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PUBLISHED  BY  ADAMS,  SAMPSON  &  CO., 

No.    78    STATE    STREET, 

JUNE  1,  1862. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress  in  the  year  1862,  by  Adams, 

Saupbon  4  Co.,  in  the  Cleric's  Office  of  the  District  Court  of 

the  Northern  District  of  New  York. 

J.  MUN8ELL,  PRINTER,  78  STATE  STREET, 

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TO   OUR  PATRONS. 


In  collecting  and  compiling  the  material  for  the  following  pages,  vre  have  aimed  at  accuracy  and  completenees ; 
not  a  building  within  the  limits  of  the  city,  including  aleo  portions  of  Bethlehem,  Grcenbneb,  Bath  and  North 
Albany,  has  been  passed  without  mnking  an  effort  to  secure  the  names  and  business  of  its  occupants,  and  if  omiB- 
sions  occur,  it  will  be  found  by  inquiry  that  the  parties  when  called  upon,  either  neglected  or  were  unable  to  give 
our  agents  the  necessary  information. 

The  great  difficulty  under  which  a  majority  of  people  labor,  when  looking  into  the  Directory  for  names  and 
are  unable  to  find  them,  is,  they  either  forget  that  we  arrange  them  strictly  alphabetically,  or  they  do  not  know 
how  the  name  is  ppelled  which  they  are  seeking  to  find.  Our  agents  while  cinvassing  the  city  for  the  names, 
always  ask  how  the  individual  spells  his  name,  before  writing  it  in  the  book,  consequently  In  the  spelling  of  sur- 
names, the  orthography  of  the  person  to  whom  the  name  belongs  is  invariably  followed ;  therefore,  in  order  to 
find  the  name  of  a  person  in  the  Directory,  you  must  know  how  that  individual  spells  it,  or  it  will  be  necessary 
to  look  at  the  various  ways  of  spelling  a  name  having  the  same  pronunciation.  A  slight  variation  in  the  spelling, 
will  throw  two  names,  having  the  same  pronunciation,  several  pages  apart.  It  will  also  be  remembered  that  this 
alphabetical  arrangement  extends  to  the  last  letter  of  the  Christian  name. 

To  those  who  notice  the  names  of  many  of  our  prominent  business  firms,  inserted  in  CAPITAL  LETTERS  in 
the  Business  Directory,  while  others  are  not,  we  will  say  the  former  are  Advertisers,  the  latter  Non-advertisers. 
This  distinction  will  perhaps  be  more  readily  noticed  in  the  present  issue  than  in  either  of  the  preceding  numbers, 
as  we  have  taken  especial  pains  to  place  the  names  of  the  Advertisers  under  every  heading  appertaining  to  their 
several  vocations. 

In  future  we  shall  insert  in  the  Business  Directory  the  names  of  those  who  do  not  advertise,  uuder  only  one 
or  two  headings,  this  we  believe  is  all  that  can  be  reasonably  asked  of  us.  While  we  are  anxious  to  represent  every 
man's  business  fairly  in  this  part  of  the  book,  we  do  not  feel  it  incumbent  upon  us  to  repeat  his  name  under  every 
business  heading  his  fancy  may  dictate,  and  thus  permit  him  to  do  so  much  of  his  advertising  at  our  expense. 

We  shall  use  our  best  endeavors  to  make  it  a  decided  object  for  those  who  are  striving  to  do  a  prosperous  bus- 
iness, to  use  the  Directory  as  one  of  the  valuable  advertising  mediums,  and  we  feel  confident  that  this  part  of  the 
work  is  destined  to  be  of  great  importance  to  our  business  men.  We  find  it  generally  so  considered  by  those  who 
have  given  it  a  trial,  and  would  particularly  request  those  who  have  not,  to  consider  the  matter  well,  and  improve 
the  opportunity  another  year. 

We  again  renew  our  thanks  to  those  who  encourage  us  in  this  enterprise,  and  also  to  the  Citizens  generally  for 
the  courtesy  with  which  our  agents  have  been  received,  while  collecting  the  information. 


TABLE   OF   CONTENTS. 


Abbreviations, 11 

A.  D.  O.  ofH., 203 

Advertisements 217  to  252 

Albany  City  Hospital, 207 

AldermouofCity 197 

Assessors 197 

Bands  of  Music 201 

Banks  in  Albany, 205 

Benevolent  Societies, 20S  to  210 

Board  of  Trade 208 

Boundaries  of  Wards, 9,     10 

Business  Directory, 1^5 

Cemeteries, 207 

Churches  and  Clergymen, 200 

City  Government, 197 

Colleges  and  Academies, 207,  208 

Commissioners, 198,  212 

Companies, 207 

Coroners, 212 

Corporations, 207 

County  Government, 212 

Courts, 212 

Custom  House  Officers 212 

Expresses, 199 

Fire  District.", 9 

Fire  Department, 198 

Gas  Light  Company, 207 

Hospitals, 207 

Institutions, 207 

Insurance  Companies 204 

I.  O.  of  B., 203 

I.O.ofO.F., 203 

Justices  of  the  Peace, 198 

Libraries,  199 

Loan  Comraissioners, 212 

Markets  (see  Meat  Stalli} 176 

Masonic  Institutions 202 


Medical  Societies, , 

Miscellaneous 

Military, 

Newspapers, 

Observatory, 

Orphan  Asylums 

Overseer  of  the  Poor, 

Parks  and  Squares, 

Penitentiary, 

Physicians, 

Pier  Company, 

Places,  Alleys,  &c., 

Plankroad  Companies, 210, 

Police  Districts, 

Police  Stations  and  Commissioners, 

Post  Office  and  Rates, 

Public  Buildings, 

Public  Schools, 

RailRoads 210,214, 

Savings  Banks, 

School  Commissioners, 

Sheriffs 

Societies, 

Sons  of  Temperance, 

St.ite  Government, 

Streets,  Places,  Alleys,  &c., 

Sunday  Schools  and  Superintendents, 200, 

Supervisors 

Telegraph  Company, 

Ten-.perance  Societies, 

Traveling  Route-s 

Turnpike  Companies, 

U.  A.  O.  of  D., 

United  States  Officers, 

Universiiies, 

Wardf — Boundaries  and  Election  Districts, 9, 

Water  Commissioners, 


209 
207 
204 
199 
208 
208 
198 

8 
212 
179 
207 

8 
211 

9 
198 
211 

8 
199 
215 
206 
212 
212 
208 
21 3 
213 

7 
201 
212 
207 
203 
210 
210 
204 
212 
208 

10 
193 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISING  DEPARTMENT. 


Academies. 

Albany  Fetniile  Acidemy 246 

Bryant,  Stratton  &  Co 247 

Kice,  E.I5 248 

Agricultural  Implements. 

Km.Ty  Brothers 155,156 

I,.  &  1'.  K.  Ueilerick, 226 

Wheelur,  Melick  &  Oo., lilS 

Artificial  Flowers. 

M.  L.  (Jutler, 248 

J.  A.  O'Brien, ...1 249 

Baker. 

J.  Whiting, 234 

Redding. 

Antrim  White, 6 

Bedstead  Manufacturer. 

R.  K.  Viele. 223 

Bent  Fellies. 

Winne  &  Northrup, 236 

Blacksmith. 

A.  Bemis 239 

Blank  Book  Manufacturer. 

F.  n.  Little, front  cover 

Blind  Manufacturers. 

T.J.  Hiunsdill, 239 

P.  H.  Wemple 252 

Boilers  and  Steam  Engines. 

R   HarUi« 224 

ftl.  Maginne-^ 220 

I'ruyn  &  Liausing, 219 

John  Rodgers, 225 

K.  Townsend 226 

Bonnet  Bleachers  &  Pressers. 

M.  L.  Cutler 248 

J.  A.  O'Brien, 249 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
Banks  &  Brothers  (law),  back  colored 

Frank  U.  Little front  cover 

J,  Lord, 250 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

Joseph  Lemoges 249 

Brass  Founder. 

J.  Maxvfell,  jr 217 

Brewers. 

Amsdell  Brothers 227 

Anderson*  Co., 232 

A.  A.  Dunlop 229 

U.  Burt  &  Co., 228 

J.  McKnight's  Son 230 

A.  McUuade, 233 

J.  Taylor  &  dons, 231 

George  W.  Hoxie  (spruce  beer),...  234 

Brush  Maker. 

J.  B.  Armour 252 

Bung  Manufacturer. 

P.  Amernian,  New  York 251 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

John  CIcmishire 238 

JacobVan  Derzee, 238 

Carriage  ^nd  Sleigh  Builders. 

Kingsbury  &  Whitehead, 237 

Long  &  dilsby 217 

H.  McDonnald, 237 

Peter  Winne 236 

M.  Witt,  jr 237 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

J.  Harris  .v  Son 232 

Lawler  &  Rodgers, 233 

B.  Payn, 236 

Vant  &  Ertzberger 251 

Clothing  Dealers  &  Tailors. 
L  D.  Uutchins, 6 

G.  ^ard, front  cover 

Geo.  C.Scott 24.9 

Coal  and  Wood. 

T.  C.  RafTerty 10 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mill. 
Bartholomew  &  Morse 234 


Commission  Merchants. 

Anable  &  Kathbonff : 235 

Friend  Humphrey's  Sons,. ..back  col'd 

J.  &  i).  11.  Carv 235 

Letcvres  &  Smith 23i 

K.M.  Van  Sickler  &  Forby 225 

Coppersmiths. 

M.Belehanry 222 

P.  n.  Grifflo.. 22. 

T.  Myers  &  Co., 239 

Kiduway  &  Co 223 

Peter  Smith, back  colored 

Distillers. 

J,  Evers, 232 

J.  TraceyA  Co., 222 

Door,  Sash  and  Blinds. 

T.  J.  Ramsdill 239 

P.  H.  Wemple 252 

Druggists  and  Apothecaries. 

M.  W.  Macomber 248 

C.  A.  Burt. 2:^8 

Dry  Goods. 

J.  Dearstyne  &  Brothers 236 

John  Reid 245 

B.  Al.  Van  Sickler  &  Forby, 225 

Dyers  and  Scotirers. 

E  McGregor 248 

Mrs.  John  McDuffie 249 

Engravers. 

Gavit  &  Cowell back  colored 

Charles  Knickerbocker,  ...  back  cover 

Hiram  B'erguson, 252 

Lewis  &  Goodwin, 187 

Express. 

American  Express  Co. back  cover 

Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary. 

Dr.  Listen 241 

Fashion  Emporium. 

Mme.  Demorest 251 

Fellies  (Bent). 

Winne  &  Northrup 236 

Fertilizers. 

A.  A.  Dunlop, 229 

Emery  Bros., 155, 156 

Fire  Brick. 

Palmer.  Newton  &  Co 221 

Jacob  Henry's  Sons, 222 

Florist. 

A.  F.  Chatfleld 250 

Fringes,  Buttons,  &o. 

JohnBeid, 245 

Fruits. 
Benjamin  &  Herrick, back  cover 

Furnaces  and  Banges. 

Crandell  &  White, back  cover 

Furniture. 

H.  &  R.  Coleman 240 

Senrick  &  Fisher 233 

R.  K.  Viele 223 

B.  W.  Wooster, 240 

Fiirriers. 
Geo.  C.  Treadwell  &  Co.,  front  colored 

Furs. 
Geo.  C.  Treadwell  &  Co.,  front  colored 
H.  Dickson •  5 

Gents'  Furnishing  Goods. 

Grunge  Sard, front  cover 

G.  C,  Scott, 249 

Glass  Manufacturer. 
Suffolk  Glass  Works,  Boston,  b'k  col'd 

Grates  and  Fenders. 

Crandell  &  White back  cover 

J.  Page  &  Son, 219 

Grocers  and  "W.  I.  Goods. 

Wm.  F.Cochran 249 

James  Dearstyne  &  Brothers, 236 


Hardware. 

J.  Maxwell,  jr 217 

Harness  and  Saddles. 

L.  J.  Lloyd 217 

Harps. 

R.  &  L.  Lewis.  New  York 250 

Hats,  Caps  and  Furs. 

H.  Dickson 5 

Geo.  E.  Latham 239 

Geo.  C.  Treadwell, front  colored 

Hides. 

Anable  &  Rathbone 235 

F.  Humphrey's  Sons,...  Wk  colored 
Lefevres   &  Smith, 235 

Hollow  Ware. 

John  A.  Qoewey opposite  title 

John  F.  Kathbone opposite  title 

Hose  (Iieather). 

L.J.  Lloyd 217 

Hotels. 

Delavan  House 243 

Stanwix  Hall, 242 

Ink. 

Maynard  &  Noyes,  Boston,  back  col'd 
Insurance. 

Albany  Insurance  Co front  cover 

Albany  City  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  front  colored 

The  Mutual  Ins.  Co front  colored 

Commerce  Ins.  Co., back  cover 

VYm.  B.  Conant, 235 

Iron  Founders. 

John  A.  Qoewey opposite  title 

M.  Maginnes, 220 

J.  Page  &  Son, 219 

John  F.  Rathbone, opposite  title 

F.  Townsend, 226 

Iron  Bailing. 

Pruyn  &  Lansing, 219 

Isinglass  or  Mica. 

G.  H.  Ruggles,  Boston,  251 

Iiadies'  Dress  Trimmings. 

John  O'Brien, 249 

John  Reid, 245 

Xianguages. 

H.  Eambli, 235 

Ijaw  Books. 

Banks  &  Bros back  colored 

Ijcather  and  Findings. 

Anable  &  Kathbone, 235 

F.  Humphrey's  Sons, back  colored 

Lefevers&  Smith, 235 

Liime. 

Warner  Bros., 250 

Liquors,  Wines,  &c. 

Thomas  hehan, 232 

J.  Evers 232 

Storrs,  Murphy  &  McDonald 233 

J.  Tracey  &  Co., „  222 

Ijithographers. 

Gavit  &  Cowell back  colored 

Chas.  Knickerbocker back  cover 

Lewis  <t  Goodwin, 187 

Livery  Stable. 

Edward  Frisby 238 

Geo  Harris  &  Son, 238 

T.  W.  Van  Alstyne 239 

Looking  Glasses  and  Picture 
Frames. 

Thompson  Bros., back  cover 

Machinists. 

Daniel  Doncnster 226 

L.  <fe  P.  K.  Dederick 226 

Franklin  Machine  Works, 220 

R.  Hardie 224 

M.  Maginnes, 220 

Pruyn  &  Lansing, 219 

John  Rodgers, 225 

F.  Townsend 226 


INDEX     TO     ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


Maltster. 
A.  A.  Dunlop 229 

Malt  Wine. 

John  McKnight's  Son 230 

Manufactxirers'  Supplies. 

K.  M.  Van  Sickler  &  Forby 225 

Marble  'Works. 

Brooksby  &  Rowland , 240 

William  Manson, 187 

Melodeons. 

J.  H.  Hidley, front  col ord 

J.  Collier ,. 187 

Mercantile  Agency. 

Weed  &  Co., front  cover 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Grange  Sard front  coyer 

Geo    C.  Scott 249 

Mica. 

G.  H.  RuBgles,  Boston 251 

Millinery  Ooods. 

J.  A.O'Bri<!n 249 

M.  L.  Cutler, 248 

S.  M.  Yalkenburgh 187 

Music  Dealers. 

J.  Collier 187 

J.  H.  Hidley, front  colored 

Mustard  Manufact\irers. 

Bartholomew  &  Morse, 238 

Oculists  and  Aurists. 

Albany  General  Infirmary, 241 

Dr.  Liston 241 

Painters. 

0.  S.  Rice  &  E.  Mickel 240 

Faints,  OUs,  &c. 

M.  W.  Macomber, 248 

Paper. 

F.M.Stone 252 

Paper  Hangings. 

D.Harris, front  cover 

Patent  Medicines. 

tl.  A.  Burt 228 

M.  W.  Macomber, 248 

Pattern  Maker. 
S.  W.  Gibbs... 187 

Piano  Fortes. 

John  H.  Hidley, front  colored 

J.  Collier 187 

Picture  Frames  and  Ijooking 

Glasses. 
Thompson  Bros., back  cover 


Planing  Machines. 

Daniel  Doncaster, 226 

Plaster  Mills. 

A.  A.  Dunlop 229 

Warner  Bros., 250 

D.  H.  &C.  L.  Woodruff. 238 

Plumbers. 

M.  Delehanty 222 

P.  H.  Griffin 221 

Ridgway  &  Co 223 

Peter  Smith back  colored 

Printers. 

J.  Munsell, 

C.  Van  Benthuysen front  6 

Provisions. 
J.  AD.  H.  Gary 235 

Publishers. 

Banks  &  Bros back  colored 

C.  Van  Benthuysen 6 

Frank  H.  Little, front  cover 

Heal  Estate  Brokers. 
Wiles,  Hoffman  &  Rowland, 

front  cover 
Wm.  B.  Conant, 235 

Boofing,  Slate,  &c. 

T.  Myers  &  Co 239 

J.  W.Osborn 4 

Saw  Manufacturers. 
Pruyn  &  Lansing, 219 

Scales  and  Balances. 

Albany  Scale  Works 220 

R,  Groom, 220 

J.  Maxwell,  jr 217 

Seeds. 

Emery  Brothers, 155,156 

Sewing  Machine  Needles. 

C.  Patch  &  Co.,  Boston,.,  back  colored 

Silver  Plater. 

R.  A.  Brown 235 

Skirt  Manufacturer. 

A.  Komp.  New  York, 251 

S.  M.  Valkenburgh 187 

Slat  Machines. 

Daniel  Doncaster, 226 

Steam  Boats. 
New  Jersey  Steamboat  Co., 244 

Steam  Engines. 

R.  Hardie 224 

Pruyn  &  Lansing, 219 

M.  Maginnes 220 

.Tohn  Kodgers, 225 

F.  Townsend,.'. 226 


Stone  Cutters. 

Brooksby  &  Rowland 240 

Stove  Manufacturers. 

John  F.  Bathbone, opposite  title 

Crandell  &  White, back  cover 

Stoves  and  Furnaces. 

Crandell  &  White, back  cover 

M.  Delehanty 222 

Stove  Patterns. 

S.  W.  Gibbs 187 

Straw  Goods. 

M.  L.  Cutler 248 

J.  A.  O'Brien, .*. 249 

Tiles. 

C.  &  W.  McCammon, 250 

Tin  "Ware  Manufacturer. 

M.  Delehanty 222 

Tobacconists. 

J.  Harris*  Son 232 

Lawler  &  Rodgers, 233 

Benjamin  Payn, 236 

Tow  Boats. 

A.  Van  Pantvoord 250 

Transportation  Ijines. 

American  Kxpress  Co back  cover 

Old  tine  Steam  Tow  Boats 2.')0 

New  Jersey  Steamboat  Co 244 

Trunks  and  Valises. 

L.  J.  Lloyd, 217 

Type  and  Stereotype  Foun- 
dry. 

C.  Van  Benthuysen, front  6 

Undertakers. 
H.  &  R.  Coleman, 240 

Umbrella  Manufacturer. 

Daniel  L.  Weaver 248 

Upholsterers. 

Senrick  &  Fisher '. 233 

Antrim  White, 6 

B.W.  Wooster 240 

Window  Shades. 

D.  Harris front  cover 

Wire  Cloth  and  Sieves. 

Albany   Wire    Cloth   and    Sieve 
Manufactory, back  colored 

Wool. 

Anable  &  Bathbone, 235 

R.  M.  Van  Sickler  &  Forby 225 

Writing  Ink. 

Maynard  &  Noyes,  Boston, ...back  coi'd 


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TYPE,  STEREOTYPE  &  ELEDTROTYPE  FOUNDER. 

Mattress  &  Feather  Depot, 

No.  36  GREEN  STREET,  ALBANY. 

At  Wholesale  and  Retail,  a  general  assortment  of 

MATTRESSES,   FEATHER   BEDS,    PILLOWS,    BOLSTERS,    COTS, 
cojyrFORTERs  ^jrn  fe^tmers. 

OLD  MATTRESSES  MADE  OVER  Q-^  SHORT  NOTICE. 

Manufacturers  of  MattVesses  furnished  with  Husk  and  Palm  Leaf  by  the  ton  or  otherwise,  on 
the  most  reasonable  terras. 

AXTRIM  WHITE. 


STREETS,     PLACES,     ALLEYS,     ETC 


STREETS,  PLACES,  ALLEYS,  Etc. 

All  the  Streets  running  west  from  the  river,  commence  their  nnmbers  at  the  eastern  boundary. 
AH  those  running  parallel  with  the  river  (excepting  Broadway,  North  Pearl,  Montgomery,  Swan, 
and  Water,  which  commence  their  numbers  at  the  southern  boundary),  commence  numbering 
at  the  northern  boundary.     Several  of  the  streets  have  no  buildings  upon  them. 


Streets  and  Avenues. 

Alexander  St,  from  289  S.  Pearl  to  west  bound. 
Arch  St,  from  Quay  to  154  Grand,  1st  s  S.  Ferry. 
Bassett  St,  from  Quay  to  286  South  Pearl. 
Beaver  St,  from  414  Broadway  to  61  Eagle. 
Benjamin  St,  from  Whitehall  road  south. 
Bleecker  St,  from  100  Quay  to  136  South  Pearl. 
Bradford  St,  from  Snipe  west,  1st  s  Schen.  turn. 
Broadway,  from  south  to  north  boundary. 
Broad  St,  from  130  Lydius  to  south  boundary. 
Bowery,  from  Lark  to  Alb.  and  Schen.  turnpike. 
Canal  St,  from  64  North  Pearl  to  Snipe. 
Catharine  St,  from  21  Clinton  to  Elizabeth. 
Center  St,  from  15  Lumber  to  8  Colonie. 
Chapel  St,  from  87  State  to  opp.  25  Clinton  ave. 
Cherry  St,  from  Quay  to  119  Franklin. 
Cliestnut  St,  from  51  Hawk  to  61  Lark. 
Church  St,  from  310  Broadway  to  Gansevoort. 
Clinton  Avenue,  from  682  B'way  to  A.  &  S.  turn. 
Clinton  St,  from  134  Arch  to  south  boundary. 
Colonie  St,  from  126  Water  to  201  Lark. 
Columbia  St,  from  73  Pier  to  Eagle. 
Congress  St.,  from  8  Park  Place  to  op.  47  Swan. 
Cortland  St,  from  Del.  turn,  to  Alms  House  sq. 
Cross  St,  from  71  Canal  to  103  Orange. 
Dallius  St,  from  46  Lydius  to  Gansevoort. 
Daniels  St,  from  112  Beaver  to  75  Eagle. 
Day  St,  from  Whitehall  road  to  Turnpike. 
Dean  St,  from  14  Maiden  lane  to  13  Hiidson. 
Delaware  St,  from  opp.  50  Clinton  to  Dove. 
Delaware  turnpike,  south  from  Lydius  op.  Lark. 
De  Witt  St,  from  172  Montg'ry  to  851  Broadway. 
Division  St,  from  71  Quay  to  74  South  Pearl. 
Dove  St,  from  Elk  to  south  boundary. 
Eagle  St,  from  42  Canal  to  south  boundary. 
Elizabeth  St,  from  Arch  to  south  boundary. 
Elm  St,  from  81  Grand  to  Delaware  turnpike. 
Elk  St,  from  Eagle,  north  of  Acad.  Park,  to  Dove. 
Erie  St,  from  south  boundary  to  Schen.  turn. 
Exchange  St,  from  47  Quay  to  441  Broadway. 
Ferry  St,  see  North,  South,  and  West  Ferry  Sts. 
First  St,  from  op.  23  Ten  Broeck  to  west  bound. 
Franklin  St,  from  94  Lydius  to  Gansevoort. 
Fulton  St,  from  123  Lydius  to  10  Plain. 
Gansevoort  St,  from  1  Broadway  to  334  S.  Pearl. 
Garden  St,  from  101  Dove  west  to  Lark 
Grand  St,  from  66  Beaver  to  15  Morton. 
Green  St,  from  50  State  to  Gansevoort. 
Hawk  St,  from  16  Second  to  south  bound. 
Hamilton  St,  from  79  Quay  to  1 27  Lark. 
Herkimer  St,  from  108  Quay  to  142  South  Pearl. 
High  St,  from  170  State  to  239  Lydius. 
Hodge  St,  from  95  Quay  west  to  283  Broadway. 
Howard  St,  from  13  South  Pearl  to  35  Eagle. 
Hudson  St,  from  57  Quay  to  27  Willett. 
Jackson  St,  from  49  Spencer  to  52  Colonie. 
James  St,  from  63  State  to  46  Columbia. 
Jay  St,  from  66  Eagle  to  op.  96  Lark. 
Jefferson  St,  from  124  Eagle  to  Del.  turn. 
John  St,  from  130  Quay  to  39  Franklin. 
Johnson  St,  from  149  Grand  westerly,  crossing 
Eagle  St.  at  No.  175.  [1st  iv  Lark. 

Knox  St,  Lumber  to  Lydius  op.  Wilson's  nursery, 
La  Fayette  St,  from  1  Park  place  to  18  Swan. 
Lancaster  St,  from  op.  53  Eagle  to  Willett. 
Lark  St,  from  252  Lumber  to  425  Lydius. 
Lawrence  St,  from  river  lo  861  Broadway. 
Leai-ned  St,  from  59  North  Ferry  to  Thacher. 


Liberty  St,  from  36  Hudson  to  41  Lydius. 
Little  Spruce  St,  upper  end  Canal. 
Lodge  St,  from  75  Beaver  to  90  Columbia. 
Lumber  St,  from  1 10  Water  to  west  boundary. 
Lvdius  St,  from  96  Quay  to  west  boundary. 
^Iaiden  Lane,  from  34  Quay  to  30  Eagle. 
Mercer  St,  from  Del.  turn,  to  Alms  House  sq. 
Montgomery  St,  from  Steuben  to  North  Ferry. 
Morris  St,  from  Delaware  sq.  to  north  boundary. 
Morton  St,  from  9  Clinton  to  Delaware  turnpike. 
Mulberry  St,  from  Quay  to  93  Franklin. 
North  Ferry  St,  from  river  to  881  Broadway,  and 

from  2i!l  N.  Pearl  to  Observatory  grounds. 
North  Lansing  St,  from  134  Water  to  823  B'way. 
North  Pearl  St,  from  77  State  to  Thacher. 
Norton  St,  from  9  Green  to  4  William. 
Nucella  St,  from  Quay  w  to  Hawk. 
Odell  St,  from  Whitehall  road  south. 
Ontario  St,  from  north  to  south  boundary,  2d  w 

Alm.s  House. 
Orange  St,  from  Quay  to  Robin,  4th  n  State. 
Park  St,  from  166  State  to  11  Lancaster. 
Partridge  St,  from  south  bound,  to  Schen.  turn. 
Perry  St,  from  Alms  House  sq.  to  north  bound. 
Pier,  see  Places,  Alleys,  etc. 
Pine  St,  from  op.  58  Chapel  to  Eagle. 
Philip  St,  from  110  Hudson  to  Morton. 
Plain  St,  from  53  South  Pearl  to  89  Eagle. 
Pleasant  St,  from  Gt.  West,  to  Schen.  turnpike. 
Plumb  St,  from  Quay  to  144  Franklin. 
Providence  St,  from  Del.  turn,  to  Snipe  street. 
Pruyn  St,  from  310  Broadway  to  36  Liberty. 
Quackenbush  St,  from  Quay  to  685  Broadway. 
Quail  St,  from  north  to  south  boundary,  1st  w 

Alms  House. 
Quay  St,  along  the  dock,  from  Quackenbush  to 

S.  Ferry,  and  from  Lydius  to  south  bound. 
Rail  Road  Avenue,  from  51  Lumber  to  Van  Woert. 
Rathbone  St,  from  North  Ferry  to  Thacher. 
Rensselaer  St,  from  Quay  to  232  South  Pearl. 
Road  St,  from  134  Canal  to  Swan. 
Robin  St,  from  Lydius  to  north  boundary. 
Rose  St.  alley,  from  17  Rose  west. 
Rose  St,  from  74  Hamilton  to  85  Lydius. 
Sand  St,  from  13  Lark  to  west  boundary. 
Schuyler  St,  from  Quay  to  26  Clinton. 
Second  St,  from  op.   49  Ten  Broeck  to  west 

boundary. 
Snipe  St,  from  Lydius  to  north  boundary. 
South  Ferry  St,  from  138  B'way  to  196  S.  Pearl. 
South  Lansmg  St,  from  114  Quay  to  23  Franklin. 
South  Pearl  St,  from  88  State  to  Gansevoort. 
Spencer  St,  from  river  to  719  Broadway. 
Spring  St.,  from  23  Dove  to  8  Knox. 
Spruce  St,  from  Eagle  to  Lark,  1st  n  Elk. 
State  St,  from  50  Quay  to  Great  Western  turnpike. 
Steuben  St,  Montgomery  to  Eagle,  3d  n  State. 
Steven  St,  from  van  Vechten  south. 
Swan  St,  from  160  Colonie  to  south  boundary, 

2d  w  Eagle.  [Colonie. 

Ten  Broeck  St,  from  49  Clinton  avenue  to  138 
Tenuis  St,  from  Van  Vechten  west. 
Thacher  St,  from  the  canal  across  939  Broadway 

to  343  North  Pearl. 
Third  St,  from  op.  31  Ten  Broeck  to  west  bound. 
Union  St,  from  42  Hudson  to  49  Lydius. 
Van  Schaick  St,  from  84  North  Pearl  to  Cross. 
Van  Tromp  St,  from  638  B'way  to  85  N.  Pearl. 
Van  Vechten  St,  from  Broad  to  Elizabeth. 


8 


PUBLIC     BUILDINGS. 


Van  Woert  St,  from  870  Broadway  westerly, 

crossing  op.  275  N.  Pearl. 
Van  Zandt  St,  from  89  South  Pearl  to  44  Philip. 
Vine  St,  from  Quay  to  Franklin,  1st  s  Nucella. 
Warren  St,  from  157  Grand  to  Alms  House  sq. 
Washington  Avenue,  from  Eagle  to  G.  W.  turn. 
Water  St,  from  13  Columbia  to  North  Ferry. 
Wendell  St,  from  97  Beaver  to  54  Howard. 
Westerlo  St,  from  126  Quay  to  op  115  Grand. 
West  Ferry  St,  from  Grand  westerly,  crossing 

Eagle  at  No.  156. 
Wilbur  St,  from  93  Grand  to  76  Philip,  1st  s  Elm. 
Willett  St,  from  372  State  to  op.  454  Lydius. 
William  St,  from  22  Howard  to  89  Hudson. 
Wilson  St,  from  740  Broadway  to  33  Ten  Broeck. 
Yates  St,  from  Delaware  sq.  to  west  boundary. 

Places,  Alleys,  Etc. 

Albany  and  Mohawk  Plank  Road,  from  begin- 
ning Troy  Road  north. 

Albany  and  Schenectady  Turnpike,  from  termi- 
nus of  the  Bowery  and  Clinton  avenue  west. 

Albany  Rural  Cemetery,  Troy  road. 

Bethlehem  Road,  from' terminus  S.  Pearl  south. 

Bleecker  Place,  from  junc.  W.  Ferry  and  Philip 
to  141  Eagle. 

Carroll  Alley,  from  13  Spencer  to  14  Lumber. 

Center  Alley,  from  Whitehall  road  south. 

Che.ster  Alley,  from  104  Eagle  to  54  High. 

Chestnut  Alley,  from  47  Hawk  to  Chestnut  street. 

Columbia  Place,  Eagle,  near  Columbia. 

Droogan  Place,  from  1  Clinton  street  west. 

Eagle  Alley,  from  op.  19  Hamilton  south. 

East  Albany  Ferry,  foot  of  Maiden  lane. 

Fish  Slip,  foot  of  Columbia. 

Foundry  Place,  from  56  North  Ferry  south. 

Grand  Alley,  from  13  Grand  westerly. 

Great  Western  Turnpike,  from  terminus  State 
street  and  Washington  avenue  west. 

Greenbush  Ferry,  loot  South  Ferry. 

Hall  Place,  rear  Rensselaer  Park. 

Hamilton  Place,  from  239  Hamilton  north. 

Hunter's  Alley,  from  78  Swan  north, 

Johnson's  Alley,  from  139  Grand,  crossing  Eagle 
at  164. 


King's  Place,  from  119  Swan,  bet.  Third  and 

Lumber. 
Kirk's  Alley,  from  902  Broadway  to  305  N.  Pearl. 
Lancaster  Alley,  from  3  Lancaster  to  2  Park. 
Lark  Street  Alley,  Lark,  near  Washington  ave. 
Lawrence  Court,  from  55  Lawrence  street  north. 
Lewis  Alley,  see  Grand  Alley. 
Little  Basin,  from  North  Lansing  to  Lawrence. 
Lumber  District,  from  North  Ferry  north. 
Merchant  Place,  from  160  Hamilton  south. 
Observatory  Hill,  north  line  of  city,  west  of  the 

Manor  house,  Broadway. 
Onet's  Alley,  from  95  Nucella  north. 
Park  Place,  rear  of  Capitol  and  Academy  parks. 
Phoenix  Place,  from  144  Hudson  south. 
Pier,  runs  from  foot  of  Hamilton  street  north  to 

the  foot  of  Lawrence  street. 
Spencer  Alley,  see  Lark  Street  Alley.  ~i 
Steamboat  Landing,  Quay,  between  Hodge  and 

Lydius. 
Tivoli  Hollow,  from  Troy  road  west. 
Trotter's  Alley,  from  66  Quay  to  361  Broadway. 
Watson's  Alley,  from  99  Hawk  to  90  Sawn. 
West  FeiTy  Alley,  from  139  Grand  to  Del.  turn. 

Parks  and  Squares. 

Academy  Park,  fronts  on  Eagle,  between  Elk  and 

Washington  avenue. 
Bleecker  Park,  fronts  on  Lydius  and  Eagle. 
Capitol  Park,  fronts  on  Eagle,  between  State  and 

Washington  avenue. 
Clinton  Square,  fronts  on  North  Pearl,  between 

Orange  and  Clinton  avenue. 
Delaware  Square,  fronts  on  Delaware  turnpike, 

between  Lydius  and  Arch,  op.  Lark. 
Hudson  Street  Park,  fronts  on  Hudson,  between 

Liberty  and  Union. 
Rensselaer  Park,  fronts  on  Ten  Broeck,  between 

Second  and  Third. 
Steamboat  Square,  fronts  on  Broadway,  between 

Hodge  and  Lydius. 
Townsend  Park,  on  Knox,  Washington  avenue, 

and  the  Bowery. 
Washington  Square,  fronts  on  State,  and  Lydius, 

between  Knox  and  Willett. 


PUBLIC  BUILDINGS. 


Albany  Academy,  Eagle,  bet.  La  Fayette  and  Elk. 
Albany  City  Hospital,  Eagle,  corner  Howard. 
Albany  Industrial  School,  near  Alms  House. 
Albany  Mercantile  Agency,  State,  corner  B'way. 
Alms  House,  south  of  Lydius,  west  of  Del.  turn. 
Ames'  Building,  45  and  47  South  Pearl 
Atlas  Building,  Beaver,  corner  Broadway. 
Bleecker  Hall,  531  Broadway. 
Capitol,  Eagle,  fronting  State. 
Center  Market,  South  Pearl  cor.  Howard 
Central  Block,  Broadway,  north  Delevan  House. 
City  Hall,  Eagle,  fronting  Washington  avenue. 
Classical  Institute,  47  Eagle. 
Commercial  Building,  Broadway,  cor.  Hudson. 
Cooper's  Building,  State,  corner  Green. 
Delavan  Block,  Broadway,  cor.  Hamilton. 
Douw's  Building,  State,  corner  Broadway. 
Dudley  Observatory,  upper  end  of  city. 
Engine  and  Hose  Houses,  see  page  198. 
Exchange  Building,  Broadway,  corner  State. 
Female  Academy,  North  Pearl,  ab.  Maiden  lane. 
Gas  Works,  Arcli  above  South  Pearl 
Home  of  the  Friendless,  15  Park. 
Jail,  Maiden  lane,  rear  City  Hall. 
Journal  Building,  59  and  6 1  State. 


Lansing  Block,  Broadway,  corner  Hamilton. 

Malvern  Building,  Broadway,  corner  Hamilton. 

Marble  Hall,  468-472  Broadway. 

Masonic  Hall,  41  and  43  North  Pearl. 

Medical  College,  Eagle,  bet.  Jay  and  Lancaster. 

Morange  Building,  Broadway,  cor.  Maiden  lane. 

Museum  Building,  State,  corner  Broadway. 

Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  Green,  corner  Beaver. 

Orphan  Asylums,  see  page  208. 

Penitentiary,  Delaware  turnpike,  below  Lydius. 

Police  Stations,  see  page  198. 

Public  Schools,  see  page  199. 

Rail  Road  Depots,  Maiden  lane 

Ransom's  Iron  Building,  463  Broadway. 

St.  Aloysius  Hall,  42  Jefferson. 

Stanwix  Hall,  Broadway,  cor.  Maiden  lane. 

State  Arsenal,  Eagle,  coi-ner  Hudson. 

State  Hall,  Eagle,  between  Steuben  and  Pine. 

State  Library,  State  street,  rear  Capitol. 

State  Normal  School,  Lodge,  corner  Howard. 

Strong's  Building,  443  Broadway. 

Tweddle  Hall,  State,  corner  North  Pearl. 

Van  Rensselaer  Buildings,  State,  cor.  S.  Pearl. 

Van  Vechten  Hall,  119  State. 

Young  Men's  Association  Hall,  40  State. 


FIEE,     POLICE     AND     WAKD     BOUNDARIES, 


FIRE  AND  POLICE  DISTRICTS. 


DISTRICT  No.  1.  Shall  be  bounded  south  by 
the  city  line,  west  by  the  center  of  Eagle 
street,  north  by  the  center  of  Hamilton  street, 
and  east  by  the  east  bounds  of  the  city. 

DISTRICT  No.  2.  Shall  commence  at  the  in- 
tersection of  Hamilton  street  with  the  east 
line  of  the  city ;  thence  north  to  a  point  oppo- 
site the  center  of  Quackenbush  street ;  thence 
westerly  along  the  center  of  Quackenbush 
street  and  Clinton  avenue  to  Lark  street; 
thence  southerly  along  the  center  of  Lark 
street  to  Spruce  street ;  thence  east  along  the 
center  of  Spruce  street  to  Eagle  street ;  thence 
south  along  Eagle  street  to  Hamilton  street; 
thence  east  along  Hamilton  street  to  the  place 
of  beginning. 


DISTRICT  No.  3.  Shall  be  bounded  north  by 
the  city  line,  west  by  the  city  line,  south  by 
the  center  of  Clinton  avenue  and  Quacken- 
bush streets,  and  east  by  the  east  line  of  the 
city. 

DISTRICT  No.  4.  Shall  commence  at  the  inter- 
section of  Spruce  and  Eagle  streets  ;  thence 
west  along  the  center  of  Spruce  street  to  Lark 
street ;  thence  along  the  center  of  Lark  street 
to  Clinton  avenue  ;  thence  westerly  along  the 
center  of  Clinton  avenue  to  the  west  line  of 
the  city  ;  thence  along  the  west  line  of  the  city 
to  the  south  line  of  the  city ;  thence  along  the 
south  line  of  the  city  to  Eagle  street ;  thence 
along  the  center  of  Eagle  street  to  the  place  of 
beginning. 


WARDS— Election  Districts  and  Boundaries. 


FIRST  WARD,  Two  Election  Districts.  All  that 
part  of  the  ward  lying  north  of  the  center  of 
Schuyler  street  to  Clinton  street,  all  east  of 
Clinton  street  to  Catharine  street,  all  south  of 
Catharine  street  to  the  western  boundaries  of 
the  ward,  shall  be  known  as  the  Northern  Dis- 
trict ;  all  that  part  of  the  ward  lying  south  of 
the  center  of  Schuyler  street,  to  Clinton  street, 
all  west  of  the  center  of  Clinton  street,  to  the 
center  of  Catharine  street,  all  south  of  the  cen- 
ter of  Catharine  street  to  the  western  bound- 
aries of  the  ward,  shall  be  known  as  the 
Southern  District. 

Boundary. — Beginning  at  a  point  where  the 
south  bounds  of  the  city  intersect  the  west 
line  of  Rensselaer  street,  thence  running  north 
along  the  east  bounds  of  the  city  to  a  point 
opposite  the  center  of  Arch  street;  thence 
westerly  through  the  center  of  Arch  street  to 
the  center  of  Grand  street ;  thence  northerly 
through  the  center  of  Grand  street  to  the  cen- 
ter of  Arch  street  from  the  west ;  thence  west- 
erly through  the  center  of  Arch  street  to  the 
center  of  Eagle  street;  thence  southerly  through 
the  centre  of  Eagle  street  to  the  south  bounds 
of  the  city ;  thence  easterly  along  said  south 
bounds  to  the  place  of  beginning. 

SECOND  WARD,  Two  Election  Districts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  west  of  the  center 
of  Pearl  street,  is  called  the  Western  District ; 
east  of  the  center  of  Pearl  street,  the  Eastern 
District. 

Boundary. — Beginning  at  the  intersection  of 
the  center  of  Arch  street  with  the  east  bounds 
of  the  city,  and  running  thence  northerly  along 
the  said  east  bounds  of  the  city  to  a  point  op- 
posite the  center  of  Herkimer  street ;  thence 
westerly  along  tlie  center  of  Herkimer  street  to 
the  center  of  Pearl  street ;  thence  southerly 
along  the  center  of  Pearl  street  to  the  center 
of  Westerlo  street;  thence  westerly  along  the 
center  of  Westerlo  street  to  the  center  of  Grand 
street ;  thence  northerly  along  the  center  of 
Grand  street  to  the  center  of  Elm  street ; 
thence  westerly  along  the  center  of  Elm  street 
to  the  center  of  Eagle  street ;  thence  southerly 
along  the  center  of  Eagle  street  to  the  center 
of  Arch  street ;  thence  easterly  along  the  center 
of  Arch  street  to  the  centre  of  Grand  street ; 
thence  southerly  along  the  center  of  Grand 
street  to  the  center  of  Arch  street  from  the 
east;  thence  easterly  along  the  center  of  Arch 
street  to  the  east  bounds  of  the  city  and  place 
of  beginning. 


THIRD  WARD,  Two  Election  Districts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  east  of  the  center 
of  Green  street,  is  called  the  Eastern  District ; 
west  of  the  center  of  Green  street,  the  Western 
District. 

Boundary. — Beginning  at  a  point  in  the  east- 
erly bounds  of  the  city  opposite  the  center  of 
Herkimer  street,  and  running  thence  northerly 
along  said  east  bounds  to  a  point  opposite  the 
center  of  Hamilton  street ;  thence  westerly 
along  the  center  of  Hamilton  street  to  the  cen- 
ter of  Eagle  street ;  thence  southerly  along  the 
center  of  Eagle  street  to  the  center  of  Elm 
street ;  thence  easterly  along  the  center  of  Elm 
street  to  the  center  of  Grand  stre^it ;  thence 
southerly  along  the  center  of  Grand  street  to 
the  center  of  Westerlo  street ;  thence  easterly 
along  th(^  center  of  Westerlo  street  to  the  cen- 
ter of  Pearl  street ;  thence  northerly  along  the 
center  of  Pearl  street  to  the  center  of  Herkimer 
street;  thence  easterly  along  the  center  of 
Herkimer  street  to  the  east  bounds  of  the  city 
and  place  of  beginning. 

FOURTH  WARD',  Two  Election  Districts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  east  of  the  center 
of  South  Pearl  street,  is  called  the  Eastern 
District;  west  of  the  center  of  South  Pearl 
street,  the  Western  District. 

Boundary. — Beginning  at  a  point  in  the  east 
bounds  of  the  city,  opposite  the  center  of 
Hamilton  street,  and  running  thence  north- 
erly along  said  east  bounds  to  a  point  opposite 
the  center  of  State  street  bridge  ;  thence  west- 
erly through  the  center  of  State  street  bridge 
and  State  street  to  the  center  of  Eagle  street ; 
thence  southerly  along  tlie  center  of  Eagle 
street  to  the  center  of  Hamilton  street ;  thence 
easterly  along  the  center  of  Hamilton  st.  to  the 
east  bounds  of  the  city  and  place  of  beginning. 

FIFTH  WARD,  Two  Election  Districts.    All  that 

Sart  of  the  ward  lying  east  of  the  center  of 
orth  Pearl  street,  is  called  the  Eastern  Dis- 
trict ;  west  of  the  center  of  North  Pearl  street, 
the  Western  District. 

Boundary. — Beginning  at  a  point  in  the  east 
bounds  of  the  city  opposite  the  center  of  State 
street  bridge,  thence  running  northerly  along 
said  east  bounds  to  a  point  opposite  the  center 
of  Columbia  street  bridge ;  thence  westerly 
along  the  center  of  said  bridge  and  of  Colum- 
bia street  to  the  center  of  Pearl  street ;  thence 
northerly  along  the  center  of  Pearl  street  to 
the  center  of  Canal  street ;  thence  westerly 
along  the  center  of  Canal  street  to  the  center 


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WARD     BOUNDARIES 


of  a  street  thirty-six  Rynland  feet  in  width,  and 
leading  from  Canal  to  Spruce  streets ;  thence 
southerly  through  the  center  of  said  street  to 
the  center  of  Spruce  street ;  thence  easterly 
through  the  center  of  Spruce  street  to  the  cen- 
ter of  Eagle  street ;  thence  southerly  througli 
the  center  of  Eagle  street  to  the  center  of  State 
street ;  thence  easterly  along  the  center  of  State 
street  and  of  the  State  street  bridge  to  the  east 
bounds  of  the  city  and  place  of  beginning.  ' 

SIXTH  WARD,  One  Election  District. 

^owndarj/.— Beginning  at  a  point  in  the  east 
bounds  of  the  city,  opposite  the  center  of 
Columbia  street  bridge,  and  running  thence 
northerly  along  said  east  bounds  to  a  point 
opposite  the  center  of  Lumber  street ;  theiice 
westerly  along  the  center  of  Lumber  street  to 
tha  center  of  Ten  Broeck  street;  thence  south- 
erly along  the  center  of  Ten  Broeck  street  to 
the  center  of  Clinton  avenue;  thence  easterly 
along  the  center  of  Clinton  avenue  to  the  cen- 
ter of  Chapel  street ;  thence  southerly  along 
the  center  of  Chapel  street  to  the  center  of 
Canal  street ;  thence  easterly  along  the  center 
of  Canal  street  to  the  center  of  Pearl  street ; 
thence  southerly  along  the  center  of  Pearl 
street  to  the  center  of  Columbia  street ;  thence 
easterly  along  the  center  of  Columbia  st.  and 
of  the  Columbia  st.  bridge  to  the  east  bounds 
of  the  city  and  the  place  of  beginning. 

SEVENTH  WARD,  Two  Election  Districts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  east  of  the  center 
of  Broadway,  is  called  the  Eastern  District ; 
west  of  the  center  of  Broadway,  the  Western 
District. 

Boundary.— Beginmng  at  a  point  in  the  east 
bounds  of  the  city,  opposite  the  center  of  Lum- 
ber street,  and  runnmg  thence  northerly  along 
the  east  bounds  of  the  city  until  it  strikes  a 
point  oi^posite  a  red  cedar  post  with  brick 
around  it,  standing  on  the  west  bank  of  the 
Hudson  river,  which  po.st  is  distant  twenty- 
two  chains  and  thirty-six  links  from  the  south- 
east corner  of  the  storehouse  of  Stephen  Van 
Rensselaer,  on  a  course  north  forty  degrees 
and  twenty  minutes  west ;  thence  westerly  to 
the  said  cedar  post;  thence  north  forty-eight 
degrees  west  to  the  west  bounds  of  the  late 
town  of  Colouie  ;  thence  southerly  along  said 
west  bounds  to  the  center  of  Lumber  street ; 
thence  easterly  along  the  center  of  Lumber 
street  to  the  east  bounds  of  the  city  and  place 
of  beginning. 

EIGHTH  WARD,  Two  Election  Districts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  north  of  the  center 
of  Clinton  avenue,  is  called  the  Northern  Dis- 
trict ;  south  of  the  center  of  Clinton  avenue, 
the  Southern  District. 

Boundary.— Besimnng  at  the  intersection  of 
the  centers  of  Canal  and  Chapel  streets; 
thence  running  northerly  along  the  center  of 
Chapel  street  to  the  center  of  Clinton  avenue  ; 
thence  westerly  along  the  center  of  Clinton 


avenue  to  the  center  of  Ten  Broeck  street ; 
thence  northerly  along  the  center  of  Ten 
Broeck  street  to  the  center  of  Lumber  street ; 
thence  westerly  along  the  center  of  Lumber 
street  to  the  west  bounds  of  the  late  town  of 
Colonie ;  thence  southerly  along  said  west 
bounds  to  the  center  of  Clinton  avenue ; 
thence  easterly  along  the  center  of  Clinton 
avenue  to  the  center  of  Lark  street ;  thence 
southerly  along  the  center  of  Lark  street  to 
the  center  of  Spruce  street ;  thence  easterly 
along  the  center  of  Spruce  street  to  the  center 
of  a  street  leading  from  Spruce  to  Canal  street, 
of  thirty-six  Rynland  feet  in  width ;  thence 
northerly  along  the  center  of  said  street  to  the 
center  of  Canal  street ;  thence  easterly  along 
the  center  of  Canal  street  to  the  place  of  be- 
ginning. 

NINTH  'WARD,  Three  Election  Districts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  east  of  the  center 
of  Dove  street,  is  called  the  Eastern  District ; 
west  of  the  center  of  Dove  street,  and  east  of 
the  centre  of  Snipe  St.,  the  Middle  District;  west 
of  the  center  of  Snipe  st.,  the  Western  Di.strict. 
Boundary. — Beginning  at  the  intersection  of 
Eagle  and  State  streets,  and  running  thence 
northerly  alon?  the  center  of  Eagle  street  to 
the  center  of  Spruce  street ;  thence  westerly 
along  the  center  of  Spruce  street  to  the  center 
of  Lark  street;  thence  northerly  along  the 
center  of  Lark  street  to  the  center  of  Clinton 
avenue ;  thence  westerly  along  the  center  of 
Clinton  avenue  to  the  west  bounds  of  the  late 
town  of  Colonie ;  thence  southerly  to  the  south 
side  of  Clinton  avenue  :  thence  westerly  along 
the  north  range  of  the  city  to  the  west  bounds 
thereof ;  thence  southerly  along  said  west 
bounds  to  the  center  of  Lydius  street ;  thence 
easterly  along  the  center  of  Lydius  street  to 
the  center  of  Main  avenue  ;  thence  northerly 
through  the  center  thereof  to  the  center  of 
State  stri'et ;  thence  easterly  along  the  center 
of  State  street  to  the  place  of  beginning. 

TENTH  WARD,  Three  Electionl)istricts.  All 
that  part  of  the  ward  lying  west  of  the  center 
of  Dove  street,  is  called  the  Western  District ; 
east  of  the  center  of  Dove  street,  and  west  of 
the  center  of  Hawk  street,  the  Middle  District; 
east  of  the  center  of  Hawk  street,  and  west  of 
the  center  of  Eagle  street,  the  Eastern  District. 
Boundary. — Beginning  at  the  intersection  of 
the  center  of  Eagle  street  with  the  so;eh 
bounds  of  the  city,  and  running  thence  north 
through  the  center  of  Eagle  street  to  the  cen- 
ter of  State  street  ;  thence  westerly  through 
the  center  of  State  street  to  the  center  of  Mam 
avenue;  thence  southerly  through  the  center 
of  Main  avenue  to  the  center  of  Lydius  street ; 
thence  westerly  along  the  center  of  Lydius 
street  to  the  west  bounds  of  the  city  ;  thence 
southerly  along  said  west  bounds  to  the  south 
bounds  of  the  city ;  thence  easterly  along  said 
south  bounds  to  the  place  of  beginning. 


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No.   841   BRC^DT^^^Y, 

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Coal  and  Wood,  of  all  grades,  constantly  on  hand,  at  tlio  lowest  rates. 


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ALBANY    DIRECTOEY. 


Abbreviations. — ab.,  above  ;  agt.,  agent;  al.,  alley;  Arb.  h.,  Arbor  hill ;  ave.,  avenue;  A.  &V. 
R.  R.,  Albany  and  Vermont  Rail  Road;  Bethl.,  Bethlehem;  b.  orbds.,  boards;  Bldg.,  Building; 
bet.,  between;  B'way,  Broadway  ;  c.  or  cor.,  corner;  com.,  commission  ;  com.  mer.,  commission 
merchant;  Clin.,  Clinton;  Com'l,  Commercial;  dep.,  deputy;  dept.,  department;  dis.,  district; 
E.,  east;  Exch.,  exchange;  G'bush,  Greenbush;  h.,  house;  H.  R.  R.,  Harlem  Rail  Road;  H.  R. 
R.  R.,  Hudson  River  Rail  Road;  ins.,  insurance;  in.sp.,  inspector;  manuf.j  manufacturer;  mer., 
merchant;  mkr.,  maker;  makt.,  market;  N.,  north;  n  ,  near;  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R,,  New  York  Central 
Rail  Road;  op.,  opposite ;  pi.,  place  ;  prop.,  proprietor ;  r.,  rear  ;  reg't,  regiment ;  rd.,  road ;  R.  & 
S.  R.  R.,  Rensselaer  and  Saratoga  Rail  Road  ;  S.,  south ;  st.,  street ;  sq.,  square;  up.,  upper ;  vol., 
volunteer  ;  W.,  west ;  W.  R.  R.,  Western  Rail  Road. 


ABBEY  AUGUSTUS,  bds.  35  Union    [Hamilton 
Abbey  Eli,  carriage  builder,  72  Church,  h.  298 
Abbey  Eli  jr.  clerk,  bds.  298  Hamilton 
Abbey  Gordon  C.  boatman,  house  35  Union 
Abbott  Franklin,  piano  maker,  h.  64  N.  Ferry 
Abbott  Jane,  widow,  house  314  State 
Abbott  Walter,  mason,  boards  314  State 
Abbott  William,  mason,  boards  314  State 
Abeel  Gerrit  N.,  office  1  Clinton  Avenue 
Abel  Charles,  moulder,  h,  66  Schuyler  [Ontario 
Ableman  Aaron,  carpenter,  h.  Clinton  avenue  n. 
Ableman  Christian,  house  56  Congress 
Ableman  Christian,  carpenter,  h.  369  Bowery 
Ableman   Van  Rensselaer,  distiller,  house   194 

Clinton  avenue  [58  Orange 

Abrams  Benjamin  W.,  bookkeeper,  15  Green,  h. 
Abriel  Margaret,  widow,  boards  81  St^cond 
Abriel  Theodore,  painter,  house  81  First 
Ackerman  Alfred  H.  accountant,  bds.  4  Dallius 
Ackerman  Christian,  cooper,  h.  Clinton  cor  Van 

Vechten 
Ackerman  Gilbert  H.,  clerk,  41  State,  h.  4  Dallius 
Ackerman  John  A.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

office,  bds.  4  Dallius 
Ackerson  Betsey,  nurse,  house  56  W.  Ferry 
Ackerson  Edward,  30th  reg't,  h.  Elk  cor.   Swan 

Ackley ,  bds.  799  Broadway 

Ackley  Charles  P.  boards  Green,  Greenbush 
Ackley  Israel  S.  track  repairer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R., 

house  21  Van  Woert 
Ackley  John  H.  house  Greenbush 
Ackley  Wm.  H.  boatman,  h.  Green,  Greenbush 
Adair  Hugh,  blacksmith,  house  23  Fulton 
Adair  John  A.  laborer,  house  17  Van  Woert 
Adair  Margaret,  widow,  house  17  Van  Woert 
Adams  Abigail,  milliner,  7  Plain,  house  do 
Adams  Allen,  blacksmith,  house  1 15  Hawk 
Adams  AUston,  bookkeeper  N.  Y.  State  Bank, 

bds.  184  Washington  avenue 
Adams  Alonzo  P.  clerk,  86  State,  bds.  92  Beaver 
Adams  Amos,  chief  of  police,  James  c.  Maiden 

lane,  house  184  Washington  avenue 
Adams  Berome,  clerk,  78  State,  bds.  5  Lancaster 
Adams  Charles  R.  clerk,  39  State,  b.  5  Lancaster 
Adams  Daniel,  tobacconist,  house  9  Hall  place 
Adams  Dwight,  clerk,  bds.  38  Grand 
Adams  Emily  R.  teacher,  bds.  29  Clinton  ave. 


Adams  Frederick  C.  physician,  h.  77  Columbia 
Adams  (Geo.),  Sampson  (Geo.)  &c  Co.  directory 
publishers,  78  State  [64  Second 

Adams  John,  blacksmith,  6  Hunter's  alley,  h. 
Adams  .John,  mason  and  boarding,  h.  92  Beaver 
Adams  John,  laborer,  house  61  Broadway 
Adams  John  R.  bookkeeper,  540  Broadway,  h, 

11  Dallius 
Adams  John  T.  mason,  h.  4  Daniels 
Adams  Lydia,  widow,  house  5  Lancaster 
Adams  Maria,  widow,  housp  61  Liberty 
Adams  Wm.  blacksmith,  95  Beaver,  h.  115  Hawk 
Adams  William,  house  70  Hudson 
Adams  William  H.  mason,  house  73  Dove 
Adams  William  H.  tinsmith,  boards  95  Church 
Acams  William  H.  grocer.  East,  h.  do.  G'bush 
Adams  William  N.  fruit  &c.  50  State,  house  38 

Grand 
Adams  Wm.  N.  jr.  clerk,  482  B'way,  h.  38  Grand 
Addingtou  Joseph,  moulder,  h.  72  Schuyler 
Addison  Joseph,  waiter,  house  134  .Jefferson 
Ades  William,  brakeman  W.  R.  R.  Gr.eenbush 
Adleberg  Reinhold  Rev.  house  241  Hudson 
Adler  Anton,  carrier,  house  Green  cor.  Bassett 
Adler  Seligman,  house  158  South  Pearl 
Adler  (Sigmund)  &   Myers  (Herman),  jewelers, 
386  Broadway,  house  do.  [h.  636  do. 

Adler  Simon,  boots  and  shoes,  641  Broadway, 
Adriance  Albert,  laborer,  house  163  Spring 
Adriance  Richard,  house  226  Elm 
Adriance  Stephen  H.  cooper,  house  256  Elm 
Adsit  Nathaniel,  pedler,  house  at  Bath 
AflFord  Frank,  mason,  house  96  Willett 
Agan  Dominick,  laborer,  house  75  Tliird 
Agau  John,  laborer,  house  at  North  Albany 
Agar  John  W.  moulder,  house  at  North  Albany 
Agg  Mich.iel,  laborer.  Western  Railroad 
Agin  Timothy,  laborer,  house  175  Montgomery 
Agne  Charles,  carman,  house  17  Quackenbush 
Ague  Charles  H.  boards  17  Quackenbush 
Agne  John  P.  bds.  17  Quackenbush 
Agne  Wm.  clerk,  142  N.  Pearl,  bds.  17  Quack- 
enbush [selaer  House 
Ahern  Geo.  W.  clerk,  57  State,  bds.  Van  Rens- 
Ahern  John,  fireman  R.  &  S.  R.  R.,h.  10  De Witt 
Ahern  John,  laborer,  house  66  Lawrence 
Ahern  John,  porterhouse,  17  Columbia,  h.  do. 


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ALBANY      [A]      DIRECTORY. 


Ahern  Michael,  engineer  R.  &  S.  R.  R.,  house 

10  De  Wilt 

Ahern  Patrick,  bds.  Pearl  St.  House 
Ahern  Patrick,  turner,  house  300  N.  Pearl 
Ahern  Thomas,  foundryman,  boards  10  De  Witt 
Aliern  Timothy,,  laborer,  house  101  Broad 
Ahern  William,  foundryman,  boards  10  De  Witt 
Ahern  William  J.  tailor,  liouse  77  Elm 
Ahert  John,  gardener,  house  Lydius  n.  Partridge 
Ahlschleger  Charles,  painter,  h.  39  Alexander 
Aiken  David  E.  clerk,  312  B'dway,  h.  at  G'bush 
Aiken  James  E.  boatman,  h.  Wasli'gton,  G'bush 
Aikens  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  upper  end  Delaware 
Aikia  Ebenezer  C.  flour  and  grain,  312  B'way, 

house  at  Greenbush 
Aikin  John,  stonecutter,  h.  Dallius  c.  Schuyler 
Aikins  John,  morocco  dresser,  house  100  Hawk 
Aikins  James,  carjienter,  h.  Hawk  cor.  Lydius 
Ainsworth  Anson  P.  Mrs.  bds.  Hamilton  c.  Eagle 
Ainsworth  Charles  F.   clerk,    1   and  2  Central 

Block,  house  Hamilton  cor.  Eagle 
Ainswortli,   Geoi'ge  E.   clerk,    15  State,  boards 

Hamilton  cor.  Eagle 
Ainsworth  Henry,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  h.  Grand 
Ainsworth  {Ira  JV.)  &  Northrop  {John  G.)  gro- 
cers, 15  State,  house  40  Eagle 
Ainsworth  William  H.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

clerk,  house  40  Grand 
Akin  Charles  H.  tollman  S.  Ferry,  h.  17  S.  Ferry 
Akin  Isaac,  collector  S.  Ferry,  liouse  17  S.  Ferry 
Albee  Sylvester,  paper  hanger,  house  66  Green 
Albert  Cliarles,  cigariuaker,  house  98  Broad 
Albert  Concordia,  widow,  house  119  Arch 
Albert  Ernest,  cigarmaker,  bds.  98  Broad     [road 
Albert  Frederic,  laborer,  li.  Tennis  n.  Whitehall 
Albert  George  A.  moulder,  bouse  55  Alexander 
Albert  John,  shoemaker,  h.  W.  Feri-y,  n.  Ontario 
Albert  John,  shoemaker,  house  230  Green 
Albert  John  G.  basketuiaker,  house  7  Odell 
Albert  Joseph,  mason,  liouse  8  Odell 
Albert  Joseph  Mrs.  porterhouse,  218  Wash.  av. 
Albert  Peter,  roots  and  herbs,  54  Green,  h.  do. 
Albert  Sebastian,  laborer,  h.  285  Wash.  av. 
Alberts  Albert,  clerk,  house  9  Union 
Albrecht  Henry,  shoemaker,  47  M  Bowery 
Albrecht  Henry,  tailor,  house  171  Broad 
Albreght  James  M.  painter,  W.  R.  R.,  house  211 

Hamilton 
Albright  Harrison,  boatman,  house  55  De  Witt 
Albriglit  Sarah,  dressmaker,  boards  65  De  Witt 
Albys  Albels,  porter,  house  9  William 
Alden  Stephen  H.,  Pres.  Exchange  Bank,  house 

11  Ten  Broeck 

Alden  William  H.  mason,  house  137  Bowery 
Aldrid^e  Catherine  A.  widow,  h.  40  Union 
Alex  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  80  Clinton 
Alexander  David,  stovemounter,  h.  218  Lumber 
Alexander  David  M.  carpenter,  boards  97  First 
Alexander  Harris,  peddler,  house  65  Rensselaer 
Alexander  Hezekiah,  carpenter,  129  Clinton  av. 

house  97  First 
Alexander  James,  janitor  Medical  College,  h.  do. 
Alexander  James,  laborer,  h.  121  Beaver    [Eagle 
Alexander  0.  C.  physician,  Eagle  cor.  Jay,  h.  66 
Alford  Charles,  teamster,  house  170  Sand 
Alford  James,  waiter,  liouse  223  Jefferson 
Alger  Alfred  B.  shoemaker,  house  84  Franklin 
Alger  Israel,  shoemaker,  house  100  Franklin 
Algie  Lithan,  switchtender,  house  90 X  Hudson 
Alicott  Anthony,  porter,  house  74  Hamilton 
Alicott  Samuel,  waiter,  house  225  Elm 
Allanson  Peter,  carpenter  and  builder,  h.  1  Elm 
AUard  David,  clerk,  531  B'way,  bds.  92  Beaver 
Allen  Avery  M.  flour  91  Quay,  boards  40  Grand 
Allen  Bernard,  moulder,  h.  Arch  cor.  Dallius 
Allen  Bernard,  bricklayer,  house  104  Jefferson 
Allen  Campbell,  capt.  44th  reg't,  boards  201  Elm 


Allen  Charles  S.  phy.sician  and  coroner,  house 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Allen  Chauncey  W.  prin.  school  No.  14,  Broad 

street,  house  Eagle  corner  West  Ferry 
Allen  Daniel,  butcher,  house  459  Washington  av. 
Allen  Dennis,  34th  reg't,  house  64  Rensselaer 
Allen  Edward,  painter,  35  Orange,  house  32  Van 

Schaiok 
Allen  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  house  32  Van  Schaick 
Allen  George,  laborer,  house  59  Broadway 
Allen  George  P.  bookkeeper,  boards  46  Orange 
Allen  Henry  A.  house  773  Broadway 
Allen  Henry  R.  engineer,  boards  9  Van  Tromp 
Allen  {Hiram  W.)  k  Curtiss  (J.  S.)  hardware,  35 

and  37  State,  h.  132  Hudson 
Allen  Isaac  C.  carpenter,  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Allen  Isaac  L.  perfumer,  «S;c.,  10  Howard,  h.  do. 
Allen  James,  coroner  and  city  superintendent, 

also  undertaker,  613  Broadway,  house  do. 
Allen  James,  laborer,  boards  55  Colonie 
Allen  Jane,  widow,  house  46  Orange 
Allen  Jane,  widow,  housH  32  Van  Schaick 
Allen  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  118  Ten  Broeck 
Allen  John,  laborer,  house  78  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Allen  Leicester,  teacher,  house  39  Chestnut 
Allen  Maria  Mrs.  house  180  Jeft'erson 
Allen  Mary,  widow,  house  27  High 
Allen  Mary  Mrs.  liouse  220  Swan 
Allen  Michael,  helper,  house  228  South  Pearl 
Allen  Nancy,  tailoress,  boards  74  North  Pearl 
Allen  Otis,  attorney,  5  and  7  Douw's  Building, 

house  1 1  Clinton  avenue 
Allen  Robert  H.  laborer,  house  rear  139  Lumber 
Allen  Thomas,  laborer,  house  47  Arch 
Allen  Walter,  18th  reg't,  house  220  Swan 
Allen  William,  machinist,  boards  820  B'way 
Allen  William,  carpenter,  boards  613  Broadway 
Allen  William  A.  attorney,  94  State,  h.  174  Jay 
Allen  William  A.  34th  reg't,  h.  83  >^  Bassett 
Allen  Wm.  C.  harnessmaker,  h.  109/^  Jefferson 
Alien  William  C.  blacksmith,  boards  820  B'way 
Allendorf  Peter  A.  {Stall,  Allendorf  Sc  Co  )  for- 
warders. North  Greenbush 
Ailing  Charles  U.  machinist,  house  81  Green 
Alpstack  Frederick,  tailor,  house  42  Bowery 
Altinayer  Leo  H.  teacher  of  languages,  139  Elm 
Alvany  Michael,  laborer,  house  304' North  Pearl 
Alvord  Henry  W.  cattle  broker,  West  Albany, 

boards  Moore's  tavern 
Ambrose  John,  laborer,  house  31  Bassett 
Ames  Angelo,  house  3  Plain 
Ames  Jer'li  F.  {Ames  &  Co.)  boards  Am.  Hotel 
Ames  {Samuel  F.)  &  Co.  {J.  F.)  flour  and  grain, 

37  Quay,  boards  American  Hotel 
Ames,  see  Fames 
Amsdell  Brothers  {Geo.  I.,  Theo.  M.  &  Wm.  A.), 

brewers,  Jay  near  Dove,  and  malsters,  Sand 

corner  Robin 
Amsdell  Geo.   I.  alderman  9tli  ward,  {Amsdell 

Bros.)  house  174  Washington  avenue 
Amsdell  Theodore  M.  {Amsdell  Bros.)  also  gro- 
cer, 197  Jay,  house  291  State 
Amsdell  Wm.  A.  {Amsdell  Bros.)  house  182  Jay 
Amsdell  Wm.  brewer,  h.  Gt.  Western  turnpike 
Amihor  Charles,  piano  maker,  house  10  Rose 
Amy  Jonathan,  laborer,  house  24  Van  Schaick 
Anable  Sam'l,  alderman  6th  ward,  h.3  Clinton  sq. 
Anable  {Samuel)  &  Rathbone  ( C.  I).),  leather,  oH, 

findings  and  wool,  30  and  32  State,  and  333 

Washington  avenue,  h.  3  Clinton  square 
Ancenburger  George,  house  89  Cherry 
Anderson  Absalom,  baggage  express,  H.  R.  R. 

R.,  house  80  Third 
Anderson  Bridget,  widow,  house  10  Cross 
Anderson  Catharine,  nurse,  h.  27  Van  Woert 
Anderson   Daniel  B.  &   Co.   {Chas.   F.    Clapp) 

brewers,  Beaver  c.  Green,  h.  90  Hudson 


ALBANY      [A]      DIRECTORY 


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Anderson  David  {McCarty  Sc  A.),-  brickmaker, 

head  of  Catliarine.  boards  99  Churcb 
Anderson  Duncan,  stairbuilder,  h.  445  Lydius 
Anderson  George,  forw.  andcom.  mer.,  67  Quay, 

b.  Cottage  Garden,  Lydius  cor.  Robin 
Anderson  George,  drain  layer,  h.  Lydius  near 
Quail  [Lumber 

Anderson  George  IT.  carpenter,  bouse  rear  223 
Anderson  Geo.  H.  agent,  h.  42  Swan,  Arbor  bill 
A3)derson  George  W.  oysters,  227  S.  Pearl,  h.  do 
Anderson  Graham  T.  bds.  90  Hudson 
Anderson  Hugh,  laborer,  boards  51  Lawrence 
Anderson  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  South  Greenbush 
Anderson  John,  laborer,  li.  rear  68  Second 
Anderson  John  VV.  clerk  58  State,  b.  68  Second 
Anderson  John,  dry  goods,  66  S.  Pearl,  liouse 

207  Lydius. 
Anderson  John  jr.  clerk,  bds.  rear  68  Second 
Anderson  John  G.  boards  90  Hudson 
Anderson  John  H.  clerk  P.  0.  h.  225  S.  Pearl 
Anderson  Moses,  waiter,  house  Spring 
Anderson  Robert,  blacksmith,  h.  31  Morton 
Andersoii  {Sarah)  &,  Mesick  {Alicia),  confection- 
ers, 7,8  Wash.  ave.  and  30  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Anderson]  William,  painter,  house  35  Dallius 
Andersoiy  William,  blacksmith,  B.  R.  R.  shap, 

Wasnington,  Greenbush 
Andersom  William,  blacksmith,  72  Swan,  Arbor 

hill,  house  119  Second 
Andes  Frederick,  const|lile,  h.  14  Bethl.  road 
Andes  J»hn,  butcher,  SffGreen,  h.  47  Division 
Andres  Adam,  gardner,Jn.  8  Van  Vechten 
Andresjpulia  K.  boards  Jtflferson  near  Lark 
Audrew^John,  laborer,  hluse  514  Clinton  ave. 
Andrews-Alfred,  organisa  house  21  Lancaster 
Andrews  Alexander,  slioqmaker,  h.  15  Bowery 
Andrews  Addison  W.  cleJk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Ex- 
change Building,  3d  floor,  h.  53  Grand 
Andrews  Andrew,'produ(J3,  house  78  Division 
Andrews  Fredericjc,  paintW,  bds.  97  Quay 
Andrews  Elisha,  .bookkeejer,  45  Columbia,  h. 

47  Columbia 
Andrews  Eugene,  iouse  9ji  State 
Andrews  Fairman,  baker,l  170  Washington  ave 
Andrews  H.  J.  boards  Peail  Street  Hotel 
Andrews  Henry  W.  clerk  s^'y  state's  office,  State 

Hall,  bds.  Dunlop  Ho 
Andrews  Joel  W.  meteorologiSJtl-^nstruments 
and  telescope  work,  42  High,  h.lfiS  Hudson 
Andrews  John,  blacksmith,  house  440  Lydius 
Andrews  Levi,  apothecary,  170  Washington  ave- 
nue, house  97  Spring  / 
Andrews  Loring,  carpenter,  h.  l09)^JeflFerson 
Andrews  Marcus  A.  baker,  59  Lydiusv  house  do. 
Andrews  Mich'l,  moulder,  h.  rear  64  Van  Woert 
Andrews  Orin,  baker,  663  Broadway,  hmi^e  do. 
Andrews  Orin  F.  jr.  91st  reg't,  b.  Albany  Hotel 
Andrews  Peter,  laborer,  h.  283  Washingjton  ave. 
Andrews  Rapin,  baker,  house  170  Wash',  ave. 
Andrews  Samilel,  tailor,  h.  Third  above, Knox 
Andrews  TruuTan,  printer,  house  188  Hamilton 
Andrews  William  Mrs.  hou.se  9  Wendell 
Anglam  Titoothy,  laborer,  h.  6  Lawrence  court 
Angus  Charles,  printer,  house  120  Jefferson 
Angus  John  G.  cigarmaker,  house  Washington 

avenue  cor.  Ontario 
Angus  Maria  G.  vestmaker,  b.  4  Swan,  Arbor  h. 
Angus  Robert  Mrs.  boardinghouse,  25  S.  Pearl 
Angus  Stephen,  moulder,  h.  334  Lumber 
Anker  Lewis,  butcher,  house  28  Bimd  [93  Knox 
Annesley  Henry,  watchmaker,  24'^een,  house 
Annesley  (Isaac)  &  Ferris  {Thos.  R.),  looking 
glasses  and  frames,  506  Broadway,  h.  812  do. 
Annesley  Lawson,  house  41  Ten  Browck 
Annesley  Richard  L.,  painter,  501  Broadway, 

house  41  Ten  Broeck 
Annesley  William,  gilder,  506  B'way,  b.  659  do. 


Ansbro  Peter,  commission  agent,  h.  1 56  Eagle 
Ansenberger  George,  gilder, "house  89  Cherry 
Antenian  Gottlieb,  cabinetmaker,  h.  95  Bassett 
Anthony  Betsey,  widow,  liouse  9  Wendell 
Anthony  Cliarles  H.  school,  47  Eagle,  house  191 

Hamilton 
Anthony  Edwin,  machinist,  h.  20  Bleecker 
Anthony  Eliza,  millinery  and  children's  cloth- 
ing, 140>2  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Anthony  Henry  A.  machinist,  h.  140 >^  S.  Pearl 
Anthony  Joseph,  engineer  W.  R.  R.,  house  First 

below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Anthony  Wm.  U.  barber,  h.  219  Jefferson 
Anthonj'  Wm.  J.  slioemaker,  house  147  Green 
Appel  George,  furnaceman,  h.  7  Onets  alley 
Appel  Sebastian,  tailor,  house  7  Onets  alley 
Apple  Frank,  cigarmaker,  house  Whitehall  road 

near  Elizabeth  • 

Apple  Frederick,  porter,  house  144  Franklin 
Apple  John,  furnaceman,  house  3  Onets  alley 
Apple  Louis,  laborer,  h.  454  Washington  ave. 
Appleton  Hannah,  widow,  h.  8  TivoU  hollow 
Appletou  Wm.  produce,  89  Bowery  and  71  Quay, 

house  190  Washington  avenue  [Lumber 

Apps   David,   engineer,  939  Broadway,  h.  215 
Apps  Jacob,  tireman,  bds.  939  Broadway 
Apps  Robert,  engineer,  house  95  First 
Apps  William  H.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  h.  90  First 
Archambault  Alexander,  engineer  H.  R.  R.,  h. 

Third,  Greenbush 
Arkeson  Sarah,  widow,  house  35  Dean 
Arkles  Joseph,  farmer,  Del.  turn,  near  Morton 
Armatage  A.  L.  exchange  office,  1  Hamilton,  h. 

251  do.  [Lancaster  cor.  High 

Armatage  Charles  T.  butcher,  324  Lydius,  bds. 
Armatage  Harvey  L.  butcher,  house  101  Dove 
Armatage  J.  H.  grocer,  Hamilton  corner  Hawk, 

house  103  Hawk 
Armatage  Wm.  N.  grocer,  58  Canal,  house  do. 
Armington  Alexander,  varnisher,  h.  147  S.  Pearl 
Armington  Charlotte,  millinery,  147  S.  Pearl 
Armour  David,  34th  reg't,  boards  51  First 
Armour  John   B.  brushmaker,   385  Broadway, 

house  at  Newtonville 
Armour  Robert,  mason  and  builder,  h.  51  First 
Armsby  James  H.  physician,  669  Broadway 
Armstrong  Cornelius  W.  com.  mer.  Quay  corner 

Hamilton,  bds.  Stanwix  Hall 
Armstrong  Jane,  widow,  house  66  Lafayette 
Armstrong  Margaret,  widow,  house  33  Second 
Arnink  Joanna,  widow,  house  78  Arch 
Arnink  John,  shoemaker,  house  78  Arch 
Arnold  {Benj.  W.),  Folsom  {Alexander)  &  Co. 

{Geo.  G.  Hawlcy),  lumber,   &c.)  19  Lumber 

district,  house  21  Ten  Broeck 
Arnold  Henry,  carpenter,  house  107  Lydius 
Arnold  James  L,  house  53  Washington  avenue 
Arnold  J.  Newton,  student,  669  Broadway,  bds. 

212  N.  Pearl  [Lumber 

Arnold  Joseph,  boilermaker,  4  Pruyn,  house  233 
Arnold  Moses,  tailor,  house  91  Broad 
Arnold  William,  boilermaker,  h.  145  Second 
Arnott  James  B.  tailor,  house  170  Franklin 
Arnott  James,  jr.  tailor,  bds.  170  Franklin 
Arrowsmith  J.  W.  dry  goods,  145  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Artcher  Ann,  widow,  house  1  Pine 
Artcher  Austin,  house  Lydius  near  Ontario 
Artcher  John,  brewer,  plank  road  ab.  Perry,  also 

drain  tile  works,  house  Lydius  n.  Ontario 
Artcher  John,  laborer,  house  129  Eagle 
Artcher  {Michael)  k  Lyman  (Chas.  11.),  flour,  63 

Quay,  house  37  Lancaster  [Orange 

Arthur  Edward,  tailor,  8  Clinton  ave.  house  25 
Arthur  Peter,  engineer,  house  82  Lumber 
Artie  George,  varnisher,  h.  Elk  near  Snipe 
Arving  Wm.  teamster,  bouse  295  N.  Pearl 
Arzberger  John,  shoemaker,  house  8  Delaware 


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ALBANY      [B]      DIRECTORY, 


Ashby  Lizzie,  widow,  house  23  Willett 
7\sht()n  Joseph,  patternmaker,  house  19  Daniels 
Aspinall  Robert,  masou  and  builder,  h.  32  B'irst 
Asprion.Tohn,  mason,  h.  Clinton,  c.  Van  Vechten 
Asalena  Leon,  confectioner,  &c.,  115  State,  h.  do. 
Athens  James,  carpenter,  h.  Hawk,  cor.  Lydius 
Atherly  Joseph,  surgeon,  22d  reg't,  h.  29  Dallius 
Athow  William  H.  cutter,  459  Broadway,  house 

at  Troy 
Atkins  Alonzo,  salesman,  24  State,  b.  76  Third 
Atkins  Henry,  truckman,  house  3  Spruce 
Atkins  James,  volunteer,  house  228  Green 
Atkins  James,  house  76  Third 
Atkinson  George,  stonecutter,  h.  164  Jefferson 
Atkinson  Richard,  carman,  h.  21  Lafayette 
Atkinson  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Greenbush 
Atwood  Henry  C.  boards  171  Hamilton 
Atwood  Kelly,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  Aca- 
demy, Greenbush 
Atwood  John,  boards  171  Hamilton 
Atwood  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  Greenbush 
Aubin  Napoleon,  gasworks,  6  Lumber  district 
Auchampaugh  Levi,  bds.  244  Washington  ave. 
Auel  Michael,  maltster,  152  Chestnut 
Auer  Alois,  gardener,  house  112  Broad 
Auer  Christian,  furnaceman,  house  74  Clinton 
Aues  Henry,  gasfitter,  boards  112  Broad 
Aufsesser  Moses,  pedler,  house  73  Westerlo 
Aurich  Edward,  1st  artillery,  h.  57  Rensselaer 
Austin  Charles  E.  stationkeeper,  Bath,  h.  do. 
Austin  Charles  L.  attorney  and  city  recorder, 

448  Broadway,  house  Elm  cor.  Hawk 
Austin  J.  J.  agent  A.  &  C.   line,  108  Pier,  house 

101  North  Pearl  [b.  298  do. 

Austin  James  M.  butcher,  206  Washington  ave. 
Austin  Jeremiah  2d,  bookkeeper,  108  Pier,  h. 

90  Beaver 
Austin  J.  C.  dentist,  8  North  Pearl,  house  do. 
Austin  Mary,  widow,  house  116  Bowery 
Austin  Matthew  V.  messenger  W.  R.  R.  house 

at  Bath 
Austin  Neil,  farmer,  house  157  Bowery 
Austin  PoUj,  widow,  b.  Washington  c.   Ontario 
Austin  Robert,  laborer,  house  131  Canal 
Austin  Thomas,  meat   stall,  44  Hawk  and  206 

Washington  avenue,  house  298  do. 
Auty   Alexander,  liquors,  30   Green,  house  180 

Hamilton 
Avann  James  W.  shoemaker,  h.  86  Bradford 
Averill  Horace,  flour  and  grain,  77  Quay,  house 

123  Hamilton 
Avery  Amos  Mrs.  house  21  Ten  Broeck. 
Avery  Thomas  Y.  agent  Onondaga  Salt  Co.  105 

Pier,  boards  71  Hudson 
Ayen  Conrad,  butcher,  104  Nucella,  h.  do. 
Ayer  Daniel,  land  agent,  1  Exchange  Building, 

house  at  Frenclrs  village 

BABCOCK  ANTHONY,  laborer,  house  Third, 

Greenbush 
Babcock  Benjamin,  painter,  house  10  Chestnut 
Babcock  Charles,  printer,  house  94  Spring 
Babcock  Daniel,  moulder,  house  59  Third 
Babcock  Daniel  L.  coal  and  wood,  Bassett  cor. 

Franklin,  house  63  South  Ferry 
Babcock  Edward,  insurance  agent,  462  and  464 

Broadway,  house  at  Troy  [Dove 

Babcock  Elisha,  shoecutter,  459  B'way,  h.  75 
Babcock  Henry,  brickmaker,  h.  Morton  c.  Hawk 
Babcock  Horace   H.,  Boston  and  Harlem  Rail 

Road  office,  Stanwix  Hall,  house  1  High 
Babcock  James  L.  almshouse  physician,  house 

101  Lydius 
Babcock  John  M.  carman,  h.  687  Broadway 
Babcock  John  P.  painter,  bds.  Fowler,  Bath 
Babcock  Timothy,  shoemaker  house  85  Dove 
Babington  Daniel,  butcher,  h.  497  Wash.  ave. 


Bach  .Lacob,  pedler,  house  95  Schuyler 

Bach  Simon,  pedler,  h.  Bethlehem  road,  near 

Gansevoort 
Bacharacli  David,  peddler,  house  104  Arch 
Bacharach  Daniel,  salesman,  374  Broadway,  b. 

54  Westerlo 
Bacharach  Joseph,  clerk,  344  B'way,  boards  69 

Hamilton  [Franklin 

Bacheller    Benjamin,  harnessmaker,    house  36 
Bacheller  Benj.  F.  harnessmaker,  167  S.  Pearl 

bds.  77  Westerlo  [Pearl,  h.  47  S.  Ferry 

Bacheller    Dwiglit,    harnessmaker,   167    South 
Bacheller  Dwight,  liatter,  h.  54  Bleecker 
Bachman  B.  cigarmaker,  house  150  Broad 
Bachman  Moses,  clerk,  48  South  Pearl,  boards 

92  Lydius  [ave.  h.  do. 

Bachmann  Renatus,  manuf.  chemist,  104  Wash. 
Backman  Henry  A.  house  63  Dove 
Bacon  Patrick,  coalheaver,  house  170  Green 
Bacon  [Samuel  N.)  &  Stickneys  {Moses   W.  and 

Leander)  cofl'ee  and  spice,  37  and  39  Dean 

cor.  Exchange,  liouse  76  Clinton  avenue 
Badgley  Joseph  D.    {Monteath  &  B.),  wholesale 

grocer,  28  State,  h.  at  Watervliet,  Troy  road 
Badgeley  J.  W.  house  70  Jay  [ton 

Baeder  George,  blacksmith,  h.  Nucella  ab.  Clin- 
Bagg  Peres  M.  contractor,  h.  6  Bethlehem  road 
Bagley  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  16  Chapel 
Bagley  John,  laborer,  h.  at.  North  Albany 
Bagley  Thomas,  clerk,  7Ji)  State,  h.  115  Second 
Bagnell  Wm.  painter,  hpuse  69  Lark 
B-ihan  John,  volunteer,  bds.  151  Montgomery 
Bailey  Charles  L.  hairdresser,  h.  92  Beaver 
Bailey  (Edward)  &  Joralemon  [John),  stoves,  &0. 

87  South  Pearl,  hoi\se  74  Division 
Bailey  {Elisha)  &  Brothers  (Nelson  and  Isaac), 

dry  goods,  87  Washington  avenue,  h.  do. 
Bailey  "Franklin,  rail  road  agent,  h.  314  Lydius 
Bailey  Henry,  carpente'r,  house  42  Delaware 
Bailey  Isaac  (Bailey  .&  Bros.),  87    Washington 

avenue,  bds.  206  jay 
Bailey  James,  musician,  h.  20  Bethlehem  road 
Bailey  John  E.  clerk,  89  Wash.  ave.  h.  87  do. 
Bailey  John  M.  student  57  State,  bds.  53  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Bailey  Joseph,  coopei^  house  297  Hamilton 
Bailey  Lemuel  jr.  ma4bn,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Bailey  Nelson  {Bailey  &  Bros.),  dry  goods,  87 

Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Bailey  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Mechanic,  G'bush 
Bailey  Wm.  mason,  boards  329  North  Pearl 
Bailey  W.  H.  physician,  17  Wash.  ave.  h.  1 16  do. 
Baillie  Charles,  marble  polisher,  h.  33  Morton 
Bailly  John,  cutter,  495  B'way,  b.  71  Hudson 
Bain  John,  cigarmaker,  b.  80  Swan,  Arbor  Hill 
Bain  John  Mrs.  house  80  Swan,  Arbor  Hill 
Baley  Joseph,  paver,  house  800  Broadway 
Bain  Peter  C.  lieut.  61st  reg't,  house  22  Willett 
Bain  Thomas,  maltster,  house  72  Schuyler 
Bain  Wm.  B.  bookbinder,  house  79  Dove 
Bainsley  John  S.  carpenter,  house  375  Bowery 
Bakeman  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  r.  377  State 
Baker  Adam,  cooper,  house  21  >i  Center 
Baker  Benj.  F.  major  43d  reg't,  h.  56  Lancaster 
Baker  Bernard,  oysters,  &c.  19  Hudson,  boards 

137  Grand  [97  Clinton  ave. 

Baker  Charles  A.  stoves,  592  Broadway,  house 
Baker  Edward,  boards  Stanwix  Hall 
Baker  George,  stoves,  31  Washington  ave.  bds. 

Franklin  House 
Baker  George  F.  clerk  bank  department.  State 

Hall,  boards  51  North  Pearl 
Baker  George  W.  clerk,  h.  54  Swan,  Arbor  Hill 
Baker  Greenwood,  printer,  house  21  Westerlo 
Baker  Jacob,  house  41  Jay 
Baker  Jacob,  upholster,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Baker  Jacob,  laborer,  house  1 14  Bowery 


ALBANY      [B]      DIEECTORY. 


15 


Baker  Jas.  L.  stoves.  16  Green,  house  78  First 
Bilker  John,  laborer,  house  68  Lawrence 
Baker  John,  porter,  459  B'way,  house  67  Eagle 
Baker  John  A.  clerk,  592  B'way,  b.  97  Clin.  ave. 
Baker  Jos.  W.  carpenter,  bds.  153  Lumber 
Baker  Patience  A.  boarding  house,  55  Colonie 
Baker  Samuel  S.  blacksuiith,  house  Seymour, 

Bath,  North  Greenbusii 
Baker  Solomon,  printer,  h.  rear  137  Lumber 
Baker  Sophia  Mrs.  house  213  Broadway 
Baker  Wm.  sexton  St.  Paul's,  house  9  Rose 
Baker  Wm.  switchman,  N.  Y.C.R  R.  h.  120  Snipe 
Baker  Wm.  H.  cigarmaker,  boards  120  Snipe 
Baker  Peter,  furnaceman,  house  16  Clinton 
Baldwin  A.  J.  Mrs.  house  2  Jay 
Baldwin  Andrew,  cigarmaker,  house  166  Third 
Baldwin  Bronson  A.  carman,  h.  318  Hamilton 
Baldwin  Chas.  E.  attorney,  74  State 
Baldwin  John  L.  37  Dean,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Baldwin  Michael,  porter  house,  34  Van  Schaick 
Balestine  Mar}',  widow,  house  25  West  Ferry 
Balim  Simon,  optician,  1  Green,  h.  184  S.  Pearl 
Ball  Henry  P.  lastmaker,  house  341  Lydius 
Ball  John,  carpenter,  house  138  Franklin 
Ball  John  D.  lastmaker,  house  54  Philip 
Ball  Magdaline,  nurse,  house  95  Nucella 
Ball  Mary,  boarding  house,  132  Hamilton 
Ball  Paul,  mason,  house  168  Swan 
Ball  Teunis  M.  printer,  boards  97  Bassett 
Ball  Thomas,  waiter,  Delavan  House 
Ballantine  Ann,  widow,  house  396  Lydius 
Ballantine  James,  printer,  boards  57  Union 
Ballantine  Wm.  J.  pianomaker,  h.  16  Jackson 
Ballard  Ambrose,  carpenter,  house  202  Hudson 
Ballard  Ferdinand,  coppersmith,  h.  148  Third 
Ballard  Horatio  H.  sec.  of  state,  b.  Congress  Hall 
Ballard  John,  stairbuilder,  house  94  Philip 
Ballentine  Alex,  machinist,  house  95  Dallius 
Ballentine  James,  mason,  house  295  Lydius 
Ballentine  Mary,  widow,  house  52  Rensselaer 
Ballentine  Robt.  G.  blacksmith,  h.  61  N.  Lansing 
Ballin  Louis,  siioemaker,  60  S.  Pearl,  h.  100  do. 
Ballin  Simon,  optician,  1  Green,  h.  184  S.  Pearl 
Ballistere  Mary,  house  25  West  Ferry 
Ballou  Willard  H.  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Balmus  Catharine,  widow,  house  59  Snipe 
Baltimore  Stephen,  shoemaker,  b.  17  K  Daniel 
Baraber  Robert,  chief   clerk,   secretary  state's 

office,  boards  Dunlop  House         [Partridge 
Bamberg  William,  harnessmaker,  h.  Lydius  n. 
Bambrick  H.  A.  trunkmaker,  house  90  Hawk 
Banan  Ann,  eating  house,  2  William,  house  do. 
Bancroft  John,   builder,   54  James,   house  108 

Clinton  avenue  [39  Grand 

Bancroft  Le  Grand,  attorney,  Museum  Bldg.  h. 
Bancroft  Royal,  wood  dealer,  h.  179  Hamilton 
Bancroft  Wm.  H.  architect,  54  James,  boards  108 

Clinton  avenue 
Bangs  Anson,  house  23  Quackenbush 
Banker  Fred,  boatman,  house  21  Dallius 
Banker  John,   clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building,  boards  Merchant's  Hotel 
Banker  Mary  Jane,  dressmaker,  h.  21  Dallius 
Banks  A.  Bleecker  {Banks  &  Bros.),  law  book 

publishers,  475  Broadway,  b.  Delavan  House 
Banks  &  Bros,  law  book  publishers,  475  B'way 
Banks  Herman,  painter,  plankroad  near  Perry, 

house  do. 
Banks  Robert  Lennox,  secretary  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R., 

office  Exchange  Bailding,  bds.  83  Columbia 
Bannister  Absalom,  blacksmith, h.  51  N.  Lansing 
Bantham  Andrew  J.  {Blessing  &  Bantham),  gro- 
cer, 27  S.  Pearl,  boards  105  First 
Bantham  Christina,  widow,  house  67  Orange 
Bantham  John  S.  l8th  reg't,  bds.  81  Colonie 
Bantham  Summerland  T.  painter,   b.  67  Orange 
Barager  Harriet  Mrs.  nurse,  h.  674  Broadway 


Barber  Charles  M.  engineer,  h.  257  North  Pearl 
Barber  Edgar  P.  driver,  house  50  Lafayette 
Barber  Fletcher,  commission  merchant,  5  Hud- 
son, boards  28  Washington  avenue 
Barber  Jeremiah,  waiter,  house  379  State 
Barber  John,  basketmaker,  house  53  Odell 
Barbin  Archel,  blacksmith,  h.  303  North  Pearl 
Barbin  Edward,  shoemaker,  83  South  Ferry 
Barden  Michael,  grain  striker,  h.  165  Broadway 
Barden  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  52  Church 
Barguet  Bissett,  merchant    tailor,    15  Steuben 
Barhydt  Diana  S.  widow,  boards  93  Eagle 
Barhydt  Nicholas,  moulder,  house  71  Lumber 
Barhydt  Peter,,barber,  house  170  Lumber 
Barhydt  {Richard)  &  Mor^inge  {Peter  M.),  piano 

warerooms,  502  Broadway,  house  20  Dove 
Barker  Abraham  B.  boards  31  Jay 
Barker  Ann,  widow,  house  35  Dean     [50  Chapel 
Barker  Catharine  D.  widow  of  James  D.  house 
Barker  Eliza,  dressmaker,  h.  52  Montgomery 
Barker  F.  A.  com.  mer.  82  Quay,  bds.  44  Grand 
Barker  Thomas,  moulder,  house  35  Dean 
Barker  Wm.  P.  lieut.  91st  reg't,  house  31  Jay 
Barlow  Wm.  H.  agt.  Albany  Evening  Standard, 

boards  110  South  Pearl 
Barnard  Daniel  D.  Mrs.  house  1  Elk 
Barnard  Fanning,  clerk,  1  Clinton  ave.  house 

173  Hamilton 
Barnard  Frederick  J.  448  Broadway,  h.  724  do. 
Barnard  George  A.  44th  reg't,  b.  27  Quackenb'h 
Barnard  John,  stairbuilder,  house  94  Philip 
Barnard  John  B.  boots  and  shoes,  404  B'way 
Barnard  John  B.  F.  agent  Merchant's  Dispatch, 

1  Clinton  ave.  n.  B'way,  h.  at  East  Albany 
Barnard  Margaret,  widow,  h.  27  Quackenbush 
Barnard  Samuel  W.  {White,   Loveland  &   Co.) 
lumber.  Water  cor.  N.  Ferry,  and  448  Broad- 
way, house  1 1 1  Washington  avenue 
Barnes  Charles,  clerk,  566  Broadway,  boards  29 

Quackenbush 
Barnes  Joseph  C.  clerk,  25  Green,  b.  27  Division 
Barnes  Lucian,  clerk  Ins.  department  State  Hall, 

boards  292  State 
Barnes  Martin,  tallyman,  house  77  Colonie 
Barnes  S.  S.,  Mrs.  house  27  Division 
Barnes  William,  superintendent  insurance  de- 
partment. State  Hall,  house  292  State 
Barnett  Abram,  livery,  house  37  Columbia 
Barnett  Mary,  widow,  house  106  Morton 
Barnett  Richard,  plasterer,  house  106  Morton 
Barnett  Robert,  wheelwright,  h.  8  Del.  turnpike 
Barney  Charles,  calker,  nouse  Broadway  near 
Johnson,  Greenbush  [.Johnson,  G'bush 

Barney  Francis,  shipcarpenter,  h.  Second  above 
Barney  Paul  C.  clerk  post  office,  h.  423  Lydius 
Barney  Wm.  cigars,  6  Plain,  house  do 
Barr  Henry,  clerk,  National  Hotel,  266  B'way 
Barr  Joseph,  porter,  472  B,way,  house  83  Third 
Barragar  Harriet  Mrs.  nurse,  house  13  Clinton 
Barreche   Barnabus,  tailor,  h.  220  Washington 

avenue 
Barrett  Catharine,  widow,  house  125  Green 
Barrett  Elisha  B.  clerk,  120  Piei,  bds.  Mansion 

House 
Barrett  Hugh,  carman,  h.  34  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Barrett  James,  ornamental  plasterer,  h.  70  Grand 
Barrett  John,  moulder,  house  177  Green 
Barrett  Michael,  tailor,  house  37  Division 
Barrett  Patrick,  prop,  ferry  house,  Greenbush 
Barrett  Richard,  butcher,  house  246  Bowery 
Barrett  Richard,  contractor,  house  30  Chestnut 
Barrett  {Robert)  &  Branion  {Thomas  .4.),  plumb- 
ers, 114  State,  bds.  30  Chestnut      [114  State 
Barrett  {Robert)  &  Co.  {Henry  Cary)  tinroofers 
Barrett  Thomas,  tailor,  43  Beaver,  h.  do 
Barrett  William,  goldbeater,  49  Hudson,  h.  do 
Barrett  William  J.  student,  boards  49  Hudson 


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ALBANY      [B]      DIBBCTORY, 


Barrisford  Philip,  laborer,  house  286  Lumber 
Barrow  ThomaH,  carpenter,  h.  Lydius  n.  Robin 
Barry  Angel,  laborer,  house  71  Cherry 
Barry  George,  laborer,  house  197  Third 
Barry  James,  grocer,  103  Hamilton,  house  do 
Barry  John,  butcher,  house  218  Bowery 
Barry  John,  laborer,  house  18  Orange 
Barry  John,  cigarmaker,  house  63  Johnson 
Barry  John,  laborer,  boards  280  Lumber 
Barry  Martin,  furnaceman,  bds.  Dallius  c.  Vine 
Barry  Mary,  grocer,  450  Washington  ave.  h.  do 
Barry  Michael,  grocer,  150  Broadway,  house  do 
Barry  Michael,  baker,  house  70  Canal         [Vine 
Bariy  Thomas,  porter,  463  B'way,  h.  Dallius  c. 
Barry  Thomas,  laborer,  liouse  33  Mulberry 
Barry  William,  butcher,  house  100  Bradford 
Barscheit  Charles,  farmer,  house  11  Yates 
Barth  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  h.  Broad,  Bethl'm 
BarthelL  Stephen,  carpenter,  h.  28  Alexander 
Bartholomew  Charles,  grocer,  Hudson  c.  High 
Bartholomew  George,  carman,  house  82  Beaver 
Bartholomew  (James)  &  Morse  {Lansing),  coffee 

and  spice  mills,  362  B'way,  h.  226  Hudson 
Bartholomew  Rilev,  108  Pier,  house  63  Lumber 
Bartlett  Ann  H.  Miss,  house  23  De  Witt 
Bartlett  Andrew  J.   stable  keeper,    179   Mont- 
gomery, house  37  De  Witt 
Bartlett  Dennis  N.  teamster,  house  78  Lawrence 
Bartlett  Hannah  A.  Miss,  house  23  De  Witt 
Bartlett  John,  boatman,  h.  Franklin  c.  Westerlo 
Bartlett  John  A.  carpenter  at  Emery  Bro's,  h. 

187  Elm 
Bartlett  John  L  agent  canal  stables,  179  Mont- 
gomery, boards  23  De  Witt 
Bartlett  Julia  M.  teacher,  boards  12  Park 
Bartlett  Theo.  A.  clerk,  526  Broadway,  boards 

Steuben  cor.  Chapel 
Bartlett  William,  carpenter,  bds.  16  S.  Lansing 
Bartley  Catharine,  ^ridow,  house  46  Second 
Bartley  James  Mrs.  house  96  Elm 
Bartley  James,  laborer,  house  138  Colonie 
Bartley  John,  moulder,  house  46  Bassett 
Bartley  John  D.  clerk,  4t  N.  Pearl,  bds.  95  Elm 
Barton  Benjamin  F.  carpenter,  bds.  187  Swan 
Barton  David  B.  Berdan's  reg't,  bds.  187  Swan 
Barton  Dennis,  laborer,  house  59  Mulberry 
Barton  James,  miller,  house  23  S.  Ferry 
Barton  John  M.  Berdan"s  reg't,  boards  1 87  Swan 
Barton  Silas,  mason,  house  187  Swan 
Barton  Mary,  widow,  house  54  Mulberry 
Barton  Wm.  J.   clerk,   55  S.  Pearl,   boards   12 

Bleecker  place 
Bartram  Charles,  clerk,  21   N.  Pearl,  house  36 

Chestnut 
Bartram  James  W.  moulder,  h.  36  X  S.  Lansing  , 
Bartram  Misses,  seamstresses,  bd.  42  Grand 
Bartus  Uhlrich,  moulder,  house  72  Clinton 
Basch  John,  gardener,  h.  Del.  turn,  near  Morton 
Bassett  Charles,  porter,  12  State,  h,  479  Wash.  a. 
Bassett  Daniel  E.  brickyard,  Snipe  cor.  Lydius, 

house  184  Swan 
Bassett  Edmund,  shoemaker,  122  Lydius 
Bassett  Edwin,  laborer,  bds.  Lydius  near  Perry 
Bassett  Michael,  laborer,  house  442  Lydius 
Bassett  Stephen,  drainer,  house  Yates  near  Lark 
Bassett  Stephen,  painter,  house  51  N.  Lansing 
Bassler  Casper,  mason,  house  9  Van  Vechten 
Bassler  John,  shoemaker,  house  rear  119  Arch 
Bassler  Michael,  porter,  bouse  442  Lydius 
Batchelder  John  F.  house  56  Hawk 
Batcheldor  Edward  C.  (G.  &  E.   C.  Batcheldor), 

house  217  Lydius 
Batcheldor  G.    &   E.  C.  wholesale  grocers,    18 

State,  boards  American  Hotel 
Batcheldor  Thiel,  house  217  Lydius 
Batcheldor,  see  Bachellcr 
Bateman  Edward,  paver,  house  10  Clinton 


Bateman  John,  moulder,  house  56  N.  Ferry 

Bates  Agnes,  house  38  Broad 

Bates  Comford,  gardener,  1  &  2  south  side  Center 

Market,  house  Schenectady  turnpike 
Bates  Elvira,  widow,  house  223  Green 
Bates  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  119  Broad 
Bates  Jeremiah  H.  cooper,  123  Chestnut,  house 

175  Lancaster 
Battell  Mellen,  machinist,  liouse  35  Van  Schaick 
Batterman  Geo.  C.  flour,  &c.  322  Bi'oadway,  bds. 

Mansion  House 
Battersby  Francis  H.  butcher,  h.  21  Clinton  ave. 
Battersby  James  &  John,  meat  stall,  21  Clin,  ave. 
Battersby  John,  blacksmith,  h.  36  Van  ScLaick 
Battersby  John  {James  &  J,  Battersby),  house  21 

Clinton  avenue 
Battersliy  John,  biatcher,  h.  56  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Battin  Isaac,  assistant  sup't  Albany  gas  works, 

liouse  161  Eagle 
Baudt  George  W.,  FL  R.  R.,  bds.  Greenbush 
Bauer  A.  dentist  and  physician,  47  S.  Pearl,  h. 

228  Washington  avenue 
Bauer  John,  barber,  236  S.  Pearl,  house 
Bauer  John,  blacksmith,  Bethlehem  road,  near 

Van  Vechten,  h.  do 
Bauer  Michael,  furnaceman,  house  20  Teunis 
Bauer  Urban,  tailor,  house  49  Alexander 
Baum  Christian,  cabinetmaker,  house  32  Clin- 
ton, Bethlehem 
Baum  Henrietta,  widow,  house  140  Broad. 
Baum  Solomon,  shoemaker,  h.  'i93  1-2  S.  Pearl 
Bauman  Isaac,  tailor,  315  S.  Pearl 
Baumis  Maggie  Miss,  millinery,  bds.  13  Jay 
Baumgod  Jolm,  baker,  h.  361  Washington  ave 
Baumis  Jane,  widow,  h.  27  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Baxter  Forbus,  switchman,  h.  Second,  G'bush 
Baxter  Mary,  house  40  Rensselaer 
Baxter  Michael,  laborer,  house  25  Swan 
Baxter  Patrick,  tailor,  house  12  Cross 
Baxter  Patrick,  baker,  168  Montgomery,  h.  do 
Baxter  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  168  Montgomery 
Bay  John  jr.  house  32  North  Pearl 
Bay  John  W.  physician,  house  39  James 
Bay  William,  physician,  house  32  North  Pearl 
Bay  William  A.  house  39  James 
Bayeux  Sarah  A.  Mrs.  teacher,  34  Lodge,  h.  do 
Bays  Jeanette,  widoW',  h.  182  Bowery 
Beach  Cornelius,  harnessraaker,  h.  5  Chestnut 
Beach  Edwin  M.  blacksmith,  house  Knox  near 

Clinton  avenue 
Beadle  George,  laborer,  house  5  South  Lansing 
Beale  Charles,  tilemaker,  house  Great  Western 

turnpike,  near  Pei-ry  [North  Pearl 

Beale  Henry  W.  A.  teacher  of  music,  house  336 
Beale  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Third  above  Knox 
Beals  George  W.  baker,  house  71  Swan 
Bean  Eliza,  widow,  house  80  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Bean  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  80  Swan,  Arbor  h. 
Bear  Daniel,  moulder,  h.  65  South  Lansing 
Beard  Henry  W.  carpenter,  house  Greenbush 
Beard  William  H.  blacksmith,  h.  218  Green 
Beardsley  Charles,  boards  Albany  Hotel 
Beardsley  Henry,  engineer,  h.  182  Swan 
Beardsley  Nelson,  proprietor  Albany  Hotel,  67 

Washington  avenue 
Beardsley  Oscar,  carman,  bds.  Albany  Hotel 
Bearse  Albert,  3d  reg't.  boards  Empire  House 
Bearse  Elliott,  3d  reg't.  boards  Empire  House 
Bearup  Francis,  shoemaker,  —  State 
Bearup  Julia  A.  nurse,  house  191  Lumber 
Bearup  Peter,  boilermaker,  house  24  Westerlo 
Beataugh  Samuel,  varieties,  40  B'way,  G'bush 
Beatty  Cormick,  laborer,  house  rear  9  Morton 
Beatty  George,  porter,  39  State,  h.  202  Clin.  ave. 
Beatty  Margaret,  widow,  house  62  Orange 
Beavens  Arthur,  house  115  Sand 
Beaver  Jacob  Mrs.  house  33  Knox 


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Beclit  Frederic,  butcher,  house  111  Broad 
Beclitel  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  32  Bowery 
Bechtel  Peter,  turner,  house  131  Spring 
Beck  John,  baker,  house  309  Bowery 
Beck  Joseph,  shoemaker,  165  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Beck  Peter,  Laborer,  h.  456  Washington  avenue 
Beck  Richard,  stonecutter,  house  91  Philip 
Beck  Stephen,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Lark 
Beckel  Mary,  widow,  house  246  South  Pearl 
Becker  A.  James,  shoemaker,  4  James,  house  12 

Broad 
Becker  Alexander  R.  agent  Merchants'  Line,  and 

{Becker  &    Cameron)    brewers    of    ale,    282 

B'way,  and  stable  24  Church,  h.  97  Grand 
Becker  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  Van  Vechten 

corner  Broad. 
Becker  Henry,  farmer,  house  30  Gansevoort 
Becker  Isaac  D.  grocer,  Hudson  corner  Swan, 

house  246  Lydius 
Becker  Jacob  A.  patternmaker,  h.  93  Hamilton 
Becker  John,  lurnaceman,  h.  39  Broad,  Bethl, 
Becker  Philip,  laborer,  house  117  Sand 
Becker  J^hilip,  physician,  house  184  Elk 
Becker  William,  furnaceman,  h.  34  Broad,  Beth. 
Becker  (W7n.    J.)   &  Johnson   (A.)    pianoforte 

manufs.  186  Wash.  ave.  h.  317  Hamilton 
Becket  John,  laborer,  bds.  71  North  Lansing 
Becket  Mrs.  widow,  washintr  &c.  h.  222  Swan 
Becket  Thomas,  physician,  bds.  188  Wash.  ave. 
Becket  Thomas  A.  {Marrin  &  B.)  7X  Hudson, 

house  71  North  Lansing 
Bedell  Charles  F.  boards  71  Knox 
Bedell  Daniel,  house  191  State 
Bedell  David  P.  eating  house,  bds.  191  State 
Bedell  Edward  S.  house  134  Lancaster 
Bedell  Henry,  boatman,  h.  Academy,  G'bush 
Bedell  Urvilie,  bds.  BoweiT  corner  Robin 
Bedell  Richard,  house  71  Knox 
Bt'dell  Susan  Jane,  widow,  h.  26  Van  Schaick 
Bedell  William,  house  23  Congress 
Bedford  Ellen  M.  Mrs.  liouse  7  Canal 
Beebe  Asaph,  meat  market,  102  Beaver,  "h.  do. 
Beebe  Edwin,  proprietor  of  Franklin  House,  136 

and  138  State 
Beebe  Henry,  painter,  house  25  Howard 
Beebe  John  W.  carpenter,  h.  Whitehall  road  c. 

Clinton 
Beebe  Theodore,  clerk,  house  62  Lydius 
Beebe  Thomas  T.   carpenter,  Whitehall  rd.  cor. 

Tennis,  h.  do.  [road.  cor.  Teunis 

Beebe  Thomas  W.  carpenter,  house  Whitehall 
Beecher  Samuel,  teamster,  boards  80  Third 
Beecher  Theodore  Mrs.  widow,  h.  147  Second 
Beeg  Frederick,  tinsmith,  h.  448  Lydius 
Beecher  Wm.  R.  blacksmith,  house  118  Dallius 
Beekman  Cornelius,  fruit  dealer,  h.  71  S.  Pearl 
Beekman  Edward,  confectionery,  332  Broadway, 

house  71  South  Pearl 
Beekman  John,  moulder,  h.  56  North  Ferry 
Beeiiy  Charles,  ])ianomaker,  b.  119  North  Pearl 
Beeny  Sarah,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  119  N.  Pearl 
Beers  Asaliel  S.  bookkeeper,  319  Broadway,  h. 

82  Green 
Beer.j  Benjamin,  carman,  house  5  Garden 
Beers  Edward,  bootmaker,  45  Beaver,  house  125 

Second 
Beers  Harlow,  currier,  hou.se  12  Van  Schaick 
Beers  William,  bedsteadmaker,  h.  70  Lawrence 
Begkel  John  V.  tailor,  house  168  Elk 
Begley  James,  grocer,  56  Church,  house  do. 
Behan  Daniel,  pier  police,  house  135  Canal 
Behan  Peter,  laborer,  h.  rear  75  Lawrence 
Behan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  72  Schuyler  [Tromp 
Behan  Thomas,  liquors,  6  Hudson,  h.  13  Van 
Behnker  Benjamin,  laborer,  h.  John  cor.  Quay 
Beiler  Charles,  patternmaker,  h.  230  Green 
Beiter  Gregor,  laborer,  house  60  Delaware 


Bekking  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  196  Broad 
Belcher  {Chasi  S.)  &  Larral)ee  {E.  J.)  agents  aer- 
ated bread  co.  175  N.  Pearl,  h.  208"do. 
Belcher  John  S.  blacksmith,  house  89  Third 
Beleke  C.  J.  professor  civil  and  military  college, 

Beaverwyck,  Bath 
Belknap  Charles  M.  clerk,  697  Broadway,  boards 

83  Ten  Broeck 
Belknap  {Zcbina)  &  McKercher  {Duncan)  coal, 

697  Broadway,  h.  83  Ten  Broeck 
Bell  Adam,  gardener,  house  at  Bath 
Bell  Ann,  widow,  house  169  Second 
Bell  Charles,  house  329  Bowery 
Bell  Christopher,  clerk,  73  Washington  avenue, 

bds.  Hamilton  c.  Philip 
Bell  Eli,  porterhouse,  Bethlehem  road  corner 

Van  Vechten 
Bell  James,  tallyman,  house  47  Westerlo 
Bell  James  C.  44  State,  house  17  Ten  Broeck 
Bell  John,  crockery,  18  Wash.  ave.  house  do. 
Bell  John,  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Bell  .Joseph,  boards  74  Hudson 
Bell  Margaret,  tailoress,  house  South  Ferry 
Bell  Matthew,  carpenter,  110  Beaver,  h.  170  Jay 
Bell  Norman  W.  steward,  h.  222X  S.  Pearl 
Bell  Robert  H.  carver,  house  12  Franklin 
Bell  Walter,  porterhouse,  115  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Bell  Wm.  J.  bookseller,  512  B'way 
Bellew  M.  J.  Mrs.  porterhouse,  15  Herkimer 
Bellinger  James  H.  44th  reg't,  h.  69  Herkimer 
Bellows  Willard  (S.  Munson  &  Co.),  shoes,  369 

and  371  Broadway,  h.  80  Grand 
Belser  George,  grocer,  S.  Pearl  cor.  Alexander 
Belser  Joseph,  dry  goods,  ^16  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Beman  Franklin  S.  clerk,  bds.  67  South  Ferry 
Beman  Sylvester  S.  B.  captain,  h.  67  S.  Ferry 
Bemis  Alpheus,  blacksmith,  rear  890  Broadway, 

house  922  Broadway 
Ben  Peter,  whitewasher,  house  at  Greenbnsh 
Benadict  Geo.  carpenter,  h.  78  Second,  G'bush 
Bendel  Edward,  butcher,  house  118  Arch 
Bendel  Edward,  clerk,  boards  71  Hudson 
Bendel  Henry,  laborer,  house  250  South  Pearl 
Bendel  Henry,  butcher,  21  Bethlehem  road 
Bendel  Herm'an,  student,  104  Green,  bds.  do. 
Bendel  Mo.ses,  cigarmaker,  boards  118  Arch 
Bender  Andrew,  laborer,  house  37  Teunis 
Bender  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Bender  Christopher  W.  house  138  Hudson 
Bender  Conrad,  tailer,  house  181  Bowery 
Bender  Ellen,  widow,  h.  302  Washington  ave. 
Bender  Ephraim  H.   bookseller,  stationer,  and 

bookbinder,  73  State,  h.  161  Hamilton 
Bender  Frederick,  moulder,  house  37  Teunis 
Bender  George,  watchman,  house  111  Elk 
Bender  George  R.  clerk,  State  cor.  N.  Pearl,  h. 

302  Washington  avenue 
Bender  John,  tailor,  h.  Van  Vechten  c.  Elizabeth 
Bender  Justus,  peddler,  house  213  Broadway 
Bender  Lewis,  stovemounter,  h.  55  Delaware 
Bender  Mary,  widow,  house  41  Clinton 
Bender  Matthew  W.  house  195  Lydius 
Bender  Wendell  G.  clerk,  63  State,  boards  181 

Hamilton  [Lydius 

Bender  Wendell  M.  lumber,  203  Water,  h.  193 
Bender  William,  moulder,  house  12  Teunis 
Bender  William  M.  grocer,  Lydius  cor.  Lark,  h. 

126  Lark 
Benedict  Chas.   E.  boots  and  shoes,  45  Wash. 

avenue,  b.  Farmers  &  Mechanics'  Hotel 
Benedict  Ezra  G.  (J.    Benedict  &  Son),  lumber 

dealer,  b.  95  Clinton  ave.  [G'bush 

Beneilict  George,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Second, 
Benedict  George  C.  {Wilkins  &  B.),  dry  goods, 

53  Washington  avenue,  boards  35  Hawk 
Benedict  Henry,  cook,  house  121  Arch 
Benedict  Henry  M.  house  3  Park  place 


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Benedict  J.  &  Son  {Ezra  G.),  Inmber  15  Lumber 

district,  liouse  95  Clinton  avenue 
Benedict  Lewis,  liouse  3  Park  place 
Benedict  Lewis  jr.  lieut.  col.  73d  reg't,  boards  3 

Park  place 
Benedict  Wm.  locksmith,  12  Howard,  h.  do. 
Benediit  Wni.  F.  iron  and  nails,  343  Broadway, 

honse  at  Schenectady 
Benhani  George,  coachmaker,  hotise  76  Westerlo 
Beuhart   Christopher,  blacksmith,  h.  Morris  n. 

Ontario 
Benjamin  Abigail,  widow,  house  115  Knox 
Benjamin  Eliza,  widow,  house  93  Church 
Benjamin  George  H.  teacher,  house  47  Second 
Benjamin  (George  J-T.)  &  Herri(-k(Jonfl.  Ji.),  fruits 

and  nuts,  4^5  and  427  Broadway,  h.  241  State 
Benjamin  Samuel,  peddler,  h.  107  Schuyler 
Benjamin  Samuel  G.  W.  assistant  state  librarian, 

boards  64  Elm 
Benne  David  F.  dentist,  14  North  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Bennett  Albert,  carpenter,  bds.  at  North  Albany 
Bennett  Amelia,  widow,  house  443  Lydius 
Bennett  Edward,  mason,  h.  149  Clinton  avenue 
Bennett  Edward  A.  44th  reg't,  house  118  Spring 
Bennett  Eliza  D.  widow,  tailoress,  h.  66  Hudson 
Bennett  Ezra  B.  Hour,  fish  and  provisions,  59 

and  60  Quay,  house  62  Philip 
Bennett  George,  distiller,  h.  150  Montgomery 
Bennett  Hugii,  tallyman,  house  5  S.  Lansing 
Bennett  James,  house  195  Orange 
Bennett  Jas.  carpenter,  grocer,  323  State,  h.  do. 
Bennett  John,  clerk,  boards  62  Philip 
Bennett  Lydia,  widow,  house  118  Spring 
Bennett  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Daniels 
Bennett  Michael,  mason,  house  66  Lafayette 
Bennett  Myland  C.  moulder,  house  43  Bowery 
Bennett  Nathan,  oyster  saloon,  46  Wash,  ave. 
Bennett  Peter  V.  tel.  messenger,  b.  939  B'way 
Bennett  Randolph  S.  clerk,  101  Green,  boards 

38  Franklin 
Bennett  Richard  F.  carpenter,  h.  North  Albany 
Bennett  Susan,  widow,  house  939  Broadway 
Bennett  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  156  Clinton  avenue 
Bennett  Thomas  D.  Hour  and  grain,  86  Quay, 

house  at  Kenwood 
Bennett  William,  30th  reg't,  house  22  Second 
Bennett  William,  18th  reg't,  house  95  Third 
Bennett  Wm.  T.  clerk,  63  State,  b.  at  Kenwood 
Bennett  Wm.  W.  clerk,  boards  118  Spring 
Bennink  Christian,  painter,  house  102  Arch 
Beunink  Christopher,  painter,  66  Hamilton,  b. 

395  Broadway 
Bennink  John  W.  blacksmith,  h.  31  Westerlo 
Bennink  Joaima,  widow,  liouse  102  Arch 
Bensen  Albert  V.  clerk  China  tea  company,  78 

State,  bds.  30  Steuben 
Bensen  Jacob  G.  boards  32  Eagle 
Bensen  (Nicholas)  &  CrnnueW  (Matthew  jr.),  tool 
store  and  planemakers,  108  Sbite,  h.  50  Hawk 
Bensen  Tennette  D.  widow,  house  32  Eagle 
Benson  Adam,  hostler,  h.  at  North  Greenbush 
Benson  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  33  Second 
Benson  John,  bookkeeper,  822  Broadway,  house 

237  North  Pearl 
Benson  Joseph,  fisherman,  honse  at  Bath 
Benson  Matthew,  carman,  house  31  DeWitt 
Bent  Ebeuezer,  agent.  Lark  corner  State,  boards 

American  Hotel 
Bent  John,  laborer,  house  61  South  Ferry 
Bentliam  John  S.  I8th  reg't,  bds.  81  Colonic 
Bentley  Charles  W.  clerk,  executive  department, 

Capitol,  house  101  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Bentley  James   R.  (Van  Santvoord  &   Co.),  77 

Pier,  house  at  Buffalo 
Bentley  Richard  C.   major  63d  reg't,  house  41 

Chestnut 
Benton  Charles  H.  chairpainter,  h.  114  Jefferson 


Benton  Clarissa,  widow,  house  228  Jefferson 
Benton  Daniel  S.  clerk,  57  State,  bds.  110  Green 
Benton  Edward  B.  attorney,  45  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Benton  Jos.  bookbinder,  9  James,  h.  110  Green 
Benton  Nathaniel  S.  auditor  canal  department, 

boards  51  North  Pearl 
Benton  N.  S.  jr.  clerk,  canal  department,  State 

Hall,  boards  21  High  [bush 

Benton  Willard  R.  carpenter,  h.  Harrison,  Green- 
Berben  Henry,  painter,  house  16  Morton 
Berben  Matthias,  porter,  42  Dean,h.  32  Clinton 
Beresford  Henry,  porter,   12  Exchange,  house 

135  Church 
Beresford  Michael,  driver,  house  95  Orange 
Bergen  John,  laborer,  house  39  Rensselaer 
Bergen  William,  grocer,  171  Church,  h.  do. 
Bergeron  Joseph,  porter,  451  B'way,  h.  117  Arch 
Bergeron  Maximilian,  jjorterhouse,  1  Division, 

house  175  Eagle 
Bergiu  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  rear  33  Van  Woert 
Bergin  James,  cooper,  house  177  Church 
Bergman   Christopher,  gardener,  house  Morris 

near  Partridi^e 
Bergman  John,  laborer,  house  199  Broad 
Bergman  John  jr.  furnaceman,  house  5  Tennis 
Bergman  Joseph,  butcher,  Bethlehem  road,  h. 

233  SoiUh  Pearl 
Berigan  Dennis,  printer,  house  173  Orange 
Berigan  Michael,  laborer,  house  173  Orange 
Berkhardt  Henry,  baker,  house  29  Westerlo 
Berliner  Fred,  tailor,  house  37  Bowery 
Berliner  Lewis,  cigarmaker,  bds.  53  S.  Lansing 
Berliner  Solomon,  cigarmaker,  h.  53  S.  Lansing 
Berniel  Peter,  carpenter,  house  96  Franklin 
Bernett  Louis,  tailor,  house  166  Broad 
Bernhard  Betsey  Mrs.  ladies  furnishing,  33  Hud-. 

son,  house  do. 
Bernhard  Catharine,  millinery,  266  South  Pearl 
Bernhard  David,  peddler,  house  70  S.  Ferry 
Bernhard  Joanna,  widow,  house  67  Sand 
Bernhard  Mary,  millinery,  266  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Bernhardt  Frank,  tailor,  house  94X  Dallius 
Bernheimer  Abram,  peddler,  house  190  Broad 
Berresford  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  8  Quackenbush 
Berresford  Philip,  switchman,  h.  286  Lumber 
Berrett  Fran(?is,  shoemaker,  house  359  State 
Berrigau  Andrew,  shipcarpenter,  bds.  73  Canal 
Berrigan  Patrick,  boatman,  house  93  Orange 
Berry  Ann,  widow,  h.  rear  121  Lumber 
Berry  Anson,  carman,  house  60  Second 
Berry  Benjamin,  China  tea  co.  78  State,  boards 

Merchants  Hotel 
Berry  Charles,  cook,  h.  W.  Ferry,  bel.  Ontario 
Berry  Hamilton,  laborer,  h.  Seymour,  Bath 
Berry  John,  carman,  house  60  Second 
Berry  Lawrence,  boilermaker,  bds.  44  Swan 
Berry  Margaret,  widow,  house  rear  121  Lumber 
Berry  Mirtin,  laborer,  house  58  Van  Schaick 
Berry  Thomas,  maltster,  house  120  Ten  Broeck 
Bertheleon  Daniel,  cigarmaker,  house  Bath 
Bertheleoii  Sarah  E.  school,  Bath,  house  do 
.Berthold  Julius,  laborer,  house  52  South  Pearl 
Bertrand  Jeremiah,  house  184  Clinton  avenue 
Beschkee  Francis,  meat  stall,  420  Lydius,  house 

418  do. 
Beschkee  Frederick,  tailor,  house  454  Lydius 
Beschkee  Henry,  butcher,  house  418  Lydius 
Best  David,  grocer.  Pine  cor.  Ciiapel,  house  do 
Best  Edward,  barber,  house  166  Third 
Best  Francis,  porter,  479  B'way,  h.  77)^  Church 
Best  Jacob,  pilot,  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Best  Mary,  grocer,  ('hurch  c.  S.  Lansing,  h.  do. 
Beswick  James  E.   furniture,   93  South  Pearl, 

boards  61  Union 
Bettelheim  Charles,   peddler,  house  2  Catherine 
Betts  Richard  D.  house  101  Columliia 
Betz  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  210  South  Pearl 


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Betz  Matthew,  brickmaker,  h.  220  Wash.  av. 
Betz  M'lchtw],  fiiniacwinan,  houso  9  Bowery 
B«ven  John,  citl)ii)f;ttnak<;r,  h.  499  Wasli.  av. 
Bevins  Rolx^rt,  laborer,  h.  Clinton  av.  n.  Quail 
Hever  Alexander,  painter,  house  363  State 
Bevington  Lou;s,  carpenter,  bds.  79  South  Pearl 
Bew  Lancelot,  clothing,  3  Exchange  Building, 
house  29  Dove  [31  Sand 

Bewsher  ,Jolin  O.  shoemaker,  91  Wash.  ave.  h. 
Bewslii-r  Win.  clerk  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  129  Beaver 
Bewshcr  Williain,  painter,  li.  Lark  cor.  liowery 
Bicknell  Becker,  wnodeiiware,  &c.,  397  Broad- 
way, house  142  Hamilton 
Bicknell  Edward  397  ii'way,  bds.  142  Hamilton 
Bidd.'ll    H.   K    {Ilohbs  &   li.)  grocer  and  fruit 

dealer,  o  Clinton  avenue,  lids.  693  B'way 
Biel  Augustus,  clerk;  boards  57  Clinton 
Biel  (Jharles  A.  Rev.  h.  Broad  cor.  Alexander 
Biel  Pl)iiip,  mason,  house  (ylinton,  Bi'thlehern 
Bigane  William,  laborer,  house  28  Van  Woert 
Bigelow  Henrietta,  widow,  lious*-  81  Hudson 
Bigelow  Jackson  (  F.  P.  RuggLes  &  Co.)  49  Quay, 

boards  105  South  Pearl 
Bigelow  John,  moulder,  house  atGrreenbush 
Bigelow  .John  B.  boards  Chapel  near  the  church 
Bigelow  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  150  Church 
Bigt'low  Uriah  Gr.   physician,  35  South  Pearl,  h. 

81  Hudson 
Bigg  Henry,  mason,  house  105  Jefferson 
Biggam  Andrew  S.  carman,  house  rear  61  Third 
BiggJin  Michael,  laborer,  house  55  N.  Lansing 
Biggims  James,  saloon,  S.  Pearl  cor.  Westerlo 
Biggims  James,  book-s,  206  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Bigley  Charles  H.  printer,  boards  101  First 
Bigley  Gtiorge,  tobacconist,  house  101  First 
Bigley  Michael,  State  Arsenal,  h.  23  Van  Woert 
Biglny  Richard  J.  printer,  bouse  30  Elm 
Biglow  Marcella,  matron  insane  a.sylum 
Bigsby  Ellen,  widow,  house  42  Van  Schaick 
Bigsby  John,  sliirt  and  collar  manufacturer,  496 

Broadway,  house  72  Clinton  avenue 
Bihier  Henry,  tailor,  house  308  South  Pearl 
Bildhauser  Fred,  blacksm'h,  h.  lower  end  Broad 
Bill.son  Abraham,  mason,  house  413  Wash.  ave. 
Billson  Adam  H.  mason,  house  'Ail  Lumber 
Billson  Alexander,  cigarmaker,  bds.  141  Third 
Billson  Charles,  carpenter,  boards  38  Hawk 
Billson,  (ieorge  H.  18th  reg't,  boards  141  Third 
Billson  Henry,  cigarmaker,  house  141  Third 
Binck  Isaac,  boards  Washington,  Greenbush 
Bingham  Anson,  attorney,  bds.  American   Hotel 
Bingham  George  H.  shoemaker,  59  .Swan  Arb.  h. 
Bingham  Geo.  W.  tobacconist,  h.  136  N.  Pearl 
Bingham  Obadiah,  shoemaker,  house  54  Third, 
Bingham  Reulxiii  H.  attorney  and  city  surveyor, 

office  City  Hall,  house  48  Steuben 
Binnier  Frederick,  shoemaker,  house   117  Broad 
Bins  Michael,  laborer,  house  14  B<jwery 
Birch  Catherine,  widow  of  Wm.  h.   170  Hudson 
Birch  (ieorge,  butcher,  h.  503  Washington  ave. 
Birch  George  A.  grocer,  14  Maiden  lane,  house 

161  Hudson 
Birch  Polly,  widow,  house  161  Hudson 
Birch  Ruth,  widow  of  Sylvanus  h.  183  Lydius 
Birch  Samuel  M.  {Nichols  6c  B.)  lumber,  Water 

cor.  Lawrence,  house  29  De  Witt 
Birch,  see  Burch 

Birchall  James,  painter,  house  48  Second 
Bird  John,  carpenter,  house  118  First 
Bird  Peter,  laborer,  house  72  Colonie 
Bird  Samuel,  farrier,  house  172  Eagle 
Birdsall  {Wm.)  Fassett  {A.  G.)  &  Olcott  {F.  P.), 
lumber  dealers,  8  Lumber  district,  boards 
Didavan  House 
Birmingham  Edward,  upliolster,  h.  61  Hawk 
Birmingham  Martin,  laborer,  h.  52  Van  Schaick 
Birmingham  William  C.  clerk,  house  15  Rose 


Birndt  Martin,  shoemaker,  house  13  Bowery 
Birney  O'Brien,  watchman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  h.  32 

Eagh; 
Bisbee  Henry,  clerk,  boards  66  Wfishington  ave. 
Bishop  Charles  B.  oats  and  feed,  85  Pier,  house 

.  178  First,  Troy 
Bishojj    {Frederick)  &    Trowbridge  {John  H.), 

provisions,  42  Dean,  house  44  Eagle 
Bishop  J.  F.  house  at  Grt'enbush 
Jiishop  W.  H.  boatman,  h.  Washington,  G'bush 
Bisikuinnier  Matthias,  machinist,  h,  35  Green 
Bissi'll  William,  house  Columbia,  Gret'nbush 
Bittles  William  H.  boardinghouse  023  B'way 
Black  Jane,  house  61  Lydius 
Black  Robert  J.  jjrinter,  boards  25  South  Pearl 
Black  W.  Thurston,  portrait  painter,  51  State 
Blackall   Benj.  tilemaker,  6   Fulton,   house  24 

William 
Blackiill  James,  draindigger,  house  24  William 
Blackall  Jos.  R.  {W.  &  /.  R.  Blackall)  house 

106  Philip 
Blackall  J.  &  W.  J.  bellhangers  and  locksmitLs, 

Haiiiilton  cor.  Fulton,  house  135  Lydius 
Blackall  Roljert  Mrs.  boards  9  Plain  continued 
Blackall  Wm.  &  J.  R.  paper  box  manufs.  423 

Broadway,  house  16  South  Lansing 
Blackall  William  J.  (/.  &  M^.  J.  Blackall),  house 
121  Hamilton  [Greenbush 

Blackburn   Chas.  machinist  W.  R.  R.  h.  East. 
Blackburn  Thomas  R.  boilermaker,  h.  45  Thirci 
Blackman  Elizabeth,  widow,  hou.se  99  Knox 
Black  man  George  T.  painter,  house  19  Lark 
Blackman  John,  carman,  house  99  Knox 
Blackman  John  H.  variety  store,  200  S.  Pearl 
Blackmon  Charles,  peddler,  h.  Lydius  n.  Quail 
Blackwell  Eleazer,  agent,  house  64  Lancaster 
Blackwood  Maria  Miss,  hou.se  175  .Jefferson 
Jilair  Caroline  K.  varieties,  B'way,  Greenbush 
Blair  David   S.   {Orr  &   B.),   brassfounder,   64 

Beaver,  house  42  West  Perry 
Blair  Henrietta,  widow,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Blake  Adam,  hou.se  109  Third 
Blake  Adam,  restaurant,  84  State,  h.  198  Lumber 
Blake  Ann,  widow,  house  312  State 
Blake  Charles,  agent,  37  Dean,  house  97  First 
Blake  Daniel,  laborer,  house  15  Lumber 
Blake  Edmund,  laborer,  house  26  Van  Woert 
Blake  Isaac,  teamster,  hou.se  194  Swan 
Blake  James,  watchman,  h.  Second  ave.  G'bush 
Blake  Jane,  widow,  hou.se  107  Bowery 
Blake  John  K.  fisherman,  house  at  Bath 
Blake  Owen,  grocer,  23  Columbia,  house  do. 
]31ake  Peter,  carpenter,  house  First  n.  Lark 
Blake  Robert,  laborer,  house  13  Fulton 
Blake  Thomas,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

at  North  Albany 
Blake  Wm.  E.  adjt.  3d  reg't,  hou.se  258  Hudson 
Blakeman  Elizabeth,  h.  Green  cor.  S.  Ferry 
Blakeman  Ira,  meat  market,  Broadway  corner 

Ferry,  house  12  Washington,  Greenbush 
Blanch  Michael,  porter,  359  Broadway,  house  75 

Franklin 
Blanchard  Alonzo  L.  house  46  Franklin 
Blanchard  Calvin  B.  papermaker,  h.  201  Elm 
Blanchard  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse,  60  Lydius 
Blanchard  J.  W.  capt.  3d  reg't,  h.  20  N.  Pearl 
Blanchard  Marcus  L.  druggist,  560  Broadway, 

boards  46  Franklin 
Blanchard  Michael,  porter,  house  85  Franklin 
Blanchard  Watson  F.  baker,  house  37  Bleecker 
Blanchard  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  h.  48  Herkimer 
Blank  Michael,  stovemounter,  house  188  Broad 
Blank  Thomas,  moroccodresser,  h.  54  Hamilton 
Blaser  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  25  Teunis 
Blasie  Wm.  hairdresser,  hou.se  51  Bowery 
Blass  Charles,  brakeman  W.  R.  R. 
Blass  Jonas,  brakeman,  h.  B'wa}',  Greenbush 


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Blass  Michael  M.  boardinghouse,  B'way,  G'bush 

Blass  Peter  F.  boards  at  Greenbush 

Blatner  (Henry)  &  Co.  (if.  Blatner  2d),  dry  goods 

and  iewelry,  348  BVay,  h.  21  Hamilton 
Blatner  Henry  2d  (Blatner  &  Co.),  h.  116  Green 
Blederl  Joseph,  laborer,  house  168  Broad 
Bleecker  Catharine  Miss,  house  765  Broadway 
Bleecker  Charles  E.  &  Co.  (Wm.  R.  Bleecker), 

wholesale  liquors,   347  and  349  Broadway, 

house  25  Clinton  avenue 
Bleecker  Deborah  Miss,  house  765  Broadway 
Bleecker  G.  V.  S.  wholesale  liquors,  107  South 

Pearl,  h.  Hope  Cottage  near  Mount  Hope 
Bleecker  Henry,  boards  37  North  Pearl 
Bleecker  Nicholas,  jr.  house  23  Quackenbush 
Bleecker  Tyler  R.  contractor,  house  11  Catharine 
Bleecker  Wm.  E.  house  37  North  Pearl 
Bleecker  Wm.  R.  (Chas.  E.  Bleecker  &  Co.)  bds. 

25  Clinton  avenue 
Bleiley  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  182  Swan 
Blessig  Louis,  moulder,  boards  92  Grand 
Blessing  (Abrani  M.)  &  Bantham  (A.  J.),  grocers, 

27  South  Pearl,  house  105  First 
Blessing  Catharine,  widow  ofRobt.  h.  105  First 
Blessing  James  H.  machinist,  h.  33  Lafayette 
Blessing  John  M.  Mrs.  house  339  State 
Bliss  Chester,  clerk,  66  State,  b.  Franklin  House 
Bliss  Emily,  widow,  house  121  Lark 
Bliss  Geo.  W.  hats  and  caps,  35  Wash.  ave. 
Blonzer  Gerhardt,  laborer,  h.  359  Wash.  ave. 
Blood  John,  shoemaker,  house  464  Lydius 
Bloom  Joseph,  clerk,  48  S.  Pearl,  b.  92  Lydius 
Bloom  Leonard,  gasfitter,  house  19  Columbia 
Bloomer  John,  boards  91  Beaver 
Bloomer  Walton,  laborer,  house  69  Second 
Bloomingdale  William  H.  lumber  dealer,  above 

North  Ferry,  house  737  Broadway 
Bloss  Charles,  brakeman,  W.  R.  R. 
Bloss  Jonas,  brakeman,  W.  R.  R. 
Blum  George,  funiaceman,  h.  313  South  Pearl 
Blum  Jacob,  lurnaceman,  bouse  314  South  Pearl 
Blum  John,  carpetweaver,  226  Washington  ave. 
Blum  Paul,  carpetweaver,  bds.  226  Washington 

avenue. 
Boardman  Brunson  A.  carman,  h.  318  Hamilton 
Boardman  Charles  A.  painter,  house  163  Sand 
Boardman  Frank,  grocer,  Lodge  corner  Beaver, 

boards  7 1  Soutli  Ferry 
Boardman  Lewis,  butcher,  h.  3  Onet's  alley 
Boardman  Maria  C.  widow,  h.  Lark  near  Lydius 
Boardman  Morris,  agent,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Boardman  (William  G.),  Gray  (James  A.)  &  Co. 

(Siberia   Ott),  pianofortes,  468    Broadway, 

house  95  Columbia 
Boardman  (William)   &  Waggoner  (Jacob  H.), 

builders,  46  Howard,  house  91  Hudson 
Boardman  William  P.  boards  91  Hudson 
Boardwell  Albert,  machinist,  h.  96  Herkimer 
Bochlowitz  Herman,  clerk,  372  Broadway,  bds. 

80  Lydius 
Boeckling  Peter,  cooper,  house  109  Arch 
Bock  Fidel,  cabinetmaker,  house  305  Broadway 
Boeuan  Gottlieb,  baker,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Boenan  John^  shoemaker,  h.  8  Van  Vechten 
Boeren  Townsend,  peddler,  house  320  State 
Boese  John,  jeweler,  480  Broadway 
Bogardus  John  J.  porter,  14  State,  h.  53  Congress 
Bogart  Elizabeth  Mrs.  widow,  h.  East  Greenbush 
Bogart  Jas.  H.  adit.  43d  reg't,  boards  18  Elk 
Bogart  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  123  Sand 
Bogart  Sarah  and  Elizabeth,  machine-sewing, 

'  house  100  Hawk 
Bohan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  128  Orange 
Bohm  John,  tailor,  house  Morris  near  Partridge 
Bohn  Frederick,  saloon,  105  Broad 
Bohner  Balthus,  laborer,  house  19  plank  road 
Bohr  John,  Carpenter,  house  59  Snipe 


Bobs  John  M.  jeweler,  480  Broadway,  bouse  303 

Washington  avenue 
Boice  John,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  52  Second 
Bolan  John,  house  15  South  Lansing 
Bolan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  196  Water 
Boland  Edward,  porter,  h.  74  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Holies  Charles,  moulder,  boards  5  Fulton 
Bolles  Edw.  R.  barntssmaker,  house  5  Fulton 
Bolles  Margaret  Mrs.  house  166  Tliird 
Bollman  John,  stonecutter,  h.  9  Van  Vechten 
Bolton  John,  engineer,  W.  R.   R.  h.  Mechanic 

above  East,  Greenbush 
Bomus  John,  shoemaker,  house  221  Hamilton 
Bonacker  August,  porterhouse,  B'way,  G'bush 
Boridy  S.  dry  goods,  246  South  Pearl 
Boner  John,  cooper,  house  Partition,  Greenbush 
Bonheio  Henry,  carpenter,  bouse  150  Sand 
Bonividda  Paul,  bds.  Mansion  House 
Bonner  Andrew,  saddler,  house  329  Lydius 
Booker  Michael,  laborer,  house  231  Sand 
Boom  James,  carman,  house  161  Broad 
Boom  Wm.  tavern,  890  Broadway 
Boos  George,  furnacemaker,  house  113  Snipe 
Boos  Michael,  laborer,  house  143  Broad 
Booth  Alfred,  grocer,  160  Lumber,  house  do. 
Booth  Alfred,  harnessmaker,  23  Church,  house 

209  Jefferson 
Booth  Richard,  gilder,  boards  55  Colonie 
Booth  Wm.  H.  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

158  Lumber 
Bootman  E.  D.  musical  inst'maker,  North  Ferry 

•    cor.  Broadway,  boards  799  Broadway 
Bootman  Edgar,  musical  instrumentmuker,  N. 

Ferry  cor.  Broadway,  boards  798  Broadway 
Bootman  Valentine,  at  Emery  Bros.  h.  at  Bath 
Bordwell  Albert,  m.achini.xt,  h.  Herkimer 
Born  Myraett,  widow,  h.  78  South  Ferry 
Borneo  Henry  (Brack  &  Borneo),  carpenter,  186 

Wash.  ave.  house  150  Sand 
Borst  Martin  C.  (J.   W.  Conklin  &  Co.)  liquors, 

&c.  34  Hudson,  bds.  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Borthwick  Edward,  barkeeper,  bds.  Jay 
Borthwick  Harvey,  clerk  P.  0.  h.  175  Hamilton 
Bortle  George,  house  86  Grand 
Bortle  Richard,  groceries  and  provisions,  276 

Broadway,  house  at  Newtonville 
Bortle  Stephen  R.  boards  86  Grand 
Bortle  William  H.  grocer,  9  North  Ferry,  house 

84  Grand 
Boss  John,  blacksmith,  house  151  Bowery 
Bossert  Frederic  C.  laborer,  h.  479  Wash.  ave. 
Bossoijg  Charles,  brakeman,  b.  B'way,  G'bush 
Boston  Diana,  widow,  house  3  Eagle 
Bothwell  Hugh  H.  groct  r,  10  Benjamin,  h.  do. 
Bott  Arthur  {Dobler  &  B.),  card  manufacturer, 

279  Hamilton,  bds.  74  Hudson 
Bouck  George,  boards  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Bouck  Jacob  F.  bookkeeper,  Boyd,  Bro.  &  Co., 

house  68  South  Ferry 
Boudey  John  M.  engineer,  h.  Broadway,  Bath 
Bcvughton  Daniel,  hats,  caps  and  furs,  Broadway 

cor.  Beaver,  house  30  Plain 
Boulton  George  W.   barber,  Broadway    corner 

Second,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Boulware  Jeptha  R.  physician,  h.  53  High 
Bounds  Edwin  C.  restaurant,  24  Beaver,  h.  do. 
Boushell  Patrick  Mrs.  grocer.  Canal  cor.  Cross 
Bouton  Chester  F.  grocer,  82  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Bove  Peter,  tailor,  house  45  Alexander 
Bow  Oliver,  sexton,  house  134  North  Pea,rl 
Bowdin  James,  barkeeper,  h.  78  South  Ferry 
Bowditch  James,  cattle  dealer,  boards  Farmers' 

and  Mechanics'  Hotel 
Bowe  Michael,  maltster,  h.  24  Rensselaer 
Bowen  John  E.,  Rev.  N.  Pearl  M.  E.  Church,  h. 

73  North  Pearl 
Bowen  Martin,  cutter,  78  State,  h.  33  Dove     ^ 


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Bower  August,  physician,  h.  ^28  Wash.  ave. 

Bower  Catharine,  widow,  h.  335  Lydius 

Bower  Christian,  laborer,  house  Wash.  ave.  ab. 

Catholic  burying  ground 
Bower  George,  cabinetmaker,  house  107  Snipe 
Bower  John,  hairdresser,  house  49  Dallius 
Bower  Michael,  fnrnaceuian,  h.  20  Teunis 
Bower  Simon,  laborer,  house  72  Orange 
Bowers  Augustus,  clerk,  472  Broadway,  house 

220  Hamilton 
Bowers  Harraan,  lithographer,  bds.  335  Lydius 
Bowers  Henry,  saddler,  h.  131  South  Pearl 
Bowers  William,  porter,  1  Central  block,  B'way, 

house  486  Lydius 
Bowes  Wm.  wheelwright,  house  75  Church 
Bowhall  Phebe  A.  widow,  house  80  Westerlo 
Bowles  John  J.  jr.  telegraph  operator,  W.  R.  R. 

depot,  h.  Harrison,  East  Albany 
Bowman  Catharine,  widow,  house  166  Franklin 
Bowman  Michael,  laborer,  house  31  Bowery 
Bowman  Michael,  laborer,  house  282  Bowery 
Bowman  Wm.  H.  teacher,  house  202  Hamilton 
Bowne  Chas.  H.  bookbinder,  bds.  171  N.  Pearl 
Bowne  John  Mi'S.  house  171  North  Pearl 
Bowne  John  H.  clerk,  house  53  Lumber 
Bowne  Philip  A.  printer,  bds.  171  N.  Pearl 
Boxbaum  Henry,  peddler,  h.  107  Schuyler 
Boy  Michael,  laborer,  house  8  Clinton 
Boyce  George,  shoemaker,  h.  87  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Boyce  Isaac,  childrens'  shoes,  14  South  Pearl, 

house  86  Swan 
Boyce  John,   foreman  freight,   N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  74  Montgomery 
Boyd  Amor,  clerk,  540  B'way,  bds.  91  Hamilton 
Boyd  Andrew,  soap  and  candle  foctory,  12  Rose, 

house  180  Lydius 
Boyd  Andrew,  Franklin  House,  136  and  138  State 
Boyd  Clarissa  Mrs.  house  69  Eagle 
Boyd  David,  carman,  house  141  First 
Boyd  [David  J.)  Brother  {John  S.)  &  Co.,  (Wm. 

F.  and  Edward  Coolidge)  Arch  st".  brewery, 

cor.  Franklin,  li.  2  Park  place 
Boyd  Howard,  house  13  Clinton  avenue 
Boyd  Isaac,  cutter,  421  Broadway,  h.  5  Grand 
Boyd  James  P.  physician,  h.  Hudson  cor.  Grand 
Boyd  John,  laborer,  h.  Warren  n.  Elizabeth 
Boyd  John  S.  {Boyd,  Brother  &  Co.),  h.  at  N.  Y. 
Boyd  Mary  Mrs.  milliner,  h.  91  Hamilton 
Boyd  Robert,  house  61  South  Ferry 
Boyd  Thomas,  chandler,  house  131  Lydius 
Boyd  Thomas,  salesman,  444  B'way,  h.  46  Beaver 

Boyer ,  barber,  house  79  First 

Boylan  John,  wireweaver,  h.  White,  Bath 
Boylan  Owen,  laborer,  house  160  Grand 
Boyle  Arthur,  stucco,  615  B'way,  h.  164  Eagle 
Boyle  Daniel,  coppersmith,  16 Beaver,  house  298 

Hamilton 
Boyle  Francis,  laborer,  house  108  Third 
Boyle  James,  assessor,  house  132  Arch 
Boyle  James,  carman,  house  155 X  Orange 
Boyle  Joseph,  butcher,  h.  Grand  near  Morton 
Boyle  Margaret,  widow,  liouse  22  Van  Woert 
Boyle  Mary,  widow,  house  143  Church 
Boyle  Thomas,  laborer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards  22 

Van  Woert 
Boynton  James  R.  watchmaker,  b.  38  Westerlo 
Boynton  J.  C.  Mrs.  house  38  Westerlo 
Boynton  Jonah  C.  clerk,  boards  38  Westerlo 
Boyzer  Jacob,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Brack  {Jacob)  &  Borneo  {Henry),  carpenters,  186 

Wash,  ave,  house  147  Bowery 
BradUnry   Charles,  newsr)om  and  cigar  store, 

774  Broadway,  house  do. 
Bradbury   Charles,   sale  and  exchange    stable, 

Broadway,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Bradford  Joim  L.  hous-i  145  North  Pearl 
Bradford  Wm.  clerk,  59  Wash.  ave.  bds.  US  do. 


Bradish  Francis,  tailor,  house  118  Arch 
Bradley  Daniel  G.  hay  and  wood,  229  Hudson, 

house  227  do. 
Bradley  Elam,  house  8  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Bradley  Elizabeth  M.  milliner,  b.  8  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Bradley  James,  butcher,  h.  491  Wash.  ave. 
Bradley  James,  butcher,  liouse  94  Bradford 
Bradley  John,  butcher,  bds.  491  Wash.  ave. 
Bradley  John  S.  peddler,  boards  8  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Bradley  Joseph,  boards  227  Hudson 
Bradt  Andrew  H.  carman,  house  116  Bowery 
Bradt  Anna,  widow,  house  263  Elm 
Bradt  Henry,  hackdriver,  bds.  Yates  n.  Lark 
Bradt  Henry  T.  mail  agt.  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  50 

Union 
Bradt  Isaac,  bookbinder,  h.  3  Bleecker  place 
Bradt  John  J.  grocer,  1  Bethlehem  road,  h.  do. 
Bradt  John  P.  4th  dist.  police,  b.  Poland's  Hotel 
Bradt  Peter  A.  pilot,  h.  301  South  Pearl 
Bradt  Samuel  C.  clerk,  30  Washington  avenue, 

boards  43  Chestnut 
Bradt\Sarah,  widow,  house  Yates  near  Lark 
Bradt,  see  Brait,  Brodt,  also  Brot. 
BradweH  Anthony,  fireman,  h.  49  Union 
BradwiVl  P.  Schuyler,  ice,  Bassett  cor.  Quay,  h. 

49  Church 
Bra^will  Robert  L.  ice,  h.  39  South  Lansing 
Brady  Anthony,  barkeeper,  Delavan  House 
Brady  Bernard,  drover,  house  109  Third 
Brady  Bernard,  carman,  house  153 >^  Orange 
Brady  Francis,  cutter,  481  B'way,  h.  128  Orange 
Bradv  Hugh,  cooper,  bds.  Broadway  cor.  .lohn 
Brady  Hugh,  porterhouse,  57  Montgomery 
Brad/y  James,  painter,  bds.  20  Jefferson 
Bradty  James,  maltster,  boards  1 14  Canal 
Brady  James,  mason,  house  10  Cross 
Bradj  John,  moulder,  house  49  Church 
Brady  John,  laborer,  house  1 1  Fulton 
Brady  John,  brushmaker,  385  Broadway,  h.  127 

Green 
Brady  John,  3d  reg't,  h.  42  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Brady  John,  grocer,  95  Philip,  house  do 
Brad yj  John,  carman,  boards  109  Third 
BradyMohn,  laborer,  house  40  Van  Schaick 
Brady  John,  laborer,  boards  114  Canal 
Brady  Margaret,  widow,  house  114  Canal 
Brady  Owen,  laborer,  house  128  Water 
Brady  Owen,  paver,  house  51  Canal 
Brajiy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  271  Green 
Brivdy  Patrick,  carman,  house  166  Orange 
Brstdy  Philip,  moulder,  house  156  Church 
Brady  Philip,  laborer,  boards  104  Canal 
Bi/ady  Terrence  E.  lumber  insp.  bds.  109  Third 
Brady  Thomas,  horseshoer,  Herkimer  c.  Church, 

house  58  Church 
Braidwood  Thomas,  mail  agent,  h.  29  Mulberry 
Braik  Jacob,  carpenter,  house  123  Sand 
Braik  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  123  Sand 
Brainard  E.  H.  clerk,  boards  11  Park 
Brainard  Ascenath,  widow,  house  37  Broad 
Brainard  Benjamin  C    Mrs.  house  66  Westerlo 
BramiXTdL  (Elijah)  &  Lawlor  {Thomas  M.),  ship 

builders,  72  Pier,  house  96  Clinton  avenue 
Brainard  Leonard,  spar,  block  and  purapmaker, 

62  Quay,  house  92  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Brairjard  Wm.  H.  in^.  of  lumber,  h.  67  N.  Ferry 
Brainerd  Emeline,  widow  of  Simeon,  house  18 

Van  Schaick 
Braker  Nicholas,  turner,  h.  Nucella  ab.  Clinton 
Brammall  Geo.  G.  grocer,  44  Van  Schaick,  h.  do 
Branagan  James,  tailor,  boards  11  Beaver 
Branagan  John,  capt.  63d  reg't,  h.  59  Colonie 
Branagan  John,  moulder,  house  10  Fulton 
Branagan  Michael,  boatman,  house  96  Church 
Branch  Martin,  painter,  house  76  Odell 
Brand  Adam,  sawyer,  house  51  Lumber 
Brand  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  house  2  Catharine 


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Brandenburgh  William  H.  lieut.  2d  dist.  police, 

house  66  Howard 
Brandon  Francis,  framemaker,  li.  322  Lumber 
Brandow  Nelson,  shipcarpenter,  h.  25  Westerlo 
Branifl' William,  nailer,  house  21  Perwy 
Branion  Henry,  plumber,  boards  86  First 
Branion  Margaret,  widow,  house  85  First 
Branion  Thomas  A.  (Barrett  &  B.),  plumbers 

and  roofers,  114  State,  house  85  First 
Brann  William  J.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

850  Broadway 
Brannigan  Patrick,  sawyer,  h.  126  Van  Woert 
Brannock  James,  carpenter,  house  74  Cherry 
Brantnall  Charles,  painter,  house  397  Lydius 
Brassall  John,  carpenter,  house  14  John 
Brassall  .!ohn,  porter,  house  75  First 
Brassy  John,  carpenter,  house  150  Spring 
Brasure  John  W.  ui  dertaker,  house  104  Lydius 
Brate  Eliza  J.  millinery.  111  South  Pearl,  house 

127  Lydius 
Brate  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  127  Lydius 
Bratt  Catharine,  widow,  house  22  Jefferson 
Bratt  Gerritt  T.  bookkeeper  10  lumber  district, 

house  830  Broadway 
Bratt  Gerritt  T.  Mrs.  house  310  Hudson 
Bratt  Henry,  mason,  hous^  3  Washington  ave 
Bratt  Michael,  6th  cavalry,  house  256  Sand 
Bratt  Stephen  V.  R.  patternmaker,  h.  66  Plumb 
Braun  George  M.  saloon,  19  Alexander 
Brauning  Frank  Joseph,  house  15  Van  Schaick 
Brauning  Jacob,  shoemaker,  221   South  Pearl, 

house  223  do.  [h.  223  do. 

Brauning  Michael,  shoemaker,  221  South  Pearl, 
Brawiey  Mary,  widow,  house  57  Chapel 
Brawley  Patrick,  tailor,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Bray  Francis,  shoemaker,  23  Chapel,  h.  12  Cross 
Bray  Martin,  porterhouse,  52  Jefferson,  h.  do. 
Bray  Matthew,  printer,  house  150  Eagle 
Bray  Philip  F.  printer,  bds.  12  Cross  [Pearl 

Brayton  John  P.,  Van  Rensselaer  House,  7  South 
Brayton  Sanford  B,  bookkeeper,  48  Quay,  bds. 

42  Jay 
Brayton  {Wm.  P.)  &  Thorburn  {Wm..  G.),  provi- 
sions, 48  Quay,  house  42  Jay 
Breen  James,  porterhouse,  19  Lawrence,  h.  do 
Breen  Mai  tin,  porterhouse,  8  Quackenbush 
Breen  Patrick,  boatman,  h.  275  Green  [der 

Breithaupt  Philip,  cabinetmaker,  h.  17  Alexan- 
Brenan  Edward,  laborer,  boards  121  Bowery 
Brenan  John,  laborer,  house  170  Clinton  avenue 
Brenan  John,  laborer,  house  28  Bowery 
Brendel  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  183  Broad 
Brennan  Bridget,  widow,  house  81  Bowery    ' 
Brennan  Bridget,  widow,  house  8  Cross 
Brennan  Edward,  laborer,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Elizabeth 
Brennan  Edward,  laborer,  house  267  Green 
Brennan  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Green  cor.  Plumb 
Brennan  Edward,  porter,  1 1  Quay,  h.  8  Cross 
Brennan  Edward,  stonecutter,  bds.  18  Jackson 
Brennan  James,  bootfitter,  house  57  Broadway 
Brennan  James,  laborer,  house  133  Arch 
Brennan  James  jr.  machinist,  house  142  Arch 
Brennan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Brennan  Joanna,  widow,  Imuse  129  Orange 
Brennan  John,  capt.  2d  ponce  dist.  h.  130  Orange 
Brennan  John,  gardener  at  1 1  Ten  Broeck 
Brennan  John,  laborer,  house  64  Orange 
Brennan  John,  furuaceman,  house  28  Bowery 
Brennan  John  G.  constable,  h.  854  Broadway 
Brennan  Margaret,  widow,  house  18  Jackson 
Brennan  Michael,  laborer,  boards  121  Bowery 
Brennan  Patrick,  peddler,  house  3  Lark 
Breiman  Peter,  carpenter,  house  rear  25  Spruce 
Brennan  Philip,  grocer,  415  Bowery,  house  do 
Brennan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Elizabeth 


Brennan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  150  Canal 
Brennick  Peter,  laborer,  house  119  Franklin 
Brennock  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  141  Broad 
Bresee  Chauncey  R.  driver,  tj.  37  Columbia 
Bresny  Thomas,  laborer,  hou.se  156  Grand 
Bretnall  Charles,  painter,  house  397  Lydius 
Brett  Bernard  B.  clothing,  500  Broadway,  bds. 

Exchange  Hotel 
Breuchard  Jules,  cook,  house  3  Daniels 
Brew  Archibald,  mason,  house  119  Dove 
Brew  Jane,  widow,  house  181  Spring 
Brew  Robert,  teamster,  house  106  Sand 
Brewer  Arthur  T.  barber,  140^  B'way,  h.  do 
Brewer  William,  cook,  house  140 >^  Broadway 
Brewster  Aug.  livery  stable,  222  State,  h.  225  do 
Brewster  David  L.  shipcarpenter,  h.  225  State 
Brewster  Stephen  B.  tailor,  4  S.   Pearl,  house 

290  Lydius 
Brian  George,  upholster,  house  rear  48  Second 
Briant  Isaac  P.  S.   clerk,  state  treasury  depart- 
ment, State  Hall,  house  275  Hudson 
Briare  Beuj.  M.  confectioner,  83  State,  house  47 

Green 
Brice  James,  attorney,  66  State,  h.  33  Dallius 
Brice  Robert,  carpenter,  house  22  Van  Schaick 
Brice   William,   bootcrimper,    14  South  Pearl, 

house  20f  Jefferson 
Brick  Bj'idget,  widow,  house  359  Bowery 
Brickl^  Timothy,  tailor,  house  18  Sand 
Brickner  John,  grocer,  162  Bowery,  house  do 
BridgH  Charles  (J/aw'frin.s,  Van  Antwerp  &  Co.), 

355  Broadway,  boards  Congress  Hall 
Bridgeford  Charles  E.  Atlas  &  Argus  office,  bds. 

117  Third 
Bridgford  Hannah,  house  88  Chestnnt 
Bridgford  James  E.  lumber  insp.  h.  209  N.  Pearl 
Bridgford  John,  mason   builder,  93  Lancaster, 

house  191  State 
Bridgford  Samuel  L.  capt.  43d  reg't,  h.  117  Third 
Bridgman  John  C.  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Dun  lop  House 
Briety  John,  boards  155  Broadway 
Brigi^er  Mrs.  seamstress,  h.  266  Washington  ave. 
Briggs  Allen  J.  machinist,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

113  First 
Briggs  David  C.  clerk  Albany  City  Bank,  boards 

44  Beaver  [Hall 

Briggs  Ephraim  A.  att'y,  75  State,  bds.  Congress 
Briggs  George  C.  bookkeeper,  1  Lumber  district, 

boards  44  Beaver 
Briggs  Henry  W.  pilot,  h.  First  above  Partition, 

Greenbush  [Beaver 

Briggs  Isaac  B.  clerk  Commercial  Bank,  bds.  44 
Briggs  James  C.  printer,  house  12  Lancaster 
Briggs  John  G.  waiter,  house  194  Lumber 
Briggs  John  W.  Mrs.  house  Congress 
Briggs  Joseph  E.  painter,  house  49  Arch 
Bria;gs  Maria  E.  Mrs.  house  44  Beaver 
Briggs  Merrick,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards  29 

Quackenbush 
Briggs  Oliver  (Hoag  &  Briggs),  produce  com. 

mer.  10  Exchange,  house  32  Chestnut 
Briggs  Samuel  B.  coachman,  house  60  Second 
Briggs  Smith,  agent,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  5  Hall  place 
Briggs  Thomas,  machinist,  house  King's  place 
Briggs  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  1 32  Lumber 
Brightman  Adolphus  M.  mason,  h.  97  Bassett 
Brightman  Adolphus  M.  jr.  baker,  h.  Mill,G'bush 
Brightman  Robert  T.  printer,  bds.  97  Bassett 
Brightmyer  John,  43d  reg't,  h.  25  Quackenbush 
Brighton  James,  laborer,  house  rear  71  Grand 
Brimhall  Henry,  baker,  46  Clinton  ave.  h.  do. 
Brimhall  Horace  F.  baker,  89  Beaver,  house  do. 
Brimmer  L.  C.  musicteacher,  bds.  23  William 
Brimmeyer  Martin,  musician,  h.  107  Nucella 
Brinckerhoff  Abby,  widow,  house  181  Hamilton 
Brinckerhoff"  Elizabeth  Mrs.  li.  62  North  Pearl 


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Brinckerhoflf' Henrietta  Mrs.  house  18  Elk 
Brinckerhoflf  Lydia,  widow,  li.  24  Van  Schaick 
Brind  Silas,  peddler,  li.  Plank  road  near  Perry 
Brindle  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  183  Broad 
Brining  Clement,  sawyer,  house  131  Franklin 
Brink   John,  clerk,  comptroller's  office,   State 

Hall 
Brisban  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Kirk's  alley 
Britt  James,  laborer,  house  77  Canal 
Britton  Wm.  F.  coachman,  house  160  Orange 
Broadfoot  Robert,  tailor,  house  33  West  Ferry 
Broas  Elizabeth,  boardinghouse,  79  S.  Pearl 
Brock  Jacob,  caipenter,  house  147  Bowery 
Brockett  Geo.  L.  teacher,  67  Division,  bds.  do. 
Brockett  George  M.  11th  battery,  h.  185  Second 
Brockett  Samuel  S.   painter,  14  Ferry,   house 

Columbia,  Greenbush 
Brocklehurst  Jas.  boilerniaker,  h.  255  N.  Pearl 
Brockway  N.  C.  boards  60  Westerlo 
Broder  Patrick,  laborer,  house  4  Quackenbush 
Broder  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  54  Montgomery 
Broderick  Kean,  tailor,  house  63  Arch 
Brodie  Elizabeth,  widow,  boards  East  G'bush 
Brodie  Walter,  clerk,  house  East  Greeabush 
Broeffle  Henry,  barber,  h.  Morton  n.  Del.  turn. 
Broers  Lewis,  clerk,  666  B'way,  li.  26  Fulton 
Brohm  Andrew,  machinist,  house  94  Bassett 
Brohm  Bernard,  filemaJver,  North  Albany,  h.  do. 
Brohm  Matthew,  fllecutter,  li.  at  North  Albany 
Brohm  Nicholas,  furnaceman,  h.  36  Delaware 
Brolly  Hugh,  cutter,   3  Exchange  Building,  h. 

31  Jefferson 
Brolly  Patrick,  tailor,  66  Van  Woert,  house  do. 
Bromberg  Martin,  peddler,  house  6  Delaware 
Bronck  \V.  H.  carpenter,  house  58  Division 
Bronk   Stephen,   bookkeeper,  51  State,   boards 
215  Hamilton  [Hudson 

Bronson  A.  H.  bookkeeper,  119  Pier,  boards  71 
Bronson  Sylvester  A.  machinist,  h.  29  Mulberry 
Brooke  Frederick,  clerk,  house  298  State 
Brooks  Frederick  A.  engineer,  house  7  Baoad 
B»ooks  Jane,  widow,  house  299  Hamilton 
Brooks  J.  D.  bookkeeper,  41  North  Pearl,  bd.?. 

71  Hudson 
Brooks  John,  laborer,  house  8  Fulton 
Brooks  Mary  E.  widow  of  Jonatlian,  boards   4 

Hall  place 
Brooks  Peter  H.  bookkeeper,  Exchange  Hotel 
Brooks  Ralph  M.  printer,  house  16  John 
Brooks  Richard,  boards  Exchange  Hotel 
Brooks  Sylvester,  ice  wagon,  h.  99  Dallius 
Brooks  Wm.  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  house  Wash- 
ington avenue,  Greenbush 
Brooks  Wm.  T-  carpenter,  house  238  Lumber 
Brooksby  ( fFi7.Zi(z?«j  &  Rowland  {Thomas),  stone- 
cutters.  Green  corner  Westerlo,  house  184 
Hamilton 
Broom  James,  painter,  bds.  72  South  Lansing 
Brophy  James,  brakeman,  b.  Harrison  n.   First, 

Greenbush 
Brophy  John,  boatman,  house  at  Greenbush 
Brophy  Michael,  blacksmith,  H.  R.  R.  R.,  G'bush 
Brophy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Harrison  near  First, 
Greenbush  [Harrison  n.  First,  G'bush 

Brophy  Patrick  jr.  (P.   Brophy  &   Bra.),  boards 
Brophy  {Peter)  &  Brother  {Patrick  jr.),  grocers, 

Harrison  near  First,  Greenbush 
Brophy  Thomas,  teamster,   house  bet.  Lydius 

and  Western  turnpike  above  Perry 
Brothers  M.\rj,  widow,  house  57  Chapel 
Brotherton  John,  laborer,  h.  6  Ferry,  G'bush 
Brotleyhurst  James,  boilerniaker,  h.  255  N.  Pearl 
Brough  John,  tinsmith,  -4  South  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Brough  Thomas  J.  machinist,  bds.  24  S.  Ferry 
Brouliet  Henry,  carpenter,  house  110  Philip 
Brower  Albertus  B.  grocer,  194  Broadway 
Brower  Hessel,  cigarmaker,  house  229  Hudson 


Brower  Hulda  M.  Miss,  house  92  Swan 
Brower  James  M.  clerk,  194  B'way,  bds.  in  rear 
Brower  Maria  Mrs.  house  2  Jefferson     [29  Grand 
Brower  S.  D.  silver  manufacturer,  10  Plain,  h. 
Brower  Walter  S.  silversmith,  h.  23  Chestnut 
Brower  William  H.  cigarmaker,  h.  49  Lydius 
Brown  Abel,  engineer,  h.  Mechanic  above  East, 

Greenbush 
Brown  Albert,  cigarmaker,  house  156  Third 
Brown  Albert  T.  cabinetmaker,  h.  213  Hudson 
Brown  Andrew  E.  real  estate  agent,  44  State,  h. 

2  Clinton  square 
Brown  Ann,  widow,  house  127  Swan 
Brown  C.  H.  foreman  Moultrie's  machine  shop, 

house  145  Second 
Brown  Charles,  marblecutter,  house  1  Chestnut 
Brown  Charles,  driver,  house  19  Lodge 
Brown  Clark  H.  machinist,  house  145  Second 
Brown  Daniel,  carman,  house  310  State 
Brown  Daniel  D.  brushmaker,  h.  r.  107  Philip 
Brown  David  H.  carman,  house  80  Spring 
Brown  Ebenezer,  engineer,  h.  Blue  row,  G'bush 
Brown  Edgar,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  E.  Albany 
Brown  Edward,  carpenter,  house  209  Green 
Brown  Edward,  confectioner.  Second  n.  B'way, 

Greenbush,  ho\ise  do. 
Brown  Edward,  224  B'way,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Brown  Edward  R,  patternmaker,  11  Church,  h. 

IIOK  Hamilton 
Brown  Eliza,  widow,  house  52  Lafayette 
Brown  Eliza  A.  Mrs.  house  34  Lancaster 
Brown  Erastus,  carver,  bds.  3  Bleecker  place 
Brown  Ezra,  engineer,  h.  19  Mechanic,  G'bush 
Brown  Frederick,  waiter,  house  97  Schuyler 
Brown  Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  343  Wasli.  av. 
Brown  Frederick  W.  boards  2  Clinton  square 
Brown  George,  shoemaker,  bds.  Phoenix  Hotel 
Brown  George,  clerk,  bds.  Warren  c.  Partridge 
Brown  Geo.  G.  cigar  store,  28)4  Clinton  avenue, 
house  92  Second  [300  State 

Brown  Harriet  E.  widow  of  Dr.  James  M.  house 
Brown  Horace  H.  cabinetmaker,  h.79  Lawrence 
Brown  Isaac,  waiter,  house  65  Nucella 
Brown  Isaac  H.  brakeman  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Harri- 
son, near  First,  Greenbush 
Brown  Jacob  F.  prop.  Brown's  Hotel,  38  Hawk 
Brown  James  laborer,  h.  Schenectady  turnpike 
Brown  James,  laborer,  house  194  Water 
Brown  James,  teamsterj  house  299  Hudson 
Brown  James  A.  clerk,  312  B'way,  b.  14  Daniels 
Brown  James  M.   engineer,   H.  R.  R.   R.   house 

Mechanic,  Greenbush 
Brown  James  S.  speculator,  boards  Farmers  and 

Mechanics'  Hotel 
Brown  James  W.  carpenter,  h.  239  Lumber 
Brown  Jane,  teacher,  125K  Green,  house  136  do. 
Brown  John,  printer,  78  State,  house  263  do. 
Brown  John,  laborer,  house  50  Van  Zandt 
Brown  John,  grocer,  131  Sand,  house  do. 
Brown  John,  coachman,  house  62  Lafayette 
Brown  John,  driver,  h.  r.  275  Washington  ave. 
Brown  John,  boards  39  Dallius 
Brown  John,  moulder,  house  250  Sand 
Brown  John,  house  339  State 
Brown  John,  laborer,  house  28  Clinton 
Brown  John  D.  clerk,  boards  99  Orange 
Br»wn  John  H.  bookkeeper,  North  Ferry  corner 

Water,  boards  Troy  road 
Brown  John  Mrs.  porter  house,  55  Beaver 
Brown  John  M,  instructor  penitentiary,   house 
224  Elm  [ave. 

Brown  Joseph,  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  141  Clinton 
Brown  Joseph,  engineer,  W.  R.  R.  house  Harri- 
son, above  First,  Greenbush 
Brown  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  73  Van  Woert 
Brown  Levi,  music  and  musical  instruments,  76 
South  Pearl,  house  do. 


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ALBANY      [Bl      DIRECTORY 


Brown  Lilly,  teacher,  house  28  Congress 
Brown  Margaret,  widow,  house  22  South  Ferry 
Brown  Martha,  varieties,  h.  16  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Brown  Martha,  widow  of  Geo.  S.  h.  63  Lark 
Brown  Martin,  laborer,  boards  28  Water 
Brown  Mary,  widow,  house  418  Lydius 
Brown  Mary  S.  boardingliouse,  882  Broadway 
Brown  Matthew,  shoemaker,  77  Pier,  h.  99  Sand 
Browi\  Matthews,  house  99  Orange 
Brown  Michael,  grocer,  46  Second,  house  do. 
Brown  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  106  Orange 
Brown  Michael,  gardener,  liouse  32  Van  Woert 
Brown  Moses,  carpenter,  house  79  Lawrence 
Brown  Nathaniel  J.  cigarmaker,  house  152  Tliird 
Brown  Nich's,  furnac^eman,  house  36  Delaware 
Brown  Peter,  63d  reg't,  house  at  Bath 
Brown  Philip,  jiianomaker,  house  173  Broad 
Brown  Philip,  tailor,  boards  50  Van  Zandt 
Brown  Rachel,  nurse,  house  19  Lodge 
Brown  Richard,  crockery,  612  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Brown  Richard,  porter,  26  State,  h.  14  Daniels 
Brown  Richard  A.  silverplater  andecgraver,  496 

Broadwa}',  boards  liager's  Hotel 
Brown  Rich'd  M.  barber,  13  Beaver,  h.  C4  L3-dius 
Brown  Robert,  crackerbaker,  house  19-)  Swan 
Brown  Samuel,  slioes,  77  Pier,  house  19  Sand 
Brown  Silas  H.  turner,  house  at  Bath 
Brown  Stanton,  bookbinder,   bds.  39  S.  Lansing 
Brown  Stephen,  porter,  470  B'way,  h.  5  Morton 
Brown  Stephen  D.  Rev.  house  76  South  Ferry 
Brown  Stephen  J.  clerk  Meclianics  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  boards  1 10 ^i  Hamilton 
Brown  Thomas,  blacJcsmitli,  h.  at  Greenbush 
Brown  Tiiomas,  volmiteer,  house  at  Bath 
Brown  Thomas,  carpenter,  liouse  102  Lark 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Little  Basin  near 

Montgomery  [house  at  Greenbush 

Brown  Thomas  S.  blacksmith.  Green  cor.  John, 
Brown  William,  engineer,  house  165  Elm 
Brown  William,  carpenter,  b.  Columbia,  G'busli 
Brown  William,  variety  store,  770  Broadway 
Brown  William  G.  house  20  Grand 
Brown  \Vm.  H.  engineer,  h.  Bleecker  mansion 
Brown  Wm.  M.  Mrs.  variety  store,  37  >^   Wash- 
ington avenue,  house  do. 
Brown  Wm.  R.  foreman,  50  Liberty,  house  Park 

avenue,  Bath 
Browne  James,  engineerand  assist. city  surveyor, 

office  City  Hall,  house  104  Lark 
Brownell  John,  shoe  dealer,  62  S.  Pearl,  h.  25 

Lancaster 
Brownell  Jonathan,  teacher,  boards  47  Second 
Brownell  Mary  Ann  Mrs.  house  40  Jay 
Brownell  {Wm.   H.)  &   Co.   extracts,    &c.    317 

Broadway,  house  69  Grand 
Brownlow  Archibald,  plumber,  h.  18  Bleecker 
Brownlow  John,  carpenter,  house  177  Second 
Bruce  Alonzo,  broker,  boards  7  Lafayette 
Bruce  Charles,  9 1st  reg't,  boards  92  Beaver 
Bruce  Janet,  widow,  house  7  Canal 
Bruce  Wm.  carpenter,  rear  113  Clinton  ave.  and 

dep.  collector  customs,  office  Museum  Bldg, 

house  61  Clinton  avenOe 
Bruce  Wm.  jr.  clerk  State  Bank,  b.  CI  Clin.  ave. 
Bruclie  Joseph,  farmer,  house  27  Odell 
Bruder  Martin,  furuaceman,  house  14  Odell 
Brulnn  Andreas,  machinist,  house  94  Bassett, 
Brukle  Leopold,  moulder,  h.  230  Wash,  avenue 
Brumaghini  Albeit    M.  grocer,  68  Washington 

avenue,  house  3a  Dove 
Brumaghini  David  U.  clerk,  68  Wash.  ave.  h.  14 

Dove 
Brumaghim  J.  M.  safemaker,  house  317  State 
Brummer  Charles,  maltster,  house  Clinton  near 

Whitehall  road 
Brummer  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  39  Alexander 
Brumpf  Jacob,  mason,  house  94  Bassett 


Brun  Louis,  surgical  instrument  maker,  liouse 

114X  Franklin 
Brunett  Josephine  J.  Mrs.  h.  55  Van  Schaick 
Brunner  Andrew,  laborer,  house  226  Green 
Brunner  Francis  M.  carpenter,  h.  at  N.  Albany 
Brunner  Jacob,  shoemaker,  602  Broadway,   h. 

188  South  Pearl 
Brunnett  John,  carpenter,  house  75  Columbia 
Brasher  Thomas,  roofer,  house  143  Lark 
Brust  Lewis,  tailor,  house  351  State 
Bryan  John,  3d  district  police,  h.  27  Van  Woert 
Bryan  Michael  K.  saloon,  29  Hudson,  house  do. 
Bryant  (Jicnri/ B.),  Stratton  (H.  D.)  &  Co.  (W. 

H.  Clark),  Mercantile  College,  45  N.  Pearl, 

house  at  Chicago 
Bryant  Myron,  clerk  at  Brown's  hotel 
Bryant  William,  carjienter,  house  122  Church 
Buchanan  Alex.  2d  dis.  police,  h.  13  Bleecker 
Buchanan  George,  luiller,  house  154  Orange 
Buchanan  James,  house  124  Lark 
Buchanan  John,  engineer,  house  51  Lumber 
Buchanan  Michael,  laborer,  house  50  Mulberry 
Bucher  John  R.  laborer,  house  169  Elk 
Buck  Darjus  Mrs.  house  91  Herkimer 
Buck  Fidelia,  cabinetmaker,  h.  305  Broadway 
Buck  Wm.  H.  accountant,  07  Pier,  h.  4  Liberty 
Buckbee  Edward  T.  painter,  house  143  Sand 
Buckbee  Goold  S.  mai-iner,  house  33  De  Witt 
Buckbee  Jas.  A.  insp.  of  spirits,  h.  60  Clin.  ave. 
Buckley  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  58  Church 
Buckle^'  Edward,  cooper,  house  45  John 
Buckley  Ellen,  porterhouse,  126  Water,  h.  do. 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  j-weler,  house  66  Lydius 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  79  Rensselaer 
Buckley  John,  laborer,  house  33  Church 
Buckley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  271  Green 
Buckley  Patrick  F.  house  104  Jefferson 
Buckley  Timothy,  peddler,  house  66  Lydius 
Buckley  William  Is',  dry  goods,  596  Broadway, 

house  107  Columbia 
Buckman  John,  butcher,  boards  12  Swan 
Buckman  Mary,  widow,  house  45  Bowery 
Budd  Daniel,  putty  and  paint,  manuf.  198  and 

200  Broadway,  house  45  Lydius 
Budd  Sarah,  widow,  house  309  State 
Buel  Charles  Mrs.  widow,  house  2  JeflFerson 
Buel  E.  N.  bookkeeper,  76  Quay,  h.  at  Troy 
Buel  Jesse,  accountant,  108  Pier,  h.  63  Lancaster 
Buel  Jesse,  jr.  clerk,  35  State,  bds.  63  Lancaster 
Buell  Henry  T.  {Waterman  &  B.),  com.  mer.  116 

Pier,  house  58  Columbia 
Buenan  John,  shoemaker,  house  8  Van  Vechten 
Bugden  Eli,  carpenter,  house  141  Elm 
Bugden  Josiah,  carpenter,  li.  46  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Bulilacli  John,  house  57  Van  Woert 
Buhles  Philip,  cigarmaker,  house  154  Lumber 
Bulger  Catharine,  widow  of  John,  h.  338  Lydius 
Bulger  James,  carpenter,  house  43  Third 
Bulger  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  48  Mulberry 
Bulger  Mary,  widow,  house  62  Rensselaer 
Bulger  MicUael,  porterhouse,  45  Lumber 
Bulger  -Michael,  laborer,  house  69  Schuyler 
Bulger  Owen,  boatman,  house  69  Schuylnr 
Bulger  Patrick,  laborer,  house  41  Rensselaer 
Bulger  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  Bethlehem  road 
Bulkley  Henry  H.  grocer,  57  and  59  Dean,  liouse 

119  Hamilton 
Bull  John  C.  cabinetmaker,  house  211  Hamilton 
BuUent  Robert,  miller,  house  Second,  G'bush 
.Bullis  Moses  O.  cutter,  331  B'w.iy,  bds.  do. 
Bullis  Rjbert  L.  meatstall,  113  Pier,  h.  62 Lydius 
Bullock  Cliarles  C.  clerk,  bds.  176  Wash.  ave. 
Bullock  John,  laborer,  house  57  Van  Woert 
Bullock  Josepii  H.  druggist,  12:S  S.  Pearl,  house 

94  Grand 
Bullock  {Joseph  N.)  &  Many  ( Walter  C),  lumber, 

48  VVater,  house  176  VVashington  avenue 


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Bullack  Robt.  J.  physician,  house  35  Lafayette 
Bulsom   George  W.  clerk,  40  State,  boards  23 

Congress 
Bulson  Abraham,  house  13  Chapel 
Bulson  David  A.  ropemaker,  rear  193  Lumber 
Bulson  Henry,  produce,  house  Second  n.  Knox 
Bulson  Martlia,  tailoress,  liouse  5  Canal 
Bulson  Nicholas,  watchman,  h.  25  Van  Woert 
Bulson  William,  cigarmaker,  616  Broadway,  h. 

37  Third 
Bulson  William,  pilot,  boards  5  Canal 
Bunker  Edward  E.  carpenter,  h.  8  Van  Tromp 
Bunte  Jacob,  watchman,  h.  354  Clinton  avenue 
Bunte  John,  machinist,  bds.  Clin.  ave.  c.  Snipe 
Burbank  Greorge  H.  fish  and  oysters,   15  South 

Pearl,  liouse  327  Broadway 
Furbank  Horace  R.  shoemaker,  bds,  350  State 
Burbank  Margaret,  widow,  bds.  107  Church 
Burbanks  Chester,  pork  packing,  700  Broadway, 

house  at  Loudonville 
Burch  Albert  W.  clerk,  bds.  796  Broadway 
Burch  Frank,  R.  R.  agent,  h.  64  Schuyler 
Burcli  John  D.  grocer,  796  Broadway,  house  do. 
Burch  John  Gr.  painter,  house  27  Wilson 
Burch  Joseph,  machinist,  liouse  306  S.  Pearl 
Burch  Mary  E.  teacher,  bds.  151  Hamilton 
Burch,  see  Birch. 

Burdick  George  W.  builder,  house  350  Lydius 
Burdick  Gilford  D.  mason,  boards  350  Lydius 
Burdick  James  H.  carpenter,  h.  195  Hamilton 
Burdick  John,  mason,  bds.  232  Wash.  ave. 
Burdick  P.  L.  machinist,  house  at  Bath 
Burdick  Thomas  &  J.  carpenters,  h.  51  Union 
Burge  William,  carpenter,  h.  462  Wash.  ave. 
Burger  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Burgess  Chas.  E.  clerk,  bds.  120  Hamilton 
Burgess  Ellen,  widow,  house  105  Columbia 
Burgess  John,  carpenter,  house  53  Rensselaer 
Burgess  John  L.  jeweler,  10  Plain,  h.  173  Lydius 
Burgess  Leonard  G.  jeweler,  10  Plain,  house  120 

Hamilton 
Burgess  Luke,  laborer,  house  69  Cherry 
Burgess  Marion,  widow,  house  29  Mulberry 
Burgess  William  T.  bookkeeper,  41  State,  house 

88  Grand 
Burghardt  George,  shoemaker,  h.  30  Alexander 
Burgman  John,  moulder,  h.  at  Bethlehem 
Burhans  Henry  H.  house  66  Chapel 
Burhans  Henry  0.   boatman,  house  Columbia, 

Greenbush 
Burhans  Lanah,  widow,  house  52  Westerlo 
Burhans  Lydia,  widow,  house  18  Park 
Burhans  Wm.  H.  bookkeeper,  Commercial  Bank, 

boards  56  Chapel  [Sons,  h.  53  Greexa 

Burhenne  Emil,  bookkeeper  at  John  Taylor  & 
Burk  Ann,  widow,  house  72  Canal 
Burk  Ann,  widow,  house  110  Canal 
Burk  Bernard,  tailor,  house  107  Dallius 
Burk  James,  laborer,  liouse  254  Sand 
Burk  James,  tailor,  house  107  Lydius 
Burk  John,  engineor,  house  58  N.  Lansing 
Burk  .John,  laborer,  h.  89  Cherry 
Burk  Richard,  boatman,  house  37  N.  Lansing 
Burk  Tbomas,  blacksmitli,  h.  189  Broadway 
Burk  William,  tailor,  house  107  Lydius 
Burke  Edward,  boatman,  boards  87  Franklin 
Burke  Edward,  in  safe  works,  h.  65  Elm 
Burke  James,  boilermaker,  house  87  Franklin 
Burke  James,  laborer,  house  105  Orange 
Burke  James,  news  agent,  liouse  163  Broadway 
Burke  James  jr.  painter,  bds.  87  Franklin 
Burke  James  A.  bookbinder,  bds.  163  Broadway 
"""urke  John,  laborer,  house  20  Mulberry 
urke  John,  moulder,  house  164  Church 
urke  Lawrence,  house  69  >^  Colonie 
"  rke  Margaret,  matron  ai  Penitentiary 
Bf  rke  Mary  Mrs.  house  22  West  Ferry' 


Burke  Michael,  blacksmith,  Broadway,  G'bush 
Burke  Michael,  tailor,  house  168  Green 
Burke  Patrick,  laborer,  house  r.  31  Van  Woert 
Burke  Samuel  T.  saloon,  49  Lydius,  house  do. 
Burke  Thos.  laborer,  boards  17  Lawrence 
Burke  Thomas,  laborer,  house  35  Van  Schaick 
Burke  Thomas,  laborer,  house  164  Broadway 
Burke  Thomas,  porterhouse,  140  Arch,  h.  do. 
Burke  Thomas  A.  instructor  at  Penitentiary,  b. 

318  Hamilton 
Burkman  John,  brakeman,  house  Second,  below 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Burlingame  A.  Josephine,  preceptress  Albany 

Female  Seminary,  67  Division 
Burlingame  Henry  D.  att'y,  &c.  3Tweddle  Hall, 

house  67  Division 
Burlingame  James,  lawyer,  h.  67  Division 
Burlingham  George  W.  porter,  Delavan  House 
Burmen  Ans,  laborer,  house  522  Clinton  avenue 
Burmeister  Frederick,  butcher,  h.  105  Bowery 
Burn  Jane,  widow,  house  301  Hudson 
Burn  John,  painter,  h.  415  Washington  avenue 
Burn  Lawrence  A.  shoemaker,  bds.  301  Hudson 
Burn  Richard,  painter,  house  411  State 
Burn  Wm.  T.  painter,  house  193  Lumber 
Burn,  see  Burns,  also  Byrne 
Burnap  John  A.  machinist,  h.  221  Hamilton 
Burnet  Edward  E.  teacher,  house  74  Chapel 
Burnet  Peter  [Lawyer  &  B.),  paper  hanging,  316 

Broadway,  boards  25  South  Pearl 
Burnham  Anson  B.  paper  hanger,  h.  212  B'way 
Burnham  Benj.  refresliments,  Boston  depot,  h. 

Second  below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Burnham  Clarissa,  widow,  boards  Second  below 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Burnham  E.  J.  printer,  house  174  Hamilton 
Burnham  Fred.  L.  boards  91  Clinton  avenue 
Burnham  Henry,  agent,  33  Hudson,   house  660 

Broadway 
Burnham  Joshua  P.  blacksmith,  h.  r.  705  B'way 
Burnham  Madaline,  widow,  h.  rear  1 1  Canal 
Buruop  C.  Miss,  house  129  Hamilton 
Burnop  Elizabeth,  house  134  Lydius 
Burnop  Mary  A.  Miss,  nurse,  h.  190  Clin.  ave. 
Burns  Alexander  G.  book  canvasser,  house  226 

Hamilton 
Burns  Ann,  widow,  h.  Green  cor.  Gansevoort 
Burns  Catherine,  widow,  house  64  Schuyler 
Burns  Catherine,  grocer,  214  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Burns  Catherine,  widow,  house  23  Lodge 
Burns  Daniel,  moulder,  house  153  Church 
Burns  David,  laborer,  house  rear  135  Lumber 
Burns  Dennis,  carman,  liouse  North  Albany 
Burns  Edward,  fireman,  house  78  Colonie 
Burns  Ellen,  widow,  house  55  Howard 
Burns  Francis  P.  piano  factory,  Phoenix  place, 

house  198  Swan 
Burns  .James,  cooper,  h.  68  North  Ferry 

Burns ,  tailor,  house  rear  26  West  Perry 

Burns  James,  laborer,  house  71  Jefferson 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  First,  Greenbush 
Burns  James,  hostler,  bds.  Poland's  Hotel 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  224  Broadway 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  8  Pulton 
Burns  James  Mrs.  house  216  Broadway 
Burns  James,  painter,  house  229  South  Pearl 
Burns  John,  fireman  W.  R.  R. 
Burns  John,  tailor,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Burns  John,  laborer,  house  50  Orange 
Burns  John,  boanlinghouse,  272  Broadway 
Burns  John,  house  47  Rensselaer 
Burns  John,  moulder,  house  20  Lydius 
Burns  John,  laborer,  house  12  Lydius 
Burns  John,  mason,  house  81  Orange 
Burns  John,  moulder,  house  58  Schuyler 
Burns  Lawrence,  gasmetermaker,  h.  73  Jefferson 
Burns  Luke,  laborer,  house  34  Morton 


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Burns  Martin,  laborer,  house  57  Schuyler 
Burns  Mary,  widow,  house  153  Church 
Burns  Mary  Ann,  widow,  liouse  76  Orange 
Burns  Matthew,  grocer,  147  Church,  house  do. 
Burns  Michael,  house  42  Arch 
Burns  Michael,  carpenter,  house  169  Grand 
Burns  Michael,  fireman  W.  R.  R.  h.  Broadway, 

Greenbush  [Harrison,  Greenbush 

Burns  Michael,  laborer,  house  Broadway  above 
Burns  Michael,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Burns  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Burns  Michael,  moulder,  house  164  Church 
Burns  Patrick,  grocer,  house  42  Arch 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  house  15>^  Rose  alley 
Burns  Paul,  blacksmith,  house  140  Lumber 
Burns  Peter,  laborer,  house  rear  42  Third 
Burns  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Second  above  Knox 
Burns  Thomas,  laborer,  house  129  Orange 
Burns  Thomas,  shoemaker,  liouse  39  Rensselaer 
Burns  Thos.  laborer,  house  61  North  Lansing 
Burns  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Burns  Walter,  furnaceman,  house  15  Catherine 
Burns  William,  coachman,  house  23  Lodge 
Burns  William,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Burnside  Adrien,  watchman,  h.  B'way  c.  S.  Ferry 
Burnside  Cornelius,  fisherman,  h.  i-ear  34  Broad, 

Bethlehem 
Burnside  William,  peddler,  house  160  Jefferson 
Burr  Henry  B.  clerk  comptroller's  office,  State 

Hall,  boards  1  Pine 
Burrell  Franklin  S.  printer,  house  138  Franklin 
Burros  James  A.  waiter,  house  379  State 
Burroughs  Philip,  laborer,  h.  at  North  Albany 
Burrow  George  B.  dis.  clerk  Commercial  Bank, 

board8.3'2  Plain  [31  Jay 

Burrows  W.  G.  druggist,  25  South  Pearl,  house 
Burt  Asahel,  jr.  bookkeeper,  U.  Burt  &  Co.'s, 

house  12  Center 
Burt  Charles  4-   ( U.  Burt  &  Co.),  also  druggist, 

&c.  797  Broadway,  house  8  and  10  Center 
Burt  E.  Mrs.  confectioner,  38  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Burt  Edward,  confectioner,  house  52  Schuyler 
Burt  Frederick  A.  silverplater,  13  Church 
Burt  James  D.  Mrs.  house  741  Broadway 
Burt  Jolin,  deputy  U.  S.  marshal,  and  intelli- 
gence office  and  agency,  38X   South  Pearl, 

house  344  Hamilton 
Burt  Silas  W.  asst.  insp.  gen'l,  boards  74  Hudson 
Burt  Uri  &  Co.  {Charles  A.  Burt),  brewers  on 

Montgomery,  Lumber,  Colonie  and  Center, 

house  114  North  Pearl 
Burt  William  W.  boards  344  Hamilton 
Burton  Benj.  bookkeeper,  house  28  Second    ' 
Burton  Charles  E.  (/.  Burton  &  Co.)  li.  75  Green 
Burton  Francis  C.  clerk,  house  21  Quackenbush 
Burton  James  &  Co.  ( Wm.  II.  and  Charles  E. 

Burton),  looking  glass  manufacturers,  486 

Broadway  and  26  Maiden  lane,  h.  190Lydius 
Burton  John  E.  11th  battery,  boards  190  Lydius 
Burton  John  L  attorney,  66  State,  house  211  do 
Burton  Maria  Miss,  house  45  Congress 
Burton  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  814  Broadway 
Burton  Nathan  J.  house  97  Hawk 
Burton  R.  J.  eclectic  physician,  house  70  Chapel 
Burton  Smith  P.  bookkeeper,  Hawk  cor.  Canal, 

house  183  Swan 
Burton  William  H.  (J.  Bti-rton  &  Co.)  486  Broad- 
way, house  142  Hudson 
Burton  William  L.  clerk,  boards  864  Broadway 
Burwell  Hiram,  laborer,  Broadway,  E.  Albany 
Bush  Walter  R.  (J.  Goold  &  Co.)  coachmaker. 

Union  and  Division,  house  49  Grand 
Bush  Walter  R.  jr.  clerk,  35  Quay,  bds.  49  Grand 
Busley,  J.  R.  shoe  manuf.  395  Broadway,  and 

overseer  at  Penitentiary,  boards  67  Beaver 
Buss  S.  express,  15  Exchange  Bldg.  h.  at  Cohoes 
Bussett  Adam,  tailor,  h.  Van  Vechten  n.  Tenuis 


Bussey  Isabella  Mrs.  sewing,  house  89  Grea| 
Bussing  Harmon,  carpenter,  h.  81  Wash.  Groush 
Bussing  Harmon,  peddler,  h.  29  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
Butler  Alfred,  engineer,  house  44  Union 
Butler  Alfred,  laborer,  liouse  129  Sand 
Butler  Charles,  engineer,  boards  13  Herkimer 
Butler  Edward,  teamster,  house  62  Orange 
Butler  Francis,  porter,  house  105  Snipe 
Butler  George,  carman,  house  54  Church 
Butler  Hannah,  widow,  house  13  Herkimer 
Butler  Ira,  carman,  h.  plankroad  above  Perry 
Butler  James  C.  furniture,  98  State,  h.  107  Hawk 
Butler  James  H.  pilot,  house  5  Catharine 
Butler  John,  carpenter,  house  86  Green 
Butler  John,  laborer,  boards  203  Green 
Butler  John,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h.  East  Albany 
Butler  John,  carpenter.  Blue  row,  Greenbush 
Butler  John,  laborer,  house  3i  Van  Schaick 
Butler  John,  washer,  house  91  Green 
Butler  John  L.  teamster,  house  163  Spring 
Butler  John  M.  clerk,  11  State,  h.  171  Lumber 
Butler  John  W.  engineer,  boards  171  Lumber 
Butler  Lawson,  teamster,  liouse  163  Spring 
Butler  Mary  E.  teacher  Normal  School,  boards 

1  Lafayette 

Butler  Patrick,  laborer,  house  146  Canal 
Butler  Richard,  laborer,  house  53  Colonie 
Butler  Robert,  harnessmaker,  house  211  Elm 
Butler  Sarah,  widow,  house  188  Lumber 
Butler  Thomas,  laborer,  house  21  Morton 
Butler  Wm.  baker,  boards  194  Hamilton 
Butler  Wm.  J.  agent,  376  B'way,  b.  Mans'n  House 
Butler  Zachariaii,  mason,  house  13  Herkimer 
Butt  Francis  S.  gilder,  house  53  Van  Schaick 
Button  Levi  M.  salesman,  461  Broadway,  house 

2  Bleecker  place 

Buttron  Philip,  gardener,  h.  454  Wash,  avenue 
Butts  Daniel,  cabinetmaker,  house  76  Bassett 
Butts  George,  uphoLsterer,  126  Eagle,  house  do. 
Butts  Jacob,  baker,  boards  60  North  Pearl 
Butts  John,  carpenter,  house  122  Sand 
Byers  David  P.  patternmaker,  h.  Westerlo  cor. 

Franklin 
liyers  James,  clerk,  boards  125  First 
Byers  Presley,  patternmaker,  house  125  First 
Bygate  Henry,  moulder,  house  105  Lydius 
Bygate  Richard,  superintendent  City  Hospital 
Byrne  Hugh,  carman,  house  19  Canal 
Byrne  James,  clerk,  453  B'way,  bds.  Am.  Hotel 
Byrne  John,  carpenter,  house  28  Benjamin 
Byrne  Maurice  {J.  A.  Hawe  &   Co.),  grocer,  86 

Quay,  house  107  Beaver 
Byrne  Michael,  peddler,  house  31  Hamilton 
Byrnes  Andrew,  grocer,  43  Second,  house  do. 
Byrnes  John,  cooper,  house  67  Third 
Byrnes  John,  gardner,  house  287  Bowery 
Byrnes  Matthew,  laborer,  boards  43  Second 
Byron  Gregory,  shoemaker,  B'way,  G'bush,  h.  do 
Byron  John  N.  photographist,  40  South  Pearl, 

boards  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Byron  Patrick,  carman,  house  175  Green 
Byron  William,  shoemaker,  Broadway,  Green- 
bush, house  do 

CABLE  ROBERT,  pianomaker,  house  13  Swan 
Caddell  John,  shoemaker.  Arch  c.  Dallius,  h.  do 
Cadere  Desere,  shoemaker,  house  44  Bassett 
Cad  well  E.  Miss,  tailoress,  boards  142  Orange 
Cady  Alfred  H.  house  62  Union 
Cady  Denice  G.  carman  and  supt.  Albany  Ceme- 
tery vault,  house  12  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Cady  Elisha,  driver,  house  3  Phoenix  place 
Cady  George  E.  house  24  Beaver 
Cady  Horace  S.  at  Pruyn  &  Lansing's,  liouse  156 

Lumber 
Cady  John  D.  Mrs.  house  62  Union 
Cady  Robert,  laborer,  house  140  Lumber 


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CaflFener  James,  porter,  house  98  Broad 

Caffrey  James,  boards  15  Rosi^ 

Cafirey  Jane,  widow,  house  85  Bleecker 

Caflfrey  John,  moulder,  house  85  Bleecker 

Caffrey  Julia,  widow,  house  15  Rose 

Cagger  {Peter)  &  Porter  {John  K.),  attorneys,  57 

State,  house  733  Broadway 
Cahill  James,  laborer,  h.  38  Broari,  Betiilehem 
Cahill  Jolm,  packer,  39  State,  h.  291  S.  Pearl 
Cahill  John,  laborer,  house  57  Broadway 
Cahill  John,  saloon,  55  Montgomery,  house  do 
Cahill  Joseph,  cooper,  house  36  South  Lansing 
Caliill  Mntthew,  43d  reg't,  h.  144  Chestnut 
Cahill  Michael,  laborer,  boards  119  Church 
Cahill  Michael,  butcher,  house  187  Bowery 
Cahill  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  308^  State 
Cahill  Wm.  butcher,  h.  plankroad  near  Perry 
Cahn  C.  millinery,  32  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Cahn  David,  tailor,  32  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Cain  Anni,  widow,  house  172  Hudson 
Cain  Charles,  cooper,  boards  133  Green 
Cain  James,  carman,  house  209  Orange 
Cain  James,  104th  reg't,  boards  172  Hudson 
Cain  James,  shoemaker,  house  171  Green 
Cain  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Lydius  near  Quail 
Cain  John,  laborer,  house  292  Lumber 
Cain  John,  laborer,  house  19  De  Witt 
Cain  John,  laborer,  house  181  Orange 
Cain  Joseph  Mrs.  grocer,  h.  166  Montgomery 
Cain  Thomas,  mason,  house  40  Elk 
Cain  William,  hostler,  house  149  Grand 
Cain  William,  shoestore,  106  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Cain,  see  Cane,  also  Kane. 

Caine  Wm.  M.  bootmaker,  h.  57  South  Lansing 
Cakny  Lawrence,  3d  reg't,  h.  Vinen.  Green 
Calder  Humphrey  L.  Rev.  house  113  Orange 
Caldwell  William  J.  carriagemaker,  90  Green,  h. 

80  South  Ferry 
Caleb  August,  tailor,  house  86  Bowery 
Calhoun  Andrew  H.  house  59  Lumber 
Calhoun  David,  teamster,  boards  49  Colonie 
Calhoun  George  W.  machinist,  h.  278  Lumber 
Calkins  Daniel  S.  (Cal.)  house  5  Wilbur 
Calkins  Prank  S.  74th  reg't,  boards  5  Wilbur 
Callaghan  Fanny  Mrs.  house  149  Orange 
Callahan  James,  laborer,  house  207  Orange 
Callahan  Jeremiah,  clerk,  75  State,  bds.  Green 

corner  Arch 
Callahan  John,  laborer,  h.  51  N.  Lansing 
Callahan  John,  teamster,  house  46  Schuyler 
Callahan  Morris,  laborer,  house  138  R.  R.  ave. 
Callahan  Philip,  painter,  house  43  Morton 
Callahan  Timothy,  grocer,  Green  corner  Arch 
Callan  John,  laborer,  house  145  Orange 
Callanan  James,  house  100  Grand 
Callanan  Jas.  jr.  attorney,  50  State,  h.  100  Grand 
Callen  Richard  T.  grocer,  Broadway  cor.  Quack- 

enbush,  house  687  Broadway 
Calleuder  David  Mrs.  house  178  North  Pearl 
Callender  David  M.  house  178  North  Pearl 
Callender  Thomas,  house  178  North  Pearl 
Callister  John,  shoemaker,  house  13  Swan 
Calver  Joseph,  driver  at  G.  Harris  &  Son 
Calverley  Charles,  sculptor,  bds.  38  Congress 
Calverley  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  38  Congress 
Calverley  Stubbs,  collector,  h.  124  Broadway 
Cameron  Angus,  carpenter,  3  Van  Zandt,  house 

165  Hudson  [h.  do. 

Cameron  Daniel,  grocer,  Hamilton  cor.  Eagle, 
Cameron  David  E.  machinist,  bds.  SI  Jackson 
Cameron  George,  harnessmaker,  b.  165  Hudson 
Cameron  George  H.  machinist,  h.  21  Jackson 
Cameron  John,    clerk,   443    Broadway,  house 

First  corner  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Cameron  John  H.  93d  reg't,  bds.  165  Hudson 
Cameron  John   H.  jr.  {Becker  &   Co.),  brewers 

Artcher's  ale,  282  B'way,  b.  Mansion  House 


Cameron  Lewis  R.  blacksmith,  bds.  165  Hudson 
Cameron  Truman  D.  teacher,  h.  197  Lancaster 
Cammel  H.  on  R.  &.  S.  R.  R.  h.  841  Broadway 
Cammel  Hugh,  boatman,  house  140  Broad 
Campbell  Andrew,  house  53  Alexander 
Campbell  Andrew,  painter,  h.  rear  42  Third 
Campbell  Andrew  W.  stovemounter,  b.  108  First 
Campbell  Ann,  confectioner.  Green  c.  Hamilton 
Campbell  Archibald  Mrs.  house  62  Chapel 
Campbell  Charles  H.  clerk,  519  Broadway,  bds. 

82  North  Pearl  [h.  181  Lumber 

Campbell  Daniel  D.  fireman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 
Campliell  Duncan,  asst.  adjt.  gen'l,  h.  62  Chapel 
Campbell  D.  W.  cloaks  and  mantillas,  6  Tweddle 

Hall,  N.  Pearl,  house  6  Canal 
Campbell  Francis,  laborer,  boards  21  Orange 
Campbell  George,  serg't  1st  reg't,  bds.  637  B'way 
Campbell  Hiram,  trackman  on  R.  R.  h.  B'way 

corner  De  Witt 
Campbell  Jacob  V.  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

271  North  Pearl 
Campl)ell  James,  moulder,  house  53  Alexander 
Campbell  James,  cigarmaker,  h.  224  Broadway 
Campbell  James,  tinsmith,  house  207  Green 
Campbell  James  H.  cooper,  b.  87  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Campbell  Jas.  S.  agent,  80  Pier,  h.  343  Hamilton 
Campbell  John,  stovemounter,  house  108  First 
Cami)bell  John,  express  driver,  house  157  Eagle 
Campbell  John,  laborer,  house  259  Green 
Campbell  John,  lumber  inspector,  h.  47  De  Witt 
Campbell  .John,  volunteer,  house  639  Broadway 
Campbell  John  D.  house  214  Hamilton 
Campbell  .John  N.  Rev.  house  93  Hudson 
Campbell  John  S.  clerk,  1  and  2  Central  Block, 

Broadway,  boarrts  82  North  Pearl 
Campbell  Mary,  widow,  house  5  Van  Tromp 
Campbell  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  44  S.  Ferry 
Campbell  Robert,  lieut.  gov.  bds.  Congress  Hall 
Campbell  Robert  C.  dairyman,  house  248  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Campbell  Stewart  {Charles  A.  DeForest  &  Co.), 

grocer,  Green  cor.  Hamilton,  h.  86  Hudson 
Campbell  T.  D.  seivemaker,  b.  Farmer's  Hotel 
Campbell  Thomas,  watchman,  house  15  Dove 
Campbell  William,  house  140  Jefferson 
Campbell  William,  teamster,  house  53  Congress 
Campbell  Wm.  H.  moulder,  house  170  Lumber 
Campbell  Wm.  J.  {Walker  &  C),  coal,  11  Jack- 
son, house  864  Broadway 
Campion  Eliza,  widow,  house  36  Arch 
Campion  Ellen  J.  dressmaker,  b.  54  Lawrence 
Campion  John,  3d  dist.  police,  h.  54  Lawrence 
Campion  Patrick,  laborer,  house  27  Canal 
Campion   Patrick,  in  freight  house,  boards  54 

Lawrence  [house  135  do. 

Canaday  George,  dry  goods,  75  Wash,  avenue, 
Canaday  Gerard,  olerk,  73  Washington  avenue, 

boards  144  Spring 
Canaday  Jeremiah  ( Pv.    Canaday   &  Son),  dry 

goods,  73  Wash.  ave.  boards  144  Spring 
Canaday  Lloyd,  liquors,  &c.  389  Broadway,  h. 

Hamilton  place 
Canaday  William  &  Son  {Jeremiah),  dry  goods, 

73  Washington  avenue,  house  144  Spring 
Canaday  Wm.  J.  clerk,  house  318  State 
Canard  John,  laborer,  house  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Canavan  John,  mason,  house  90  Philip 
Cana<7an  Maria,  house  —  State 
Cander  Michael,  tailor,  boards  269  Sand 
Canfield  Charles,  waterman,  house  Broadway, 

north  of  Third,  Greenbu.sh 
Canfield  Horace,  calker,  h.  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Canfield  James,  machinist,  h.  174  North  Pearl 
Canfield  Michael,  goldbeater,  house  374  Lydius 
Cannovan  Richard,  mason,  house  51  Clinton 
Cantine  Misses,  house  12  Wilson 
Cantwell  Bridget,  widow,  h.  r.  706  Broadway 


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Cantwell  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  19  DeWitt 
Cautwell  John,furnaceman,  house  Learned  near 

TLacher 
Cantwell  Michael,  moulder,  house  73  Lawrence 
Cautwell  Thomas,  laborer,  house  16  Lafayette 
Cautwell  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  39  Van  Zaudt 
Cantwell  Thomas  W.  clerk,  assorting  house,  b. 

705  Broadway 
Cappello  Jacob,  moulder,  house  43  Clinton 
Capps  Joliu,  grainer,  house  238  Lydius 
Capps  Thomas,  tailor,  3  Exchange  Building,  h. 

150  Eagle 
Capron  J.  D.  {Judson  &  C.),8  State,  h.  54  Chapel 
Capron  John,  painter,  house  118  First 
Capron  Sally,  widow,  house  66  Hudson 
Capron  Sarah,  widow,  house  78  Orange 
Capron  William  J.  cigarmaker,  b.  1 1  Van  Woert 
Carbery  Heuston,  shoemaker,  h.   101  Hamilton 
Carbery  Philip,  butcher,  house  221  Third 
Cardwell  George,  clerk,  bds.  2i.'0  Hamilton 
Cardwell  William,  bookkeeper,  h.  74  Rensselaer 
Carey  Dennis,  maltster,  house  80  Bradford 
Carey  Ellen,  widow,  house  89  Philip 
Carey  Esther,  widow,  house  252  Hudson 
Carey  Henry,  moulder,  house  252  Hudson 
Carey  James,  cooper,  house  83  Bleecker 
Carey  James,  laborer,  house  9  South  Lansing 
Carey  James,  stovemouiiler,  house  26  Morton 
Carey  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  87  Schuyler 
Carey  John,  grocer,  84  Church,  house  do. 
Carey  John,  laborer,  house  108  Broad 
Carey  John,  laborer,  house,  31  Hamilton 
Carey  Lawrence,  grocer,  107  Eagle,  house  do. 
Carey  Michael,  grocer,  house  33  Jefferson 
Carey  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  11  Wilbur 
Carey,  see  Cary  [221  Jay 

Carhart  Angeline  B.  Miss,    preceptress,  house 
Carhart  Peter  R.  clerk,  150  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Carl  Peter,  laborer,  house  50  Bradford 
Carle  Andrew,  tailor,  hi'Use  12  Union 
Carley  John  F.  {Vincent  &   C),  marbleworkers, 

169  Lydius,  house  18  Van  Schaick 
Carlile  Djivid,  laborer,  house  139  Orange 
Carlile  Septimus,  boards  890  Broadway 
Carlin  Henry,  laborer,  house  81  Orange 
Carlin  James,  grocer,  124  Broad,  house  do. 
Carlin  James,  laborer,  house  186  Green 
Carlin  James,  trader,  house  4  Lydius 
Carlin  James  M.  speculator,  house  8  Lydius 
Carlin  John,  laborer,  house  41  Mulberry 
Carlin  John,  house  38  Hamilton 
Carlin  John,  periodicals,  64  South  Pearl,  boards 

88  Franklin 
Carlin  Mary,  widow,  house  91  Broad 
Carlin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Church  c.  Schuyler 
Carlin  Patrick,  coffee  and  spice  agent,  house  83 

South  Ferry 
Carlin  Peter,  trader,  house  8  Lydius 
Carlin  Philip,  laborer,  house  88  Franklin 
Carlisle  James,  tinsmith,  house  81  Orange 
Carlon  Bridget,  widow,  house  65  Arch 
Carlow  G.  W.  edge  tool  manufact'r,  161  Spring, 

house  141  do. 
Carls  John,  carman,  h.  Clinton  n.  Whitehall  rd. 
Carlton  John,  grocer,  93  Church,  house  do. 
Carman  Abraham,  watchman  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Carman  John,  laborer,  house  33  Hamilton 
Carman  Olivia,  widow,  bds.  35  Clinton  avenue 
Carman  Simon,  fireman,  h.  Broadway,  G'bush 
Carmichael  James,  laborer,  house  r.  12  Bowery 
Carmichael  Jane,  tailoress,  house  5  S.  Lansing 
Carmichael  Julia,  widow,  house  123  Green 
Carmichael  Peter  M.,   Hamilton  cor.   Qmy,  h. 

53  Chapel 
Carmin  John,  switchman,  h.  r.  B'way,  G'bush 
Carmody  John,  boatman,  house  75  Nucella 


Carmody  Mary,  widow,  bds.  rear  160  Colonic 
Carmody  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Hamilton  c.  Union 
Carmody  Patrick,  laborer,  house  73  Rensselaer 
Carmody  R.  J.  music  teacher,  house  18  N.  Pearl 
Carmody  Simon,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Woert 
Carmody  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  rear  160  Colonie 
Carney  Christopher,  laborer,  house  39  Hamilton 
Carney  Daniel,  tinsmith,  house  33  Westerlo 
Carney  Patrick,  tilemaker,  h.  Canal  n.  Lark 
Carney  Sarah,  widow,  house  117  Orange 
Carney,  see  Karney,  also  Kearney 
Carpenter  Edward  M.  {E.   W.  Griffen  &  Co.),  76 

Quay,  boards  168  Hamilton 
Carpenter  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  123  North  Pearl 
Carpenter  George  W.  engineer  and  supt.  water 

works,  61  State,  house  33  Clinton  avenue 
Carpenter  George  W.  jr.  clerk  1 1  State,  bds.  33 

Clinton  avenue 
Carpenter  {Henry)  &  Kirk  {Joseph  C),  merchant 

tailors,  656  Broadway,  house  146  N.  Pearl 
Carpenter  Levi,  clerk,  house  153  Swan 
Carpenter  Margaret,  widow,  b.  14  Lark  Arb.  h. 
Carpenter  Peter,  laborer,  house  57  Howard 
Carr  Elizabeth,  boards  192  Clinton  avenue 
Carr  Ellen,  widow,  rear  78  Phillip 
Carr  Ernest  M.  restaurant,  96  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Carr  Essie  Miss,  house  192  Clinton  avenue 
Carr  Josiah,  mason,  house  297  Hudson 
Carr  Maggie,  boards  192  Clinton  avenue 
Carr  Patrick,  laborer,  house  33  Van  Woert 
Carr  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  13  Clinton 
Carr  Peter,  blacksmith,  liouse  105  Orange 
Carr  Robert,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Carr  Stephen  A.  mason,  house  297  Hudson 
Carr  Thomas  T.  clerk,  480  M  Broadway,  boards 

141  Canal 
Carr  Wra.  A.  shipcarpenter,  house  26  Bleecker 
Carr  William  G.  delivery  clerk  People's  line,  h. 

86  Grand 
Carr  William  H.   chaplain  4th  art.  house  297 

Hudson 
Carr,  see  Kerr 

Carrick  Sarah,  widow,  house  125  Canal 
Carrier  John  T.  pork  packer,  658  Broadway,  h. 

69  Hawk 
Carroll  Ann,  widow,  house  245  Green 
Carroll  Arlond,  lumber,  5  Lumber  district,  house 

716  Broadway 
Carroll  Bridget  A.  widow,  h.  30  West  Ferry 
Carroll  Bryan,  laborer,  house —  Van  Woert 
Carroll  Charles  A.  freight  agent,  h.  175  Lumber 
Carroll  Edward,  carman,  house  100  Canal 
Carroll  Edward,  carpenter,  house  67  Snipe 
Carroll  Ellen,  widow,  house  50  Hamilton 
Carroll  Hannah,  widow,  house  23  James 
Carroll  James,  peddler,  liouse  211  Green 
Carroll  James,  clerk.  First  cor.  Swan,  bds.  do. 
Carroll  James  H.   printer,  78  State,  house  707 

Broadway 
Carroll  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  53  Third 
Carroll  John,  grocer,  Robin  cor.  Wash,  aventfe 
Carroll  John,  I8th  reg't,  h.  10  Foundry  place 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  147  Bowery 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  25  Morton 
Carroll  .John,  cigarmaker,  house  109  Canal 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  20  Fulton 
Carroll  John,  saddler,  house  394  Lydius 
Carroll  John  A.  clerk,  S.  S.  line,  b.  113  Lumber 
Carroll  John  N.  clerk,  bds.  716  Broadway 
Carroll  Lawrence,  grocer,  house  89  Canal 
Carroll  Martin  L.  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  li.  150  Third 
Carroll  Mary,  widow,  house  36  Arch 
Carroll  Mary  T.  milliner,  41  N.  Lnusing,  h.  do. 
Carroll  Matthew,  carman,  ]i.  ISaLmnlVr 
Carroll  Michael,  clerk,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Carroll  Owen,  carman,  house  175  Lumber 
I  Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  23  Centre 


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Carroll  Patrick,  carman,  house  168  Orange 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Carroll  Patrick,  watchman,  house  72  Colonie 
Carroll  Patrick,  switchman,  house  133  Lumber 
Carroll  Patrick,  drover,  house  215  Orange 
Carroll  Philip,  butcher,  house  170  Spring 
Carroll  Philip,  grocer,  59  Canal,  house  do. 
Carroll  Simon,  furnaceman,  h.  3  Foundry  place 
Carroll  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  5  Foundry  place 
Carroll  Thomas,  laborer,  house  38  Canal 
Carroll  Thomas,  tailor,  house  109  Arch 
Carroll  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  16  Bethl.  road 
Carroll  Thomas,  teacher,  h.  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Carroll  Thomas  B.  canal  appraiser.  State  Hall, 

liouse  at  Troy 
Carroll  William,"furnaceman,  h.  49  Johnson 
Carroll  William  A.  printer,  78  State,  b.  109  Canal 
Carroll  Wm.  C,  Northern  Hotel,  41  N.Lansing 
Carroll  William  D.  carman,  house  113  Lumber 
Carroll  William  D.  jr.  clerk,  S.  S.  line,  bds.  113 

Lumber 
Carroll  William  H.  lumber  insp.  h.  267  N.  Pearl 
Carroll  William  T.  carman,  house  114  Canal 
Carson  Barbara,  widow,  h.  78  Arch 
Carson  Hugh,  sawhandlemaker,  h.  35  Hudson 
Carson  Matthew,  peddler,  bds.  1 1  Maiden  lane 
Carson  Robert,  calker,  house  Broadway,  near 

Johnson,  Greenbush  [Tromp 

Carter  Albert,  dentist,  46  South  Pearl,  b.  12  Van 
Carter  Ann,  widow,  bds.  46  Lydius 
Carter  Edward,  clerk,  476  B'way,  h.  106  Green 
Carter  George  B.  9th  reg't,  bds.  20  Quackenbush 
Carter  James,  waiter,  144  State,  bds.  do. 
Cai'ter  John,  painter,  house  75  Rensselaer  [bush 
Carter  John  B.  agent,  37  Dean,  h.  20  Quacken- 
Carter  John  V.  B.  patternmaker,  h.  168  Second 
Carter  Joseph  I,  forwarder,  house  106  Green 
Carter  Samuel,  sen.  patternmaker,  b.  168  Second 
Carter  Theodore,  clerk,  46  Lydius,  bds.  do. 
Carter  William  H.  grocer,  46  Lydius,  house  do. 
Carver  E.  J.  printer,  boards  1 1  Park 
Cary  Albert  (Joseph  Cary  &  Sons)  353  Broadway, 

house  60  North  Ferry 
Cary  Anna  M.  boardinghouse,  29  Quackenbush 
Cary  {David  H.)  &  Salisbury  (Daniel),  lumber 

dealers,  1  Lumber  district,  house  9  Elk 
Cary  Dennis,  carpenter,  house  174  Hudson 
Cary  Edward*,  boards  24  Plain 
Gary  Egbert  (Joseph  Cary  &  Sons),  353  Broadway, 

house  41  Dove 
Cary  Francis,  laborer,  house  Third  above  Knox 
Cary  Henry,  tinroofer,  house  8  Wendell 
Cary  Isaac  H.  house  14  Washington  avenue 
Cary  James,  laborer,  house  116  Van  Woert 
Cary  John,  restaurant.  State,  corner  Broadway, 

house  26  Dove 
Cary  John,  carbuilder,  boards  North  Albany 
Cary  Joseph  &  Sons  {Albert  &  Egbert),  provi- 
sions, 353  Broadway,  h.  24  Plain 
Cary  Matthew,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Cary  Michael,  laborer,  liouse  Nortli  Albany 
Cary  Michael,  18th  reg't,  house  179  Elm 
Cary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  42  Rensselaer 
Cary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  126  Orange 
Carv  Robert,  clerk,  451    Broadway,    boards  29 

"Quackenbush  [h.  51  Grand 

Cary  Sanmel,   tlour  and  provisions,    13   State, 
Cary  Simon,  tailor,  liouse  852  Broadway 
Cary  Thomas,  shoemaker,  ii.  Lark  cor.  Yates 
Cary  Thomas,  maltster,  house  179  Elm 
Cary  Thomas,  clerk,  house  159  Orange 
Cary,  see  Carey 

Case  Abraham,  painter,  house  17  Chapel 
Case  Charles  J.  24  State,  boards  85  Lydius 
Case  Chreist,  carman,  house  83  Bassett 
Case  Henry  S.  physician,  bds.  85  Lydius 
Case  James  M.  clerk,  442  B'way,  b.  85  Lydius 


Case  Jonathan  H.  physician,  85  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Case  Lafayette,  carbuilder,  house  23  Wilson 
Case  Newell  M.  messenger,  adj't  genl's  office, 

house  43  Third 
Case  Truman,  carpenter,  house  330  Lumber 
Case  Wm.  D.  rec.  teller.  Com.  Bank,  h.  56  Elm 
Casey  Ann,  widow,  house  259  State 
Casey  Anna,  widow,  house  East  Albany 
Casey  Bridget,  widow,  house  3  Hawk 
Casey  David  K.  printer,  house  48  Herkimer 
Casey  Dominick,  laborer,  h.  11  North  Lansing   • 
Casey  Edward,  43d  reg't,  h.  Canal  near  Lark 
Casey  James,  laborer,  house  73  Van  Woert 
Casey  Jane,  widow,  house  48  Colonie 
Casey  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  353  State 
Casey  John,  n)oulder,  house  72  Colonie 
Casey  John   (Wm.   Casey  &  Son),  coal  dealer, 

Dallius,  cor.  Cherry,  bds.  196  Green 
Casey  John,  laborer,  house  46  Van  Schaick 
Casey  John,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Zandt 
Casey  John  H.  })rinter,  house  3  Hawk,  n.  Canal 
Casey  Maurice,  laborer,  house  259  State 
Casey  Michael,  laborer,  house  East  Albany 
Casey  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  64 Second 
Casey  Peter,  laborer,  house  14  Lydius 
Casey  Richard,  laborer,  house  5  Fulton 
Casey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  20  De  Witt 
Casey  Timothy,  laborer,  house  29  Herkimer 
Casey  Wm.  &  Son  (John  Casey),  coal  dealers, 

Dallius,  cor.  Cherry,  house  196  Green 
Casey  William,  boatman,  house  52  Cherry 
Cashly  Jane,  widow,  house  Broadway,  G'bush 
Cashman  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  B'dway,  G'bush 
^ashman  John,  laborer,  house  299  North  Pearl 
easier  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  6  Tivoli  hollow 
Cass  Amos  A.  teacher,  house  92  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Cass  Horatio  G.  student,  bds.  92  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Cass  Levi,  principal  State  st.  High  school,  h.  59 

High 
Cassel  John,  parchmentmaker,  h.  Canal  ab.  Dove 
Cassel  Michael,  tinsmith,  house  Canal  near  Lark 
Ca.ssen  John,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Greenbush 
Cassen  William,  fireman  W.  R.  R.  h.  Greenbush 
Cassiday  Alice,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  26  Morton 
Ca.ssidy  Charles,  slioeraaker,  h.  51  Herkimer 
Cassidy  Charles,  carman,  boards  51  Church 
Cassidy  Clinton,  city  iittorn<^y,  57  State,  b.  21  Elk 
Cassidy  Felix,  laborer,  house  189  Broadway 
Cassidy  Henry,  laborer,  liouse  43  Arch 
Cassidy  James,  agent,  37  Dean,  h.  20  Delaware 
Cassidy  James,  carman,  boards  119  Church 
Cassidy  James  H.  fireman,  house  8  Van  Schaick 
Cassidy  John,  house  20  Delaware 
Cassidy  Martin,  laborer,  house  13  Lawrence 
Cassidy  Michael,  laborer,  house  220  Swan 
Cassidy  Michael,  house  89  Dallius 
Cassidy  Patrick,  porterhouse.  Quay  cor.  John 
Cassidy  Patrick,  porter,  57  Quay,  h.  119  Church 
Cassidy  Peter,  mason,  house  31  Alexander 
Cassidy  William  (Comstock  &  C),  prop.  Atlas  & 

Argus,  Beaver  cor.  B'way,  house  21  Elk 
Cassidy  William,  laborer,  house  119  Church 
Cassidy  William,  laborer,  house  51  Church 
Cassidy  Wm.  M.  real  estate  agent,  74  State,  h. 

