,500 100 April and October, 1825 Northampton Bank.............. ... 1Northampton, E . W illia m s , Charles W h ite, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1888 Ocean Bank.............................. N ewburyport, W illiam Stone, Jacob Stone, Monday and Thursday, 100,000 | 2,000 50 April and October, 1883 ♦Old Colony Bank..................... |Plym outh, Schuyler Sampson, George G . D ver, Mionday, 100,000 1 1,000 100 April and October, 1832 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued N AM E OV B A N K . LOCATION . PRESIDEN T. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES.' PAR. D IV ID E N D S. com m ’ ced. Pacific Bank............................. Oxford, John Jewett, A. G. Underwood, Monday, $100,000 1,000 $100 April and October, 1828 Oxford Bank......................... . Nantucket, Jacob W. Barrett, William Mitchell, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1804 Tuesday, 150,000 8,000 50 April and October, A P P E N D IX .— B A N E S IN THE U N ITED STATES. People’s B a n k ........................... Roxbury, Samuel Guild, B. Stone, 1888 Pittsfield Bank....................... Charter applied for. ♦Plymouth Bank....... ................ Plymouth, I. L. Hedge, I. N. Stoddard, Friday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1808 Popkinton Bank.............. .......... Charier applied for. Powow River Bank.................. Salisbury, Robert Patten, J. B. Webster, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1836 ♦Prescott Bank........................... Lowell, Joel Adams, Artemas S. Tyler, Monday and Thursday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1850 Quincy Stone Bank ............. . Quincy, Josiah Brigham, John C. Randall, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1836 Quinsigamond Bank— . . . . . . . Worcester, William Jennison, Charles A. Hamilton, Wednesday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1883 Rail Road Bank......................... Lowell, Benjamin F. French, Samuel W. Stickney, Tuesday and Friday, 600,000 8.000 75 April and October, 1831 Randolph Bank _______ . . . . . Randolph, Royal Turner, Seth Turner, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1886 Rockport B a n k ......... . — . . . . . Rockport, Ezra Eames, J. R. Gott, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1851 RoIIstone Bank................ .......... Fitchburg, Moses Wood, Lewis H. Bradford, Monday, 200,000 2,000 100 April and October, 1849 Salem Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salem, ♦Shawmut B ank....................... Boston, Albert Fearing, Stephen G. Davis, Monday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1886 Shoe and Leather Dealers’ Bank Boston, Enoch Baldwin, Samuel Carr, Tuesday and Friday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 April and October, 1886 South Boston Bank.................... Charier applied fo r. Southbridge Bank...................... Southbridge, Jacob Edwards jr., S. M. Lane, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1886 Springfield Bank........................ Springfield, Benjamin Day, Lewis Warriner, 800,000 3,000 100 April and October, 1814 State B ank................................. Boston, George Howe, George Atkinson, Monday and Thursday. 1,800,000 80,000 60 April and October, 1811 Suffolk Bank............................... Boston, Inform ation refused. ♦Taunton Bank......................... Taunton, Lovett Morse, Charles 0. Yickery, Daily, 200,000 2,500 80 April and October, 1812 Traders’ B an k......... Boston, Tradesmen’s Bank...................... Chelsea, Isaac Stebbins, William R. Peannain, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1850 ♦Tremont Bank........................f Boston, A. T. Hall, A. T. Frothingham, Monday and Thursday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 April and October, 1814 ♦Union Bank of Weymouth and Braintree................... Weymouth, ♦Union B ank......... ............ . Boston, Chester Adams, Lemuel Gulliver, Tuesday and Friday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 April and October, 1792 Union B ank......... .................... Haverhill, George Cogswell, James Noyes, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1849 Tillage B ank............................. North Danvers, Moses Putnam, William L. Weston, Monday and Thursday, 120,000 1,200 100 April and October, 1886 ♦W altham Bank......................... Waltham, Charles Bemis, D. A. Kimball, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1886 Wamipit Bank.............. ........... Lowell, Charter applied fo r . Wareham Bank......................... Wareham, J. B. Tobey, T. R. Miles, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1838 Warren Bank............................ Danvers, Lewis Allen, Francis Baker, Monday and Thursday, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1832 Washington Bank..................... Boston, Almon D. Hodges, D. A. Sigourney, Tuesday and Friday, 500,000 5,000 loo April and October, 1825 Webster B ank........................... Boston, C harier applied fo r. Western B an k ........................... Springfield, Caleb Rice, J. L. Warriner, Daily, 250,000 2,500 100 April and October, 1849 ♦Westfield B ank....................... Westfield, William G. Bates, H. Hooker, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1851 Woburn B an k ........... ............... Woburn, Charter applied fo r. ♦Worcester B a n k ...................... Worcester, Stephen Salisbury, William Cross, Tuesday, 250,000 2,500 100 April and October, 1804 Worcester Co. Bank....... ....... Blackstone, H. o. Mansfield, M. Farnum, 2d, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1850 Wrentham Bank ‘....................... Wrentham, Daniel A. Cook, Calvin Fisher jiv, Tuesday, 150,000 1,500 100 May and November, 1882 * A dditional capital applied for. BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued. -3 O C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDEN DS. com m ’ced. N AM E OF B A N E . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. M IC H IG A N . A P P E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE U N IT E D STATES. Adrian, Addison J. Comstock, Andrew Parker, Daily, $250,000 5,000 $50 1852 Adrian Insurance Co................ 50 April and October, 1851 Bank of Macomb Co.................. Mount Clemens, Elon Farnsworth, H. C. Kibbee, 500,000 10,000 Farmers1and Mechanics1Bank. Detroit, Farm, and Mech. B’k (Agency) Niles, Government Stock B an k......... Ann Arbor, E. R. Tremain, Daily, 100,000 2,000 50 1850 Michigan Insurance Co. Bank .. Detroit, John Owen, H. K. Sanger, 800,000 10,000 80 1888 Detroit, Charles C. Trowbridge, Alex. H. Adams, Daily, 150,000 16,000 Semi-annually, 1845 Michigan State Bank................ 1849 Peninsular Bank....................... Detroit, Charles Howard, Henry H. Brown, Daily, 100,000 2,000 50 February ana Aug., M IS S IS S IP P I. 240,165 2,580 100 Semi-annually, 1888 Northern Bank of Mississippi... Holly Springs, Peter W. Lucas, George West, Daily, M IS SO U R I* Bankvof the State of Missouri... St. Louis, 1848 Branch B’k of the State of Mo. Cape Girardeau, J. R. Wathen, Thos. B. English, Saturday, 120,058 84 1,200 100 January and July, 120,058 84 1,200 100 January and July, 188T Branch B’k of the State of Mo. Fayette, Gerard Robinson, William C. Boon, Monday, 1845 Branch B’k of the State of Mo. Lexington, Eldridge Burdon, William Limrick, Wednesday, 120,058 84 1,200 100 January and July, Branch B’k of the State of Mo. Palmyra, 1844 Branch B'k of the State of Mo. Springfield, Larkin Paine, James R. Danforth, Thursday, 120,058 84 1,200 100 January and July, N E W H A M P S H IR E . 1848 Amoskeag B an k ....................... Manchester, R. H. Ayer, Moody Currier, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 January and July, AshuelotBank.......................... Keene, 100,000 1,000 100 February and Aug., 1888 T. H. Levcrett, Daily, 1829 Bank of Lebanon....................... Lebanon, Robert Kimball, James H. Kendrick, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 80,000 800 100 March and Sept, 1846 Belknap County Bank.............. Meredith Bridge, Warren Lovell, Daniel M. Gale, Wednesday, 1851 Carroll County Bank................ Sandwich, Daniel Hoit, Stephen Beede, Monday, 50,000 500 100 April and October, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1844 Cheshire Bank.......................... Keene, John Elliot, Zebina Newell, Daily, 1848 Claremont B an k ....................... Claremont, Ambrose Cossit, G. N. Farwell, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 March and October, Cochecho Bank......................... Dover, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1851 Thomas Stackpole, Ezekiel Hurd, Monday, 1844 Connecticut River Bank........... Charlestown, Samuel Webber, George Olcott, Wednesday, 90,000 150 600 March and Sept, Derry Bank ........................... Derry, Dover B ank.......................... Dover, 1852 Francestown Bank................... Francestown, Daniel Fuller, Paul H. Bixby, Monday, 60,000 600 100 June and December, Granite State Bank................... Exeter, Moses Sanborn, Samuel H. Stevens, Wednesday, 125,000 1,250 100 January and July, 1852 Great Falls Bank....................... Somersworth, John A. Burleigh, D. H. Buffum, Monday, 150,000 1,500 100 February and Aug., 184T Indian Head Bank....... ............ Nashville, William D. Beasom, A. McKean, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1851 Lancaster B ank........................ Lancaster, Royal Joyslin, George A. Cossitt, Daily, 50,000 1,000 50 Annually, 1888 Manchester B an k ..................... Manchester, Mechanics1Bank....................... Concord, J. M. Harper, George Minot, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1884 Mechanics1and Traders1Bank. Portsmouth, (Richard Jenness, James F. Shores, Monday, 141,000 1,410 100 January and July, 1845 Merrimack County B an k ......... (Concord, 1Francis N. Fisk, E. S. Towle, Monday, 80,000 160 500 January and July, 1826 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES.—C ontinued, N AM E OF B AN K . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C APITA L. SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. com m ’ced. Monadnock Bank..................... East Jaffrey, John Conant, P. Tipton, Daily, $50,000 500 $100 January and July, 1851 Nashua Bank............................ Nashua, Isaac Spalding, John M. Hunt, Monday, 125,000 1,250 100 January and July, 1836 New Ipswich B ank................. New Ipswich, J. Minot Melville, A P P E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. George Barrett, Daily, ^^ ^ 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1849 Piscataqua Exchange Bank . . . . Portsmouth, William H. Y. Hackett, Samuel Lord, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 2,000 100 March and Sept, 1845 Pittsfield Bank.......................... Pittsfield, John L. Thorndike, Charles H. Carpenter, Tuesday, 50,000 500 100 January and July, 1851 Rochester Bank........................ Rochester, Simon Chase, John McDuffee jr., Monday, 120,000 1,200 100 Januaiy and July, 1835 Rockingham Bank.............. . Portsmouth, Jona. M. Tredick, John J. Pickering, Monday, 160,000 8,200 50 January and July, 1814 Salmon Palls Bank................... Rollinsford, H. R. Roberts, W. H. Morton, Monday, 50,000 500 100 September and Mar., 1852 State Capitol B ank................... Concord, Samuel Butterfield, Edson Hill, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1853 Stratford Bank.......................... Dover, William Woodman, A A. Tufbs, Monday, 120,000 1,200 100 January and July, 1846 Sugar River Bank..................... Newport, Warner Bank............................ Warner, Joshua George, Francis Wilkins, Monday, 50,000 500 100 Semi-annually, 1851 White Mountain B ank............ Lancaster, James B. Sumner, George C. Williams, TueB., Thurs. and Sat., 50,000 500 100 May and November, 1852 Winchester B ank..................... Winchester, Henry Kingman, Erastus Snow, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1848 N E W JE R S E Y . America Bank.......................... Trenton, John Jay Angevene, J. Angevene, Thursday, 150,000 8,000 50 January and July, 1853 Atlantic Bank.......... ................. Cape May, C. H., Bank of America...................... Cape May, C. H., William H. Marston, Friday, Individual Bank. Bank of North America............ Flemington, J. S. Short, John C. Coon jr., Tuesday and Friday, 50,000 Individual Bank. 1852 Belvidere Bank........................ Belvidere, John J. Blair, John Stuart, Wednesday, 200,000 4,000 50 April and October, 1831 Bordentown Banking C o .. . . . . . Bordentown, John L. McKnight, George Gaskill, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1851 Burlington Co. B ank............... Medford, William Irick, Jonathan Oliphan^ Monday and Thursday, 70,000 2,000 85 January and July, 1888 Central Bank of New Jersey ... Hightstown, R. E. Morrison, T. Appleget, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 February and Aug., 1852 City Bank................................. Cape Island, T. W. Kelly, E. E. Boies, Wednesday, 50,000 1,000 50 January and July, 1851 Cumberland Bank of N. Jersey Bridgeton, James B. Potter, William G. Nixon, Tuesday and Friday, 52,050 2,042 25 January and July, 1816 Farmers’ Bank of New Jersey.. Mount Holly, John Black, John Beatty, Wednesday and Sat., 100,000 4,000 25 April and October, 1814 ( 100,000 Farmers’ Bank of Wantage . . . . Deckertown, James C. Havens, Thomas D. Armstrong, Saturday, < 65,000 1,000 65 January and July, 1850 f paid in Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank. New Brunswick, John Vandyke, M. F. Webb, Tuesday and Friday, ‘ 96,660 4,983 20 February and Aug., 1853 Farm, and Mech. B’k of Rahway Rahway, Joseph O. Lufbery, F. King, Tuesday, 200,000 4,000 50 April and October, 1828 Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank. Middletown Point, Hudson Co. Bank..................... Jersey City, John Cassedy, Albert T. Smith, Tuesday and Friday, 125,000 1,250 100 January and July, 1851 Mechanics’ Bank...................... Burlington, Mechanics’ Bank...................... Newark, Joseph A. Halsey, Matthias W. Day, Tuesday and Friday, 500,009 10,000 50 February and Aug., 1881 Mechanics’ and Manufact Bank Trenton, Timothy Abbott, Jonathan Fisk, Tuesday and Thursday, 150,000 5,000 80 April and October, 1834 Merchants’ Bank...................... May’s Landing, Merchants’ Bank...................... Bridgeton, F. Bradt, Daily, 75,000 1,500 50 January and July, 1850 Morris Co. B ank...................... Morristown, Henry A. Ford, Theodore T. Wood, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1836 Newark Banking and Ins. Co.. Newark, John Taylor, Jacob D. Vermilye, Monday and Thursday, 508,650 10,173 50 January and July, 1804 Newark City Bank............ Newark, Samuel H. Pennington. Charles S. Graham, Tuesday and Friday, 150,000 8,000 50 February and Aug., 1851 Ocean Bank (winding up)......... Bergen Iron Works, Benjamin Snyder, 500,000 10,000 50 BANKS IN THE UNITED C ontinued —i to N AM E OF B A N S . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C APITA L. SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. oom m ’oed. Orange Bank....................... Orange, D. Babbit, W. H. Yermilye, Wednesday, $125,000 2,500 $50 April and October, 1828 Passaic Oo. Bank................ Paterson, George M. Stimson, 50.000 1,000 50 January and July, 1852 Princeton Bank....................... Princeton* A P P E N D IX .— BANES IN THE U N ITE D STATES. R. S. Field, George T. Olmsted, Monday and Thursday, 90.000 8,000 80 May and November, 1834 Public Stock Bank ................ .. Belvidere, Salem Banking Co................... Salem, Calvin Belden, H. B. Ware, Tuesday and Friday, 75,000 1,500 50 January and July, 1828 Somerset Co. Bank................... Somerville, J. Doughty, William G. Steele, Tuesday and Friday, 50,000 4,000 12* April and October, 1848 State Bank, at Camden............ Camden, John Gill, A. McCalla, Tuesday and Friday, 260,000 5,200 50 April and October, 1812 State Bank, at Elizabeth .......... Elizabethtown, Keen Pruden, 'A. S. Woodruff, Tuesday, 200,000 4,000 50 April and October, 1812 State Bank, at Newark............ Newark, Elias Yanarsdale, James D. Orton, Wednesday and Sat, 450,000 9,000 50 April and October, 1812 State Bank, at New Brunswick. New Brunswick, John B. Hill, George R. Conover, Wednesday and Sat, 200,000 8,000 25 April and October, 1812 Sussex Bank............................. Newton, David Ryerson, Samuel D. Morford, Monday, 185,000 2,700 50 February and Aug., 1818 Tradesmen’s Bank..................... Flemingfcon, Traders1Bank............................ Cape May, C. H., Jacob L. Degroot, Friday, 50,000 Individual Bank. Trenton Banking Co............ Trenton, Philemon Dickinson, Thomas J. Stryker, Tuesday and Friday, 210,000 7,000 30 January and July, 1805 Union Bank........................ . Dover, G. M. Hinchman, Thos. B. Segur, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1883 Wheat Grower’s Bank.. . . . . . . . Newton, John B. Yail, 43,881 1,755 25 1852 N E W -Y O R K C IT Y . (See page 13.) N E W -Y O R K S T A T E . Agricultural Bank................... Herkimer, C. T. E. Yanhorne, Harvey Doolittle, Tuesday and Friday, 100,500 1,005 100 1889 Albany City Bank................... Albany, Erastus Corning, Henry H. Martin, Tuesday and Friday, 500,000 5,000 100 April and October, 1884 Albany Exchange Bank....... . . Albany, Samuel Pruyn, Joseph M. Lovett, Tuesday and Friday, 311,100 8,111 100 Januafy and July, 1858 Anthracite Bank................... . Rondout, Atlantic Bank.......................... Brooklyn, Daniel Embury, v John S. Doughty, Tuesday and Saturday, 500,000 10,000 50 March and Sept., 1836 Ballston Spa B ank.................. Ballston Spa, James M. Cook, Isaac Fowler, Tuesday, 125,000 1,250 100 June and December, 1839 Bank of Albany....................... Albany, Jacob H. Teneyck, E. E. Kendrick, Thursday, 240,000 8,000 80 May and November, 1792 Bank of A lbion ....... ............... Albion, Roswell S. Burrows, Lorenzo Burrows, Daily, 100,000 2,000 50 May and November, 1889 Bank of Attica.............. ......... Buffalo, John S* Ganson, Andrew J. Rich, Daily, 160,000 1,600 100 March and Sept., *1850 Bank of Auburn ..................... Auburn, J. S. Seymour, C. H. Merriman, 200,000 8,000 25 Jan., May and Sept, 1850 Bank of Bainbridge................. Penn Yan, H. B. Bennett, Daily, 222,000 Individual Bank. 1850 Bank of Binghamton.............. Binghampton, A. Doubleday, William R. Osborn, Tuesday and Friday, 150,000 1,500 100 January and July, 1852 Bank of Canajoharie............... Canajoharie, Bank of the Capitol............ Albany, Bank of Carthage . . . . . . . . . . . . Carthago, H. McCollom, 54,000 Individual Bank. 1852 Bank of Cayuga Lake.............. Painted Post, C. F. Platt, Daily, 54,841 Individual B ank 1850 Bank of Central New-York . . . Utica, Anson Thomas, T. O. Grannis, Tuesday and Friday, 110,200 1,102 100 January and July, 1889 Bank of Chemung................... Elmira, S. Benjamin, Tracy Beadle, 100,000 1,000 100 1853 Bank of Chenango .................. Norwich, W alter McConkey, William B. Pellet, Tuesday, 120,000 4,000 80 April and October, 1818 Bank of Cooperstown.............. Cooperstown, Calvin Graves, F. A. Lee, 150,000 3,000 50 May and November, 1853 Bank of Corning..................... Coming, Hiram W. Bostwick, Latirin Mallory, Daily, 104,500 1,045 100 1889 Bank of Coxsackie................. Coxsackie, W. Y. B. Hoermance, A. B, Clark, Tuesday and Friday, I 120,000 2,400 50 1858 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued . N A M E OF B A N E . LOCATION . PRESIDEN T. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. com m ’ce d . Bank o f Dansville...................... Dansville, Lester Bradner, L. 0. Woodruff, Daily, $150,250 1,502* $100 March and Sept, 1889 Bank of the Empire State......... Burton, Martin G. Austen, 99,988 80 Individual B ank, 1848 A P P E N D IX .— BAN K S IN THE U N ITED STATES. Bank of Fishkill....................... Fishkill Tillage, Samuel A. Hayt, Jas. E. Yansteenbergh, Daily, 150,000 1,500 100 April and October, 1850 Bank o f Fort Edw ard.............. Fort Edward, L. G. Taylor, George Harvey, Tuesday and Friday, 128,600 2,572 110 January and July, 1851 Bank of Genesee....................... Batavia, Benjamin Pringle, T. C. Kimberly, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1851 • Bank of Geneva......................... Geneva, C. A. Cook, W. T. Scott, 205,000 2,050 100 1858 Bank of Havana......................... Havana, Charles Cook, C. C. Clarke, 66,803 Individual Bank, 1851 Bank of Kinderhook................ Kinderhook, John P. Beekman, Franklin G. Guion, Wednesday, 125,000 2,500 50 February and Aug., 1889 Bank of Lake E r ie .................... Frankfort, Bank o f Lansingburgh.............. Lansingburgh, F. B. Leonard, Alexander Walsh, Wednesday, 120,000 12,000 10 April and October, 1818 Bank of L ow ville...................... Lowville, J. W. Bostwick, F. N. Willard, Tuesday and Friday, 102,450 2,049 50 January and July, 1889 Bank of Malone......................... Malone, S. C. Wead, w. A. Wheeler, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1851 Bank of N ewark....................... Newark, Fletcher Williams, L. McCara, Daily, 50,000 Individual Bank, 1852 Bank of Newburg...................... Newburg, John Chambers, George W. Kerr, Saturday, 800,000 12,000 25 January and July, 1811 Bank of Orange Co.................... Goshen, Ambrose S. Murray, Thomas T. Beeve, Friday, 105,660 8,000 18 January and July, 1818 Bank o f Orleans......................... Albion, Alexis Ward, Henry A. King, Daily, 200,000 4,000 50 June and December, 1884 Bank o f O w ego......................... Owego, William Pumpelly, James Wright, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 January and July. 1886 Bank o f Pawling....... ............... Pawling, A. J. Akin, J. W. Bowdish, Daily, 125,000 1,250 100 January and July, 1849 Bank o f the People.................... Lowville, J. L. Leonard, 50,480 Individual Bank, 1853 Bank o f Poughkeepsie.............. Poughkeepsie, Thomas L. Davies, B. North, Daily, 100,000 2,000 50 February and Aug., 1880 Bank o f B orne........................... Borne, John Stryker, George B. Thomas, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 4,000 25 February and Aug., 1832 Bank of Bondout....................... Bondout, Jansen Hasbrouck, Henry H. Beynolds, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 June and December, 1848 Bank o f Salina...... .................... Salina, David Munro, C. L. Alvord, Daily, 150,000 7.500 20 June and December, 1882 Bank of Saratoga Springs......... Saratoga Springs, J. Beekman Finlay, John S. Leake, Tuesday, io o ;o o o 4,000 25 January and July, 1852 Bank of Silver Creek ................. Silver Creek, G. W. Tew, C. C. Swift, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 1889 Bank of Syracuse...................... Syracuse, John Wilkinson, Horace White, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 February and Aug., 1889 Bank of T r o y ............................. Troy, Joseph M. Warren, John P. Nazro, Tuesday, 440,000 4,400 100 1858 Bank of Ulster........................... Saugerties, J. Y. L. Overbagh, A. J. Ketcham, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 1,000 100 February and Aug., 1853 Bank of the U nion .................... Belfast, J. B. Hughes, 50,000 Individual Bank, 1852 Bank of Utica....................... . Utica, Thomas Walker, William B. Welles, Tuesday and Friday, 600,000 10,000 60 January and July, 1850 Bank of Yernon......................... Yernon, John J. Knox, Everett Case, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1889 Bank of Watertown.................. Watertown, William H. Angel, H. G. Gilbert, Daily, 47,779 61 Individual Bank, 1889 Bank ot Waterville............ . Waterville, J. Candee, D. B. Goodwin, Tuesday and Friday, 120,000 1,500 80 January and July, 1839 Bank of Westfield..................... Westfield, F. J. Suydam, John N. Hungerford, 60,000 Individual Bank, Bank of West Troy................... W est Troy, Sextus H. Hungerford, A. C. Gunnison, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1882 Bank of W hitehall................... Whitehall, Dennis Jones, H. W. Palmer, Saturday, 100,000 4|000 25 June and December, 1832 Bank of Whitestown................ Whitesboro, S. Newton Dexter, Israel J. Gray, Tuesday and Friday, 120,000 2,'400 50 January and July, 1839 Black Biver Bank................ ... Watertown, Lori and Paddock, Oscar Paddock, Daily, 125,000 125 1,000 1851 Brockport Exchange Bank.. . . . Brockport, J. S. Thomas, P. K. Markell, 50,000 Individual Bank. 1852 Brooklyn B ank....... ................. Brooklyn, John Blunt, Hector Morison, Tuesday and Friday, 150,000 80,000 5 February and August, 1832 Broome County Bahk.............. Binghamton, Buffalo City B a n k .................... Buffalo, John L. Kimberly, Joseph Stringham, Daily, 100.000 1,000 100 1853 Burnet Bank.............................. Syracuse, N. F. Graves, John J. Peck, 53,625 Individual B ank. 1852 * BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES,— C ontinued, -3 N AM E OF B A N K . LOCATION • PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES PAR. DIVIDENDS. com m ’oed. Camden B an k ........................... Camden, Lyman Curtiss, W. B. Storm, Saturday, $120,000 2,400 $50 January and July, 1848 Canal Bank of Lockport........... Lockport, Alfred B. Judd, W. W. Vanzandt, Tuesday, 62,820 1888 Catskill Bank............................ Catskill, Francis N. Wilson, George Ellis, A P P E N D IX — BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES Tuesday, 110,007 6,471 17 January and July, 1852 Cayuga Co. Bank....................... Auburn, Nelson Beardsley, J. N. Starin, Daily, 250,000 10,000 25 Jan., May and Sept, 1883 Central B an k............................ Brooklyn, Organizing. Central B an k ............................ Cherry Valley, David H. Little, Horatio J. Olcott, 120,000 4,000 80 April and October, 1818 Central B an k ..................... ...... Troy, J. Lansing Vanschoon James Buell, Saturday, 200,000 2,000 100 1858 hoven, Chautauque Co. Bank................ Jamestown, Samuel Barrett, Robert Newland, Daily, 100,000 2,000 50 February and Aug., 1882 Chemung Canal Bank .............. Elmira, Peter Tracy, John Arnot, Daily, 200,000 4,000 50 January and July, 1888 Chester Bank................. . . . . Chester, Edward L. Welling, F. T. Johnson, Daily, 100,400 1,004 100 June and December, 1846 Chittenango Bank..................... Chittenango, George Crouse, D. H. Rasbach, 110,000 1,100 100 1853 Citizens’ Bank.......................... Fulton, Sands N. Kenyon, George Grosvenor, Friday, 50,960 1858 City Bank................................. Oswego, H. Murray, Delos Dewolf, Daily, 150,000 1,500 100 1850 City Bank............ ....... . Brooklyn, John Skillman, Robert P. Perrin, Tuesday and Friday, 300,000 6,000 50 February and Aug., 1850 Commercial Bank..................... Albany, John Townsend, James Taylor, Monday and Thursday, 300,000 15,000 20 January and July, 1847 Commercial Bank..................... Clyde, Isaac Miller, Daily, 61,585 Individual Bank. 1851 Commercial Bank......... ......... . Friendship, Luther Stowell, Charles Colgate, Individual Bmik. 1847 Commercial Bank..................... Rochester, Asa Sprague, George R. Clark, Daily, 830,000 8,800 February and Aug., 1889 Commercial Bank..................... Troy, Elias Plum, Charles R. Richards, Saturday, 200,000 2,000 100 February and Aug., 1889 Commercial Bank..................... Whitehall, A. H. Griswold, C. M. Davison, Daily, 108,200 1,082 100 January and July, 1849 Crouse Bank.............................. Syracuse, John Crouse, H. Seymour Lansing, Daily, 110,000 1,100 100 January and July, 1852 Cuyler’s Bank of Palmyra....... Palmyra, George W. Cuyler, S. P. Seymour, Daily, 25,000 100 Individual Bank. 1846 Dairymen’s Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . Newport, P. Herendeen, 0. H. Hopkins, Daily, 50,000 Individual Bank. 1852 Delaware Bank.......................... Delhi, Charles Marvine, Thomas Edgerton, Tuesday, 150,000 1,500 January and July, 1889 Drovers’ Bank.......................... Ogdensburgh, S. Gilbert, C. N. Humphrey, Daily, 100,000 100 Individual Bank. Dunkirk Bank.......................... Dunkirk, D. Webb Post, Daily, 52,800 Individual Bank. 1851 Dutchess Co. Bank................... Amenia, Hiram Vail, 50,000 Individual Bank. 1849 Eagle Bank of Rochester........... Rochester, L. S. Bacon, C. P. Bissell, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 January and July, 1851 Essex County Bank....... ........... Keeseville, Silas Arnold, And. Thompson, Wednesday, 100,000 4,000 100 April and October, 1883 Excelsior Bank......................... Meridian, 25 Exchange Bank......................... Buffalo, R. Codd, Richard B. Despard, Daily, 100,000 Individual Bank. 1844 Exchange Bank......................... Lockport, William Keep, R. S. Wilkinson, Daily, 150,000 1,500 January and July, Exchange Bank........................ Genesee, 100 Falkill Bank.............................. Poughkeepsie, William C. Sterling, John F. Hull, Daily, 150,000 1,500 February and Aug., 1852 Farmers’ Bank.......................... Amsterdam, Cornelius Miller, Marquis Barnes, Daily, 117,500 2,850 100 April and October, 1889 Farmers’ Bank.......................... Arietta, 50 Farmers’ Bank.......................... Hudson, Elihu Gifford, A. R. Holmes, Tuesday, 250,000 2,500 November and May, 1889 Farmers’ Bank........................ . Mina, Isaac Relf, Tuesday and Friday, 100 Individual Bank. 1847 Farmers’ Bank......................... Onondaga, Horace Frizelle, F. W. Hastings, Daily, 150,000 Individual Bank. 1852 Farmers’ Bank of Saratoga C o .. Crescent, Alfred Noxon, James P. Lee, Tuesday, 200,000 2,000 January and July, 1851 Farm. Bank of the City of Troy Troy, John T. McCoun, Philander Wells, Thursday, 850,000 7,000 100 January and July, 1801 50 BANKS IN THE UNITED \— C ontinued N A M E OF B A N K . LOCATION . PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. com m ’ce d Farmers’ and Citizens’ Bank. . . Williamsburgh, Charles W . Houghton, Henry P. Freeman, Tuesday and Friday, , $200,000 8,000 $25 March and Sept., 1852 Farmers’ and Drovers’ Bank----- Somers, Charles Wright, William Coffin, Daily, 111,150 2,228 50 January, 1889 Farm, and Manufacturers’ Bank Poughkeepsie, William A. Davies, Frederick W. Davis, Daily, 800,000 8,000 100 February and Aug., 1885 A P P E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank. Rochester, Jacob Gould, E. B. Elwood, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 February and Aug., 1839 Far. and Mech. Bank of Genesee Buffalo, E. G. Spaulding, C. R. Ganson, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 June and December, 1852 Fort Plain B ank....................... Fort Plain, John H. Moyer, Amos A. Bradley, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 Feb. and August, 1839 Fort Stanwix Bank................... Rome* David Utley, P. V. Rogers, Daily, 110,000 2,200 50 January and July, 1848 Franklin Bank........................... Marvin, Freeman’s B a n k ....................... Hebron, Frontier B an k ........................... Potsdam, B. Usher, Luke Usher, Daily, 50,000 Individual Bank. 1851 Fulton Banking Association.. . . Brooklyn, Organizing. Fulton Co. Bank....................... Gloversville, Isaac Lefever, John McLaren jr., * Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 1852 Genesee Co. Bank.................... Le Roy, M. P. Sampson, H. U. Howard, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 Januaiy and July, 1889 Genesee Talley Bank................ Genesee, James S. Wadsworth, !William H. Whiting, Daily, 120,000 1,200 100 February and Aug., 1851 Glens Falls B a n k ..................... Glens Falls, Benjamin P. Burhans, |John Alden, Saturday, 112,000 2,240 50 January and July, 1851 Goshen B ank............................. Goshen, Alexander Wright, William L. Beakes, Daily, 110,000 1,100 100 January and July, 1851 Hamilton B ank......................... Brooklyn, Organizing. H. J. Miner’s Bank of U tica.. . . Fredonia, H. J. Miner, James H. Madison, Daily, 50,000 Individ. 50 July and January, 1850 Hamilton Exchange Bank......... Greene, T. C. Grannis, 50,000 1850 Hartford B an k ........................... Hartford, Herkimer Co. B a n k .................. Little Falls, H. P. Alexander, A. G. Story, Daily, 200,000 8,000 25 June and December, 1883 Highland Bank........................... Newburgh, George Cornwell, Alfred Post, Daily, 200,000 4,000 50 June and December, 1884 Hollister Bank........................... Buffalo, James Hollister, Robert H. Shearman, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 February and Aug., 1850 Hudson River Bank.................. Hudson, Oliver Wiswall, Aaron B. Scott, Thursday, 150,000 8,000 50 May and November, 1880 Huguenot Bank......................... New Paltz, Edmund Eltinge, Augustus G. Ruggles, Monday and Thursday, 125,000 1,250 100 January and July, 1853 Hungerford’s B ank.................... Adams, S. D. Hungerford, Samuel Ward well, Dally, 100,000 1,000 100 1845 Ilion Bank.................................. Ilion, E. Remington, R. H. Pomeroy, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1852 Jefferson Co. Bank............ ....... Watertown, N. M. Woodruff, O. Y. Brainard, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 20,000 ' 10 January and July, 1816 Kingston Bank........................... Kingston, Jonathan H. Hasbrouck Joseph S. Smith, Monday and Thursday, 200,000 2,000 100 January and July, Kirkland Bank........................... Clinton, A. G. Gridley, Daily, 50,000 Individual Bank. 1845 Leland Bank............................ . New Lebanon, S. Leland, 102,175 Individual Bank. 1852 Lewis Co. Bank......................... Martinsburgh, Lyman R. Lyon, Frederick W. Granniss. Tuesday and Thursday, 100,000 2,000 50 Semi-annually, 1884 Livingston Co. B a n k ................ Geneseo, Allen Ayrault, Ephraim Cone, Daily, 100,000 4,000 25 May and November, 1830 Lockport Bank and Trust Co... Lockport, Isaac C. Colton, John J. B. Spooner, Tuesday, 96,900 969 100 Semi-annually, 1838 Long Island B ank..................... Brooklyn, William S. Herriman, George L. Sampson, Wednesday and Sat., 400,000 8,000 50 February and Aug., 1845 Lumbermen’s Bank . ................ Wilmurt, Luther Wright’s Bank.............. Oswego, L. Wright, S. H. Lathrop, 200,000 2,000 100 January and July, 1844 Madison Co. Bank....... ............. Cazenovia, Manufacturers’ Bauk of Troy. . . Troy, Arba Read, John S. Christie, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 4,000 50 January and July, 1852 Marine Bank.............................. Buffalo, George Palmer, J. M. Ganson, Daily, 170,000 1,700 100 1850 Market B a n k ............................ Troy, Jeremiah S. Hakes, None elected, 200,000 2,000 100 Sept 1853 Mechanics’ B ank....................... Brooklyn, Conklin Brush, Alvah S. Mulford, Wednesday and Sat-., 200,000 4 ;o o o 50 March and Sept, 1852 Mechanics’ B ank....................... Syracuse, Thomas B. Fitch, Edward B. Wicks Daily, 140,000 1,400 100 January and July, 1852 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued. c* T N AM E OF B A N K . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. c a s h ie r / DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. com m ’ce i Mechanics’ B ank....................... Watertown, W. B. Storm, Daily, $68,300 Individual Bank. 1851 Mechanics’ Bank....................... Williamsburgh, Martin Kalbfleisch, David Kilgour jr., Wednesday and Sat, 250,000 $5,000 50 1853 Mechanics’ and Farmers’ Bank. Albany,' Thomas W. Olcott, Thomas Olcott, Tuesday and Friday, APP E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. 850,000 8,500 100 January and July, 1811 Merchants’ Bank....................... Albany, John Tweddle, John Sill, 250,000 2,500 100 1853 Merchants’ Bank....................... Poughkeepsie, James Emott, James H. Fonda, Wednesday, 150,000 1,500 100 January and July, 1845 Merchants’ Bank of Erie Co. . . . Lancaster, George Bruce, W. W. Bruce, Daily, 50,000 500 100 Semi-annually, 1851 Merchants’ B an k ...................... Mina, Isaac Relf, Tuesday and Friday, Individual Bank. 1847 Merchants1Bank of Syracuse... Syracuse, John D. Norton, 160,000 1,600 100 Semi-annually, 1851 Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank. Carmel, S. Washburn,' Edgar Washburn, Daily, 6o ;o o o Individual Bank. 1843 Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank. Ithaca, Josiah B. Williams, Charles E. Hardy, Daily, 70,000 Individual Bank. 1889 Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank Syracuse, Israel Smith, Daily, 11^000 Individual Bank. 1852 Merch. and Mech. Bank of Troy Troy, D. T. Yail, Tracy Taylor, W ednesday, 800,000 6,000 50 February and Aug., 1829 Middletown Bank..................... Middletown, Joseph Davis, W. M. Graham, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1839 Mohawk Bank ........................ Schenectady, James R. Craig, Nicholas Switz, Wednesday, 125,000 2,500 50 May and November, 1853 Mohawk Yalley Bank.............. i Mohawk, Benjamin Carver, Francis E. Spinner, Daily, 150,000 i ;s o o 100 February and Aug., 1839 Monroe Bank of Rochester....... Rochester, M. J. Greene, R. Haight, Wednesday and Friday, 100,000 1853 Montgomery Co. Bank............ Johnstown, New-x ork State Bank.............. Albany, New-York Bank of Saratoga Co. Hadley, New-York Security B an k ....... West Day, New-York Traders’ Bank......... North Granville, New-York and Erie Bank....... Dunkirk, Chauncey Tucker, T. R. B. Eldridge, Tuesday and Friday, 120,000 1,200 100 Semi-annually, 1852 Northern Canal B an k.............. Fort Ann, Northern Exchange Bank......... Brasher Falls, C. T. Hulburd, J. Y. Welsh, 50,000 Individual Bank. 1846 Ogdensburgh Bank................... Ogdensburgh, James Averell, C. A. Burnham, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1880 Oliver Lee & Co.’s Bank........... Buffalo, Henry L. Lansing, E. Selden Thayer, Daily, 160,000 1,600 100 1844 Oneida Bank.............................. Utica, Alfred Munson, B. B. Lansing, Tuesday and Friday, 400,000 4,000 100 Feb. and November, 1836 Oneida Yalley Bank.................. Oneida, Niles Higinbotham, Theodore F. Hand, Wednesday 105,000 1,050 100 January and July, 1852 Onondaga Co. Bank.................. Syracuse, Oliver Teall, Hamilton White, Daily, 150,000 8,000 50 March and Sept, 1830 Ontario Bank............................ Canandaigua, John Greig, H. B. Gibson, Saturday, 200,000 <000 50 May and November, 1813 Branch Ontario Bank............ Utica, A. B. Johnson, James S. Lynch, Daily, 800,000 6,000 50 May and November, 1815 Otsego Co. Bank....................... Cooperstown, Elihu Phinney, Henry Scott, 100,000 4,000 25 April and October, 1880 Palmyra Bank.. . » ........; ......... Lyons, D. W. Parshall, P. R. Westfall, Daily, 35,000 Individual Bank. 1852 People’s B ank.......................... Syracuse, Patchin Bank of Buffalo........... Buffalo, Aaron D. Patchin, Joseph Stringham, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1844 Phoenix Bank............................ Bainbridge, S. S. Banks, Daily, 107,000 Individual Bank. 1850 Pine Plains B ank..................... Pine Plains, R. W. Bostwick, R. Bostwick, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 February and Aug., 1839 Powell Bank.............................. Newburgh, Homer Ramsdell, Thomas C. Ring, Daily, 175,000 8,500 50 1839 Pratt Bank........... .................... Buffalo, Thaddeus W v Patchin, John F. Smith, Daily, 60,000 1,200 50 January and July, 1847 Putnam Co. Bank..................... Farmer’s Mills, Putnam Valley Bank................ Putnam Yalley, Abraham Smith, 71,284 Individual Bank. 1849 ii| BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued , NAME OF BANK. LOCATION. PRESIDEN T. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. c o m m ’c e d . Qnassail*, B ank........................... Newburgh, E. W. Farrington, J. N. Weed, Wednesday and Sat., $200,000 10,000 $20 January and July, 1852 Rensselaer Oo. R a n k ............... Lansingburgh, John S. Fake, Alpheus Warren, Tuesday, 200,000 4,000 50 January and July, 1888 Rochester Bank......................... Rochester, Freeman Clarke, P. w . Handy, 100,000 A P P E N D IX .— BAN K S IN TH E UNITED STATES. 1845 Rochester City B ank........... . Rochester, Thomas H. Rochester, Benjamin F. Young, Wednesday and Sat, 400^000 4,000 100 January and July, 1886 Rockland Co. Bank.................... Haverstraw, Rome Exchange Bank.............. Rome, Robert B. Doxtater, F. H. Thomas, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1851 Sackets Harbor Bank................ Buffalo, E . G. Merick, J. C . Dann, Daily, 200,000 4,000 50 January and July, 1885 Salt Springs Bank...................... Syracuse, Thomas G. Alvord, E. B. Judson, Daily, 125,000 1,250 100 1852 Saratoga Co. Bank..................... Waterford, John Knickerbacker, W. F. Seymour, Tuesday, 100,000 4,000 25 June and December, 1880 Schenectady Bank...................... Schenectady, Jay Cady, William L . Goodrich, Thursday, 150,000 8,000 50 May and November, 1882 Schoharie Co. B an k .................. Schoharie, Charles Goodyear, R. C. Martin, Daily, 250,000 Individual Bank. 1852 Seneca Co. Bank ........................ Waterloo, David S. Skaats, William V. J. Mercer, Daily, 200.000 4>000 50 January and July, 1888 State Bank.................................. Sackets Harbor, State B an k ................................. Saugerties, Russell N. Isaacs, Daily, 64,600 Individual Bank. 1847 State Bank of T roy......... . Troy, Alfred Wotkyns, Willard Gay, Wednesday, 250,000 2,500 100 1852 Steuben Co. B an k ...................... Bath, John Magee, Daniel C. Howell, Tuesday and Friday, 150,000 s ;o o o 50 January and July, 1888 Suffolk Co. Bank....................... Sag Harbor, William Adams, G. S. Adams, Daily, 55,421 28 Individual Bank. 1844 Syracuse City B a n k .................. Syracuse, James E. Heron, William W. Teall, Daily, n o jo o o 2,200 50 January and July, 1850 Tanners’ Bank........................... Catskill, S . Sherwood Day, Frederick Hill, Tuesday, 100,000 2,000 50 May and November, 1881 Tompkins Co. Bank.................. Ithaca, Hermon Camp, Nathan T. Williams, Tuesday and Thursday, 250^00 2,500 100 February and August 1836 Troy City Bank........... ............. Troy, George B. Warren, Silas K. Stow, Monday, 800,000 6,000 50 March and Sept, 1883 Ulster Co. B a n k ....................... Kingston, Cornelius Bruyn, James S. Evans, Tuesday and Friday, lo o jo o o 2i 000 50 June and December, 1881 Unadilla B an k ........................... Unaclilla, Arnold B. Watson, Clark J. Hayes, Daily, 150,000 50 Individual Bank. 1844 Union B an k .............................. Monticello, ;N. S. Hammond, George Bennett, Daily, 150,000 8.000 50 February and Aug., 1851 Union B an k ............................... Rochester/ Aaron Erickson, E. M. Parsons, Wed. & Sat 400,000 4,000 100 1853 Union B ank.................... .......... Troy, Joel Mallary, Pliny M. Corbin, Tuesday, 250^00 5,000 50 January and July, 1851 Union B ank.............................. Watertown, Henry Keep, George S. Goodale, Daily, 120,000 1,200 100 January and July, 1852 Utica City B ank................ . Utica, Hiram Denio, C. S. Wilson, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 4,000 50 February and Aug., 1848 Yalley B ank................ . Booneville, E. N* Merriam, None, 60,000 Individual Ba/nk. 1851 Warren Co. Bank..................... Johnsburg, Washington Co. B ank.............. Union Village, Henry Holmes, Edwin Andrews, Tuesday, 150,075 6,008 25 July, 1839 Watertown Bank and Loan Co.. Watertown, G. C. Sherman, G. H. Sherman, Daily, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1849 Westchester Co. Bank.............. Peek skill, C. A. G. Depuy, D. F. Clapp, Monday and Thursday, 200,000 4,000 50 May and November, 1838 Western Bank ....................... Lockport, D. A. V anvalkenburgh. Charles A. Morse, Daily, 50,000 5,000 10 Annually, 1850 Western B ank......... ................ So. Huntington, S. T. Baker, Monday and Saturday, 72,471 Individual Bank. 1848 White’s Bank of Buffalo........... Buffalo White Plains Bank.................... Naples/ Seth C. Hart, 55,190 Individual Bank. 1846 Williamsburgh City B ank....... W illiamsburgh, Noah Waterbury, George Field, Tuesday and Friday, 200^00 4,000 50 January and July, 1852 Wooster Sherman’s Blink......... Watertown, W. Sherman, F. D. Sherman, Daily, 50,000 Individual Bank. 1841 Wyoming Co. Bank.................. Warsaw, J. K. Darling, E. Maynard, 50,000 Individual Bauk. 1852 Yates Col Bank........................ Penn Yan, Asa Cole, William M. Oliver, Wednesday, 100,000 2,000 50 February and Aug., 1881 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued, oo N AM E OP B A N K . LOCATION. PEESIDENT. CASHIEB. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHAKES. PAB. DIVIDENDS. com m ’ced. N O R T H C A R O L IN A . A P P E N D IX .— BAN ES IN THE UNITED STATES Bank of State of North Carolina Raleigh, G. W. Mordecai, C. Dewey, Wednesday, $ 300,000 8,000 $100 January and July, 1884 Branch B’k of State of N. Car. Charlotte, Circular requesting info rmation returned "blank 125.000 1.250 100 January and July, Branch B’k of State of N. Car. Elizabeth City, William F. Martin, John C. Ehringhaus, Friday, 125.000 1.250 100 January and July, 1886 Branch B’k of State of N. Car. Fayetteville, 150.000 1.500 100 January and July, Branch B’k of State of N. Car. Milton, Samuel Watkins, William R. Hill, Wednesday, 150.000 1.500 100 January and July, 1845 Branch B’k of State of N. Car. Morganton, R. C. Pearson, J. T. Avery, Wednesday, lOOjOOO 1,000 100 January and July, 1846 Branch B’k of State of N. Car. Newbern, G. S. Attmire, John M. Roberts, Wednesday, 125^000 1,250 100 January and July, 1824 Branch B’k of State of N. Car. Tarborough, James Weddell, R. Chapman, Wednesday, 125,000 1,250 100 January and July, 1834 Branch B’k of State of N. Car. Wilmington, Edward P. Hall, William Preston, Tuesday, 800,000 8,000 100 January and July, 1886 Bank of Cape F ear................... Wilmington, Thomas H. Wright, Henry R. Savage, Wednesday, 1,500,000 15,000 100 May and November, 1804 Branch Bank of Cape Fear . .. Asheville, Branch Bank of Cape Fear... Fayetteville, C. T. Haigh, J. W . Wright, Thursday, 825,000 8,250 100 May and November, 1806 Branch Bank of Cape Fear... Greensboro,* Jesse H. Lindsay, Wednesday, loojooo 1,000 100 May and November, 1851 Branch Bank of Cape Fear... Raleigh, Vacant, W. II. Jones, Tuesday, 200^000 2,000 100 May and November, 1888 Branch Bank of Cape Fear... Salem, J. G. Lash, Wednesday, 150,000 1,500 100 May and November, 1815 Branch Bank of Cape Fear... Salisbury, Maxwell Chambers, D. A. Davis, Tuesday, [ISOiOOO 1,500 100 May and November, 1887 Branch Bank of Cape Fear... Washington, John Myers, Thos. H. Hardenbergh, Tuesday, 1886 Bank of Fayetteville................ Fayetteville, John D. Starr, W. G. Broadfoot, Wednesday, 880,000 7,600 50 January and July, 1849 Bank of Wadesborough............ Wadesborough, W. R. Leak, H. B. Hammond, Tuesday, 200|000 4,000 50 Semi-annually, 1851 Bank of Washington................ Washington, James E. Hoyt, M. Stevenson, Thursday, 190^00 L 900 100 April and October, 1851 Commercial Bank..................... Wilmington, Oscar G. Parsley, Timothy Savage, Tuesday, 850,000 8,500 100 February and Aug., 1847 Merchants’ Bank....................... Newbern, Charles Slover, William W. Clark, Friday, 225,000 2,250 100 June and December, 1885 O H IO . Bank of Circleville................... Circleville, N. S. Gregg, H. Lawrence, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 January and July, 1884 Bank of Geauga......................... Painesville, Daniel Kerr, S. S. Osborn, Wednesday, 5o;ooo 500 100 May and November, 1845 Bank of MaricTn......................... Marion, 0. Bowen, S. Moore jr., Daily, loojooo 2,000 50 May and November, 1851 Bank of Massillon..................... Massillon, C. K. Skinner, F. E. Platt, Daily, 200;000 2i000 100 January and July, 1884 Canal Bank................................ Cleveland, Isaac L. Hewitt, T. C. Severance, Daily, loojooo 5,000 100 May and November, 1846 City Bank of Columbus............ Columbus, City Bank................................. Cleveland, Lemuel Wick, William H. Stanley, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 May and November, 1845 City Bank of Cincinnati............ Cincinnati, John P. Reznor, H. Dwight Williams, Daily, 88,000 830 100 May and November, 1846 Clinton Bank............................ Columbus, William S. Sullivant, D. W. £)eshler, Daily, 800,000 8,000 100 January and July, 1834 Commercial Bank..................... Cincinnati, James Hall, Charles B. Foote, Daily, 100,000 10,000 10 May and November, 1847 Franklin Bank of Zanesville . . . Zanesville, Daniel Brush, John Peters, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1847 Mahoning Co. Bank.................. Youngstown, William Rayen, R. W. Tayler, W ednesday, 200,000 2,000 100 May and November, 1850 f 15,000 Ohio Savings’ Institution......... Tiffin City, S. Waggoner, J withpri- None, |vilege to 1,500 10 1850 l, increase. BANKS IN THE UNITED ► — C ontinued . N A M E OF B A N K . LOCATION . PRESIDENT. CASH IER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. com m ’ce d . Ohio Life Ins. and Trust Co. Cincinnati, Charles Stetson, C. W. Rockwell, $200,000 People’s B a n k ...................... Cincinnati, 20,000 $100 January and July, Sandusky City B an k ........... Sandusky City, John G. Campjr., H. S. Flynt, Daily, A P P E N D IX . 75,000 750 100 May and November, 1346 Seneca Co. Bank.................. Tiffin, B. Tomb, Silvanus Arnold, Saturday, 50,000 500 100 May and November^ 1847 State Bank o f Ohio {Branches). Akron Branch State B’k of O. Akron, W. S. 0. Otis, J. W. McMillen, Daily, 100,000 1,000 Athens, 100 May and November, 1845 Athens Branch . “ John Ballard, J. R. Crawford, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November^ Belmont Branch “ “ Bridgeport, John Warfield, 1848 John C. Tallman, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1848 Chilicothe Branch “ “ Chilicothe, William H. Douglas, James B. Scott, Daily, 250,000 2,500 100 May and November, 1845 Commercial Br’ch “ “ Cleveland, William A. Otis, Truman P. Handy, Tuesday and Friday, 175,000 Toledo, 1,750 100 May and November, 1845 Commercial Br’ch “ u Samuel M. Young, M. Johnson, Daily, 150,000 1,500 100 May and November, 1845 BANKS Dayton Branch “ . “ Dayton, Peter Odlin, Charles G. Swain, Thursday, 107,000 Delaware, 1,070 100 May and November^ 1845 Delaware Branch “ “ Hosea Williams, Benjamin Powers, Daily, 93,500 1,000 100 May and November, Exchange Branch “ “ Columbus, 1845 William Dennison jr., H. M. Hubbard, gaily, 125,000 1,250 100 May and November, 1845 Farmers’ Branch M “ Salem, Simeon Jennings, 0. H. Cornwell, Daily, 100,000 1,000 Farmers’ Branch “ “ Ashtabula, O. H. Fitch, 100 May and November^ 1846 A. F. Hubbard, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1848 Farmers’ Branch “ u Mansfield, James Purdy, H. Colby, Tuesday, IN 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1846 Farmers’ Branch “ “ Ripley, Thomas McCague, D. P. Evans, Wednesday, 100,000 Franklin Branch “ “ Columbus, David W. Deshler, 1,000 100 May and November, • 1847 James Espy, 175,000 1,750 100 May and November, 1845 THE Guernsey Branch “ “ Washington, John McCurdy, William Skinner, Friday, 100,000 Harrison Branch “ “ Cadiz, 1,000 100 May and November, 1848 Chauncey Dewey, Robert Lyons, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1847 Hocking Yalley B. “ “ Lancaster, D. Tallmadge, M. A. Daugherty, Daily, 100,000 Jefferson Branch u 44 1,000 100 May and November, 1847 Steubenville, John Andrews, William Spencer, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 U N IT E D Knox Co. Branch “ u 1,000 100 May and November, 1845 Mount Vernon, Henry B. Curtis, J. C. Ramsey, Tuesday, 100,000 ],000 1848 Logan Branch “ “ Logan, 100 May and November, Reuben Culver, Samuel P. Officer, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1849 Lorain Branch r “ Elyria, Elijah Dewitt, John R. Finn, Tuesday, 75,000 1847 MadRiv’r Valley B. “ “ 1,000 75 May and November, Springfield, Levi Rinehart, Jas. T. Claypoole, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1847 Marietta Branch “ “ Marietta, John Mills, Noah L. Wilson, Tuesday, 100,000 1845 Mech. & Trad. Br. “ « 1,000 100 May and November, Cincinnati, Samuel L’Hommedieu, C. E. Nourse, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1845 STATES Merchants’ Branch “ “ Cleveland, T. M. Kelley, J. F. Tainter, Tuesday and Friday, 125,000 1845 Miami Co. Branch “ “ 1,250 100 May and November, Troy, William Barbee, Henry S. Mayo, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1847 Mount Pleasant Br. “ « Mount Pleasant, John Hogg, Jonathan Binns, Friday, 100,000 1847 Muskingum Br’ch “ « 1,000 100 May and November, Zanesville, H. J. Jewett, D. C. Converse, Wednesday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1848 Norwalk Branch “ « Norwalk, Timothy Baker, John Gardiner, Daily, 125,000 Piqua Branch “ « 1,250 100 May and November, 1847 Piqua, William Scott Jos. G. Young, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1847 Portage Co. Br’ch “ “ Ravenna, R. E. Campbell, John H. Ebbert, Daily, Portsmouth Br'ch “ “ 103,000 1,030 100 May and November, 1848 Portsmouth, W. Kinney, Eli Kinney, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November,, | 1847 Preble Co. Branch “ “ Eaton, John Hunt, John M. Gray, Thursday, Boss Co. Branch “ “ 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1847 Chilicothe, Owen T. Reeves, A. Spencer Nye, Tuesday and Friday, 150,000 , 1,500 100 1May and November, 1846 Summit Co. Br’ch “ “ Cuyahoga Falls, E. N. Sill, E. S. Comstock, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1845 Toledo Branch “ “ Toledo, M. R. Waite, E. Bliss, Daily, 100 May and November, 1845 Union Branch M “ 180,500 1,805*\ - j Massillon, M. D. Wellman, |L. Hurxthal jr., Daily, 150,000 1,500 1 100 |May and November, 1847 co BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued, oo o N AM E OP B A N K . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. oom m ’oed. Wayne Co. Br. State B’k of 0. Wooster, D. Robison, E. Quinby jr., Tuesday, $100,000 1,000 $100 May and November, 1848 Xenia Branch “ “ Xenia, Abraham Hivling, Alfred Trader, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 May and November, 1845 A P P E N D I X .— B A N K S Western Reserve Bank............ Warren, George Parsons, George Tayler, Tuesday, 800,000 8,000 100 May and November, Ohio State StocJc Banks. Bank of Marion..................... Marion, Champaign Co. Bank............ Urbana, S. A. Winslow, H. P. Espy, 51,000 1,020 50 May and November, 1851 Citizens’ Bank....................... Steubenville, James Collier, David Moody, Monday and Thursday, 50,000 1,000 50 May and November, 1851 Forest City Bank .... ............ Cleveland, J. G. Hussey, A. W. Brockway, Mond., Wed. and Frid., 150,000 8,000 50 May and November, 1851 Franklin Bank of Portage Co. Franklin Mills, Zenas Kent, H. M. Grenell, 100,000 500 200 1851 Iron Bank of Ironton............ Ironton, James Rodgers, James 0. Willard, Daily, i o o ;o o o 2,000 50 May and November, 1852 Merchants’ Bank of Massillon Massillon, Miami Yalley Bank.............. Dayton, Daniel Beckel, S. C. Emley, Daily, 200,000 4,000 50 May and November, 1851 Pickaway Co. Bank.............. Circleville, M. Brown, 0. Ballard ir., 100,000 2,000 50 May and Novomber, 1851 Savings’ B an k ....................... Cincinnati, John D. Park, B. F. Sandford, Daily, 25,000 500 50 Annually, 1851 Springfield Bank................... Springfield, Oliver Clarke, William McMeen, Tuesday, 100,000 500 200 May and November, 1851 Stark Co. Bank....................... Canton, J. A. Saxton, E. P. Grant, Daily, 80,000 500 60 May and November, 1851 IN Union Bank of Sandusky City Sandusky, F. T. Barney, S. W. Torrey, Daily, 111,500 2,280 50 May and November, 1851 P E N N S Y L V A N IA . THE Bank of Chambersburgh. . . Chambersburgh, Joseph Culbertson, James Lesley, Thursday, 205,470 64 40 May and November, 1809 Bank of Chester Co............ Westchester, William Darlington, Washington Townsend, Tuesday and Friday, 225,000 9,000 25 May and November, 1845 Bank of Commerce............ Philadelphia, Adolphe E. Borie, James C. Donnell, Wednesday and Sat, 250,000 5,000 50 May and November, 1814 U N IT E D Bank of Danville................ Danville, Peter Baldy, George A. Frick, Tuesday, 150,200 1,502 100 May and November, 1850 Bank of Delaware Co......... Chester, Jesse j . Maris, F. J. Hinkson, Monday and Thursday, 155,700 8,114 50 May and November, 1814 Bank of Germantown....... Germantown, Charles Magarge, Samuel Harvey jr., Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 4>000 50 May and November, 1814 Bank of Gettysburg........... Gettysburg, Bank of Middletown......... Middletown, Bank of Montgomery Co. . . Norristown, John Boyer, William H. Slingluff, Saturday, 400,000 8,000 50 May and November, 1815 STATES. Bank of North America.. . . Philadelphia, Bank of Northern Liberties Philadelphia, Robert L. Pitfield, Samuel W. Caldwell, Tuesday and Friday, 500,000 10,000 50 May and November, 1814 Bank of Northumberland ,. N orthumberland, Bank of Pennsylvania. . . . . Philadelphia, Joseph Trotter, George Philler, Wednesday and Sat, 1,875,000 18,750 100 January and July, 1798 Bank of Penn-Township... Philadelphia, E. Dallett, James Russell, Wednesday and Sat, 225,000 10,000 22J May and November, 18*28 Bank of Pittsburgh............ Pittsburgh,. J. Graham, John Snyder, Wednesday and Sat, 1,200,000 24,000 50 May and November, 1812 Bryan, Gleim & Co............ Hollidaysburgh, Daily, 60,000 1851 Columbia Bank.................. Columbia, John Cooper, Samuel Shock, Tuesday, 807,800 2,500 May and November, 1824 Commercial Bank of Pa.. . . jPhiladelphia, Jacob M. Thomas, J. J. Cope, Tuesday and Friday, 1,000,000 20,000 50 May and November, 1814 Doylestown Bank.............. IDoylestown, C. E. Dubois, J. Hart, Wednesday, 75,000 8,000 25 May and November, 1888 Easton Bank....................... 'Easton, D. D. Wagener, William Hackett, Friday, 400,000 8,000 50 May and November, 1815 Erie Bank.......................... lErie, Erie City Bank ............ Erie, * Exchange Bank................. Pittsburgh, Thomas M. Howe, James B. Murray, Tuesday and Friday, 7,000,000 20,000 50 May and Novell ber, 1886 BANKS IN THE UNITED »— C ontinued. N AM E OF B AN K . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. CAPITA L. SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. c o m m ’c e d . Farmers’ Bank of Bucks Co. . . . Bristol, A. Burton, R. C. Beatty, Tuesday and Friday, $92,220 6,148 $15 May and November, 1814 Farmers’ Bank of Lancaster. . . . Lancaster City, C. Hager, G. Clarkson, Tuesday, 850,000 7,000 50 May and November^ 1810 Farmers’ Bank of Reading . . . . . Reading, Isaac Eckert, H. H. Muhlenberg, Saturday, 300,860 10,012 30 May and November, 1814 Farmers’ Bank of Schuylkill Co. Pottsville, Henry Saylor, J. W. Cake, Thursday, 100,000 2,000 50 Semi-annually, 1847 Farmers’ and Drovers’ Bank... Waynesburgh, Jesse Hook, J. Lazear, W ednesday, 100,000 2,000 50 May and November, 1835 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank. Philadelphia, S. A. Mercer, Edwin M. Lewis, Tuesday and Friday, 1,250,000 25,000 50 May and November, 1807 Farm, and Mech. B’k of Easton Easton, Peter S. Michler, McE. Forman, Wednesday, 240,000 8,000 80 May and November, 1851 Franklin Bank of Washington.. Washington, Philadelphia, Charles S. Boker, William L. Schaffer, Thursday, 1,250,000 100,000 in May and November, 1833 ^Harrisburgh Bank..................... Harrisburgh, Thomas Elder, J. W. Weir, Wednesday, 240,000 12,000 20 May and November, 1814 Honesdale Bank..................... Honesdale, R. L. Seely. S. D. Ward, Thursday, 100,000 2,000 50 May and November, 1836 Kensington Bank . . ................. Kensington, Jonathan Wainwright, Charles T. Yerkes, Tuesday and Friday, 250,000 5,000 50 May and November^ 1826 BANKS Lancaster Bank................... Lancaster, David Longenecker, B. C. Bachman, Monday, 403,900 8,078 50 May and November, 1814 Lancaster Co. Bank..... ........... Lancaster, Lebanon Bank.......................... Lebanon, John W. Gloninger, George Gleim, Wednesday, 89,945 2,008 45 May and November, 1832 Manufact. and Mechanics’ Bank Philadelphia, John Jordan jr., M. W. Woodward, Tuesday and Friday, 800,000 12,000 25 May and November, 1832 Mechanics’ Bank...................... Philadelphia, Merchants’ and Manufact Bank Pittsburgh, Thomas Scott, Wm. Henry Denny, IN Monday and Thursday, 600,000 12,000 50 May and November, 1833 Miners’ Bank of Pottsville....... Pottsville, John Shippen, Charles Loesee, Tuesday and Friday, 200,000 4,000 50 May and November, 1828 Monongahela Bank................... Brownsville, James L. Bowman, D. S. Knox, Tuesday, 200,000 8,000 25 May and November, 1814 THE Philadelphia Bank ................... Philadelphia, Thomas Robins, B. B. Comegys, Monday and Thursday, 1,150,000 11,500 100 May and November’ 1808 Southwark Bank...................... Philadelphia, James S. Smith jr., J. B. Austin, Monday and Thursday, 250,000 5,000 50 May and November, 1825 Tradesmens’ B an k................... Philadelphia, C. H. Rogers, J. C. Curran, Wednesday and Sat., 150,000 3,000 50 May and November, 1848 Western Bank................. ..... Philadelphia, Joseph Patterson, George M. Troutman, Tuesday and Friday, 500,000 10,000 50 May and November, U N IT E D 1832 West Branch Bank................... Williamsport, A. Updegraff, Thomas W. Lloyd, Tuesday, 100,000 4,000 25 May and November, 1844 Wyoming Bank........................ Wilkesbarre, George M. Hollenback, Edward Lynch, Wednesday, 150,000 8,000 50 May and November, 1830 York Bank............................... York, York Co. Bank ......................... York, J. G. Campbell, W. Wagner, Tuesday, 100,000 5,000 20 January and July, 1845 R H O D E ISL A N D . STATES. American Bank........................ Providence, Stephen Harris, S. K. Rathbone, Daily, 900,000 18,000 50 May and November, 1833 Arcade Bank............................. Providence, Paris Hill, Benjamin W. Ham, Daily, 500,000 10,000 50 January and July,. 1831 Bank of America...................... Providence, Adnah Sackett, Edward N. Davis, Mon., Wed., and Frid., 100,000 2,000 50 April and October, 1851 Bank of Bristol......................... Bristol, Byron Diman, M. Bennett, Friday, 150,000 1,500 100 January and July, 1800 Bank of Commerce................... Providence, Arnos D. Smith, Joseph H. Bourn, Monday, 1,000,000 20,000 50 April and October, 1851 Bank of Kent.......................... Coventry, Peleg Wilbur, Anthony Tarbox, Daily, 40,000 i 1,000 40 May and November, 1818 Bank of North America.......... Providence, Elisha Harris, Henry E. Hudson, Monday, 500,000 10,000 50 January and July, 1824 Bank of Rhode Island.............. Newport, Peleg Clarke, William A. Clarke, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1795 Bank of the South County....... Wakefield, John Thompson, D. M. C. Stedman, Thursday, 100,000 2,000 50 April and October, 1851 Blackstone Canal Bank............ Providence, T. D. Bowen, D. W. Vaughan, Daily, 500,000 20,000 25 January and July, 1831 Centreville Bank...................... Warwick, Cyrus Harris, Moses Fifield, Tuesday and Friday, 50,500 1,010 50 January and July, 1828 PI ‘ BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES.— C ontinued. oo NAME OP BANK. LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. , DIVIDENDS. com m ’oed. 150,000 Citizens’ B an k ....... . . . . . .......... "Woonsocket, Thomas Steere, Olney Arnold, Thursday, 50,000 2,000 $25 February and Aug., 1851 A P P E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. paid in Citizens’ Union Bank.. , ........... Scituate, Isaac Saunders, J. A. Hams, Saturday, 40,000 1,600 25 January and July, 1833 City Bank................................. Providence, A. C. Barstow, Amos W. Snow, Daily, 250,000 5,000 50 January and July, 1883 Commercial Bank , ................... Bristol, Jacob Babbitt, J. Frederic Baars, Saturday, 52*500 1,500 35 April and October, 1S09 Commercial Bank..................... Providence, W. P. Bullock, D. Andrews, Daily, 500,000 10,000 50 January and July, 1883 Coventry B ank.............. *........ Anthony Village, C. A. Whitman, Theo. A. Whitman, Daily, 50,000 1,000 50 January and July, 1850 Cranston Bank.......................... Cranston, Caleb Congdon, William H. A. Aldrich, Friday, 25,000 i;o o o 25 January and July,- 1818 Cumberland Bank, . . , .............. Cumberland Hill, Davis Cook, George Cook, Monday, 100,000 2i000 50 April and October, 1823 *UU,UUU Eagle Bank.............................. Bristol, Robert Rogers, James E. French, Wednesday, 50,000 2,000 25 January and July, 1818 paid in Eagle Bank................. . .......... Providence, B. D. Weeden, S. S. Wardwell, Daily, 500,000 10,000 50 May and November, 1818 Exchange Bank........................ Providence, John Barstow, H. G. Gladding, Friday, 500,000 lOiOOO 50 January and July, 1801 Exeter Bank................. , .......... Exeter, Christ C. Greene, Thomas Phillips, Thursday, 25,000 1,252 18 September, 1884 Fall River Union Bank....... . Tiverton, Nathaniel B., Borden, William Coggeshall, Friday, 200,000 * 2,000 100 January and July, 1824 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank. Woonsocket, Franklin Bank.......................... Chepachet, H. Kimball, A. A. Eddy, Monday, 88,000 1,000 88 1818 Freemen’s Bank........................ Bristol, Samuel W. Church, L. C. Richmond, Monday, 65,000 3,250 20 January and July, 1818 Globe Bank............................... Providence, William Sprague, John L. Noyes, Daily, 600,000 12,000 50 May and November, 1830 Globe Bank............................. . Woonsocket, Spencer Mowry, S. Newton, Wednesday and Sat, 200^00 4*000 50 February and Aug., 1880 Granite B ank.......................... . Pascoag, Daniel M. Salisbury, James S. Cook, Monday, 50,000 1,000 50 February and Aug., 1852 High Street Bank..................... Providence, Robert Knight, James E. Butts, Daily, 120,000 2,400 50 February & August, 1828 Hope Bank ................................ Warren, Joseph Smith, Thomas C. Williams, Tuesday, 125,000 1,250 100 February and Aug., 1822 Hopkinton Bank....................... Danville, J. M. Knowles, S. P. Wells, Wednesday, 50,000 1,000 50 April and October, 1850 Landholders’ Bank................... Kingston, Elisha R. Potter, Thomas R. Wells, Tuesday, 150,000 8,000 50 May and November, 1818 Manufacturers’ B ank................ Providence, Thomas Harkness, William S. Patten, Daily, 500^00 5,000 100 April and October, 1813 Mechanics’ Bank .................. . Providence, A. Manton, John A. Field, Daily, 500^00 10,000 50 January and July, 1828 Mechanics’ and Manufact Bank Providence, James H. Read, A. G. Stillwell, Daily, 200,000 5,000 40 January and July, 1827 Merchants’ Bank....................... Newport, Isaac Gould, Charles D. Hammett, Monday, 100,000 1,000 100 April and October, 1817 Merchants’ Bank............ Providence, Josiah Chapin, A. M. Tower, Daily, 500,000 10,000 50 May and November, 1818 Mount Yernon Bank .. .\........... Foster, Samuel Tillinghast, Raymon G. Place, Saturday, 60,000 8,750 16 March and Sept, 1824 Narragansett B ank................... Wickford, Ezra D. Davis, N. N. Spink, Wednesday, 50,000 1,000 50 April and October, 1806 National B ank.......................... Providence, G. W. Hallet, E. Bourn, Daily, 140,000 2,000 70 January and July, 1834 New England Com. Bank......... Newport, George Bowen, George T. Weaver, Tuesday, 75,000 1,500 50 January and July, 1818 New England Pacific Bank . . . . North Providence, Joseph Metcalf, L. Cooke, Tuesday and Friday, 130,800r 2,616 50 January and July, 1826 Newport Bank.......................... Newport, William Vernon, H. C. Stevens, Tuesday, 120,000 2,000 60 January and July, 1808 Newport Exchange B ank......... Newport, Nathan Hammett, John Sterne, Monday, 60,000 1,200 50 May and November, 1834 North Kingston Bank . f . . . . . . . Wickford, J. J. Reynolds, P. T. Hammond, Wednesday, 75,000 1,500 50 February and Aug., 1819 North Providence B ank.......... North Providence, Pawtuxet Bank........................ Providence, Christopher Rhodes, T. S, Greene, Daily, 150,000 8,000 50 February and Aug., 1815 People’s Bank.......................... Pawtucket Village, Stephen Benedict, J. S. Tourtellot, Monday, 120,000 2,400 50 January and July; ' I 1846 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued. N AM E OF B A N E . LOCATION . PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. c o m m ’d . ; ?henix B a n k ............................. Providence, Edward Pearce, B. White, Daily, $300,000 6 ,0 0 0 $50 May and November, 1835 jPhenix B an k ............................. Westerly, Rowse Babcock, Ethan Foster, Thursday, 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 50 January and July, , 1818 Producers’ B ank......... ........... Woonsocket, L. Gaskill, Elijah B. .Newell, Monday, 75,000 3,000 25 April and October, 1852 Providence Bank....................... Providence, Moses B. Ives, C. L. Bowler, Monday, 500,000 1,250 400 April and October, 1791 Bail Boad Bank................ . . . . ; Woonsocket, Edward Harris, William Metcalf, Monday and Thursday, 80,000 1,600 50 March and Sept., 1851 Bhode Island Central B ank---- East Greenwich, William Reynolds, Lemuel Burge, Friday, 81,960 5,464 15 March and Sept., 1805 Bhode Island Exchange Bank .. East Greenwich, James B. Peirce, D. C. Kenyon, Thursday, 30,000 600 50 January and July, 1853 Bhode Island Union B ank....... Newport, Charles Devens, Robert p . Lee, Wednesday, 165,000 1,737 95 January and July, 1804 Boger Williams’ Bank (The). . . . Providence, Nehcmiah R. Knight, Nathaniel Smith, Daily, 500,000 6,666 75 March and Sept., 1804 Smithfleld Exchange Bank....... Greenville, Elisha Smith, William Winsor, Saturday, 50,000 1,250 40 January and July, 1822 Smithfield Lime Bock Bank . . . Providence, Josiah Seagrave jr., Arnold W. Spencer, Daily, 250,000 5,000 50 January and July. 1823 Smithfield Union Bank............. Woonsocket, John Osborne, E. T. Read, Wednesday, 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 2 ,0 0 0 50 February and Aug., 1805 Statei Bank ............................... Providence, John P. Merriam, T. H. Rhodes, Daily, 150,000 3,000 i 50 April and October, 1850 Traders’ B a n k ........................... Newport, Edwin Wilbur, Benjamin Mumford, Thursday, 60,000 1,500 40 January and July, 1836 Traders’ B a n k ........................... Providence, Earl Carpenter, Henry A. Webb, Daily, 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 4,000 50 June and December, 1886 Union B ank.............................. Providence, Elisha Dyer, J. B. Hoskins, Daily, 500,000 1 0 ,0 0 0 50 January and July, 1814 Tillage Bank.............................. Smithfield, William S. Slater, William H. Seagrave, Monday, 62,000 1,240 50 May and November, 1818 Wakefield Bank......................... Wakefield, Sylvester Robinson, Thomas P. Wells, Daily, 99,500 1,990 50 April and October, 1835 Warren Bank............................. Warren, N. M. Wheaton, George W.NCarr, Daily, 150,000 8 ,0 0 0 50 January and July, 1804 Warwick B a n k ......................... Apponaug, W. D. Brayton, I. Westcott, Tuesday, 25,000 1 ,0 0 0 25 January and July, 1818 Washington Bank...................... W esterly, Nathan P. Dixon, Charles Perry, Thursday, 150,000 3,000 50 February and Aug., 1800 Weybosset B an k ....................... Providence, William Rhodes, L. Green, Daily, 400,000 8 ,0 0 0 50 February and Aug., 1831 Woonsocket Palls Bank............ Woonsocket, Ezekiel Fowler, L. W. Ballou, Tuesday and Friday, 125,000 2,500 50 April and October, t 1828 S O U T H C A R O L IN A . Bank of Camden....................... Camden, William E. Johnson, W. J. Grant, Wednesday, 400,000 8 ,0 0 0 50 January and July, 1836 ( Old issue Bank of Charleston.................... Charleston, A. G. Rose, J. K. Sass, Daily, 3,160,800 40,000 < 100 January and July, 1835 ( New,50 Bank of Georgetown................ Georgetown, D. L. McKay, J. G. Henning, Wednesday, 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 8 ,0 0 0 '25 January and July, 1886 Bank of Hamburgh.................... Hamburgh, Hiram Hutchison, John J. Blackwood, Daily, 500,000 10,000 50 January and July, 1836 Bank of South Carolina............. Charleston, N William Birnie, George B. Reid, Daily, 1,000,000 2 2 ,2 2 2 45 January and July, 1792 Bank of the State of S. Carolina. Charleston, Branch Bank of State of S. C. Camden, Branch Bank of State of S. C. Columbia, R. H. Goodwyn, J. Fisher, Thursday, 800,000 1814 Commercial Bank o f Columbia. Columbia, John A. Crawford, Edwin J. Scott,' Wednesday, 800,000 40,000 25 January and July, 1833 Farmers’ and Exchange Bank.. Charleston, Merchants’ B ank....................... Cheraw, John C. Coit, William Godfrey Tuesday, 400,000 4,000 100 January and July, 1834 People’s Bank of S. C................ Charleston, Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank. Charleston, Daniel Ravenel, C. H. Stevens, Saturday, 1,000,000 40,000 25 January and July, 1811 South Carolina Rail Road......... BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES---C ontinued. DO N AM E OF B A N E . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. com m ’d . f R. R. sh. South Western Rail Road Bank Charleston, James Rose, James G. Holmes, J $100 January and July, Wednesday, $ 869,425 84,777 1889 A P P E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. 1 Banksh. 25 State Bank .......... ............%.... Charleston, Edward Sebring, Henry Tascot, W ednosday, 1,000,000 10,000 100 1804 Union Bank of South Carolina. Charleston, A. C. Smith, Daily, N i;o o o ;o o o 20,000 50 January and July, 1810 TEN N ESSEE. Bank of East Tennessee......... Knoxville, J. W. J. Niles, H. L. McClung, Tuesday, 800,000 8,000 100 January and July, 1849 Bank of Knoxville..................... Knoxville, Bank of Tennessee ................... Nashville, William Ledbetter, S. R. Anderson, Thursday, 2,389,000 State January and July, 1888 Branch Bank of Tennessee. . . Athens, Branch Bank of Tennessee... Clarksville, W. B. Mnnford, D. N. Kennedy, Tuesday, 281,000 State January and July, 1888 Branch Bank of Tennessee... Columbia, A. M. Looney, F. G. Roche, Thursday, 18L 416* State January and July, 1888 Branch Bank of Tennessee... jRogersville, Stokely D. Mitchell, James Sevier, Thursday, 254^208” State January and July, 1887 Branch Bank of Tennessee... Shelbyville, George Davidson, Thomas B. Cannon, Thursday, 223^931 State January and July, 1888 Branch Bank of Tennessee... Somerville, Branch Bank of Tennessee... Sparta, J G. Mitchell, John Warren, Saturday, 280,000 State January and July, 1840 Branch Bank of Tennessee. . . Trenton, R. B. McGee, John A. Taliaferro, Wednesday, 254,208 State January and July, 1840 Citizens’ Bank........................... Nashville, Exchange Bank of Tennessee .. Murfreesboro, W. Spence, J. Spence, Tuesday and Friday, 100,000 1852 Laurenceburg Bank of Ten....... Laurenceburg, Solon E. Rose, William Simonton, Thursday, 66,700 667 100 March and Sept., 1848 Planters’ Bank of Tenn............ Nashville, Matthew Watson, Orville Ewing, Wednesday and Sat, 2,248^800 22,488 100 January and July, 1834 Branch Planters’ Bank of Ten. Athens, Branch Planters’ Bank of Ten. Clarksville, Henry F. Beaumo’nt, William P. Hume, Thursday, January and July, 1886 Branch Planters’ Bank of Ten. Memphis, Jacob N. Moon, James Penn, Tuesday, January and July, 1884 Branch Planters’ Bank of Ten. Franklin, William Johnson, Thomas Parkes, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1886 Branch Planters’ Bank of Ten. Pulaski, A. M. Ballentine, E. B. Smith, Thursday, January and July, 1884 Union Bank of Tenn............ . Nashville, Branch Union Bank of Tenn. Chattanooga, J. A. Whiteside, E. G. Pearl, Thursday, 1851 Branch Union Bank of Tenn. Columbia, 1888 Branch Union Bank of Tenn. Jackson, E. F. McKniglit, Agents 1884 Branch Union Bank of Tenn. Knoxville, James H. Cowan, Hugh A. M. White, Tuesday, Branch Union Bank of Tenn. Memphis, A. R. Herron, F. W. Smith, Wednesday and Sat., 1840 TEXAS. Commercial and Agricult. Bank Galveston, Samuel M. Williams,.. H. Jenkins, Thursday, 800,000 8,000 100 January and July, 1848 VERM ONT. Ascutney B ank......................... Windsor, Allen Wardner, Jason Steele, Daily, 50,000 1,000 50 April and October, 1848 Bank of Bellows Falls.............. Bellows Fall9, Nathaniel Fullerton, James H. Williams, Daily, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1882 Bank of Black R iver................. 1Proctors ville. Abner Field, Daniel A. Heald, Tuesday, 50,000 2,000 | 25 January and July, 1846 Bank of Brattleboro.................. 1Brattleboro, E. Seymour, Philip Wells, Daily, 150,000 1 8,000 | 50 January and July, 1822 BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES.— C ontinued . N A M E OP B A N K . LOCATION . PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS* c o m m ’o e d . Bank of Burlington.................. Burlington, P. Doolittle, R. G. Cole, Thursday, $150,000 8,000 $50 April and October, 1819 Bank of Caledonia.................... Danville, Ira Brainerd, 8. B. Mattocks, Thursday, 75,000 8,000 25 January and July, 1826 A P P E N D IX .— BAN KS IN THE U N ITED STATES. Bank of Castleton.................... Castleton, W. C. Kittredge, S. D. Root, Tuesday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1858 Bank of Middlebnry................ Middlebnry, Paris Fletcher, Jos. Warner, Wednesday, 75,000 2,500 30 January and July,’ 1832 Bank of Montpelier.................. Montpelier, E. P. Jewett, George Howes, Wednesday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1841 Bank of N ewbury.................... Wells River, Robert Harvey, 0. C. Hale, Thursday, 75,000 2,000 37* January and July, 1833 Bank of Orleans.................... Irasburgh, Elijah Cleveland, Henry M. Bates, W ednesday, 50,000 2,000 25 February and Aug., 1833 Bank of Poultney............ ...... West Poultney, M. G. Langdon, M. Clark, Tuesday, 50,000 2,000 25 January and July7 1841 Bank of Rutland...................... Rutland, George T. Hodges, John B. Page, Tuesday, 150,000 8,000 50 January and July, 1825 Bank of S t A lbans.................. St. Albans, L. Brainerd. A. Houghton, Tuesday, 50,000 2,000 25 April and October, 1825 Bank of Yergennes.................. Vergennes, Samuel P. Strong, Isaiah Scott, Wednesday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1827 Battenkill Bank....................... Manchester, Major Hawley, William P. Black, Tuesday, 50,000 2,000 25 January and July, 1848 Bellows Falls Bank.................. Rockingham, Brandon B ank......................... Brandon, John A. Conant L. Bixby, Tuesday, 50,000 1,000 50 January and July, 1849 Commercial Bank.................... Burlington, Dan Lyon, Charles P. Hartt, Thursday, 150,000 8,000 50 January and July, 1848 Danby Bank............................. Danby, Jesse Lapham, J. W. Moore, Wednesday, 50,000 2,000 25 January and Julyj 1851 Farmers’ Bank.......................... Orwell, C. P. Austin, S. C. Bull, Wednesday, 100,000 3,383* 30 January and July, 1834 Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank Burlington, John Peck, Charles F. Warner, W ednesday, 150,000 8,000 50 January and July, 1835 Franklin County B a n k ........... St. Albans, 0. A. Burton, E. W. Parker, Thursday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1850 Merchants’ B ank...................... Burlington, A. L. Catlin, W. J. Odell, Wednesday, 150,000 3,000 50 April and October, 1851 Mississquoi Bank..................... Sheldon, William Green, H. Howes, Wednesday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1850 Orange Co. Bank...................... Chelsea, Lement Bacon, B. T. Blodgett, Wednesday, 50,000 1,000 50 June and December, 1843 Passumpsic Bank .................. St. Johnsbury, J. P. Fairbanks, E. C. Redington, Wednesday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1850 People's Bank........................... Derby Line, South Royalton Bank.............. South Royalton, D. Tarbell jr.. S. H. Stowell, Monday, 78,000 780 100 January and July, 1852 Stark B a n k ............................... Bennington, David Love, / George W. Harman. Tuesday, 100,000 4,000 25 January and July, 1848 Union B ank............................. Swanton, Joseph Blake, E. A. Kendrick, W ednesday, 75,000 1,500 50 January and July, 1851 Vermont B ank......................... Montpelier, H. H. Reed, J. A. Page, Wednesday, 100,000 2,000 50 January and July, 1849 White River B an k ............. Bethel, A. P. Hunton, L. L. Til den, Tuesday, 75,000 1,500 50 January and July, 1851 Woodstock Bank...................... Woodstock, 0. P. Chandler, E. Johnson, Daily, 60,000 2,000 80 January and July, 1847 V IR G IN IA . Bank of Martinsburg.............. Martinsburg, Organizing, 100,000 Bank of the Old Dominion___ Alexandria, William Fowle, James McKenzie, Thursday, 500,000 5,000 100 January and July, 1851 Bank of Virginia..................... Richmond, James Caskie, Samuel Marx, Tuesday and Friday, 2,580,900 36,870 70 January and July, 1804 Branch Bank of Virginia.... Buchanan, Charles T. Beale, ' Jordan Anthony, 105,000 January and July, Branch Bank of Virginia___ Charleston, James C. McFarland, Samuel Hannah, Wednesday, 150,000 January and July, Branch Bank of Virginia. .. Danville, Thomas P. Atkinson, C. B. Taliaferro, Saturday, 100,000 January and July, Branch Bank of Virginia.. . . Fredericksburg, Hugh Mercer, W. K. Gordon, 290,000 January and July, Branch Bank of Virginia___ Lynchburg, Chiswell Dabney, John M, Otey, 800,000 January and July, Branch Bank of Virginia.. . . Norfolk, Josiah Mills, R. W. Bowden, 200,000 January and July, Branch Bank of Virginia___ Petersburg, Joseph Bragg, G. W. Stainback, 400,000 January and July, 00 c* BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued, oo N AM E OF B A N K . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISCOUNT. C APITA L. SHARES. PAR. DIVIDENDS. COMMOED. Branch Bank of Virgini a. Portsmouth, Samuel M. Wilson, W. H. Wilson, $225,000 January and July, Bank of the Valley Virginia Winchester, 410.000 4,100 $100 January and July, A P P E N D IX .— BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES. Branch B'k of the Valley Vir. Charlestown, Thomas Griggs, C. Moore, Friday, 180.000 1,800 100 January and July, 1818 Branch B'k of the Valley Vir. Chrjstiansburgh, D. Wade, C. B. Gardner, Tuesday, 100,000 1,000 10< January and July, 1858 Branch B‘k of the Valley Vir. Leesburg, John Jaunoy, William A. Powell, Friday, 180,000 1,800 100 January and July, 1817 Branch B'k of the Valley Vir. Moonfieid, Thomas Maslin, Samuel H. Alexander, Thursday, 100,000 1,000 100 January and July, 1858 ‘ Branch B'k of the Valley Vir. Romney, David Gibson, William A. Vance, Friday, 180,000 1,800 100 January and July, 1818 Branch B'k of the Valley Vir. Staunton, James N elson, Edwin M. Taylor, Wednesday, 130.000 1,800 100 January and July, 1848 Central Bank...................... Augusta, ( 500,000 Central Bank. Staunton, William Kinney, William H. Tams, Tuesday, -J 150,000 1.500 100 January and July, 1858 ( subscrib. Exchange Bank of Virginia Norfolk, W. W. Sharp, W. Southgate, Wednesday and Friday, 2 , 100,000 21,000 100 January and July, 1888 Branch Exchange B'k of V a., Abingdon, Daniel Trigg, Robert R. Preston, Wednesday, 150.000 1.500 100 January and July, 1849 Branch Exchange B'k of V a ,, Alexandria, Robert Jamieson, John Hooff, Wednesday and Sat., 250.000 2.500 100 January and July, Branch Exchange B'k of V a .. Clarkesville, Samuel D. Booker, Augustus C. Finley, Wednesday, 200.000 2,000 100 Jauuary and July, 1888 Branch Exchange B'k of V a .. Lynchburg, Branch Exchange B'k of V a ,. Petersburg, Thomas S. Gholson, Christopher F. Fisher, Wednesday and Sat., 400.000 4.000 100 January and July, 1839 Branch Exchange B'k of V a .. Richmond, John 0. Hobson, William P. Strother, Wednesday and Sat., 500.000 5.000 100 January and July, 1888 Branch Exchange B'k of V a ,. Salem, Branch Exchange B'k of V a .. Weston, J. M. Bennett, R. J. McCandlisli, Wednesday, 100.000 1.000 100 January and July, 1852 Farmers’ Bank of Virginia. Richmond, William H. Macfarland, John Adams Smith, Monday and Thursday, 800.900 80,009 100 Jauuary and July, 1812 Branch Farmers' Bank of Va. Alexandria, William Gregory, Washington C. Page, Tuesday and Friday, 800,000 8,000 100 January and July, 1847 Branch Farmers' Bank of Va. Charlottesville, John R. Jones, William A. Bibb, Thursday, 150.000 1.500 100 January and July, 1840 Branch Farmers’ Bank of Va Danville, Nathaniel T. Green, George W. Johnson, Wednesday, 120.000 1,200 100 January and July, 1885 Branch Farmers’ Bank of Va, Farm ville, Clement C. Read, A. Vaughan. Wednesday, 158.100 1,581 100 January and July, 1840 Branch Farmers’ Bank of Va. Fredericksburg, John H. Wallace, Arthur Go >dwin, Wednesday, 260,000 2,600 100 January and July, 1812 Branch Farmers’ Bank of Va. Lynchburg, William Radford, A. Tompkins, Wednesday, 800,000 8,000 100 January and July, 1812 Branch Farmers’ Bank of Va. Norfolk, N. C. Whitehead, R. II. Chamberlaine, Monday and Thursday, 290.000 2,900 100 January and July, 1812 Branch Farmers’ Bank of Va, Petersburg, Branch Farmers’ Bank of Va. Winchester, Robert L. Baker, Joseph II. Sherrard, Thursday, 250.000 2.500 100 January and July, 1812 Branch Farmers’ Bank of Va. W y theville, Stephen McGavock, Thomas J. Morrison, Thursday, 136.900 1,369 100 January and July, 1840 Manufacturers’ and Farm. Bank Wheeling, Thomas Sweeney, John List, Wednesday, 155.000 1,550 100 January and July, 1851 Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank Wheeling, John W. Gill, S, Brady, Tuesday, 540.000 5,400 100 January and July, 1884 Branch Her. and Mech. Bank Morgantown, ( 900,000 Merchants’ H ank.............. Lynchburg, David R. Edley, Robert C. Mitchell, Thursday, 1 220,000 2,200 100 September and Mar., 1858 ( subscrib. North Western Bank of Virginia Wheeling, John G. Campbell, Daniel Lamb, Thursday, 794.100 7,941 100 January and July, 1819 Br’.ch North West. B'k of Va. Jeffersonville, John W. Johnston, George W. G. Browne, Friday, 80,000 800 100 January and July, 1850 Br’ch North West B'k of Va. Parkersburg, James Cook, Beverly Smith, W ednesday, 100.000 1,000 100 January and July, 1889 Br'ch North West B'k of Va. Wellsburg, Adam Kuhn, Samuel Jacob, 118,000 January and July, Virginia Stato Stock Bank .. .. Richmond, BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES— C ontinued . N A M E OF B A N K . LOCATION. PRESIDENT. CASHIER. DISOOUNT. C A P IT A L . SHARES. PAR. D IV ID E N D S. c o m m ’o e d . W IS C O N S IN . Bank of Racine........................... Racine, Augustus L. McCrea, A P P E N D IX .