109  Clinton  avenue 
Cassion  John,  laborer,  house  48  Van  Schaick 
Cassley  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  52  Dallius 
Castle  Caarles,  volunteer,  house  18  Union 
Castle  Daniel,  43d  reg't,  h.  136  Railroad  avenue 
Castle  Frederick  W.  barge  captain,  house  Rens- 
selaer, Bath 
Castle  John,  lumbej-  insp.  bds.  926  Broadway 
Castle  Mary  E.  Mrs.  dressmaker,  h.  48  Orange 
Castle  William,  clerk,  house  120  Lark 
Castle  William  E.  printer,  52  State,  h.  207  do. 
Castle  William  H.  lum.  insp.  b.  926  Broadway 
Castle  WiUiiiin  R.  carman,  house  926  Broadway 


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Castleton  Levi,  gardener,  house  Plank  road  near  1 

junction 
Caswell  David,  clerk,  bds.  178  Washington  ave. 
Caswell  James  E.  clerk,  h.  178  Washington  ave. 
Caswell  John,  bricklayer,  house  rear  71  Grand 
Caton  Bridget,  widow,  house  124  Water 
Caton  John,  moulder,  house  16  Jackson 
Caton  Margaret,  house  16  Jackson 
Caton  Mary,  widow,  house  16  Jackson 
Cauley  Charles,  butcher,  house  56  Union 
Cavanagh  Edward,  laborer,  house  95  Orange 
Cavanagh  Hugh,  laborer  W.  R.  R. 
Cavanagh  James,  waiter,  liouse  98  Broad 
Cavanagh  John,  laborer,  house  55  Howard 
Cavanagh  Joseph,  18th  reg't,  h.  49  Van  Woert 
Cavanagh  Michael,  boatman,  house  126  Orange 
Cavanagh  Patrick,  laborer,  house  134  Hawk 
Cavanagh  Thomas,  hay  and  straw,  58  Clinton 

avenue,  house  151  Orange 
Cavanagh  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  10  Van  Tromp 
Cavanagh  Thomas,  99th  reg't,  boards  126  Orange 
Cavanagh  Thomas  J.  peddler,  house  164  Third 
Cave  Joseph,  upholsterer,  house  Third,  above 

John,  Green  bush 
Cavert  Michael  P.  department  public  instruction, 

State  hall,  house  149  Lydius 
Cavert  Prine,  teacher,  house  119  Lydius 
Ca,vert{Steioart  B.)  &  Uaisht  {1-V.   J.),  grocers, 

84  North  Pearl,  house  do. 
Cellfcry  John,  farmer,  house  43  Arch 
Centre  Martha  Mrs.  house  17  Lancaster 
Cesar  Gitte,  laundress,  house  55  Van  Schaick 
Cevor  Charles  Mrs.  boards  South  Pearl 
Chaddou   Ephraim  {Hotalings  &    Chaddon)  374 

Lydius,  uouse  4  Garden  alley  ' 

Chadeayne  Charles  A.  hatter,  house  98  Church 
Cliadwick  Catharine,  widow,  house  150  Third 
Chadwick  Charlotte  J.  bds.  142  Washington  ave. 
Chadwick  James  H.  painter,  b.  142  Wasli.  ave. 
Chadwick  John,  printer,  house  142  Wash.  ave. 
Chadwick  Lucy,  widow,  h.  142  Washington  ave. 
Chaffe  Joseph,  boards  21  Steuben 
Chatfe  Joseph,  porter,  Delaviui  liouse 
Chaflee  {Luther)  &  Co.  {Robert  Christian),  boots 

and  shoes,  620  Broadway,  liouse  79  First 
Chaffin   Alonzo  C.  engineer,   house  Broadway, 

near  John,  Greenbush  [1 17  Lumber 

Chalmers  John,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 
Chamberlain  Alonzo,  pilot,  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Chamberlain  C.  R.  foreman  car  shop  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.  boards  799  Broadway 
Chamberlain  Clark,  house  67  Division 
Chamberlain   Frank  {Chamberlains),   47    Quay, 

house  68  Hawk 
Chamberlain  Joseph  L.  47  Quay,  bds.  64  Philip 
Chamberlain  Joshua  D.  mer.  h.  305  Hamilton 
Chamberlain  Lee  {Chamberlains),  47  Quay,  bds. 

64  Philip  [Lansing 

Chamberlain  Lyman,  train  master,  h.  65  North 
Chamberlain  William  E.  carpenter,  b.  799 B'way 
Chamberlain  William  H.  house  47  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Chamberlains    {Lee    aiid   Frank    Chamberlain), 

produce  commission  merchants,  47  Quay 
Chamberlen  Nelson  W.  machinist,  house  Tivoli 

hollow 
Chambers  Ann,  widow,  house  63  Lafayette 
Chambers  Charles  W.  moulder,  h.  16  Jefferson 
Chambers  {David)  &  Buhles  (P.  L.),  cigarmakers, 

27  Church,  house  61  South  Lansing 
Chambers  John,  hairdresser,   115  South  Pearl, 

house  106  Willett 
Chambers  Judith  Mrs.  house  59  Division 
Chambers  Polly  Miss,  house  920  Broadway 
Chambers  Thomas,  gardener,  house  13  Canal 
Chambers  William,  n.  Whitehall  road  c.  Odell 
Chambers  William  B.  surgeon  N.  Y.  S.  V.  bds. 

41  Chapel 


Champine  Charles  L.  laborer,  h.  Seymour,  Bath 
Chandler  Edgar  M.  bi'akeman,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Chandler  John,  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Chandler  John,  44th  reg't,  h.  S.  Lansing  c.  Church 
Chandler  Newton  D.  harnessmaker,  h.  148  Spring 
Chandler  Samuel  W,  44th  reg't,  li.  22  Bleecker 
Chandler  Thomas  R.  truckman,  24  State,  house 

at  Greenbush 
Chandler  Wui.  B.  carriagemaker,  h.  53  Dallius 
Chapin  F.  L.  R.  surgeon  30th  reg't,  h.  40  Lodge 
Chapin  John  D.  clerk,  boards  Congress  Hall 
Chapin  Lyman,  320  Broadway,  house   105  State 
Chapin  Maria,  widow,  house  72  Clinton  avenue 
Chapin  Wm.  peddler,  house  293  Hamilton 
Chapman  ^'^Iphonzo  T.  clerk,  36  Quay,  bds.  do. 
Chapman  Demetrius,  carpenter,  house  142  Swan 
Chapman  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  5  Van  Tromp 
Chapman  George,  laborer,  h.  rear  170  Lumber 
Chapman  George,  shoemaker,  h.  Lumber 
Chapman  Henry  E.  paperhanger,  h.  150  Swan 
Chapman  Isaac  A.  merchant,  3,  5  and  7  State,  h. 

53  Chapel 
Chapman  John,  waiter,  house  166  Third 
Chapman  Levi,  5  State,  h.  77  Clinton  avenue 
Chapman  Mary  E.  dry  goods,  208  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Chapman  Morgan  L.  grocer,  36  Quay,  house  37 

Maiden  lane 
Chapman  Myron  D.  clerk,  36  Quay,  bds.  do. 
Chapman  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  71  N.  Lansing 
Chapman  Thoma.s,  laborer,  bds.  71  N.  Lansing 
Chappel   William  E.   vegetables,  h.  Hamilton, 

corner  Dove 
Charbonan  Maguire,  carpenter,  h.  W.  Ferry  al. 
Charles  Daniel  D.  T.  {Van  Heusen  &  C),  crock- 
ery ware,  &c.,  470  Broadway,  h.  192  Lydius 
Charles  {George  H.)  &  Van  Meter  {A.),  butchers, 

5  Center  Market,  house  146  Swan 
Charles  John,  teamster,  house  169  Spring 
Charlesworth  David,  house  233  State 
Chase  Cornelius,  house  24  Plain 
Chase  Eliakim,  paperhanger,  h.  123  Lydius 
Chase  Jabez,  blacksmith,  213  Hamilton 
Chase  James  (G.  C.  Treadwell  &  Co.),  house  at 

New  York 
Chase  John   H.  hairdresser,  Delav.an  House,  h. 

15  Van  Tromp  [174  Hamilton 

Chase  Melvin,  freight  office.  East  Albany,  house 
Chase  Nahum,  boards  Eagle  Street ^otel 
Chase  Nelson  H.  bookkeeper,  h.  743  Broadway 
Chase  S.  G.  &  Co.,  forwarders,  113  Pier 
Chase  Snmuel  T.  lumber  inspec.  Hill,  Thomas  & 

Co.,  lumber  district,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Chase  Sylvanus  G.  agent  Western  Transporta- 
tion Co.  113  Pier,  house  83  Clinton  avenue 
Chase  Wm.  jr.  patternmaker,  Franklin  Machine 

Works,  h.  4  Hamilton  place 
Chataeld  Alfred  F.  florist,  50  Chestnut,  h.  do. 
Chattield  Daniel  S.  dry  goods,  650  B'way,  bds. 

661  do.  [near  Perry 

Chatfield  W.  T.  F.  gardener,  house  Clinton  ave. 
Chatterly  James  {Venter  &   C),    painter,    186 

Washington  ave.  house  57  Lark 
Chatterson  .toseph,  house  216  Hamilton 
Chavalley  John,  moulder,  h.  Lark  cor.  Bowery 
Chavalley  Margaret,  widow,  house  17  Sand 
Chaver  Balthaasar,  shoemaker,  h.  315  State 
Cheeseman  Joseph,  teamster,  house  47  Elm 
Cheever  Calvin  R.  {Holstein,  C.  &  McNamara), 

attorney,  82  State,  h.  264  North  Pearl 
Cheever  Eliza,  widow,  house  264  North  Pearl 
Cheever  S.  Thomas,  porterhouse,  36  N.  Ferry 
Cheney  Clarence  C.  teller  Exchange  Bank,  450 

Broadway,  boards  77  Clinton  avenue 
Cheney  James  M.  pi-inter,  9  James,  house  113 

Second 
Cheney  Marsylvia,  widow,  h.  77  Clinton  ave. 
Chertrand  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  33  Morton 


ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTOEY 


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Chesney  Barbara  Miss,  house  50  Congress 
Chestney  Christiana,  widow,  house  27  Dallius 
Chestney  Louisa  M.  widow,  house  27  Dallius 
Chestnut  Michael,  butcher,  h.  213  Broadway 
Childs  Daniel  Mrs.  fish  and  oysters,  704  Broad- 
way, house  do. 
Childs  Daniel  D.  clerk,  704  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Childs  Nelson  H.  foreman,  Aerated  Bread  Co., 

175  North  Pearl 
Chilsom  Mary,  widow,  house  217  Jefferson 
Chilson  Hiram,  stage  driver,  h.  12  Lydius 
Chilt  Lewi.s,  laborer,  house  193  Bowery 
Chipman  Hugh  L.  clerk,  bds.  36  West  Ferry 
Chipman  James  H.  117  Pier,  h.  36  West  Ferry 
Chism  Ebenezer,  mason  and  builder,  h.  76  First 
Chrestman  Peter,  moulder,  house  160  Church 
Chriest  Charles,  barber,  house  123  Franklin 
Chrisler  John,  paints  and  oil,  819  Broadway, 

house  821  do. 
Chrisler  Merret,  daguerreotypes,  66  State,  house 

9  Van  Woert  [ware  turnpike 

Christian  John  M.  clerk,  25  S  Pearl,  b.  ISDela- 
Christian  Lawrence,  gardener,  h.  13  Del.  tump. 
Christian  Robert  (i.  Chaffee  &  Co.),  shoemaker, 

620  Broadway,  b.  Rensselaer  house 
Christie  James,  builder,  156  Hamilton,  h.  210  do, 
Christie  Theodore  G.  clerk,  470  Broadway,  bds. 

48  Elm 
Christie  William  H.  mechanic,  h.  48  Dallius 
Church  T.  T.  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.    boards 

Stanwix  Hall  [h.  11  N.  Pearl 

Church  Walter  S.  land  agency,  452  Broadway, 
Church  Wm.  B.  carriagemaker,  h.  193  Swan 
Churchill  Amanda,  tailoress,  h.  64  North  Pearl 
Churchill  Isaac,  carpenter,  house  2  Van  Zandt 
Churchill  Rensselaer  E.  photographer,  82  State, 

house  34  Grand  [130  Jefferson 

Churchill  Thomas  {Leonard  Sc  C.) painter,  house 
Cimber  Antoine,  bricklayer,  liouse  38  Sand 
Cinney  Augustus,  carman,   17  State,  house  107 

Philip 
Cipperly  Geo.  H.  attorney,  74  State,  b.  25  S.  Pearl 
Ciucci  Dominico,  brushmaker,  1  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Claassen  Clara  M.  liquors,  S.  Pearl  cor.  Arch 
Clabby  Nicholas,  house  129  Canal 
Clack  Peter,  brakeman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

Great  Western  turnpike 
Clafty  Owen,  laborer,  house  rear  144  Third 
Claffy  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  rear  144  Third 
Clair  William,  porter.   111  Pier,  house  N.  Ferry 

near  Rathbone's  Foundry 
Clairy  Patrick,  laborer,  housel20  Orange 
Clancey  Daniel,  shoemaker,  bds.  183  Broadway 
Clancey  John,  mason,  house  71  Johnson 
Clancey  Patrick  H.  carpenter,  h.  52  West  Ferry 
Clancey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  44  Canal 
Clancy  .John,  laborer,  house  63  Hawk 
Clandening  William,  harnessmaker,  617  Broad- 
way, house  do. 
Clapham  Harry  J.  clerk  P.  0.  bds.  43  Lydius 
Clapham  Sarah,  boardinghouse,  43  Lydius 
Clapp  {Ahner   C.)  &  Cough  try   {William  W), 

candy  andsegar  manuf.  916 Broadway,  h. do. 
Clapp  Augustus  A.  confectioner,  b,  916  B'way 
Clapp  Charles  F.  (D.  B.  Anderson  &  Co.),  Beaver 

corner  Green,  boards  93  Herkimer 
Clapp  Hnldah,  widow,  boards  93  Herkimer 
Clapper  Peter,  cigarmaker,  house  85  Second 
Clapperton  Thos.  porterhouse,  240  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Clare  Caroline,  house  353  Washington  avenue 
Clare  Wm.  coliee  and  spice,  house  144  Second 
Clarey  Joanna,  widow,  house  38  Canal 
Clarey  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  19  Canal 
Clarey,  see  Clary,  also  Cleary 
Clark  {Adam  S.)  k  Gifford  {Chas.  E.),  flour  and 

grain,  39  and  43  Quay,  house  118  Green 
Clark  Ann,  widow,  boards  33  Rensselaer 


Clark  Augustus,  receiving  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  bds. 

84  Green 
Clark  B.  widow,  grocer,  122  Broad,  house  do. 
Clark  Charles  H.  printer,  boards  13  Dallius 
Clark  Christiana,  house  25  Howard 
Clark  Edward,  laborer,  house  52  Second 
Clark  Edwin  F.  produce,  &c.  house  229  State 
Clark  {Eli  C.)  &  Sumner  {Alanson  A.),  lumber, 

6  Lumber  district,  house  at  Ballston  Spa 
Clark  Eli  C.  jr.  lumber,  h.  146  Clinton  avenue 
Clark  Elijah  B.  clerk,  564  Broadway,  house  239 

Hamilton 
Clark  Eliza,  widow,  house  91  Orange 
Clark  Felix,  blacksmith,  Schenectady  turnpike, 

house  at  Buel's  farm 
Clark  Francis,  laborer,  boards  41  Morton 
Clark  Francis,  carpenter  and  builder,  56  Lydius, 

house  Westerlo  corner  Broad  [Broad 

Clark  Francis,  jr.  carpenter,  bds.  Westerlo  cor. 
Clark  George,  clerk,  88    Washington  avenue, 

boards  229  State 
Clark  George,  machinist,  house  13  Dallius 
Clark  George,  gasfitter,  house  112  Thiid 
Clark  George  T.  fruit,  flour,  &c.  339  Broadway, 

house  66  Washington  avenue 
Clark  George  W.  agent,  house  61  North  Lansing 
Clark  George  W.  carpenter,  house  138  Church 
Clark  George  W.  carpenter  at  Emery  Bros. ,  h. 

at  French's  village 
Clark  G.  W.  machinist,  house  at  Bath 
Clark  H.  B.  prop.  American  Hotel,  100  State 
Clark  Henry  T.  stableman,  h.  175  Montgomery 
Clark  Hugh,  laborer,  house  12  Clinton 
Clark  Isaiah  R.  clerk  department  public  instruc- 
tion, house  149  Hamilton 
Clark  James,  2d  dist.  police,  house  43  Jefferson 
Clark  James,  volunteer,  house  88  Orange 
Clark  James,  laborer,  house  123  Orange 
Clark  John,  baker,  250  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Chirk  John,  blacksmith,  house  Van  Vechten  c. 

Broad 
Clark  John,  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Clark  John,  carpenter,  house  236  Lydius 
Clark  John  C.  bootmaker,  b.  51  North  Lansing 
Clark  John  H.  tin  and  coppersmith,  12  Beaver, 

house  4  Plain 
Clark  J.  R.  department  public  instruction.  State 

Hall,  house  149  Hamilton 
Clark  John  W.  moulder,  bds.  51  North  Lansing 
Clark  Jos.  fruit  and  produce  dealer  and  syrup, 

88  Washington  avenue,  house  229  State 
Clark  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  2  N.  Lansing 
Clark  Lemuel,  American  Hotel,  100  State 
Clark  Maria  Miss,  tailoress,  h.  18  R.  R.  avenue 
Clark  Mary,  widow,  house  13  Jay 
Clark  Mary,  widow,  house  53  Clinton 
Clark  Matthew  C.  bookbinder,  h.  78  Wash.  ave. 
Clark  Nathaniel,  h.  Gt.  W.  turnpike  n.  Perry 
Clark  Owen,  laborer,  house  42  Lafayette 
Clark  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Plumb  near  Dallius 
Clark  Patrick,  potato  merchant,  bds.  220  B'way 
Clark  Peter,  clerk,  63  State,  hou.se  27  Howard 
Clark  Peter  V.  clerk,  63  State,  h.  215  Hamilton 
Clark  Robert,  hostler,  house  60  Lafayette 
Clark  Stephen,  lumber  dealer,  5  Lumber  district, 

house  725  Broadway 
Clark  Stephen  W.  house  757  Broadway 
Clark  Thomas,  stoves,  &c.  656  Broadway,  house 

208  Lumber 
Clark  Thomas,  machinist,  house  1 19  Lumber 
Clark  Wm.  G.  bookkeeper,  39  Quay,  house  9 

Ten  Broeck 
Clark  Wm.  H.  {Bryant,  Stratton  &  Co.),  45  N. 

Peai-1,  boards  4  Park  place 
Clark  Wm.  P.  91st  regiment,  h.  215  Hamilton 
Clarke  Alex.  {Fitzpatrick  &  C),  porterhouse, 
12  Canal,  boards  91  Orange 


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ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTORY 


Clarke  Edward  H.  {W.  H.  De  Witt  &  Nephews), 

staves,  67  Pier,  boards  7-15  Broadway 
Clarke  John  S.  stereotyper,  407  Broadway,  house 

32  Third 
Clarke  Joseph,  shoemaker,  7  North  Lansing 
Clarke  Matthew,  shoemaker,  li.  172  Montgomery 
Clarke  Michael,  grocer.  Pine  c.  Lodge,  h.  9  Pine 
Clarke  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Third  u.  Snipe 
Clarkson  Matthew,  house  98  State 
Clary  Edward,  laborer,  house  10  Morton 
Clary  Joanna,  widow,  houSe  38  Canal 
Clary  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Clary,  see  Clarey,  also  Cleary 
Classen  Hermanus,  liquors,  7  R.  R.  ave.  house 

842  Broadway 
Claudius  Julia,  widow,  house  rear  1 19  Arch 
Clauser  Landaline,  shoemaker,  house  79  Sand 
Claw  John  I.  physician,  70  Green,  house  do. 
Clawson  Robert,  house  99  Knox 
Claxton  Forbes,  switchman,  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'hush 
Claxton  William,  fireman  VV.  R.  R.  h.  Greenbush 
Clay  John,  carpenter,  bds.  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Clay  Samuel  H.  carpenter,  Broadway  near  Har- 
rison, house  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Clear  John  H.  maltster,  house  6  South  Lansing 
Clear  Julia,  widow,  house  7  Foundry  place 
Cleary  Ann,  widow,  house  105  Orange 
Cleary  Ann,  widow,  bds.  542  Washington  ave. 
Cleary  Michael,  laborer,  houst'  216  Broadway 
Cleary  Michael,  laborer,  house  15  J^  Rose  alley 
Cleary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  20  Orange 
Cleary  Patrick,  shoemaker,  boards  11  Beaver 
Cleary  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  57  Third 
Cleary,  see  Clary,  also  Clarey 
Clemens  Henry,  shoemaker,  house  73  Clinton 
Clemens  Jacob,  brickmaker,  h.  210  Wash.  ave. 
Clemens  Powell,  cooper,  house  2  Garden  alley 
Clement  Henry  A.  clerk,  P.  0.  house  77  Lark 
Clement  Henry  B.  druggist,  Broadway  corner 

CIint(tn  avenue,  house  188  Hudson 
Clements  John,  laborer,  houae  75  Sand 
Clemishaw  John  B.  (T.  C.  Jeffcrs  &  Co.),  How- 
ard corner  South  Pearl,  house  9  Daniels 
Clemishire  Catharine  J.  Mrs.  aressinaker,  house 
49  Arch  [avenue,  house  108  do. 

Clemishire  John,  builder,  161   and  163  Clinton 
Clemishire  Mary  J.  dressmaker,  bds.  123  Second 
Clemishire  William,  carpenter,  h.  123  Second 
Clench  Misses,  house  259  Hamilton 
Clermont  Josepli,  carpenter,  bd.s.  47  Jefferson 
Cleveland  Charles  H.  carman,  14  State,  house  5 

Dallius 
Cleveland  John  W.  cutter,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Clexton  Robert  W.  morocco-linisher,  house  53 

Cherry 
Clifford  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  51  Lawrence 
Cliker  Francis,  carpenter,  house  387  State 
Clinch  Joseph  T.  house  78  Church 
Cline  Patrick,  porter,  house  259  Green 
Clinker  Henry  J.  missionary,  h.  Ill  Hamilton 
Clinton  James,  waiter,  house  353  State 
Clinton  Joseph,  pol.  const,  house  7  De  Witt 
Clinton  Margaret,  widow,  house  7  De  Witt 
Clode  Christopher,  laborer,  house  130  Bowery 
CMohesy  James,  laborer,  h.  58  North  Lansing 
Close  Peter,  engineer,  hou^e  5  Plain  conthmed 
Clough  John,  painter,  h.32  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Clow  KUen,  Mrs.  house  60  Elm 
Clow  Isaac,  laborer,  house  12  Orange 
Clo^v  Jacob,  shoemaker,  6  Canal,  h.  65  do. 
Clow  Jacob  G.  .•shoemaker,  house  140  Swan 
Clow  John  M.  {Simmonn  &  C),  fruit,   1   b'outh 

Pearl,  boards  60  Elm 
Clow  Josepii,  mason,  house  9  Knox 
Clow  Marcus,  coachman,  boards  21  Dallius 
Clowry  Edward,  blacksmith,  h.  Betlileliem  road 
Clowry  James,  blacksmith,  h.  17  Van  Vechten 


Clowry  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  Bethlehem  road 
Cluett  Cornelia,  boards  84  Clinton  avenue 
Clunen  Michael,  laborer,  house  15  X  Rose  alley 
Clunt  Philip,  grocer,  337  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Clute  Garret  J.  policeman,  house  159  Eagle 
Clute  Garrit  M.  liouse  84  Green 
Clute  Jacob  H.  att'y,  94  State,  h.  at  Guilderland 
Clute  Peter,  bootcrimper,  97  Hamilton,  house 

149  South  Pearl 
Clute  Richard  D.  carpenter,  h.  181  Lancaster 
Clute  William  K.  attorney,  68  State,  h.  97  Broad 
Clutterbuck  James,  paperhanger,  h.  42  Arch 
Clyde  Eugene,  U.  S.  A.  office,  6  Stanwix  Hall 
Clyde  Let.tia,  widow,  house  60  Third 
Coakley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  rear  40  Water 
Coates  A.  B.  boards  44  Beaver 
Coates  Charles  H.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  b.  659  B'way 
Coates  George,  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

799  Broadway 
Coates  James,  79  Maiden  lane,  house  199  Elm- 
Coates  .John,  gardener,  house  23  Van  Schaick 
Cobb  Elisha  Mrs.  house  Balsam  grove,  Lydius 

near  Peny 
Cobb  Esther,  widow,  house  115  Third 
Coben  Lewis,  cabinetmaker,  h.  North  Albany 
Coburn  Robert,  painter,  26  William,  house  do. 
Cochran  Bridget,  widow,  house  37  Rensselaer 
Cochran  Clark  B.  {Rey7wlds,   C.  £c  Harris),  at- 
torney, 41  North  Pearl,  house  208  Lydius 
Cochran  David  H.  principal  Normal  school,   h. 

43  Lodge 
Cochran  Ellen  Mrs.  dressmaker,  h.  121  Beaver 
Cochran  James  B.  bookseller  and  periodicals, 

124  South  Pearl,  house  121  Beaver 
Cochran  John,  carman,  house  209  Elm 
Cochran  Michael,  laborer,  house  121  Bowery 
Cochran  William,  clock  repairer,  39  Green 
Cochran  William  F.  grocer,  Masonic  Hall,  41  N. 

Pearl,  boards  Delavan  House 
Codd  Mark,  shoemaker,  273  Green,  house  do. 
Cody  John,  butcher,  house  219  Bowery 
Cody  John,  laborer,  house  97  Elm 
Cody  Julia,  widow,  house  90  Bradford 
Coe  Hiram,  boat  captain,  house  225  Lumber 
Coe  Hiram,  carman,  house  259  Elm 
Coe  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  259  Elm 
Coff  Catherine,  widow,  h.  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Coffee  Deunis,  laborer,  house  50  Lawrence 
CoffcH  James,  carpenter,  house  281  Lumber 
Coffee  James,  gi'ainstriker,  house  17  ('olumbia 
Coffee  James,  laborer,  house  40  Water 
Coffee  William,  laborer,  house  29  Church 
Colfman  John,  carpenter,  house  45  Mulberry 
Coffman  Stephen,  laborer,  house  rear  Broadway, 

Greenbush 
Cogburn  James,  coachman,  house  rear  99  Hawk 
Coggle  Batson,  boards  408  Lydius 
Coggle  John,  gilder,  house  408  Lydius 
Coglan  Catharine,  widow,  h.  Bassett  cor.  Green  ; 
Cogswell  George,  carpenter,  96  Orange,  h,  124 

Clinton  avenue 
Cogswell  George  H.  stationer,  19  Lafayette,  h.  do. 
Cogswell  James  E.  carpenter,  house  81  Orange 
Cogswell  Mason  F.  physician,  13  North  Pearl 
Cohen  Mayer  K.  clerk,  542  Broadway,  boards  82 

Hamilton 
Cohen  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  155  Lumber 
Colin  Abraham,  peddler,  house  254  South  Pearl 
Cohn  Bernard,  peddler,  house  238  South  Pearl 
Colin  David,  clothing,  32  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Cohn  Isaac  (J.  Cohn  &  Bro.),  house  88  Lydius 
Colin  Jacob  &  Bro.  (Isaac),  dry  goods,  372  Broad- 
way, bouse  80  Lydius 
Cohn  Kaufman,  peddler,  house  41  Alexander 
Cohn  L.  bookkeeper,  372  Broadway,  b.  88 Lydius 
Cohn  Lana,  widow,  house  149  South  Pearl 
Cohn  Moritz,  peddler,  house  193  South  Pearl 


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Colin  Myer,  tailor,  120  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Colin  M.  Solomon,  porterhouse,  213  S.  Pearl 
Cohn  Rachel,  widow,  house  24  Van  Zandt 
Coiiey  Ann,  widow,  h.  13  Railroad  avenue 
Colbern  Epliraim,  foreman,  126  Bowery,  house 

80  Lafayette 
Colbern  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  Eagle 
Colbert  James,  watchman,  house  39  Hamilton 
Colbert  Obadiah,  musician,  house  171  Elm 
Col  burn  Alexander,  farmer,  house  53  Delaware 
Colburn  Daniel  L.  house  197  Hudson 
Colburn  John,  laborer,  house,  8  Eagle 
Cole  Amanda,  widow,  house  162  Spring 
Cole  Augustus  G.  teacher,  house  63  Second 
Cole  Charles,  carpenter,  house  123  Broad 
Cole  Charles  H.  61  Quay,  house  60  First 
Cole  Cornelius  V.  livery  stable,  house  5  Rose 
Cole  Cyrus,  pianomaker,  32  James,  h,  at  Bath 
Cole  Frances,  widow,  house  30  Steuben 
Cole  Franklin,  clerk,  407  Broadway,  boards  30 

Steuben 
Cole  George,  truckman,  house  16  Jefferson 
Cole  George,  boatman,  house  162  Spring 
Cole  James,  carman,  house  47  De  Witt 
Cole  John  0.  police  justice.  Center  Market,  h. 

144  North  Pearl 
Cole  M.  D.  law  student,  bds.  183  Hamilton 
Cole  Mark,  janitor  Albany  acad.  h.  basement  do. 
Cole  Moses,  moulder,  house  19  South  Ferry 
Cole  Myron  H.  lieut.  44th  reg't,  h.  30  Steuben 
Cole  Rebecca  M.  widow,  house  30  Steuben 
Cole  {Thomas  B.)  &  Wing  {Robert  B.),  ship 

chandlers,  61  Quay,  boards  60  First 
Cole  Walter  D.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

175  Lumber 
Cole  William,  12th  battery  h.  199  Broadway 
Colegrove  Wm.  H.  clerk,  Isaac  Newton,  house 
29  Dallius  [138  N.  Pearl 

Coleman  Charles,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.   R.  R.  h. 
Coleman  David,  laborer,  house  125  Canal 
Coleman  Frederick,  house  44  Second 
Coleman  George,  paperhanger,  bds.  38  Green 
Coleman  Henry  &  R.  cabinetmakers,  607  Broad- 
way, house  103  Second 
Coleman  Henry,  carpenter,  b.  335  South  Pearl 
Coleman  John,  carpenter,  house  13  Fulton 
Coleman  John,  laborer,  house  Second,  G'bush 
Coleman  John,  laborer,  house  25  Spruce 
Coleman  John,  moulder,  house  59  First 
Coleman  L.  D.  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

138  North  Pearl 
Coleman  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  East  Albany 
Coleman  Patrick,  laborer,  house  80  Colonie 
Coleman  Patrick,  waiter,  house  38  Wash.  ave. 
Coleman  Richard  {H.  &  li.   Coleman),  cabinet- 
maker, house  98  First 
Coleman  Thomas  D.  grocer,  56  Colonie,  h.  do. 
Coleman  Ursilla,  widow  of  Walter  H.  h.  83  Dove 
Coleman  Walter  H.  Mrs.  house  83  Dove 
Coleman  Wm.  grocer,  house  111  Broad 
Coles  Edwin  S.  {Vide,  C.  &  Woodruff),  hard- 
ware, 41  State,  house  131  Eagle 
Col^steine  Casper,  laborer,  house  Elk,  n.  Lark 
Coley  Alfred  C.  carpenter,  house  408  Lydius 
Coley  Amy,  widow,  house  220  State 
Coley  Isaac  N.  clerk,  244  Washington  avenue, 

boards  1 18  Lark 
Coley  .James  L.  carpenter,  house  118  Lark 
Coley  Jane,  teacher,  house  220  State 
Coley  Julia,  teacher,  house  220  State 
Cole}'  Philander,  patternmaker,  house  116  Lark 
Colfer  John,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Colhus  Feniinand,  tailor,  boards  122  Snipe 
Collier  Benjamin,  mason,  house  31  >i  Canal 
Collier  George  N.  pianotuner,  85  State,  house  at 
Capitol  [66  Clinton  avenue 

Collier  Jason,  Chickering's  pianos,  85  State,  h. 


Collier  Martha  M.  house  74  North  Pearl 
Colligan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  6  Quackenbush 
Colling  Leonard,  carpenter,  house  4  Tennis 
Collins  Abraham,   carpenter,  house    Hamilton 

rear  colored  church 
Collins  Alfred,  house  159  Elm 
Collins  Alfred  S.  Rev.  house  47  Second 
Collins  David  C.  clerk,  State  cor.  North  Pearl,  b. 

255  Lydius 
Collins  Dennis,  hostler,  h.  171  Montgomery 
Collins  Ellen,  widow,  house  54  Church 
Collins  Francis,  engineer,  house  242  Lumber 
Collins  Francis,  laborer,  house  147  Orange 
Collins  George,  mechanic,  house  45  Hudson 
Collins  Hugh,  moulder,  boards  126  Broad 
Collins  James,  hostler,  Geo.  Harris  &  Son,  house 

213  Orange 
Collins  James,  laborer,  liouse  18  Clinton 
Collins  James,  laborer,  house  190  Broadway 
Collins  James,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Collins  Joanna,  h.  alley  rear  165  Eagle 
Collins  John,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Zandt 
Collins  John,  telegraph  operator  H.  R.  R.  R.  b. 

28  Division 
Collins  Joseph,  mason,  h.  Yates  n.  Snipe 
Collins  Lewis,  teacher,  house  255  Lydius 
Collins  Mary,  widow,  house  45  Hudson 
Collins  Michael,  nailer,  boards  19  Perry 
Collins  Patrick,   blacksmith,  W.  R.  R.  house 

Greenbush 
Collins  Sarah  A.  widow,  house  14  Wilson 
Collins  Susan,  widow,  house  213  Orange 
Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  126  Broad 
Collins  Timothy,  grocer,  165  Eagle,  house  do. 
Collins  William  H.  brakeman,  house  John  near 

Second,  Greenbush 
Colliton  Dennis  J.  carpenter,  bds.  121  First 
Colliton  John,  carpenter,  house  121  First 
Colman  David,  laborer,  house  125  Canal 
Colmey  Christopher,  furrier,  house  83  First 
Colmey  James,  laborer,  house  43  North  Lansing 
Colrose  Benjamin  E.  stovemounter,  b.  28  Dove 
Colrose  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  28  Dove 
Colrose  Sophia,  dressmaker,  house  28  Dove 
Colrose  Walter  V.  hatter,  bds.  28  Dove 
Colter  Henry,  saddler,  boards  60  Lydius 
Colter  James,  tanner,  boards  60  Lydius 
Colton  Joseph  J.  grocer,  62  Van  Woert,  h.  do. 
Colvin  (^.  /)  &  Bingham  {Anson),  attorneys,  77 

State,  house  at  Nassau 
Colvin  James  A.  attorney,  77  State,  b.  661  B'way 
Colvin  Norwood  A.  bookkeeper,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R, 

house  14  Chapel 
Colvin  Patrick,  grocer,  Orange  cor.  Swan,  h.  do. 
Colvin  William,  brakeman,  h.  69  N.  Lansing 
Colwell  Edmund  R.  bookkeeper,  89  Quay,  bds. 

182  North  Pearl 
Colwell  Julia  Mrs.  house  182  N.  Pearl 
Combs  Andrew  M.  flour  and  grain,  57  Quay,  h. 

eJay 
Combs  J.  M.  agent,  house  66  Eagle  [h.  do. 

Comer  Lyman  G.  sleighmanuf.  rear  154  Third, 
Commaford  Richard,  moulder,  h.  69  Elm 
Commerford  John,  clerk,  324  Broadway,  h.  67 

Jefferson 
Commerford  Nicholas,  house  67  Jefferson 
Comrie  Mclntyre,  carpenter,  h.  145  Clin.  ave. 
Comstock  Albert,  clerk,  bds.  59  Wash.  ave. 
Comstock  Alexander  C.    broker,    23  Hudson, 

house  51  do. 
Comstock  Andrew,  h.  59  Washington  avenue 
Comstock  {Calvert)  &  Cassidy  {William),  pro- 
prietors Atlas  &  Argus,  Beaver  cor.  B'way, 

lioards  Congress  Hall 
Comstock  James,  freight  accountant,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.,  Exchange  Building,  h.  at  Schenectady 
Comstock  Rachel,  house  Plain  cor.  Grand 


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ALBANY      [C]      DIBECTORY. 


Comstock  Theodore  S.  clerk,  Atlas  and  Argus 

office,  boards  58  Elm 
Conant  Wm.  B.  broker,  45  State,  li.  94  Lydius 
Conaty  Francis  J.  boatman,  h.  229  Green 
Conaughton  Maria,  house  827  Broadway 
Conboy  Thomas,  boatman,  house  212  Green 
Condin  Philip,  laborer,  house  107  Broad 
Condon  James,  house  Observatory  hill 
Condon  James,  boatman,  house  138  Church 
Condon  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  136  R.  R.  ave. 
Condon  Richard  J.  bds.  Observatory  lull 
Cone  Edward  R.  91st  reg't,  boards  \2  Third 
Cone  Henry,  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Cone  Henry  R.  clerk  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  house  12  Third 
Cone  John,  tailor,  house  136  Bowery- 
Cone  Samuel  G.  clerk,  478  B'way,  h.  48  CI.  ave. 
Cone  Temperance,  widow,  bds.  12  Third 
Coneys  R.  W.  watchmaker,  h.  18  Railroad  ave. 
Congdon  {S.  B.)  &  Co.  [Bwight  Townsend),  for- 
warders   and    commission   merchants,    61 
Quay,  house  14  North  Pearl 
Conger  McKinney  Mrs.  house  23  Van  Schaick 
Coniflf  Michael,  laborer,  h.  51  North  Lansing 
Conine  Philip  P.  mason,  house  199  Lumber 
Conklin  Aaron  (J.  &  A.  Conklin),  blacksmith,  3 

Fulton,  house  91  Eagle 
Conklin  Abram,  fireman,  bds.  51  N.  Lansing 
Conklin  Charles,  blacksmith,  bds.  74  Second 
Conklin  E.  widow,  house  74  Second 
Conklin  George,  police  Boston  R.  R.  ferry,  h. 

178  Lumber 
Conklin  Isaac,  expressman,  house  46  Orange 
Conklin  John,  peddler,  house  48  Hamilton 
Conklin  John  W.  &  Co,  [Martin  C.  Borst),  li- 
quors, &c.  36  Hudson,  h.  209  Jay 
Conklin  Josiah  &  A.  blacksmiths,  3  Fulton,  h. 

97  Dallius 
Conklin  Laura  A.  widow,  house  37  Chestnut 
Conklin  William,  shoemaker,  94  State,  house 

113  Third 
Conlan  James,  laborer,  house  55  Canal 
Conlan  James,  seaman,  house  138  Church 
Conlan  Jolm,  maltster,  house  143  Chestnut 
Conlan  Martin,  laborer,  house  45  Morton 
Conlan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  174  Colonie 
Conley  Bridget,  widow,  house  1 24  Bowery 
Conley  Bridget,  widow,  house  Burt's  Farm 
Conley  Edward,  milkman,  house  7  Gansevoort ' 
Conley  George,  tinsmith,  h.  80  South  Ferry 
Conley  James,  laborer,  house  8  Cross 
Conley  Jane,  widow,  house  10  Lodge 
Conley  J.  Layton,  clerk,  448  Broadway,  boards 

10  Lodge 
Conley  Lawrence,  fireman  W.  R.  R.  li.  G'bush 
Conley  Michael,  carman,  house  140  (Colonic 
Conley  Michael,  laborer,  house  122  Van  Woert 
Conley  Peter,  laborer,  house  122  Third 
Conlitf  Mary,  widow,  house  63  Broadway 
Conlin  Charles,  painter,  house  239  Lumber 
Conlin  Edward,  gilder,  house  18  Clinton 
Conlin  John,  currier,  bds.  336  Wash.  ave. 
Conlon  John,  moulder,  bds.  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Conlon  John,  switchman,  bds.  Aiken,  G'bush 
Conlon  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Conly  Bridget,  widow,  house  Burt's  farm 
Conly  James,  boatman,  bds.  183  Orange 
Conly  John,  teamster,  house  183  Orange 
Conly  John  H.  Rev.  h.  Yates  near  Ontario 
Conly  Mary,  widow,  house  78  Van  Woert 
Conly  Thos.  J.  boilermaker,  bds.  78  Van  Woert 
Connefry  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  1 1 3  Beaver 
Connell  Daniel,  weigher,  house  230  Lydius 
Connell  Hugh,  clerk,  N.  Y.  &  A.  Pro.  line,  bds. 

17  South  Ferry 
Connell  James,  teacher,  house  140  Arch 
Connell  lames,  laborer,  house  189  Broad 


Connell  Margaret,  widow,  house  7  Fulton 
Connell  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  170  Montgomery 
Connell  Timothy,  laborer,  house  36  Rensselaer 
Connell  William,  laborer,  house  113  Dallius 
Connelly  Alonzo  B.  carman,  bds.  151  Broadway 
Connelly  David,  mason,  house  60  S.  Ferry 
Connelly  John,  maltster,  house  143  Chestnut 
Connelly  John,  teamster,  house  183  Orange 
Connelly  John,  paperhanger,  b.  Mineral  Spring 

Garden 
Connelly  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  8  Cross 
Connelly  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  151  Broadway 
Connelly  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  79  Orange 
Connelly  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  23  Van  Vechten 
Connelly  Robert,  shipcarpenter,  h  98  Schuyler 
Connelly  Thomas,  boatman,  house  45  Bassett 
Connelly  William,  laborer,  house  194  Water 
Connelly  William,  Mineral  Spring  Garden,  60 

South  Ferry 
Conner  Barney,  laborer,  house  111  Canal 
Conner  Daniel,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Conner  Emeliue,  dressmaker,  h.  52  Philip 
Conner  George  G.  boards  31  Second 
Conner  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Conner  John,  saloon,  Columbia  c.  Chapel,  h.  do. 
Conner  John,  laborer,  house  85  Orange 
Conner  Martin,  laborer,  house  202  Spruce 
Conner  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  170  Montgomery 
Conner  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  243  North  Pearl 
Conner  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Arch  bel.  Green 
Conners  Ann,  widow  of  William,  h.  79  Church 
Conners  Bridget,  widow,  house  85  Church 
Conners  Catharine,  widow,  house  30 )i  Chapel 
Conners  Catharine,  widow,  house  183  Orange 
Conners  Dennis,  hostler,  house  rear  71  Grand 
Conners  James,  laborer,  house  57  Chapel 
Conners  James,  tailor,  liouse  83  South  Ferry 
Conners  John,  blacksmith,  h.  572  Clinton  ave. 
Conners  John,  laborer,  house  40  Elk 
Conners  John,  maltster,  house  96  Arch 
Conners  John,  painter,  house  260  Lydius 
Conners  John  J.  ovenbuilder,  house  10  Jefferson 
Conners  Martin,  blacksmith,  h.  53  Rensselaer 
Conners  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Spruce 
Conners  Michael,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Conners  Micliael,  laborer,  house  46 'A  Arch 
Conners  Patrick,  laborer,  house  33  Westerlo 
Conners  Patrick,  laborer,  house  140  Arch 
Conners  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Westerlo 
Conners  Patrick,  laborer,  house  223  Broadway 
Conners  Patrick,  moulder,  house  187  Church 
Conners  Robert,  peddler,  house  308  Lumber 
Conners  Thomas,  laborer,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Conners  Thomas,  laborer,  house  41  Lumber 
Connick  John,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  office.  Ex- 

change  Buildiug,  house  48  High 
Connick  Patrick,  cooper,  boat  Miller,  foot  of 

State,  house  50  High 
Connick  Richard,  cooper,  house  212  Swan 
Connick  William,  laborer,  h.  Canal  near  Dove 
Conniff  Luke,  house  Lydius  cor.  Quay 
Connitf  Micliael,  porterhouse,  98  Quay,  h.  do. 
Conniff  Michael,  porterhouse.  223  Broadway 
Connolly  Charles  H.  cl^rk,  422  Broadway,  bds. 

30  Steuben  [House 

Connolly  Thos.  saloon  334  Broadway,  b.  Mansion 
Connor  James,  confectioner,  127  Green,  h.  do. 
Connor  Michael,  mason,  house  58  Philip 
Connors  Mary,  widow,  house  38  Water 
Connorton  Michael  J.  porterhouse,  28  Orange 
Connover  Abel,  laborer,  house  243  Lumber 
Conoughton  Catharine  Miss,  house  829  B'way 
Conover  Jacob  S.  carpenter,  house  246  Lydius 
Conover  Nicholas,  stovemounter,  h.  135  Green 
Conrad  Catharine,  widow  of  Peter,  h   113  Sand 
Conrad  Henry,  tailor,  h.  Nucella,  Bethlehem 
Courey  John,  porter  at  Franklin  House 


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35 


Conroy  Charles,  coachman,  house  60  Orange 
Conroy  James,  maltster,  hor.se  60  Bowery 
Coni'oy  James,  grocer,  164  Broadway,  house  do. 
Conroy  John,  moulder,  house  91  Van  VVoert 
Com'oy  John  J.  Rev.  house  3  Hall  place 
Conroy  Michael,  tinsmith,  boards  102  Church 
Conroy  Robert,  laborer,  house  130  Dove 
Conroy  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  39  Van  Schaick 
Conroy  William,  peddler,  house  rear  105  B'way 
Considiue  Simon,  blacksmith,  h.  74  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Converse  A.  com.  merchant,  bds.  Clinton  Hotel 
Converse  Thomas    W.   commission   merchant, 

Hamilton  cor.  Quay 
Convery  George,  cooper,  h.  1 75  Orange 
Convoy  Luke,  laborer,  boards  74  Colonie 
Conway  James,  carriagetrimmer,  h.  34  Jefierson 
Conway  Margaret,  widow,  h.  49  North  Lansing 
Conway  Martin  D.  clerk,  boards  12  Jefferson 
Conway  Michael,  63d  reg't,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Conway  Michael',  mason,  house  12  Jefferson 
Conway  Patrick,  laborer,  house  8  De  Witt 
Coogau  Farde,  laborer,  house  154  Jefferson 
Coogan  Mary,  widow,  boards  196  North  Pearl 
Cook  Adam,  leather  and  findings,  367  Broadway, 

house  23  Hamilton 
Cook  Andrew,  h.  Whitehall  road  cor.  Elizabeth 
Cook  Ann,  laundress,  house  65  South  Lansing 
Cook  Ashur,  grocer.  Water  cor.  Lumber 
Cook  Catharine,  nurse,  house  394  Lydius 
Cook  Charles,  house  52  Hawk 
Cook  Charles  D.  house  35  West  Ferry 
Cook  Cornelia  M.   teacher,  2d  district  school, 

boards  309  Hamilton 
Cook  Darath  E.  widow,  house  10  Bowery 
Cook  Elizabeth  Ann,  widow,  h.  309  Hamilton 
Cook  Ezra,  bookkeeper,  18  Hudson,  b.  240  State 
Cook  Frederick,  weaver,  house  200  Jefferson 
Cook  George,  clerk,  367  B'way,  b.  23  Hamilton 
Cook  George,  blacksmith,  house  1  Knox 
Cook  George,  blacksmith,  house  Franklin  cor. 

Gansevoort 
Cook  Harriet,  widow,  house  52  Hawk 
Cook  Hezekiah,  overseer    Penitentiary,  house 

394  Lydius 
Cook  Hobart,  student,  boards  7  Elm 
Cook  Hobart  P.  printer,  house  35  West  Ferry 
Cook  Jacob,  furnaceman,  h.  29  Broad,  Bethl'm 
Cook  James  C.   i^Leamed  8c  C.)  attorney,  468 

Broadway,  house  198  State 
Cook  John,  painter,  24  West  Ferry,  house  do. 
Cook  John,  bookbinder,  house  205  State 
Cook  Joseph,  house  667  Broadway 
Cook  Joseph  M.  boards  667  Broadway 
Cook  Lois,  widow,  house  205  State 
Cook  Mary  Mrs.  house  667  Broadway 
Cook  Michael,  shoemaker,  265  South  Pearl 
Cook  Patrick,  waiter,  house  Vine  cor.  Church 
Cook  Samuel,  maltster,  house  Sand  near  Snipe 
Cook  Thomas,  boards  62  Union 
Cook  Thomas,  musician,  house  46  Westerlo 
Cook  Wesson,  machinist,  house  384  Lydius 
Cook  Wm.  J.  tobacco  agent,  house  114  Hawk 
Cook  {Wm.  J.),  Wing  {Albert)  &  Wooster  (E. 

W.),  wholesale  grocers,  18  and  20  Hudson 

house  240  State 
Cooke  Ezekiel  T.  clerk,  552  B'way,  b.  50  Spencer 
Cooke  George,  physician,  3  Norton,  house  do. 
Cooke  Henry,  boards  57  Lydius 
Cooke  James,  silverburnisher,  h.  50  Spencer 
Cooke  John,  capt.  91st  reg't,  house  112  Jefferson 
Cooke  Thomas  jr.  merchant  tailor,  449  Broad- 
way, house  10  Chestnut 
Cooley  Calvin,  lumber,  4  Lumber  district,  house 

792  Broadway  [44  Orange 

Cooley  Brothers  {James  &  L.  A.),  undertakers, 
Cooley  L.  A.  {Cooley  Brothers)  undertakers,  44 

Orange,  boards  do. 


Cooley  Leroy  C.  teacher  Normal  school,  h.  80 

Westerlo 
Cooley  Martha,  widow,  house  111  Hudson 
Coolidge  Edward  (Boyd,  Brother  &  Co.)  brewer. 

Arch  cor.  Franklin,  house  at  New  York 
Coolidge  Wm.  F.  {Boyd,  Brother  &  Co.)  brewer, 

Arch  cor.  Franklin,  house  at  New  York 
Coon  A.  W.  stagedriver,  house  72  Lydius 
Coon  Jeremiah  J.  mason,  house  89  Lancaster 
Coon  John  L.  mason,  house  72  Congress 
Coon  Lorenie  Mrs.  house  177  Hamilton 
Cooney  Anne  M.  teacher  school  No.  13,  boards 

201  Orange 
Cooney  Bernard  Mrs.  house  201  Orange 
Cooney  Daniel,  teacher,  boards  201  Orange 
Cooney  Terence,  gardener,  house  213  Jelierson 
Cooney  Thomas,  carver,  at  84  State 
Coonley  Mary  A.  widow,  house  146  Jefferson 
Cooper  Aaron  H.  boatman,  house  367  State 
Cooper  B.  widow,  house  85  Columbia 
Cooper  Chloe,  widow,  house  367  State 
Cooper  Heber  T.  pianomaker,  house  61  First 
Cooper  James,  grocer,  116  State,  house  31  Dove 
Cooper  John  Tayler,  house  134  State 
Cooper  Lucinda  E.  dressmaker,  house  185  Elm 
Cooper  Paul  F.   {Jenkins  &    C.)  attorney,  452 

Broadway,  house  12  Jay  [Bath 

Cooper  Susan,  widow  of  Edmund,  h.  Rensselaer, 
Cooper  Thomas  C.  clerk,  9  State,  h.  168  Lydius 
Cooper  William  B.  resident  engineer  Erie  canal, 

boards  63  Grand 
Cooper  Wm.  W.  clerk,  116  State,  bds.  31  Dove 
Copeland  C.  F.  bookkeeper,  108  Pier,  h.  36  Broad 
Copeland  Matilda,  widow,  house  66  Union 
Copeland  Robert,  475  Broadway,  house  197  Jay 
Copely  Jackson  A.  harnessmaker,  h.  22  Bleecker 
Copinus  Morris,  tailor,  house  10  Alexander 

Coppersou ,  laborer,  house  284  Lumber 

Copps  Gotfbrol,  cartman,  house  Swan  n.  Morton 
Corbally  Richard,  carpenter,  house  71  Johnson 
Corbet  Thomas  A.  clerk,  477  Broadway,  boards 

220  Hamilton 
Corbett  Catharine,  boardinghouse,  38  Green 
Corbett  Michael,  boatman,  house  60  N.  Lansing 
Corbett  Patrick,  laborer,  house  166  Third 
Corbett  Patrick,  laborer,  house  27  Center 
Corbett  Wm.  moulder,  house  101  Hamilton 
Corbier  Joseph  W.  printer,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Corbin  Daniel  S.  34th  reg't,  house  at  Bath 
Corbin  Frederick,  carriagepainter,  bds.  Broad- 
way cor.  Van  Woert 
Corcoran  Andrew,  mason,  house  129  Orange 
Corcoran  Bridget,  widow,  house  37  Rensselaer 
Corcoran  Jer.  butcher,  90  Schuyler,  h.  88  do. 
Corcoran  Margaret,  widow,  house  31  Plumb 
Corcoran  Martin,  laborer,  house  47  Colonie 
Corcoran  Martin,  laborer,  house  64  Lawrence 
Corcoran  Michael,  laborer,  house  854  Broadway 
Corcoran  Michael,  laborer,  house  47  Colonie 
Corcoran  Michael,  laborer,  house  121  Bowery 
Corcoran  Thomas,  grocer,  Dallius  cor.  Cherry 
Cordell  Charles  T.  18th  reg't,  house  134  Second 
Cordell  David  R.  Mrs.  house  Lydius  near  Eagie 
Cordell  James  Rev.  h.  Pine  grove,  Schen.  turn, 
Cordell  John  P.  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Cordey  Caroline  A.  widow,  house  66  Benjamin 
Corey  Charles  H.  pilot,  house  37  Maiden  lane 
Corey  John  L.  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  bds.  Boston 

House,  Greenbush 
Cork  John,  saloon,  191  Bowery,  house  do. 
Corkhill  James,  shoemaker,  liouse  260  Elm 
Corkill  Ann,  widow,  house  7  Canal 
Corl  Levi,  moulder,  house  64  North  Ferry 
Corliss  Roswell  B.  paints,  oils,  &c.,  30  Howard, 

house  207  Hamilton  [Franklin 

Corman  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  Mulberry  cor. 
Cormick  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  2  Lawrence  court 


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ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTORY. 


Cornelieus  Madame,  superior  Sacred  Heart  day 

school,  744  Broadway 
Cornelius  Francis,  captain  barge,  h.  B'way,  G'bh 
Cornelius  George  B.  lith.  printer,  h.  42  Water 
Cornelius  John,  captain,  house  264  Hamilton 
Cornelius  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  East,  Greenbush 
Cornell  Daniel,    packer,     Columbia,   house    13 

Washington,  Greenbush 
Cornell  Lewis,  carman,  house  37  North  Lansing 
Cornell  Philip,  butcher,  h.  Washii^on,  G'bush 
Corning  Benj,  F.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

Van  Rensselaer  House 
Coming  Edwin  W.  attorney.  Exchange  Build- 
ing, boards  102  State 
Coming  Erastus  &  Co.  {E.  Corning,  jr.),  hard- 
ware dealers,  451  and  453  B'way,  h.  102  State 
Coming  Erastus  jr.  alderman  5th  ward  {E.  Cor- 
ning &  Co.),  house  87  State 
Corning  John  F.  baggagemaster  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

boards  Van  Rensselaer  House 
Cornock  Joseph,  carpenter,  hoiise  164  Orange 
Cornwell  Lewis  W.  watchman,  h.  37  N.  Lansing 
Cornwell  Wm.  E.  clerk  Albany  City  Bank,  bds. 

4  Van  Schaick 
Corr  Francis,  waiter  at  25  North  Pearl 
Corr  Patrick,  carman,  house  145  Third 
Corrigan  Bridget,  widow,  house  25  Jefferson 
Corrigan  John,    metalworker,  house    junction 

Plank  road  and  Lydius 
Corrigan  Michael,  switchman,  h.  West  Albany 
Corrigan  Wm.  laborer,  house  162  Green 
Corrin  Eugene,  carpenter,  house  27  Morton 
Corriston  Thomas  J.  restaurant  124  Wash.  ave. 
Corrough  Robert,  shoemaker,  3  Westerlo,  house 

93  Church 
Corry  John  Rev.  house  at  East  Albany 
Corscaden  John,  cooper,  house  173  Orange 
Corser  H.  H.  Mrs.  house  40  South  Lansing 
Cory  George  F.  agent  80  Pier,  h.  at  Bethlehem 
Cosgrove  John,  farmer,  house  Delaware  turn- 
pike near  Morton 
Cosgrove  John,  laborer,  house  24  Lawrence 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  705  Broadway 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  stonecutter,  h.  22  Mulberry 
Cesser  George,  bds.  Church  cor.  Vine 
Costello  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  194  Orange 
Costello  Catharine,  widow,  house  70  Lawrence 
Costello  Edward,  laborer,  house  71  Colonie 
Costello  Margaret,  widow,  house  141  Lumber  ■ 
Costello  Michael,  laborer,  house  68  Lawrence 
Costello  Nelly,  widow,  house  21  Norton 
Costello  Patrick,  grocer,  848  Broadway,  house  at 

Poughkeepsie 
Costello  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  55  North  Lansing 
Costello  Stephen,  boilermaker,  bds.  820  B'way 
Costello  Stephen,  boilermaker,  boards  48  Union 
Costello  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  371  Wash.  ave. 
Costello  Thomas  D.   combs  and  fishing  tackle, 

1 1  Bowery,  house  do. 
Costigan  Daniel,  silverplater,  bds.  37  Bleecker 
Costigan  James,  tailor,  house  37  Bleecker 
Costigan  James  {Scott  &    C),    silverplater,   13 

Church,  house  21  Westerlo 
Costigan  John,  attorney,  &c.,  Liverpool  passage 

agent,  66  State,  house  135  Orange 
Costigan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  118  Ten  Broeck 
Costigan  Thomas,  silverplater,  bds.  37  Bleecker 
Costillo  John,  clerk,  870  Broadway 
Cotrell  Edgar  (J.  G.   Cotrell  &  Son),  46  State, 

house  50  Jay 
Cotrell  Joshua  G.  &  Son   {Edgar  Cotrell),  hats 

and  caps,  46  State,  house  52  Jay 
Cotter  Ann,  widow,  house  42  Canal 
Cotter  James  R.  grocer,  42  Canal,  house  do. 
Cotter  John,  laborer,  house  29  Gansevoort 
Couch  John,  lumber,  3  Plank  rd.  h.  126  Snipe 
Couch  Juliet,  variety  store,  325  Wash.  ave. 


Couchman  Elisha,  daguerreotypes,  45  S.  Pearl, 

bds.  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Coughlin  Cornelius,  tripe  dresser,  house  Wash- 

mgton  avenue,  above  Partridge 
Coughlin  Jeremiah,  baker,  house  101  Hamilton 
Coughlin  John,  junk  dealer,  h.  75  Rensselaer 
Coughlin  Michael,  moulder,  h.  66  N.  Lansing 
Coughlin  Michael,  laborer,  house  13  Herkimer 
Coughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  7  N.  Lansing 
Coughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  26  Chapel 
Coughlin  Wm.  moulder,  house  58  Lawrence 
Coughtry  Arthur  H.  clerk  postoffice,  h.  32  Grand 
Coughtry  George  D.  bookkeeper,  bds.  Vedder's 

Hotel  [180  do. 

Coughtry  George  J.  meatstall,   158  Second,  bds. 
Coughtry  Joseph,  planemaker,  house  331  State 
Coughtry  William  W.  {Clappic  Coughtry), ca,ndj 

and  segar  manuf.  rear  916  B'way,  h,  22  Third 
Coulson  Henry  C.  clerk,  470  Broadway,  boards 

335  Bowery 
Coulson  Thomas  D.,  glue  manufactory,  328  Bow- 
ery, house  68  Lark  [42  Wash.  ave. 
Coulter  James,  gilder,  boards  l^'armers'  Hotel, 
Coulter  John  H.  bartender,  45  Quay 
Coulter  Wm.  pressman,  house  25  Canal 
Counterman  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  Columbia, 

Greenbush  [(.ireenbush 

Counterman  Frederick,  laborer,  house  Academy, 
Counterman  Wm.  H.  bds.  Academy,  Greenbush 
Coursel  Joseph  Adolph,  printer,  house  75  Second 
Courtney  Addisou  G.  messenger  attorney-gene- 
ral's oflfice.  State  Hall 
Courtney  Catharine,  widow,  h.  69  Mulberry 
Courtney  Francis,  laborer,  house  111  Canal 
Courtney  John,  laborer,  house  273  Lumber 
Courtney  Mary,  widow   of  Joseph,  h.  50  Dallius 
Courtney  Peter  J.  bootcutter,  house  20  Park 
Courtney  Robert,  bookkeeper,  N.  Y.  C,  R.  R.  h. 

141  Clinton  avenue 
Courtney  Robert,  house  246  Hudson 
Courtney  Robert  2d,  adjutant's  clerk  18th  reg't 
Courtney  Wm.  H.  clerk,  46  State,  bds.  20  Park 
Courtright  Edward  M.-  grocer,  Hamilton  comer 

Swan,  house  269  Lydius. 
Courtright  Edward  M.  jr.  carpenter,  h.  84  Third 
Couse  Robert,  carpenter,  house  rear  61  Second 
Cousins  Robert,  laborer,  house  40  Cherry 
Cousins  William,  carpenter,  house  48  Orange 
Cousins,  see  also  Cozzcns. 
Covert  Hoffman,  bookkeeper,  8  State,  house  110 

Clinton  avenue 
Covert  James   {Smith  &   C),  sheep  skins  and 

wool,  30  State,  house  58  Lancaster 
Cowell  George  W.  printer,  house  rear  82  Canal 
Cowell  James  H.  2d  dist.  police,  b.  rear  82  Canal 
Cowell  Mary,  widow  of  Walter,  house  77  Second 
Cowell  Robert,  expressman,  bds.  rear  82  Canal 
Cowell  Royal,  stabling,  252  Broadway,  li.  do. 
Cowell  Thomas,  house  rear  82  Canal 
Cowell  Thomas  J.  alderman  8th  ward  {Gavit  & 

C),  engraver.  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor, 

house  21  Chapel 
Cowell  Thomas  J.  {Murray  &  Co.),  lithographer. 

Exchange  Building,  3d  floor,  h.  21  Chapel 
Cowell  {Walter  M.)  &,  McCann  {Joseph),  gasfit- 

ters,  46  Green,  boards  77  Second 
Cowell  William,  boards  252  Broadway 
Cowen  James,  mason,  boards  100  Canal 
Cowen  James,  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Cowen  James,  runner,  house  28  Chestnut 
Cowen  William,  boatman,  boards  100  Canal 
Cowieson  Adam,  blacksmith,  house  r.  84  Canal 
Cowieson  Adam  jr.  carman,  h.  149  North  Pearl 
Cowieson  .James,  police,  house  61  Hawk 
Cowieson  John,  machinist,  bds.  rear  84  Canal 
Cowley  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  117  Canal 
Cox  Abraham  J.  house  178  Lumber 


ALBANY      [C]      DIRECTORY. 


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Cox  Benjamin  jr.  gardener,  li.  Cherry  valley  road 
Cox  Benjamin  "W.  vegetables,  19  Clinton  avenue, 

house  Lydius,  near  junction  turnpike 
Cox  Daniel,  grocer,  192  Orange,  house  do. 
Cox  Edward,  carman,  h.  188  Clinton  avenue 
Cox  Francis,  laborer,  house  12  Clinton 
Cox  James,  laborer,  house  74  Arch 
Cox  James,  physician,  house  48  South  Ferry 
Cox  James  W.  physician,  109  State,  house  do. 
Cox  John  A.  vegetables,  h.  249  South  Pearl 
Cox  John  P.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  196 

Hamilton 
Cox  Owen,  furnaceman,  hoiise  4  Clinton 
Cox  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Elizabeth  n.  Warren 
Cox  Terrence,  laborer,  house  9  Morton 
Cox  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  302  Hamilton 
Cox  Wm.  livery  stable,  32  Church,  h.  16  Dallius 
Coyle  Ann,  widow,  house  13  Railroad  avenue 
Coyle  Ann  J.  dressmaker,  house  105  Church 
Coyle  Cornelius,  machinist,  bds.  54  Rensselaer 
Coyle  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  105  Church 
Coyle  Edward,  foreman,  bds.  54  Rensselaer 
Coyle  James,  brewer,  127  Nucella,  h.  Alexander 
Coyle  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  13  Railroad  ave. 
Coyle  John,  engineer,  h.  253  North  Pearl 
Coyle  Mary,  widow,  house  17  Columbia 
Coyle  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  rear  5  Morton 
Coyle  Michael,  laborer,  house  82  Church 
Coyle  Nicholas,  saloon,  40  Green,  house  do. 
Coyle    Patrick,    cooper   and   shovelmaker,    80 

Church,  house  179  Broadway 
Coyle  Paul,  moulder,  house  123  Broad 
Coyle  Philip,  laborer,  house  65  Colonie 
Coyle  Susan,  widow,  house  273  Lumber 
Coyle  William,  cooper,  house  187  Broadway 
Cozine  Cornelius,  carpenter,  house  151  Elm 
Cozine  George  N.  44th  reg't,  bds.  37  JeflFerson 
Cozine  H.  B.  6th  N.  Y.  cav.  boards  37  Jeflerson 
Cozine  John,  carpenter,  house  37  Jefferson 
Cozzens  {Robert  H.)  &  Lay(Josc;)/i), stove  polish, 

blueing,  &c.  190  Water,  house  48  Orange 
Craad  Michael,  blacksmith,  Bathn.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Craft  B.  F.  Mrs.  house  23  High 
Craft  Charles  G.  {Davis,  C.  &  Wilson),  clothiers, 

472  Broadway,  house  20  Lancaster 
Craft  George  F.  clerk  post  office,  h.  23  High 
Craft  John,  clerk,  boards  127  Snipe 
Craft  William  R.  shoes,  4  Clinton  ave.  house  67 

North  Pearl 
Craig  Heni-y,  captain,  h.  Broadway,  Greenbnsh 
Craig.  Robert,  machinist,  house  Broadway   cor. 

Third,  Green  bush 
Craig  Sally,  nurse,  house  201  Third 
Craig  Samuel,  mason,  house  201  Third 
Craig  Wm.  H.  physician,  12  Ten  Broeck,  h.  do. 
Craigh  Thomas,  shoemaker,  63  Lawrence,  h.  do. 
Craik  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  63  South  Lansing 
Cramer  Patrick,  laborer,  house  70  Arch 
Cramer  William  H.  blacksmith,  h.  71  Lumber 
Cramers  Bernard,  maltshovels,  house  73  Grand 
Cramers  John,  moulder,  house  73  Grand 
Cramond  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  108  Church 
Cramp  John,  navy,  house  61  North  Lansing 
Crampton  Ann,  widow,  house  33 Fulton 
Crandall  Alonzo,  painter,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Crandall  Ebenezer  H.  sash  and  blinds,  near  post 

office,  house  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Crandall  Elijah  B.  freight  conductor  W.  R.  R. 

house  Mechanic  above  East,  Greenbush 
Crandall  Charles  M.  carpenter,  house  Washing- 
ton corner  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Crandell  Alfred,  fireman  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Crandell  Henry,  sheriff,  Albany  soapstone  works, 

24  Fulton,  house  287  State 
Crandell  {Henry)  &  White  {Silas  .4.),  grates,  &c. 

566  Broadway,  house  287  State 
Crandell  Homer,  boards  102  Grand 


Crane  Betsey,  seamstress,  house  181  Spring 
Crane  Elizabeth,  widow,  boards  Lumber 
Crane  H.  H.  Mrs.  house  213  Lydius 
Crane  Mary  R.  Miss,  teacher,  h.  125  Hamilton 
Crane  Robert,  shoemaker,  63  Eagle,  house  322 

Lydius  [322  Lydius 

Crane  Robert  jr.    shoemaker,   63  Eagle,  house 
Crane  Sarah,  widow  of  Elisha,  h.  125"Hamilton 
Crane  Thomas,  laborer,  house  162  Colonie 
Cranfield  John  E.  porterhouse,  831  Broadway 
Cranley  John,  miller,  house  96  Arch 
Crannell  Francis  F.  lumber  insp.  196  Water,  h. 

Ill  Second 
Crannell  Henry,  house  26  Third 
Crannell  J.  E.  carpenter,  house  74  First 
Crannell  John  W.  house  71  Westerlo 
Crannell  Levi,  clerk,  19  Lumber  district,  boards 

24  Third 
Crannell  Matthew,  hairdresser,  28  Lodge,  h.  do. 
Crannell  Matthew  jr.  {Benson  &  C),  plane  man- 
ufacturers and  tool  store,  108  State,  house 

48  Howard 
Crannell  Monroe,  clerk,  boards  9  Hall  place 
Crannell  Stephen,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  house 

East  near  Third  avenue,  Greenbush 
Crannell  W.  W.  boards  9  Hall  place 
Crannell  Wynant,  eugint^er,  W.   R.   R.   house 

East  near  Mechanic,  Greenbush 
Crapo  Angelo,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.    boards  169 

North  Pearl  [54  Elm 

Crapo  Charles  H.  meat-market,  114  Green,  bds. 
Crapo  Chauncey  V.  butter,  &c    14  Hudson,  h. 

at  Watervliet,  opposite  Manor  House 
Crapo  Everett,  boards  169  North  Pearl 
Crapo  John  M.  {Seth  Crapo's  Son),   house   103 

Hudson 
Crapo  Seth's  Son  {John  ill.),  dry  goods,  56  State 
Crapo  Seth's  widow,  house  169  North  Pearl 
Crapo  William,  boards  54  Elm 
Craps  William,  laborer,  house  168  Sand 
Craven   Christopher  J.  grainer,  486  Broadway, 

house  24  West  Perry  ' 

Craven  Matthew,  carman,  boards  43  Liberty 
Craven  Thomas,  machinist,  house  43  Lilberty 
Craven   Thomas  C.  patternmaker  at  Wheeler, 

Melick  &  Co.  [North  Pearl 

Craver  Abram,  clerk,  R.  &  S.  R.  R.  boards  152 
Craver  John  {Sladc  &  Craver),  grocers,  14  South 

Pearl,  house  3  Bethlehem  road 
Craver  Mary,  widow,  porterhouse,  57  Bowery 
Craver  Moses,  agent,  house  152  North  Pearl 
Craver  Moses  jr.  clerk,  466  B'way,  boards  152 

North  Pearl 
Craver  Paul,  stovemounter,  house  at  Bath 
Craver  Sebastian  JVI.  freight  agent  R.  &  S.  R.  R. 

boards  152  North  Pearl 
Craw  Erastus,  boards  Exchange  Hotel 
Crawford  Archibald  {Tucker  &  C),  china,  &c. 

416  Broadway,  house  70  Philip 
Crawford  Mary  Mrs.  house  70  Philip 
Crawford  Sarah  Mrs.  house  2  King's  place 
Crawford  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  242  N.  Pearl 
Crean  Thomas,  laborer,  house  162  Colonie 
Crear  James,  sexton  M.  church,  Hudson,  boards 

143  Lark 
Crear  John,  painter,  house  143  Lark 
Creely  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  Church  cor.  Vine 
Cregan  Thomas,  livery   stable,   Lancaster  near 

Dove,  house  265  State 
Crehan  Briggs  E.  house  North  Albany 
Crehan  James  N.  conductor  W.  R.  R.  house  Par- 
tition near  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Crehan  John,  conductor  W.  R.  R.  h.  Broadway, 

Greenbush 
Crehan  William,  harnessmaker,  bds.  43  Lydius 
Crehan  William  A.  proprietor  of  Broadway  and 

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Cremer  Matthias,  shoemaker,  h.  Ontario  c.  Arch 
Cremers  Barnard,  carpenter,  house  73  Grand 
Cremers  John,  moulder,  house  73  Grand 
Crenan  Lawrence,  43d  reg't,  house  42  Mulberry 
Crew  Isabella,  corsetmaker,  h.  125  North  Pearl 
Crew  William,  cigarmaker,  house  115  Orange 
Crilley  John,  laborer, Partition  n.  Second,  G'bush 
Crinigan  James,  tailor,  house  32  Water 
Crips  Joseph  D.  laborer,  house  285  Wash.  ave. 
Crisler  Martin,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Robin 
Critcher  Robert,  engineer,  37  Dean,  h.  5  Fulton 
Crittenden  M.  L.  flour,  39  Quay,  h.  82  Clin.  ave. 
Crocker  Abner,  wood,  43  First,  h.  20  Second 
Crocker  Ansel,  carman,  boards  16  Orange 
Crocker  Frederick,  carman,  13  Hudson,  house 

43  Lumber 
Crocker  James  C.  {Ross  &  C),  lumber,  17  Lum- 
ber district,  house  691  Broadway 
Crocker  John  H.  furnaceman,  housj  40  Union 
Crocker  Mason  I.  globe  manuf.  22  Daniels,  h.  do. 
Croissant  Martin,  locksmith,  204 'A  Wash.  ave. 
Crombie  George,  engineer,  house  12  Broadway 
Crombie  John,  boards  36  Tliird 
Cromwell  George  W.  scavenger,  h.  31  Fulton 
Cromwell  Stephen,  house  19  Knox 
Cronberry  James,  laborer,  house  67  Van  Woert 
Cronin  James,  laborer,  house  35  Montgomery 
Cronin  Michael,  boatman,  house  7  Bleecker 
Cronin  Timothy,  laborer,  house  42  Arch 
Cronk  Sarah  Miss,  boards  220  Hamilton 
Cronkite  Eli,  engineer,  house  274  Lumber 
Cronley  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  5  Hunter's  alley 
Crook  Alfred  T.  boards  97  Hudson 
Crook  Joseph  T.  painter,  h.  10  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Crook  (TA07/ias  P.),  Palmer  {Luther  M.)  &  Co. 
{Wm.    C.   Smith),  flour  and  provisions,    9 
State,  house  97  Hudson 
Crosby  Alonzo,  tyler.  Masonic  Hall,  h.  100  Eagle 
Crosby  E.  W.  sewing  machines,  443  Broadway, 
boards  100  Eagle  [100  Eagle 

Crosby  James  F.  insurance  agent,  443  B'way,  h. 
Crosby  John,  bartender,  b.  Schenectady  turnp. 
Crosby  William,  farmer,  h.  Schenectady  turnp. 
Cross  Charles,  engineer,  boards  89  North  Pearl 
Cross  Heury,  boatman,  house  103  Knox 
Cross  Mary,  widow,  house  Jay  near  Dove 
Cross  William,  laborer,  house  Jay  near  Dove 
Crossman  Edward,  restaurant,  1  Exchange  Bldg, 
house  27  Canal  [Greenbush 

Crouch  Charles  P.  clerk,  bds.  Broadway  Hous{>, 
Croune  Githeon,  laborer,  house  54  Church 
Gronnse  {Conrad  A.)  &  Co.  (William  Crounse), 

mer.  tailors,  515  B'way,  h,  60  Lancaster 
Crounse  J.  D.  bookkeeper,  57  Quay,  b.  15  Philip 
Crouuse  Peter  A.  brakeraan,  house  210  Jay 
Crounse  William  {Crounse  &  Co.),  515  Broad- 
way, house  237  Hudson 
Crow  John,  laborer,  house  Second  above  Knox 
Crow  Patrick,  laborer,  house  First,  Greenbush 
Crow  Margaret  J.  house  120  Spring 
Crow  William,  tailor,  house  242  South  Pearl 
Crowder  Thomas,    carriagepainter,    347    State, 

house  322  do. 
Crowell  Sidney,  attorney,  94  State,  b.  102  Dove 
Crowley  David,  laborer,  h.  Rensselaer  c.  Church 
Crowley  Dennis,  laborer,  house  51  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  Florence,  laborer,  house  22  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  Francis,  shoemaker,  232  Washington 

avenue,  house  do. 
Crowley  James,  moulder,  house  22  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  moulder,  bds.  22  Van  Zandt 
Crowley  John,  gardener,  house  80  Spring 
Crozier  Richard,  blacksmith,  6  De  Witt,  house 

121  Bowery 
Cruet  Charles,  laborer,  house  148  Canal 
Cruikshank  James,  editor  New  York  Teacher,  74 
State,  house  291  Hamilton 


Cruise  Catharine,  widow,  house  71  Jefferson 
Cruise    John    J.    printer,    78  State,   boards  71 

Jeflferson 
Cruise  Patrick,  laborer,  house  347  Bowery 
Cruise  Robert,  laborer,  house  347  Bowery 
Cruise  Thomas,  grocer,  house  345  Bowery 
Cruramey  Michael,  baker.  Lodge  c.  Beaver,  h.do. 
Crummy  James,  machinist,  b.  22  Quackeubush 
Cruttenden  Robert  G.  agent  H.  R.  R.  R.  houae 

224  State 
Cruttenden  Thomas  R.  office  61  State,  h.  224  do. 
Cuddy  Patrick,  grocer,  157  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Cudehy  John,  laborer,  house  —  Elm 
Cudmore  James,  coachman,  h.  20  W.  Ferry  al. 
Cuffman  Charles,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Cufi's  John,  moulder,  house  179  Church 
Cull  David,  telegraph  repairer,  h.  67  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Cullen  Edward,  watchman,  h.  Van  Vechten  ab. 

Elizabeth 
Cullen  Edward  H.  bookkeeper,  4  Lumber  Dis- 
trict, house  14  Van  Woert 
Cullen  George,  laborer,  house  Spruce  near  Dove 
CuUeu  James,  laborer,  house  Vine  cor.  Church 
Cullen  John,  flagman,  house  First  n.  Harrison, 

Greenbush 
Cullen  John,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Cullen  John  N.  volunteer,  boards  116  Dallius 
Cullen  Margaret,  widow,  house  142  Jefi'erson 
Cullen  Michael,  agent,  6  Hudson,  h.  10  S.  Ferrv 
Cullen  Richard,  carman,  house  Vine  c.  ChurcL 
Cullen  Thomas,  carman,  house  116  Dallius 
Cullen  Thomas,  mason,  house  275  Lumber 
Cullen  Thomas,  laborer,  house  79  Orange 
Cullen  Wm.  laborer,  house  246  North  Pearl 
Cullihan  John,  carpenter,  house  215  Green 
CuUinane  Patrick,  laborer,  house  22  Sand 
Cullings  Margaret,  widow  of  Alexander,  house 

56  Lafayette 
Cullings  Matthew,  moulder,  house  38  Clinton 
Cullings  Peter  M.  91st  reg't,  house  83  Dove 
Culver  Sylvester  G.  varnishmaker,  h.  146  Church 
Culvin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Orange  corner  Swan 
Cully  Michael,  laborer,  liouse  71  Rensselaer 
Cummerford  Patrick,  tinsmith,  h.  Rensselaer, 

Bath 
Gumming  Alex,  house  313  State 
Gumming  Margaret  Mrs.  bds.  197  Wash,  ave. 
Gumming  Patrick,  waterworks,  house  do. 
Gumming  William,  grocer  and  graindealer,  199 

Washington  avenue,  house  197  do. 
Cummings  Geo.  grocer.  Division  cor.  Liberty, 

house  21  Liberty  [29  Bewery 

Cummings  Henry,  gasfitter,  416  Broadway,  house 
Cummings  James,  shoemaker,  h.  77  Mulberry 
Cummings  James  H.  butcher,  house  Bath 
Cummings  Joseph,  boatman,  house  15  Bleecker 
Cummings  Michael,  laborer,  house  2  Clinton 
Gunliff  John,  machinist,  bds.  53  Orange 
Cunliflf  Simeon,  jr.  iron  railing  works,  20  Quay, 

house  59  Orange 
Cunningham  Bartholomew,  mason,  h.  77  Canal 
Cunningham  Daniel,  soap  and  candle  manufac- 
turer, Canal  near  Swan,  house  73  First 
Cunningham  Daniel  A.  boards  73  First 
Cunningham  Dennis,  planomaker,  h.  at  Bath 
Cunningham  Edward,  captain  S.  B.  h.  at  Bath 
Cunningham  George,  laborer,  house  West.  turn. 

above  Perry 
Cunningham  {Henry  TV.)  &  Helliwell  (Edward), 

curriers,  413  Broadway,  bds.  Mansion  House 
Cunningham  Ichabod,  carpenter,  88  Bleecker, 

house  129  Lydius 
Cunningham  James,   grocer,  Benjamin  comer 

Whitehall  road,  bouse  do. 
Cunningham  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  1 59  Jefferson 
Cunningham  James,  vol.  house  52  Union 
Cunningham  John,  house  North  Albany 


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Cunningham  John,  laborer,  house  44  John 
Cunningham  John,  laborer,  b.  33  Montgomery 
Cunningham  Keran,  laborer,  house  140  Colonie 
Cunningham  Martha,  widow,  h.  12  Delaware 
Cunningham  Matthew,  laborer,  house  114  Van 

Woert 
Cunningham  Michael,  cigarmaker,  house    851 

Broadway  * 

Cunningham  Michael,  laborer,  h.  N.  Albany 
Cunningham    Michael,    shoemaker,   house    66 

Franklin 
Cunningham  Nicholas,  porterhouse  29  Dean 
Cunningbam  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  26  W.  Ferry 
Cunningham  Patrick,  confectionery,  68  Lark 
Cunningham  Richard,  tinsmith,  h.  280  Lumber 
Cunningham  Robert  K.  boards  19  Fulton 
Cunningham  Samuel  P.  carpenter,  house  232 

Jeflerson 
Cunningham  Sarah,  widow,  house  246  Lumber 
Cunningham  Simeon,  laborer,  bds.  55  Colonie 
Cunningham  Thomas,  grocer,  111  Third,  h.  do. 
Cunningham  William,  laborer,  house  Western 

turn,  above  Perry 
Cunningham  William,  laborer,  house  77  Canal 
Cunningham  William,  laborer,  h.  29  Van  Zandt 
Cunningham  William  J.  366  Broadway,  boards 

75  Division 
Cunz  Albin,  shoemaker,  h.  269  South  Pearl 
Curbert  James,  baker,  boards  798  Broadway 
Cure  Peter,  grainmeasurer,  house  41  Philip 
Cureton  John  L.  brasstbunder,  house  21  Philip 
Curley  John,  laborer,  bds.  48  North  Lansing 
Curley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  45  N.  Lansing 
Curley  Thomas,  boatman,  h.  17  Railroad  ave. 
Curran  Andrew,  laborer,  house  125  Broad 
Curran  Edward,  carpenter,  house  153  Orange 
Curran  Edward,  laborer,  house  30  Water 
Curran  Ellen,  widow,  house  48  Colonie 
Curran  James,  fish,  &c.  72   Lydius,  house  137 

Grand 
Curran  John,  carpenter,  house  rear  94  Third 
Curran  John,  moulder,  house  76  Van  Woert 
Curran  John,  porter,  house  116  Spring 
Curran  Margaret  Miss,  house  120  Spring 
Curran  Michael,  moulder,  house  47  Thii-d 
Curran  Owen,  fish  and  oysters,  72  Lydius 
Curran  William,  laborer,  house  33  Jefferson 
Currie  John,  butcher,  boards  57  Perry 
Curry  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  73  Colonie 
Curry  James,  porter,  322  B'way,  h.  60  Church 
Curtin  Bartholomew,  carman,  h.  221  Elm 
Curtin  Charles,  laborer,  bds.  171  Montgomery 
Curtin  John,  brakeman,  boards  221  Elm 
Curtin  Timothy,  carman,  house  221  Elm 
Curtin  William  F.  clerk,  boards  221  Elm 
Curtis  Martin,  printer,  boards  25  South  Pearl 
Curtis  P.  Up.sou,  barkeeper  at  Franklin  House 
Curtiss  Charlotte,  widow,  boards  21  William 
Curtiss  Daniel,  brassfounder,  h.  22  Broad 
Curtiss  Daniel  G.  bookkeeper,  State  Bank,  bds. 

136  Green 
Curtiss  Edwin  J.  carpenter,  b.  799  Broadway 
Curtiss  George  R.  476  Broadway,  boards  Pearl 

street  Hotel 
Curtiss  Joseph,  clerk,  house  136  Green 
Curtiss  Joseph  S.  {Allen  &  C),  hardware,  35  and 

37  State,  boards  22  Broad 
Curtiss  Norman  S.  boards  136  Green 
Curtiss  Willard,  carpenter,  b.  799  Broadway 
Curtiss  Wm.  J.  civil  engineer  A.  &  S.  R.  R,  73 

State,  bds.  22  Broad 
Cushing  George  jr.   division  engineer's  ofiice, 

State  Hall,  boards  38  Lodge 
Cushing  Julia,  widow,  house  34  JeflTerson 
Cushing  John,  nailer,  house  361  Bowery 
Cushman  Margaret,  house  18  Bowery 
Cushman  M.  C.  civil  engineer,  h.  18  Bowery 


Cushman  Paul  {R.  S.  &  P.  Cushman),  house  285 
State  [99  Lydius 

Cushman  R.  S.  &  P.  liquors,  376  Broadway,  h. 
Cusick  John,  bootmaker,  house  150  Orange 
Cusick  Robert,  carpenter,  house  33  Canal 
Cutler  Benjamin,  house  21  Van  Zandt 
Cutler  Charles  S.  telegraph  manager,  448  Broad- 
way, house  37  Jay 
Cutler  Jeremiah,  carman,  house  76  Third 
Cutler  John,  carman,  44  Elk,  h.  53  Lafayette 
Cutler  John  N.  house  72  Division 
Cutler  Martin  L.  wholesale  millinery  and  bonnet 

bleaching,  540  B'way,  h.  163  North  Pearl 
Cutler  Timothy  R,  clerk,  540  Broadway,  house 

116  Clinton  avenue 
Cutter  Jane,  widow,  house  24  Van  Schaick 
Cutteridge  John,  shoemaker,  house  436  Lydius 
Cutting  Piatt,  clerk,  H.  R.  R.  depot,  house  Me- 
chanic above  East,  Greenbush 
Cuyler  Charles  M.  boards  89  Clinton  avenue 
Cuyler  Frances  A.  widow,  h.  128  Green 
Cuyler  Frank  E.  boards  89  Clinton  avenue 
Cuyler  George,  secretary  Mutual  Insurance  Co. 

50  State,  house  89  Clinton  avenue 
Cuyler  Geo  N.  50  State,  bds.  89  Clinton  ave 
Cuyler  Jacob  C.   {Stone,  Henly  &  Co.),  Albany 

Morning  Express,  52  State,  h.  79  Lydius 
Cuyler  Mary  V.  house  76  Colonie 
Cuyler  Theodore  J.  310  B'way,  h.  128  Green 
Czerski  Abram,  house  117  Broad 

DABBER  PETER,  painter,  house  128  Broad 
Dacasto  Aaron,  cigar  manuf.  34  South  Lansing 
Dady  Edmund,  laborer,  house  8  Lumber 
Dagg  David,  plasterer,  house  10  S.  Lansing 
Dagg  Nicholas,  plasterer,  boards  10  S.  Lansing 
Dagnan  John,  laborer,  house  194  Water 
Dagnan  Michael,  house  13  Herkimer 
Dahlin  Adam,  furnaceman,  house  441  Lydius 
Dahlin  Philip,  moulder,  house  200  Jay 
Dailey  Eliza,  widow,  house  285  Wash.  ave. 
Dailey  John,  varnisher,  house  54  Montgomery 
Daily  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  —  Canal 
Dale  Tweed  Mrs.  house  173  Lydius 
Daley  Ann,  lace  weaver,  house  92  Franklin 
Daley  Bridget,  widow,  house  92  Franklin 
Daley  Ellen,  tailoress,  house  92  Franklin 
Daley  John,  laborer,  house  265  North  Pearl 
Daley  John,  moulder,  house  102  First 
Daley  Levi,  blacksmith,  house  118  Sand 
Daley  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  Columbia,  G'btish 
Daley  Michael,  laborer,  house  159  Lumber 
Daley  Patrick  H.  pennypost,  h.  46  Dallius 
Daley  Robert,  ivoryblackmaker,  h.  16  Clinton 
Daltou  Isabella,  widow,  house  49  Soiith  Ferry 
Dalton  {Joseph)  &  Large  (0.  A.),  cigarmakers, 26 

Church,  house  49  South  Ferry 
Dalton  {William)  &  Kibbee  {Austin  S.),  lumber 

dealers,  118  Water,  house  29  Ten  Broeck 
Dalton  William,  laborer,  house  121  Lumber 
Daly  Bridget,  widow,  house  31  N.  Lansing 
Daly  Catharine,  widow,  house  219  Swan 
Daly  Daniel,  laborer,  house  40  Water 
Daly  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  32  Water 
Daly  Ennis,  porter,  18 State, bds.  Ill  Orange 
Daly  Honora,  widow,  house  111  Orange 
Daly  James,  cigarmaker,  bds.  1 1 1  Orange 
Daly  John,  butcher,  house  7  Perry 
Daly  John,  brakeman,  boards  111  Orange 
Daly  John,  laborer,  house  265  Nortlx  Pearl 
Daly  Margaret,  widow,  house  45  Van  Zandt 
Daly  Matthew,  laborer,  house  204  Spruce 
Daly  Michael,  laborer,  bouse  161  Lumber 
Daly  Michael,  mason,  house  37  Canal 
Daly  Michael,  laborer,  h.  7  Lawrence  ct. 
Daly  Michael,  clerk,  62  State,  h.  134  Orange 
Daly  Patrick,  laboi'er,  h.  273  Green 


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Daly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  30  Water 
Daly  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  140  Canal 
Damm  Jacob,  house  235  South  Pearl 
Damp  Abram,  clerk,  boards  299  Bowery 
Dana  Sophia  P.  widow,  house  8  Chestnut 
Danau  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  Canal  near  Dove 
Danby  Moses,  shoemaker,  house  48  Second 
Danby  William  Rev.  boards  28  Second 
Dandaraw   Anthony,  carpenter,  house  Second 

below  Harrison,  Green  bush 
Dandaraw  John  B.  porterhouse,  opposite  Boston 

depot,  Greenbush 
Dang  Adam,  laborer,  h.  367  Washington  ave. 
Daniel  Charles,  boilermaker,  h.  West  Albany 
Daniels  Charles,  currier,  h.  29  Van  Schaick 
Daniels   Joseph,    farmer,    Beaverwyck  Manor, 

Bath 
Daniels  Michael,  18th  reg't,  bds.  23  Orange 
Daniels  Richard,  porterhouse,  23  Orange,  h.  do 

iels  Robe 

5  Daniels 


■c 


Daniels  Robert  L.,  Havelock   battery,  boards 


Daniels  Spencer,  attorney,  house  5  Daniels 
Dankert  Wm.  shoemaker,  h.  3()  Delaware 
Danzinger  Horace,  junkshop,  199  South  Pearl, 

house  197  do. 
Dare  Gideon,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds.  31 

Division 
Dare  Samuel,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  31 

Division 
Darling  Ann  Mrs.  house  78  Clinton  avenue 
Darrow  John  H.  brakeman  H,  R.  R.  h.  B'way, 

above  Johnson,  Greenbush 
Darrow  R.  C.  boards  51  North  Pearl 
Dart  Lyman  G.  engineer,  house  lOl  Second 
Dasch  John,  moulder,  house  15  Alexander 
Dasch  John  jr.  moulder,  house  17  Alexander 
Daum  Jacob,  moulder,  house  150  Franklin 
Dauphin  John  C.  cabinetmaker,  22  K  Hawk,  h. 

58  Bowery 
Davenport  Charles,  carman,  h.  309  State 
Davenport  David,  currier,  house  66  Howard 
Davenport  0.  H.  78  State 

Davenport  Samuel  J.  lumber  ins.  h.  162  Lumber 
Davenport  William,  stoves,  638  Broadway,  h. 

rear  63  Orange 
Davenport  William,  laborer,  h.  Morton  n.  Swan 
Davey  George  Wm.  llth  reg't,  bds.  162  Hudson 
Davey  James,  carpenter,  h.  62  West  Ferry 
Davey  Wm.  mason,  house  162  Hudson 
Davidson  Chas.  M.  shoemaker,  b.  16  N.  Lansing 
Davidson  Eliza,   widow  of   Alexander,    house 

198  Ly dius 
Davidson  George,  grocer,  87  Church,  house  18 

South  Ferry 
Davidson  George  G.  clerk.  Com.  Bk.  h.  86  Second 
Davidson  Gilbert  C.  house  40  Beaver 
Davidson  George  M.  boards  62  Union 
Davidson  Hannah,  widow,  house  48  Union 
Davidson  Janet  E.  widow,  house  86  Second 
Davidson  John,  carpenter,  h.  82  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Davidson  John  M.  B.  iron  safe  and  car  mauuf. 

Broad  below  Westerlo,  house  40  Beaver 
Davidson  Mary,  widow,  grocer,  Dove  cor.  Elm 
Davidson  Matthew  H.  grocer,  87  Church,  house 

18  South  Ferry 
Davidson  Robert,  3d  dist.  police,  h.  82  Swan 
Davidson  Samuel,  machinist,  bds.  82  Swan 
Davidson  W.  H.  hardware,  bds.  40  Beaver 
Davidson  Wm.  R.  attorney,  h.  120  Clintt)n  ave. 
Davidson,  see  Davison 

Da  vies  A.  Mrs.  dressmaker,  h.  197  Hamilton 
Davies  George,  gardener,  h.  Plank  r.  n.  Perry 
Davis  Abraliam,  tailor,  h.  Schuyler  c.  Franklin 
Davis  Albert  W.  clerk,  660  Broadway,  boards  134 

North  Pearl 
Davis  Betsey,  widow,  hoiise  31  South  Pearl 
Davis  CiiarlBS  E.  lumber  insp.  h.  85  Ten  Broeck 


Davis  Charles  W.  {James  Davis  &  Sons),  boards 

63  Grand 
Davis  Daniel  S.   express  agent,    12  Exchange 

Building,  boards  American  Hotel 
Davis  Elisha  S.  clerk,  14  Hudson,  h.  58  Division 
Davis  Henry  A.  meatstall,  199  Hamilton,  house 

197  do. 
Davis  Jame9i&  Sons  {Charles   TV.  &   Wm.  H.), 

coal  dealers,  102  South  Pearl,  and  175  B'way, 

house  18  Fulton 
Davis  John,  laborer,  house  62  Third 
Davis  John,  laborer,  house  41  Schuyler 
Davis  John,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Greenbush 
Davis  John,  sashmaker,  h.  63  North  Lansing 
Davis  John  B.  moulder,  house  81  First  [do. 

Davis  John  C.  flour  and  grain,  3  Hudson,  h.  233 
Davis  John  L.  Y^rinter,  house  71  Second 
Davis  Joseph,  house  12  Ten  Broeck 
Davis  Jos.  2d,  assistant  postmaster,  also  paints, 

oils,  drugs,  &c.,  72  State,  house  189  do. 
Davis  Leggett,  boatman,  house  54  Colonie 
Davis  Ralph,  jeweler,  54  S.  Pearl,  h.  11  Rose 
Davis  (Roivland  C),  Craft  (C.  G.)  &  Wilson  (Geo. 

P.),  tailoi-s  and  clothiers,  472  Broadway,  h. 

50  N.  Pearl  [Bath 

Davis  Timotliy,  engineer  Boston  ferryboat,  h.  at 
Davis  William,  carpenter,  boards  61  Second 
Davis  Wm.  ins.  agt.  448  Broadway,  b.  Eagle  cor. 

Hudson 
Davis  Wm.  shoemaker,  house  155  Broad 
Davis  Wm.  Mrs.  house  107  Dove 
Davis  Wm.  E.  clerk,  355  B'way,  h.  23  Liberty 
Davis  Wm.  H.  {James  Davis  &  Sons),  coal,  house 

47  Grand 
Davis  Wm.  N.  captain,  house  at  Bath 
Davis  Wm.  P.  {Felloivs  &  D.),  real  estate  agent, 

Beaver  cor.  Green,  house  68  Division 
Davison  Benjamin  W.  artist,  448  Broadway,  bds. 

135  Clinton  avenue 
Davison  Elizabeth,  nurse,  house  12  Dove 
Davison  George,  carman,  house  177  Lancaster 
Davison  George,  safemaker,  boards  221  Green 
Davison  Hannah,  widow,  house  48  Hamilton 
Davison  John,  carman,  house  59  Green 
Davison  {IVm.  R)  &  Olin  {E.  R.),  attorneys,  94 

State,  house  120  Clinton  avenue 
Davison,  see  Davidson  [Johnson 

Davou  William,  shoemaker,  22  Beaver,  house  5 
Davy  Hugh  [Higgins  &  D.),  liquors,  618  &  6l8)i 

Broadway,  boards  Merchants  Hotel 
Dawson  Dennis,  laborer,  house  14  Jefferson 
Dawson  Geo.  postmaster  {Weed,  Parsons  &  Co., 

also  Weed,  Dawson  Sc  Co.),  61State,  house  49 

Ten  Broeck 
Dawson  George  S.  captain  2d  artillery,  boards  49 

Ten  Broeck  [bush 

Dawson  James,  machinist,  house  Green,  Green- 
Day  Cornelius  {Philpot  &  D.),    carpenter,   58 

Second,  house  99  Third 
Day  Edwin,  carpenter,  58  Second,  h.  99  Third 
Day  James,  laborer,  hoiase  1  Center 
Day  Mary,  widow,  house  197  Green 
Day  Matthias,  house  1 5  Sand 
Day  Thomas  H.  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  130 

Second 
Day  William,  furnaceman,  h.  35  Sand 
Dayton  Wm.  moulder,  house  1 14  Green 
De;;n  Amos,  attorney,  house  77  Ten  Broeck 
Dean  Edward  H.  cierk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  of- 
fice, house  4  Swan 
Dean  Noah  S.  eclectic  dispensary  and  bathing 

saloon,  514  B'way,  and  29  James,  house  do. 
Dean  Samuel,  laborer,  house  16  Center 
Dean  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  78  Franklin 
Dearstyne  Alonzo,  ferryman,  boards  at  Bath 
Dearstyne  Cornelius  (Jas.  D.  &  Bros.),  h.  Bath, 

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Dearstyne  Edward,  Farmer's  Hotel,  Bath,  post 

office  address,  Albany 
Dearstyne  Hannah,  widow,  house  at  Bath 
Dearstyne  Henry,  on  ferry  boat,  house  at  Bath 
Dearstyne  James  &  Brothers  {Samuel  &  Corne- 
lius), grocers  and  proprietors  steam   ferry 
at  Bath,  h.  do.  post  office  address,  Albany 
Dearstyne  James  jr.  clerk,  house  at  Bath 
Dearstyne  John,  peddler,  h.  6  Wash'n,  G'bush 
Dearstyne  Lawrence,  pilot,  h,  Columbia,  Bath 
Dearstyne  Marg't,  wiclow  of  Abram,  h.  94  Philip 
Dearstyne  Samuel  {James  D.  &  Bros.),   house 

Bath,  post  office  address,  Albany 
Dearstyne  Sylvester,  volunteer,  bds.  at  Bath 
Debeau  Alfred,  cook,  house  Canal  near  Snipe 
Deblers  Joseph,  blacksmith,  301  Washington  av. 

house  303  do. 
Dech  Conrad,  varnisher,  house  141  Sand 
Decker  George,  teamster,  h.  176  Clinton  av. 
Decker  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  house  206  X  Wash. 

avenue 
Decker  Wm.  carman,  house  152  Eagle 
Dederick  Levi  &  P.  K.  manuf.  of  hay  presses  &c, 

58  and  60  Bleecker,  house  91  Lydius 
Dederick  Paul,  laborer,  h.  W.  Ferry,  n.  Ontario 
Dederick  Peter  K.  {L.  &  P.  K.  Dederick),  boards 

91  Lydius 
Dederick  R.  Rev.  bds.  91  Lydius 
Dedmer  John,  laborer,  house  247  Sand 
Dedmer  Valentine,  laborer,  house  307  Bowery 
Dedrick  James,  carpenter,  boards  5  Rose 
Deering  Charles,  boardinghouse,  33  Montgomery 
De  Forest  A.  H.  assistant  teller  State  Bank,  bds. 

83  Lydius 
De  Forest  Anna  Mrs.  boards  87  Orange 
De  Forest  Bartholomew  S.,  architect  and  real  es- 
tate agt.  74  State,  h,  Hopedale,  Bethlehem 
De  Forest  Charles  A.  &  Co.  (Stewart  Campbell), 
grocers,  Green  cor.  Hamilton,  h.  83  Lydius 
De  Foi-est  Dewitt,  clerk,  76  Green,  h.  50  Broad 
De  Forest  Jacob  J.  lieut.  col.  81st  reg't,  house 

385  Lydius 
De  Forest  James  P-  cigarmaker,  h.  1 89  Lumber 
De  Forest  Jesse,  printer,  h.  r,  124  Clinton  av. 
De  Forest  John,  clerk  W.  R.  R.  boards  Boston 

House,  Greenbush 
De  Forest  John  P.  farmer,  house  Steuben,  Bath 
De  Forest  Philip  J.  botanic  physician,  house  189 

Lumber 
De  Forest  Richard,  clerk,  817  Broadway,  b.  do. 
Defreest  Anna  Maria,  widow,  house  30  Teunis 
Defreest  John,  laborer,  house  Steuben,  G'bush 
Defreest  Margaret,  widow,  bds.  151  N.  Pearl 
Defreest  Wm.  cigarmaker,  house  240  Lumber 
Degen  Conrad,  turner,  32  James,  h.  188  Bowery 
De  Graff  Aaron,  house  69  Beaver 
De  Graflf  D.  druggist,  53  S.  Pearl,  house  2  Plain 
De  Graft"  John  I.  boards  2  Plain      [33  Columbia 
De  Groot  Friesu,  liquors,  597  Broadway,  house 
Dehal  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  house  54  Schuyler 
Deibrich  Herman,  volunteer,  h.  224  Wash.  av. 
Deitz  Chai'les  H.  painter,  house  106  Lark 
Deitz  Eliza,  widow,  house  398  Lydius 
Deitz  Henry,  bookkeeper,  80  Pier,  b.  38  Hawk 
Deitz  Jacob,  waiter,  4  S.  Pearl,  house  106  Broad 
Deitz  Joseph  J.  carpenter,  house  105  Lark 
Deitz  William  A.  agent,  59  North  Pearl,  h.  Hawk 

between  First  and  Second,  Arbor  hill 
De  Jonge  John,  tinsmith,  house  100  Broad 
De  Jonge  Leendert,  shoemaker,  house  30  Clinton 
Dek  Francis,  laborer,  house  57  Bradford 
Delacy  Alice,  dressmaker,  bds.  8  Canal 
Delacy  Catharine,  widow,  house  8  Canal 
Delacy  James,  63d  reg't,  bds.  8  Canal 
Delacy  Mary,  dressmaker,  bds.  8  Canal 
Delamar  Frank,  carpenter,  h.  39  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Delamar  Rosetta,  widow,  h.  39  Swan,  Arb.  hill 

6 


Delamater  Frederick,  furniture   wagon,    house 

177  Second 
De  La  Mater  Ira  M.  physician,  240  Wash.  ave. 
De  La  Mater  James,  9lst  reg't,  house  372  Lydius 
De  La  Mater  John  A.  toys  and  fancy  goods,  576 

Broadway,  bds.  77  North  Pearl 
De  La  Mater  La  Fayette,  tailor,   house  Morris 

above  Ontario 
De  La  Mater  Richard,  carriagesmith,  b.  9  Beaver 
De  La  Mater  Stephen  T.  toys  and  fancy  goods, 

576  Broadway 
Delamotte  Peter,  carpenter,  house  452  Lydius 
Delaney  Andrew,  butcher,  house  426  Bowery 
Delaney  Anna,  widow,  house  72  Canal 
Delaney  Charles,  house  17  Gansevoort 
Delaney  Jeremiah,  engineer,  h.  North  Albany 
Delaney  James,  carpenter,  bds.  156  Lydius 
Delaney  John,  blacksmith,  W.  Railroad 
Delaney  John,  laborer,  house  56  Third 
Delaney  John,  boatman,  house  33  N.  Lansing 
Delaney  John,  blacksmith,  house  110  Arch 
Delaney  John,  laborer,  house  10  N.  Lansing 
Delaney  Julia,  widow,  tailoress,  h,  36  Van  Woert 
Delaney  Mary,  widow  of  John,  grocer,  56  Third 
Delaney  Michael,  blacksmith,  bds.  72  Canal 
Delaney  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  36  Van  Woert 
Delaney  Michael,  laborer,  house  23  Lawrence 
Delaney  Michael,  mason,  house  65  Snipe 
Delaney  Michael,  mason,  house  167  Elm 
Delaney  Michael  J.  laborer,  bds.  36  Van  WcJtert 
Delaney  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  69  La  Fayette 
Delaney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  36  Van  Woert 
Delaney  Peter  H.  baker,  19  Lark,  house  do. 
Delaney  Sylvester  J.  boilermaker,  h.  Harrison 

near  First,  Greenbush 
Delavau  John  S.  physician,  109  State,  b.  41  Hawk 
Delehanty  Andrew  D.  mason,  h.  196  Clin.  av. 
Delehanty  Ann,  widow,  grocer,  49  Dallius 
Delehanty  Bridget,  widow  of  John,  house  178 

Colonie 
Delehanty  Edward,  maltster,  house  112  Sand 
Delehanty  Edward,  tapper  W.  W.  h.  52  Congress 
Delehanty  John,  brewer,  house  133  Church 
Delalianty  John,  carman,  house  45  John 
Delehanty  John  P.  mason,  house  133  Orange 
Delehanty  Martin,  clerk  Common  Council,  office 

5  City  Hall,  house  47  Dallius 
Delehanty  Michael,    tin  and   coppersmith  and 

plumber,  26  Green,  house  132  do. 
Delehanty  Richard  T.  carpenter,  house  45  John 
Delehanty  Thomas,  brewer,  house  73  Dallius 
Delehanty  Wm.  laborer,  house  259  State 
Dell  Andrew  J.  tailor,  h.  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Dell  George,  tailor,  h.  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Dell  Nicholas,  tailor,  h.  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Delong  Amos,  teamster,  H.  R.  R.  R.  house  First 

below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
De  Lucca  Joseph  Rev.  house  51  Dallius 
Demelt  Sarah  E.  widow,  house  271  Hudson 
Demgen  Matthias,  blacksmith,  house  173  Broad 
Demgen  Nicholas,  engineer  at  Burt's,  h.  8  Centre 
Deming  Charles,  clerk,  390  Broadway,  boards  28 

Division 
Deming  Dudley,  capt.  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Deming  George  E.  pilot,  b.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Deming  John  R.  pilot,  bds.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Deming  William,  bds.  28  Division 
Deming  William    H.    pilot,    house    Broadway, 

above  Third,  Greenbush 
Demming  William,  foreman  at  James  Goold  & 

Cn.'s,  boards  28  Division 
De  Mol  Francis,  patternfitter,  bds.  93  Dallius 
De  Mol  Leendert,  patternfiler,  house  93  Dallius 
Dempsey  Ann  xMrs.  house  106  Hudson 
Dempsey  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  23  Lark,  house 

Lark  corner  Sand 
Dempsey  Daniel,  laborer,  boards  100  Quay 


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Dempsey  Dennis,  laborer,  house  140  Canal 
Dempsey  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Greenbnsh 
Dempsey  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  41  N.  Lansing 
Dempsey  James,  wheelwright.  Colonic  cor.  R. 

K.  avenue,  house  138  R.  R. avenue 
Dempsey  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  house  147  Orange 
Dempsey  John,  porter,  77  Pier,  house  36  Water 
Dempsey  John  M.  lieut.  18th  reg.  b.  106  Hudson 
Dempsey  Julia,  widow,  house  225  Broadway 
Dempsey  Julia,  widow,  house  East,  Greenbush 
Dempsey  Michael,  laborer,  house  121  Dallius 
Dempsey  Murtaugh,  drover,  h.  Tivoli  Hollow 
Dempsey  Owen,  paver,  house  205  Orange 
Dempsey  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  694  Broadway 
Dempsey  Thomas,  plasterer,  house  Fowler  cor. 
Seymour,  Bath  [55  Lumber 

De  Munn  Henry  A.  hairdresser,  29  Orange,  bds. 
Dence  David,  coachman,  57  North  Pearl 
Deneen  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  74  Arch 
Deneen  Ellen,  grocer.  Perry  cor.  Bowery 
Deneen  John,  clerk,  boards  74  Arch 
Dengel  Andrew,  barber,  274  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Denigan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  67  Van  Woert 
Denison  Daniel,  daguerreotypes,  67  State,  house 

159  Hamilton 
Denison  Griswold,  grocer,  Broadway  cor.  Ferry, 

Greenbiish,  house  Columbia,  do. 
Deniston  Alida  Miss,  house  65  Jefferson 
Deiynead  John,  trimmings,  668  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Dennick  Helen,  widow,  h.  473  Washington  ave. 
Dennick  Leonard,  painter,  house  464  Lydius 
Dennis  Alexander  H.  bookkeeper,  bank  depart- 
ment. State  Hall,  house  148  North  Pearl 
Dennis  Alfred  T.  pianomaker,  house  79  Wash- 
ington avenue  [148  do. 
Dennis  Burton  C.  clerk,  41   North  Pearl,  boards 
Dennis  Edward,  43d  reg't,  house  111  First 
Dennison  Andrew,  carpenter,  house  141  First 
Dennison  Burton  H.  house  11  Canal 
Dennison  Charles  A.  milkman,  house  13  Canal 
Dennison  Charles  A.  shoemaker,  h.  23  Congress 
Dennison  Dilsy,  widow,  house  261  Lumber 
Dennison  Garret  V.  attorney,  24  Douw's  Build- 
ing, house  280  Lydius                  [Greenbush 
Dennison  John,  brakenian,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Second. 
Dennison  John  H.  bc^ards  25  Beaver 
Dennison  Sarah,  widow,  house  148  Jefferson 
Denniston  James  Mrs.  house  16  Fulton 
Denny  Thomas,  carman,  house  Church 
Dente  William,  gardener,  house  45  Bowerj  ' 
Dentel  Catharine,  widow,  house  35  Sand 
Depatine  Clement,  laborer,  house  5  S.  Lansing 
Depray  Peter,  saloon,  6K  Beaver 
Derbeker  Adam,  brewer,  house  13  Benjamin 
Derby  Horace  B.  wood  engraver,  448  Broadway, 

boards  693  do. 
Derby  Levi  L.  tailor,  house  693  Broadway 
Dermody  Henry,  conductor,  house  101  Orange 
Dermody  Henry,  house  basement  City  Hall 
Dermody  Pat.  grainmeasurer,  h.  40  Van  Sch'k 
Dermody  Tho.  railmaker,  bds.  40  Van  Schaick 
Derny  David,  boatman,  house  19  Chapel 
De  Rooy  Leonius,  laborer,  house  306  B.  Pearl 
De  Roiiville  A.  H.  painter,  house  151  Broad 
De  Rouville  Harman  H.  bookbinder,  house  26 

Fulton 
De  Rouville  John,  boards  26  Fulton 
De  Rouville  John  M.  J.  house  105  Broad 
De  Rouville  Martin,  clerk,  boards  26  Fulton 
De  Rouville  Wm.  H.  wheelwright,  h.  47  Clinton 
De  Rozas  Antonio,  boards  28  Division 
Derrick  Wm.  painter,  house  148  Spring 
Desan  Adolphus,  carpenter,  h.  Lydius  c.  Union 
Desch  Paul,  carpenter,  house  West  Ferry  alley 
Descher  John,  laborer,  house  30  Clinton 
Deshay  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  284  South  Pearl 
Desmond  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  Schen.  turnpike 


Desmond  Dennis,  teamster,  house  r.  165  Eagle 
Desmond  Humphrey,  laborer,  h.  14  Van  Zandt 
Desoi  William,  baker,  house  6  Stephen 
Desowe  Anne,  widow,  house  Clinton  corner  Van 

Vechten 
Destel  Geo.  gardener,  h.  Lydius  near  Partridge 
De  Tiere  C.  &  L.  carpenters,  6  and  7  Phoenix  pi. 
De  Tiere  Constantino  (C.  &  L.  De  T.),  carpenter, 

6  and  7  Phoenix  place,  house  65  Elm 
De  Tiere  John  B.  carpenter,  house  101  Elm 
De  Tiere  Leopold  (C.  &  L.  Be  T.),  h.  101  Elm 
Deveraux  James,  blacksmith,  house  79  S.  Ferry' 
Deveraux  James,  laborer,  house  52X  Colonic 
Deveraux  Patrick,  laborer,  house  94  Dallius 
Deverix  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  80  Franklin 
Devery  Charles,  laborer,  house  124  Van  Woert 
Devery  James,  laborer,  house  124  Van  Woert 
Devery  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  28  W.  Ferry 
Devine  Bridget,  widow,  house  68  Arch 
Devine  James,  laborer,  b.  Perry  n.  Wash.  ave. 
Devine  James,  laborer,  house  65  Colouie 
Devine  James,  porter,  120  Pier,  house  14  Broad 
Devine  James,  porterhouse,  Lydius  cor.  Broad 
Devine  John,  tinsmith,  house  Clinton  avenue 
Devine  John  J.  carpenter,  house  147  Church 
Devine  John  T.  tinsmith,  boards  Clinton  ave. 
Devine  Martha,  widow,  nurse,  boards  48  Second 
Devine  Mary,  widow,  house  301  Hamilton 
Devine  Michael,  baker,  house  149  Jefferson 
Devine  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  74  Colonic 
Devine  Patrick,  laborer,  house  65  Broadway 
Devine  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Perry  u.  Wash.  ave. 
Devit  Ann,  widow,  house  65  Howard 
Devitt  Harman,  vol.  h.  224  Washington  ave. 
Devlin  Edward,  teamster,  house  151  Jffferson 
Devlin  (James)  &  Brother  {Lawrence  S.),  mer- 
chant tailors,  516  Broadway,  h.  45  Philip 
Devlin  John,  laborer,  h.  Church  corner  Arch 
Devlin  Lawrence  S.  [Devlin  &  Brother),  tailor, 

616  Broadway,  house  196  North  Pearl 
Devlin  Mary,  widow,  house  45  Philip 
Devlin  Michael,  maltster,  house  213  Broadway 
Devlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  45  Rensselaer 
Devlin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  29  Fulton 
Devoe  Peter,  pilot,  boards  42  Clinton  avenue 
Devoe  Phebe,  widow,  house  588  Clinton  ave. 
De  Voe  William  H.  tallyman  express,   13  Ex- 
change Building 
Devol  Charles,  physician,  48  Franklin,  h.  do. 
Devon  William,  shoemaker,  house  1 1  Johnson 
Dewey  Sarah,  widow,  house  145  South  Pearl 
De  Wint  Samuel  W.  Mrs.  house  199  Lumber 
De  Witt  Abraham  V.  {Sanders  &  De  W.),  attor- 
neys, 9  Douw's  Building,  h.  59  Hawk 
De  Witt  Andrew  H.  ( M'.  H  ^DeWitt  &  Nephews), 

staves,  67Pie)-,  house  48  Columbia 
De  Witt  Dudley  W.  bds.  61  Hawk  [First 

DeWittEphraini  H.  supt.  R.  &  S.  R.  R.  h.  22 
De  Witt  George,  butcher,  house  Warren  corner 

Partridge 
De  Witt  Lm,  saddler,  21  Wash.  ave.  h.  26  Hawk 
De  Witt  liiuhard  V.  civil  engineer  and  patent 

agent,  56  State,  house  61  Hawk 
De  Witt  R.  V.  jr.  clerk.  State  Bank,  b.  61  Hawk 
De  Witt  Wm.  H.  &  Nephews  {E.  H.  Clark  Se  A. 

H.  De  Witt),  staves,  67  Pier,  h.  745  B'way 
Dexter  Anthony,  carpenter,  h.  Jtethlehem  road 
Dexter  Chauncey,  13  Maiden  lane,  h.  254  Lvdins 
Dexter  George,  shoemaker,  liouse  27  Liberty 
Dexter  {George)  &  Nellegar  {Joseph),  druggists, 

State  cor.  North  Pearl,  house  113  State 
Dexter  Jabez  B.  baker,  839  Broadway,  h.  837  do. 
Dexter  James,  attorney,  113  State,  boards  do. 
Dey  Henry  S.  machinist,  house  81  Lumber  , 
Dey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  rear  1 77  Montgomery 
Dey  Ermand  Elizabeth,  widow,  liouse  4  Eagle 
Deyermand  James,  3d  reg't,  house  l^rfS  Second 


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Deyermaiid  Jas.  Mrs.  h.  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Deyermaud  Robert,  baker,||h.  30  Swair,  Arb.  hill 
Deyermand  Sarah,  widow   of  John,  h,   7   Ten 

Broeck 
Deyermand  William,   manufacturer  of  liuseea 

oil,  381  Broadway,  house  39  Broad 
Deyo  Daniel  H.  fireman,  house  82  Beaver 
Deyo  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  82  Beaver 
Deyo  Francis,  peddler,  h.  75  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Deyo  Henry,  conductor,  W.  R.R-  B'way,  G'bush 
Deyo  James  H.  waiter,  house  225  Jefferson 
De  Yongh  Henry,  peddler,  house  226  S.  Pearl 
Diamond  George  T.  &  S.  P.  grocers,  Partition 

cor.  First,  Greenbush 
Diamond  S.  P.  (t?.  T.  &  S.  P.  D.),  G'bush 
Diamond  Wm.  serg't  major  91st  reg't,  house  203 

Hamilton 
Dia-s  George  boardinghouse,  79  Church 
Dibble  Albert,  whitesmith,  h.  70  South  Ferry 
Dibble  D.  widow,  house  191  Broad  [ten 

Dibble  Lewis,  musician,  h.  Tenuis  n.  VanVech- 
Dibblo  Sarah  A.  Mrs.  millinery,  h.  70  S.  Ferry 
Dibell  Jeremiah,  machinist,  house  188  Lydius 
Dick  Henry,  mason,  h.  Van  Woert  cor.  N.  Pearl 
Dick  John,  tailor,  house  10  Delaware 
Dick  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  100  Schuyler 
Dickerman  Elsia  A.  drugs,  197  Green,  h.  do. 
Diekerman  Ezra  &  H.  L.  variety  and  paper  store, 

57  Wiish.  ave.  bds.  State  cor.  Hawk 
Dickerman  Henry  L.  (E.  &  H.  L.  D.),  h.  Lark 

corner  Spring  [98  Green 

Dickerman  John  S.  auctioneer,  92  State,  boards 
Dickerman  Theodore  M.  boards  197  Green 
Dickerman  William  D.  clerk,  25  S.  Pearl,  bds. 

197  Green 
Dickerson  William,  gardener,  house  425  State 
Dickey  Alexander,  coppersmith,  h.  26  Wilson 
Dickey  Andrew,  accountant,  478  Broadway,  bds. 

5  Lancaster 
Dickey  Charles  H.  painter,  house  219  Lumber 
Dicke}'  Isabella,  widow,  house  26  Wilson 
Dickinson  Daniel  S.  attorney-general.  State  Hall, 

boards  Delavan  House 
Dickson  Alexander  Rev.  house  64  Elm    [Broeck 
Dickson  Edward  G.  clerk,  58  State,  bds.  9  Ten 
Dickson  Emma  Mrs.  house  64  Green 
Dickson  Geo.  H.  student,  boards  64  Howard 
Dickson  Hugh,  iiats,  caps  and  furs,  58  State,  h. 

9  Ten  Broeck 
Dickson  Jas.  roofer,  65  Beaver,  h.  59  Lancaster 
Dickson  James,  shoemaker,  house  350  State 
Dickson  James,  shoemaker,  house  173  Church 
Dickson  Richard,  truckman,  house  31  Fulton 
Dickson  Walter,  architect,   68  State,  house  59 

Lancaster 
Dickson  Walter,  canvasser,  house  81  Dove     ' 
Dickson  Wm.  brassfounder,  h.  4  Bleecker  place 
Dickson  Wm.  clerk,  58  State,  house  11  Broad 
Dickson  Wm.  J.  clerk,  67  Quay,  and  flour,  89 

Green,  house  37  Beaver 
Dickson  Wra.  J.  jr.  89  Green,  bds.  37  Beaver 
Diedrich  Henry,  pianomaker,  house  51  Clinton 
Dielil  John,  hatter,  38  Washington  ave.  h.  do. 
Diehl  Martin,  baker,  house  20 1  Bowery 
Diet  Perry,  waiter,  house  106  Knox 
Dietz  Frederic,  brewer,  h.  lower  end  Broad 
Dignan  Mary,  widow,  house  51  Vau  Schaick 
Dignan  Michael,  laborer,  house  2  Tivoli  hollow 
Dignan  Patrick,  shoemaker,  house  123  Orange 
Dignura  Edward,  furnaceman,  h.  7  Foundry  pi. 
Dignum  James,  baggagemaster,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

depot,  house  19  Lodge  [State 

Dillenbeck  L.  clerk.  Merchants'  Hotel,  h.  293 
DBlman  Micliael,  boatman,  h.  55  Broad,  Beth. 
Dillon  Christopher,  laborer,  house  152  Colonie 
Dillon  John,  bibonir,  house  113  Green 
Dillon  John,  boatman,  house  CO  Montgomery 


Dillon  John,  laborer,  house  101  Morton 
Dillon  John,  springmaker,  house  46  Dallius 
Dillon  Matthew,  printer,  20  Green,  bds.  Broad- 
way corner  Herkimer 
Dillon  Micliael,  carpenter,  house  32  Clinton 
Dillon  Miles,  brush  maker,  boards  9  Chapel 
Dillon  Patrick,  small  beer  manuf.  104  Canal 
Dillon  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  289  Lumber 
Dillon  Patrick,  mason,  house  162  Broad 
Dillon  Peter,  house  328  Lumber 
Dillon  Richard,  dry  goods,  202  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Dillon  Richard  S.  clerk,  82  State,  b.  46  Dallius 
Dillon  Thomas,  mason,  house  54  Schuyler 
Dillon  Thomas  A.  clerk,  bds.  162  Colonie 
Dillow  Nancy,  widow,  house  57  First 
Dineheart  Paul,  laborer,  house  at  Bath 
Dingle  John,  carpenter,  boards  30  Chapel 
Dingwall  J.   nurseryman,   Troy  road    opposite 
Manor  House  [Greenbush 

Dings  A.  J.  (Froo»ia7KS:  J).)  grocer,  b.  Columbia, 
Dinigan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  67  Van  Woert 
Dinkel  George,  baker,  house  33  Westerlo 

Dinkeloo ,  paper  hanger,  house  189  Broad 

Diunen  .James,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Dinnen  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  128  Orange 
Dinnon  John,  laborer,  house  49  Van  Woert  • 
Dinnston  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  75  B'way,  G'bush 
Dinon  John,  laborer,  house  rear  132  Lumber 
Dinon  Thomas,  cooper,  h.  7  South  Lansing 
Disney  James,  laborer,  house  19  Columbia 
Disney  John,  ship  chandler  and  sail  maker,  1 

State,  house  183  Hamilton 
Disney  John  T.  clerk,  1  State,  b.  183  Hamilton 
Dison  Peter,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Lark 
Distel  George,  blacksmith,  h.  34  Broad,  Beth. 
Ditten  Christian,  laborer,  house  137  Sand 
Dix  Elizabeth  R.  Mrs.  house  27  Dallius 
Dix  Perry,  boards  659  Broadway 
Dixon  Jane,  washing,  h.  7  Hunter's  alley 
Dixon  Misses,  house  61  Grand 
Dixon  Mrs.  widow,  house  76  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Dixon  Samuel  Mrs.  house  33  Clinton 
Dixon  William,  tailor,  house  3  Spruce 
Dear  Michael,  coachman,  house  66  Hudson 
Dobbin  Wm.  R.  carpenter,  h.  129  Clinton  ave. 
Dobbs  Alexander  H.  machinist,  bds.  107  First 
Dobbs  John,  machinist,  house  107  First 
Dobbs  John,  bookbinder,  house  170  Eagle 
Dobbs  Lavinus,  boat  capt.  h.  18  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Dobler  Albert  F.  boards  231  Hudson 
Dobler  George,  porter,  house  305  Hudson 
Dobler  {John)  &  Bott  {Arthur),  card  manufs.  and 
paper  stainers,  279  Hamilton,  h.  231  Hudson 
Doctor  John,  peddler,  house  171  Broad 
Doctor  Moses,  peddler,  house  62  Franklin 
Dodds  Alexander  C.  carpenter,  h.  79  Columbia 
Dodds  Andrew,  lieut.  91st  reg't,  house  76  Canal 
Dodds  Fergus,  house  42  Second 
Dodds  James,  carpenter,  116  N.  Pearl,  h.  118  do. 
Dodge  Albert  V.  V.  daguerreotypist,   bds.  41 

South  Ferry 
Dodge  Amos,  newsdealer,  house  41  S.  Ferry 
Dodge  Henry  J.  carman,  house  316  Lumber 
Dodge  Hezekiah,  newsagent,  house  334  Lydius 
Dodge  Jacob,  milkman,  house  Delaware  turn- 
pike near  Whitehall  road 
Dodge  Richard,  clei-k,  boards  42  Lydius 
Doe  Alexander,  boatman,  house  119  Broad 
Doelker  George,  teacher  of  singing  and  piano, 

house  67  Clinton  avenue 
Doherty  James,  laborer,  house  71  Schuyler 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  100  Quay 
Doherty  Mary,  milk,  &c.  208  B'way,  house  do 
Doherty  Patrick,  tailor,  house  26  Lawrence 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  house  Spruce 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  house  42  Orange 
Dolau  James,  laborer,  house  34  Van  Schaick 


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Dolan  John,  bartender,  3  Division,  boards  do 
Dolan  John,  teamster,  house  37  Bassett 
Dolan  Luke,  laborer,  house  1 9  Chapel 
Dolan  Patrick,  shoemaker,  house  rear  113  Green 
Dolan  Thomas,  boatman,  house  24  Rensselaer 
Dolan  Thomas,  assessor,  safe  manufacturer,  94 

State,  house  98  Clinton  avenue 
Dole  Alliinus  S.  burnisher,  h.  29  Van  Schaick 
Dollar  Conrad  T.  harnessmaker,  h.  24  Chestnut 
Dollar  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Yates  n.  Partridge 
Dolson  John,  saloon,  Steuben  n.  Ferry  st.  Bath 
Domery  Edward,  mason,  house  213  Green 
Domery  John,  1st  dist.  police,  h.  155  Broad 
Don  Edward  H.  clerk,  384  B'way,  b.  186  Hudson 
Don  Julia  Mrs.  milliner,  h.  125  North  Pearl 
Don  Margaret  L.  teacher  school  13,  b.  98  Second 
Don  Peter  C.  carriagemaker,  186  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Don  William,  tailor,  house  98  Second 
Donaghan  James,  hostler,  house  56  Howard 
Donaghan  Michael,  coachman,  h.  71  Maiden  lane 
Donaghey  James,  laborer,  boards  154  Third 
Donaghey  Mary,  widow,  house  154  Third 
Donaghey  Patrick,  cigarmaker,  house  147  First 
Donahoe  Anthony,  laborer,  house  291  Lumber 
Donahoe  Bernard,  laborer,  house  88  First 
Donahoe  Catharine,  widow,  house  261  State 
Donahoe  Charles,  peddler,  house  1 16  Canal 
Donahoe  Daniel,  laborer,  house  73  Lumber 
Donahoe  Dennis,  teamster,  house  464  Lydius 
Donahoe  Edward,  carman,  house  88  First 
Donahoe  Edward,  drygoods,  South  Pearl  cor. 

South  Ferry,  house  47  Alexander 
Donahoe  Edward,  furrier,  house  191  Third 
Donahoe  Edward,  grocer,  105  Dove,  house  do. 
Donahoe  Edward,  jr.  clerk  N,  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

105  Dove 
Donahoe  James,  laborer,  house  287  Lumber 
Donahoe  James,  porter,  house  32  Bassett 
Donahoe  James,  porter,  American  Hotel 
Donahoe  John,  fireman,  house  77  Colonic 
Donahoe  John,  porterhoiise,  B'way,  G'bush 
Donahoe  John,  laborer,  boards  59  Rensselaer 
Donahoe  John,  laborer,  house  23  Canal 
Donahoe  John,  waiter,  house  213  Orange 
Donahoe  John,  laborer,  house  42  Arch 
Donahoe  Martin,  wireweaver,  house  83  S.  Pearl 
Donahoe  Michael,  carman,  house  221  Orange 
Donahoe  Murty,  laborer,  house  171  Montgomery 
Donahoe  Peter,  porter,  618)^  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Donahoe  Thomas,  carman,  house  88  First 
Donahoe  Thomas,  grocer,  43  Canal,  house  do. 
Donahoe  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  Eagle 
Donahoe  Wm.  paver,  house  57  Lancaster 
Donahoe,  see  JDonohoe 
Donahue  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  75  First 
Donahue  James,  carpenter,  h.  6  Quackenbush 
Donahue  John  W.  cigarmaker,  bds.  75  Firsi 
Donahue  Stephen  A.  cigarmaker,  boards  75  First 
Donaldson  John,  peddler,  house  70  Wash.  ave. 
Donar  Wm.  tailor,  house  8  Pine 
Donavan  Dennis,  moulder,  house  33  Van  Woert 
Donavan  Edward,  laborer,  house  22  Mulberry 
Donavan  John,  carpenter,  house  60  Schuyler 
Donavan  John,  laborer,  h.  Gansevoort  c.  Green 
Donavan  Michael,  house  139  Church 
Donavan  Patrick,  butcher,  200  X  Broadway,  h. 

8X  S.  Ferry 
Donavan,  see  Donovan  and  Donnovan 
Doncaster  Daniel,  machinist,  198  and  200  Water, 

house  68  Clinton  avenue 
Donehkey  Charles,  cigarmaker,  h.  249  N.  Pearl 
Donker  William,  laborer,  house  126  Broad 
Donlon  Patrick  {McHugh  &  D.),  tailor,  44  State, 

house  87  Lancaster 
Donnelly  Bridget,  widow,  house  169  Broad 
Donnelly  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Yates  n.  Partridge 
Donnelly  Edward,  cooper,  house  90  Franklin 


Donnelly  Edward,  laborer,  house  74  Colonie 
Donnelly  Edward,  laborer,  house  163  Orange 
Donnelly  James,  marbleeutter,  house  20  Bowery 
Donnelly  James,  laborer,  house  218  Green 
Donnelly  Jane,  widow,  house  49  Church 
Donnelly  John,  laborer,  house  171  Church 
Donnelly  John,  laborer,  house  185  Broadway 
Donnelly  Michael,  laborer,  house  41  Liberty 
Donnelly  Owen,  laborer,  house  68  Montgomery 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  Water 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Chestnut 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  71  Dove 
Donnelly  Patrick,  cooper,  72  Rensselaer,  house 

90  Franklin 
Donnelly  Peter,  grocer,  wines  and  liquors,  B'way 

cor.  Harrison,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Donnelly  Peter,  laborer,  house  172  Colonie 
Donnelly  Peter,  laborer,  house  139  Swan 
Donnelly  Richard,  carpenter,  house  42  John 
Donnelly  Thomas,  tanner,  house  154  Canal 
Donnelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  29  Dean 
Donner  Andrew  M.  paperhanger,  h.  34  Clinton 
Donner  Gotlieb,  gardener,  h.  lower  end  Broad 
Donner  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  house  44  Franklin 
Donnovan  Dennis,  moulder,  h.  33  Van  Woert 
Donnovan  Michael,  laborer,  house  139  Church 
Donohoe  John,  sup't  hose  depot,  house  94  Hawk, 

Arbor  hill 
Donohoe  Peter,  laborer,  house  310  Lumber 
Donohoe  William,  laborer,  boards  209  Green 
Donovan  Bridget,  tailoress,  house  49  Rensselaer 
Donovan  Edward,  laborer,  house  Mulberry 
Donovan  Mary,  tailoress,  house  49  Rensselaer 
Donovan  Michael  H.  capt.   18th  reg't,  house  57 

De  Witt  \8>i  South  Ferry 

Donovan  Patrick,  butcher,  201 H   Broadway,  h. 
Doody  James,  laborer,  house  21  Morton 
Doody  Lewis,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Robin 
Doolan  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  39  Canal 
Doolan  James,  coachman,  house  179  Orange 
Doolan  John,  grainer,  house  171  Jefferson 
Doolan  Richard  J.  grainer,  boards  171  Jefferson 
Dooley  Edward,  boards  75  Canal 
Dooley  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  217  Green 
Dooley  Edward,  laborer,  house  23  Morton 
Dooley  James,  porterhouse,  163  B'way,  h,  do. 
Dooley  John  F.  engineer,  house  135  First 
Dooley  Margaret,  widow,  house  75  Canal 
Doolittle  Ann,  widow,  house  164  Broad 
Doolittle  Wm.  papermaker,  house  21  Bradford 
Dooner  Ann,  widow,  house  151  Orange 
Dooner  John,  moulder,  house  23  Mulberry 
Doran  Bridget,  widow,  house  206  Jefferson 
Doran  Edward,  grocer,  21  Swan,  h.  22  Dove 
Doran  Jackson  E.  carbuilder,  h.  104  Hawk 
Doran  James,  laborer,  W.  R.  R.  Greenbush 
Doran  James,  grocer.  Perry  cor.  Bradford 
Doran  Jolm,  mason,  boards  151  Orange 
Doran  Joseph,  clerk,  39  State,  bds.  698  B'way 
Doran  Michael,  machinist,  h.  op.  Boston  depot 
Doran  Thomas  Rev.  house  14  Lodge 
Doran  William,  house  22  Dove 
Doran  Wm.  laborer,  h.  John  n.  First,  G'bush 
Doran  Wm.  jr.  clerk,  22  Dean,  h.  70  Orange 
Doras  James,  laborer,  house  Arch  cor.  Grand 
Doras  Peter,  laborer,  house  9  Spruce 
Doras  William,  laborer,  house  134  Broad 
Dorfler  John,  furnaceman,  h.  rear  65  Alexander 
Dorflinger  Jacob,  cai-petweaver,  h.  308  S.  Pearl 
Dorgan  Edward,  clerk,  house  131  Beaver 
Dorgan  Margaret,  widow,  house  131  Beaver 
Dorlon  H.  L.  Mrs.  house  2  King's  place 
Dorlon  Robert,  register  bank  department.  State 

Hall,  house  21  Congress 
Dorlon  Wm.  R.  468  Broadway,  h.  21  Congress 
Dorn  George,  grocer,  222  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Dornet  James,  blacksmith,  h.  45  West  Ferry 


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Doraet  William,  crockery,  182  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Dorney  David,  boatman,  house  19  Chapel 
Domey  William,  grocer,  106  Orange,  h.  do. 
Dornis  Frederick,"  porter,  15  N.  Pearl,  house  152 

Spring 
Dornon  Louis,  tailor,  515  Broadway,  boards  Na- 
tional Hotel 
Dorr  Amelia,  widow,  house  23  William 
Dorr  ChristoflFel,  dry  goods,  270  S.  Pearl 
Dorr  Henry,  liquors,  603  B'way,  h.  603  X  do. 
Dorsey  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  74  Clinton  ave. 
Dorsey  Patrick,  tiilor,  house  26  Lawrence 
Dorsey  Philip,  carpenter,  house  189  Second 
Dorwoldt  Chas.  shoemaker,  8  Howard,  h.  7  do. 
Doty  Edward   E.    messenger,    quarter-master- 
general's  office,  house  59  Eagle 
Doty  Jane,  widow,  house  31  Hamilton 
Doty  Lockwood  L.  private  sec'y,  executive  cham- 
ber. State  Capitol,  house  59  Eagle 
Dougal  John,  laborer,  bds.  20  Quackenbush 
Douge  Michael,  barber,  297  Hamilton,  house  5 

Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Dougherty  Ann,  widow,  h.  466  Wash.  ave. 
Dougherty  Edward,  expressman,  h.  288  Lumber 
Dougherty  Michael,  tailor,  house  374  Lydius 
Douglass  Charles  H.  {Douglass,  Saxe  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 3  Lumber  dist.  h.  756  Broadway 
Douglass  David,  shoemaker,  52  South  Ferry 
Douglass  Edward,  bookkeeper,  3  Lumber  dist.  h. 

937  Broadway 
Douglass  George  Mrs.  house  6  Dallius 
Douglass  James,  laborer,  house  33  Lafayette 
Douglass  [John),  Saxe  (C.  J.)  &  Co.  (C  H.  Doug- 
lass), lumber,  3  Lumber  district,  house  756 
Broadway 
Douglass  Joseph,  carman,  house  63  Lawrence 
Douglass  Margaret  Mrs.  boarding,  h.  88  Beaver 
Douglass  Mary,  widow  of  Horace  F.  b.  77  Second 
Douglass  Robert,  bookagent,  h.  42^  S.  Ferry 
Doulan  Joanna,  widow,  house  245  South  Pearl 
Druw  John  D.  P.  attorney,  23  Douw's  Building, 

house  at  Poughkeepsie 
Douw  Volkert  P.  1  Douw's  Bldg,  h.  at  G'bush 
Dow  Daniel  G.  machinist,  house  23  Fulton 
Dow  G-eorge,  pilot,  h.  First  bel.  Harrison,  G'bsh 
Dowd  Catharine,  widow,  house  200  Orange 
Dowd  Darby,  cooper,  house  198  Orange 
Dowd  James,  house  4  Hawk 
Dowd  John,  moulder,  house  107  Beaver 
Dowd  Michael,  house  32  Howard 
Dowd  Michael,  house  4  Hawk  near  Canal 
Dowd  Sarah,  widow,  house  168  Hudson 
Dowd  Thomas,  paver,  house  Canal  above  Swan 
Dowdell  Edward,  laborer,  house  21  De  Witt 
Dowdell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  Hollow 
Dowdy  Adam,  tailor,  house  176  Spring 
Dower  Catharine,  widow,  grocer,  h.  91  Franklin 
Dower  Morris,  grocer,  273  Elm,  house  do. 
Dower  MoiTis,  shoemaker,  bds.  350  State 
Dowling  Alice  M.  §chool,  195  Elm,  house  do. 
Dowling  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  108  Third 
Dowling  Rhoda,  widow,  house  26  Jay 
Dowling  William,  tailor,  house  56  Arch 
Downey  John,  butcher,  house  222  Bowery 
Downey  John,  laborer,  house  105  Arch 
Downey  John  sen.  butcher,  h.  411  Wash.  ave. 
Downey  John  jr.  butcher,  h.  41 1  Wash.  ave. 
Downey  Mary,  widow,  h.  169)4  Montgomery 
Downey  Michael,  laborer,  b.  169 X  Montgomery 
Downey  Patrick,  butcher,  house  216  Bowery 
Downey  Stephen,  grocer,  214  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Downey  Thomas,  butcher,  101  Arch,  h.  do. 
Downey  Walter,  miller,  house  Tivoli  Hollow 
Downey  Wm.  tailor,  house  52  Dallius 
Downing  George,  attorney,  94  State,  h.  47  Hawk 
Downs  Edward,  milkman,  h.  518  Clinton  ave. 
Downs  James,  laborer,  boards  126  Orange 


Downs  John,  laborer,  house  133  Bowery 
Downs  Thomas,  laborer,  house  108  Sand 
Dowsett  Isaiah  C.  jr.  boots  and  shoes,  68  South 

Pearl,  house  63  Division 
Dowsett  Isaiah  C.  boots  and  shoes,  78  S.  Pearl 
Doyle  Bridget,  widow,  house  89  Elm 
Doyle  Edmund,  grocer,  110  Water,  h,  do. 
Doyle  Edward,  laborer,  house  8  Foundry  place 
Doyle  Henry,  laborer,  hoiise  61  Canal 
Doyle  Hugh  P.  clerk,  21  S.  Pearl,  h.  22  Norton 
Doyle  .James,  carpenter,  h.  18  Lumber       [Green 
Doyle  James,  blacksmith,  151  Church,  house  209 
Doyle  James,  laborer,  house  49  Van  Schaick 
Doyle  John,  laborer,  house  46  Arch 
Doyle  John,  moulder,  house  273  Green 
Doyle  John,  plumber,  house  140  Canal 
Doyle  Lawrence,  peddler,  house  32  S.  Lansing 
Doyle  Martin,  shoemaker,  h.  Spruce  ab.  Eagle 
Doyle  Mosef ,  clerk,  67  Grand,  b.  41  Elm 
Doyle  Moses,  laborer,  house  41  Rensselaer 
Doyle  Michael,  intelligence  office,   12  Howard, 

house  44  Union 
Doyle  Patrick,  teamster,  house  319  State 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  house  68  Colonie 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  55  Van  Woert 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  house  26  Morton 
Doyle  Richard,  carpenter,  house  17  Morton 
Doyle  Richard,  sawyer,  house  63  Van  Woert 
Doyle  Thomas,  cigarmaker,  h.  226  Hamilton 
Doyle  Thomas,  peddler,  house  45  Van  Zandt 
Doyle  Thomas,  brakeman,  h.  265  N.  Pearl 
Doyle  Walter,  carman,  house  47  Lafayette 
Doyle  Wm.  furnaceman,  house  263  N.  Pearl 
Doyle  Wm.  gardener,  house  12  Bethlehem  road 
Doyle  William  J.  carman,  bds.  63  Van  Woert 
Doyne  Mary,  widow,  house  74  Clinton  avenue 
Drake  Catharine,  widow,  house  162  Swan 
Drake  William,  shoemaker,  h.  7  Wash.  ave. 
Drake  William,  mason,  house  9  Wendell 
Draper  John  B.  machinist,  house  52  High 
Draper  Josiah  H.  house  48  Howard 
Draper  Sylvester  B.  boardinghouse,   25  Quack- 
enbush 
Drayner  Edward  W.  moulder,  h.  179  S.  Pearl 
Dreis  John,  furnaceman,  li.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Dreis  John  J.  laborer,  house  37  Alexander 
Drew  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  B'way  n.  John,  G'bush 
Drew  Ellen,  widow,  h.  John  n.  First,  G'bush 
Drew  Jacob,  gardener,  h.  Plank  rd.  c.  Partridge 
Drew  James,  laborer,  house  64  Plumb 
Drew  Mary,  widow,  house  64  Green 
Drew  Michael,  birds,  70  Green,  h.  64  Division 
Drew  Pt^ter  John,  carpenter,  house  27  Morton 
Drick  William,  furnaceman,  h.  144  Franklin 
Driscoll  James,  blacksmith,  house  14  Rose 
Driscoll  Mary,  widow,  house  3  North  Lansing 
Driscoll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  184  Montgomery 
Droogan  Cornelius,  grocer,  house  3  Morton 
Droogau  Mary,  widow  of  Owen,  h.  83  S.  Ferry 
Droogan  Peter,  grocer,  5  Morton,  house  do. 
Droogan  Rosanna,  dress  and  cloakmaker,  house 

83  South  Ferry 

Droogan  Thomas,  farmer,  house  106  Morton 
Droogan  Thomas,  peddler,  house  97  Morton 
Droogan  Thomas,  moroccofinisher,  h.  69  S.  Pearl 
Drullard  Solomon,  general  freight  agent,  N.  Y. 

C.  R.  R.  Exchange  Building,  b.  Am.  Hotel 
Drum  Aaron,  butcher,  house  Broadway  corner 

Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Drum  Glen  V.  R.  house  Second  ave.  G'bush 
Drum   Hiram,  meat  market,  46  Broadway,  h. 

68  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Drum  Peter,  printer,  house  176  Jefferson 
Drum  Sylvester,  baggagemaster,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h. 

84  Lumber 

Drummond  Alexander,  laborer,  b.  151  Bowery 
Drummond  Michael,  printer,  bds.  9  Chapel 


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Drury  Wm.  laborer,  h.  John  n.  Second,  G'bush 
Dubieu  Anthony,  furrier,  house  31  Lark 
Dubois  Alfred,  waiter,  Delavan   House,   house 

147  Church 
Dubois  Edward  E.  barber,  65  Nucella 
Dubois  George,  machinist,  house  32  South  Ferry 
Dubois  James,  boatman,  house  233  Lumber 
Dubuque  John,  bandbox  manuf.  423  Broadway, 

boards  6  Green 
Dubuque  John  C.  paper  box  mjiuufacturer,  423 

Broadway,  boards  88  Beaver 
Dudley  Blandina,  widow,  house  69  N.  Pearl 
Dudley  John  T.  carpenter,  h.  114  Spring 
Dudley  Orange,  clerk,   142  Wash.   ave.   boards 

114  Spring  [ment.  State  Hall 

Duempelmanh  Lewis  C.  clerk,  treasury  dejiart- 
Duesl^r  Daniel,  tailor,  house  30  Congress . 
Duesler  John,  Havelock  battery,  b.  30  Congress 
Duevar  Louis,  shoemaker,  house  23  Rensselaer 
Dupy  James,  shoemaker,  bds.  183  Broadway 
Dull' Andrew,  clerk,  bds.  215  Broadway 
Duff  James,  waiter,  Broadway  cor.  State 
DuffMary,  widow,  saloon,  215  Broadway 
Duff  Thomas,  foundryman,  house  15  Dovo 
Dulf  William,  hackman,  house  107  Canal 
Duffey  Bernard,  waiter,  boards  21  Orange 
Dutfey  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  185  Orange 
Duffey  Jamns,  tailor,  house  Arch  cor.  Grand 
Duffey  James,  shoemaker,  172  Montgomery 
Duffey  James,  printer,  house  43  John 
Duffey  James  jr.  printer,  9  James,  b.  43  John 
Duffey  John,  waiter,  57  North  Peai-1 
Duffey  Owen,  grocer,  54  Philip,  house  do. 
Duffey  Patrick,  baker,  liouse  58  Church 
Duffey  Philip,  boardinghouse  21  Orange 
Duffey  Sarah,  widow,  h.  rear  5  Morton 
Duffy  Bernard,  baker,  house  24  Jelferson 
Dufly  Bernard,  laborer,  house  52  Lawrence 
Duffy  Edward,  physician,  house  29  N.  Pearl 
Dufly  George,  laborer,  house  62  Water 
Duffy  M.  Madame,  fancy  dry  goods,  39  N.  Pearl 
Dugan  Bridget,  widow,  house  148  Church 
Dugan  Charles,  moulder,  boards  148  Church 
Dugan  Daniel,  bds.  Broadway  corner  John 
Dugan  John,  carpenter,  house  85  Elm 
Dugan  John,  laborer,  house  260  Sand 
Dugan  John,  machinist,  h.  rear  57  Van  Woert 
Dugan  John,  shoemaker  and  grocer,  67  Church 
Dugan  Matthew,  carpenter,  liouse  147  Canal     • 
Dugan  Michael,  porter,  house  54  Dallius 
Dugan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  78  Church 
Dugan  Stephen,  tailor,  house  92  Franklin 
Dugan  Thomas,  tinsmith,  house  89  Philip 
Duke  John,  boatman,  house  60  Rensselaer 
Dullard  John,  laborer,  house  100  Van  Woert 
Dullard  Martin,  laborer,  bouse  65  Van  Woert 
Dullard  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  58  Van  Woert 
Dumout  Robert  S.  agent,  house  114  Hawk 
Dunbar  James,  conductor,  bds.  29  Quackenbush 
Duncan  Dewitt,  mason,  house  175  Elk 
Duncan  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  105  Eagle 
Duncan  G.  S.  agent  94  >4  State,  h.  5  Hamilton  pi. 
Duncan  Henry  R.  merchant  tailor,  78  State,  h. 

98  Lancaster 
Duncan  James,  clothing,  68  State,  h.  30  Lancaster 
Duncan  James,  stonecutter,  house  60  Orange 
Duncan  James  R.  clerk,  68  State,  h.  81  Bleecker 
Duncan  Patrick,  bookkeeper,  Chapel  corner  Van 

Schaick,  house  60  Orange 
Duncan  R.  W.  boat  captain,  h.  18  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Duncan  Sarah  Miss,  house  —  Broadway 
Dundon  Ellen,  widow,  house  13  Westerlo 
Dundon  John,  carpenter,  bds.  13  Westerlo 
Dunfrey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  62  Rensselaer 
Duniiam  Bradlev  B.  grocer,  870  Broadway 
Dunham  John  VV.  {Mead,  Dunham  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 4  Lumber  district,  h.  269  North  Pearl 


Dunham  Oscar,  boots  and  shoes,  51  Green,  h.  do. 
Dunlavey  Tamage,  house  North  Albany 
Dunlevy  Anthony,  britanniaraettleworker,  house 

31  Rensselaer 
Dunlop  Archibald  A.  maltster  and  brewer,  67 

and  68  Quay,  h.  Troy  road  near  VV.  Troy 
Dunn  Andrew,  laborer,  house  99  Broad 
Dunn  Charles,  laliorer,  house  67  Benjamin 
Dunn  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  Third  ab.  Knox 
Dunn  Francis,  laborer,  house  52  West  Ferry 
Dunn  Henry  M.  carpenter,  h.  6  Catharine 
Dunn  Hugh  F.  printer,  house  152  Jefferson 
Dunn  Jajnes,  laborer,  house  140  Cliestiiut 
Dunn  James,  merchant  tailor,  44  Green,  li.  do. 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  bouse  68  Colonie 
Dunn  John,  laborei',  house  23  Center 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  h.  B'way,  below  Partition, 

Greenbush 
Dunn  John,  mason,  house  137  Jefferson 
Dunn  John,  leaver,  hous^^  98  Hawk 
Dunn  John,  laborer,  h.  9  West  Ferry  alley 
Dunn  John,  carpenter,  bouse  95  Orange 
Dunn  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  Johnson  n.  Eagle 
Dunn  Margaret,  house  178  Clinton  avenue 
Dunn  Mary,  widow,  boards  677  Broadway 
Dunn  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  66  North  Lansing 
Dunn  Michael,  laborer,  house  15>4   Rose 
Dunn  Michael,  laborer,  h.   Vau  Vechten  near 

Elizabeth 
Dunn  Patrick,  carman,  house  North  Albany 
Dunn  Patrick,  wagonmaker,  Bethlehem  road 
Dunn  Patrick,  mason,  house  64  Bradford 
Dunn  Thomas,  sliipcarpenter,  house  132  Canal 
Dunn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  66  N.  Lansing 
Dunn  Thomas,  teamster,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Dunn  Thomas,  house  78  Hudson 
Dunn  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  East.  Greenbush 
Dunn  William,  clerk,  at  J.  F.  Rathbone,  boards 

178  Clinton  avenue 
Dunn  William,  laborer,  house  75  Rensselaer 
Dunn  William,  laborer,  house  271  Green 
Dunn  William  J.  printer,  liouse  64  S.  Lansing 
Dunn  WinnilVr'd,  widow,  house  152  Jefferson 
Dunnery  Patrick,  laborer,  house  27  Howard 
Dun nigan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  115  Dallius 
Dunuigan  Edward,  clerk,  bds.  121  Franklin 
Dunnigan  James,  hostler.  Rising  Sun  Tavern 
Dunuigan  James,  laborer,  house  55  Howard 
Dunnigan  James,  shoemaker,  house  107  Canal 
Dunnigan  John,  baker,  house  33  Rensselaer 
Dunnigan  John,  coachman,  53  North  Pearl 
Dunnigan  Michael,  coachman,  h.  71  Maiden  lane 
Dunnigan  Owen,  baker,  h.  Franklin  c.  Rensselaer 
Dunnigan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  55  Lawrence 
Dunnigan  Patrick,  baker,  h.  31  Rensselaer 
Dunnigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  160  Morton 
Dunnigan  Peter,  maltster,  house  4  Morton 
Dunnigan,  see  Dcnigan 
Dunniiug  Andrew  J.  hack,  house  28  .Jefferson 
Dunning  Samuel  B.  clerk,  5383'way,  b.  27  Grand 
Dunning  William,  laborer,  bds.  20  Quackenbush 
Dunning  William  D.  engineer,  office  State  Hall, 

bds.  38  Lodge 
Dunphy  Andiew,  butcher,  bds.  296  Bowery 
Dunphy  James,  laborer,  house  62  Water 
Dunphv  John,  laborer,  house  62  Water 
Dunphy  John,  laborer,  bds.  62  Rensselaer 
Dunphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  62  Rensselaer 
Duuscomb  Edward  (ilomomc  it  2).),  lumber,  13 

Lumber  district,  house  51  Spencer 
Dunster  Oliver,  cooper,  house  134  Orange 
Dunvar  John,  clerk  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  East  corner 

Wendell,  Greenbush 
Dupon  Aaron  D  porter,  house  219  Elm 
Durack  Michael,  stonecutter,  house  8  Morton 
Duran  Alice,  widow,  house  102  .Tetfersim 
Durand  George,  grocer,  B'way,  G'bush,  h.  do. 


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Durant  Allen  B.  attorney,  5  Douw's  Building, 

bds.  138  Washington  avenue 
Durant  Edward  A.  119  Pier,  h.  91  North  Pearl 
Durant  Edward  P.  (McKissick  &  £).),  119  Pier, 

house  138  Washington  avenue. 
Durant  Wm.  C.  flour  mills,  58  Pier,  h.  Troy  rd. 
Durham  James,  machinist,  h.  2  Van  Tromp 
Durkin  Michael  J.  carver,  Beaver  cor.  Green,  h. 

3  Phoenix  place  [14  Lodge 

Durnan  James,  sexton  St.  Mary's  Church,  has. 
Darning  John,  laborer,  house  32  Morton 
Durning  Wm.  shoemaker,  house  1  Clinton 
Durst  James,  carpenter,  171  Swan,h.  68Congress 
Durst  Joseph,  baker,  house  96  Franklin 
Dwight  Harvey  A.  com.  mer.  120  Pier,  boards 

Mansion  House 
Dwight  Henry,  pianomaker,  bds.  57  Union 
Dwight  Lyman,  clerk,  bds.  41  West  Ferry 
Dwyer  Ann,  widow,  house  43  Elm 
Dwyer  Barney,  laborer,  house  43  Canal 
Dwyer  Dominick,  laborer,  house  129  Franklin 
Dwyer  Edmund,  porterhouse,  27  Fulton 
Dwyer  Edward,  blacksmith,  h.  7  Wilber 
Dwyer  Francis,  moroc-ofinisher,  bds.  112Dallius 
Dwyer  James,  carpenter,  H.    R.    R.   R.   house 

Second,  Greeiibush 
Dwyer  James,  carpenter,  W.  Railroad 
Dwyer  James,  laborer,  iiouse  14  Van  Zandt 
Dwyer  John,  carpenter,  b.  W.  Ferry  n.  Ontario 
Dwyer  John,  laborer,  h.  Partition,  G'bush 
Dwyer  John,  moulder,  house  38  Van  Zandt 
Dwyer  John,  6od  reg't,  bds.  113  Jefferson 
Dwyer  Mary,  widow,  liouse  112  Dallius 
Dwyer  Micijael,  laborer,  h.  Bassett  c.  Franklin 
Dwyer  Patrick,  moulder,  h.  Lydius  n.  Partridge 
Dwyer  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Second  av.  G'busli 
Dwyer  Thomas,  laborer,  house  42  Montgomery 
Dwyer  Thomas,  laborer,  house  44  Canal 
Dwyer  William,  boards  42  Montgomery 
Dwyer  Wm.  carriagemaker,  h.  157  Ea^jle 
Dwyer  Win.  moulder,  house  57  Van  Woert 
Dyer  David  Rev.  tract  society  office,  1 16  State, 

house  13  Grand 
Dyer  Samuel  H.  77  Pier,  bds.  753  Broadway 
Dygert  Elijah,  real  estate,  house  15  Willett 
Dyke  James  R.  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  37  Third 
Dyke  Robert,  carpenter,  house  54  High 
Dykemau  Gerret,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.G'bush 
Dykeman  John,  master  mechanic,  H.  R.  R.  R. 

house  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Dykeman  Sarah,  musicteacher,  h.  158  Third 
Dykeman  Wm.  carpenter,  house  211  Lumber 

EAGAN  BRIDGET,  widow  h.   opposite  Boston 

depot,  Greeubush  * 

Eagan  James,  peddler,  h.  r.   18  Whitehall  road 
Eagan  John,  saloon.  East  Albany 
Eagan  John  J.  moulder,  h.  r.  26  Van  Woert 
Eagan  Michael,  conductor,  house  135  Grand 
Eagan  Patrick,  saloon,  1 1  Exchange  Building, 

house  1 1  Canal 
Eagan  Wm.  laborer,  house  90  Van  Woert 
Eagan  William,  brakeman,  house  135  Grand 
Eagan,  see  Eagcn,  also  Egan. 
Eagen  John,  grocer,  bouse  99 Canal 
Eager  Joseph  B.  proprietor  St.  Nicholas  Hotel, 

iTHaniilton 
Eaglefoot  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Eaglestone  Thomas,  gnrdener,  h.  14  Willett 
Eames  Gideon  D.  grammeasurer,  house  33  Swan, 

Arbor  hill  [Arbor  hill 

Eames  Milo  E.  clerk,  G45  B'way,  boards  33  Swan 
Earl  Caroline,  widow,  house  297  Hamilton 
Earl  James  H.  house  31  South  J^earl 
Earl  James  H.  Mrs.  milliner,  31  S.  Peail,  h.  do. 
Earl  Wm.  J.  plasterer,  house  57  Lancaster 
Earley  Mary,  widow,  house  Green  cor.  Plumb 


Earley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  83  Canal 
Earls  Michael,  painter,  house  58  Van  Schaick 
Earls  Samuel  R.  clerk  Agricultural  Rooms,  State 

cor.  Lodge,  bds.  27  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Early  Ellen,  widow  of  Richard,  h.  107  Orange 
Early  Thomas,  teamster,  house  56  Cherry 
Early  Thomas,  grocer,  46  Colonic,  house  78  do. 
Early  Wm.  coachman  at  T.  W.  Olcott's 
Easterbrook  Allen,  machinist,  house  Columbia, 

Greenbush 
Easterbrook  Thomas,  clerk,  h.  Wash'n,  G'bush 
Easterlee  John  M.  shoemaker,  house  196  S.  Pearl 
Easterlee  Martin,  carpenter,  house  54  W.  Ferry 
Easterly  James,  house  39  West  Ferry 
Easterly  Thomas,  sashmaker,  131  South  Pearl, 

house  44  Elm 
Easterly  William,  carpenter,  house  165  Grand 
Easterly  William,  printer,  boards  32  Green 
Easton  Betsey,  milliner,  71  N.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Easton  Charles  P.  lumber,  20  Lumber  district, 

house  46  First 
Ea.ston  Ephraim,  bridgetender,  h.  136  N.  Pearl 
Eaton  Calvin  W.  clerk  Union  bank,  house  at 

Newtonville 
Eaton  Daniel  0.  grocer,  67  Grand,  h.  41  Elm 
Eaton  Jacob  D.  house  93  Herkimer 
Eaton  Jolui,  moulder,  house  6  Bleecker  place 
Eaton  John  E.  butcher,  13  Centre  Market,  house 

249  Bowery 
Eaton  R.  varnish,  381  B'way,  bds.  Franklin  H. 
Eaton  William,  agent  transportation  lines,  103 

Pier,  bds.  Merchants'  Hotel 
Ebel  Andrew,  laborer,  house  76  Clinton 
Ebel  Jacob,  baker,  bouse  135  Bowery 
Ebel  Philip,  baker,  h.  W.  Ferry  n.  Ontario 
Eberhard  Andrew,  hairdresser,  bds.  330  Lydius 
Kberhard  John  A.  porterhouse,  330  Lydius 
Ebner  John,  porterhouse,  65  Sand 
Ebot  Andrew,  furnaceman,  house  56  Sand 
Ebsen  [Charles)  &  Wendt  {Mlius  C),  fruit  &c.  77 

State,  bds.  National  Hotel 
Eccles  Ann,  widow,  house  26  Bowery 
Eckerson  Elizabeth,  nurse,  h.  26  W.  Ferry 
Eckerson  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  Broad,  Bethl'm 
Eckert  Christian,  brickmaker,  house  29  Sand 
Eckert  Gilbert  M.  cigarmaker,  h.  92  Third 
Eckstine  Christopher,  varnisher,  h.  70  Schuyler 
Eddy  Clara  A.  teacher,  bds.  16  La  Fayette 
Eddy  Frank,  teamster,  house  71  Jefferson 
Eddy  John  W.  clerk  62  State,  rooms  36  Hawk 
Eddy  Joseph,  teamster,  house  71  Jefi'erson 
Edgerton  Nelson,  tailor,  91  Green,  house  do. 
Edick  PMward,  laborer,  boards  199  State 
Edick  Henry,  printer,  house  223  Lumber 
Edick  John  R.  mason,  house  199  State 
Edinger  Charles,  harnessniaker,  h.  102  Spring 
Edinger  John  P.  gardener,  house  102  Spring 
Edmestou  Alexander  A.  surgeon  18th  regiment, 

house  96  Lancaster 
Edmonds  Hiram  A.  Mrs.  h.  11  Clinton  avenue 
Edmonds  Tliomas,  laborer,  h.  Plumb  n.  Green 
Edson  Benjamin,  teacher,  boards  93  Eagle 
Edson  [Franklin)  &  Co.  [David  Orr),  distillery, 

Broadway,  office  11  Hudson,  h.  44  N.  Pearl 
Edwards  Isaac,  attorney,  73  State,  house  73  Ten 

Broeck 
Edwards  .Lames,  attorney,  74  State,  house  19  Elk 
Edwards  James,  jr.  [Young,  Edwards  &  Co.),  35 

Quay,  boards  19  Elk 
Edwards  John,  laborer,  house  98  Van  Woert 
Edwards  John,  in  brewery,  house  56  N.  Ferry 
Edwards  John  J.  carpenter,  house  36  Water 
Edwards  George,  liou,se  87  Washington  avenue 
Edwards  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  36  Water 
Edwards  Theodore,   engineer  N.   Y.   C.   R.   R. 

house  103  Colonie  [Lydius 

Edwards  Thomas,  butcher.  Jay  c.  Lark,  h.  413 


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Edwards  William,  shoemaker,  h.  Seymour,  Bath 
Eemsing  John,  house  64  Clinton 
Eemsing  John  C.  paperhanger,  house  64  Clinton 
Effler  Michael,  harnessmaker,  b.  12  Washington, 

Greenhush 
Egan  Keron,  housemover,  house  81  Jefterson 
Egan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  1 1  Canal 
Egan  William,  brakeman,  house  Grand 
Egan,  see  Eagan 

Egginton  Wm.  carpenter,  Philip  cor.  W.  Ferry 
Eggleston  Wm.  W.  (Vanderzce  &  Co.),  and  boat 

inspector,  house  777  Broadway 
Egleston  George  D.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  h.  31  Dallius 
Eglaston  John  M.  house  31  Dallius 
Eglestou  Sarah,  widow,  house  29  Dallius 
Eglinton  Wm.  T.  coachmaker,  house  332  State 
Ehlers  Henry,  tailor,  h.  Clinton  n.  Van  Vechten 
Ehrich  Jacob,  peddler,  house  274  South  Pearl 
Ehricke  Edward,  cigar  store,  39  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Eichenbroner  Israel,  dry  goods,  277  Wash.  ave. 
Eichenhofen  Martin,  gardener,  h.  Whitehall  r. 
Eichner  Andrew,  tailor,  h.  200  Washington  ave. 
Eiler  Christopher,  furnacemau,  h.  83  Bowery 
Eiuzig  Anton,  laborer,  house  79  Sand 
Einzig  John,  laborer,  !>.  Clinton  ave.  near  Perry 
Eisenhut  Christian,  shoemaker,  h.  130  Broad 
Eisman  August,  laborer,  house  27  Gansevoort 
Elder  George,  porterhouse,  65  Orange,  house  do. 
Eldred  George  W.  teamster,  house  19  Spruce 
Eldridge  Josiah  P.  foreman  at  J.  F.  Rathbone's, 
house  66  North  Ferry  [North  Pearl 

Eldridge  Sylvester  S.  stovemounter,  house  223 
Elias  Solomon,  physician,  house  243  Lydius 
Elkins  Thomas,  apotliecary  and    dentist,    790 

Broadway,  house  188  Lumber 
EUer  John,  cigarmaker,  boards  Union  Hotel 
Ellery  John  Mrs.  house  295  Lydius 
Elliot  John  B.  photogwpher,  b.  12  Bleecker  pi. 
Elliot  Walter,  pianomaker,  bds.  4  Bleecker  pi. 
Elliott  Ellen,  widow,  house  rear  57  Schuyler 
Elliott  John,  shoemaker,  house  19  Morton 
Ellis  Charles,  laborer,  house  263  Sand 
Ellis  Charles  H.  engineer,  boards  443  Lydius 
Ellis  Edgar  D.  engineer,  house  146  Lark 
Ellis  Edmixnd,  4th  dist.  police,  h.  402  Lydius 
Ellis  Frances,  milliner,  house  199  State 
Ellis  Ira,  clerk,  322  Broadway,  house  43  Lydius 
Ellis  James,  laborer,  house  rear  21  Westerlo 
Ellis  William,  wheel wriglit,  house  179  S.  Pearl 
Ellis  Wm.  tobacconist,  h.  118  Clinton  avenue 
Ellis  William,  architect,  house  345  Green 
Ellis  Wm.  C.  machinist,  house  156  Church 
Ellsworth  Alvah  N.  clerk,  house  76  Lawrence 
Elmendorf  John,  steamboat  agent,  h.  126  Green 
Elmendorf  J.  M.  clerk,  gas  works,   house  210 

Hamilton 
Elmendorf  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  210  Hamilton 
Elmendorf  P.  E.  physician,  h.  Bethlehem  road 
Eltinger  Mark,  tailor,  141  Bowery,  house  do. 
Elze  Christian,  .shoemaker,  291  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Emerich  Frederick,  laborer,  house  36  Delaware 
Emerson  Chauncey  W.  broker,  X  Green,  house 

370  Lydius 
Emerson  Daniel,  bootmaker,  house  3  Columbia, 

Green bush 
Emerson  James  B.  boards  44  Beaver 
Emery  Bros.  [H.  L.,  G.  W.  and  W.  B.),  agricul- 
tural implements,  62  and  64  State 
Emery  Charles  F.  boards  27  Beaver 
Emery  Geo.  W.  (Emery  Bros.),  agricultural  im- 
plements, &c.  62  State,  house  98  Herkimer 
Emery  Geo.  W.  2d,  boards  27  Beaver 
Emery  H.  Herbert,  clerk,  62  State,  b.  27  Beaver 
Emery  Horace  L.  {Emery  Bros.),  manufac.  agri- 
cultural implements,  &c.  62  State,  house  27 
Beaver 
Emery  Sally  Mrs.  house  98  Herkimer 


Emery  Wm.  B.  (Emery  Bros.),  agricultural  im- 
plements, 62  State,  boards  98  Herkimer 
Emmich  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Emmich  John,  carpenter,  house  202  Broad 
Eraslie  Jane,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  215  Jefferson 
Enck  Frederic,  moulder,  house  40  Clinton 
Endres  A.  shoemaker,  house  15  Bowery 
Endres  Ludwig,  tailor,  house  rear  468  Lydius 
Engel  Charles,  butcher,  h.  Van  Vechten  c.  Clin. 
Engel  Charles,  cigars,  &c.  24  S.  Pearl,  h.  53  Green 
Engel  Ernest,  cook,  house  4  Sand 
Engel  John,  laborer,  h.  V.an  Vechten  n,  Stephen 
Engel  John,  farmer,  house  Whitehall  road 
Engel  John  J.  porterhouse,  53  Green,  house  do. 
Engel  Veit,  farmer,  boards  Whitehall  road 
Engel  Martin,  gardener,  h.  Nucella  n.  Clinton 
Engel  N.  cigar  manuf.  31  Green,  house  do. 
Engel  Wesley,  moulder,  boards  91  Church 
Engel  William,  baker,  house  181  Bowery 
English  Edward,  boilermaker,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  8 

Second,  Greenbush 
English  Patrick,  grocer,  Broadway  above  Harri- 

son,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
English  Wm.  shoemaker,  boards  76  Second 
Ennis  Edward,  laborer,  house  109  Canal 
Enos  Amariah,  teamster,  house  at  Bath 
Enos  Daniel,  laborer,  house  233  Sand 
Enos  Henry,  carman,  house  at  North  Albany 
Enos  James,  hostler,  house  North  Albany 
Enright  James,  butcher,  house  44  Bradford 
Enselein  Julius,  carpenter,  house  120  Nucella 
Ensign  Wm.  J.  pilot,  house  166  Franklin 
Enty  Elizabeth,  house  312  State 
Enz  Anton,  polisher,  house  124  Eagle 
Epel  John,  livery  stable,  41  Division 
Epstein  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  87  Green 
Erb  George,  cooper,  house  6  Colonie 
Erb  Jacob,  laborer,  house  145  Lumber 
Ernst  Philip,  cabinetmaker,  house  12  Stephen 
Ertz  Frederick,  gardener,   boards   Washington 
Garden,  Western  turnpike  [Colonie 

Ertzberger  Catharine,  widow,  h.  Jackson  corner 
Ertzberger  Charlotte  Mrs.  house  31  Swan 
Ertzberger  Daniel,  boards  31  Swan 
Ertzberger  James,  boards  856  Broadway 
Ertzberger  Louis,  cigarmaker,  boards  54  Colonie 
Ertzberger  Wm.  G.  (Vant  &  E.),  cigar  manufac- 
turer, house  31  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Erwin  George,  exchange,  125  and  495  Broadway, 

house  576  do. 
Erwin  Richard,  gardener,  h.  20  Wash,  avenue. 
Erwin,  see  Irwin,  also  Irvine 
Esmay  Isaac,  house  173  State 
Esmay  Peter,  boards  173  State 
Estabrook  Royal  tf.  clerk,  11  Quay,  h.  101  Eagle 
Estabrook  Thomas  jr.  clerk,  bds.  Washington, 

Greenbush 
Etinger  Anton,  laborer,  house  Broad,  Beth'm 
Etzel  Jacob,  tailor,  house  179  Broad 
Eustace  Edward,  clerk,  335  Bway,  h.  1 19  Canal 
Eustace  William,  porter,  house  112  Philip 
Evans  Benj.  watchman,  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Evans  Charles,  clerk,  adjutant  general's  office, 

boards  62  North  Pearl 
Evans  David  E.  Mrs  house  62  North  Pearl 
Evans  Emily,  teacher,  2d  district  school,  bds.  20 

Quaclceiibush 
Evans  Henry,  clerk,  comptroller's  office,  State 

Hall,  house  62  North  Pearl 
Evans  Henry,  coachman,  house  70  Orange 
Evans  Henry,  boardiughouse,  20  Quackenbush 
Evans  John,  restaurant,  8  Hudson,  house  do. 
Evans  Jonathan  G.  ornamental  framemaker,  h. 

223  Green 
Evans  Mary,  widow,  house  60  Bassett 
Evans  Nathan,  patternmaker,  house  Washington 
near  Second  avenue,  Greenbu.sh 


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Evans  Robert,  printer,  house  202  Green 
Evans  Thomas,  shoemakej^  house  r.  72  Canal 
Everett  Francis,  porterhouse,  114  Water,  h.  do. 
Everett  Wm.  P.  Rev.  house  130  Lark 
Evers  James,  liquors,  27  Van  Schaick,  h.  do. 
Evers  John,  liquors,  &c..  Chapel,  corner  Van 

Schaick,  and  distillery,  28  Swan,  house  99 

Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Evers  John  J.  clerk,  boards  19  Chapel 
Evers  Mary,  widow,  house  19  Chapel 
Evers  Peter,  laborer,  house  Canal  ab.  Swan 
Evertsen  Albert,  113  Pier,  house  19  Dallius 
Evert.sen  Evert,  broker,  James  cor.  State,  house 

20  First  [84  Clin.  ave. 

Evertsen  Jacob  jr.  broker,  James,  cor.  State,  h. 
Evertsen  Stephen,  boatman,  house  169  Franklin 
Ewald  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  137  Broad 
Ewing  Erastus,  carpenter,  house  6  Plain 
Ewing  Lawson,  108  Pier,  house  46  Union 
Ewing  Lawson  jr.  clerk,  108  Pier,  b.  46  Union 
Ewina;  Margaret,  widow  of  Henry  E.  boards  56 

Bleecker 
Ewing  Perry  H.  44th  reg't,  house  54  Bleecker 

FABER  LOUIS,  fireman,  bds,  72  Montgomery 
Faerber  George,  shoemaker,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Fagan  Hannah,  widow,  house  206  Broadway 
Fj^an  .lohu,  laborer,  house  1  Foundry  place 
Fagan  John,  laborer,  house  75  Second 
Fagan  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  851  Broadway 
Fagan  Patrick,  boatman,  bds.  13  Railroad  ave. 
Fagan  .Samuel,  painter,  h.  Washington,  G'bush 
Fagan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  75  Second 
Fagan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  13  Railroad  avenue 
Fagan  William,  laborer,  house  Washington  cor. 

Second  avenue,  Greeubush 
Fagin  Mary,  widow,  house  58  Van  Woert 
Fahey  Margaret,  widow,  boards  18  Second 
Fahey  Michael,  porter,  112  Pier,  bds.  18  Second 
Fahy  Joanna,  widow,  house  228  Bowery 
Fahy  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Second 
Fahy  Timothy,  laborer,  house  rear  179  Orange 
Fail  James,  blacksmith,  house  33  Rensselaer 
Fair  John,   marbleworks,    162  and    171    South 

Pearl,  house  Broad  near  We.sterlo 
Fairbanch  Francis,  pianomaker,  h.  137  Spring 
Fairbanks  Jacob,  shoemaker,  boards  17  Lark 
Fairbanks  John,  blacksmith,  h.  170  Eagle 
Fairburu  Jolm,  blacksmith,  Herkimer  c.  Quay, 

house  28  Bleecker  [Partition,  G'bush 

Fairchild  Frederick  S.  tallyman,  house  First  c. 
Fairchild  James,  moulder,  h.  42X  South  Ferry 
Fairohild  Sidney  T.  counsellor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R., 

Exchange  Building,  bds.  Stanwix  Hall 
Fairchild  Wm.  B.  grainmeasurer,*h.  142  Clinton 

avenue 
Fairchil  1  William  V.  tallyman,  W.  R.  R.  house 

Partition  near  First,  Greenbush 
Fairfield  Barney,  physician,  360  Clinton  ave. 
Fairmau  George  B.  ruachinery,  318  Broadway, 

house  213  Jay 
Falclc  George,  tailor,  house  29  Clinton 
Falk  Jacob,  millinery,  house  258  South  Pearl 
Falk  John,  laborer,  house  168  Sand 
Falk  Meyer,  tobacconist,  337  Broadway,  house 

34  South  Ferry 
Falk  Sampson,  pastor  Cong.  Bethel,  also  teacher, 

house  77  Hamilton 
Falke  Henry,  grocer,  844  Broadway,  house  do. 
Fall  Shephard,  stagedriver,  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Fallon  John,  grocer,  house  140  Orange 
Fallou  John,  watchman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

Van  Rensselaer  House 
Fallon  Michael,  laborer,  house  194  Water 
Fallon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  118  Broad 
Falls  Wm.  laborer,  house  108  M  Water 
Falvey  Timothy,  clerk,  bds.  135  Green 


Fanning  Charles  H.  printer,  house  182  Lumber 
Fanning  Hiram,  kindlingwood,  78  Canal,  house 

131  Clinton  avenue 
Fanning  John,  laborer,  house  45  Third 
Fanning  Matthew,  marbleworks,  12  De  Witt,  h. 

Learned  near  Thacher 
Fanning  Wm.  laborer,  h.  11  Railroad  avenue 
Fanyou  Alexander,  porterhouse,  93  Broad, h.  do, 
Farebonk  Catharine,  widow,  house  103  Bowery 
Farbert  Henry,  shoemaker,  house  185  Bowery 
Farley  Ann,  widow,  house  7  Delaware  turnpike 
Farley  Bernard,  carman,  house  127  Lumber 
Farley  James,  boatman,  house  133  Lumber 
Farley  James,  brakeman,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Harrison 

near  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Farley  Judith,  widow,  house  at  East  Albany 
Farley  Matthew,  laborer,  house  28  Howard 
Farley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  209  Orange 
Farley  Philip,  laborer,  house  85  Church 
Farley  Thomas,  grocer,  334  State,  house  do. 
Farnham  Daniel,  gardener,  house  487  Lydius 
Farnham  Henry,  carpenter,  house  92  Third 
Farnham  John  S.  machinist,  Franklin  Machine 

Works,  h.  89  Dallius 
Farnham  Leonora,  teacher,  dist.  school  No.  13, 

boards  135  Clinton  avenue 
Farnsworth  John  G.  {J.  0.  Towner  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 7  Lumber  district,  h.  82  North  Pearl 
Farnsworth  Lavina,  widow  of  Rufus,  boards  219 

Hamilton 
Farquharson  James  jr.  clerk,  N.  Y.   C.  R.  R. 

freight  office,  bds.  29  Division      [99  Colonie 
Farr  Alfred  A.  Rev.  chaplain  18th  reg't,   house 
Farr  Alfred  B.  clerk,  62  State,  bds.  99  Colonie 
Farr  John  C,  clerk,  21  Lumber  district,  boards 

99  Colonie 
Farrell  Anthony,  laborer,  house  162  Orange 
Farrell  Bridget  Ann,  widow,  h.  55  Lafayette 
Farrell  Dennis,  meatstall,  848  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Farrell  Dominick,  stonecutter,  h.  1  Bleecker 
Farrell  Garrett,  maltster,  house  69  Van  Woert 
Farrell  James,  engineer,  house  Whitehall  road 

near  Benjamin 
Farrell  James,  laborer,  house  38  Union 
Farrell  James,  boatman,  bds.  12  Quay 
Farrell  James,  laborer,  house  84  Water 
Farrell  John,  laborer,  house  84  Water 
Farrell  John,  porterhouse,  12  Quay,  house  do. 
Farrell  John,  restaurant,  52  State,  house   148 

Lydius 
Farrell  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  74  Lawrence 
Farrell  John,  liquors,  180  Green,  house  do. 
Farrell  John,  hackman,  house  Herkimer 
Farrell  Larry,  machinist,  house  1 95  Green 
Farrell  Lawrence,  porter,  50  Quay,  h.  97  Third 
Farrell  Matthew,  porter,  478  B'way,  h.  Spruce 

near  Dove 
Farrell  Michael,  laborer,  house  96  Bassett 
Farrell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Schaick 
Farrell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  1 18  Broad 
Farrell  Patrick,  house  70  South  Lansing 
Farrell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  14  South  Lansing 
Farrell  Patrick,  house  rear  33  Van  Woert 
Farrell  Peter,  moroccodresser,  h.  175  Lancaster 
Farrell  Simon,  laborer,  h.  177  Montgomery 
Farrell  Thomas,  restaurant,  95  Quay,  house  30 

Division 
Farrell  Thomas,  porter,  bds.  11  Maiden  lane 
Farren  Bernard,  laborer,  house  167  Orange 
Farren  Charles,  boilermaker,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Farren  Dennis,  cooper,  house  196  Spruce 
Farren  John,  laborer,  house  143  First 
Farren  Patrick,  laborer,  house  149  Orange 
Farren  Richard,  laborer,  house  157  Jefferson 
Farwell  Levi,  steward  at  Delavau  House,  house 

238  Hudson 
Fasbinder  Margaret,  widow,  house  81  Sand 


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Fasoldt  Charles,  watchmaker,  50  State,  house 

95  Greeu 
Fassett  A.  G.  {Birdsall,  F.  &  Olcott),  lumber,  9 

Lumber  district 
Fassett  Asa,  lumber  inspector,  h.  101  Colonie 
Fassett  George  S.  bouse  76  Clinton  avenue 
Fassett  James  A.  lumber  Inspector,  9  Lumber 

district,  house  105  Clinton  avenue 
Fassett  Lucy,  widow,  house  80  Clinton  avenue 
Fassett  Wm.  H.  clerk,  boards  97  Columbia 
Fassett  Wm.  N.  lumber,  9  and  10  Lumber  dis- 
trict, house  97  Columbia 
Fatterly  George,  carpenter,  h.  59  Alexander 
Fauchera  Louis,  cook,  house  26  Howard 
Faudenski  John,  shoemaker,  h.  "Van  Vechten 

near  Stephen 
Faudrey  Henry,  boards  156  Lumber 
Faust  Andrew,  laborer,  house  75  Sand 
Faust  Philip,  moulder,  house  69  Schuyler 
Fauth  Jacob,  grocer,  h.  36  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Fauth  John,  gardener,  h.  lower  end  Broad 
Fauth  Margaret,  widow,  house  33  Alexander 
Fawell  Thos.   agent  for  Tweddle   Hall,   Mont- 
gomery above  Spencer,  h.  102  Colonie 
Fay  Geo.  B.  clerk,  post  office,  h.  793  Broadway 
Fayle  Thomas,  laborer,  house  157  Broad 
Fayles  Thomas,  paperhanger,  h.  140  Franklin 
Fazakerly  Geo.  carpenter,  n.  Broadway  c.  John 
Fazakerly  Hannah,  grocer,  170  JeflFerson,  h.  do. 
Fazakerlv  Thomas,  baker,  372  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Fealy  John,  laborer,  house  57  Orange 
Fealy  John  B.  clerk,  boards  229  Green 
Fealy  Michael,  laborer,  house  50  Mulberry 
Fealy  William,  laborer,  house  229  Green 
Fealy  William,  overseer  Penitentiary,  house  215 

Jefferson 
Fealy  William  J.  carpenter,  boards  229  Green 
Fealy  William  T.  clerk,  2  State,  b.  215  Jefferson 
Fearey  Joseph  (T.  &  J.  Fearey),  h.  64  First 
Fearey  Patrick,  9lstreg't,  house  43  Liberty 
Fearey  T.  &  J.  boots  and  shoes,  50  State 
Fearey  Thomas  (T.  &  /.  Fearey),  house  81  Hawk, 

Arbor  hill 
Fearey  William,  stiident,  boards  64  First 
Fearey  William,  salesman,  50  State,  house   179 

Lancaster 
Featherly  Jacob,  boatman,  house  66  Plumb 
Featherly  John,  butcher,  23  Philip,  house  278 
Washington  avenue  [280  Wash.  ave. 

Featherly  John,  butcher.  Pier  below  Stated   h. 
Featherly  Philip,  foreman,  h.  249  North  Pearl 
Featherston  Bridget,  widow,  house  6  Swan 
Featherston  John,  moulder,  h.  935  Broadway 
Featherston  William,  machinist,  boards  6  Swan 
Feck  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  near  Robin 
Fee  Henrietta,  milliner,  83 X  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Fee  John,  harnessmaker,  bd.*.  617  Broadway 
Fee  John  A.  91st  reg't,  bds.  83 >i  Wash.  ave. 
Fee  William  M.   bookkeeper,  bds.  83  }i  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Feeler  Peter  L.  boatman,  house  111  Broad 
Feely  Michael,  laborer,  house  143  Colonie 
Feen  Dennis,  laborer,  house  267  Green 
Feen  Dennis  jr.  printer,  boards  267  Green 
Feenan  John,  moulder,  house  14  Morton 
Feenan  Margaret,  widow,  house  14  Morton 
Feeney  Bridget,  widow,  house  32  Rensselaer 
Feeney  Flan  C.  cooper,  house  32  Rensselaer 
Feeney  James,  laborer,  house  265  Green 
Feeney  Michael,  teamster,  house  129  Dove 
Feeney  Michael,  gardener,  house  129  Dove 
Feeney  Patrick,  grocer,  h.  Arch  cor.  Grand 
Feeney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  28  Howard 
Feeney  Peter  H.  cooper,  house  98  Church 
Feeney  Thomas,  drayman,  house  34  Rensselaer 
Feeny  James,  bootmaker,  Broadway,  Greenbush, 
house  131  Dove 


Feeny  John,  laborer,  house  rear  289  Lumber 
Feeny  Martin,  coopai,  house  27  Schuyler 
Feily  Thomas,  moulder,  house  103  Broad 
Fellows  Harriet,  house  152  Broad 
Fellows  Harris  I.  {Kearney  &  F.),  h.  29  Beaver 
Fellows  John,  tinsmith,  h.  230  Washington  ave. 
Fellows  [Joseph)  &  Davis  {Wm.  P.),  real  estate 

agents,  Beaver  cor.  Green,  h.  29  Beaver 
Fellows  Sidney  E.  clerk,  425  Broadway,  house 

50  Lydius  [ah.  East,  Greenbush 

Felt  Geston,  engineer,  H.  R.  R.  R.,  h.  Mechanic 
Felten  Matthias,  moulder,  boards  47  Snipe 
Feltham  Charles  P.  bds.  28  Third       [Arbor  hill 
Feltham  George,  41  North  Pearl,  h.  91  Hawk, 
Felthousen  John  W.  capt.  91st  reg't,  house  327 

Lydius 
Feltman  John  C.  house  65  Lancaster 
Feltm an  William  P.  {Wendell  &  F.),  jewelers, 

480  Broadway,  house  66  Elm 
Fenall  Michael,  tailor,  67  Eagle,  house  do. 
Fenan  Hugh,  laborer,  house  8  Foundry  place 
Fender  Jacob,  furnaceman,  house  198  Bowery 
Fender  Jacob,  laborer,  hou.se  159  Sand 
Fennesy  Dennis,  shoemaker,  h.  60  Schuyler 
Fennesy  Michael,  carpenter,  house  22  Mulberry 
Fensham  John,  clerk's  office,  City  Hall,  boards 

Albany  Hotel  '  [Greenbusli 

Fenton  Charles,  conductor,  W.  R.  R.  h.  North, 
Fenton  John,  laborer,  house  20  Fulton 
Fenton  Patrick,  laborer,  house  49  Van  Zandt 
Fenton  William,  furuaceman,  house  20  Fulton 
Ferens  Edward,  laborer,  house  63  Hawk 
Ferguson  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  15  Eagle,  house 

135  Elm 
Ferguson  E.  and  M.  Misses,  h.  37  Lafayette 
Ferguson  Henry  A.  landscape  painter,  448  Broad- 
way, boards  264  Hamilton 
Ferguson  Hiram,  engraver,  448  Broadway,  3d 

floor,  house  264  Hamilton 
Femuson  Ingrahara,  gardener,  h.  at  Greenbush* 
Ferguson  James,  shoemaker,  house  32  Morton 
Ferguson  John,  blacksmith,  house  64  Franklin 
Ferguson  John  H.  carpenter,  house  Mechanic, 

Greenbush 
Ferguson  Samuel,  blacksmith,  house  61  Colonie 
Ferguson  Sarah,  596  Broadway 
Ferguson  Walter,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

depot,  house  138  Orange 
Ferguson,  see  Furguson 

Ferigan  Christopher,  engineer,  h.  25  Schuyler 
Fermen  Abraham,  porter,  41  North  Pearl,  house 

rear  170  Lumber  [house  do. 

Ferns  Christopher,  grocer.  Lark  corner  Lydios, 
Ferrell  RoberjL  carpenter,  h.  86 X  Wash.  G'bush 
Ferris  Thos.  K.  {Annesley  &  F.)  looking  glasses, 

506  Broadway,  house  80  First 
Ferry  Edwin  C.  express,  12  Exchange  Building, 

boards  661  Broadway 
Fessler  Joiin,  laborer,  house  18  Church 
Fett  Cliarles,  furnaceman,  house  r.  247  S.  Pearl 
Fewell  Thos.  agent,  Tweddle  hall,  h.  102  Colonie 
Fiden  John,  teamster,  house  35  Perry 
Field  George,  laborer,  house  148  Church 
Field  John,  carpenter,  house  51  Union 
Field  Mary  Mrs.  uur.sc;,  house  32  Third 
Fielding  John,  mechanic,  house  East,  north  of 

Mechanic,  Greenbush 
File  Charles,  loekmaker,  h.  Elizabeth  n.  Delaw'e 
Filkins  Elizabeth,  hou.se  76  Lawrence  [mer 

Filkins  James  E.  clerk,  35  Church,  b.  91  Herki- 
Filkins  Morgan  L.  pat.  medicines,  h.  387  Lydius 
Filkins  Welcome  L.  patent  medicines,  Garden 

alley,  house  304  Hamilton 
Finch  Elnathau,  engineer,  h.  16  Quackenbush 
Finch  Isaac  H.  hackman,  house  409  State 
Finch  James  G.  boarding  stable,  53  Lancaster, 
house  6  Chestnut 


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Finch  John  K.  carpenter,  house  332  State 
Finch  Martin  V.  B.  telegraph  manager  and  agent 

associated  press,  446  B'way,  h.  62  Hudson 
Findly  Helen,  widow,  nurse,  h.  2^2  Broadway 
Fine  Francis  G.  comptroller's  office.  State  Hall, 

boards  68  Elm  [boards  49  Philip 

Finger  Gilbert,  clerk.  South  Pearl  cor.  Lydius, 
Finkle  Peter,  house  Lydius  near  Ontario 
Finlon  Morris,  laborer,  house  308  Clinton  ave. 
Finn  David,  carpenter,  house  Lydius  cor.  Lark 
Finn  Edmund,   bartender  Dunlop  house,  719 

Broadway 
Finn  John,  shoemaker,  house  45  Jefferson 
Finn  John,  laborer,  boards  104  Canal 
Finn  Margaret,  widow,  house  72  Caniil 
Finn  Mary  Ann,  dressmaker,  house  17  Daniels 
Finn  Matthew,  house  16  Second 
Finn  Matthew,  porter,  house  19  Westerlo 
Finn  Matthew,  stovemounter,  21  Green,  house 

186  Orange 
Finn  Michael,  moulder,  house  19  Clinton 
Finn  Michael,  carman,  house  47  Canal 
Finn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  Morton 
Finn  Thomas,  mason,  house  79  South  Fetry 
Finn  Wm.  laborer,  house  41  Canal 
Finn  Wm.  laborer,  house  3  Johnson 
Finnegan  Catharine,  widow,  house  61  Lafayette 
Finnegan  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  11  Van  Tromp 
Finnegan  Henry  C.  house  195  Swan 
Finnegan  James,  laborer,  house  63  Third 
Finnegan  John,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Schaick 
Finnegan  John,  hostler,  house  rear  57  Lancaster 
Finnegan  John,  carman,  house  260  Lydius 
Finnegan  Lawrence,  furnaceman,  house  16  Van 

Schaick 
Finnegan  Mary,  widow,  house  1  Chestnut 
Finnegan  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  74  Orange 
Finnegan  Nicholas  A.  boards  68  Third 
Finnegan  Robert,  waiter,  h.  20  Washington  ave. 
Finnegan  Thomas  A.  upholsterer,  b.  25  S.  Pearl 
Finnell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  53  Rensselaer 
Finney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  46  Canal 
Finton  Martin,  carpenter,  house  rear  1 1  Canal 
Fish  Amos,  farmer,  h.  Delaware  turn,  n.  Morton 
Fish  Artema^,  house  95  North  Pearl 
Fish  Michael,  laborer,  house  10 1  Elk 
Fish  Nathan  A.  grain,  38  Quay,  h.  120  N.  Pearl 
Fish  Roswell  P.  clerk,  56  Pier,  boards  2  High 
Fish  Sam'l  M.  flour  and  grain,  56  Pier,  h.  2  High 
Fish  Simon,  peddler,  house  105  Schuyler 
Fish  Thomas,  agent,  31  Hudson,  bds.  2  Liberty 
Fisher  Andrew,  house  306  Hamilton 
Fisher  Casjjar,  varnisher,  house  75  Sand 
Fisher  Charles  H.  civil  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  50  Chapel 
Fisher  Edward,  brickmaker,  b.  58  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Fisher  Emanuel  Rev.  house  75  Nucella 
Fisher  Francis,  cigars,  33  Hudson,  house  do. 
Fisher  George,  boards  30  Chapel 
Fisher  Gottlieb,  dry  goods,  823  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Fisher  James  W.  market,  60  Canal,  h.  Lark 
Fisher  Jasper,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  22  Hawk 
Fisher  John,  blacksmith,  at  Emery  Brothers, 

house  152  Eagle 
Fisher  John,  butcher,  house  1 1  Knox 
Fisher  John,  runner,  house  rear  466  Lydius 
Fisher  John,  laborer,  house  151  Sand 
Fisher  John  B.  moulder,  house  18  Benjamin 
Fisher  John  M.  blacksmith,  house  64  Clinton 
Fisher  John  W.  boots  and  shoes,  652  Broadway 
Fisher  Joseph  (Scnrick  &  jF.)  furniture,  40  Wash- 
ington avenue,  boards  5 1  Bowery 
Fisher  Joseph,  bookbinder,  house  240  S.  Pearl 
Fisher  Lenhart,  cabinetmaker,  house  80  Dove 
Fisher  Mary,  dressmaker,  house  116X  Franklin 
Fisher  Mary,  baker,  94  Lydius,  house  do 
Fisher  Michael,  laborer,  house  371  Bowery 


Fisher  Michael,  mason,  house  51  Bowery 
Fisher  Moses,  elerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  office, 

boards  60  Howard 
Fisher  Paul,  gardener,  house  Canal  n.  Snipe 
Fisher  Polly,  dressmaker,  bds.  116K  Franklin 
Fisher  Richard,  butcher,  house  Bowery  n.  Perry 
Fisher  Rosa,  fancy  goods,  674  B'way,  house  do. 
Fisher  Sophia,  widow,  milliner,  h.  51 N.  Lansing 
Fisher  Thomas,  house  1  Franklin 
Fisher  Wm.  clerk,  451  Broadway,  h.  60  Howard 
Fisher  Wm.  house  60  Howard 
Fisher  Wm.  engineer,  797  B'way,  h.  5l2Jackson 
Fisher  Wm.  J.  I8th  reg't,  boards  60  Howard 
Fisher  Wm.  W.  agent,  house  142  Swan 
Fisk  Anthony  &  Son  (Anthony  TV.),  booksellers 

and  stationers,  71  State,  h.  atGuilderland 
Fisk  Anthony  W.   {A.  Fisk  &  Son),  7l  State, 

boards  1  Pine 
Fisk  Edward  S.  clerk,  71  State,  boards  1  Pine 
Fisk  Fred.  A.  painter,  house  447  Lydius 
Fisk  Wra.  Mrs.  house  106  Jefferson 
Fitch  Allen  Mrs.  widow,  boards  210  Jay 
Fitch  Amy,  house  135  Washington  avenue 
Fitch  Elizabeth,  house  135  Washington  avenue 
Fitch  Henry,  jailor,  Albany  Jail,  77  Maiden  lane 
Fitch  Hugh,  laborer,  boards  206  Jefferson     • 
Fitch  Owen,  switchman,  house  59  Rensselaer 
Fitch  William,  currier,  333  Washington  ave. 

house  107  Jefferson 
Fitch  Wm.  E.  clerk,  468  B'way,  b.  107  Jefferson 
Fite  Joseph,  glazier,  house  102  Nucella 
Fitzgerald  Edward,  plumber,  boards  25  Canal 
Fitzgerald  Edward,  blacksmith,  house  46  Canal 
Fitzgerald  Edward  W.  house  139  First 
Fitzgerald  Frank,  clerk,  house  28  Howard 
Fitzgerald  James,  shoemaker,  house  105  Third 
Fitzgerald  James  G.  20  State,  house  131  Orange 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  59 X  N.  Lansing 
Fitzgerald  John,  laborer,  house  243  Clinton 
Fitzgerald  John,  carpenter,  house  4  Morton 
Fitzgerald  John,  clerk,  boards  57  Lydius 
Fitzgerald  John,  carpenter,  h.  81  Jefferson 
Fitzgerald  John,  bartender,  boards  30  Chapel 
Fitzgerald  Joseph  H.  newspaper  carrier,  boards 

139  First 
Fitzgerald  Martin,  grocer,  121  Franklin,  h.  do. 
Fitzgerald  Mary,  widow,  house  32  Canal 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  wheelwright,  h.  125  Bowery 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  h.  38  Broad,  Bethl. 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  laborer,  house  68  Green 
Fitzgerald  Michael,  teamster,  house  256  Bowery 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  carman,  house  189  Second 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  laborer,  house  57  Rensselaer 
Fitzgerald  Richard,  laborer,  house  1  Howard 
Fitzgerald  Robert  A.  house  113  Orange 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  carriagetrimmer,  boards  72 

Montgomery 
Fitzgerald  Timothy,  laborer,  house  41  Lydius 
Fitzgerald  William,  waiter,  house  169  Orange 
Fitzgerald  William,  tailor,  house  51  Church 
Fitzgibbon  Edward,  cooper,  house  375  State 
Fitzgibbons  John,  carpenter,  Jiouse  201  Green 
Fitzhenry  John,  grocer,  47  Lafayette,  house  do. 
Fitzhenry  Patrick  P.  bartender,  b.  47  Lafayette 
Fitzpatrick  Christopher,  steward,  McCardel  H. 

house  1 1 1  Jefferson 
Fitzpatrick  Daniel,  moulder,  bds.  Ferry  House 
Fitzpatrick  Deney,  laborer,  h.  Harrison,  G'bush 
Fitzpatrick  Dominick  (Samuel  &  Z).  Fitzpatrick), 

34  Green,  house  113  Jefferson 
Fitzpatrick  (Edward)  &  Clarke  (Alexander),  por- 
terhouse, 12  Canal,  house  108  Orange 
Fitzpatrick,  Howard  &  Langrish,  prop,  Gayety 

theatre 
Fitzpatrick  Hugh,  grocer,  1  Lark,  Arb.  h.,  h.  do. 
Fitzpatrick  James,  maltster,  house  371  State 
Fitzpatrick  James,  laborer,  house  rear  87  Third 


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Fitzpatrick  John ,  baker,  house  273  North  Pearl  i 
Fitzpatrick  John,  laborer,  h.  Franklin    c.  Rens. 
Fitzpatrick  John,  laborer,  house  rear  86  Canal 
Fitzpatrick  Julia,  widow,  house  25  Swan 
Fitzpatrick  Martin,  laborer,  house  185  Orange 
Fitzpatrick  Matthias,  mason,  house  £04  Orange 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Second 
Fitzpatrick  Owen,  laborer,  h.  rear  64  Canal 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  tailor,  house  J 97  Orange 
Fitzpatrick  Peter,  laborer,  house  130  Eiigle 
Fitzpatrick  Peter,  mason,  bouse  K)2Arcli 
Fitzpatrick  Samuel  &  Dominick,  Gayety  Saloon, 

34  Green,  house  142  Chestnut 
Fitzpatrick  Terrence,  laborer,  house  2  Cross 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  58^  Chapel 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  1  Center 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  69  S.  Lansing 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  laborer,  house  248  Hudson 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  laborer,  house  4  WiUiam 
Fitzpatricke  Cornelius  Rev.  house  51  Dallius 
Fitzsimmons  Andrew, bookbinder,  b.  23  Howard 
Fitzsimmons  Catharine,  widow,  h.  41  Rensselaer 
Fitzsimmons  Edward,  carpenter,  house  63  Canal 
Fitzsimmons  Edwin   C.  clerk,   63  State,   b.  23 

Howard 
Fitzsimmons  James,  coachman,  house  23  Howard 
Fitzsimmons  James,  blacksmith,  h.  117  Dallius 
Fitzsimmons  Patrick,  porter,  Stanwix  Hall,  h. 

342  Lydius 
Fitzsimmons  Patrick,  laborer,  house  41  Lumber 
Fitzsimmons  Philip,  clerk,  453  Broadway,  bds. 

23  Howard 
Fitzsimmons  Thomas,  engraver,  bds.  23  Howard 
Fitzsimmons  Wm.  shoemaker,  26  Lawrence 
Pixel  Christian,  laborer,  house  256  Sand 
Flack  John,  machinery  depot,  318  Broadway, 

house  33  Broad 
Flagler  Frederick  W.  dry  goods,  384  Broadway, 

house  62  Elm 
Flagler  Henry,  printer,  bds.  Hamilton  c.  Green 
Flagler  J.  W.  organist  and  music  teacher,  bds. 

Dunlop  House 
Flagler  Mary,  widow,  h.  Harhilton  cor.  Green 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  house  190  Broadway 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  house  r.  33  Van  Woert 
Flaherty  John,  laborer,  house  13  Lark 
Flaherty  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  24  Van  Woert 
Flanders  Frank,  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Dunlop  House 
Flandrew  John,  carman,  57  Quay,h.  658  B'way 
Flanery  Eliza,  widow,  house  249  South  Pearl 
Flanery  James,  watchman,  house  255  N.  Pearl 
Flanigan  Anthony,  laborer,  h.  295  North  Pearl 
Flanigan  Bridget,  house  5  South  Lansing 
Flanigan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  62  Van  Woert 
Flanigan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  33  North  Ferry 
Flanigan  Ellen,  widow,  house  161  Green 
Flanigan  James,  boatman,  boards  187  Church 
Flanigan  .lames,  laborer,  house  15  Odell 
Flanigan  James,  laborer,  house  3  Warren 
Flanigan  James,  stovemounter,  h.  47  Clinton 
Flanigan  James,  laborer,  house  at  Bath 
Flanigan  John,  grocer,  N.  Pearl  cor.  Van  Woert 
Flanigan  John,  tinpeddler,  h.  rear  73  Third 
Flanigan  Julia,  widow,  house  r.  24  Van  Woert 
Flanigan  Michael,  laborer,  li.  r.  24  Van  Woert  , 
Flanigan  Patrick,  machinist,  bds.  29  Plumb 
Flanigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  45  Union 
Flanigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  r.  31  Morton 
Flanigan  Peter,  upholsterer,  h.  161  Green 
Flanigan  Simon,  bookkeeper,  618  Broadway,  b. 

22  Quackenbusli 
Flanigan  Walter,  laborer,  house  1 61  Lumber 
Flanigan  William,  laborer,  bds.  North  Albany 
Flaningan  Eugene,  brakeman,  W.  R.  R. 
Flaningan  Nicholas,  fireman,  W.  R.  R. 
Flannagan  Mary,  widow,  house  62  West  FeiTy 


Flannagan  Patrick,  harnessmaker,  h.  62  West 

Ferry 
Flannery  Matthew,  laborer,  house  275  Lumber 
Flannery  Timothy,  laborer,  b.  165  Montpcmery 
Flonsburgh  David,  carpenter,  h.  16  Whiteh.  rd. 
Flansburgh  Hannah  H.  tailoress,  h.  158  Swan 
Flansburgh  Henry  R.  clerk,  bds.  38  Hawk 
Flansburgh  Jemima,  nurse,  house  168  Swan 
Flansburgh  John,  boatman,  house  122  Church 
Flansburgh  William  J.  patternmaker,  house  6 

Whitehall  road 
Flattery  Edward,    laborer,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Flattery  Hugh,  laborer,  house  SO  Canal 
Flattery  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Fleeser  Adam,  carpenter,  house    10  William 
Fleischman  Solomon,  optician,  h.  li9S.  Pearl 
Fleming  Agnes,  widow,  house  23  Lafayette 
Fleming  James,  bricklayer,  bds.  23  Lafayette 
Fleming  Joanna,  widow,  house  41  Rensselaer 
Fleming  John,  carpenter,  house  39  Lafayette 
Fleming  Martin,  carpenter,  50  Bleecker,  h.  do. 
Fleming  Patrick,  drayman,  h.  243  Noith  Pearl 
Fleming  Patrick,  laborer,  house  77  Orange 
Fleming  Thomas,  laborer,  house 90  Orange 
Fleming  {William)  &  Laughton  (J.  C),  golden 

ale,  S.  Pearl  cor  Beaver,  h.  162  Eagle 
Flemming  Christopher,  shoemaker,  h.  Grand  n. 

Morton 
Flemming  Edward,  laborer,  house  19  Canal 
Flemming  George,  laborer,  h.  r.  Green  c.  Arch 
Flemming  James,  moulder,  h.  300  North  Pearl 
Flemming  John,  moulder,  bds.  57  N.  Lansing 
Flemming  Mary,  widow,  house  57  N.  Lansing 
Flemming  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  57  N.  Lansing 
Flemming  Peter,  collector,  house  40  Lodge 
Flemming  Pierce,  laborer,  house  83  Third 
Flesh  John,  moulder,  house  73  Colonic 
Flesh  Peter,  furnaceman,  house  292  Wash.  ave. 
Floersch  William,  clerk,  595  Broadway,  bds.  do. 
Flood  Daniel,  laborer,  house  126  Chestnut 
Flood  Edward,  mason,  house  80  Arch 
Flood  James,  shoemaker,  38  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Flood  James,  foreman,  313 B'way,  h.  163  Eagle 
Flood  James  H.  hackman,  house  95  Elm 
Flood  Jeremiah,  liv-ry  stable,  67  Canal,  h.  73  do. 
Flood  Patrick,  labc  rer,  house  181  Third 
Flood  Patrick,  shoemake.'-,  bds.  21  Van  Woert 
Flood  Peter,  shoemaker,  21  Van  Woert,  h.  do. 
Flood  Peter  jr.  shoemaker,  bds.  21  Van  Woert 
Flood  Thomas,  waiter,  house  116  First 
Flood  Thomas  E.  25th  reg't,  house  80  Arch 
Florence  Susan,  widow,  house  213  Jefferson 
Flower  Abner,  bds.  826  Broadway 
Flower  John  H.  clerk,  bds.  826  Broadway 
Flower  M.  A.  widow  of  Zeno,  h.  826  Broadway 
Flugel  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  10  Alexander 
Flugel  Henry,  laborer,  house  29  Alexander 
Flynn  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  114  Canal 
Flynn  Cornelius,  cooper,  bds.  456  Wash.  ave. 
Flynn  Daniel,  flour  and  grain,  846  Broadway,  h. 

144  Clinton  avenue 
Plynn  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  12  Broadway 
Flynn  David,  laborer,  house  189  Broadway 
Flynn  Dennis,  butcher,  h.  456  Washington  av. 
Flynn  Dominick,  laborer,  house  168  Orange 
Flynn  Edmund,  house  173  Church 
Flynn  Edward,  grocer,  101  Beaver,  h.  105  do. 
Flynu  Francis,  laborer,  house  113  Beaver 
Flynn  Francis,  laborer,  house  rear  73  Third 
Flynn  Francis,  laborer,  house  rear  11  Canal 
Flynn  Hannah  Maria,  widow,  h.  77  Westerlo 
Flynn  James,  porterhouse,  47  Canal,  house  do. 
Flynn  James,  carrier  Times,  house  3-21  State 
Flynn  Joanna,  widow,  house  80  Arch 
Flynn  John,  smelter,  house  32  Bassett 
Flynn  John,  restaurant,  3  Division,  h.  do, 
Flynn  John,  mason,  house  71  Elm 


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Flynn  John,  laborer,  bds.  r.  24  Van  Woert 
Flynn  John  W.  teacher,  St.  Mary's  school 
Flynn  Margaret,  widow,  house  96  Philip 
Flynn  Martin,  cigarmaker,  house  29  Canal 
Flynn  Matthew,  nailer,  h.  41  Alexander 
Flynn  Mary,  widow,  house  23  Canal 
Flynn  Mary,  widow,  house  Canal  comer  Dove 
Flynn  Michael,  tailor,  bouse  77  Van  Woert 
Flynn  Patrick,  porter,  117  Pier,  house  rear  174 

Hamilton 
Flynn  Patrick,  saddler,  house  64  N.  Lansing 
Flynn  Patrick,  stovemounter,  h.  r.  11  Canal 
Flynn  Peter,  carman,  house  55  Howard 
Flynn  Peter  A.  clerk,  500  B'way,  bds.  23  Canal 
Flynn  Peter  J,  clerk,  846  B'way,  b.  144  CI.  av, 
Flynn  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  46  N.  Lansing 
Flynn  Thomas,  carman,  house  110  Philip 
Flynn  Walter,  house  49  Van  Schaick 
Flynn  Wm.  J.  cutter,  472  B'way,  h.  23  Canal 
Foelkin  Jacob,  tinsmith,  W.  R.  R.  h.  at  Bath 
Fogarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  178  Green 
Fogarty  John,  painter,  house  66  Third 
Fogarty  John,  laborer,  h.  1  Second,  G'bush 
Fogarty  Michael,  laborer,  house  160  Grand 
Fogarty  Michael,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Fogarty  Wm.  hatter,  68  State,  h.  167  Lydius 
Fogerty  Philip,  brewer,  house  48  N.  Lansing 
Fogg  Thomas  B.  Rev.  b.  Partition,  Greenbush 
Fogle  Andrew,  tailor,  house  165  Bowery 
Fogle  Harman,  tailor,  h.  285  Wash.  ave. 
Fogle  Henry,  cook,  h.  Howard  cor.  S.  Pearl 
Foland  Frances,  widow,  house  182  Lancaster 
Fcland  Peter,  prop.   Farmers  and  Mechanics' 

Hotel,  Wash.  ave.  cor.  Swan 
Foland  Peter  B.  livery  stable.  Swan  c.  Congress, 

house  182  Lancaster 
Foland  Worthington,  stable  71  La  Fayette,  bds. 

Poland's  Hotel  [55  Lumber 

Folder  Thomas,  foreman  at  piano  factory,  bds. 
Foler  Henry,  laborer,  house  6  Rose 
Foley  Alice,  widow,  house  1 29  Eagle 
Foley  Bartholomew,  vol.  h.  Water  near  Orange 
Foley  Bridget,  widow,  house  140  Chestnut 
Foley  Cornelius,  carpenter,  boards  195  Green 
Foley  Daniel  F.  clerk,  bds.  lOl  First 
Foley  Dora,  widow,  nurse,  house  101  First 
Foley  Edward,  mason,  house  192  Second 
Foley  Edward,  shoemaker,  52  South  Pearl,  house 

17  Catharine 
Foley  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  10  De  Witt 
Foley  Hugh,  waiter,  house  140  Chestunt 
Foley  James,  laborer,  house  150  Broadway 
Foley  James  J.  steward,  bds.  101  First 
Foley  John,  furnaceman,  bds.  144  B'way 
Foley  John,  laborer,  house  110  Canal 
Foley  Mary,  house  19  South  Lansing 
Foley  Michael,  laborer,  house  177  Green 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  53  Nucella 
Foley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  187  Broadway 
Foley  Thomas,  porterhouse,  220  Broadway 
Foley  Thomas,  mason,  house  192  Secoiji^ 
Foley  Wm.  bootmaker,  bds.  17  Catharine 
Folger  Edward  F.  chief  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R,  Ex- 

change  Building,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Folger  John  B.  lastmaker,  h.  127  S.  Pearl 
Folger  Theodore  B.  lastmaker,  52  Hudson,   h. 

South  Pearl  corner  Lydius 
Folger  Thomas  C.  elocutionist,  bds.  44  Beaver 
Foil  Martin,  cabinetmaker,  100  Nucella,  h.  do. 
FoUett  Beaman,  carpenter,  house  81  Third 
Follett  Isaac,  carpenter,  house  274  Lumber 
Follett  John  D.  carpenter,  house  rear  78  Third 
Folsom  Alexander  {Arnold,  Folsom  «&  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 19  Lumber  district,  bds.  14  Ten  Broeck 
Folsom  Peter,  peddler,  house  170  Orange 
Fonda  David  E.  physician,  49  Philip,  bds.  do. 
Fonda  Dow  I.  clerk,  bds.  108  Jefferson 


Fonda  John,  gigsaddler,  324  Broadway,  house 

244  Hamilton 
Fonda  Peter,  distiller,  house  162  Church 
Fondey  Isaac,  teller  State  Bank,  h.  57  Colonie 
Fondey  Martha,  widow,  house  57  Colonie 
Fondey  Ten  Eyck  H.  bds.  29  Division 
Fondey  Townsend,  bookkeeper,  451  Broadway, 

h.  193  State 
Foord  William,  painter,  Howard  corner  Lodge, 

house  2  Wiloer 
Foos  Edward,  cigarmaker,  house  8  Lark 
Foos  Wm.  H.  cigarmaker,  h.  180  Second 
Foote  Wm.  H.  capt.  of  steamboat,  h.  290 S. Pearl 
Footman  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  69  Church 
Foran  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  170  Montgomery 
Foran  Michael,  miller,  house  14  Bleecker 
Forbes  David,  laborer,  house  71  Colonie 
Forbes  Isabella,  house  59  North  Pearl 
Forbes  James,  tailor,  house  42  Union 
Forbush  Duncan,  carpenter,  h.  293  Lumber 
Forby  Eli  P.  clerk,  375  B'way,  h.  21  Jeflerson 
Forby  John,  boards  91  Eagle 
Forby  William  F.  (R.  M.  Van  Sicklcr  &  Forby) 

com.  mer.  in  staple  dry  goods,  manuf.  sup- 
plies, kc.  1  and  2  Central  Block,  Broadway 
.         cor.  Columbia,  h.  203  State 
Ford  Anna,  widow,  house  47  Lafayette 
Ford  C.  W.  clerk,  bds.  172  Washington  ave. 
Ford  Daniel  H.  50  State,  h.  23  Wash.  ave. 
Ford  Edward  H.  dispatcher,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 
Ford  Eliakim  H.  foreman  machine  shop,  N.  Y. 

C.  R.  R.  house  258  North  Pearl 
Ford  Eliakim  W.  rubber  goods,  406  Broadway, 

house  108  Eagle 
Ford  Ellen,  milliner,  bds.  13  Knox 
Ford  Frances,  widow,  house  41  Union 
Ford  Franklin  E.  machinist,  house  162  Jefferson 
Ford  Frederick,  clerk,  406  B'way,  b.  108  Eagle 
Ford  George,  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  55 

First 
Ford  Harvey,  shoemaker,  house  68  S.  Lansing 
Ford  Hemietta,  saloon,  244  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Ford  Henry  E.  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  221 

Lumber 
Ford  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  house  97  Dove 
Ford  John,  boatman,  house  41  Liberty 
Ford  John,  carman,  house  52  Mulberry 
Ford  John,  house  107  Bowery 
Ford  John  W.  att'y,  50  State,  h.  23  Wash.  ave. 
Ford  Peter,  laborer,  house  50  Water 
Ford  Peter,  peddler,  house  100  Broad 
Ford  Patrick,  laborer,  house  90  Orange 
Ford  Wm.  R.  bouse  172  Washington  ave. 
Forgue  Samuel,  carpenter,  house  Greenbush 
Forman  George,  miller,  67  Quay,  h.  141  Green 
Forman  .lacob  C.  tailor,  house  5  Lark 
Forney  Charles,  clerk,  house  136  Bowery 
Forney  Frank,  cigarmaker,  h.  r.  114  Lark 
Forrest  Thomas  S.  peddler,  bds.  15  Lawrence 
Forrester  John,  house  180  Jay 
Forrester  Joseph,  bartender,  84  State,  house  do. 
Forsting  John  H.,  W.  R.  R.  h.  81  Second,  G'bush 
Forsyth  John,  watchman,  house  83  Orange 
Fort  John  J.  G.  agent,  boards  Union  Hotel 
Fortier  George,  shoemaker,  house  131  Jefferson 
Fortune  Edward,  house  212  Swan 
Foster  A.  M.  slat  planing  machine,  b.  41  Grand 
Foster  Alden  T.  pianomaker,  bds.  55  Spencer 
Foster   Chandler,  real  estate  broker,  63  State, 

house  190  do. 
Foster  Charles,  teamster,  house  116  Bowery 
Foster  Ezra  jr.  assistant  superintendent  N.  Y.  C. 

R.  R.  house  214  North  Pearl 
Foster  Henry,  stoker,  house  139  Grand 
Foster  John  N.  looking  glass  and  picture  frames, 

36  South  Pearl,  boards  28  Division 
Foster  Lycurgus,  cook,  3  S.  Pearl,  h.  385  State 


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Foster  MarloTj  C.  baggage  express  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

boards  57  Maiden  lane 
Foster  Rector  ( Winegard  &  F.),  grocer,  76  Wash- 
ington avenue,  house  do. 
Foster  S.  Hoyt,  depot  master  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  de- 
pot, house  57  Maiden  lane 
Foster  Stephen,  gravedigger,  h.  State  bel.  Snipe 
Foster  Stephen  L.  bookkeeper,  21  Lumber  dis- 
trict, house  872  Broadway 
Foster  Thos.  G.  boatman,  bds.  15  Lawrence 
Foster  William,  carpenter,  house  81  Lawrence 
Foulsteick  Mathias,  laborer,  house  256  Sand 
Fouquit  William,  at  brewery,  h.  48  N.  Lansing 
Fourner  Matilda,  widow,  house  25  Howard 
Foust  Philip,  moulder,  house  69ScluiyIer 
Fowler  Amos,  physician,  house  45  Second 
Fowler  Charles  H.  carman,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Fowler  Gilbert  C.  sashmaker,  18  Liberty,  house 

103  Eagle 
Fowler  Sarah,  widow,  house  65  South  Lansing 
Fowler  William  S.  upholsterer,  36  Green,  bus. 

65  South  Lansing 
Fox  Bernard,  laborer,  house  52  Cherry 
Fox  Charles  J.  clerk,  4  Lumber  district,  bds. 
Dunlop  House  [ander 

Fox  Christian,  furnaceman,  h.  Broad  cor.  Alex-^, 
Fox  Edmund,  carpenter,  house  324  Lydius 
Fox  George,  cabinetmaker,  house  294  Lumber 
Fox  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  boards  294  Lumber 
Fox  Jacob,  moulder,  house  2  Onet's  alley 
Fox  James,  laborer,  house  170  Colonie 
Fox  James,  tinsmitli,  house  50  Hamilton 
Fox  John,  laborer,  house  14  John 
Fox  John,  tailor,  house  190  Water 
Fox  Joseph,  tailor,  liouse  43  Van  Woert 
Fox  Patrick,  grcicer.  Arch  c.  Green,  h.  70  Arch 
Fox  Patrick,  tailor,  house  190  Water 
Fox  Roger,  laborer,  house  28  Chestnut 
Fox  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  43  Union 
Fox  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Gansevoort  c.  Franklin 
Foy  Catharine,  widow,  house  243  Green 
Foy  Edward,  cooper,  house  83  Church 
Foy  Margaret,  widow,  nurse,  h.  31  Alexander 
Foyle  Mary,  widow,  h.  Mechanic,  Greenbush 
Fralich  Beno,  laborer,  h.  338  Washington  ave. 
Fralich  Francis,  currier,  b.  338  Washington  ave. 
Frame  Wm.  H.  machinist,  house  50  Herkimer 
France  F.  A.  clerk,  31  South  Pearl,  bds.  11  Park 
Francis  Alden  S.  instructor  at  Penitentiary,, h. 