— COU N TY CLERKS, SHERIFFS, ETC. Henry J. Ullmann, $50,000 500 $100 City B ank.................................. Kenosha, A. Campbell, H. W. Janes, Daily, 50.000 500 100 January and July, 1853 Milwaukie B an k ....................... Milwaukie, D. H. Chandler, C. R. Alton, Daily, 200,000 2,000 100 Semi-annually, 1851 Richmond's Exchange Bank. . . . Rock River B a n k ...................... Beloit, F. W. Chislett, E. B. Johnson, Monday and Friday, 50.000 100 500 Semi-annually, 1853 State Bank.................................. Madison, Samuel Marshall, H. K. Holley, Daily, 50.000 500 100 January and July, 1853 State Bank of Wisconsin........... Milwaukie, M. S. Scott, Wis. Marine and Fire Ins. C o.. Milwaukie, George Smith, Alexander Mitchell, Daily, 100,000 1,000 100 1853 COUNTY CLERKS, SHERIFFS AND SURROGATES OF THE STATES OF CONNECTICUT, NEW-YORK, AND NEW JERSEY. C O N N E C T IC U T . N. B. The Judges of Probate In Connecticut are chosen in each tow n; thoso included in this list are for the County Seats only. COUNTIES. COUNTY CLER ;s. P . O. ADDRESS. SHERIFFS. P . O. ADDRESS. JUDGES OF PR O B AT E . P . O. ADDRESS. Fairfield........................... William H. Noble, Bridgeport, Philo F. Barnum, Bridgeport, E. S. Abernethy, Hartford ..................... Litchfield......................... F. D. Beeman, Litchfield, Albert Sedgwick, n a.. '±oaa, u. aa . u t v ./ ia Litchfield. Middlesex ....................... Arthur B. Calef, Middletown, Curtiss Bacon, John H. Sumner, Middletown. New H aven.................... Robert H. Osborn, New Haven, Leander Parmelee, New* Haven, Frederick Croswoll, New Haven. New L on d on .................. James Stedman, Norwich, George Bliss, Norwich, ' George B. Ripley, Norwich. T ollan d ........................... Joseph Bishop, Tolland, William T. Cogswell, Rockville, Alvan P. Hyde, Tolland. W indham ....................... GO -a N E W -Y O R K oc CO COUNTY CLERKS. P . 0 . ADDRESS. SHERIFFS. P . 0 . ADDRESS. SURROGATES. P. O. ADDRESS. COUNTIES. Albany............................ Robert Harper, Albany, John McEwen, Albany, 0. H. Chittenden, Albany. Alleghany....................... James M. Mott, Angelica, Gamaliel Benjamin, Angelica, Lucien P. Witherly, Erasmus D. Robinson, Binghamton, Mason Wattles, Binghamton, John R. Dickinson, Binghamton. A P P E N D IX .— COUNTY CLEKKS, SHERIFFS, ETC Broome ....................... Cattaraugus..................... Enos II. Soutlnvick, Ellicottville, Alonzo A. Gregory, Ellicottville, Chester Howe, Ellicottville. Caynga.T....................... Edwin B. Marvin, Auburn, Stephen Fancher, Auburn, Jacob R. How, Auburn. Chautauque..................... Richard 0. Green, Mayville, Alpheus F. Hawley, Jamestown, Emory F. Warren, Gerry. Chemung ....................... Albert F. Babcock, Elmira, Daniel F. Pickering, Elmira, Ariel S. Thurston, Elmira, Chenango..................... Horace S. Read, Norwich, Romeo Warren, Norwich, Roswell Judson, Norwich. Clinton............................ David H. Parsons, Plattsburgh, Erastus S. Mead, Plattsburgh, Thomas B. Watson, Plattsburgh. Columbia........................ David C. Neefus, Hudson, William Best, Hudson, Elijah Payn, Chatham 4 Corners. Cortland.......... ............. Rufus A. Reed, Cortland Village, Frederick Ives, Cortland Village, Lewis Kingsley, Cortland Village. Delaware............... Benjamin Cannon, Delhi, Duncan McDonald, Delhi, William Gleason jr., Delhi. Duchess.......................... George H. Tompkins, Poughkeepsie, Henry Rikert, Poughkeepsie, John P. H. Tallman, Poughkeepsie. Erie................................. William Andre, Buffalo, Joseph Candee, Buffalo, Charles D. Norton, Buffalo. E ssex.............................. Elisha A. Adams, Elizabethtown, Charles W. Ensign, Moriah, John E. McVine, Elizabethtown. Franklin........................ Francis D. Flanders, Malone, James C. Drake, Malone, John Hutton, Malone. Fulton............................ Peter W. Plantz, Johnstown, Amasa Shippee, Johnstown, Nathan J. Johnson, Johnstown. Genesee.......................... Greene............................ Jacob Vanorden, Catskill, Nathaniel Ormsbee, Catskill, Alexander H. Bailey, Oatskill. Hamilton..................... John C. Holmes, Sageville, Almond Brundige, Hope Centre, Richard Peck, Wells. Herkimer....... .............. Elkanah T. Cleland, Herkimer, Lorenzo Carryl, Salisbury, Ezra Graves, Herkimer. Jefferson................... . John L. Marsh, Watertown, Daniel C. Rouse, W atertown, James R. A. Perkins, Watertown. K ings................ ....... Brooklyn, Englebert Lott, Brooklyn, Jesse C. Smith, Brooklyn. Charles A. Denike, Martinsburgh. Lew is............................. Harrison Barnes, Martinsburgh, Peter Kirley, Martinsburgh, Francis Seger, Livingston....................... James S. Orton, Geneseo, William Scott, Geneseo, Scott Lord, Geneseo. Madison................... Lucius P Clark, Morrisville, Stephen M. Potter, Morrisville, Sidney T. Holmes, Morrisville. Monroe............................. W. B. Williams, Rochester, Chauncy B. Woodworth, Rochester, Denton G. Shuart, Rochester. Montgomery................... J. W. Vanderveer, Fonda, L. Spraker, Palatine Bridge, S. Beldingjr., Amsterdam. New-York.......... Richard B. Connolly, Ne w-Y ork City, John Orser, New-York City, Alex. W. Bradford, New-York City. Niagara. .................. Lewis S. Payne, Lock port, Elisha Clapp, Lockport, Thomas M. Webster, Lockport Oneida..................... .. f Richard Hulbert,, Utica, Hugh Crocker, Utica, Othniel S. Williams, Clinton. Onondaga .. Barnard Slocum, Syracuse, Holland W. Chadwick, Syracuse, L. H. Hiscock, Syracuse. Ontario T.......................... John J. Lyon, Canandaigua, Owen Edmondston, Canandaigua, Samuel W. Salisbury, Canandaigua. Orange................. N. Westcott, Goshen, Adam Lilburn, Newburgh, Newburgh. Orleans........................ Dan Hyde Cole, Albion, Rufus E. Hill, Albion, Henry R. Curtis, Albion. Oswego.......... . . . . . . . . E. M. fiill, Oswego, George M. Stillwell, Sand Bank, James Brown, Oswego. Otsego ............................ William C. Fields, Cooperstown, Seth H. Field, Cooperstown, Hiram Kinne, Cooperstown. Putnam ........................ Ira Mead, Carmel, Harry Mead, Cold Spring, Ambrose Ryder, Carmel. Queens............................ Martin J. Johnson, Jamaica, George 3. Downing, Jamaica, Morris Fosdick, Jamaica. Rensselaer....................... Henry A. Clum, Troy, John Price, Troy, George T. Blair, Troy. Richmond....................... Israel 0. Denyse, Richmond, Abraham Ellis, Richmond, Henry B. Metcalfe, Richmond. Rockland......................... John C. Hogenkamp, Clarkstown, Henry L. Sherwood, Clarkstown, William F. Fraser, Clarkstown. Saratoga......... ................ Ballston Spa, Henry II. Hathorn, Saratoga Springs, John C. Hnlburt, Saratoga Springs. James W. Horton, ------------------- 1---------------------- COUNTIES. COUNTY CLERKS. P . O. ADDRESS. SHERIFFS. P . O. ADDRESS. SURROGATES. P . O. ADDRESS. Schenectady.................... Marvin Strong, Schenectady, Nicholas Brooks, Schenectady, Stephen H. Johnson, Schenectady. Schoharie....................>... Almerin Gallup, Schoharie (C. H.), John Y. Stryker, Schoharie (C. H.), D. Lawyer, Cobleskill. Seneca ....... ................... Hugh Montgomery, Ovid, Horace C. Tracy, Farmer, John E. Seeley, Ovid. St Lawrence.................. George S. Winslow, Canton, Reuben Nott, Canton, Benjamin G. Baldwin, Pottsdam. Steuben................... Philo P. Hubbell, Bath, Gabriel T. Harrower, Bath, Jacob Larrowe, Bath. A P P E N D IX .— COUNTY CLERKS, SHERIFFS, ETC. Suffolk................ ............ James B. Cooper, Riverhead, Samuel Philips, Greenport, William P. Buffett, Fresh Ponds. Sullivan........................... Philander Waring, Monticello, John C. Holly, Monticello, Wescott Wilkin, Monticello. Tioga................................ Leroy W. Kingman, Owego, Robins D. Willard, Owego, Charles P. Avery, Owego. Tom pkins....................... Ezra Weaver, Ithaca, Lewis H. Yankirk, Ithaca, Douglass Boardman, Ithaca. U lster.............................. Milton Shelden, Kingston, John Griffiths, Kingston, Henry Brodhead jr., Kingston. Warren............................ Thomas Archibald, Caldwell, King Allen, Glens Falls, Orange Ferriss, Glens Falls. Washington.................... Nathaniel B. Milliman, Argyle, James R. Gandal, Salem, David A. Boies, Greenwich. W ay n e............................ Saxon B. Gavitt, Lyons, George W. Paddock Lyons, L. S. Ketchum, Clyde. Westchester.................... Robert R. Oakley, White Plains, Alsop H. Lockwood, White Plains, Lewis C. Platt, White Plains. W yom in g....................... Nathan P. Currier, Warsaw, Jarius Moffett, Warsaw, Marvin Trail, Pike. Y a te s .............................. Clarkson Martin, Penn Yan, Nathaniel Squire, U Penn Yan, John L. Lewis jr., Penn Yan. N EW JERSEY. Atlantic . ......................... Joseph B. Walker, May’s Landing, Hosea F. Maddon, Tuckahoe, Joseph Thompson, May’s Landing. Bergen............................. Burlington...................... Joseph F. Burr, Mount Holly, William H. Pancoast, Mount Holly, John F. Moore, Mount Holly. Camden........................... Benjamin Browning, Camden, Charles S. Garrett, Camden, Isaac H. Porter, • Camden. Cape M a y ....................... Jonathan Hand, Cape May, C. H., Cumberland.................... E. E. Sheppard, Bridgeton, James Stiles, Bridgeton, Joseph Moone, Bridgeton. John R. Weeks, Newark, John Kennedy, Newark, William K. McDonald, Newark. Gloucester....................... William D. Scott, Woodbury, John Eyles, Woodbury, Bowman Sailer, Woodbury. H udson........................... Robert Gilchrist, Jersey City, Jacob M. Merselis, North Bergen, Edmund W. Kingsland, Jersey City. Hunterdon...................... William Emery, * Flemington, James Snyder, Flemington, Jesse C. Reed, Flemington. Mercer............................ William R. Murphy, Princeton, William Boswell, Trenton, Richard It. Rogers, Trenton. Middlesex....................... N. Booraem, • New Brunswick, J. Y. L. Gordon, New Brunswick, T. M. Holcomb, New Brunswick. Monmouth..................... Daniel Christopher, Freehold, John C. Cox, Freehold, Arthur Y. Conover, Freehold. Morris............................ Albert H. Stan'burrough, Morristown, William W. Fairchild, Morristown, Frederick Dellicker, Morristown. Ocean .............................. William J. James, Toms River, Joseph Parker, Forked River, Thomas C. Harrison, Toms River. Passaic ........................... Silas D. Canfield, Paterson, William S. Hogencamp, Paterson, John Hopper, Paterson. Salem............................. Samuel Copner, Salem, Samuel Plummer, Pennsgrove, Isaac Hackett, Salem. Somerset......................... Henry D. Johnson, Somerville, Henry A. Herder, Somerville, Samuel Reynolds, Somerville. S ussex............................ Thomas I. Ludlum, Newton, Frederick Arvis, Newton, Daniel S. Anderson, Newton. W arren ....................... .. Simeon Cooke, Belvidere, John J. Yankirk, Columbia, Lewis C. Reese, Belvidere. oo Co WILSON’S STREET AND A V E N U E D I R E C T O R Y OF THE C IT Y OF N E W -Y O R K . (Corrected April 15, 1853.) Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1858, by H. W ilson and J ohn F. T row , in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New-York. E X P L A N A T IO N . If you wish to find the location of any dwelling-house or store,—for instance, No. 80 Alien-street,—on consulting the Street Directory, you will observe that 68 Allen is on the right hand of that street and on the corner of Grand, and 88 Allen is on the right-hand corner of Broome: hence the desired number. 80 Allen, will be on the right-hand side of Alien-street, between Grand and Broome. Or suppose that you are going up Broadway and wish to take a cross street, so as to call at 128 Bowery: on examination [see Bowery] of the corner numbers in the Bowery, you will observe that 127 Bowery is on the corner of the Bowery and Grand:—hence, by passing from Broadway through Grand-street to the Bowery, you are opposite to the desired number, 128. NOTE—The streets above Twelfth-street are divided by Fifth Avenue into East and West,—as East Thirteenth, West Thirteenth,—Eleventh-street is divided by Broadway into East and West, and Twelfth by Gansevoort,—and the streets located as above described will be found, therefore, in this work, under East and West. A B B R E V IA T IO N S . Al. or A. Alley E. R. East River Op. Opposite S. South Av. Avenue H. House P. O. Post-office Sq. Square Cem. Cemetery L. Lane Pk. Park TJn. University Ch. Church M Market PI. or P. Place W. West Ct. Court N. North Rt. Right E. East N. R. North River R. Road A b i n g d o n P la c e ? | 24 25 Greene A n t h o n y ? from 72 69 68 Fifth Troy-street, from No. i 44 41 Wooster Hudson, E. to Orange. 85 — Sixth ) § 28 to No. 54. 60 — Laurens Left. Et. 101 — Seventh tU'-A 76 77 Thompson 1 2 Hudson — — StM’ksPl. f S od A b i n g d o n 8 q ,,fr o m j 98 — Sullivan 25 26 W. Broadway — — Ninth ) £ 387 Bleecker-street, to 114 111 Macdougal 63 62 Church 143 — Tenth Eighth Av., and from 142 141 Sixth Avenue. 91 84 Broadway 155 154 E. 11th 585 to 599 Hudson. 115 114 Elm 173 170 E. 12th 183 134 Centre 189 186E. 13th A d a m s P la c e , A m ity P la c e , 147 150 Little Water 205 202 E. 14th Laurens, bet. Prince rear 216 Wooster. — 168 Orange. 218 — E. 15th and Spring. 237 234 E. 16th A s h la n d P la c e , 253 250 E. 17th A l b a n y , from 122 A m ity P la c e , Perry-street, No. 1 to — 266 E. 18th Greenwich, W. to N. R. Laurens-street, from No. 17. 285 284 E. 19th Left, lit. No. 197 to No. 221. 299 298 E. 20th 2 1 Greenwich A s t o r P l a c e , from 319 314 E. 21st 12 13 Washington 744 Broadway, E. to — — E. 22d 26 23 West. A m o s , frem No. 131 Bowery. — — E. 23d Sixth Av. W. to N. R. — — E. 24th. A S b io n P I . , Fourth- Left* Et. A t t o r n e y , from 234 street, fr. 404 to 428. 2 1 Sixth Av. Division, N. to Hous­ A v e n u e B , from 239 28 27 Greenwich Av. ton. Houston, N. to E. Ii. A l i e n , from 104 Divi­ 44 51 Factory Left. E t Left. Et. sion, N. to Houston. 88 89 Fourth 1 2 Division 2 1 Houston Left. lit. 114 113 Bleecker 23 18 Grand 14 15 Second 1 2 Division 136 145 Hudson 45 44 Broome 34 85 Third 18 12 Walker 160 163 Greenwich 73 78 Delancey 52 53 Fourth 39 38 Hester 180 185 Washington 111 110 Rivington 70 71 Fifth 69 6S Grand 204 — Weehawken 143 142 Stanton 88 91 Sixth 89 88 Broome —- 211 W est 179 176 Houston. 104 109 Seventh 113 114 Delancey Ch. 125 Eighth 145-140 Rivington A v e n u e A , from 311 Ch. 143 Ninth 177 178 Stanton A n n , from 222 Broad­ Houston, N. to E. R. — 151 Tenth 213 208 Houston. way, E. to Gold. Left. Et. 184 — E. 11th Left. Et. 1 2 Houston 198 173 Twelfth A m i t y , from 681 Br'd- 1 2 Broadway 3 — First 218 209 E. 13th way, W. to Sixth Av. 15 — Theatre Al. 21 20 Second 286 — E. 14th Left, Et. 19 16 Nassau — 24 Mechanic PI. — — E. 15th 2 1 Broadway 51 48 William 37 36 Third — — E. 16th 6 9 Mercer 69 68 Gold. 53 52 Fourth — — E. 17th. A P P E N D IX .— STREET DIRECTORY. 91 A v e n u e C* from 177 B e a c h * from 154 W. — 205 Minetta B r o a d w a y * from 1 Houston, N. to E. R. Broadway, W. to N. — Ch. Downing Battery Place N. to Left. Rt. ?• 226 227 Carmine 42d. 1 2 Houston Left. R t 238 •— Le Roy Left. Rt. 9 8 Second 2 1 W. Broadway — 247 Cornelia 1 — Battery Place 27 28 Third — 9 St John’s Lane 256 — Morton — 2 Marketfield 47 44 Fourth 16 17 Varick — 265 Jones — 8 Beaver 65 60 Fifth 42 — Hudson 272£ — Commerce 27 fr~_Morris 81 80 Sixth — 51 Collister 280 281 Barrow 55 — Exchange AIL 101 100 Seventh 60 59 Greenwich 300 299 Grove . — 56 Exchange PI. 121 120 Eighth 70 71 Washington 312 311 Christopher 73 — Rector 139 138 Ninth 92 91 West 328 829 Amos — 86 Wall 157 156 Tenth 346 347 Charles — 106 Pine 177 176 E. 11th B e a v e r ? from 8 BrVl- 364 367 Perry 111 — Thames 195 196 Twelfth way, E. to Pearl. 382 379 Hammond 133 124 Cedar 211 212 E. 13th Left. Rt. 388 387 Bank 147 146 Liberty E. 14th. 1 2 Broadway — — Eighth Av. 171 — Cortlandt 9 — New — 172 Maiden Lane A v e n u e B* from 113 31 80 Broad B lo o m in g d a l e 191 — Dey Houston, N. to Tenth. 59 56 William R o a d ? continuation — 186 John Left. S i 77 74 Hanover of Broadway, N. from 207 210 Fulton — 2 Houston 95 92 Pearl. 42d Street to Harlem — 222 Ann 1 — Second R. Ch. — Vesey 15 14 Third B e d fo r d * from 17 227 Barclay 37 88 Fourth Hamersley, N. to 237 '*£> Park Place 55 54 Fifth Amos. B o n d ? from 666 Br’d- way, E. to Bowery. 247 £ Murray 73 72 Sixth Left. Rt. 260 Warren 91 92 Seventh 1 2 Hamersley 271 272 Chambers 109 108 Eighth 25 24 Downing B o w e r y ? from 210 287 288 Reade 125 126 Ninth 37 38 Carmine Chatham, N. to Fourth 303 302 Duane 139 140 Tenth. 52 48 Le Roy Av. —•318 Pearl 65 66 Morton Left. Rt. 833 834 Anthony B a n k * from 95 Green­ 81 82 Commerce ffr 1 Division -T- 844 Cathanne L. wich Av., W. to N. R. 91 88 Barrow 2 — Doyer 347 348 Leonard Left. Rt. 109 110 Grove 18 — Pell 363 362 Franklin 2 ' 1 Greenwich Av. 125 130 Christopher. 28 29 Bayard 379 378 White — 4 Factory 58 61 Walker 399 398 Walker 40 89 Fourth B e e k m a n ? from 34 88 93 Hester 413 — Lispenard 74 71 Bleecker Park Row, S. E. to E. 122 127 Grand 417 416 Canal 80 — Hudson R. 148 151£ Broome 431 432 Howard 90 91 Greenwich Left. Rt. — 181 Delancey 459 458 Grand 128 125 Washington 1 Park Row 188 — Spring 487 486 Broome 152 153 West. a 2 Theatre Alley — 213 Rivington 529 526 Spring ^ 7 Nassau 260 — Prince 567 566 Prince B a r c l a y 9 from 227 [ 6 Washington 64 — Crosby 70 73 Broadway S. to E. R. — — W. 30th . m 16 West 88 89 Mercer Left. Rt. — — W. 31st B a y a r d , from 58 Di­ [Le R oy Place] 1 2 Wall — — W. 32d vision, AV. to Orange. 102 101 Greene 21 28 Exchange Place —1122 W. 33d Left Rt. 118 119 Wooster 59 6S Beaver — — Sixth Avenue 1 — Division 134 133 Laurens — . 72 Marketfield — — W. 34th. 2 Forsyth [Carroll Place.] 83 — South William 17 18 Chrystie — 151 Thompson 89 88 Stone 37 38 Bowery [Depau Row.] — 98 Bridge B r o o m e * fr. 14 Tomp­ — 58 Elizabeth 168 167 Sullivan 97 100 Pearl kins, W. to Hudson. 186 185 Macdougal % 105 108 Water Left. Rt. 73 74 Mott 91 92 Mulberry 107 108 Orange. *»jssfJr 111 122 Front 129 154 South. 1 2 Tompkins 15 16 Mangin 92 APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY, 81 84 Goerck C a r m i n e , from 1 170 171 Greenwich 28 — Factory 47 50 Lewis Sixth Avenue, W. to 182 185 Washington 82 — Waverly PI. 68 66 Cannon Yarick. 204 205 West. 64 63 Fourth 81 82 Columbia Left. R t 88 89 Bleecker 97 98 Sheriff — 1 Sixth Avenue C h a r l e s , fr. 35 Green­ Ch. — Bedford 113 114 Willett 2 — Minetta Lane wich Avenue, W. to N. 130 129 Hudson 123 124 Pitt 20 15 Bleecker R. 142 143 Greenwich 143 Ch. Ridge 58 49 Bedford Left. R t 156 153 Washington 159 160 Attorney 88 — Yarick 2 1 Greenwich Av. — 175 Weehawken 177 178 Clinton — — Clarkson. ( Warren PI.) 186 — West 193 194 Suffolk 22 21 Factory 209 210 Norfolk C a r o l i n e , from 211 64 53 Fourth C h r y s t i e , from 44 Di­ 225 226 Essex Duane, N. to Jay. 84 85 Bleecker vision, N. to Houston. 241 242 Ludlow 114 115 Hudson Left. Rt. 257 258 Orchard C a r r o l l IPl a c e , 126 125 Greenwich 1 2 Division 273 274 Allen Bleecker-street, from 146 145 Washington 11 10 Bayard 2S9 290 Eldrige No. 134 to No. 150. 172 171 West 41 42 Walker 305^806 Forsyth 49 — Bowery Ch. 324 Chrystie C a tlia r in e , from C h a r l e s A lle y , 71 74 Hester 337 338 Bowery Chatham Square, S. to from 692 Washington, 101 102 Grand 355 Ch. Elizabeth Cherry. W. to West 123 Ch. Broome 369 370 Mott Left. R t 885 388 Mulberry I — Division C h a r l t o n , from 29 151 148 Delancey 395 — Centre M’k’t PI. — 2 Chatham Sq. Macdougal, W. to N. R. 175 176 Rivington 205 204 Stanton — 404 Marion 9 12 E. Broadway L eft. R t 233 Cem. Houston. Mkt. — Centre 23 24 Henry 2 1 Macdougal 411 414 Elm 41 44 Madison 54 55 Yarick 427 430 Crosby 59 — Monroe 86 89 Hudson C h u r c h * from 187 437 438 Broadway — 68 Oak 112 113 Greenwich Fulton, N. to Canal. 451 452 Mercer 73 — Hamilton 120 119 Washington Left. Rt. 467 Ch. Greene 99 100 Cherry. 128 129 W est 2 £ Fulton 481 482 Wooster 18 2 Yesey 499 500 Laurens C a t l i a r i n e 1L«* from C h a t h a m , from 166 £ (St Peter's PI.) 515 518 Thompson 344 Broadway, East to Nassau, E. to Chatham 24 O Barclay 531 532 Sullivan 56 Elm. Square. — — Park Place Left. R t 58 Ch. Murray — 538 Clarke C a tlia r in e S lip , 68 65 Warren 561 562 Yarick — 1 Frankfort from !15 Cherry, S. to 36 — Centre 86 — Chambers 591 590 Hudson. E. R. 94 93 Reade — 37 N. William B u r l i n g S lip , from Left. Rt. 60 — Chambers 110 Ch. Duane 234 Pearl, S. E, to E. R. 1 2 Cherry 62 67 Duane 126 — Thomas Left. Rt. II 10 Water 108 123 Pearl 144 — Anthony 1 2 Pearl 27 24 South. 116 — Orange Ch. 161 Leonard 11 10 Water C e d a r , from 181 Pearl — 135 Roosevelt Ch. 173 Franklin 21 22 Front W. to N. R. 148 — Mulberry 192 191 White 43 42 South. Left. R t — 167 James 208 207 Walker 2 1 Pearl 176 — Mott 224 223 Lispenard C am den P la c e , — 187 Oliver 236 235 Canal. E. Eleventh, from No. 38 39 William — 199 Chatham Sq. 221 to No. 235. 74 P. O. Nassau 90 89 Broadway 210 — Doyers. C i t y - H a l l P la c e , C a n a l , fr. 157 Centre, 96 97 Temple from 17 Chambers, N. W. to N. R. 102 103 Trinity Place C h a t h a m S q u a re, E. to Pearl. L eft R t 120 129 Greenwich from 2 Catharine to Left. R t 1 2 Centre 128 143 Washington East Broadway. — 1 Chambers 13 14 Elm 142 159 West. 2 — Centre 31 — Cortlandt Al. C h e l s e a C o t’ g’e s, 16 — Duane 39 50 Broadway C e n t r e , from 34 Chat­ W. 24th, between Ninth 40 39 Peayl. — 66 Mercer ham N. to Broome. and Tenth Avenues. — 86 Greene Left. R t Prk. 2 Chatham C i t y - H a l l Sq#, 83 — Church C h e r r y , fr. 340 Pearl, “ the open space from — 104 Wooster — 12 Chambers E. to E. R. 23 — Reade Tryon Row to Ann- — 122 Laurens Left. R t street” 121 — W. Broadway — 26 Cross — 3 Dover — 130 Thompson 31 32 Duane 10 — Franklin Sq. 185 — Laight 49 50 Pearl 44 45 Roosevelt C la r k e , from 540 — 160 Sullivan 75 74 Anthony 78 77 James Broome, N. to Spring. 157 174 Yarick 89 88 Leonard 98 99 Oliver Left. Rt. 159 — Yestry Tms 118 Franklin 114 115 Catharine 1 2 Broome 201 222 Hudson Arsl 134 White 164 159 Market 19 — Dominick 219£ — Watts 149 150 Walker 208 205 Pike 31 82 Spring. — 226 Renwick 157 — Canal 228 — Pelham 233 254 Greenwich — 182 Hester 254 253 Rutgers 201 — Howard l l a r k s o n , from 225 249 276 Washington 280 285 Jefferson Yarick, W. toN. R. Market West 227 224 Grand 314 313 Clinton 257 M. Brobme. 348 349 Montgomery Left. Rt. C a n n o n , from 540 2 —* Yarick Grand, N. to Houston. C e n tre m a r k e t 374 373 Gouverneur 24 17 Hudson P l a c e , fr. 163 Grand, 384 383 Scammel 54 53 Greenwich Left. Rt. 438 437 Walnut 1 2 Grand N. to Broome. 60 61 Washington 486 487 Corlears 82 81 West. 19 20 Broome 45 46 Delancey C h a m b e r s , from 60 — — East 75 74 Rivington Chatham, W. to N. R. 105 104 Stanton Left. Rt. C h e s t n u t , fr. 6 Oak, C liff, from 101 John, 2 1 Chatham N. to Madison. N. E. to Hague. 137 136 Houston. — 17 City Hall PL' Left. Rt. C a r lis le * from 112 20 21 Centre C h r i s t o p h e r , from 1 2 John Greenwich, W. to N. R. 74 71 Broadway 5 Greenwich Av., W. 31 34 Fulton Left. R t 102 99 Church to North River. 53 56 Beekman 2 1 Greenwich — 131 College Place Left. Rt. 171 72 Ferry 10 7 Washington 132 — W. Broadway 2 1 Greenwich Av. 103 102 Frankfort 16 15 West — 139 Hudson I 12 — Gay — 106 Hague. APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY. 93 C lin to n ? from 244 C o n g r e s s ? from 14 282 285 Cannon D r y D o c k ? from 423 Houston, S. to E. R. Hamersley, S. to King. 302 301 Lewis Tenth, N. to Twelfth. Left. Ht. 320 317 Goerck Left. Rt. 2 1 Houston C o n g r e s s P la c e ? 320 325 Mangin 2 1 Tenth 80 29 Stanton rear of 4 Congress-st. 332 — Tompkins 13 — E. 11th 50 — E. Clinton pi. — — East. 21 — Twelfth. 70 71 Rivingston C o r l e a r s ? from 587 — 97 Clinton alley Grand, S. to E. R. D e p a u R o w ? Bleec- D u a n e ? from 40 Rose, 104 107 Delancey Left. Rt. ker-street, from No. 150 W. to N. R. 186 187 Broome 2 1 Grand to No. 168. Left. Rt. 160 168 Grand 6 3 Monroe 2 1 Rose iOQ jj Hegter 194 193 Division 26 23 Cherry R e p e y s t e r ? f r o m 139 10 11 N. William 38 39 Water. Water, S. to E. R. 16 19 Chatham 198 197 E. Broadway Left. Rt. 28 — City Hall pi! 208 207 Henry C o r n e lia ? from 179 1 2 Water 34 37 Centre 216 217 Madison Fourth, W. to Bleecker. 11 12 Front 58 59 Elm 282 231 Monroe 37 38 South. 88 91 Broadway 252 251 Cherry C o r t la n d t ? from 171 122 121 Church Tob. Ins. j Water Broadway, W. to N. RJ D e sb ro ssc s? from 195 — 149 W. Broadway Wareh. \ South. Left. Rt. Hudson, W. to N. R. 162 163 Hudson 1 2 Broadway Left. Rt. Sq. 169 Staple C lin t o n A lle y ? 51 46 Greenwich 1 2 Hudson 188 187 Greenwich from 97 Clinton to Suf­ 65 66 Washington 21 23 Greenwich 196 201 Washington folk. 81 82 West 33 32 Washington — 211 Caroline 41 40 West. Sq. 217 West. C lin t o n C o u rt? C o r t l a n d t A lle y ? rear 13 Beekman. from 33 Canal, S. to D u n b u m Pi,*? rear * Franklin. D e y ? from 191 Broad-* 114 W. 33d. C lin to n C o u rt? Left. Rt. way, W. to N. R. rear 120 Clinton pi. — — Canal Left. Rt. D u t c b ? from 49 John, — — Walker 1 2 Broadway N. to Fulton. — — White 59 60 Greenwich Left. Rt. C lin t o n P la c e ? 71 72 Washington Eigbth-st, from Broad­ — — Franklin. - 1 2 John way to Sixth av. 87 88 West. 19 20 Fulton. Left Bt. C o t t a g e P la c e ? 2 1 Broadway Hancoek-st. D i v is io n ? from 210 E a s t? from 750 Water, 10 — Mercer Chatham, E. to Grand. E. to Rivington. 26 — Greene C o tt a g e P la c e ? Left. Rt. Left. Rt. 42 39 University pi. 188 to 218 Third-st 2 — Bowery 53 Water 66 65 Fifth av. — 1 Catharine jS > Grand 96 — Macdougal C ro sb y ? from 28 How­ 44 — Chrystie gf: (3 Broome {Clinton court.) ard, N. to Bleecker. 56 — Forsyth £ to Delancey 138 137 Sixth av. Left. Rt. 58 — Bayard ™ pq Rivington. 2 1 Howard — 61 Market 86 — Eldridge E a s t 13 r o a d w a y ? C o e n tie s’ Slip? 24 23 Grand from 199 Chatham, E. from 66 Pearl, S. to E. 40 39 Broome 104 — Allen — 107 Pike to Grand. R. 72 71 Spring Left. Rt. Left. Bt. 104 105 Prince 124 — Orchard 144 — Walker 8 — Chatham square 2 1 Pearl — 127 Jersey 14 17 Catharine 6 5 W ater 146 143 Houston 146 — Ludlow I 160 — Essex 72 73 Market « 18 17 Front 170 169 Bleecker. 116 117 Pike — 151 Rutgers 80 33 South. 162,161 Rutgers C ross? from 26 Centre, 180 — Norfolk 190 189 Jefferson E. to Mott. — 179 Jefferson C o lle g e P la c e ? 202 — Suffolk 218 219 Clinton from 53 Barclay, N. to Ikft. Rt. 216 — Hester 260 259 Montgomery Chambers. — 25 Duane 286 287 Gouverneur 30 —Centre 218 207 Clinton Left. lit. 234 — Attorney — 299 Scaminel 1 Barclay 44 45 Pearl 300 — Grand 58 — Little Water — 247 Montgomery 4 n Robinson 256 — Ridge — 311 Sheriff: 12 q Murray 84 85 Orange 98 97 Mulberry 276 — Pitt E a s t C iin to n PI*? 20 19 Warren — 275 Gouverneur 84 31 Chambers. — I l l Mott. rear 50 Clinton. — 305 Grand. Col lister? from 51 C u y le r ’ s A lle y ? E a s t HPI* j rear 184,186 Beach, N. to Haight. from 28 South, W. to D o m in ic k ? from 19 Third. Left. Rt. Water. Clark, W. to Hudson. E . E le v e n t b ? from — — Beach Left. Rt. 91 Fourth Av., E. to — — Hubert D e c a tu r P la c e ? 2 1 Clark E. R. — — Laight. Seventh-street, from 22 21 Yarick Left. Rt. No. 78 to No. 06. 54 51 Hudson. 2 1 Fourth av. C o lu m b ia ? from 520 D e la n c e y ? from 181 26 25 Third av. Grand N. to Houston. Bowery, E. to E. R. D o v e r? from 340 Pearl, — Ch. Second av. Left. Rt. Left. Rt. South to E. R. 114 113 First av. 1 2 Grand 2 1 Bowery Left. Rt. 156 155 Av. A. 19 22 Broome 18 15 Chrystie 1 — Cherry {East Tompkins pi.) 43 46 Delancey 34 35 Forsyth — 2 Pearl 206 205 Av. B. 71 74 Rivington 50 53 Eldridge 11 16 Water {Cam denpi.) 99 104 Stanton 70 69 Allen 19 22 Front 260 259 Av. C. 129 132 Houston. 84 83 Orchard 27 42 South. 294 293 Dry Dock 98 97 Ludlow — — East River. C o l u m b i a P la c e ? 114 113 Essex D o w n s tier? from 210 Eighth-st., from No. 368 130 131 Norfolk Bleecker, W. to Yarick. E . T w e l f t h ? from to No. 386. 146 147 Suffolk Left. Rt. Greenwich Avenue, E. 2 1 Bleecker to Dry Dock. C om m erce? from 164 163 Clinton Left. Lt. 272i Bleecker, W. to 178 179 Attorney 16 — Jackson pi. 194 195 Ridge 32 33 Bedford . 1 — Greenwich av. Barrow. 15 — Seventh av. L eft Rt. 212 213 Pitt 66 57 Yarick. 230 229 willett 73 70 Sixth av. 2 1 Bleecker 28 27 Bedford 246 245 Sheriff D o y e s? from 2 Bow­ 141 Cl). Fifth av. 264 263 Columbia ery, N. to Pell. 181 182 University pi. 40 41 Barrow. 94 APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY 211 212 Broadway E* E ig h t e e n t h , 89 90 Third Avenue E a s t T h i r t y -S e c ­ 225 226 Fourth Av. from — Fifth Avenue, 135 134 Second Av. o n d * from - - Fifth 265 260 Third Av. E to E. River. 181182 First Av. Av. E. to E. R. — — Second Ay. Left. Rt. Left. Rt. 355 356 First Av. 2 1 Fifth Avenue E ast T w e n ty - 1 2 Fifth Avenue 397 398 Avenue A ; 8 20 Broadway F i f t h , from — Ma­ — 20 Madison Av. 449 444 Avenue B 53 54 Fourth A v. dison Sq. E. to E. R. 51 50 Fourth Av. 497 500 Avenue 0 90 89 Irving Place Left. Rt. 79 80 Lexington Av. — 528 Dry Dock. 126 129 Third Av. 1 2 Madison Av. 109 108 Third Av. 172 — Second Av. 23 24 Fourth Av. —: — Second Av. E « T h i r t e e n t h * fr. 230 — First Av. 47 53 Lexington Av. — — First Av. 61 Fifth Avenue, E. to 278 271 Avenue A 87 88 Third Avenue E. River. — Avenue B. 135 138 Second* Av. L eft lit. E ast T h ir ty - 183 184 First Avenue. T h i r d , from — Fiftl 1 2 Fifth Avenue E# N im e t e e n t h * fr. Av., E. to E. R. 85 40 University Place — Fifth Avenue, E. to E ast T w e n t y - Left. Rt. 57 56 Broadway E. River. Si x th * from — — — Fifth Avenue 67 — Fourth Av. Left. Rt. Fifth Avenue, E. to — — Madison Av. 115 116 Third Av. 1 2 Fifth Avenue E. R. 43 — Fourth Av. ' — 152 Second Av. 17 22 Broadway Left. Rt. (S t George's PI.) — — Lexington Av. 51 50 Fourth Av. 1 2 Fifth Av. — 114 Third Av. 193 194 First Avenue 77 78 Irving Place 21 Sq. Madison Av. — — Second Av. 243 242 Avenue A 107 108 Third Av. 53 54 Fourth Av. 211 214 First Av. 287 290 Avenue B —156 Second Av. 83 84 Lexington Av. 313 312 Avenue O 215 206 First Avenue 107 108 Third Avenue — — Dry Dock. — — Avenue A. 159 160 Second Av. E ast T h ir ty - 202 204 First Avenue. F o u r th * from Fifth E . F o n r t 'e i J t h , Av., E. to E. R. from — Fifth Avenue.* E « T w c w 'M etis 9 Left. Rt. E. to E. R. from Fifth Avenue, E a s t T w e n t y - E. to E. R. S e v e n tlij from — 1 2 Fifth Avenue Left. Rt. — — Madison Av. 1 2 Fifth Avenue Left. Rt. Fifth Avenue, E. to 2 1 Fifth Avenue- E. R. — 62 Fourth Av. 29 — Union Place i — — Lexington Av. — 86 University Place 14 11 Broadway Left. Rt. 56 57 Fourth Av. 1 2 Fifth Avenue — — Third Av. — 52 Broadway — — Second Av. 57 64 Fourth Av. — — Gramercy PI 23 22 Madison Av. — — Irving Place 49 48 Fourth Av. — — First Av. 79 — Irving Place 109 112 Third Av. 116 117 Third Av. 77 78 Lexington Av. — Ch. Second Av. 144 — Second Av. 107 106 Third Avenue E ast T h ir ty - 195 194 First Avenue 208 209 First Av. 147 146 Second Av. F ifth * from. Fifth — 226 Avenue A 250 249 Avenue A. 195 194 First Avenue. Av., E. to E. R. — — Avenue B Left. Rt. — — Avenue O. E ast T w e n t v - E ast T w ent y- 1 2 Fifth Avenue F ir s t* from — Fifth E ig h th * From — 27 — Madison Av. E * F i f t e e n th * from Av. E. to E. R. Fifth Avenue, .E. to — — Fourth Av. — Fifth Avenue, E. to Left. Rt. E. R. — — Lexington Av. E. River. 2 1 Fifth Avenue Left. Rt. 123 — Third Av. L eft Rt. 14 15 Broadway 1 2 Fifth Avenue 167 144 Second Av. 2 1 Fifth Avenue 60 61 Fourth Av. Ch. 20 Madison Av. 217 210 First Av. (Spingler P lace.) — — Grarnercy PI. 45 46 Fourth Av. — 25 Broadway 82 Sq. Lexington Av. 73 76 Lexington Av. E ast T o m p k in s .56 '55 Irving Place 124 125 Third Avenue 107 106 Third Avenue P la c e , E. Eleventh 86 87 Third Avenue 162 171 Second Av. 149 152 Second Av. street, from No. 157 to Sq. 139 Second Avenue 222 223 First Avenue 197 196 First Avenue. 250 261 Avenue A. No. 175. 196 195 First Avenue — — Avenue A E ast T w e n ty - — — Avenue B E ast T w en ty N in th , from — E ig h t h * from 94 S e c o n d , from — Fifth Avenue, E. to Sixth Avenue, E. to — — Avenue O. E. R. Fifth Avenue to E. R. E. R. E . S i x t e e n t h * from Left. Rt. Left. Rt. Left. Rt. —Fifth Avenue, E. to 1 2 Fifth Avenue Ch. 2 Fifth Avenue *5 g f Sixth Avenue E. River. , — — Broadway 13 Ch. Madison Av. •e Macdougal Left. Rt. 49. 48 Fourth Av. * Fifth Avenue 51 50 Fourth Av. .cosi § J University PI. 1 2 Fifth Avenue 75 76 Lexington Av. 77 76 Lexington Av. 23 24 Broadway 99 102 Third Avenue 101 100 Third Avenue IGreene Sq. Sq. Fourth Avenue 145 142 Second Av. — — Second Av. * @ 5 Mercer 45 44 Irving Place 175 172 First Avenue — — First Avenue. rS I Broadway 73 74 Third Avenue 195 — Avenue A. — — Lafayette PI. — — Rutherford PI. E ast T h i r t i e t h * 123 122 Fourth Av. Sq. — Second Avenue E ast T w en ty - from — Fifth Av., E. £ f Third Avenue — — Livingston Place y § J Second A v. T h i r d , from — Fifth to E. R. 120 First Avenue Left. Rt. r r g g l First Avenue Avenue, E. to E. R. q [ Avenue A. 159 — Avenue A Left. Rt. 1 2 Fifth Avenue — — Avenue B 1 2 Fifth Avenue 17 — Madison Av. Tom. Sq Avenue B. — — Avenue C. — — Broadway 47 46 Fourth Av. 341 342 Avenue C 75 Ch. Lexington Av. (Columbia Place.) E - S e v e n te e n th * — — Madison Av. from 113 Fifth Avenue, 53 51 Fourth Av. 109 110 Third Avenue 391 392 Avenue D E. to E. River. 81 86 texington Av. ^— Second Av. — 408 Lewis 123 124 Third Avenue — — First Avenue. East River. Left. Rt. 2 1 Fifth Avenue Ch. 166 Second Av. 26 23 Broadway 225 224 First Avenue E ast T h ir t y - E ig h th A venue* 48 Sq. Fourth Av. . — 260 Avenue A. F irs t* from — Fifth from 5 Abingdon Sq., 72 75 Irving Place Av. E., to E. R. N. to Harlem R. 98 101 Third Av. F.a s t T w en ty- Left. Rt. Left. Rt. — — Rutherford PI. F o u r t h , from — 1 2 Fifth Avenue £ 1 Abingdon Sqr. — Sq. Second Av. Madison Sq. E. to E. 21 22 Madison Av. oq 10 Troy — — Livingston PI. R. 49 50 Fourth Av. 29 30 Jane 182 187 First Avenue Left. Rt 83 80 Lexington Av. 45 — Fourth — 213 Avenue A. 1 2 Madison Av. 105106 Third Av. 51 50 Horatio — — Avenue B 27 28 Fourth Av. — — Second Av. 63 _ w . 13th — — Avenue O. 57 58 Lexington Av. — — First Av. — 68 Greenwich Av. APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY, 95 T9 78 W. 14th 10 — Manhattan PI. 31 28 Second F o u r t l i ? ft’, junction 101 98 W. 15th 16 17 Duane 47 50 Third of W. 18th and Cans©- 125 122 W . 16th 82 31 Pearl 59 — Fourth voort, E. to E. R. 141 142 W. 17th 50 49 Anthony 75 82 Fifth L eft. Rt. 159 160 W. 18th 56 — Catharine L. 91 98 Sixth i — W.13th 175 176 W. 19th 62 61 Leonard 107 116 Seventh — 2 Gansevoort 198 194 W. 20th 74 — Franklin 125 132 Eighth 9 16 Horatio 213 210 W. 21st 84 Ar. White 135 146 Ninth — 26 Eighth Av 281 230 W. 22d 96 97 Walker 151 162 Tenth — — Jane 251 250 W. 23d 110 109 Canal 167 180 E. 11th 35 84 Troy 271 272 W. 24th 126 127 Howard 185 194 Twelfth 55 50 Bank 291 288 W. 25th 152 151 Grand 203 214 E. 13th 69 68 Hammond 813 306 W. 26th 176 179 Broome 223 234 E. 14th 87 86 Perry 851 324 W. 27th 216 — Spring. 243 254 E. 15th 101 102 Charles 851 842 W. 28th 265 272 E. 16th 119 118 Amos 871 860 W. 29th E s s e x ? from 160 Divi­ 281 288 E. 17th — 132 Christojiher 889 878 W. 30th sion, N. to Houston. 297 304 E. 18th — 150 Barrow 407 394 W. 31st L eft. Rt. 313 322 E. 19th — 168 Jones 425 414 W. 32d I 2 Division 329 338 E. 20th — 182 Cornelia 443 434 W. 33d 23 22 Hester 347 356 E. 21st 185.184 Sixth Avenue 453 450 W. 34th 51 54 Grand — — E. 22d g $ 216 Macdougal 471 468 W. 35th M — Essex Market PI. 885 — E. 23d if g 252 Thompson 489 490 W. 36th 71 76 Broome 401 402 E. 24th ^ 290 University Place 505 — W. 37th 95 98 Delancey 419 418 E. 25th 307 310 Greene 521 — W. 88th 123 132 Rivington 433 434 E. 26th 325 326 Mercer 539 — W. 39th 155 156 Stanton 447 — E. 27th 339 338 Broadway 557 556 W. 40th 183 184 Houston. 465 — E.28th Ch. 366 Lafayette Place 577 578 W. 41st — — E. 29th. 891 394 Bowery. 595 590 W. 42d (A lbion Place.') E ssexIH T ark et E l*? 437 432 Second Av. — 610 W. 43d rear of Essex Market, F i f t h ? from 379 Bow­ 477 478 First Avenue 625 626 W. 44th. from 72 Ludlow to ery, E. to E. R. 521 524 AVenue A Essex. L eft. Rt. — 554 Hermann PL E l d r i d g e ? from 86 2 1 Bowery Division, N. to Houston. 571 574 Avenue B E x c h a n g e P la c e ? 46 45 Second Av. 623 620 Avenue C Rt. from Hanover, W. to 86 87 First Avenue 1 2 Division 679 678 AvenueD 58 Broadway. — — Avenue A 709 708 Lewis 27 28 Walker Left. Rt. 206 205 Avenue B 55 56 Hester 728 — East 16 m Hanover 260 259 Avenue C 81 82 Grand 80 W William 310 311 Avenue D 97 96 Broome 58 57 Broad 336 335 Lewis 121 122 Delancey 66 69 New — — East River. F o u rth A venue? 145 166 Rivington 76 75 Broadway. continuation of Bow­ 173 194 Stanton ery, from No. 408,.N. Cm. 198 Houston. E x c h a n g e A lle y ? F i f t h A v e n u e ? fr’m to Harlem R. from 55 Broadway, W. 13 Washington Square L eft. Rt. E le v e n th A v .? (Waverley Place,) N. 2 — Bowery from foot of Ganse­ to Trinity Place. to Harlem R. — 1 Sixth voort, N. to Harlem R. L e ft R t Left. R t E x t r a ? rear of 10 First. — 17 SeVenth — — Washington Sq. 36 31 Eighth — — Gansevoort 2 1 An Alley — — W. 12th 54 55 Ninth F a c t o r y ? from 151 8 7 Eighth 74 73 renin — — W. 13th Waverley Place, N. to 20 21 Ninth — — W. 14th — 91 E. 11th Bank. 36 33 Tenth 116 109 Twelfth — — W. 15th Left. Rt. 46 39 W. Uth 134 129 E. 13th — — W. 16th — 1 Waverley PI. Ch. 49 Twelfth 156 151 E. 14th — — W. 17th — 7 Christopher 70 61 E. & W. 13th E. 15th — — W/18th 20 17 Amos 82 — E. & W. Uth E. 16th — — W.19th 36 33 Charles 96 — E. & W. 15th Er17th — — W. 20th — — W. 21st 48 49 Perry — 65 Hammond 108 — E .& W .16th 116 118E. & W. 17th QgJ E. 18th 232 233 E. 19th — — W. 22d 78 79 Bank. 128 — E. & W . 18th 350 249 E. 20th W. 23d 140 — E. & W . 19th 266 265 E. 21st — ■ — W. 44th F e r r y ? from 86 Gold, 154 157 E. & W. 20th 284 — E. 22d — — W. 25th S. E.’ to Pearl. — — E. & W . 21st 298 — E. 23d — — W. 26th L eft. Rt. — E. & W. 22d 314 315 E. 24th — — W. 27th 1 2 Gold 194 < — E. & W. 23d. 332 333 E. 25th - W. 28th 19 — Jacob 352 353 E. 26th — — W. 29th 37 88 Clift* 368 373 E. 27th — — W. 30th 59 56 Pearl. F le t c h e r ? from 208 Pearl, S. to E. R. 386 387 E. 28th W. 31st 404 407 E. 29th — — W. 32d F e r r y P I* ? Jackson L eft. Rt. 420 423 E. 30th H R R YW.33d street, from 64, corner 2 1 Pearl 16 15 Water 438 441 E. 31st Depot f W. 34th. of Water, to South. 458 463 E. 32d 24 23 Front E. 33d. E l i z a b e t h ? from 58 F ir s t? from 303 Bow­ 42 43 South. Bayard, N. to Bleecker. ery, E. to Avenue A. L eft. Rt. L eft. Rt. 1 2 Bayard 2 1 Bowery F o r s y 111? from 56 Di- F r a n k f o r t ? from 16€ 81 30 Walker 10 — Extra sion, N. to Houston. Nassau, E. to PearL 63 64 Hester 26 25 Second Av. L e ft R t L e ft Rt. 93 94 Grand 74 73 First Avenue 2 1 Division — 1 Nassau 123 122 Broome 124 125 Avenue A. — — Bayard 2 — Chatham 157 158 Spring 29 28 Walker 16 17 William 199 198 Prince F i r s t A v e n u e ? con­ 61 60 Hester 20 — No. William 245 246 Houston tinuation fif Allen st., 91 90 Grand 36 — Rose 275 276 Bleecker. and from 381 Houston, 109 100 Broome — 47 Gold E l m ? from 16 Read©, N. to Harlem R. 133 134 Delancey 54 — Vandewater L eft. R t 165 166 Rivington — 63 Jacob N. to Spring. 76 75 Clift* L eft. R t 1 2 Houston 193 Ch. Stanton II 10 First Ch. Ch. Houston. 90 91 PearL 2 1 Read© 96 APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY, F r a n k l i n ? from 64 — 4 An Alley 482 — Willett T82 — Bethune Orange, W. to N. R. 19 18 Broome — 473 E. Broadway 800 795 Troy 49 44 Delancey 502 — Sheriff 814 807 Jane L eft. Rt. 830 819 Horatio 1 2 Orange 79 78 Rivington 520 — Columbia 117 116 Stanton — 527 Henry 842 835 Gansevoort. 17 18 Centre 41 40 Elm 143 142 Houston 540 — Cannon G r e e n w ic h A v. ? — 56 Cortland Al. 161 — Third. — 541 Walnut from 105 Sixth Avenue, 65 64 Broadway 556 — Lewis N. to Eighth Av. — 6S Scott’s Alley G o ld ? from 87 Maiden 567 Madison Left. Rt. 97 92 Church Lane, N. to Frankfort 574 — Goerck 1 — Sixth Avenue. 125 124 W. Broadway Left. Rt. — 5S7 Corlears 5 — Christopher — 132 Yarick 1 2 Maiden Lane 590 — Mangin 19 18 Amos 168 168 Hudson 15 16 Platt — 599 Monroe 37 — Charles 191 194 Greenwich 23 26 John 646 — Tompkins ( Russell Place). 2' 3 202 Washington — 36 Ryder’s Alley 622 619 East. 55 — Perry 219 — West 51 52 Fulton — 74 W. 11th 59 62 Ann G r e a t . .T o n e s ? from 77 — Hammond 65 64 Beekman 6S2 Broadway, E. to — 80 Seventh Av. F r a n k l i n Sq.?from Bowery. 10 Cherry to Pearl. 75 — Spruce 93 — Bank — 84 Ferry L eft. Rt. 105 — Troy 103 102 Frankfort 2 1 Broadway —104 Twelfth F r o n t? from 49 White­ 8 — Lafayette Place hall, E. to Roosevelt, 117 — Jane G o u v e r n e u r ? from 56 67 Bowery. — 132 W. 13th and from South, corner Montgomery, E. to E R . 275 Division, South to 137 — Horatio Water. G r e e n ? from 86 Canal, — 150 Eighth Avenue. Left. Rt. N. to Eighth. 2 1 Whitehall L eft. Rt. 2 1 Division L eft. Rt. G r o v e * from 488 Hud­ 6 5 Moore 1 2 Canal son, E. to Waverley 22 21 Broad 6 5 E. Broadway 20 19 Henry 35 3S Grand Place. 40 39 Coenties Slip 51 54 Broome Left. Rt. 54 53 Cuyler’s Alley 32 39 Madison 52 49 Monroe 85 84 Spring 1 2 Hudson 76 75 Old §lip 117 122 Prince 15 16 Bedford 94 93 Gouverneur L. 64 65 Cherry 74 72 Water. Ch. 148 Houston 45 48 Bleecker — 101 Jones’ Lane 1S5 1S4 Bleecker 75 76 Fourth 114 113 Wall 215 216 Amity Sq. 98 Waverley Pl. 134 131 Pine G ou verneur L .? 227 228 Fourth 140 137 Depeyster from 48 South to 93 |243 244 Washington PL G u r r e y P l a c e ? W. 154 151 Maiden Lane 35th bet. Seventh and Water. 251 250 Waverley PL Eighth av. 160 159 Fletcher L eft. Rt. 265 264 Eighth. 180 175 Burling Slip 1 2 South H a g u e ? fr. 367 Pearl, 200 199 Fulton 12 15 Front G r e e n w i c h ? from 5 W. to Cliff. 209 M. Beekman 2 1 Water. Battery Place, N. to Left. Rt. 236 235 Peck Slip Gansevoort. 2 1 Pearl 254 259 Dover G o u v e r n e u r S lip ? L eft. Rt. 10 11 Cliff. 290 283 Roosevelt from 613 Water, S. to 2 1 Battery Place 291 292 Montgomery 40 39 Moths H a l l P l a c e ? rear of E. River. Tompkins’ Market, fr. 303 304 Gouverneur Sip. L eft. Rt. — 59 Tin Pot Alley 341 342 Jackson 92 89 Rector Sixth to Seventh-street, — — Water bet Second and Third — — E. River. — — Front 112 — Carlisle 122 — Albany Avenues. — — South. F u l t o n ? fr. 93 South, — 131 Thames H a m e r s l e y , from W. to N. R. G r a m e r c y P l a c e ? 134 139 Cedar 728 Houston, W. to N. L eft. M between E. 20th and E. 146 149 Liberty River. 1 M. South 21st, and 4th Avenue 164 169 Cortlandt Left. Rt. 18 M. Front and Irving Place. 178 185 Dey — 1 Houston. 30 25 Water 190 197 Fulton (Hamersley pl.) 88 39 Pearl G r a n d ? from 78 Yarick 204 213 Vesey — — Bedford 52 53 Cliff . E. to E. River. 222 229 Barclay 14 — Congress 68 — Ryders Alley L eft. Rt. 240 249 Robinson 62 61 Yarick 76 79 Gold 2 1 Yarick 258 267 Mun-ay 90 91 Hudson 98 \ Ch. William 20 17 Sullivan 276 2S3 Warren 110 109 Greenwich 110 — Dutch 34 33 Thompson 292 301 Chambers — 115 Washington 122 123 Nassau 56 51 Laurens 306 307 Reade 140 — West. 158 157£ Broadway 70 69 Wooster 320 323 Duane 332 337 Jay H a m e r s le y Pl#? — 187 Church 88 87 Green Hamersley-street from 224 225 Greenwich 104 Ch. Mercer 348 353 Harrison 362 369 Franklin No. 2 to*No. 14. 