468  Lydius 
Francis  Frank,  furnaceman,  h.  Broad,  Bethl. 
Francis  Thomas  N.  jr.  laborer,  h.  Sand  c.  Robin 
Francis  T.  W.  clerk,  house  147  Hamilton 
Francis  William,  blacksmith,  h.  22  South  Ferry 
Francks  Jonathan,    trusses,    &c.    optician,    81 
North  Pearl,  house  do.  [Green 

Francois  Alexander,  portrait  painter,  house  53 
Francois  Celestian,   portrait  painter,  assembly 

rooms,  house  82  Hamilton 
Francois  Edward  A.  L.  house  82  Hamilton 
Franey  Michael,  mason,  house  65  Elm 
Frank  Alexander,  peddler,  h.  254  South  Pearl 
Frank  Amor,  cigarmaker,  house  42  Bowery 
Frank  Augustus,  crockery,  211  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Frank  Edward  B.  assistant  weighmaster,  house 

49  Division 
Frank  John,  laborer,  house  121  Sand 
Frank  John,  peddler,  house  355  State 
Frank  Joost,  house  rear  27  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Frank  Peter,  brickmaker,  house  42  Bowery 
Frankenbach  Chas.  cigarmaker,  h.  152  Colonie 
Frankenburgh  Julius,  shoemaker,  33  Union 
Franklin  John  J.  1st  dis.  police,  h.  55  Church 
Franklin  Thomas  B.  saloon,  25  Church,  b.  55  do. 
Franks  John,  house  101  Dallius 
Franzen  John,  junk,  4  Division,  h.  21  Bowery 
Eraser  John  T.  clerk,  house  22  Elk 


Fravor  Peter,  house  280  North  Pearl 
Frawley  John,  laborer,  boards  18  Lawrence 
Frawley  Martin,  laborer,  boards  19  De  Witt 
Frawley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  18  Lawrence 
Frazer  Julia  A.  crockery,  48  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Frazier  Elizabeth  M.  house  269  South  Pearl 
Frazier  John,  teamster,  house  227  Green 
Krazier  Sarah  A.  widow,  shoes,  208  South  Pearl 
Frazier  Simon,  gardener,  house  31  WilMt 
Frazier  Wm.  H.  harnessmaker,  b.  37  Alexander 

Frazier ,  stonecutter,  boards  54  Union 

Freckelton  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  99  Second 
Fredendall  Barney,  porterhouse,  119  S.  Pearl 
Fiedendall  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  6  Wendell 
Fredendall  Geo.  B.  carpenter.  Lodge  c.  Steuben 
Fredendall  Jacob,  draper  and  tailor,  34  Wash- 
ington avenue,  house  272  do. 
Fredendall  John,  carpenter,  house  6  Wendell 
Fredendall  Mathew,  carpenter,  bds.  327  K  State 
Fredenrich  Daniel,  moulder,  house  3  Tennis 
Fredenrich  Jacob,  butcher,  Green  cor.  Hudson, 

bds.  Mansion  House  [56  Division 

PVedenrich  John,  meatstall,  286  Broadway,  house 
Fredenrich  John  C.  boards  56  Division 
Fredenrich  Philip,  butcher,  18  Center  Market, 

house  18  Lark  [Bethlehem 

Frederich  Christian,  moulder,  house  37  Broad, 
Frederick  John,  laborer,  h.  48  North  Lansing 
Frederick  Philip,  varnisher,  house  247  State 
Frederick  Philip,  jr.  house  247  State 
Frederick  Valentine,  milkman,  h.  Whitehall  rd. 
Free  Amos,  stagedriver,  boards  Farmers'  Hotel 
Freeborn  Archibald,  carpenter,  b.  237  N.  Pearl 
Freelig  Simon,  cabinetmaker,  h.  346  Wash.  ave. 
Freeman  Adah,  widow,  house  101  Lark 
Freeman  Charles,  engineer  N.   Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Dunlop  House 
Freeman  Harriet  A.  widow,  liouse  307  Hamilton 
Freeman  James,  plasterer,  house  140  Jefferson 
Freeman  James,  news  depot,  104  Wash,  ave 
Freeman  James,  machinist,  liouse  West  Albany 
Freeman  Moses,  waiter,  house  194  Lumber 
Freeman  Samuel  H.  physician,  675  Broadway, 

house  673  do. 
Freeman  William,  laborer,  house  213  Broadway 
Freeman  William,  mason,  house  46  Dove 
Freeman  Wm.  R.  portrait  painter,  31 X   Maiden 

lane,  house  do.  [Hotel 

Freemire  John  A.  coachmaker,  bds.'  Beardsley's 
Freisatz  Joseph,  brewer,  house  4  Van  Vechten 
French  Elias  H.  moulder,  bds.  66  North  Ferry 
French  Richard,  tailor,  house  69  South  Lansing 
French  Samuel,  tailor,  house  Fowler  at  Bath 
Freney  James,  carman,  house  281  Green 
Fretter  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  h.  Clinton  near 

Whitehall  road 
Frich  Joseph,  mason,  house  345  Wash.  ave. 
Frichette  Narcisse,  house  rear  69  Second 
Frichette  Peter  N.  boards  rear  69  Second 
Frick  Christian,  farmer,  h.  Whitehall  rd.  n.  Odell 
Friday  Abram  B.  blacksmith,  h.  8  Whitehall  rd. 
Friday  Benjamin,  variety,  178  Broadway,  h.  do, 
Friday  Benjamin,  jr.  house  179  Elm 
Friday  Edward,  teamster,  h.  Broadway,  G'bush 
Friebertshyser  Henry,  musician,  boards  8  Rose 
Friedenheimer  Bernard,  gi-ocer,  h.  297  S.  Pearl 
Friedenheimer  Joseph,  hats  and  caps,  94  S.  Pearl, 

house  140  Hamilton 
Friedlander  David,  distiller  and  vinegar  manuf, 

271  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Frieknecht  Charles,  tailor,  house  245  S.  Pearl 
Friend  Joseph  R.  clerk,  57  State,  b.  46  S.  Ferry 
Friend  Meyer,  jeweler,  house  51  South  Ferry 
Friend  S.  Levi,  cigarmaker,  house  112  Green 
Frink  Franz,  furnaceman,  h.  32  Broad,  Bethl. 
Frink  Sluman,  boardinghouse,  4  Park  Place 
Frisbee  John  T,  coachtrimmer,  bds.  7  Wendell 


ALBANY      [G]      DIRECTORY. 


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Frisbee  Luther,  carpenter,  house  7  Wendell 
Frisbee  Luther  jr.  finisher,  bds.  7  Wendell 
Frisbee,  Wm.  B.  finisher,  house  326  Hamilton 
Frisby  Edward,  livery  stable,  80  Hamilton,  h. 

75  do. 
Frisby  William  E.  80  Hamilton,  bds.  75  do. 
Frischnecht  Jacob,  porterhouse  60  Green,  h.  do. 
Frish  Valentine,  laborer,  house  456  Lydius 
Friss  William  P.  clerk,  83  Quay,  bds.  44  Grand 
Frodell  Sebastian,  laborer,  house  75  Sand 
Frohn  Anthony,  laborer,  h.  Elk  n.  Ontario 
Frolich  Mary,  widow,  house  148  Broad 
Fromnie  Barney,  butcher,  h.  24  Bethlehem  road 
Fromeut  Theodore,  house  17X  Daniel 
Fronder  Mary,  widow,  house  24  Bowery 
Frost  .Jacob,  carman,  house  115  Snipe 
Frost  Lott,  27  Hudson,  house  6  Jefferson 
Frost  M.  M.  widow,  house  9  Knox 
Frost  Orin,  clerk,  466  B'way,  b.  6  Jefferson 
Frost  Reuben,  clerk,  48  Hudson,  h.  59  Grand 
Frost  Wm.  B.  musician,  44th  reg't,  h.  Bowery  c. 

Robin 
Frothingham  Charles  &  Co.  {John  D.  P.  Town- 
send),  druggists,  442  B'way,  h.  31  N.  Pearl 
Frothingham  William,  hats  and  caps,  444  B'way, 
house  710  do.  [53  South  Ferry 

Frothingham  Wm.  W.  attorney,  69  State,  house 
Frothingham  Worthingtdn  ( Wolford  &  F.),  at- 
torney, 69  State  house  at  Betlilehem 
Fry  George,  coachman,  house  145  Colonie 
Fry  Joseph  B.  bookbinder,  house  20  Park 
Frye  S.  S.  Mrs.  house  10  Grand 
Fryer  Aaron,  planeraaker,  h.  290  Wash.  ave. 
Fryer  Ann,  widow  of  Joseph,  house  22  Second 
Fryer  Ann,  widow,  h.  290  Washington  avenue 
Fryer  {Alexander  L.)  &  Knowlton  (G.  H.),  fancy 

goods,  394  Broadway,  bds.  215  State 
Fryer  John,  grocer,  778  Broadway,  house  do. 
Fryer  Wm.  J.  real  estate  and  insurance  agent,  51 

State,  house  216  do. 
Fryer  Wm.  J.  jr.  draughtsman,  bds.  215  State 
Fuchs  Elias,  cabinetmaker,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Fuhr  John,  bootfitter,  house  56  S.  Lansing 
Fuld  David,  clerk,  348  B'way,  b.  21  Hamilton 
Fulder  Lewis,  peddler,  house  277  South  Pearl 
Fuller  Amza,  clerk  P.  0.  house  73  Lancaster 
Fuller  Benjamin  H.  clerk,  1  Exchange  Building, 

boards  103  Herkimer 
Fuller  Clark,  moulder,  house  20  South  Ferry 
Fuller  David  T.  grocer,  44  Philip,  house   103 
Herkimer  [56  Arch 

Fuller  John,  telegraph  operator,  448  B'way,  h. 
Fuller  John  F.  organist,  bds.  68  Philip 
Fuller  Mary,  widow,  seamstress,  h.  Clinton  ave. 
near  Quail  [bds.'  16  Van  Tromp 

Fuller  0.  A.  clerk,  canal  department.  State  Hall, 
Fuller  Orrin  B.  coachtrimmer,  h,  16  Van  Tromp 
Fuller  Richard,  confectioner.  71  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Fuller  Sarah  S.  boardinghouse,  659  Broadway 
Fuller  Sophia,  hou.se  285  Washington  ave. 
Fuller  Warren,  carpenter,  house  350  State 
Fuller  William,  laborer,  house  115  Sand 
Fullgraf  William,  tavern,  Nucellacor.  Broad 
FuUiugton  Henry,  laborer,  house  70  Lawrence 
Fulmer  .Vlartin,  blacksmith,  house  26  Bowery 
Fulton  Andrew,  laborer,  house  3  Johnson 
Fulton  J.  D.  Rev.  house  93  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Fultz  Andrew,  laborer,  house  59  Sand 
Funk  George  C.  barber,  228  Wash,  ave,  h.  do. 
Funk  Henry,  blacksmitli,  house  25  Bradford 
Funk  Jacob,  vinegar,  house  73  Lark 
Funk  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Lydius  n.  Partridge 
Furbeck  George,   conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

96  Washington  avenue 
Furgerson  Samuel,  mason,  house  14  Willett 
Furlong  Patrick,  luborer,  house  122  Arch 
Furman  Esther,  widow,  h.  Johnson  near  Eagle 


Furman  James,  carpenter,  h.  Johnson  n.  Eagle 
Fursman  George  W.  clerk,  740  Broadway,  bds. 

2  Wilson 
Fuss  Henry,  gilder,  h.  160  Bowery     [Alexander 
Futterer  Loui?,  hairdresser,  54  Beaver,  house  33 
Fyfe  Robert,  carver,  h.  Clinton  c.  Catharine 
Fyfe  William,  toys,  variety,  &c.  42  Swan,  Ar.h. 
Fyvie  James,  grocer,  house  94  Quay 

GABEL  MATTHIAS,  porter,  house  24  Howard 
Gael  Henry,  laborer,  house  217  Bowery 
Gaffney  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  r.  133  Lumber 
Gaffney  Burnard,  laborer,  boards  32  Canal 
Gaffney  Dennis  B.  attorney,  448  Broadway,  h. 

257  Hudson  [Orange 

Gaffney  Henry,  clerk,  337  Broadway,  bds.  155  X 
Gaffney  James,  cooper,  house  81  Cherry 
Gaffney  James,  laborer,  house  41  Canal 
Gaffney  Jane,  widow,  h.  156  Clinton  aveniie 
Gaffney  John,  grocer,  156  Clinton  avenue 
Gaffney  John,  laborer,  house  102  Jefferson 
Gaffney  John,  carman,  h,  76  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Gaffney  John  F.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building,  boards  257  Hudson 
Gaffney  Micliael,  clerk,  h.  156  Clinton  avenue 
Gaffney  Miles,  laborer,  house  324  Lydius 
Gaffney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  95  Van  Woert 
Gaffney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  59  N.  Lansing 
Gaffney  Patrick,  cooper,  house  53  Bassett 
Gaffney  Thomas  M.  att'y,  Exchange  Building, 

boards  257  Hudson 
Gage  Adam,  locksmith,  house  North  Albany 
Gage  George,  shoemaker,  72  Green,  house  do. 
Gage  Henry,  laborer,  boards  West  Albany 
Gage  M.  M.  Miss,  teacher,  boards  183  Lumber 
Gage  Nancy,  widow,  house  53  Lydius 
Gage  Wra.  D.  carpenter,  house  91  Grand 
Gage  Wm.  T.  sportingman,  h.  25  Franklin 
Gage  Wm.  T.  boards  43  Washington  avenue 
Gahan  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  115  Dallius 
Gaige  Cornelia  H.  teacher,  bds.  244  Wash.  ave. 
Gaige  David  C.  clerk,  13  State,  bds.  51  Grand 
Gaige  Walter,  vinegar,  house  11  Park 
Gaines  William,  agent,  house  24  William 
Gale  Egbert  J.  18  Hudson,  bds.  Mansion  House 
Gale  Gabriel  N.  P.  lieut.   llth  battery,  boards 

Mansion  House 
Gale  Jacob,  gardener,  house  North  Albany 
Galins  Martin,  shipcarpenter,  house  92  Franklin 
Gall  Luke,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  64  Orange 
Gallagher  James,  carpenter,  house  43  Bassett 
Gallagher  John,  paver,  house  214  Swan 
Gallagher  Mary,  widow,  house  112  Sand 
Gallagher  Michael,  tailor,  house  127  Swan 
Gallagher  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Beaverwyck,  Bath 
Gallagher  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  50  Montgomery 
Gallery  Martin,  laborer,  house  61  Lawrence 
Gallery  Thomas,  laborer,  house  61  Lawrence 
Gallien  Henry,  clerk,  comptroller's  office.  State 

Hall,  house  3  Hamilton  place 
Gallien  John,  mason,  house  271  Hudson 
Gallig  John,  laborer,  house  95  Van  Woert 
Gtliiger  James,  laborer,  house  73  Elm 
Galliger  James,  laborer,  h.  37  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Galliger  James  jr.  mason,  house  73  Elm 
Gallon  John,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  carshop,  h. 

82  Lumber 
Gallup  Benj.  clerk,  73  Wash.  av.  b.  144  Spring 
Gallup  John  J.  justice,  Center  Market,  house  152 

Swan 
Gallup  Nathaniel,  Bull's  Head  and  cattle  yards, 

n.  June.  Clinton  a.  and  Bowery,  h.  278  State 
Galogly  John,  drover,  house  126  Orange 
Galogly  John,  carman,  house  213  Orange 
Galvin  James,  in  lumberyard,  b.  56  Lawrence 
Galvin  John,  grocer,  22  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Galway  Dennis,  laborer,  house  271  Lumber 


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Galway  Edward,  shoemaker,  house  52  X  Colonie 
Gamlinij  Luther,  gardener,  h.  rear  57  Sand 
Ganay  Margaret,  widow,  house  53  Van  Schaick 
Gannane  Patrick,  laborer,  house  128  Water 
Gannon  Hugh,  runner,  house  Gt.  West.  tump. 

near  Perry 
Gannon  John,  carpenter,  h.  21  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Gannon  John  G.  saloon,  Beaver  cor.  William 
Gannon  Patrick  J.  carman,  house  105  Lumber 
Gannon  Thomas  F.  grocer,  21  Lark,  house  do. 
Gannon  Timothy,  laborer,  house  40  Canal 
Gansevoort  Peter,  attorney,    13  Douw's  Build- 
ing, house  115  Washington  avenue 
Gansline  J.  H.  agent,  boards  88  Green 
Gansslen  George,  laborer,  house  71  Lark 
Ganlner  Frederic,  laborer,  house  76  Odell 
Gantvoort  G.  F.  baker,  bds.  56  Hamilton 
Gantvoort  Heiidrik,  blacksmith,  56  Hamilton 
Gantvoort  Wm.  baker,  56  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Gantz  Peter  V.  B.  moulder,  house  242  S.  Pearl 
Garcier  Frank,  brakeman.  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Gardineer  Abraham,  blacksmith,  h.  99  Nucella 
Gardineer  Barent  M.  blacksmitii,  h.  244  S.  Pearl 
Gardineer  Jacob  S.  fireman,  W.  R.  R. 
Gardineer  John,  moulder,  house  10  High 
Gardineer  Wm.  H.  moulder,  house  72  Grand 
Gardineer,  see  Gardiner,  also  Guardcnier 
Gardiner  Chas.  K.  brewer,  house  67  North  Ferry 
Gardiner  James,  cooper,  house  59  Rensselaer 
Gardiner  James  H.  cooper,  house  50  Lydius 
Gardiner  John,  brewer,  house  64  South  Ferry 
Gardiner  Robert,  cooper,  house  105  Green 
Gardman  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  268  North  Pearl 
Gardner  Christopher  {John  H.  Gardner  &  Son), 

house  162  Swan 
Gardner  David,  moulder,  bds.  12  Bleecker  place 
Gardner  Douw  B.  ticket  agent,  R.   &  S.  R.   R. 

depot,  house  45  Montnomery 
Gardner  Henry,  fireman,  H.  R.  ferryboat,  house 

Green  busii 
Gardner  Johu,  waiter,  house  383  State 
Gardner  John  C.  shoemaker,  house  111  Elm 
Gardner  John   H.    &   Son  {Christopher),   pork 

packers,  84  Wash  ave.  also  liquors,   wines, 

&c.  80  Wash  ave.  house  162  Swan 
Gardner  Joseph  C.  cooper,  h.  124  Ten  Broeck 
Gardner  Michael,  engineer,  h.  7  Bethlehem  rd. 
Gardner  Morgan,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds 

Delavan  House 
Gardner  Morris,  boilermaker,  house  71  Cherry 
Gardner  Patrick,  grocer,  402  State,  house  404  do. 
Gardner  Peter,  cooper,  house  98  Colonie 
Gardner  Thomas  E.  boards  162  Swan 
Gardner  William  C.  G.   hairdresser,  8  Clinton 

avenue,  house  9   Lark 
Gardner  WiUiam  G.  conductor,  R.  &  S.  R.  R. 

house  45  Jay  [Lydius 

Gardnier  Peter,  ornamental  painter,  house  406 
Garfield  Charles  L.  teller  Albany  City  Bank,  47 

State,  house  150  North  Pearl 
Gargan  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  122  Broad 
Gargan  Hugh,  in  bread  factory,  b.  56  Lawrence 
Garitee  Daniel,  hackdriver,  h.  54  Hamilton    « 
Garland  Catharine,  house  18  Van  Zandt 
Garling  J.  B.  Mrs.  house  227  State 
Gurloff  Augustus,  3d  reg't,  h.  Plumb  n.  Green 
Garrett  Anthony,  teamster,  h.  369  Wash.  ave. 
Garrett  Edward,  moulder,  bds.  80  Bleecker 
Garrett  Francis,  moulder,  house  80  Bleecker 
Garrett  Henry,  moulder,  boards  80  Bleecker 
Garrison  George  G.  teamster,  house  87  Church 
Garrison  Isaac  P.  hairdresser,  h.  19  Catharine 
Garrison  Isaac  P.  jr.  sash  and  blind  maker,  h. 

at  Grepnbush 
Garrison  Thomas  W.  hairdresser,  39  S.  Pearl 
G.arrity  Daniel,  hackman.h.  54  Hamilton 
Garrity  John,  laborer,  boards  48  N.  Lansing 


Garrity  Lawrence,  carman,  house  56  Lawrence 
Garrity  Mary,  widow,  house  49  Bassett 
Garrity  Patrick,  furnaceman,  house  114  Dallius 
Garrity  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  48  North  Lansing 
Garrity  William,  laborer,  house  54  Colonie 
Garrity  William,  laborer,  h.  166  Montgomery 
Garvey  Mary,  cleaning  house,  122  Third 
Garvey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Gary  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  175  Montgomery 
Garzui  Frank,  brakeman,  h.  Partition,  G'bush 
Gaspar  AUwise,  tailor,  house  7  Yates 
Gass  James,  moulder,  house  135  Grand 
Gass  John,  stovemounter,  h.  9  Johnson 
Gass  John  M.  watchman,  house  135  Grand 
Gass  Marinus,  shoemaker,  h.  110  Nucella 
Gateley  Patrick,  peddler,  house  Gt.  West.  tump. 

near  Perry 
Gates  Albert  W.  baker,  33  Elm,  house  do. 
Gates  Charles,  porterhouse,  132  Bowery 
Gates  Charles  C.  44th  reg't,  house  105  Green 
Gates  Elias,  insurance  agent,  71   State,  house  96 

Hudson 
Gates  George,  house  130  Bowery 
Gates  Gerrit,  com.  of  deeds,  house  67  First 
Gates  Henry,  carpenter,  h.  190  Clinton  avenue 
Gates  John,'  house  67  First 
Gates  John,  stovemounter,  b.  101  Montgomery 
Gates  John,  shoemaker,  house  ^'49  Green 
Gates  Levi  S.  clerk,  47  Quay,  house  75  Hawk 
Gates  Mary  P.  widow,  house  105  Green 
Gates  Philip,  clerk,  51  State,  bds.  132  Bowery 
Gates  Wm.  E.  boards  96  Hudson 
Gault  Robert,  machinist,  house  West  Albany 
Gaupp  Henry,  barber,  house  95  Green 
Gavin  Matthew,  tailor,  boards  175  Church 
Gavit  {John  E.)  &l  Cowell  (Thomas  J.)  banknote 

engravers,   Exchange    Building,    3d  floor, 

house  at  New  York  [32  Congress 

Gay  Edward,  landscape  painter,  3  Lafayette,  b. 
Gay  Elizabeth  A.  widow  of  Charles,  b.  11  Plain 
Gay  George  E.  agent  Boston  packets,   103  Pier, 

boards  5 1  North  Pearl 
Gay  John,  pilot,  house  49  Herkimer 
Gay  Richard,  mason,  house  32  Congress 
Gay  Richard  jr.  telegraph  oper.  b.  32  Congress 
Gavlor  James,  grocer,  47  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Gay  lor  William  H.  fireman,  W.  R.  R. 
Gaynor  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  53  Third 
Gaynor  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  221  Orange 
Gaynor  Patrick,  laborer,  house  147  Lumber 
Gaynor  Thomas  S.  carman,  house  147  Lumber 
Gazeley  James,  marblecutter,  house  Westerio 

cor.  Franklin 
Gearon  Mary,  widow,  house  28  West  Ferry 
Gearon  Miles,  attorney,  50  State,  h.  28  W.  Ferry 
Gearon  William  J.   local  editor  Statesman,  74 

State,  house  28  West  Ferry 
Geary  George  N.   woodenware,   44  Washington 

avenue,  house  40  Congress 
Geary  .John  H.  trunkmaker,  h.  352  Lydius 
Geary  Margaret,  widow,  house  53  Van  Schaick 
Geary  William,  baitender,  95  North  Pearl,  bds. 

175  Montgomery 
Gebel  George,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Gebel  Nicholas,  porterhouse,  808  Broadway 
Gebel  Nicholas  jr.  furnaceman,  h.  137  Broad 
Gebhard  Edward,  attorney,  67  State,  bds.  Ame- 
rican Hotel 
Gebhard  .hicob,  hairdresser.  8i>5  Broadway 
Geddes  William,  macliiuist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  First 

above  Partition,  Greenbu^h 
Geo  Edward,  clerk,  bds.  106  Green 
Geer  Catharine  Mrs.  Iiouse  57  Union       [Stephen 
Geer  Lewis,   cigarmaker,  h.    Van  Vechten  cor. 
Geerought  Jacob,  shoemaker,  boards  15  Bowery 
Geib  Antonie,  teamster,  house  5!  Perry 
Geiermann,  Joseph,  tailor,  house  117  Elk 


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Geiser  Mary,  widow,  grocer,  334  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 

Geisler  Casper,  tailor," house  26  Teunis 

Geizel  Frederick,  gardener,  house  Lydius  near 

Partridge 
Geizel  George,  gardener,  h.  plaukroad  n.  Perry 
GeizelJohn,  gardener,  li.  plankroad  n.  junction 
Gellan  James  Jr.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  de- 
pot, boards  88  Second 
Geller  Cliarles  C.  shoemaker,  130  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Gengnagel  Valentine,  carpenter,  h.  176  Spring 
Gent  Toby,  brickmaker,  house  94  Willett 
Gentry  John  E.  carpenter,  house  141  First 
Geoghan  John,  sexton,   St.  John's,   house  36 

"Rensselaer 
Geoghegan  William,  physician,  h.  158  Lydius 
George  Frederick,  butcher,  230  Washington  ave- 
nue, bouse  284  do. 
George  Jacob,  tailor,  house  13  Sand 
George  James,  printer,  house  23  Lydius 
George  Mary,  widow,  house  38  South  Lansing 
George  Philip,  restaurant,  house  59  Green 
George  Wm.  house  38  South  Lansing 
Gepherdt  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  h.  37  Schuyler 
Geppert  Gotlieb,  laborer,  house  39  Plumb 
Gerber  Louis,  paperbox  factory,  55  Green,  h.  do. 
Germiller  Stephen,  tinsmith,  47  Bowery,  house 

53  do. 
Germon  August,  laborer,  house  9  Sand 
Gei'non  John,  teamster,  house  99  Morton 
Gerpey  Samuel,  truckman,  house  Daniels 
Gerst  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  100  Lark 
Geschofske  Alexander,  shoemaker,  boards  636 

Broadway 
Geshler  John,  baker,  bds.  798  Broadway 
Getleget  Ben,  laborer,  house  13  Bowery 
Gett  Louis,  shoemaker,  house  166  Bowery 
Gettel  Henry,  furnacemau,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Getty  Euphemia,  milliner,  233  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Getjinger  Henry,  leatlierdresser,  h.  62  Orange 
Getzinger  Liwrence,  laborer,  h.  230  Wash.  ave. 
Geursten  Henry,  wagonmaker,  h.  123  Nucella 
Gibben  Chas.  N.  whitewaslier,  house  10  Morton 
Gibbens  Thomas,  coachman,  house  8  Pine 
Gibbons  Francis  F.  gardener,  b.  Seymour,  Bath 
Gibbons  George  W.,  W.  R.  R.  bds.  West  Albany 
Gibbous  Hogan,  house  92  Columbia 
Gibbons  Michael,  laborer,  house  8  Pine 
Gibbs  Charles  W.   lieut.  44th  reg't,   bds.    184 

Lydius 
Gibbs  Henry,  teamster,  house  51  Howird 
Gibbs  S.  W.  patternmaker,  9  Liberty,  liouse  184 
Lydius  [h.  15  Knox 

Gibbs  Thomas,   music  teacher,  502  Broadway, 
Gibbs  William,  carpenter,  h.  64  West  Ferry 
Gibbs  William,  teamster,  house  51  Howard 
Gibson  Andrew,  carpenter,  house  22  Park 
Gibson  Ann,  widow,  house  254  Elm 
Gibson  Ann,  widow,  house  rear  78  Pliilip 
Gibson  Anthony  M.  boards  61  Lumber 
Gibson  Archibald  M.  bookkeeper,  74  State,  bds. 
Franklin  House  [near  Perry 

Gibson  Cornelius  V.  butcher,  house  Plank  road, 
Gibson  George,  gilder,  boards  32  West  Ferry 
Gibson  Jani-s,  mason,  h.  281  Washington  ave. 
Giljson  John,  veterinary  surgeon,   h.  266  North 

Pearl 
Gibson  John,  maltster,  house  102  Montgomery 
Gibson  John,  house  61  Lumber 
Gibson  John  jr.  house  791  Broadway 
Gibson  Mary,  widow,  house  22  Park 
Gibson  Robt.  stovemounter,  h.  13  Bleecker  pi. 
Gibson  Theresa  R.  widow,  tailoress,  h.  35  Efawk 
Gibson  Wm.  baker,  64  Bowery,  house  do. 
Gibson  Wm.  A.  carpenter,  house  115  Snipe 
Gibson  Wm.  D.  janitor,  Young  Men's  Christian 

Association,  house  32  West  Ferry 
Gibson  Wm.  H.  house  309  State 

_  _ 


Gibson  William  J.  house  61  Lumber 

Gibson  William  W.  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

81  Lumber 
Giflfen  Andrew  H.  dyer,  house  80  Beaver 
Gillen  William,  house  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Gitford  Abraham  B.  signmaker,  50  Quay 
Gilford  (^7i.so7i  E.)  &  Co.   {John  F.  S.   Gifford), 

flour,  55  Quay,  house  100  Hudson 
Gilford  Charles  E.  (Clark  &  G.),  flour,  39  and  43 

Quay,  house  6  Hall  place 
Gifi'oid   Isaac,   bookkeeper,,   Albany    Exchange 

Bank,  boards  6  Hall  place 
Gifford  .lohn,  boatman,  house  192  Lumber 
Gitford  John  P.  S.  {Gifford  &   Co.),  55  Quay,  h. 

100  Hudson 
Giflbrd  Mary  Jane,  widow,  house  277  Lydius 
Gifford  R.  R.  house  2  Knox 
Gilbert  Elizabeth  F.  dressmaker,  h.  98  Second 
Gilbert  Henry,  carpenter,  house  Broad  n.  Arch 
Gilbert  Hiram,  carpenter,  house  98  Second 
Gilbert  Josiah  H.  teacher,  house  238  Lydius 
Gilbert  Lydia  Mrs.  house  151  Bowery 
Gilbert  Prosper  L.  news  depot,  Museum  Build- 
ing, house  187  State 
Gilbert  Simeon,  carman,  h.  161  Broadway 
Gilbert  Thomas,  gardener,  house  143  Bowery 
Gilbert  Thomas  jr.  carman,  house  127  N.  Snipe 
Gilbert  William,  carman,  house  76  Montgomery 
Gilchrist  Eliza,  widow,  house  151  Orange 
Gilchrist  Wm.  B.  teamster,  house  14  Willett 
Giles  Dorothy  Mrs.  house  373  State 
Giles  George  F.  clerk,  boards  134  Hudson 
Giles  Gilbert,  pressman,  bds.  95  Hawk,  Arb.  hill 
Giles  Thomas  H.  machinist,  bds.  820  B'way 
Gilkerson  Jas.  silverplater,  50  Green,  house  42 

Westerlo 
Gill  Elizabetji,  widow,  house  262  Lydius 
Gill  George,  carpenter,  house  262  Lydius 
Gill  Michael,  restaurant,  493  B'way,  house  do. 
Gill  Michael,  laborer,  house  69  Arch 
Gill  Patrick,  laborer,  house  204  Orange 
Gill  Patrick,  laborer,  house  4  Clinton 
Gill  Thomas,  laborer,  house  85  Canal 
Gill  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  Van  Woert 
Gill  Wm.  moulder,  house  154  Church 
Gill  Wm.  moulder,  house  158  Jefferson 
Gillan  Hugh,  laborer,  house  115  Canal 
Gillen  David,  carpenter,  h.  11  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Gillen  Jaines  W.  hackman,  house  53  Howard 
Gillen  John  S.  machinist,  h.  11  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Gillen  Robert,  (ftrpenter,  h.  11  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Gilles  William,  printer,  20  Green,  b.  Hamilton 
Gillespie  Charles  M.  boilermaker,  h.  Greenbush 
Gillespie  Charles  S.  3d  dis.  pol.  bds.  49  De  Witt 
Gillespie  Eliza  G.  house  45  Broad 
Gillespie  Eliza  J.  Mrs.  house  101  Dove 
Gillespie  Hugh  M.  mason,  boards  117  Second 
Gillespie  James,  mason,  house  30  West  Ferry 
Gillespie  James,  h.  Broadway  cor.  Van  Tromp 
Gillespie  Matthew,  house  307  Hudson 
Gillespie  Michael,  grocer,  71  Dove,  house  do. 
Gillespie  Theodore,  lieut.  3d  district  police,  h. 

98  Colouie 
Gillespie  Thomas,  furcutter,  house  117  Second 
Gillespie  Thomas,  painter,  house  16  Jackson 
Gillespie  William,  justice.  Center  Market,  house 

49  De  Witt 
Gillett  T.  S.  clerk,  secretary  state's  office,  State 

Hall,  house  130  State 
Gillig  Joim,  gardener,  house  93  Van  Woert 
Gilligan  Charles,  cigarmaker,  boards  147  First 
Gilligan  Edward,  oilcloth  printer,  h.  N.  Albany 
Gilligan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  36  X  S.  Lansing 
Gilligan  Ellen,  widow,  house  r.  74  Van  Woert 
Gilligan  James,  carpenter,  h.  200  Clinton  ave. 
Gilligan  James,  laborer,  house  r.  53  Van  Woert 
Gilligan  James,  laborer,  house  rear  73  Third 


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Gilligan  James  A.  pianomaker,  house  92  Third 
Gilligan  John,  carman,  house  110  Water 
Gilligan  Margaret,  widow,  house  148  First 
Gilligan  Owen,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Gilligan  Owen,  jr.  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Gilligan  Patrick,  boards  36  X  South  Lansing 
Gilligan  Patrick,  trunkmaker,  boards  12  Liberty 
Gilligan  Peter,  grocer,  129  Sand,  house  do. 
Gilligan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  92  Van  Woert 
Gilligan  Wm.  coachman,  house  1 1  Van  Tromp 
Gilligan  Wm.  laborer,  house  r.  55  Van  Woert 
Gillman  George  H.  paymaster's  clerk,  h.  138  Lark 
Gillman  John,  carpenter,  house  rear  7  Broad 
Gillman  Sarah,  nurse,  house  7  Broad 
Gillmore  Bernard,  laborer,  house  64  Rensselaer 
Gillmore  Gan,  laborer,  house  97  Orange 
Gillmore  James,  moulder,  house  105  Canal 
Gillooly  Michael,  carpenter,  boards  195  Hamilton 
Gilmore  Daniel,  laborer,  house  8  South  Lansing 
Gilmore  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Church  c.  Gansevoort 
Gilmore  John,  laborer,  house  194  Water 
Gilmore   Thomas,   moroccodresser,   boards  273 

Washington  ave.  [Quackenbush 

Gilmour  Allan,  plumber,  33  Orange,  boards  29 
Gilmour  John,  conductor,  b.  29  Quackenbush 
Gilronan  Ann,  widow,  house  51  Canal 
Gilson  Isaac,  mason,  house  139  Lumber 
Gilson  Isaac,  widow  ot,  house  8  Fulton 
Gilson  Samuel,  laborer,  house  357  Wash.  ave. 
Gillson  Wm.  cigarmaker,  h.   23  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Ginn  Charles,  laborer,  house  89  Franklin 
Ginn  John,  laborer,  house  197  Jefierson 
Ginn  Jolin,  laborer,  house  47  Mulberry 
Ginnane  Ann,  tailoress,  house  60  Church 
Ginnane  Patrick,  boatman,  house  68  Lawrence 
Giuter  Joseph  S.  teamster,  house  175  Church 
Girard  Henry,  shoemaker,  house  94 X  Dallius 
Girling  Thomas  R.  B.  shoemaker,  house  Great 

Western  turnpike,  above  Snipe 
Girvan  Alexander,  moulder,  house  87  First 
Girvan  Alexander  B.  lithographer,  h.  123  Third 
Girvan  Eliza  Mrs.  house  123  Third 
Gladding  Daniel  P.  (t;.  W.  &  D.  P.   Gladding), 

93  State,  house  58  Hawk  [222  Elm 

Gladding  Freeman,  painter,  50  Howard,  house 
Gladding  George  W.   &  Daniel  P.  painters,  93 

State,  house  51  Hawk  [21  Park 

Gladding  Henry  L.  clerk,  525  Broadway,  house 
Gladding  Horace,  painter,  boards  123  Lydius 
Gladding  James  M.  clerk,  assorting  house, -h. 

312  Lydius  • 

Gladding  Joseph  Mrs.  house  49  Hawk 
Gladding  Marietta,  39X  Washington  ave. 
Gladding  Timothy  A.  portrait  painter,  h.  220  Elm 
Gladding  Timothy  C.  Mrs.  house  49  Hawk 
Gladstane  Morgan  R,  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  42  John 
Glancy  James,  porterhouse,  95  Quay,  h.  do. 
Glaser  John,  furnaceman,  house  Whitehall  road, 

near  Eagle 
Glaspren  Henry,  laborer,  house  Clinton 
Glass  Adam,  moulder,  house  51  Clinton 
Glassbrenuer,  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Clinton,  Bethl. 
Glazier  {David  N.)  &  Leonard  {Harvey  D),  com- 
mission merchants,  35  Quay,  h.  79  Hawk 
Gleason  Daniel,  laborer,  house  854  Broadway 
Gleason  Edward,  contractor,  house  70  Cherry 
Gleason  John,  teamster,  house  165  Green 
Gleason  M.  A.  dressmaker,  55  Chapel 
Gleason  Michael,  laborer,  house  23  Center 
Gleason  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Dove  near  Canal 
Gleason  Wm.  laborer,  h.  Morton  cor.  Elizabeth 
GledhiU  Henry,  paperhanger,  house  86  Arch 
Gledhill  James,  machinist,  200  Water,  house  63 

North  Lansing 
Gleekstone  S.  H.  Mrs.  shoemaker,  148  S.  Pearl 
Gleiner  Christian,  shoemaker,  274  South  Pearl 


.Glen  Ann,  widow,  nurse,  h.  Chester  al.  n.  Eagle 
Glen  Cornelius,  house  24  Dallius 
Glen  George  W.  laborer,  house  97  Orange 
Glen  Henry  Mrs.  house  119  Orange 
Glenn  Ann,  widow,  house  9  Fulton 
Glenn  Edward,  laborer,  house  rear  284  Lumber 
Glenn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  284  Lumber 
Glenn  William,  boards  261  Hudson 
Glennen  John,  laborer,  house  62  Rensselaer 
Glennen  Thomas,  boatman,  house  53  Rensselaer 
Godden  David,  clerk,  123  Green,  h.  248  Lydius 
God  den  J.  W.  93d  reg't,  boards  248  Lydius 
Godecke  Henry,  farmer,  house  Elk  near  Lark 
Godefroy  Gustaflf,  watchmaker  36  Orange,  house 

38  do. 
Godfrey  Heber  L.  house  273  State 
Godfrey  Henry,  musician,  h.  Second  av.  G'bush 
Godfrey  Mary,  widow,  house  23  Swan,  Arbor  h. 
Godfrey  Wm.  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h.  First  ave. 

Green  bush 
Godley  Elizabeth,  boards  108  Church 
Godley  Mary  A.  house  108  Church 
Godley  Richard,  manuf.  silverware,  6  Liberty, 

house  140  Broadway 
Godron  Charles,  saloon,  23  S.  Pearl,  h.  27  do. 
Godson  William,  clothing,  417  Broadway,  h.  69 

Lydius 
Goewey  Augustus  J.  clerk,  34  State,  b.  114  Eagle 
Goewey  George  N.  attorney,  bds.  315  Hamilton 
Goewey  Jacob,  mason,  house  7  Plain 
Goewey  Jacob  S.  clerk,  510  B'way,  bds.  7  Plain 
Goewey  John  A.hollowwaremanuf.  140  and  148 

Grand,  bet.  Westerlo  and  Arch,  h.  114  Eagle 
Goewey  John  I.  accountant,  623  Broadway,  h. 

57  Clinton  avenue 
Goewey  John  P.  pilot,  house  25 X  South  Ferry 
Goewey  John  T.  B.  501  Broadway,  h.  7  Plain 
Goewey  Magdalen,  boards  57  Clinton  avenue 
Goewey  Philip,  jeweler,  boards  32  Plain 
Goewey  P.  D.  F.  watchmaker,  34  State,  boards 

32  Plain  [house  10  Lodge 

Goewey  William  H.  foreman  at  J.  A.  Goewey's, 
Gofi  John  E.  grocer,  11  Clinton,  house  do. 
Gofle  Henry,  grocer,  house  191  Second 
GoflFe  John  (TV.  E.  &  J.  Goffc),  house  95  Second 
Goffe  Wm.  B.  &  J.  provisions  and  commission 

merchants,  16  Hudson,  house  93  Second 
Goffe  William,  house  38  Second 
Going  Edward  A.  carpenter,  house  109  Elm 
Going  Janies  A.  clerk,  58  State,  b.  73  Jefferson 
Going  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  73  Jefferson 
Golden  John,  butcher,  house  55  Perry 
Golden  John,  brakeman  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Golden  Owen,  superintendent  Alms  House,  h. 

160  Broad 
Golden  Ptter,  carpenter,  house  Third,  G'bush 
Golden  Peter,  laborer,  hou.se  129  Broad 
Golden  Thos.  cooper,  193  Hudson,  h.  243  State 
Golden  Thomas,  luborer,  house  41  Canal 
Golden  Thomas  A.  bds.  243  State 
Goldsberry  Patrick,  laborer,  house  r.  164  State 
Goldsmith  Samuel,  peddler,  h.  13  Alexander 
Goldwaite  Jane,  widow  of  Jonathan,  house  27 

William 
Goldwaite  Martin  V.  maehinist,  h.  30  Fulton 
Goldwaite  Richard,  99tli  r^g't,  h.  27  William       " 
Goldstein  Frederick,  blacksmith,  house  near  the 

water  works 
Goldstein  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  26  Bowery 
Gomperts  David  J.  broker,  17  Exchange  Build- 
ing, house  23  Jay 
Gompli  George,  pianomaker,  house  267  Lydius 
Gomph  Jacob,  pianomaker,  house  364  Lydius 
Gonya  Francis,  shoemaker,  118  Dallius,  h.  do. 
Gonya  Wm.A.  shoemaker,  house  113  Dallius 
Goodland  Edward,  runner,  house  65  Orange 
Goodman  Daniel,  ferryman,  house  57  Nucella 


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Goodman  Fedile,  farmer,  house  West  Arch  near 

Partridge 
Goodman  James,  ci^armaker,  house  139  Grand 
Goodman  Judah,  glazier,  house  58  Clinton 
Goodman  Louis,  clerk,  42  South  Pearl,  boards 
187  do.  [office,  h.  83  N.  Pearl 

Goodman  Samuel,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 
Goodman  Solomon,  grocer,  196  South  Pearl,   h. 

S.  Ferry  cor.  South  Pearl 
Goodman  Valentine,  machinist,  h.  Bath 
Goodnow  Wm.  D.  carpenter,  h.  7  Van  Woert 
Goodrich  Alexander  M.  clerk,  527  Broadway,  h. 

56  Orange 
Goodrich  Allen,  shoemaker,  house  126  Sand 
Goodrich  Charles,  lumber  ins.  b.  27  Quackenb'h 
Goodrich  Harvey,  shoemaker,  house  94  Canal 
Goodrich  Henry,  justice,  Broadway,  G'bush 
Goodrich  James  H.  tallyman  W.  R.  R.  house  90 

Lumber 
Goodrich  John  Mrs.  house  96  Canal 
Goodrich  Joshua,  shoemaker,  h.  226  S.  Pearl 
Goodrich  Moses,  shoemaker.  Hawk  cor.  Canal, 

house  96  Canal 
Goodrich  Sarah,  widow,  h.  6  Van  Schaick 
Goodrich  Stephen  V.  R.  physician,  Broadway, 

Greenbush 
Goodrich  Theodore,  shoemaker,  house  63  Lark 
Goodrich  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  h.  94  Canal 
Goodrum  Edward,  laborer,  house  190  Third 
Goodson  Melissa,  teacher,  bds.  62  K  Green 
Goodwin  Albert,  mason,  house  239  State 
Goodwin  Albert  F.  house  239  State 
Goodwin  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  129  Spring 
Goodwin  Hersy  B.  clerk,  bds.  134  Spring 
Goodwin  James,  foreman  saw  factory,  50  Liber- 
ty, house  139  Grand 
Goodwin  Moses,  engineer,  house  128  B'way 
Goodwin  Nathaniel,  agent,  house  134  Spring 
Goodwin  Ralph  S.  teacher  Normal  school,  bds. 

10  Elk 
Goodwin  Thomas  L.  {Lewis  &  G.),  lithographer, 

452  Broadway,  house  154  Swan 
Goodyear  Henry,  laborer,  house  247  Sand 
Goodyear  Philip,  laborer,  house  86  Cherry 
Goold  Augustus  G.   carriagemaker,  house    128 

Hamilton 
Goold  Henry,  music  teacher,  bds.  189  Lydius 
Goold  James  &    Co.  {Walter    R.   Bush),  coach 
manufactm-ers  on  Divison,  Union  and  Ham- 
ilton, house  189  Lydius 
Goold,  see  Oould 

Gooldwitzer  John  G.  baker,  house  45  Bowery 
Gooseberry  Peter  &  Co.  ( TV.  P.  Mclntyre),  hair- 
dressers, 23  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Gordinear  AbramC.  brakeman,  bds.  133  Orange 
Gordon  A.  B.  shoes,  399  Broadway,  bds.  Ved- 

der's  Hotel 
Gordon  Archibald,  laborer,  house  10  Fulton 
Gordon  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  369  Lumber 
Gordon  Hugh,  bds.  16  North  Pearl 
Gordon  John,  boatman,  house  167  Elm 
Gordon  John,  teamster,  house  26  Elm 
Gordon  John  B.  watchman,  h.  136  Lumber 
Gordon  John  H.  clerk  J.  0.  Towner  &  Co.  bds. 

136  Lumber 
Gordon  John  J.  peddler,*  house  71  Lark 
Gordon  John  R.  slater,  house  167  Elm 
Gordon  William,  saloon,  222  Washington  ave. 

bds.  309  do. 
Gordonier  Peter  H.  painter,  house  406  Lydius 
Gordonier  Philip,  machinist,  house  222  Swan 
Gore  James,  bartender,  126  S.  Pearl,  bds.  do. 
Gore  Michael,  porterhouse.  Church  c.  Schuyler 
Gores  John,  porterhouse,  257  South  Pearl 
Gorgus  Martin,  waiter,  62  North  Pearl 
Gorham  Alfred,  teacher,  house  12  Park 
Gorman  Alexander,  laborer,  house  171  Elm 


Gorman  David,  laborer,  house  East,  G'bush 
Gorman  James,  laborer,  house  129  Canal 
Gorman  James,  laborer,  house  70  Arch 
Gorman  John,  waiter,  house  206  Broadway 
Gorman  John,  brewer,  bds.  188  Green 
Gorman  Mary,  widow,  house  8  De  Witt 
Gorman  Mary,  widow,  house  188  Green 
Gorman  Patrick,  clerk,  Montgomery  cor.  Colo- 

nie,  house  83  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Gorman  Patrick,  laborer,  house  53  Rensselaer 
Gorman  Thomas,  grocer,  129  Canal,  h.  do. 
Gorman  Thomas,  laborer,  house  96  Arch 
Gorman  Thomas,  police,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

35  Liberty 
Gorman  Wm.  laborer,  house  41  Mulberry 
Gonnely  James,  porter,  house  142  Grand 
Gormely  James  M.  clerk,  1  and  2  Central  Block, 

house  —  Arch 
Gorran  Michael,  porter,  house  36  Canal 
Gorrey  John,  laborer,  house  —  Canal 
Goss  E.  L.  bookkeeper  at  American  Hotel 
Goss  Ephraim  Rev.  house  21  William 
Goss  William  E.  S.  grocer,  45  Grand,  house  21 

William 
Gotha  John,  bootmaker,  193  Bowery,  house  do. 
Gotstiue  Frederic,  blacksmith,  house  Spruce  n. 

Ontario 
Gotstine  Joseph,  blacksmith,  h.  26  Bowery 
Gott  Isabella,  widow,  house  115  Franklin 
Gott  James,  pressman,  house  115  Franklin 
Gottinger  Wm.  upholsterer,  h.  17  Alexander 
Gottschalk  Henry,  wheelwright,  h.   Bethlehem 

near  Whitehall  road 
Gotz  Eli ,  porterhouse,  Delaware  cor.  Elizabeth 
Gough  Teresa,  pianoteacher,  bds.  220  Lumber 
Gough  Thos.  Mrs.  select  school,  220  Lumber 
Gough  Thomas  N.  boards  220  Lumber 
Gould  Alonzo,  carriagemaker,  h.  147  S.  Pearl 
Gould,  Banks  &  Co.  law  booksellers,  60  State 
Gould  George  W.  &  Co.  stationery,  42  State,  h. 

231  do. 
Gould  James,  house  Bethlehem  road 
Gould  Polly,  widow,  house  287  Hamilton 
Gould  William,  law  bookseller,  60  State,  house 

293  Lydius 
Gould  Wm.  jr.  clerk  60  State,  bds.  293  Lydius 
Gould,  see  Goold 

Goupp  Henry,  hairdresser,  house  95  Green 
Gourlay  Misses,  house  60  Philip 
Gourlay  Wm.B.  lumber  inspector,  h.  82N.  Pearl 
Gowl  Frederick,  patternmaker,  h.  24  Garden  al. 
Grace  Jacob,  engineer,  h.  20  Washington,  G'bush 
Grace  John,  baker,  house  107  Broad 
Grace  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  37  W.  Ferry 
Grace  John,  63d  reg't,  house  27  West  Ferry 
Grace  John,  shoemaker,  house  155  Eagle 
Grace  Michael,  hostler,  32  Howard 
Grace  Patrick,  porterhouse,  10  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Grace  Patrick  jr.  laborer,  house  52  Church 
Grace  Richard,  baker,  house  107  Broad 
Gracie  E.  bookkeeper,  Boyd's  Brewery,  boards 

Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Grady  Edward,  boilermaker,  bds.  30  S.  Lansing 
Grady  Ellen,  widow,  house  rear  16  Lumber 
Grady  James,  laborer,  house  r.  705  Broadway 
Grady  John,  laborer,  house  rear  285  Lumber 
Grady  John,  moulder,  house  19  Mulberry 
Grady  John,  laborer,  house  rear  16  Lumber 
Grady  Joseph  S.  3d  dist.  police,  house  10  Swan, 

Arbor  hill  [Herkimer 

Grady  Margaret,  widow  of  Michael,  house  29 
Grady  Michael,  blacksmith,  boards  35  Dean 
Grady  Patrick,  contractor,  h.  30  S.  Lansing 
Grady  Patrick,  laborer,  hoiise  65  Van  Woert 
Grady  Patrick  H.  restaurant,  7  and  9  Maiden  lane 
Grady  William,  gardener,  h.  319  Clinton  ave. 
Graff  Jacob,  laborer,  house  45  Bowery 


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Graff  Jacob,  clockmaker,  house  33  Bowery 
Graham  Barbara  Mrs.  variety  store,  66  Wash.  av. 
Graham  Catharine,  widow,  house  245  Elm 
Graham  Geort'e,  sexton  St.  Peter's  church,  house 

26  Lodge 
Graham  John,  laborer,  house  40  Delaware 
Graham  John  P.  R.  clerk,  bds.  69  Ten  Broeck 
Graham  John  Q.  blacksmith  and  manuf.  spring 

carts,  Spencer  cor.  Carroll  al.  h.  928  B'way 
Graham  Kate  A.  Miss  boards  104  Hawk 
Graham  Martin,  laborer,  house  135  Lumber 
Graham  Peter,  laborer,  house  Morton  n.  Eagle 
Graham  Thomas,  coachman,  h.  29  De  Witt 
Graham  Thomas,  waiter,  hous«  148  Canal 
Graham  Thoma.s  H.  letterer,  bds.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
Graham  W.  N.  Mrs.  house  66  Washington  ave. 
Graham  William,  clerk,  h.  250  Washington  a. 
Grainer  Stephen  J.  clerk,  32  Washington  ave. 

boards  94  Hawk 
Gramer  George,  lager  beer,  22  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Gramer  Henry,  furnaceman,  house  166  Bowery 
Gramer  Louis,  cabinetmaker,  house  122  Snipe 
Gramer  Maurice,  laborer,  house  351  Wash.  ave. 
Gramm  Jacob,  watchmaker,  113  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Granger  Lemuel  W.  printer,  house  31  Dallius 
Granger  R.  D.  stove  inventor,  boards  American 

Hotel 
Grant  Alexander  C.  house  144  Swan 
Grant  Elihu,  machinist,  at  Emery  Bros,  house 

166  Hudson  [Eagle 

Grant  Fred.  F.  clerk  assorting  house,  boards  173 
Grant  Isaac  V.  W.  clerk,  10  State,  house  27  Lan- 
caster 
Grant  James  H.  house  75  Lydius 
Grant  Patrick,  laborer,  house  107  Beaver 
Grant  Philander  S.  printer,  house  173  Eagle 
Grant  Richard  J.  house  at  Guilderland 
Grant  William  J.  boards  144  Swan 
Grattan  John,  pilot  H.  R.  ferry  boat,  b.  22  Second 
Grattan  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  18  Center 
Grattan  Patrick,  house  110  Bowery 
Grattan  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  110  Bowery 
Gratwick  Anne  Mrs.  house  61  Clinton  avenue 
Gratwick  Wm.  H.  lumber,  25  Lumber  district, 

house  61  Clinton  avenue 
Gravehorn  David,  laborer,  h.  98  Bradford 
Graveline  Louis  C.  patternmaker,  9  Liberty,  h. 

143  Grand 
Graves  Albert  L.  lastmaker,  house  24  Westerlo 
Graves  Anthony  G.  dancing,  house  108  Green 
Graves  Charles  E.  Berdau's  sharpshooters,  house 

20  Bleecker 
Graves  Edward  U.  printer,  b.  Van  Rens.  House 
Graves  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  36  Congress 
Graves  Francis,  pianomaker,  bds.  225  Green 
Graves  George  H.  &  Co.  lastmakers.  Eagle  alley, 

rear  324  Broadway,  house  177  HaAilton 
Graves  James  N.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building,  boards  Clinton  Hotel 
Graves  Jane  G.  house  309  South  Pearl 
Graves  John  S.  baker,  94  Green,  house  do. 
Graves  Simeon,  stonecutter,  h.  96  Franklin 
Graves  Wm.  M.  44th  reg't,  bds.  135  South  Pearl 
Graves  Wm.  M.  Mrs.  dressmaker,  h.  139  S.  Pearl 
Gray  Adam,  coppersmith,  h.  66  West  Ferry 
Gray  Alexander,  house  88  Westerlo  * 

Gray  Catharine,  widow,  house  66  Green 
Gray  Daniel  A.  pianomaker,  h.  62  North  Ferry 
Gray  Ellas  R.  restaurant,  66  Wash.  ave.  h.  64  do. 
Gray  Geo.  E.  chief  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Delavan  House 
Gray  James,  boards  40  Chestnut 
Gray  James,  house  Eagle  cor.  West  Ferry 
Gray  James  Mrs.  house  212  Hamilton 
Gray  James  A.  (Boardman,  Gray  &  Co.),  piano- 
fortes, 468  Broadway,  house  45  Ten  Broeck 
Gray  Jane,  dressmaker,  boards  42  Grand 


Gray  Jane,  widow,  house  40  Chestnut 
Gray  John,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Schaick 
Gray  John,  pressman,  liouse  141  Spring 
Gray  Loui.se,  music  teacher,  boards  17  Grand 
Gray  Neil,  clerk,  Albany  Exchange  Bank,  450 

Broadway,  boards  62  Noi  th  Ferry 
Gray  Samuel,  laborer,  house  165  Montgomery 
Gray  Samuel  E.  painter,  93  Beaver,  liouse  do. 
Gray  Stephen  R.  bookseller,  38  State,  h.  plk.  rd. 
Gray  Thomas,  whitewaslier,  house  179  Spring 
Gray  Thomas,  44tli  reg't,  boards  40  Chestnut 
Gray  Wm.  agent  marble  and  freestone  works, 

Franklin  cor.  Westerlo,  h.  88  Westerlo 
Gray  William,  porter,  house  55  Canal 
Gray  William,  mason,  bouse  rear  261  State 
Grayless  Thomas,  mason,  house  13  Gansevoort 
Grazer  Frederick,  confectioner,  bds.  60  N.  Pearl 
Greacen  Orlando,  silverplater,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Gready  William,  shoemaker,  house  120  Arch 
Greagan  Matthew,  gardener,  h.  127  Jefferson 
Greaney  Ellen,  widow,  house  238  Green 
Greb  Peter,  blacksinit:j,  house  327  South  Pearl 
Green  Amelia,  tailoress,  liouse  55  Van  Schaick 
Green  Andrew  W.  clerk  bunk  department.  State 

Hall,  boards  34  Beaver 
Green  Benjamin,  of  St.  Johns,  Newfoundland, 

house  193  Third 
Green  Charles  N.  {Mills  &  G.),  Eagle  St.  Hotel 
Green  Edward,  printer,  house  91  Hamilton 
Green  Edward,  mason,  house  215  Swan 
Green  Edward,  printer,  20  Green,  b.  Hamilton 
Green  Edward,  restaurant,  20  Wash,  ave,  h.  do. 
Green  Elizabeth  Mrs.  dressmaker,  5  Canal 
Green  George  R.  agent,  108  Pier,  bds.  170  Lumber 
Green  George  W.  engineer,  house  66  S.  Lansing 
Green  Gilbert,  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  also 

proprietor  Clinton  Hotel 
Green  John  R.  peddler,  h.  131  Second 
Green  Oscar  F.  vol.  house  91  Hamilton 
Green  Phoebe,  widow,  house  173  Eagle 
Green  Seth  C.  pilot,  house  33  Maiden  lane 
Green  Thomas,  mason,  house  214  Swan 
Green  Walter,  carpenter,  boards  60  Lydius 
Green  Wm.  A.  house  15  Plain  continued 
Greenburg  Hemy,  gardener,  h.  Broad,  Bethl. 
Greene  Benjamin,  musician,  44th  reg't,  house  10 

South  Lansing 
Greene  B.  Franklin,  professor,  director  civil  and 

military  college,  Beaverwyck  n.  Bath  ferry, 

E.  side,  P.  0.  Albany 
Greene  Chas.  S.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  bds.  48  Elm 
Greene  David  L.  cutter,  house  41  Grand 
.Greene  Edward,  assistant  paymaster,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.  boards  9  Ten  Broeck 
Greene  George,  boards  170  Lumber 
Greene  George  K.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  bds.  48  Elm 
Greene  Geo.  M.  professor,  civil  and  military  col- 
lege, Beaverwyck,  Bath 
Greene  (James  i?.)  &  Parsons  {Scih  B.),  photo- 
graphic goods,  496  B'way,  house  113  Hawk 
Greene  James  W.  supt.  Albany  Rural  Cemetery, 

9  Douw's  Building,  house  48  Elm 
Greene  Thomas  L.  agent  W.  R.  R.  otfice  at  depot. 

East  Albany,  house  103  Lydius 
Greene  Walter  N.  clerk,  house  930  Broadway 
Greenman  Wm.  L.  teaClier,  16  Whitehall  road 
Greenwold  Peter,  laborer,  house  1.55  Broad 
Greenwood  R.  J.  capt.  of  barge,  house  61  Lodge 
Greer  Alex.  &  Son  (T.  if.  Greer),  tobacconist, 

822  Broadway,  house  824  do. 
Greer  Andrew,  tobacconist,  house  183  Lumber 
Greer  Thomas,  shoemaker,  789  B'way,  h.  do. 
Greer  Thomas  H.  {A.  Greer  &  Son),  bds.  Swan 

cor.  Second,  Arbor  hill  [265  State 

Gregan  Thomas,  stable,  Lancaster  n.  Dove,  h. 
Gregg  George,  laborer,  house  162  Orange 
Gregg  ThOKias,  furrier,  house  East,  Greenbush 


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Gregor  Charles,  barber,  54  Beaver,  boards  Green 

cor.  Division 
Gregory  Aaron,  constable,  h.  Steuben,  Bath. 
Gregory  Alexander,  boards  67  Hudson 
Gregory  Alexander  H.  house  18  Van  Tromp 
Gregory  Charles,  house  104  Third 
Gregory  David,  teamster,  b.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Gregory  Egbert  H.  printer,  boai-ds  88  Swan 
Gregory  Filo,  shoemaker,  h.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Gi-egory  Filo  jr.  shoemaker,  b.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Gregory  Frank  A.  clerk  at  Viele's  bedstead  fac- 
tory, boards  746  Broadway 
Gregory  George,  sawmaker,  house  24  Mulberry 
Gregory  John,  blacksmith,  h.  122  Ten  Broeck 
Gregory  Lewis  R.   discount  clerk  Union  Bank, 

house  91  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Gregory  Marenda,  widow,  house  88  Swan 
Gregory  Orville,  boards  88  Swan 
Gregory  Richard  Mrs.  widow,  h.  22  Van  Schaick 
Gregory  Stephen  G.  cabinetmaker,  h.  96Colonie 
Gregory  Susan  B.  widow  of  Lewis  R.  house  91 

Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Gregory  Thomas,  plumber,  house  365  State 
Gregory  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  Great  West- 
ern turnpike  above  Snipe 
Gregory  Wm.  91st  reg't,  house  88  Third 
Gregory  William  M.  house  67  Hudson 
Gregory  William  U.  clerk,  451  Broadway,  house 

61  Maiden  lane 
Greifeldinger  John,  tinsmith,  house  8  Tennis 
Greig  George,  laborer,  house  Orange  ab.  Swan 
Greig  James  A.  clerk,  463  B'way,  h.  53 Maiden  1. 
Greiner  Stephen,  patternmaker,  house  54  Van 

Woert 
Greiner  Stephen  J.  clerk,  32  Washington  avenue, 

house  94  Hawk 
Gremmler  John,  cutter,  68  State,  house  101  Elm 
Greppin  Augusts,  grocer,  98  Schuyler,  h.  do. 
Gresham  Christopher,  cutter,  469  Broadway,  h. 

5  Bleecker  place 
Gresham  Edward,  at  Wheeler  &  Melick's,  bds. 

5  Bleecker  place 
Gresham  John,  gilder,  house  34  Lydius 
Gresham  William,  at  Wheeler  &  Melick's,  bds. 

5  Bleecker  place 
Gribben  David,  harnessmaker,  h.  1  Bleecker  pi. 
Gribben  John,  harnessmaker,  bds.  121  Green 
Gribben  Thomas,  mason,  h.  rear  293  Lumber 
Gribler  Eva,  widow,  house  34  Delaware 
Griener  Charles,  carpenter,  house  63  Bowery 
Griesman  Casper,  shoemaker,  h.  Van  Vechten 

corner  Clinton 
Griesman  George,  porterhouse,  272  South  Pearl 
Griesman  Henry,  tailor,  house  21  Alexander 
GriSen  Abigail,  widow,  house  40  Jay 
Grififen  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  b.  2  Van  Tromp 
Griffen  E.  W.  &  Co.  {E.  31.  Carpenter  and  T.  W. 

Griffcn),  com.  mers.  76  Quay,  house  40  Jay 
Griffen  George  M.  &  Co.  ( W.  P.  Griffen),  flour, 

111  Pier,  house  179  Hudson 
Griffen  Thomas  W.   {E.   W.  Griffen  &  Co.)  76 

Quay,  bouse  at  Brooklyn 
Griffen  William  P.   (George  M.   Griffen  &  Co.), 

HI  Pier,  boards  145  South  Pearl 
Griffeth  (Isaac  J.)  &  Brother  (Joel  M.),  grocers, 

Westerlo  cor.  South  Pearl,  h.  165  S.  Pearl 
Griffeth  Joel  M.   (Griffeth  &   Brother),  grocer, 

Westerlo  cor.  South  Pearl,  house  48  Dallius 
Griffin  Aaron,  medicines,  185  State,  h.  311  do. 
Griffin  Elwood,  dentist,  59  Chapel,  house  do. 
Griffin  Ezra  C.  house  43  Maiden  lane  ^ 
Griffin  John,  peddler,  house  47  Lydius 
Griffin  John,  laborer,  house  r.  188  Montgomery 
Griffin  John,  carpenter,  hoiise  122  First 
Griffin  John,  laborer,  house  42  Lawrence 
Griffin  J.  C   slioemaker,  house  423  State 
Griffin  Maplet,  widow,  boards  V^H  Spring 


Griffin  M.  A.  coppersmith,  Steuben  cor.  James, 

house  52  Clinton  avenue 
Griffin  Mary,  widow,  house  42  Lawrence 
Griffin  Montgomery,  People's  Line  steamers,  h. 

95  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Griffin   Patrick  H.   coppersmith  and  plumber, 

Steuben  cor.  James,  house  52  Clinton  ave. 
Gvi&n  (Richard  M.)  &  Co.  (William  Hastings), 

Albany  Evening  Standard,  58  State,  bouse 

95  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Griffin  Ruth,  nurse,  house  328  State 
Griffin  Susan,  widow,  house  328  State 
Griffin  Sally,  house  89  First 
Griffin  Seth,  house  139  Lancaster 
Griffin  Seth  E.  capt.  43d  reg't,  b.  139  Lanca.ster 
Griffin  Thos.  clerk,  173  Montgomery,  b.  188  do. 
Griffin  William,  grainer,  house  171  Green 
Griffin  Wm.  Rev.  presiding  elder  Albany  district, 

house  277  Hudson  [109  do. 

Griffing  David  J.  cigarLiaker,  107  Bowery,  bds. 
Griffing  .Jolm  W.  clerk,  109  Bowery,  boards  do. 
Griffing  W.  C.  J.  grocer,  Snipe  cor.  Bowery 
Griffith  Edward,  jeweler,  24  Green,    house  100 

Franklin 
GriffitU  John  Mrs.  house  29  Swan 
Griffith  Solomon,  carpenter,  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

Second,  Green  bush 
Griffith  Thomas,  laborer,  house  25  Spruce 
Griffith  Wm.   carpenter,   101   Herkimer,  house 

150  Lydius 
Griffiths  David,  clerk,  boards  Uaion  Hotel 
Grimes  Edward,  contractor,  house  114  Philip 
Grimes  James,  butcher,  h.  Bowery  n.  Sch.  turnp. 
Grimes  James  H.  mason,  house  396  Lydius 
Grimes  Micliael,  brakeman,  h.  at  N.  Greenbusli 
Grimes  Owen,  laborer,  house  152  Jefferson 
Grimes  Patrick,  brakeman,  bds.  131  Clin.  ave. 
Grimes  Philip,  porter,  40  Quay,  house  Second 

below  Glenn,  at  East  Albany 
Griramons  Mary,  widow,  house  118  Hamilton 
Grimwood  Joseph  C.  (lVilso7i,  G.  &  Co.),  grocer, 

11  State,  house  57  Spencer 
Grine  Peter,  laborer,  house  74  Bradford 
Griner  John,  house  Delaware  turnpike  n.  Morton 
Griswold  Aaron   (Simons   &   G.),    lumber.    116 

Water,  house  16  Orange  [^83  Hudson 

Griswold  Francis  H.  goldbeater,   11   Beaver,  h. 
Griswold  Maria,  widow,  house  116  Lydius 
Griswold  Richard,  coachman,  b.  Poland's  Hotel 
Griswold  Stephen  B.  attorney,  h.  110>i  Hamilton 
Gritz  Matthew,  laborer,  house  rear  12  Bowery 
Groat  James  F.  machinist,  house  East  Albany 
Groesbeck  Catharine,  house  25  Lafayette 
Groesbeeck  (fornelius  W.  house  208  State 
Groesbeeck  Stephen,  secretary  Albany  Insurance 

Co.  66  State,  house  208  do. 
Grogan  Dennis,  porter,  77  Quay,  h.  131  Lydius 
Grogan  James,  gilder,  bds.  53  North  Lansing 
Grogan  Jeremian,  liquor  mixer,  h.  53  N.  Lansing 
Grogan  John,  laborer,  house  8  Road 
Grogati  John,  laborer,  house  128  Water 
Grogan  Robert,  waiter,  house  54  Montgomery 
Grogan  Thomas,  clerk,  1 10  Pier 
Groom  Richard,   scalemaker  and    repairer,   45 

Church,  house  59  Union 
Groomer  Solomon,  white  washer,  h.  r.  56  Third 
Groot  Adam,  farmer,  h.  Elizabeth  near  Warren 
Groot  Nicholas  N.  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Stanwix  Hall  [96  Eagle 

Groot  Nicholas  jr.  clerk,  American  Express,  h. 
Groot  Philip  W.  house  66  Grand 
Gros  Charles,  furnaceman,   house   Clinton  cor. 

Van  Vechten 
Grosch  Theodore,  carver,  house  56  Union 
Grose  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  220  Wash  ave. 
Gros^-r  Joseph,  laborer,  house  267  Sand 
Groshans  John,  baker,  Iiouse  101  Franklin 


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Gross  Christian,  blacksmith,  house  49  Snipe 
Gross  James  H.  {Gross  &  Son),  b.  16  Ten  Broeck 
Gross  Mary,  widow,  house  5  Lawrence  court 
Gross  Michael,  laborer,  house  1  Howard 
Gross  Philip,  moulder,  house  75  Sand 
Gross   (Samuel)  &  Son  {James  H.),   leather,  27 

Hudson,  house  16  Ten  Broeck 
Gross  Samuel  S.  clerk,  boards  16  Ten  Broeck 
Grounds  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  156  Eagle 
Grounds  John,  laborer,  house  96  Bassett 
Grous  George,  laborer,  house  75  Sand 
Groves  James  E.  express,  11  Exchange  Building, 

house  49  First 
Grovestein  Abraham  Mrs.  house  103  Dove 
Grub  Jacob  P.  4th  dist.  police,  h.  9  Wash.  ave. 
GrundhofFer  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  h.  22  Delaware 
Guardenier  Deborah  Mrs.  house  83  Green 
Guardenier  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  216  Lumber 
Guardenier  George,  house  42  Second 
Guardenier  Harriet,  matron,  216  Lumber 
Guardenier  John,  coachmaker,  Ids.  216  Lumber 
Guardenier  Schoolcraft,  painter,  b.  216  Lumber 
Guardenier  Willism,   carriagetrimmer,    boards 

216  Lumber 
Guardenier,  see   Gardineer,  Gardiner,  Gardner, 

Gordinear,  Gordonier 
Guere  Martin,  blacksmith,  h.  55  N.  Lansing 
Guest  Byron,  clerk,  bds.  21  Rensselaer 
Guest  James,  millinery,  62  Bowery,  house  do. 
Guest  Louisa,  widow,  house  678  Broadway 
Guest  Sidney,  leatherdresser,  h.  21  Rensselaer 
Guffin  John,  hou.se  241  Lydius 
Guffin  Wasliington  I.  clerk,  87  Washington  ave. 

bds.  Farmers  and  Mechanics'  Hotel 
Guider  Julia,  widow,  house  190  Orange 
Guider  Patrick,  blacksmith,  boards  190  Orange 
Guilbault  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  102  Broad 
Guilbault  Henry,  carpenter,  house  102  Broad 
Guilfoy  Michael,  cooper,  house  140  Arch 
Guinan  Andrew,  laborer,  house  97  Van  Woert 
Guinan  Wm.  coppersmith,   16  Beaver,   boards 

121  Canal 
Guire  Timothy,  baker,  bds.  53  Hawk 
GuitoH  Matthew,  porter,  5  State,  h.  24  John 
Gul  Charles,  laborer,  house  rear  76  Bassett 
Gule  Christian,  currier,  house  331  Wash.  ave. 
Gunn  Owen,  speculator,  house  Bowery  n.  Robin 
Gunn  Rosanna,  widow,  house  126  Sand 
Gunnhouse  Wm.  sawgrinder,   boards  Broad^  c. 

Van  Vechteu 
Gunther  Caroline,  widow,  house  2*  Sand      * 
Gunther  Henry,  barber,  Franklin  House,  house 

56  Lafayette 
Gunther  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  ^45  Bowery 
Gunther  Jacob  jr.  barber,  1 36  State  and  Congress 

Hall,  house  151  Spring 
Gunton  Thomas,  stockingweaver,  204  Washing- 
ton avenue 
Gurling  James,  clerk,  boards  72  Lark 
Gurnett  L.  B.  boards  American  Hotel 
Gutbub  Philip,  sawgrinder,  h.  42  K  S.  Ferry 
Gutmann  Conrad,  porter,  house  49  Alexander 
Gutmann  John,  moulder,  house  168  Broad 
Gutt  Christian,  carpenter,  house  55  Snipe 
Gutzman  Michael,  distiller,  house  89  Elk 
Guy  Alfred,  carpenter,  boards  24  Third 
Guy  Sarah,  seamstress,  house  156  Eagle 
Guyer  Alfred  B.  carpenter,  boards  63  Second 
Guyer  Harriet,  widow,  house  63  Second 
Guyer  Hugh,  carpenter,  104  First,  house  98  do. 
Guyer  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  59  N.  Lansing 
Guy  nan  James,  tailor,  171  Orange,  house  do. 
Guy  nan  Patrick,  grocer,  121  Canal 
Guynan  Peter,  grocer,  121  Canal,  bds.  154  do 
Guynan  William,  coppersmith,  h.  154  Canal 
Guynan  Winne,  widow,  house  154  Canal 
Guysler ,  peddler,  house  ISl  Spring 


HAACK  ADOLPH,  shoemaker,  h.  4  William 
Haack  John,  carpenter,  house  r.  4  William 
Haas  Melopion,  shoemaker,  house  4  William 
Haberman  Ludwig,  laborer,  house  224  Sand 
Haberman  Edward,  laborer,  house  224  Sand 
Habinger  Andrew,  farmer,  house  50  Odell 
Habinger  John,  farmer,  house  50  Odell 
Habinger  Joseph,   laborer,  house  Whitehall  rd. 

near  Odell 
Habinger  Joseph,  farmer,  house  55  Odell 
Habinger  Michael,  farmer,  house  55  Odell 
Hacket  James,  chandler,  house  29  Herkimer 
Hackett  Bartholomew  J.   mechanical  engineer 

and  .solicitor  of  patents,  44  State,  b.  204  Swan 
Hackett  Edward  F.  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds. 

204  Swan 
Hackett  Maria  Mrs.  house  204  Swan 
Hackett  Nicholas,  tinsmith,  house  62  Herkimer 
Hackett  Theodore  M.  bookkeeper,  b.  204  Swan 
Hackett  William  V.  clerk,  boards  204  Swan 
Hackingham  Fi-ancis,  teamster,  h.  67  Eagle 
Hackley  Asaph  P.  harnessmaker,  h.  12  Liberty 
Hackley  Edward  F.  harnessmaker,  b.  12  Liberty 
Hackley  John  P.  oysters,  &c.  234  Broadway  and 

44  Broadway,  Greenbush,  hou?e  do. 
Hadden  Eliza  Miss,  house  49  Lafayette 
Hadden  James,  porterhouse,  71  Grand,  h.  tio. 
Haddock  Jabez,  soap  and  candle  manufacturer, 

313  Hudson,  house  110  Lark 
Hade  John,  laborer,  house  67  Schuyler 
Haden  William,  laborer,  house  61  Van  Woert 
Haden  see  Hayden  [Greenbush 

Hadley  Frederick,  watchman,  W.  R.  R.  h.  East, 
Hadley  James  R.  grocer,  103  South  Pearl,  house 

37  Broad 

Hadley  Joshua  E.  student,  486  B'way,  b.  172  State 
Hadley  Wm.  J.  att'y,  486  B'way,  U.  172  State 
Haebig  Augustus  H.    marbl^works,  279  Wash- 
ington avenue,  house  281  do. 
Haebig  Henry,  cooper,  house  9  Bowery 
Haff  Jacob  Mrs.  house  39  Jay 
Hafner  Louis,  laborer,  bds  354  Bowery 
Hagadorn  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  house  Wash. 
Greenbush  [h.  36  Westerlo 

Hagadorn  George  M.  captain  first  district  police, 
Hagadorn  Peter  M.  clerk,  130  Lydius,  h.  atBethl. 
Hagadorn  Richard  B.  house  6  Whitehall  road 
Hagadorn  Samuel,  conductor,  W.  R.   R.   house 

439  Lydius 
Hagadorn  Silas,  market  130  Lydius,  h.  168  Eagle 
Hagaman   Gerrit,  fruits,  365  Broadway,  house 

38  Franklin 

Hagaman  Wm.  carman,  56  Quay,  b.  105  Green 
Hagaman  Wm.  clerk,  365  B'way,  h.  38  Franklin 
Hagan  Andrew  J.  printer,  h.  178  Clinton  ave.      ■ 
Hagan  Bernard,  laborer,  house  87  Third 
Hagan  Francis,  43d  reg't,  house  203  Orange 
Hagan  Francis  jr.  43dVeg't,  h.  rear  162  Orange 
Hagan  John,  63d  reg't,  boards  53  Van  Schaick 
Hagan  John,  furnaceman,  house  27  Bowery 
Hagan  Joseph,  63d  reg't,  boards  203  Orange 
Hagan  Patrick,  porter,  Delavan  House,   house 

202  Broadway 
Hagan  Robert,  cigarmaker,  house  29  Canal 
Haganey  Michael,  boatman,  boards  21  Orange 
Hagar  Nathan  N.  engineer,  house  935  Broadway 
Hager  Charles,  cigarmaker,  house  313  Hamilton 
Hager  Jacob  N.  proprietor  Farmers'  Hotel,  42 

Washington  avenue 
Hager  John,  oilcloth  printer,  house  1  Sand 
Hager  Joseph,  tailor,  house  40  Clinton 
Hagerma#  Bridget,  widow,  house  Canal  n.  Lark 
Hagerman  John,  volunteer,  h.  Canal  near  Lark 
Hagerman  William,  carman,  boards  105  Green 
Hagerty  John,  cooper,  house  183  Broadway 
Haggerty  Catharine,  widow,  house  36  Chapel 
Haggerty  Mary,  widow,  honse  179  Second 


ALBANY      [H]      DIEECTORY. 


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Hague  John,  laborer,  house  27  Bowery 
Haiin  Henry,  shoemaker,  I'SG  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Hahner  Valentine,  shoemaker,  house  14  Tennis 
Haight  James  0.  blacksmith,  20  Churcli,  house 

68  Hudson 
Haight  William  J.  boards  68  Hudson 
Haight  Wm.  J.  {Cavert  &  H.),  84  N.  Pearl,  b.  do. 
Hailes  William,  patternmaker,  house  31  Eagle 
Haines  H.  L.  29  Green,  boards  162  Lydius 
Haines  Henry  C.  blacksmith,  h.  Second,  G'bush 
Haken  Ehrhardt,  butcher,  house  66  Clinton 
Hale  Elias  P.  policeman,  house  328  State 
Hale. James,  boatman,  house  17  South  Lansing 
Hale  John,  house  127  JeflFerson 
Hale  Sarah,  widow,  house  136  Jefferson 
Hale  Sarah,  nurse,  house  72  North  Lansing 
Hale  Sylvester,  flour  and  commission,  117  Pier, 

house  41  Columbia 
Hale  William,  laborer,  h.  7  Lawrence  court 
Hale  William,  salesman,   110  State,  boards  25 
Soutli  Pearl  [Greenbush 

Haley  Abram  P.  sectionmaster,  W.  R.  R.  house 
Haley  Charles  E.  master  mariner,  h.  125  Third 
Haley  Christopher  T.  printer,  h.  222  Lumber 
Haley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Haley  James,  laborer,  house  96  Van  Woert 
Halejy'  James,  gardener,  house  168  Jefferson 
Haley  John,  laborer,  house  58  North  Lansing 
Haley  John,  laborer,  boards  72  Montgomery 
Haley  .John,  roadrepairer,  bds.  72  Montgomery 
Haley  Martin,  laborer,  house  138  Broad 
Haley  Susannah,  widow,  house  140  Lumber 
Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  house  105  Arch 
Haley  Thos.  laborer,  house  23  Lawrence 
Halferty  John,  peddler,  house  28  Van  Woert 
Halfinger  Francis,  gardener,  h.  443  Wash.  ave. 
Hall  Achilles,  shoemaker,  house  8  Plain 
Hall  Amy,  widow,  house  101  Dallius  [Ferry 

Hall  Andrew,  gardener,  house  Partridge  u.  West 
Hall  Charles,  cigarmaker,  house  114  Broad 
Hall  Daniel,  barber,  house  26  Clinton 
Hall  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  62  Union 
Hall  George  W.  cigarmaker.  bds.  Houck's  Hotel 
Hall  Green,  house  II  Plain 

H^l  [Henry),  Hooke  (Moses)  &  Co.  (G.  W.  Green- 
ough  &  Isaac  Mccher),  flour,  grain  and  com- 
mission, 95  Green 

I  James,  geologist,  h.  Morton,  c.  Del.  tump. 
Hall  James,  porter,  house  39  High 
Hall  John  T.  blacksmith,  house  65  Colonie 
Hall  John  T.  house  3  Park  place 
Hall  Marion  L.  Mrs.  tailoress,  h.  r.  59  Lydius 
Hall  Mary  Miss,  boards  39  Maiden  lane 
Hall  Moses,  teamster,  h.  210  Washington  ave. 
Hall  Ozias,  ice,  932  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hall  Thos.  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.   R.  house  823 

Broadway 
Hall  William  B.  machinist,  liouse  43  Lumber 
Hal  leek  Daniel  B.  carpenter,  house  4  Canal 
Hallenb«^ck  Aaron,  bookbinder,  7  North  Pearl, 

house  417  Washington  avenue 
Hallen heck -Abigail,  widow,  h.  22  Willett 
Hallenbeck  Conielia,  widow,  house  105  Spring 
Hallenbeck  Edward   L.   telegraph  operator  446 

Broadway,  boards  130  Lancaster 
Hallenbeck  George  W.  shoemaker,  house  rear 

169  Hudson 
Halieulieck  Henry  B.  carman,  h.  102  Jefferson 
Hallenbeck  J.  B.  clerk,  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
Halleubeck  .James,  po-tmaster  and  grocer,  Co- 
lumbia near  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hallenbeck  .James  M.  lime,  &c.  hay  scales.  Hud- 
sou  cor.  High,  house  30  Maiden  lane 
Hallenbeck  John,  peddler,   house  Clinton  ave- 
nue near  Quail 
Hallenbeck  John,  mason,  house  102  Spring 
Hallenbeck  John,  salesman,  b.  354  Clinton  ave. 


Hallenbeck  Lawrence,  mason,  house  157  Spring 
Hallenbeck  Louisa,  house  289  State 
Hallenbeck  Martha,  widow,  house  107  Snipe 
Hallenbeck  [Martin)  &  Cunningham  [Andrew), 

mowing  machines,  Johnson  corner  Philip, 

house  153  Hamilton 
Hallenbeck  Mary,  widow,  house  74  Rensselaer 
Hallenbeck  Matthew   I.  grain  and  produce,  7 

Hudson,  house  130  State 
Hallenbeck  Matthew  J.  laborer,  house  73  Sand 
Hallenbeck  Sheldon,  harnessmaker,  boards  153 

Spring 
Hallett  Tliomas,  drover,  h.  360  Wash.  ave. 
Halley  Ebenezer  Rev.,  Presbyterian,  h.  24  First 
Hallfinger  Joseph,  baker,  bds.  50  North  Pearl 
Halliday  James  K.  carpenter,  h.  264  Lydius 
Halliday  Joseph  W.  vol.  house  46  Westerlo 
Halligan  Thomas,  printer,  house  82  Rensselaer 
Hallman  Bessie,  seamstress,  h.  266  Wash.  ave. 
Hallman  Mary,  seamstress,  h.  266  Wash.  ave. 
Halloran  Cornelius,  printer,  house  39  John 
Halm  Ann,  widow,  saloon,  32  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Halm  G.  J.  house  42  Hudson 
Halm  G.  J.  Mrs.  physician,  house  42  Hudson 
Haljn  Venter,  widow,  house  10  Bowery 
Halpen  Ellen,  widow,  house  157  Grand 
Halpen  John,  laborer,  house  118  Arch 
Halpen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5  Clinton 
Halpen  Thomas,  laborer,  house  37  Canal 
Halpen  William  P.  alcohol,  camphene,  &c.  205 

and  207  Broadway,  grocer  212  Broadway 
Halpin  Michael,  hostler,  Beardsley's  Hotel 
Halsdorfl  Theodore,  tailor,  house  149  Broad 
Halse  Charles  S.  engineer,  bds.  162  Lumber 
Halse  George  B  stovemounter,  h.  142  Lumber 
Halse  Henry,  foreman  at  McCoy's,  h.  176  Second 
Halse  William  C.  gardener,  house  64  Third 
Halse  William  C.  jr.  stovemounter,  house  21 

Quackeubush 
Halsey  Jas.  moroccodresser,  h.  187  Church 
Halsey  [Stephen  R.)  &  Washburn  [Stephen  F.), 

grain,  &c.  122  Pier,  house  at  New  York 
Halstead  Catharine  Mrs.  house  62  Beaver 
Halsted  Andrew  C.  (S.  J.  &  A.  C.  Halsted),  stage 

proprietor,  436  Broadway,  h.  60  Westerlo 
Halsted  S.  J.  &   A.   C.    stage  proprietors,   436 

Broadway,  house  at  Troy 
Halton  Philip,  grocer,  house  353  Bowery 
Ham  Chester  G.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  h.  39  Columbia, 

Greenbush 
Ham  Henry,  carpenter,  house  66  Dove 
Ham  Myron,  framemaker,  boards  65  Dove 
Ham  Robert  C.  blacksmith,  157  Swan,  h.  do. 
Hamburger  Emanuel  C.  clerk,  643  Broadway,^. 

73  Hamilton  [89  Herkimer 

Hamburger  Jacob,  tailor,  104  South  Pearl,  house 
Hamburger  Moses,  liquors,  73  Hamilton 
Hamburgh  A.  L.  Mrs.  house  77  Hamilton 
Hamburgh  Bernard,  peddler,  h.  110  Hamilton 
Hame  E.  H.  clerk,  72  Washington  avenue,  bds. 

63  Congress 
Hamill  John,  gasfitter,  house  1  Plain  contintied 
Hamilton  Alexander,  painter,  boards  —  Third 
Hamilton  Alex,  shoemaker,  h.  77  Rensselaer 
Hamilton  Jauiiii,  physician,  h.  100  Herkimer 
Hamilton  John,  laborer,  house  152  Canal 
Hamilton  John,  stonecutter,  house  15  Chapel 
Hamibon  John,  mason,  house  23  Westerlo 
Hamilton  Margaret,  widow,  house  113  Dove 
Hamilton  Mary,  widow,  h.  Chapel  cor.  Orange 
Hamilton  Matthew,  1st  dist.  police,  h.  99  Broad 
Hamilton  Robert  M.  ins.  agent,  444  Broadway, 

house  35  Giand 
Hamilton  Rosanna,  widow,  house  43  Ijiberty 
Hamilton  Roswell,  teamster,  house  24  Second 
Hamilton  Sandy,  shoemaker,  h.  77  Rensselaer 
Hamilton  Silas  B.  Mrs.  house  3  Pine 


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Hamilton  Thomas,  mason,  15  Chapel  [3  Pine 
Hamilton  William  A.  clerk,  444  Broadway,  bds. 
Hamlin  John  S.  harnessmaker,  and  town  clerk, 

Broadway,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Hamlin  R.  C"  cooper,  house  at  Greenbush 
Hammam  George,  mason,  house  197  Bowery 
Hammann  John,  painter,  house  149  Bowery 
Hammass  John  P.  laborer,  h.  Sand  n.  Knox 
Hammell  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  h.  23  Teunis 
Hammess  Joseph,  laborer,  house  119  Bowery 
Hammick  John,  blacksmith,  h.  301  Hamilton 
Ilammil  James,  paperhanger,  house  120  Chur  h 
Ham  mi  11  George  S.  clerk,  472  Broadway,  boards 

24  Bleecker 
Hammond  Conrad,  mason,  house  100  Bradford 
Hammond  Kliza,  widow,  house  81  Colonie 
Hammond  Francis,  laborer,  house  35  N.  Lansing 
Hammond  George,  teamster,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Hammond  James,  confectioner,  105  Lydius 
Hammond  Stephen  H.  deputy  attorney  general, 

office  State  Hall,  house  68  Jay 
Hampton  Francis,  teamster,  house  1  Warren 
Hampton  Mary,  widow,  house  r.  122  Chestnut 
Hand  Almira  Miss,  select  school,  Steuben,  Bath 
Hand  Edward,  dep.  supt.  bankdept.  State 'Hall, 

liouse  55  Hawk 
Hand  Enos  D.  boatman,  housf'  57  De  Witt 
Hand  Isaac  P.  Mrs.  liouse  15  Clinton  avenue 
Hand  John,  house  Snipe  corner  Lumber 
Hand  John  A.  bookkeeper,  N.   Y.   C.  R.  R.  Ex- 
change Buildinir,  house  10  Wilson 
Hand  Samuel,  attorney,  57  Stat",  b.  II  N.  Pearl 
Handler  Henry,  grocer,  195  Soutli  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Handley  Jolm,  laborer,  house  26  Morton 
Handrihan  Mary,  widow,  house  7  Fulton 
Hanefin  Mary,  widow,  h.  Warren  n.  Elizabeth 
Hanks  H.  T."  piiysician  and  surgeon  at  Albany 

Dispensary 
Hanle  Andrew,  tailor,  house  4  Morton 
Hanlein  Moses,  grocer,  29  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Han  ley  James,  carpenter,  house  25  Spruce 
Hanlin  Eliza  Miss,  house  74  Orange 
Hanlin  Michael,  laborer,  boards  19  De  Witt 
Hanlon  Bridget,  widow,  house  57  Broadway 
Hanlon  Edward,  marbleworker.  Chestnut  cor. 

Swan,  house  45  Chestnut 
Hanlon  John,  marblecutter,  house  300  Hamilton 
Hanlon  Moses,  grocer,  29  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Hanlon  Patrick,  restaurant,    12  South  Pearl,, h. 

80  Beaver 
Hanlon  Patrick,  mason,  liouse  142  Third 
Hanlon  Philip,  grocer,  244  North  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hanna  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  100  Clinton  av. 
Hftnna  John,  laborer,  house  183  North  Pearl 
Hanna  Michael,  laborer,  boards  55  Montgomery 
Hanna  Mary,  widow,  house  16  North  Lansing 
Hanna  Patrick,  moulder,  house  3  North  Lansing 
Hannah  James,  91st  reg't,  house  54  Church 
Hannah  James,  paver,  house  34  Herkimer 
Hannah  John,  tailor,  boards  627  Broadway 
Hannah  John,  laborer,  house  at  Greenbush 
Hannan  Bartlmlomew,  laborer,  h.  34  Van  Woert 
Hannan  Charles,  basketmaker,  h.  lOGansevooit 
Hannan  Michael,  laborer,  boards  55  Montgomery 
Hannan  Michael,  laborer,  house  64  Lawrence 
Hannan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Hannan  Winifred,  widow,  house  129  liagle 
Hannay  Charles,  captain,  house  51  Jackson 
Hanuigan  David,  carpenter,  h.  31  Van  Schaick 
Hannigan  Frank,  laburer,  b.  169/'^  Montgomery 
Hannigan  George,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  158  Colonie 
Hannigan  James,  fireman,  hom^e  75  Colonie 
Hannigan  John,  laborer,  house  75  Colonie 
Hannigan»John,  laborer,  house  75  Colonie 
Hannigan  Michael,  laborer,  house  East  Albany 
hannigan  Thomasi,  laborer,  house  35  Rensselaer 
Hannis  Thos.  machinist,  boards  799  Broadway 


Hanop  Philip,  laborer,  liouse  51  Van  Schaick 
Hanover  Abram,  peddler,  h.  S.  Pearl  c.  Alexander 
Hanover  Joseph,  peddler,  house  149  Broad 
Hanrahan  Jeremiah,  cooper,  house  86  Church 
Hanrihan  Cornelius,  moulder,  h.  5  Foundry  pi. 
Hanrihan  Cornelius,  boards  50  Lawrence 
Hanrihan  John,  weigher,  1   Jackson,  house  50 

Lawrence 
Hanrihan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  66  West  Ferry 
Hans  Henry,  carpenter,  house  10  Rose 
Hans  Jacob,   furnaceman,    house  Morton  near 

Delaware  turnpike 
Hans  Michael,  moulder,  house  61  Johnson 
Hans  Peter,  house  124  Eagle 
Hansard  Thomas  Mrs.  house  Swan  n.  Orange 
Hansen  Henry,  freight  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

boards  Dunlop  House 
Hansen  Nicholas,  1  Douw's  Building 
Hansen  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  100  Lark 
Hanzel  John,  moulder,  house  148  Broad 
Hapemau  F.  prof,  boards  Beardsley's  Hotel 
Happ  George,  baker,  house  15  East,  Greenbush 
Happ  Jacob,  cooper,  house  199  Jeflerson 
Happel  Martin,  clerk,  51  Slate,  house  30  Clin- 
ton, Bethlehem 
Harbeck  &  Co.  staves,  30  Pier,  h.  at  New  York 
Harbeck  Sarah,  widow,  house  207  State 
Harbinger  Sebastian,  brewer,  h.  78  Odell 
Harcourt  John  R.  clerk.  New  Jt^-sey  Steamboat 

Company,  283  Broadway,  house  97  Lydius 
Harcourt  Jolin-  W.   alderman  3d  ward,   agent 
New  Jersey  Steamboat  Company,  283  Broad- 
way, house  97  Lydius 
Harden  George,  teamster,  boards  170  Spring 
Harden  John,  barber,  166  Spring 
Harden  Michael,  carman,  house  226  Jefferson 
Harden  Nancy,  widow,  liouse  181  Spring 
Harden   Thomas,  engineer  R.  &  S.  R.  R.  house 

49  Railroad  avenue  near  Lumber 
Hardenburgh  Conrad,  fireman  W.  R.  R. 
Hardenburgli  Henry,  h.  Clinton  n.  Whitehall  rd. 
Harder  George,  harnessmaker,  h.  5  S.  Lansing 
Hanler  Jerome,  carman,  hou-^e  rear  135  Lumber 
Hardick  Daniel,  ass't  janitor  Geol.  Hall,  bds.  do. 
Hardie  Edmund  (fK.  c7.  Marshall  &  Co.),  sail- 
maker,  36  Quay,  h.  Second  ave.  Greenbush 
Hardie  Robert,  steam  engine  and  boiler  manu- 
factory. Church  n.  Herkimer,  h.   15  Dallius 
Harding  Jolin  J.  barber,  house  166  Spring 
Hard  is  Harwick,  butcher,  20  X  S.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Hardisty  Geo.  VV.  printer,  house  90  Philip 
Hardt  Jacob,  bartender,  266  B'way,  h.  56  Union 
Hardy  Francis  T.  mason,  house  276  Hamilton 
Hare  George,  carman,  house  57  Knox 
Hare  John,  cigarmaker,  liouse  71  Knox 
Hare  Joseph,  carman,  nouse  47  Lafayette 
Hare  Nathaniel   D.   bookkeeper,  bank  depart- 
ment. State  Hall,  boards  6  First 
Hare  Norman,  clerk,  68  Wash.  ave.  li.  152  do. 
Hargadon  John,  paperhanger,  h.  170  Jefferson 
Hark  August,  butcher,  house  31  Benjamin 
Harker  Richard,  macliinist,  bds.  11  .Van  I'romp 
Harkins  Felix,  teamster,  bouse  40  Chestnut 
Harley  Alfred,  engineer,  81 1  Broadway 
Harley  Edward,   drygooJs  and  medicines,  813 

Broadway,  house  do. 
Harley  Edward,  jr.  machinist,  b.  814  Broadway 
Harlow   Saui'l  R.  clerk,   sec.  state  office,  State 

Hall,  house  49  Eagle 
Harraan  Isaac,  peddler,  house  112  Nucella 
llarmau  Valentine,  laborer,  house  122  Bowery 
Harmor  Samuel,  mason,  house  86X  Hamilton 
Harmor  William,  currier,  boards  61  Union 
Harper  Henry  V.  plumber,  boards  51  First 
Harj^er  John,  laborer,  house  79  Bradford 
Harper  Martin,  laborer,  boards  79  Bradford 
Harper  Nicholas,  laborer,  boards  79  Bradford 


ALBANY      [H]      DIRECTORY. 


65 


Harper  Robt.  vegetables,  90  State,  house  Lydius 

hear  Partridge 
Harpey  Coonau,  moulder,  house  20  Sand 
Harpinger  George,    furnaceman,    house   Great 

Western  turnpike  near  Perry 
Harrell  Simeon  L.  clerk,  Broadway  cor.  Hamil- 
ton, boards  Mansion  House 
Harrigan  Daniel,  smelter,  h.  74  Clinton  avenue 
Harrigan  Daniel,  jr.  telegraph,  446  Broadway, 

boards  74  Clinton  avenue 
Harrigan  Hugh,  porterhouse,  6  Lydius 
Harrigan  .James,  laborer,  liouse  69  Rensselaer 
Harrigan  John,  laborer,  h.  170  Clinton  avenue 
Harrigan  .John,  coroner,  also  furniture  and  gro- 
cer, 22  Canal,  h.  do. 
Harrigan  John,  376  Broadway,  house  27  Liberty 
Harrigan  John  J.  clerk,  boards  22  Canal 
Harrigan  Lawrence,  30th  reg't,  bds.  26  i4  Church 
Harrigan  Mark,  blacksmith,  house  196  Green 
Harrigan  Mark  Mrs.  house  89  South  Pearl 
Harrigan  Matthew,  laborer,  house  96  Quay 
Harrigan  Michael,  laborer,  house  6  Lydius 
Harrigan  Michael  D.  carpenter,  h.  301  N.  Pearl 
Harrigan  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  22  Canal 
Harrigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  37  Liberty 
Hariigan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  43  Liberty 
Harrigan  Thomas,  blacksmith,  bds.  100  Quay 
Harrigan  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  22  Canal 
Harrigan  Thomas,  coachman,  house  39  Canal 
Harrigan  William,  carpenter,  house  32  Odell 
Harrington  James,  farmer,  h.  395  Clinton  ave. 
Hai-rington  Joseph,  butcher,  house  52  Bradford 
Harrington  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  Clinton  n.  Robin 
Harrington  Maria,  widow,  house  258  Hudson 
Harrington  W.  H.  Mrs.  house  57  Van  Schaick 
Harris  Alfred  W.  proprietor  Home  Lawn  Hotel, 

Newtonville 
Harris  Allen  A.  baggagemaster,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  93  Third 
Harris  Ann  J.  widow,  boards  110  North  Pearl 
Harris  Brothers  [Enoch  S    &  Wilbur  F.),  fancy 

goods,  408  Broadway 
Harris  Chester,  teacher,  h.  39  Columbia,  G'bush 
Harris  Dan'l,  paperliangingsandwindowshades, 
8  Green,  house  67  Chapel  [Eagle 

Harris  Edwin,  watchmaker,   480  B'way,  h.  168 
Harris  Edwin  A.  furniture,  549  Broadway,  house 

75  Ten  Broeck 
Harris  Eliza  A.  widow,  tailoress,  h.  22  Swan 
Harris  Enoch  S.  {Harris  Brothers),  h.  46  Eagle 
Harris  George,  peddler,  h.  Broad  c.  Van  Vechten 
Harris  George  &   Son   {Henry),   livery  stables. 

Maiden  lane,  cor.  James,  house  2  Pine 
Harris  George  0.  hoards  2  Pine 
Harris  Hamilton  {Reymlds,  Cochran  &  H.),  at- 
torneys, 41  North  Pearl,  h.  7-22  Broadway 
Harris   Henry,   clerk,   486  Broadway,   liouse  7 

Delaware  turnpike 
Harris  Henry  {G.  Harris  &  Son),  ^jvery.  Maiden 

lane,  cor  James,  house  2  Columbia  place 
Harris  Henry  C  mason,  house  71  Beaver 
Harris  Ira,  house  Eagle  corner  State 
Harris  James  A.  printer,  boards  84  Hamilton 
Harris  James  R.   {J.  Harris  &  Son),  house  144 

Hamilton 
Harris  Jeanette  A.  wixiow,  house  IIO  N.  Pearl 
Harris  John  &  Son  {James  R.),  cigarstore,  510 

Broadway,  house  146  Eagle 
Harris  John  H.  cigars,  12  S.  Pearl,  h.  146  Eagle 
Harris  Martha,  widow  of  Nicholas,  b.  45  Second 
Harris  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  172  Sand 
Harris  Reuben  VV.  waiter,  house  20  Lafayette 
Harris  Robert,  bookkeeper,  boards  189  State 
Harris  Samuel  C.  insp.  weights  and  measures, 

house  122.Washington  avenue 
Harris  Stephen,  moulder,  house  215  Hamilton 
Harris  Stephen  Mrs.  boardinghouse,  71  Beaver 

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Harris  Wilbur  F.  {Harris  Brothers),  house  186 >i 

Hamilton 
Harris  Wm.  B.  attorney,  51  State,  h.  168  Lydius 
Harris  William  L.  baggage  master,  R.  &  S.  R.  R. 

house  87  Bleecker 
Harris  Wm.  S.  check  writer,  h.  320  Lumber 
Harrison   Anna  D.   widow  of  John  S.  house  7 

Bl-T-ecker  place 
Harrison  Catharine,  widow,  house  21  Chestnut 
Harrison  Dennis,  brakeman,  boards  100  Canal 
Harrison  James,  shoemaker,   132  South  Pearl, 

house  147  Green 
Harrison  John,  blacksmith,  boards  100  Canal 
Harrison  John,  shoemaker,  boards  147  Green 
Harrison  Julia,  widow,  house  100  Canal 
Harrison  Mary  A.  widow  of  John,  nurse,  boards 

162  Lumber 
Harrison  Mary  J.  widow,  h.  11  Bleecker  place 
Harrison  Michael,  laborer,  house  29  Church 
Harrison  Patrick  F.  boilermaker,  h.  85  Canal 
Harrison  Robert  H.  engineer,  bds.  100  Canal 
Harrison  William,  cook,  124  Lydius 
Harrison,  see  Harison 
Harrop  Robert,  carpenter,  house  314  State 
narrower  John,  brewer,  b,  Lydius  near  Ontario 
Hart  Catharine,  widow,  house  46  Second 
Hart  Charles,  gardener,  h.  Van  Vech.  n.  Teunis 
Hart  Elizabeth,  confectioner,  224  Hamilton 
Hart  Eugene,  p'terhouse  69  Pier,  h.  244  Hudson 
Hart  Frederick,  bookkeeper,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

8 1 9  Broadway  [38  Broad 

Hart  George  S.  billiard  saloon,  22  Beaver,  house 
Hart  Henry,  waiter,  house  175  Second 
Hart  James,  grocer,  180  Lydius,  and  Jefferson 

cor.  Hawk,  house  do. 
Hart  James,  cigarmaker,  bds.  Tivoli  Hollow 
Hart  James,  carman,  house  23  Mulberry 
Hart  John,  grocer,  house  44  Second 
Hart  John,  carman,  house  S6  Third 
Hart  John,  laborer,  house  46  Rensselaer. 
Hart  Joseph,  tailor,  house  248  South  Pearl 
Hart  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  313  S.  Pearl 
Hart  Michael,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Hart  Michael,  laborer,  house  216  Broadway 
Hart  Michael,  switchman,  house  72  Orange 
Hart  Patrick,  boilermaker,  house  18  Third 
Hart  Patrick,  laborer,  house  64  Lawrence 
Hart  Patrick,  grocer,  192  Gi-een,  house  do. 
Hart  William,  house  353  State  [743  do. 

Hartfield  Frank,  bookkeeper,  554  Broadway,  b. 
Hartigan  James,  laborer,  house  59  Lafayette 
Hartley  Edwaid,  boatman,  h.  6  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Hartley  Hannah,  widow,  house  85  Bowery 
Hartley  Jonathan,  clerk,  house  33  South  Pearl 
Hartley  Joseph,  dry  goods,  33  S,  Pearl,  h.  do.  * 
Hartley  Joseph  jr.  clerk,  house  33  South  Pearl 
Hartley  Robert,  trader,  house  Columbia  corner 

Academy,  Greenbush 
Hartley  Wm.  S.  tilemaker,  bds.  85  Bowery 
Hartman  Adam,  blacksmith,  house  34  Morton 
Hartman  Caspar,  silversmith,  house  65  Elk 
Hartman  Frederic,  furnaceman,  h^20  Steven 
Hartman  Henry,  laborer,  h.  lowerfend  Broad 
Hartman  Peter  L.  grocer,  299  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Hartman  Wm,  pianomaker,  house  18  Jackson 
Hartness  Thomas  L.  machinist,  h,  876  Broadway 
Hartnett  Daniel,  laborer,  house  124  Broad 
Hartnett  E,  M.  dressmaker,  house  124  Hamilton 
Hartnett  John,  laborer,  h.  42  Rensselaer 
Hartnett  John  B.  pork  packer.  Rose  cor,  Hamil- 
ton, house  250  Bowery 
Hartnett  iMartiia,  widow,  house  39  Van  Woert 
Hartnett  Mary,  millinery,  49  South  Pearl,  boards 

250  Bowery 
Hartnett  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5  Gansevoort 
Hartnett  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  43  Rensselaer 
Hartnett  William,  laborer,  bds.  33  Van  Woert 


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ALBANY      [H]      DIKECTORY 


Hartnett  William  A.  meat  market,  Hudson  cor. 

Hawk,  bds.  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Hartwell  James,  shoemaker,  house  50  Colonie 
Harty  Daniel,  flagman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  52 

Montgomery 
Harty  Matthew,  laborer,  house  96  Arch 
Harvey  Chas.  S.  engineer,  house  212  Hamilton 
Harvey  Clinton  D.  clerk,  bds.  212  Hamilton 
Harvey  Eveline,  widow,  house  212  Hamilton 
Harvey  Francis,  water  wheels,  h.  244  Hamilton 
Harvey  Frank  V.  house  212  Hamilton 
Harvey  John,  plumber,  house  152  Church 
Harvey  Levi  J.  carpenter,  house  21  Van  Schaick 
Harvey  Robert  W.  bookkeeper,  26  Green,  bds. 

244  Hudsou 
Harvey  William,  machinist,  house  41  Jefferson 
Harvie  Jane,  widow,  house  54  South  Lansing 
Hasbrouck  Beverly  R.  house  123  Hawk 
Hascy  Oscar  L.  clerk,  boards  212  State 
Haskell  A.   E.  proprietor  Schoharie  stage,  436 

Broadway,  bds.  Franklin  House 
Haskell  Henry  C.  bookkeeper,  4  Pruyn,  bds.  12 

Liberty 
Haskell  Lucia  Mrs.  bds.  94  Clinton  avenue 
Haskell  Sanford  R.  clerk,  18  State,  boards  94 

Clinton  avenue 
Haskell  Stephen  J.  tailor,  h.  268  Wash.  ave. 
Haskell  Wm.  A.  coachman,  h.  242  N.  Pearl 
Haskell  Wm.   H.   bookkeeper  Mechanics'    and 

Farmers'  Bank,  h.  19  Exchange 
Haskell  Wm.  P.  carpenter,  house  30  Third 
Haskins  Henry  R.  physician,  788  Broadway 
Haslam  Mrs.  grocer,  17  Knox,  h.  do. 
Haslan  John  C.  painter,  house  Park,  Bath 
Hass  Adam,  laborer,  house  137  Sand 
Hass  Peter,  laborer,  house  Canal  near  Snipe 
Hastings  Frederick  H.  (successor  to  Seth  H.  & 

Son),  cotton  manufacturer,  oflfice  5  Douw's 

Building,  house  at  Brainerd 
Hastings  Hugh    J.   editor   Knickerbocker,   1  }^ 

Green,  house  178  State 
Hastings  John,  capt.  18th  reg't,  h.  59  Division 
Hastings  Richard,  pressman,  h.  362  Lydius 
Hastings  Robert  (Hastings  &  Co.),  \yi  Green,  h. 

90  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Hastings  Thomas,  news  depot,  Museum  Build- 
ing, house  92  Eagle 
Hastings  Wm.  alderman  4th  ward,  h,  12  Norton 
Hastings  William  {R.  M.    Griffin  &  Co.),   pub- 
lishers Albany  Evening  Standard,  58  State 
Hastings  &  Co.  (Robert  &   William  Hastings), 

publishers  Albany  Knickerbocker,  l>i  Green 
Haswell  Ann,  widow,  h.  32  South  Ferry 
Haswell  Charles  E.  opt-ra  saloon,  137  S.  Pearl 
Haswell  Henry  B.  74  State,  h.  101  S.  Pearl 
Haswell  John  E.  house  1 15  Hawk 
Haswell  John  H.  clerk,  bds.  101  South  Pearl 
Haswell  Justus,  Surrogate,  office  City  Hall,  h. 

99  South  Pearl 
Hatch  Albert,  tailor,  100  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hatch  David,  clerk,  380  Broadway 
Hatch  Kauffnip,n,  shoemaker,  house  108  S.  Pearl 
Hatch  Lipman,  peddler,  house  176  S.  Pearl 
Hatch  Silas  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  43  Lumber 
Hatcher  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  18  Ferry,  G'busli 
Hatcher  Hiram,  machinist,  bds.  149  N.  Pearl 
Hatcher  Wm.  machinist,  h.  Pearl  c.  Hamilton 
Hathaway  Ann,  widow,  house  43  Union 
Hathaway  Richard,  laborer,  house  Bowery 
Hatten  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  9.  W.  Ferry  alley 
Hatter  Herman,  tailor,  house  248  S.  Pearl 
Hattersley  Robert,  variety  store,  86  First,  h.  do. 
Haughton  John  A.  printer,  9  James,  b.  193  Spruce 
Haughton  Wm.  painter,  house  19^  Spruce 
Haugk  Francis,  blacksmith,  house  160  Broad 
Haunsteen  Jacob,  clerk,  40  South  Pearl,  boards 

Pearl  Street  Hotel 


Hansen  Henry,  painter,  house  42  Philip 
Hauser  Frederick,  farmer,  h.  7  Van  Vechten 
Hausman  John  G.  liarnessmaker,  195  Washing- 
ton avenue,  house  153  Spring 
Hausman  Martin,  baker,  43  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Hausman  W^illiam,  bookkeeper,  348  Broadway, 

bds.  1 16  Green 
Haven  Jeremiah  D.  physician,  40  Lodge,  bds. 

32  Eagle 
Haven  Robert  G.  medical  student,  b.  32  Eagle 
Havens  Benj.  F.  carpenter,  h.  2  Knox,  Arb.  hill 
Havens* David  Y.  moulder,  house  77  First 
Havens  Eugene,  carpenter,  b.  2  Knox,  Arb.  bill 
Havens  Hamilton  M.  carpenter,  h.  33  Van  Sch'k 
Havens  Tim'y  C.  cigarmaker,  b.  2  Knox 
Hawe  John  A.  commission  merchants,  86  Quay, 

bds.  232  State 
Hawe  Matthew,  cooper,  63  Liberty  and  58  Union, 

house  102  Lydius 
Hawes  George,  clerk,  house  68  Congress 
Hawe^  John,  plumber.  Church  cor.  Bleecker 
Hawkins  Henry,  bookkeeper,  324  Broadway,  h. 

71  Hudson 
Hawkins  Henry,  meatstall,  776  Broadway,  h. 

12  Van  Tromp 

Hawkins  [Horace  D.),  Van  Antwerp  (William 

JV/.),  &  Co.  (Charles  Bridge),  beef  and  pork, 

355  Broadway,  h.  156  Wash.  ave. 

Hawkins  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Partition  n.  G'busli 

Hawkins  William,  sexton  Cathedral,  b.  Lydius, 

opposite  do. 
Haw  ley  Aaron,  farmer,  Del.  turn,  near  Morton 
Hawley  Charles,  house  425  State 
Hawley  Cynis,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Hawley  David  A.  house  47  Union 
Hawley  Elias  Y.  house  32  Eagle 
Hawley  George  G.  (Arnold,  Folsom  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 19  Lumber  district,  h.  at  Glen's  Falls 
Hawley  Gideon,  house  673  Broadway 
Hawley  G.  A.  clerk,  453  B'way,  h.  10  Wilson 
Hawley  H.  Q.  gasworks,  6  Lumber  district,  h. 

734  Broadway 
Hawley  H.  Q.  &  Co.  steam  planing  mill,  5  Lum- 
ber district 
Hawley  Isaac  W.  machinist,  house  19  High 
Hawley  Nathan,  attorney,  23  Douw's  Building, 

house  Delaware  turnpike 
Hawley  Shaw  Y.  (Willett   &   H.),  attorney,  80 

State,  house  158  Broad 
Hawley  Wm.  C.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  19 High 
Hawley  W.  Austin,  clerk,  bds.  47  Union 
Hayden  Ann,  widow,  h.  131  Hamilton 
Hayden  Charles  B.  fruit,  house  233  Lydius 
Hayden  Hannah,  widow,  bouse  99  Van  Woert 
Hayden  Henry,  carpenter,  bds.  131  Hamilton 
Hayden  Mary,  widow,  house  77  Rensselaer 
Haydeu  Michael,  laborer,  house  34  Clinton 
Hayden,  see  Haden,  also  Heydon 
Hayes  Bartholomew,  shoemaker,  h.  119  Dove 
Hayes  Catharine,  widow,  house  1 1  Lancaster 
Hayes  Catharine,  widow,  house  130  Water 
Hayes  Edward,  butcher,  h.  252  Wash.  ave. 
Hayes  Ellen,  widow,  h.  Hamilton  n.  Union 
Hayes  George,  boards  Dunlop  House 
Hayes  James,  boilermaker,  h.  Church  c.  Reus. 
Hayes  James,  laborer,  house  46  N.  Lansing 
Hayes  John,  laborer,  boards  46  N.  Lansing 
Hayes  John,  boarding  stable,  25  Chapel,  boards 

Exchange  Hotel 
Hayes  Lucy  J.  widow  of  W.  E.  h.  22  Jay 
Hayes  Mary,  widow,  house  25  Howard 
Hayes  Mary,  widow,  house  92  Cherry 
Hayes  Patrick,  typefounder,  bds.  48  Union 
Hayes  Patrick,  laborer,  house  171  Church 
Hayes  Rachel,  widow,  house  130  Dove 
Hayes  Richard  D,  engineer,  h.  814  Broadway 
Hayes  Susan  Mrs.  house  21  Chestnut 


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Hayes  Thomas,  attorney,  94  State,  h.  102  Lark 

Hayes  Thomas,  butcher,  h.  421  Wash,  ave 

Hayes  Thomas,  bds.  38  Canal 

Hayes  Thomas,  grocer,  North  Albany,  h.  do. 

Hayes  Timothy,  printer,  h.  30  Lafayette 

Hayes  William  H.  laborer,  house  Second  avenue 

near  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hayner  Derick  C.  engineer,  h.  195  Green 
Hayner  Ellen,  widow,  house  201  Broadway 
Haynes  Henry,  blacksmith,  W.  Railroad 
Haynes  .Tohn,  house  46  Chapel 
Hays  Patrick,  teamster,  house  80  Orange 
Hays  Wm.  laborer,  h.  r.  33  Van  Woert 
Hays  William,  farmer,  house  103  Arch 
Hayt  Stephen  T.  {Towner  &  H.),  lumber  dealer, 

18  Lumber  district,  h.  at  Corning 
Hay  ward  Maria  A.  Mrs.  house  Mechanic  above 

East,  Greenbush 
Hazeltine  Stillman,   captain  4th  district  police, 

house  320  X  State 
Hazelton  Henry,  pilot,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Hazen  Jacob  T.  editor,  h.  Del.  turn.  n.  Morton 
Hazen  Jasper  Rev.  house  Del.  turn.  n.  Morton 
Head  Patrick,  laborer,  house  45  Arch 
Headlam  Robert,  bds.  180X  North  Pearl 
Headlam  William  &  Son  {William  jr.),  lumber, 

Water  cor.  Lumber,  h.  180X  North  Pearl 
Headlam  William  jr.  {W.  Headlam  &  Son),  bds. 

180  K  North  Pearl 
Heald  Charles  W.  boatman,  h.  83  Dove 
Healey  Charles,  brewer,  house  101  Canal 
Healey  David,  laborer,  house  98  Franklin 
Healey  George  H.  clerk,  420  Broadway,  house 

57  South  Lansing  [Dunlop  House 

Healey  James  L  iron  railing,  543  Broadway,  bds. 
Healey  Patrick,  tailor,  house  221  Orange 
Healey  Sarah,  widow,  house  19  Rensselaer 
Heals  Patrick,  laborer,  house  80  Orange 
Healy  Christopher  T.  printer,  house  22  Lumber 
Healy  Henry  M.  bookbinder,  h.  19  Rensselaer 
Healy  James,  cigarmaker,  bouse  55  Lydius 
Plealy  James,  gardener,  house  158  Jefferson 
Healy  Thomas,  moulder,  house  41  Schuyler 
Heamer  John,  grocer,  149  Bowery^house  do. 
Heaney  John  A.  comedian,  boards  91  Orange 
Heaney  Mary,  widow,  house  91  Orange 
Heaney  Philip,  laborer,  house  51  Van  Schaick 
Hearus  Dennis,  house  Tivoli  Hollow 
Heath  James  P.  printer,  boards  134  North  Pearl 
Hebig  Conrad,  varnisher,  162  Broad 
Heck  Daniel,  painter,  house  226  Green 
Heck  Henry,  cigarmaker,  house  119  Bowery 
Heck  John,  cigarmaker,  house  135  Bowery 
Heckenham  Charles,  porterhouse,  h.  331  S.  Pearl 
Hecker  Conrad,  shoemaker,  house  32  Alexander 
Hecker  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  house  127  Snipe 
Hecker  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  336  Wash,  ave 
Hecker  Peter,  laborer,  house  164  Bowery 
Hedinger  Christian,  moulder,  house  198  Bowery 
Hedinger  Frederick,  laborer,  house  145  Orange 
Hedinger  Marks,  grocer,  141  Bowery,  house  do.. 
Hedley  Anthony,  telegraph  repairer,  448  B'way, 

house  202  do. 
Hedrick  Frederick  W.  brewer,  h.  369  Bowery 
Hedrick  John  F.  brewer,  house  354  Bowery 
Heed  Isaac  M.  shoemaker,  37  Green,  house  255 

Hudson 
Heelan  Edward,  mason,  house  72  Canal 
Heenan  Catharine,  widow,  house  131  Canal 
Heenen  John,  cigarmaker,  house  8  Broad 
Heeney  Grace  Miss,  house  3  Hunter's  alley 
Heeney  John,  carman,  house  210  Orange 
Heeney  Lawrence,  brickmaker,  h.  160  Colonie 
Heeney  Nicholas,  moulder,  house  107  Third 
Heeney  William,  laborer,  house  135  First 
Heermance  Cornelius  J.  sawfiler,  118X  Lydius, 

house  77  Westerlo 


Heermance  Joseph  0.  printer,  house  59  Second, 

Arbor  Hill 
Hees  Stephen,  laborer,  house  29  Bradford 
Hefferman  Christopher,  boards  33  Montgomery 
Heffernan  Edward,  brewer,  house  64  Nucella 
Heffernan  James,  b'ding  and  lodging,  85  Qtiay 
Heffernan  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  172  Clin.  ave. 
Heffernan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  North  Albany 
Heffernan  William,  carpenter,  house  147  First 
Heffner  Adam,  stovemounter,  h.  lower  end  of 

Broad 
Heffron  Martin,  laborer,  house  rear  138  Broad 
Heffron  Wm.  laborer,  house  rear  705  Broadway 
Hefner  August,  tailor,  house  21  Van  Vechten 
Hegenhan  Francis,  tracklayer,  h.  511  Clin.  ave. 
Hegney  John,  blacksmith,  h.  35  N.  Lansing 
Heibel  John,  laborer,  house  9  Yates 
Heidell  Jacob,  blacksmith,  h.  East,  Greenbush 
Heidenreich  Conrad,  tailor,  house  18  Lark 
Heilbrun  H.  peddler,  house  56  Delaware 
Heilbrun  Isaac,  butcher,  house  283  South  Pearl 
Heim  Christian,  farmer,  h,  30  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Heimberger  Jacob,  pianomaker,  h.  241  S.  Pearl 
Heimle  Melchior,  gardener,  Clin.  ave.  n.  Perry 
Heiniger  John,  furnaceman,  h.  314  S.  Pearl 
Heinmiller  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  h.  78  Clinton 
Heinmiller,  grocer,  house  Clinton  cor.  Delaware 
Heins  Jacob,  moulder,  house  W.  Ferry  alley 
Heinz  John,  shoemaker,  house  57  Clinton 
Heinze  Adam,  carpenter,  house  201  Bowery 
Heinze  Wm.  physician,  house  Lark  cor.  State 
Heinzenberg  John,  turner,  house  211  Lumber 
Heiser  Jacob,  furnaceman,  house  18  Tennis 
Heisler  Ewan,  laborer,  house  136  Broad 
Heisler  Martin,  tailor,  house  81  Alexander 
Heister  Tobias,  carver,  9  Liberty,  h.  127  Spring 
Heitzman  Peter,  laborer,  house  7  Howard 
Held  Christian,  barber,  99  S.  Pearl,  h.  Grand 
Held  George,  barber,  228  Wash.  ave.  house  do 
Held  Jacob,  barber,  713  Broadway,  bds.  100  Lark 
Held  Samuel  J.  salesman,  374  Broadway,  boards 

92  Lydius 
Helleberry  James,  in  freight  house,  b.  51  Lumber 
Heller  Cathran,  widow,  house  168  Bowery 
Heller  Jacob,  hairdesser,  6  Beaver,  h.  1 52  Spring 
Heller  Louis,  porterhouse,  208  Washington  ave. 
Heller  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  206  >^  Wash.  ave. 
Heller  William,  baker,  81  Bowery,  house  do. 
Helliwell  Edward  (Cunningham  &  H.),  curriers, 

413  Broadway,  house  58  Howard 
Helme  Ann,  widow,  house  32  Bowery 
Helme  Joseph,  wheelwright,  16  Bowery,  h.  10  do. 
Helme   Joseph   J.    mission    house  school,  140 

Spring,  house  54  Lark 
Helmerath  John  A.  carpenter,  h.  534  Clin.  ave. 
Helmers  Samuel,  cook,  house  53  Delaware 
Helmich  Christophe,  peddler,  house  31  Bowery 
Helmich  Martin,  tailor,  house  166  Broad 
Helms  Frederick,  gilder,  house  47  S.  Ferry 
Helt  Christian,  barber,  house  73  Grand 
Helt  Conrad,  oilcloth  printer,  h.  170  Bowery 
Helt  Jacob,  barber,  713  Broadway,  h.  215  Jay 
Hempsted  Eliza,  widow,  house  116  Bowery 
Hemrich  John,  furnaceman,  h.  47  Clinton 
Hemstead  E.  Mrs.  millinery,  18  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hemstreet  Philip,  carpenter,  house  19  James 
Henck  John,  moulder,  h.  27  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Hendee  Richard  S.   dry  goods,  477  Broadway, 

house  161  N.  Pearl 
Henderer  Harman  H.  {Pruyn  &  H.),  saloon,  89 

S.  Pearl,  house  96  Third 
Henderer  Jacob,  laborer,  house  58  Delaware 
Henderer  John  P.  cigarmaker,  house  119  Third 
Henderer  Myers,  harbor  police,  house  121  Third 
Henderson  Joseph,  distiller,  h.  12  Broadway 
Henderson  Joseph  C.  lieut.  col.  77th  Regiment, 

house  113  N.  Pearl 


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ALBANY      [H]      DIRECTORY. 


Henderson  Margaret,  widow,  h.  95  Nucella 
Henderson  William  W.  moulder,  h.  154  Clmruh 
Heudrick  James,  ins.  agt.  44  State,  h.  28  Third 
Hendrick  James,  varnisher,  Louse  at  Bath 
Hendricks  Nicholas,  painter,  boards  26  Fulton 
Hendrickson  Aaron  M.  clerk,  134  S.  Pearl,  b.  do 
Hendrickson  Alida  L.  dry  goods,  134  S.  Pearl 
Hendrickson  Geo.  M.  clerk,  134  S.  Pearl,  b.  do. 
Hendrickson  Jacob,  liquors,  4  Hudson,  house 

48  Philip 
Hendrickson  Matthew,  4  Hudson,  h.  201  Lydius 
Hendrickson  Matthew  jr.  clerk,  attorney  gene- 
ral's office,  boards  201  Lydius 
Hendrickson  Sarah,  house  100  Green 
Hendrickson  Wm.  M.  medical  student,  bds.  211 

Lydius 
Hendrie  Gardiner,  moroccodresser,  h.  36  S.  Ferry 
Hendrie  Geo.  moroccodresser,  h.  90  Dallius 
Hendrie  James,  moroccodresser,  h.  90  Dallius 
Heneberg  John,  laborer,  house  92  Cherry 
Heneberg  Margaret,  widow,  house  92  Cherry 
Henegan  David,  shipcarpenter,  h.  31  Van  Schaick 
Heney  Hins,  tailor,  house  215  Green 
Hengelman  Adam,  moulder,  h.  Broad,  Beth'm 
Henigan  ^ohn,  tinsmith,  house  61  Johnson 
Henly  Edward  {Stone,  Henly  &  Co.),  Morning 

Express,  52  State,  house  80  Green 
Henly  James  M.  blacksmith,  boards  64  Bradford 
Hennessey  Bridget,  widow,  bouse  52  Rensselaer 
Hennessey  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  53  Van  Schaick 
Hennessey  James,  laborer,  h.  852  Broadway 
Hennessey  James,  hostler,  house  19  Westerlo 
Hennessey  Jane,  widow,  house  150  Church 
Hennessey  John,  laborer,  house  50  Lawrence 
Hennessey  John,  moulder,  house  160  Church 
Hennessey  John,  mason,  house  271  Lumber 
Hennessey  John,  porter,  Stanwix  Hall 
Hennessey  John,  {Kinsella  &  H.),  106  Arch,  h. 

73  Schuyler 
Hennessey  John,  cooper,  bds.  B'way  cor.  John 
Hennessey  John,  laborer,  house  128  Water 
Hennessey  Julia,  widow,  house  73  Schuyler 
Hennessey  Michael,  solecutter,  h.  118  Dallius 
Hennessey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  33  Fulton 
Hennessey  Patrick,  laborer,  b.  273  North  Pearl 
Hennessey  Richard,  carpenter,  bds.  73  Schuyler 
Hennessey  Thomas,  laborei',  bds.  50  Van  Zandt 
Hennessey  Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  73  Schuyler 
Hennessey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  20  Van  Zandt' 
Hennessey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  38  Canal 
Hennessey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  13  Fulton 
Hennessey  Thomas,  plasterer,  house  at  Bath 
Hennessey  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  189  Broadway 
Henry  Charles,  laborer,  house  41  N.  Lansing 
Henry  Charles  V.  {Jacob  Henry's  Sons),  house 

198  North  Pearl 
Henry  Daniel,  carriagemaker,  h.  at  N.  Albany 
Henry  Harman,  carpenter,  boards  85  Westerlo 
Henry  Horace  H.  (/.  Henry's  Sons),  boards  198 
North  Pearl  [Newtonville 

Henry  Jacob,  fire  brick,  Tivoli  hollow,  house  at 
Henry  Jacob's  Sons  (Charles  V.  and  Horace  H.), 
manufacturers  of  fire  brick,   stove  linings, 
Tivoli  hollow 
Henry  Jane  Mrs.  dressmaker,  house  54  Willett 
Henry  John,  laborer,  house  81  Sand 
Henry  Thos.  bookkeeper,  Ransom's  stove  works, 

house  160  Church 
Henry  Wm.  L.  clerk,  house  106  First 
Hensel  Jacob  Mrs.  house  175  Broad 
Henshaw  Joseph  S.  porterhouse,  Broadway  cor. 

South  Ferry,  house  do. 
Henshaw  Thomas  C.  pianotuner  and  regulator, 

519  Broadway  and  81  State,  h.  23  S.  Ferry 
Henshaw  William,  carpenter,  h.  83  Wash.  ave. 
Hensler  Christian,  house  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Henzel  Anton,  furnaceman,  house  152  Broad 


Hepinstall  George,  agent,  leather  and  findings, 
25  Hudson,  h.  129  Hamilton  I  Lark 

Herbert  Geo.  F.  clerk.  Assorting  House,  b.  120 
Herbert  George  H.  clerk,  P.  0.  house  KG  Lark 
Herbert  Georiie  W.  bookkeeper,  h.  49  Lydius 
Herbert  Oliver,  h.  Second  n.  Harrison,  G'bush 
Herbert  Richard,  shoemaker,  house  Second  near 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Herbst  Abraham,  peddler,  house  52  Clinton 
Herdel  Gabriel,  shoemaker,  house  170  Broad 
Herdey  Frank,  moulder,  house  56  Colonie 
Herkingham  Augustus,  boatman,  house  Plumb 

near  Dallius 
Herkingham  Michael,  carman,  h.  60  Delaware 
Herkingham  Philip,  laborer,  house  28  Bradford 
Herleliy  P'rancis  J.  cooper,  h.  55  South  Lansing 
Herlehy  Frank,  cooper,  liouse  202  Broadway 
Herman  Charles,  switchman,  H.  R.   R.  R.   bds. 

Mechanic  above  East,  Greenbush 
Herman  George,  mason,  house  193  Bowery 
Herman  Henry,  mason,  house  145  Bowery 
Herman  Jacob,  furnaceman,  h.  63  Alexander 
Herman  Joiin,  teamster,  house  9  Colonie 
Herman  Morris,  jewelry,  9  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Herman  Philip,  furnaceman,  house  145  Third 
Herman  William,  land  draining  tile,  h.  B'way, 

Greenbush 
Hermance  Joseph  0.  printer,  h.  69  Second 
Hermance  Ryer  J.  carpenter,  house    Mechanic 

above  East.  Greenbush 
Hermance  William  G.  confectioner,  43  S.  Pearl 
Hermsdorff  Henry,  cigarmaker,  house  119  Arch 
Hern  George,  clerk,  bds.  Van  Rensselaer  House 
Hern  John,  conft  ctionery,  62}i  Green,  h.  do. 
Hern  John,  fireman,  house  10  De  Witt 
Hern  Michael,  engineer,  house  10  De  Witt 
Hern  Patrick,  clerk,  boards  Clinton  Hotel 
Hern  Thomas,  moulder,  house  10  De  Witt 
Herold  Emeram,  laborer,  house  59  Sand 
Heron  John  N.  bookkeeper,  boards  72  Canal 
Herpinger  Frederick,  maltster,  house  76  Odell 
Herpst  Andrew,  tailor,  house  1 1  G.  W.  turnpike 
Herrick  Abram,  fish  market,  house  61  Liberty 
Herrick  Avery,  printer,  house  106  Spring 
Herrick  Castle  W.  {Herrick  &  Co.),  bds.  Eagle 

Street  Hotel 
Herrick  Christiana,  widow,  house  61  Liberty 
Herrick  De  Laus  W.  {Leonard  &  H.),  coal  and 

wood,  246  Broadway,  house  23  Liberty 
Herrick  E.  S.  &  Son  (/.  W.),  hats,  402  Broad- 
way, house  79  Hamilton 
Herrick  James,  3d  reg't,  boards  61  Liberty 
Herrick  Jonathan -R.  (Benj.   &  if.),  fruits,  425 
and  427  Broadway  cor.  State,  b.  151  Lydius 
Herrick  J.  W.  {E.  S.  Herrick  &  Son),  402  Broad- 
way, house  79  Hamilton 
Herrick  {Lewis  JR.)  &  Co.  (C.  W.  Herrick),  man- 

ufs.  sugar  coated  pills,  72  State,  h.  186  do. 
Herrick  Romaine,  student,  boards  44  Grand 
Herrick  Simeon,  boatman,  boards  61  Liberty 
Herrin  Edward,  tin  and  coppersmith,  house  11 
Bethlehem  road  [boards  277  do. 

Herschberger  Henry,  shoemaker,  121  S.  Pearl, 
Herschberger  Isaac,  ijoots  and  shoes,  169  South 

•   Pearl,  house  do. 
Herschberger  Lewis,  grocer,  276  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Herschberger  Nathan,  shoemaker,  277  S.  Pearl 
Herthich  Frank,  furnaceman,  house  54  Colonie 
Hertkorn  Anton,  laborer,  h.  r.  331  Wash.  ave. 
Hertline  Christian,  grocer,  house  249  Sand 
Hertz  {Joseph)  &  Lehman  (Martin),  cabinet  man- 
uf.  and  upholstery,  95  State,  h.  313  S.  Pearl 
Herz  Philip,  cabinetmaker,  hoiisfe  150  Broad 
Herzfield  Frank,  554  Broadway,  bds.  8S  Green 
Herzog  Ernest  J.  slateroofer,  h.  r.  32  Division 
Herzog  Henry,  shoemaker,  104K  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Herzog  Jacob,  porterhouse,  87  Lydius,  h.  do. 


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Heskey  Annie,  dressmaker,  house  413  Lydius 

Heslin  Michael,  cooper,  house  86  Arch 

Hess  Christopher,  oysters,  62  Green,  house  do. 

Hess  Jacob,  broommaker,  house  198  Bowery 

Hess  John,  engineer,  house  16  Morton 

Hess  Moses,  cigarstore,  266  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 

Hess  Valentine,  broommaker,  h.  288  Wash.  ave. 

Hess   Valentine    jr.   broommaker,   boards    288 

Washington  avenue 
Hessberg  Mayer,  slioemaker,  house  125  Franklin 
Hessberg  Simon,  shoemaker,  264  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hesse  Francis  W-  coachlace  weaver,  h.  1  Howard 
Hesse  Henry,  shoeblacking,  house  47  Clinton 
Hession  Bridget,  widow,  house  198  Orange 
Hession  Patrick,  laborer,  house  56  Third 
Hetrick  Michael,  butcher,  1  Center  Market,  h 

15  Delaware  turnpike  [Teunis 

Hettebach  George,  grocei-,  Van  Vechten  corner 
Hettinger  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  135  Sand 
Hevelock  Elizabeth,  house  Elm  near  Grand 
Hevenor  Wiutield  S.  {Van  Alstync  &  H.),  attor- 
ney, 4  Douw's  Building,  house  82  Bleecker 
Hewes  Henrietta  B.  teacher,  house  289  Hamilton 
Hewes  S.  Emilus,  architect,   443  Broadway,  h. 

289  Hamilton 
Hewick  Adam,  cooper,  h  126  Washington  ave. 
Hewick  Charles  (H.  &  C.  H.),  bds.  49  Bowery 
Hewick  Henry  &  Charles,  coopers,  74  Quay,  h. 

9  Bowery 
Hewick  Ludwig,  cooper,  house  49  Bowery 
Hewlg  Conrad,  varnisher,  house  162  Broad 
Hewitt  John,  house  79  Third 
Hewitt  John,  carman,  house  5  Westerlo 
Hewitt  Thomas,  slioemaker,  h.  66  Wash.  ave. 
Hewson  Charity,  seamstress,  house  West  Arch 

near  Perry 
Hewson  Daniel  J.  house  61  Lydius 
Hewson  Eliza,  widow,  boards  209  Lvdius 
Hewson  John  E.  3d  reg't,  house  49  Union 
Hewson  Nancy,  widow,  house  61  Lydius 
Heydon    Bateman    E.   coal  and  sawed    wood, 

B'way,  G'busli,  orders  rec'd  at  389  B'way 
Heydon  Charles  B    17  State,  bds.  233  Lydius 
Heyes  Mary,  widow,  house  Elm  near  Grand 
Heylan  Peter,  porterhouse.  East  Albany 
Hiam  Augustus,  clerk.  Lumber  district,  boards 

661  Broadway  [95  Dallius 

Hiams  Daniel  D.  Tompkins,  stovemounter,  li. 
Hibbard  Truman,  carman,  60  North  Lansing 
Hibberd  Franklin,  stagedriver,  house  27  ("hurch 
Hibsch  George,  moulder,  house  259  S.  Pearl 
Hickcox  Charles  S.  Mrs.  house  206  Hamilton 
Hickcox  Hamlet  H.  secretary  and  treasurer  A. 

&  S.  R.  R.  73  State,  house  9  Lancaster 
Hickcox  John  H.  State  Library,  house  64  Elm 
Hickey  Andrew,  miller,  house  West  Ferry  alley 
Hickey  Daniel,  laborer,  house  53  Schuyler 
Hickey  Dennis,  grocer,  Arch  c.  Franklin,  h.  do. 
Hickey  Edward,  laborer,  house  71  Colonie 
Hickey  James  [John  Hickey  &  Bro.),  grocer,  h. 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hickey  Jocelyn,  bootmaker,  house  35  Dean 
Hickey  John  &  Bro.  {James),  grocers,  Broadway, 

also  East  cor.  Mechanic,  G'bush,  house  do. 
Hickey  .John,  carpenter,  118  Lydius,  h,  24  Morton 
Hickey  John,  laborer,  house  188  Broadway 
Hickey  Maryaret,  widow,  house  243  N.  Pearl 
Hickey  Michael,  grocer,  Greenbush 
Hickey  Michael,  soap  fat,  house  114  Dallius 
Hickey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  176  Green 
Hickey  Tiiomas,  grocer.  Fowler  c.  White,  Bath 
Hickey  Timothy,  moroccofinisher,  h.  360  State 
Hickey  William,  moulder,  h.  26  Van  Woert 
Hicks  C.  Mary,  widow,  house  5  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Hicks  Maria,  widow,  nurse,  bds.  164  N.  Pearl 
Hicks  T.  G.  speculator,  boards  Farmers'  Hotel 
Hidell  Jacob,  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R. 


Hidley  John  H.  music  publisher  and  dealer  in 

pianofortes  »nd  musical  instruments,   &c. 

519  Broadway  and  81  >State,  h.  2  Hall  place 
Higbie  Rebecca  A.  widow,  house  252  Broadway 
Higgins  Catharine,  widow,  house  53  Mulberry 
Higgins  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  55  Montgomery 
Higgins  Edward,  peddler,  house  113  (.reen 
Higgins  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  50  Water 
Higgins  Frances,  widow,  house  100  Orange 
Higgins  Henry,  actor,  boards  57  Lydius 
Higgins  James,  cutter,  house  32  De  Witt 
Higgins  James,  hoards  315  Washington  avenue 
Higgins  John,  laborer,  house  70  Canal 
Higgins  John,  agt.  Larose's  express,  b.  142  B'way 
Higgins  Michael,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Higgins  Michael,  laborer,  house  38  Jefferson 
Higgins  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  224  Broadway 
Higgins  Michael,  laborer,  house  200  Orange 
Higgins  Michael,  laborer,  house  74  Colonie 
Higgins  Owen,  laborer,  house  13  Lawrence 
Higgins  Robert,  laborer,  boards  9  Chapel 
Higgins  Robert,  produce,  266  Washington  ave. 

house  315  do. 
Higgins  Robert,  laborer,  house  618  Broadway 
Hii,'gins  Solomon  F.  attorney,  7  North  Pearl,  h. 

"89  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Higgins  Thomas,  fireman,  house  53  Mulberry 
Higgins  Thomas,  grocer,  21  Lawrence,  hou.se  do. 
Higgins  {Thomas)   &  Davy    (Hugh),  wines  and 

liquors,  618  and  620  B'way,  h.  21  Lawrence 
HiggiiiS  Thomas,  laborer,  house  38  Water 
Higgins  Thomas,  clothing,  21  Lawrence,  h.  do. 
Higham  Edward  A.  bookkeeper,  b.  661  B'way 
Higliam  Lindley,  lumber  insp.  h.  17  V.  Schaick 
Higham  Mary,  widow,  house  130  Green 
Higney  Edward,  boatman,  h.  63  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Hildreth  Hira,  moulder,  house  II  Wilbur 
Hile  Margaret,  widow,  house  516  Clinton  ave, 
Hile  Peter,  moulder,  boards  516  Clinton  avenue 
Hilker  Jacob,  laborer,  house  105  Elk 
Hilker  Philip,  laborer,  house  105  Elk 
Hill  Adam,  brewer,  house  220  Wash,  avenue 
Hill  Alinn,  printer,  house  271  State 
Hill  Andrew  D.  paperhanger,  house  54  Colonic 
Hill  Catharine,  widow,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Hill  Charles,  printer,  house  271  State 
Hill  Charles  Mrs.  house  271  State 
Hill  Cornelius,  fruit,  oysters  and  fish,  43  Green, 

house  41  do. 
Hill   {Ebenezcr),   TJiomas   {William   G.)   &  Co. 

{James  L.  Hyatt),  lumber,  4  Lumber  district 
Hill  Ellery,  laborer,  house  Second,  Greenbush 
Hill  George,  grocer,  73  Pier,  house  239  Lydius 
Hill  Henry,  boards  Lydius  below  Dove 
Hill  Henry  J.  clerk,  73  Pier,  boards  239  Lydius 
Hill  Henry  Y.  porterhouse  S\8>i  State,  h.  do. 
Hill  James,  freight  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  board.s 

Lydius  corner  High 
Hill  John,  teamster,  boards  932  Broadway 
Hill  Leonard  B.  city  laundry,  19  William,  h.  do. 
Hill  Samuel,  laborer,  house  108  Arch 
Hill  Thomas,  contractor,  house  109  First 
Hill  William,  laborer,  house  10  Eagle 
Hill  William,  house  300  South  Pearl 
Hill  Wm.  coachlaceweaver,  boards  r.  82  Canal 
Hill  Wm.  G.  grocer,  73  Pier,  house  239  Lydius 
Hill  Wm.  M.  coachman,  32  Church,  h.  6l"  Union 
Hill  William  W.  {Woodward  &  H.),  .saddlery 

hardware,  3-'4  Broadway,  house  112  Eagle 
Hillanbrant  Charles,  turner,  house  11 1  Snipe 
Hillanbrant  John,  blacksmith,  house  345  State 
Hillenbrant  Martin  Mrs.  house  65  Lafayette 
Hiller  Bernard,  grocer,  643  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hiller  Henry,  grocer,  234  Washington  ave.  h.  do, 
Hiller  Samuel,  grocer,  B'way  c.  Orange,  h.  do. 
Hillhouse  Thomas,  adjt.  gen.  b.  Delavan  House 
Hillier  William,  clerk,  bds.  127  N.  Snipe 


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ALBANY      [H]      DIRECTORY 


Hillis  Henry,  tailor,  house  37  Plumb 
Hillman  Hercules,  shoemaker,  house  24  Canal 
Hillman  Jacob,  teamster,  house  3  Lark 
Hillman  Joseph   {Peck  &  H.),   insurance,   442 

Broadway,  house  at  Troy 
Hillman  Mary,  widow  of  Wm.  b.  1 16  Clin.  ave. 
Hills  Adeline,  widow,  house  82  Second 
Hills  Anthony  H.  accountant  W.  R.  R.  house 

119  Jefferson 
Hills   Charles  A.  clerk  at  chamberlain's  office, 

office,  City  Hall,  house  47  Dallius 
Hill  Henry  J.  clerk,  73  Pier,  bds.  239  Lydius 
Hills  Rui:sell  A.  clerk,  boards  82  Second 
Hills  William   R.   bookkeeper,   Mechanics  and 

Farmers'  Bank,  house  82  Second 
Hillson  James,  broker,  3  Hamilton,  b.  4  Canal 
Hillson  James,  shoemaker,  house  165  Lumber 
Hillson  John,  house  32  Van  Schaick 
Hillson  Robt.  boat  inspector,  b.  32  Van  Schaick 
Hillson  Thomas,  house  4  Canal 
Hilt  Jacob,  barber,  house  215  Jay 
Hilton  Benj.  machinist,  house  75  Cherry 
Hilton  Benj.  P.  carriagemaker,  21  Church,  h.  75 

Cherry  [house  15  Broad 

Hilton  Charles,  civil  engineer,   N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 
Hilton  .John,  carriagemaker.  h.  5  Pho3nix  place 
Hilton  Philip,  carpenter,  house  55  De  Witt 
Hilton  Robert  J.  attorney  and  U.   S.   commis- 
sioner, 74  State,  house  64  Hawk  [Witt 
Hilton  Simon  V.  A.  grainmeasnrer,  bds.  55  De 
Hilton  W.  J.  D.  attorney,  boards  —  Lydius 
Hilts  Martin,  grocer,  152  Washington  avenue, 

boards  Poland's  Hotel 
Himler  John,  moulder,  house  163  Franklin 
Hinch  John,  porter,  355  Broadway,  and  grocer, 

132  Eagle,  house  do. 
Hinckel  Charles,  wines  and  liquors,  83  South 

Pearl,  house  164  Hudson 
Hinckel  Charles  A.  boards  164  Hudson 
Hinckel  Conrad,  carpenter,  house  9  Bowery 
Hinckel  Eliza,  widow,  house  278  South  Pearl 
Hinckel  Frederick  {Schinncrcr  &  H.),  brewer, 

house  181  Elm 
Hinckley  E.  M.  Mrs.  Mdme.  Demorest's  empo- 
rium of  fashions,  508  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hindnian  Alfred  G.  laces  and  embroideries,  546 

Broadway,  hous(;  159  North  P(?arl 
Hindman  Edward  K.   hosiery,   546  Broadway, 

boards  1 59  North  Pearl 
Hindman  Rt-becca  1.  teacher,  dis.  school^ No.  13, 

boards  159  Lumber 
Hine  Frank   B.    agent   sewing    machines,    564 

Broadway,  house  132  S^-cond 
Hine  John,  blacksmith,  house  98  Snipe 
Hines  Elliot,  baker,  house  211  Jeffierson 
Hinkley  Joseph,  painter,  house  17  Rose 
Hinkley  Leander  (Lewis  &  H.),  flour  and  grain, 

89  Quay,  house  35  Broad 
Hinman  Brothers  [John  II.  &  Walter  S.),  dry 

goods,  396  Broadway,  house  84  Hamilton 
Hinman  Walter  S.  (Hinman  Bros.),  396  B'way 
Hinzel  Anton,  moulder,  house  152  Broad 
Hipp  Frederick,  laborer,  house  73  Sand 
Hipsman  John  Gr.  maltster,  house  72  Canal 
Hiscox  "Gardner  C.  mathematical  instrumentma- 

ker,  448  Broadway,  house  do. 
Hisgen  Charles,  painter,  house  39  Sand 
Hisgen  Conrad,  carriagepainter,  house  40  Sand 
Hisgen  Henry  A.  refreshment  saloon,  7  Howard 
Hitchcock  A.  Mrs.  house  25  Dallius 
Hitclicock  A.  M.  capt.  St.  Bt.  Ontario,  77  Pier 
Hitchcock  A.  Robinson,  machinist,  h.  196  Green 
Hitchcock    David  H.   boat  captain,    house    5G 

Wester!  0 
Hitcbcock  Frank,  boatman,  boards  56  Westerlo 
Hitchcoqk  James,  pilot,  house  22  Lydius 
Hitchcock  James  S.  waiter,  house  20  Lydius 


Hitchcock  Joel  A.  pilot,  house  137  Eagle 
Hitclicock  John  H.  house  18  Washington  ave. 
Hitchcock  Nicholas,  pilot,  house  130  Eagle 
Hitchcock  William  P.  pilot,  house  47  Division 
Hoag  Bridget,  house  10  Foundry  place 
Hoag  Daniel  S.  peddler,  boards  25  Lancaster 
Hoag  (Francis)  &  Briggs  (Oliver),  produce  com- 
mission, 10  Exchange,  house  32  Chestnut 
Hoag  George,  engineer,   Western  R.   R.   house 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hoag  Joseph'W.  clerk,  46  State,  b.  12  Liberty 
Hoag  Milton,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards  Ved- 

der's  Hotel 
Hoag  Richard  T.  captain,  house  281  Hudson 
Hoag  Silas  E.  clerk,  boards  32  Jay 
Hoage  Abram,  shoemaker,  h.  8  Vliu  Tromp 
Hoarn  Martin,  carman,  house  51  Van  Woert 
Hobart  William,  bookkeeper,  bds.  278  B'way 
Hobbens  Mary,  widow,  house  53  Third 
Hobbens  William,  teamster,  boards  53  Third 
Hobbs  Chas.  W.  clerk,  420  B'way,  b.  76  Philip 
Hobbs  (E.  A.)  &  Bidden  (H.  E.),  grocers  and 

fruit  dealers,  5  Clinton  ave.  bds,  24  Third 
Hobbs  George  W.  (Steele  &  H.),  saddlery  hard- 
ware, 420  Broadway,  house  76  Philip 
Hobbs  George  W.  jr.  linut.  91st  reg't,  b.  76  Philip 
Hochemer,  Franz,  laborer,  house  14  Orange 
Hock  Margaret,  widow,  house  6  Tennis 
Hocker  John,  furnaceman,  house  33  Tenuis 
Hocknell  John,  teamster,  house  at  Bath 
Hockridge  Smith,  engineer,  house  Steuben  near 
Fnrry,  Bath  [Blue  row,  G'bush 

Hodge  John  M.  machinist,    W.   R.   R.  boards 
Hodge  Thomas  A.  engineer,  W.  R.  R.  house  Blue 

row,  Greenbush 
Hodgi-ns  Thomas,  teamster,  house  243  Elm 
Hodgens  Thomas  jr.  carpenter,  boards  243  Elm 
Hodgens  Wm  porterhouse,  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Hodgins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  21  Plain 
Hodarins  William,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 

3  Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Hodgkins  Stephen  L.  painter,  h.  22  Westerlo 
Hodgsett  William,  cooper,  h.  638  Broadway 
Hoes  Stephen  V.  R.  clothing,  331  B'way,  h.  do. 
Hoett  Jacob,  bartender,  house  56  Union 
Hoff  Alex.  H.  physician,  87  North  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Holf  Jacob,  laborer,  house  Green  cor.  Bassett 
Hoff  John,  laborer,  house  161  Sand 
HoflFman  Anabella,  widow  of  Leonard  G.  house 

115  Church 
Hoffman  Andrew,  boatman,  house  35  Clinton 
Hoffman  Barnard,  overseer  at  Penitentiary,  h. 

Jay  corner  High 
Hoffman  Benjamin,  house  202  Lydius 
Hoffman  Charles,  furnaceman,  h.  290  Wash.  av. 
Hoffman  Ernst,  clergyman,  house  200  Bowery 
Hoffman  Eustace,  laborer,  house  W.  Ferry  near 

Partridge 
Hoffman  Francis,  moulder,  house  10  Tennis 
Hoffman  Frank,  brushmaker,  house  15  Tennis 
Hoffman  George,  furnaceman,  h.  38  Broad,  Beth. 
Hoffman  Isaac,  peddler,  house  241  South  Pearl 
Hoffman  Jacob,  moulder,  house  3  Teunis 
Hoffman  John,  furnaceman,  h.  283  Wash.  ave. 
Hoffman  John,  laborer,  bds.  Orange  c.  B'way 
Hoffman  John  M.  laborer,  h.  330  South  Pearl 
Hoffman  Joseph,  laborer,  boards  91  Chiu'ch 
Hoffman  Joseph  E.  blacksmith,  h.  22  Bethl.  rd. 
Hoffman  L.  G.  ( Wiles,  H.  &  Rowland),  real  estate 

broker,  55  State,  boards  28  Plain 
Hoffman  Maria,  widow,  house  202  Lydius 
Hoffman  Philip,  grocer,  212  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Hoffman  Thomas,  boardinghousp,  91  Church 
Hoffman  Wm.  engineer,  h.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Hoffman  Wm.  laborer,  h.  Van  Vechten  c.  Clin. 
Hoffmeister  Anton,  tailor,  house  78  Odell 
Hofstetter  Conrad,  tailor,  house  39  Alexander 


ALBANY      [H]      DIRECTORY 


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Hogaboom  Davit!,  express  newsman,  house  88 

Swan 
Hogaboom  George  W.   {Stone,   Henly  &    Co.), 

Morning  Express,  52  State,  house  208  Swan 
Hogan  Andrew,  teamster,  house  49  Cherry 
Hogan  Barney,  moroccodresser,  h.  133  Canal 
Hogan  Cornelius,  house  67  Van  Woert 
Hogan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  rear  16  Lumber 
Hogan  Daniel,  moulder,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Hogan  David,  laboi-er,  house  Colonic  c.  Center 
Hogan  Edward,  blacksmith,  Broadway,  Bath 
Hogan  Ellen,  widow,  house  110  Canal 
Hogan  James,  laborer,  house  76  Van  Woert 
Hogan  Jeremiah,  gilder,  house  263  Hudson 
Hogan  John,  carpenter,  house  103  Elm 
Hogan  Jolin,  shoemaker,  house  5  Clinton 
Hogan  {John)  &  Co.  {L.  JD.  Hogan),  hatters,  12 

Beaver,  house  39  South  Ferry 
Hogan  John  C.  coppersmith,  house  62  Third 
Hogan  Leverett  D.  (Hogan  &  Co.),  12  Beaver,  b. 

39  South  Ferry 
Hogan  Mary,  widow,  house  140  Green 
Hogan  Mary  Miss,  house  50  Van  Zandt 
Hogan  Mary  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Plain 
Hogan  Martin,  laborer,  h.  46  North  Lansing 
Hogan  Martin,  laborer,  h.  Johnson  cor.  Philip 
Hogan  Michael,  paver,  house  43  Liberty 
Hogan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  24  Jefferson 
Hogan  Michael,  moulder,  house  32  Jefferson 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  at  North  Albany 
Hogan  Patrick,  furnaceman,  bds.  55  Jackson 
Hogan  Patrick,  furnaceman,  house  3  Learned 
Hogan  Peter,  civil  engineer,  74  State,  house  132 

Hamilton 
Hogan  Richard,  laborer,  h.  Road  near  Canal 
Hogan  Sophia,  house  27  Elm 
Hogan  Susan,  widow,  house  263  Hudson 
Hogan  Thomas,  house  50  West  Ferry 
Hogan  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  36  Jefferson 
Hogan  Timothy,  gardener,  house  169  Jefferson 
Hogan  Wm.  teamster,  house  20  Sand 
Hogan  William  H.  farmer,  house  New  Scotland 

plank  road 
Hogeboom  Mary,  milliner,  42  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Hogle  Augusta,  piano  teacher,  boards  76  First 
Hogle  Horace  Mrs.  fancy  goods,  610  B'way,  h.  do. 
Hogle  Jacob,  clerk,  104  Pier,  boards  do. 
Hogle  James  C.  variety  store,  49  Wash.  av.  h.  do. 
Hogle  Melinda,  widow,  house  76  First 
Hogstotch,  John,  carpenter,  house  230  Wash.  av. 
Hoh  Charles,  papermaker,  house  76  Bassett 
Holbrook  Francis  W.  clerk,  Albany  City  Bank, 

house  201  State 
Holbrook  N.  H.  Mrs.  widow,  house  201  State 
Holbrook  Willard  F.  student,  41  North  Pearl, 

boards  22  Jay 
Holcombe  Henry,  machinist,  house  Mechanic 

above  East,  Greenbush  [51  De  Witt 

Holden  Hiram,  meatstall,  865  Broadway,  house 
Holden  John,  tailor,  boards  7  Lark 
Holden  John  W.  lum.  inspector,  h.  51  De  Witt 
Holden  Stephen,  attorney,  74  State,  bds.  41  Jay 
Holder  William,  brewer,  boards  354  Bowery 
Holdredge  David  F.  carpenter,  h.  74  Eagle 
Holdridge  Howard,  house  111  Church 
Holdridge  Robt.  boards  111  Church 
Holiday  James,  4tli  dist.  police,  h.  145  Lancaster 
Holla  Cliarles,  shoemaker,  400  Broadway,  house 

291  Washington  avenue 
Holland  Win.  bootfitter,  house  31  Church 
Holland  Wm.  laborer,  house  12  Cherry, 
UoUenbeck  Cornelia  Miss,  tailoress,  house  177 

Jefferson     • 
Hollenbeck  Cornelia,  widow,  house  115  Spring 
Hollenbeck  Gilbert  G.  boatman,  h.  260  Lumber 
Hollenbeck  Henry  B.  carman,  h.  102  Jefferson 
Hollenbeck  J.  B.  clerk,  boards  llager's  Hotel 


HoUigan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  42  Third 
Holligan  Peter  H.  shoemaker,  h.  16  N.  Lansing 
HoUister  Edward  P.  attorney,  73  State 
Holler  Jacob,  grocer,  30  Bowery,  house  do. 
Holman  Henry,  mason,  house  112  Spring 
Holmes  Amos  T.  notary  public  and  insurance 
agent,  1  Exchange  Building,  h.  46  Hudson 
Holmes  Benjamin,  boards  55  High 
Holmes  Edward  R.  baker,  house  43  Lydius 
Holmes  Henry  B.  hosiery,  26  South  Pearl,  house 

218  Hamilton 
Holmes  Isabella,  widow,  house  675  Broadway 
Holmes  James,  laborer,  bds.  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Holmes  Mary,  widow,  house  310  Hamilton 
Holmes  Robert,  grain  insp.  7  Hudson,  h.  55  High 
Holmes  Sarah  J.  tailoress,  boards  35  Hawk 
Holohan  Matthew,  grocer,  38  Rensselaer,  h.  do. 
Holohan  Wm.  peddler,  house  at  North  Albany 
Hols  Sophia,  widow,  house  37  Plumb      [Steven 
Holtscher  Herman,  laborer,  h.  Van  Vechten  cor. 
Holstein  John,  shoemaker,  house  53  Clinton 
Holstein  L.  D.  Mrs.  house  159  Eagle 
Holstein   {Lafayette  D.),  Cheevei  {Calvin  R.)  & 
McNamara  {Jno.  W.),  attorneys,  82  State,  h. 
234  Hudson 
Holt  Charles  B.  {Jared  Sc  C.  B.  H.),  h.  136 Hudson 
Holt  Daniel  B.  carpenter,  15  Great  W.  turnpike, 

house  17  do. 
Holt  Jared  &  C.  B.  leather  and  finding  store,  48 

Hudson,  house  1  Hall  place 
Holt  Win.  coachman,  house  179  Lancaster 
Holton  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  Grand  c.  Morton 
Holtsdorf  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  94  Bassett 
Holtzer  Aaron,  peddler,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Holtzmacher,  Theodore,  tailor,  h.  147  Broad 
Holtzschoe  John,  shoemaker,  house  200  Broad 
Holweck  Frank,  grocer,  Clinton  cor.  Alexander 
Homanner  Pauline,  widow,  house  199  Broad 
Home  Ann,  grocer,  64  Bradford,  house  do. 
Home  John,  shoemaker,  hou.se  19  Sand 
Homes  Henry  A.  assistant  librarian.  State  Libra- 
ry, house  77  Hawk 
Honey  Michael,  furnaceman,  house  128  Beaver 
Honeysett  James,  baker,  194  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Hood  Benj.  L.  jewelry,  40  State,  h.  98  Lydius 
Hood  PHter,  tinsmith,  house  33  Plumb 
Hood  Thomas,  furnaceman,  house  at  Bath 
Hoogebruin  Jacob,  painter,  house  212  Jefferson 
Hook  Peter,  4th  district  police,  h.  82  Spring 
Hook  Peter,  jr.  moulder,  boards  122  Spring 
Hooke  Moses  {Hall,  Hooke  &  Co.),  flour,  grain 
and  com.  mer.  95  Green,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Hope  Helen,  house  120  Lydius 
Hope  Robert  {N.  Lodge  &  Co.),  drain  tile  manu- 
facturer. Plank  road,  h.  Lydius  n.  Quail 
Hopey  George  W.  clerk,  b.  S.  Pearl  c.  Bassett 
Hopkins  Benjamin,  tinsmith,  h.  167  Hamilton 
Hopkins  Joanna,  widow,  house  20  Dallius 
Hopkins  L.  J.  grocer,  Bassett  cor.  Franklin,  h. 

99  Bassett 
Hopkins  Michael,  laborer,  house  92  Van  Woert 
Hopkins  Orville  D.  bartender,  h.  22  Clin.  are. 
Hopkins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  3  Bleecker 
Hopkins  Simon,  laborer,  h.  Plumb  n.  Franklin 
Hopp  Catharine,  widow,  house  29  Robin 
Hopper  Christopher,  horsedealer,  h.  2  Broad 
Hopper  Wm.  peddler,  house  282  Bowery 
Horan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  24  Lawrence 
Horan  John,  laborer,  house  56  Lawrence 
Horan  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  169)4  Montgomery 
Horen  John,  carman,  house  61  Van  Woert 
Horen  John  W.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.   boards 

30  Steuben 
Horen  Karen,  laborer,  house  73  Lawrence 
Horen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  65  Van  Woert 
Horn  Nicholas  J.  liarnessmaker,  h.  235  Wash.  a. 
Horner  John,  bookkeeper,  house  94  Spring 


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Horner  John,  moulder,  h.  327  Washington  ave. 
Horner  Nathaniel,  printer,  boards  94  Spring 
Horrigan  Michael,  carpenter,  h.  301  North  Pearl 
Horst  Frederick,  clerk,  boards  93  Green 
Hortman  William,  macliinist,   house  Wendell 

above  East,  Greenbusli 
Horton  Charles,  butcher,  863  B'way,  h.  14  Third 
Horton  Frederick,  carman,  house  Bath 
Horton  James  M.  451  Broadway,  h.  218  Hudson 
Horton  Jared,  meatstall,  Second  cor.  Swan,  h. 

36  Third 
Horton  John,  coachmaker,  boards  29  Division 
Hosch  Edward,  saloon,  916  B'way,  bds.  890  do. 
Hosch  Philip  H.  confectioner,  h.  916  Broadway 
Hosch  William,  confectioner,  house  Kirk's  alley 
Hosmer  {Gustavus  P.)  &   Townsend   {Robot}, 

staves,  55  Pier,  boards  American  Hotel 
Hosmer  Henry  G.  clerk,  55  Pier,  bds.  30  Steuben 
Hotaling  Aaron  &  Hiram,  ice,  55  Broadway,  h. 

71  Lydius 
Hotaling  Cliauncey,  ice,  house  161  Franklin 
Hotaling  C.  house  Second  avenue,  Greenbusli 
Hotaling  David  I.  builder,  house  195  Lancaster 
Hotaling  Hiram   (A.   &.    IJ.   Hotaling),   ice,  41 

Broadway,  house  72  Herkimer 
Hotaling  Jacob  {Hotalings  &  Chaddon),  h.  228Elm 
Hotaling  Jane  M.  house  28  Plain 
Hotaling  Jasper  K.  accountant,  boards  128  Green 
Hotaling  Joshua,  carpenter,  house  Whitehall  rd. 
cor.  Broad  [Lancaster 

Hotaling  Lansing,  attorney,  74  State,  boards  195 
Hotaling  (.Uoscs)  &  Paddock  (Pete/- J.)  grocers. 

lOl  South  Pearl,  house  93  Hamilton 
Hotaling  William  (^Hotalings  &  Chaddon),  house 

256Elm 
Hotaling  William  R.  carman,  house  227  Green 
Hotalings  &  Cliaddon  (Jacob  and  Wm.  Hotaling 
He  Ephraim  Chaddon),  hay  hoops,  374  Lydius 
Hotchkiss  Isaac,  patternmaker,  h.  2*^  W.  Ferry 
Hotcbkiss  M.  K.  salesman,  37  Dean,  bds.  Mer- 
chants' Hotel 
Hotchkiss  Thomas,  baker,  h.  182  S.  Pearl 
Hotto  Henry,  comedian,  bds.  42  Grand 
Houck  Charles  E.  house  297  Wasiiington  ave. 
Houck  Christian,  proprietor  Houck's  Hotel,  74 

Washington  avenue 
Houck  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  239  Elm 
Houck  James  A.  clerk  at  Houck's  Hotel 
Houck  Peter  L.  clerk,  666  B'way,  h.  86  Beaver 
Houck  PeterL.  jr.  clerk,  666 B'way,  b.  86  BeaVer 
Houfl"  Philip,  tailor,  house  339  Wash.  ave. 
Hough  Eliza,  widow,  house  123  Lydius 
Hough  Franklin  B.  78  State  [Broadway 

Hough  G.  W.  at  Dudley  Observatory,  bds.  669 
Houghkirk  James  F.  mason,  hou.se  189  Swan 
Houghkirk  Wm.  H.  I8th  reg't,  h.  1S9  Swan 
Houghtaling  Geo.  E.  carpenter,  1  Tivoli  hollow 
Houghtuling  James,  peddler,  house  16  John 
Houghtaling  John  H.  91st  reg't,  li.  165  B'way 
Houghtaling  Jolm  R.  2d  dist.  police,  h.  6  Broad 
Houghtaling  Nichola.s,  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R.  h. 

Greeu  cor.  Third,  Greenbusli 
Houghtaling  Petei-  D.  shoemaker,  h.  405  Lydius 
Houghton  J.  W.  shoemaker,  h.  38  S.  Lansing 
Houghton  Silas,  mariner,  hous  j  83  Westerlo 
Houghton  Thomas,  tinsmith,  h.  255  Hamilton 
Houlihan  Honora,  widow,  house  69  Lawrence 
Houlihan  Julia,  widow,  house  45  Van  Woert 
IIoull  Henry,  tallyman,  bds-  42  Swan,  Arb.    hill 
Ho'.-ll  Oliver,  house  42  Swan,  corner  Third 
Hounson  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  149  S.  Pearl 
Hourigan  Joseph,  grocer,  70  Rensselaer,  h.  do. 
Hourigan  Patrick,  porter,  42  Dean,  h.  1C3  Grand 
House  Wins.  A.  bowling,  398  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Houseman  .lolin,  liarnessmaker,  h.  153  Spring 
Houseman  William,  bookkeeper, 348 Broadway, 
boards  116  Green 


Housemiller  Louis,  policeman,  fconse448  Lydius 
Housler  Casper,  house  107  Grand 
Houston  Christiana,  widow,  h.  52  S.  Lansing 
Hovey  James  0.  clerk,  63  State,  b.  28  Division 
Hovey  Jeremiah   M.   boatman,  house  Steuben 

near  Ferry,  Bath 
Howard  Henry  R.  costumer,  house  55  Green 
Howard  .lames,  carman,  house  219  Third 
Howard  Margaret,  widow,  hou.se  213  Broadway 
Howard  Mary,  widow,  house  87  Lancaster 
Howard  Mary  E.  teacher,  bds.  87  Lancaster 
Howard  Patrick,  laborer,  house  184  Broadway 
Howard  Samuel,  hay  &c.  143  Hudson,  h.  do 
Howard  Wm.  blacksmith,  h.  113  Franklin 
Howe  Charles  A.  engineer,  bds.  260  N.  Pearl 
Howe  Edward  J.  blacksmith,  bds.  9  Lumber 
Ilowe  George,  butcher,  h.  Yates  n.  Ontario 
Howe  James  K.  cutter,  313  B'way,  h.  29  Division 
Howe  John  A.  com.  nier.  317  Broadway,  house 

197  Luiubf^r 
Howe  L.  B.  shoe  manufactory  at  Penitentiary,  h, 

132  Lark  •        [216  Hamilton 

Howe  Reulien  L.  &  Co.   furniture,   96  State,  h. 
Howell  Letitia,  widow,  hou.<;e  72  Lydius 
Howes  James  W.  Ashland  farm,  junction  Lydius 

and  Western  turnpike 
Howlin  James  J.  tailor,  house  61  Beaver 
Hoxsie  George  W.  manufacturer  of  Hoxsie,  25 

Hamilton  corner  Liberty,  h.  do 
Hoy  Charles  T.  dep.  sup't.  at  Penitentiary 
Hoy  James,  laborer,  house  128  Water 
Hoy  John  jr.  stoves,  18  Green,  house  43  Jay 
Hoy  Martin,  carpenter,  house  125  Canal 
Hoy  Owen,  grocer,  39  Hamilton,  house  do 
Hoy  Sarah,  tailoress,  bds.  32  Rensselaer 
Hoyland  James  H.  grocer,  365  State,  h.  do 
Hoyland  James  H.  printer,  house  365  State 
Hoyland  George,  porter,  463  B'way,  h.  7  S.  Ferry 
Hoyle  Jeremiaii,  1st  dist.  police",  h.  5  Wilbur 
Hoysradt  John  H.  bds.  91  Lydius 
Hoyt  Antoinette,  widow,  h.  Elm  cor.  Eagle 
Hoyt  Charles  E.  bookkeeper  at  Franklin  Machine 

Works,  bds.  Elm  cor.  Eagle 
Hoyt  George,  sashmaker,  h.  1 12  Broad 
Hoyt  George  (/as.  H.  Osborn  &  Co.),  grocers,  169 

South  Pem-1,  hou.se  83  Westerlo 
Hoyt  George  B.  (Putnam  &  H.),  coal,  Eagle  cor. 

Hudson,  and   Broadway  corner  Weaterlo, 

house  Elm  corner  Eagle 
Hoyt  Joseph  E.  restaurant,   123  Pier,  house  16 

South  Ferry  [Hawk 

Hoyt  Lucius  C.  clerk,  453  Broadway,  house  112 
Hoyt  K.  Mrs.  house  51  iJorth  Pearl 
Hoyt  Wm.  T.  frameraaker,  house  3  Bleecker  pi. 
Hubbard  Butler,  waterman,  h.  217  Lumber 
Hubbard  Michael,  porterhouse,  120  Broadway 
Hubbard  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  56  Cherry 
Hubbard  Rhoda,  nurse,  house  217  Lumber 
Hubbard  Wellington,  farmer,  bds.  North  Albany 
Hubbell  (Jfcwri/)  &  Johnson  (W.   T.),   carriage 

makers,  19  Church,  h.  21  S.  Lansing 
Hubbell  John  C.  clerk  at  Hill,  Thomas  &  Co.'s, 

hous.3  \3i>i  North  Pearl 
Hube  Conrad,  mason,  house  98  Bradford 
Hubener  Nicholas,  grcrer,  house  191  Broad 
Huber  Jacob  J.  lager  beer  saloon  and  people's 

garden,  293  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Hubert  Wm.  safemaker,  h.  194  South  Pearl 
Hubolt  Wm.  A.  Rev.  h.  86  Bleecker 
Huddlestone  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  403  Lydius 
Hudson  Wm.  laborer,  h.  200  Clin.  ave. 
Huebsch  Jacob,  moulder,  bds.  i.'66  Br(>adway 
Huested  Alfred  B.  bds.  183  Lydius 
lluested  Kinmory,  artist,  56  State,  b.  183  Lydius 
Huested  Mabala'Mrs.  house  183  Lydius 
Huested  Sylvanus  B.  teacher,  h.  183  Lydius 
Hughes  Arthur,  grocer,  90  Van  Woert,  house  do. 


ALBANY      [H]      DIBBCTORY. 


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Hughes  Bernard,  sexton,  house  50  Colonie 
Hughes  Charles,  baggageinaster,  h.  97  Dallius 
Huglies  Dennis,  machinist,  house  18  Lumber 
Hughes  Dorcas,  widow,  house  170  Spring 
Hughes  Ellen,  house  52  Rensselaer 
Hughes  Francis,  laborer,  house  144  Colonie 
Hughes  George  C.  shoemaker,  h.  408  Lydius 
Hughes  Henry,  laborer,  house  245  Green 
Hughes  Henry,  machinist  W.  R.  R.  h.  B'way, 

Green  bush 
Hughes  James,  grocer,  43  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Hughes  John,  grocer.  Union  cor.  Hamilton 
Hughes  John,  gardener,  house  82  Van  Woert 
Hughes  John,  porterhouse,  48  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Hughes  John  J.  billiard  saloon,  772 >^  Broadway 
Hughes  Mary,  widow,  163  Lumber 
Hughes  Michael,  laborer,  house  52  Rensselaer 
Hughes  Michael,  laborei-,  house  28  Delaware 
Hughes  Michael,  laborer,  house  772  Broadway 
Hughes  Patrick,  cooper,  house  52  Swan 
Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  house  110  Dallius 
Hughes  Patrick,  carman,  house  74  Van  Woert 
Hughes  Thomas,  grocer,  53  Church,  h.  do. 
Hughes  Thomas,  laborer,  house  170  Spring 
Hughes  Wm.  blacksmith,  house  182  S.  Pearl 
Hughes  Wm.  H.  teacher,  house  74  Westerlo 
Hughson  Mafia,  house  97  Herkimer 
Hulburt  {Lester)  &  La  Monte  {David  S.),  fancy 

goods,  392  Broadway,  house  15  Broad 
Huling  Perry,  engineer,  house  East  near  Me- 
chanic, Green  bush 
Hull  Augustus  P.  ex.  delivery,  h.  51  High 
Hull  Hen  ryB.  shoemaker,  7 1 1  Broadway,  bds. 

18  Quackenbush 
Hulsapple  Cornelius,  h,  42  Clinton  avenue 
Hulsapple  Piatt,  carpenter,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Hulse  Fillmore  G.  printer,  house  82  Canal 
Hummel  Adolphus,  bookkeeper,  house  at  North 

Greenbush 
Hummel  Christian,  furnaceman,  h.  167  Broad 
Hummel  Edward,  machinist,  h.  115  Dove 
Hummel  Gottlieb,  tailor,  house  303  Broadway 
Humpf  Joseph,  tailor,  house  21  Van  Vechten 
Humphrey  Barnet  C.   sec.    Albany  Gas  Co.  59 

State,  house  4  Park 
Humphrey  Catharine,  widow,  h.  45  Lafayette 
Humphrey  Correl  {F.  Humphrey's  Sons),  h.   141 

Wiishington  avenue 
Humphrey  fjve  Mrs.  house  316  Lydius 
Humphrey  Friend's  Sons  {Theodore  F.,  James 

H.  and  Correl),  hides  and  leather,  14  and  16 

State  [168  Wash  ave. 

Humphrey  James  H.  {F.  Humphrey's  Sons)  h. 
Humphrey  John  R.  ( Wm.  J.   Humphrey  &  Co.), 

druggist,  39  Wash.  ave.  h.  45  Lafayette 
Humphrey  Misses,  house  39  Hudson 
Humphrey  Robert,  clerk,  482  Broadway,  boards 

316  Lydius  [h.  141  Wash.  ave. 

Humphrey  Tlieodore  F.  {F.   Humphrey's  Sons), 
Humphrey  Wm.  J.  &  Co.  {John  R.    Humphrey), 

druggist,  39  Wash.  ave.  h.  41  Lafayette 
Humphries  Anna,  dressmaker,  2-28  Elm 
Hun  Thomas,  physicijin,  36  Maiden  lane,  house 

25  North  Pearl 
Hungerford  James  E.  carpenter,  h.  N.  Albany 
Huugerford  Oliver  M.  attorney,  74  State,  house 

337  do. 
Hunsdon  Eliza  A.  teacher,  bds.  2  Park 
Hunsdon  Seth  H.  physician,  house  146  Lydius 
Hunt  F.  D.  student,  boards  64  Howard 
Hunt  Francis,  laborer,  W.  R.  R.  h.  East  Albany 
Hunt  Francis,  shoedealer,  670  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Hunt  George,  carpenter,  house  149  First 
Hunt  Hamilton,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

11  Van  Woert 
Hunt  James  V.  engineer,  house  12  Lumber 
Hunt  Michael,  printer,  boards  47  Jefferson 

10 


Hnnt<jr  Andrew  R.  Bulls  head,  Schen'y  turnpike 
Hunter  David,  cigarmaker,  bds.  799  Broadway 
Hunter  Dexter,  clerk,  184  Water,  b.  200  N.  Pearl 
Hunter  Elkanah,  bpardinghouse,  799  B'way 
Hunter  Gilbert  (C.  'Warren  &  Co  ),  lumber  deal- 
er, 184  Water,  house  200  North  Pearl 
Hunter  John,  cooper,  house  58  Rensselaer 
Hunter  John  D.  farmer,  near  Bulls  head,  Sche- 
nectady turnpike 
Hunter  Robert,  baker,  36  Washington  avenue 
Hunter  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  Mechanic  ab. 

East,  Greenbush 
Hunter  Wm.  Bulls  head,  Schenectady  turnpike, 

house  336  Bowery 
Hunter  Wra.  H,  restaurant,  11  Washington  ave. 
Hunter  Wilson,  builder,  house  461  Lydius 
Huntington  Harriet  E.  Mrs.  house  142  Hudson 
Huntington   Henry   H.   collector    for    Evening 

Journal,  house  83  Second 
Huntly  Williams  D.  experimental  dep.  Normal 

School,  house  1  Pine 
Hurcomb  W.  F.  cutter,  79  State,  b.  26  Chestnut 
Hurd  F.  S.  engraver,  448  B'way,  b.  27  Grand 
Hurd  J.  N.  M.  Mrs.  house  27  Grand 
Hurdis  John,  painter,  9  Church,  house  do. 
Hurdis  John  S.  lieut.  96th  reg't,  b.  9  Church 
Hurdis  William  E.  signwriter,  9  Church,  b.  do. 
Hurlburt  J.  Franklin,  house  74  Grand 
Hurley  David,  bartender,  house  126  Jefferson 
Hurley  Joseph,  laborer,  house  90  Van  Woert 
Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  174  Colonie 
Hurley  William,  laborer,  house  5  Odell 
Hurley  William,  laborer,  house  19  DeWitt 
Hurst  Charles,  at  Log  Tavern 
Hurst  James  A.,  State  Geological  Rooms,  State 

corner  Lodge,  house  9  Elm 
Hurst  Sifroit,  harnessmaker,  bds.  60  Lydius 
Hurst  Samuel,  porterhouse,  287  South  Pearl, 

house  273  do. 
hurst  William,  proprietor  Log  Tavern 
Hussey  Nicholas,  nursery,  h.  Lydius,  n.  Robin 
Hussey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  1  Bleecker 
Husted  Albert  N.  teachei',  Normal  school,  bds. 

4  Park  place 
Husted  Mary,  widow,  house  49  Hudson 
Hutchings  Levina,  widow,  house  53  Hudson 
Hutching?  Milton  0.  57  South  Pearl,  house   171 
Hamilton 

Hutchings .  boards  28  Division 

Hutchingson  Robert, fireman,  b.  18  Quackenbush 
Hutrhins  L.  D.  wholesale  clothing,  79  State,  b. 

57  Columbia 
Hutchins  Stephen  B.  painter,  h.  158  Broadway 
Hutchins  S.  C.  printer,  house  25  Dove 
Hutchinson  Andrew,  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.   R.  R. 
house  81  Lumber  [ery,  h.  do. 

Hutchinson  David  &  D.  R.  W.  grocers,  123  Bow- 
Hutchinson  David  R.  W.  {David  &  D.  R.  W.), 

boards  123  Bowery 
Hutchinson  Henry  D.  18th  reg't,  h.  57  First 
Hutchinson  James,  blacksmith,  house  18  Quack- 
enbush 
Hutchinson  James,  carman,  house  23  Hawk 
Hutchinson  John  F.  engineer,  h.  78  Lumber 
Hutchinson  Sarah  J.  tailoress,  house  26  Elk 
Hutchinson  Thomas,  house  154  Clinton  avenue 
Hutchinson  William,  clerk,  b.  154  Clinton  ave. 
Huth  Cliristian,  saloon,  35  Green,  house  do. 
Hutson  Ann,  widow,  house  33  Knox 
Hutson  George  H.  carman,  house  329  N.  Pearl 
Huxley  Charles  E.  clerk,  house  172  Jajr 
Huxley  Susan,  widow,  house  37  Dove 
Huyck  Mary,  widow,  house  17  Jay 
Hyard  William,  laborer,  house  158  Spring 
Hyatt  Allen  B.  dockbuilder,  h.  91  Third 
Hyatt  Chester,  clerk,  4  Lumber  district,  boards 
23  Clinton  avenue 


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Hyatt  James  L.  {Hill,  Thomas  &  Co.),  lumber,  4 

Lumber  district,  boards  DelavAn  House 
Hyatt  John  H.  clerk,  bds.  23  Clinton  avenue 
Hyatt  John  L.  dockmaster,  h.  23  Clinton  ave. 
Hyatt  William,  cutter,  515  B'way,  b.  —  Philip 
Hyde  James,  laborer,  h.  Clinton  ave.  n.  Quail 
Hyde  Jeremiah  S.  harnessmaker,  h.  6  Chestnut 
Hyde  Thomas,  tinsmith,  b.  Clinton  avenue  near 

Quail 
Hydeman  Emil,  clerk,  bds.  74  Lydius 
Hydeman  Michael,  h.  S.  Pearl  cor.  Alexander 
Hydeman  Moses,  clerk,  b.  S.  Pearl  c.  Alexander 
Hydeman  Solomon,  bds.  74  Lydius 
Hydrick  John,  mason,  house  91  Cherry 
Hyland  Edward,  clerk,  70  S.  Pearl,  bds.  35  Third 
Hyland  John,  jjorter  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  house  35  Third 
Hyland  John  J.  clerk  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  boards  35  Third 
Hyland  Kyran,  laborer,  house  152  Canal 
Hyland  Michael,  laborer,  house  133  Canal 
Hyler  George  W.  grocer,  Broadway  cor.  Colum- 
bia, house  do.  Greenbush 
Hyler  (  Wesley)  &  Scott  (George  C),  carriagema- 

kers,  21  Ferry,  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Hyman  Henry,  peddler,  house  47  Mulberry 
Hynes  David  Mrs.  grocer,  48  Van  Schaick,  h.  do 
Hynes  Elizabetli,  teacher,  167  Hamilton 
Hynes  Jane,  teacher,  167  Hamilton 
Hynes  Thomas,  laborer,  house  2  Cross 
Hysner  George,  laborer,  h.  15  East,  Greenbush 

IAN  JACOB,  barber,  boards  111  Nucella 
Igget  Catharine,  widow,  house  20  Daniels 
lUch  Karl,  peddler,  house  87  Soutli  Pearl 
Illch  Meyer,  124  South  Pearl,  h.  53  S.  Lansing 
lUch  Simon,  clothing,  124  S.  Pearl,  house  17  do. 
Imrie  John,  baker,  53  Hawk,  house  do. 
Ingenthron  Francis,  machinist,  h.  26  Bowery 
Ingmire  Frederick,  clerk,  382  B'way,  h.  15  Jay 
Ingmire  John  H.  paperhangings,  382  Broadway, 

house  292  South  Pearl 
Ingmire  William  F.  clerk,  house  251  Hudson 
Ingraham  Charles  G.  clerk  391  Broadway,  bds. 

44  Grand 
Ingraham  Clara,  dressmaker,  h.  80  Division 
Ingraham  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  69  Herkimer 
Ingraham  James,  carpenter,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Ingraham  James,  teamster,  h.  rt^ar  15  Van  Woert 
Ingraham  William,  clerk,  402  Broadway,  boards 

69  Herkimer 
Inslee  John  H.  capt.  house  7  Dallius 
Ireland  Daniel  D.  house  182  Clinton  ave. 
Irvin  James,  vol.,  house  rear  51  Lawrence 
Irvin  Nancy,  nurse,  house  302  North  Pearl 
Irvin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  75  Mulberry 
Irvin  Richard,  gardener,  house  20  Wash.  ave. 
Irvin  William,  teamster,  house  295  North  Pearl 
Irvine  Oliver  M.  silversmith,  house  10  Broad 
Irwin  Theophilus,  house  121  Green 
Irwin  Thomas,  stovemounter,  house  160  Grand 
Irwin  Wm.  P.  com.  mer.  113  Pier,  h.  at  G'bush 
Irwin,  see  Erwin,  also  Irvin 
Isaacs  Betsey,  grocer,  256  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Isdale  Clarissa  E.  h,  Broadway  near  Van  Woert 
Isdell  Chambers,  clerk,  boards  61  High 
Isdell  Samuel,  moroccodresser,  house  61  High 
Isley  William,  carpenter,  house  165  Grand 
Ittinger  Anthony,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Ittinger  Christian,  furnaceman,  h.  27  Alexander 
Ittinger  John,  furnaceman,  house  28  Steven 
Ittinger  Lawrence,"  painter.  Van  Vechten  corner 

Steven 
Ittinger  Wendel,  painter,  house  28  Steven 
Ivens  Martin,  carpenter,  Watson  n.  Ferry,  Bath 
Ives  Henry  R,  carpenter,  h.  Blue  row,  G'bush 
Ivory  Martha  Mrs.  house  §2  South  Ferry 


JACK  ANDREW,  boilermaker,   H,   R.  R.   R., 

Greenbush,  house  Broadway  do. 
Jack  William,  79th  regt.  house  49  Swan,  Arbor  h. 
Jackson  Catharine,  widow,  house  77  Westerlo 
Jackson  Charles  A.  boatman,  house  97  Knox 
Jackson  Christopher,  waiter,  h.  18  Lark,  Arb.  h. 
Jackson  David,  carman,  house  67  Schuyler 
Jackson  David  C.  clothing,  403  Broadway,  h.  do 
Jackson  George,  tilemaker.  Swan  cor,  Morton, 

house  140  Lark 
Jackson  George  P.  mechanical  engineer,  Town- 

send's  furnace.  Elk  cor.  Hawk,  boards  Con- 
gress Hall 
Jackson  Isabella,  seamstress,  house  218  Swan 
Jackson  Isaiah,  house  168  Spring 
Jackson  James,  restaurant  South  Pearl  comer 

Lydius,  house  126  South  Pearl 
Jackson  John,  tanner,  h.  277  Washington  ave. 
Jackson  John,  laborer,  house  586  Clinton  ave. 
Jackson  Margaret,  widow,  house  126  S.  Pearl 
Jackson  Peter,  boards  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Jackson  Robert,  bouse  219  South  Pearl 
Jackson  Robert,  clerk,  508  B'way,  bds.  97  Knox 
Jackson  Robert  H.  boatmnu,  house  97  Knox 
Jackson  Samuel,  cigarmaker,  51  Johnson 
Jackson  Trescott,  cabinetmaker,  h.  42  Union 
Jacobie  Freeman  [Reads  &  J.),  brickmaker.  Lark 

near  Canal,  house  13  Dove 
Jacobs  Bernard,  liquors,  368  Broadway,  h.  do, 
Jacobs  Catherine  Mrs.  house  32  Hudson 
Jacobson  John,  flour  ins.  73  Quay,  h.  109  Hawk 
Jacobson  Simon,  grocer,  374  Lydius,  h.  373  do. 
Jagger  Ira,  engineer,  house  92  Lark 
Jahrhut  John,  laborer,  house  214  S.  Pearl 
Jakeway  Joseph,  house  116  Lydius 
James  Amos  C.  {Marshall,  J.  '&  Traver),  pianos, 

Masonic  Hall,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  55  Spencer 
James  Delia,  widow,  house  55  Spencer 
James  Edward,  407  Broadway,  h.  26  Lancaster 
James  Edward  Mrs.  house  1  Plain 
.lames  Ellen,  widow,  house  2  Onet's  alley 
James  Evan,  bookk'r,  9  James,  h.  145  Clin.  ave. 
James  Howard,  house  6  Pine 
James  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  4  Alexander 
James  Lewis  W.  pianotuuer,  bds.  56  Spencer 
James  Richard,  laborer,  house  19  Chapel 
James  William  Rev.  house  104  Hudson 
Janes  William,  teacher,  house  19  Lafayette 
Jaques  Edward,  dry  goods,  141  S.  Pearl,  boots 

and  shoes,  143  do.  house  do. 
Jaques  Philip,  laborer,  h.  Yates  near  Robin 
Jardine  William,  currier,  25  Hudson,  house  69 

South  Lansing 
Jarvis  J.  J.  Mrs.  house  38  Lodge  [16  Broad 

Jarvis  Stephen,  bookkeeper,  392  Broadway,  b. 
Jatho  Conrad,  harnessmaker,  h.  26  Jefferson 
Jauch  Andrew,  farmer,  lower  end  Broad 
Jay  Syrene  Miss,  bds.  72  North  Pearl 
JefFers  T.  C.  &  Co.  (J.  B.  Clemishaw)  soda  water 

Howard  cor.  S.  Pearl,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Jefferson  Abraham  M.  carpenter,  h.  64  Second 
Jenison  William  L.  {A.  B.  Van  Gaasbeek  &  Co.), 

t    carpets,  43  N.  Pearl,  h.  53  Ten  Broeck 
nk  John,  farmer,  house  128  Broad 
Jenks  Electus  B.  house  49  Washington  avenue 
Jenkins  Chas.  E.  harnessmaker,  h.  12  Lancaster 
Jenkins  {Charles  M.)  &  Cooper  {Paul  F.),  attor- 
neys, 452  Broadway,  h.  48  North  Pearl 
Jenkins  Clarence  T,  clerk,  453  Broadway,  house 

181  Hudson 
Jenkins  George,  keeper  Capitol,  house  do. 
Jenkins  Ira,  watchmaker,  640  Broadway,  h,  do. 
Jenkins  Jno.  F.  notary,  &c,  h.  1  Cohimbia  place 
Jenkins  John  W.  moulding  mill,  86  Green,  h. 

50  Division 
Jenkins  Lemuel,  bounty  land  claim  agent,  and 
counselor,  boards  67  Chapel 


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Jenkins  Philip,  watchmaker,  640  B'way,  h.  do. 
Jenkius  Thomas,  hackdriver,  h.  39  Van  Zandt 
Jenne  Daniel  C.  division  engineer,  State  Hall, 

boards  Dunlop  House 
Jenner  Samuel,  blacksmith,  bds.  168  Eagle 
Jennings  August,  saddler,  h.  297  Wash.  ave. 
Jennings  John,  furrier,  house  99  Dove 
Jennings  Robert,  pork  dealer,  29  Green,  house 

162  Lydius 
Jenz  Adam,  laborer,  house  50  Clinton 
Jermain  James  B.  40  Quay,  house  on  Troy  road 
Jermain  Sylvanus  P.  40  Quay,  house  on  Troy  r. 
Jerome  E(le;ar,  machinist,  boards  50  Elm 
Jerome  Edward,  machinist,  bds.  at  N.  Albany 
Jerrett  Heniy  F.  express  messenger,  boards  Ex- 
change Hotel 
Jewell  Frederick  S.  Rev.  teacher.  State  Normal 

School,  house  184  North  Pearl 
Jewell  Moses  Rev.  house  181  North  Pearl 
Jewell  Volkert  D.  prop.  City  Hall  Coflee  House, 

Eagle  corner  Maiden  lane 
Jewett  Caroline  Miss,  variety  store,  71  N.  Pear! 
Jewett  Ezekiel,  curator.  Geological  Hall,  boards 

7  Lancaster 
Jimson  Eliza  Mrs.  h.  East  ab.  Mechanic,  G'bush 
Johan  Peter,  tailor,  70  South  Pearl,  h.  117  do. 
John  Julius,  upholsterer,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Elizabeth 
Johns  Thomas,  43d  reg't,  house  r.  74  Second 
Johnson  Alex.  S.  attorney,  Tweddle  Hall,  house 

107  Stat3 
Johnson  Amasa  S.  cutter,  391  B'way,  b.  44  Grand 
Johnson  Antonie  {Becker  He  J.),  pianoraaker,  186 

Washington  avenue,  house  300  do. 
Johnson  Benj.  P.  sec.  state  agricultural  society, 

Geological  Hall,  h.  29  Clinton  avenue 
Johnson  Catharine,  widow,  h,  Clinton  avenue 

near  Ten  Broeck 
Johnson  Daniel,  carman,  house  207  Elm 
Johnson  Edward  C.  foreman  at  Wilbur  &  Co.'s, 

boards  Green,  Greenbush 
Johnson  Edwin,  engineer  at  Palmer,  Newton  & 

Co.'s,  house  878  Broadway 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  6  Norton 
Johnson  Francis  D.  moulder,  h.  77  Lawrence 
Johnson  Franklin  N.  clerk,  house  43  Dallius 
Johnson  Geo.  B.  constable,  house  43  Dallius 
Johnson  Geo.  H.  cigars,  18  Church,  h.  33  Dallius 
Johnson  Geo.  W.  freight  cond'r,  bds.  882  B'way 
Johnson  Gilbert,  fruit,  50  State,  h.  4  Chestnut 
Johnson  Henry,  cook,  house  57  Howard 
Johnson  Hugh,  engineer,  house  16  Beaver 
Johnson  James,  grainmeasurer,  h.  190  Hudson 
Johnson  James  C.  attorney,  50  State,  h.  24  Hawk 
Johnson  James  L  alderman  5th  ward,  and  clerk 

adjt.  general's  office,  house  91  Columbia 
Johnson  James  P.  waiter,  house  1 14  First 
Johnson  John,  captain,  house  196  Lumber 
Johnson  John,  carman,  house  47  Bassett 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  boards  55  Colonie 
Johnson  John,  paver,  house  12  Pine 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  boards  47  Westerlo      ^ 
Johnson  John,  waiter,  house  172  Third  9 

Johnson  John  H.  tobacconist,  li.  104  Herkimer 
Johnson  John  H.  cigarmaker,  h.  232  Jefferson 
Johnson  John  L  fruit,  house  117  Lumber 
Johnson  John  L.  carpenter,  house  13  Catharine 
Johnson  John  M.  at  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  1 19  Beaver 
Johnson  John    0.   tobacconist,  548  Broadway. 

house  66  Division 
Johnson  Joseph,  machinist,  h.  301  North  Pearl 
Johnson  Leah,  widow,  house  379  State 
Johnson  Levi,  waiter,  Delavan  House 
Johnson  Mary  J.  house  369  State 
Johnson  Mary  C.  widow,  house  630  Broadway 
Johnson  McDonald,  sashmaker,  h.  20  W.  Ferry 
Johnson  Noah,  carver,  house  170  Sand 


Johnson  Oliver  Mrs.  house  88  Hudson 
Johnson  Orlando,  clerk,  42  State,  h.  29  Westerlo 
Johnson  Owen,  laborer,  boards  West  Albany 
Johnson  Patrick,  mason,  house  97  Dove 
Johnson  Ransom,  carpenter,  house  51  Bassett 
Johnson  R<^bert  L.  manager  American  express, 

12  Exchange  Building,  house  138  Eagle 
Johnson  Rose,  widow,  house  rear  43  De  Witt 
Johnson  Sarah,  widow,  house  312  State 
Johnson  Sarah,  widow  of  Aaron,  b.  223  N.  Pearl 
Johnson  Sarah,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  169  Second 
Johnson  Sarah,  widow,  house  51  Van  Woert 
Johnson  T.  M.  salesman,  41  North  Pearl 
Johnson  William,  waiter,  house  168  Third 
Johnson  William,  blacksmith,  h.  at  N.  Albany 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  printer,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  barber,  house  181  Third 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  hairdresser,  h.  rear  43  Union 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  machinist,  house  118  Sand 
Johnson  William,  gatekeeper,  Western  turnpike 
Johnson  William  T.  clerk,  house  8  Norton 
Johnson  William  R.  Rev.  boards  41  Chapel 
Johnston  Marion  Mrs.  baker,  368  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Johnston  Susan,  widow,  house  62  Willett 
Johnston  Wm.  brewer,  house  244  Hamilton 
Johnston  William  C.   salesman.   Quay    corner 

Hamilton,  house  127  Hamilton 
Johnston  William  T.  {Hubbell   &  J.),  carriage- 
makers,  19  Church,  house  45  Dallius 
Johnstone  John,  bootmaker  66  K  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Joice  John,  laborer,  house  88  Franklin 
Joice  Richard,  house  172  Orange 
Joiner  Grove,  house  109  Lydius 
Jollie  James  VV.  saddler,  bds.  B'way  cor.  John 
Jones  Abraham,  watchman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

37  Dallius 
Jones  Cassius  C.  boards  28  Division 
Jones  Catharine,  widow,  house  29  Westerlo 
Jones  Charles,  peddler,  house  424  Clinton  ave, 
Jones  Charles,  tinsmith,  boards  53  Bowery 
Jones  Charles  A.  engineer,  house  191  Lumber 
Jones  Charles  H.  JSreman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

80  Second 
Jones  Charles  W.  clerk,  66  State,  h.  55  High 
Jones  Chauncey,  carman,  house  383  State 
Jones  Edward  F.  cigarmaker,  boards  143  Third 
Jones  Edward,  moulder,  boards  54  Union 
Jones  Edward  H.  supt.  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R..  machine 

shop,  (and  L.  A.  OrcuttSc  Co.),  h.  W.  Albany 
Jones  Eliza,  dressmaker,  house  654  Broadway 
Jones  Erasmus  D.  homoeopathic  physician,  140 

State,  house  do. 

Jones ,  boards  27  Quackenbush 

Jones  George,  turner,  house  58  Howard 
Jones  George  0.  house  44  Lancaster 
Jones  George  W.  engineer,  h.  14  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Jones   Henry  P.  clerk,   express,   13  Exchange 

Building,  boards  Stanwix  Hall 
Jones  Isaac,  coachmaker,  house  121  Second 
Jones  Isaac  C.  planemaker,  h.  445  Wash,  avenue 
Jones  Isaac  M.  blacksmith,  house  32  Wilson 
Jones  Isabella,  widow  of  Jas.  D.  h.  50  Herkimer 
Jones  James,  cigars,  616  Broadway,  house  114 

Clinton  avenue 
Jones  James,  clerk,  459  B'way,  h.  123  Orange 
Jones  James  C  tailor,  608  B'way,  h.  92  Clin.  av. 
Jones  James  R.  hairdresser,  house  192  Lumber 
Jones  Jane,  grocer.  Canal  near  Dove,  house  do. 
Jones  Jesse,  cartrimmer,  boards  37  Dallius 
Jones  John,  laborer,  house  rear  449  Wash.  ave. 
Jones  John,  waiter,  Delavan  House 
Jones  John,  messenger,  Albany  City  Bank,  h. 

443  Washington  avenue 
Jones  John,  fruit  and  oysters,  318  Clinton  ave. 
Jones  John,  house  3  Chapel 
Jones  John  J.  engineer,  house  at  West  Albany 
Jones  John,  tailor,  house  30  Chapel 


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Jones  John,  clerk,  house  69  Bowery 
Jones  Leonard,  clerk,  470  B'way,  bds.  91  Eagle 
Jonvs  Lucy  A.  R.  widow,  house  13  Park 
Jones  Margaret,  widow,  house  224  Swan 
Jones  Mary,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  143  Third 
Jones  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  121  Arch 
Jones  Mary  J.  nurse,  house  Swan  near  Canal 
Jones  Michael,  laborer,  house  73  Lawreuce 
Jones  Milton,  butcher,  house  196  Bowery 
Jones  Moses  G.  clerk  Assorting  House,  b.  86  Clin- 
ton avenue 
Jones  P.  H.  manufacturer  of  gents'  linen  goods, 

684  Broadway,  house  do. 
Jones  Peter  E.  grocer,  30  "Wash.  ave.  b.  28  do. 
Jones  Richard,  plasterer,  li.  Hawk  c.  Jefferson 
Jones  Samuel  Mrs.  house  46  Perry 
Jones  Samuel  E.  stonecutter,  bds.  29  Union 
Jones  Sarah,  widow,  house  67  Bowery 
Jones  Thomas,  carriagemaker,  h.  North  Albany 
Jones  Thomas,  laborer,  house  1 1  Gau.sevoort 
Jones  Thomas  G.  cooper,  boards  123  Orange 
Jones  William,  cooper,  house  123  Orange 
Jones  William,  laborer,  house  105  Caual 
Jones  William,  builder,  Clinton  avenue,  above 

Swan,  house  86  Clinton  avenue 
Jones  William,  hairdresser,  h.  234  Jefferson 
Jones  William,  shoemaker,  h.  272  Wash.  ave. 
Jones  William  jr.  clerk,  hoards  105  Canal 
Jones  William  H.  slater,  boards  224  Swan 
Jougblood  Frederic,  moulder,  h.  17  Alexander 
Joralemou  John  {Bailey  &  J.),   stoves,  &c.  87 

South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Jordan  Bernard,  laborer,  house  58  N  Lansing 
Jordiin  Brabazon  N.  painter,  h.  B'way,  (i'bush  " 
Jordan  James,  blacksmith,  h.  124  Chestnut 
Jordan  John,  carpenter,  house  70  Colonic 
Jordan  Michael,  moulder,  bds.  58  N.  Lansing 
Jo/'dan  Patrick,  moulder,  bds.  58  N.  Lansing 
Jordan  Richard  H.  C.  shipcarpenter,  house  176 

Clinton  avenue 
Joseph  Amos,  barber,  house  29  Fulton 
Joslyn  Charles,  express  meisemrer,  13  Exchange 

Building 
Jouss  Lewis,  boatman,  house  Broadway,  G'bush 
Joy  Morris,  laborer,  house  18  Lawrence 
Joy  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  31  Plumb 
Joyce  George  W.  cardriver,  house  20  Sand 
Joyce  James,  paver,  house  151  Canal 
Joyce  John,  laborer,  house  151  Canal 
Joyce  Micliael,  laborer,  house  19  Hawk 
Joyce  William  H.  oyster.s,  Columbia,  G'bush 
Joiner  Philo  J.  boilermaker,  house  103  Jefferson 

Judd ,  blacksmith,  boards 61  Union 

Judge  Barney,  house  65  K  Arch 

Judge  Bartholomew,  house  67  North  Lansing 

Judge  Bridget,  widow,  house  32  Van  Woert 

Judge  George,  moulder,  h.  97  Green 

Judge  James,  grocer,  274  N.  Pearl,  house  12  Van 

Woert 
Judge  John,  grocer,  65  Colonie,  house  do. 
Judge  Patrick,  laborer,  house  185  Orange 
Judge  Patrick,  clerk,  274  North  Pearl,  boards  32 

Van  Woert 
Judge  Thomas,  grocer,  24  Bethl.  road,  h.  22  do. 
Judkins  B.  F.  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

Dunlop  House 
Jadson  Albert  C.  teller  Merchants'  Bank,  boards 

134  Washington  ave. 
Judson  {E.  L.)  &,  Capron  {John  D,),  provisions, 

SState,  house  62  Jay 
Judson  Ichabod  L.  provisions,  128  Washington 

avenue,  house  134  do. 
Julian  Henry,  porterhouse,  65  Lydins,  h.  do. 
Jungblut  Frederic,  grocer,  house  Van  Vechten 

corner  Clinton 
Junger  Gertrude,  widow,  hou.ee  116  Arch 
Jungerman  Alexander,  peddler,  h.  272  S.  Pearl 


KAAG  ADRIAN  C.  carriagetrimmer,  house  29 

Alexander 
Kaag  Peter,  carriagemaker,  liouse  197  Broad 
Kaagan  Lawrence,  grocer,  h.  Broad  c.  Schuyler 
Kaestmer  Frederick  Wm.  gilder,  h.  109  First 
Kaffenburgher  Isaac,  clerk,  548  Broadway,  bds. 

82  Hamilton 
Kaffenburgher  Jacob,  butcher.  South  Pearl,  h. 

Delaware  turnpike  near  Morton 
Kahl  Frederick,  baker,  house  142  Bowery 
Kahle  Charles,  carpenter,  liouse  104  Broad      ■  5 
Kahle  Charles,  house  56  Union  •  * 

Kailer  Jacob,  laborer,  house  103  Lark 
Kain  Jeremiah,  engineer,  house  72  Montgomery 
Kain  Thomas,  woolbiiyer,  house  104  Jefferson 
Kain  William,  shoes  1 13  Pier,  h.  57  S.  Lansing 
Kain,  see  Kane,  also  Cane 
Kairnes  Owen,  laborer,  house  138  Bowery 
Kale  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  64  Canal 
Kaler  John,  gardener,  house  80  Sand 
Kaley  George,  accountant,   42  Dean,   house  51 

Lafayette 
Kaley  Tliomas,  porterhouse,  28  Water,  h.  do. 
Kalilier  John,  laborer,  bds.  3  North  Lansing 
Kambli  Henri,  prof,  languages,  h.  22  Chestnut 
Kampher  Julius,  porterhouse,  55  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Kana  Thomas,  butcher,  184  Green,  house  do. 
Kanane  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  28  Howard 
Kanary  John,  laborer,  hou.se  10  Fulton 
Kane  Charles,  pilot,  house  Seymour,  Bath 
Kane  Chas.  S.  miisician  44th  reg't,  h.  106  Orange 
Kane  Edward,  vol.  house  31  Hamilton 
Kane  James,  moulder,  house  at  North  Albany 
Kane  Joanna,  widow,  house  40  Canal 
Kane  John,  marbleworker,  house  32  Howard 
Kane  John  C.  carpenter,  house  274  Hamilton 
Kane  Peter,  mason,  house  143  Third 
Kane  Thomas,  boatman,  house  167  Orange 
Kane  Thomas,  laborer,  house  40  Elk 
Kane  William,  coachman,  hou.«e  17  S.  Lansing 
Kane  William,  laborer,  hou.se  46  Colonie 
Kane  William,  varuisher,  house  159  Sand 
Kannah  James,  laborer,  house  128  Sand 
Kannary  Thomas,  porterhouse,  68  Colonie,  h.  do. 
Kannerd  Fielding,  teamster,  boards  18  Orange. 
Kanold  Herman  Rev.  house  6  Delaware 
Kapp  George,  tailor,  hou.se  20  Bowery 
Kappes  John,  shoemaker,  h.  278  Broad 
Kapps  Jacob,  tailor,  house  208  Broad 
Karasy  Cornelius,  saloon,  107  Beaver,  h.  do. 
Karasy  Peter,  clerk,  basement  Center  Market, 

house  107  Beaver 
Karn  John,  coppersmith,  house  87  Green 
Karn  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  131  Broad 
Karner  G.  G.  flour  and  produce,  4  Maiden  lane, 

hoards  31  Second 
Karnej'  Patrick,  bartender,  264  Broadway 
Karney  Peter,  porter,  123  Pier,  h.  220  Hudson 
Karns  Michael,  laborer,  house  45  Van  Woert 
Karoly  T.  physician,  house  62  Howard 
Karr  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  33  Van  Woert 
Karslake  Samuel  jr.  attorney,  5  Douw's  Building, 

boards  Franklin  House 
Karte  John,  shoemaker,  house  235  South  Pearl 
Karthau.sser  Louis,  baker,  house  6  Steven 
Kasper  Joseph,  tailor,  house  33  Bowery 
Kastanienbautu  Nathan,  peddler,  h.  317  S.  Pearl 
Kastanienbaum  Simon,  peddler,  h,  97  Schuyler 
Kastendike  John,  house  74  Schuyler 
Kastendike  John,  dry  goods,  248  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Kastendike  John  L.  patternfinisher,  h.  81  Cherry 
Katz  John  C.  cabinetmaker,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Kauffman  Mo.ses,  peddler,  house  331  South  Pearl 
Kaufman  Bernard,  house  133  Broad 
Kavanaugh  Bernard,  saloon,  833  B'way,  h.  do. 
Kavanaugh  James,  carman,  house  164  State 
Kavanaugh  James,  moulder,  h.  67  Schuyler 


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Kavanangh  Michael,  carpenter,  26  West  Ferry 
Kay  Robert,  wheelwright,  bds.  48  Union 
Keahn  William,  painter,  house  255  Sand 
Kean  Andrew,  liquors,  33  Van  Woert,  li.  do. 
Kearnin  John,  clerk,  boards  278  Lydius 
Kearney  Christopher,  engineer,  h.  9  Morton 
Kearney  {Edward  J.)  &  Fellows  (if.  J.),  plumb- 
ers and  roofers,  94  State,  h.  166  Clinton  ave. 
Kearney  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  854  Broadway 
Kearney  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  Canal  n.  Lark 
Kearney  Ellen,  widow,  house  782  Broadway 
Kearney  Francis  &  T.  clothing  and  groceries,  173 

Montgomery,  house  5  De  Witt 
Kearney  Henry  J.  grocer,  153  Clinton  av.  li.  do. 
Kearney  John,  machinist,  boards  242  N.  Pearl 
Kearney  Mary,  dressmaker,  li,  782  Broadway 
Kearney  Matthew,  maltster,  house  14  Rose 
Kearney  Michael,  stonecutter,  house  103  Arch 
Kearney  Michael,  volunteer,  house  63  Lafayette 
Kearney  Michael  J.  foreman  Evening  Standard, 

boards  221  Orange 
Kearney  Peter,  laborer,  house  250  Hudson 
Kearney  Robert,  laborer,  house  242  North  Pearl 
Kearnej'  Thomas,  county  treasurer,  443  B'way 
{F.  &  T.  Kearney),  clothing,  173  Montgom- 
ery, house  35  De  Witt 
Kearney  William,  laborer,  house  40  Canal 
Kearney  Wm.  cooper,  26  Swan,  h.  198  Orange 
Kearns'Cormick,  laborer,  h.  18  Lawrence 
Kearns  James,  grocer.  Church  corner  Bassett 
Kearns  John,  laborer,  house  225  Green 
Kearns  Nicholas,  boatman,  house  178  Green 
Kearn.s  Thomas,  carman,  house  117  Franklin 
Kearns  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  15  Clinton 
Kearsing  George  W.  pianomaker,  h.  Yates  near 
Ontario     .  [tario 

Kearsing  John  H.  carpenter,  h.  W.  Ferry  n.  On- 
Kearvin  Ann,  widow,  house  69^  Colonie 
Keating  Patrick,  laborer,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Keating  Paul,  cooper,  house  41  Rensselaer 
Keavney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  93  Orange 
Keay  William,  paperhanger,  house  59  .Johnson 
Keays  Edward,  ci^armaker,  house  38  Third 
Keays  John,  cigar  manufacturer.  Second  corner 

Swan,  house  30  Third 
Keays  Margaret  Mrs.  house  38  Third 
Kechner  Frank,  carpenter,  h.  7  Van  Vechten 
Keck  Andrew,  laborer,  house  51  Clinton 
Keefe  Andrew,  house  Swan  near  Canal 
Keefe  Dennis,  moulder,  house  884  Broadway 
Keefe  Edward,  butcher,  house  485  Wash.  ave. 
Keefe  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Glenn,  Greenbush 
Keefe  John,  moulder,  house  247  Lumber 
Keefe  Timothy,  moulder,  house  172  Broadway 
Keegan  Charles,  laborer,  house  93  Broad 
Keegan  James,  coachman,  h.  11  Van  Tromp 
Keegan  John,  laborer,  house  192  Orange 
Keegan  John,  blacksmith,  house  41  Liberty 
Keegan  Lawrence,  laborer,  W.  R.  R. 
Keegan  Michael,  laborer,  house  71  Dallius 
Keegan  Sarah,  widow,  house  112  Canal 
Keeler  Adam,  teanister,  house  26  Bowery 
Keeler  Adam  sen.  teamster,  house  31  Bowery 
Keeler  Charles,  teamster,  house  28  Bowery 
Keeler  Charles  S.  police,  house  27  William 
Keeler  Frederick,  watchman,  boards  101  Mont- 
gomery 
Keeler  Frederic,  engineer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Keeler  Harri.son  li.  clerk,  121  Pier,  boards  96 

Green 
Keeler  Henry,  boatman,  house  171  Eagle 
Keeler  Isaac  N.  flour,  grain,  &c.  121  Pier,  house 

96  Green 
Keeler  Jasper  S.  house  52  Division 
Keeler  John,  laborer,  house  North  Lansing 
Keeler  Noah,  house  2  Franklin 
Keeler  Philip,  saloon.  Little  Basin 


Keeler  Pitt,  teamster,  house  277  Wash,  avenue 
Keeler  Theodore,  capt.  house  52  Division 
Keeler  Wesley  W.  95th  Penu.  regiment,  house  7 

South  Ferry 
Keeler  William  H.  boatman,  boards  171  Eagle 
Keeler  William  H.  fish  and  oysters,  248  Broad- 
way, boards  270  do. 
Keelin  John,  grocer,  house  185  Third 
Keelin  Maigaret,  grocer,  house  Van  Vechten  c. 

Elizabeth 
Keenan  Andrew,  carman,  h.  71  North  Lansing 
Keenan  Arthur,  brickmoulder,  h.   18  Clinton 
Keenan  Christopher,  laborer,  house  56  Third 
Keenan  Christopher,  mason,  bds.  East,  G'bush 
Keenan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Fourth,  Greenbush 
Keenan  Dennis,  laborer,  houee  Tivoli  hollow 
Keenan  James,  carman,  rear  26  De  Witt 
Keenan  James  V.  porterhouse,  44  State,  house 

21  Chape: 
Keenan  John  &  William,  grocers.  East  corner 

Wendell,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Keenan  Julia,  widow,  house  21  Chapel 
Keenan  Martin,  mason,  house  East,  Greenbush 
Keenan  Michael,  carman,  house  North  Albany 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  208  Third 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  5  North  Lansing 
Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  176  Colonie 
Keenan  Thomas,  mason,  bds.  East,  Greenbush 
Keenan  William  {J.  &  JV.  K.),  grocer,  East  cor. 

Wendell,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Keenw  Aaron,  carpenter,  house  78  Third 
Keeshan  William,  boatman,  house  10  Eagle 
Kegan  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  162  Orange 
Kegan  Michael,  laborer,  house  157  Orange 
Kehrer  Adam,  cabinetmaker,  house  123  Sand 
Keim  Erust,  printer,  house  20  Morton 
Keith  Joseph  B.  bookkeeper  Albany  City  Bank, 

boards  63  Grand 
Keith  W.  L.  carman,  house  101  Dove 
Kelbflish  Adam,  wheelwi'ight,  h.  162  Bowery 
Kelder  David,  laborer,  house  64  Benjaniin 
Kelderhouse  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  224  Elm 
Kelderhouse  William  H.  laborer,  house  rear  78 

Third 
Keller  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  317  State 
Keller  Jacob,  furnaceman.  house  44  Delaware 
Keller  John,  carpenter,  house  215  South  Pearl 
Keller  Joseph,  tailor,  house  30  Elm 
Keller  Leonard,  41"  Broadway,  boards  30  Elm 
Keller  Margaret,  widow,  house  37  Schuyler 
Kellerman  Geo.  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Quail 
Kellett  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  85  Canal 
Kelley  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  80  Arch 
Kelley  George  W.  grocer,  112  Swan,  Arbor  hill, 

boards  61  Second 
Kellner  Frederick,  driver,  house  31  Green 
Kellogg  Theodore  W.  engineer,  H.  R.  R.  R. 
Kells  Edward,  lumber  insp.  boards  16  Lumber 
Kells  Eleanor,  widow,  house  16  Lumber 
Kells  George,  steamplaner,  boards  16  Lumber 
Kells  Wm.  pianomaker,  h.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Kellum  Stephen  C.  clerk,  house  386  Lydius 
Kelly  Albert  W.  clerk,  63  Wash.  av.  b.  330  State 
Kelly  Bernard  W.  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Kelly  Bridget,  widow,  house  25  Jefferson 
Kelly  Chas.  W.  serg't  11th  battery,  b.  101  Grand 
Ktlly  David,  laborer,  house  257  band 
Kelly  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  28  Water 
Kelly  Edward,  sawyer,  house  852  Broadw.ay 
Kelly  Edward,  63d  reg't,  house  110  Wat'sr 
Kelly  Edward,  laborer,  h.  7  Second,  Greenbush 
Kelly  Edward,  mason,  house  63  Nuc^lla 
Kelly  Edward  H.  machinist,  h.  7  Second,  G'bush 
Kelly  Edward,  porterhonsi^,  266  Lydius 
Kelly  Ellen  Mrs   house  26  Van  Schaick 
Kelly  Forrester  Mrs.  house  330  State 
Kelly  Francis,  moulder,  house  10  Foundrv  place 


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Kelly  George  H.  clerk,  National  express,  boards 

101  Grand 
Kelly  George  W.  clerk,  472  B'way,  b.  101  Grand 
Kelly  Henry,  clerk,  19  Philip,  bds.  119  Hawk 
Kelly  Hugli,  laborer,  h.  35  ^f.  Lansing 
Kelly  Hugh,  laborer,  house  258  Sand 
Kelly  Hugh,  grocer,  175  Montgomery,  h.  do. 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  house  161  Orange 
Kelly  James,  silverplater,  house  1 02  Church 
Kelly  James,  carpenter,  h.  172  Clinton  avenue 
Kelly  James,  machinist,  bds.  266  N.  Pearl 
Kelly  James  {Withers  &  K.),   122  South  Pearl, 

house  102  Church 
Kelly  James,  maltster,  bds.  10  Knox 
Kelly  James,  hatter,  bds.  119  Hawk 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  house  8  Van  Woert 
Kelly  James,  engineer,  house  360  State 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  h.  4  Foundry  place 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  h.  187  Cliurch 
Kelly  James,  nailer,  257  Sand,  h.  do 
Kelly  James,  blacksmith,  h.  273  N.  Pearl 
Kelly  James,  painter,  house  8  S.  Lansing 
^f  Kelly  James  B.  {Tucker  &  K.),  lumber,  21  Lum- 
ber district,  b.  at  Stanwix  Hall 
Kelly  James  H.  mason,  house  251  Hamilton 
Kelly  Jane,  washing,  house  241  Lumber 
Kelly  Jane,  widow,  house  88  Church 
Kelly  John,  carman,  house  161  Broadway 
Kelly  John,   conductor  N.   Y.  C.   R.    R.  house 

851  Broadway 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  bds.  55  Montgomery 
Kelly  John,  cooper,  h.  39  Liberty 
Kelly  John,  shoemaker,  house  153 K  Orange 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  14  John 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  185  Orange 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  70  Arch 
Kelly  John,  teamster,  h.  52  La  Fayette 
Kelly  John,  shoemaker,  house  Washington  cor. 

Columbia,  Greenbush 
Kelly  John,  tailor,  house  89  Van  Woert 
Kelly  John  P.,  H.  R.  R.  freight,  b.  109  Clin.  ave. 
Kelly  John  T.  printer,  h.  99  Green 
Kelly  Joseph,  carpenter,  83  Lawrence,  h.  do 
Kelly  Josepli,  laborer,  house  259  State 
Kelly  Lawience,  carman,  h.  Catial  n.  Lark 
Kelly  Margaret,  widow,  grocer,  h.  120  Broad 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  house  115  Canal 
Kelly  Mary,  widow,  house  78  Orange 
Kelly  Mary  A.  Mrs.  house  66  Green 
Kelly  Matthew,  laborer,  house  144  B'way 
Kelly  Matthew,  teamster,  house  22  Mulberry 
Kelly  Michael,  furrier,  house  152  Canal 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  8  Van  Woert 
Kelly  Michael,  91  st  I'eg't,  house  66  Green 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  house  18  Lark 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  house  43  Bassett 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  177  Montgomery 
Kelly  Owen,  porter,  9  State,  h.  Swan  cor.  Road 
Kelly  Owen,  brakeman,  h  Second  n.  Snipe 
Kelly  Patrick,  cooper,  355  B'way,  h.  61  Canal 
Kelly  Patrick,  house  Columbia 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  64  Water 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  139  Canal 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  12  John 
Kelly  Patrick,  grocer,  house  44  Rensselaer 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  7  Lark 
Kelly  Peter,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds.  72 

Montgomery 
Kelly  Peter,  laborer,  house  74  Lawrence 
Kelly  Rebecca,  house  71  Colonie 
Kelly  Richard,  tailor,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Kelly  Robert,  teamster,  h.  Road  n.  Canal 
Kelly  Rose,  widow,  house  Swan  cor.  Road 
Kelly  Rose,  widow,  house  43  Van  Zandt 
Kelly  Sarah,  widow,  house  18  Park 
Kelly  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  h.  125  Green 


Kelly  Sarah  Ann,  widow,  house  124  Spring 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  bd.'*.  21  Orange 
Kelly  Thomas,  house  Yates  n.  Snipe 
Kelly  Thomas,  butcher,  house  249  Elm 
Kelly  Thomas,  butcher,  house  11  Fulton 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  r.  3  Morton 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  37  Canal 
Kelly  Tiiomas,  laborer,  house  45  Arch 
Kelly  Thomas,  grocer,  17  Orange,  h.  do. 
Kelly  Thomas,  porter,  1 22  Pier',  h.  37  Canal 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  house  273  N.  Pearl 
Kelly  Timothy,  laborer,  house  7  Clinton 
Kelly  Timothy,  helper,  house  16  Second 
Kelly  Timothy,  laborer,  house  12  Second 
Kelly  Warren  S.  attt)rney  and  commissioner  of 

deeds,  50  State,  house  94  Lark 
Kelly  Wm.  laborer,  h.  189  Broadway 
Kelly  William,  cooper,  355  Broadway,  house  82 

Canal 
Kelly  William,  carpenter,  bds.  119  Hawk 
Kelly  William,  laborer,  house  45  Rensselaer 
Kelly  William,  grainraeasurer,  hous^^  56  Church 
Kelly  William,  teamster,  house  151  Bowery 
Kelsch  Anthony,  tailor,  house  12  Catharine 
Kelsch  George,  tailor,  house  201  Broad 
Kelsey  Richard  W.  capt.  steamboat,  h.  92  Green 
Kelso  John,  house  48  Chapel 
Kemmy  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  72  Van  Woert 
Kemp  Jesse,  carman,  h.  692  Clinton  ave. 
Kempers  Johanna,  widow,  house  12  Delaware 
Kempf  Jacob,  moulder,  h.  6  Alexander 
Kempf  Peter,  moulder,  h.  6  Alexander 
Kena  Thomas,  meat  market,  184  Green,  h.  do. 
Kendrick  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  147  Grand 
Kendrick  Nancy,  widow  of  Samuel,  boards  74 

Eagle 
Kendrick  Thaddeus  W.  P.  bds.  755  Broadway 
Kenedy  Henry,  laborer,  house  Bowery  c.  Snipe 
Kenna  Edward,  engineer.  New  York  Central  R. 

R.  bds.  251  North  Pearl 
Kenna  John,  laborer,  house  107  Bowery 
Kenna  Phoenix,  house  278  Lydins 
Kenna  William  jr.  fireman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

251  North  Pearl 
Kennah  Edward,  mason,  bds.  21  Orange 
Kennah  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  r.  16  Lumber 
Kennah  James,  maltster,  h.  Sand  n.  Robin 
Kennali  John,  tailor,  house  98  Bowery 
Kenneally  Edward,  laborer,  house  128  Water 
Kenneally  James,  12th  reg't.  bds.  495  Wash.  av. 
Kenneally  John,  butcher,  h.  495  Wash.  ave. 
Kenneally  Michael  H.  meat  market,   16  Lodge, 

hoiise  94  Bradford 
Kennedy  {Alexander)  &   Scovel  {H.    W.),  auc- 
tioneers, 54  State,  h.  Jessie  cottage,  Bethl. 
Kennedy  Ann,  widow,  h.  37  Rensselaer 
Kennedy  Ann,  widow,  house  72  Schuyler 
Kennedy  Arthur,  porter,  319  Broadway,  house 

45  Jefferson 
Kennedy  Arthur,  carpenter,  bds.  60  Lydius 
Kennedy  Catharine,  seamstress,  bds.  94  Canal 
Kennedy  Dennis,  grocer,  81  First,  house  do. 
Kennedy  Dominick,  laborer,  house  171  Orange 
Kennedy  Elizabeth,  washing,  h.  r.   121  Lumber 
Kennedy  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  house  94  Canal 
Kennedy  Francis,  laborer,  house  3  Sand 
Kennedy  Francis,  carman,  h.  41  Grand 
Kennedy  Francis,  laborer,  house  226  Hamilton 
Kennedy  Francis,  carman,  house  306  Hudson 
Kennedy  Francis  D.    carriagemaker,  boards  36 

Liberty- 
Kennedy  G.  D.  physician,  2  Plain,  house  do 
Kennedy  Gregory,  laborer,  house  2  Warren 
Kennedy  James,  porter,  9  State,  house  Johnson 

near  Grand 
Kennedy  James,  bookkeeper,  bds.  200  Swan 
Kennedy  James,  grocer,  18  Bethlehem  road 


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Kennedy  John,  baker,  house  Washington  ave. 

near  Robin 
Kennedy  John,  carpenter,  house  30  Elm 
Kennedy  John,  hiborer,  liouse  107  Lumber 
Kennedy  John,  house  200  Swan 
Kennedy  John  jr.  alderman  3d  ward,  carpenter, 

23  Elm,  house  182Lydius 
Kennedy  John  B.  grocer,  Grand  cor.  Morton 
Kennedy  John  C.  pianomaker,  bds.  20  Hawk 
Kennedy  Joseph  H.  machinist,  house  17  Elm 
Kennedy  Mary,  widow,  house  72  Colonie 
Kennedy  Matthew  F,  engineer,  h.  36  Liberty 
Kennedy  Michael,  carman,  house  r.  152  Canal 
Kennedy  Michael,  laborer,  house  146  Third 
Kennedy  Michael,  carman,  house  1  Swan 
Kennedy  Michael,  laborer,  house  28  Elm 
Kennedy  M.  H.  gasfitter,  h.  176  B'way 
Kennedy  Patrick,  boards  45  John 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  158  Jefferson 
Kennedy  Patiick  Mrs.  grocer,  113  Green,  h.  do. 
Kenneoy  Patrick  J.  varnisher,  b.  53  Lawrence 
Kennedy  Thomas,  163  Clinton  ave.  bds.  138  do. 
Kennedy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  8  Cross 
Kennedy  William,  clerk,  32  Washington  ave. 

house  318  State 
Kennedy  Wm.  shoemaker,  225  Lumber,  h.  do. 
Kennedy  Wm.  gardener,  h.  46  Swan,  Arbc  hill 
Kennedy  Wm.  Mrs.  widow,  house  20  Hawk 
Kennedy  Wm.  D.  house  90  Bradford 
Kennedy  Wm.  N.  woodenware,  47  South  Pearl, 

boards  20  Hawk  [h.  lido, 

Kennedy  Wm.  R.  meatstall,  124  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Kennedy  Wm.  R.  jr.  clerk,  bds.  1 1  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Kennelty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  88  Franklin 
Kenney  George  L.  machinist,  h.  3  Plain  con. 
Kenney  Matthew,  grocer,  45  Union,  house  do. 
Kenney  Patrick,  blacksmith,  b.  72  Van  Woert 
Kenny' Andrew,  laborer,  h.  Plank  rd.  ab.  Perry 
Kenny  Bernard,  carpenter,  h.  17  South  Lansing 
Kenny  Bridget,  widow,  house  61  Canal 
Kenny  Jaihes,  musician,  h.  92  Lumber 
Kenny  Jan^s,  house  Perry  cor.  Bradford 
Kenny  John,  marbleworker,  h.  37  Rensselaer 
Kenny  M.  Mrs.  music  teacher,  house  58  Chapel 
Kenny  Mich4el, bartender,  4  N.  Pearl,  b.  33  Green 
Kenny  Michael,  confectioner,  h.  Ill  Clint,  ave. 
Kenny  Michael,  agent,  house  58  Chapel 
Kenny  Michftel,  laborer,  house  53  Van  Woert 
Kenny  Mortbu,  3d  N.  Y.  cavalry,  b.  26  Church 
Kenny  Patrick,  engineer,  at  Delavan  House,  h. 