238 239 Washington 114 119 Broadway 260 M. W est 132 131 Crosby 376 383 North Moore H a m i l t o n ? from 78 158 151 Elm 392 397 Beach Catharine, E. to Monroe. G a n ^ ^ v o o r t ? from j 162 163 Centre 404 411 Hubert Left. Rt. W. 13th, W. to N. R. — 171 Orange 422 427 Laight 1 2 Catharine L ef t, m M. — Centre M’rk’t PL 436 441 Vestry 51 50 Market i 1 W. 13th 186 189 Mulberry 452 455 Desbrosses — 58 Monroe. — — Hudson 202 203 Mott 466 469 Watts 22 19 Greenwich 220 221 Elizabeth 480 477 Canal H a m m o n d ? from 77 50 — Washington 234 235 Bowery 514 513 Spring Greenwich Avenue, W. 250 253 Chrystie — 531 Vandam to N. River. 78 — W est 552 549 Charlton 270 269 Forsyth Left. Rt. (S ay * from 141 Waver­ 2S8 2.S9 Eldridge 570 565 King 2 1 Greenwich Av. ley Place, N. to Chris­ 306 307 Allen 586 5S3 Hamersley 18 15 Factory topher. 320 321 Orchard 602 599 Clarkson 50 47 Fourth 334 339 Ludlow 618 615 Leroy 80 79 Bleecker C lo v r r P la c e ? M. 355 Essex 634 629 Morton 94 91 Hudson Thompson-street, from 372 873 Norfolk 654 641 Barrow 108 107 Greenwich No. ll-6 to No. 118. 388 889 Suffolk 682 677 Christopher 136 135 Washington 406 407 Clinton 700 695 Amos 164 163 West. G o ^ r c k ? from 574 424 423 Attorney 718 711 Charles Ch. 441 Ridge 736 731 Perry H a n c o c k ? from 789 Grand, N. to E. R. 750 751 Hammond Houston, North to Left. lit. 462 459 Pitt Bleecker. 1 2 Grand ,k — 471 Division 770 769 Bank APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY, 97 H a n o v e r , from 57 150 — Willett 569 574 Hammond J e f f e r s o n , from ,179 Wall, 8. to Pearl. 174 — Pitt 583 586 Bank Division, S. to E. R / L eft Rt. — 177 Avenue C (Abingdon Square.') L eft Rt. I Ex. Wall 200 — Ridge 609 — Troy 1 2 Division — — Exchange PI. 216 — Attorney 621 622 Jane 7 4 E. Broadway 5 — Beaver 240 — Clinton * 635 636 Horatio 19 20 Henry II 12 Pearl. — 239 Avenue B 649 650 Gansevoort • 27 26 Madison 262 — Suffolk 659 662 W. 13th 81 28 Monroe H a n o v e r S q u a r e , 286 — Norfolk 683 672 W. 14th 87 36 Cherry on Pearl, from No. 105 306 — Essex 695 — Ninth Avenue. — — Water to Stone. — 313 Avenue A — — South. 336 — Ludlow H u d s o n P l a c e s W. 358 — Orchard 84th, between Ninth J e r s e y , from 139 Croe* H a r r i s o n , from 81 372 — Allen and Tenth Avenues. by, E. to Mulberry. Hudson, W. to N. R. — 399 First Avenue L eft Rt. 392 — Eldridge Ir v in g - P l a c e , from J ©lrn, from 136 Broad* 1 2 Hudson Ch. — Forsyth 77 E. 14th, N. to E. way, E. to Pearl 5 — Staple — 439 Second Av. 20th st. Left. Rt. 25 26 Greenwich 444 — Chrystie Left. R t 1 2 Broadway 83 88 Washington 472 478 Bowery 1 2 E. 14th 31 30 Nassau 55 60 West 488 491 Elizabeth 13 12 E. 15th 49 — Dutch 508 511 Mott 83 34 E. 16th 65 68 William H e n r y , from 14 Oli­ 530 525 Mulberry 49 50 E. 17th 87 88 Gold ver, E. to Grand. 550 549 Crosby * 63 64 E. 18th 99 — Cliff L eft R t 570 569 Broadway 79 78 E. 19th 119 120 Pearl. 1 2 Oliver 590 591 Mercer — 86 E. 20th. 13 16 Catharine 610 613 Green J o n e s , from 163 Oh. 66 Market 634 639 Wooster J a c k s o n , from 838 Fourth,W. to Bleecker. — 84 Birmingham 658 657 Laurens Henry, S. to E. R. 101 102 Pike 684 681 Thompson Left. R t J o n e s C o u r t , rear Oh. 146 Rutgers 698 699 Sullivan — 1 Henry 62 Wall. 177 174 Jefferson (Ludlow Place.) 2 — Grand 207 206 Clinton 720 721 Macdougal 12 13 Madison J o n e s L a n e , from 247 246 Montgomery 728 — Hamersley 26 27 Monroe 101 Front, 8. to E. R. 275 272 Gouverneur — 739 Hancock. 44 45 Cherry 285 284 Scammel 64 61 Water K i n s ', from 57 Mao- 325 338 Grand. H o w a r d , from 201 (F erry Place.) dougal, W. to N. R. Centre, W. to Mercer. 76 77 Front L e ft Rt. H e r m a n n P l a c e , Left. Rt. — — South. 2 1 Macdougal r. 554,558, 560 Fourth- 1 2 Centre — 13 Congress street 9 8 Elm . J a c k s o n P la c e , 64 57 Varick — 28 Crosby rear of 16 Downing. 94 91 Hudson H e s te r, from 159 Clin­ 43 42 Broadway 114 119 Greenwich ton, W. to Centre. 53 54 Mercer. J a c k s o n 8 q ., foot — — Washington L eft R t of Walnut, from No. — — West — 1 Clinton H u b e r t , from 149 66, corner of Water to 2 — Division Hudson, W. to N. R. E. R. K n a p p ’ s P la c e , 16 15 Suffolk Left. R t rear 412 Tenth. 82 31 Norfolk . 1 2 Hudson J a c o b , from 19 Ferry, 48 49 Essex 9 6 Collister N. to Frankfort. L a fa y e tte P la c e , 64 63 Ludlow 17 16 Greenwich from 8 Great Jones, N. 78 79 Orchard 33 30 Washington J a m e s , from 167 Chat­ to Eighth. 94 93 Allen ; 45 42 West ham, S. to James Slip. Left. Rt. 108 105 Eldridge L eft. Rt. 1 2 Great Jones 122 119 Forsyth H u d s o n , from 137 2 1 Chatham Ch. 10 Fourth 134 135 Chrystie Chambers, N. to Ninth 38 89 Madison 51 54 Astor Place 150 151 Bowery Avenue. 74 71 Oak — — Eighth. 160 Ch. Elizabeth L eft. Rt. — 85 Batavia 176 175 Mott 1 — Chambers 104 103 Cherry. L a i g h t , from 183 90 191 Mulberry 7 14 Reade Canal, W. to N. R. 196 207 Orange 29 28 Duane J a m e s S lip , from 78 L e ft Rt. 206 219 Centre. — 50 Thomas Cherry, S. to E. R. 1 10 Canal 61 — Jay Left. Rt. 11 — St John’s Lane H o b o k e n , from 476 — 70 Anthony 2 1 Cherry Sq. 18 Varick Washington, W. to N. 81 — Harrison 10 7 Water Sq. 46 Hudson — 92 Leonard 20 19 South. 65 66 Greenwich 103 100 Franklin 77 76 Washington H o r a t io , from 137 119 120 North Moore J a n e , from 117 Green­ 93 94 West. Greenwich Avenue, W, 133 130 Beach wich Av., W. to N. R. to N. R. 149 — Hubert Left. R t L a m a r t i h e Pl»« 163 — Laight 1 2 Greenwich Av. W. 29th, between 8th L eft R t and Ninth Avenues. — 1 Greenwich Av. 179 180 Vestry 57 62 Fourth 18 — Eighth Av. 213 212 Canal 59 64 Eighth Av. 219 214 Watts 77 80 Hudson L a u r e n s , from 122 28 27 Fourth Canal, N.to Amity. 58 59 Hudson — 246 Broome 83 76 Greenwich 74 75 Greenwich — 262 Dominick — — Washington Left. R t 301 298 Spring — — West. 1 2 Canal 98 101 Washington ( W. Broadway Place,} 114 115 West 321 322 Vandam 339 346 Charlton J a y , from 61 Hudson, ,29 28 Grand W. to N. R. 57 54 Broome H o u s t o n , from E. R., 361 364 King 89 90 Spring W. to Hamersley. 385 384 Hamersley L e ft Rt. 403 402 Clarkson 2 1 Hudson (Adams P la ce} Left. Rt. 125 120 Prince 20 — Mangin 421 418 Leroy 6 7 Staple 445 438 Morton 20 21 Greenwich 167 164 Houston 88 43 Goerck 195 196 Bleecker 60 65 Lewis 463 462 Barrow 28 25 Washington 84 — Caroline (Am ity P la ce} 80 — Cannon — 4S8 Grove — 222 Amity. — 89 Manhattan 499 500 Christopher 50 49 West 102 M. Columbia 517 518 Amos JLeander P l a c e , — I ll Avenue D 533 536 Charles J a u n c e y C o u r t, 87,89, and 41 Wall rear 147 Seventh; 124 M. Sheriff 549 550 Perry 98 APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY Lenox P la c e* W. 31 36 Church — — E. 29th 113 114 Prince 22d, from No. 191 to 71 74 Broadway. — — E.30th. 145 146 Houston No.-235. 179 178 Bleecker M a d is o n Court* 217 218 Amity L e o n a r d , from 92 L i t t le B r o a d w ’ y* rear 219 Madison. 225 232 Fourth Hadson, E. to Orange. b et E. 27th to E. 28th, bet Third av. and Lex­ 249 248 Washington PL Left. Rt. 259 260 Waverley Place 1 2 Hadson ington av. M a id e n L an e* 87 88 W. Broadway from 172 Broadway, S. — 282 Eighth. Ch. 66 Church L it t le W a te r * from E. to E. R. 97 92 Broadway 58 Cross, N. to An­ L eft. Rt. M il li g a n Place* thony. 1 2 Broadway rear 139 Sixth Av. 109 — Benson 121 118 Elm — 18 Liberty Place 148 140 Centre L iv in g 's to n . Pl«* 27 26 Nassau M il l w a r d Place* between E. 16th, ana 65 62 William W. 31st, betw’n Eighth 166 170 Orange. E. 17th, and First and and Ninth Av. — 76 Liberty L eroy* 238 Bleecker, Second Avenues. 87 — Gold W . to N. R. 105 106 ) pearl M in etta* from 205 L e ft. R t. L o n d o n T erra ce * 118 116 f reari Bleecker, north to Mi­ 2 1 Bleecker W. 23d, from No. 212, 133 182 Water netta Lane. 88 85 Bedford to No. 262. 149 146 Front 98 99 Hudson 169 168 South. M in e tta Lane* 180 129 Greenwich L u d lo w * from 146 from 129 MacdougaJ, 144 143 Washington Division, N. to Hous­ W. to Sixth Avenue. ton. M a n g in * from 590 Left. Rt. 164 165 W est Grand, N. to E. R. Left. Rt., a 2 Macdougal L e r o y P la c e * from — 2 Division L eft. Rt. 19 ,<8 Minetta 88 to 104 Bleecker. 1 — Walker 1 2 Grand 27 28 Sixth Avenue. 31 82 Hester 3 — An Alley L e w is * from 556 57 60 Grand 13 12 Broome M onroe* from 73 Ca­ Grand, N. to Tenth. — M. Essex Market PL 43 42 Delancey tharine, E. to Grand. L e ft. R t. 79 80 Broome 63 — Manhattan PL. Left. Rt. 1 2 Grand 105 104 Delancey 75 76 Rivington 1 2 Catharine 19 20 Broome 131 130 Rivington 95 — Stanton 47 46 Market 45 46 Delancey 163 160 Stanton 115 — Houston. — 50 Hamilton 69 72 Rivington 189 196 Houston. — 72 Mechanic Alley 97 98 Stanton M a n h a tta n * from 77 78 Pike 127 128 Houston L u d lo w P la ce* 87 Houston, N. to — 96 Pelham 151 150 Third Houston street, from Third. 139 142 Rutgers 169 17(*Fourth No. 700 to 720. 171 146 Jefferson 185 184 Fifth M a n h a t t a n P I.* (Jtutgers Place.) 199 — Sixth M n c d o u g a l*from rear 63, 65, 67, 69, 71 161 — Clinton 215 — Seventh No. 219 Spring, N. to Mangin. 183 182 Montgomery 281 — Eighth Eighth. (Monroe Place.) — — Ninth Left. Rt. M a n h a t t a n P I.* 213 214 Gouverneur — — Tenth. 1 2 Spring from 10 Elm, W . and 225 220 Scammel 15 — Yandam S. to Reade. 397 394 Jackson L e x i n g t o n Ar«* 29 — Charlton 813 314 Corlears from 84 E. 21st, N. to — 30 Prince M a rio n * from 404 334 — Grand. 42d street 57 — King Broome, N. L eft Rt. 73 70 Houston L eft. Rt. M o n ro e Place* 2 I E . 21st 105 106 Bleecker 2 1 Broome Monroe street, from 8 9 E. 22d 129 — Minetta Lane 82 83 Spring No. 201 to No. 229. 20 19 E. 28d 139 140 Amity 72 71 Prince 28 29 E. 24th 157 158 Fourth 88 89-------- . M on tgom ery* from 50 49 E. 25th 171 Sq. Barrow 247 Division, S. to EL 68 67 E. 26th 131 Sq. Waverley PI. M a rk e t* from 63 Di­ R. 88 87 E. 27th (St Clements1PI.) vision, S. to South. L eft. Rt. 108 105 E 28th 193 — Eighth. L eft. Rt. 1 2 Division — — E. 29th 2 1 Division 5 6 E. Broadway —- 185 E. 30th M a d iso n * from 420 8 7 E. Broadway 15 16 Henry — 153 E. 31st Pearl, E. to Grand. 22 Ch. Henry 33 34 Madison 170 169 E. 32d Left. Rt. 40 37 Madison 53 50 Monroe — — E. 83d 1 2 Pearl 56 55 Monroe 71 72 Cherry — — E. 34th. — 4 Chestnut — 57 Hamilton 81 80 Water 11 12 Roosevelt 80 79 Cherry 87 — Front L ib e rty * from 78 Mai­ 37 34 James 90 93 Water — — South. den Lane, W. to N. R. 45 46 Oliver L e ft. R t. 104 103 South. 59 60 Catharine M o o r e * from 30 Peari, 2 1 Maiden Lane 120 122 Market S. to E. R. 12 13 William M e c h a n ic ’ s Al«* P.O. 51 Nassau 137 — Birmingham from 82 Monroe to L eft. Rt. 143 140 Pike Cherry. 1 2 Pearl — 57 Liberty Place 199 200 Rutgers 7 8 Water 78 75 Broadway 88 -r* Temple 207 208 Jefferson M a r k e tfie ld * from 19 18 Front 98 — Trinity Place 237 — Madison Court 1 Whitehall, E. to 37 36 South. 124 123 Greenwich 257 258 Clinton Broad. 297 290 Montgomery M o r r is * fr. 27 Broad­ 138 135 Washington Ch. 316 Gouverneur way, W. to N. R. 146 147 W est M e c h a n ic P la ce * 833 328 Scammel rear of 28 Avenue A. L eft. Rt. L i b e r t y Court* 4 889 384 Jackson 1 2 Broadway and 6 Liberty Place. 411 414 Grand. M e c h a n ic P la ce* 13 10 Greenwich rear 359 Rivington. 13 14 Washington L ib e r t y P la c e * M a d is o n A v ., from 27 26 W est from 57 Liberty, N. to E. 23d, N. to Harlem R. M ercer* from 66 Canal, Maiden Lane. Left. Rt. N. to Eighth. M o r t o n * from 256 — — E. 23d L eft. Rt. Bleecker, W. to N. R. L is p e n a r d * from 151 — — E. 24th 1 2 Canal L eft. R t W . Broadway, E. to — — E. 25th — 8 Howard 2 1 Bleecker Broadway. — — E. 26th Ch. 38 Grand Ch. 31 Bedford L e ft R t . ---------E. 27th 51 42 Broome 66 67 Hudson 1 2 Broadway -----------E . 28th 79 78 Spring 90 89 Greenwich APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY. 99 98 97 Washington N in th A ven u e* O liv er, from 187 Chat­ P e c k S l i p , from 312 114 115 West from — Gansevoort, N. ham, 6. to E. R. Pearl, E. to South. to Harlem R. Left. B t L eft B t M o tt* from 176 Chat­ L e ft B t 2 1 Chatham 1 2 Pearl ham N. to Bleecker. 1 — Gansevoort Ch. — Henry 19 14 Water le ft B t 7 2 W. 12th 82 88 Madison 83 28 Front 1 2 Chatham 27 18 W. 13th 58 55 Oak 45 42 South 21 — Cross — 28 W. 14th 84 83 Cherry — 88 Pell 17 — Hudson 92 93 Water — 60 W. 15th 104 103 South. P e lh a m , from 114 53 50 Bayard Monroe, E. to Cherry. 85 82 Walker 75 78 W. 16th 119 114 Hester 91 92 W. 17th O ra n g e , from 116 149 144 Grand 105 106 W. ISth Chatham, N. to Grand. P e ll, from 20 Bowery, 173 168 Broome 121 124 W. 19th L eft B t W. to Mott. 205 206 Spring 141 138 W. 20th 2 1 Chatham Left. Rt. 241 240 Prince — — W. 21st 26 25 Cross 1 2 Bowery Ch. 292 Houston 169 172 W. 22d 80 — Anthony 17 — Doyer 321 324 Bleecker. — 182 W. 23d 46 — Leonard 83 86 Mott 209 204 W. 24th 64 — Franklin 225 220 W. 25th — 69 Bayard P e r r y , from 55 Green­ M u lb erry* from 148 243 242 W. 26th 82 — White wich Avenue, W. to N. Chatham, N. to Bleeck­ 259 258 W. 27th 102 101 Walker R. er. 279 — W. 28th 180 131 Hester Left. Bt. L eft B t 299 294 W. 29th 160 159 Grand. 2 1 Greenwich Av. 1 2 Chatham 819 810 W. 80th 18 13 Factory 29 28 Cross 339 — W. 81st O rc h a rd , from 124 52 47 Fourth 71 68 Bayard 855 — W. 82d Division, N. to Ho’ston. 78 79 Bleecker. 97 96 Walker 371 — W. 33d L eft Bt. 98 95 Hudson 127 128 Hester 391 — W. 34th 1 2 Division 110 109 Greenwich 155 156 Grand 407 — W . 35th 9 8 Walker 138 189 Washington 177 174 Broome 425 412 W. 36th 89 38 Hester 160 159 W est 218 212 Spring — 426 W. 87th 65 66 Grand 255 254 Prince — 442 W. 38th 89 88 Broome P ik e , from 107 Divi­ 271 — Jersey ! 478 — W. 39th 115 114 Delancey sion, S. to E . R. 295 292 Houston. | — 476 W. 40th 145 136 Rivington, Left. B t ( Wesley Place.) I505 492 W. 41st 163 170 Stanton 1 2 Division 813 306 Bleecker. 521 — W. 42d. 195 196 Houston. 7 6 E Broadway 21 24 Henry M u rray, from 247 N o r fo lk , frbm 180 P a r k P la c e , from 87 40 Madison.* Broadway, W. to N. R. Division, N. to Hous­ 887 Broadway, W. to 57 56 Monroe Left. B t ton. Church. 75 74 Cherry 2 1 Broadway 79 78 Water L eft. Bt. P a r k R o w , from 1 89 90 South. 26 81 Church 1 2 Division Ann, E. to Spruce. — 59 College Place 13 14 Hester Left. Bt. 84 87 Greenwich 39 38 Grand P in e , from 106 Broad­ ^ 1 Ann way, E. to E. R 94 95 Washington 59 58 Broome £ 34 Beekman 112 111 W est L eft R t 81 82 Dolancey P4 38 Spruce 2 1 Broadway 115 114 Rivington 16 18 Nassau N assau , from 20 Wall. 135 134 Stanton P a tc h in P la c e , r. 7 46 45 William N. to Chatham. 161 162 Houston. Amos. 84 85 Pearl L eft B t P e a r l, from 14 State, 90 91 Water 1 n Wall N o rth M o o re , from E. and N. to Broadway. 100 99 South. 11 Q Pine 14 West Broadway, W. to N. R. L eft B t 25 24 Cedar 1 2 State 89P.O. Liberty Left. Bt. P itt, from 276 Division, 2 1 W. Broadway 26 24 Whitehall N. to Houston 55 54 Maiden Lane — 80 Moore 69 70 John 14 15 Varick Left B t 46 47 Hudson 58 50 Broad 1 — Division 91 90 Fulton — 66 Coenties slip 3 2 Grand 105 104 Ann 76 77 Greenwich 105 — Hanover sq. 104 105 W est 19 18 Broome 137 136 Beekman — 106 Old slip 45 46 Delancey 151 l'*2 Spruce 121 — Hanover 79 78 Rivington — 166 Frankfort N o rth W i l l i a m , 141 — Beaver 113 112 Stanton from 18 Frankfort, N. 149 152 Wall to Chatham. 141 142 Houston. N e w , from 7 Wall, S. 169 168 Pine to Beaver. L eft B t 181 — Cedar 1 — Frankfort 197 194 Maiden lane P la t t , from 221 Pearl L eft B t W. to William. ! 1 Wall — 2 William — 208 Fletcher 31 80 Chatham. 221 — Platt L eft.B t 28 27 Exchange Place 2 1 Pearl — — Beaver. — 234 Burling slip 285' — John 20 23 Gold N y a c k P la c e , rear 40 41 William. N in th , from 112 Sixth §1 Bethune. 265 266 Fulton Avenue, E. to E. R. 284 286 Beekman O a k , from 890 Pearl, 809 — Ferry P r in c e , fr. 232 Bow­ L eft B t ery, W. to Macdougal. 2 1 Sixth Av. E. to Catharine. — 812 Peck slip 64 65 Filth Av. L e ft B t — 840 Dover Left. Rt. 2 1 Pearl 851 F. sq. Frankfort. 2 1 Bowery g 90 91 University PL 13 15 Elizabeth (Bandall Place.) 6 — Chestnut 867 — Hague 16 17 Roosevelt — 890 Oak 80 83 Mott 182 185 Broadway 46 Ch. Mulberry 154 155 Fourth Av. 88 83 James 899 — Yandewater 48 49 Oliver 421 — Rose 60 Ch. Marion. 168 175 Third Av. 70 67 Crosby 174 177 Stuyvesant 60 59- Catharine. — 420 Madison 447 — William 82 81 Broadway 208 209 Second Av. 92 95 Mercer 252 253 First Av. O ld S lip , from 106 466 464 Chatham — 474 Donovan’s L. 108 107 Greene 298 299 Avenue A Pearl, S. to E. R. 126 125 Wooster 800 803 Avenue B L e ft B t 485 — City Hall PL 505 500 Cross 142 145 Laurens 848 847 Avenue C 6 7 Pearl 166 165 Thompson 400 401 Avenue D 12 15 Water 511 512 Centre 538 486 Elm 188 185 Sullivan — 413 Lewis 26 27 Front 204 205 Macdougal — — East 38 33 South. 565 566 Broadway 100 APPENDIX.---- STREET DIRECTORY R a .n d a .li P la ce* 114 117 Water — — E. 18th S ix th A v e n u e * fr Ninth street, from No. — 131 Front _ — E.19th Carmine, N. to Harlem 132 to No. 90. 126 143 South. 2S3 *— E.20th River. 801 — E. 21st L e ft Rt. R e a d e * from 23 Cen­ R o s e * from 34 Frank­ — — E.22d 1 — Carmine tre, W . to N. R. fort, N. E. to PearL — — E. 23d — 2 Minetta Lane L e ft, R t L e ft R t 379 380 E. 24th — 16 Amity 1 2 Centre 2 1 Frankfort 897 896 E. 25th 89 36 Fourth — 14 Elm 40 — Duane _ — E.26th 57 56 W. Wash. Place — 34 Manhattan PL 68 67 Pearl. — — E.27th 75 74 Waverley Place 43 44 Broadway — — E. 28th — 94 Eighth 81 82 Church R u tg e rs* from 151 — — E. 29th 105 — Greenwich Av. 111 122 W. Broadway Division, S. to E. R. — — E. 30th. — 112 Ninth 127 120 Hudson L e ft R t 131 — Amos 159 160 Greenwich 1 2 Division — 130 Tenth 175 174 Washington 3 4 E. Broadway S even th * from 17 (Milligan Place,) 13 Ch. Henry Fourth Avenue, E.* to 149 146 W. 11th 197 Sq. W est E. River. 81 34 Madison 169 163 Twelfth L e ftR t. 187 188 W. 13th R ec to r* fr. 73 Broad­ 45 50 Monroe 1 2 Fourth Av. way, W . to N .R .' 59 58 Cherry 207 203 W. 14th 69 63 Water 8 4 Third Av. 227 228 W. 15th Left. R t — M. Hall Place — Ch. Broadway 81 82 South. 251 248 W. 16th 3 2 Trinity Place 87 40 Second Av. 267 263 W. 17th 13 12 Greenwich R u tg e rs P la c e* 75 88 (.Decatur First Av. Place.) 287 286 W. 18th 22 23 Washington Monroe-street from 803 — W. 19th 86 30 W est Jefferson to Clinton. 115 130 Avenue A 319 — W. 20th 147 — Leandert Place 337 838 W. 21st R e n w ic k * from 220 ' R u s s e l l P la c e* Sq. 1S2 Avenue B 355 354 W. 22d Canal, N. to Spring. Greenwich Avenue, 229 228 Avenue C 373 874 W. 23d from No. 87 to 55. 285 282 Avenue D 3S9 392 W. 24th R id g e * from 256 Divi­ 305 300 Lewis 409 412 W. 25th sion, N. to Houston. R u t h e r f n r d PL* — — East 427 — W. 26th L e ft R t between E. 16th and 443 444 W. 27th 1 2 Division E. 17th, and Second 461 462 W. 28th 7 4 Grand and Third Avenue. S e v e n th A v en u e* 477 476 W. 29th fr. 80 Greenwich Av.r 495 496 W. 30th 27 24 Broome N. to Harlem R . * 43 44 Delancey R y d e r ’ s A lle y * fr. L eft 517 518 W. 31st 68 Fulton to Gold. Rt 531 538 W. 32d 75 76 Rivington 2 — Greenwich Av. 105 102 Stanton 551 — W. 33d S c a m m e l* from 299 10 15 — 1 W. 11th 569 — Broadway 131 130 Houston. T vpelfth East Broadway, S. to -------- W. 34th 32 33 W. 13th — — W. 35th. R iv in g t o n * from Water. 48 — W. 14th 813 Bowery, E. to E. R. L e ft R t 64 65 W. 15th L e ft R t 2 I E. Broadway South* from 65 White­ 80 — W. 16th 2 1 Bowery 8 7 Henry hall, East to E. R. 96 95 W. 17th L eft Rt. 18 17 Chrystie 22 23 Madison 110 109 W. ISth 34 35 Forsyth 38 29 Monroe 1 Whitehall 50 51 Cherry 126 125 W. 19th 7 Moore 52 49 Eldridge 142 141 W. 20th 68 67 Allen 58 59 Water. 14 Broad 158 — W. 21st 23 Coenties Slip 84 83 Orchard — W. 22d 98 97 Ludlow S cott’ s A lle y * from 174 w. 28 Cuylers Alley 68 Franklin, North to — 1S7 W. 23d — 114 115 Essex 89 Old Slip Walker. 207 24th 43 Gonverneur La. 130 127 Norfolk 226 225 W. 25th 146 145 Suffolk 52 Jones Lane Secoud* fr. 823 Bowe­ 264 244 245 W. 26th 5S Wall 162 163 Clinton 268 w. 27th 178 1S1 Attorney ry, E. to Avenue D. 68 Pine 280 279 w. 28th 70 Depeyster 196 195 Ridge L f t Rt 296 295 w. 29th 214 215 Pitt 2 1 Bowery 75 Maiden Lane 36 37 Second Av. 312 313 w. 30th 77 Fletcher 234 231 Willett 382 881 w. 81st 250 251 Sheriff 84 87 First Av. 87 u Burling Slip 144 145 Avenue A 348 347 w. 32d 93 C >f■ > Fulton 266 267 Columbia 863 w. 83d 288 289 Cannon 184 — East Place — M. p* Beekman 183 — Cottage Place — 383 w. 34th 118 11 Peck Slip 806 305 Lewis 400 399 w. 35th 816 — Rivington PL 204 203 Avenue B 160 O Q as Dover 258 257 Avenue C 418 419 w. 36th. 175 w Roosevelt 820 321 Goerck 836 335 Mangin — 297 Sheriff 1S7 James Slip — 355 Tompkins 814 M. Avenue D. S h e r if f* fr. 502 .Grand, 194 Oliver — 859 Mechanic PL N. to Second. 202 Catharine — 365 East Second A v en u e* L e ft R t 221 Market from 451 Houston, N. — 2 Grand 240 Pike R iv i n g t o n P la ce* to Harlem R. 19 20 Broome 259 Rutgers rear 316 Rivington. L e ft R t 43 44 Delancey 270 Jefferson 1 2 Houston 71 70 Rivington _ Clinton R ofrin son* from 4 15 16 First 99 100 Stanton — Montgomery College Place, W . to 85 34 Second 127 126 Houston 871 Gouverneur Slip N. River. 51 52 Third 131 M. Second. Walnut L e ft R t 67 70 Fourth — East 88 — College Place 85 86 Fifth 48 49 Greenwich 99 100 Sixth S ix t h * from 375 Bow­ S o u th W illia m * 60 61 Washington 115 114 Seventh ery, E. to E. R. from 7 William, W. to 78 75 W est 127 128 Eighth L e f t R t. Broad. 143 140 Ninth M. 1 Bowery R o o se v e lt* from 135 155 154 Tenth M. — Hall Place S p in g le r P la c e * Chatham, S. to E. R. 173 172 E. 11th 86 45 Second Av. E. 15tb, between Fifth L e ft R t — 190 Twelfth 60 59 First Av. Avenue and Broadway. 