114  Thirtt  [hill,  b.  Ill  Clin.  ave. 

Kenny  Patrick  &  Wm.   bakers,  100  Swan,  Arb. 
Kenny  Peter,  carpenter,  house  11  Union 
Kenny  Thomas,  switchman,  house  50  Water 
Kenny  Wmi  (P.  &  W.  Kenny),  baker,  100  Swan, 

boardsJill  Clinton  avenue  [335  Lydius 

Kent  Geo.  .W-  jr.  restaurant,  248  Broadway,  b. 
Kent  James  H.  leatherdresser,  h.  104  First 
Kenyon  R.  S.  messenger  American  Express,  b. 

92  Beaver 
Keough  Catharine,  widow,  h.  52  Mulberry 
Keough  John,  cooper,  bds.  52  Mulberry 
Keough  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  7  Foundry  place 
Keown  Rose,  widow,  house  223  Broadway 
Kepler  John,  carpenter,  h.  Nucella  ab.  Clinton 
Kercher  Philip,  laborer,  house  4  Colonie 
Kercher  Philip,  gardener,  house  Gt.  West.  turn. 

above  Robin 
Kerin  James,  foundry  man,  h.  133  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Kerker  Benj.  B.  stovemounter,  house  1 10  First 
Kern  Isidore,  truiikmaker,  h.  Van  Vechten  n. 

Steven 
Kern  John,  coppersmith,  house  85  Green 
Kernan  Felix,  house  278  Lydius 
Kernan  Felix,  mason,  boards  91  Cherry 
Kernan  John  A.  clerk.  9  Chestnut,  b.  278  Lydius 
Kernan  Joseph  A.  clerk,  boards  278  Lydius 


Kernan  Thomas,  mason,  house  91  Cherry 

Kerps  Mary,  midwife,  house  30  Clinton 

Kerr  Edward,  paver,  house  186  Clinton  avenue 

Kerr  James,  paver,  house  —  Canal 

Kerr  John,  grocer,  boards  30  Lafayette 

Kerr  John,  blacksmith,  house  —  Canal 

Kerr  John  J.  clerk,  60  State,  b.  186  Clinton  ave. 

Kerr  Thomas,  mason,  house  165  Orange 

Kerr  William,  grocer,  13  S.  Pearl,  h.  7'  Lancaster 

Kerrig.an  James  Mrs.,  Washington  cor.  Second 

avenue,  Greenbush 
Kerrowin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  69  Rensselaer 
Kerst  Ernest,  furnaceman,  house  27  Bradford 
Kerst  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  27  Bradford 
Kerst  William,  furnaceman,  bds.  27  Bradford 
Kertca  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  20  Union 
Kerwin  Daniel,  laborer,  house  42  Mulberry 
Kerwin  James,  carpenter,  h.  178  Clinton  ave. 
Kerwin  James,  mason,  bds.  92  Beaver 
Kerwin  Moses,  moulder,  house  81  Lawrence 
Kessell  Jcseph,  shoemaker,  h.  72  Lafayette 
Kesson  James,  porter,  11  State,  h.  2  Trotter's  al, 
Ketclium  Daniel,  att'y,  525  B'way,  h.  G'bush 
Ketchum  R.  V.  R.  &  Co.  lumber,  14  Lumber 

district,  boards  51  Spencer 
Kettles  Julia  N.  widow,  house  16  Jackson 
Kewin  H.  L.  clerk,  492  B'way,  h.  34  Montgomery 
Keyes  Charles  E.   marblepolisher,  h.  62  Beaver 
Keyes  Emerson  W.  acting  supt.  public  instruc- 
tion, State  Hall,  house  21  Park 
Keyes  Frederick,  railmaker,  house  7  Teunis 
Keyes  J.  Henry,  house  62  Beaver 
Keyes  Lydia  K.  teacher,  bds.  21  Park 
Keyes  Michael,  tailor,  house  608  Broadway 
Keyes  Nicholas,  gardener,  h.  Van  Vechten  near 

Elizabeth 
Keyes  Sarah,  boards  223  Jefferson 
Keyes  Wm.  H.  bookbinder,  407  Broadway 
Keyser  Abraham,  house  59  Grand 
Keyser  Abraham  A.  printer,  house  53  Grand 
Keyser  Andrew,  varnisher,  house  35  Bowery 
Keyser  George,  tailor,  house  72  Clinton 
Keyser  Peter,  accountant,  comptroller's  office, 

State  Hall,  house  94  Clinton  avenue 
Keyser  Peter,  printer,  boards  53  Grand 
Keyser  Sylvester,  carpenter,  house  192  Orange 
Keyser  Valentine,  baker,  h.  W.  Arch  n.  Ontario 
Keyser  William   H.   physician  and  apothecary, 

635  Broadway,  bds.  59  Grand 
Kezinger  Lorenz,  laborer,  h.  230  Wash.  ave. 
Kibbe  0.  Mrs.  house  71  Hudson 
Kibbee  Austin   S.   {Dalton  &  K.),   lumber,  118 

Water,  house  6  First 
Kibbhen  Henry,  machinist,  h.  199  Third 
Kibbhen  Wm.  painter,  house  304  Lumber 
Kidd  H.  T.  &  M.  T.  Misses,  teachers,  h.  67  Chapel 
Kidd  James,  45  North  Pearl,  house  7  Elk 
Kidd  James  jr.  artist,  3  Lafayette,  bds.  7  Elk 
Kidd  Wm.  house  57  High 
Kidder  Samuel  R.  painter,  h.  8  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Kider  Julia,  dressmaker,  house  136  Lydius 
Kidney  Jonathan,  carpenter,  86   Hamilton,  h. 

rear  82  Hudson 
Kiel  John,  tailor,  h.  Clinton  n.  Whitehall  road 
Kieley  Jeremiah,  grocer.  Broad  cor.  Arch,  h.  do. 
Kienciy  John  W.  hairdresser,  h.  228  Wash.  ave. 
Kiernan  Fergus,  bai  keeper,  h.  228  Jefferson 
Kieruan  James,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.   R.  R.  house  35 

Dallius  [22 Dean,  house  22  Orange 

Kiernan  James  &   Co.   [Benj.  F.  Rice),  liquors, 
Kiernan  John,  house  96  Jefferson 
Kiernan  John,  brewer,  house  244  Hudson 
Kiernan  John,  house  53  Howard 
Kiernan  John  W.  3d  reg't,  b.  Road  n.  Canal 
Kiernan  Thomas,  house  Road  near  Canal 
Kiernan  Thomas,  Transient  House,  11  Maiden  1. 
Kiernan  William,  porter,  house  14  Franklin 


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Kies,  see  Keycs 

Kilbourn   Catharine,  widow  of  George,  h.   119 

Orange  [house  do. 

Kilbourn  George,  fish  and  oysters,  76  N.  Pearl, 
Kilbourn  James,  carpenter,  house  138  Orange 
Kilbourn   William,  drummaker,     147    Clinton 

avenue,  house  132  do. 
Kilboy  Owen,  laborer,  house  50  Montgomery 
Kiley  Michael,  laborer,  house  24  "Van  Woert 
Kiley  Patrick,  mason,  house  8  Clinton 
Kiley  Philip,  laborer,  house  108  Broad 
Kiley  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  24  Van  Woert 
Kilfoile  Luke,  boards  799  Broadway 
Kilfoile  Michael,  mason,  house  203  Green 
Kilfoile  Wm.  carman,  house  433  Wash.  ave. 
Kallaher  William,  laborer,  h.  38  Broad,  Bethl. 
Killian  James,  laborer,  boards  246  North  Pearl 
Killian  John,  wheelwright,  house  210  Orange 
Killian  John,  carpenter,  house  Canal  cor.  Dove 
Killian  Lawrence,  cutter,  house  147  Broad 
Killilee  Jo.'m,  laborer,  liouse  16  Bethlehem  road 
Killilee  Michael,  mason,  house  13^  Clinton  ave. 
Killip  Joseph  B.  clerk,  boards  28  Congress 
Killip  Wm.  clerk,  boards  28  Plain 
Killmer  Catharine,  widow,  house  161  Eagle 
Killroy  Bridget,  widow,  house  52  Second 
Killroy  John,  cigarmaker,  boards  52  Second 
Killroy  Michael,  cigarmaker,  boards  52  Second 
Kilmartin  John,  saloon,  188  Montgomery,  h.  do. 
Kilmartin  John,  carpenter,  house  13  Bleecker 
Kilmer  Alexander,  laboier,  boards  20  Sand 
Kilmer  Clianncey,   clerk,  63  Washington  ave. 

boards  Farmer's  Hotel 
Kilmer  David,  boatm.ln  barge  Merchant,  Bath 
Kilmer  Henry,  laborer,  house  Bath 
Kilmer  Levi,  blacksmith,  house  69  Columbia 
Kilmer  Martin,  clerk,  boards  Farmers'  Hotel 
Kilmer  Washington,  physician,  North  Pearl  c. 

Maiden  lane,  house  do. 
Kilpatrick,  William,  planer,  house  N.  Albany 
Kilzer  Frederick  W.  tailor,  403  Broadway,  h. 

171  Broad 
Kimball  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  25  Bowery 
Kimball  Isaac,  house  62  Bowery 
Kimball  I.  E.  grocer,  Broadway  opposite  Ferry, 

house  Broadway  above  Third,  Greenbnsh 
Kimball  John,  clerk,  bds.  15  Wash.  Greenbnsh 
Kimball  John   M.  attorne}',  50  State,  house   16 

Bleecker  place  [231  Lumber 

Kimball  Rodney  G.  teacher  Normal  School^  h. 
Kimball  Stephen,  furniture  and  clothing,    160 

Broadway,  house  do. 
Kimball  Sullivan  C.  74  State,  h.  16  Bleecker  pi. 
Kinahan  Patrick,  teacher,  house  Van  Woert  n. 

North  Pearl 
Kincade  Samuel,  paver,  house  156  Grand 
King  Alexander,  carman,  house  189  Second 
King  Andrew,  futnaceman,  house  13  Tennis 
King  August,  pianomaker,  house  293  Lumber 
King  Charles,  printer,  9  James,  h.  36  Second 
King  Charles  S.  bhicksmith,  house  89  Tiiird 
King  David  V.  clerk,  425  B'way,  b.  12  Liberty 
King  (Dioight)  &  Smith  {Lewis  B.)  counsellors, 

484  Broadway,  boards  Dunlop  House 
King  Edwin  H.  boimetbleacher,  3  Union,  h.  do. 
King  Edward,  3d  reg't,  boards  29  Hamilton 
King  Geo.  B.  coachman,  house  18  Union 
King  George  11.  mason,  liouse  97  Bowery 
King  George  W.  hatter,  house  23  Lafayette 
King  Henry,  carpenter,  house  151  Sand 
King  J.  Howard  {Olcott  &  K.),  attorney,  69  State, 

house  1  Paik  place 
King  James,  laborer,  house  64  Van  Woert 
King  James  B.  house  65  Lumber 
King  Joiui,  moulder,  bouse  13  Tennis 
King  John,  moulder.  Church  cor.  Scha3'!er 
King  Louis,  shoemaker,  house  275  Sand 


King  Minor  Mrs.  house  25  De  Witt 

King  Patrick  H.  painter,  boards  180  Clinton  ave. 

King  Robert  M.  {Steele  &  K. ),  paper  hangings, 

362  Broadway,  house  95  Washington  ave. 
King  Rufus  H.  president  State  bank,  69  State,  h. 

1  Park  place  [Park  place 

King  Rufus  H.  jr.  cor.  clerk  State  bank,  house  1 
King  Samuel  J.  news  agent,  house  251  Elm 
King  Samuel  W.   drygoods  and  groceries,  68 

Second,  house  70  do. 
King  Thomas,  cigarmaker,  house  93  Church 
King  Thomas  Mrs.  house  180  Clinton  avenue 
King  Thomas  A.  {Malone  &  K.),  tobacconist,  885 

Broadway,  house  64  Van  Woert 
King  William,  tailor,  house  196  Clinton  avenue 
King  Wm.  T.  lumber  inspector,  h.  25  De  Witt 
Kingman  Henry  M.  clerk,  67  Pier,  boards  105 

Columbia 
Kingsbury  (James)    &    Whitehead    {Jeremiah), 

coachmakers,  131  Hudson,  h.  149  Green 
Kingsbury  John,  coachmaker,  b.  30  Lafayette 
Kingsbury  Samuel,  sexton,  house  30  Lafayette 
Kingsbury  Wm.  J.  bookbinder,  b.  30  Lafayette 
Kin^^ley  Hale  {Weed  &  AT.)  attorney,  Museum 

Building,  house  38  First 
Kinnear  James,  U.  S.  N.,  house  38  Congress 
Kinnear  Peter,  machinist,  house  40  W.  Ferry 
Kinney  Michael,  laborer,  house  50  N.  Lansing 
Kinnicut  Robert,  carpenter,  Tivoli  hollow 
Kinnicutt  Albert,  carpenter,  h.  Whitehall  road 
Kinnicutt  Samuel  A.  {Wands  &  K.),  stoves,  &c. 

21  Green,  boards  Congress  Hall 
Kinsela  James,  laborer,  house  62  Third 
Kinsella  {John)  &  Hennessey  {John),  root  beer, 

106  Arcli,, house  1 16  do. 
Kinsilla  Dennis,  laborer,  house  i-ear  164  State 
Kinsley  Charles,  clerk,  56  State,  b.  50  Philip 
Kinsley  Dennis,  carpenter,  boaids  50  Philip 
Kiuson  Alvira,  widow,  house  161  Green 
Kinstell  Valentine,  peddler,  house  39  Sand 
Kip  Leonard,  attorney,  room  6  Tweddle  hall, 

boards  51  North  Pearl 
Kippen  Henry,  machinist,  house  199  Third 
Kirby  Daniel,  laborer,  house  14  Bleecker 
Kirby  Lawrence,  laboi'er,  house  137  Church 
Kirby  Matthew,  butcher,  house  43  Bowery 
Kirby  Mary,  widow,  house  19  South  Lansing 
Kircliiier  Charles,  turner,  house  59  Clinton 
Kirchuer  Frederic,  furnaceman,  h.  165  Broad 
Kirchner  Henry,  furnaceman,  h.  11  Onet's  alley 
Kirchuer  Jacob,  grocer,  9  Bowery,  house  do. 
Kirk  Abraham  (Requa,  Kirk  &  Co.),  Ill  Pier, 

liouse  5  Chapel 
Kirk  David  N.  clerk,  461  Broadway,  boards  312 

North  Pearl 
Kirk  Edward,  clerk,  44  State,  b.  35  Clinton  av. 
Kirk  George  E.  oysters,  97  South  Pearl,  house 

24  Bleecker 
Kirk  John,  lieut.  34th  reg't,  house  310  N.  Pearl 
Kirk  Joseph,  coppersmith,  house  53  De  Witt 
Kirk  Joseph  C.  {Carpenter  &  K.)  merchant  tailor, 

556  Broadway,  house  35  Clinton  avenue 
Kirk  Marilla,  widow  of  Andrew,  h.  312  N.  Pearl 
Kirk  William,  34tli  reg't,  h.  Second  av.  G'bush 
Kirkham  Thaddeus,  carpi^nter,  h.  66  Benjamin 
Kirkland  Alexander,  teamster,  h.  1 1  Whitehall  r. 
Kirkland  Ann,  widow,  house  iS9  Green 
Kirkland  Edwin,  machinist,  li.  West  Albany 
Kirkland  Harvey,  engineer,  house  51  Jackson 
Kirkiritrick  Ed\vard,'maltster,  house  417  State 
Kirkpatriclc  James,  brakeman,  h.  21  De  Witt 
Kirkpatrick  James,  boatman,  house  88  Church 
Kirkpatrick  John,  butcher,  I  and  2  Center  Mir- 

ket,  house  3.99  State 
Kirkpatrick  Reginald,  maltster,  house  419  State 
Kirkpatrick  Thomas,  grocej-,  house  Lydius  near 

Partridge 


ALBANY      [K]      DIRECTORY. 


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Kiriland  {Benj.  C.)  &  Thuiber  [Chas.)  carpen- 
ters, rear  63  Lafayette,  h.  100  Wash.  ave. 
Kiriland  W.  V.  carpenter,  h.  100  Washington  a7. 
Kirwan  Rhody,  machinist,  house  261  N.  Pearl 
Kirwiii  Timothy  Mrs.  restaurant,  26  Church 
Kirziier  .Joseph,  florist,  house  Lydius  n.  Knox 
Kissell  Frank,  grocer,  444  Lydius,  house  do. 
Kite  Thomas,  gardener,  house  359  State 
Kitt  Catharine,  widow,  house  68  Arcli 
Kittle  Anna  Miss,  boards  793  Broadway 
Kittle  Spencer  S.  bookkeeper,  house  32  Swan 
Kizer  Andrew,  house  35  Bowery 
Klaar  Frederick,  grocer,  72  Clinton,  house  do. 
Klammans  Paul,  cooper,  house  2  Ganien  alley 
Klasse  William,  cigarmanaf.  85  Green 
Kleck  Peter,  laborer,  h.  Wash,  avenue  ab.  State 
Kleene  Francis,  pianomaker,  house  73  Bowery 
Klein  Frederick,  carpenter,  house  Canal  u.  Snipe 
Klein  John,  porterhouse,  43  Alexander 
Klein  John,  barber,  214  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Klein  Sophia,  widow,  house  21  Van  Vechten 
Klempp  William,  cigarmaker,  house  43  Clinton 
Klenkert  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  20  Bowery 
Klering  John,  laborer,  house  468  Lydius 
Kliber  John,  laborer,  house  256  Sand 
Kline  Charles,  carriagemaker,  house  44  Clinton 
Kline  George,  moulder,  house  24  Delawai-e 
KMne  John,  oilcloth  printer,  house  166  Sand 
Kline  Peter,  moulder,  house  34  Delaware         * 
Kline  Thomas,  laborer,  house  143  Chestnut 
Kline  William,  carpenter,  house  46  Delaware 
Klingelberger  Charles,  shoemaker,  South  Ferry 

corner  Franklin,  house  41  John 
Klinger  Gottleib  D.  carver,  house  137  Spring 
Klingler  Daniel,  laborer,  house  223  Sand 
Klink  Ann,  widow,  boards  57  Clinton  avenue 
Klipps  Marks,  blacksmith,  house  4  Catharine 
Klock  Franklin  H,   conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

boards  Delavan  House 
Klock  Martin,  grocer,  25  Lawrence,  h.  23  De  Witt 
Kloraps  Henry,  painter,  house  49  Westerlo 
Klopf  Gottlieb,  laborer,  house  120  Nucella 
Klos  Jacob,  founder,  house  5  Plain  continued 
Klos  Peter,  engineer,  house  5  Plain  continued 
Klotzback  John,  saloon  95  State,  h.  19  Bowery 
Klukman  David,  clothing,  bds.  194  South  Pearl 
Kluknian  Sophia,  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  194  S.  Pearl 
Klump  John,  porterhouse,  24  Norton,  house  do. 
Knable  Matthias,  varnisher,  house  1 16  Sand 
Knable  Stephen,  butcher,  house  5  Lark 
Knapp    Elizabeth    Miss,   juvenile    retreat,    181 

South  Pearl,  liouse  do. 
Knapp  Helen,  house  12  Park 
Knapp  Jacob,  medicines,  house  72  Schuyler 
Knapptm  A.  13.  agent  for  Stone  &  Merritt,  house 

37  John 
Knanf  George,  milkman,  h.  10  Clinton,  Bethl. 
Knickerbocker  Charles,  wood  engraver,   litho- 
grapher and  stationery,  518  Broadway,  iiouse 
1S6' Hamilton.  [mill,  house  52  First 

Knickerbocker  Edmund,  supt.  Hawley's  planing 
Knickerbocker  Geo.  cnrman,  h.  2  Phoenix  place 
Knickerbocker  Henry  M.  518  B'way,  b.  8'J6  do. 
Knickerbocker  Irving,  bookkeeper,  b.  52  First 
Knight  Hgrace  B.  Rev.  house  104  First 
Knightman  Anton,  oilcloth,  house  273  Sand 
Knock  Dirk,  janitor  Normal  School,  Lodge  cor. 

Howard,  house  do. 
Knower  John,  wool,  31  Hudson 
Knower  Samuel,  engineer,  house  154  Lumber 
Knower  Timothy  A.  paymaster  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

Exchange  Building,  house  205  Lydius 
Knowlan  Hugh,  stonecutter,  house  67  Schuyler 
Knowlan,  see  Nulan 

Knowles  Charles  S.  fireman,  58  Pier,  b.  93  Eagle 
Knowlson  Catharine  A.  widow,  h.  57  Swan,  Ar.  h 
Knowlton  Daniel  R.  machinist,  bds.  87  Hudson 

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Knowlton  Georga  H.  {Fryer  &  K.),  394  Broad- 
way, boards  45  Congress 
Knowlton  George  N.  dentist,  bds.  87  Hudson 
Knowlton  George  W.  house  45  Congress 
Knowlton  John  E.  blacksmith,  h.  87  Hudson 
Knowlton  Myron,  physician,  119  Green,  h.  do. 
Knowlton  William,  house  92  Snipe 
Knox  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  Warren  n.  Elizabeth 
Knox  William,  laborer,  house  191  Third 
Knuppel  Louis,  furnaceman,  house  57  Clinton 
Koch  George,  gardener,  house  418  Lydius 
Koch  John,  tailor,  house  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Koch  Theodore,  physician,  160  Bowery 
Koelsch  Catharine,  widow,  h.  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Koex  John,  laborer,  house  133  Sand 
Koelsch  George,  turner,  house  59  Clinton 
Kolder  .Jacob,  laborer,  house  174  Broad 
Koler  Henry,  laborer,  house  34  Bowery 
Kolfins  Ada'm,  Laborer,  house  179  Sand 
Kolling  Matthias,  moulder,  house  38  Clinton 
Kollman  Frederic,  cabinetmaker,  li.  27  Alexan'r 
Kollmetz  Michael,  cabinetmaker,  h.  233  Sand 
Kolp  Charles,  poultry,  house  5  Delaware 
Komforth  Valentine,  laborer,  house  10  Tennis 
Konig  Hermanns,  liquors,  840  B'way,  b.  842  do. 
Konig  Philip,  laborer,  house  83  Sand 
Kontz  Philip,  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R. 
Koon  Andrew,  laborer,  house  81  Sand 
Koonz  Abram,  coverlet  and  carpet  manufactory, 

43  Grand,  bouse  26  Plain     ^ 
Koonz  Jacob  C.  carpets,  53  State,  bds.  26  Plain 
Koonz  Wm.  P.  ary  goods  and  upholsterei',  161 

South  Pearl,  house  96  Westerlo 
Kooreman  Edward,  cofiee  peddler,  h.  44  Second 
Koorman  Fred'k,  driver,  37  Dean,  h.  44  Second 
Korell  Jacob,  baker,  house  235  Sand 
Koremans  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  h.  49  JeflFerson 
Korp  Jacob,  laborer,  house  214  South  Pearl 
Kosiol  Charles,  carpenter,  house  54  Clinton 
Kossman  Conrad,  cutler,  house  245  Sand 
Krosman  Frederic,  tailor,  h.  Clin.  n.  V.  Vechten 
Kraftt  Ernest  M.  C.  bookbinder,  h.  48  Westerlo 
Kraflt  H.  G.  musician,  house  143  Broad 
Kralis  Francis,  furnaceman,  h.  338  Wash.  ave. 
Kramer  Charles,  barber,  4  Green,  h.  2  Howard 
Kramer  Francis,  shoemaker,  hou#e  68  Bowery 
Kramer  Henry,  laborer,  house  163  Bowery 
Kramer  Jacob,  laborer,  house  28  Odell 
Kramer  Michael,  carpenter,  house  47  Snipe 
Kramer  Valentine,  laborer,  h.  500  Clin,  avenue 
Kramer  William,  varnisher,  house  133  Bowery 
Kramerath  Martin,  staves,  297  South  Pearl 
Krank  August,  furnaceman,  h.  23  Bethlehem  rd. 
Krank  Genoveva,  widow,  house  114  Nucella 
Krank  George,  house  Whitehall  road 
Krank  Joseph  K.  furnaceman,  h.  168  Franklin 
Krank  Nicholas,  garden,  Wliitehall  road,  h.  do. 
Krans  John,  porterhouse,  8  Rose 
Kranz  John,  laborer,  house  107  Nucella 
Krasman  Frederic,  tailor,  h.  Clin.  n.  V.  Vechten 
Kratz  Henry,  liouse  tailor,  156  Elk 
Kraus  Adam,  tailor,  house  44  Clinton        [h.  do 
Kraus  Wm.  oilcloth  factory,  Lydius  n.  Partridge, 
Krebs  Charles,  hatblockmaker,  house  106  Lark 
Krebs  Charles  jr.  carriagemaker,  h.  108  Lark 
Kremper  Frederic,  stonecutter,  h.  1 1  Onet's  alley 
Kresser  Joseph,  grocer,  42  Clinton,  house  do. 
Kreuder  Charles,  machinist,  house  115  Sand 
Kreuder  George,  Tremont  House,  21  Columbia 
Kreuker  Henry  L.  20th  reg't,  house  60  Green 
Kreuker  Maggie,  widow,  liouse  60  Green 
Kreukter  Augustus,  shonmaker,  h.  N.  Albany 
Kriegbaum  Adam,  moulder,  h.  58  Beniamin 
Kriess  George,  shoemaker,  house  78  Rensselaer 
Krig  Philip,  hairdresser,  boards  152  Spring 
Krimburg  Herman,  painter,  house  325  S.  Pearl 
Kroak  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  275  Green 


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Kroeser  Jospph,  laborer,  house  267  Sand 
Kronmeier  August,  watchmaker,  191  S.  Pearl 
Kruhman  Jacob,  peddler,  house  165  S.  Pearl 
Krum  Henry  H.  clerk,  7  South  Pearl,  b.  21  Jay 
Kryger  Christian,  gardener,  house  324  Lydius 
Kryger  Cornelius,  tailor,  SOI  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Kryger  Levien,  cofFeeroaster,    37  Dean,  house 

360  Lydius 
Kubler  John  M.  pianomaker,  house  177  Broad 
Kugelman  Louis,  peddler,  h.  S.  Ferry  c.  S.  Pearl 
Kuhn  David,  carman,  house  72  Clinton 
Kuhn  Lawrens,  laborer,  house  14  Steven 
Kuhnle  Andrew,  cigarmaker,  h.  51  Delaware 
KuUmann  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  h.  335  S.  Pearl 
Kuudel  Charles,  wheelwright,  house  Broad  cor. 

Alexander 
Kunemund  Henry,  shoemaker,  h.  109  Schuyler 
Kuntz  Henry,  baker,  house  325  S.  Pearl 
Kuntz  Jacob,  furnaceman,  house  25  Teunis 
Kunz  Jacob,  shoemaker,  house  46  Clinton 
Kyle  James,  timekeeper,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

73  Lumber  [45  Montgomery 

Kyle  John,  police  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  depot,  house 
Kyle  Martha,  widow,  h.  242  North  Pearl 

LABISHINER  EMANUEL,  cigarmaker,  house 

62  Franklin 
Labishiner  Jacob,  teacher,  house  75  S.  Ferrjj 
Labishiner  Julius,  clerk,  548  Broadway 
Lacey  John,  lafcrer,  house  31  North  Lansing 
Lackey  John,  laborer,  liouse  244  Lumber 
Lackey  William,  dining  saloon,  3  South  Pearl, 

house  139  Lancaster 
La  Clair  N.  widow,  house  14  Railroad  avenue 
Lacoy  Andrew  M.  gardener,  bds.  101  Franklin 
La  Croix  M.  B.  physician,  31  Maiden  lane 
Lacy  Daniel,  watchman,  house  11  Fulton 
Lacy  James,  grocer,  246  Bowery,  house  do. 
Lacy  William,  Statesman  office,  74  State,  house 

32  Second 
Lade  Fill,  blacksmith,  house  6  Broad 
Laden  James,  laborer,  house  168  Montgomery 
Laden  John,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Laden  Patrick,  carpenter,  John  n.  Church,  h. 

62  Arch 
Laden  Thomat,  laborer,  house  207  Orange 
Laefler  Anton,  laborer,  house  80  Sancf 
Laewenberg  Joseph,  clothing  299  B'way,  b.  do. 
Latferty  Charles,  ropemaker,  h.  273  Wash.  ave. 
Lafferty  Ellen,  widow,  hou.se  29  Rensselaer 
Lafleich  David,  currier,  house  7  Hunter's  alley 
Lagrange  Abraham  J.  butcher,  h.  370  Lydius 
Lagrange  Andrew  T.  peddler,  house  94  Hawk 
Lagrange  Daniel,  house  310  Hamilton 
Lagrange  George,  com.  deeds,  94  State,  boards 

84  Beaver 
Lagrange  Gerritt,  house  79  North  Pearl 
Lagrange  Jacob,  house  149  Lydius      [h.  202  Jay 
Lagrange  Jacob  O.  clerk,  63  Washington  avenue, 
Lagrange  John,  liquors,  &c.,  9  South  Pearl 
Lagrange  John  A.  grocer,  91  Dove,  h.  do. 
La  Grange  John  J.  agent,  2  State,  h.  329  do. 
Lagrange  Stephen,  confectioner,  33  North  Pearl 
Lahey  Bernard,  blacksmith,  h.  44  Montgomery 
Lahey  Catharine,  widow,  house  112  Canal 
Lahey  James,  laborer,  house  34  Van  Schaick 
Lahey  Richard,  hostler,  39  Columbia,  h.  do. 
Lahrenberger  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  49  Benjamin 
Laidlow  Robert,  veterinary  surgeon,  at  Cutler's 

stables,  house  49  Washington  avenue 
Laimey  James,  sawyer,  h.  Learned  n.  Thacher 
Laing  John  C.  stonecutter,  house  36  Franklin 
Laird  Peter,  carpenter,  house  311  Hamilton 
Laitz  Frederick,  blacksmith,  h.  Hamilton  corner 

Union 
Lake  Edward  S.  carpenter,  house  6  First 
Lake  Francis,  calker,  house  10  Fulton 


Lake  Hulet,  boatman,  house  100  Lancaster 
Lakeland  William,  laborer,  h.  43  N.  Lansing 
Lamaire  John,  moulder,  house  245  S.  Pearl 
Lamb  Bridget  Mrs.  grocer.  Green  c.  Bassett,  h.  do. 
Lamb  John,  brewer,  house  69  Arch 
Lamb  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  53  Bassett 
Lamb  Mary  A.  Mrs.  boardinghouse,  John  comer 

Broadway 
Lamb  Patrick  W.  furnaceman,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Lamb  Robert,  dry  goods,   11  South  Pearl,  bds. 

44  Grand 
Lamb  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  43  Arch 
Lamb  William,  cooper,  boards  53  Bas.sett 
Lambert  Mary,  widow,  house  94  X  Dallius 
Lambert  Patrick,  baker,  h.  Mechanic,  Greenbush 
La  Monte  David  S.  [Hulbert  &  La  Monte),  fancy 

goods,  392  Broadway,  h.  306  Lydius 
L'Amoreux  Catharine,  tailoress.  house  86  First 
L'Amoreux  James,  attorney,  house  74  Hudson 
L'Amoreux  Wendell,  boards  74  Hudson 
LaMoure  Germain  Mrs.  house  54  Jay 
LaMoure  Ten  Eyck,  grocer  89  Washington  ave. 

house  56  Jay  [bds.  56  Jay 

LaMoure  Ten  Eyck  jr.  clerk,  89  Washington  av. 
LaMoure  Uriah  B.  clerk,  89  Washington  ave. 

boards  56  Jay 
L'Amouree  Daniel,  pilot,  h.  Rensselaer,  Bath^ 
Lamroux  Eddy,  widow,  house  120  Spring 
Lamson  Homer  B.  clerk,  surrogate's  office,  City 

Hall,  house  144  Hudson 
Lanagan  Mary,  widow,  house  Lumber  ab.  Knox 
Lanahan  Henry,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Lanahan  Michael,  peddler,  house  295  Lumber 
Lanahan  P.  J.  printer,  78  State,  bds.  61  Jefferson 
Lanahan  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  51  Jefierson 
Lanahan  Tljomas  J.   tallyman,  N.  Y.   C.  R.  R. 

house  53  West  Ferry 
Lanahan  Wm.  H.  printer,  boards  5i  JeflFerson 
Landers  L.  W.  porter,  366  B'way,  b.  20  Dallius 
Landers  Margaret,  widow,  h.  238  Wash.  ave. 
Landrigan  Cornelius,  butcher,  h.  59  Perry 
Landrigan  James,  mason,  house  128  Eagle 
Landrigo  Sally  Mrs.  house  31  Lafayette 
Landweber  John,  laborer,  house  248  Sand 
Lane  Francis  G.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  h.  at  Greenbush 
Lane  Hugh,  painter,  house  53  West  Ferry 
Lane  James  Harvey,  mason  and  builder,  house 

163  Jefferson  [house  18  High 

Lane  John  (.4.  D.  Shepard  &  Co.),  flour,  109  Pier, 
Lane  Walter  M.  salesman,  476  Broadway,  boards 

Mansion  House 
Lane  William,  saloon,  house  12  Union 
Lanehart  Benj.  on  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  829  B'way 
Lang  Christian  D.  porter,  house  163  Broad 
Lang  Conrad,  gardener,  h.  Broad,  Betliiehem 
Lans;  Conrad,  gardener,  h.  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Lang  Ferdinand,  cigarmaker,  h.  85  Herkimer 
Lang  Jacob,  tailor,  house  37  Clinton 
Lang  (John  C.)  &  Stormont  [Alex.),  stonecutters, 

55  Westerlo,  house  67  do. 
Lang  John  E.  carpenter,  house  299  North  Pearl 
Lang  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Van  Vech.  n.  Eliz. 
Lang  Nicholas,  carpenter,  house  18  Morton 
Langan  John,  potatodealer,  house  95  Church 
Langan  Michael  &  Bro.  ( Wm.  Langan),  plumb- 
ers and  tinroofers,  82  S.  Pearl,  h.  95  Church 
Langan  Wm.  {Langan  &  Brother),  h.  95  Church 
Lange  Rudolph,  shoemaker,  house  Van  Vechten 

corner  Elizabeth 
Langgiith  Casper,  saloon,  31  Union,  house  do. 
Langiey  William,  carpenter,  h.  59  Schuyler 
Langlious  Lewis,  machinist,  h.  31  Lafayette 
Langohr  Casper,  carpenter,  house  66  Clinton 
Langridge  Stephen  Mrs.  h.  Lydius  n.  Ontario 
Langrisii  William,  blacksmith,  205  South  Pearl, 

liouse  203  do. 
Lanneu  James,  grocer,  58  Montgomery,  h.  do. 


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Lannen  James,  laborer,  house  45  Bassett 
Laiinen  John,  laborer,  house  14  Bleecker 
Lannen  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  32  Rensselaer 
Lannigan  Cornelius,  engineer,  U.  S.  N.  house  5 

Broad 
Lannigan  John,  laborer,  house  5  Broad 
Lannigau  Jolin,  house  5  Broad  [49  S.  Ferry 

Lannigan  John  jr.  coppersmitli,  27  Church,  h. 
Lannisjan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Spruce  near  Dove 
Lannon  Thomas,  shoemaker,  b.  36  Van  Schaick 
Lanor  Gasper,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Snipe 
Lans  Conrad,  laborer,  house  53  Colonie 
Lansing  A.  Y.  widow,  house  655  Broadway- 
Lansing  Abraham,  attorney,   13  Douw's  Build- 
ing, boards  103  North  Pearl 
Lansing  Abraham  F.  Mrs.  h.  6  Van  Schaick 
Lansing  Andrew  D.  {Henry  Lansing  &  Co,),  319 

Broadway,  house  97  North  Pearl 
Lansing  Andrew  D.  jr.  {Henry  Lansing  &  Co.), 

319  Broadway,  boards  97  Nortb  Pearl 
Lansing  Charles  A.  clerk,  4  Pruyn,  b.  146  State 
Lansing  Charles  B.  {Pruyn  &  L.),  iron  works  and 

saw  factory,  Liberty  c.  Pruyn,  h.  146  State 
Lansing  Christopher  Y.  attorney,  3  Douw's  Build- 
ing, house  103  North  Pearl 
Lansing  Edwin  Y.  house  103  North  Pearl 
Lansing  George,  clerk,  41  State,  bds.  655  B'way 
Lansing  George  S.  coachtrimmer,  h.  18  White- 
hall road 
Lansing  Gerret,  silversmith,  house  83  Bleecker 
Lansing  Gerret  Y.  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Lansing  Henry  V.  miller,  boards  890  Broadway 
Lansing  Henry  &  Co.  {A.  D.  Lansing  jr,)^  Tivoli 
mills,  north  end  of  Broadway,  office  319 
Broadway,  house  85  Clinton  avenue 
Lansing  Henry  Q.  att'y,  443  B'way,  h.  683  do. 
Lansing  Isaac  N.  grocer,  142  North  Pearl,  boards 
623  Broadway  [Third 

Lansing  Jacob  A.  bookkeeper,  59  State,  h.  20 
Lansing  Jacob  T.  boards  11  Hall  place 
Lansing  Jacob  T.  jr.  dry  goods  3  Clinton  avenue, 

boards  92  Swan 
Lansing  James  J.  porterhouse,  8  Ferry,  G'bush 
Lansing  Jeremiah  jr.  dry  goods,  477  Broadway, 

liouse  54  Columbia 
Lansing  John  H.  cabinetmaker,  h.  44  Congress 
Lansing  John  R.  house  34  South  Lansing 
Lansing  John  T.  clerk,  Pruyn  cor.  Liberty,  bds. 

52  North  Pearl 
Lansing  John  V.  physician,  house  54  Hawk 
Lansing  Joseph  A.  (Wilson,  Grimwood  &  Co.), 

grocer,  1 1  State,  house  on  Troy  road 
Lansing  Lewis  B.  soap  manufacturer,  13  Beaver, 
house  136  Second  [Hudson 

Lansing  0.  E.  bookkeeper,  121  Pier,  boards  86 
Lansing  Philip  S.  house  70  North  Pearl 
Lansing  Richard,  clerk,  477  B'way,  b.  88  Beaver 
Lansing  Robert  C.  clerk,  boards  96  Second 
Lansing  Stephen  H.  boilermaker,  h.  26  Mulberry 
Lansing  William,  attorney,  452  Broadway,  house 
103  North  Pearl  [avenue,  Greenbush 

Lansing  William,  grocer,  Broadway  cor.  Second 
Lansing  Wm.  J.  agent,  house  83  Lancaster 
Lansing  Wm.  J.  91st  reg't,  house  157  Spring 
Lansingh  K.  V.  R.  sewing  machines,  558  Broad- 
way, house  5  Ten  Broeck  [Ten  Broeck 
Lansingh  K.  V.  R.  jr.  sewing  machines,  house  5 
Lant  Jeremiah  H.  att'y,  66  State,  house  211  Jay 
Lant  William,  machinist,  house  11  Lumber 
Lanz  Eva,  widow,  house  Onet's  alley 
Lape  John  L.  laborer,  house  11  Bethlehem  road 
Lape  Williitra,  fireman,    house    Steuben  near 

Ferry,  Bath 
Lapman  Kli,  carpenter,  b.  Van  Rensselaer  House 
Laramee  James,  painter,  house  rear  213  Lumber 
Larcher  Samuel  W.  clerk,  44  South  Pearl,  house 
32  Plain 


Larey  Ann,  widow,  house  245  Green 

Large  Oscar  A.  {Dalton  Sc  L.),  cigarmanufacturer, 

25  Church,  house  225  South  Pearl 
Larkey  Jtmes  P.  foreman,  house  249  N.  Pearl 
Larkey  John,  blacksmith,  house  273  N.  Pearl 
Larkia  Bridget,  widow,  house  118  Broad 
Larkin  Catharine,  widow,  house  35  Dean 
Larkin  John,  laborer,  boards  118  Broad 
Larl?in  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Dean  near  Exchange 
Larkin  M.  J.  clerk,  boards  35  Dean 
Larkins  B!irney,  tailor,  house  W.  Ferry  alley 
Larkins  George,  packer,  470  Broadway,  boards 

at  Greenbush 
Larkins  James,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Zandt 
Larrabee  Edward  J.  (Belcher  &  L.),  agt.  Aerated 

Bread  Co.,  175  N.  Pearl,  h.  210  do. 
Larose  Anthirae  F.  16Exchange  Building,  boards 

142  Broadway 
Larose  Francis,  brewer,  house  89  Cherry 
Larose  Joseph,  clerk,  steamboat  John  Tracey, 

house  142  Broadway 
Larose  Peter,  Troy  and  Lansingburgh  Express, 

16  Exchange  Building,  h.  142  Broadway 
Lasch  William,  carpenter,  liouse  57  Alexander 
Lasclier  Casper,  carpenter,  house  73  Elk 
Lasher  Flavius,  agent,  Broadway  House,  Greenb. 
Lasher  John,  house  25  Westerlo 
Lasher  John,  shoemaker,  Columbia,  h.  Broad- 
way, Greenbush 
Lasher  John  E.  carman,  house  145  South  Pearl 
Lasher  Marcus  W.  proprietor  Broadway  House, 

Greenbush 
Latenburger  George,  furnaceman,  h.  34  Odell 
Latham  Charles  G.  volunteer,  house  18  Chapel 
Latham  Geo.  E.  hats,  caps,  and  furs,  508  Broad- 
way, house  18  Chapel 
Latham  Wm.  G.  house  49  Jackson 
Lathrop  Ariel,    bookkeeper,   Union  Bank,  446 

Broadway,  house  Lydius  above  Snipe 
Lathrop  Augustus  B.  bank  express,  house  356 

Lydius 
Lathrop  Charles  H,  National  express  agent,  13 

Exchange  Building,  house  383  X  Lydius 
Lathrop  Daniel  S.    {George  H.   Thacher  Sc  Co.), 

car  wheel  mauuf..  Learned  corner  Thacher, 
•       house  768  Broadway 

Lathrop  Henry,  grainmeasurer,  h.   160  Hudson 
Lathrop  Jane  A.  widow,  h.  132  Wash.  ave. 
Lathrop  Ralph  P.  hardware  &c.,  57  State,  house 

135  Eagle 
Latour  Henry,  cook,  house  21  Van  Zandt 
Latour  William,  whitewasher,  house  18  Canal 
Latour  Wm.  S.  barber,  17  Washington  avenue, 

house  21  Van  Zandt 
Latta  John,  architect,  house  62  Herkimer 
Laubener  John,  laborer,  house  308  South  Pearl 
Laubinheimer  Christian,  laborer,  h.  112  Sand 
Lauden  Matthew,  laborer,  house  116  Sand 
Lauder  Peter,  machinist,  bds.  820  Broadway 
Lauer  Christian,  tailor,  house  72  Clinton 
Lauer  Theobald,  laborer,  h.  lower  end  Broad 
Laughlin  Ann,  seamstress,  house  164  Jefferson 
Laughlin  John,  laborer,  house  43  Liberty 
Laughlin  John,  laborer,  house  106  Third 
Laughlin  John  jr.  carman,  house  North  Albany 
Laughtou  James  C.  {Fkming  &  L.),  South  Pearl 

corner  Beaver 
Launchbach  Philip,  varnisher,  h.  167  Broad 
Launspach  Henry,  paperhanger,  h.  98  Franklin 
Laut  Barbara,  widow,  he  use  51  Clinton 
Lautenbach  Abram,  barber,  house   187  South 

Pearl 
Laveu  Charles,  laborer,  h.  Morton  near  Eagle 
Laven  Patrick,  laborer,  house  175  Green 
Lavender  Anna,  seamstress,  house  139  State 
Lavender  John,  whitewasher,  house  23  Odell 
Laventall  Julius  Mrs.  house  118  Hamilton 


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ALBANY      [L]      DIRECTOEY 


Laventlial  Julius,  watches  and  jewelry,  34  South 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Laveiy  Francis  S.  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  house 

Wendell,  Greenbush  • 

Lavery  Maurice,  house  1 1  Van  Tromp 
LawKllen  Miss,  house  19  Fulton 
Lawler  Ann,  widow,  house  101  Clinton  avenue 
Lawler  Catharine,  widow,  house  35  Van  Zandt 
Lawler  Daniel,  shoemaker,  boards  838  Broadway 
Lawler  {Daniel  A.)  &  Rogers  {Owen),  cigarmanu- 

facters,  776  Broadway,  house  163  Lumber 
Lawler  Michael,  laborer,  house  30  Canal 
Lawler  Richard,  carpenter,  house  42  Third 
Lawler  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6  Foundry  place 
Lawler  Timothy,  furnaceman,  h.  7  Foundry  pi. 
Lawless  James,  grainmeasurer,  h.  78  Franklin 
Lawless  John,  grocer,  118  First,  house  do. 
Lawless  John,  mason,  house  201  Broadway 
Lawless  John,  saloon,  28  Maiden  lane,  house  99 

Green 
Lawless  Mattliew,  furnaceman,  house  216  B'way 
Lawless  Richard,  laborer,  h.  rear  12  Van  Tromp 
Lawless  William,  laborer,  house  90  Third 
Lawlor  Ellen,  widow,  provisions,  259  State 
Lawlor  Joanna,  widow,  house  202  North  Pearl 
Lawlor  John,  laborer,  house  North  Greenbush 
Lawlor  Julia,  widow,  house  153  Church 
Lawlor  Thomas  M.  {Brainard  &  L.),  shipbuilder, 

72  Pier,  house  Rensselaer,  N.  Greenbush 
Lawrance  Ann  Mrs.  millinery,  B'way,  G'bush 
Lawrence  Alpheus  L.  boatstores  114  Pier,  house 
102  Herkimer  [102  Herkimer 

Lawrence  Anderson  D.  clerk,  21  North  Pearl,  b. 
Lawrence  Charles  W.  butcher,  15  Ferry,  Greenb. 
Lawrence  Dwight  A.  clerk,  bds.  102  Herkimer 
Lawrence  Edward,  student,  boards  64  Howard 
Lawrence  George,  captain,  boards  71  Hudson 
Lawrence  Jonathan  F.  calker,  house  in  a  boat 

near  foot  of  Orange 
Lawrence  James,  clerk,  bds.  B'way  cor.  John 
Lawreiice  James,  paintf'r,  house  98  Hawk 
Lawrence  Jane,  widow,  house  61  Lydius 
Lawrence  Peter,  waiter,  house  167  Third 
Lawrence  Samuel,  cigarmaker,  house  145  First 
Lawrence  Thomas,  baker,  263  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Lawrence  Willard,  drover,  house  East,  G'bush* 
Lawson  Abigail,  widow,  house  36  Bowery 
Lawson  Alex,  grocer.  West  Ferry  cor.  Philip 
Lawson  Edward,  teacher,    134  Clinton  avenue, 

house  501  do. 
Lawson  Isaac,  attorney,  44  State,  h.  60  Hawk 
Lawten-Slager  Albert,  jeweler,  44  State,  house 

116  Hawk 
Lawton  C.  A.  clerk,  17  State,  boards  54  Elm 
Lawton  George  H.  grocer,  17  State,  h.  54  Elm 
Lawton  James  D.  grocer,  Hawk  cor.  Lydius,  h. 

108  Jefi'erson 
Lawyer  Abraham  L.  saddler,  boards  13  Liberty 
Lawyer  {Abram)  &   Burnet  {Peter),  paperhang- 

ings,  316  Broadway,  house  239  Hamilton 
Lawyer  David  D.  house  238  State 
Lawyer  David  W.  wholesale  liquors,  53  Dean, 

house  238  State  [13  Liberty 

Lawyer  George,  salesman,  422  Broadway,  house 
Lawyer  Jane,  widow,  house  13  Liberty 
Lawyer  Livingston  S.  machinist,  bds.  13  Liberty 
Lawyer  William,  agent,  63  Dean,  bds.  238  State 
Lay  B'ranklin  C.  machinist,  bds.  43  Columbia 
Lay  Joseph,  tailor,  house  297  Bowery 
Lay  Joseph  F.  {CozzensSc  L.),  manuf.  stove  pol- 
ish, boards  799  Broadway 
Lay  Orville,  patternmaker,  house  267  Lydius 
Layman  James,  cutter,  449  B'way,  h.  108  Green 
Layton  L.  P.  N.  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Layton  Nathaniel,  machinist,  VV.  R.  R.  h.  Third, 

Greenbush 
Leach  Edwin,  carman,  house  162  North  Pearl 


Leahey  Daniel,  laborer,  house  418  Clinton  ave. 
Leahey  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  60  Church 
Leahey  Michael,  teamster,  h.  416  Clinton  ave. 
Leahy  Michiiel,  blacksmith,  house  150  Colonie 
Leake   Henry  A.  attorney,   73   State,   house  58 

Washington  avenue  [Hamilton 

Leake  .lulia,   widow   of   John  W.   boards  265 
Leake   Simon  J.   bookkeeper.   State  Bank,  69 

State,  house  133  Washington  avenue 
Leaning  Frederick,  cooper,  house  Dallius  comer 

Schuyler 
Lear  Benjamin,  tailor,  h.  Warren  cor.  Partridge 
Learned  iiillings  P.  president  Union   Bank,  446 

Broadway,  house  156  State  [State 

Learned  B.  P.  jr.  teller,  Union  Bank,   bds.  156 
Learned  {Wm.  L.)  &  Cook  (J.  C),  attorneys, 468 

Broadway,  house  38  North  Pearl 
Leary  Daniel,  mason,  house  166  Jefferson 
Leary  Ellen,  widow,  house  2  Lawrence  court 
Leary  John,  laborer,  house  39  Hamilton 
Leary  John,  laborer,  house  109  Elm 
Leary  Martin,  laborer,  house  Yates  near  Robin 
Leary  Michael,  teumster,  house  24  Elm 
Leary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  122  Arch 
Leary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  —  Jefferson 
Leavey  Patrick,  house  25  Fulton 
Leavy  Patrick,  porterhouse,  46  Division,  h.  do. 
Le  Clair  John,  conductor  W.  R.  R.  h.  at  G'bush 
Leddy  Charles,  at  fire  brick  works,  h.  75  Third 
Leddy  James  H.  harnessmaker,  h.  76  Van  Woert 
Leddy  Martin,  laborer,  house  138  Broad 
Leddy  Michael,  harnessmaker,  li.  12  N.  Lansing 
Leddy  Terence,  mason,  house  179  Green 
Lederer  Bernard,  clerk,  boards  74  Lydius 
Lederer  Brothers  {Joseph  and  Martin),  dry  goods, 

330  Broadway  and  27  North  Pearl 
Lederer  Isaac,  house  77  Lydius 
Lederer  Joseph  {L.  Brothers),  boards  74  Lydius 
Lederer  Martin  {L.  Brothers),  house  77  Lydius 
Ledlow  Patrick,  clerk,  boards  at  West  Albany 
Ledwitch  James,  cigarmaker,  house  38  Jefferson 
Lee  Alibey  H.  teacher,  boards  245  State 
Lee  Anna'  A.  house  Grand  corner  Elm 
Lee  {Charles  R.)  &  Pratt  {A.  B.),  attorneys,  94 

State,  house  213  Jay 
Lee  Dennis,  carman,  house  214  Lydius    [Orange 
Lee  Edward  {O'Brien  &  L.),  43  Division  h.  160 
Lee  Farr,  house  rear  113  Beaver 
Lee  Francis,  laborer,  house  75  Third 
Lee  George,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  house  Green, 

Greenbush  [73  Lancaster 

Lee  George  C.  bookkeeper,  468  Broadway,  bds, 
Lee  Grace,  widow,  house  150  Orange 
Lee  Henry  L.  machinist,  house  West  Albany 
Lee  James,  laborer,  house  8  West  Ferry  alley 
Lee  James,  carman,  house  126  Chestnnt 
Lee  James  jr.  carpenter,  boards  221  Swan 
Lee  James  W.   clerk,  72  Pier,   boards  Green, 

Greenbush 
Lee  John,  cigarbox  factory,  Grand  corner  Elm 
Lee  Margaret  S.  widow,  house  245  State 
Lee  Mark,  peddler,  house  32  Water 
Lee  Matthew,  tobacconist,  house  190  Lumber 
Lee  Nathaniel  P.  insp.  47  Quay,  h.  64  Philip 
Lee  Patrick,  laborer,  house  214  Lydius 
Lee  Thomas,  carman,  house  113  Canal 
Lee  Thomas,  laborer,  house  65  Rensselaer 
Lee  Thomas  J.  carpenter,  house  126  Chestnut 
Lee  William,  baker,  boards  839  Broadway 
Lee  William,  pianomaker,  house  320  State 
Lee  Wm.  H.  janitor,  Tweddle  Hall,  house  67  La- 
fayette 
Lee  Wm.  H.  B.  printer,  house  75  Westerlo 
Leech  George,  Albion  Hotel,  B'way  c.  Herkimer 
Lees  Thomas,  crockery,  16  South  Pearl,  boards 

15  Beaver 
Lefelt  Jacob,  carpenter,  house  202  Bowery 


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85 


Lefevres  {Isaac  &  Gilbert)  &  Smith  {James  H.), 

hides  and  leather,  6  State,  h.  at  NortlivlUe 
Lefevre  Thomas,  watchman,  h.  25  Van  Woert 
Lefler  Francis,  shoemaker,  honse  96  ArcJi 
Le  Gallez  Abram,  carpenter,  li.  312  Hamilton 
Le  Gallez  John,  cooper,  Lansing  near  Broadway, 

house  312  Hamilton 
Legg  Henry  E.  cooper,  boards  121  Lumber 
Legg  Oscar,  44th  reg't,  boards  121  Lumber 
Legg  Peter  C.  cooper,  house  121  Lumber 
Legget  Greorge,  laborer,  ^louse  199  Broadway 
Legget  Henry,  cook,  house  130  Third 
Legget  Jolni,  laborer,  house  218  Swan 
Lehman  Frank,  laborer,  house  355  Bowery 
Leliman  Isaac,  peddler,  house  79  Schuyler 
Leliman  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  house  175  Broad 
Lehman  Julius,  dry  goods,  344  Broadway,  house 

69  Hamilton 
Lehman  Martin  {Hertz  &  L.),  cabinet  manuf, 

and  upholstery,  95  State,  liouse  9  Bowery 
Lehner  Stephen,  shoemaker,  house  71  Sand 
Lehr  Adam,  shoemaker,  193  South  Pnarl,  h.  do. 
Lehrberg  Kaufman,  dry  goods,  380  Broadway, 

house  86  Lydius 
Lehrberg  Laura,  widow  of  Lazarus,  h.  74  Lvdius 
Leib  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  house  175  Broad. 
Leidinger  Francis,  slioemaker,  h.  283  Wash.  av. 
Leitintlcn  Joseph,  peddler,  house  299  B'way 
Lekins  John  S.  Rev.  house  78  Rensselaer 
Lelawrin  Jessie,  toys,  99  Green,  house  do. 
Leraaire  John,  moulder,  house  245  Soutli  Pearl 
Lemily  Henry,  at  J.  Goold  &  Go's,  h.  11  Dallius 
Lemoges  Joseph,  shoes,  624  B'way,  liouse  do. 
Lender  Joseph,  painter,  house  152  Sand 
Lenderson  Jane,  widow,  house  64  Union 
Leudres  John,  painter,  house  161  Elk 
Lendrum  James,  laborer,  house  20  Union 
Lennan  Bernard,  laborer,  house  30  Water 
Lennan  Edward,  laborer,  liouse  60  Schuyler 
Lennan  William,  produce,  house  9  Westerlo 
Lennox  Anna,  widow,  house  38  Jay 
Lennox  James  T.  {Ubsdell,  Pcirson  8c   Co.),  dry 

goods,  41  North  Pearl,  house  40  North  Pearl 
Lennox  Lionell  U.  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  b.  38  Jay 
Lens  Conrad,  farmer,  h.  23  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Lenten  Joseph,  laborer,  house  201  Broad 
Lentiham  Frederick,  cook,  house  4  William 
Leonard  Cornelius,  painter,  house  217  Lumber 
Leonard   Daniel,  teller  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  boards  50  Jay  [llSTenBroeck 

Leonard  Fi'ank,   cierk,   475  Broadway,  boards 
Leonard  Harvey  D.  {Glazier  &  L.),  commission 

merchant,  35  Quay,  house  132  Lancaster 
Leonard  {Jacob)  &  Herrick(Z)ciaws  W.),  coal  & 

wood,  244  and  246  B'way,  h.  58  Westerlo 
Leonard  James,  house  8  Lumber 
Leonard  James  S.  volunteer,  boards  42  Grand 
Leonard  John,  shoemaker,  house  1 12  Canal 
Leonard  John,  harnessmaker,  house  8  Lumber 
Leonard  John,  moulder,  h.  First  near  Swan 
Leonard  {John  H.)  Ik  Churchill  {Thomas)  paint- 
ers, 331  Lydius,  house  264  Elm 
Leonard  Joseph,  hackman,  house  207  K  State 
Leonard  Maria,  dressmaker,  house  239  Hudson 
Leonard  Michael,  tailor,  h.  Grand  cor.  Morton 
Leonard  Nicholas,  stoves,  163  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  Rensselaer 
Leonard  Patrick,  laborer,  house  244  Nucella 
Leonard  Patrick,  wagonmaker,  house  141  Grand 
Leonard  Pliilip,  carman,  house  1 18  Ten  Broeck 
Leonard  Sarah,  house  9  Congress 
Leonard  Thomas,  house  120  Dallius 
Leonard  Thomas  jr.  printer,  house  120  Dallius 
Leonhard  John,  shoemaker,  h.  Ellc  n.  Ontario 
Lepp  Mitchell,  carjKjnter,  house  15  Van  Schaick 
Leser  William,  shoemaker,   b.  Van  Vechten  n. 

Clinton 


Leslie  Edward,  printer  20  Green,  b.  45  Dallius 
Leslie  James,  printer,  honse  2  Bleecker  place 
Leslie  John,  liacknian  252  Broadway,  bds.  do. 
Leslie  Mary,  widow,  house  Second  cor.  Snipe 
Leslie  Norman  B.  capt.  1st  reg't,  boards  Second 

corner  Snipe 
Leslie  Sarah  E.  boardinghouse,  48  Union 
Lester  George,  confectioner,  house  273  Green 
Lester  George,  boatman,  house  at  Greenbush 
Lester  James,  carman,  house  165  Orange 
Lester  John  C.  carpenter,  house  91  Grand 
Lester  William,  vol.  house  165  Orange 
Lesure  Ephraini,  tinsmith,  h.  57  Wash.ave. 
Leuhmann  Frederic,  laborer,  house  33  Tennis 
Lfcuhmann  Henry,  laborer,  house  33  Teunis 
Leventhal  Bailey,  tailor,  house  321  State 
L*^vi  Joseph,  peddler,  house  164  Green 
Levi  Nathan,  cigars,  28  S.  Pearl,  b.  39  Beaver 
Levi  Samuel,  billiards,  19  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Levi  Solomon,  billiards,  63  Lydius,  house  do. 
Levi  Yette,  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  87  Bleecker 

Levi    ,  peddler,  hou.se  64  Rensselaer 

Levien  Douglas  A.,  Atlas  &  Argus  office,  Beaver 

cor.  Broadway,  house  230  lludson 
Levien  Douglas  A.  jr.  attorney,  94  State,  boards 

236  Hudson 
Levien  Moses,  peddler,  house  245  S.  Pearl 
Levings  Ethel,  teamster,  bds.  'i'ivoli  hollow 
Levison  Myer,  tailor,  151  S.  Pearl,  h.  l'.^9do. 
Levy  Moses,  saloon,  168  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Lewi  Joseph,  physician,  104  Green,  liouse  do. 
Lewi  John,  laborer,  house  412  Clinton  avenue 
Lewi  Maurice,  ci£;ars  and  tobacco,  28  S.  Pearl, 

bds.  104  Green 
Lewis  Alanson,  auctioneer,  8  and  10  S.  Pearl, 

bds.  Van  Rensselaer  House 
Lewis  Andrew  M.  coachman,  h.  148  Jefferson 
Lewis  {Edward)  &  Hinkley  {Lcander),  flour  and 

grain,  89  Quay,  house  35  Broad 
Lewis  E.  Chauncey,  civil  engineer,   N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.  bds.  50  Chapel 
Lewis  Edwin  F.  machinist,  house  31  De  Witt 
Lewis  George  F.    deputy  state  treasurer.  State 

Hall,  boards  Delavan  House 
Lewis   {George   W.)  &   Goodwin  {Thomas  L.), 

lithographers,  45-2  Broadway,  h.  37  Dove 
Lewis  Henry,  janitor  and  scourer,  h  103  Hamilton 
Lewis  Jane,  widow  of  Benedict,  h.  68  Columbia 
Lewis  Jane,  widow,  house  24  Hawk  [ilton 

Lewis  Lyman  C.  clerk,  59  Beaver,  b.  237  Ham- 
Lewis  Margaret,  widow,  li.  49  Van  Zandt 
Lewis  Marx  M.  optician,  h.  S.  Ferry  c.  Green 
Lewis  Matthew,  grocer.  State  c.  Knox,  h.  do. 
Lewis  M.    A.,  American  express  messenger,  h. 

74  First 
Lewis  Melvina,  widow,  house  37  Mulberry 
Lewis  Nancy,  liouse  248  Washington  ave. 
Lewis  Ralph  P.  express,  h.  260  Hudson 
Lewis  (Samuel    A.  jr.)   &   Underbill   {Daniel), 

grocers.  59  Beaver,  h.  237  Hamilton 
Lewis  Thomas,  electrician,  bds.  55  Lumber 
Lewis  William,  furrier,  house  248  Lumber 
Lewis  Wni.  A.  furrier,  hou.se  248 Lumber 
Lewis  William   B.   state  treasurer,    State  Hall, 

boards  Delavan  House 
Lewis  William  H.  engineer,  H.  R.  R.  R.  house. 

Columbia,  Greenbush 
Lewis  Wm.  J.  bookbinder,  h.  30  Clinton  avenue 
Liddy  James  H.  harnessmaker,  h,  f^  Van  Woert 
Lidon  Bridget,  widow,  house  168  Green 
Lidstone  Reuben,  carpenter,  house  18  Willett 
Liebenthal  Henry,  peddler,  h.  75  South  Ferry 
Liebmann  Joseph,  peddler,  h.    Sahuyler  cor. 

Franklin 
Liecty  John  W.  L.  printer,  b.  247  South  Pearl 
Liecty  Louis,  tailor,  house  130  Arch 
Lieser  Adolph,  cabinetmaker,  h.  57  Clinton 


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ALBANY      [L]      DIRECTORY. 


Liest  Pt^ter,  moulder,  h.  Morton  n.  Del.  tarn. 
Lifehydt  Hiram,  boatman,  house  John  near  Se- 
cond, Greenbush 
Ligget  Andrew  M.  clerk,  h.  120  Clinton  ave. 
Light  John,  machinist,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Broadway 

ab.  Third,  Greenbush 
Lightbody  Andrew,  bds.  31  Grand 
Lightbody  J.  M.  F.  real  estate  agent,  10  James, 

house  17  Fulton 
Lightfoot  Charles,  gilder,  house  39  Congress 
Lillenthal  Myer,  millinery,  30  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Lillie  Rulus,  painter,  house  174  North  Pearl 
Liilis  James,  ooardinghouse,  64  Montgomery 
Lilly  Charles  W.  painter,  house  29  West  Ferry 
Lilly  George,  fireman  N.  Y.  C.  R.   R.  house  18 

Jackson 
Limas  Arthur,  boilermaker,  h.  2  Lark 
Limbach  John,  li(juors,  &c.  772  B'way,  h.  do. 
Limbach  John,  tailor,  house  207  Broad 
Linacre  Charles,  patternfiler,  h.  436  Lydius 
Linacre  James,  patternfiler,  house  31  De  Witt 
Linacre  John,  gasfitter,  470  B'way,  h.  74  Lark 
Linacre  Thomas,  maltster,  bds.  74  Lark 
Lind  Andrew,  peddler,  h.  271  South  Pearl 
Linden  Mathias  J.  laborer,  house  201  Broad 
Lindenstein  Meyer,  peddler,  h.  24  Van  Zandt 
Lindenstein  Moses    Mrs.   butcher,     17  Center 

Market,  house  134  Bowery 
Lindner  Charles,  gilder,  bds.  Aikin,  G'bush 
Lindner  Joseph,  painter,  house  152  Sand 
Lindsey  Andrew,  carpenter,  h.  33  Van  Schaiek 
Lindsley  John   R.   fish,  oysters  and  fruit,  604 

Broadway,  boards  50  Westerlo 
Lindsly  Mary,  widow,  house  101  Dove 
Liney  Jane,  dressmaker,  house  26  Elk 
Liney  John,  teamster,  house  88  Jefferson 
Link  John  M.  brewer,  West  Arch  near  Perry 
Linker  Henry  tailor,  house  83  Sdmyler 
Linnen  Jt.hn,  laborer,  house  53  Canal 
Linsley  Mary  C.  Mrs.  h.  130  Clinton  avenue 
Linsley  Joef,  teamster,  house  99  Snipe 
Linsley  John   H.    military  secretary,  executive 

chamber,  Capitol,  bds.  144  State 
Linthauer  Simon,  grocer,  liouse  241  S.  Pearl 
Lintner  John,  furnaceman,  h.  45  Broad,  B'lehem 
Lintner  ( W.  H.  H.)  &  Co.  (A.  C.  Pulling),  drug- 
gists and  apothecaries,  5  TweddleHall,  bcls. 

4  Park  place 
Linten  Peter,  chairpainter,  house  191  Broad    ' 
Linz  Conrad,  gardener,  h.  39  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Lipman  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  h.  223  S.  Pearl 
Lipman  Henry  W.  clerk  P.  O.,  b.  248  S.  Pearl 
Lipman  Marx,  butcher,  8  Center  Market,  house 

188  South  Pearl 
Lipman  Matilda,  widow,  h.  248  South  Pearl 
Lipp  Melchert,  laborer,  house  18  Delaware 
Lippman  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  h.  223  S.  Pearl 
Lippert  Andrew,  blacksmith,  h.  245  Sand 
Lippert  Martin,  furnaceman,  h.  343  Wash.  ave. 
Lippett  Gideon,  saloon,  75  Knox,  h.  do. 
Lisenboltz  Adelia,  widow,  house  210  Jefferson 
Liston  Robert,  eye  and earsurgeon,  h.  1 15 Grand 
Little  Christopher,  milkman,  h.  48  Mulberry 
Little  Frank  H.  bookseller  and  stationer,   and 

blank  book  manuf.,  82  State,  bds.  Delavan 

House 
Little  James,  laborer,  house  97  Orange 
Little  John^insinith  W.  R.  R.  bds.  97  Orange 
Little  Samuel  H.  clerk,  645  B'way,  b.  97  Orange 
Little  Weare  C.  law  publisher  and  bookseller, 

525  Broadway,  house  on  Troy  road 
Littlefield  D.  G.  inventor,  h.  231  Lydius 
Littlejohn  Beonard  H.  house  105  Hawk 
Litz  Ferdinand,  gardener,  h.  6  Onet's  alley 
Litzenberger  Wilhemina,  widow,  h.  452  Lydius 
Livingston  Azariah  R.  mer.  tailor,  43  Wash.  av. 

house  57  do. 


Livingston  Duncan,  house  35  West  Ferry 
Livingston  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Robert,  house 

105  Canal  [31  We.st  Ferry 

Livingston  George  M.  captain  steamboat,  house 
Livingston  Hiram,  Livingston   House,   3  and  5 

Green,  house  17  Dallius 
Livingston  James  R.  salesman,  1  and  2  Central 

Block,  Broadway,  bds.  17  Grand 
Livingston  John  D.  attorney,  50  State,  h.  214  do. 
Livingston  Moncrief,  clerk,  19  South  Pearl,  h. 

277  Lydius 
Livingston  Robert,  boilermaker,  h.  21  Mulberry 
Lloyd  Alexander,   harnessmaker.   Church  cor. 

Broadway,  house  276  South  Pearl 
Lloyd  Alexander  C.    provisions,   359  and    361 

Broadway,  house  182  State 
Lloyd  Andrew  J.  harnessmaker,  h.   17  Fulton 
Lloyd  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  128  Dove 
Lloyd  Isaac  F.  bookkeeper,  82  State,  b.  135  Eagle 
Lloyd  Lyman    J.    harnessmaker,   340  and   342 

Broadway,  house  320  Lydius 
Lloyd  Mary  S.  widow,  house  10  Catharine 
Lloyd  Rowland    B.    sexton   First   Presbyterian 

church,  h.  9  Plain  continued  [135  Eagle 

Lloyd  Samuel  H.  coachmaker,  68  Hamilton,  b. 
Lloyd  T.  Spencer,  music  teacher,  b.  135  Eagle 
Lloyd  William,  agent,  H.  R.  T.  Co.  62  Pier,  h. 

at  Troy 
Lloyd  Wm.  G.  340  Broadway,  h.  320  Lydius 
Loag  William  H.  printer,  bds.  181  Hanrtilton 
Loatman  (Jornelia  Mrs.  house  North  Albany 
Loatman  Mary  J.  widow,  house  36  Union 
Loatwall  Abigail,  widow,  house  129  Lumber 
Loatwall  Jacob,  liouse  129  Lumber 
Lobdell   Lorinda    B.    Mrs.    widow,  house  295 

Hamilton 
Lochner  George  Mrs.  house  169  Hamilton 
Lochnev  Jacob  L.  {Wolenman  &  i>.),  liouse  159 

Lydius 
Lock  Chas.  shoemaker,  33  Hawk,  h.  204  Jay 
Lock  John  S.  tinsmith,  house  148  Third 
Lockard  Hiram,  cigarmaker,  h.  807  Broadway 
Lockley  Frederick   E.    book  agent,    house    182 

Lancaster  [liouse  70  Lumber 

Lockley  Richard,  wheelwright,  3  Carroll  alley, 
Locklin  Ellen  Miss,  milliner,  88  South  Pearl, 

house  22  West  Ferry  [33  Second 

Lockrow  Charles,  plumber,  625  Broadway,  bds. 
Lockrow  Maria,  widow,  house  33  Second 
Lockrow  Van  Buren,  physician,  h.  145  Lydius 
Lockrow  Van  Buren,  cigarmaker,  h.  155 Bowery 
Lockwood  Alexander,  on  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  7 

Bleecker  place  [R.  house  320  Lumber 

Lockwood  Benjamin  H.  switchman  N.  Y.  C.  R. 
Lockwood  Edward  R.  painter,  h.  r.  137  First 
Lockwood  Henry,  clerk,  house  8  Bleecker  place 
Lockwood  James    H.  clerk  canal  department, 

bds.  American  Hotel 
Lockwood  Mary  A.  Mrs.  nurse,  h.  137  First 
Lockwood  Theron,  clerk,  31  South  Pearl,  hoase 

57  Division 
Lodewick  Chas.C.  bookk.  Boston  House,  G'bush 
Lodewick  Georgiana,  teacher,  bds.    Columbia, 

Greenbush 
Lodewick  Henry  S.  hostler,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Lodewick  John  E.  carpenter,  house  Columbia, 

Greenbush 
Lodewick  Simeon,  proprietor  Boston  House,  and 

livery  stable,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Lodge  Barrington,  clerk,  443  Broadway,  house 

108  Second  [43  Philip 

Lodge  Benjamin,  merchant  tailor,  30  Hudson,  h. 
Lodge  Douglas,  lieut.  43d  reg't,  bds.  43  Philip 
Loeber  Frederick  W.  laborer,  house  Morris  bel. 

Partridge  • 

Loefler  Henry,  tailor,  house  96  Bradford 
Loewenberg  Peter,  clothing,  297  B'way.  h.  do. 


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Loep  W.  hairdresser,  29  Orange,  h.  231  Wash  av. 
Loeper  Charles,  brassturner,  house  330  Lydius 
Loetzius  Lewis,  upholsterer,  boards  266  B'way 
Logan  John,  shoemaker,  h.  83  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Logue  John,  gasworker,  house  319  S.  Pearl 
Loliof  Mariuus,  carpenter,  house  110  Nucella 
Loniax  John,  harnessmaker,  h.  153  Elm 
Lombard  Thomas,  baggagemaster,  H.  R.  R.  R. 

house  70  La  Fayette 
Lombard  Wm.  N.  house  464  Lydins 
London  Abraham,  laborer,  house  371  State 
London  Abram,  laborer,  h.  5  Del,  turn. 
London  John,  teamster,  house  239  Elm 
London  Lavina,  widow,  house  162  Spring 
London  Richard,  laborer,  house  371  State 
London  Thomas  Mrs.  house  162  Spring 
Loney  Cordelia,  seamstress,  bds.  196  Lumber 
Long  Caroline,  widow,  house  59  Schuyler 
Long  Charles  B.  engineer,  h.  303  South  Pearl 
Long  Christian  D.  porter,  59  Beaver,  h.  163  Broad 
Long  Christopher,  laborer,  house  61  Lark 
Long  David,  farmer,  house  37  Benjamin 
Long  David,  laborer,  house  57  Third 
Long  Eli,  carpenter,  house  86  Third 
Long  Henry,  43d  reg't,  house  165  Elk 
Lbng  Henry,  tailor,  house  145  Bowery 
Long  {James)  &  Silsby  {Henry  VV.),  carriage  and 

sleigh  manuf.  324  S.  Pearl,  h.  267  do 
Long  John,  laborer,  house  218  Green 
Long  John,  grocer.  Green  cor  Rensselaer,  h.  do. 
Long  John,  teamster,  house  103  Lark 
Long  John  G.  carman,  house  25  Van  Woert 
Long  Margaret,  widow,  liouse  195  Green 
Long  Michael,  laborer,  house  Dutch  hollow  near 

Delaware 
Long  Susan,  widow,  house  38  Delaware 
Long  VVendell,  carman,  house  18  Willett 
Long  Wm.  cigarraaker,  Schuyler  cor.  Franklin 
Longmyer  Jacob,  tailor,  bds.  35  Division 
Longway  Ezra,  coachdriver,  h.  119  S.  Pearl 
Lonsbury  Marcus  D.  boatman,  h.  54  Dallius 
Loomis  j&.  Miss,  teacher,  h.  138  Lydius 
Loomis  George,  mason,  house  llOX  Hamilton 
Loomis  George,  tinsmith,  h.  112  Canal     [10  Elk 
Loomis  Horace  tutor  Allaany  Academy,  boards 
Loomis  Jeduthan,  painter,  h.  122  Clin.  ave. 
Loomis  Morgan  N.  blacksmith,  house  Columbia, 

Greenbush 
Loomis  Samuel  A.  house  77  Washington  ave 
Loomis  Samuel  G.  clerk,  39  Washington  ave. 

bds.  77  do. 
Loomis  Watts  T.  clerk,  office  Canal  Commision- 

ers.  State  Hall,  boards  74  Eagle 
Loonan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  26  Van  Woert 
Loop  Joseph  P.  proprietor  Dudley  House,  Quay 

cor.  Hamilton 
Lopha  Henry,  laborer,  house  120  Bowery 
Lord  Edmund  J.  grocer,  29  Wash.  a.  h.  30  Hawk 
Lord  Joseph,  bookseller,  19  Philip,  house  do. 
Lord  Joseph,  house  28  Congress 
Lord  Sarah  G.  teacher,  house  19  Philip 
Lord  Theodore  S.  lumber,  24  Lumber  district, 

house  1  Ten  Broeck 
Lord  T.  Ellerv,  lieut.  3d  reg't,  b.  1  Ten  Broeck 
Lord  Wm.  W.  carman,  house  668  Broadway 
Lortz  Jacob,  laborer,  house  55  Clinton 
Losee  Henry,  machinist,  house  91  Third 
Lossing  Abigail  Mrs.  widow,  house  36  Bowery 
Loucks  Andrew,  paperhanger,  boards  287  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Loucks  Charles  N.  lumber  insp.  h.  4  Liberty 
Loucks  Henry,  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

36  Herkimer 
Loucks  Henry  B.  flour,  &c.,  38  Quay,  h.  19  Park 
Loucks  Jolin,  house  287  Washington  avenue 
Loucks  John  E,  clerk,  boards  4  Liberty 
Loudon  Luke,  porterhouse,  7  North  Lansing 


Loughlin  Honora,  widow,  house  464  Wash.  ave. 
Loughlin  James,  laouse  464  Washington  avenue 
Loughlin  .John,  laborer,  house  12  Pine 
Loughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  151  Canal 
Loughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Johnson's  alley 
Loughlin  Wm.  J.  carman,  house  85  Lawrence 
Loughmau  John,  laborer,  house  r.  139  Lumber 
Loughman  Michael,  laborer,  house  141  Lumber 
Loughren  Henry,  painter,  house  41  Alexander 
Loughren  James,  clerk,  73  State,  h.  at  Bethlehem 
Lourey  Wm.  W.  43d  reg't,  h.  165  Broadway 
Love  .James,  moroccodresser,  boards   132  Spring 
Love  Nathaniel,  cooper,  boards  132  Spring 
Loveday  Wm.  confectioner,  h.  462  Wash.  ave. 
Lovejoy  Justus  W.  machinist,  house  36  Liberty 
Loveland  Amos,  flour,  &c.  65  Quay,  house  310 

Lydius 
Loveland  Ralph  A.  {White,  L.  &  Co.),  lumber. 

Water  cor.  North  Ferry,  house  at  Westporfc 
Lovell  Richard,  bookkeeper,  house  39  Franklin 
Lovell  Thomas,  moulder,  boards  39  Franklin 
Lovenger  Wolfgang,  laborer,  h.  Elk  near  Knox 
Loveridge  Clinton,  i3erdan's  sharpshooters,  bds. 

44  Chapel 
Loveridge  Geo.  coichlampmaker,  h.  240  S.  Pearl 
Loveridge  George  E.  grocer.  Dove  cor.  Jefferson 
Loveridge  G.  Mrs.  house  44  Chapel 
Lovett  Joseph,  boards  838  Bi'oadway 
Lovett  Misses,  house  148  State 
Lovett  Richard,  shoemaker,  838  B'way,  h.  do. 
Lovie  Alexander,   locksmith,  6  Liberty,  house 

57  Division 
Low  Addison,  boat  captain,  h.  51  Maiden  lane 
Low  Elizabeth  J.  widow,  house  74  Chapel 
Low  Robert,  laborer,  house  162  Colonie 
Low  Warren  S.  machinist,  house  69  Westerlo 
Low  Warren  S.  jr.  clerk  treasurer's  office  N.  Y. 

C.  R.  R.  boards  69  Westerlo 
Low  William,  house  74  Chapel 
Lowell  Hiram  M.  carpenter,  house  303  Hudson 
Lowenstein  Lewis,  house  544  Broadway 
Lowenstein  M.  Mrs.  millinery,  544  B'way,  h.  do. 
Lowenthal  Charles,  peddler,  house  174  S.  Pearl 
Loweuthal  David,  grocer,  246  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Lowery  George,  machinist,  boards  60  Lydius 
Lowery  Robert,  teamster,  h.  Columbia,  G'bnsh 
Lowingsten  Moses,  peddler,  house  325  S.  Pearl 
Lowton  Charles,  wheelwright,  h.  59  S.  Lansing 
Loyd  William,  transportation  agent,  62  Pier, 

house  at  Troy 
Luby  John,  shoecutter,  boards  51  Third 
Luby  Margaret,  seamstress,  house  51  Third 
Luby  William,  shoecutter,  boards  51  Third 
Lucas  Charles,  confectioner,  house  29  Union 
Lucas  Edo,  house  152  Second 
Luce  Edwin,  assessor,  carpenter,  22  Franklin, 

house  17  Broad 
Luce  Miss,  house  31  North  Lansing 
Ludden  Abel  F.  pianomaker,  house  164  Lumber 
Ludlow  Christopher,  laborer,  bds.  W.  Albany 
Ludwig  Lawrence,  porterhouse,  35  Bowery 
Ludwig  Sebastian,  turiiaceman,  h.  Broad,  Bethl. 
Lueke  Henry,  tailor,  45  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Lueke  Joseph,  tailor,  24  South  Pearl,  h.  83  Elm 
Luft  William,  cabinetmaker,  house  28  Bowery 
Luke  John,  clerk,  31  South  Pearl,  h.  85  Hudson 
Luke  Philip,  house  34  Broad 
Luke  Solomon,  dry  goods,  31  S.  Pearl,  h.  223 

Hamilton 
Lundy  Thomas,  boardinghouse,  6  Maiden  lane 
Lunz  Christoph,  shoemaker,  46  Bradford,  h.  do. 
Luram  Ann,  widow,  house  rear  43  Canal 
Luram  Michael,  laborer,  house  35  Canal 
Lush  Ann,  boards  759  Broadway 
Lusli  Margaret,  widow,  house  767  Broadway 
Lush  Stepheu,   clerk   bank  department.   State 

Hall,  house  767  Broadway 


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Luther  D.  B.  boys'  classical  academy,  160  North 

Pearl,  boards  143  do. 
Luther  Edward  A.  boards  137  Lumber 
Lutlier  George,  houst;  West  Ferry  near  Ontario 
Luther  Geo.  W.   coal  and  wood,  45  Columbia 

and  72  Dallius,  house  206  Elm 
Luther  Jeremiah,  boards  42  S>^cond 
Luther  John,  baker,  house  at  Bath 
Luther  John  A.  boards  206  Elm 
Luther  Nicholas  L.  boards  Delavan  House 
Lutters  Benjamin,  lager  bier,  242  B'way,  h.  do. 
Lutz  Frederick,  butcher,  50  Renssnlaer,  h.  44  do. 
Lyall  Alexander,  tailor,  house  306  Lydius 
Lyall  David,  tailor,  house  86  Jefferson 
Lycitt  .John,  laborer,  liouse  72  Colonie 
Lyman  Charles  R.  {Artchcr  &  Lymaii),  flour,  63 

Quay,  house  14  Noitii  Pearl 
Lyman  .John,  laborer,  house  II  VVesterlo 
Lyman  Michael,  blacksmith,  62  Quay,  liouse  69 

North  Lansing 
Lyman  Patrick,  lab'rer,  house  5  South  Lansing 
Lyman  l^atrick,  brewer,  house  158  Broadway 
Lyman  Thomas,  bhtcksmith,   176  Montgomery, 

house  856  Broadway 
Lynch  Barnard,  m;.80n,  h.  25  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Lynch  Bernard,  laborer,  house  56  liassett 
Lynch  Francis,  boatman,  house  54  Bradford 
Lynch  Hugh,  laboivr,  house  3i>  Canal 
Lynch  Hugh,  police,  house  137  Lumber 
Lynch  James,  laborer,  house  60  Lawrence 
Lynch  John,  clothiiij,^,  10  North  Lansing,  h.  do. 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  279  Ureen 
Lyncli  John  jr.  printer,  boards  279  Green 
Lynch  John  VV.  carpenter,  99  Hawk,  house  do. 
Lynch  Julia,  widow,  house  66  Arch 
Lynch  Mary,  widow,  house  55  Schuyler 
Lynch  Mary,  widow,  house  7  Fulton 
Lynch  Mary,  widow,  house  34  Jefferson 
Lynch  Matthew,  laborei,  house  Second  ab.  Knox 
Lynch  Matthew,  peddler,  house  61  Canal 
Lynch  Michael,  109  Pier,  h.  Gansevoort  c.  Green 
Lynch  Michael,  moulder,  house  17  Catharine 
Lynch  Owen,   clothing,   411   Broadway,   house 

59  X  North  Lansing 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  North  Albany 
Lynch  Patrick,  lab  rer,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Lynch  Patrick,  grocer,  212  Green,  house  do. 
Lynch  Patrick,  porter,  boards  9  Chajiel 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  26  Morton 
Lyncli  Thomas,  laborer,  house  10  De  Witt 
Lyncli  Thomas,  contractor,  house  37  Bassett 
I^ynch  William,  mason,  house  91  Broad 
Lynch  William,  brickl  lyer,  h.  45  Van  Zandt 
Lynch  William,  moulder,  house  59  Broadway 
Lynd  George,  stuvemounter,  house  97  Bassett 
Lynes  Arthur,  boilermaker,  house  2  Lark 
Lynham  Martin,  laborer,  house  65  Sand 
Lynn  James,  painter,  boards  60  Lydius 
Lynon  John,  teamster,  house  88  Jefferson 
Lyon  Franklin,  clerk,  5  State,  b.  29  Quackenbush 
Lyon  Samuel,  carriagesmith,  318  South  Pearl, 

house  8  Catharine 
Lyon  Wm.  H.  clerk,  81  Washington  avenue,  bds. 

Farmers  and  Mechanics'  Hotel 
Lyons  Aaron  G.  pianomaker,  h.  59  De  Witt 
Lyons  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  b.  18  Little  Basin 
Lyons  Daniel,  laborer,  house  51  Van  Zandt 
Lyons  Dennis,  laborer,  house  49  N.  Lansing 
Lyons  Dora,  widow,  boards  261  North  Pearl 
Lyons  James,  laborer,  house  64i  Nucella 
Lyons  Joanna,  wiaow,  house  49  North  Lansing 
Lyons  Joanna,  widow,  h.  246  N.  Pearl     [G'bush 
Lyons  John,  engineer,  W.  R.  R.,  h.  2d  avenue, 
Lyons  John,  blacksmith,  house  246  N.  Pearl 
Lyons  John,  carpenter,  house  53  Cherry 
Lyons  John,  blacksmith,  house  216  North  Pearl 
Lyons  John  Mrs.  grocer.  North  Albany,  h.  do. 


Lyons  .John  W.  grocer,  192  N.  Pearl,  h.  190  do. 
Lyons  Joseph,  grocer,  9  Chestnut,  house  do. 
Ijyons  Michael,  peddler,  house  296  Lumber 
Lyons  Moses,  jeweler,  61  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Lyons  Patrick,  moulder,  house  31  Van  Zandt 
Lyons  Patrick  H.  machinist,  house  261  N.  Pearl 
Lyons  Peter,  boots  and  shoes,  2  North  Lansing 

MAAS  JOHN,  carpenter,  house  167  Sand- 
Maas  Margaret,  widow,  house  21  Norton 
Mabin  Mrs.  widow,  house  rear  114  Lark 
Mace  Amos,  carpenter,  house  200  Jay 
Miichesney  Abram,  boards  Farmers'  Hotel 
Machin  Thomas,  house  228  Elm 
Mack  Christian,  tailor,  73  Bowery,  house  do. 
Mack  Elisha,  police,  house  73  Second 
Mack  John,  blacksmitli,  h.  328  Washington  av. 
Mack  John,  laborer,  house  rear  71  Van  Woert 
Mack  John,  conductor,  house  201  Third 
Mack  Lott,  porter,  317  Broadway,  b.  267  Green 
Mack  Michael,  butcher,  house  62  Perry 
Mack  Patiick,  laborer,  liouse  rear  60  Church 
Mack  Tho^nas,  laborer,  house  79  Rensselaer 
Mack  William,  laborer,  house  Chester  alley 
Mackavennie  Daniel,  confectioner,  h.  92  Jeflerson 
Mackesey  William,  plasterer,  h.  216  Broadway 
Mackey  David,  rag  dealer,  house  6  N.  Lansing 
Mackey  Wm.  J.  beer  peddler,  house  12  Colonie 
Macneill  Mary,  widow,  house  1 29  Jeffer.son 
Macneill  Mary,  dressmaker,  boards  129  Jefferson 
Macomlier  Amasa,  clerk  32  Washington  avenue, 

boaris  Vedder's  Hotel 
Macomb(;r  Martin  W.  &  Co.   (^Timothy  Sheldon, 
jr.)  drugs,  paints,  &c.,  34  Washington  ave. 
boards  32  Chestnut 
Macrea  James,  variety  store,  h.  Arch  cor.  Broad 
Madden  Archibald,  carpenter,  house  at  G'bush 
Madden  Arcliibald,  carpenter,  h.  20  Jefferson 
Madden  Fergus,  stovemounter,  house  36  Cherry 
Madden  Fergus,  sen.  stovemounter,  h.  36  Cherry 
Madden  Henry,  teacher,  h.  Bleecker  Mansion 
Madden  James,  clerk,  Hawk   cor.  Hamilton,  b. 

20  Jefferson 
Madden  James,  laborer,  house  55  Lawrence 
Madden  John,  tailor,  house  47  North  Lansing 
Madden  John,  bootmaker,  h.  Bleecker  Mansion 
Madden  John,  grocer,  Church  c.  Bassett,  h.  do. 
Madden  John,  shoemaker,  boards  35  Liberty 
Madden  John  L.  bootmaker,  house  14  Bleei-ker 
Madden  Patrick,  porter,  7  N.  Pearl,  h.  91  Green 
Madden  Thomas,  laborer,  house  48  Cohmie 
Madden  William,  laborer,  house  r.  16  Lumber 
Maebius  Frederick,  carpenter,  h.  West  Ferry,  n. 

Ontario 
Magee  Ann,  widow,  tailoress,  house  156  Lydius 
Magee  Daniel,  plasterer,  house  114  Nucella 
Magen  Jacob,  laborer,  house  3  Rensselaer 
Magennis  John,   eatinghouse,   6  Stanwix   Hall 

I5uilding,  house  26  Canal 
Magilton  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Colonie  cor.  Rail- 
road avenue,  house  80  Colonie 
Maginn  Ann,  widow,  house  13  Lark 
Magiiin  Michael,  mason,  house  17  Jelfei'son 
Maginries  Michael,  Franklin  foundry   and  ma- 
chine works.   Quay,   Mulberry,  Broadway 
and  Rensselaer,  house  77  Westerlo 
MagonI  Hugh,  moulder,  house  North  Albany 
Magoon  E.  Lyman  Rev.  house  66  Philip 
Maguire  Alexander,  engineer,  h.  i6  South  Ferry 
Maguire  James,  billiardrooms,  Delavan  House 
Maguire  James  E.  clerk,  37  Dean,  b.  21  Jefferson 
Maguire  John   &   Wm.   fruit,  44  State,  house 

113  South  Pearl 
Maguire  Martin,  blacksmith,  h.  55  N.  Lansing 
Maguire  Michael  T.  37  Dean,  house  21  Jefferson 
Maguire  William  {J.   &    W.  Maguire),   44  State, 
house  1 13  South  Pearl 


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Maguire  Wm.  P.  salesman,  37  Dean,  boards  21 

Jeflerson 
Maguire  Winifred,  widow,  house  21  Jefferson 
Mahan  Hugh,  vegetables,  house  146  First 
Mahan  James,  laborer,  house  rear  20  De  Witt 
Mahan  James,  laborer,  house  303  North  Pearl 
Mahan  James,  porter,  9  State,  bds.  19  William 
Mahan  John,  house  293  North  Pearl 
Malian  John,  moulder,  boards  24  Howard 
Mahan  John  Mrs.  house  24  Howard 
Mahan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  92  First 
Mahan  Peter,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Mahan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Woert 
Mahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Second  near  Snipe 
Malian  William,  laborer,  house  193  Third 
Mahan  William,  boiiermaker,  h  293  N.  Pearl 
Mahar  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  r.  51  Lawrence 
Mahar  Daniel,  laborer,  house  42  Delaware 
Mahar  James,  engineer,  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Mahar  John,  clerk,  153  Clinton  ave.  bds.  Hawk 

cor.  First 
Mahar  John,  cooper,  house  43  Bassett 
Mahar  John,  driver,  boards  68  Eagle 
Mahar  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Mahar  Michael,  machinist,  house  92  Arch 
Mahar  Michael,  tailor,  house  208  Water 
Mahar  Owen,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R. 
Mahar  William,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  depot,  b.  68  Eagle 
Mahar  Win.  machinist,  boards  92  Arch 
Mahar  William,  tailor,  house  16  Van  Zandt 
Maher  Daniel,  tinsmith,  h.  18  South  Lansing 
Maher  Dennis,  butcher,  h.  481  Washington  ave. 
Maher  Dennis,  moulder,  house  64  Van  Woert 
Maher  Edward,  carman,  house  145  Canal 
Maher  Edward,  grocer.  South  Pearl  corner  Arch, 

and  Green  cor.  Mulberry,  house  do. 
Maher  George,  butcher,  h.  427  Washington  ave. 
Maher  James,,  bookkeeper.  Merchants'  Bank,  b. 

72  North  Lansing 
Maher  John,  laborer,  house  100  Quay 
Maher  John,  laborer,  house  126  Washington  av. 
Maher  John,  laborer,  house  71  Van  Woert 
Maher  John  T.  lumber  inspectoi-,  h.  196  N.  Pearl 
Maher  Lawrence,  laborer,  bds.  69  Van  Woert 
Malier  Margaret,  widow,  house  27  Church 
Maher  Michael,  butcher,  b.  481  Washington  ave. 
Maher  Michael,  tailor,  house  Little  Basm 
Malier  Robert,  porterhouse,  !00  Quay,  h.  do. 
Maher  Robert  T.  clerk,  197  B'way,  b.  87  Canal 
Maher  Stephen,  laborer,  house  69  Van  Woert 
Maher  Thomas,  laborer,  house  29  Van  Woert 
Maher  Thomas,  grocer,  835  B'way,  house  do. 
Maher  Thomas,  laborer,  house  40  Cherry 
Maher  Thomas,  lumber  insp.  h.  72  N.  Lanshig 
Maher  Thomas,  laborer,  house  69  Van  Woert' 
Maher  Thomas,  liquors,  197  B'way,  h.  87  Canal 
Maher  William,  butcher,  house  427  Wash.  ave. 
Maher  William,  laV>orer,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Maher  William  J.  clerk,  835  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Mahl  Andrew,  gilder,  boards  266  Broadway 
Mahon  William,  llaxdresser,  366  Clinton  ave. 

house  193  Third 
Mahoney  C.  grocer,  205  Jefferson,  house  do. 
Mahoney  Dennis,  bookbinder,  9  James,  boards 

70  Colonie 
Mahoney  Henry,  waiter,  house  381  State 
Mahoney  James,  laborer,  house  67  Broadway 
Mahoney  Jame.s,  moulder,  house  185  Broadway 
Mahoney  James,  painter,  bds.  18  Quackenbush 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  92  Jefferson 
Mahoney  Julia,  widow,  house  70  Colonie 
Mahoney  Michael  J.  waiter,  house  10  Cross 
Mahoney  Patrick,  volunteer,  house  107  Canal 
Mahoney  Stephen,  painter,  bds.  799  Broadway 
Mahoney  Thomas,  lireman,  house  15  Lumber 
Mahoney  William,  laborer,  b.  171  Montgomery 
Mahoney  W.  D.  Mrs.  millinery,  799  Broad\Yay 

12       ^' 


Mahr  Frederick,  shoemaker,  house  168  Bowery 
Maidment  Edward,  bakery,  Columbia  cor.  North 

Pearl,  liouse  do. 
Maidment  Edward  jr.  civil  eng'r,  b.  50  N.  Pearl 
Main  David,  farmer,  house  361  State 
Main  Hugh,  laborer,  bds.  18  Quackenbush 
Main  James  A.  foreman,  h.  51  North  Lansing 
Main  Richard  C.  laborer,  house  94  Second 
Main  Robeit,  harnessmaker,  95  S,  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Mainhall  Winslow,  cabinetma'r,  h.  184  Clin.  av. 
Mair  John,  stovemounter,  h.  100  Nucella 
Majory  John,  engineer,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Second, 

Greenbush  [Greenbush 

Majory  John,  engineer,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Mechanic, 
Majory  Nathaniel  L.  engineer,  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

East  n.  Mechanic,  Greenbush 
Makepeace   Henry  F.   telegraph    operator,  446 

Broadway,  boards  46  Beaver 
Malamphejr  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  37  N.  Lansing 
Malay  Patrick,  laborer,  house  75  Canal 
Malcolm  Louis,  126  State,  house  68  Lark 
Malcomb  Elias,  baggagemaster,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R, 

house  68  Eagle 
Malcomb  Susan  Miss,  house  69  Eagle 
Male  Robert  A,  tobacconist,  house  15  Jay 
Maley  John,  laborer,  house  75  Lawrence 
Mallaly  Michael,  laborer,  house  Franklin  corner 

Gansevoort 
Mullaly  William,  moulder,  house  56  Schuyler 
Mallin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  199  Orange 
Mallon  Dennis,  brakeman,  h.  253  N.  Pearl 
Mallon  Joseph,  laborer,  house  6  Van  Woert 
Mallory  Edwin  L.  clerk,  451  B'way,  h.  102  Eagle 
Malone  Barnard,  laborer,  house  35  Canal 
Malone  Barnard,  laborer,  house  70  Montgomery 
Malone  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Green  c.  Gansevoort 
Malone  James,  porterhouse,  59  N.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Malone  John,  stovemounter,  house  150  Lydius 
Malone  Michael,  maltster,  h.  29  North  Lansing 
Malone  Patrick,  laborer,  house  32  Dp  Witt 
Malone  Patrick,  2d  dist.  police,  bds.  99  Church 
Malone  Thomas  J.  porterhouse,  164  State,  bds. 

57  Lancaster 
Malone  William,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Maloney  Bridget,  widow,  h.  144  Broadway 
Maloney  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  160  Jefferson 
Maloney  James,  laborer,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Maloney  John,  teacher,  house  115  Elm 
Maloney  Margaret,  widow,  house  144  Church 
Maloney  Martin,  laborer,  house  65  Hawk 
Maloney  Matthew,  grocer,  29  Van  Woert,  h.  do. 
Maloney  Michael,  laborer,  h.  246  North  Pearl 
Maloney  Michael  C.   {Rcid,  &  M.),  liquors,   4 

State,  house  23  Lancaster 
Maloney  Patrick,  moulder,  h.  138  R.  R.  avenue 
Maloney  Patrick,  liquors,  161  Orange,  h.  do. 
Maloney  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  61  North  Ferry 
Maloney  Thomas,  clerk.  Mansion  House 
Maloney  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  48  Van  Schaick 
Maloney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Van  Woert 
Maloney  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  246  North  Pearl 
Malonin  Henry,  shoemaker,  house  44  Bassett 
Maloy  Ann,  widow,  house  10  Cross 
Maloy  Edward,  police,  house  64  Water 
Maloy  Gerrit,  laborer,  house  14  Clinton 
Maloy  James,  clerk,  house  10  Cross 
Maloy  John,  43d  reg't,  h.  West  Ferry  alley 
Maloy  John,  police,  house  81  North  Pearl 
Maloy  John,  laborer,  house  at  Bath 
Maloy  Joseph,  porterhouse,  Broadway,  G'bush 
Maloy  Michael,  laborer,  house  7  Johnson 
Maloy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  38  Water 
Maloy  Thomas,  grocer,  130  Broad 
Maloy  William,  wines  and  liquors,  88  State, 

house  57  Chapel 
Malson  John  F.  farmer,  h.  Del.  turn.  n.  Morton 
Mandlebaum  Jacob,  peddler,  h,  293  S.  Pearl 


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Mandlebaum  Moses,  peddler,  h.  68  Clinton 
Mando  Samuel,  waiter,  house  170  Third 
Maney  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  Green  corner 

Rensselaer 
Mangin  James,  shoemaker,  house  32  Howard 
Mangin  Simon,  shoemaker,  h.  50  North  Lansing 
Manifold  Peter,  drover,  house  161  Grand 
Manion  Ann,  widow,  h.  1  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Manion  Michael,  cooper,  h.  1  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Manion  Thomas,  laborer,  house  377  State 
Mann  {Aaron),  Waldman  {Isaac)  &  Co.  {Joseph 

Mann),  dry  goods,  374  Broadway,  and  48 

South  Pearl,  house  92  Lydius 
Mann  Abram   {McKinncy  &  M.),  foundry,  •  35 

Lumber,  house  37  do. 
Mann  Chas.  clerk,  480  B'way,  b.  36  Chestnut 
Mann  David,  agent  Philadelphia  propellers,  11 

Quay,  house  at  Troy 
Mann  Edward,  laborer,  house  169  Jefferson 
Mann  Ernst,  frescopainter,  house  18  Third 
Mann  John,  laborer,  house  Yates  above  Lark 
Mann  Joseph    {Mann,    Waldman  &   Co.),    374 

Broadway,  house  54  Westerlo 
Mann  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  36  Chestnut 
Mann  Peter  H.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building,  2d  floor,  h.  27  Van  Schaick 
Mann  Thomas,  express.  Exchange,  h.  47  First 
Mann  Thomas,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Woert 
Mann  Thomas  jr.  laborer,  bds.  43  Van  Woert 
Mann  Tompkins,  clerk,  exp.  office,  h.  47  First 
Mann  William  A.  clerk  Assorting  House,  boards 

Mansion  House  [h.  8  Lafayette 

Manning  Daniel  A.  reporter  Atlas  and  Argus, 
Manning  Ellen,  grocer,  186  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Manning  James,  laborer,  h.  303  North  Pearl 
Manning  John,  butcher,  bds.  16  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Manning  John,  laborer,  house  8  Plain 
Manning  John,  1st  dist.  police,  house  9  Plain 
Manning  John,  house  660  Broadway 
Manning  Michael,  laborer,  house  61  Broadway 
Manning  Richard,  laborer,  house  63  Mulberry 
Manning  Robert  J.  printer,  house  101  Hamilton 
Manning  Septimus  L.  attorney,  77  State,  boards 

Congi-ess  Hall 
Manning  Thomas,  teamster,  house  377  State 
Manny  John  M.  clerk  Delavan  House,  house  660 

Broadway 
Mansfield  Henry  C.  cooper,  house  405  State 
Mansfield  William    H.    shoemaker,    house   29 

Herkimer 
Mansion  Matthias,  furnaceman,  h.  205  Hamilton 
Mansion  Nicholas,  moulder,  h.  292  Wash.  ave. 
Manson  William,   marbleworks.  Lodge  corner 

Howard,  house  34  do. 
Mantline  Daniel,  confectioner,  h.  285  Lumber 
Mantline  Henry,  cigarmaker,  boards  212  Water 
Mantline  Peter,  confectioner,  house  120  First 
Many  Charles  S.,  People's  Line  steamers,  house 

81  Green 
Many  Daniel  J.  cigarmaker,  house  72  Second 
Many  James,  laborer,  house  46  Colonic 
Many  Jane,  widow,  house  107  Hudson 
Many  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  104  Water 
Many  Walter  G.  clerk,  bds.  87  Ten  Broeck 
Many  Walter  G.   {Bullock  &  M.),  lumber,  48 

Water,  house  87  Ten  Broeck 
Many  William  V.  house  107  Hudson 
Mara  Thomas,  laborer,  house  227  Broadway 
Marble  Edwin  T.  cofflnmaker,  house  226  Elm 
Marble  Joel,  supt.  Orphan  Asylum,  house  do. 
March  Alden,  surgeon  and  physician,  70 X  Hud- 
son, house  72  do. 
March  Charles  A.  barber,  house  21  Hudson 
March  Henry,  surgeon  and  physician,  70 X  Hud- 
son, house  72  do. 
Marcisson  Paul,  carpenter,  house  144  Eagle 
Marcoux  Alexander,  saloon,  Broadway,  G'bush 


Marcoux  Charles,  market,  Bath  n.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Marcoux  Romnald,  painter,  house  Harrison  n. 
Broadway,  Greenbush  [Bath,  h.  do. 

Marcoux  Theodore,    wheelwright,    Rensselaer, 
Marcus  Morrigue  Mrs.  house  22  Norton 
Mare  Daniel,  laborer,  house  42  Delaware 
Marenus  Jacob,  laborer,  house  32  Broad 
Mark  John,  carpenter,  house  18  Canal 
Marker  Jacob,  shoemaker,  222  Wash.  ave.  h.  do 
Markey  John,  porter,  boards  9  Chapel 
Markey  Nicholas  Mrs.  house  50  Van  Schaick 
Markey  Thomas,  tailor,  house  23  Van  Woert 
Markie  Stephen,  laborer,  h.  Second  ab.  Knox 
Marks  Abraham,  peddler,  house  52  Schuyler 
Marks  James  U.  Mrs.  house  9  Chapel 
Marks  Julius,  butcher,  102  Schuyler,  h.  105  do. 
Markwell  Benjamin,  tailor,  88  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Markwell  William  F.  clerk  Stanwix  Hall,  house 

89  First 
Marlow  Luke,  house  15  Gansevoort 
Marlow  Michael,  laborer,  house  11  S.  Ferry 
Marlow  Timothy,  boards  11  South  Ferfy 
Marman  John,  wheelwright,  Schenectady  turn- 
pike, house  at  Buell's  farm 
Maroney  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  204  Broadway 
Marr  Mary  L.  teacher,  boards  245  State 
Marrin  Catharine,  widow  of  Cornelius,  boards 
16  Van  Schaick  [h.  208  Hamilton 

Marrin  G.  Chapman,  bookkeeper,  7 }i   Hudson 
Marrin  {John  J.),  &  Becket  {Thomas  A.),  liquors, 

7X  Hudson,  house  208  Hamilton 
Marrin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  59  Schuyler 
Marrin  Patrick,  porter,  boards  16  Van  Schaick 
Marrin  William"  J.  attorney,   5  Tweddle  Hall, 

boards  208  Hamilton 
Marrow  Daniel,  laborer,  house  112  Canal 
Marsch  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  16  Steven 
Marsch  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  56  Delaware 
Marsch  Philip,  blacksmith,  house  10  Steven 
Marsden   Thomas  &  Co.  {R.  Aspinall),  marble 

works,  209  Hudson,  house  77  Elm 
Marsden  VVilliam,  carpenter,  house  11  Fulton 
Marsh  Anthony,  blacksmith,  house  20  Morton 
Marsh  Benjamin,  watches  and  jewelry,  34  State, 

house  163  Hamilton 
Marsh  Charles  L.  pilot,  house  67  South  Ferry 
Marsh  E.  shoemaker,  boards  Clinton  Hotel 
Marsh  John  B.  organist,  house  74  Philip 
Marsh  Joseph,  tailor,  boards  22  Quackenbush 
Marshall  Alonzo.  engineer,  W.  R.  R.  house  Third 

above  John,  Greenbush 
Marshall  Charles,  carpenter,  house  109  Orange 
Marshall  David  M.  carpenter,  boards  109  Orange 
Marshall  Francis,  saloon,  Great  Western  turn- 
pike near  Asylum 
Marshall  John,  porter,  15  State,  h.  118  Hawk 
Marshall  John,  baker,  229  X  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Marshall  (John  V.),  James  {Amos  C.)  &  Traver 
(Charles  M.),  piano  manufacturers,  Masonic 
Hall,  41  North  Pearl,  house  119  do. 
Marshall  Joseph,  grocer,  57 )4  N.  Lansing,  h.  do. 
Marshall  William,  laborer,  house  49  Jackson 
Marshall  Wm.  C.  &  Co.  {Edmund  Hardie),  sail- 
makers,  36  Quay,  h.  20  S.  Ferry 
Marsham  Samuel  H.  gardener,  h.  225  Bowery 
Marston  George,  papercarrier,  bds.  282  Lumber 
Marston  James,  blacksmith,  house  282  Lumber 
Martekofski  John,  laborer,  house  76  Odell 
Martel  Nelson,  harnessmaker,  h.  153  Elm 
Marter  George,  laborer,  bds.  Elk  near  Perry 
Martin  Andrew,  baker,  Washington  c.  Columbia, 

Greenbush,  house  do. 
Martin  Ann,  widow,  house  99  Elm 
Martin  Barnard,  laborer,  house  37  Bassett 
Martin  Barney,  moulder,  house  35  Mulberry 
Martra  Barney,  laborer,  house  42  Van  Schaick 
Martin  Boyd,  builder,  28  Clin.  ave.  h.  54  First 


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-,  widow,  house  120  Broadway 


Martin  ■ 

Martin  Charlotte,  widow,  h.  1 23  Hamilton 
Martin  David  Mrs.  house  14  Ten  Broeck 
Martin  David  W.  painter,  house  319  Bowery 
Martin  Edward  Gr.  clerk  203  Water,   boards  144 

Clinton  avenue 
Martin  Eliza  M.  widow,  house  144  Clinton  ave. 
Martin  Elliott,  cabinetmaker,  house  22  Westerlo 
Martin  Geo.  carpenter,  72  Church,  b.  50  Pnilip 
Martin  George  H.  freight  clerk,  steamer  Isaac 

Newton,  house  87  Hamilton 
Martin  Henry  C.  printer,  bds.  144  Clinton  ave. 
Martin    Henry   H.  cashier  Albany  City  Bank, 

house  162  State  [152  State 

Martin  Henry  T.  clerk  Albany  City  Bank,  bds. 
Martin  Homer,  carpenter,  Church  cor,  Herkimer, 

house  10  Van  Schaick 
Martin  Homer  D.  landscape  painter,  Steuben  cor. 

James,  boards  10  Van  Schaick 
Martin  Ira  K.  house  35  Jay 
Martin  Jacob,  car  repairer,  house  209  Lumber 
Martin  James,  laborer,  h.  Partition,  Greenbush 
Martin  James,  surgical  instrument  maker  and 

cutler,  20  Beaver,  house  37  High 
Martin  James,  teller  Com.  B'k,  h.  31  Ten  Broeck 
Martin  James,  fishdealer,  boards  17  Columbia 
Martin  James,  lithographer,  house  99  Elm 
Martin  James,  policeman,  house  98  Orange 
Martin  James,  porterhouse,  6  North  Lansing 
Martin  James,  student,  house  217  Jay 
Martin  Jennette,  widow,  house  217  Jay 
Martin  John,  laborer,  boards  9  Colonie 
Martin  John,  mason,  house  851  Broadway 
Martin  John,  blacksmith,  house  78  Van  Woert 
Martin  John  J.  baker,  142  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Martin  Joseph,  laborer,  boards  37  Van  Schaick 
Martin  Josephine,  widow,  house  173  Elk 
Martin  Mary,  widow,  h.  Dallius  cor.  Schuyler 
Martin  Mary,  widow,  house  35  Mulberry 
Martin  Mary  J.  widow  of  Robert,  bds.  161  Lydiua 
Martin  Michael,  laborer,  house  141  Church 
Martin  Michael,  peddler,  house  171  Orange 
Martin  Michael,  tailor,  house  57  Delaware 
Martin  Michael,  laborer,  house  127  Broad 
Martin  Michael,  cigarmaker,  b.  B'way  cor.  John 
Martin  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  112  Van  Woert 
Martin  Patrick,  maltster,  house  162  Colonie 
Martin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  69  Van  Woert 
Martin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  52  Lawrence 
Martin  Patrick,  boards  9  Van  Tromp 
Martin  Peter,  carpenter,  house  217  Elm 
M  irtin  Peter,  carpenter,  boards  1 12  Van  Woert 
Martin  Rachel  L.  teacher,  h.  17  Gt.  West,  turnp. 
Martin  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  268  North  Pearl 
Martin  Robert  C.  printer,  bds.  144  Clinton  ave. 
Martin  Samuel,  house  17  Elm 
Martin  Samuel,  gilder,  boards  50  Philip 
Martin  Samuel  H.  laborer,  house  225  Bowery 
Martin  Stephen,  plumber,  house  241  Swan 
Martin  Stephen,  tinsmith,  85  Beaver,  house  241 

Swan 
Martin  Terence,  tinsmith,  house  54  Bowery 
Martin  Thomas,  bookkeeper,  boards  217  Elm 
Martin  Thomas,  moulder,  h.  Dallius  c.  Schuyler 
Martin  William,  carpenter,  house  360  State 
Martin  William,  carriagemaker,  h.  36  Herkimer 
Martin  William,  mason,  house  17  Lark 
Martin  William  L.  teacher,  boards  17  Plain 
Martineau  Francis  X.  jr.  hairdresser,  1  Stanwix 

Hall  Building,  house  697  Broadway 
Martineau  Henry,  hairdresser,  1  Stanwix  Hall 

Building,  boards  697  Broadway 
Martineau  Narcisse,  tinsmith,  house  29  Hawk 
MartUng  Amos  B.  confectioner,  610  B'way,  h.  do. 
Martling  Daniel  C.  chairmaker,  bds.  67  Lark 
Marvin  Alexander,  house  49  North  Pearl 
Marvin  J.  W.  R.  Mrs.  house  32  Clinton  avenue 


Marvin  Lucia  Mrs.  house  80  Hudson 
Marx  Christopher,  shoemaker,  h.  99  Dallius 
Marx  Isaac,  clothing,  253  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Marx  Louis,  laborer,  house  Lydius,  near  junc- 
tion Western  turnpike 
Marz  Charles,  painter,  house  16  Tennis 
Mascall  Anna  Miss,  dressmaker,  bds.  862  B'way 
Mascall  Mary,  widow,  house  852  Broadway 
Mascord  Ann  Eliza,  widow,  house  42  S.  Lansing 
Mascord  Edward,  house  96  Lark 
Mascraft  William,  clerk,  house  318  State 
Mason  Fred,  ferryman,  b.  Farmers'  Hotel,  Bath 
Mason  Gregory  jr.,  volunteer,  house  59  Bowery 
Mason  Jacob,  whitewasher,  house  113  Elm 
Mason  James,  carman,  house  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Mason  John,  cigarmaker,  boards  820  Broadway 
Mason  John,  weigh  clerk,  825  Broadway,  house 

55  Nucella 
Mason  John  W.  billiards,  562  Broadway,  boards 

Congress  Hall 
Mason  Mary,  widow,  house  303  Hudson 
Mason  Nancy  Mrs.  cook,  house  Elm  near  Hawk 
Mason  Sarah,  widow,  house  114  Jefferson 
Mason  Thomas  H.  planemaker,  h.  114  Jefferson 
Mason  William,  clerk,  house  67  North  Lansing 
Mason  William,  laborer,  boards  41  N.  Lansing 
Mason  William  H.  currier,  house  67  Hamilton 
Mason  William  J.  cigarmaker,  bds.  820  B'way 
Masterson  Francis,  laborer,  h.  5  Chestnut  alley 
Masterson  James,  laborer,  h.  Second  west  Knox 
Masterson  Michael,  laborer,  h.  5  Chestnut  alley 
Masterson  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  1  Chestnut  alley 
Masterson  Patrick,  laborer,  house  71  Jefferson 
Masterson  Philip,  paver,  house  5  Chestnut 
Matchen  Hannah,  milliner,  71  S.  Pearl,  bds.  do. 
Materneghan  Margaret,  widow,  h.  95  Church 
Mather  Cornelia,  widow,  bds.  79  Bleecker 
Mather  Frederick  W.  fireman,  bds.  W.  Albany 
Mather  John,  laborer,  house  58  Bowery 
Mather  Joseph,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  W.  Albany,  h.  do. 
Mather  Joseph  H.  cashier  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

Columbia,  Greenbush 
Mather  Melinda  Miss,  house  731  Broadway 
Mather  Thomas  R.  foreman  W.  R.  R.  freight  h. 

Greenbush,  house  Blue  row  do. 
Mathes  Anton,  shoemaker,  h.  510  Clinton  ave. 
Matsche  Christoff,  carpenter,  h.  7  Van  Vechten 
Matsou  Austin,  Sweet  Home  cottage,  G'bush 
Matson  Austin  jr.  engineer,  W.  R.  R.  h.  9  Wash- 
ington, Greenbush 
Matson  Wm.  H.  boatman,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Matteson  Charles  D.  clerk,  comptroller's  office, 

boards  15  Washington  avenue 
Matthews  Andrew,  grocer,  51  Lawrence,  h.  do. 
Matthews  Ella  S.  teacher,  bds.  56  S.  Lansing 
Matthews  Francis,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Matthews  George,  laborer,  h.  rear  28  W.  Ferry 
Matthews  James,  laborer,  house  38  Van  Zandt 
Matthews  Patrick,  framemaker,  house  131  First 
Matthews  Patrick,  expressman,  h.  164  Jefferson 
Matthews  Samuel  A.  carman,  h.  47  Van  Zandt 
Mattice  Henry,  missionary,  house  78  Second 
Mattice  John  W.  attorney,  3  Tweddle  Hall,  h. 

39  Jefferson 
Mattick  Luke,  laborer,  boards  51  Lnmber 
Mattimore  Catharine,  widow  of  Peter,  boards  206 
North  Pearl  [boards  206  North  Pearl 

Mattimore  Frank  J.  physician,  825  Broadway, 
Mattimore  James  H.  clothing,  421  Broadway,  h. 

207  North  Pearl 
Mattimore  Michael,  clothing,  23  Lawrence,  h.  do. 
Mattimore  Patrick,  laborer,  house  55  Third 
Mattimore  Peter,  capt.  canal  boat,    boards  25 
Lawrence  [24  do. 

Mattimore  Philip,  canal  stores,  25  Lawrence,  h. 
Mattimore   {Thomas)   &  Stuart  {John),  coal,  40 
Dallius  and  825  Broadway,  h.  206  N.  Pearl 


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Mattoon  David,  lumber,   105  Water,  house  56 

Spencer 
Mattoon  W.  V.  R.  44th  reg't,  bds.  56  Spencer 
Mauer  Mattliew,  tailor,  liouse  334  Broadway 
Maul  George,  tailor,  house  269  Sand 
Maus  Conrad,  mason,  524  Clinton  avenue 
Maussert  George,  blacksmith,  h.  319  S.  Pearl 
Maussert  Henry,  painter,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Maussert  William,  teamster,  h.  Broad,  Bethl'm 
Maxstadt  Francis,  moulder,  house  88  Cherry 
Maxstadt  Jacob,  moulder,  house  166  Franklin 
Maxwell  Edward  J.  student,  71  State,  boards  72 

North  Pearl 
Maxwell  Jacob  H.  teamster,  boards  105  Spring 
Maxwell  Jacob  W.  blacksmith,  5  Great  Western 
turnpike,  house  23  do.  [cor.  Grand 

M^well  James,  marbleworker,  boards  Warren 
Maxwell  James  jr.  brassfounder,  dealer  in  hard- 
ware and    scale  manufacturer,   136    South 
Pearl,  boards  152  do. 
Maxwell  John,  waiter,  Mansion  House,  bds.  do. 
Maxwell  Joseph,  carman,  h.  Warren  cor.  Grand 
Maxwell  Joseph  jr.  carman,  b.  Warren  c.  Grand 
Maxwell  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  146  Thu'd 
Maxwell  Robert,  driver,  house  130  Jefferson 
Maxwell  William,  laborer,  house  75  Swan 
Maxwell  William,  porter,  hou.<e  10  High 
May  Edward,  peddler,  house  23  Center 
May  Edward  B.  book  agent,  house  166  Second 
May  Isaac,  grocer,  and  dry  goods,  130  Clin.  ave. 
May  James  A.  waiter,  house  5  Elizabeth 
May  Mary,  widow,  house  79  Franklin 
May  Solomon,  grocer,  278  Lydius,  house  do. 
Maybee  Nicholas,  student,  boards  64  Howard 
Mayell  Henry,  India  rubber,  428  Broadway,  h. 

131  Hamillon 
Mayell  Jefferson,  house  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Mayer  Henry   C.  salamander  works,  house  90 
Lumber  [Lark,  Arbor  hill 

Mayer  Isaac,  weigher,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.   house   16 
Mayer  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  85  Bowery 
Mayer  Peter  H.  sheetironworker,  h.  131  Lumber 
Mayers  F.  H.  Mrs.  bakery,  29  Union,  house  do. 
Mayes  Thomas,  baker,  50  South  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Mayett  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  115  South  Pearl 
Mayhew  Bridget,  widow,  h.  B'way,  c.  Westerlo 
Maynard  John,  gardener,  house  175  Elk 
Maynard  William,  laborer,  boards  175  Elk 
Mayo  A.  D.  Rev.  house  32  Lodge 
McAdams  John,  cooper,  house  47  Rensselaer 
McAlduff  William,  laborer,  bds.  315  Wash.  ave. 
McA'Lier  John,  nailer,  house  19  Perry 
McAlister  Alexander,  hats  and  caps,  428  Broad- 
way, house  104  Spring  [67  Dove 
McAlister  Alexander,  tailor,  393  B'way,   house 
McAlister  Archibald,  printer,  h.  11  Lancaster 
McAlister  Elizabeth,  widow,    house  Washing- 
ton avenue  above  Snipe 
McAllaster  Emily,  house  166  Eagle 
McAUaster  Henry  E.  43d  reg't,  Bds.  23  W.  Ferry 
McAllaster  Jane,  widow,  house  23  W.  Ferry 
McAllister  Catharine  Mrs.  house  185  Third 
McAllister  Charles,  grocer,  167  Lumber,  h.  do. 
McAllister  Daniel,  43d  reg't,  h.  313  Wash.  ave. 
McAllister  Daniel,  moulder,  house  155  Lumber 
McAllister  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Daniel,  house 

160  X  Orange 
McAllister  Henry  E.  boatman,  house  166  Eagle 
McAlpine  Amos,  coachtrimmer,  h.  55  V.  Schaick 
McAlpine  Malkert,  bronzer,  h.  55  Van  Schaick 
McAnally  Felix,  maltster,  house  96  Bowery 
McAnally  John,  maltster,  h.  Washington  avenue 

near  Knox 
McAndrew  Catharine,  widow,  house  79  Colonic 
McAndrew  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  h.  79  Colonic 
McAneeny  Elizabeth,  variety  store,  175  S.  Pearl 
McAnemey  Cornelius,  peddler,  h.  106  Bradford 


McAnemey  Stephen,  peddler,  h.  106  Bradford 
McAnespy  Catharine  Mrs.  house  16  Jefferson 
McAnespy  John,  laborer,  h,  24  Van  Schaick 
McAnulty  Mary,  widow,  house  174  Broadway 
McAnulty  William,  shoemaker,  house  66  Union 
McArdle  James,  carman,  house  73  Third 
McArdle  Michael,  porter,  476  Broadway,  boards 

21  Orange 
McArthur  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  1  Howard 
McAuley  Charles,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  depot, 

house  155K  Orange 
McAuley  Charles,  tailor,  627  Broadway,  h.  do. 
McAuley  Mary,  widow,  house  40  Arch 
McAuley  Michael  John,  boards  40  Arch 
McAuley  William,  laborer,  house  25  Orange 
McAuley  Wm.  clerk,  20  Lumber  district 
McAvinue  Bartholomew,  butcher,  Lydius  cor- 
ner Hawk,  house  do. 
McBain  John  B.  carpenter,  house  12  Dove 
McBain  Thomas,  clerk,  512  B'way,  h.  88  Philip 
McBane  Thomas  H.  news  depot,  house  Philip 

corner  West  Ferry 
McBarnett  Francis,  clothing,  11  Tow  path,  h.  do. 
AlcBarnett  Robert,  porterhoiise,  190  Water 
McBride  Alexander,  printer,  b.  156  Clinton  ave. 
McBride  Edward  &  James,  grocers,  262  Wash- 
ington avenue,  house  do. 
McBride  Henry  ( T.  &  H.  McBride),  grocer,  S. 

Pearl  corner  Plain,  house  119  Beaver 
McBride  James,  hatter,  boards  92  Beaver 
McBride  James,  laborer,  house  12  Cross 
McBride  Jas.  {E.  &  /.  McBride),  262  Wash.  ave. 
McBride  James,  house  Swan  cor.  Clinton  ave. 
McBride  John,  house  270  Washington  avenue 
McBride  John  J.  91st  reg't,  bds.  156  Clinton  ave. 
McBride  Thomas,  2d  dist.  police,  h.  4  Catharine 
McBride  T.  &  H.  t;rocers.  South  Pearl  c.  Plain, 

boards  119  Biaver 
McBride  William,  house  276  Washington  ave. 
McBride  Philip,  carman,  house  73  Canal 
McBurney  Joseph,  sash    and  blindmaker,  60 

Bleecker,  house  92  Dallius 
McCabe  Alexander,  marblecutter,  h.  96  Snipe 
McCabe  James,  cooper,  nouse  31  Alexander 
McCabe  James,  house  159  Grand 
McCabe  James,  laborer,  house  151  Orange 
McCabe  James,  porterhouse,  151  Orange 
McCabe  John,  fireman,  house  159  Grand 
McCabe  John,  furrier,  house  95  Third 
McCabe  .John,  mason,  house  354  Lydius 
McCabe  John  J.  furrier,  boards  95  Third 
McCabe  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  68  Colonie 
McCabe  Mary,  widow,  house  65  Hawk 
McCabe  Michael,  grain  dealer,  boards  99  Church 
McCabe  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  91  Philip 
McCabe  Patrick,  cooper,  boards  159  Grand 
McCabe  Patrick,  laborer,  house  128  Chestnut 
McCabe  Richard,  bookkeeper,  b.  Union  Hotel 
McCabe  Thomas,  18th  reg*t,  house  65  Hawk 
McCabe  Thomas,  agent  2  State,  h.  6  S.  Ferry 
McCafferty  Frances,  widow,  house  52  Bleecker 
McCafferty  John  J.  moulder,  h.  102  First 
McCaffrey  Ann,  widow,  house  102  Morton 
McCaffrey  Bernard,  carpenter,  b.  35  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
McCaffrey  Charles,  painter,  house  29  Fulton 
McCaffrey  Dennis,  grocer,  77  N.  Lansing,  h.  do. 
McCaffrey  Edward,  clerk,  house  108  Van  Woert 
McCaffrey  Edward,  laborer,  h.  89  Van  Woert 
McCaffrey  Edward,  saloon,  lOl  Montgomery 
McCaffrey  Edward,  painter,  house  59  Snipe 
McCaffrey 'Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  161  Broadway 
McCaffrey  Francis,  laborer,  house  16  Mulberry 
McCaffrey  Jaines,  tobacconist,  h.  165  Grand 
McCaffrey  James,  laborer,  h.  35  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
McCaffrey  James,  laborer,  bds.  101  Montgomery 
McCaffrey  John,  saloon,  B'way,  Greenbush 
McCaffrey  John,  grocer,  41  Lumber,  house  do. 


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McCaffrey  Owen,  laborer,  house  163  Lumber 
McCattrey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  91  Van  Woert 
McCaffrey  Patrick,  mason,  h.  6  Morton 
McCaffrey  Philip,  laborer,  h.  rear  74  Lawrence 
McCattrey  Sarah,  widow,  h.  31  Alexander 
McCaffrey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Hawk  c.  Morton 
McCaffrey  Thomas,  clerk,  33  Van  Woert,  b.  do. 
McCahill  D.  laborer,  house  rear  31  Morton 
McCahill  John,  laborer,  house  55  Delaware 
McCall  Henry  S.  attorney,  5  Douw's  Building. 

house  105  Grand 
McCall  James,  grocer,  15  Columbia,  house  do. 
McCall  John,  grocer.  Chapel  c.  Orange,  h.  do. 
McCall  Michael,  laborer,  house  120  Broad 
McCall  Patrick  M.  aid.   8th  ward,  brickmaker. 

Canal  near  Lark,  house  58  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
McCall  Rachel,  widow,  house  109  Hudson 
McCall  Thomas  J.  lieut.  3d  reg't,  b.  109  Hudson 
McCall  Williim,  carman,  house  23  Columbia 
McCall  Wm.  3d  reg't,  boards  109  Hudson 
McCammon  Alexander,  engineer,  Clinton  ave. 

cor.  Knox,  house  126  Spring 
McCammon  Charles  &  W.,  Albany  tile  works, 

Clinton  ave.  n.  Knox,  bds.  7  Lafayette 
McCammon  Edward,  clerk,  bds.  8  Chestnut 
McCammon  Lydia,  widow,  house  7  Lafayette 
McCammon  Wm.  (C.  &  W.  McC.),h.  8 Chestnut 
McCann  Ann,  widow,  house  20  Wash.  ave. 
McCann  Bernard,  switchman,  h.  at  W.  Albany 
McCann  David,  carbuilder,  house  Van  Zandt  c. 

South  Pearl 
McCann  Ellen  Mrs.  house  North  Albany 
McCann  Felix,  eating  house,  45  Quay,  house 

50  Canal 
McCann  Francis,  carpenter,  house  59  Johnson 
McCann  Francis,  hostler  at  Brown's  Hotel 
McCann  Garrett,  laborer,  house  20  Wash  ave. 
McCann  Hugh,  clerk,  First  c.  Swan,  bds   do. 
McCann  Hugh,  grocery,  40  Morton,  house  do. 
McCann  James,  grocer,  46  Spencer,  house  do. 
McCann  John,  engineer,  house  139  Canal 
McCann  John,  boardinghouse,  270  Broadway 
McCann  John,  laborer,  house  93  Broad 
McCann  John,  laborer,  house  125  Jefferson 
McCann  John,  laborer,  house  rear  16  Lumber 
McCann  John,  laborer,  house  61  N.  Lansing 
McCann  John,  laborer,  house  Yates  near  Lark 
McCann  Joseph  {Cowcll  &  McC),  gasfitters,  46 

Green,  bds.  125  Jefferson 
McCann  Michael,  house  81  Dove 
McCann  Michael,  laborer,  house  70  Van  Woert 
•McCann  Patrick,  carpenter,  bds.  139  Canal 
McCann  Patrick,  mason,  house  59  Johnson 
McCann  Peter,  mason,  house  54  Montgomery 
McCann  Phebe  Mrs.  house  200  Clinton  avenue 
McCann  Samson,  house  21  Fulton 
McCann  Thomas,  laborer,  house  rear  249  Elm 
McCann  Thos.  H.  architect,  h.  138  Clinton  ave. 
McCanna  Bernard,  grocer,  Schuyler  cor.  Broad 
McCanna  Patrick,  cooper,  house  114  Green 
McCanna,  see  McKenna 
McCardel  Francis,  laborer,  house  265  Green 
McCardel  John,  restaurant,  6  James,  house  532. 

Broadway 
McCardel  James,  blacksmith,  house  375  State 
McCardel  James,  carman,  house  73  Third 
McCarick  Bart,  peddler,  house  27  Liberty 
McCarroU  James,  boatman,  house  70  First 
McCarroll  John,  engineer,  h.  Canal  n.  Dove 
McCarroU  Mary,  widow,  house  70  First 
McCarroll  Mary  J.  milliner,  Jiouse  70  First 
McCarroU  Randall,  engineer,  bds.  70  First 
McCartan  Michael,  crockery,  70  S.  Pearl,  house 

35  Third 
McCarthy  (Charles,  butcher,  h.  222  Bowery 
McCarthy  Daniel,  2d  di.?t.  police,  h.  1 9  Perry 
McCarthy  Daniel,  porterhouse,  27  Hamilton 


McCarthy  James,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  G'bush. 
McCarthy  John,  tailor,  house  187  Broadway 
McCarthy  John,  nailer,  boards  19  Perry 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  house  8  Fulton 
McCarthy  Michael,  porter,  bds.  76  Van  Woert 
McCarthy  Michael,  peddler,  h.  r.  170  Lumber 
McCarthy  P.ntrick,  mason,  h.  53  West  Ferry 
McCarthy  Thomas,  teacher,  bds.  46  Swan 
McCarty  Ann,  widow,  house  164  Montgomery 
McCarty  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  157  Montgomery 
McCarty  Charles,  laborer,  house  67  Colonie 
McCarty  Cornelius,  junkshop,  63  Mulberry,  h.do. 
McCarty  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  60  Lawrence 
McCarty  Elizabeth,  house  139  Church 
McCarty  Eugene,  tailor,  house  139  Lumber 
McCarty  James,  laborer,  house  76  Van  Woert 

McCarty ,  laborer,  house  71  Jefferson 

McCarty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  42  Van  Schaick 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  51  Lawrence 
McCarty  John,  moulder,  house  145  Grand 
McCarty  John  J.  mason,  house  43  Third 
McCarty  John,  miller,  house  145  Grand 
McCarty  John,  shoemaker,  house  38  Orange 
McCarty  John  E.  boatman,  h.  58  S.  Lansing 
McCarty  Lawrence,  laborer,  h  r.  43  De  Witt 
McCarty  Owen,  baker,  70  Canal,  house  do. 
McCarty  Patrick,  baker,  h.  34  Van  Woert 
McCarty  Patrick,  25th  reg't,  h.  42  Mulberry 
McCarty  Patrick,  baker,  house  70  Canal 
McCarty  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  23  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
McCarty  Patrick  M.  milkman,  h.  North  Albany 
McCarty  Peter,  house  120  Arch 
McCarty  Peter,  laborer,  house  120  Broad 
McCarty  Thomas,  laborer,  house  104  Water 
McCarty  Thomas,  aid.  2d  ward,  h.  99  Church 
McCarty  {Thomas)  &  Anderson  {David),  brick- 
makers,  head  of  Catharine,  b.  99  Church 
McCarty  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  197  Orange 
McCarty  Timothy,  shoemaker,  h.  43  Liberty 
McCarty  William,  carpenter,  house  Morton  n. 

Elizabeth 
McCarty  Wm.  F.  machinist,  house  100  First 
McCaskie  William,  house  182  State 
McCathley  Sarah,  widow,  house  129  Eagle 
McCaughan  Daniel,  clerk,  15  Exchange  Build'g, 

bds.  211  Broadway 
McCaughan  John,  grocer,  211  Broadway,  h.   do. 
McCaughiu  Michael,  house  269  Green 
McCauley  Henry,  laborer,  house  18  Lumber 
McCauley  James,  baker,  h.  387  Wash,  avenue 
McCauley  James,  flagman,  house  84  Water 
McCauley  Joseph,  stonecutter,  h.  State  ab.  Snipe 
McCauley  Wm.  salesman,  house  3  Swan 
McChesney  Lucas  H.  furniture,  110  State,  house 

24  Dove 
McChesney  Simon  Rev.  boards  858  Broadway 
MeClaskey  Bernard,  oyster  saloon,  281  S.  Pearl 
McClaskey  David,  clerk,  Delavan  House 
McClaskev  Edward  L  hay,  Plain  cor.  Philip,  h. 

130  Hawk 
McClaskey  James,  carman,  house  114  Dove 
McClaskey  James,  clerk,  bds.  152  S.  P^arl 
McClaskey  James,  clerk,  136  S.  Pearl,  b.  152  do. 
McClaskey  .John  B.  91st  reg't,  h.  127  S.  Pearl 
McClaskey  Wm.  butcher,  h.  rear  46  Perry 
McClaskey  Wm.  J.  91st  reg't,  h.  327  Lydius 
McClaskey  Sally  Ann,  widow,  h.  152  S.  Pearl 
McClellan  Emery,  teamster,  house  1  Wilbur 
McClellan  Hugh  W.  {Smith  &  McClellan),  attor- 
neys, 71  State,  house  8  Hall  place 
McClelland  David,  paper  stock,  64  Green,  h.  do. 
McClelland  George  R.  tinsmith,  house  Knox  n. 

Lumber 
McClelland  James,  teamster,  boards  890  B'way 
McClelland  Jarnes  W.  3d  reg't,  house  175  Elm 
McClelland  Jolui  {Tuckerman  &  McC),  marble 
works,  133  Lydius,  house  101  Philip 


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McClelland  Wm.  grocer,  800  Broadway,  h.  do 
McClelland  Wm.  H.  44th  reg't,  bds.  64  Green 
McClenand  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  249  Elm 
McClintock  Mary,  widow,  house  13>i  Beaver 
McCleod  George,  gardener,    Manor  house    950 

Broadway 
McCloskey  Edward  Mrs.  grocer.  Green  c.  Schuyl. 
McCloskey  Cornelius,  mason,  h.  97  Schuyler 
McClosky  p:dward,  mason,  b.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
McClosky  ,J.  Right  Rev.  house  225  Lydius,  op. 

the  Cathedral 
McClosky  Owen,  clerk  P.  0.  b.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
McCloy  Josias,  marblecutter,  213  Hudson,  h.  do. 
McCloy  William,  bds.  213  Hudson 
McCloy  Wm.  surveyor,  house  1  Chestnut 
McClure  Archibald  &   Co.  ( W.  A.  Rice  and  A. 

McC.jr.),  druggists,  76  State,  h.   158  do. 
McClure  Archibald    jr.   {A.    BIcClure  &     Co.), 

druggist,  76  State,  hou.se  226  do. 
McClure  James,  tinsmith,  29  Orange,  h.  27  do. 
McClure  James  E.  steam  elevator,  bds.  Stanwix 

Hall 
McClure  James   H.   drugs  and   medicines,    70 

State,  house  47  Jay 
McClure  James  Mrs.  house  196  State 
McClure  John,  mjlkman,  house  53  Clinton 
McClure  {John  C.)  &  Miller  (Ernest  J.),  att'ys, 

77  State,  house  51  Jay 
McClure  Micha'^1,  milkman,  house  58  Lark 
McClure  Wm.  H.  clerk,  74  State,  h.  158  do 
McCluskey  Ann,  widow,  h.  Green  c.  Schuyler 
McCluskey  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  53  V.  Schaick 
McClusk-iy  Nancy,  widow,  h.  42  Van  Schaick 
McCluskey  Neil,  laborer,  house  38  Canal 
McCluskey  Patrick,  house  105  Orange 
McCluskey  Peter,  peddler,  house  Mulberry 
McClusky  James,  cooper,  h.  37  Van  Schaick 
McClusky  Owen,  clerk,  bds.  Pearl  St.  House 
McClusky  Wm.  nailer,  house  19  Perry 
McClyment  Andrew,  house  68  Lafayette 
McCollom  James,  liquors,  287  Broadway,  house 

24  Westerlo 
McCoUum  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  63  Lark 
McCollum  James,  copperworker,  22  Hudson,  b. 

43  Montgomery 
McCollum  John  R.  clerk,  house  43  Montgomery 
McCollum  Hugh,  house  43  Montgomery 
McCollum  Hugh  jr.  copperworker,  &c.  22  Hud- 
son, house  43  Montgomery 
McCombe  Isaac,  boatman,  house  161  B'way 
McCombs  James  G.  clerk,  564  Broadway,  house 

12  Liberty 
McConnell  Hugh,  tobacconist,  h.  502  Clin.  ave. 
McConnell  Stephen  C.  news  depot,  70  X   North 

Pearl,  boards  29  Chapel 
McConnell  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  North  Albany 
McConvill  Felix,  laborer,  house  109  Third 
McConviil  James,  vegetables,  21  Clinton  avenue, 

house  179  Lumber 
McConville  Mary,  widow,  house  18  Orange 
McCord  Hugh,  cigarmaker,  h.  1 17  Arch 
McCord  James,  raason,  bds.  13  X  Beaver 
McCormick  Arthur,  carman,  h.  75  Church 
McCormick  Barney,  boatman,  house  79  Canal 
McCormick  Catharine,  widow,  h.  59  Mulberry 
McCormick  Charles,  clerk,  bds.  12  Grand 
McCormick  Edward,  laborer,  house  203  Green 
McCormick  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Second  ab.  Knox 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  house  49  Canal 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  house  5  Johnson 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  house  42  Third 
McCormick  James,  blacksmith,  h.  32  De  Witt 
McCormick  James,  hostler,  h.  Grand  n.  Beaver 
McCormick  James  L.  livery  stable,  7  Grand,  h. 

11  do. 
McCormick  John,  blacksmith,  h.  First,  G'bush 
McCormick  John,  laborer,  house  19  Chapel 


McCormick  John,  laborer,  house  Herkimer  near 

Broadway 
McCormick  John,  carman,  h.  23  S.  Lansing 
McCormick  John,  furnaceman,  h.  106  Sand 
McCormick  John,  laborer,  house  94  Van  Woert 
McCormick  John,  teamster,  house  22  Benjamin 
McCormick  John,  laborer,  house  rear  75  Canal 
McCormick  Margaret,  tailoress,  bds.  144  Lumber 
McCormick  Martin,  house  North  Greenbush 
McCormick  Matthew,  cooper,  house  102  Arch 
McCormick  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  27  Center 
McCormick  Michael,  maltster,  h.  35  Mulberry 
McCormick  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  62  Lawrence 
McCormick  Patrick,  laborer,  house  47  Moiton 
McCormick  Philip,  laborer,  h.  293  N.  Pearl 
McCormick  Robert,  brakeman,  h.  144  Lumber 
McCormick  Robert  J.  moulder,  h.  158  Church 
McCormick  Samut^l,  moulder,  h.  158  Church 
McCormick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  6  W.  Ferry  alley 
McCormick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Second,  G'bush 
McCormick  Thoma.s,  brakeman,  R.  &  S.  R.  R. 

house  31  Lumber 
McCormick  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  94  Van  Woert 
McCormick  Thomas,  liquors,  194  Orange,  h.  do. 
McCormick  Timothy,  laborer,  liouse  49  Third 
McCormick  Valentine  Mrs.  house  40  Canal 
McCorry  Peter,  carman,  house  48  Arch 
McCotter  Francis  F.  volunteer,  bds.  104  Water 
McCotter  Henry,  laborer,  h.  17  R.  R.  avenue 
McCotter  James,  bookkeeper,  bds.  104  Water 
McCotter  John,  tailor,  house  70  Canal 
McCotter  John,  carpenter,  h.  29  Van  Woert 
McCoy  Daniel,  baker,  bds.  Canal  near  Dove 
McCoy  S.  B.  stoves,  13  and  15  Green 
McCracken  Bernard,  china,  glaiss,  &c.  92  South 

Pearl,  house  93  Hamilton 
McCracken  Joseph,  porter,  h.  105  Canal 
McCracken  Malcolm,  carpenter,  h.  149  N.  Pearl 
McCraken  J.  B.  dry  goods,  422  and  424  Broad- 
way, house  109  Grand 
McCraken  N.  H.  clerk,  422  B'way,  b.  109  Grand 
McCraken  William  F.  clerk,  422  Broadway,  bds. 

109  G»and 
McCready  Hugh,  tailor,  house  21 X  Van  Zandt 
McCready  Jane,  widow,  h.  143  Clinton  ave. 
McCready  John,  clerk,  39  State,  house  143  Clin- 
ton avenue 
McCready  Wm.  H.  fisherman,  house  94  Second 
McCredie  Thomas,  malthouse,  36  Clinton  ave. 

house  36  X  do. 
McCridden  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Morton  n.  Eagle 
McCue  Alice,  widow,  house  145  Broad 
McCue  Bridget,  widow,  house  Orange 
McCue  Dnniel,  laborer,  house  Road  n.  Canal 
McCue  Frank,  brakeman,  house  113  Canal 
McCue  Henry,  laborer,  house  165  Broadway 
McCuen  James,  cooper,  house  112  Dallius 
McCuen  John,  adv.  agent,  74  State,  h.  141  Orange 
McCuen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  62  Orange 
McCulley  James,  drover,  house  167  Second 
McCulloch  Andrew,  check  agent,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  64  John 
McCulloch  Charles,  saloon,  86  Wash.  av.  h.  do. 
McCulloch  Isabella,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  340  State 
McCulloch  John,  gardener,  h.  Hawk  c.  Lydius 
McCulloch  Sarah,  shirtmaker,  house  140  Lark 
McCulloch  Walter  S.  printer,  h.  110  Spring 
McCulloch  William  A.  malthouse,  Rensselaer, 

cor.  Dallius,  h.  at  Greenbush 
McCullock  William,  flagman,  h.  305  N,  Pearl 
McCuUough  John,  laborer,  h.  29  Vine        [Vine 
McCulloutrh  John  jr.  coachlaceweaver,  house  29 
McCullum  William,  flagman,  h.  269  N.  Pearl 
McCurdy  Alexander,  trader,  h.  204  Broadway 
McDade  James,  laborer,  house  48  Mulberry 
McDade  William,  grocer,  4  Lumber  district,  h. 
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McDermott  Barney,  laborer,  h.  177  Orange 
McDermott  Barney,  peddler,  house  42  Arch 
McDermott  Edward,  laborer,  house  43  Canal 
McDermott  James,  liquors,  91  Green,  h.  do. 
McDermott  John,  moulder,  h.  3  Hunter's  alley 
McDermott  John,  overseer,  house  13  Lafayette 
McDermott  Martin,  at  gasworks,  h.  20  Union 
McDermott  Matthew,  laborer,  house  20  Union 
McDermott  Michael,  tobacconist,  house  rear  35 

Van  Woert 
McDermott  Owen,  bookseller,  19  Douw's  Build- 
ing, and  grocer,  29  Westerlo,  h.  do. 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  12  Broadway 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  house  172  Orange 
McDermott  Peter,  laborer,  house  141  Canal 
McDermott  Peter,  blacksmith,  h.  45  Schuyler 
McDermott  Robert,  bookpeddler,  h.  19  Westerlo 
McDermott  Thomas,  grocer,  78  Beaver,  h.  do. 
McDermott  Timothy,  wines,  liquors,  etc.  90  S. 

Pearl,  bds.  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
McDevit  Anthony,  laborer,  h.  54  Jefferson 
McDole  Abraham  V.  R.  salesman,  37  Dean,  h. 

94  Franklin 
McDole  Mary,  widow,  house  308  J^  State 
McDonald  Alex,  clerk,  bds.  Exchange  Hotel 
McDonald  Angus,  teamster,  h.  138  Jefferson 
McDonald  Ann,  widow,  house  10  Cross 
McDonald  Ann,  second  hand  clothing,  house  195 

South  Pearl 
McDonald  Ann  Mrs.  house  45  Mulberry 
McDonald  Bernard,  wheelwright,   149"  Church, 

house  92  Schuyler 
McDonald  Cornelius,  gardener,  h.  15  Catharine 
McDonald  D.   &   Co.  {N.   E.  Sisson)  gasmeter 

manufacturers,  51  Lancaster,  h.  65  Hawk 
McDonald  Daniel,  moulder,  bds.  238  Green 
McDonald  Daniel,  shoemaker,  h.  Richardson, 

Bath 
McDonald  Daniel  J.  laborer,  house  41  Lumber 
McDonald  Edward,  grocer,  h.  Bowery  ab.  Perry 
McDonald  Felix,  carpenter,  house  21 1  Orange 
McDonald  Francis,  laborer,  house  173  Green 
McDonald  George,  restaurant,  2  Congress,  bds. 

1  Wendell 
McDonald  Jacob,  fisherman,  house  34  Water 
McDonald  James,  shoemaker,  house  Richardson, 

Bath 
McDonald  James,  contractor,  h.  8  Ten  Broeck 
McDonald  James,  florist,  house  Bowery 
Mct)op<dd  James,  laborer,  house  172  Colonie 
McDonald  James,  stage  contractor,  h.  1  Wendell 
McDonald  James,  laborer,  house  54  Jefferson 
McDonald  James  H.  bookkeeper,  h.  105  Grand 
McDonald  James  jr.  deputy  canal  collector,  bds. 

8  Ten  Broeck 
McDonald  John,  copperplJtteprinter,  b.  10  Cross 
McDonald  John,  bookkeeper,  448  Broadway,  h. 

113  Jefferson 
McDonald  John,  clerk,  boards  113  Jefferson 
McDonald  John,  fishpeddler,  house  63  Snipe 
McDonald  John,  laborer,  boards  30  Van  Woert 
McDonald  Margaret,  widow,  h.  43  Lumber 
McDonald  Mary,  widow,  house  113  Jefferson 
McDonald  Mary,  widow,  house  30  Van  Woert 
McDonald  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  174  Green 
McDonald  Michael,  painter,  h.  321  S.  Pearl 
McDonald  Miles,  clerk,  63d  reg't 
McDonald  Minor,  clerk,  443  B'way,  b.  25  Jay 
McDonald  Napoleon,  driver,  h.  168  Jefferson 
McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  1  Foundry  place 
McDonald  Patrick,  hostler,  bds.  19  Westerlo 
'McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  102  Church 
McDonald  Patrick,  sawyer,  house  50  Canal 
McDonald  Patrick,  tobacconist,  h.  35  V.  Woert 
McDonald  Patrick,  saloon,  187  Montgomery 
McDonald  Peter,  laborer,  house  63  Arch 
McDonald  Philip,  cigarmaker,  bds.  48  Union 


McDonald  Richard  D.  prop.  Mansion  House 
McDonald  Robert  {Storrs,  Murphy  &:  McDonald), 

356  Broadway,  house  97  Broad 
McDonald  Ruth,  widow,  house  265  Hudson 
McDonald  Sarah  J.  widow,  house  81  Canal 
McDonald  Teresa,  widow,  house  47  Van  Woert 
McDonald  Thomas,  coachman,  h.  Lafayette 
McDonald  Thomas,  carman,  h.  50  Lafayette 
McDonald  Thomas,  carman,  h.  59  Lafayette 
McDonald  William,  liquors,  197  Hamilton,  bds, 

146  Lark 
McDonald  Wm.  stovemounter,  h.  North  Albany 
McDonald  William,  boilermaker,  h.  71  Cherry 
McDonnald  Hugh,  carriagemaker,   183  and  185 

South  Pearl,  house  321  do. 
McDonnald  Joseph  N.  {Thompson  &  Co.),  photo- 
grapher. 478  Broadway,  bds.  321  S.  Pearl 
McDonough  Charles,  tailor,  house  49  Dallius 
McDouough  Hannah,  widow,  house  77  Elm 
McDonough  James,  painter,  h.  18  Jefferson 
McDonough  James  H.  painter,  h.  18  Jefferson 
McDonough  Maria,  widow,  house  49  Dallius 
McDonough  Michael,  bartender,  618  Broadway, 

boards  55  Montgomery 
McDonough  Michael,  laborer,  h.  14  Van  Zandt 
McDonough  Michael,  laborer,  h.  240  Green 
McDonough  William,  painter,  house  18  Jefferson 
McDoual  Alexander  B.  clerk,  44  State,  boards  97 

Columbia 
McDowell  William,  carpenter,  h.  418  Wash.  av. 
McDuffie  Henry,  4th  dist.  police,  h.  345  Lydius 
McDuffie  John,  house  20  Norton 
McDuffie  John  Mrs.  fancy  dyeine,  20  Norton 
McDuffie  Sarah,  widow,  h.  345  Lydius 
McElroan  John,  teacher,  house  128  Jefferson 
McElroy  Charles  E.  645  B'way,  b.  108  N.  Pearl 
McElroy  Chauncey,  laborer,  house  20  Clinton 
McElroy  Henry,  brassfounder,  63  Beaver,  h.  180 
Washington  avenue  [75  Clin.  ave. 

McElroy  James,  dry  goods,  636  Broadway,  house 
McElroy  John,  brassfounder,  h.  180  Wash.  ave. 
McElroy  John  {McKown,  McE.  &  Mcrrihew),  at- 
torneys, 114  State,  house  40  Chapel 
McElroy  John  E.   (W^.  McElroy  &  Son),    dry 

goods,  645  Broadway,  h.  27  Clin.  ave. 
McElroy  Peter  Mrs.  house  27  Jay 
McElroy  Thomas,  grocer,  527  B'way,  h.  676  do. 
McElroy  Thomas  jr.  387  B'way,  bds.  676  do. 
McElroy  William  &  Son  {John  E.),  dry  goods, 

645  Broadway,  house  108  North  Pearl 
McElroy  William  H.  attorney,  5  Douw's  Build- 
ing, bds.  108  North  Pearl 
McElveny  Daniel,  confectioner,  h.  16  Jefferson 
McElveny  John,  laborer,  h.  10  Morton        [turn. 
McEneeny  Ellen,  widow,  h.  Bowery  n,  Schen. 
McEneeny  Thomas,  mason,  house  360  Lydius 
McEnerney  Michael,  stovemounter,  house  Mul- 
berry cor.  Church 
McEntee  Chas.  S^  43d  reg't,  boards  100  Spring 
McEntee  James,  grocer,  Broadway   cor.  Lydius, 

also  boardinghouse,  97  Quay 
McEntee  Robert,  laborer,  boards  97  Quay 
McEspirit  James,  laborer,  house  1 16  First 
McEveny  George,  laborer,  house  177  Elm 
McEvoy  Alfred  J.  17th  reg't,  house  47  Jefferson 
McEvoy  B.  G.  widow,  house  47  Jefferson 
McEvoy  James,  barber,  1  Tweddle  Hall,  house 

47  Jeflerson 
McEvoy  John,  house  16  Catharine 
McEvoy  Michael,  laborer,  house  156  Eagle 
McEv.oy  Patrick,  brewer,  house  80  Franklin 
McEwan  John,  foreman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 
depot,  house  3  Railroad  ave.     [Railroad  av. 
McEwan  John  S.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards  3 
McEwan  Robert,  engineer,  house  12  Van  Woert 
McEwan  Wm,  clerk  H.  R.  R.  b,  3  Railroad  ave. 
McEwen  Charles,  expressman,  h.  22  Bleecker 


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McFarlae  Walter,  machinist,  boards  Colonie 
McFarland  George,  cooper,  house  84  Church 
McFarland  James,  volunteer,  h.  B'way  c.  John 
McFarland  James,  editor,  house  81  Church 
McFarland  Louise,  boards  49  Clinton  avenue 
McFarland  Martha  B.  teacher  Van  Tromp  street 

school 
McFarlane  William,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

25  Orange 
McFee  John,  laborer,  house  166  Orange 
McGahan  Peter,  laborer,  house  136  Hawk 
McGaharn  John,  porter,  1 10  Pier,  h.  49 X  Jeffers'n 
McGarr  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  38  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
McGarry  John,  laborer,  house  89  Cherry 
McGarry  Thomas,  laborer,  house  80  Arch 
McGarvey  Daniel,  teamster,  house  71  Church 
McGarvey  Dennis,  fraraemaker,  h.  176  Green 
McGarvey  Michael  ( Van  Warmer  &  McG. ),  stoves, 

25  Green,  house  HoX  North  Pearl 
McGarvey   Wm.   stoves,  48  Broadway,   boards 

Broadway  House,  Greenbush 
McGarvey  Wm.  H.  decorator,  h.  147  Church 
McGaughan  Hugh,  house  lear  94  Third 
McGaughan  Hugh,  jr.  laborer,  house  94  Third 
McGaughan  Samuel,  carman,  house  197  Third 
McGaughan  Thomas  J.  laborer,  house  3  Swan 
McGee  Catharine,  widow,  house  Road  n.  Canal 
McGee  Edward,  laborer,  house  34  Van  Schaick 
McGee  John,  3d  reg't,  house  M  Broad 
McGee  John,  laborer,  boards  rear  19  Westerlo 
McGee  Michael,  laborer,  house  37  Van  Schaick 
McGee  Michael,  mason,  house  42  Lafayette 
McGee  Patrick,  laborer,  house  7  South  Lansing 
McGee  Patrick,  laborer,  house  127  Orange 
McGee  Terrence,  bootmaker,  house  20  Lydius 
McGee  Terrence,  laborer,  house  216  Broadway 
McGee  Thomas,  porter,  house  rear  293  Lumber 
McGeeu  Margaret,  widow,  house  96  Church 
Mcdreough  Anthony  Rev.  h.  Perry  n.  Bowery 
McGeough  Joseph,  janitor  to  Dudley  Observa- 
tory, house  Observatory  hill 
McGibbon  James,  volunteer,  h.  Van  Schaick 
McGill  Henry,  laborer,  house  7  Lark 
McGillick  Michael,  house  291  Lumber 
McGillivrae  Ellen  M.  tailoress,  bds.  80  Second 
McGinn  Ann,  widow,  house  13  Lark 
McGinn  Michael,  house  106  Schuyler 
McGinn  Peter,  laborer,  h.  96  Arch  [Plumb 

McGinnis  Constantiue,  porter,  72  Quay,  house  40 
McGinnis  John,  carman,  house  68  Van  Woert 
McGinnis  John,  laborer,  house  150  Colonie 
McGinnis  John,  laborer,  house  38  Cherry 
McGinnis  J.  &  P.  grocers,  15  Canal,  house  do. 
McGinnis  Michael,  machinist,  house  77  Westerlo 
McGinnis  Patrick  {J.  &:  P.  McGinnis),  grocers, 

Canal  cor.  Chapel,  house  15  Canal 
McGinnis  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  244  N.  Pearl 
McGinty  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  19  S.  Lansing 
McGinty  James,  saloon,  99  State  c.  Lodge,  h.  75 

Maiden  lane 
McGinty  Owen,  laborer,  h.  19  Soutli  Lansing 
McGlin  Ann,  widow,  house  34  Eagle 
McGlinn  Richard,  carpenter,  house  84  Church 
McGloan  Michael,  bootmaker,  house  35  Liberty 
McGlutland  Ann,  widow,  house  164  Jefferson 
McGloughlin  John  J.  cigarmkr.  b.  Canal  n.  Dove 
McGloughlin  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Canal  n.  Lark 
McGoldrick  Edward,  laborer,  h.  113  Bea-er 
McGoldrick  Peter  J.  plumber,  boards  113  Beaver 
McGoidrick  W.  E.  J.  jr.  bookbinder,  67  State, 

boards  113  Beaver 
McGolrigk  Patrick,  Phoenix  Hotel,  264  B'way 
McGordis  John,  teamster,  house  53  Congress 
McGoun  Bridget,  widow,  house  52  Lafayette 
McGoun  Jane  Miss,  house  315  Hamilton 
McGoun  John,  newsagent,  house  416  Wash.  av. 
McGoun  Margaret,  widow,  house  60  Church 


McGourkey  William,  deputy  auditor  canal  de- 
partment, State  Hall,  house  72  Eagle 
McQovern  Andrew,  laborer,  house  205  Orange 
McGovern  Jarass,  laborer,  house  49  Canal 
McGovern  John,  harnessmaker,  h.  143  Church 
McGovern  John,  furnaceman,  h.  33  Rensselaer 
McGotern  John,  grocer,  50  Arch,  house  do. 
McGovern  Margaret  Miss,  house  7  Johnson 
McGovern  Patrick,  laborer,  house  65  Arch 
McGovern  Thomas,  root  beer,  house  157  Grand 
McGovern  Thomas,  laliorer,  house  64  Water 
McGowen  Bridget,  widow,  house  62  Lafayette 
McGowen  John,  calker,  house  175  Orange 
McGowen  {Minos)  &  Wygant  (Asa  S.),  lumber 

dealers,  190  Water,  house  810  Broadway 
McGraiu  James,  laborer,  house  30  Bassett 
McGrain  Michael,  drover,  house  30  Van  Woart 
McGrain  Thomas,  laborer,  house  209  Lumber 
McGrath  Albert,  clerk.  Assorting  House,  boards 

60  Arch 
McGrath  Ambrose,  clerk,  boards  60  Arch 
McGrath  Henry,  cooper,  house  204  Broadway 
McGrath  Hugh,  printer,  boards  60  Arch 
McGrath  James,  leatherdresser,  house  60  Arch 
McGrath  James,  laborer,  house  43  Liberty 
McGrath  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  121  Orange 
McGrath  John,  cooper,  h.  Dallius  cor.  Vine 
McGrath  John,  porter,  57  Quay,  h.  33  Hamilton 
McGrath  Michael,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
McGratli  Michael,  laborer,  house  118  Third 
McGrath  Morris,  carpenter,  boards  60  Arch 
McGrath  Patrick,  laborer,  house  96  Arch 
McGraugh  Patrick,  moulder,  boards  45  Bassett 
McGraugh  Winnefred,  widow,  house  45  Bassett 
McGraw  Anastasia.  widow,  house  86  Arch 
McGraw  Bridget,  widow,  house  193  Orange 
McGraw  Christopher,  3  South  Pearl,  house  19 

Van  Schaick 
McGraw  Daniel,  jr.  butcher,  house  232  Bowery 
McGraw  Daniel,  butchej',  house  280  Bowery 
McGraw  Dennis,  butcher,  house  280  Bowery 
McGraw  Elizabeth,  washing,  house  164  Jefferson 
McGraw  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Elizabeth  n.  Morton 
McGraw  James,  machinist,  house  52  Dallius 
McGraw  John,  porter,  Exchange  Hotel,  house 

83  Schuyler 
McGraw  John,  laborer,  house  33  Hamilton 
McGraw  John,  laborer,  house  187  Broadway 
McGraw  John,  laborer,  house  Van  Vechten  ab. 

Elizabeth 
McGraw  John  J.  carpenter,  house  150  Jefferson 
McGraw  Lawrence,  paver,  house  374  Lydius 
McGraw  Mary,  widow  of  John,  bds.  180  Second 
McGraw  Mary,  widow,  house  360  Lydius 
McGraw  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house   178  Jefferson 
McGraw  Maurice,  laborer,  house  36  Union 
McGraw  Maurice,  carman,  house  169  Hudson 
McGraw  Michael,  cooper,  b.  Arch  opp.  Brewery 
McGraw  Roger,  butcher,  house  278  Bowery 
McGraw  Thomas,  machinist,  b.  Arch  op.  Brewery 
McGraw  William,  coachman,  house  80  Orange 
McGraw  William,  carpenter,  house  150  Jefferson 
McGregor  Ebenezer,  dyer,  40  Orange,  house  6- 

Van  Tromp 
McGregor  James,  contractor,  house  18  Broad 
McGue  Daniel,  carman,  h.  180  Clinton  avenue 
McGue  Michael  S.  clerk,  470  Broadway,  house 
40  Van  Schaick  [h.  170  Hamilton 

McGuigau  Sarah  W.  Mrs.  fancy  goods,  94  Eagle» 
McGuire  Charles,  moulder,  bds.  Canal 
McGuire  Charles,  pressman,  house  42  Canal 
McGuire  Eliza,  widow,  house  32  Water 
McGuire  Eugene,  tobacconist,  bds.  23  De  Witt 
McGuire  Francis,  house  53  Bassett 
McGuire  Francis,  carman,  house  180  Colonie 
McGuire  James,  billiards,  Delavau  House,  house 
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McGuire  John,  fruitdealer,  44  State,  h.  113  South 

Pearl 
McGuire  John  porter,  105  Pier,  h.  65  Rensselaer 
McGuire  John,  fish,  604  Broadway,  house  do. 
McGuire  John,  fireman,  house  5  Westerlo 
McGuire  John  T.  printer,  h.  54  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
McGuire  Martin,  laborer,  house  55  N.  Lansing 
McGuire  Mary,  widow,  house  141  Canal 
McGuire  Michael,  blacksmith,  boards  16  Rose 
McGuire  Owen,  laborer,  house  5  Bleecker 
McGuire  Patrick,  trader,  house  5  Westerlo 
McGuire  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  98  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
McGuire  Patrick  J.  mason,  house  195  Third 
McGuire  Peter,  laborer,  house  6  Hunter's  alley 
McGuire  Philip,  carman,  h.  74  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
McGuire  Thos.  J.  supt.  562  B'way,  b.  141  Canal 
McGuire  William  ( Wright  &  McGuire),  44  State, 

house  113  South  Pearl 
McGuirk  John,  laborer,  house  61  West  Ferry 
McGurrin  Patrick,  painter,  house  2  Garden 
McHaffie  John,  at  R.  K.  Viele's,  h.  137  Clin.  ave. 
McHaffie  John  Mrs.  widow,  house  86  Swan 
McHaffie  {Robert)  &  Ramsey  {De  Witt  C),  wood- 
en ware,  75  State,  h.  149  Clinton  avenue 
McHaffie  William,  machinist,  house  90  Lumber 
McHale  Anthony,  trader,  house  5  Westerlo 
McHale  John,  cigarmaker,  bds.  208  Broadway 
McHale  Lawrence,  mason,  house  208  Broadway 
McHarg  Alexander,  clock  and  watchmaker,  40 

Green,  house  19  Franklin 
McHarg  Garret  V.  A.  clerk  44  State,  bds.  Pearl 

Street  Hotel 
McHarg  John,  house  24  North  Pearl 
McHarg  Misses,  house  33  Grand 
McHarg  {Wm.  C.)  &  Van  Alen  (G.  1.),  attor- 
neys, 50  State,  house  52  Spencfir 
McHench  David  B.  house  25  High 
McHench  Wm.  discount  clerk  Mechanics  and 

Farmers'  Bank,  house  762  Broadway 
McHenry  John,  boatman,  house  47  Mulberry 
McHugh  (Patrick)  &  Donlon  [Patrick),  merchant 

tailors,  44  State,  house  206  Swan 
Mclnall  Robert,  fireman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  48 

Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Mclnerny  Lott,  clerk,  317  B'way,  b.  267  Green 
Mcintosh  Daniel,  shoemaker.'house  77  Canal 
Mcintosh  Daniel  jr.  boatmanf  h.  856  Broadway 
Mcintosh  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  bds.  185  Elm 
Mcintosh  James  W.  pressman,  78  State,  boards 

77  Canal 
Mcintosh  Jeannette,  widow,  h.  250  Wash.  ave. 
Mcintosh  John  F.  expressman,  house  109  Hawk 
Mcintosh  John  L.  clerk,  boards  77  Canal 
Mcintosh  Temperance,  widow,  house  185  Elm 
Mcintosh  William  H.  carpenter,  bds.  77  Canal 
Mcintosh  Wm.  H.  H.  I8th  reg't,  house  185  Elm 
Mclntyre  Archibald,  laborer,  h.  64  Montgomery 
Mclntyre  Archibald  (Ostrom  &  McI.),  provisions, 

9  Exchange,  house  104  Grand 
Mclntyre  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  rear  163  Orange 
Mclntyre  Jacob,  laborer,  house  I  Dove 
Mclntyre  James,  laborer,  h.  38  K  Rensselaer 
Mclntyre  James,    clerk,  county  clerk's   office, 

City  Hall,  house  216  Broadway 
Mclntyre  Jane,  widow,  house  216  Broadway 
Mclntyre  John,  carman,  house  111  Dallius 
Mclntyre  John,  grocer,  154  Montgomery,  h.  do. 
Mclntyre  John,  clerk, 37  Dean,b.  16)i  S.  Lansing 
Mclntyre  John,  laborer,  house  189  Broadway 
JVIcIntyre  John  B.  boards  HI  Dallius 
Mclntyre  Mary,  widow,  boards  123  Swan 
Mclntyre  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  16  M  S.  Lansing 
Mclntyre  Robert  F.  waiter,  59  North  Pearl 
Mclntyre  Terrence,  carman,  h.  Swan  n.  Orange 
Mclntyre  Terrence,  shoemaker,  h.  52  Lawrence 
Mclntyre  Thomas  A.  grocer,  b.  154  Montgomery 
Mclntyre  William,  clerk,  boards  111  Dallius 


Mclntyre  William  P.   {Gooseberry  &    Co.),   23 

Hudson,  boards  121  Arch 
McKaig  Andrew,  teacher,  36  Grand,  housoido, 
McKaig  James,  carpenter,  boards  36  Grand 
McKaig  John,  painter,  boards  36  Grand 
McKaig  Robert  N.  clerk,  74  State,  house  43  Elm 
McKanna  Henry,  laborer,  house  135  Lumber 
McKay  John,  bookkeeper,  house  53  Hudson 
McKeagan  John,  tanner,  house  98  Bowery 
McKean  Barnabas  H.  spoke  manufacturer,  house 

at  North  Albany 
McKean  Thomas,  moulder,  boards  Ferry  House 
McKee  Patrick,  coachman,  house  69  Hudson 
McKelvey  P.  B.  soap  and  candles.  Jay  c.  Swan, 

house  19  High 
McKenna  Bernard,  laborer,  house  49  Mulberry 
McKenna  Francis,  shipcarpenter,  h.  147  Canal 
McKenna  James,  boatman,  boards  49  Mulberry 
McKenna  James,  porterhouse,  Greenbush 
McKenna  Jas.  harnessmaker,  h.  173  Montgomery 
McKenna  James,  laborer,  house  29  Hamilton 
McKenna  John,  brownstone  and  marblecutter, 

house  30  Jefierson 
McKenna  John,  printer,  boards  147  Canal 
McKenna  Luke,  laborer,  boards  97  Quay 
McKenna  see  McCanna 

McKennan  John,  gilder,  h.  18  Whitehall  road 
McKenney  James,  laborer,  h.  29  Hamilton 
McKenney  Patrick,  wheelwright,  194  Orange 
McKenny  Michael,  teamster,  house  7  Lark 
McKenzie  Alexander,  printer,  house  21  Lodge 
McKenzie  .John,  clerk,  boards  77  Hawk 
McKenzie  John,  patternmaker,  house  77  Hawk 
McKenzie  John,  watchman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

3  Lark 
McKenzie  Nathaniel  C.  switchman,  h.  10  Lumber 
McKenzie  Thomas,  marblepolisher,  b.  21  Lodge 
McKenzie  William  C.  machinist,  b.  12  Lumber 
McKeon  Henry,  chandler,  housn  123  Nncella 
McKeon  John,  clerk,  house  154  Orange 
McKeon  John,  porterhouse,  49  Clmton 
McKeone  Thomas,  blacksmith,  6  De  Witt 
McKercher  Duncan  {Belknap  &  McK.),  coal  deal- 
er, 697  Broadway,  house  690  do 
McKercher  John,  engineer,  house  690  Broadway 
McKercan  John,|gardener,  h.  Bowery  n.  Partridge 
McKie  James,  carpenter,  house  180  Bowery 
McKie  John,  moroccodresser,  house  182  Bowery 
McKiernan  John,  porter,  house  30  Second 
McKiernan  Patrick,  grocer,  h.  2  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
McKiernan  Thomas,  waiter,  house  131  Beaver 
McKinley  Charles,  carriage  shop,  143  S.  Pearl, 

h.  141  do. 
McKinley  William,  moulder,  house  421  State 
McKinney  R.  Miss  millinery,  house  41  Beaver 
McKinney  {James)  &  Mann  {Abram),  iron  foun- 
dry, 35  Lumber,  house  37  do. 
McKinney  Mary,  widow,  h.  44  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
McKinney  William  J.  attorney,  82  State,  house 

265  Hudson 
McKissick  {Stewart)  &  Durant  {Edwai>d  P.)  com- 
mission merchants,  119  Pier,  h.  130  Hamilton 
McKnight  Ellen,  widow,  house  120  Spring 
McKnight  George  W.  painter,  house  43  Union 
McKnight  Isaac,  clerk.  Canal  corner  Hawk,  bds. 

112  Orange 
McKnight  John,  Mrs.  house  112  Orange 
McKnight  John's  Son  ( Wm.  G.  McKnight),  malt 
wine  and  ale  brewery.  Canal  corner  Hawk, 
house  112  Orange 
McKnight  John  T.  house  1 1 2  Orange 
McKnight  Stephen,  bookbinder,  67  State,  h.  16 

First 
McKnight  William  G.  {John  McKnighVs  Son), 

brewer,  house  112  Orange 
McKown  Hannah,  widow,  house  24  Bleecker 
McKown  James,  house  25  Beaver 


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McKown  {James  A.)^  McElroy  (John)  &  Merriliew 
(E.JI.)  attorneys,  114  State,  h.  277  Hamilton 
McKown  ,I:nie,  widovr,  house  154  Orange 
McKown  John  A.  attorney,  house  148  Chestnut 
McKown  John  V.  H.  quartermaster  91st  reg't, 

bouse  at  Bethlehem 
McKown  Susan,  widow,  house  25  Beaver 
McLane  Charles  A.  carman,  house  96  Philip 
McLane  Mary,  widow,  house  3  John 
McLarin  James,  machinist,  h.  47  Van  Schaick 
McLaughlin   Ann,  widow,  tailoress,  house  106 
Herkimer  [Schaick 

McLaughlin  Anthony  A.  painter,  house  32  Van 
McLaughlin  James,  cii^armaker,  bds.  9  Chapel 
McLaughlin  James,  typecaster,  house  213  Elm 
McLaughlin  James,  laborer,  boards  17  Lawrence 
McLaughlin  Jane  Mrs.  house  rear  116  Canal 
McLaughlin  Margaret,  widow,  h.  20  Mulberry 
McLaughlin  Martha,  tailoress  and  dressmaker, 

house  217  Elm 
McLaughlin  Mary,  widow,  bds.  273  State 
McLaughlin  Mary,  widow,  h.  r.  46  Van  Schaick 
McLaughlin  Michael,  laborer,  h.  20  Mulberry 
McLaughlin  Michael,  laborer,  h.  71  Jefferson 
McLaughlin  Michael,  laborer,  W.  Railroad 
McLaughlin  Owen,  blacksmith,  W.  Railroad 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  vol.  house  16  Jackson 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  liouse  47  Mulberry 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  cigarmaker,  h.  96  Spring 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  133  Jeflerson 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Canal  n.  Lark 
McLaughlin  Patrick  J.  clerk,  bds.  136  Jefferson 
McLaughlin  Simeon,  peddler,  bds.  217  Elm 
McLauglilin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  47  Canal 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  48  Van  Schaick 
]\IcLaughlin,  see  McGloughlin. 
McLean  Eliza  J.  widow,  house  64  Howard 
McLean  John,  laborer,  house  39  Morton 
McLean  Neil,  tailor,  house  230  Jefferson 
McLean  Tliomas,  purifier,  h.  29  West  Ferry 
McLean  Wm.  A.  boatman,  boards  42  Howard 
McLelland  Wm.  bhu-ksmith,  h.  rear  5  Bowery 
McLoghlin  Thomas  C.  millinery  and  trimmings, 

498  B'way,  h.  35  Maiden  lane 
McMahan  Austin,  laborer,  house  35  N.  Lansing 
McMahon  Hugh,  moulder,  bds.  142  Lumber 
McMahon   James,    furuaceman,  house   rear  55 
Van  Woert  [sing 

McMahon  James,  harnessmaker,  b.  41  N.  Lan- 
McMahon  James,  laborer,  bds.  10  De  Witt 
McMahon  Joseph,  wagonmaker,  6  Grand,  h.  167 

Eagle 
McMahon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  24  Rensselaer 
McMahon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  8  Swan 
McMahon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  193  Orange 
McMahon  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  43  Van  Woert 
McMahon  Thomas,  carman,  house  206  Third 
McMahon  Timothy,  coachman,  h.  80  Orange 
McMahon  Timothy,  laborer,  house  86  Church 
McMann  Katy  Mrs.  house  308  Lumber 
McManus  Bernard,  cooper,  house  195  Orange 
McManus  Edward,  waiter,  house  177  Orange 
McManus  James,  laborer,  house  60  Church 
McManus  John,  laborer,  boards  31  Plumb 
McManus  Mary,  widow,  dressmaker,  h.  Grand 

near  Johnson  alley 
McManus  Mary,  widow,  house  Lumber  ab.  Lark 
McManus  Michael,  porter,  house  217  Orange 
McManus  Philip,  porter,   24  State,  house  222 

Washington  avenue 
McManus  Thomas,  laborer,  house  115  Canal 
McMartin  Jas.  {Mills  &  McM.),  miller,  SO  Quay, 

house  84  Westerlo 
McMenamey  Adam,  peddler,  house  293  Lum' 
McMenamey  John,  43d  re^'t,  h.  61  Liberty 
McMenamy  Edward,    fruit,    oysters,   &c.,   341 
Broadway,  house  18  Dallius 


McMicken  David,  clerk  P.  0.,  h.  128  Clinton  ave 
McMicken  Mary  E.  teacher  school  9,  boards  128 

Clinton  avenue 
McMickin  Jacob  R.  constable,  boards  70  Division 
McMickin  James  A.  lieut.  43d  reg't,  boards  128 

Clinton  avenue 
McMickin  John,  harnessmaker,  340  Broadway, 

house  151  Hamilton 
McMillan  Thomas  Mis.   houst  Lydius  ab.  Snipe 
McMillen  Catharine,  widow,  hou.se  112  Beaver 
McMillen  John,  harnessmaker,  house  3  Grand 
McMillen  Samuel,  machinist,  li.  170  N.  Pearl 
McMoran  Mary,  widow,  house  98  Church 
McMoran  Wm.  J.  carver,  boards  98  Church 
McMullen  James  Mrs.  house  19  Fulton 
McMuUen  Thomas,  founder,  house  21  Hawk 
McMullen  Thomas  Mrs.  widow,  h.  181  Hudson 
McMurdy  Catharine,  widow,  nurse,  h.  24  Second 
McMurdy  Isaac,  clerk  P.  0.,  house  21  High 
McMurdy  Robert  S.  drugs,  494  Broadway,  h.  143 

N.  Pearl 
McMurray  James,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
McMurray  Joseph,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
McMurry  John,  real  estate  agent,  71 M  Hamilton, 

house  71  do. 
McNab  James,  hostler  at  Brown's  Hotel 
McNab  Jane,  widow,  house  Seymour,  Bath 
McNab  Peter,  family  of,  house  2  Knox      [James 
McNab  Peter  D.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R,  h.  31 
McNab  William,  malthouse,    258  Washington 

avenue,  liouse  2  Knox 
McNally  James,  clerk,  house  18  Second 
McNally  James,  mason,  house  117  Dallius 
McNally  Thom&s,  musician,  house  21  Spruce 
McNally  Thomas,  baker,  123  Arch,  house  do. 
McNamara  Catharine,  widow,  house  71  Schuyler 
McNamara  Catharine,  widow,  house  135  First 
McNamara  Daniel,  laborer,  house  61  N.  Lansing 
McNamara  Hugh,  house  269  Washington  ave. 
McNamara  Hugh,  fireman.  Western  R.  R. 
McNamara  James,  laborer,  house  45  N.  Lansing 
McNamara  James  B.  student,  boards  269  Wash- 
ington avenue 
McNamara  John,  moulder,  house  Kirk's  alley 
McNamara  John,  shoemaker,  boards  161  Orange 
McNamara  John,  norter,  house  149  Grand 
McNamara  John  W.  (Holstein,  Cheevcr,  &  McN.), 

attorneys,  82  State,  bds.  269  Wash.  ave. 
McNamara  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  162  Montgomery 
McNamara  Patrick,  butcher,  h.  431  Wash.  ave. 
McNamara  Patrick  jr.  butcher,  h.  431  Wash.  av. 
McNamara  Richard,  mason,  h.  16  Lark,  Arb.  h. 
McNamara  Thomas,  laborer,  house  117  Canal 
McNamara  Thomas,  moulder,  house  Kirk's  alley 
McNamara  William,  liquors,  829  Broadway,  h. 

74  Canal 
McNamara  William  P.  tailor,  house  15  Rose 
McNamee  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  54  Montgomery 
McNary  Elijah,  paver,  house  165  Third 
McNary  Joseph  A.  boards  165  Third 
McNary  Martin,  carpenter,  boards  at  Bath 
McNary  Tliomas,  haypresser,  house  at  Bath 
McNaughton  Alexander,Berdan's  sharpshooters, 

h.  169  Eagle  [32X  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 

McNaughton  Francis,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
McNaughton  Henry  G.  physician,  h.  132  State 
McNaughton  James,  physician,  54  North  Pearl 
McNaughton  John,  447  B'way,  h.  27  V.  Schaick 
McNaughton  Peter,  physician,  132  State,  h.  do. 
McNearny  Patrick,  moulder,  house  144  Church 
McNeil  David  B.  3d,  boards  6  Lafayette 
McNeil  David  B.  jr.  clerk,  office   secretary  of 

state,  State  Hall,  house  6  Lafayette 
'cNeil  Hector,  currier,  house  121  Bowery 
McNeil  Michael,  laborer,  house  Bath 
McNeil  John,  tanner,  h.  177  Washington  ave. 
McNeill  John,  laces,  522  Broadway,  house  do. 


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McNeill  Mary  Mrs.  dressmaker,  h.  129  Jefferson 
McNeill  Rosa,  boardiug  liouse,  42  Grand 
McNespie  John,  laborer,  house  Van  Schaick 
McNulty  James,  lamplighter,  bds   67  Herkimer 
McNuitj--  James,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
McNulty  James,  moulder,  house  North  Albany 
McNuIty  John,  house  155  Jefferson 
McNulty  Terrence,  laborer,  house  1'28  Water 
McPherson  Ellen,  dressmaker,  house  257  Elm 
Mc-Pherson  John,  farmer,  h.  403  Clinton  avenue 
McQuade  Anthony,  brewer,   904  Broadway,  h. 

31  Canal 
McQuade  Anthony  jr.  brewer,  boards  31  Canal 
McQuade  Edward  J.  engineia',  boards  31  Canal 
McQuade  Francis  Mrs.  Vidow,  h.  144  Lumber 
McQuade  James,  chief  engineer  fire  department, 

house  7  Daniels  [bouse  109  Knox 

McQuade  Joseph,  meatmarket,  69  North  Pearl, 
McQuade  Patrick,  house  219  North  Pearl 
McQuade  Patrick,  laborer,  house  38  Van  Schaick 
McQnade  Peter  J,  boards  31  Canal 
McRoberts  Alexander,  lieut.  44th  reg't,  bds.  57 

Johnson  [Johnson 

McRoberts  Robert,  grocer,  21  Philip,  house  57 
McRoberts  William,  packer,  416  Broadway,  h. 

57  Johnson  [43  Johnson 

McRoberts  Wm.  jr.   grocer,   21   Philip,  boards 
McShane  Hugh,  cooper,  house  34  Swan 
McShane  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  9  De  Witt 
McShane  Patrick,  po-terhouse,  18  Orange 
McTague  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  r.  55  Van  Woert 
McTeague  Hugh,  laborer,  house  1  Center 
McTeague  James,  laborer,  house  79  Van  Woert 
McTigue  Michael,  laborer,  h.  183  Montgomery 
McVea  John  G.  tailor,  house  87  Herkimer 
McVea  John  G.  jr.  3d  reg't,  boards  .S7  Herkimer 
McVea  William,  teamster,  house  232  Green 
McVety  John,  teamster,  house  61  Nucella 
McWilliams  Cormac,  mason,  house  89  Philip 
Mc Williams  Ellen,  widow,  porterhouse,  43  Elm 
McWilliams  Michael,  teamster,  h.  58  W.   Ferry 
Meacham  George  B.  boards  157  Second 
Meacham  Roswell  S.  house  157  Second 
Meacham  William  H.  boards  157  Second 
Mead  Eugene,  clerk,  boards  1  Chapel 
Mead  James,  drover,  boards  43  De  Witt 
Mead  Martin  L.  physician,  675  Broadway    . 
Mead  Mary,  widow,  house  43  De  Witt 
Mead  (Mdvin  N.),  Dunham  (/.  W.)  &  Co.   {A. 

Weston),  lumber,  4  Lumber  dist.  h.  1  Chapel 
Mead  Nicholas,  drover,  boards  43  De  Witt 
Mead  Oliver,  house  120  North  Pearl 
Mead  Samuel,  mason,  house  7  Johnson 
Mead  Swain,  clerk,  443  Broadway,  h.  59  High 
Mead  Titus  {Weidman  &  M.),  grocers,  10  SUte, 

house  69  Clinton  avenue 
Mead  Warren  J.  liouse  147  South  Peai-1 
Meadan  Thomas  J.  tinsm'th,  35  Knox,  h.  do. 
Meads  Charlotte,  house  99  Columbia 
Meads  John,  family  of,  house  99  Columbia 
Meads  {Orlando)  &  Reynolds  (Dexter),  attorneys, 

Masonic  hall,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  4  Pine 
Meagher  Patrick,  clerk,  7  Maiden  lane 
Means  Thomas,  hostler,  house  149  Grand 
Meany  John,  carpenter,  house  45  West  Ferry 
Mecher  Isaac  {Hcdl,  Hookc  &  Co.),  flour,  grain, 

and  commission,  95  Green,  boards  Delavan 

House 
Mee  John  mason,  house  70  Schuyler 
Meech  Anna,  widow,  boards  47  Steven 
Meegan  Mary  A.  house  262  North  Pearl 
Meegan  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  102  Van  Woert 
Meegan  Patrick,  cooper,  house  257  Green 
Meegan  Thos.  laborer,  h.  alley  rear  165  Eagle 
Meegan  Thomas,  paver,  house  262  North  Pearl 
Meegan   Thomas  A.  clerk,  262   Nortli   Pearl,  h. 

43  Lumber 


Meehan  John,  porter,   Stanwis  Hall,  h.  79  First 
Meehan  John  jr.  carpenter,  boards  186  Canal 
Meehan  Maria,  widow,  house  221  Broadway 
Meehan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  92  First 
Meehan  William,  porter,  house  82  South  Ferry 
Meckel-  Vibbard,  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

Delavan  House 
Meeker  William,  cooper,  house  281  Wash.  ave. 
Meeker  William  H.  clergyman,  h.  Washington, 

Green  bush 
Meiers  George,  cabinetmaker,  house  11  Sand 
Meighan  Jolin,  constable  8th  ward,  house  24^ 

Canal 
Meigs  Charles  L.  printer,  9  James,  b.  88  Beaver 
Meigs  William  D.   {Smyth  &  M.)  flour,   &c,   40 

"Quay,  house  71  Clinton  avenue 
Meininger  Charles,  gilder,  bds.  266  Broadway 
Meinster  Jacob,  merchant,  65  Quay,  boards  194 

South  Pearl  [house  784  do. 

Meissener  George,  shoemaker,  774 X  Broadway, 
Meissert  Henry,  painter,  house  Broad,  Beth'ra 
Meissert  William,  laboror,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Melick  Andrew,  liquors,  289  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Melick  James   H.  at  Wheeler,  Melick  &  Co's, 

house  13  Broad 
Melick  Wm.  B.  {Wheeler,  M.  &  Co.),  agricnltnral 

works.  Liberty  c.  Hamilton,  h.  233  Lydius 
Melius  W.  B.  clerk,  P.  0.  house  81  South  Pearl 
Mellany  Nicholas,  house  62  Willett 
Melliday  James,  laborer,  house  38  Water 
Melvin  Martin,  at  U.  Burt&  Co's,  h.  21  Center 
Melvin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  North  Lansing  cor- 
ner Center 
Menand  Louis,  florist  and  nursery,   Troy  road, 

Dexter  &  Nellegar  agents.  State  c.  N.  Pearl 
Mendle  Louis,  peddler,  house  195  South  Pearl 
Mendle  Marcus,  peddler,  house  14  Delaware 
Mendle  Seckel,  peddler,  house  317  South  Pearl 
Mendleson  Aaron,  loan  office,  house  23  Dallius 
Menges  Philip,  carpenter,  house  199  Bowery 
Menmuir  Jonathan,  cabinetmaker,  h.  219  Lumb'r 
Menten  Casper,  laborer,  h.  Arch,  n.  Partridge 
Merce  Henry  L.  salesman,  house  1  King's  place 
Merchant  Arthur,  painter,  house  58  Schuyler 
Merchant  Biddle,^ainter,  house  78  Third 
Merchant  Daniel  W.  engraver,  house  56  Howard 
Merchant  George,  chairseater,  house  105  Orange 
Merchant  George  W.  frescopainter  and  grainer, 

bouse  102  Second 
Merchant  Isabella  Miss,  house  57  First 
Mercliant  Jeremiah,  painter,  boards  r.  78  Third 
Merchant  Lansing  &  W.  produce,  71    Quay,  h. 

160  Hamilton 
Merchant  Rachael,  widow,  house  57  First 
Merchant  Spencer,  44th  reg't,  bds.  94  Second 
Merchant  Walter  [L.  &  W.  Merchant),  produce, 

71  Quay,  house  158  Hamilton 
Merenies  George,  peddler,  house  Whitehall  road 

near  Eagle  [97  Morton 

Mergenthaler  Frederick,  porter,  15  Green,  house 
Mergenthaler  Frederick  sen.  boards  97  Morton 
Meriara  Jane ,  widow,  house  7  Lumber 
Meroth  Gottlieb,  vinegar  manufacturer,  house  50 

Clinton 
Meroth  Jacob,  cooper,  house  14  Bowery 
Merret  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  38  San'l 
Merrifield  Abraham,  carpenter,  hou.s  ■  !  19  Second 
Merrifield  Elizabeth  Miss,  house  125  HiniiltvU 
Merrifield  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house'  2H)  H-niilton 
Merrifield  Geo.  0.  Mrs.  widow,  h.  229  Lydius 
Merrifield  William,    Ictttr   carrier,    liuuse   151 

Hamilton 

rigan  Jiimes,  printer,  hon.se  141  Grand 
erriii;an  .bianna,  widow,  house  141  Grand 
Merrlgan  Joliii,  uuiltst^r,  house  205  Broadway 
Merrigan  Thomas,  baker,  house  141  Grand 
Merrigau  William,  maltster,  house  5  JJleecker 


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ALBANY      [  M  ]      DIRECTORY. 


Merrihew  Edward  H.  {McKown,  McElroy  &  M.), 

attorneys,  114  State,  house  184  Jay 
Merrill  S.  M.  Rev.  house  269  Hudson 
Merrill  Wm.  M.  boatman,  house  19  S.  Ferry 
Merriman  Harmon  N.  attorney,  74  State,  house 

21  Clinton  avenue 
Merriman  Willis  E.  clerk,  surgeon  general's  of- 
fice, Capitol,  boards  21  Clinton  avenue 
Merrington  Francis  J.  upholsterer,  h.  173  Hudson 
Merritt  Charles  W.  {Stone  &  M.),  60  Quay,  house 

at  Plattsburgh 
Mersevey  Perkins,  boards  92  Beaver 
Mesick  Alida  {Anderson  &  M.),  confectioner,  78 

Wash.  ave.  and  30  Lydius,  h.  30  Lydius 
Mesick  Henry  B.  mason,  house  20  Daniels 
Mesick  Henry  T.  dry  goods,  338  Broadway,  house 

77  Philip 
Mesick  Henry  T.  jr.  clerk,  boards  77  Philip 
Mesick  John,  house  406  State 
Mesick  John  J  4th  dist.  police,  house  147  Jay 
Mesick  John  W.  carpenter,  36  Lydius,  b.  30  do. 
Mesick    Stephen  H.   paperhanger,    boards   278 

Washington  avenue 
Mesick  Wm.  H.  paperhanger,  house  159  Spring 
Meske  Otto,  photographpainter,  h.  105  Eagle 
Meslin  William,  carpenter,  house  11  Fulton 
Mesnig  George,  laborer,  b.  Lydius  n.  Partridge 
Mesnig  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  54  Elk 
Messer  George,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  145  Lancaster 
Metz  John,  fruits  and  confectioner,  33  State,  h. 

84  Spring 
Metz  Lawrence,  tailor,  house  38  Bowery 
Metzler  Jacob,  basketmaker,  house  9  Sand 
Metzler  Philip,  basketmaker,  house  3  Sand 
Meveigh  William,  teamster,  house  64  Plumb 
Meyer  Abram,   butcher,    120  Lydius,   house  70 

South  Pearl 
Meyer  Andries,  furnaceman,  house  55  Benjamin 
Meyer  Charles  A.  teacher,  house  64  Franklin 
Meyer  Eberhard,  locksmith,  h.  6  Van  Vechten 
Meyer  Frederick,  laborer,  house  8  Quackenbush 
Meyer  George,  cabinetmaker,  liouse  1 20  Snipe 
Meyer  George,  laborer,  house  22  Teunis 
Meyer  Gerrit,  shoemaker,  house  17  Odell 
Meyer  Jacob,  moulder,  house  55  Clinton 
Meyer  John,  tailor,  h.  22  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Meyer  John  C.  baker,  house  110  Third 
Meyer  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  Steven  n.  Van  Vechten 
Meyer  Joseph,  17th  regt.  h.  153  Broadway 
Meyer  Joseph,  dyer,  h.  Alexander  ab.  Elizabeth 
Meyer  Meyers,  peddler,  house  73  South  Pearl 
Meyer  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Meyer  Valentine,  carpenter,  h.  45  Alexander 
Meyer  Wolfgang,  liquors,  house  52  Clinton 
Meyers  Jacob,  peddler,  house  130  Broad 
Mheus  John,  laborer,  house  183  Bowery 
Mickdaniel  Ellen,  widow,  house  60  Third 
Mickel  Emanuel  (0.  S^.  Rice  &  E.  Mickel),  fres- 

'  copainter,  547  Broadway,  h.  29  Jefferson 
Mickel  Henry,  engineer,  house  17  Lodge 
Middlebrook  Wm.  B.  shoemaker,  h.  15  Knox 
Middleton  Richard,  coal,  358  State,  h.  138  Spring 
Middoure  George,  shipcarpenter,  h.  78  Bassett 
Miesert  Geo.  blacksmith,  house  319  S.  Pearl 
Miggael  Augustus,  publisher,  Freie  Deutsche 

Blseter,  10  William,  house  do. 
Mihm  Lambert,  laborer,  house  35  Teunis 
Milan  Caleb,  laborer,  house  87  Church 
Milan  Dennis,  boatman,  house  124  Water 
Milan  John,  laborer,  house  rear  135  Lumber 
Milan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  156  Colonie 
Milbank  Elias,  Rising  Sun  tavern,  Cherry  Val- 
ley turnpike 
Milbank  William,  house  104  Herkimer 
Miles  Michael,  machinist,  house  850  Broadway 
Miles  Milton,  mason,  h.  Second  ave.  Greeubush 
Miles  Minard,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h,  Greenbush 


Miles  Noah  B.  hardware,  63  State,  h-  49  Steuben 
Miles  Soloman  A.  foreman  at  Warren  &  Wilbnr's 
h.  B'way,  Greenbush  [ave.  Greenb. 

Miles  Stephen,  carpenter,   13  Ferry,   h.   Second 
Miles  Thomas,  lumber,  house  Harrison,  corner 

First,  Greenbush 
Milham  Mary  Mrs.  house  102  First 
Milham  Mary,  widow  of  Hiram,  h.  174  Third 
Milkins  John  B.  boards  52  Westerlo 
Mill  John,  furnaceman,  house  1  Sand 
Millard  Brace,  clerk,  comptroller's  oflSce,  State 

Hall,  house  18  First 
Millard  Solomon,  house  2  Franklin 
Millen  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  237  Lumber 
Millen  John,  boards  237  Lumber 
Miller  Adam,  carpenter,  h.  6  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Miller  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  170  Broad 
Miller  Adolphus,  boarding  house  at  Greenbush 
Miller  Alanson  S.  machinist,  house  64  Union 
Miller  Amelia,  widow,  house  192  South  Pearl 
Miller  Andrew,  porter,  76  Quay,  h.  105  Church 
Miller  Andrew,  grocer,  house  146  Franklin 
Miller  Ann,  widow,  house  55  Knox 
Miller  Anthony  F.  cutter,  boards  45  S.  Pearl 
Miller  Catherine,  widow,  house  130  Dove 
Miller  Charies  (/.  L.  Theison  &  Co.),  108  Schuy- 
ler, house  do. 
Miller  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  140  Broad 
Miller  Charles,  jobber,  house  794  Broadway 
Miller  Charles,  laborer,  house  7  Odell 
Miller  Charles,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Miller  Charles,  tailor,  house  69  Cherry 
Miller  {Charles)  &    Schultz  {Henry),   dyers,  83 

Herkimer,  house  at  Troy 
Miller  Christian,  laborer,  house  226  Green 
Miller  Cornelius,  junk  shop,  Westerlo,  comer 

Church,  house  rear  19  Westerlo 
Miller  Danjel,  shoemaker,  16  Lodge,  house  do. 
Miller  David,  laborer,  h.  Glen,  Greenbush 
Miller  E.  #.  Mrs.  house  74  Hudson 
Miller  Ernest  J.  {McClure  &  M.),  attorney,  77 

?tate,  house  48  Hawk 
Miller  Francis,  cigars,  33  Bowery,  house  do. 
Miller  Francis,  conductor,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  65  Dove 
Miller  Francis,  sawgrinder,  house  -46  Liberty 
Miller  Frederick,  carriagetrimmer,  h.  133  Green 
Miller  Fred,  breweryman,  h.  151  Montgomery 
Miller  Frederick,  blacksmith,  h.  25  Bowery 
Miller  Frederick,  butcher,  house  108  Willet 
Miller  Frederick  R.  W.  carpenter,  h.  54  V.  Woert 
Miller  George,  moulder,  house  100  Quay 
Miller  George,  oilcloth  factory,  h.  307  Bowery 
Miller  George  E.  (/.  W.  &  G.  E.  Miller),  88  Quay, 

house  320  Hamilton 
Miller  George  W.  hackdriver,  h.  18  S.  Lansing 
Miller  Henry,  fm-naceman,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Miller  Henry,  grocer,  house  85  Schuyler 
Miller  Henry,  pianomaker,  house  252  S.  Pearl 
Miller  Henry  Mrs.  millinery,  224  South  Pearl, 

house  252  do. 
Miller  Jacob,  moulder,  house  199  Third 
Miller  Jacob  D.  shoemaker,  house  12  John 
Miller  Jacob  W.  &  George  E.  produce,  88  Quay, 

house  1 19  Lark 
Miller  James,  carver,  house  128  Eagle 
Miller  James  H.  drugs,  medicines,  &c.,  Broad- 
way cor.  Second  ave.  Greenbush,  h.  do. 
Miller  John,  baker,  house  117  Arch 
Miller  John,  blacksmith,  house  51  Clinton 
Miller  John,  tailor,  house  188  Broad 
Miller  John,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Ontario 
Miller  Johii,  laborer,  house  219  Sand 
Miller  John,  carpenter,  house  96  Snipe 
Miller  John,  laborer,  h.  lower  end  Broad 
Miller  John,  laborer,  house  85  Alexander 
Miller  John,  shoemaker,  house  51  Snipe 
Miller  John,  laborer,  house  229  Sand 


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Miller  John,  painter,  house  228  Green 
Miller  John,  shoemaker,  house  81  Schuyler 
Miller  John,  tallyman,  house  27  Lafavette 
Miller  Joseph,  furnaceman,  house  137  Sand 
Miller  Joseph  H.  waiter,  house  221  Jefiferson 
Miller  Julius,  tobacconist,  20  S.  Pearl,  h.  7  Union 
Miller  Margaret,  tailoress,  h.  Plumb  c.  Green 
Miller  Martin,  grocer,  10  Ferry,  G'bush,  h.  do. 
Miller  Mary,  widow,  house  4  Unet's  alley 
Miller  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  345  Wash.  ave. 
Miller  Nathaniel,  house  7  Canal 
Miller  Nicholas,  furnacemoulder,  h.  86  Bowery 
Miller  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  79  Sand 
Miller  Peleg,  printer,  house  263  South  Pearl 
Miller  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  117  Elk 
Miller  Peter  jr.  shoemaker,  house  lOI  Elk 
Miller  Samuel,  harnessmaker,  51  Beaver,  house 

190  HUjdson 
Miller  Thebdore,  furnaceman,  h.  169  S.  Pearl 
Miller  Theodore  D.  Rev.  house  r.  316  Hamilton 
Miller  Wm.  A.  Rev.  house  46  Columbia 
Miller  "William  C.  insurance  agent,  56  State,  h. 

200  Lydius 
Miller  William  H.  pastor  South  D.  R.  Church, 
boards  52  Elm  [Ferry 

Miller  Wm.  /  salesman,  52  S.  Pearl,  h.  43  W. 
Miller  Wilson,  boards  45  Maiden  lane 
Millerick  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  5  Gansevoort  ■ 
Milliman  Henry,  teamster,  h.  3  Phoenix  place 
Milliman  John,  root  beer,  Nucella,  corner  South 

Pearl,  h.  97  Nucella 
Milliman  ^Telson,  1st  dist.  police,  h.  66  Bassett 
Milliman  Wm.  oysters,  25  Daniels,  h.  92  Hudson 
Milliman  Z.  root  beer,  boards  97  Nucella 
Millington  James,  harnessmaker,  h.  32  Second 
Millington  John,  house  32  Second 
Mills  {Andrew  J.)  &  Green  {Charles  N.),  pro- 
prietors Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Mills  {Borden  H.)  &  McMartin  {James),  millers, 

80  Quay,  h,  162  Hamilton 
Mills  Charles  D.  superintendent  of  car  repairs, 

H.  R.  R.  house  90  Grand 
Mills  Daniel  W.  weigher,  house  7  Plain 
Mills  George,  carpenter,  house  353  State 
Mills  George  A.  house  20  Orange 
Mills  John,  house  6l  Lark 
Mills  John  jr.  carpenter,  house  158  Swan 
Mills  Oliver  Mrs.  house  27  Fulton 
Mills  Philip,  shoemaker,   120X    Lydius,  house 

Jefferson  corner  Dove 
Mills  Thomas,  house  at  Greenbush 
Mills  Thos.  F.  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  b.  21  Chestnut 
Mills  William,  laborer,  house  5  Broad 
Milner  John  B.  bartender,  25  Dean,  bds.  do. 
Milner  Thomas,  porterhouse,  25  Dean,  h.  do. 
Milroy  John  D.  teamster,  house  86  Third 
Milroy  Thomas,  driver,  bds.  Exchange  Hotel 
Milton  Mary  J.  widow,  house  137  Jefferson 
Milwain  James,  hats  and  caps,  86  State,  house 

204  Hamilton 
Milwain  Thomas  A.  bookkeeper,  bds.  81  Third 
Milwain  William  J.  house  81  Third 
Miraney  James,  giocer,  First  cor.  Swan,  h.  do. 
Minar  Owen,  teamster,  house  68  Van  Woert 
Mingis  Henry,  baker,  house  1 53  Sand 
Mingo  Diana,  widow,  house  381  State 
Mink  Andrew,  tailor,  h.  Yates  near  Ontario 
Mink  Chas.  W.  attorney,  h.  159  Franklin 
Mink  David,  shipcarpenter,  77  Pier,  house  Blue 

row,  Greenbush 
Mink  David,  shipcarpenter,  h.  37  Maiden  lane 
Mink  David  D.  C.  77  Pier,  h.  151  Clinton  ave. 
Mink  David  F.   superintendent  Swiftsure  line 

tow  boats,  77  Pier,  hoi;se  81  Ten  Broeck 
Mink  David  W.  watchman,  H.  R.  R.  h.  2  Wash- 
ington, Greenbush 
Mink  John,  blacksmith,  h.  B'way,  Greenbush 


Mink  O.  W.  Mrs.  house  92  Bassett 
Mink  Wm.  U.  janitor  State  Hall,  house  do. 
Minkler  John,  brakeman,  H.  R.  R.  house  Har- 
rison near  First,  Greenbush 
Minnix  Patrick,  laborer,  house  190  Water 
Minster  Lazarus,  peddler,  house  70  Herkimer 
Minsterman  Adam,  laborer,  house  166  Bowery 
Minter  Sidney,  gardener,  h.  Pine,  Greenbush 
Mire  George,  cabinetmaker,  boards  11  Sand 
Mitchel  F.  A.  boards  Dudley  Observatory 
Mitchel  O.  M.  Gen.  h.  Dudley  Observatory 
Mitchell  Edward,  laborer,  house  91  Franklin 
Mitchell  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  91  Franklin 
Mitchell  Francis,  carman,  h.  2  G.  W.  turnpike 
Mitchell  Hamilton,  boards  38  Green 
Mitchell  Hugh,  porter,  26  State,  h.  3  Clinton 
Mitchell  Jacob,  moulder,  house  202  Broad 
Mitchell  James,  peddler,  house  322  Lumber 
Mitchell  James,  carpenter,  house  113  Arch 
Mitchell  James,  blacksmith,  33  Lawrence,  and 

grocer,  177  Montgomery,  house  do. 
Mitchell  James  L.  proprietor  Congress  Hall 
Mitchell  Jane,  widow,  h.  S.  Pearl  cor.  Westerlo 
Mitchell  Jesse  H.  bookkeeper  at  Amsdell  Bro- 
thers, boards  1 70  Jay 
Mitchell  John,  harnessmaker,  324  Broadway, 

boards  American  Hotel 
Mitchell  John  J.  physician,  h.  61  Ten  Broeck 
Mitchell  John  R.  shoemaker,  h.  100  Chestnut 
Mitchell  Robert,  laborer,  h.  170  Green 
Mitchell  Thos.  F.  millwright,  h.  206  Hamilton 
Mitchell  William,  grocer,  366  Broadway,  hou-ee 

75  Division 
Mitchell  Wm.  machinist,  house  49  W.  Ferry 
Mittauer  John,  shipcarpenter,  h.  138  Franklin 
Mix  B.  Frank,  24  Green,  house  15  Plain 
Mix  David  B.  jeweler,  24  Green,  bds.  15  Plain 
Mix  Henry  &  W.  grocers,  305  South  Pearl,  house 

101  Bassett 
Mix  Jas.  jr.  jeweler,' 24  Green,  h.  40  Clinton  ave. 
Mix  James  Mrs.  house  15  Plain 
Mix  {Stephen)  &  Son  {Stephen  H.),  painters,  148 
South  Pearl,  house  42  Franklin  [Franklin 
Mix  Stephen  H.  {M.  &  Son),  painter,  boards  42 
Mix  Stiles,  malt  house,  Washington  avenue  cor. 

Robin,  house  81  Grand 
Mix  Visscher,  engraver,  24  Green,  h.  88  Hawk 
Mix  Wm.  (Jf.  &  W.  Mix),  h.  295  South  Pearl 
Mix  Wm.  jr.  house  295  South  Pearl 
Moakler  Francis  J.  house  28  Chapel 
Moakler  John,  laborer,  house  147  Grand 
Moakler  Patrick,  grocer,  149  Grand,  house  do. 
Mochrie  J.  A.  Miss,  h.  12  Liberty  [ave. 

Mochrie  P.  B.  clerk  Farmers'  Hotel,  42  Wash. 
Modot  Joel  A.  confectioner,  h.  312  S.  Pearl 
Modot  John,  fruit  dealer,  house  117  Broad 
Moeller  E.  L.  H.  house  58  Washington  avenue 
Moench  Frederick,  tailor,  house  Elk  cor.  Quail 
Moetz  George,  liraeburner,  house  11  Teunis 
Moffat  Frederick  W.  clerk,  bds.  312  Lydius 
Moffat  James,  cutter,  488  Broadway,  house  Green 

corner  Rensselaer 
Moflatt  James,  laborer,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Moffat  Samuel,  Assorting  House,  h.  70  Division 
Moffat  Thomas,  printer,  bds.  St.  Nicholas  Hotel 
Mohan  Patrick,  gardener,  h.  Del.  turn.  n.  Morton 
Mohr  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  Van  Vechten 

above  Elizabeth 
Moir  Melville,  teacher,  house  466  Lydius 
Molkoff  John,  cooper,  boards  Lark,  near  Jay 
Moloney  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  160  Jefferson 
Moloney  Michael  C.  (Reid  &  M.),  liquors,  4  State, 

house  23  Lancaster 
Molony  John,  91st  reg't,  house  246  North  Pearl 
Molony  Patrick,  moulder,  house  Railroad  ave. 
Monaghan  John,  laborer,  house  80  Orange 
Monaghan  Michael,  laborer,  house  177  Orange 


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Monahan  Franklin,  watchman  at  Penitentiary, 

boards  117  Knox 
Monahan  John,  maltster,  house  1 17  Knox 
Monalian  John,  grocer,  15  lAwrence,  house  do. 
Monahan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  82  Church 
Monahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  10  Quackenbush 
Monalian  Thomas  A.  brickmaker,  h.  117  Knox 

Monahan ,  shoemaker,  4  James,  li.  80  Orange 

Monoghau  Thos.  clerk,  469  B'wav,  h.  121  Orange 
Monoghan  Margaret  G.   widow'of  Peter,  house 

121  Orange 
Monreon  Philip,  laborer,  house  57  Snipe 
Monteath  George,  clerk,  26  State,  bds.  70  Hawk 
Monteath  George  Mrs.  house  78  Hudson 
Monteatli  {I'etcr)  &  Badstlev  {Joseph  D),  whole- 
sale grocers,  26  and"28"State,  h.  70  Hawk 
Montgomery  Alex.  T.  waiter  at  Delavan  House 
Montgomery  James,  hostler,  house  3  Wendell 
Montgomery  James,  silverplater,  13  Cliurch  ' 
Montgomery  James  D.  fruit  and  vegetables,  h. 

94  Swan,  Arbor'hill 
Montgomery  James  L.  instructor  Albany  Gym- 
nasium and  clerk  P.  0.  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Montgomery  Lydia,  widow  of  Jesse,  h.  158  Broad 
Monti  Marico,  hairdresser,  house  54  Union 
Montignani  John  Osmond,   pianomaker,  house 

25  Lancaster 
Montoney  William,  carpenter,  house  155  Spring 
Montross  G.  Henry,  oyster  saloon,  327 >^  State 
Montross  Henry  E.  janitor  Albany  Gymnasium, 

house  317  State 
Moody  John,  blacksmith,  house  Bath 
Moody  Jolin,  planemaker,  house  7  Fulton 
Moon  Richard,  potter,  house  811  Broadway 
Mooney  Charles  H.  printer,  boards  54  Arch 
Mooney  Frederick,  insurance  agt.  h.  382  Lydius 
Mooney  James,  laborer,  house  161  Broadway 
Mooney  John,  laborer,  liouse  105  Beaver 
Mooney  John,  blacksmith,  house  1  Broad 
Mooney  John,  laborer,  house,  110  Bowery 
Mooney  John  H.  printer,  9  James,  bds.  54  Arch 
Mooney  Julia,  widow,  house  354  Lydius 
Mooney  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  105  Beaver 
Mooney  Mi:;hael,  tailor,  house  54  Arch 
Mooney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  East  Albany 
Mooney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  181  Church 
Moor  William,  laborer,  house  45  Liberty 
Moorby  John,  clerk,  33  Lydius,  bds.  54  Union 
Moore  A.  B.  portrait  painter,  house  59  Chapel  . 
Moore  Agnes,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  21  Rensselaer 
Moore  Andrew,  butcher,  288  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Moore  Andrew  P.  Mrs.  house  37  De  Witt 
Moore  Anna  M.  widow,  house  23  Division 
Moore  Charity  D.  widow,  house  20  Van  Schaick 
Moore  Ciiarles  B.  bookkeeper,  b.  at  W.  Albany 
Moore  David,  butcher,   836  Broadway,   house 

296  Bowery 
Moore  Edaar  B.   cattleyard,  W.  Albany,  h.  do. 
Moore  Edward  L   carriagetrimmer,   h.   46  La- 
fayette 
Moore  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  63  Rensselaer 
Moore  Ellen  E.  widow,  h.  r.  1  Bethlehem  road 
Moore  Frances  A.  music  teacher,  boards  20  Van 

Schaick 
Moore  Frederick,  peddler,  house  53  Schuyler 
Moore  Horace,  fireman,  bds.  Wash.  G'bush 
Moore  Iram  B.  proprietor  Drovers'  Exchange, 

West  Albany 
Moore  Jacob  jr.  peddler,  bds.  118  Clinton  ave. 
Moore  James,  laljorer,  h.  Warren  n.  Elizabeth 
Moore  James,  mason,  house  at  Batli 
Moore  James,  house  244  Washington  avenue 
Moore  James  C.  brickmaker,  Hawk  cor.  Morton, 

boards  179  Broad 
Moore  John,  laborer,  house  17  Lawrence 
Moore  John,  laborer,  house  33  Church 
Moore  John,  laborer,  liouse  rear  12  John 


Moore  John,  shoemaker,  h.  W.  Fecry  n.  Ontario 
Moore  John,  moulder,  house  56  Clinton 
Moore  John  K.  clerk,  h.  55  Second  ave.  G'bush 
Moore  J.  Owen,  capt.  3d  reg't,  hou.se  28  Dallius 
Moore  Joseph,  house  185  State 
Moore  Joseph  E.  druggist  43  Hawk,  b.  185  State 
Moore  Levi,  physician,  185  State,  house  do. 
Moore  M.  V.  B.  hatter,  house  149  First 
Moore  Margaret,  widow,  house  24  Canal 
Moore  Mary,  widow  of  Chester,  b.  149  First 
Moore  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  78  Washing- 
ton, Greenbush 
Moore  {Norman  H.)  &  Pierce  {Horace I.),  grocers, 

19  North  Pearl,  bds.  20  Van  Schaick 
Moore  Patrick,  engineer,  house  55  Jackson 
Moore  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Moore  Patrick,  tailor,  78  State,  h.  Alerchant's  pi. 
Moore  Patrick,  butler  at  40  Beaver 
Moore  Peter,  peddler,  house  239  South  Pearl 
Moore  Sai-ah,  widow,  boardinghouse,  55  Jackson 
Moore  Strong  V.  jr.  billiards,  480 X   Broadway 

and  15  James,  h.  143  Clinton  avenue 
Moore  Sylvester,  cigarmaker,  h.  23  Lodge 
Moore  Thomas  B.  painter,  house  91  Dallius 
Moore  Thomas,  painter,  house  94  X  Dallius 
Moore  William,  iceman,  house  Bfithlehem  road 

c.  Whitehall  road  [h.  179  Broad 

Moore  William,  brickmaker,  Morton  cor.  Hawk, 
Moore  William,  laborer,  house  43  Liberty 
Moosman  John,  shoemaker,  h.  at  (jreenbush 
Moquiu  Francis,  furrier,  house  11  Bleecker 
Moquin  Julius,  furrier,  house  55  Second 
Moquon  Jost-pli,  stovemounter,  li.  40  S.  Ferry 
Moran  Catharine,  widow,  house  9  S.  Lansing 
Moran  Catharine,  widow,  house  179  Green 
Moran  Edward,  mason,  house  177  Jefferson 
Moran  Jatnes,  laborer,  house  9  Spruce  ' 
Moran  James,  cooper,  house  50  Mulberry 
Moran  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  37  Mulben-y 
Moran  John,  laborer,  h.  Elizabeth  n.  Arch 
Moran  John,  laborer,  house  33  Van  Zandt 
MorKu  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  rear  104  Water 
Moran  Margaret  Miss,  house  118  Hawk 
Moran  Matthew  F.  {M.  Moran  &  Co.),  115  Pier, 

house  157  Elm 
Moran  Michael,  cooper,  h.  Academy,  Greenbush 
Moran  Michael,  laborer,  house  7  North  Lansing 
Moran  Michael,  tailor,  house  SWA  State 
Moran  Michael  &  Co.  {M.  F.  Moran)  Hour  and 

commission,  115  Pier,  house  157  Elm 
Moran  Rose,  widow,  house  102  Jeflerson 
Moran  Sarah,  widow,  h.  21  Hawk  Church 

Morandill  Peleg  D.   streetsprinkler,   house  87 
Morange  J.  W.  upholstery,  39  N.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Morange  Peter  M.  {Barhydt  &  M.)  pianomanu- 

facturers,  502  Broadway,  house  187  Lydius 
Morange  Pinrre  L.  clerk,  boards  187  Lydius 
Morange  William  D.  commissioner,  attorney  and 

dep.  county  clerk.  City  Hall,  h.  187  Lydius 
Morch  John,  laborer,  h.  Clinton  c.  Alexander 
Mordaunt  Joseph,  hostler,  Dunlop  House,  719 

Broadway 
Morehead  David,  43d  reg't,  h.  140  Lumber 
Morehead  James,  carman,  house  21  Lancaster 
Morehead  John  jr.  coachmaker,  bds.  61  Union 
Morehead  John  H.  clerk,  State  cor.  North  Pearl, 

bds.  21  Lancaster 
Morehead  Sarah  Mrs.  house  21  Park 
Morehead  Sarah  A.  teacher,  bds.  21  Lancaster 
Morehead  Wm.  livery  stable,  28  James,  h.  do. 
Morey  Abby,  dressmaker,  house  27  William 
Morey  Charles  E.  toy  factory,  278  Lumber 
l.lovi'Y  Edwin  J.  cabinetmaker,  h.  94  Herkimer 
Morey  John,  shoecutter,  house  137  Bowery 
Morey  Judson,  pilot,  house  Mechanic  ab.  East, 

Greenbush 
Morey  William,  confectioner,  house  441  Lydius 


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Morfitt  Joseph,  stonecutter,  boards  54  Union 
Morford  James,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Morford  John,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Morgan  Ann,  widow,  liouse  -46  Jefferson 
Morgan  Catharine,  widow,  house  197  Elm 
Morgan  Charles  A.  clerk,  63  State,  bds.  217  do. 
Morgan  Edwin  D.  governor  of  New  York,  Ex- 
ecutive chamber,  Capitol,  house  144  State 
Morgan  Edwin  D.  jr.  house  144  State 
Morgan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  7  Bowery 
Morgan  Eraser,  clerk,  H.  Q.  Hawley  &  Co.  bds. 

27  Quackenbush 
Morgan  George  L.  hairdresser,  79  Green,  h.  do. 
Morgan  Henry,  porter,  11  Green,  h.  246  Lumber 
ft!  organ  James,  laboi'er,  boards  257  Green 
Morgan  James,  laborer,  boards  50  N.  Lansing 
Morgan  James  H  attorney,  boards  169  Lumber 
Morgan  Jane  Ann,  widow,  house  7  Chapel 
Morgan  John,  house  169  Lumber 
Morgan  John,  laborer,  house  257  Green 
Morgan  John,  blacksmith,  h.  155  Brondwp^y 
Morgan  Josepli  P.  clerk,  817  Broadway,  house 

132  Clinton  avenue 
Morgan  Mary,  nurse,  boards  120  Second 
A  organ  Ricliard,  nailer,  house  171  Sand 
Morgan  Samuel,  house  217  State 
Morgan  Samuel  H.,  Julian  Mills,  flour,  73  Quay, 

house  53  Eagle 
Morgan  T.  Henry,  clerk,  73  Quay,  b.  53  Eagle 
Morgan  Wm.  clerk,  63  Wash.  ave.  h.  171  Sand 
Morgenroth  Meyer,  butcher,  h.  249  South  Pearl 
Moriarty  John,  laborer,  h.  40  Mulberry 
Moriarty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  9  Fulton 
Moriarty  Patrick,  laborer,  house  48  Mulberry 
Mork   Philips,  clothing,  553   Broadway,  house 

212  South  Pearl 
Mork  Solomon,  shoes,  IS  South  Pearl,  h.  120  do. 
Mork  Solomon  P.  clerk,  553  B'way,  li.  212  S.  Pearl 
Morlock  Bisilius,  laborer,  house  119  Broad 
Moroney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  209  Orange 
Morrell  Abraham,  attorney,  b.  Mansion  House 
Morrell  Charles  W.  clerk  N.  Y.   C.  R.  R.  Exch. 

Building,  3d  floor,  house  34  Congress 
Morrell  Daniel  IT.  meat  stall,  B'way  c.  Ferry 
Morrell  David,  physician,  h.  692  Broadway 
Morrell    D.  Mrs.    clearseeing  physician,  house 

692  Broadway 
Morrell  Jane,  widow,  liouse  39  Soutli  Lansing 
Morrell  {John)  &  Reid  (Alexander),  dry  goods,  40 

South  Pearl,  house  98  Grand 
Morrell  John,  cigarmaker,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Morrell  William,  house  108  Hudson 
Morrey  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  13  Johnson 
Morrill  Benj.  blacksmith,  boards  55  Colonic 
Morrill  Edward  A.  painter,  house  225  Green 
Morrill  James  E.  painter,  house  225  Green 
Morrin  William,  locksmith,  house  7  Morton 
Morris  A.  H.  boards  Van  Rensselaer  House 
Morris  Adelia,  widow,  bds.  Mechanic  ab.  East, 

Greenbush  [Greenbush,  h.  do. 

Morris  Alexander,  coal  and  wood,  5  Broadway, 
Morris  Ann  C.  widow,  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Morris  Cornelius,  brushmaker,  h.  10  Lancaster 
Morris  David,  clerk,  385  Broadway,  h.  169  Elm 
Morris  Edward,  laborer,  house  7  Bleecker 
Morris  Emily,  imrse,  boards  23  Second 
Morris  J.  D.  boards  Pearl  Street  Hote! 
Morris  Janet,  widow,  house  10  Lancaster 
Morris  John,  carpenter,  house  59  Rensselaer 
Morris  John,  bookbinder,  boards  77  Dove 
Morris  John  A.  painter,  house  at  Bath 
Morris  John  A.  bookbinder,  9  James,  b.  77  Dove 
Morris  Margaret,  widow,  h.  Broadway,  G'bush 
Morris  Mary,  widow,  house  186  Clinton  avenue 
Morris  Nicholas,  portfr-rhouse,  184  Montgomery 
Morris  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  house  Learned  cor. 

Thacher 


Morris  Robert  H.  currier,  boards  351  State 
Morris  Robert  S.  woodenware,  66  South  Pearl 
Morris  Samuel,  printer,  house  77  Dove 
Morris  Samuel  jr.  printer,  boards  77  Dove 
Morris  Wm.  E.  cigars,  5  South  Pearl,  bds.  65  do. 
Morrison  Alexander,  house  10  First 
Morrison  Hugh,  cigarmaker,  h.  r.  164  Jefferson 
Morrison  Jane,  widow,  hou^rear  164  Jefferson 
Morrison  James,  blacksmith,  house  32  Schuyler 
Morrison  John,  mason,  house  4  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Morrison  John,  mason,  house  48  Jefferson 
Morrissey  Ann,  widow,  house  147  Church 
Morrissey  Catharine,  widow,  h.  55  N.  Lansing 
Morrissey  James,  laborer,  house  49  Rensselaer 
Morrissey  James,  tailor,  house  41  Mulberry 
Morrissey  Michael,  laborer,  house  62  Rensselaer 
Morrissey  Michael,  laborer,  house  95  Quay 
Morrissey  Patrick,  laborer,  hoards  147  Church 
Morrissey  William,  laborer,  house  48  Mulberry 
Morrow  Francis,  shoemaker,  house  113  Green 
Morrow  John  W.  boards  75  Elm 
Morrow  Joseph,  mason,  bds.  246  North  Pearl 
Morrow  Levi,  bootmaker,  house  30 'A  S.  Ferry 
Morrow  Mary,  widow,  house  114  Bowery 
Morrow  Matthew,  baker,  house  6  JNIortou 
Morrow  Patrick,  laborer,  house  246  N.  Pearl 
Morrow  Peter,  laborer,  house  75  Elm 
Morrow  Peter  S,  43d  reg't,  house  75  Elm 
Morrow  Samuel  F.  Rev.  house  48  Lancaster 
Morrow  Thos.  B.  att'y,  68  State,  h.  216  Hudson 
Morse  Geo.  P.  house  69  Johnson 
Morse   Lansing  {Bartholomew    &    Jl/.),    Eureka 

Mills,  352  Broadway,  house  124  Green 
Morse  Ryan,  carpenter,  house  470  Lydius 
Morton  Eugene,  coacJipainter,  h.  94  Franklin 
Morton  James  S.  clerk  P.  O.  h.  148  Clin  ave. 
Morton  Thomas,  engineer,  house  206  Broadw.iy 
Mosar  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  268  S.  Pearl 
Mosch  John,  boatman,  house  60  Clinton 
Moseler  John,  blacksmith,  house  23  Teunis 
Moseley  Benjamin  F.  house  112  North  Pearl 
Moseley  Charles  C.  com.  mer.  49  Quay,  h.  2  Park 
Moseley  Edwin  J.  clerk,  47  Quay,  li.  60  Division 
Moseley  Henry  T.  cabinetmaker,  h.  at  G'bush 
Mosele^'  Marcia,  widow,  house  1  Lafayette 
Moseley  William  C.  boards  95  Eagle 
Mosely  Charles,  cigarmaker,  hou.se  50  Westerlo 
Moslier  Christopher,  house  285  South  Pearl 
Mosher  C.  D.  physician,  285  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Mosher  George,  bootmaker,  house  268  S.  Pearl 
Mosher  George  A.  {Rabben  &  M.),  photographer, 

496  Broadway,  boards  102  First 
Mosher  J.  S.  teacher,  boards  285  South  Pearl 
Mosher  Mary,  widow,  house  27  Van  Woert 
Mosher  Orange  R.  grocer,  342  State,  house  do. 
Mosher  Ransom,  grocer,  357  State,  house  do. 
Mosher  Wm.  W.  clerk,  5  Tweddle  Halt 
Moshier  David,  shoemaker,  house  146  Chestnut 
Mosier  Houptilla,  widow,  housj  G2  Lafayette. 
Mosier  Peter  J.  teamster,  house  62  Lafayette 
Moss  Andrew,  cigarmaker,  bds.  106  Van  Woert 
Moss  Catharine,  widow,  house  26  Van  Woert 
Moss  Dennis,  laborer,  house  106  Van  Woert 
Moss  Edgar  S.  messenger  American  express,  bds. 

92  Beaver 
Moss  Joseph,  tailor,  boards  132  Second 
Moss  Lucia,  widow,  l)0use  60  Franklin 
Mott  Lydia,  boardinghouse,  57  Columbia 
Mott  Wm.  H.  flour,  grain,  &c.  83  and  84  Quay, 

boards  230  Lydius 
Moul  John,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Robin 
Mould  Frederic,  gardener,  h.  lower  end  Broad 
Mould  Jolin,  shoemaker,  60  Swan,  h.  177  Lumber 
Moulton  James,  carman,  boards  30  Chapel 
Moulton  Wm.  provisions,  99  Green,  h.  59  Hudson 
Mount  David,  grocer,  293  State,  house  30  Dove 
Mount  John,  clerk,  boards  7  High 


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Mousett  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  3   Columbia, 

Greenbush 
Moutrie  Wm.  T.  boilermaker,  Herkimer  near 

Quay,  house  109  Second 
MowtT  John,  laborer,  house  153  Sand 
Mowf  George,  laborer,  house  32  Broad 
Moyer  Melville,  teacher,  house  466  Lydius 
Moylan  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  39  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Moyston  James  M.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  bds.  Farmers 

and  Mechanics'  Hotel 
Much  Anna,  widow,  boards  47  Steuben 
Muckle  James,  laborer,  h.  Wash.  av.  c.  Partridge 
Muckle  John,  laborer,  h.  Wash.  av.  c.  Partridge 
Muckle  William,  laborer,  h.  Washington  av.  c. 

Partridge 
Muddle  Wm.  mason,  house  125  Sand 
Mudie  Wm.  fancy  gardener,  b.  29  Quackenbush 
Mueller  Chas.  W.  broadcloth  finisher  and  sponger 

5  Union,  house  do. 
Muhlick  Andrew,  liquors  289  Washington  ave. 
Muir  James,  inspector  of  hides  and  leather,  h. 

56  Van  Schaick 
Muir  Wm.  leatherdresser,  house  39  Ten  Broeck 
Mulcahy  Edward,  alderman  7th  ward,  tin  and 

coppersmith,  709  B'way,  h.  59  Van  Woert 
Mulcahy  Eliza,  widow,  house  69  Van  Woert 
Mulcahy  James,  grocer,  boards  59  Van  Woert 
Mulcahy  Jeremiali,  laborer,  house  1 30  Bowery 
Mulcahy  John,  baker,  li.  rear  Spruce  n.  Canal 
Mulcahy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Hawk  c.  Morton 
Mulcahy  Patrick,  tinsmith,  house  59  Van  Woert 
Mulderry  Bryan,  confectioner,  house  64  Third 
Mulford  John  H.  boards  Congress  Hall 
Mulhall  James  H.  clerk  gas  Co.  bds.  3  Clinton 
Mulhall  Thomas,  gas  regulators,  h.  89  Broad 
Mulhern  Morris,  laborer,  house  166  Green 
Mulheron  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  7  Hunter's  alley 
Mulholland  (Henry)  &  Walsh  {Matthew),  liquors, 

14  Beaver,  house  do. 
Mulholland  Henry,  waiter  at  143  Wash.  av.  b.  do 
Mulholland  James,  printer,  house  36  Water 
Mulholland  John,  shoemaker,  house  36  Water 
Mulholland  John,  jr  grocer.  Canal  cor.  Chapel 
Mulholland  Owen,  brickmaker,  h.  40  Mulberry 
Mull  Charles  F.  painter,  house  118  Church 
Mull  John,  carriagemkr.  r.  890  B'way,  h.  938  do. 
Mull  John  C.  patternmaker,  house  163  Franklin 
Mull  Rebecca,  widow,  house  55  South  Pearl 
Mull  Samuel  S.  painter,  house  167  Kim 
Mullaly  James,  clerk,  boards  180  Green 
Mullaly  Joanna,  widow,  house  180  Green 
Mullaly  Wm.  moulder,  house  56  Schuyler 
MuUamphy  Edw.  A.  laborer,  bds.  29  Van  Woert 
Mullamphy  Joanna,  widow,  h.  29  Van  Woert 
MuUamphy  John,  laborer,  house  29  Van  Woert 
MuUany  Charles,  machinist,  h.  Aiken,  G'bush 
Mullany  Mary,  widow,  house  808  Broadway 
Mullany  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  b  808  B'way 
Mullany  Patrick,  house  9  Jackson 
Mullary  Thomas,  laborer,  house  65  Arch 
Mullen  Austin,  clerk,  house  100  Schuyler 
Mullen  Edward,  laborer,  house  97  Third 
Mullen  Hugh,  boilermaker,  house  96  Philip 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  house  6  Quackenbush 
Mullen  James,  carman,  boards  97  Third 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  liouse  Orange 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  boards  268  North  Pearl 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  house  259  Sand 
Mullen  John,  mason,  house  43  Van  Schaick 
Mullen  John,  carman,  house  69  North  Ferry 
Mullen  Mary,  widow,  house  107  Bowery 
Mullen  Mary,  widow,  house  110  Canal 
Mullen  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  boards  97  Third 
Mullen  Michael,  laborer,  h.  25  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Mullen  Patrick,  peddler,  h.  Morton  n.  Elizabeth 
Mullen  Patrick,  house  244  Hudson 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  35  Liberty 


Mullen  Patrick,  cai'penter,  house  1 51  Orange 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  168  JeflFerson 
Mullen  Paul,  laborer,  house  66  Third 
Mullen  Peter,  laborer,  house  121  Broad 
Mullen  Peter,  carman,  h.  Thacher  n.  Learned 
Mullen  Wm.  baker,  206  Green,  house  do. 
MullenkofF  John,  baker,  27  Bowery,  house  do. 
Mullens  Robert,  silver  ornamentmaker,  50  Green, 

house  38  South  Ferry 
Mullhall  Julia,  widow,  h.  rear  118  Ten  Broeck 
Mullhall  Thomas,  laborer,  house  32  Morton 
Mulligan  Barney,  tailor  91   South  Pearl,  house 

107  Beaver 
Mulligan  Bridget,  widow,  house  123  Broad 
Mulligan  Charles,  j)ainter,  h.  68  South  Lansing 
Mulligan  Charles,  fireman,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Second, 

Greenbush 
Mulligan  James  H.  printer,  house  217  Swan 
Mulligan  ,Iohn,  paver,  house  199  Broadway 
Mulligan  Margaret,  widow,  house  199  B'way 
Mulligan  Mary,  widow,  house  206  Jefferson 
Mulligan  Michael,  painter,  house  173  Green 
Mulligan  Owen,  drover,  house  217  Third 
MuUin  Daniel,  porterhouse,  206  B'way,  h.  do. 
Mullin  Hugh,  laborer,  house  50  West  Ferry 
MuUin  John,  carman,  house  96  Philip 
Mullins  Catharine,  widow,  h.  8  Foundry  place 
Mullins  Hugh,  boilermaker,  house  96  Philip 
Mullins  Thomas,  shoemaker,  house  54  Mulberry 
Mulloy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  38  Water 
Mulpeters  Ellen,  widow,  house  52  Church 
Mulpeters  John  H.  clerk,  365  Broadway,  boards 

52  Church 
Mulrooney  Bridget,  Mrs.  house  79  Orange 
Mulvill  Michael,  produce,  h.  126  Wash.  ave. 
Mulville  Cornelius,  house  47  Mulberry 
Mulville  Cornelius,  grocer,  369  State,  house  do. 
Mulville  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  4  Quackenb. 
Mulville  Daniel,  laborer,  house  9  Knox 
Mulville  John,  porterhouse,  377  State,  h.  do. 
Mulville  Thomas,  laborer,  house  10  N.  Lansing 
Munger  Benjamin  S.  shipping  master  at  Burt's 

brewery,  house  14  Center 
Munger  Henry  C.  37  Dean,  boards  14  Center 
Munger  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Munger  Robert  H.  machinist,  boards  14  Center 
Munhall  Thomas,  agent,  house  89  Broad 
Munsch  Mary,  widow,  house  6  Tennis 
Munsell  Joel,  sen.  house  11  Delaware  turnpike 
Munsell  Joel,  printer  and  publisher,  78  State, 

house  59  Lodge  [the  Abbey 

Munsig  Wm.  gastitter,  623  Broadway,  house  at 
Munsion  Louis,  furrier,  house  136  Clinton  ave. 
Munslow  Isaac,  nailer,  boards  19  Perry 
Munson  Stephen  &  Co.  ( Willard  Bellows),  shoes, 

369  and  371  Broadway,  house  12  High 
Murden  John,  tailor,  house  32  Canal 
Murdock  Charles  E.  engineer,  house  28  S.  Ferry 
Murdock  Ebenezer,  tobacco,  mustard,  &c.,  193 

Broadway,  house  41  South  Ferry 
Murdock  John,  Western  Hotel,  10  Quackenbush 
Murdock  Margaret,  widow,  house  43  Maiden  lane 
Murnan  Patrick,  milkman,  house  53  iN.  Lansing 
Murphy  Andrew,  blacksmith,  boards  48  Union 
Murphy  Andrew,  moulder,  boards  79  S.  Pearl 
Murijhy  Andrew,  printer,  boards  201  Green 
Murphy  Ann,  widow  of  Jolin,  h.  14  S.  Lansing 
Murphy  Barney,  laborer,  house  173  Orange 
Murphy  Catharine  Miss,  house  162  Orange 
Murphy  Catharine,  widow,  h.  56  Van  Schaick 
Murphy  Charles,  laborer,  house  3  John 
Murphy  Charles  S.  &  J.  soap  and  candles,  126 

Bowery,  house  219  Jay 
Murphy  Daniel,  tailor,  house  72  Lawrence 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Clinton,  Bethl. 
Murphy  Daniel,  moulder,  house  8  Clinton 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  7  Fulton 


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Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  20  Cliijton  ave. 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  255  Green 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  251  State 
Murphy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  8  Fulton 
Murphy  Edward,  goldplater,  house  38  Chestnut 
Murphy  Edward,  shoemaker,  house  1  Learned 
Murphy  Edward,  wholesale  liquors,  205  Green, 

house  200  do. 
Murphy  Ellen,  widow,  house  29  Fulton 
Murphy  Henry,  carman,  house  155K  Orange 
Murphy  Henry,  laborer,  hou§e  71  Elm 
Murphy  James,  butcher,  house  493  Wash,  ave 
Murphy  James,  carpenter,  house  108  Broad 
Murphy  Jas.  grocer,  B'way  n.  Harrison,  G'bush 
Murphy  James,  tallyman,  R.  &  S.  R.  R.  house 

46  Colonie 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  liouse  33  Hamilton 
Murphy  James,  porter,  116  Pier,  house  81  Canal 
Murphy  James  (C  &  J.  Murphy),  126  Bowery,  h. 

68  Congress 
Murphy  James,  house  57  Grand 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  house  77  Canal 
Murphy  Jdmes,  laborer,  house  211  Orange 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  tailor,  h.  14  S.  Lansing 
Murphy  John,  butcher,  house  3  Perry 
Murphy  John,  harnessmaker,  h.  De  Witt 
Murphy  John,  bookkeeper,  h.  Lydius  c.  Philip 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  41  Canal 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  168  Green 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  53  Colonie 
Murphy  John,  mason,  b.  201  Green       [Learned 
Murphy  John  jr.  in  bedstead  factory,  boards  1 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  bds.  West  Albany 
Murphy  John,  furnaceman,  h.  1  Learned 
Murphy  John,  mason,  house  92  Philip 
Murphy  John,  tailor,  house  8  Canal 
Murphy  John,  tailor,  h.  356  Broadway 
Murphy  John,  tailor,  house  12  Cross 
Murphy  John,  liquors,  356   Broadway,  boards 

Dunlop  House  [h.  150  Chestnut 

Murphy  John  E.  shoemaker,   17  South   Pearl, 
Murphy  John  F.  clerk,  1  State,  bds.  180  Lydius 
Murphy  Josepli,  boards  72  Lawrence 
Murphy  Julia,  widow,  house  Lydius  cor.  Philip 
Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  house  58  Schuyler 
Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  h.  4  William 
Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  h.  74  Lawrence 
Murphy  Mary,  wido\^  house  46  Schuyler 
Murphy  Mary,  widow,  house  43  Rensselaer 
Murphy  Matthew,  laborer,  house  141  Grand 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  at  N.  Albany 
Murphy  Michael,  agent,  347  B'way,  h.  68  Lydius 
Murphy  Owen,  laborer,  house  45  Van  Woert 
Murphy  Patrick,  house  Plumb  corner  Quay 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  542  Wash.  ave. 
Murphy  Patrick,  clerk,    1 9  South  Pearl,  house 

Lumber  cor.  Montgomery 
Murphy  Patrick,  boards  6  Maiden  lane 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Third  n.  Snipe 
Murphy  Patrick  jr.  ifrocer.  Eagle  cor.  W.  Ferry 
Murphy  Patrick,  moulder,  house  31  Lumber 
Murphy  Patrick,  proprietor  Empire  House,  and 

livery  stable,  99  Church  [Hawk 

Murphy  Patrick,  chandler,  61  Orange,  house  77 
Murphy  Patrick,  shoemaker,  house  216  B'way 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  112  Canal 
Murphy  Peter,  house  27  South  Perry 
Murphy  Peter,  plasterer,  house  201  Green 
Murpliy  Peter,  laborer,  house  113  Franklin 
Murphy  Richard,  moulder,  bds.  1  Learned 
Murphy  Richard,  laborer,  house  126  Eagle 
Murphy  Richard,  moulder,  h.  2  Foundry  place 
Murphy  Richard  (Storrs,  Murphy  &  McDonald), 

liquors,  356  B'way,  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Murphy  Richard  W.  clerk,  house  44  Philip 
Murphy  Robert,  carpenter,  bds.  1 55  }i  Orange 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  59  Morton 

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Murphy  Thomas,  salesman,  house  222  Lumber 
Murphy  Thomas,  house  14  Lark 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  house  70  Arch 
Murphy.  Thomas  P.  lockmaker,  h.  143  Grand 
Murphy  Thomas  S.  bookbinder,  Broadway  cor. 

Beaver,  house  86  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  17  Lawrence 
Murphy  Wm.  painter,  house  12  Railroad  ave. 
Murphy  Wm.  laborer,  h.  at  North  Albany 
Murphy  William  D.  attorney,  74  State,  boards 

Stanwix  Hall 
Murray  Ann,  widow,  house  113  Broad 
Murray  Bridget,  widow  of  Francis,  h.  137  Church 
Murray  Bridget,  widow,  house  200  Orange 
Murray  Brian,  laborer,  bds.  303  N.  Pearl 
Murray  Catharine  Mrs.  h.  61  N.  Lansing 
Murray  Catharine,  widow,  house  52  Rensselaer 
Murray  Charles,  carman,  house  68  Colonie 
Murray  Daniel,  boatman,  bds.  126  Water 
Murray  Daniel,  laborer,  house  56  Church 
Murray  David,   principal  Albany  Academy,  10 

Elk,  boards  do. 
Murray  Edward,  laborer,  house  24  Rensselaer 
Murray  Edward,  maltster,  house  65  Rensselaer 
Murray  Edward,  600  Broadway,  h.  20  Second 
Murray  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  147  Hamilton 
Murray  George,  house  83  Dove 
Murray  George,  mason,  house  188  Orange 
Murray  Hugh,  blacksmith,  h.  31  >i  Canal 
Murray  Hugh  H.  clothing,  401  B'way,  h.  do. 
Murray  James,  teamster,  h,  62  Lafayette 
Murray  James,  cigarmaker,  h.  302  N.  Pearl 
Murray  James,  grainmeasurer,  h.  160  B'way 
Murray  James,  engineer,  liouse  283  Green 
Murray  James,  laborer,  house  3  Learned 
Murray  James,  laborer,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Murray  {James)  &  Co.  {Thomas  J.  Cowell),  litho- 
graphers. Exchange  Bldg,  h.  337  Lydius 
Murray  John,  ferryman,  house  29  Herkimer 
Murray  John,  laborer,  house  61  Broadway 
Murray  John,  maltster,  house  57  Bradford 
Murray  John,  clerk.  401  Broadway,  b.  S.  Pearl 
Murray  John,  porterhouse,  125  Quay,  h.  do. 
Murray  John  jr.  bds.  57  Bradford 
Murray  Lawrence,  fireman  N.  Y.    C.  R.  R.  h. 

91  Van  Woert 
Murray  Lucy,  widow,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Murray  Margaret,  beer,  205  B'way,  h.  do. 
Murray  Margaret,  widow,  h.  56  Schuyler 
Murray  Martha,  widow,  house  83  Dove 
Murray  Mary,  widow,  house  215  Elm 
Murray  Mary,  widow,  house  53  Canal 
Murray  Mary,  widow,  house  48  Chapel 
Murray  Matthew,  clerk,  164  Second,  boards  52 

Rensselaer 
Murray  Michael,  cigarmaker,  b.  302  N.  Pearl 
Murray  Michael,  cigarmaker,  bds.  207  Green 
Murray  Michael,  grocer,  164  Second,  b.  221  Third 
Murray  Michael,  harnessmaker,  bds.   72  Mont- 
gomery 
Murray  Michael,  laborer,  h.  259  Green 
Murray  Nicholas,  carpenter,  h.  159 >i  Eagle 
Murray  Owen,  grocer,  104  Water,  h.  do. 
Murray  Patrick  Mrs.  widow,  house  207  Green 
Murray  Patrick,  shoemaker,  h.  156  Lydius 
Murray  Patrick,  carman,  house  16  John 
Murray  Patrick,  maltster,  house  65  Rensselaer 
Murray  Patrick,  mason  contractor,  h.  123  Dallius 
Murray  Peter,  tailor,  44  State,  h.  201  S.  Pearl 
Murray  Rosanna,  widow,  house  374  Lydius 
Murray  Rosanna,  boardiughouse,  B'way,  G'bush 
Murray  Rose,  widow,  house  114  Canal 
Muriay  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  37  Van  Schaick 
Murray  Thomas,  upholsterer,  house  92  Orange 
Murray  Thomas,  cigarmaker,  h.  291  N.  Pearl 
Murray  Thomas,  porter  Merchants'  Hotel,  house 
62  Third 


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Murray  Thomas,  cooper,  40  De  Witt,  h.  13  Lark 
Murray  Timothy,  moulder,  boards  3  Learned 
Murray  William,  dyer,  house  13  Morton 
Murray  William,  carman,  house  126  Water 
Murray  William,  cigarmaker,  b.  302  N.  Pearl 
Murray  William,  house  352  Lydius 
Murray  William  J.  pressman,  bds.  56  Schuyler 
Murtaugh  Daniel  J.  paperhanger,  b.  84  Church 
Murtaugh  James,  tinpeddler,  h.   114  Van  Woert 
Murtaugh  James,  laborer,  house  15  Van  Zandt 
Murtaugh  John,  junkshop,  19  Columbia,  h.  do. 
Murtaugh  John,  laborer,  house  Arch 
Murtaugh  John  {Robbins  &  M.),  undertaker,  S. 

Pearl  cor.  Arch,  house  19  Clinton 
Murtaugh  Michael,  carman,  house  19  Clinton 
Murtaugh  Owen,  peddler,  h.  55  Van  Woert 
Murtaugh  Patrick,  laborer,  house  36  Arch 
Murtaugh  Peter,  house  75  Canal  [Arbor  hill 

Murtaugh  Richard,  porter,  6  State,  h.  45  Swan, 
Murtaugh  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  52  Van  Schaick 
Musig  Christian,  tailor,  house  205  Sand 
Muss  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Mutzman  John,  shoemaker,  h.  69  Rensselaer 
Myers  Alexander  W.  teamster,  h.  107  Snipe 
Myers  Abraham,  butcher,  h.  70  South  Pearl 
Myers  Abram  J.  waiter,  bds.  10  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Myers  Benjamin,  boatman,  house  75  Lydius 
Myers  David,  laborer,  house  267  Sand 
Myers  Dorothy,  widow  of  John,  h.  42  Third 
Myers  George  R.  clerk  office  attorney  general, 

State  Hall,  boards  Congress  Hall 
Myers  Herman  {Adler  &  M.),  jeweler,  386  Broad- 
way, house  64  Hudson 
Myers  Jacob,  tailor,  house  153  Bowery 
Myers  John,  grainer,  boards  64  North  Pearl 
Myers  John,  patternmaker,  h.  920  Broadway 
Myers  John,  milkman,  house  rear  65  Third 
Myers  John,  3d  dist.  police,  house  34  Third 
Myers  John  J.  physician,  De  Witt  corner  Mont- 
gomery, boards  920  Broadway 
Myers  Joseph,  jeweler,  386  Broadway 
Myers  Mary,  widow,  house  rear  78  Bassett 
Myers  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  85  Bowery 
Myers  Patrick,  peddler,  house  65  Third 
Myers  Stephen,  agent,  h.  10  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Myers  Thomas,  metalroofer,  2  Canal,  house  64 
North  Pearl  [Water 

Myers  William,  constable,  6th  ward,  house  108X 
Mylet  Maria,  widow,  house  161  Broadway 
Mynders  Jonathan,  clerk,  house  93  Grand 

NABLE  MATTHIAS,  varnisher,  h.  116  Sand 
Nafew  John  S.  printer,  boards  Congress  Hall 
Nagle  Michael,  laborer,  boards  100  Quay 
Naale  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Fulton 
Nalan  Michael,  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Nally  Michael  Mrs.  widow,  house  63  Orange 
Nash  Albert  A.  clerk,  boards  32  Chapel 
Nash  George,  carpenter,  h.  34  South  Lansing 
Nash  George,  potter,  house  66  Hudson 
Nash  Isaac  D.  clerk.  Museum  Building 
Nash  Janies,  laborer,  house  50  Water  • 
N<ash  Jesse,  patternmaker,  bds.  231  N.  Pearl 
Nash  John,  tailor,  house  25  Rensselaer 
Nash  John  H,  {Palmer,  Newton  &  Co.),  Salaman- 
der and  Albany  fire  brick  works,  Rathbone, 
near  Erie  Cajial,  house  231  North  Pearl 
Nash  Martin,  laborer,  house  25  Rensselaer 
Nash  Michael,  grocer,  204  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Nash  Michael,  laborer,  house  50  Water 
Nast  A.  A.  476  Broadway,  bds.  32  Chapel 
Nast  F.  Mrs.  house  32  Chapel 
Nathan  Meyer,  porterhouse,  108  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Nathanson  Nathan,  millinery,  42H  S.  Pearl 
Nattenheimer  P.  H.  clerk,  330  Broadway,  boards 

77  Lydius 
Natterer  Anthony,  clerk,  603  Broadway,  h.  do. 


Naughton. Edward,  butcher,  house  227  Bowery 
Naughton  George,  butcher,  house  Ontario  cor. 

Sand 
Naughton  William,  butcher,  house  55  Perry 
Nauman  John  W.  farmer,  house  183  Broad 
Neal  Henry  S.  carpenter,  house  227  Broadway 
Near  E.  S.  clerk,  at  P.  L.  Gilbert's,  b.  146  Broad 
Near  George  B.  foreman  at  .John  A.  Goeway's 

foundry,  house  167  Franklin 
Near  Henry  F.  moulder,  house  146  Broad 
Neary  .lohn,  laborer,  house  224  Broadway 
Neary  .John  J.  laborer,  house  250  Hudson 
Neary  William,  machinist,  bds.  250  Hudson 
Neeland  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  29  Van  Woert 
Neeley  James,  blacksmith,  house  125  Green 
Neeley  Jane,  widow,  house  49  Westerlo 
Neemes  Joseph  foreman,  110  Beaver,  house  292 

Lj^dius 
Neidlniger  Frederick,  wheelwright,  h.  83  Sand 
Neil  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  114  Sand 
Neil  Robert  H.  clerk,  365  Broadway,  house  203 

South  Pearl 
Neligan  David,  emigrant  agent,  over  People's 

Line  office,  house  35  Westerlo 
Nellegar  Asa  B.  wheelwright,  h.  North  Albany 
Nellegar  Cornelius,  stovemounter,  h.  N.  Albany 
Nellegar  John  B.  blacksmith,  h.  North  Albany 
Nellegar  Joseph  {Dexter  &N.),  apothecary,  State 

corner  North  Pearl,  h.  20  Chestnut 
Nellegar  Wm.  R.  cabinetmaker,  1 16  Broad,  h.  do. 
Nelliy;ar  Abram,  patternmaker,  h.  62  Willett 
Nellis  Georgiimna,  widow,  h.  East  Albany 
Nelson  Alex.  {R.  &  A.  Nelson),  22  North  'Pearl 
Nelson  Eleanor,  widow,  house  62  Westerlo 
Nelson  John,  51st  reg't,  boards  26  Church 
Nelson  John  D.  carpenter,  bds.  46  Westerlo 
Nelson  John  M.  attorney,  and  assistant  district 

attorney,  69  State,  bds.  27  Quackenbush 
Nelson  Robert  and  Alex,  dentists,  22  N.  Pearl 
Nemire  Charles,  carpenter,  house  249  Green 
Nemire  Louisa,  widow,  house  107  Snipe 
Nennig  John,  tailor,  house  34  Clinton 
Nesbitt  Edmund  {Ridgway  &  Co.),  plumber,  121 

State,  house  26  Dove  [Phcenix  Hotel 

Nesbitt  James,  oysters,  &c.,  301  Broadway,  bds. 
Nessle  John  P.  grocer.  Maiden  lane  cor.  Chapel 
Nestell  Hiram  M.  engineer,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Mechanic 

above  East,  Greenbush 
Nethaway  Clinton,  agent,  house  155  Elm 
Nethaway  Duncan,  tallyman,  h.  823  Broadway 
Nethaway  Harvey,  shoemaker,  841   Broadway, 

h.  69  N.  Ferry  [74  First 

Nethaway  John  J.  bookkeeper,  120  Water,  house 
Netterville  John  W.   cabinetmaker  and  under- 
taker,  118  S.  Pearl  and  90  Bleecker,  bouse 

118  South  Pearl 
Netterville  William  M.  62d  reg.,  b.  118  S.  Pearl 
Neudorf  Frederic,  stovemounter,  h.  209  Broad 
Neuhaus  Charles,  brassfinisher,  h.  43  Morton 
Neuhaus  Frederick,  watchmaker,  h.  187  S.  Pearl 
Neville  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  63  Van  Woert 
Neville  John,   wood  and  coal,  Hudson  corner 

Lark,  house  142  Lark 
Neville  Sarah,  widow,  grocer,  1  N.  Lansing 
Neville  Thomas,  laborer,  house  57  Lawrence 
Nevils  Patrick,  laborer,  house  63  Lawrence 
New  John,  printer,  boards  Clinton  Hotel 
Newbauer  Baltus,  blacksmith,  house  86  Cherry 
Newbauer  Melchior,  blacksmith,  h.  13  Alex. 
Newburg  Alexander,  house  274  South  Pearl 
Newburg  Jacob,  clerk,  boards  109  Green 
Newburg  Simon  Mrs.  house  109  Green 
Newbv  John,  miller,  80  Pier,  b.  12  Van  Tromp 
Newcomb  Charles  W.  clerk  Exchange  Bank,  450 

Broadwaj-^,  boards  90  Lydius 
Newcomb  David,  dentist,  61  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Newcomb  Edward,  att'y,  71  State,  b.  90  Lydius 


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NewcombGeo.  H.  physician,  86  Hudson,  boards 

90  Lydius 
Newcorab  [Thomas  D.)  &  Co.  (JF.  W.  Newcomb), 

books  and  stationery  524  Broadway,  house 

90  Lydius 
Newcomb  Thomas  W.  house  90  Lydius 
Newcomb  William  W.  ( Newcomb  &  Co.),  boards 

63  Clinton  avenue 
Newell  Clifford,  stereotyper,  h.  25  Jefferson 
Newhof  Simon,  butcher,  house  125  Broad 
Newhouse  Lewis,  cabinetmaker,  h.  at  N.  Albany 
Newland  David,  agent  bank  department.  State 

Hall,  h.  31  Grand  [lumbia 

Newlands  Jane,  widow  of  David,  house  103  Co- 
Newmnn  Charles,  wooldealer,    457   Broadway, 

and  leatherdresser,  Orange  corner  Water, 

house  14  First  (Robin 

Newman  Francis,  laborer,  h.  Washington  near 
Newman  George,  leatherdresser,  h.  30  Clin.  ave. 
Newman  Henry,  leatherdresser  457  Broadway, 

and  Orange  cor.  Water,  h.  679  Broadway 
Newman  Isaac,  clothing,  202  South  Pearl,  h.  do, 
Newman  James,  tailor,  house  223  Clinton  ave. 
Newman  James,  457  Broadway,  li.  64  Clinton  av 
Newman  James  W.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight, 

boards  680  Broadway 
Newman  John  L.  457  Broadway,  house  679  do. 
Newman  John  Y.  cabinetmaker,  bds.  183  Broad 
Newman  Juliette,  teacher,  li.  30  Clinton  ave. 
Newman  Michael,  brakeman,  bds.  291  N.  Pearl 
Newman  Patrick,  laborer,  house  416  Wash.  ave. 
Newman  Peter,  printer,  boards  1 16  Jefferson 
Newman  Thomas,  porter,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  office, 

house  116  Jefferson 
Newman  Thomas,  teacher,  house  97  Elm 
Newman  Thomas,  carman,  house  146  Canal 
Newton  Dier,  house  10  Divison 
Newton  Horace  B.  {Palmer,  N.  &  Co.),  Salaman- 
der and  Albany  lire  brick  works,  Rathbone 

near  Erie  canal,  house  at  Newtonville 
Newton  John  M.  jr  {Palmer  N.  &  Co.),  Salaman- 
der and  Albany  fire  brick  works,  Rathbone, 

boards  American  Hotel  [10  Division 

Newton  Rena  Miss,  milliner,  346  Broadway,  h. 
Newton  Robert  N.  mer.  tailor,  40  State,  h.  7  Elm 
Newton  Thomas  C.  painter,  house  42  Sand 
Newton  William,  house  52  Washington  ave. 
Newwitter  Julius,  clothing,  64  Wash.  ave.  and 

dr^  goods,  73  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Newwitter  Nathan  J.  boards  73  South  Pearl 
Newwitter  Simon,  clerk,  64  Washington  avenue, 

boards  Hager's  Hotel 
Niblock  Alexander,  house  14  Catharine 
Niblock  John,  dyer  and  scourer,  43  Hudson 
Nichol  George,  laborer,  house  2  Clinton 
Nichol  George,  shoemaker,  4  Little  Basin,  house 

18  North  Lansing 
Nichols  Alexander,  agent,  house  24  Orange 
Nichols  Alexander,  shoemaker,  h.  172  Montg'y 
Nichols  Bradley,  flour  and  grain,  66  Quay,  house 

30  Broad 
Nichols  {Charles  B.)  &  Birch  (5.  M.),  lumber, 

Water  cor.  Lawrence,  h.  113  Grand 
Nichols  Charles  C.  builder,  house  185  Lydius 
Nichols  James,  register  bank  department.  State 

Hall,  house  113  Grand 
Nichols  .John  C.  bookkeper,  352  Broadway,  bds. 

226  Hudson 
Nichols  John  D.  clerk,  74  State,  h.  253  Hudson 
Nichols  Munson  C.  G.  attorney,  94  State,  house 

187M  Lumber 
Nichols  Peter,  laborer,  house  75  Alexander 
Nichols  Ward,  66  Quay,  house  16  Broad 
Nichols  William,  church  builder,  h.  185  Lydius 
Nichols  William,  carman,  house  174  Hudson 
Nickerson  John,  clerk  Assorting  House 
Nickerson  Susan  Camp,  teacher,  h.  12  Lodge 


Nicoll  William  H.  jr.  driver,  house  172  Hudson 
Niebuhr  Henry,  trimmer,  house  327  South  Pearl 
Niemayer  Henry,  carman,  h.  142  Franklin 
Niles  Charles,  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  b.  4  Park  place 
Niles  Henry,  house  220  State 
Nitzell  John,  laborer,  house  163  Elk 
Niver  Sarah  Mrs.  house  146  Jefferson 
Nixon  James,  china,  glass  and  earthenware,  48 

State,  house  36  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Nixon  Simon,  clerk  48  State,  bds.  16  Swan 
Noble  Charles  E.  bookbinder,  house  68  First 
Noble  James  E.  bookkeeper,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  ma- 
chine shop,  house  74  Division 
Noble  John,  laborer,  house  131  Clinton  avenue 
Noble  John  C.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  283  Broad- 
way, house  90  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Noe  Louis,  painter,  house  193  South  Pearl 
Noethen  Theodore  Rev.  house  152  Hamilton 
Nolan  Andrew,  mason,  boards  213  Elm 
Nolan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  42  Lawrence 
Nolan  Edward,  clerk,  boards  210  Swan 
Nolan  Edward,  laborer,  house  93  Van  Woert 
Nolan  Frances,  widow,  house  213  Elm 
Nolan  James,  laborer,  house  19  Hawk 
Nolan  James,  porter,  house  58  Arch 
Nolan  James  C.  grocer.  First  c.  Swan,  b.  44  First 
Nolan  James  H.  carman,  house  17  Van  Woert 
Nolan  John,  laborer,  boards  Lydius  near  Perry 
Nolan  John,  butcher  24  W.  Ferry,  h.  315  Bowery 
Nolan  John,  porter,  house  lOl  Beaver 
Nolan  John,  laborer,  house  42  Philip 
Nolan  John,  laborer,  house  154  Colonie 
Nolan  John,  bartender,  b.  Green  cor.  Mulberry 
Nolan  John,  43d  reg't,  boards  21  Lodge 
Nolan  John,  carman,  boards  93  Van  Woert 
Nolan  Joseph,  in  freight  yard,  b.  171  Montg'y 
Nolan  Joseph,  laborer,  house  49  N.  Lansing 
Nolan  Julia,  widow,  house  102  First 
Nolan  Julia,  widow,  house  21  Lodge 
Nolan  Laurence,  overseer  poor,  house  44  Fii-st 
Nolan  Margaret,  widow,  house  78  Clinton 
Nolan  Mary,  house  315  Washington  avenue 
Nolan  Mary,  widow,  house  Green  cor.  Mulberry 
Nolan  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  185  Orange 
Nolan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  40  First 
Nolan  Michael  A.   clerk,  county  clerk's  office, 

City  Hall,  boards  17  Van  Woert 
Nolan  Michael  N.  boards  28  North  Ferry 
Nolan  Mrs.  widow,  house  61  Lafayette 
Nolan  Patrick,  carman,  h.  Thacher,  n.  Learned 
Nolan  Patrick,  teamster,  house  40  Morton 
Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Lydius,  near  Ontario 
Nolan  Patrick,  teamster,  house  82  South  Pearl 
Nolan  Peter,  carman,  house  82  South  Pearl 
Nolan  Pierce,  blacksmith,  house  305  N.  Pearl 
Nolan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Green  cor.  Mulberry 
Nolan  William,  3d  dist.  police,  house  30  Canal 
Nolan  William,  cooper,  h.  Second,  near  Snipe 
Nolan  William  J.  clerk,  bds.  17  Van  Woert 
Nolan,  see  Knowlan 
Nold  Lewis,  baker,  house  119  Arch 
Nonnemacher  Henry,  carpetweaver,  h.  287  Sand 
Noonan  Dennis,  porterhouse,  1 20  Van  Woert 
Noonan  Matthew,  carman,  house  123  Canal 
Noonan  Thomas,  real  estate  ageiit,  38  Steuben 
Nopper  Andrew,  tailor,  house  17  Gansf^voort 
Normile  James,  laborer,  boards  1 9  De  Witt 
Norris  H.  B.  hairdresser,  70  Wash.  ave.  Ii.  do. 
Norris  H.  B.  Mrs.  variety  store,  70  Wash.  ave. 
Norris  James  J.  hairdresser,  632  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Norris  Richard,  clerk,  Franklin  corner  Bassett, 

house  280  South  Pearl 
North  Abirain,  newscarrier,  h.  rear  130  Broad 
North  Jnme-s  M.  teacher  at  Normal  School,  bds. 

28  Pinin 
North  Jolni,  clerk,  31  Hudson,  b.  Eagle  St.  Hotel 
Northrop  Elmore  J.  barkeeper,  74  Wash.  ave. 


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Northrop  Eunice,  widow,  house  41  Dallius 
Northrop  John  G.  {Ainsworth  &  N.),  grocer,  15 
State,  house  53  Ten  Broeck  [Ferry 

Northrop  Joseph  M.  patternmaker,  h.  48  West 
Northrop  Joseph  N.  physician  and  apothecary, 

51  Second,  house  96  do. 

Northrop  Sanford  W.  ( Winnc  &  N.),  bent  fellies, 
comer  Colonic,  Center  and  North  Lansing, 
house  186  North  Pearl 
Norton  Anna,  widow,  house  52  South  Ferry 
Norton  David,  R.  R.  shop,  house  145  First 
Norton  Edwin  S.  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  house  86 

Washington,  Greenbush 
Norton  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  229  S.  Pearl 
Norton  Elizabeth  P.  widow,  house  49  N.  Pearl 
Norton  James,  printer,  house  1 1 1  Jefferson 
Norton  John,  blacksmith,  house  91  Dallius 
Norton  John,  porterhouse,  185  Orange,  h.  do. 
Norton  Lewis,  fish  and  oysters,  122  Lydius,  bds. 

52  S.  Ferry 

Norton  Loran  K.  house  8  Norton 

Norton  Mills  G.  fishmarket,  h.  52  South  Ferry 

Norton  William,  laborer,  h.  Bethlehem  road  n. 

Ganseroort 
Norton  William  P.  salesman,  1  and  2  Central 

Block,  B'way,  b.  62  Howard 
Norwood  David,  grocer,  81  Orange,  h.  do. 
Noud  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  house  28  Canal 
Nowlan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  44  Philip 
Noyes  Alexander  G.  372  B  way,  b.  20  S.  Ferry 
Noyes  Anna,  widow,  house  113  State 
Noyes  Matthew,  house  24  La  Fayette 
Nugent  Ellen,  widow,  205  Orange  [Union 

Nugent  Henry  P.  justice.  Center  Market,  h.  44 
Nugent  John,  laborer,  house  289  North  Pearl 
Nugent  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  22  Rensselaer 
Nugent  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Third  ab.  Snipe 
Nugent  William,  laborer,  house  72  Colonic 
Nunn  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  49  Cherry 
Nurney  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Nusbaum  Herman,  baker,  158  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Nusbaum  Israel,  cigar  peddler,  live  and  let  live, 

house  73  South  Ferry 
Nusbaum  Solomon,  peddler,  house  187  S.  Pearl 
Nusbaum  William,  cigarmaker,  h.  18  Delaware 
Nutting  John,  clerk,  661  Broadway,  house  do. 
Nyland  John,  laceweaver,  h.  433  Clinton  ave. 

O'BRIEN  BARTLEY,  laborer,  boards  55  Colonic 
O'Brien  Bernard,  tailor,  377  B'way,  h.  379  do. 
O'Brien  Bridget,  widow,  house  41  Schuyler 
O'Brien  Catharine,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  1 55  B'way 
O'Brien  Catharine  R.  widow,  house  74  Canal 
O'Brien  Charles   (Parker  &   O'B.),  tailors,  481 

Broadway,  house  65  Division 
O'Brien  Charles,  boatman,  house  65 X  Arch 
O'Brien  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  B'way  cor.  John 
O'Brien  Daniel,  butcher,  h.  456  Wash.  ave. 
O'Brien  Daniel  J.  clerk,  36  State,  b.  826  B'way 
O'Brien  David,  carpenter,  bds.  102  Hawk 
O'Brien  Ellen  A.  milliner,  37  Columbia,  h.  do. 
O'Brien  (Henry)  &  Lee  [Edward]  billiards,  43 

Division,  boards  74  Canal    [101  Clinton  ave. 
O'Brien  Hugh,  cashier,  45  North  Pearl,  house 
O'Brien  James,  baker,  house  208  Broadway 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  166  Green 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Schaick 
O'Brien  James,  tailor,  house  143  Lumber 
O'Brien  James,  carpenter,  house  44  Delaware 
O'Brien  James,  peddler,  house  66  Arch 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  vol.,  house  59  Broadway 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  76  Canal 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  267  Elm 
O'Brien  John,  blacksmith,  h.  34  Van  Schaick 
O'Brien  John,  cigarmaker,  house  55  Lark 
O'Brien  John,  bookbinder,  house  223  Elm 
O'Brien  John,  coachpainter,  boards  74  Canal 


O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  146  Third 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
O'Brien  John,  mason,  house  63  Arch 
O'Brien  John,  shoemaker,  house  70  Colonic 
O'Brien  John  A.  millinery  goods,  45  N.  Pearl,  h. 

101  Clinton  avenue 
O'Brien  Margaret,  widow,  house  45  Liberty 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  house  98  Bowery 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  house  Dallius  cor.  Bassett 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  house  15  Chapel 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow,  h.  21  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
O'Brien  Matthew,  blacksmith,  15  La  Fayette 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  house  47  Van  Schaick 
O'Brien  Michael,  laborer,  house  102  Hawk 
O'Brien  Michael  G.  bookkeeper,  6  Hudson,  bds. 

Exchange  Hotel 
O'Brien  Michael  J.  printer,  boards  102  Hawk 
O'Brien  Patrick,  carman,  house  rear  143  Lumber 
O'Brien  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  46  N.  Lansing 
O'Brien  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  68  South  Lansing 
O'Brien  Patrick,  boatman,  house  138  Churcn 
O'Brien  Peter,  blacksmith,  13  La  Fayette,  house 

19  Hawk 
O'Brien  Philip,  tinsmith,  175  South  Pearl 
O'Brien  Stephen,  brakeman,  h.  851  Broadway 
O'Brien  Thomas,  house  55  Bassett 
O'Brien  Thomas,  tailor,  house  55  Third 
O'Brien  Thomas,  maltster,  house  141  Chestnut 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  house  37  Columbia 
O'Brien  William,  maltster,  boards  141  Chestnut 
O'Brien  William,  laborer,  house  16  Van  Zandt 
O'Brien  William,  tinsmith,  bds.  30  Chapel 
O'Brien  William,  butcher,  house  254  Bowery 
O'Brien  William,  cigarmaker,  bds.  6  Norton 
O'Brien  William,  furuaceman,  house  85  Canal 
O'Callaghan  E.  B.  compiler.  State  Hall,  house 

232  State 
O'Callaghan  Elizabeth,  house  26  Chapel 
O'Callaghan  Hugh,  mason,  house  58  West  Ferry 
O'Callaghan  John,  laborer,  h.  4  Quackenbush 
O'Callaghan  Joseph,  porterhouse,  Howard  cor. 

William,  house  do. 
O'Callaghan  Margaret,  widow,  h.  26  Chapel 
O'Connell  James,  grocer,  house  249  Green 
O'Connell  James,  laborer,  house  173  Church 
O'Connell  John,  grocer,  h.  Green,  c.  Nucella 
O'Connell  John,  clerk,  4  William,  bds.  6  do. 
O'Connell  John,  sawyer,  house  90  Cherry 
O'Connell  Patrick,  grocer,  h.  Third  n.  Knox 
O'Connell  Richard,  liquors,  4  William,  h.  6  do. 
O'Connell  Thos.  wheelwright,  52  Water,  h.  do. 
O'Connell  Thomas,  wheelwright,  bds.  52  Water 
O'Connor  Bridget,  widow,  house  132  Eagle 
O'Connor  Charles,  waiter,  house  55  Van  Schaick 
O'Connor  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  h.  33  Mulberry 
O'Connor  D*^nnis,  driver,  h.  471  Wash.  ave. 
O'Connor  Ellen  Mrs.  house  Swan  near  Third 
O'Connor  Francis,  laborer,  house  245  Elm 
O'Connor  Hannah,  dressmaker,  h.  23  Franklin 
O'Connor  Hugh  A.  macliinist,  b.  287  Lumber 
O'Connor  James,  laborer,  house  Chapel 
O'Connor  James,  laborer,  house  78  Arch 
O'Connor  James,  engineer,  house  21  S.  Ferry 
O'Connor  John,  blacksmith,  h.  287  Lumber 
O'Connor  John,  carpenter,  house  34  Union 
O'Connor  John,  grocer.  Dove  c.  Hamilton,  h.  do 
O'Connor  John,  porterhouse,  75  Columbia  h.  do. 
O'Connor  John,  maltster,  house  85  Orange 
O'Connor  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  789  Broadway 
O'Connor  John  I.  engineer,  house  21  S.  Ferry 
O'Connor  Michael,  carpenter,  house  167  Lydius 
O'Connor  Michael,  maltster,  bds.  140  Grten 
O'Connor  O.  M.  Rev.  h.  225  Lydius  op.  Cathedral 
O'Connor  Patrick,  lith.  printer,  h.  64  Green 
O'Connor  Patrick,  grocer,  147  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
O'Connor  Patrick,  porterhouse,  4  Quackenbush 
O'Connor  Patrick,  cutter,  house  55  Colonie 


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O'Connor  Robert  F.  oysters  and  fish,  Swan  cor. 

Third,  house  do. 
O'Connor  Thomas,  butcher,  h.  469  Wash.  ave. 
O'Connor  Thomas,  peddler,  h.  184  South  Pearl 
O'Connor  Thomas,  grocer,  109  Broad,  house  do. 
O'Connor  William,  junkdealer,  18  Tow  path 
O'Connor  Wm.  carpenter,  house  34  Union 
O'Connor  Wm.  laborer,  house  30  Van  Zandt 
O'Dea  James,  carpenter,  house  130  Eagle 
O'Dea  John,  shoemaker,  house  127  Broad 
O'Donahue  John,  fireman,  house  77  Colonic 
O'Donnel  James,  laborer,  house  153  Orange 
O'Donnel  James,  mason,  h.  Orange  near  Swan 
O'Donnel  Margaret,  widow,  bds.  Orange  n.  Swan 
O'Donnel  Mary,  widow,  house  107  Canal 
O'Donnel  Mary,  widow,  house  20  Clinton 
O'Donnel  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  31  Van  Zandt 
O'Donnell  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  Glen,  G'bush 
O'Donnell  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  59  N.  Lansing 
O'Donnell  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  34  Morton 
O'Donnell  John,  laborer,  house  23  Van  Vechten 
Q'Dwyer  Michael,  laborer,  house  168  Jefferson 
O'Dwyer  Richard,  superintendent  insane  asylum 
O'Gara  Timothy,  laborer,  house  57  Nucella 
O'Grady  John,  laborer,  house  1 1  Fulton 
O'Grady  Thomas,  laborer,  house  r.  16  Lumber 
O'Hagan  Charles,  grocer,  22  W.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
O'Hagan  James,. peddler,  house  34  Chestnut 
O'Hagan  John,  printer,  house  53  Orange 
O'Hagan  John,  grocer,  175  Elm,  house  do. 
O'Hagan  Thomas  W.  grocer.  Second  cor.  Lark, 

house  45  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
O'Hanlon  Bridget,  widow,  house  19  Orange 
O'Haulon  Ellen,  widow,  house  103  Hamilton 
O'Hanlon  John,  printer,  bds.  50  Van  Schaick 
O'Hanlon  Mary,  widow,  h.  rear  173  Orange 
O'Hanlon  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  15  Bleecker 
O'Hara  James,  laborer,  house  14  Orange 
O'Hara  John,  laborer,  house  21  Swan 
O'Hara  Patrick,  laborer,  house  14  Orange 
O'Hara  Richard,  laborer,  h.  1 1  Little  Basin 
O'Hara  Thomas,  house  24  Van  Woert 
O'Hare  Catharine,  widow,  bds.  26  Jay 
O'Hare  Charles,  laborer,  h.  43  Van  Schaick 
O'Hare  Daniel,  laborer,  house  r.  83  Orange 
O'Hare  Hugh,  boatman,  house  43  Bassett 
O'Hare  James,  laborer,  h.  Vine  near  Green 
O'Hare  John,  laborer,  house  21  Swan 
O'Hare  Michael,  brickmoulder,  house  3  Eagle 
O'Hare  Owen,  grocer.  Arch  c.  Green,   house  do. 
O'Hare  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Spruce  n.  Dova 
O'Hare  Peter,  laborer,  house  185  Broadway 
O'Hare  Thomas,  laborer,  house  53  Cherry 
O'Hare  Thomas,  93d  reg't,  house  61  Nucella 
O'Hearn  Matthew,  shoemaker,  bds.  21  Orange 
O'Hearn  Matthew,  laborer,  bds.  21  Orange 
O'Hearn  Michael,  engineer,  house  10  De  Witt 
O'Hearn  Patrick,  laborer,  liouse  60  Church 
O'Hearn  Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  10  De  Witt 
O'Heeney  Martin  J.  oilclothprinter,  h.  133  First 
O'Horo  James,  laborer,  house  42  Arch 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
O'Keefe  Michael,  laborer,  h.  57  North  Lansing 
O'Keefe  Thomas,  jr.  carpenter,  bds.  79  Cherry 
O'Keefe  Thomas,  carpenter,  62  Cherry,  h.  79  do. 
O'Keefe  William,  butcher,  h.  477  Wash.  ave. 
O'Leary  Cornelius  B.  physician,  bds.  50  Philip 
O'Leary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  134  Hawk 
O'Lena  Henry,  carpenter,  house  106  First 
O'Loughlin  James,   harnessmaker,     173  Mont- 
gomery, house  do. 
O'Malley  John,  shoemaker,  h.  29  Gansevoort 
O'Malley  Thomas,  paperhauger,  h.  211  Jefferson 
O'Mara  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  35  Montgomery 
O'Marra  John,  shoemaker,  h.  61  N.  Lansing 
O'Meilly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  18  Second 
O'Meilly  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  66  Lawrence 


O'Neil  Bernard,  laborer,  house  37  Van  Schaick 
O'Neil  Catharine,  widow,  house  56  Arch 
O'Neil  David,  house  49  Van  Schaick 
O'Neil  Dennis,  cooper,  bds.  22  Jackson 
O'Neil  Edmund,  laborer,  house  129  Dove 
O'Neil  Edward,  laborer,  h.  rear  121  Lumber 
O'Neil  Esther,  widow,  house  58  Arch 
O'Neil  Francis,  laborer,  house  169  Orange 
O'Neil  Fi-ailtis,  farmer,  h.  Lydius  n.  Ontario 
O'Neil  Hugh,  moulder,  house  71  Schuyler 
O'Neil  James,  laborer,  house  163  Orange 
O'Neil  James,  carpenter,  house  43  Third 
O'Neil  James,  laborer,  h.  3  West  Ferry  alley 
O'Neil  John,  carpenter,  boards  9  Chapel 
O'Neil  John,  cooper,  house  22  Jackson 
O'Neil  John  J.  moulder,  h.  rear  136  Lumber 
O'Neil  Margaret,  widow,  house  18  Union 
O'Neil  Margaret,  widow,  house  120  First 
O'Neil  Michael,  laborer,  house  168  Jefferson 
O'Neil  Michael,  laborer,  house  102  Sand 
O'Neil  Michael,  porterhouse,  162  Montgomeijy 
O'Neil  Owen,  grocer,  68  Arch,  house  do. 
O'Neil  Patrick,  cooper,  bds.  22  Jackson 
O'Neil  Patrick,  laborer,  house  42  Philip 
O'Neil  William,  painter,  h.  59  Rensselaer 
O'Neil  William  K.  physician,  5  Beaver,  house 

49  Van  Schaick 
O'Neile  John  S.  watchman  at  Penitentiary 
O'Neill  Andrew,  carpenter,  house  22  Jefferson 
O'Neill  James,  slaipcarpenter,  house  35  Dean 
O'Neill  John,  boatman,  house  61  Third 
O'Neill  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  25  Fulton 
O'Reily  James,  machinist,  bds.  Farmers'  Hotel 
O'Roark  Thomas,  grocer,  219  South  Pearl 
O'Rourke  Patrick,  grocer,  Arch  cor.  Franklin 
O'Rourke  Patrick,  cutter,  417  B'way,  house  16 

Jackson 
O'Rourke  Timothy,  laborer,  house  34  Water 
O'Shaughnessy  Morris,  laborer,  h.  33  Church 
O'Shaughnessy,  see  Shaughnessy 
O'Shea  John,  clerk,  boards  61  Hawk 
O'Shea  Timothy,  tallow  chandler,  house  150 

Jefferson 
O'Sullivan  Eliza,  teacher,  bds.  63  South  Pearl 
O'Sallivan  James,  printer,  house  49  Lydius 
O'Sullivan  Michael,  capt.  63d  reg't,  bookseller, 

63  South  Pearl,  house  do. 
O'Sullivan,  see  Sullivan 
O'Toole  John,  brakeman,  house  19  Orange 
Oakley  Samuel  H.  printer,  house  177  State 
Oatfield  Chrlstoffel,  cook,  house  West  Ferry  alley 
Oatfield  Francis,  waiter,  house  rear  74  Broad 
Oathout  Peter,  carman,  house  127  Lumber 
Ockart  Michael,  carpenter,  house  Washington 

avenue  above  Partridge 
Odell  Bridget,  widow,  house  171  Orange 
Odekirk  Gertrude,  widow,  house  52  Philip 
Offenheiser  Godfrey,  house  91  Beaver 
Ofierman  Agnes,  widow,  house  159  Elk 
Ogden  Alexander,  clerk,  41  North  Pearl,  boards 

169  Eagle 
Ogden  Charles  P.  gilder,  bds.  37  Lafayette 
Ogden  Edward  {Woollett  &   0.),   architect,   59 

State,  house  68  Hudson 
Ogden  Esther,  widow,  house  37  Lafayette 
Ogden  John,  shipcarpenter,  h.  116X  Franklin 
Ogden  Margaret,  widow,  house  169  Eagle 
Ogden  Merritt  T.  clerk,  48  S.  Pearl,  b.  53  High 
Ogden  Stephen  P.  blacksmith,  h.  37  Lafayette 
Ogden  Thomas  E.  engineer,  h.  106  Herkimer 
Oger  Augustus  N.  carpenter,  house  169  Elk 
Oger  Charles,  carpenter,  house  183  Elk 
Ogle  John,  hostler,  house  18  N.  Lansing 
Ogsbury  Jacob  H.  dry  goods.  59  Wash.'  avenue, 

house  79  do. 
Ogsbury  John  D.  house  65  Dove 
Olcott  Clarence  W.  clerk  b.  last  liouse  on  Eagle 


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Olcott  Dudley,  accountant,  Mech.  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  bds.  9  Third  near  Ten  Broeck 
Olcott  Frederick  P.  {Birdsall,Fassett  &  0.),  lum- 
ber, 9  Lumber  district,  boards  9  Third  near 

Ten  Broeck 
Olcott  (John  J.)  &   King  (J.  H.),  attorneys,  69 

State,  house  9  Third  near  Ten  Broeck 
Olcott  Theodore,  house  Columbia  place 
Olcott  Thomas,  cashier  Mechanic  aifli  Farmers' 

Bank,  house  186  Lydius 
Olcott  Thomas  W.   president    Mechanics    and 

Fanners'  Bank,  h.  9  Third  near  Ten  Broeck 
Olin   Edwin    R.   [Davison  &   0.),  attorney,   94 

State,  boards  152  Swan 
Oliver  A.  J.  lieut.  91st  reg't,  house  439  Lydius 
Oliver  Ambrose,  millinery,  h.  176  S.  Pearl 
Oliver  Gibson,  carpenter,  house  10  Howard 
Oliver  Henry,  porter,  house  15  Lark 
Oliver  Jacob  R.  policeman,  house  49  Congress 
Oliver  John,   coffee  roaster,  352  Broadway,  h. 

f/74  Rensselaer 
Oliver  John  H.  liouse  92  Jefferson 
Oliver  Thomas,  laborer,  house  16  Canal 
Olmstead  Charles  S.  boards  Franklin  House 
Olmstead  John  J.  boards  Uunlop  House 
Olmsted  Hiram  Mrs.  house  47  Second 
Ouderdonk  Abraham  F.  teacher  dist.  school  No. 

13,  house  199  Lumber 
Onkey  Jane,  widow,  house  95  Bassett 
Onkey  John,  upholsterer,  boards  95  Bassett 
Oiikey  Mary,  dressmaker,  house  95  Bassett 
Qnkey  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  house  95  Bassett 
Oosterman  Simon,  painter,  h.    VVhitt-hall  road 

near  Elizabeth  [115  Green 

Oppenheim  Gerson,  grocer,  92  Herkimer,  house 
Oppenheim  Lewis,  hatter,  123  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Oppenheim  Wm.  clerk,  boards  115  Green 
Opperman  Frederic,  cigarmaker,  134K  S.  Pearl 
Opperman  John,  tailor,  h.  Whitehall  rd.  n.  Eagle 
Orange  William,  laborer,  house  52  Mulberry 
Orcutt  Charles  F.  pottery,  234  Hamilton,  boards 

230  Lydius  [250  Lydius 

Orcutt  Eleazer,  pottery,  234  Hamilton,  house 
Orcutt  Joseph  B,  machinist,  house  7  Van  Woert 
Orcutt  L.  A.  &  Co.  (E.  H.  Jones),  foundry  facings, 

Tivoli  hollow,  house  do  [Lydius 

Orcutt  Rodolphiis,  pottery,  234  Hamilton,  b.  250 
Orcutt  Wilson  A.  grist  mill,  Tivoli  hollow 
Orlep  Albert,  refreshment  saloon,  Bath  Ferry,^ 

ikouse  9  Nortli  Ferry 
Orme  George,  grocer,  30  Jefferson,  house  do. 
Ormston  Eliza,  tailoress,  h.  36  Union  [li.  38  Lyd's 
Orr  David  [Edson  &   Co.),  distiller,  11   Hudson, 
Orr  Robert  Mrs   house  71  Hamilton 
Orr  Wm.  alderman  4th  ward,  house  89  Hudson 
Orr  (William)  &  Blair  (Dawirf S.), brassfounders, 

64  Beaver,  house  89  Hudson 
Orr  William  E.  clerk,  boards  38  Lydius 
Orssin  H.  Maria,  widow,  house  61  Union 
Ortel  Regina,  widow,  grocer,  Broad  c.  V.  Vechten 
Ortell  John,  baggage  master,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

124  Lark 
Orth  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  55  Clinton 
Orton  Albert  W.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  office, 

boards  71  Hudson 
Osborn  George,  shoemaker,  house  133  Orange 
Osborn  Geo.  P.  exp.  messenger,  h.  238  Hudson 
Osborn  Henry,  clerk,  350  B'way,  b.  102  Hudson 
Osborn  (James  H.)  &  Co.  (Geo.  Hoyt),  grocers, 

159  South  Pearl,  house  136  Hamilton 
Osborn  Jeremiah,  sh'oes,  350  Broadway,  h.  102 

Hudson  [223  North  Pearl 

Osborn  John  W.  roofing  slates,  10  James,  house 
Osborn  Nehemiah,  baker,  12Bleecker,  house  212 

Broadway  [Lafayette 

Osborn  Sarali,  washing  and  ironing,  house  44 
Orborn  William,  clerk,  house  114  Lark 


Osborn  William  Mrs.  millinery,  h.  20  Beaver 
Osborn  Wiliam  L.  boards  212  Broadway 
Osborn  Wm.  S.  clerk,  384  B'way,  b.  35  Dallius 
Osborne  Noah,  pianofinisher,  h.  242  Lumber 
Osgood  Charles,  foreman  at  J.  F.  Rathbone's, 

house  874  Broadway 
Osier  Charles,  91st  reg't,  house  32  Water 
Osier  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  house  32  Water 
Osterhout  David,  baggageman.  Maiden  lane  cor. 

Dean,  house  397  State  [Del.  turnp. 

Osterhout  Henry,  peddler,  house  Morton  near 
Osterhout  Henry,  agt.  W.  R.  R.  office,  h.  66  Lark 
Osterhout  James  H.  engineer,  h.  59  De  Witt 
Osterhout  Schuyler,  conductor  N.   Y.  C.  R.  R. 

boards  88  Lark 
Osterhout  William,  engineer,  h.  Steuben,  Bath 
Osterhout  Wm.  H.  haypresser,  h.  Seymour,  Bath 
Ostram  Abigail,  widow  of  Wm.  h.  64  Westerlo 
Ostram  Charles,  boards  64  Westerlo 
Ostram  John,  boat  captain,  boards  64  Westerlo 
Ostram  J.  Wm.  boatman,  boards  64  Westerlo 
Ostrander  Cooper,  carman.  Fowler,  Bath 
Ostrander  Edward,  clerk,  63  Washington  ave. 

boards  150  Swan 
Ostrander  Edward,  physican,  295  Hamilton 
Ostrander  Evert  jr.  machinist,  h.  W.  Alban-^ 
Ostrander  Hannah,  widow,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Ostrander  Henry,  laborer,  house  26  Clinton 
Ostrander  James,    butcher,    14  Centre  Market, 

house  383  Lydius  [221  Jay 

Ostrander  Jas.  S.  bookkeeper,   16  Beaver,  house 
Ostrander  John  A.  clerk,    10    Centre    Market, 

house  102  Hawk 
Ostrander  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  5  Columbia 
Ostrander  Peter,  fireman,  b.  Wash.  Greenbusli 
Ostrom  (Oipson  T.)  &  Mclntyre  (Archibald),  ^ro- 

visions  and  com.  9  Exchange,  b.  44  Grand 
Ostrom  Louisa,  teacher  Normal  School,  boards 

130  State 
Oswald  James,  3d  district  police,  b.  55  Colonie 
Oswald  Wm.  blacksmith,  house  274  Broadway 
Otho  Casper,  baker,  house  127  North  Snipe 
Otis  Margaret,  widow,  house  44  Arch 
Ott  Catharine  Mrs.  house  73  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Ott  Friend  James,  bookk.  b.  73  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Ott  James  C.  boards  73  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Ott  Siberia  (Boardman,  Gray  &  Co.),  pianofortes, 

468  Broadway,  house  73  Swan 
Outwin  Margaret,  widow,  house  73  Beaver 
Outwin  William,  printer,  boards  73  Beaver 
Ovens  George,  ink,  varnish  and  blacking,  335 

Broadway,  house  138  North  Pearl 
Overton  Charles  G.  carpenter,  h.  Lark  c.  Yates 
Overton  Wm.  bricklayer,  house  7  Yates 
Owen  Edward,  dry  goods,  670  B'way,  h.  do. 
Owen  Hugh,  tailor,  house  83  Lancaster 
Owen  John,  carpenter,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Owen  Lemuel,  carman,  house  113  Dove 
Owen  William  H.  printer,  boards  57  Union 
Owens  Edward,  dentist,  22  Lancaster,  house  do. 
Owens  El^abeth,  widow,  house  1 12  Third 
Owens  Ephraim,  prop.  Dunlop  House,  719  B'way 
Owens  Esther,  widow,  house  52  South  Lansing 
Owens  James,  laborer,  house  94  Dallius 
Owens  James,  waterworks,  house  141  Canal 
Owens  James  M.  goldbeater,  house  107  Orange 
Owens  John,  laborer,  house  369  State 
Owens  John,  blacksmitii,  boards  58  Church 
Owens  John,  moulder,  boards  112  Third 
Owens  John,  paver,  house  29  Van  Zahdt 
Owens  John,  laborer,  house  143  Canal 
Owens  Patrick,  sawyer,  boards  112  Third 
Owens  Robert,  harnessmaker,  bds.  52  S.  Lansing 
Owens  Thomas  T.  locksmith,  58  Green,  house 

55  Division 
Owens  William,  boots  and  shoes,  350  State 
Owens  William,  baker,  house  80  Franklin 


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Owens  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  house  301  Hudson 
Ozier  Thomas,  shipcarpenter,  house  32  Water 

PABST    PHILIP,   shoemaker,    602   Broadway, 

house  118  Broad 
Packard  Cliester,  house  37  Congress 
Packard   George   W.    {Shear,   Packard  &   Co.), 

stove  manuf.  17  Gieen,  boards  130  State 
Packard  John  C.  91st  reg't,  house  67  S.  Lansing 
Packard  John  Chester,  peddler,  h.  36  Congress 
Packard  Joseph,  house  184  State 
Packard  Joseph  jr.  {Shear,  Packard  &  Co.),  stove 

mannf.  17  Green,  house  184  State 
Packard  Mary,  widow,  house  17  Hawk 
Packard  Robert  L.  19  Green,  boards  130  State 
Packard  Wm.  J.  painter,  34  Washington  ave. 

house  37  Congress 
Paddock  B.  F.  house  232  Lydius 
Paddock  Peter  J.  {Hotaling  &  P.),  grocer,  101 

South  Pearl,  house  71  Division 
Paddock  Peter  T.  brakemau  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  16 

Jackson   ^ 
Paddock  Stephen,  house  76  Division 
Paddock  Stephen  jr.  attorney  and  commissioner, 

51  State,  liouse  1  Lancaster 
Paddock  Wm.  S.  att'y,  51  State,  h.  160  Lydius 
Padlow  Joseph,  moulder,  house  63  Johnson 
Padlow  Richard,  carpenter,  house  93  Philip 
Page  Enoch,  moulder,  53  Liberty,  h.  14  S.  Perry 
Page  Isaiah  (J.  Page  &  Son),  house  92  Grand 
Page  Joel  &  Son  {Isaiah  Page),  iron  foundry,  58 

Liberty,  house  263  Lydius 
Page  John  E.  {Teller  &  Page),  gents'  furnishing 

goods,  462  and  464  B'way,  h.  100  Clin.  ave. 
Page  Lawrence,  foreman,  58  Liberty,  b.  14Dallius 
Page  Mercy,  widow,  house  67  Orange 
Page  Rensselaer  H.  moulder,  house  97  Green 
Page  Ricliard  J.  bookkeeper,  462  Broadway,  bds. 

100  Clinton  aveniae 
Paglow  Frederick,  slioemaker,  h.  293  Lumber 
Paige  J.  C.  Y.  chamberlain  and  deputy  excise 

officer,  City  Hall,  house  57  Hawk 
Paige  N.  F.  Mrs.  house  32  Jay  [104  State 

Paine  Henry  D.  bomoeopathic  physician,  house 
Paine,  see  Payne 

Palmateer  James  D.  salesman,  house  195  Spruce 
Palmatier  Bartholomew,  shoemaker,  house  49 

Second 
Palmatier  Thomas,  clerk,  boards  195  Spruce 
Palmer  Ambrose  W.  clerk,  house  122  Lark 
Palmer  {Amos  P.),  Newton  {Horace  B.)  &c  Co.  (/. 

H.  Nash  &  J.  M.  Newton  jr.),  Salamander  and 

Albany  firebrick  works,  Rathbone  on  R.  &  S. 

R.  R.  and  acting  cashier  Union  Bank,  house 

at  Newtonville 
Palmer  Byron  R.  5  State,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Palmer  Caleb,  clerk  at  Rathboue's  foundry,  h. 

809  Broadway 
Palmer  Catharine,  widow,  house  174  Colonie 
Palmer  Charles  G.  painter,  bds.  174  Colonie 
Palmer  E.   H.  porterhouse,  87  South  Pearl,   h. 

—  Lancaster  [State 

Palmer  Elizabeth,  widow  of  James,  house    158 
Palmer  Enoch,  meatstall,  56  Union,  h.  51  Lydius 
Palmer  Erastus  D.  sculptor,  studio  Lafayette  be- 
low Hawk,  house  3  Columbia  place 
Palmer  Ezra  R.  4th  dist.  police,  h.  277  Bowery 
Palmer  George  A.  clerk,  422  Broadway,  boards 

13  Liberty 
Palmer  Ira  W.  house  84  Washington  avenue 
Palmer  Isaiah,  salesman,  596  Broadway,  boards 

51  Lydius 
Palmer  John  A.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  b.  6  Van  Tromp 
Palmer  Joel  H.   carpenter,   W.  R.  R.  house  8 

Washington,  Greenbush 
Palmer  John,  painter,  h.  Clin.  ave.  cor.  B'way 
Palmer ,  carman,  house  265  Hudson 


Palmer  Luther  M.  (Croofc,  P«Zmcr  &  Co.),  pro- 
visions, 9  State,  house  99  Hudson 
Palmer  Ray  Rev.  house  167  Hamilton 
Palmer  William,  harnessmaker,  h.  287  Wash.  a. 
Palmgot  John,  baker,  h.  361  Washington  avenue 
Pangburn  Alida  Mrs.  house  124  Chestnut 
Pangburn  Isaac,  painter,  h.  104  Washington  ave; 
Pangburn  John  S.  furniture  wagon,  house  124 

Chestnut 
Pangburn  Wilhelmus,  painter,  h.  36  Congress 
Papallan  Valentine,  laborer,  boards  305  B'way 
Papen  Theodore,  agent,  house  89  Schuyler 
Papst  Filip,  shoemaker,  house  118  Broad- 
Pardon  Jabez,  printer,  house  183  Third 
Pareira  Aaron,  clothing,  224  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Pareira  Abraham,  peddler,  house  120  Arch 
Parent  Mary,  widow,  house  88  Grand 
Park  Curtis,  clerk,  boards  14  Lumber 
Park  William,  clothing  and  groceries,  4  and  5 

Little  Basin,  house  14  Lumber 
Parke  Clark  D.  hostler,  house  50  Elk 
Parke  Elisha,  paver,  house  56  West  Ferry 
Parke  Harriet,  widow,  hoards  106  State 
Parke  Philip  Wendell,  house  106  State 
Parker  Amasa  J.  attorney,  h.  143  Wash.  ave. 
Parker  Andrew  J.  shoemaker,  h.  278  S.  Pearl 
Parker  Catharine,  widow,  house  115  Lumber 
Parker  Jesse,  shoemaker,  h.  Whitehall  road 
Parker  Jesse  jr.  shoemaker,  h.  4  Bethlehem  road 
Parker  John  N.  carpenter.  Chapel  cor.  Steuben, 

house  51  Chapel 
Parker  Joseph,  printer,  .house  114>i  Franklin 
Parker  Levi,  real  estate  agt.  183  N.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Parker  Mary  Mrs.  dry  goods,  75  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Parker  Richard,  turner,  boards  115  Lumber 
Parker  Thomas,  carpenter,  boards  115  Lumber 
Parker  Thomas,  machinist,  house  16  Lumber 
Parker  William,  turner,  boards  115  Lumber 
Parker  William  B.  carpenter,  bds.  61  Clin.  ave. 
Parker  {William  W.)  h  O'Brien  {Charles),  mer- 
chant tailors,  481  B'way,  house  36  Eagle 
Parkes  Wm.  musician,  34th  reg't,  h.  174  Lumber 
Parkhurst  Edwin,  music  dealer,  85  State,  bds. 

63  Grand 
Parkins  Joseph,  moulder,  house  96  Snipe 
Parkins  Theodore  S.  mason,  house  34  Chestnut 
Parkhurst  Nathan  S.   clerk,  475  Broadway,  h. 

55  Maiden  lane 
Parks  Martha,  widow,  house  51  Congress 
Parks  Sarah  S.  widow,  house  148  Chestnut 
Parkyn  John  Rev.  house  157  Swan 
Parley    John,    cabinetmaker,  house    13    Great 

Western  turnpike 
Parmele  F.  B.  physician,  h.  12  B'way,  G'bush 
Parmelee  Ashbel  B.  canal  appraiser,  State  Hall, 

house  at  Malone 
Parnell  Willard,  sawfiler  and  hand  screwmaker, 
50  Howard,  house  43  Congress        [N.  Pearl 
Parnham   W.  F.  nurse  and  sexton,  house   126 
Parr  Harris,  boards  102  Franklin 
Parr  John,  printer,  boards  102  Franklin 
Parr  Richard,  house  102  Franklin         [Franklin 
Parr  Richard  jr.  street  supt.   S.   D.  boards    102 
Parris  George  W.  moulder,  boards  66  N.  Ferry 
Parrott  Elliott  G.  carriagemaker,  h.  210  Lumber 
Parry  William  H.  paperhangiugs,  96  S.   Pearl, 

house  92  Hamilton 
Parslow  Prank,  clerk,  house  66  Hudson 
Parsons  Charles  E.    {Harvey  Parsons  &  Son), 

house  23  Ten  Broeck 
Parsons  Esther,  widow,  house  110  North  Pearl 
Parsons  Harvey  &  Son  (C.  E.  Parsons),  under- 
takers, &c.,  601  Broadway,  h.  23  Ten  Broeck 
Parsons  H.  S.  clerk,  H.  R.  R.  Greenbush,  bds. 

Franklin  House 
Parsons  Isabella,  widow,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Parsons  Jacob  E.  lumberman,  h.  204  N.  Pearl 


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Parsons  Jas.  W.  clothing,  415  B'way,  h.  828  do. 
Parsons  John   D.  {Weed,  P.   &  Co.  also  Weed, 

Dawson  &  Co.),  Evening  Journal,  61  State, 

house  30  First 
Parsons  Ludwig,  maltster,  h.  151  Montgomery 
Parsons  P.  N.  grocer,  boards  211  Jay 
Parsons  Seth  E.  {Greene  &  P.),  photographic 

goods,  496  Broadway,  house  150  Hudson 
Parsons  S.  H.  H.  police  justice,  Center  Market, 

house  110  North  Pearl  [b.  828  B'way 

Parsons  Stephen  H.  clerk.  Exchange  cor.  Dean, 
Pasco  Ezra  L.  stoves,  &c.  56  Wash.  a.  h.  148  do. 
Pasco  Robert  V.   stoves  and  tinsmith,  B'way 

opposite  Ferry,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Pasco  &  Co.  boots  and  shoes,  58  Wash,  avenue 
Passenger  Andrew,  gardener,  house  N.  Albany 
Passenger  Peter,  hatter,  house  7  South  Ferry 
Patch  i).  A.  {John  Tracey  &  Co.),  h.  at  Boston 
Paterson  Jolm,  state  inspector  of  weights   and 

measures.  State  Hall,  house  244  Hudson 
Paterson  Wm.  G.  bookkeeper,  63  Washington 

avenue,  boards  71  Hudson 
Patrick  Catharine,  widow,  house  37  Alexander 
Patrick  James  M.  paperhanger,  h.  62  Schuyler 
Patrick  Rob't  W.  with  G.  A.  Burch,  b.  20  Dallius 
Patrick  Simeon,  agent  John  Thomas  jr.   house 

173  Lumber 
Patten  Alexander,  laborer,  house  265  N.  Pearl 
Patten  Ed\tard  P.  clerk,  house  42  Congress 
Pattea  John",  house  199  Lancaster 
Patten  Ji)bn  W.  lumber  insp.  house  26  Third 
Patten  Marcus,  carman,  house  North  Albany 
Patten  Mioses  &  Co.   {Samuel  Patten),  produce, 

80  Pier,  flour  mill,  82  do.  h.  54  Wash.  ave. 
Patten  R.  J.  h.  81  Second  [Pier,  h.  192  State 

Patten  Samuel  (M.  Patten  &  Co.),  produce,  80 
Patterson  Agnes  Mrs.  house  80  Arch 
Patterson  Aiford,  tailor,  h.  Broad  c.  Schuyler 
Patterson  Ann  Miss,  house  79  First 
Patterson  Charles,  volunteer,  ii.  158  Montgomery 
Patterson  Clarence  E.  machinist,  bds.  43  Lydius 
Patterson  George,  91st  reg't,  house  7  Johnson 
Patterson  Hamilton,  tracklayer,  h.  121  Lumber 
Patterson  Hugh,  baker,  boards  53  Hawk 
Patterson  James,  moroccodresser,  h.  110  Arch 
Patterson  James  A.  bookkeeper,  h.  19  Catharine 
Patterson  John,  bricklayer,  house  155  Canal 
Patterson  John,  wooldealer,  house  98  Eagle 
Patterson  John  A.  carpenter,  house  32  Union 
Patterson  Martha,  widow,  house  16  Chapel 
Patterson  Richard  A.  shoemaker,  h.  33  Second 
Patterson  Robert,  laborer,  house  30  Canal 
Patterson  Thomas,  goldbeater,  h.  74  Rensselaer 
Patterson  William,  carpenter,  h.  6  Bleecker  pi. 
Patterson  William,  carpenter,  h.  Canal  ab.  Swan 
Patterson  Wm.  B.  91st  reg't,  house  40  John 
Patterson  Wm.  G.  cigarmaker,  h.  281  Lumber 
Patterson,  see  Paterson 
Pattinson  John,  carpenter,  house  175  Orange 
Pattison  Ann  Miss,  house  79  First 
Pattisou  Dudley,  harnessmaker,  h.  101  Clin.  av. 
Pattison  Mary,  widow,  house  79  First 
Patton  John  R.  clerk,  Water  cor.  North  Ferry, 

house  12  Van  Woert 
Patton  William  J.  carman,  bds.  12  Van  Woert 
I'aul  Robert,  stonecutter,  house  156  Giand 
Paul  Samuel,  clerk,  420  B'way,  h.  154  Hudson 
Paul  Thomas,  school  teacher,  boards  10  Lark 
Paul  Thomas,  machinist,  H.  R.  R.  R.  bds.  Bos- 
ton House,  Greenbush 
Pauley  David,  moulder,  house  51  Jefferson 
Pauley  .lames,  30tli  reg't,  house  51  Jeflerson 
Paulis  Kasper,  clerk,   128  South  Pearl,  house 

Morton  near  Delaware  turnpike 
Pauls  Dedrick,  tanner,  house  55  Wash,  avenue 
Payn  Benjamin,  tobacconist,  447  Broadway,  h. 

132  North  Pearl  (see  notice  on  page  236) 


Payn  Edgar  M.  boards  107  Clinton  avenue 
Payn  George  A.  bread  agent,  128  State,  bds.  do. 
Payn  John  B.  moulder,  house  12  Catharine 
Payn  Samuel  G.  confectioner,  128  State,  h.  do. 
Payn  Samuel  N.  dredger  and  dock  builder,  h. 

107  Clinton  avenue 
Payn  William,  moulder,  house  132  Lumber 
Payne  Edward  A.  carpenter,  h.  129  Clinton  ave. 
Payne  Francis  W.  grocer,  740  B'way,  h.  2  Wilson 
Payne  George  R.  office,  438  Broadway,  h  41.  Swan 
Payne  John  H.  machinist,  house  1  Hamilton  pi. 
Payne  Maria  Miss,  house  71  Division 
Payne  Warren  L.  agent,  house  1 36  Lydius 
Payne  Wm.  B.  carpetweaving,  7  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
Payne  W.  L.  clerk,  53  S.  Pearl,  b.  136  Lydius 
Payne,  see  Paine 

Payton  James,  laborer,  house  64  Water 
Payton  John,  laborer,  house  at  North  Albany 
Peacock  Jacob,  wooddealer,  house  249  Hudson 
Peacock  James,  carman,  house  73  Lawrence 
Pearce  C.  G.  cane  manuf.  and  ivory  turning,  45 

Maiden  lane,  house  do.   ' 
Pearce,  see  Peirce,  Pearse  and  Pierce 
Pearcey  Henrietta,  tailoress,  boards  40  Lafayette 
Pearcey  Wm.  crier  of  court,  house  40  Lafayette 
Pearcey,  see  Percy 

Pearl  Mary  E.  widow  of  Jacob,  h.  15  Quackenb. 
Pearse  Edward  L.  clerk,  3  Hudson,  boards  186 

Lancaster 
Pearse  Marshall,  grainmeasurer,  h.  186  Lancaster 
Pearse  Sebastian,  bookkeeper,  116  Water,  house 

204  North  Pearl 
Pearse,  see  Pearce,  Pierce  and  Peirce 
Pearson  Thomas,  machinist,  house  9  Lumber 
Pease  Charles  E.  lieut.  44th  reg't,  b.  777  B'way 
Pease  Charles  L.  clerk  N.  Y,  C.  R.  R.  freight 

office,  boards  29  Division 
Pease  Chauncey  D.  pianomaker,  b.  29  Quackenb. 
Pease  Earl  P.  boards  777  Broadway 
Pease    Frederick    S.    bookkeeper   Commercial 

Bank,  house  62  Lodge 
Pease  George  H.  Directory  canvasser,  78  State 
Pease  Harry  E.  engraver,  boards  777  Broadway 
Pease  Richard  H.  agricultural  implements,  Tivoli 

hollow,  house  777  Broadway 
Pease  Richard  H.  jr.  boards  777  Broadway 
Peck  Allen  F.  moulder,  house  89  Eagle 
Peck  Charles  H.   teacher  of  High  school,  119 

State,  boards  227  do. 
Peck  David,  bartender.    Ferry  House  foot  of 

South  Ferry,  house  do. 
Peck  David,  railroad  agent,  house  111  N.  Pearl 
Peck  {Delavan)  &  Co.  {A.  G.  Rosboro),  proprie- 
tors Merchants'  Hotel,  505  Broadway 
Peck  Edward  H.  lumber  insp.  9  Lumber  Dis- 
trict, house  68  Lumber 
Peck  {Eleazer  A.)  &  Hillman  {Joseph),  life  insu- 
rance, 442  Broadway,  house  at  Troy 
Peck  Eliza,  widow,  h.  116  Washington  avenue 
Peck  John  M.  real  estate  agent,  h.  1 1 1  N.  Pearl 
Peck  Joseph  W.  tinsmith,  house  295  Hamilton 
Peck  Lany,  widow,  boards  Merchants'  Hotel 
Peck  Lewis,  moulder,  house  48  Orange 
Peck  Riley  W.  clerk,  house  15  Lancaster 
Peck  Spencer  S.  B.  boards  116  Washington  av. 
Peckham  Charles,  18th  reg't,  b.  Franklin  House 
Peckham  Rufus  W.  justice  suoreme  court,  office 

Tweddle  Hall,  house  123  State 
Peckham  Rufus  W.  jr.  {Tremaine  &  P.)  attor- 
ney, Tweddle  Hall,  house  123  State 
Pecord  Samuel,  baker,  house  44  Lawrence 
Peek  A.  Mason,  civil  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

boards  Delavan  House " 
Peek  Daniel  Mrs.  house  48  Orange 
Peel  John,  baker,  house  146  Lancaster 
Peevers  William,  patternfiler,  h.  r.  705  B'way 
Peffer  Henry,  shoemaker,  house  181  Broad 


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Peirce  Elizabeth,  house  63  Lancaster 
Peirce,  see  Pierce,  Pearce  and  Pearse 
Feirson  Chuvles  {Ubsdell,  P.  &  Co.),  drygoods, 

41  North  Pearl,  house  at  New  York 
Pelechi  Morris,  peddler,  house  110  Arch 
Pelran  Peter,  carpenter,  boards  257  S.  Pearl 
Peltzwinder  Sebastian,  tailor,  house  37  Clinton 
Pemberton  Ebenezer  Mrs.  house  35  Ten  Broeck 
Pemberton  Harriet,  widow  of  Henry  S.  house  88 
Second  [h.  71  Ten  Broeck 

Pemberton  John,  grocer,  N.  Pearl,  c.  Columbia, 
Pemberton  John,  blacksmith,  h.  495  Clinton  av. 
Pemberton  John  L.  poulterer,  house  130  Spring 
Pemberton  Thomas  L.  liouse  30  Van  Schaick 
Pender  John,  bartender,  532  Broadway,  house 

55  West  Ferry 
Pender  Martin,  laborer,  house  96  Arch 
Pender  Michael,  laborer,  house  Canal  near  Knox 
Pendergrast  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  139  Green 
Pendergrast  Edward,  43d  reg't,  house  Van  Zandt 

near  Philip 
Panders  Patrick,  laborer,  house  55  West  Ferry 
Pendleton  Lansing,  carpenter,  h.  9  Catharine 
Penfield  Edward  C.  11  Hudson,  b.  753  Broadway 
Penfield  George  H.  bookkeeper,  W.  R.  R.  house 
at  Greenbush  [Tromp 

Penley  Frederick,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards  14  Van 
Penley  George  F.  carpenter,  b.  14  Van  Tromp 
Penn  William,  waiter,  liouse  57  Howard 
Penney  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  Yates  u.  Lark 
Pennie  John  jr.  cooper,  42  Quay  and  66  Herki- 
mer, house  161  Lydius 
Pennington  James,  mason,  bds.  59  S.  Lansing 
Pennington  Thomas,  currier,  house  1 1 1  Hawk 
Pennyfeather  Richard,  stovemounter,  house  277 

Green 
Pens  Peter,  moulder,  house  95  Nucella      [Bank 
Pepoon  F.   H.  clerk  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 
Pepper  Calvin,  attorney,  house  195  Swan 
Pepper  Calvin  Mrs.  widow,  house  16  High 
Pepper  George,  house  16  High 
Pepperkorn  Samuel,  peddler,  h.  89  Herkimer 
Peppii'.ck  John,  shoemaker,  h.  78  Franklin 
Pepson  Stephen,  potter,  house  248  Lydius 
Percy  James,  pressman,  20  Green,  bds.  Third 
Percy  John,  attorney,  boards  14  Third 
Percy  John  jr.  grocer,  88  Third,  house  do. 
Percy  Maria,  widow,  house  1 1 3  First 
Percy  Wm.  N.  machinist,  house  113  First 
Percy  see  Pcarcey 

Perdue  Henry,  cooper,  house  1 23  Franklin 
Perkins  George,  brakeman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 
Farmers'  Hotel  [Broadway 

Perkins  Jesse  A.  dentist,  Twedde  Hall,  bds.  693 
Perkins  W.  W.  clerk,  adjutant  general's  office, 

house  J  6  Jay 
Perl  Alexander,  peddler,  house  250  S.  Peail 
Perl  Moses,  grocer,  house  274  S.  Pearl 
Pero  Jacob,  i'nrnaceman,  h.  74  Schuyler 
Peron  Jeremiah,  boatman,  h.  West  Ferry  alley 
Perry  Andrew  J.  bookkeeper,  h.  128  Spring 
Perry  Eli,  mayor.  City  Hall,  h.  85  Wash.  av. 
Perry   Hiiam,    produce    dealer    and    maltster. 

Bowery  cor.  Robin,  house  174  State 
Perry  John,  baker,  house  W.  Ferry,  bel.  Ontario 
Perry  John  S.  iron  founder,  478  Broadway  and 

110  Beaver,  h.  140  Washington  avenue 
Perry  Joseph,  laborer,  house  71  Grand 
Perry  Thomas  R.  clerk,  423  B'way,  b.  174  State 
Perry  William  F.  8  S.  Pearl,  b.  V.  Renss.  House 
Pester  John  H.  clerk,  boards  88  Lark 
Pester  Thomas,  baker,  boards  88  Lark 
Pester  William,  house  88  Lark 
Peter  Anton,  brewer,  h.  Clinton  n.  Whiteh.  rd. 
Peter  George,  carpenter,  house  25  Bowery 
Peterman  Jefferson,  watchmaker  and  sewing  ma- 
chines, 36  Hudson,  house  65  Grand 

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Peters  C.  F.  manuf.  jeweler,  45  Green,  h.  do. 
Peters  George,  cabinetmaker,  house  73  Bowery 
Peters  Geo.  0.  agent,  house  20  Dallius 
Peters  John  G.  liquors,  780  B'way,  h.  236  Lumber 
Peters  Murray,  papermaker,  h.  15  Bleecker 
Peterson  Andrew,  machinist,  h.  59  Third 
Peterson  Charles,  machinist,  house  260  Lumber 
Peterson  John,  baker,  house  125  Bowery 
Petit  James,  foreman,  6  Pruyn,  h.  344  Lydius 
Petrie  Henry  A.  clerk,   state  engineer's  office, 

State  Hall,  boards  17  Jay 
Petry  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  Morton  n.  Del.  turn. 
Pettiugill  Michael,  baker,  97  Beaver,  house  do. 
Pettingill  William,  freight  dispatcher,  N.  Y.  C. 

R.  R.  boards  29  Quackenbush 
Pettschierstecher  Benjamin,  h.  r.  277  S.  Pearl 
Pew  Margaret,  house  208  Green 
Pew  Maria,  house  208  Green 
Pfail  Henry,  carbuilder,  house  North  Albany 
Pfeffer  Louis,  New  World  Hotel,  284  Broadway 
Pfeiffer  Charles,  shoemaker,  31  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Pfeil  George,  cooper,  house  233  Sand 
Pflantz  Christotf,  hairdresser,  245  South  Pearl 
Pflantz  Michael,  tailor,  house  166  Broad 
Pflantz  William,  tailor,  house  163  Broad 
Pflug  William,  shoemaker,  house  48  Division 
Phelan  James,  laborer,  house  36  Van  Woert 
Phelan  John,  contractor,  h.  100  Colonie 
Phelan  Mary,  widow,  house  Fowler,  cor.  Story 
Phelan  Sarah  A.  widow,  boards  76  Lydius 
Phelps  Albert,  clerk,  house  71  Swan 
Phelps  Charles  E.  cooper,  house  312X  State 
Phelps  Erastus  R.  Mrs.  house  166  Swan 
Phelps  Frank,  carpenter,  house  37  Mulberry 
Phelps  Geo.  Y.  porterhouse,  119  South  Pearl,  h. 

69  Lydius 
Phelps  James,  boatman,  house  49  Mulberry 
Phelps  Philip,  deputy  comptroller.  State  Hall, 

house  189  Hamilton  [104  Eagle 

Phelps  William  L.  M.  clerk,  451  Broadway,  h. 
Phifle  Wilhema,  widow,  house  86  Cherry 
Phillip  Andrew,  harnessmaker,  boards  Schuyler 

corner  Franklin 
Phillips  Anthony  J.  plumber,  190  South  Pearl 
Phillips  Caroline,  wid.  of  .lame.^,  h.  245  Lumber 
Phillips  Charles,  Junction  White  House  Tavern, 

Western  plank  road 
Phillips  Dewitt  H.  boards  304  Washington  ave. 
Phillips  Edward,  clerk,  boards  725  Broadway 
Phillips  Franklin,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

109  Clinton  ave. 
Phillips  Geo.  K.  furniture,  wagon,  h.  56  Swan 
Phillips  Henry,  carriagetrimmer,  bds.  Schuyler 

corner  Franklin 
Phillips  lacob,  carpenter,  house  66  Franklin 
Phillips  James  C.  waiter,  29  Dean,  bds.  do. 
Phillips  John,  alderman  9th  ward,  cattledealer, 

house  304  Wasliington  avenue 
Phillips  John,  laborer,  house  78  Arch 
Phillips  John  P.  poultry  dealer,  90  State,  house 

276  Washington  avenue 
Phillips  John  P.  laborer,  house  283  S.  Pearl 
Phillips  Joseph,  bds.  East  n.  Mechanic,  G'hush 
Phillips  Joseph  W.  bookkeeperat  Dunlop  House, 

house  175  Second 
Phillips  Mary  Ann,  widow,  house  167  Grand 
Phillips  Miles,  conductor,  S.  &  G.  R.  R.  boards 

'  Washington,  Greenbush 
Phillips  Oscar,  fireman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  15 

Railroad  avenue  [Jeffisrson 

Phillips  Patrick,  shoemaker,  19  Daniels,  h.  129 
Pliillips  Wm.  proprietor  of  National  House,  29 

South  Pearl 
Phillips  Wm.  H.  pakiter,  h.  151  Jefferson 
Philpot  {John)  &  Day  {Cornelius),  carpenters,  58 

Second,  house  147  do.  [64  Lancaster 

Phipps  Bradford  S.  clerk,  494  Broadway,  boards 


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Picket  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  55  Howard 
Picket  Lewis,  laborer,  house  83  Alexander 
Piehl  John,  grocer,  house  185  Broad 
Piepenbrink  Charles,  44th  reg't,  h.  278  Lydius 
Piepenbrink  Fred'k,  uphoKter,  h.  278  Lydius 
Pierce  Fanny,  cloak  and  mantilla  maker,   89 

Hamilton  [Columbia 

Pierce  George  W.  clerk,  470  Broadway,  bds.  105 
Pierce  Harriet,  teacher,  house  38  Eagle 
Pierce  Horace  L  (Moore  &  P.),  grocer,  19  North 

Pearl,  boards  33  Grreen 
Pierce  James  G.  house  White,  Bath  [Bath 

Pierce  Jas.  H.  condiactor,  W.  R.   R.   h.  White, 
Pierce  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  89  Hamilton 
Pierce  Melinda,  muslctjacher,  304  Hamilton 
Pierce,  see  Pearce^  Pearse  and  Pcirce. 
Piersall  David  H.  carriagemaker,  h.  11  Catharine 
Pierson  John,  clerk,  bds.  Beardsley's  Hotel 
Pierson  Ross,  agent,  house  193  Elm 
Pike  Benjamin,  cigarmaker,  h,  148  First 
Pike  James,  boots  and  shoes,  14  South  Pearl 
Pike  Margaret,  widow,  house  363  State 
Pike  T.  Payne,  coffee  and  spice,  28  S.  Ferry 
Pillian  Michael,  laborer,  house  160  Canal 
Pillian  Thomas,  laborer,  house  3  Sand 
Pilling  John  A,  painter,  bds.  58  S.  Lansing 
Fillings  Elizabeth,  widow,  b.  14  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Pilsbury  Amos,  superintendent  Penitentiary 
Pilsbury  Louis  D.  clerk  at  Penitentiary 
Pinckney  James,  clerk,  boards  Clinton  Hotel 
Pinckney  Abraham,  weigher  and  measurer,  h. 

93  Green 
Pinckney  Jas.  D.  passenger  accountant,  N.  Y.  C. 

R.  R.  Exchange  Building,  house  26  Division 
Pinckney  James  D.  jr.  accountant,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.  Exchange  Building,  bds.  57  Lydius 
Pinckney  John  W.  weigher  and  measurer,  house 

156  Lumber 
Pinckney  Wm.  tailor,  house  28  Canal 
Pinion  James,  shoemaker,  house  100  Orange 
Pinney  George  W.  engineer,  house  88  Second 
Pitcher  Isaac,  printer,  house  42  Congress 
Pitkin  T.  C.  Rev.  house  31  Lodge 
Pitman  B.  H.  Rev.  bds.  33  Jay  [Jay 

Pitman  Robt.  H.  bowling  saloon,  98  State,  h.  33 
Pitt  George  William,  43d  reg't,  h.  r.  140  Jefferson 
Pitt  M.  H.  clerk,  house  293  State 
Pitt  Wm,  H.  clerk,  472  B'way,  bds.  273  State 
Pitts  Mary,  widow,  house  56  Sand 
Pladwell  George  H.  b.  95  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Plaawell  John,  looking  glass  manufacturer,  15 

N.  Pearl,  h.  55  Wash.  ave. 
Pladwell  Joseph,  house  45  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Planck  Michael,  locksmith,  house  188  Broad 
Planel  Charles,  painter,  bds.  359  Wash.  ave. 
Plank  Catharine,  tailoress,  house  52  Congress 
Platner  Harry,  farmer,  house  17  Willett 
Piatt  Benjamin  S.  printer,  bds.  70  Clinton  ave. 
Piatt  Charles  E.  butcher,  Hudson  cor.  Green,  h. 

100  Franklin 
Piatt  Emily  L.  teacher,  bds.  209  Hamilton 
Piatt  Helen  T.  music  teacher,  b.  209  Hamilton 
Piatt  James  B.  mason,  house  100  Franklin 
Piatt  Lauren  R.  clerk  582  Broadway,  house  70 

Clinton  avenue 
Platto  Chas.  T.  clerk,  30  State,  h.  27  Lancaster 
Platto  Edward  C.  tinsmith,  h.  90  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Platto  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  h.  90  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Platto  Henry,  waiter,  bds.  196  Lumber 
Platto  Hiram  M.  painter,  h.  90  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Platto  James  A.  carpenter,  house  10  Lancaster 
Platz  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Canal  n.  Snipe 
Plinta  Augustus,  civil  engineer  N.   x.  C.  R.  R. 

bds.  Dunlop  House       • 
Plumb  John,  carpetweaver,  h.  226  Wash.  ave. 
Plumb  Joseph,  clerk,  bds.  92  Lydius 
Plummer  Lloyd  Mrs.  house  19  van  Zandt 


Poe  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  r.  113  Beaver 
Pochin  John,  coppersmith,  house  64  Lydius 
Pockman  William  S.  grocer,  h.  Partition  corner 

First,  Green  bush,  house  do. 
Pohlman  Andrew,  laborer,  house  522  Clinton  av. 
Pohlman  Charles,  house  47  Hudson 
Pohlman  Daniel,  house  83  Green 
Pohlman  Harry  E.  woodengraver,  448  Broadway, 

boards  16  North  Pearl 
Pohlman  Henry  N.  Rev.  h.  136  Wash.  ave. 
Pohlman  Jacob  D.  bds.  47  Hudson  [ilton 

Pohly  Nathan,  clothing,  80  S.  Pearl,  h.  138  Ham- 
Pollard  Randall  D.  C.  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

boards  25  Quackenbush 
Polleat  Bernard    V.   teacher  of  dancing,    94 X 

State,  h.  171  Elm 
Pollock  J.  K.  professor,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Pollock  Moses,  tailor,  house  105  Arch 
Pomfret  James  E.  physician,  669  B'way,  h.  do. 
Pommer  John,  musician,  h.  143  Broad 
Pool  Matthias,  laborer,  house  65  Sand 
Pool  Stephen,  carman,  h.  334  N.  Pearl 
Poole  John,  carman,  house  65  N.  Lansing 
Poole  Thatcher,  carpenter,  h.  76  Lawrence 
Poor  Wilbur  F.  clerk  81  State,  bds.  255  Lydius 
Pootz  John,  carpenter,  house  1 18  Sand 
Popp  John,  hairdresser,  274  Broadway,  boards 

34  Benjamin 
Popp  Nicholas,  basketmaker,  h.  34  Benjamin 
Porter  Charles  H.  43d  reg't,  h.  308  State 
Porter  Charles  H.  professor  of  chemistry.  Medi- 
cal College,  office  87  N.  Pearl,  bds.  141  do. 
Porter  DeForest  Rev.  b.  Farmers  &  Mech'cs'  Hotel 
Porter  p]lizabeth,  widow,  house  308  State 
Porter  George,  boardinghouse,  22  Quackenbush 
Porter  Geo.  gardener,  h.  Clinton  ave.  ab.  Snipe 
Porter  Ira,  paints  and  sign  painter,  609  B'way, 

and  canal  col.  Little  Basin,  h.  94  Columbia 
Porter  Ira  jr.  clerk  Albany  City  Bank,  bds.  94 

Columbia 
Porter  Isaac  G.  peddler,  h.  9  Van  Woert 
Porter  Isaiah,  mirrormaker,  h.  27  W.  Ferry 
Porter  Jeremiah,  43d  reg't,  h.  308  State 
Porter  John,  laborer,  h.  12  Railroad  avenue 
Porter  John,  laborer,  house  179  Third 
Porter  John,  shoemaker,  bds.  36  Van  Schaick 
Porter  John  G.  carman,  house  3U8  State 
Porter  John  K.  {Cogger  &  Porter),  attorney,  57 

State,  house  19  Wash.  ave. 
Porter  Sarah  Mrs.  house  94  Columbia 
Porter  Solomon,  house  81  Hawk,  Arb.  hill 
Porter  Wm.  C.  house  86  Westerlo 
Forth  (Frederic)  &  Co.  (John  Walter),  table  oil 

clotiis,  286  Bowery,  h.  198  Wash.  ave. 
Portley  James,  laborer,  house  3  Eagle 
Post  Jared  A.  drygoods,  466  B'way,  h.  133 Eagle 
Post  Peter  E.  pilot,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Potkora  Wm.  gardener,  h.  Plank  rd.  ab.  Perry 
Pottenberg  Henry,  house  176  Lumber 
Potter  Benjamin  F.   attorney  N.    Y.    C.  R,  R. 

Exchange  Bldg.  h.  at  Schenectady 
Potter  Richard,  patent  rights,  h.  199  Lancaster 
Potter  Sarah  A.  widow,  house  81  Herkimer 
Potts  Jesse  C.  house  206  Lydius 
Powderly  John,  laborer,  house  50  Bradford 
Powell  borance,  carman,  house  310  State 
Powell  .John,  blacksmith,  h.  127  Franklin 
Power  Edward,  shoemaker,  h.  7  Liirk,  Arb.  hill 
Power  John,  butcher,  204  Green,  h.  do. 
Power  Johi),  laborer,  house  Alexander,  between 

Clinton  and  Elizabeth 
Power  Patrick,  laborer,  house  216  B'way 
Powers  Ann,  widow,  house  83  Cherry 
Powers  Catharine,  widow,  h.  135  Church 
Powers  Edmund,  carpenter,  house  83  Cherry 
Powers  Edward,  laborer,  h.  r.  177  Montgomery 
Powers  James,  laborer,  house  at  Bath 


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Powers  James,  laborer,  h.  John,  G'bush 
Powers  James,  blacksmith,  house  1  Grand 
Powers  James,  laborer,  h.  52  X  Colonie 
Powers  John,  laborer,  house  222  B'way 
Powers  John,  laborer,  house  41  Rensselaer 
Powers  John  jr.  butcher,  boards  204  Green 
Powers  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  532  Clinton  ave. 
Powers  Lawrence,  tailor,  house  80  Franklin 
Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  11  Morton 
Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  52  Rensselaer 
Powers  Mary,  widow,  house  1 17  Arch 
Powers  Michael,  cooper,  bds.  52 >i  Colonie 
Powers  Patrick,  grocer  and  baker,  36  Jefferson 
Powers  Patrick,  blacksmith,  li.  124  Bowery 
Powers  Peter,  carpenter,  bds.  221  Green 
Powers  Philip,  cooper,  house  142  Franklin 
Powers  Richard,  laborer,  house  59  Broadway 
Powers  Thomas,  cooper,  house  99  Broad 
Powers  Thomas,  engineer,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Powers  Walter,  laborer,  h.  42  Van  Schaick 
Poyner  Joseph,  pianomaker,  house  at  Bath 
Poyuer  Oscar  A.  pianotuner,  bds.  at  Bath 
Pramer  Nelson,  carman,  h.  27  De  Witt 
Pratt  Aaron  B.  (Lee  &  P.)  attorney,  also  {A.  B. 

Pratt  Se  Co.),   N.  Y.  collecting  agencv,  94 

State,  house  lOO  Spring 
Pratt  Andrew,  trunkmaker,  house  4  Rose 
Pratt  Benjamin  H.  steward  at  Delavan  House,  b. 

223  Jay 
Pratt  Horace,  drover,  b.  Broadway,  G'bush 
Pratt  James  A.  machinist,  h.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Pratt  L.  M.  homoeopathic  physician,  580  B'way, 

bds.  51  North  Pearl 
Pratt  Lucy  A.  widow,  house  69  South  E'erry 
Pratt  Philip  0.  carpenter,  house  117  Grand 
Pratt  Ralph,  house  69  South  Ferry 
Pratt  ( Wm.)  &  Stetson  {James),  butchers.  East, 

Greenbush,  house  do.  [North  Pearl 

Pratt  William  R.  shoemaker,  4  Clint,  ave.  h.  67 
Prentice  Ebenezer,  moroccodresser,  h.  76  Canal 
Prentice  Ezra  P.  president  Commercial  Bank,  40 

State,  house  at  Mount  Hope 
Prentice  J.  B.   express,  13  Exchange  Building, 

house  Mount  Hope 
Prentice  Sarah,  widow  of  John  F.  h.  22  Third, 
Prentice  William  P.  attorney,  41  North  Pearl, 

house  at  Mount  Hope 
Prescott  Thomas,  upholsterer,  h.  34  Westerlo 
Prescott  Wra.  harnessmaker,  house  95  Elk 
Prescott  William  jr.  painter,  boards  95  Elk 
Pressle  George,  laborer,  house  53  Bowery 
Prest  David,  shoemaker,  house  96  Colonie 
Prest  John,  boots  and  shoes,  816  Broadway,  h. 

90  Colonie 
Prest  Matthias,  clerk,  boards  90  Colonie 
Prest  Rebecca,  widow,  boards  90  Colonie  [House 
Preston  Charles,  com.  mer.  bds.  Van  Rensselaer 
Preston  Geo.  clerk,  113  Pier,  b.  Mansion  House 
Preston  George  B.  110  Pier,  bds.  237  Lydius 
Preston  Sylvester,  cabinetmaker,   he  use  215  X 

Lumber  [Pier,  h.  237  Lydius 

Preston  William  S.  commission  merchant,  110 
Price  (Joseph  J.)  &  Weatherhead  (if.   L.)  wine 

and  tea  mercliaiits,  7  N.  Pearl,  h.  69  Grand 
Price  Michael,  laborer,  h.-55  Snipe    [b.  799  B'way 
Price  Robert,  engraver,  photographer  on  wood. 
Price  Thomas,  carman,  house  147  Green 
Pricer  Joseph,  laborer,  house  101  Sand 

Pridey ,  widow,  house  173  Montgomery 

Prime  Baltus,  ropemaker,  h.  r.  201  Lumber 
Prime  Gertrude,  widow,  house  5  Canal 
Prime  Horatio  P.  clerk,  boards  69  Green 
Pringle  James,  accountant,  house  44  Canal 
Prins  Henry,  blacksmith,  house  116  Broad 
Prior  Mary,  widow,  h.  4  Hawk  near  Canal 
Prior  Patrick,  tinpeddler,  house  118  Snipe 
Prior  Thomas,  tinpeddler,  house  85  Sand 


Pritchard  John,  clerk,  house  84  Broad 
Proctor  James,  bartender,  boards  49  Philip 
Proctor  .loseph,  bartender,  8  Hudson,  b.  do. 
Profit  Abram,  laborer,  house  202  Lumber 
Proffit  Ann,  house  202  Lumber 
Proper  James,  farmer,  house  253  Elm 
Proseus  Henry,  clerk,  30  State,  h.  112  Hawk 
Prout  Michael,  grocer,  191  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Pruyn  Agnes  Miss,  boards  109  North  Pearl 
Pruyn   Augustus,  Scott's  cavalry,  house  State 

corner  Chapel 
Pruyn  Catharine,  house  107  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  Charles  E.  lieut.  96threg't,  b.  109  N.  Pearl 
Pruyn  Edward  R.  vol.  house  235  Lumber 
Pruyn  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  30  Van  Schaick 
Pruyn  Eliza  N.  dressmaker,  h.  Lumber,  Arb.  h. 
Pruyn  Francis  S.  (L.  Pruyn  &  Son),  39  State,  h. 

105  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  Gertrude,  widow,  house  5  Canal 
Pruyn  John,  clerk,  39  State,  h.  30  Maiden  lane 
Pruyn  John  F.  conductor  R.  &  S.  R.  R.  boards 

Delavan  House 
Pruyn  John  V.  L.  attorney.  Exchange  Building, 

"house  13  Elk 
Pruyn  Lansing  &  Son  (Francis  S.  Pruyn)  hard- 
ware, 39  State,  house  105  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  (Robert  H.)  &  Lansing  (Charles  B.),  iron 

works  and  saw  factory.  Liberty  cor.  Pruyn, 

house  52  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  Samuel  Mrs.  house  109  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  Sarah  Miss,  boards  109  North  Pearl 
Pruyn  (William  H.)  &  Henderer  (Harmon  H.), 

saloon,  89  South  Pearl,  h.  134  Lumber 
Pruyn  William  J.  baker,  house  212  Lumber 
Pryce  James,  carriagemaker,  bds.  N.  Albany 
Puffer  William  M.  natter,  house  4  Chestnut 
Puhl  Julius,  shoemaker,  house  329  S.  Pearl 
Pulling  Abraham  C.  (TV.  H.  H.  Lintner  &  Co.),  5 

Tweddle  Hall,  house  775  Broadway 
Pulver  Calvin,  laborer,  house  145  Jefferson 
Pulver  John,  boat  captain,  h.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Pulver  Peter,  boatman,  h.  4  Bethlehem  road 
Pumpelly  Harmon,  president  Gas  Company,  59 

State,  house  57  North  Pearl 
Purcell  John,  laborer,  house  5  Fulton 
Purcell  John,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Purcell  Martin,  laborer,  house  17  Broadway 
Purcell  Michael,  laborer,  house  Cheri-y  c.  Quay 
Purcell  Nicholas,  stonecutter,  h.  Green  c.  Rens. 
Purdy  Elizabeth  C.  select  school,  130  Green 
Purdy  Homer,  harnessmaker,  b.  Mansion  H. 
Purinton  Louisa,  widow,  house  16  Park 
Purrott  James,  butcher,  house  409  Bowery 
Purrott  James  jr.  butcher,  house  411  Bowery 
Purrott  William,  prop.  Two  Mile  House,  Schen. 

turnpike,  409  Bowery        [shop,  Greenbush 
Purves  Thomas  B.  foreman  W.  R.  R.  machine 
Putmau  Peter,  tailor,  52  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Putman  Peter  jr.  boards  Van  Rensselaer  House 
Putnam  Calista  F.  tailoress,  bds.  35  Hawk 
Putnam  Edgar,  clerk,  512  Broadway,  boards  37 

Hudson 
Putnam  Eliza  S.  widow,  nurse,  h.  40  Congress 
Putman  Hiram,  ma.son,  house  124  Clinton  ave. 
Putnam  Jacob,  52  State,  bds.  54  Union 
Putnam  Jacob,  baggagemaster  N.  Y.  C.  R.   R.  h. 

50  Union  [Second 

Putnam  James  A.  market,  599  Broadway,  h.  120 
Putnam  John  S.  house  219  Lydius 
Putnam  (JohnS.)k  Hoyt  (George  B.),coal,  Eagle 

cor.  Hudson,  also  15roadway  cor.  Westerlo 
Putnam  John  V.  B.  goldbeater,  b.  45  Hudson 
Putnam  Wm.  W.  3d  dis.  police,  h.  148  Clinton  a. 
Puttel  Elirhardt,  house  rear  32  Alexander 
Pye  William,  trunkmaker,  house  58  Arch  j 

Pyzer  Samuel,  tinsmith,  656  Broadway,  boards 

72  Montgomery 


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QUACKENBOSS  EUGENE  W.    clerk,    Kirk's 

alley,  house  74  Lumber  [Columbia 

Quackenboss  Frenerick  H.  collector,  boards  52 
Quackenboss  Walter  H.  house  52  Columbia 
Quackenbush  Anna,  widow,  house  110  S.  Pearl 
Quackenbush  Benj.  P.  clerk,  bds.  61  Grand 
Quackenbush  Cornelius,  clerk,  house  61  Grand 
Quackenbush  Geo.  W.  printer,  h.  108  Spring 
Quackenbush  Jacob,  liniment,  house  1 1  Park 
Quackenbush  John  V.  P.  physician,  h.  712  B'way 
Quackenbush  Merritt,  coachman,  house  26  Elm 
Quackenbush    Nancy,   widow  of  John,  house 

716  Broadway 
Quackenbush  Nicholas  N.  house  631  Broadway 
Quackenbush  I'omeroy,  brakeman,  h.  114  Third 
Quackenbush  Stephen  P.  Mrs.  h.  689  Broadway 
Quayle  Catharine,  widow,  h.  rear  46  West  Ferry 
Quayle  Elizabeth,  milliner,  house  32  Chapel 
Quayle  Matthias,  laborer,  house  60  Rensselaer 
Queen  John  C.  carpenter,  house  104  Lark 
Queeny  Lawrence,  clerk,  274  North  Pearl,  bds. 

12  Van  Woert 
Queeny  Thomas,  laborer,  house  266  N.  Pearl 
Quested  Wra.  machinist,  house  162  N.  Pearl 
Quigg  Bernard,  roofer,  hou.se  69  South  Lansing 
Quigley  James,  laborer,  house  95  Third 
Quigley  John,  laborer,  boards  181  Third 
Quigley  Mary  A.  Mrs.  house  24  Second 
Quin  A.  Mrs.  boardinghouse,  39  Dallius 
Quin  Daniel,  waiter,  house  308  State 
Quin  Martin,  machinist,  house  18  Lumber 
Quin  Michael,  boards  North  Albany 
Quin  Michael,  blacksmith,  13  Rose,  house  16  do. 
Quin  Michael,  gardener,  house  83  Canal 
Quin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  57  North  Lansing 
Quin  William,  stovemounter,  bds.  149  B'way 
Quin  Wm.  J.  boards  Westerlo  cor.  Dallius 
Quin  see  Quinn 

Quinby  Judson  H.  boards  311  State 
Quinby  Samuel  J.  grocer,  110  Lark,  b.  311  State 
Quinlan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Quay  cor.  Vine 
Quinlan  John,  brewer,  liouse  42  Arch 
Quinlan  John,  grocer,  64  Pier,  h.  17  Chapel 
Quinlan  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  53  Schuyler 
Quinlan  Pat'k,  gardener,  h.  Del.  turn.  n.  Morton 
Quinlan  Patrick,  cai-penter,  house  64  Nucella 
Quinlan  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  70  S.  Lansing 
Quinn  Catherine,  widow,  house  38  Van  Schaick 
Quinn  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  103  Beaver 
Quinn  Ellen,  widow,  house  IVl  Dallius 
Quinn  George,  carman,  house  40  Van  Woert 
Quinn  James,  brewery,  26  North  Ferry,  h.  28  do. 
Quinn  James,  cigar  manuf.    160  South   Pearl, 

house  121  Dallius  [28  North  Ferry 

Quinn  James  P.  student,  7  North  Pearl,  boards 
Quinn  John,  blacksmith,  house  188  Broadway 
Quinn  .John,  grocer.  Water  cor.  Spencer 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  42  Canal 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  rear  24  Van  Woert 
Quinn  John,  teamster,  house  132  Canal     [Third 
Quinn  John  J.  lireman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  49 
Quinn  Mary,  widow,  house  66  Van  Woert 
Quinn  Mary,  widow,  h.  133  Jefferson         [Third 
Quinn  Michael,  fireman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds.  49 
Quinn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  r.  24  Van  Woert 
Quinn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  188  Orange 
Quinn  Patrick,  cigarmaker,  house  56  Cherry 
Quinn  Patrick,  peddler,  house  2  Lydius 
Quinn  Patrick,  shoemaker,  house  2  Lydius 
Quinn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  227  Broadway 
Quinn  Peter,  carman,  house  190  Water 
Quinn  Terrence  J.  alderman  7th  ward,  boards 

28  North  Ferry 
Quinn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  64  Canal 
Quinn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  107  Third 
Quinn  Thomas  P.  grocer,  179  Jefferson,  h.  do. 
Quinn  William,  foreman,  h.  6  Quackenbush 


Quinn,  see  Quin 

Quirk  Ellen,  widow,  house  35  Canal 

Quirk  Jolm,  laborer,  house  8  Eagle 

Quirk  Jobn,  machinist,  boards  46  Dallius 

Quirk  Thomas,  moulder,  house  305  N.  Pearl 

Quirk  William,  63d  reg't,  house  35  Canal 

Quirk,  see  Kirk 

Quirney  John,  carpenter,  house  283  Green 

RABENSTEIN  JOHN,  carpenter,  h.  6  Delaware 
Raber  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Clinton,  Bethlehem 
Rablen   [John)  &  Mosher   (George  A.),   photo- 
graphers, 496  Broadway,  bds.  102  First 
Rablen  Wm.  H.  photograplier,  house  102  First 
Ilabsou  John,  paver,  house  Sand  cor.  Robin 
Rabson  William,  paver,  h.  395  Clinton  avenue 
Race  William  W.  steward  Delavan  House,  house 

31  Orange 
Radcliff  James  T.  boards  117  Beaver 
Radcliff  Thomas  J.  house  117  Beaver 
Radcliffe  David  V.  N.  attorney,  h.  708  B'way 
Radcliffe  Henry  G.  boards  708  Broadway 
Radcliffe  Robert  D.  boards  708  Broadwaj' 
Radley  John,  oysters,  house  62  Schuyler 
Radley  John  J.  boards  178  Hudson 
Radley  Sarah,  widow,  house  396  Lydius 
Radley  Wm.  J.  bartender,  house  17  Franklin 
Radlitf  James,  spokemaker,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Radlilf  Joseph,  house  15  Philip 
Rae  John,  carpenter,  house  131  Second 
Rae  John,  clerk,  396  Broadway,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Rafferty  Ann,  widow,  house  613  Broadway 
Rafferty  Charles  Mrs.  house  707  Broadway 
Rafi^erty  Hannah  T.  Miss,  millinery,  707  B'way 
Rafferty  T.  C.  coal  dealer,  841  B'way,  h.  707  do, 
Rafferty  William,  cooper,  house  110  Van  Woert 
Ragan  Anthony,  machinist,  house  Harrisoq  near 
First,  Green  bush  ^ 

Ragan  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  48  Canal 
Ragan  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  107  Dallius 
Ragan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  70  Colonie 
Ragan  Matilda,  widow,  house  272  Lumber 
Ragan  Michael,  laborer,  house  55  N.  Lansing 
Ragan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  9  Foundry  place 
Raliill  John,  laborer,  house  64  Third 
Rahill  John,  laborer,  house  50  Lawrence 
Rahan  Hugh,  laborer,  house  175  Montgomery 
Rain  John  H.,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  13  Second,  G'bush 
Raleigh  John,  clerk.  Com.  Bank,  h.  8  V.  Schaick 
Ramroth  Joseph,  tailor,  house  67  Schuyler  • 
Ramsay  Alexander,  carpenter,  h.  881  B'way 
Ramsay  C.  W.  Miss,  house  91  First 
Ramsay  David  D.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  76 
Second  [Broadway,  h.  do. 

Ramsay  James,   groceries   and   provisions,  817 
Ramsay  Johi),  trnckuian,  house  34  Montgomery 
Ramsay  J.  C.  Mrs.  house  103  Dove 
Ramsay  Robert,  boots  and  shoes,  22  Beaver,  h. 
43  Wash.  ave.  [h.  758  B'way 

Ramsay  Wilfred,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  1  Ex.  Building, 
Ramsdill  T.  Jefferson,  sash  and  blindiuaker,  48 
and  50  White,  Bath,  P.  O.  address  box  15, 
Albany,  house  at  Bath 
Ramsey  De  Witt  C.  {McHaffie  &  R),  75  State, 

boards  178  Hamilton 
Ramsey  William,  blacksmith,  house  342  Lydins 
Rancour  C.  E.  liairdresser,  house  224  Elm 
Rand  Richard  M.  clerk,  468  B'way,  b.  67  Chapel 
Randall  Andrew,  salesman,  Broadway  cor.  State, 

house  78  Grand 
Randall  George,  confectioner,  83  State,  and  res- 
taurant, 4  North  Pearl  (B.  M.  Briare,  supt.), 
house  33  Green  [Hamilton 

Randall  Jacob,  messenger,  State  Hall,  house  122 
Randall  John  L.  boots  and  shoes,  Broadway  cor. 
State,  house  110  Eagle  [Steuben 

Randell  Wm.    H.  hompoeopathic  physician,  32 


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Randville  Peter,  carman,  h.  Church  c.  Westerlo 
Rankin  Adelaide,  milliner,  39  K  Wash.  av.  h.  do 
Rankin  George  A.  &  Son  {John  M.),  shoes,  412 

Broadway,  house  175  Hudson 
Rankin  John  M.  (G.  A.  Rankin  &  Son)  house 

175  Hudson  [ington  ave.  house  39X  do. 

Rankin  Joseph  &  Co.   Loots  &  shoes,  41  Wash- 
Rankin  Mark,  clerk,  house  86  Bleecker 
Rankin  S.  flour  and  grain,  295  Broadway  and  90 

Quay,  house  120  Green  [h.  144  do. 

Rankin  William,  boots  and  shoes  37  Wash.  av. 
Ranshury  Robert,  laborer,  house  160  Jeflerson 
Ransom  Albion  {S.  H.  Ransom  &  Co.),  house  42 

North  Pearl 
Ransom  Daniel,  bo.irds  99  South  Pearl 
Ransom  Sabria,  widow,  house  6  Elk 
Ransom  Samuel  H.  &  Co.  {A.  Ransom  &  J.  R. 

Reed),  stove  manufacturers,  463  Broadway, 

house  6  Elk 
Rapp  Cl)arles.  4th  reg't  cav.  bds.  77  Bowery 
Rapt)  Christian  jr.   butcher,  10  Center  Market, 

nouse  77  Bowery 
Rapp  Frederika,  widow,  h.  Lydius  near  Knox 
Rapp  John,  gardener,  Knox  near  Clinton  ave. 
Rapp  John,  shoemaker,  house  60  Delaware 
Rapp  Russell,  butcher,  house  15  Lark 
Rapp  Wm.  butcher,  h.  346  Washington  ave. 
Rapp  Wm.  M.  bricklayer,  house  398  Lydius 
Rathbone  Charles  D.  (Anable  &  JR.),  leather,  &c. 

30  and  32  State,  and  333  and  335  Washing- 

ton  avenue,  house  46  Lanca.ster 
Rathbone  Henry  R.  capt.    I2tli  U.  S.    infantry, 

house  28  Eagle 
Rathbone  Joel,  69  State,  house  5  Elk 
Rathbone  John  P.  stove  man\ifacturer,  11  Green, 

house  119  Washington  avenue 
Rathbone  J.  Howard,  capt.  U.  S.  A.  bds.  5  Elk 
Rathbone  Lewis,  11  Green,  house  47  N.  Pearl 
Rathbone  N.  Mrs.  house  47  N.  Pearl 
Rathbone  Sylvester,  house  263  State 
Rathbun  Joshua,  lumber  dealer,  10  Lumber  dis- 
trict, house  81  Columbia 
Ratigan  Julia,  widow,  house  69  South  Pearl 
Rattoone  William,  produce,  423  Broadway  near 

State,  house  145  Swan 
Raura  Peter,  butcher,  house  245  Green 
Rauscher  George,  bowling  saloon,  51  Quay     , 
Rausher  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  219  Sand   /"i. 
Ravel  William,  carpenter,  house  75  Second  " 
Rawson  T.  R.  Rev.  city  missionary,  h.  45  High 
Ray  David,  laborer,  h.  Green  cor.  Gansevoort 
Ray  James,  maltster,  house  22  Van  Zandt 
Ray  James  Mrs.  house  145  Clinton  avenue 
Ray  John,  carpenter,  house  131  Second 
Ray  John,  clerk,  boards  18  Beaver 
Ray  Matthew,  carman,  house  46  Colonie 
Ray  Matthew,  milkman,  house  251  Green 
Ray  Michael,  porterhouse,  16  Van  Zandt.  h.  do. 
Ray  Sherman  S.  shoemaker,  h.  64  Van  Woert 
Ray  William,  painter,  bds.  145  Clinton  avenue 
Ray  see  Rae  [731  Broadway 

Raymond  Benj.  C.  12  Strong's  Building,  house 
Raymond  Charles  H.  dtp.  .supt.  insurance  de- 
partment. State  Hall,  bds.  731  Broadway 
Raymond  Geo.  B.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  b.  731  B'way 
Rea  John,  baker,  15  Morton,  house  do. 
Read  Daniel  P.  clerk,  476  B'way,  b.  f59  Lydius 
Read  Elizur  B.  collector,  57  Pier,  h.  21  Franklin 
Ruad  George,  surgical  instruments,  b.  11  Beaver 
Read  Joel  {Reads  &  Jacobie),  h.  at  Stuyvesant 
Read  John  B.  {Reads  &  Jacobie),  h.  193  Clin.  av. 
Read  John  Meredith  jr.  attorney  45  North  Pearl, 

house  230  State  [h.  89  Lydius 

Read  Matthew  H.  receiver  Bank  of  the  Capitol, 
Read  Peter,  farmer,  house  Morton  near  Swan 
Read  Robert,  surgical  instrument  maker,  boards 

11  Beaver 


Read  William,  laborer,  house  101  Broad 

Read  William  H.  {Russell  &  Read).  118  Pier,  h. 

32  Broad 
Read,  see  Reed,  Reid  and  Ried 
Reader  Christina,  dressmaker,  h.  181  Spring 
Reads  (J.  &  J.  B.)  &  Jacobie  {F.),  brickmakers, 

Lark,  head  Canal 
Ready  Michael,  carman,  house  152  Canal 
Ream  Adam,  carman,  house  140  Swan 
Reardon  Henry,  bartender,  house  211  Green 
Reardon  Mary,  widow,  house  33  Van  Zandt 
Reardon  Mary,  widow,  house  58  Jefferson 
Reardon  Walter,  cooper,  house  53  Cherry 
Reardon  William,  laborer,  house  35  Van  Zandt 
Reber  Joseph,  tailor,  h.  25  Benjamin 
Rebliuhn  Daniel  C.  lastmaker,  ii.  16  Franklin 
Rech  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Rech  Nicholas,  variety  store,  216  Wash.  ave. 
Rechenberg  Henry  W.  shoemaker,  192  S.  Pearl 
Rector  Henry,  house  83  Hudson 
Rector  Isaac,  teamster,  ii.  2»l  Washington  ave. 
Rector  .Jacob  H.  teamster,  house  60  Bowery 
Rector  John,  porterhouse,  217  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Redden  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  185  Orange 
Redden  David,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

depot,  house  65  Canal  [Building 

Redden    Edward,  bartender,  6    Stanwix    Hall 
Redden  Eugene,  coppersmith,  h.  21  Hudson 
Redden  Eugene,  peddler,  house  20  Union 
Redden  George  C.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

24  K  Canal 
Redden  John,  laborer,  house  120  Bowery 
Redden  John,  laborer,  house  74  Van  Woert 
Redden  Mary,  widow,  house  52  West  Ferry 
Redden  Mary,  widow,  house  65  Canal 
Redden  Mary,  widow,  house  64  Water 
Redden  William  &  Co.  carpenters,  225  Clinton 

'    avenue,  house  51  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Redden  William,  moulder,  boards  52  W.  Ferry 
Reddick  Mary,  widow,  house  61  Beaver 
Reddington  Anthony,  gardener,  h.  129  Broad 
Reddy  Ellen,  widow,  liouse  128  Water 
Reddy  John,  laborer,  house  29  Plumb 
Reddy  Michael  D.  mason,  hout^e  269  Green 
Reddy  Richard,  moulder,  boards  29  Plumb 
Redfield  Chas.  B.  (Van  Santvoord  &  Co.),  77  Pier 

house  87  Columbia  [Westerlo 

Redfield  Darius  0.  G.  harnessmaker,  house  23 
Redinger  Henry,  tailor,  boards  176  Spring 
Redman  Edmund,  laborer,  house  Morton  above 

Elizabeth 
Redmond  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  185  Orange 
Redmond  Daniel,  laborer,  liouse  140  Chestnut 
Redmond  Lawrence,  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  150  Orange 
Redmond  Patrick,  laborer,  house  291  Lumber 
Redmond  Patrick,  porterhouse,  h.  59  Canal 
Redmond  Patrick,  laborer,  house  74  Canal 
Redmond  Pat'k,  sexton  Cath'c  Cemetery,  h.  do. 
Redmond  Patrick,  peddler,  house  291  Lumber 
Redmund  James,  laborer,  house  63  Canal 
Redney  John,  laborer,  house  74  Van  Woert 
Redstone  Isaac,  dry  goods,  1 12  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Reeb  Henry,  tailor,  house  66  Hudson 
Reeb  Henry  jr.  clerk,  79  State,  b.  66  Hudson 
Reece  William,  furrier,  house  137  Elm 
Reed  David,  blacksmith,  house  29  Hawk 
Reed  Elisha,  overseer,  liouse  23  Hawic 
Reed  Francis,  farmer,  h.  Morton  n.  Del,  turn. 
Reed  Hu"h,  saloon,  N.  Pearl  c.  Orange,  h.  do. 
Reed  H,  W,  carpenter,  bds.  West  Albany 
Reed  J.  Augustus,  pianoforte  manufacturer,  524 

Broadway,  house  206  State 
Reed  .Jacob,  mason,  house  17  Hawk 
Reed  .James,  17th  regt,  h.  William  c.  Hudson 
Reed  James   L.   baggagemaster  Nk   Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  67  Second 


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Reed  Jane,  widow,  bouse  44  Hudson 

Reed  John  T.  book  agent,  19  Douw's  Building, 

bds.  Union  Hotel 
Reed  Joel  R.  (S.  H.  Ransom  &  Co.),  stoves,  463 

Broadway,  house  154  State 
Reed  John,  laborer,  house  rear  23  Canal 
Reed  John,  clerk,  bds.  Eagle  Street  Hotel 
Reed  John,  mason,  house  Bath 
Reed  Rufus  A.  clerk  secretary  of  state's  office, 

Stale  Hall,  h.  19  Chestnut 
Reed  Thomas,  teamster,  b.  r.  28  W.  Ferry 
Reed  W.  H.  carman,  house  27  Chestnut 
Reed  Wm.  J.  tallyman,  bds.  67  Second 
Reed  William  W.  house  64  Chapel 
Reed,  see  Read  and  Reid 

Reedy  John,  maltster,  house  rear  122  Chestnut 
Reehle  Jacob,  butcher,  Schuyler  c    Franklin 
Reel  Barbara,  widow,  h.  224  Wash.  ave. 
Reel  Catharine,  widow,  house  16  Lark 
Reel  Lewis,  butclier,  bds.  16  Lark 
Reese  John,  builder,  house  243  Hamilton 
Refelshefer  George,  laborer,  li.  2  Benjamin 
Regan  Anthony,  machinist,  Greenbush 
Regan  Jolm  E.  moulder,  h.  Church  c.  Rensselaer 
Regan  Sarah,  widow,  house  119  Franklin 
Regan  Thomas  H.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

272  Lumber 
Rehiel  Hugh,  watchman,  h.  175X  Montgomery 
Rehlander  William,    gardener,     house    Lydius 

near  Knox 
Reibel  John,  shoemak>^r,  h.  27  Bowery 
Reichard  E.  M.  clerk,  330  B'way,  b.77  Lydius 
Reichart  Leonard,  shoemaker,  house  42  Elk 
Reiohle  George,  blacksmith,  h.  253  Wash.  ave. 
Reichman  Samuel,  peddler,  house  187  S.  Pearl 
Reihn  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  house  108  Arch 
Reid  Alexander  {Mnrrcll  &  R.),  dry  goods,  40 

South  Pearl,  bds.  72  Eagle 
Reid  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  156  Orange 
Reid  Helen  L.  teacher  school  No.  13,  boards  19 
Qaackenbush  [Quackenbush 

Reid  James,  machinist,   33  Lumber,  house    19 
Reid  Jas.  A.  painter,  25  Wasii.  av.  h.  146  Spring 
Reid  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  69  Lark 
Reid  John,  clerk,  40  S.  Pearl,  b.  Eagle  St.  Hotel 
Reid  John,  variety  store,  637  Broadway,  h.  do 
Reid  John,  lace  and  fringe  factory,  586  and  588 

Broadway,  house  142  Orange 
Reid  Sarah,  widow,  house  96  Spring 
Reid  {Thomas)  &  Moloney  {Michael  C),  import- 
ers of  wines,  &c.  2  and  4  State,  bds.  Frank- 
lin House 
Reid  William,  painter,  house  156  Orange 
Reid,  see  Read  and  Reed 
Reiden  John,  laborer,  house  111  Snipe 
Reidenger  Stephen,  bartender,  house  38  Bowery 
Reiger  Leinhart,  shoemaker,  house  58  Elk 
Reiler  August,  laborer,  house  53  Colonie 
Reiley  Mary,  widow,  h.  9  Gt.  West,  turnpike 
Reiley  Michael,  junkdealer,  80  Lumber,  h.  do. 
Reilly  Edward  F.  clerk,  bds.  Canal  cor.  Chapel 
Reilly  James,  tinsmith,  house  180  Clin.  ave. 
Reilly  John,  carman,  house  60  Dove 
Reilly  John,  confectioner,  house  87  Bleecker 
Reilly  John,  moulder,  house  83  Elm 
Reilly  John,  laborer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  Ill  Third 
Reilly  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  6  Liberty 
Reilly  Sarah,  widow,  house  303  Hamilton 
Reilly  Thomas  F.  clerk,  Ubsdell,  Peirson  &  Co, 

house  4  Phoenix  place 
Reiman  Wm.  20th  reg't,  bds.  24  Norton 
Reineck  Henry  G.  carpenter,  h.  209  Sand 
Reineck  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  h.  221  Sand 
Reinhardt  Barbara,  widow,  house  88  Bowery 
Reinhardt  Jacob,  shoemaker,  h.  at  G'bush 
Reischerdt  Henry,  baker,  h.  Schuyler  c.  Broad 
Reisdorph  Wm.  machinist,  house  55  Johnson 


Reisdorph  Woodbeck,  house  83  Beaver 
Reiter  Theodore,  blacksmith,  house  32  Broad 
Reitford  Henry  A.  37  Dean,  b.  Wash.  G'bush 
Reittinger  George,  junksliop,  68  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Reittinger  Peter,  laborer,  house  94  Willett 
Reittinger  Stephen,  house  38  Bowery 
Reitz  Casper,  barber,  65  Washington  avenue,  h. 

117  Sand 
Reitz  John,  varni slier,  house  181  Bowery 
Reitzenberger  Benedict,  peddler,  h.  81  Schuyler 
Rellinger  Catharine,  house  672  Clinton  ave. 
Relyea  Jacob,  engineer,  house  55  Lumber 
Relyea  Joseph,  salesman,  98  State,  li.  155  Elm 
Relyea  Levi,  doorkeeper  1st  police  station,  Iiouse 

130  Arch 
Remer  Benj.  M.  grainmeasurer,  h.  39  Dove 
Remmert  Albert,  grocer,  house  238  Sand 
Remmert  Julius,  laborer,  house  200  Jefferson 
Remmey  G.  P.  cariiagesinith,h.  270  S.  Pearl 
Renck  Latfon,  tanner,  h.  220  Wash,  ave, 
Rriuk  Joseph,  ci^armaker,  56  Cherry,  h.  do. 
Renner  John,  baker,  24  Bowery,  h.  do. 
Reniond  N.  Mrs.  house  35  Beaver 
Rennison  Peter,  moulder,  h.  495  Clinton  ave. 
Reno  John  M.  coal,  &c.  Broadway,  house  Me- 
chanic, Greenbush 
Reohr  Wm.  baker,  199  Bowery,  house  do. 
Reohy  Wm.  baker,  199  Bowery,  house  do. 
Requa  (Charles    W.),   Kirk   {Abraham)   &     Co. 

{Smith  Requa),  produce  and  commission, 

111  Pier,  house  26  First  [h.  31  Second 

Requa  Smith  {Requa,   Kirk  &    Co.),    Ill    Pier, 
Rest  John  A.  saloon,  12  Union,  house  do. 
Reston  Ann  Maria,  wido^v,  house  3  Chestnut 
Reszler  Adam,  laborer,   house  32  Clinton,  Beth. 
Retlidge  Jane,  widow,  house  56  N.  Ferry 
Retlidge  John,  laborer,  bds.  56  N.  Ferry 
Renter  George,  grocer,  103  Snipe,  h.  1 12 Bowery 
Renter  John,  cutter,  house  104  Broad 
Renter  John  H.  laborer,  house  148  Franklin 
Renter  Peter,  laborer,  house  104  Broad 
Rew  Henry  C.  bookkeeper,  b.  12  Ten  Broeck 
Reynolds  Bernard,  alderman  1st  ward  {Reynolds 

&  Sons),  bds.  232  South  Pearl 
Reynolds  Bridget,  widow,  house  135  Church 
Re^'uolds  Charles,  laborer,  house  66  Schuyler 
Reynolds  Dexter  {Meads  &  Reynolds),  attorney, 

Masonic  Hall,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  98  Columbia 
Reynolds  Eliza,  widow,  house  r.  107  Lumber 
Reynolds  Francis,  boatman,  h.  35  Rensselaer 
Reynolds  George  C.  house  890  Broadway 
Reynolds  Harvey,  carpenter,  57  Second,  G'bush 
Reynolds  Hein-y,  merchant,  house  176  Jay 
Reynolds  Henry  W.  clerk  to  canal  appraisers, 

State  Hall,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Reynolds  James,  clerk,  232  S.  Pearl,  bds.  do. 
Reynolds  J.  Addison,  dry  goods,  81  Wash.  ave. 

house  336  Lydius  [196  Elm 

Reynolds  John,  check  clerk  Delavan  House,  h. 
Reynolds  John,  cooper,  house  103  Green 
Reynolds  (Jo/^7^  Jf.),  Cochran  (C.  B.)   &   Harris 

{Hamilton),  attorneys,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  4  Lodge 
Reynolds  John  W.  printer,  house  272  S.  Pearl 
Reynolds  Marcus  T.  house  25  North  Pearl 
Reynolds  Michael,  baker,  h.  35  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Reynolds  Patrick,  carpenter,  bds.  232  S.  Pearl 
Reynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  house  153  Orange 
Reynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  house  50  Clinton 
Reynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  house  60  Church 
Reynolds  {Peter)  &  Sons  {Bernard  and  Peter  jr.), 

liquors,  232  S.  Pearl,  h.  do.  [Pearl 

Reynolds  Peter  jr.  {Reynolds  &  Sons),  b.  232  S. 
Reynolds  Thomas,  hackdriver,  h.  142  Spring 
Reynolds  Thomas,  hostler,  house  11  Pine 
Reynolds  Wm.  schoolteacher,  b.  107  Lumber 
Reynolds  Wm,  agent,  house  48  La  Fayette 
Rhatigan  James,  clerk,  70  Van  Woert,  b.  71  do. 


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Rhatigan  Ricli'd,  grocer,  70  Van  Woert,  h.  71  do. 
Rhatigan  Tliomas,  maltster,  h.  71  Van  Woert 
Rhein  Marx  L.  demist,  84  Lydius,  house  do. 
Rlioades  Benoni,  baker,  house  118  Hawk 
Rhoades  John,  wheelwright,  h.  124  Hamilton 
Rhodes  James,  furnaceman,  bds.  51  N.  Lansing 
Rice  Alexander  D.  furnaceman,  house  12  Broad 
Rice  Augusta  L.  widow,  house  21  William 
Rice  Benjamin  P.  {J.  Kiernan  &  Co.),  liquors,  22 

Dean,  house  20  Jay 
Rice  Bernard,  fruit  dealer,  91  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Rice  Conrad,  laborer,  house  31  Bowery 
Rice  Daniel,  peddler,  h«use  9  Westerlo 
Rice  Edward,  saddler,  house  46  Schuyler 
Rice  Edward  T.  house  Hudson  corner  Grand 
RicePErastus  B.,  Commercial  Academy,  96  State, 

house  198  Hamilton 
Rice  Fordyce,  cabinetmaker,  boards  44  Division 
Rice  George  E.  tobacconist,  house  401  Lydius 
Rice  Gilbert  C.  clerk,  house  20  Jay 
Rice  Hannah,  widow  of  Charles,  h.  116  S.  Pearl 
Rice  Henry,  peddler,  house  256  South  Pearl 
Rice  James,  cooper,  house  54  Bassett 
Rice  James,  laborer,  house  219  Third 
Rice  James,  musician,  h.  57  Broad,  Bethleham 
Rice  James,  liquors,  36  Orange  and  646  B'way, 
Rice  John  H.  secretary  Albany  City  Ins.  Co.  446 

Broadwaj',  boards  67  Chapel 
Rice  John  J.  clerk,  boards  144  Hamilton 
Rice  Joseph  T.  alderman  10th  ward,  h   20  Jay 
Rice  Margaret,  widow,  house  269  Green 
Rice  Mary,  widow,  baker,  177  B'way,  house  do. 
Rice  Meyer,  peddler,  house  125  Franklin 
Rice  Michael,  laborer,  house  109  Dailius 
Rice  0.  S.  &  Mickel  E.  painters,  547  Broadway, 

boards  116  S.  Pearl 
Rice  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  269  Green 
Rice  Samuel  B.  boards  21  William 
Rice  Samuel  G.  sashraaker,  house  116  S.  Pearl 
Rice  Victor  M.  superintendent  Public  Ins.,  State 

Hall,  boards  4  Park  Place  [State,  h.  160  do. 
Rice  W.  A.  {A.  McClure  &  Co.),  druggist,  76 
Rice  (,Wm  H.)  &  Steuart  {Rohert),  tobacconists, 

116  South  Pearl,  h.  191  Lydius     [106  Green 
Rice  Wm.  W.  J.  bookkeeper  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 
Rich  John  A.  carpenter,  house  63  Snipe 
Rich  Joseph,  ragpicker,  house  65  Snipe 
Rich  Nicholas,  moulder,  house  216  Wash.  ave. 
Richard  Christoftel,  laborer,  house  135  Broad 
Richards  Albert,  laborer,  house  179  Sand 
Richards  Albertus  K.  clerk,  house  19  X  Park 
Richards  Alfred  G.  pianomaker,  h.  240 K  Lumber 
Richards  Charles,  pianomaker,  house  55  Swan 
Richards  David,  laborer,  house  7  S.  Lansing 
Richards  John,  butcher,  house  196  Broad 
Richards  Rosina,  widow,  house  32  La  Fayette 
Richards  Wm.  M.  2d  district  police,  house  40 

West  Ferry  [house  at  Ireland's  corners 

Richardson  Aaron,  plumber  and  roofer  108  State, 
Richard.son  Ann,  widow,  house  15  Sand 
Richardson  Charles,  teamster,  house  49  Bowery 
Richardson  James,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  frt.  h. 

boards  109  Clinton  ave. 
Richardson  Joseph,  Siiwmaker,  h.  41  Schuyler 
Richardson  Levi,  h.  247  Elm     [place,  h.  95  Elm 
Richardson  Matthew,  cigar  boxmaker,  Merchant 
Richardson  William,  paymaster  U.  S  A.  house 

24  Broad  [turnpike,  near  Perry 

Richardson  Wm.  produce  dealer,  h.  Gt.  West. 
Riche  Ferdinand,  book  agent,  21  Douw's. Build- 
ing, house  44  Hudson 
Richey  George,  blacksmith,  house  42  Third 
Richleigh  A  Inert,  laborer,  h.  456  Wash.  ave. 
Richmond  Charles,  porterJiouse,  146  Wash.  ave. 
Richmond  Henr}',  hatter,  28  Hudson,  h.  Ill  do. 
Richmond  Henry  L.  trackmaster,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h. 

Second,  Green  bush 


Richmond  John,  moulder,  bds.  94  Chestnut 
Richmond  Lewis,  moulder,  house  94  Chestnut 
Richmond  Solomon,  peddler,  h.  187  S.  Pearl 
Richmond  William,  letter  carrier,  h.  3  Plain  con. 
Richter  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  153  Bowery 
Richwein  Frederick  L.  clerk,  house  142  N.  Pearl 
Rick  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  32  Clinton,  Beth. 
Rickerson  Charles,  student,  boards  64  Howard 
Ricketson  Walter  Mrs.  boarding,  84  Hamilton 
Ricketts  Stephen,  machinist,  h.  62  X  N.  Lansing 
Rickhart  William,  moulder,  h.  Whitehall  road 
Ricy  Francis,  piano  teacher,  house  30 >^  S.  Ferry 
Riddel  Samuel,  gardener,  h.  14  Whitehall  road 
Riddick  Charles  M.  machinist,  h.  88  Lumber 
Riddick  James  Mrs.  house  61  Beaver 
Riddle  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  114  Nucella 
Riddle  William,  gardener,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem. 
Rider  Francis,  proprietor  Stanwix  Hall 
Rider  George,  laborer,  house  26  Bowery 
Rider  George,  musical  instrument  maker,  liouse 

20  Bethlehem  road 
Rider  John,  laborer,  bds.  Partridge,  n.  W.  Arch 
Rider  John  J.  clerk,  boards  133  Eagle 
Rider  Stephen  J.  house  105  Hudson 
Rider  William,  laborer,  house  226  Green 
Rider  Wm.  W.  shirt  and  collar  manufacturer, 

217  Hamilton,  house  do. 
Ridge  Henry,  laborer,  house  80  Orange 
Ridgway  {Julia)  &  Co.  (if.  H.  Russ  &  E.  Nesbitt) 

plumbers,  121  State,  h.  86  Spring    [Hudson 
Ridley  James  P.  clerk,  6  Tweddle  Hall,  bds.  71 
Rieb  James,  baker,  house  90  Franklin 
Rieckly  George,  blacksmith,  h.  353  Wash.  ave. 
Riedy  John,  porterhouse.  Learned  cor.  Thacher 
Riedy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Learned  cor.  Thacher 
Riegal  Richard,  bartender,  83  Green,  bds.  do. 
Riegert  John,  laborer,  house  253  Sand 
Rielly  Michael  A.  printer,  bds.  42  Water 
Rielly  Rose  A.  widow,  house  42  Water 
Riethmire  John,  blucksmith,  house  27  Bowery 
Riggs  Stephen  S.  printer,  house  17  Fulton 
Rigi  ey  James,  carpenter.  Second  ave.  G'bush, 
Rigney  Thomas,  saloon,  house  East,  Greenbush 
Riley  Barney,  moroccodresser,  house  429  State 
Riley  Barney,  plasterer,  house  23  Jefferson 
Riley  Bernard,  laborer,  W.  R.  R.  btls.  at  G'bush 
Riley  Bridget,  widow,  house  2  Morton 
Riley  Catharine,  widow,  house  24  Rensselaer 
Riley  Catharine,  widow,  house  116  First 
Riley  Charles,  shoemaker,  house  23  Lodge 
Riley  Charles,  grocer,  211  Lumber,  house  do. 
Riley  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  213  Broadway 
Riley  Edward,  grocer.  Second  cor.  Swan,  h.  do. 
Riley  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  10  Quackenbush 
Riley  Frank,  plasterer,  boards  23  Jefferson 
Riley  Gregg,  porter,  house  rear  19  Westerlo 
Riley  James,  cigarmaker,  boards  129  First 
Riley  James,  laborer,  house  107  Dailius 
Riley  James,  laborer,  house  rear  137  Jefferson 
Riley  James,  laborer,  house  28  Alexander 
Riley  James,  shoemaker,  house  186  Green 
Riley  James,  peddler,  house  268  N.  Pearl 
Riley  James,  laborer,  boards  33  Jefferson 
Riley  James,  peddler,  house  20  Van  Zandt 
Riley  James  H.  express  messenger,  13  Exchange 

Building,  boards  Merchants'  Hotel 
Riley  John,  porterhouse,  57  Lancaster 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  rear  3  Morton 
Riley  John,  carpenter,  boards  107  Dailius 
Riley  John,  cigarmaker,  house  129  First 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  83  Elm 
Riley  John,  mason,  house  141  Orange 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  72  Lawrence 
Riley  John,  carman,  house  24  Elk 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  122  Broadway 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  192  Orange 
Riley  John,  laborer,  house  111  Third 


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Riley  John,  porter,  24  State,  liouse  25  Jefferson 
Riley  John  J.  clerk  supt's  ofBce,  h,  224  Swan 
Riley  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  36  Arcli 
Riley  Mrs.  widow,  house  303  Hamilton 
Riley  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  241  Lumber 
Riley  Luke,  porterhouse,  26)^  Church 
Riley  Margaret,  house  174  Green 
Riley  Mary,  widow,  house  68  Arcli 
Riley  Matthew,  driver,  house  42  Lawrence 
Riley  Matthew,  hostler,  house  1 59  Orange 
Riley  Michael,  laborer,  house  5  Hamilton 
Riley  Michael,  porterhouse,  Hamilton  st.  bridge, 

house  39  Bleecker 
Riley  Michael,  baker,  house  23  Van  Zandt 
Riley  Michael  A.  printer,  9  James,  h.  42  Water 
Riley  Owen,  mason,  house  129  First 
Riley  Patrick,  carman,  house  259  Green 
Riley  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  163  Green 
Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  135  Canal 
Riley  Patrick,  shoemaker,  house  129  Beaver 
Riley  Patrick,  slater,  house  141  Oninge 
Riley  Patrick,  moulder,  boards  24  Rensselaer 
Riley  Peter,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds.  Ex.  Hotel 
Riley  Peter,  moulder,  boards  24  Rensselaer 
Riley  Peter,  carman,  house  21  Center 
Riley  Peter  C.  clerk,  boards  21  Center 
Riley  Philip,  teamstei-,  house  144  Third 
Riley  Philip,  moulder,  house  123  Dallius 
Riley  Richard,  clerk,  73  Pier,  bds.  —  Dallius 
Riley  Terence,  Pier  police,  house  8  Clinton 
Riley  Terence,  house  58  Chapel  [Dove 

Riley  Thomas,  bootmaker,  58  Beaver,  house  131 
Riley  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  27  West  Ferry 
Riley  Thomas,  paver,  house  95  Philip 
Riley  Thomas,  peddler,  h.  Grand  near  Morton 
Riley  Thomas  P.  laborer,  house  116  First 
Riley  Wm.  c igarm a ker,  boards  129  First 
Riley  Wm.  shoemakei-,  house  24  Mulberry 
Ring  James  N.  flour  mill,  63  Quay,  house  Second, 

Greenbush 
Rings  Matthias,  furnaceman,  h.  308  South  Pearl 
Rings  I'eter,  blacksmith,  house  rear  29  Broad, 

Bethlehem 
Rinn  Michael  W.  laborer,  house  41  Liberty 
Rinn  Patrick,  hostler,  boards  99  Church 
Rischbelger  George,  blacksmith,  house  Clinton, 

near  Whitehall  road 
Risedorf  William,  machinist,  h.  69  Johnson 
Risley  Jason  P.  carpenter,  house  136  R.  avenue 
Kitmayer  John,  blacksmith,  house  27  Bowery  • 
Rittenger  Peter,  laborer,  house  94  Willett 
Rittenhouse  Charles,  at  Wheeler.  Meiick&  Co's, 

boards  50  Elm 
Ritter  Charles  S.  Mrs.  house  Clinton  avenue 
Ritz  Adeline,  widow,  house  85  Elm 
Rivenburg  Albert,  brakeman,  boards  29  Chapel 
Roach  Francis,  harnessmaker,  boards  12  Liberty 
Roach  Jame.s,  furnaceman,  house  103  Elm 
Reach  James,  teamster,  house  23  Van  Zandt 
Roach  John,  laborer,  house  29  Van  Zandt 
Roach  Martin,  laborer,  boards  29  Van  Zandt 
Roach  Mary,  widow,  house  95  Church 
Roach  Miciiael,  grocer,  263  Green,  house  do. 
Roach  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Learned  c.  Thacher 
Roach  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  144  Third 
Roach  Michael,  laborer,  house  55  Nucella 
Roach  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  1  Swan 
Roach  Thomas,  matchmaker,  bds.  67  B'way 
Roach  William,  laborer,  house  8  South  Lansing 
i\oach  William,  laborer,  boards  221  Green 
Roache  lidward,  fireman,  house  'lO  Benjamin 
Roalots  Henry,  shoemaker,  117  Hawk,  h.  do. 
Roark  Edward,  house  132  Lumber 
Roark  Edward,  brittaniaworker,  b.  143  Lumber 
Roark  John,  laborer,  house  66  Arch 
Roark  John,  carpenter,  house  51  Third 
Roark  John,  laborer,  house  84  Franklin 


Roark  Mary,  widow,  house  78  Bradford 
Roark  Michael,  laborer,  house  143  Lumber 
Robb  James,  miller,  house  44  Congress 
Robb  Orrin,  station  H.  R.  R.  house  Harrison, 

Greenbush 
Robbins  Charles  A.  jeweler,  house  66  Bassett 
Robbins  John  S.  hat  store,  52  South  Pearl  and 

canal  weighmaster,  house  103  Grand 
Robbins  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  h.  146  First 
Robbins  Nancy,  widow,  house  48  Herkimer 
Robbins  {Philander)  k  Murtaugh  (J.),  undertak- 
ers. Pearl  corner  Arch,  house  10  Catharine 
Robbins  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  351  Wash.  ave. 
Robbins  W.  D.  sUident,  boards  64  Howard 
Robe  John,  grocer,  89  Elm,  house  do. 
Roberts  Asa,  house  46  North  Pearl 
Roberts  A.  C.  Mrs.  milliner,  46  North  Pearl 
Roberts  Chas.  J.  litli.  printer,  bds.  30  Steuben 
Roberts  Edward,  carpenter,  house  105  Spring 
Roberts  Eliza  L.  widow,  house  269  N.  Pearl 
Roberts  James,  clerk,  house  92  Hudson 
Roberts  James  W.  merch't  Scho.  Ct.  House,  h. 

1 1  Lancaster 
Roberts  John,  laborer,  house  298  Bowery 
Roberts  John  H.  firebrickmaker,  h.  Tivoli  hoi. 
Roberts  Joseph,  taxidermist,  house  466  Lydiua 
Roberts  Lemira  Miss,  house  123  North  Pearl 
Roberts  Patrick  G.  violinist,  house  466  Lydius 
Roberts  Randall  C.  tailor,  house  123  N.  Pearl 
Roberts  Richard  H.  jeweler,  b.  State  c.  Swan 
Robertson  Alexander,  agent  Northern  Transpor- 
tation Line,  105  Pier,  h.  188  North  Pearl 
Robertson  George,  varnisher,  bds.  63  Third 
Robertson  James,  house  63  Third 
Robertson  James,  tailor,  house  32  Chapel 
Robertson  James,  waiter,  house  162  Spring 
Robertson  Matthew  H.  clerk,  ins.  dept.'  State 

Hall,  boards  33  Green  [142  Lark 

Robertson  W.  D.  attorney,  448  Broadway,  houge 
Robertson  William,  laborer,  house  42  Morton 
Robinson  Albert  D.  att'y,  94  State,  h.  41  Hawk 
Robinson  Charles  A.  444  Broadway,  house  39 

Maiden  lane 
Robinson  Edmund  D.  6  State,  bds.  83  Hamilton 
Robinson  Edw.ard,  80  Pier,  house  20  Broad 
Robinson  Edward  J.   bookkeeper,  381   B'way, 

house  20  Broad 
Robinson  George  &   Samuel,  gas  fixtures,   18 

Beaver,  house  46  West  Ferry 
Robinson  James,  gardener,  bds.  North  Albany 
Robinson  John,   builder.  High  corner  Chester 

alley,  house  200  Hamilton 
Robinson  John,  gardener,  Troy  road,  house  do, 
Robinson  John,  shoemaker,  h.  16  Bethl'm  road 
Robinson  John  A.  Mrs.  house  763  Broadway 
Robinson  John  N.  hairdresser,  863  Broadway 
Robinson  Lucius,  state  comptroller.  State  Hall, 

boards  Delavan  House 
Robinson  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Beaver 
Robinson  Michael  {Traver  Sc  R.)  harnessmaker, 

678  Broadway  [below  Pearl 

Robinson  Peter,  tinsmith,  house  South  Ferry 
Robinson  Primas,  house  192  Lumber 
Robinson  Richard  J.  bookbinder,  bds.  44  Elm 
Robinson  Robert,  cutter,  481    Broadway,  boards 

39  Morton 
Robinson  Rodman  H.  Rev.  house  72  First 
Robinson  Samuel,  uil  factory,  1  Broadway,  bds. 

American  Hotel  [boards  9  do. 

Robinson  Samuel  (Q.  &  S.  Robinson),  18  Beaver, 
Robinson  Sarah  J.  widow,  house  326  South  Pearl 
Robinson  Sidney  S.  bookkeeper,  h.  20  Broad 
Robinson  Thomas,  tailor,  house  39  Morton 
Robinson  Wm.  H.  engineer,  H.  R.  R.  R.  G'bush 
Robinson  William  H.  clerk,  comptroller's  office. 

State  Hall,  boards  74  Eagle 
Robinson  Wilson,  carpenter,  house  186  Hudson 


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Roch.  George  Mrs.  house  Lydius  near  Robin 
Roche  John,  shoemaker,  house  1  Swan 
Rochford  James,  machinist,  H.  R.  R.  R.  boards 
Second,  Greeubush  [Greenbush 

Rochford  Peter,  laborer,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Second, 
Rock  Richard,  carman,  h.  Dallius  cor.  Bassett 
Rockebach  John,  furnaceman,  house  175  Broad 
Rockefeller  Albert,  engineer,  house  36  Westerlo 
Rockefeller  Bernard,  conductor,  W.  R.  R.  house 

East,  north  of  Mechanic,  Greenbush 
Rockefler  Wm.  J.  salesman,  b.  Van  Renss.  H. 
Rockman  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  19  Van  Schaick 
Rockwell  Clara,  widow,  house  r.  175  Jefferson 
Rockwell  Elizabeth  A.  Miss,  artist,  50  State,  b. 

Dunlop  House 
Rodden  Susan,  widow,  house  164  Green 
Rode  Frederick,  pianomaker,  h.  266  South  Pearl 
Roder  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  house  85  Dove 
Rodgers  Charles  H.  undertaker,  212  South  Pearl 
Rodgers  Charles  H.Mrs,  fancy  goods,  house  212 

South  Pearl 
Rodgers  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  49  First 
Rodgers  Howard  N.  messenger  American   Ex- 
press Co.  house  171  Lydius 
Rodgers  James,  clerk  H.  R.  R.  R.  b.  46  Eagle 
Rodgers  James,  house  76  Lumber 
Rodgers  John,  shoemaker,  house  12  Morton 
Rodgers  John,  machinist,  33  Lumber,  h.  76  do. 
Rodgers  John,  upholsterer,  house  76  Grand 
Rodgers  Lemuel  M.  alderman  2d  ward  and  dep. 
sheriff,  trunks,  364  Broadway,  h.  137  Green 
Rodgers  Michael,  volunteer,  house  405  State 
Rodgers  Philip,  shoemaker,  131  Jefferson,  li,  do. 
Rodgers  Sherlock,  shoemaker,  273  South  Pearl 
house  204  Broad  [b.  137  Green 

Rodgers  Sherlock,  jr.  messenger  State  House, 
Rodgers  William,  trunkmaker,  house  204  Broad 
Rodgers,  see  Rogers 

Roe  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  99  Green 
Roe  Bridget,  widow,  house  135  Green 
Roe  Charles  L.  laborer,  boards  at  Greenbush 
Roe  Coi-nelius,  porterhouse,  bds.  at  Greenbush 
Roe  John,  boatman,  boards  at  Greenbush 
Roe  Margaret,  widow,  house  202  Broadway 
Roe  Patrick,  painter,  house  218  Broadway 
Roe  Patrick,  boilermaker,  b.  Broadway  c.  John 
Roe  Rebecca,  widow,  house  at  Greenbush 
Roe  Stephen  J.  captain  steamboat  Hendrik  Hud- 
son, house  156  Swan 
Roe  Thomas,  weaver,  b.  Washington,  G'bush 
Roe,  see  Rowe 

Roemer  Joseph,  basketmaker,  house  133  Sand 
Roessle  Theophilus  &  Son  {TheophUus  E.),  pro- 
prietors Delavau  House,  B'way,  c.  Steuben 
Roessle  Theophilus  E.  (T.  Roessle  &  Son),  Dela- 
van  House,  house  102  Hudson  [Dove 

Roff  John  J.  vinegar  depot,  384  Lydius,  h.  117 
Roff  Peter  D.  1 24  Pier,  house  29  James 
Roff  Walter,  restaurant,  124  Pier 
Rogan  James,  saloon  189  Montgomery,  h.  do. 
Rogan  Mary,  widow,  house  37  Bassett 
Rogan  Nicholas,  peddler,  house  64  Nucella 
Rogers  Bernard,  moulder,  h.  2  Foundry  place 
Rogers  Charles  H.  clerk,  boards  88  Swan 
Rogers  Clifton,  cattle  broker,  bds.  Bull's  Head, 

Schenectady  turnpike 
Rogers  Edward  K.  clerk,  39  State,  b.  722  B'way 
Rogens  John  P.  14  State,  boards  Congress  Hall 
Rogers  Mary  B.  widow,  house  75  Van  Woert 
Rogers  Nathaniel,  clerk,  26   State,  b.  Dunlop  H. 
RogersNelson,  lumber,  188  Water,  h.  180  N.  Pearl 
Rogers  Owen  {Lawler  &  R.),  cigar  manufacturers, 

776  Broadway,  house  41  De  Witt 
Rogers  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  104  Franklin 
Rogers  William  G.  clerk,  74  State,  b.  722  B'way 
Rogers  William  J.  proprietor  Fountain  House, 
house  926  Broadway 

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Rollins  Archeas  S.  distiller,  b.  Pearl  St.  Hotel 
Romaine  Isaac  F.  lumber,  106  Water,  house  49 

Clinton  avenue 
Romaine  {John  P.)  &  Dunscomb  {Edward),  lum- 
ber, 13  Lumber  district,  h.  69  Ten  Broeck 
RonalA  James,  watchmaker,  house  95  Bassett 
Ronan  Andrew,  grocer,  house  55  Lawrence 
Ronan  Dennis,  clerk,  boards  11  Lawrence 
Ronan  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  r.  31  Van  Woert 
Ronan  Michael,  laborer,  house  19  De  Witt 
Ronan  Patrick,  porterhouse,  204  Water  and  16 

Lumber  district,  house  1 1  Lawrence 
Rooker  William  H.  A.  foreman  Atlas  and  Argus, 

house  43  West  Ferry 
Rookwatght  Jacob,  wheelwright,  house  4  Great 

Western  turnpike 
Rooney  Christopher,  grocer,  house  179  Orange 
Rooney  Ellen,  widow,  house  15  Liberty 
Rooney  James,  furnaceman,  h.  9  Foundry  pi. 
Rooney  James  Rev.  chancellor,  Lydius  opposite 

Cathedral  [98  Philip 

Rooney  John  &  P.  horseshoers,  24  William,  h. 
Rooney  Patrick  (J.  &  P.  R.)  horseshoer,  house 

1  Grand 
Rooney  Patrick,  laborer,  house  221  Third 
Rooney  William,  fruit,  17  S.  Pearl,  h.  15  Liberty 
Rooney  William,  silverplater,  h.  157  Jefferson 
Roos  Adam,  moulder,  h.  Elizabeth  n.  Delaware 
Roos  Henry  P.  shoemaker,  house  256  Hudson 
Root  Andrew  J.  manuf.  boards  802  Broadway 
Root  Erastus,  brakeman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 

Farmers'  Hotel 
Root  Charles  F.  boards  802  Broadway 
Root  Josiah  G.  manufacturer,  h.  802  Broadway 
Roper  Wm.  liquors,  house  56  Clinton 
Roraback  Benjamin  B.  tailor,  46  South  Pearl,  h. 

207  Jay 
Roraback  Clarissa,  widow,  h.  12  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Roraback  James,  wagonmaker,  house  92  Dallius 
Rork  Charles,  lumber  insp.  18  Lumber  district, 

house  132  Lumber 
Rork  Edward  (S.   Rork  &  Bros.),  planingmill, 

Water  cor.  Lawrence,  house  16  Lumber 
Rork  Edward  2d,  sawyer,  boards  51  Colonie 
Rork  George  (S.  Rork  &  Bros.),  planingmills. 

Water  cor.  Lawrence,  house  18  Lumber 
Rork  Geo.  2d,  supt.  planingmills,  h.  51  Colonie 
Rork  John,  boards  16  Lumber 
Rork  S.  &  Bros.  {Edward  and  George),  saw  and 

planingmill.  Water  corner  Lawrence,  house 

51  Colonie 
Rork  Samuel,  Lincoln  cavalry,  bds,  16  Lumber 
Rork  Samuel  2g,  clerk  at  Rork  &  Brothers',  b. 

51  Colonie 
Rork  William,  laborer,  house  52  Montgomery 
Rorke  Dennis,  carman,  42  Dean,  h.  135  Third 
Rorke  George,  clerk,  house  29  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Rorke  John,  gardener,  house  135  Grand 
Rosa  James  K  machinist,  house  W^t  Albany 
Rosboro  A.  Garner  (D.  Peck  &  Co.),  Merchaots' 

Hotel,  505  Broadway 
Rosboro  Edgar,  clerk.  Merchants'  Hotel 
Rosch  George,  cabinetmaker,  house  8  Delaware 
Rosche  Francis,  moulder,  h.  Franklin  c.  Schuyler 
Rosche  Philip,  furnaceman,  h.  30  Broad,  Bethl. 
Rose  Alexander  G.  clerk  Albany  Insurance  Co. 

boards  185  Hudson  North  Pearl 

Rose  Alexander  M.  miller,  Tivoli  mills,  h.  342 
Rose  Charles  W.  engineer,  house  902  Broadway 
Rose  David,  livery  stable,  39  Columbia,  h.   14 

Van  Tromp 
Rose  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  14  Van  Tromp 
Rose  Henry  H.  carman,  120  Pier,  b,  820  B'way 
Rose  John  F.  miller,  house  13  Van  Woert 
Rose  L.  Stewart,  boardingstable,  39  Columbia, 

boards  14  Van  Tromp 
Rose  Robert  F.  house  23  Van  Tromp 


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ALBANY      [R]      DIRECTORY 


Roseboom  Charles,  sashmaker,  118  Lydius,  h.  2 

Bleecker  place 
Roseboom  Gerritt,  tinsmith,  105  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Roseboom  Jacob,  tinsmith,  94  Hudson,   house 

105  South  Pearl 
Roseboom  James,  tinsmith,  house  50  Seccfnd 
Roseboom  John,  waiter,  house  109  Third 
Rosekrans  Abraham   D.  blacking,  varnish  and 

ink  manufactory,  12  Exchange,  h.  24  Jay 
Rosekrans  Emma,  dressmaker,  h.  258  Broadway 
Rosekrans  Ferris  D.  grocer,  138  South  Pearl,  h. 

96  Bleecker 
Rosekrans  Samuel  T.  clerk,  16  Exchange  Build- 
ing, house  258  K  South  Pearl 
Rosenberg  Lewis  M.  dry  goods,  Washington  ave. 

corner  Knox,  house  248  Wash.  ave. 
Rosenberg  Matthias,  laborer,  h.  534  Clin.  ave. 
Rosenbergen  Henry,  butcher,  132  Arch,  h.  do. 
Rosenburgh  Philip,  laborer,  house  174  Elk 
Rosenburgh  William  H.  fisherman,  h.  at  Bath 
Rosendale  Sampson,  peddler,  h.  23  Rensselaer 
Rosendale  Simon,  student,  7  North  Pearl,  boards 
23  Rensselaer  [h.  72  Hamilton 

Rosengarden  Joseph,  jewelry,  98  South  Pearl, 
Rosenow  Charles,  confectioner,  li.  56  S.  Lansing 
Rosenthal  Edward,  butcher,  h.  304  Lumber 
Rosevelt  Harriet  A.  widow,  h.  26  Van  Schaick 
Ross  David,  laborer,  boards  83  Orange 
Ross  George  W.  paperhanger,  h.  130  S.  Pearl 
Ross  Howard  P.  house  27  Ten  Broeck 
Ross  Henry,  carriagetrimmer,  bds.  88  Beaver 
Ross  Jacob,  cigarmaker,  h.  Wilbur,  n.  Partaidge 
Ross  John,  house  12  Clinton 
Ross  Philip,  shoemaker,  house  256  Hudson 
Ross  Simon,  laborer,  house  rear  63  Lafayette 
Ross  {William  H.)  &  Crocker (Ja»i<?s  C),  lumber 

dealers,  17  Lumber  dist,  h.  27  Ten  Broeck 
Rossman  John  B.  physician,  70  Lydius,  house 

Sycamore  Cottage,  cor.  Main  avenue 
Rosston  Charles,  printer,  house  177  Lumber 
Rote  Maria  L.  widow,  house  252  Broadway 
Roth  Charles,  cook,  house  37  Hudson 
Roth  George,  carpenter,  h.  Yates  n.  Ontario 
Roth  Henry,  painter,  house  4  Stephen 
Roth  John,  bootmaker.  Maiden  lane  ab.  Broad- 
way, house  23  Hamilton 
Roth  Joseph,  boilermaker,  W.  railroad 
Roth  Josgph,  porterhouse,  house  Teunis  comer 

Van  Vechten 
Roth  Nicholas,  furnaceman,  h.  Broad,  Bethl. 
Rothaupt  John,  porterhouse,  Bassettcor.  Frank- 
lin, house  do.  ^ 
Rothaupt  Martin,  laborer,  h.  BaSsettc.  Franklin 
Rothfuchs  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  15  Alexander 
Rotman  Albert,  sexton  Middle  Dutch  Church, 

house  38  Beaver 
Rotman  Gerritt  H.  carpenter,  house  119  Lark 
Rourke  Bernard,    carpenter,    Merchant    place, 

house  195  Hamilton 
Ronrke  Hugh,  plasterer,  house  r.  57  Lancaster 
Rourke  Hugh,  conductor,  h.  Second,  G'bush 
Rourke  James  E.  printer,  bds.  198  Spruce 
Rourke  John,  paver,  house  11  Johnson 
Rourke  John,  carpenter,  house  51  Third 
Rourke  John,  carpenter,  house  149  Orange 
Rourke  John  {Sheehey  &  R.),  butcher,  345  State, 

house  78  Bradford 
Rourke  Keyron,  maltster,  h.  313  Hamilton 
Rourke  Patrick,  tailor,  boards  16  Jackson 
Rousch  Andrew,  laborer,  house  41  Plumb 
Rouse  John,  maltster,  house  38  Swan 
Rouse  Martin,  carman,  house  158  Montgomery 
Rouse  Michael,  carman,  house  64  Water 
Rousseau  John,  house  203  State 
Rouville  Abram,  carpenter,  house  120  Snipe 
Rowe  Bradford,  shoemaker,  house  332  Lumber 
Rowe  Catharine  Mrs.  boardinghouse,  49  Colonie 


Rowe  James,  laborer,  house  215  Bowery 

Rowe  Rosanna  Mrs.  house  71  Church 

Rowe,  see  Roe 

Rowland  Henry,  bookbinder,  h.  46  West  Ferry 

Rowland  Hugh  A.  carpenter,  house  72  Lark 

Rowland  John  ( Wiles,  Hoffman  &  R.),  55  State, 

house  59  Clinton  ave. 
Rowland  Mary,  widow  of  Henry,  h,  71  Clin.  av. 
Rowland  Thomas  (Brooksby  &  R.),  stonecutter, 

Green  cor.  Westerlo,  house  182  Hamilton 
Rowley  Charles  C.  chairmaker,  h.  37  Chestnut 
Rozas  Antonio  de,  boards  28  Division 
Rudd  William  T.  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R,  h. 

209  Hamilton 
Rudden  Peter,  cooper,  house  120  Dallius 
Rudder  Wm.  Rev.  boards  Congress  Hall 
Ruddy  John,  laborer,  house  rear  8  Clinton 
Ruefle  Charles,  shipcarpenter,  house  Green  cor. 

Bassett 
Ruez  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  h.  7  Tivoli  hollow 
Rugg  Omar  M.  bookkeeper,  30  State,  h.  176  Jay 
Ruggles  Albert  W.  harnessmaker,  h.  1  Wendell 
Ruggles  Van  Rensselaer  P.  &  Co.  [Jackson  Bige- 

low),  com.  mers.  49  Quay  house  4  Jay 
Ruhl  Barbara,  widow,  h.  224  Washington  ave. 
Ruhl  Ernest  F.  lithographer,  house  114  Broad 
Ruhland  John  B.  laborer,  house  161  Elk 
Rull  John,  gardener,  house  31  Perry 
RuU  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  7  Bowery 
Rull  Nich.  blacksmith,  438  Lydius,  h.  432  do. 
Rummel  John,  upholsterer,  house  69  Bowery 
Runkle  Henry  C.  carpenter,  house  16  Fulton 
Ruoff  Martin,  machinist,  house  Whitehall  road, 

near  Odell 
Rusch  Christian,  shoemaker,  h.  35  Teunis 
Rush  Dorothy,  widow,  house  Lydius  ab.  Snipe 
Rush  George,  cabinetmaker,  h.  8  Delaware 
Rush  Michael,  waiter,  house  124  Sand 
Ruso  Carrie,  dressmaker,  house  70  Lark 
Ruso  Francis  jr.  house  91  First 
Ruso  Frederick,  mason,  house  70  Lark 
Ruso  N.  J.  peddler,  house  207  Jefferson 
Ruso  Nicholas  F.  house  63  Division 
Ruso  William,  cigarmaker,  house  405  Lydius 
Russ  Alanson  B.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

office,  bds.  68  Hudson  [244  Hudson 

Russ  Charles  E.  quartermaster  30th  reg't,  bds. 
Russ  Herman  H.  (Ridgway  &  Co.),  plumber,  121 

State,  house  148  Eagle 
Russ  James,  bookbinder,  82  State,  b.  152  Lydius 
Russ  John  P.  carriagesmith,  55  Hamilton,  house 

152  Lydius 
Russell  Alice,  widow  of  Philip,  h.  241  Lumber 
Russell  A.  W.  botanic  physician,  h.  76  Hudson 
Russell  Catharine,  widow,  house  468  Lydius 
Russell  Cornelius,  coachman,  house  32  Howard 
Russell  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Dean 
Russell  Pvdward,  laborer,  bds.  55  Montgomery 
Russell  Elilm  &  Son  {Henry),  paints  and  glass, 

35  James,  house  55  Columbia 
Russell  Eliza,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  69  Jefferson 
Russell  George,  carman,  house  111  South  Pearl 
Russell  George,  machinist,  boards  33  Second 
Russell  Harriet  A.  widow,  h.  88  Second 
Russell  Henry  [E.   Russell  &  Son),   house  55 

Columbia 
Russell  Horace,  conductor,  W.  R.  R.  house  Me- 
chanic, Greenbush 
Russell  Hubbard  L.  grocer,  34  Jay,  h.  212  State 
Russell  Hubbard  L.  jr.  clerk,  bds.  212  State 
Russell  Jacob  H.  porter,  h.  South  Lansing  below 

Franklin  [62  Westerlo 

Russell  James  W.  clerk,  107  South  Pearl,  boards 
Russell  Jason,  house  32  Jefferson 
Russell  John  E.  printer,  bds.  29  Quackenbush 
Rus.«ell  John  H.  adjt.  1 8th  reg't,  bds.  210  State 
Russell  John  J.  porter,  house  South  Lansing 


ALBANY      [S]      DIRECTORY 


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Russell  (Jo/iu   W.)  &  Read  {William  H.),  com. 

iner.  flour  and  grain,  118  Pier,  h.  99  Hcrk'r 
Russell  Joseph  W.  student,  9  Douw's  Bldg,  bds. 

99  North  Pearl 
Russell  Lawrence,  engineer,  h.  Johnson's  alley 
Russell  Lawreuce,  whitewasher,  h.  143  Green 
Russell  Margaretta  S.  widow,  h.  99  North  Pearl 
Russell  Mary  A.  widow  of  Solomou  W.  house  62 

Westerlo 
Russell  Michael,  laborer,  house  35  Dean 
Russell  Patrick,  house  145  Lumber 
Russell  Peter,  blacksmith,  house  145  Lumber 
Russell  Philip,  helper,  house  145  Lumber 
Russell  William,  house  210  State  [210  State 

Russell  William  H.  qr.  master  18tli  reg't,  boards 
Russell  Wm.  C.  carman,  liouse  85  Third 
Russell  Wm.  N.  constable,  house  86  W.  Ferry 
Ruth  Diana,  seamstress,  house  367  State 
Ruth  Henry,  moulder,  house  130  Bowery 
llutledge  John,  boards  56  North  Ferry 
Rutledge  Patrick,  laborer,  house  56  N.  Ferry 
Rutledge  Thomas,  63d  reg't,  h.  9  Foundry  place 
Rutledge  William,  laborer,  bds.  56  North  Ferry 
Ryan  Ann,  variety  store,  101  Green,  house  do. 
Ryan  Anthony,  hostler,  house  221  Third 
Ryan  Bernard,  in  brewery,  liouse  128  Water 
Ryan  Bridget,  widow,  house  42  Mulberry 
Ryan  Catharine,  widow,  house  201  Broadway 
Ryan  Catharine,  widow,  house  57  Chapel 
Ryan  Charles  J.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  51 

Ten  Broeck 
Ryan  Cornelius,  moulder,  house  146  Church 
Ryan  Cornelius,  grocer.  Arch  cor.  Grand 
Ryan  Cornelius,  tallyman,  house  Greenbush 
Ryan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  63  Arch 
Ryan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  50  Colonie 
Ryan  Daniel,  agent,  2  State,  bds.  Mansion  House 
Ryan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Spruce  near  Eagle 
Ryan  Dennis,  cooper,  house  93  First 
Ryan  Edward,  baggagemaster,  N.  Y.   C.  R.  R. 

house  58  Philip 
Ryan  Edward,  moulder,  house  63  Lawrence 
Ryan  Edward,  waiter,  house  58  Philip 
Ryan  Honora,  grocer,  138  Jefferson,  house  do. 
Ryan  James,  moulder,  house  1 56  Eagle 
Ryan  James,  blacksmith,  house  16  Jackson 
Ryan  James  H.  coppersmith,  h.  124  Jefferson 
Ryan  James,  blacksmith,  house  7  Lumber 
Ryan  John,  watchman,  h.  16  Union 
Ryan  John,  carpenter,  h.  Broadway,  G'bush 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  house  156  Eagle 
Ryan  John,  coachman,  house  21  Canal 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  house  4  North  Lansing 
Ryan  John,  miller,  house  47  Colonie 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  house  216  Broadway 
Ryan  John,  moulder,  house  12  Catharine 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  house  rear  Spruce  n.  Eagle 
Ryan  John,  teamster,  house  87  Church   [Broeck 
Ryan  John  J.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds  61  Ten 
Ryan  John  H.  moulder,  bf^ards  146  Church 
Ryan  John  T.  safemaker,  house  10  Jefferson 
Ryan  Martin,  clerk,  house  rear  178  Colonie 
Ryan  Martin,  teamster,  house  48  Canal 
Ryan  Mary,  widow,  boards  55  Church 
Ryan  Mary,  widow,  house  61  North  Lansing 
Ryan  Matthew,  laborer,  bds.  61  North  Lansing 
Ryan  Matthew,  teamster,  house  373  State 
Ryan  Michael,  porter,  Delavan  House 
Ryan  Michael,  moulder,  house  3  Learned 
Ryan  Michael,  butcher,  house  449  Wash.  ave. 
Ryan  Michael,  fish  and  oysters,  97  Green,  bds. 

158  Eagle 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  151  Montgomery 
Ryan  Patrick,  hostler,  house  226  Mulberry 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  89  Cherry 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  17  Clinton    , 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 


Ryan  Patrick,  house  4  Foundry  place 

Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  13  Clinton 

Ryan  Philip,  clerk,  101  Green,  b.  do. 

Ryan  Richard,  grocer,  Schuyler  cor.  Clinton 

Ryan_  Richard,   gardener,  h.   Clinton  ave.   ab. 

Partridge 
Ryan  Roger,  laborer,  house  rear  1  Clinton 
Ryan  Thomas,  moulder,  house  56  North  Ferry 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  219  Swan 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  55  Delaware 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  at  North  Albary 
Ryan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  61  N.  Lansing 
Ryan  William,  carpenter,  h.  Second,  G'Bush 
Ryan  William,  mason,  house  51  Ten  Broeck 
Ryder  John,  tailor,  house  104  Broad 
Ryder  Seth  B.  house  179  Hudson 
Rysedorph  Martin  W.  teas,  &c.  179  South  Pearl, 

house  83  Beaver 

SABBATON  PAUL  A.  superintendent  gasworks, 

59  State,  house  90  Hudson 
Sabey  George,  fireman,  house  852  Broadway 
Sacia  Jane,  widow,  house  324  State 
Sacker  Anthony,  machinist,  house  16  Orange 
Sackett  Nathaniel,  clerk,  15  Lumber  dist.  bds. 

858  Broadway 
Sackett  William  H.  lumber  dealer,  15  Lumber 

district,  house  858  Broadway 
Sacks  Simon,  clothing,  206  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Sadler  Joseph,  laborer,  house  59  Sand 
Saff'ord  Edwin,  insurance  agent,  69  State,  house 

185  Hudson  [30  Jay 

Sattbrd  Levi,  real  estate  agent,  51  State,  house 
Sage  Mary  C.  boards  16  broad 
Sagendorf  Peter  A.  house  East,  Greenbush 
Sager  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  588  Clinton  avenue 
Sager  Frederick  F.  house  163  South  Pearl 
Sager  Jacob,  captain  3d  district  police,   house 

860  Broadway 
Sager  John,  house  248  Washington  avenue 
Sager  John  W.  stoves,  17  and  19  Green,  house 

39  Congress 
Sager  Margaret,  tailoress,  house  75  Lark 
Sager  Peter,  stoves,  &c.  7  Green,  house  18  Dove 
Sams  bury  Wm.  pilot,  house  John,  Greenbush 
Sale  Peter,  furnaceman,  h.  284  Wash,  avenue 
Salisbury  Andrew,  91st  reg't,  h.  182  Colonie 
Salisbury  Asa  S.  laborer,  house  304  N.  Pearl 
Salisbury  Daniel  (Cary  &  S.),  lumber  dealer, 

first  office  north  of  Ferry,  h.  176  N.  Pearl 
Salisbury  Daniel  jr.  captain  steamboat  Alida,  h. 

Seymour,  Bath 
Salisbury  Henry,  teamster,  house  54  W.  Ferry 
Salisbury    Henry   Mrs.   matron    Home   of  the 

Friendless,  house  15  Park 
Salisbury  James  M.  lumber  inspector,  1  Lumber 

district,  house  147  Second 
Salisbury  Nelson  H.  clerk,  1  Lumber  district, 

boards  Lumber  above  Knox  [Bath 

Salisbury  William,  carman,  h.  White  n.  Ferry, 
Sallig  Joseph,  farmer,  house  76  Odell 
Sallig  Mattheus,  mason,  h.  V.  Vechten  n.  Steven 
Salm  John,  carpenter,  house  148  Broad 
Salters    Benjamin,    secondhand    clothing,    598 

Broadway,  house  2  Van  Tromp 
Sam  Adam,  cutter,  house  174  South  Pearl 
Sammon  Martin,  laborer,  house  142  Colonie 
Sammon  Michael,  laborer,  h.  rear  20  De  Witt 
Sammons  Lawrence,  moulder,  house  117  Grand 
Samo  Henry,  tailor,  house  32  Bowery 
Sample  Margaret,  widow,  house  113  Dove 
Sampson  William,  carpenter,  house  19  Sand 
Sanbrook  George,  laborer,  h.  98  Van  Woert 
Sand  Jolni  H.  attorney,  67  State,  bds.  38  Hawk 
Sanders  Barent  B.  {J.  B.  Sanders  &  Co.),  house 

41  Broad  [h.  143  Lydius 

Sanders  Garret  V.    S.   {/.  B.   Sanders  &  Co.)i  I 


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Sanders  George,  shoefitter,  house  31  Willett 

Sanders  George  H,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R. 

Sanders  Henry  B.  boards  43  Lydius 

Sanders  Jacob  G.  house  150  State 

Sanders  James,  carpenter,  bds.  154  Clinton  ave. 

Sanders  {James  B.)  &  De  Witt  {A.   V.),  attor- 

nevs,  9  Douw's  Building,  h.  21  Wash.  ave. 
Sander's  John  B.  &  Co.  («.  V.  S.  &  B.  B.  San- 
ders), provisions,  seeds,  salt,  &c.  72  Quay, 

house  143  Lydius 
Sanders,  see  Saunders 

Sanderson  George,  furnaceman,  h.  63  Third 
Sanderson  Robert,  cigarmaker,  h.  51  Third 
Sandleiter  Jacob,  maltster,  house  102  Sand 
Sandleitner  Simon,  saloon,  61  Eagle,  house  do. 
Sands  Bridget,  widow,  house  29  Van  Schaick 
Sands  George,  laborer,  house  39  De  Witt 
Sands  John,  machinist,  house  269  L^mber 
Sands  William,  carpenter,  house  52  X  Philip 
Sanford  George  D.  trunkmaker,  h.  19  Mulberry 
Sanfoid  Harriet,  widow,  house  1 63  Eagle 
Sanford  Joseph  P.  house  6  Elk 
Sanford  Wilbur  F.  at  Directory  office,  78  State 
Sangmaster  Augustus,  415  B'way,  h.  98  Wester lo 
Sanger  George,  safemaker,  house  17  Teunis 
Sankey  Samuel  H.  printer,  house  200  Hudson 
Sankey  William  L.,  Berdan's  sharpshooters,  h. 

200  Hudson 
Sann  Henry,  currier,  house  123  Franklin 
Sappe  John,  physician,  house  —  Spruce 
Sard  George  E.  clerk,  488  B'way,  b.  175  State 
Sard  Grange,  draper  and  tailor,  488  Broadway, 

house  175  State 
Sard  Grange  jr.  clerk,  11  Green,  b.  175  State 
Sargent  Caroline,  teacher,  b.  N.  Pearl  c.  Colonie 
Sargent  Charles  E.  engineer,  h.  890  Broadway 
Sargent  Parker,  laborer,  h.  106  Clinton  avenue 
Sargent  W.  P.  boards  Dunlop  House 
Sauer  Henry  C.  A.  hatter,  h.  57  Schuyler 
Saul  William,  carpenter,  110  Ten  Broeck,  house 

107  Lumber 
Saunders  Chas.  M.,  Mechanics'  Hotel,  18  Lydius 
Saunders  S.  drugs,  16  North  Lansing 
Saunders  Zacchus  M.  gardener,  h.  439  Lydius 
Saunders  William  N.  fe.  capt.  3d  reg't,  h.  1  Pine 
Saussbier  Joseph,  shoemaker,  h.  18  Steven 
Sauters  Anthony,  restaurant  305  Broadway 
Sautter  LouiSj  apothecary,  61  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Savage  Catharine  Mrs.  confectionery  and  toys, 

Broadway,  Greenbush,  house  do. 
Savage  Edmund,  clerk,  canal  dept.  State  Hall, 

boards  72  Chapel 
Savage  Francis,  pianomaker,  house  116  Third 
Savage  James,  harbor  master,  4  Maiden  lane,  h. 

72  Chapel 
Savage  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Savage  Rowland,  shoemaker,  h.  273  Wash.  ave. 
Savage  Silas  T.  swiftsure  line  office,  h.  58  Jay 
Sawyer  Abram,  fish,  &c.  Center  Market,  house 

54  Division  [Ten  Broeck 

Sawyer  Christopher,  clerk,  36  Green,  boards  33 
Sawyer  Robert  N.  news  depot,  104  Wash.  ave. 
Sawyer  William,  shoes,  86  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Saxe  C.   J.   {Douglas,  Saxe  &    Co.),  lumber,  6 

Lumber  district,  house  at  Troy 
Saxe  John  G.  house  235  Lydius 
Saxton  David  A.  clerk,  bds.  54  Van  Woert 
Sayers  John,  laborer,  h.  Dallius  cor.  Cherry 
Sayles  Alexander,  boots  and  shoes,  6X   Plain 
Sayles  Christopher,  moulder,  house  13  Bowery 
Sayles  Charles,  shoemaker,  149  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Sayles  George  M.  Mrs.  h.  329  Wash.  ave. 
Sayles  James,  porterhouse,  152  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Sayles  James  M.  clerk,  canal  col's  office,  Ji.  29  Ja; 
Sayles  John,  house  29  Jay 
Sayles  Thomas,  currier,  h.  343  Lydius 
Sayre  Daniel  Mrs.  house  273  Hudson 


ay 


Sayre  Henry,  clerk,  56  Wash.  ave.  h.  208  Jay 
Sayre  Rebecca,  widow,  house  273  Hudson 
Scace  Sebnstian,  farmer,  li.  Schenectady  tump. 
Scace  Wm.  gardener,  h.  Lydius  n.  Partridge 
Scahill  John,  moulder,  house  142  Franklin 
Fcallen  George  C.  laborer,  house  105  Elm 
Scally  Peter,  laborer,  house  70  Canal 
Scally  Thomas,  laborer,  li.  Green  c.  Schuyler 
Scally  Thomas,  boilermaker,  house  283  Lumber 
Scanfan  Daniel,  fishdealer,  h.  44  Division 
Scan  Ian  John,  laborer,  house  1  Learned 
Scanlan  Mary  J.  dressmaker,  boards  27  Dean 
Scanlan  Mrs.  widow,  house  1  Learned 
Scanlan  Patrick,  teamster,  house  137  Broad 
Scanlan  Wm.  baggageman  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  27  Dean 
Scannel  William,  nailor,  house  403  State 
Scannell  Edward,  dep.  sherift',  h.  13  Knox 
Scarf  John,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Scattergood  Chas.  F.  boards  lOBleecker  place  . 
Scattergood  Henry  V.  meo.  engineer,  bouse  10 

Bleecker  place 
Schad  George,  furnaceman,  h.  6  Clin.  Beth'm 
Schad  Joseph,  carpenter,  house  55  Alexander 
Schaefer  Adam,  laborer,  house  88  Bradford 
Schaefer  Balthazar,  shoemaker,  house  315  State 
Schaefer  Frederick,  locksmith,  house  128  Broad 
Schaefer  George  G.  carpenter,  house  133  Sand 
Schaefer  Hiram,  laborer,  house  41  Sand 
Schaefer  Joseph,  tailor,  hoiise  8  Alexander 
SchaefferMathias  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  52  Mulberry 
Schafer  Andrew,  laborer,  house  13  Odell 
Schafer  George,  laborer,  house  600  Clinton  ave. 
Schafer  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  145  Broad 
Schafer  Louis,  furnaceman,  h.  53  Bradford 
Schafer  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  Elk  near  Lark 
Schafer  Philip,  porter,  16  N.  Pearl,  h.  133  Bowery 
Schaffner  George,  carriagemaker,  h.  51  Delaware 
Schaflher  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  h.  331  S.  Pearl 
SchaflFner  Philip,  porterhouse,  204  Broad 
Schaller  Andrew,  carpenter,  h.  20  Stephen 
Schaller  Jacob,  laborer,  house  4  Teunis 
Schanemen  John  A.  laborer,  house  19  Sand 
Schanno  Mary,  widow,  house  145  Spring 
Schantz  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  Elizabeth  n. 

Alexander 
Scharer  John,  laborer,  house  73  Bowery 
Scharf  Frederich,  laborer,  house  2  Odell 
Schaumburger  Henry,  moulder,  h.  105  Broad 
Schaumburger  William,  locksmith,  h.  151  Broad 
Schefold  Philip,  laborer,  house  83  Sand 
Scheidler  Catharine,  widow,  house  121  Broad 
Scheidler  Christian,  cigarmaker,  h.  121  Broad 
Schellman  George,  shoemaker,  h.  12  Delaware 
Schenck  George,   tailor,  h.  Van  Vechten  bet. 

Broad  and  Clinton 
Schenekbihl  Anthony,  tailor,  h.  r.  26  W.  Ferry 
Schenmeyer  George,  house  Ferry,  Greenbush 
Scherer  George,  hairdresser,  265  South  Pearl 
Scherer  Peter,  laborer,  house  124  Sand 
Schermerhorn  Elizabeth  Miss,  h.  58  Congress 
Schermerhorn  Geo.  J.  carbuilder,  h.  41  Third 
Schermerhorn  John,  teamster,  h.  222  Wash.  ave. 
Schermerhorn  J.  C.  bookkeeper,  376  Broadway, 

house  61  Dove  [61  Dove 

Schermerhorn  Judah  C.   civil  engineer,  house 
Schermerhorn  Morgan  L.  house  275  State 
Schermerhorn   Theodore,  oysters  and  fruit,  34 

Philip,  house  4  Plain  continued 
Schessler  John,  shoemaker,  h.  142  Wash.  ave. 
Scheuer  Jacob,  stagedriver,  h.  at  North  Albany 
Sclieurer  Jacob,  blacksmith,  house  219  Elm 
Schilfendecker  Frederica,   widow,   h.   Clinton, 

Bethlehem  [Bethlehem 

Schilfendecker  Martin,  butcher,  house  Clinton, 
SchilTer  Charles  F.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  office, 

house  15  Philip 
Schiller  Christiana,  widow,  house  3  Sand 


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Schiflfer  Geo.  W.  lieut.  91st  reg't,  b.  Franklin  H. 
Schitt'erdecker  Charles,  butcher,  41  Clinton 
SchiflFerdecker  Frederick,  butcher,  h.  Clinton  c. 

Van  Vechten 
Schild  Peter,  brushmaker,  h.  29  Bradford 
Schilford  Matthias,  mason,  house  204  Broad 
Schill  Frederic,  laborer,  house  49  Van  Woert 
Schilling  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  Elk  cor.  Quail 
Schimpf  Frederic,  machinist,  h.  177  Broad 
Schindler  Charles  W.  brewer  and  saloon,  Beth- 
lehem road,  house  do. 
Schinnerer  {A7idrew)    &     Hinckel     {Frederick) 

brewers,  Swan  c.  W.  Ferry,  h.  183  Elm 
Schlebocker  Louis,  laborer,  house  224  Sand 

Schlechter ,  bootmaker,  h.  Wash.  G'bush 

Schleick  George,  musician,  h.  210  Wash.  ave. 
Schleiger  Nicholas,  lager  beer,  220  Green,  h.  do. 
Schleppegael  D.  musician,  house  75  Jefferson 
Schlichter  Joseph,  cigarmaker,  h.  100  iNucella 
Schlingloff  Conrad,  cutter,  46  Quay,  h.  191  Elm 
Schlink  Valentine,  tinplate  worker,  172  Broad, 

house  263  South  Pearl 
Schloss  Abraham,  grocer,  111  Beaver,  h.  do. 
Schmalz  Jacob,  painter,  house  224  Green 
Schmelz  Henry,  clerk,  house  106  .Jefferson 
Schmidt  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  336  Wash.  ave. 
Schmidt  Peter,  laborer,  house  35  Sand 
Schmitt  Michael,  clerk  P.  0.  house  142  Bowery 
Schneider  Antoine,  barber,  b.  283  South  Pearl 
Schneider  Barnhart,  baker,  307  Broadway 
Schneider  Charles,  shoemaker,  h.  23  B?thl.  rd. 
Schneider  Christian,  shoemaker,  h.  450  Lydius 
Schneider  George,  lager  beer,  311  B'way,  h.   do. 
Schneider  Henry,  farmer,  h.  New  Scotl'd  pi.  rd. 
Schneider  .Jacob,  florist,  house  371  Bowery 
Schneider  Peter,  wheelwright,  h.  442  Lydius 
Schneider  Sebastian,  91st  reg't 
Schnellendiuessler  Herman    F.  Rev.   house   84 

Schuyler 
Schnur  Peter  A.  laboi-er,  48  Bradford 
Schoch  Christian,  tailor,  house  360  State 
Schock  Jacob,  locksmith,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Elizabeth 
Schock  Martin  G.  carpetweaver,  h.  314  S.  Pearl 
Schofield  John,  tailor,  house  65  Second 
Scholler  Frank,  shoemaker,  b.  652  Broadway 
Scholtz  August,  shoemaker,  h.  369  State 
Schoneman  Charles,  tailor,  house  141  Broad 
Schonman  William,  farmer,  h.  N.  Albany 
Schoon maker  Jacob,  carpenter,  h.  153  Broad 
Schoppelreg  Francis,  3d  reg't,  h.  77  Mulberry 
Schram  Theodore,  laborer,  h.  177  Broad 
Schreiber  Christian,  laborer,  house  Delaware 
Schreiber  Estel  Mrs.  house  184  South  Pearl 
Schreiber  Gotlieb,  musician,  h  85  Schuyler 
Schreiber  Stephen,  saloon,  83  Green,  h.  do. 
Schrem  Peter,  laborer,  house  116  Nucella 
Schrodt  Michael,  clerk  P.  0.  h.  142  Bowery 
Schroeder  Alexander,  watchmaker,  b.  5  Union 
Schroeder  John,  furnaceman,  house  16  Teunis 
Schuetz  Henry,  tailor,  house  165  Broad 
Schult  Albert,  painter,  house  96  Schuyler 
Schult  Frederick,  tailor,  house  66  Hudson 
Schultice  George,  cabinetmaker,  h.  94  Chestnut 
Schultice  Michael,  carpenter,  house  6  Colonie 
Schultz  Austin  T.  engineer,  house  Washington 

avenue  corner  Robin 
Schultz  Charles,  blacksmith,  h.  Clin.  n.  V.  V. 
Schultz  Ferdinand,  grocer,  245  South  Pearl 
Schultz  Frederic,  tailor,  house  32  Clinton 
Schultz  Frederic,  tailor,  house  214  S.  Pearl 
Schultz  Frederick,  brickmaicer,  Clinton  c.  V.  V.' 
Schultz  Henry  (Miller  &  S.),  dyer,  83  Herkimer 
Schultz  John,  laborer,  house  34  Broad 
Schultz  John,  blacksmith,  h.  V.  Vech.  n.  Teunis 
Schultz  John,  brickmaker,  h.  Knox  u.  Bowery 
Schumaker  Frank  A.  carpenter,  h.  78Bassett 


Schurr  Barbary,  widow,  house  98  Snipe 
Schurr  Christian,  grocer,  325  Wash.  ave. 
Schu.ster  Marx,  tailor,  110  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Schutter,  see  Shutter 

Schuyler  Angelica,  widow,  house  57  Lumber 
Schuyler  Cornelius,  real  estate  broker  and  ins. 

agent,  51  State,  house  294  do. 
Schuyler  Mary,  boards  284  South  Pearl 
Schuyler  Mary,  widow,  h.  190  North  Pearl 
Schuyler  Samuel,  supt.   N.  Y.  &  A.  Propeller 

hue,  310  B'way,  h.  72  Westerlo 
Schuyler  Thomas,  80  Pier,  h.  65  South  Ferry 
Schuyler  William  C.  attorney,  h.  134  Jefferson 
Schwabecker  Betsey  Mrs.  widow,  house  1 1  Rose 
Schwartz  Abraham,  meatstall,  171  South  Pearl, 

house  35  Alexander 
Schwartz  F.  mason  and  builder,  h.  270  Hamilton 
Schwartz  Frederick,  butcher,  house  101  Knox 
Schwartz  George,  butcher,  II,  12  and  20  Center 

Market,  house  494  Lydius  [Franklin 

Schwartz  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  Bassett  cor. 
Schwartz  Simon,  grocer,  46  S.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Schwed  Frederick,  shoemaker,  h.  8  Howard 
Schweiker  John  W.  cooper,  house  37  Schuyler 
Schweitzen  Christian,  baker,  349  State,  h.  do. 
Schweitzer  Nicholas,  furnaceman,   house    Van 

Vechten  near  Teunis 
Schweizer  Simon,  shoemaker,  h.  183  Spring 
Schwigler  Adam,  tailor,  house  215  Sand 
Schwin  Nicholas,  milkman,  house  193  Broad 
Schwoerer  Emil,  cook,  h.  169  South  Pearl 
Schworer  John,  Washington  House,  200  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Schworm  .Jacob,  porterhouse,  73  Bowery 
Scobie  Wra.  steward  at  American  Hotel 
Scoilen  George,  bartender,  bds.  162  Jefferson 
Scollen  Henry,  porterhouse,  129  Eagle 
ScoUen  Wm.  brickmakei',  house  162  Jefferson 
Scoones  Henry,  shoemaker,  house  at  Bath 
Scott  Alice  A.  dressmaker,  house  194  Lumber 
Scott  Ann,  widow,  house  610  Broadway 
Scott  Chas.  E.  gunsmith,  bds.  17  Clinton  ave. 
Scott  David,  lumber,  70  Bassett,  house  72  do. 
Scott  (David  I. )  &  Costigan  (James),   silverplat- 

ers,  13  Church,  house  32  West  Ferry 
Scott  Frederick,  porterhouse,  109  Bowery 
Scott  George  C.  tailor,  8  Beaver,  h.  130  Lancaster 
Scott  George  C.  (Hyler  &  S.),  coachsmith.  Ferry, 

Greenbush,  house  Broadway  do. 
Scott  George  W.  bds.  4  Park  place 
Scott  Henry  H.  house  73  Lark 
Scott  Jacob,  house  17  Clinton  avenue 
Scott  Jacob  A.  boardinghouse,  57  Lydius 
Scott  Jacob  H.  steward,  house  194  Lumber 
Scott  James,  labor.-r,  house  18  Morton 
Scott  .James,  laborer,  house  55  Colonie 
Scott  James  G.  yankee  notions,  52  State,  boards 

61  Beaver 
*Scott  .Jane,  vestmaker,  bds.  72  .Jay 
Scott  John,  carpenter,  housn-  at  Greenbush 
Scott  John,  painter,  house  195  South  Pearl 
Scott  John,  hatter,  house  16  Daniels 
Scott  John  R.  cigarmaker,  house  2 1  Van  Woert 
Scott  John  W.  cigarmaker,  house  206  Lumber 
Scott  Lawson  A.  porter  Greer's,  h.  r.  208  Lumber 
Scott  Leonard  L.  2d  dist.  police,  h.  79  Second 
Scott  Marshall,  police,  bds.  606  Broadway 
Scott  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  55  Lawrence 
Scott  Patrick,  tailor,  house  116  Nucella 
Scott  Philip  &   Co.  (D.   Terry  jr.),  grocers,  74 

Pier,  house  114  Second 
Scott  Richard  H.  (IV.  J.  &  R.    H.  Scott),  h.  9 

Bleecker  place 
Scott  Robert,  laborer,  hou.se  r.  84  Broad 
Scott  Robert,  carpenter,  64   Bassett,   boards  60 

Rensselaer 
Scott  Robert,  plumber,  house  31  Van  Zandt 


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Scott  Robert  A.  bookkeeper,  bds.  17  Clinton  ave. 
Scott  Stephen,  stationman,  Ii.  6  N.  Lansing 
Scott  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  119  Lumber 
Scott  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  105  Arch 
Scott  Wm.  cigarmaker,  house  204  Lumber 
Scott  Willliam,  cigarmaker,  house  68  First 
Scott  William  B.  grocer,  Swan  c.  Second,  h.  do. 
Scott  William  J.  &  R.  H.  gunmakers  and  mili- 
tary goods,  9  Beaver,  iiouse  339  Lydius 
Scovel  Ashley  Mrs.  house  31  Clinton  avenue 
Scovel  Henry  W.  {Kennedy  &  S.),  54  State,  h. 

51  Philip 
Scovel  Louis  L.  paymaster  U.  S.  N.  h.  31  Clin.  av. 
Scovel  Nelson,  54  State,  house  76  Eagle 
Scovell  Amos  S.  analytical   physician  and  sur- 
geon, 249  Lydius,  house  do. 
Scovill  Oliver,  38  State,  bds.  10  Van  Schaick 
Scrafford  Sarah  E.  Mrs.  house  8  High 
Scranton  William,  house  170  Hudson 
Scribner  Benjamin  C.  house  37  South  Ferry 
Scripture  F.  Everett,  clerk,  b.  Beardsley's  Hotel 
Scripture  Henry,  overseer  at  Penitentiary,  house 

122  Lark 
Scriven  Grardner,  carpenter,  h.  341  N.  Pearl 
Scriven  Lyman  Gr.  carpenter,  h.  341  N.  Pearl 
Scullen  James, shipcarpenter,  h.  48  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Scully  David,  conductor,  house  12  Orange 
Scully  Edward,  tailor,  house  143  Orange 
Scully  Edward  Mrs.  house  17  Bleecker 
Scully  .John,  carpenter,  bds.  B'way,  Greenbush 
Scully  Lawrence,  moulder,  house  95  Church 
Scully  Richard,  brakeman,  bds.  at  W.  Albany 
Scully  Timothy,  laborer,  bds.  69  North  Ferry 
Seabury  Hilan,   hollowware,  Tivoli   hollow,  h. 
221  North  Pearl  [Lumber 

Seabury  Isaac  F.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  186 
Seaman  Cornelia,  widow,  house  39  De  Witt 
Seaman  Cornelius,  stovemounter,  h.  912  B'way 
Seaman  James  H.  stovemounter,  b.  39  De  Witt 
Seaman  Joseph  W.  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

912  Broadway 
Searls  George,  laborer,  house  168  Sand 
Searls  George,  butcher,  house  426  Bowery 
Searls  James,  Initcher,  house  229  Bowery 
Searls  John,  butcher,  house  229  Bowery 
Seaton  George  E.  painter,  h.  66  Rensselaer 
Seaver  Benjamin  W.  sexton,  cutter,  496  B'way, 

house  71  X  North  Pearl 
Seckenger  Gustavus,  laborer,  h.  36  Delaware 
Secor  Sarah,  widow,  house  rear  159  Spriui'- 
Sedam  Charles,  clerk,  80  Pier,  house  200  State 
Seeley  David  W.  patent  rights,  h.  235  State 
Seeley  Ellen,  widow,  house  17  South  ferry 
Seeley  James  P.  fruit  and  oysters,  662  B'way, 

house  48  Spencer 
Seeley  Richard,  mason,  house  32  Division 
Seelye  Samuel  T.  Rev.  house  695  Broadway 
Seemann  Fred'k,  wheelwright,  h  Sand  n.  Perry 
Seeman  Herman,  cabinetmaker,  h.  169  S.  Pearl 
Seery  John,  carman,  h.  Thacher  near  Learned 
Seery  John,  teamster,  house  136  Hawk 
Seery  Patrick,  laborer,  boirds  64  Third 
Segrave  John,  tailor,  house  154  Canal 
Sehl  Christopher,  furnaceman,  h.  12  Bowery 
Sehl  Joseph,  furnaceman,  house  20  Bowery 
Sehl  Nicholas,  laborer,  house  283  Wash.  ave. 
Sehl  Peter,  furnaceman,  h.  284  Wash,  avenue 
Seib  Joseph,  junkdealer,  house  14  Bowery 
Seiber  Gottlieb,  pi.momaker,  house  65  Green 
Seller  William,  teamster,  h.  341  Wash,  avenue 
Seipe  Jacob,  teamster,  house  198  Jay 
Seitz  John,  moulder,  house  209  Broad 
Selby  Thomas,  mason,  house  117  Snipe 
Selby  William,  mason,  house  111  First 
Selheim  John,  furnaceman,  house  32  Alexander 
Selhime  Charles,  stovemounter,  h.  65  Alexander 
Selhime  John,  tailor,  house  41  Plumb 


Seligman  Elias,  jewelry,  house  192  S.  Pearl 
Selkirk  Alexander  sr.  \Vceder  &  S.),  grocer,  154 

South  Pearl,  house  26  Dallius 
Selkirk  Alexander,   agent,   carriagemaker,  832 

Broadway,  house  88  Lumber 
Selkirk  Edward  Rev.  bds.  27  Grand 
Selkirk  Edwin,  coachpainter,  bds.  26  Dallius 
Sellars  Hugh,  variety  store,  287  Wash.  av.  h.  do. 
Selman  George,  laborer,  house  50  Delaware 
Sennett  John,  oilclothworker,  house  125  Bowery 
Sennett  Patrick,  carpenter,  72  Lydius 
Sennett  Patrick,  cook,  house  108  Sand 
Sennett  Thomas,  oilcloth  painter,  h.  78  Bradford 
Sennett  Wm.  clerk,  7  N.  Pearl,  h.  125  Bowery 
Senrick  [Charles)  &  Fisher  (Jos.),  furniture,  40 

Washington  avenue,  boards  361  do. 
Senrick  Frank,  cabinetmaker,  b.  361  Wash.- ave. 
Senrick  George,  cabinetmaker,  h.  361  Wash.  av. 
Senrick  Martin,  cabinetmaker,  b  361  Wash.  av. 
Senrick  Xavier,  sen.  cabinetmaker,  80  Dove 
Senrick  Xavier,  cabinetmaker,  80  Dove,  h.  do. 
Server  Edward  A.  bookkeeper,  353  Broadway, 

boards  60  North  Ferry 
Server  Robert,  shoes,  520  B'way,  h.  60  N.  Ferry 
Service  Philip,  stonecutter,  house  42  Clinton 
Serviss  William  Mrs.  house  37  Grand 
Sessagrant  Charles,  painter,  house  141  Sand 
Settle  Albert  J.  blacksmith,  house  8  Swan 
Settle  Almerin  H.  clerk.  Farmers  and  Mechan- 
ics' Hotel 
Settle  Arthur  E.  clerk,  112  Pier,  b.  81  Clin.  ave. 
Settle  David,  carpenter,  bds.  29  Quackenbash 
Settle  Jacob  M.  attorney,  68  State 
Settle  Sylvanus  W.  produce  and  commission, 

112  Pier,  house  81  Clinton  avenue 
Settlemeyer  Adam,  laborer,  house  114  Bowery 
Seufert  Louis,  carver,  315  State,  h.  96  Willett 
Severence  Joseph,  grocer,  337  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Seward   Fred.  W.    ( Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.   also 

Weed,  Dawson  &  Co.),  Evening  Journal,  h. 

at  Washington 
Seward  Hiram,  boatman,  house  at  Bath 
Sewell  Anthony,  mason,  h.  Yates  near  Robin 
Sewell  James,  mason,  house  Yates  near  Snipe 
Sewell  John,  mason,  house  324  State 
Sewell  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  Swan  corner  Road 
Sexton  (Jharles,  carpenter,  h.  Yates  near  Lark 
Sexton  Henrietta,  widow,  house  2S2  Lumber 
Sexton  Thomas,  laborer,  house  120  Dallius 
Seymour  Charles,  carpenter,  119  Grand,  house 

96  do.  [Clinton  ave. 

Seymour  George  T.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  62 
Seymour  George  P.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.   R.  bds. 

109  Clinton  avenue 
Seymour  Lewis,  carpenter,  6  Wilbur,  h,  91  Grand 
Seymour  Stephen  A.  carriagemaker,  house  244 

South  Pearl  [62  Clinton  avenue 

Seymour  Timothy,  bookbinder,  82  State,  house 
Seymour  William,  house  103  Columbia 
Seymour  William  R.  bds.  62  Clinton  avenue 
Shadick  .lames,  mason,  h.  rear  140  Orange 
Shadick  Perlina,  widow,  house  Clinton  avenue 

above  Partridge  [Montgomery 

Shafer  Adam,  conductor  H,  R.   R.  R.  house  45 
Shafer  Belinda  Miss,  house  17  Philip     [Lumber 
Shafer  Edwin,  bookkeeper,  17  State,  boards  74 
Shafer  G.  "V.  Z.  atfy,  67  State,  b.  91  Herkimer 
Shafer  Ira  ( ffcrner  &  S.),   district  attorney,  67 

State,  house  261  Hamilton       [h.  74  Lumber 
Shafer  Sylvester  A.  clerk  at  Rathbone's  foundry, 
Shatfer  Edward,  house  314  South  Pearl 
Shaffer  John,  signpainter,  547  Broadway,  boards 

314  South  Pearl 
Shaffer  Mary  B.  house  314  South  Pearl 
Shaler  Frank,  engineer,  bds.  29  Quackenbush 
Shallow  John,  boardinghouse,  11  Beaver 
Shanahan  James,  porterhouse,  154  B'way,  h.  do. 


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Shanahan  Patrick,  laborer,  473  Wash,  avenue 
Shandley  William,  laborer,  house  61  Johnson 
Shane  James,  carman,  house  17  Bleecker 
Shankland  Wm.   J.  469  Broadway,   boards   55 
Maiden  lane  [206  Hudson 

Shanks  David  W.  upholsterer,  32  Green,  house 
Shanks  Henry,  tinsmith,  house  74  Cherry 
Shanks  Robert,  fish  and  fruit,  h.  69  Swan,  A.  h. 
Shannon  Martin,  laborer,  house  18  Lawrence 
Shark   William,  gardener,  house  Morris  near 

Partridge 
Sharky  Andrew,  blacksmith,  house  54  Bassett 
Sharky  Ann,  widow,  house  66  Hudson 
Sharky  Bernard,  fireman,  house  71.  Van  Woert 
Sharp  Absolom  M.  carman,  house  i73  Elm 
Sharp  David,  house  52  Congress 
Sharp  Hannah,  widow,  h.  Washington,  G'bush 
Sharp  Jacob,  clerk,  county  clerk's  office,  boards 

27  Quackenbush 
Sharp  Joanna,  widow,  house  130  Dove 
Sharp  Joseph  H.  engineer,  house  46  Lafayette 
Sharp  Margaret,  widow,  house  53  Howard 
Sharp  Nicholas,  boatman,  house  55  Lumber 
Sharp  Wm.  H.  hairdresser,  B'way,  G'bush 
Sharts  John,  house  93  Lydius 
Sharts  Theo.  ironfounder,  at  Greenbusli,  office 

636  Broadway,  house  30  Grand  cor.  Plain 
Shattuck  James  A.  mason,  house  140  Orange 
Shaughness  P.  H.  telegraph  opei-ator,  446  Broad- 
way, boards  Mansion  House 
Shaughnessy  John,  laborer,  house  41  Lydius 
Sliaughuessy  Michael,  blacksmith,  b.  Bowery 
Shaughnessy  Miciiael, moulder,  h.  4  Foundry  pi. 
Shaughnessy,  see  O' Shaughnessy 
Shauu  Jacob,  house  73  Bowery 
Shaver  Cliarles  L  shoemaker,  h.  884  Broadway 
Shaver  Coonradt,  sexton  2d  Presb.  Ch.  house 

17  Lodge 
Shaver  John,  saloon,  882  B'way,  h.  at  G'bush 
Shaver  Vincent  P.  baker,  25  Van  Schaick,  h.  do. 
Shaver  Wm.  H.  clerk,  18  State,  house  18  Plain 
Shaw  Abel,  tinsmith,  house  34  West  Ferry 
Shaw  Ann,  widow,  house  68  Arch 
Shaw  Ann  Mrs.  confectionery,  850  Broadway 
Shaw  Cliristopher,  house  94  Jefferson 
Shaw  Daniel,  tailor,  house  188  Green 
Shaw  Daniel,  Times  and  Courier,  20  Green,  bds, 

15  Clinton  avenue 
Shaw  Daniel  D.  boards  15  Clinton  avenue 
Shaw  Eleanor  E.  music  and  dancing,  28  Jay 
Shaw  John,  carman,  liouse  Third  near  Snipe 
Shaw  John,  laborer,  house  18  Lumber 
Shaw  Joseph,  confectioner,  98  State,  house  do. 
Shaw  Samuel  H.  bookbinder,  house  66  Lumber 
Shaw  Washington,  printer,  house  40  Congress 
Shaw  William,  meatstall  and  grocer,  786  Broad- 
way, house  66  Lumber  [Grand 
Shaw  Wm.  grocer  and  fruit,  56  Beaver,  bds.  12 
Shaw  Wm.  A.  bookbinder,  boards  66  Lumber 
Shay  Daniel,  tailor,  house  188  Green 
Shay  James,  laborer,  house  67  Van  Woert 
Shay  Mary,  widow,  house  188  Green 
Shay  Patrick,  laborer^  house  134  Broad 
Shay  Thomas,  moulder,  house  56  North  Ferry 
Shea  Bridget,  widow,  house  93  Orange 
Shea  Bryan,  shoemaker,  house  53  Van  Schaick 
Shea  John,  bricklayer,  house  42  Philip 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  27  Church 
Shea  John,  moulder,  house  232  Green 
Shea  John,  shoemaker,  house  18  Van  Zandt 
Shea  Matthew,  shoemaker,  house  72  Arch 
Shea  Morris,  moulder,  house  83  Van  Woert 
Shea  Patrick,  laborer,  house  144  Broadway 
Shea  Patrick,  laborer,  house  42  Arch 
Shea  Thomas,  moulder,  house  265  North  Pearl 
Shea  Timothy,  laborer,  house  125  Jefferson 
Shea  William,  moulder,  house  238  Green 


Sheahey  Timothy,  moulder,  house  50  Lawrence 
Shear  Charles,  furnaceman,  house  99  Elk 
Shear  Danford  D.  carman,  h  8  Whitehall  road 
Shear  {Jacob  H.),  Packard  {Joseph,  jr.)  &   Co. 

{Geo.'W.  Packard),  stoves,  17  and  19  Green, 

found  r}'  on  Grand,  Johnson  and  Warren, 

house  176  State 
Shear  Ransom,  peddler,  h.  8  Whitehall  road 
Shearer  Jacob,  brickmaker,  h.  Spring  n.  Dove 
Shearer  John,  laborer,  house  Bowery 
Shearman  Robt.  H.  railroad  dept.  State  Hall, 

house  Chapel  cor.  State 
Sheedy  Michael,  laborer,  house  9  Fullon 
Sheehan  Cornelius,  shoemaker,  house  88  First 
Sheehan  Edward,  carpenter,  house  131  First 
Shei-han  James,  laborer,  house  113  Broad 
Sheehan  Jeremiah,  harnessmaker,  h.  Ill  Elm 
Sheehan  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  41  N.  Lansing 
Sheehan  Michael,  butcher,  359  Bowery 
Sheehan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  123  Canal 
Sheehey  {Bryan)  &  Roark  {John),  butchers,  345 

Washington  avenue,  house  78  Bradford 
Sheehy  Barnard,  butcher,  boards  78  Bradford 
Sheehy  Timothy,  foundryman,  b.  50  Lawrence 
Shehan  Garrett  Rev.  house  3  Hall  place 
Shehan  M.  A.  paperhangings,  390  Broadway, 

house  160  Orange 
Shehan  Mary,  widow,  house  132  Clinton  ave. 
Shehan  Michael,  laborer,  house  9  Fulton 
Shehan  Thomas,  blacksmith,  house  15  Columbia 
Sheherau  Michael,  vegetable  dealer,  h.  6  Lydius 
Sheldon  Alexander  G.  {Sheldons  &  Co.),  house 

at  Newtonville  [76  Lydius 

Sheldon  Augustus,  clerk,  443  Broadway,  boards 
Sheldon  Gaylor  {Sheldons  &  Co.),  h.  76  Lydius 
Sheldon  Geortre  W.  grocer,  72  Washington  ave. 

house  63  Congress  [Broadway 

Sheldon  J.  De  Witt  {Sheldons  &  Co.),  bds.  753 
Sheldon  Lionel  A.  grocer.  Church  c.  S.  Ferry 
Sheldon  Timothy   {M.    W.   Macomber  &   Co.), 

drugs,  34  Wash.  ave.  bds.  Vedder's  Hotel 
Sheldons  &  Co.  {Gaylor,  Alex.  G.  &  J.  De  Witt), 

importers  and  jobbers  of  drygoods,  443  and 

445  Broadway 
Shelly  Joseph,  shoemaker,  boards  64  Bradford 
Shelly  Richard,  teamster,  house  30  Van  Zandt 
Shepard  A.  D.'&  Co.  {Charles  T.  Shcpard  &  J. 

Ijane),  flour  and  commission,   109  Pier,  h. 

Troy  road,  near  toll  gate 
Shepard  A.  K.  109  Pier,  boards  Troy  road 
Shepard  {Alexander  B.)  &  Son  (/.  A.  Shepard), 

gas  and  steam  fitters,  7  Tweddle  Hall,  bds. 

Van  Rensselaer  House 
Shepard  Bensil,  engineer,  house  20  Daniels 
Shepard  Catharine  H.  music  teacher,  boards  340 

North  Pearl  [Hall  place 

Sliepard  Charles  T.  (A.  D.  Shepard  &  Co.),  h.  1 
Shepard  George  W.  109  Pier,  boards  Troy  road 
Shepard  James  A.  {Shepard  &  Son),  gasfitter,  7 

Tweddle  Hall,  North  Pearl 
Shepard  John,  crier,  house  57  Howard 
Shepard  .John,  boatman,  house  r.  140  Elm 
Shepard  John,  laborer,  house  126  Van  Woert 
Shepard  Joseph,  hatter,  46  State,  h.  30  Steuben 
Shepard  Mary,  widow,  house  83  Colonie 
Shepard  Romain  J.  whipmaker,  23  Church,  h. 