2 1 Chatham — — E. 13th 104 103 Avenue A 40 37 Madison Ch. — E. 14th 264 269 Avenue B S p r in g * from 188 Bow­ 66 67 Oak — — E.15th 323 327 Avenue C ery, W. to N. R. 78 — Batavia (Stuyvesatit Sq.) 880 3S1 Avenue D L q ft R t 100 101 Cherry ---------E. 17th 394 897 Lewis. 2 1 Bowery APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY, 101 12 11 Elizabeth 37 36 Second Av. — 118 W. 18th 28 27 Mott — — E. 41st 83 82 First Av. 135 134 W . 19th — — E. 42d- 46 45 Mulberry 127 128 Avenue A. 151 — W . 20th 62 61 Marion 165 — W. 21st T h o m a s * from 126 64 — Elm St. P e te r ’ s P la c e , 181 — W . 22d Church, W. to Hudson. 78 77 Crosby Church sheet, from No. 195 — W. 23d L e ft Rt. 84 89 Broadway 17 to 26. 213 — W. 24th 1 2 Church 104 101 Mercer 229 22S W. 25th 28 30 W. Broadway 126 121 Greene St T h o m a s ’ c o u r t 215 216 W. 26th rear 2 W . 22d. 63 56 Hudson. 142 141 Wooster 261 260 W. 27th 162 157 Laurens S to n e , from 15 W hite­ 277 230 W. 23th T h om p son , from 182 177 Thompson hall, E. to William. 293 296 W. 29th 130 Canal, N. to Fourth. 202 197 Sullivan L eft Rt. 309 — W. 30th Left. Rt. — 219 Macdougal 1 2 Whitehall 325 326 W. 31st 1 2 Canal — 282 Clarke 21 20 Broad 341 340 W. 32d 19 20 Grand 256 259 Varick 67 66 William. 361 358 W. 33d 47 4S Broome 292 291 Hudson — — W . 34th 83 84 Spring. S t u y v e s a n t , from 806 — Renwick 25 Third Avenue, E. to 1— 390 W. 35th. (Glover Placed 818 817 Greenwich Second Avenue. 125 118 Prince 834 883 Washington Left. Rt. 161 160 Houston M. 858 W est T h a m e s , from 111 205 204 Bleecker 1 2 Third Av. Broadway,W. to Green­ Sp ru ce, from 152 Nas­ 15 14 Ninth wich. 233 234 Amity sau, S. E. to Gold. 29 46 Tenth L e ft Rt. . 247 248 Fourth. Left. Rt. Ch. — Second A v. 2 1 Broadway 1 2 Nassau T im p o t A l l e y , from 21 26 William S u ffo lk , from 202 Di­ — 3 Temple 59 Greenwich to Trin­ vision, N. to Houston. 26 29 Greenwich. 43 44 Gold. ity Place. Left. Rt. S ta n to n , fr. 245 Bow­ 1 2 Division T lie a t r e A l l e y , ft*. T o m p k i n s , from 606 ery, E. to E. R. 5 6 Hester 15 Ann, N. to Beek- Grand, E. to E. R. L eft Rt. 37 32 Grand man. L eft. Rt. 2 1 Bowery 61 62 Broome 2 1 Grand 6 — Stanton Place ' 85 92 Delancey T h i r d , from 345 Bow­ 20 17 Broome 24 23 Chrystie — — Clinton Alley ery, E. to E. R. 29 — Delancey 40 39 Forsyth 107 106 Rivingtdn L eft. Rt. 55 53 Rivington 58 57 Eldridge 149 158 Stanton 1 2 Bowery — — Stanton. 72 73 Allen 179 188 Houston 33 88 Second Av. 88 89 Orchard S u l l i v a n , from 160 93 92 First Av. T o m p k i n s P I*, 104 103 Ludlow 135 136 Avenue A Tenth street, from No. Canal, N. to Amity. 120 119 Essex Left. Rt. 179 180 Avenue B. 249 to No. 291. 136 135 Norfolk 2 1 Canal (Cottage Place.) 152 149 Suffolk * — 184 East Place T r i n i t y P la c e , fr. 168 169 Clinton 20 21 Grand 44 — Watts 249 250 Avenue C 98 Liberty, S. to Tinpot 184 185 Attorney 313 312 Avenue D Alley. 200 201 Ridge 56 55 Broome 92 93 Spring — 328 Manhattan L eft. R t 218 217 Pitt 130 129 Prince 341 342 Lewis 1 — Liberty 236 235 W illett — 858 Goerck 5 4 Cedar 254 253 Sheriff 164 165 Houston. ( Varick Place.') — — East 13 12 Thames 268 269 Columbia 204 205 Bleecker Ch. 48 Rector 284 285 Cannon T h ir d A v e n u e , 67 — Exchange AL 802 803 Lewis 236 239 Amity. 77 93 Tinpot Alley. from 395 Bowery, N. to 820 821 Goerck T e m p le , from 88 Lib­ Harlem R. 340 839 Mangin. erty, S. to Thames. L eft. Rt. T r o y , from 105 Green­ S ta n to n P I a c e , rear Left. R t — M. Sixth wich Avenue, W . to N, 6 Stanton-street 8 9 Liberty 2 1 Seventh R. 6 7 Cedar — 19 Eighth L e ft Rt. S ta p le, fr. 169 Duane, 8 9 Thames. 18 — Astor Place 2 1 Greenwich Ay. N. to Harrison. 46 43 Fourth L eft R t T e n t li, from ISO Sixth — 25 Stuyvesant 66 57 Eighth Ay. Avenue, E. to E. R. 32 — Ninth 2 1 Duane 50 49 Tenth — — Hudson — — Jay Left. Rt. 88 89 Greenwich 1 2 Sixth Av. 66 67 E. 11th 8 — Harrison. 86 85 Twelfth 122 127 Washington Ch. 64 Fifth Av. 160 161 W est S tate, from 48 White­ 95 96 University PI. 108 107 E. 13th hall to Broadway. (B revoort Place,.) 128 129 E. 14th L eft Rt. 148 147 E. 15th T w e l f t h , (see East 137 136 Broadway Twelfth, also West ^ 1 Whitehall 149 148 Fourth Av. 170 169 E. 16th S 14 Pearl 190 185 E. 17th Twelfth.) 171 172 Third Av. ^ 15 Bridge Ch. — Stuyvesant 196 203E. 18th pq 20 Bowling Green. 214 219 E. 19th U n i o n C o u r t ,, rear 201 198 Second Av. 59 University Place. 230 239 E. 20th St. C le m e n t’ s P I ., 243 242 First Av. 246 257 E. 21st Macdougal-street, from ( Tom pkins Place.) 262 275 E. 22d U n io n P la c e , from No. 173 to No. 193. 291 290 Avenne A 280 293 E. 23d 153, 156, to 232, 233 St. .lo tu s’ s L a n e , 345 Sq. Avenue B 296 813 E. 24th Fourth Avenue, and from 9 Beach, N. to 399 398 Avenue C 312 327 E. 25th from 845 to 857 Broad­ Laight. — 422 Knapp’s PI. 328 343 E. 26th way. Left. Rt. 423 — Dry Dock 344 359 E. 27th Left. Rt. sg 1 Beach — 434 Aveuue D. 360 375 E. 23th i 2 E. 14th S 9 York 390 391 E. 29th Ch. 20 E. 15th q 15 Laight. T e n th A v e n u e , 408 407 E. 30th 81 34 E. 16th from 542 West, N. to 426 423 E. 31st 41 48 E. 17th St. L u k e ’ s P la c e , Harlem R. 42S 441 E. 32d 61 62 E. 18th Leroy-st. bet. Hudson Left. Rt. 442 455 E. 33d 73 76 E. 19th. and Bedford. 1 2 West 456 471 E. 34th St. M a r k ’ s P la c e , — 16 Twelfth 472 — E. 35th U n iv e r s it y P l« , Eighth street,- from 17 33 82 W. 13th — 503 E. 36th, from 290 Fourth, N. to Third Avenue, E. to 49 50 W . 14th — 517 E. 37th Fourteenth. Avenue A. 65 66 W . 15th — 531 E. 38th L eft. Rt. L eft Rt. 85 82 W . 16th — — E. 39th — 1 Fourth 1 2 Third Av. 101 102 W . 17th — — E. 40th — — Washington PL 102 APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY. 9 1 Waverley PL — 293 Division W a s h i n g t o n P I.* 56 Bector 8 9 Eighth 294 — Ludlow. from 713 Broadway, 80 Carlisle 554 19 Ninth W . to Wooster. 86 Albany 26 Ch. Tenth W a l l * from 86 Broad­ Left. Bt. 93 Cedar 42 43 W. Eleventh way, E. to E. B. 2 1 Broadway 102 Liberty 56 — ( Union Court,) Left. Bt. 10 5 Mercer 115 Cortlandt 56 59 Twelfth 2 1 Broadway 16 21 Green 122 Dey 72 73 E. Thirteenth — 7 New Ch. Un. Wooster. 130 Fulton 82 79 E. Fourteenth. 20 — Nassau 138 Vesey — 21 Broad W a s h i n g t o n Sq*, 147 Barclay Waverley Place, from 159 Bobinson V a n d a m 9 from 13 — 37 Jauncey Court No. 45 to No. 99. 167 Murray Macdougal, W. to 46 53 William — 57 Hanover 177 Warren Greenwich. W a te r * fr. 41 White­ 185 Chambers Left. lit. 62 — Jones Court 76 75 Pearl hall, E. to E. B. 189 Beade 2 1 Macdougal Left. Bt. 190 Duane 44 45 Varick 88 89 Water 104 103 Front 2 1 Whitehall 198 Jay 74 77 Hudson 6 5 Moore 206 Harrison 100 101 Greenwich. 120 119 South. 22 19 Broad 215 Franklin 40 39 Coenties Slip 224 North Moore V a n d e w a t e r 9 from W a ln u t * see Jackson. — 49 Cuyler’s Alley 233 Beach 54 Frankfort, E. to 72 73 Old Slip 246 Hubert PearL W arren * from 260 — 93 Gouv’neur L. 254 Laight Broadway, W . to N. B. 116 115 WaU 264 Vestry V a r ic k , from 130 Left. Bt. 132 133 Pine 270 Desbrosses Franklin, N. to Car­ 2 1 Broadway — 139 Depeyster 281 Watts mine. 32 35 Church 152 153 Maiden Lane 293 Hoboken Left. Bt. 62 61 College Place 158 159 Fletcher M. Canal 1 2 Franklin 98 91 Greenwich 180 179 Burling Slip 300 Spring 11 14 North Moore 106 109 Washington 200 199 Fulton 320 Charlton 23 24 Beach 128 127 W est 222 221 Beekman 831 King Prk. 58 Laight 258 251 Peck Slip 342 Hamersley 71 70 Canal W arren P la ce* 278 279 Dover 852 Clarkson — 78 Grand Charles street, from 322 321 Boosevelt 862 Leroy 93 92 Watts No. 2 to No. 24. 362 363 James Slip 374 Morton 109 108 Broome 378 379 Oliver 882 Barrow 123 122 Dominick W a s h in g t o n * from 396 391 Catharine Slip 887 Christopher 133 134 Spring — Battery Place, N. to 432 431 Market 896 Amos 155 154 Vandam Gansevoort. 470 469 Pike 404 Charles 169 170 Charlton Left. Bt. ! 514 513 Butgers 415 Perry 187 188 King 2 1 Battery Place 534 535 Jefferson 425 Hammond 205 204 Hamersley 88 39 Morris 556 555 Clinton 444 Bank — 208 Downing 90 97 Bector 596 595 Montgomery 470 Bethune 225 — Clarkson 120 125 Carlisle 620 613 Gouvneur SL 488 Troy — 230 Carmine. 130 131 Albany 630 M. Scammel 504 Jane 146 143 Cedar 684 687 Walnut 520 Horatio V a r i c k P la c e * Sul­ 154 153 Liberty 736 — Corlears 534 Gansevoort livan street, from No. 170 169 Cortlandt 759 — East 542 Tenth Av. 166 to No. 204. 182 179 Dey j 194 191 Fulton W a tts * from 44 Sulli­ W e s t B ro a d w a y * | M. 205 Vesey van, W . to N. B. from 131 Chambers, N. V esey* from Broad­ to CanaL way (opposite 222), W. 222 221 Barclay L eft Bt. 240 239 Bobinson 1 2 Sullivan Left. Bt. toN . B. 2 1 Chambers Left. Bt. 256 255 Murray 31 80 Yarick 270 271 Warren 59 64 Hudson — 13 Beade Ch. — Broadway 82 31 Duane 29 30 Church 284 285 Chambers — 66 Canal 298 297 Keade 61 74 Greenwich 48 49 Thomas 69 70 Greenwich 64 65 Anthony 81 86 Washington Sq. 305 Duane 85 86 Washington 320 319 Jay 103 98 W est 82 81 Leonard M. 110 W est 98 99 Franklin 334 333 Harrison 348 345 Franklin W a v e r l e y P lace* — 117 White V estry * from 159 Ca­ 122 — North Moor© nal, W . to N. B. 364 363 North Moore from 727 Broadway, 378 377 Beach W . to Christopher. 134 — Beach Left. Bt. J- 135 Walker — 2 Canal 396 395 Hubert L eft Bt. 412 411 Laight 2 1 Broadway — 151 Lispenard 1 — Yarick 164 — York 27 26 Hudson 424 421 Yestry 8 9 Mercer 438 439 Desbrosses 22 23 Greene 174 169 CanaL 47 48 Greenwich 57 58 Washington 454 453 Watts 32 43 University Place 476 — Hoboken 7 Washington Square.) W e st B ro a d w a y 71 72 W est P lace* Laurens st, M. 477 Canal u 69 Fifth Av. M. 495 Spring PL< 99 Macdougal from No. 2 to No. 28. W a lk e r * from 135 W . Broadway, E. to Divi­ 532 533 Charlton 130 131 Sixth Av. 548 549 King — 141 Gay W e s t Court* rear 66 sion. W . 22d. Left. Bt. 566 565 Hamersley — 151 Factory 2 1 W. Broadway 582 583 Clarkson 168 — Grove 598 599 Leroy — — Christopher. W est E leven th * 30 29 Church from 803 Broadway, 70 69 Broadway 614 615 Morton W . to Greenwich Av. 76 75 Cortlandt AL 632 631 Barrow W e e h a w k e n , from 648 647 Christopher 204 Amos, S. to Chris­ Left. Bt. 94 93 Elm 2 1 Broadway 108 109 Centre 660 665 Amos topher. 682 683 Charles 40 83 University Place 126 125 Orange 62 59 Fifth Av. 142 141 Mulberry 692 — Charles Alley W e s le y P I.* Mul­ 700 701 Perry berry st, from No. 136 135 Sixth Av. 158 159 Mott 196 195 Greenwich Av. 174 171 Elizabeth 718 719 Hammond 295 to No. 313. 188 187 Bowery 732 731 Bank 752 751 Bethune W e st* from Battery W e s t T w e lfth * fr. 210 209 Chrystie 21 Gansevoort, W. to 228 227 Forsyth 770 769 Troy Place, N. to Tenth Av. 780 781 Jane Left. Bt. N. B. 246 243 Eldridge L e ft Bt. 262 259 Allen 800 797 Horatio 1 Battery Place 814 815 Gansevoort 23 Morris — 1 Gansevoort 278 277 Orchard APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY. — 3 Ninth Av. W e s t T w e n tie t h * W est T w e n ty - ;66 67 Broadway r:' — — Tenth Ay. from 154 Fifth A v., W. S ev e n th * from — ’— 69 Sixth Av. — — Eleventh Ay. to N. R. Fifth Avenue, W . to N. (Dunham Place.) L eft Rt. B. 128 129 Seventh Av. W t T h ir t e e n t h * fr. 2 1 Fifth Av. Left,. R t | . ' 190.191 Eighth Av. 70 Fifth Av., W . to N. 62 65 Sixth Av. 2 1 Fifth Avenue. •• 254 255 Ninth Av. R. 120 119 Seventh Av. 12 13 B ro a d w a y ! 812 313 Tenth Av. Left. M 186 185 Eighth Av. 52 49 Sixth Av. — — Eleventh Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. 242 243 Ninth Av. 112 109 Seventh Av. 80 79 Sixth Av. 294 — Tenth Av. 170 169 Eighth Av. W est T hirty- 134 135 Seventh Av. 826 —*Eleventh Av. 234 238 Ninth Av. F o u r th * from Fifth 170 174 Greenwich Av. 294 299 Tenth Av. av. W . to North River. — 185 Eighth Av. W est T w e n t y - 360 — Eleventh A v. L eft Rt. — — Hudson F irst* from — Fifth 2 1 Fifth Av. — — Ninth Av. Av., W. to N. R. W est T w e n ty - — — Sixth Av. — — Tenth Av. L eft R t E ig h t h * from — — — Broadway — — Eleventh Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. Fifth Avenue, W . to 120 119 Seventh Av. 60 61 Sixth Av. N. R. 176 175 Eighth Av. W . F o u r te e n th * 120 121 Seventh Av. L eft R t — — Ninth Av. from 82 Fifth Avenue, 188 189 Eighth Av. 2 1 Fifth Avenue (Hudson Place.) W . to N. R. 246 247 Ninth Av. 16 — Broadway — — Tenth Av. L eft Rt. — 317 Tenth Av. 48 47 Sixth Av. — — Eleventh Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. 108 105 Seventh Av. 68 69 Sixth Av. W est T w e n t y - 168 169 Eighth Av. W est T h irty- 124 119 Seventh AV. Second* from Fifth Ch. 22V Ninth Av. F ifth * from Fifth Av. 172 173 Eighth Av. Av., W . to N. R. 284 281 Tenth Av. W . to North River. — 233 Ninth Av. Left. R t — 343 Eleventh Av. L e ft Rt. 812 279 Tenth Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. — — Eleventh Av. — — S t Thos. Court 66 65 Sixth Av. 78 79 Sixth Av. W e s t T w e n t y - — — Broadway — 115 Seventh Av. N in th * from — Fifth 118 117 Seventh Av. W e s t F ifte e n th * Avenue, W . to N. R. from 96 Fifth Av. W . 180 181 Eighth Av. (O u rrey Place.) toN . R. (Lenox Place.) Left. R t 178 181 Eighth Av. 252 251 Ninth Av. 2 1 Fifth Avenue 234 233 Ninth Av. L eft R t r 27 Broadway 2 1 Fifth Av. 818 — Tenth Av. 296 291 Tenth Av. 326 229 Eleventh Av. 54 53 Sixth Av. — — Eleventh Av. 52 55 Sixth Av. 118 119 Seventh Av. 138 125 Seventh Av. 178 177 Eighth Av. 184 135 Eighth Av. W est T w e n ty - (Lam artine Place.) W e s t T h i r t y - 242 243 Ninth Av. T h ir d * fr. 194 Firth — 241 Ninth Av. S ixth * from Fifth Av. — — Tenth Av. Av. W . to N. R. 800 801 Tenth Av. "W. to North River. — — Eleventh Av. Left. R t 358 359 Eleventh Av. Left. R t 2 1 Fifth Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. 64 65 Sixth Av. 66 — Sixth Av. W e s t S ix te e n th * — — Broadway from 108 Fifth Av., W. 128 125 Seventh Av. W e s t T liir t ie tli* 192 193 Eighth Av. from — Fifth Avenue, — 123 Seventh Av. toN . R. / 180 183 Eighth Av. L eft.R t 256 245 Ninth Av. W . to N. R. (London lerra cef) Left. R t 250 245 Ninth Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. — — Tenth Av. 78 79 Sixth Av. — — Tenth Av. 2 1 Fifth Avenue 32 85 Broadway — — Eleventh Av. 134 185 Seventh Av. 182 181 Eighth Av. W est T w e n ty - 54 51 Sixth Av. 242 241 Ninth Av. F o u r th * from Firth 118 113 Seventh Av. W est Thirty- 296 297 Tenth Av. A v., W. to N. R. 178 179 Eighth Av. Seven th* from Fifth — — Eleventh Av. 242 243 Ninth Av. Av. W. to North River. L eft R t — — Tenth Av. — 1 Fifth Av. L eftR t. 2 — Broadway — — Eleventh Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. W . S ev e n te e n th * — 69 Sixth Av. from 116 Fifth Av., W. 68 69 Sixth Av. 130 129 Seventh Av. W est T liir ty - 82 83 Broadway to N. R. L eft R t 192 191 Eighth Av. F irst* from — Fifth — 115 Seventh Av. 250 257 Ninth Av. Avenue, W . to N. R. — 177TSighth Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. 236 289 Ninth Av. 68 67 Sixth Av. ( Chelsea Cottages.) Left. Rt. 384 329 Tenth Av. 2 1 Fifth Avenue — 299#enth Av. 130 131 Seventh Av. — — Eleventh Av. 202 201 Eighth Av. 850 351 Eleventh Av. 44 48 Broadway 58 57 Sixth Av. 264 261 Ninth Av. 324 297 Tenth Av. W est T w e n t y - 122 123 Seventh Av. W est Thirty- — — Eleventh Av. F ift h , from — Fifth 184 183 Eighth Av. ( M illward Place,,) E ig h t h * from Fifth Avenue, W . to N. R. Av. W . to No*th River. 256 255 Ninth Av. L e ftR t. V* ,£•//• W . E ig h t e e n t h * fr. L eft Rt. 822 321 Tenth Av. 2 1 Fifth 128 Fifth Av., W . to 2 1 Fifth Av. — — Eleventh Av. — — Broadway 64 63 Sixth Av. N. R. — — Broadway Left,. R t 52 51 Sixth Av. 110 113 Seventh Av. W e s t T h ir t y -S e c ­ — — Seventh Av. 2 1 Fifth Av. ond* from — Fifth 174 177 Eighth Av. 70 69 Sixth Av. 170 173 Eighth Av. 234 237 Ninth Av. Avenue, W . to N. R. 234 287*Ninth Av. 120 117 Seventh Av. Left. Pt. — 295 Tenth Av. 188 191 Eighth Av. 320 819 Tenth Av. __ — Eleventh Av. . — — Eleventh Av. 2 1 Fifth Avenue — 243 Ninth Av. 52 — Broadway 298 297 Tenth Av. 56 — Sixth Av. W est Thirty* — — Eleventh Av. W est T w e n t y - 116 115 Seventh Av. N in th * from Fifth S ix th * from — Fifth Avenue, W . to N. R. 176 177 Eighth Av. Av. W . to North River. W . N in e te e n th * 242 243 Ninth Av, L eftR t. from 140 Fifth Av., W. Left. R t 312 818 Tenth Av. 2 1 Fifth Ay.: toN . R. 2 1 Fifth Avenue. — — Broadway — — Eleventh Av. 68 69 Sixth Avj Left. R t 98 — Broadway 2 1 Fifth Av. 52 53 Sixth Av. — — Seventh Av. — — Sixth Av. 118 109 Seventh Av. W e s t T h i r t y - 176 175 Eighth Av. T h i r d fro m — Fifth 178 181 Eighth Av. 130 127 Seventh Av. 236 — Ninth Av. 240 241 Ninth Av. Avenue, W . to N. R. 198 197 Eighth Av. 296 297 Tenth Av. 250 249 Ninth Av. 304 305 Tenth Av. L eftR t. 2 1 Fifth Avenue — — Eleventh Av. 298 299 Tenth Av. — — Eleventh Av. 104 APPENDIX.— STREET DIRECTORY, W est F o rtieth * 66 63 Broadway 41 42 Delancey 183 180 Spruce from Fifth Ay. W . to 78 75 Cortlandt Alley 73 74 Rivington 205 200 Frankfort North River. 96 95 Elm . 105 102 Stanton 239 240 Duane Left. Rt. 116 115 Centre 135 134 Houston 278 272 Pearl — — Fifth A t . 136 131 Orange 70 — Sixth av. W illia m *from 65 W o o ste r * from 104 98 105 Broadway Stone, N. E. to Pearl. W h i t e h a ll * from 2 Canal, N. to University 120 119 Seventh Av. Broadway, 8. to E. R. Left. Rt. Place. 174 — Eighth Av. Left. Rt. 1 — Stone Left. Rt. 282 231 Ninth Av. 1 — Bowling Green O, T>porl 1 2 Canal — Tenth Av. — 2 Markeraeld 7 — South William 27 80 Grand — — TBl^yenth Av. 23 20 Bridge 9,6 &16 Beaver 58 54 Broome 81 32 Pearl 26 24 Exchange Place 91 92 Spring W * W a s h in g to n 43 — Water 43 44 Wall 129 128 Prince P la c e * Barrow-st, — 48 State 53 54 Pine 161 166 Houston from No. 1 to No. 61. 49+s j Front 63 64 Cedar 191 194Bleecker 65pq ( South 77 78 Liberty — 216 Amity Place W h ite * from 117 W. 83 82 Maiden Lane 229 234 Amity Broadway, East to Or­ W ille t t * from 482 i — 92 Platt 251 — Fourth ange. Grand, N. to Houston. 107 106 John L eftR L Left. Rt. 141 140 Fulton Y ork* from 9 St. John’s 2 1 W . Broadway 1 2 Grand Ch. 154 Ann Lane, E. to W. Broad­ 82 88 Church 17 18 Broome 171 168 Beekman way. APPENDIX.— TABLE OF DISTANCES. 105 LOCATION OF PIERS. NORTH R IV E R . No. ^ foot Battery Place. “ 22, bet. Yesey & Barclay. “ 41, foot Spring. “ 2, 3, bet.. Battery pi. & Morris. “ 23, 24, foot Barclay. “ 42, bet Spring & Charlton. “ 4, foot Morris. “ 25, foot Robinson. “ 43, foot Charlton. “ 5, 6, 6 f bet. Morris & Rector. “ 26, “ Murray. “ 44, “ King. “ 7, foot Rector. “ 27, “ Warren. “ 45, “ Ilarnersley. “ 8, 8 f b et Rector & Carlisle. “ 28, “ Chambers. “ 46, “ Clarkson. “ 9, foot Carlisle. “ 29, “ Duane.. “ 47, “ Morton. “ 10, “ Albany. “ 30, b et Duane & Jay. “ 48, “ Christopher. 4‘ 11, bet Albany & Cedar. “ ,31, foot Jay. “ 49, “ Amos. “ 12, foot Cedar. “ 32, foot Harrison. “ 50, “ Charles. “ 13, “ Liberty. “ 33, “ Franklin. “ 51, “ Perry. “ 14, bet Liberty & Cortlandt “ 34, “ North Moore. “ 52, “ Hammond. “ 15,16, foot Cortlandt “ 35, “ Beach. “ 53, “ Bank. “ 17, bet Cortlandt & Dey. ‘>36, “ Hubert “ 54, “ Troy. “ 18, foot Dey. “ 37, “ Yestry. “ 55, “ bet. Jane & Horatio. “ 19, “ Pulton. “ 371, “ Desbrosses. “ 56, “ foot Gansevoort “ 20, bet. Fulton & Yesey. - “ 38, “ Watts. “ 57, “ bet. Gansevoort & 12th. a 21, foot Vesoy. “ 39, 40, foot Canal. E A ST RIVER. No. 1,2, foot Whitehall “ 23, foot Beekman. “ 41, (Sectional dock,) bet. Piko “ 8, “ More. “ 24, between Beekman & Peck & Rutgers. “ 4, bet. More & Broad. slip. “ 42, 43, foot Rutgers slip. “ 5 “ Broad & Coentics slip. “ 25, 26, foot Peck slip. “ 44, “ Jefferson “ 6, 7, 8, Coenties slip. “ 27, “ Dover. “ 45, “ Clinton. “ 9,10, b. Coenties & Old slips. “ 28, bet Dover & Roosevelt. “ 46, b. Clinton & Montgomery. “ 11,12, Old slip. “ 29, foot Roosevelt. “ 47, foot Montgomery. “ 13, b. Old si. & Gouvorneur’s la. “ 80, bet. Roosevelt & James. “ 48, not built “ 14, foot Jones’ lane. “ 31, 32, foot James’ slip. “ 49, foot Gouverneur's slip. “ 15,16, foot Wall. “ 33, “ Oliver. “ 50, not built “ 17, foot Pine. “ 34, 35, “ Catharine. “ 51, 52, foot W alnut “ 18, “ Maiden lano. “ 36,37, “ Market. “ 53, 54, “ Grand. “ 19, “ Fletcher. “ 38, (Z. Rings) b et Market & “ 55, 56, “ Broome. “ 20, 21, foot Burling slip. Pike slip. “ 57, “ Delancey. “ 22, “ Fulton. “ 39,40, foot Pike “ 58, bet Rivington & Stanton. D IS T A N C E S IN T H E C I T Y O F N E W -Y O R K . FROM TH E B A T ­ FROM THE E X ­ #RO M TH E CITY TO TE R Y . C H AN GE. . H ALL. t 1 mile Rector-street. 1 1 mile Fulton. 1 Warren. i 1 1 mile Leonard. i* 1 1 Canal. if H 1 Spring. 11 If 1 Houston. 2 • 11 11 Fourth. *: 2 i 2 11 Ninth. n 21 11 Fourteenth. 2| 21 2 Seventeenth. 8 21 21 Twenty-fourth. 3 21 Twenty-ninth. H 81 21 Thirty-fourth. 3 Thirty-eighth. H 81 81 Forty-fourth. 4 81 4i 4 81 Forty-ninth. 41 81 Fifty-fourth. 4| 41 4 Fifty-eighth. 5 41 41 Sixty-third. 5i 5 41 Sixty-eighth. 5v 51 41 Seventy-third. 51 5 Seventy-eighth. 6 51 51 Eighty-third. 6J 6 51 Eighty-eighth. 61 61 51 Ninety-third/ 6f 61 6 Nin ety-seven th. 7 61 61 One Hundred and Second. 7 61 One Hundred and Seventh. 71 One Hundred and Twelfth. 71 71 61 71 7 One Hundred and Seventeenth. 71 One Hundred and Twenty-first 8 71 71 8 One Hundred and Twenty-sixth. 81 A D V E R T IS E M E N T S . WM, RADDE, 323 B R O A D W A Y , N E W -Y O R K . W . R A D D E tabes also this opportunity to inform the Physicians and the friends of Hah­ nemann’s System, that he is the SOLE AGENT for the Central Homoeopathic Pharmacy at Leipsic, in the United States, and has always on hand a good assortment of HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES, In complete sets or single vials, in Tinctures, Triturations and Dilutions; also, Pocket Cases of Medicines to suit all the Guides. Physicians’ and' Family Cases carefully put up. Homoeopa­ thic Books and Pamphlets, in the English, French, ai^Uerman languages. Also, Homoeopathic Chocolate; Arnica Tincture and Arnica Plaster, which is l£'ipecific remedy to cure corns. FIRST PREMIUM MANUFACTURER OF (Mr -iiu i 1 1 /.