64  John 
Shepard  Samuel  M.  miller,  house  332  N.  Pearl 
Shepard  Stephen  O.  attorney,  443  Broadway,  h. 

13  Washington  ave.  [Ill  Grand 

Shepard  S.  F.  merchant  tailor,  313  Broadway,  h. 
Shepard  Wm.  S.  204  Lydius 
Shephard  Mary  J.  Miss,  house  160  .Jefferson 
Shepherd  Caroline,  teacher,  bds.  73  Clinton  ave 
Shepherd  Gideon,  grainmeasurer,  h.  99  Eagle 
Shepherd  Jane  Miss,  house  30  Lodge 
Shepherd  John,  carpenter,  house  374  Lydius 


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Shepherd  Wm.  D.  clerk,  76  Quay,  h.  228Lydius 
Shepperd  Peter,  grocer,  B'way,  n.  John,  G'bush 
Sheran  Thomas,  moulder,  house  142  Church 
Sherer  Christian,  shoemaker,  25  Howard,  h.  do. 
Sherer  Henry,  filecutter,  house  North  Albany 
Sherer  Jacob,  flrebrickmaker,  h.  122  Spring 
Sherer  John,  blacksmith,  h.  Bowery  n.  Knox 
Sheridan  Anthony,  house  81  Canal 
Sheridan  Barney,  carman,  h.  168  Clinton  ave. 
Sheridan  James,  brewer,  house  93  Church 
Sheridan  John,  bookbinder,  h.  85  Bleecker 
Sheridan  John,  laborer,  house  159  Orange 
Sheridan  John,  teamster,  h.  47  North  Lansing 
Sheridan  Matthew,  mason,  li.  152 Clinton  ave, 
Sheridan  Peter,  laborer,  boards  30  Water 
Sheridan  Terrence,  constable,  h.  135  Canal 
Sheridan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  168  Third 
Sheridan  Thomas,  porter,  324  Broadway,  house 

51   Church 
Sheridan  William,  carman,  h.  27  Rensselaer 
Sheridan  Wra.  G.  cigarmaker,  672  Broadway,  h. 

170  North  Pearl 
Slieridan  Wm.  G.  jr.  cigarmaker,  b.  170  N.  Pearl 
Sherley  Edward,  butcher,  h.  S.  Pearl  c.  Ba.ssett 
Slierlock  John,  butcher,  h.  Plank  rd.  n.  Perry 
Sherman  Adelaide,  widow,  h.  64  Wash,  avenue 
Sherman  Augustus  {L.  Thomson  &  Co.),  23  Lum- 
ber district,  liouse  at  Glens  Falls 
Sherman  George  W.  9tli  reg't,  bds.  58  Orange 
Sherman  Horace  A.  clerk,  422  Broadway,  li.  23 

Dove 
Sherman  John,  laborer,  h.  C.inal  corm-r  Knox 
Sherman  John  W.  pai)iter,  h.  153  Clinton  ave. 
Sherman  Josiali  J.  hoards  Congress  Hall 
Sherman  Lemuel,  mason,  house  72  Grand 
Sherman  Preserved,  truckman,  h.  at  N.  Albany 
Sherman  R.  H.  boards  67  Chapel 
Sherman  Wm.  H.  painter,  17  Plain  continued 
Sherman  William  J.  printer,  78  State,  house  162 

Lumber,  Arbor  hill 
Sherrell  Charles  H.  boards  Congress  Hall 
Sherry  John,  policeman,  house  76  Maiden  lane 
Shervin  James,  laborer,  h.  B'M'ay  n.  Gansevoort 
Sherwin  Wm.  F.  teacher  of  music  and  music 

dealer,  81  State,  house  4  Laf.iyette 
Sherwood  James,  piauomaker,  h.  27  S.  Pearl 
Sherwood  [Joseph)  &  Son  {Reuben  F.),  tobacco- 
nists, Lydius  cor.  Church,  h.  886  Broadway 
Sherwood  Reuben  F.  {Sherwood  &  Son),  Lydius 

cor.  Church,  bds.  886  Broadway 
Sherwood  Rich'd  C.  cigarmaker,  h.  150  Clin.  av. 
Sherwood  Thomas    J.    tobaccoiaigt,   146  South 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Sherwood  William,  h.  5  Wendell  [Lumber 

Sherwood  Wm.  H.  cigarmaker,  boards  rear  213 
Shevlin  Catharine,  widow,  house  34  Water 
Shevlin  John,  grocer.  Lumber  cor.  Lark,  h.  do. 
Shevlin  Patrick,  boilermaker,  h.  10  S.  Ferry 
Shields  {Adorn)  &  Son  {F.  S.  Shields),  tobacco- 
nists, 33  Church,  house  75  Lydius 
Shields  Ann,  widow  of  Luke,  hou.se  55  First 
Shields  Bernard,  cooper,  161  Lumber,  liouse  do. 
Shields  Cornelia,  widow,  house  124  Spring 
Shields  Daniel,  laborer,  house  63  Van  Woert 
Shields  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  101  Montgomery 
Shields  Edward,  carpenter,  house  Lawrence  cor. 

Water 
Shields  Elizabeth,  widow,  liouse  157  Swan 
Shields  Francis,  laborer,  house  140  Lumber 
Shields  Francis  S.  (Shields  &  Son),  36  Church, 

house  75  Lydius 
Shields  Hugh,  gastitter,  boards  55  First 
Shields  James,  stereotyper,  9  James,  b.  154  First 
Shields  John,  grocer.  Broad  c.  Whitehall  road 
Shields  Mary,  widow,  house  128  Beaver 
Shields  Matthew,  gaslitter,  boards  55  First 
Shields  Walter,  flagman,  house  r.  26  De  Witt 


Shill  Frederick,  laborer,  house  49  Van  Woert 
Shippee  Jay  D.  express  messenger,  boards  Mer- 
chants' Hotel 
Shippee  John,  city  crier  for  lost  children,  house 
Shirlock  Daniel,  butcher,  house  254  Bowery 
Shirtz  Wm.  M.  agent  Rochester  Transportation 

57  Howard  [Co.  77  Pier,  h.  81  Bleecker 

Shoemaker  Angus,  clerk,  73  State,  b.  67  Beaver 
Shoemaker  Conrad,  moulder,  liouse  41  John 
Slioemaker  Jacob,  liouse  67  Beaver 
Shoemaker  Labult,  laborer,  h.  127  Frank^n 
Shoemaker  Lawrence,  mason,  house  9  Bowerj 
Shoemaker  Peter,  tailor,  house  88  Cherry 
Shoemaker  William,  tollgate  A.  &  M.  P.  road 
Shone  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  35  Montgomery 
Shouts  John  A.  grocer,  210  Water,  li.  862B'way 
Shook  Caroline,  widow,  nurse,  house  14  Rose 
Shook  George,  painter,  house  48  Hamilton 
Shortil  Patrick,  piper,  house  481  Wash.  ave. 
Shortis  George  R.  clerk,  house  73  Division 
Showdy  Nancy,  widow,  house  128  Bowery 
Showier  Patrick,  blacksmith,  h.  South  Ferry 
Shraanan  Bernard,  brewer,  Washington  avenue 

cor.  Robin,  house  Sand  near  Robin 
Shram  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  Plankroad  n.  Junction 
Shrimpton  Aaron,  carpenter,  bds.  334  N.  Pearl 
Shubert  John,  laborer,  house  252  Sand 
Shufelt  Alonzo,  66  Quay,  boards  30  Broad 
Shefelt  John  H.  grocer,  203  S.  Pearl 
Shufelt  Warren,  at  agricultural  works,  bds.  28 

Division 
Shufflebotham  Eli,  builder,  house  242  Lydius 
Shufflebotham  Henry,  harnessmaker,  house  242 

Lydius  [177  North  Pearl 

Sliultz  Alfred  R.  bi-akeman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 
Shultz  Jerome,  machinist,  house  rear  78  Third 
Slium  Joseph,  engineer,  boards  16  Lumber 
Shuster  Mar;£,  clothing,  110  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Shute  Asaph  E.  teacher,  house  69  Hamilton 
Shutter  Eli,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Lark 
Shutter  Eli  S.  overseer  Peniteut'y.h.  382 Lydius 
Shutter  Joanna,  washing,  house  23  S.  Lansing 
Shutter  Lewis,  18th  reg't,  bds.  23  S.  Lansing 
Shutts  Adam,  baggagemaster  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Sibley  Charles  H.  agent,  hoiase  55  Jeflferson 
Sibley  Hepsebeth,  widow,  boards  187  Elm 
Sickels  Alexander,  ropemaker,  house  97  Third 
Sickels  John  A.  clerk  post  office,  h.  208  Jefferson 
SickingerCoustantine,  silversmith,  h.  134  Broad 
Sickinger  Margaret,  widow,  house  128  Broad 
Sickler  Anna,  house  55  South  Pearl 
Sickler  Edward  Y.  boards  55  South  Pearl 
Sickler  Eliza  E.  2d  dist.  school,  bds.  55  S.  Pearl 
Sickles  Abram,  cigarmaker,  house  245  Lumber 
Sickles  Abram,  clerk.  Museum  building,  boards 

87  Clinton  avenue 
Sickles  Charles,  stovemounter,  h.  r.  88  Third 
Sickles  Cooper,  clerk,  boards  79  South  Pearl 
Sickles  Daniel,  butcher,  house  160  Lumber 
Sickles  Eliza  J.  widow,  house  19  Lark 
Sickles  George  F.  piauomaker,  h.  r.  43  De  Witt 
Sickles  Joseph,  ropemaker,  house  rear  78  Third 
Sickles  Mary,  widow,  nurse,  h.  15  Qnackenbush. 
Sickles  Philip  P.  engineer,  house  45  De  Witt 
Sickles  Tliomas,  waiter,  house  ICS  Third 
Sickles  Wm.  cigarmaker,  boards  1 9  Lark 
Sickles  Wm.,  R.  R.  police,  house  45  De  Witt 
Sieb  Joseph,  junk,  14  Bowery,  house  do. 
Sieler  William,  teamster,  h.34l  Wash,  avenue 
Sieudles  Jane,  nurse,  boards  43  Third 
Siess  Frederick,  machinist,  house  115  Snipe 
.'-iggs  Frederick,  clothing,  238  X  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Sighst  Michael,  shoemaker,  li.  183  Spring 
Sigsbee  N.  jr.  sheriff's  clerk,  at  jail,  h.  33  Dove 
Sigward  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  31  Broad 
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Sill  F.  N.  coal,  Hamilton  cor.  Grand,  and  Church 

cor.  Lydius,  house  1615  Hamilton 
Sill  Margaret,  widow,  house  115  North  Pearl 
Sill  Nancy  R.  widow,  house  96  Lancaster 
Sill  Rensselaer  N.  captain,  bds.  115  North  Pearl 
Silsby  Henry  W.  {Long   &   S.),  carriage  manu- 
facturer, 324  S.  Pearl,  h.  59  Broad,  Bethl. 
Silsby  Thomas,  constable,  house  31  Mulberry 
Silverman  David,  butcher,  house  293  S.  Pearl 
Silversmith  John,  painter,  house  101  First 
Silverstone  Isadore,  glazier,  h.  71  Rensselaer 
Simcox  James,  dry  goods,  204  S  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Simmer  Frank,  carpenter,  house  137  Sand 
Simmer  Seth,  laborer,  house  25  Sand 
Simmons  Christian,  laborer,  house  163  Sand 
Simmons  David  P.  house  224  Hudson 
Simmons  Elijah,  fishstall,  Center  Market,  house 

19  Steuben 
Simmons  Elijali  jr.  clerk,  house  87  Elm 
Simmons  Enistus,  carman,  h.  rear  31  VanWoert 
Simmons  Irving,  laborer,  h.  Mechanic,  G'bush 
Simmons  J.  R.  harnessmaker,  house  171  Saud 
Simmons  Jacob,  auctioneer,  house  13  Plain 
Simmons  (Jacob H.)  &  Clow  {John  M.),  fruit  1  S. 

Pearl,  house  13  Plain 
Simmons  John  W.  paperhanger,  h.  26  W.  Ferry 
Simmons  Patrick,  piledriver,  h.  1 14  Nucella 
Simmons  Porter  D.  clerk,   63  State,   house  224 
Hudson  [20  Beaver 

Simmons  Sarah  J.  milliner,  388  Broadway,  h. 
Simmons,  see  Symmonds 
Simon  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  156  Eagle 
Simon  George,  carman,  house  146  Chestnut 
Simon  John,  carpenter,  house  31  Robin 
Simon  Mathias,  newspapers,  h.  9  Delaware 
Simon  Patrick,  laborer,  house  46  Van  Schaick 
Simons  Ephraim,  clerk,  boards  14  Liberty 
Simons  L.  Mrs.  house  rear  780  Broadway 
Simons  Mary,  widow,  house  4  William 
Simons  MoitIs,  clerk  14  State,  h.  14  Liberty 
Simons  {Nathan  E.)  &  Griswold  {Aaron),  lum- 
ber, 116  Water,  h.  S3  Ten  Broeck 
Simons   Thomas,   clerk.  County  Clerk's  office. 

City  Hall,  boards  669  Broadway 
Simpson  Alexander,    carpenter,    Broad,    near 
Westerlo,  boards  60  Rensselaer 

Simpson ,  gardener,  h.  Del.  turn.  n.  Morton 

Simpson  James,  waterworks,  h.  85  Swan,  Arb.  h 
Simpson  John,  engineer,  house  92  Canal 
Simpson  John,  grocer,  261  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Simpson  Jolm  J.  clerk,  bds.  261  South  Pearl 
Simpson  Moses,  house  178  South  Pearl 
Simpson  P.  Schuyler,  clerk,  41  North  Pearl,  h. 

43  Clinton  avenue 
Simpson  Robert,  house  13!  Grand 
Simpson  Simon  M.  cigars,  2  Exchange  Building, 

boards  178  South  Pearl 
Simpson  Wm.  moulder,  boards  131  Grand 
Sims  Francis,  house  rear  76  Canal 
Sims  Wm.  B.  pliysician,  house  11  Hall  place 
Singer  Betsey,  widow,  house  131  Brond 
Singer  Ciiarles,  cabinetmaker,  h.  20  Steven 
Singer  Godfried,  furnaceman,  h.  4  Teunis 
Singer  Hannah  Miss,  milliner,  75  Hudson 
Singer  Herman,  teacher,  house  46  Philip 
Singer  James  M.  boards  75  Hudson 
Singsheim  John,  laborer,  house  285  Wash.  ave. 
Singsheim  Joseph,  brickmaker,  house  1  Sand 
Sink  William,  gardener,  house  35  Sand 
Sinnott  Francis,  laborer,  house  121  Dallius 
Siunott  Patrick,  tailor,  house  64  Schuyler 
Sinnott  Peter,  stonecutter,  house  118  Hawk 
Sinsenberg  Joseph,  cooper,  house  213  Green 
Sinsheimer  Adolphus,  house  88  Green 
Sinsheimer  Jacob,  cigars,  31  State,  b.  88  Green 
Sinsheimer  Marx,  millinery,   554  Broadway,   h. 
88  Green 

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Sintzenich  John,  brassfounder,  h.  25  West  Perry 
Sipperly  Norman,  engineer,  house  153  Jefferson 
Sipple  Catharine,  widow,  hoiase  52  Canal 
Sipple  Edwin,  printer,  boards  52  Canal 
Siss  Joseph,  tailor,  house  6  Teunis 
Sisson  Waite,  widow,  house  67  Hawk 
Sisson'Noel  E.  (D.  McDonald  &  Co.),  51  Lancas- 
ter, house  67  Hawk 
Sitman  Casper,  basketmaker,  h.  Elk  n.  Perry 
Sitterly  Robert,  peddler,  house  1 1  Bleecker 
Siver  Abram,  hostler,  house  259  State 
Siver  Adam  W.  clerk,  house  67  Lafayette 
Siver  Elias,  peddler  h.  20  Garden  alley 
Siver  Lucinda,  widow,  house  67  Lafayette 
Sivers  Martin,  blacksmith,  h.  329  North  Pearl 
Sixbee  James  H.  baggage  wagon,  h.  28  Jefferson 
Sixt  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  56  Sand 
Skeeler  Philip,  baker,  boards  60  North  Pearl 
Skehan  William,  hostler,  house  71  Maiden  lane 
Skehan  William,  bartender,  Delavan  House 
Skehan  Wm.  laborer,  house  Canal  near  Lark 
Skein  William,  laborer,  house  110  Dallius 
Skelley  Mary  A.  widow,  house  58  Green 
Skelly  Andrew,  laborer,  house  72  Van  Woert 
Skelly  Edward,  house  82  Canal 
Skelly  John,  laborer,  house  143  Church 
Skelly  John  P.  plumber,  boards  82  Canal 
Skelly  Susan,  widow,  house  70  Van  Woert 
Skerritt  Jane,  prin.  Young  Ladies'  Inst.  4  High 
Skerritt  Margaret  Mrs.  house  4  High 
Skerritt  Misses,  teachers,  house  4  High 
Skerritt  Thomas  J.  at  Geo.  C.  Treadwell  &  Co.'s, 

boards  146  First 
Skillicorn  James,  grocer,  219  Swan,  house  do. 
Skillicorn  John,  carpenter,  house  169  Elm 
Skinkkle  Mary,  widow,  house  137  Jefferson 
Skinkle  Jacob  R.  carpenter,  house  55  Lydius 
Skinkle  John,  blacksmith,  boards  39  Franklin 
Skinkle  Lorenzo,  carpenter,  h.  54  Bleecker 
Skinkle  Philander,  blacksmith,  h.  170  Franklin 
Skinkle  William,  laborer,  h.  Sand  near  Perry 
Skinner  Anna  Laura  Mrs.  house  5  N.  Pearl 
Skinner  Austin,  shoemaker,  h.  1  Phoenix  place 
Skinner  Chas.  clerk,  post  office,  b.  53  Columbia 
Skinner  Charles  M.  paperhanger,  b.  165  Hudson 
Skinner  Charles  W.  shoemaker,  b.  I  Phoenix  pi. 
Skinner  Elisha  \V.  assistant  state  librarian,  h. 

53  Columbia 
Skinner  Emma,  dressmaker,  b.  85  Hamilton 
Skinner  Ezra,  pianomaker,  h.  86  Hamilton 
Skinner  John,  clerk,  boards  53  Columbia 
Skinner  Louisa  A.  house  175  North  Pearl 
Skinner  Mary,  widow,  house  85  Hamilton 
Skinner  Wm.  clerk,  boards  1  Phoenix  place 
Skinner  William  I.  canal  com.  b.  Delavan  House 
Slade  Francis,  mason,  house  6  Delaware 
Slade  {S.  V.  R.)  &  Craver  (John),  grocers,  14  S. 
Pearl,  house  Bethlehem  cor.  Whitehall  road 
Slane  Daniel,  janitor,  Douw's  Building,  h.  do. 
Slason  Edward  B.  Mrs.  house  259  Hudson 
Slason  Edward  P.  clerk,  boards  259  Hudson 
Slason  Sarah,  widow,  house  123  Lydius 
Slater  Frank,  painter,  boards  27  Hamilton 
Slater  Harrison,  grinder,  h,  SOX  South  Ferry 
Slattery  Alice,  widow,  house  64  Rensselaer 
Slattery  James,  laborer,  house  48  Colonie 
Slattery  Michael,  clerk,  boards  48  Colonie 
Slattery  Thomas,  laborer,  house  69  Church 
Slaven  James,  laborer,  house  15  Van  Woert 
Slaven  Mich,  carpenter,  10  Pine,  h.  58%  Chapel 
Slaven  Terrence  Mrs.  house  13  Johnson 
Slavin  Bridget,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  38  Jefferson 
Slavin  Henry  J.  clerk,  20  and  22  State,  boards  15 

Van  Woert 
Slavin  John,  43d  reg't,  house  38  Jefferson 
Slawson  Edward,  tallyman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards 
42  Grand 


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SlawsonP.  clerk  at  comptroller's  office,  State  Hall 

boards  Ameiicaii  Hotel 
Slawsoi)  John,  carman,  house  9  Broad 
Slawson  Sarah,  widow,  house  123  Lydius 
Slawson  Sillick,  shoemaker.  Union  cor.  Lydius 
Slawson  William,  newsvender,  h.  4  Hunter's  al. 
Sleigher  Louis,  laborer,  house  66  Elk 
Sliugerland  A.  M.  bookkeeper,  116  Pier,  boards 

American  Hotel 
Slingerland  Henry  H.  woodyard,  95  Lancaster, 

house  128  Spring 
Slingerland  John  B.  bds.  205  Lancaster 
Sloan  Edmund,  house  257  Hamilton 
Sloan  James,  gardener,  house  98  Philip 
Slocombe  James,  tailor,  house  99  Second 
Slocum  William,   bookkeeper,  53  Dean,  house 

245  Hudson 
Slocumbe  William  R.  carpenter,  h.  at  G'bush 
Sloss  Robt.  housesmith,  20  Quay,  b.  27  Q'bush 
Slosson  Franklin,  clerk  comptroller's  office.  State 

Hall 
Small  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  35  Canal 
Small  Henry,  laborer,  house  46  Arch 
Small  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  638  Broadway 
Smallmau  David,  clerk,  luaise  237  South  Pearl 
Smallwood  James,  shoemaker,  h.  207 >^  State 
Smeltz  Henry,  tailor,  449  B'way,  h.  106  Jefferson 
Smith  Abram  S.  capt.  SOtb  reg't,  b.  259  Hudson 
Smith  Albert  C.  colorer,  house  28  Elm 
Smith  Albert  D.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  K.  freight  of- 
fice, boards  680  Broadway 
Smith  A.  H.  D.  grocer,  123  Green,  bds.  61  Union 
Smith  Amanda,  nurse,  house  328  State 
Smitli  Amelia,  widow,  house  66  Hudson 
Smith  Andrew,  clerk,  848  Broadway,  boards  do. 
Smith  Anthony,  carpenter,  house  208  Lumber 
Smith  Archibald,  gasfitter,  b.  3  Hawk  n.  Canal 
Smith  Arthur,  lahorer,  h.  167  TLiird       [Schaick 
Smith  Arthur  A.  porter  37  Quay,  house  37  Vau 
Smith  Aurelius,  machinist,  house  64  Union 
Smith  Bridget,  widow,  house  106  Third         [son 
Smith  Benj.  F.  architect,  443  B'way,  h.  68  Hud- 
Smith  B.  F.  jr.,  artist,  443  Broadway,  house  257 

Hamilton 
Smith  Bernard,  house  247  Soutli  Pearl 
Smith  Bernard,  brewer,  house  235  Wash.  ave. 
Smith  Bernard,  grocer,  16  Second,  house  do. 
Smith  Bernard,  laborer,  house  24  Howard 
Smith  Bernai'd,  laborer,  house  East,  Greenbush 
Smith  Bernard,  cabinetmaker,  h.  96  Bassett    ' 
Smith  Catharine,  widow,  nurse,  h,  66  Rensselaer 
Smith  Catharine,  widow,  house  217  Sand 
Smith  Charles,  cigarmaker,  h.  49  Alexander 
Smith  Charles,  house  73  Westerlo 
Smith  Charles,  nielter,  house  163  Grand 
Smith  Charles,  laborer,  house  78  Bradford 
Smith  Charles,  watchman,  house  163  Second 
Smith  Charles  jr.  clerk,  68  Second,  boards  do. 
Smith  Charles  H.  physician,  242  Wash.  a.  h.  do. 
Smith  Conradt,  tailor,  house  rear  32  Alexander 
Smith  Cornelius,  77  Pier,  house  29  Elm 
Smith  Daniel,  house  282  South  Pearl 
Smith  David,  grocer,  664  and  666  B"way,  h.  do. 
Smith  David  A.  grocer.  Green  cor.  Hudson,  h. 

56  Hudson 
Smith  David  H.  furnaceman,  house  28  W.  Ferry 
Smith  David  H.  grocer,  house  Bleecker  Mansion 
Smith  Edgar  B.  builder,  rear  lO  Third,  house 

134  Second 
Smith  Edward,  producedealer,  b.  Albany  Hotel 
Smith  Edward  T.  undertaker,  84  S.  Pearl,  house 

93  Grand 
Smith  Edwin  C.  clerk,  bds.  58  North  Pearl  [do. 
Smith  Elihu,  architect  and  builder,  10  Third,  h. 
Smith  Eliza  Miss,  boardinghouse,  93  Eagle 
Smith  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  36  Vau  Schaick 
Smith  Emanuel,  cigarmaker,  house  133  Broad 


Smith  Enos  B.  fancy  goods,  394  Broadway,  h, 

247  Lydius 
Smith  Ezeliiah,  baker,  house  31  Morton 
Smith  Ezekiel,  laborer,  h.  Morton  c.  Elizabeth 
Smith  Francis,  baker,  house  229  Elm 
Smith  Frank,  laborer,  house  £71  Sand 
Smith  Frank,  teamster,  house  East,  Greenbush 
Smith  Franklin,  house  134  Hamilton 
Smith  Frederick,  gardener,  bds.  North  Albany 
Smith  Frederick,  shoemaker,  bds.  662  B'way 
Smith   George,  coppersmith,  16  Beaver,  house 

125  Franklin 
Smith  George,  laborer,  house  98  Snipe 
Smith  George,  machinist,  house  285  Lumber 
Smith  George  B.  stagedriver,  hou^:e  41  Lydius 
Smith  George,  gardener,  h.  Clinton  avenue  near 

Quail 
Smith  George  W.  barge  capt.  h.  Renss'r,  Bath 
Smith  Gottlieb,  jeweler,  house  88  Lydius 
Smith  Hannah,  milliner,  71  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Smith  Hannah,  widow  of  E.  D.  h.  54  Bleecker 
Smith  (Henry)  &  McClellan  (Hugh),  attorneys,  71 

State,  house  7  High 
Smith  Henry,  laborer,  house  4  Colonie 
Smith  Henry,  house  143  Lumber 
Smith  Henry,  grocer,  53  Lawrence,  house  do. 
Smith  Henry,  jr.  carpenter,  boards  140  Clinton 
Smith  Henry  V.  carpenter,  h.  140  Clinton  ave. 
Smith  Hugli  D.  house  rear  43  Union 
Smith  Isaac,  house  62  Hudson 
Smith  Isaac  H.  patternmaker,  h.  5  Beth,  road 
Smith  Israel  Mis.  boards  216  North  Pearl 
Smith  Jacob,  mason,  h.  Van  Vechten  n.  Teunis 
Smith  Jacob  H.  grocer,  349  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Smith  James,  saloon,  15  Beaver,  h.  do. 
Smith  James,  laborer,  house  41  Morton 
Smith  James,  first  district  police,  h.  232  Green 
Smith  James,  laborer,  house  33  Knox 
Smith  James,  laborer,  house  rear  76  Canal 
Smith  James,  laborer,  house  207  Orange 
Smith  James,  house  163  Second 
Smith  James,  teamster,  house  62  Schuyler 
Smith  James  H.  (Lefcvres  Sc  S.),  6  State,  house 

83  Hamilton 
Smith  J.  N.  agent  People's  Line,  bds.  126  Green 
Smith  Jane,  house  125  Bowery 
Smith  Jane,  Indian  medicines,  h.  65  S.  Lansing 
Smith  Jane  A.  Mrs.  Jiouse  187  Second 
Smith  Jane,  widow,  house  5  Catharine 
Smith  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Smith  Jerome,  clerk,  666  Broadway,  bds.  90  do. 
Smith  John,  house  65  Hamilton 
Smith  Johu,  blacksmith,  house  23  Teunis 
Smith  John,  laborer,  house  31  Bassett 
Smith  Jolin,  laborer,  house  at  Bath 
Smith  John,  house  243  Green 
Smith  John,  gatekeeper,  house  Plank  road 
Smith  John,  shoemaker,  247  State,  li.  315  do. 
Smitli  John,  laborer,  house  41  Morton 
Smith  John,  laborer,  house  79  Franklin 
Smith  John,  porterhouse,  59  Van  Schaick 
Smith  .Joiin,  shoemaker,  house  230  Jefferson 
Smith  John,  street  sprinkler,   house   rear   122 

Swan,  Arbor  hill  [Schaick 

Smith  John,  restaurant,  62  Quay,  house  36  Van 
Smith  Jolin,  blacksmith,  house  371  Bowery 
Smith  John,  switchman,  boards  72  Montgomery 
Smith  John  B.  city  bill  poster,  orders  left  at 

Standard  office,  house  65  Hamilton 
Smith  John  E.  baker.  Canal  n.  Dove,  hou.se  do. 
Smith  John  S.  agent,  484  B'way,  h.  156  Second 
Smith  John  S.  machinist  at  West  Albany,  house 

Shaker  village 
Smith  Joseph,  laborer,  house  55  Bradford 
Smith  Joseph,  butcher,  363  Washington  avenue, 

house  42  Bradford 
Smith  Joseph,  tailor,  house  410  Lydius 


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Smith  Joseph  Mrs.  house  327  State  [BVay 

Smith  J.  Peniiiman  ( Wdlcr  &  S.),  24  State,  h.  769 
Smith  J.  Penniman  Mrs.  house  769  Broadway 
Smitii  J.  Wesley,  dep.  secretary  of  state.  State 

Hall,  boards  Congress  Hull 
Smith  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  129  Canal 
Smith  Lawrence,  stable,  7  Congress,  h.  9  do. 
Smith  Lewis  B.  clerk,  104  Pier,  house  35  Union 
Smith    Louis    B.   {King    &    S.),   attorney,  484 

Broadway,  boards  156  Second 
Smith  Louisa,  widow,  house  02  Dan'els 
Smith  Lucien  S.  trader,  h.  Broadway,  G'bush 
Smith  Margaret,  widow,  house  60  Church 
Suiitli  Mnria,  mantillas,  house  49  Columbia 
Smith  Maria,  widow,  house  35  Swan 
Smith  Martin,  shoemaker,  bds.  36  Van  Schaick 
Smitli  Mary,  widow,  millinery,  153  South  Pearl, 

lioards  66 Franklin 
Smith  Mary,  widow,  house  47  Arch 
Smith  Mary,  widow,  house  254  Sand 
Smith  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Thos.  h.  11 1  Clin.  av. 
Smith  Mary  Mrs.  house  65  Hamilton 
Smith  Matthew,  moulder,  bds.  36  Van  Schaick 
Smith  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  139  Lumber 
Smith  Michael,  laborer,  houst  13  Morton 
Smith  Michael,  cooper,  60  Cherry,  house  Dallius 

cor.  Ciierry 
Smitli  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  36  Van  Schaick 
Smith  Morgan  L.  newsagent,  h.  r.  24  V.  Schaick 
Smith  Nicholas,  engineer,  hoose  7  Johnson 
Smith  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  Canal  near  Snipe 
Smith  Nicholas  T.  clerk,  house  14  Dallius 
Smith  Owen,  fireman,  W.  R.  R.  h.  at  G'bush 
Smith  Owen,  gardener,  house  167  Grand 
Smith  Owen,  waiter,  house  144  Colonie 
Smith  Patience  Miss,  teacher  of  painting,  boards 

93  Eagle 
Smith  Patrick,  blacksmith,  house  White,  Bath 
Smith  Patrick,  laborer,  house  243  Green 
Smith  Patrick,  carman,  house  249  Green 
Smith  Patrick,  boilermaker,  h.  267  North  Pearl 
Smith  Patrick,  teamster,  house  135  Canal 
Smith  Patrick,  laborer,  hnuse  North  Albany 
Smith  Patrick,  shoemaker,  h.  36  Van  Schaick 
Smith  Patrick,  tinsmith,  house  12  Little  Basin 
Smith  Peter,  moulder,  house  3  Cliestnut 
Smith  Peter,  coppersmith  and  plumber,  16  Bea- 
ver, house  31  do. 
Smith  Peter  H.  clerk  W.  R.  R.,  Harrison,  G'bush 
Smith  Philip,  brickmaker,  boards  58  Swan 
Smith  Philip,  laborer,  house  74  Bradford 
Smith  Philip,  laborer,  hoas»^  13  Lawrence 
Smith  Philip,  tailor,  house  198  Jay 
Smith  Ralph,  grocer,  87  Bowery,  bouse  do. 
Smith  Richard,  pipemaker,  h.  Sand  c.  Ontario 
Smith  Robert,  blackstaith,  house  79  Colonie 
Smith  Robert,  engineer,  h.  East,  Greenbush 
Smith  Robert  A.  T.  bookbinder,  h.  57  Second 
Smith  Robert  C.  Mrs.  house  73  Beaver 
Smith  Samuel   L.  {Holden  &  S.),  meat  stall,  865 
Broadwav,  h.  North  Albany  [Columbia 

Smith  Saiiuiel  M.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  45 
Smith  Sanniel  T.  patent  medicines,  41  Wash.  av. 
Smitli  Stephen,  mason,  house  163  Grand 
Smith  S.  Sidney,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

otfice,  house  216  North  Pearl 
Smith  [Theodore  D.)  &  Covert  (James),  sheep- 
skins and  wool,  30  State,  morocco  factory, 
Arch  cor  Dallius,  house  58  North  Pearl 
Smith  Tliomas  Mrs.  house  178  Jefferson 
Smith  Thomas,  stuccoworker,  bds.  57  Union 
Smith  Thomas,  pianomaker,  h.  130  Lancaster 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Third  n.  Snipe 
Smith  Thomas,  gardener,  house  215  Elm 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  house  34  Bowery 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  house  3  Hawk  n.  Canal 
Smith  Thomas,  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 


Smith  Thomas,  tinsmith,  12  Little  Basin,  h.  do. 
Smith  Thomas  sen.  house  12  Little  Basin 
SiTuth  Thomas  L.  landscape  painter,  53  State, 

boards  64  Howard 
Smith  Willard,  l)asketmal<pr,  h.  150  Broadway 
Smith  William,  clerk, lioards  36  Montgomery 
Smith  William,  machinist,  house  134  Lumber 
Smith  William,  stovemakei-,  house  64  Clinton 
Smith  William,  laborei-,  house  53  Rensselaer 
Smith  William,  laborer,  bouse  102  Sand 
Smith  William,  boatman,  house  206  Water 
Smith  William  {S7nith,  Gregory  &  Co.),  manuf. 

shirts  ami  drawers  at  Cohoes,  also  dry  goods, 

477  Broadway,  house  754  do. 
Smith  Wm.  painter,  126  Beaver,  h.  3  Daniels 
Smith  William,  watchman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  94 

Philip 
Smith  William  &  Co.  {A.  Robertson),  grocers, 

104  Pier,  house  Academy,  Greenbush 
Smith  William  C.  [Crook,  Palmer  &  Co.),  pro- 
visions, 9  State,  house  263  Hamilton 
Smith  William  F.  2d  reg't,  house  153  B'way 
Smith  William  H.  plumber,  house  61  Johnson 
Smith  William  H.  porterhouse,  238  South  Pearl, 

house  54  Rensselaer 
Smith  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  house  80  Second 
Smith  William  R.  clerk  N,   Y.   C.  R.  R.  freight 

office,  house  233  North  Pearl 
Smith,  see  Schmith,  Schmidt,  Schmitt,  and  Smyth 
Smithzer  John,  carman,  house  12  Orange 
Smullen  Kerrin,  laborer,  house  53  Lawrence 
Smullen  Mary,  widow,  house  39  Canal 
Smullen  Patrick,  laborer,  house  53  Lawrence 
Smullen  Peter,  coachman,  boards  39  Canal 
Smyth  A   Mrs.  millinery  and  fancy  dry  goods,  72 

South  Pearl,  house  77  Division 
Smyth  Abram  V.  H.  D.  undertaker,  Broadway, 

Greenbush,  house  do. 
Smyth  [Charles  T.)  &  Meigs  [William  J).),  flour, 

and  grain  commission  merchants,  40  Quay, 

house  73  Clinton  avenue 
Smyth  Edward,  77  Division 
Smyth  John  F.  clerk  canal  department.   State 

Hall,  bouse  195  Hud.sou  [41  Chapel 

Smyth  John  R.  civil  engineer  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 
Smyth  Mary  Miss,  music  teacher,  b.  195  Hudson 
Snell  Charles,  trunkmaker,  h.  85  Van  Woert 
Snell  Daniel,  blacksmith,  house  182  Colonie 
Snell  James,  shoes,  400  J3roadway,  house  9  Rose 
Snell  Wm.  bookkeeper,  400  B'way,  bds.  9  Rose 
Snelle  George,  laborer,  house  307  Bowery 
Snow  Filo,  sashraaker,  house  at  Bath 
Snow  John,  laborer,  house  31  Lumber 
Snow  John  W.  printer,  boards  88  Beaver 
Snow  Joseph  H.  clerk,  boards  279  Hudson 
Snow  Joseph  L.  clerk  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  house  279  Hudson 
Snow  Joseph  W.  bookkeeper,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

Exchange  Building,  house  214  State 
Snowdon  Charles  Mrs.  house  110  Second 
Snyder  Andrew  G.  felloebender.  Center  corner 

Colonie,  house  96  Second 
Snyder  Anton,  tailor,  house  143  Bowery 
Snyder  Bernard,  carpenter,  house  145  Bowery 
Snyder  Bernard,  salesman,  house  44  Clinton 
Snyder  David,  laborer,  house  162  Colonie 
Snyder  Eunice,  widow,  tailoress,  h.  5!)  Congress 
Snyder  Geo.  W.  [Stall,  Allnndorf  &  Co.),  com- 
mission merchant  at  Bath 
Snyder  Gertrude  C.  howm  73  Hawk 
Snyder  Hannah,  widovr,  h.  Hawk  n.  Hamilton 
Snyder  Henry,  moulder,  house  12  Delaware 
Snyder  Henry  J.  attorney,  h.  7  Wliitehall  road 
Snyder  John,  l;il)oi-er,  li.  Morton  n    Del.    turnp. 
Snyder  John  IMaborer,  house  61  Sand 
Snyder  Jonathan  W.  carpenter,  h.  28   Division 
Snyder  Joseph,  nvtson,  house  Elk  near  Knox 


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Snyder  Josephine,  teacher,  school  No.   13,  bds, 

73  Hawk 
Snyder  Lawrence  C.  wheelwright,  3  Carroll,  h. 

40  South  Lansing 
Snyder  Louisa,  widow,  house  265  Hamilton 
Snyder  Matthias,  pianomaker,  bouse  6  Teunis 
Snyder  Nicholas,  laborer,  liouse  59  Sand 
Snyder  Peter,  butcher,  h.  287  Wash.  ave. 
Snyder  Peter  H.  shoemaker,  h.  28  Clinton  ave. 
Snyder  William  A.  gasfitter,  house  56  Clinton 
Snyder  William  H.  lastmaker,  bds.  28  Division 
Sohni  Philip,  silversmith,  h.  359  Wash.  ave. 
Sommers  Isaac,  tobacconist,  370  B'way,  h.  do. 
Soue  Samuel,  agent,  house  40  Second 
Sour  Lewis,  carpenter,  h.  3  Sand  [at  Boston 

Souther  &  Co.  maltsters.  Lark  c.  State,  brewery 
Southern  Eliza,  widow,  house  14  Lark 
Southernwood  John,  feed,  55  Bassett,  h.  do. 
Southwell  Henry,  machinist,  h.  310  Hamilton 
Southwell  John,  baker,  bds.  798  Broadway 
Southwick  Benjamin  W.  clerk,  bds.  66  Division 
Southwick  Charles,  house  170  Hamilton 
Southwick  Frank,  clerk,  82  State,  b.  97  Eagle 
Southwick  Frank,  printer,  9  James,  boards  66 

Division 
Southwick  John  T.  bookbinder,  b.  66  Division 
Southwick  Henry  C.  clerk,  h.  66  Division 
Southwick  Henry  C.  house  97  Eagle 
Southwick  Henry  C.  jr.  bookkeeper  canal  dept. 

State  Hall,  house  17  Lafayette 
Southwick  Wm.  bookbinder,  house  10  Grand 
Spahny  Joseph,  laborer,  house  114  Bowery 
Spain  John,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight  office, 

boards  206  Water 
Spain  William,  paperhanger,  bds.  206  Water 
Spalding  Fred'k  A.  nurseryman,  h.  251  Lydius 
Spalding  Gilbert  R.  house  109  Lydius 
Span  Anthony,  tailor,  house  23  Bethlehem  road 
Spangenberg  Herman,  cutler,  28  Beaver,  house 

256  Lydius 
Spanier  Emil,  boards  803  Broadway 
Spanier  Louis,  vinegar,  801  B'way,  h.  803  do. 
Sparhawk  Andrew,  bookkeeper,  463  Broadway, 

house  165  North  Pearl  [North  Pearl 

Sparhawk  George  K.  clerk,  480  B'way,  bds.  165 
Sparks  Frances  E.  widow,  house  143  Bowery 
Sparks  George,  laborer,  hoiise  143  Bowery 
Sparks  Samuel  G.  laborer,  h.  35  North  Lansing 
Spawn  Cornelia,  widow,  house  7  Broad 
Spawn  Cornelius  W.  boards  99  Snipe 
Spear  Ebenezer,  stablekeeper,  h.  40  Lawrence 
Spears  Smith,  teamster,  h.  16  Railroad  avenue 
Speoht  Matthew,  bootmaker,  46  Green,  house 

12  Delaware 
Speck  John,  tailor,  house  96  Dallius 
Spelmau  Anna,  widow,  house  14  High 
Spelman  B.  R.  &  R.  L.  combs,  fancy  goods  and 

toys,  582  Broadway,  h.  16  Ten  Broeck 
Spelman  Clarila  T.  house  16  Ten  Broeck 
Spelmau  John,  laborer,  house  6  Hamilton 
Spelman  R.  L.  (B.  B.  &  R.  L.   Spelman),  582 

Broadway,  house  14  High 
Spence  Ann,  widow,  house  8  Pine 
Spence  John,  agent,  1 02  Pier,  h.  83  Orange 
Spencer  Bi-own  S.  painter,  house  25  Dallius 
Spencer  Catharine,  widow,  h.  135  Clinton  ave. 
Spencer  Daniel,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C  R.  R.  bds.  27 

Quackenbush 
Spencer  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  170  Spring 
Spencer  Harriet,  widow,  bds.  170  Spring 
Spencer  Ithamar,  clerk,  house  20  Lark 
Spencer  John,  house  245  Lydius 
Spencer  John,  plasterer,  house  46  Elm 
Spencer  Julius  A.  asst.  supt.  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  bds. 

51  North  Pearl 
Spencer  Philip,  grocer,  7  Bowery,  house  20  Lark 
Spencer  Samuel,  clerk,  12  Exchange,  b.  24  Jay 


Spencer  Thomas  G.  civil  engineer  A.  &  S.  R.  R. 

73  State  [Bank,  boards  169  Hamilton 

Sperry  George  B.  clerk  Mechanics  and  Farmers' 
Spidel  George  Frederick,  vinegar  maker,  house 

Railroad  avenue  near  Colonie 
Spiegel  Andrew,  mason,  house  458  Lydius 
Spiegel  Herman,  peddler,  house  110  Broad 
Spiegel  Martin,  teamster,  house  179  Franklin 
Spies  Augustus  Rev.  house  27  Alexander 
Spindler  David,  railing  maker,  house  30  Clin- 
ton, Bethlehem 
Spoorhase  Louis,  watchmaker,  140  South  Pearl 
Spoerl  David,  shoemaker,  446  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Sponheimer  John,  baker,  house  304  Lumber 
'Spooner  James,  laborer,  house  159  Elk 
Spooner  Samuel,  laborer,  house  165  Elk 
Spoors  Ann,  widow,  house  185  Lumber 
Sporborg  Joseph,  milinery  goods,  77  S.  Ferry 
Sprague  Chas.  H.  clerk,  15  State,  h.  80  Clin.  ave. 
Sprague  Horace,  tobacconist,  62  Wash .  avenue, 

iiouse  661  Broadway 
Sprague  John  T.  major,  house  37  Hawk 
Sprague  Roger,  carpenter,  house  404  Lydius 
Sprague  Wm.  13.  Rev.  house  51  Wash,  avenue 
Sprague  Wm.  B.  jr.  bookseller,  51  State,  house 

63  Hawk 
Springer  Aaron  P.  shoemaker,  house  15  Daniels 
Springer  Adrian,  machinist,  bds.  15  Daniels 
Springer  Baltus,  house  154  Spring 
Springer  Daniel,  blacksmith,  h.  154  Spring 
Springer  Michael,  barber,  100  State,  h.  132  Spring 
Springhart  Carl,  apothecary,  244  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Springsteed  David,  homoeopathic  physician,  82 

Hudson,  house  do.  [Hudson 

Springsteed  Edward  A.  lieut.  43d  reg't,  h.  82 
Springsteed  Jacob,  quartermaster,  h.  42  Eagle 
Springsteed  Wm.  W.  livery  stable,  135  South 

Pearl,  house  94  Westerlo 
Sprinks  James,  grocer,  h.  Hamilton  cor.  Lark 
Sprong  Lodewick,  agent,  h.  178  Wash.  ave. 
Sprung  John,  carpenter,  50  Bleecker,  boards  98 

West  Ferry 
Squires  Sarah  E.  seamstress,  h.  136  Lydius 
Squires  Thomas,  money    broker,   1    Exchange 

Building,  house  89  Grand 
Sreenan  Bernard,  laborer,  house  122  Sand 
Staats  Barent  P.  physician,  61  North  Pearl 
Staats  Charles  H.  printer,  boards  21  Fulton 
Staats  Charles  P.  physician,  42  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Staats  David,  house  21  Swan,  Arb    hill 
Staats  Elizabeth,  whitewasher,  h.  21  De  Witt 
Staats  James  Bleecker,  clerk,  bds.  42  Lydius 
Staats  John  L.  h.  6  Soutli  Pearl 
Staats  John  L.  jr.  bookkeeper,  347  Broadway,  b. 

6  South  Pearl 
Staats  Josiah  W.  turner,  h.  278  North  Pearl 
Staats  Julius,  shoemaker,  h.  Ill  Broad 
Staats  Peter  P.  physician,  42  Lydius,  house  do. 
Staats  Philip  P.  clerk,  house  25  Franklin 
Staats  Philip  P.  boatman,  h.  10  B'way,  G'bush 
Staats  Philip  P.  clerk,  39  State,  bds.  42  Lydius 
Staats,  see  also  Statts,  Stotts 
Stack  James  Mrs.  house  37  Perry 
Stack  John,  laborer,  house  168  Montgomery 
Stack  Mary,  widow,  house  177  North  Pearl 
Stack  Richard,  melter,  house  North  Albany 
Stack  Robert,  peddler,  house  21  Hawk 
Stackhouse  George  W.  capt.  91st  reg't,  h.  121 

Bowei-y 
Stackhouse  John,  butcher,  bds.  253  Bowery 
Stackhouse  John  B.  butcher,  83  Wash,  avenue, 

house  253  Bowery 
Stackhouse  William  H.  butcher,  b.  253  Bowery 
Stackman  Frederic,  carpenter,  house  66  Sand 
Stacpole  Henry,  receiving  clerk,  N.  Y.«C.  R.  R. 

freight,  house  118  Jefferson 
Stackpole  James,  carman,  house  145  Jefferson 


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Stackpole  John,  agent  N.  Y.  &  A.  P.  line,  310 

Broadway,  house  346  Lydius 
Stadler  Mary  E.  widow,  house  77  Orange 
Stafford  Bartholomew,  carpenter,  h.  50  Philip 
Stafiord  David,  mason,  h.  38  Washington  ave. 
Staflord  Edward,  laborer,  h.  46  Rensselaer 
Stafford  John,  carman,  house  105  Hawk 
Stafford  Michael  B.  lieut.  —  th  reg't,  b.  66  Canal 
Stafford  Patrick  F.  carpenter,  bds.  50  Philip 
Stafford  Richard,  bootmaker,  house  66  Canal 
Stafford  Thomas  jr.  carpenter,  h.  48  Bradford 
Stafford  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  bds.  50  Philip 
Stahl  John,  cutter,  469  B'way,  house  87  Elm 
Stahl  John,  tailor,  h.  Nucella,  Bethlehem 
Stalder  Frederic,  railmaker,  house  121  Broad 
Staloy  Daniel  G.  accountant,  h.  88  Chestnut 
Stalker  Martin,  grocer,  4  Bowery,  house  72  Lark 
Stall  (jBdtom)  Aliendorf  {Peter  A.)  &  Co.  {Henry 

D.    Uline,  Geo,  W.  Snyder),  forwarders  at 

Bath 
Stanford  John,  house  State  [h.  1  Howard 

Staniel  Edward,  capt.  Berdan's  sharp  shooters, 
Stanley  Charles  J.  N,  bootmaker,  h,  78  Second 
Stanley  Frederic,  machinist,  bds.  43  Lydius 
Stannard  George  A.   clerk    treas,    dept.   State 

Hall,  house  244  Lydius 
Stanton  David  H.  house  344  Lydius 
Stanton  George  W.  Mrs.  widow,  h.  110  Wash.  a. 
Stanton  Joseph,  laborer,  hoiise  247  Sand 
Stanton  Thomas,  porter,  59  Quay,  h.  30  Congress 
Stanton  Wm.  laborer,  h,  Clin.  ave.  ab.  Perry 
Stanwix  George,  brickmaker,  Morton  c.  Hawk, 

house  Broad  cor.  Arch 
Stanwix  George  jr.  under  sheriff,  h.  128  Arch 
Stanwix  Thomas  C.  brickmaker,  Hawk  comer 

Morton,  house  104  Morton 
Stapleton  Edward,  laborer,  house  34  Rensselaer 
Stapleton  Ellen,  widow,  house  34  Rensselaer 
Stapleton  Peter,  laborer,  house  r.  45  W.  Ferry 
Stapleton  Richard,  harnessmaker,  b.  276  S.  Pearl 
Stapleton  Thomas,  laborer,  house  80  Bradford 
Stark  Bernard,  clerk  57  State,  bds.  24  V.  Zandt 
Stark  Charles  A.  E.  watchmaker,  640  Broadway, 

house  46  Van  Schaick 
Stark  Meyer,  peddler,  house  24  Van  Zandt 
Starr  Alex.  G.  S.  dry  goods,  682  B'way,  h.  do. 
Starr  Frederick,  laborer,  h.  Morris  n.  Partridge 
Starr  James  M.  A.  clerk,  682  B'way,  h.  do. 
Starr  Michael,  laborer,  house  80  Sand 
Stattfield  John,  shoemaker,  house  219  Bowery 
Statts  David,  peddler,  h.  Lumber  cor.  Swan 
Staudner  Jacob,  carpenter,  house  73  Bowery 
Stauring  C.  E.  liquors,  &c.  2  N.  Pearl,  h.  47  High 
Stautner  Joseph,  tilemaker,  house  225  Sand 
St.  Clair  Charles,  coppersmith,  h.  373  State 
St.  Clair  John,  grocer,  Bassett  c.  Dallius,  h.  do. 
St.  Clair  John  P.  stovemounter,  h.  Nucella  cor. 

Green 
Stearns  Eben  S.  principal  Female  Academy,  N. 

Pearl,  h.  Ashgrove,  Broad  cor.  Westerlo 
Stearns  Isaiah  W.  clerk.  Eagle  cor.  Hudson,  h. 

209  Lydius 
Stebbins  James  E.  boatman,  h.  7  Catharine 
Stedler  Wm.  mason,  house  142  Bowery 
Stedman  {George  L.)  &  Strong  {Richard  M.),  at- 
torneys, 443  B'way, /bds.  38  Lodge 
Steele  Atwood,  clerk,  416  B'way,  b.  20  Chestnut 
Steele  C.  L.  volunteer,  b.  74  Eagle 
Steele  Chas.  H.  bookbinder,  407  B'way,  house  44 

Westerlo 
Steele  Charles  R.  printer,  bds.  44  Westerlo 
Steele  Eliza,  widow,  house  112  Beaver 
Steele  {George  B.)  &  King  {Rohcrt  M.),  paper- 
hangings,  362  B'way,  h.  99  Wash.  ave. 
Steele  Henry  C.  clerk,  420  Broadway,  bds.  15 

Washington  avenue 
Steele  Julia  Mrs.  house  92  Willett 


Steele  {Roswell)  &  Hobbs  {George  W.),  coach  and 

saddlery  hardware,  420  Broadway,  house  15 

Washington  avenue 
Steels  William,  furnaceman,  house  166  Broad 
Steelsmith  Frederick,  moulder,  h.  162  Church 
Steeres  Rebecca,  widow,  house  109  Jefferson 
Steeves  Jesse  R.  carman,  house  20  Daniels 
Steffens  Henry,  laborer,  h.  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Stein  {Abraham)  &  Brother  {Israel),  wholesale 

jewelry,  542  B'way,  h.  82  Hamilton 
Stein  Ferdinand,  daguerrean,  h.  16  Delaware 
Stein  Israel  (Stein  &  Brother),  house  82  Hamilton 
Stein  Jacob,  stovemounter,  house  170  Franklin 
Stein  John,  laborer,  house  38  Bowery 
Stein  Meyer,  grocer,  138  Green,  h.  do. 
Stein  Peter,  laborer,  house  67  Elk 
Stein  Philip,  porterhouse,  66  and  68  Green 
Steinback  George  F.  watchman,  bds.  107  Snipe 
Steinert  Frank,  moulder,  li.  W.  Ferry,  n.  Ontaiuo 
Steinert  George,  physician,  96  Franklin 
Steinert  George,  baker,  house  72  Clinton 
Steinhadt  Elizabeth  Mrs.  tailoress,  h.  303  B'way 
Steinhardt  Falk,  salesman,  374  Broadway,  bds. 

92  Lydius 
Steinwig  Solomon,  billiards,  26  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Steler  George,  laborer,  house  97  Elk  [hill 

Stephens  .lohn,  2d  dist.  police,  h.  78  Swan,  Arb. 
Stephens  John  P.  carpenter,  house  139  Spring 
Stephens  Robert  &  Co.  confectioners,  328  B'way 
Stephens,  see  Stevens 
Stephenson  John,  clerk,  bds.  171  Second 
Stephenson  Wm.  porter,  20  Green,  house    152 

Chestnut 
Stephenson  William,  house  65  Jefferson 
Stern  Bernhard  {Stern''s  Sons),  bds.  22  S.  Pearl 
Stern  Charles,  billiardsaloou,  260  S.  Pearl 
Stern  Christoffer,  carpenter,  liouse  103  Broad 
Stern  Emaniiel,  shoemaker,  h.  234  S.  Pearl 
Stern  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  h.  56  Sand 
Stern  Isaac  (Stern^s  Sons),  bds.  22  South  Pearl 
Stern  Lazarus,  butcher,  93  S.  Pearl,  h.  243  do. 
Stern  Meyer,  22  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Stern  Michael  L.  peddler,  house  133  Broad 
Stern's  Sons  {Isaac  and  Bernhard),  jewelers,  22 

South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Stern  Moses  M.  porterhouse.  Union  c.  Division 
Stern  {Myers)  &  Westheiraer  (C),  leather  and 

findings,  46  Hudson,  h.  167  South  Pearl 
Stern  Samuel,  peddler,  house  162  Broad 
Sternbergh  Jacob,  atfy,  treas.  office,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.  Exchange  Building,  h.  10  Ten  Broeck 
Sterry  Albertus  C.  bookkeeper,  420  Broadway, 

house  103  Clinton  avenue 
Stetson  James  (Praff  &  S.),  slaughtering.  Green- 
bush,  house  Brighton,  Mass. 
Stetson  Wm.  M.  house  58  Hawk 
Steuart  John  R.  bookkeeper,  house  213  Third 
Steuart  Robert  {Rice  &   S.),  tobacconists,    116 

South  Pearl 
Steuart,  see  Steivart  and  Stuart  [Perry 

Steuernagel  Henry,  milkman,  h.  W.  Arch  near 
Steup  Charles,  cooper,  h.  Lydius  ab.  Perry 
Steup  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Arch  near  Partridge 
Steup  John,  laborer,  house  Arch  near  Partridge 
Steup  Wm.  Henry,  laborer,  house  94  Willett 
Steve  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Stevens  Albert  P.  house  58  Elm 
Stevens  Charles,  cigarmaker,  house  107  Lumber 
Stevens  Chester  A.  clothing,  391  Broadway,  h. 

3  High 
Stevens  Clarence  H.  5th  reg't,  bds.  240  Hudson 
Stevens  David,  carpenter,  house  at  Bath 
Stevens  Edmund,  boilermaker,  18  William,  h. 

44  West  Ferry 
Stevens  Kdward,  blacksmith,  boards  165  Eagle 
Stevens  E.  J.  liouse  85  Hudson 
Stevens  Francis,  Mrs.  widow,  house  54  Schuyler 


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Stevens  George,  teamster,  house  183  Elk 
Stevens  Keorge,  grocer,  141  Eagle,  house  do. 
Stevens  George,  hatter,  house  49  La  Fayette 
Stevens  Henry  C.  clerk,  boards  Franklin  House 
Stevens  James,  boatman,  house  64  N.  Pearl 
Stevens  James,  house  Mechanic,  Greenbush 
Stevens  John,  cigarmaker,  house  49  La  Fayette 
Stevens  Joseph,  cigarmanufacturer,  14  S.  Pearl, 

boards  38  Hawk 
Stevens  Matthias,  laborer,  h.  210  Washington  av, 
Stevens  Michael,  stovemounter,  h.  168  Franklin 
Stevens  Oscar  F.  clerk  P.  0.  bds.  Dunlop  House 
Stevens  Royal,  refreshment  saloon,  H.  Railroad, 

house  do. 
Stevens  Ruth  A.  nurse,  house  328  State 
Steveus  Samuel,  engineer,  boards  240  Hudson 
Stevens  Seymour  A.  clerk,  422  Broadway,  house 

46  Westerlo 
Stevens  T.  E.  boards  American  Hotel 
Stevens  Tho.  VV.  surveyor  customs,  h.  139  Eagle 
Stevens  William,  painter,  house  165  Eagle 
Stevens  Wm.  K.  carpenter,  h.  16  Van  Vechten 
Stevens,  sec  Stephens 

Stevenson  Edward,  brewer,  house  66  Lark 
Stevenson  Edward  Mrs.,  h.  Third  above  Knox 
Stevenson  Frederick,  baker,  h.  81  Rensselaer 
Stevenson  James,  laborer,  house  83  Canal 
Stevenson  James,  moulder,  house  171  Second 
Stevenson  John,  hostler,  house  291  Lumber 
Stevenson  John,  laborer,  house  177  Church 
Stevenson    Robert,  painter,  rear  25  Wilson,  h. 

25  W^ilson 
Stevenson  William,  painter, h.  54  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Stevenson  William,  teamster,  house  7  Lumber 
Stevenson  Wm.  E.  brewer,  house  66  Lark 
Stevenson  William  F.  clerk,  h.  48  La  Fayette 
Stever  David,  carpenter,  house  Park,  Bath 
Steves  John,  coachman,  boards  Farm<^rs'  Hotel 
Steves  Wm.  J.  {Van  Valkenburgh  &  S.)  grocers, 

37  South  Pearl,  house  45  Lydius 
Stewart  Abner  B.  43d  reg't,  h.  8  Tivoli  liollow 
Stewart  Anne  E.  teacher,  school  No.  13,  boards 

92  Lumber  [Knox 

Stewart  (Jharles,  clerk,  80  State,  h.  Third  abore 
Stewart  Ephraim,  printer,  boards  130  Orange 
Stewart  Fannv,  widow  of  Jame*,  h.  26  Westerlo 
Stewart  Hugh,  hackman,  house  86  Gn^cn 
Stewart  James,  bookbinder,  boards  130  Orange 
Stewart  James,  laborer,  house  11  Westerlo 
Stewart  Jane,  widow,  house  1 30  Orange 
Stewart  John,  grocer,  house  Tliird  cor.  Snipe 
Stewart  John,  hay  and  oats,  26  Westerlo,  b.  do. 
Stewart  Leah,  widow,  house  181  Third 
Stewai-t  Mary,  widow,  h.  85  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Stewart  Robert,  mason,  boards  130  Orange 
Stewart  Samuel  H.  carpentt^r,  house  8  Wilbur 
Stewart  Thomas,  house  116  Arch 
Stewart  Virginia,  widow!  house  61  La  Fayette 
Stewart  Wm.  A.  carpenter,  h.  19  Willett 
Stewart  Wm.  H.  farrier,  house  213  Third 
Stewart,  see  Steuart  and  Stu,art 
Steyer  Peter,  cook,  house  11-1  Third 
Stickuev  Leander  {Bacon  &  S.),  spices,  &c.,  37 

and  39  Dean,  c.  Exchange,  house  26  Jay 
Stickney  Moses  W.  {Bac(yii&  S.),  spices,  &c.,  37 

and  39  Dean,  c.  Exchange,  house  50  First 
Stiles  Charles  S.  cutter,  h.  89  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Stiles  D.  C.  bookeeper  at  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Stiles  Isaac,  agent  for  J.  Newell  &  Son,  house 

234  Lydius 
Stiles  Reuben  B.,  Pearl  St.  Hotel,  156  S.  Pearl 
Stiles  Stacy,  runner,  house  Schuyler 
Stiles  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  house  69  Arch 
Stiles  W.  Edward,  clerk,  b.  Pearl  Street  Hotel 
Stillwell  Jeremiah,  truckman,  house  96  Cherry 
Stimsou  Azariah  E.  house  130  North  Pearl 
Stimson  Earl  L.  attorney,  house  130  N.  Pearl 


Stimson  Samuel  E.  clerk,  boards  130  N.  Pearl 
Stink  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  243  Sand 
Stitt  Robert,  carman,  house  126  Broadway 
Stittick  Ferdinand,  blacksaiith,  h.  31  Tennis 
Stitzel  Frederick,  carpenter,  house  160  Spring 
St.  John  James  P.  engineer,  house  3  Bleecker  pi. 
St.  John  John  J.  clerk  P.  0.  house  26  Second 
St.  John  Louisa,  widow,  hou.se  265  Elm 
St.  John  Luther,  clerk,  boards  265  Elm 
St.  John  Wm.  tallyman  W.  R.  R.  h.  E.  Albany 
St.  Louis  Louis,  instructor  at  Penitentiary,  house 

14  Delaware  turnpike 
Stober  Jacob,  mason,  h.  15  Gt.  West,  turnpike 
Stockley  Albert  A.  salesman,  481  Broadway,  bds. 

Mansion  House 
Stork  .Jane  A.  widow,  nurse,  house  316  Lumber 
Stoffel  Hubert,  milkman,  house  25  Teunis 
Stoker  Richard,  steward,  house  121  Second 
Stoker  Thomas  J.  carman,  house  118  Hawk 
Stokes  Thomas,  laborer,  house  102  South  Pearl 
Stoltz  Caspar,  gardener,  house  43  Benjamin 
Stoltz  John,  cigarmaker,  house  Whitehall  road, 

corner  PJlizabeth 
Stolz  Anthony,  butcher,  h.  Bethlehem  road,  near 

Gansevoort 
Stolz  Bastian,  machinist,  house  78  Clinton 
Stolz  Bernard,  shoemaker,  house  1 10  Nucella 
Stone  A.  expressman,  house  6."^  Plain      [8  First 
Stone  Francis  M.  paper  warehouse,  80  State,  h. 
Stone  (He7iry  J).),  Henly  (Edward)  &  Co.  (/.  C. 
Cuylcr  &  George  W.  Hogaboom),  publishers 
Morning  Express,  52  State,  h.  72  N.  Pearl 
Stone  Jas.  R.  clerk,  SO  State,  bds.  25  S.  Pearl 
Stone  John,  groceries  and  provisions,   Clinton 
ave.  cor.  Ten  Broeck,  h.  32  Clinton  avenue 
Stone  ( rF(7Zmm)  &  Merritt  (C.  W.},  liquors  and 

vinegar,  50  Quay,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Stone  William,  driver,  house  !13  Green 
Stoneliouse  John  B.  clerk  adjt.  gen'ls  office,  Cap- 
itol, house  213  Hamilton  [58  First 
Stoneman  Matthew   G.  sailmaker,  61  Quay,  h. 
Storey  Catharine  A.  teacher,  school  No.  13,  bds. 

47  Van  Schaick 
Storey  James,  tailor,  house  Morton,  c.  Grand 
Storey  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  62  Congress 
Storey  Martraret  L.  widow,  house  325  State 
Store}"  Robert,  shoemaker,  52  X  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Storey  Terreiice,  hay  and  feed,  82  Orange,  house 

47  Van  Schaick 
Storey  Wm.  clerk.  Merchants'  Bank,  house  156 
Spring  [55  Westerlo,  h.  67  do. 

Stormont  Alexander  (Lang  &  S.),  stonecutter, 
•Storrey  Wm.  b-llowsmaker,  r.  93  Chestnut 
Storrs  (Amariah),  Murphy  (Richard)  &  McDon- 
ald (Robert),  liquors,  356  &  358  Broadway, 
house  252  Lydius 
Storrs  Julia  Mrs.  liouse  32  Clinton  avenue 
Storrs  Wm.  coachman,  house  40  Franklin 
Story  Ann,  widow,  house  264  Lydius 
Story  James  T.  grainmeasurer,  h.  128  N.  Pearl 
Story  John,  boatman,  boards  264  Lydius 
Story  Richard  J.  house  156  Spring 
Stott  .Joseph,  bookbinder,  h.  62  N.  Lansing 
Stott  Wm.  tin  and  coppersmith,  h.  3.  Grand 
Stott,  see  Staats,  also  Statts  [Swan 

Stoughton  Norman  C.  clerk,  20  State,  house  202 
Stowell  N.  H.  house  285  Hudson 
Strafford  Thomas  N.  tailor,  h.  59  South  Lansing 
Straight  Wm.  C.  house  50  Hudson 
Strain  Alexander  (Strain  &  Bro.),  h.  35  Elm 
Strain  Alida  V.  boardinghouse,  61  Second 
Strain  (Jatiiarine,  house  96  State 
Strain  Hugh,  laborer,  house  109  Lumber 
Strain  James,  clerk,  boards  196  Lydius 
Strain  John  l<\  house  57  First 
Strain  Joseph,  house  196  Lydias 
Strain  Peter,  carman,  house  120  Ten  Broeck 


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strain  (Robert)  &  Brother  {^Alexander),  manu- 
facturers of  soap  and  candles,  Herkimer  c. 

Church,  house  117  North  Pearl 
Stranahan  Hiram,  engineer  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

Mechanic,  Greenbush 
Strange  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  4  Rose 
Strassburg  Jacob,  peddler,  house  117  S.  Pearl 
Strasser  Maier,  leather  and  findings,  2  Howard, 

boards  Van  Rensselaerllouse         [Herkimer 
Strasser  Moses,  tobacconist,  3  Howard,  li.   105 
Strathdee  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  16  Park 
Stratman  Frederick,  pianomaker,  house  Morris, 

near  Partrida;e 
Stratton  Henry  D   (Bryant,  S.  &  Co.),  45  North 

Pearl,  house  at  New  York 
Stratton  Royal  B.  Rev.  house  153  North  Pearl 
Stratton  Stephen  A.  baker,  798  B'way,  h.  do. 
Straub  Catharine,  widow,  house  183  Spring 
Straub  John,  blacksmith,  house  456  Lydius 
Straub  Lucas,  shoemaker,  h.  '200  Wash.  ave. 
Strauch  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  liouse  75  Dove 
Strauss  Joseph,  grocer,  13  Bowery,  hou.se  do. 
Strebel  John,  laborer,  house  10  Delaware 
Street  Alfred  B.  attorney  and  state  librarian,  h. 

16  Dove 
Street  George,  miller,  h.  47  Bleecker      [Hudson 
Street  Richard,  liquors,  &c.  'i  South  Pearl,  h.  267 
Streeter  Jarvis,  salemaker,  liouse  221  Green 
Strempel  Charles  F.  liquors,  205  Bowery,  h.  do 
Strempel  John,  sen.  gardener,  house  187  Bowery 
Strempel  John,  ji'.  bookkeeper,  b.  187  Bowery 
Strempel  John,  brushmaker,  h.  191  Bowery 
Strenee  Charles,  blacksmith,  house  4  Rose 
Strevel  Matthew,  laborer,  house  Sand  c.  Quail 
Strevell  Amidou  M.  clerk,  662  Broadway,  house 

335  Lydius 
Strevell  Harvey,  wood,  house  114  Broad 
Strevell  Herod,  carman,  liouse  Plankroad 
Strever  Adam,  teacher,  76  Herkimer,  h.  84  Green 
Stribett  Jacob,  tailor,  house  226  Green 
Strickland    Ralph,     electro    silverplating,    552 

Broadway,  house  50  Spencer 
Stringer  Anna,  widow,  house  44  Canal 
Stringer  John,  baggagemaster,  N.   Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  51  First 
Stringer  Joseph,  jr.  laborer,  house  44  Canal 
Strobel  Frederick,  shoemaker,  b.  652  B'way 
Strobel  John,  shoemaker,  house  29  Clinton 
Strohm  Catharine,  widow,  house  88  Cherry 
Strohmair  Charles,  shoemaker,  262  Broadway, 

house  27  Liberty  [Wash.  ave. 

Strone  Anthony  M.  12  Strong's  bldg.  house  107 
Strong  Brothers  (Wm.  N.,  Thomas  J.)  &  Co.  (J. 

A.  Whitney],  importers  and  jobbers  of  dry 

goods,  476  and  478  Broadway 
Strong  Catharine,  widow,  house  215  Jay 
Strong  Charles  H.  (Wickes  &  S.),  469  Broadway, 

house  188  State  [Second,  b.  do. 

Strong  Cornelia,  millinery  and  dressmaking,  57 
Strong  George  W.  city  measurer  and  weigher, 

house  164  North  Pearl 
Strong  Jacob,  mason,  house  2  Garden  alley 
Strong  Joseph,  attorney,  &c.  5  Com.  building, 

house  793  Broadway 
Strong  Joseph,  grocer,  238  Wash.  ave.  h.  do. 
Strong  Richard  M.  (Stedman  &  S.),   attorney, 

443  Bi'oadway,  bds.  107  Washingtou  ave. 
Strong  Robert,  liouse  36  Lancaster 
Strong  T.  Dwight,  printer,  house  46  Elm 
Strong  Thomas  J.  (Strong  Brothers  &  Co.),  h. 

125  State  [103  Wash.  ave. 

Strong  William  N.  (Strong  Brothers  &  Co.),  h. 
^trother  John,  shoemaker,  131  Green,  h.  do. 
Stuart  David,  laborer,  house  5  South  Lansing 
Stuart  James,  potter,  boards  98  Hawk 
Stuart  John,  (Mattimorc  &  S.),  coal,  40  Dallius, 

and  825  Broadway,  house  122  Green 


Stuart,  see  Steuart  and  Stewart 
Stubbing  William,  gardener,  boards  152  Eagle 
Stubbs  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  124  Jefferson 
Stubbs  James  H.  volunteer,  house  124  Jefferson 
Stumpf  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  39  Green,  house 

4  William 
Stumpf  John,  tailor,  house  19  Van  Vechten 
Sturges  Isaac,  cabinetmaker,  h.  872  Broadway 
Sturges  R.  C.  (Wilcox  &  S.),  shipper,  84  Quay, 

house  232  Lydius  [Hamilton 

Sturtevant  John  B.  attorney,  74  State,  house  265 
Stuttz  Adam,  1st  dist.  police,  house  74  Clinton 
Sucko  John,  shoemaker,  h.  300  South  Pearl 
Suckow  Charles  S.  waiter,  3  Park  place,  h.  do. 
Suckow  Christian,  laborer,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Teunis  [near  Tenuis 

Suckow  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  h.  Van   Vechten 
Sugden  Wm.  M.  tobacconist,  h.  190  Hamilton 
Sugden  William  T.  3d  reg't,  bds.  190  Hamilton 
Suisse  Dominick,  imagemaker,  house  1  Bowery 
Sullivan  Andrew,  butcher,  h.  Perry  n.  Bradford 
Sullivan  Bernard,  laborer,  house  102  Morton 
Sullivan  Daniel,  grocer,  99  Franklin,  house  do. 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  North  Albany 
Sullivan  Daniel,  house  77  Third 
Sullivan  Dennis,  laborer,  house  27  Church 
Sullivan  Dennis,  laborer,  liouse  55  Mulberry 
Sullivan  Elizabeth  Mrs.  house  142  Lumber 
Sullivan  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  77  Van  Woert 
Sullivan  James,  laborer,  house  68  Colonie 
Sullivan  James,  laborer,  house  232  Green 
Sullivan  James,  porter,  Dunlop  House 
Sullivan  John,  cooper,  house  185  Broadway 
Sullivan  John,  grocer,  230  Green,  house  do. 
Sullivan  John,  cooper,  boards  35  Liberty 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  52  Schuyler 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  boards  at  North  Albany 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  78  Arch 
Sullivan  John,  moulder,  h.  Franklin  c.  Mulberry 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  61  Liberty 
Sullivan  John,  coachman  at  97  Lydius 
Sullivan  Joseph,  bartender,  boards  276  Lumber 
Sullivan  Alargaret,  widow,  house  66  Canal 
Sullivan  Margaret,  widow,  house  145  Orange 
Sullivan  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Gansevoort 
Sullivan  Mary,  widow,  h.  Mulberry  c.  Franklin 
Sullivan  Mary  A.  tailoress,  house  276  Lumber 
Sullivan  Michael,  painter,  house  143  Canal 
Sullivan  Michael,  lioards  9  Gansevoort 
Sullivan  Michael,  boatman,  house  215  Green 
Sullivan  Murty,  laborer,  house  14  John 
Sullivan  Patrick,  butcher,  house  57  Perry 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  100  Quay 
Sullivan  Peter,  railmoulder,  h.  W.  Ferry  alley 
Sullivan  Richard,  peddler,  boards  66  Canal 
Sullivan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  127  Orange 
Sullivan    Timothy,     baggagemaster,    boards   9 

Gansevoort  [Church 

Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  house  Rensselaer  c. 
Sullivan  Timothy,  tailor,  house  276  Lumber 
Sullivan  William,  in  sawfactory,  bds.  48  LTnion 
Sullivan  William,  30tli.reg't,  house  144  Jefferson 
Sullivan  Winifred,  widow,  house  124  Broad 
Summer  Christoti,  mason,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Steven 
Summer  Daniel,  baker,  boards  81  Bowery 
Summersgill  Henry,  dyer,  house  172  Broadw.ay 
Sumner  Alanson,  house  96  North  Pearl 
Sumner  Alanson   A.    (Clark  &  S.),  lumber,  6 

Lumber  district,  house  96  North  Pearl 
Sumner  diaries,  blacksmith,  bds.  41  N.  Lansing 
Sumner  William  A.  clerk,  bds.  96  North  Pearl 
Sutherd  Abraham,  carman,  bds.  890  Broadway 
Sutherland  James  A.  clerk,  house  29  Mulberry 
Sunderland  Richard,  79th  re^'t,  bds.  18  Lydius 
SutlilfEzra  A.  provisions  29  Lancaster,  h.  28  do. 
Sutlifl  Timothy  M.  carman,  h.  Stacy,  Bath 


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ALBANY      [T]      DIRECTORY 


Sutter  Abram,  hay,  47  Church,  house  do. 
Swab  Frederick,  gardener,  house  Lark  c.  Elm 
Swab  Frederic  jr.   carpenter,  1  Western  turn- 
pike, house  Elm 
Swain  James,  laborer,  house  7  Clinton 
Swain  John,  wagonmaker,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Elizabeth 
Swain  Martin,  laborer,  h.  6  Foundry  place 
Swain  Patrick  J.  printer,  bds.  6  Foundry  place 
Swain  Samuel  R.  vol.,  boards  151  Hamilton 
Swain  Wm.  D.  pianomaker,  h.  Seymour,  Bath 
Swallow  Abel  M.  carpenter,  h.  250  Lumber 
Swan  Charles,  cook,  house  241  Elm 
Swan  Harvey  B.  livery  stable,  74  Congress,  h.  do. 
Swan  Jos.  H.  saloon.  Dove  c.  Lancaster,  h.  do. 
Swan  Richard  W.  professor  Albany  Academy, 

house  1  Lafayette 
Swartout  Dennis  C.  mason,  house  8  Catharine 
Swartwout  James  A.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  829  B'way 
Swartz  Abram,  butcher,  house  35  Alexander 
Swartz  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  45  Perry 
Swartz  Israel,  peddler,  house  235  South  Pearl 
Swartz  Lewis,  butcher,  251  S.  Pearl,  h.  296  do. 
Swartz  Peter,  laborer,  house  153  Sand    [Bowery 
Swasey    Stephen,    moroccodresser,    house    143 
Swayne  Wm.  clerk,  484  B'way,  b.  at  G'bush 
Sweeney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  63  Van  Woert 
Sweeney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  43  Canal 
Sweeney  Edward,  shoemaker,  h.  61  N.  Lansing 
Sweeney  Edward,  carman,  house  66  ScLuyler 
Sweeney  Eugene,  butcher,  house  373  Bowery 
Sweeney  Eugene  jr.  butcher,  house  359  Bowery 
Sweeney  Johanna,  widow,  house  105  Arch 
Sweeney  John,  shipcarpenter,  h.  133  Clin.  ave. 
Sweeney  John,  shoemaker,  216  B'way,  h.  do. 
Sweeney  John,  tailor,  liouse  221  Broadway 
Sweeney  Julia,  widow,  h.  221  Broadway 
Sweeney  Michael,  laborer,  boards  216  Bowery 
Sweeney  Miles,  laborer,  house  40  Rensselaer 
Sweeney  Owen,  laborer,  house  Hawk  n.  Canal 
Sweeney  Peter,  laborer,  boards  204  Broadway 
Sweeney  Thos.  shipcarpenter,  h.  188  Clin.  ave. 
Sweeny  Bernard,  shipcarpenter,  h.  174  Clin.  av. 
Sweeny  Patrick,  liquors,  &c.,  183  Montgomery 
Sweeny  Patrick,  laborer,  house  29  Morton 
Sweers  John  A.  bookkeeper,  house  302  S.  Pearl 
Sweet  Benjamin  A.  wool  merchant,  320  B'way, 
house  at  Kenwood  [House 

Sweet  George  N.  clerk,  515  B'way,  bds.  Dunlop 
Sweet  George  S.  carpenter,  171  Swan,  house  65 
Lafayette  [Congress  Hall 

Sweet  Sylvanus  H.  deputy  state  engineer,  bds. 
Sweet  Wm.  H.  D.  clerk,  320  Broadway 
Sweet  &  Tingley  [Otis),  manuf.  knit  goods,  at 

Kenwood,  office  320  Broadway 
Swift  Hugh,  house  38  Clinton 
Swift  James,  eatinghouse,  Maiden  lane  c.  Quay 
Swinburne  John,  physician,  house  65  Eagle 
Swinsby  Joseph,  blacksmith,  bds.  55  Colonie 
Swinton  Alexander,  painter,  house  at  Bath 
Swinton  Fred.  J.  engraver,  h.  Lydius  n.  Ontario 
Swits  George  W.  fireman,  bds.  12  Lumber 
Switzer  Conrad,  tailor,  house  18  Churcli 
Switzer  Eliza  Mrs.  house  47  Lydius 
Switzer  Frederick,  fruit,  house  87  Orange 
Switzer  Henry,  hairdresser,  307  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Switzer  Jacob,  2d  dist.  police,  bds.  18  Church 
Switzer  Oren,  paper  carrier,  house  40  Bleecker 
Sykes  Samuel,  painter,  bds.  59  S.  Lansing 
Symmonds  Sarah  A.  boardinghouse,  64  Howard 
Synan  James,  coachman,  house  Elk  cor.  Swan 

TAAFFE  JOHN,  turner,  boards  52  Chapel 
Taaffe  Timothy,  engineer,  52  Chapel,  house  do. 
Taatfe  William,  turner,  52  Chapel,  house  do. 
Taatfe  Wm.  G.  house  19  Jefferson 
Tainter  Daniel  W.  directory  agent,  78  State 


Talbot  John,  cooper,  72  Rensselaer,  house  59 

North  Lansing 
Talbot  John  G.  agent,  boards  235  State 
Talcott  S.  V.  house  748  Broadway 
Tallant  Samuel  S.  teamster,  house  lOl  Dallius 
Tallmadge  John,  basketmaker,  h.  155  B'way 
Tallmadge  John  H.  clerk,  boards  12  High 
Tallman  Chas.  M.  attorney,  94  State,  bds.  25  Jay 
Tallman  Jonathan,  lumber,  3  Lumber  district, 

house  13  Van  Woert 
Tallman  Lucy  Mrs.  house  25  Jay 
Tallman  William  R.  machinist,' h.  East  north 

Mechanic,  Greenbush  [Greenbush 

Tallman  William  T.  carpenter,  house  Second, 
Tallon  John,  carman,  house  59  Morton 
Tammoney  Sarah  M.  widow,  h.  31  Van  Woert 
Tammony  Andrew,  cooper,  house  Green  corner 

Rensselaer 
Tanner  Marvin  M.  W.  V.  N.  expressman,  house 

91  Eagle 
Tanner  Richard  W.  pianomaker,  h.  247  Lumber 
Tansey  Anna,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  44  Lawrence 
Tansey  John,  laborer,  house  192  Water 
Tansey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  297  N.  Pearl 
Tappan  Benjamin,  waiter,  boards  96  First 

Tappan ,  boards  54  Union 

Tappan  Christopher,  peddler,  house  96  First 
Tappan  C.  W.  baker,  h.  Columbia,  Greenbush 
Tappan  J.  and  M.  Misses,  house  32  Hudson 
Tappan  John,  painter,  house  135  Bowery 
Tappan  John  H.  moulder,  boards  96  First 
Tapper  Margaret,  widow,  house  128  Broad 
Tate  Anna  M.  dressmaker,  house  698  Broadway 
Tate  Margaret  Mrs.  house  698  Broadway 
Tatlock  Wra.  Rev.,  St.  Peter's  Church,  house  31 

Lodge 
Taylor  Amanda,  widow,  house  85  Van  Woert 
Taylor  Ann,  widow,  house  111  Clinton  ave. 
Taylor  Baker,  house  707  Broadway 
Taylor  Edmund  B.  (J.  T.  &  Sons),  h.  at  Boston 
Taylor  Elvin,  grocer,  176  Lydius,  house  31  Elm 
Taylor  Gradus,  clerk,  381  B'way,  bds.  83  Church 
Taylor  James,  register  bank  department,  State 

Hall,  house  211  Lydius 
Taylor  James,  grocer,  101  Green,  house  129  do. 

Taylor .hoards  12  Liberty 

Taylor  John  &  Sons  (E.  E.,  J.  B.  &  Wm.  H.), 

brewers,  133  Broadw.ay,  house  111  State 
Taylor  John,  clerk,  276  Broadway,  b.  83  Church 
Taylor  John,  hostler,  house  31  North  Lansing 
Taylor  John  J.  mason,  house  at  Bath 
Taylor  John  R.  carriagesmitli,  h.  311  Hamilton 
Taylor  Joseph  B.  {J.  T.  &  Sons),  h.  at  New  York 
Taylor  Joseph  E.  cigarmaker,  house  50  Second 
Taylor  Joseph  E.  clerk,  176  Lydius,  bds.  31  Elm 
Taylor  {Justus  F.)  &  Waterman  (R.  H.),  carpet- 

ings,  482  Broadway,  house  32  Lancaster 
Taylor  Lucas,  driver,  bds.  r.  11  Bethlehem  road 
Taylor  Margaret  Mrs.  bds.  90  Clinton  avenue 
Taylor  (Nathaniel)  &  Turton  (Job),   bakers,  50 

Lark,  boards  56  do. 
Taylor  Peter,  teamster,  h.  Dallius  c.  Schuyler 
Taylor  Phebe,  widow,  h.  rear  11  Bethlehem  road 
Taylor  Richard,  shoemaker,  57  Howard,  h.  do. 
Taylor  Robert,  carman,  house  83  Church 
Taylor  Robert,  saloon,  644  Broadway 
Taylor  Samuel  H.  house  51  Knox 
Taylor  Sarah,  widow,  house  7  Cross 
Taylor  William,  druggist,  35  S.  Pearl,  boards  28 

Plain  Hall 

Taylor  William  B.    state  engineer,  office  State 
Taylor  William  E.  bootfitter,  house  242  Hudson 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  (J  T.  &  Sons),  h.  73  Lydius     . 
Teagerty  John,  coffeeroaster,  35J  B'way,  bds.  1 

Clinton  avenue  [Pearl  Street  Hotel 

Teal  Thomas  G.    clerk,  40  South  Pearl,  boards 
Teall  Aug.  T.  measurer,  house  379  Lydius 


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Teator  Henry,  shipper  at  Emery  Bros.  h.  59  First 
Teator  Sylvester,  clerk,  82  Wash.  ave.  bds.  do. 
Tebutt  Marshall,  sexton  North  Pearl  St.  Baptist 

Church  and  janitor  Female  Academy,  h.  do. 
Tedford  Robert  H.  grocer,  20  Dallius,  bds.  do. 
Tedford  William,  carpenter,  house  351  State 
Teelin  Catharine,  widow,  house  r.  170  Lumber 
Teeliu  James  J.  4th  dist.  police,  h.  184  Lancaster 
Teeling  Charles,  laborer,  h.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Teeliug  Cornelius  J.  engineer,  h.  Aiken,  G'bush 
Teeling  George  W.  capt.  house  15  Bleecker 
Teer  Louis,  blacksmith,  house  371  Bowery 
TellJohn,  shoemaker,  house  127  Nucella 
Teller  {Chas.  H.)  &  Page  (JbAw  £.),  gents' fur- 
nishing goods,  and  sewing  machines,  462 

Broadway 
Teller  David  A.  clerk,  469  B'way,  bds.  188  State 
Teller  James  V.  C.  physician,  5  Beaver,  boards 

Merchants'  Hotel 
Temple  Harvey  W.  boatman,  h.  30  South  Ferry 
Templeton  John,  teller,  N.  Y.  State  Bank,  house 

14  Lancaster 
Templeton  Philip,  foreman  Strain  &  Bro.  house 

62  Church 
Templeton  Philip  jr.  clerk,  511  Broadway,  bds. 

62  Church 
Templeton  Samuel,  woodenware  and  house  fur- 
nishing, 511  Broadway,  house  16  Lancaster 
Templeton  William  M.  clerk,  bds.  62  Church 
Ten  Broeck  Alexander  P.  Mrs.  h.  106  Hudson 
Ten  Broeck  Alonzo,  clerk,  17  State,  house   13 

Plain  continued 
Ten  Broeck  Cornelius,  county  treasurer's  office, 

443  Broadway,  house  51  Columbia 
Ten  Broeck  Eunice,  widow,  house  13  Plain  con. 
Ten  Broeck  George  P.  house  51  Columbia 
Ten  Broeck  Harmon,  patternmaker,  h.  92  Philip 
Ten  Evck  Abraham  R.  family  of,  h.  39  Hawk 
Ten  Eyck  A.   Cuyler,  city  marshal,  house  63 

Maiden  lane 
Ten  Eyck  C.  Miss,  house  763  Broadway 
Ten  Eyck  Clinton  &  Co.  soap  and  candles.  Canal 

corner  Chapel,  boards  738  Broadway 
Ten  Eyck  E.  Y.  clerk  Evening  Journal,  house  93 

Columbia 
Ten  Eyck  Francis,  moulder,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Ten  Eyck  Herman  G.  clerk,  Albany  Insurance 

Co.  house  63  Clinton  avenue 
Ten  Eyck  Jacob,  house  63  Maiden  lane 
Ten  Eyck  Jacob  H.  house  35  North  Pearl 
Ten  Eyck  Jacob  H.  tallowchandler.  Jay  corner 

Swan,  house  185  Swan 
Ten  Eyck  Jacob  H.  jr.  capt.  3d  reg't,  boards  763 

Broadway  [Columbia 

Ten  Eyck  Jas.  bookkeeper,  37  Dean,  house  93 
Ten  Eyck  John  {Weed,  Dawson  &  Co.),  Evening 

Journal,  61  State,  house  39  Hawk 
Ten  Eyck  Leonard  G.  house  Whitehall  place 
Ten  Eyck  Leonard  G.  jr.  discount  clerk,  Albany 

Exchange  Bank,  bds.  63  Clinton  avenue 
Ten  Eyck  Lorenzo,  teamster,  h.  56  Van  Woert 
Ten  Eyck  Margaret,  widow,  house  38  Delaware 
Ten    Eyck    Matthias    H.    tallowchandler,    157 

Green,  house  117  do. 
Ten  Eyck  Philip,  physician,  house  39  Hawk 
Ten  Eyck   Philip   (Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.   also 

Weed,  Dawson  &  Co.),  Evening  Journal,  61 

State,  house  215  Lydius 
Ten  Eyck  Susan,  widow,  house  12  Grand 
Ten  Eyck  Visscher,  cashier  Commercial  Bank, 

house  93  Columbia 
Ten  Eyck  William  H.  waiter,  house  76  Grand 
Ten  Eyck  Wm.  H.  clerk,  470  B'way,  b.  117  Green 
Terbecker  Adam,  laborer,  house  17  Teunis 
Terbush,  see  Tii,rhush 
Teraan  James,  tailor,  house  199  Spruce 
Ternan  John,  carpenter,  boards  199  Spruce 

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Ternouth  John,  blacksmith,  foreman  N.  Y.  C. 

R.  R.  shop,  house  874  Broadway 
Terpening  Mariette,  widow,  house  Bath 
Terrell  Holland,  saddler,  375  Broadway,  house 

54  Lancaster 
Terrell  Rebecca,  widow,  house  1  Bleecker  place 
Terrell  Robert  H.  house  2  Chestnut 
Terrell  Wm.  H.  clerk,  74  State,  h.  1  Bleecker  pi. 
Terry  David  jr.  (P.  Scott  &  Co.),  grocer,  74  Pier, 

house  37  Second 
Terry  Frederick,  lieut.  9Ist  reg't,  bds.  88  Beaver 
Terry  Griffith  P.  emig.  agent,  house  26  Third 
Terry  Walter  G.  confectioner,  68  and  109  South 

Pearl,  house  109  do. 
Teveline  James,  paver,  house  62  John 
Tewey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  71  Schuyler 
Thacher  George  H.  &  Co.   {Daniel  S.  Lathrop), 
car  wheel  manufacturers,   Learned  corner 
Thacher,  house  729  Broadway 
Thacher  George  V.  clerk  board  of  supervisors, 

City  Hall,  boards  Franklin  House 
Thacher  Ralph  W.  clerk,  35  Quay,  b.  79  Hawk 
Thatcher  Charles,  carpenter,  house  101  Second 
Thauer  Nicholas,  barber,  1  Tweddle  Hall,  house 

39  Beaver 
Thayer  Asa  P.  patternmaker,  house  78  Lydius 
Theil  John,  currier,  h.  Washington,  Greenbush 
Theisen  J.    L.   &   Co.   {Charles  Miller),   cigar- 
makers,  108  Schuyler,  house  do. 
Theiser  Christian,  gasfitter,  house  50  Delaware 
Theison  Louis,  jeweler,  boards  72  Hamilton 
Thekeston  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  365  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Tholl  Matthias,  shoemaker,  house  42  Clinton 
Thomas  Ann,  tailoress,  house  10  South  Lansing 
Thomas  Caroline,  widow,  h.  33  Van  Schaick 
Thomas  Charles  E.  organist,  house  149  Lydius' 
Thomas  David,  cooper,  and  awningmaker,  house 
44  Division  [49  Herkimer 

Thomas  David,  oysters  and  fruit,  291  B'way,  h. 
Thomas  David  W.  carriagemaker,  h.  92  Bassett 
Thomas  Eliza,  widow,  house  40  Canal 
Thomas  George,  peddler,  house  174  Broad 
Thomas  George  H.  bookkeeper,  45  North  Pearl, 

boards  101  Clinton  avenue 
Thomas  Hannah,  widow,  boards  97  Dallius 
Thomas  James  H.  clerk.  Dean  corner  Exchange 

house  287  Hamilton 
Thomas  John,  laborer,  h.  285  Washington  ave. 
Thomas  John,  house  112  Green 
Thomas  John  jr.  coffee  and  spice  manufactory, 

Exchange  c.  Dean,  h.  79  Clinton  avenue 
Thomas  Mary,  widow,  house  166  Third 
Thomas  Wm.  switchman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  at 

North  Albany 
Thomas  William  G.  (Hill,  Thomas  &  Co.),  lum- 
ber, 4  Lumber  district,  h.  13  Ten  Broeck 
Thomas  William  J.  clerk  P.  0.  h.  66  Columbia 
Thompson  Benjamin,  brickmaker,  house  West 

Arch  near  Perry 
Thompson  Charles,  boards  73  Hudson 
Thompson  Chester,  mason,  h.  16  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Thompson  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  Yates  n.  Robin 
Thompson  Dan'l,  moroccodresser,  h.  36  S.  Ferry 
Thompson  Francis  E.  house  195%  South  Pearl 
Thompson  Harmon,  coachman,  h.  53  Delaware 
Thompson  Harriet,  widow,  house  158  Second 
Thompson  Jacob,  laborer,  house  57  Howard 
Thompson  James,  furrier,  house  62  Orange 
Thompson  James,  grocer,  84  Church,  house  do. 
Thompson  James  sen.  h.  418  Washington  ave. 
Thompson  James  jr.   {Thompson  &  Bros.),  12 

Green  and  97  Lancaster,  h.  418  Wash.  ave. 
Thompson  John  {Thompson  &  Bros.),  97  Lancas- 
ter, house  418  Wash.  ave.  [Greenbush 
Thompson  John,  fireman,  H.  R.  R.  R.  b.  3  Wash. 
Thompson  John,  laborer,  house  46  Colonic 


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Thompson  John,  3d  reg't,  li.  171  Jefferson 
Thompson  John,  mason,  house  216  Orange 
Thompson  John,  moulder,  house  164  Spring 
Thompson  Liician  H.  bread  aient,  128  State 
Thompson  Mary,  house  14  R.  R.  avenue 
Thompson  Oliver,  waiter,  house  39  Plumb 
Thompson  Rachel,  widow,  house  125  Bowery 
Thompson  Reuben  R.  ivory  black  manufacturer, 

liouse  9  Clinton 
Thompson  Robert,  tobacconist,  h.  214  Lumber 
Thompson  Robert,  house  73  Hudson 
Thompson  {Robe7-t)  &  Bros.  {John  and  James  jr.), 
looking  glasses,  &c.  12  Green  and  97  Lan- 
caster, house  418  Washington  avenue 
Thompson  Sally,  widow,  house  29  Chapel 
Thompson  Samuel,  bouse  179  Spring 
Thompson  {Samuel  J.)  &  Co.  {J.  N.  McDonnald), 
photographers,  478  Broadway,  h.  82  Lydius 
Thompson   Simeon,   brickmaker,  house  West 

Arch  near  Perry 
Thompson  Ward,  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Exchange 

Building,  house  at  Schenectady 
Thompson  William  Mrs.  house  6  Canal 
Thompson  William,  boatman,  h.  160  Colonie 
Thompson  William,  carpenter,  h.  Ill  Hawk 
Thompson  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  14  R.  R.  avenue 
Thompson  Wm.  W.  coachman,  house  rear  316 

Hamilton 
Thompson  &  Co.  express,  12  Exchange  build'g 
Thomson  James,  watchmaker,  109  Beaver 
Thomson   Lemon  &   Co.   {Augustus  Sherman), 

lumber.  23  Lumber  dist.  liouse  72  Lumber 
Thorburn  Samuel  T.  house  82  Grand 
Thorbum  Wm.  seed  store,  490  and  492  B'way 
Thorburn  Wm.  Grant  {Brayton  &    T.),   provi- 
sions, 48  Quay,  boards  42  Jay 
Thorn  George,  bartender,  1  Hamilton,  b.  do. 
Thorn  William,  planemaker,  h.  203  Lancaster 
Thorn  William  Mrs.  43  Washington  avenue 
Thome  J.  H.  Mrs.  house  257  North  Pearl 
Thorne  R.  P.  clock  dealer,  Green  cor.  Beaver,  up 

stairs,  house  93  Knox 
Thorne  William,  variety  store,  52  Hudson,  h.  do 
Thornton  Aaron,  painter,  boards  19  Van  Woert 
Thornton  Abraham  S.  painter,  h.  17  Plain  con. 
Thornton  Charles  H.  stereotyper,  b.  17  Plain  con. 
Thornton  Edwin  A.  cigarmaker.  b.  17  Plain  con. 
Thornton  James  E.  house  286  South  Pearl 
Thornton  John  Mrs.  h.  Clinton  ave.  cor.  Snipe 
Thornton  Patrick,  moulder,  house  Kirk's  alley 
Thornton  Philip,  carman,  house  32  Jefferson 
Thornton  Stewart,  cook,  house  235  Lumber 
Thornton  Thomas,  drover,  house  2  Lark 
Thornton  Thomas,  house  Lumber,  above  Knox 
Thornton  V.  Stephen,  gardener,  h.  535  Clin  ave. 
Thornton  William,  farmer,  li.  Lumber  ab.  Knox 
Thornton  Wm.  clerk,  37  Dean,   house  Clinton 

avenue  ntar  Snipe 
Thornton  Wm.  H.  painter,  h.  19  Van  Woert 
Thorpe  John,  laborer,  house  127  Sand 
Thorpe  Patrick,  laborer,  house  127  Sand 
Thrall  James  H.  painter,  house  10  Catharine 
Thrawl  George  P.  clerk.  Congress  Hall 
Thurber  Charles  (KirtlandSc  T.),  carpenter,  rear 

63  Lafayette,  house  100  Wash.  ave. 
Thurston  Moses,  laborer,  h.  49  Lumber 
Tibbetts  Allen  L.  vol.  house  155  Broadway 
Tibbetts  Charles  K.  carman,  h.  854  Broadway 
Tibbetts  George,  ropemaker,  bds.  174  Colonie 
Tibbetts  John,  ropemaker,  bds.  174  Colonie 
Tibbetts  Stephen,  ropemaker.  h.  85  Bowery 
Tibbetts  Thomas  E.  ropemaker,  h.  174  Colonie 
Tibbits  Benjamin  Mrs.  house  72  Hawk 
Tibbits  Clarkson,  house  72  Hawk 
Tibbits  Harry,  wigmaker,  21  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Tice  Charles  E.  lastmaker,  h.  21  Westerlo 
Tice  George  E.  blacksmith,  house  38  Elk 


Tice  Peter,  gilder,  house  100  Second 
Ticknor  A.  Louise  Miss,  teacher,  bds.  60  Union 
Ticknor  Elisha,  express  messenger,  h.  60  Union 
Ticknor  William  H.  printei',  bc>ards  60  Union 
Tidd  Abram,  boatman,  house  at  Bath 
Tiernan  Catherine,  widow,  house  19  Chapel 
Tiernan  Daniel,  tailor,  house  172  Orange 
Tiernan  James,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Tiernan  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  25  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Tiernan  Thomas,  grocer,  16  Van  Woert,  h.  do. 
Tiernan  Wm.  carpenter,  h.  Third  ab.  Snipe 
Tierney  Dan!el,  paver,  h.  32  South  Lansing 
Tierney  Dennis,  tailor,  house  73  Dallius 
Tierney  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  14  Jeflferson 
Tierney  Mary,  washing,  h.  124  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Tietz    Frederick  W.    pianomanufacturer,     146 

Colonie,  house  do. 
Tiffany  Alice,  widow  of  Wm.  Z.  bds  59  CI.  ave. 
Tiffany  Joel,  attorney,  house  7  Chapel 
Tillinghast  John,  printer,  house  70  Lafayette 
Tillinghast  Joseph  W.  {Wickes  &  T.),  oil  &c.  13 

Hudson,  bouse  751  Broadway 
Tillinghast  William  {Wiches  &  T.),  oil  &c.  13 

Hudson,  hquse  771  Broadway 
Tillman  Caspar,  basketmaker,  house  147  Sand 
Tillman  Nicholas,  moulder,  house  162  Bowery 
Tillman  Robert,  patternfiler,  h.  35  Bowery 
Tillman  Wm.  porter,  118  Pier,  h.  76  Grand 
Tillotson  Matthew  W.  boards  1 7  Jay 
Tilly  August,  cook,  house  47  Arch 
Tilton  Wm.  H.  cook,  house  52  Delaware 
Timmons  Margaret,  house  141  Lumber 
Tingle  JohiTj  laborer,  liouse  52  Montgomery 
Tingle  Mary  0.  widow,  house  297  North  Pearl 
Tingle  William,  laborer,  house  297  N.  Pearl 
Tingley  Otis  {Sweet  &  T.),  knit  goods,  320  Broad- 
way, house  at  Kenwood 
Tingue  Alexander,  477  B'way,  h.  50  Columbia 
Tingue  Wm.  H.  moulder,  bds.  152  Lumber 
Tise  John  P.  carpenter,  house  77  First 
Tise  Simon,  sawyer,  bds.  77  First 
Tithmar  Jacob,  machinist,  house  16  Union 
Tittle  Daniel  J.  physician,  house  119  Lumber 
Titus  Jacob,  boards  7  Cross  [106  (irand 

Titus  Orlando  B.  captain  steamboat  Cayuga,  h. 
Tobin  Bridget,  widow,  house  95  Orange 
Tobin  John,  boatman,  house  137  Grand 
Tobin  John,  laborer,  house  74  Arch 
Tobin  Michael,  coachman,  house  354  Lydius 
Tobin  Miles,  brickmaker,  house  73  Third 
Tobin  Patrick,  furnaceman,  house  73  Third 
Tobin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  48  Canal 
Tobin  Richard,  saloon,  13  Van  Schaick,  h.  do. 
Tobin  Thomas  H.  clothing,  46  Quay,  h.  62  Canal 
Tobin  William,  laborer,  house  14  Van  Zandt 
Todd  Charlotte,  widow,  house  9  High 
Todd  George,  waiter,  84  State 
Todd  Hibbard,  drover,  h.  47  Washington  ave. 
Todd  h.  M.  Mrs,  milliner,  47  Washington  ave. 
Todd  John  E.  mason,  house  136  Spring 
Todd  William,  mason,  house  12  Chestnut 
Tole  John,  laborer,  house  144  Third 
Tole  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  rear  135  Lumber 
Toll  Philip,  shoemaker,  h.  V.  Vechten  n.  Steven 
Tollady  John,  boilermaker,  h.  Elk  cor.  Ontario 
ToUe  Aiigustus,  lithographer,  h.  252  S.  Pearl 
Tomlinson  John,  carpenter,  liouse  £95  Hamilton 
Tommaney  Michael,  house  73  Alexander 
Tommaney  Michael,  mason,  h.  64  West  Ferry 
Tommaney  Sally,  widow,  house  31  Van  Woert 
Tompkins  Charles,  moulder,  house  8  S.  Ferry 
Tompkins  Henry,  moulder,  house  1  Wilbur 
Tompkins  James,  printer,  house  103  Second 
Tompkins  John,  Tompkins'  Hotel,  138  Broad- 
way, corner  South  Ferry 
Tompkins  John,  carman,  house  403  Lydius 
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Tompkins  Robert,  moulder,  house  8  S.  Ferry 
Tompkins  Wm.  moulder,  h.  Broadway,  G'bush 
Toney  John,  house  139  Clinton  avenue 
Tonhauser  John,  laborer,  house  72  Clinton 
Toohey  James,  shoemaker,  house  9  Congress 
Toohey  Martin,  carpenter,  boards  9  Chapel 
Toohey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  163  Orange 
Toohey  Thomas,  maltster,  house  199  Green 
Tookhorn  Frederick,  tailor,  boards  26  Fulton 
Tool  John,  produce  agent,  house  179  Elm 
Tool  Joseph,  driver,  house  15  Clinton 
Tool  Michael,  driver,  liouse  14  John 
Tool  Patrick,  laborer,  house  214  Lydius 
Tool  Wm.  switchman  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  r.  39  Third 
Tool  William,  carpenter,  boards  199  Broadway 
Toole  James,  shoemaker,  house  Green,  G'bush 
Toole  James,  laborer,  house  rear  84  Broad 
Toomey  Hugh,  shoemaker,  boards  17  Lark 
Toomey  Jeremiah,  1st  dis.  police,  h.  189  Elm 
Toomey  Jeremiah,  butcher,  li.  153  Jefferson 
Topf  Andrew,  musician,  house  48  Wash.  ave. 
Topf  George  .1.  musician,  bds.  48  Wash.  ave. 
Topp  John,  boatman,  house  72  Lafayette 
Topping  Sylvester,  sawfiler  and  trunk  boxmaker, 

18  Norton,  house  46  Hudson 
Torpay  Maria,  widow,  house  84  Bradford 
Torrey  Joseph,  boat  captain,  h.  rear  88  Third 
Torrey  Patrick,  shoemaker,  house  116  Dallius 
Tower  Henry  F.  attorney,  boards  2S  Plain 
Town  James,  vol.  boards  17  Van  Woert 
Town  Milton,  muil  carrier,  house  782  B'way 
Towner  {Benjamin  A.)  &  Hayt  {Stephen  T.),  lum- 
ber dealers,  18  Lumber  dis.  h.  761  B'way 
Towner  Egbert,  bookkeeper,  18  Lumber  district, 

boards  761  Broadway 
Towner  J.  0.  &  Co.  (J.  O.  Farnsworth),  lumber, 

7  Lumber  district,  bds.  Delavan  House 
Towner  Samuel  B.  clerk,  7  Lumber  district,  bds. 

82  North  Pearl 
Townsend  Absalom,  house  34  North  Pearl 
Townsend  Dwight  {S.   B.  Congdon  &    Co.),  61 

Quay,  boartis  14  North  Pearl  [66  do. 

Townsend  Edward,  wagonmaker,  62  Bassett,  h. 
Townsend    Franklin,     foundry    and    machine 

works.  Hawk  cor.  Elk,  house  4  Elk 
Townsend  George,  clerk,  59  Dean,  h.  164  Second 
Townsend  Howard,  physician,  house  15  Elk 
Townsend  James,  peddler,  liouse  23  Lark 
Townsend  .Tessup  C.  cistarmaker,  r.  104  Second 
Townsend  John  D.  P.  (C.  Frothingham  &  Co.), 

apothecary,  442  Broadway,  boards  2  Elk 
Townsend  John  H.  master  mason,  h.  62  First 
Townsend  Robert  {HosmcrSc  T.),  staves,  55  Pier, 

house  at  Syracuse 
Townsend  Samuel,  clerk,  41  State,  b.  67  Chapel 
Townsend  Theodore,  11  Green,  house  11  High 
Townsine  Henry,  cook,  house  rear  192  Lumber 
Towson  David,  carman,  h.  Watson's  al.  n.  Hawk 
Tozoni    Clement,  plaster  figures,  52    Hudson, 

house  62  Elm 
Traber  Charles,  house  139  Orange 
Tracey  Andrew,  shoemaker,  house  63  Canal 
Tracey  Ann,  widow,  house  116  Canal 
Tracey  Dennis,  laborer,  house  35  Mulberry 
Tracey  Eliza  Mrs.  nurse,  bds.  25  Lancaster 
Tracey  Hugh,  laborer,  house  Grand  cor.  Warren 
Tracey  James,  laborer,  house  43  Van  Zaudt 
Tracey  James,  roller,  house  34  Jefferson 
Tracey  Jane  Mrs.  porterhouse,  15  Lumber 
Tracey  John,  house  14U  Green  [Mansion 

Tracey  John,  alderman  1st  ward,  h.  Schuyler 
Tracey  John,  laborer,  bds.  33  Montgomery 
Tracey  John  &  Co.  (1).  A.  Patch),  distillers  and 

dealers  in  wines  and  liquors,  20  and  22  State, 
house  Schuyler  Mansion 
Tracey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  35  North  Lansing 
Tracey  Susan  Mrs.  house  36  Van  Woert 


Tracey  Wm.  H.  varnisher,  h.  151  North  Pearl 
Trafton  Mark  Rev.  house  29  Plain 
Trail  George,  vol.  boards  33  Montgomery 
Trainor  Dora,  shirtmaker,  h.  14  Delaware  tump. 
Trainor  Hester,  house  111  Hamilton 
Trainor  .James  H.  clerk,  boards  111  Hamilton 
Trainor  John,  laborer,  house  40  Cherry 
Trainor  M.  Miss,  shirtmaker,  h.  14  Del.  tump. 
Trainor  Margaret,  house  86  Green 
Trainor  Michael,  laborer,  house  65  Colonie 
Trainor  Patrick,  driver,  house  284  Lumber 
Trainor  Patrick,  mason,  house  rear  24  W.  Ferry 
Trainor  Robert,  shoemaker,  house  lOl  First 
Trainor  William  H.  clerk  Assorting  House,  bds. 

Ill  Hamilton 
Trapp  Valentine,  shoemaker,  house  76  Bradford 
Trapp  Valentine  jr.  tanner,  bds.  76  Bradford 
Traup  Veist,  porterhouse,  226  Broadway 
Traver  {Augustus)  &  Robinson  {Michael),  har- 

nessmakers,  678  Broadway,  bds.  133  Lydius 
Traver  Charles  M.  {Marshall,  James  &  T.),  piano 

fortes.  Masonic  Hall,  41  N.  Pearl,  h.  57  Grand 
Traver  Francis,  clerk,  420  B'way,  h.  133  Lydius 
Traver  John  A.  house  137  Clinton  avenue 
Travers  Catharine,  widow,  house  45  Division 
Travers  James,  house  104  Arch 
Travers  .James,  clerk  P.  0.  house  45^  Division 
Travers  John,  moulder,  house  45  Division 
Travers  John,  laborer,  house  r.  24  Van  Woert 
Travis  Charles,  house  139  Orange 
Travis  John,  laborer,  house  24  Van  Woert 
Treadwell  George  C.  &  Co.  {Henry  Treadivell  & 

James  Chase),  furs  and  caps,  631  Broadway, 

house  735  do. 
Treadwell  George  H.  clerk,  531  Broadway,  bds. 

735  do.  [at  Brooklyn 

Treadwell  Henry  {G.  C.  Treadwell  &  Co.),  house 
Treadwell  Nancy  Mrs.  boards  735  Broadway 
Treadwell  John  G.  house  10  Jay 
Treadwell  Wm.  B.  house  203  Lydius 
Tredo  Alexander,  furrier,  house  38  Third 
Tremain  Alvin  H.  attorn'ey,  5  Tweddle  Hall,  bds. 

29  Lafayette 
Tremain  {Lyman)  &  Peckham  {Rufus   TV.  jr.), 

attorneys,  Tweddle  Hall,  house  194  State 
Tremble  James,  laborer,  house  17  Bleecker 
Tremper  Cantine,  ticket  agent,  N.  Y.   C.  R.  R. 

depot,  house  167  North  Pearl 
Tresch  John,  limeburner,  house  34  Morton 
Trick  William,  furnaceman,  h.  20  Schuyler 
Tripp  Cyrus  S.  gardener,  h.  Del.  tump.  n.  Morton 
Tripp  John  Mrs.  widow,  h.  57  Wash,  avenue 
Tripp  Jonathan,  house  77  Washington  ave. 
Troester  Chas.  H.  clerk,  35  State,  b.  36  Wash.  a. 
Troll  Wolfgang,  laborer,  house  24  Sand 
Trotter  John,  house  677  Broadway 
Trotter  John  H.  Mrs.  house  714  Broadway 
Troupe  George  W.  boatman,  house  N.  Albany 
Trow  Thomas,  porterhouse,  7  Ferry,  G'bush 
Trowbridge  Hobart,  359  B'way,  bds.  71  Hudson 
Trowbridge  John  H.  {Bishop  &  T.),  provisions, 

42  Dean,  house  270  State 
Troxell  John,  boards  Seymour,  Bath 
Troxell  Thomas,  teamster,  house  at  Bath 
Troy  Patrick,  grocer,  42  Arch,  house  do. 
Truax  Caroline,  widow,  house  26  Franklin 
Truax  Cornelius  V.  S.  carman,  h.  377  Lydius 
Truax  Ezekiel,  carman,  housn  377  Lydins 
Truax  Francis  H.  carpenter,  liouse  32  William 
Truax  Isaac,  carpenter,  house  West  Albany 
Truax  Isaac,  teamster,  house  137  Lumber 
Truax  Isaac  M.  machinist,  house  10  Lumber 
Truax  Jas.  D.  3d  reg't,  hcuse  361  State 
Truax  Peter,  carman,  liouse  47  South  Ferry 
True  (;ii.irlH.s,  engraver,  h.  Plumb  near  Green 
True  Daniel,  die  sinker  and  seal  engraver,  395 

Broadway 


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Trueman  John  B.  engineer,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h.  71 

Second 
Trueman  Ransom  S.  fireman,  bds.  71  Second 
Tubbs  Anna,  widow,  boards  432  Lydius 
Tuck  Charles,  clerk,  133  B'way,  h.  44  S.  Ferry 
Tucker  Elisha  C.  clerk  Albany  Pier  Co.  bds.  98 

Third 
Tucker  Elisha  W.  framemaker,  house  98  Third 
Tucker  Fred,  house  46  Canal 
Tucker f^Frederick  G.)  &  Crawford  {Archibald), 
china,  glass  and  earthenware,  416  Broadway, 
house  67  Hudson 
Tucker  James,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  449  Wash,  ave. 
Tucker  Luther  &   Son  (Luther  H.),  proprietors 
Cultivator  and    Country    Gentleman,    395 
Broadway,  house  5  Pine 
Tucker  Luther  H.  {L.  Tucker  &  Son),  h.  5  Pine 
Tucker  {William  S.)  &   Kelley  (J.  B.),  lumber 
dealers,  21  Lumber  District,  h.  338  N.  Pearl 
Tuckerman  Charles,  house  110  Broad 
Tuflfs  Julian,  43d  reg't,  bds.  25  South  Ferry 
Tuffs  Lucien,  43d  reg't,  house  25  South  Feriy 
TuflFs  Lucien  jr.  clerk,  boards  25  South  Ferry 
Tufts  John,  shoemaker,  42  Orange,  house  do. 
Tumler  John,  furnaceman,  house  33  Teunis 
Tunnicliff  David  B.  clerk,  house  49  Green 
Tunny  Hugh,  cutter,  421  B'way,  h.  96  Dallius 
Tunny  Susan,  vestmaker,  house  94  >i  Dallius 
Turbush  Matthew,  carpenter,  house  58  Canal 
Turk  Evelina,  tailoress,  h.  Hudson  n.  Pearl 
Turley  Francis,  boards  Exchange  Hotel 
Turley  George,  clerk,  boards  9  Van  Tromp 
Turley  James,  house  9  Van  Tromp 
Turnbull  Alvin,  cigarmaker,  bds.  142  Third 
Turnbull  John  D.  gilder,  422  Clinton  avenue 
Turnbull  Sarah,  wid.  seamstress,  h.  142  Third 
Turner  Alden  C,  clerk,  boards  930  Broadway 
Turner  Anna,  widow  of  James,  h.  54  Spencer 
Turner  Benj.  C.  policeman,  h.  3  Tivoli  nollow 
Turner  Charles,  clerk,  boards  255  South  Pearl 
Turner  Daniel,  builder,  163  Hudson,  house  do. 
Turner  George  H.  drugs  and  confectionery,  255 

South  Pearl,  house  do. 
Turner  George  H.  furnaceman,  h.  77  Lawrence 
Turner  James,  boards  54  Spencer 
Turner  James,  chairmaker,  house  125  Lydius 
Turner  Jane,  widow,  house  225  South  Pearl 
Turner  John,  pilot,  house  229  Green 
Turner  John  C.  carpenter,  house  100  Church 
Turner  John  F.  coachtrimmer,  h.  229  Green 
Turner  Mary,  widow,  house  2  Daniels 
Turner  Mary  R.  W.  Mrs.  house  83  Columbia 
Turner  Pascho,  laborer,  house  212  Water 
Turner  P.  C.  builder,  house  104  Franklin 
Turner  Robert,  carman,  house  47  Van  Zandt 
Turner  William,  groeer,  N.  Pearl  c.  Clinton  ave. 

house  41  First 
Turner  William,  carman,  house  203  Lumber 
Turton  Job  ( Taylor  &  T. ),  baker,  50  Lark,  h.  56  do 
Tuttle  Nathaniel,  house  49  Congress 
Tuttle  Sidney,  477  Broadway,  h.  97  Grand 
Twaddle  Isabella,  widow,  bds.  74  Grand 
Tweddle  John,  malt  and    hops,  Montgomery 

above  Spencer,  house  749  Broadway 
Tweedale  John,  book  deliverer,  h.  202  Clin.  ave. 
Twitchell  Asa  W.  artist,  1  Clinton  avenue 
Tyas  Thomas,  machinist,  bds.  62  X  N.  Lansing 
Tygart  Sarah  and  Harriet,  house  191  Swan 
Tyler  Daniel  F.  clerk  executive  department,  h. 

163  Hamilton 
Tyler  Harvey  H.  clerk,  84  Wash.  ave.  h.  188  do. 
Tyler  John  W.  conductor  W.  R.  R.  house  44 

Mechanic,  G'bush 
Tyler  Moses,  91st  reg't,  bds.  21  Quackenbush 
Tyler  Oscar,  land  agent,  h.  171  State       [G'bush 
Tyler  William,  conductor  W.  R.  R.  h.  Mechanic, 
Tyrer  Thomas,  laborer,  house  32  Canal 


UBRICK  FREDERICK,  vol.  house  108  Lark 
Ubsdell  {John  A.),  Peirson  {Charles)  &  Co.  {Jas. 

T.  Lennox),  dry  goods.  Masonic  Hall,  41  N. 

Pearl,  house  at  New  York 
Udart  William,  junkshop,  80  Rensselaer,  h.  do, 
Udell  Abraham,  carpenter,  h.  63  S.  Lansing 
Udell  George  F.  rubber  goods,  536  Broadway,  h. 

85  Hamilton 
Udell  James  E.  clerk,  boards  85  Hamilton     [ten 
Uebel  Christian,  patternmaker,  h.  13Van  Vech- 
Uhl  Barbara,  widow,  house  57  Sand 
Uhl  Jacob,  tailor,  house  31  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Uhl  John,  shoemaker,  299  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Uline  Andrew  B.  tallyman  Merchants'  Dispatch, 

1  Clinton  avenue,  house  136  do. 
Uline  Henry  D.  {Stall,   Allendorf  &  Co.),  for- 
warders at  Bath 
UUicg  Augustus,  laborer,  house  250  Sand 
Ullman  Smion,  tailor,  house  135  Broad 
Ullrich  A.  gunsmith,  house  181  Broad 
Ulrich  David,  laborer,  house  166  Elk 
Ulrich  Jacob,  laborer,  house  100  Bradford 
Ulrich  Philip,  pianomaker,  h.  89  Schuyler 
Ulrich  William,  baker,  h.  496  Clinton  avenue 
Underbill  Aaron,  carman,  house  99  Eagle 
Underbill  Daniel  {Lewis  &  Underhill),  59  BeaveF, 

boards  99  Eagle 
Underhill  Henry,  machinist,  h.  194  Clinton  ave. 
Underner  Conrad  Mrs.  house  151  South  Pearl 
UndernerC.  L.  prof,  music,  house  151  S.  Pearl 
Underner  Paul,  musician,  liouse  151  S.  Pearl 
Underwood  George  B.  clerk,  b.  Dunlop  House 
Underwood  Henry,  supply  agent,  N.  X.  C.  R.  R. 

Exchange  Building,  house  212  N.  Pearl 
Unger  Henry,  carpenter,  ids.  Bradford  n.  Snipe 
Unger  William,  cabiuetniaker,  h.  r.  131  Clin.  a. 
Ungerecht  Philip,  pianomaker,  h.  North  Albany 
Unky  Joseph,  gasfitter,  house  121  Lumber 
Upjohn  William,  machinist,  bds.  52  Union 
Upton  John,  shoemaker,  boards  99  Green 
Upton  Simon,  laborer,  house  99  Green 
Urban  Bro.  principal  Catholic  Orphan  Asylum, 

Cherry  Valley  turnpike 
Urchel  Jacob,  tailor,  house  139  Elm 
Ursher  Michael,  currier,  house  159  Sand 
Usher  Francis,  butcher,  house  3  Bleecker 
Usher  James  L.  steward,  house  410  Lydius 
Usher  Matthew,  butcher,  house  246  Bowery 
Ustien  Margaret,  widow,  h.  285  Wash,  avenue 
Ustien  John,  laborer,  house  114  Sand 
Utech  August,  brewer,  house  16  Centre 
Utter  GUbert,  cooper,  house  251  North  Pearl 

VADNEY  AUGUSTUS,  carpenter,  h.  Columbia, 

Greenbush  [Greenbush 

Vadney  Joseph  H.  carpenter,  house  Columbia, 

Vail  Francis,  vinegar  depot  and  grocer,  73  Green, 

boards  75  do. 
Valentine  James,  printer,  boards  57  Union 
Valentine  Wm.  pension,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance agent,  56  State,  bds.  53  Wash.  ave. 
Valentine  Wm.  T.  carpenter,  house  192  Hudson 
Valient  Peter,  boatman,  house  77  Lancaster 
Valkenburgh  S.  M.  lace  and  skirt  store,  54  and 

56  S.  Pearl,  house  C3  Herkimer 
Van  Thomas  A.  house  Second  near  Knox 
Van  Aemam  Jacob  T.  teamster,  house  10  Knox 
Van  Aernam  John  T.  carpenter,  house  Great 

Western  turnpike  near  Snipe 
Van  Aernam  Thomas,  teamster,  h.  305  Wash.  a. 
Van  Alen  Garret  I.  {McHarg  &  Van  Alen),  at- 
torneys, 50  State,  house  155  Hamilton 
Van  Allen  Adam,  cashier  Merchants'  Bank,  452 

Broadway,  h.  40  Lancaster 
Van  Allen  Adam,  jr.  clerk  Merchants'  Bank,  b. 

40  Lancaster 
Van  Allen  Conrad,  house  41  Grand 


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Van  Allen  Garret  A.  secretary  Commerce  In- 
surance Company,  448  Broadway,  house  24 

Lancaster  [Greenbush 

Van  Allen  Henry  S.  teamster,  h.  Second  avenue 
Van  Allen  Jacob,  laborer,  house  95  Nucella 
Van  Allen  Philip,  grocer,  114  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Van  Allen  Wm.  H.  house  40  Lancaster 
Van  Allen  York,  waiter,  house  196  Lumber 
Van  Alstyne  Archibald  C.  boards  27  Dove 
Van  Alstyne  Edward  M.  agent,  house  at  Bath 
Van  Alstyne  Jacob  H.  moulder,  h.  133  Orange 
Van  Alstyne  James,  tailor,  62  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Van  Alstyne  James  W.  &  J.  R.  groceries  and 

provisions,  90  Wash,  ave,  house  316  Lydius 
Van  Alstyne  John  C.  house  27  Dove 
Van  Alstyne  John  I.  carman,  house  348  Lydius 
Van  Alstyne  John  L.  student,  b.  95  Herkimer 
Van  Alstyne  John  R.  (J.  W.  &  J.  R.  Van  Alstyne) 

boards  27  Dove  [Bassett 

Van  Alstyne  Norman,  stovemounter,  house  90 
Van  Alstyne  Thomas,  carman,  h.  356  Lydius 
Van  Alstyne  Thos.  B.  physician,  h.  95  Herkimer 
Van  Alstyne  {Thomas  J.)  &  Hevenor  {W.  S.), 

attorney's,  4  and  6  Douw's  Building,  house 

95  Herkimer  [lane,  h.  127  Hawk 

Van  Alstyne  Thomas  W.  livery  stable  75  Maiden 
Van  Alstyne  William,  bookkeeper,  56  Quay,  h. 

67  Grand 
Van  Alstyne  William,  carman,  12  State,  h.  Dove 
Van  Amburg  William  H.  carpenter,  h.  40  John 
Van  Antwerp  Abraham,  botanic  physician,  680 

Broadway,  house  do.  [h.  172  Lumber 

Van  Antwerp  Cornelius  H.  clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 
Van  Antwerp  Daniel  L.  bookbinder,  72  State,  h. 

at  Loudonville 
Van  Antwerp  Hannah,  widow,  h.  680  B'way 
Van  Antwerp  John  H.  cashier  State  Bank,  h. 

2  Lodge 
Van  Antwerp  Mary  H.  teacher,  h.  680  Broadway 
Van  Antwerp  William  M.  {Hawkins,   Van  A.  & 

Co.),  355  Broadway,  house  162  Wash.  ave. 
Van  Alpedoorn  John,  tailor,  house  125  Broad 
Van  Arnam  Abram  H.  agent,  4  State,  b.  17  Plain 
Van  Avnum  H.  P.  91st  reg't,  house  16  Franklin 
Van  Benthuysen  Arthur  L.  407  B'way,  b.  8  Elk 
Van  Benthuysen  Benj.  J.  machinist,  h.  69  Eagle 
Van  Benthuysen  Charles,  printing,  binding  and 

paper  warehouse,  407  Broadway,  h.  8  Elk 
Van  Benthuysen  Charles  H.  407  B'way,  b.  8  Elk 
Van  Benthuysen  Elizabeth,  widow  of  0,  R.  bds. 

1 10  Green 
Van  Benthuysen  Henry,  calker,  h.  65  Eagle 
Van  Benthuysen  Henry,  paperhanger,  house  190 

Lumber  [Jay 

Van  Benthuysen  Packard,  papermaker,  h.  66 
Van  Bergen  Edward,  copperplate  printer,  74 

State,  boards  48  Westerlo 
Van  Bergen  John  H.  agent,  bds.  48  Westerlo 
Van  Bergen  Peter,  collector,  house  48  Westerlo 
Van  Bergen  Peter  jr.  janitor.  State  Library,  h. 

104  Washington  avenue 
Van  Beuren  Charles,  fireman,  bds.  260  N.  Pearl 
Van  Beuren  George  H.  printer,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Van  Beuren  Jas.  B.  boardinghouse,  18  Beaver 
Van  Beuren  John,  watchman,  H.  R.  R.  R.  house 

Mechanic  above  East,  Greenbush 
Van  Beuren  Peter,  h.  Mechanic  ab.  East,  G'bush 
Van  Blake  Anna,  h.  57  Howard         [h.  11  Dove 
Van  Bramer  Jeremiah  J.  lieut.  4th  district  police, 
Van  Buren  Abigail,  widow,  house  35  Hawk 
Van  Buren  A.  T.  shoemaker,  boards  99  Dove 
Van  Buren  Ann,  widow,  house  3  Wendell 
Van  Buren  Cornelius,  carman,  h.  West.  tump. 
Van  Buren  Cornelius  J.  porter,  37  Dean,  boards 

91  Spruce 
Van  Buren  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  91  Elk 
Van  Buren  Henry,  machinist,  bds.  99  Dove 


Van  Buren  Hiram,  43d  reg't,  hoxise  36  John 
Van  Buren  Jacob  D.  4th  dist.  pol.  h.  12  Willett 
Van  Buren  James  A.  clerk  21  N.  Pearl,  house 

154  Hudson 
Van  Buren  John,  43d  reg't,  house  14  Willett 
Van  Buren  Martin,  bds.  Broadway  cor.  John 
Van  Buren  Martin,  carpenter,  31  Knox,  h.  21  do. 
Van  Buren  Nancy  Mrs.  washing,  &c.  house  175 

Jefferson 
Van  Buren  Peter,  mason,  house  99  Dove 
Van  Buren  Peter,  moulder,  h.  r.  63  Lafayette 
Vance  John,  shoemaker,  227  Lumber,  h.  r.  do. 
Vance  Mrs.  widow,  house  71  Hawk 
Van  Cott  Edward  B.  eating  house,  6  Green,  h 

170  Second,  Arbor  hill 
Van  Cott  John  H.  cigarmaker,  house  196  Jay 
Van  Cott  Mary  A.  Mrs.  seamstress,  h.  99  Hawk 
Van  Cott  Philip  T.  cigarmaker,  626  Broadway, 

house  35  Second 
Vandecar  Alonzo,  machinist,  house  98  Church 
Vandenberg  James,  shoecutter,  hou.se  117  Lark 
Vaudenberg  James  jr.  shoecutter,  h.  117  Lark 
Vandenberg  .John,  blacksmith,  h.  141  Church 
Vandenbergh  Abraham,  pilot,  house  102  Church 
Vandenbergh  Abram,  cigarmaker,  h.  290  Lumber 
Vandenbergh  Anson  Mrs.  house  759  Broadway 
Vandenbergh  Caroline,  widow,  h.  759  Broadway 
Vandenbergh  Gilbert  L.  carman  and  keeper  pow- 
der magazine,  house  12  Willett 
Vandenburgh  John  L.  house  759  Broadway 
Vandenburgh  Nicholas,  porter,  h.  58  Hamilton 
Vandenbergh  Richard  L.  bookkeeper,  452  Broad- 
way, boards  759  do. 
Vandenburg  Anthony,  coffee  roaster,  house  16 

Clinton  ^ 

Vandenburgh  Abbey,  widow,  h.  r.  215 K  Lumber 
Vandenburgh  Charles,  salesman,  bds.  29  James 
Vandenburgh  George,  A.  &  S.  R.  R.  house  60 

Lafayette 
Vandenburgh  John  E.  shipcarpenter,  h,  40  Van 

Schaick 
Vandenburgh  Theo.  H.  locksmith,  b.  39  James 
Vandenburgh  Wilhelmus,  carpenter,  h.  13  Plain 
Vandenburgh  Wynant,  locksmith,  41  James,  h. 

39  do. 
Vanderbelt  Peter,  carman,  house  173  Hudson 
Vanderbilt  Cornelius  Mrs.  house  78  Lydius 
Vanderbilt  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  36  Third 
Vanderbilt  Richard  V.  Z.  tinsmith,  b.  78 Lydius 
Vanderbilt  Stephen  P.  bds.  78  Lydius 
Vanderbilt  Wra.  H.  painter,  house  78  Lydins 
Vanderbogart  John,  baggagemaster  H.  R.  R.  R. 

house  B'way,  G'bush 
Vanderburgh  Geo.  W.  clerk.  New  Jersey  Steam- 
boat Co.  283  B'way,  h.  30  South  Ferry 
Vandercook  Henry  Mrs.  house  16  Beaver 
Vandercook  Melanchton,  janitor  Geological  Hail 
Vandercook  Wm.  M.  wireworker,  b.  16  Beaver 
Vanderhoof  Eve  Mrs.  house  50  Jefferson 
Vanderhoof  Rufus,  house  61  Beaver 
Van  Der  Kar  Leonard,  clerk.  Court  of  Appeals, 

boards  Congress  Hall 
Van  Der  Kar  L.  P.  clerk  Collector's  office,  bds. 

Congress  Hall 
Vanderlip  Benj.  B.  bookbinder,  h.  44  Elm 
Vanderlip  Dionysius  R.  house  228  Lydius 
Vanderlip  Edward  C.  clerk,  bds.  228  Lydius 
Vanderlip  Elias,  house  141  North  Pearl 
Vanderlip  George  R.  house  East  Albany 
Vanderlip  Rensselaer,  restaurant,  h.  52  Lark 
Vanderlip  Wotkjns,  bds.  141  North  Pearl 
Vanderlip  William  L.  capt.  44th  reg't,  bds.  141 

North  Pearl 
Vanderraoor  Elisha,  laborer,  house  181  Broad 
Vanderpoel  Gertrude,  dressmaker,  b.  Franklin 
Vanderpoel  Isaac,  attorney  and  insurance  agent 
61  State,  2d  floor,  h.  3  Lancaster 


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Vanderpoel  S.  Oakley,  physician,   Steuben  cor. 

Nortli  Pearl,  house  do. 
Vanderpoel  Sarah  W.  widow,  bds.  760  B'way 
Vanderstolpe  Engael,  bootlinisher,  52  S.  Pearl, 

house  323  Hamilton 
Vandervere  Albert,  medical  student,  b.  22  Jay 
Vander  Volgen  Jolm,  carman,  house  2  Lark 
Vandervolgen  Lymna  Mrs.  matron  of  the  indus- 
trial school,  81  Hamilton 
Vander  Volgen  Margaret,  house  130  Green 
Vander  Volgen  Peter,  tobacco  agent,  h.  130  Green 
Van  Derwater  John,  tailor,  h.  r.  88  Jefferson 
Van  Derwerken  Jesse  D.  agent,  347  Broadway, 

boards  Dunlop  House 
Van  Derwerker  Aaron,  printer,  bds.  1 1  Park 
Van  Derzee(Cor7icZms)  &  Co.  ( W.  TV.  Egglcston), 

agricultural  and  seed  store,  96  State,  house 

57  High  [Hamilton,  house  201  do. 

Van  Derzee   Jacob,  carpenter  and   builder,  335 
Van  Derzee  John,  carpenter,  house  335  Lydius 
Van  Derzee  John,  boatman,  h.  52  Delaware 
Van  Derzee  John,  clerk,  house  52  Delaware 
Van  Derzee  Peter,  livery  stable,  h.  Ill  S.  Pearl 
Van  Deusen  Cornelius,  butcher,  865  Broadway, 

house  215  Third 
Van  Deusen  Geo.  cigarmaker,  h.  181  Lumber 
Van  Deusen  Jacob,  armorer,  house  49  De  Witt 
Van  Deusen  Samuel,  mason,  house  55  Third 
Van  Deusen  Simon,  mason,  h.  7  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Van  Deuter  Henry,  porter,   18  Hudson,  h.  — 

Willett 
Vandewater  John,  liouse  rear  88  Jefferson 
Van  Duren  Jacob,  porter,  house  128  Kagle 
Van  Dusen  Francis  F.  cutter,  481  Broadway,  h. 

2  Chestuut 
Van  Dusen  John  J.  tailor,  33  Hudson,  h.  109X 

Jnfferson 
Van  Duzor  John,  carman,  house  132  Third 
Van  Dyck  Cor's,  carpenter,  h.  37   Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Van  Dyck  Henry  H.    superintendent   banking 

department,  State  Hall,  house  149  Hamilton 
Van  Dyck  John,  student,  9  Douw's    Building, 

bds.  59  Hawk  [way,  G'busli 

Van  Dyck  John,  machinist  W.  R.  R.  h.  Broad- 
Vane  Mary,  widow,  house  6l  Tliird 
Vane  Zephas,  carpenter,  h.  9  Johnson  [Howard 
Van  Eniburgh  Francis,  clerk,  110  Beaver,  h,  51 
Van  p]pps  Alex,  carpenter,  bds.  709  Broadway 
Van  Epps  Francis,  hairdresser,  27  Maiden  lane, 

house  113  Knox 
Van  Eps  James  R.  carpenter,  h.  79  Lawrence 
Van  Etten  David,  carpenter,  h.  173  Second 
Van  Etten  Martha  Mrs.  house  142  Clinton  ave. 
Van  Gaasbeek  {Alex.  B.)  &  Co.  (  Wm.  L.  Jenison), 

carpets,  43  N.  Pearl,  h.  4  Hall  place 
Van  Gaasbeek  {John)  &  Co.  {H.  R.  Watfson),  car- 
pets and  upholstery,  463  Broadway,  house 

at  Newtonville 
Van  Gaasbeek  William,  house  287  Hudson 
Van  Gisliijg  David,  clerk,  house  36  Franklin 
Van  Gisling  Solomon,  roofer,  house  41  Union 
Van  Guising  Jas.  engineer,  58  Pier,  b.  at  G'bush 
Van  Guysling  Aaron,  machinist,  h.  Reuss.  Bath 
Van  Hagen  Jesse  D.  carpenter,  bds.  850  B'way 
Van  Hagen  Mehitable,  widow   of  Peter,   house 

850  Broadway  [Franklin 

Van  Hall  Martimus,  porter,  463  B'way,  b.  166 
Van  Hanagan  J.  Henry,  baker,  house  80  Arch 
Van  Heusen  C.  H.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

94  Herkimer 
Van  Heusen  Henry,  carriagemaker,  h.8  Catharine 
Van  Heusen  Robert,  house  753  Broadway 
Van  Heusen  R.  W.  bds.  753  Broadway 
Van  Heusen  {Theodore  V.)  &  Charles  {D.  D.  T.), 

china,  crockery,   &c.  470  Broadway,  bouse 

194  Lydius 
Van  Heynigan  Cath.  N.  widow,  h.  24  S.  Ferry 


Van  Hoesen  Anna  Mrs.  h.  27  Elm       [Catharine 
Van  Hoesen    Henry,    carriagesmith,    house    9 
Van  Hoesen  Magdalena,  house  640  B'wav 
Van  Hoevenberg  Tobias   S.   attorney,  Museum 

Building,  boards  87  Clinton  ave. 
Van  Hof  Daniel,  blacksmith,  h.  145  Lumber 
Van  Hoosen   Harmou,  gardener,  h.   Second  ab. 

Knox  [Lydius 

Van  Hoosen  .Jacob,  clerk,  422  Broadway,  h.  51 
Van  Hoosen  J.  B.  medical  student,  b.  329  Lydius 
Van  Hoosen  Lemuel  P.  physician,  h.  329  Lydius 
Van  Horn  F.  house  103  Hamilton 
Van  Houten  Leonard,  carpenter,  house  210  Third 
Van  Houten  Leonard  jr.  carpenter,  b.  210  Third 
Van  Husen  John,  macbinist,   W.   R.  R.  house 

Mill,  Greenbush 
Van  Husen  Susan,  widow,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Van  Huysen  John,  grocer,  178  Hud.son,  h.  do. 
Vauizee  Peter,  livery  stable.  Pearl  Street  Hotel, 

house  113  South  Pearl 
Van  Keuren  Edward  L.  pilot,  house  42  Second 
Van  Keuren  Margaret,  widow,  h.  27  V.   Schaick 
Van  Kerb  Jacob,  baker,  263  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Van  Leeuweu  Bartholomew,  carpenter,   h.  313 

South  Pearl 
Van  Leuven  Ambrose,  farmer,  house  N.  Albany 
Van  Leuven  Isaac,  farmer,  house  North  Albany 
Van  Loon  Burton,  furniceman,  b.  66  N.  Perry 
Van  Loon  George,  machinist,  bds.  18  Beaver 
Van  Loon  Henry  F.  furnaceman,  b.  66N.  Ferry 
Van  Loon  James  S.  merchant,  house  133  Elm 
Van  Loon  Thomas  E.   manufacturing   jeweler, 

480  Broadway,  house  213  State 
Van  Loon  Wm.  furnaceman,  b.  66  N.  Ferry 
Van  Loon  Wm.  machinist,  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Van  Luven  John,  4th  cavalrj-,  h.  14  Dove 
Van  Meter  Archibald  {Charles  &  V.),  butcher,  3 

10  7  Center  Market,  house  3  Knox 
Van  Ness  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  69  Eagle 
Van  Ne.ss  Fanny,  widow,  house  38  Clinton  ave. 
Van  Nortwick  .John  B.  moulder,  h.  197  Lumber 
Van  Nouhuys  John,  machinist,  h.  116  Church 
Van  Nouhuj's  John  jr.  printer,  liouse  118  Church 
Van  O'Linda  Jane  A.  widow,  boards  Hamilton 

corner  Green  [71  Green 

Van  O'Linda  Jerusha,  select  school.  Plain,  bds. 
Van  Olinda  I'eter,  pliysician,  Hamilton  c.  Graen 
Van  Olinda  Sarah  Miss,  boards  52  Elm 
Van  Olinda  William,  attorney,  7  North  Pearl, 

house  Broadway  corner  Pine,  Greenbush 
Van  Patten  Aaron,  laborer,  house  171  Lancaater 
Van  Patten  Nicholas  P.  57th  reg't,  bds.  B'way, 

Greenbush 
Van  Patten  Peter,  boatcaptain,  h.  B'way,  G'bush 
Van  Pattent  Vedder,  cutter,  465  Broadway,  bds. 

17  High 
Van  Raina  Maria  Mrs.  h.  395  B'way     [Hamilton 
Van   Rensselaer  Angelica  E.   Misr^,  house   136 
Van  Rensselaer  Bayard  Mrs.  h.  98  Columbia 
Van  Rensselaer  Bernard  S.  house  112  State 
Van  Rensselaer  Cfesar,  whitewasher,  h.  367  State 
Van  Rensselaer  Eugene,   manor  house,  upper 

end  Broadway 
Van  Rensselaer  Jeremiah,  physician,  h.  G'bush 
Van  Rensselaer  John  J.  physician,  B'way,  G'bu. 
Van  Rensselaer  John  S.   attorney,  22  Douw's 

Building,  house  99  North  Pearl 
Van  Rensselaer  Margaretta  Mrs.  h.  Bethl'm  rd. 
Van  Rensselaer  J-'eter,  salesman,  4  Lumber  dist. 

boards  Dunlop  House  [State,  h.  1 12  do. 

Van   Rensselaer  Richard^   insurance  agent,  60 
Van  Rensselaer  Stephen,  manor  housoj  upper 

end  Broadway 
Van  Salsbury  Martin  T.  bds.  18  Quackenbnsh 
Van  Santford  Henry,  confectioner,  h.  1 10  First 
Van  Santford  Henry  S.  clerk,  19  Lumber  dist. 

boards  68  Lumber 


ALBANY      [V]      DIRECTORY 


143 


Van  Santvoord  {Alfred)  &  Co.  {Charles  B.  Red- 

field  &  James  R.  BenHey),  agents  Swiftsure 

Propeller  Line,  77  Pier,  house  34  N.  Pearl 

Van  Santvoord  James,  clerk,  41  State,  h.333  do. 

Van  Santvoord  Samuel  M.  salesman,  476  B'way, 

boards  Mt^rcbants'  Hotel 
Van  Schaack  Benjamin,  carman,  house  S9  Swan, 

Arbor  hill 
Van  Schaack  Henry  D.  91st  regt,  h.  88  Jefferson 
Van  Schaick  Abram,  lettercarrier,  h.  70  Lark 
Van  Schaick  Eliza,  widow,  house  153  Elm 
Van  Schaick  John,  clerk,  house  149  S.  Pearl 
Van  Schaii-k  Tobias,  house  80  North  Pearl 
Van  Schoonboven  Derrick  B.  h.  260  N.  Pearl 
Van  Schoonboven  Helen  S.  select  .school,   868 
Broadway,  boards  do.  [201  Lumber 

Van  Schoonboven  James,  3d  district  police,  h. 
Van  Schoonboven  John  C.  agt.  li.  112  Clin.  ave. 
Van  Schoonboven  Rebecca,  teacher,  boards  260 
North  Pearl  [Daniels 

Van   Schoonboven  Robert,  carman,    house    2 
Van  Sickler  R.  M.  &  Forby  {IVm.  F.)   commis- 
sion merchants  in  staple  dry  goods,  manu- 
facturers' supplies,  &c.   1   and    2    Central 
Block,  Broadway,  next  north  of  Delavan 
House,  house  at  Newtonville 
Van  Sickler  Samuel  H.  clerk,  1  &  2  Cent.  Bl'k 
Van  Siyke  Isaac  R.  carpenter,  h.  94  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Van  Slyke  Sarah,  widow,  hou.se  10  Jeflerson 
Van  Steenbergh  Matthew,    teamster,  house  15 

Washington,  Greenbush 
Van  Steenbergh  Samuel  H.  teamster,  h.  Wash. 
Greenbush  [Dallius 

Van  Steinberg  James,  painter,  90  Green,   h.   53 
Vaut  {John)  &  Ert/berger  ( William  G.),  cigar  and 
candy  manufacturers,  Lumber  corner  Swan, 
house  164  Lumber 
Van  Tromp  Helen  R.  dressmaker,  h.  169  Third 
Van  Trorop  Wni.  H.  lumber  tallyman,  boards 

169  Third 
Van  Tuyl  George  C.  clerk,  boards  37  Grand 
Van  Valkenburgh  Andrew  P.  oysters  and  fish, 

782X  Broadway,  house  do. 
Van  Valkenburgh  Edgar,  oysters  and  fi.sh,  68 

Swan,  Arbor  bill,  house  do. 
Van  Valkenburgh  James,  carpenter,  h.  15  Dan'ls 
Van  Valkenburgh  (JoAm  L.)  &   Ruyter,  {John), 
tanners    and  curriers.   Ferry  and  Second, 
Greenbush,  h.  B'way  cor.  Third,  G'bush 
Van  Valkenburgh  Lydia,  widow,  h.  45  Division 
Van  Valkenburgh  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  100  Green 
Van  Valkenburgh  Ransom,  capt.  h.  866  B'way 
Van  Valkenburgh  Susan,  widow,  b.  866  B'way 
Van  Valkenburgh  Wm.  C.  carpenter,  house  83 

Beaver 
Van  Valkenburgh  {William  J.   C.)  &    Steves 

{W.  J.),  grocers,  375  Pearl,  house  do. 
Van  Vechten  Ab.  att'y,  51  State,  house  180  do. 
Van  Vechten  Cuyler,  q'r-master-gen'l,  office  ar- 
senal, att'y,  66  Hawk,  house  do. 
Van  Vechten  Edward,  fireman,  W.  R.  R.   bds. 

Broadway  north  of  Third,  Greenbush 
Van  Vechten  Edw.  tobacconist,  house  85  Dove 
Van  Vechten  Eliza,  house  90  Second 
Van  Vechten  Garrett,  engineer  H.  R.  R.  R.  bds. 

Broadway  north  of  Third,  Greenbush 
Van  Vechten  Garrett  W.  74  Pier,  b.  197  State 
Van  Vechten  George,  tobacconist,  37  Washing- 
ton avenue,  boards  66  Lafayette 
Van  Vecliten  Hamilton,  clerk,  y.  M.  gen'l  oflSce, 

boards  1B8  State 
Van  Vechten  Henry  C.  clerk,  boards  197  State 
Van  Vechten  Jacob  Rev.  h.  50  Clinton  avenue 
Van  Vechteu  Margaret  T.  widow,  h.  755  B'way 
Van  Vechten  Samuel  S.  clerk,  41  State,  bouse 
53  Lumber  [125  Lydius 

Van  Vlack  Charles,  stereotyper,  9  James,  bds. 


Van  Vlack  Wiliiam,  agent,  house  125  Lydius 
Van  Vliet  G.  Dudley,  teller  Albany  City  Bank, 

bouse  76  Hudson 
Van  Voast  Benson,   clerk  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Ex- 
change Building,  house  63  Lodge 
Van  Vranken  Francis,  hairdresser,  482  Broad- 
way, house  79  Second 
Van  Vranken  Garret  W.  clerk,  685  Broadway, 

house  16  Quackenbush 
Van  Vranken  Joel,  mason,  house  51  W.  Ferry 
Van  Vranken  Margaret,  widow,  h.  32  Lafayette 
Van  Vranken  Richard  D.  machinist,   bds.   820 

Broadway 
Van  Vranken  Robert  A.  hairdresser,  41  Second, 

house  172  Third 
Van  Vranken   Theodore,  clerk  N.  Y.   C.  R.  R. 

freight  office,  house  85  Lawrence 
Van  Wagner  John,  carman,  house  252  Hudson 
Van  Wart  Daniel,  stove  polish,  house  60  High 
Van  Wie  Gerrit  P.  carpenter,  house  182  Lumber 
Van  Wie  Lansing,  attorney,  h.  4  Clin.,  Betbl'm 
Van  Wie  Margaret,  house  2  Jefferson 
Van  Wie  William,  baker,  house  2  Garden  alley 
Van  Woert  J.  S.  capt.  St.  Bt.  Oswego,  77  Pier 
Van  Wormer  Cornelius,  dry  goods,  44  S.  Pearl, 

house  290  Lydius 
Van  Wormer  Henry,  teamster,  h.  Tivoli  hollow 
Van  Wormer  {Jasper)  &   McGarvey  {Michael), 

stovedealers,  25  Green,  house  36  First 
Van  Wormer  John,  laborer,  h.  7  Tivoli  hollow 
Van  Wormer  M.  &  S.  Misses,  h.  276  Wash.  ave. 
Van  Wormer  Peter,  collector  and  constable,  h. 

29  Lafayette 
Van  Zandt  Abraham,  carpenter,  h.  19  Jefferson 
Van  Zandt  Benjamin   F.  lumberman,    boards 

North  Albany 
Van  Zandt  Charles,  agent,  house  804  Broadway 
Van  Zandt  Gilbert,  cigarmaker,  boards  46  Elm 
Van  Zandt  Jacob,  col."9ist  reg't,  h.  13  Daniels 
Van  Zandt  John,  silversmith,  house  44  John 
Van  Zandt  John  H.  founder,  house  79  Dove 
Van  Zandt  Peter  G.  carpenter,  house  46  Elm 
Van  Zandt  Sarah,  teacher,  boards  253  Hudson 
Van  Zandt  Thus.  K.  portrait  painter,  h.  89  Knox 
Van  Zandt  William,  carpenter,  house  153  Broad 
Vasser  R.  B.  boards  Congress  Hall 
Vaughan  David,  draughtsman,  state  engineer's 

office,  State  Hall,  house  69  Jefferson 
Vauehan  M.  R.  bookkeeper,  105  Pier,  bds.  183 

North  Pearl 
Vaughan  Nicholas,  fireman,  house  19  Jackson 
Vaughan  Wm.  M.  tobacco  agent,  447  Broadway, 

bouse  22  Swan 
Vaughn  Audley  C.  clerk  Dearstyne's,  Bath 
Vavesor  James,  shoemaker,  house  217  Swan 
Veazie  Edward  A.  restaurant.  State  cor.  B'way, 

house  Bleecker  cor.  Dallius 
Veazie  Provost,  boards  Bleecker  cor.  Dallius 
Vedder  A.  W.  clerk,  Vedder's  Hotel,  28  Wash- 
ington avenue 
Vedder  Alex.  F.  carpenter,  house  12  Grand 
Vedder  Cornelius  J.  bookkeeper,  68  Liberty,  b. 

12  Bleecker  place 
Vedder  Elizabeth,  widow,  boards  67  First 
Vedder  Francis,  carpenter,  house  47  High 
Vedder  Henry  D.  clerk,  Vedder's  Hotel 
Vedder  Jacob  A.  painter,  house  Park  ave,  Bath 
Vedder  John  B.  printer,  house  122  Hamilton 
Vedder  Mary,  widow,  house  16  Union 
Vedder  Mary,  widow,  house  12  Bleecker  place 
Vedder  Mary,  widow,  house  41  Dallius 
Vedder  Nancy,  widow,  house  227  Elm 
Vedder  Simon  S.  proprietor  Vedder's  Hotel,  28 

Washington  avenue 
Veeder  B.  H.  goldbeater,  45  Hudson,  house  do. 
Veeder  Jacob,  butcher,  bds.  Farmer's  Hotel 
Veeder  James,  mason,  house  136  Spring 


144 


ALBANY      [W]      DIBECTOEY 


Veeder  John  C.  fireman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 

177  Lumber 
Veeder  Michael,  laborer,  house  69  Lark 
Veeder  {Myndert  J.)  &  Selkirk  {Alexander  sr.), 

grocers,  154  S.  Pearl,  house  40  Broad 
Veeder  Volkert,  boatman,  house  8  Broad 
Veeder  Volkert,  house  49  Columbia 
Veit  Joseph,  glazier,  house  102  Nucella 
Veit  Moses,  peddler,  house  6  Alexander 
Venning  John  J.  cl'k,  41  N.  Pearl,  h,  143  Second 
Vent  James,  clerk,  house  32  Howard 
Vent  Margaret,  widow,  house  32  Howard 
Venter  (Peter)  &  Chatterly  (James),  painters,  186 

Washington  avenue,  house  196  Jay 
Venter  Peter,  porter,  10  State,  h.  285  Wash.  av. 
Verch  Julius,  tinsmith,  house  96  Franklin 
Vernam  John  R.  house  170  State 
Vernam  Wm.  house  170  State 
Vernon  James,  student,  boards  64  Howard 
Verstreeper  Joseph,  grocer,  22  Clinton,  h.  do. 
Vetter  Elias,  surgical  instrumentmaker,  186 K  S. 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Vibbard  Chauncey,  sunt.  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  1  Ex. 

Building,  2d  floor,  a.  at  Schenectady 
Vickers  Alex,  boards  281  South  Pearl 
Vickers  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  64  North  Lansing 
Viele  Charles  D.  lieut.   1st  infantry,  U.   S.  A. 

boards  746  Broadway 
Viele  {Maurice  E.),  Coles  {Edwin  S.)  &  Woodruff 

{E.  D.),  hardware,  &c.  41  State,  b.  62  Hawk 
Viele  Rufus  K.  bedstead  manufacturer,  Thacher 

ab.  N.  Ferry,  house  746  Broadway 
Viggers  Absalom,  porterhouse,  66  Beavei-,  h.  do. 
Viggers  Rachel,  widow  of  John  H.  house  106 

Clinton  avenue 
Viggers  Thomas,  fireman,  house  18  Jackson 
Vile  Jos.  cabinetmaker,  9  Plain,  h.  66  Beaver 
Vincent  {John)  &  Carley  {John  F.),  marbleworks, 

169  Lydius,  house  do. 
Vine  James  D.  porterhouse,  126  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Vine  James  H.  clerk,  boards  9  Swan 
Vine  James  R.  engineer,  house  342  Lydius 
Vine  Robert,  carman,  house  148  Swau 
Viney  William,  laborer,  h.  Second  near  Swan 
Vint  James,  porter,  506  B'way,  h.  32  Howard 
Virgil  E.  H.  manager  National  Express,  13  Ex. 

Building,  house  at  Troy 
Visscher  Edward,  house  66  North  Pearl 
Visscher  George,  tailor,  house  74  Rensselaer 
Visscher  Harmin,  house  7  Ten  Broeck 
Visscher  Harmin  jr.  44th  reg't,  b.  7  Ten  Broeck 
Visscher  Henry,  mason,  house  258  Hudson 
Visscher  James  C.  house  139  Spring 
Visscher  James  D.  bookbinder,  9  James,  boards 

105  Clinton  avenue 
Visscher  John  B.  house  68  North  Pearl 
Visscher  John  V.  S.  Mrs.  h.  105  Clinton  avenue 
Visscher  John  V.  S.  cigarmaker,  h.  21  Lafayette 
Visscher  Lydia  A.  Miss,  h.  9  Clinton  avenue 
Visscher  Teunis  G.  clerk,  post  office,  house  826 

Broadway  [Gansevoort 

Visser  Hotse,  shipcarpenter,  h.  Church  corner 
Visser  Jacob,  shipcarpenter,  h.  3  Bethlehem  rd. 
Vogel  Andrew,  tailor,  167  Bowery,  house  do. 
Vogel  Charles,  stereotyper,  h.  196  Broad 
Vogel  Frederick,  carver,  li  224  Washington  av. 
Vogel  Moses,  clothing,  186  South  Pearl,'h.  do. 
Vogelen  Jacob,  shoemaker,  h.  100  Nucella 
Voiker  Jacob,  cabinetmaker,  house  160  Spring 
Volmar  Albert,  cabinetmaker,  house  207  Sand 
Von  Puttkammer  A.  Rev.  Mrs.  bds.  130  Lark 
Voorhees  Alonzo  B.  attorney,  73  State,  house 

375  Lydius 
Vosburgh  Abraham,  cigarmaker,  h.  291  N.  Pearl 
Vosburgh  Andrew  J.  conductor,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  152  Orange  [rison,  G'bush 

Vosburgh  Edward,  carpenter,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Har- 


Vosburgh  F.  W.  310  Broadway,  b.  72  Westerlo 
Vosburgh  Garret,  house  398  Lydius 
Vosburgh  Isaac  W.  39  State,  h.  721  Broadway 
Vosburgh  John,  mason  builder,  h.  140  N.  Pearl 
Vosburgh  John  E.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

house,  house  39  De  Witt 
Vosburgh  Levi,  vet'ry  surgeon,  h.  22  Westerlo 
Vosburgh  Misses,  house  739  Broadway 
Vosburgh  Wm.  clerk,  39  State,  b.  140  N.  Pearl 
Vose  Franklin,  patent  medicines,  196  Water,  h. 

661  Broadway 
Vose  {Charles  A.)  &  Winne  {Walter),  agents  N. 

Y.  C.  R.  R.  line,  11  Quay,  h.  Brooklyn 
Vose  Rodney,  lumber  dealer  and  forwarder,  196 
Water,  boards  Dunlop  House  [place 

Voss  Charles,  teacher  of  music,  h.  3  Foundry 

Vroman ,  boards  71  Hudson 

Vroman  N.  widow,  house  James  near  Columbia 
Vroman  {Peter)  &  Dings  {A.  J.),  grocers  Broad- 
way, Greenbush,  h.  Columbia 
Vroman  Thomas,  waiter,  house  57  Howard 
Vrooman  Andrew,  lumber,  house  47  Second 
Vrooman  Elias  A.  gardener,  h.  Lydius  n.  junc. 
Vrooman  Isaac  H.  clerk,  Albany  City  Bank,  b. 

Congress  Hall 
Vrooman  James,  boatman,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Vrooman  Jeannette,  widow,  house  130  Dove 
Vrooman  Walter  K.  bookkeeper,  51  State 
Vunk  Eliza,  dressmaker,  h.  142  North  Pearl 

WACHTER  CATHARINE,  widow,  proprietress 

National  Hotel,  266  Broadway 
Waddell  Faithful,  teacher  district  school  No.  6, 
house  122  Clinton  avenue  [Clinton  av. 

Waddell  Robert  J.  clerk,  39  State,  boards  122 
Waddy  Ellen,  widow,  house  33  Canal 
Wade  Edward,  attorney,  71  State,  boards  Frank- 
lin House  [Lydius 
Wade  Edward  C.  stereotyper,  9  James,  h.  399 
Wadhams  Edgar  P.  Rev.  h.  225  Lydius  op.  Cath. 
Wadleigh  George  B.  grocer,  64  Lark,  house  do. 
Wadley  Lera,  coachman,  24  Wilson 
Wadsworth  Henry  A.  clerk,  420  Broadway,  bds. 
132  Hamilton                     [133  Clinton  ave. 
Wagar  Clark  F.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house 
Wagener  Conrad,  carpenter,  h.  59  Delaware 
Wagener  Henry,  furnaceman,  h.  4  Onet's  alley 
Waggoner  Jacob  H.  [Boardman  &  W.),  carpen- 
ter, 46  Howard,  house  18  Lancaster 
Waggoner  John,  lumber,  house  67  Herkimer 
Waggoner  John  G.  brickmaker,  h.  167  Second 
Waggoner  Levi  Mrs.  house  37  Bowery 
Wagner  Antoine,  tilemaker,  h.  68  Bowery 
Wagner  James  M.  am bro typist,  h.  20  Chapel 
Wagner  John,  carpenter,  house  248  Sand 
Wagner  John,  brickmaker,  house  285  Sand 
Wagner  Joseph,  painter,  house  28  Howard 
Wagner  Mathias,  paperhanger,  bds.  133  Green 
Wagner  Richard  T.  carman,  h.  North  Albany 
Wainwright  Charles,  bds.  172  Washington  ave. 
Wait  Charles  F.  shoemaker,  house  17  Lark 
Wait  Christopher  B.  carpenter,  house  18  Van 
Schaick                                            [22  Dallius 
Wait  Henry  L.  stock  agent  Albany  prop,  line,  h. 
Waixel  Charles,  peddler,  house  46  South  Ferry 
Wakefield  .lohn,  house  64  Bradford 
Wakenian  Benjamin,  boards  226  Hudson 
Walber  Francis  J.  laborer,  house  .Jackson 
Wald  Michael,  46th  reg't,  h.  Plumb  n.  Franklin 
Waldbillig  Henry,  shoemaker,  125  South  Pearl, 

house  192  do. 
Walbridge  Charlotte  V.  boards  19  Ten  Broeck 
Waldmann  Isaac  {Mann,  W.  &  Co. ),  374  Broad- 
way, and  48  South  Pearl,  house  92  Lydius 
Waldmann  S.   M.  dry  goods,  42  South  Pearl,  b. 
American  Hotel  [302  do. 

Waldron  Abram  F.  bookkeeper,  73  State,  boards 


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Waldron  George,  engineer,  house  34  W.  Ferry 
Waldron  I.  F.  clerk,  N.  Y.  <J.  R.  R.  freight  office, 

house  72  Clinton  avenue 
Waldron  Mary  M.  house  134  Green         [Lydius 
Waldron  Stephen,  at  Harris  &  Sons,  boards  81 
Waldron  William,  tallyman,  h.  54  Lawrence 
Waling  Peter,  clerk,  56  State,  boards  37  Grand 
Walk  Alexander,  moulder,  house  210  S.  Pearl 
Walk  Henry  W.  laborer,  bds.  48  N.  Lansing 
Walker  Ann,  widow,  house  98  Franklin 
Walker  Catharine,  widow,  house  18  Jackson 
Walker  Catharine,  widow,  h.  36  N.  Lansing 
Walker  Charles,  boatman,  h.  50  Westerlo 
Walker  Charles,  laborer,  house  32  Clinton 
W&lker  {Edward)  &  Campbell  {Wm.  J.),  coal, 

1 1  Jackson,  house  33  North  Lansing 
Walker  George,  91st  reg't,  bds.  16  N.  Pearl 
Walker  George  W.  printer,  boards  50  Westerlo 
Walker  James,  brewer,  house  C6  South  Ferry 
Walker  James,  blacksmith,  house  98  Philip 
Walker  James  Rev.  house  Green,  Greenbush 
Walker  James  H.  printer,  boards  50  Westerlo 
Walker  Jeannette,  widow  h.  16  North  Pearl 
Walker  John,  butcher,  house  201  Jefferson 
Walker  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  44  First 
Walker  John  B.  carpenter,  h.  Park  av.  Bath 
Walker  Richard  N.  patentroofer,  h.  114  Nucella 
Walker  Silas  H.  cabinetmaker,  699  Broadway,  b. 

25  Quackenbush 
Walker  Stephen,  moulder,  house  80  Arch 
Walker  Sylvanus,  peddler,  house  78  Bleecker 
Walker  William,  bookbinder,  bds.  50  Westerlo 
Walker  William  J.  house  37  Westerlo 
Walker  William  R.  laborer,  house  3  Clinton 
Walker  William  S.  liarnessmaker,  h.  21  Fulton 
Wall  Catharine,  widow,  house  219  Swan 
Wall  Charles,  tailor,  house  54  Cherry 
Wall  John,  crockery,  85  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Wall  John,  laborer,  house  167  Sand 
Walla  Josiah  A.  designer,  house  207  Jay 
Wallace  Christopher,  house  103  Orange 
Wallace  David,  laborer,  house  132  Lumber 
Wallace  James,  moulder,  house  142  Lumber 
Wallace  John,  laborer,  h.  21  Plain  continued 
Wallace  John  F.  clerk,  boards  103  Orange 
Wallace  Joseph,  furnaceman,  h.  5  Delaware 
Wallacp  Joseph  C.  91st  reg't,  b.  103  Orange 
Wallace  Margaret  Mrs.  house  85  Orange 
Wallace  Mary,  widow,  house  9  Fulton 
Wallace  Mary,  widow,  house  223  Broadway 
Wallace  Matthew,  grocer,  705  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Wallace  Nathaniel,  boatman,  house  at  Bath 
Wallace  Oliver  Mrs.  widow,  house  101  Orange 
Wallace  Oliver  V.  grocer,  103  Orange,  h.  do. 
Wallace  P.  J.  liquors,  74  S.  Pearl,  h.  lOl  Orange 
Wallace  Robert,  93d  reg't,  boards  154  Orange 
Wallace  Sarah,  widow,  house  85  Colonie 
Wallace  Timothy,  laborer,  house  73  Van  Woert 
Wallace  Wra.  carpenter,  40  Van  Zandt,  house 

159  Lydius 
Wallace  William,  printer,  9  James,  h.  14  Cross 
Wallace  William  H.  confectionery,  41  S.  Pearl 
Wallen  Frederick,  gasfitter,  416  Broadway,  h. 

29  Bowery 
Waller  Isaac,  cigarmaker,  house  1 10  Arch 
Walley  Charles,  farmer,  h.  Del.  turnp.  n.  Morton 
Walls  Wm.  3d  district  police,  h.  126  Orange 
Walls  William  jr.  printer,  boards  126  Orange 
Walsli  Augustus  H.  attorney,  h.  78  Chapel 
Walsh  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  78  Hawk 
Walsh  James  D.  &  Brother  {Michael  F.),  grates, 

hot  air  furnaces,  &c.  545  B'way,  h.  23  Canal 
Walsh  James  J.  clerk,  house  8  De  Witt 
Walsh  John,  agent,  S.  Pearl  cor.  Rensselaer 
Walsh  John,  laborer,  house  rear  94  Third 
Walsh  John  A .  house  84  Beaver 
Walsh  John  S.  Mrs.  house  78  Chapel 
_ 


Walsh  Julia,  dressmaker,  boards  100  First 
Walsh  Margaret,  widow,  house  63  Grand 
Walsh  Mary,  widow,  house  149  Grand 
Walsh  Matthew  {Mulholland  8e  W.),  14  Beaver 
Walsh  Maurice,  porterhouse,  29  Church,  h.  do. 
Walsh  Michael,  porterhouse,  S.  Pearl  c.  Renss. 
Walsh  Michael  F.  {James  D.  Walsh  8c  Brother), 

grates  &c.  545  Broadway,  h.  78  Hawk 
Walsh  Nicholas,  porter.  111  Pier,h.  50  Hamilton 
Walsh  Patrick  E.  grocer,  117  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Walsh  Thos.  restaurant,  66  State,  h.  108  Jefferson 
Walsh  Thomas,  house  37  Bassett 
Walsh  William  E.  hats  and  caps,  410  Broadway, 

house  141  Broad 
Walsh,  see  Welch  and  Welsh 
Walstaff  John,  grocer,  house  Broad  c.  Nucella 
Walter  Amanda,  widow,  house  71  Church 
Walter  Benjamin,  boards  15  Broad 
Walter  Charles  P.  widow  of,  house  6  Van  Tromp 
Walter  Conrad,  laborer,  h.  520  Clinton  avenue 
Walter  Jacob,  boxmaker,  h.  245  South  Pearl 
Walter  John  {Forth  Sc  Co.),  table  oilcloths,  286 

Bowery,  house  20?  do. 
Walther  Louis,  shoemaker,  house  81  Schuyler 
Walter  Michael,  teamster,  house  32  Bradford 
Walter  Paul,  laborer,  house  520  Clinton  avenue 
Walter  William,  house  27  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Walter  Wm.  P.  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  boards  6 

Van  Tromp 
Walton  Hannah,  widow,  house  24  Westerlo 
Wammes  Peter,  shoemaker,  house  8  Steven 
Wands  Alexander,  lieut.  18th  reg't,  b.  11  Park 
Wands  Burgess,  boards  14  Park 
Wands  John,  engineer,  h.  Rensselaer,  Bath 
Wands  John  B.  boards  14  Park 
Wands  JohnB.  porter,'  18  Hudson,  h.  18  Willett 
Wands  Oscar,  baker,  boards  53  Hawk 
Wands  Robert  C.  cigarmaker,  boards  38  Green 
Wands  {Thomas  O.)  &  Kinnicutt  {Samuel  A.), 

stoves  and  tinware,  21  Green,  h.  14  Park 
Wands  William,  carpenter,  h.  313  Wash.  ave. 
Wang  Jacob,  laborer,  house  150  Sand 
Wanken  John,  brewer,  house  29  Clinton 
Wannemaker  John,  tailor,  house  113  Sand 
Wansborough  John,  laborer,  h.  Swan  n.  Orange 
Ward  Benjamin,  gardener,  h.  lower  end  Broad 
Ward  David  W.  brassplater,  bds.  22  Hawk 
Ward  Edward  C.  clerk  at  Albany  Hotel 
Ward  Eliza,  widow,  house  53  Van  Schaick 
Ward  Felix,  boatman,  house  1  Bleecker 
Ward  Hugh,  painter,  house  54  Arch 
Ward  James,  carman,  house  Canal  cor.  Dove 
Ward  James,  laborer,  house  Mechanic,  G'bush 
Ward  James,  market,  Columbia,  G'bush,  h.  do. 
Ward  James,  cigarmaker,  house  152  Third 
Ward  James,  laborer,  house  124  Broad 
Ward  John,  fireman,  house  Broadway  ab.  Har- 
rison, Greenbush 
Ward  John,  moulder,  boards  22  Hawk 
Ward  John,  boatman,  boards  95  Church 
Ward  John  (John  C.  Ward  &  Son),  lumber,  120 

Water,  house  North  Pearl  cor.  Lumber 
Ward  John  C.  &  Son  {John),  lumber  dealers,  120 

Water,  house  166  Lydius 
Ward  Mary,  widow,  house  98  Swan 
Ward  Medina,  widow,  house  101  Franklin 
Ward  Michael,  laborer,  house  29  Vine 
Ward  Patrick,  miller,  58  Pier,  h.  19  Chapel 
Ward  Patrick,  laborer,  house  162  Orange 
Ward  Peter,  99th  reg't.  house  4  William 
Ward  Peter,  laborer,  house  95  Church 
Ward  Thomas,  tinsmith,  boards  95  Church 
Ward  Thomas,  laborer,  house  222  Lumber 
Ward  Thomas  R.  printer,  house  313  State 
Ward  Timothy,  maltster,  house  273  Lumber 
Ward  Willifim,  mason,  house  95  Church 
Ward  Wm.  J.  tinsmith,  16  Beaver,  h.  48  Renss'r 


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Warden  Jennie,  house  34  De  Witt 

Wardrobe  Thomas,  mason,  house  308  Hamilton 

Ware  Nathan,  house  383)^  Lydius 

Wareing  James  C.  clerk,  h.  437  Wash,  avenue 

Wareing  John,  baker,  house  437  Wash,  avenue 

Wareing  Thomas,  plumber,  1  Daniels,  h.  Knox 

cor.  Lancaster 
Wareing  William,  baker,  h.  437  Wash.  ave. 
Wareing  William,  plumber,  Beaver  cor.  Daniels, 

house  35  Knox 
Warmington  William  V.  flour  and  grain,  office 

322  Broadway,  house  83  Westerlo  [Pearl 
Warner  Addison  S.  clerk,  343  B'way,  bds.  79  S. 
Warner  Brothers  (R.  D.  &.  C.  N.),  lime,  plaster 

and  cement  manufacturers,  33  Broadway 
Warner  Calvin  N.  ( Warner  Brothers),  lime,  plas- 
ter, &c.  manufacturers,  bouse  99  Grand 
Warner  Charles,  brakeman  W.  R.  R.  house  John 

near  Second  [Greenbush 

Warner  E.  C.  teamster,  h.  Broadway  n.  Second 
Warner  Hiram,  peddler,  boards  60  North  Pearl 
Warner  Jas.  W.  watchman,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Waruer  Ransom  D.  {Warner  Brothers),   lime, 

cement,  &c.  manufacs.  house  at  West  Troy 
Warner  William,  pianomaker,  h.  215  Bowery 
Warnock  John,  turner,  house  15  Van  Woert 
Warren  Adson,  clerk,  bds.  79  South  Pearl 
Warren  Caleb  C.  clerk,  41  N.  Pearl,  b.  106  Green 
Warren  C.  &  Co.  {Gilbert  Hunter),  lumber,  184 

Water,  house  65  Clinton  avenue 
Warren  {Clement)  Sc  Wilbur  {N.  R.),  steam  saw- 
mill and   lumber    yard,    184    Water,    and 

Broadway,  Greenbush,  h.  65  Clinton  ave. 
Warren  George,  gardener,  h.  Lydius  near  Knox 
Warren  Jacob  Mrs.  house  173  Hamilton 
Warren  James,  laborer,  h.  451  Washington  ave. 
Warren  Joseph  Z.  gardener,  house  plank  road  at 

junction 
Warren  John,  drainer,  h.  West  Ferry  n.  Ontario 
Warren  Leonard  G.  physician,  house  95  Eagle 
Warren  Lewis  L.  printer,  house  41  West  Ferry 
Warren  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Plumb  near  Green 
Warren  William  J.  physician,  house  95  Eagle 
Warren  William  L.  stoves  and  sheetiron  ware, 

60  Washington  avenue,  house  do. 
Warren  Winnilred,  laborer,  house  161  Lumber 
Warscheid  Peter,  cnrpetweaver,  h.  13  Beth.  rd. 
Wasenmiller  George,  tailor,  house  79  Bowery 
Washburn  Edgar  {Fassett  &  W.),  lumber  dealei-, 

9  and  10  Lumber  district,  h.  36  North  Pearl 
Washburn  Hiram  L.  student,  74  State,  b.  249  Elm 
Washburn  Stephen  F.  [Halsey  &  fF,),  grain,  &c. 

122  Pier,  house  at  West  Troy 
Wasserbach  A.  M.  Mrs.  nurse,  h.  49  Clinton 
Wasserbach  Christian,  house  49  Clinton 
Wasserbach  Daniel,  physician,  h,  294  S.  Pearl 
Wasserbach  Daniel  C.  lieut.  41d  reg't,  bds.  294 

Soutk  Pearl 
Wasson  {Christopher  C.)  &  Co.   stovefounder, 

47  Montgomery,  house  47  Steuben 
Wasson  Chauncey  H.  house  151  Lydius 
Wasson  James  D.  house  16  Lafayette 
Wasson  James  D.  jr.  boards  16  Lafayette 
Wasson  John  B.   teller  Albany  Savings  Bank, 

house  395  Lydius 
Wasson  Ruby  E.  widow,  house  16  Lafayette 
Wasson  William,   canal  appraiser,  State  Hall, 

house  at  Auburn 
Wasson    William    R.    clerk,  canal  appraisers' 

office,  State  Hall,  bds.  53  Washington  ave. 
Waterbury  Cyrus,  h.  Second  avenue,  G'bush 
Waterbury  Edward  P.  prof.  Albany  Academy, 

house  10  Elk 
Waterbury  Merritt  H.  clerk  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Waterhuis  Peter,  house  145  Bowery 
Waterhuis  Reinder,  pianomaker,  h,  153  Bowery 
Waterman  Charles  G.  house  99  Hamilton 


Waterman  Edgar,  dry  goods,  63  Wash.  av.  h.  do 
Waterman  George,  jeweler,  98  State,  h.  8  Jay  « 
Waterman  George  jr.  clerk,  506  B'way,  h.  8  Jay 
Waterman  James,  clerk,  house  99  Hamilton 
Waterman  {Jeremiah)  &  Buell  {Henry  T),  pro- 
duce com.  mer.  116  Pier,  house  34  First 
Waterman  Maria  Mrs.  milUuery,  6  South  Pearl, 

house  73  Beaver 
Waterman  Mary,  house  18  Clinton 
Waterman  Robert,  house  74  Herkimer 
Waterman  Robert,  house  73  Beaver 
Waterman  Robert  H.   {Taylor  &  W.),  carpets, 

482  Broadway,  house  68  Chapel 
Waterman  Sarah  Mrs.  house  68  Chapel 
Waterman  Smith  A.  county  clerk,  City  Hall, 

house  at  West  Troy 
Waters  James,  shoemaker,  h.  246 >^  Hudson 
Waters  James  Joseph j  printer,  b.  246  >^    Hudsou 
Waters  Michael,  harnessmaker,  h.    Columbia, 

Gret^nbush 
Waters  Thomas  P.  Mrs.  house  76  Eagle 
Waterson  Benjamin,  furrier,  house  184  Lumber 
Waterson  Benjamin  jr.  furrier,  bds.  184  Lumber 
Waterson  John,  fireman,  bds.  184  Lumber 
Watkins  James  M.  pianomaker,  h.  40  Bleecker 
Watkins  Jemima,  thread  and  variety  store,  Green 

corner  Bleecker,  house  40  Bleecker 
Watkins  Theophilus,  produce,  373  Wash.  ave. 
Watson  Benjamin  F.  {S.  &  B.  Watson),  trucks, 

135  Hudson,  house  227  Hamilton 
Watson  Chauncey,  carpets,  &c.  21  North  Pearl, 

house  159  Hudson  [Rensselaer  House 

Watson  Frank,  clerk,  43  North  Pearl,  bds.  Van 
Watson  Harvey  R.  {Van  Gaasbeek  &   Co.),  car- 
pets, 463  Broadway,  house  101  Grand 
Watson  Henry  M.  clerk,  67  State,  b.  90  Columb. 
Watson  James,  laborer,  house  3  Warren 
Watson  Martin  A.  house  57  Washington  ave. 
Watson  Rebecca,  boards  46  Eagle 
Watson  Robt.  John,  bookkeeper,  24  John 
Watson  Samuel,  carpenter,  120  Lydius,  house 

70  Westerlo  [229  Hamilton 

Watson  Simeon  &  B.  truckmen,  135  Hudson,  h. 
Watson  Still  man  R.  carpenter,  h.  70  Westerlo 
Watson  Wm.  hatter,  414  B'way,  h.  114  Church 
Watson  Wm.  banker,  67  State,  h.  25  Ten  Broeck 
Watson  William,  plumber,  h.  Knox  c.  Luncaster 
Watson  William  Mrs.  house  90  Columbia 
Watson  William  B.  salesman,  414  Broadway, 

boards  102  Church 
Watson  Wm.  C.  boards  102  Church 
Watson  Wm.  C.  confectioner,  628  B'way,  h.  do. 
Watson  William  H.  salesman,  41  North  Pearl, 

house  61  High 
Watt  Andrew,  carpenter,  house  32  Division 
Watt  Hugh,  plumber,  6'i5  Broadway,  h.  48  First 
Watts  Charles,  porterhouse,  165  Jefferson,  h.  do. 
Watts  Patrick,  laborer,  house  47  Colonio 
Waugh  Elizabetli,  widow,  house  128  Bowery 
Way  John  F.  telegraph  operator.  West  Albany, 

boards  87  Beaver      [depot,  house  87  Beaver 
Way  Thomas  P.  check  recorder,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.* 
Wayne  John  L.  cigarmaker,  house  191  Lumber 
Weant  Jacob,  laborer,  house  511  Clinton  ave. 
Weather  Mary,  widow,  house  106  Herkimer 
Weatherhead  Hilon  L.  {Price  &    W.)  7  North 

Pearl,  boards  Merchants'  Hotel 
Weatherwax  Lucy,  widow,  house  69  Second 
Weaver  Abram  H.  clerk,  244  Washington  ave. 

boards  326  State  [b.  16  N.  Pearl 

Weaver  Caleb,   broker,  15  Exchange  Building} 
Weaver  Daniel  L.  umbrellamaker,  39  Green,  h. 

.  57  Hudson 
Weaver  David  S.  44th  reg't,  boai-ds  57  Hudson 
Weaver  Eliza  A.  widow,  house  326  State 
Weaver  Elizabeth  H.  widow,  house  24  Bowery 
Weaver  Frank  N.  3d  reg't,  boards  57  Hudson 


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Weaver  Frederick,  clerk,  house  146  Spring 
Weaver  George  H.  moulder,  house  118  Spring 
Weaver  Greo.S.  timber,  486  B'way,  h.  G'bush 
Weaver  Hamilton  B.  carpenter,  h.   153  Lumber 
Weaver  Jacob,  laborer,  house  101  Sand 
Weaver  Jacob,  broommaker,  house  215  Sand 
Weaver  James  E.  butcher,  boards  53  De  Witt 
Weaver  Joanna  S.  widow,  house  144  Hamilton 
Weaver  John,  laborer,  house  Plumb  n.  Franklin 
Weaver  John,  teamster,  house  30  Bradford 
Weaver  John  E.  grocer,  244  Wash.  av.  h.  242  do. 
Weaver  John  S.  stonemeasurer,  h.  304  S.  Pearl 
Weaver  (John  S.)  &  Bro.   {Wm.),  packing  box 

manufs.  B'way  c.  Cherry,  h.  304  S.  Pearl 
Weaver  Lyman  H.  carpenter,  boards  98  Third 
Weaver  Nicholas,  salesman,  housy  53  De  Witt 
Weaver  Rachel,  widow,  h.  Wash.  av.  ab.  Snipe 
Weaver  Wm.  teamster,  house  100  Lark 
Weaver  William,  machinist,  house  267  N.  Pearl 
Weaver  William,  laborer,  h.  Canal  near  Snipe 
Weaver  Wm.  {Weaver  &  Bro.),  packing  boxes, 
Broadway  c.  Cherry,  house- 304  South  Pearl 
Weaver  Wm.  H.  salesman,  boards  53  De  Witt 
Webb  Bridget,  widow,  boards  23  Franklin 
Webb  Catharine  Mrs.  nurse,  house  163  Franklin 
Webb  Henry  Y.  butcher,  house  122  First 
Webb  Jane  Mrs.  grocer,  155)^  Orange,  h.  do. 
Webb  John,  carman,  h.  23  Franklin       [sevoort 
Webb  Thomas,  butcher,  h.  8  Bethl.  rd.  n.  Gan- 
Webber  Wm.  B.  mason,  house  386  Lydius 
Weber  Henry,  brewer,  house  65  Bowery 
Weber  Henry,  furuaceman,  house  39  Clinton 
Weber  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  127  Spring 
Weber  Max,  shoemaker,  boards  127  Spring 
Webster  Abram  L.  patternmaker,  h.  Greenbush 
Webster  Charles,  driver,  house  89  Green 
Webster    Charles,    porterhouse,    18    Lafayette, 

house  27  do. 
Webster  Daniel,  painter,  house  157  Bowery 
Webster  Henry  W.  shoes,  686  Broadway,  house 

27  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Webster  James,  mason,  house  101  Knox 
Webster  Joseph  H.  stage  office,  436  Broadway, 

honse  24  Daniels 
Webster  Maria  M.  house  54  Howard 
Webster  Marinda,  dressmaker,  31  DeWitt,  h.  do. 
Webster  Milton  L.  shoemaker,  h  252  Lumber 
Webster  Rachel,  house  57  Eagle 
Webster  Reuben  H.  clerk,  house  107  First 
Webster  Samuel,  patternmaker,  h.  Greenbush 
Webster  William,  mason,  h.  rear  137  Lumber 
Week  Henry  Mrs., Gt.  West,  turnpike  n.  Asyhyn 
Weed,  Dawson  &  Co.  {Thurlmv   Weed,  George 
Daivson,  F.  W.  Seward,  P.  Ten  Eyck,  J.  Ten 
Eyck,  &  J.  D.  Parsons),  proprietors  and  pub- 
lishers Albany  Evening  Journal,  61  Stiite, 
and  5  James 
Weed  Edwin  H.  clerk,  boards  266  Hamilton 
Weed  Grant,  land  agent,  bds.  87  C.inton  ave. 
Weed  L.  S.  house  266  Hamilton 
WeSd,  Parsons  &   Co.  (Thurlow   Weed,  J.  D. 
Parsons,  George  Dawson,  F.  W.  Seward  and 
P.  Ten  Eyck),  publishers,  printers  and  book- 
binders, 61  State  and  5,  7  and  9  James 
Weed  Sarah,  widow,  house  16  Dove 
Weed  Thurlow  {Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  also  ^^eed, 

Daiuson  &  Co.),  house  34  Beaver 
Weed  {William  G.)  &  Kingsley  (Hale),  attorneys, 

Museum  Building,  house  87  Clinton  ave. 
Weed  W.  G.  &  Co.  mercantile  agency,  Museum 

Building,  State  street 
Week  Charles  W.  bookkeeper.  Atlas  &  Argus 
office,  boards  188  Hamilton  [h.  do. 

Weeks  Edward  J.  grocer,  Hamilton  cor.  Green 
Weeks  Gilbert,  milkman,  house  876  Broadway 
Weeks  Nelson,  Ferry  st.  Greenbush 
Weeper  Ernest,  shoemaker,  house  251  Green 


Wehl  John,  laborer,  house  167  Sand 
Wehner  Ernest,  tinsmith,  boards  Union  Hotel 
Wel.rle  Anthony,  musicteacher,  house  6  Rose 
VVeidemann  Ernst,   cabinet  maker,   house   220 

Washington  avenue 
Weideman  .Jacob,  carpenter,  220  Wash,  avenue 
Weidman  ( Z)am'ci)  &  Mead  (Ttfws),  grocers,  10 

State,  house  51  Eagle 
Weidman  Joseph,  stonecutter,  boards  54  Union 
Weiderwax    Andrew  B.  express,   12  Exchange 

Building,  house  69  Second 
Weidman  Paul,  patternmaker,  house  53  Lark 
Weigant  William,  laborer,  house  285  Sand 
Weiland   John,    farmer,    house    Clinton,  near 

Whitehall  road 
Weilant  Christian,  cooper,  house  243  S.  Pearl 
Weilant  Philip,  blacksmith,  house  r.  5  Morton 
Weimer  John  W.  carpenter,  house  103  Broad 
Weinant  John,  porterhouse,  226  Wash.  av.  h.  do. 
Weinlein  Lawrence,  mason,  h.  Lark  near  Elm 
Weir  Bridget,  widow,  grocer,  170  Lumber,  h.  do. 
Weir  John  B.  {R.  H.  ScJ.  B.  Weir),  rope  manuf. 

Clinton  ave.  n.  Snipe,  h.  51  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Weir  Robert  H.  &  J.  B.  ropemakers,  366  Clinton 

avenue,  house  356  do. 
Weirich  Charles,  moulder,  house  5  Teunis 
Weirich  Jacob,  cigarmaker,  house  12  Teunis 
Weis  Anton,  shoemaker,  h.  Ontario  n.  Lydius 
Weis  Gabriel,  peddler,  house  335  South  Pearl 
Weisig  John,  musician,  house  528  Clinton  ave. 
Weismiller  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  house  304 

Lumber 
Weiss  Charles,  laborer,  house  19  Teunis 
Weiss  Jacob,  laborer,  house  19  Teunis 
Weiss  John,  cabinetmaker,  house  308  Lumber 
Weiss  Peter,  moulder,  house  112  Nucella 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  55  Montgomery 
Welch  Edward,  grocer,  69  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  house  Green  c.  Nucella 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  house  72  Arch 
Welch  Edward,  laborer,  boards  95  Church 
Welch  Edward,  carman,  house  58  La  Fayette 
Welch  Geo.  H.  machinist,  bds.  69  Johnson 
Welch  Henry,  laborer,  house  First  near  Lark 
Welch  James,  boatman,  house  128  Broadway 
Welch  James,  maltster,  154  Bowery,  h.  152  do. 
Welch  James,  grocer,  848  Broadway,  house  do. 
Welch  .himes,li.  North  Pearl  cor.  Van  Woert 
Welch  Jane,  widow,  house  128  Broadway 
Welch  John,  clerk,  374  B'way,  h.  39  Hamilton 
Welch  John,  boatman,  house  69  Cherry 
Welch  John,  grocer,  77  S.  Pearl,  house  do. 
Welch  John,  laborer,  house  52  Mulberry 
Welch  Louis,  fruits,  &c.,  boards  24  Norton 
Welch  Louisa,  widow,  house  37  Bowefy 
Welch  Margaret,  widow,  house  21  Lodge 
Welch  Mary,  widow,  house  149  Grand 
Welch  Mary,  house  168  Green 
Welch  Michael,  cooper,  house  29  Rensselaer 
Welch  Nicholas,  porter,  house  50  Hamilton 
Welch  Patrick,  tailor,  house  800  Broadway 
Welch  Patrick,  carman,  house  418  Lydius 
Welch  Patrick,  laborer,  house  31  Van  Zandt 
Welch  Patrick,  boatman,  house  8  De  Witt 
Welch  Patrick,  cooper,  house  54  Mulberry 
Welch  Peter,  baker,  house  134  Canal 
Welch  Richard,  house  223  Orange 
Welch  Wm.  founder,  house  211  Green 
Welch  Wm.  laborer,  house  First  near  Lark 
Welch  Wm.  porter  343  Broadway,  h.  69  Arch 
Welch,  see  Walsh  and  Welsh 
Weldon  Peter,  porter,  15  State,  house  6  Eagle 
Weller  Anton,  tinman,  house  218  Washington 

avenue 
Weller  Geo.  B.  baggageman,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Weller  (R.  Franklin)  &  Smith  {J.  Penniman), 

provisions  and  flour,  24  State,  h.  142  Hudson 


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Wellipgton  Denison  L,  State  cor.  Broadway,  b, 

79  North  Pearl 
Wellington  Thos.  canalhoat,  h.  43  N.  Lansing 
Wells  Agur,  soap  and  candle  factory,  207  South 
Pearl,  house  40  Westerlo  [23  Park 

Wells  Austin  H.  bookkeeper,  525  Broadway,  h. 
Wells,  Butterfield  &  Co.,  Express  Co.  11   Ex- 
change Building 
Wells  Charles  H.  house  91  Clinton  avenue 
Wells  Daniel  A.  house  42  Van  Schaick 
Wells  George  A.  (Fuller,  Warren  &  Co.),  stove- 
dealer  Troy,  house  134  Washington  ave. 
Wells  Harriet  E.  widow  of  Eliphalet,  boards  90 

Lydius 
Wells  Henry  J.  bds.  184  Washington  avenue 
Wells  Isaac,  boatman,  house  200  Green 
Wells  John  W.  machinist,  h.  rear  14  S.  Lansing 
Wells  Leonard,  boardinghouse  52  Union 
Wells  Lyman  C.  2d  reg't  sharpshooters,  house 

61  Union 
Wells  Robt.  H.  att'y,  94  State,  h.  85  Columbia 
Wells  Thomas,  maltster,  boards  1  Centre 
Wells  Thomas,  tailor,  house  90  First 
Wells  Wm.  D.  boards  40  Westerlo 
Welsh  Catharine,  widow,  house  19  S.  Lansing 
Welsh  George  W.  house  75  Colonic         [Colonic 
Welsh  Isaac  L.  accountant,  113  Pier,  house  63 
Welsh  John,  bootmaker,  house  105  Elm 
Welsh  Margaret,  widow,  house  58  Van  Schaick 
Welsh  Michael,  stonemason,  h.  73  Rensselaer 
Welsh  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
Welsh  William,  tailor,  h.  Hawk  cor.  Jefferson 
Welsh,  see  Welch  and  Walsh 
Wemple  Abraham  A.,  aid.  6th  ward,  freight agt. 

N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  house  49  Spencer 
Wemple  Benjamin  V.  Z.  bookkeeper,  Albany 

City  Bank,  boards  172  South  Pearl 
Wemple  Daniel  W.   bookkeeper,   State  Bank, 

house  172  South  Pearl 
Wemple  John  D.  W.  lieutenant  1st  district  po- 
lice, house  7  Rose  [Lancaster 
Wemple  Peter  H.  carpenter,  19  Norton,  h.  102 
Wemple  Peter  J.  carpenter,  23  Norton,  h.  96>i 

Lancaster 
Wemple  Vreeland,  barkeeper,  bds.  W.  Albany 
Wendell  Alida,  widow,  house  172  Hudson 
Wendell  Charles,  treasurer's  office,  N.  Y.  C.  R. 

R.  Exchange  Building,  boards  60  Elm 
Wendell  Edward  A.  poultry  fancier,  h.  73  Dove 
Wendell  Elizabeth,  house  106  State 
Wendell  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  47  Bowery 
Wendell  Geo.  bookkeeper,  house  60  Elm 
Wendell  Harvey,  bookkeeper  Merchants'  Bank, 

house  14  Jay 
Wendell  James  V.  carman,  house  172  Hudson 
Wendell  Nathan  D.  discount  clerk  and  notary. 

Merchants'  Bank,  boards  60  Elm 
Wendell  Peter,  teller,  Albany  City  Bank,  house 

760  Broadway 
Wendell  Philip,  house  106  State 
Wendell  Robert  H.  L.  house  37  Dallius 
Wendell  Robert  J.  carman,  house  191  Swan 
Wendell  {William)   &  Feltman  (William  P.), 

jewelers,  480  B'way,  house  234  State 
Wendell  W.  Clayton,  printer,  house  173  Elm 
Wendover  John  W.  silversmith,  h.  12  White- 
hall road 
Wendrem  James  C.  painter,  h.  61  S.  Lansing 
Wendt  Julius  C.  (.Ebsen  &  Wcndt)  77  State,  bds. 

145  Bowery 
Wendte  A.  W.  tailor,  house  111  South  Pearl 
Wensley  James,  bookbinder,  h.  154  Spring 
Wensley  Richard  T.  carpenter,  h.  448  Wash.  av. 
Wentworth  Henry,  carman,  b.  15  Quackenbush 
Wentworth  Isaac,  carman,  h.  15  Quackenbush 
Wentworth  Jacob,  carpenter,  li.  1 17  Orange 
Wentworth  Jacob  F.  carpenter,  h.  117  Orange 


Wentworth  Joseph,  engineer,  house  74  Grand 
Wentworth  Richard,  boards  308  Hamilton 
Wentz  C.  W.  civil  engineer,  A.  &  S.  R.  R.  73 

State,  boards  American  Hotel 
Wentz  Peter,  tinware,  298  South  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Wentzel  Charles,  furnaceman,  house  112  Broad 
Werneburg  George,  tailor,  house  122  Snipe 
Werner  {Jacob  1.)  &  Shafer  {Ira),  attorneys,  67 

State,  house  8  High 
Werner  Michael,  tailor,  house  184  S.  Pearl 
Werner  Wm.  moulder,  house  445  Lydius 
Wessel  Garret,  mason,  house  99  EJm 
West  Albert,  printer,  78  State,  h.  44  W.  Ferry 
West  John  A.  saloon,  12  Union,  house  do. 
West  Stephen,  truckman,  h.  Hawk  c.  Jefferson 
Westeen  George  N.  tailor,  house  98  Green 
Westervelt  Benjamin,  wagonmaker,  West  Alba- 
ny, house  203  Bowery 
Westervelt  Wm.  H.  boatman,  h.  166  Franklin 
Westfall  John  S.  paver,  house  209  State 
Westfall  Elias,  bartender,  24  Lodge,  boards  do. 
Westfall  Margaret,  saloon,  24  Lodge,  house  do. 
Westfield  James  H.  carpenter,  h.  334  N.  Pearl 
Westheimer  Charles  {Stern  &  W.),  shoe  findings, 

46  Hudson,  h.  30 X  South  Ferry 
Weston  Abijah  {Mead,  Dunham.  &  Co.),  lumber, 

4  Lumber  District,  h.  at  Painted  Post 
Westover  Gilbert  A.  varnisher,  98  State,  house 

151  Elm 
Westwater  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  31  Van  Schaick 
Wetherwax  Phebe,  teacher,  school  No.  2,  bds. 

12  Park  [216  State 

Wetmore  Regulus  L.  bookkeeper,  80  Quay,  h. 
Wetsel  Catharine,  widow,  house  1  Sand 
Wetsel  John  H.  house  335  State 
Wetsell  Isaac  D.  produce  65  Quay,  house  219 

Hamilton 
Wever  Nicholas,  salesman,  house  53  De  Witt 
Weyermiller  Adam,  hairdresser,  100  State,  h. 

132  Jefferson  [Bleecker 

Whalen  Barnardus  B.  lieut.  3d  reg't,  house  54 
Whalen  Cornelius,  cigarmaker,  h.  199  Third 
Whalen  Edward  F.  engineer,  h.  670  Broadway 
Whalen  John,  carpenter,  house  58  Philip 
Whalen  John,  laborer,  house  at  Kenwood 
Whalen  John,  laborer,  house  17  Clinton 
Whalen  John,  switchman  W.  R.  R.  h.  G'bush 
Whalen  Joseph,  tinsmith,  house  9  Beaver 
Wlxalen  Martha,  widow,  house  219  Jay 
Whalen  Michael,  shoemaker,  house  69  Church 
Whalen  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  71  Grand 
Whalen  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  Second  n.  Snipe 
Whalen  Patrick,  butcher,  house  220  Bowery 
Wlialen  Peter,  laborer,  house  20  Clinton 
Whalen  Samuel,  cigarmaker,  bds.  137  Lumber 
Whalen  Sarah,  widow,  house  283  Green 
Whalen  Thomas,  tinsmith,  52  Hudson,  house 

9  Beaver 
Whalen  Thomas,  gardener,  house  5  Johnson 
Whalen  Wm.  carman,  house  63  Orange 
Wheeler  (^ton.8:o),  Melick  {William  B.)  &  Co. 

agricultural  works.  Liberty  cor.    Hapiilton, 

house  102  Grand  [Building,  h.  143  Elm 

Wheeler  Benjamin  P.  express,  12  Exchange 
Wheeler  Casper  M.  produce,  house  188  Bowery 
Wheeler  Darius  B.furniturewagon,h.  100  Second 
Wheeler  Hiram,  house  21  Steuben  [Grand 

Wheeler  Seth,  at  Wheeler,  Melick  &  Co.  b.  102 
Wheeler  Theodore  A.  clerk,  P.  0.  bds.  143  Elm 
Wheeler  T.  B.  at  Wheeler,  Melick  &  Co.  house 

50  Elm 
Wheeler  Wm.  S.  11  Beaver,  h.  Hawk  c.  Lydius 
Wheener  Ernst,  tinsmith,  bds.  Union  Hotel 
Whelan  Michael,  boatman,  h.  13  Lafayette 
Whelan  Michael,  laborer,  boards  lOl  Canal 
Whelpley  James  M.  attorney,  484  Broadway,  b. 

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Whetnall  Asa,  volunteer,  house  48  Union 
Whipple  Abram  L.  telegraph  operator,  N.  Y.  C. 

K.  R.,  Exchange  Building,  h.  45  Philip 
Whipple  Charles,  wagonmaker,  h.  11  Liberty 
Whipple  p]mina,  teacher,  house  71  North  Pearl 
Wliipple  George  D,  shoemaker,  h.  52  Dallius 
Whipple  Julia",  teacher,  house  34  Philip 
Whipple  Michael,  helper,  house  219  Green 
Whipple  Solomon,  lumberdealer,  h.  62  First 
Whipple  Squire,  civil  engineer,  h.  237  St<ate 
Whipple  Temperance,  widow,  house  34  Philip 
Whipple  Wm.  W.  bookkeeper,  house  62  First 
Whish  Charles  F.  coppersmith,  h.  124  Sand 
Wliish  George  A.  cabinetmaker,  h.  279  Bowery 
Whish  John,  engineer,  h.  West  De  Wittn.  Perry 
Whish  Julia,  widow,  house  277  Bowery 
Whish  Wm.  H.  engineer,  house  90  First 
Whitaker  Newton,  artist,  80  State,  b.  128  N.  Pearl 
Whitbeck  A.  V.  D.  boards  Dunlop  House 
Whitbeck  Allen,  machinist,  h.  41  West  Ferry 
Whitbeck  Howard  S.  salesman,  h.  47  Philip 
Whitbeck  James  B.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  h. 

233  North  Pearl 
Whitbeck  James  H.  machinist,  b.  151  Green 
Whitbeck  James  R.  teamster,  h.  Second,  G'bush 
Whitbeck  Jonas  D.  carpenter,  Westerlo  corner 

Church,  house  at  Greenbush 
Whitbeck  Volkert,  select  school,  Clint,  square, 

cor.  Clinton  ave.  bds.  Dunlop  House 
White  Alfred,  asst.  chief  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  99  Clinton  avenue 
White  Andrew,  carman,  last  house  Clint,  ave. 
White  Andrew  G.  (John  G.  White  &  Son),  for- 
warder, Quay  cor.  Bleecker,  h.  68  Philip 
White  Ann  Mrs.  saloon,  258  Broadway,  h.  do. 
White  Antrim,  upholsterer,  36  Green,  laouse  3 

Ten  Broeck 
White  Arthur,  boards  West  Albany 
White  Augustus,  house  693  Broadway 
White  Austin,  hairdresser,  14  Little  Basin 
White  Bryan,  laborer,  house  Tivoli  hollow 
White  Charles,  machinist,  h.  772  Broadway 
White  Charles  A.  teacher,  house  142  N.  Pearl 
White  Charles  E.   printer,  house  38  We.st  Ferry 
White  Charles  W.  butcher,  boards  289  State 
White  Daniel,  cigarraaker,  h.  92  Lumber 
White  Dominick,  3d  reg't,  bds.  123  Green 
White  (Douglas  L.),  Loveland  {Ralph  A.)  &  Co. 
(S.  W.  Barnard),  luraberdealers.  Water  cor. 
Nortli  Ferry,  house  28  First 
White  EdM^rd,  tailor,  333  B'way,  h.  61  Division 
White  Ellen,  widow,  house  116  Canal 
White  Emma  L.  Mrs.  house  North  Albany 
White  Franklin,  cattledealer,  boards  278  State 
White  George,  painter,  house  341  Lydius 
White  George  T.  3d  reg't,  house  12  S.  Lansing 
White  Harrison,  printer,  78  State,  house   103 

Clinton  avenue 
White  Henry  R.,  Assorting  House,  b.  70  Division 
White  Isaac  Mrs.  house  61  Division 
White  Jackson,  carman,  house  11  Railroad  ave. 
White  James,  printer,  house  180  Lumber 
White  James,  cooper,  house  123  Green 
White  James,  mason,  house  144  Swan 
White  James  D.  grocer,  327  Lydius,  h.  210  do. 
White  James  H.  cigarmaker,  h.  87  Schuyler 
White  James  P.  coal  dealer,  Columbia  corner 
Montgomery,  bds.  56  Chapel  [Hudson 

White  Jesse  M.    bookkeeper,  11    Green,  h.   308 
White  John,  mason,  house  151  Broadway 
White  John,  silverplater,  bds.  123  Green 
White  John  Mrs.  widow,  h.  160  Clinton  avenue 
Wliite  John  C.  confectioner,  house  26  Second 
White  John  G.  &  Son  {A.  G.),  maltsters  and  for- 
warders, Quay  cor.  Bleecker,  h.  315  Lydius 
White  John  G.  clerk,  house  89  Columbia 
White  John  J.  moulder,  boards  151  Broadway 


White  Joseph,  painter,  bds.  7  Lark,  Arb.  hill 
White  Margaret  E.  widow,  h.  19  Plain  cont. 
White  Martha,  widow,  h.  7  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
White  Martin,  builder,  house  164  Clinton  ave. 
White  Mary  A.  house  51  De  Witt 
White  Matthew,  laborer,  house  77  Sand 
White  Micah,  cattledealer,  house  276  State 
White  Michael,  laborer,  house  at  Tivoli  hollow 
White  Moses,  cigarmaker,  house  15  Van  Woert 
White  Patrick,  clerk,  house  101  Beaver 
White  Patrick,  laborer,  house  48  N.  Lansing 
White  Patrick,  coachman  at  189  Lydius 
White  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  Tivoli  hollow 
White  Patrick,  peddler,  boards  104  Canal 
White  Robert,  laborer,  house  193  Second 
White  Russell  M.  carpenter,  177  North  Pearl,  h. 

219  Hamilton 
White  Sarah,  widow,  h.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
White  Silas  A.  (Crandall  &   W.),  grates,  &c.  566 

Broadway,  liouse  178  lay 
White  Thomas,  laborer,  house  178  Colonic 
White  Thomas,  brickmaker,  45  Van  Woert,  h.  do 
White  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  123  Green 
White  Thomas,  laborer,  house  93  Van  Woert 
White  Wm.  flour  mills,  58  Pier,  h.  89  Columbia 
White  William,  carpenter,  house  52  High 
White  Wm.  D.  attorney.  Commercial  Building, 

boards  Delavan  House 
White  William  E.  43d  reg't,  bds.  151  Broadway 
White  Wm.  H.  Mrs.  house  7  Lark,  Arbor  bill 
White  Wm.  H.  pianomaker,  h.  r.  24  West  Ferry 
White  Wm.  J.  office  29  Columbia,  bds.  89  do. 
White  Wm.  R.  bricklayer,  house  55  S.  Lansing 
White,  see  Whyte  and  Wight 
Whitecar  Howard,  clerk,  bds.  128  North  Pearl 
Whitecar  John,  laborer,  house  65  Elm 
Whitecar  Joseph,  oysterdealer,  h.  128  N.  Pearl 
Whitecar  Margaret  Miss,  house  128  North  Pearl 
Whitefield  Robert  P.  geologist,  house  159  Elm 
Whitehead  Jeremiah  {Kingsbury  &  W.),  coach- 
maker,  131  Hudson,  house  163  Elm 
Whiting  Jonas,  cracker  and  bread  baker,  Wash- 
ington cor.  Second  avenue,  Greenbush 
Whitman  August,  gilder,  h.  57  Broad,  Bethl. 
Whitman  Benj.  porter, 48  Hudson,  h.  130  Broad 
Whitman  George,   brakeman,   W.   Railroad,  h. 

Mechanic,  Greenbush 
Whitney  Charles,  harnessmaker,  h.  59  Colonie 
Whitney  Charles,  painter,  house  86  Green 
Whitney  Charles  L.  clerk,  74  Pier,  b.  59  Union 
Whitney  Chauncey,  coppersmith  and  plumber, 

345  Broadway,  house  9  Dallius 
Whitney  Chauncey  jr.  bds.  9  Dallius 
Whitney  Edward,  harnessmaker,  3  Little  Basin 

and  12  N.  Lansing,  house  59  Colonie 
Whitney  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  49  Philip 
Whitney  George  P.  clerk,  Albany  City  Bank, 

house  72  Philip 
Whitney  Henry  S.  house  59  Union      [Hamilton 
Whitney  James,  bootmaker,  45  Beaver,  h.  171 
Whitney  James  A.  (Strong^  Brothers  &  Co.),  dry 

goods,  476  Broadway,  h.  185  Hamilton 
Whitney  John  A.  clerk,  26  S.  Pearl,  h.  49  Philip 
Whitney  John  C.  clerk  Delavan  House,  bds.  9 

Dallius 
Whitney  Stephen  W.  Albany  City  Bank,  housj 

72  Philip 
Whitney  William,  hame  and  stove  manufac- 
turer, 86  Green,  h.  do.  [Hamilton 
Whitney  Wm.  S.  clerk,  446  Broadway,  bds.  185 
Whitty  Edward,  grocer,  455  Washington  ave. 
Whitty  Patrick,  liquors,  Franklin  cor.  Schuyler, 

house  119  Franklin 
Whyte  Jane,  widow,  house  79  Third 
Whyte  Mary  A.  Mrs.  263  Lumber 
Whyte  Samuel  K.  shoemaker,  152  South  Pearl 
Wickens  George,  carpenter,  house  107  Snipe 


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Wickens  Horace,  boilermaker,  H.  R.  Railroad, 

house  Mechanic,  (jreenbush 
Wickens  William,  machinist,  house  326  State 
Wickes  {Chauncey  B.)  &  Strong  {C.  H.),  whole- 
sale clothing,  469  Bmadway,  h.  23  Second 
Wickes  {Eliphalet)  &  Tlllinghast  ( XFiZiJaw  &  Jo- 
seph W.),oi\  and  sperm  candles,  13  Hudson, 
h.  736  Broadway         [68  State,  h.  25  Second 
Wickes  Henry  N.  commissioner  and  attorney, 
Wickes  Sarah  B.  widow,  bds.  47  Second 
Wickham  John,  grocer,  42  Union,  house  do. 
Wickham  Mary,  widow,  li.  50  Second,  Arb.  hill 
Wickham  Mary,  widow,  house  1 19  Orange 
Wickham  William,  carman,  house  165  Lumber 
Wieland  John,  blacksmith,  house  30  Broad 
Wieser  Francis,  cutter,  469  B'way,  h.  46  Clinton 
Wiesle  John,  lamplighter,  house  42  Bowery 
Wiest  Jacob,  furnaceman,  h.  Teunis  c.  V.  Vec'u 
Wiggins,  E.  H.  trainmaster,  h.  Wash.  G'bush 
Wiggins  George,  mason,  house  107  Snipe 
Wiggins  John  Mrs.  widow,  house  24  High 
Wight  Rezin  A.  attorney,  41   North  Pearl,  bds. 
"693  Broadway  [Hall,  house  at  Troy 

Wight  Wm.  W.  clerk  contracting  board.  State 
Wight,  see  White  and  Whyte 
Wightmau  Hannah,  widow,  house  40  Clinton  a. 
Wilber  Alvin,  salesman,  house  54  Westerlo 
Wilber  Charles,  44th  reg't,  boards  70  Philip 
Wilber  Mary,  widow,  house  28  Dallius 
Wilber  Thomas,  91st  reg't,  house  20  Bleecker 
Wilber  Thomas,  grain  freighter,  h.  148  Lark 
Wilber  Winfield  S.  clerk,  b.  Beardslpy's  Hotel 
Wilbur  Edward  C.   baggagemaster,  W.  R.  R.  h 

Broadway,  Greenbush 
Wilbur  Francis  J.  laborer,  house  51 X  Jackson 
Wilbur  N.  R.  {Warren  &  W.),  184  Water,  Ik  77 
Washington,  Greenbush  [way,  Greenbush 
Wilbur  William,  conductor,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Broad- 
Wilcox  A.  N.  turner,  house  12  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Wilcox  Horace  S.  city  lunch,  551  Broadway,  h. 

36  Montgomery 
Wilcox  Janna  grocer,  660  B'way,  h.  134  N.  Pearl 
Wilcox  John,  boatagent,  house"  8  South  Ferry 
Wilcox  John  G.  carpenter,  bds.  20  Quackenbush 
Wilcox  {Joh7t  M.)  &  Sturgi.a  {Retire  C),  com- 
mission merchants,  83  Quay,  h.  172  Second 
Wilcox  Larkin,  switchman,  W.  R.  R.  bds.  Me- 
chanic above  East,  Greenbush  [Philip 
Wilcox  Sylvanus  S.  clerk,  459  Broadway,  b.  1'5 
Wilcox  Thomas  H.  L.  flour,  83  and  84  Quay,  h. 
232  Lydius                              [rear  496  Lydius 
Wilcox  William,  butcher,  16  Centre  Market,  h. 
Wild  Alfred,  manufacturer,  liouse  142  State 
Wila  Christian,  stovemounter,  h.  Broad,  Beth. 
Wild  Edward,  watchmaker,  166  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Wildenauer  Charles,  lith.  printer,  h.  360  State 
Wilder  George,  barge  captain,  h.  13  Westerlo 
Wiles  Lewis,  deputy   chamberlain,  office  City 

Hall,  house  226  Lydius 
Wiles  (Robert  P.),  Hoffman  {L.  G.)  &  Rowland 
(John)j  real  estate  and  stock  brokers,  55State, 
house  353  Lydius 
Wiles  Thos.  PL  drygoods,  50  S.  Pearl,  h.  12  First 
Wiles  Thomas  S.  student,  bds.  353  Lydius 
Wiley  John,  dep.  sheritf  and  meatstall,  State  c. 

Lark,  house  J  30  Spring 
Wiley  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  15  Bethlehem  road 
Wiley  William,  confectioner,  h.  278  Lumber 
Wilkes  John,  printer,  house  62  Second 
Wilkes  John,  farmer,  house  8  Bethlehem  road 
Wilkie  Thomas,  portrait  painter,  h.  249  Elm 
Wilkins  {Andrew  jr.)  &  Benedict  {Geo.  C),  dry 
goods,  53  Wash.  ave.  bds.  35  Hawk     [Bath 
Wilkins  Edward  H.  blacksmith,  W.  R.  R.  house 
Wilkins  Henry  C.  popcorn  dealer,  128  State 
Wilkins  John  R.  house  89  North  Pearl 
Wilkins  Sidney,  clockmaker,  bds.  48  Union 


Wilkinson  Francis  C.  clerk,  Assorting  House, 

bds.  81  Colonie  [28  Van  Schaick 

Wilkinson  Geo.  foreman  Atlas  &  Argus,  house 
Wilkinson  George,  machinist,  bds.  81  Colonie 
Wilkinson  Henry  (/.    Wilkinson  &  Son),  house 

42  Lancaster 
Wilkinson  Jacob  &  Son  {Henry),  rectifiers,  80 

Chestnut  and  12  State,  house  166  Swan 
Wilkinson  James,  car  examiner,  h.  81  Colonie 
Wilkinson  Maria,  widow,  house  196  Green 
Wilkinson  William  A.  tallyman,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

boards  81  Colonie 
Wilkinson  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  h.  152  Franklin 
Will  Charles,  safemaker,  house  136  Broad 
Willard  Edward,   machinist,   W.   R.  R.   liouse 

Second,  Green  liush 
Willard  Sylvester  D.  physician,  7  Washington 

avenue,  house  160  Swan 
Willard  Thomas  H.  printer,  bds.  5  Rose 
Willers  Diedrick  jr.   clerk,    secretary   of  state 

office.  State  Hall,  house  at  Varick 
Willerton  Thos.  engineer,  house  43  N.  Lansing 
Willett  {Edivard  S.)  &  Hawley  {S.    Y.),   attor- 
neys, 80  State,  house  7 1  South  Ferry 
Willey  G.  F.  upholsterer,  house  60  Hawk 
Willey  Salmon  F.  lastmaker,   333  Washington 

avenue,  house  253  Hamilton 
Willhealm  John,  laborer,  house  117  Elk 
Williams  Abigail,  widow,  house  22  Park 
Williams  Abraham,  distiller,  h.  38  Herkimer 
Williams  A.  C.  patternmaker,  h.  48  Rensselaer 
Williams  Abram  M.  teacher,  house  Lydius  near 

Quail 
Williams  Alexander,    whitewasher,    house    57 

Howard 
Williams  Almeda,  widow,  house  158  Third 
Williams  Ann  Mrs.  honse  165  Montgomery 
Williams  Catharine,  nurse,  boards  45  Philip 
Williams  Chauncey  P.  cashier  Albany  Exchange 

Bank,  450  B'way,  h.  Hillside  n.  Cemetery 
Williams  Eliakim  F.  printer,  h.  Bleecker  M»ns. 
Williams  Eliza,  boardinghouse,  54  Uniou 
Williams  Elizabeth,  house  53  JeflFerson 
Williams 'Eleanor  L.  liouse  40  South  Lansing 
Williams  Frederick,  machinist,  boards  275  Sand 
Williams  Griffith,  machinist,  h.  275  Sand 
Williams  Hannah,  widow,  house  106  Second 
Williams  Harriet  A.  Miss,  h.  92  Columbia 
Williams  Ida,  widow,  house  72  South  Lansing 
Williams  James,  restaurant,  h.  40  Franklin 
Williams  James  jr.  waiter,  h.  40  Franklin 
Williams  John,  laborer,  house  57  D<?Witt 
Williams  John,  cabinetmaker,  h.  215  S.  Pearl 
Williams  .John,  laborer,  h.  Eagle  cor  Spruce 
Williams  John,  stovemounter,  h.  57  De  Witt 
Williams  John,  machinist,  h.  Steuben,  Bath 
Williams  John  H.  grocer,  14  S.  Pearl,  h.  70  Eagle 
Williams  John  J.  boatman,  house  196  Lumber 
Williams  Lucretia  D.  widow,  bds.  30  Steuben 
Williams  Margaret,  house  24  Clinton 
Williams  Margaret,  widow,  house  125  Canal 
Williams  Mary  Mrs.  corsetmaker,  h.  62  Howard 
Williams  Mathias,  laborer,  house  117  Elk 
Williams  Nicholas,  teamster,  h.  182  Clinton  av. 
Williams  P.  Piatt,  register  bank  depart.  State 

Hall,  bds.  76  Eagle 
Williams  Robert,  laborer,  house  103  Knox 
Williams  Robert  E.  bookkeeper,  355  Broadway, 

h.  60  Bassett  [Corners 

Williams  S.  B.  R.  596  Broadway,  house  Ireland's 
Williams  Samuel,  editor  Evening  Journal,  bds. 

51  North  Pearl  [Woert 

Williams  Seley,  grocer,  867  Broadway,  h.  1 1  Van 
Williams  Thomas,  shoemaker,  h.  r.  233  Lumber 
Williams  Washington  W.  hackman,  h.  9  Union 
Williams  William  Hart,  jeweler,  40  State,  house 

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Williamson  Andrew  &  Sons  {James  &  William), 

morocco  manufacturers,  102  Bowery,  office 

54  Dean,  house  321  Wash.  ave. 
Williamson  A.  M.  10th  regt,  house  117 Beaver 
Williamson  Edward,  boilermaker,  h.  92  Philip 
Williamson  James  {A.   Williamson  &  Sons),  h. 

343  State 
Williamson  James,  mason,  house  109  Beaver 
Williamson  John,  moroccodresser,  h.  92  Philip 
Williamson  John  D.  clerk,  W.  R.  R.  house  17 

Franklin 
Williamson  John  G.  hookagent,  h.  210  S.  Pearl 
Williamson  Marshall  K.   lumber,  120  Water,  h. 

147  North  Pearl 
Williamson  Robert,  pianomaker,  bds.  44  Jay 
Williamson  Thomas    E.    carpenter,   house    11 

Plain  continued 
Williamson  William,  tanner,  h.  155  Bowery 
Williamson  William  {A.  Williamson  &  Sons),  h. 

136  Lark 
Willick  Rosanna,  widow,  house  103  Bowery 
Willis  Ann,  wash,  and  ironing,  h.  44  Lafayette 
Willis  Anthony,  cook,  house  192  Lumber 
Wills  Charles,  porterhouse,  136  Broad;  h.  do. 
Wills  Christopher,  laborer,  bds.  33  Montgomery 
Wills  Thomas,  cutter,  house  92  First 
Wilmarth  William  S.  carpenter,  house  Second 

below  Harrison,  Greenbush 
Wilpers  Anthony,  saddler,  house  309  S.  Pearl 
Wilpers  Joseph,  clothing,  247  S.  Pearl,  h.  do. 
Wilsey  R.  Henry,  boilermaker,  house  Snipe  n. 

Second 
Wilsey  R.  Henry,  machinist,  boards  Third 
Wilshaw  John,  cutter,  40  State,  h.  34  Eagle 
Wilson  Abraham  F.  house  723  Broadway 
Wilson  Adaline,  widow,  house  14  Wilson 
Wilson  Alexander,  boatman,  house  61  Lodge 
Wilson  Alexander,  4th  dist.  police,  h.  117  Lark 
Wilson  Ann,  widow,  house  24  Van  Schaick 
Wilson  Benj.amin,  safemaker,  h.  17  Catharine 
Wilson  {Benjamin),  Grimwood  (J.  C.)  &  Co.  (J. 

A.  Lansing),  groceries,  oil  and  caudles,  1 1 

State,  house  53  Spencer 
Wilson  Catharine,  teacher,  bds.  44  Jay 
Wilson  Charles,  carbuilder,  h.  B'way  n.  Colonie 
Wilson  David,  deputy  clerk  Court  of  Appeals, 

State  Hall,  house  193  Hudson 
Wilson  Edward,  alderman  10th  ward,  clerk  451 

Broadway,  house  389  Lydius 
Wilson  Eliza,  widow,  house  210  Lumber 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Jas.h.  66  S.  Lansing 
Wilson  George,  refreshments,  14  Howard,  house 

Bethlehem  turnpike 
Wilson  George  C.  clerk,  bds.  12  Grand 
Wilson  George  P.  {Davis,  Craft  &  W.),  clothing 

472  Broadway,  bds.  723  do. 
Wilson  George  W.  house  320  Hamilton 
Wilson  George  W.  conductor  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  77  North  Lansing 
Wilson  Henry,  intelligence  office,  47  )i  Hudson, 

boards  98  State 
Wilson  Isaac,  house  102  Green  [Lumber 

Wilson  James,  gas  inspector,  59  State,  house  213 
Wilson  James,  moulder,  house  800  Broadway 
Wilson  James,  wooldealer,  54  Dean,  h.  6  High 
Wilson  James,  1st  district  police,  h.  50  Broad 
Wilson  James  A.  house  738  Broadway 
Wilson  James  D.  clerk,  bds.  96  First 
Wilson  Jane,  widow,  house  Chapel 
Wilson  Jane,  widow,  boards  59  Lancaster 
Wilson  Jane,  widow,  house  44  Jay 
Wilson  John,  boatman,  ii.  16  Ferry,  G'bush 
Wilson  John,  calker,  house  Second  avenue  cor. 

Washington,  Greenbush 
Wilson    John,   florist    and  n'arsery,    capt.   43d 

reg't,  h.  Lydius  ab.  Knox  [Broadway 

Wilson  John,  foreman,  Taylor's  brewery,  h.  126 


Wilson  John,  laborer,  h.  Aiken,  Greenbush 
Wilson  John,  laborer,  W.  R.  R.  h.  Third  neax 

Harrison,  Greenbush 
Wilson  John,  carman,  house  18  Second 
Wilson  John,  painter,  house  31  Lark 
Wilson  John,  capt.  Berdan's  sharpshooters,  h. 

320  Hamilton 
Wilson  John  A.  painter,  bds.  14  Wilson 
Wilson  John  Q.  liouse  5  Lodge 
Wilson  Joseph  B.  brickyard,  Lumber  near  Ten 

Broeck,  house  84  Lumber  ^ 

Wilson  Lydia  A.  dressmaker,  bds.  69  Jeflferson 
Wilson  Richard,  teamster,  h.  53  Swan,  Arb.  hill 
Wilson  Richard  jr.  painter,  b.  53  Swan,.  Arb.  h. 
Wilson  Robert,  cigarmaker,  b.  93  Swan,  Arb.  h. 
Wilson  Robert,  shoemaker,  house  96  First 
Wilson  Robert  jr.  pump  and  blockmaker,  house 

96  First  • 
Wilson  Robert  J.  waiter,  h.  r.  705  Broadway 
Wilson  Rosanna,  widow,  house  144  Swan 
Wilson  Shepherd,  clerk,  39  Quay,  h.  112  Second 
Wilson  Solomon  C.  printer,  bds.  47  High 
Wilson  Stephen,  bookseller,  house  68  Bassett 
Wilson  Stewart  Mrs.  house  102  Green  [31  Lodge 
Wilson  T.  W.  rector  St.  Peter's  Church,  bouse 
Wilson  Thomas,  carriagepainter,  b.  210  Lumber 
Wilson  Thomas,  livery  stable,  26  Steuben,  house 

23  do. 
Wilson  Thos.  laborer,  bds.  41  North  Lansing 
Wilson  Thomas,  painter,  h.  Columbia,  G'bush 
Wilson  Thomas,  clerk,  house  94  First 
Wilson  Warner,  engineer,  house  24  Third 
Wilson  Warr6n  R.  clerk,  1 1 1  Pier,  h.  25  S.  Ferry 
Wilson  William,  bartender,  244  B'way,  bds.  do. 
Wilson  William  C.  carpenter,  h.  261  Hudson 
Wilson  William  P.  painter,  h.  21  Van  Schaick 
Wilt  Wm.  carpenter,  H.  R.  R.  R.  h.  Mill,  G'bush 
Wiltse  Henry  A.  carman,  h.  Johnson,  G'bush 
Wiltse  John  J.  teamster,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Wiltse  Willard,  agent,  h.  Second,  Greenbush 
Winans  George,  moulder,  bds.  38  Herkimer 
Winchester  George,  boatman,  house  33  De  Witt 
Winchester  Sanuiel,  house  33  De  Witt 
Winegard  ( William)  &  Foster  {Rector),  grocers, 

76  Wash.  ave.  house  do. 
Winfield  Mary  Mrs.  house  525  Bowery 
Wing  Albert  (Coofc,  W.  &  Wooster),  grocers,  18 

Hudson,  house  290  State 
Wing  Albert,  clerk,  123  Pier,  bds.  289  Hudson 
Wing  Barnabas,  house  172  Second 
Wing  Daniel,  boards  289  Hudson 
Wing  De  Linton,  flour,  123  Pier,  h.  289  Hudson 
Wing  George  A.  patternmaker,  9  Liberty,  house 

173  Second 
Wing  Robert  B.  {Cole  Se  W.),  shipchandler,  61 

Quay,  house  58  High 
Winn  Wm.  machinist,  house  99  Dallius 
Winnand  John,  saloon,  226  Wash,  ave  h.  do. 
Winne  Abraham  L.  1  Clin.  ave.  h.  45  Steuben 
Winne  Adaline  Miss,  house  62  Hawk 
Winne  Agnes,  widow,  house  9  Broad*L 
Winne  Alida,  widow  of  D.  K.  h.  63  NTLansiug 
Winne  Archie,  bookkeeper,  416  Broadway,  bds. 

60  Chapel 
Winne  Barnard  V.  L.  boatman,  h.  263  Lumber 
Winne  Charles,  bookkeeper,  at  J.  Taylor  &  Sons, 

house  81  Lydius 
Winne  Charles  H.  dockmaster,  3  Lumber  dist. 

house  331  North  Pearl  [Lumber 

Wiujie  Cornelia,  widow  of  Francis  D.  bds.  123 
Winne  Daniel,  3d  reg't,  house  9  Broad 
Winne  Daniel,  house  67  Hamilton 
Winne  David,  cigars,  house  132  Lydius 
Winne  David  F.  captain,  house  125  Lumber 
Winne  David  P.  Mrs.  house  2  Liberty 
Winne  Edmund  (/.  Winne  &  Son),  15  N.  Pearl, 

house  228  State 


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Winne  Edmund  L.  printer,  bds.  3  Hamilton 
Winne  Edward  W.  lieut.  77th  reg't,  b.  145  Green 
Winne  Edwin,  groceries  and  provisions,  44  Clin- 
ton avenue,  h.  38  Clinton  avenue 
Winne  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  76  Colonie 
Winne  Francis,  2d  district  police,  h.  138  Lydius 
Winne  Frederick  K.  clerk,  l)ds.  81  Lydius 
Winne  Garrit  B.  carpenter,  house  62  Westerlo 
Winne  Giles  K.  register  bank  department.  State 
Hall,  house  90  Clinton  avenue 

Winne  Henry  C.  printer,  h.  90  Clinton  avenue 
inne  Jacob  L.  Mrs.  h.  41  Beaver  [Orange 

Winne  Jacob  V.  N.  printer,  Journal  Office,  h.  77 
Winne  John  &  Son  {Edmund),  cabinetmakers 

and  upholsterers,  16  N.  Pearl,  h.  60  Chapel 
Winne  John  L.  Mrs.  house  19  Ten  Broeck 
Winne  Joseph  F.  insurance  agent,  51  State,  and 

librarian  Y.  M.  A.  liouse  40  Broad 
Winne  Louisa,  house  41  Beaver 
Winne  Margaret,  widow  of  Isaac,  h.  145  Green 
Winne  Martin  V.  B.  clerk,  128  South  Pearl,  bds. 

81  Lydius 
Winne  Mary,  widow,  honse  81  Lydius 
Winne  Mary  Miss,  house  62  Hawk 
Winne  Mary  C.  Miss,  bds.  223  N.  Pearl 
Winne  Nauning  V.  Mrs.  house  62  Westerlo 
Winne  Peter,  carriagemaker,   19  James  and  26 

North  Pearl,  house  9  Broad 
Winne  Peter,  house  144  Lark 
Winne  {Simon  P.)  &  Northrop  (S.  W.),  bent  fel- 

lies,  corners  Colonie,  Center  and  Lansing, 

house  at  North  Albany 
Winne  Staats,  physician,  94  Westerlo,  h.  do. 
Winne  Walter,  {Vose  &  JV.),  11  Quay,  house  192 

Hamilton 
Winne  Wm.  engineer,  bds.  29  Quackenbush 
Winne  William  B.  restaurant,  327  Broadway,  h. 

3  Hamilton 
Winne  William  F.  dentist,  82  Hudson,  h.  do. 
Winne  William  H.  clerk  at  Congress. Hall 
Winne  William  L  Mrs.  house  81  Lydius 
Winne  William  P.  boatman,  house  38  Westerlo 
Winnie  Benj.  A.  carpenter,  liouse  319  State 
Winnie  John  V.  house  319  State 
Winslow  Mary,  widow,  house  818  Broadway 
Winterburn  Andrew,  moulder,  h.  54  Bleecker 
Winters  William  P.  grocer,  7  S.  Pearl,  h.  21  Jay 
Winton  Jennet,  tailoress,  house  22  Hawk 
Wise  Conrad,  carpenter,  house  rear  12  Bowery. 
Wise  Dennis,  laborer,  house  194  Orange 
Wise  Lawrence  F.  baggagemaster,  Harlem  R.  R. 

house  157  Eagle 
Wise  Matthew,  brushmaker,  h.  55  S.  Lansing 
WiseleT  James,  laborer,  house  93  First 
Wish  John,  engineer,  house  rear  445  Wash.  ave. 
Winey  Joseph,  n  ason,  boards  93  First 
Wissle  Michae),  moulder,  house  283  Wash.  ave. 
Wissler  Conrad,  moulder,  house  Quackei  bush 
Witbeck  Allen,  machinist,  house  41  W.  Ferry 
Witbeck  A.  V.  D.  agent,  554  Broadway,  boards 

Dun^p  House 
WitbeckXlark  N.  boards  60  Division 
Witbeck  Howard  S.  salesman,  62  and  64  State, 

house  47  Philip 
Witbeck  Israel,  carpenter,  house  9  Plain 
Witbeck  James,  machinist,  house  151  Green 
Witbeck  John,  carpenter,  5  Plain  continued 
Witbeck  Leonard,  house  287  South  Pearl 
Witbeck  N.  F.  clerk,  ticket  dep't  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

house  at  West  Troy 
Withers  Francis,  engineer,  house  94  Arch 
Withers  Francis  jr.  printer,  boards  94  Arch 
Withers  (Georgcf  &  Kelly  {James),  silverplaters, 

122  South  Pearl,  liouse  54X  Rensselaer 
Witman  Benjamin,  laborer,  h.  25  Broad,  Bethl. 
Witmann  Lewis,  pastry  cook,  h.  250  S.  Pearl 
Witmore  Hannah  A.  nurse,  house  140  Franklin 


Witt  Merrick,  house  341  State 

Witt  Merrick  jr.  carriagemaker,  345  State,  house 

341  do. 
Witte  Charles,  lager  beer,  Franklin  c.  Herkimer 
Wittemer  Jacob,  laborer,  h.  r.  6  Van  Vechten 
Wittle  George,  stovemounter,  boards  32  Broad, 

Bethlehem 
Wittle  Wolfgang,  laborer,  h.  32  Broad,  Bethl'm 
Woelile  JacoD,  shoemaker,  house  8  Alexander 
Woelke  Christopher,  shoemaker,  h.  1  Catharine 
Wolbert  Adam,  shoemaker,  house  147  Bowery 
Wolbert  George,  shoemaker,  house  147  Bowery 
Wolbert  Julia,  widow,  house  27  Teunis 
Wolcott  Israel  S.  engineer,  house  659  Broadway 
Wolcott  Thomas  V.  clerk,  boards  659  B'w.ay 
Wolenman  {Augustus)   &   Lochner   {Jacob   L.), 

fruiterers,  86  State,  house  9  Canal 
Wolf  Andrew,  machinist,  bds.  799  Broadway 
Wolf  Augustus,  shoemaker,  bds.  179  S.  Pearl 
Wolf  Herman,  porter,  9  State,  h.  2  Phoenix  pi. 
Wolf  John  J.  shoemaker,  86  Hudson,  house  179 

South  Pearl 
Wolf  Philip,  carman,  house  886  Broadway 
Wolf  Wm.  furnaceman,  house  117  Franklin 
Wolfert  Charles,  furnaceman,  house  Van  Vech- 
ten near  Teunis 
Wolfert  Joseph,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Knox 
Wolfert  Marcus,  basketraaker,  house  71  Elk 
Wolflf  John,  clerk,  41  State,  b.  11  Van  Schaiok 
Woltt  John  A.  sexton  North  Reformed  Dutch 

Church,  house  1 1  Van  Schaick 
Wolfgang  August,  shoemaker,  house  176  Broad 
Wolford  Allen,  hou.se  302  State 
Wolford  {George)  &  Frothingham  ( Worthington), 

attorneys,  also  county  judge,  69  State,  bds. 

American  Hotel 
Wolford  Marcus,  laborer,  house  Elk  near  Snipe 
Wolford  Wm.  W.  house  302  State 
Wolfsheimer  Moses,  grocer,  13  Alexander,  h.  do. 
Wollaber  Henry  P.  checkmaster,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

depot,  house  821  Broadway 
WoUeber  Frederic,  stovemounter,    house    314 

South  Pearl 
Wollohan  Ann,  widow,  house  204  Green 
Wollohan  Catharine,  boards  204  Green 
Wollohan  Ellen,  tailoress,  boards  204  Green 
Wollohan  Matthew,  grocer.  38  Rensselaer 
Wolohan  .lohn,  tailor,  3  Ex.  B'ld.   h.  116  Canal 
Womer  Cornelius,  carpenter,  house  56  Lark 
Wood  A.  H.  cattledealer,  bds.  American  Hotel 
Wood  Arthur  B.  clerk,  comptroller's  office,  bds. 

Congress  Hall 
Wood  Bradford  R.  h.  149  Washington  avenue 
Wood  Bradford  jr.  lieut.  44th  reg't,  boards  149 

Washington  avenue 
Wood  Charles,  hairdresser,  124  Lydius,  h.  do. 
Wood  Charles,  boatman,  house  10  Delaware 
Wood  Darius  S.  at  carworks,  h.  787  Broadway 
Wood  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  245  S.  Pearl 
Wood  Emeline,  tailoress,  house  26  Van  Schaick 
Wood  George,  shoemaker,  81  S.  Ferry,  h.  do. 
Wood  George  A.  engineer,  house  30  Fulton 
Wood  Harriet  Mrs.  milliner,  house  44  N.  Pearl 
Wood  Harvey,  contractor,  h.  274  Wash,  avenue 
Wood  Harvey  jr.  teamstt^r,  boards  128  Spring 
Wood  James,  varnisher,  house  195  Second 
Wood  James  S.  house  131  Lumber 
Wood  Jeremiah,  justice.  South  Pearl  corner  Van 

Vechten,  boards  14  Bethlehem  road 
Wood  John,  house  Elm  corner  Swan 
Wood  John,  30th  reg't,  house  46  Second 
Wood  John  E.  house  Swan  corner  Elm 
Wood  John  M.  {Wood  &  Bro.),  ambrotypes,  Ex- 
change Building,  house  13  Dallius 
Wood  Joseph,  blacksmith,  house  161  Grand 
Wood  Martha  E.  Mrs.  boardinghouse,  44  Grand 
Wood  Mary  A.  widow,  house  46  Beaver 


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Wood  Moses,  stoves,  230  Washington  avenue,  h. 

43  Chestnut  [Beaver 

Wood  N.  H.  clerk,  Clinton  Hotel,  S.  Pearl  cor. 
Wood  Richard  M.  Mrs.  house  56  Lark 
Wood  Samuel,  att'y,  67  State,  h.  149  Wash.  ave. 
Wood  S.  G.  boards  Dunlop  House 
Wood  Theodore,  prof,  music,  house  182  Second 
Wood  Thomas,  woolsorter,  house  212  Green 
Wood  Thomas  G.  boards  149  Washington  ave. 
Wood  Timothy  H.  silversmith,  house  57  Union 
Wood  Walter  W.  stoves,  230  Washington  ave- 
nue, house  43  Chestnut 
Wood  Wm.  laborer,  house  115  Dallius 
Wood  William,  stagedriver,  h.  165  Broadway 
Wood  Wm.  Mrs.  millinery,  86  Hudson 
Wood  William,  boards  274  Washington  avenue 
Wood  Wm.  B.  engineer,  house  80  First 
Wood  (William  W.)  k  Brother  (/oAn  M.),  am- 

brotypists,  3d   floor,   Exchange    Building, 

house  134  Green  . 
Wood,  see  Woods 

Woodbridge  G.  D.  organ  tuner,  h.  96  Herkimer 
Woodbridge  Rose,  widow,  h.  129  Clinton  ave. 
Woodburn  Eliza,  widow,  house  56  Lark 
Woodhall  David  M.  exchange  broker,  1  )i  Green, 

house  59  Dove 
Woodhall  Edward,  baker,  house  137  Jefferson 
Woodhall  Edward,  baker,  bds.  194  Hamilton 
Woodhall  William  D.  exchange  broker,  h.  23 

Jetterson  [op.  Ferrv,  Greenbusli 

Woodman  Margaret  Mrs.  dry  goofJs,  Broadway, 
Woodruff  Cyrus  L.  (D.  H.  &  C.  L.   Woodruff), 

house  4  Jefferson 
Woodruff  David  H.  &  C.  L.  plaster  mill,  Plain 

corner  Grand,  house  16  Plain 
Woodruff  Edwin  D.  {Vide,  Coles  &  W.),  hard- 
ware, 41  State,  boards  Delavan  House 
Woodruff  W.  H.  bowling  saloon,  4  Howard 
Woods  Francis,  cigarmaker,  house  169  Grand 
Woods  Francis  H.  clerk,  50  State,  b.  208  Green 
Woods  James  C.  baker,  house  131  Lumber 
Woods  John,  baker,  57  Canal,  house  do. 
Woods  John  S.  charcoal,  boards  Congress  Hall 
Woods  Patrick  H.  baker,  35  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Woods  William,  agent,  house  25  Fulton 
Woodward  Alvah  S.  Union  Hotel,  280  B'way 
Woodward  Benedict,  piauomaker,  h,  330  Lumb. 
Woodward  James,  laborer,  house  42  Mulberry 
Woodward  John,  carpenter,  house  110  Jefferson 
Woodward  (JoAra  Jr.)  &  Rill  {Wm.  W.),  coach 

and  saddlery  hardware,  324  Broadway,  h. 

60  Jay 
Woodward  Julia,  school,  B'way,  G'bush,  h.  do. 
Woodward  Royal,  sewing  silk,  h.  113  Hamilton 
Woodworth  David,  photographer,  444  B'way,  h. 

67  Lumber 
Woodworth  Jane,  widow  of  Isaac,  b.  870  B'way 
Woodworth  Maria,  widow,  boards  67  Lumber 
Wooley  Eliza,  widow  h.  118  Washington  ave. 
Wooley  Eliza,  widow,  h.  118  Wa-hington  ave. 
Wooley  Jesse  B.  cooper,  120  Wash.  av.  b.  1 18  do. 
Wooley  Wm.  P.  Mrs.  widow,  h.  142  Wash.  ave. 
WooUett  {Wm.)  &  Ogden  (£.),  architects,  59 

State,  house  at  Newtonville  [Division 

Woolsey  Addison,  bookkeeper.  111  Pier,  bds.  71 
Woolsey  John  L.  painter,  bds.  23  William 
Woolverton  Charles  B.  Mrs.  house  89  Columbia 
Woolverton  George  A.   hats  and  straw  goods, 

461  Broadway 
Woolverton  George  A.  &  Co.  boots  and  shoes, 

459  Broadway,  house  1  Lodge  [5  High 

Woolverton  Henry  M.  merchant,  459  B'way,  h. 
Woolworth  Samuel  B.  sec.  Regents  University, 

office  State  Library,  house  18  Jay 
Wooster  Benjamin  W.  furniture,  59  South  Pearl, 

house  187  Hamilton 
Wooster  Charles,  printer,  h.  65  South  Lansing 

20 


Wooster  Reuben  W.  {Cook,  Wing    &   W.),  18 

Hudson,  boards  77  Washington  avenue 
Wooster  Susannah,  widow,  h.  65  S.  Lansing 
Worcester  Edwin  D.,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.,  Exchange 

Building,  house  62  Lancaster 
Worden  Joseph  P.  machinist,  h.  234  Lydius 
Wormer  Daniel,  contractor,  h.  35  Maiden  lane 
Wormer  Daniel  jr.  clerk,  h.  142  Wash,  avenue 
Worth  General  Mrs.  house  37  Hawk 
Worth  Jabez  T.  machinist,  house  39  Lafayette 
Wosser  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  71  Dallius 
Wren  James,  coachman,  h.  Manor  House  l<Wge, 

950  Broadway  [950  Broadway 

Wren  John,  coachman,  h.  Manor  House  lodge, 
Wrenfell  Michael;  laborer,  h.  Whitehall  road 
Wright  Alonzo,  laborer,  h.  Harrison  near  First, 

Greenbush 
Wright  Catharine,  widow,  house  128  Beaver 
Wright  Deodatus,  attorney  and  pension  officer, 

94  State,  house  689  Broadway 
Wright  Ebenezer  family  of,  house  171  Lydius 
Wright  Edward  B.  shoemaker,  house  103  Knox 
Wright  Eliza,  widow,  house  23  Jay 
Wright  Elizabeth,  confectioner,  41  Lydius,  h.  do 
Wright  George,  veterinary  surgeon,  153  Lydius, 

house  358  do. 
Wright  George,  house  34  Congress 
Wright  Henry,  grainmeasurer,  h.  15  S.  Ferry 
Wright  Henry  R.  clerk,  boards  70  Division 
Wright  James,  boards  20  Daniels 
Wright  Jane  Alice  Miss,  house  103  Dove 
Wright  John,  house  40  Second  [G'bush 

Wright  John  E.  laborer,  h.  Harrison  near  Fir.st, 
Wrigbt  Joseph,  veterinary  surgeon,  153  Lydius, 

house  358  do. 
Wright  Miriam  L.  dressmaker,  b.  153  Clin.  ave. 
Wright  Moses,  coachman,  house  181  Orange 
Wright  Moses  C.  bookkeeper,  62  State,  boards 

Dunlop  House  [Hotel 

Wright  Nathaniel  jr.  324  Broadway,  b.  American 
Wright  Richard,  shoemaker,  103  Knox,  h.  do. 
Wright  (Samuel)  &  McGuire  (Wm.),  fruit,  &c.  44 

State,  house  90  Bassett 
Wright  Thomas  Mrs.  house  70  Division 
Wright  William  W.  canal  commissioner,  office 

ytate  Hall,  boards  Delavan  House 
Wrightson  George,  teacher,  house  76  Chapel 
Wrightson  Thomas,  house  76  Chapel 
Wusternann  Otto,  pianokeys,  h.  Seymour,  Bath 
Wyatt  James  T.  clerk,  Lansing's  store,  G'bush 
Wyckoff  Isaac  N.  Rev.  house  100  Lydius 
Wyckoff  Ogden,  accountant,  house  52  Elm 
Wyckoff  Peter  S.  bookkeeper,  459  Broadway,  h. 

157  Elm 
Wygant  Asa  S.  (McGowan  &  Wygant),   lumber 

dealers,  190  Water,  h.  17  Washington  ave. 
Wygant  Jacob,  laborer,  house  511  Clinton  ave. 
Wygant  Thos.  H.  steamboat  agt.  h.  98  Westerlo 
Wylie  John  K.  dry  goods,  55  S.  Pearl,  h.  17  High 
Wyllie  .James,  carpenter,  h.  14  Lark,  Arbor  hill 
Wyllie  Robert,  carpenter,  bds.  14  Lark,  Arb.  h. 
Wyraan  Julia,  widow,  h.  Partition  near  Third 

Greenbush 
Wyncoop  Gertrude,  widow,  h.  26  Second 
Wynkoop  Peter,  carpenter,  h.  10  Bethlehem  rd. 

YAGER  EZRA,  drover,  house  73  Lark 
Yager  Henry,  laborer,  house  151  Bowery 
Yager  Ludwig,  shoemaker,  323  Wash.  ave.  h.  do 
Yager  Peter,  laborer,  house  19  Gt.  West.  tump. 
Yale  Sarah,  widow,  house  67  Lark 
Yates  Benjamin  jr.  coppersmith,  h.  39  Mulberry 
Yates  Frederick  L.  28  Douw's  Building,  boards 

Congress  Hall 
Yates  Hiram,  freight  agent,  house  110  Willett 
Yates  Margaret,  boardinghouse,  820  Broadway 
Yates  Mary,  boardinghouse  820  Broadway 


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Yates  Montgomery,  teamster,  boards  80  Third 
Yates  Rebecca,  seamstress,  house  163  Hudson 
Yates  Rebecca,  boardinghouse,  820  Broadway 
Yates  Sarah,  seamstress,  house  163  Hudson 
Yates  William,  clerk,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R.  Exchange 

Buildinff,  2d  floor,  house  37  Ten  Broeck 
Yates  Wm.  Leonard,  laborer,  h.  6  Tivoli  Hollow 
Yates  Wm.  H.  printer,  h.  Hawk  cor.  Hudson 
Yauman  Theodore,  hair  jewelry,  580  Broadway 
Yeagans  Martin,  trunkmaker,  house  25  Bradford 
Yeaton  William,  cedarcooper,  h.  122  Wash.  ave. 
Yon  John,  carpenter,  house  107  Sand 
Yonhof  Daniel,  blacksmith,  h.  145  Lumber 
Yorke  Andrew,  greenhouse  plants,  16  Willett, 

house  355  State  [52  Colonic 

Young  Archibald,  keeper  State  Arsenal,  house 
Young  Bartlet,  brickmaker,  house  135  Sand 
Young  Eli,  boards  Dunlop  House 
Young  Francis,  teamster,  house  334  Wash,  a  /e. 
Young  George,  grocer.  South  Pearl  cor.  Beaver, 

house  134  Hudson 
Young  Henry  W.  mason,  house  211  Jay 
Young  James,  clerk,  P.  0.  bds.  938  Broadway 
Young  John,  boards  263  Lydius 
Young  John  C.  conductor,  H.  R.  R.  house  52 

Colonie 
Young  John  C.  house  144  Hudson 
Young  John  H.  machinist,  house  197  Spruce 
Young  John  L.  house  171  Hamilton 
Young  John  M.    {Young,  Edwards  &  Co.),  35 

Quay,  boards  263  Lydius 
Young  Mary,  widow,  house  938  Broadway 
Young  Mary,  widow,  house  227  Bowery 
Young  Oscar  H.  physician,  171  Hamilton,  h.  do. 
Young  Perry,  shoemaker,  house  Park,  Bath 
Young  Peter,  moulder,  house  Sand  near  Robin 
Young  Rodolph,  scissorsgrinder,  h.  105  Snipe 
Young  feamuel,  house  North  Albany 
Young  Samuel,  house  canalboat  near  108  Pier 
Young  Sidney,  vinegar,  50  Quay,  h.  30  Hudson 
Young  Thos.  stoves  and  castings,  N.  Albany 
Young  (TAomas  &.),  Edwards  {James  jr.)  &c.  Co. 

(J.  M.  Young),  flour  &c.  35  Quay,  h.  46  Jay 
Young  Wm.  A.  attorney,  443  Broadway,  boards 

14  Ten  Broeck  [89  N.  Pearl 

Young  Wm.  H.  clerk's  office  Court  of  Appeals,  b. 


Young  Wm.  H.  fireman,  boards  829  Broadway 
Young  Wm.  H.  col.  18th  reg't,  h.  939  Broadway 
Youngblood  William,  moulder,  bds.  91  Church 
Youngermann  Alex,  peddler,  h.  272  S.  Pearl 
Yuill  Andrew,  printcutter,  360  Broadway,  house 

53  First  [First 

Yuill  Walter,  clerk,  582  Broadway,  boards  63 
Yunger  Gertrude,  restaurant.  South  Pearl  near 

Westerlo,  house  do. 
Yunger  Stephen,  engineer,  house  140  S.  Pearl 

ZACHARIAS  JACOB,  hats  and  caps,  98  S.  Pearl 
Zahn  Anton,  cabinetmaker,  house  107  Sand 
Zantner  Lewis,  bootfitter,  house  23  Dallius 
Zappen  John,  physician,  house  1 17  Elk 
Zen  David,  grocer,  40  Hawk,  h.  27  Lafayette 
Zeh  David  jr.  44th  reg't,  boards  27  Lafayette 
Zeh  David  H.  carpenter,  boards  54  Lark 
Zeh  Edward,  carman,  house  54  Lark 
Zeh  John  H.  house  60  Dove 
Zeh  John,  house  72  Jay  [near  Ontario 

Zeilman  Charles  H.  carpenter,  house  W.  Ferry 
Zeilman  George,  ropemaker,  boards  243  Lumber 
Zeilman  Jacob,  carpenter,  house  243  Lumber 
Zeilman  James,  carpenter,  house  78  Third 
Zeilman  John,  carpenter,  house  291  Lumber 
Zein  Ambrose,  blacksmith,  h.  20  Bethlehem  rd. 
Zeiser  Michael,  shoemaker,  h.  214  Wash.  ave. 
Zeitler  Anthony,  cigarmnker,  h.  11  Swan,  Ar.  h. 
Zeller  Ernest,  professor  of  music,  h.  93  Green 
Zengnagel  Valentine,  cabinetmaker,  house  176 

Spring 
Ze^or  John,  engineer,  house  2  Franklin 
Zimmer  Peter,  house  38  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Zimmer  Philip,  laborer,  house  1 12  Sand 
Zimmerman  John,  carpenter,  house  4  Stevens 
Zimmerman  John,  laborer,  house  263  Sand 
Zimmerman  Margaret,  widow,  baker,  193  Broad 
Ziriax  John  M.  machinist,  h.  311  South  Pearl 
Zohn  John,  laborer,  house  73  Sand 
ZoUer  Joseph,  laborer,  house  38  Sand 
Zorn  Albert,  pianomaker,  house  83  Schuyler 
Zuco  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  house  Van  Vechten 

near  Clinton 
Zumdieck  Henry  H.  pianomaker,  h.  18  Bleecker 
Zweeres  John  A.  bookkeeper,  h.  302  S.  Pearl 


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Agencies. 

(See  also  Real  Estate,  Insurance,   Patent   and 
Passenger  Agents.) 

Pratt  A.  B.  &  Co.  (collecting),  94  State 
WEED  &  CO.  (mercantile),  Museum  Building 
[see  adv.  front  cover] 

Agricultural  Implement  Manufacturers. 

DEDERICK  L.  &  P.  K.  (hay  presses),  58  and 

60  Bleecker  [see  adv.  page  226] 
EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  and  64  State  [see  adv. 

page  155] 
Hallenbeck  &  Cunningham  (mowing  machines), 

Johnson  corner  Philip 
WHEELER,  MELICK  &  CO.,  Hamilton  corner 

Liberty  [see  adv.  page  218] 

Albany  Mercantile  College. 

CLARK  W.  H.  resident  principal,  Nos.  43  &  45 
North  Pearl,  Kidd's  building 

Apothecaries. 

(See  also  Druggists.) 
Allen  James  P.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Andrews  Levi,  170  Washington  avenue 
Blanchard  M.  L.  560  Broadway 
Bullock  J.  H.  128  South  Pearl 
Burrows  Wm.  G.  25  South  Pearl 
BURT  CHARLES   A.  797  Broadway  [see  adv. 

page  228] 
Clement  H.  B.  Broadway,  corner  Clinton  avenue 
DeGraff  D.  63  South  Pearl 
Dexter  &  Nellegar,  State  corner  North  Pearl 
Dickerman  E.  A.  197  Green 
Elkins  Thomas,  790  Broadway 
Frothingham  &  Co.  442  Broadway 
Harley  E.  813  Broadway 
Humphrey  W.  J.  &  Co.  39  Washington  avenue 
Keyser  Wm.  H.  635  Broadway 
Lintner  &  Co.  3  Tweddle  Hall 
MACOMBER  M.  W.  &  Co.  32  &  34  Washington 

avenue  [see  adv.  page  248] 
McMurdy  R.  S.  494  Broadway 
Miller  James,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Moore  J.  E.  43  Hawk 
Northrop  Joseph  N.  51  Second 
Sautter  Louis,  61  South  Pearl 
Smith  Chas.  H.  142  Washington  avenue 
Smith  S.  T.  &  A.  M.  41  Washington  avenue 
Springhart  Carl,  224  South  Pearl 
Taylor  William,  35  South  Pearl 
Turner  George,  255  South  Pearl 

Architects. 

Baficroft  William  H.  64  James 

De  Forest  H.  S.  74  State 

Dickson  Walter,  68  State 

Hewes  S.  E.  443  Broadway 

Hodcins  William,  3  Washington  avenue 

Smith  B.  F.  443  Broadway 

Smith  Elihu,  10  Third 

Woollett  &  Ogden,  Journal  Building,  59  State 

Artists. 

See  Painters,  Sculptors,  &c. 

Artists'  Materials. 

Annesley  &  Ferris,  506  Broadway 
Burton  James  &  Co.  486  Broadway  cover] 

LITTLE  FRANK  H.  82  State   [see  adv.   front 
RICE  &  MICKEL,  547  B'way  [see  adv.  p.  240] 


Attorneys  and  Counsellors. 

Allen  Otis,  5  Douw's  Building,  State 

Allen  Wm.  A.  94  State 

Austin  Chas.  L.  448  Broadway 

Baldwin  Chas.  E.  74  State 

Bancroft  L..  Museum  Building 

Benton  E.  B.  45  South  Pearl 

Brice  James,  66  State 

Briggs  E.  A.  75  State 

Burlingame  Henry  D.,  Tweddle  Hall 

Burton  John  I.  66  State 

Cagger  &  Porter,  67  State 

Callanan  James  jr.  50  State 

Cassidy  Clinton,  57  State 

Cheever  Calvin  R.  82  State 

Cipperly  George  H.  74  State 

Clute  J.  H.  94  State 

Clute  Wm.  K.  68  State 

Cochrane  Clark  B.  41  North  Pearl 

Cole  John  0.,  Police  Office 

Colvin  James  A.  77  State 

Cooper  Paul  F.  452  Broadway 

Costigan  John,  66  State 

Crowell  Sidney,  94  State 

Davison  &  Olin,  94  X  State 

Dean  Amos,  77  Ten  Broeck 

Dennison  Garrit  V.  24  Douw's  Building,  State 

Dexter  James,  113  State 

Douw  J.  D.  P.  23  Douw's  Building 

Douw  V.  P.  1  Douw's  Building 

Downing  George,  94  State 

Durant  Allen  B.  5  Douw's  Building 

Edwards  Isaac,  73  State 

Edwards  James,  74  State 

Fensham  John,  City  Hall 

Ford  Daniel  H.  50  State 

Ford  John  W.  50  State 

Frothingham  Worthington,  69  State 

Gaflhey  Dennis  B.  448  Broadway 

Gaffney  Thomas  M.  8  Exchange  Building 

Gansevoort  Peter,  13  Douw's  Building 

Gearon  Miles,  50  State 

Gebhard  Edward,  74  State 

Goewey  George  N.  74  State 

Hadley  Wm.  J.  486  Broadway 

Hand  Samuel,  57  State 

Harris  Ira,  Eagle  corner  State 

Hawley  Gideon,  673  Broadway 

Hawley  Nathan,  23  Douw's  Building,  State 

Hayes  Thomas,  94  X  State 

Hevenor  W.  S.  4  Douw's  Building,  State 

Higgins  S.  F.  7  North  Pearl 

Hilton  Robert  J.  74  State 

Holstein,  Cheever  &  McNamara,  82  State 

Hotaling  L.  74  State 

Hungerford  0.  M.  74  State 

.Tenkms  &  Cooper,  452  Broadway 

Jenkins  John  F.  1  Columbia  place 

Jenkins  Lemuel  (pension  office),  67  Chapel 

Johnson  James  C.  50  State 

Karslake  Samuel,  5  Douw's  Building 

Kelly  W.  S.  60  State 

Kendall  Alfred,  75  State 

Ketchum  Daniel,  625  Broadway 

Kimball  John  M.  50  State 

King  &  Smith,  484  Broadway 

Kingsley  Hale,  Museum  Building 

Kip  L.  6  Tweddle  Hall 

La  Grange  G.  94  State 

L'Amoreux  James,  71  State 

Lansing  Abraham,  13  Douw's  Building,  State 

Lansing  C.  Y.  3  Douw's  Building 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


Lansiug  Henry  Q.  443  Broadway 

Lansing  William,  452  Broadway 

Lant  J.  H.  66  State 

Lawson  Isaac,  44  State 

Leake  H.  A.  73  State 

Learned  &  Cook,  468  Broadway 

Lee  &  Pratt,  94  State 

Levien  D.  A.  jr.  94  State 

Livingston  J.  D.  50  State 

Manning  S.  L.  77  State 

Mattice  J.  W,  3  Tweddle  Hall 

McCall  H.  S.  5  Douw's  Building,  State 

McClellan  H.  W.  71  State 

McClure  &  Miller,  77  State 

McElroy  John,  114  State 

McElroy  William  H.  6  Douw's  Bnilding 

McHarg  &  Van  Alen,  60  State 

McKinney  Wm.  J.  82  State 

McKown  James  A.  114  State 

McKown  John  A.  148  Chestnut 

Meads  Orlando,  65  State 

MerrihewE.  H.  114  State 

Merriman  H.  N.  74  State 

Morange  W.  D.,  City  Hall 

Morrow  Thomas  B.  68  State 

Murphy  W.  D.  74  State 

Nelson  J.  M.  71  State 

Newcomb  Edward,  71  State 

Nichols  M.  C.  G.  94X  State 

Olcott  &  King,  69  State 

Paddock  S.  jr.  51  State 

Paddock  W.  S.  51  State 

Parker  Amasa  J.  143  Washington  avenue 

Parsons  S.  H.  H.,  Police  Office,  Centre  Market 

Peckham  Rufus  W.  jr.  Tweddle  Hall 

Pepper  Calvin,  195  Swan 

Porter  J.  K.  67  State 

Pr  .tt  A.  B.  94  State 

Pruyn  John  V.  L.,  Exchange  Building 

Radclifie  D.  Van  Ness,  708  Broadway 

Read  John  Meredith,  jr.  45  North  Pearl 

Reynolds  Dexter,  41  North  Pearl 

Reynolds,  Cochran  &  Harris,  41  North  Pearl 

Robertson  W.  D.  448  Broadway 

Robinson  A.  D.  94  State 

Sanders  &  De  Witt,  9  Douw's  Building,  State 

Sands  John  H.  67  State 

Settle  J.  M.  68  State 

Schuyler  William  C.  134  Jefferson 

Shepard  S.  0.  443  Broadway 

Smith  &  McClellan,  71  State 

Smith  Lewis  B.  484  Broadway 

Stedman  &  Strong,  443  Broadway 

Strong  J.  5  Commercial  Building 

Sturtevant  JTB.  74  State 

Tallman  C.  M.  94  State 

Ten  Broeck  Cornelius,  443  Broadway 

Tiffany  Joel,  7  Chapel 

Tremain  Lyman,  Tweddle  Hall 

Van  Allen  G.  50  State 

Van  Alstyne  &  Hevenor,  4  and  6  Douw's  B'ldg 

Vanderpoel  Isaac,  61  State 

Van  Hovenburgh  T.  S.  Museum  Building 

Van  Olinda  William,  7  North  Pearl 

Van  Rensselaer  John  S.  22  Douw's  Bnilding 

Van  Vechten  Abraham,  51  State 

Voorhees  Alonzo  B.  73  State 

Wade  Edward,  71  State 

Weed  &  King&ley,  Museum  Building 

Wells  Robert  H.  94  State 

Werner  &  Shafer,  67  State 

Whelpley  James  M.  484  Broadway 

White  Wm.  D.  5  Commercial  Building 

Wickes  Henry  N.  68  State 

Wight  Rezin  A.  41  North  Pearl 

Wiilett  &  Hawley,  80  State 

WOLFORD  GEORGE,  county  judge,  69  State 


Wolford  &  Frothirgham,  69  State 
Wood  Samuel,  67  State 
Wright  Deodatus,  94  State 
Young  Wm.  A.  443  Broadway 

Auctioneers.' 

Dickerman  John  S.  92  State 
Kennedy  &  Scovel,  54  State 
Lewis  Alanson,  Sand  10  South  Pearl 

Awnings. 

See  Sail  Makers. 

Sakers. 

Andrews  Fairman,  170  Washington  avenue 

Andrews  M.  A.  59  Lydius 

Andrews  Orin,  663  Broadway 

Belcher  &  Larrabee,  175  North  Pearl 

Brightman  Adolphus  M.,  Mill,  Green  bush 

Brimhall  Henry,  46  Clinton  avenue 

Brimhall  Horace  F.  89  Beaver 

Clark  John,  250  South  Pearl 

Crummev  Michael,  Lodge  cor.  Beaver 

Delaney'P.  H.  19  Lark,  Arbor  hill 

Deyermand  R.  50  Swan,  Arbor  hill 

Dexter  J.  B.  839  Broadway 

Fazakerly  Thomas,  372  Lydius 

Fisher  Mary,  94  Lydius 

Gantvoort  W.  T.  56  Hamilton 

Gates  A.  W.  (cracker),  33  Elm 

Gibson  William,  64  Bowery 

Graves  John  S.  94  Green 

Hammond  James,  105  Lydius 

Hausman  Martin,  43  Bowery 

Heller  W.  81  Bowery 

Honeysett  James,  194  Hamilton 

Hunter  Robert,  36  Washington  avenue 

Imrie  John,  53  Hawk 
Johnston  Marian,  368  Lydius 
Kenny  P.  &  W.  52  Swan,  Arbor  hill 

Lawrence  Thomas,  263  South  Pearl 
Maidment  E.  60  North  Pearl 

Marshall  John,  229 K  South  Pearl 

Martin  John  J.  142  South  Pearl 

Mayers  F.  H.  Mrs.  29  Union 

Mayes  Thomas,  50  South  Ferry 

McCarty  Owen,  70  Canal 

McCauley  James,  387  Washington  avenue 

McNally  Thomas,  123  Arch 

Melius  W.  B.  81  South  Pearl 

Mullen  William,  Green  corner  Schuyler 

MuUenkof  J.  27  Bowery 

Nusbaum  Herman,  158  South  Pearl 

Osborn  Nehemiah,  12  Bleecker 

Pettingill  Michael,  97  Beaver 

Powers  Patrick,  36  Jefferson 

Rea  John,  15  Morton 

Rice  Mary,  177  Broadway 

Schippers  John,  3  Delaware 

Shaver  Vincent  P.  25  Van  Schaick 

Smith  Francis,  Elm  corner  Dove 

Smith  John  E.,  Canal  near  Dove 

Stratton  S.  A.  798  Broadway 

Taylor  &  Turton,  50  Lark 

Van  Korb  Jacob,  268  South  Pearl 

WHITING  JONAS  (crackers),  Washington  ave. 
cor.  Second,  Greenbush  [see  adv.  page  234] 

Woods  John,  57  Canal 

Woods  P.  H.  35  Swan,  Arbor  hill 

Zimmerman  Margaret,  193  Broad 

Band  Box  Makers. 

Blackall  Wm.  &  J.  R.  423  Broadway 
Dubuque  John,  423  Broadway 
Gerber  Louis,  55  Green 

"HARRIS  DANIEL,  8  Green   [see    adv.    front 
cover] 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


159 


Bankers. 

[See  also  Brokers.} 
Watson  William,  67  State 

Sank  Note  Printers. 

American  Bank   Note  Company,   Gavit  &  Co. 

agents,  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor 
GAVIT   &   eOWELL,  Ex.   Building,  3d  floor, 

[see  adv.  back  colored.] 

Barbers. 

See  Hairdressers. 

Basket  Makers. 

Metzler  Jacob,  9  Sand 
Metzler  Philip,  3  Sand 
Tilman  Casper,  147  Sand 

Baths. 

Chase  J.  H.,  Delavan  House 

Dean  Noah  S.  514  Broadway  and  29  James 

Heller  Jacob,  6  Beaver 

Martineau  F.  X.  jr.  1  Stanwix  Hall  Building 

Bedding^. 

WHITE  ANTRIM,  36  Green  [see  adv.  page  6] 

SBedstead  Manufacturers. 

VIELE  R.  K.  Thacher,  above  North  Ferry  [see 
adv.  page  223] 

Bell  Hangers. 

See  Locksmiths. 

Bill  Poster. 

Smith  John  B.  68  State,  •«  Standard  office." 
Billiard  Saloons. 

Hart  George  S.  22  Beaver 

Mason  J.  W.  Broadway,  opposite  Delavan  House 

Moore  S.  V.  jr.  480  X  Broadway  and  15  James 

Blacksmiths. 

Abbey  Eli,  72  Church 

Adams  .John,  6  Hunter's  alley 

Adams  William,  27  Washington  avenue 

Anderson  Wm.  72  Swan,  Arbor  hill 

Bauer  John,  Bethlehem  road 

BEMIS  ALPHEUS,  rear  890  Broadway  [see  adv. 

page  239] 
Brady  Thomas,  Herkimer  cor.  Church 
Burke  Michael,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Clark  Felix,  Schenectady  turnpike 
Clowry  Patrick,  Bethlehem  road 
Conklin  J.  &  A.  3  Fulton 
Crozier  Richard,  6  De  Witt 
Cunliff  Simeon  jr.  20  Quay 
Debler  J.  301  Washington  avenue 
Dempsey  C.  25  Lark 
Doyle  James,  151  Church 
Fairburn  John,  Herkimer  cor  Quay 
Friday  Abram  B.  8  Whitehall  road 
Graham  John  Q.,  Spencer  cor.  Carroll 
Haight  James  O.  20  Church 
Ham  Robert  C.  157  Swan 
HARDIE  ROBERT,  62  and  64  Church  corner 

Herkimer  [see  adv.  page  224] 
Hogan  Edward,  B.ith 
KINGSBURY  &  WHITEHEAD,   131    Hudson 

[see  adv.  page  237] 
Langrish  William,  205  South  Pearl 
Lyman  Michael,  62  Quay 
Lyman  Thomas,  176  Montgomery 
Magilton  Joseph,  ColoJiiecor.  R.  R.  avenue 
Maxwell  Jacob  W.  5  Plank  road 


McCluskey  William  (nailer),  19  Perry 

Mitchell  James,  33  Lawrence 

O'Brien  Peter  (shoeing),  11  Lafayette 

Pruyn  &  Lansing,  4  Pruyn 

Quin  Michael,  13  Rose  [Grand 

RooneyJ.   &  P.   (shoeing),  22  William  and  4 

RuU  NicholPS,  438  Lydius 

Russ  John  P.  55  Hamilton 

Whitney  William,  86  Green 

Winne  Peter,  19  James  and  26  North  Pearl 

Blank  Book  Manufacturers. 

See  Bookbinders. 

Blind  Makers. 

RAMSDILL  T.   JEFFERSON,  48,  49    and    50 

White,  Bath  [see  adv.  page  239] 
WEMPLE  P.  H.  19  Norton  [see  adv.  page  252] 

Block  and  Pump  Makers. 

Brainard  Leonard,  62  Quay 

Boarding  Houses. 

Angus  Robert  Mrs.  25  South  Pearl 

Baker  Patience  A.  55  Colonie 

Ball  Mary,  132  Hamilton 

Bittles  Wm.  H.  623  Broadway 

Blanchard  Elizabeth,  60  Lydius 

Blass  Michael,  Broadway  n.  Johnson,  Greenbush 

Be  om  William,  890  Broadway 

Broas  Elizabeth,  79  South  Pearl 

Brown  Mary  S.  882  Broadway 

Burns  John,  272  Broadway 

Cary  Anna  M.  Mrs.  29  Quackenbush 

Clapham  Sarah,  43  Lydius 

Corbet  Catharine,  38  Green 

Deering  Charles,  35  Montgomery 

Douglass  Margaret  Mrs.  88  Beaver 

Draper  S.  B.  25  Quackenbush 

Dufiy  Philip,  21  Orange 

Evans  Henry,  20  Quackenbush 

Frink  Sluman,  4  Park  place 

Fuller  S.  S.  Mrs.  659  Broadway 

Harris  Stephen  Mrs.  71  Beaver 

Heffernan  James,  85  Quay 

Hofl'man  Thomas,  91  Church 

Hunter  Elkanah,  799  Broadway 

Kiernan  Thomas,  1 1  Maiden  lane 

Lamb  Mary  A.,  John  corner  Broadway 

Leslie  Sarah  E.  48  Union 

Lillis  James,  14  Quackenbush 

Lundy  Thomas,  6  Maiden  lane 

McCann  John,  270  Broadway 

McEntee  James,  97  Quay 

Miller  Frederic,  133  Green 

MurdockJ.  10  Quackenbush 

Porter  Geo.  22  Quackenbush 

Quin  A.  Mrs.  39  Dallius 

Rickettson  Walter  Mrs.  84  Hamilton 

Rowe  Catharine,  49  Colonie 

Sannders  Charles  M.  18  Lydius 

Scott  Jacob  A.  57  Lydius 

Shallow  John,  1 1  Beaver 

Smith  Eliza,  93  Eagle 

Tompkins  J.  138  Broadway 

Wells  Leonard,  52  Union 

Williams  Eliza,  54  Union 

Wood  Martha  E.  44  Grand 

Yates  Mary,  820  Broadway 

Boat  Builders. 

See  Ship  Carpenters. 

Boiler  Manufacturers. 

Haight  James  0.  20  Church 
HARDIE  R.  62  and  C4  Church  cor.  Herkimer 
[see  adv.  page  224] 


160 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


MAGINNES  M.  Rensselaer  cor.  Quay  [see  adv. 

page  220] 
Moutrie  W.  H.,  Herkimer  near  Quay 
PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv.  p.  219] 
RODGERS  JOHN,  33  and  35  Lumber  [see  adv. 

page  225] 

Bolt  Manufacturers. 

PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv.  p.  219] 

Bonnet  Bleachers  and  Fressers. 

CUTLER  M.  L.  540  Broadway  [see  adv.  p.  248] 
King  Edwin  H.  3  Union 

O'BRIEN  J.  A.  45  North  Pearl  [see  adv.  p.  249] 
Rafferty  H.  T.  707  Broadway 

Bonnet  Stores. 

See  Millinery. 

Book  Binders,  etc. 

Bender  Ephraim  H.  73  State 

Hallenbeck  Aaron,  7  North  Pearl 

McKnight  Stephen,  67  State 

Murphy  Thomas  S.,  Beaver  cor.  Broadway 

Seymour  Timothy,  82  State 

Van  Antwerp  D.  L.  72  State 

VAN  BENTHUYSEN   C.    407  Broadway    [see 

adv.  page  6] 
Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  61  State  and  7  James 

Booksellers  and  PuMishers. 

Adams,  Sampson  &  Co.  (directories),  78  State 
BANKS  &    BROTHERS  (law),  475  Broadway 

[see  adv.  inside  back  cover 
Bell  William  J.  512  Broadway 
Bender  Ephraim  H.  73  State 
Bigham  James,  206  South  Pearl 
Cochrane  James,  124  South  Pearl 
Fisk  Anthony  &  Son,  71  State 
Gilbert  P.  L.  Museum  Building 
Gould  William  (law),  60  State 
Gray  S.  R.  38  State 
Hastings  Thomas,  Museum  Building 
HIDLEY  J.  H.  (music),  519  Broadway  and  81 

State  [see  adv.  front  colored 
LITTLE  FRANK  H.  82  State  [see  adv.  fr.  cov,] 
Little  W.  C.  (law),  525  Broadway 
LORD  JOSEPH,  19  Philip  [see  adv.  page  250]    , 
McDermott  Owen,  19  Douw's  Building 
MUNSELL  JOEL  (publisher),  78  State 
Newcomb  &  Co.  (music),  524  Broadway 
O'Sullivan  Michael  (Catholic),  63  South  Pearl 
Sprague  William  B.  jr.  51  State 

Boot  Crimpers. 

Brice  William,  14  South  Pearl 
Clute  Peter,  97  Hamilton 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  JOBBERS. 
Mnnson  S.  &  Co.  369  and  371  Broadway 
Woolverton  G.  A.  &  Co.  459  Broadway 

RETAIL  DEALERS  AND  MAKERS. 
Adler  Simon,  641  Broadway 
Ballin  Louis,  60  South  Pearl 
Barnard  John  B.  404  Broadway 
Bassett  Edmund,  122  Lydius 
Baum  Solomon,  293  X  South  Pearl 
Beck  Joseph,  165  South  Pearl 
Benedict  C.  E.  45  Washington  avenue 
Bingham  G.  H.  59  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Braunig  Mich.ael,  221  South  Pearl 
Bray  Francis,  23  Chapel 
Brown  Samuel,  77  Pier 
Brownell  John,  62  South  Pearl 


Busley  J.  R.  395  Broadway 

Byron  William,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Cain  William,  106  South  Pearl 

ChaflFee  &  Co.  620  Broadway 

Clow  J.  6  Canal 

Clow  Jacob  G.  140  Swan 

Corrough  Robert,  3  Westerlo 

Crane  Robert,  63  Eagle 

Crowley  Francis,  232  Washington  arenud 

Dorwolt  Charles,  8  Howard 

Dowsett  Isaiah  C.  78  South  Pearl 

Dowsett  Isaiah  C.  jr.  68  South  Pearl 

Dugan  John,  67  Church 

Dunham  Oscar,  51  Green 

Elze  C.  291  South  Pearl 

Feiirey  T.  &  J.  651  Broadway  and  50  State 

Fisher  J.  W.  662  Broadway 

Flood  James,  38  Swan,  Arbor  hill 

Flood  Peter,  21  Van  Woert 

Foley  Edward.  52  South  Pearl 

Frankenburgh  Julius,  33  Union 

Frazier  Sarah  A.  208  South  Pearl 

Gage  George,  72  Green 

Geller  Charles  C.  130  South  Pearl 

Gleekstone  S.  H.  Mrs.  148  South  Pearl 

Gleiner  Christian,  274  South  Pearl 

Goodrich  Moses,  Hawk  corner  Canal 

Gordon  A.  B.  399  Broadway 

Greer  Thomas,  789  Broadway 

Hahn  Henry,  126  Washington  avenue 

Harrison  James,  132  South  Pearl 

Hatch  Kauffman,  155  South  Pearl 

Heed  Isaac  M.  37  Green 

Herschberger  Henry,  121  South  Pearl 

Herschberger  Isaac,  169  South  Pearl 

Herschberger  Nathan,  277  South  Pearl 

Herzog  Henry,  104X  Lydius 

Hessberg  Simon,  264  South  Pearl 

Hillman  H.  24  Canal 

Houghtaling  Peter  D.  405  Lydius 

Hughes  George  C.  408  Lydius 

Hull  H.  B.  711  Broadway 

Hunt  Francis,  670  Broadway 

Jacques  Edward,  143  South  Pearl 

Johnstone  John,  66 >i  Hudson 

Kelly  John,  153 >^  Orange 

Kennedy  William,  225  Lumber 

Lehr  Adam,  193  South  Pearl 

LEMOGES  J.  624  Broadway,  [see  adv.  page  249  ] 

Lock  Charles,  33  Hawk 

Lovett  Richard,  838  Broadway 

Lyons  P.  2  North  Lansing 

McCarty  Timothy,  43  Liberty 

Meissner  George,  774  >i  Broadway 

Miller  Daniel,  16  Lodge 

Mills  Philip,  120  >^  Lydius 

Mork  S.  18  South  Pearl 

Morrey  Charles,  13  Johnson 

Murpliy  J.  E.  17  South  Pearl 

Nethaway  Harvey,  841  Broadway 

Nichols  George,  4  Little  Basin 

Osborn  Jeremiah,  350  Broadway 

Owens  William,  350  State 

Pasco  &  Co.  58  Washington  avenue 

Pfeiffer  Charles,  31  Hamilton 

Phillips  Patrick,  19  Daniels 

Pratt  William  R.  4  Clinton  avenue 

Prest  J.  816  Broadway 

Ramsay  Robert,  22  Beaver 

Randall  J.  L.,  Broadway,  corner  State 

Rankin  George  A.  &  Sou,  412  Broadway 

Rankin  Joseph  &  Co.  41  Washington  avenue 

Rankin  William,  37  Washington  avenue 

Rechenberg  Wm.  H.  192  South  Pearl 

Riley  Thomas,  58  Beaver 

Roalofs  Henry,  1 17  Hawk 

Rodgers  Philip,  131  JeflFerson 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


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Rodgers  Sherlock,  273  South  Pearl 

Roth  John,  Maiden  lane  near  Broadway 

Rugg  Omar  M.  150  South  Pearl 

Sawyer  William,  86  South  Pearl 

Sayles  A.  6/"^  Plain 

Sayles  Charles,  149  South  Pearl 

Server  Robert,  520  Broadway 

Sheerer  C.  25  Howard 

Slawson  Sillick,  Lydius  comer  Union 

Smith  John,  247  State 

Smith  Patrick,  36  Van  Schaick 

Snell  James,  400  Broadway 

Specht  Matthew,  46  Green 

Story  Robert,  52  X  Hamilton 

Strohmaier  Charles,  262  Broadway 

Strother  John,  131  Green 

Stumpf  J.  39  Green 

Tufts  John,  42  Orange 

Waldbillig  Henry,  125  South  Pearl 

Webster  H.  W.  686  Broadway 

Whitney  James,  45  Beaver 

Whyte  Samuel  H.  152  South  Pearl 

Wolf  John,  86  Hudson 

Wood  George,  81  South  Ferry 

Wright  Richard,  103  Knox 

Zeisler  Michael,  214  Washington  avenue 

Bottlers. 

ANDERSON  &  CO.  Beaver  cor.  Green  [see  adv. 

page  232] 
HOXSIE  G.  W.  25  Hamilton  [see  adv.  p.  234] 
Mcknight  JOHN'S  son   (malt  wine,  porter, 

&c.),  Canal  cor.  Hawk  [see  adv.  page  230] 

Bowling  Alleys. 

gymnasium.  Marble  Hall,  Broadway  [see  adv. 
House  Williams  A.  398  Broadway 
Pitman  Robert  H.  98  State 

Brass  Founders. 
MAXWELL  JAMES  jr.   136  South  Pearl   [see 

adv.  page  217] 
McElroy  Henry,  63  Beaver 
Orr  &  Blair,  64  Beaver 

Brewers. 

AMSDELL   BROTHERS,  Jay  near  Dove    [see 

adv.  page  227] 
ANDERSON  D.   B.  &  CO.  Beaver  cor.  Green 

[see  adv.  page  232] 
Artcher  John,  Plankroad  above  Perry 
Becker  &  Cameron,  282  Broadway 
Boyd,  Brother  &  Co.,  Arch  cor.  Franklin 
BURT  U.  &  CO.,  Montgomery,  Lumber,  Colonie 

and  Centre  [see  adv.  page  228] 
Coyle  James,  127  Nucella 
Dillon  Patrick  (root),  104  Canal 
DUNLOP  A.  A.  67  Quay  [see  adv.  page  229 
Hedrick  John  F.  (lager),  354  Bowery 
Kinsella  &  Hennessey  (root),  106  Arch 
Link  John  M.,  West  Arch  near  Perry 
Mcknight  JOHN'S  son.  Hawk  comer  Canal 

[see  adv.  page  230]  adv.  page  233] 

McQUADE  ANTHONY,  271   North  Pearl  [see 
Milliman  John  (spruce),  Nucella  cor.  S.  Pearl 
Quinn  James,  26  North  Ferry 
Schinnerer  &  Hinckel  (lager),  Swan  c.  W.  Ferry 
TAYLOR  JOHN  &  SONS,  Broadway  cor.  Arch 

[see  adv.  page  231] 
Weber  Henry,  65  Bowery 

Brick  Makers. 

(See  also  Fire  Brick.) 
Bassett  Daniel  E.,  Snipe  corner  Lydius 
HENRTf  JACOB'S   SONS  (fire),   Tivoli  hollow 
[see  adv.  page  222] 


McCall  P.  M.,  Canal  above  Dove 

McCarty  &  Anderson,  head  Catharine 

Moore  J.  C,  Hawk  cor.  Morton 

PALMER,  NEWTON  &  CO.    (fire),  Rathbone 

above  North  Ferry  [see  adv.  page  221] 
Reads  &  Jacobie,  Lark  head  of  Canal 
Stanwix  George  &  Thomas  C,  Morton  cor.  Hawk 
White  Thomas,  45  Van  Woert 
Wilson  Joseph  B.,  Lumber  corner  Ten  Broeck 

Bridge  Builders. 

PRUYN  &  LANSING  (iron),  4  Pruyn  [see  adv. 

page  219] 
Whipple  S.  237  State 

Britannia  Ware. 

(See  Crockery,  Glass  &  China  Ware.) 

Brokers. 

See  also  Real  Estate  Brokers  and  Bankers. 
Armitage  A.  L.  1  Hamilton 
Comstock  A.  C.  (money),  23  Hudson 
CONANT  W.  B.  45  State  [see  adv.  page  235] 
Emerson  C.  W.  H  Green 
Erwin  George  (money),  125  &  495  Broadway 
Evertsen  Evert,  James  corner  State 
Evertsen  Jacob  jr.  James  corner  State 
Gomperts  D.  J.  17  Exchange 
Hillson  James,  3  Hamilton 
Larose  Peter,  ]6Excliange  Building 
Payne  George  R.  438  Broadway 
Squires  Thos.  (money),  1  Exchange  Building 
WILES,  HOFFMAN  &  ROWLAND  (stock),  65 

State  [see  adv.  front  cover] 
Woodhall  David  M.  1 X  Green 

Brush  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

ARMOUR  JOHN  B.  385  Broadway  [see  adv.  page 

252] 
Ciucci  Dominico,  1  Bowery 
MACOMBER  M.  W.  &  Co.  32  &  34  Washington 

avenue  [see  adv.  page  248] 

Builders. 

(See  Carpenters,  also  Masons.) 

Butchers. 

(See  Meat  Stalls.) 

Burning  Fluid  Manufacturers. 

Edson  &  Co.  11  Hudson 

EVERS  JOHN,  Chapel  corner  Van  Schaick  [see 

adv.  page  232] 
MACOMBER  M.  W.  &  Co.  32  &  34  Washington 

avenue  [see  adv.  page  248] 
TRACEY  JOHN  &  Co.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

page  222] 

Butter. 

Crapo  Chauncey  V.  14  Hudson 

Cabinet  Makers,  etc. 

See  also  Furniture  Dealers. 

COLEMAN  H.  &.   R.  607  Broadway  [see  adv. 

page  240] 
Ferguson  Charles,  Eagle  near  Bleecker  place 
Freelig  Simon,  346  Washington  avenue 
Netterville  J.  W.  118  South  Pearl  &  90  Bleecker 
Parsons  Harvey  &  Son,  601  Broadway 
Senrick  X.  80  Dove  see  adv.  page  233] 

SENRICK  &  FISHER,  40   Washington  avenue 
Vile  Joseph,  9  Plain 
Walker  Silas  H.  699  Broadway 
WOOSTER  B.   W.  57  &   59  South  Pearl  [see 

adv.  page  240] 


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BUSINESS      DIEECTORY. 


Gamphene,  Patent  Oils,  etc. 

Halpen  Wm.  P.  205  and  207  Broadway 
MACOMBER  M.  W.  &  Co.  34  Washington  ave. 

[see  adv.  page  248 1 
TRACEY  JOHN  &  Co.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

page  222]    ' 

Candle  Makers. 

(See  also  Soap  and  Candles.) 
Wickes  &Tillinghast  (sperm),  Hudson  cor.  Dean 

Cap  Manufacturers. 

See  Hats  and  Caps. 

Car  Builders. 

Goold  James  &  Co.,  Union  corner  Hamilton  and 
Division 

Card  Manufacturers. 

Dobler  &  Bott,  279  Humiltou 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

Alexander  H.  129  Clinton  avenue 

A  Hanson  Peter,  1  Elm 

Bancroft  John,  55  James 

Beebe  Thos.  T.,  Whiteliall  road  corner  Teunis 

Boardman  &  Waggoner,  46  Howard 

Brack  &  Borneo,  186  Washington  avenue 

Bruce  Wra.  113  Clinton  avenue 

Burdick  T.  &  J.  88  Bleecker 

Cameron  A.  3  Van  Zandt 

Christie  James,  156  Hamilton 

Clark  Francis,  56  Lydius 

CLEMISHIRE  JOHN,  161  and  163  Clinton  ave. 

[see  adv.  page  238] 
Cogswell  George,  96  Orange 
Comer  L.  G.  rear  154  Third 
Cunningham  Ichabod,  88  Bleecker 
De  Tiere  C.  &  L.  198  Hudson 
Dodds  James,  116  North  Pearl 
Durst  James,  Chestnut  corner  Swan 
Egginton  William,  Philip  corner  West  Ferry 
Fleming  M.  50  Bleecker 
Griffeth  William,  lOl  Herkimer 
Guyer  Hugh,  104  First 
Hickey  John,  118  Lydius 
Hotaling  D.  I.  195  Lancaster 
Holt  D.  B.  15  Great  Western  turnpike 
Jones  W.,  Clinton  avenue  above  Swan 
Kavanaugh  Michael,  26  West  Ferry 
Kelley  J.  83  Lawrence 
Kennedy  John  jr.  23  Elm  and  170  Lydius 
Kidney  Jonathan,  86  Hamilton 
Kirtland  &  Thurber,  63  Lafayette 
Laden  Patrick,  John  near  Church 
Luce  Edwin,  22  Franklin 
Lynch  John  W.  99  Hawk 
Nlartin  Boyd,  28  Clinton  avenue 
Martin  Homer,  Church  corner  Herkimer 
Mesick  John  W.  36  Lydius 
Nichols  William,  185  Lydius 
Oliver  Gibson,  60  Maiden  lane 
Payn  ?.  N.  107  Clinton  avenue 
Parker  John  N.,  Steuben  corner  Chapel 
Philpot  &  Day,  58  Second 
Redden  Wm.  &  Co.,  Clinton  avenue  near  Lark 
Reese  John,  243  Hamilton 
Robinson  John,  High  corner  Chester  alley 
Rourke  Bernard,  Merchant's  place 
Saul  Wm.  1 10  Ten  Broeck 
Scott  Robert,  64  Ba.ssett 
Seymour  Charles,  119  Grand 
Seymour  Lewis,  6  Wilbur 
Simpson  Alexander,  Broad  near  Westerlo 
Slaven  Michael,  10  Pine 
Smith  E.B.  10  Third 


Swabs  Frederick  jr.  1  Great  Western  turnpike 

Sweet  G.  S.  171  Swan 

Van  Buren  M.  31  Knox 

VAN  DERZEE  JACOB,  335  Hamilton  [see  adv. 

page  238] . 
Wallace  Wm.  40  Van  Zandt 
Watson  Samuel,  120  Lydius 
WEMPLE  PETER  H.  19  Norton  [see  adv.  page 

252] 
Wemple  P.  J.  23  Norton 
Whitbeck  Jonas  D.,  Westerlo  cor  Church 

Carpenters'  Tool  Makers. 

Benseh  &  Crannell,  108  State 

Carpets,  Oil  Cloths,  etc. 

Koonz  Abram  (weaver),  43  Grand 
Koonz  Jacob  C.  53  State 
Taylor  &  Waterman,  482  Broadway 
Van  Gaasbeek  &  Co.  43  North  Pearl 
Van  Gaasbeek  J.  &  Co.  463  Broadway 
Watson  Chauncey,  21  North  Pearl 

Carriage  Builders. 

Abbey  Eli,  72  and  74  Church 

Caldwell  Wm.  J.  90  Green 

Don  Peter  C.  186  Hudson  [Hamilton 

Goold  James  &  Co.,  Union  ccfmer  Division  and 

Hubbell  &  Johnston,  19  and  21- Church 

Hyler  &  Scott,  21  Ferry 

KINGSBURY  &    WHITEHEAD,   131   and  133 

Hudson  [see  adv.  page  237] 
Lloyd  Samuel  H.  68  and  70  Hamilton 
LONG  &  SILSBY,  324  and  326  South  Pearl  [see 

adv.  page  217]  [see  adv.  page  237] 

McDONNALD  HUGH,  183  and  185  South  Pearl 
McKinley  Charles,  rear  143  South  Pearl 
Mull  John,  rear  890  Broadway 
Selkirk  Alexander,  832  Broadway 
WINNE  PETER,  19  James  and  26  North  Pearl 

[see  adv.  page  236] 
WITT  MERRICK  jr.  345  and  347  State  [see  adv. 

page  237] 

Carriage  and  Saddlery  Ware. 

Steele  &  Hobbs,  420  Broadway 
Woodward  &  Hill,  324  Broadway 

Carriage  Smiths. 

KINGSBURY  &  WHITEHEAD,  133  Hudson  [see 

adv.  page  237] 
LONG  &  SiLSBY,  324  South  Pearl    [see  adv. 

page  217] 
McDONNALD  HUGH,  185  South  Pearl  [see  adv. 

page  237] 
WINNE  PETER,  19  James  and  26  North  Pearl 

[see  adv.  page  236] 
WITT  MERRICK  jr.  345  State  [see  adv.  p.  237] 

Carvers. 

Bell  Robert  H.  12  Franklin 
Durkin  M.  J.,  Beaver  corner  Green 
Johnson  Noah,  170  Sand 

Car  Wheel  Manufacturers. 

Thacher  Geo.  H.  &  Co.,  Learned  cor.  Thacher 

Cement. 

See  Lime,  Cement,  &c. 

Chemists. 

Bachman  Renatus  (manuf.)  104  Wash.  ave. 
Porter  C.  H.,  Med.  College,  office,  87  North  Pearl 

China  and  Glass  Ware. 

See  Crockery. 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


163 


Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

(See  also  Tobacconists.) 

Barney  William,  6  Plain 

Brower  Hessel,  229  Hudson 

Brown  George  G.  28  M  Clinton  avenue 

Chambers  &  Buhles,  27  Church 

Clapp  &  Coughtry,  916  Broadway 

Diilton  &  Large,  25  Church. 

Ehricke  E.  39  Bowery 

Engel  C.  24  South  Pearl 

Engel  N.  31  Green 

Falk  Meyer,  370  Broadway 

Fisher  Francis,  33  Hudson 

Greer  A.  &  Son,  822  Broadway 

Hess  Moses,  266  Washington  avenue 

HARRIS  J.  &  SON,  510  Broadway  [see  adv. 
page  232] 

Harris  John  H.  12  S.  Pearl 

Johnson  Geo.  H.  18  Church 

Johnson  John  0.  548  Broadway 

Jones  James,  616  Broadway 

Keays  John,  Second  cor.  Swan 

Klasse  William,  85  Green 

LAWLER  &  ROGERS,  776  Broadway  [see  adv. 
page  233] 

Levy  Nathan,  28  South  Pearl 

Miller  Julius,  20  South  Pearl 

Morris  Wm.  E.  5  South  Pearl 

Opperman  F.  iSiK  S.  Pearl 

PAYN  BENJAMIN,  447  Broadway   [see    adv. 
page  236] 

Quinn  James,  160  South  Pearl 

Rice  &  Steuart,  116  South  Pearl 

Sheridan  Wm.  G.  672  Broadway 

Sherwood  &  Son,  Lydius  cor.  Church 

Simpson  S.  M.  2  Exchange  Building 

Sinsheimer  Jacob,  31  StatH 

Stevens  Joseph,  14  South  Pearl 

STORRS,  MURPHY  &  McDONALD,  356  Broad- 
way [see  adv.  page  233] 

Sugden  Wm.  M.  190  Hamilton 

Theisen  J.  L.  &  Co.  108  Schuyler 

Townsend  Jessup  C.  rear  104  Second 

VANT  &  ERTZBERGER,  Swan  corner  Lumber 
[see  adv.  page  251] 

Cigar  Box  Makers. 

Lee  John,  Grand  cor.  Elm 

Richardson  Matthew,  Merchant  place,  Hamilton 

Civil  Engineers. 

Bingham  R.  H.,  City  Hall 

Carpenter  George  W.  61  State 

De  Witt  R.  V.  56  State 

Hackett  Bartholomew  J.  44  State 

Hodgins  Wm.  N.  3  Washington  avenue 

Hogan  Peter,  74  State 

Whipple  S.  20  South  Pearl 

Clergymen. 

Adelberg  Reinhold,  241  Hudson 

Biel  Charles  A.,  Alexander  cor.  Broad 

Brown  Stephen  D.  76  South  Ferry 

Calder  H.  L.  113  Orange 

Campbell  John  N.  93  Hudson 

Conly  J.  H.,  Yates  near  Ontario 

Conroy  J.  J.  3  Hall  Place 

Danby  William,  28  Second 

De  Lucca  Joseph,  51  Dallius 

Dickson  Alexander,  64  Elm 

Doran  Thomas,  14  Lodge 

Dyer  David,  13  Grand 

Everett  Wm.  P.  130  Lark 

Falk  Sampson,  77  Hamilton 

Farr  A.  A.  99  Colonic 

21 


Fischer  E.  75  Nucella 

Fitzpatricke  Cornelius,  51  Dallius 

Fulton  J.  D.  93  Hawk,  Arbor  hill 

Goss  E.  21  William 

Griffin  William,  277  Hudson 

Hoffman  Ernst,  200  Bowery 

Halley  E.  24  First 

Hubolt  Wm.  A.  86  Bleecker 

James  William,  104  Hudson 

Kan  old  Herman,  6  Delaware 

Lekins  John  S.  78  Rensselaer 

Magoon  E.  L.  66  Philip 

Mayo  A.  D.  32  Lodge 

McClosky  John,  225  Lydius 

Merrill  S.  M.  269  Hudson 

Miller  Theo.  D.  rear  816  Hamilton 

Miller  W.  H.  52  Elm 

Morrow  S.  F.  48  Lancaster 

Noethen  Theodore,  152  Hamilton 

O'Connor  0.  M.  225  Lydius 

Palmer  Ray,  167  Hamilton 

Pitkin  Thomas  C.  31  Lodge 

Pitman  B.  H.  33  Jay 

Pohlman  Henry  N.  136  Washington  avenue 

Rawson  T.  R.  45  High 

Rooney  James,  225  Lydius 

Rudder  William,  Congress  Hall 

Schnellendruessler  Hermann  F.  84  Schuyler 

Seelye  S.  T.  695  Broadway 

Selkirk  Edward,  27  Grand 

Shehan  Garrett,  3  Hall  place 

Spies  Augustus,  27  Alexander 

Sprague  Wm.  B.  51  Washington  avenue 

Stratton  Royal  B.  153  North  Pearl 

Trafton  Mark,  29  Plain 

Van  Vechten  J.  50  Clinton  avenue 

Wadhams  E.  P.  225  Lydius 

Wyckoff  I.  N.  100  Lydius 

Clocks. 

See  Watches  and  Jewelry. 

Cloth  Finisher. 

Mueller  Charles,  6  Union 

Clothing. 

WHOLESALE. 
Davis,  Craft  &  Wilson,  472  Broadway  , 

HUTCHINS  L.  D.  79  State  [see  adv.  page  6] 
Wickes  &  Strong,  469  and  471  Broadway 

RETAIL. 
{^QQ  StXso  Merchant  Tailors.) 
Bew  Lancelot,  3  Exchange  Building 
Canaday  George,  75  Washington  avenue 
Cohn  David,  32  South  Pearl 
Cohn  Meyer,  120  South  Pearl 
CONANT  WILLIAM  B.  45  State  [see  adv.  p.  235] 
Cooke  Thomas  jr.  449  Broadway 
Duncan  H.  R.  78  State 
Duncan  James,  68  State 
Fredendall  Jacob,  34  Washington  avenue 
Godson  William,  417  Broadway 
Hamburger  Jacob,  104  South  Pearl 
Hatch  Albert,  100  South  Pearl 
Higgins  Thomas,  21  Lawrence 
Hoes  S.  V.  R.  331  Broadway 
HUTCHINS  L.  D.  79  State  [see  adv.  page  6] 
Illch  Simon,  124  South  Pearl 
Jackson  David  C.  403  Broadway 
Kearney  F.  &  T.  173  Montgomery 
Loewenburgh  Peter,  297  Broadway 
Levison  Myer,  151  South  Pearl 
Lueke  Henry,  45  South  Pearl 
Lynch  Owen,  411  Broadway 
Markwell  Benjamin,  88  Hamilton 


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BUSINESS      DIBECTORY. 


Marx  I.  South  Pearl  corner  Schuyler 

Mattiniore  J.  H.  421  Broadway 

Mattimore  Michael,  23  Lawrence 

McAllister  Alexander,  393  Broadway 

McDonald  Ann,  195  South  Pearl 

Mork  Philip,  553  Broadway 

Murray  H.  H.  401  Broadway 

Newitter  Julius,  64  Washington  avenue 

Newman  Isaac,  202  South  Pearl 

O'Brien  Bernard,  377  Broadway 

Pariera  Aaron,  224  South  Pearl 

Park  William,  4  and  5  Little  Basin 

Parker  &  O'Brien,  481  Broadway 

Parsons  J.  W.  415  Broadway 

Pohly  Nathan,  80  South  Pearl 

Putman  P.  52  South  Pearl 

Roraback  Benj.  B.  46  South  Pearl 

Sacks  Simon,  206  South  Pearl 

Salters  B.  (second  hand),  B'way  cor.  Columbia 

SARD  GRANGE,  488  Broadway  [see  adv.  front 

cover] 
Schuster  Mark,  110  South  Pearl 
SCOTT  GEORGE  C.  8  Beaver  [see  adv.  p.  249] 
Shepard  S.  F.  313  Broadway 
Siggs  Frederick,  238  >^  South  Pearl 
Stevens  C.  A.  391  Broadway 
Tobin  H.  46  Quay 
Vogel  Andrew,  167  Bowery 
Vogel  Moses,  186  South  Pearl 
Wilpers  Joseph,  247  South  Pearl 
White  Edward,  333  Broadway 

Coach  Lace  Weavers. 

REID  JOHN,  686  and  588  Broadway   [see  adv. 

page  245] 
Steele  &  Hobbs,  420  Broadway 

Coal  and  "Wood. 

Bancroft  Roval,  179  Hamilton 

Belknap  &  McKercher,  697  Broadway 

Bradley^D.  G.  229  Hudson 

Casey  William,  Dallius  corner  Cherry 

Crocker  Abner,  43  First 

Davis  James  &  Son,  102  South  Pearl,  and  173 

and  175  Broadway 
Fanning  Hiram  (kindling),  78  Canal 
Heydon  Bateman  E.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Leonard  &  Herrick,  246  Broadway 
Luther  G.  W.  45  Columbia  and  72  Dallius 
Mattimore  &  Stuart,  40  Dallius  and  825  B'way 
Middleton  Richard,  358  State 
Morris  A.  5  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Neville  John,  Hudson  corner  Lark 
Putnam  &  Hoyt,  Broadway  corner  Westerlo,  and 

Hudson  corner  Eagle 
RAFFERTY  T.  C.  841  'Broadway  [see  adv.  p.  10] 
SUl  Francis  N.,  Grand  corner  Hamilton,   also 

Lydius  corner  Church 
Slingerland  Henry  H.  95  Lancaster 
Walker  &  Campbell,  11  Jackson 
White  James  P.  29  Columbia 

Coffee  and  Spice  Mills. 

Bacon  &  Stickneys,  39  Dean 
BARTHOLOMEW  &  MORSE,  Eureka  Mills,  363 

Broadway  [see  adv.  page  234] 
Murdock  E.  15  Church 
Thomas  John  jr.  Exchange  corner  Dean 

CoflSn  Warerooms. 

(See  Unde.rt(ikers.) 

Commercial  Academies. 

RICE  E.  B.  96  State  [see  adv.  page  248] 
BRIANT,    STRATTON    &  CLARK,  45  North 
Pearl  [see  adv.  p.  247] 


Commissioners  of  Deeds. 

Allen  William  A.  94  State 

Bancroft  L.  G.,  Museum  Building 

Bell  Cliarles,  329  Bowery 

Birmingham  Wm.  C.  15  Rose 

Bradt  Henry  T.  60  Union 

Brice  James,  66  State 

Briggs  Ephraim  A.  75  State 

Bruce  Alonzo,  7  Lafayette 

Burton  John  I.  66  State 

Cassidy  Clinton,  57  State 

Chase  Nelson  H.  743  Broadway 

Cheever  C.  R.  82  State 

Cipperly  George  H.  74  State 

Clute  William  K.  68  State 

Comstock  Theodore  S.,  Atlas  and  Argus  oflSce 

Cook  James  C.  468  Broadway 

Coming  Edwin,  Exchange  Building 

Costigan  John,  66  State 

Cunningham  Daniel  A.  73  First 

Cuyler  Frank  E.  89  Clinton  avenue 

Cuyler  Jacob  C.  52  State 

Daniels  Spencer,  5  Daniels 

Davis  Joseph  2d,  72  State 

Davis  William,  448  Broadway 

Delehanty  Martin,  City  Hall 

De  Witt  Abraham  V.  9  Douw's  Building 

Dickerman  John  S.  92  State 

Dorlon  William  R.  468  Broadway 

Downing  George,  94  State 

Duncan  Patrick,  Van  Schaick  cor.  Chapel 

Durant  Allen  B.  6  Douw's  Building 

Farr  A.  B.  62  State 

Fay  George  B.,  Post  Office 

Fensham  John,  clerk's  office 

Fitch  Henry,  Albany  jail 

Friend  Joseph  R.  57  State 

Frothingham  Worthington,  69  State 

Gallien  Henry,  State  Hall 

Gates  Gerritt,  67  First 

Gilbert  P.  L.,  Museum  Buildiug 

Glen  Cornelius,  24  Dallius 

Goeway  George  N.  74  State 

Grant  Fred  P.,  Assorting  House 

Godfrey  H.  L.  273  State 

Griffin  Richard  M.  58  State 

Griffin  Thomas,  173  Montgomery 

Hamilton  Robert  M.  444  Broadway 

Harris  Wm.  B.  51  State 

Haskell  William  H.  19  Exchange 

Hastings  Thomas,  Museum  Building 

Hastings  William,  58  State 

Hawley  Shaw  Y.  80  State 

Hayes  Thomas,  94 }i  State 

Hendee  Richard  S.  477  Broadway 

Hevenor  W.  S.  4  Douw's  Building 

Hickcox  John  H.,  State  Library 

Hills  Charles  A.,  Chamberlain's  office 

Hilton  R.  J.  74  State 

Hogaboom  George  W.  52  State 

Holmes  A.  T.  1  Exchange  Building 

Holstein  L.  D.  82  State 

Hotaling  Lansing,  74  State 

Humphrey  B.  C.  59  State 

Johnson  James  C.  50  State 

Johnson  James  I.  91  Columbia 

Kelly  Warren  S.  50  State 

Kendall  Alfred,  75  State 

Kendrick  T.  W.  P.  755  Broadway 

Kernan  Joseph  A.  278  Lydius 

Kimball  Sullivan  C.  74  State 

King  J.  Howard,  69  State 

Lacy  William,  74  State 

La  Grange  George,  94  State 

Lamson  H.  B.,  Surrogate's  office,  City  Hall 

Lansing  Abraham,  13  Douw's  Building 


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Lansing  Henry  Q.  443  Broadway 

Lansing  Jacob  A.  59  State 

Lant  J.  H.  66  State 

Latta  John,  62  Herkimer 

Leslie  Edward,  45  Dallias 

Levien  Douglas  A.,  Atlas  and  Argus  office 

Lightbody  J.  M.  F.  10  James 

Maiming  Daniel  A.  8  L;ifayette 

Manning  S.  L.  8  Lafayette ' 

Martin  James,  Commercial  Bank 

Mattice  John  W.  3  Tweddle  Hall 

McCall  H.  S.  5  Douw's  Building 

McClellan  Hugh  W.  71  State 

McFarland  James,  81  Church 

Mclntyre  James,  County  Clerk's  office 

McKown  James  A.  114  State 

McKown  John  V.  H.  Bethlehem  road 

McNamara  J.  B.  269  Washington  avenue 

McNaughton  John,  447  Broadway 

McNeil  David  B.  jr.  State  Hall 

Merrihew  E.  H.  114  State 

Merriman  Harman  N.  74  State 

Miller  Ernest  J.  77  State 

Morange  W.  D.,  County  Clerk's  office,  City  Hall 

Morrow  Thomas  B.  68  State 

Mulcahy  Edward,  709  Broadway 

Murphy  Richard  W.  44  Philip 

Murphy  W.  D.  74  State 

Neligan  David,  35  Westerio 

Nelson  J.  M.  69  State 

Newcomb  Edward,  71  State 

Noble  James  E.  74  Division 

Owens  William  H.  301  Hudson 

Paddock  S.  jr.  51  State 

Paige  Joseph  C.  Y.,  Chamberlain's  office,  C.  Hall 

Parker  Levi,  183  North  Pearl 

Perkins  W.  W.  16  Jay 

Pinckney  James  D.,  Exchange  Building 

Pilsbury  L.  D.  at  Penitentiary 

Porter  Ira,  609  Broadway 

Pratt  A.  B.  94  State 

Prentice  W.  P.  41  North  Pearl 

Rathbone  Henry  R.  41  North  Pearl 

Reed  J.  Meredith  jr.  45  North  Pearl 

Rice  Alexander  D.  12  Broad 

Rice  John  H.  446  Broadway 

Robertson  W.  D.  448  Broadway 

Rogers  John  P.  14  State 

Rosendale  Simon,  7  North  Pearl 

Rose  Alexander  G.  56  State 

Russell  William  jr.  210  State 

Salisbury  W.  W.  80  State 

Sanders  J.  B.  9  Douw's  Building 

Sands  John  H.  67  State 

Schuyler  Wm.  C.  134  Jeflferson 

Simons  Thomas,  480  Broadway 

Smith  Cornelius.  77  Pier 

Smith  Louis  B.  484  Broadway 

Southwick  H.  C.  jr.  State  Hall 

Stedman  G.  L.  443  Broadway 

Steele  William  H.  75  State 

Sternberg  Jacob,  treasurer's  office,  N.  Y.  C.  R.  R. 

Exchange  Building 
Stevens  Albert  P.  58  Elm 
Stevens  Thomas  W.,  Museum  Building 
Stonehouse  John  B.  213  Hamilton 
Strong  Joseph,  5  Commercial  Buildings 
Strong  R.  M.  443  Broadway 
Sturtevant  J.  B.  74  State  * 

Sumner  Alanson  A.  6  Lumber  district 
Tallman  C.  M.  94  State 

Ten  Broeck  Cornelius,  Co.  Treas.  office,  443  B'way 
Ten  Eyck  P.,  Evening  Journal,  61  State 
Terry  David  jr.  74  Pier 
Thacher  George  V.,  Franklin  House 
Tuffs  Lucien  jr.  25  South  Ferry 
Van  Allen  G.  A.  448  Broadway 


Vandenberg  R.  L.  452  Broadway 

Van  Hoveubergh  T.  S.,  Museum  Building 

Van  Schoonhoven  J.  C.  1 12  Clinton  avenue 

Van  Zandt  C.  804  Broadway 

Voorhees  Alonzo  B.  73  State 

Wade  Edward,  71  State 

Washburn  H.  L.  74  State 

Wells  R.  H.  94  State 

Wemple  Daniel  W.  State  Bank 

Wendell  N.  D.  Merchants'  Bank 

Werner  J.  I.  67  State 

Whelpley  James  M.  484  Broadway 

Whitney  James  A.  476  Broadway 

Wickes  H.  N.  68  State 

Wight  Rezin  A.  41  North  Pearl 

Wyckoff  Peter  S.  459  Broadway 

Commissioners. 

TO  TAKE  ACKNOWr.EDGMENTS  FOR  THE  FOLLOW 
ING  STATES: 

Arkansas — R.  J.  Hilton 

California — R.  J.  Hilton,  George  Wolford 

Connecticut— R.  J.  Hilton,  George  Wolford 

Florida — R.  J.  Hilton 

Illinois— U.  J.  Hilton,  Edward  Wade,  George 
Wolford 

Indiana— R.  J.  Hilton,  Edward  Wade,  George 
Wolford 

Iowa — R.  J.  Hilton,  Edward  Wade,  George  Wol- 
ford 

Kansas — George  Wplford 

Kentucky — George  Wolford 

Louisiana — R.  J.  Hilton 

Maine— R.  J.  Hilton,  A.  B.  Pratt,  George  Wolford 

Maryland — George  Wolford 

Massachusetts— R.  J.  Hilton,  Edward  Wade, 
Worthington  Frothingham 

Michigan— R.  J.  Hilton,  J.  D.  Pinckney,  Ed- 
ward Wade,  Worthington  Frothingham 

Minnesota— R.  J.  Hilton,  Edward  Wade,  George 
Wolford 

New  Hampshire— Eivrard  Wade,  George  Wolford 

New  Jersci/— Edward  Wade,  George  Wolford 

Ohio — R.  J.  Hilton,  Edward  Wade,  George 
Wolford 

Pennsylvania — George  Wolford 

Rhode  Island— R.  J.  Hilton,  George  Wolford 

Texas— R.  J.  Hilton 

Utah— George  Wolford 

Vermont— R.  J.  Hilton,  George  Wolford 

Wisconsin— R.  J.  Hilton,  Edward  Wade,  George 
Wolford 

Commission  llercliants. 

(See  also  Forwarders,  Produce,  Flour  and  Grain.) 

Aiken  E.  C.  312  Broadway 

Ames  &  Co.  37  Quay 

Anderson  George,  57  Quay 

Armstrong  C.  W.  Quay  cor.  Hamilton 

Averill  Horace,  77  Quay 

Barber  Fletcher,  5  Hudson 

Barker  F.  A.  82  Quay 

Bray  ton  &  Thorburn,  48  Quay 

Chamberlains,  47  Quay 

Chapman  I.  A.  3  State 

Clark  &  Gifford,  39  Quay 

Congdon  S.  B.  &  Co.  61  Quay 

Converse  T.  W.  Hamilton  cor.  Quay 

Crittenden  M.  L.  39  Quay 

Dwight  Harvey  A.  120  Pier 

Fish  N.  A.  38  Quay 

Gifford  A.  E.  &  Co.  55  and  56  Quay 

Glazier  &  Leonard,  35  Quay 

Goffe  Wm.  B.  &  J.  16  Hudson 

Griffen  E.  W.  &  Co.  76  Quay 

Griffin  G.M.  &  Co.  Ill  Pier 


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Hale  Sylvester,  117  Pier 

Hall,  Hooke  &  Co.  85  Green 

Hawe  J.  A.  &  Co.  86  Quay 

Higglns  Robert,  265  Wash.  ave.  and  64  Quaj 

Hoag  &  Briggs,  10  Exchange 

Howe  J.  A.  317  Broadway 

HUMPHREY  FRIEND'S  SONS,  14  and  16  State 
[see  adv.  inside  back  cover] 

Irwiu  William  P.  113  Pier 

Judson  &  Caproii,  8  State 

Keeler  Isaac  N.  121  Pier 

Dickerman  John,  92  State 

LEFEVRES  &  SMITH,  6  State  [see  adv.  p.  235] 

Lewis  &  Hinkley,  89  Quay 

Lloyd  A.  C.  359  Broadway 

Loucks  H.  B.  38  Quay 

McKissick  &  Duraut,  119  Pier 

Mills  &  McMartin,  80  Quay 

Moran  M.  &  Co.  115  Pier  . 

Morgan  S.  H.  73  Quay 

Moseley  C.  C.  49  Quay 

Mott  Wm.  H.  83  Quay 

Ostrom  &  Mclntyre,  9  Exchange 

Preston  William  S.  110  Pier 

Rattoone  William,  423  Broadway 

Requa,  Kirk  &  Co.  Ill  Pier 

Ruggles  V.  P.  &  Co.  49  Quay 

Russell  &Read,  118  Pier 

Settle  Sylvanus  W.  112  Pier 

Shepard  A.  D.  &  Co.  109  Pier 

Smyth  &  Meigs,  40  Quay 

Stall,  AUendorf  &  Co.  Ferry,  Bath 

VAN  SICKLER  &  FORBY  (manufacturers'  ar- 
ticles, dry  goods,  &c.),  1  and  2  Central 
Block,  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  225] 

Vose  Rodney,  196  Water 

Waterman  &  Buell,  116  Pier 

Weller  &  Smith,  24  State 

Wing  D.  L.  123  Pier 

Young,  Edwards  &  Co.  35  Quay 

Confectioners. 

Anderson  &  Mesick,  30  Lydiusand  78  Wash.  av. 

Assalena  Leon,  115  State 

Beekman  E.  332  Broadway 

Burt  Mrs.  38  South  Pearl 

Campbell  Ann,  Green  cor.  Hamilton 

Clapp  &  Coughtry,  916  Broadway 

Connor  .James,  127  Green 

Fuller  Richard,  71  Bowery 

Hammond  James,  105  Lydius 

Hermance  Wm.  G.  43  South  Pearl 

Hern  John,  62  X  Green 

La  Grange  S.  33  North  Pearl 

Modot  Joel  A.  312  South  Pearl 

Randall  George,  83  State 

Reid  John,  637  Broadway 

Savage  C,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Shaw  Joseph,  98  State 

Stephens  &  Co.  328  Broadway 

Terry  W.  G.  58  and  109  South  Pearl 

VANT  &  ERTZBERGER,  Swan  corner  Lumber 

[see  adv.  page  251] 
Wallace  William  H.  41  South  Pearl 
Wright  Elizabeth,  41  Lydius 

Coopers. 

Bates  Jeremiah  H.  123  Chestnut 

BURT  U.  &  CO.,  Montgomery,  Lumber,  Colonie 

and  Center  [see  adv.  page  228] 
Connick  P.  boat  Miller,  foot  State 
Coyle  Patrick,  80  Church 
Donnelly  Patrick,  72  Rensselaer 
Golden  Thomas,  193  Hudson 
Hamlin  R.  C.  Broadway  c.  Columbia,  G'bnsh 
Harris  Samuel  C.  (cedar),  120  Washington  ave. 
Hawe  M.  63  Liberty  and  58  Union 


Hewick  H.  &  C.  72  and  74  Quay 

Kearney  William,  28  Swan 

Le  Gallez  John,  Lansing  near  Broadway 

Pennie  John  jr.  66  Herkimer  and  42  Quay 

Shields  Bernard,  161  Lumber 

Smith  Michael,  60  Cherry 

Thomas  D.  44  Division 

Copper  Plate  Printers. 

(See  also  Printers.) 

GAVIT  &  COWELL,  Exchange  Bldg.  3d  floor 

[see  adv.  inside  back  colored] 
KNICKERBOCKER  CHARLES,  518  Broadway, 

[see  adv.  back  cover] 
LEWIS  &  GOODWIN,  452  B'way  [see  adv.  p. 

Coppersmiths. 

(See  also  Tinsmiths,  etc.) 
Clark  J.  H.  12  Beaver 

DELEHANTY  M.  26  Green  [see  adv.  p.  222] 
GRIFFIN  P.  H.,  Steuben  cor.  James  [see  adv. 

page  221] 
Lanigan  John  jr.  27  Church 
RIDGWAY  &  Co.  121  State  [see  adv.  p.  223] 
SMITH  PETER,  16  Beaver  [see  adv.  back  col'd] 
Whitney  C.  345  Broadway 

Cord,  Fringe  and  Tassel  Manufacturer. 

REID  JOHN,  586  and  588  Broadway  [see  adv. 
245] 

Coroners. 

Seepage  212. 

Cofset  and  Stay  Makers. 

See  Milliners. 

Cotton  Manufacturer. 

Hastings  Fred.  H.  5  Douw's  Building,  State 

Cotton  Manufacturers'  Supplies. 

VAN  SICKLER  R.  M.  &  FORBY,  1  and  2  Central 
Block,  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  225] 

Cracker  Baker. 

WHITING  JONAS,  Washington  corner  Second 
avenue,  Greenbush  [see  adv.  page  234] 

Crockery,  China  and  Glass. 

Bell  J.  18  Washington  avenue 

Bennett  N.  46  Washington  avenue 

Brown  R.  612  Broadway 

DEARSTYNE  JAMES    &   BROTHERS,    North 

Greenbush  [see  adv.  page  236] 
Dornet  William,  182  South  Pearl 
Frank  Augustus,  211  South  Pearl 
Frazier  Julia,  48  Washington  avenue 
McCartan  Michael,  70  South  Pearl 
McCracken  Bernard,  92  South  Pearl 
Lees  Thomas'  16  South  Pearl 
Nixon  James,  48  State 
Tucker  &  Crawford,  416  and  418  Broadway 
Van  Heusen  &  Charles,  470  Broadway 
Wall  John,  85  South  Pearl 

Curriers. 

Cilnningham  &  Helliwell,  413  Broadway 

Cutlers  and  Surg-ical  InstTuments. 

Martin  James,  20  Beaver 
Spangenberg  Herman,  28  Beaver 

Daguerreotype  Apparatus. 
Greene  &  Parsons,  496  Broadway 


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Daguerreotype,  Ambrotype  and  Photo- 
graph Artists. 

Byron  John  N.  40  South  Pearl 

Chrisler  Merrit,  66  State 

Churchill  R.  E,  80  State 

Couchman  E.  45  South  Pearl 

Denison  Daniel,  57  State 

Huested  E.  56  State 

Thompson  &  Co.  478  Broadway 

Rablen  &  Mosher,  496  Broadway 

"Wood  &  Brother,  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor 

Woodworth  D.  444  Broadway 

Dentists. 

Austin  J.  C.  8  North  Pearl 

Bauer  A.  47  South  Pearl 

Benne  D.  F.  14  North  Pearl 

Carter  A.  45  South  Pearl 

Griffin  Elwood,  59  Chapel 

Nelson  Robert  &  Alexander,  22  North  Pearl 

Newcomb  D.  61  Hudson 

Owens  Edward,  22  Lancaster 

Perkins  J.  A.  Tweddle  Hall 

Rheiu  M.  L.  84  Lydius 

Winne  Wm.  F.  82  Hudson 

Die  Sinkers. 

GAVIT   &   COWELL,  Exchange  Building,  3d 

floor  [see  adv.  back  colored] 
True  Daniel,  Broadway  cor.  Hudson 

Designer. 

GIBBS  S.  W.  9  Liberty  [see  adv.  187] 

Distillers. 

Edson  &  Co.  B'way  cor.  Vine,  office  11  Hudson 
EVERS  JOHN,  Chapel  corner  Van  Schaick  [see 

adv.  page  232] 
TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  21  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

page  222] 

Doors. 

See  Sashes,  Blinds  and  Doors. 

Drain  Tile  Manufacturers. 

Artcher  &  Son,  Great  Western  turnpike 
Jackson  George,  Swan  cor.  Morton 
McCAMMON  C.  &  W.  Clinton  ave.  cor.  Knox 
[see  adv.  page  250] 

Dress  Makers. 

Barker  Elizabeth,  52  Montgomery 

Carr  E.  &  M.  193  Clinton  avenue 

Castle  Mary  E.  48  Orange 

Clemishire  C.  J.  49  Arch 

Cochrane  E.  Mrs.  121  Beaver 

Colrose  Sophia,  28  Dove 

Coyle  Ann  J.  105  Church 

Davis  A.  197  Hamilton 

Droogan  Rosanna,  83  South  Ferry 

Finn  Mary  Ann,  17  Daniels 

Fisher  Polly,  116X  Franklin 

Gleason  M.  A.  55  Chapel 

Graves  William  H.  Mrs.  139  South  Pearl 

Green  E.  Mrs.  5  Canal 

Hartnett  E.  M   124  Hamilton 

Henry  Jane  Mrs.  54  Willett 

Hewitt  Mrs.  3  Washington  ave. 

Hogan  M.  A.  5  Plain 

Hinckel  E.  M.  508  Broadway 

Ingrahara  Clara,  80  Division 

Jones  Eliza,  656  Broadway 

Kearney  Mary,  782  Broadway 

Kider  Julia,  136  Lydius 

McAndrew  Mary  A.  79  Colouie 


Mcintosh  Elizabeth,  185  Elm 
McNeill  Mary,  129  .Jefferson 
McPherson  Ellen,  257  Elm 
Morey  A.  27  William 
Onkey  Mary,  95  Bassett 
Pierce  Fanny  (cloak),  89  Hamilton 
Platto  E.  Mrs.  90  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Pratt  Ann  C.  3  Washington  ave. 
Skinner  Emma,  85  Hamilton 
Tate  Anna  M.  698  Broadway 
Vunk  Eliza,  142  North  Pearl 
Wilson  Lydia  A.  69  Jefferson 

Druggists. 

(See  also  Apothecaries.) 
Bullock  J.  H.  128  South  Pearl  cor.  Lydius 
BURT  CHARLES  A.   795  Broadway   [see  adv. 

page  228] 
MACOMBER   M.  W.  &  CO.  32  and  34  Wash- 
ington avenue  [see  a^iv.  page  248] 
McClure  A.  &  Co.  74  and  76  State 
McClure  J.  H.  70  State 

Drum  Maker. 
Kilbourn  William,  147  Clinton  avenue 

Dry  Goods. 

■VVUOLliSALK. 

Sheldons  &  Co.  443  and  445  B'way  and  40  Dean 

Smith  William,  477  and  479  Broadway 

Strong  Brothers  &  Co.  476  and  478  Broadway, 

and  11  and  13  James 
VAN  SICKLER  R.  M.  &  FORBY,  1  and  2  Cen- 

tral  block,  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  225] 

UET.ML. 

Anderson  John,  66  South  Pearl 

Arrowsmith  J.  W.  145  South  Pearl 

Bailey  &  Brother,  87  Washington  avenue 

Belser  Joseph,  316  South  Pearl 

Blatner  &  Co.  348  Broadway 

Buckley  Wm.  N.  596  Broadway 

Canaday  Geo.  75  Washington  avenue 

Canaday  Wm.  &  Son,  73  Washington  avenue 

Chapman  Mary  E.  208  South  Pearl 

Chaitield  Daniel  S.  650  Broadway 

Cohn  J.  &  Brother,  372  Broadway 

Crapo  Seth's  Sou,  56  State 

Dillon  Richard,  202  Broadway 

Donahoe  Edward,  South  Pearl  cor.  South  Ferry 

Dorr  Christoffel,  270  South  Pearl 

Duffy  M.  Madame,  39  North  Pearl 

EicUenbroner  I.  277  Washington  Avenue 

Fisher  G.  823  Broadwav 

Flagler  F.  W.  384  Broa'dway 

Hafley  Edward,  813  Broadw.ay 

Hartley  Joseph,  33  South  Pearl 

Hendrickson  Alida  L.  Mrs.  134  South  Pearl 

Hinman  Brothers,  396  Broadway 

Jaques  Edward,  141  South  Pearl 

Kastendike  J.  248  South  Pearl 

King  Samuel  W.  68  Second 

Koonz  Wm.  P.  161  South  Pearl 

Lamb  Robert,  1 1  South  Pearl 

Lansing  Jacob  T.  jr.  3  Clinton  avenue 

Lederer  Brothers,  330  Broadway  and  27  N.  Pearl 

Lehman  Julius,  344  Broadway 

LehrberK  K.  380  Broadway 

Luke  S.  31  South  Pearl 

Mann,  Waldmann  &  Co.  374  Broadway  and  48 

South  Pearl 
McCraken  J.  B.  422  Broadway 
McElroy  James,  636  Broadway 
MoElrov  William  &  Son,  645  Broadway 
Mesick'H.  T.  338  Broadwav 
Morrell  &  Reid,  40  South 'Pearl 
Newwitter  J.  73  South  Pearl 


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Ogsbury  J.  H.  59  Washington  avenue 

Owen  Edward,  670  Broadway 

Parker  Mary,  7 1  Swan,  Arbor  hill 

Post  Jared  A.  466  Broadway 

Redstone  Isaac,  112  South  Pearl 

Reynolds  J.  A.  81  Washington  avenue 

Rosenburgh  L.  M.,  Washington  avenue  c.  Knox 

Simcox  James,  204  South  Pearl 

Starr  A.  G.  S.  682  Broadway 

Ubsdell,  Peirson  Jc  Co.  41  North  Pearl 

Van  Wormer  Cornelius,  44  South  Pearl 

Waldman  S.  M.  42  South  Pearl 

Waterman  Edgar,  63  Washington  avenue 

Wiles  Thomas  H.  50  South  Pearl 

Wilkins  &  Benedict,  53  Washington  avenue 

Woodman  Margaret  G.  Mrs. ,  Broadway  opposite 

Ferry,  Greenbush 
Wylie  John  K.  55  and  239  South  Pearl 

Dyers  and  Scourers. 

Giflfen  A.  H.  80  Beaver 

McDUFFIE  JOHN  Mrs.   20    Norton    [see   adv. 

page  249] 
McGregor  E.  40  orange  [see  adv.  page  248] 
Niblock  John,  43  Hudson 

Earthenware. 

See  Potteries. 

Eating  Houses. 

See  Restaurants,  also  Refreshment  Saloons. 

Electrotypers. 

BROWN  R.  A.  496  B'way  [see  adv.  page  235] 
VAN  BENTHUYSEN  CHARLES,  407  Broadway 

[see  adv.  page  6] 
Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  61  State  and?  James 

Elevators  of  Grain. 

Dnrant  William  C.  68  Pier 
Patten  M.  &  Co.  80  and  84  Pier 

Engravers. 

BROWN  R.  A.  496  B'way  [see  adv.  page  235] 
FERGUSON  H.  (wood)  448  Broadway,  3d  floor, 

[see  adv.  page  252] 
GAVIT  &  COWELL  (bank  note,  steel,  wood  and 

seal),  3d  floor,  Exchange  Building  [see  adv. 

inside,  back  colored] 
KNICKER!  OCKER  CHARLES  (wood  &  stone), 

518  Broadway  [see  adv.  back  cover] 
LEWIS  &  GOODWIN  (wood,  stone  and  plate), 

452  Broadwi^y 
Mix  Vischer  (jewelry),  24  Green 

Expresses. 

See  page  199. 

Fancy  Goods. 

(See  also  Variety  Stores.) 
Anderson  John,  66  South  Pearl 
Brown  W.  M.  Mrs.  37  X  Washington  avenue 
De  La  Mater  Stephen  T.  576  Broadway 
Denmead  J.  568  Broadway 
Fryer  &  Knowlton,  394  Broadway 
Harris  Bros.  408  Broadway 
Hogle  Horace  Mrs.  610  Broadway 
Hulbert  &  La  Monte,  392  Broadway 
Illch  Meir,  104  South  Pearl 
McGuigan  S.  W.  94  Eagle 
Morange  J.  W.  39  North  Pearl 
REID  JOHN  286  and  288  Broadway   [see  adv. 

page  245] 
Rich  N.  Mds.  216  Washington  avenue 
Sinsheimer  M.  554  Broadway 
Smith  E.  B.  394  Broadway 


Smyth  A.  Mrs.  72  South  Pearl 
Spelman  B.  R.  &  R.  L.  582  Broadway 
Valkenburgh  S.  M.  54  &  56  South  Pearl 

Fellies  (Bent). 
WINNE  &  NORTHROP,   Colonie,  Centre  and 
Lansing  [see  adv.  page  236] 

Files. 

Brohm  Bernard,  North  Albany 
Fox  R.  G.  23  Church 

Findings. 

See  Leather  and  Findings. 

Fire  Brick. 

HENRY  JACOB'S  SONS,  Tivoli  hollow  [see 
adv.  page  222] 

PALMER,  NEWTON  &  Co.  Salamander  and 
Albany  Fire  Brick  works,  Rathbone  above 
North  Ferry  [see  adv.  page  221]     • 

Fish  Dealers  (Salt). 

Bennett  E.  B.  60  Quay 
Chapman  Isaac  A.  3  and  7  State 
Sanders  J.  B.  &  Co.  72  Quay 

Fish  and  Oysters. 

Anderson  George  W.  227  South  Pearl 
Childs  Daniel  Mrs.  704  Broadway 
Hill  Cornelius,  43  Green 
Keeler  Wm.  H.  248  Broadway 
Kilbourn  George,  76  North  Pearl 
Lindsley  J.  R.  604  Broadway 
McMenamey  Edward,  341  Broadway 
Norton  Lewis,  122  Lydius 
Ryan  Michael,  97  Green 
Sawyer  Abram,  Center  Market 
Simmons  Elijah,  Center  Market 

Florists. 
CHATFIELD  A.  F.  50  Chestnut  [see  adv.  pag® 
250] 

Flour,  Grain,  etc. 

(See  also  Flouring  Mills.) 

Aiken  E.  C.  312  Broadway 

Allen  A.  M.  91  Quay 

Ames  &  Co.  (buckwheat  flour),  37  Quay 

Armstrong  C.  W.  Quay  corner  Hamilton 

Artcher  &  Lyman,  63  Quay 

Averill  Horace,  77  Quay 

Batterman  Geo.  C.  322  Broadway 

Bennett  E.  B.  60  Quay 

Bennett  T.  D.  86  Quay 

Bishop  Charles  B.  85  rier 

CARY  JOSEPH  &  SONS,  351  and  353  Broad- 
W!vy  [see  adv.  page  235] 

Cary  Samuel,  13  State 

Chamberlains,  47  Quay 

Chapman  I.  A.  3  State 

Clark  &  Gifford,  39  and  43  Quay 

Combs  A.  M.  57  Quay 

Converse  Thomas  W.  Hamilton  cor.  Quay 

Crapo  C.  V.  14  Hudson  • 

Crittenden  M.  L.  39  Quay 

Crook,  Palmer  &  Co.  9  State,  and  4  and  6  Exch. 

Cummings  William,  1 99  Washington  avenue 

Davis  John  C.  3  Hudson 

DEARSTYNE  JAS.  &  BROS.,  Bath,  N.  Green- 
bush  [see  adv.  page  236] 

Dickson  Wm.  J.  89  Green 

DUNLOP  A.  A.  67  and  68  Quay  [see  adv.  p.  229] 

D wight  H.  A.  120  Pier 

Fish  N.  A.  38  Quay 

Fish  S.  M.  56  Pier 


BUSINESS      DIBECTORY. 


169 


Flinn  D.  846  Broadway 

GiflFord  A.  E.  &  Co.  55  and  56  Quay 

Glazier  &  Leonard,  36  Quay 

Griffen  George  M.  &  Co.  Ill  Pier 

GriflFen  E.  W.  &  Co.  76  Quay 

Hale  Sylvester,  117  Pier 

Hall,  Hooke  &  Co.  95  Green 

Hallenbeck  M.  I.  7  Hudson 

Halsey  &  Washburn,  122  Pier 

Howe  John  A.  86  Quay 

Higgins  Robert,  265  Wa'sh.  ave.  and  64  Quay 

Irwin  Wm.  P.  113  Pier 

Judson  &  Capron,  8  State 

Earner  G.  G.  4  Maiden  Lane 

Keeler  Isaac  N.  121  Pier 

Lansing  H.  &  Co.,  319  Broadway 

Lewis  &  Hinkley,  89  Quay 

Loucks  H.  B.  38  Quay 

Loveland  Amos,  65  Quay 

Merchant  L.  &  W.  71  Quay 

Mills  &  McMartin,  80  Quay 

Moran  Michael  &  Co.  115  Pier 

Morgan  Samuel  H.  73  Quay 

Moseley  C.  C.  49  Quay 

Mott  William  H.  83  Quay 

Nichols  Bradley,  66  Quay 

Patten  M.  &  Co.  80  Pier 

Preston  W.S.  110  Pier 

Rankin  S.  90  Quay  and  295  Broadway 

Rattoone  William,  423  Broadway 

Requa,  Kirk  &  Co.  1 1 1  Pier 

Ruggles  V.  P.  &  Co.  49  Quay 

Settles.  W.  112Pipr 

Shepard  A.  D.  &  Co.  109  Pier 

Smyth  &  Meigs,  40  Quay 

Vose  Rodney,  196  Water 

Warmington  Wm.  V.  322  Broadway 

Waterman  &  Buell,  116  Pier 

Weller  &  Smith,  24  State 

Wilcox  Thos.  H.  L.  83  and  84  Quay 

Wing,  D.  L.  123  Pier 

Young,  Edwards  &  Co.  35  Quay 

*  Flouring  Mills. 

Albany  Steam  Flour  Mills  (M.  Patten  &  Co.),  80 

Pier 
Batterman's  Mills,  G.  C.  Batterman,  322  B'way 
DUNLOP  A.  A.  67  and  68  Quay  [see  adv.  page 

229] 
Durant  Wm.  C.  58  Pier 
Mills  &  McMartin,  ofSce  80  Quay 
Ring  J.  N.  63  Quay 
Tivoli  Railroad  Mills  (Henry  Lansing  &  Co.),  319 

Broadway 
White  William,  58  Pier 

Forwarders. 

(See  also  Commission  Merchants.) 
Anderson  George,  57  Quay 
Austin  J.  J.  108  Pier 
Chamberlains,  47  Quay 
Chase  S.  G.  &  Co.  113  Pier 
Clark  &  GiflFord,  39  and  43  Quay 
Congdon  S.  B.  &  Co.  61  Quay 
D wight  H.  A.  120  Pier 
Eaton  William,  103  Pier 
Fish  S.  M.  56  Pier 
Gay  George  E.  103  Pier 
Gritten  George  M.  &  Co.  Ill  Pier 
Mann  David,  11  Quay 
^cKissick  &  Durant,  119  Pier 
Merch'Hut  L.  &  W.  71  Quay 
Preston  W.  S.  110  Pier 
Robertson  Alexander,  105  Pier 
Schuyler  Thomas,  80  Pier 
Settles.  W.  112  Pier 


Smyth  &  Meigs,  40  Quay 

VAN  SANTVOORD  A.  &  Co.  77  Pier  [see  adv. 

page  250] 
Vose  Rodney,  196  Water 
White  John  G.  &  Son,  Quay  corner  Bleecker 

Freestone  &c. 

See  Marble  Works. 

Fringe  Manufacturer. 

REID  JOHN,  586  and  588  Broadway  [see  adv. 
page  245] 

Fruit  Dealers. 

BENJAMIN  &  HERRICK,  425  &  427  Broadway 

cor.  State  [see  adv.  back  cover] 
Hagaman  G.  365  Broadway 
Wolenman  &  Lochner,  86  State 

Furniture. 

(See  also  Cabinet  Makers.) 
Berwick  J.  E.  93  South  Pearl 
Butler  J.  C.  98  State 
COLEMAN  H.   &   R.   607  Broadway   [see  adv. 

page  240] 
Harris  Edwin  A.  549  Broadway 
Howe  R.  L.  &  Co.  96  State 
McChesney  L.  H.  110  State 
SENRICK  &  FISHER,  40  Washington  ave.  [see 

adv.  page  233] 
VIELE  R.  K.  Thacher  above  North  Ferry  [see 

adv.  page  223] 
Winne  John  &  Son,  15  North  Pearl 
WOOSTER  B.  W.  57  and  59  South  Pearl  [see 

adv.  page  240] 

Furriers. 

TREAD  WELL  GEORGE  C.  &  CO.  531  Broadway 
[see  adv.  inside  front  cover] 

Gas  Fitters  and  Fixtures. 

(See  also  Steam  and  Gas  Fitters.) 
Cowfell  &  McCann,  46  Green 
Munsig  William.  623  Broadway 
Robinson  G.  &  S.  18  Beaver 
Shepard  &  Son,  7  Tweddle  Hall 
Tucker  &  Crawford,  416  and  418  Broadway 
Van  Huesen  &  Charles,  470  Broadway 

Gas  Metre  Manufacturers. 

McDonald  D.  &  Co.  51  Lancaster 

Gas  Works  Contractors. 

Aubin  Gas  Works  Company  (H.    Q.  Hawley, 
president),  6  Lumber  district 

Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods. 

Jones  P.  H.  584  Broadway 

Teller  &  Page,  462  and  464  Broadway 

Geologists. 

Hall  James,  Morton  cor.  Delaware  turnpike 
Whitfield  Robert  P. ,  Morton  cor.  Del.  turn. 

Globe  Maker. 

Crocker  Mason  I.  22  Daniels 

Glue  Manufacturer. 

Coulson  Thomas  D.  328  Bowery 

Gold  Beaters. 

Barrett  William,  49  Hudson 
Griswold  F.  H.  1 1  Beaver 
Veeder  B.  H.  45  Hudson 


170 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


Grain,  etc. 

See  Flour,  Grain,  &c. 

Grain  Measurers. 

Dermody  Patrick,  40  Van  Schaick 
Eames  Gideon  D.  33  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Fairchild  W.  B.  66  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Holmes  Robert,  7  Hudson 
Johnson  James,  190  Hudson 
Lathrop  Henry,  160  Hudson 
Pearse  Marshall,  186  Lancaster  ' 

Pinknev  Abram.  93  Green 
Remer  B.  M.  39  Dove 

Grates  and  Heaters. 

CRANDELL  &  WHITE,  566  Broadway  [see  adv. 

back  cover] 
PAGE  J.  &  SON  (door),  60  and  62  Liberty   [see 

adv.  page  219] 
Walsh  J.  D.  &  Brother,  545  Broadway 

Grindstones. 
EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  State  [see  adv.  p.  155, 

156] 
Merchant  L.  &  W.  71  Quay     . 

Grocers. 

WIIOI.KSAF.E. 
Ainsworth  &  Northrop,  15  State 
Bacheldor  G.  &  E.  C.  18  State 
Birch  George  A.  14  Maiden  lane 
Bulkley  H.  H.  57  and  69  Dean 
BENJAMIN  &  HERRICK   (dry  groceries  with 

fruit),  425  and  427  Broadway 
Cook,  Wing  &  Wooster,  18  and  20  Hudson 
Crapo  C.  V.  14  Hudson 
Judson  &  Capron,  8  State 
Lawton  George  H.  17  State 
Monteath  &  Badgley,  26  and  28  State 
Weidman  &  Mead,  10  State 
Wilson,  Griniwood  &  Co.  11  State 

RETAIL. 
Amsdell  Theodore,  197  Jay 
Armatage  J.  H.,  Hamilton  cor.  Hawk 
Armatage  William  N.  58  Canal 
Barry  James,  Hamilton  cor.  Fulton 
Barry  Mary,  456  Washington  avenue 
Bartholomew  C,  Hudson  cor.  Higli 
Becker  Isaac  D.,  Hudson  cor.  Swan 
Belser  George,  South  Pearl  cor  Alexander' 
Begley  J.  66  Church 
Bender  William  M.,  Lydius  cor  Lark 
Bennett  James,  323  State 
Bergen  William,  171  Church 
Blake  Owen,  23  Columbia 
Blessing  &  Bantham,  27  South  Pearl 
Boardman  Frank,  Lodge  cor.  Beaver 
Bortle  W.  H.  9  North  Ferry 
Bortle  Richard,  276  Broadway 
Booth  Alfred,  160  Lumber 
Both  well  Hugh  H.  10  Benjamin 
Bouton  Chester  F.  82  Washington  avenue 
Bradt  John  J.  1  Bethlehem  road 
Brady  John,  95  Philip 
Brammall  George  G.  44  Van  Schaick 
Brower  A.  B.  194  Broadway 
Brown  John,  131  Sand 
Brnmaghim  A.  M.  68  Washington  avenue 
Burch  John  D.  796  Broadway 
Burns  Matthew,  147  Church 
Callahan  Timothy,  Green  cor.  Arch. 
Callan  R.  T.685  Broadway 
Cameron  D.,  Hamilton  cor.  Eagle 
Carey  Dennis,  174  Hudson 
Carey  John,  84  Church 


Carey  Lawrence,  107  Eagle 

Carey  Michael,  33  Jeflferson 

Carroll  L.  89  Canal 

Carroll  P.  69  Canal 

Carter  Wm.  H.  46  Lydius 

Cavert  &  Haight,  84  North  Pearl 

Chapman  Morgan  L.  36  Quay 

Clarke  M.,  Lodge  cor.  Pine 

COCHRAN  WILLIAM  F.  41  North  Pearl  [see 

adv.  page  249] 
Coleman  Thomas  D.  56  Colonie 
Collins  Timothy,  1 55  Eagle 
Colton  Joseph  J.  62  Van  Woert  » 

Cook  Asher,  Water  cor.  Lumber 
Cooper  James,  116  State  , 

Corcoran  Thomas,  Dallius  cor.  Cherry 
Costello  Patrick,  848  Broadway 
Cotter  J.  R.  42  Canal 
Cox  D.  192  Orange 

Courtright  E.  M.,  Hamilton  cor.  Swan 
Cumming  William,  199  Washington  avenue 
Cummings  G.,  Division  cor.  Liberty 
Cunningham  James,  Benjamin  c.  Whitehall  rd. 
Cunningham  Thomas,  HI  Third 
Davidson  Mary,  Dove  cor.  Elm 
Davidson  M.  H.  87  Church 
DEARSTYNEJAS.  &  BROS.  Ferry  cor.  B'way, 

Bath,  ]see  adv.  page  236] 
De  Forest  C.  A.  &  Co.  Green  cor.  Hamilton 
Demmison  Griswold,  Broadway  cor.  Ferry 
Diamond  G.  T.  &  S.  P.,  Partition c.  First,  G'bush 
Donahoe  Edward,  105  Dove 
Donnelly  Peter,  Broadway  cor.  Hamilton 
Doran  Edward,  21  Swan 
Dorn  George,  222  Hamilton 
Dorney  William,  106  Orange 
Dower  Catharine,  93  Franklin 
Dower  Morris,  273  Elm 
Downey  Stephen,  214  Bowery 
Droogan  Peter,  5  Mortoi\ 
DuflFey  0.  54  Philip 
Dugan  John,  67  Church 
Dunham  B.  B.  870  Broadway 
Eagen  John,  99  Canal 
Early  Thomas,  46  Colonie 
Eaton  Daniel  0.  67  Grand 
Falke  Henry,  844  Broadway 
Farley  Thomas,  334  State 
Fauth  Jacob,  36  Broad,  Bethlehem 
Fazakerly  Hannah,  170  Jefferson 
Feeney  Patrick,  Arch  cor.  Grand 
Ferns  Christopher,  Lydius  cor.  Lark 
Fitzgerald  Martin,  121  Frankliu 
Fitzhenry  John,  47  Lafayette 
Fitzpatrick  Hugh,  1  Lark 
Flanigan  John,  N.  Pearl  cor.  Van  Woert 
Flynn  Edward,  101  Beaver 
Fox  Patrick,  Arch  corner  Green 
Fryer  John,  778  Broadway 
Fuller  D.  T.  44  Philip 
Gaffney  John,  156  Clinton  avenue 
Galvin  John,  22  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Gannon  Thomas  F.  21  Lark 
Gardner  Patrick,  402  State 
■Gaylor  James,  47  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Geiser  Mary,  334  South  Pearl 
Gillespie  Michael,  71  Dove 
Goodman  Solomon,  196  South  Pearl 
Goss  W.  E.  S.  45  Grand 
Greppin  Ausust,  9S  Schuyler 
Griffing  W.  C.  J.,  Snipe  cor.  Bowery 
Griffith  &  Brother,  S.  Pearl  cor.  Westerlo  , 

Guynan  Peter  &  Wm.  121  Canal 
Hadley  James  R.  103  South  Pearl 
Handler  Henry,  195  South  Pearl 
Hart  James,  130  Lydius,  and  Jefferson  c.  Hawk 
Hartman  Peter  L.  299  Bowery 


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171 


Haslam  Mrs.  17  Knox 

Herschberger  Lewis,  275  South  Pearl 

Hickey  John  &  Brother,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Hickey  Thomas,  Fowler  cor.  White,  Bath 

Hill  George,  73  Pier 

Hiller  Bernard,  643  Broadway 

Hiller  Henry,  234  Washington  avenue 

Hiller  S.,  Broadway  cor.  Orange 

Hilts  M.  152  Washington  avenue 

Hinch  John,  132  Eagle 

Hobbs  &  Biddell,  5  Clinton 

Hoffman  Philip,  212  Washington  avenue 

Holler  Jacob,  30  Bowery 

Home  Ann,  64  Bradford 

Hopkins  J.  L.  88  Bassett 

Hotaling  &  Paddock,  101  S.  Pearl 

Hourigau  Joseph,  70  Rensselaer 

Hoy  Owen,  39  Hamilton 

Hoyland  James  H,  365  State 

Hughes  Arthur,  90  Van  Woert 
Hughes  James,  43  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Hughes  T.  53  Church 

Hutchinson  David  &  D.  R.  W.  123  Bowery 
Hyler  G.,  Broadway  cor.  Columbia 
Isaacs  Betsy,  256  South  Pearl 
Jacobson  S.  374  Lydius 
Jones  P.  E.  30  Washington  avenue 
Judge  John,  65  Colonie 
Judge  James,  274  North  Pearl 
Kearney  F.  &  T.  173  Montgomery 
Kearney  Henry  J.  153  Clinton  avenue  c.  Swan 
Kelley  George  W.  112  Swan,  Arbor  hill 
Kelley  Hugh,  175  Montgomery 
Kelly  Thomas,  17  Orange  cor.  Montgomery 
Kennedy  D.  81  First 
Kennedy  John  B.  Grand  cor.  Morton 
Kennedy  Patrick  Mrs.  113  Green 
Keuney  Matthew,  45  Union 
Kerr  William,  13  South  Pearl 
Kieley  Jeremiah,  Broad  cor.  Arch 
Kimball  E.  I.,  Broadway  opposite  Ferry,  G'bush 
Kirchner  J.  9  Bowery 

Kirkpatrick  Thomas,  Lydius  near  Partridge 
Kissell  Frank,  444  Lydius 
Klaar  Frederic,  72  Clinton 
Klock  Martin,  25  Lawrence 
Kresser  Joseph,  42  Clinton 
Lagrange  J.  A.  91  Dove 
Lamb  Bridget,  Green  cor.  Bassett 
Lamoure  T.  89  Washington  avenue 
Lansing  Isaac  N.  142  North  Pearl 
Lansing  W.  Broadway  cor.  Second,  Greenbush 
Lawrence  A.  L.  114  Pier 
Lawson  Alexander,  West  Ferry  cor.  Philip 
Lawton  James  D.,  Hawk  cor.  Lydius 
Lewis  Matthew,  State  cor.  Knox 
Lewis  &  Underbill,  59  Beaver 
Long  John,  Green  cor.  Rensselaer 
Lord  E.  J.  29  Washington  avenue 
Loveridge  George  E.,  Dove  cor.  Jefferson 
Lowenthall  David,  246  South  Pearl 
Lynch  Patrick,  208  Green 
Lyons  Joseph,  9  Chestnut 
Lyons  J.  W.  192  North  Pearl 
Madden  John,  Church  cor.  Bassett 
Maher  Edward,  South  Pearl  cor.  Arch 
Maher  Edward,  Green  cor.  Mulberry 
Maher  T.  835  Broadway 
Mahoney  C.  205  Jefferson 
Maloney  Matthew,  29  Van  Woert 
Mattimore  Piiilip,  25  Lawrence 
May  Isaac,  130  Clinton  avenue 
May  Solomon,  278  Lydius 
McAllister  Charles,  167  Lumber      . 
McBride  E.  &  J.  262  Washington  avenue 
McBride  T.  &  H.  South  Pearl  corner  Plain 
McCaffrey  Dennis,  77  N.  Lansing 
_ 


McCann  Hugh,  40  Morton 

McCanna  B.  142  Broad 

McCaughan  John,  211  Broadway 

McClelland  William,  800  Broadway 

McCloskey  Edward  Mrs.  Green  corner  Schuyler 

McDade  William,  4  Lumber  District 

McDermott  Owen,  29  Westerlo 

McDermott  Thomas,  78  Beaver 

McElroy  Thomas,  527  Broadway 

McEntee  James,  Broadway  corner  Lydius 

McGinnis  J.  &  P.  15  Canal 

McGovern  John,  50  Arch 

Mclntyre  John,  154  Montgomery 

McRoberts  W.  &  R.  21  Philip 

Miller  Martin,  Perry,  Greenbush 

Mimney  James,  First  corner  Swan 

Mitchell  James,  177  Montgemery 

Mitchell  Wm.  366  Broadway 

Mix  H.  &  W.  305  South  Pearl 

Monahan  John,  15  Lawrence 

Moore  &  Pierce,  19  North  Pearl 

Mosher  0.  R.  342  State 

Mosher  Ransom,  357  State 

Mount  David,  293  State 

Mulholland  John  jr.  Canal  cor.  Chapel 

Mulville  Cornelius,  369  State 

Murphy  Patrick,  Eagle  cor.  West  Ferry 

Murray  Michael,  164  Second 

Nessle  John  P.,  Chapel  cor.  Maiden  lane 

Neville  Sarah,  Water  cor.  North  Lansing 

Nolan  J.  C,  First  corner  Swan 

Norwood  D.  81  Orange 

O'Connor  John,  Dove  corner  Hamilton 

O'Connor  P.  147  Hamilton 

O'Connor  Thomas,  109  Broad 

O'Hagan  Charles,  22  West  Ferry 

O'Hagan  J.  175  Elm 

O'Hagan  T.  W.,  Second  cor.  Lark,  Arbor  hill 

O'Hare  Owen,  Arch  corner  Green 

Oppenheim  Gerson,  92  Herkimer 

O^Rourke  Thomas,  219  South  Pearl 

Ortel  Regina,  Broad  corner  Van  Vechten 

Osborne  &  Co.  159  South  Pearl 

Park  William,  4  and  5  Little  Basin 

Parsons  P.  N.,  Hudson  cor.  Daniels 

Payne  F.  W.  "740  Broadway 

Pemberton  J.,  North  Pearl  cor.  Columbia 

Percy  John  jr.  88  Third 

Powers  Patrick,  36  Jefferson 

Price  &  Weatherhead,  7  North  Pearl 

Quinby  Samuel  J.  1 10  Lark 

Quiun  Thomas  F.  179  Jefferson 

Ramsey  James,  817  Broadway 

Renter  George,  103  Snipe 

Riley  Charles,  211  Lumber 

Riley  Edward,  Second  cor.  Swan 

Rhatigan  Richard,  70  Van  Woert 

Robe  John,  89  Elm 

Rosekranz  Ferris  D.  138  South  Pearl 

Russell  Hubbard  L.  34  Jay 

Ryan  Honora,  138  Jefferson 

Ryan  Richard,  109  Schuyler 

Schloss  A.  Ill  Beaver 

Schurr  Christian,  325  Washington  avenue 

Schwarz  S.,  Green  corner  Ferry 

Scott  P.  &  Co.  74  Pier 

Scott  Wm.  B.,  Swan  cor.  Second,  Arbor  hill 

Severence  J.  337  Washington  avenue 

Sheldon  George  W.  72  Washington  avenue 

Sheldon  L.  A.,  Church  cor.  South  Ferry 

Sheppard  Peter,  Broadway  n.  John,  Greenbush 

Shevlin  John,  Lumber  cor.  Lark 

Shouts  John  A.  210  Water 

Shultz  F.  245  South  Pearl 

Simpson  John,  261  South  Pearl 

Skillicorn  James,  219  Swan 

Slade  &  Craven,  14  South  Pearl 


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Smith  A.  H.  D.  123  Green 

Smitli  Bernard,  16  Second 

Smith  David,  666  Broadway 

Smith  David  A.,  Green  cor.  Hudson 

Smith  Henry,  53  Lawrence 

Smith  J.  H.  349  Wasliington  avenue 

Smith  Ralph,  87  Bowery 

Smith  Wm.  &  Co.  104  Pier 

Spencer  Philip,  7  Bowery 

Sprinks  J.,  Hamilton  cor.  Lark 

Stalker  Martin,  4  Bowery 

Stein  Meyer,  138  Green 

Stevens  George,  141  Eagle 

Stone  John,  Clinton  avenue  cor.  Ten  Broeck 

Strauss  Joseph,  1 3  Bowery 

Strong  Joseph,  238  Washington  avenue 

Sullivan  Daniel,  99  Franklin 

Sutlitf  Ezra  A.  29  Lancaster 

Taylor  E.  176  Lydius 

Taylor  James,  Lydius  cor.  Green     • 

Tedford  Robert  H.  20  Dallius 

Tiernan  Thomas,  16  Van  Woert 

Troy  Patrick,  42  Arch 

Turner  W.,  North  Pearl  cor.  Clinton  avenue 

Van  Allen  Philip,  114  South  Pearl 

Van  Alstyne  J.  W.  &  J.  R.  90  Washington  ave. 

Van  Huysen  John,  178  Hudson 

Van  Valkeuburgh  &  Steves,  37  South  Pearl 

Veeder  &  Selkiii,  154  South  Pearl 

Wadleigh  George  B.  54  Lark 

Wallace  Matthew,  705  Broadway 

Wallace  Oliver  V.  103  Orange 

Weaver  John  E.  244  Washington  avenue 

Weeks  Edward  J.,  Hamilton  cor.  Green 

Welch  Edward,  69  South  Pearl 

Welch  James,  848  Broadway 

Welch  John,  77  South  Pearl 

White  James  D.  327  Lydius 

Wickham  John,  42  Union 

Wilcox  J.  660  Broadway 

Williams  S.  867  Broadway 

Winegard  &  Foster,  76  Washington  avenue 

Winne  E.  44  Clinton  avenue 

Winters  Wm.  P.  7  South  Pearl 

Wolfsheimer  Moses,  13  Alexander 

Young  George,  South  Pearl  cor.  Beaver 

Zeh  David,  40  Hawk 

Gansmiths  and  Sporting  Apparatus.' 

Lathrop  R.  P.  57  State 
Scott  W.  J.  &  R.  H.  9  Beaver 

Eair  Dressers. 

Bauer  John,  236  South  Pearl 

Boulton  G.  W.,  B'way  cor.  Second,  Greenbush 

Brewer  Arthur  T.  140 >^  Broadway 

Brown  Richard  M.  13  Beaver 

Chambers  John,  115  South  Pearl 

Chase  John  H.,  Delavan  House 

Crannel  Matthew,  28  Lodge 

De  Munn  H.  A.  29  Orange 

Dengel  Andrew,  274  Broadway 

Funk  Geo.  C.  228  Washington  avenue 

Futterer  Louis,  54  Beaver 

Gardner  Wm.  C.  G.  8  Clinton  avenue 

Garrison  Thomas  W.  39  South  Pearl 

Gebhard  Jacob,  805  Broadway 

Gooseberry  Peter  &  Co.  23  Hudson 

Gunther  Jacob,  Congress  Hall 

Held  Christian,  99  South  Pearl 

Heller  Jacob,  6  Beaver 

Helt  Jacob,  713  Broadway 

Klein  John,  214  South  Pearl 

Kramer  Charles,  4  Green 

Latour  W.  S.  17  Washington  avenue 

Lautenbach  A.  187  South  Pearl 

Martineau  F.  X.  jr.  1  Stanwix  Hall  Building 


Morgan  George  L.  79  Green 

Norris  H.  B.  70  Washington  avenue 

Norris  James,  632  Broadway 

Pflantz  C.  245  South  Pearl 

Robinson  John  N.  863  Broadway 

Scherer  George,  £65  South  Pearl 

Sharp  William  H.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Switzer  Henry,  307  Bioadway 

Thauer  Nicholas,  1  Tweddle  Hall 

Van  Epps  Francis,  27  Maiden  lane 

Van  Vianken  Francis,  482  Broadway 

Van  Vranken  R.  A.  41  Second 

Weyermiller  Adam,  100  State 

Wood  Charles,  124  Lydius 

Hair  Work. 

Blanchard  J.  W.  21  North  Pearl 

Tibbits  H.  21  Hudson 

Yauman  Theodore,  580  Broadway 

Hame  Manufacturer. 

Whitney  William,  86  Green 
Hardware. 

Allen  &  Curtis,  35  and  37  State 

Corning  E.  &  Co.  451  and  453  Broadway 

Lathrop  R.  P.  57  State 

MAXWELL  J.  Jk.  136  South  Pearl  [see  adv. 

page  217] 
Miles  N.  B.  63  State 
Pruyn  L.  &  Son,  39  State 
Viefe,  Coles  &  Woodruff,  43  State 

Harness  Makers- 

Bacheller  Dwight,  167  South  Pearl 

Booth  Alfred,  23  Church 

Clandening  Wm.  617  Broadway 

De  Witt  Ira,  24  Washington  avenue 

Effler  Michael,  12  Washington,  Greenbush 

Fonda  John  (gig),  324  Broadway 

Lloyd  A.,  Church  corner  Broadway 

LLOYD  LYMAN  J.  340  and  342  Broadway  [see 

adv.  p.  217] 
Main  Robert,  95  South  Pearl 
Miller  Samuel,  51  Beaver 
O'Laughlin  James,  173  Montgomery 
Terrell  Holland,  375  Broadway 
Traver  &  Robinson,  678  Broadway 
Whitney  Edward,  12  North  Lansing 

Hat  Blocks. 

Krebs  Charles,  106  Lark 

Hats,  Caps  and  Furs. 

Bliss  George  W.  35  Washington  avenue 
Boughton  Daniel,  414  Broadway 
Cotrell  J.  G.  &  Son,  46  State 
Deihl  John,  38  Washington  avenue 
DICKSON  HUGH,  58  State  [see  adv.  page  5J 
Friedenheimer  Joseph,  94  South  Pearl 
Frothingham  W.  444  Broadway 
Herrick  E.  S.  &  Son,  402  Broadway 
Hogan  &  Co.  12  Beaver 

LATHAM  G.  E.  508  Broadway  [see  adv.  p.  239] 
McAlister  Alexander,  428  Broadway 
Milwaiu  J.  86  State 
Oppenheim  Lewis,  123  South  Pearl 
Robbins  J.  S.,  South  Pearl  corner  Hudson 
TREADWELL  GEO.  C.  &  CO.  (caps  and  furs), 
531  Brosdway  [s^e  adv.  inside  front  cover] 
Walsh  William  E.  410  Broadway 
Woolverton  G.  A.  461  Broadway 
Zacharius  Jacob,  98  South  Pearl 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


173 


Hatters. 

DICKSON  H.  58  State  [see  adv.  page  5] 
LATHAM  GEORGE  E.  508  Broadway  [see  adv. 

page  239] 
Richmond  Henry,  28  Hudson 

Hay  Hoops. 

Hotaliugs  &  Chaddon,  374  Lydius 

Hay  Presses. 

DEDERICK  L.  &  P.  K.  5S  and  60  Bleecker  [see 
adv.  page  22G] 

Hay  and  Straw. 

Bradley  D.  G.  229  Hudson 
Cavanagh  Thos.  58  Clinton  avenue 
Hallenbeck  James  M.,  Hudson  corner  High 
Hanrihan  John,  1  Jackson 
Howard  Samuel,  N3  Hudson 
McClaskey  E.  I.,  Plain  corner  Philip 
Murphy  Patrick,  99  Church 
Southernwood  John,  56  Bassett 
Stewart  John,  26  Westerlo 
Storey  Terrence,  82  Orange 

Herbs. 

Albert  Peter,  54  Green 

BURT  CHARLES  A.  agent,  797  Broadway  [see 
adv.  page  228] 

Hides,  Oil  and  Leather. 

ANABLE  &  RATHBONE,  30  and  32  State  [see 

adv.  page  235] 
Holt  Jared,  48  Hudson 
HUMPHREY  FRIEND'S  SONS,  14  and  16  State 

[see  adv.  inside  back  cover] 
LEFEVRES  &  SMITH,  6  State  [see  adv.  p.  235] 

Hollow  Ware. 

GOEWEY  JOHN  A.  140  Grand   [see  adv.  front 
colored] 

Horseshoers. 

See  Blacksmiths. 

Hose  Makers. 

(See  also  Harness  Makers.) 
LLOYD  L.  J.  340  and  342  Broadway 

Hosiery, 

Hindman  E.  K.  546  Broadway 
Holmes  H.  B.  26  South  Pearl 
VALKENBURGH  S.  M.  54  and  56  S.  Pearl  [see 
adv.  page  187] 

Hotels. 

Albany  Hotel,  N.  Beardsley,  67  Wash.  ave. 
American  Hotel,  H.  B.  Clark,  100  State 
Boston  House,    Simon    Lodewick,  Broadway, 

Greenbush 
Brown's  Hotel,  J.  F.  Brown,  38  Hawk 
Bull's  Head,  Nathaniel  Gallup,  junction  Clinton 

avenue  and  Bowery 
Bull's  Head,  A.   R.    Hunter,  junction   Clinton 

avenue  and  Bowery 
Congress  Hall,  James  L.  Mitchell,  Washington 

avenue,  corner  Park  place 
DELAVAN  HOUSE,  T.  Roessle  &  Son,  Broad- 
way, corner  Steuben  [see  adv.  page  243] 
Drovers'  Exchange,  Irani  B.  Moore,  W.  Albany 
Dunlop  House,  E.  Owens,  719  Broadway 
Eagle  Street  Hotel,  Mills  k  Green,  Eagle  corner 

Hudson 
Exchange  Hotel,  Geo.  Erwiu,  25  Maiden  lane 


Farmers  and  Mechanics'  Hotel,  P.  Poland,  91 

Washington  avenue 
Farmers'  Hotel,  J.  N.  Hagar,  42  Washington  av. 
FARMERS'  HOTEL,  Edward  Dearstyne,  Bath 

[see  adv.  page  236] 
Franklin  House,  Edwin  Beebe,  138  State 
Houck's  Hotel,  C.  Houck,  74  Wash.  ave. 
Mansion  House,  R.  D.  McDonald,  387  Broadway 
Merchants'  Hotel,  D.  Peck  &  Co.  507  Broadway 
Pearl  Street  Hotel,  R.  B.  Stiles,  156  South  Pearl 
STANWIX  HALL,  F.  Rider,  Broadway  corner 

Maiden  lane  [see  adv.  page  242] 
St.  Nicholas  Hotel,  J.  B.  Eagar,  17  Hamilton 
Union  Hotel,  A.  S.  Woodward,  278  Broadway 
Van  Rensselaer  House,  J.  P.  Braytou,  State  cor. 

South  Pearl 
Vedder's  Hotel,  S.  S.  Vedder,  28  Wash.  ave. 

House  Furnishing  Goods. 

(See  also  Wooden  Ware.) 
McHaffie  &  Ramsey,  75  State 

Hoxsie. 

HOXSIE  GEORGE  W.   Hamilton  cor.  Liberty 

[see  adv.  page  234] 

Ice. 

Bradwill  P.  S.,  Bassett  corner  Quay 
Hall  0.  932  Broadway 
Hotailing  Aaron  &  H.  41  Broadway 
Moore  William,  Bethlehem  road 

India  Rubber  Goods. 

E.  W.  Ford,  406  Broadway 
Mayell  Henry,  128  Broadway 
Udell  Geo.  F.  536  Broadway 

Ink,  Blacking  and  Varnish. 

Ovens  George,  335  Broadway 
Rosekrans  A.  D.  12  Exchange 
STONE  F.  M.  printers'  inks,  80  State  [see  adv. 
page  252] 

Inspectors. 

FLOUR. 
Jacobson  John,  73  Quay 

HIDES  AND  LEATHER. 

Muir  James,  56  Van  Schaick 

LUMBER. 
Birch  Samuel  M.  Water  corner  Lawrence 
Brady  Terrence  E.  109  Third 
Brainard  Wm.  H.  at  Towner  &  Hayt's,  18  Lum« 

ber  district 
Bridgford  James  E.  269  North  Pearl 
Campbell  John,  47  DeWitt 
Carroll  W.  H.  267  North  Pearl 
Castle  John,  926  Broadway 
Castle  W.  H.  926  Broadway 
Chase  Samuel  T.,  Dunlop  House 
Crannell  Francis  F.  HI  Second 
Davenport  Samuel  J.  162  Lumber 
Davis  C.  E.  85  Ten  Broeck 
Fassett  Asa,  101  Colonie 
Gourlay  W.  B.  82  North  Pearl 
Higham  L.  17  Van  Schaick 
Holden  J.  W.  51  DeWitt 
King  W.  T.  25  DeWitt 
Maher  J.  T.  196  North  Pearl 
Patten  John  W.  26  Third 
Peck  Edward  H.  68  Lumber 
Salisbury  James  M.  1 47  Second 

SPIRITS. 
Buckbee  James  A.  60  Clinton  avenue 
Lee  N.  P.  47  Quay 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


STEAM  BOAT  BOILEKS. 
DeWitt  Richard  V.  56  State 

WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES. 
Harris  Samuel  C.  120  Washington  avenue 

Insurance  Agents. 

Babcock  E.  462  and  464  Broadway 
CONANT  W.  B.  45  State  [see  adv.  page  236] 
Crosby  James  F.  9  Strong's  Building,  B'way 
CUYLER  GEORGE  (mutual)  50  State  [see  adv. 

front,  colored] 
Davis  William,  448  Broadway 
Ford  John  W.  (life  ins.),  50  State 
Fryer  William  J.  51  State 
Gates  Elias,  71  State 
GROESBEECK  STEPHEN,   56  State  [see  adv. 

front  cover]  ^ 

Hamilton  Robert  M.  444  Broadway 
Hendrick  James,  44  State 
Holmes  A.  T.  1  Exchange  Building 
Lacy  Wm.  (life),  74  State 
Miller  William  C.  56  State 
Peck  &  Hillman  (life),  442  Broadway 
RICE  JOHN  H.  446  Broadway  [see  adv.  front 

colored] 
Safford  Edwin,  69  State 
Sanders  &  DeWitt,  9  Douw's  Building,  State 
Schuyler  Cornelius,  51  State 
Valentine  William,  56  State 
VAN  ALLEN  G.  A.  (Commerce),  448  Broadway 

[see  adv.  back  cover] 
Vanderpool  I.  (life)  61  State 
Van  Rensselaer  Richard,  50  State 
Winne  J.  F.  40  State 

Insurance  Companies. 

ALBANY  INSURANCE  Co.  56  State  [see  adv. 

front  cover! 
ALBANY  CITY  INSURANCE  Co.,  446  B'way 

[see  adv.  inside  front  cover] 
COMMERCE  INSURANCE  Co.  448  B'way  [see 

adv.  back  cover] 
MUTUAL  INSURANCE  Co.  50  State  [see  adv. 

inside  front  cover] 

Intelligence  Offices. 

Burt  John,  38  K  South  Pearl 
Doyle  Michael,  12  Howard 
Wilson  Henry,  47  H  Hudson 

Iron  Founders. 
EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  and  64  State  [see  adv. 

page  155] 
GOEWEY  JOHN  A.  (hollow  ware),  140  and  148 

Grand  between  Westerlo  and  Arch  [see  adv. 

opp.  title 
Lamb  Patrick  W.  (sad  irons)  2Tivoli  hollow 
MAGINNES  M.  Broadway  corner  Mulberry  [see 

adv.  page  220] 
McCoy  S.  B.  13  and  15  Green 
McKinney  &  Mann,  35  Lumber 
PAGE  J.  &  SON,  58  Liberty  [see  adv.  page  219] 
Perry  John  S.  478  Broadway 
Ransom  S.  H.  &  Co.  463  Broadwry 
RATHBONE  JOHN  F.  9  and  11  Green  [see  adv. 

opp.  title 
Seabury  Hilan  (hollow  ware),  Tivoli  hollow 
Sharts  Theodore,  636  Broadway 
Shear,  Packard  &  Co.  17  and  19  Green 
TOWNSEND    FRANKLIN,    Elk   comer  Hawk 

[see  adv.  page  226] 
Wasson  &  Co.  47  Montgomery 
Young  Thomas,  North  Albany 

Iron  Founders'  Facings. 

Orcutt  L.  A.  &  Co.,  Tivoli  hollow 


Iron  Railing  Builders. 

Cunlifi  Simeon  jr.  20  Quay 
Healey  J.  I.  643  Broadway 
PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv. 
219] 

Iron  Safes. 

See  Safe  Manufacturers. 

Jewelers,  Manufacturing. 

(See  also  Watches  and  Jewelry. ) 
Mix  James,  24  Green 
Peters  C.  F.  45  Green 
Van  Loon  T.  E.  480  Broadway 
Wendell  &  Feltman,  480  Broadway 

Junk  Shops. 

Danzinger  Horace,  199  South  Pearl 

Franzen  Jacob,  4  Division 

McClelland  David,  64  Green 

Miller  Cornelius,  Westerlo  corner  Church 

Murtaugh  John,  19  Columbia 

Reittinger  George,  68  Bowery 

Riley  Michael,  80  Lumber 

Udart  William,  80  Rensselaer 

Lace  Manufacturer. 

REID  JOHN,  286  and  288  Broadway  [see  adv. 
page  245] 

*        Laces  and  Embroidery. 

Anderson  John,  66  South  Pearl 

Hindman  A.  G.  546  Broadway 

McNeil  J.  522  Broadway 

Raflferty  H.  T.  707  Broadway 

REID  JOHN,  586  and  588  Broadway  [see  adv. 

page  246] 
Sinsheimer  M.  554  Broadway 
VALKENBURGH  S.  M.  54  and  56  South  Pearl 

[see  adv.  page  187] 

Ladies'  Dress  Trimmings. 

REID  JOHN,  588  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  245] 

Last  Manufacturers. 

Folger  J.  B.  52  Hudson 

Graves  G.  H.  &  Co.  Eagle  alley,  r.  324  Broadway 

Laundry. 

HillL.  B.  19  William 

Leather  and  Findings. 

ANABLE  &  RATHBONE,  30  and  32  State,  and 

333  and  335  Washington  avenue  [see  adv. 

page  235] 
Cook  Adam,  367  Broadway 
Gross  Samuel,  27  Hudson 
Hepinstall  George,  25  Hudson 
Holt  Jared  &  C.  B.  48  Hudson 
HUMPHREY  FRIEND'S  SONS,  14  and  16  State 

[see  adv.  inside  back  cover] 
LEFEVRES  &  SMITH,  6  State  [see  adv.  page 

235] 
Stern  &  Westheimer,  46  Hudson 
Strasser  Maier,  2  Howard 

Leather  Dresser  and  Glover. 

Newman  Charles,  457  Broadway,  and  Orange  c. 
Water 

Lime  and  Cement. 

Dwight  H.  A.  120  Pier 
Hallenbeck  J.  M.  Hudson  corner  High 
WARNER  BROS.    33   Broadway  cor.   Nucella 
[see  adv.  page  250] 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY, 


175 


WOODRUFF  D.  H.  &  C.  L.  (cement  manufs.) 
Plain  cor.  Grand  [see  adv.  page  238] 

Liquors,  Wines,  etc. 

WHOLESALE  ONLY. 
BEHAN  THOMAS,  6  Hudson  [see  adv.  p.  232] 
Bleecker  Chas.  E.  &  Co.  349  Broadway 
BURT  CHARLES  A.  797  Broadway   [see  adv- 

page  228] 
Canaday  L.  389  Broadway 
COCHRAN  WM.  F.  41  North  Pearl 
Conklin  J.  W.  &  Co.  34  Hudson 
Cushman  R.  S.  &  P.  376  and  378  Broadway 
EVERS  J.  "Van  Schaick  cor.  Chapel   [see  adv. 

page  232] 
Hendrickson  J,  4  Hudson 
Kiernan  James  &  Co.  22  Dean 
Lawyer  D.  W.  53  Dean 
Marrin  &  Becket,  7  H  Hudson 
McDermott  Timothy,  90  South  Pearl 
Mitchell  Wm.  366  Broadway 
Reid  &  Moloney,  2  and  4  State 
Stone  &  Merritt,  50  Quay 
STORRS,   MURPHY  &   McDONALD,  356  and 

358  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  233] 
TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

page  222] 
Wilkinson  Jacob  &  Son,  12  State 

■•        WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 

Bleecker  G.  V.  S.  107  South  Pearl 

Auty  Alexander,  30  Green 

Claassen  Clara  M.  South  Pearl  corner  of  Arch 

Clasasen  Hermanns,  7  Railroad  avenue 

Cunningham  N.  29  Dean 

De  Groot  F.  597  Broadway 

Dorr  Henry,  603  Broadway 

Evers  James,  27  Van  Schaick 

Farrell  John  180  Green 

Fleming  &  Laugh  ton.  South  Pearl  cor.  Beaver 

Gardner  John  H.  &  Sons,  80  Washington  ave. 

Hamburger  Moses  (bitters),  73  Hamilton 

Higgins  &  Davy,  618  Broadway 

Hinckel  Charles,  83  South  Pearl 

Jacobs  B.  368  Broadway 

Kean  Andrew,  33  Van  Woert 

Konig  Hermannus,  840  Broadway 

Limbach  John,  772  Broadway 

Mahar  Thomas,  197  Broadway 

Maloney  Patrick,  161  Orange 

McCoUum  James,  287  Broadway 

McCormick  T.  194  Orange 

McDermott  James,  91  Green 

McDonald  William,  197  Hamilton 

McNamara  William,  829  Broadway 

Mnhleck  A.  289  Washington  avenue 

Mulholland  &  Walsh,  14  Beaver 

Murphy  Edward,  205  Green 

Nessle  John  P.,  Maiden  lane  corner  Chapel 

O'Connell  Richard,  4  William 

Peters  John  G.  780  Broadway 

Reynolds  Peter  &  Sons,  232  South  Pearl 

Rice  James,  646  Broadway 

Street  Richard,  2  South  Pearl 

Strempel  Charles  F.  205  Bowery 

Sweeney  Patrick,  183  Montgomery 

Wallace  P.  J.  74  South  Pearl 

Whitty  Patrick,  Franklin  corner  Schuyler 

Walsh  P.  E.  117  South  Pearl 

Lithographers. 

(See  also  Engravers.) 

GAVIT   &   COWELL,   Exchange  Building,  3d 

floor  [see  adv.  back  colored] 
KNICKERBOCKER  CHARLES,  518  Broadway 

[see  adv.  back  cover] 


LEWIS  &  GOODWIN,  452  Broadway  [see  adv. 

page  187] 
Murray  &  Co.,  Exchange  Building,  3d  floor 

Livery  Stables. 

Bradbury  Charles,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Brewster  Augustus,  222  State 

Cowell  R.  252  Broadway 

Cox  William,  32  Church 

Epel  John,  4  Division 

Folaud  Peter  B.  Swan  corner  Congress 

Poland  W.  71  Lafayette 

FRISBY  EDWARD,  80  Hamilton  [see  adv.  page 

238] 
HARRIS  GEORGE   &   SON,  Maiden  lane  cor. 

James  [see  page  238] 
Hayes  J.  (boarding),  25  Chapel 
Lodewick  Simeon,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
McCormick  J.  L.  7  and  9  Grand 
Rose  David,  39  Columbia 
Springsteed  William  W.  133  and  135  S.  Pearl 
Swan  H.  B.  74  Congress 
VAN  ALSTYNE  T.  W.  79  Maiden  lane  [see  adv. 

page  239] 
Wilson  Thomas,  26  Steuben 

Locksmiths  and  Bell  Hangers. 

Blackall  J.  &  W.  J.,  Hamilton  corner  Fulton 
Croissant  Martin,  204'A  Washington  avenue 
Lovie  Alexander,  6  Liberty 
Owens  T.  T.  58  Green 
Vandenburgh  W.  41  James 

Looking  Glasses  and  Picture  Frames. 

Annesley  &  Ferris,  504  and  506  Broadway 
Burton  James  &  Co.  486  B'way  and  26  Maiden  1 
Foster  John  N.  36  South  Pearl 
THOMPSON  &  BROTHERS,  12  Green  and  97 
Lancaster  [see  adv.  back  cover] 

Lumber. 

Arnold,  Folsom  &  Co.  19  Lumber  district 

Bender  Wendell  M.  203  Water 

Benedict  J.  &  Son,  15  Lumber  district 

Birdsall,  Fassett  &  Olcott,  9  Lumber  district 

Bloomingdale  W.  H.,  Lumber  dist.  ab.  N.  Ferry 

Bullock  &  Many,  48  Water 

Carroll  A.  5  Lumber  district 

Cary  &  Salisbury,  1  Lumber  district 

Clark  Stephen,  5  Lumbnr  district 

Clark  &  Sumner,  6  Lumber  district 

Cooley  Calvin,  4  Lumber  district 

Couch  J.  3  Great  Western  turnpike 

Dalton  &  Kibbee,  118  Water 

Douglass,  Saxe  &  Co.  3  Lumber  district 

Easton  Charles  P.  20  Jyumber  district 

Headlam  W.  &  Son,  Water  corner  Lumber 

Hill,  Thomas  &  Co.  4  Lumber  district 

Ketchum  R.  V.  R.  &  Co.  14  Lumber  district 

Lord  T.  S.  25  Lumber  district 

Mattoon  D.  105  Water 

McGowen  &  Wygant,  190  Water 

Mead,  Dunham  &  Co.  4  Lumber  district 

Nichols  &  Birch,  Water  cor.  Lawrence 

Rathbun  Joshua,  10  Lumber  district 

Rogers  Nelson,  188  Water 

Romaine  Isaac  F.  106  Water 

Romaine  &  Duuscombe,  13  Lumber  district 

Ross  &  Crocker,  17  Lumber  district 

Sackett  W.  H.  15  Lumber  district 

Scott  David,  70  Bassett 

Simons  &  Griswold,  116  Water 

Tallmau  J.  3  Lumber  district 

Thompson  L.  &  Co.,  23  Lumber 

Towner  &  Hayt,  18  Lumber  district 

Towner  J.  O.  &  Co.  7  Lumber  district 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


Tucker  &  Kelley,  21  Lumber  district 

Vose  Rodney,  196  Water 

Ward  J.  C.  &  Son,  120  Water 

Warren  C.  &  Co.  184  Water 

Warren  &  Wilbur,  184  Water,  and  Quay  corner 

Columbia 
White,  Loveland  &  Co.,  Water  cor.  Nortlj Ferry 

Lumber  Inspectors. 

See  Inspectors. 

Machine  Carving. 

Graver  Thomas  C.  49  Liberty 

Machine  Stitching. 

Bussey  Isabella  Mrs.  89  Green 
Machinists. 

DEDERICK  L.  &  P.  K.  58  and  60  Bleecker  [see 

adv.  page  226] 
DONCASTER  DA.'JIEL,  200  198  and  Water  [see 

adv.  page  226]  [page  155 

EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  and  64  State,  see  adv. 
HARDIE  ROBERT,  62  and  64  Church  corner 

Herkimer  [see  adv.  page  224] 
Flack  John,  318  Broadway 
MAGINNES  MICHAEL,  Rensselaer  cor.  Quay 

[see  adv.  page  226] 
PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv.  p.  219] 
RODGERS  JOHN,  33  and  35  Lumber  [see  adv. 

page  225] 
TOWNSEND  FRANKLIN,  Elk  corner    Hawk 

[see  adv.  page  226] 

Maltsters. 

(See  also  Breivers.) 

BURT  U.  &  CO.,  Montgomery,  Lumber,  Colo- 

nie  and  Center  [see  adv.  page  228] 
DUNLOP  A.  A.  67  and  63  Quay  [see  adv.  p.  229] 
Kirkpatrick  Edward,  415  State 
McCredie  Thomas,  36  Clinton  avenue 
McCulloch  Wm.  A.,  Rensselaer  corner  Dallius 
Mcknight  JOHN'S  son.  Hawk  cor.  Canal  [see 

adv.  page  230] 
McNab  William,  258  Wasliington  avenue 
McQUADE  ANTHONY,  271  N.  Pearl   [see  adv. 

paee  233] 
Perry  Hiram,  188  Bowery 
Souther  &  Co.,  Lark  cor.  State 
TAYLOR  JOHN  &  SONS,  Broadway  cor.  Arch 

[see  adv.  page  231] 
Tweddle  John,  Montgomery  above  Spencer 
Welch  C.  H.  154  Bowery 
White  J.  G.  &  Son,  Quay  corner  Bleecker 

Manufacturers'  Articles. 

VAN  SICKLER  &  FORBY  1  and  2  Central  Block, 
Broadway  cor.  Columbia  [see  adv.  p.  225] 

Marble  Workers. 
BROOKSBY  &  ROWLAND,  Green  cor.  Westerlo 

[see  adT.  page  240] 
Fair  John,  162  and  171  South  Pearl 
Gray  William,  Franklin  cor.  Westerlo 
Haebig  A.  H.  279  Washington  avenue 
Hanlon  Edward,  Chestnut  corner  Swan 
MANSON  WILLIAM,  Howard  corner  Lodge  [see 

adv.  page  187] 
Marsden  Thomas  &  Co.  209  Hudson 
McKenna  John,  163  Lydius 
Vincent  &  Carley,  167  Lydius 

Masons  and  Builders. 

Aspinall  Robert,  32  First 
Ball  Paul,  168  Swan 


Ballentine  .Tames,  095  Lydius 
Bridgford  John,  93  Lancaster 
Burdick  G.  W.  350  Lydius 
Carr  William  H.  &  Son,  297  Hudson 
Chism  Ebenezer,  56  First 
Goewey  Jacob,  7  Plain 
Hardy  F.  T.  276  Hamilton 
Honghkirk  James  F.  189  Swan 
Lane  J.  H.  163  Jefferson 
Reese  John,  243  Hamiiion 
Schwartz  Fred.  270  Hamilton 
Todd  William,  12  Che.stnut 
Townsend  John  H.  62  First 
Turner  Daniel,  163  Hudson 
Visscher  Henry,  258  Hudson 
Vosburgh  John,  140  North  Pearl 
White  Martin,  164  Clinton  avenue 
Woodruff  David  H.  16  Plain 

Meat  Stalls. 

Andes  John,  56  Green 

Armatage  C.  T    324  Lydius 

Austin  James  M..206  Washington  avenue 

Austin  Thomas,  44  Hawk  and  206  Wash.  ave. 

Ayen  Conrad,  104  Nucella 

Battersby  James  &  John,  21  Clinton  avenue 

Beebe  A.  102  Beaver 

Beschkee  Henry,  418  Lydius 

Blakeman  Ira,  Broadway  c.  Ferry,  GreeQbush 

BuUis  Robert  L.  113  Pier 

Charles  &  Van  Meter,  3  to  7  Center  Market 

Corcoran  Jeremiah,  90  Schuyler 

Crapo  C.  H.  114  Green 

Davis  H.  A.  agent,  199  Hamilton 

Donovan  P.  201  >^  Broadway 

Downey  Thomas,  101  Arch 

Drum  H.  &  A.  48  Broadway,  Green  bush 

Eaton  John  E.  13  Center  Market 

Edwards  Thomas,  Jay  cor.  Lark 

Farrell  Dennis,  848  Broadway 

Featherly  J.  23  Philip 

Featherly  John,  Pier  below  State 

Fisher  J.  W.  60  Canal 

Fredenrich  Jacob,  Green  cor.  Hudson 

Fredeurich  John,  286  Broadway 

Fredenrich  Pliilip,  18  and  20  Center  Market 

George  Frederick,  230  Washington  avenue 

Hagadorn  Silas,  130  Lydius 

Hardis  Harwick,  20  X  South  Ferry 

Hartnett  J.  B.  Rose  corner  Hamilton 

Hartnett  William  A.  Hudson  cor.  Hawk 

Hawkins  Henry,  776  Broadway 

Holden  H.  865  Broadway 

Horton  C.  863  Broadway 

Horton  Jared,  Second  corner  Swan 

Kahle  Charles,  66  Union 

Kana  Thomas,  184  Green 

Kennedy  Wm.  R.  124  Swan,  Arbor  hill 

Kirkpatrick  John,  1  and  2  Center  Market 

Lawrence  C.  W.  15  Ferry,  Greenbush 

Lindenstein  Moses  Mrs.  17  Center  Market 

Lipman  Marx,  8  Center  Market 

Lutz  Frederick,  50  Rensselaer 

Marks  Julius,  102  Scliuyler 

Meyer  A.  120  Lydius 

McAvinue  B.,  Lydius  cor.  Hawk 

McQuade  Joseph,  69  North  Pearl 

Moore  Andrew,  288  South  Pearl 

Moore  David,  836  Bi-cadway 

Moulton  Wm.  99  Green 

Ostrander  James,  14  Center  Market 

Palmer  Enoch,  56  Union 

Piatt  Charles  E.,  Hudson  cor.  Green 

Powers  John,  204  Green 

Putnam  James  A.  599  Broadway 

Rapp  C.  jr.  8  and  10  Center  Market 

Rosenberger  Henry,  132  Arch 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


177 


Reehle  Jacob,  Schuyler  cor.  Franklin 
Schiffendecker  Charles,  41  Clinton 
Schwartz  Abraham,  171  South  Pearl 
Schwartz  George,  11,12  and  20  Center  Market 
Shaw  William,  786  Broadway 
Sheehey  &  Roarke,  345  State 
Smith  J.  363  Washingion  avenue 
Stackhouse  John  B.  83  Washington  avenue 
Stern  L.  193  South  Pearl 
Swartz  Lewis,  251  South  Pearl 
Van  Deusen  Cornelius,  865  Broadway 
Wilcox  William,  16  Center  Market 
Wiley  John,  State  corner  Lark 

Mechanical  Engineer. 

Hackett  Bartholomew  J.  44  Stata 

Melodeon. 

COLLIER  J.  85  State  [see  adv.  page  187] 
HIDLEY  J.   H.   wholesale  agent  for  Mason  & 

Hamlin,  519  Broadway  and  81  State    [see 

adv.  inside  front  colored] 

Mercantile  Agency. 

WEED  &  CO.,  Museum  Building  [see  adv.  front 
cover] 

Merchant  Tailors. 

(See  also   Clothing.) 

Arthur  Edward,  8  Clinton  avenue 

Barrett  Thomas,  43  Beaver 

Brewster  Stephen  B.  4  South  Pearl 

Burke  James,  107  Lydius 

Carpenter  &  Kirk,  556  Broadway 

Cooke  Thomas  ]r.  449  Broadway 

Crounse  &  Co.  515  Broadway 

Devlin  &  Brother,  516  Broadway 

Donar  Wm.  127  Beaver 

Duncan  Henry  R.  78  State 

Duncan  James,  68  State 

Dunn  James,  44  Green 

HUTCH  INS    L.   D.    Tweddle    Hall    [see   adv. 

page  6] 
Jones  James  C.  608  Broadway 
Lodge  Benjamin,  30  Hudson 
Livingston  A.  R,  43  Washington  avenue 
Lueke  Joseph,  24  South  Pearl 
McAuley  C.  627  Broadway 
McHugh  &  Donlon,  44  State 
Mulligan  B.  91  South  Pearl 
Newton  Robert  N.  40  State 
O'Brien  B.  377  Broadway 
Parker  &  O'Brien,  481  Broadway 
Putman  Peter,  52  South  Pearl 
SARD  grange;  488  Broadway,  [see  adv.  front 

cover] 
SCOTT  GEORGE  C.  8  Beaver   [see  adv.   page 

249] 
Van  Dusen  J.  J.  32  Hudson 
Vogelsang  T.  M.,  Stanwix  Hall  Building 

Meteorological  Instruments. 

Andrews  Joel  W.  42  High 
Hiscox  G.  C.  448  Broadway 

Millinery. 

Adams  A.  Mrs.  7  Plain 

Anthony  Eliza,  140X  South  Pearl 

Ariuiiigton  Charlotte,  147  South  Pearl 

Bernhard  Catharine  &  Mary,  266  Soutli  Pearl 

BlancJiard  J.  W.  Mrs.  20  North  Pearl 

Boyd  Mary  Mrs.  91  Hamilton 

Brate  Eliza  J.  1 1 1  South  Pearl 

Carroll  Mary  T.  41  North  Lansing 

Crew  Isabella  (corsets),  125  North  Pearl 


CUTLER  M.  L.  540  Broadway  [see  adv.  p.  248] 

Denmead  S.  Mrs.  568  Broadway 

Dibble  S.  A.  5  Van  Tromp 

Don  Julia,  125  North  Pearl 

Earl  J.  H.  Mrs.  31  South  Pearl 

Easterbrook  R.  T.  101  Eagle 

EastonB.  71  North  Pearl 

Falk  Margaret,  258  South  Pearl 

Fee  H.  Mrs.  83  >i  Washington  avenue 

Getty  Euphemia,  233  South  Pearl 

Hartnett  M.  43  South  Pearl 

Hemstead  Elizabetli,  18  South  Pearl 

Hogeboom  M.  42  South  Pearl 

Lawrence  Ann  Mrs.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Leake  H.  A.  58  Washington  avenue 

Lilienthal  Myer,  30  South  Pearl 

Lowenstein  M.  Mrs.  544  Broadway 

McKinney  R.  Mrs.  41  Beaver 

McNeill  John,  522  Broadway 

McLoughlin  Thomas  C.  498  Broadway 

Nathanson  N.  42 >^  South  Pearl 

Newton  R.  Miss,  346  Broadway 

O'Brien  E.  A.  37  Columbia 

O'BRIEN  JOHN  A.   35  North  Pearl   [see  adv. 

page  249] 
Quayle  E.  32  Chapel 
Rafferty  H.  T.  707  Broadway 
Rankin  A.  39  X  Washington  avenue 
Roberts  A.  C.  Mrs.  46  North  Pearl 
Simmons  S.  J.  Miss,  388  Broadway 
Singer  Hannah,  75  Hudson 
Sinsheimer  M.  554  Broadway 
Smith  H.  71  South  Pearl 
Smith  Mary,  153  South  Pearl 
Smyth  A.  Mrs.  72  South  Pearl 
Todd  H.  M.  47  Washington  avenue 
Valkenburgh  S.  M.  54  and  66  South  Pearl 
Waterman  Maria,  6  South  Pearl 
Wood  Harriet,  229  S.  Pearl 
Wood  W.  Mrs.  86  Hudson 

Millinery  Goods. 

CUTLER  M.  L.  540  Broadway  [see  adv.  p.  248] 

Guest  James,  62  Bowery 

Hinckel  E.  M.  508  Broadway 

King  Edwin  H.  3  Union 

Oliver  Ambrose  Mrs.  176  S.  Pearl 

O'BRIEN  JOHN  A.  45  N.  Pearl  [see  adv.  p.  249] 

Raflferty  H.  T.  707  Broadway 

Sporburgh  Joseph,  77  South  Perry 

Morocco  Manufacturers. 

Smith  &  Covert,  30  and  32  State 

Williamson  A.  &  Sons,  54  Dean  and  102  Bowery 

Moulding  Mill. 

Jenkins  J.  W.  86  Green 

Music  and  Musical  Instruments. 

Bootman  Edgar,  N.  Ferry  cor.  Broadway 
Bootman  E.  D.  North  Ferry  cor.  Broadway 
Brown  Levi,  76  South  Pearl 
COLLIER  JASON,  85  State,  Tweddle  Hall  [see 

adv.  page  187] 
HIDLEY  J.  H.  (publisher),  519  Broadway  and 

81  State  [see  adv.  inside  front  colored] 
Newcomb  &  Co.  524  Broadway 
Parkhurst  Edwin.  85  State.  Tweddle  Hall 

Music  and  Piano  Forte  Teachers. 

See  Teachers. 

Mustard  Manufacturers. 

BARTHOLOMEW   &    MORSE,  352  Broadway, 
[see  adv.  page  234] 


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BUSINESS       DIRECTORY 


Nailers. 

Kelly  James,  257  Sand 
McClusky  William,  19  Perry 

News  Depots. 

Bell  William  J.  512  Broadway 
Bradbury  Charles,  774  Broadway 
Carlin  John,  64  South  Pearl 
Cochran  James,  124  South  Pearl 
Gilbert  P.  L.,  State  cor.  Broadway 
Hastings  Thomas,  31  State 
McConnell  S.  C.  10  >i  North  Pearl 
Sawyer  R.  N.  104  Washington  avenue 

Notaries  Public. 

Batchelder  John  F.  56  Hawk 

Bleecker  Nicholas  jr.  23  Quackenbush 

Brice  James,  66  State 

Burton  Benjamin,  28  Second 

Case  William  D.,  Commercial  Bank 

Cheney  Clarence  C.  Exchange  Bank 

Crosby  James  F.  443  Broadway 

Damm  Jacob,  225  South  Pearl 

Doty  Lockwood  L.  Executive  Chamber 

Evertsen  E.,  James  cor.  State 

Garfield  Charles  L.,  Albany  City  Bank 

Hand  Edward,  Bank  Dept.  State  Hall 

Harvey  Clinton  D.  212  Hamilton 

Haskell  Wm.  H.,  Mechanics  &  Farmers'  Bank 

Hastings  Thomas,  Museum  Building 

Hendrick  James,  44  State 

Holmes  Amos  T.  1  Exchange  Building 

Jenkins  John  F.  1  Columbia  place 

Judson  Albert  C.  Merchants'  Bank 

Lathrop  Ariel,  Union  Bank 

Martin  James,  Commercial  Bank 

Read  J.  Meredith,  45  North  Pearl 

Stevens  Albert  P.  58  Elm 

Van  Allen  Adam,  Merchant's  Bank,  452  B'way 

Van  Antwerp  J.  H.,  State  Bank 

Van  Vliet  G.  D.,  Albany  City  Bank 

Wade  Edward,  71  State 

Walsh  Augustus  H.  78  Chapel 

Wemple  Daniel  W.  State  Bank 

Wendell  N.  D.  Merchants'  Bank 

Winne  Joseph  F.,  Y.  M.  A.  Rooms 

Nurses. 

Ackerson  Betsy,  56  West  Ferry 

Anderson  Catharine,  27  Vau  VVoert 

Ball  Magdaline,  95  Nucella 

Barragar  Harriet  Mrs.  13  Clinton 

Bear  up  Julia  A.  191  Lumber 

Brown  Rachel,  19  Lodge 

Burnop  Mary  Ann,  190  Clinton  avenue 

Cook  Catharine,  394  Lydius 

Craig  Sally,  201  Third 

Davidson  Elizabeth,  12  Dove 

Devine  Martha,  48  Second 

Field  Mary,  32  Third 

Findly  Helen,  212  Broadway 

Flansburg  Jemima,  158  Swan 

Foley  Dora,  101  First 

Foy  Margaret,  31  Alexander 

Gillman  Sarah,  7  Broad 

Glen  Ann,  Chester  alley  n.  Eagle 

Griffin  Ruth,  328  State 

Hale  Sarah,  72  North  Lansing 

Harrison  Mary  A.  162  Lumber 

Hicks  Maria,  164  North  Pearl 

Hubbard  Rhoda,  217  Lumber 

Irvin  Nancy,  302  North  Pearl 

Jones  Mary  J.,  Sw.an  n.  Canal 

Kerps  Mary,  30  Clinton 

Lockwood  Mary  A.  137  First 

Markwell  Elizabeth,  88  Hamilton 


McMurdy  Catharine,  24  Second 
Morgan  Mary,  120  Second 
Parnham  Wm.  F.  126  North  Pearl 
Putnam  Eliza  S.  Mrs.  40  Congress 
Shook  Caroline,  14  Rose 
Sickles  Mary,  15  Quackenbush 
Siendles  Jane,  43  Third 
Smith  Amanda,  328  State 
Smith  Catharine,  56  Rensselaer 
Stevens  Ruth  A.  328  State 
Stoerk  Jane  A.  316  Lumber 
Tracy  Eliza  (ladies'),  25  Lancaster 
Wasserbach  A.  M.  Mrs.  49  Clinton 
Wel)b  Catharine,  163  Franklin 
Williams  C.  45  Philip 
Witmore  Hannah  A.  140  Franklin 

Oculist  and  Aurist. 

LISTON  ROBERT,  115  Grand  [see  adv.  p.  241] 

Oil  Cloth  Manufacturers. 

Forth  &  Co.  (table),  286  Bowery 
Russell  E.  &  Son  (floor),  35  James 

Oil  Dealers. 

Deyermand  William  (linseed),  381  Broadway 
VAN  SICKLER  R.  M.  &  FORBY  (machinery  oil) 

1  and  2  Central  Block,  Broadway  [see  adv. 

page  225] 
Wickes  &  Tillinghast,  13  Hudson 

Opticians. 

Fleischman  Levi,  129  South  Pearl 
Francks  Jonathan,  81  North  Pearl 

Oysters. 

(See  Fish  and  Oysters,  also  Refreshments.) 
Curran  James  &  0.  72  Lydius 
Milliman  W.  25  Daniel 
Nesbilt  James,  301  Broadway 
Schemerhorn  T.  34  Philip 
Thomas  D.  291  Broadway 
Van  Valkenburgh  A.  P.  782)^  Broadway 

Painters. 

Allen  E.  35  Orange 

Annesley  L.  501  Broadway 

Banks  H.  (carriage),  Plank  road  above  Perry 

Cook  John,  24  West  Ferry 

Corliss  Roswell  B.  30  Howard 

Crowder  Thomas  (carriage),  347  State 

Ferguson  H.  A.  (landscape)  448  Broadway 

Foord  William,  Howard  corner  Lodge 

Francois  C.  (portrait).  Assembly  rooms 

Freeman  Wra.  R.  (portrait),  31 X  Maiden  lane 

Gay  E.  (landscape),  3  Lafayette 

Gladding  Freeman,  50  Howard 

Gladding  T.  A.  (portrait),  220  Elm 

Gladding  G.  W.  &  D.  P.  93  State 

Gray  Samuel  E.  93  Beaver 

Hurdis  J.  9  Church 

KINGSBURY   &   WHITEHEAD,   131   and  133 

Hudson  [see  adv.  page  237] 
Leonard  &  Churchill,  331  Lydius 
Loomis  Jeduthan,  122  Clinton  avenue 
Martin  H.  D.  (landscape),  Steuben  cor.  James 
McDonough  James,  18  Jefferson 
Mix  Stephen  &  Son,  148  South  Pearl 
Packard  W.  J.  34  Washington  avenue 
Porter  Ira  (house,  sign  and  banner),  609  B'way 
Reid  J.  25  Washington  avenue 
RICE  &  MICK  EL  (fresco,  sign  &  banner),  547 

Broadway  [see  adv.  page  240] 
Russell  E.  &  Son,  35  James 
Scott  John,  195  South  Pearl 
Smith  Thomas  L.  (landscape),  53  State 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


179 


Smith  William,  126  Beaver 

Stevenson  Robert,  25  Wilson 

Twitchell  A.  W.  (portrait),  1  Clinton  avenue 

Van  Zandt  Thomas  K.  (portrait),  89  Knox 

Venter  &  Chatterly,  186  Washington  avenue 

Wilkie  Thomas  (portrait),  249  Elm 

Painters'  Stock. 

Budd  Daniel,  200  Broadway 
MACOMBER  M.  W.  &  CO.   32  and  34  Wash- 
ington avenue  [see  adv.  page  248] 
RICE  &  MICKEL,  547  B'way  [see  adv.  page  240] 

Paints,  Oils  and  Dye  "Woods. 

(See  also  Druggists. ) 

Bullock  J.  H.  128  South  Pearl 

BURT  CHARLES  A.  797  Broadway  [see  adv. 
page  228] 

Chnsler  John,  819  Broadway 

Davis  Joseph,  72  State 

MACOMBER  M.  W.  &  CO.,  32  and  34  Wash- 
ington avenue  [see  adv.  page  248] 

Paper  Boxes. 

See  Band  Boxes. 

1-aper  Hangings. 

Dickerman  E.  &  H.  L.  57  Washington  avenue 

HARRIS  DANIEL,  8  Green  [see  adv.  front  cover] 

Ingmire  John  H.  382  Broadway 

Lawyer  &  Burnet,  316  Broadway 

Parry  Wm.  H.  96  South  Pearl 

Shehan  M.  A.  390  Broadway 

Steele  &  King,  362  Broadway  and  19  Liberty 

Paper  Stainers. 

Dobler  &  Bott,  279  Hamilton 

Paper  Warehouses. 

STONE  F.  M.  80  State  [see  adv.  page  252] 
VAN  BENTHU YSEN  C.  407  Broadway  [see  adv. 
front  page  6] 

Parchment  Maker. 

Cassel  John,  Canal  above  Dove 

Passenger  Agents. 
Becker  A.  R.  (steamboat),  282  Broadway 
Costigan  John  (foreign),  66  State 
Evertsen  E.  (foreign),  James  cor.  State 
HARCOURT  J.  W.   (steamboat),  283  Broadway 
[see  adv.  dep.  page  244]  •  [office 

Neligan   David   (emigrant),   over  People's  Line 
O'Suilivan  Michael  (foreign),  63  South  Pearl 

Patent  Agencies. 
DeWitt  Richard  V.  56  State 
Hackett  Bart  J.  44  State  (up  stairs) 

Pattern  Makers. 

Brown  E.  R.  1 1  Church 

Craven  Thomas  C.  49  Liberty 

Durkin  Michael  J.,  Beaver  corner  Green 

GIBBS  S.  W.  9  Liberty  [see  adv.  page  187] 

Graveline  Louis  C.  9  Libert)' 

Perfumery  and  Oils. 

Allen  Isaac  L.  10  Howard 

MACOMBER  M.  W.  &  Co  32  and  34  Washing- 
ton avenue  [see  adv.  page  248] 

Philosophical  Instruments. 

Dexter  &  Nellegar,  State  cor.  North  Pearl 
MAXWELL  JAMES  jr.  136  South  Pearl  [see  adv. 
page  217] 

83 


Physicians. 

Those  designated  by  the  asterisk  (*)  are  Members  of  the 
Medical  Society  of  the  County  of  Albany.  Correoted  by 
Oscar  H.  YonNO,  Secretary. 

♦Adams  P.  C.  77  Columbia 

♦Alexander  0.  C.  66  Eagle 

Allen  Charles  C.  Broadway,  Greenbush 

♦Armsby  James  H.  669  Broadway 

♦Atherley  Joseph,  29  Dallius 

♦Babcock  J.  L.  101  Lydius 

Bachmann  R.  104  Washington  avenue- 

♦Bailey  W.  H.  17  Washington  avenue 

Bauer  A.  47  South  Pearl 

Bay  John  W.  39  James 

♦Bay  William,  32  North  Pearl 

Becker  Philip,  184  Elk 

Becket  Thomas,  188  Washington  avenue 

♦Bii<elow  U.  G.  35  South  Pearl  and  81  Hudson 

♦Boulware  J.  R.  53  High 

Bower  August,  228  Washington  avenue 

♦Boyd  James  P. ,  Hudson  corner  Grand 

Bullock  R.  J.  35  La  Fayette 

Burton  R.  J.  (eclectic),  70  Chapel 

♦Case  H.  S.  85  Lydius 

♦Case  J.  H.  85  Lydius 

♦Chambers  William  B.  41  Chapel 

Claw  John  I.  70  Green 

♦Cogswell  Mason  F.  13  North  Pearl 

Cooke  George,  3  Norton 

Cox  James,  48  South  Ferry 

♦Craig  Wm.  H.  12  Ten  Broeck 

Dean  N.  S.  (eclectic  and  hydropathic),  514  B'way 

De  Forest  Philip  (botanic),  189  Lumber 

♦De  La  Mater  Ira  M.  240  Washington  avenue 

♦Devol  C.  48  Franklin 

Duffy  Edward,  29  North  Pearl 

♦Edmeston  Alexander  A.  96  Lancaster 

Elias  Solomon,  243  Lydius 

Elmendorf  P.  E.  Bethlehem  road 

♦Fonda  D.  E.  49  Philip 

♦Fowler  Amos,  46  Second 

♦Freeman  S.  H.  675  Broadway 

Geoghegan  Wm.  158  Lydius 

Goodrich  S.  V.  R.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Hamilton  Jamin,  100  Herkimer 

Haskins  H.  B.  788  Broadway 

Heinze  William,  Lark  cor.  State 

Herrick  Lewis  R.  72  State 

♦Hoff  A.  H.  87  North  Pearl 

♦Hun  Thomas,  36  Maiden  lane 

Hunsden  Seth  H.  146  Lydius 

Kennedy  G.  D.  2  Plain 

K»»yser  Wm.  H.  635  Broadway 

♦Kilmer  Washington,  N.  Pearl  c.  Maiden  lane 

Knowlton  Myron,  119  Green 

♦Lansing  John  V.  54  Hawk 

♦Lewi  Joseph,  104  Green 

LISTON  ROBERT,  Albany  General  Infirmary, 
115  Grand  [see  adv.  page  241] 

Lockrow  Van  Buren,  145  Lydius 

♦March  Alden,  70)^  Hudson 

♦March  Henry,  70  >i  Hudson 

♦McMurdy  R.  S.  494  Broadway 

Mattimore  Frank  J.  825  Broadway 

♦McNaughton  Henry  G.  132  State 

♦McNaughton  James,  54  North  Pearl 

♦McNaughton  Peter,  132  State 

♦Mead  M.  L.  675  Broadway 

Mitchell  John  J.  61  Ten  Broeck 

♦Moore  Levi,  185  State 

Morrell  David,  692  Broadway 

♦Mosher  C.  D.  285  South  Pearl 

♦Myers  John  J.,  DeWitt  cor.  Montgomery 

♦Newcomb  George  H.  86  Hudson 

♦Northrop  Joseph  N.  51  Second 

O'Leary  Coraelms  B.  50  Philip 

Parmele  F.  B.  12  Broadway,  Greenbush 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY, 


♦Pomfret  James  E.  669  Broadway 
♦Porter  Charles  H.  87  N.  Pearl  c.  Van  Tromp 
♦Quackenbusli  J.  V.  P.  712  Broadway- 
Russell  Andrew  W.  76  Hudson 
Scovell  Amos  S.  (analytical),  249  Lydius 
*Sims  W.  B.  11  Hall  place 
♦Smith  Charles  H.  242  Washington  avenue 
•Staats  B.  P.  61  North  Pearl 
*Staats  Charles  P.  42  Lydius 
•Staats  Peter  P.  42  Lydius 
•Steinert  George,  96  Franklin 
♦Swinburne  John,  55  Eagle 
Teller  J.  V.  C.  5  Beaver 
Tittle  Daniel  J.  119  Lumber 
♦Townsend  Howard,  15  Elk 
Van  Antwerp  A.  (botanic),  680  Broadway 
♦Vanderpool  S.  0.  53  North  Pearl 
Van  Hoosen  L.  P.  329  Lydius 
♦Van  O'Linda  P.,  Hamilton  cor.  Green 
Van  Rensselaer  J.  Greenbush  bank 
Van  Rensselaer  J.  J.  Broadway,  Greenbush 
♦Warren  h.  G.  95  Eagle 
♦Wasserbach  Daniel,  294  South  Pearl 
♦Welsh  Isaac  L.  63  Colouie 
♦Willard  Sylvester  D.  160  Swan  and  7  Wash.  av. 
♦Winne  Staats,  94  Westerlo 
♦Young  Oscar  H.  171  Hamilton 
Zappen  John,  117  Elk 

HOMEOPATHIC. 
Cox  J.  W.  109  State 
Delavan  J.  S.  109  State 
Jones  E.  D.    140  State 
Paine  H.  D.  104  State 
Pratt  L.  M.  580  Broadway 
Randel  W.  H.  32  Steuben 
Springsteed  David,  82  Hudson 

Piano  Fortes. 

(See  also  Blusical  Instruments.) 
Barhydt  &  Morange,  502  Broadway 
Becker  &  Johnson,  186  Washington  avenue 
Boardman,  Gray  &  Co.  468  Broadway 
Burns  F.  P.  Phoenix  place 
HIDLEY  J.  H.  519  Broadway  and  81  State  [see 

adv.  inside  front  colored] 
Marshall,  James  &  Traver,  41  North  Pearl 
Reed  J.  A.,  Temple  of  Music,  524  Broadway 

Piano  Forte  Tuners. 

Collier  George  N.  85  State,  Tweddle  Hall 
HENSHAW  THOMAS  C.  (tuner  and  regulator), 

519  Broadway  and  81  State 
James  L.  W.  55  Spencer 
Tietz  Frederick  W.  146  Colonie 
Underner  C.  L.  151  South  Pearl  [Herkimer 

Woodburn   G.    D.    (organ  and   melodeon),    96 

Pinking  and  Marking. 

REID  JOHN,  588  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  245] 

Plane  Makers. 

Bensen  &  Crannell,  108  State 

Planing  Mills. 

See  Sawing  and  Planing. 

Plaster  Mills. 

DUNLOP  A.  A.  67  Quay  [see  adv.  page  229] 
WARNER  BROS.    33    Broadway    cor.    Nucella 

[see  adv.  page  250] 
WOODRUFF  D.  H.  &  C.  L.,  Plain  cor.  Grand 

[see  adv.  page  238] 

Plow  Manufacturers. 
EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  and  64  State  [see  adv. 
pages  155,  156] 


Plumbers. 

(See  also  Coppersmiths.) 

Barrett  &  Branion,  114  State 

DELEHANTY  MICHAEL,  26  Green  [see  adv. 
page  222] 

Gilmour  Allen,  33  Orange 

GRIFFIN  P.  H.,  Steuben  cor,  James  [see  adv. 
page  221] 

Harvey  John,  13  Bleecker 

Kearney  &  Fellows,  94  State 

Langan  &  Bro.  82  South  Pearl 

Mulcahey  Edward,  709  Broadway 

Phillips  A.  J.  190  South  Pearl 

Ricliardson  A.  108  State 

RIDbWAY  &  CO.  121  State  [see  adv.  p.  223] 

SMITH  PETER,  16  Beaver  [see  adv.  back  col- 
ored] 

Watt  Hugh,  625  Broadway 

Porter  Houses. 

(See  also  Refreshment  Saloons.) 
Auty  Alexander,  30  Green 
Bell  W.  115  South  Pearl 
Bergeron  M.  1  Division 
Bounds  E.  C.  24  Beaver 
Brown  John  Mrs.  55  Beaver 
Bulger  Michael,  45  Lumber 
Cheevers  Thomas,  36  North  Ferry 
Clapperton  Thomas,  240  Lydius 
Cohn  M.  Solomon,  213  South  Pearl 
Cranfield  J.  E.  831  Broadway 
Grossman  Edward,  1  Exchange  Building 
Cunningham  N.  29  Dean 
Daniels  Richard,  23  Orange 
Devine  James,  Lydius  corner  Broad 
Eager  J.  E.  17  Hamilton 
Elder  George,  65  Orange 
Engel  J.  J.  53  Green 
Fafrell  John,  12  Quay 
Fitzpatrick  &  Clarke,  12  Canal 
Fitzpatrick  S.  &  D.  34  Green  , 

Flynn  James,  47  Canal 
Flynn  John,  3  Division 
Franklin  T.  B.  25  Church 
Fredendall  Barney,  119  South  Pearl 
Freschnecht  Jacob,  60  Green 
Griesman  George,  272  South  Pearl 
Gore  Michael,  Schiiyler  corner  Church 
Hadden  James,  71  Grand 
Heller  L.  208  Washington  avenue 
Henshaw  Joseph  S.,  Broadway  corner  S.  Ferry 
Herzog  Jacob,  87-Lydius 
Hurst  Samuel,  287  'South  Pearl 
Julian  Henry,  65  Lydins 
Kelly  Edward,  266 'Lydius 
Kent  George  W.  248  Broadway 
Klump  Joim,  24  Norton 
Krans  John,  8  Rose 
Langgutli  Caspar,  31  Union 
Lawless  John,  28  Maiden  lane 
Leavy  Patrick,  46  Division 
Lutters  Benjamin,  242  Broadway 
Maher  Robert,  100  Quay 
Mc(^afljey  James,  41  Liimber 
McCarthy  Daniel,  27  Hamilton 
McCullock  Charles,  86  Washington  avenue 
Mulville  John,  377  State 
Milner  Thomas,  25  Dean 
Murphy  Michael,  68  Lydius 
Murray  Edward,  600  Broadway 
Nathan  Meyer,  108  South  Pearl 
O'Callaghan  Joseph,  Howard  cor.  William 
Phillips  William,  29  South  Pearl 
Rector  John,  217  South  Pearl 
Reed  Hugh,  North  Pearl  cor.  Orange 
Riley  Luke,  £6>^  Church 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


181 


Ronan  Patrick,  204  Water 

Sayles  James,  152  Broadway 

Scaiilan  William,  27  Deau 

Sclileiger  N.  220  Green 

Schrieber  Stephen,  83  Green 

Scollen  &  Co.  129  Eagle 

Stein  Philip,  66  Green 

Stern  Moses  M.,  Union  corner  Division 

Traub  Veist,  226  Broadway 

Walsh  Michael,  South  Pearl  corner  Rensselaer 

Walsh  Maurice,  29  Church 

Watts  Charles,  163  Jefferson 

WeiuautJohn,  226  Washington  avenue 

Poultry  and  Game. 

Clark  Joseph,  88  Washington  avenue 
Phillips  J.  P.  90  State 

Printers. 

(See  also  Copperplate  Printers.) 

Carroll  &  Co.  74  State 

Comstock  &  Cassidy,  Broadway  corner  Beaver 

Griffin  &  Co.  58  State 

Hastings  &  Co.  IX  Green 

Misrgael  Au?.  10  William 

MIJNSELL  JOEL,  78  State 

Shaw  Daniel,  20  Green 

Stone  H.  D.  52  State 

Stone,  Henly  &  Co.  52  State 

Tucker  Luther  &  Son,  395  Broadway 

Van  Benthuysen  C.407  Broadway 

Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  61  State,  and  7  and  9  James 

Printers'  Materials. 

Van  Benthuysen  Charles,  407  Broadway 

Produce. 

(See  also  Commission  Merchants.) 

Anderson  George,  57  Quay 

Appleton  Wm.  71  Quay  and  89  Bowery 

Chamberlains,  47  Quay 

Congdon  S.  B.  &  Co.  61  Quay 

Cox  Benjamin,  19  Clinton  avenue 

Crapo  C.  V.  14  Hudson 

Hallenbeck  M.  I.  7  Hudson 

Harper  R.  90  State 

Higgins  R.  265  Washington  avenue 

Hill  Cornelius,  43  Green 

Hoag  &  Briggs,  10  Exchange 

Earner  G.  G.  4  Maiden  lane 

McConville  J.  21  Clinton  avenue 

Merchant  L.  &  W.  71  Quay 

Miller  J.  W.  &  G.  E.  88  Quay 

Montgomery  J.'D.  776  Broadway 

Patten  M.  &  Co.  80  Pier 

Rattoone  Wm.  423  Broadway  near  State 

Requa,  Kirk  &  Co.  Ill  Pier 

Settles.  W.  112  Pier 

Waterman  &  Buell,  116  Pier 

Provisions  (salt). 

(See  also  Produee  and  Grocers.) 

Bishop  &  Trowbridge,  42  Dean 

Bray  ton  &  Thorburn,  48  Quay 

Burbanks  Chester,  700  Broadway 

Carrier  John  T.  658  B'way  adv.  page  235] 

GARY  JOSEPH  &  SONS,  353  Broadway   [see 

Gary  Samuel,  13  State 

Crook,  Palmer  &  Co.  9  State 

DEARSTYNE  JAMES  &  BROS.,  Greenbush  [see 

page  236] 
Gardner  J.  H.  &  Sons,  84  Washington  avenue 
Gitford  A.  E.  &  Co.  55  and  56  Quay 
Goffe  W.  B.  &  J.  16  Hudson 
Hawkins,  Van  Antwerp  &  Co.  355  and  357  B'way 
Jennings  R.  29  Green 


Jndson  &  Capron,  8  State 
Judson  L  L.  128  Washington  avenue 
Lloyd  Alexander  C.  359  Broadway 
Ostrom  &  Mclntyre,  9  Exchange 
Sanders  J.  B.  &  Co.  72  Quay 
Weller  &  Smith,  21  State 

Real  Estate  Brokers  and  Agents. 

(See  also  Brokers.) 
Ayer  Daniel,  1  Kxcliange  Building 
Bell  James  C.  44  State 
Brown  A.  E.  44  State 
Cassidy  William  M.  74  State 
Church  Walter  S.  452  Broadway 
CONANT  WM.  B.  45  State  [see  adv.  page  235] 
Fellows  &  Davis,  Green  corner  Beaver 
Foster  Chandler,  63  State 
Fryer  William  J.  51  State 
Hoffman  L.  G.  55  State 
Lightbody  J.  M.  F.  10  James' 
McMurray  John,  71  'A  Hamilton 
Noonan  Thomas,  38  Steuben 
Satford  Levi,  61  State 
Schuyler  Cornelius,  51  State 
Smith  J.  S.  484  Broadway 
Valentine  William,  56  State 
WILES,  HOFFMAN  &  ROWLAND,   55  State 

[see  adv.  front  cover] 
Winne  J.  F.  51  State 

Rectifiers  of  Spirits. 

Cushman  R.  S.  &  P.  376  and  378  Broadway 
EVERS  JOHN,  Van  Schaick  cor.  Chapel   [see 
adv.  page  232]  [page  222] 

TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  20  and  22  State  [see  adv. 

Refreshment  Saloons. 

See  also  Porter  Houses. 
Bennett  Nathan,  46  Washington  avenue 
Buruham  Benjamin,  Boston  Depot,  Greenbush 
Coyle  Nicholas,  New  House,  40  Green 
Crossman  E.  1  Exchange  Building 
Livingston  H.  3  Green 
Gill  Michael,  493  Broadway 
Gray  E.  R.  66  Washington  avenue 
Green  Edward,  20  Washington  avenue 
Hess  Christopher,  62  Green 
Hoy t  Joseph  E.  123  Pier 
Jackson  James,  South  Pearl  corner  Lydius 
Jewell  V.  D.,  Eagle  corner  Maiden  lane 
Keenan  J.  V.  46  State 
Kilbourn  George  jr.  76  North  Pearl 
Lippett  George,  75  Knox 
McCann  Felix,  45  Quay 
Magennis  John,  6  Stanwix  Hall  Building 
Marshall  Francis,  Western  turnpike  n.  Asylum 
Morgan  W.  B.,  Pier,  corner  Hamilton 
Orlep  A.  V.  foot  of  North  Ferry 
Pruyn  &  Henderer,  89  South  Pearl 
Rest  J.  A.  12  Union 
Sautter  Anthony,  305  Broadway 
Schrieber  S.  83  Green 
Smith  James,  15  Beaver 
Smith  John,  62  Quay 
Swift  J.,  Quay  corner  Maiden  lane 
Walsh  Thomas,  66  State 
Westfall  Margaret,  24  Lodge 
Wilcox  H.  S.  551  Broadway 

Restaurants. 

(See  also  Refreshment  Saloons.) 
Baker  B,  19  Hudson 
Blake  Adam,  84  State 
Bounds  Edwin  C.  24  Beaver 
Bryan  M.  K.  29  Hudson 
Casy  John,  State  corner  Broadway 


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BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


Evans  John,  8  Hudson 

Farrell  John,  52  State 

Farrell  Thomas,  95  Quay 

Grady  Patrick,  7  and  9  Maiden  lane 

Hanlon  John,  12  South  Pearl 

Kirk  G.  E.  97  Soutli  Pearl 

Lackey  Wm.  3  South  Pearl 

Livingston  Hiram,  3  and  5  Green 

Loop  J.  P.,  Quay  corner  Hamilton 

McCardel  House,  530  and  532  Broadway 

Randall  George,  4  North  Pearl  [Broadway 

Veazie  Edward  A.  (Marble  Pillar),  State  comer 

Van  Cott  E.  B.  6  Green 

Winne  Wm.  B.  327  Broadway 

Hoofing^. 

Barrett  &  Co.  (tin)  114  State 

Dickson  James  (slate  and  metal),  65  Beaver 

Kearney  &  Fellows,  94  State 

Langan  &  Brother,  82  South  Pearl 

MEYERS  THOMAS  &  Co.  (slate  and  metal),  2 

Canal  [see  adv.  page  239] 
OSBORN  J.  W.  (slate  and  composition)  10  James 

[see  adv.  page  4  front] 

Root  Beer. 

Dillon  Patrick,  104  Canal 

HOXSIE  GEORGE  W.,  Chester  alley  near  Eagle 

[see  adv.  page  234] 
Milliman  J.,  Pearl  corner  Nucella 

Rope  Makers. 

Bulson  David  A.  rear  193  Lumber 

Weir  R.  H.  &  J.  B.  Clinton  avenue  near  Snipe 

Safe  Makers- 
Davidson  J.  M.  B.,  Broad  below  Westerlo 
Dolan  Thomas,  94  State  [page  217] 

SHARTS  THEODORE,  542  Broadway  [see  adv. 

Sail  Makers. 

Marshall  W.  C.  &  Co.  36  Quay 
Stoneman  M.  G.  61  Quay 
Thomas  David,  44  Division 

Salt. 
Avery  Thomas  G.  105  Pier 

Sash,  Blind  and  Door  Makers. 

Bullock  Joseph  H.  128  South  Pearl 

Crandall  Ebenezer  H,  near  P.  0.  Greenbush 

Easterly  T.  131  South  Pearl 

Fowler  G.  C.  18  Liberty 

Mesick  J.  W.  36  Lydius 

McBurney  J.  60  Bleecker 

RAMSDILL   T.    JEFFERSON,    48,   49  and  50 

White,  Bath  [see  adv.  page  239] 
Roseboom  Charles,  118  Lydius 
WEMPLE  P.  H.  19  Norton  [see  adv.  page  252] 

Saw  Filers. 

Heermance  C.  J.  118X  Lydius 
Parnell  W.  50  Howard 
Topping  Sylvester,  18  Norton 

Saw  Manufacturers. 

PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv.  p.  219] 

Sawing  and  Planing  Mills. 

Hawley  H.  Q.  &  Co.  Lumber  district 
Rork  S.  &  Bros.  Water  corner  Lawrence 
Warren  &  Wilbur,  184  Water 
WINNE  &   NORTHRUP,  Colonic,  Centre  and 
Lansing  [see  adv.  page  236] 


Scale  Manufacturers. 

GROOM  RICHARD,  45  Church  [see  adv.  p.  220] 
MAXWELL  JAMES,  Jr.  136  S.  Pearl  [see  adv. 
page  217] 

Sculptor. 

Palmer  E.  D.,  Lafayette  below  Hawk 

Seed  Stores. 

BENJAMIN  &  HERRICK  (bird  seed),  351  B'way 
EMERY  BROTHERS,  62  and  64  State  [see  adv. 

pages  155,  156] 
Thorburn  W.  490  and  492  B'way  c.  Maiden  lane 

Sewing  Machine  Agents. 

Crosby  E.  W.  443  Broadway 
Lansineh  K.  V.  R.  558  Broadway 
McNeill  J.  522  Broadway 
Peterman  J.,  Hudson  corner  Liberty 
Teller  &  Page,  462  and  464  Broadway 

Ship  Carpenters. 

Brainard  &  Lawler,  72  Pier 

Ship  Chandlers,  &c. 

Cole  &  Wing,  61  Quay 
Disney  John,  1  State 

Shirt  and  Collar  Manufacturers. 

Bigsby  John,  496  Broadway 
Jones  P.  H.  584  Broadway 
Rider  W.  W.  217  Hamilton 

Silk  and  Worsted. 

REID  JOHN,  588  Broadway  [see  adv.  p.  245] 

Silver  Platers. 

BROWN  R.  A.  496  B'way  [see  adv.  page  235] 

Gilkerson  James,  50  Green 

Scott  &  Costigan,  13  Church 

Strickland  Ralph  (electro),  552  Broadway 

Withers  &  KeJly,  122  South  Pearl 

Silver  Ware  Manufacturers. 

Brower  S.  D.  (spoon  and  fork),  10  Plain 
Burgess  L.  G.  10  Plain 
Godley  Richard,  6  Liberty 
MuUens  R.  (ornaments),  50  Green 

Skirts  and  Corsets. 

VALKENBURGH  S.  M.  54  and  56  South  Pearl 
[see  adv.  page  187] 

Slate  Roofers. 

(See  Roofing.) 

MYERS  THOMAS  &  CO.  2  Canal  [see  adv.  page 

239] 
OSBORN  J.  W.  10  James  [see  adv.  p.  4  front] 

Soap  and  Candle  Makers. 

Boyd  Andrew,  12  Rose 

Cunningham  D.  Canal  near  Swan 

Haddock  Jabez,  3)3  Hudson 

McKelvey  Peter  B. ,  Swan  cor.  Jay 

Murphy  C.  &  J.  126  Bowery 

Murphy  Patrick,  61  Orange 

Strain  &  Brother,  Church  cor.  Herkimer 

Ten  Eyck  Clinton  &  Co.  Canal  cor.  Chapel 

Ten  Eyck  M.  H.  157  Green 

Wells  Agur,  207  South  Pearl 

Soap  Stone  Factory. 

Crandell  Henry,  24  Fulton 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


183 


Soda  "Water  Manufacturers. 

BURT  CHARLES  A.  797   Broadway  [see  adv. 

page  228] 
Jeflfers  T.  C.  &  Co  ,  Howard  cor.  South  Pearl 

Spices,  &c. 

(See  also  Coffee  and  Spices. 
BARTHOLOMEW  &   MORSE    (Eureka  Mills), 
352  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  234] 

Stationers. 

Gould  Geo.  W.  &  Co.  42  State 

Staves. 
De  Witt  Wm.  H.  &  Nephews,  67  Pier 
Harbeck  &  Co.  30  Pier 
Hosmer  &  Townsend,  55  Pier 

Steam  Boat  Offices. 

Becker  A.  R.  (Merchants'  Line),  282  Broadway 
HARCOURT  JOHN  W.  (New  Jersey  Steam  boat 
Co.),  283  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  244] 

Steam  Engine  Builders. 

HARDIE  ROBERT,  64  Church  [see  adv.  page 
224]  [220] 

MAGINNES  M. ,  Rensselaer  c.  Quay,  [see  adv.  p. 

PRUYN  &  LANSING,  4  Pruyn  [see  adv.  page 
219]  [page  225 

RODGERS  JOHN,  33  and  35  Lumber  [see  adv. 

TOWNSEND  FRANKLIN,  Elk  corner  Hawk 
[see  adv.  page  '226] 

Steam  Tow  Boats. 

Albany  &  Canal  Line,  J.  J.  Austin,  agt.  108 Pier 

Hudson  River  Transportation  Co.  62  Pier 

OLD  LINE  TOW  BOATS,   Alfred  Van  Sant- 

voordj  agent,  77  Pier  [see  adv.  page  250] 
Schuyler  Line  Steam  Tow  Boats,  Thos.  Schuyler 

agent,  80  Pier 

Stereotypers. 

Van  Benthuysen  C.  407  Broadway 

Weed,  Parsons  &  Co.  61  State  and  7  James 

Stone  Cutters. 

(See  also  Marble  Workers.) 
BROOKSBY  &  ROWLAND,  Westerlo  c.  Green 

[see  adv.  page  240] 
Grey   William,  Westerlo  cor.  Franklin 
Jones  SamuehE.  29  Union 
Lang  &  Stormont,  55  Westerlo 

Stove  Linings. 
PALMER,  NEWTON  &  CO.,  Salamander  and 
Albany  fire  brick  works,  Rathbone,  North- 
ern R.  R.  near  Erie  canal  [see  adv.  p.  221] 

Stove  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

WHOLESALE. 
(See  also  Tinsmiths  and  Stpve  Dealers.) 

Corning  E.  &   Co.   (Littlefield's  Coal  Burner), 

451  Broadway 
CRANDELL  &  WHITE,  566  Broadway  [see  adv. 

back  cover] 
GOEWEY  JOHN  A.  (hollow  ware),  140  and  148 

Grand,  between  Westerlo  and  Arch  [see  adv. 

front  colored] 
McCoy  S.  B.  13  and  15  Green 
Perry'john  S.  478  Broadway 
Ransom  S.  H.  &  Co.  563  Broadway 
RATHBONE  J.   P.  9  and  11   Green    [see  adv. 

front  colored] 
Shear,  Packard  &  Co.  17  and  19  Green 


Van  Wormer  &  McGarvey,  25  and  27  Green 
Wands  &  Kinnicutt,  21  and  23  Green 
Wasson  &  Co.  47  and  49  Montgomery 
Whitney  William,  86  Green 
Young  Thomas,  at  North  Albany 

Stove  Patterns. 

GIBBS  S.  W.  9  Liberty  [see  adv.  page  187] 

Stove  Polish. 

Cozzens  &  Lay,  190  Water 

Stucco  Worker. 

Boyle  Arthur,  615  Broadway 

Surgeons. 

Armsby  James  H.  669  Broadway 
Atlierley  J.  29  Dallius 
Liston  Robert,  1 1 5  Grand 
March  Alden,  70 X  Hudson 
McNaughton  James,  54  North  Pearl 
Scovell  Amos  S.  249  Lydius 
Swinburne  John,  55  Eagle 

Tailoresses. 

Allen  Elizabeth,  32  Van  Schaick     \ 
Allen  Nancy,  74  North  Pearl 
Bell  Margaret,  South  Ferry 
Bennett  Eliza  D.  66  Hudson 
Churchill  Amanda,  64  North  Pearl 
Daley  Ellen,  92  Franklin 
Delaney  Julia,  36  Van  Woert 
Gibson  T.  R.  Mrs.  35  Hawk 
Hall  Marian  L  rear  59  Lydius 
Onkey  Mary  Ann,  95  Bassett 
Russell  Eliza,  69  Jefferson 
Sager  Margaret,  75  Lark 
Thomas  Ann,  10  South  Lansing 
Turk  Evelina,  Hudson  near  Pearl 
Winton  Jennet,  22  Hawk 
Wood  Emeline,  26  Van  Schaick 

Tanners  and  Curriers. 

ANABLE  &  RATHBONE,  30  &  32  State  [see 

adv.  page  235] 
Cunningham  &  Helliwell,  413  Broadway 
Van  Valkenburgh  &  Ruyter,  Ferry  cor.  Second, 

Greenbush 

Taxidermists. 

Hurst  James  A.,  Lodge  corner  State 
Roberts  Joseph,  466  Lydius 

Teachers. 

Altmayer  Leo.  H.  (languages),  139  Elm 
Anthony  C.  H.  47  Eagle 
Bayeux  Sarah  A.  Mrs.  34  Lodge 
Berthelon  Sarah  E.  (select  school),  Bath 
Bowman  Wm.  H.  202  Hamilton 
Brown  Jane  (select  school),  125>^  Green 
Brown  Lilly  Miss  (music),  28  Congress 
BRYANT,  STRATTON  &  CLARK  (mercantile), 

45  North  Pearl  [see  adv.  page  247] 
Carmody  R.  J.  (music),  18  North  Pearl 
Cass  Levi,  59  High 
Clark  Wm.  H.,  Commercial  College 
Collins  Lewis,  255  Lydius 
Crane  Mary  R.  125  Hamilton 
Doelker  George  (music),  67  Clinton  avenue 
Dowling  Alice  M.  (select  school),  195  Elm 
Dykeman  Sarah  (music)  158  Third 
Falk  Sampson  (Hebrew),  7J  Hamilton 
Gibbs  Thomas  (music),  602  Broadway 
Gilbert  Josiah,  238  Lydius 
Goold  henry,  (music),  189  Lydius 
Gorham  Alfred,  12  Park 


184 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY. 


Gough  Teresa  (piano),  220  Lumber 

Grough  Thomas  Mrs.  (select  school)  220  Lumber 

Graves  A.  G.  Cdancing),  108  Green 

Gray  Louise  (music),  17  Grand 

Hand  Almira,  Steuben,  Bath 

Helme  J.  J.  140  Spring 

Hewes  Henrietta  B.  (elocution),  289  Hamilton 

Hogle  Augusta  (piano),  76  First 

Hughes  Wm.  H.  74  Westerlo 

Hynes  Jane  and  Elizabeth,  167  Hamilton 

KAMBLI  HENRY  (French  &  German),  22  Chest- 
nut [see  adv.  page  235] 

Kenny  M.  Mrs.  (music),  58  Chapel 

Kidd  H.  T.  and  M.  T.  67  Chapel 

Labischiner  Jacob  (lanL'uages),  75  South  Ferry 

Lawson  E.  135  Clinton  avenue 

Lloyd  T.  Spencer  (music),  135  Eagle 

Loomis  E.  Mi.ss,  138Lydius 

Lord  Sarah  G.  19  Philip 

Loveridge  G.  Mrs.  44  Chapel 

Madden  Henry,  Bleecker  Mansion 

Maloney  John,  115  Elm 

Marsh  J.  B.  (music),  74  Philip 

Mathews  Ella  S.  (music)  56  South  Lansing 

McElroan  John,  li8  JeflFerson 

McKaig  A.  36  Grand 

Meyer  Charles  A.  64  Franklin 

Moore  Frances  A.  (music),  20  Van  Scbaick 

Mosher  J.  S.  285  South  Pearl 

Nevrman  Thos.  (English  and  Classical),  97  Elm 

North  James  M.  28  Plain 

Parkhurst  Edwin,  85  State,  Tweddle  Hall 

Piatt  Emily  L.  209  Hamilton 

Piatt  Helen  T.  (music),  209  Hamilton 

PoUeat  B.  V.  (dancing),  94  >^  State 

Purdy  Elizabeth  C.  (select  school),  130  Green 

Reed  J.  A.  (music),  524  Broadway 

Rice  E.  B.  (commercial),  96  State 

Rice  F.  (music),  30  X  South  Ferry 

Shaw  Eleanor  E.  (music  and  dancing),  28  Jay 

Shepard  Catharine  H.  (music),  340  N.  Pearl 

Sherwin  W.  F.  (music),  81  State 

Skerritt  Jane  (French),  4  High 

Skerritt  Margaret  E.  (music),  4  High 

Skerritt  Mary  M.  4  High 

Skerritt  Susan  L.  4  High 

Smith  Patience  (painting),  93  Eagle 

STEARNS  EBEN  S.  principal  Female  Academy, 
North  Pearl  [see  adv.  page  246] 

Strever  Adam,  76  Herkimer 

Swan  Richard  W.  (languages),  1  Lafayette 

Underner  C.  L.  (music),  151  South  Pearl 

Van  Olinda  Jerusha  (select  school).  Plain 

Van  Schoonhoven  Helena  S.  (select  school),  868 
Broadway 

Wood  Theodore,  182  Second 

Teas. 

Berry  Benjamin,  78  State 

BURT  C.  A.  797  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  228] 

Rysedorph  M.  W.  179  South  Pearl 

Tinsmiths  and  Stove  Dealers. 

Bailey  &  Joralemon,  87  South  Pearl 

Baker  C.  A.  592  Broadway 

Baker  George,  31  and  33  Washington  avenue 

Baker  J.  L.  16  Green 

Clark  Thomas,  656  Broadway 

CRANDELL   &   WHITE,    566  Broadway   [see 

adv.  back  cover] 
Davenport  Wm.  638  Broadway 
DELEHANTY  MICHAEL,  26  Green   [see  adv. 

page  222] 
Germiller  S.  47  Bowery 
Hoy  John  jr.  18  Green 
Kramerath  M.  297  South  Pearl 
Langan  &  Bro.  82  South  Pearl 


Leonard  Nicholas,  163  South  Pearl 
McClure  J.  29  Orange 
McCollum  Hugh  jr.  22  Hudson 
McGarvey  Wm.  48  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Mulcahy  Edward,  709  Broadway 
O'Brien  P.  175  South  Pearl 
Pasco  E.  L.  56  Washington  avenue 
Pasco  Robert  V.,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Roseboom  Gerrit,  105  South  Pearl 
Roseboora  J.  94  Hudson 
Sager  Peter,  7  Green 
Schlink  Valentine,  172  Broad 
Smith  Thos.  12  Little  Basin 
Wands  &  Kinnicutt,  21  and  23  Green 
Warren  Wm.  L.  6(t  Washington  avenue 
Wenz  Peter,  298  South  Pearl 
Whitney  W.  (fixtures),  86  Green 
Wood  Moses,  230  Washington  avenue 

Tobacco  Cutting  Machines. 

RODGERS  JOHN,  33  and  35  Lumber  [see  adv. 
page  225] 

Tobacconists. 

(See  also  Cigars  and  Tobacco.) 
Falk  Meyer,  337  Broadway 
Greer  i&'Son,  822  Broadway 
Johnson  J.  O.  548  Broadway 
Malone  &  King,  885  Broadway 
Miller  Julius,  20  South  Pearl 
Murdock  E.  193  Broadway 
Opperman  Fred.  134  >s  South  Pearl 
PAYN    BENJAMIN,  447   Broadway   [see  adv. 

page  236] 
Rice  &  Steuart,  116  South  Pearl 
Sherwood  Thomas  J.  146  South  Pearl 
Sherwood  &  Son,  Lydius  corner  Church 
Shields  &  Son,  35  Church 
Sommers  Isaac,  370  Broadway 
Sprague  Horace,  62  Washington  avenue 
Strasser  M.  4  Howard 

Tow  Boats. 

(See  steam  Tow  Boats.) 

Transportation  Lines. 

Albany  and  Canal  Line,  J.   J.   Austin,  agent, 

108  Pier 
American  Transit  Co.   William  Eaton,   agent, 

103  Pier 
Boston,  Providence  and  New  Haven  Packets, 

Smyth  &  Meigs,  agents,  40  Quay 
Boston  Packets,  G.  E.  Gay,  agent,  103  Pier 
Chenango  Lake    Boat,   S.   B.   Congdon  &  Co. 

agents,  61  Quay 
Commercial  Transportation  Co.  D.  Mann,  agent, 

1 1  Quay  [120  Pier 

Cool's  Glen's  Falls  Line,  H.  A.  Dwight,  agent, 
Hartford  and  Albany  Steam  Transportation  Line, 

W.  S.  Preston,  agent,  110  Pier 
Horton's  Com.  Exchange  Line,  77  Pier 
Hudson  River  Transportation  Co.,  Wm.  Lloyd, 

agent,  62  Pier 
Merchants'  Dispatch  Line,  J.  B.  F.  Barnard,  agt. 

1  Clinton  avenue,  near  Broadway 
Merchants'  Steam  Boat  Line,  A.  R.  Becker,  agt. 

282  Broadway 
New  Haven,  New  Bedford  .ind  Poughkeepsie, 

Russell  &  Read,  agents,  118  Pier 
New  York  and   Albany  Propeller  Line,  John 

Stackpole,  agent,  310  Broadway 
New  York  Central  R.  R.   Line,  Vose  &  Winue, 

agents,  1 1  Quay 
Northern  Transportation  Line,  A.   Robertson, 

agent,  105  Pier 
New  Oswego  Line,  Wm.  Eaton,  agent,  103  Pier 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


185 


PEOPLE'S  LINE,  J.  W.  Harcourt,  agent,  283 

Broadway  [see  adv.  page  244] 
Providence,  New  Bedford  and  Bridgeport,  Geo. 

M.  Griffeu  &  Co.  agents,  1 1 1  Pier 
Rochester  Transportation  Co.,  Van  Santvoord& 

Co.  agents,  77  Pier 
SWIFTStFRE  LINE  (freighttoN.  Y.),  Van  Sant- 

voord  &  Co.  agents  77  Pier  [see  adv.  p.  250] 
Syracuse  and  Oswego  Line,  Wm.  Eaton,  agent, 

103  Pier 
Troy  and  Chicago  Line,  Wm.  Eaton,  agent,  103 

Pier 
Troy  and  Oswego  Line,  S.  B.   Congdon  &  Co. 

agents,  61  Quay 
Utica  Line,  Chamberlains,  agents,  47  Quay 
Western  States,  William  Eaton,  agent,  103  Pier 
Western  Transportation  Co.,  S.  G.  Chase,  agent, 

113  Pier 
White's  Transportation  Line,  Albany  and  Phila- 
delphia, John  G.  White  &  Son,  agents,  101 

Quay  corner  Bleecker. 

Trimmings,  etc. 

Denmead  John,  568  Broadway 
Dickerman  E.  &  H.  L.  57  Washington  avenue 
Sinsheinier  M.  554  Broadway 
REID  JOHN,  686  and  588  Broadway  [see  adv. 
page  245] 

Trunks,  Valises,  etc. 

LLOYD  LYMAN  J.  340  and  342  Broadway   [see 

adv.  page  217] 
Rodgers  L.  M.  364  Broadway 

Truss  and  Bandage  Manufacturer. 

Francks  Jonathan,  81  North  Pearl 

Turning  and  Sawing. 

Degan  Conrad,  32  James 
DEDERICK  L.  &  P.  K.  58  and  60  Bleecker 
Taaffe  William,  52  Chapel 
VIELE  R.  K.,  Thacher  above  North  Ferry  [see 
adv.  page  223.] 

Type  Founder. 

VAN  BENTHUYSENC.  407  Broadway  [see  adv. 
page  6] 

Umbrellas  and  Parasols. 

WEAVER  D.  L.  39  Green  [see  adv.  page  248] 

Undertakers. 

Allen  James,  613  Broadway 

Erasure  John  W.  104  Lydius 

COLEMAN  H.  R.  607  B'way  [see  adv.  page  240] 

Cooley  Brothers,  44  Orangi 

Harrigan  John,  22  Canal 

Netterville  J.  W.  118  S.  Pearl  and  90  Bleecker 

Parsons  H.  &  Son,  601  Broadway 

Robbing  &  Murtaugh,  S.  Pearl  c.  Arch 

Rodgers  Charles  H.  212  South  Pearl 

Senrick  &  Fisher,  40  Washington  avenue 

Smith  Edward  T.  84  South  Pearl 

Schmidt  Henry,  336  Washington  avenue 

Smyth  A.  V.  H.  D.  Broadway,  Greenbush 

Vile  Joseph,  9  Plain 

Upholsterers. 

Butts  George,  126  Eagle 

Morange  J."W.  39  North  Pearl 

SENRICK  &  FISHER,  40  Washington   avenue 

[see  adv.  page  233] 
Shanks  David  W.  32  Green 
Van  Gaasbeek  &  Co.  463  Broadway 
WHITE  ANTRIM  (mattrasses),  36  Green   [see 

adv.  page  6] 


WOOSTER  B.  W.  57;  and  59  South  Pearl  [see 
adv.  page  240] 

Variety,  Toys,  etc. 

Blackman  John  H.  200  South  Pearl  \ 

Brown  William,  770  Broadway 
Dickerman  E.  &  H.  L  57  Washington  avenue 
Friday  Benjamin,  178  Broadway 
Graham  Barbara,  66  Washington  avenue 
Hattersley  Robert,  86  First,  Arbor  hill 
Hogle  J.  C.  49  Washington  avenue 
Illch  Meier,  124  South  Pearl 
.lewett  Caroline,  71  North  Pearl 
•LORD  JOSEPH,  19  Philip 
Norris  H.  B.  Mrs.  70  Washington  avenue 
Rech  Nicholas,  216  Washington  avenue 
Reid  John,  635  Broadway 
Savage  Catharine,  Broadway,  Greenbush 
Spelman  B.  R.  &  R.  L.  582  Broadway 
Tobin  Thomas  46  Quay 

Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Gibson  John,  266  North  Pearl 
Laidlow  R.,  Cutler's  stables,  Elk 
Vosburg  Levi,  22  Westerlo 
Wright  George,  1 53  Lydius 
Wright  Joseph,  153  Lydius 

Vinegar. 

Friedlander  David,  271  South  Pearl 
Gaige  Walter,  11  Park 
Rolf  John  J.  384  Lydius 
Spanier  Louis,  801  Broadway 
Stone  &  Merritt,  50  Quay 
Vail  Francis,  73  Green 

Wagon  and  Sleigh  Makers. 

See  Carriage  Builders. 

Watches  and  Jewelry. 

Adler  &  Myers,  386  Broadway 
Davis  R.  54  South  Pearl 
Gramm  Jacob,  113  South  Pearl 
Herman  Morris,  9  Washington  avenue 
Hood  B.  L.  40  State 
Jenkins  Ira,  640  Broadway 
Kronmeier  August,  191  South  Pearl 
Laventall  J.  34  South  Pearl 
Lawten  Slager  A.  44  State 
Lyons  M.  61  Washington  avenue 
Marsh  Benjamin,  34  State 
McHarg  Alex.  38  Green 
McNaughton  Francis,  33  X  South  Pearl 
Mix  J.  jr.  24  Green 
Neuhaus  Fred.  187  South  Pearl 
Peterman  J.  36  Hudson 
Rosengarden  Joseph,  98  South  Pearl 
Spoerhase  Louis,  140  South  Pearl 
Stein  &  Brother,  542  Broadway 
Stern's  Sons,  22  South  Pearl 
Waterman  George,  98  State 
Wendell  &  Feltman,  480  Broadway 
Wild  Edward,  166  South  Pearl 

Weighers  and  Measurers. 

See  Grain  Measurers, 

Wheelwrights. 

Castle  Daniel,  136  Railroad  avenue 
Dempsey  James,  Colonie  cor.  Railroad  avenue 
Fitzgerald  Maurice,  125  Bowery 
Helme  Joseph,  16  Bowery 
Lockley  Richard,  3  Carroll 
Marcoux  Theodore,  Bath 
McDonald  B.  149  Church 
McKenney  Patrick,  194  Orange 


186 


BUSINESS      DIRECTORY 


McMahon  Joseph,  6  Grand 

O'Connell  T.  62  Water 

Rookwatght,  326  Washington  avenue 

Whipmaker. 

SUepard  R.  J.  23  Church 

White  washers. 

Ben  Peter,  at  Haswell's,  South  Pearl  c.  Lydius 
Latour  William,  18  Canal 
Mason  James,  113  Elm 

Window  Shades. 

Dickerman  E.  &  H.  L.  57  Washington  avenue 
HARRIS  DAN'L,  8  Green  [see  adv.  front  cover] 
Morange  J.  W.  39  North  Pearl 
Shanks  D.  W.  32  Green 

Wines,  etc. 

IMPORTED. 

BEHAN  THOMAS,  6  Hudson  [see  adv.  p.  232] 
BURT  CHARLES  A.   797  Broadway   [see  adv. 

page  -228 
COCHRAN  W,  F.  41  N.  Pearl  [see  adv.  p.  249] 
EVERS  JOHN,  Chapel  corner  Van  Schaick  [see 

adv.  page  232] 
Mcknight  JOHN'S  son  (malt).  Hawk  corner 

Canal  [see  adv.  page  230] 
STORRS,  MURPHY  &  McDONALD,  356  and  358 

Broadway  [see  adv.  page  233] 


TRACEY  JOHN  &  CO.  20  and  22  State  [see  akd^. 
page  222]  ; 

Wire  Cloth  and  Selves.  i 

SMITH  PETER,  16  Beaver  [see  adv.  back  ccj- 
lored]  ! 

Wood.  , 

See  Coal  and  Wood.  j 

Wooden  Ware  Dealers. 

(See  also  House  Furnishing  Goods.)         '. 
Bicknell  Becker,  397  Broadway 
Geary  G.  N.  44  Washington  avenuQ 
Kennedy  Wm.  N.  47  South  Pearl 
McHaffie  &  Ramsey,  75  State 
Morris  Robert  S.  65  South  Pearl 
Templeton  Samuel,  511  Broadway 
Wooley  Jesse  B.  (manufacturer),  120  Wash,  at 

Wool  Dealers. 

ANABLE  &  RATHBONE,  30  and  32  State  [s4e 

adv.  page  235] 
Knower  John,  31  Hudson  j 

Newman  Charles,  457  Broadway  ; 

Smith  &  Covert,  30  State  I 

Sweet  B.  A.  320  Broadway  | 

VAN  SICKLER  R.  M.  &  FORBY,  1  and  2  Cen- 
tral Block,  Broadway  [see  adv.  page  225]  I 
Wilson  James,  54  Dean  j 

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RIBBON  AND  MIUINERY,  WOOLEN  GOODS,  SUN  UMBRELLAS. 

Tbe  Largest  asBortment  of 

SKELETON  SKIRTS  and  CORSETS  at  Slannfactarers'  prices. 

I^g*  Country  Merchants  and  Peddlers  supplied  at  New  York  cash  prices. 


196 


ALBANY      DIRECTORY, 


YOUNG  MEN'S  ASSOCIATION 


ron. 


ORGANIZED  IX   1$33. 


ROOMS    AT   ASSOCIATION    HALL, 

nSTo.  40  ST^TE  STREET. 


OI'I'IOEZH.S  s 


J.  T.  Mcknight,  President. 

R.  V.  DeWITT,  Jr.,  Corresponding^  Sec'y 
IRA  PORTER,  Jr.,  Recording  Sec'y. 
G.  D.  VAN  VLIET,  Treasurer. 


J.  P.  ROGERS,  1st  Vice-President. 
A.  G.  WHITE,  2d  Vice-President. 
E.  Y.  TEN  EYCK,  3d  Vice-President 


ISAIAH  PAGE, 
WM.  E.  ORR, 
D.  S.  BENTON, 
GEO.  B.  SPERBY, 


C.  T.  JENKINS,  J.  J.  AUSTIN,  Jr. 

A.  H.  DeFOREST,  JOHN  TEMPLETON,    j 

W.  H.  PASSETT,  J.  R.  HARRIS, 

J.  F.  WINNE,  Librarian. 


Number  of  Volumes  In  Iilbrary, 
MeTfrgpapers  on  File,       .        •        . 
Periodicals^ 


8800 
70 
19 


On  payment  of  $2  annually  a  person  is  admitted  to  the  privileges  of  the  Library  and  Reading 
Rooms. 

The  Y.  M.  A.  Lecture  Room,  with  a  capacity  to  seat  800  persons,  well  adapted  for  Concerts, 
Lectures,  Exhibitions  and  Entertainments  of  various  kinds,  is  let  for  tj;ie  above  named  purposes 
at  a  moderate  charge. 


CITY      GOYEENMENT, 


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ALBANY      ORGANIZED      AS      A      CITY,      1686. 
ALBANY  MADE  CAPITAL  OF  THE  STATE,  1798. 


CITY  ELECTION" 

ON  THE 

2d    TUES.    OF    APBIL 
in  each  year. 


CITY   GOVERNMENT 
ORGANIZES 

ON  THE 

1st  TUESDAY  OP  MAY 
in  eacli  year.        . 


CITY  GOVERNMENT  FOR  1862-63. 


ELI  PERRY 

85  Washington  avenue. 

CHARLES  L.  AUSTIN,, 

Elm  street,  cor.  Hawk. 


.  Mayor. 
.  Recorder. 


BOARD  OP  ALDERMEN. 


First  Ward: 

One  Year. 
John  Tracey, 
(Schuyler  Mansion)  Clinton  st. 
Second  Ward  : 

Lemuel  M.  Rodgers, 
137  Green  street. 

Third  Ward: 

John  W.  Harcourt, 

97  Lydius  street. 
Fourth  Ward : 

William  Hastings, 
12  Norton  street. 

Fifth  Ward : 

E.  Corning,  Jr., 

87  State  street. 


Two  Years. 
Bernard  Reynolds, 
232  South  Pearl  st. 

Thomas  McCarty, 
99  Church  street. 

John  Kennedy,  Jr., 
Lydius  st.  cor.  Philip. 

William  Orr, 
89  Hudson  street. 

James  I.  Johnson, 

91  Columbia  street. 


Sixth  Ward : 
One  Year. 
Samuel  Anable, 

3  Clinton  square. 
Seventh  Ward  ■ 

Edward  Mulcahy, 
59  Van  Woert  street. 
Eighth  Ward : 

Patrick  M.  McCall, 
58  Swan  St.,  Arbor  hill. 
Ninth  Ward : 

John  Phillips, 

304  Washington  avenue. 
Tenth  Ward  : 

Joseph  T.  Rice, 
20  Jay  street. 


Two  Years. 
Ab'm  A.  Wemple, 

49  Spencer  street. 

Terrence  J.  Quinn, 
28  Ferry  street. 

Thomas  J.  Cowell, 
21  Chapel  street. 

George  I.  Amsdell, 
174  Washington  ave. 

Edward  Wilson, 
389  Lydius  street. 


STANDING  COMMITTEES. 


Academies  and  Schools — Aid.  Tracey,  Kennedy, 

Cowell. 
Accounts — Aid.  McCall,  Johnson,  Phillips. 
Alms  House — Aid.  Johnson,  Tracey,  Wemple. 
Applications    to  the  Legislature— Aid.   Wilson, 

Harcourt,  Hastings. 
Apportionments — Recorder,  Aid.  McCall,  Orr. 
Boar-d  o/HcaZi/i— Mayor,  Recorder,  Aid.  Corning, 

McCarty,  Anable,  Cowell. 
Board  of  Magistrates— Recorder,  Aid.  Rodgers, 

Quinn,  Kennedy,  Cowell,  Orr. 
City    Hall — Mayor,    Recorder,    Aid.    Mulcahy, 

Amsdell,  Anable,  Wemple. 
Engine — Aid.  Kennedy,  McCall,  Hastings. 
Feri-y — Aid.  Reynolds,  McCarty,  Phillips. 
Finance — Aid.  Corning,  Tracey,  Wemple. 


Industrial  School — Aid.  Amsdell,  Corning,  Orr. 
Lamps — Aid.  Rice,  Amsdell,  Anable. 
Land — Aid.  Mulcahy,  Rogers,  Cowell. 
Latv — Recorder,  Aid.  Rice,  Orr. 
Levels — Aid.  Quinn,  Rogers,  Anable. 
Markets — Aid.  Rodgers,  Wilson,  Hastings. 
Navigation — Aid.  Harcourt,  Reynolds,  Phillips. 
Police — Aid.  Amsdell,  Mulcahy,  Cowell. 
Printing — Aid.  Johnson,  Rice,  Hastings. 
Rail  Roads — Aid.  McCarty,  Wilson,  Wemple. 
Relations    of   City  and    County — Aid.   Wilson, 

Corning,  Phillips. 
Streets— N.  D.,  Aid.  McCall,  Mulcahy,  Wemple. 

S.  D.,  Aid.  Harcourt,  McCarty,  Orr. 
Water — Aid.  Rice,  Reynolds,  Cowell. 
Wells  and  Pumps — Aid,  Quinn,  Wilson,  Anable. 


MISCELLANEOUS  OFFICERS. 


Alms  House  Physician — James  L.  Babcock — office 

101  Lydius. 
Assistant  Surveyor — James  Browne.* 
Attorney — Clinton  Cassidy — office  57  State  street. 
Clerk — Martin  Delehanty.* 
Chamberlain — J.  C.  Y.  Paige.* 
City  Assessors— James  Boyle,  1  year ;  Thomas 

Dolan,  2  years ;  Edwin  Luce,  3  years.* 
City  Physicians — 1st  ward,  George  Steinert;  2d 

ward,  James  Cox ;  3d  ward,  Henry  S.  Case ; 

4th  ward,  J.  D.  Havens ;  5th  and  6th  wards,  F. 

*  Office  at  City  Hall. 

25 


C.  Adams ;  7th  ward,  Frank  Mattimore ;  8th 
ward,  Joseph  N.  Northrop ;  9th  ward,  Charles 
H.  Smith ;  10th  ward,  L.  P.  Van  Hoesen. 
City  Superintendents — N.  i).,  James  Allen;   S. 
D.,  Richard  Parr,  Jr.*    John  J.  Riley,  Clerk. 
Coroners — See  page  212. 
Deputy  Chamberlain — Lewis  Wiles.* 
Deputy  Excise  Officer — J.  C.  Y.  Paige.* 
Harbor  Master — James  Savage — office  4  Maiden 

lane. 
Inspector  of  Weights  and  Measures — Samuel  C. 
Harris — office  120  Washington  avenue. 


19S 


POLICE     AND     FIRE     DEPAETMENT. 


Justices  of  Justices'    Court — John  J.  Gallup,  I 

ye:ir;  William  Gillespie,  2  years;  Henry  P. 

Nugent,  3  years— offic«  over  Center  Market. 
Marshal — A.  Gujler  Ten  Eyck.* 
Overseer  of  the  Poor— Lawrence  Nolan — office 

over  Center  Market. 
Receiver  of  Taxes — Lewis  Wiles.* 
Superintendent  of  Alms  House — Owen  Golden. 
Supervisors— ]si  ward,  Patrick  Whitty  ;  2d  ward, 

Kicliard  H.  Scott ;  3d  ward,  James   Mclntyre  ; 

4th  ward,  Francis  N.  Sill ;   5th  ward,  John  N. 

♦Office  at  City  Hall. 


Parker ;  6th  ward,  Daniel  Shaw ;  7th  ward, 
Ami  Fassett ;  8th  ward,  Henry  N.  Wickes  ;  9th 
ward,  William  McClubkey  ;  ICtli  ward,  iienj. 
Franklin  Rice.     (See  also  page  212.) 

Surveyor — Reuben  H.  Bingluiu;.* 

Trustees  of  the  General  Debt  and  Water  Debt 
Sinking  Funds— }i\i  Perry  (Mayor),  J.  C.  Y. 
Paige  (Chamberlain),  Visscher  Ten  Eyck. 

Water  Commissioners — Erastus  Corning,  John 
Taylor,  "Visscher  Ten  Eyck,  Henry  H.  Martin, 
James  kidd — office  61  State  street.  Geo.  W. 
Carpenter,  Superintendent  WorUs. 


POLICE  DEPARTMENT. 

Police  CosunssioNEKS.- Eli  Perry  (chaiAian),  Mayor;  John  0.  Cole,  S.  H.  H.  Parsons  (secre- 
tary), Police  Justices  ;  Visscher  Ten  Eyck,  John  Tracey— office  Mayor's  Room,  City  Hall. 

Chief  cf  Police,  AMOS  ADAMS— office  James  street,  corner  of  Maiden  lane, 
DISTRICT  NO.  1,  42  Ferry  street.— George  M. 
Hagadorn,  Captain.  J.  D.  W.  Wemple,  Lieu- 
tenant. John  J.  Franklin,  Adam  Stutts, 
Nelson  Milliman,  Jeremiah  Toomey,  Matthew 
Hamilton,  James  Smith,  John  Domery,  Jere- 
miah Hoyel,  John  Manning,  James  Wilson, 
Patrolmen.  Levi  Relyea,  Doorman. 
DISTRICT  NO.  2,  21  James  street.— John  Bren- 
nan.  Captain.  William  H.  Brandenburg,  Lieu- 
tenant. Patrick  Malone,  Thomas  McBride, 
Jacob  Switser,  Alexander  Buchanan,  John  R 


DISTRICT  NO.  4,  154  Lancaster  street.— Still- 
man  Hazeltine,  Captain.  Jeremiah  J.  Van  Bra- 
uier,  Lieutenant.  Alexander  WiLson,  Henry 
McDuffie.  Eamund  Ellis,  Jacob  Grubb,  John 
J,  Mesick,  Ezra  R.  Palmer,  Peter  Hook,  Jas. 
Teelin,  Jacob  D.  Van  Buren,  Jolm  P.  Bradt, 
Patrolmen.     James  Holiiday,  Doorman. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Police  Justices.— John  0.  Cole,  S.  H.  H.  Par- 

sons — office  over  Center  Market. 

Hotaling,  Win.  M.  Richards,  John  Stephens,  |  Policemen  attached  to  the  Police  Court. — 
Francis  Winne,  Gerrit  M.  Clute,  Leonard  L.  '      '         ^  -n;.  .  ..    n.i:  i..  m^.i.  /-.  t>    i,i,„ 

Scott,  Patrolmen.     Jas.  H.  Cowell,  Doorman. 

Pier  Police.— Terrence  Reilly,  James  Clark, 
Daniel  McCarty,  Daniel  Behan. 
DISTRICT  NO.  3,  15  Jackson  street.— Jacob  Sa- 
ger,  Captain.  Theodore  Gillespie,  Lieutenant. 
Robert  Davidson,  Wm.  Walls,  Wm.  W.  Put- 
nam, Charles  S.  Gillesijie,  William  Nowlan, 
John  Campion,  John  Bryan,  James  Van 
Schoonhoveu,  John  Myers,  Joseph  S,  Grady, 
Patrolmen.    James  Oswald,  Doorman. 


Joseph  Clinton,  Elisha  Mack,  George  B.  John- 
son, John  Maloy,  Elias  P.  Hale,  James  Cowie- 
son. 

Sheriff  and  Deputies — (see  page  212). 

Ward  Constables. — 1st  ward,  Thomas  Silsby, 
2d  ward,  James  Collins ;  3d  ward,  Daniel  Kir- 
by ;  4th  ward,  Jacob  R.  McMickin ;  6tii  ward, 
John  Meighan  ;  6th  ward,  Wm.  J.  Myers  ;  7th 
ward,  John  Brennan  ;  8th  ward,  Terrence  She- 
ridan ;  9th  ward,  George  Shater;  10th  ward, 
John  O'Hagau. 


FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Chief  Engineer,  JAMES  McQUADE— office  No.  34  Plain  street,  near  Philip. 
Assistant  Engineers,  William  T.  Johnsonj  Thomas  Fayles,  Charles  Lightfoot,  John  Daley, 


Engine. 

AMERICUS  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  13,  Jeffer- 
son street,  near  Swan— Henry  Stackpole,  Fore- 
man. 

DANIEL  D.  TOMPKINS  ENGINE  COMPANY 
No.  8,  Bleecker  street— Robert  H.  Bell,  Fore- 
man. 

EAGLE  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  7,  Hudson 
street — Wm.  Quinn,  Foreman. 

MOUjNTAINEER  engine  COMPANY  No.  5, 
Washington  ave.— Joseph  Clow,  Foreman. 

NIAGARA  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  6,  State 
street,  above  Hawk — James  Storey,  Foreman. 

NEPTUNE  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  10,  Wilson 
street— P.  Campion,  Foreman. 

RELIEF  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  11,  S.  Pearl 
street,  below  Arch— Wm.  Smith,  Foreman. 

WARREN  ENGINE  COMPANY  No.  12,  Second 
street,  Arbor  hill— George  Vance,  Foreman. 

Hook  and  Ladder. 

PROTECTION  HOOK  AND  LADDER  COM- 
PANY No.  1,  57  Westerlo  street— Wm.  Mix, 
Jr.,  Foreman. 

RED  JACKET  HOOK  AND  LADDER  COMPANY 
No.  2,  Clinton  ave.— George  Brown,  Foreman. 


Hose. 

PHENIX  HOSE  COMPANY  No.  4,  Grand  street 
— James  Ryan,  Foreman. 

PUTNAM  HOSE  COMPANY  No.  3,  North  Lan- 
sing street,  below  Broadway — William  J. 
Campbell,  Foreman. 

TIVOLl  HOSE  COMPANY  No.  1,  Plain  street- 
Jacob  C.  Cuyler,  Foreman. 

UNION  HOSE  COMPANY  No.  9,  Lumber  street, 
cor.  Swan,  Arbor  hill— John  Vant,  Foreman. 

WASHINGTON  HOSE  COMPANYNo.  2,  Chapel 
street — John  Pochin,  Foreman. 


ALBANY  FIRE  DEPARTMENT,  meet  quarter 
yearly  at  their  rooms  in  City  Hall.  George  T. 
Seymour,  President.  Geo.  E.  Latham,  Vice- 
President.  Isaac  Jones,  Secretary.  Visscher 
Ten  Eyck,  Treasurer.  Henry  Neamire,  Col- 
lector. Hale  Kingsley  (chairman),  James  H. 
Kelly  (secretary),  Thomas  Fayles,  Jr.,  Joseph 
Murphy,  John  Hastings,  Jeremiah  J.  Van 
Bramer,  Trustees. 

HOSE  DEPOT,  No.  133  Hamilton  street— John 
Donohoe,  Superintendent. 


NEWSPAPERS,     ETC 


199 


NEWSPAPERS. 


ALBANY  ATLAS  AND  ARGUS,  Comstock  & 
Cassidy,  Beaver  street,  cor.  Broadway— daily, 
$8;  semi-weekly,  fl. 

ALBANY  DAILY  KNICKERBOCKER,  HHStings 
&  Co.,  1 M  (rreen  street— daily,  $3  ;  weekly,  $1. 

ALBANY  EVENING  JOURNAL,  Weed,  Dawson 
&  Co.,  61  State  St. — daily,  $8;  semi-weekly, 
$4 ;  weekly,  $2. 

ALBANY  EVENING  STANDARD,  Griffin  & 
Co.,  58  State  street— R.  M.  Griffin,  editor- 
daily,  9  cents  a  week ;  weekly,  $1  a  year. 

ALBANY  MORNING  EXPRESS,  Stone,  Henly 
&  Co.,  52  State  street — .lacob  C.  Cuyler,  edit- 
or— daily,  9  cents  a  week. 


ALBANY  TIMES  AND  COURIER,  Godfrey  & 
Co.,  22  Green  street — daily,  9  cents  a  week. 

COUNTRY  GENTLEMAN,  L.  Tucker  &  Son, 
395  Broadwav — weekly,  $2. 

CULTIVATOR,  L.  Tucker  &  Son,  395  Broad- 
way— inontlily,  50  cents. 

FREIE  DEUTSCHE  BLAETTER,  A.  Miggael,  10 
William  street — tri-weekly,  $4. 

.JOURNAL  NEW  YORK  STATE  AGRICUL- 
TURAL SOCIETY  (office  in  Geological  Hall)— 
monthly. 

NEW  YORK  TEACHER,  James  Cruiksliank,  74 
State  street  (up  stairs) — monthly,  $1. 

REPUBLICAN  STATESMAN.  74  State  street- 
daily,  10  cents  a  week. 


LIBRARIES. 


ALBANY  INSTITUTE    LIBRARY,  in   Albany 

Academy,  E'gle  street,  cor.  Elk — 8,000  vols. 
ALBANY  LIBRARY,  in  Female  Academy,  North 

Pearl  street— 5,000  vols. 
MEDICAL  LIBRARY,  in  Medical  College,  Eagle 

street,  cor.  Jay — 5,000  vols. 
NORMAL  LIBRARY,  in  State  Normal  School, 

Lodge  street,  cor.  Howard — 5,000  vols. 


STATE  LIBRARY,   State  street,  adjoining  the 

Capitol— 58,000  vols. 
YOUNG  MEN'S  ASSOCIATION  LIBRARY,  in 

Association  Hall,  40  State  street— 12,000  vols. 
YOUNG   MEN'S    CHRISTIAN   ASSOCIATION 

LIBRARY,  rooms  Tweddle  Hall— 1,500  vols. 


EXPRESSES. 


ALBANY  AND  SCHENECTADY  EXPRESS, 
office  Nos.  9  and  10  State  street— W.  and  P.  C. 
Steers,  Proprittors. 

ALBANY  AND  TROY  EXPRESS,  office  No.  6 
Exchange  Building — Peter  La  Rose,  Proprie- 
tor. 

AMERICAN  EXPRESS  COMPANY  (to  all  points 
of  the  U.  S.),  office  No.  11  Exchange  Build- 
ing— Wells,  Butterfield  &  Co.,  Proprietors. 
R.  L.  Johnson,  Manager. 

BANK  PACKAGE  EXPRESS,  between  Albany 
and  Troy,  office  No.  57  State  street — Aug.  B. 
Lathrop,  Proprietor. 

COHOES,  WEST  TROY  AND  ALBANY  EX- 
PRESS, office  No.  12  Exchange  Building— S. 
Buss,  Proprietor. 


LANSINGBURGH,  TROY  AND  ALBANY  EX- 
PRESS, office  at  Thorburn's  Seed  Store  — I. 
Gardner,  Proprietor. 

MERCHANTS'  DESPATCH  (fast  freight  line, 
owned  and  managed  by  the  American  Express 
Co.),  office  No.  I  Clinton  avenue.  John  JB.  F. 
Barnard,  Agent. 

NATIONAL  EXPRESS  COMPANY  (to  all  points 
north),  office  No.  13  Exchange  Building.  E. 
H.  Virgil,  Manager. 

NEW  ENGLAND  EXPRESS  COMPANY  (to  all 
points  east),  office  No.  12  Exchange  Building 
— Thompson  &  Co.,  Proprietors.  Robert  L. 
Johnson,  Manager. 

POWELL'S  BANK  EXPRESS,  office  at  Thor- 
burn's Seed  Store — Wm.  Powell,  Proprietor. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

SCHOOL  COMMISSIONERS,  see  page  212. 
Theodore  Wood,  Professor  Music. 
Board  op  Educatioij .  — John  0.  Cole   {President),  Charles  L.  Austin,   George  W.  Carpenter, 
Thomas  McElroy,  Eli  Perry,  William  A.  Rice,  Henry  Russell,  George  H.  Thacher,  John  Tracey. 
Henry  B.  Haswell,  Sccretori/— office  No.  74  State  street  (up  stairs). 


No.  Location.  Principal. 

1,  274  South  Pearl Jacob  S.  Mosher. 

2,  218  State Leicester  Allen. 

3,  7  Van  Tromp Charles  A.  White, 

4,  55  Union Edward   E.   Burnet. 

5,  172  North  Pearl William  B.  Sims. 

6,  121  Second Augustus  G.  Cole. 

8,  151  Lydius Benjamin  Edson. 


No.           Location.  Principal. 

9,  Ferry,  cor.  Dallius Wm.  H.  Hughes. 

10,  182  Washington  ave Jonathan  Brownell. 

11,  417  Lydius,  near  Lark..Josiah  H.  Gilbert. 

12,  Wash,  ave.,  cor.  Robin. George  H.  Benjamin. 

13,  B'way,  cor.  Lawrence..  .A.  F.  Onderdonk. 

14,  Broad,  below  Westerlo .  Chauncey  W.  Allen, 
Wilberforce,147  Hudson,Thomas  Paul. 


200        CHURCH  E,^,     MISSIONS     AND     SUNDAY     SCHOOLS. 

CHURCHES,  MISSIONS,  SUNDAY  SCHOOLS.i 


DENOMINATION. 


Baptist,., 
do. 

do.       . 

do.       . 

do.      . 

do.       . 

do.       . 
Congreg'nal, 
Episcopal, . 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Evangelical, 

do. 

Friends, 

Independ.,.. 

do. 
Jewisl), 

do 

do 

Lutheran,... 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Methodist, . . 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Presbyterian 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Ref.  Dutch, . 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Rom.  Cath., 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Second  Adv. 
Unitarian,  .. 
Universalist, 


Methodist, 

do. 

do. 
Union,  . . . 

do.     — 

do.     ... 


Baptist, 
do. 
do. 
do. 


CHURCHES. 


First  Baptist  Church, 

North  Pearl  Street  Baptist  Church, . . 

State  Street  Baptist  Church, 

Tabernacle  Baptist  Church, 

German  Baptist  Church, 

Washington  Avenue  Baptist  Church, 
Hamilton  St.  Baptist  Church  (African), 

First  Congregational  Church, 

St.  Peter's  Church, 

St.  Paul's  Church, 

Ti'inity  Church, 

Church  of  the  Holy  Innocents, 

Grace  Church, 

Evangelical  German  Association, 

Evangelical  Prot.  German  Chui'ch, . . . 

Friends'  Meeting  House, 

Bethel,  for  Watermen, 

Bethel,  for  Watermen, 

Beth  Jacob  Synagogue, 

Beth  El  Synagogue, 

Anshe  Emeth  Synagogiie, 

Evangelical  Luth.  Ebenezer  Church, 
Evangelical  Luth.  German  Church, . . 
Evangelical  Luth.  German  Church, . . 
Ev.  Luth.  St.  .John's  German  Church, 

Hudson  Street  M.  E.  Church, 

Garrettson  Station  M.  E.  Church, 

Ferrv  Street  M.  E.  Church, 

Washington  Avenue  M.  E.  Church, . . 

Arbor  Hill  M.  E.  Church, 

Congregational  M.  E.  Church, 

Free  Central  M.  E.  Church, 

Broadway  M.  E.  Church, 

Fu-st  Wesleyan  Methodist  Church, . . . 
Second  Wes.  Meth.  Chapel  (African) 

African  M.  E.  Church, 

First  Presbyterian  Church, 

Second  Presbyterian  Church, , 

Third  Presbyterian  Church, , 

Fourth  PresDyteriau  Church, 

Fifth  Presbyterian  Church, 

State  Street  Presbyterian  Church, ... 

United  Presbyterian  Churcli, 

First  Reformed  Prot.  Dutch  Churbh, 
Second  Reformed  Prot.  Dutch  Church. 
Third  Reformed  Prot.  Dutcli  Church! 
Fourth  Ref.  Prot.  Dutch  Ch.  (German); 
Holland  Ref.  Prot.  Dutch  Omrch, .  . 
Cathedral  of  the  Immac.  Conception 

St.  Mary's  Church, 

St.  John's  Church, 

St.  John's  Church, 

St.  Joseph's  Church, 

St.  Patrick's  Church, 

Church  of  the  Holy  Cross, 

Second  Advent  Church, 

First  Unitarian  Church, 

Church  of  the  Messiah, ' 


MISSIONS. 

Bowery  Mission, 

Groesbeckville  Mission, . 

Pine  Grove  Mission, 

Lydius  Street  Mission,  . . 
Spring  Street  Mission, . . . 
South'Mission, 


SUNDAY  SCHOOLS. 
Tabernacle  Baptist  Mission  School, . 
North  Pearl  Street  Baptist  School, . 

State  Street  Baptist  School, 

Central  Mission  School, 


Hudson,  cor.  Philip, 

North  Pearl,  near  State, 

State,  cor.  High, 

North  Pearl,  ab.  Wilson, 
Washington,  near  Lark,. 
252  Washington  avenue, . 
Hamilton,  lielow  Grand, 
Beaver,  cor.  South  Pearl, 

State,  cor.  Lodge, 

South  Pearl,  bel.  Beaver, 
Broad,  below  Lydius,  .  . . 
North  Pearl,  cor.  Colonic, 
Wash,  ave.,  cor.  Lark,. .. 
Clinton,  cor.  Nucella, .  . . 
Clinton,  cor.  Alexander, 
Plain,  near  Grand. 
Montgomery,  ab.  Colum., 
Lumbermen's  p]xchange, 
Fulton,  above  Lydius,... 
Herkimer,  bel.  Franklin, 
S.  Pearl,  op.  Herkimer, . . 

Pine,  cor.  Lodge, 

State,  above  Swan, 

Nucella,  cor.  Franklin, . . 

Bowery, 

Hudson,  above  Grand, . . 
N.  Pearl,  ab.  Columbia, 
Ferry,  cor.  Franklin, .... 
Wash,  ave.,  cor.  Swan 
Swan,  near  Lumber,  .... 
Clin.  ave.  cor.  Broadway, 
Grand,  cor.  Lydius, ..... 

867  Broadway, 

North  Pearl,  ab.  Clm.  av 
Third,  below  Lark. 

321  Hamilton, 

Philip,  cor.  Hudson, 

Chapel,  ab.  Maiden  lane. 
North  Pearl,  cor.  Clin,  av 
Broadway,  near  Wilson,. 
Second,  below  Lark. 
State,  above  Swan, . . 
Lancaster,  above  Eagle, 
North  Pearl,  cor.  Orange, 
Hudson,  below  S.  Pearl, 

Ferry,  cor.  Green, 

Schuyler,  below  S.  Pearl, 

Orange,  cor.  Chapel, 

Eagle,  cor.  Lydius, 

Chapel,  cor.  Pine, 

Ferry,  cor.  Dallius, 

East  Albany, 

Ten  Broeck,  cor.  Second, 

Bowery,  cor.  Perry, 

Hamilton,  cor.  Philip,... 
77  State,  cor.  N.  Pearl,  .. 
Division,  bel.  S.  Pearl,.. 
Green,  below  Hamilton,.. 


205  Bowery, 

Whitehall  road, 

Alb.  and  Schen.  turnpike 

400  Lydius, 

Spring,  above  Lark,  . , . . 
Schuyler  St.  Church,  . . . 


160  North  Pearl, 

Session  room  of  church, 

Basement  of  church, 

48  Beaver, 


E.  L.  Magoon. 

William  Arthur. 
J.  D.  Fultou. 

William  P.  Everett. 
T.  Douglity  Miller. 
Ray  Palmer. 
William  T.  Wilson. 
William  Rudder. 
Edward  Selkirk. 
William  R.  Jolmson. 
P.  K.  Cady. 
Augustus  Spies. 
Charles  A.  Biel. 

H.  L.  Calder. 

Hydeman. 

Samson  Falk. 

M.  Mayer. 

H.  N.  Pohlman. 

Reinholdt  Adelberg. 

C.  L.  E.  Fischer. 

Ernst  Hoflman. 

Mark  Trafton.  , 

J.  E.  Bowen. 

S.  D.  Brown. 

S.  M.  Merrill. 

R.  H.  Robinson. 

R.  B.  Stratton. 

E.  Goss. 

S.  McChesney. 

Horace  B.  Knight. 

Leonard  Patterson. 
John  N.  Campbell. 
William  B.  Sprague. 
E.  Halley. 
S.  T.  Seelye. 

Alex.  S.  Twombly. 
S.  F.  Morrow. 

I.  N.  Wyckoff. 
Wm.  H.  Miller. 
H.Schnellendruessler 
William  A.  Houbolt. 
E.  P.  Wadhams. 
T.  Doran. 

Corn's  Fitzpatricke. 
John  Corry. 
J.  J.  Conroy. 
A.  McGeough. 
Theo.  Noethen. 
William  Wilson. 
A.  D.  Mayo. 
DeForest  Porter. 


J.  S.  Ostrander. 
Local. 
J.  Oliver. 
David  Dyer. 
David  Dyer. 
David  Dyer. 

SUPERINTENDENTS. 

J.  C.  Grimwood. 
John  F.  Rathbone. 
S.  M.  Fish. 
E.  Griffin. 


SUNDAY     SCHOOL     UNIONS 


MUSIC 


201 


DENOMINATION. 


Baptist,  . . . . 

do 

do 

do 

Congreg'nal, 
Episcopal, .. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Independ.,.. 
Lutheran,... 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Methodist, . . 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Presbyterian 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Ref.   Dutch, 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Rom 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 

do. 
Union, 

do 

do 

Unitarian,  .. 
Universalist, 


SUNDAY  SCHOOLS. 


Oath., 


Wasliington  Avenue  German  School, 
Washington  Avenue  Baptist  School,. 

First  Baptist  School, j 

Hamilton  St.  Baptist  School  (African) 

Congregational  School, 

St.  Peter's  School, 

St.  Paul's  School, 

Trinity  School, 

Churcli  of  the  Holy  Innocents  School, 

Grace  School, 

Bethel  Schools, 

Evan.  Luth.  Ebeuezer  Church  School, 

Evan.  Luth.  German  School, 

Ev.  Luth.  St.  John's  German  School, 

Ev.  Luth.  German  School, .  

Hudson  Street  School, 

Garrettson  Station  School, 

Ferry  Street  School, 

Washington  Aveime  School, 

Arbor  Hill  School, 

Congregational  Methodist  School,.  ... 

Free  Central  School, 

Broadway  School,  ; 

West  Mission  Union  School,. 

Groesbeckville  Mission  School, 

Bowery  Mission  School, 

Pine  Grove  Mission  School, 

First  Wesleyan  School, 

Hamilton  Street  School  (African), 

First  Presbyterian  School, 

Second  Presbyterian  School, 

Third  Presbyterian  School, 

Fourth  Presbyterian  School, 

Second  Street  Mission  School, 

State  Street  Presbyterian  School,  .... 

United  Presbyterian  School, 

First  Refoi'med  Prot.  Dutch  School, 
Second  Reformed  Prot.  Dutch  School, 
Third  Reformed  Prot.  Dutch  School, 
Fourth  Reformed  Prot.  Dutch  School, 

Cathedral  School, 

Church  of  the  Holy  Cross  School, 

St.  Mary's  School, 

St.  John's  School, 

St.  Joseph's  School, 

St.  Patrick's  School, 

School  of  St,  Vincent  de  Paul, 

Spring  Street  Mission  School, 

Lydius  Street  Mission  School, 

Ren.sselaer  Street  Mission  School,.. .. 

Unitarian  School 

Church  of  the  Messiah  School, 


Church, 

Church, 

Basement  of  church, 

do.  do.  

Se.ssion  house,  op.  ch . , . . 
Church, 

do 

do 

Rear  of  church, 

Vestry,  rear  of  church, . . 
Church. 

Rear  of  church, 

Church, 

do 

Nucella,  cor.  Franklin, . . 
Church, 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

400  Lydius, 

Whitehall  road, 

205  Bowery, 

Alb.  and  Schen.  turnpike 
Church, 

do 

Session  house,  rear  of  ch. 
do.  do. 

Basement  of  chui-ch, 

Session  house,  rear  of  ch. 

Church, 

Basement  of  church, 

Session  house, 

do.  rear  of  ch. 

do.  do. 

Basement  of  church, .... 
Schuyler  St.  Church,  . . . 

42  Jefferson, 

Church, 

Basement  of  church, .... 
Rensselaer,  cor.  Dallius, 
Lumber,  cor.  North  Pearl 

Bowery,  cor.  Perry, 

Groesbeckville, 

Mission  house, 

400  Lydius, 

51  Rensselaer, 

Church, 

Green,  below  Hamilton. 


SUPERINTENDENTS. 


George  Sheldon. 
Edwin  Carey. 
Ezra  B.  Bennett. 
William  Deitz. 
Austin  S.  Kibbee. 
George  Wrightson. 
William  Rudder. 
Edward  Selkirk. 
William  H.De  Witt. 
M.  L.  Schermerhorn. 

Henry  H.  Van  Dyck. 
Reinholdt  Adelberg. 
Sylvester  Shaffer. 
Leo  M.  Fetzer. 
Warren  S.  Kelly. 
William  H.  Buck. 
Thomas  Schuyler. 
T.  D.  Cameron. 
Samuel  R.  Earls. 
John  E.  Page. 
William  Simpson. 
J.  W.  Osborn. 
Daniel  G.  Staley. 
Harvey  Watson. 
John  E.  Weaver. 
C.  Bates. 

Hezekiah  Alexander. 
John  Slauson. 
Charles  B.  Nichols. 
Robert  H  Wells. 
Jeremiah  Waterman. 
James  Hendrick. 
H.  N.  Wickes, 
David  Murray. 
Samuel  Templeton. 
Charles  Van  Zandt. 
W.  L.  M.  Phelps. 
James  L.  Babcock. 
H.  Schnellench-uessler 
Christian  Brothers. 
Theodore  Noethen. 
James  Walsh. 
John  Powers. 
Christian  Brothers. 
Edward  Carroll. 
Jeremiah  Sheehan. 
George  B.  Hoyt. 
S.  D.^Willard. 
Rufus  K.  Viele. 
C.  Sawyer. 


SUNDAY  SCHOOL  UNIONS. 


ALBANY  METHODIST  EPISCOPAL  SUNDAY 
SCHOOL  UNION.  Charles  P.  Easton,  Presid- 
ent. John  S.  Hamlin,  Vice-President.  Samuel 
R.  Earls,  Corresponding  Secretary.  Daniel  G. 
Staley,  Recording  Secretary.  Warren  S.  Kelly, 
Treasurer. 

ALBANY  COUNTY  SUNDAY  SCHOOL  UNION. 
Semi-annual  meeting  on  last  Tuesday  of  May 


and  November.  E.  D.  Robinson,  President. 
John  Reid,  John  McHarg,  J.  H.  Coughtry,  A. 
E.  Willis,  R.  N.  Newton,  Joseph  Kennedy, 
Henry  March,  Abram  Kirk,  S.  W.  Larchar, 
George  Dawson,  John  Templeton,  Vice-Pre- 
sidents. Henry  S.  McCall,  Corresponding  Se- 
cretary. Oakley  Osborn,  Recording  Secretary. 
Wm.  L.  WooUett,  Treasurer. 


MUSIC. 


Association. 
UNION  MUSICAL  ASSOCIATION.  Robert  L. 
Johnson,  President.  John  N.  Cutler,  Samuel 
A.  Kinuicutt,  Vice-Presidents.  Edwin  D.Wor- 
cester, Secretary.  A.  P.  Stevens,  Treasurer. 
Thos.  Spencer  Lloyd,  Director.  J.  Augustus 
Reed,  Organist.     Geo.  B.  Burroughs,  Libra- 


Bands. 

ALBANY  BRASS  BAND,  headquarters  No.  140 

State  street — P.  Klein,  Leader. 
ALBANY  BRIGADE  BAND,  headquarters   134 

South  Pearl  street — F.  Opperman,  Conductor. 
ALBANY  CORNET  BAND  (now  at  the  seat  of 

war),  headquarters  No.  83   Green   street — S. 

Schreiber,  Leader. 


202 


MASONIC. 


MASONIC 


Commaiideries, 


GRAND  COMMANDERY  OF  THE  STATE  OF 
NEW  YORK.  Zenas  C.  Priest,  G.  C.  Orrin 
Welch,  Dep.  G.  C.  William  H.  Burtiss,  G. 
Gen.  Pierson  Mundy,  G.  C.  G.  Salem  Town, 
G.  P.  H.  F.  L.  Bunting,  G.  S.  W.  Charles 
E.  Gillett,  G.  J.  W.  John  S.  Perry  of  Troy, 
G.  Treas.  Robert  Macoy  of  NewYork,  G.  R. 
Samuel  Graves,  G.  S.  B.  H.  Clay  Preston,  G. 
Sw.  B.  Bradley  Parker,  G.  W.  John  Mc- 
Quillou,  G.  Sen. 

TEMPLE  COiMMANDERY,  No.  2,  regular  com- 
munications first  and  third  Fridays  of  each 
month,  at  Masonic  Hall.  Fi'ank  Chamberlain, 
E.  C.  Edward  H.  Jones,  Gen.  Lyman  G. 
Dart,  C.  G.  Townsend  Fondey,  Prelate. 
Wm.  H.  Williams,  S.  TV.  R.  D.  Hays,  /.  W. 
William  Headlani,  Treasurer.  William  J. 
Shankland,  Recorder.  John  P.  S.  Gilford,  C. 
Daniels,  St.  B.  N.  S.  Parkhuist,  TV.  Wm. 
Connelly,  Sen. 

Chapters. 
GRAND  ROYAL  ARCH  CHAPTER  OF  THE 
STATE  OF  NEW  YORK,  meet  annually  at 
Albany,  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  February,  at 
Masonic  Hall.  George  H.  Thacher  of  Albany, 
G.  H.  P.  Arthur  Boyce,  D.  G.  H.  P.  Darius 
A.  Ogden,  G.  K.  Dan  S.  Wright,  G.  S. 
Salem  Town,  G.  C.  William  Seymour  of 
Albany,  G.  Treas.  John  0.  Cole  of  Albany, 
G.  Sec.  William  Connelly,  G.  A.  C.  Alonzo 
Crosby,  G.  Sen. 

TEMPLE  ROYAL  ARCH  CHAPTER,  No.  5, 
regular  communications  second  and  fourth 
Tuesdays  of  each  month,  at  Masonic  Hall. 
Joseph  Fellows,  H.  P.  Richard  Barhydt,  K'. 
Henry  C.  Haskell,  S.  Wm.  Seymour,  C.  H. 
Alanson  B.  Russ,  P.  S.  Wm.  C.  McKenzie, 
R.  A.  C.  Richard  D.  Hayes,  M.  3d  V.  Abram 
Lederer,  M.  2d  V.  Jas.  Thompson,  M.  1st  V. 
Cornelius  Glen,  Secretary.  Wm.  Headlam, 
Treasurer.    Alonzo  Crosby,  Tiler. 

Lodges. 

John  Cadman,  D.  D.  G.  M. 

David  Gkibben  of  Albany,  Dep.  Gr.  Sec. 

GRAND  LODGE  OF  THE  STATE  OF  NEW 
YORK.  Finlay  M.  King  of  Syracuse,  G.  M. 
John  J.  Crane,  D.  G.  M.  Clinton  F.  Paige,  S. 
G.  W.  Stephen  H.  Johnson,  J.  G.  TV.  Chas. 
L.  Church  of  New  York,  G.  Treas.  James  M. 
Austin  of  New  York,  G.  Sec.  Salem  Town, 
Henry  C.  Vogell,  R.  L.  Schoonmaker,  G.  Chap. 
Amos  H.  Prescott,  G.  Mar.  Robert  G.  Cor- 
nell, G.  S.  B.  William  Loomis,  G.  Sxu.  B. 
James  Hyde,  James  Herring,  Isaac  M.  Phyfe, 
Darius  Clark,  G.  St.  Cornelius  Esselstyn,  S. 
G.  D.  Charles  D.  Brown,  J.  G.  D.  Oren 
Brown,  G.  Pur.  Sewall  Fisk,  G.  T.  Frank 
M.  Hopkins,  G.  Lee. 


MOUNT  VERNON  LODGE,  No.  3,  regular  com- 
munications first  and  third  Mondays  of  each 
month,  at  Masonic  Hall.  David  Gribben,  TV, 
M.  Charles  Vandenburgh,  S.  TV.  Augustus 
Bowers,  /.  TV.  James  F.  Crosby,  Treas.  A. 
F.  Chiitfield,  Sec.  John  Fonda,  S.  D.  Wil- 
liam C.  McKenzie,  J.  D.  Alonzo  Crosby, 
Tiler. 

MASTER'S  LODGE,  No.  5,  regular  communica- 
tions second  and  fourth  Mondays  in  each 
month,  at  Masonic  Hall.  Instituted  1768  ;  in- 
corporated 1861.  William  Bay,  William  Sey- 
mour, Robert  H.  Waterman,  Trustees.  Jef- 
ferson Peterman,  TV.  M.  John  P.  S.  GiflFord, 
S.  TV.  William  S.  Paddock,  J.  TV.  Joseph 
Fellows,  Treasurer.  Cornelius  Glen,  Secre- 
tary. Harris  I.  Fellows,  S.  D.  Albert  West, 
./.  b.  Titus  Mead,  J.  Penniman  Smitii,  Stew- 
ards. Diedrich  Willers,  .Jr.,  Lib.  .John  B. 
Marsh,  Organist.  Albert  C .  Judson,  JlIarsAal. 
Alonzo  Crosby,  Tiler. 

TEMPLE  LODGE,  No.  14,  regular  communica- 
tions first  and  third  Tuesdays  of  each  month, 
at  Masonic  Hall.  Lyman  G.  Dart,  TV.  M. 
Charles  Hilton,  S.  TV.  Stephen  McKnight, 
J.  TV.  W.  G.  Burrows,  Treas.  Thomns  P. 
Way,  Sec.  Augustus  G.  Cole,  S.  J5.  G.  S. 
Duncan,  J.  D.  John  McEwen,  Andrew  Boyd, 
M.  of  C.  Chas.  W.  Gushing,  Chap.  Thomas 
Spencer  Lloyd,  Organist.  Thomas  C.  Jeflers, 
Marshal.     Alonzo  Crosby,  Tiler. 

WASHINGTON  LODGE,  No.  85,  regular  com- 
munnications  on  the  second  and  fourtli  Thurs- 
days of  each  month,  at  Masonic  Hall.  Thos. 
J.  Cowell,  TV.  M.  Henry  Van  Hoesen,  S.  TV. 
Jcseph  Lederer,  /.  TV.  B.  Hiller,  Secretary. 
John  A.  Sickles,  Treasurer.  Richard  Van 
Vranken,  iS'.  Z).  James  McConville,  J.  D.  A. 
Crosby,  Tiler. 

WADS  WORTH  LODGE,  No.  417,  regular  com- 
munications on  the  second  and  fourth  Wed- 
nesdays of  each  month,  at  No.  74  State  street. 
James  Cruikshank,  TV.  M.  P.  H.  Shaw,  S. 
TV.  David  H.  Pearsall,  J.  TV.  John  Walker, 
Treas.  John  J.  Bradt,  Sec.  William  Wil- 
liamson, S.  D.  John  W.  Bebee,  J.  D.  Tyler 
R.  Blake,  Nathan  Ware,  M.  of  C.  David 
Rose,  S.  A.  Seymour,  William  Fisher,  Trus- 
tees. D.  L.  Weaver,  Chap.  John  McClel- 
land, Marshal.  W.  H.  Clark,  Organist.  Wm. 
Waldron,  Tiler. 

ANCIENT  CITY  LODGE,  No.  452,  regular  com- 
munications on  the  first  and  third  Wednes- 
days of  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall.  Charles 
S.  Murphy,  TV.  M.  Arthur  Boyle,  S.  TV. 
Thomas  Smyth,  J.  TV.  Henry  Morgan,  Sec. 
Edwin  Stevens,  Treas.  Thomas  Robinson, 
S.  D.  Robert  Thomson,  J.  D.  Alonzo  Cros- 
by, Tiler. 


Board  of  Relief. 

ALBANY  MASONIC  BOARD  OF  RELIEF,  meet 
the  last  Saturday  of  each  month,  at  Masonic 
Hall.  The  Committee  on  Charity  meet  every 
Saturday  at  the  same  place.  James  Cruik- 
shank, President.  Lyman  G.  Dart,  Vice-Pre- 
sident. Chas.  Vandenburgh,  Secretary.  Chas. 
Hilton,  Treasurer. 


TEMPERANCE     SOCIETIES,     ETC. 


203 


I.  O.  of  O.  F. 

William  H.  H.  Prall,  Grand  Secretary  of  the  Grand  Lodge  of  Northern  New  York,  and  Grand 
Scribe  of  the  Grand  Encampment  of  Northern  New  York — office  at  Syracuse. 

District  Grand  Committee  of  Albany. — Martm  Lederer,  D.  D.  G.  M.  Henry  A.  Clement,  Se- 
cretary. Meet  on  the  last  Wednesday  in  January,  April  and  Octoher,  and  on  the  third  Wednesday 
in  July  (annual  meeting),  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  Green  street,  corner  of  Beaver. 

Encampments. 


NEW  YORK,  No.  1,  meet  on  the  first  and  third 

Saturdays  of  every  month  at  Odd  Fellows' 

Hall. 
EN-HAK-KORE,  No.  5,  meet  on  the  second  and 

fourth  Fridays  of  every  month  at  Commercial 

Building. 

Degree  Lodges. 

ALBANY  CITY,  No.  11,  meet  every  Tuesday 
Hvening  at  Commercial  Building. 

EXCELSIOR,  No.  15,  meet  every  Thursday 
evening  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

HERMAN'S  (German),  No.  31,  meet  every  se- 
cond Monday  evening  at  Commercial  Build'g. 

Subordinate  Lodges. 
HOPE,  No.  1,  meet  every  Monday  evening  at 
Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 


CLINTON,  No.  7,  meet  every  Wednesday  even- 
ing at  Commercial  Building. 

GERMAN  COLONIAL,  No.  16,  meet  every 
Monday  evening  at  Commercial  Building. 

FIREMEN'S,  No.  19,  meet  every  Thursday 
evening  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

AMERICAN,  No.  32,  meet  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing at  Commercial  Building. 

MOUNT  HERMON,  No.  38,  meet  every  Wednes- 
day evening  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

PHENIX,  No.  41,  meet  every  Tuesday  evening 
at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

MOUNT  CARMEL  (German,)  No.  76,  meet  every 
Monday  evening  at  Commercial  Building. 

SCHO-NEGH  -TA-DA ,  No.  87,  meet  every  Thurs- 
day evening  at  Commercial  Building. 

SAMARITAN,  No.  93,  meet  every  Friday  even- 
ing at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 


TEMPERANCE  SOCIETIES. 


NEW  YORK  STATE  TEMPERANCE  SOCIETY. 
Charles  Hathaway  of  Delhi,  President.  E.  B. 
Day,  J.  Ryder,  Lyman  Bennett,  J.  J.  Knox,  A. 
B.  Preston,  Vice-Presidents.  J.  Foote,  S.  T. 
Seeley,  Abel  Stevens,  J.  S.  Pattengill,  J.  L. 
Barlow,  Executive  Committee.  H.  L.  Grose 
of  Ballston,  Corresponding  Secretary.  W.  T. 
Doubleday,  Recording  Secretary.  John  Reid 
of  Albany,  Treasurer. 

Sons  of  Temperance. 

District  No.  19,  William  Gordon,  D.  G.  W.  P. 

ALBANY  DIVISION,  No.  24,  meet  every  Mon- 
day evening  at  No.  586  Broadway.  James  W. 
Mann,  W.  P.  Josiah  McCloy,  W.  A.  Wm. 
Gordon,  Ji.  S.  Orange  Dudly,  ^.  Jl.  S.  Wm. 
H.  Parry,  F.  S.  Jacob  Roseboom,  T.  H.  B. 
Knight,  Chaplain.  John  Williams,  C.  Wm. 
Fisher,  A.  C.  Joseph  Padlow,  1.  S.  William 
Thorn,  0.  S. 

GREENBUSH  DIVISION,  No.  50,  meets  every 
Tuesday  evening  at  No.  —  Broadway,  Green- 
bush.  James  A.irwin,  W.  P.  Edmund  C. 
Warner,  W.  A.  Peter  Elmendorf,  jR.  S.  An- 
drew Martin,  A.  R.  S.    Jonas  Whiting,  F.  S. 


Wesley  Hyler,  T.  Isaac  Freeman,  Chaplain. 
Edward  Warner,  C.  Thomas  Ferguson,  A.  C. 
James  Kirwin,  Jr.,  I.  (S.     James  Toole,  O.  S. 

Temples  of  Honor. 

District  No.  30,  Jonathan  Kidney,  D.  G.  W.  T. 

DEGREE  TEMPLE,  No.  2,  meet  on  the  second 
and  fourtli  Tuesday  of  each  mouth  at  No.  586 
Broadway. 

SOCIAL  TEMPLE,  No.  22,  meet  every  Thursday 
evening  at  No.  586  Broadway.  Hannah  Wil- 
son, ,S.  P.  T.  Wm.  Gordon,  B.  P.  T.  Mary 
E.  Chase,  S.  V.  T.  D.  L.  Weaver,  B.  V.  T. 
Mary  Dillow,  8.  R.     Wm.  J.  Packard,  B.  R. 

Smith,   S.   F.   R.     William    J.   Ward, 

B.  F.  R.  Jenny  Tweddell,  S.  U.  David 
Rose,  B.  U. S.  C.  Sillick  Slaw- 
son,  B.  C. 

TIVOLI  TEMPLE,  No.  22,  meet  every  Friday 
evening  at  No.  586  Broadway.  Sillick  Slaw- 
son,  W.  C.  T.  Jonathan  Kidney,  W.  V.  T. 
William  Jared  Packard,  W.  R.  Elisha  Mack, 
W.  A.  R.  William  Fisher,  W.  F.  R.  David 
Rose,  W.  T.  William  Gordon,  W,  U.  Wm. 
J.  Ward,  W.  D.  U.  Willard  Parnell,  W.  G. 
William  H.  Parry,  W.  S. 


A.  D.  O.  of  H. 


FREIE  BRUEDER  LODGE,  No.  62,  meet  every 
Tuesday  evening  at  Commercial  Building. 
Henri  Stouter,  O.  B.  William  Marzh,  U.  B. 
John  Miller,  John  Goras,  Secretaries.  Henri 
Haus,  Treasurer. 


HARMQNIC  LODGE,  No.  12,  meet  every  Wed- 
nesday  evening  at  Commercial  Building.  Kris- 
tain  Handlin,  O.  B.  Donel  Beir,  U.  B.  Frank 
Rosche,  Henri  Fuchs,  Secretaries.  John  Hart- 
mann,  Treasurer. 


I.  O.  of  B. 


SHILAH  LODGE,  No.  17,  meet  weekly  at  Com- 
mercial Building.  Emanuel  Labeschiner,  Pre- 
sident.    Moses  Hess,   Vice-President.     Maier 


Illch,  Secretary.     S.  M.  Valkenburgh,  Moses 
Hamburger,  M.  Herrmann,  Trustees. 


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MILITARY.        INSURANCE     COMPANIES. 


CITY  PHILANTHROPHIC  GROVE,  No.  15, 
meet  every  Friday  evening  at  Commercial 
Building.  M.  Lipman,  N.  A,  A.  G.  Lyons, 
V.  A.  Myer  K.  Cohen,  Secretary.  William 
Story,  Treasurer. 


U.  A.  O.  of  D. 

SCHILLER  GROVE,  No.  4,  meet  every  Saturday 
evening  at  Commercial  Building.  Henry 
Haus,  iV.  A.  Michael  Blank,  V.  A.  Matthias 
Bissikummer,  Secretary.  John  Koustein, 
Treasurer, 


MILITARY. 

STATE  MILITARY  ASSOCIATION.— Col.  George  W.  Pratt  (Kingston,  Ulster  county),  20th  Regi- 
ment, President.  Col.  A.  M.  Wood,  14th  Regiment,  Col.  J.  C.  Piuckney,  6th  Regiment,  Major 
Jas.  L.  Gilbert,  Gen.  W.  S.  Fullerton,  Vice-Presidents.  Col.  H.  S.  Fairchild  (Rochester,  Monroe 
county),  o4th  Regiment,  Treasurer.  Col.  George  W.  Morell,  1st  Division,  Recording  Secretary. 
Capt.  Hiram  Roosa,  8th  Brigade,  Corresponding  Secretary.  Charles  W.  Hewes,  42d  Regiment, 
Chaplain. 

NATIONAL  GUARD  OP  NEW  YORK. 

THOMAS  HILLHOUSE,  Adjutant  General— o&ce  in  Capitol. 

Third  Division. — Johk  T.  Cooper,  Major-General.     James  Hendrick,  Divition  Inspector. 

Ninth   Brigade. — Joun  F.  Rathboxe,  Brigadier  General. 


25th  Regiment  (Artillery). 
Armory,  State  Arsenal,  Eagle,  cor.  Hudson. 
M.  K.  Bryax,  Colinel.        James  Swift,  Lt.  Col. 
D.  Feiedlander,  Major,    i.  M.  Kimball,  Adj. 
Co.  A.  J.  Fredendall,  Captain. 

B.  Thos.  McDennott,  Captain. 

C.  John  Gray,   Captain. 

D.  F.  Marshall,  Captain. 

E.  J.  J.  Huber,  Captain. 

F.  M.  H.  Kenely,  Captain. 

G.  Henry  Mulholland,  Captain. 
H.  J.  B.  Barnard,  Captain. 

L.  F.  Niewdorf,  Captain. 
R.  Hale  Kingsley,  Captain. 


10th  Regiment  (Light  Infantry). 
Armory,  State  Arsenal,  Eagle,  cor.  Hudson. 
Co.  A.  Cuyler  Van  Vechten,  Captain.    Armory, 
119  State  street. 
B.  Ira  W.   Ainsworth,    Captain.    Annory, 
Broadway,  corner  Steuben. 

D.  James  Dodds,  Captain. 

E.  James  McFarland,  Captain. 

F.  James  R.  Harris,  Captain. 
R.  Henry  Dorr,  Captain. 

Independent. 
Albany  Burgesses  Corps,  James  C.  Cook,  Capt. 
Rooms  in  Bleecker  Hall,  561  Broadway. 


INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 


Albany  City  Fire  Ins.  Company. 

Office  in  Union  Bank,  446  Broadway. 

Chae.  1860.    Cash  Cap.  and  Surplus,  $110,000. 

Wm.  Tillinghast,  President.  John  H.  Rice,  Se- 
cretary. Wm.  Tillingluist,  John  S.  Boyd,  Wm. 
N.  Strong,  J.  Van  Gaasbeek,  Alfred  Wild,  Chas. 
Van  Bentbuyseu,  T.  Van  Heusen,  G.  C.  David- 
sou,  Clark  Rice,  C.  W.  Duraut,  A.  Barnes,  Wil- 
liam L.  Learned,  James  Roy,  A.  P.  Palmer,  E. 
Corning,  Benj.  Payn,  C.  Vibbard,  A.  E.  Stim- 
son,  Alanson  A.  Sumner,  A.  Bleecker  Banks, 
Robert  L.  Johnson,  J.  M.  B.  Davidson,  J.  D. 
Badgley,  George  B.  Steele,  Jas.  A.  Wilson,  John 
F.  R,athbone,  T.  G.  Younglove,  Thos.  Kearney, 
Jas.  C.  Kennedy,  B.  P.  Learned,  Directors. 

Albany  Insurance  Company. 

56  State  Street. 
Incoe.  1811.  Charter  Ext.  in  1828  and  1851. 
Cash  Capital  and  Surplus,  1200,000. 
Rufus  II.  King,  President.  Stephen  Groes- 
beeck.  Secretary.  Rufus  H.  King,  Augustus 
James,  Marcus  T.  Reynolds,  William  C.  Miller, 
Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Harmon  Purnpeily,  .JohnT. 
Cooper,  Peter  McNaughton,  Lyman  Chapin, 
Franklin  Townsend,  Joel  Rathbone,  Eliphalet 
Wickes,  John  H.  Van  Antwerp,  Directors. 


Commerce  Insurance  Company. 

448  Broadway,  over  Albany  Exchange  Bank. 

Incorporated  1859, 

Cash  Capital  and  Surplus,  $217,000. 

Adam  Van  Allen,  President.  Thos.  Schuyler, 
Vice-President.  G.  A.  Van  Allen,  Secretary. 
John  G.  White,  Tiieodore  F.  Humphrey,  E.  A. 
Durant,  L.  M.  Palmer,  Adam  Van  Allen,  Thos. 
Schuyler,  Chas.  B.  Lansing,  Chauncey  P.  Wil- 
liams, James  W.  Eaton,  Jesse  C.  Potts,  John  H. 
Reynolds,  Chas.  B.  Redfield,  Isaac  A  Chapman, 
M.  H.  Read,  Archibald  McClure,  Visscher  Ten 
Eyck,  Horace  D.  Hawkins,  Charles  H.  Adams, 
Peter  Monteath,  Directors. 

The  Mutual  Insurance  Company 

OF  THE   CITY  AND  COUNTY  OF  ALBANY. 

50  State  Street. 

Incorporated  1836.      Capital  $250,000. 

Erastus  Corning,  President  Joshua  G.  Cotrell, 
Vice-President.  George  Cuyler,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer.  Erastus  Corning,  Joshua  G.  Cotrell, 
Henry  H.  Martin,  James  A.  Wilson,  John  F. 
Ratlibone,  Eli  Perry,  John  Knower,  Barent  P. 
Staats,  Ellis  Baker,  Jared  A.  Post,  Artemas  Fish, 
Archibald  McClure,  Wm.  McElroy,  Directors. 


ASSORTING     HOUSE 


BANK 


205 


ASSORTING  HOUSE 

FOR  STATE  CURRENCY,  office  No.  452  Eroadway  (over  Merchants'  Bank),  established  AprU, 
1858.  Samuel  Moffat,  Superintendent.  John  Nickerson,  Chief  Clerk  and  Receiving  Teller.  F. 
F.  Grant,  Paying  Teller.    James  M.  Gladding,  Redemption  Clerk.    Henry  R.  Wright,  Bookkeeper. 


BANKS. 

The  Banks  are  open  every  day  in  the  year,  from  10  a.  m.  to  2  p.  m.,  except  Sundays  and  holi- 
days.    The  interest  for  discount  in  the  Banks  in  this  city,  is  fixed  at  7  per  centum  per  annum. 


Albany  City  Bank. 

47  State  Street.  Capital,  $500,000. 
Erastus  Corning,  President.  John  V.  L.  Pruyn, 
Vice-President.  H.  H.  Martin,  Cashier.  Eras- 
tus Corning,  Ellis  Baker,  B.  R.  Wood,  Wm. 
Seymour,  John  Knower,  John  V.  L.  Pruyn,  D. 
H.  Caiy,  William  Smith,  David  Hamilton,  Eli 
Perry,  Henry  H.  Martin,  E.  Corning,  Jr.,  Samuel 
H.  Cook,  Directors.  C.  L.  Garfield,  David  C. 
Briggs,  Paying  Tellers.  G.  D.  Van  Vliet,  Peter 
Wendell,  Ira  Porter,  Jr.,  Receiving  Tellers.  B. 
Wemple,  S.  W.  Whitney.  J.  B.  Keith,  Book- 
keepers. H.  T.  Martin,  H.  G.  Radcliff,  Discount 
Clerks.  Isaac  H.  Vrooman,  Corresponding  Clerk. 
F.  W.  Hoi  brook,  Savings  Department.  George 
P.  Whitney,  Clerk. 

Albany  City  Savings  Institution.. 

47  State  Street. 
Erastus  Corning,  President.  John  Taylor,  Eli 
Perry,  Vice-Presidents.  Henry  H.  Martin,  Trea. 
surer.  James  Kidd,  James  McNaugliton,  John 
V.  L.  Pruyn,  William  Humphrey,  James  Goold, 
Henry  H.  Martin,  John  Knower,  W.  Boardman, 
John  G.  White,  Ellis  Baker,  Chris.  W.  Bender, 
Thos.  Noonan,  Wm.  Smith,  D.  H.  Cary,  Trus- 
tees.    F.  W.  Holbrook,  Teller. 

Albany  Exchange  Bank. 

450  Broadway.  Capital,  $311,000. 
Stephen  H.  Alden,  President.  Wm.  Gould, 
Vice-President.  Chauncey  P.  Williams,  Cashier. 
Stephen  H.  Alden,  William  Gould,  Ichabod  L. 
Judson,  James  McNaughton,  John  M.  Newton, 
Wm.  McElroy,  0.  Allen,  Chauncey  P.  Williams, 
Christopher  W.  Bender,  Amos  Pilsbury,  Lan- 
sing Merchant,  Jeremiah  J.  Austin,  Samuel  N. 
Bacon,  Directors.  Clarence  C.  Cheney,  Teller. 
Neil  Gray,  Ass't  Teller.  Isaac  Giff'ord,  Book- 
keeper, Len.  G.  Ten  Eyck,  Jr.,  Discount  Clerk 
and  Savings  Bank  Teller.  Wm.  E.  Cornwell, 
Clerk. 

Commercial  Bank. 

38  State  Street.    Capital,  $500,000. 

Ezra  P.  Prentice,  President.  Visscher  Ten 
Eyck,  Cashier.  Jas.  D.  Wasson,  R.  H  Pruyn, 
Peter  Monteath,  V.  Ten  Eyck,  Ezra  P.  Prentice, 
Eliphalet  Wickes,  James  N.  Ring,  Peter  Cagger, 
Robert  L.  Johnson,  Archibald  McClure,  William 
White,  Thomas  P.  Crook,  Benjamin  C.  Ray- 
mond, Directors.  James  Martin,  Teller.  Wil- 
liam D.  Case,  Receiving  Teller.  Fred.  S.  Pease, 
General  Bookkeeper.  Wm.  H.  Burhans,  Indi- 
vidual Bookkeeper.  George  B.  Burroughs,  Dis- 
count Clerk.  Isaac  B.  Briggs,  John  Raleigh, 
Geo.  Davidson,  Clerks.  j 

Discount  days,  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays.      I 

26  ~~ 


Mechanics  and  Farmers'  Bank. 

Broadway,  corner  of  Exchange  Street. 
Capital,  $350,000. 

Thos.  W.  Olcott,  President.  Thomas  Olcott, 
Cashier.  Thomas  W.  Olcott,  William  H.  De 
Witt,  Alden  March,  Alanson  A.  Sumner,  Theo. 
F.  Humphrey,  Thos.  Olcott,  James  B.  Jermain, 
Uri  Burt,  A.  A.  Dunlop,  George  B.  Steele,  Wm. 
A.  Young,  Directors.  Daniel  Leonard,  Teller. 
William  H.  Haskell,  Wm.  R.  Hills,  Bookkeepers. 
W.  McHench,  Discount  Clerk.  G.  B.  Sperry,  J. 
J.  Hyland,  Dudley  Olcott,  Stephen  J.  Brown, 
Frederick  H.  Pepoon,  Clerks. 

Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 

Merchants'  Bank  of  Albany. 
458  Broadway.    Capital,  $280,000. 

John  Tweddle,  President.  Richard  Van  Rens- 
selaer, Vice-President.  Adam  Van  Allen,  Cash- 
ier. J.  Tweddle,  Richard  Van  Rensselaer,  Mau- 
rice E.  Viele,  Robert  A.  Forsyth,  Joseph  N.  Bul- 
lock, A.  C.  Pulling,  Charles  B.  Lansing,  Thomas 
Schuyler,  Adam  Van  Allen,  Directors.  A.  C. 
Judson,  Teller.  N.  D.  Wendell,  Discount  Clerk 
and  Notary.  Harvey  Wendell,  .James  Maher, 
Bank  Bookkeepers.  Wm.  Story,  A.  Van  Allen. 
Jr.,  Clerks.  * 

Discount  days,  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

New  York  State  Bank. 

69  State  Street.      Capital,  $350,000. 

Rufus  H.  King,  President.  Joel  Rathbone, 
Vice-President.  J.  H.  Van  Antwerp,  Cashier. 
Rufus  H.  King,  Joel  Rathbone,  Lyman  Chapin 
William  Adams,  Franklin  Townsend,  Samuel  h! 
Ransom,  John  H.  Van  Antwerp,  Wm.  C.  Miller 
J.  Howard  King,  J.  Howard  Rathbone,  David 
L  Boyd,  Directors.  John  Templeton,  Teller. 
S.  J.  Leake,  D.  G.  Curtiss,  Bookkeepers.  D.  w". 
Wemple,  Discount  Clerk.  R,  V.  DeWitt  Jr. 
Corresponding  Clerk.  A.  H.  DeForest,  Assist- 
ant Teller.    Wm.  Bruce,  Jr.,  Clerk. 

Discount  day,  Monday. 

Union  Bank  of  Albany. 
446  Broadway.    Capital,  $500,000. 

Billings  P.  Learned,  President.  A.  P.  Palmer 
Acting  Cashier.  Billings  P.  Learned,  Gilbert  c! 
Davidson,  Adam  Van  Allen,  William  N.  Strong, 
Chauncey  Vibbard,  Amos  P.  Palmer,  William  L. 
Learned,  D.  D.  T.  Charles,  C.  W.  Durant,  Alfred 
Wild,  Le  Roy  Mowry,  James  W.  Eaton,  Direct- 
ors. B.  P.  Learned,  Jr.,  TeZZcr.  Ariel  Lathrop, 
Bookkeeper.  Lewis  R.  Gregory,  Discount  Clerk. 
Calvin  W.  Eaton,  Clerk. 


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ALBANY  SAVINGS  BANK. 

Nos.  38  and  40  State  Street,  Commercial  Bank  Building. 

Incorporated  by  an  Act  of  the  Legislature  in  the  year  1820. 

This  Bank  is  open  daily,  for  the  purpose  of  receiving  Deposits,  and  the  gene- 
ral transaction  of  business,  during  the  usual  banking  hours  (from  10  o'clock 
a.  m.  to  2  o'clock  p.  m.)  each  day,  and  Saturdays  from  4  to  8  o'clock,  p.  m. 

OFFICEKS. 

K.  H.  KING,  1st  Vice-President.         JACOB  H.  TEN  EYCK,  2d  Vice-President. 
ROBERT  H.  PRUYN,  Secretary.         VISSCHER  TEN  EYCK,  Treasurer. 

TRUSTEES. 

William  McHarg,  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Rufus  H.  King,  F.  J.  Barnard,  Robert 
H.  Pruyn,  Harmon  Pumpelly,  Wm.  E.  Bleecker,  James  D.  AVasson,  E.  P.  Prentice, 
Matthew  McMahon,  Franklin  Townsend,  Charles  Van  Benthuysen,  Archibald 
McClure,  Visscher  Ten  Eyck,  Peter  Gansevoort,  Joel  Rathbone,  William  C. 
Miller. 

MECHANICS  AND  FAEMERS'  SAVINGS  BANK. 

Broadway,  corner  of  Exchange  Street. 

This  Bank  is  open  for  Deposits,  and  for  the  transaction  of  general  business 
every  day  from  10  o'clock  a.  m.  to  2  o'clock  p.  m.  (Sundays  and  holidays  ex- 
cepted.) 

THOA^AS  W.  OLCOTT,  President.  THOMAS  OLCOTT,  Secretary. 

TRUSTEES. 

Thomas  W.  Olcott,  Alanson  A.  Sumner,  Thurlow  Weed, 

William  H.  DeWitt,  Theodore  F.  Humphrey,  Thomas  Olcott, 

Alden  March,  John  F,  Rathbone,  John  J,  Olcott. 

Ira  Harris, 


ALBANY  EXCHANGE  SAVINGS  BANK. 

No.  450  Broadway. 

Bank  open  for  Deposits,  and  for  the  transaction  of  general  business,  every 
day,  from  10  o'clock  a.  m.  to  2  o'clock  p.  m.     (Sundays  and  holidays  excepted.) 

OFFICERS. 

JAMES  McNAUGHTON,  President. 

WM.  GOULD,  Ist  Vice-President.  S.  B.  McCOY,  2d  Vice-President. 

CHAUNCEY  P.  WILLIAMS,  Treasurer. 

TRUSTEES. 

James  McNaughton,  Otis  Allen,  Samuel  Anable,  Wm,  G.  Thomas,  Lansing 
Merchant,  James  A.  Gray,  Chauncey  P.  Williams,  Chris.  W.  Bender,  William 
Gould,  John  S.  Perry,  Thomas  W.  Newcomb,  John  Stuart,  Samuel  N.  Bacon,  S. 
Bogardus  McCoy,  Chas.  E.  GiflFord,  Isaac  A.  Chapman,  John  H.  Reynolds,  Gaius 
M.  Blodgett,  Wm.  H.  Ross,  Alonzo  Bruce. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


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MISCELLANEOUS. 


Cemeteries. 

ALBANY  RURAL  CEMETERY,  situated  on  the 
Troy  road,  near  West  Troy.  Thomas  W.  01- 
cott,  President.  Anthony  M.  Strons;,  Secre- 
tary. Peter  Gansevoort,  Marcus  T.  Reynolds, 
Alden  March,  Ira  Harris,  Otis  Allen,  B.  T. 
Welch,  Wm.  H.  DeWitt,  John  F.  Rathboue, 
Samuel  H.  Ransom,  Trustees.  James  W. 
Greene,  Superintendent— o&ce  No.  9  Douw's 
Building. 

BURIAL  GROUNDS,  situated  on  State,  Knox, 
Snipe  and  Robin  streets. 

ST.  JOHN'S  CEMETERY,  situated  on  the  Dela- 
ware turnpike. 

ST.  MARY'S  AND  ST.  JOSEPH'S  CEMETERY, 
situated  on  the  Great  Western  turnpike. 

Companies. 

See  also  pages  210,  211. 

ALBANY  EXCHANGE  COMPANY,  office  No. 
50  State  street  (Cooper's  Building).  Joel  Rath- 
bone,  President.  Richard  Van  Rensselaer, 
Secretary.  Joel  Rathbone,  James  McNaugh- 
ton,  Rufus  H.  King,  Jas.  Kidd,  Visscher  Ten 
Eyck,  A.  E.  Brown,  John  Knower,  Directors. 

ALBANY  GAS  LIGHT  COMPANY,  office  No.  59 
State  street.  H.  Pumpelly,  President.  B.  C. 
Humphrey,  Secretary,  Harmon  Pumpelly, 
Joel  Rathbone,  Henry  H.  Martin,  Jacob  H. 
Ten  Eyck,  R.  Van  Rensselaer,  James  Kidd, 
Robert  Boyd,  Eli  Perry,  Directors.  P.  A.  Sab- 
baton,  Superintendent  qf  Works. 

ALBANY  PIER  COMPANY.  Era.stus  Corning, 
President,  Moses  Patten,  Vice-President. 
William  White,  Superintendent.  M.  H.  Read, 
James  Dexter,  William  White,  A.  Van  Sant- 
voord,  E.  A.  Durant,  Wm.  A.  Young,  Execu- 
tive Committee. 

AMERICAN  TELEGRAPH  COMPANY,  office 
B.ank  Building,  450  Broadway  (up  stairs). 

HUDSON  RIVER  BRIDGE  COMPANY  AT  AL- 
BANY, office  first  floor  of  Exchange  Building. 
Erastus  Corning,  President.  Sidney  T.  Fair- 
child,  Secretary  and  Treasurer.  Erastus  Corn- 
ing, Dean  Richmond,  Samuel  Sloan,  Chester 
W,  Chapin,  Wm.  H.  Swift,  John  V.  L.  Pruyn, 
Edmund  H.  Miller,  Sidney  T.  Fairchild,  Henry 
H.  Martin,  Directors. 

Institutions. 

ACADEMY  OF  THE  SACRED  HEART  (Board- 
ing), under  the  direction  of  the  Order  of  the 
Ladies  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  situate  at  Ken- 
wood.    Madame  Peacock,  Lady  Superior. 

Parish  (Day)  School  attached  to  above, 
Broadway,  corner  Wilson  street.  Madame 
Cornelieus,  Lady  Superior. 

ALBANY  ACADE.MY,  corner  of  Fayette  and 
Elk  .-treets,  fronting  on  Eagle.  Peter  Ganse- 
voort, President.  John  W.  Ford,  Treasurer. 
Peter  Gansevoort,  Wm.  B.  Sprague,  Thomas 
W.  Olcott,  James  P.  Boyd,  Orlando  Meads, 
Christopher  Y.  Lansing,  Henry  H.  Martin, 
Thomas  Hun,  John  F.  Rathbone,  David  Mur- 
ray, Thomas  C.  Pitkin,  Ebenezer  P.  Rogers, 
Howard  Townsend,  John  W.  Ford,  the  Mayor 
and  Recorder,  ex-officio.  Trustees.  David 
Murray  (Principal),  R.  W.  Swan,  Edward  P. 
Waterbury,  Henri  Kambli,  Truman  D.  Came- 
ron, Thos.  H.  Pitkin,  Chas.  E.  Smith,  Horace 
Loomis,  Amos  A.  Cass,  E.  15.  Rice,  Faculty. 

ALBANY  CLASSICAL  INSTITUTE,  No.  47 
Eagle  street.     C.  H.  Anthony,  Principal. 


ALBANY  CITY  HOSPITAL,  Howard  street,  cor. 
Eagle.  Erastus  Corning,  Ezra  P.  Prentice,  M. 
T.  Reynolds,  Wm.  H.  De  Witt,  T.  W.  Olcott, 
H.  Pumpelly,  John  Taylor,  Joel  Rathbone, 
Archibald  McClure,  J.  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Rob't  H. 
Pruyn,  Visscher  Ten  Eyck,  Rob't  Townsend, 
John  Tweddle,  the  Mayor  and  Recorder,  ex- 
officio.  Governors.  Thomas  W.  Olcott,  Pre- 
sident. A.  McClure,  Vice-President.  Robert 
Townsend,  Secretary.  Visscher  Ten  Eyck, 
Treasurer.  James  McNaughtoii,  Alden  March, 
James  U.  Armsby,  John  Swinburne,  .AWcndmg 
Surgeons.  Thomas  Hun,  Mason  F.  Cogswell, 
Howard  Townsend,  James  P.  Boyd,  Attending 
Physicians.  Horace  T.  Hanks,  House  Physi- 
cian and  Surgeon.     R.  Bygate,  Superintendent. 

ALBANY  DISPENSARY,  connected  with  the 
Albany  City  Hospital,  Howard  street,  open 
daily,  from  9  to  12.  Harmon  Pumpelly,  Pre- 
sident. Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck,  Thos.  W.  Olcott, 
Vice-Presidents.  Archibald  McClure,  Trea- 
surer.   James  B.  Sanders,  Secretary. 

ALBANY  EYE  AND  EAR  INFIRMARY,  No. 
115  Grand  street.     Robert  Liston,  Surgeon. 

ALBANY  FEMALE  ACADEMY,  No.  27  North 
Pearl  street.  Amasa  J.  Parker,  President.  E. 
S.  Stearns,  Secretary.  Thomas  W,  Olcott,  Ira 
Harris,  Harmon  Pumpelly,  Isaac  N.  Wyckoff, 
Wm.  B.  Sprague,  James  McNaughtou,  Amasa 
J.  Parker,  John  T.  Cooper,  James  H.  Armsby, 
E.  S.  Stearns,  Amos  Dean,  Erastus  D.  Palmer, 
Wm.  L.  Learned,  Trustees.  Eben  S.  Stearns 
(Principal),  H.  Kambli,  Wm.  F.  Sherwiu,  Leo 
Altmayer,  Edward  Gay,  Jas.  E.  Pomfret,  Amos 
Dean,  C.  G.  Greely,  Clara  A.  Eddy,  M.  J.  Bruce, 
Laura  Wildes,  Sarah  B.  Chamberlain,  Emily 
S.  Oakey,  Theresa  Fornachon,  Virginia  E.  Fish, 
Maria  Calver,  Professors  and  Instructors.  M. 
Tebbutt,  Janitor. 

ALBANY  FEMALE  SEMINARY,  No.  67  Divi- 
siou  street.  Henry  D.  Burlingame,  Principal. 
Mrs.  A.  Josephine  Burlingame,  Preceptress. 

ALBANY  GYMNASIUM,  organized  1853,  incor- 
porated 1858,  rooms  in  Marble  Hail,  No.  468 
Broadway.  D.  B.  Luther,  President.  George 
N.  Collier,  Vice-President.  Daniel  G.  Curtiss, 
Secretary.  Rich'd  V.  DeWitt,  Jr.,  Treasurer. 
J.  L.  Montgomery,  M.  V.  B.  Finch,  Henry  W. 
Scovel,  James  Strain,  Robert  Headlam,  Chas. 
Knickerbocker,  Chas.  Troester,  A.  B.  Lathrop, 
B.  P.  Learned,  Jr.,  W.  H.  McClure,  William  J. 
Quinn,  W.  McDonald,  A.  L.  Van  Benthuysen, 
Managers. 

ALBANY  INSTITUTE,  meet  semi-monthly  at 
the  Albany  Academy,  from  October  to  May. 
John  V.  L.  Pruyn,  President.  Frederick  S, 
Pease,  Treasurer.  David  Murray,  Secretary. 
Department  of  Physical  Science  and  the 
Arts.— Richard  V,  DeWitt,  President.  John 
Pater.-ion,  Corresponding  Secretary,  John  H. 
Hickcox,  Librarian. 

Department  of  Natural  History. — Ste- 
phen Van  Rensselaer,  President.  Peter  Ganse- 
voort, Vice-President.  Joel  Munsell,  Corre- 
sponding Secretary.  S.  Oakley  Vanderpoel, 
Rec.  Secretary.     C.  B.  Redfield,  Treasurer. 

Department  of  History  and  General 
Literature.— Alexander  S.  Johnson,  Presid- 
ent. John  N.  Campbell,  Vice-President.  Jacob 
I.  Werner,  Corresponding  Secretary.  David 
Murray,  Recording  Secretary.  H.  A.  Homes 
Treasurer.  James  Hall,  Howard  Townsend, 
Charles  H.  Anthony,  Amos  Dean,  Andrew  E. 
Brown,  Curators. 


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MISCELLANEOUS, 


ALBANY  MECHANICS'  INSTITUTE.  Rufus 
K.  Viele,  President.  James  A.  Gray,  Vice- 
President.  John  A.  Goeway,  Secretary.  H. 
L.  Emery,  Treasurer.  Ira  Jaeger,  William 
Dey  Ermand,  John  G.  Treadwell,  Samuel  H. 
Ransom,  Morgan  L.  Filkins,  William  Head- 
lam,  Jr.,  Directors. 

ALBANY  MEDICAL  COLLEGE,  Eagle  street, 
between  Lancaster  and  Jay.  Alden  March, 
President  cif  the  Faculty.  James  H.  Armsby, 
Curator.  Howard  Townsend,  Librarian.  J. 
V.  P.  Quackenbush,  Registrar.  Alden  March, 
Jas.  McNaughton,  Jas.  H.  Armsby,  H.  Town- 
send,  Chas.  H.  Porter,  J.  V.  P.  Quackenbush, 
Professors.     H.  R.  Haskins,  Demonstrator. 

ALBANY  ORPHAN  ASYLUM,  Robin  street,  be- 
tween Great  Western  turnpike  and  Washing- 
ton avenue.  James  D.  Wasson,  President. 
Jeremiah  Waterman,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 
Joel  Marble,  Superintendent.  Mrs.  J.  Marble, 
Matron.  James  D.  Wasson,  William  .James, 
Marcus  T.  Reynolds,  James  Dexter,  John  F. 
Rathbone,  Maurice  E.  Viele,  Isaac  Edwards, 
Wm.  N.  Strong,  John  Sill,  Jeremiah  Water- 
man, Samuel  H.  Ransom,  Managers.  John  F. 
Rathbone,  John  Sill,  M.  E.  Viele,  William  N. 
Strong,  Isaac  Edwards,  Jeremiah  Waterman, 
Executive  Committee. 

ALBANY  SOCIAL  TURN-VEREIN,  incorpo- 
rated 1860,  rooms  at  Schreiber's  Washington 
Hall,  Green  street.  Augustus  Tolle,  Presid- 
ent.   Joseph  Fischer,  Secretary. 

BANKS,  see  pages  205,  206. 

BOARD  OF  TRADE,  rooms  in  Ransom's  Iron 
Building,  Broadway.  B.  H.  Mills,  President. 
T.  W.  Griffin,  Jeremiah  Waterman,  Vice-PrC' 
sidents.  William  Lacy,  Recording  Secretary. 
William  F.  Preston,  Corresponding  Secretary. 
George  M.  Griffin,  Treasurer.  Chas.  T.  Smyth, 
Cornelius  W.  Armstrong,  Thomas  P.  Crook, 
Moses  Patten,  T.  McCredie,  Reference  Com- 
mittee. 

COMMERCIAL  ACADEMY,  No.  94  State  street. 

E.  B.  Rice,  Principal. 

DUDLEY  OBSERVATORY,  situated  on  Observ- 
atory  Hill,  near  the  north  line  of  the  city.  O. 
M.  Mitchel,  Director.   G.  W.  Hough,  Observer. 

F.  A.  Mitchell,  Ass't  Astronomer.  Thos.  W. 
Olcott,  President.  William  H.  De  Witt,  Vice- 
President.  Isaac  W.  Vosburgh,  Treasurer. 
Jas.  H.  Armsby,  Secretary.  Thos.  W.  Olcott, 
Wm.  H.  De  Witt,  Robert  H.  Pruyn,  John  B. 
Tibbitts,  Alden  March,  S.  H.  Ransom,  G.  C. 
Davidson,  James  H.  Armsby,  Isaac  W.  Vos- 
burgh, Ira  Harris,  J.  F.  Rathbone,  Amos  Dean, 
Erastas  D.  Palmer,  0.  M.  Mitchel,  Trustees. 

ST.  VINCENT'S  (Catholic)  ORPHAN  ASY- 
LUMS. John  McCloskey,  President.  John  J. 
Conroy,  Vice-President.  William  D.  Morange, 
Secretary.  Peter  M.  Morange,  Treasurer.  John 
McCloskey,  John  J.  Conroy,  P.  M.  Morange, 
Wm.  D.  Morange,  T.  Doran,  Cornelius  Fitz- 
patricke,  E.  P.  Wadhams,  T.  Noethan,  John 
Tracey,  Charles  L.  Austin,  Matthew  McMahon, 
R.  J.  Carmody,  Oliver  Houli,  Philip  McGuire, 
John  McEvoy,  Thos.  Mattimore,  Bryan  Smith, 
Managers. 

Boys' — Great  Western  Turnpike,  under  the 
direction  of  the  Christian  Brothers. 

Girls' — North  Pearl  street  above  Lumber, 
under  the  direction  of  the  Sisters  of  Merr-y. 
STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL,  Lodge  street,  cor- 
ner of  Howard.  Superintendent  of  Public  In- 
struction, Chairman.  S.  B.  Woolworth,  Se- 
cretary and  Treasurer.  Superintendent  of 
Public  Instruction,  Chas.  L.  Austin,  Franklin 
Townsend,  Samuel  B.  Woolworth,  Robert  H. 


Prayn,  Executive  Committee.  David  H.  Coch- 
ran (Principal),  Rodney  G.  Kimball,  Le  Roy 
C.  Coolej',  Frederick  S.  Jewell,  Williams  D. 
Huntley,  Albert  N.  Husted,  Ralph  Goodwin, 
James  M.  North,  Louisa  Ostrom,  Mary  E.  But- 
ler, Lydia  K.  Keyes,  Faculty. 

MERCANTILE  COLLEGE,  Nos.  43  and  45  North 
Pearl  street.  H.  B.  Bryant  and  H.  D.  Stratton, 
Principals. 

UNIVERSITY  OP  ALBANY,  Law  Department 
(lectures),  Eagle  street,  corner  Jay.  Thomas 
W.  Olcott,  President.  Orlando  Meads,  Secre- 
tary. R.  H.  Walworth,  President  of  Faculty. 
Ira  Harris,  Amasa  J.  Parker,  Amos  Dean,  Pro- 

TCSSOfS 

VAN  RENSSELAER  SKATING  CLUB  (incor- 
porated 1861),  located  on  Troy  road,  above 
Manor  House.  Theodore  F.  Humplirey,  Pre- 
sident. CantineTremper,  Ftcc-P»-csidcnt.  Cor- 
rel  Humphrey,  Secretary.  Wm.  H.  Haskell, 
Treasurer.  Tlieodore  F.  Humphrey,  Cantine 
Tremper,  Correl  Humphrey,  Wm.  H.  Haskell, 
J.  P.  Rogers,  E.  H.  Peck,  Paul  Cushman,  Geo. 
F.  Baker,  Directors. 

YOUNG  LADIES'  INSTITUTE,  No.  4  High  st. 
Jane  Skerritt,  Principal.  Mary  M.  Skerritt, 
Susan  L.  F.  Skerritt,  Margaret  E.  Skerritt,  As- 
sistants.   Henri  Kambii, Peabody,  Pro- 

tcssots 

YOUNG  MEN'S  ASSOCIATION,  rooms  38  State 
street.  John  T.  McKnight,  President.  John 
P.  Rogers,  Andrew  G.  White,  E.  Y.  Ten  Eyck, 
Vice-Presidents.  G.  Dudley  Van  Viiet,  Trea- 
surer. Anthony  M.  Gibson,  Corresponding 
Secretary.  Ira  Porter,  Jr.,  Recording  Secre- 
tary. Isaiah  Page,  William  E.  Orr,  D.  S.  Ben- 
ton, J.  J.  Austin,  Jr.,  Thomas  H.  Greer,  Cla- 
rence T.  Jenkins,  A.  H.  De  Forest,  W.  H. 
Fassett,  George  B.  Sperry,  James  R.  Harris. 
Managers.  J.  F.  Winne,  Librarian.  Geo.  A. 
Sheridan,  Assistant.    A.  Rotman,  Janitor. 

YOUNG  MEN'S  CHRISTIAN  ASSOCIATION, 
rooms  in  Tweddle  Hall.  Levi  Dederick,  Pre- 
sident. F.  W.  Holbrook,  Henry  March,  Vice- 
Presidents.  Henry  S.  McCall,  Corresponding 
Secretary.  George  Gibson,  Recording  Secre- 
tary. H.  Wendell,  Treasurer.  C.  B.  Nichols, 
Thomas  Hillson,  Benjamin  P.ayn,  W.  L.  M. 
Phelps,  U.  G.  Bigelow,  G.  B.  Burroughs,  J.  D. 
W.  Sheldon,  Rodney  Vose,  James  Duncan,  R. 
J.  Wentworth,  Sylvester  Shafer,  Joseph  Ken- 
nedy, J.  H.  Van  Antwerp,  Ira  Porter,  Jr.,  Di- 
rectors. 

Societies. 

See  also  pages  203,  204. 

ALBANY  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION  OF 
CIGAR  MAKERS,  meet  monthly  at  No.  586 
Broadway.  Anthony  Zeitler,  President.  Jos. 
Taylor,  Andrew  Moss,  Vice-Presidents.  Ed- 
ward Keays,  Secretary.  Richard  C.  Sherwood, 
Treasurer. 

ALBANY  CITY  MISSIONARY  SOCIETY,  or- 
ganized in  1843.  John  F.  Rathbone,  President. 
Richard  V.  DeWitt,  Secretary.  T.  R.  Rawson, 
Missionary. 

ALBANY  CITY  TRACT  AND  MISSIONARY 
SOCIETY,  No.  116  State  st.  (upstairs),  open 
from  9  to  12  a.  m.,  and  where  notices  for  the 
Superintendent  may  be  left  at  any  hour  in  the 
day.  Philip  Phelps,  President.  E.  D.  Mor- 
gan, Robert  Boyd,  Alden  March,  William 
McElroy,  R.  V.  De  Witt,  M.  E.  Viele,  W.  G. 
Boardman,  John  F.  Rathbone,  A.  McClure,  T. 
P.  Crook,  Adam  Van  Allen,  James  Edwards, 
E.  A.  Durant,  R.  H.  Wells,  James  B.  Sanders, 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


209 


A.  H.  Wells,  R.  S.  McMurdy,  Vice-Presidents. 
Benjamin  Burton,  Secretary.  Thos.  P.  Crook, 
Treasurer.  Wm.  B.  Spratjne,  Jr.,  Charles  B. 
Redfield,  Henry  Marcli,  Charles  B.  Nichols, 
James  Martin,  Robert  Strain,  James  Hendrick, 
Samuel  N.  Bacon,  Lewis  Wiles,  Benj.  Pajn, 
Samuel  H.  Lloyd,  G.  D.  Van  Vliet,  Jas.  Tay- 
lor, A.  McClure,  Jr.,  J.  W.  Russell,  Theodore 
Humpliroy,  M.  L.  Mead,  U.  Gr.  Bigelow,  Direct- 
ors, Rev.  David  Dyer,  Superintendent  and 
Minister  at  Large. 

ALBANY  COUNTY  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIE- 
TY, meet  annually  in  Albany,  on  the  second 
Wesdnesday  of  January.  Wm.  Tuttle,  Coey- 
mans.  President.  Peter  B.  Noxon,  Vice-Presid- 
ent, Robert  Harper,  Treasurer.  R.  H.  Bing- 
ham of  Albany,  Secretary.  James  W.  Jolly, 
Joseph  Hilton,  Charles  Bentley,  John  Wag- 
goner, John  H.  Booth,  Heber  L.  Godfrey,  Di- 
rectors. 

ALBANY  COUNTY  BIBLE  SOCIETY,  office  of 
the  Treasurer,  No.  107  Washington  avenue. 
Clement  Warren,  President.  Arch.  McClure, 
John  G.  Treadwell,  Wm.  C.  Miller,  Vice-Pre- 
sidents.  H.  H.  Van  Dyck,  Corresponding  Se- 
cretary. E.  P.  Durant,  Recording  Secretary. 
A.  M.  Strong,  Treasurer.  Henry  N.  Pohlman, 
Ray  Palmer,  D.  Dyer,  Wm.  C.  Miller,  Robert 
P.  Wiles,  William  Gould,  Wm.  James,  A.  M, 
Strong,  Executive  Committee. 

ALBANY  COUNTY  HOMOEOPATHIC  MEDI- 
CAL SOCIETY,  meet  quarterly  in  Albany.  D. 
Springsteed,  President.  J.  W.  Cox,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer. 

ALBANY  GUARDIAN  SOCIETY  AND  HOME 
OF  THE  FRIENDLESS.  No.  15  Park  street. 
Mrs.  Stephen  Van  Rensselaer,  Second  Direct- 
ress. Mrs.  Isaac  Fonda,  Third  Directress. 
Mrs.  Robert  Townsend,  Recording  Secretary. 
Mrs.  H.  F.  Robinson,  Corresponding  Secretary. 
Mrs.  Maurice  E.  Viele,  Treasurer,  and  forty- 
two  Managers.     Mrs.  L.   Salisbury,  Superin- 

ALBANY  COUNTY  HAT  FINISHERS'  ASSO- 
CIATION, meet  quarterly  at  Van  Rensselaer 
House.  Walter  V.  Colerose,  Prcstrfcnf.  Chas 
Rodgers,'  Vice-President,  Dwight 'Bachelh-r, 
Jr.,  Secretary.  James  SkilUcorn,  Treasurer 
George  King,  Joel  A.  Whipple,  D.  Bacheller, 
Jr.,  Vigilance  Committee. 

ALBANY  IRON  MOULDERS'  UNION,  meet 
weekly  at  McClure's  Hall,  No.  74  State  street. 
Elias  French,  President.  Joseph  Fry,  Vice- 
President.  Denis  Shea,  Recording  Secretary. 
Patrick  Conner,  Financial  Secretary.  James 
Campbell,  Corresponding  Secretary.  Thomas 
Shea,  Warden.  John  Madden,  Treasurer. 
Norman  Van  Alstyne  and  Francis  Simpson, 
Trustees. 

ALBANY  MEDICAL  ASSOCIATION,  meet  semi- 
monthly at  the  Albany  Medical  College.  Jas. 
E.  Pomfret,  President.  Alexander  A.  Edmes- 
ton,  G.  H.  Newcomb,  Vice-Presidents.  Wash- 
ington Kilmer,  Secretary.    John  V.  Lansing, 

ALBANY  SOCIETY  OF  BROTHERLY  LOVE, 
meet  at  Herkimer  Street  Synagogue.  M. 
Myer.s,  President.  Myer  K.  Cohen,  Secretary. 
M.  Slmster,  Treasurer. 

ALBANY  TYPOGRAPHICAL  UNION,  meet 
monthly  at  Rechabite  Hall.  William  Wi  Uaoe, 
President.  Geo.  Quackenbusli,  Vice-Presid- 
ent. Patrick  J.  Laxinhun,  Recording  Secretary. 
Geo.  Hardisty,  Financial  Secretary.  Andrew 
J.  Hagan,  Corresponding  Secretary.  James 
Tompkins,  Treasurer. 


ANCIENT  ORDER  OP  HIBERNIANS,  meet 
monthly  at  No.  74  State  street.  Peter  Lyons, 
President.  James  GaflFiiey,  Vice-President. 
Arthur  Kennedy,  Philip  Horton,  Secretaries. 
Patrick  Colvin,  Treasurer.  Edward  McDon- 
nald,  Terrence  Sheridan,  Mithael  McGuire, 
Finance  Committee.  Philip  O'Brian,  James 
M^irtin,  Terrence  Riley,  Patrick  Flynn,  John 
O'Briau,  Executive  Committee. 

BETHEL  JACOB  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY, 
meet  at  No.  88  Fulton  street.  I<aac  Lederer, 
President.  Jacob  Newburg,  Vice-President. 
Aaron  Mann,  Secretary.  Isaac  Lederer,  Jacob 
Newburg,  A.  Mann,  S.  Levi,  H.  Buxbaum, 
Trustees. 

HEBREW  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIATION.  A. 
Mann,  President.  Isaac  Cohn,  Treasurer.  S. 
Falk,  Secretary.  J.  Lederer,  S.  M.  Valken- 
hurg,  K.  Stern,  A.  Mann,  S.  Falk,  Isaac  Cohn, 

HEBREW  REFORM  AND  BENEVOLENT  SO- 
CIETY. Julius  Lehman,  President.  Joseph 
Lewi,  Vice  President.  N.  Nathanson,  Secre- 
tary. Abram  Lederer,  Treasurer.  Henry  M. 
Herman,  Abram  Lederer,  N.  Nathanson,  Julius 
Lowenthal,  Joseph  Lewi,  S.  M.  Valkenburg, 
Jacob  Labeschiner,  Board  of  Justices. 

HIBERNIAN  PROVIDENT  SOCIETY,  meet 
monthly  at  their  rooms,  Douw's  Building, 
Broadway,  corner  State.  Patrick  McQuade, 
President.  Patrick  McCarthy,  Patrick  Gan- 
non, Vice-Presidents.  Owen  McDermott,  John 
Brown,  Secretaries.  Patrick  Murphy,  Trea- 
surer, Mioliael  McCormick,  John  Gannon, 
Daniel  Gorman,  William  Kelly,  .las.  McGrath, 
Edward  Doyle,  Michael  Keese,  Executive 
Committee.  Wm.  Donu-y,  Eugene  McCarthy, 
John  Kilmartin,  Finance  Committee. 

HOMCEOPATHIC  MEDICAL  SOCIETY  OF  THE 
STATE  OP  NEW  YORK.  Annual  meeting  in 
Albany  in  February.  J.  Beakley,  New  York, 
President.  A.  R.  Wright,  E.  A.  Munger,  W 
S.  Searle,  Vice-Presidents.  H.  M.  Paine,  Utica, 
Secretary.     L.  B.  Wells,  Utica,  Treasurer. 

JOURNEYMEN  CORDWAINERS,  meet  month- 
ly at  Ames's  Hall.  John  Fuhr,  President 
John  Johnson,  Vice-President.  A.  McCor- 
mick, Secretary.  James  Waters,  Treasurer. 
Thomas  McArthur,  Dennis  Fennessey,  Trus- 
tees. William  M.  Caine,  William  Brice,  M. 
Casey,  John  Hale,  Sr.,  John  Smith,  Executive 
Committee. 

MEDICAL  SOCIETY  OF  THE  COUNTY  OF 
ALBANY,  organized  1S06,  meets  at  the  City 
Hall  on  the  second  Tuesdays  of  June  and 
November.  S.  Oakley  Vanderpoel,  President. 
Leonard  G.Warren,  Vice-President.  Oscar  S. 
Young,  Secretary.  G.  H.  Newcomb,  Treasurer, 

MEDICAL  SOCIETY  OP  THE  STATE  OF  NEW 
YORK,  organized  1807,  meets  at  the  Capitol 
on  tlie  1st  Tuesday  in  February.  Thomas 
Hun  of  Albany,  President.  A." Van  Dyck, 
Vice-President.  Sylvester  D.  Willard  of  Al- 
bany, Secretary.  John  V.  P.  Quackenbush 
of  Albanv,  Treasurer. 

NEW  YORK  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  SO- 
CIETY, rooms  in  State  Geological  Hall.  Ezra 
Cornell  of  Tompkins  county,  President.  Thos. 
H.  Faile,  Samuel  Thorne,  Herman  Wendell, 
Oscar  Granger,  Solon  D.  Hungerf'ord,  Thomas 
I.  Chatfield,  Patrick  Barry,  Samuel  W.  John- 
son, Vice-Presidents.  Benjamin  P.  Johnson 
of  Albany,  Corresponding  Secretary.  Erastus 
Corning,  Jr.,  of  Albany,  Recording  Secretary. 
Luther  H.  Tucker  of  Albany,  Treasurer.  T. 
C.  Peters,  A.  Hubbell,  C.  J.  Hayes,  W.  New- 
comb, E.  Sherrill,  Executive  Committee — meet 


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first  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  State  Geologi- 
cal Hall.  Charles  H.  Porter,  Chemist.  Asa 
Fitch,  Entomologist. 

ST.  ANDREW'S  SOCIETY,  meet  quarterly. 
Geo.  Dawson,  President.  Jas.  Duncan,  Thos. 
McCredie,  Vice  Presidents.  E.  Halley,  Chap- 
lain. L.  (t.  Warren,  Physician.  Peter  Sniitli, 
John  McHaflSe,  Secretaries.  James  Wilson, 
Treasurer.  James  Dickson,  Hugh  Dickson, 
Wm.  Manson,  Daniel  Cameron,  James  Dodds, 
Managers. 

ST.  GEORGE'S  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY,  meet 
first  Friday  of  every  month  at  Rechabite  Hall. 
John  Taylor,  President.  Wm.  Lacy,  Thomas 
Rowland,  Vice-Presidents.  John  B.  Milner, 
Recording  Secretary.  William  H.  Taylor,  Fi- 
nancial Secretary.  John  K.  Wyiie,  Treasurer. 
Joseph  Atherly,  Physician.  William  Ruddfr, 
Chaplain.  John  Fair,  Lancelot  Bew,  Fred'k 
Ingmire,  Joseph  Hartley,  Marshall  Tebutt,  Re- 
lief  Comm.ittcc. 

ST.  JOSEPH'S  (Catholic)  BENEVOLENT  SO- 
CIETY, meet  Monday  evenings  at  No.  52  Van 
Zandt  st.  John  Gutmann,  President.  Lam- 
bert Dries,  Vice-President.  John  Klein,  2d, 
George  Seelemanu,  Secretaries.  Conrad  Gut- 
man,  Treasurer. 

ST.  PETER'S  (Catholic)  BENEVOLENT  SOCI- 
ETY,  meet  Tuesday  evenings  at  No.  52  Van 
Zandt  street.  Frank  Marsliall,  President.  J. 
Mundweiler,  Vice-President.  Geo.  Kramer, 
Heinrich  Hausen,  Secretaries.  Christopher 
Marx,  Treasurer. 

TIN,  COPPER  AND  SHEET  IRON- WORKERS' 
UNION,  meet  weekly  at  74  State  street.  Robt. 
T.  Bond,  President.  Nicholas  Hackett,  Vice- 
President.  Peter  Robinson,  Recording  Secre- 
tary. J.  B.  Green,  Corresponding  Secretary. 
William  Stott,  Financial  Secretary.  Benjamin 
Hopkins,   Treasurer. 

TOWN  UNIOlV  AGRICULTURAL  ASSOCIA- 
TION OP  THE  COUNTY  OF  ALBANY.  Ju- 
rian  Winne  of  Bethlehem,  President.  James 
W.  Jolly,  Henry  J.  Devoe,  Robert  Taylor, 
P.  B.  Noxon,  Peter  Shaver,  Charles  Bentley, 
Geo.  W.  Durant,  Stephen  Mercellus,  Luther 
Tucker,  Martin  Hallenbeck,  George  Younf, 
Vice-Presidents.  Wm.  H.  Slingerland,  Trea- 
surer. Samuel  C.  Bradt  of  Albany,  Secretary. 
David  Callanan,  Henry  Creble,  L.  G.  Ten 
Eyck,  John  Sloan,  A.  Osboru,  Alex.  E.  Willis, 
Directors. 

Traveling  Routes. 

Rnil  Roads. 

ALBANY  AND  BOSTON  RAIL  ROAD— for  Bos- 
ton  and  intermediate  places.  Trains  leave  the 
Depot  in  East  Albany  every  day,  Sundays 
excepted — office  in  Maiden  lane.  Thomas  L. 
Greene,  General  Agent.  E.  Babcock,  Ticket 
Agent. 

ALBANY  AND  SUSQUEHANNA  RAIL  ROAD— 
(nearly  completed)  office  No.  73  State  street. 
Ezra  P.  Prentice,  President.  Jared  Goodyear, 
Vice-President.  Henry  H.  Hickcox,  Treasurer 
and  Secretary.  C.  W.  Wentz,  Chief  Engineer. 
Ezra  P.  Prentice,  Robert  H.  Pruyn,  James  H. 
Ramsey,  Charles  Couiter,  Eliakina  R.  Ford, 
Richard  Franchot,  Arnold  B.  Watson,  Jared 
Goodyear,  John  Cook,  Levi  Dimmick,  Lewis 
Northrup,  Alouzo  Everts,  George  H.  Thacher, 
Directors. 

ALBANY  AND  VERMONT  RAIL  ROAD— for 
Troy,  Cohoes,  Waterford,  and  intermediate 
places  to  Boston  and  the  Canadas  (leased  to 
and  operated  by  the  Rensselaer  and  Saratoga 


R.  R.  Company).  Trains  leave  the  N.  Y.  Cen- 
tral R.  R.  Depot,  foot  of  Steuben  street,  every 
days,  Sundays  excepted.  James  Forsyth, 
President.  Thomas  W.  Lockwood,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer.  J.  M.  Warren,  Jas.  Forsyth, 
J.  E.  Wool,  J.  B.  Gale,  H.  L.  Shields,  T.  W. 
Lockwood,  C.  W.  Tillinghast,  Charles  Cong- 
don,  A.  Mann,  Jr.,  S.  Crooks,  George  H. 
Cramer,  E.  Thompson  Gale,  Directors — office 
in  Trov. 

ALBANY  AND  WEST  STOCKBRIDGE  RAIL 
ROAD.  Thos.  W.  Olcott,  John  V.  L.  Pruyn, 
Chester  W.  Chapin,  William  H,'  Swift,  Ansel 
Phelps,  Jr.,  Thomas  L.  Greene,  Volkert  P. 
Douw,  William  H.  Tobey,  Gilbert  L.  Wilson, 
Geor2;e  Dexter,  Dexter  Reynolds,  Directors. 

HARLEM  RAIL  ROAD— for  New  York  and  in- 
termediate places.  Trains  leave  the  Depot  in 
East  Albany  every  day,  Sundays  excepted — 
office  in  Maiden  lane.  E.  Babcock,  Ticket 
JLzcftt* 

HOUSATONIC  RAIL  ROAD— for  Bridgeport, 
New  Haven,  New  York,  and  intermediate 
places.  Trains  leave  the  Depot  in  East  Albany 
every  day,  Sundays  excepted — office  in  Maiden 
lane,  corner  of  Dean  street. 

HUDSON  RIVER  RAIL  ROAD— for  New  York 
and  intermediate  places  along  tlie  Hudson 
river.  Trains  leave  the  Depot  in  East  Albany 
every  day  —  office  in  Maiden  lane.  Smith 
Briggs,  General  Agent.  Robt.  G.  Cruttenden, 
Ticket  Agent. 

NEW  YORK  CENTRAL  RAIL  ROAD— for  Buf- 
falo and  intermediate  places.  Trains  leave 
the  Depot  in  Maiden  lane,  every  day,  Sundays 
excepted.  General  office  in  Exchange  Building. 
Erastus  Corning,  President.  Dean  Richmond, 
Vice-President.  John  V.  L.  Pruyn,  Treasurer, 
and  President  pro  tern.  Edwin  D.  Worcester, 
Assistant  Treasurer.  Robert  L.  Banks,  Secre- 
tary. Erastus  Corning,  Dean  Richmond,  John 
H.  Chedell,  Hamilton  "White,  AlonzoC.  Paige, 
Nathaniel  Thayer,  John  V.  L.  Pruyn,  Henry 
H.  Martin,  Richard  M.  Blatchford,  Livingston 
Spraker,  Jacob  Gould,  Cor's  L.  Tracy,  Charles 
H.  Russell,  Directors.  Chauncey  Vibbard, 
Albany,  Gen'l  Sup't.  Julius  A.  Spencer  and 
E.  Foster,  Jr.,  of  Albany;  Thos.  Wallace  of 
Troy;  Z.  C.  Prie.st  of  Utica;  William  G.  Lap- 
ham  of  Syracuse  ;  H.  W.  Chittenden  of  Buf- 
falo, Ass't  Sup'ts.  Geo.  E.  Gray,  Chief  En- 
gineer.    S.  Drullard,  General  Freight  Agent. 

TROY  AND  GREENBUSll  RAIL  ROAD— for 
the  Nail  Works  and  Troy.  Trains  leave  the 
Depots  at  East  Albany,  every  day,  Sundays 
excepted. 

WATERVLIET  TURNPIKE  AND  RAIL  ROAD 
COMPANY— Horse  Rail  Road  to  Troy  and  Co- 
hoes— incorporated  1862  (now  being  built). 

Turnpi/:cs,   Plank  Roads,   S)'C. 

ALBANY  AND  BETHLEHEM  TURNPIKE 
COMPANY,  office  No.  69  State  street.  Joel 
Rathbone,  President.  Edwin  Safibrd,  Trea- 
surer. 

ALBANY  AND  MOHAWK  PLANK  ROAD 
COMPANY  (Thomas  P.  Crook  and  A.  P.  Pal- 
mer), office  No.  9  State  street. 

ALBANY  AND  SANDLAl^E  PLANK  ROAD 
COMPANY,  office  No.  477  Broadway.  George 
Horton,  President.  De  Witt  C.  De  Forest, 
Secretary.  William  Smith,  Treasurer.  Al- 
bert R.  Fox,  James  Dearstyne,  Wm.  Smith, 
A.  McClure,  De  Witt  C.  De  Forest,  George 
Horton,  Thos.  S.  Knowlson,  William  Board- 
man,  Thomas  Upham,  Directors. 


POST     OFFICE 


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ALBANY  AND  SCHENECTADY  TURNPIKE 
COMPANY,  office  No.  44  State  street.  Andrew 
E.  Brown,  Treasurer.  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck, 
Stephen  Van  Rensselaer,  R.  Van  Rensselaer, 
Andrew  E.  Brown,  Volkert  P.  Douw,  David  1. 
Boyd,  Orlando  Meads,  Nehemiah  Smith,  Di- 
rectors. 

ALBANY,  SCHOHARIE  AND  RENSSELAER- 
VILLE  PLANK  ROAD  COMPANY,  office  No. 
351  and  353  Broadway.  Joseph  Hilton,  Pre- 
sident. David  H.  Gary,  Treasurer.  Samuel 
Patten,  Secretary.  Joseph  Hilton,  David  H. 
Cary,  Charles  M.  Jenkins,  Abram  Koonz,  Geo. 
Cary,  Samuel  Patten,  Christopher  Warner, 
Ichabod  L.  Judson,  Lyman  Seger,  Directors. 

FIRST  GREAT  WESTERN  TURNPIKE  COM- 
PANY, office  No.  56  State  street.  Jacob  H. 
Ten  Eyck,  President.  Wm.  C.  Miller,  Trea- 
surer and  Secretary.  Jacob  H.  Ten  Eyck, 
Wm.  C.  Miller,  Robert  H.  Pruyn,  R.  J.  Hilton, 
J.  Tayler  Cooper,  James  D.  Wasson,  Stephen 
Groesbeeck,  A.  E.  Brown,  Peter  McNaughton, 
Richard  Van  Rensselaer,  Angelo  Ames,  Cor- 
nelius Ten  Broeck,  J.  V.  L.  Pruyn,  Directors. 

FERRIES— To  Bath  and  French's  Village,  from 
foot  of  North  Ferry  street;  to  East  Albany, 


from  foot  of  Maiden  lane  ;  to  Grcenbush,  from 
foot  of  South  Ferry  street. 

SCHOHARIE  AND  ALBANY  PLANK  ROAD 
COMPANY,  office  Nos.  62  and  64  State  street. 

WATERVLIET  TURNPIKE  COMPANY,  office 
No.  67  Quay  street.  A.  A.  Dunlop,  President. 
Jas.  D.  Wasson,  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 

OMNIBUSES-Run  daily,  through  Broadway, 
to  Lumber  District ;  to  Mt.  Hope  and  Kenwood, 
from  North  Pearl  street,  cor.  State ;  to  Newton- 
ville,  Troy,  &c.,  from  Broadway,  cor.  State. 

STAGES — Run  daily,  from  Broadway,  corner  of 
State,  to  Nassau,  DcFriestville,  Sandlake, 
New  Baltimore,  New  Lebanon,  Schoharie, 
Charlottevillc,  and  intermediate  places. 

To  Berne,  New  Scotland,  and  intermediate 
places,  every  Tuesday  and  Saturday. 

To  Bethlehem,  Clarksville,  Westerlo,  Rens- 
selaerville,  and  intermediate  places,  every 
Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  from  the 
Eagle  Street  Hotel. 

STEAM  BOATS  leave  for  New  York  every  even- 
ing, from  Steam  Boat  Landing,  and  every  morn- 
ing from  foot  of  Hamilton  street ;  also  every 
day  for  Troy,  and  (Sundays  excepted),  for  Cats- 
kill,  and  intermediate  places. 


POST  OFFICE. 

GEORGE  DAWSON,  Postmaster.  Joseph  Davis,  2d,  Assistant. 

Office  in  Merchants'  Exchange,  Broadway,  corner  State. 
Office  open  from  7  o'clock  a.  m.  to  8  o'clock  p.  m.,  daily,  except  Sunday,  when  it  opens  from 
8  to  9  o'clock  a.  m.,  and  6  to  7  o'cock  p.  m.     Carriers  will  deliver  Letters  and  Newspapers  to  all 
persons  in  the  city  who  desire  so  to  receive  them. 

Drop  letters  for  delivery  only,  1  cent.    Advertised  letters,  to  be  charged  one  cent,  in  addition  to 
the  regular  postage. 

Mails  leave  for  and  arrive  from 

Schoharie,  daily. 

Troy,  three  times  a  day. 

Western,  four  times  a  day. 

West  Troy,  Cohoes,  and  Waterford,  two  times  a 

day. 
Whitehall,  Burlington,  Vermont,  Montreal,  etc., 
daily. 


Ballston  and  Saratoga  Springs,  two  times  a  day. 

Bern,  daily. 

Boston,  two  times  a  day. 

New  Baltimore,  daily. 

New  Lebanon  Springs,  daily. 

New  York,  two  times  a  dav. 

Rensselaerville,  semi-weekly. 

Rates  of 

In  the  United  States,  or  to  British  North     j 
American  Provinces. 

Letters  in  the  United  States,  per  X  oz.  (frac- 
tions same),  not  over  3000  miles,  3  c.,  prepaid; 
over  3000  miles,  10  c. ,  prepaid.  Letters,  dropped 
for  delivery  only,  1  c,  prepaid  or  not.  Adver- 
tised letters,  1  c.  extra.  To  or  from  the  Pro- 
vinces, not  over  3000  miles  from  the  line,  10  c.  per 
X  oz.,  over  3000,  15  c,  prepaid  or  not. 

Transient  Newspapers,  Periodicals,  Unsealed 
Circulars,  or  other  Articles  of  Printed  Matter, 
not  exceeding  3  ounces  in  weight,  to  any  part  of 
the  United  States,  1  c,  prepaid;  each  additional 
ounce,  or  fraction  of  an  ounce,  1  c,  prepaid. 

Regular  Newspapers  or  Periodicals,  paid  yearly 
or  quarterly  in  advance,  when  circulated  in  the 
state  where  published,  not  exceeding  over  1  }i 
oz.,  Xc;  over  IK  oz.  and  not  over  3  oz.,  Kc; 
every  additional  oz.  or  fraction,  Xc.  When  cir- 
culated out  of  the  state,  all  weighing  3  oz.  or  less, 
>ic.,  and  each  additional  oz.  or  fraction,  %c. 

Weekly  Newspapers,  within  the  county  where 
printed  and  published,  single  copy  free  to  each 
subscriber. 

Small  Newspapers  and  Periodicals,  monthly  or 
ofteuer,  and  pamphlets  not  containing  more  than 
sixteen  octavo  pages,  in  single  packages  of  not 
less  than  8 oz.  to  one  address,  prepaid,  }ic.  for 
each  ounce  ;  fraction  same. 


Postage. 

Books,  bound  or  unbound,  not  weighing  over 
four  pounds,  under  3000  miles,  Ic.  per  oz.,  pre- 
paid; over  3000  miles,  2c.  prepaid. 

Publishers  of  Newspapers  and  Periodicals,  are 
allowed  a  free  exchange  of  one  copy,  and  may 
also  send  to  each  actual  subscriber,  enclosed  in 
their  publications,  bills  and  receipts  for  the  same, 
free  of  postage. 

All  Printed  Matter  must  be  sent  without  cover, 
or  in  a  cover  open  at  the  ends  or  sides.  There 
must  be  no  word  or  communication  printed  on 
the  same  after  its  publication,  or  upon  the  cover, 
except  the  name  and  address  of  the  person  to 
whom  it  is  to  be  sent.  There  must  be  no  paper 
or  other  thing  enclosed  in  or  with  such  printed 
paper. 

To  or  from  Great  Britain  or  Ireland. 

icHcrs.— Each  X  oz.  24  c. ;  5  c.  extra  for  Cali- 
fornia or  Oregon.    Prepayment  optional. 

Newspapers. — 2  c.  each,  payment  in  United 
States.       -t 

Periodicals  and  Pamphlets. — Not  over  2  oz., 
2  c.  each,  and  4  c.  each  extra  oz.,  payable  in 
United  States  ;  and  same  postage  is  payable  in 
the  United  Kingdom,  excepting  that  for  the  third 
oz.  it  rises  to  six  pence,  and  each  extra  oz.  is  two 
pence. 


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COUNTY     GOVERNMENT, 


ALBANY      COUNTY      ORGANIZED 

COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


16  8  3 


Board  of  Sppervisoes — 1st  ward,  Patrick  Wliit- 
ty ;  2d  ward,  Richard  H.  Scott ;  3d  ward,  James 
Mclntyre  ;  4th  ward,  Francis  N.  Sill ;  5th 
ward,  John  N.  Parker ;  6th  ward,  Daniel  Shaw; 
7th  ward,  Asa  Fassett ;  8th  ward,  Heury  N. 
Wickes;  9th  ward,  William  McCluskey  ;  10th 
ward,  13.  Franklin  Rice  ;  Bern,  David  Conger; 
Bethlehem,  Alpheus  Becker ;  Guilderland, 
Stephen  B.  Fredericks ;  Coeymaus,  Jonas 
Shear;  Knox,  Samuel  Warner; "New Scotland, 
James  Slingerland;  Rensselaerville,  Geo.  H. 
Larraway  ;  "Watervliet,  Garritt  Van  Olinda  ; 
Westerlo,  Abijah  C.  Disbrow. 

Coroners — James  Allen,  George  Steinert,  John 
Harrigan,  of  Albany ;  John  P.  Witbeck  of 
West  Troy. 

County  Clerk — Smith  A.  Waterman  of  West 
Troy  ;  office  City  Hall. 

County  Judge— George  Wolford  of  Albany ; 
office  69  State  street. 

County  Treasukek — Thomas  Kearney  of  Al- 
bany; office  443  Broadway. 

Deputy  County  Clerk — William  D.  Morange  of 
Albany  ;  office  City  Hall. 

Deputy  County  Treasurer — Cor's  Ten  Broeck 
of  Albany  ;  office  443  Broadway. 

Deputy  District  Attorney — John  M.  Nelson  of 
Albany  ;  office  94  State  street. 


Deputy  Sheriff — Richard  Barhydt  of  Albany  ; 
office  602  Broadway. 

District  Attorney — Ira  Shafer  of  Albany ; 
office  67  State  street  (up  stairs). 

Excise  Commissioners — James  A.  McKown  of 
Albany,  Samuel  F.  Powell  of  Westerlo,  Peter 
F.  Daw  of  Cohoes.  McElroy  &  Merrihew, 
Attorneys  ;  office  114  State  street. 

Inspector  of  Plank  Roads — George  W.  Bender 
of  New  Scotland. 

Jailor — Henry  Fitch  of  New  Scotland ;  office  at 
Jail,  Maiden  lane,  rear  City  Hall. 

Judges  (Associate  County) — Hu^h  Conger  of 
Reidsville,  Christopher  White  of  Guilderland. 

Justices  of  Sessions — Geo.  A.  Disbrow  of  Wes- 
terlo, John  B.  Taets. 

School  Commissioners — L.  Carter  Tuttle  of  Ce- 
dar Hill,  George  L.  Bouton  of  Rensselaerville, 
Thos.  Helme  of  Guilderland. 

Sheriff — Henry  Craudall  of  Albany ;  office  at 
Jail.     N.  Sigsbee,  Jr.,  Clerk. 

Surrogate — Justus  Haswell  of  Albany;  office 
City  Hall. 

Under  Sheriff — Lemuel  Rodgers  of  Albany ; 
office  364  Broadway. 

United  States  Loan  Commissioners — William 
M.  Bender  of  Albany  ;  Henry  Bailey  of  Beth- 
lehem. 


COURTS. 


SUPREME  court-General  Terms,  held  at 
the  Capitol  in  the  city  of  Albany,  by  all  the 
Justices  of  the  Third  Judicial  District,  on  the 
first  Monday  of  March,  May,  September  and 
December,  in  each  year. 

SUPREME  COURT,  CIRCUIT,  OYER  AND 
TERMINER,  AND  SPECIAL  TERMS,  held 
at  the  City  Hall  on  the  first  Monday  of  Feb- 
ruary, and  third  Mondays  of  May  and.October. 
Special  Terms  for  Motions  only,  held  on 
the  last  Tuesday  of  every  month. 

Justices — George  Gould  of  Troy,  Rensselaer 
county  ;  H.  Hogebooin  of  Hudson,  Colum- 
bia county ;  Rufus  W.  Peckham  of  Albany  ; 
Theodore  Miller  of  Hudson,  Columbia  county. 

ALBANY  COUNTY  COURT  AND  COURT  OF 
SESSIONS,  meet  at  the  City  Hall  on  the  second 
Tuesday  of  February,  June,  October  and  De- 


cember, but  no  Grand  Jury  will  be  required  to 
attend  February  and  October.  Geo.  Wolford, 
County  Judge.  Ira  Shafer,  District  Attorney. 
Smith  A.  Waterman,  Clerk. 

ALBANY  MAYORS  COURT,  meet  on  the  second 
Wednesday  of  January,  March,  May,  July, 
September  and  November,  at  the  City  Hall. 
Charles  L,  Austin  (Recorder),  Judge.  Smith 
A.  Waterman,  Clerk. 

ALBANY  JUSTICES'  COURT,  over  Center  Mar- 
ket, South  Pearl  street,  corner  of  Howard. 
Court  every  day,  at  9  o'clock  a.  m.,  Sundays 
and  holidays  excepted.  John  J.  Gallup,  Wm. 
Gillespie,  ll.  P.  Nugent,  Justices. 

SPECIAL  SESSIONS,  meet  on  Tuesday  of  each 
week,  at  the  City  Hall.  Charles  L.  Austin 
(Recorder),  Judge.  Smith  A.  Waterman, 
Clerk. 


PENITENTIARY. 

Located  on  Delaware  turnpike,  south  of  Lydius  street. 


Superintendent — Amos  Pilsbury. 

Inspectors — Eli    Perry,   Gilbert  I.   Van    Zandt, 

William  A.  Young. 
Deputy  Superintendent — Charles  T.  Hoy. 
Chaplain — David  Dyer. 
Physician — Barent  P.  Staats. 


Cle7-k — Louis  D.  Pilsbury. 

Overseers — Henry  Scripture,  Eli  S.  Shutter,  Hez. 

Cook,  E.  F.  Scripture. 
Watchmen— John  H.  Wolf,  John  S.  O'Neils. 
Matrons — Margt.  Burke,  Sarah  Fleming,  Martha 

Fleming. 


UNITED  STATES  OFFICERS. 


Commissioner — R.  J.  Hilton,  74  State  street. 

Deputy  Marshal,  John  Burt,  38  >2  South  Pearl 
street. 

Deputy  Collector  of  Customs  and  Inspector  of  the 
Fort — William  Bruce,  office  in  Museum  Build- 
ing. 


Postmaster — George  Dawson,  office  in  Exchange 

Building. 
Pension  ^gcnf— Deodatus  Wright,  No.  94  State 

street  (up  stairs). 
Surveyor  cf  Customs — Thomas  Stevens,  office  in 

Museum  Building. 


STATE     GOVERNMENT. 


213 


STATE  GOVERNMENT. 

ELECTION,  TUESDAY  APTBB  THE  PIBST  MONDAY  IN  NOVEMBER. 


IiEGISLATITBE  MEETS  ON  THE  FIRST  TUESDAY  IN  JANUABY. 

OFFICERS. 

EDWIN  D.  MORGAN Governor. 

EGBERT  CAMPBELL Lieut. -Governor. 


1  Q 


Adjutant-  General — Thomas  Hillhouse. 

Inspector-General — Chester  A.  Arthur. 

Engineer-in- Chief ^(\a,Ga,r\cj.) 

Judge  Advocate-General — Wm.  H.  Anthon. 

Quarter- Master- General — C  .Van  Vechten. 

Commissary- General — Benj.  Welch,  Jr. 

Pay-Master-General — George  Bliss,  Jr. 

Surgeon- General — S.  Oakley  Vanderpoel. 

Aids-de-Camp—F.  M.  Rotch,  E.  F.  Shepard, 
Thomas  B.  Arden. 

Military  Secretary — John  H.  Linsly. 

Secretary  qf  State — Horatio  Ballard. 

Deputy  Secretary  of  State — J.  Wesley  Smith. 

Comptroller — Lucius  Robinson. 

Deputy  Comptroller — Philip  Phelps. 

Treasurer — William  B.  Lewis. 

Deputy  Treasurer — George  F.  Lewis. 

Attorney- General — Daniel  S.  Dickinson. 

Deputy  Attorney- General — Steph.  H.  Hammond. 

State  Engineer  and  Survcyoi — Wm.  B.  Taylor. 

Deputy  State  Engineer  and  Surveyoi — Sylvanus 
H.  Sweet. 

Auditor  of  Canal  Department — N.  S.  Benton. 

Acting  Auditor — William  McGourkey. 

Canal  Commissioners— V^iWiaxa  I.  Skinner,  Wil- 
liam W.  Wright,  Franklin  A.  Alberger.  W.  T. 
Loomis,  Clerk. 

Canal  Appraisers — Ashbel  P.  Parraelee,  William 
Wasson,  Thomas  B.  Carroll.  Henry  W.  Rey- 
nolds, Clerk. 

Clerk  Court  of  Appeals — Charles  Hughes. 

Deputy  Clerk  Court  of  Appeals — David  Wilson. 

Superintendent  of  Bank  Department — Henry  H. 
Van  Dyck. 

Deputy  Superintendent  Bank  Department — Ed- 
ward Hand. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction — V.  M.  Rice. 

Deputy  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction — 
Emerson  W.  Keyes. 

Superintendent  Insurance  Department — William 
Barnes. 

Deputy  Superintendent  Insurance  Department — 
Charles  H.  Raymond. 

Private  Secretary  to  Governoi — L.  L.  Doty. 

Assistant  Adjutant- General — Duncan  Campbell. 

Assistant  Inspector- General — Silas  W.  Burt. 

Assistant  Commissary- General — Wm,  G.  Welch. 

27 


Inspectors  of  State  Prisons — David  P.  Forrest, 
James*K.  Bates,  Abraham  B.  Tappan. 

Superintendent  of  Gas  Metres — Geo.  H.  Kitchen. 

Superintendent  of  Weights  and  Measures — ^John 
Paterson. 

Judges  Court  of  Appeals — Samuel  L.  Selden, 
Hiram  Denio,  Henry  E.  Davies,  William  B. 
Wright.     E.  Peshine  Smith,  Reporter. 

Regents  of  the  University — The  Governor,  Lieu- 
tenant-Governor, Secretary  of  State,  Superin- 
tendent of  Public  Instruction,  ex-officio ;  G. 
C.  Verplanck,  Erastus  Corning,  Prosper  M. 
Wetmore,  John  L.  Graham,  Gideon  Hawley, 
James  S.  Wadsworth,  John  V.  L.  Pruyn, 
Robert  Campbell,  Samuel  Luckey,  Robert  G. 
Rankin,  John  N.  Campbell,  Erastus  C.  Bene- 
dict, George  W.  Clinton,  Isaac  Parks,  Lorenzo 
Burrows,  Robert  S.  Hale,  E.  W.  Leavenworth, 
J.  Carson  Brevoort,  George  R.  Perkins. 

Officers  of  the  Board — .1.  V.  L.  Pruyn,  Chan- 
cellor ;  G.  C.  Verplanck,  Vice-Chancellor ;  S. 
B.  Woolworth,  Secretary. 

Commissioners  of  the  Land  Office — The  Lieuten- 
ant-Governor, Secretary  of  State,  Comptroller, 
Treasurer,  Attorney  General,  State  Engineer 
and  Surveyor,  and  Speaker  of  the  Assembly. 

Canal  Board — The  Lieutenant-Governor,  Secre- 
tary of  State,  Comptroller,  Treasurer,  Attor- 
ney-General, State  Engineer  and  Surveyor, 
ancl  Canal  Commissioners. 

Commissioners  of  the  Canal  Fund — The  Lieuten- 
ant-Governor, Secretary  of  State,  Comptroller, 
Treasurer,  and  Attorney  General. 

Contracting  Board — The  State  Engineer  and 
Surveyor,  Auditor,  and  Canal  Commissioners. 
William  W.  Wight,  Clerk. 

Trustees  of  the  Capitol — The  Governor,  Lieuten- 
ant-Governor, Secretary  of  State,  Comptroller, 
Attorney-General,  and  Speaker  of  Assembly, 

Trustees  of  the  State  Hall — The  Governor, 
Lieut. -Governor,  Secretary  of  State,  Comp- 
troller, Attorney- General,  State  Engineer  and 
Surveyor,  and  Speaker  of  the  Assembly. 

State  Library  and  Cabinet — Alfred  B.  Street, 
Librarian ;  H.  A,  Homes,  John  H.  Hickcox, 
S.  G.  W.  Benjamin,  Assistants;  E.  Jewett, 
Curator  State  Cabinet  Natural  History. 


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RAILROADS. 


ALBANY  AND  BOSTON.-WESTERN  RAILROAD. 


EASTERJ^  ROUTE. 


TICKET  OFFICE 

IN 

ALBANY, 

MAIDEN  LANE, 

CORNER  OF 

Dean  Street. 


TO 


Newport,  Lowell,  Concord, 

SPRINGFIELD,  PITTSFIELD,  HARTFORD, 

New  Haven,  Greenfield,  Northampton,  Keene,  &c 


INCORPORATED, 
1833. 


Opened  for  TraTcl, 
1842. 


DIRECTORS. 

CHESTER  "W.  CHAPIN,  Springfield,  Mass. 
■WM.  H.  SWIFT,    aOSIAH  STICK.NEY,    I.SARGENT,     GEO.  A.  SHAW,  of  Boston, 
ROBERT  CAMPBEIili,  Plttsfleld,  Mass.  JONATHAN  BOURNE,  Jr. 

E.  A.  SHERMAN.  WM.  POLLOCK. 

OFFICERS. 

CHESTER  W^.  CHAPIN,  President,         -       .        -  -         Office,  Springfield,  Mass. 

STEPHEN  FAIRBANKS,  Treas.,  Boston,  "WM.  RITCHIE,  Auditor,  Springfield. 
HENRY  GRAY,  Sup't,  Springfield.  JAMES  D.  COLT,   Solicitor  and  Clerk. 

THOS.  L.  GREENE,  Agent,  Albany.      CHAS.  O.  RUSSELL,  Ass't  Sup't,  Springfield. 


Persons  visiting  New  England  will  find  this  Eoute'not  only  the  most 
DIRECT,  but  pleasant  and  picturesque,  passing  as  it  does  through  cultivated  and 
romantic  sections,  presenting^  great  diversity  of  scenery. 


PROM  ALBANY  TO  BOSTON,  &c. 


STATIONS. 


ALBANY 

Greenbush, 

Schodack, 

Kinderhook 

Chatham  Centre, .. 

Chatham 

East  Chatham, 

Canaan .'.. 

State  Line, 

Richmond 

Shaker  Village, 

PITTSFIELD, 

Dalton, 

Hinsdale, 

Washington, 

Becket 

Middlefield, 

Chester,  

Huntington, 

Russell 

Westfield, 

West  Sprrngfield,., 
SPRINGFIELD, .. 
Indian  Orchard,... 

Palmer 

Brimfield, 

Warren, 

West  Brookfield,.. 
South  Brookfield,. 
East  Brookfield,.... 

Spencer, 

Charlton 

Clappville 

WORCESTER 

SosUm, 


Miles. 


74 
81 
84 
92 
100 
102 
108 
117 


IstClass.  2d  Class 


25 

50 

55 

70 

85 

1  00 

1  15 

1  25 

1  40 

1  50 

1  65 

1  75 

1  85 

2  00 


127 
131 
133 
136 
138 
143 
147 
156 
200 


2  15 
2  35 
2  45 
2  65 
2  75 
2  75 

2  95 

3  20 


i    20 

40 

45 

55 

70 

80 

95 

1  00 

1  15 

1  20 

1  35 

1  40 

1  50 

1  60 


3  55 
3  05 
3  75 
3  85 

3  95 

4  10 
4  15 

4  25 

5  00 


1  75 
1  90 

1  95 

2  15 
2  20 
2  20 
2  35 
2  65 


2  85 

2  95 

3  00 
3  10 
3  15 
3  30 
3  30 
3  30 


The  New  York  Central.  Rensselaer  &  Saratoga.  Trny  &  Green- 
bush,  and  Hudson  River  Railroads,  connect  at  Albany. 

The  New  York  &  Harlem,  and  the  Hudson  &  Berkshire  Rail- 
roads connect  at  Chatham  4  Corners. 


The  Housatonic  Railroad  connects  at  State  Line,  and  at  Pitts, 
field  to  Bridgeport,  &c. 

Pittsfield  &  North  Adams,  and  Stockbridge  4  Pittsfield  Rail- 
roads connect  at  Pittsfield. 


Canal  Railroad  connects  at  Westfield. 

The  Hartford  ft  New  Haven  Railroad  and  Connecticut  River 
Railroads  connect  at  Springfield. 

The  New  London,  Willimantic  &  Palmer  Railroad  and  Am- 
herst ft  Bolchertown  Railroad  connect  at  Palmer. 


The  Worcester  &  Nashua,  Providence  &  Worcester,  and  Nor- 
wich &  Worcester  Railroads  connect  at  Worcester. 


RAILROADS 


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NEW  YORK  CENTRAL  RAILROAD. 


WESTERN  ROUTE. 


TICKET  OFFICE  to 

TROY,  SCHENECTADY,  UTICA, 
Syracuse,  Rochester,  Aobarn, 

GENEVA,  CANANDAIGUA, 

MAIDEN  LANE.  I  Bergen,  Batayia,  Buffalo,  and  all  Points  West. 


^I.B.ljr\% 


GENERAL  OFFICE 

IS 

Exchange  Building. 


irFS€]EEi 


ERASTFS  CORXiafG,  President, 


DEAN  RICHMOND,  Vice  President, 
J.  v.  L.  PRVYN,  Treasurer  and  General 
Counsel, 

B.  D.  WORCESTKR,   Assistant  Treas., 
ROBERT  I..  BANKS,  Secretary, 

C.  VIBBARO,  General  Superintendent, 
GEO.  E.  GRAY,  Chief  Engineer, 


JULIUS  A.  SPENCER,  Assistant  Sup't, 

K.  POSTER,  Jr.,  « 

THOMAS  IVAIiliACE,  « 

Z.  C.  PRIEST,  « 

WM.  G.  I.APHAM,  « 

H.  W.  CHITTENDEN,  « 

S.  DRUIiLARD,  Gen'l  Freight  Agent. 


The  New  York  Central  R4ilroad,  running  the  entire  length  and  through  the  most  populous  part  of  the  State, 
forms  one  of  the  great,  oldest  and  best  managed  links  of  communication  between  the  Kast  and  the  West. 

It  has  two  Eastern  termini,  one  at  Albany  and  the  other  at  Troy,  connecting  at  Schenectady  and  running  thence 
West  through  Utira,  Rome,  &c.,  to  Syracuse,  from  which  point,  there  are  two  roads  running  to  Rochester,  known  as 
the  "  Direct  Road,"  via  Port  Byron,  Lyons,  Ac.  and  the  "  Old  Road."  via  Auburn,  Cayuga,  Geneva.  Canandaigua,  &c. 
From  Rochester  there  are  also  two  roads  running  West,  one  through  Lockport,  &c.,  to  Niagara  Falls,  and  the  other 
through  Batavia.  Ac,  to  Buffalo.  Also,  a  branch  commencing  at  Buffalo  and  running  along  the  banks  of  the  Niagara 
River,  through  Tonawanda  and  the  Village  of  Niagara  Falls  to  Lewiston;  and  likewise  a  branch  from  Tonawanda  to 
Lockport. 

At  either  Albany  or  Trot,  passengers  for  New  York  and  intermediate  places  connect  with  the  Hud.son  River  Rail- 
road, Harlem  Railroad,  or  (during  the  season  of  navigation)  with  North  River  Steamers.  Passengers  for  Pittsfield 
Springfield.  Worcester,  Boston,  Hartford.  New  Haven,  Providence,  and  intermediate  places,  connect  with  Western  R.  r! 
and  its  connections.  Passengers  fnr  Saratoga  Springs,  Rutland,  Burlington,  Montreal  and  allfplaces  North,  also  connect 
by  Railroad,  from  either  Albany,  Troy  or  Schenectady. 

Passengers  for  Sharon  Springs,  leave  the  Central  Railroad  at  Palatine  Bridge,  and  go  from  there  bv  stage.  Those 
for  Cherry  Valley,  Cooperstown  and  places  South,  leave  at  Fort  Plain.  Those  for  Trenton  Falls  leave  at  Utica  and  go  by 
Railroad.    Those  for  Watertown  and  places  North  connect  with  the  Rome  &  Watertown  R.  R.  at  Rome. 

At  Syracuse  the  Central  R.  R.  connects  with  the  S.  &  B.  R.  R.,  running  to  the  Erie  R.  R.  at  Binghamton.  And  with 
the  0.  &  S.  R.  R.,  running  North  to  Oswego. 

At  Canandaiqua  with  the  E.  C.  &  N.  Falls  R.  R.,  running  to  the  Frie  R.  R.  at  Elmira. 

At  Rochester  with  the  B.  0.  &  N.  Y.  R.  R.,  running  to  the  Erie  R.  R.  at  Corning,  And  with  Steamers  for  all  ports 
on  Lake  Ontario. 

At  Buffalo  with  Steamers  on  r,ake  Erie  (during  the  season  of  navigation).  And  with  the  Lake  Shore  R.  R.  to  Erie 
Cleveland,  Sandusky,  Toledo,  and  thence  to  Chicago  by  Michigan  Southern  R.  R.  ' 

At  Niagara  Falls  passengers  connect  with  the  Great  Western  R.  R.  (Canada)  to  Detroit,  and  from  thence  to  Chicago 
by  Michigan  Central  R.  R. 

At  Lewiston  &  Charlotte  passengers  connect  (during  the  season  of  navigation)  with  Steamers  for  Toronto  and  all 
ports  on  Lake  Ontario. 

DISTANCES  FROM  ALBANY. 


PARE  TWO  CENTS  PER  MILE. 


SlaHnns.  MU. 

ALBANY 

TROY 

SCHKNKCTaDY 17 

Hoffman's 26 

Crane's  Village 3(1 

Amsterdam  3.3 

T.ibesHiil 89 

Fonda 44 

Ynst>< 49 

Sprakers 52 

Palatine  Bridge Sft 

Fort  Plain 1 68 

St.  ,Tohnsvi!le 64 

East  Creek   

Litcle  Falls 74 

Herkimer 81 

Ilion 83 

Frankfort 86 

DTICA 95 

Whltesboro' 99 


Stations.  Mis 

Oriskany 102 

Rome  109 

Green's  Cornei'8 Ii4 

Verona 118 

Oneida 122 

Wampsville, 125 

Canastota 127 

Canaseraga 131 

Chittenaugo  133 

Kirkville 137 

Mnnlius  140 

SYRACUSE 148 

Warren's 157 

Canton. 159 

Jordan 165 

Weedsport 169 

Port  Byron 172 

Savannah 179 

Clyde 186 


Stations.  MU. 

Lyons 193 

Newark  198 

Palmyra 206 

Macedon 210 

Fairpnrt 210 

ROCHESTER  229 

.SYRACUSE 

Cnmillns 1.50 

Marcellus 16S 

Half  Way , 160 

Junction 165 

Sennett 169 

AUBURN- 174 

Cayuga 185 

Seneca  Falls 190 

Waterloo 193 

GENEVA 200 

Vienna 208 

Clifton  Springs 212 


Stations.  Mis. 

Shortville? 217 

CANANDAIGUA 222 

Victor 223 

Fisher's 237 

I'ittsford 244 

ROCHESTER 251 

Cnid  Water 228 

Chili 235 

fhiirchville 239 

BKRGEN  244 

AVest  Bergen >47 

Byron 251 

BATAVIA 254 

Croft's 268 

Pembroke 272 

Alden 277 

Wende 279 

Town  Line 282 

Lancaster 288 

BUFFALO 297 


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mechanics'    institute. 


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INCORPORATED  APRIL  12.  m  BY  ACT  OF  THE  LEGISLATURE  OF  THE  STATE  OF  NEW  YORK 

FIRST  ANNUAL  EXHIBITION,  ALBANY,  N.  Y., 

October  4tli,  5th,  6th  and  7th,  1859. 

OFFICERS  FOR  1860  AND  1861. 

RUFTJS  K.  VIEIiE,  President,  I  JOHN  A.  GOEWEY,  Secretary* 

JAMES  A.  GRAY,  Vice-President,  |  HORACE  t.  EMERY,  Treasurer. 


IRA  JAGGER, 
WM.  DEYEBMAND, 


JOHN  G.  TREADWELL, 
SAMUEL  H.  RANSOM, 


MORGAN  L.  FILKINS, 
WM.  HEADLAM,  Jr. 


This  Institute,  established  as  it  is  by  those  interested  in  the  welfare  of  the  Puhlic  generally,  and  the  Mechanics  and 
Artisans  of  our  City  especially,  commends  itself  to  their  Confidence  and  Patronage. 

It  is  especially  intended  for  the  advancement  of  their  best  interests,  by  a  more  general  diffusion  of  useful  knowledge 
among  them,  by  means  of  LECTURES  upon  those  subjects  most  nearly  connected  with  their  interests  and  vocations, 
embracing  Natdbal  Philosophy,  Chemistry,  Astronomy,  Mathematics,  Mechanics  and  the  Arts;  also  by  ANNUAL 
EXHIBITIONS  of  their  handiwork  for  comparison  and  competition  for  prizes  and  awards  for  merit,  thereby  stimu- 
lating to  improvements,  and  by  Libraries,  Maps,  Models  and  Museums,  together  with  such  other  modes  as  may,  from 
tipae  to  time,  seem  best  for  the  advancement  and  success  of  the  Members  of  the  Institute. 

TERMS— Life  Members,  $10 ;    Annual  Members,  $3. 

Members  entitled  to  all  tbe  Privileges,  as  Exiiibitions,  licctures,  and  Competition 

for  tbe  Honors  of  tbe  Institute. 

All  persons  interested  in  the  success  of  the  Institute,  and  its  benefits,  are  earnestly  solicited  to  apply  to  the  Secretary 
or  Treasurer  for  Circulars,  giving  all  the  information  concerning  its  organization  and  management,  together  with  its 
Charter  and  By-Laws,  all  of  wmch  are  published  in  a  neat  pamphlet  form,  and  will  be  mailed  to  any  address,  upon 
application. 


ALBANY  AGRICULTUEAL  WORKS, 

WAREHOUSE  AND  SEED  STORE, 

EMEKY    BROTHERS, 

X*  X-  o  p  1- 1  e  t  o  r  s  , 

Nos.  62  &  64  State  Street,  Albany,  N,  Y. 

PATENTEES  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

EMERY'S    PATENT   CHANGEABLE    RAILROAD    HORSE    POWER. 

ALSO    LEVER    POWERS, 

For  Four,  Six  anJ  Kight  Horses,  of  new  and  superior  ci'nstruction,  together  with  a  great  variety  of  laDur-saving 

AG-RICXJLTXJRJOli    nvr^CHINERY. 

ALSO 

General  Dealers  in  Implenienis  and  Seed. 

HORSE    ro^VEIlS. 

It  liaa  ever  been  the  aim  of  the  proprietors  to  make  none  but  the  first  class  of  work,  and  always 
nae  the  best  materials  and  workmanship.  In  the  construction  of  their  Horse  Powers  they  have 
endeavored  to  adapt  them  most  readily  and  advantageously  to  the  great  variety  of  purposes  required 
by  the  Farmer  and  Mechanic.  The  same  considerations  have  guided  them  in  the  construction  and 
adaptation  of  the  various  Machines  made  and  sold  by  them,  and  to  be  driven  by  the  power,  in  calcu- 
lating their  various  velocities,  forces,  pulleys  and  geers,  required  to  enable  them  to  operate  in  their 
maximum  efficiency,  which  is  the  great  secret  of  their  snccei?i'. 


THKASHING    MACHINES 

■\viTir 

SEPARATING  AND  CLEANING  ATTACHMENT, 

Combined  and  adapted  for  all  kinds  and  conditions 
of  grain,  &c. 

This  miichine  is  the  Kreafest  success  in  its  line  yet  pro- 
duced. Itciin  be  operated  with  two  horses  as  easily,  and 
with  equal  results,  as  Uie  ordinary  thrashinp:  machine 
without  the  cleaning  attachment;  while  its  capacity 
adapts  it  equally  well  to  the  force  of  four  or  si.f  horses. 

It  will  thrash  perfectly  clean  from  the  straw,  and  clean 
the  grain  for  market  without  any  wastage  in  any  part  of 
tlie  process. 

It  is  complete  in  one  frame.  Very  compact  and  simple 
-runs  light,  still,  and  without  any  concussion  from  its 
moving  parts.  It  has  been  very  extensively  used  during 
the  past  two  harvests,  and  its  superiority  over  any  others 
in  market  established  beyond  question,  and  considering 
its  capacity  and  cost  of  construction  it  is  at  least  fifty  per 
cent  cheaper  than  any  other  similar  machine  in  use. 

CLOVER  MILLS  AND  CLEANERS. 

This  is  a  new  Machine  comparatively,  and  is  believed 
to  be  one  of  the  best  Machines  for  the  purpose  ever  made ; 
can  be  driven  by  one.  two,  or  more  horses  at  a  high  or 
slow  velocity,  and  do  equally  good  work,  and  with  wet 
and  bad,  as  well  as  good  condition,  of  the  clover  chaff. 
It  cleans  the  seed  and  delivers  it  fit  for  market  at  the 
same  operation. 

STALK  AND  STRAW  CUTTERS 

For  Horse  Power— a  strong  and  durable  Machine,  and 
adjustable  to  any  length  of  cut. 

SAWING  MILLS, 

With  Circular   Saws   for    Cutting  Fire-wood,   Slitting 

Boards,  Plank,  &c.,  for  fencing  and  building  purposes; 

also  with  Machine  Cross-cut  for  cutting  Logs  for  Wood, 

Shingles,  Staves,  &c. ;  also  Mills  for  making  Shingles. 

FEED  MILLS 
For  Grinding  all  kinds  of  Grain  for  Feeding,  as  well  as 
corn  in  the  ear  when  desired.    Several  sizes,  and  with  or 
without  Sieves  and  Bolts  attached. 

CIDER  MILLS 
For  Power    and    Hand  use,  with  and  without  Press 
attached.    These  Mills  and  Presses  are  of  a  superior  style 
and  utility  to  any  others  in  use. 


COTTON   GINS 
WITH 

COTTON  LINT  CLEANER  AND  CONDENSER. 

Cotton  Gins  with  improved  Feeding  Hoppers,  with  30 
to  100  Saws,  calculate<l  for  one  to  eight  horses.  These 
are  superior  in  finish  and  adaptation  to  the  wants  of  the 
Cotton  Grower,  to  anything  of  the  kind  before  offered  to 
the  public. 

The  Lint  Condenser  is  an  attachment  suited  to  any 
ordin.ary  Cotton  Gin;  it  receives  the  lint  as  it  is  dis- 
charged from  the  gin,  condenses  it  and  delivers  it  com- 
pact, ready  for  the  press  at  one  and  the  same  operation, 
and  at  the  same  operation  cleanses  it  from  all  earthy 
matter,  as  sand,  dust,  &c.  It  dispenses  with  tlie  neces- 
sity of  any  lint  room  and  large  buildings,  as  the  (iin  may 
be  equally  as  advantageously  used  in  the  field  as  the 
grain  thrasher,  and  when  used  in  buildings  it  requires  no 
more  additional  room  than  the  size  of  the  Gin  itself 
occupies.  It  Is  also  a  perfect  safeguard  against  fire,  as  it 
is  impossible  for  burning  lint  to  pass  through  the  machine 
without  the  fire  being  extinguished  in  its  passage,  thus 
making  this  Cotton  Gin  with  its  condenser  fire-proof. 
They  have  been  extensively  used  in  Georgia  the  past  two 
crops,  and  tlie  cotton  made  by  them  has  commanded  an 
advanced  price  over  that  ginned  by  tlie  best  machines  in 
use. 

AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS 

Constantly  on  hand,  embacing  a  large  and  selected 
assortmeit  of  Plows,  Harrows.  CuUivator.s,  Pog  Powers, 
Churns,  Cheese  Presses;  also  Kniks.  Hoes.  Shovels,  &c., 
always  on  liand  at  the  lowest  manufacturer's  terras. 

ILLUMINATED  CATALOGUE. 
The  Proprietors  have  completed  their  new  Catalogue 
the  most  complete  and  beautifully  illustrated  work  ever 
published  by  any  manufacturer,  embracing  a  great  num- 
ber and  variety  of  finely  executed  and  carefully  prepared 

Illustrations  and  Descriptions, 
together  with  ample  references  and  indexes  as  well  as  the 
Prices,    Terms  of  Sale,   Weight,   Cubic  Measurements. 
Capacity,  Directions  for  use.  Durability  and  Warranty  of 
their 

Machinery,  Implements,  and  Seeds. 
On  receipt  of  three  cents  in  stamps  to  prepay  postage, 
it  will  be  sent  to  all  applicants.    Local  Agencies  solicited 
for  the  Side  of  the  above  Machines.  _ 

EMERY  BROTHERS, 
Nos.  62  &  &1  State  Street,  Albany.  N.  Y. 


ADVEETISING     DEPARTMENT. 


217 


DEALER  IN 


AND  MANUFACTURER  OF 


SCALES 


Of  every  variety,  such  as 

Beam,  Platform,  Druggists,  Butchers  &  Grain  Measurers  Scales,  &c., 

Particular  attention  paid  to  repairing  and  adjusting  all  kinds  of  SCALES  and  'WEIGIITS. 

ISO.  136  SOUTH  PEARI.  STREET,  AI.BAIVY,  N.  Y. 

D:^  N.  B.    Brass  Finishing  in  all  its  branches.   Brass  and  Composition  Castings  made  to  order. 

LONG  &   SIIiSBY'S 


CARRIAGE  AND  SLEIGH  MANUFACTORY, 

Nos.  324  and  326  South  Pearl  Street, 

JAMES  LONG.  •^X/15«^«/W*X*t  HENRY  W.  SILSBY. 

J8@"  Orders  for  Light  Carriages  and  Sleighs  will  receive  prompt  attention. 

Great  care  will  be  taken  in  the  selection  of  Materials  and  construction  of  the 
above  articles. 

L.   J.    LLOYD, 

Saddle,  Harness, 


And  Military  Equipments  made  to  order,  and  everything  pertaining  to  the  business. 

NOS.  340  &  342  BROADWAY,  ALBANY. 


218 


ALBANY     DIRECTORY 


XEIV    YORK    STATE 

AGRICULTURAL  WORKS 


■? 


WHEELER,  lELICK  &  €0,  Proprietors, 

Manufacture  WHEJEliER'S  Patent  Railw^ay  Cbain 

HORSE  POWERS 

(for  one  or  two  <horsf,s,) 

rL^JVTJl  TIOJV  HORSB  PO  WBRS^ 

(four  horse,  or  six  mule,  lever,) 
WHEELER'S  (IMPROVED)  PATENT  COMBINED 

THiESHEi  mn  wii^i^owEe, 

(No.  1,  30  inch,  and  No.  2,  26  inch  Cylinders,) 

OVERSHOT  THRESHER  AND  SEPARATOR, 

AND  OTHER  FARMING  MACHINES  FOR  HORSE  POWER  USE. 

CIRCULARS,  containing  list  of  PRICES,  and  FULL  DESCRIPTION,  and  CUTS  of  each 
MACHINE,  with  statements  of  their  capacities  for  work,  will,  on  application,  be  sent  by  mail, 
postage  free. 

[I^  Liberal  discount  are  made  to  dealers. 

Responsible  agents  are  wanted  in  sections  where  we  have  none. 

WHEELER,  MELICK  &  CO., 

HAMILTON  STREET,  COR.  OF  LIBERTY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


219 


ALBANY    IRON   AND  SAW  WORKS. 


FRU7N  &  LANSING, 


MANUFACTURfc;RS  OF 


^ 


IRON    BRIDGES,    RAILINGS,    BALCONIES, 
BAWK  VAIJI.TS,  DOORS  &  SH^TERS,  BRIDGE  &  ROOF  BOLTS, 

Mill,  Cross-Cut  and  Circular  Sftws.    All  kinds  of  Saws  made  and  repaired. 
No8.  50,  5!3,  54  <&  56  Lilberty  St.,  Nos.  4,  6  &  8  Pruyn  St.,  &,  Nos.  5,  7  4i>  11  Cburch  St. 

OFFICE,  JTo.  4  JPHlZr'jr  STREET,  ^EB^JTIT, 

H.  PRUXN.  '*'^»-  CHAS.  B 


ROBERT 


LANSING. 


T.    X=>.il.C3rES    cfi?    SOT^, 

58,  60  AND  62  LIBERTY  STREET, 
AL.BA1VY,  ]V.  T. 

The  proprietors  having  enlarged  their  premises  and  facilities,  are  now  prepared  to  execute  CAST- 
INGS of  all  sizes  and  weight,  at  the  shortest  notice  and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 

STEAM  ENGINE,  MACHINERY,  RAIL  ROAD, 

ffliiiKo  Mill  mm,  iim,  nmm 

S*^SH  WEIGHTS  made  to  any  size  and  weight, 

q;^  We  have  also  recently  added  to  our  assortment  many  New  Patterns  of 

DOOR    GRi^TES. 

PUIiliEYS  OF  AZiI<  SIZBS,  FROM  ONK  TO  FOUR  FEBT. 

Persons  desirous  of  Putting  up  Machinery  of  any  kind,  are  invited  to  call  and  examine  patterns 

and  become  acquainted  with  the  prices  at  the  Foundry,  before  contracting  elsewhere. 

Orders  of  every  kind  are  solicited,  an<^ strict  attention  will  be  given  to  their  prondpt  execution. 

J.  PAGE.  I.  PAGE. 


220 


ALBANY      DIRECTORY, 


FRANKLIN  MACHINE  WORKS. 


M.  MAGINNES, 


MANDFACTURER  OF 


S111!ii« 


pi|M|M3I?^i 


§ 

AND  GENERAL  MACHINERY, 

CASTINGS  OF  ALL  KINDS  MADE  TO  ORDER. 

Cor.  Rensselaer,  Mulberry,  Quay  &  Broadway, 


* 


i 


MAHUPACTDEEES  AND  DEALEES'^N 

Hay,  Railroad  Depot,  Rollin.g  Mill, 
DORMANT  W&.REHOTJSE,  PORTABLE  PLATFORM,  PATENT 
BALANCE,  COUNTER  AND  DRUGGISTS' 

SCALES-, 

OF  ALL  SIZES  AND  DESCRIPTIONS. 

JR.  GROOJft,  ^gent. 

No.  45  CHURCH  ST.,  ALBANY,  N.  Y,  > 

The  foUowiug  testimonial  wa.s  received  from  Alderman  J.  Schdylee  of  this  city.  This  is  only 
one  of  the  many  equally  flattering  testimonials  in  my  possession,  showing  the  superiority  of  these 
scales  over  all  others. 

R.  Groom— Sir :  In  the  Spring  of  1R56,  you  put  up  in  my  yard. -corner  Bas.sett  and   Franklin  Streetc,  one  of  your 
■      ,  Fairua.nks  put  up  in  my  yard  at  No.  175  Broadway,  one  of  his  Coal  Scales  of 


Four-Ton  Coal  Stales.     At  the  same  time,  - ^ , ,,  ^ -.-   

th'^  same  caiiacity.  Since  then,  to  the  present  time,  both  scales  have  been  in  con.'-tant  use  and  tested  thoroughly.  1  ain 
conSdent  that  the  scale  put  up  by  vou  is,  in  every  respect,  far  superior  to  the  one  put  up  by  Kairbanks.  I  checrfuhy 
recommend  the  scales  of  vour  manufacture,  to  all  others,  beiuK  satisfied  that  they  can  not  fail  to  give  perfect  satisfac 
tion.  ■  Yours  iruly  t  .  v, -o  ..niinv,  l>o 

Albany,  October  19, 1858. 


JAMJiS  SCUDYLER. 


[t^  N.  B.  Repairing  done  in  the  most  thorough  and  workmanlike  manner,  at  short  notice. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


221 


PALMER,  NEWTON  &  CO., 
SALAMANDER  AND  ALBANY  FIRE  BRICK  WORKS, 


re/isoaiit'.^*'^ 

VIEW     FROM     NORTHERN     RAIL     ROAD. 

Kathbone  Street,  on  Northern  Railroad  and  Erie  Canal,  near  North  Ferry, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


k 


Portable  Clay  Furnaces,  Fire  Clay,  Fire  Sand,  Mica,  Kaolin,  &c.. 


AMOS  P.  PALMER, 
HOKAOK  B.  NEWTON, 


AL.BA1VY,  ]V.  Y. 


J.  H.  NASH. 

JOHN  M.  NEWTON,  Jr. 


P.  H.  GRIFFIN, 


Steuben  Street,  Corner  James, 


^^i^i^^^^^ 


i!i!ir 


1  •   n 


CONSTANTLY  0N  HAND 


^atljing  Jparatus,  flanges, 

VALVE  AND  SELF-ACTING  WATER  CLOSETS, 

^.^^^%  ^  ^\1^^^  ^\^^  ^^^^^Q 

PLATED  AND  BRASS  COCKS, 

CEDAR  AND  PINE  HYDRANTS, 

FII.TERS,  HOSi:,  &C., 

Copper  and  Iron  Force,  Cistern.  Liquor,  Beer,  Gas, 
Drip  and  Pulp  PUMPS, 

Sheet  C»pper,  Brast  and  Etr.ad,  Iron,  Block  Vin  and 
Ijead  PIPE, 

IRON  SINKS,  STBAM  ENGINE  "WORK, 

Brevrers'  and  Distillers'  Coppers,  Columns 

warninted  to  ruu  I'ure  Spirits  oi  100  per  ceut  abovi.^  proof. 

Tanners'  Haatars,   Dya-Kettles,  &c.,  made  to  order. 

Copper  and  Plumbing  Work  in  all  their  branches,  executed 
on  reasonable  terms  and  at  the  shortest  notice. 


28 


222  ALBANY     DIRECTORY, 


FH(ENIX  &  SALAMANDER  FIRE  BRICK  WORKS, 

(Oldest  Establishment  in  tbe  United  States,) 

TIVOLI  HOLLOW,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

JACOB  HENRY'S  SONS, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

FIRl  BRICK  OF  EVERY  VARIETY  AND  SHAPE, 

stove,  Range  and  Heater  Liinings,  Portable  Clay  Furnaces, 
Fire  Sand,  Fire  Clay,  Mica,  Kaolin,  &c. 

C.  V.  HENRY.  H.  U.  HENRY. 

MICHAEL    DELEHANTY, 

COPPER,  TIN  AND  SHEET  IRON  WORKER, 

Green  Street,  cor.  Beaver,  Albany. 
KITCHEN  RANGES  &  BATHING  APPARATUS 

Always  on  hand  and  put  up  to  order  with  Neatness  and  Dispatch. 


JOHN  TRACEY  &  CO., 

RECTIFYING  DISTILLERS 


MANUFACTURERS  AND   DEALERS  IN 


HIGHEST  PiOF  IMOHOl,  Billlfi  FlllID  MD  tilMPHEIE, 

Pure  Spirit,  Extra  French  Spirit,  Cologne  Spirit, 

^liEiisaii  iin  km®  eiAnof, 

XXoll^zxd  C3rlia., 

BOURBOJN,  MONONGAHELA,  IRISH  and  SCOTCH  WHISKEYS, 

AND 

.       OLD  FRENCH  WINES  AND  BRANDIES, 

t20  AlVD  22  STATE   STREET,  ALBANY, 

109  WATER  STREET,  NEW  YORK, 

85  JBKO^D  STREET,  BOSTOJT. 

JOHN  TRACEY.  Albany.  DANIEL  A.  PATCH,  Boston. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


223 


MANUFACTURER  OF 


BEDSTEADS, 

Patent  Cribs,  Extension  Tables  and  Wash  Stands, 

TH^CMER  ST.,  jlBOT^E  Jt^ORTH  FERRY', 


isrEx\Ar 


PLUMBING  ESTABLISHMENT, 

I^O.  1^21  STATE  STREET,  AL.BAWY. 

The  Subscribers,  Proprietors  and  Licensed  Plumbers  to  the  Albanr  Water  Works,  would  respectfully  inform  their 
patrons  and  the  public,  that  they  still  continue  to  carry  on  the  Plumbing  Business  in  all  its  branches,  as  heretofore. 

This  Establishment  is  one  of  the  largest  in  the  State,  and  is  well  known  throughout  the  country  as  one  of  the 
leading  Establishment  in  the  Plumbings  Business. 

The  foUowiog  articles  manufactured  and  constantly  for  sale  at  this  Establishment:  Hatters'  Kettles,  Iron,  Copper 
and  Brass  Pumps.  Bathing  Apparatus,  Water  Closets,  Kitchen  Ranges,  Copper  Boilers,  Stationary  Fire  Engines  for  Fac- 
tories Deep  Well  Pumps,  Lead,  Copper  and  Iron  Pipes,  Sheet  Lead,  Brass  Cocks,  Valves,  Couplings,  Leather  Hose,  and 
all  otter  articles  appertaining  to  the  business.  j      ..  ,       ^  „       ,r    ,   t%_-  ^  ,  *  j  •  i    .c 

The  Trade  supplied  with  all  or  any  of  the  aboye  named  articles  at  New  York  Prices.    Orders  executed  in  any  part  of 

the  United  States,  by  competent  workmen. ^,„.„ 

JULIA  EIDGWAY, 
*  HERMAN  H.  RUSS, 

EDMUND  NESBITT,  Proprietors. 

Agents  fbr  Pierce's  Kitchen  Ranges,  Gardner,  Chilson  &  Co.'s  Metropolitan  Hot  Air  and  Cooking 
Range,  Mott's  Cast  Iron  Sinks,  and  Enameled  Hollow  Ware. 


224 


ALBANY      DIRECTORY. 


R.  HARDZE,  Machinist, 

62  and  64  Church  St.,  Cor.  Herkimer,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


liiA.iivxjr'ji^c'X'XjmsKj  of* 


ENGINE  LATHES,  BOILER-PLATE  PUNCHES,  SHEARS, 

Shafting,  Pumps,  Steam  Gauges,  Coffee  Roasters,  Hoisting  Machines,  Malt  Kiln 
Iron,  Mash  Tub  Bottoms,  Malt  Mills,  &c. 

The  above  Cut  represents  mf  Improved  Upright  Engines.  Beside  being  neatnnd  compact,  they  are  the  mo''.  simple 
and  economical  in  use,  while  their  cost  is  materialh-  below  that  of  other  Engines  ot  ane9»al  capacity  AUacitU  to 
them  is  a  governor  valve  of  my  manufacture,  which  is  warranted  equal  to  any  m  use,  they  Me  so  constructed  tnat 
the  speed  of  the  Engine  must  be  the  same  under  all  circumstances.  •  KO»Jb.lcx   tiiiit-uig.. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


225 


E.  M.  VAN  SICKLES. 


WM.  F.  FOBBY. 


IN   STAPLE   DRY   GOODS. 

Also  Dealers  in  COTTON  AND  WOOLEN 

ANUFACTURERS^     SUPPLIES, 

ffooi,  Oil,  Belting-,  Satinet   IVarps,  Spool  Tapes,  Sfc,  Sic, 

ISTos.   1  and  2   CENTRAL  BLQCK,  BROA.DWAY, 

(adjoining  delavan  house  on  the  north,)  <£lI£»IBj^-K)^'^3  SSfa  °S?a 

RODGBRS'  IMPROVED 

PORTABLE  STEAMENGINE8&B0ILERS 


jiHi  iiiiEi; 


'? 


MANUFACTURER    OF 


Nos.  33 


TOBACCO  CUTTERS, 

PRESSES  AND  STEM  ROLLERS, 

Hydraulic  and  Screw  Presses, 

SINGLE  AND  DOUBLE  ACTING 

Shafting,  Pulleys,  ImproTed  llniversal 

Manners,  and  Couplimgs,  and 

Maclalnery  of  all  kinds. 

ER  STREET,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


226 


ALBANY     DIRECTORY 


TOWNSEND'S 

FURNACE  MD  MACHINE  SHOP. 


MAXCFACTOKT  OF 


STEAM  ENGIK'ES, 

MILL  GEARING  &  MACHINERY, 

AND 

Machinery  Castings  of  all  kinds ; 

Also,  Chilled  RoIIr  and  Jagger's    Turbine 
Water  Wlieel, 

And  jilso  Columns  and  other  Building  Cast- 
ings, Plow  Castings,  &c.,  at  Retail 
as  well  as  Wholesale. 

Cor.  of  Hawk  and  Eih  Sts., 

AIL)]B^i^:i  iTu  Mo  is,  o 
FRANKLIN  TOWNSEND,  Proprietor. 


AlBAM  AMUllRAL  Al  MACHll  WORKS, 

58  &  60  BLEECKER  STREET, 

L.   &  P.  K.  DEDERICK, 

jnanufacturers    of    DEnEUICML'S     Ceiebrated 

PARALLEL  LEVER  HAY  AND  COTTON  PRESSES. 

Also,  PRESSES  adapted  to  PRESSIMG  CLOTH,  PAPER,  RAGS,  FLAX,  HEMP,  HOPS,  &c. 
Also  an  LMPROVED  WINDLASS  FOR  ELEVATING  COAL,  &c.,  by  horse  power.  Any  other 
articles  manufactured  to  order,  and  general  jobbing  done  in  wood  or  iron.  Wood  turning  of 
every  kind,  sawing,  scroll  sawing,  planing,  re-sawing  for  panels,  &c.  NEWELS,  BALUSTERS, 
POSTS,  COLUMNS,  &c.,  &c.,  on  hand  or  turned  at  short  notice. 

Mechanics  nnd  others  will  find  in  our  works  facilities  for  producing  different  articles  needed  by  them,  not  possessed 
by  any  other  jobbing  work*  in  the  city. 


DANIEL  DONCASTER, 

JfljlCHIJriST, 

MANUrACTtnREK  OF 

■WOODWORTH'S 


r/ILB/IA/y- 


Resawing  Machines, 

&c.,    &c., 

IVos.  198  and  200 

'  ALB  AM,  i^.L 


ADVERTISING     DEPABTMENT 


227 


AMSDELL  BROS. 


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PORTER. 

AMSDELL   BROS. 

CELEBRATED 


Brewery,  Nos.  135, 137, 139, 141, 143  and  145  Jay  St.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

DEPOTS: 


New  York,  122  Liberty  Street  and  125  Cedar  Street, 
New  York,  231  Fulton  St.,  J.  M.  Baker  &  Co.  "-'"  - " 
Springfield,  Mass.,  -  -  D.  D.  Warren. 
South  Adams,  Mass.,  -  -  -  F.  Alger. 
Pittsfield,  Mass.,  -  -  -  John  "Webb. 
New  Haven,  Conn.,  -  r  Stout  &  Bishop. 
Norwalk,  Conn.,  -  -  M.  C.  Needham. 
Butland,  Vt.,  -       -     Charles  Thompson. 


-  -  -  Amsdell  Brothers. 
Schenectady^  N.  Y.,  -  -  Peter  Stavers. 
Schoharie,  N.  Y.,  ...  Wm.  Parrot. 
Gardnerville,  N.  Y.,  Ten  Eyck  Beekman. 
Northampton,  N.  Y.,  -  -  A.  B.  Pease. 
Barrytown,  N.  Y.,  ...  "W.  J.  Best. 
Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  -  Persimmon,  Sims  &  Co. 
Catskill,  N.  Y.,   -       -      Edwards  &  Stryker. 


228 


AT.  BANY      DIRECTORY, 


CHARLES  A.  BURT, 


WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 


DRUGS  &  MEDICINES, 


AND  MANUFACTURER  OF 


No.  797  BROA^DW^^Y, 


03^  MOOJfiS   JriTM  STE^JfK  POWDER  TO  JLET.„^ 


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A.  A.  DUNLOP, 

67  aUAY  STREET,  ALBANY, 


XX  PALE  and  PORTER, 

IJir  BOTTLE  OR  C^SK, 

Depot  in  New  York,  56  Liberty  Street. 


A.  A.  DUNLOP, 

Nova  Scotia  &  Western  Plaster 

GROUND  ON  THE  PREMISES. 

KINGSTON  AND  WESTERN  CEMENT, 

@iiiimEi  m§  pumum  umm. 

ALL  KIND  OF  FEED  GROUND  WITH  DISPATCH. 

STORAGE  FOR  FLOUR  OR  GRAIN. 

DIINLOP'8  PLASTER  AND  FEED  MILL, 

67  and  68  Quay  Street, 


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ALBANY     DIRECTORY 


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JOHN  McRMGHT'S  SON, 


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Cor.  Canal,  Hawk  and  Orange  Sts.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


feSIlPERlOR  AlBAII  PAIE,  BROWI,  AMBER  AlES, 


XX  AND  PORTER. 


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Slnalstical  Haiorators,  ) 

Albany  Medical  College,  May  2d,  1859,    ) 

I  have  made  careful  chemical  examiDations  of  several  samples  from 
different  brewings  of  the  article  known  as  "  McKnight's  Malt  Wine," 
and  find  it  to  be,  as  represented,  n  liquid  containing  nothing  but  the 
fermented  extract  of  malt  and  hops.  The  diflerent  specimens  were 
found  to  be  nearly  uniform  in  composition— the  slight  difference  ob- 
served being  principally  in  the  atuount  of  alcohol  present,  owing  j)ro- 
bably  to  the  varying  length  of  time  that  had  elapsed  since  the  brewings 
were  made. 

The  Malt  Wine  examined  contained  no  excess  of  saccharine  matters, 
such  as  sugar  or  honey  (as  is  often  the  case  with  similar  articles),  and 
which  have  the  effect  to  mask,  to  a  more  or  less  considerable  extent, 
the  peculiar  flavor  of  the  hop,  and  at  the  same  time  to  diminish  the 
medicinal  value  of  the  malt  liquors  in  which  they  are  found. 

The  amount  of  alcohol  contained  in  the  "  Malt  Wine"  is  consider- 
ably greater  than  is  generally  found  in  American  Ales.  From  the 
examinations  .1  have  made,  1  am  satisfied  that  the  "  Malt  Wine"  is 
made  from  carefully  selected  barley  and  hons,  and  is  skillfully  brewed ; 
that  in  point  of  purity,  and  all  desirable  qualities,  it  is  fully  equal  to 
the  best  importMl  ales.  As  such  I  can  confidently  recommend  it  to 
the  public  as  an  agreeable  beverage,  and  to  Physicians  as  a  desirable 
article  for  medicinal  use.  CHAKLES  H .  TOKTEK,  M.  1)., 

Professor  qf  Chemistry  and  Pharmacy  in  the  Albany  Medical  College, 
Clwmist  to  the  New  York  State  Agricultural  Society. 


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ALBANY     DIRECTOEY. 


JOHN    EVERS, 


iAMilii,  ilMi,  Willi,  &n.,  1E« 


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BECTIPYING  DISTILLER  OP  DOMESTIC  LIQITORS, 
Chapel  Street,  corner  of  T'an  Schaich  Street,  ^LB^JTIT,  JT.  IT, 


THOMAS  BEHAN, 


WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 


FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 


^WINES,    OOHDI^LS,  &0.,  &0., 

No.  6  HUDSON  STREET,  ALBANY,  N,  T, 

A  Superior  article  of  Irlsb,  Scotcb  and  Monong'alxela  AVhlskey. 


ANDEBSON  &  CO.'S 

HOME  BREWED 


FOE  INVALIDS  &  FAMILY  USE, 

MADE  OP  MALT  AND  HOPS, 
Cor.  Green  Sf  Beaver  Sts., 


K/A\<^X   M 


J.  HARRIS  &  SON, 

HAVANA  CIGAR  STORE, 

No.  510  Broadway, 

Dealers  in  all  kinds  of  Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

OKDEKS  PROMPTLY   ATTENDED  TO, 

Factory,  ^'V  James  Street. 

JOHN  HARRIS.  JAMES  R.  HARRIS. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT 


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ANTHONY  BIcaUADE, 

CRYSTAL   ALE   DEPOT. 


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SENRICK  &  FISHER, 

MANUFACTURERS 

And  Wliolesale  and  Ketail  Dealers  In 

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UPHOLSTERY    GOODS, 

Jfo,  40  Jf^ashingfton  Jiv, 

COFFINS  kept  on  Hand  or  made  to  Order. 

CHARLES  SENRICK.  JOSKPH  FISHER. 


AND  ALL  TUE  CHOICE  BRA.NDS  OF 


LAWLER  &  ROGERS, 

MAN  UFACTURERS 

And  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

Havana,  De  Yara, 

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No.  776  BROADWAY, 

DANIEL  A.  LAWLER.  OWEN  ROGERS, 


STORES,  MURPHY  &  McDONALD, 

WHOLESALE   DEALERS  IN 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 

Id 


WINES,  CORDIALS,  HAVANA  SEGARS,  &C.,  &C., 
NOS.  356  &  358  BROAD^VAY, 


234 


ALBANY      DIRECTORY. 


HOXSIE! 


EUREKA  STEAM  MILLS, 

352  &  354  BROADWAY,  CORNER  DIVISION  ST., 


MANUFACTURERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN    ALL  KINDS  OP 


Spices,  Cream  Tartar,  Mustard,  &c., 


AT  LOWEST  MARKET  PRICES. 


JAS.  BARTHOLOMEW. 


ly.VNSTNG  MORSE. 


J.   WHITING, 


&OJDJ^^    33ISOTTIT, 

Sugar,  Boston,  Butter  &  Pic-Nic  Crackers, 

PILOT  BREAD,  WINE  &  LEMON  BISCUIT, 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND  AT  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

[J^All  orders  promptly  supplied  on  tlie  most  reasonable  terms 


ADVEETISING     DEPARTMENT. 


235 


ANABLE    &   RATHBONE, 

"Wliolesale  Dealers  In 

HIDES,  OIL,  LEATHER,  TALLffW  AND  WOOL, 

AND   MANUFACTURERS   OF 

OAR  LEATHER  BELTINI^  &  CURRIED  LEATHER  of  all  kinds, 

Also  IMPORTERS  OP  SHOE  FINDINGS, 

Wos.  30  &  3'2  STATE  STREET,  (opposite  tlie  Excban^e,) 

3sr.  B.  C-A.SDE3:  -A.lD-S7•A.l^TOEr)  oisr  co]>TsiGHsriva:EisrTs_ 


LEFEVRES    &    SMITH, 

(Successors  to  EDMUND  A.  ROBINSON,) 

COXKEMISSION  MERCHANTS 

AND  DEALERS   IN 

No.  6  ST^TE  STREET, 

IE.      ■) 

''^^j  AL.BAXY^  X.  Y. 


ISAAC  LEFEVRE, 
GILBERT  LEFEVRE, 
J.  H.  SMITH 


JOSEPH  CARY  &  SO^S, 

PACKERS   OF    PORK, 


DEALERS   IN 


T,  Provisions,  Cheese,  Lard,  Flour,  Seeds,  k  k.. 

ISoB.  3S1  &  353  Broad-way, 

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JOSFPH  CART, 
ALBERT  CAKY, 
EOBKBT  CABY! 


MONS'R  H.  KAMBLI. 

PROFESSOR   OF   THE 

FMIH  m  GERMAN  LANGUAGES 

22  Chestnut  Street, 

■,  Ho  Yo 


R.  A.  BROWN, 


EIECTROTIPER  &  ENGMVEB, 

And  Manufacturer  of  fine  Brass  &  Silver  Plated 

DOOR   PLATES, 

Electrotyped  Plates  for  Carriages, 

Safes,   Pianos,  Cars,  &c. 
TEASETTS,  RWI¥ES,  FORKS,  SPOOKS,  &c.,  &f . 

RE-PLATED    IN    THE    BEST    MANNER. 

496  BBOADWAT.  AZiBANlT,  N.  T. 


WM.  B.  CONANT, 

BROKER, 

INSURANCE  AND  REAL  ESTATE  AGENT, 

JVo*    45    ST^TE    STREET^ 

(UNDER  ALBANY  CITY  BANK,) 

A^LBA.DN'Y,  IST.  Y. 


236 


ALBANY      DIRECTORY. 


Mffl  SIEISH  MAUI,,:.. 


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"\7U- 1  3xr  3>r  E3  , 

Ifos  19  JAMES,  and  26  N.  FEABL  STS.,  ALBANY,  N.  T. 

07'All  Orders  in   connection  fvitli   tlie   above    business    promptly   executed   Tvlth 

Neatness  and  Dispatcli. 


WINNE  &  NORTHROP, 

MANOPACTUKEKS  OF 


Cor.  of  Colonie,  Centre  &  Lansing  Sts.j 

ALL  KINDS  OF  RIMS  BENT  TO  ORDER. 

Also,  Be-Sawlng  and  Planing  of  all  kinds 
done  at  the  shortest  notice. 


S.  P.  WINNK. 


S.  W.  NORTHROP. 


BENJAMIN  FATN, 

MANUPACTPRER  OF 


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I>HEI>-A.ItEID    COCOA., 

AND   DEALER  IN 

MUSTARD,  PIPES,  PLUG  TOBACCO, 

Imported  Cigars,  Cigar  Cases, 

TOBACCO  &  SNUFF  BOXES, 
Meerschaum  Pipes,  Cigar  Lighters,  &c.,  &c.. 

Opposite  the  Museum,  and  next  to  E.  Coming  &  Co, 


JAMES  DEARSTYNE&  BROTHERS, 

IDealei's    In 

Crockery,  Glass  and  Earthen  Ware,  &c.,  &c., 

BATH,  N.  GREEXBIJSH.  P.  O.  Address,  AL.BAIVY,  IV.  Y. 

Great  care  is  given  to  the  selection  of  Choice  Brands  of 

FLOUR,  EXTRA  FLAVORED  TEAS,  THE  BEST  OF  PROVISIONS,  &c., 

All  of  which  are  kept  constantly  on  hand  and  for  sale  at  Wholesale  or  Retail . 

Messrs.  Dearstyne  &  Brothers  are  also  Proprietors  of  the  ALBANY  AND  BATH  STEAM  FERRY, 
which  crosses  the  Hudson  River  every  ten  minutes  throughout  the  day. 


JAMES  DEARSTYNE. 


SAMUEL  DEARSTYNE. 


CORNELIUS  DEARSTYNE. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


237 


KINGSBURY  &  WHITEHEAD 


Have  on  hand  and  are  mantifactaring  a  beautiful  assortment  of 

CALECHES,  HEARSES  AND  BAROUCHES, 

TWO  SEAT  FAMILY  CARRIAGES  AND  BUGGIES, 

Which  for  style  and  finish  are  not  surpass|fl  in  this  country,  at 

Nos.  131  &  133  HUDSON  ST.,  ALBANY. 


MERRICK  WITT,  JR., 

CARRIAGE 

Manufacturer, 

IXos.   345   and   347    STATE    STREET, 

H.  McDO]\]VALD, 


MANUFACTURER  OP 


CARRIAGES  &  SLEIGHS 

183  and  185  Soutb  Pearl  St., 

(AT  THE  HEAD  OF  SOUTH  FEREY.) 

And  71  &  73  Broad  Street, 


All  orders  promptly  executed  with 
neatness  and  dispatch. 


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238 


ALBANY     DIRECTORY. 


GEO.  HARRIS  &  SON, 


Cor.  Maiden  Lane  and  James  Street, 


GEORGE  HARRIS. 


ALBAHIf,  H.  ¥. 


HENRY  HARRIS. 


LIVERY  STABLES, 

EDWARD  FRISBY, 

Nos.  78  and  80 

HAMII.TOX  STREET,  AliBAflTT. 

COACHES  AND  CARRIAGES 

For  Weddings,  Funerals  and  Pleasore  Rides 

FURNISHED  AT  SHORT  NOTICE. 

HORSES  entrusted  to  me  to  board  -will  receive  the  most 
careful  attention. 

SINGLE  TEAMS  ALWAYS  IN  READINESS. 

Terins   IMLod^erate. 


D.H.&C.L  WOODRUFF, 

CORNER  OF 

Plain  and  Grand  Streets, 


JLime  and  Cevnent 


ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


JACOB  VAN  DERZEE, 

aiiPEiTER  AM  mmmi 

No.  335 
H^JfllJLTOJV  ST,, 


N.   Y. 

Coutnicta  taken  for  the  erection  of  public  and  private 
buildings  on  the  moat  reasonable  terms.  m . 

JOBUING  prompUy  attended  to,  and  exccutea  in  a 
thorough  and  workmanlike  manner. 

Jack  Screws  for  raising  Buildings,  Sec.,  to  let. 


JOHN  CLEMISHIRE, 


OF 


Churches,  Dwellings,  Stores,  &c.,  &c., 
BLINDS,  DOORS,  SASH  AND  MOULDINGS 

Made  to  order  on  short  notice  at  the  STEAM  SAWING  &  PLANING  MILL, 

Nos.  161  &  163  CLINTON  AVE.,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT, 


239 


lalVERY  STABIiES 


Nos.  71  and 

(Next  to  City  Hall,) 


MAIDEN  LANE, 


The  subscriber  holds  himself  in  readiness,  at  all  times,  to  furnish  his  friends  and  the  public  generally  with  HORSES, 
CARRIAGSS  and  WAGONS,  all  of  which  will  be  in  as  good  style  as  can  be  found  at  any  other  Hyery  JBstablishment  in 
this  city. 

For  W^BDDINGS,   FUNERALS   or   PfiKASURK   RIDES,  furnished  at  short  notlc* 

and  on  reasonable  terms. 

n^  Boarding  or  Transient  Horses  intrusted  to  my  care  will  receive  the  best  attention. 

T.  "W,  VAJV  AL.STY«fE,  Proprietor. 


ALPHEUS  BEMIS, 
CARRIAGE    WORK 

AND 

^latksmit^ing  in  all  its  ^ranc^es 

Promptly  executed  in  a  workmanli'<o  manner  and 
on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 

Rear  No.  890  Broadway. 


GEORGE  E,  LATHAM, 

(Formerly  with  WM.  FROTHINGHAM,) 


508  BROADWAY, 

Every  article  appertaining  to  the  Trade  made 
to  order,  in  the  best  possible  manner,  at  the 
shortest  notice. 


T.  J.  RAMSDILL, 

^Proprietor, 

]Vos.  48,  49  &  50  ITHITE  ST.,  BATH. 

Post  Office  Address,  Box  15,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Ha'<'mg  superior  advantages  in  procuring  LUMBER,  and  the 
?».  Jii.i'.v'^^^^^''''^^  '°  operation,  I  am  prepared  to  furnish 
UIjINU.S  of  any  kind,  at  25  cents  off  of  the  ordinary  price. 

All  orders  promptly  filled  and  packed  for  shipping  to  any  nart 
ofthe  UNITED  STATES  OR  CANADAS.  b    "  au;'  parw 

BLINDS  on  hand  at  20  cents  per  foot,  or  made  to  order,  if  not 
over  three  feet  wide. 

J.  H.  BULLOCK,  AGENT.  128  SOUTH  PEARL  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

THOMAS  MYERS  &  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Gutters,  Conductors,  Heads,  Stove  Collars,  Sink  Pipes,  Slate 

and  Metal  Chimney  Tops  and  Slaters'  Cement  kept 

constantly  on  hand  or  made  to  order,  at 

No.    2    CANAL     STREET,    AJLBANY. 

Also,  Patent  Smoke  and  Gas  Elevators, 

Constantly  on  hand,  Warranted  to  cure  smoky  chimneys  in  all  cases. 

N.  B.  Roofs  done  in  any  part  of  the  States  or  Canadas. 

A  share  of  public  patronage  Is  solicited. 


240 


ALBANY     DIEECTORY. 


B.  W.  WOOSTER, 

FURNITURE 


57  &  59  SOUTH  PEARL.  ST.,  ALBAJVY,  N.  Y. 

Curled  Hair,  Palm  Leaf,  Husk  and  Straw  Mattresses,  Spring  Bed  Bottoms, 
Feathers,  Feather  Beds,  Bolsters  and  Fillows. 


0.  S.  RICE  &  E.  MIGKEL, 

INTERIOR  DECORATORS  IN 

FRESCO  &  OIL. 
B  A^  INT  N  E  H , 

SIGN  im  HOUSE  PAINTERS, 

No.  547  BROADWAY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y 


H.  &  R.  COLEMAN, 

UNDERTAKING 

AND 


FURNITUEE  WARE  ROOMS, 

N.  B.  COFFINS  kept  constantly  on  liand  or  made  to  order.    Furniture 
made  and  repaired. 

HENRY  COLEMAN.  RICHARD  COLEMAN. 


BROOKSBY  8s  ROWLAND, 

STONE  CUTTERS, 

Green  cor.  Westerlo  Street,  Albany,  N.  Y., 

Have  constantly  on  hand  or  manufacture  to  order,  every  variety  of  ITALIAN  and  AMERICAN 
MARBLE,  PATERSON  AND  CONNECTICUT  FREESTONE  MONUMENTS;  also  AMERICAN 
MARBLE,  PATERSON  AND  CONNECTICUT  FREESTONE  AND  GRANITE,  suitable  for 
Building  purposes,  which,  will  be  finished  to  order  and  shipped  to  any  place  at  the  shortest 
notice  and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


241 


FBOU  THE  GLEN'S  FALLS  HE86EN0EB. 

'•  Some  of  the  cases  cured  by  Dr. 
Listen  had  been  treated  by  the  most 
skillful  physicians  in  this  country  in 
vain.  Science  and  skill  merits 
praise,  and  a  reliable  physician, 
whose  cures  by  simple  treatment, 
astonish  the  most  despairing,  de- 
serves the  confidence  of  the  public." 

The  following:  statement  from  J. 
W.  Tuttle,  Esq.,  Commissioner  of 
State  Loans,  and  formerly  editor  of 
the  "Plattsbnrffh  Sentinel,"  will  be 
read  with  pleasure  by  all  his  host  of 
friends  : 

Plattbburoh,  N.  Y. 

I  certify  that  I  was  oiflflcted  with 
sore  eyes  for  11  years,  at  times 
fined  to  a  dark  room  for  several  week  s 
at  a  time  ;  and  at  all  times  unable  to 
bear  the  light  of  the  sun  or  of  a 
candle  I  did  not  for  years  pass  a 
night  without  cold  water  on  my 
eyes.  I  tried  all  the  usual  remedies 
of  physicians,  cupping,  physicing 
and  caustic.  I  have  had  my  eye-lids 
burned  over  almost  daily  for  six 
TOonths  at  a  time.    My  health  failed  _,  ,,-  /.ji-i-  ^  « 

as  well  as  my  eye-sight,  and  my  I?  the  only  Institute  founded  111  this  country  for  exclu 
business  was  nearly  destroyed.  M  sivc  treatment  of  all  diseases  of  the 
last  T  put  myself  under  ,the  care  of 
Dr.  Liston.  In  six  weeks  I  had 
gained  ten  pounds  in  weight,  and 
my  eyes  were  well.  His  medicines 
act  like  a  charm,  and  his  surgical 
operations  are  most  skillfully  per- 
formed. J.  W.  'I  UTTLE. 

Dec.  3d,  1861. 

Mr.  CAVEBT,  North  Pearl  street, 
Albany,  was  cured  by  Dr.  Liston. 
of  what  had  been  pronounced  by 
two  professors  in  the  Albany  Medi- 
cal College  to  be  a  hopeless  con- 
sumption. They  had  been  treating 
him  in  vain  for  some  time. 


Entend  Bceovding  to  Act  of  Congraii. 


Catarrh,  Polypus 

AND 

THROAT. 


^ANT,  M»y  l8t,  1861. 
I  herel  Ify  that  eight  years 

BinceUoBt  ight  by  inflammation 
and  ulcer&i  f  the  eyes,  and  re- 
mained blina  uutii  operated  upon  by 
Dr.  Liston  a  month  since.  I  can  now 
see  to  read,  write  and  do  my  dally 
worlf.  I  consider  my  case  the  more 
remarljable,  as  several  distinguished 
surgeons  said  I  could  never  be 
helped.  CATHARINE  SULLIVAN. 
Witnessed,  Mrs.  Sollivan,  her 
mother. 

Mr.  JOHN  LOMAX  of  Albany,  was 
cured  of  a  long  standing  catarrh. 

Mr.  WALTER  BROWER,  of  the 
firm  of  Brower  &  Sons,  wholesale 
silver  manufacturers  in  Albany,  was 
cured  by  Dr.  Liston  of  the  "  Albany 
General  Infirmary,"  of  "Minister's 
throat,"  accompanied  by  partial 
loss  of  voice,  the  result  of  over-exer- 
tion in  delivering  an  address. 

Plattsbubgh,  N.  Y.,  1 
April  5,  1862.  ) 

We,  the  undersigned,  take  the  op- 
portunity of  recommending  Dr.  Lis- 
ten as  a  gentleman  worthy  of  every 
confidence,  and  a  most  skillful  and 
successful  Surgeon,  who,  by  his 
great  success  here  won  our  confi- 
dence, and  that  of  the  public  gene- 
rally. 

.T.  W.  TUTTLE,  Com.  U.  S. 

Deposit  Fund. 
C.  RICHARDSON,  Esq. 
ORREL    TOWN,  Proprietor 

Cumberland  House. 
A.  LADUE,  Sherifl' of  Clinton 

County. 
.1.  J.  DROWN,  County  Treas. 
G.  A.  DEWET,  M.  D. 
A.  G  CARVER,  Editor  Express 

and  Sentinel. 
K.  G.  STONE,  Ed.  Republican. 


115   ORAND   STREET. 

THROAT  DISEASES,  EYE,  EIR 11  CATARRH, 

Here   Cataracts   are  Removed  ;   Artificial  Pupils  Formed;   Cross   Eyes 

Straightened ;  Diseased  Lids   Remedied ;  Inflammed,  Watering, 

Painful,  Diseased  or  Blind  Eyes  Cured ;  Deafness,  Noises 

in  or  Runnings  from  the  Ear,  Bronchitis  and 

Polypus  Permanently  Cured. 

ARTIFICIAL  EAR  DRUMS  AND  ARTIFICIAL  EYES  INSERTED. 

Charity  Patients  from  10  o'clock  A.  M.,  to  1  o'clock  P.  M.,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 
Honse  Patients  boarded  if  necessary. 

Dr.  LISTON,  Surgeon, 

General  InArnnary, 

115  GRAND  STREET,  ALBANY. 


242 


AliBANY      DIRECTORY. 


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ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


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II'lJI'lllMliio]/ 

i|iJl!jjninTi)iiii 


Corner  Broadway  and  Maiden  Lane, 

AT  TME  JUI^TCTIOj^  OF  THE 


YORK,  IDSOI  RIVES, 

EastGm  &  Northern  Railroads. 


At  all  hours,  to  suit  the  arrival  and  de- 
parture of  all  the  different  Trains 
and  Steamers. 

FRANCIS  RIDER,  Proprietor. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


243 


US 


m 


/. 


BROADWAY, 


CORNER  STEUBEN  STREET, 


AT  THE 


JUNCTION  OF  ALL  THE  RAIL  ROADS. 


This  is  the  Largest  and  most  Popular  House, 
IN    ALBANY, 

Possessing  all  the  Modern  Improvements  and  Con- 
veniences for  the  Accommodation  of  the 
Traveling  Public. 


THEOPHILUS  ROESSLE  i  SON, 

PROPRIETORS, 
^LB^NY,   N.   Y. 


244  ALBANY      DIRECTORY. 


NEW  JERSEY  STEAM  BOAT  COMPANY, 


PEOPLiE'S  LtlJ^E  STEAM  BOATS. 

ISAAC    NEWTON 


A.1ST> 


NEW    WORLD, 


RUNNING  BETWEEN 


^LB^NY  AND  NETV^  YORK, 

In  connection  with  the  New  York  Central 
Rail  Road, 

iillLY,  iUlliA¥S  EXiEPTEO. 

IiEAVE  ALBANY,  from  Steam  Boat  Landing,  at  7K  o'clock  P.  M.,  on  the  arrival  of  the 

Great  "Western  Train  of  Cars. 

LEAVE  PIER  No.  16,  N.  B..,  between  Coilrtlandt  &  Liberty  Sts.,  New  York,  at  6  P.  M., 
arriving  in  Albany  to  connect  with  the  Morning  Trains  for  East,  "West  &  North. 

Is  405  feet  long,  78  feet  wide,  has  four  Decks,  cylinder  81  inches  diameter,  12  feet  stroke,  40  feet 
wheel,  one  steam  and  three  hand  Fire  Pumps,  220  Family  and  State  Rooms,  250  Bertha. 

07X3::^    KffDBTTV^    ^7^0DFLIj33 

Is  385  feet  long,  88  feet  wide,  has  four  Decks,  cylinder  77  inches  diameter,  15  feet  stroke,  46  feet 
wheel,  one  steam  and  three  hand  Fire  Pumps,  228  Family  and  State  Rooms,  249  Berths. 

Both  Boats  are  in  every  particular  furnished  and  equipped  in  the  most  safe  and  comfortable  manner. 

FOR    PASSAGE    OR    FREIGHT, 

Which  will  be  taken  at  all  times  as  low  as  by  any  other  line  of  Steamers,  apply  at  the  Office, 

No.  Q83  BROADWAY,  ALBANY, 

Or  on  the  Wharf  No.  16  NORTH  RIVER,  NEW  YORK. 

J.  W.  HARCOITRT,  Agent,  Albany. 
P.  C.  SMITH,  Agent,  New  York. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


245 


JOHN  REID, 

MAIWFACTVRER  A^O  I>£AI.ER  IIV  , 

LADIES'  DRESS  TRIMMINGS 

ZEPHYR  WORSTED, 
SHETLAND  WOOL, 

PATTERNS,  CANVAS, 

CHENILLE,  FLOSS  SILK, 
EMBROIDERING-  SILK, 
PURSE  TWIST,  &C.,  &c., 


APRON,    ROBE, 


-A.2Sr3D 


FINKING  AND  MARKING 

EMBROIDERII^G. 

Work  done  Neatly  and  Promptly. 

Mos.  586  and  588  BROADWAY,  ALBA]\ Y. 


246 


ALBANY     DIBBCTOEY, 


St^  dlL^  Ji^- 


n 


FEHALE  ACADIMY 


A.ITI> 


inarliing 


This  is  one  of  the  oldest  institutions  for  the  education  of  females  in  this 
country.  Its  Graduates  and  Pupils,  many  of  -whom  have  enjoyed  its  advantages 
from  the  very  commencement  of  school  life,  are  to  be  found  in  all  parts  of  the 
land,  and  adorn  the  highest  social  positions. 

The  Trustees  have  spared  no  pains  or  expense  in  furnishing  it  with  the  most 
approved  and  complete  appointments,  and  with  a  corps  of  Teachers  believed  to 
be  unsurpassed  in  any  similar  institution. 

In  addition  to  its  regular  course  of  English  studies,  facilities  are  afforded  for 
the  acquisition  of  every  accomplishment  belonging  to  a  liberal  culture  and  a 
complete  education. 

GYMNASTIC  EXERCISES  are  daily  practiced  under  the  direction  of  a  Lady 
who  devotes  her  whole  time  to  the  Department  of  Physical  Education. 

Parents  wishing  to  place  their  daughters  under  the  more  especial  care  of  the 
Principal,  will  find  his  residence  one  of  the  most  beautiful  and  appropriate  in 
the  city,  and  may  derive  all  the  advantages  of  the  best  Boarding  Schools. 

8PECIA.L   OI^I^ORTUNITIES 

for  the  acquirement  of  the  French  Language  are  ofiered,  as  well  as  for  the  study 
and  practice  of 

Fvirther  information,  circulars,  &c.,  can  be  obtained  of  the  Principal,  Rev. 
Eben  S.  Stearns,  Ashgrove,  corner  of  Broad  and  Westerlo  Streets ;  at  the  Aca- 
demy in  North  Pearl  Street,  or  of  any  of  the  Trustees. 

AMASA  J.  PARKER,  President,  EBEN  S.  STEARNS,  Secretary. 

THOMAS  W.  OLCOTT,  ISAAC  N.  WYCKOFF, 

IRA  HARRIS,  JAMES  McNAUGHTON, 

WILLIAM  B.  SPRAGUE,  HARMON  PUMPELLY, 

JOHN  TAYLER  COOPER,  JAMES  H.  ARMSBY, 

ERASTUS  D.  PALMER,  AMOS  DEAN, 
WILLIAM  L.  LEARNED. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT.  247 

BRYANT,  STRATTON  &  CLARK'S 

ALBANY 

43  &  45  XORTH  PEARL.  STREET, 

H.  B.  BEYANT,  H.  D.  STRATTON,  W.  H.  CLARK. 

ONE  OF  THE  ASSOCIATED  COLLEGES  LOCATED  AT 

•libany,    Troy,  JtTew    ITorU,   Brooklyn,   Philadelphia,   Buffalo, 
Cleveland,  Detroit,  Chicago  and  St,  JLouis, 

A  SCHOLARSHIP  PURCHASED  AT  ONE  POINT  IS  GOOD  AT  ALL. 

The  constantly  increasing  patronage  of  this  School  has  rendered  an  enlargement  of  its  numer- 
ical facilities  imperative.  The  proprietors  have  accordingly  leased  the  elegant  Hall  in  the  new 
Iron  Front  Building,  No.  43  and  45  North  Pearl  Street,  and  amply  furnished  it  with  every  con- 
venience for  giving  instruction  in  the  specialities  embraced  in  their  course.  The  Hall  is  very 
accessible,  and  the  location  is  one  of  the  most  eligible  and  healthy  in  the  city. 

In  their  new  commodious  quarters,  and  with  their  increased  facilities,  the  proprietors  feel 
confident  in  their  ability  to  meet  fully  the  demand  for  a  comprehensive  course  of  instruction, 
supplementary  to  that  obtained  at  other  schools,  and  preparatory  to  entering  upon  an  active 
basiness  career. 

nSTEW^   TEXT   BOOKS. 

The  following  have  been  prepared  expressly  for  their  course  : 

Bryant  &  Stbatton's  Commercial  Law  :  A  Text  Book  for  Commercial  Colleges  and  Law 
Schools,  and  also  a  Book  of  Reference  for  Business  Men  and  the  Profession.  By  Amos  Dean, 
LL.  D.,  Prof,  of  Law  in  the  Law  Department  of  the  University  of  Albany.  550  pp.  Pub- 
lished by  D.  Appleton  &  Co.,  443  and  445  Broadway,  New  York. 

The  ability  and  experience  of  the  author  are  too  well  known  and  appreciated  in  this  com- 
munity to  require  commendation.  The  work  has  received  the  highest  encomiums  from  the 
profession  and  business  men  throughout  the  country. 

Bryant  &  Stkatton's  Bookkeeping,  in  three  editions.     1st,  Primary,  for  Common  Schools;  2d, 
High  School,  for  High  Schools  and  Academies;  3d,  Counting  House  edition,  for  Accountants 
and  Business  Men.     Published  by  Ivison,  Phinney  &  Co.,  48  and  50  Walker  Street,  New  York 
These  works  are  beautifully  printed  in  colors,  exhibiting  the  books  and  forms  just  as  they  ap- 
pear in  the  hands  of  an  accomplished,  scientific  accountant,  and  is  by  far  the  most  compre- 
hensive and  philosophical  work  upon  this  subject  extant, 

Bryant  &  Stbatton's  Commercial  Arithmetic  ;  in  two  parts.  Designed  for.  Commercial  and 
Agricultural  Colleges,  Normal  and  High  Schools  and  Academies.  Published  by  Phinney, 
Blakeman  &  Mason,  61  Walker  Street,  New  York. 

Spencerian  System  of  Penmanship.  By  P.  R.  Spencer.  Tlie  only  practical  Commercial  system 
extant.  Published,  for  all  grades  of  schools,  by  Ivison,  Phinney  &  Co.,  48  and  50  Walker 
Street,  New  York. 

For  Catalogue  and  Circular,  call  at  the  Rooms  or  Address  as  above. 

NOTICE. 

Business  men  in  want  of  reliable  Accountants,  Collectors,  Clerks,  Salesmen,  or  Agents,  can 
be  furnished  by  calling  at  our  rooras^r  addressing  us  by  mail. 


248 


ALBANY     DIBBCTORT. 


3B.     :e.     JrLIC^JEl^S 

€mmtnm\  %mkm^  &  Initiatorg 

COUNTING  HOUSE,  No.  96  STATE  STREET. 

liOOA-TEID   TJSr   jA.IL.B-A.3Sr"5r,  1848. 
OPEN  SAY  ANP  EVENINO  DUBING  THE  YEAR. 

COMMERCIAL  BOOKKEEPING,  COMMERCIAL  LAW,  COMMERCIAL  ARITHMETIC,  COMMERCIAL  WRITINO 
»nd  COMMERCIAL  CORRESPONDENCE,  is  taught  at  this  Institution  in  a  practical  manner,  bv  the  Principal,  who  is 
a  practical  Accountant  and  has  fourteen  years  experience  in  teaching  the  science  of  accounts.  All  of  the  most  approved 
methods  for  classifying  Merchants  Accounts  are  introduced.  Also  new  and  Improved  methods  for  working  Commercial 
CalculatioiiB. 

E.  B.  Rice  Is  also  Teacher  of  Penmanslilp  and  Bookkeeplnsf  In  the  Albany  Academy. 


E.  McGregor, 


40  ORANGE  STREET, 

Between  Broadway  and  North  Pearl  Street, 
.AXiBAJM-ST,  3Sr_  "ST. 


Ladies'  and  Genllemen's  Clothing 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

Scoured,  Dyed  and  Befinished  in  the  First  Style. 

N.  B.  Goods  received  and  returned  by  Express. 


DANIEL  L.  WEAVER, 

Manufacturer  of  and 
Dealer  in 

UMBREllAS, 

PARASOLS, 

Parasolettes, 

ETC., 

Of  the  best  material,  constantly  on  hand  or  made  to  order. 

Cape  and  Dbess  Trimmings  Pinked  to  Order. 
Also,  Corset  &  Bone  for  Dressmakers  for  Sale* 

39  Green,  cor.  Hudson  St.,  Albany. 


M.  W.  MACOMBER, 


M.  VT.  MACOMBEH  &.  CO., 

WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

WINDOW  GLASS,  BRUSHES, 

CAMPHENE,  &C., 

32  &  34  Washington  Ave., 

A.1^  JJA.J1I  \  •  TIMOTHY  SHELDON. 


WHOLiKSAIjE  AMD  RETAIL  DEALEB  IN 

STRAW  BONNETS 

MILLINERY    GOODS. 

Keeps  conatantly  on  liand  the  largest  and  most  complete  assortment  ot 
the  above  Goods  to  be  found  In  this  City. 

No.  540  BROADWAY,  ALBANY. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


249 


CEORCE    C.    SCOTT, 


AND  DEALER  IN 

Of  every  style.    Also,  a  beautiful  assortment  of 

o.A.SJSXAfa:z3zi.z3s  ets  ST'Xi&TX.Ta'cSrtst, 

JVo,  8  BE^T*EMt  STREET,  JiEB^J^Y, 

Gk)ods  made  up  in  the  best  manner,  from  the  latest  Styles  by  the  best  of  workmen,  and 
perfect  satisfaction  warranted  in  every  instance. 

J«S- PARTICULAR  ATTENTION  PAID  TO  CUTTING.-®* 


JOHN  A.  O'BRIEN, 

Uannfaotarer,  Wholesale  and  Betail  Dealer  in 

millinery  Goods,  Bonnets, 

HEAD   DRESSES,   DRESS   CAPS,   AC, 

NO.  45  ISrOETH  PEARL  STREET, 

(Bet-vreen  Steuben  Street  and  Blalden  l<ane.) 


AtWATS  DYEING  YET  STILL  LIVING. 

No.  20  NORTON  STREET. 

THE  OLD  ESTABLISHED 

FANCY  DYEING 

AND 

SCOURliG    ESTABLISHMENT. 

N.  B. — Gentlemen  will  take  notice  that  a  first 
class  Tailor  is  employed  to  do  pressing  for 
their  Coats,  Pants,  &c. 

Perfect  shape  warranted. 

Mrs.  JOHN  McDUFFIE. 


WILLIAM  F.  COCHRAN, 

DEALER  IN  IMPORTED 


CHOICE  HAVANA  CIGARS, 

AND 

FINE    GROCERIES, 

MASONIC  HALL, 
41  XO'ox'tlx  Z*eA.x'l  Street, 


JOSEPH    LEMOGES 

LADIES  AND   GENTS' 

624  BROADWAY,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

A  GOOD  ASSORTMENT  OF  FASHIONABLE 

BOOTS,  SHOES  &  GAITERS 

Constantly  on  hand  and  also  made  to  order,  of  the  best 
French  Stock,  and  warranted  to  fit. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  LADIES'  GAITER  BOOTS. 


250 


ALBANY     DIRECTORY. 


EXOTIC  NURSERY, 

50  CHESTNUT  STREET, 

(Near  the  New  State  Street  Presbyterian  Church.) 

ALBMI,  li  I. 

ORDERS  FOR 

Also,  BULBS,  FLOWER  AND  VEGETABLE 
SEEDS,  will  receive  prompt  attention. 

A.  F.  CHATFIELD,  Florist. 


JOSEPH  LORD, 

BooKSEiiER  m  mumi 

19  PHILIP  STREET, 


Has  on  band  a  choice  assortment  of 

Theological,  School  and  Miscellaneous  Books, 

Sunday  School  Books  and  Requisites,  Gift 

Books,  School  Books  and  School 

Stationery,  &c.,  &o , 

FURNISHED  ON  REASONABLE  TERMS. 

A  large  assortment  of  second  hand  Books  for  sale  cheap. 


ALBANY  TILE  W^ORKS. 


COE.  CLINTON  AVENUE  AND  KNOX  STREET, 

ALBANY,    N.    Y. 

The  subscribers,  being  the  most  extensive  manufacturers  of  Draining  Tile  in  the  United  States,  hare  on  hand,  in 
large  or  small  quantities,  for  Land  Draining,  Round,  Sole  and  Horse  Shoe  Tile,  warranted  puperior  to  any  made  in  this 
country,  hard  burned,  and  oyer  one  foot  in  length.    Orders  solicited.    Price  list  sent  on  application. 

Also  Agents  for  COE  &  CO.'S  SUPERPHOSPHATE  OF  LIME.  » 

Terms   Casli.  C  &  "W.  IMCcCA-lMtlMOW,  A-ltoany,  Tf.  Y. 


OLD  LINE  STEAM  TOW  BOATS. 

TOWINGDMLY, 


BET-WEEN 


AlBANYAllWYORK 


BY  STEAMBOATS 


OSJVEGO  and  ^JTJr^. 

ALFD  VAN  SANTVOORD,  ^g't,  77  Pier,  Albany. 
HENRY  SMITH,  Agent,  16  South  St.,  New  York. 


R.  &  L.  LEWIS, 

HARP  MAKERS. 

SSTABZilSRED,  1846. 

626  BROADWAY, 

DOIJBI.I:  ACTIOJV  HARPS 

r'rom   $300  iip. 
SIringt  attd  every  Beqniiile  for  the  Barp> 


/< 


^^JV^-\^?,  WIJL.    FRESH  GROUND^£>^ 
^^ FARMER'S  PLASTER,  ^i 

Kosendale  Cement    Calcined  Plaster. 
Ground  Lime  for  Plastering 

LIME  FCUR  WHITEWASH. 

WARNER  BRO'S'  LIME  KILNS, 
South  Broadway,  fcelow  the  Ferry, 

A.zid.  at  the  Jxin  otion  of  Ca«ial8 , 
^V  ABOVE  VTEBT  TROT.  ^ 

ygTidNGSTOW  CEHIENT.  HAIR.TJjm 


ALBAJVY  &  TROY 

L 

WARNER  BROTHERS, 

Jointa  Lime  per  Barrel, 

LUMP  LIME  PER  BARREL, 

Kingston  Cement  per  Barrel, 

CALCIKED  PLASTER  PER  BARREL, 

Marble  Dust  per  Barrel, 

FAEMERS'  PLASTER  PER  TON, 

Hair  per  Bushel. 


ADVERTISING     DEPARTMENT. 


251 


^    Py  ^  Wholesale  Manufacturers  of  *^y  ^^ 


Corner  Lumber  and  Swan  Streets,  ^Itbany, 

COUNTRY  MERCHANTS  AND  PEDLARS  SUPPLIED. 


FRAIKfORT  SKIRT  «iPAM, 

AGENT, 

No.  12  FRANKFORT  STREET, 

Manufacturers  of  the  best  and  cheapest 

Of  all  Descriptions. 

D^  CIRCULARS  SENT  ON  APPLICATION. 


Mme.  Demorest's 

MAGASIN  DES  MODES, 

473  Broadway,  I.  ¥. 

Branches  appointed  in  all  the 

Cities  of  the  Union 

and  Canada. 

PATTERNS, 

PRIZE  MEDAL  SKIRTS, 

FRENCH  CORSETS, 

AMD 

Dress-  JnaMng-, 


MME.  DEMOREST'8 

QUARTERLY 

Mirror  of  Fashions, 

Single  Copies  25  cts.    Yearly 

tl,  with  a  valuable 

Premium. 

ALSO, 

niDE.  DEinOREST'S 

RUNNING  STITCH 

Sewing  Machine, 

Sews  with  a  common  needle, 
either  with  a  single  or  double 
thread,  about  one  yard  per  mi- 
nute, and  is  so  extremely  simple 
that  a  child  of  6  or  8  years  can 
use  it  successfully.  It  is  richly 
ornamented,  and  when  in  use,  is 
attached  to  the  table  like  a  sew- 
ing bird. 

PRICE  FIVE  COLLARS. 


I^'ET^  YORK  A-GENOY 

FOR  KIRBY'S  PATENT 

COMPRESSED   BUNGS,   PLUGS,    TAPS, 

BUNG  BORER  AND  REAMER. 

These  BUNGS  and  PLUGS  are  formed  by  being  placed  in  a  compressing  die,  and  subjected  to 
a  pressure  of  several  tons,  by  which  they  are  pressed  into  shape,  tapered  on  the  sides  and 
rounded  at  the  small  end  in  the  most  perfect  manner,  so  as  to  hold  their  form  as  long  as  they  are 
kept  dry,  but  when  driven  into  a  full  barrel  will  expand  and  fill  out  into  all  the  irregularities  of 
the  bung  hole.  They  are  made  either  of  OAK  OR  POPLAR  WOOD.  CAMPHENE  AND 
TURPENTINE  DISTILLERS  will  find  the  Oak  preferable  to  any  others  in  use.  VARNISH 
AND  OIL  MANUFACTURERS,  also  BREWERS,  use  the  Poplar,  and  find  a  great  saving  in  their 
not  ^troying  the  bung  stave,  as  is  the  case  with  the  turned  oak  bung.  The  PATENT  BORER 
and  REAMER,  may  be  set  to  any  required  size,  and  by  it  the  bung  hole  bored  and  reamed 
perfectly  true,  to  correspond  with  the  bung,  and  thus  much  time  and  labor  be  saved  in  fitting. 
For  sale  by  P.  AMGRINEAIV,  A^ent  for  tbe  Patentee, 

121  Warren  Street,  New  York  City. 

TO  STOVE  AND  LANTERN  MANUFACTURERS. 


For  Compass  Cards,  Lanterns  of  all  kinds.  Stove  and  Furnace  Doors,  Ambrotypes,  Photographs, 
Engraving,  Lithogpraphing,  Chemical  Purposes,  &c., 

AT  WHOLESALE  OR  KETAIL. 

The  ahoTe  article  is  superior  to  anything  eyer  used  for  the  above  purposes,  on  account  of  not  breaking  or  burning, 
but  standing  the  most  intense  heat.  Constantly  for  sale,  at  wholesale  or  retail,  on  the  most  reasonable  terms.  Also, 
8AFETT  LANTERNS  and  SAFETY  LAMPS,  of  various  sizes,— a  very  superior  article,— for  sale  aa  above  at 

IVo.  21  Union  Street,  up  stairs,  Boston,  IMEass., 


252 


ALBANY     DIRECTORY. 


ALBANY  BRUSH  FACTORY 

J.    B.    ARMOUR, 

manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 


No.  385  BBOADWAY,  ALBANY. 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand  a  large  assortment  of  BRUSHES  of  all  kinds 
and  descriptions. 

Alsot  n^Iachine  Brashes  made  to  order  at  short  notice. 


STOVES, 
MacMnery, 

VIEWS  OF 

BUILDINGS,  &c, 
Fhotosraphed 

ON  THE 

WOOD, 


^:y 


BOOK 
Illustrations, 

BILL  HEADS. 

ANIMALS, 

&c.,  &c., 

Engraved 

IM  A 

FINISHED 
Manner, 


"  BY  BOYLE'S  PATENT  PHOTOGRAPHIC  PBOCESS." 


SASH,  DOOR  AND  BLIND  FACTORY, 

Hi' 


P.    H.    WEMPLE, 

i^iljill    Wo.  19  WORTOX  STREET,  AEBAIVY, 

nlV  lii'  (Adjoining  the  rear  of  A.  McClure  &  Co.'s  Store,) 

"''''''i'  MANDFACTCRER   AND  DEAUEB   IN 

SASH,  DOORS,  BLINDS,  SHUHERS, 

And  every  article  pertaining  to  the  trade. 

A  large  assortment  kept  constantly  ou  band,  or  made  to  order 
at  short  notice,  at  the  lowest  market  prices. 

«ir  Also,  sole  owner  of  DRAKE'S  PKEMIUM  BORING  AND 
SPACINGf  MACHINK. 

Orders    respectfully    solidt^gto 


Manufacturer  and  Dealer  In  e-rery  Description  of 


INKS,  BRONZE  AND  SIZING. 

WAREHOUSE,  No.  80  STATE  STREET,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Agent  for  the  sale  of  L.  L.  BROWN  &   CO.'S  Excelsior  Mills,  PLATNER  &  PORTER'S,  and 
CARSON,  BROTHER  &  CO.'S  Ledger  and  Writing  Papers. 

Also,  several  First  Class  Mills  on  Book,  Printing  and  Colored  Papers,  Calendered  and  Un- 
calendered. 


WEDDING,   AT   HOME 


AND 


Note  and  Letter  lleadiiiii;s, 
DIPLOMAS,  LABELS,  SEAL  PRESSES. 

<  •  #  •  » — 

ENGRAVING 

OIST    STEEL,    ^^OOD,    OR    STONE, 

Executed  in  an  Artistic  and  Superior  Style,  at  the 
Engraving  Rooms  of 

GAYIT  &  COWELL, 

I\os.  1  &  4  EXCHAI^GE  BUILDIl\G,  3d  Floor. 

MAYNARD  &  NOYES' 

PERMAIWENT   BLACK 


TESTED  FOR  NEARLY  HALF  A  CENTURY. 

Registrt  of  Deeds  Office,  Boston,  Jan.  10,  1859. 
Messrs.  Matnard  &  Notes  :  Gentlemen — I  am  glad  that  longer  use  of  your  Writing  Ink  enables 
me  to  repeat  the  testimony  given  in  its  favor  many  years  ago.  I  have  used  it  in  this  office  thirty- 
seven  years,  and  my  oldest  records  are  as  legible  and  black  as  when  first  written.  This  rare  quality  for 
permanence  renders  it  invaluable  for  State  and  County  Records,  and  all  mercantile  purposes,  where 
it  is  important  that  the  writing  should  remain  legible,  and  unchanged  in  color  by  the  lapse  of  time. 

HENRY  ALLINE,  Register  of  Deeds. 


The  above  popular  Ink,  together  with 
is  for  sale  by  the  Manufacturers,  at 

No.  51  YS^A-TER  STREET, 


K 


Also,  at  Wholesale  and  Retail,  by  Stationers  and  Booksellers  throughout  the  United  States  and 
British  Provinces. 


PETER   SMITH'S 

COPPER,   SHEET   IRON, 

AND 

PLUMBING    ESTABLISHMENT. 


*iO/=r;JA:i    KNICKEnBOCKEft-CO.  ALBA/SJY N.Y. 


XO.  16  BEAVER  STREET,  ALBAl^Y. 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

Locomotive  Flues  and  Smoke  Pipes,   Brewer's  Coppers,  Tanner's 

Heaters,  Dyer's  Kettles,  Stills  and  Worms,  Lift  and  Force 

Pumps,  Brass  Valves,  Coupling  Screws,  &c. 

PLUMBING  WORK  IN  ALL  ITS  BRANCHES 

Executed  in  tlie  BTeatest  and  most  Durable  manner. 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND  AND  MADE  TO  ORDER,  A  LARGE  ASSORTMENT  OF 


"Water  Closets  for  Steamers  and  Dwellings, 
Wash  Basins  of  Various  patterns. 
Iron  Sinks,  Hose  and  Pipes, 


Force  Pumps,      Bathing  Tubs,      Shower  Baths> 
Marble  Slabs,      Plated  Cocks,       Brass  Cocks, 
"Water  Filters,     Sheet  Lead,  Lead  Pipe,  &o 


STEAK  ENGINE  WORE  made  to  order  or  Repaired  on  the  shortest  notice. 

j^-  Agent  for  Ashcroft's  Celebrated  Steam  Quages.  aS"  Proprietor  of  the  Albany  Wire  Cloth  Works 

GOOD  WORKMEN  will  be  sent  to  any  part  of  the  country  to  fit  up  any  of  the  above  works. 
Ci^All  Work  from  this  Establishment  WARRANTED. 


AlBAl  WIRE  CLOTH  Al  SIEVE  MAIPACTORY, 

ALL  KINDS  OF  HEAVY  AND  LIGHT  WIRE  CLOTH  SITITABLE  FOE 
BREWERIES,  FLOUR  AND  PAPER  MILLS. 

Spark  and  Ash  Fan  Cloth,  Coal  Screens,  Coal  Sifters, 
Furnace  Riddles,  ^'ine  Nest  Sieves,  &c.. 

Constantly  on  Hand  or  Made  to  Order  at  the   LOW^EST 
POSSIBLE    PRICES. 

No.  16  BEAVER  STREET,  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


f 


COM^pRCE- 

maUilANCJE  COMP/WY 

OF  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 

C'SH  CAPITAL  Ap  SURPLUS,  $22  0. 


.V.      .      .v,\  ALLEN, 

.J<       >■  11.  'IKYNOLDS,     ■ 

('.  .'.  WJi.LIAMS, 

^\.   H.  i.v.AD, 

.1 1     4E  C    FOTTS, 

A;:Clii!<ALD  MnCUJUK, 


THOMAS  SCHUYLER, 
JOHN  G.  WHITfi, 
ISAAC  A.  CHAPMAN, 
JAMES  W.  EATON, 
CHAS.  B.  LANSING, 
THEO.  F.  HUMPHREY, 
VISSCHER  TEN  EYCK. 


CHAS.  B.  REDblELD, 
E.  A.  DURANT, 
PETER  MONTKASSJd, 
H.  D.  HAWKFN^ 
CHAS.  H    M'AMF, 

L.  M.  PAi.A.i;'; 


aPAM  van  ALLEN,  Prest. 
T.  POHUYLER,  Vice  Prest. 
a.  A,  VAN  ALLEN,  Secretary. 


Oj^'FICe  in  bank  building, 

No.  448  BROADWATf , 


LOOKING  GLASS  WORKS 

THOMPSON     BROTHERS,, 

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Manafactur..s  and  Deal.is  iu  all  kiads  -fl^OOENG  GLASSES  PICTURE  AND  PORTRAIT  H'R.'.^; lift, 

OIL  PAINTINGS,  ENGRAVING^,  he. 

iu  .011  i       '  the  palrono««  ..t  tlie  public  ttu  feci  a^surea  tbat  «Tir  inc.reasca  lucilUic.  f"'  m*""^''*;*'''"?';?,  *^, /i!?^,'',  ' 
?. '.".  ii;,:        I'toW  thorn  r.  P.O.?  admirable  8t..ok.  at  «  inuch  jowor  ti-^urc  than  ""J,"  ^55L^r.^v'"T,«rt  onf 


to  ofl'tT  them  u  I'lopt  aumirable  sxwK,  at  n  inucu  .owor  n'^uro  muu  nuy  wiuci  uvu^  .^     »~iv<^ _;:.,,  ,   ,  \;i 
f        i,.a  at  our  own  eyabli^hmeut,  anU  acder  our  JTiimedi:ite  supwTiBion.    Otacisfrmn  .-ny  part  of  tbecoui  i  ^  v  |^ 
pi  uttcntioii. 

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CdtANDELL  &  WHITE 


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)i;  TO  J.   0.  liKN"^'i:RSON, 

..1  Uholcsule  &  P.Bt«il  Doulors  i' 


^^m.m  GRATES 


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FURNACES,  RANGES 


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ilog:ster.s.  Ventilators,  &c., 
5«t«  BBOA»W*V, 

THE  AMERiCA^J  EXPRKSS  CO. 

Express  forwarders 

A.ND 

FOREI^$   &  DOMESTIC  AGENTS, 

5fo9. 11,1^  &  14  Exchange  Building, 

OKKlt     .   ^IOJT^^^':     Fioi«*6  A.  Bl.  to  t  P.  M. 

i.  J.,  JOHNSON,  Manager. 


V^OOD  ENGRAVING. 

I     Checks,  Notus,  Drafts,  SiDhe  ■     ', 
I  Certificates,  &,c. 


N^ 


^nS'.'^.fAMI]^  ^  HERRICK,  Wholesale  Dealers  ^» 


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3Sr  XJ  T  iB  r  425  AND  427  BROAD  'VAY 


